47 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6ba97e4042cfe9827a7ebbaba687edc8.pdf 9101c7bed35b315457cc2fdb33e2494d PDF Text Text THF SANFORD HERA LT) ABO UT PEOPLE AND E V E N T S BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS ■UP-TO- DATE ■- - - T-. ■' . = Communications for-thin Column Should be Marked "fidrlcty Editor", or Phoned to Mm. tt. A. Terheun, Phone 203 black satin bands. / \ _ Mrs. A. It. Wallaco was gowned prettily in white chnrmeuse and shadow la co, with pink roses. Mrs. Cecil tyujt wprQ a handsAmp gown of black chnrmeuse anti chiflón finished with a yellow girdle.1 Mrs. D. L. Thrasher wore a charm ing gown of green crepe' de chine. Mrs. 11. A. Newman was prettily gowned in blue silk crepe and black velvet. a c a O M rl ju g h lin was handsomely gowned- In - black luco and net---- — -- llTrirr 7‘«of< i Mr. nml Mrs. Lawrence D. Wicker hnve iimued invitations to the m ar­ riage of their daughter, Cîenie to Mr. Normun Cary Toole, the wedding to take place Wednesday evening, Oc­ tober 2 1s t, at V o'clock at their home on Uak avenue. l Howard— Bryan An out of town wedding of in­ terest to the many friends of the groom is that .of Miss Viola G i Howard of BnrneaviUe, Ga., to Mr. Leslie Tolar Bryan of Sanford.—The ¡Vdnesdn>r afternoon at lialT pTit -ÜVW o’eloekr—October 21st, .at~ the ’ F irs t'B a p tist Church. ► t Book Circlt The members of the Book Circle held their first meeting of the season a t the home of Mrs. R. A. Newman Tuesday afternoon with u good at­ tendance. Plans for the winter's. —■ work were outlined anjj a pleasant social time enjoyed, for Mrs. New­ man is a delightful hostess. Mem* hers present were Mesdames J : , W . Dickins, Geo. Speer, Margaret Harnes, A. W. Fitts, Henry Wight , and D. L. Thrasher. Other guests of Mrs. Newman were Mrs. Geo, D. Bishop and Mrs. W. E. Watson. • SHF ’ Ilridgt Contt tt w it'w ill be of interest to the bridge players of Sanford to know that in the contest between Mrs. C. O. Mc­ Laughlin, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Margaret , Barnes nnd Mrs. Frank Miller, the prise, a set of duplicate whist trays was won by Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin. The contest covered a period of three months, played weekly. Trnnit / ‘arty i Mrs. D, L. Thrasher and Mrs. It. A. Newman were hostesses at u very delightful tennis party in Central Park Wednesday afternoon. Punch and coke was served during the game and a very pleasant afternoon en­ joyed by the participants. When the game ended the opposing groups were £vcn. Those playing were Mr». B. W. Herndon, Mrs Thrasher, Mrs. Newman, Misses Midi Whitner and Florence Frank; Messrs. It W Hemddn, Geo, Fox, W. H Lloyd, Dr. S. Puleston and Dr. Fain. Guests watching the garni- were Mesdames .Puleston, Watson it 11 cl Bj^jiop, and Messrs. Thrasher and Newman. Bote Meeting Mrs. Deane Turner very delight­ fully entertained those making roses for the City Beautiful.Bull lust Wed» nesday afternoon and will again be hostess this afternoon Friday at ¡1 o'clock. Katltrn Star ’ y / Notwithstanding the inclement weather there was a large gathering of the Eastern Stars Tuesday night. Thore were three initiations of new members pledging themselves to shine brightly in this galnxy of Eastern Stars, even-in. cloudy weath­ er. Tliose initiated were Mesdames Shelton, Bissett and Bailey. Fol­ lowing the business period a de­ lightful social hour was enjoyed. Cake and cream were served by the * hostess of the evening, Mrs. Harry Kent. ■ çH Brilliant Dancing Party One of the most delightful affairs of the early fall was the charming porch party last evening with which Dr. and Mrs. Puleston entertained 'In honor, of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop. The attractive rooms ' were pret­ tily derorated 'with roses and hibis­ cus, while the broad verandas, pleas­ ingly adapted to the occasion were hung with Japanese lanterns, adding an oriental touch of beauty to the scene that was already a glimpse of fairyland. • Upon * the lawn chairs and swings were placed for the com­ fort of the guests. In the library card tables added to the pleasures of the evening. , vx. Receiving with Dr. and Mrs. Pu­ leston were Mr. and Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. Henry Wight and Mrs. Allen Miss May » . X Jones served punch. Thrasher distributed programs. Airs. Puleston was very loyely. in • gown of white chiffon over white charmeuse. (Mrs. Bishop was daintily gowned In white chnrmcusA with crystal trimmings. Mrs. Henry Wight wore n hand­ some gown of bhick lace nnd chlffoh. Mrs. Forrest Lake was gowned in a charming frock of cream lace, with bodice, of pink silk, finished with fu f and rhinestone buttons. ™ Mrs. Holly was lovely jn a gown ■K ent planting are: __ . Roses— in fine variety, forty cents each, or four dollars per dozen. Half dozen at dozet) rates. Hibiscus— Including the beautiful Peach-blow, ul $ 1.50 per dozen, 15c per plant. K Palms, shrubs of various kind and ferns. Among the latter it may be well to mention the handsome Cibotlum Haro met f, which grows so well in Sanford, and is seen in such beau­ ty ut the home of Mr. H. R. Ste­ vens. « These may be bought, very strong plffnts at 25c each or $2.50 per dozen. It is hoped that the Civic League ^ may have a very large response to ♦ their first venture in plants Persona/ „Mention Hoskins Jones is spending several days ut Stone Island, the guest of Mrs. A. B. Commons. X --------[<$> \ M r s . B. F'. Whitner, who went up 1 , ito JaeksonTftltr"^iInday to attend. X T We take this opportunity to shpw our * beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear.Goods,. *; Silk and Wool dress materials, trimuiiirgs, ♦r . T T h f f T - -------------- ....... - ' • " T ue bronnfiyi cLarnmutg and white returned to Sanford on Wednesday. ( ^ silk net. Miss Florence Frank wore a gown i Senator W. ’ M. Igou of Euatisj + > o f —yellow nwweuline, ehlfforv and apent several days In Sanford'U lta! shadow lace. Miss 'Charlotte Hand' were a dainty frock of blue brocade char­ v Mrs. C. W. Entzminger and daugh­ meuse and pilk Shadow lace. ter, Miss Maud Eptzmlnger of LongMiss Essie Purdon was gowned In wood will spend the winter in San­ A green crepe meteor with overdress ford. Miss Maud will attend the of flowered chiffon. high school. They are domiciled <£> Miss Muriel Hnrrold wore a pret­ with Mrs; R. L. Jones. » ♦ ’ ty gowp of pink imported crepe, X garnitured in silver passamenterle. Miss Hazel A. Stevenson of At­ Miss Saidie Williams was lovely lanta. a member of the Sanford.high - + in pink crepe de chine. , school faculty arrived Thursday and Miss Helen Rowland was charm­ will be with Mrs. Geo. Dickinson for ♦> ing in a gown of pink silk, chiffon the winter. < and lace. . Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schilling and Miss Belle Smith wore a dainty daughter and Mr. and Mrs. W. it, ♦ little (lancing frock of white organdy Hickson of Troy, Ohio will make and flowered ribbons. * ♦ Sanford their home .this winter. Miss Hortcnsc Weidman was gowned In pink charmeuse nnd white THtty have" bought the T, K. Bates pinch west of town. lacc.^—T ♦ Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin wojc Mrs. Cooper of Sorrento is the 4 > n gown of white charmeuse, with guest of Mrs. Cha». Brown, on the x overdress of black and white net. i \\iss Anna MeLaughlip was lovely west side. ♦ in pink chnrmeuse with overdress of Mr. W E tlrndn k of Jacksonville pink Japanese chiffon finished with Was the guest of his sister. Mrs. J l .E ^ jeweled trimmings. Mrs. Hurt was lovely in u soft Tolar, while in Sanford on business ♦ this week. 4, black silk. Mrs. Allen Jones wore a pretty ♦ gown of Invendnr crepe de chirm, \ 'Alias Nona Wylly was the guest o f ' ^ Mr» Henry Wight several (lay» tin» white lace and pink roses ♦ week. Besides those already mentioned, ♦ invited to meet Mr. and Mrs. ♦ Mr». R. E Tolar has gone up to Bishop wen- Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Jacksonville for a visit of ten day» ♦ Ne.al, M r.‘ and Mrs. [leas. Dr and Mrs. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Ha \>ilb relatives and friends Wight. Mr. and Mrs Hurt, Mr and ♦ Mr .itnl Mrs John Shu mu 11 and Mrs. Geo. DeCultes, Mr and Mrs ♦ Frank Miller, Mr and Mrs. (¡ori­ furnil) have (returned 'from a visit 1 « zale», Mr. and Mrs .C b w id ivH n w -f *** Pennsylvania ♦ ard. Mr. and Mrs A IV Connelly, Mr amj Mr, |UuX, „ n IVrkins. Mr Mr» Eugene 1.arrumóte ha- re­ ♦ and Mrs. Archie Beils. Dr and turned to her home in Jacksonville ♦ Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Allen Jones, Misses after a pleasant visit to relative» and O Mull Whitner, Genie Wicker Lillian friends in Sanford. and Anne Higgins Annie Lee nnd I„etti Caldwell and Gladys Morris; Messrs Mr» G F! War man Inis returned ♦ L ike. Henry Wight, Newman, 11 from Arkansas much irti proved in ♦ Herndon, W FI.|Watson, Mrs. It J. heult h ♦ Holly. C D Melaiughlin. A B Wal ♦ luce. F'lll». Thrasher, W M l.nyd, o t u.iriiigt.ii] Mr und Mr» ( Billie Hill. Thigpen, Hu gen and Karl ,,f |>,-|,ilnd. Mopped over in ».i- lord ♦ Uounulhit, Henry Prdon. Joe, Roy Wednesday, while cn route to or- ♦ Koumillut, Henry Purdon, Joe, Roy lundo to uttend the meeting of the and Ned Chittenden, Clarence M a­ La'Ko Region Press Association. honey. Galloway, Ralph Wight, Wil­ lie Leffler, F'rank Campbell, R a y ­ *- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart, nee mond Key, George McLaughlin L Miss Kate Dickson, returned Wed­ P. McCuller. David and Weidman nesday from Utah and other western Caldwell, Joe Demont, J. D. Rob­ states. They will begin housekeep­ erts. Dr. Butt and Dr. F’ain. ing at once ut 817 F^lm avenue. week, thegue.taof mends. l f r . ' • ♦ . It being our custom always to obtain ^¿ke--newest novelties, etc., we announce our annual *‘ V.,-. S ii- L 7 ♦* • z4>} ! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦» ■♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ « ♦ ♦ READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT Here you will find displayed all the newest fashioned su its, cap es an d coats for ladies. Also a pretty line of coats for children and younM ladies. LADIES’ NECKWEAR A larjie assortment of brand new neckwear. All those new "vest” effects, flared collars, silk and lace jabots, etc., all made of nice material. See this display. Kerry UVft Brulgr ('tub Mrs. Margaret Barnes wns the charming hostess to the E v ery Week Bridge Club yesterday ' afternoon, the first meeting of the fall, and a vo jy delightful time was enjoyed by those present. Delicious refresh­ ments were served, consisting of deviled crabs, baked sweet pota­ to e s , hot cheese sandwiches, ban­ quet wafers, pretzels and coffee. The club prize was won by Mrs. F o rrest’ Lake, a silver bon bon spoon. Mrs. 'Newman secured the guest prize of a pretty jardiniere and growing plumosa. Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin a s ­ sisted in serving. Members of the club en joying,M rs Barnes’ hospitality were Mesdames C . O. McLuughlin, G. F. Smith, F’orrcst Lake and C . M. Vorcc. At the guest table were Mesdames J . W. Dickins, Dcano Turner, F'rank Mil­ ler, B. W. Herndon, R. A. Newman, A. W. Fitts, F. J , Gonzales. Other guests were Mrs. A. P. Connelly and Mrs. D. L. .Thrasher. ^ Mr. Staten Field.» is »pending the week in Jacksonville, the guest of his brother. ijH* “ nd Mrs. C. E. Henrjr nnd family have returned to Sanford to the delight of their many friends. They will reside on Fifth street. Prof. Nerling of Gotha is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight. ♦ SPECIAL SHOWING OF - BOY’S SUITS ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « Beautiful line of 150 boy’s suits, brand new. - Mrs. T. K. Bates lias returned from a delightful visit to her old homo in Palatka. Mr. Stanley Wood, a high school graduate of the Class of ' 09, San­ ford, Is visiting the city after five years’ absence, nnd Is being cordially welcomed by many of his boydood friends. DON’T FORGET THE BOY’S DISPLAY <♦ > ♦ ♦ NOTICE DR. C. W. FAIN ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 0 ♦ -♦ ♦ ♦ Here you will see all those things your boy has been craving in the way of a suit. Mrs. Etile McLucas nnd little son Leonard have rctunrod from u two months' visit to Arknnfens. As I have charge of the business of the Title Bond <b Guarantee Co., East San­ On Wednesday of next week the ford L^nd League, .and W. A. Whit­ Junior Civic League will aend' off comb,. I can be fourni in the Tax As Ita first mortthly order for roses, lessor's Office in tbe court house. ferns nnd strawberries from tlie T H O S . K. BATES Royal Palm Gardens. Ordors may be phoned to Mrs, Henry W ight,-or where it is desired the Junior .Girls will deliver catalogues, marked with Mr. Reasoner’s own selection of DENTIST varieties of plants most suitable for W ORK r o u W H IT E PE O PLE ONLY • Sanford soil and climate. PEOPLES BANK BUILDING The Junior League< la lindeiRQOM 9 taking thla work with o'nly one aim In view— A M O R E B E A U T I F U L q iyel.o* charmeuse with overdress of S A N F O R D . ic w I ” * * , * ** Among seasonable thingsI iur for yprea'shimmering silver net, trimmed in Ary V— ; s hz ♦ ♦ - t Miss > J MEN’S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT ♦ " t ; Openings are not always for ladies. We will have * also a special display of Men’s Furnishings. ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ 7 ♦ 4 WANT ADS V v v v v v , v v » v v v • v V V V W W V V - '» V v v - %j �m ■■ W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D PU B L ISH E D r p SEMI-WEEKLY- X 1 À 1 D IN SANFORD VOLUME VI Life I* iVorf/i Living SA N F O R D , FI.i) IM D A. II ESDAY. (H I t *1! Lit 13, I'JN A GOOD MEETING PRESIDENT WILSON OF THE COMMER­ DECLARED GREAT CIAL _CLUB HELD PEACE M AKER ON AND FRIDAYS VO 15 REGULATE THE CONGRESS WILL S H I P P I N G OF A D JO U R N THIS CO NTRA BA NDS WEEK SURE IN W A R SUM M ARY NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS EUROPE’S WAR—FOOD IS MEllBEESDESIRQng. &I&WING TRIBUTE COTTON TO BE CAR- W AÇREVENUES OF GIVING SMOKER* PAM) TO CHIEF BY RIEDTTNALLNEUC, REAÖY FOR SËN• SCARCE IN -BELGIUM* — TI Î I S M O N T H * •™ T R 7 tC " r E sS E E S ' SPEAKER CLARK -»T* The Sanford Commercial Clubhrlri n moot in lor«»* Hog masting last Friday night in the city hall that WHs well attended. President l-ake culled the meeting to order but us the secretary was absent the min­ " ute* of the last meeting could not be’ read, although the President re­ membered enough of the proceed’ ings to call for reports of the vari­ ous committees. It was discovered thftt all of them have been on the job and many now members have paid their dues and the linn nee com­ mittee will soon have a comfortable sum on hand for the winter's work The up town ticket olllce will lie established us much for an informa­ tion bureau as for the sale of tickets and will he a great convenience (or the tourists. A committee.was nathrd for Investigating the laxity of the Southern Express Company, in closing their up town ortire dur­ ing the business hours and It was also decided to ask them to call for packages to take to the otlire at the depot us they have not been lining this All other cities have this convenience and the express company should do this in Sanford as well \ committee Was also a|i|ml tiled to make preliminary arrangements fur a -moker the same to occur «ome tune iluniig the month and being .1 general get together IA which t he citizens of Sanford will be invited and a general resume of the work of the club be given and also an out in. of the work to he Ai ■ oa pb-hed • .nog the ywur. 1 Mi aciouui "( tin « nr K hi 1 ha* di v oi n il n...... I I* A-sessor Hates be will be obllgeil to give up the position of secretary' id the r lob' and at the 1,1 o in. 1 11 < g 11 w secretary will ¡.r<>b;if‘ !. bt e|i■. ted to till out the unrvj'ired liTTn The rioxl ih- i*ting **MIf l.i held II the city hall on Friday loghl. Oct ‘•bird ami a Tull attendance is de­ sired The club is cmt*t a ntl y grow mg and every citizen of Sanford wl..> has the good of t lie cit\ lit heart should enroll and be. otn. .11 • II I. Ill be: Washington. Oct. 13.—'Continuing Washington. . pet. 13.'—^Adminis­ ’ The Hague, B y Way of London, capture nnd use the port in her op­ its policy of forging out a complete tration* I c a d m in Cnngrcss nrp miikV -Ort. It. --The Belgian Legation a* erations against England. a fervent hope ihuO the war in E u ­ sorts that conditions In Brussel*, .a—U 1 . 1 -Ucgghi Jump the Ger­ code for regulation of shipments of irtg every possible effort/to wind up I rope might soon end marked the alarming owing to a scarcity of food mans from the coast Is inevitable. ammunition products, not only to the long session by next Saturday first speech of Speaker C ham p Clark and other supplies. During the siege Today's reports indicate that the neutral hut the belligerent countries, night, with the assurance from the In the fall campaign delivered here of Antwerp, it Is said, no Belgians German cavalry advance is less than the itate department today announc­ President that it will b« unneccssa ed a decision relating to exports of to return until the first Monday in tonight in advocacy of the renomin- were allowed to leave Brussels un­ thirteen miles from Ostend. The strength of the allies at Os* cotton seed oil. The decision marks December. ation of Representative J . Thompson less they had special passports. Whilo no new legislation is to bo linker. The number of Belgians In Hol­ tend is not known. It is possible that a distinct advance in tuc exemption “ Perhaps who knows," said the land is estimated nt close to half a British reinforcements which were of semi contraband goods from permitted, there is no certainly, Speaker, "when President Wilson million. Holland probably will not j unable to reach A r c t s s w u r i m —t o seizure when carried in American however, that action on. tho •war • revenue hill can be completed with­ has finished his course as Chief he able Iff meet indefinitely the h e l p in the defense of that city are bottoms. This declaration in effect is that in the week. When i f 'has passed { now in Uslciul. Magistrate of this mighty Republic problem of feeding them. American trade in cotton seed oil in the Senate, u conference will bo ncc« It is staled that the German sol Still less is known of the situation ami when historians come to assign neutral bottoms is not aubjc t to cssary. and the prospect is that it diers are active in mastering the lire in the eastern theater of the war. him his plure in history, they will seizure or detention, not only when will lie October ‘ J O before Congress in Antwerp which are almost sub I'ctrograd is silent on recent developp a s s over the great domestic meas­ The German» agreed in 1 la n> 1 i* The Russian war "{Jin- ex destined for neutral countries, but can adjourn ur e s of hi- Ad mi m«i rut ion s u c h as a lined "\Y.. will ex|>edite the bill in the " tarilT revision. * urrancy legislation, ter ms of eapitiilation not t<> disarm plain* thi* »ili-ucn on the ground* of when »hipped to Germany, if not intended for military use* Tile Brit Senate us much as possible," said \ lenna . lairii* the 1'rsuetc . and declare that his elTorls to the ri\ic guard or make prisoner* of ’ r.tP gy keep the I nited States out of war rnales between the age» of eighteen -l.,n attach on I'rzemysl, the slrong- i»h Government lias assented to so Senator Simmons, Chairman of the It is rumored, I c*t fortress in Austria Galacia has much of the proposition as relates Finance Committee. "Democrat« are constitute his clearrst title to the and thirty yenrs. says another dispateh, that Ant werp ' failed. Berlin asserts that the Rus- to shipments to Holland of neutral not disposed to change tho measure gratitude nf his country." wiil he obliged to jury a large in »¡an on the east Pru.-atinn frontier goods, such ns food stuffs which as it came from the caucus. Wo ajl "President Wilson expressed with, hits been clierkeil w"hilo>thn Germans The Netherlands Government has realize thnt war revenue is necessary great felicity the sentiments of all d e m n it y nnd we believe the hill is the i>est are steadily working eastward in embargoed for exportation. true A (fieri I'll MS when he tendered The solicitor's opinion goes be­ that can be devised at this limn." Russian Poland hi* kindly office* to the belligerent Utili ial war news was brief today, Republican Senators are not in­ S o lltrnl sources report that •In»I yond the mere matter of cotton seed power* in order lo stop the litume but w:rr office statements are I...I oil and lay* down the principle that clined to prolong debate Several . t i t» sprouti ng in \ u - t r l a struggle across ihe yea*." -aid the needed to make plain lbat moti • > lotion i* not i unl raI'.Cndr and i* not minority leaders have declared they i .i t it .11 i ir 110 t. *1 r■ ■ p pi d i .■ speaker I or lorlUll.tle In in* loos results hung on tin- iorttii.* subje. I lo seizure even when »hipped would' help bring about early adT» 1 mut»* m l 'a n - it i- M.-riii g ■iilgli of v a n t a g e , h a p p y III t h e coil of the desperate battles being wag< ■! to a belligerent country, providing it jourment .is soon ns assurances were, > f t h missile* struck in t Iii- y ard* h d e l i r e of a p o we r f u l p e o p l e , let II' lit vital point* on that line tb,<* d 1 1» "ti \merican or other neutral »hips given of a definite purpose to end hop* tl it he .till .11. . ces m hi' plot - 1r.-1. I . * frmn S V. it zeri a ti .1 ihmi.gl. North*-Ml rallw.i, ' t a l l ó n but •. an.I 1 1 . r• f•.r• t In r<- i* no imp.oli-j the session without a recess. •o - Vplod' a n t h r o p i . e n d e a v o r a n d t h a t u p o n northern France u> cover Switzcrlai .1 inent to the shipment of American Such is now the Administration him will rest t In- blessing vouch- through northern, France t'1 within cut ton In Hamburg consigned to I progru m ■i p I ». .i. ,i I ' . ta!. .! 1 t ., t 1 * . 1,1 n l! of t, t i ** r n *.1 ' * pi i to r: '• li.i'.. * .d 1 b. ' t i .11* *>f I '.iM r In the House the fall to pave tho i o t h good old -1 .to i-.'ii .unit lui'ii ..'i i i.e M .ni ni The heieYte-t lighting I* oll LU« way for ultimate Philippine indeof Ma ba illa, o all I Iloti .............. .lu Thi- . I lie Spl.iker reviewed til wark >>i lito- of l.a--igny and Lens Stole a I m I'endoncp probably will be jtussed i e n t * a day for I« ■ling prisoner*. i.TtHHin's official report from Far I In 1 1. it:.>. r.i tn Ydmi ni*t ration be Two v.iung men were caught here within a day or two Following that |T,. Í ill1f •* .i i f . t.f .• Igliteell huillín >i early Monday morning by Officer the Mouse will mark time uvvuiting We h.n*. pit II (... 11 I b' *4 \ * I he allies repulsed (ormati gil log . .Id list to I»- 1 1. !« R eward Upo tidvlo II« f a i l , la I woe it \ ir a . .1 tld thè 1‘ . t|ii. i hl-. -, I , f 1J ...... . - 1ft ' O’. *. '* * l( ' 1! Itf Co'Ii :• Senate action on the war revenue , t W , '• r *4 : r ■i• 1 .- log ! .'i of. i ■ I I * I ’ . O ilr . engage! e nt* I ■ ivi I iroin ' I r l a n d " . I hi m e n ha d measure lîT1 *' M ■'!• 'ome J '. moi ratic mem­ r ■ r> . f. * * i I .. 1L• • • ,-1..i. of 1 i Ka V * • f J*. . .. d !. . ,' 1 b i t a W.i| l.|t.^ it, .lu O r l a t o l o h o t e l berAilt o.iil i iiu*' llieir agitation 'U t I o| .il 1. ,*L *r . ^ III xh* * !. t *1• In-tor . of t 1" 1 ......... I .. I t.iifi * .itili 11„ ,-a hroui k a n d ilici ded l o ski p to 1 l.u a g o a n d for legisl,limn in Lc lie lit the cotton r f..r *iippi t light tie s pe. i , ^ : 1 1 11 ot. I * til t e i I.I |iu Idi ♦ ♦ m i ; t I tn nr*i i otign not wishing In walk steli'' the hotel situation It I,-till There I ,i V. n»*fMilded 1 ‘ >• proprietor ■ at ml came lid* way . .ill. o ><l gì. iti r part of I I." He! 'la ■ . r 11 .I (Ht -r II " (Va i d (il the l o ok o u t for Douglas* in Qrhiudo Ko ur icon* h is*i in m n ■ -.it ur !.. r. I. o tul n L two tlur.l* of the R' 11 Ji upon t h e m caught them i>n the Orlando Mr K A Douglass of Sanford Is Ki s *1 in m«< ■ '-nti i t t.it n*d t In- <i. iI". fur, es that esci ped frtUTi A ■' *1 ;■ i L , a lb i* now tra Vid ' • a n i on ! road a n d truck t h e n c l i m i . spending rJlt rlhy Irntrlanfftt. look­ * of ! be S o u l It 1 l"M da i I i - Ia In ceil ( ,rT tua 11y 1 » I . i " . ling ÍLet Mui 11 ri ► Slid - usual frum ihc car 1 hey were taken Luck ing after tun working force who are u t i o n on las t Frill:a y « nd I'rc** to Orlando by the Orange county getting our the new set of ab stract Her: ild t h*- rrpri***** ntiitlx c of Tl uhonk* for '■ ••mirude county !• n«t* d Hit uo cling i* 1 nr n. d W' ■( depot' and will face til....... .. there "We furnish the individual with rti'r l i uti il**' m •M with Tim u hhe l hud ,f trull dog revolver oil l lie alt abstract a document that re* Mil Lc Mil i *in g "f ti..front seat when u crested by (If- quire* to. iltorney lo pass tljion it, 'i , I i t..f I . t . f g L.I ...I V ■• . r H o w a r d ' it p r o mp t I -, put U|* a'.. Iran '• r* .1 stud Mr. N. . • 1 . . ' • 1 h -1........... ■... ! I .... »t . | t f o i .,f till lL o ig ta " .ti-i it will Acquire I wo ' ( „ ' ... 1 i -1 ‘' 1 ■ It, \ I’. K S O K IT . n i l o n I O R I N J 1 Ni I HIN M \I\K. KLIM 1 otLA r Im.it ■ ,I ui'oti t fa ir lion/ un year* t>> . ompleie the work nf mak­ i lie .it;, fr.itn t I.e railri'.t'i a numi" r ( laudi l o o k ita- « In t I a n d r a n t lie ing the entire transcript of Orange ( Note It. V. T O T I M E . " -I M O N A It'll ( L E tif time,» we some way hud gamed cur down to the city bastile where county. In the mean time we are The following program was ren­ the impression that it was not hing they were put on ire waiting for the furni»lii'ng abstract« to our cus­ dered by our uniop Sunday evening, nutre than a nice ljttle village, but It is belter to keep borne affairs' the hoard of county cornmissioners Orlando officials tomers." The subject was "G re a t Chapters." In! wlml wa * our surprise to lind a ,, lljcl und settle our differ« rices of I Ira nge >mini > u petition was pro M a ho ns, Allerilion Mr Dougin»» is the clerk of Sem­ This program was in charge of mem­ modern, metropolitan little place among ourselves With thi* I* a ln set'I'd - ki »ig O. a I the r011*1* voted \ regular i unimumention of San­ inole county and 1» quite enthusiu.»bers of Group No 1. Mr* I’ S with up (■> dale stores and' streets view ( he Herald has not allowed ike for m t tie r !*•■ : .on < - lobli»lung a rumi ford laolge No Ii.1 will lie field at tte over the work which he nnd hi« Fortaon leader. atol h.i iitlsoim residence* and a* road injunction splice I". I sic.* the dl* 111* t • 1 . i d i i oil rid Sa uford be 7- Ul i" tn . Thursday, o. i liilh company have inaugurated Reper­ Scripture Lesson. 1( or I ttb tine a da*» "t I.... pl>' a* it I» po­ it r lides ha Ve II Ji pell Ted 1n Ole lime* ( 1 - r O' dto 1• * ■' HI Cl’ it Kill roil ds j Mast er* I h-gre." Will Le l OllfcrTed ter Mur isti chapter by Miss Cora Lee Hntn si |.le t» m* • ! l tilil II. olle of w Li. Ii « ,i - ... j ■ I in tot • n ' I It I ’ ■, ■ ! Ili th" i I* i 11>. I Ml M i-..r * raised it'l* year requestriek U r Were driven 1" St ( loud dor I lie Herald the Other 'lib "I O' «on a i d n ..tn.. ... • longing the sperili ed to e present. Special song by Mr F S Fortson The Tampa Times suy» that Luko * * mg a lull in >ii r session and there troversy are entitled to n reply whuh citions of yilu-r*. In the ithsence of j MemLer* and visitors urged to Me Luke i» running to seed when ho and Mis* Cora Iwe Hamrick appears below over the -igual ire of the <"unl> tturnvy, Hon W 1. 1 come Ly order of W M The Chapter and h'.iw it came to we found a l i tt l e . t t y o n l y f o u r y e a r s shoot* off such an (dd chestnut a s -.Y old which (or i t s a g e is a m a r v e l , a n d the original signers of the ii.jun* ' I'l.lnar, the j" titmn wa* granted --S O. L. T A Y L O R , the following: "B e fo re marriage he he Written, by leader, Mrs. I’ . S furthermore is a live one. We were lion. Th6 affair .has been an unfof- .without i.n opportunity fo r-hearing N Secretary. thinks »he is the dearest girl, in tho Fortson. túnate one ami will be settled in a from any who might ojijiose the world; after marriage, when the bills What is Meant by Love, Mr. M entertained in St. Cloud by the Im m eilialely. some of the ladies l God bless yin w ho were all few weeks in the supreme .ourt. chungo Woman’ s Club Notice come in, he knows it ." We thought L. Wright. Meantime no more arti ales on the petitioner* fur injunction became The music department of Woman's that, ancient us it is. one of the best Why Love i« Great, by Miss Jim ­ hie tubers of the City Improvement question will he published and the alarmed, believing that it would Music (’ lull will give their first pro­ Association. In (art. It is whispered mie Laing. thing» Luke Mr Luke bus given Us, matter bus only been taken up »n far , jeopardize the validity of the bond gram (or HH t - 15 in the Congrega­ ., Without it Good Deeds are Prof­ confidentially t h a t the ladies are the to disjH'l the doubts m the mir d* of issue and make it impossible to levy whole thing m St Cloud and that tional church Saturday afternoon, A man up in Mnino was shot tbo itless, Mr. Joe luting. the men simply let them run it some of our northern subscriber* who and collect taxes »Intuid any tax Qct. 17th, til 3:00 o'clock. For other day because the gunner took Love Removes Hurtful and Sup­ Whether this is the rase or not it i* were iff raid the roads will not be payer, and especially a non-resident, special reasons the year book date him for a moose. Didn't know that plies Helpful futilities, by Mr P. S. certain that the pih o f miming (he finished. For Qieir benefit w>; wif.lt see lit In contest the master, and of Del. JOtb is changed to Oct 17th. the feeling ti|> there wn» so intense Fortson. to say that tJic injunction will soon furthermore believing the change town is well done. a g a in s t th at p a r t y as to cause .the unwise and un warra titl'd We there Lov» is Everlasting, by Mis* Cora Fine Sweet I'olaloes Florida hold* man;. »urpri*c* in lie settled and the roads built, as Inking of such d e s p e ra te step s, a l­ I*ee Hamrick. While 1 lie editor wn* absent from th ou g h the v o te th e other day _w a n ^ the mutter of beautiful little riti.-», far a* tile money will allow them to^fore took counsel in Ote npitler and Recitation, Love Cannot Fail, by Here is the statement ' Mr T. F. Wilson of Sanford, who the alloc on Saturila y Alfred King, but certain It I* that Osceola euUft) Le built pretty heavy. Miss Loren a Smith. i g ned by the petitioners, whusejilrew the original jutition for ( h e j ^ |ma „ flnt, „ „ the west I comes in for her share. names appear below Editor Her- rond district wa* absent on hi* vuco- side brought in »ome fine sweet poScripture Quotations, by different 4l|,. lion north, u transcript of the pro- tatúes and as we did not see him we members of the Group. M unirai ~ The petitioners (or the Brick ceeding» Iwd was *m i him ,for nd- will thunk him publicly for the gift. This program was enjoyed by all The yoiing ladies of (he Method­ Roads Injunction.” realizing thut vice, the following i» his reply: They were great and if wo had sufpresent. At the close of our meeting ist rhurrh will givo a musical ut thè this was a matter of law and jus­ "Y o u r letter of the IKth in»t en­ licicnt to last lit«1 winter would not o u r -pastor presented the union with residence of Mrs. L. Il l'Iiilip» l 'r1' tice, and having submitted the case closing resolution« passed by the particularly care about the high cost A 1 pennant and was accepted by day evening at 8 o'dock. to the courts, have avoided any ef­ city council of Sanford*, Fla., and of living. • our president and she explained In a I’rogra m : fort to influence the court* or even copy of minutes of the county com­ fcVr well chosen words what we had The eduactionnl authorities of MIlia» public opinion by. trying the missioners both referring to change done to win thin pennant, of which Instrumental Duet atni have taken another step in ad­ of route advertised and voted for our union is quite proud. Our meet­ Miss Davis and Mia» Lucca ( hapjicll rase on the street corners, or through van ce an*l have decided that they Miss Currio in re bond issue of Special Road N. P. Yowcll & Co. I lie columns of the newspaper* For ing will be.held every Sunday even­ Vocal Solo will ccquiru rhe school children to pc Gladys Morns District No. 1." duly received. nearly a year they have «submitted ing at 6:30 in the church. We wvrc Reading get first page mention as I inspected as to their-physical condi­ certainly pleased to have so many Violin Solo . .’ . . Eleanor Herring to adverse criticism of their position Neither the county commiBsioners The Dade County Medical the largest advertisers in in the (patter without resentment or nor < the city coVnn-il have any tion. visitors and* again extend to all a Mixod Quartet Mes. Preston reply. The petitioner» for the in­ authority to chi nge the route Association 31»» been asked to recom­ Fin no Solo cordial invitation to attend with us. today's issue. The ad- I mend s plan by which this can be Ml;. Metti Mger junction arc J*. O. Chase H H nr route* in an ' a f which A Next Sunday evening the program Vocal Solo t lislict.irilv . and if tile verlisrmcnt may he found Mr- Maxwell Chuppcil, I) U Bri'sot l. A weri iidvt rii*« d and v*>1■ " I .ind all doije most will l>e rendered by Group No 3. Rcnding Mi*. I Li V is »nggestion* >d the pliy si. in ti* prove the fumi* reali/.* d on i l" 1 '«I*1 "t Piano Solo Hr(milcy. Joe Cameron, G k Smith. i hi page S. Miss Edit|i Stewart Captain • i • . | • | ••*• 1 I" tl,.' r o u t e s pfai ticaLie ll.ey will Le i.irrn d into W A. t ■ i iiu. .T. J Bawkiti» Bert L i n d s I I .a die«’ Trio The county siijH-n ntondent advtrllM'd and \*»ied for and to elleit Mr- Power* Kl|lhi tl)|T }{41J 1 and J N. W inner l’iano Solo Hon. Josephus Daniel», secretary Mr*. Tolar it would he a mis­ was authorized Ly the county Lourd Recently there seems to lie an ef­ none others. Fiait«* Solo. . of the navy, la going to sentj a war Mixed Quartet fort tif make one of our number application of funds for which the at its last meeting to order all of vessel to Europe to he filled with 'fhe Herald will-on each Funrh will' In* served during lbe responsible for what has been done trustees ^ould be liable if they ap- the appliances necessary to estab­ » Christmas present for the little lishing the departments of manual plird any portion of the funds aris­ by a dozen ajid a spirit of fairness day call attention to the "kiddle^" on the other side. This evening. ing from the sale ofthe bonds to training and domestic science in tluv compels us to< submit to the public A silver offering «ill be taken at «ill.make the little ones love "Uncle largest advertisement in u. briel statement of the facts in the the’ payment of any- other road or Cocoa nut Llrove school. Accommo­ S a m " end we all ought, to join in tho door. Benefit of tho New Meth­ the current issue. • roads than those set forth in the dations will he provided for sixteen ' cA sa: that love. f " l l yo do it unto ontwof odist Church. girls and the sa (lie number of boyB. ‘ i( ontti.uid On Page i) , At the October, 1912, ’ meeting of those little ones you do it unto mo." 15-a.t ' 4 ^ ir ^ i-* • ’ • * * ■ • Atlantic City, Oct. 13.— Tribute-to Presid en t Wilson- -pf*~* ee 0111 trot- nf I THE BRICK ROADS INJUNCTION The Largest . I Advertisement Today Special Notice r» �'m m . . - : p- -J . • . .. yg y I TAGE T W O T in ; S A N F O R D H in t A I. D =*rr lo a o o o a o o a o o o a a a o a a a o D a o o o o o o a a a o a o a o a a o a o o o D a o o a a a a Not for the world would wo under rale the need for earnest study and ripe knowledge in u teacher. But to be u student and scholar is not to 'mK^"----- - • ** be a mere bookworm. The' beat ~ BUDGET OF OPlftftfN .“ JUST BETWEEN students use books— many of them but they don’ t stop there; they Y O U A N D jV IE .” Q . study life in uil as well. The only a way to study life Is to mix with it a to enjoy it, to appreciate it □ □ To be u successful teacher need -r a more than mere scholarship, it needs leadership. No one can lend people, A CHIEF IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. young or old, who does not know “ HE'LL PRENT 'E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. * * * how to be one with them, who has ooaaoaaoaoaoaoaooaoaooboooaooaooaaaaooooaaaooaoaaoa not social* tact, poise, address, who not only to success but to >n better *8 nwt B Rood mixer. When the Cannon llooms feeling daily that you are performing When the cannon booms. When the snare dr urns rut tie fiercely ydur duty to God and man and your *i If every man in Sanford could And the feet of men in khaki ham­ duty lies first in remembering the look on the bright side of the city’s Sabbath day and keep it holy. 1 or the county's affairs instead of mer time out on the pave, can well remember the time when persistently knocking every improve­ It is easy to bo bra vet * I t is easy to believo God is angry men thought nothing of hunting aijd ment as some of them do there is no m K fF ^ tG n lT just what we could accomwith the other man. our brother, fishing nnd doing StlfcrTtunis* tlu* Sabbath and I am glad to noto • I’UsH this winter. For instance there And lias left the sword of Gideon in that these same .men c. _________ wa-V wa i-d ■ •trwrira ir hand, icen interested-in ftrr this today. Maybe they aru like evory arnrd many years aud . aamcthimc that When the battle flags are fiutteri/ig myself, gotting nearer the judgment seemed as if it never would start. day and giving more thought to the and men a r e jy jin g mad Well, it lias bebn started ‘and yet hereafteri but I T With-the blind desire for glory, CURBSTONE GLEANINGS OCTOBER U, PRINCIPAL STREET OF LOUVAIN, BELGIUM. EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Filled, wit h VjriffiTsrgTUipt amt W ry?)»*» -who!» world-is getting better in instead of ever/ man in the city this inspect amt-fhat we are growing taking up the work and giving the I t ts easy' ttr assent---- people half a chance they are perTo the Corsican blasphemer’s scofl- better instead of worse. Certainly L . sistently and system atically knock­ I can speak Intelligently of Sanford, .ing creed: I t is easy to believe God is with the my home town, and trutlifully say that all of us are getting better. The big battalions, large attendance nt Sunday school Whether cherubim or hellions, and church proves the truth of this When the cannon booms. assertion. When the cannon booms, When' the primal love of fighting * One hears a lot nowadays about stirs the tiger in our blood. hein¿ n good mixer in this business And the fascinating smell und that position.and there is mo/e Of the sulph’ur fumes of hell to it than you would imagine at Houses memories of the pit from first blush, The man or womuif who which our human nature rose is a good mixer cun usually pull It is ensy to forget along through fife more easily than God was found not in the,earth»|uake the ono who finds it difficult to make in the strong wind, or the fire; friends. This is even true in the It is e«sy to forget how a t last the schoolroom, as the following from a prophet heard Him Utah paper would indicate: As a still small voice( "W e were recommending a teacher When the cannon booms. to a certain county superintendent recently, and the first question he When the cannon booms, asked waS: “ Is she a good mixer?” When the war lords strut and swag"M ixer?" Rrr, " Y e s will she nut with the people And the battle ships are plowing for or will she simply rotate in the class­ the bitter crop of death. room, and when school hours are While,the running rends the ear over, hide away with her nose in a Ec.Moing from the empyrean, book?” Tt is difficult to hear We had to admit that she wasn’ t Through the din the Gallilenn With His calm voice preaching peace a very good mixer "W ell, then, we don’ t want her.” on earth to men! was the reply. "W e are looking for 'Twill lie easier to claim M ni to n .il u »III i iru h « i |>< If we will, the Christian name, To become as little children and lie people; take u live |iurt ir> the com­ munity: we need intellect Uni leu liera men of gentle will, "' When the cannon bupms, the cannon for our luirent» u» well u.» children. not mere hermits or leatum j;iver* booms no more. The explanation put the teacher*' William Herbert Carruth work in somcThing of a new light ^ I am glad to see the very great It liad always 'been a kind <>f u n ­ interest being manifested in church challenged idea with Us I lint t he oil!;, work in Sanford. Three new church­ really necessary qualities in it teacher es are building and they will be three "ere scholarship and pedagogical of the finest edifices inthe state when | skill. Hut we wonder now# completed. AH of the people of San-! “ Good mixer?" Is that one of tinford, young and old, have come to first essentials after a l l ’ realize that Sunday is u day to goj Come to think about it are- not to church anil in a few years the man the ten chefs who get out among the who does not attend church will be people g e n e ra lly the most su ccessfu l? looked upon us an outcast in society. Som e of them e v e n seem to succeed Just as public sentiment is grail v e r y well indeed, ev en though their ually putting booze out of business scholarship is not the highest, while just so surely are the d iurch fs clos­ others with nil sorts oi titles to their ing the net around sin and wicked­ names often utterly fail as teachers. ness and bringing all classes to real­ Is this because the one is not n ize that in the church lies the road "good' mixer" while- the other ¡a? hi ing the bulkhead and what rpakes me sore is the fact that the men who have the most to say about the work are those who have never t____ down there to sec ^ h u l has really been accomplished. In talking with a few men the other day I was actuBUrprjw,,i to h,.lir BO many diajmraging remarks .m ad e about* the bulkheading and asking them about their particular kick found out that 1 they hud never even been down Giere to see the bulkhead or the concrete pilings oi the new machin­ ery and had never gone into the m atter.deep enough to realize what a big undertaking Ik i»- Now, if you know nothing about this work and never put your shoulder to the wheel to help it along what in the summer breezes do you want to kirk about it for? it j * much better for the knockers of Sunfort! to ¡fell their hammers and buy a horn, for it is just this spirit that is holding the town bark a n d will a l w a y s hold it bark. The peuple who do the most knocking are the ones who have never tried to assist in a n y good progressive move­ ment and mivPr will They can stand around 'with their hands in Photo by American I'rcaa Association. This s h o w La B ud des Conies after the destruction of Louraln by German artillery BRIDGE A T DINANT, FRANCE, DYNAMITED. Ptiiam ii> * American I’rva.i A anicini km. i i i wi i JUHt whut To do u nd how to do ■ t. k n o c k «*vor y Pii blii- e n te r pr i s e a nd •Mart* «*%•• r\ n«*VA mu o a way frmii lili­ t o va h hut it ü far il-T ' io! h it a uy 11lí UC for tho good of t ho «>! t > t lie Mise]!Vf- well, they llave never accomplish­ ed It yet and never will by t heir j 1 mi-tie. n ock i ng »|nrif Verily, Sanford needs a few first dus» funerals. I)R . W . F A IN D E N T IS T woKK run wiirn: i-Kori.n only PEOPLES BANK BUILDING C o m e ! S e e t h e N e w S t y le s a n d t h e New Q u a l i t y . T h i s is S t y le p lu s D is p la y W e e k ROOM 9 1, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I I ANNOUNCEMENT TO G R O W E R S StarBrand Merchants X ,i, X An enlarged force of competent, experienced, bonded salesmen throaghout the United States and ¿L Canada, ♦ <$> Our local representatives will be glad to explain our <$’ system, which in addition to highest average ♦ net results, means—prompt and full returns. <*> CHASE & CO. ? S A L E S O F F IC E -J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . 2k. A ,/CSl A ■* £ ♦ ♦ ‘»i».. ■ . . -r of STY LEPLU S probably know. Take advantage of the MultiKopy this special suit and overcoat selling the world over for only $17. A ll wool fabrics, hand tailoring where it Gjfj e W e b t ff counts * the styling of a great fashion artist.*. All styles including specials for young men. See the big two page advertisement in the CARBON PAPERS Finest Carbon Paper Made ■ Saturday Evening Post. Ever y Sheet P a r l a c i Sec our windows. . Come and just look. Recognized Standards Sometime you will buy and when you do' you will save $3 to $8. Tor S»ft by Herald Printing Company Sanford * • - Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Florida ♦X» :-.,X fea-k display opportunity to examine the .famous quality in *$> ♦ WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS f♦ 4 -------- you and <t > All enable Chase & Co. to give the Florida growers of fruits and vegetables service which is un\\ equalled. ^ 1* special W e are the exclusive Styleplus Store here as Mad* far all Machi a«» An experience extending over a . period of thirty years, a arc ‘ C L O T H E S $17 this week. Positively Guaranteed * Purchasing customers in all carlot markets, It is “service” and “results” which have caused the • volume of Chase & Co's, business to increase each year until they are today the largest and strongest independent .shippers of Florida pro■-* ducts, with business still growing. making from Maine to 'California :.V y J — Í-. 1■ �TH R SANFORD HERALD rtf*roBER 13. *914 '" constitutional amendments * SANITATION EDUCATION o .O •> HV STATE HOARD OF HEALTH Holly. Ktlitor Sanford fully «aid about tin- pro^r*•H.H (if Florida. It i« true that when it no n. , finid, Sanford. Fla.: lo the |H'Oplc of comi-s to the judiciary Florida IlndM! f'Dtrirln ......I practical education ¡*»f Sir:—Í* I» " f VPr>' Krrat that the amendment to the her judges working; for tin •ui me noire than m tin- cubic and impnr “Suolion. « U lin K to the ,u«h- salaries that were tix.-.j for them in latl|.( of health and sanitation. ¿ L should Ih. earned at the 1885. it can be said without fear of The problem« that Florida has to contradiction that every slngl «ojtif elerlion. , , . . . 1,1 nieet are those that are common to T | j a matter of common knowl- of endeavor, be It educator, laborer. all the «outil, with the added rottl'* ,hlt the Judiciary ia «atlly un- clerk, BlenuKrapher or what riot, has fdlnitlons that her port« are Impfif? the Cnitrd «id. The salaries of the various had and justly so at least a partial llllrt KMl(.wBy« into increase of compensatimi to maire tifi Stale« for the commerce of the West liw of our <‘our,!' * re ll*'*<* *,y our ¿¡dtution. and the «alurie« us for thè added increase in thè cosi of Indies and many South American C c i t t f d by the consUtuUdn are li vi Ufi. countries. Only those who know the To say that an amendment to thè accomplishments of the pant twenty■ •-inadequate. matter in which the consti t u ti mi, providi hk tlmt thè five years can realize what tins been n u i* '«*1 public should ho Interosted, | legislature mijtlit ostatili.« li «uch done by Florida's Health Hoard in "f ^ fitremely important at all court» as it rlesired and lix thè sul- the practical solution \>f some o f r i t t to bave well qualifled mon on arei» of thè judge» thereof, should these problems. Hut the relations ■ BC” tncj,< tn ,l under cxistihg cqn- not In*- udopted. i* rtterely to argur between tbi» and other countries in . ijrenty-ntne health matters aye better undonrmori ,Uf to. Sft the best materUL yeaM ugo were ridiculously overpat^trtmìT they were a quarter century »U*.for the judiciary, because... or kLu - U i y judicLuy o f the tl,rir con rrof-tnr*-boon •pur* •; !/qbe I na de q u a t e -salaries presrrilied-t should be abolished altogether, on i practical and not a theoretical it the COllitltUtlon. I Either position ,is of course absurd basis. At lb* present tinte our court Legislature V an He Trusted Florida's great health problem at |*cbir#D' l> practically in the sa me | " T h e amendment to I»« voted on present is the elevation to higher I filiti on as prescribed by Jriic con- does not say that all judicial »ul- etliciency of the methods of sanita­ ■ **.Jon of------I8S5, and* the only ----way uries will be increased pr that an y tion, of the prevention of disease, Neither does it of avoiding diseases tlmt are clearly «faith the needed felief can be will be increased. Itbuined. »ill b o ' by the adoption guarantee that some will not be preventable, and in order to accom­ lif the amendment to the eonstitu- lowered. It merely gives the repre* plish these* result», to educate the L s (a be voted on at the coming sentati ves of the people in their people to the Importance of careful legislature assembled the right to and sanifary Jiving.' I S h p «' This t» w .matter of general state (lx the number of judges and their Of immense educational value to „ , .. , I ___ . _ , * f-% . tintlû »ml Publlç interest. I, , compensation. Certain it is that i Florida will be the annual gathering tknfore, a*k that u purveyor of the legislature of Florida has demon- of the American Public Health As­ parity, -and in accordance with |strated that it can be trusted on the sociation. which is to be held at L g put generosity, in giving due ¡ question of «alnries. While there Jacksonville the lirst week of De­ jndpenre to mittler* of state wide may be a few Individual instance* cember ■ «titrs, that you be kind enough where, greater salane* have U-en It has a membership z»f two thou­ |H jiabliilt in your nowspaper the rreatud than the people would tlienv sand of the highest physicians and futmt attached to this communica- selves approve on a referendum, yet sanitary workers in the United (onaisting of a reprint frdm it is safe to say that in at least 90 States, Canada, Mexico and Culm. Ti roe»- Union, under date of per cent of the case« the public The program is to be devoted to the |ft&*td«y. September .1 0th, 1914. unanimously approves the salaries discussion of the health mutters that which bhe legislatures have fixed. Yours truly, _ ,, .. . . . . especially concern the south, as GEO A. D eC O T T E S. nesides this amendment would gtve , h(lnkw„ rm p h o n ic tht iglslnturi tin opportuiun to ma|arja _ trachoma, typhoid, rur- I Itti in tne »tale in N o v r m w r ini', l a t he c o m p e n s a t i o n of the j udge- t o , , I* . . . . ' *a tut a lion, |wtm trill be called upon t o pass s o m e e x t e n t in p roport i on to the ... ch i l d .. welfare, Mtv ■•xter ini nation and many ot her«! of al most |yoa a proposed constitutional work that they would do iH.vi equal interest. IlKidroent enlarging the sco|>e of ously the work of a judge <d a crim In connectnm with this conven [fit lUte judiciary has almost es-Jinnl court of record, for instance, in| lion Jacksonville medicai ant hon ties lapd «Mention in the maze of poll- 1 counties like Duval and Hill-hor tri« planning a Southern II« alili F.x [to tbirh ha* Iwen discussed since tiugh and K*i,ambia. require' .i gn-at lit hi lion, the first of its kiml ever Ilk pouibility of a senatorial v a -'d e a l more of a judge's time and tal-J undertaken in (his country, to illus[any has »risen, but one attorney ent tliun doe» the uurt of Minn of 1 m t•* graphically by « harts, photo [dtWdty is desirous t hut the people i he smaller and mnr> -p a r o l, pop graphs, models, panels ami by other |ssd the pres* wake up on this im- ulated counties of tin* -t.it« \ct. means, the methods that' have been hattBl amendment which will be under the constitution adopted adopted by the most skilled workers [uisitted to the ballot. twenty-nine years ago ea«h «>( these to control these various ailments Is ipeiking of the matter yes 1er judges Is compelled to work »Umiu ult« Tn preparing- this- evbthttion. rn I¿xy be said the shameful salari of il tum ,i year That thè peoplc of r*ir|i,,»Twf^ ieW*^rr^'trm»Tf v ere little, if ¡itii^jtivrc tlian« , IT r. , , . . . i , ., , . Uealtll fioard* uf Ut-arlv evefv soniti It tM (ineral elertion. Ili November, thè judge on thè l.ernh pavs thè____ , . « „ , , , «'rii state, oT muti) soUtherh ritte» •H-.allifL.Uiittu.to. vuU-- upon a con-, stenographer in lu» olin e ^ Koi’ kefeller Foundation, the ritatlonal amendment nmeniling Fxpresmlnn Fruiti , Anolher Mtorne) Ke«l -f'r«'»-. tin« National 1’ tibln Jfftioa 1,* Aritele \ of thè consti \nothcr attorney of thè city to Health .''«•rvn<- t tie I ’ mteti Stai«1tltld9 of Florida, wlmh ri'lalrs to «lumi thè ntalter wa- mentloneij Department o( Agriculture, the Na tk jttdiriiry of thts state is not so sat«i -I A - 1 tinniti Mouth Hygiene Association, «tO Imo»n and not as widely di> ‘ Wlith- imd«»itbtedly thè un riiber* and several other organizations of cwed u d ì should he. Tlu» in u of thè bar tlimughoirt thè state and this high class. Florida's Hoard of Dimire ii io Im- regrctted. fn a s m u c h th e vantiti» bar associa liuti« will do Health wilt start an exhibit of its U it il diflìcult to touch atiy brìi nell whai t h>•\ «an io f urtino ih«1 udop work along certain lines, which i.s to ♦I our (OVcriiment hi wbich thè noti o( ihi* a linoni meni, yet it i* become part of « larger exhibit lliat k*fl* ire mon vitally Interested primarily itniiiT i n w htch t li*« wit' I-- -..-ni .ii«« the i'mi litri l-tr than in the yutil i r . , . i mi 11 - i ««, [>• >pl> i l « i ’ ! « *’ •' '■ I' «':....... , £ *4 JOtflbli to ii.iiii. i h> lira in h ni t lo l i i l l n l l n t u « in « 1 . ■ h * « ’ 1 - «-. . ill. lit. Hoard ««I fomiiment tn 'A l u , f; t h*' I il* o t*|** , i * \v ,i V » h*i. * i t i« i t i '*1 i j r f « r i «r» .1 It« ..t > ■ 1(«•■ 1 «ring »everill exln*' i «bole, have m u r i 1i j t i ti liiftì* 111H* u t i l i ^ l é i k i * t »*■ ! » *r • 1 ! i r l h . i f i i t i h *» t li** olle ol win, h will yllilslrale it* spleutía, than in our jud^inry. , ,*Utur ut*y w lui r** pruni*« Inili»’ rli»*nt ilid cumpuigp against typhoid fever. I would like to see the press of the Slstc Press Appathetir More than fifty health hoard and So far there has been only a stale take the matter up :in«l exother organizations from every part listed amount « of >i comment con- jdain the Tairin'ss and ju-rin«-. to tin« of tie- south have promised active ItwotH the amendment l.v the pa pciqile Wl|e|| ulne I lo V lull’, un 1 iHiper.ilJoll m t i l- vIn hi 11 «III These ll*n throughout the state Ml •1er *ta ntl tile grc.il injll It«« that is tii al m • iimpli-h I *1 htvr »r«*n \lA< Iipph favor lietiig per|nqrate«l upon :i large u r ti wdi show t hi* !I'.ii (•!•-lit ■ t 1 it h.t »• 1....U gamed by ItUt to the adoption of the amenti I *#*r i l ! t it i ' j u < i | p * * O f i l i n * I m f'< I - i.T lîl - •Hi* [• ■ i «iliar line«, of »a ti l*nt tad tt I* hi ueveti t h i w ? ■ î 1 1 *• ( . v i l i fit.if M ♦ ■ 1« Iggi ' I’ ll.." .! •i * ■ tk uture ,,f |*y Huir Ii*iHu(* ri^iit tin i ■ ■n j.r « .J •—> t • • ni 1 «t n flu n i-Vell 1 ■ • Ikopttly unilerstdoil |,v , j 1(. piT'HMiully know of in*ii:iHi*iM in tins .* * • !<«nt ,uul . 1 |**t only »iff t h, «uniment of the stuf«* na h»*r«* sum** uf tin* ninst ^ilt* i Th.... ,tj.|«r.«d ■ tri ag ga I In ri ng « for throughout iju state be fa vor-. judges that wc have had have luen the .id v,tneeini-nt of iM'iilth crtndlItUt but »bo the l**8 V ••■■« » i,«imeni ns*«!! amendment its e lf, absolutely forced to resign and reM n |f h(>|(| ¡„ „ F1(tri),u rity li I , u n a n im o u s ly «unie th eir practice for the p u rp o u will oiler u n ex am p led o p p o r t u n i t y ! ' l(f e n a b li n g them ppu ri irit’ir lem to to su sujipori l,W‘ir Florida statisticians, «oriolngisls, sanImitatile Shniihl Taken fam ilie s. T r u e it is th at the roeii^ . 1 ’ tlit rUSHa. mlT'i’s, physlclilns and mil.. , , t , lion of circuit ju d g e is one of great , , , , , , , U might lie asked. ‘ ,. Why don’ \\ h y don ! i .. . ' ” . ” mcipal .mi fiori to«« to s t u d y an d «li». fBrr’ p^ almost \otcr*. [>* Uayer, tttkl, t ,M. illitil|tiv(. u())j iW-in t' "» n a tiv e uni I »n to agitate the aduption of I lk |*rncn^nu' M1 Undoubtedly, I. will he folllll| WfirkjnB dignity and honor »et oml t«. I««w. if any position within the gift of tin people and any man worthy lo oc copy »och a position wquld for mi . h hongr be willing t u s a i r|tiie a roti»i«l oratile part of tho incom e tTiat InL i , ï fe 7 ' t,U> necessity fIM- it f»«b»n doe* the average bus,ne»* could probahty’ othi«r»iwi in.i l e in p r a c tic e ; but it i* not m r« a -««ii t ■ • ran l%iîl k- jOod-work ^ *'n and «ni no doubt a sk a matt who has the a b llilv to I«« i' «tain and u good ju d g e t o 'd e n y hi* family an & U 'd0,,li... 11,1 in ‘hl'lr « .n r _ _ BTu '* >in« W ith Stale's Progress lio n '< thereto, the husi'.U b ,r r n 'lm ‘ ,n t merely seeks to ,,u ” o i th c w ill continue to . Iho state of Florida to do ln t’r*'**e’ Once the people are causedOur modern court m a c h in -' to lh e ” uct condition . 1 am in P ^ v tlc a lly .th o «atro " lire th n t lh t'>' w*11 »upply tho rom **Itttio0nj * fixod t>>' the con- ,!(ly ,>y ,th t‘ir in N ovem ber.'' .1 1 * 1M5' This 1» , rUp w ith * ----------------------------- ° np or ,wo niinor Died at He Lived. I Ul permitted “ Easomnn t* gone, poof clmp Died r ‘»nge* *i|lr(. Muit time. «without a- struggle ‘ Just like KaseIn Um ! ytarw fa«.~ I“ "* twenty-nine mai*, he, m .««r was known to exert I*48* small p opula tion j n. bininoli In anyMilfig.'’ *tat* »*»t of 1*11d y than an y othor hi* m, ' P ri\Tr, NO TIC E r b,f «tate ,en ,the UxablB wealth As I have charge of the business of thc k t ! * * £ í oul),p «nd treble and Title Bond Si Guarantee Co., East San­ W l b ï J ? ? * " * ' >nd Flor‘da ford Land League, and W. A. XVhltW r * ah. t ** hpr wcaltN I* ,a. “ »day at her own comb, I_ can / be found In the Tax As•esaor's Office In thé court hMisc. m„ l T i th* U0din« 8» this Í. that oould be truthT H O S . K. BATES ,* « • *' j.! y TELLS OF FLICHT IN KAIL OF SHOT KAISER WILHELM AND GEN. VON MOLTKE * Passenger's Story ol Thrilling Adventure In thB Air. PERILS OF FORCEO LANDING Almoil MirnculoO» E»cap« of Air Man Altar Outlet« Duabled His Machine. Hie Companion. OetcribiAg Awful . Experience, Says. ” | Waited What Seemed My Inevitable End.” -—•< --i- The exciting experiences of a pas«ea­ ger aboard n French war aeroplane are described In the l'urbi Petit Jour tllll Shuta I L.11I1—JLtnnm.r. xLy g ium In a secluded «pm. While Uio p:n..in- J ger kept guard with ii carbine the «.VlOv, lor repaired the machine Then an ascent was made, mid the machine at length lauded within tbo French Hues. The passongi'T'a story follows:' • “ Wo started directly north, tossed a little by an cost wind. Kuddonly the pilot cut off the motor, and nothing tvns nudlblo -except tin* whistling uf the wind through the rigging of tho neniplnftc. pilot out l*L some Hf I uu« The 1 li* M I1UI pointed OUI tittle black smoke pufTa far below and told me to listen. I could lienr mulling excel«! (tie wind. Then Hie motor was started again, anti its steady hum covered everything The smoke pufTs grew nenrfr mid more nu­ merous We triol to rise mtHi tilglo-r when a great wind came and threw us one side. The aver ready pilot righted us, but aiiottier and more ter­ rible shock hurled us vertically up­ ward. - «i -* 3 «. 1 ! SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Orange anti Seminole Counties. When you feel stretchy. ItwH Slue and Out of look to Uo IJvcr; Torpid. VZT, I^v* icK Hick Sorts, It l.«i HERBINE la the Ilcmedr You Need. It I» nn Invlgoratlnc ttmle fori [V torpid liver. Tbo first iloso brlnge improvement, a few days use puts the liver in fine vigor­ ous condition. Ilerblno also extend* It* restorative lnfluenco to the stomach and bowels. It help* digestion and food assimi­ lation rurlflr* the bowel» and brings l . a e k tfie fiabll of regu­ lar daily bowel movement«. When M<e stomach, liver and bow<ls are active, bilious tmpurlilr* no lunger obstruct functional process-», tho reeult of which I* renewed energy, I mental activity and cheerful spiriti- Prte« M e per B o t t l e, I J a m e s F-Dallard,Prop. St.Louls.Ma. | Usa fitephen» Cyo Salve for Sore Eye*. It Corea. Taxes pajel for non-residents, y < . \y i.iii HHtK if. Manager ■ » » » » s k »> i l i - » San fo rd ( oca- Co la Bo LLLiiiß -, Co, H O T T E E U S O F S O D A W A T E R S ANTI l Sole A if e n ls for O r a n t e City S p rin g s M in e r a l W ater i ’ l l O N E 21 HAND LIVER Y, BROTHERS SALES AND FEED STABLE C orrtor Park A v e n u e and S e c o n d S t r o e t C O N T R A C T O R S FOR A L L K I N D 8 OF HEA V Y H AULING L a r g e supply of H o r s e s , Mules, Wagons and Harness always on hand F o r S a l e or E x c h a n g e B lac k am ith ln g snd W u to n R epairin g In connection St. Leo College, Si. Leo, Pasco County, Honda \ full aillons . t in ’r«pn story. Com­ ercial and Chi'»icul Course« Conducted by tho Benedictine Father« T E R M S - fJL'fi.iiO Apficere lo One at Churcn j - onvcn• ton and D ecr. c* Present F a i h i o m . / 1 Complete abstracts from the records of ! u i x u e n *>en of irini|m ut the islgc uT : rumo i«> American I’rces Aoucmnue. • The kaiser is here stmpped ns be receiving * report of tin orderly. i "VVe Th»n Degan to Fall,” ■ *\Ve tlicn begiin to fnll The sm««ke nini llnsties novv nere qulle near us, litui we «ere tliroivn th|s vvrty unii tbllt l«y grent tilnsta of tdr We sili! forgisi nlieml ut full siateli t'IlngJng 10 thè fmmework, 1 ««VII Itisi vvlmt sei«tiusi my Inev Ila lite end "Suddeiily « ilm wn» tcstorisl We limi juiMsetl (tic ibitiger zone Deiientli u» atreti’hial « grvsit foresi, cut liete utili (fiere wiifi rnvlfics As We 11 ft Ifie zone «•< ilauger olir neroplntia tit-gnli lo Ust. The pllot linvtng itane lils utniost to rtglit us. cut off thè uio tor timi, finir turtilng hLs lu-nil. gazisi tovviinl olir li-ft vvlng. wliere a Htrip ut torti cntivas wn« «-rreTmrru: ltiVfM'teiair^ "‘ We liegntl n licildloug «li-scent. etili Ing wtrh orr Btirup£_ianriUig- tn ir zzar : nivv gitole No olio Imi( tfiut pllot cimiti lieve attemptisl so ilespernle a tunneu ver wItti smci-ss ile fumpeil to i-nrth. 1 slouitlng 'Take imir «eri.ine whlle I riqiiilr thè datiinjco!' He set to vvork lo fuslen n tinteli over tfie t««rn vvlng 'tjuli'kr he nihjisl (Jiil-k' If Mie (liTiiinti» come, l'rt! al tfieni! Theo I wtli set the umclilne on tire R«»e* Over Se.i ol Tcoope "‘ Wliell Mie diiInagisl vvlng timi bcell M'pnlrtnt u i- tried ft* «!r:i^: the aero 1 urn* tu i . orín r •M111 " f Ihv ^ ;*•!«* It •It î. I stum. •» Itti(»* l«t| II W. n » f»- *»d r, . pull,! «tf fili ii. 11. *i »1 «Mir t.. s L n 11»' i 1«1«11-C11) V" 1«nit 1*t' t am li.rw.inl niil Ibrusi III-* revolver luto ilio face "f a dlrt «tnluisl muti vvliu Ioni itpprom'lii’ri w |(!111111 olir hearing or seelng film I sel/isl my vnrblne. " lille Iti«« titilli «t«»«l t’iislly wltli liLs tinnita tu lo* |mm k. t* and sal.l We l.eloiig lo imi \\ e me ready lo gufile olir meli ttiroiigli II««- foresi We wIII gn e voli il liaiid I | .«li «i -lgn.il fi«>in lliis ili\sterilii!» -trung. r « i iiiiI h-i ,«f pcn-.iut» lu.'k tlii-lr pince* «Iround ««ur mroplnne In mi instai«! ve «ere Iti our plnci's rem!) In gu Tfii propeller «ri* scartisi, nini w# afuse Wltli il lioiujil lh.1t cariteli M tlp lllnio»t vertically «e pn»».s1 >1"' r‘" iippeiinsl. »ut a «mldeii «werve oli ublevl us I«« Ti gniti under «»»ver of Mie fittesi n *■ ¡fi« leni l,Ititi,ile wlieti ive «U»- the-«« problems will) ,mt«n and jjiitue out n.ulti ilio skj gnu* Inni con» women M i l are devoting their live* is! tJn ii i. nini filler, ile« etulltig I«, solving them and (In' municipal- siimi) «e Iniided III Mie Fremii line*' tin - Ilf the state should send repre* »etilati ve* from their health hoard« to -tu« t.;i, t ír»#iii lili * .-V S T IL L W E A R S H O O P S K IR L la In i ItltM L im ii ||_ ,,ar —— ak,°fIatlo ’ '•••nuns. At the . . , , . tí* i ,h'' arw to the ,,ues- "•"C.ition and many of the orti ve niI1 « II: Th* court* were noi umile nn<l nocosnarìe- of lif. And this is lint a statement of the prosIbr th - m i . They wore má'do j Pnl »J111« 1*"'1 1* '"1 condition. Litili ! . . ^ 0plc »nd for the t,conio K" ,ion in Duv#l h,’r" hnH ,n* I ; ^0 the DennU l „ e o n. ! , , crtàied people and l0 *thc creased 100 pet cent in the lust few w ith tho ’increase of pnp^ ^PPeìri should ho nmd, . y n r « » D ‘I. with ------------' I »1 ,liu# mue »fleeting nffpVti..» thc n._ ju < d•:ic ,ia ry I ulution and tho u ,tttio n nn<1 thc compli.a- ' PAGE THREE I OR CATAI OGLT. ADDRESS REV DIRECTOR Mrs I’ninelin Slmvv or Itlnglmmton. S. Y.. tiliie-tjr-etlx yctirv old and said to tie tin« oldest Unlvcr»!i!l*t etiurcb unllitier in tile s t a l e , atlcmlisl tbo Cnlvonuilixb*' state convention at Glovers) lllc ns the delegate of the It* cal church. She made the trip or uioitt than 2U9 miles alone. * . , | Mrs Sfirnv Is n woman of Uio old s c h o o l anil avuDM» to present day fasti Iona. Wealthy and able to Indulge in any luxury she desire», a devotee of tho automobile nml the theater» a lov­ er of nil out of door sports and a lead l. v . or In many social activities, she atilt A r . retains her preference for the atyle* of A r . her girlhood. She. obtained appoint­ A r. ment as delegate to the church coil Ar rentloti solely for the puri><»»c of up (H’nrlng before thc IkmI v Iii tier tuunui No. black »Ilk dress nml hnopsklrt of over fifty year» ago nml which she »till af feels ou all occasion» and to urge the , Nti. condemnation of thc allt »kirk hobble and X rny and other present dny style» No. Atlantic Coast Line STANDAUD KAI LUOAD OF TIII> SOUTH 3 - D A I L Y T R A IN S No. 82 DAILY J u ck-so n villü 8 :3 0 12:*15 5 .2 fi 9 :0 0 O»P .m S a v a n n iih ........ R ich m o n d W ash in g to n . \'»*w Y o r k «2 •/imi EAST-3 No. hfi a .m . p .m . a .m . a .m . p.m . .... 2 : 2 0 0 :2 5 1 0 :1 5 1“.3 5 0 :5 0 No. 80 p . m ............ 7 :5 5 p .m p . m . . . . .......1 2 : 1 0 n.m a . m ............ 8 :0 0 p .m p.m . 1 1 :5 0 p .m p.m 0 :0 0 a.m Florida Ai West Indian Limited Free Reclining S u d Chair < ur* to Washington Eli «trie J.igl tt-d und Fitti*. 86. Palmetto Limited—Free Steel Reclining Chutr Car« to Washington— Electric Lighted and Fan». 80.—-Coast Line Florida Mail— Loral Sleejier to Savannah. Steel Pullman Cars of the highest class operated on till trains. Atlantic "Duey Berthas." Coust Line Dining Cars operated on Traine» 82 and 86. Genuan nrtlllcrymcu Dave, nntned thelr fiuge »lege guns whlch work such For information, and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent or wrii bavoc wjth fortlficatlons "llu»y Her­ thas" In honor of Hertha Krupp, now A. WrFRITOT, Division Passenger Agent tho real head of ihe Krupp gtm work» 13C W est Rny S i. f 11,1,1AM O. ALDRIDGE - ■' . • . t. f \ ‘B JnckfonvUlo, Fla *. i .u. ' .. �S W IP fW ™ . f AQ EPO UH TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ?T'' •- o r r O R E H 13. 1911 — ihr lowur hoiiar of ihr legislature marie n citizen perhaps a wintur ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « $*f*$N § *$X $X $K § > ^ ^ *§ X $x $ ♦ ♦ ♦ t ' t ♦ 4 will make for itself a record which citltrn perhaps an all year round w will la- pointed to with pride for cittirn and our first impression given » . J L J , HOLLY. Editor ♦ them will lut a lasting one. If San­ years to come. W. Ml HAYNES, Uushics* Manager ford cannot oder a palace fur a hotel ♦ (1 l'ubtlahcd Kvery Tuewlay and Friday THE AM ENDM ENTS we can at leant offer a good plain- to + ♦ In this issue in a n rarticlo on the stay until our new hotel in limit and ^ THE M t R A lh PR IN T IN G COMPANY ♦ Constitutional Amendments to he the climate, good schools, good ♦ ♦ st ilsi RimtiN ntii K. is Ain am t: voted ppon in the November elec- roads, good water, good fishing and ONE YIt All ..................... »ISO linn and it behooves every voter to hunting and good people are here in ♦ ♦ ♦ T1 IKKit Ml)NTI]H ^.Tsi study them well, especially the one abundance and more than unything rw .— - . i mentioned. Hon. Robert M c N u nice, else that will make an impression ♦ DelUern) In the City by earner 12 oo per rear fa editor of Dixie and one of the most upon the visitors will_ be our ability ♦ advance » 20c per montty ¡prominent attorneys of the state has to make them feel at home while ♦ t- madr at oflice , ^ following editorial about the they are our guests. People are saljudiciary: ¡«fieri to live in a log rabir\, provided •4w ¿4/ Cno-nsl it ectod-clui mall matter Auluil Z2nd S. -llut. iaia-ta- good 4 . n r d e r A c t of M a r c h 3 rd. IH7 0 I un hy far the most important thing and the hospitable manner is thrown ♦ that confronts the public of Florida, in for good measure and to say that ^ OAc* lo HerAid UulMinj Telephone No, 148 is the Constitutional amendment Ithe people will not stop here* be- ^ 4 which applies to conferring powe/iT cause Sanford has no marble palace THE NEXT SPEAKER upon the legislature, to expand the to house them is rank fallacy. We „ __ ♦ The flo rid a Grower continues to jutHcinry system for flu- present can brush up the places. thVl we K need» of the day. * now have <«ml by entertaining our 4 ' assist in the ,4'iuu^itpify-.oft h ’orrtmi «—-• Circuit judges, t wenty-flVe years ¡guests to the best of our ability 4 * Lake for Speaker o7 the House Ivy knocking him and in the last ¡»»wJ .HHi. Wd c r u ^ d s a i U Ux a d m u ^ - l i u kb s iW -wM ew , ^ states that Idike will soon issue n ter the litigation o f the public on week* here wrth the tmdemtindtng! \ statement regarding biww stasis! on account of the comparatively small that they will come buck when our * lietter accommodations are arranged.* 4 ♦ Lkeeii « r ule L a se r *--The ed tw rm r ■ uAimtx-r of people in each judicial The majority of the tourists are will- ♦ ♦ The Herald knows nothing about circuit. However, not only has the popu­ ing to take1, life ns it comes, even in + any statements that Forrest Lake <4i * may issue regarding his positiph. lation of Floritla practically doubled Florida und there are really fewer < & ♦ I f wc were*in his position in state in the fust three decades, but the kickers among the real tourists than 4 :> JÏE iVANf your BUSINESS, ♦ y ' politics no statements 'Would1 be volume bf litigation has become ex­ nmottg our dWn people. They real4 ceedingly heavy In every circuit in. ' ZP ^bat we have in. Florida nnd are forthcoming about his stand upon 4 H I«, t 1Mill .#1. «with ■ rft#lit, A V-M . nc a■ com »--M *mo .1 »1 j,-—.. M. M. SMITH H. R.STEVENS R. R. DEAS satisfied the da 1lions, TOUR ♦ the Green Fruit Bill or any other the state 1 PrraMenl nc#- frpiidfnt Ami I'uMe filili« for we must have plenty of ro<im ♦ This can-- lie Accounted for on ac­ , bill in which he m ay or may not ♦ hayc been interested. Any* voter in count of the increased values in for the great influx of travelers to ♦ ♦ our state. They will come up the Florida who is interested in the lands, the immense number of trans­ ♦ St! Johns rive'r by the thousands ♦ Green Fruit Law us it applied to fers of tiie same fluid the litigation ♦ and Sanford will be their^ first stop, ♦ the majority of the orange growers that necessarily arises from a com­ I/et u* see that they linger for ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦’ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ of Florida irrespective of their a f ­ plicated modern hint! business. awhile before going further south Great numbers of corporations filiation with the Florida Citrus E x ­ change can easily get the facts in have sprung into existence, large ami maybe they ran be induced to ftfc|*fnrrtt of lull or or *erv|r***!, a( a ,»i the case by looking up the records. I private-rights are involved and th e ['i"g e r »He greater part of ^ ’ »oh Holly, as we understand he is ask of you is to furnish the stamped » m l fa ir v a l u a t i o n t h r r r o f . l o Ih* d r i v r m i.,nj * ----" up -to the ' penpT !pre exceedingly fond of all fruits und wrapiw-rs und vac will do the rest. by | hr bnant of dtrrrlor'»It is really • The work of Forrest l-ake speaks civil businetts, therefore, has a u g ­ winter Artlrlr IV. of Sanfortl as to whether, we have g k ftu ii juices when.not in a fermented A y copy of The Herald will get re­ Thl» corporation «hall continu«* ami havr for itself und if he did not represent mented almost in arithmetical ratio power to eierrti« it« eorporalr rl«hta sults and just wHat results it has full thousand new people in our m idst: ***• L’ loud I rihtine, and franc hUci, for a ¡»«riod of the m ajority of tho orange growers proportion. nine* years, from »ml »h«*f the cornmmorSend on the persimmons, Bro. obtained for your town itt the past this winter or fifty. . ^ not only .of his own county hut of mrnt of Ita corporate eiiatenre. This is a very serious business Triplett, it is never too late to do is beyond the fondest dreams of tho ----- O----Article V the state, then the Herald is badly question for the people of Florida bo' Th** l»u*ine»i nf i/ih rorporation «ha Dr good. publicity man LA W 1 N T E UPIt E T A T IO N S r «inducted I. ^ ihe followltif tifhrpra A I*r• « mistaken and will cease on the sub­ determine. () i d e n t a n d \ Ice T r e a i d e n f , a H e c r r t a r > « m l O Ih another part of this issue is a ject. If it can be proven that ForTrrauvrr, and a Hoard of IHrector«, of r.«tt Every elector should vote for this The Herald is in receipt every day le«• than fhrrr jrtor more than »even >1 r. The Herald Is a construt'lionist ^cat l-ake represented the commis- j amendment, because at this day und communication of the signers of the of letters from people 111 the north *l,r* **l° •— •tnrkhuliUr. and not an obstructionist or a des­ t n tiî t h e firat n i e l l i m i *d t h e *ti*r|kh*'* aion men of the country and not the time the legislature is the body petition for tin- injunction in the u, f i o u n i v i I « » ( ' m m tU S a f i l o n i l i n t ! h e r e i n a f t e r pr u n i de d for f hr ufftcri« of The «ditor has never been Thu Herald has troyer g ro w th of Florida or if it can be 1 that should elastically and *| erritlx brick road matter r u f por at ion « fiati fir U fl I h r kr* thi*y u.rik uboul tht* hotel*. w e s i m ­ President , Hoy K H tefcertaci. V i r » I - proven that he did not work for the operate when more judges are r< no wish to bring up this matter and accused of being ufruid of publishing ply send them n copy uf The Ill-raid | *|f"¡ Jny Shilling, Tru.ure «let S e r r e r ary «ry , ' ' 1 Shlltlnf S-rr-i Tli« ilns.nl nI Ittf best interests of the growers and was quired to administer the public will not enter into any discussion 11,1 article in t he paper Is-cause of W H II ic ker**Mi H* > t H i wrath nf the generiti public nr ami tell them to patronne the hotels .h.ti i,. hut since it has been brought up * '* not absolutely honest in his inten­ business Herald. If J' ” Tho re are many sub- that advertise in The , , rio- lirai or n r y s m i s t i u n mn-tlng of i ho tions we will quit talking Hut un­ Duval county, with two jinigerf-is we oulj wish to *a> that the inter- lu> individual you have an advertisement in The ¡ «torkhold-r« of thi«r«rt>e'stiiin • h-ti t.. .i pretation of the |flw is something Jcc4'' thul wil1 injure a city in many til the Florida Grower can bring for­ overaWaraped with work. tl ,. m i h r elf Y «*f S l h f u r t l Nr if LI mil* H ••raid V " I arc getting results III ,lf , , „ b ,f.. ., Hlflf, nf M h T i 'I a Ilf I ihrI id b ' U j “ ! ”»«*» ways anil arc best kept secreti among ward these proofs, until the Grower The eleven circuits of the state of that human knowledge has never Lh*f A I* 1 "• 1 I ft>f Hu* pMftit*V v»r I ' i ma H>• ways ff vour name Í' not ing by ¡ a » « an*! * « ir n fi lr lt n i t L »* •»«£■ • « . can absolutely divorce itself from Florida are having the judges o ver­ been aiib- to fat ho in to t be entire the people of Sanford . The best e d ­ I n t In­ Herald you will nut get the *»f tht« r n r p o r »! i'ifl, »fit! l U n fur i lip .satisfaction of all parties concerned itors among tin- weekly newspapers the Citrus Exchange on the suhjert worked fpr many reasons. (lU rtiuif DI e|ecl |tt J • u r ft U f f i r f f * ttf f L» r are lhn»e who know what to keep tra ile por «I i tin a* »fr* h r r r i h t w f i i f r prttvHlrtl f«.» and prove to the |>eople that it is The salaries of the judges are not ami in this case the same rule will ant! f hi>n*a t l«*f i h r i f i i u t i l pu*'*- t ■ fi f • .»f t f». 11 The communication out of the columns of the pa|u-r « lu r k hoi tit- r • til i hi* ru* fvor »f ittii «hall i>< not venting its spleen upon 1-uke. commensurate with their disting­ hold good. The l-ake Region Press ÀSi^Ol’ i II * firlH itri i h r fl r —f T u * • laS ¡u S u %r r,, 1 r* • «f Therefore, The Herab} will not at statc.-y that the entire letter of the, because he refused to do the bid­ uished abilities. **■ a r h ai t <1 r y. *• r v * » « t any time touch on questions that lion of FI orlila held it- regular nn-t-t Yrtlrlr \ I ding of the bosses ^ve will continue All these questions should' be left law m us.t-. lu* carried otn and t In­ '! h t» h *f b »r« f a !" 1 *tu-n t «• ( 1 1* *«***• *t**f *-*-■ » - -w*— mg in Orlando a few days ago would tend to start a rt.nl among li a t t i h i v 1 1» «rf Tfrh rrh tt c oj pt«f*îtcm « t. m to boost Forrest I-ake for Speaker to the intelligence uf a legislature roads shall go where the petition* 11 «r* f wTfirîT -*■<« i*t, I , „I We grant this and *,,,m*1 people and Wdiid t u a U e tear President Hob Holly of Sanford was j*i h,r r »m **. and we can truthfully stale that Mr whenever the needs actually arise cali lui til*in, in i ni «if i hj* r a prest « ro r |. , J th>« *-r*irdown instead rrt^nttYt“ Tip'^>Tr-t*merth»«d and conducted the affairs p u r »1 ton ■ ■ * “ r" * ‘ “ ” ■ * * ■ ” would llk‘* 1,1 Lake has no „lock in the Herald The people of Florida ran trust 1 y ° l wouM "<>""• V»»n \ r i l f U k 11, ul the Association most successfully has had his share of and is not particularly strong for their representatives in tin* legisla- "^H> knows just where tin- Sanford “I h r Tiattir« • It <1 re « ii |r |t i|‘ t - f ‘ * 1 . - q ' Orlando road run-- in the • 11 v limits trouiifi- in tin past afid in many Tin- editors had a line lime in Or­ «i*r, litiitf ' n • ti * pur a* tir - »■ t * * *n n « ■ » . 1 „the eihtosrof the Herald We are U \ e iioilies. ta p tlj^ l «lio k •t||*«* r i b r * l t* * i ¿ « f. a r *■ • a • tatst The county <oinnils^topers hase des- **«3«-s trying to ligitt tin- battly-s ol•f lando and decided to hold their next /u lli t» «, il.» « Jt aim ply supporting the man who in They - have always ... tin... ,___ meeting in Sanford TimesI'mnn W !( H itkrratm 'D t h i ' r * route and - . o u r estimation is the best, man fur guarded the public economics of ,u.. t h e , ignated *K>,a t*-»l tinthe Park la r k avenue avenue route and individyuls and ........... hier in- getJ* " * ‘'‘ hilhr\£. ‘' » u f i » i| V ' dj Jil «h, O Hit) T H i r k r r M i n , ** «h»«** tho position, a man who fought for state npd they, can be trusted in the ,h‘ *'*- council has designated the tiie less he sees of good In these U i h S h i l l i n e , Hanford H u r u l s , î «h»rr October 17th is announced hy E d ­ In « r i t n n * w l i r r r u f t h « ■ Hhrcfjf b i i i f in what he thuughi was the la-at thuig future to create no more courts than I *’ark avenue route and eighty per petty scraps that are of no interest to the outside world and yet injure itor Kotiert Holly as "■ newspaper rtir pnr af'nr • ha « r h r r r u n* u »rf I h *• Ir nu m#*. for tho whole state of Florida and are absolutely necessary t» sjwedily I rpn* V -!• tkp vot(,r,, today would destifi I hl« 1 f*r J 01 h d» ÿ t*f l l r l t i b r r '*11. the town in many ways The Her day ’ ’ lie wants every body to sub­ XK H l l i k . r a h i not for a measure that would give a trannact the necessary litigation of 'Rn,,tp *kal r ° 11 ’ f " r , k »- sinijilc . . . . . J *•%**« Hhiitinf’ reason tliut while people h u v c jn iih continue to be a town build- scribe and pay for his local paper on h .*« r h k « un certain few the power to dictate the fiulilic f * • f. '•r »n * _• there is any one that t hut da y er and if i tea la Hu n m-r homes on Park avenue anil h vi­ I f i e r e what fruit should or should! not go t I ho|n- each newspaper in tin I t u n k - he I le t o b e r 1 7 t b a i d i v i rv o t lu -r d a v an run tin p i (« r li t t e r to market If the Grower lias any s t a t e of F l o r i d a will e n m n n - n t fa and voteli for I lie r->ad 1<J go I il.lt t M 0 .1 • S u l '- i r i p l i m i s uTe way Jieople ire tint II . t i l l I to p h i lit - a l * i i u r * li t s c * l f u r * a - ii f o r t i i . i t m a t t e r *h in g on Forrest laikc let it produce \ o r a i- ly u p o n t h i s a i i n - n d t i i e n t |M| t»| II (-••* - ■f 4 . « , ■ *.*> iThese m s, p* "pn -i.» .1 v\ Il M. s . t .tl w a -, s w e b o m e a n t u ' t la p u r i | m n d a t tin «-dit »ilti, j e s » *« Iti 11 1 H ( U ! ! ! »■ k . - <-n «»ul the goods or shut up Itiuendoi-H 1 illjpe e a c h n e w s p a p e r will Sfi real e s t a t e b u s i n e s s a n d a r e . n o t • v 1 *•» h Hhtilltlff t«' Mb ■ II k n*i * ft i «i lie t hr ¡»rfa u n s n»ffir<l in »ml Uegarih ng t in- si a any price »ho iuk*rf|!H>iJ thrir .und hidden un-umngs are child’s the .......... of passing the word l'l,,"">g ' “ "ds narnr« to thr forftfolng aríirlr» if inr«rO p lay and yet they c a n ’ create u along to the electors to single out teen fool roads we are all Ytgreed , [inf dtUm, »fit! a r v r r A l l y i r k n o w | « i | g r * 1 be Qf# fnr Ut ai I hr y rtrruir-l ihr «»rot» for As soon as the main highways in Mould in the minds of people who tho judiciary am endm ent" nnd mnrk thnt Celery avenue having voted L tü M A im R V ISIN G i ihr pur [I«Mr» ihrrrin *-»tir«%«ri| on a sixteen foot road should have Seminole county ‘ are paved with \\ il ne*» rn > h » mli » a nn dI «d f i r l i l *1* •1 rtf ttf have not gone fully Into the Ugisla- their X favorably opposite the name. I h r 1 •u» n 1 1 *«r S v m m i d » a sixteen foot road, and wherever brick, which will be in ti few months -i-I ■‘" » i * tive record. The editor nf the Her­ .f Flu# a. t. m 1 h Ft 1 hr } til tl 1 1 , '.u 1 11 t: Each man is interested. ur \ I» : " 1 1 N u l Ii r l * hu r t b j ¿I t rfi I hat r t H unili" * ald la ns easily convinced us the Any mqment, he may heroine a the people voted on a fourteen foot at the furthest the cnifnly -<11111111*« -itfMvtl, i it t**n *) i n a ¿«fit ) it* I t * M It ï h \V S I l » l [ M S ’ tl Ml -if * i • S-nrY I h « N *■ ! 1I1'1 a*r 4it * , moat humble worker in the field but litigant to preserve t ht* dearest road they should lutve ,1 fourteen .«mis-r« should cust about for cheaper I ar k T r sttir tii ll t i t H r r i p t f *>f >h r ' i i > . «if 11 rn Mi ! **li i- * * j mi T a l t a h i * < e e Klnrtils or i « f, he ia also the last man to jump nt rights of his property interests, or foot road and vet if then- in nut materia*! for t Re other roads ami the I 1! a s **i S . n e m h e t \ I • I '* I I t «»• I «-M* - *. > !• r r*. t I iti ur(M ifaf i h ( T h » * * sn lu r I • enough money in the treasury that mail to Geneva and ,4 |i'il«* should r conclusions that seem to be reached j the interests of his family 1*41-1.* ill * ful)*«« t-¿ |tr M|in ••• -! *> *. 1 to lf-r.il-1 1- 11, M m l in t f he itrf»ri*l «•! ». , t by the rotimi about way and hidden W hen such an exigency ari» - bold- the road bond motley bow cm receive attenli ' « » t It«-r L o o r «*í iMitiilini; it»« i t uri* count V t ,M** V f tl* at T a II a L>» « . ! l o r ü l « a- t* tinsupreme court or any meaning rebus tactic.« of tin Grower each elect oj will be glad that In «juin *1 I*y la w W tl ||ii'k«'f«iin, The Jacksonville state is a paper helped bring about this most noces-' rourt " ,ak,‘ lhi‘m ,1" th,‘ «m|>o»*ili|e: and put br.rk roads to Geneva and J*«*r > M i|t(ri( The Herald wants this matter ttvtedo. but in t be event that ibis Hti) Í 11 irks*r*iin that keeps up with things political sary reformation in properly pu.l1 AP»h H h t t h n f cuurWs in the posi t i n , pettkd at once, just as l very gilu-.r b urnii be done then the new snndan d the editor knows Florida nnd ting t he A r l l c l r * vi 1 nr mpu f ar|lot* <>f “ T h » H i r i f o r d i ‘ u rrt(j a n y " ' Iter public servants. He also is fa- whore they ran 1I0 justice hew teen citixcn wants it settled and yet it is oij roads should Ih- ' investigated und W« i h p il ii ti r r « 11; fi / 4 . ha « fi » ( r r e tl I iv ■ « » if brick cannot lithad the sand-oil » o r l a I r mir* « I v r i , a m l i!o h r r r h y h r r Am« a »: 'm ilia r with the doings of tiie Inst all parties speedily and without de­ a very complicated and vexing ques­ «or I a l n ! Inf i h r |»Ufj»tr*r « if fur mili g Ittiu m Florida législature nnd he has (lie lay, ns our Constitution intended. tion and one that will take sober and road would bo all right. This new lieft!y ficittllf » m ! rur|i«»fat«» ur»4 «r a m ! b y * v l r i u r of I h r I « * « u f I hr « l a i r uf FI nr til « , road ' s being built in many other sane thought to settle. There has to t*ry of Forrest Ltlke: —— 0 -----» m l i]u hr r r ti> a<!u|H i h r f d l lt r w ln c o r l i r i r * parts of Florida and seems to lie g iv ­ never been a time when lyiie of us of I n r o f p u r a t Ion O UR O P P O R T U N I T Y Fogarty of Key West i s ‘.disap­ A rH e ir I should fall out about it. The then ing satisfaction and ran he built fur uf I hi* rurjin r at ion * ^ » f ! hr ) T w o pointing all of his progressive friends If all reports of the tratltc men of who petitioned for the injunction something like iU>o<) per mile, which *’ TTbh« » S aiiartir nfortl C n m p a n y , " »nd. it* p n rjrlp » | if*. h y not working hard to secu/e the the ’ lug railroads operating in the ure honest in their intentions, just is certainly a strong point in its favor ft ! » r r o f h u a i n r * « * h » l l hr »1 S a n f o r d , Srrn C ounty. F l o r i d a , I»ta« 11 r n » y h a v # I n k s . pledges of . t h e senator» to . mako eolith afe true Florida will have a us the county commissioners are Let us hear from some of the people antil** n d » « l a li i i t h *uV h Uthrr p l a n * o f t>o*in«wii » • i h r h o a r d fd d i r « tor* mn> f f o m t i m e hint president of the nbxt senate. record breaking crowd this season. honest .in trying to put down as of Geneva anti Oviedo on this subto ll r n r drlrrit!H i». ill A r t l r l r 11, I t was generally agreed that the This being so it behooves us to lie many miles of good roads us the ji-rt and also from the commission* tÿxr«" .7*7» Th** jf'Pitrra! r i a H l f r of l h r h y a i i t r a * In hr t o H m a m aenator would make a good man for up and doing in the matter of enter- money wilt build. t r a i l * » « ! r tl a n d t u n »I ti r l « «I h > a • Iid r «1r por a* ers. 1 11iin • h a f I hr a* f «>11 *1 » *, tu «Mt the people, but he has apparently 1 tnlnmenl for t hose w ho wilt he i n O 110 0 Therefore, being friends and neigh T o hold.* h o y , oKn». w or k . d**v«!**p, n m laid dovvn on the job. If lie does our midst. v « v , | r a * r . I r r m , tn&f t f » ^ r . p le d ifr . r t r h a f u ; « ' , Sanford will not hnvb bors we should hr able to come toThl.r„ j , u *t„ ck of 1on,, >,reon go- f u l l i v a t r . lfn|t|o%«* ant! ot h r f ai»** d « a l *tn not show some disposition to make her now tourist hou-1 finished in time B o t t le gather and settle the matter und it inK out o( Stsnfonl every day for a n d diaper*« of f r a ! » » l a t » ; to a r q u i r r * o w n , traar, orrupy, ua« and d rvrln p farm «, Jj&T 'irtÊ J . an effort to get the honor of serving for this senson's guests but there are 1 Is passing strange that the matter KOO,jN |t ¡s going to the mall order f a r m land«, t o w n a i l r - and t r r r i l a r i » « , 5A- . na president of the senate, the Pro- n nutnjtor of smnllor hotels and has not been settled before >">d bouiiea Bn(, oth„ r hoUMI* in ,he slate l o J « y o u t , p l a t , irrlffalP an*! mbdiviiTi' i hr a a to# ; t«» o p e r a ! « an d - gresslve Democrats had better cen­ pluces where the visitors can be a c ­ saved the court costn and delays m aintain farm «. ranrh««. o r r h a r d and out of the state nnd it is going ero»«. pUntstlos*. »nd pp.Murm TM, p i R ii i a i i w i i 4 t and an ti tu (u dft uti »11*1 vriorm > , k»’ «i »!**•*> r i i tfied f s to be ju.t * 1 S lilll« sh*»J1 commodated. The Sanford House ter upon sump one else. Let us hope that it will be set­ out of the city nnd out of the stute gfO »II thins« nn#dful »nd »|ipro|>tl»ir f««r th«- ot the othst Irtlow in the grnn»l njuipmrnt ol In the house the situation is en­ is undergoing some changes for the tled amicably nt Inst and thut the lmiirovim.nl and d. v*lotim.nt of .«ro- to oui »lore. A l »a crtdroc* ol tliu dfute to «how manufacture,’ markal, arilf »nd and dl.,,«, dlauiua ol at .all 1 1 1 |(m| mwct| oo,r |h# ^ ?( eTOyAii#i ^ tirely different. Forrest 1-akc, that better and will be in a position to roads will b*» .built ip a few month", because the big houses advertise. hind ot rsnnrtt or prcaorvtd frutta, Y*f*t It is-absurd for a ‘Sapfortl'rherChant g l a d ly r e c o m m t o d to w e r « o f toit ■ bica or •yrupa; to carry on th*-hu«lnt-«a of goot^ mgp with ,$Lt,get-up. wwi dp •take euro o f those who prefer th e for it is high time that the people rommlulan merchant broker, fact»» to say that advertising does not pay There are a number of wore together, on this subject anti sopiething spirit, has made, a win­ hotels. agent ; lo {»urcha»*, buy, .ell and ili«ti<nr of ning fight to. become speaker of the homes In Sanfortl that can. take care on every other subject that means when he can see people every day and othrrvl** deal in all kind, of Iruita and that have purchased goods out of vrfotabl*« and other produr* on a commithouse and apparently has enough of visitors during the winter season. so much to all 0/ us; aiun baala or other»!**; to build, own, operate town because they did not know and maintain atnuaement halla, motion piepledges a lrea d y to make his election E v e r y one who can rent out a room uro »how*, vaudrvillr jiomri and thral*ra; With these few .words we close the that a Sanford merchant had the o ----- " vnf»[f ----- In and. carry on the (rneralty or can take u few table boarders Combined 0/ftce certain. •.» incident and will not again re-open goods. When the largest business, builscaa of rontrsetora In I ha cun.t ruction known ‘ through and repair of bride**, roadway* and olhrr and Fountain Fen Forrest I-ake has been one. man should let the fact be it.‘ a houses In the world have Built their public Improvement*; to buy. *rU^dral io Yffco has fought untiringly for tb« The Herald, which is Sanford's in­ nd di*po«* nf all kind* of good*, Wcraonat ------0 -----trade upon advertising it is about ■property, p i w p v r i } . ware» nmirm b hu u i r rt B s n u i F T , of til every every . and merchandi**, people, n&vcr letting an opportunity formation bureau. Tho people will N E V E R .T O O L A T E f l i * » a m i d « » e H p ii o ti ; * tw h o rr o w m o n e y &iyj .1 . 1 f>i r • 1 1 1 time for the local merchants to be here and it is our duty to see • e r u r » u m r !») m o r t f i p <|«»da. h a n d * ..r — ««' «ober o f Ihe C a r t n 1 i a i familT. ’“ »t by where he could render sér­ U k e Region Kress Associs ! r e a li» that in advertising is hi* salo t h e r o h H g a l i a n a f h r f r i o r and In d o all a u r h P e o c f a l t Ink write a • M u r a n j t in « i a ¡ r t M a tk. ico. It is no more than right that thnt their wants are satisfied. T hey » . The, , 1 +, . 1 . . 1 vu tirtn T h e H e r n l d c o v e r * S r - m i n ó l e ¡ o t h e r an«t f u r t h e r t fp n « «• »a«. m aay y l,r h r n r*rmr s]| u eapcually brilliant, sm ooth t n J [M fmaomt. - , , , r or **j»«*di*ni to ««• »ton* for the .ure*«*- »,, , __ , ■ ., • t this lato day he should be selected ure not the fastidious people in many tion held its quarterly meeting at ■” -L 1 Orlundo yesterday, and Irftni reports county like the dew and' — gt»-» -to f u f ' i r . n . a e t l u n «I t h e h u . t n e « ot t h l . eor G > » « in i w i I d i » , U J M l b n « u C o t a n t instances that many would suppose. p o rs tlo n , ao<t )*» h a v e an-t ***rei** am i »*■ SuUlu w ith tun pew flow-cooU olltr. to preside over tho lower house of the editors had a most glorious tim e .! oW’ry nook and corner. If you ex- 4<»y alt t h e r IE h t-, p o w e r * and p r i v i l e g e . I n - j legislature. If Mr. L ake is suc- T h ey come to Florida, many of them pect to draw trade to .Sanford use e i d e n t a l to c o r p o r a t i o n * o r x a n i i c d a n d ' eiUltna under Ihe law* of tb* *taie of Flor­ ul, and. lt appears now that ho to have a change o f , climate and We regret being unable to attend The Herald. ida. 11 be, he la going to have an ex­ while their waya are not our way» this meeting, ns we look forward to Th» {orr(aing_rlau*r« *h«U be romtrued ------ 0 ------- ' aa Independent ohjeri*. butine** and pow­ cellent opportunity of doing much in many instances we can cater to such occasions to brush tho cobw-ebs Sanford, Florida er«, and the enumeration of any apertile •Next Friday and e v ery other pub­ u«ln**< or power abati not be held to lim t good for the atate at large -for tho their wants and at least make them from our brain tank, but we havo lication day in the year is News­ *> \ realrict In any manner any other bu*l> ^ ^ E k m b e r s of tho legislature, or a big comfortable. Not all of our visitors the misfortune to own n few J a p a n ­ net* or power of thle corporation. ‘ Article III. 7-¡^proportion of them, are determined are transients in the tatrict sense of ese persimmon trees, nnd while gath­ paper Day. We want every person The amount of tho capital atork of (Ma' Many of them want a ering this delicious fruit on Sunday, in Seminole .county .to send copies corporation to enact some constructive legislo* the word. (hall be . Fifteen iftogn Thouaand (111.000.00) Dollan, to be divided Into r • tlon. With a slirewd man, familiar w in t e r , homo and are« coming to Sept. 27th, our foot slipped— result of Tho Herald to sopto of their Three 1300) *Mre* of Fifty ttSQ.OO) friends.- Next Friday we will give ftoltaraHundred sath. All or spy portion of the cap" . w i t h the legislative procedure, at Florida this season for the first time two twisted ribs and u sort- knee. flat atock It thl* corporation may be pay. to make mullets the worse, we free copies to every one who wants S i f t he helm, to appoint committees on a prospecting tour. If wt; can And able In, twined or tried for tb* purehate of ___ J ___ _ , i . „ _____ 1 _______ _ * . *t% a±j£hitjfI • Vinari s vili n # # i \ i t 1 n All THMSANfORl) HERALD I Safeguarded \Y H E N y o u open an account with this hank, you 8 re in good company, for many of the representau u «¿^l.wttw.'CitiKens o f th is city'and vicinity are depositors and patrons o f the PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD. Your banking requirements, whatever they may be, can be completely met by our ample facilities and your money will he constantly safeguarded by ample capital and earned surplus.* . • B A N K OF SA N F O R D SANFORD; FLA. te Carter’s t Pencraft Ink Herald Printing Co. Late To Classify. �THE SANFORD HERALD AM) ABOUT THE CITY jj w ie of .Milter» in |W „ !' ! cfn , ‘ ° " : B rief nal lPm*» In ie rc sl of the Flou)inii Small #TjU. Surnnrtl) Arranged for Harried Herald Readern >„+ + + 4 +++++++++++* fk of ibe Cirruit Court E. A. ha» returned from ft bmnVi,. tu Orlando, when lie look­ e r hi* a ttr a c t binine»». j Um tt Yowell’s »Uh ISih deparlnment, U * t * , hrrP d i y a . 15-2«r , _ h yciiat <-.k« and Imperial o.t( ««„e iron» at Mra. Simona. rink PLKZOL, tbe new drink. 4-ti n ¡t ' T 11miner spent Sunday a bOW Mk». t(i ,land yM rrntsT-wbw-ebe 1» *»>w d in orchestra work. r« r better bargains than ever E H. peters* Exclusive Shoe now moving to corner First palmetto. 15-ltc enuine Tencrifle grown Bermuda ion seed, white and red, new rrop, L. R. Philip* 4 l« 11-Rlc LEZOL is the B E S T cherry 4-tf at fr and Mrs I r.. S Maines spent lurdiy and Sunday with home k,. returning to their studies at Uon cm Monda). or 6 dOM*. 666 will break any of-Fever or Chills Prico 25 ü. " ’ 94-26t I« cold I’ l.F’./.OL in bottles for at all dealers i-lf Closing out all typewriter carbon per H,., I grades only, at 25c dole!) >le»Lt* Herald Office '.iT-lf W M lUynes. business manager The Herald -pent F'rnlay at Hi«. m»e, wle-re he attended the ning nf the South Florida Press sommo. .Vi» |uiid* will he on display at ■ til’s Opening, Oct. 15th. lasts Iff dar* I 5 -2U 5 or 6 ibi*c* r<(i«i will at ol Fi ver .>r <lull* (Bia lierak any Price 25 '.'4-2<it All lover* d'li 1*1 are inviteli to fireaent ;i1 \tr* I R Philips, irk avsiitii-, Friday, Oct. ikth at p m \\. I i ve a t nui I for > ou frc'vaill iilbrtlig »ill la* taken at r. Every Ihi ng lu-autiful at YowcII'h enlng. Ori 15th. Lasts ’ three J». 15 - 2t r kcmetfdier that alter U will ! t,.| 1 Fa«' s ' e. »imett ' .• II this week p f l t T » K x i ' l l l ' i ve . . .r i . r I i r-i a i,d •. \ i., ro.it b . 1 .7 1 1. Hun limili.)* F.mmetl Wilson ami 1rs. Wilson have returned home om a visit to the Cat skill Mounklns in New York. They hud a po»t (ile.nn 1,1 vj*n a ,ol returned ftrlier on 1 .■f the serious ilcu .,( u 11 son's motlu't PAGE KH K district nurse »cciti» n rnnre pressing Hon. Forest I-ukc has return»'»! need for the welfare of the state at from a trip to West Florida and re­ ports that- section of the slate as this moment than additional labora­ tory structures being in fine shape, despite the a d ­ verse conditions of the cotton grow­ Therefore, gc mi |r tm-r> I ) Florida A M ) AI.SO A T itilli TT. TO T ill: OVERWORKED. I NDERFederation of Munici.'» Clubs pro­ ers on account of the war Mr I* \Jl> KM TOltS OK FI,Oltfl) \ tests for tin' • *p. i ' icpI reasons Iatke has a host of friend* in West against the I1S1 ' f .00110 O il >.( f hi Florida who are nlway* glad to *ei l a i k s o n v i l l e , F l a , >■*pt 2 5 . I P I t him. To the Honorable Body the Slate state s health f nuis, or even of half in r i iif : u I f: n I that sum for the putting up any Board of Health of Florida: The Gate City House Gentlemen We note that you where in the *t r* of more building*, The many patrons of tlie Gate " Itrrb** ' Allyn, editor of the r'nra- j the state, nnd l.ake county’s merit» have advertised for bills for the for la vorn tory purpose*, until such a C ity House are pleased to learn sota Sun. pays the following de- are inscribed in rlassic language that erecting in Pchaacolif of a laboratory time a* these ■■ )*,. r measures men­ that it has opened for the wiiuin M-rvi-dU beautiful tribute to l i a r has gained the attention of a • la*s tioned in this biter aimed at the building costing f'JO,Otiti,On Home comforts are extended to the enee F. Wood*, editor of the Fiustis of men who will muke it one of the care nnd jtrob •• Hon of ms citizen The Florida Federation of Wom­ guests anti the excellent accommo­ Lake Region, a weekly newspaper garden spots of l he »earth. Kesp, 1 t f ul I y yours, en’s Clubs wishes to register an earn­ dations uf tins hotel have made iti J noted for its artistic make up anil How much, do you suppose, such a Mr William ilutker. est protes against the use of » famous at home and abroad. In-tf progressi veness: j man should receive In compensa­ Pres. lia . 1 • ■! Women’ s Clubs large a 911m of money at this time in How many of the readers of the tion for his rare talent? Alas, the Fih'ii l.owell Stevens, laboratory buildings, and bases this • Notice Sun who are not old timers in Flor­ genius for Infinite detail ami pains­ Chm. I ' d Health Dept protest on the following grounds The city hooks fhr the collection ida would ever have heard of Flustis taking public service has no fixed * I1. There • n, , , sare »«I- »si*«already two large ot the 1ÎU4 tax will he open at the , were it not for (iarencu F’ Woods? price, lake many another ven­ It makes us tired III almost every t . . . . . laboratory building» of t he State collector’s office in the city huiiding Wim would have known nr cared ture to assert (hat his chief’ reward newspaper we pi., up glaring he. Board of Health, one in Jacksonville November 1st. All persons paying ,t;'’ »«>/■ s t r a m i is the satisfaction he gets o u t ' o f and one in Tampa. Also Pensacola line« like the follow,,,g. which,* now f,,t„ Uu‘ their tax during November wdl be has a laboratory already established staring at us from the columns of ^ '* 1 ^ r" id »I» b gâtions basi having done well, Hr is the hu’rdcst entitled to a discount of 2 per cent. in adequale rooms rented for the <lnD ° f exchanges "Neglected ** 111 rrmnv i ou 11 to * tp witm**, worked sl|ive in Luke county and All paying in December will he en­ purposes, Ît is most unusual for any Opportunity i* Florid^'» Only Ail- 'A,,M< ir ' ¿ c . ' • lU* " r ' ll‘‘ 1 11 no doubt many a puillaninious no­ titled to nentity, (¿rushed ubib. j 1, ‘ ,,, r '••’‘L . i x u u a . W i rI i \ m n * m ............. »■ - ' i„r d ■ ll" ’ Kl,’ ,ls U k " f n f d u t e will he net. * f . Sfate fumi* 1J Offf'♦**•*•, rfi f? a ckAH-after tThat health ! neglecting her opport unities. She Hatotwaum* expense of i r >• newspaper'.’ » M. W L l i V ELI.. hearted villain only useful for dis­ developing us rapidly a» any state work more than one such expensive C ity T ax Collector. Clarence Woods is u man of rare turbing the (H'aceful »lccp of the structure, to. which ull specimens are In. the Union, ¡1» statistics abun­ vision, an, artist with perspective, dead and dying. Sanford, Oct. 8th, 1914. Especially will sent for illumination, nnd which is dantly show; blit because her won­ insight anti unbounded love for hi* those o]d soaks who nre knocked 14-4tc . en,urged as the requirements of the derful resource*, which are every fellow man. He can no more re­ gaily west by his aggressive tem­ work indicate. With the rapid per­ day coming to light, ure not }>eing frain from luhoring for the welfare Notice perance ideas consider him a punk fecting of means of communication developed us by the wand of a tna* of hi* fellpw man than the Florida product. On 3 rd day of November at reg­ by_ mail ami automobile, telephone gicinti, she must forsooth be ac­ The F^ustis LaJje Region is one of niWT-l iteming of Board County* Com F’or our own part, mocking bird can cease singing when and telegraph, it would seem that cused of neglect the First flush of dawn ernhtunons missioners, Seminole county, hid* the many newspapers in Florida who there is less need now than ever for we think Florida i* doing exceedingly the heaven* * are doing a great’ work for the state. will be received for put migrili till at building rapjdthe multiplying of such buildings, well. She is .......... . III tile great theater of war now The editor* of these newspapers are Howell Creek on new Sanford At with the ronstnnl expense of up­ |y, but solidly and 1* "getting there progressing 111 F'.uropo how naturally Oviedo road. All bid* must be in among the poorest paid public ser­ with both feet llartow Cuurierkeep our minds dwell mi the leader* vants in many instances, ability clerk’s hands not later than No 1 nformant J The motley would la* more eco­ Upon whuse skill and courage the considered >11 tin* world vemher 2nd. 11*11 Hid* 11111*1 read so much per cubiti yard and to he nomically and advantageously exThe business men of a community llartow gav* 1 irtber evideip e t )n- issues depend, rather than upon the completed tu a sa I isf.n tory manner (tended in increasing the forte at other day of ■ ■ ■ progri **1 v•■ spirit principles at stake have it ,1, their power to make or lo hourd. 20 per cent on contract work 111 the building* nlri'udy built that animates Iut people by curry­ It is the same in the life of u city. mar the work of u good publicity price t o -be retained until contract unl'* *he present equipment is being ing by n very large majority the It is the personalities of the men agent by the extent of their patron­ TO A D O U G LA SS. fully used, turning all specimens of proposition to issue $ 75,000 worth of who stand in the limelight and force age. thè state into illese twt» cj*nters, and Clerk nf Board. municipal bond* for public improve­ attention who make or mar devel­ The advertisement in ^he local 1 ricreasi ng thè eqtiipment as thè 1 1- t t e opment. ment*. The vote was lit! to T.'l, pa par, (laid for promptly u,/l cheer­ work increases Alpio*t three v !•■* of bit Inill! hie 't lar« ':> < W.md* ,* i.nt nnL a man fully ftre the measure of It* sueee»*, Ttie *etting up of small tu bora- anil asphaltu . om ri te (lavements ofrare good sense and upright life, and no editor can properly put be­ toro* in severtil of tlie more thickly have been uln.idv hud. and with* but lie ha« the splendid faculty "f fore the world the business merits -ettb d *> i limi* of thè stale in rented tile increase ,1 t tilt* bond 1**111. will rctlei 11 ng the best thought of the of li,« comm uni) y w h*.it Ins .idvcr • |U.ift* r» w o u l d w 1 1 h i 0 1 1 d o i l b t b e of provide for tli.ii ,1,\ **111 lie aide to cum mil lift > 1U whl-rii In1 live* and lining columns do not measure up to •li** 11 m t valili' lo tho*i* dl'tru ti), bui boast of a gt* ati r extent of payed a* a result Fiu-Us Is one of the best In* editorial policy Continued F'rotn Pagi I ».•Xpelisi ve building* are noi IMS f v streets in |ir..|...rtion to size than known and most popular towns 111 What are y ou doing to help? (letitlon for the S|s'iial Rtvid l'l- '.ir-, a 11 V ot tier 11' It' *1a I■' l l i ____ __ _____________________ _________ in>'t. the adverti-o'ineut t h* r* ..1. i I he ainounl of wurk now itone cnuncil bus .I v«■ dctui l l ol v ile upon 'which the people voted in said ill tile Pensacola laboratory is not .,1 upon tl . s t r e e t s t hat will be i|i*trict The advice giv.t vmf bv . no Igli **• ' til for i largì- a m ! ex RAII.ROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED paved with 1 1 ............ I* of tin lioful I ..in ill* iV Ft*)' 1- u Mlo d'li dli , . or pe I4-1 v •• b u l b i l I, g t o l i n n -1 I t , n e i t h e r In III -olii*' ilegre* Issue This reel, anil I urn *ure t).,i \lt W 1 .ire we w a r r a n t e d in » « s i m u n g t h a t decided by t F ri * ul t of t h e I li-1 I Io u Palmer will ndvi*c urn 11, tin if ,1 b m b l i t i g wefi* p r o v i d i ' d t h e rapil i that will be ).• Id for t he purpose way, and if you will call t he matter g r o w t h of i fie wor k in P e n s a c o l a of sebo ting if. • iteri.il for t h< pav to III* attention, I hav* I10 doubt he w o u l d (U' tlfv t h e e x p e n d i t u r e of SO mg The nr*--i b, pu ved « I •!• will I list met tin • 1on 11 .......... MW' large .1 - in at thi* tilin' Hi it- erec (•end n sinners .1* to 1I.1 li 1 . i). ui*i* ■ 1 Iloti t". ICl ( Me • \ perte •• re 1 n the sob 1 ted*" at t he 11 111 vI 11,) 1 . : g ■ " 1 Ft.11 1 I I 1 1 . ora 1 oru - n o w *i it d i n g p o i n t * to _______can have an opport unit;. <•> correct .in i xa * 11v • o n t r .i ry eo ,o I m- ioii , t h a t S p e a k i n g ni Mo* b u m p e r , r o ( «- of the error they havi ut wirtingly it woul d be uumv ve.ir- liefure *u. h (■•|.,rida, t h e I ik.-laifll I'elegra III SU v « mu<l" a t u i l d l i . g p u t u p in . limosi .hiv -e* \x Fi.tf . t hi m atter willi twelvo \ our« very t ml v t i m t "I tin -tale wo u l d im i i ' c d t o u u u <ir**d tmv* a n d girl* m t h e puFiln Signed T H U S FI W I I . S D N " a n y til ing like it* full r a p a c i t y A* of U i k e l a n d ? i . i l l a n y of 1‘ nfortmutte|v for u* and F’lori*la, proof of t i n pr o Im Id** a t eu ra i y of volt self con* ci iiti» iitlfs of lia «mue Mr. Palmer died before the com­ t h i s s t a t e m e n t o n e lias b u t t o g la n c e class, proud of your asset* and botisi missioner* met. we were then forced at t h e h i s t o r y of t h e T u to pa b u i l d i n g fui of vour future, beat tho*e‘ ligure*1’ (o seek otlnr counsel I nuntv di It I.a* bet u m u-e s o m e vanir* now vision and oilier nuttier* Firougtil )b- T h e Work lias bee n g r o w i n g s t e a d i l y , 1 .I" •I tbqt 1 111 . * I»1 y ** n •!' KlndH»arlsd Bu per.nt r urte et a I••! b ' f ) i , i b l l - l l r d r e p o r t * J H o -Ul 'i'. lot* r ! ’ >• .4u t t. »■ riT y . ................... .. I ' 1* . ■ torna d |! ■ iiliau.' i i ■ u ' t. * ' i 1 i . * • . ' ' • > ' oil' I fin • d •' . I« -• ' ink' t* nI ■ , I t • , op I ' ol I'.ltllp.l .III I iicu. ilia i month wt, f ' v. hill mi Kt trrnundVii.g < > i n t r . ,* . i t mut t liree ,«!,,,I , l i b i l i I ' l l t.) Am. I, m f i e » » A»e<«'i»ltolg which had a nest of y ntiiij: tin '•■ nil** d TRIBUTE TO CLARENCE WOODS PROTEST TO THE HEALTH BOARD BRICK ROADS INJUNCTION t ime * t h a t of P e n s a c o l a a n d s u r ­ them to the rednt where they could l i n » «ho w * t lie n w f u i . | r * t , net ion of w i n K re u c h t r o o p s n e a r A m te n « , It was in this extremity we prayed r o u n d i n g s I r a m e .'.•« ti.. .«t i m l I r i n i d n n d K e io H in d e r t h e m o v e m e n t « o f t h e U c n n n n « . T h e w or k of t h e T a m p a take care of themselves the courts to compel the enmity l a b o r a t o r v i* allotti t h r e e t i m e s t h a t commissioners and tin bond tru-- t.f t hr 1 'i ' lls.1. II.) l.i boratnry. V**t a '. • tj i gn '. r.ir •»;■ • vv> ,r,. tubi, tt wa H !.. -mg toc* t o d o o i l vv h a t I . lo lo il.int i ' .ii.i • i d ,i f t h- il ii |i.1 timir. Voter* I'll it Mist rif 1•' d t n • '.viti . l-.M •' 'I > '.MM tb•nr .1 >l»t 'nothing 11,o ri . m 11 iu i .• t « 1 .r m* t ................ ... ■' • it lit r v .1icji nt t«r . t,i* it nr.» r> tlMll ll> M il»« lo a rll* I .tl| Opening begins tin tl'ttlp O C C U P A T I O N IS S E L L I N r. «. I * »i * ' • v jrlh s.l I pi MM ».. tl i ■ • ‘ t»,( »'»*• . ' • ' to 1,1 defilii'd tiursiln u, 1 |*,(h. Inst« Ih n e 1 bl II, ir-* Iti »t.*u j♦ 1 t• ... I f k i i. «ti­ g. I 1,1 l.ol ' of . even .la p wors t" : *>“ t - 21 c THERE A R E IN THESE t tir ♦’ V1 allt htir i /•• ti in t hi* .’Ip .i't li'h T l i r e p o r t of t fie T a m p a Is b o r a Hfte m. ,| i* .til the lirgimielit we de in i• .if a hi« ti i U N IT E D S T A T E S thr \ t *t ».»* * f • . low g»o w 1 h l i n t it i * n o t fml to tu, , y ou, we *et X11*■ lu*»t 1 Uted Utnl • r .uni 1•Uf ll 1 tt. »right* • I» " l 'a I k prwilwtue lti.it Work wiiiiti a V iJI a go r For Ri- lit A eoi tage. ,i *^•1 at tin' lowest price in town.] twvnly-lhree nule» of tonti witii thè il Seventh street was done m eo list tie ra Idy less thatiT» venue a tot 218,585 BLACKSMITHS 'ur Sunday dinners nre unsurpassed, injunnion standing. lialf l lie available »pace cats have rooms Utld Initll. Apply t" leal* 25 cent* Weekly rates made To correr! thè impressimi wht.h , «| ». -, n.Xw u n i t i it meaaur l 5-2 ti f i l i l i p* r roam* »nil meals. St. Johns ì* Imiti g gì Veli state wt de (Miblicity, i7)> M|n , 1 , fimi,li,tg Hill tlie Ioipl ifl-'.Rc. timi thè entire co in inu ni t> nmd. ry.* j-, i,.Mgilia. , o.t mily $l7,tH)0.t>0 FTHt > M.K F R E S H \ L G FI I \ HI L> H. F, I 'l.ir, shier of t lie I'etlples whai xv e ha ve done we cali atti i tinti 11..u U , ' |.'.« would ri $20,000.Oh lit à i, llkr.i Psnk left L-t Saturday with hi* to thè (.ut thnt ori liti* isso» limi building te- .id, uu.itclv rimile use of / •*•***«■ « Be e t * lastly f„r Lnksonville, whele they L. A. Mrumley was ov erw tal mi ngly Ir, thè l’i usiii nlii liihornhtnry witlt ^ Cabbage elerted county tommiesiouer M'-ml the next week while Mr. 11 * |,iit ut * 1 1 i rd t he wor l.r h r I Tr,k We respeclftiily and . onl'de.nti , Lular i* iindergnittg the Inst oper*— ( I m o , is l Muti;, n( the Health fluir» of 'Ä r^ 9 2 l l,ion ° n hi* eye. Hi» many friends submit to thi­ Cl liz.e ns of Si nfi*r«l ,,l|,k the M.,ti Hoar* l of Hculth n* prilited S wi* l Poin t no* ■ ere Flop, („r ||js *|>eedy recovery the »tat«' ol Plori vl;x ! tin t Ut * U ' ,M fails t.. d i - 1'—' ■ ii.v d i r e i i ai|t liorit v t HE ANVIL CHORUS Irish l'ut a tiió • Î* *' ll to • r. ■ t If- It lnd returi to 'Sanfurd. lint hull' lilt • rii re«! with ft f in.ini in borii tuni * Apph ■ \ *»t• *1 4' m* l»>, TI f i .i mi I liere i» direct Moting f; Il Peters’ Exclusive mrryinK out ol what V 1• and only ask that the inju-tue con atiiliorit;. frolli thè I ».gisfuture to Persimmon» ime Store to Hiiihop Block, corner tern (da ted and the danger in the e - 1 n Idi - b a Stato Suniloriuni Dir Line*» lr»t St. and Palmetto. 15-ltc usurpation nf power by fen orar, T u b i r n l o i .i 11••« |ii t li I fnr t *ri (•W ill l-’ircl I Iff»* fit ill! I m i p s I HF \ L G E T A H I.I \l V K K L T . ' 1 'liUell Si Sons are helping ornar», which is wisely left with tl»' I.],.«( i filiti« : and building» (or t he Phone :t'Jl cotton movement in the south people, should be stopped production of Img choleru »«rum. no 110 West Second Street > ,u>'ing an extra large shipment We trust a prompt decision of the 0,1* of vv I;s• h ha* y et boeri built, 0 cotton mattresses und they will supreme court will set tin* mjltUr The laboratory building at Pun.sncohi T h o U O rder Y o u W o r k ” ' 1° at the usual Very reasonable at rest. SÌ. ned Poxtal Telecrn ll Hoy Wanted then is not only not needed, but so t I'i-i it bniers Price* ex(,ected at the Caldwell I 5-11 fur .i* .-pp. root in |>nw>cd rules not ( Ili c e i ^ •vorybody in the south authorised ™ U! u,e colton mattresses thera Soldiers' Ammunition. 5. The state lias a very high jlerF'or Rent— Nice front room for ou < >e an unusually large amount In the United States array tho In­ ccntFgc of tid'ercuiqsis among its light housekeeping, also well vencotuin taken from the market, to fantry goes to battle with 100 rounds resident*. It has also an appallingly tiluted bedroom, 302 Burk Ave. PHONE 275 The N w , t Drug Sfor» . SANF'OKI). FLA ■ utu tlie manufacture of the mat- of ammupKlou on him and 120 round« ^ - V denth rate of infants under two - t 1 ft-tf *»*s and much good would result per man In two bandoliers In wagon» years of age. A large percentage of not Far behlntj^hlm The German sol Rom the movement. liseuse is ’ preventable. The Furnished room» for housekeeping dler carries 120 rounds, the FVeftcIi 1 !lr' II S m i t h ’». J o s Park Ready-To-Wear Department will 120. the Austrian 12« the British sol |..gitiiiiato work of a Slate Honril of tit Mr* < • .mi i dc«l to be disi-nxe Ave , (» tweeli trd and It! -In- Tt, * R’ *lare In Yowell’ » Opening. dler 100, llm Russian 120. the Rnltnii I{• .X11 )i Du» i* arrived at not L'. If “ J. l.ith, lasts three days. IG2. the Japanese 150 and the H»l** prev utioi, % yVe S p o c ia liz c on bv stiipplng epnb-miis that 120 In battalion and c o m p mix cart« .Hoi 15-2lc The recent method near at hand the nniiounltniii. added [lux, begun. For Rent One acre tiled land on tiRJr t^10, known op- to that carried by the men brings the teat In ,* tin- people themselves .how Third street and Maple avenue. ill«’. ^ 0 ij ^ * * ** 111 the Robbins Nest supply of cartridges up to an aver­ to stop them before they begin, and Address Rex Packard. R .k F' D • 2 ♦ °6th 1 I“ PS'lfty- 0 c t- 20 to Monday. age of about 300 per rifle 15-tf for tea citing prevention no means E v » /. dache curcd »*«h Klawies. has proved so successful and valu­ DRINK able us the district visiting nurse. All Kinds »» last t <at*d ^roe' Don’ t wait until Rooms for Rent— Two nice large More than six months ago the State furnished moms. Dettor S e a U s Deforo Bu yin g Mrs. Stephens, M«*lc in Woodland Park Board of Health in a published bul­ corner Sixth and Onk^avenue. After-Octojxer flet Woodland Tork letin promised Florida these dis­ trict visiting nurses, but they hnvo n .th T 1 only Sund»y«. _ • ninth Btrsat, Nur Passangir Depot not been provided. In the opinion nt* ftnumotnenU, picnic conorchcatrion music. 9-tf _ _ DRINK of those authorixing this letter tho -• -*_» -/ihâi Additional Classified Ads ( ------- - D R U G J i zgSSääSgtfr n ¥ a Ä f ,* Hard Working Members of the Fair Sex r Many Delightful Toilet Preparations The More You Will Appreciate Them SEMINOLE PHARMACY ! ? 1 X Mt ***- ■15-2tc COULBOURN C O M PA N Y . WANT ADS PAY �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A LD TYLER LEARNS TO CONTROL HIS NERVES JULY WAS FULL OF FREAKS Accidents, Evtrqlnntng and No-Hit Games Among Unusual Occur­ rences In National Gams. A series of unusual - occurrences marked July In professional baseball. Extra innfo* nr»hit game» and * c e l-\ dents on the diamond Were grouped within a few days, as was the case just about that period In 1912. Taking these unusual features by [ dates. July 17 saw Clyde Milan In cot-' Ilslon with Moeller, his teammate, as both raced for a fly ball In the Wash- ' Ingtoo-Clereland game, with the result that Milan received a badly fractured Jaw. SMILE OR FROWN IS PROBLEM On the same day George W eaver,, captain of the Chicago White. Ear. col- vtided with Demmltt under similar clr- ’ cxtmstances and was severely Injured about the head. A co-hit-np-run game and a 21-tnnlng struggle also figured In the record of ' July 17. ^AL Pittsburgh the New*York Giants and (he Pittsburgh Pirates played 21 innings, the. New York club winning by 3 to 1. Rube Marquafd end Rsbe Adinjs. the rival pitchers, twirled the entire curvesL W ith.the exceptloh of the 24-lnnlng game be­ tween the Philadelphia A ililU ls taad.k' the Boston Americans on September f, 1, 1906, this Is the longest game ever played In the major leagues. Three days previously the Hartford . club defeated the New Haven team , 2 to 1 in a M - I n n f r f rim e In the East- ( ern association, which is the third longest game In the record of profes­ sional baseball. The 26-Inning contest between Deca­ tur and Bloomington of the Three-Eye , league, played on May 31. 1909. stilly . London Divided as to Whether Med leal Men Should Jest With Pa Uenta or Look Sdlemn. bolds first place, and the Boston 24-lnnlng match tion In the record of long Getting back to July 17 George Tyler, Star'Southpaw Twirlsr of Boston Brave*. “Two years ago he couldn't stay steady for two mlnup;«," said Manager George Stallings recently, while discussing George Tyler, hla star left­ hander. "If be got one ball on a batter be would bitch.his pants, phll ner­ vously at bis cap and kick and scratch like a chicken. But you ought to see him no«, especially against the Giant«- He Is coolness personified and the hotter the pinch the happier be Is sod the better he pitches." STORIE A fter A ll, Carter's is the Best London. — Whether a physician should adopt the cheery manner of bygone days or wear a look of bustnesa-llke solemnity. Is the controversy raised In the I»ndog press by Ix»rd A willing and conscientious worker Rosebery, who In a speech at Epsom college, said he would rather a thou­ U Pitcher Leon Ames of the Redi. sand limes be treated by a third-rate The Chicago White Sox have tlgned doctor with genial features than a Philadelphia- , second posi­ garnet , again, Jam es Withers, pitcher of the Duluth club of the Northern league, twirled a nohltno-run game against the Virginia club of the same league. This Is the third hitless game of the Northern league this season. The next day at Lebanon, Pa., the Lincoln Giants, a semi professional , , , , , < team, varied the schedule by defeating the home club 23 to 3. and Incidentally < first rate man of repellent counte­ •coring eight home runs. Three p la y - . , a young catcher named Karl Baldwin, ers each secured two circuit hits '« h o balla frem Oakland setnl-pco cir­ nance Moving on to July 19, the records < cle«. "The old-faahlone<) type, who en tered rubbing his hand*, pok»d the show that the Wichita club of the « Han» Wegner aay» he will la»! five prfllent In the ribs and starlet] to tell Western league defeated Sioux City * more year« In the National league, be him Jokea," replies one physician, 3 to 2 in a 21,Inning game which re- " base« hla prediction on the work of -would hnre a hard time holding his rjulred 4 hours and 4* minutes to play. On the sam e day at Long Branch, • practice these d a y s / ’ hla ri vaia. laird Rosebery answ ers that the doc N J . Jose Acosta, the Cuban pitcher * Maybe Manager Rebel Oakea of the tor best liked by the modern patient of the seashore team, shut out the St. ' Pittaburgb Peda had hla blinders on Is the one who listen s gravely and Louis America^ league club without a : when he capped off Outfielder Frank ends by saying. "I know exactly what bit or run, wtnnlng a 3 to 0 victory, « Delehanty from Buffalo th e trouble Is " T h e main reason why In which he did not give a base on < th e grat« doctor Is liked Is b e c a u s e balls and had but twelve balls called 1 A ball player named Coatello, now he Is s gtx»d listener, and pstlenls love on his delivery for the full nine In- ‘ * the property of Pittsburgh, la playing to do the talking when It com es to nlngs under the name of Kelly. Of courae, their troubles there lan't much difference. "Nearly everyone prefers the doctor BRIEF SKETCH OF HEINE ZIM with lbe churlish manner, providing Learning that the Feda are making be lies n good record of cures." con Cub Third Seeker Was Born, In New arrangements tor a big season (or 1119 eludes the wrltnr, "to the sunny duffer York City and Started Baseball Clark Griffith la lining up all of hla w ho Is ns likely to kill you as not " Career as a Pitcher. players for the coming year. Henry Zimmerman, third baseman That baaeball Is becoming a popu­ CAT IS RESCUED BY BIG DOG of the Chicago Cuba and champion lar pastime In the far East la proved batter of t h e National league In 1912, by the appearance of both Chinese and Angora, Worsted In Fight, Saved From waa born In New York city, February Sea by the Conquering Japanese team* In this country. 10. 1SS6 Heine started In the na* Canine. tlonal pastime an a pitcher for hla Connie Mack and Clark Griffith re­ school team In the Bronx Ills per Ixing Renrh Gal —An unusual r.-s fuse to bury the hatchet but we have formanoe as a schoolboy attracted the a hunch that they would he willing to cun from drowning wn» h u <t.-d In attention of semlpro managers^ and In the ocean at the end of the pier h ere. bupy R ¡n each other's anatomy. a abort tim e "Zlm" was drawing 320 “Ted." a Scotch cpllle belonging to a week for playing Saturday and Sun­ President Lannln of Boston, Is mere­ Captain Walton, .and "King." an an­ day game«. In T906 he entered the ly trying to gather together a baseball gora cat. being the actor«. The eat profeaalonal ranka at a nu-mber of (he team, but minor league owners seem haa made Its home at the' end of the pier. and. while defending Itself from to think he la recruiting an army the dog. fell overhoard. T he dog watched the struggle* of Nick Maddox has been released a» th e cat In the water until It» master «pianager* of the - Wlchtta Western Imme­ league team and "Benches*' Graham ordered Teddy" to get him diately the dog Jumped Into the water has be«fh named to succeed him from the gangplank under the pier, and. In further o b e d ie n c e to hi* maater, grasped by the neck the frightened If the baseball m agnates have the rat, which had been clinging to a pil­ tierre-to raise the adm ission prices ing. "King" waa brought to «afety to provide for added expense, we In the mouth o f the-faithful collie. . will be surprised but n ot flabbergast- We iia^e it in. every color and" for^eveiyptrsr sible purpose. Remember the ^Herald when you want INK. i Just received a shipment of Carter’s new P E N C R A F T IN K for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. Pints........ .......... ______________________ 60c S a i f P in ts - ......... . ............. .................... ..... 35c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler 25c T r y P E N C R A F T — You Will Use No O t h e r W e carry constantly in stock a Complete line of the Old Reliable CARTER'S INKS. It makes no difference what quantity you d e­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supplyryour needs. 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HURLS WOMAN OUT WINDOW Sugar Isn't the only thing that's “ going tip these days. It accms that Boarder Drops His Landlady From Second Story to Ground at Russia supplies the horsehldes .and Climax to A rgum ent . England the rubber that goes to~tnake baaeball«. ' Chicago —John Roclck was arrested after he had alleged to have thrown Mike Kaboe, Washington scout. Is hla landlady, Mrs. Amia Doli! or 120 S one gumsboer all major league clubs West Erlo street from a second story would like to hare. Mike says tbo window. Mrs. l)obl suffered cuts about minors are filled with many promising the face .and body. Roclck and Mrs. youngster«. Dolft, according to the police, became engaged In an argument which ended “Long Tom" Hughes, who was a when ho ,hurled her to the ground. star pitcher In major league company a dozen years or longer. Is doing a Snake on Sleeper's Fact, successful come-back‘stunt In the Pa­ Berwick, Pa.—To .sleep on a couch cific Coast Isague. and awake to find a four-foot black'Charlls Conilikty is going to hare anake crawling over her face was the a Llpton day at White Box park. In experience of Mias Violet Ryman of view of the extent showing of the Berwick. With a piercing -hriek tho White Box It would seem more ap­ girl sprang from the couch. Help was summoned and tho reptile killed. The propriate to have a baaeball day. * girl was not bitten. A peculiar thing about'the Cleve­ land Napa Is their ability to dig up Beggar Is Worth *19,000. fallows who can hit. nut no matter Philadelphia.—Michael Dcnauno, a how strong these fellows are with the Philadelphia cripple, will have to willow tbo Nap« never get anywhere. spend three months'In a houso <jf cor­ • • • rection. although hb owns threo prop­ * BUI Jenson, Connlo Mack's new erties worth 315,000, U was testified pitching acquisition from the New Ha­ that Denannn's home was luxuriously ven -Eastern association team, Is no furnished, richly carpetod and equipped stranger to the American leaguo. He with a player-piano. la known as an Imp man In the Eastern association circuit • e » Trying to PIs m s .* -Joe Jackson of the Cleveland Naps “Which do you think Is more Im­ announces that the Fed* hare made portant. l-cohldos, the right of prop­ him another tempting offer, tho sal­ erty or the flghls of man V ary tendered being almost twice what “Neither are of any consequence he ie drawing* with the guarantee that Henrietta,** replied Mr. Meekton. he will get it, but that he has turned "compared to the rights of women.“ * Carter 's f â ■household ..I_**“ndelible Ink ** W W M U ■ u> » M n , Henry Zimmerman. • • Carter’s Photo-Library Paste in Double Well Jars .............25c Carter’s Household Indelible Carter’s Photo-Library Paste in 4-oz bottles with Brush............10c • Ink.(for marking linen) with marking outfit ♦ Wilkes-Barre. New York State league, team, playing with the Barons until purchased by the Cubs In tho fall of 19U7. He was tried at Infield and outfield positions, but was unable to land a regular berth with the Cubs until tho death of Third Baseman Jim­ my Doyle. Heine haa Improved In batting each, yekr since becoming a big leaguer. In 1908 his batting Av­ erage'waa .202 and In 1912 he led the National league batsmen with an av­ erage of .*72. Big Leaguers With Outlaws. • President Q)lmore gave out a state­ ment the other day to the effect that 11 big leaguers had been recently signed by the outlaws. ¿ Carter’« Typewriter Ribbons, for any make machine MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION 1 0 7 Magnolia Ave. - Sanford, Florida �l ï. THE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER » . 19» I CLA! ADVERTISING !n CONSPICUOUS ACTS OF HEROISM ! « All Local AdvcrUHcnicnta Under J Soldiers Who Fight on With a This Heading THREE CENTS a Fine Disregard of Shot Line For Each Insertion. Minimum and Shell. Charge 25 Cents. FOR SALE t:i:r*S of iliumll.-»» «tiiirage. trng le eft|puidt,H mul reimirKiilile In For Salo— Hound pup (or sale etdciKH are foiiud In the tuiumii cheap. Ju st tho right ago to train. luterewt sturi«-» fruui the Acida R. B. Lynch, Sanford, Kin., Route of battle of the warring nations of Europe Some of the best of these No. I - _____________ _________8~tfc stories ar.* told here. For Salo C h e a p —One largohorse, UiLMleulurs tune ^bjyn n-eelviHl at one mule, three wagons, harness, Petrograd of the heroic action of Lieti Jas. C. Hurriss. plows and tools. tenant Krntrnuü In an engagement at 7-0 tc Mazurlak.es. _ , , , . At the" en!TrOf !t his tinttery was ^ , 0 W h f t » ^ f | 4 s n U . r ^ h y . . nml¡fa M - , llt. rTEÏÏl hy aerumñ In » . 1 1 ’ . II M L (ns III l i l l l n n l Oct. 1st. Will npack (or ashipment. fnntry a m i on the left b y machine " H , " Box 896, Sanford, Fla. 10rt(c guns. R e b in d him was a lake , cutting off re trea t. Determined not to sur render. Lieutenant S m irn o ff galloped full sp ee d with Ids b a tte r y Into the lake. In which every m a n and beast was d ro w n e d . — _ ! — ------------------------- ‘----------------------------------S m l m o fT a father, lea rn in g of his Hoysea for sale or rent. J . Musson. son’s a c tio n , expressed Joy nt tils choice «¿f death b efo re surrender. For Sale— T w o fine hull pun*, ono D urin g an assault on the fortress male and ono female and the mother. o f-Ossuu-|tx n German co lu m n got Into Good stock. See Nick .Znrnovun, a bog. T h e Hussion* shelled the bog and tin* s in g le road c r o s s in g It. The Sanford Farms. ! 12-5tc G e rm a n s In trying to e x t r ic a t e them For Sale Scotch Collie Pups and selves s a n k deeper and dei‘ (>er Into young stock. Thoroughbred mid ar- the mire, and hundred* w e r e killed or ( i f (lie utiole colum n there rlimated. .Eligible for registration. uoiindi-d were only about forty s u rv iv o rs . The Ortega Kennels, It F. l> N» -I, For Sale— Secondhand oil or gas­ oline stove. T w o good burners cheap. Can he seen at Sanford Fur­ niture Co. Rdf Jacksonville. Kla. t-l-2lp Had to Call Gunner Off. An Incident of the e m im g o of the T O RENT British r o y a l Held a rtillery Is related For R en t— The Kennewell fnriri by n s o ld ie r o f the T w e n tie th hussars A h a lf bntterv In rather exposed |*o .,n west side, on Gertrude avenue slllon w n * gulling the G e r m a n * by the Six acres tiled, 2 width. N II accuracy <>f li* aim I'lnnllv the Ger Garner. 1 2 - 11r limn* concentratisl several of their bat­ For Rent Good seven acre f.irrn, teries on It The result eou!i| only Isiilli- thing, a s It vvasa D avid iuriilli.it n barn and house, near Beck llain- half ilojrct) Golliiihs Lim it!} nil tinirock Station, known as Castle Gar­ guns w e r e silentcd Inn one The men den. Address Cora Holltnger. who tin<1 lieoii maiming th em were !v I'Jh.'i Center St , Cnnastota, New llig .lend II lid wounded iimiliol Hit ground York. 12 - tic f One mu ti wn* left, l i e went nlsnit For Rent Nice furnished rooms h|s vv.oU with n iloggeilln-s* tlmt be at St union's.- $ 1.25 a week and ty. Spoke deleruillliltliin pi s tic k there t>> the end And the end would have :il5 K. Fourth St !'d t p come soon, ns the le-ruuiii*. who had For Rent S u ite of th re e room,“ stopped tiring for H minute, vv'ere ilbolil to TVS toilllleie-e pi silence th e h ue gllli and tgitli O v e r .\L C u tle r’ s store Mitt tin offleer fnterferiwl railing tinSanford T e le p h o n e Co liti. loin- g u n n e r nvvny And be went awnv h, «r N u li» 1 in*- • h iht - I« ri a nri on#' regret f ii llv r#‘ vniKing 1TIMIt? 1i|M’ Knsl T u r i Si Inquire i m. U ti r. .? Kent Ilot l-'iirtii- h« ri rooms urni .'nid wat er Í > «II» |.( r mo nf ii Till Magnolia avenue LI P tf D y in g, Bids M rn F i^ h t On A story o f Mu- lii-nd-in of the lute Cllplalu l l l l g g n n t ne ptieVV of I th le l lliig g n itl Is t,ild In ii l e t t e r fr.on P r l »file «' Kerry of th e ms m il l b / il t. il lo u . Welsh r e g im e n t Kerry s i o s that til- C O U i p a H V w h s be in g s u b j e c t e d to n »*• For Kent Tu rotin« -il roupie, four verv G e r m a n artillery lire when Rag ni re roo mu. K Xre! lent location. Ten card o rd e re d the men to tlx bayonets J Vio -vitiall r 111 1 and oluirge ilnllnr* i ut mont h «Iron Kn«|uire K. li • ralri Ulti, f ' IV tin I a n otlh-er’ Wlmt a soldier' 1 1 tí We vv e r e prepared lo follow him a n y w h e re loll Were ■ lo o k e d tiv l l .>r Ki-iii \ g.... ■1 1nell t i l e d t 1 M -I. -1 11. t M i v Iiii hie VV ! o Ii e ■ i In' n* .i r InarilliK -lain'♦fi 1 .1 H»I K- ! w o i i u i b ' d b e v«..itl.l ii.-i i i s |,>n a 1 1v ■•pet, l*.ir> 1 Jil.il it- read \ to plani .4! 1 h is e v e s m o t > a l l ou t s i n k it. I l o . n K K No - , r e g i m e n t ' S i n k It, W elsh!' (inri vrup jilanti-il 1II-f f “ So o u r brave lad* s tu c k nt It until Box 36. For Rent Two furnUhed rooms Mrs It K. Tolirr, HO" Magnolia. For Kent Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. Furen. 117 Laurel avenue, city *1-1 fe For Kent Rooms for liglit house­ keeping. 919 Oak Ave. 9 -tf Piano to rout for thw season. Inquire at 111 Second street. R-Lfc For Rent Cheap for Cash— Twenty acres of good hnmmock land all tiled. Call or write A. M. Tyler. 101-tf Five acres tiled land inside city limits for rent, near brick road and loading station. Apply to A. P. Connelly, Sanford. Florida. 2-tf MISCELANKOUS" Wanted— Tlowing or team work hy man with good team. J . E. Summers, care M. S. Nelson, or phono Lord's Station. 6-tf I wish to rent one or two rooms with two beds, or one large room with two beds hy the week, for one, two or three months, must he close in and good neighborhood. Send price to " J . P ." 26 Colombia St., Hempstead, L. I „ N. Y. 8-8tc Board«»» Wanted— $3.60 per week for hoartrfand lodging. L ast house on East Third St., C. W. Driggers • .• / 9-9tp Wanted— Gentlemen roomers at Stumon'a. 315 E v Fourth St. . * 9 -lStp our iirtillery got Into notion. Wc won out. In th at Held were s t r e w n thou sand.* a n d thousand* of G e r m a n dead and w ou n d ed Captalu H a g g a rd tiled that e v e n in g Ills Iasi w ord s were. ‘Stick It. Welsh' . A F r o m Ii Hiirgisin m a jo r now. In ii Parts liu»idtJil tin* ninety s e v e n ..lib mi ly cou n ted wotunls lie tells this story " A f t e r a hard day's ligh tin g mi Aug 80 I bumOigod my last c a s e and was remount I tig my horse w h e n 1 lienhj n sound llk o tliunder, and n Bbell burst over m y head The h om e vvn* kllhsl. and I w a s thrown violen tly lo the ground A n orderly ca rried mo u mile and a q u a r t e r , when he fo u n d a stretch ur. on w h ic h hu carried m e threo mile* farther. "N o e s s e n tia l organ w u * touched. I lost an c a r and the sen se o f hynrlng; tho right Kid« of my head vvn* scarred; my le ft n rm vya* ripped to the bone; my linck w n* riddled llko n*colander; my loin* w e r e torn nnd m y leg* tattoo cd In h ig h ly Inartistic de sig n * , but 1 | still liv e Kiss Flng, Hush to Die. T h e Te n d on News print* tho follow Ing dlsjMitcti from P ctro g m d "It w a s necessary to t a k e Orion tin A ustrian Hllestni nt nil rou ts,” said a wounded Itiisslnn colonel, ” 1 was In the c e n t e r vanguard, a d v a n c in g under a hull o f Khrnpnel; vvholo line* crum­ pled lik e corn before n Imllstorui; *tRI wo a d v a n c e d . '“ O f m y regiment few rem ain ed; the officers w e r e nearly nil killed nr wound ed, and the colors passed fro m hand to hand. S o o n they wore n e a r me. The next m o m e n t 1 snatched them from n falling Holdier “ S d ld le n , near mo kissed tho blood stained nnd tattered color* and then rushed f o r w a r d with their faces »**1 to «'x p e iis e s . Eat m ore fresh vegetables. They are healthy, ap­ petising aqd economiral. T r y the Vegetable Mnrket, 110 W e t Second «tract. * . • 14-ltc Wanted— Fnrmcr* with fresh veg­ etable«, grapefruit, eggs for sal*, to ™ ll »t The VegeUblo Murtfet, 1J0 W. Second St. ■ p i-itc . - Wanted to Buy—Roll top dp»k. Geo. D. Ballard, Box 1192. 14-2tp i -a ♦- Carpeted With the Duid. Fresb fr o m 'a visit to 11it* scene of tbe battle of tlie Mnnie, Lieutenant A. Elllcott Brown, Sixteenth Infantry. U. B. A., «t present n military limtnlclor nt Kutgers college. New Brunswick. N. J - any«: “ At Menus on tho Marne, where aornp particularly desptiriite lighting took place. I found n fleld\lterally carpeteil with dend In one place 1 came ♦ X ♦ upon u thousand dead Uertnnu Infnn try in vn m i d d l e d out within 600 yurilsP m cticn lly all had been killed by the bayonet" 'W o have got to tako our hat* of! to the Germ an*.' Lieutenant Brown quoted an Knullsli arm y otllcer U m y lirg. 'We couldn't l U R ^ l l f B l i ! " fium ttio trenches hy lend, and wo bad lo s w e e p over with bayonet* In order to g a in ground T h e y s u rely uro plucky.* " ' T i* the Sheriff nt Samlnni*. r . * u n t y , ,,f if.r Slat#* »if F l o r i d i H* if k it urn n , T h • t I, lì ( E» y ( rA«is*rd '■< r f r l i f y «if S l » f r* <f tin* of F! of Dia. •I., h rft -l .y ( I t * nr.Hr«. t h a ï I c »-nrr» l r l r r >foli fail! I*** W!*l if* I r.ti ni r , Kmii> f I Si,rida ..n T u f t i l i y r^a* h k <o <1ini th** ' ' *t M Of. .far Iti Vf v e n h i - r \ II t'1 '*! i '* • t i l f u M . l i v F l i n g f f . r p ir*| d*y .if S OS« $t|Iff t î «'I l nitird -Hi*!»*« Sfritti nr fr-n'Vti t h>* Slat«* • f F t n r M a . for *l\ ) n r « fr«»m M a rr f i I. 10p, For from t h r F . « u r i h i ’nrj c r » t *1«rml I nutrir? of rh< Jiiat# of F i o n d i , a « h r Stai y L urth Fongr«?«# of ihr* Fnll>+1 Fl a! r » * I - T i orrifri Minfiff of A g r i c u l t o r # of i h r s r * 1 1* of Fiori «fa i « r I »i. *"l th* H u p f c n . r I fuir: I » h r Sttttr nf 1 lottila * F u r T » o Had m u l ( H m m U a io n r r* of th# M m # of F lo n d * F o r t»li# M r m b r f of the* lfm j*r of K r p r c M T i u t h f i iif i h r S l i t # of F lo ri d * . For C ounty Judgr. F o r Sheriff F o r <"lrrk of lh# C i r c u i t C o u r t . F o r C m u i t y A a » r « o r of T u r * . F o r T i * Collrctcip. For C o u n ty Tr#»«!»«*?. se V e .t F of H W cor of See T p 19 H, H 10 K i N otic e of A pp U fa tio a fop T * s !>•#«! F a d e r r u n \V 1A r h i , N I S rha K T 12-100 rha, S | N r f t l o n J7 S of th# f#«*»»#rttl S la t u t r * |o r ha, I* I (, 3 1•l cwj chg to H> S l V l y along ! N o t If# ia h#r#wb y g l v r n t b i t W . Cl* B ln * \V aid# of H y to hrg S*i«l land firing *« ford, purrhttA#r o f Taa-* (V ptiO ftt t# N o , lih H fii Uo* d*kr ■ *fek-J Jm > mfefeaaa. j L qfefeL^Aai^l « j r, ! . U y y f J u l y , A O . 1905» Htt« t e rlififtla N o 2WU « • f n l i f i m C°t l HI. im * d r i| t p i i r R li n n fop tttR d##«l lo l » u r <fl Jr»a#|i Sttld land bring *>«?**» d at th# t r r n r da nr# w ith la w , Slifd r # r t l f l r » f # # m dttt# of th# » M i i i n r e of» u r h r r r f i A u t r in ,hr*r#a th# foll ow in g d#acpib#'l profarrt y fit* th# n a m # of S N *n*«irt u ilttl in Somi no l# c o u n t y , Flo rld ft, l o - w l t i ^- M i f l r i l r No. 212 r m l - u r « . H r g .1€U- ft H . g N K t u r n e r of 1. S#r. 38. T p . 20 W uf * Bccli u u p o « t on H , JC 2 ? L\ 1U i c f # » . T*'** w1*'» Be'lng p J * ’1 1m# of S#v rtP, Tt« 1'* h It Hi V run W 2I& «*«j at r h# «fat# of t b# raauanr# n f i t i c n i* s .inn ft y * f, v. k i d ( ’ v * i f h n i l f rt fi’i r a ' # in i hr nttm# «»f II VV Ath #rto n * i - i H «•-**'*v i *■ ■r* ! « i » t . l a i d id I nt#M «aid •*-r t ■||#tit<* ahall t-# r#d##ni#t| *i«rh r#fti(Vr*tr tttp.r n a n - r o f * i i t n m h r o f d l n g to la w , t a t d « r J w ll) * 1*J u p t h r r a o n l rtl#a« »aid r n f i n t r i l * « shall l*# J r f t p n l 1 on t h r d i a l «fay of O r ! o b # f , A , I F 1914, • f r n r d i n f to law ! ■ « dr-r.|* will r w j r th#r#on t Wltn#*a rrfy nfflrlal ■tgnatur# an d aval Oh th # I N I da> .if t irt o lt r p , A !• 1!•I I th i » th # 2*th # p t r m h # f , AT. f> 1914. t-hla th# 2hth da> da> of of SB#pt#mb#f, <»#al> »; A l i O H I i L A B H . *, 1 JPJ »iffirt»! aigna tu r# and *4 a! thia ! ptorn h i r , AT f* 2 9 1 4 . i "l#rk ( ' i r r u í i C o u r t , So ml nota Co-, ¥ l a ­ * * 11' a«**!) Ii A i M l C f i l . A S S , l l -Tt!# # 'ó lr Hy J a » . C . I l o b r r U , Ü , C t l«*rk f irrui t <*«»uri, >1**rr>Jno!«* C o . Fla H> J 4. I l - T u#*- Sir I i r p a , i rornf vf Ihr I n te r i o r , li. H. I.«nii llfllrr *1 (ialne.rlil*. Kla.. N o l le # of A ppllratlnn for T a i I )# # d C n d r r N r r l l o n J Î 1 of ib # <*rn r r a l S t a t u i r * N o t i r # la h rr # h y f i v r n that M. I>. D a n i r l . p u r r h a a r r of T a * ( V r t i A r a t # No. 2-1&7. dat#«l ih # U t da y of 3 u n r . A . I). ^898. ha* fllrd•al«l r r r t i f i r a t r In m y offlr# and ha* rntfd# a p p li c a t i o n for t a i d r r d t u I m u p in acrt$fd| anr# with law. S aid r r r i i A r a t # r m h r a r r w ! th * followin g d# «crlb #d n r o p r r i y t i t u a t r d In f o r ( ou ni y S up r f in te nd« nt of F u b l l r S# mi noi# coun ty , F lo r i d a , to *w|| Hrg* l* »ir union 1 N K r o r n r r of S K » | of N W ' t , S r c t io n iS. F o r I nuntjr S u r T r y o r f T o w n a h i p 21. S. o I Ha¿if# 31 H . * i a a ^ n u t h F # r Fi » ? t o u n tv t uinmt*'*T^T’ «lf • ^ ri 2.;» Yard». « » ■ ( 3|f! ] -*t yda. NT.flh r u f I h rr # M m i o r r a uf \ h # C o u n t y Hoard I I l i 2*3 yda. Caat 328 1-3 yda lo br g , * *'J Ftlli ll r | n « t ru r tio n T h # aald land b r i n g a**#*»#«! at i h # datu Cor J y »ti er of th# F # a ç r inand for th# of t h r ü « u a o r r of nur h certificata in th# f o ll o « mg Ju itir# Diam ela, v it No* 1, 2 , n a m # of li r a . M . W h i t r . H n lr « * aald r a r ’ • 'Í „ , , , tíficat® «hall b# f r d r a m r d acco/ding to law, f o r ( nn«V ib l# In and f o r . t h # following m d##d will i .* u r t h r r r o n on th# 19th da y dwy*#* »¿a* h « M . 1, 4. — •r f ♦ M r H r r ; A H H t i l i * ■■ - ------— In u s jlm «.R > w h r r r a f I h * v # h«*r# unto W h o #»* my of fi c ia l f i g n a l u r r anil * f i ! ■ * » n;> h a n d and a f f i t t d th # t»r#at Se al o î - thia t h r I 11 h d a y uf Sr |» t # m l» r i. A . D . 1914 . D # S l a t # of F l o r i d a , at T a l l a h a « a « r . t h r | farai) F . A. D O t M i L A S S , « apM al. thia th r t w rn ty-fo u rth day o f ' CL*rk C ircuit C o u r t , Srmlnolr C o . Fla* A u g u i i , A . D. 1914. . T«Tur*-3ic I I . CLAY C R A W F O I U ) , ____________________ P r m U r y . o f Stata. g * " — — — — T o r . M . H . n d . Sheriff. S . m l o n l * C o u n « » . 1J B of l h , r o B n t / J u d i r > S e m l n o l . 1 T u « » 9tc C o u n l y * Nial® of l l u r l d a l n r « K a t a tr of l e v a i t L . Sinn# T o all f ' r n l i u t r « . l. r g a t a r a , U U t r i h u t r « « a n d N O T I C B. O u rf E U LLE IC Ti ImO N > j, i»r r , oria h . v l h V t i . i * . n . I».rs,.rv7t. S e p t o m b r r X6. 1914. N o lle « l. h rr r h y ( I v i n thst I,a * r « n e « J. M i i . o n of H .o fo ri J, M a . , » h o on O c t o b e r 27. 1 9 0 » , m e d e H o n i rn te e il K n l r j r Seflel, N o , 072 2, for S W Û of S E W , See. 22 e n d W «4 of N E U , S ec tion 27, T o w n . h i p 19 S o u t h , l l e n e » :12 Eeet , T e l l e h e , « * * ' Xlertdlen, hee Aled n o l l e « of i n t e n t i o n t o ineka K v f j d O f P roof, t o r*(et>lieh e la lm to the le n d a b o v o drerrllveti, before C l e r k of C i r c u i i C o u r t , a t S a n f o r d . M o r i l l e , on the 12l h d a y of N o T » m her. 1914. C le im e n t i n n o C . I i . W ethe r, of b’« t t iieJIie. M a r i d a . I lu h e n I^-Klle, ffi*CH«e*e ," M a r i d e . A le c k V a u g h n , of « t e n e v a . M o r i d a . It. ht. A l e i e n d r r , of E n le r p r i e e , F lo r i d a . H E N R Y 8. C H U B B , , I l - T u e « - lie , U r filter. . -Eronch Unxmr at. F o u r t e e n . . P u rl* E xcelsior prints a photograph . N O TIC E o f F ran c e's youngest soldier. Albert W h e r e » ', . {( ie t h e dealre’ of the B o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m l u l o n e r * of S e m l n o l « C o u n t y , Schuffretikes, aged fourteen, nttndhdri M o r i d a , lo chan ge th e U < i ( j l > ; l M of c o m to th e Third hussars. but fo r the pres m U i l o n e r e dl atrlcta n u m b e r I a n d 2 , aa •aid d i i l r l c t a n o w e t l a t . th er e fo r « , b « It c u t taking n course o f training at the ] t e » o l v « d , b y th e B o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m li i lo n e r a 'o f S e m ln o l* C o u n t y . In r e g u la r F r e n c h ca v a lry school nfter playing n ■««•Ion, tkla 5th d a y of O r t o t w r . A . D . innn'B part lu the fighting around M ud 1914. t h a t the de ecri ptlo n of comm laal on ere d l » t r l r t N o . J tm e ah n ged t o r ea d « a f o ll o w « * hnutten. B e g tn n la g at »> p o i n t o no o .«hortr f.akko Itaffinntag n th* h o r r o ff M a T h o son of u forester n e a r be tlrst nefed n* guide- ■ f w F reni-1 T k ÍsT W ' i a ’ f 's . c b 'o t 'T o T . r - hrrrby xTallfl^T 'f e j . l AIh '.' > t «n g aald H u g h e y at reel to Ita I n t e r a c ­ troops through the forest*. Then he : X ‘-.d tion w it h Fr e n ch a v e n u e -----------------------, th en ce anuth a l o n-g n lÄ n ^ rT„J o ,fc r”n°:Ä ,„p™r ^ Il¿-iul: ; t h ,o! « j *'--------------------------a tta c h e d himself to the artillery, who lr* ,i.i,. of Hum!., .ml ili* ,sm* srr* o » * ' .x»ln,l ihr_ m 'u ie, n| l.o»fll r I.. " Slonr,’ ■aid aven ue to It* c o n t i n u a t io n tu the are, y r * r , l In l.y * vnl«. „f t h r i# n line* rwmtittf r®*t a n d we»*, b ttw tti 1 .. " i,., ’ m ' 1M* niiSrmlnnU Couni)-. Florid.! g a v e h im ,th eir sm allest uniform nnd o i r t n b , , * rlrrl«-«| In r . r h hnll.* arnl 12, T o w n a h l p 20, In i h r umlrr-i KE icd . t i ml h t,l n i n s nt s i l q S ecti on » 1, 2. I I v . t r on -alti JolM1 i r . i . l u l m n w r f r e o t r r i d , ” 7 / — S o u t h iif 1 la nc e 30 F a * I, thence W r i t along m a d e him a regim ental pet. When the ....... Iheir re» perl iv r ( o u r n a l . . « u h I h r " , ’ * ' ' ' * “ h,n ‘ * " h ° m ' hr hrr" aald aertion l i n e tu the cor n e r « of » • * fo r c e was reorganised Albert managed a» ami h i ) * I ferrrult, #h*l lh # y tli«l d#l#rHop* 2. 3 to am i 11. T p 20. S o u t h of D a t r « I A u g uat 27 th . A 1» 1914 T « f i . ' l *hr#n thaï i h r m* m# j f i n t r#»iduHang# ■rnr> Ka«t. th e n r # South alo n g to Join the F orty second In fan try. ib> A N N \ ( STUNE, t. % f p *u hunt ! •1 tu t i r h r t *«r « «*f t h*« ’ » r c t in n line of cornerà of arction* 2fi, 2 7 . . 3 T u # * *îc A < 1 tu in la D atri t lug mid Job* for the soldiers, but In *t • at t h* Ì*'i» ral el •«íl r«ñ Ml S ». . r rtihrr. l i a n d 35, Ti* 2**, H uuth of H ang# 30 • !( - . i F a *t , • th e n r# Fa*t along Section HnO did iioi think lids branch of the scrv I f a w for »I. ’ •«i * I h* fr i«if*J II « of Fak e Jf-aaup, lh #n ce in a general N o p t h e f tee sullleleiilfv a ctive One didn't *• -> 0 . 1 4 1 ) ««f »1 ai i‘ of I le *T HT .»r v tnririt, «F« N «*11r # uf \ tudlfali v»ii for I D e e d I ndr« i k »tsrrc t ton, along the W e » t ahnr# of L a k o t* i«> gt\ r (Ititi* * that rk J#* up tu the St. Jo h n s r l v r r , - thenr® n o r t h .Srrtluh 575 « f ( h r ( t r n r r a l Nla lut# * enough PrtiHslans. lie . told an Inter N o t i e r •I* • *— hereby givrn that W M. w # « fer ly along the Bt. J o h n * riy er . l o |»ak* j l i m e r a i fU cC lh m i t ------*— «««í »*-*«* *•••» »«.. vie w e r. 111 be h r l d In r i c h c o u n t y In Flo rid a on li *y ts ra, iiurchaar? of T a i C l f l l f i f A t t No, M o n r o r , thence S o u t h waaterly a. on g K a g t H o won the f a v o r o f the color Her T u r a d a y next » u r c rr tll n g th# llr*í M o n d a y 418, d a t n l t h r 5th d a y at J u n e . A . D . 1911, a n d S o u t h chore of aald lake to p o l s i of »n N n v « 'rotier, A. D 1914» th# «aliï T u e a d a y ha* filed aa id certificat# in rny utfle# and ha* b e gin ning. ge n n t of the Th ird huasnra nt Nonllle*. I m log Ih# mad® application •for tax d#rd to i»*u«i ii* Be fu rth er resolved b y the H o a r d of a c r u rd a n c # w it h la w . Bald certificat# rtn 1 M o l Day of N a i r m t i r r — County C « m r n i» a la n e r * th k t th» bouow h o alloweil him to take a (dace In ibe f «ar Una ratifir&thm nr j e r ti m i **f ( h r »aid •»car ra the fot! it at m g d r « r r Ilird p r o p e r t y aJl- darlea of com mlaa Ion era dtatrict N o . 2» a t rn n k * on n horse whose rider liftd been p « l n l M *« l u t iitrt* pr«'pi.-ifig aro« t)dm#nt* tu u **r d In Semlnol# C o u n t y . F i o n d a , tu wit : ■a m e now etlala. be chan ged to read as fat­ . i «iti utiuh *-f " ha- •lai«- r*f Fitti -ta \ 11 SA5 1« i»f *• V\ 1( , Star* 2 " ip 2>". It 10 Faat iti W'fe killed l i e went through the IniIII c fit \ inlfit H r »«»In Htiit 1 h# »**‘1 laud hr Hi g aa-wa-tard at I ti»1 «[at# .if H rg tn u lfi g at a po in t «»n th# .fiouth a h e m tho Marne unhurt, capturing four ! M«|«o* tu g an aro»ndm#ot to >«-a‘U«in St* t h# a#uanre «•! auch certificat# irt the name j «if |.» k# M o nro e at ch# foot of I'a r k aven ue * , f « 11 I I r i r h a f 11 A S li i \r* « I. I Igt t *■ . I » t h* iiiiiXi i ribI r I » •» »aul err- tu n anuth ¡o H u g h # y »Irret* t henea w e i t P r u s s ia n horses and killing ttie uhlan t ifl »hall )’«■• f n l r r m r i l a r r o f i i n g in !■ » . «tofig lFt gh# > at re»! I«ï it# i nt errie«rt Ion .«f Filtrila f*d at in g ft* ■> uf i#» I w h o w as leading them A* soon a* IIIM '« »ti r t tier eon « it t h “ 2 2nd «I * y w it h F rancit a %*-nue. t hence S outh a l o n g .« da o * t t v t r . I **g *2alii »* i fev -rtU* atid ' « n i n t i t u l i t i u n of t h » *®CI tin ►if • • ..*■« tra in in g I* completed he will rejoin hi W Vfirfe "*s k »*«• *! % gofeMif» ar>t ■•‘ X fine. Une. r u n n i n g F-aat ami W e » j . l»rt ween t I !« ftd* regim ent hi» «h r l*»Vi tlay .«f > « p t * m r . i \ I« t u l i S r r ( i « . n - t. 2 11 ân d 32, T n w n e h l p 20, 1 h#r U # folio* f• r * (TU•11*1 Iti rill In “ Anywhere, but Must F i g h t !” A Ilrlllsh sergeant of the *1 lilrd dr t goon guard* at the Krltlsh cunsulut. w n * calling out the name* of reserv­ ists who were applying for eiillstnu-iiT " A n y one else to en lis t?" he *hout<sl ■‘ Here.’ ' said a voice In tho comer am i a short man stepped forward. " W h a t * your n aitiei" •said the ser gellUt I t e l n r t 'ti Heine ciime the prompt n-pl v 1 be si-rgeaui s monocle dropped «uU don Iy \ rut \ oil want to light i 1G e rm a n * ''" lie said, with surprise S u r e , a n y t h in g * good enough f -• i me l vvn* l \ i n in i inada of m an parentage, lull both lliy fatlo-i mul mother are dead, so I won't hi lighting a g i l l i 't tlu-tU. I lim it e i n w ho I light with a* long a* 1 tight-1 Kaiser'* Singing Soldier* " A s lo n g h i o u r s o l d i e r s s l u g I ha vi­ le , ft-sr f,ir t h e f a tlu -r llliu l “ I b i o M i - 111,- ‘ I l l l - l l l l ' l l t “ t II <*• ..til . . r I Ii i ^ I i r . m k |u-t nfi,-I i lo - lo a i |--- .III * of t h** r-*'RM It U 1 *. , of AMI« 1# lf‘ (£ht r * f l h . •( a* r *1 f l l i f 1*1a. 1» hefehy agreed 1,0 III, > i i.# .11 t 1«. th« » I r .. * » f . «•f 4 (1 -le 4 ‘ 14 t 1 4• •h» *•» î , i r «i I Ir * ■ f ! 1. In f* ‘ ! 1 t h r fir* • lu * -- l- > « 14 N **. *■m ï‘»-f, A 11 l'.*l I* ft r ratiflrailoti or rejection S r h i n i i fi T h r I rf ttt al tifp »hall prukide , •I. . » l ii. » ' - I » I, tur. ir ••!♦**» - » *1 * t«.»P.*vt g *••**t * v . Itlr.f.* «!»• k |.f If:»- I l l n l l t f-iliTl. m » l e ñ l f , .till « «'ii Olir y » t t »•uf uf la * » « a 1*1 ■>r « *up« r I ti t r n d* ut >d pul'll* Hi«! » y* n*f ■ « •>««*.t ■» u i r t i ) •>( T h « - (« riti *•( d #ll c h uni v i t\i « ■t - t-‘e nt oixi*- d in iht* •) all - « .■■i pj I I« 4> Ihit i ohnt y tat i / ‘»’.id*!.* . 11 r 1 fi 1 * • * » * Tl »H 1 «(>• V • fl-, , ,,^ - un p( '«»a* ■*;n *fl fell, ! I.« !* J. P* *hsl f pr* ••ri t . .i f-» : » * ,) , u 1» . . II* î- * ** - 1f ,| -l » «il llf . II >1 f d . f 5* i •M • , 4* 1 »-•> « * 1h* .. * • ai . ri , 1 ) • (..d K* • i »1 » «■ •ii r.i id n l ■» i ■h a 'I j, ul fl ,,f III« for t ) i '• : m . . f. I * J «liti I ll «■**»( ut Anri A-îl » fût 73 «’ft I '•« *«t*. I f -jM r i •*«11fit LlUl lioII 41J 11«* «tat# A f *i *-J*" I \ . ppiiint r n tit nt ta tin g tu 1h** app oi nt m mrf nf uf Filtrili» ..P , . r** |.f T h-p* * ( a i »* li*ih( ta « ti fit ml* •M•!j . ! i-ici*lat il «r «if ih# It«» tt . - 1 • almi, . f ! -, „ , h- J» o «•u.Im # lit •1il N#. *Olt» •rival Ms l \ .» i l . » »r R - Mt U t »un .«1 t».# I► * Ilf \*‘ •»Ml. .«► I 4 t * rt 1 i N h' P. . d 1o «t ! -t.i«Il t.» ■,» i f ! li nt . 1 11 1 ,-r bud p-turneri ’ -m tu b is t uf R ie k a is e r 's llu litu ia on tv mill found that they art- dlstuoily " s in g in g soldiers." T h e German *ol (Her. say the correspondent, sings nml HKhtft-aml lights nnd sliitr« R e s l u g » b e fo re tin* halite noil lie slugs aft.-t tlkb attle lie even slugs oil the «•¡'••nit lug table while his wounds urn being tlr«*Hn«Nl ' Has Ninety-seven Wounds W anted^ E verybo d y to lowt-r ilu*ir die for tlx*lr country li v i n e Graphic Side Lights on the Great Armed Conflict ■of the Nations. n o s U O U AÜVtRIISING ■** • ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ I . ‘ f , . ' m i. , SP? V f’ r î ' Trace Airships In Fog. T e s ts over U'tidoii ji r o v i il tliiit s e n n - h l i g h t s t'llll lletvH-I II / e j i b e l l l l ev en 111 f o g g y w e a t h e r . hi] - -• rti D>- i - «*I ■»lit, 1 1 • ■ 1 »fi* *1 M I* riti lit •« l u « l « t li f i£ mti 4«I ||it t ■ r ! |T•11 » f a l fur i lie »lari*, w it h ra nk of h n f aiii»T fell era l » H o »Nall lie rhi*-f of felalf T h e ilulie* an*l rorn|H<nil()on of #11 riffir#r<| *« aji|Miin(r il « h all h r a« f l i n l h y la»». T h t *rrro» of offire »if all rornrol#■ititifil nfÜ frf* of (hi* n f f » m r e t l militia «hall h r ' on i lit uriti» r|tir tug ih» j*!«* a«i(r«* #f i h r ( *i>v eftrof •uLjf’* t !«• *tn h •a » « a* may hr riife'l«*! I s-, thr Ir g- «lai ■*r « t*r •» > mI i rtf f »if t hr i r r *■*» fen en * Inf a( > tir ul F f •a uae* i Joint H r <mi I til!»m f *t t•(tisiaiin if art * mr » >1»*<»' r ' i «• s *-* » ***o l "I A » ’ ili* V r f 1hr « on»» »» ut i «>ft f i la t i n e tn ( L r j u ' F - *ar > H* it tr**ii i it t-k I 1 * l# |£ », a( ure -*f th# • tat* *«f Flit» ni» T h a i t hr IL £ a ft*r till ITI m l If» ¡Hr» t HU! J ««Í A rt Ivi# V n f the runa li t ut tuo I« h r r r h y • f»rr « | t,u an«l *h*ll hr |'f *l|***»r»f feti'l imi i n i In |hr rieri nr « uf t h r » 1 *1 # fur •(> |»fu»al uf rrjrriJMn at t h r i i n t f.*n«*ral « I r r n un h n* e r*»t( r e a n *r,' e r , vhst triai ii#. ti u tlo o * . v , .*ut»i . i d .........mi . m u m ji I S o u t h «»f Hang«- tu K u l . lh ence Weal a l o n g « e r i m n line m *he W e k i v a r l y » r , t h r n c o N*«i« » lu-ft v a'ong «he W e k tv a riv er to Ita I i m « in ni » ü f ; fin St J o h n « ri*er, then co « o u i h r a* I er ly up the. Ml J o h n » r iv e r to lutke M o n r o e , t h r n r r F a a te fly along S o u t h Di < «nifi of ( ••only J u d g e . S e m i n o le f'n un Ip ^ »höre ul «aut lake lo point of be gin ni ng . H* it für*)**« r »■ «u I * r-"! t Ntaf an a r r u r a f ® «f t itimi« I-*» r |»M"ti *«f th«* rha »iC #« m u l e «n r o m * l n ». » •» a»« v*»t « ■»«« r e f » *1«« i f i »’ i 4 S n« 1 a n «l 2 b# e fl.■* I l r i è li fe Ai f i l l i i * r .f, . «»a •ed » fl1,) upn n t Li* m i n i i l r lunik* uf t ht# huttfd * ' ) g«** Tl f U ail -* h 0*0 Il ma y 4P 3 tir f«iMl»ht-*l i»îi« r a » e e k fnf fu tir n i f u e r h . t h at Ol, l h # .'I M . •I I ) of M a rc h {»uhllahrtl iti ihttf \ I* 191 ! •hall a;« IM) ! «i t h r i l m m i i l i l r » e r i * . in 4 n r « i p i p r r i» (» li er fi ty J Mil g# *41i »aid i »»‘ur t. •* Jlldg# ritufit y, aliti. .«r l'rfeitifp. ! m v fi ri ai d . . . harfp ,a* \ «1m i ti H r |1 f i l f ( h r F fffeulvril, I hat L A D o U I» |*f f a i m , I ! A .. «1 *h# « -*4i* ..r Il^i#n * l a « ., i Ir f k ul th# H u a n t ul l ' u n fi I y ( ' u m s, f ■ Irr I. •••- 1 4 d M . - a « f h * •4 i*.r mi#« i . n t f ' « h all bt» k • ,«i . a u •r l u l»r marin »4 . I w.ll i «i 11 \ «*4 f h r h a ri c i- ■ ma ile »h I h® V t r# f - W 1 I «1 «|( 4ll d ■ h - n p 4* r*l*h|lfehe<t 1 A o *«f -a id d ' - t r » V * * «• • 11Í*}-* h u h ru|»y i h ail II,»» .1» * !« * M . 1!*.4»d \ 1• Mi î I 1I HT I 1 Vl-M t? f #•* ♦ » i ■» uf fi « Irr k. a uri hr •••rl.lft il •II lo I n l f S ♦,« « Il . •*N L » » f * * hair roan ••f t h* lh< j r «! uf i ' o u n i y \ l' I 1 t* I • -• *!».« ' .** %»'*•• **f t *tfii f■ 11; i w.,», 1, i r « -a.' l rer «ir *1 clift y l u b® II 1: n. u* • aVl.imi.kP, 1# •h. 1 >4 • n i s*, i •t **d « •1 • '*»’•f#* r , . «f » hr Ht a l # of 1 1 *i ; 12. 2 1 1" 2-2*». i I I » *>da » J. ,*«. .1 « .<p» i« h « •i ( I . . I h r i l h «lay \ -' - 1. n*«a/«I of '»«•Mi « "f \ Ptfll* alio n fur t a t li «* il I till* y «i*«xi - -:•*!*»* «*ï r U h in «1# « u i i n l y , N* « ll«sn •, .« uf i h r Ift'itt ral M n t n G ■> S‘«l mi- i* l »filili £i»*»v i ha-i \\ \ M114 n««« ui « F r a n k I W m jiJh lIf , C b f I S » i t f**4f * 1.4 ■*’•! ■*I f * « s*f i ifl« a t •* N r . 12."». f I* l l a r «R •4!. Ith, m i , | - > ,.f J.*fv, \ I» 1'»!.•. hai J I M r Fa in It" il *ai«l iTfli tl i » T r i ri tu y u flier a ti'! ha* i W Kn d m i n i e r nia»ir 4 |i t<licau«»ii f.»r \m\ *|rt-»I t «* l#»ui» in J A M a rk a e r u M a r i e r w il h la sii) r r rt iflrat r A! t * h»»r,.s ■•** f t . ll ,, . , «h - v- 1.**-1 fitufirf t y rf k ! ipuif)a* feîlua». i t». > « m . • ' «1*1 * l 11■f I Irt tu* 1 I I <#•• L.»t U HI* » a tu#fut* T h r -a i «l 1«t I••f f*I IIi t *--**•» ,J i h r «fair •»f ( h r l*>U• r uf ‘ 4. • -«Mtr». - *l,i Ran 1 "f F F M U M F I of N o %ero l»#r I'M I. at « , 1 1 ,* l\i « t i uf t a u n t y »• t I 1 «de 1 •«unt)'l II I .iV hot l.ss ' L a n f too 00 « *. * 1 f ■ p n l in r o a d All d e a ll \ | MI | i f « it* eut seft « l i asked 144 »U built hid* a t • i» f k 't »fruit I • u f i , >#1 111 n ul# Ha that timi* H y J a » , f*, llobert*. II, i*. .M eal) K. A . I m M M ì F A S S , T t i r » - 9- 5I r f ' l r r k of th# H oard o M ’o u n t y C o m m i u i o n o r f S em lnol# ( ‘« u n t y , Fla. I 3 T u r a - 5t r lu Ih r C l i m i t t u u 1 1 S r t r n t h J ti dir i al I Ir f u i t In an »I fur N r t n i n o f r f o u n l j . I I uriti a I t» I h m r r f v VO I II I \ 4 M T yh t i iii » he 3rd flay *»f Nn %r m.h#r. 1914, at S• I I ' U l . f i »■ » h» ir regala» mer 1 1 n it i h r H oard «if C o u n t y f a uf u F T l i«'» » « u m Mi«»*UMi«*r* i n and for S# ml not# i ^ o u n t y , I'** I à*!»« l I »(*•• 2»‘ t I Ma*t#r l*hil Flt*nda, w ilt tin i . nfiv pair ««f mule*, w i f o n adeljihia I * •iid harn«-*- u H a h l « - *««r road w or k, anti M a (» i «« a» ■ ; r, »f I* stfrV t h f- » ffi -1a sil *'f \ *a M 4M ti« « ,• « a n « f»>r *»1# will have I .1«» t. « f » i lu i» h'* I T h 4 > Tl*•• * 'P I«t 4 I fi nr, ,'*i g « I «» « ( i f o i m p e r t í a n at 4 I. » I ri TL* 4* •» r fi f ill* - I «‘ 4 v:*** J! » T t t« t »i » i i , rh* lit» t»r ! t* f h | feftiMMi iLfei I aur a l I j i*r i» ■ •rai Y. \ I m i F C F A S H , nui! rr-feltlr ni uf i h r «ta t # uf F lo r i d a , that C l e r k uf t b e l i o a r d ‘ >f < m i n t y C o m m i t * »h# l* * r#*i«|rfit *if i h r »tat# tri F r n n a y l | •inner*. Hr m i note i u g n i v . H a sarna, f .s uin i »; at 2*14 1 M y i t r r * ^1 , in th# i I l T u r a - Me * 1 ' 1 ■* * h»la«Ui|ihti, m «% h I «fai«« and that , , _ ! .Ï ' ' ’ . T. 1 VM h ‘Í *L_ s\ “ L PrpaM wrfil al f hr I nttflOf, IT. H. F a n d O ffi c e al tialhe avllle. Pia ! í r: tr , K . ,':bbn:iu.n,,,: * :‘mturh.n : J t : x O c t i i h r r 3, 1911, *.*>■ ' h * ; h* «»•' ««f» * « «•» « h - d r t r n N o i Ice I# h r r r h y f l v m th al A r t h u r I I . over t went y '«n»* year» ' *y " W all ace of W e k tw a , F lo r i d a , whn on M a y rdf ore, L a u r a F T y l e r , are or , °1U* I r r r d I»» appear to thia hill herrín dul y M M 29th, 1911, ma<le VIofn®#tead E n t r y , N o « 01212 4. fnr S W , nf N W ‘ , , NAV «4 of f tW ) i in th i» can*«* ori the 2 n d «lay of Novembers, A Il I 9 I Í . i h r . « m - b r i n g ' s r u i r <ls> » f t h i , I !. a n d N n l S K '1. S r c t io n 6 T o s a r „ UM _ ' , h l p 2il S iiu lh, I l s H g r r.t E « * t , T s i l s n a s s « « , l i I. l u r l h r r n p l r r r i l I h s i «bis n . i i i r r M r r l i l l s n . hsr fll nl n u l i r r ul i n l r n t i o n IO p u hlif ehrd t u r four c r»n *n uli*»* w e r k * in I h r m a k e three y e a r p r o o f , t o r • t a Id la h rlitlrn h a n f u i d H e r a l d , a n e w * p a per p u l d u h r d in *'» t h e l a n d a b o v e d e a - r fíF e d , fi# jora C le r i c S# mi nul# c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , of ( I i r r u i t ! o u r f , at H a n fo r d , F l o r i d a , ota K A i l o u a i a»p, i t#ra ui i h r the 19t h d a y of N o v e m b e r 19l l . C l a i m a n t name* aa wUnr at ea : C i r c u i t C o u r t , and a i r a i thereof thia 2Nth Hen H all, of W r k l w a , F lo ri d a , da> of Srpu dn hrf. A !» 1Ul FJ o h n H all, of W r k l w a , Flor ida. i trait K A IfllU li FASH, Jaron» M l l r o w n , of Wekiara, Flo rida* < Jerk t ’lrcuif C o u r t , Oliala B r o w n , of W r k l w a , Flo ri da * J C H aberla , I» I HEN KY S, ClllfRD, I î T Ur# it r 13 T u r * i t # Hefi.fter - — - — C!»rk ('irruir I ■ A D U l f i l . ASS, «m i m Seminole i i » . Ma Hs Ja Hi D A Krltlsh airship which has bi-cn m a k in g exfierliuentnl flights over Ism dou by day and by night for the past o, .sid stiele sksu t.............á«4 » . . . . . » . d fortn igh t mnjlo tier nppenrnnro nt " sJrtl'c T n ’ l. T h * J u d i r i s l p « » * f ..I i h r . t s t . i d u s k nnd sailed over tbe city for sev ahall he veaird in a » U p f r m e co u rt, f irrui t c o u r t nf of r#rof»l r r r o f l of K a r a m h i a cr o u n t y , e m l hours. S earch ligh ts were trained rcoo u r ti x# , court m tiial m urta. m um y m u ría , county fr o m several strnteglc points, and they r) ruitigr a anti ju a t lr e * of t n # |N»arr an d »urli mnI)aged to follow her wherever she Oth er c o u r t a or cum ml** lu n* a* t h e | r f (•!>tiro# to tiro# o r d a i n and #• went. Most o f tbe lim e there were ttua b l•i a hm. a y T from h # l # ( i » l a t u r r m a y $•r *• » cri h r the t w o s h a fts playin g upon tho big brown r u rn (j # lutai loti of t h r Ju *t i r e « —aynil j u d f r * of court#, hut n o c o u r t h r r r t o f o f r s a u s a g e sba|ied ernft. nnd they kept et ha tra hferverai l l » h r i i um lr r the n o n a t i l u t i m i an d l aw* her In sight when aho dropped down o f FI of id a ahall hr h e r e b y a liciti t h r «I T h r v o t n r a i l In co m p li a n ce with »aid n e a r the roofs o f lit^b buildings and {»ro noted a mend rn m i » r and the ranvaaa, follow ed her u p w a rd course and her d r e f i r a t i o n a and r r t u r n » t h r r r o f , »hall I*» ■u h j r r t to th® la m# r r f ola tinti* ami feat Hr* su dd en turnings nnd windings. t l o n ! aa art provided h v la w fur grrirral Acroplnnes fully equipped for fight­ r l r r t i u n a in th r »ta le »»f J lurida Iti i «-*ti nifi n y whereof., fi hav# hereunt o *#! ing nro kept lu reserve nnd could be m y hand and affiicd th# er ra t -cal of th# In line Ins) llko tire engines on the stroke •tatr of Florida, at T a M a h a « - # # . t h r catinai, N o l l r r of M a a te r 'f e H a lr ! n d r r and by v ir t u # of a dre r r# o f th e bell If an alarm o f an approach thia lh# t went > flflh «la> of J u l y , A l> 1914 tSral) IF C L A Y C l i A W F O H I I , r lo « u r # and *alr, m t e r e i l tint IrIRh Ing Zeppelin w e re sent ou t S e c r e t a r y of Stai# S e i » t e m ) » r r , A. D , 1914, b y li n n . Boy Patriot! Write to Kaiser. T h o eager patriotism of tho hoys of the German em igre Is manifested In m a n y quaint letters sent by them .to the knitter, l le r o nro tw o o f these, pub­ lished In the F r a n k f u r t e r General Anre Igor T h e w riters In almost every c a s o address the kaiser with childish fa m ilia rity us " D u " tthou). Instead of u sin g tho usual formal " 8 le" or "MnJestnL" To Itis Majesty th« Kaiser: Dear Kaiser—That you began th« war on Aug. II please« us very much. We w an t to a s k y o u w h e th e r wo can h e lp th e fa th e rla n d . If we get p e rm is­ s i o n from ytsi wo a r e read y nt one«. The m o n e y »<> h n v o rnrri'ed w il l bo given to t h n |>*»>r Wn II even help o u r p u r e n l* boy« w h e r e v e r w o c a n . a n d p r o m i s e t h e m lo b* Indu strious I ri i p r-r tu l M o l r s t y : N o w tn t tie w a r wo p r o m i s e y o u to d o a n y t h i n g you ask. Wo a ro willing to help c a r « fo r tho wound««). Wo will carry w a t e r to th e th i r s t y soldiers th a t «pass t h r o u g h , t o t h a t th e y ca n drink. If neces­ s a r y w r nro even willing to c a rr y u p bul­ l e t s If * i nnd nny. , Many greetings lo thy majesty Wilhelm Roh«nioll«rn Feigning Death. Used as Stool. A w o u n d e d K uhs I uii s o l d i e r l y i n g In t h e b in p l f n l at Munt-nw te l ls all ex I00-Tu«*fe-|3tr i_____________ _____ _ -- ... -— ■ i»f fored a y of F. A. W 'h t t n r y , J u d g e of th# l u t h Ju d ic i a l ( ‘I rr u it of F lo ri d a , a r i in g In i h r « l - f r i r # e «l H un . Ja* V\ Frrk in a, Ju«Ig# of the 7th Ju d ic ial C i r c u i t of F lo r i d a , in a certain r a u t e pendin g in th# C ir c u i t C o u r t of the 7th J unì Irla I C i r c u i t of F lo r i d a , In and for Semlnol® cou nt y', in ch a n c e ry . In which C ath e ft fif |>u S1 artnuelr, a* e i e c u t f l t of th® l a t i * will â n j teatamant of F n . S t a r b u c k , deceased, u co m p ta Ina nt n i d W . J. V a n d e r grift la res pan di nt, I «hall «#11 at p ub li c o u t c r y to th# h ig h«* t and he»t hi if «1er for r a » h d u r i n e I he jr ( ¡|| huura of «ale «m M o n d a y , th® ¿ m i day 0 f N o v e m b e r . A . I K 1911, at th® c o u r t hou#® rfo«»r at San ford In th e c o u n t y of Sovnlnofe BnrJ i t « t r of H o n d a th# follow in g deacflhed p r o p e r t y to-wit T h e S o u t h Fifteen « I& i arrr * of th® Sou th . s9( n u a r t r r of th® Southw®»t Quarter of Secf j lin E le v en ( 11), T o w n a h l p T w ® n i y - o n e ( l l ) S o u t h of IlMhgr T h i r t y * o a # (3 1 ) F * * t, Semi* ny)*, m u n i ) , F l o r i d » , pur chaser to p ay titl e. A K iM tW K K H , t p e r i » I M « » i r f m ( ’ hancef y V S M 'd ilt! • K Solicitor i«tf * u ni! lairtani I I T u e » Ate __ N ot ice of Ap|dir*iioo ur *** I >erd ll ndef Beef loo 3 I S of the l i m e r a i Ht alu Ir® N*fll#e la hereby given t h a t F F. Wood* i rufi, |.urch a »er of l a i Bale t eri ific a ir « N ua 2434, dated th# 3r d d a y of A p r i l , A. 0* 1893; N o . 1627, dat/d th e 2n*l d a y ol J u n e . , A . I K I Öfl *2; No, 3 U ), d a t# d l h # fith da y of ( J u n e , A. I). 1910, N o 311, dateil the Lth d a y of Jun e, A, IK 19 Ml N o . 31)9, dated I b a fith d a y of Jun e, A !» 1910; No. ¿99, d a te d the 6lh day of J u n e , A . M. U * l l ; N o . 212, dated the 74b day of Ju n e , A IK 1909, haa filed «aid c*'rtlficate* In rny of* j fir® am i ha* made applicai inn for t a i deed* ] to lamia# in accordance w it h ! • » Saul r # r tlflcatea embrace the f d l o w l n g deaerfbed . p r o p e r t y altuatad in S e m in o le c o u n t y , Hu/*.| Ida, t o - w i t N o . 2,434 embrace*. B e g 2iM)| ch* h of [ N W cor Sec 2. T p ¿0 S,, It 30 1«, run L i 6* c h « . S If. cha. W 5 r h « . N I S cH*. « S acre* T F # »ai»! la nd b r i n r «••#**»*d at th# d s t f *-« Ib^ lf.i l« ri.. <if d - l * r f l ( l l i s t r in I,, n i me (if l ll l I ' «M l llr s ft N o . t « '- 7 rf-tnlirsf t*. Il*1, 1- 4 ■ ■». V* 1 « ' r h s « d N K roi «f i f f î I ,- " ' . H •« K r u n S IÍI (I ff « 4 rh*. t •" -b V l I • 7f, n ( o u r ! of ( ««uni) Jifdgr ^ S e m i nul# f o u n i ) r h . , N IS . I f , h 1 7 ' rh* *» -‘ T - I - , V« Ht a i r of Fl i» ri da M .7«» rh* T « - - - - n Isf'-I b . i r i , , l - r - . - ( f st tho •tili' ul tkv l u u s i i r o ul » u r l i r - f l í l k « i o I n r » E o la l * ul |n t h . m i n f ol M i r y A i'( * « t »r « ' » r l i f i n t » j I l - I I . Wh ltn or N o . S10 r m l i m n , 11,g1,5 r h « N « m l Î S . 5 I O O ) N o l l e » l> h n o b y ( I v o n « o >11 w h o m I« rosy c h « E ol S W cor Ser Sfi. T p 19 S, 11 30 K con cern l h » t on l h « I S t h l U y ut J , n u * r y , Min N 13 r h, K 21 rh* S W l y I fi. S f i l i l o 1 A, l>. 1915, 1. *h*ll a p p l y lo i h r H o n o r a b le e h , W 13 r h . T h « •■fi) U n t i b r i n g « . . « . r f i « t - o r g e «i Il«fr1ng. Ju<lgv ol «sl<l c o u r t, •• s t I h r ( U l f ul !hf> l i i u i n r , o f . u r h c u í n - J u ' l g r nt p r o b i « » , !o r m y ritrai d U r h s r g « »• cat o In l h « n » me ol «'. ir. f j n i l * l c y . » d i t i i l i U i m o f ot «ho » « l a t o ol H . l l . W l i l t C c N l f l t s t » No. S I I r n b f » c o » . Ile* I O ! » n r t . i l o c c « « J ; » n d t h s t s t I h » » « n i » li m * I e h , E O S W cor o l H*e 35. T p 19 8 ^ fi 30 - w ill p r w n l m y finsi accou nt * » 4 ad m in !»E , n i r N 13 R ch» E 8. 2 9 - 1 0 0 eh». S 12 U I r s l o r of aald m t s t e , a n d a » k foc t h r l r » pí h » , . VA g.19 eh», 7.83 acre*, «h * » » I d U n d 1>rsv*l. b r i n » r K»r**rd •• l h » d» U * o f t h « t u u s n c » I ) » t « d J u l y 9s.h, A . U . 1914. o f i » ) ' t certificat» In th e n » m » ol C . I l s J. N. JV K ITN E 1 1 . U n d ,! V. ■ , VI i ..U i-v .o r. C r r t l O t s t » No. 309 e m b r a c e » B cg 30.1-100 ch I 4 M m m 7-10 8 - l l 9-8 I 0 - — 3 11-10 12 9 A lw ays K ings True. Behind Joy nml laughlnr then» majr b«- a ti-miicraniont coarse, bnrd and callou s Hut lifriitnd sorrow thorn la alw u ya sorrow.— O sca r Wild». . . ?g___ -J ll- V ------ ! C . H . D IN G E E P lu m b in g and G as F i t t i n g All Work llecciTcs My Personal Attention And Rest Efforts Opposite n o Hall T rlrplinna N o 23 Henry McLaulin JEWELER V MY SPKCIALTIES Pickanl's Maini Pnlnled China Gorham's Sterling Silver j Rollers’ Plated Ware ' Kltlirvnml Waltham Watches ALL g o o d s g u a k a n ie j .d * ■>< Jfß VV �, ' • -T-r- ™ THE SANFORD HERALD P A G E EIGHT ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS The Junior C iv ic League have voted to contribute n large part of their fund» for the playground equipment. BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS — a, • —- UP-TO-DATE------------ Mr. and Mrs. I). E , Freeman u l, Tampu spent the week end in S a n ­ ford, the cuMts of their sister, Mrs. Anna Walker. Communlcatlone for this Column Should he Marked “ Society Editor Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, P h o n e 201 Announcements The Literature Dept, of the Wom­ an's Club will hold their regular fle e tin g tomorrow i Wednesday! ufternoon nt the home of Mrs. Henry Wight, at half past two o'clock. A full attendance is requested. The Daughters of Wesley will give a musical at the home of Mrs. L. 1L. Philips Friday evening. Music, re­ freshments and n good time assured nil who attend. A silver offering will lie taken. Mies Ell a H. Tiding» Miss Ella B. Tidings, a mission­ ary direct from Mexico will be at the Congregational church tonight (Tuesday) under the auspices op the Methodist church. Miss Tidings has many interesting experiences to relate and comes with a ' f u n d of knowledge direct from the .field. Mexico, which has been in the lime­ light for so many months will be the subject under discussion. A cordinl welcome extended to every one. EDUCATION 1, The Debt H'c Owe Our Trachert. If it is true t h n t the cash v a lu e of an cducntioncis w o r th one th o u sa n d dollars per n n n u m , a'nd a total of fifty thousand in forty years, w hilst an ■ uneducated than cannot earn more than e ig h t e e n thousand dollars in forty years, therefore we shout d feel inllchted to our teachers and the state for th e gain of t w e n t y - t w o Rost Meeting .Murry thousand dollars /or each graduate. '2 U hill M utl ||> I in About It! l-*-t us as parents am! guardians acknowledge our great debt to the»e fait hi ul officers of the slate; an d Osborn Mrs. M. It. Macoy announces the engagement of her duuglitcr, Hilda Adelaide to Mr. Elbert Paul Osborn, the wedding to take-place October 2 9 th. sdiow them our g r a titu d e by se n d in g our children e v e r y d u y of every term , an d see that we require our sons, daughters and w a r d s to get their lessons and bring un credit» lib** Congrrgniionnl Social A very delightful evening of music and fun was enjoyed by the mem­ bers und friends of the Congrega­ tional church last Friday evening, all voting it to lie one of the most enjoyable alfairs ever given by the church Amusing games were in or­ der tlie early part of the evening, followed by a short, pleasing progrnm of music. In tin- hat chidthrowing contest, Beecher Kent won won "th e biggest piece of take” for long distance throwing. Mrs. F. P Strong, Miss Lucille Aspinwatl, Dr. Walker and Mr. K. T. Woodrull rendered two fine song -e lections, Chappell's " ( ¡le e " and "A n Evening Song" by Straub Misses Isabel strung, Sarah Wight and Florence Witte gave a violin num­ ber that, was greatly enjoyed. The pleasant affair ended with re freshrnents and cordial expressions for a not her gel together social Hi tinnear future. Mrs W I) Holden has returned from .-ever»I weeks' visit to Ja c k s o n ­ ville, present were Mrs. J-> IV llobertrj l Mrs. ('has. Knnner has returned teacher; Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. Hayes; Misses l.ola Evans, Klira- from a visit of six weeks to New beth Musson, Kathleen Steinmeyer, York and the east. Hilda Carson, Edna Plant, Louise Mrs. John W. Dickins is expecting + Harris and Lucca Chappell. her mother, Mrs. S. A. Wood of ^ Brooklyn, N. Y ., to arrive on Wed- ^ Suet I Shotrtr Mrs. E. D. Brownlee was the re­ nesday to spend the winter. cipient of a pleasant surprise and lots^ of jjood things from the Indies of the Presbyterian church yester­ day afternoon nt her home on Mag­ nolia avenue. She watt showered s n t» k e r ^ £ ^ . rXiy -;lrf'-:rtf~T£5ritTErt!tT fulfilling "swee.ts to the sweet.” the first article, Both favorable an d A n d I V e heard of a t Mrs. Brownlee itt very, popular with otherwise. the ladies of her church and the least one you n g m an, who had d r o p ­ bouse w a r rmwyicd with frlepds who ped out of high school, that has d**J delight to do her honor, the pleas­ cided to return. W e rejoice gre a tly ures of the afternoon being enjoyed and feel well r e p a id for the labor in gettin g together t h e facts. by all. The next rose meeting will lie held at the homo of Mrs. J. 11. Ferguson ou First street. nelly and Mrs B \Y Herndon won llie north and smith pnxes, duinty little powder pulls for the guest chamber. The east and west prir.es were won by Mrs Frank Miller and Mrs. it. A. Newman These were pretty shoulder bouquests. The popular hostess served a delii ion- OCTOBER We take this opportunity to show our beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods Silk iuvd«Wool dress mateealsfiiffhnnn'gs; etc. It being our custom always to b ta in the newest novelties, etc., we announce our annual FALLOPENING Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT monthly reports or require them to give a good reason for their failures, U we all »ill do thi- our schools will In* worth much to our children I know t.y experience that f parents and guardians neglect to exam into these monthly reports, th ey *¡11 prove absolutely worthless, and both teachers a n d pupils suffer from tin- m glei ( Here you will find displayed all the newest fashioned su its, ctrpHS~nnd coats for tn rtie sr^ Also a pretty line of coats for children and young ladies. course of cream ed chicken and a1 S u f i i rm h ntlmi and Tmrhrr* paragUS salad. Mrs M cLaughlin'Now. if it is trill1 thal tin* cash guests wen* Mesdame? C o n n e lly . value of an e d u c a t io n , that may be Herndon, Miller, Barnes. Puleston, acquired in 22HII «lays in both N ew m an, Lake .....i tí. i Sm ith gram m ar s a d timii.‘JifItofl a » Iwcnlv two l'i rom o/ t f , u Mo II "in* i!.* . ihoiisar.d ill si l o u d is dollar-, w orth and ? ftt o f t * Mr A C Hamrick, Stale Com ma líder of tin* Mut-t-ahctui s|M*nl -«.-t eral dil-ys in Sanford Jast week "Diese .ire no! la n c j tig urea Imi -olid Luts co[[,-i te-l from I S ( • n "< IMioution and Sags - F*»un d lion of l.dio-ullon . I tudieve Mi-- Agin*- I lema ree ,,i S t s ) an will Io, , k at *. ,,ur Ia qors from Smyrna is tlit* gue-t ofA Mrs Shu* this ........ of view you will not only r>n ■■!**; it 1+ri« » + » — ’ • t*e rncrnTTaged ' ‘/ tllirsel cTs'tTPT* tlitf* will see to it tfiat each pupil under charge, shall do ids whole duly to­ Miss Claire Cameron and brother. wards the state and hjs parents. f u n ry H'erl I'irclt Mr. Argie Cameron op Cameron •1. I'» I’h¡iilt of All Ihr Schools: The members and friends of the City were in town Friday night for Fancy Work Circle were very de the Congregational sonai lightfull) entertained at t lie hum*1 of Mrs \\ \\ Long Thursday after noon. 'I'he hours passed pleasantly in social intercourse. A dainty salati course was served. Enjoying Mrs. Long's hospitality were Mesdames II. II. Hill, T. S. Davis, Roberts, Hines, E. J . Parsons, 1?. T. Wood­ The Misses Julia and Rebecca ruff, E astcrby, Misses Margaret Wicker of Newberry, S. ('., are Roberts ti.d Whetler. guests of their cousin. Miss Genie Wicker. LADIES’ NECKWEAR A large assortment, of brand new neckwear. All those new “vest” effects, flared collars, silk and lace jabots, etc. all made of nice material. See this display. SPECIAL SHOWING 01 L BOY’S SUITS Straw Ride Mr Joe 1 e M olt v i a the genii'I Mrs. C K Hi hint to n jolly party of plei si r Hi-rt, Mr. Hurt m ek< m Ft tui a / e v tiii.p , the pi t Mnrtin motored o going out to I obit.so,i Spring», to spend Sunday where n delicious oyster supptr w u s ; Sanford, served by Mr, WelUr Bet tty. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop chaper­ Mr. Norman Tool spent the week oned and the young people repo'rt er.d in Sanford the guest of friends. having had the best time over. Those invited to participate in the delightful outing were Mr. and-Mrs. Bishop, Misses Belie Smith, Char­ lotte Hand, Helen Howland, Saidie Williams, Florence Frank; Messrs. J . D. Roberta, Arthur Yowell, Gal­ loway, Loyd, Marks and Dr. Falm Mr. and Mr». II. K. Tolar are in A charming event of the season Jacksonville for a ten days* visit. was the housewarming and mis­ Mr. D. ,P. Caldwell left on, Mon­ cellaneous shower* tendered Mr. Htid Mrs. Geo. Watson last evening by day for a week’s business trip to .the the Travel Club of the Methodist East Coast. church. Mr. and Mrs. Watson were Reginald Holly is attending school delightfully surprised with the thoughtful attentjon of their friends a t Tampa. an d a good time was onjoyed by all Miss EUa B. Tidings Is the guest present. of Mrs. L. R. Philips.- The ladies of Sanford are invited to call at Birthday Dinner Mrs. W. R. King wits tho agree­ Mrs. Philips' Tuesday afternoon able hostess a t a very delightful (today) to meet Miss Tidings. dinner party Frid ay In honor of Mr. — Little Mario Stamper, who met K in g 's birthday. A bountiful and tempting repast w a s . served, -tho with such* a painful accident last She Is toasts and good wishes furnishing a week is slowly recovering. humorous diversion. Responding to -the rnciplont of many delightful a t­ M rs. King’s Invitations were Mrs. tentions from sympathising friends. M. R. Macey, Mrs. Speer and A postcard shower from the mem­ bers of the Congregational Sunday Misses Hilda and Bertha Macey. •chool and flowers from tho Fourth gjsdo being a source of pleasure to ^ Daughters of Wesley Mra. Geo. F o x was the char/nlng thy little lady.’ hostess' to the Daughters of Wesley Seventh street park, otherwise a t the home of Mrs. Claude Hern­ don T hursday evening last. After known as the Gram mar School Park the transaction of business s pleas­ tips been set aside by the M ayor s n d l a n t ; o d s l lljne was enjoyed. Those Council for a children's playground. House IP o tm in p . I BEAMS CHANNELS ANGLES AND ALL SHAPES BOILER PLATE TANK STEEL STRUCTURAL IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS TRUSS RODS STAY BOLTS GALVANIZED COPPER AND ZINC SJHR&TS OAK CYPRESS MAHOGANY WHITE PIN E AND ALL HARD- WOODS LAUNCHES SKIFFS . DORIES * * * BUILT TO f OHDER BOILERS AND TANKS BUILT TO ORDER Competent force o f liorkmcn for road work at all tim es ¡NVILLE , FLORIDA Here you will see all those things your boy has been craving in the way of a suit. 7 Beautiful line of 150 boy’s suits, brand new. DON’T FORGET THE BOYS DISPLAY ROYAL BRAND, Openings are not always for ladies. We will have also a special display of Men’s Furnishings. �W A R N E W S F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D pi) R U SH E D • ■ SEMI-WEEKLY TH E SAN FO RD H ER A LD IN S A N F O R D W,„tl. Living SANFOKI». FLO R ID A , FIUDAT. o( TOI1KK IG. l u l l f i p j M E VI Methodist (hurrh Men and women of the Method­ ist ehurrh. a feast for you Miss Kilpatrick will teach ami address the Brotherhood and Wesleyan Truth Seekers at the Sunday school session plenty o f fe e d a n d w a t e r Sunday, 18th at 9 -45. Be early. Ilov. C. W. White, Florida Meth­ the year r o u n d m a k e s odist Sunday School Field Secretary fine b eef c a ttle will have charge of the opening* ifh»l Hon. Seth Woodruff of Orlnndo closing exercises of the Methodist JÜu:-ü*5rT^***er^“ ï enr«u.lc Sunday school Su nday mottling...IS* FLORIDA CATTLE ✓ ARE THE BEST l.ifr /» ^ ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS NO REPORTS FROM SEAT OF WAR ARE CENSORED BY BOTH SIDES World’ s Scries Money Huston. Mans (let 11, Despite IS FLORIDIANS CAN LIV E A T HOME the rather mediocre play of ^lie tinaj game, the enthusiasm of the thou­ sands of s|K>etators furnished a thrilling climax when the lust Ath­ letic was put out und championship THERE IS Nì VNEED TO HUY ACCORDING TO THE LATEST DISPATCHES NO honors were assured lifor the Brave ANYTHING OUT OF Tuesday. Cheering throngs piled ou NEW^DEVELOPMENTS WORTH MENTION­ THE STATE Tuesday. Cheering throngs piled ING HAVE TAKEN. PLACE out of the bleachers and rushed for tine of the the Braves hm ijm V T f--' "ÎJ- FTr-ntfît^nmrEr-ne"r--Ow<er-n-f» the first to the dugout'- nTUT*" were sPnd rtll'its MoneV out for food and - w^ tnfHT !l m r vT>Ti<w»*»T The (iermans moving on Ostend rrmtimir'? after eleven days of tight (he Volusia county lido of the ^St. right on time, or a few minutes be­ are reported to have occupied Bruges ing, favorable to the Germans, re­ shaking hands and congratulated. tluUcJB thing aupplieH.-am well as for lu*winners on their victory. Mr. Woodruff has fore opening time, 9 :46. Airica, says the Jacksonville Metrop­ Johna nver. fifteen miles east of the former city. pented advances of the Russians Sunday morning, 18th, 9:45 will li e ca life of the short ness of the olis. *• * - ! •bout 400 head of-fine fat cattle having "I-«en., repulsed with heavy This • report is confirmed - from neutral scries the club owners and the na­ ind when they are trri btought to Snn- he surely Banner Day at the Meth­ sources. ' Florida is like practically every lu.<Si-s. , tional commission divided a smaller state in the Union. You could build (0rd and placed on cold storage for odist "Sunday school with Miss KlizA German official statement com­ Paris says thut the tighling con­ sum than in an y world's series since a wall around the state, and th* i few dayi they are better thnn any abeth Kilpatrick and Itev. C. W. ing d irect" from Berlin by wireless me tinues along the front from Warsaw 190&. The attendance at the gahie people could live within the state on No Methodist Western l*ecf that ever graced the White in charge. snys their troops in Qe.lgtum are Przemysl. hut* gives no details. wns 14,526. r Tho total attendance what is produced here. There ia cot­ Uble. The editor of The Herald •hould lMt.^al)*cnt--n treat rarely inarching in part toward Ostend and to % offered. hid a Woodruff roait tho other day A Russian advance in cast Prus­ for the series was 111,00 0; receipts, ton enough for cotton clothes, w o ol iti part to u southwesterly direction $225,7.1 9; players’ share $ 121,900.9 4 ; enough for woolen clothes, grain Miss Kilpatrick, teacher of the ind thought it was western meat toward the French frontier. There sia is suggested in a dispatch from until the butcher Informed him that largest Brotherhood rlass in the has been severe fighting east of Amsterdam, which quotes a German each club's share, $40,612.5 8 ; and enough for hrradBtuffs, and enough the nationul commission’ s propor­ live stock could easily he produced United States will, he at the Meth­ it-was from the Woodruff ranch. Soissons and the Argotyto und the correspomtTTTt- at Rustenburg as re­ • Florida is destined to become one odist Sunday school Sunday morn­ (iermans have at . no point lost porting t I'iit the civiltim populiition tion, $22.571. As winners, the Bos­ for our meat, and enough poultry for ton players receive 60 per iVnt of the poultry und egg supply, and tho of the greatest cattle countries in ing nt 9 :45. Don’ t fail to he there ground, it i* declared French of Goldap Pul evacuated the town She will have charge of the Brother­ $ 121.900.74. or $ 71. 140.56, while the streams are alive with fish, so that the southwest or southeast in u few claims of suctcsitcK in the Woes re for ‘ 'military reasons atld precau­ Athletics, us losers, get $48,760.18. we would have plenty of fish and hood and Wesleyun Truth Seekers’ wars on arrount of the fine ranges tions.” district are dented. Twenty-six players on the Boston sea food Then we would have all 'ihst are good in winter and summer classes (women This afternoon’s French official Gold:. | In • a«t Prns?ia ten miles (club a r e e l i h g i h l e to s h a r e III the the citrus fruits we needed and to and the fact that cold weather ami I s t a t e m e n t uni l t i ' l l l i i - - t h a t t h e al lies mile i ft '!• frontier and .iPunt j |,r)7, m o n e y , g i v i n g e a c h m a n $2.- spare, all the vegetables, melons and The Apopka N.-a* |.i«t wiek of blizzard« .ire never known on the k m 1 m a d e p r o g r e s s in t h e r e g i o n of thirty ti t* ill s iniri h uf I \ ck. I is 1 1 |o -houli! the money he divided other luxuries that could possibly lx* The Tosohatchee ranch fered a very pretty picture on it* range’ I ells a n d b e t w e e n Arr as a n d Alber t I » here l l.lll" Mere r• • I-» t •\ e.piully. Ilf the Athletics, 26 pluy- used and to spare. front page I lie ilei oration gun near this city comprises over twenty O n tl»e c e n t e r t | i e allies. It is said, reported ers are entitled to divide the loser's sis led of a view taken on the heuutlIt is said that Florida sends more thousand acres of lumi and has reCraonnc, while a German offensive end, each would give each Muckmnn money out of the state for poultry cently been stacked with, some fine ful Wckiva river. The scene is picA dispatch from Rome says fire in have advanced in the direction of $2,011.68, on a share and share alike and eggs than the citrus fruit crop The News I bulls and high grade cattle, sheep turesque ami inviting. movement to the north id Faint Die the Austro Hungarian arsenal at basis. Players oT neither club have amounts to unnually. If that even Trieste virtually destroyed a dread and hogs and in a few ycura will he says that this is a place that particu­ has definitely been checked been, as vet. notified of the division approaches the fart«, it is u solemn a source of revenue to the owners, larly appeals to sportsmen and it is nought and damaged m tnr|M-dn Trie r e p o r t s a n d c l a i m s r e g a r d i n g Thu players receive reproach on the slate and the intelli­ the Wekitu hua I ili Several workmen o| the money ill of »horn ure Snnford residents certain that where th> sit lint lol l hi l he e a s t e r n t heu ter |i ss money than h a s .fallen to their gence of the people Florida could suspecti *i I la : it- mi ha v e hi «•II . Espcrts here from the big packing Dow« near Sanford the fishing muld are as c o n f l i c t i n g as hi-fore lot since I lie series of 1 •»10 arrested he the largest poultry producing bouses. who are buying all the Flor­ not he unv better A dispatch [rmii IVtrogmd -ays I slate hi tiie l mon We could ul less ida rattle the\ call get ure- of the t*. \u-tru Gerin.il. ir-wy w.i ■ .un ; |i,,,.;, r. r* l i v i n g t 1 e ici - I expense far surpass Iowa in this re­ opinion that the Florida entile fed I 1. | pletely d e p u t e d W e d n e s d a y III l h * ' i u t l e | l t in • >' ' l a - l i e l l l gl reflj.* ( * •>!spect We buy corn and hay from on velvet lien ns. Ithmies grass, .lap j I m ighhorhood of Warusw, Pul i ml. i , r;l ,, f orlili moil g the Russia IIS northern state* We raise two crops anw cane und the native grass or | I suffering etiornioils In* a s III .a*';.il ,„,| \ ^ I .1 Mll't V •fit* my of the many different kinds of P A H L J V A M r i M T U C “ ,r "' ir,,,n on‘‘ I« twenty rro,« of lies and prisoners 11„. ( rinati forces while the Brit­ P lJll f l 1 / i l l v 1 I I 1 i l U I Day. certainly in some parts of the (red that aliioiiid in Flortiia aril far A wireless message from Berlin ish are I'urrvmg medical expert* to •tate, every y,-ur This I* money auperior to the western rattlo that W O R L D MAY LOOK HERE |1 .> 1.0 , |„lt . .,1 I,..1(1.. . il Ffum •• • w. r o vaino.* ff!I lira w n aw a y art only fat ut certain times of tin •• • g tin Hrit'-I and $">,110(1 U T K O I ’ K H T .D I1Y T H E FO R T H E Fl Ï I R E S I I T I . Y t I I ii I<id.l \ I I at I III' I.attic III t t.e reported We Imy hotter and cheese from year, while the Florida row ran get i re itch I W I r Pa ll>" III leo-'lali I’u l a l i d . i a-t G O V E R N M E N T T O D E ­ the outside We ought to In- big O F (.1 M feed at si! seasons and plenty of *hip|M-rs of butter mid all dairy water With the eradication of t he STR O Y T H IS PLAN T In a short while now at Ifa- out products instead .OatxoTisbursi’ -* cattle tick there 1« nothing to annoy side tmt inure t ha n a J> vv .ear* I a ngri g aim nal ( hurt It M e t Ini ili *l t h u r rh Florida get« in nddfltorial $5 0011 other - l a p * the Florida row and all that she t (TV cou uf-, i a - 1.,. ,-t >d , t Ml Ivi Ses» III » ill hi l .11 I ’"JJ ? onr ! . -T ••Ill ____ I n_ 1 li* jbriUtlitàfiM aliwiti it tu t»-« river* If Florida worrid' m y s tii1 -»f»o «^v Bred« to do t- to eat and he eaten tl.ua—«ud ..wiv *,i in pia e laro •T i w h •*! »S V u ll.e M I t.a.1 liurx. tuft**rr«-Hie rrudicntion at honn tli.il «ire »e<ii.vn^»aiet3W6T‘ I I. a t . t I li.-.il tl. h i ready wmh t ii. .t irimi 1 1., n n* f. ...Oli ni ! h* »r (alti. , ii v a i Int h* if. lliindii waters, -tate, .tnnu.iilv for *ui ti thing* ns .»va 1 Haitian* Farmed • . w ill la- t ' e - t t > 1 <' rin I lie <,■t T.-iP t In■r '••« ml AVj|* w* ll clearilig t III- l.iliii III lune Irei* .Hot Major* W |l l.adue ,d tin engin lia -e. Il winild lie t Ile most prie* Article, at incorptirajiuii hu\c up- Si lllllp.lge -I r for 111. t il. .Olili a» i I Ioni a 1 1- lidi d 11 ■I# * • f , mf •• wa** 4 t|thu i f • i- r11. g «•• , ■- 1 • • -lait liai t la |n;r n il* . 1,11g |t, I * . I Tuni feared tu The Urr. Oil'for the San salid ai re. II* • icari d liit .. • t. i tor .i ..I !.. f ..... w .1 T«h lot i n.P- r I idn.iti g Ima t * 'and ma Wi»y wonldn t il ta- a good idea ford Company, nfj^nizril finder the of • a m p li or t ri -j- vi ili I • gì i «■ pa-'or t Il l l - i i t li, I II III " • •(,-<• • : 1 1 . \Y• Vi .ititi pl.m lu t.llli l-l ■ lu tu r v ire set ured and t lia- depart fur tin* newspaper* and t lu hoards of la » * iff t himl.i tor tile purposes as story gin** in ( l.iy ritiiaity tl.it t In ■nun' ai.d tiri ng «1 Irti nd wtilt y «»u litis* '*t t lie ■•h i t ■h 1 fill-1 T l r- '- J .' l ' L . Uac-L' 1 . - - S . W Àt» w Um u f f *Tl t t TT' luted in the notice hut primarily w Inde trnit ,.f | " uriti a. re- vidi aMi I ., I h .1 p.itrii • gl ••»•MlUn B. tl. < d >„-Jç.U' "1 * plaint* i onci-rning tin* pest of Floro r g a n iz e some ‘Tait's Live at llotne' for the piif|"*-i^ " i _ r ai.-jfili, ¿topping soliti a* pie.s| h|e he st UiTili d wIt li i a ni used in our ¡suuday school oppor­ >1 reputation Iler inspira­ nia unterI Clllh*1 Suppose there wu* such a marketing Florida fruits and phor tree* tunity I* given to lit in any new titillai id d res*e* Ii i . la I n iti vi ii in 11 b i l l s of t w o iw* i luh iti every towt in Florida Su|>H «u 11 upon Yfgetahjes The company .is com­ The reputi d •>« tu r* of t In • • m . .l-.i - l'i ii' —uM I .list >i|lld.iy this ;ii! I ' . of t lie . prur.i t<>d by a s li ght d l - t a l u i - Und puM- that club* were working nil the posed of W H ff Ii. i he me* lor t • • u . i \ w ill he I lu- I indu-try in t lay niuniy i* thè I lor w.i* dolle und new table* put in lor ! wi • h th. m .i ti t hl II,- fill • Ut tl tig tutu- tu keep ....... it i nine, in livi­ Shilling. K K. Dickerson und l-euli 11rot la r I . III. • • »\ w •e l.-t |. I . , of t e T h e r»i uhi K a-ntial* **iI < Mini'll i it n' ■ 1 I ' . I ' .1 X • • . I'T.III Oil'll III I , * I • ill* l i e 0.1 Shilling The Hi'-ki turn* arc from ) I i • i.......... t '.r l r. .1 o,. I ••* * 1 i a (i.it a |ti mi uiliiu* i'll* ct h*"» Y •' tati itid tin **■Iti Iti ri g * . i.. ' , ,, t • t It .1 ntilil lai ;i .. riiii** .1 r 11 are finti nt: , ,, ,t ne m i niiu r* I n la h if \\ III, . ,1 L I. 1 l tlt-'l' ............... In uiii- year fur instance we could -I h) i l e p o s i l i n g them in greti t the <;,t ' • t . . . Hon I la v i li g re !.. ..ml. past it. I -I l I . r--y . r .1 r vice* a- usual >■ \l Ia «t - it . t.i nt vi .1 1 1 .ii iht ii.itustry he living off the chickens and egg« the IUU.*S£» III crushed the Ktn-utn frali) pur I,a.e d th Itati-* plin e will he pus lied aiitiig tin- must a g ­ S un d a y . Ill th e -e v e n in g the s|H-eial, and oilier services. hyacinths soon rot • completely und produced here. It doesn’ t take long nm Monroe they have entered Into It I« oxp e c te d that the largest a t ­ gressive lines and in u short while short sermon will he on " T h e M a n cease to propugutifor chickens to grow from lb« eggs tnc life of the Florida grower with the plantation will he producing w ith N u I - i n g unge h u t a C r y , ” w ith tendati'!* of tin- year will In- present It doesn’ t take long Mitpir lanliic said that tin most to laying In-11s (rest zest and expect to plant winter service* Sunday tin- following special music during **' camphdr from the halt lung of un egg to the i lli'i tin - method ever i|e\|*i d for Vffeubles this m-ukoii. mu- ha * -. n 11 . 11.1 * F M i li ta r y P rep ared n r« « that service .1« wtr«i>ini: Ii > a* i nt L uu* ;• rhum | prmlur’ti»n "l K w r y hack They will make a valuable uildii t .1 M.ll wi-li iltla In I'tinnerti'iii wilti tin. .ii>ii 111)11-1 | I'reludi I nfold. Portal* (♦ .tl s|tfa> u * % •* •( worn* t Lift \ \i*nm .1 i ) *‘ t' ***' n*irm jM*uliry farm. lioti to the Celery Delta und The camphor plantations ii , it- state t.uuiioil tu Fra tu e* •pit.wall oil instati.- rail n it her living mp|i-le|y .ind L 'i'r'pe*t and It killed III Herxld welcomes them to the San­ Il tipi 1*1 t liur i It *.,» 11, t [military authorities who have had | organ ford w-ction •pin Wly l"it a it , iiiit.ilt'* d a 11 a r i* \ p- tisi « li.iM in two !.', utilizing the '1 t i t j * 11 i • P, war brought to their «t • • 1 Ii ilre.ti V■ I I I II .nil tig '«till I ad' «e t , c a l I'.i-e, cattle Mllli-red from the li.ii k yard lor raising t hickens in ­ it h .1 tut I t-y the present ruU1l1.it III I irupc. . tiiar 1 he Midwinter f air stead of allowing it tit' grow up in 9 to Primary Sunday *1 lumi at effects of eating the sprayed plants believe that this may some day In* annual midwinter (air is l itfiTtnrv "C a s t Thy Borden upon I\i*t i : * homi-. 5 in Park avenut and after «nine dead cows wen- re­ wi-tds and grass he held m Orlando from Frehruary men n the saving of the country tin I .lirai. lait"« start n movement fur U Mi** I.tifile Aspi It wall •.♦..il* General Sunday »1 lumi in old ported to tin- department and irate •f I» II. *uys the Reporter-Star, Tin- camphor industry affords one of "la-t’s Live ut Home” club in Flor­ I'ii*llu*le, "Mtirch Pontificate,” cattlemen wunlcd damages for kill­ church. ¿tyi indo-Mion* point to splendid the t'kicntiala of high explosives. Gounod, on organ. ing tlmir stock, congress forbade the ida, und set- what good we ran ac­ II dd Preaching by the Pastor Clhibits from each of tjie four roun- The world’s supply of sui h hns in complis h l.tiu Jr. H Y. P. 1' Mrs. Fdgur use of anything containing a poison­ lir* which participated last y e a r — the past been secured from the island The First Song ous stilista lice, und the hyacinth for Bigger«, limiter Orxnge, Seminole, Osceola und Vo- of Formosa, a possession of Japan M usic.il years ran riot it? the streams All 6. In Sr. B Y P U. Miss t'luru A novel plan hus Jieen decided **!*■ The Rgfiorter-Star adds that It is believed that in n few years this kinds of additions were made to the The young ladies of the Method­ president. • w ftir grounds ure being put in country will not he dependent upon upon fnr the selection of the first Mille spraying subitanee to make it n-|n-|. ist church will give a musical nt the 7 I" Preaching, subject "The Btg sung to In' *ung in the New Baptist Sne condition and that the race any other foreign nation for its sup­ hint to catt|e, both in taste and in residence of Mrs. L. It. Fhiliii* Fri­ Temple Oe next Sunday votes will Feusrt Irtck will Im- given u new coating of ply uf na^iuilior. stni'll. und though one mixture was day evening at 8 o’ clock. You are always welcome he made by aII present at each iW-rF * e d in Celluloid In d u stry d*> and every detail completed to found whlrh kr|*t the mixture off for GKO KG K II i MAN. Program: ¡wjke the event a hlg success. Most of the camphor gathered vin- giung the name of the song. three days, it was dangerous to eat Pastor The song receiving Die most votes Instrumental Duet ouunds of people, not only rep- from the plantations of Florida is even after that time, so this prepara­ will he used first und the four next Miss Davi* and Miss Lucca ( ’ hnpjMill iMcnting the four counties mention- used in the celluloid industry It 1» T h e Btg Feast tion could not lie Used Vocal Solo Miss (,’ arrio f . hut including - many frdm all said that several big b a d g e a n d I highest will hi- used in the first ser­ All 'hi- chair space in the Baptist Major lutduc said that the St Itcuding The lirst service will he on Gladys Morris ]>»rti of th,. United States, will visit button houses of th*- country are in­ vice chur> I was in us- last Sunday even­ Johns und its tributaries have been Violin Solo Eleanor Herring f indo during the fair an d’the .w on- terested in the plantations already Sunday morning, Nuv. 22nd, from ing und some dozen or more people remarkably free from hyacinths the Mixed (Quartet exhibit* will be seen and nd hearing the product. The quality is 6 :10 to 7 :00. Beginning that day on the outside of the building The past year, alni it P< causing some will I«run series of special services. Piano Solo Mrs. Preston • " f « by a multitude. as high ns that of Formosa and it i* building committee of the church t* wonderment among those who know Rev F II Wutkins, pastor of the Vocal Solo Mrs. Met tinger snid thnt the camphor tree thrives rushing the work on the New Temple the amazing propagating rupurity of T a tier nude Baptist Church of V a l­ Mrs. Mnxwell on Florida soil. When the crop of in order to he uhle to acrofnmoilate the plant. It is suggested by some Reading dosta. (itw. has been engnged to con­ Piano Solo ..................Miss Davis leaves from which the product is dis* the people. men thut there have been consumed Ladies’ T r i o .................... .. . _.................. .... duct these service*. tilled, is cqt from the trees, it seems Mr. Hym an, the pastor, will certain elements in tlie water* whit’ h Mrs. Powers to givo oven added vitality to the preach next Sunday night on “ The favored the growth, while others be­ Piano Solo The Crrillnn Music Club Piano Solo Mrs. Tolar tree, it is said, and thnt there is an Big Fi-ast.” The ushers will do tlu-ir The (’ ecilian Music Club met in best to give you a comfortable seat. lieve that lack of the usual abundant Mixed (ju urtet. . . . ................................ over increasing amount to Ik- gath­ Punch will he jiervcd during the the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Mun­ Special chorus singing and preaching ruins for the past two or more years ered from year to year. is responsible All are surmises, how evening. son Saturday nfternoon. The club I r Government Interested to help us live every dfky happy und ever, blit tho one thing —that is, wus called to order by the president righteous. A silver offoring will he taken nt There is a story in C lay county P» Yowcll & Co. that whereas in years Indoro tho St. the door. Benefit of the New Meth­ and the following miscellaneous pro­ that the United States government Johns itself was often a great green odist Church. gram was rendered: Ret iirat page mention as Jacksonville could buffd n lug has already se.nt an exfiert to Flor­ meadow-like expanse of hyacinths. ida, who made a careful study uf Duet. Inereuna March Fnglcmun rottoti plant and give employment the largest advertisers in it is Mi» IJ II11*4Ull 1 fnr Ulte tl» Im allM’'-' year to live thousand pcopliAnna Mason and Mrs. Munson • •y*ters .ir*- • inning n.tu th « mar­ the progress being made in the in today’* issue. The* ad­ du'lr.v t but It 411 t|M M comment who la not have steady employ tih iii ket ev.-ry day now front Turnbull , Morris It is not known whether or In the Boat ull tinyear She could build Up u e w i-•*t 11 »M il* 4 ) f Bay and they art- very fine There the «tate. I im U vertisement may be found ili-lcn' Terwilliger not this representative had any coin lug | * roll and a lug munufui t tiring has been ju»t j-nnugh fresh "water mission other than being un agent c u r. has not been so fortunati-, for j on Page.8, I tm t. March Mililuire Koeltin busillis» that would he worth un coming into the hay from Spruce of the agricultural department. It Margaret Davis und Julia laiing from the Withluroochcc river cornea immense aum to the city. Why talk Creek to mnke them fat. Tho o ys­ is claimed that the representative Variations of D ix ie .............. Goldcrjt of factories for which we would hnve,*De report that the hyacinths have ters from tht- cultivated In-ds are ex­ S p e c ia l N o tic e was much impressed, however, with Kdna Williams ** To this water ceptionally fine this season. ~ Now to go hundreds of miles for the raw closed the sternnt. the manner in which the camphor Duet. Iris . . . Pieronodd mutcruil, while the raw material for Jhe Herald wili on each tree thrives in this state. Some au­ course Major Ladue has sent men Smyrna Breeze. Helen Peck and Mrs. Munson mill is at our doors? This for examination and oh receipt of » ---------- -------------- «, , y «a« attention to thè thorities, it ia said, have even ven­ Minuet.............................. . Paderewski atulkcotton about low wages in cotton mills Truck grower» M the Lake Worth tured tho assertion that the produc­ re’port, if it is us stated, the h y a­ •^est advertisement in tion of camphor will eventually take Margaret Davis ii making that class of industry un­ district ^ are planning to organize,, . Grieg desirable, i* hunk.—‘ Florida Metrop­ cinth machine will he sent there to nml posslhly will pur in their own tne current issue." its place along the forefront of the To Spring ....................... i work.—- Titpe»* Union. olis. . - V • • Lucca Chappell 1 packing plant. state's crops. pa that:,'Z. CAMPHOR FARMS GREAT FOR FLA. -r»r s ADDITIONAL MONEY The Largest Advertisement Today .i" • .e • !.. . •. ■‘m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, October 13, 1914; <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/43d6f6a6b981c01fc5cfb49c707cb7a8.pdf dd9985234c65ed10b269f803a75156b9 PDF Text Text , '• -T-r- ™ T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGH T ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS The Junior C iv ic League have voted to contribute n large part of their fund» for the playground equ ipm ent. BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS — a, • —- UP-TO-DATE------------ Mr. and Mrs. I). E , Free m an ul, Tampu spent the week end in S a n ­ ford, the cuM ts of their sister, Mrs. Anna Walker. Communlcatlone for this Column Should he Marked “ Society Editor Phoned to Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun, Phone 201 Announcements T h e Literature Dept, of the W om ­ an's Club will hold their regular f l e e t i n g tomorrow i Wednesday! ufternoon nt the home of Mrs. Henry Wight, a t half past two o'clock. A full attend an ce is requested. T h e Daughters of Wesley will give a musical at the home of Mrs. L. 1L. Philips Friday evening. Music, re­ freshments and n good time assured nil who attend . A silver offering will lie taken. M ies E ll a H. T id in g » Miss Ella B. Tidings, a mission­ ary direct from Mexico will be at the Congregational church tonight (Tuesday) under the auspices op the Methodist church. Miss Tidings has many interesting experiences to relate and comes with a ' f u n d of knowledge direct from the .field. Mexico, which has been in the lim e­ light for so many months will be the subject under discussion. A cordinl welcome extended to every one. R ost M eeting The next rose meeting will lie held at the homo of Mrs. J . 11. Ferguson ou First street. Mrs W I) Holden has returned from .-ever»I weeks' visit to J a c k s o n ­ ville, present were Mrs. J-> IV llobertrj l Mrs. ('has. Knnner has returned teacher; Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. Hayes; Misses l.ola Evans, Klira- from a visit of six weeks to New beth Musson, Kathleen Steinmeyer, York and the e a s t. Hilda Carson, Edna Plant, Louise Mrs. John W. Dickins is expecting + Harris and Lucca Chappell. her mother, Mrs. S. A. Wood of ^ Brooklyn, N. Y . , to arrive on W ed^ S u et I Shotrtr Mrs. E. D. Brownlee was the re­ nesday to spend the winter. cipient of a pleasant surprise and lots^ of jjood things from the Indies of the Presbyterian church yester­ day afternoon nt her home on Mag­ nolia avenue. She watt showered s n t » k e r ^ £ ^ . rXiy -;lrf'-:rtf~T£5ritTErt!tT fulfilling "swee.ts to the sweet.” the first article, Both favorable and And I V e heard of a t Mrs. Brownlee itt very, popular with otherwise. the ladies of her church and the least one young man, who had drop­ bouse w a r rmwyicd with frlepds who ped out of high school, that has d**J We rejoice greatly delight to do her honor, the pleas­ cided to return. ures of the afternoon being enjoyed and feel well repaid for the labor in getting together the facts. by all. 1, The Debt H'c Owe Our T ra c h ert. If it is true th n t the cash value of an cducntioncis worth one thousand dollars per n n n u m , a'nd a total of fifty thousand in forty years, whilst an ■ uneducated than cannot earn more than eighteen thousand dollars in forty years, therefore we shoutd feel inllchted to our teachers and the state for the gain of twenty-two thousand dollars /or each graduate. EDUCATION '2 .Murry Osborn Mrs. M. It. Macoy announces the engagement of her duuglitcr, Hilda Adelaide to Mr. E lb ert Paul Osborn, the wedding to t a k e - p la c e October 29th. Congrrgniionnl S o cia l A very delightful evening of music and fun was enjoyed by the mem­ bers und friends of the Congrega­ tional church last Friday evening, all voting it to lie one of the most enjoyab le alfairs ever given by the church Amusing games were in o r­ der tlie early part of the evening, followed by a short, pleasing progrnm of music. In tin- hat chidthrowing con test, Beecher Kent won won " t h e biggest piece of ta k e ” for long distance throwing. Mrs. F. P Strong, Miss Lucille Aspinwatl, Dr. Walker and Mr. K. T. Woodrull rendered two fine song -e lections, Chappell's " ( ¡ l e e " and "A n Evening S o n g " by Strau b Misses Isabel stru n g , Sarah Wight and Florence W itte gave a violin num ­ ber that, was greatly enjoyed. T h e pleasant affair ended with re freshrnents and cordial expressions for a not her gel together social Hi tinnear future. OCTOBER U hill M utl ||> Iin About It! l-*-t us as p a re n ts am! guardians acknowledge our great debt to the»e fait hi ul officers of the sla te ; and sdiow them our gratitu d e by sending our children ev ery duy of every term , and see that we require our sons, daughters and wards to get their lessons and b rin g un credit» lib** monthly reports or require them to give a good reason for their failures, nelly and M r s B \Y Herndon won U we all »ill do thi- our schools llie north and smith pnxes, duinty will In* worth much to our children little powder pu l l s for the guest I know t.y experience that f parchamber. T h e east and west pr i r . e s ents and guardians neglect to exam were won by Mrs Frank Miller and into these m on thly reports, t h e y Mrs. it. A. Newman These were *¡11 prove absolutely worthless, and pretty shoulder bouquests. The both teachers and pupils suffer popular hostess served a delii ion- from tin- m glei ( course of creamed chicken and a1 S u fiirm h n tlm i and T m rhrr* paragUS salad. Mrs M cLaughlin'Now. if it is trill1 thal tin* cash guests wen* Mesdame? Connelly. value of an ed u cation , that may be Herndon, Miller, Barnes. Puleston, acquired in 2 2 HII «lays in both Newman, Lake .....i tí. i Sm ith grammar s a d timii.‘Jif I to f l a » Iwcnlv two ihoiisar.d dollar-, and l'i romo/ t f , u Mo II "in* i!.* . ill si l oud i s wo r t h ? ftt of t * Mr A C Hamrick, Stale Com "Diese .ire no! l a n c j tig urea Imi ma líder of tin* Mut-t-ahctui s|M*nl -«.-t -olid L u ts co[[,-i te-l from I S ( •n eral dil-ys in Sanford Jast week "< IMioution and Sags - F*»un d lion of l.dio-ullon . I tudieve Mi-- Agin*- I lema ree ,,i S t s ) an will Io, , k at *. ,,ur Ia qors from Sm yrna is tlit* gue-t ofA Mrs Sh u * this ........ of view you will not only r>n ■■!**; it 1+ri« » + » — ’ •t*e rncrnTTaged ' ‘/ tllirsel cTs'tTPT* tlitf* will see to it tfiat e a c h pupil under charge, shall do ids whole duly to­ Miss Claire Cameron and brother. wards the state an d hjs parents. Mr. Argie Cameron op Cameron •1. I'» I’h ¡iilt of All Ihr Schools: City were in town Friday night for the Congregational sonai f u n ry H'erl I'irclt The members and friends of the Fancy Work Circle were very de lightfull) entertained at t lie hum*1 of Mrs \\ \\ Long Thursday after noon. 'I'he hours passed pleasantly in social intercourse. A dainty salati course was served. Enjoying Mrs. Long's hospitality were Mesdames I I . II. Hill, T . S. Davis, Roberts, Hines, E. J . Parsons, 1?. T. Wood­ The Misses Julia and Rebecca ruff, E a stc rb y , Misses Margaret Wicker of Newberry, S. ('., are Roberts ti.d W hetler. guests of their cousin. Miss Genie Wicker. W e take this opportunity to show our beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods Silk iuvd«Wool dress mateealsfiiffhnnn'gs; etc. It being our custom always t o b t a in the newest novelties, etc., we announce our annual FALLOPENING Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTM ENT Here you will find displayed all the newest fash ion ed s u it s , ctrpHS~nnd coats for tn rtiesr^ Also a pretty line of coats for children and young ladies. LADIES’ NECKWEAR A large assortment, of brand new neckwear. All those new “vest” effects, flared collars, silk and lace jabots, etc. all made of nice material. See this display. SPECIAL SHOWING 01 L BOY’S SUITS Straw Ride Mr Joe 1 e M o lt v i a the genii'I hint to n jolly party of plei si r m ek< m Ft tui a / e v t iii.p , the pi t going out to I obit.so,i Spring», where n delicious oyster supptr wus served by Mr, W elU r B e t tty . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop chaper­ oned and the young people repo'rt having had the best time over. Those invited to participate in the delightful outing were Mr. an d -M rs. Bishop, Misses Belie Sm ith, C har­ lo tte Hand, Helen Howland, Saidie Williams, Florence F ra n k ; Messrs. J . D. Roberta, Arthur Yowell, Gal­ loway, Loyd, Marks and Dr. Falm Mrs. C K Hi Hi-rt, Mr. Hurt Mnrtin motored o to spend Sunday ; Sanford, Here you will see all those things your boy has been craving in the way of a suit. Mr. Norman Tool spent the week er.d in Sanford the guest of friends. 7 I BEAMS CHANNELS ANGLES AND ALL SHAPES Mr. and Mr». II. K. Tolar are in A charming event of the season Jacksonville for a ten days* visit. was the housewarming and mis­ Mr. D. ,P. Caldwell left on, Mon­ cellaneous shower* tendered Mr. Htid Mrs. Geo. W atson last evening by day for a week’s business trip to .the th e Travel Club of the Methodist E a st Coast. church. Mr. and Mrs. W atson were Reginald Holly is attending school delightfully surprised with the thoughtful a tte n t jo n of their friends a t Tam pa. a n d a good tim e was onjoyed by all Miss EUa B . Tidings Is the guest present. of Mrs. L. R. Philips.- T h e ladies of Sanford are invited to call at B ir th d a y D in n er Philips' Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. R. King wits tho agree­ Mrs. a b le hostess a t a very delightful (today) to meet Miss Tidings. dinner party F rid ay In honor of Mr. — L ittle Mario Stamper, who met K in g 's b irth d ay . A bountiful and tem p tin g re p a st w a s . served, -tho with such* a painful accident last She Is to a s ts and good wishes furnishing a week is slowly recovering. humorous diversion. Responding to -the rnciplont of many delightful a t ­ M rs. K ing’s Invitations were Mrs. tentions from sym pathising friends. M. R. M acey, Mrs. Speer and A postcard shower from the mem­ bers of the Congregational Sunday Misses Hilda and Berth a Macey. •chool and flowers from tho Fourth g jsd o being a source of pleasure to ^ D au g h ters o f W esley Mra. Geo. F o x was the char/nlng thy little lad y.’ hostess' to the D au ghters of Wesley Seventh stree t park, otherwise a t the home of Mrs. Claude Hern­ don Th u rsd ay evening last. After known as the G ram m ar School Park t h e t r a n s a c tio n of business s pleas­ tips been set aside by the M ayor s n d l a n t ; o d s l lljn e was enjoyed. Those Council for a children's playground. H ou se IPotminp . BOILER PLATE TANK S T E E L STRUCTURAL IRON W ORK OF ALL KINDS Beautiful line of 150 boy’s suits, brand new. TRUSS RODS STAY BO LTS GALVANIZED C O PPER AND ZINC SJHR&TS OAK CYPRESS MAHOGANY WHITE P IN E AND ALL HARD- WOODS DON’T FORGET THE BOYS DISPLAY LAUNCHES SKIFFS . DORIES * * * BU ILT TO f OHDER BOILERS AND TANKS BUILT TO ORDER Competent force of liorkmcn for road work at all times ¡NVILLE , FLORIDA R O Y A L BRAND, Openings are not always for ladies. We will have also a special display of Men’s Furnishings. �WAR NEWS F IV E H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D THE SANFORD HERALD pi) RU SH ED • ■ SEMI-WEEKLY IN S A N F O R D l.ifr /» W ,„tl. Living SANFOKI». F L O R ID A , FIUDAT. o ( TOI1KK IG. l u l l f i p j M E VI NO REPORTS FROM SEAT OF WAR ARE CENSORED BY BOTH SIDES IS Methodist ( h u r r h World’s Scries Money Men and women of the M ethod­ H u s to n . M ans ( le t 1 1, D espite ist ehurrh. a feast for you Miss the rather mediocre play of ^lie tinaj Kilpatrick will teach ami address the game, the enthusiasm of the thou­ Brotherhood and Wesleyan T ru th sands of s|K>etators furnished a Seekers at the Sunday school session thrilling climax when the lust Ath­ Sunday, 18th at 9-45. Be early. letic was put out und championship T H E R E IS N ì V N EED TO HUY plen ty o f f e e d a n d w a t e r TO T H E L A T E S T D IS P A T C H E S NO honors were assured lifor the Brave Ilov. C. W. White, Florida M eth­ A C C O R D IN G th e year r o u n d m a k e s ANYTHING OUT OF odist Sunday School Field Secretary Tuesday. Cheering throngs piled ou N E W ^ D E V E L O P M E N T S W O R T H M E N T IO N ­ f in e b e e f c a t t l e THE STATE will have charge of the opening* ifh»l Tuesday. Cheering throngs piled ING H A V E T A K E N . PLA C E out of the bleachers and rushed for tine of the Hon. Seth Woodruff of Orlnndo closing exercises of the Methodist Sunday school Su nday mottling...IS* the Braves h m ijm V T f--' JÜu:-ü*5rT^ ***er^“ ï en r« u.lc "ÎJ- FTr-ntfît^nmrEr-ne"r--Ow<er-n-f» the first to the dugout'- nTUT*" were sPnd rtll'its MoneV out for food and - w^ tnfHT !l m r vT>Ti<w»*»T The (ierm ans moving on Ostend rrmtimir'? after eleven days of tight (he Volusia county lido of the ^St. right on time, or a few minutes b e ­ are reported to have occupied Bruges ing, favorable to the Germans, re­ shaking hands and congratulated. tluUcJB thing aupplieH.-am well as for lu *winners on their victory. Mr. Woodruff has fore opening time, 9:46. Airica, says the Jacksonville Metrop­ Johna nver. fifteen miles east of the former city. pented advances of the Russians Sunday morning, 18th, 9:45 will l i e ca life of the short ness of the olis. *• * - ! •bout 400 head o f-fin e fat cattle This report is confirmed from neutral having "I-«en., repulsed with heavy • - scries the club owners and the na­ trri in d when they are btought to Snn- he surely Banner Day at the M eth ­ sources. Florida is like practically every lu.<Si-s. , ' tional commission divided a smaller state in the Union. You could build (0rd and placed on cold storage for odist "Sunday school with Miss KlizA German official statement com ­ Paris says thut the tighling con­ sum than in any world's series since a wall around the state, and th i few dayi they are better thnn any abeth Kilpatrick and Itev. C. W. m e* ing d ir e c t " from Berlin by wireless tinues along the front from Warsaw No Methodist 190&. The attendance at the gahie people could live within the sta te on Western l*ecf that ever graced the White in charge. snys their troops in Qe.lgtum are Przemysl. hut* gives no details. wns 14,526. r Tho total attendance what is produced here. There ia cot­ Uble. The editor of T h e Herald •hould lMt.^al)*cnt--n treat rarely inarching in part toward Ostend and to % offered. hid a Woodruff roait tho oth er day A Russian advance in cast Prus­ for the series was 1 1 1 ,0 0 0 ; receipts, ton enough for cotton clothes, w oo l iti part to u southwesterly direction $225,7.19; players’ share $121,900.94; enough for woolen clothes, grain Miss Kilpatrick, teacher of the ind thought it was western meat toward the French frontier. There sia is suggested in a dispatch from each club's share, $40,612.58; and enough for hrradBtuffs, and enough until the butcher Informed him that largest Brotherhood rlass in the has been severe fighting east of Amsterdam, which quotes a German the nationul commission’s propor­ live stock could easily he produced United States will, he at the Meth­ it-was from the Woodruff ranch. Soissons and the Argotyto und the correspomtTTTt- at Rustenburg as re­ • Florida is destined to become one odist Sunday school Sunday morn­ (iermans have at . no point lost porting t I'iit the civiltim populiition tion, $22.571. As winners, the Bos­ for our meat, and enough poultry for ton players receive 60 per iVnt of the poultry und egg supply, and tho of the greatest cattle countries in ing nt 9:45. Don’t fail to he there ground, it i* declared French of Goldap Pul evacuated the town She will have charge of the Brother­ $121.900.74. or $71.140.56, while the streams are alive with fish, so that the southwest or southeast in u few claims of suctcsitcK in the Woes re for ‘'military reasons atld precau­ Athletics, us losers, get $48,760.18. we would have plenty of fish and hood and Wesleyun T ru th Seekers’ wars on arrount of the fine ranges tions.” district are dented. Twenty-six players on the Boston sea food Then we would have all 'ihst are good in winter and summer classes (women This afternoon’s French official Gold:. | In •a«t Prns?ia ten miles (club are elihgihle to share III the the citrus fruits we needed and to and the fact that cold weather ami I statement unilti'lllii-- that the allies mile i ft '!• frontier and .iPunt j |,r)7, money, giving each man $2 .- spare, all the vegetables, melons and The Apopka N.-a* |.i«t wiek of blizzard« .ire never known on the k m 1 made progress in the region of thirty ti t* ill s iniri h uf I \ck. I is 1 1 |o -houli! the money he divided other luxuries that could possibly lx* The Tosohatchee ranch fered a very pretty picture on it* range’ I ells and between Arras and Albert » here l I l.lll" Mere r• •I-» t •\ e.piully. Ilf the Athletics, 26 pluy- used and to spare. front page I lie ilei oration gun near this city comprises over twenty On tl»e center t|ie allies. It is said, reported ers are entitled to divide the loser's sis led of a view taken on the heuutlIt is said that Florida sends more thousand acres of lumi and has reCraonnc, while a German offensive end, each would give each Muckmnn money out of the state for poultry cently been stacked with, some fine ful W ckiva river. T h e scene is picA dispatch from Rome says fire in have advanced in the direction of The News the Austro Hungarian arsenal at $2 ,0 1 1 .6 8 , on a share and share alike and eggs than the citrus fruit crop I bulls and high grade cattle, sheep turesque ami inviting. movement to the north id Faint Die Players oT neither club have amounts to unnually. If that even Trieste virtually destroyed a dread basis. and hogs and in a few ycura will he says that this is a place that particu­ has definitely been checked been, as vet. notified of the division approaches the fart«, it is u solemn a source of revenue to the owners, larly appeals to sportsmen and it is nought and damaged m tnr|M-dn Trie reports and claims regarding Thu players receive reproach on the slate and the intelli­ the Wekitu hua I ili S e v e r a l w o r k m e n o| the money ill of »horn ure Snnford residents certain that where th> sit lint loll hi l he eastern t heu ter | i ss money than h a s . fallen to their gence of the people Florida could suspecti *i I la : it- mi ha v e hi «•II . Espcrts here from the big packing Dow« near Sanford the fishing muld are as conflicting as hi-fore lot since I lie series of 1 •»10 arrested he the largest poultry producing bouses. who are buying all the Flor­ not he unv better A dispatch [rmii IVtrogmd -ays I slate hi tiie l mon We could ul less ida rattle the\ call get ure- of the t*. \u-tru Gerin.il. ir-wy w.i ■.un ; |i,,,.;, r. r* living t 1 e ici - I expense far surpass Iowa in this re­ opinion that the Florida entile fed I | pl e t e l y d e p u t e d W e d n e s d a y III l h * ' i utle|lt in •>' 'la- lielllgl reflj.* ( * •>1.!spect We buy corn and hay from on velvet lien ns. Ithmies grass, .lap j I m ighhorhood of Warusw, Pul i ml. i , r;l , , f orlili moil g the Russia IIS northern state* We raise two crops anw cane und the native grass or | I suffering etiornioils In* as III .a *';.il ,„,| \ ^ I .1 Mll't V •fit* my of the many different kinds of P A H L J V A M r i M T U C “ , r " ' ir,,,n on‘‘ I« twenty r r o ,« of lies and prisoners 11„. ( rinati forces while the B r it ­ P lJll f l 1 / i l l v 1 I I 1 i l U I Day. certainly in some parts of the (red that aliioiiid in Flortiia aril far A wireless message from Berlin ish are I'urrvmg medical expert* to •tate, every y,-ur This I* money auperior to the western rattlo that W O R L D MAY L O O K HERE |1 .> 1. 0 , |„lt . . , 1 I,..1(1.. . il Ffum •• • w. r o vaino.* ff!I lira w n aw a y art only fat ut certain times of tin •• • g ti n Hrit'-I a n d $">,110(1 U T K O I ’ K H T .D I1Y T H E I <id.l \ I I at I III' I.a t t i c III t t.e r e p o r t e d FOR T H E Fl Ï I R E S I I T I .Y t I I ii We Imy hotter and cheese from year, while the Florida row ran get i re itch I W I r Pa l l > " III l e o ' l a l i I’ulalid. i a t G O V E R N M E N T T O D E ­ the outside We ought to In- big O F ( .1 M feed at si! seasons and plenty of *hip|M-rs of butter mid all dairy water With the eradication of t he ST R O Y T H IS PLANT In a short while now at I fa- out products instead .OatxoTisbursi’ -* cattle tick there 1« nothing to annoy side tmt inure t ha n a J> vv .ear* I a ng r i g a i m n a l ( hurt It M e t Ini ili *l t h u r r h Florida get« in nddfltorial $5 0011 other - l a p * the Florida row and all that she t (TV cou uf-, i a - 1.,. ,-t >d , t Ml Ivi Ses» III » ill hi l .11 I ’"JJ ? onr ! . -T ••Ill ____ I n_ 1 li* jbriUtlitàfiM aliwiti it tu t»-« river* If Florida worrid' m y s tii1 -»f»o «^v Bred« to do t- to eat and he eaten tl.ua—«ud ..wiv * ,i in pia e laro •T i w h •*! »S V u ll.e M I t.a.1 liurx. tuft**rr«-Hie rrudicntion at honn tli.il «ire »e<ii.vn^»aiet3W6T‘ I I. at. t I li.-.il tl. h i ready wmh t ii. .t irimi 1 1., n n* f. . . . Ol i ni ! h* »r (alti. , ii va i I nt h* if. lliindii waters, -tate, .tnnu.iilv for *ui ti thing* ns .»va 1 Haitian* Farmed • . will la- t ' e - t t > 1 <' rin I lie <,■t T.-iP t In■r '••« ml AVj|* w* ll clearilig t III- l.iliii III lune Irei* .Hot Major* W | l l.adue ,d tin engin lia -e. Il winild lie t Ile most prie* Article, at incorptirajiuii hu\c up- Si lllllp.lge -I r for 111. t il. .Olili a» i I Ioni a 1 1- lidi d 11 ■I # * • f , mf •• wa** 4 t|thu i f •i- r 11. g «••, ■- 1 • • -lait liai t la |n;r n il* . 1,11 g |t, I * . I Tuni feared tu The Urr.O il'for the San salid ai re. II* •icari d l i it .. •t . i tor .i ..I !.. f ..... w .1 T« h lot i n.P- r I idn.iti g Ima t * 'and ma W i»y wonldn t il ta- a good idea ford Company, nfj^nizril finder the of •a m p li or t ri -j- vi ili I •gì i «■ pa-'or t Il ll-iit li, I II III " • •(,-<• • : 1 1 . \Y• Vi .ititi pl.m lu t.llli l-l ■ lu tu r v ire set ured and t lia- depart fur tin* newspaper* and t lu hoards of la » * iff t himl.i tor tile purposes as story gin** in ( l.iy ritiiaity tl.it t In ■nun' ai.d tiri ng «1 Irti nd wtilt y «»u litis* '*t t lie ■•h i t ■h 1 fill-1 T l r- '- J .' l 'L . U ac-L ' 1 . - - S . W Àt» w Um u f f *Tl t t TT' luted in the notice hut primarily wInde trnit ,.f |" uriti a. re- vidi aMi I ., I h .1 p.itrii • gl ••»•MlUn B. tl. < d >„-Jç.U' "1 * plaint* i onci-rning tin* pest of Floro rg an ize some ‘Tait's Live at llotne' for the piif|"*-i^ " i _ r ai.-jfili, ¿topping soliti a* pie.s| h|e he st UiTili d wIt li i a ni used in our ¡suuday school oppor­ >1 reputation inspira­ Iler nia unterI Clllh* 1 Suppose there wu* such a marketing Florida fruits and la I n it i vi ii in phor tree* tunity I* given to lit in any new titillai id d res*e* Ii i . bills of two iw* i luh iti every towt in Florida Su|>H«u11 upon 11 Yfgetahjes The company .is com ­ The reputi d •>« tu r* of t In •• m . .l-.i - l'i ii' —uM I .list >i|lld.iy this ;ii! I ' . of t lie . prur.i t<>d by a slight dl-talui- Und puM- that club* were working nil the posed of W H ff Ii. i he me* lor t •• u.i\ will he I lu- I indu-try in t lay niuniy i* thè I lor w.i* dolle und new table* put in lor ! wi • h th. m .i ti t hl II,- fill • Ut tl tig tutu- tu keep ........ it i nine, in livi­ Shilling. K K. Dickerson und l-euli 11 rot la r I . III. •el.-t |. I . , of t e ••»\ w The r » i uhi K a - n t i a l * * *iI < Mini'll i it n ' ■ 1 I ' . I ' .1 X • •. I'T . I I I O i l ' l l III I , * I • ill* l i e 0.1 Shilling The Hi'-ki turn* arc from ) I i • i..... ... t '.r l r. .1 o,. I • • * *1 i a (i.it a |ti mi uiliiu* i'll* ct h*"» Y •' tati itid tin **■Iti Iti ri g * . i.. ' , ,, t .. riiii** It .1 ntilil lai ;i .1 r 11 •t are finti n t : , , , , t ne mi niiu r* I n la h if \\ III, . ,1 L I. 1 l tlt-'l' ............... them in ile posi l i ng greti t In uiii- year fur instance we could -I h) the <;,t ' • t . . . Hon I la vi li g re !.. ..ml. past it. I -I l I . r--y . r .1 r vice* a- usual >■ \l Ia «t - it . t.i nt vi .1 1 1 .ii iht ii.itustry he living off the chickens and egg« the IUU.*S£» III crushed the Ktn-utn frali) pur I,a.ed th I t at i - * pl i n e will he pus lied aiitiig tin- must ag­ Sunday. Ill the-evening the s|H-eial, and oilier services. hyacinths soon rot •completely und produced here. It doesn’t take long nm Monroe they have entered Into It I« oxpected that the largest a t ­ gressive lines and in u short while short sermon will he on " T h e Man cease to propugutifor chickens to grow from lb« eggs tnc life of the Florida grower with the plantation will he producing with Nu I-in g unge hut a Cry,” with tendati'!* of tin- year will In- present It doesn’t take long Mitpir lanliic said that tin most to laying In-11s (rest zest and expect to plant winter service* Sunday tin- following special music during **' camphdr from the halt lung of un egg to the i lli'i tin - method ever i|e\|*i d for Vffeubles this m-ukoii. mu - ha * -. n 11 . 11.1 * F Military Prepared nr«« that service .1« wtr«i>ini: Ii > a* i nt L uu* ;• rhum | prmlur’ti»n "l K w r y hack They will make a valuable uildii t .1 M.ll wi-li iltla In I'tinnerti'iii wilti tin. .ii>ii 111)11-1 | I'reludi I nfold. Portal* (♦.tl s|tfa> u *% • *• ( worn* t Lift \ \i*nm .1 i ) *‘ t' ***' n*irm jM*uliry farm. lioti to the Celery Delta und The camphor plantations ii , it- state t.uuiioil tu Fra tu e* •pit.wall oil instati.- rail n it her living mp|i-le|y .ind L ' i ' r 'pe*t a n d It k i l l e d III Herxld welcomes them to the S an ­ Il tipi 1*1 t liur i It * . , » 11, t [military authorities who have had |organ ford w-ction •pin Wly l"it a it , iiiit.ilt'* d a 11 a r i* \p- tisi « li.iM in two !.', utilizing the '1 tit j *11 i • P, war brought to their «t •• 1 Ii ilre.ti V■I I I II .nil tig '«till I ad' «et,c a l I'.i-e, cattle Mllli-red from the li.ii k yard lor raising t hickens in­ it h .1 tut I t-y the present ruU1l1.it III I irupc. . tiiar 1 he Midwinter f air stead of allowing it tit' grow up in 9 to Primary Sunday *1 lumi at effects of eating the sprayed plants believe that this may some day In* annual midwinter (air is l itfiTtnrv " C a s t Th y Borden upon I \i*t i : * homi-. 5in Park avenut and after «nine dead cows wen- re­ wi-tds and grass he held m Orlando from Frehruary men n the saving of the country tin I .lirai. lait"« start n movement fur U Mi** I.tifile Aspi It wall •.♦..il* General Sunday »1 lumi in old ported to tin- department and irate •f I» II. *uys the Reporter-Star, Tin- camphor industry affords one of " la - t ’s Live ut Home” club in Flor­ I ' i i *l l u* l e, "M tirc h Pontificate,” cattlemen wunlcd damages for kill­ church. ¿tyi indo-Mion* point to splendid the t'kicntiala of high explosives. Gounod, on organ. ing tlmir stock, congress forbade the ida, und set- what good we ran a c ­ II dd Preaching by the Pastor Clhibits from each of tjie four roun- The world’s supply of sui h hns in complis h l.tiu Jr. H Y. P. 1' Mrs. Fdgur use of anything containing a poison­ lir* which participated last y e a r — the past been secured from the island The First Song ous stilista lice, und the hyacinth for Bigger«, limiter Orxnge, Seminole, Osceola und Vo- of Formosa, a possession of Japan M usic.il years ran riot it? the streams All 6 . In Sr. B Y P U. Miss t'luru A novel plan hus Jieen decided **!*■ The Rgfiorter-Star adds that It is believed that in n few years this kinds of additions were made to the The young ladies of the M ethod­ Mille president. •w ftir grounds ure being put in country will not he dependent upon upon fnr the selection of the first spraying subitanee to make it n-|n-|. ist church will give a musical n t the 7 I" Preaching, subject "The Btg sung to In' *ung in the New Baptist Sne condition and that the race any other foreign nation for its sup­ hint to catt|e, both in taste and in residence of Mrs. L. It. Fhiliii* F ri­ Temple Oe next Sunday votes will Feusrt Irtck will Im- given u new coating of ply uf na^iuilior. stni'll. und though one mixture was day evening at 8 o’clock. You are always welcome he made by aII present at each iW-rF*ed in Celluloid Industry d*> and every detail completed to found whlrh kr|*t the mixture off for GKO KG K II i MAN. Program: ¡wjke the event a hlg success. Most of the camphor gathered vin- giung the name of the song. three days, it was dangerous to eat Pastor The song receiving Die most votes Instrumental Duet ouunds of people, not only rep- from the plantations of Florida is even after that time, so this prepara­ will he used first und the four next Miss Davi* and Miss Lucca ( ’ hnpjMill iMcnting the four counties mention- used in the celluloid industry It 1» The Btg Feast tion could not lie Used Vocal Solo Miss (,’arrio f . hut including - many frdm all said that several big badge and I highest will hi- used in the first se r­ All 'hi- chair space in the Baptist Major lutduc said that the St Itcuding The lirst service will he on Gladys Morris ]>»rti of t h,. United States, will visit button houses of th*- country are in­ vice chur> I was in us- last Sunday even­ Johns und its tributaries have been Violin Solo Eleanor Herring f indo during the fair a n d ’the .won- terested in the plantations already Sunday morning, Nuv. 22nd, from ing und some dozen or more people remarkably free from hyacinths the Mixed (Quartet Beginning that day exhibit* will be seen and nd hearing the product. The quality is 6 : 1 0 to 7:00. on the outside of the building The past year, alni it P< causing some will I«run series of special services. Piano Solo Mrs. Preston • " f « by a multitude. as high ns that of Formosa and it i* building com m ittee of the church t* wonderment among those who know Rev F II Wutkins, pastor of the Vocal Solo Mrs. Met tinger snid thnt the camphor tree thrives rushing the work on the New Temple the amazing propagating rupurity of T a tier nude B aptist Church of V a l­ Mrs. Mnxwell on Florida soil. When the crop of in order to he uhle to acrofnmoilate the plant. It is suggested by some Reading dosta. (itw. has been engnged to c o n ­ Piano Solo ................... Miss Davis leaves from which the product is dis* the people. men thut there have been consumed Ladies’ T r i o ........................ . _....................... duct these service*. tilled, is c q t from the trees, it seems Mr. H ym an , the pastor, will certain elements in tlie water* whit’h Mrs. Powers to givo oven added vitality to the preach next Sunday night on “ The favored the growth, while others be­ Piano Solo The Crrillnn Music Club Piano Solo Mrs. T o lar tree, it is said, and thnt there is an Big Fi-ast.” The ushers will do tlu-ir The ( ’ecilian Music Club met in best to give you a comfortable seat. lieve that lack of the usual abundant Mixed ( ju u r t e t . . . . .................................. over increasing amount to Ik- gath­ Punch will he jiervcd during the the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. M u n ­ Special chorus singing and preaching ruins for the past two or more years ered from year to year. is responsible All are surmises, how evening. son Saturday nfternoon. The club I r Government Interested to help us live every dfky happy und ever, blit tho one thing —that is, wus called to order by the president righteous. A silver offoring will he taken nt There is a story in C lay county P» Yowcll & Co. that whereas in years Indoro tho St. the door. Benefit of the New M eth ­ and the following miscellaneous pro­ th at the United States government Johns itself was often a great green odist Church. gram was rendered: Ret iirat page m ention as Jacksonville could buffd n lug has already se.nt an exfiert to Flor­ meadow-like expanse of hyacinths. March Fnglcmun rottoti plant and give employment ida, who made a careful study uf Duet. Inereuna the largest ad vertisers in it is Mi» IJ II 11*4Ull 1 fnr Ulte tl» Im allM’'-' year to live thousand pcopliAnna Mason and Mrs. Munson ••y*ters .ir*- •inning n.tu th « m ar­ the progress being made in the in today’* issue. The* a d ­ t but It 411 t|M M comment who la not have steady employ tih iii ket ev.-ry day now front Turnbull , Morris du'lr.v It is not known whether or In the Boat ull tinyear She could build Up u e w i-• 11 *t »M il* 4 ) f Bay and they art- very fine There the «tate. I im U vertisement m ay be found ili-lcn' Terwilliger not this representative had any coin lug | * roll and a lug munufui t tiring c u r. has not been so fortunati-, for j has been ju»t j-nnugh fresh "water mission other than being un agent on Page.8, I tm t. March Mililuire Koeltin busillis» th a t would he worth un coming into the hay from Spruce of the agricultural department. It Margaret Davis und Julia laiing from the Withluroochcc river cornea immense aum to the city. Why talk Creek to mnke them fat. Tho oys­ is claimed th a t the representative Variations of D ix ie ............... Goldcrjt of factories for which we would hnve,*De report that the hyacinths have ters from tht- cultivated In-ds are ex ­ S p e c ia l N o tic e was much impressed, however, with Kdna Williams ** T o this water ceptionally fine this season. ~ Now to go hundreds of miles for the raw closed the sternnt. the manner in which the camphor Duet. Iris . . . Pieronodd mutcruil, while the raw material for Jhe Herald wili on each tree thrives in this state. Some au­ course M ajor Ladue has sent men Smyrna Breeze. Helen Peck and Mrs. Munson mill is at our doors? This for exam ination and oh receipt of » ------------ -----------------«, , y «a« attention to thè thorities, it ia said, have even ven­ M inu et................................ . Paderewski atulkcotton about low wages in cotton mills Tru ck grower» M the Lake Worth tured tho assertion th a t the produc­ re’port, if it is us stated, the h y a­ •^est advertisement in tion of cam phor will eventually take Margaret Davis ii making t h a t class of industry un­ district ^ are planning to organize,, . Grieg desirable, i* hunk.—‘ Florida Metrop­ cinth machine will he sent there to nml posslhly will pur in their own tne current issue." its place along the forefront of the T o Spring ......................... i work.—- Titpe»* Union. olis. . - V • • Lucca Chappell 1 packing plant. state's crops. FLORIDA CATTLE ✓ ARE THE BEST ^ ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FLORIDIANS CAN LIVE AT HOME pa that:,'Z. CAMPHOR FARMS GREAT FOR FLA. -r» r s ADDITIONAL MONEY The Largest Advertisement Today . i " • .e • !.. . •. ■‘m �section has been equipped with m o - 1 an accident Wednesday night. T h e ' to/ expense of gasoline lamp caught xn fire. He tor power at the j>ersonal jioraonal oxpens' t|n> section bo**, Geo, Garwood went to put it out and the gasoline 's p i l t on his arm and caught fire, which caused him a very painful A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM C O RRESPO N ­ burn., . c CASSIA CHATIER D EN TS— EVEN TS O F SEM IN O LE COUNTY— EFFICIEN T D. H. C . Rabun is -busy getting • R EPO RTERS COVER TER R ITO R Y FOR HERALD Mr». Alonso Boyal an d , daughter, his lettuce set out in the field this week. Miss Lucile, Mrs. Hngun and baby, George Sm ith is seen on the street and Mr. Bose m otored over to l]e n jo y e d the m erry crowd itero*« the Monday mornings. He takes his Fusti» Wednesday GENEVA HEMS lake tins week. Mr. and Mrs. C. Webb and hi» sinter, Bessie into Sanford on L eo Rehbirttlnr, one of our h u s t­ daughter. Miss Leola of Fort Flor­ Mondays to school. Mr. and Mrs. Moody are pleasant­ ling merchants has oysters for sale ida visited Mrs. M. A. McClarley M r v Rabun called on Mrs. Smith ly situated nt the Patterson house every week end and they aro fine. last week. a t Paolu Friday. More im provem ents are being on Second street. Alfred King is busy these dnys Mrs. B. If. Hagan l e f t on Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Flamming of Bolti- made on the Geneva House getting day for a visit with relatives in d iM in* “ >'d marketing his nice crop more, Md., are visiting their friends, ready for the winter patronuge. Sav an n ah . ; ° I »»'««t potatoes. Mr. and Mrs. CurJett. T h e citizens of Geneva had an in ­ Mr. Roy Wolford motored to* Supt. A. F. Hell says he wants tp Mr. and Mrs. John Ward worth dignation meeting Tuesday nigh t, Sorrento Friday. ’ ! fin is h 'u p his work on tills side of are being pleasantly greeted by as the result of the Fast Coast R a il­ Mr. W arren Royal nnd son. Char- town three weeks and got friends in Geneva. Mr. Wardwortii road advancing the freight rates to lie went to Kustis S a tu rd n y . to work on the Sanford-Orlnndo has again been chosen foreman of an enormous price. A represen ta­ Mr. Gaines of Seneca was a busi­ road. Chase's parking house, where tor two tiv e of a steam boat company in ness caller one day la s t week. Lloyd Jin kin s is in the store for a previous years he has given entire J a c k s o n v il le was in Geneva and few days with Mr. Booth. Mr. B arn ey Douglass of Monroe satisfaction. We wejj^me Mr. Booth and his promised good, chenper .Mr. GilmorV and young-grandson, TiifcrW tas^D kM irtt tu-tn n - mt r t s t r We <fj_ Mcijle Douglas have returned from T'Mfrhirn well in their new business «n s Messrs. Rose, Hagirtl and Sehoelengthy trip to Texas anti Arkansas. b o ats nt least twelve months.: A of store keeping. mnn a're In Tavarcx " c o u r t i n g " this •c* Mr. Gllmofe seems much improved paper to this effec t wax. d t c u l a t c d ■ week; in health! ; W| find hv. tv m a n _who was' asked Mr. T . J . Wilson, S r ., accompan­ Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Adams saTletT signed it. J . T . .M c L a i n went b e ­ CIIULlJOTA SNAPSHOTS ied by M r. Reuben Register spent from Buffalo last Satu rd ay for Bal­ fore the railroad officials at S t. Au­ a few dnys in Sanford last week. timore and will arrive in Geneva gustine and presented the m a t te r . Messrs. James a n d . H arry Davis W hat beautiful* weather we are this .week. T h e officials asked for time, so a few of Crowi'a Bluff-worts irr Cassia sev­ having now. We think the rainy The meetings at the Methodist days were granted them. At this eral dnys looking a f t e r the interest season s over for this year. church continued only n few days writing their nnswer has not been of their farm. Oranges itnd grapefruit are color­ owing to the illnesa of the pastor, received. . Wtyle Geneva is a sm all in g up nicely and nre very Itwee t to Rev. Hope. * place there are a b o u t 70,000 b oxes the taste. * Mr*. J . V. Wick* visited Orlando of fruit shipped from here each s e a ­ G. M. Ja c o b s and J . A. Prevatt 10NGW00D one day Inst week. son, besides other things; accord ing­ have returned home from a two i C. A. Uaulerson and M. E. Dooley ly a great am ou nt of guano com es weeks' trip in the cattle regions. J have been busy recently trying to ¡ n The advance in freight rates is Mr. E . W. Henrk of Plainfield, T h e y gathered nnd shipped a bunt , collect the balance of the money the last straw with our ci lire ns, who N. J . , arrived at th e Longwood fifteen ears of cattle. * promised for the new road. can .avail them selves of the good Hotel F rid ay night, a f t e r an absence Mr. and Mrs. N. C. .Jacobs and Miss Ruth Proetor has arrived water route nt their command. T h e . . •* i of nineteen years Mr. He nek is a children left Monday (or the East home from a month's visit lo rein- citizens are im p atien tly aw aiting |ar(j 0 properl •rtj^ owner in^ Longwood, (' o a * t for an extended stay, hoping lives in Fort Iju d e r d a le . the railroad’s decision. having built tlie town ab ou t forty th a t th e -« a it breezes will improve Miss Addie Gresham left Sunday M r. and Mrs. Woolsio and fhil» years ago. He uDo b u ilt the first M rs. Jacobs' broken health. to take chnrgc of her school a t Cur­ dren visited their relatives, Mr. an d railroad between S a n fo r d nnd Or­ Henry F u tch and family Ivft Inst rie vilie, near Lako P ickett, Mra. Aubrey M o ran last Sunday. lando an d was its firAt president. It Th u rsd ay for C ity Point to m ale There has been a .B ib le study - If. H. Pattishall is making more wns known as 4the S o u t h Florida t h a t place their future home. We class organised in Geneva which will im provem ents in his already nice Railroad. Mr. ITcrick returned to wish them well in the new place. meet in the town hall on Sunday store. New Je r s e y on the ea rly train Sun­ Mrs. M N l-ew of Orlando is afternoons. day morning, promising his many vi«iting friends in Chuluotn this Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Chambliss are old friends that he would return ami week home again after a two weeks' visit make Longwood In« futu re winter Mr» 1, B Collins anil daughter. to their daughter on l.nke Okeecho­ home. "Serv-us Pure Fond Prod­ Miss Kthel are visiting about their bee. uct» at Uehbinder’s. Save Mr. F. H. Kami anil family has old home in A tlanta for a few weeks. the Coupons." 2-tf A good portion of G eneva's ritJ- » returned after two m onth« spent on Mrs. <), A. Merry wether and xens are now across .L a k e Harney » Lqokmtt Mountain, T e n n daughter. Mrs !i it Bolierts »pent •** ♦ • at tlie D e lk place, packing the lineMrs. C . W, Fntzm inger has gone M onday in Oviedo. grapefruit for which th a t place is-i to Sanford for the w inter to phi re Mr» M K. larotis. Mr s .1 Tilden noted A hoarding house has been tier, tin lighter. Mr*-» M aud in tin Ja c o b s . Miss Sinliu B la c k b u r n _ an PAOLA POINIS opened there and between twenty high school t George Long all attended church at and thirty (leople are »laying at it. The Longwood school opened with Lockwood Sunday Mis* Kliznlwth Stones of Oviedo k ND. ami Mrs. George Jacob» «petit Mrs. Fred Cooper of t ' malilla has Miss Crawford of Orlando as prin­ has tieen chosen as one of ^he teach­ recently visited her mother in law, cipal. Mi«« Waits assistan t Snturday and Sun dii y visitine (he er» of tile Geneva school, and is h o w Mrs, Jam es al S y lv a n Lake A dance wilt lie given 111 I tie large la tte r's hrnther. A. F T m k r r al " a t hom e" at Mrs. 11 Y T a rb e iV Mrs ( ’„ A. Fox lia» tie*-n very dining room of the Longwood Hotel C tirisi riiu An enjoyab le tish fry given at ri0 ,)r<ly ill. but D ie friend» and neighbor» of lì li now better and Tuesday night On j m i i lur the Lake Harney last Satu rd ay night Ml|| improving. J a c o b * jveitt in to beip lutti re ment­ benefit *d t he Longwood Library , iii^tumor ui Mr. nnd Mrs. Flemming C. A. Fox. Jr., of Charlotte, N. C . An en tertain merit will lie given ii« r in» hi ri li dn.v Su tuia y e ve ni ri g Osrar Nicholson of D aytona Beach hu« been Itere Ote past week on lit' l the t e-v library hoildii g I riday Urno-t t li,, entire neighborlidod was was slinking hands with friends in einint of die entieitl tinnii t ion of ni gin. r tu re bolli old and y oung. The lb ■J tr it f. benefit Geneva this week. evening was *■pent in singing und bis mother, but ha« now returned the library. The Longwood C«i»h Store nmL ^1«>'•»>« " " I in-trum ent .l rnu«ie and Friends of Mrs. Hilly G ra n t and to his home. • Allen’s general store are to he compleasant visiting. All left as having o f - L o t s G rant wrlf "tie pleasgjl IP; Mr. and Mrs. T K. W♦!«*«, viiur know th a t they are both consider-j wero j n New Y o rk were hurriedly plimented oil thrir splendid delivery en jo y e d the pleasant evening ami wi-bing Friend Georg marly pleas* ably improved and hope soon to he recalled by the illness of Mrs. WÜ- system, giving their patron» fervici« out. . son'» mother. . equal to town» tin size of Sanford »«« r. tini». Mr ani Mr« Itranmm of PalntT. W. Geiger has been strk several p \\\ Brown has returned to and Orlando ka h alt nitived nil! t,i mi r vlllagi days. His friend» hope* for hi* early ( t,(. •’T u rtle s " n ft-r «pending a long The t ph- «1 I-' ,\¡ woitd a ri Mr 11 r nri'in tui- i iiargi- uf l In- r.ul W Kn'., r recovery. nn d pleasant sum m er with relatives grateful i " Mr < fund iitll'i' t »■r. \t •• gladly wider,III.* b ■iiforin« it V John Huddleston t« home (or a in Wisconsin. h,r the passenger j t tn*IMr tan» inniger couple of months from Washington, Mr. and Mrs. B uchanan en joyed end of th e depot. T h e Woman's Missionary Society having unloaded.three car» of crush­ D. C., where he is employed as p ri-ith e Geo. 11. Fernald memorial con held its regular monthly session at ed rock a t his own'expense. cert .la s t week, an d were surprised vate serre ta ry of fila uncle’, Senator Miss Jew e l Dinkle left for Orlando the home nf Mrs. F. M. Story lust nt the fine rendition of the program. Fletcher. Mr«. N. C. Jacobs, to attend the Catholic Frid ay night. T h e hand rar on the Leeshurg Monday ’ Mr. and Mrs. Fern T a rlic i have president, md being present, Vico school. The Longwoml ilutr-J will formally President Mr» G <■ Jacobs led the We had an interesting ^ ^ ^ i i ♦ open Nov. 1 st, Mr *W C Duvet of me.’ting lesson on how the young are taught 1 Clnstuntim*, Mich., as manager in different countries and an effort 1 ♦ t>> arouse interest in mission schools. X We are pleased to see from time to MOORE’S SI AI ION time that interest among our young ♦ X fojkri growing stringer and pur finanRev. A rth ur S. I’ack » » . out from cilfY r(, , u|tg Bfe Krowing „ c*cordingly. iown S u n d ay and preached an in­ Following our study and devotional <♦> teresting fieacp sermon, as wc had program wc spend n social hour with f a ' An enlarged force of comjHiteiit, exp erien ced , bond- ♦ no preacher on the day set apart, our hostess, During this hour the ed salesm en th rou gh ou t th e U nited S ta te s and ♦ by the President. Rev. B artlett of hostess' daughters, Misses Mollle Enterprise will lie here to preach and Angie served refreshing cake and next Su n d ay morning, aftern oon and lemonade, and Mr. M. L. Long A C an ad a, eveningplayed several pretty piece» on rids 2 P u rch asin g cu sto m ers in all c a r lo t m ark ets, • Mrs. T h o s . Dunlap was out from b a n jo and sang some interesting <$> town last week visiting the Long songs. All expressed themselves a» y An experience exten din g o v e r a period of th irty ♦ family. j having spent a very happy timo h a *laful j a|u, a„ d i( , ro to mt>et with Mr„. ♦ Mr. .B rice of Geneva avenue — ___ y e a rs, ♦ been quite ill »everal d ays from it | y t o r j , 0 ftc n. Y spider bite. ♦ All enable C hase & C o. to give th e F lo rid a growers X J . C. V aughn of C elery avenue of fruits and vegetab les serv ice w hich is un­ was very ill last week. Dr». Neal equalled. and Puieston in attendance. W. H. Squires of C am eron avenue Y ♦ is recovering from n serious illness We can fill your order immediately I t is "s e r v ic e " an d "re s u lt* ” w hich have cau sed the ' Y for new crop of all varieties of • volum e of C h ase & C o 's, business to .in c re a s e ♦ from liver trouble. A fnm ily from N cw nrk New each y ear un til they are to d a y the la rg e s t and <+> Jersey h av e moved Intg, the house stro n g est independent sh ip p ers of F lo r id a pro- ♦ opposite J . W. Sipes. ONION SETS, TURNIP SEED , d u cts, with business still grow ing. • — ■J- vX ¿to. Mr. and "Mrs. I. D! Hurt are'hulUK CABBAGE, SEED OATS, RYE, ittg n residence on the e a s t side of ETC ., ETC. Beck H am m ock store. A gang 'o f workmen a re working Complete stock of garden and on Celery avenue, trying to put it in field seedx, poultry feed and sup­ Our local rep resen tatives will be glad to exp lain oui* better »hapo for travel untlFYho time sy stem , w hich in ad d ition to h ighest average plies, incubators, etc. „ comes for th e brick road t o he laid. n e t results, m ean s— prom pt and full re tu rn s . Two of F . F. Dutton’s a u to truck* nnd private auto are used to carry tho school children to tow’n. 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T h e production of her superior oranges and grape­ fruit can hardly keep pace with the inevitable increase in demand due to the above causes. * Buckeye Nurseries CatalogA Citrus Handbook All the problems that arise in the culture of oranges and grapefruit arc fully covered in this book. It tells how to select a location for the grove and describes the operations necessary to bring trees into profit­ able bearing. Everything is based on practical experience— there arc no theories in the advice given. No matter what citrus fruits you are growing or intend to plant, this book will be of service to you. 11 has been written to help alike the man with the grove and the man who ex­ pects to have one. Every person interested in the citrus industry of Florida is welcome to a copy of this book, printed at great expense. \\ rite today for otic—edition is limited. B U C K E Y E 1073 N U R S E R I E S C IT IZ E N S DANK B U IL D IN G T A M P A , J L U X B . U a * » - -o BuckeyeTrees Bear HIE: You Need a Tonic There arc times in every woman's life when site needs a tonic to help her over the hard places. When that time comes to youp<you know what tonic to take— Cardui, the woman’s tonic. Cardui is com­ posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs, and helps build them back to strength ami health. It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak, ailing women in its past half century of wonderful success, and it will do the same lor you. You can’t make a mistake in taking : r v The Woman’s Tonic Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. N o. 4, Alma, Ark., says: “1 tijlnk Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth, for women. Before I began to take Cardui, 1 was so weak and nervous, and. had such awful dizzy spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well ami as strong as 1 ever did, and can cat most anything.” Begin taking Cardui today. Sold by all dealers. X m - Has Helped Thousands. M E D BERMUDAONIONSEED W E SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS I Write for OurFall Seed Calalogge and Weekly Price List on Poullry Feed, elc WEST SIDE ITEMS Mr. Jo « Cameron and his brother from Moore'a Station w e r e * o u t on the West Sldo Sunday and T q cid ay . Th ey wero a t the c o n v ic t ’camp Tuesday. ' Mr. Jo h m tlo Booth happened o ii CHEAP for CASH Two Orange. Groves with {‘ the crop on them, or with­ out the Crop. Oldest Established and Largest'* Seed House in Florida E. A.MARTINSEEDCO. ' 200 EAST BAY STREET, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA » ♦ m APPLY • *’ * • Lake Mary Merchant Mary, Fla. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ »+♦+♦• «» ♦ « *» w �A BO U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S 13EING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS — UP TO IMTF ___ ,• Tor this Column Should ho Marked “Society Kdiior", or Phoned lo Mrs. It. A. Torheun. 1’linne 20.1 tempting Ri* course dihnpr was served. The table was very dainty and attractiv e with beautiful linen, silver and cut gln»N, ren terru by a vase of pink rosea. T h e dinner HV IU IIK AI.I.V N I’uests were Dr. and Mrs Puleaton. Mr and Mrs tiro |i 111 shop and Ther. i' |>erhaps in no ruujitr) u Mr l.oyd. Coming in later for the ^ type of journaliiit that duplicates the »Innring i\ere Mr uml Mrs It. Ii) hit Newman, Mr and Mrs. W. E. W at­ American country editor. country on earth is there such a big son. percentage of newspa|ier readers .as there is on thi* American continent' /*» r-on «»/ .11 hI in o \jr and M.rs \\ E. Watson have \ ice President Marshall. sfieiiking moved into their rosy little home on lo the i iorida editors at Fort Myers pourth street and are now keeping recently spoke the exact truth when he said the small town editor who house for thenutclvgsevery week through his columns wielded Mra. .1. It. ’ Ferguson has been spoke to his home folks, THE COUNTRY EDITOR QOHT-TAKE[HANCE5 Don’t play with serious mutters— don’t VOl» carry- your own Insurance against F ! RE for you'll ¡Snd the money wanting when the FI HE has wiped out your property Have out strong, reliable company carry your risk— and b e on the safe side. Keasonuble rates-’ I of the highest forms of music. so “ At H « m / Unusually interesting was the “ a t . really it is an •dm annual (oree, for home" given by Mrs. J , F. H ooleh an d t puts before (lie people sometimes Wednesday evening. The rolors musically unlettered, the choral njak and white weep ft rjipU cully car- works of tin* masters^ Many wiio jicd nat^’ther'houko tiding U.protuaion J m v n.-wU—Lad the opportunities or 0f pink and white rose»:— T h e lawn - a d t .l 'H f .t t T * t * ’' i ' 'm im m l education »is lit with Japanese lanterns and it have learned through th e choral sQ; called to O tter Creek because of the thp influence of any class of »su a scene of glorious splendor. d o ty , either ns singer nr listener, to jllncss of her daughter, Mrs. Ord- m e" ,n " ur rou n tr> rheodore Roosevelt was quirk to Sherbet. ice cream and cake were discriminate h.-tween the meri-triappreciate this vThen hr sued lUimt. an d that which is gigod. t n ily^. . wrvfd in dainty style a t . WuttLÜÉiifci P o w er B e h in d t h e B o a t Forreat Gatchel mi,ltrr Mi' higan-editor lor libel whp no mean 'knowledge Verily, a M r while the'punch bowl was the coaler and Mr« Choral Clul. is ¡1 i n d ie n t i , if p r o p e r ^ rvtur'ned‘ homo Wednesday evening ’’j“ 1 of attraction the entire evening. him of the liquor^habit. Here is n complete outfit you cm cirry.with you anywhere. tgvd-and gm.lî-.V m the com- after a delightful visit to- the moun- 110 .*ouJli »-nPt: the rase right, IjmnThe hostess was beautifully gown­ ly mariagvd-and ed, in white point do spra over white m unity in which u bus it«-home, and tains of Nort I n f dVtiTe y p ^ ñ r A O l e r í a n • I • ^ w r ^ r f f T ^ f f l O t y a n C f T T A t Cl-" typified', the best best itype xilk. "Mies M a r io - black was lovely^ a benefit which cannot be over­ 1 to 9 mites an hour. Un citizen, and it was u case that was la a gown of luce. Mrs. II, S. Alex­ estim ated . A long life a ml a pros­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krupp ar­ lake, bay or river you have ander wore white voile with oriental perous otie to every body of singers rived in Hanford Wednesday und will threshed out man to man. a power boat for commerce No town assumes to be, a towh l»ce and green velvet, Mrs. M. in our country, 1« the guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. or pleasure and yquritivcstwithout its locai editor, and the ad ­ «¿-By Harvey B. Gaul from " T h e Deane T u rn er for several days. Gtrdner was charming in white ment is extremely small. vancement of the community de­ chiffon over net. Mrs. Annn How- T f t u i k ’ * >rd wore, .blue crepe with cream extent on ^ Mrs. W. li. Tiblmls, J r ., left on ^ nd* ' 0 “ « " ' ^ e r a b l c trimming* and Miss Frankie Howard A a no tot rr merit* Wednesday for her new home at thn ,m'*<liu,n *» develops for the disp A W you-buy must Inur (lie VJ5 Jovely In pink silk and binc\i T h e Music Department of t he O nt, when» Mr. Tilihala is -in b u ¿ i- !CUMÍon ,,f a fí* 'T* rf' l,lli,,R t0 lho wel* •* w / »* O. K. that ntvcs you fare of In* town. vlivid. Miss Maty Gardner wore ¡ W om an's Club will hold its tlrrft fuH ess for hi itiseli. R O A T c o n fid e n ce . F e rro T h e ideal country editor must white rrepc> de chine over satin. Mrs meeting * t the Congregational * tnoUAs may justiy therefore know ami understand the W. H Hynes wore a lovely gowa of church Saturday 1 afternoon at :l Mrs. J , K. Baker of.S araso ta is the M O T O R ' c la im th is c o n f id e n c e pink crepe over satin, with over- 1 o'clock. For special reasons the guest of lier sister. Mrs. Went on lives and motives of every type of iu v / t v s A i •because they have fiersnn in his community H»' must dress of shadow lace trimmed in I year hook date of Oct 20 has horn Sanford Height«, nil the grwxl |miiiis embodietT by lie equ.illv attentivi- to t lie pout and black velvet. Mrs/ Joe Kernnndot changed to Ort 17 \ full attendexperienced experts lowly a* to i lie man of wealth and wore blue 'and pink char me use aure i* reqiifsted ii-H KuMiir-wH itf VX Mr und Mr- W J Hill are exwho have built up Other guests were Mr. and Mr*, (i treni»- importane»' will, ninir jH'ion* peded lióme tonight troni ii ri ex- i n t e l l c i Ferro power anil repu­ T ie public service corporations, . C. Follow*. Mr and Mrs. E. M thè depart rii»-nt tended trip to the north, having tation .in \he engine such as telephone companies, rail­ Xhe Wc-lfare Department of thg been away since- July. Howard, Mrs. Evans, Miss Mary world. roads. electric light and power com ­ Hoolthan, Mrs. W. U. Noell, Miss W om an ’s Citili arili meet ut thè • The results you get are panies. all need his inlluence wtu'n it EHie Mae Howard; Messrs. G. E. l i b r a r y and Club rooins on <tnk Mrs. W. I !. Peters and Mrs. ,due to a finished product. comes to a discussion of their duty Taratu*. R- S. Alexander, O. F. avcnuc, O d . 2l*t. Every member Deune Turner were among those go­ T ry it your It]f—today! Allen, John Kellerlials. Chus. E. of thè depart torni exfieeted tu he ing over to Orlando Wednesday for to tlie public, as invariably they rep­ resent a local monopoly, and are mil present for t int ra risa etimi ut mi Robinson. Will Hooh'hun and J the fall ofsMUiig ni Dickson ami alway* too particular in fultilling portoni business Uoplehan . 1 v«*s their obligation^ Rarely, h*>w*-ver, The evening was enjoyed by all do tie ,,»tribute to hi* upkeep The VOltllg bulle« i.f I tie Mei limi present \ rongi'tilal p.irl . "f ladle* going 4 1 t <-ii uri’ li »ili gl ve a mii'ical al thè over 10 Orlando Wi-diu-silit y were Tlli-y I a vi- goods to sell and i ould roidenc»- o( Mr« I. IC l’hilip* Mr* IV I, Thrasher, Mr* I-orn-st us»- In* advertising columns to ad fh u rttl <'lull• Imi usually neglei I to do \ de I-ai.e. Mr*. W 17 Watson and Mr* v a n tile There is perhaps no surer indica­ Fri day evening ut S o'clock so amt i"'-' upon !u»u with a fiat lightful program »t!l tu render« 1 tion of our musical progress her»- in \ i* Coitprlly in tin- I brasher car. running .ur, The real estate man expect and punch «e^vi-d yliruiigh out tiie l ' l ' el America than the work now being Driving with Mr. Goo. I». Bishop ««iitor to go into i-i-il a eie* over their A1 slh-r sirver ofTeriug »ill be in the Herndon car were done by choral societies. T h a t the evening. Mr* Choral Club is a permanent instil u tjkell at I bi (loor fof I t 1 t.i tielil id Hi*)iop. Mr* H W lierndmi. Mrs every «« ui.it l..e'«t l lie quality* of their Ia <tds out of purr unadulter­ tion is assured, for one bn* only to ilu- liuilding tumi f'lilestiili and Mr* New mah ated fiat Mutism, paying for the labor look at tin- small cities, towns and v of doing so out uf in* own pocket /liríhdtty l ‘n r‘ y village* tu see a Tuesday C lub, or a v Mr and Mr* .1 I,. Jen k in s mid and using tu* fagged brain* for their in bonór *<f Mu lifiti inri lula y of fami'y ini ve moved (ruin W est Fir«i . Fortnightly Study Section in a (lour hrnetit wilinnil a t lit) light of re --------------- “ O N I O N S E E D ” «===— ibeir li»il<d.iugliier i-'li ,’.u la 1 b, Mr idling, condition, ready lo attempt «Ircel and are located at M*ll pie live imbur-ir g Intn or treating in* pm lt I W lili.er • i.lertarned nue ¡rud ! turd «tri-eiií any »ort of musical work From tin« and Mr GcnuTne T c n e r l f f e G r o w n B e r m u d a O n io n duel a a iuniimTcial proposition a t'i,m i.ful lurtlidaN fi.irlj chosen IMl lid o f d i s c i p l e * g r o w « 1 hi- \\■1 ti \111211toi.,i I I'eopli and k ve ni « on I’llg' ■'> l,ny.il!> Ip- spend* lit* iiuuicy with S e e d . N e w C r o p N o w R e a d y fo r D e l i v e r y l’ wi-iity little Choral Society In truth We owe Monda, afternuoe tile honu mrrrhntil and pleads for much to such organizations 11« the jieojile respmnled lo The llivitalimi» While Bermuda $2.2f>lb. Cheiing out aU tyfu-writer ■4 on fiat rji>' i j Hi to tnune Industrie^ uliib^Culture C luIt" and simitar bodies The nflernoon Wil* «peni m playing Ret! l i e r in min 2 . 0 0 lb. pa fier fte*t grade* only, at 2 Sr' the«*- -a me I luì if* t rii - »ill send to l io* decora for the advancement they have gajiles ripian t in la»n Crystal )Wn* Bermuda . 4.50 Bi. some big city lor tln-ir commercial IJeraid Oflice. gtmi to music in their native towns tiiiu* were prettily »"arrietj out in per dozen sheet*. stationery because seine «moot I) U7-tf In one re*|>ect America may be lik yellow añil »hite and t he tilrthda-. POSTPAID i * drummer sells tlu-in a tag order ut u -ened to Union, for every fair sized cake » Itl; lt« Vello» nild wilite icilig lower rost than tile local printer can ••M) tuto 'T is of T h e e ” township or hamlet nowaday a in* and tive yellow canilles wa* t he ren ^ U) A ^ Mv auto 'tt* of thee, simrt <ul to produce similar gmii!* in «inali qunn Tin' furor* were tip Its choral union and oratorio ti-r of n 1 1raetmn society. 1 blew a tin* piifiping trirrt' i on * that allordcd {invert y oí tile«' 1 clin lit. I u a l l y a tali i te d writer of expile of dough on you iwo year* ago mil'h |i|ea«ure and a mu*i-nn-nt laek Work* are received and requested ! •- ■■. in . . d i i • ' ■ r '. l.d no .1 on , ■111, refuse In go • ■ nowadays that a few- generation« o !:tntcr>. . •i .in . ... i i t rougi, to » i , i,. i igo 1 111■- uti if 1<■.>mi t•r*' i ... i » . q •'l l ( oil wi re my to . -I hen*llili were t b, , 10 the average » .1 « 1 1 — •' ■ •• 1• • T ...... ' r . !■ lini I i 11, 11 g 1o X ma U rt I... i li X I ■r I'll I I PI-1 day i lo v eil I l.i . ■"dli-iet I'nigruiits now feature gil', ■ • -r soni t i bll-l 1,1 ss a n d t he h a b i t I. gaudy t.in-, I by line \\hile tir»-s mi Elgar. t olemlge-Taylor. l»> hussy new. but now you ’re down an d out of i eing useful once formed, lie ucy Iti us er l'urti) and other who, not long ago, were for true in eVerv way. Ol tlu-e. old lept it till ns finn of the day’s work Mr. and Mr* B W Herndon en­ a*»y beyond the scope of th e ortlinwith a vi r . churmmg rattle box, ram e many hump* and i:n* 'tiifilainiiigly *ry; auditor, not to mention ehoris- tertained CHASE & COMPANY THE DETACHABLE Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. 113 Oak Ave. KILGORE SEED COMPANY xxx: :xxx; Vlo*r :xxx; :xtx: H IL L L U M B E R ter. What a great mis-ion the dmu'-r p rly. Tin « ! v • ver ii.g. choral club lias, 11« ,ntn - d .,bj<>t fittiti « e i l ti .■ti itili o il. ..i l 'fl Vt-rs »ere. laid |or ’i'*ie a> d being tu give the ver\ l i s t 11 Ini one Ile ' no. I - t ■ 1 in J gre vi' Badly tiiv lofi lof o ll.i v (looping i.iijgl. il fe- I - I 1 ‘ b'ir II I do Indie Ve TI-. - nuell* ll* 1Itohr breeze »lull g....! p.•t1 1 4in« ft * -n •> i lid '« iter ,-»• .« NEW OPENING SHOE SALE */0 r. Palmetto Ave. & 1st. St., Sanford, Fla. ,^ — — | mi i ...........— na » i Bargains in shoes that are seasonable -m en’s, ladies’ and children’s shoes and oxfords will be sold at a large reduction | A G o o d B a k e ry as an advertising feature of my new lo -■ i. y™. 8.i..n.»cation. Come one, come all, and buy cl £ Unexpectedly ftew pair of shoes in a new. store, and t Wcb,,ifwo" man>a ¿ et acquainted with *' ;6 For P the , I,cros Mcdrcscuct al wc 1 v v it-il mi me rum > n v v L . H> F e te rs " ESHC .Corner Palmetto Ave. and First St. v >i<>ve made iX i 1»* p—» t ill tin- ut - a l t r o d S e w e r P ip e , Blinds, Doors, Lim e, CO. Sash C em ent, :xxx an d Tile, Lath, S h i n g l e s , W i r e F e n c i n g , C o r r u g a t e d Iron R o ofing •* . • The Rest Metal Hun^lcs nt ^ ‘ .75 per square. Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles front' $2.50 up. Cypress Hoards for Hnals and Lumber of all Kinds Columns and Newell Costs, Banisters, Novelfies. th ese HI X xxx; l -y : LN: pr ic e s st r ic t ly c a sh i .L U M B E R xxxzzzxxx ix x x z z z x s x n W . J . TH IG PEN & C O M PA N Y AGENTS ! jQ en eral F ir e in s u ra n c e High society tv:'. I>* creile fieritonall, tie*. If a «tory In «no of Uni magazines j | O l i l e * mrlth h o l d err nr a l e s t a t i : c o . I» true.* At a dinner given lo th*> fiiiimuii jilntdHt. 1 liizt. Ids tio*t. fount l.iidolf. right In the mldif!” of ld*zfn Sanford. Florida rui.*i exqulialte [duylng. v«'d tn « l»*uii i-inei*. If anyone wi„h' . to lime » ,- tn«' of whtfit. there an laid'-« " >)• • t + " f + o o o o o o + + o + + o o o o o + ' » ‘O o o - » - o o o o o o o 'M - o + o < f r o o o o + o o o o o o o o i n iti'» r«K»m ’ " I.tsrt, *.iy* the narinlor. cUifqied nhort. tmt a* no unc utovctl lio Phone No. i 82 VMS A V l i m i ¥ 104 F. Strte ' ccinsentod otnlnbly to reiualii at ilio piano. T h e amount of win» that had MAGAZINES PERIODICALS % been consumed by Dirut'« host on till* î * occBBlon Ih not Mrtt*Kl Ice Cream • Soda Water Conlectionery Cif.ars and* Tobacco Always Be Prepared? J . L . ♦ ” DR. C; W. FAIN D E N T IS T M i l l e r ’ ?; B a ke ry O c t. 1 9 t h nl l i r e d a 1*1 i I no» i ..»-*<>Il twin-, 1 II) I •..li I lb'i niIlgg " it e e " 1 » »Miller . t, . Hit. ’ < *11V Him 1.. r na » l 111 grippi. Illy -for r II I plug tili "* the pi p ujid » eie is tlu ne. I «Il IO ino have suffered chill*, ague and I I mired dl«, endeavoring to pay my wIli bill* «noe Ululi wert mine. Gone I« Í..II II my I ;. Ill 'III! ki|» *No more 'tvvi c ’d i iini.e !)■ cow. ns once before ’i . , 1. 1« light mi d ile »u n n i * p d y mi ii i for •I 1 hail i)e> mon «o tielp me John III-’ erviee* in prufiortnin to their he a uien. I'd buy myself a cur U ;i.lo. v.il -•„“’ «WV gift'll he «UCC -il* «^— J I * i'-thrrffthy^pel* In« im ■ y * buriinto and «peed «omit more. Ex. ( 1 !s »«it.Ck* nml Id* newsjiaj i r «non — —t— -rr' btu ini'« i be joy mid pride of the win i-tumi rvijile ’ ’ ni i y sp ul v " i ' 11 *j lit r*. edi' r is inn; •■> * ! « r i «i ¡ r* •t!.. i"i |i » e if :.re of i « i ' o >i. *1 », 11 > .i m I ili- iiusliicB* interest* in it. mid busdIi men wlio :lVe for t ut.u n- ettnilgl io ’ ivi' li comi I -y editor of ¡it'll i ly1 and ilo not contribute llbiTnlly t<> hi* 'ipkeep by purc)i:i*ing tii* good« nre not wise to their own weliirr* nor do thoy poxse»« ih c kind ol antliition th a t build* mid elevate-! \\ nut are you doing to lielp? I O ctober 19th , io Saturday, O ctober 2 4 th I« Hi 1H .V» !.. H ake* a 1■* -1 v Vi ut I" P b lilt I I Iè» nil''»* ||• • , - . - r |>, - It . id in pray 1 r Will ln-*da} tig i. •ni g a i n a t . i t I l a - m l i t i n ■IUI i it 11« I ., - <i i*I ' t iif* • lili these reasons and a liiouot berti lie liecomc* il mu II of knowleitge unti inlluence. or by tin- wayside n mentili 'ripfd e, i'iioioiiiilly. h«wi ver. In- rises in ' “ »♦♦♦♦O 0 0 *0 0 9 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ >vonK ro n wiitTK r e o r t r only J PE O P LES BANK BUILDING ROOM ‘J . A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald . j �ffAORFOUR T H E B A N F O R P H ERALD THf SANFORD IlfRALO R. J. H O L L Y. Editor W. M. HAYNES. Business Msnager l\iL!U>«d Kvrry Tuaalijr i&d Friday ÏÎM IE R A ID PRINTING COMPANY hi in cili m i >n pmh :k . in aid an o : UNK m « »2-00 « X M O N T I « ........................................................ I J » MONTI«..!. ........................................ 7» Dfllwm) In iW Clt, br m w i >2 00 i» i r»w •« •dnon M month. P -ivm.n ta In i d i u n mu.t h* mari» al altier t a l u n i aa •ecwnd-rlaaa mail m a t i n Auiu,l 22 n .l 1 0 0 8 . al tha Poatofflce a t Sanford. Horida. ander A d of March 3rd. IS7B Tricphon«s°. Mg FLORIDA'S. GROWIN(TT)AYS IN EACHYEAR UNEQUALED IN ANY OTHER STATE IN THE UNION f \^fHEN y ° u °Pen a n account with this bank, you ♦ are in good company^, for many of the representa­ ♦> '♦> tive citizens of this city and vicinity are depositors ♦ rs-JW ♦*»-----------^ ^ ¿K E O P L E S - BANK T )F SANFORD."1 ♦A ) worker than me,’ saya Japan, stanti- -faettnrm wttt'gPr-ffTtò rh<» time light ♦ Your, banking .requirements, whateverthcjritiay be; can ing back for. an opening ‘ Anyhow, where we ran—see TtTPHf;* nn'd tell trtr; s '--------. « you started it,* saya Wilhelm to what they have to offer we will be completely met by our ample facilities and your money « Nicholas. 'Y o u started it yourselfi* mako thcru .hustle to supply us. v ♦ yells everybody to everybody else, • T o do yyr t c Tiin tically they ♦ will be constantly safeguarded by ample capital and ♦ ■ticking out their tongues. Then must advertise, and Florida has pub­ ♦ earned surplus. , they all clinch, and the little fellows licity agents who are rrackcr-jucks in T i (♦> putting thihg* right before the people If you are- p u ttin g -u p n first [ la s ' * ran of tomntoes let this a g e n c y 1 ♦ place that fact effectively before the f ' citizens of the state and they will ♦ gladlly demand the home product .of ALPHABETICAL ♦ Over at B o b Holly's bailiwick their merchants, as against the I n ­ there is n pastor preaching uf»on the diana or M aryland packs, in such ♦ ' "S in s of S a n fo rd ." 1 presume th a t nurnbeers th a t the producers wilt ♦> M.M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS the fad will spread and the next have to work overtime to meet the ♦> I’r evident Vlr*.|*m»tt«-nl thing will lie heard the* "Omissions orders. The same thing is true with ♦ X of Orlando" to bo' followed by the Vither lines. ♦ " T 6 rm e n ts of T a m p a ," the " P y r ­ A few days ago u shoe agent was' rhonism' of P a la t k a ," the "Je z e b e l* exhibiting his samples in a store in ♦I of Ja c k so n v ille," the " M o tiv e s of this to w n . A northern man who hail ♦ .Miam i" find the "Z ealo ts of Zolfo." elected to s|>end the balance of hi* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ All mighty Interesting, too. Palm life in Fellsmere, but who has not Reach Post yet acquired the right to vote, jiick- 1 () For Sale One child’s bed and one ed up a shoe on which was stumped ♦ ♦ revolving book case. Inquire 106 Since the British have placed the the legend, " M a d e in- Atlanta, Ga. East Third St. M -tf ban on all official news and made the T h e man naked the salesman, !'Is censorship 80| strict that only the this line all made th ere?" and on be­ For Sale— Celery plants now ready smallest bit can filter through, The ing informed th at all his goods were to act . F . .L , Greene. K. No. 2 Herald has reahcd the daily wirei made by this particular factory, 15-2tc bulletins. All we could get was the turned away with the remark. " T h a t self sam e.sto ry that there wu* noth- is the stuff; southern goods fdr TO RENT ' ing doing and neither side had made southern people." This is a good il­ ♦ any Hdvanre«. There in no need for lustration of the spirit underlying all For Rent The Kenne ■cell farm nny newspaper to pay telegraph trails our live citizens, and it i« up to our v*n vt»•«t aid»-. on Gertrud • uvenur. *i All l.oral Advertisements Under on a guessing contest between u lorida manufacturers to show their cren til ed, 2 wells N H. bunch of British und German sap lines thrvuii#> a system of efficient Till« Heading T H R E E CENTS n Six h r Garne 12 It.beaded censors ami all the news that publicity, tl secure enthusiastic «up Lino For Each Insertion. Minimun is rommg from the front or the rear port und increased orders Fells- Charge 25 Conta. Fur Rent Good seven acre farm, today is colored to .suit the tastes ol mere Tribune. barn unti fio u«e. nenr B» ck Humthe army rensor who sends it Un­ rr.ork Statio n, known 11« C »»tie (iurFOR SALE til* something really happen« over <l»*n. Address Cura ('. llollinger. F i g h t i n g 1» E x p e n s i v e there we will cut out the bulletin» For Sale Hound pup for sale 1205 Center St., Can»«t it a. New The daily cost of the great EuroIf the German» can rhoke thy lint York. 1 2 -tfc l>ean war. now raging, ha* been com ­ cheap. Just the "right age to train ish lion with u piece of Liruberger puted to he as follows: K R Lynch. Sunford, Fla., Route For Rent •Nice furnish »•»i room* cheese or the British ran kill the I’ ro visloning of troops 1 8 -tfc 112.500.00(1 No $1 25 a VM-e v anil up at Sturnon’s Kaiser' vith n can of embalmed Feeding of horses 1 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 0 300,000 line celery plunts ready by 315 1 Fuori it St l*-iatp' beef, the Russian tear ran squeeze |*i»y 4.21)0,000 Oct. 1st Will puck for shipment the Austrian call or the French can Wages, arsenal« and bar Suite of thr «•t* room# For Rent 1 0 -tfi " I I . " Box «1)6 . San fo rd , Fla. »lop Germany from making a Welsh 1,000,00(1 bors^, i t •v»-r M t’Culli r‘* «tor»* anil 1mt It rabbit out of the Height»»—or un\ 1 M obilization 2 .0 0 0 .00S Second ha lid »il or gas- Sa i»»*»i d Tele, illune ( 11. i ->r 14 tl other new« can he obtained from Transport of foodstuff«. Two good burner» «t> the .«eat of war The Herald will weapon«, etc Furnished r«>o ms. Hut For Kent 4,0(10. (HIP t he ji. ' an he seen at Sanford Furagain endeavor to keep up with the or f s (Hi pi r rnon tii and cold wut Ammunition I it -ire Cg. 1 1 -tf filtered and diluted Eurojieon war I nfantry 13-p-tf 701 Magnolia avenue. 1.0 0 0 . 00P bureau. 1,250,(700 Artillery Houses for sale or rent. J. Musson. To refined couple, four For Rent -------O —,— 375,0011 Ship artillery nice room«, i^xrellent lorn *1011. Ten The Plant CityCourier has gone nnd Fitting out of army4.000. 00(1 For Salt- Two lin e hull pups, one No smnll rhildollari per month. had a birthday nnd we didn't e v e n . Ambulance service &0(h.000 male nhd one female enti thoTnother. Fnijuir e R. Il.-ratd llllin* tir»-n 500.000 tintiti «tec k know it And it is some aged, h e - ’ Movement of ship» Set- N'n k .' hvu-van. 1 1 tf In Olio.Olii Sanford Farms ing ju*t thirty year« old although In-tnit in taxes 12 ate T u o furntclu i| rnoitlH the present editor, Wayne Thomas "support for population f-.r Kent is not quite th at old. at least hi« wile without tin-all« 6.750.000 Mr* It. F. 1Klar. 807 Mu g nulla F O R SALE Fresh Vegetables say s so. It is safe to assert th'ut the Requisitions, damage to For B e r t - -Furnished rooms for Cahluge Okrn Couriur in all ,its thirty years was 2.000.000 towns, bridges, e t c hnu»* k n •Ring light Apply to Mrs. never quite such a fine paper, us it \ n.-ets, Onions 117 . urei avenue. rity. F uron has become, under the careful super­ $54.125.0(11) Sw»-ot I’otntoes !»-1 f r* vision of W ayne Thomas. Ho goes Irisli Potatfre« straight to the point upon all sub­ Room* fur iig lit hott«»-For Rent Heal t ovj. A $>$>I«•« I,»-mono je c t s and at present -is waging a re­ •f-tf If n woman still I m - h s at her Ima* kt-t-pir g !)!!» (Ink Ave. l'i-r»iniinuiis l.inn-s lentless light upon the saloon« «if b an d " p-hd* live >•:»r - a it-r tl;--wedI’lunt City, a light which he will win Jin/ ■ I* have ¡bi/'-'t th< -Inure»» ( iranges T»-»- 1» II M.»«« i ..r It-i.t t I .t p in the end. We congratulate the An >- * • uet Ji*ei r.r i - J Fr»-«li Snnford Kgc«. 10»' pluc»-, U arri* « at Moore Slit t lull Courier upon passing the thirtieth Hi dtp S op Duncan Milt-hell Fr»*«li Tennexsec F^ggs, 35«*. mile stone and sincerely hope that l i GAI ADYt li U SIN O HI K VKCHTAMLE M A R K E T IJro. Thomas may flourish for the Room* for Rent Two nice lurge next thirty, years in tlu- good wo/k furnished rooms. Mrs. Stephens, Rhone 324- W e Deliver THU I» «» rrrllly, Th at al a •(•petal m erl­ th a t* ho liua started . corner Sixth and Onk^avenue. 110 West Secon d Street ins ol iti* »loehholder* ot* S*f»lor-l Coe» | dance around watching for a chance j to get in a punch ami run.' "M o r a l: il you want to tight, all you have to do is to any so ." —— 0 —— SA N FO R D . F L A . C O M E TO S A N F O R D • W ith n cold winter, high price of co al a n d provision« facin g the people of the northern ntates it is high time they were looking tow ard* Floruit as a place fur spending a comfort a b le winter far from winter's icy b lasts, where they ran tixh and hunt and grow fruit* and vegetables and he com fortab le in winter and »urn m er. M o re and more a s time passes th e people who live in th e north an* tu rn in g to the land of sunshine for winter homes and m an y for perma­ n e n t homes where th e y can get thi m o st o u t of life with the greatest co m fo rt. Probably tjiere is no pint-« in Florida that offers so much it divefsitied form a* the Sanford sec tion where the hand of nnturi- ha been supplemented by the hand ot man to make life worth living in i th o u s a n d different ways. Here a t the .head of deep wutet n av ig ation on the picturesque anti historic S t . Johns river, wdth the best of railroad facilities, -with miles of hrirV jinked streets, with thousandof fa rm s where yuhirrigntion und d rain ag e hove made th e country the g r e a te s t in the world for groVinj; winter ve; a tables, where hike prole«tion withstands frosts, where dear Water l a l e s and winding stream m ake a paradise for the ftshermni. and h u n tsm a n , where three public sch ools rind many sm aller schools offer the b est educational facilities,' a rte s ia n water of the pu rest, church­ es of m any denominations und best -of wit a citizenry second to none to hid you welcome, it b ecom es ut once t h e t?T^itest place fur th e stranger to coat his lot. ' lU'ud this edition of T h e lieruld a n d If you wish in form atio n write the aecri-tary of the C ontmercial C lu b , the -editor of T h e Herald pr any li t i z e n of Sanford nnd they will 1' W ? take pleasure in caterin g to your Wonder what is t o e m atter with wantn. B u t be»t of all t a k e a trip to B o h Holly, the genial editor of The S an ford and see placo for y< ur- Sanford Herald?* In his paper cap­ self. O u r. city will h ear investiga­ tio n he has n line reading: " I n Suntion und ina|>ertion as the garden fo rd — Life is W orth Living." Right apot of th e world, o v e r on the next page in the issue -------0 ------of the 13th is this statem en t: "V er31OW T .H E. W.A R S T A R T E. ID. ’ i l y . Sanford needs a few first class Kw ybody has been explain ng j f u n rra !i ». Fu rth er comment is unhow the war in Europe ntnrted, hut I necessary.— Gainesville Sun. t l m i far t h e most lurid description Sanford has no place for . the of the causes remote an d direct, has K nockers, B ro. Mac. nny more than been furnished by the Glon Elder Gainesville or uny other live town. S e n tin e l, a pap»r out in Mitchuli S o m e people ju st nuturnlly live too county, K an sas. Tho S e n t in e l’s ver- long, especially a pessimist. ulon is as follows: "Aa wc understand it, a Servian Socialist who was partly sane when aoher, got drunk and killed un Aus­ trian noble and his noble escort. Austria observing the unseoming In­ cident, addressed herself aternly to 8crvia, somewhat as follows: ‘Sethen*, kid, no rough stuff. I propose to I s a father- to you. Come Into Xbe woodshed." ‘Hold on,' says flruBua, 'don’t you dare lay a finger o c th a t kid, Austry; ho's my kid,’ says he. 'and anyhow, you’d make a fine fniher for anyone— 1 don't think," he »ays. 'Think again, you big alob.’ saya Austria, 'if - you can think twit« In one i’ay ,’ he says, "and whilo you’re thinking, think what I'm tellinp you about,'-he says. "I don’t like the color .of your eyes, and your nose offends me, and your Saet don’t track: besides, aays he, "asd I ran, lick you, and I will, too.' *Geo<l boy, Austry,’ sings out WIN brim; *1 can lick him royaelf; I ran lick anybody: why, 1 cun lick every­ d a y ." «ays Wilhelm. \ 'We'll take ♦ ♦ \ -------O— - Itube Allyn's Sarasota Sun comes now in a small capsule all rolled up tightly and from tho looks of it must be rolled by steam nnd wrapped by electricity. The best goods always come in small packages and Rube'» Sun is no exception to the rule. , 1'atronlzc Home Industries There is one thing jn which Flor­ ida is somewhat backward. That ia the exploiting of her own m anufac­ tured goods. Statistics tell us there nre over 6,000 manufacturing en ter­ prises In the' sta te and wc have ho (Joubt hut th a t their products a;o as good as those of other«» maker»in th® same lines, and just.as reasonable or cheaper. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦ » ol* llollllnx Corapan», a eorporallon or(an U rd and r>i*tln( under Ih* tana ol the n a i e ot florida, »lue notire thereof hating been given a« pferertbed by la » and by ibr I b y la w * ol ,*ld corporation. In ri c h »ml j every «(oehholdrr »1 vald rorpormlion, by a ! vote ot the entire capital «lock of »alii tot- |‘ oration, It »•« deemeil e»pe-llenl In »meml Artide III ol the charter ot ,ald hanford ( ’•■a Cola llottllng Comiiany, In the man­ ner hereinafter Mated, Jheretore. notice i, hereby tlven. thel the Sanford Cora Cola Holding Company Intend« to apply to ih» llunorahle lark ’trammell. (Jovernor -it the •tate ol florida, at Taliahaaerr, florida, on the lOth-day ol November, A. I). I 9 H . lor an amendment ot »aid Adirle III ot the char Ir / ut tabi banlord l'o ra CoU llottllng Cumpany, to reati a« follow«, to-wit: •‘ Ardtle 111. The amount at the rapita! t •lock ol t til« corporation »hall be rifiorii Thousand (|1&,00<I.U0) Dollar,, at which Threw Thouaand t*3.000.«0) Dollar* skall b* preferred Mock end Twelve Thouiantl ( » 12, 000. 0»)) Ilottar« «hall be common «lock, 'the «bare, ot the common *lork «hall be ol the par vatu* ot One Thou**nd ($1,000.00) Dollar« 'eark. to be paid' for In lawlui , money at lit* United Slate*. However, all or any portion of tha aald romtnon *t«>rk j may be payable In. or lMU*d,-.or u«ed lor, or in the purehaw ot properly, labor or a « r - , vira«, nt a Joat valuation >hMMf, to be «te- I terntlned by Ih# board ot director«. The . —oration preferred *tock of. . I. hi* corpi..— *.—.. ahall — — — —I » . »r; divided Into thirty (CO) »hare* ol tnc the p par1 ta l u * ol Ona Hundred (1100.00) Dullara: L«im aotIUeti —» a ' each eald preferred »lock ahall be to ree rivo fretti the net earning» of , l b e corporation, an annual cumulative dividend cent before any dividend* are paid ot S per I common Mock; aald prelerreil *tpck dpbn commoni •ball alto participate In any and all dividrnda declared by tho c o r p o r a l i « , in exre*« ol the guaranteed dividend* of aald preferred, »lock; .aid prelgrred Mock «hall j — U aubject to call,or redemption by »be c o r - ( T i poratlon at any firn# aller a period of five t T S vear* alter It« l»»uanre. at a Sled value ol On# Hundred Ten Dollar*, *ogrther with accrued dividend, »hereon. Th«. bolder, ot th . •preferred .lock .ol thi* co-- \ porellon; »hall not be entttlad to vote aald Mock at any ol the meeting« ol tho stocka older* ol *atd corporation. «aid pre, (erred «lock shall have preference over, the common atock ol Ibla corporallan In the distribution ot It* aaaeU. In csm of ll«|ulda Hon or d!*aoUtlon*of . a i d corporstloa •* In wltneea whereof, the Sanford Coca Cola llottllnc Company bap rau«ed ChU nntlco and rrrtlflrxt" »° b* *|l»»4 la J** name. 4»y i u preultlenv. atteeled. . We read of a cannery being started at some point in the state and sup­ pose there are others ih actual opera­ err1 * * Ortoher, rt ate >1. tion. but the ahelvca of our stores are I’« A. D. -l*l<BOTTLIN G CO. filled with can goods, the contents of B A N fÓ R i» COCA-COLA Ity P. Hung». I’realdcnt. which am often grown here at home, A,ir.cph Dr hi oat, Secretary. fweal) hearing the name of some city far .to O n * A- PeCott*#, Attorney. ?» ? Æ ï i r i ï 1“ ♦ <1 è II. E. TOUR R. DUS «••hi«t AM ('..Mr* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *i Piano to rent for ih»- .«»-.»«on In. quire nt i l l Second street. 8-tfc For Rent Cheaj^ for Ca»h Tuenty acres of good hummock land all tiled. Call or write A. M. Tyler PH-tf Five nere» tiled lain! iu»i-l<limit* for rent, near 4>ri•V Inn-ling station \ j -1-1;. Connelly. Sanford. Fiori-i.» ¡ty A ct •ttag.- - •• »'..fi Fur Kent a vrnui - und Seven t h *tr» •t roonu und 1iuth. Apply tu 1. R. Philip*1 I*. ' For Rent Nie«* (ront runlight hnu.«ek piping , ulso Meli •«^nDinted Ix-droom. 102 l'itrk \ •1 Furni*h»-»l room«» tur hou»- ••• r iti Mr * ( il s mitii's. lo* • .-V ••!* Ave . liet wee n 3rd und 4ili In |f Fur R»-nt t *r\v jter»- tll»-d In - »’"ì Ma pie .•»• •\tr. Third street and * T* Address R»-x Park.■irti. R F 1 15 il M IS C H I.A N F O l'S Wanted— Plowing or tesiti »ork liy tonti uitli good tisani.’ !■ N» ! - • or Summer«. r«re \l S • .1 pilone Lord's Station. •er Southern Half 340 to 365 Days T .00 p«*f •**k Last la»uv# for bourn und lodging. on Hast Third S t., C. W. Drißger» o-!»t y » Northern Half 290 to 330 Days |f,. | ,u • Safeguarded ♦ — , ln Harald Bulldlna he. So Germany marts for France lines partake of the same ch aracter­ and slips up, incidentally landing istics. with both feet in vJ h- middle of BelThp peuple living In Çlor^da, und giutfi, ‘Get off rne stum m ick.' wnils especially those who are recent ar­ Belgium. ‘or I ’IT bite your leg off,’ rivals are full of booming energy and saya 1>e. 'Ouch Ire patient, Belgy,' It would not take much to build up says Wilhelm. 'Reg pardon; I'll get a sentiment for " M a d e in Florida" off when 1 have f o . ‘ »ays he. E x ­ gobds which would dverwhelm the cuse me or I ’ll »oak you .’ saya he. makers with orders. Two things are ‘ Now watch me paste Gaston one.* essential to pul a lino in this envi­ 'No fnlr,' saya France. 'I waan't able condition — quality and public­ looking, anyway,' aaya he. 'T a k e ity. We take it for granted that our that,' aaya he. alipping Wilhelm a 'manufacturera are producing pro­ hot one. 'I hale a fight.’ saya E n g ­ ducts of quality. land, 'hut I can bust the jaw of any We nre sending out of the state guy that alapa the jaw of my dear for the purchase of necessities, large friend Gaston, whom 1 don't like at sums of money which wo all want to all,' he says, ‘but will defend till see remain in circulation within, o u t , . h<? f a y t .-*Yr>u don*t t m tr f r n wtt 1btTgndanc«.'•« n t —t f * OCTOBER Want» St untoti' I ,n-f (ì«-utlem»-n mun­ ii 15 K Kourtli it I .1 -in «' Id .t - l f :i - n- • tu-«i|.i ^ un r-i.i I l-r-t • o i l.in d u s Finder >*111 r t n i w tl returned (•» 21« Park Sanford WANT ADS PAY IlfA fr. W ESTERN . UNI ON T E L E G R A M T H E O N, VAIL, * P R E SID E N T « . 17JHY 14 2 Extra Yfaahington, D. C. Sept. 19, 1914 Caohiot Firot National Dank, Sanford, Florida Incroaao Capital Stock Your Bank. Approvod, Cortificato Mailod, Change Books Today. • W. J. Fowler,. Deputy Comptroller. 11:25 A. M. Sopt 19, 1914 FREDERIC H. RAND. President , F. P. FORSTER. Vice President GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice Prcvirlcnt B. F. WHITNER, Ca»hier A. L. BETTS, A,»¡»tant Cashier FIRST NATIONAL BANK ESTABLISHED IU7 CAPITAL $35,000.00 • SANFORD. FLORIDA SURPLUS & PROFITS $55.00000 >• To meet the growing needs of our city and county the resorces of the bank have been increased. And in addition to the increase in resources the bank’s field of usefulness ïs greàtly enlarged by its membership in the Federal Reserve Association. Mi V i ' l Y k i V l i I ft I A1YËÎ r M l l V (l IAf l M 1 IF llV t ftr4?i V l 'A ' l VM l' t V J a fM J a '. S; �^•ÌAÌW>'JÌ •1..T *v>!iJ ,.i ■ ■ .. ' • ' . * *-• • *‘ • l>‘ T H E SAN FO RD HERALD nCfQBER 16. 1914 PAGE F i t E ■AJ U a a t H a l S t o r e _ i ' The big opening a t the »tore of N. P. Cowell & Co., com ineneing yesterday was one of the nicest a f ­ S tanti l)»jHtr*mrnt - • fair*-o f rhe kind that the |„.ojiU* of ^ L i u l c H a p p c n in « » - M e n t i o n ! The Social Department of the Sanford Ij^yi* attended this season W oman’s ( ‘luti.. Legan its season un of M a t t e r s in B r i e f . f/o u *r D l it . Till’ stores Were a Lower of Leauly. lier the most favorable auspices Lit-! evening AD Pope Wicker P e r s o n a l ItcniH o f being handsomely decorated for the Tuesday afternoon at the homo of entertnineif wfih a delightfully in­ occasion and the ladies were lavish In te re st the chairman, Mrs, A W. Fitts, Jr., formal house dance for his cousin, In their praises of the display of fall with an attendance of soventj^n. Miss Rebecca Wicker of New berry, and winter goods, ready to wear I Summary of the Floating Small The chairman is vwdl pleased with S. -< \ jolly good time was en­ garments, etc. N P Yowell & Co ! Talks Succinctly Arranged for the enthusiastic interest that pre­ joyed by the merry group of young do not propose to have anv one ‘' Hurried Herald Reader« vailed ami believes the outlook is people Golden rod featured the leave Hanford when they desire anyf + l l l l M * * * * ® * * * • • • t t t t f t I ting in the dry goods, notions, ready most encouraging for a successful decorations and pineapple ice and season. Four tables of bridge were dhinty cukes were served by Misses The slogan i* "San ford the B e a u ­ to wear or furnishing line and their _.n ew .'a.oeh '-f^h from"the"big r n n t e n i t ^ ^ ----- C * 1<;L" u« hli" Genie Wicker und Julia Wicker. tiful." ----- — — making top score and winning a cut Mr. Wicker’s guests were Misses marH<?tg J R large enough and varied ¿¿e Yo well's—silk depar t amxuL glass nappy. Helen Rowland, Essie Purdon, Muri­ 0f‘(. i 5 ih. Lasts three days- 15-2tc en ough a h d right up to the minute el Hitrrold, Lillian and Adelaide and the ladies appreda t r 'f t t n rffnrts L l.itcnUiLu-MtjMftritTtrrHiggins, Saidie Williams, Gladys Home made candles for Bale F ri­ of this enter|irising firm in catering^“ i A < very delightful- meriting oL-thc Morris. Charlotte Hand, Anna Mrday evening at Mrs. Philips. to their wants----- The fall opening Literatur« Department was held at Laughlm. Annie Whitner. Margaret Kresh yeast cakes And Imperial was a great event und the store has j the home of Mrs. Henry Wight Davis Maud Entzmingi r, Mary and p , 0!ine irons at Mrs. Sim on’s. 2-tf t>een thronged yesterday and today Wednesday afternoon with & good Lucca Chappell, 1-etly Caldwell, and Saturday promises a great out-j ut tu n da nee, the ehalrman, Mra. Mar- Daisy B etts; Messrs. Roy, Joe and No»' is the t ' mL> i o J’Mint nas- pouring of shoppm — i h*--pr*—Hltfig - ----------- ------------------—;— N u < L g , w s t - - <s«»sy**?tsUlTti1 lhit, | , Vftlum sred-— ---------** Business of irnportattce was dis- GeoVgu Atrf.nughtrir:— Krnrrv t ’lnse. • p rj nk PL E Z O L . the new drink. Reodjr-To-Wcar Department will posed of. after whicK Miss Alice Hume Humph. Harrold Long, Hilly 4-tf . be a big feature in Yowell's Opening, Tetherlv gave a particularly line Htll, Henry Purdon, Frank Campbell Look for the randy table Frid ay l i n i r.sdii), I5lh , lasts three dnya. paper on the "Llterury la n d m a rk s Clarence Mahoney and Mr. Grover15.21c • evening at th*» musical. pf New E n glan d ." Th ere was, nil stein .1 through the lines of her paper, a Genuine Tenerlflo grown B erm uda charming personal note of experi­ •S’pcnd ihc. D ay Farlh onjoft^MuL-wliitc-and r e d ..new crop, l ’f ll-Jiv li-fi i n Church ences that Treated n delightful itnMrs Shaw was the gracious host­ i t L. R- Philips & Co. T l - 8 tc Sunday school at J):t5. Church ! pression. "V acation E c h o e s " was a ess at an all day parly, in honor of Evening sorvies gend a copy of The Herald to services 11 a. m. pleasing part of the program that her niece. Miss Agnes DAmaree of some of your northern friends today. 'a t 7 instead of »lift as formerly, , was much enjoyed, the members New Smyrna. The morning and a f ­ j The rapid Ijruwtli of Gw* eliurrh nnd PLEZOL Is the B E S T cherry Sunday school is a source of satis­ present telling of their vacation ex ternoon were delightfully spent in periences in a way that was amusing social intercourse and fancy work. 4-lf drink. faction to the members and the innnil delightful t h e l a d l e s v o t i n g It t o be o n e o f ti le Don’t forget to plant Larkspur terest manifested in th> Brotherhood hap io -I days enjoyed on Sanlord class each Sabbath morning o Lc.ir seed right now That t h e .outlook lor the club year ]{eig) ■ \t noun a dainty and up lug Inul Tin Rrot her Rood class 5 or 6 dose» G66 will break any promise* ¡1 setison i>l nctivity und '-o |M*t1/lu»* dlllrter wii- served. Io which meets every ‘Nihhalh morning lii bs Price iff» operative eifort timt will arouse en- gentlemen were ulso invited, of Fever or Chills Cut case ten to.u Bible lecture by lion. I). L. 94-261 thuaiaam apd an individual Interest flower's loa lured the table decora­ cents. Thrusher. Dr. BrovCnlee will preach thut will inatire exeellent resillts, is tions. lb-sides the honorée those ■ latest war news is th at rain is both morning ami evening und his the opinion of the ollicers and merii enjoying Mrs. Shaw’s charming hos­ (ailing. Situation remains the same. sermons are attracting n.ony new hers of the club, pitality were Mr and Mrs, Tom Ice cold IH.EZOL in bottles for people to the Presbyterian services. Vdun - Mr and Mr- Pennington. The Imperial Theater i- being used »ale at all dealers 4-tf . The io » <lut» ipiarti-rs will be Mr h I Mr* Findlay Munson. Mrby the Presbyterian* while their new Carnation and old fashioned |Miik* rhurcli is iu-mg huilt and strangers ready for oci-upanry liest week In Hobt Powell, Mrs Maker of Sara the debght o| »he nn-mbers The so sota 1toi M r- W1 ni p la n te d now will give^ good results to I III- CTT-. ,,re (Opel lull Wl-lioniit i.il depor I Ule 1 t will Dp.tii I in- roottls ' g ,.l.li . ' l e g »• f Ne» goods »ill tie on display nt ••* both no » 11 > ,i ................ .. I'uesday evctllttg T * i A••ti 11 y; People'- t borni So. i on e g lee t, who i re Yowell's Opening, Oct. 15th, Inst» v*-.*s 1 lie e t v » ijl meet Monday night a t * spending ■t in >u b Iin it- i - Sanford three days. 15-2tc ii’ cb- * vi 1 1 - * 11 v bal l Ml iioi-i. M i-»Lutar) Sunday i , O , 11r>.t h> will •p.-' The most f.i-Inolia hie Mower now loving young people til s.mlortl are ul i.ast Sunday morning i l l t h i t.‘. Imml a1 in vogue is the snap dragon. Plant 1 he Snnford Mcthodiat Sundny cordially inviter!. now ». h■tf■1 w.i- tIn- regol ar i ni s s i unar y I V f it Y H u m l> *.U | M , 14» I llh. I L||f fjiiit U i ' tf* fi il f l Sti* » f jy i ,ii li mo nt l i l y s e m i n i S u n i l a y "I he ITom|)l servite Auto Livery 1 u - u p i ic v i t \ I s m i n : U f i \\ nubili ** Ml v- imi . i f) > in i rl \ previ oi is Mi ii tin,v l he s i i |M-riilt e rjdeliI P»y phone *2 M. Night phone lb»; t i . ! ‘resliyteruin church of Sun reipiested flint we iry and eomiileli Ifi-tf C. C. Wilson. Here I* the Reason our unii voluntary inissiomiry of forti «ili Legni a i nurse of «tudy ni on 5 or G doses CG6 will berak any I'nrn No 'J .,nife.rmg for this year, betitg for thè "W i.rbl Missino», ut ihetr taxi reg IIS casf of Fever or Chills Price 25 To m atin-. No , n. »pi . t a l soppt i rt " f a n a t i v e f orei gn nlnr in. i 1 1 r g Fri da > . <n i ' Ird a i !n cents i*4-»fil Puiiipkin N" The wh.de stimiti look th e -p '• >’ ,lì'’ m:l' Workt Tjn membf-rs of Ilo I nngrega rt.|urst i o lien r I . the p r o p o s i t i o n a ' The merchant who doe» not ad ’ I olfei , W »'lit- I f o u -t M .1 Mt lho>il st »o pe a l i ng t-spi-tuillv i o I be ‘ y o u n g e r t i ona l B a p t i s t a n d vertue m The Herald system atically .15 well ciulii , .ire tirili,ili;, i nvi tt i! tu u n i i ' U out gelling bis share of-the trade b o y s lyul girl*, resul ting 1 - t h i s r e g - j nl < M-cii. ‘2 If a I -I A wa ke tungs and I te gnu ti ng* al ar montl i l y - r i u n i i Sun<L>y o.ter- T In KuCTjthing beautiful at Yow ell’u .Snowdrift, .'.lb mil i -20 ing ol «25 .r of Mi;.sion.» J ojiit s assigned un W r hiul a total of 1MJ Opening, Ori. 1 .Ah. l.asl* three ^Cottolene, Idle ¡tint I 5ft is follo»Congrega tional, M r » preseli! al-o vve had a very intcr* 15 -2 lr Sogar. II lbs for *J *1 C.inv ami ike I ir-i Foreign Mi« I___ — estiug short [ifogritin a* we do earh in elicli serand Sumluy of thè monili »¡-mury S o ciety ." Meil.o.list ’’Som. Jimmy Thornton, who represents^ Potatoes, peck Mi lk , s ma l l c a n s lì for *2 5 t tall Hat» the S. P. Richards Paper Co. of At see progniim The commiI tee for F ly Missionary M a r t y r * " 't for l i t J ud -on -i ml I he I lay -I a rk lauta called on the local 'trade tinI1H r n e s w o r ( h a n d Mi ss ( . u n a ( bn|>White Eagle Flour, 12 1b k R a n d ” week. |K-H mi I 'll '2 I lb silfi I r. »1/ 11 .. ’ /'• ' ... . „< M»s-i.iiiarv pr o g r a m 1 o»rll’s Fall O p e n i n g b e g i n » on '*•• •.I t a- b.r M r I • 11 I• ■ t 1 •■ t f t R. ■* g \ l i t r i . I |e.i r I 11" ' 1 ' Thnrsilj)), l l r l 15th, ln -1» lltr.iI,,, t. ■ < I . » .. r We. I ip I: • I1 l , -i « |t ut e M a fs ht) Il d*»' t .'i-2li ! C I. . i t*-;., T......I lb ...I i; . p. ' 'I Ri I I l* ÌM'IIIIlt J.lp.llt M t^hili tnvi»ing your gnrden- r<- t I .1 kt 'I ill - > p! f it' T r gatti) wi i * p .t y I->t m I In l o b b y Kat id* I r- > i e i njneyer 2I tn*, mtH'r the ihii ui a s t e r s . T h e y ur*' \ngini.i Mnoked Haul, per lb ol ibe hotel, which was very a t t r a r ­ An Exercise, "A Hug of Wishe»,” •»*» beautiful ami do well in Sanford soil. Smoked Hat-on, per lb li),with its ferns unii |iotted |dnnt*. S»*ven (ìirl* Sliced Breakfast Ila.un, per I lb Now is the time to plant them. h ki ng a I l e a s i n g background for The foundation of this Sunday 11 . b a r n mg g ow n of the p l a y e rs box ■;1 u ll nil! «.lll'fl -wn 1*. fill »* l n i h r . * pi nt One meal is nil the argument we WOMAN’S CLUB h ^ i " 1" ........................... — need to c onv i n c e y o u we set t h e b es t meal at the l owest pr i c e in t o w n Our Sunday d i n n e r s ¡ire i ii isurpassi-d Meals '25 t e n t * Weekly rates ma d e fir room* and me a l * St l oi r - Pit- \pph -. N- ■ I ii> P't IV.n In - H» b. - 1 f o r »j t -ti . il prut > h u n in fr.oit .-I I ' • 11 * S| » ,1 ^ ’’ ABOUT -PEOPLE AND E VE NT S i. t Mil ■’ 1' It K Ih 1 I l f .! lit 1 Hu 1 1» !' .M hi'IDR m l i VI- « i l b Sui ^ * i 1 II ' 1 . ..1 mi n.l't r ,* .io HHT I » • . f.vj tin ii,I*« r i>1 fll*« . 1 til* • .1., I Mm t L » o n . ut g.-> i- 1.1 t h. pt r. I I Ulto Mr I I '• I n *1 Ilo ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 1 ♦ ‘ <|> 1 / S ♦ ♦ If ♦ ♦ ♦> ♦A ♦> {§> ♦ THE BACKWOODS ralROM which ems-vnate the valuable ♦ • m wuad#«gged ifi—the manufacture of ♦ ' tine •m* Furniture. ♦ ♦ In spite of this wealth of material -Aj - ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ B A C K W O O D S H O M E S ARE S E L D O M F l IiM S H E D IN I P -T O -D A T E S T Y L E Would You Be Satisfied? ♦ ♦ ♦ CASH OR IN S T A L L M E N T ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ W. W. ABERNATHY S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ♦ ♦ man had m e t with a s e n on«" a eel ' dent in T u iti pa I . t i li ng a d i s t ance Notice tin .Ird day of November nt rego( seventeen feel she sustained seri- j ulur meeting of Board County Com mis i n j u r i e s a n d i- now m the In inissioners, Seininole ro n n tf. bid* pi tal u n d e r g o i n g Iri-.ilim-nl will lo* rers‘iyeti for jiutting in fili al ilowell Creck on new* Sunford Si All hids must !>^ in Mr s l C Htggins ni ni d a u g h t e r s , Oviedo road Mr Lillian. Annie und Adelaide clerk’s banda noi laica tlum No­ ve mber *2 nrtr-TIT f Hids must read were nvt-r i n O r l a n d o tin W e d n e s d a y so mitili per cubie yard and lo be coinpDted in a sutisfnciory rnanner M i - - l l t t s k i n s Julies r e l or nett y e» lo Hoartl 20 per cent on c o n tra ri terd.i v from u delight Ini vi»it of sev­ jirire lo Le. retameli untll contrnet eral d a Vs at I . us ti « E. \ D O I'G L A S S , Clark of Itoard Mr an.I M i- \ l< < " i n m o i l s of 14 4 t c Stilili* I-lillol - p e n t T u e s d a y in San ford N O T IC E , , .. , • , I A» I have charge of the business of thn Mr G I l .oiick». I h r geni al and Till. Homi Si <lUiiriintiM* Co., East Sanjiojiobir lornuussion man i bill k lord Land la*agur, and W. A. Whit­ again in Sanford comb, i ctin be found in tin* Tnx As-C- Olite- m I lie court ti<K)«e. I'liti.n a ' , -I Fin >r i n i i.g tend repHi n g I’l.iuo \il sululelv guaranteed W L Hux iJdii-Fhom . 249-4. Fvp.-ri wok » 1- T H O S . K. B A T E S Harvey, io2- t f ( H E R A L D W ANT ADS PA Y ’ At L. P. McCuller’s Car Load of Apples will Arrive in Store Monday HIGH COST OF LIVING REDUCTIONS I 1 1 .mgt eli, Mi t i > I blit I It of t lu- 1lit or. W. Hotel III. HI,-. I M it h. R \ Ne W III I n. .I.- - o nun h I in- k i n d ti es»-of Florida Tomatoes lle*i There n a b u m h of S a n f o r d mini W e M ,i rga r> t i ! . r e. H Mr II r n d nn i n giving Us lie* u«<- of \ Tin- T i m e s - Co l o n r> •• t ì «I. i<•X leaving the t|j y e v . r , dr:v f o r , r .) I'.n o n - .111■1 Mis- 1 % . Hu-utcr, but oh. how g la d .* ri" " ' n The ’ mail soy». T h at Florida canner» >-.u * the mail order houses. M. Il W hitiier. claim thi> same traili* quality with we will be when we gel in to our «filer houses advertise. those of Maryland ami other stet.-» new . hurrh. with Sumluy school * . , » I tonili If - a floe T h e G a l e C ity H o u s e is the opinion of .1 D. Knonrv. ».*. room- lor each class. Next Sunday Mr« E J i*urstills, who ha • b e e n The many patrons of the G ale re tar y of the .Murimi count v board * M *' '* « »• will gue s t >.| Mr « f I W imilriitl City House are pleased to learn of trade Cited u* hi« oulhnrilv *' ,,f l‘vrn * ,M* 1 «e ve r I we. I s ». I iroed Io b.-r that it has opened for the season, Secretary Wiley of Hu* W. -tern A- "* ‘f * * ■• *"'. f»r we are eoini; i - t ' Home comforts are extended to the sociation of Truck Growers H.mg I'.v.- w,wb us Miss Elui.T.eth Kd I ,. in J i t e k s o n Ville I gue<is and the excellent accom m o- an iilllcial of the American C anner-’ P 'lrn d Sunday ........... field seer-datiot1* of ibis hotel have made ‘it \li«s lllblrt t url-ot udì b a v e t. Assofiutiott. Secretary Wiley -*•m** l,,r\ "I G "’ North Mississippi Meth. r pai. ;it« i row f«•r a visit i o famous at home and abroad. la - t f ,, li I t .»iif. re nix* She tenches a months ago made a trii* to (hula nt Ci t y I,'« brotherhood ilars of 500 At thut time In* ruin pan d toma­ I*.• Nasturtiums, larkspur, carnation*, <<l m fiv. hundred m en, • i toes grown und canned in this -i i- 1 1 innp drägnii» and china a-ler- all Mi«* \l«nd II », * Itu» a I . I M I - 1 1 Mi - .* he is a urnM et ti t . II* iutliul m the spring gardens. with those fn >ip Maryli.n<l go’ li g ■a alt wI r>* rt I■ g 11 ■; .¡I. 11 tin » 'n tp e n ker Also »>■ ■ reputed to have Mated that the I Flint now to get good rr suits W eli Le »du y. » v ■ r lo Url ando o», ¡da product was superior to that of vlll (..ve Lev. C. W. W ltile, t: Id Dr. Davis, ............... .. .... .................... the • well known op -; Maryland. Just at prr*cnt tin* plan ««■•■reiarv of thè Florida Melhodisl ' l a i t , r« ha v e been rre . e| V. d III I io ili,.*. i hoiil. Ile klloWs Sl,m! ■ ^cian at the Hohhins Hohhins Nest Nest of getting the Florida wholesalerii | will 'he ,0 Bl I li Over t v s t a l i n g t h a t Mr .< h.>.i!i-m from Imlore A tn after Z ut*day, Oct. 20 to Monday, and brok»rs to push the «ah of the 26th. Headache cured with g]nane». li wuuld pny Lake Mary, Lord’» canneries’ products is the general ti tion. Miinro,*. Mnore’s Stali *n, texted free, Don’t wail u n t i l 1 problem. It is believed to be a fait » ..................................................... X X X i p i l l l l I X X X X I l l U l l l I l U i î X X I l i l i n i l l l l X X X i l l l l l l l l l l l X X day. Cmneroii C ity, West Side, Eaat t 15-iltc th at nearly all of the canned lomut o e and other rcgntahlea used in *•«<’ 11,1 McthodWU. lb the *..r- _ V|*rof. W. L. Harvey hn* returned Florida arc brought in from other rm.- !ing •o.m try to he at the Meth- = r°m a huxiness trip over the sla te state*. Several members present i,cho° l Sun‘Iu>' ' m" rn* S JPianon S|tn(, 0t^ n fir,e In the here nt the recent organization meet- <hg Dili) at U:45. X» A M EM BER. h it)k q f'th e Florida vegetable m arket­ Consider the advantage of having a partner in your business who hits ample Art . l he one best fountain ing bureau, said that the over ripe, Music in Woodland P ark resources, who allows you to run your business as yOu wish, and who takes anproduct of Floridn’* vcgeUilde farm* TO * , 4-tf After October first Woodland Park should be directed to the canning active interest in your business success. n* cker ha8 “ rrived in the plant*. Owing to the fnrt that i will open only Sundays. This is the relation we form with our customers. R> ffom hti old home in Ridgeville, Bathing, amusement*, picnic j cun- : = Florida luma toe* com par u ,.|| vMih Indian», »here he Make u> a parlner in your business atireeahlr to ihe above eouditions; then !l-t( — spent the Hummer nf ()tb,.r «tales, it is b. li. v d vi-nieiiees, orrhentrion music, looking aftcr lake time to luiv»* a personal talk with our officers whenever you are in need of h» varlou* buainea* i t j,j# »hould encourage such mduslrv ¡nterestx. f Notice advice. You will always In* welcome and we will assist, you in even.’, way pos­ together with the establishment The city Itouk* for the cullertiou ' Fr*nk Brown has returned to his canning |ilant*.‘ sible qlong such business lines. It is the belief of Mr. Itooney that nt the l u l l tux will he open nt tfie gum! neSr ***°*a’ ®Itcr n plensunt a canning community In many sec- collector’s office in the city building s s M A K E O U R H A N K OUR B A N K xin « U fct points in Wisconlions of the Mate will soon be a real- November 1st. All persona paying j ■’ «re i t d. ^ nada' Hi» many friends their tax during November will be j * ; ity.— Ocala Banner. «Ud to « e him again. entitled to a discount of 2 per cent. Hn|ford Herald says 'every former All paying In December will be en­ u r ia V ? ’ |0 ■•^^own'!, market for S a t t 0n p. ra<0* ETorida mut* in Bradford county will have *j»orli titled to n discount of 1 per cent. (C O U R T H O U SK B U IL D IN G ) W, r,d\ Pork* R orid a B eef, for wile this winter on accou nt of All after th at «lato will be net. * M. W. LOVELL, such an increase in the hog sup|dy. t). L. THRASHER, V-Pres. A. R. KEY, Cashier FORREST LAKE, Pres. Wettern amTwt “Pare rih*' ,,igtaiU' City Tax Collector. Thus« farmers will hardly " g e t on 13* w “ h.d FIoritU liv«r- Call at 2 4 anford avenue or phone J2 2 . tha pig" as long aa they have a pork Sanford, Oct. 8th, 1914/ * ( , ,, VI- bill' rb Mg I 'I - r I I- m. r l.-r it. > ■i • M*.; • I I >■ . ♦ 12 cans of 2 lb. Tom atoes . . . 85c 24 lb. sack T able T alk Flour . B ask et (¡rap es, fresh today . . . 85c 25c Ju s t received—-New pancake, buck­ wheat, graham and whole w heat flour. New prunes, dates, peaches, figs, ap ­ ples, citron, apricots, raisins and cu r­ rants. L. P . McCuSIer's A Good Partner For You X X B ank ^ - �- PA G E SIX : «— ------------- r J ■fcanrafeantìbbeu’s Talks on Heart Topics I C m n k 1914. Ur tS* M tO m 5 i « I mi<1 •TOO YOUNG FOR WISDOM. T o Idol tie our very dream s. W om en were given us for this. And e v e r y power In n atu re aerma To te a c h ui how to love and kiss. Was there ever a mother who did not bcllevo her daughter tho embodi­ ment of good Judgment? She will tell - b-wc- . X t k m l A r clinking wLicit 'e n tice * the lamb. Through her buslncairgho Is brought In'*c o n t a c t - with rnar«j(|d as well no shift In men. She doe* not know how much to believe and how much to roje c t of what they tell her. She feels Sorry for tho man who confide* to her tho secret of hla sighs. that he 1* wedded to n woman who I* old enough to be hla mother and discovered their unsuitability cacti Tor the other when It was too late; that they had lived apart for years, although bound by chains which .would not break. His doleful tales work upon her sympathly. Sho I* too young for wis­ dom to understand Hint he Is feeding her on a .tissue of falsehood*, hoping to gain her attention and sympathy. An older Jglrl, who had heard of just such men, would turn a deaf ear to bis plain t With the girl too young far wisdom, if her pity Is aroused, she Is unsus­ pecting. and her tender heart, which tisir Lcfrn t oo easily moved, may cause her to err In her Judgment. 8 uch a man may vary hla »tory to that of liavLing an Invalid , wife; "Totupn n IoiifciJitwuoA a girl la unusually unsuspecting sho realizes that by this talk ho Is trying to befool her. that no sympathy should be extended to the man who Is seem­ ingly aggravated because his heart mate has been stricken with illness. A mother should be the confidant of a young daughter, and should Inform herself as to a girl's associates and ,«*Bea*ZwwCA», ‘,mirht—tn repeat UnJioE. the drift of, their conversation, and she should be able to guide tjio girl and to ward off evil Influences. £h o might alter what would otherwise end In the tragedy of a young life. pridcr “My girl Is only sixteen, but sho knows more gtrl than many of twenty, or over, flhe can be de­ pended upon to t a k e care of h e r self." If th e daughter Is obliged to seek nn occu­ pation early the mother seldom ’ looks beyond tbo ino firm Is well known. Tho girl la thrown In with an entirely now Bet of c o m ­ panions of both sexes, but the parent thinks her child will make friends with the best of them, and lets It go ON E F A I T H F U L H E A R T TO P R A lS E at that. , HIM . While there aro some maidens of slxtced detiiure and thoughtful, there's mom truth than poetry In tho old say­ Oh h appy love where love llko this Is found! ing, "You can ’t put on old head on O h e a rt fe l t rapture, bliss bfjrond com.-. young shoulders.”__________ - — .— ‘ It takes either years which bring their fullness of knowlodgo or passing through tribulations to unfold wisdom in the mind. A girl's surroundings, and companions have everything to do with choosing tho path Into which *bo will walk It Is not always tho merry, rollick lng companions of either sex that lure a girl from the straight and narroww a y , tt Is usually the wolf In sheep's -------- -pw»S! '' I f H eaven a d raft of heavehly pleasure spare, ‘Tl* When 'a youthful loving, modest pair In o t h e r 's arm * b reathe out the lemlrf I ate Iteneuth the milk white th orn th at scen t* the evening gate. When success crowns a man's life them are plenty to sing his praises It's the man who Is down and out who knows the worth of tho world's homage. If he has been fortunate to gain the lovo of onu honest heart, Jto Party Gown for the Young Girl T H E S A N F O R D H ERALD 1 ** I OtTOH KR-IG. io n Christian Endeavor Notes I* rich amid ali erf id* poverty, ilv ’ — ... Colorado River. may strive only to meat with /allures, Greetings have recently been •seTlt TRICE'S TRlfMPETEfR The Cdlornflo* ris e r was named by whtctrway how him to earth, b u t 'if to the .great C onventions in New by the Spaniards from n word In th-tr thole Is ono faithful heart to praise • iArtirtri PàBIlitidftindrrtill» Heidin? fnVJdrsey and New York, and the an ­ language Running ruddy or red, «n nUbtd by U. P. A. Bureau, Jsekionrlllel * him. whose-faith in him never falters, nual anniversary celebration of Mary- luslon to the tin t of Ops water l.t . there will be one bright rift showing hind EndeaVorer*. From Mr. Nucs- Salle first named the river' Malign« kjgpugh his clouded sky One word Uns the world slipped n cog, lost sle, the lo/ig tirtie introduction su­ ( misfortune» an»- or Vw.t *vt to*-rryrf^nf sympathy In the hour he need* It a join! of its backbone, addled its perintendent in New Jersey came having been drowned in Its current most can make this dull, cold world * bruin or what? . Since J h c creation this message, “ Greetings from the a paradise on earth for him. „ ____ of thu world there never wan such annual 28th sta te convention in Polishing Wood. give htm courage to try onco more a crop of millenium arch itects roam- Jersey City. Although the sun is To restore and polish ebonlxed wood, tor that dear woman's sake. It 1s those who hnve one loved ono *nK over the face of th e cnrtb, and hidden In-hind /he clouds outside we rub all spots the way nf the grain with to whom they are precious who faint likewise heaven was never so.shock- wo are having the light of another finely pulverized pumice stone . t.d 0|| and fall by the wayside. Nobody ed by such a reign of rapine and shining in our midst making every» and Chen polish with a soft dry <loth. knows, nobody cam*. Is the sob on ; murder. Unleashed arc the ilogs thing bright. In the three conven­ Carefully done, this will make i bcnlied their dptfpalrlng lips. If there was of war in almost ev ery country ex- tions almost here in Florida we are furniture look like now. but one faithful heart to cheer him on , « p t our own am! hoalhen China, npt to have m uch sunshine, buJL.wp 1. 1. . m i ' l l « m l * . y U | ,itW |ul. u , orae need that oth er kind of warmth and ••« Utilizing School Grounds. What m atte rs-Ir lb'bkm though fnen comfort just like. New Jersey com ­ Making the school grounds a mia!», and women turn a cold shoulder to rades do. ture colony, with tha pupils busllv rn. him If there's one faithful heart that scarcely stop to read the details of gaged In all kinds of produci Ivo rtf.,,. a conflict when the--killed is |ess A nice program is made for T a v ­ beats all for hlm?I It Is the want of Just one faithful i 'knn five or trn thousand, It is too ares where C en tra) district «onvenea pations, Is the device of |Ji* ■ -v^ one which causes, men to drift Into -Insignificant. O ft . 1G-J8th, with theme, " S e rv ic e .” House .school, an open air sob,ml |q E ngland have not i te, T h e week a fte r comes the time for —tbo .swirling tld» of misfortunes and 1 ii *' make no effort but is it from a sense of virtue or Southwestern workers ip SL_PcUsra~ “ to stem ‘ *the “tide * which ................. sweeps on to-destruction. It may bo expediency? Whntever Ü1C object. | : and yet one woek Inter* tho mother love, which shines across the it has merit, and if Wilson remains trio of conventions closes in S a n ­ * * beaten path when hope Is the dark­ n t the helm we will likely "c m Aj ÿ fwrdr— Une especially, nice feature Have you overworked your nmuus es t %lth him. Or, perhaps. It Is a wife the horrors of war, evert ' thrragiv-berr is that the convention sermon system and caused trouble with nur who has linked her fate With’ his for Wilson is a Local O ption fiian. Sunilay morning in tho Congrebgakidneys and Nadder? Have you |uini better or for worse, uttering no moan tional church is to be preached by ¿hough fate has beep unkind to them. j in loins, side, bark and bladder? lfa\« Speaking of n surfeit of crime, we th e Presbyterian pastor. Ilev. E . I). yott a flabby appearance of. the face, Thero Is a time In every man’s life when success seems to cludo him. At d° not have to look to Euro-pe to Brownlee. Th is is getting down to and under tfie eyes? A frequent desire such a time, tho lovo of ono faithful lw horrified. Only a sh ort time ago th e heart of real Christian living. to pays urine? If so, Williams’ Kidney Our workers are paying up. and heart enn steady him until the crisis 1 read of a child killed by its own Pills will rtilc you. Sold only by U'm. I^ato G. Aldridge, Drugget." Price 50c. >1M fimi he haflutyicucd-ilcicat mother. I Itelieve. it w u s*in dry ^Treasurer Cavanugh rejoh-e*. ■luio victory;— Suwannee. .Then we were shocked contributions to Endeavor causes William« Mfg. Co. Props. Clevilat - o When success attends him, let no by an unmentionable .crime in dry have been headquarter pledges, St. man forget the faithful heart that has Leon, for which two prominent Cloud Presbyterians, five dollars stood by him In bis troubles. If he Congregi\tionalists, M t b - r citizens are now in jail. Dry from Pomona shows coldness, a change toward her, and a welcome ten from Presbyteri­ when his sky hns cleared, then ho Jefferson quickly came across with an young folks hirst Presbyterian r. double killing over a pig worth deserves that the wheel of fats shall Society, Tr.mpa. gave luwnrd' the perhaps one dollar Calhoun by revolve again, and ho will know what It Is to battle without thu ono faith­ the edict of thu self-righteous sus­ Secretary's last year's «alary, and ful heart to upraise him The love of pended the law fur a day and be- the Juniors of Magdalene reminded a sweetheart who is faithful and true came dry nolens void ns, and is now j us that this United Brethren society j in adversity is a blesjlng direct from i c ry ing .t h a t drunkunl-man oUstrueL|-an iL *a ll‘'*r «Idee -rHirttonsr*rtr " t h e * hrtvpn. Ai a wife, her iovo will ¡n^roM and egroiu to church doom. - ^ People*« Society, wmo church 1 prove a crowning blessing, a link to | [)j-y Holmes, according to the des- never fail, year after yenr. “ The bind him steadfast to courni/e. patches .has revived the '•' Ku-Klux-1 ^-bristian E n d eav or World" put a 1 No matter hnw humble the heart n k Klitn." But \'irginia has voted out mention in the pa|s*r about our may be that truly loves him, ho should everything but hard cider,* and the I **ndtng the fund fifty dollars the prize that more than the Wortd's gold, f in which may turn to <rosi} nt a time he millenium builders ur<- correspond- week Dr ( l u r k bad a birthday In Jacksonville ami Ifavtomi con ­ least experts l>-t each cherish ono i ugly happy O Il< vention». and rallies of middle Flor­ faithful hcurl that will praise him ida and in T a m p a , during flee, Virginia! For years revelling in IÎ o i t the glory of being the “ brightest fi-1 0 th, our. workers from most s e c ­ T o R e m e d y a L e a k i n g P en . tions cun get m bear Kart La h ma tin. >tar in the southern constellation" If one Is troubled with a leaky foun­ . — the home of I’alrirk Henry— the His topics lor, addresses look tem p t­ tain pen the application of a little capilot w hose hills ing, and he also lends conference« on W r l i n t kI miti tried to U )utl * hill» • -.1 soap to the threads of the screw will i Confederate Endeavor work in both conven­ have been bathed and whose streams of the othit Idlow In tlxi gen«-t»l e-|uipm»i •U work to.-Htlr If the pen Is emptied, tions. It I« lnip«ii the Tampa t 'n y out itole. A i sa eod escs ol ihn lo U » thoroughly d en ied , filled Mid the soap have l*een dyed crimson with tinUnion will be organized when he ihr nrw nt sed only lhe L « t of CTrtythioi, »• applied there «ill be no more troublo blood o f , tbe defenders of liberty. glsdly leeonim*nd to usera of ink Who ever thought she would haul comes if tint before, and (nr southuntil the prn needs filling strain down I he banners of her defenders e--ntral district, «urli splendid possi­ bilities mu'l I n- realized in some fo r­ •and voluntarily place her ip-ek in VO'1 a yoke ns working mate with West ward =t - ¡>' that will be of Institi P u u c n L Î L ^ i ^ m ! cu e fit Virginia? And to think that the Several friends noticed the miniC om bin ed O ffice inspiration should have cotnc (ru.u • ugrnph fetter ideas for the introdur­ a n d fo u n t a in l ’en 1 Maine li ■I- ; Ttniciii and havi i-nt name JEW ELER tion department uni) h a v e sent il . nul he mi liai! ¡il \ l i ­ nuint-s and addresses of members — th* rvrwtit member of the Csrtet't lai I»nu1r. a i i v >ul<! hc rlsewhere. afiei leaving for tbe winter or longer Pent rail Ick ernte» s blue and d o n a m l t»-L w \t i n i :s , c i u r n s . J K W i : i ; n . * n . g || H m.m-1 a 'he ! lier l.ppli-H, Ji*»-»-, T h p r tv'n splendid divlsloli ui our Coras in sud let ut »how you tbe new C an o isk V EK W AHE, UF'I'H A I. K T l . a tu hurd rider, so il is possible she work and would be of mutual ser­ bottle with the ßevr flow-cootioUçt, wil! t <>t i-e so pestered with blind vici- if more would remember about tigers as oiher dry commqnities are. it E x p e rt R epairing i Advl.) ’ R e me m b e r f V-n«t>-vn ( ' ¡t i z e n jh i p f .................... .. Su- •’» * . I >i t I « t h a ml ? iti fi rii. I lurida < w« n l.o» ...... I i- Vp 1 2 3 W est F irst S tre e t hi ' ray i I fully ti«e tin- ballot 11 It At K A T P W NS 1- N 1> SANFORD, FLO RIDA Williams' Kidney Pills Tw o 1 C arter’s _ Ink Herald Printing Co. Try a Herald W ant Ad /'r xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X X X .< X X batiste, cotton V / voiles, silk muslins, challl or any other of the semi-transparent materi­ als, are suited to the design for a party gown such as that shown In the ^Illustration. - Those fabrics that have a plain surface— that "Ik, without print­ ed o r woven-ln figures—admit the uso o f scattered sprays of hand embroid­ ered flowers and are tbo more elogant by th e Introduction of theso moat de­ sirable of all decorations. Flue o r gandte and batiste and cotton voile, or the best.quallty, are lasting enough to merit the work which hand em­ broidery involves.These plain fabrics may be embel­ lished with aet-ln medallions and scrolls of fine lace Insertion In place " o f hand embroidery. T h ese same de­ corations are used on the thin figured . 'm aterials which may be preferred to tho plain fabric. They look equally well on either. T h e frock shown hero Is made of fino whtto muslin with a plain under­ sk irt and a tunic which Is made of the material laid In fine aide plaits. The bottom or the underskirt Is finished in - shallow scallops and* there a few tJ<Hys of daisies and lilles-of-thrrnl* •prays do not appear on the tunic. Ila only decoration la a narrow Insertlon of Preach val laco at the top of tbo hern. T h e easy-fitting blouse has sot-In alet*rrt, V t Imped neckBurpüta fastening at the front. Insertion llko that on the tunic Is set In at each side, forming a panel down the front and back of the blousé. In these panels, and In the side pieces, sprays of cm* broidery like those on the skirt ap­ pear. T h e arm's-eyo Is largo and the sloe res straight. The sleeves arë fin­ ished with a bom having the Insertion at Its top and decorated with em­ broidered sprays. They aro cut long enough to allow a little draping at the elbow where the material Is caught up in two JvMs. folds. The bodice la finished with a turnover collar having a nar­ row hem and Insertion. Th is little frock Is worn over a pet­ ticoat having a border of figured satin, ribbon about tbe bottom. There Is a crushed gtrdlo of tbe same, ribbon. Each wearer selects th e manner of fastening*tbe girdle which suits her best. A small flat bow a t tho pack Is to be recommended for.youthful wearere. J U L IA B O T T O M LBV. Town Lots in Sanford Farms in Palm Hammock Improved and unimproved Celery Lands in flowing well district, located on railroad and improved roads prairies �TUE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER PAGE S E T E ? IN DISASTER AT SEA Queer Things That Turn Dp In the News TRAVELED.TKU.S-OE-AC.TION3 OF I “ FELLOW PASSENGERS. M rs. F r a n k S m ith , t i e s h o s e In t r e e « t o .t a m a l e a . N. V . p r o t e c t piai r i l e s S h e tu rn s on w a t e r w h e n boys ap p e tir a n d g r a v ity d oes t b c rest. A 2.00ft foot fall from a balloon nud tliq electric current of trolley wire« which tur struck in tils d epee ut failed lo kill Henry Miller, n soventeen-yeuroïtl aeronaut of Wcehnwken. N J . ■ n i ik )]me m ♦ * f * ♦ I Beautiful 7-room bungalows, hot and cold, water, on improved vegetable farm. 700 fine Minorca and Wyandotte chickens, incubators, coops, brooders, best model pens, horse and wagon, barn. A BARGAIN (¡0 1 NG We have some v^ry cheap tra cts of pas­ ture or ranch lands. Good general farm in g and citru s fruit lands. Some of (he very best truck lands in the famous Celery D ella of Sanford adapted to the Sanford system of sub-irrigation and intensive system of farm ing. Prices and term s very reasonable. Several fifty lots and homes for sale on therms that may suit you. A constant demand for houses and rooms. List your property with us, we will >ell nr rcnl it. Fire Insurance, Bonding. Weary of crlbbuge. rhum and five hundred a» games to. while nwny the time between the Ores, the llremeti of [trail!. I ml., have constructed a huge loom and will weave abawla. tnbio runners and ruga. The loom la of tbelr own dcalgti. M0NTICELL0 MAY BE A HOME FOR PRESIDENTS, Story of Hlttorio Eitato Offered to the Government For »500.000. Announccuiciit by ItcpreaeiHntlvc J erte ruoli M. L#evy of New York nf bl» y atlon F r o m D eath . 1 have often wondered how people would act, how I rnyaolf would feel, In the* event of a disaster ot sea 1 had the opportunity of tlndlni? out, the other night, when Iti the darkest hour Ju«t bdforo dawn, In a denao fog, the ■hip on which I had nailed from South­ ampton. tho New York, was rammed by tho Pretoria, 400 mlloa from Now York. I wan awakened by tho stopping of our engines and tho violent churnltiK of the ecrow as tho ship backed wnter. Then, out of tho Impenofaablo darkm-att wan heard tho hoarse shriek of another foghorn than our own. which, at Intcrvala of a minutò, had been bellowing for hour», ^knew that another vessel wrm, npproaChlftfc, anti overy minuto drawing nearer. Then camo a shock. sharp though not very violent, and I. know wo had been «truck. Salloni and «towarda rushed past to taka up their «tallon at tho boat«, and two or three minutes later tho hugo bulk of tho Pretoria, towering nbovo our cruft, glided by so near that I could touch her with my hand, while sho toro away part of dur bulwarks lu passing. Then tho pasHiingers began to pour up f r o m tho cabina In ecnnty attire, many w Itti Ufo preserverà bucklrd on. There worn no hysterics, and surprla wlllliigne«« to «eli io tlu* govormnent n» a ii illoinil «lillne MolTlUello. buine I n g l y l i t t l e e v i d e n t e x c i t e m e n t , b u t utl nf Tinittma Jeffer«on. n-new« Intel I f l quietly a w a i t e d t h o e n d which w o in Un* 111«tm K" |n ui'i i i> u e a r ' l ' t m r thought wus near, until In a ' >w min luite»»llle, Albi-marie « oumy. Va Mr Ules t h e oltlcera reported that tho bolo l.evy'a lirico la K'W.UOO M r s . .M a r tin W ___ U t l l c t u u j i f ..N e w i Y o rk b egnu ber C eleb rateti c a m p a l g n t o b a v e t h è g o v e r n n i e u t t a k e o v e r lite' o stin e nbont ih ree- y c u r « a g o Mr I . e v y hall o h j e c t e i l t o «a-lllng t h è |>laye N ou U nii Ile h a s co iiH otiletl t o g i r i n i : Il tl|i Ile <|ih-« ho v\ Itti Cile e x |Te«H «ll|iiihl Iloti t i m i t h è p r o p e r l ) « lu ti llri|lllre<l l.y thè f i i b ra l g o l c i u m , ut t«- m m lr file V i r g i n i a h o m e " f t h è p r i - r - h l m t « of d i e C u l l i s i S t a l e « a m i m a l n t n l m s l - T l t K lorrt^ ^ ------------ - - * & / * ' * - t »unti, ly I b i n i l i ) ilarffc fir Sinford, • cnr(hir Alluri, or KKmt*d «ini on ihi« thn &| m y of O fl o K t r , A. O. 19 !» I. T l l f t A S H E f t , Mi >of *i ait t*i Honda. ( nrnplalnarit, Harvard men nccii»t*'tiiNl lo dine ni Memorial Hall "CummuMii' threatened to “atrlke" tll i tlie.l gul h**» tipple pie. dinance äJale mí. > « m lé n » K .'ia « .a a r untiti ( lit* I* *r* *jf « In i tic» »i-iiool« uf Amnnittn boxing 1 Little E x c i t e m e n t , A l t h o u g h All Knew# Inin tai-i-ii !ii(t**lured in* regular eXi-r t h e S h ip W a n I n j u r e d , an d L a t e r else fur kcU-- -11► *11 -* D eep T h a n k fu ln e s s for P re te r- th* C i ty of Sanford, FI«, i I brrolijr crrtlly tha t tbo l a n ( o l n t o r ­ waj duly p a w -d at a rr gufar » » :• ln( ul thr rl iy council of fa n fo r d , Florida in « fu lo n October 5th. l u l l . * I f . \V. I .O V U M ., LEGAL ¿OVERUSING * Vi, F F flrady • nd wtir. ( ’ arri** £ brad* V4i I »**r»t a ri and |,r a it < 1•*ti Affili ult ut «I * Cirri..)* ,il » uni !•*»>, a «*or por at Cun. I.nui* 1* Hi i a Anti At atiiiil I Him, rc>parinrra, trail In g and dui nu huainr«» a• I, 1* Uirr A * um party, l'.Ütl'iirf 1'1 attt U l ti « « urn parky, ■ riirp«if all uri, J H ¿Jr La unti r»»mp»rt). a corp oration Frrd II \«*i-(.-, U r i e l v r r , in I<ank(u pt c> f i»f t hr K IT)i f h t A « r nr Ikr r y A Furnitur* t n m p a n y . I m rportd on, bank'upt . C ; u 11 F r rt fill« ; ' 'ompan > . Ii»nk-u(ii. Gulf f’rrtliliii ■ ror|iormtion, Huppli# liar- aafr SAM (Mil) I OIIGIS 4 Sanford Lodge No 62. F. ami A. M. . Communication every first and third Thursdays at welcome. O. L. Taylor Secretary Company. ■ corpursiioa, I'sricn I’»1st 1 ompany, • corporation. Armour F rrlilia ar Work*, * r o r poratlon and Covington I o n pany. > co rp o ration , IM s n d a n ts. To laiiia P. K i ra and Atwood 1.. Hie», ro«liner*, t ra d in g and dolne t>u*lnr>< aa m I*, ttlco A Company, ol ih o rl t y of New (Irlikns, (IT tin* *talp of L ou isia n s rillstiurs Plat» (¡la»< I’ a a n i n v g lion, of .Ihr city ol All»nt*. in *•»•—•***» of itrorcla: Supple» I(a r d w , r , f n m p t l ^ r a # * aw^wWsMm,-,w the city nf I'hlladctpht*. In Iho « 1 1 1 * of F F. L. Miller W. M Monroe Chapter No. 15, II. A. M. Meet» every second aod fourth Thuraday in Masonic Hall over tho. Imperia Theatre. Visiting companion« welcome. J . F. Karnnts OTL, Taylor ■- Heeretary * w High P r i n t ■ f+ertthrohr Chapter 2. Order Eastern Sia * Meets every first and third i'aitcn Paint C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra t i o n , of nrink ninn i I. ««iL a 1. _the city o f . A t l a n t a , in the e l a t a ml Oeor- in each month. EVcryonq who has seen his Star in the East are cordially invited It app^arinc from thr «(TuLav Ii . Gird in this faus.\ by <ieorf«• A. Holifliof to visit t h j j chapter. >n4 of Co un»# I for Complainant* t h a t it !• Alice E. Ilobtdns, Scc'y th# h*lirf of afTlant that tn» rr»t>ondtoU. I’cnnrjlvanla; l>ouia i’. liic# and At »rood !.. Kir», ro« partnrr*. t ra d ine and doing btisinr?« a» U 1*. Hlrr A Company* ar* non-reaidantt of th» »tat» of Florida and ar« amldanta of a »tat» or rountry other than th * »tat» of Florida, and that theft# prr%#nt piar» of rr»id»nr» 1» S'»w Orlein». LouUlana. and that »aid rr«pond»Rla ar* both ov»r iwanlyona year» of ag», and that iherr ia no parfon In Ih» ■tatn of Florida^ i h » a**rvie» of a auhpo»na upon whom would bind »aid rrtpondrnt». a y d It further appearing * from th* affidavit, Gl»«l In this caute, hy thP »alii* Phoenix Lodge No fi, K. of P. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Nisiting knights always welcome. H. McLaulln O. j . Miller K. R. and S. C. C. Sanford lAM^r-No. 27. f. O. O. F. Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m ., (»«-orge A 1t»(*i»ttr», that il 1« t h * belief t»f » rf»« ti 1 that l*i(t»huf£ Plate f«la»a Pom* over Imperial Theatre. t»any. it a nun-re«Ident corp oralion rtf the J , W. O. Singletary W. H. Wrigiit Hl*ia* of Florid a, and ia ■ rraident 'eorpTiTa^" Hon of a * t a t r t rountry oth«r than Ih» Secretary N. G. Slat ft f Florida» ^ ^d ^that the »aid FlttaI'Ufg l'Ut» (I laaw^^WnpEh y I» a resident (iate City ( amp No. fi. W. O. W rorp'ration nf the atalr of (*e«ifgia. al lh nfUr*— at l 'la ruta (ietirfi» th a t Supple M e e t s s e c o n d and f o u r t h Wednesday 1 a «l»4f« 1 *j i * j, aiiy, i* ■* m n t r»widrmi rut* pt raitun i»f t h r * i a ir nf Fb>r(da. and i« ■ n i g h t s in e a c h m o n t h . r»* «'«if rur puf a* t *n of * * i i i r nf rmiDtry F l. MilU-r J- F. Hoolchan «■f It i f than the »fair ««f Fluf mI i . a n d 1» a In our aldo was above tho water lino. I'hltuMrHfl, IVBflijrWinll! and that the Tali** Faint -4'-s*^fwny I* a nun*rr»lrfrnt It wna big enough, however, to admit ro rpofitirn of* the »late ol Florida* and I* a two or three trolley cara abreast, and r » «iil-r inf rt t u*or at bin of • » (a t* «nr entintry ol than tho »l ate of H o n d a , anti that a huge anchor of tho Pretoria, weigh­ ih»hi f»aid Fatten Faint Company Is a rest­ ing live tons, was found Imbedded In 'd<”m f nsporation of ihe »tate of f Je o r#1 a. - uf f r a i d e f t r e )« A t l a n t a . our bow w h i le t h e Iron p l a t e s o f o u r •* t*di , ri h|s« ’ »i "l -I pi* Fa«* « 1 ih«»** r t * ’ r - i p r r - o f : * tp I lie Male taft 1 hind a. i le 'servire « I a aill ship w e r e t w i s t e d up llko shavings pum a upon » h o r n would bind an% of the For nearly twenty-four hours more »of tn n fa-Htlifer* oiffMifi'iiip* »bo atr i< •d Iv ||« tIt" Ft d»'*» ' * the fog continued with brief IntiTUila almi, mol this evidently got mi tie* if« *f idmg «r» fiTfo ft ■ fti* and nerves of the pnaaetigera even more 40) Fit l *lmrE than lie- shock of tho llrst moment •ir|mratinn. **u i h«i r p •»r Mi l , of (te- eoli Islot! Some tried III throw I., f. * y .1 .1 -»-*ft ,,f *t fr<|1|, •*1 t «* a i»pt*at to t hr bill of in m pi ai lit, duly lini Iti ibi» rau»**, uni 1*frr than Monday. tho 2nd day Council Commander Clerk •«-btt r.t r o r porai mn of the. » t a le of f'enn■yhanla, and t h a t it« filare of residence L» United Urothorhood of Carp»nler*-and Joiners of America Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets first and third Thursday night at 7 o’clock in the Fugle«’ Hull. J. W. o. Singletary, J . M. Drown, Sec’y-Treas. President II. I*. O. II. Sanford Lodge 1241 M*«-i linit'aml third Wednesday night al corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave, n I. Taylor U L Peck Secretary Exalted Ruler nf T h e L a k e l t r e e x e < m i n i l i N o . .11 J u n i o r Order I ailed Huerican Mechanics Meets «-very Wednesday at 7:30 P. M , in the City Hall. Visiting brothers lire welcome, (’ , II Smith. Ree. See. Sanfonf, Ffa ♦ 1 0 9 Magnolia A v e . ♦ ♦ 4 » Business Cards ♦ irn e Their C a r d * der T h is )V A R p o s t e r s o l d in Mason. & Householder Dentists I••■ftI•I? *««•»»••'1 4 t l)i< f ftirh refi Ifir a Ir Nil liuti i I r r u i d N ew ( k|i , . ( ,1,(1 t i - ti i . i 11 - 1 " i • t i m i j, | |I ,i I i . I.I,.,.. w II II I W l i n i . II. "I ilo- e r e à U o n u( Annul fiaritc-r *<• M'oodrttiT HttiliiinL' G r.i v lf y i thè , i . 11r. i. - - - i Mi I - ir" li l i -le*ni* i l • li II 11 et t-e lie |- -•■«»fllg f 1 'ir -Il i - iihiuim. und u Im i r i-ta lli« Ilio me tim i o f l i m o . T i n i u n i v e r m i « o c o n s li l * e re d Ih r e g a r d e d uh c h n n g e l e n « . b u t J e r t e n * o u è o m m e u e e t l l i t e b itlld p ig u t ^ n oi t l n u d c m i . nud d i f f e r « In ihl« r e tiis h o m e Iti 1701 n m l c n l l c d t h è |dtiee f-i-i-ct f r o m M i n k o w s k i ' » fo u r d lr n e n nonni u n iverse M o l i l i - e l io H r i i v l l y In d e h ! oli leiiv l 'r o f e B B i . r M c L a r e n co ti» ld- rH flint lu g ili,- ¡iii-iM telli'J. h e « o ld ulT itortliid -. l l m i u g h r i u t I h e i in lv c r m * I l o t i - I» hilt ,if i l ...........m i e nini tin n iiv g a i e tip hi» he afiervv n rd iii Il tirili* mm I,|, il ...1 (oon d ed l'u n thè u tilren d ty . H i-e k i- nfli-r hb* d e a Ih i g h t e r . M r * l tn n d o l| ih . u t * fori, , i | ii it w ri « ilu n lly i I I - jhi -o -I of lo .lu m e« M lln relu y . thè h e l r * ol t h è e « t n l e o li t fl ln l n g o li l y Ì 7 . ( * k l Teli v#-nr« l a l e r C r tu li l * r v y b o n g h i 11 f r o m H anJay for iL'.ìtk). , ELECTRIC OVEN STOPS POISON A sso cia tio n . - This representation of one of the td.4 Inch shells used by the Germans In battering down forts In France and Helglum has had n lively salo In- Hcrllu. 1 *t the top the caption. “German War Surprise, 1P14.” and at the hotai, “Wltfi God For King nud FatherlatuL“ It alao tn-nra the names of towns destroyed by the nlege gun* ¡ ^ ♦♦♦♦ft ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « J ♦ ♦ ♦ « -o T H e ii, I •- f t ••• .1 111 i*f u n l i e i ' i i j h iilh lin g a . F o i i r »D ori m i Un i r o i n then|«>t w h e r e Photo by Am«Mean Proas Un­ Vt T h e I t a l e ( i f Î 7 . 2 0 r e r u n IkuiKht Krk(i$-lltlcrM«i»im . œ W ill He P u h l U h e d H eading ►♦♦♦-*♦ o c OrrUer Who Drank bichlorid* of Marcury la Savad by Now Mafhod. A new method for the treatment of hlchlorjdt- of mercury |Hd»onlng Ini» come lit light In the recovery of David IL Henrlt, n New York broker. The latest method consists In rnusing a pcrsplnitlou by apiilylng to the body the In-lit of no electric oven at n ti'tu pern lure of about 300 degree» Mr Iteach drank a ghisa of water I-, which- iinknoi^ii to him. there had been dissolved twenty-two grains ol tdchlorlde of mercury. A» he wu» drinking the last of tho water he no Heed the metallic taste and linmedl ntcly made Inquiry. Dr. Paul Pilcher of llrooklyn applied a Htcunnch pump. This, however, was Ineffective, ns were repeated doses of milk mid the white.« of egg» Then ttie electric furnace was (rieil After three weeks' treatment Mr Ueach Is attending to buslnims as listini. Hie only chnuge being that be Is still restricted In diet. GERMANY SHY ON GLASS EYES ;; Wo S po cia lizc on AM Kinds □ a tta r S e a U s D o lo ro B u yin g COULBO URN C O M P A N Y Results England May Hava to Import Them Via A m e r i c a . German made glims eyes may soon Have to be iui|iurt(»l by England vln Amerlcn. n« the supply on hand Is nl ready exhausted, atpl tho suitpcmriun uf commerce as well ns patriotic rea»mm make» It |m|Knudhle tu get their* direct from Germany. A denier declared that mitrailleuse and shrnigiel Are had caused many leg wounds, and for th)s reason, there would noon be a largo demand for ai^ tificlal legs , U dm- M ni/ «*l|t* •*! -i £ fi » I ij i ** « 11*1 nml ether, a l i t i l i ur<- e t c l l l r t v * * one of th e o th er. M a t t e r I h u ri-g to n w h e r e t h e Hold g r o w « o r dccnyH T h l » t h e o r y ►truiig h rem -m tde« that p r o p o n '-d hug ugo by I k - r n a x d U ^ e m a n n . Professar M cl« re n ph-nd» f o r a n im tireju d lced exam in atio n of lin n * v i e w s , r e v o l u t i o n a r y a « thu y a r e , lu v ie w o f t h e w i d e s p r e a d f e e l i n g t h h l t h o r n In s o m e t h i n g a m i » « with I h e chiHulcal m ech an ical t h e o r i e s of u nit M o do r a l e S t r i c t l y 1 a**h Phono 319 CEO. A. DkCOTTES A I TORN n * i *■ u l t i m a t o m i l i t a t o •I Til« e n fi . ' t r i c e h a« l i i m r i i T U n form « ' m a l t i crm » »r«! thl* I h»* 17 Ui «!«y «1 S**jit»‘L»ib**f. A l f l*ill (»»«Il I A. iHIIMft L A R S , Cirri* ( ‘irciilt Cuurft, Hrminolr f ’ **., Fla. fly J« * <’ • Iln l.rrt*. I*. P. Prt H-Slr »«II m l l N S K U j O R »» L A W I’fm ip v m S l a t e niel Fedi-írtl t ti ii r l« - if ..i, ■in ) 71 h i . . I - i. ml . • \ » I>]11) f i if»* HtiiM'f 4i*b- firn f* I- I« I I Hrffint t itj«Lfr in »ruf for »ii»l C o u n l y , •( i « ..(fifi- «ti S » wfiTf 4 in »* ifi Coti ut y. 1" Il lili i ■ ft of 4 • •(Mlll I hrf * 44ff »-r ■' I hi* M>*|irf ra". hr b rar f f«•r «ulhnr(l> 1*» ftrti, »* i’H f i i r *i*f**. 11n* i m»-fifth« fnf**r#«t *»f ■aidmhi hm inth«* foUnwihf dr*rr1b«^l real ♦**tat*>.In * «aid C o u n ty , fo-wit S o u t h ha LotHr vrti ( y -four ( I t ) , of M. M S*nlt h'* Su)'- f if »i-inti * I Per. ,1&, T o w nab in l**. Kantr *10 l ’ a»t. U hirh a p pllr atio n »ill hr biLKrd lipiin t h r prtlllon I*»r aal** now on Fit1#■ in »aid r»»*ifi I •*»».! S. pt. I “ th, A I* 191 I. It J F o W K I . L . a Fri Mr* (ìu a rf in ri liarncr-WooiirufT llldg Sanford Flu DENTIST Office. Yewetl Ihiildlng SANFOWR. FLO RIDA THfIMA.« KM MKT WILSON s o r t « r o» 5 ali: N n|Ir«- 1 s ),e-r» Ir y *U * l. I timi UfllfrF * ltd by virtù** ni * final «lt»rftr ul íi»r<*rli*wuf«* and ■aî**, midp un th«* Mh t|*y of Oriol***?. A, I» 11*11 b> i h r linnnralilc* J * m e i W to think black.” ' «nld lllshop Maphtall l.iicrnck In a missionary Hunday ad Ferkln». f tj f «r •f «I » i'Jnuit C o i i f , Srv h Judlr »¡ C - u* S*»fttm*dp Cnurity, dri-Bit In Helena “Vntll ho learns to •*n! Finridi. nt t b a u *'•*? ■ *i tl at ri*r« ain m h»p think black learns to think, that Is, ibp fift priii! fi*. *> n- r* ■n S Kapp )* rn plafnani inlf \ )« (ia*tlnrr an*1 W K n» his dusky converts do lie will nc (•ardiri pf «r** d#f r*nd » n» •, I sball «Lf r r f**? compllsh little, for he won't under- salt* and »rj| to •he J" fhial iiiddpr, fo r rash, ilrfiifr n C ^ m i r t * h«»ti*o dñ»r, i l S a nfnr«I, s'Jnil Ii Ih flock. Fpfimlnolp t "imi >% Flofitla, on \ ln r n l i j , "He won't understand, for exampl«’, 2 fili ili) of S i i v m t i r f , I) I» I “* 1 I , ihr * a rur hpfr# a **-|»p! salr** -'«y, añil » i f h n ihr n man like All All. a fat, lazy rascal. I* ¿ al Ivi uf* * i * í) I« , «Í1P Ipfiipprry* i|i-4 rf i I, *»d wbb converted from the Mohammedan In th» final d r r r r * as foBo«», » i tu a ta In iha y n l f qt <J' í , min*»Í4L. 1 ♦-*»./'■ faith to Christianity. A Mohammedan, C oFm Ti r* *’, Flur!*, F l vr, Tirr T wir, Hari' you know, enn drink nc alcoholic bev­ ford, Florida, i r r o r d l n f t« F* It. TrafforiFa map of Ih» ftown of Hanford, aa p#r pint erages. (Lfp«*rf, riti Iy rr*rofi1»«l In tF** pubi Ir rr ro rd« ’’Well, Mr. Goodes, All’n missionary, nf l i r i i t p ( V u n * y . ' ■f ’ahlrb i h r Citu nty of “ **minolr *-a- fi'rrnrrljf » n tr l. and Stai** of catne on tho new convert one evening Flfif *U, In Fini ll«oS "IF* * n t»a#r 111, (iKOKOF N. KIOBY. In tho market place, drunk. F ri-H -4 lr Hprrlal M a a t rr . “ ’Why, All!’ ho said, reprtschfully Why. All. what religion have you Jutil An Ofdlaafir» ,%«I «*p 11n ar Ihr I t n l s r d Of* professed 7* «Hftaiura of i h r I II? of .S’on ford 1 9 1 4 ** 'Same religion aa massa's,’ All an­ ft«* It ordalnrcl by Ih» Mayor a n d f i t y I’ miriHI #>| Rsnford swered. ‘Plenty rum drink.” ’ . Srrllrn l. T h a t ths* a rr o m p a n ) In # f»nScores Modern Mother», Dr, Gilbert n up utrtek of • lilc(g:". president of the Dti»tetrlciil SoelAo .it the American Institute of Homoopt ihy. »aid rucLiitl) at a convi-ntictt tha \tm modern mother 1» a poor mother and thq direct yause of tho high rate of mortality. Tbtao woman, ho said, are dofegtlves and tnubcular degencrnlct. They are poop mother®, weak­ lings, mentally, morally, physically, nnd .-veil socially, when tho country’s welf' re and racn betterment are htfti: irtrr In the **r'2 nco. Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS Sanford Florida Squ rn ) A d v i c e . Treat your friends as you do your tmnk Account* --Don't-be rflckld(n with them Jmit becauco you’ve got thorn.— Detroit Free Press. * t Sanford Library l Free Reading Room »r*l revision of ortilnanr»» of t h r <11y of ' i n f nf»I florida of a ytnrral «n«l p rrm a ♦ *:t••*1» 4 si Ufe »*** )»ei| «P|*1 rr|)nri«*tj by ' * *i‘e* A Iv fN **«-» ri(y i i ' o f n r y , u n d n m■ -' )-) * ir» u** of * fa-- *11j 1 1 »sn *»f or»* • ♦ - *>d d£Y*r I in f t In* *• it| tfHy i*t i o r n«* y lu «r t h«* nf tli n i ñ rr* nf 'F r H* ) **f *'|h r.•s si ftr iftïl t h» Îfttkr I* brr*'H> adnplrd 4 « ihr ordinane**-* o f Ih** rit) ai S » n ford, u ri d«*r Ihr litte« of thp KfvUrd Or «fi nan#»« n f t hr City of Hanford of 1 (MC~ Krrlfòn S. T h a t i*vrry ordinanr* of a grn* <rai iftd perman en t natur» h fT r lo f o rr »n* c ' l n l by Ih» ^ l y ' o f Hanford, or lh«* town tf Fanford, nml c u r r y part of a n y 4ur h tjfdjnanr» no? Iiirludfd In «aid r v v l i r d offiranrcp, la hereby r»n»al«d. Hcrtldn 1* Said )la*U *d O rd in in e»« ahall q Inin affari an d b# oparallve t h i r t y «laya ro m Ih» ap proval h»r»of by i h a Nfayor, r^* from Ih» da ta nf tfela ordinance hocAm' j r a law without Ffa rnproval. T\i Honorablo H. Thraiher, M a y o r çf \ IMPKKIAL THEATRE l -----------BUI LDI NG----------- ? Open Tuesday-Thursday 4 to 6 AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. in' t -^5« �' m - r i . ■ y*- - - - —— - PAGE EIGHT . THTE SANFORD Mixed Nationality. Fourycarold Maggie's father Dr. Armstrong in Regard t© His Riverview Property at Jacksonville Wisdom of the Bee. The great million and a half city docks are being* built out our way. The Carpenter-O’Brien great two and one-half million dollar mills are out beyond us, and the hundreds of thousands of dollars now being: spent in Riverview, and-aroimd trsy is creating; a demand for this property that puts us in a position where we do not need to spend another dollar in advertising through the press. K Special Reserved Ba£ « the b e e "W e work In the summer to lay up a store of food against the season uben we foresee we shall want It; but those who do nothing but drink and dance and sing In tho s u m ­ mer must o i peel to starve In tho winter."—Old i'able. Iy , <♦ ,i., > LttjAl AOVtRIISIM i In Ihr Citrali f a a r t . Me»*nih Judicial -Clr* rail. In anil Fe» Ihr Coanly of Firminole, Hurld» In d u m e t i John K. T y ( r t i , Complainant V». fltation Ktlward C. K rr r. and Anna Foreclosure :♦> . M. Karr, Ite* pun d e n t s . of M o rtg a g r 'To E dw ard i '*• K rr r and Anna M, Kerr Georgetown, Indiana, and tf) any « t h e r per ■on, claiming an interest In l.nt No. 52, ol * » m ith ’* fSub-di M. M. S Smith'* .............. " rivenir, ' " »on- ty, ntrrlda: ntirldsi .... __ V " . ’ It appearing from the. affidavit of George Cr. Herring, herein duly filed, that hr I« toliritor and roun*rl for the c o mIM a l a i n a n t, In the above »fated r e u i r , John E. T y g e r t ; and t h a t It I» the belief of t h e affiant, t h a t the defendant*. Edw ard C . K rrr and Anna M. Kerr are nan-r**ident* of the «t ele of F lo r­ ida. and are now resident* of the a i a t e of Indiana; residing in tha town of Georgetown, Indiana: that the *ald defendant» Ore over the age of 31 y e a r* , and tha t th e r e It no perron In the * t a l r of Florida, t h e ae rv ir* of subpoena upon whom would he blndimc upon the »aid oletendani*: wherefore, you, E d w a rd C . K r r t an d Anna M. Kerr, and all other* claiming an y right, title or InterMl In l.nt No. 6 3 , M, M. Smith'a Sub­ division. Seminole C o u n ty , Florida, are ordered to appear to the bill of com p lain ant, duly filed In thi» cau«c, on M onday , the 7th day ol lleeember, A. 1». I f t lt . the »am# b r ­ ing a rule day ol t | ii » court. It i* lurth rr ordered that thi» notice be published in the Sanford Herald, n new. paper published in Seminole co u n ty , Fbtr I d a, ntirr » atA , for four r o n . n - u t U f Week» Wilnea», I A. [ l u u c l a u , f t e r k of »aid C o u r t , a n d t i n »e»l tbrroof, t h i - i.Alh day of <letoher, A. I* i »eat 1 < tgrk «if the C ourt, f . It being our custfiiiL3aiways to obtain the newest novelties, etcfrwe announce our annual i Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th - I IVI I E A iHtUGI.ASS, C irc u it We take this opportunity to show our beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods, Silk and Wool dress materials, trimmings, OPENING Sem inole C ounty, Florida, lly J a a , C . Hotter ts, It. C . L Jf-Ä l6*Frl-8te‘ n o t i t i : o r i n c d i u ’o i c a i i d n READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT N o t l r t D h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t * r ihi* u r w lr r * i g h r ti in t r ntl t o a p p l y I s i h r Iln rio ra M r P a r k T r a m m e l l , C i i i t e r n n f *»f i h r S t a v• * ( Flo rid «. al T a lla h a M fr, Phi rid a on thi* l O l f t tla> ««l N u v f m h f f , \ D l i * M , ft.r 1»-t f t # r * p t t r n t i n t o n a r at m g M trrx iv r Manu fa* l u r i n g « '-« m ju n y, tind**r t h» fn l lu » ir.t pr «rt i rl *** n| i n i n r f i U M t i m i l h*- <•r i * , i n a i itf »til» » »* r e » **n Hi*- in t h r u f f i r r •«( t t i r N r r f r t a i y 1 1 M i l e , a * m i u i r r t l Lv ) « « '« \V h ut f m i n gi*r * S M P m sming*»r I W K n tirn in g rr M S Fu i r *mnC"r • *»f I n r u t |ior a I h i n *»f M i r r a l i * c u l a r l u r i n g I omp, inj r We. Mif U l l Here you will find displayed all ^ the newest fashioned suits, capes and ^-coats. -for Ad a ies. - - Also a pretty line' of coats for children and youn^ ladies. M»n- Ihr ijndrr*ignn«1. havr af ranl to *• niff »• 1> m and do hsriHn« »• I #*r I h * p u rp c* ’*r of f o r m i n g 11*I « !•*•!> pnJttir a n il l o r p o r a t r . u n d e r a n . I l*> ><flu» of i h r l a * * of i h r »tat»* «i f |* l u r i d a , » f id il o h r f r h > a d o p t lb** f o l l o w i n g a r l i « l > * tif i n m r p u r a t m n %r t i r i a I T ir* n a n * * of t to - • o f p u ra t turn • t. * 1 1 I**M i r r a t i it \l an u f a r t u m g f K n i p s i n p f i t i i j j i a l p' U' rr of bf f^fVP *i»t i«i* t*»*lrd «nil I o n d o * I* d ).* -a. I n if ♦ » ’ ! I •• p % I ««P m a l I m Ail I «: - c m a fid t j f i t m i at I* m * f< » f u l l a*- a n d 1*• fad in lui* iiit- *f d t i . iS ii ig w.'ln- £ inn*. » la* t urli»!:. p r « 'p » r m g a n d d t * p - h* l ig d r o ^ « . ft r*ll« i h m a n d rn.-di* i r a i p n p a r at oui * •*? al h m !* l o lo>< ti«*, p f " p a r t s a r i l a» d di d ' f r *. I i n i i i t r a l . ai-rut* *1 a n d t trnt.«i u ( r a i * d « 4 i < p . I n i . i u M v r r t « « u l a r i u n * a n d *#11 ria n ti and dondar li« * * ; lo b u y , ow n, i r li ami ronv r*| ri al I alai«*, l o i * o r r *« w moiri•• y a nd r u f r I li p * a n t r , b >' m u r i ga g ***. *l ***■d -. *'>©ini s ri 1111* * o t I »I h •* r, filli I g a 11»»li ■ I h af * f -1r I •» I »u > -rii. ac«iiiliifr,, o w n a n d Jh*dd a ll p r f a n n a f p ro p rrly nrr«-**ary In p r ii p f r U rundm I a n d r a r i » oli i b r * i-u-in»-*# . 1 j l ............ .. lu m « it a It* ba **-, r an i * , a ll T f»* I)r. Armstrong lias withdrawn from the market two hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth of his choicest lots and will hold them while the present great developments are going on in this section, and will re­ place them on the market when the prices will range one thousand dollars for inside lots and three to four thousand dollars for his riverfront lots. Riverview is making one of the (inest investments to the large or small investor in the entire state of Florida. A place where a man or woman may spend five or ten dollars a month for a few years and realize thousands of dollars profit. (¿1 "Our plan la vary diffaront.'' raid To my many friends and buyerg of Riverview property, I wish to make a statem ent, giving a few facts in regard to this rapidly developing suburb of Jacksonville. I have had the question put to me several times recently, why I do not advertise Riverview now as I formerly did. Here is my answer: * Riverview has been so well adver­ tised, and the sales of this property have been so enormous, the develop­ ments so great, that there is a steady demand for the property without saying a word through the press. Riverview Today Looks Like a Young City in Its Self la from Oormnny; her mother from Scot. Innd. On« titty the con vernation turned j ' on nationalities und nty liuaband naked , 4 MfiKgUt what utio'waa. With her arm .<j around her little brother Herman a h a ^ replied: ' .Mamma and wo't Scotch, but papa's h«’n German." « r li OCTonER IB. 19U 1*4 fighi- pu m I o| p o r a l m li* ili** U a ■ of O r » r■ and 4i»(Aft,lnl |f arid i* C* • A ' *• , TT \ - LADIES’ NECKWEAR A Inrge assortment of brand new neckwear. All those new “vest" effects, flared collars, silk and lace jabots, etc., all made of nice material. See this display. t »t at. * of Irllrtr III Tbc* « m o u n t of I h » r a p i i al *1 or W of I h i * c o r p o r a t i o n « ba ll b«* T f r i t i y F u r T h o u s a n d ìÌ'JhO lH).ou > D o l l a r i , t o b# d i v i d e d i n t o t w o hundrvd and fifty IC&O) ah a re * of O n r llu m trrd ( 1 1 0 0 . OUI D o lla ri rach. A ll ur any p o t lion o f t b r c a p i t a l « f o r k of* t h i * cor p o r a t i n t i m a y b# pa y « h in In , i»aued nr ti«pil f o r t h e p u r r haa«* ttf* p r o p e r t y , eil b e r r e a l or t v e r t a m i , o r fur t h e p a y m e n i of l a ! or or «er v i r e « , a t m } u * l a n d f a i r v a lu a l io n, t o b * d e t e r m i n e d by t h e b o a r d of d l r r c i o r a . Article I V T h i « r o r por at io n « h a ll e o n t i nue a n d h a v e f u l l p o w e r I n e a r r e i v e il» r o r i M i r a t e ri g N t « a n d I r a n r h l * * —. f « r » p e r i o d *if ninr 1> n i n e y e a n , from a nt i » f l r r t ft* f o n i n , * m r i t i n t i tif I t * C o r p o r a t e r « l * l e n r r A d irle \ SPECIAL SHOWING 0 F BOY’S SUITS Th* bu«!n*»a oi this corporation .hall tir riimlurtrij by ihr following offtrrr. A prr»ideni, a »rrrrtary *n<1 * irtaturrr, and » hoar it ol illrritors, o( noi Ira» than Ihtrr nilf mor» than flva dirntor». Until tha first' mrrting of th* i l o r t hol'tar*, htralnaflar |>tovlarH for, th* offtrvra of thi* corporation »hall hr: W. E nlim ln g rr, prr*i<tent; S. M. Entnrlngrr, aocrrtarj ; T . I‘. LrwU, tr*a»urrr, and C. W. I Entim ln grr, 8. M. Fntamingrr ami T. F. I teoria »hili rontlltul* Ihr board of director*. Th* Oril or nrgaol.atlnn marling o| tbr •torkhnldrr* ahall br held at l.ongarood, Florida, on thr 14th day of November, A. It. Here you will see all those things your has been craving in the way of a suit. I ' t l t . for |h* purpo»* of adopting by-law« and completing th * organ lratln n of thi* co ro ra tion , and also for t h * purpo»* of *lrc t (ng *uch offtrrr» of t h * corporation a< a r r b » r* lnbrf or* provided for, and thereafter th * annual meeting of the atorkholdera ■halt b* held on th * third Tu esday In November <jf a a rh and * v * r y year. Beautiful line of 150 boy’s suits, brand new. Art i cl e VI. T h e hlghret atnnunt of Indebtedness or liatdllty to which I hi» co rp oration shall s u b ­ ject Itself »ball be an am ou nt not tp Mreed the am o u nt of. the capital stock of this corporation. X; \ t «I iiu! i Arflrt* VII. Th* name* and r iald*ne*» of the tubterlhlng Inrorpnratms"and th* amount of capital alack lubscrtbed by each are a* fed- -• lo w»: C. W. Kntamiug'r, I.ongwo*d. Florida, Ten Sbarca. ». c -k*4* r ca -r I Scores, of fine homes have been ed up and set out in shade trees, beau•> DON’T FORGET TH E BOY’S 8. M. Ent*ir.lnc«r. I^ingwood, Flnrida, ' bHnety Share*. ** •" U W. Fipurrtnger, l.ongwood, Florida, Ten Share«. . » M. 8. Er.lrminger. l.ongwood. Florida. T*n D ISPLA Y ROYAL BRAND T .^Î!*ï” w1a, Ijingwood, Florida, Ten Shir** In witr.*** whereol, th* auhscriblng inror^ rators b a t * hartunln a*t tbalr name*, tin la thr ISlh day ol OrtobeK A. I). 1114. J fì. W. Entimingcr 8. M. Enutninger !.. W, Tintamlnf^ M. S. Entamiltger T. I». Uw i*. 'W y %«53 ' - rv": sty • . of a Florida •ty of Semino!* hrrrby crrtlly that befijje^nt* » notary / hr W. E n ta .......... peraonallv app*arr _ «»bile, ing*r, S. hi. f.ntamlnger, I,. tA. F-ntt- Inger, M. 8. Entaminger and T. I’ . i, ’.o m* well known to be the périma nam nj, ‘ in and who *ub*frlb*d their name« to t h e 1 foregoing artici*« of Incorporation, and »•*erally t r l ) M i t M l | t d b»fouf# Pif I lint .»»ruled th* »am* (or the purpose* lh*reln • • , f Openings are not always for ladies. We will have f ' also a special display of Men’s Furnishings. I — — t Dr. Armstrong, thè owner, and A *. his family are now taking a cruise Southern waters ' and may be seen rw aftaw person during the week of 19th to 24t of. October, here in Sanford. O'»* • P1'wlnt**« my hand and offlelal seal in tha . r J Mr.: Natary Ptthli*. HU'.. ■ My rommlnion e»pir«a Nov. I ) , ’ 17. Gao. A. OeCottM. Attorney for I nt orporat on. : H É & É ft m. ■» ■' • . ' L* f M * 1 * ♦ 'V 1 0 * F ri - 4 tr r j m- ^ ••'y-> ■ . • * •; *. * - » .. i n11 Ï aT. - . •• • : • »Jk\ r. . Lftr S a»* - • *•' i �m m m **** - X • * . • . *> • WAR I^ W S PU BLISH ED ' SEMI-WEEKLY 1 "-"^ ....... ■■■■ — ■_j _ » ■ i ------- . F I V E H O U R S A H E A D O F AN Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D IN S A N F O R D — L ife Ia W u rth ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS L iv in g SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY «uTolIKH 20. 1914 VOLUME VI NO 17 I I interested in nil other agricultural. Another :»rm-n.1 in.-i.t submitted by I horticultural and trucking a c t iv ­ ( t ho last legislature I••r the adoption ities should get together in their re­ ; by lb** people is one looking toward spective localities at an cnrly dale I the cutting down expense and the to discuss present’ and future con­ ; leaseninn of the burden» on the tux* ditions, and to form voluntary or­ * payers. ganizations to push forward nil The rounty treasurership hua a l­ worthy and helpful movement", ways been un anomaly. There vm? which offer licnoficial result* with never uny real reason why any per- IT IS REPOHT6 DUEHAZ GOVERNOR TRAMMELL respect tel’ the planting, cultivation « S T O C K M E N R E A L I Z E R E P O R T OK SUPERINTEN­ soA filmy Id draw u very sul»£*.^f?»l and marketing of ail the numerous ESI G NATES fAR.MOVER TW ELV E H U N DENT SHOWS GOOD stipend for work that could'as well - crops which con\l»tp<* to make FlorCEEDED IN RETAKING HRS’ AND GROWlie done hy some other county ofD E E D D O L L A R S 'F T /Y T ' * *~ rtnrt~hoTffrtilttTT*f • ATTENDANCE ANI) iiita.r,vn .Wo »«Mngr—swher institution, wealth. ERS’ DAY" m i UP UBTHENIT' A C A R LQ AOu V- R E S O U R C E S ’ Without cost.' -}livpv ► A struggle for the ppjfcession Tails le ssee . Fla.. Oct. 20 Gov. thnt I might suggest a common - - The J a c k s o n v ille Metropolis is The rounty treasurer receives • - 'T h e schools of Sanford and o f the strip of French sea coast nourest Park Trammell tod aj issued the fol­ date for the holding of meetings In running a head entitled " P l a n t Moro •Ciminole coup1 y are a f once the jo y mone>’ irom tbe collector and pays to the shores of Kngland was the lowing address to the people of Flor­ each county of the a u t o by all per­ Hens," which ia good enough in its aKm ‘ it out on the orders of the county md pride of every man, woman and He ys paid .for the most interesting phase of tho war id a: * sons interested directly or indirectly wny but does not cover the field. child residing in the county and commissioners. situation tod ay, work by a Certain percentage on the T o The People uf Flo rid aThe in farming, fruit growing or tru ck­ Wu would supplement t h a t by oddthough Seminole county ia the baby British naval forces are- reported rather wide spread dixtubrnnee in ing, nnd 1 therefore designate S a t ­ ing, "P la n t more cattle, *heep, hog« ■ amount handled. His duty consists county of the state the- school* are to have joined in the movement commercial and^phajicisl conditions urday, November 7, 1914, as F a r ­ and goats," for In this ouf future among the host in the south. Know* in seeing that warrants are properly with the allies, who are making a which have been Experienced since mers* and Growers' Day through­ prosperity will, expand greatly and l„g this to l>e the fact we want drawn on the proper fundt nnd in determined- stand on the Belgian the outbreak of the great European out the state of Florida; and I re- redountl to ou r rrodit. T h ere U no issuing his checks for the am ount. others to know it and to those who residence in Th at, is about all thuU he is called frontier nguinst the westward drive war haw furnished the most forrihle »l>ertfully .and urgently request th at mason In the world for Floridians are contemplating a rcsldenco of the Herman right wing. lesson t.uight to the present genera­ o each county, or, where It is deem- buy cattle, aheeji, chickens, 'h og s., Florid» either for the winter or all ul,on to do. Tho e v ic t battle line is nit known. tion th.it agriculture is in fact the cd utl visa hie, in each locality the etc., from a n y other sta te in the the year round our schools are s o ' Any bonk in -the community would This afternoon’s otlicinl French s t a t e ­ foundation ston e of our National farmers nnd citizen* generally gather UniAn and o u r people can laugh a t ooJ that they will uppeal to the tak,‘ ul,on ltMcli lht> <"»'»•• labor, and ment says th a t the German artillery grentm-ss and prosperity, and that at convenient places and give care­ the idea o j eating "em balm ed beef „rents of children. * i n M t , u ' 1 oi CtthurKinK *•"* has attacked without success “ the Upon l ' ■ proper protection and tie ful thought ami discussion to ways that comes to us from the Irig pack­ r . . . , , I the work performed would I*.- glad to •hool facilities ure the lode ! Good «cl ! pays the county interest on t lo- Imi front from Nieupnrt to Ytudsloo, to velopim >.t of our various agricul and means of protecting and a d ­ ing houses of tho northwest. itone that attract the majority of anees carried in the treasury Thus* the east of iHxmudc " The allies, it turill I'.ti rest* ile|H'll<|s the welfare vancing their interests, and of arous­ Cattle raising in the past has Ik-oii the hone- »eekera in new territories ing and stimulating interest ill nil confined somewhat to thq Kiasim,ur . . . . ! I I . there would he a Untili doiildi'e 'ZVing -/.viiig t he adds, have advanced mi far as Bout- of all our people •nil the schools of Seminole have at* its uml there bus lifen u sharp fight* It is pro|a;r und needful, therefore, measures ufleeting the prosperity of inec prairie* nnd only in the past L e d , rr|.uurton second W n o n ,. I“ » ” ' » ' / " ,h " , " " * 7 " .m l l b . r e ing on a front from’ La Bassee to thut all citizens imbtn’t! with pulilie measures nfTectlng the prosperity of year havtf our |M-ople woke up to the borinth,! ihooo .1.1«. “ ‘J" °'am . .Iron, . . other m«*tiH mi*nf hfr An it endm ent miDti upon tt which the Ahlnin und' S t . Nazaire. spirit and with reguril for the future their respective localities ns well a* possibilities of raising rnttlo in thin might have the desired information Paris states that the allies are advancement of our state and our to nil matters nflecting the general part of the s t a t e upon a large seale. (leople will vote at the election next s statement of the condition of our month, proposes the abolishment of moving on I.ille. which was occupied country us well as for the material |welfare of the state. The great jiruiries of the uj )|mt St. schools has been prepared hy Hon. Ati “ Curlier date is not suggested Johns river urn the ideal spots for the o Hi is* of county treasurer with hy the Hermnns on October 13. interest ••! the particular section in D. I. Thrasher, superintendent o f . \n earlier dispatch from London, which I In v live, should lie zealous for the reason thnt it is considered raising cattle, sheep and hogs and all its af tenda ut cuinlaTMimeiiess Public instruction of Seminole and and cost to the taxpayer It is one slating that the Germans were bum* and in-tiring m l lie promotion o f all advisable, and it is now rernm- tltvir possiliiljt ies are looming larger is pvrn Is-low a melili uh-ut that .very v.n.r cun hurtling Lille, may have reference to mi)veil ••• ' wi ll designed to lieiietit Mie tided, that ; nor to I fa* Till of eui h year An item in the pu|>era of During the past year Seminole consi a-ntintisi\ approve and for event-, prior tl tlitob er 13, und have our v horMcill Nov e Hiller t). I.....p|e III Uo’iT re- Klusininiee last week gave the high I agrieull ur«l. county maintained ten white sehools wInch he ought to vole i - p e r t i v e l oeul i t i es h o l d p r e l i m i n a r y water murk in prices of a car load Miami lir-en delayed in transmission from turai 'I trtii king industries »ith an enrollment of 1023, and an Herald Flume In London tlver ■i v weeks ago. when th e ef meetings at -Hell time a* may suit of la»ef 'hipped from that plan*, the srerage attendance of 830; and w.,r tirsi l.e tlo-ir •m iVi-nienee for the purpose There I,. noiliing from Berlin to f e d s i iti I u r | k-.<n price being b e tte r than $26 per head. fight r.i gr.. ». honls with an enroll of "I discussing plans, and measures to n-vi-uj thè position <>f thè tìe rm a ns gall to la- felt in the searcity M u tes to h lor ill a Seminole c o u n ty ran lient that m«nt ol 723 and un average a t ­ in ' *' 'i lb o n lt c .l for limn- general i on and two of mir cattlemen have jirobthut are eontending for thè roasf ma ny •rdinar V eomitioilitle« and Mr and Mrs Jet« se Shilling will tendance of 520. ThesA schools >d -ideralion at the Urger gatherings ably reached the high water murk Ilio I tu re i» no J o iib t. hnwev’er, t he r •111 •.. v .ulva m I hr prices «nr taiigi i i.y I!' white and 1 !* col leave Monday f..r Vi'!.>M I lurida, thut ttiev are binimi for l>unkirk many a l . i i . nf food. I issued all •olitempl.ited to tie held Nov. 7th. imeni of a car . orsd teachers Salaries paid the where they will tie located lor .some­ .iiid • al.iis and are prepari-d to rneet addre» Florida is today one ol the most to the farmer» of Florida cksonville finn. time Mr Shilling is perhaps the •hue teachers, from $40 to $225 a strong fi-Mstalli-e \ und !■ •II it izcn» of the state who prosperous states of the I'nion and T h e at th $35 ti3 a head. per month, aggregate for the tetm oldest employe of tin- county III trnl land' urging that enjoys a high rank in the mutter of the car own • K.i i n *« t Im f ttUMpl M l III$1200 NichI IIII 111 Ilf service, he hu VIUg heell sii •I eight miintVf $18,796.26 Sal arrangi Hi* n l' the t«T h i pi ' a wealtl Her pros|M-rit\ o U u t l \ I’ri t hey earlier in tn t n tli* ? r« » < • pv Prance i.-lie va afe thè tries of ihe colored teachers, from [Ifrilltendrfit tt.d I h|ef engineer of I ll*» »Utt |i.l ich :irn fit rimg a g a i n o n |da lit 11 l , ult I v in ion n f —rfi i\ *snd high standing ai. In- ■veti m o r e calile and suiti 130 to Imi p.r month. aggregate for th(’ M" ‘ " " h.-ating >..d light r ■11 lost .1 III is dv,i lii e »l however, !■> projHT CO • l|»H «I • t ! ;» tI.t 1* ll* whi pH »o . ..utl i. n Usi V ltl. lt t r n s i v I p demoiistraten the term Hy53 75. Trànaportation ( " ' 8 I*1“ " ' f,,r -V* >' ,r ” l,,s M rv" ' nut the i i -I thaï t In re •peration and organization in t lie 1 W o will r«*H ■ ult • cali bring top Iteeii so satisfuelory that ’ #f-children m schrmhr in the county. *”l!' 1...... f her f a r m e r s a n d g r o w e r s notch prices all abundance of -- ti p r o I l i i e r e s t 1» iindo.ibtedly G erm an- a n d A u s t r i a n s h a v e e n 1 may 1 new hoard of count v i on mi'simiers |2,5!9.on por improvement of t he I" • f i e f " r w tin - c o n t r i b u t e - o ’ rt ai l I d l i c e 1 i-, ■I bv our 4 util. In hi« duties tie . ..IlM.'T . .1 h a d w e u l h ' - r 1 fl I l u ' . ' l a n school h o : ' . ' and ei|ui|iment $.*. bus retained him I« !• de v , i I > I • III, nl ii i» earnestly • i i i t ' i j n i p l i i i i i 1 1 o I l o r a l * i o tila for a carload of grass fed c a ttle Th. v . l a i n . , b* iVtcM •r. t o b e t i l l ó l e ÎDI 42. b-r .,l| other purposes’ $2. Inis come hi cn/II.Hl * It r ’ a great P n l . . . d I >-n vored in that hoped and urged that our people and is a m atter of congratulation to I III lie- markets thi* \ i s t i l l a . 192.77 Tla- total income from all many of the citisens of thi- county m.t king f p ri . g r . - '« i a l o n g liticatimi In j -oi i i nul i 1 i take grealiT nlv.iitag) of l tu- iinus- the men who raised tlu-in and S e m ­ con •r t » t h a t t hi* 1 11 V.l ' i b i . source* (,,r the year. $30.272 fit and his unfailing kindlv greeting l V t n . g r a d . i " i mnierial advantages which usual opportunity olierei! them to inole county. , gr> .I ll d c l i n i l t d y c h e i •kiMi. 7Vsrr»nt.' issued during the school and courtesy will be mi'-ed during lia> l.ci I woui certuinlv m i rue tlirough such protect I hi» stati* s indu tries, mVerily, plant hens, plant- c a t tle , his absence. His mnny friends here Nothing i- definitely known of t h e year for all purposes. $34.77421 ase lu r wealth and develop her i act tv |eplant hogs, plant sheep. tru-t his Florida interest» will prove f>lt, ,,f p mv-l Hi Gnllli ill Best in Uirrant* outstanding. July 1st. $ ' [ re nitri e ifli-r. I ag.. Ill a y soon t ti prolitoble and know iliat towill soon ^ foriiiatlon is that it i» still holding 439.99, ra-i, in the hands of the l'X R K TU A M Mi l I ■f I • ititi ur I the I i . if a........ m o n g "1 1dr. for f I to It ii s s i l i Its \ it n ti a ' - 1L i it > w n ia k< . ph oi < agin tr*»surcr. J 2 .,i;|f, u h) u ,.r is 11,11 lio I •'.of J •)., eg . o f • ! . e g» I.....I lira .¡1 - . \t I that rluiliiib \ ■ •• i 1 t w• t» * *. . • i T* ,t «« . i* 11 r. £ U l; M •{ i tu rub a n d guv* l , i f Hi.» i * .' Im h . . . i i . i, l e d a v a I ll w .l'in.iriio wa. , riJM m ■' , ti,„d t hroughoiit t h< able pro.-«-" f, •r the mu nula rt urc uf •• 14» i t t l . i»» • *•r ifiitri ..tics I • I.J. to' I I l l ' l l , 1 fo -.-•I greatly ft.I s miser in the Adrtath n y a K f i count;. certain chemicals, came to this co u n ­ o( 1 • ifon, payinie ther«*iur not less today. try to he nearer his chief m arkets. Wilh l»m’ one tninpr exception 1 also (fiat. ten n*u ts per pound Japan lost tlie cruiser Taknchiho, hsrmony .prevailed througiiout the (O I.I.K I T O R R E P O R T S Business prospered. I he money (low ­ urge. (hr pvnpl«' to nr^ari/i' local T A X vrhtrh -trurk n mine while patYollii g ed in and the young German chose founty among tuachera, jNtirans atvil a n i ■llinty ’¡tssogia t lilt's of club » tor K A I U IIK O F M A N Y T O oll Tsingtau Two hundred und II wife trulli tile people of Ills fu ller the local and county school hoard, 1 ) . ; I i r p o s e Ilf still ll.itlltg tl* pur P W W H E N IM E s i v e n t v •••.,• otbeers and m e tl p e t la ml snd a* far a* the superintendept is a lid h.ddl Ii g «1 . ol Inn ■n n i 4 h.1 I bed »i'l*- to judge, from every sta n d ­ l.a*l folv he look hi* wife ncross 1'.ilici tur Ino I) linkli.« i i . t af kel r. gì. 1 rn-d . - ■>.r n ,i 1 •mi Tax point ..lie nf th,. most success- TO UK I'OSTMASTKK \T \dditinnitl ( .1nudilih trnofis were .tii n a ini t hi* i ••in n m.||I \ «ould -t .itr*» that the i >|l.. no.bile license TlW' $»•i dfl ••!» ¡I \¡I f t turn trip und fui school ..¡^rs in (lie historf* of • \ von moût h. Kngland. ♦mr * and n* pro)', r i • b b : 1 t •• in. >.i> i *• liilivr tif-t t. .i - ii «#t. hi««fii * (iieff;, -ol that their tif'l .luid might I.A.NDO. S I < f KKIMN4. He e x ­ ' II -, work III tld* M'l'X "l.i -. paid t.y many of th,- owners There be born in the Fatherland ii.,« - , I s i*( I la- w o t M W. II. O \ I'.Al. tion pected to lie back in America by ote lias been about LID licenses issued It '.as been very gralilvmg to n*.t I la Turkish government has pllow with his wife and liuhy, hut the W <’ fused the l l r i t i s h demand that tin that ( >. t 20 Yirlnntlir. Fla onsldera bit* int.'(ç«i lias bi.-n and there aft aIm ii t 2 ID m.lchines Schools throughout Seminole are in rm.in crew.i* be discharged from j miinitysted throughout ll«state in tIn' county The penalty for nop- rton finger of war reached out ayd «0» busily engaged with the ne new w Mcla-an has received word from yrer’s work, increased enrollment, Waphington that his appointment as the cruisers Goelien und Bri*sluu|in the diversification of crops, and jiayment is double the amount of tupped him on the shoulder. W ithin improved equipment, more ofllcient postmaster of Orlando to succeed wludi Turkey liought from Germany t hat a the " B u y u Buie of t ’n t t o n " the license, which will make it a few days ufter the child was born iMcherx. and-.'mora of them, a n d , " ’- 11 O'Neni. present Republican which Turkry1 Imught from Ger­ mo) • menl has hearty support in rather hard on the owners when the the govern ml* n t / emissary stopped m any*section* of tin rnuntry The Tax C ollector loses patience and ut tlie Germ an’s duor and notified « O ’ much larger income leads to |oppointed, has finally Uum con- many |»itti..tion which now riinfroht* us m starts eollectlng through the sheriff. him that his » rvircs were required 'i1» tbttering conclusion thnt at this ' firmed l>y the sennte and his papers bme next yt.ar n|| oiUatanding warbw forwarded at once The up How Prohibition Work* in Kansas one which Jiresi-Iit» the greatest Several of our people have been in the anim-s id the Kaiser. There. He hail neglected -to opportunity ev er oflered to our caught in other counties without was no escape. mntx win have been retired, uil pointmeni wus seni in hy l’resident At the meeting of the l ’reabytake out American nsMirulir.u lion (H’oph* fur extending and im p rov ­ this years license tag on their ri ra «hool debts paid, more children, Wilson some fnonth* ago and a depaper*. tt-riati Christian K fhleq^-or Society and have been forced to pay a license ter mi ned eflort to postponV thè coning their agricultural interests and K»r and better schools and money Hu wife has m.t heard from him " llle treasury. Now lot the chjl- firmation hns been mude by bolli last Friday night thu su bject of tein- it i.ills for the best thought and in those counties. T h i* is got pat­ since the day she kissed him in u ronizing your homo county and also Oriundo and Washington people. the wisest action on the part of patrons and teachers join |m-ranee and firohibition was dlaFor all she iirtily with tho local und county who were fiersonally intrrested in ■ussctl, and am ong the interesting our •ntire citizenship in ri'ing to the makes it rather tough n the owners heartbroken f; -••well. lt emergency and taking ad vantage to lie asked to come across I.y the kuqws in- im» six feet dee|i in the ■«bool hoard in building up the han- hliving some line else appoiflted f a c t s and ligures which were firoThis hastily dug trenches Indore larg e, or of n n opportunity oflered It i» *a officials of other counties. « f schools and school system, in is reported thut charges were j>re- j Mr McLean, but dticed w .s a startling.pafHT from the time when mutual aid and coopera­ license must he fluid and one might stark o n tho plain» of Churle.rof. ierrcjl against •bn. the neweaf 0f the state. upon investigation these wore found Attorney General of Kansns on how tion are needed in every section, us well patannize home offirials aw T h e business which he built up in • Your* tiuly, This this couqtry with such ch eerfu l to lie utterly groundless, and after prohibition had worked in IÜH state and if freely and unselfishly given, officials of other counties. I> L T H H A S J I E R . Kupt. license must lie jaiid and owners pains is going rapidly to ruin in. the the most thorough investigations, the reward will be uliunduiit. T h e following lire some of the facts the appointment was unanimously As indicative of the benefit* to should pay it now and avoid trouble hands of an inexperienced and dis­ he stated: tracted r e la tiv e .— Ex. l m* derived through cooperation. I and double payment. confirmod. .. -■«■. -----------------I. More than half the county jails desire to cull th e attention of tho Mr. McLean bus been in the emin Kansas nre em p ty . public to the fact that, within tho Som e Fine P ecan s pfey of the present postmaster for County commissioners in Polk 2 Sixty-five out of 105 counties past week un organization w a s form ­ The lli-ruld is in receipt of a pack­ county cin>*^ler a county fair one twelve or thirteen years und Is a - most tillable nnd competent offleia in the slap* huve no convict* in the ed at u meeting in Jacksonville age of ftecana from the Oak Knoll of the best things that could happen held by n number of citizens from Farm n ear Altamonte, thi# county. f the liest things that could happen and practically ev ery one in Orlando s t a le 'p e n a l institutions. different parts of the state, known They are u new variety grown hy and have announced un ap p ro p ria­ is pleased at the appointment 3 Mnny counties have had no as t tie Florida Twenty Thousand that veteran N. II. Fogg of the firm tion of $ 1, 000 for the fair to be held criminal jury trial in ten y e a r * .,. Bale Club, its purpose hoing to a s­ of Fogg & Osteen, owners of Oak in Polk county next February. T h e Dr. Miller In Orlando 4 . Eighty seven countie* have no ARMSTRONG sist needy cotton growers in selling Knoll. Mr. Fogg writes th at he has la k e la n d News telling of the action insane. 4> r. Oliver J . Miller of Sanford their rotton nl a fair price.- T h is named the pecan the Fogg’s Prolific commending it. said that l-akclaiul. Ril first page m ention as 5 Fifty-four counties have no plan is un excellent und commend appeared before the city council this Paper Shell which is name emu igii having volunteered to give $ 1 ,0 0 0 , the largest ad v ertisers In f e e b l e minded it I•Li- one. and 1 earnestly urge thnt to carry it most every-w here in a arid other people being m u c h inter afternoon, addressing the hotly upon j t; Snw’-si* counties have no in­ it ie given helirty support mid ••• civilized community today’s issue. T h e ad ­ tlak Knoll ested. ll now see ms that t h e lair in a bill thnt he purposes bringing be- j ebriates up, ration ill all parts ■>( I In- - t a le Farm is a famous place for Dints, the spring will l.e a glad su creas. vertisement m ay be found . fore the next legislature, requiring a 7 Twenty-nine counties huve not In view of the relatively limited p r o - vegetables, pecans nnd hogs and An effort ii being made to huve a on P a g e 8 . . uniform state medical examination a single inmate on their poor farms. ductnm of cotton in Florida, con- Fogg Is a living example of what a permanent building eroded on the certed support of the movement in thrifty farmer enn accomplish in a th letic field in Lakeland, where the of all children in the public schools. 8 Kansns i* the second richest He received the endorsement of the state in the Union, her per capita which this club bus taken the lead Seminole county or any other coun­ fuir association rnn house anil cure Special Notice would tend, greatly to relieve the ty in Floridu. He raises only the for the stock a n d poultry e x h ib its council, *n requisition which he will wealth is $1700. ■ ,, distress felt by cotton growers of best of everything and ulwuya gets • ' • « * J he herald will on each •uch year. T h e fair assoefatibn h a * make of nil thè councils of the prin­ 9. They have the lowest doath Florida. the best niurkot price nnd bus made been very active o f lute and with the ;fy ^ attention to the cipal oitlea In the state, together rate in the world— 7 H per thousand. • T o '’most successfully derive |a*r- gooil e v e ry year. . We hereby thank tim e intervrinng nnd u continuance ^argest advertisement in with the recommendation ‘ of all 1 0 . Less than 10 of thé 78C news­ munent advantages, it is essential him for the pecans und ho|N- hg will of in terest.and work the fuir of 1 9 15 school o flirtala in the various roun- papers of the sta te will accept whis­ that those of our people interested continue to sijip \is n package as should exccvd an ything ever before, current issue,.)in tlie’ growing of cotton and thoac ’ long us the season, lusts. key ad vertisem ent*. attem pted in th e rounty. ties.— Reporter-Star. ■ ' I f , , , ISA. -»a *■. '<¿*1**.. A bolishing ( m in n T r e a s u r e r » are in t h e b e s t of i • M IE S A N F O R D H E R A L D SEMINOLE SCHOOLS \ • £ * ÎW Ort*-, ■» . CONDITION THE WAR SITUATION A GET TOGETHER IN EUROPE STILLRE- GROWERS MEETING IKIAINS UNCHANGED SATURDAY, NOV. 7 SEMINOLE COUNTY LEA D S IN T H E CATTLE INDUSTRY -- 47 T Mw - - ' L S J * vU PAY YOUR AU- TOMOBILE TAX W. C. McLEAN iS CONFIRMED I The Largest Advertisement Today ¿rJä � 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, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 16, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 16, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 16, 1914; <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/f04101f2c9fe570f31160fcd00083578.pdf aad09dc860e30cb812df8a6151c7f506 PDF Text Text r- ..i- 5- ■ PAGE EIGHT 'ih***- " 1. ; »irrVv-.fcf . T H E SAN FO RD HERALD O c t o b e r I«. 1914 Mixed Nationality. A Statement from Dr. Armstrong in Regard to His Riverview Proper­ ty at Jacksonville Four-year ohl Mauclo'a father la from Germany; her mother from Scot- i ^ 'land. Ono day the conversation turned ) y on natlonnlltlea and nly husband naked MnKgki what nhc'woa. With. her arm 1around her Mttlo brother Herman aho i replied: " Mamma und wo'» Scotch, |but papu'a he's Gorman." Wladom of the Bee. "Our plan la very dlOarenti” nald the bee " W e work In tlio Hummer to lay up a »tore of food agalnat tho acaaon when we foreaco wo aboil want It; but those who do nothing but drink and dance and slug In tho-uuin mcr must expect to sturvo In tho ter."— Old Fuble. ♦X inni AUVtttllSIMi •X In (hr Tlrrull Court. Nrtrnlh Judicial H'lr* cull. In an«l fo r Iho Connly of Ncmlnolr, florid«. In Chancery ♦ t John K.JTygcrt, Complainant V9« Citation Edward ( \ Kerr, and Anna Forrcloturc M. K$rr, H«’»pondt»n(a. of M o n p a g r ^To Kdward 47« Krrr ami Anna M. Kerr ( I w i H f i n w n , Indiana, and to any Either per •on. claiming an intermt in Lot No. 52. ix. of oi M . M. S m i t h y S u b - d i r r s f i n l r . <^i We take this opportunity to show our beautiful stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods, Silk and Wool dress materials, trimmipgs, To my many friends and buyer§ o f | Riverview property, I wish to make a ijr, rtbiidu ___• appearing from the. affidavit of Grorgr ^-■¡<c ■"'■-'It being our customliilways statement, giving a few facts in regard O. ItHerring, herein duly flUo, that hr U »oto this rapidly developing suburb o f Sr3.*.r«s3r.ji; ■...i* the newest novelties, etc“_we Jacksonville. ......... “ our annual I have had the question put to me several times recently, why I do not advertise Riverview now as I formerly did. Here is my answer: ‘ Riverview has been so well adver­ Sanford tised, and the sales of this property have been so enormous, the develop- --*• ments so great, that there is a steady t'l«rk ol Ihr ('trrult t'nurt, Srmlnolr demand for the property without say­ ing a word through the press. , ▲> ____t ^ ■J - — — . — complainant, in _ _ . _V — • .* CJ that || |a |hr belief of the affiant, that the defendant*. Kdward C. Kerr and Ann a M Kerr are non-rwddent* of the »t ale nf Flor­ ida. and are now resident« of the Ma te of Indiana; redd ing in tha town of Georgetown, Indiana; that the «aid defendant* rfre over tha age of 21 year«, and that there la no perron In the »t ale of Florida, tha »ervirr of aubpoena upon whom would ba binding upon tha »aid defendants*, wherefore, yuu. F d w a r d C. Kert an d Anna M . Kerr, and all qthcra claiming any right, title nr in 'r r e*t In Lot No . 62, M. M. Smith*« S u b ­ division, Semlnolo County, Florida. are ordered tn appear to the hill of complainant, duly bled in thi« cause, on Monda y, the 7th flay nf llrrrm ber . A. f>. IDI4, the rant# b e ­ ing a rule day of tfiia court. It it further ordered that this notirc be published in the Herald, n n r » « paper published In Seminole county, Fb*r oner a w«*«»V. f •»r four ronarrutivr ♦ ▼ ^ 1 " nw. b A ( h i u il a w , t ’lerh «»I .aid Ci.u n . and iht .ral therinf, I hl- I\ih «lay at October. A. I > I VI I •«rail K A IH IM .U S S . County, Florida. Il y Jaa. C . Ko t. nl« , I>. C. ■ »« ■ ♦ to obtain announce Jl I■♦> yc FALL OPENING r i ♦ ♦ Thursday Oct. 15th, Friday Oct. 16th, Saturday Oct. 17th | ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Ifr-Fri-Mr Riverview Today Looks Like a Young City in Its Self The great million and a half city docks are being built out our way. The Carpenter-O’Brien great two and one-half million dollar mills are out beyond us, and the hundreds o f thous­ ands o f dollars now being spent in »"«"L Riverview, ancLaraund tht, is creating a demand for this property that puts us in a position where we do not need to spend another dollar in advertising through the press. • i t r i « n a ' led Special Reserved I)r. Armstrong has withdrawn from the market two hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth o f his choicest lots and will hold them while the present great developments are going on in this section, and will re­ place them on the market when the prices will range one thousand dollars for inside lots and three to four thous­ and dollars for his riverfront lots. Riverview is making one o f the finest investments to the large or small investor in the entire state of Florida. A place where a man or woman may spend five or ten dollars a month for a few years and realize thousands of dollars profit. Over Three Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth of This Property Already Sold «nd t « i n d u r i » «I In -«i of •»»*.•** Ili r. I a' I b» j*» Iaa!•»» «a t In «it In en g ¿ ¿ in an<i « a r t ) on. at l*»«t b » h* Ii- a'* and r e le i Inb»l» 'tied -if huVillg in.«»., la« luring, preparing ami iii«p> n«l i| «Iru^». rr-edl» ine« ami med inrat preparai mn» al Vi n d « . I»» In»» ile. pfepar«*. «eli «I >1 «Il I r»«c "f mili« ral. aerati <1 an«! « «riicroirat« d » A D p , to make, man ulact ure and « d l «li*inle « t ant * , j and droiluritara; to buy, own. aril and ron, vej real «alale, to i e i r n » « tnottey and «eI'urc t be -an»«-, by mortgage«. «Ir»-d«. h o m i -. rin i r « <»r other «»lillgat'ona thir«f«»r tn t»u>. -ell, ar«tuirr, own and _h«d«l all pir^onaf property nere««ary to prop« rlv ron dini w arnl carry on t lie- bu «lpe «» «1 t I" ♦ lion a nU ha»»-, r lerci»» and all t b( right« pi. a* » r • and | r « .1« g« •I . I ♦ in « »«r p«»r al mn* »»rgan.fr.l and • a. ili.l. the la«* nf I I r «late nf Fl««r’<!¿ \lll rlr III Tl.r kmminl of th* ra[ntal » l « f k of Iht. rorimratiun «hall I-,- T - r n l y Five T h o u « » n d lt>h0(H).00) DolUra, Xn l>r dlvldril Into l « o hundred and M l y (S&0) aharrt of Ono l lu n d r r d (JIOU.OUI Dollari r » r h . All ur any poition of thr raplla l ilo rk nf thla r n r p a r d l o n may he paya ldr fn. I.«urd or UB.d for I h# purrhaM. of. prnprr.y, rlthrr real or |»rrional. or for .h r |>ayrorot of lai or -or . . . v i m , at a ju ■t and (air valuation, lo ho drlrrmmc-d l-V Ihr lioard of dlrrrtnra. A f l l d r IV. T h i . ror|M<rallon .hall ron.ln ur ami havr full powrr to r . r r r l . r It. rorpura.r ri(lrv« and l.a n r h l.. —. t i r a nt-rlod of mo ri, ninr j r i r i , fri-m and aflrr it-« romn.rnrrVnrol ol II« ror|.oralr rt i.lorir r Arllrlr V T h a bualnraa of thl* corporation .hall hr cpndurtrd by thr l-tlloviins officer« V pro«*dent, a «r r r r la r y and a trraaurrr, and a hoard of director., y( noi Iraa than thrrr nor mora lhan flva dirrtlora. Until tha Drat1 m r r t l n i of tha i t i t i holdara, hrrrln aflrr provided for, the offlrara of thla corporation «hall ba: ( ’. W . K ntxm ln rrr . nrraldrnt; 8. M. Kntin-lntrr, . r r r r l a r y ; T . P. L««rli , treavurar, and r . W. F n t im l n c r r , S. M . F n t i m l n i r r and T. P. l ^ w l . . b a l l ronvtltulr Ihr hoard of dlrn tor«. T h r fir/t or orxapltatlon mrating ol tha • tnrkhóldrra «holl or hold at l.o n g «n o d , fl o r id a, on thr 14th day ol November, A. D . 1914, (or (hr pu rpo «« of adopting l-y-Uwa and completing thr nrganlratlon of thla corporatlon, and alvo for thr purpou- ol elect­ ing auch officer« nf thr corporation arr hereinbefore provided for, and thereafter thr annual meeting of thr aforkholdrra .hall be held on tha third TucmUy In N o ­ vember of r ar h and every year. Arllrlr VI. T h r hlghrrt »moun t of Indrhtednr«« or liability to which thi. corporation «hall «uhjrct It «elf .hall hr an amount not to exceed thr amount nf. thr capital «torti of thl« corporation. A rt lr l» VII. T h » name» »n d r »Idancea of thr aubacrlblng lnr<irpnratm«~and th» amount of capital atock aubacribed by r ar h arr a« fol­ lone: C. W . ilntamlnt'.-r, I . o n f w o » d , Florida. Ten Sharer. 8. M. Fntanr.lncvr. I^ng aro od, Florida, " N i n e t y Hh»rr». " * , '¿1 , . „ L. W . K.ntrrringet, t.ongwood, Florida, Ten ♦ ♦ ^ ♦ Here you will find displayed all ^ the newest fashioned su its, cap es and ^7 coats k x . 1ad ies.. - - Also a pretty Hue' of coats for children and youn^ ladies. • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « LADIES’ NECKWEAR A larjie assortment of brand new neckwear, those new "vest" effects, flared collars, silk and lace jabots, etc., all made of nice material. See this display. '▼> i W' SPECIAL SHOWING OF BOY’S SUITS ♦> ♦ ♦ ' ♦ * Here you will see all those things your boy has been -craving in the way of a suit. Beautiful line of 150 boy’s suits, brand new. -iw - DON’T FORGET THE BOY’S DISPLAY Share«. Scores, o f fine homes have been built, beautiful streets and avenues all C. W. Fnttmlngrr 8. M. Knt»mlnf«r laid off, fourteen miles o f streets open­ I.. W.Tfotimlngcr M. 8. F.nt«mlA(tr T. P. l-r*ria. ‘ ed up and set out in shade trees, beau­ / tiful parks and drive ways laid off, and ty of 8» ml not# f a state o f progress shown on every side. t Dr. Armstrong, the owner, and his family are now taking a cruise in my h»od »nd afficUl »»al In th» of-Srmlnolr and th» »U te of Florida, Southern waters' and may be seen ii county on Oil« th» 16th day of October, A. D. 1911. (wall M AIIV K. W A LD U oif. PuNle. State of Florida. person during the week o f 19th to 24tl Gao. A.MyNotary coraml*«lon eaplraa Nov. 13, *17. DaCottea. Attorney lor Incorporator». o f October, here in Sanford. lO-Frl-ttc M . 8. Kr.f«minger, lovngwood, Florida. T r n Sbarra T , p ; UrWIa, l.ongwood, Florida. T rn 8har»a In wltr.raa whereof, thr auhacrlbing in r a r pbratora have hereunto art thrlr name«, on thla thr 16th da y of Ortoher; A . U- IB M .- ♦ ♦ ♦ veffuuotr fmrrrtr: » • ’ • i, •- ai» a V•• « ». »I r«i a bn » ti « •». t» .'!••» « I u*il I'«* a ll t >»ar»t e f i!..*«•, 1 time to tlrrr Artici« II The general nature «•! « h# bu*inr ♦- READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT : o f i n t o i n *o k a i i o n Notice I« hereby given that wr the under• i gn rd intend to apply to t hr Honorable I'ark Trammell. Governor of tbe Slat« of Florida, at Tallaha«*ec, Florida, on the lOtto da> o ( N o v cm h tr , \ I» 1911. for In t ter« patent incorporating M i r r a r n e Manu fa<turing tym pany. under t be 1olio « ir« g propose«! «Mirle» «•/ in»ur por at ion t h»* «»rig mat ••( » In# I» i* n o » on hi«' in the office «•! I be Nrrretar.» «•( M a le , a- rm uirrd b\ l a « i W hntrrmngcr S M Fntf minger I W Knt i minger M N Fn tf mtngrr 1 I* I . « » . » Article« of I nr nr pur alino «»f Mirratile M a n ­ ufacturing 4 ompatny We, the und esig ne d, have agreed to a • »orlate <»uf»*'\r« anil •Iai hen-1.> heroine »• • Oriate«! (nr (He purpose «»I forming it.ln « body politic ami lorpnrale. un/ler and b> Virtue nf I lie law« «if lb«- «tate nf I lurid*, and «Io her» b ) adopt the following a r li «b « ol inrorpuration Artlrli I T i e narir «if t I»*- corporation »hall be Alterati.» M anulari nr ir g « o mpa n \ ^ a luj A.' pf tti «^ » a l piar prtrujjial pia« • -il •»( 1 n o t it i R O Y A L BRAND ♦ ♦> ♦ ♦ MEN’S FURNISHING. DEPARTMENT • ♦ ♦ X • ♦ .< 8lrf r of Florida /. hereby e»rtlly that bcfqyr ma » notary -bile, prraonally a p p » » r r « C C. W . KntaIngrr, S. M . pn ttm ln grr. !.. W . Kntainger, M . 8. Fnlam ln grr and T. P. I-rwlr. f a ta t well known to hr the prnn na nam»«L In and who aubtirlbed thrlr name« to thr^ foregoing »rtlclrv of Incorporillon. »n d arvrrally ackrvawtrdgad before ire that th*y • veculrd tha aa m» for thr purpo ««» therein Openings are not always for ladies. - We will have also a special display of Men’s Furnishings. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ L & CO. ! �WAR f^VVS FIVE HOURS AHEAD OF ANY PAPER IN THE SANFORD FIELD P U B L IS H E D ' SEMI-WEEKLY « TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D h ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS //V S A N f D R D — Life la Wnuh Living --------------r HANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY VOLI .me: VI <»< TOIIF.lt 20. 1914 NO 17 I 11nt«>re-» t«111 In nil other agricultural, horticultural ami trucking activ­ ities should get together in their re­ spective localities at an enrly date to discuss present and futur« con­ ditions, and to form voluntary or­ ganizations to push forward all worthy and helpful movements, which eider lieneficial result» with IT IS REPOIiTíiD -JCJIAX .G O V E R N O R T R A M M E L L respect to' the planting, cultivation STOCKMEN R E A L I Z E and marketing of all the numerous D E S IG N A T E S * tfA R M OVER TWELVE HUNcrops which ron\l»ipe to make FlorERS* A N D C ;R ()W : „ C E E D E D IN R E T A K IN G DEED DOLLARS FO?r ~ Itnrt—horffrtrirtmri : wealth. C IT T ~ O r 'O K R 'T N T r ERS’ DAY" ------ A CAR-LOAD» T ns- vT" } i r x T p r «. p V' Tallslftssee, Fla., Oct. 20. (¡ov. that I might suggest n comm A struggle for the ppjfcession 4/J -The Jacksonvillff Metropolis hi the strip of French’sea coast nearest Park Trammell todaj' issued the* fol­ date for the holding of meetings In running a head entitled "P la n t More* to the shores of England wns the lowing address to the people of Flor­ each county of the stato by all per­ Hens," which is good enough in its most interesting phase of tho war ida: * sons interested directly or indirectly way but does not cover the field. situation today*, T o The People of Florida- The in farming, fruit growing or truck­ Wo would supplement that by add­ British naval forces are- reported rather wielo spread diatubrnnee in ing, and I therefore designate Sat­ ing, "Plant mpre cattle, aheep, hogn • to have joined .In the movement commercial and^fihapcial conditions urday, November 7, 1914, as Far­ and goats," for In this our future with the allies, who are making a which have been Experienced since mers’ and Growers' Day through­ prosperity will, expand greatly and determined stand on the Belgian the outbreak of the great European out tho state of Florida; and I re- redounti to our credit. There is no frontier nguinst the westward drivo war huve furnished the most forcible spectfully .and urgently request that reason in the world for Floridians tv. of the German right wing. lesson taught to the present genera­ n each county, or, where It is deem­ buy cattle, sheeji, chickens, »bogs.Florida either for the winter or nil uI,on to 'loThe e)pirt battle line is nit known. tion that agriculture is in fact the ed ltdvisuhle, in each locality the etc., from any other stato in tho the year round our schools are s o 1 Any bank in -the community would This afternoon's official French state­ foundation stone of our National farmers und citizens generally gather Unidn and our people can laugh at ood that they will appeal to the take u»,on th‘‘ *“ » “ ' hthor. and ment says that the German artillery greatness and prosperity, anil that at convenient places nnel give care­ the idea oj eating “ embalmed l>eef n,rents of children. ’ in*tead oi ™»>urKinK the county for has attucked without success ‘ ‘ the upon tl'1 proper protection and ele*- ful thought and eliscussion to ways that comes to us from the Irig pack­ K .u I 1 i the work performed would hi- glad to Qood school facilities are the lode) . front from Nieuport t«» Yladsloo, to velopincut iif our various agricul­ and means of protecting and ad- ing houses of the northwest. the county interest <>n the tr.i itone that attract the majority of 1 P*'' the east of Dtxmudc " The allies, it tural I'.te re sts depend» the welfare vancing their interest.», ami of arous­ anres carried in the (reasury Thus* Cattle raising in the past has liven the home seekers in new territories ing and stimulating interest in all confined somowhat to thq Kissim­ there would he a double »zving the adds, have1 advanced mi far ¡is Bold­ of all cur people. »nd the school* of Seminole have at­ payment to the treasurer and the re­ er» ami there has been a sharp light­ It is proper and needful, therefore, measures udecting the prosperity of mee prairies and only in tho past tained a reputation second \o none. ing on a front from' La Bassee to that all citizens imhutBl with public measures adopting the prosperity of yenr have' our people woke up to tho ceipt of interest on deposit. In order that those from other states spirit and with regard far the future their respective localities as well as possibilities of raising cattlo in this An amendment upon which the Aldnin and' St. Naxaire. might have the diBired information Paris states that the allies are advancement of our state and our to nil mutters affecting the general part of the state upon a large scale. people will vote at the election next a statement of the condition of our as for the material I welfare of the state. The great prairies of the up|>or St. month, proposes the abolishment of moving on Lille, which was occupied country as we achooli has been prepared by Hon. A n —earlier date ts not suggested Johns river uru the ideal spots for the ndice of county treasurer, with by the Germnns on October 13. interest ■*i the- particular section m D. I. Thrasher, superintendent of , An curlier dispatch from London, which t in v live1, should he zealous for the reason that it is considereel raising cattle, sheep and hogs and all its attendant cumbcrMirncness Public Instruction of Seminole und and cost to tin- taxpayer It is one stating that the* Germans were bom­ and urtirn g in t lie promotion o f all advisable. and it t» now .recom- their possibilities art1 looming larger ii given t«'low An item in the jvujiers of amendment that every vul.r can barding l.ilh1. may have reference to moven •*• t- well designe d [o Iie*III*Til inenele.l, that |rior to the 7th of eat h yenr During the punt year Seminole eonsc lent omisI approve and (or e ve r.t» prior tl tie tuber 13. and have our ' i*•• I agricultitral. hortte-iil No Vi- Ii, |,er the1 people ill l bl'T r»1- Kissimmee last week gave the high rouniy maintained ten white schools w,1|ch v,„, Mla,„, been delayi'it m transmission from tural -pi'itive localities hold preliminary water mark in prices of a car load n't trucking ineliislrieie Fiance to London. with an enroJlment of 1023, and an |{«.r><l<i Over -iv weeks ago. when the ••f meetings at »neh tune a* may suit of beef »hipped from that place, tho arerage attendance of 830; and t In ir <onve-nience for t he purpose1 price being better than $26 per head. There1 is nut lung from Berlin t<» fed s >■' Furopean «.it tirst 1 right r • ¿r»» hi toI•« with un enroll­ gun to he felt in' the scarcity of | «I discussing plans.and measures to revcaj the1 position of the Germans Moves lo Mot nla Seminole county ran lieut thnt ment of 725 and an average atin !»■ submitted for mori1 general eon and t » o of uur cattlemen have prob­ that are- contending for the roast manyordinary «•oinhienllt i»1» anil Mr and Mrs Jesse Shilling will tetidincc of 526. ThesA schools (vanii ng price1» of -idcru t ton at the larger gatherings ably reached the high water mark line There- I- h1» doubt, however, the r,. leave Monday for '-a'.Lord I hernia, »rig taugt ' !,;. 1!» white1 and 1 !» col­ f food. I issued an •ontelllpl.lted to In- belli Nov. 7th. this week in the shipment of a car tlmi tiny nr»- hound for Itunkirk ma ny I i* ored teacher.» Salarios paid the where* they will lie located lor some­ anil • a la is and are prepared to meet adilres - tu I R«- i*4rm«Tf <»f F lnrifla Kl«»rn!a ih (o«l:i \ nm* uf <hi» moni load of cuttle to a Jacksonville firm. r Mr Shilling is perhaps t he ■hue teachers, from $40 to $225 time a strong fesist II nee*. \ ami to ell i ilizcps of tl»1 state who prospe-rous state-s of the I ninn and The cattle brought $35.63 a head, oldest employe of the county in per month, aggregate for the tefcm ..t.irol lands urging tl.it 'n p ijs a high rank in the1 matter of the car bringing over {12 0 0 Nich­ It.un- t tin r **ii used much suffering OWI) i of eight tiioni $ 18,796.26. Sal- pollil of service, he having been sil to 1 1,, troop» tn Trance earlier in they per capi'.I wealll lier pro*|MritV olson .V I'revatt iif Geneva are the arra n g> Me at » sn't high standing at. be- ■vi-n mori- men who raised l he cat tie and sold triea of i h lolnrcd teachers, from , l" T |||>,,i"l,,ni 1 I. >1 , I le f *•ngi lle-e r e.f I be I alt p.ilgn are fttflltig again nil ‘ pla lit i1 ■t. . u l t I V a t t o n dv.ili.e-d luiwi ver. |iy protecr cee ■ t bn hi , and this price demonstrate« ISO to $ per month, aggregate lor the Miami cotin! \ he ating and light ■ : ops ai > r i t «• M S I V i the b.ti’ li-htp» -0 1 outinuousls that Ills s e r v i c e the term ir.i53.75- Transportation mh’ 1*1«•'* (l,r >• •»rope-ratioli and i'rgamzation in the that rattle fuised here ran bring top I would limit, to I lie1 eld that there1 great hardships r 1111 ef chiltirpti tn s-rhrmhr tn the county. interest of her farmer* and growi-r» notch price* i may I at iibiimlani » 'o h pro This' i» undoubtedly ( ier ma us and. Austrians have eit $2,529.OH F, ir fin prove ment of new hourel of rountv commissioners I el lice1 1 I-e**I bv oijr ^ •itl,. pi *|.I•1 fur who scontrihuti1 *o Jreatly to the the highest priiT ever paid in Flor has retaineel him In In* 'luiies he­ , oiinte r> d bail weath»-r in Kiissian ll Is eoiriiestly itlu fur a carload of grass fed cuttle •chool houses anti equipment I*. home ■iiii*nn pi uni ipil lor -uh1 in -l.ite’ s de VI lupini lit lms come III cei/tlae < *lth' a great I*,.(a, d I L, v , lain, however, tee ho lio peni and urged that our people and is a matter of congratulation to 701 42. fur all other purpose1*' $2 . |oilier market.» I ••n vored in that ma ki ng f progress along the \ 1st11h1. take1 greater id vn l.igi of the1 mills- the men who raised them and Sem­ 792.77 The total income from all many of the cit irons of the county I'llll 1 1 'inll-alloil to pollil out the I'etreegraii assert» that the1 in\ a»ihit lourn1* for the year, $30,272 61 ainl his unfailing kindly greeting greet matefl.ll a<l Vmilages which usual opportunity ollered them to inole county. has In i n de liiiitely checkeit. Warrants issued during the school al" courtesy will be mis.»ee| during WIHlbi ertuinly aci rue through »urh I protect the state1 s indu trie1». inVerity, plant hens, plant cattle, Nothing is definitely known of the• re a si1 In r wealth and ele-vidop he-r year for all purposes, $34,77421 ids absence. His many friends hen* ¡i i ' 1 ' Ii1“ plant hogs, plant sheep. trust his I'loriela interest» »ill prove fat* of I'* • liiv-l |r tiallleiu Best III re -nur. e» Wirrant* outstanellng. July 1st. $s after. I ......... ml y soon tIn profitable and know that he will soon (orinatlo that It I» still holding 4.19 99, cash hi t he1 hands of tin I’ MIK T I M M Mi l I. ( I !• •• i eta 'I - g I t he I i ■ t In 11ossia a» \ n n i a dr. phiii- for Girti' If among t he ma ke w )m \\ .If I» 11,11 a g i" <,n.i n treasurer. $2.'»35 39 ) 1e . Il gl Ilf ’ ll II g". I... p iteaeli* ••J* \ Vt1 t|T\ . 1r» .1 gu .1 i nu i, g > I '.ole that Se nil Hole M lie-|i,,rti c .1*. À tul It.« •1 1 l e , l o i .1 V.llll 1he rule and git Ve .binarmi via» . vi ■•! \ \. • n*ht nn abl. - hool t hroughcillt t he for tli*'• manufacture of to told o» * ut m o r i bale i itilo, I nloii tlv a \ r■M. Ii miser in the Adrian. gre-.illv n.i* '*■*i count v certain chemicals, came to this coun­ o( cotton, paying therefor not h1** today. \• try to he nearer his chief markets. With ..... bqt' one minpr exception _ _ .. that, ten ci-nts per potimi I also Japan lost the cruiser Takachiho. harmony .prevailed throughout M c L tA IN < O I.I.K i T O Jt R K l’ O ItT S Business prospered, the money Bow­ urge'll till* pe'Opli1 to nrgatlri1 lorul T A X ed 111 and tlie young German chose vrhirh »truck a mine Wffilc putYollii g county among teacher«, peetrons ntxi. '------ x tr in u r n and ounty ‘nssoe;iiittons id club» lor F A II.rU K OF M A N Y TO a wife rr,1 III the people of his footer off T'ingtau Two liunelriul and Ihe local ami county school hoard. 111 ¡arpóse of s 1 1 iiaila ting tli pur r u w h e n i n F. land » 1 vent v * . I* ollicers and melt jh*i *nd a* far a» ihe superintendept is ( * l! til I i liasi and holding «I intimi 1» heel l..i»l Julv lie took Ills wife across to judge, from every stand__ _ .... , ,, l> linklns TuX I 1»lire I or fin» 11. ar ki't regi,Hied . - 1 or I al • **tl t he I I I e.1 it mi a Vil turn trip and point .......... Of the most success. T O HK I’ O S T M A S T K K A l O R \.|dll intuil < a nil ellli 11 treiojis were- ditto a * i » o unibili1 license » dial the »»uhi -tate mid t he> i ••innui.lit -, M1.1t their tir»i .Mbl might la'ib 1 \ vonmom ii. Knglanel. • ot ful school .I'nrs in the histnrf* of I. A N I I O . S I ( ' ( K K IM N li It.- Ill, mi 1 1. 1 ober tic -1 lia- not. been • bn-tlv .uni it » prope r i • he horn in the Fatherland He ex­ i honl work in this see*« ... .. . . .. . . ••••la1 . i l , r. t » ed t he w. >rbl paid by man) <>f tin* owners There tion " • ' ' ' LA i. tiutc has been about 130 11re Uses issued pected to lie back in America hy I la I urkish government has pW C fused tli British demand that the- I l,ai considerable il»t••tV^J he be,-ll . and there are a mot J30 machines now with his wife and baliv, hut the flrlatiller. Flu., t *■ t 3» Schools throughout Seminole are The penalty for noo* iluu finger of war reached out apd state , in t lb' county tl»to r iii.i n rew» be discharged from j ma attested throughout now busily engaged with the* new M rlawn has re*e e"i v •*el word from year’« work, increaaed enrollment, i Washington that his appointment a s jih e cruisers G ochen und Brenlau |in the diversificfttion of crops anti I payment is double the amount of tapped him on the shoulder. Within improved equipment, more efficient postmaster of Orlando to succeed whichTurkey bought from Germany that a th e ."B u y a Bale of Cotton1 the license, which will make it a few days after tlie child was horn the governmt-nt';» emissary stopped tMcherx. and- .more * of them, and W. R. O'Neal, present Republican which Turkey bought from Ger- jmm< ment hits hearty support in rather hard on theownerswhen the at tile German's door and notified Wry much larger income leads to ippointsd, has finally Ihmhi eon- man) |mun>* sections of the countrv The Tax Collector loses patience and him that his » rvices were required the flattering conclusion thnt at this firmed hy the senate and his papers) - - j situation which now confronts us im ( starts collecting through the sheriff. in the armies oi the Kaiser. Then? time next year all outstanding war'>► forwarded at mice The up- How Prohibition Works In Kansas ione w hich, 'present» the greatest Several of our peuple have been was no escape. He had neglected *to opportunity ever offered to our ¡caught in other counties without r*nt* will have been retired, all pointm«nt » » » sent in hy President At the meeting of the Prcaby- people for extending and improv-j this yeurs license tag on their ci rs take out American naturalization »chool debts more echildren some iiiuiim» month» ago ...... paid, mu,« uii ,ii uii , Wilson WIISOII SUIIIV a « » and .•>•>• *a• <le^*t*r and latter schoojs and money termined effort to postponV the con teriup Christian Krtdcyj'or Society ing their agricultural interests anti and have been forced to pay n license papers. His wife has mil heard from him n the treasury. N o w lot the chjl- firmalion has been made by both last Friday night tho subject of tetn it i.ills for the liest thought and in thus,* counties. This is got pat­ since the day she kissed him in a ronizing your home county and also the wisest action on the part of dren* patrons and teachers join Orlancio and Washington people. perance ( and prohibition was disFor all she Ersrtily wjth the local and county who were jxtrsonully interested in ussed, ainl among the interesting our ■tit ir*- citizenship in rising to the makes it rather tough n the owner» heartbroken I: -.»well. enn rgency anti taking advantage to he asked to come aero.»» by the knqws he in»» six feet deep in the •ithool hoartl in building up the ban- having some one else appointed It i' fact» and figures which were proThis hu-slil) dug trenches before Liege, or of tie opportunity offered It 1» 'a officials of other counties. °*f school» charges pre i, *uis and anil school system, syst"*** in 1» i** *» reported uaiuncu that inti, ,.■‘•1 »*- were )■*‘ Kij. l" *l ferrejl against Nlr. Mcl.ean, but | duced was a startling,paper from the time when mutual aid and roopern- license must be paid and ono might stark o n tho plains of Churle.roL the newexf 0f the state. upon investigation these were found Attornev General of Kansas on how j tion are needed in every section, as well pataonize home officials uw The business which he built up in Youra tfu iy , with such cheerful This this country ' t o lie utterly groundless, and after prohibition hud worked in Hi» state ami if freely and un»iliishly given. officials of other counties. D. L. T H U A 8Ü E R , Supt. license must lie (slid and owners pains is going rapidly to ruin in the the most thorough investigations, the reward will he abundant. The following are some of the facts the appointment was unanimously As indicative of the lie tie tits to should pay it now and avoid trouble hands of an inexperienced and dis­ he stuted: tracted relative. — Ex. 1m> derived through cooperation, 1 and double payment. confirmed. •• ■»»■*•*-. __I « __ 1 . More ihun hulf the county jails desire to cull the attention of tho Mr. McLean bus been in the om* in Kansas are empty. public to the fact that, within the Some Fine Pecans pfay of the present postmnster for County commissioners in Polk 2 Sixty-five out of 105 counties past wi«*k an organization was form­ The Herald 1» in receipt of a pack­ county cifl>qh>r a county fair one twelve or thirteen years and is a • most affable and competent otficia in the stat,e have no convicts in the ed at u meeting in Jacksonville age of pecan» from the Oak Knoll of the jiest things that could happen held hy a nutnlmr of citizens from Farm near Altamonte, this county. f the best things that could happen and practically every one in Orlando state' penal institutions. different parts of the state, known They are a new variety grown hy anti have announced an appropria­ 3 Many counties have had no is pleased at the appointment. us the Florida Twenty Thousand that veteran N. H. Fogg of the firm tion of $1,000 for the fair to he held criminal jury trfal in ten years. . Bale Club, its purpose being to as­ of Fogg & Osteen, owners of Oak in Polk county next February. The Dr. Miller In Orlando' •t. Highly seven counties have no DR. A R M S T R O N G sist needy cotton growers in selling Knoll. Mr. Fogg writes that he has I-1 kchiml New* telling of the action insane. ^ r . Oliver J. Miller of Sanford their cotton at a fair price.- This named tin1 pecan the Fogg's Prolific commending it. »mil that Ijikcland, first page mention as 5 Fifty-four counties have no plan is an excellent and commend appeared before the city council this Paper Shell which is name enough having volunteered to give $1 .0 0 0 . the largest advertisers in feeble minded a 11L> one. and I earnestly urge that to carry it most everywhere in a ami other people being much inter afternoon, addressing the hotly upon 1 Nun-six counties have no in- u )„ given heart v support and <0 M ay's issue. The ad­ ■m in ed community Oak Knoll ••sted. it now seems thnt the Imr in a bill that he purposes bringing be | ebrutes operation in all parts of the »lute Farm is 11 famous plan* [or ftiiii*. the spring will be a glad success. vertisement may be found , fore tlie next legislature, requiring a 1 7 Twenty-nine counties have not In view of the relatively limited pro­ vegetables, pecans and hogs und An effort is being made to lugve a °n page 8. . uniform state medicul examination a single inmate on their poor farms. duction of cotton in Florida, con­ Fogg is a living example of what a permanent building eroded on the certed support of the movement in thrifty farmer can accomplish Tn athletic field in lakeland, where the of all children in the 4»uhlic schools. 8. Kansas is the second richest He received the endorsement of the state in the Union, her per capita which this club hus taken the lend Seminole county or any other coun­ fair association can house and care Special N otice' would tend, greatly to relieve the ty in Florida. He raises only the for the stock and poultry exhibits council, *n requisition which he will wealth is $1700. • distress felt hy cotton growers of best of everything and always gets each year. The fair nssoefntibn has . • « . Jhe Herald will on each ■ make of nil tho councils of the prin­ 9. They have the lowest doath Florida. the beat market price and hus made been very active o f late and with the W caU attention to the cipal (titles in the state, together rate in the world— per thousand. • T o 'm o s t successfully derive |H*r- good e very year. . We hereby thank time interveinng nnd a continuance argest advertisement in with the recommendation 'o f ull 10. Less than 10 of thé 786 new>- manent advantages, it is essential hi in for the [hi cans and h»j>e hg will of interest and work the fair of 1915 papers of the state will accept whis­ that those of our people interested continue to ship hs a package as should exceed anything ever before school officials in the vaijous counM current issue,..in tlie'growing of cotton und those long us the season, lusts. key advertisements. attempted in the county. tic*.— Reporter-Star. SEMINOLE SCHOOLS ARE IN THE BEST OF C O N D IT IO N A lioli h Iu < mi n h T r r a s u r r r s 4 I Another amendment submitted by ( the hint legislature i11r tin* adoption : by tin* pvoplc 1» one looking toward I tlio rutting down expense and the lessening of the burdens on the tux* » payers. The county trensurership has al­ ways been un anomaly. There vrtt? never any real reason why any perREPORT o f s u p e r in t e n ­ soiS should draw u very d e n t SHOWS GOOD stipend for work that c6ul(!' us well he done by some other county of attend ance a n (i 4imZr,m ..Up ~*um:farther institution, — i- R K S O W R C B S - Without cost.' The county treasurer receives -'The schools of Sanford and ot money from the collector and pays Semirnd- county are at’ once the joy it out on the orders of the county ,nd pride of every man, woman and commissioners. He t,» paid .for the child residing in the county and work by a Fcrtain percentage on the though Seminole county I* the baby amount handled. His duty consists county of the state the- schools are in seeing that warrants are properly imong the host in the south. Know­ drawn on the proper fundt and in ing, this to he the fact we want issuing his checks for the umoun|. others to know it and to those who ire contemplating a residence in That, is about all that- he is called THE WAR SITUATION A GET TOGETHER IN EUROPE STILLRE- GROWERS MEETING MAINS UNCHANGED SATURDAY, NOV. 7 SEMINOLE COUNTY LEADS IN T H E CATTLE INDUSTRY PAY YOUR A U ­ TOM OBILE TA X [ CONFIRM ED i i i i II The L a rg e s t Advertisem ent Today :j'.. I *Lr. -1*1 ft-» --\ life *- : . .... . • ♦. i . ’ �lu wiji ® mm P^ u ' ‘ ® L> 's W p - A?y. T. P CJ ^ f Ä |8t W v>J8layv.1,’ r > .. T T H E CANFORO H E R A L D PAGE TWO * . tPÄ?./- !.vf «.* & K - v ' % OCTOBER 20,1914 Io o o D a o a a o a o a o o o o o o o o o o a D o o o o o o a o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o a a o o o o f A Statement from C U R B S T Q N E G L E A N I N G S I Dr. Armstrong in i EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Regard Riverview Proper­ ty at Jacksonville BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” 3 ”• ________ The Change. "It uoed-ta be.". -Bnmftrrnhar. ^ttnt wtrrrr »rudder Mau­ ley and hla wife was uh-squabblln' dey had It up and down like a eee-taw, sometimes ona of 'em Kiltin' d* best of It and den de yuddor. Hut now, bloaa goodness dey doss Roes 'rouijd and 'round like a merry-Ro-round. and no­ body kin prognosticate which la ahead. — Puck. Wjs the Only One. aVoanJt It Admiral. l'u «fr wh0 aatdr T a k e ho quarter from the ,.0. eray?‘ “ Dlx—"Dunno! If It » m he * the only porter that « r rr B»|,i atjrb a thing.'*«-Boston Transr*pt A§ to Fields. Many a man who u fooling a * a) bla tlmo In Iho literary field u uacfu) In a potato Held A CI1IEL IS AM ONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ HE’LL PRENT ’EM “ — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. oaaoooaaoaooD O oaooaoaoD oaoooooaaoaoooooaoaaaaoooaooai L* * h t » * Riverview Today Looks Like a Young City in Its Self E ' : • ¿V £* ■' ' m 6 ' To my many friends and buyers o f Riverview property, I'WlSte’iuumR G f statement, giving a few facts in regard to this rapidly developing suburb of Jacksonville. I have had the question put to me several times recently,- why I do not advertise Riverview now as I formerly did. Here is my answer: Riverview has been so well adver­ tised, and the sales of this property have been so enormous, the develop­ ments so great, that there is a steady demand for the property without say­ ing a word through the press. % The great million and a half city docks are being built out our way. The Carpenter-O’ Brien great two and one-half million dollar mills are out beyond us, and the hundreds o f thous­ ands of dollars now being spent in Riverview, and around us, is creating a demand for this property that puts us in a position where we do not need to spend another dollar in advertising through the press. . Special Reserved .^ fe - .I m H■ Dr. Armstrong has withdrawn from the market two hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth o f his choicest lots and will hold them while the present great developments are going on in this section, and will re­ place them on the market when the prices will range one thousand dollars for inside lots and three to four thous­ and dollars for his riverfront lots!. Riverview is making one o f the finest investments to the large or small investor in the entire state o f Florida. A place where a man or woman may spend five or ten dollars a month for a few years and realize thousands of dollars profit. . . .. ,^ . 1 j: ’ ', * ' * | | Over Three Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth of This Property Already Sold Scores of fine homes have been built, beautiful streets and avenues all laid off, fourteen miles of streets open­ ed lip and set out in shade trees, beau­ tiful parks and drive ways laid off, and a state of progress shown on every side. Dr. Armstrong, the owner,, and his family are now taking a cruise in Southern waters and may be seen in person during the week of 19th to 24th iW n W hAw in Sanford. LETTUCE! 1 1 have always believed in a med- deep path to the hank where he will leal inapection of achool children and drop in a few more dollars of aurit has been my opinion that manyvof Jflus earnings to help swell the pile the diseases contracted in the early already looking pleasing to the eye. fall are propagated in the. .school M ind.yait- t-'JUiiva months nf depos­ room. You can pldce a bunch of iting- of-strrpRit ;"Tnff four muntfft 'of healthy children In the school at the depositing and eight months chtckfirst' of _tho term and before* you jing out: Come on, friends, and know it they will have sore eyes. I join us. You who grow happy and whooping cough and a .number of ¡fat on the twelve months of proother children's diseases that are ductive industry. But l^avo be­ ___ * • y con.tr§5ted_by_ fpming. in contact hind, the fellow with the hammocks. • • • -with other children at the school. •* A 1 believe that if a child has a dis­ V N o w cometh the festive vagrant ease of that kind that they should who n'over has worked and is not be kept at home until cured.and not wanting to begin at this late day. turned loose on the community, to He comes in on the boat or on the A infect other children. The sore eyes bumper« and once in the city pan­ are no joke and the suffering at handles every man, wofnan and times is intense and no child that child and otherwise^ makes himself has sore eyes should attend school obnoxious. I think it is positively not 'o n ly because of the danger of up to the mayor and tho police* to infection but because it is dangerous keep these people from bothering to uso‘ the eytea to study while they the jest of us ahd a sentence on are in the inflamed condition. The the streets would serve to make the state inspection of schools is the hobo move oit to pastures greener proper way to keep these diseases than. Snnford. - They profess to he out of the schools and there are looking for work hut none of them many .others that ure not easily dis­ ever do any and they are an unde­ covered by any one hut a rnedicul sirable class to have in- the city. expert and they unfit a child not Among them sometimes there are only for study, but arc infectious. honest fellows who roally want work Therefore, I am glnd thnt Dr. and this kind can always find it, Miller of our town has seen the ad­ for there is.rto valid reason for any visability of having a medical in­ one to loaf in Florida and when 1 spection of the schools and will en­ see this small army going from door deavor to have a hill passed in the to _door I cannot kelp hut think next session of the legislature lo they are'looking for work in order have this made into a law and en­ to uvoid it. Ia*t the police have forced in. the schools. .The Orlundo strict orders to move them on or Sentinel bus the following regarding put them on the streets of the city. They are a nuisance and a menace his visit to that city: I>r Miller of Sanford appeared he to the.city at all times and a elans ♦ ♦ fore the city.council yesterday after­ of people that we do not want In noon and urged thilt body to assist the city. • • • in an effort to secure the passage of ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a hill through the nexj Florida legis­ • The hulk heading of the lake ♦ ♦ ♦ lature providing for state inspection front is just about tiie greatest thing of puliiic schools. Dr. Miller made that Sanford has ever undertaken, a very favorable and instructive i was down there the other Sunday, address, which favorably .impressed and there were many people looking .it the hul k bending and the Jake the council t*tie of the illustrations he gave of front and in my mind's eye I could the benefit!» to lie-derived from eom- see a great future in store fur San­ We umlmihtI«Joint school inspection under state ford from this work authority was the result in Indiana, cilly have the finest locution for u where it was found that fully two- ! great city here that any other |>or Til«* early fall mornings are a little too eool !<• i» thirds of all the pupils in the public lion of the state offers und the heuUcomfortable without some artificial heat. schools were defective in some man­ 11fnl l^ike Monroe will soon conic If some cities inland ner over "00,000 out of a total en­ into its own. had this greut advantage they would rollment of more than .'100.000. A Ktus heater in your homo will drive out the chill In many eases the defects in chil­ have built the bulkhead long ago and make things comfortable in a few minutes. dren nr«- easily remedied if pointed and it is safe to say that once this out in time, hut if neglected ns the lake front is built up Sanford will child grows older it is impossible I" blossom like the garden of Eden ( h i n n i ’ (<)<f(ifj. correct them and he is compelled t«» There is fiii other place on I he map go through Itfe under a handicap that has the future of this city and Many styles t<> select from at thaf might have been removed ll a glance over the lake front will proper precautions hud been taken. convince ajiy one of this fact. There Tho advantage of state inspection is is no end to what this city can do We could have] Obviously the only uniform system, on the Inkp front. as each municipality or county could a fine pavilion and dance floor on not afford to secure the specialist the water and u landing place for absolutely essential to proper inspec­ the bouts, also a breakwater farther tion. and some. counties and cilit*» out where the big pleasure bouts can would he negligent or neglectful of tic up and s|>end u (ew weeks. There • 110 Park Ave. could he a supply house and tele­ its necessity. phone booth and stores and many olhqr conveniences at the dock for i A Florida newspaper, the name the Iteneftt of the mariners. San­ of which has escaped us, tells the ford at this time has no plure where '< r o ►- > < T .Ì story .of Florida in tho following well tho yolung people can dunce, have chosen words: n bowling alley or other amusemonta " I n the . summer the northern nnd na soon as the bulkhcnd is fin­ O « 5? « farmer will be toiling in his hay ished such a place in the pavilion o 3 3 .»H Ä y g* .t and wheat fields, and cultivating would offer greater attractions not C— Ì 3 his corn and potatoes, with a big only to our own people but to strnnstraw hat on his steaming head and gers of the city. Ä . ° ^ £ a • <"D There are many Bunbonncts on the horses. The 100 and diver» attractions about the degrees temperatures will be taking hulkhoud and 1 can see a long way it out of him In a way /to make ahead into the future where the J- •— angels weep, and surely by the lik e front will be our most valuable sweat of his brow will he earn his possession. . , broad. At night he jkIU dra^ him­ • • • self wearily to bed to roll nnd toss Notice in tho ovenlike heat all night long, Tho city books for the collection only to arise at the dawn or another day to face a fervid sun in an un­ ot the 1914 tax will be open at the refreshed condition, and repeat the collector's office in the city building SUMMER COLDS operation. Down here in Florida November 1st. All persons paying the bright sun will shine and tho their tax during November will bo Bheqld not (>• neglected. It means a condition In farmer will sweat and the crops will entitled to a discount of 2 per cent. the lungs that brings on Pnaumonla, Bronchitis or - vocoe other setiolii disease. smile and just tear themselves up All paying in Docombcr will be en­ by the roots growing so fast and the titled to n discount of 1 pet cent. genial, salt-laden sea breezes will All after that date, will bo net. M. W. L O V E L L . ■weep over the land and fill the City Tax Collector. lungs with the 'bfacing air, the tem­ Sanford, Oct. 8th, 1914. perature will rulo warm and oven, 14-4tc about 10 degrees lower .than up i there. A t eventide the furmer, la a good remedy for acre throat and cold aetUed In the lungs. U Notice 'eases pain In the chest, hoarsfnesa. obstinate roughs, congestion In wearied with an honest day'a toil, the lungs, loss of voice and Inflammation. It Is a fine family remedy On 3rd day of November nt reg­ will hie him to lied, puli a couple of made only of the purest Ingredients and possesses a wonderful sooth­ ular meeting of Board County Com­ blankets over him, whilo through ing and healing Influence In the lungs, throat and bronchial tubes windows and along gnlleries.will flow missioners, Seminole county, bids Children like It because It Is pleasant to tho taste; It Is a qukk tho refreshing night brcexrs, and he will be received for putting in fill at rsUcf for tho throat and lung disorders to which children aro s u b j e c t will sped tho sleep of tho just Ho weir Creek on new Sanford Si Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle. All bids must be in nn(l hoaest °ne, and waken in the Oviedo road. » clerk's hands not later than No­ Buy tho 11.00 sla*. . It contains flvo times as much as the SSc sis', early morning, like Antnqna, re­ and you get with each bettlo a Dr. Uerrick's lied Pepper l*orous freshed and strengthened by Mother vember 2nd, 1914. Bids must read Plaster for ths chest. Nature, feeling fit to do doublo duty so much .per cubic yard; and to be JAMS F. BALLATO ST. LOUIS. M0 during the coming day. And ovejy completed In a satisfactory manner, ‘ ■ ‘ .1 ■, — ■■ --- ---- —* month some product of the toil of to Board*. 20 per cent on contract Tmr Weak Stakt or Sore Eyes, use Stephens Eye Salve. I t rare«. t »__ a. . • the field will rest upon tho table or price to be retained .until contract ** • bo ehippod to other marts, where is completed. |3ot-PÀMO WgCOMHKMPtpBTI E. A. DOUGLAS8. toiling millions will’ extend their * Clerk of Board. hands, mpnoy laden, in woicomo. WM. G. ALDRIDGE 1 4 -4 tc And the happy farmer will wear a This season we ate having our *' 4 hampers made to Specifications ♦ - They are - I 7 CLEAN, ~ • f. - LIGHT, STRONG, ATTRACTIVE ! I X t . . I \ t X They cost no more than the other ♦ ♦ kind. Your lettuce will command ♦ X more money if you use our hampers. I ♦ * : Chase&Company! ♦ WarehousesatSanford and Beardall ♦ Gas Heaters . Sanford Light & Fuel Company’s Office S &°-p -vnf 2^ o x 2’S w If? 3Æ Ballard’s Horehound Syrup �THE SANPOrtl) HERALD orrôDER 20. M i - ... f a r m in g in t h e c e l e r y d e t t a Vour request to write• something r your issue of Florida Nowspapcr would doubtless mean an article Sanford’s trucking industry and r * world famous system of subigation. For fifteen years. I have >m time to time written and lecr(d on both. Today's achievepnts more than justify every word fYfr wrote or spoke on the subject, rreforo, why use argument when itiitic* prove accomplishment, >ich must convince the moat shop­ absolute confidence Sanford chal­ l e n g e s , the world to show equal re­ sults with those attained In her Celery Delta and the writer will cheerfully pay a liberal bonus to any person or community contest­ ing this claim successfully with facta Enough of this except or figure* to »ay, wo have only begun this de­ Telojinu'nt, as ten yenni from now will prove. Florida to date hns been a truck­ ing and fruit growing state, ns yet comparatively developed in both. Permit me to turn from accomplish­ ment to the suggestion that Flor­ id»'» immediate future is in general firming and stock raising. The me«t promising field for both is in the valley of the St. Johns with its rich prairie and hammock lands, Ik-ginning at Sunford und extending one hundred miles aouth. * • '* These lands nre alluvial in char­ acter and of course rich nnd for the most part ready for plow and har­ row but for occasional overflow from the river Running parallel with Indian River only G or H miles dis­ tant. with a full of 12 to 20 feet, drainage is simple, eusy and cheup Lke all the stored up mcrciek of God they are made uvnilnhlc as needed by mankind I take it the time has collie lo Use these lauds, as plan* arc now |>erfected for their drainage tV'hen this work is done, and in jurt before, there will be opened itj> of lands in this valley, with Sanford the nearest and Iw-st town, some hundreds of thousands of acres of rich cleared lands, ready to grow corn. oats. rice, sugar cane, potatoes, sweet and Irish, beets, car rota, turnips. rutabagas, peanuts, etc., etc. PAGE THREE COTTüNSfiHTWRÍE man on horseback on some of these prairies. These for summer and switch gra-Atml river grass for win­ ter range, feed tens of thousands of cattle nil the year. This Is now undrnined hut with the water off and put In cultivation, planted in Rhodes Natal and Parah grass they will l>e multiplied tenfold over present value Speaking of grasses, the West ('oast is to be commended for its -Natal grans clubs, which they say. grows best 6n not too rich land. Hut with us, Rhodes grass for pasture and hay and Parah grass for pasture, on our rich lands are more valtinhle and attractive. pised in this country will now be llons to "invest as the progressive discovered to be the rvery thing for element cinches control. our lands us n cheap foundation for • Florida has led the procession of W M lfh V T h i r f a v o r e ^ ^ o ™ of all kind* and also an a nil the southern stntes on the score of phenomenal .growth, and the hook Planted in November it furniaheJ;p,endId c* UIe ^ southern value of her clrmat«^ is the primal pasture or is ready to innke hay in , , , cause Of course ’the climate is not li tonseod mea to Europe in the next rebrunry. Uixt winter while othpr . . . . . ~ .... , , . . ten years we ahou d worry for rlor- responsible Tor her rich deposits of graascs were dead or dormant .. . . . . * „„ . -, . ida can take cafe of every bit of the phosphate rock nor her immensely Rhodes grnaa was green nnd growing .. , , . ,,, . ., valuable fisheries, but when you add luxuriantly a, ,hr lair around, ol " ‘ *«»••«■1 «>'»1 » . ‘ hoy » " I her climate to her 1272 miles of t w Sub-Tro|iiral Fair. * * '• " " ' 1 “ this wonderful feed and fertilirer. palm fringed coast line, her splendid I started out to write about stock .-Thcrc a , iIver ,in!nK t0 the harbors and bays and her short cut growing in Florida, lint so far huvo c|OU(| which hangij over the market trade routes to' the Pnnnmn Cunnl, not gqt to it. but if the above is (or cotton aml rottonaeed products," you have a pretty suN- footing for true, and it is. it must follow as the aaj(| President Harrison of the South- your optimism. night the day. this must Ik- the ,.ri| |U i|way Company, There was a time when it was moat promising stock growing roun- Ono of thp Kn,at advantages - of rather the custom to refer sneeringly tr> in America and it is I he agri-. a(}utIt for the production of beef to H o n d a as "that s wa mpy sand-pit cultural year book ..f 1!• 1:i sav» the ,or (la(ry ,n<luiI, ry ia in winter resort that juts out into the south is I lie ho,H- of the country for u#4. n[ ............... \ nu.u| Hnd hulls us Gulf of Mexico." There was St beef which in a decade showed a parta of u |,a|an,.,.,| rB, i „ „ for dairy Augustine tin- qldesl i l l ) in- \incrdecline of fs |xr cent per capita in ,-ows uqd for fattening cuttle for ica, und the rather romantic St. the supply. If the south is the place I market. Under normal conditions a Johns river, where you could fish to raise beef, surely this favored l very |nrjj0 proportion of the cotton- for salmon or shoot alligators if you section^ of the south is l HE see,j moa| and hulls’ produced* in tho happened to lie a sportsman. TnmPLACE. Already the packers are SOuth is exported Germany. Hel- pu was a one-man town, built as an •couring Honda for tn-ef 1 he feed-. KjUm and Holland living pnrtieulerly expertiin-nt and Key W e i l had pns ers of cattle have been lit II for some |arg,, us,.ra of pri)(|U(.ts. The sibilities if it ever get a railroad, you time and the lime is not far off * ar jn Furo|K> wril greatly tliriiinis'h could grow oranges, lemons, pine When we willnot only raise and fatten ,.M,„rta t() .......untries and ;is a apple'•ujmdillus. ' ritrun. hananas beef but Will pack ..tide rrfr.ger r,.,u|, ,,rl(.,.s ,,f |nl.u, iln,| h(1||s of a *.ort. avocado pears, plums, ate U m I be sintc l ake notice all .,ro ,u,w abnormally low peache-. grapes, kurn<|iiiits. loquals. whom it limy concern "This condition offers the south- tigs, mangoes, riuc. sugar cane, cot­ Our production of meat i- not ,.rn farmer an opportunity to recoup ton. .1 rr•• w root. tobai >o. indigo siala contineil 11• i■•••'f but 'beep und bogs |m„ Hl.|( fur n)>iue part of Ills Ions is hemp New Zealand dux. corn, outs show wonderful profits and Gte ,jui. to tju; |ow pri,.en paid for cotton. and a variety of other things, only spring lambs of ten years from now „ml hulls m ........ . proportion with then a as no way to transport them f..r |>a nipcr-'-l palate ol northern mil .„»„-r feed, to dairy and beef cuttle out .ii'I to market them at a profit* liomures and other lover, of good f„. MMUri. direct profit frorti al least not on a considerable victuals will get their supply from these rattle und at the same time scale There were yellow fever, the Florida e will also furnish the |,ay(. „ auPPly of manure for build- hookworm and (lie alligator lo con little wood necessary to keep warm t,lg up , j,r productivity of his farm fend with not to mention the old in our temperate -Innate Mrendy "|j jla, long been npparent that seine Florida I Ira-her who regarded herd, of g"ut' I..... ire being put on the weakest point m ugririilture in an) —,-M of a stranger will, the same, these lautfs j),(. , . „ n „ n (,,-|t has lireri tin- neglect favor n-' bestowed upon a scorpion This article would not be lair or ,,f live stock The farmers of that _ . ..ixeara^mowauixl-rf-ixir.-^ cuui/jJr i i^_i lu ANNOUNCEMENT TO GROWERS There in no need to worry over south to other localities either for the increased price of potash or the feeding or for dairy purposes and fact that the European war has m ir y farmers may tiud it profitable curtailed the supply. There ar to buy l>eef or dairy rattle in other other kinds of fertiliser that will parts of the United States." take the place of potash and as many of the Sanford growers have Florida discovered there has been too much . . . . . ’ ... , . . . t As seen by ilarton \\. ( urrie in potash used in the past anyhow. .... . ,, >* And now that the same war that cuts the supply of .potash has stopper i'h. urile hlood has been ¡ti­ ed the shipment of cottonseed meal í“ 8e,, ,n,° * very “ rt* ' y and vein of the southern farmers can nool their • th,° »M,n' n*u,a- U *»■ flowed in 'irom separate grievances and make profits ndJ°'mnK southern states, from the for thamselves in the end. The same " or,h nnd thc WMt II ,,rou* ht ^11cottonseed meal that found such a l,on" to invp" t - cven whpn Cracker fine market in the Scandinavian °*’ pu‘ ' “ on “ > progress was a political <text an _lurveinn-arrmaiiol-ntnmrtxi nit v ! idn i-i-l.iv oiler almost a- surprising An enlarged force of competent, experienced, bond­ ed salesmen throaghout the United States and Canada, Purchasing customers in all carlot markets, An experience extending over a period of thirty years, All enable Chase &. Co. to give the Florida growers eerriee "wlrictr is unIt is “ service” and “ result«” which have caused the volume of Chase & C o’-*?, business to increase <♦■ each year until they are today the largest and strongest independent shippers of Florida pro- ♦ ducts, with business still growing. ♦ WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSMESS I <♦> Our local representatives will be glad to explain our system, which in addition to highest average net results, means—prompt and full returns. CHASE & CO FLORIDA ♦ S A L E S O F F IC E --J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . ♦ < $> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ f ♦ THE OREGON BUILDING It I* Almos! Completad For t h o Pana mj Pacific Inlernntion.l Eapoodion. S*>M'«'tliing over foiir ni'Uitlis prior to (lie fiirillilI opelilliK <>f the l'unillllS l'neltle liitcriafitlonnl i>x|M>sltbui Oni í"i i , luiiidliig ls i■i per (vm reitdy for •••s iipnlicy All llu- lien v v Work ts ovi-r. illnl iiiily tlidsliliig lonches lo Un ex terlor and soim- Interior ennnlrtietliiu ri-miilu lo lie done linngliie Lbv l'artliennii In wrnod nnd ypll inny fnfiey whnt tlio O regó n tullid tng li-iks llke Uiiverlng n 2.H) by ISO fi»d nreu. It la " f Iwu «torle». HuptiortliiK Its envi-K nre forty two columna of sulid iiiidressed tlinlK-r. (Ir, ]diu¡, ce- xlfre- snsrn«wi-svxvi] henderte, ench Trom Tln-y nri- forlt t a dKTi'reiit scvlhin And grass. think lion -was* nverlnokeil ’Jersey cattle |f , h.. % .,r,. , |„. „ „ „ t of it. a contrast as Southern < alifurmu of f e d froin lias)- lo npex. and tile Inost »bout grass' Wh y the prophet sa vs thrive here as well as srrflbs and I he p„ long ,is jtresenk condiliona ronUreulg-lwo tile two periods, and tin- I’eninsiilar's ul-'iilitle of Itli-ln. u "All flesh is grass." Just, i bink of writer grew as handsome a herd on tmue. there txhuuUf Imi no shipments State's present day growth is very the prairies in sight of Sanford as • llf , aU|,. f r„ Itl ,),t. PoUo„ |„.|t 0f ()„. likcl) to surpass the growth of that! Pacific Coast region. She certainly | has immcnsclv . In-upcr land to offer to i lie houii'M’i*Per and lias not be-I gun to draw si, heavilv upon (he o( Ilio Union and (»enrtuK Ita *cnl.<jMT t«v dedicatisi some dny durimi the w W posltlon pcrlod. and all Tlsltors halllng frolli file couunonw-enlth for wlilch lt ■landa are to ho tnvlted lo juirtlelpnto lu thè ceremony. The insili flngpole Is the world's tnll*-st stick tised for llint juinsise, Thls inlgfitT tlmla-r Ih Astoiia's glft to tho (sitimi Union.* When tnken frolli tho foresi. In the Hllnd Slotigh reglon. Ita welgfit vvas fM.iXitl pounds. os ealculati-d by inenns of mensiin-ment, nqil In all Uh pondenuisrn-Hs tt vens (Ionie«] dotrii the cossi After belng tri inm ed lls Ivi: gl fi wns 2.10 fes-t. N«w. emf»e<]di«l In n rollerete tinse. 222 feet of lt nre v Istilli-... Jia aevuu puluiixJ ~aUi Alar. toemvi^vtrhrT'lhn'n'nnrltitng cl«« nt tlufair excepf thè cnivvti of thè Tower of JcW eia. Serlou» Waste of Money. Hernune of the Improper drylng of corn n vani nmount of money fs wnsted In ihe pnymenl of frelght lt Is -sllmsled rliiit f.lfi.'lX’.* tons of water are shlppi-il «liti l'urn everv vcar I hls wniild i li il ft-igtii carv of (ìu.noi) poli ini— ■. 11 a» itv n ginn a tram moro ' Inni 11o mi|. |u;in- III K A L I ) W A N T A DS P A 'l Money In Kangaroo Railing. In Auslrnlln kangaroo fnrinlng' Is nn Importnnl linlust v Tin- hfib-s aro ralunble nnd ill- icmlotis at<- the lieMt known in sun'- .m for sewing up wounds, and ■••¡lerlnllv for holding broken liuiu-s ii.geild-r. being much finer mid Inin-her than catgut DRINK not.uux o y unum» nuiLiusn h id comUIhhiuxku OR.HWRAI« ci.aiiK. Town Lots in Sanford Farms in Palm Hammock feet lu diameter nnd Would yield enough lumber for the construction of nn eight room house of average dimen­ sions Kai'li trunk, reiiresentlifj a state HIDING FROM AERIAL SCOUTS Improved and unimproved Celery Lands in flowing well district, located on railroad and improved roads • s * J Orange Groves and Farm Land f Cattle Ranches on St. Johns River prairies a specialty SANFORD Photo by Am«dcan Prwsa Association. f English soldiers In Francs pot grass over their tents so they are sot read Uy visible from sn aeroplane. �. . ... * 1„,. .:___ P A G E POUR THF. SANFORD IIE R ALD ■•--•’ --M •a OCTOBER :o. i <4j i r R E C IP R O C IT Y The Herald doe» not tnind giving estimate» compiled by the United ' notices for church affairs, societies, R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager States census reports, the corn, hay, 1etc., and probably gives more free \ oats, Irish potatoes, cotton, lohn'cco, j space than any other pa|>«r irt the rubHshxl Errry Tu»»d»)r sod Friday rice and Nweet potato crops of Flor* I state but it make» ua feel had wben>>+IIIE M R All) PRINTING COMPANY id» »mounted to $ 19,688 000. This'these same people go else jvhefe for ^ ■ ■ - ■ ~ uadded t i u r u tto u i the n « ’ \value u i u « * cm u * ccitrus i i r u n ccrop ruji |>uiu runing ”\\»»» m i _> u u nu>t * » any n y ^ --of mthe paid pprinting. hen you have sinew t u i t i o n ftticK. IN AliiAMi. |somewhere in the neighborhood of thing to hand out it is right and. X , n ^ M m r i U H .......................... ” « J I 3-000.000. makes the total pro-1 proper that you should remember \ SIX M O N T H S It takes money to .75 ductions for the state Inst year of j The Herald. THUEK MONTHS about $32,688,000. This, of course, | make the wheels go round. I M I v e r n l In the Oit» br c*rn«-f 12 0t) i*r »«••« >n doesn't take into account a great - O♦ •« l vancp of 2 0 c per month. many minor items of production, Tampa man suggests that everyIs accurately portrayed in thq following letter received from one of P i v n m u i In • « l e ane r m u l i br inaile ai office nor does it cover, doubtless, tho body join the buy'a box of oranges • the great banks of the country by the PEO PLES B A N K OF SANFORD: Enttftxi • • secand-dnst ronll ronttet Au»u»l 22nd movement and thut it would rause | , actual production in the state. I90H, si the Pwtoffic* at S s nford. florWls The census figures, however, are many to send several boxes to their andsr Act of Msrrh Srd. IR79 “While the war continues this country will not in our opinion receive the only ones we have, and may he northern friends. Good scheme hut <§> Trlrphone No. 148 O Sten In Herald Bulldlni used bh a basis for argument. better ronsult with the Southern a n y comparative benefits to speak oj. I f the war is a matter of years the Suppose Florida would secure far* Express Co. first about the rate on South must next year plant other crops than cotton. Southern bankers, w f mors nnd plant 2,000,000 ncrea of a box of oranges north. understand, ore emphasizing diversified farm ing. After the war, the bene­ her more thnn 20,000,000 acres to ----- O-----corn. Suppose that land wtrpld av^'l fits ire secure will depend on our ability to expand our export industries erage a corn production of forty without the financial help which Europe has always furnished. I f our peo­ bushels to the acre. Then suppose SN; •Wi ■ 7 '• that corn would a v i-raue fit tv. ple realized the part that money will play in the years following the war. per bushel. * ^ ^ W y p u l t i n g everyone would now save every dollar he could trr invest later on in the7U>STATE n o x a g i o r H I'.AI.I H ♦ ten per cent of our tilP . m s able acreage In corn, produce at the velopment un d 'in em m n tf-b u sin ess ivhich is sure to come. Our country lowest estimate of production, nnd should follow the example of Germany in the past twenty years in the coop­ "T h ou »halt not bear false witness, * sold at the lowest price that dould against thy neighbor." erative encouragement of all form s of industry, large and small, under con­ be figured, would bring Into the This is-ohe of the ten rules handed ♦ state more money than the present structive Government help and regulation;, fjjul we should follow the example down from Mount Sinai, which > production of crops of nil kinds. have been regardetl ns the basis for.'^y, of all Europen countries in the careful saving and investment of small sums Florida is something of a corn nil tho world's safest legislation. We j ^ by the great majority of the individuals of the nation. In Europe the num ­ producing state nlrendy. According have never got beyorid ' them, anti to the census figures, tho corn crop ber out of every thousand of population who have bank accounts is in the the farts that false reports are am ong1 * in 1913 was worth $8,302,000. This, the serious crimes is established by '♦/' various countries as follolvs: Switzerland 554, France 346, Germany 317. nest to the cilrus fruits, was the big­ the place of this commandment in t gest crop produced in the stnte. i ^ p . England 302, /taly 220. I n contrast to these figures—the U nited States 99". We need tho corn hero. They ! And "thy neighbor” doesn’ t in­ ♦ need it elsewhere. The world will bo clude merely the rpan who lives t InFrom these liust ligiirej; vj'e read the cause of a vast amount of the crying for corn and corn products , other side of the line fence it ♦ unhappiness of our people, which summed up in one word is IM ­ aa long as there is a Florida. There means all those whose interests are ♦ will ho a good market and a good j P R O V ID E N C E . identical with your own, who re­ A • prick. Millions of farmers who know joice in the same good fortune and all about corn growing would listen mourn over the same disasters. It Extending to you the advantages of this institution, we bespeak lo Florida’s claims, if they were pre­ would seem that the original mean­ sented proj>erly. your thoughtful consideration of the above letter. ing of the words in this place in­ This is n matter worthy the at­ ♦ cludes all mankind all who belong tention of every hoard of trade or GROWERS' D A Y ♦ to the great Hrot lierhood of Man. I other body, or organization in the Whnl right has one man to speak In another part of this issue is a ♦ state, interested in bringing people against another? None, unless it In­ ♦ proclamation by Governor Trammell to the slate It i» a practical prop­ to protect the community against calling for a Grower» and Farmers' osition, and easy enough of solution, ♦ his evjl doing, and then only upon Day and setting aside November if we Once get at it in the right,way ♦ ... .»Iuch poMtivr knovUcrit'«* an would Im* X 7th ns that day. He specifics that Suppose every newspaper in rlor-4 , . , . .. . x urri*pted a* evidenre in a murt of ♦ the cotton growers can get together , . M M SMITH II. K STEVENS Il E TOUR R K DEAS Ida would gather all the Htuti'*rir* . . , . , . ., , , law A former president of the ♦ on tlic subject of storing or other* l'rr«ldrnt \lcr-l'rr«lilrnl Cuhlrr Su l ( **hLr' ol)tutnul>l<* in its section, and send iT i . ,, ■ . • , t United .States once said in a public wiso- planning for the cotton crop . , . . . ,, - the papers to corn growers m o th e r! .... . ... .. . and the farmers and growers all over . . . . . . »ddress 1 on have not the right to , states, whom* lia mCs could he had . / . .. , , the slat«» can have a meeting on , . , ... . speak ill of u public olllc'cr unless , . • , from |a»opIe now living in Florida. . that day and discuss ttie many good . .. . you know you are spi-nking the ♦ and oil the same date every news- . . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ If, on the other hand, you things for their future welfare. The ii . s t ' truth paper would send copies of the pa- , , . .. ... ... ... do know- that l/o as a public servant ultra 1» n good one nnd The Herald pi*r to such lists, telling about corn . . » i t ...... . . has commute«] wrong, you fail of hopes to see the growers of the San­ growing possibilities here, what w«»u . / I!«•r I • . .. . . your dutv as a citizen if you «1«» not ford Celery Delta have an ull day New Definition. growing possibilities here what . ’ .. . . . __ _ .. Sa t» il ma. S<-pt«-mls-r to Ki-hruary . . , _ denounce him from t ri«* nnnsrtopx. A cl««.« In history tn school a: hi.met-Ung in Sanford that «lay il they , . , would Im* the eflect? , ... 4. , , , . 4 Limes, continuai win was Ht inlying Lincolns under to meet In the city or m some . . . .. Florida s legislature has recog1. .. r,s. If te not at nil unreasonable to .. t . . , —•Tangcrines. Deceml»-r.lo May. burj> a<l4ct-b». Thu XiiucJjiiT-ri4A«o « Aie otluT »p o t suitable. Lmere are muny . . ... . niz^d the evil of false report by enA. J. Holder, or. "Uncle Jack," aa, ' . . . . exiiecl that tlu*re would he enough • Mandrina.- N o v em b e r tn 'Match Irla»» wa» meant !>) (Il * -1 clan» what vvas I art i nr inw which Traci» tbn ^Miy7 « V» T« Vnnvri tn everyone give« n « u ^ o n . f i u r ^ h * Jmuw I, t m -thV Mate m P ,n l’«-arhes. May to Jun«-. homiu «1 «-illratiOlH• nf the imu.«. "W h "»ever oever falsely or maliciously inaliciouslv ill» ili» v,.r> interesting ucempit of his past ttu- growers »ml in November there . ,, , . ,, voiUiiit<M-r»MÌ to ,iiiikw er in a million acre» of corn within the Dig May to August will I»- many buyers on. the ground »eminali-» or »premi,» rumors or re thirty-live year»’ experience in Flurhti explain« •1. un-ant* rnini. next two year». lt_ could tie done at Japnnese pluins, Fehruary a ports concerning the existence of 111h who rould also attend the meetings innin«-> t«> (i il) (1.ft .1 1liut. Il *4 such a small cost of time and money March. _____ ___ and it could lie made a general get any infectious or contagious di» ,.w ,u.n , first, carne’ t'o Florida I to every newspaper in the state, as Japanese peraimmons, September | ' u> 'Slal ease shall he punished by Imprison- j roulJ hnV(l enU>n VPROtah|M together time (or all concerned. to not be noticeable. to Deremher ment not exceeding six months, or Let the Sanford growers nnd the cit­ raised at one sitting. The idea that Here is a chance to do some real l’ incappio», any tinte. by fine not exceeding one thousand any kind of green »lull could he izens of Sanford generally take up work. Florida Metropolis. „ (ìuavns, August -to Jnnunry. dollurs this mutter and make it a great day raised here was ridiculed Gam«- was -<) — Itami mi*, any timifor the entire community We nee.d At varimi» time» the Slat«lbi»r«l plentiful, ami hunting fishing and <ir.ipi-» \ugvist i " I >• ii mtii-r OUR G R E E D more meetings of the grower» and of Health ha« ln-cii a ntiiiv <<t by ri­ Irulii king ai r* tin- - t.lv m.iipa Si rii wiiirri«-- (.um.irv tu .Imi«W e b. liJvc in Sanford tile city ->f porti» of diM-u»e in «*pi ili* nue propor lions the Itusine»» men iif the city and Wlo-n tin- hunt •ami- in wc Io «ci uri- ili«- ahovi- rc«ult.« re Saturday, Nov 7th shottjd In- * gala promise, the pince of good deed», the lions where onjy one or two cam-», could trade meat and hides lor hom­ •juires tinte, care and pi-rsonal «-x We be­ or none ut all hud occurred 1st all the farmers and community of ambition. oc usuili Such iny. porience, or a willingnexs to protit • gr iwt-n o ' Seminole county come to­ lieve in her laws, her in»tilutions and rumor* are difficult or impossible to In this article I will stato just jty thè exfH-rienee of others.'hUt a' gether on thnt date und discus» the principle» for which ahe »lands. trace their source, Jiut whether they w i,nt I have seen done, and nearly little study of thè nltove wil! show See Us m i-Burcs for the mutual benefit of We believe it\ her future, which 1» emunntc from idle gossip or ignor- everything mentioned I have ae- that it is possihle to bave fresh friiit insured by her excellent railroads, » 111-0 or from malice, the result is the ,.om plishe.l myself Before the c.Hire community. A little study of and fresh vegl iatili-« any day in t Itiher fine steamship lines, nnd the best same. Going <) The community is injured. t |„, following tit Ilea will show what yeur in Florida. r Else­ twelve months’ climate in the world |injured seriously, for good health is thirty-five F A N N IN G CLUBS experience has years where We believe in4 the Sanford spirit the biggest asset of any neighbor- taught nu- ns to the possibilities of The girls of Fioriti» have organ-i . Nation of Gem Owner» ' t h mnster of destiny, the inspirer hood, and good ni-vxs never «|iiit«* the Florida «oil and i-limat«Giistntll«- rtattsti«» show (in- p«-opb* ¡zed canning clubs in every city, vil­ of courage, the stimulus of jirogress overtakes t lu- reports of evil that The following shows tin* name of of tills countr> an- the must ardent lage and hamlet in the state with We In-liev«« that it will create nobler have ever so slight a start. □ □ □ □ the cro'p, the time ready for market, admirers of diamonds In th«> world phasibly the exception of a few enterprises, larger institutions and Not only are they th«- lament Import­ Probably- many Floridians know und tin- time ready for home use: counties and Seminole is ono of the Letter Heads B ill Heads a happier citizenship. We believe that the statute hooks contain .this ers of the gems, but they own practi­ Irish potatoes, May to July, in­ countiea that has up to this time cally one-half of the rnttre diamond that its potency, capability and provision that guards the state Envelopes C a rd s clusive; burnt* use, any time. overlooked a good bet. Other coun­ supply of tho world. power will he manifested in a bigger, against such insidious nttacka. Many Wedding Invitations Sweet potatoes, January to De­ ties .have appointed a lady county better Sanford. do not know it. Few prosecutions cember, inclusive; home use, an Posters or Announcements •agent to travel over the county and We believe in her business men, have been made under its authority, time. Immensity of Siberia. Of All Kinds give lesson» on canning nnd Seminole for loyal citizens apirr^clate the Siberia contains one-ninth of all tho .county should appoint one. Other artisans nnd laborers. We belipve In English peas, February td March; harm that may come in this way. and on tho globe Great Britain and countiea have also found il very h«r stores, factories and institutions. home use, any time. It is difficult to conceive such re­ The best^quality of work We believe in the honesty, integrity Cow peas. M a y to November; ill Europe, except TtUHala. together profitable to havo a county demon* port» being circulated with muvlth the whole of the United States, nnd dependability of her citizens; at prices that are RIGHT atration agent who makes it his home use, any time. licious intent, hut whether mal­ Beau», April t0 June; home use, tould bn put Into Slbera bualneas to give advlcf.on the grow­ and baUove thnt nothing can stop ice or thoughtlessness, the good name ing of crops indigenous to the »oils their tommercinl advancement nnd any time. of any community may he irretriev­ Cuhbage, February to June; home and Seminole county could also find prosperity. ably attacked. use, October to July. this a very profitable Investment. W c believe In the welfnre of FlorIt is indeed the duty of every cit­ Cauliflower, February to June; In this county so rich In all the fruits .|,jn because of her fisheries, her agri izen to report the existence of epi­ home use, any time. and vegetables that grow in Florida cultural products, her phosphate demic disensc, hut ho should not Cassava, any tim e; home use, any a girls* canning club would accom •/ minp<L her forests, and mpst of all tell it to the winds thuL-sratter it to time. men. Because Sanford Is the plish wonders In .the canning of tb tho corners of the enrth. He should Dustmen, December to January; gateway to South Florida wc believe fruita'and v'cgetuhlos that now go t report his suspicious to the local ,, ... . ■ .. o ....n home use, any time waste because there are no adequate that nothing can stop' this city’ s l i . l health authorities or to tho State means of canning them. Tuklng the progress. Kaota, any time; home use, any Board of Health. A careful examtomato crop as an exmmplo in which W c believe thnt had business is inutlon and diagnosis are made and Dmcthere ure untold profits t f ho mndc. sim ply good business on a vacation. tho nature of tho disease is at once ^ urnlps, December to March; A fter tho tomatoes are shipped or W e believe that' what are called determined nnd the interests of the homo use, any time, after tho season of shipping is over "h a rd times" are merely good times community protected. N o time Is Rutabagas, December to March, tho tomatoes left in tho -field go to( turned wrong side out, so th a t'w c lost, the danger of error is mini­ home use, any time. waste and are left to rot in the fields, can see the weak spots in time to mized nnd relief is brought in the Mustard, any tim e; home use, .any enough to supply every family In strengthen them. time'. shortest possihle period. Seminole county with canned to­ Spinach, any time; home .use, any W o bcllovc the United States is If you can’ t boost, don’ t knock. matoes all during the year. , • ■ war-proof. Wo believe in the wis­ time. • - Florida has the reputation among This Is a matter of vital Impor­ dom of our. President, tho common Watermelons, M a y to July; heme the* states that it has safeguarded tance to tho people of- this county sense of her citizens, and we rejoice use, May to December. its health and sanitary conditions and tho figures on the amount of to be Americans In tho enjoyment of Cantaloupes, M a y to July; home have Imon charged with Iming unmoney going qf our county each the blessings pf peace nnd liberty. use, May to August. healthful, and it is only with recent year for eastern canned tomatoes • B ui tci alto b tlie ti that. God hilpn Okra, May to Deceml>cr; homo years thnt the real truth is findinga : « appalling to the average person Ihotr who htlp th tm ieh ei. Gtt buiy. . , , . . use, any time, circulation snd credence throughout M - y lo June; home who hua n ot Investigated it. Toma­ S a n fo r d S a v vood. the country and the world. Every toes are only ono of tho many crops use, any time; . ------O-----good Floridian is, or should be, so that are- wasted, for In tho great Eggplants, M a y to July; home Headline states that politics is loyal that ho will not slander or re­ county of Seminole tho fruits and use, atfy time.' warming up In Cuba. In this day of tard the progress of his home state. -vegetables and by products are enorSw'eet peppers, July to December; Europe's unpleasantness wo would home use, any time. * mout. . ____ rise to ask, "W h ere ia Cuba?" Oranges Th# Pinch. "Yes, I don't so much mind 'Itn glvSeven people were In The Herald Parson Brown, September to'June. The front* door« o f Tho Herald In' mo tho sack. That's all right. But office yesterday asking about houses, Boone's Early, September to June. R epairing furnished and unfurnished and they office were broken last Saturday by 'o was a dirty ^outsider to send a lat­ Majorce, .October to August; ter to tho pnpfr advertisin' for a boy the great crowd o f 8anford people referred to tho columns of this -Valencia, January to August. -— W » . — . . I . * — I I . V m > n t a i » t " 1 A R O n lr e iA ttO VO* THE SANFORD N E R A L Onl^Uh»-^ycar ,,KODL'C TS Aaccording NU NKEDtoS 1H13, The Demand of the War on Sanford IDLE TONGUES ♦ FLORIDA’S GROWING DAYS- IN N o r th e r n H a lf 290 to 330 D ay s S o u th e r n H a lf 340 to 365 D ays UNEQUALED IN ANY OTHER STATE IN THE UNION II SANFORD, FLA. -UURTY-E1VE YEARS IN FLORIDA Job P r in t in g We are here to serve you with anything in the line oj pri’ift stationery ' your bust ".fit and p e r si 'tea use. i i* - .v * SA N FO R D C Y C L E CO. The Only Exclusive Bicycle House In . We c a rry a full line of all standard m dkes of bicycles a n d bicycle suppliesS ee us a n d g et prices. Be • BS/A Cash or Installments • a a Bicycle A �OCTOBER 20. »914 t * * * * * * * ■ » 111 " THE SANFORD HERALD *' :: |N AND ABOUT THE CITY :: -- y u l e H appen in g«— M ention of !! Matters in B rie f 1'iT.sonal I t e m « of In te rc u t ' A T Conuelty, the live real estate ugent tins a beauiiful suburban home for sale on the easy payment plan that will appeal to the prospcctlve puri'baser of a Sanford home. Pay for it just like paying rent and the price is SO reasonable that the lirst man who enquires about the home will take it atíuaaaddtítíadütítífltíU iítídilíititíji ; ♦ tt ti r & ti & news mow w vsiiiscton nv R Il Kit Cl.Il 1Oltl«KM*ONI»KNT Washington, Oct. 20. — The failure W ar Declared of Congress to pas» u Hiver* Summary of the Floating Small Merchants (irocery Company of Talk* Succinctly Arranged for I Sanford have declared war on high has broughtHurried Herald Header* cost of living Phone No ’.’ '.IS. or ++++++ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦■♦* better still call in (or prices 17-He to face with a serious situation and they nre now discussing with great S. 1*. Smith, ono of the prominent III M ove to Sanford interest the pros unsd cons of a river •cititela of tho Geneva section was in Mr. and Mr«. D. R. Filler be of and harbor hill during the short ses­ 4he city on business yesterday. . . . . . , Orlando expect to move to this city sion which begins on the first Mon­ i— Baldwin atuL.ilubba rdiUla - ^ U ^ . m - mf|^ - it tfl(ljr home_ Mr day in December. Uepresentati ve peck »W «L?Ht»rf)P"*wi!T have charge of the Gulf j Sparkman of Florida, chairman of 17-31C Refining Company plant in this city j the committee, told the eorrespondKrcsh yeast cakes and Imjierial and will start an aggressive cam- j enta the other day that it was the inpsoline irons at Mrs. Simon's. 2-tf paign in the interests of this com-1 tention of hu associates to get to a xi». ur l Hill hn ve re here. Mrs. Eller he is the ¡work immediately' after the reassemon n hill and have o il 1 J » CJ.... »1 ..... ». turned- frottt-a pleasant trip wriandD m.i 117 frmndK in .lt repotted before the Christimr •York and other eastern cities this city "lip will give them a warmI holiday. ."Vttiluxc--to-Titr-thts may Genuine Tencrifle grown Bermuda welcome to Sanford. 'mean another defeat, and that, in onion seed, white and red, new crop, —--------------------my judgment, would put buck^tho at ln R. Philips & C o . l l - 8tc - • . . . ( ; ocs , 0 Philadelphia cause of waterway improvements Today’s issue of The Herald Is a M- E* Tolnr- eashief of tlie Peoples ten years,’ ’ said Mr. Sparkman. jood one to send to your friends. ^Huik leaves today for Philadelphia, "Our growing commerce demands Keep them coming this way. wher* ho win c°nsult u s|K-cinlist re- that we develop our rivers und gardirtg his eyes. Mr. Tolar has deepen our harbors, and if we don’ t Frssh lot of New York s*“ 1® I beet) having serious trnnhle with his do it the people w ill’send other porapples just in. Going at 45c peek. cyes and has finally decided to take sons to \lo it in our-places." ’ 17-3tc a vacation from his duties and ndt Ollicials of the National Rivers Next Friday night i« the regular only rest his eyes hut receive treatmeeting of the Commercial Club, lb ment from the eminent physicians and Harbors Congress, which holds at Jefferson College During his its eleventh annual convention in sure and attend this meeting absence President \l \l Smith will Wunhingtoli, l>ecember 9, 10 und 11, . tuto Livery Prompt service act u* cashier The main friends, are becoming optimistic over the rCDa) phone 281. Night phone p»ti of Mr Tolar hope ih.it he will n ‘- ports being received from all secC ( \\ iIson 11> t ( turn fully recovered and will not lions of the country* thut rousing ki » . C. E. Henry spent Saturday lose the sight of his afflicted eye. delegations will lie sent to the con­ and Sunday in Tampa, the guest of vention wfib a \icw of emphasizing Mr. and Mrs. E. B. llrow n at their John E. Roberts on thy Federal Congress tho needs home in Hyde Park. John F’. Roberts died at his homi* of a broad und comprehensive polle velop men t 1 on Melon villw avium- mi Saturday iev of waterwuv devdontnent New |tcn Smith is having a nice bun­ l light after a l i ngerui g dillo»« T h e Flnglapd and the Mississippi N alley galow erected on Cenlrnl avenue on Sanford Heights. This popular resi funeral i imi rrnl >■••>t eni a) a f t ernoon will Ile especially well represented Re V M e j nmc x r r ni t In Mi 1 |nnlM according to adv i ces received by S den'f -ci t in A of the city is improx I-llU ri il olili lai I Iig. Inte'Mieiit w a» \ Thompson. Secretary of the I on inn ex 1 r > da \ . Iliade in l.aki vii w re mi i i r\ Mr gres*, w title the (»too \ alley und the '.D’ttcrs from Mr. am i Mrs Archie R o b e r t - moved to ilo- • I* \ severa! section about Lake Michigan will Hotly, who are enjoying their honey ,iN*» •*«*u•i I<i^ •1« !«• ljoh** t«» juln in y i-ìlts ............ mi ’.g fruir Hiiri-ldeHliiul N* u \ nrk « l u i r that th K > alili li*a \ v er.il t» i I •I rt* n I" t hr K«*firrul prntr.Ni o\vr l he ilefeal north is all right, hut Sanford will , nlourn (,(„ |0„ Ut- wif* lini about the passage of a make shift hill of look good to them in a few weeks * lk> :ifH , (ll 1,1,1-.,, ? ..... ti uno t„ tide oxer ami meals St. Johtis In 'Mi The Junior ' ixii take orders lui II ym, bave roonm to rent or if you want rooms place y o u r J , ! ... , i , r s l eague girls will witling I usier Id* n**d ralla >kksillfe M r’° n f . received bearing d is t a n c e w h ile CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f "/î* ♦ ♦ *! All l.ocal AdvertiscmentH I ’ ndcr This H ead ing T H R E E C E N T S n Line For Each Inuertion. M in im u m 1 Charge 25 Cent«. FO R SALE F'<»r Sale— Hound pup for »ale , cheap Just the right age to train. R H Lynch. Sanford, F’la , Route I No i «• 4 ^ H-tfi; W E HEREBY DICTATE A N ORDER TO A L L STENOGRAPHERS Fur Sale Secondhand oil or gas­ oline -.stove. Two good burners cheap Can he sten at Sanford Furf f l W T , . , ---------------1 1 -ti House» for .sale or rent. Renuirinjr-Them to Make Their Purchases at^T 11lU Stnre ___ J. Musson. F'or Sale— Two line hull pups, one mule and one female and the mother. Good stock. See Nick Znrnovun, Sanford F'urma. 12-5tc ---- Hut to Others We Can Only Hint, Rcqncsf”^,^ew,<I,SW‘ Suggest and Advertise the Fact, That Their Patronage Will Be Valued and Appreciated S E M I N OTh*LN nErttt Drug PH ARM ACY Star» SANFORD. FLA. PHONE 275 I■•.r Sale One child's lied und one revolving hook rase ^ tmipire Ititi j Fla>t Third St 14-tf 1 to F'or S-ale F' Ciderv plants now ready' 4 I. I ircene It No 2. « I 5 2ti­ ♦ For Sale One horse, wagon, bug­ gy and harness. Price $ 150.00 for quirk sale. J. \V. Ilooth, \Ve«t Side. 17-2tp For Sa le Harred PIv mouth Rock lor breeders I. H. Thump- Hill It.. - ■! r.ii fi 1•>. 1 •* S u , . 1 ‘W $2 eu.-ti •1fui i •lei i : x2t p V ’ 1 i • rr IkOUS«*. tir.tr lit Ck M a t in n, ren ter 1 HI •, < ol H . i r v i ; . , l i e h r illu in t ed it or ut North- Arrterrr.1!if WVIew nrd :t i ' " ' r d,,» r n - lf ,,r' nf ,hf' fa r m . Ham - know n n» t a»t 1»• ( iu rfo ra St , < llo llinger. f a it n » 1 1 •t A . Nr w 1 ' If. I ur ms t e,| ro o u.s N, p Simon’ s, i l . 2.'r a W ie k lind h I ftp FI Fourth St Rent ♦ ♦ ♦> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ KENT ( *11Miti »• \ddre»« 12u5 ti 1er.. X I'lK*». », f.i $10 p. r pa ir M II id ! ■* Rei (t bar 1’ t 7 tip 1i. ir ." TO r \.|(|r I'HN Nil nfor.l • r , « It . Sp< the situa line meal is all the argument we bereft e i.Ah . parents n, !• -s i ban ,i turn until a-lull generuu« propor need tu i on v im r* you we set t tie best >V I r The ->m|,.ilh\ of t lie com lions can I»' pasrwd meal at the lowest price in t ow* ^ - nyi ni l \ gov* out to them ili t fu-1r ♦ Our Sunday dinners are unsurpassel C^oouble allliction I here are tlmsi w b o w o u l d ha ve Meal* 25 cents Weekly rates made ------ - - s t j i o . lf lv»,i a prettv s u m to ha vi- been fir rooms Hotel S'« NATIONAL CAPITAL a ö u ú a c a a a »3a a a r. a a it d st r. a « a a it a PAGE FIVE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ An Income Now B e a u t i f u l 7 -ro o m b u n g a l o w s , hot arid cold w a t e r , on i m p r o v e d v e g ­ eta b le farm . 700 line M i n o r c a a n d W y a n d o t t e c h ic k e n s , in c u b a ­ to rs , coops, b r o o d e r s , best m o d e l p en s, h orse and w a g o n , barn. P r e s id e n t W i l s o n wer e r e n e w i n g n \ fr*-*~ ♦ ♦ I nr Ib ni Mutt >.f t i -ci ri... in* \ fellow s)u j,s and burying tin* hatchet -H* Wwm Tiilmnn ' o T T l i e " Herald ' * l-ll. ♦ ♦ : .1 bat h U m M . i nl br ' - »tore in. Peine Sunday l< will In- rcTin- Want * o|umn a lw a y s g<’t- re ♦ ♦ 1 l -t f Hilled that there was a falling out 'll nford I eie piloni, t o. suitI I PS VI. \ I T E M S ♦ ♦ bet wceil die President and Col. Har­ Mrs Vernon toil er of Sunfor> Fu i Krrti 1 u f 111 - lii'i) r o o m s Hot V Mr und Mrs Rraxton l '-r kl Ils . ,, vey shortly niter the Baltimore con­ L , , --s p e n t tile week end with Mrs H.yrnmil cold water is 00 per month. tiave teli,rued from their wedding vention and the two "d id n ’ t speak ♦ Mrs Pope well Itec k on Tuesday .'01 M a g n o l i a a v e n u e 13 p - t f trip and are comfortably located in as tlicv passed by " Mutual friends, took dinner with jier ab ♦ ♦ the Woodrul! home r,n Palmetto however, g"l busy and on peni» I reti 1.1 'I i oilpte, four For Kent Mr Rantolìi lias re W e III't lei ♦ avenue when- they will try the prin Sunday tbe hatchet-burying acet r client In, a t io n Ten ♦ ice rooms turned from m ni nnai trip north ♦ ciplr of i.w ,i liv ing as cheap as one ♦ was |•1111• ■! .‘ If at file \\ bili* M*»11- * •liar, pc•I No nail . tul MH u'!. •• I it • !•••' of W ml. ..TTi.-i.t4 oli.inette I idi . ♦ ♦ ....... I. lb . I ‘ ' i t * - of lb, M e l Ito li ill v . Mg. • • . > > l I’r. sidciit nil * .»■ • ❖ ♦ ' ' ir' 1 - > . I • e a S,| I 'p c r I Oi I i i Ul ! le tur .1 i- ri*• pi.i" II. • t th. Him It. •.! • a : <1 .<., • i : I, ♦ For Rent F urinshi > 1 rooms lor li.r tii recital of what Impiantii invi S .ft u rd a y from 5 t o s |i in I lie 1s( 1, J i nny W ren Apply to Mrs. Mark Twain's name came up in 'ight housekeeping 17-2t A doctor was called to the home ♦ some connection when Colonel Her Puren, 117 Laurel avenue, i ity 0-tfc fhe many friends of Cruse Harnes of Angelo Nicoli to vi-it lus mother icy remarked casually that thin ’ ♦ ♦ *rr k’lad to see him home again and for an attack of acute indigestion were person« «till in existence » I .. ♦ ♦ Mr lloiirv 1.11 udu ui-t o working R...«m-. f. -r liglit fin i»*»r to know t hat he i» e n t i r e l y recov F'or Kent ni vi r I ... I heard of the gr< .it t , now in a g.Magi'nc.,r Mianu '* ti ♦ fr«'. t ♦ ■■•■ping ''1 ' • . i.ik \ . il. ovp. • 1» to get bil-x XX|J It nn.r i - 1 Mr Messet g< r i- doing <ar|>< > 1er ho !.. r mi lignin next week. ♦ ■ ♦ • 111 l'n-udcnt (nun.I thl- utili ■ ' work for Mr I t . . Miller on tin F or It- ui ( *• . 1 M • I - ■ 1• II s alt Ml ♦ ♦ imi. •!.I le ultet .1 lor 25c. J. H \\ il Hamilton 1on-. a . . * .1 ., r llan I t,lu. t 1111>11« ! * Hilt HU' ♦ ♦ 17 it. 1o *M {• • >• 1m il l all Mu i • W . Until . • I . H ’ . mi ‘ nil v it c r d a v In re in Wai. Intuii..i ♦ ♦ H"n t ,,ry I) Ijindln, States At again at work I mi l such an one He was an <>( A • • » 1 1 • • large Several city lots :uul homes for sale gii term? R o o m » for Relit 1 torney of tip. Seventh Judicial Dis ♦ ♦ Mrs A F" Westordiik l- attim i 1.. ■ , i ker He declared positivi l\ ! irnl-hcd rooms Mrs Stephens, that may suit you. triit was m the uily today calling o n ‘ mg tin- Advent ist„- curtí p ineetiiig in ♦* ilh^i he hud never heard of Mark corner Sixth and Oak avenue. h“ many (rienda. Mr. I-umlis hus Orlando this A constant demand for houses and rooms. ♦ Twain. ruigned his position hut the na mi» A party for Frank Parkrr, in List your property with us, we will yell or rent it. Piano to rent for the season. In"1 asked lume about Turn Saw ♦ has not gone into effect, ul least his honor of his ,nth birthday w.ia !» yer 8-tfc No. he nevet had heard of him. quire at 111 Second street. Fire Insurance, HondinL'. ♦ Nor IItick F'innl No, never. Nor noí . . i* ? n app° in,ed t h . . m e ..f >..« unde. Mr « F'or Rent Cheap for Cush Twenty ♦ T u l” *-obliged to serve at j a ^ Thompson Thurdnuy evening I'udd’ nheud T Wilson? 'Oh. Lord all tiled. a crea of good hammock land ♦ ♦ n« xt wttek. ^ very enjoyuhle time was hud by yes,- he ejaculated, '1 voted for 101 -tf fall or write A. M. Tyler. ♦> The Gate City House all present, forty-one in all '1 hey him ♦The many yutrojis .of thu Gate wore served lemonade. Cuke and cofAnd the President'« roar of de ♦ Five acres tiled land inside city Hi>u5e are jilrased to learn fee light (Till not diminish in the least ♦ mils (nr rent, near brick road and ♦r thst it lias opened for the season. Mr. and Miss Booth have moved when the Colonel continued softly. ♦ loading station. Apply t" A I* Home comforts are extended to the from one of Mr Clark's houses to •• .mil' he udded. wistfully, ‘ that's all Connelly, Sanford. Florida 2 tf ♦ ♦ 'ÏUHts and the excellent accotnmol the «tore on the West Side Y\ <• arc 11., good it done me.' •Luionx of {.his hot-1 hav* made i sorry to lose them from our neigh F'or |j|ent Nice front room for *n um at homo and abroad la-tf boritomi It. Qii'i" of the abundant »upplv gilt housekeeping, also well ven­ Un the return <>f Mr and Mr* 1. of ...ttonseed tneul there i» likely 1.» " J * l'}KI>en has returned from Magnusson from their trip to*North b. in tin. country this year, s|»eriul tilated bedroom. 302 Park Ave. * Vlfit to home folks in North Caro­ 15 tí M regained M . Ill tile Department of Agricul linu li.* stated thut the (»copie up Carolina, where MrIn her heultli which has h.-en v.rx tur> bell.*ve that the farmer has a th»r,. New ¡»re not feeling very good over Furnished rooms (or housekeeping poorly for the last two years, their better oppirtunity to make money the **F.»ijrfolton situation, hut sis usuul t Mrs ( ’ . II Smith*», los I’ark friends gathered with them t< > celc | , | . . ding 1 k*c ( rattle than for »nine Opcning* »tart1 i, plenty of hog und hominy \vi"„ between 3rd and 4th streets. Tho feeding value of * •tul no one will »urve to death this brute tho twentieth unniver«ary <»( time past. - •• HV-t-f BLACK their wedding. T hey hud a fine rnlt.mseo.l meal has l»eon recognized * liter. Thlg was glad to get bnrk WHITE time and left many tokens of their bv agricultural authorities for some 0 lurlda, where the war is an unF’or Rent One acre tiled land on TAN esteem of the worthy host and host­ time and alrge quantities of ¡1 are «nown quantity. Third street and Maple avenue. ess. exported annually to Europe where \ddress Rex Paekard. R. „ F D 2 j. !^r*. navis, tho well known opthe farmers, especially those in Den “ a»n »ill he at the Robbins Nest 15-tf mark ure well uware of its useful­ N O T IC E 2«°,i Tuasday- Oct- 20 to Monday, ness. M IS C E U N F .O U S « Hekdache eurod with glasses. As I have charge of the business of the It is estimated that this year 15.*>m - tested free. Don’ t wait until Title Dond Si Guarantee Co., F!iL«t San­ 10(10.000 bales of cotton MU !>e proWanted— Flowing or team work ford Land League, ond W. A. Whit. dliee.l in the I ’ nited States. U , t d *y15-*3tc This by man with good team. J. F.. Cecil Gahbelt ha» returned 1 Can be found In th« Tax As -hniild > lel<I fi.liH0.0Op tons of seed Summers care M. S. Nelson; or Wanted T w o thousand* caulibom, aftt,r a pienimnt tummer spent lessor’» Offlce in the court house. While all of this will not be crushed.. phopa Lord’s Station. 5-tf Ms.*d fo r * Man to Believe. I (lower pinnt.». Jno. 1). Jinkins, Uke George in the W hite MounT H O S . K. B A T E S .( last year’ s proportions hold good Mrs. Cutler of Vancouver proved (dioni* 2t»7. Corner Third St. and ^ ________tons ___ of colHoarders Wanted $3.60 per week •ni and other parts of the New by tho registration of a pedometer again, ______ about 2,000,000 F'rench Ave. 17-2tp torisëéd meal will l»c available, a n d .lf0«’ board and lodging. Last house that she had covered 400 miles in a nt and states. Mrs, Gabbett also on East Third St.. C. W. Driggers month In walking about her kitchen I T " 1 lhe I « » t few wToks*with friends | A | > pi I \7 |?/\í ^ a" »be foreign market gives pronm* Wanted -Three, or four rooms for 9-9tp and living rooms while performing her U lV t VJe * TT • r m. i l jsp 0( („.¡ng greatly reduced, there light housekeeping for man and wife. household duties. ¿ o r g i7 nn“ h “ nd ° thCr P° lnla in ought to l»e a corresponding de­ D E N T IS T Address H. Wanted— Gentlemen roomers at Close in., if possible. crease in the price of the meal, mak- Stutnon’s. 315 E. Fourth .St. care Herald, 17-2tp Clll*1 representing tho WORK rOR WtltTK PEOPLE ONLY ihg it specially desirable for feeding A Thing Woman Is 9psred. .* . 9-13tp T,mC .G enn Advcrtising Co. of PEOPLES BANK BUILjDlNG purposes. Ono deep sorrow which no wrom.an. P* 1» in the city in the interest ROOM 9 Ixist— Iatdies’ blnck raincont WodJ st least none that we know penonal•UruUJ J ,mÀ Thc °lcnn Co. carry Where the Woman Shinet. Ijr, experiences Is losing tho pipe nesday on road between Sanford and Closing out all typewriter carbon A politician may bo able to pack a enda^ * - nrt bangers and adwhich sho has-smoked for feur or five Orlnndo. Finder will receive reward paper. Best grades .only, at 25c convention all right. ‘ but when . it ar.r,llÌnti nov®1Uw of «B kinds and years almost without stopping.—Ohio if returned, to 218 Park avenue, Herald Offlco. per dozen sheets, conics to packlug a trunk hu luta to. » .strong play for the 8tate JournaL I4 a p a lil W a n t A f l oc. ft Qanfnrd J lfi.V.tn film «tin Int* nenr In til« nrlf* before (ridi,) : A B A R G A IN G O IN G \Yt‘ have some very cheap tracts of pas­ ture or ranch lands. I♦ Good general farming and citrus fruit lands. Some of the very best truck lands in the famous Celery Delta of Sanford adapted to the Sanford system of sub-irrigation and intensive system of farming. Prices and terms very reasonable. r A . P. Connelly 109 Magnolia Ave. ' Sanford, Fla. ^PO LISH E S? �THE SANFORD HERALD r AGE SIX r _ * ' OCTOBER 20. |9U dlatrlrt N<>. I b# cehnged to raad aa follow#; E of SW ror of So« IS. To 1» 8 . K IO E D r y a r l m r a l of Tk * talrr lo r. R#flnain( ad a' point on tha abort of Lak e run W IS tk., K U rfc. B 7 1 *»100 oho. 8 | U 8. I.»nd Offiro at GaieeavllD, Ma. Monro#, at tha foot of Park avanu», run 10 rha. K j l . i t - 1 O0 «ha ___ 1 « ity HWly . alone _ , Octeber S, 1114.' W rid* of of Ry to U b af Sald la id b alai aaSol Ira la bervby (la ra that Arthur II. than«« iouth" to* Ilu fb a y aXraat, tkanra wrat alone^aaid Hughey at root to Ita Intara#«taoaod al tha data of tk* l«*u»»#a ot aurh | Wallaro of W aklaa. Florida, « h o on May ( rortitrala In tho nam# of C. II. Liadday. Zlth. 1914. madt Hom#at#ad. Entry, No. tion »ItV Fraach aranga, thane# aauth along N o n r q o r e le c t io n Caftiffrat* No. Z99 *m br»r* . l-*t 1 8 t. 01 II 14, for I W M of N W ) { , N W )(| of S W l» aald a»« #u* to ita rontinuatlon to lh# T o tk# Bhawiff el Sanala*!* County., of tbo Joaap. Said "land being aasrraad at (ha See. S and N h ° l I K Ü . SarJIon i. Toon- ! • » II»*. running aaat and »«at. b # t* # aa ' ' S t a t a of F l o r i d o • v data of tha iaaoanra of aurh r#rtlflrata In ahlp 10 South, Ranga 29 E »»l. Taflatflaa## Sartlona I, 2, It and II, To«nahlp 10, . 8 # U known. That t, H. Cl «y Crawford; tha name of 8 . Yanaon. Meridian, ha* filed notice of intrntlon to South of Kanfa 10 Kail, thane# Weat_ along TUcr-lary of S u l * of tho of aald aectlon Ila# to tba cornera of - Sec - — . . . .Slot* _ . Florida , , -1 CortlAaata No. 212 embrarao, Beg ISO It auka three y»ar proof, Ilona Z. I 10 and 1 1 , Tp. 20. South of f * 1 8 a i d 44S ft W of It fUctioa poat on E • to tha land a b o r * dear will V » h' ' i I» somlnolo County, S t n t # ] { ] „ # of ¡J,, j g T „ , 9 s R J0 Kt fuB w 2tk of Clrrult Court, at Si flange .10 Fa*t, thence South nlong art Florida on Tueaday real turreedlng the f| 8 , 00 „ y jJ j ,, N J00 i, * » , d Und th, diy o( N o , , ra •ectlon line ol corner* ol «action* 26, 27, I t and I I . Tp. 20, South of Range 30 ®t, t N # v * m b « T. A. I>. 1*14, be! ng aaaeaaed at tho dale of tha laauanra of 1 Claimant name# aa «1 wttnaeaea: the aold Tueaday b algi tha Ahitrl day tti auch certificat# In the nama of Unknown. Ea*t. thence Knat along Section line Ban Ball, of Waklwa, Florida. N o re tnbar of I-eke Je#aup, thence In a general Norther­ , Unlaa* tald rertlflcatea »hall be redeomad John Ball, of Waklwa. Florida. ‘ For United State# S#nator from the Stala according to law t a l deoda «ill laaua thereon ly direction, along tha Waat »höre of Lake Jatnra M. Brown, of Weklwa, Florida. o f Florida, for ait rears from Marrb 4, |»|S. an lh# Hat day of October. A. I). 1914 Jeaaup to the St. Johna river, thence northUllals Brown, of Weklwa. Florida ror R*pree#MatI»# from the Fourth Con- | Wiinaaa nr ¿«rial algnotura and aaal thta weaterly along tha St. John* river to Lake ' H E N R Y S. C H U B B , greaoional Dlatrlrt of tk# Stata of Florida, 26th day of S«pt#rab«r; A. D.. 1*14. Monroe, thenra Southwesterly song Keel IS-Tuee-Stc Reglater in tk# Slity-fourtb Congra*» of tha United and South abare of aald lake te point of Ie#al) E. A. IK IU G L A S S . Hi at##. beginning. *t — Clerk Clrrult Court. S#mla#l# Co., Fla. For CommUrioner of Agriculture of the NO TICE fly Jaa. P. Rabana, I» C. Be It further reaolved by the Board of On the Ird day of November, 1914, at Stale of Florida. v 11-Tuao-Slr their regular meeting l h . Board of County , f t » » « * *£•» »J? For Two Juatlrea of the Supreme Court o f Aha Stale of Florida. Commissioners in and for Sornioni. County, 1 “L k J j * 'r V — ■ Florid., will buy, not lem then *100.00 ! nom , , U u ' b* «ka ng.d to read aa folFor T » o Railroad Commlaalonera of lh# Nollre ef AppllralDa for Tat Deed Unde' worth of metal culvert,' to be used In road | . , ... . l —. Slat# of Florida'. For One Member of the lloura of fl#pr»Hectlea STS ef the (Jeaeref Bletalee conitructlon in Seminole County. All deni. ¡7k2 Manila . . P? h V f f o . Jf P u h * * l » e wefttalieee of lh# Slat# of Florida., Notice ie hereby given that W. M. * ,k ,d ,0 ,Ubm“ b ' d' “ r L i u t h to Hughey U .n c . Ifnynea, purckeaer of T a t Certificate No. r r . t ' r i m . ' ™ 1 For County Judge. M a ll p A n n t i m ASS along Hughey atreet to' ita Intervarctlon 411, dated the Sth day of June, A. D. 1911, For Sheri#. For Ci#rk of tb# Circuit Court. has filed tald certificate In my office and kae Clark of the Board of County Commimtòner. * ‘,.h . 5 , 7 h. „ V T,"“ *- „ *,'"571 *1l Seminole County, Fla. 5• * ld Ha continuation of the nec‘ For County Aa«««#or of Tate«, made application for had* deed to iaetao in tlon lla», ruanlng East and West, hetween U-Tuea-Mc accordance with l « w . Said certificate etgFor T a t Gollagiac. Sections 1, 2, 11 and 12, Township 20, brace* the following described property alt, For County Tr»naur#r. a JSouth of Ilaogs 30 Eeat, thenc* West along For County Superintendent of Publie tilled In Seminole County. -Flarttio^-iw-ntri .7 »:**■V e o w e i seetton tlno to th# Weklva rtvrr, thenc# 5 W > < of N W l f . Sec. « . T P 20. It. 14 L * * t . N O T I C E lnatrurtlou. Northerly along th* Wektva river to ita The tald land being a»a#« «ed It the date of For County‘ Suryeror. the 3rd day of November, 1914, at Junction 'Ith th* Jit. John« river, thenc« the iatuance of auen certHkcata m t l : r name their regular meeting th* Hoard of County 1 southeasterly For F i » « io u nly Commlea'onera. , up th* 8 f. Johns river to For Thr## M«rab#r* of tha County Hoard of Baaehtm A Skackleton. Unleaa aald cer­ Commissioner« In and for Seminole County, I |4 |,, Monro«, thane« Easterly along South tificate ahall be redeemed according to law, Florida, will buy. one pair ol mules, wagon ,hora of said lake to point of beginning, of Public Inatruction. For Juatlre of the Tear# In and for tk# tea deed will iaaue tbereon on th# ¡ 2 nd day and harne*«. suitable for road work, and ; 0 « It further rseolvOd, that an aacurete • following Juatlre Dietricla, via: No#. I, 2, of October, 1914. all peraona having same for sola will hova | description ot tho changes made In cornWitne«a my official aignaturv and tea same on ground ready for Inspection at mlsslonar.’ districts Nos. 1 and 2. be 3. 6 . For Conatabla In and (#* th# following tkl* the 19th day of September, A. D. 1914. that time. lered upon the minute hooka of this board 1_____ E . A DO U t i l. A SS , J a a l ir * Dial ritta, via: t-’- j i r t a (anal) E. A. D O U G L A S S . ~ and be published once e wetk for fo ur Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., yle. Clerk of the Board of County Commis­ Weeks In a newspaper p«,Mi«ti»<t to « M « »4 - 1 h hav4 In leallmony whereof—i o i hereunto By Jaa. C. Roberta. t(. C. ’ sioners, Seminole County, Fla. act my baad-aod-afflaed lb# (Ireat Seal of county, and, 9-Tuea-itc 11— u » - « — - * Florida, at Tallahara##, tk# I J-Tue*-&»* I Ba It'further resolved, that. E. A. D o ug Capital, Ihia the twenty-fourth day of ilase. Clerk of the Board of County C o m ­ Auguat, A. D. 1914. missioner* shall make or cause to be made N O TIC E ___________________ l a Ceart of (he Capaty Jadge, Hcmlaale •’ IL C L A Y C R A W F O R D . ' Nolle« U hereby given that wo. th* under- Ja erttlfied ropy of tho changes mad* In tho . Coaaty, Stala of Florida Secretary of State. signed. Intend to apply to th* llonerable-description of aald districts, as establlahed In re Eatete of T o C. M. Hand, Sheriff, Semlonle County. Park Trammell, Governor of tho 8 t*t* of I this day by th* Board, which ropy shall Lovell L- Stone 8-Tu**-»tc Florida, at Tallahaaa«*, Florida, on tho Athi b# certified to be correct by such clerk, and i To all Creditor., Legatees, Diatributeea and II Peraona having Cibimi or Domanda day of Novsmber, A. I). 1914, for Letters 1 *>y *he chairman of the- Hoard ol County Patant, Incorporating " T h e Sanford Cqm- | Commlaaloner*. said certified copy »0 be againat said Eatato: * You, and etch of you aro hersby notified panjr“ i under the following proposed articles transmitted to tha S#rr#tary of the State of N O T IC E O F E LE C T IO N of incorporation, tho * orginal of which is i Florida. Whrrva* th* legislature of 1913, under and. r#<iu(r*d to present any claima and Adopted in open b o a r d , this th* ith day the cqnatltution of 4 MS. of the alate of demanda whlrh you, or either of you, may now on file, at Tallahassee, Florida, as re- 1 ( of October, A. I). 1914. by tbe Board of estât# of- _1 .0 veil L. Stone, quirrd by law. Floride, did pass three Joint resolution*.pro- I have against - , . tb*, „ County Commissionerà of Seminole County, W. H. Hickergon. posing amendment* »0 the constitution o f dec*a*ed. lai* of Seminal* County, Eloride, Fl orida.' Jesse Shilling thè «tele of Florida, and the same wer * , 10 ‘ ke undemlgn.d adm'nt.tratrii of tald Frank !.. Woodruff. Chrcn Roy E. Dickerson a « r » » d to by a vot# of thrw-fiflh* of all th# #«t*t*. within two years from th* dpt# her*!.. P. Hagan ' t^ah Shilling. mrmber* elected to each house; that th* * J. V. McLain t Adirle* of larerporatlon . of “ The Hanford Dated August 27th, A. D. 1914. yoleg-OD raid Joint resolutions wer# »ntrresl • C. W. Entimingrr Company*' A N N A C. S T O N E , apon tKrir r»*p#c4jv# journals, with lh # J A Clark We, th# undersigned, have agr##d"to as* 1-Tuea-Mc Administrates. yeas an d nays thereon, and they did deter­ Attest sonate our«#lyr*. and 00 hereby become as* mina and direct that the sam* Joint résoluK A Douglass, Clerk.. soriated for the purpose of forming into a tlonp be submitted tn the electors of the 13-T ues- 4lc I body polittc and corporate, under and by el ate at the general election In November, In Court o f County Judge. Seminole C o u n t y virtue of th# laws of the stato of Florid 1914. Hlale of Florida and do hereby adopt 1 be following articles Now. therefor*. I, II. Clay Crawford. * , , * . « . . . In r* Estate of of Incorporation. ■etary of .»tate- of fhe .tot* cf Florida, do Schneider, deceased. Article I. LI HT OF I N H P P C J O R S AND C L E R K S herrty. . giva that a . . . nolle* . Notice Ie hereby'given to all whom It may Tha following peraona were appointed re­ Tha name of this corporation ahall be .General Electlen runrrrn, concernâthat_ un on wir tho 2_4th day. of March, spectively as inspectora and clerks of gen. will he held In ench county In FlorJdn on A. D. 1915. I shall apply to Honorable "T h e Sanford Com pany," and Ita prinrfpal eral election to be held Nov. )rd, 1*14, Sem­ ilar, of business shall be at Sanford. Som­ Tueaday nsit succeeding the first Monday (i. G. Herring, Judge of aald Court, aa Judge nole County. Florida; but it may hav# inole County: in November. A< D. 1914, tb* said Tueaday of Probata, for. ray final discharge as Admin­ and eetabllah such other plore. of business „ H»ctlon District No. 1 voting place West being tha istrator, C. T. A., of th# estai# of llel#na as th. board of directors may from time Sanl»1-1— •"•Pectors of election. D. G. M o a ­ Third Day ef November Schneider, deceased; and that at the same ts time determine r<?»' 1 H'„ ' ‘ »ndtll. J F.. Vsugh.n, elefh ot lor the ratification or rejection of the said lima I will present my final accounts as fflertion, S Kunfi Arllrlr II joint resolutions proposing amendments to Administrator, C. T A , of said estate, and Klection OlMrlct No. 2, voting place M o n Thr [rr iff il natu/r uf thr hu»lnr»« to hr the constitution of the state of Florida, via: ask for thalr approval. roeI n«j ector« of election. J C. Motfat. transacted and conducted by «aid corpora­ A Jsinl Kenelallon Dated April 2. A. D. 1914 John Iteli. I>. Il C l l i b u n ; clerk of elrction shall he a* follow*, to »it Proposing an amendment to Section 8 I1 ( 8 ), .I J O H N O O llD O N , inn, Albert llawk ln« To hold, buy. own.'work ,, .iltvrlop, con of Artici« Eiftit (H), of the ronstitution of Administrator cum Teatamento A n n n o of hlectlon" I hstriet S’n 1. vottnf pisce Ka«l ih# slat# of Florida, r.latlng to founly oftb . Ealat. of Helena Schneider, deceased "I" nI' pledge, r.c h .n g * ian fo fd Intpectora t>f •|«ction# T S C a v i» . flee»« » 12. 10 20. 11 24. 12-22, 1-19 2-23 rulli*«!*. Improve sod otherwise deal in A II ('am rron, M I* lupe, clerk of elee nd dl»po«e of real estate, to ac<)Ulr« II* It ordained by tb* Legislature ol t h e ---------------------------:--------------Zi______L____ . _ _ *-* .............. - * 1 ............................* -----Ifim, A I. William» leste, occupy, u»e and develop farm», , , , . „ ,. Nolle* ef Application for Tas Deed Under farm Klectlon Districi N « 4. votine place land», town »ite» and territories. That the following amendment to Section u --,,.. lk. LLGAl ADVERTISING f 81* (61. Of Article Eight (8). of lh . JonstRuCion of t h e . . . , , of A o r i á . .. hereby agreed to and thali be «ubmittrd to the electora of t h « state at the general election to b# held on th« first Turad»? In November, A. 1). 1914, for ntiArotlon hr rrjrrtion: H«etlnn A The legislature ahall provide for the election by the ijualifird electora in each county of the following count) officer«. A clerk of th« circuit court, a »herifT. con* •tablea, a county aaaeaeo r of tatet, a tat collector, a superintendent of public Inatruc tO ll| out. plat. irrigate and sub­ divide the asme tu fi p e r a t e and maintain farm», ranche«, o r c h a r d « , * dated the 3rd day of June, A. I), l!i|2. ha* grote«. plantation», and to do and perform filed «aid certificate in my office *nd ha» nil thing« needful and appropriate for the mnd« application for tm deed to issue In Improvement and development of »am** to accordance with law Said certificate em- manufacture, market, »ell and dispose of all bracet thr Mlluwing described property kind of canned or preserved fruita, vrgrt situated In Hemlnolr County, Florida, to­ able» or syrup», to carry on th* Pumi«—- of wn l^it II, Mtk 2. Cameron The » a id commission merchant. broker. factor or land bring atiriinl at the dat« of the Issu­ agent; to purchase, buy, sell and dispose of ance of such certificate in t he name of K. K and otherwise deal in all kinds of fruits amt Cooper Unlea» said certificate «hall be re vegetables and other p r o d u r r on a commi»NotfrJ l ^ h . m b v ^ e l v .n t b i t MW a " \lln H«fiman. C. H., Gone Holden. W. D.# G obs llouaholder. A. L . Gone H°*ay d. Fraok. Non-payraeot ol Poll tat Holland, Jaa. K., Gone Hookrr. D.. Gone Howard, Ban, Gooe Ivey, Geo. B-, Gone Jarkaon. ('lave. Non-payment of poll las Johnston. Androw, Dead Jonas, llanry. Non-payment of poll tax Jon##, Simon. Non-payment of poll tas Knight, J. W „ Goa* l-e*l4. J. C., Gone Lilj*. H. L . Gone Mahoney, Wm. F., Dead Marks, R. II., Dead Maloney, Geo, Gone Massey, A. A.. Gone Minniek. W. A., GoneMiller. F. W., Cone Moore, Joo. F„ Dead Morrow.- B. <N.. Gone Murray, W. A.. Gone MiCrory. Chat . Gone McDaniel. J. C.. Gone McDonald. A.. I>e#d McGlon. C. A., Goo* McMillan, J. A., Gone Nash, I. N., Gone Newland. T. A., Gone Nelson. J. If., Gone Nultall, Jno„ Dead T ^orau' Non-payment of poll tna Oglesby, 1-awtey, Non-payment of poll tax Overman, J. Jl.. Gone Fir*. W.'.’L., Goa* . . Pickens. 8 . , M.. God* ! Pickens. T. T.. Gone Powers* D. E.. Gone Power«, F. J., Gone _ Perry. G. C.. Gone 4C ' 7» Taggart, Jdhn K , Gone Temple, I.. ||., b a n d . * Thomas, E. G., Dead Thompson, J. fe , Non-payment of poll tat Thompson, J. It , Non-payment of poll tat uy nr,;-w oTod,0wNH n;p',^n' r" U1 \eaa*y, E ^ B . R.. Non-payment of poll tax Walden, Wm.. Dead Weston. J, M.. Gnna Willis, J. B., Dead Wilton, Tim, Dead Wilton, W. J., Gone Woodcock, E., Non-payment of poll tax Preclacl Na. 1 Allen. Fred. Gone Arrsnts, (5. y.. GoneBallard, 8 . II.. Gone Barclay. W. II Gone Battle, Mack, (»one > llsrkett. Ell, Gone Basden, It. E., Gene Halley, 'J. A.. Gone Ballard. W. It., Gone Bell Rich, Non-payment of pall t n Bellamy. M B . (tone Bennett. John, Gone Benton. W K , Gone lllalr, F. I*., Gone Blue. Saunder". Gone Bowler, M. I I . Gone Boram, J. A.. Gone Ilrady, O. W „ 'Gone Briggs, T. W., Gone llrabb, Ham, Non-payment of poll tat Hraey ,8 ipp. Non-payment of noli tas TTrx/TTAy. Ben. non-paymr«t of poll tai Hrldrwfll, M., N o o-p a ymrnt at poll tax Hrown, Frank M Non-pa yment of poll t n Mronron ^kllbrr. Non paymrnt of poll t a i ilrown, 11. (\ , (io n r llurnatt. Wm. XI., Gone llritt. J N . No n-pa ym ent of p4>ll t a i Ca st le ,r j || a |>r»d Carroll, Jn*i . Non pa> mrnt <»f poll tai Ch ad «nek, F <• . Lion» Chandler. J F. . Gu n » Charlton. W It Non-pa yment of poll tai Child», D D Not. payment of poll tai Col». |l It No n-pa ym en t «»f poll t ai Coney II II , Gone Comprobat, F I* Gone Corey, li T , ( ¡o n r Corey. X!T W., Gone ( nrdeilo. F C , Gone l*acla Inspector« of e|erti«in. Itrn Jone», I. Krl*. Clark l’fir t im . clerk of rlrctlon. A A III ck« Klrctéon Oistrict N o . &, votine place Oviedo— Inspectora of electlon. T. W. l . i v In i , lieti Jonr«. I. T Munì, clerk of electlon, Count». Fred Gone T I. Cu»hfng Cowan. W II Non payment of p«dl tai Klrrtion D.»t'tct N o »i. votiag place tir- . Coffee, C t Gun# nev» . 1n*pertor• of electton. J \! Flint, T ( ru«4, Alt»er». Gone W lìelfer. D D b u m » , clerk of electlon. Curry. W XI . Gone Il II. rattishall. Culbfrth. F W . Dead Da v ii, J A . f tone hlertinn i>mtrict No . 7, voting piace Dean. II II . (inn« Ch uluni» In.pretori of electlon. William Drn ton. J. T . Gone Denton. J (tone s Driver, Li. Jl. . -4, gar*# Palmer, W ( Gone Phillip*, 'rirm- * r » w - r t f ToU v ? » - RaTsnr, C - k r + X t i r ™ by Jaw Th» «fu lstnr» pfüvkb bv law for fh » r»r» »nd ru»U»dy of «II rounly fund» snd shall provtd* l h « mrihotl of rrporting snd paying out *1! • D s u r h fund». I ’rov ld rd. rouirty trvsaurar» »Uctrtl in vwnrrpl sDrtlon hrfd In 1911 • hs 11 btyjd oflira for l h « term »Irrtrd. A Joint l(ro«l u ll on ]*roposlng « n smvndmant to Action 16 of A rt frU IV , of |h« ronstitution of th« stato o f Florida, rnlstinf to t h « sppolntmvnt of r o m t n lw lo n r d offirrr» of t h « » 1 st«» militia It « It rwsolwd by t h « legl»l*tur» of thv • t a t « of • F l o r i d » : T hat tha following amtndmrnt to Hvrtion l b i j Artirl« IV of th« ronstitution of th# r t s t « of Florid» la h«r«by sgr«#«i to and »hall I»»* sufimltt»d to thr rlrrt *ir • of th# »tat«» for adoption or r#j»<*tlon at thr nnt grnrral rlrrtion hrrraftrr. that I» t#» »ay. that S«rtion lfi of Artirlr JV »hall br an.rndrd »n • ■ 1 «» rr^ad a» follow». In Ihr Clrrult Court Sr vrn lh J^dirlal (*lrrull In »nd for S m i n u i r i ounly. Florida In thnsrrry Asa VI Tylrr n ■ Divorro l#«ura K. Tylrr T o l* «u r a V. T ) l r r . adriphia. I1».; 204 4 Vlastrr ht , I'hil- It appearing from the affidavit of Asa M T y lr r. hsrrin duly filr«l thst hr is r o m p ls in ant in thr s h o w »ntitlrd r a u i r , that it i» thr lirlirf of affiant that l . a u n F 1 vlrr i» a non rrsid»nt of th» atat» of Florbla; that • h» i» a r»»id»nt of th» s l a t « of I'rnnsylvania. rr»iding at 2044 Maatwr» .St . in ihr city nf Philadelphia fn «ani slatr. and f l a t ths r* i* imi prr»i>n in thr »tat# of Fiorii!», ihr »er vir# nf »ulipiirn» upon «li'iffi wbould t«» r» •1 ihr drfrndant, and t b » affiant furi hrr • ay « that .hr bfflirvr« thr ag r of ihr i|rfrn dant to br ovrr tw h n ly -o n r year» proprrty. « a m and mrr<*handl»r of rvrry rlait ami do«rrtption. to borrow rnortry and •rcurr »amr |.y mortgagr d»rd». bond» or ot hrr obligation» thrrrfor and to do all »«l<*h olhrr ami furths-r th'ng« a» may br nor«-» •ary or rgprdtrnt to br don» for thr «urn*«» ful tranaartion of thr hU*inr«a of thi« cor­ poration. and to havr and r«rrri«r anil rn jov all thr right*, powrr» and |rtvlle|M in rnivntal to. corporation» I , - . . . organDrd. . . .and | un<,rr thr ' » w* ° r *h- " a t * of IlorIda ir foregoing clau»«*» adrprndrnt an.) |>uwiDilr|>»n<li nt ubjrrt#. üViJert«, liuilli1 er», tnd tbe r n u m m il u n ot sny «perirtilimit uiinru or power »hell not b# brM t I.H.I #ir re«trift in my manner any nth ii v * » nr p o w r r nf if>i* <«ir |i«»r a 11 n t r i l r l r III Tb# a ••f ib# r a p i 'a l •:«»• - •§* tin« riirimrattun «l.all l*e Fifteen lf «»u * a n d I I ' i .hoo (MU Duilarv, 1•• b# I- ■ n ifi into Three Hundred JUOi »liarra nf Fifty fitifiOi Dollar» u r h All or any j nrfl »i, «if thr c a p ­ ital »lock of thla corporation may be pa yaide In, lf»ued nr ti*6*«l for the purrhatn of property cither real or perforai, o r for thn payment nf labor or 1er v De», at a Ju*t and fait* valuation thereof, to be d- trrm lned by the board of d!r«rtn r». You, thrrrfor», Laura L Tylrr, am or -Srnion 16. Th» (¿ov«rnor »hall appoint* wll rommlssloneil offirrr* of th* state militia, < <trreii to appear to this bill herrín, duly Mlrvt including an adjutant general tor the stata. In this cause on the 2nd day of November, A. with rank of brigadier general who shall be. U- 1914, tbs aama being n rule day of this chief of staff. The dulie* and compensation copri. It Is further ordered that this notice be of nil officer* so appolnlsd shall be aa Axsd ; try law. Tha tarma ol ottica of all rommis- published for (our consecutive west a In thr A r t i r l r I V, Hanlotd Herald. * newspaper putillahed In ■ionsHl officers of the organixed militia shall Thta corporation »bal l continue anil h « v r tw continuous during tn* pleasure nf th* Seminole county, Florida . ____ ______ , _b# W'rlnrsselh R. A Douglass, Clerk nf I be full !|)o**r lu rx r fr l » » il» ror pi » t e r i g h t » Govrrnor; subject tp alirh laws ______ as may f ni netys ti i tasa Court( » saur a, m ia«« *, m sesi^ »« wi thereof « as hi««*v tor ■i P- »(••»I enacted by the legislature providing (or thel? Ç^rcuR and this k'ltth an d fra nr1 tidy of S#ptrmb»*, A D. 1914 nlqe yr»r» fr om ân<l af t«» t h» co m menertlrement for ir age or other causes. i »# bD E. A I »DU G I.ASH, men! 41f It• rorpurat» » t i »1 »nre A Joint Resolution Artici r V i ’lrrk CirruM GoiiM I’mvwKing an amendment to Section 1 ot • ball br J. C Hubert», D Th e liU» in»*» nf 1 hl» rari[»uralt Article V of th* constllullon. relating to the A Free1 1 T u »» St r ron*Ljrirfj by th» following nCfir r ' judiciary; ary and 1tieni and \ ir» l'rvsitlir n l , • Sot lla II resolved by Iks legislature of tbs Treasurer, and a Hoard of Director«, of npt stale ot Florida: I I*** Iban three nor more than .even dlrecNolle* #r Master's Hale That th* following amendment to Section Under and by vlrty# of ■ decree ol fore­ tore who muet he atorkhuldere. 1 of Artivia V ol lh* constllullon is hereby Until the rtrat meeting uf the »lockholdrts, agreed to and shall ba proposed and sub- ; closure snd aaD, entered th* 10th d#y ot ml tied to tho elsrtors of thp stats (or sp- September, A. J), 1914, b y » Hon. E. A. hereinafter provided for. the offlrrra uf thl> corporation shall ba: W. If. Htekrrvon, rai or rsjerjlcn at th* nait general else- Whitney. Judge of th* 10th Judicial Circuit Roy E. Hlrkarson, Vlr* I*r#sli hrrealter, that la to aav, said «action I of Florida, taring In tb * absence ot lion. Fresldent; o f aald article shall b* amended eo as to raad Jo*. W. 1’erklns. Judge of th* 7th Judicial dent; Jess* Shilling. Treasurer and I^>ah Circuit of Florid*, In a certain causa pend­ Shilling. Bsrrrtary. • Tha Board of lilreetors a* lollowit Section I, Ths Judicial powar of |h* stato ing In th* Circuit Court ol th* 7th Judicial shall ba; W. H. Illckeraon. Roy E. Hlsksrwhafl ba vested in a supreme court, clrfult Circuit of Florida, In and for Bamlnola aon and Jsssq Shilling. Th* Aral or organisation meeting of the roarta, court of record'of Escambia county, roUnty. In chancery, In whlrh Catharine criminal court*, county court*, county Dla Starbuck, aa aaarulrlx of tha last will stockholders of this corporation ahall bs held In ths rlly of Hanford, Seminole County Judge* sml justice* ol t b * pane* and aurii and laslamant of 1« G. Starbuck, deceased, other courts or rommUalona as tho Deists- la complainant and W. J. Vandargritt la re­ Stats of Florida, on ths 10th day ol Novsmturn may from lima to tlms ordain and es­ spondent. 1 akall aatl at public outcry to tha bsr, A. I). 1914. f o r the purpova of adopt­ tablish. Th# leglslaturo may prescribe tho hlghaat and be#l bidder for cash during tha ing by-law« and computing th* organisa­ -cmnpcruuiUon ol th* Juatiao* and ludgaa of lagal hours of sol# on Monday, tha 2nd day tion of thla ‘corporation, and also tor ths tha wavecal courts, but no court haretofor* of Novambar, A. D. 1914, nt the court house purpose of eUctlng such officer» of th* cor­ -r#t«Wished under th* ronstilutlon and laws door at Banlord In tha county of Samlimja poration aa ar* hereinbefore provided for and atala of Florida the following described and thereafter th* annual meeting* of the of Florida ahall ba hereby nhoUsh#d. storhholdera of this corporation shall ba T ha votes cast In compliant* with said property to-wit: Tha South Flltaari (151 acre« of tha South­ held on tha Brat Tueaday In November of proposed amendments, and tb« canvaaa, ■declarations and rtturn* thereof, ahall bo east quarter of tha Southweat Quarter of Sec­ each and »vary* year. Article VI. subject to tha asm* regulations and rsstrir- tion Elavan ( I I ) , Townahlp Twanty-ona ( I I ) The highest amount of Iridsbtadneas or tlons as i n provided by law for general South of Range Thlrtyione (31) East, Semi­ nole county, ■ Florida, pbrehahar to pay for liability to which this corporation shall sub­ a lsolloa« In tba slat* ol Florida. ject itself shall be an amount not to sacaed In testimony whereof, I have hereunto sat lltla. th* amount ol th* capital atock of thla cor­ < A. K, P O W E R S , my hand and affiled tha great aaal ol tha poration. , Special Master In Chancery atato of Florida, at Tallahassee, lh* capital, Arllrlr VII. V. B. S T A R B U C K , Lhla tba twenty-fifth day ol Jullb A. D. 1914. Solicitor for Complainant. ( S m I) 11. C L A Y C R A W r o R D . Th* nams* and rdaldancea of ths sub­ 11- Tu**-5U___________________________________ Barratary of Slat*. scribing incorporators and th* amount of 10 O-T u«a -l lt r capital stock subscribed by each are as follows, to-wlt: N a tl« * af Application far T a i Dead I W. H. Hlckaraoa, 20 shares. Norie* ef Aaallrallaa ar T a i Deed Uadrr Barile a S76 af Ih* deaerai Statata* Jssaa Shilling, Sanford. Florida, 20 shares Haitian 675 of Ih* Gaa rral Risiala* Notice D bartb;>y given that W. C. Ban Hoy E. Hlcker»on, 6 aharaa. Natica la hereby given that H. L. Wood- .ford, purchaser o f T a » C «criticata No. 179, Leah Hhllllng, Hanford Florida, I shars. fuff, v u d , purchaser purehaaar of ol T a i Bala Hala Cartlllrataa Cartlrtcato* Noa. J datad th# 3rd day of July,. A. D. 1906, hao In wltaaaa rrharaol, tbe subscribing In­ Bled aaitf »erllrtcata-fn my Office and has corporators hav* hereunto sat their name*, Juna. mad* application for tax dead to laaua in on this th* 10th day of October, A. D., 1914. A. I). 19b7: «•i n No. « . SIO, «i.j u datad » . , u ithe s, v 6th , « day da; of accordane« with law. Bald rertlBrata em­ W . H. Hickaraon J ob*. A. O . 1*10; No. S U , datad tk* 6th brace« tha following described property altJ « « *« Hhllllng d ay H IT of Ul Jdao. d MBw« A. Ae D. U| »1910^ « » Wl No. •Vas. 109, avr. datad ’I * 1» 1' uatad In Somlnola county, Florida, to-witl Roy E. Illckson tha Bth day of Jun#, A. n. 1910; No. S99, lieg. N E corner of Lot L.Bac. 56. Tp, 30 8 , Leah Hhllllng dated tha Sth day ot Juno. A. D, t i l l ; II. t t E. 10 icra*. T a # aald land being Btata of Florida No. S I 2, datad the 7th day of Juna, A. D. ____ ____ at tha data of ths tasuanro of ouch County of Bamlnola • I t O k has Bled aald certificate« In my ol­ certificóte I* th* a i m * of I L W. Atherton. I haraby cartlfy that bafor* m* a notary ite* end hai mad* application for l a i diadi U nieva said cortiflcot* ahall b * redeemed ac­ ta l a * « * la assordane* with N w . Bald cer­ cording ta law, tai dead arili laaua thereon public partonally appeared, W. H. Hlcksri m e l i « « embrico lh# fpUowla* d«acribad on tha M at day •» OtMbar. A - D> l ?14-, , son, Jaaaa Hhllllng. Roy E. Hlcksrson and •property situatati Ih Santino!« county,- FiorWitness my official elgnitur« aad eeal Leah Hhllllng, t<tiB>«, wall known to ha tba LJ«, to- wit: « thla tha 26th day • ( Baplamber, A, D. 1916. parsons named l e a n d who subscribed their name» to tha foregoing article« at incor­ - Aro. -X4S4 ombrare«, Beg 30.04 th* E a» (««all ).. A , D O U G L A 8 8 , poration, and severally acknowledged bo­ M W tor Bao 3, T p >0 H, R 80 R, run E Clark Circuit Court, Bomlnola Co., Fla. or* me that thay axecutad lh* same for • cha, B 11 c¿a. W 5 cha, N I » eh., T U l l - T u * ^ 6te By Jaa. C. Robert*. D. C th* purpose# therein sxpr#«#«^. amp, T F * aald land being aaaeaaed st th« Witness my hand and offirlal seal of of­ dato of th* Issuance of aurh certificai* In fice at Hanford, in the County of Semlnol* tha nama of C. H. lJndrlay. Certlrtcat« and Htat* of Florida, on thla tha 10th day Department af l h * lalarlar. N * . 1627 am bracas. Bag SS.67 cb« B A 15.53 of October, A. D. 1914. U. B. Land Office at GalnaavilD, Fla., t . T p 30 B. It 10 E. « h a W ol N E cor of---Bac ---------------(*«ai) M A R Y K. W A L D R O N . September 26, 1914. run 8 45 da«. W 6 rha, H 40 dat E. 14.76 Notary Fublie, Btata of Florida. Norie* la haraby given that Lawraneo i . __ _5E 1.26 cha, N 27 deg W cha. N - 4 5 s deg My commission «spires Nov. IS, 1917. Mlsson of 8 «nford. Fla., who on October M_____ i t « aha. The aald land bplng assessed at GEO. A. D a C O T T B B , lla* data of tho Usuane* of such csriJflcata 17. tool, mad* Homaotead Entry Soriat, No. Atltrary for Incorpqrator*. In M.« name af Mary A. Conor. ÇafUfleaJe 0722, for B W H ot B E D , Bae.. 22 pad W ) i l*-Tue*-4lc N o. SIO «mbraea«. Bag 16 eh* N aad 65.6-1 oo ol | J | U , Ractloa 27, ToanshlB 19 Bouth, « h a E of 8 W cor Bae 86. T p r i 8. It 10 K Rang* 32 East. Tallabaa*«« Maridlan, haa cnn N 13 cha E t l ch* liWIy 1*. 35-100 Iliad aotlca of (aUarion to mah* Ftvo-yoar I'roof, to aoUbllsh claim to « h * land abovo « h a W 18 elm- Ths said land bring i N O TIC E d asari had, balera Clark at Circuit Court, at s i tha data ol th* Issusnce of such Whortas, It U lh * daalr* of tho Board af Banford, Florida, on tha 12th day af N a County Commlaaloner« of Bamlnola Conaty. T im b ri, 1914. (Horida, to ehang# tho. boundarfao of com- K ;s i- : 4 s * tu h f& iK A W M , Ruban o l Lo Fila, of Oanava. Florida.. a « f s a ^ r . Ä 3s -U “Ä '■" tb V data of ths laausnca In tbo. nama al C. If. B . ... f —1 - — . 1 „M m A- D, b y. J S Dink»». W J W o o d b r r r y . dark »»f t-leflmn, J N. Srarry Vlrction nUtrirt N in veiling p i a r » Lake Mary ln«prctor* of r I r ci ion. Jor Fo r tier, J I Martin, 1\. K Dunn r l r r k of rich lion, A K. Siobloni* Flection District No 11. voting place Mtauiontr Inspector« of rlrrtion. II Fuller. J \S filtren, F li r n k i r . rlcfk of rlrctioik. W. D. llallard E. A. D O U G L A S S , Lï«rk f*irrull Court. Seminili» C o , Fla. I 7- Tura 2 tr I I• I of N l f t i r i Stricken From Ihr |(r|l«lr» l i o n |l o «i k « fi i i h r 1 n u n h I oi t i t nl aaUnrt • • I I h r l f M r r l l n r t » l l r i | f uf I hi« I ' u t p us r 4t n Vkr ct nr » i l #* . O r lu h r r I t l*J|l Frrrtnrf N« S u » Se I Arrapi». 1 \\ N « • > roe nt ni (tuli ( a i llalifwin, W S , It HeallX', W. Là , Nun-pay meni of poll tat Hell# C. E.. Non-payment of poll tax lllair, P. C.# (June. CarDon, J. E . (jon» Collin», Denni«, Non-payment of pull tax Cow an, J J , Gone C raig. Y L., Gonr t*ru«e. I. J . Gune Cuahtng. M Xf Non payment of pull tat Davl«1»on. I F . Gone DeKo/eit, Norman, Gone 15r»»«ier. J A . Gone Fern aid. Geo II . |»rail Fetter. T II citine Fountain. VI F. Gone Fry, I ». i » . Gone Fry, Noah. Gone Futrell. G. K . Gone ( ; trrDi j f;„ Non l' aym enl oi poll to GitlfelUri, I) , (ion* Gowdy, Earl (I . Gone Harl, John I'., Non-payment of poll laa llayea, Oliver A., Gona > Higgins, J. C., Dead lllgglns, B. F., DAid Holmea. W. F... Gone llouslon, H. 8 .. Gone Hoy, G. It. Non-payment of poll tat Hunt, 1. M , Gone llutchlna, J. I., Non-payment ol poll tai Jone«, C. E., Gone Kaiser. Fred. Gone Kaan, Jacob, Gone KonnawelL fl. T., Gone Kendrirk, 8 . F.. Non-payment of poll tai King, W. A.. Gone King. O. W.. Gone King, Alfred, Non payment of poll tat Lee, C. C.. Gone Matson. Ellas, Dead Matthew», W. J., Gone Matt«, E. F . Non-payment of pall tai Miller. W. B.. Gone MrCulDr, G. II., Gone McQuIre, ----------. Gone Oglesby, II. 8 v Non-payment of poll tax i’aeglow, 11. C „ Gone Pitts, M. O., Gone Putnam, I. C-, Gone Reynolds, Clarence, Gone Ungers. W., Non-payment of poll fax Russ, W. P.. Gona Shuman, Fred.. Gona Shaw, James, Gona Singletary, O. II., Gona Sllord, J. (>-, Gone Slford, J. O.. Gone Silver, J. A., Dead Hhlnner, W., Gona . Smith, Ben., Non-payment of pull tax x Smith, W. G „ Gone Bpurllng, Roy Gona Stanstroro, R. R.. Non-payment of poll tai Duhu, E. W. D.. Dead Edwards. J. T „ Gan* Elnstals, 11. A., Gona Einitsln, 1. A., Goa* Evans, Chaa. II., Gona Evans, Judson. Non-payment ot poll tax Kvana, M. M., Non-payment of poll tax Fatjo. A. E. Von B, Gona Fields. W. T.. Gone Foster,. Dr. David. Gone Fringcr, A. J„ Gone Gardner, W. R., Gone . Gallagher, II. J., Gone Gilrhricet. L. A.. Gone Goodrich, L. D., Dead Gormly, R. E., Ooaa Grave#, F. Z-, Dead Gramling. O. II., Jr.. I>e*d Grsyham. F, W „ Non payment ol poll tai Green Den. Non-payment uf poll tas Griffith. T. L.,' Gon* Hall. Worth, Non-payment of poll tax lla whins. J. IL. Gone Harris. 8 . hi., Gona Herndon, E. IL, Dead Haradan« R. E y Oon* Herndon. W. It., Oan* H fka. Hiram. Oona H bbard, J. 1-, Gon* II ghtover, O. W „ aono„ • 'unnl>, Non-payment ol poll tax ,m^Non-p«jrm»nt ol poll tax. * - ------- -- / Hiver», / A . Non pavmept ofpoll (si l(»*l inmn \X‘ A Non payment »»f poll tat Hufiley . F •# , f *rad H u m . \X F . t »tine Sania, K J . Gu n » Sr barf a hauten. G u », (inné Srurry. Il . Citine Senevenno, Vnge|«t. Sun payment <tf poli tai Heigh, A V.. Gone Sh« ft, M, Gone Smith, Il If , Gone Smith. E A . citili#« Snead. J I * . <»one Speer y Ci I. Cione Speer. S I*., Gone Htandlin. W I* 4 SANfORD LODGI S Hanford Lodge No 62, F. atfd A. M , Communication every flrxt and third ThurSaya at 7:30. Viaiting i>refhren welcome. 0. L. Taylor . F I. M,||„ Secretary W. m Monroe Chapter No. 15, R, a . \j. Meets every aecond and fourth Thurv day in Masonic Hall over tho Irn(x-ria Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. J. F. KarnaU # 0. L. Taylor Secretary High i rirtt Seminole Chapter 2, Order F.axirr/Hta Meets every firit and third Tue*dt , In each month. Everyone who ha* *##„ hia SUr in the F]ast arc cordialjy invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Hohtii HA, S«*r’y Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of p. Meets second antf fourth Tuesda lay». Nisiting knights always welcome. H. «McLaulin 0 J. Mi||#r K. II. and S. C. Q, Hanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. p. Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m.; over Imperial Theatre. J.-W, O. Singletary W. H Wright Secretary q. Cate City Camp No. 6, W. O. \\ Mcetn second and fourth Wedneadiv nights in each month/' • * F. L. Miller J. F. lltHilt-hin Clerk Council Commander U n it ed B r o t h e r h o o d o f Carprnit-rs tnd J oiners o f A m erica Sanfonl Ixcnl Union No 17.il first and third Thursday myl i ;it ; o’clock in the Eagles’ Hall J. W. O. Singletary, J. M. Ilroun, Sec’y-Treaa. President R. P . O . E. H an fo r d L od ge 1211 Meet first and third Wednesday night at corner of First St. and Palmetto \\r, 0. L. Taylor’ It L Pe k Secretary Exalted Ituler The Lake Hreeie ( ouiu'il No .11 Junior Order United Amrricnn Mrrhanir* Meet« every Wednesday .it M., in the (*ity Hall. N'lnitiiig are welcome. H Smith, It* - » P. • ' "-rt Celery City Aerie No. .1H5.1 Meeting every Tuesday III"' o’clock Pico fluilding J T Houle han. *1 K fitr.ii Worthy President ?-*•• r ■ry Business Cards . One Inch Canl« Will He I'ubllnhcd 11. dec Thiw n#oADr*-ht-Tfr»-W«*-t>f 1)1» I’ rr Yrar. Drs. Mason & Householder D e n tis ts (¡a r n e r &. W o o d r u ff Uuildin^ Cían» Steven»»!»! Ifelirv Corine »-. • e tbttrtl. W ’I D* «d -Vt torli t un I. * • i omir Stout H J c.imr St e »t• I f «i »»i. I NV . Sm. pai »nei I uf |« *«’ I f * « Nt • v er», C H r * ione Summer*, * If . Gime T ha ye r, Hurt. Gone Tilllr.gbavi. Hurt, (¡one Thurston, A. M , Gone Travk, l.ambrrt, (ione Truel»»ve, E. XI , (ione Turner, John. Non-paym ent of poll tat Vaughn, J K . G •»9•• Vaiatele, Fmlle (ione W a !d er k «r , Jame« (¡fine Wagner. 1» Ci . 1ìunr Wa ter», C 1i; w i ¡0(1» c* . C« tm» Waldron.. K «;# h . C» »»n» W a I «I r o n,. C i r. un» W ard. C NS o-a vr » I K • »«in» 1»r»«! NV hitnar, Il L NV tilia rn« . W IL. (»u n » gton. IL 1* . (¡oí d W y n n * . <*. I' To 1 1 No. I In* S ap p. II. W , Precinti No. 1 Amery, J. B.. Gone Haiter, A., Gone Burke, lassie. Gone Chessman, C. W., Dead Dean, T. II., Gon* Parnell, A. I’.. Dead Sresons, C. T., Gone Woods, 8. M.. Gon* Preclnrl No. a Orlffin, O. II., Gone Hardee, W. J., Gone I.#onafd, J. W., Gone Minti, II. F., Gone Aloore, W. It., Gon* Hoberts, C. H., Gon* Worthy, J. A., Gone Praclncl No. 7 Barber, A. J., Gone C a n s d i, E. J.. Gon* Gore, J. II., lions llodge#. I- I*., Gone Kilby, E. H.r Tr»n»ferr*c io Precinct No, 6 M u »lry , II. W., Gone Monroe, Jno. M., Gone Storey. J. F., Gone Storey, F. Nf., Gone Tanner. A. F., In Orange County Tanner, II. W., In Orange County Tanner, O. It., In Orange County Tannar, W . . C „ In Orange County * Praclncl No. ■ Hamilton. Geo., Oon* Strickland, Jaa. 8., GonaPrecinti Na. 9 Freeman, R. IL. Gon* Precinti Na. 10 Ovaratraal. Ben. J., Gona Sundtll, J. P., Dead. H. C. Du II OSE, I erma Motlrralt* s>ifn U» 1 i-h P h o n e 319 GEO. A. DkCOTTKS A rroK N K Y a n i. (1 KIN SKI.I <IK •' I I’pictlcc ill Sinie nini K.Mirrili 1 ••.ri» P liiiriirr-WiKHlriifl Itblkl DR. C. G. s ml fl' BUTT DENTIST Ofllce: ' Yowell Huildliig S A N F O R D . FI.0RID A THOMAS E M M E T WILSON V- FERGUSON HO I S l l o l 02* Wilson & Housholder LAW YERS Sanford. - florid* Pottcard Hint. Save your picture postcard» *Dl* when preparing them to »end to hr*pita!» and orphnn asylum» pn»te t*° together, back to back, thus concealing the addreas and moaaage. and al»o »•▼* Ing the sick bnble» two pictures to look at Instead of one. Supervisor ol Registration. » * ♦ « » » » # ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦J Sanford Library! N o l l e « ' * f Hal* af Fifty Thoaaand Dallara City ef Haafard Kefaadlag Haada N olle« la haraby given, That sealed prooasis will ba received by th* Board of Bond <> * t rust*#« ol Hanford, Florida, until 6 o'clock <» AND ♦ p. m.. on lha 19th day of NovPmbar, A- D. '• _ ■ ! 1914, at Sanford, Florid*, for tbe purchase ot all or any part of Fifty Thousand Dol- | lar* City of Sanford refunding bonds; said ' bonds haar a rata ol latsrsat not to exceed er rent... and ar* dated July 1 st, A. D. 6 per 1914. Interest payable *«tmi-annually, JanIM PE R IA L THEATRE J usry and July; «aid laaua ronsiating of tan bonds of ths denomination of on* thou sand dollar* aarh, maturing in tan year*; fifteen bond« of th* denomination of on* ■BUILDItyGthousand dollars each, maturing la twenty yaarat twenty-ffra bonds of tha denomln(nation of on* thousand dallara each, ma­ turing In thirty paars: principal and Inter­ ’ Op«n Tucsday-Thnrsdiy 4 to 6 est coupons ara payable at tb* National Park Bank ol New York City; all bids muA and f be accompanied with a certified check l i t 1 par cant of th* amount ol aald laaua.* T h * Board e l Rond Trustees reserve tha eight to reject any and all bids. 8 . O. Chat*. B. F. Whltner, ; S t r a n g e r s W e l c o m ee A. It. Kay, Board of .Bond Trusters. 17-Tua*-6to Ç :: Free Reading Room o n| S aturdays 4 to 9 p . ni- �USI Of I f f QOAlIf lEO ELfCTORS O f SEM INO LE C O U N T V . r L O R ' D A Atdridp. A. P. Allrn. J. T. ¿ Anderson, J. I. Ay corks,, J. C. Adnm,. T. J . AdsL ¿ F ' « , Bdy A, d»r»«»- sj " yAnd,r,on. I>. **. IDk.r, !.. Jlulllngrr, G»o T. AM»*«1 ' Il«rnr*. Crur, All.»- » J .. T. K. Ilrarthorry. C . O. s a ft .fv II*.k. J»y H. l l r t U , 'C. A . ß t t f c S I|*U*. A , 1 , •*: 'S, B.rrr. c _“ „ |llí**r». V. W. Illtfrr.. A. J> llininplry, J; W. Ilnthnraly, W. M. • I t , E - •* • 1 •"! tiiuls*»l»r* « " % ilrsddy, w . M. Hrr.con. T. W. Hrown. K. 11. llrsdy, W. W. Ilfown, 1>. O. Ilutlcr, J. P. • Calhoun, G. ft. Carlton, T. C. Con », »• „ ( srtrr. -W. P. Chandler. Jno. 1— Chilton. C— E . — Cobb. c . r . Cn'baii, M 1 Blnfsri. L*’ { PMk'».";, " Brock. A »• Ur>•&* k* 1* Brs »»«»»;. T'# E' Bru«». C. F. B «U. H. J BntlM, J- E. f.mpbrll. rr.nk A. C»rr»«»r. Mf 0 Ck»»». *• ° - . n»rk. M . u low»*. CuvuRsr. J. P. fruffifk J. J. CclUri. W. Mmip. w. u. I>«jr, f h « d I>et out»#y. W. ( . Olvtn#. W. T. K d v ird i. II. W. FrrninHn, Joe Foi. Geo. Fot. T. M. Fo««etl( A. Frank. Fell* B. Franrh. A. V. Frank, 1- II. Gabbnlt. Cecil Gerow, If. Gibbon, II. 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I < Itadford. <• V I It red, C A ltlrhard*on. t' Kirtr* y 1' KirLaf d» J K llolil». 1* « M Keslsl ti*i»r K«i«#rMrr N T K o a l i m l . y. \N itulilltat.n. J ^ II Samrni* A u f u » ( u » S mva ) tf . J . Srh»»f ThtO 1 S » , >huni4t i M Mm. 'r 11 1 W Í stnifm W ^ - Soi. -. J W ®«)r»t»l r. 1 S n» 11 h. * Il > |«l» F V K S |tr lire r . ». VV Marline. 1* J N tr « r n». I( l s'»r..n t 1 )* Nuîli %an 14m* . I I «r«*! 'M, ( 1. T hfnh rr A M Th n m »* S J Thoma* i V lutar. K t t *.*.**, j i T >Irr. 1 ' \ .1 1. f \ a i »*» - • V ' \ * k, r . f ‘ 1 W . .. • Mari. « « » »■ VV \ W a lk .r • U VVr n 1. 1 I W r . k » , S. 1 W h lllr n . It ( Wilry , A II William«, Fr ni T William«. A 1. William*. Then J W’ ¡til m a» J l( W til.., 1 . «MVV nuil » a r d i VV VV ««r t ru te» d . « * W r i « h* M 1 1 «u hi*. ^ / i n t r r . AI laflnr, J. It l.orJ, ( ha* It l^irkr. ( ’ ( ’ j.undl|Ul«t. «^hi* M • hb r. i F Mahont), F VV M b. on. It M Maiwell. S Mari. 11e ni y Mra«m|rr, <a \\ Miller. J I Murrell, K It Mcllrlile. W J Mri orkle. i M Nlci’lurr <f \V M r I »ranal'I. F Mrl.aulin. Ilrnr> í,oi«f«íuUi. 0Bf|*1U»•» . A TI UBdquiat. inn F. Koulh. I Miller. W. VV l.indholm. A l*ord, K W liriii. ‘ Long, W. H. Lord, J. M. IrOvell, XI. W. Lough, F. M. I.ynrh, It. i). Mari*. Geo. L. Marehall. A. It. Maine*, Ira S. ■ Mettlnger. J K. 1 M lllen. It K Miller. F. I Järvi«. It II. Jenkin*. O. kl. Jewett, S. Johnson. J. K. Keene, T. Kent, 11/ A. Kirby. T. II. Krupp. K. I.iwion, J. II. I*ee, J. T. I^onanl, M. S. \+*. J II if K Jiokina. Jno I) (•kenn Lawton, W. W . !«#•, E. A. í/ffjier, W a A. l.ilja, A. i »r k »n n , J i m r * jackaon. !*•»._ I’ W heeler* W T White u y William* > It Jr Willi» m. \ \\ Vttili am* J I« Will.* m» W‘il*i»n, C Wicker, i WooHrufV Woodru.f. Wolff. K • Whlin.f, Il , F . J' \Shi(r. J S* ( ’lair Wtldamarr,, \V ( William«. J \ William«. 1 VS Willi« tn«. I ir,I VV W i .r . Il E Wlrkrr. I. I> WnodruJ, F I. Wood, u(t . S I . Zilrowtr. II. M i K t <’ W « \\ F r ir W»un, Vüreil Gar monti, M T l|ender»on, I. II llrnder«on. VV It Jam me*. D F Kelt. Otto l.und«mist. II. G. Paaraon. C. C. Pearson. O. T. Itabun. II. D. Smith, Geo. VS’ilaon. Tho i E bock*. II. K U ». J II **«Ifat. J C. M ikrvrll. II. 8. Mann. It. 8 Oflttby. K O l l r . b y . W. E Oflpaby, E. I) Po.1. W . K H um H Gllaahy. J M Poit. W C. Víala,. J. M PRECINCT ¡¡•Main, Wm Ballard. G*o. I). Bbdior, 0. I_ n*n. a . £«yd. s. e . 5*yd. Ja«. Bay»r M. Brad.haw n. C. Hradby, flan, Sr. BrUaon, I). H. Brown, 8. K. otan. J. H. B»o*n. Kd,., E. ■»ady. J. T. B«rO . Kir» g»»d». M. M. g l««, W. II. grown!*», E. D. Brew*, j a vi £*jd**ll, D .’ d . ‘ dldtr, j. B. /• « ï p  î À •u ‘ cö t t t a S * * ' w 4-ri Ck.'* T. Ji»bb, p. n. ‘ Coaa.lijt. A J;»*»», j. Il KÎÇVâ Jr ÍS.S!VD ‘ ó. ti n-î '* A. Bootlaaa. J. A. ¡Jwilan, V. f. g**»»»n. W. H. 5 £ r j P. U . ■ g e s * F?°R.Ci|. ’ r. Iloon, J. T. Holton, A. II. Ilowrr. II. C. llray. W. C. Brady, K. E. Ilrawrr. C. nrown, K. I.. Ilraiton, J. A. Hrumlry, L. A. Hrow»r, G. A. Buck. Frrtl M. llutt, Crrll G. Bryan. Iu. Y. Blaavtt. r . A. Brck*r, D. E. Catdw*ll. I). A. ('aldw«ll. II. W. Cararyon, A. lb Cary, Robt. B*r'y, J. w. rtT iK i.f? * n NO. 3. Ilrek, A. M •tt*i*r«. T. S. Illarkwrldrr. G. W. B»tn«r. S. A B*H. Clirtord Chan dUr, II. W . E5«W**!a » • » • Çh|tt»ndrn. !.. I). Couch, C. 1». Connelly, ||. II. Cowan. Frank 1» Cowan. Frrtl l>. Crlpn,n. A. II l»av(«. K. H. I»avb, W. It l>*an*. VV. T i>cl*»«ll. R. T. paCotlata, G*o. A. iJIrklnaon, j . j . Dirhi, John Orawar, W. W. Oornar, Frad DuDoaa, II. C. F.avrrly, F. E. Kllaworth, J, C. K ah. Ildh Fllta, W. A. 8r. patrkar. J. C. Nelaort. M s Ogleaby, T h »« Parker. VV Part on. G P Pilkingtoa II Phllllia, V i Perkin*. It I Pope. * • i Power* V K p r A fn n 1 t" Pur.lor II M Purdon i i Pol k * • ha« I It a > nor. VV V Itred iefe Itigby <ir o kw ltd. v VV < Fat tar, Ml. h . Foatar.’ Alfrad Fortaon, P. 8. Gardnrr. R. M. Catchall, M. D. Gaor,*. Elllaon Dureras, W. Daniel. W. J. i)wvid,*W. J. Doane, 8. XI. Flynt. G. G. Geiger. A. T. Geiger. W F (irant. F II. Harrison. C. F lianns, D. II lluddteeton. J II Mathieus, (»eo. E Mrl.ain, J. T . Jr. Ntrhelaon, Homer l’attiahall. II. II. I'etera, Thoa. Prevatt. F. D. Ilaulerwin. W. II. Hunter, ft. 7. Moremen.' A Moremen. Cpton Xt a i her*. So| k Mather*. < i Itedditt. P F W*il|iam*nn. J M laONGWOOl) Allen. J. II llarnhart. O. V llengaton, Erie Dry ant, G A Dialline, J. A ( louaaif, I * \s Cook, (». W I J J Driggers, Ed. F. Driggrrs A J Ente minger, C. VV. Fountain. L. VV. Gibaon. I). Grist. Fred Hartley, L. J. Hartley, T. l>. Hartley. G. C. “ Heath. * C “ “II Holloway. T. G Jones, G. E. Jon««, Sclnlo Jackson, It. $ ball. T. I*. PltKClNtT NO. 0 Allen. VV F. Itarnhart. J. S. Drigbam, C. S. Dryant, Orville Dryant. Hubert Clouter. J D ( ramee, W. J. Dmkle. J S. Dirkaon. Sam C. Dhggera, VV. E. ^ Ed ward». C. Entaminger. J. N . Griggs. F. II. Griggs. II. F. H ardaway. Geo. W . Hartley, L J., Jr. f * -Ì Ì » r l Ì f y r i V l k — Healey. W. JU Hooker. T». I I r f Jenkin*. It A.» % J^«ue| one«, 8. ( . l a w ! . . I„ C. l.aVi.na, <5ao E. M r t i a u fh a v , Ji N. Pomaroy. i . E. I‘rlr*. I. r i l Saarry. C. II. Shappkrd, T ho .. Stark, Joe Cpchurrh. ( b o . B. Wood barry, W . J M . r . h . I I , (>. A. Nal mayar, K. J. I’ ravntt, j. A. Itami, Krad. II. Saarry. J N 8 m .l l, Amlraw Truat«. P. It Wll ll im .c n , T J W a l l . , J. M. 1.AKK M A R Y — P R E C I N C T 10 Camarón, P. M . C a M . d y ,r. I>. i>. A. n Dunn. W. V. “Kt an«. J. D. Kcrtlrr. J. W . I Karina, Jno. A. Humphray. W . T. Humphray, C. E. Intar. ol. 11. C. 1 Martin. J. 0 . Sfohlom, A. E. Thrtahar, J. 8. A l.T A M O N T E — P R E C I N C T II nallard, W. II. Bruca. C. M. _ Coomb«, P. Ik. Darla, K- II. llalla«, Cha. A K »í* . N. II Fuller. A II Korn. John W. Mullan«. A. W llank.l, A I. Oslaan, J W. Merrill. Kd. I rartlly that tha aliova 1« a trua ami ror rul lut of lha n^utrrrrl and ipialifWI votar» ol Saminob County. • "V* * II. C. DullOSK, Super» i»or of lt«‘ KÌHlrallon. HOSTAGES Narrow IN BELGIUM. Escape of a Phyniclan, Who Strangled H i« Guard. liciti by I lie l i n i o l l i u ; t.. t < ii f o r c e » n » KUurtili lev of pioti coi it I oil Ille part o f Ilio cltlrctiH If any outbreak occur» they h i m > pity the penally with Kotiert«. J ‘ itobinson. VV M ltn««elter, A K l M V. l(o ». K 1 >«inl, • v N• »»* »t»•• \N »»t **(!>••!• J*»li n Srbmar?*. S M Smini b a J s itrj»|»»r*l K»if Sh>i. hui«rr ^ < iin • N v * . ilrt a» M > sis* t <• 1 •*rr* » L li II N.„.l i U«.1 • H ■*|ir» » t » V V T li turn,' upoi .ini o.tu. hi W .-i z/v* hint'd popul ati on t li.it will re. ■*n*»!trtv"d*io ntm iri in.ii‘i.i»nie>! is perhaps the greatest D Daker. M I Dradley. J. S. Daniel, L. P. Davis, A W Doane. D D Duchardt. Gen Flynt. J. VV Geiger. T W Gilmore, Tho* 1 l ' f *—h • f1) l( if ( U r i . I l> lini llar. A J i.,ni<~. it Mnr.n. A n l ’frt Mal.aln, S A (*. T - i'attcf.nn 1‘r.tar», (<ao. T- The other lumi Sutton. E. N . Tay lo r. .-.’S W t ' l t r 1 » ' .t Ti ,i »❖ » O O P 0 » » » » » 4 4 4 4 » » 4 4 f r » 4 4 »O O O O » * 0 » W » » » » O» » » » » » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. k paid for non-rcsiJents. <’. W. GOODRICH. Manager ■n » • HAND BROTHERS LIVERY, SALES AND FEED STABLE Co r n e r P a r k A v e n u o and So c o nd S t r e e t C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N O S OF H E A V Y HAULING L a r g e s u p p ly o f H o r s d s , M u le s , W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a lw a y s on hand F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e Bl ac Kaml t hl ng and W a g o n Re pa i r i ng In c o nne c t i o n i St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Full tractions f.vwn in Propitiatory, Com­ mercial and Class­ ical Courses HEV. DIRECTOR Atlantic Coast Line OF THE SOUTH 3-D A IL Y TRAINS E A S T -3 ,tlld ill a few JA CK SO N VILLE, FLORIDA year* we Will «ee t b|* I ■Î.3 Taxes t • •I i *-•••• •111 I ••»• J§ C om plete ab stracts from the r e c o r d s o f SEND US YOUR ORDERS M . W. ■ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 » 4 4 4 4 4 44 444 4 4 4 4 4 4 » St. L e o College, I* Taylor. W. F. C H U LUO TA — FK B C INC T 7 Cullsgr, P. E. Futch. Henry Graves, W. F. Hirt. D: E. Jacob«, Oeo. G. Jacoba, Gaaton XL Jacob«, Jt Tilden Jacob«, Noah C. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Florida is ohr of the largest lum­ ber manufacturing states in ‘ Union. It has more virgin timber i »landing today than any oilier slate ■ r . ea»t of the Hoeky mountains. This state ha» more different kinds of wood suitable for timber than al­ most any other place on earth, but Conducted by tho the manufacture of yellow pi tie lim­ FOR Benedictino ber is the one mostly dealt in at Fa tii cm I BEAMS present hut the writer believe* thut CHANNELS TERMS - J225.00 in a few short years it will lie a ANGLES AND great state in I lie manufacture of ALL SHAPES hard wood» There are more iliuti 100 vurielic» of tree* growing in TOR C ATALOGUE A D D R E S S Florida bl commercial value. Florida has some of the largest apiaries in the world, shipping honey >y the steamer and carload I hose apiaries are mostly located in the extreme northwestern part of the |state, although a few ure located on STANDARD RAILROAD ¡4 the lower east coast. In thnt sec­ tion of the state where the upiurii* are located, namely, in the counties of Liberty, Calhoun and Franklin.' there nre some of the lineal fig tree* No. 82 in the country, in fact, the soil _ _ _ _DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ seems to lie particularly suited •<* I L v . Jacksonville 8:30 a.m.. the growth of fig*, us they will grow ^ r> Savannah 12:45 p.tn. ¡anywhere in those counties without R ich m on d 5.25 a.m. care or attention, to mormon* «ire. ,\r W ash ington 0:00 a.m. l’alar*. V. T. Privati, T. W. Itaulrrann. C . A. Itiubrnn. W. II 8*und*r., C. A. 8 paar, 'I'nvlil Sutton, II. K. . PllO N E 21 ••f «*.1 111•• Ib rid a prodme- 11*r* • iourtli. ” 1 ili*- world's supply ol phospliat**. worlli perhaps more ihun $50.Photo ti)' Ameritan Presa Association. Oiin.UOO annually This phosphate XIIL VA* WI NK At.. AT UK1IIT Of 01101)1* I« exported to Germany and Frunce Hu ir II» i » Tlic llliiNlr'itiou showa n aid other i outline*, wlicr*' il i- ma<le i lll/i'ii of Teriuoiide. I *r Van W ynkal it).* the iiiglie»! umilili bttili/.cr who with oilier» »vii» hch) a» a b«»l i lurida prodtiee» lin gri'ale*! .»!(•• I lie»» lilMtugi*« wer*- Iliade lo it it •*ii 111 of lurpcritin* and rosin of »»our bilde*-* on tliclr urlìi» Dr Van c qua I I * rn I or i in I * * wor i Mi mmi how ••» or. mnniigisl in I'wnpi' I c* » I wo proilin I» aloni I.ring into Ile ..riiuglisl hi*, giinnl, who »»tin In ih* »late more than $d5.iMMUioo per Pixlciiicd. during tlx* nielli and. under a i num color of dnrkne»». made e ' » » l id* nielli from Terniiiutlc. nei*» were killed. &m Sole Ajienl.s for O rante City Springs M ineral W ater O ran ge and S em in ole Counties. < |ll MIlD u o f t h I b. I.i*«*. : Lipford. A T Pearson. I>. Itabun. I ‘ Il C Smith d vv Kahbliulaf, M millions It« ’J value of its ogiir ilianiifat Itolnstr'. Is Worth millions ii ud ■ f. Jnbn*on F X Kell, Leonard Warren. Jno fr.sl .lt d »alt w.tii-r -hipping states in l i t I nion Something over $5. 000,non worth of iish are shipped out of tills st ,i |j- •>)(■ |i \eur sl * t*|'«* *I o vi r It ** • 'S i McLaulin Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Florida V -¿VJ D IN G E E Henry tattle stall e ts| of tie Mississippi Ol dv last week one iiiiititv, tisceola, l * . 1 i' Plumbing and G as F i t t i n g tlia|l a dollar a piece l>» ( r ' f ' vv. i Fo» i La» V P IIii W• C. H. more than a million ii gars a day. which retail f r om rn a piece til more w ....im i» i: T VV .... 1«A» f l V• •1 » l /».I.«** » D lbfnirfw.fi hay raised on the same lands with* out uny fertilizer. With it* grand climate and great tourist patronage it has sourefs of Few people In thin community, ns well us considerable and increas­ income thnt nre incomparable, and which have never been developed to umi only n »mall portion of those ro- ing nmount of eitrus fruit ntitl vegone-tenth what it will In- In a few »iiliny in i in* »lute, realize llic vari­ elaldes I*he pineapple industry ous product» umi renmirce» of Flor- also extends into I'alm lleaeh und years. its «límate is an asset tfiat no othef Action orf the glob«* poa|i(la. Datle counties. sesses. T o the uninformeti the ntnle's Florida is rapidly liecoming the With tho opening of the Panama I product.» »re known u» curly veil- greatest |H*van productive state in canal, tho completion of the drain­ i‘ table» und orunKen and .tim ber mid the I'ninn. Thousands of acres tire age of the rich Everglades and the J turpentine being jdanted to jK*cans each year j many railroud construction project» and it bid* fair to rival the citrus A.» .i matter of fact Florida prounderway it is soon to become one tlui'ea the hl^hent Krade and most c»- fruit industry. The writer has known of the greatest states in the Union. penai\e «ikji.r wrapper nrown in the of one or two instunres where Flor­ In every locality the ptato is grow­ United State*. Thin crop *ell* often ida grown |>ecans of extra quality ing and new sources of development us hi j; h an do cent* |>er pound in the have sold for I I a pound. are [>eing discovcrcdTirrlr day.--None Only week before lust a large nurfield and hu* been known to brinic of us realize the possibilities, of the ua -high a* JI per pound. This to­ isery company at Pensacola planted state nor what can bo produced bacco land i* in the northwestern two ton* of pecan seed for nursery pitlun its borders in an agricultural part of^ihe »taxe and *nme of the stock. In the counties of JefTerson, way. Jacksonville Stute. .Leon and Madison you will find as line |>ccan groves as there is in the >1.000 |kt aefe uncleaned. country. In Jeilerson colinty there Struuge to say thut a m a jority of is llie largest pecan grove in the the largeMt tobacco grower* in the world. The writer is of the opinion state lire Jo pa. in fact the largest ,tiuu_-xlu» best"TTrtTptrit-Tiff? 1n tho tobarro piawtt«Os?rth rfB r'~r orttf~tr~la Gadsden counry* nint i«r owned and ITfilled ST.uC l tor tnw TxlxlngTif pc operated by a company of Jews, ol cans is in I)umilton county, us you All Work Receives TNlj Personal which Duke, on*«v of the tobacco i will find wild trees in that section. Attention And Best Efforts In the growing of winter veget­ trust promoters, in a large stock­ ables Florida is far nhrad of the holder. Opposite City Hall Téléphona Ne 23 i Florida produces the greatest part other parts of the world, leading fit the Sea Island cotton grown in the other sections of the United States world. Thia^fs a _very high grade and far uhead of any other veget­ cotton and ran lie only produced in able growing centers of the old just a few * pot» in the south. Il is world. In the Sanford section alone JEW ELER used in the manufacture of imita­ tJie money coming in for the veget­ tion linen goods und in spool cotton. able crop last season was Jl.tSd.ilGO. MY SPECIALTIES An nvcrngf of 75,000 hules i* raised There were 250.00« crates of lettuce. Pickard's Hand-Painted Chinn in tin» »lute ii ii ntin11y. bringing to 120,000 ( Ta t e s of c e l e r y. 25,000 b a r ­ (iorham's Sterling Silver the plunter» several million dnllurn rels of Irish potatoes, 225.000 crates Hogers’ Plated Wnre O n e pound of this rollon sells for of wived vegetable», hi,000 crates of Elgin and Waltham Wntchew ■about three limes tile price of the t o m a t o e s und a f t e r these crops had |short staple cotton, which is grown been marketed there were 110,0001 A U « GOODS GUARANTEED jin all parts of the south. The coun­ bushels of corn and 2,000 tons of ties in which this rollon is grown j comprise ten of the extreme northcentral counties ( Morula produce* I lie finest sponge in tin western hemisphere One BOTTLERS OF SODA WATERS AND town in the state is supported ill most i r.-gether 1») the sponge iiidtis try, tiainel). Tarpon Springs, while a large i|uunlity of sponges are mar­ keted 11 Ke\ West 11 is a lug in ilustr n,| supports ,i good many thousand people Florida ranks as one of tlit- largest a! mo»t i v . I u s i m I'. I.) tin Mg..r Indus lr> I ho s e two i i ties mu 11 li In • loft .'»furtiur. * ^ Mf, » „ i . il i» Sf rtfig's II..« vv Ifeeltarf 1 • ' • v i|U rr* D 1 1 hl| |H f» W J T lr««h -• D I I hurna« Il »»i » I v i , ' ji > 1 mliii» ntt i. S T >1er. A M T * 1•*f W 1 \ anchan \ !« « \«tt<han • \ «,. M.i.-r II II V n«*»-fit J F W 1 • Il W. Ha VV * ».......... M A « v\ .. . * h • • VV »..• » . • 1 W » .»•• » 1 l( W igM II VV1 111 a ut». A * William«. ( ' K Willi«m «o n. 1 Wifh i. W II W in t . ( * 1. Hauleraon. Edwin lUhbinder, U XI. Smith. J. F. Smith. 8. I». Stewart.'Ohas. fiiitnadL GA U lti EI.I.A Daggett, J IF Khrnarht, Hobt. Long, S. F. l*ong. J. M. Lane. T. J. Jr. I .an«, J. M. Roberts, Hod It. Seif. I). 8. P 4 1 E C IN C T n llrannin. T. J. Go«. Eli J. Howard. O. 8. M artln. I I V VV \foremen VI »rrlnrr, G T Mat her«, I ) E. Newton. W . J. ItoUse, W. 11. ti Adam«. John A II i*op J M A11i• «»?». J Foster Aulin. Arnlrew liaron. Ilorton Dost on. P II |lr>ant. O. C Clark. J A Campiceli. D M Collins, VV rn Clark. T. A <’u»hinr. T L. Crittenden. Wash Dra wdy . D S. Daniels. I) D. Parnell. A P Duma*. J. II Fobe* J E Far nell, K A Gran!. P VV Grani. N a t ha n Il a w V in «. It II Howard. VV II Jone«. J *hn D Hunt. L T l.attimer. Il D. Kelsey. It. E Lawton. W. J Laieete, F. N. l eG J II I.«inhart. J«Luther. L W i Luther. W. II M at hi*. W m Mead. Theo L. Mitchell. J F Maahburn, E. M McCall. H II M c ( ‘ulley, A. J. M cCu llr y. C T. XfcKenrie, J. S. Nelson. A Nelson. Steen Ne|«nn, II. F O ie d i m , J. E. Partin. J. .C. I'artin, J. E. Person, II. A. Sciuggs. Harrison Slplln, Noah Smith, lì. G. Smith, Harper Sweat. Chr*. Tanner. Ne wton J Thomas. Walter Wheeler. II. P. Williams, S. E. Wheeler. IL U G E N E V A — T H E C I N C T NO. « DaXer, Henry llradley, F. II. Jacula, Wm . M. L«»ng, Gabriel Lan«, J K. XI erri wet her, V\ II N li o n , Dr. J. VV. Self. T. 8. Tin* ponlilou of n Itoatncc Ih by no ■licitint n ploiiH.ilit one. ii».lie 1» only I««» often tlie vh Din of clrciiiuNlniu'ca cn tlrply licyoinl hi» control In the unhiip py I»«*tuInii low ii» hoMiikie» Ini» c I w n Akrrland. J F Argo. Jvnje« Ashe, Norman E. Aulin. Thro llweon, J T. 1 llrook«. J S Jr liratty, I>nu,la»« Hrnnrtl. J C. Babbitt. I) H I. Ball. E. M. ' vv Hughe«, John Hurt, J. L. Hurley. J. (». Irwin, S A. Jarkkun, James , Johnson,* J . J. ^ iohn«ort. T i nr*. |> II i «Ine«( Sam Ka rn atf. J F Kendall, It It. Key. A It Kennedy, It. I*. Kinard. I*ee Knight, C It Lain«. C VV. I.andon, Henry l.auc. K. F l^fller. C. II. I^inhart. !. M Li pe, M . P. Long. Alex IdOVrtt. G. P. laQvall. M- VV.. Jr. Lucas, O. K. Lumbjuist. Elmer F. Marlowe, I). C. M allem, A. E. Mau*cr, J. J. Mead, H e r m a n Merriwet her, C. J. Miller, ’ X W Miller, T i Mill err. F F. Mitchell. G A Miller, o i Mitch.ll, XI M Monger, P. F. Morris, i P Morn*. ( i' \!.»>e J M M ought on. ia« M uMun, i XlcCIrlland J F M « I tougal, t »eu » McK innon. VV. XL McLaughlin. C. O. Neeley. Sam Nrlaon. VV V! OVIEDO PltECHNCT No & Adam«. F. II. Abrrnathy. W. W. Allrn. O. K Andiaa, J. O Allrn. W II II llakrr, J P A U u nd«r . J (5 * Atkin«, C |i Ablandar, It T Huff. Gm Aulin, Andrew. Jr Pottrr, E. U Ad*"’*. A M Adam«, John Akrrt, W. P. titnn. W. A. Gile«. Frank Glee, N. II («oo dh ur. C. L (•h er. It. L. (fUthrie. II II Hall, lien H Hall. I C Harper. Sol. G llairta. Frank II Hamrick, i L Hart. I I) II a w k in« T I Hall. George V llayea. T I» Hancock. I. i i Herring. <»eo G lletrlng. I» N Herndon. O P Hlckeun.« It (». lliek«on, i T HHIyard. It F Horan. **t »ke Ho«kin«. i I» llouaholdr/. VV . K llowell. It. A llnpaon. M Howa rd. It A lloutbolder. R. F l it» ' 1*. • 1 S “ P R E C I N C T NO. Bell. J. W nell. T. J. Bell. E. J. ll*nd*raon. W J Ikakina. A 8. Johnaon, J am n A. iohnion. J. H Oarnar, N. O. Gat far. It. II Gilbert, Irewl* Gldney. J J Gledkon. C. G. GoodHch. C. W Gormley. J B GP*ve«. 8 S (ruerry, W. It IUII. A. T Holt, J. C. Harper, Andrew Hand. W H lloyne« W M Hamrick, S. Ilotrb, Frank Hoyea, John M Hart, (i. IV lloaty. W . If Henry. t'ho> E. Herndon. O. P. Herndon. II. W Her by, Jno e llickaon J. F Hightower. It II llogon, *John C. Hoff man, Peter llouper. It. T. Hodg e« K. G. Iloword. N. deV. Howa rd, C. C. flood, J. I). Hughe«, II. J. Hughe«, Simon 11utlou, ii. A . f l y man, T»en. ■Trvfne, A K. Joroba, Itlrhar Joiner. Sam Johnaon, K. S. Johnaon. Arthur Jone«, K. I*. Jone«, J. F. Kanner, Cha«. Key. A. IV Kent, II. F. Kennedy, L. King. It. J. Knight. W. A. Kraute, Cha«. Lake, Forest Ar. New York 2:37 p.in. No. 86 2:20 6:25 10:15 1:35 6:50 No. 80 p.m......... 7:55 p.m p.m..........12:10 a.m a.m. 8:00 p.m p.m. 11:50 p.m p.m. 6:00 a.m part of the state ffirnl»iiing the n.i linn with its dried ligv canned tig« No. 82. Floridu & West Indian Limited Free Reclining Steel Chair Car» ta W usiiington Fleet ne Lighted and Funs. candied figs, preserve*, etc A* strange as it may sound, the No. 86.— Palmetto Limited— Free Steel Reclining Chair Cur* to Washington— . Electric Lighted and Fans. raising of sheep and the sale of wool is l>y'no means a »mall industry in No. 80.—Coast Line Florida Mnii—Local Sleeper to Savannah. the first three northwestern coun­ Steel Pullman Car* of the highest class operated oniull trains. Atlanti« ties. Coast Lino Dining Cnnt^operated on Tra,ino» 82 and 86. . The'greatest and practically the! For information and Pullman renervations apply to yoffr local agent or w m ' |only pineapple region in the United | State* is to be found in St. Lucie \ \ \ F R I T O T , D i v i s i o n P a s s e n g e r A g C Ilt county, which «hips annually an avJacksonville, FI* erago of 70(f,000 crates of this fruit,4 * 36 W e s t May M . . . •.> . ■ �ABOUT PEOPLE AND EV EN T S BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE Communications for illiA Column Should he Marked "Society I'lnmcd lo Mr s It. V Tcrheun. I’honc 203 Editor . or l{o*t M r r t i n y .-tbrrnnf/i |/ Uolliff The rose meeting of the Woman's At a quiet hum»* wedding 1,1 l *1,‘ presence of the immediate family Club will I k- held at the home of Mi*:> Po^iglun» Abernaihv and Mr Mrs. T. L. O'Connor, First street Z. II. Ratlill were made one yester­ near French avenue, Thursday after day at ten o'clock. Kev. Stein-1 noon at 3 o’ clock. A full attendance as the time is getting meyer, pastor of »the Methodist I is desired church, of which both young |>eople |short for making roses and many arc members performed the cere- 1 nufre will he needed for the City mony, niter which thp bride nnd Ilenutif ul Hall than are now on Mrs. John Meisclt enter­ groom and relatives left for the hand. tained very pleasantly last week. northUp.u «<1 train. Mr. and Mrs. ■ fA ^ i ■ m i mportance. The Social Department. W oman’s Club will hold their meeting to­ morrow night at the pew club , _ r „Al»h tc llapaxtmrnt— -------room*, f t will “be ■mrTtrthl'TTg 'frv Tliw The Music 'Department of * the nature of an opening, being tht> first Woman’ s Club held th«>ir first meet­ of the club meetings held in (he ing o l M t r in tin* Congrega­ building. Dancing will lie the order tional church Saturday afternoon, of the evening with a goon attendance. Mrs Mun­ son presiding /Vrsonof M ration Program English Music. Mr. l^eslie Bryan left on Saturday Duet Pomp and Circumstance,E)gar f«fr Harncsville, Ga.. where ho will Miss Davis and Lucca Chupixdl tie marrjed tomorrow afternoon to Vocal Solo, 1 Dare You to Forget Miss Viola Grace Howard. * Mrs. Terwilliger 4 Organ Solo, Lost Chord. Sullivan Miss Bessie White has returned ^"raumorci Schumann to Sunford after a delightful visit to • Mr*. Munson Turn pa. Trio from Mikado .. . Sulliavn. Mioses “Frances AapiawalL, <■ Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Perkins Josie and Junie Stumon returned Saturday from their wed­ Vocal Solo, Drink to Me Only With ding trip. Thine Eyes Various mntters. of business were a t .A ifc .s U .» . 1’olUilLJoft Friday for attended to. It was with much re­ an extended trip to Miami anci West gret that ‘ the resignation of our P hI iii Beach. He will c*»tnbine busi­ chairman, Mrs. Murgarcttn Martin ness and pleasure. was rend nnd accepted, owing to nbsenoe from the city. Mrs. W. D. v Mrs. B. G. Smith spent Friday in Turner was elected a* chairman of ( Sanford while en route to h«-r home Music Department. in Oviedo. Mrs. Smith has been Adjourned to meet November 17. spending the summer in South Caro­ lina. Had Some 'Reiulta. ’’What do you think of her volco Mrs. W. C. Hawkins nnd family .alnce It has been trained?’’ "Well," have moved to Monroe foi*the win­ smiled Brown, "I .can’t say lhal it la ter. any better than R was. but thor«^^ certainty n whclb lot morr-of ft — Miss Iaiura Hawkins will spend Itehoboth Sunday Hcrnld.the winter at Daytona. WOMAN’S CLUB UB school bag Is a great conven­ ience to school children nnd a conserver of bank*, papers, pencils and handkerchiefs an well. It Is bet­ ter to carry tho burden of books In n bag than In tho arms. A bag leaves tho arms freu and does not Intcrfero with the ntrldu nor tho proper car* tiago of tho body In wulklng. Bags are usually made of canvas, or of canvas covered with clothi Hard twisted waterproof worateds, cravenettea or rubberized clothes will pro­ tect tho ennvas stiffening which holds tho bag In shape.' Remnants of suit» lnf !l ifUhrfkt- rllllll‘ for coats, In plain colora or dark plaida nro select­ ed to malto the most substantial kinds. Fancier hags of plush. like that shown In the picture, nmj bags «if leather aro S t ar t i ng on the W r o n g Road. Intended for older'pupils. The darkest hour In any ninn’n ca­ School bags are usually oblong In reer Is that wherein he first fúñeles shape and measure about twelve Inches |„ Ull oaulor way of galalng a d(4 In length and t«-n In width They nro lur than by squarely earning it.— Hor cut In the form of un envelope, so’ that ace (¡reeley extra width must be allow«-«] on one sldo to fold over and form tho flap. The Uncomfortable Kind. Tho sides nro joined by a straight strip Tho Philadelphia mlnlater who pay» of cloth from two and n half to threo plenty of $J0,000 Jobs are vacant Inches wide, which Ih stitched between doean’t alarm ur •There are too many them. T h » same are turned to the ^ iin‘* a ''n' ' n<’ nnl 1° ninkn outside n*'d finished with bindings of the candidates comfortable Houston heavy woolen brnbt or strip of _ Post. _L . , thin leather. All the edges of tho U'/Jjtng lirll s at Jacksonville,' St. Augustine Tomorrow night at the home of other points in the state nnd expect the bride’s parents the wedding of to he uhsenl for several weeks, The bride is the daughter of | Miss Genie Wicker and Mr. Norman Hon« and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy1 Cary Toole will lukn place. of this city and has s|*eni the-paat. ■Mu»ic Itfpartmmf•five years here, having a large circle of friends in the younger society set. , A very delightful meeting of the She is a winsome young lirdy and Music Department of the Woman’s b y her friendly spirit and unfailing Club was held at the Congregational .good humor has emfeured herself to church Saturday afternoon. A plense v e r y one. Ing program of. "T h e Music of Eng­ * The groom is the son of Mr. and land'* wns rendorod .by Mrs. Funnic Mrs. T. J. Ratliff., of . Lakeland and, Stembridge Munson, .Nfr*.— Terwilcamo to Sanford several years ngp, liger, Miss Davis and Miss Ellen literally growing up with th e ,S a n -: Mnhonoy, chairman. Business of ford Herald« A faithful and efficient importance was transuded nnd Mrs. employee hi* has attained the con­ Deane Turner elected chairman of VAlr. and Mrs. I. J. Secord have fidence ami esteem of the Herald the department, vice Mrs. M. M returned from an extended visit to Printing ( ’ <>., and now hns charge of Martin resigned. tile middlewest, Niagara halls and the mechanical department ami is ,■ Canada. , . jiIho a stockholder in the company. I .\ir th u J itl M nut m l He is 4 young ntan of sterling worth Y Mr. D. P. Caldwell has returned The tnusicnl given on Friday night and character and the yoyng people from u . business trip to the Eust at the home of Mra. L. R. Phillips, Coast. • ’ attfrt upon life's pathway under by the young ladies of the Method­ ---- ,— . most auspicious rircumstanhes. ist church was a successful affnir and ^ M r s . T. A. Neal returned SaturThe bride was most bcwitchingly one of the most enjoyable that has day from n delightful summer *|>cnt attired in a blue broadcloth going been given in church circles this . .. , aw ay gown with blue hat trimmed in the north and east season. The program of music and in ostrich plumes. They were the readings was well rendered and gave recipients of. many tokens of the ■«Mrs W T J«»hns bus return«-«! much pleasure to the large crowd esteem of their friends and a table, f r o m Kentucky when- she has been that tilled the hoyse. Tin* silver of­ was tilled with handsome cut glass visiting for mx weeks fering aggregated a nice sum and u . and silver, the presents of friends charming sociability and inforjnulity and relatives. Among them was a \ Miss Rutli i’ ullinn of Minneola prevailed that made every one pres­ beautiful silver service the gift of sjM-nt tin- week-end in Sunford, the, ent feel at home and glad to he the Herald forcy that was greatly, i guest of Misses Edith Stewart and there. admired by the guests Clara Millen After their bridal trip they will be i A nnoune-r mrnt* at home at the Abernathy residence Mr and Mr» Forrest Gut eitel The Welfare Department of the have gone to housekeeping on Cel­ * on Magnolia avenue, but in the hear future expi/et to erect a bungalow Woman's Club will meet at the ery -avenue Club Rooms off Oak ave­ for their residence Their many Library Wednesday, at 3 friends unite in wishing them all nue tomorrow Mis» Lore mi Smith •«pi* nt tie we««k N’ ew member s are <nr«ltall> «•ml jMtb her par«-tit« at Sorrent«* the .ftnd, hwinuacsA _;*uw>ibb' in p. in (H M linl. -B u sm en s of this life in which The llirajij j-mw .Uaf «¿till -i<. Mr. ami Mrs Ernest Krupp, who have Im-cii Msitilig Mr am! Mr» Deane Turner have return«*«! t" t ln-ir home in Jacksonville ^ t if . Mr .1 II Franklin of Daklnml. Cul., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. | 1 W \V. Long. It will be r«*membereii t hit t Mr Franklin married Mis» Miitid McKenxie of Stinf«»rd s e v e r a l y ea r « a g o Mfi ' ( r o n ) .i t I villes >Mr. und Mr*. Hnl Wight nre re-j juicing in tho birth of n little daugh­ ter Sunday, Oct. 18th Cuiqrrigbt lUft BtWfoci Ai M*n Stout or Slender * * I H E R E arc no “ hard-to-fit” men for a store that sells Hart Schaffner 8c Marx clothes. W e have sizes here for fitting every figure; stout men, slender men, very tall men, very short* m en; these makers know how to design models fo r all dimensions. ' T • . «.v- , ' . ■ Y o u ’ll be surprised.to find how perfectly you can be taken care o f in this matter o f fit, whatever your figure may bet S e e our $ 2 5 values p.. In boys’ clothing we have a beautiful new stock. A l l the new novelties; tartan effects, serges, grays and browns«. Prices range from $4.50 to $12.50. • ' I ' Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company ^ B Sanford, Florida k * *• The ■IH home of H a r t • * Schaffner . & Ma r x • Once JULIA BOTTOMLEY. N ew Ideas B y W ives Which H ave Built Men’s Fortunes Pro*perou*. Among tho *ncr«*d cltl«-* of tho East, Antioch hold* a high piare, for It w a* hero that the flr*t Christian church wn* founded; It wan, moreover, tho center from which St. Paul conducted lit« mlaaionary cumiuilgn» to convert , tho Gentiles. In those days Antioch wan a prosperous nnd thriving city, boasting of a population of half a mil­ lion souls, whllu splendid noman palnoca nnd vlllfia dotted t,ho banks of thrf*river Orontes, which flows through tho town. Today, remarks tho Wldo World. It Is a sleepy, old world placo, occupying scarcely one-tenth of It» ah* clenf area, and certainly poaBosslng none of Its former glory. Neverthe­ less, It Is In mnny way» a delightfully quaint and picturesque eastern city, with narrow, tortuous streets, «svery other house In which appears to pos­ sess an architectural stylo of Ua own. Ono can woll spend about threo or four days wandering about this Inter­ esting old town, visiting Its primitivo market placo and Inspecting Its ruins, walls, gates, and anclont monaotorlcs. One m an got $75 a month; the wife go t an idea and to-day he is making a fat salary and has $40,000 in the bank. Another w ife ’s idea has bought a whole ranch without ready money. Another w ife is multiplying the fam ily incom e by four. Scores of w om en ' have been induced to tell their ideas in the greatest series a m agazine has ever printed Th e first few are IN THE NOVEM BER ISSUE OF The Ladies Home Journal Pervasive Luxuries. "80 you went In search of a syl­ van spot closo to naturo?” * • Fifteen Cents a Copy, of All News Agents "Yes." O r, $1.50 a Y e a r (12 issues) b y M ail, Ordered T h rou gh Our Subscription A g e n ts or Direct "Did you find one?" "No. I went Into tho ccnintry— but I never hoard so many pinnos and pho­ nographs’ and automobiles In my life." Apply to Boys Wanted to Deliver on Routes. « O u r Sales A g e n t • His Surmise. "I suppose you’re your tnamn’e dnrllng," »aid a scntlmontal caller to young Richard. ‘T »uppose she thinks you’re a dear-.llttlo saint.” "No. 1 guess she thinks I’m a moving pic­ ture. She’s always telling mo 1 should bo seen and not heard." Timber^ Bridges bng «.twMii.t >.» ' ~*^T~ A long, flat, oblong pfcco of cloth stitched to ono sldo of the front of tho bag makes n pocket for pendH, etc. At tho other sldo a small pork«-t la placed, which will carry n drinking oup. A flap should bo provided for this pocket. Tho flap on the bag an<| those on tho pockets nre fastened down with snap fasteners. Tho bag of plush, shown In the p!o ture, Is made of a single piece lined with Skinner's satin. A small pocket la lpacrtcd at the front for (bo purse nnd handkerchief. Tho edges are dec­ orated with a narrow plaiting of satin or Bntln ribbon. Three snap fastener« across the tt>p hold tho front nnd back together. Silk cord and tassels pr.. vide tho handle. This bug ma> he used for a shopping bag. but mud« to match a small nock piece ami nr .tr, will dtdlghl the older school girl« ,r tho young woman In college, and .«.id much to her comfort. Buforo undertaking to make a m hool bag It 1s a good Idea to examine those shown In tho shops. Only fairly sub­ stantial ones nro to bo had from a «I..’Jar nnd a half up. Tho homemade varieties are cheaper and will stand more w ear than th«> ch«>np ready n, « tu bags. How I Helped M y Husband to Make More Money P. U i I’nliir ha*»* n flirti»'»! p h ,U'»;ii)t m h U t o la» Anti och T Ernest Shepard 1020 Elm Ave. T H E C U R T IS Sanford, Fla. P U B L IS H IN G CO M PANY Independence Square >Philadelphia Pennsylvania Lait. Bridges built o f limber, and par­ ticularly tboso of tho Howe truss type, bave shown a remackablo longevity, * * •specially where they are covered in . c l o t h e s from the weather. : ‘ ‘ v . ' ' - •- ,- * .- • w "l KE&u h í s r ;»■> 2 » - «Mi-. . , * • ' * _ ' .• . * . . �SA N FO RD H ER A LD IN SANFORD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS l.i/e /.« Wmth l.tutntf S A N F O R D , K l . GU I D A, FRIDAY. <m | o |:F.K 21. 1911 NO SANFORD BEAUTIFUL CITY COUNCIL IN SUCCESSFUL SLOGAN REGULAR SESSION SEMINOLE CITIZENS FINE MUSICAL THE GAME LAWS BROKE GAME LAWS AND WARDEN- TS ON A BEAUTIFUL CITY W IL L DONATIONS resu lt F R O M F O R COUNTY FAIR ANI) THE WOMAN'S CLUB (¡RANTED T HE LA D IE S ' E F F O R T S The city rouneiT met .in regular the Wonum'^ ír ^ m ñ -x f Session October liMli. 1011.'at 7:tO work on it* campaign plan» and is Present, II. \V. Herndon, presi­ meeting with much encouragement dent; C. IP D i n g e r , It. ( ’ . Maxwell. A few of the public ..spirited. Jwux. -LI— K -Tol a r .AY. W Abernathy and i .i i àtimwm A W»frrr— T |>. Davison. 0J ¿ g h i'U i . i H - e l ma m if Tir ir- W H M U up cash priiea. and with onkj-one Mlnutfs of the last meeting read t»o exceptions they have responded und approved. know - nothing about the new war* den until, he has them in Ins clutches. A word to the wi-e will he sufficient .it tills time and it would lx* well for those who have been trapping lords and shooting them to cease this busi­ ness from this time forward. The game laws are very strict now nnd are luring enforced to the letter in every county of the state. Also nil |those who intend to participate in Moved .lini it*rrtn*|p(! thill t h» council donate $óo.(lu to W distrib­ uted by the W o m a n ’s Club as pre­ miums to he given as an inducement for keeping yards and parkways in good order._ Said donation • to hecome available April 1st. I'M.'» this season' s hunti ng should take f ount il ail jour lieti out license to hunt (or the new M \\ I.OV ELL. war den wdl hold up the hunters wherevfir he find*, t tu tu ¡in de m u tld ! af e w I* ‘ <'1er k I It i* g* *1 t liât t In* part v w aI ta ir lo elise Matslswl llrnwn Ifelorilc ouipo-* of tight gentlemen and t liât* H were cutight with till* Home Dchtruied •lackson vdie. Oet 22 \fti*r an • i r p os.-es-m n . • t ; , gain*' I lie ho/ne of II W d-,in oit San absence nf four vin k-, » l u li he h.1 — of six turkeys and several quail. all*t ford Heights was tot.illy destroyed spelli OU Ole r.iotic < oust in enue.i* ti put ii|' on** hundred .nertion with lhe governinone» case by fire earlv Wednesday morning * lui t tl* l- t**r t I I*ir api» 1 r.« I:• • M* \ \ 11 1 • r |..id un-, i to g* 1 to kits I dollar a gai n-t h*t ■ i , U i.i . .dp gcd ' I mina 1 i miri work on if**- railroad early and i n i bi r ' r,;‘ "wlitte -laver l mied States Mar * ».* in** W a rib* it k d M* * 1,111 sitai J Clifford Itrown return* *1 Sun some w a v the lamp <auglil lire to 1 . 1**last Iiiglil timi fu* had «Iny morning. leaviug I. it ii-ti-i*n. I fie table and In for*- lite flam**- Dowell I -i por t of t ft** all* g* d ar ■mild l*e * v11 ri guis l:*d I fo* home andf***' ll^' lus deputy. in San F'raiols.Zi t<> rom In ,*ring of h r kjn> igf. un rttttn* ronfentW t-ri* lle-l r< * veil Tile re-1», • plet«* lhe wi*rk of, pros*'* Ull"ti Wl l • . I•il t 1lull lu* I d* • » 1*11 g i* 1 11. ¡„I .......................... - mi via* pl* kod IIP oi. ni . * fr**in faii. il . I i.* pnisrrut** all -. lof-.i'ionm in UM* i i tr**«u ««**• l.milling und termiti* l he weuiirii in* l m p o l i - O** m.ir-linl , in«- 1,01-1 tu tin- lumi Ir r* tru* k * *Iyi 1d 4I>*- r**- <lied nf t lie 1ma kl ng ihi* arr**«t al a hou»** in i h** •inly or.* uf a lu-in I In . ling I * h* |H*Ct1V • 1 1 1 )i |n.v f a l l - m i g l i t i I s i r d o n i In|(MI Idock of F ori -t si rvel 11* i- ,*l witli .* n.ar ried mimali, alio loft a Im-l-.iiid a n d i tiv** i ItiI<1r«*li. It I- c Ihi i i u ' i I slu* ha*f «me more • Fili «I . a thr*-*- l e u r o|*l lia l'V . vv li i•■Il skie broiiglil alofig, a n d wlucli is stili ber«* in t he rare of friends The maw was indicted on a grand jury hearing, it i- -aid. M.-r -hul Brown remaining In re«tifv Tin* Tlti .1 ! h e a r i n g i• he.I , * d !••* Wll-**' ta in 11V and I I • v |; a v•• tfi* - ;. I!. p.i t I v ol i l* * it III inti lilt v vv tu* fi . promis**- I** i*** d** mo list rat **d in a mori sii I*-1 a ut ml manner. There i».*-. —« »i » i ** insurance on the house hold goods and on t Id* building. Whldl ow ned lu M r ( ieri z Sew Seed t nmp.in> \l *. * • .. t.ol.l I- ill* d I l i . l - l l . l - » IS I'l l , >11,1 g • ' ,f ? *• I • I 9• !.. l b - * "I III I I tu of 1 hi * l I ' \% ’ kM I •! M l« i I \ «IM v\ ••«*! t o .i II a |*pi ata ' • i i -I Mr I*' 11 -a • N • i f. n i*tiiion.s and flower lodai k.veryilung i- a hurry u nd si m I l i a r t h r l h l o h d e p o t . The In April ,,r M a y Hie |irsl 0( hustle in San Francisco.. Even t he company i* componed of home people these will he held, and there will he loafer» do their, loafing practically on who have experience in tin* vegetf*w if any cash prizes given in this the run. ' T h e y -do not stand on the alile business and they guarantee one. as the plant premiums will he The ( oui corner» a» you see them other places good -•ta•I k true to name seasonable, and will add to the sucWill also tullidle leget T h e y may he do wn and out but hour n t cr»s n[ ih,' later competition, which they lire always going »onii-w fierin-igiimi-nt und will ln* alili-- on Will he held ill November gi'ii-r,; I, ?• a «i i|na r t«*rs for the growerThe following are the classes for I ongreKatin mil I linrrh - t o p in .'|id » e r t he tn when on i m i r the spring show a ,i . t - i l e d i p o i or express ol i ne \ new feature for tin* bov* 111 mir H*-«i di«p:.i\ of spring bloom in and g *'1 a c q u a i n t e d garden | wo prizes. Suntiay school i» now olli-n-d. name Finest lawn. ly a d a » » in scroll siiwing, stnrtmg Finest rose garden from the *lmpleat u|> to the most complicated work, which will result Best veranda box. Best window box. in toys, brackets, card cases, pic­ frames, glove boxes, match Best garden planted and cared ture boxes, etc., etc. T h o clnss will meet or by children. Three prizes. Northern F'rance and the coast of ut the church M o n d a y anti T hur s­ For Cut Flowers after Belgium -till art* the fields w lien* day afternoons, immediately Best rollertion of cut roses. 'tfu* most important lighting in the school. Best rollertion of Faster Lilies. A regular monthly feature of our western arena of the war continues Best collection of sweet pens. . Dost display of miscellaneous cut Sunduy evening services will lu* u with tin* utmost stubbornness, but musical prelude of twenty minuto», a* yet without derisive result. The Bowers from one garden. consisting of special »work on the French war "office announces that Best display of miscellaneous rut Do* m from Junior Civic league pipe orgnn, violin and by voices, un tfu* allied lines are holding in spite tier the direction of Mr Woodruff, of tin'* furious onslaughts of the cn . prden. with Miss Frances Aspinwall at tin* ctny, while new dispatches from Bolted Plants organ. The first one will lie given 1¿indori assert that developments Finest potted fern. N o v e m b e r 8th, the second Sunday * generally are against the invaders, - i.i n m P°ltyd palm. of thnl month. iti-rlm. however, has not lieen Gnest potted hegonin. Special music for next Sunday as from on this ‘ subject since J * '* that entries for follows: yesterday. 1-ucking a German rcesc classes he made ns curly us Morning: port as to the,progress of the pro•ble, and in order that perfect Organ Prelude, f rom Wagner, by i longed engagements in this territh«»ta<s nay *** ^aiL *a preferred Frances Aspinwall) I tiry, (he situation is being reported »riii * P * nlr'M b* made out in Anthem, " T h e He a rt ’s Prayer.” only from the side of the allies. The ^ n*' A postal curd with the Stearns, with soprano solo. German^ announcement of yesterday h?mCm i lhe ,,arty a n d l h c el*»« « i l l Offertory, violin solo, Mr. Hess!ri said that in the fighting west of a» *U t t n d this should be sent Evening: Lille, German troops taking the of- annual •hows « !c toVlhg pintle’’ <>r i-iüiTord will he more thuiv pleased to learn thjt Forrest Dayney Carr, prob­ ably--the greatest vorullst In all Flor­ ida and sevi'T’j l *ht her states, is com­ ing here the evening of Friday. N o ­ vember' Id, for a rich und rare Recital Entertainment. Mr s . Carr, formerly well known as the ppulnr soprano, Mrs. Palmer, will come also and will contribute to the pro­ gram. There will al*o he other fcatut«** which will he announced later. Too much raimot lie said in praise! of Mr Carr's wonderful power of entertainment. Chicago, a nd other western as well as eastern pa|K*rs, «peak in highest t«*rms of hik ability and entrancing «weelnes». style, ex* prr — ioti and power in song One qiliithtion runs .is follow- jiersist* -,i rumors ifiut several pr om­ inent citizens of Sunford were nrresteii the oilier day fur* »hooting turkeys anti that the arrest occurred in Orange county W e have awaited new- from Orlando about the matter hut so far tho rumors have been unconfirmed. If there is a n y ­ thing in the rumor* the men who were arrested should have thlrir trial In Orlando und take their med­ icine and if there is .nothing in the report it should he drop|M*d. The following . from the Orlando Sentint* I: "Accttrthng to persistent rumor here 5'*' ■••■nlay. several of Seminole county init-t prominent citizens are all*.* 1 in have been arrested at For* i i.ti-l in.is charged with vm lutlon ‘ In game l a w I lie m l redness ol the report could not he verified last night from official sources because the deputy gallic wardeq at Fori Christmas has not reported t" County (inme Warden F-d M* I' -wi-ll and there |s mi teli grapli or telephone line to that place I *r that re ason (he names on them for some time. There has also been considerable trapping of quail nnd the new warden is next to these folks and from this time on the laws will he looked after most The street committee were grant­ strenuously. The UnJ ^ Ti i i not gived further time in the matter of ing out the name of the new of'ojiening Tenth street across the rail- fleer and several of the men who road. ' . have W e n violating the laws will l eged lo ha vc r un nw.iy - - s ------- - — r> %■ —-V t * = * * '-s —¡rf- -Tfcry*~t >!»■*»■■fi .ff !'■-i .'I'P n A new.game warden hnwtjrcii :ip<* luwtUiul__Lut„ijimrinole county and us there kuu-bcen ronsitlerahlo complaint lately of some hunters i\hootTng birds out of season it would be Well 'for tilem to "l ook a ieetle out" as the new warden has hud his eye • Mr". Sheppard appeared and com­ plained of the sanitary service in his pnrt of the city-. Referred to the sanitary Inspector. Moved and seconded that the city donute $250.00 for the benefit of the Orangw County Fair, the county lie ,h;i m«» ,i mount donating 1 tin < ;ir ned NO FLORIDA EXHIBIT AT SAN FRANCISCO JOB ACCORDING T O R E P O R T FORREST DABNEY CARR TO COMMISSION A B A N D O N 3 WILL FACE TRIAL LN AND HUNTERS WILL BE UK HEARD. IN SANFORD PLAN AFTEILEULURE OF ORLANDO MORE CAREFUL FRIDAY, EVE., N O V .TT ALL TUE T ío AXS_____ _ ft-r Wt-àTiflTul Committee of most liberally. It is not the inten­ tion of the ladies who nrc undertailing this work to put any burden on the citiiens of Sanford. They »■ant the support that comes to their efforts to be cordial and will­ ing hearted, and nothing like a gen­ eral solicitation of funds is Contem­ plated " The work speaks for itself. A Sanford made beautiful with gar­ dens. it» business houses showing the spirit of mu ' liveliness, its churches and other ppbhc buildings, sur­ rounded with lawns and shrubbery, will all liespea k a people in love with their own town, and believing in i\s climate and its soil. This will not only, have its helpful influence on those who make such a development possible, but will make a strong, silent appeal to the strangers who pas« through the city. The present admmi«tration of Sanforii is 'receiv­ ing prai«< mi every MiilcUor the ini proveil a ¡'pea ran re of streets und park» the good work is started, let's all push it along! It is for this, thet: that ’ lie City Meailtlful Com mitt re asks, that every public spirit­ ed ritiren reading these words send some in.Intuition, however small to «»ell the list of prizes to be given in Novemta-r, EM i The rush s u b ­ scription- will lie collected the, first of April and it is desired to make The prize- iif Hiilhrient value to war rant **Ari'*-t - '>mp**ution for them A;uuog-iA«we ajlrenriv subscribed are fifty dollar- from I to* eitv council, twenty tiv* miliars from the Sanford . fee A W . r Works, and various «urn* fr.or l"i»ili>--* men. The latter »ill lie made public a little later Among ’him ilia neons prizes niav lx* mentioned a line lawn mower from the Hill Hardware Company, fine rollertior,- of plants from I*rofessor Nrhrlmg "( (*"iliu. Reaaoner Hros of Oiieio. and from Hurpee the Phil adelplua - • d - m a n \ full li-t of all <h««* * ........ I- pu Id I- lied • I fie oi.n .flee plans to hold -elm I The title role, sung by Mr . For­ rest Dabney Curr, basso cantnnte, was a fine exhibition of picturesque and intensely dramatic dimensions a grand opera vocalist delivering grand opera music of the most mod­ ern and intense kind • ut t h e \ m a s P re se ni s i a i k s i i n v like t l et t lire p l l p l l s 111 ti ll - put'll* In th e il s c h o o l s of tin- county will not In* permitted to give I Iri-tm.lpresents to their i nn fu-rs Neither will tin* teachers I| permitted to accept ticIdi tional v. V vtV ‘he following report has been sent to Governor Trnmmol! by tho Flor­ ida Commission fo 1’uq.ama Pacific Rxfiosition: •„».» . lion. Park Tramnp\Df GdVernor of F'loridn, Tallahassee, FTa.; In iicrordanco with the decision o f a meeting .of the Florida State C o mission to the P anama Pacific I n ­ ternational Exposition, which meet­ ing was held in the Seminole Hotel in this git y pn F’ridny last, wo must inform you that the Commission finds itself unable to carry out the purposes for whtrh It was appointed by your Excellency, and tn com­ municate to you tlie desire and rncomqiendation of its members that tku- l 'onimissiiMi he fortnully dis­ solved and the individual memhern excused from further service irv the capacity of Commissioners. Y’ou may, he assured' that tho Commission has reached thm con­ clusion only after most earnest ef­ fort to provide suitable and a ppro­ priate representation for the sl ut « at the great F'xposition which is to he held ’ in California next year. Participation by Florida certainly med most desirable and to pr om­ ise great public benefit, and your CoinmissPm formulated surb plans a* appcilrcd to In- feasible corres­ ponding in (lie main with llu* pluna I w bh'h were kteing successfully oper­ ated in oilier -tâteand endeav­ I■oolored by every possible means to ••i !>i-r- in any form wltulever awaken puldi« interest in tin* pr «»— I In« via- dci tiled Ve-t inl ay after j*-< t and to secure general cno|M*ranoun ,it tin* regular weekly mietitig tion in t he work In this it lias not ¡of, the hoard poldn instruction bccll successful F rom tile tirst t h** '» ii r11 11 •1.1 I \ 11a1hit w a v response was in! e to oiir.i gl Itg . I hero I •• util re.| t lie r. -'i| III 11 •11 t o this was. «II fail, muiii vigorous oppo­ l e l l t n l uoif wht«*ki w-n- unn so m i " i * | y sition N *it w 11li-t a mil ng t lu-si dis a topieif by t h* fiourd yesterday , countging conditions t lie Cotnmiatook up tfu* matter with tin* teachtm--ioii lia- conliniied for «everul **r- .it i -i -non field la-t I hiir-.I.'V m.ml Ii- i- i tliirl- to i real* ,i lietter I tiri«l in.I- g * in* > ir b n If t l • It 11’ i*rluini. tin mutter n a i l i n g with and g nier .. oienç..--. tiding of its mon* v itt*| ha- fail* d io I* took t* general approval of t till.** a SSI« III till’ d plan* and purpose* -uni to arouse |mrt lie has I... h la\ ii hi- duly .ind I In re-irf ill ion adopted yesterday -■■m** eut hu-i.i-m for lluunder lid noi * a I i'ki t lie«** -*; ' ill* *! if h* t*y t i e hoard folio w taking, but without appreciable re­ llu Itolr dt IAr ll> t t.• n h< slioultl dr Whereas, tfu* custom of giving sult * ny the report li makes no differ pre-flit* hi pupil- tn till* pttkilli Reis-lit events III Europe nr*' Te­ cm i i ho ut t III* pr. miiieiici nf I fu . I'ln'lto t lll'ir tell' hi* r- ol t ll works -pniislblc for a sort of depression. parties 11 t lie . v ¡ u l u l i d I In gu 1 loi i meni al t f-.* n tl Mil III Ml. - IIn nm l d In lu to|f||-lll-i| i nid I»*I*11- In- 1 a hardship upon parent- *ri meager t mgr>1gu im la w till •f *I| l| |* r 'I** a * I'd I* I ’ f f l t Ik* ' if ■••III e ll w t i. li li., » -i r -•• g l . *• ' ' ■ ' ‘ ■ ■■ ■ 1 •' I*1 • I he • t *> war if. u n i i*l. 1 *1 Olir I* *1 ■1 ' * . ., •i . tfa*U.. * - I • i I ■ It.*. II I•t• .1 *j! I I v I ,* I »* Il par 11« l pa te - ,1 •* "I f . . ( > • ; ' . ! ' .i jtfi.nl* ' l i r to gin tfu* presents ili ih** * xpo»illoii \ft**r a carefill , . tu- h i m ........ vm • .1 or to i nntrihutc money to funds for estimate of thè »ituiiiion wi^are coni i , g, -rt h and explaining ho w t fa* strainpd to heliOve that it wili not turki*.X come l o attack the party *V<*h purpose, and Whereas, tin* teachers of the city lie practiculilf to provide such ro|H Via Stork's Kxprcs* schools recognize t byharmful cf- resenlatioti ut tl......... xposition as Mr and Mrs F\ If Potter oil the fect- of the print ire favor, I- voiced wimid do •*r•••k1 1 to ilo* state, and, \\ e-t '»nie .ire repine g n * tu ar­ ll r. an aln.u-t utla niiliou- vote of con-i-t** nt Ailfi tfu* poln-y of tho ri a line in*w daugl t• r ' rii those prc-c'it at S reiefil meeting of 1 " mmi -- i " i i a» annonn* *■*1 * a t I kit* Mand \l-s If • lu .. oiltstart t f'** a lui n*lon imi *i . t of t hi* t li.it tin,! . it- ills* Iintlliillli • C. t fierifa n a s oli at t h eir f oi| i • » ! ' i 9 k proj* ■i t- ili.-r* f**r* re* ornitiended ' f ore la I' H i . l o ki u p t fulili* ,- * \ -p**>ial * oinjnit t••*• lias lu-vii apRe-o! v, d, t*y 1to* lui.iril of put It* I .i * i t i d M r 11 a ; d mu ■• i .* |* poilited to do se up tln* affair», o f pu--1 man in I I) Jtidiert-' -ton ilistrm <ion of l*u\al county, tluit no thè l ’ ommis-ion an*t prepare u , ten■ her pritii*i |ntI or supervisor in pa v From pat f " - of t lu il- employ ment . w fiel her in the lug Ii ! fi,u* octal report, a co|iy of which report will l>e furnished yòu ut an school, primary, intermediate or gra minar grades, shall receive or ac­ early date. Very truly yours, cept for herself or another teurher • F L A S T A T E C O M M. any gift or present whatsoever from T o the I'a nu mu International In* or her pupil*, student organizaing pissed through Antwt-rp on it- lion or student body; lie it fu rth e r.! ommission SUMMARY OF THE WAR ’ j' P' Bishop, who is the sccreOrgan Prelude, " T h e r e is. a Green fens.ve, had repulseti the enemy at * titlL0 lhe C0mmitte®* This rompoHill Far A w a y , " Gounod. |sevoral points. In ih “ f***1) t0 every resident wlthAnthem,* "Seek Y c the Lord, " j British warships hnve played an ty ,mlU of s«nford. The hohl , 6 r0laln" th* r,* ht lo with-f prizes in any class where en* ‘,0 no‘ warrant prizes. / I rrrlr Boat Overhauled Roberts, tenor solo und obligato. Offertory, " D a y of Miss Lucille Aspinwall pence." important part in llisee »iteration» by and fio ri* are indications that their ¡utivitic- are not vet ut uii end The ewiring subject. .. short talk by the pastor will be " T h e Man W h o W a s Looking for a Ki ngdom. " All. nqt attending elsewhere are cordially T h e fighting .» going on night and day and the allies are sufil to b. u„|.r....e|,mg Hose to the German ! positions .Udore Lille, from^PaUtir ^ I*rry boa, °* ^ lh* • No confirmation of the repofted •nd »it ' • M » y on the ways invitod. Opr "Sunday school is growring. evacuation of Ostend has been reship . u.. (>' erh,, u led * n d fixed up ceived. The German garrison at both in interest a nd numbers, Let c »Pt ai T ° r* 11,0 winter’s business. Antwerp " i s said to have 'been re­ e v e r y boy or girl, e v e ry adult, perdouble hi.", Mpect* to moro »ban busine« , ns ■on knoW by this, that if they; do duced nnd, n German column of reb ,t»™ l 11 * * h c » v i e r t h a n u s u a l not go elsewhere .a cordial welcome inforrement? with two of the famous the e a . t a n d w e s t c:oaaU. oasU awaits thçpt in this Sunday sçhüol. | sixteen indi guns is rejtorted £s havPBaaviVv- 'jt -■ . - .i MJ . « « *1 • ' •* • ‘ 'U i. . » 1 1 1 '•» Bruges Outside of Belgium the fields of the battle are very numerous, Picar­ dy. i humpngne. The Argonne, the Woevre, Lorraine, tfu* Vosges and Alsu«** being referred to as localities when lighting in taking place In several of these disiriil* the French claim officially to have repulsed the German attacks, which they des­ cribe as not so severe us in the Bel­ gian field. The F'reach nay also that they have made progress in The Ar* gonne and the Woevre territory. A house sheltering tin* headquar­ ters of the German staff at i«lype on the Belgian coast akis been des­ tr o y e d by »hell fire from British war ship-, according to a news dispatch received in London from Dunkirk. The lutenl German casualty list gft't*- the names of ultout 11.¿0(1 men killed, wou.tdid anti missing In the eastern arena of the war both aides claim progress, h i ^ not in if* same localities Pari- *;i\*'"l I In ia . t fiii I the Ittis-ian- in t **•- vi cum of War-uw have driven if'* **n* ot. hack •*11ii Ii iiii I*-» iiml 11' Pelf « grad war office d e i lu p - tliai Russian troop» uhvc saved Warsaw from a German bo/nbnMmcnt There kins been hand tel hand fighting in the vicinity of Bionic and ProuschkofT in Kuasiun Poland. The fighting south of Prtemysl, according to the same authority, has been go­ ing on for six days with heavy losses on the part of the Austrians. vi'il. that the >)i|H(rlnten(i«'nt ( ‘ has G. Elliott, formerly head of of public instruction . furnish the! the drainage investigation of the de­ principal of cue It sc Moot in the coil f partment o( tlie interior of the ty a copy of Oils rcosliition t hat its < En de d States, has been elected contents lie made known to eiirli | chief engineer >f the Peach Craig anti every teacher in the system. drill nu ge disl rnt in DcSnto a n d Ma n ate«* counties This is one of the The < hristian Endeavor l onve nt i on largest drainage products in Floridly, The annual convention of the and the territory involved e mbr a c e s South Ccntriil District F'lnridu Ch r i s ­ about Hi.000 acres tian Endeavor I 'mini will lo* held in tins ettyv at tin* Congregational church, Orf. ¡10, .'JI and N o v . 1 The Clirjstiun Endeavor societies, of the Pi+sbyterfn'Tr a hd Congregatiiinar chruches will entertain tin* delegates, and I»* responsible for giving them a good time, and they also extend a cordial invitation to the other young people's socipties of the city to attend any of (he sessions of the ‘ N . P . Y ò w e ll & C o. convention. The district and state get tirât page mention as presidents will lie present. Mr. F'agg, Supt of t he Children’s Ho me the largest advertisers in '»o-ii-ty will In* **n band \lr Hv today s issue. I hr ad­ in.it< px»t>>r •>( 1 he H.i|H»t ■ kmrill ha- * o |i- i*tiled to gi , c ; n nildriss vertisement may he found '».itordiiy (nfi-nouii at In n ilock. and on page 8. llro. Memtneyer*of the M K. church leads one of the devotional services. Dr. Brownlee preaches the c on ve n ­ S p e c ia l N o tic e tion acrjnun Sunday morning, N o v . 1. Rev. ( C. FL Endow ol W i n t e r The Herald will on each Park, Rev. G. IL Albertson of Deday call attention to the La n d hnd ^others will make special largest advertisement in addresses. All are urged to plun to attend this inspiring gathering of the current issue. young people. - The L argest A d v e rtise m en t Today • * .. • »*!<«#■r* N * � 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, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 20, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 20, 1914; <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/abdbf114122bfdf2fa7689c1f52a826e.pdf 5859f58dac86668c698122ce1e6be031 PDF Text Text •r 1 1 TRE PAGE EIGHT A B O U T PEOPLE AND EVEN TS BEING A . RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS. ■ -• ------- r- U P-TO D ATE — - T - ------- ------Communlrtillons for llilfi Column Should he Marked "Sorleti Phnni't) lo Mr- It * Trrheun. I’hnnc* -»3 l.dlior , or Abrrwnfkii Ratliff Ha*' Mrrting At >k 11uict homo vki'ildini! in tin* I hr* roar* meeting of tin* Woman » presence of the immediate family < lull will Ik* held at the home of Mint) Puiglnn» Abernathy ami Mr .Mrs. T, L. Connor, hirst street 11. Kn til IT were marie urn* jester- ! near French avenue. Thursday after day at ten o ’ clock. Rev. Stein- j noon at 3 o'clock. A full attendance as the time is getting meyer, pastor of »the Methodist is desired church, of which both young people short for making roses and many are members performed the cert*- rmfre will he needed for the City mony, after which the bride and Ilenutiful Ball than are now on Mrs. John Melttch enter­ groom and relatives left for the hand, tained very pleasantly last week. nofthlnntBd train. Mr. and Mrs. m porta nee. . The Social Department. Woman's Club will hold their meeting to­ morrow night at the pew club rooms, ft will-toe sumethlHg ■frr T he nature of an opening, being tht* llrst of the cltih meetings held in I he building. Dancing »ill he the order of the evening MrH E Tullir lvit< ri t iirncd ‘(rom ii pliii s» nt vont tu la* k'ntivil lis 'M r. and Mrs. Hal Wight are re­ joicing in tho birth of a little daugh­ ter Sunday, Oct. 18th Antioch Once Proaperous. Among tho uncrcd clll**« of tho East, Antioch holds a high place, (or It »aa tu.ro that the first Christian church wns founded; It wns, moreover, tho renter from which St. Paul conducted .'r?«W" ■ Owrigbt Hart fcWfDtt ft M«i Stout or Slender H E R E arc no “ hard-to-fit” men for a store that fit Marx We sclis have Hart sizes SchafTner here for clothes. fitting every figure; stout men, slender men, very tall men, very short* Eg* Ih m en; these makers for all dimensions. You*ll be know how to design models ' surprised to find how perfectly you Ids missionary campaigns to convert tho Gentiles. In thoso days Antioch was a prosperous nnd thriving city, boasting of a population of half a mil­ lion souls, wl\llo splendid Homan palaoea and v IUIib dotted t,ho banka of tluYrlvor Orontea, which flows through the town. Today, remarks tho Wlda World, It Is a sleepy, old-world placo. occupying scarcely one-tenth of Its aholcnf area, ami certainly possessing nono of Us former glory. Neverthe­ less, it is In many ways a «Jellghtfully quaint and plcturesquo eastern city, with narrow, tortuous streets, every other house In which appears to pos­ sess an architectural style of Its own. One can well spend about threo or four days wandering about this Inlcresting old town, visiting Its primitive market placo and Inspecting Us ruins, walls, gates, and anclont monasteries. See our $¡25 values In boys’ clothing wc have a beautiful new stock. A l l the new novelties; tartan effects, serges, grays and brow ns. Prices range from. $ 4 .5 0 to $12.50. jLkaJBB ... -- . 'i’ &'ii!fflIJ . . , MB BQH Sanford Shoe & Clothing Com pany Sanford, Florida - u« The honic of Hart ’ • ** % *%-V Schaf f ner fix Marx cl othea W O M A N ’S CLUB Starting on tho Wrong Road. Th<* darkest hour In any man's ca­ reer Is that wherein be llrst fancies there is a.i easier way of gaialug a dul­ iar Iban by squarti!)- miming it.— Hor­ ace (ireetoy The Uncomfortable Kind. Tho Philadelphia minister who pays plenty of JJO.OOO Jobs are vacant doesn't nlarm us. •There are too many ft and f'J a day Jobs vnrnnt to mnkn the candidates comfortnbb* Houston Post. _L . , Timber Bridges Lest. Drfdges built of timber, and par­ ticularly those of tho Howe truss type, tuiy« shown a remarkable longevity, especially where they are covered In from the weather. ... conven­ nnd a conserver of books, papers, pencils and handkerchiefs os well. It Is bet­ ter to carry the burden of books In a bag than In tho arms. A bag leaves the arms freo and does nut Intcrforo with tho stride nor tho proper car­ riage of the body In walking Bags are usually made of canvas, or of canvas covered with cloth; Hard twisted waterproof worsteds, cravenOttes or rubberlxed clothes will protect tho canvas stiffening which holds tho bag in shape. Remnants of suit* lllf-'l /Mnrfl{-rlnl>l* for coats, In plain colors or dark ptalds nro select­ ed to make the most subs tan Hal kinds. Fancier bags of plush. Ilk«« that shown In the picture, and bags of leather oro Intended for older-pupils. School bags are usually oblong In shape and mttusurcabout twelve Inches In length and ten In width They nro out In the form «if an envelope, so' that «•xlra width must be allowed on one side to fold over and form tho flap. Tho sides nro Joined by a straight strip of cloth from two nnd a half to threo Inches wide, which Is stitched between them Tim nnnm are turned to tho outside n"d finished with bindings of heavy woolen braid or strip of thin leather Alt the edges of the bag should be A long. flut. oblong ^ c « of rlnth stitched to uno sldo of the front ,>f tho bag makes a pocket for penctU, etc. At tho other Bldo a small porkei la placed, which will carry a drinking oup. A flap should ho provided fnr thlB pocket. Tho flap on the bag and thoso on tho pockuts nro fastened down with snap fasteners, Tho bag of plush, shown In tlm p|<y ture, in mado of a single piece lined with Skinner's satin. A-small pocket la luacrted at tho frunL for tho punm nnd handkerchief. Tho edges aro d»*oorated with a narrow plaiting of satin or satin ribbon. Throe snap fasten, ri across tbo tbp hold the front and buck together. Hllk cord and tassel» vldo tho handle. This bug ma> bo used for a shopping bag, but made to match a small nock piece nnd m-'T. will delight tho older school gin, , r the young woman In college, mid much to her comfort. Beforo undertaking to make a school bag It In a good Idea to examine those shown in tho shops. Only fairly sub­ stantial ones are to bo had from a d->’ lar and a half up. Tho homemade varieties are chenper and will t-Mnl more wear than tho cheap resd> u . iu bags. J U L IA OOTTOMLEY. New Ideas By W ives Which Have Built Men s Fortunes One man got $75 a month; the wife got an idea and to-day he is making a fat salary and has $40,000 in the bank. Another wife’s idea has bought a whole ranch without ready money. Another wife is multiplying the family incom e by four. Scores of wom en ' have been induced to tell their ideas in the greatest series a magazine has ever printed. The first few are THE IK N O V E M B E R ISSUE OF The Ladies Home Journal v Fifteen Cents a Copy, of All N ew s Agents Or, $1.50 a Year (12 issues) b y Mail, Ordered Through Our Subscription Agents or Direct Boys W anted to Deliver on Routes. Apply , to • * Our Sales A gent Ernest Shepard $ His Surmise. "I suppose you’ re your mimn’i dar­ ling," said a scntlmonlnl caller to young Illchard. ‘T suppose she thinks you’re n dear-.little saint." "N o, I guess she thinks I’m a moving pic­ ture. She’s always telling me I should bo seen and not heard.” school bag Is a great T UB ient«» lo school children How I Helped My Husband to Make More Money Pervasive Luxuries. "So you went In search of n syL van spot close lo naturoT" •'Vos." "Did you And onet” "No. I went Into tho country— but I nevpr hoard so many pinnoe nnd pho­ nographs’ and automobiles In tny life-" can be taken care of in this matter o f fit, whatever your figure m ay be. O C T O B E R 20, Al luir llapactmcntTin* Music ’ Department of * the Woman's Club held their (irst meet­ ing ot^Ju* .•dbO in the Congrega­ tional church Saturday afternoon, with a gooll attendance, Mrs Mun­ son presiding I'rtnonal .Writtfon Program English Music. Mr. I/eslie Bryan left on Saturday Duct Pomp and Circumstance.KJgar (iff Burncsvllle, Ga., where ho will Miss Davis nnd l.ucca Chappell he marrjed tomorrow afternoon to |Vocal Solo. I Dare You to Forget Miss Viola Grace Howard. * Mrs. TcrwiUiger • 'Organ Solo, Lost Chord, Sullivan Miss Bessie White has returned Trnumerei .Schumann to Sanford ufter a delightful visit to • Mrs. Munson Tampa. Trio from Mikado . . . Sulllavn. MissesT'ruivccs. Aspiawall, ’ Mr. and Mrs. Hraxton Perkins Josie ami Junie Sturnon returned Saturday from their wed­ Vocal Solo, Drink to Me Only With ding trip. Thine Eyes Various matters, of business were JolltiU_left Friday for attended to. It wan with much re­ an expended trip to Miami and West gret that ’ the resignation of our Palm Beach. He will combine busi­ chairman, Mrs. Margnretta Martin ness and pleasure. was read and accepted, owing to abxenno from the city. Mrs. W. D. v Mrs. B. G. Smith spent Friday in (Turner was electeii »s chairman of Sanford while en route to her home Music Department. in Oviedo, Mrs. Smith has been Adjourned lo meet Noveml>er 17. spending the summer in South Caro­ lina. Had Some 'Results. ’’What do you think of her voice Mrs. W. C. Hawkins nnd family Hint«* It has been trainedT" "Well,” have moved to Monroe fo r 'the win­ smiled Brown, "J .can't say that It Is ter. any better tlinn It was. bid certainty a whoIV lot moro~of 1t ' —Miss Laura Hawkins will spend Itclioboth Sunday Heraldthe winter at Daytona. Mr J H Franklin of « la kla n*l. Cul , is t ht- guest of Mr. iami Mr». It will be- remetnW W Lon g. lu-red t hat Mr Franklin iiiiirrieil Miss M it mi McKenzie of Su nforil se vitrai yen rs 11K° • « P. Í * .. SANFORD HERALD irToîTTrtÿ ¡Irli* t Jacksonville. M. Augustine and other points in the state and expect Tomorrow night at the home of to Im> absent for several weeks. the bride's parents the wedding of The bride is the daughter of ¡ Miss Genic Wicker and Mr. Norman Horn and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy Cary Toole will Luka place. of this city and has sjient th*i_p*«ti -.Waste Dfpdftini nf 'five years here, having a large circle t of friends In the younger society set. ------------t A very delightful meeting of the She is a winsome young lirdy and Music department of the Woman’s b y her friendly spirit and unfailing Club was held at the Congregational good humor has endeared herself to rhurt.h Saturday afternoon. A plensevery one. ¡ng pr0gram of. "The Music of EngThe groom is the son of Mr. nnd |an(1* ''wu8 rendorod .by Mrs. Fannie Mrs. T. J. Katliil ol Lakeland and Stembrldge Munson, Nfrs. Terwilcamo to Sanford several years a g o .! l|Ker. Mias Davis and Miss Ellen literally growing up with the .S a n -. Mnhonojr, chairman. .Business of ford . Herald. A faithful and etficicnt }rn|iortance was transacted nnd Mrs. LMr. anil Mrs. I. J. Secord have employee he has attained the conTurner elected chairman of fidence and esteem of the Herald th|> ,|,.partment, vie«! Mrs. M. M returned from an extended visit to the rniiidlewest, Niagara Falls and Printing Co., an«i now has charge of Martin resigned, the mechanical department and is j* _ _ Canada. also a stockholder in the company. 1 M(l/wdiit ,\l utieal ' ^ He is 4 young rrtan of sterling worth Mr. D. P. Caldwell has returned The musical given on Friday night and character and the yopng people from a . business trip to the Eust at tho home of Mrs. L. It. Phillips, start upon life's pathway under •* by the young ladies of the Method­ Const. most auspicious circumstances. ist church was a successful affair and The bride was most bowitchingly ^ Mrs. T. A. Neal returned Satur­ one of the most enjoyable that has day from a delightful summer spent attired in a blue broadcloth going been given in church circles this away gown with blue hat trimmed tin the north and east season. The program of music and ¡n ostrich plumes. They were the readings was well rendered and gave recipients of. many tokens of the } *iMrs W T Johns Iiun returned much pleasure t«> the large crowd esteem of their frivnds and a table from Kentucky where she has been that Idled the hoyse. The silver til­ was tilled with handsome cut glass visiting for MX we«-ks lering aggregated a nire sum and a and silver, the presents of friends charming sociability and inforjnulity and relatives Among th«*m was a \ Miss Itiilh I’ ullian of Miuneola prevailed that made every tint* preabeautiful silver service i In* gift of spent the week-end in Sanford, the , „ .. , ... enl foul at home and glad to he the Herald force that was greatly , (guest of Misses Edith Stewart and ■ . , , . ’ there admired by the guests Clara Milieu After their bridal Irlp they wdl be l Fl FlIUI Fl C4 IFFrnf < at home at the Abernathy resilience I- orrest (¡irtiln-1 M r unii Mrs The u p ifa n * [ h-par t «lient of the fui Vf gone i«» hiitmekepping un ( ’ «*!■ on Magnolia avenue, hut in the hear Club w ill meet at tin* <»ry -a venue future exjMjct to erect a bungalow W o m a n for their resilience Their many Library Club R o ii iu s ml Oak ;» vo­ friends unite in wishing them all pup to tillorni w Wp.1il e s i l a y1 ¡it ’.Í Mi*s I on- nii .S m i t h s jii-ni t h< » ei- h the mv and liwiipiutiaa—pu^ibb- in p. rn New members are eordially • hd ell li her par.-til' at Sorrento this Jife ill which The lit raj tj j alias. -*ir*j«id i-> -4m- o«»«eiil. -Business of Mr. and Mr;* Ernest Krupp, a ho ha ve been visiting Mr and Mr« Deane Turner have return.*.I to 1 1it-1r honte m Jacksonville. ” L, *- , , 1020 Elm Ave. THE *' Sanford, Fla. C U R T IS P U B L IS H IN G COM PANY Independence Square > Philadelphia Pennsylvania * _________ __________ I* -.t. y * * • • *• - • ___ • • ._ ______ �T W * 1" ^ V* » W A R N E W S FI VE H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D FIELD ö-V "SEMI-WEEKLY" “ "• T H E SA N F O R D / A ’ .N A A 7‘ Y) f f L) L ife la ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS H E R A L D ÏVf. »//> ¡„mintf SANFORD, FLORIDA, Fill HAY, o< TOIJKIt 23. 1911 VOLUME VI SÁÑFÓRDBEAÜTIFÜL CITY COUNCIL IN WILL ENFORCE SEMINOLE CITIZENS FINE-MUSICAL - - NO FLORIDA EXHIBIT SUCCESSFUL SLOGAN REGULAR SESSION THE GAME LAWS BROKE GAME LAWS TREAT COMING AT SAN FRANCISCO AND A BEAUTIFUL CITY‘WILL RESULT f r o m t h e DO N ATIO N S I 'l p W J'11flcIUWül CorornTttoc of liai il ill th* Womtm5* worK on it* campaign plan* and is meeting *ilh much cqcDurugement. X ic* of Ihc public.Jpiritetl mita of .tia^'U ^-W ^pW rrieair^ up ra*h prîtes, a n d with only-one-C Tr t*o exceptions they have responded moat liberally. It is not the inten­ tion of the ladies who are under­ taking this work to put any burden on the cititena of Sanford. They *-ant the support that comes to theif' efforts to Ik? cordial and will­ ing hearted, and nothing like a gen­ eral solicitation of funds is tontemplatdl The, work speaks for itselT. A Sanford made beautiful with gar­ dens, iL» business houses showing the spirit of nvir liveliness, its churches and other public buildings, sur­ rounded with lawns «nd shrubbery, will all In-speak a people in love with their own town, and believing in Rs climate and its soil. This will not only, have its helpful influence on those who make such a development possible, but will make a strong, silent appeal to the strangers who p*n through the city. The present administration of Sanforih is Yeceiv mt prat-* on evrr\ side^or the ini prove it appearance of streets and park» (tie good work is started, |»t*» all push it along! It is for this, thru tlat l he t ’ity Meuutiful Com mittre a»Vs, that every public spirit ed citizen reading these words send mine . .11 tributioii, however small to »urli the lisi of prizes to be given in November, I’'lb The cash sub- COUNTY W A R D E N "I S ON JOB ACCORDIN'» TO R E P O R T FOR R EST DABNEY CARR TO C O M M IS S IO N FAIR AND TH E W O M A N 'S AND HTTNTERS WILL BE WILL FACE TRIAL IN RE H E A R D . IN SAN FO R D CLUB ORANTED M O R E CAREFUL ORLANDO FRIDAY. EVE.. N t lV .T T LADIES’ EFFORTS “ FOR The city romu-jI met in regular A new .game warden hn* bei trwpTOsaian October l!»th. EM L'ut 7 ::io for «seiniiiol.. county and Present, B. W Herndon, presi­ as there has-been considerable com­ dent; C. H. Dinger, It. C. Maxwell. plaint lately of some hunters ^hoot­ H R , . rolar, W . q Alternai liy and ing birds out of season it would be i» imenei A b - r m - r |t. Davison. Well Tor "the in to “ look a fee lie out" MlnutCa of the last meeting read as the new warden hns had his eye and approved. on them lor some time. There has . Mr: Sheppard appeared and com- also been considerable trapping of plninod of the sanitary service in quail and the new warden is next his part of the city. Referred to the to these folks and from this time on sanitary inspector. the laws will be looked after most The street committee were grunt­ strenuously. The Hc^^Tis not gived further time in the matter of ing out the name of the new ofopening Tenth street across the rail- fleer and several of the men who mud. ‘ |have viidniing the laws will Moved and seconded that the ciix know - nothing about the new wardonute $2Mi.lfi) for the benefit of thi* I den until, he has them in his clutches. Orange fount y Fuir, the comi I > A word to tin- wise wjl fie «ulliciimt donating the same amount 1 ar at tills t Itile and It would lie Well lor nod those who have been trapping birds Moved and sei-ctnded that the anil shooting them to reuse this busi­ council donate $;>t) tin to In- distrib­ ness from ibis time forward. The uted by the Woman's Club as pre­ game laws are very strict now and miums to be given as an inducement are being enforced to the letter in for keeping yards and parkways in every courtly of the stute. Also nil good order._ Said donation *to b e -t those who intend to participate in come available April 1st. EM.A tins season's homing should lake Collin il ad jour ned toil license to lumi lor the new warden will hold tip the hunters M \\ LOVELL. ■rk wherever he fill.I- Ifo in and lie mil lid t In ir Io ease Mar»loti Uro w11 Iri-lurn« PLAN A F T E R X A IL U R K O F ALL T H E T' ■^kK=**-'-s~rt- -ftretr1 ti m u f f r t r r n i?Wtc IfiVj 11g - peTfiVle^of SaiiTortl l>ersist. ’ rumors that several prom­ will be more lliaiv pleased to learn inent c 1117.0ns of Sanford were nr- thpt Forrest Dayney Carr, prob­ rested ih. other day fora «hooting ably- 1he greatest vocalist III all Flor­ turkeys and that the arrest occurred ida and sevfT5jf*hther stales, is com­ in Oruiige county We have await­ ing here the evening of Friday. No­ ed new* from Orlando about the vember 13, for a rich and rare matter but so far the rumors have Recital Entertainment. \irs. Carr, been unconfirmed. If there is any­ formerly well known as the ppular thing iii the rumor* the men who soprano. Mrs. Palmer, will come were arrested should have their also and will contribute to the pro­ trial In Orlando and take their med­ gram, There will also he other fea­ icine ami if there is .nothing in the ture* whfoh will i»e announced later. report it should be drop|M>d The Too much rnnnot be «aid In praise following * from the Orlando Sen- of Mr Carr's wonderful power of tine!' entertainment Chicago, and other “ A c t '-.ting to persistent rumor western as well as eastern papers, here 5'. terda-y, several of Seminole «peak in highest terms of lift ability prominent citizen-. iii'il ettlranemg sweetness, style, excount} n ..*t are all- . > i 111 have be. n arrested |presMpji and power in song One lit For» 1 r.-tmas ctiarged «u h v1«« qiliitlition runs .1« follows latum ‘ In game law* I la- Kir The title role, sling by Mr. For­ redness ol the report could not Ik* rest Dabney Carr, basso cantante, verified last night from olficial was a fine exhibition of picturesque sources because the deputy game and intensely dramatic dimensions warden at For« Christmas lias not a grand opera vocalist delivering reported in County (tame Warden grand opera musie of the most mod­ ern and intense kind Eil M* 1' .....II amt there l* 11" teb graph of 1ile tiho 11c Inn- to that t ut the Vinas Presents place 1 >r that reit-mi the t alio-* are wi» . ! l«> kVnlIX lib' I » 1 22 111 lile II It 1- . •g. d »fta t tin part . wa - ture pupils III tile public schools of 1 ompo*. 1 n| tight gentlemen and tins ‘r otini) will not lie permitted to that* tf* . w.-re caught with the give 1 I.fistili"- presen!* to liieir H o m e I l e s i m i ed .Jacksonville, <>* t '22 \fter an * •» 1r possession ...u-l-tn.g leaitier* I he l'M/iie of 11 VVil*.Ili oli >.111 game Nell lier will I lie leiieliers aliselo'■ "f finir wreh», » in li h> ha* spelli oli t Ile Pallili- < oasi III CUII- ford lieights w.i* lotiiily destroycd of six ! >»he,\s and several quail, and j pt. |„.rmllted to aerept additional .11 h put up one hundred pax fr.oii p a i r « of the -, li.ml* of .nertion with thè governmeni's case bv lire earlv Wrdnesduy morning that th. t..r 11 ei r api*, tr.i 1 ■lidiar \ | : \ V 1 1 -.* 1 ( ad .in*. 1 t< > g, t t,■ l.ts other* in any form wlialeviT again-t fiditi t, \\ 1 >.i alfi-gcd ’■1m 1n.it court w Iute >l,tver t tuteli States Mar w.irii <>r thè ratlm ad early inni in for lrin 1 hi* »a* ih-i tiled yesterday lifter ame Warden 1 .1 t out i shat J t Ullord itrown reittrto ii Sun some w.iy t iie lalllp « Hllgllt tire tn ..... . ,i1 the regular weekly meeting day monnng. leaving I. It tisteen tl.e t,Ode and liefore (he ilames 1 1*oweli h ,h * boi mgtil ih..t be had ol, the board of puhlti instruction unplion- will be collected the, first bis deputy, in San Francis*ti i ,. i ohi limili le . VtIII gills he d the home «lidi 1,0 r. port n| th. all. d ar Superó len,|i i.t I \ ll.ilhaway of April and it is desired to make rest». I i . e n ng of n i Ipi■ The plete thè w«>rk o f , ...... ni m>h U il entire rtinTeflT- ai re d e .(roved * o Jl«' re d lin r* -"luteo To thithe prize* id sufficient value to war •. Put t I ,.t he olili la I » • . sul l wa s pò k e d n p 01 1.t ■ fr.'io . ¡ e (lu. I «rot whieli *»n- iiimnimously i i.i |irn<terule all ."'fi l’ ion* rzttt »»re. *t 'on petit ion for them li Milli.' t lu- wen ter li Metropoli th. mar-loti u' f*‘ !«*•*•" ■ topi* T hy tin hoard yesterday, irnAmuu<i-U»o*v zjlrrixdv wufiscribed are making the arre-t at ho u*. Itl 1he oiily on. ITU».k >opl.l lie resetieil of t 111' , imi- la Ws I1» 1lo- 11II 11 took up tile matter wiili tin* teach­ 6ft> dollar* from tin* city council. I In t.li.w fall* mighty Isinl on i he s|a'ill X» of ali..Ili I tu •. ini g 1 I lu , „ , . 10(1 block of Forest slrv'-t ib I* el er- .it i -i -»ion held l.i-i I *i ur* !.. v ttrrity in.- dollars from the Sanford1, If II It t ' lm*i fluì - g » »n* >aid. twith . itoir W ll*i.n la nul V a c t III . have I in lege lia it’ , filli.lit the Ml.lt ter 11,", llllg svilii re A W ,. ■r Works, Worka. and vanou* toll ire Wui.r vanou m il woman, wloi i.ll a hushaiut an.I . tt.p.i 1 1 -> ol i l . . uni mu ml y whi. h took 1' . mon* y ni il tlil • finii »1 general approval of I lin.e assembled turn* fruit i i-m. ss men. The latter .... . ,sfie had » promisi * lo I"* demnnstrated in a port o* lui* |nu.*ii' li1V 1ÏI 111* lint > ami i ti ve i hildreii, n i , The résiliation adopted yesterday t* »ill is- mad. public a httle later . ill. d a ili fee vear obi Ilion sllftslllill.il manner. There if In -tid nel » ar •t| t lo — one more ehiji] !.. tie I,o,i r»1 fid Io » s Among ;ni»celInneotis prizes rnav be ili- 1111il II.« t fi* Il lo- s lui U1Id di­ ha wfili h * he tmuglil along, and ............. ... irisiiranee on the house Si- Olili» Whereas, the eilstom of giving mentioned a tine lawn mower from which is still here in the cure of hold goods and on the building. ny tin* report li rns*kc» ti" ill! Iler present* bv pupil* III the publn f tbc the Hill Hardware Company, fine ifurnuieh1*' m ••ti« • i bn 111 ilo- 11 friends The man was indicted on n which was uw in it i>v Mr (ieri 7 . hoots to their tea* Iler* ollen works rollrrlitm* of plants from I'rofi'NS(»r ilo11,.-. \ ¡oJ.it. -1 partii-» Il *: vui « grand jur. hearing, il i* salii. Mer a hardship upon parent» of meager NrhrhiiU iiutlia, Uc;iM»n«r Urn* * Ilmuid b. ton ,-to-d ila fi«» 1.1 w t lo New Seed ( ompan) shiil Brown remaining to re*lify f -1 . ■ i !» r it,n i d - ■l » i •( ** of Ulieee. ami from Burpee the Phil . r. lx a ... i. ill. -t !.. t ft,. \i ' T h.- tinnì Fearing f■ ' ’ • • " • o S(l«rl|>h....... l-miin \ full li*i "f ..II ■I I- l ijto',»■ . r lbr*i ■» ..o I., published , »... I i I . l l . ''.M l o f * I . ►» If l *l*' W r I It U*i la -- I« ...... . .1 ,''" •I •l 1*......... u tie. phi Its |o hold Sflill *M' «II; «in vvi1st \ : •i! f. t o all .1 p(H ala ' ■• I I Mf lt:nw • til. '1 IPnuai ,i (,¡ » 1111011,* mid tluwi-r t «mtti ; hveryihing I- a huffy -uml - t r t 'i near the t mon depot. The mg •hows In April or May tin» first of these will !i«> held, and there will be few if any cash prizes given in this one. »» the plant premiums will be seuonahlr, and will ndd in the micce1* of the later competition, which •ill he held m November T > following are the classes for the «prmg show il.-«t n*| ,y of spring tdoiiin in lurden |a,, pfnes Finest lawn Hnesi rose garden He»t veranda box. Best window- box. Best garden planted and cared f°r by children. Three prizes. For Cut Flowers Best collection of cut roses. Best collection of Easter Lilies. Best collection of sweet peas. ** display of miscellaneous cut flowers from one garden. Best display of miscellaneous cut n°*er* fr„m Junior Civic I>.;i ■ague r»rden. , bustle in San Francisco Even the loufers do t heic loafitig liractìcafly Oli the run. Thev do noi stand un thè corner* ns you see tbem nther (dace* They may he down alni olii bill they are always going sonu-wftere company is componed of home people who hit ve experienee in thè vegetab]e business and they guarantee , good -lin k irne lo nume The Coul Polirti ( will .liso ttnti•11 veg.-i .itile- gi m tilt I l l u s i g l i ine ut 1 'ingregallo nul < li il r. fi Stop Ìt \ to w feature for th,- h..'.* el oiir Sunday school is now offered, name w. i , I • Ile .ito! and »ili be r .1 h.-hdqiiarten* (or thè growers gel a] I s ee l l l e t n dipoi or wheti in exprt** \n|ir utili I acquuinleil I • 1.1 f . *It- fl|*f'( . I ■•m .- . ... 11. I> ,'1 . > tile p r e s e n t s P L A N S ,______ 'he following report ha* hcon aent to Governor Trammoll by the Flor­ ida Commission to Panama Pacific Exposition: •-*.* lion. Pnrk Tnimn\e,lyf GdVtxrnor or Fl or iila, Tallahassee, Fla.: In accordance with the decision o f a meeting -of the Florida Slate Co, mission to the Panama Pacific In­ ternational Exposition, which meet­ ing was held in the Seminole Hotel in this i;ity pti Friday last, wo must inform you that the Commission finds itself unable to carry out tho purposes for whirh It was appointed by your Excellency, and to com ­ municate to you the desire an'd recomtpendation of its member« that the ( ’(tin mission 1». formally dis­ solved and thi' individual member« excused from further service in. tho capacity of Commissioners. You may, be assured' that tho Commission has reached thm con­ clusion only after most earnest ef­ fort to provide suitable and approprint.- re prose ntat ion for tho state at Ute great Exposition which is to be held in California next year, l'nrinipution hy Florida certainly *■'■ med most desirable and to prom­ ise great public benefit, and your ( 'ommissfxm formulated such plan« as .ippeilred to be feasible Torres* ponding in tile main with tile plana which were laung successfully b|»erated 111 oilier slate* and clideav irred by every possible mean* to awaken plihlh interest III l)ie pro­ ject and to serure general cnnjterilttnn 1ti the work In tills It hns not tieen successful From the first t he rc-poli*. was not e ni . iura gl llg there was. tn fail, much vigorous nppn-lltult Notwithstanding thesi din cotiragtng conditions the Cotnmismissioii ha« *nntmiied for several month* I* .llorl- to .r>..t* a be Iter and yvtvl<-r ni.tU.nsp-. niling of it« plan« and pur hutsua^.in.i to arount* -time enthusiasm for th. under­ taking, but without appreciable re­ sult Kccelil <v. ut* in Europe are respiinsil.lt* for a -»ft of depression, mgr*' mental i* .> tinnmial. but ,v 1 fi ii.v* -i r ■ ,• *» *. n. • d i h.i <' 11.,.|. t ,>.i - , • i • I'.s ini* I lie |»it .. ol 1.1 v»• g I s- I , par 11* Ipate in the exposition After a careful estimate of the situation wd'are con­ strained to believe that it will not be prnclicalilF to provide such represenlalloli al the exposition a« would do credit to the *tute. nhd, consistent with tile policy of the or to contribute money til funds for agrti purpose, and turkey» come to attack the party Where«*, i he teacher* of the city Via Stork’ s Express schools recognize thy* harmful efMr and Mrs F. R 1'oiii-r on th. |eiM- of the pruetue, favor, i* voiced ir U . -i Side ..re reton 11,g in it.. an al n.o*t iiOanimoii* \ot<. of ri v a ■1 ,t Ulte IH*w i|.i uv ti \* r tl.,»*.. j.r. .ir at * r . o . ' t inc.-iing ol i ommission a* a n null need • a t l lit1 Iti l M .noi \D* h that bod (- discontinua» ■e, then- oiit«lnrt t lie abandonment of the IV.fK , I 1V. •* ^«»Il .11 t lo•ir 1mi; . (or* I. j.r.ijt •t i* t li. r. for« re. omine mied V» I . lo kl-< 1• t tu* Int IKe «oh I d, l. y the board of p u l i i . \ - i » " lai •.................... lias los-lt itpI al Hid Mr Ila rti 111* : i..» r I nst r m I noi of Duval county, that no | pointed to close up the affairs of pll-st mun in .1 D Boi HTT■ «*t «»r* lea. her principal or supervisor tn ' ht* < ommission and prepare u it* employ mehl, whet fier in the high bilanciai report, a cupi of whtih rosclioul, prttmiry, intermediate or |port will be furnished you at an grutnrnur-grades, «hall receive or ac­ early date. Very truly yours. cept for herself or another teacher • FLA STA TE rO M M . any gift or present whatsoever from To I he Pan« mu International bis or her pupil«, student organiza­ ing i issed through Anlwt-rp mi M* tion or student body, be it further Commission .rill and • «piai rung how i to ly a class in scroll sawing, starling — from the sun pleat up t•» the most complicated work, which will result in toys, bracket^, card eases, pic­ ture frames, glove boxes, match boxes, etc., etc. Tho class will meet ut the churrh Monday and ThursNorthern France and the coast of day altornoons, immediately after Belgium «till «re the fields where wu> '•> Bruges (lulside of fb-lgium- thè li.'lds of school. ‘ the most important fighting in the A regular monthly feature of our western arena of the war continues thè battle are very numerou», PicarSunday evening services will In* a with the utmost stubbornness, but d\ , i lui nipagne. The Argonne. Die musical prelude of twenty minute.«, ns yet wit bout decisive result. The Wo. vre, I.ormine, ibi* Vosges and consisting of special »work on the French war ‘ office announces that Alsin <• being referred to a* Inculine.* In plpo organ, violin mid by voices, un- the allied lines are bolding in sjiiti- wherc figbting t» tuking piace tier the direction of Mr Woodruff, of the furious onslaught* of the en sevcr.il td tiiese d isim i« thè frvrudi with Miss Frances Asjniiwall at the emy. while new dispatches from clami officiali)' to bavi- repulseti thè Hotted Plants organ. The first one wdl he given London assert that developments Gerjnan uttucks, which they de»* Finest potted fern. November 8th, the second Sunday * generally are against the invaders, crihe as not so severe a* in thè Bel. £!nesl Pnttjrd palm. of that month, Berlin, however, has not been giun tield. The Fri-in il »a > al«o thnt Cinest potted begonia. Special music for next Sunday as from <>n this - subject since thev tiave ma de progress m fhe ArIt '» requested tf,al entrisi* for follows: yesterday Lacking a German ro- gonne and thè Woevre territory. ‘‘I***4’* lie made ns early an V house sheltenng t Ite iieintquar Morning: port as to th e, progress of the pro^Mihle. and in order thnt perfect ter» "f thè Germini stati ut Blype Organ Prelude, from Wagner, hy 1longed en gage monta in this terricftitary n ay |»j had, it is preferred mi thè Ilei ginn cnast uh* ..... .. <les|tiry. the situation Is being reported V. 1 c er*tfies he made out In Franet's Aaplttwall) irti)> d 1))' shell Pire from llriti*li wur Anthem, "The Heart's Prayer." only from the side of the allies. The ,nk* A postal card with the Stearns, with soprano solo. German^ announcement of yesterday »hip-, accordiug to a new» disfateli ‘ he ,,afly and the class will Offertory, violin solo, Mr. Hesarisaid that in the fighting west of recetxed in London from Dunklrk. Mr. V d " nt' ttnt* this should bo sent The lutest Germun casiiulty li«t Evening: Lille, tiermnn troop* taking the oftsrv t P Bishop, who is the sc eregftes tlu- nume» of ahoul 11,5U0 meli Organ Prelude, "There is. a Green **nsivr. bad repulsed- the enemy at ' titiL ' C° mmittw- This compckilled. wou.tdid ami missing Hill Far Away," Gounod. ¡several points. in th ,,J >PC1 *° evcry resident withIn thè eastern arena of thè wj|i Anthem,- "Seek Ye the Lord," British warships have played an hot h sidea dumi progress, but« not “ A T f l " . « « o l S a n fo n i. Th, important part in thsee o|K*ralions in l i. ««me loraltlu* hohl l.’ e r" “ ' M t!l- Hutu to with- Roberts, tenor solo and obligato. P,. ri* * a \ - " f Brizes In any cU** where enOffertory, "D ay of Peace," by and there are indications that their Ini tliat I In- Kil«-i.i li* in i 1"- vi '** 1,0 no‘ »arrant prixe*. Miss Lucille A*pinwall ...iivdi. « are not yet al an end il,it of War*aw tiav>- drixcn ilo The owning subject. « «hurt talk The fighting is going on night and (.fi,.,|ti back eli g li mi fi1* « ud l li trrrt Boat Overhauled by the pastor will In* "T he Man Who '««> 111,11 t!“' " l" ' 1 *" 1,1 ' ‘elf..grad war office dcilsçe* timi Was Looking for a Kingdom." Alt. uPfiron.-h.ng^ dose to the German Russian troop» alive saved Warsaw om * Palatk« n t^ Cn. v Just rnlurnod from , nqt attending elsewhere are cordially positions .before Lille, from a German bo/nhah!ment I ferrv where Bo, had the l.rrv k’ h . V’’ wnore There has lw-en hand to |mnd • No cottfirmatlon of the repofted •nd «fi41' M » y»» on tho ways invitod. fighting in the vicinity of Bionie and Our ‘ Sunday school is growing, évacuation ofOstend has been re­ «hip .h i J ? nrh», “ lcd and Antl fue,‘ “ P Prousflhkoff in Russian Poland. The ceived. The German garrison at Cm. ^or. tho winter’s both in interest and numbers. Let c *m . , m ' ,nu' r'* fighting south of Przemysl, according Antwerp’ is said to -have been re­ especta to more thnn every boy or girl, every adult. i>erdouhu v. to more tl to the same authority, has been go­ duced and,n German column of re■on know by this, that if thoy# do I h ítnivel* wm*. wlJ',* r business, as not go elsewhere ,a cordial welcor.-.e , inforcementç with two of the famous ing tin for six days with heavy losses await« thmn in this Sunday sphfaol. I sixteen inch guns is rei»ortod as hav- on the part of the Austrians. esst and west coasts. -£* 3 ’ - i■ * * I H li ,,w.'G. . ftK- t hefi , .«» a f f o l ' l e|< tier t o ABANDONS SU-M M ARY OF TH E W A R • i Unsolved, that the .«pperlntendent Chus G. Elliott, formerly head o f of public instruction , furnish the the drainage investigation of the «loprincipal of each sc Moni in the con i part ment of the interior o f the ty a ciii>) of tin» reoslution that its . . . . . . . . , . , . , J J 1 m ied M ates, lias tieen ele cted contents be mu di­ k n o w n t o e a c h chief engineer >f the Peach Craig ami every teacher in the system. drainage disi rii t in DeSoto unti Mmt ati'e counties This i* one of the largest drainage product« in Floruiiy, The «nnuul convention of the and the territory involved embraces South Centriti Dislrict Florida Chris­ about tfi.000 nere* tian Endftivor I mon will 1«. helii in t bis city, «t l he Congrcgattona! church, Ocf. :tO. 31 and Nov, I The Chrjstiuit Endeuvor socteltea, of KÁ* the PresliyterfaTr nhd CohgrOgatiònar chruches will enlertain thè delegates, and lie responsible for giving t tieni a good rime, and they also extend a cordini Invitatimi to thè nther yollng people's societies of the city lo alterni any of fhe sessions of the N. P. Y ô w ell & Co. convention. The district and state p o t fir.«t p a g e m e n t i o n a s presidimi» will In» preseat. Mr. Fugg. Stipi of tlie Children's Hom e! t h e la r g e s t a d v e r t ¡s e r s in -*in iel) will 111- un hund Mr III i t o d a y s issu e , l lie a d in.in pa-iof "( tiie 11.k|11*t i huri h Ila* .iilisi'Uleil lo g ì,e ; n uddfes» | vt rt îs e m e iit m a y h e f o u n d The 1 hrisliun lndi-«<nr I «invention The Largest Advertisement Today NaI ordii) foienoon al Iti i. clock, ,md Uro. Stei ante), i r -of the M E church leads one of the devotional services. Dr. Brownlee preaches-the conven­ tion ttcrjnoii Sunday morning, N ov I. Rev. tC. E. Endow of Winter Park, Rev. G. H. Albertson of DeLand kind ^others will make sjxecial addresses. All are urged to plan to attend this inspiring gathering of young people. Jä o n p a g e tS. Special N otice The Herald will on each day call attention to the largest advertisement in the current issue. . ♦ �■O CTO BER 23, i g u THE SANFORD H ER AL D ; PAGE TWO PATERNALISM RAMPANT ♦ ♦ 1during the summer with northern friends. Mr. and Mr». Join» Welker who • were both recently stricken- with W HAT MAY WE DO W ITH O U T. LEGISLATIVE CONSENT? A BUNCH OF IN TE R E STIN G IT E M S FROM CORRESPON- paralysis, we are much pleased to any, are recovering somewhat. Mrs. (BY JOHN C. TRICE) DEÄTS— EVENTS OF S EM IN O LE COUNTY— EFFIC IEN T Welker's sister. Mrs. Heller of Ohio arrived to he with them. Since 4£fOgren 4£fogresa IfTTi V fc become the REPORTERS COVER TERRITO RY FOR IIE R A L I^ . There was nevy r more idqpl w rath-, firkin Stur of Hojie for jtractically — 1 j1 _____ _ 1 er for plant setting than that pro- all humanity — ainfe the desire to revided during the pu-*t weeks The inratiiute the heroisms ap(f atatesCULLDOTA SNAPSHOTS OENtVA ITEMS Celery Delta is one vnst garden, mnnshiji of the Pilgrim Fathers in ♦ 11 _______ 1 Hard to estimnte Just how many the j>rvsent has been swallowed up ' f Weather cooler and everything is hundreds of acres of celery, lettuce, ijn an insatiate desire to map out Rev. E. 1a‘ c Smith of Apopkn « eeted old friends in Geneva Tues- looking line. Fruit Is ripening nico- cauliflower, cabbage,_ jtpjipors, yte., ¡the habits and customs for unborn tJH-er Set out To fill the demands’ generations sinfr Solomon's \»is- ' Ita ve Jioen ty As hj-, jiUs.sed through on his ly. Rofhr is being Shijijd'tl. of th<*t^orthren markets. Mrs. M. N. Leu of Orlando, who tlom has paled in the face of the A way to attend the" Wekiva Asiocia♦ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hayes of modern Hercules of retigio com- ^ has been visiting friends here for tion at Keenanvillr. *> Miss Sallie T aylor of Orlando is several days returned to her home Cleveland, 0., were callers at the mercial intrigue—since Moses has % Ells worth .»tyu^*-»la#t week. Mr. passed Ouf\ of date as a law-giver visiting her mother for a few days. Saturday. « G. M. Jacobs spent Saturday in and Mrs. Hayes exjiect to locate in nnd Jesus has been assigned by His Mrs. Moran entertained Rev, apd ♦ Sa nfor’d. servitors to a jdace among the mossMrs. Stone, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Orlando attending to business. i W. A. Knight has purchased some backs in religion, wc are prone to Haulerson and Miss Stones at dinner Billie Jacobs, Clifford Smith and laat_Sunday Cleveland Jacobs spent Saturday in farVn land on Beardall avenue from forget the often demonstrated ef­ ♦ Mitchell brothers south of tiiat be­ fect of internal government, Wash­ J>Trm. W. J. DavidLhas oj»ened a .-oriundo and Sanford. « longing to II. A. Howard. ington was-, good cnoitgh to direct y♦ boarding house on Laku Geneva Several of the'people- from here t J. P. Dunlap of Wnycrosa, Ga., Is the revolution and fouYid a govern­ As the railroad rutusaid to bn Hibtn Jnclurr* af CUr♦ with' the request of Tieru1nrMiTtFirv! ryv{||« on unday aud Sunday night. spending the winter hime nnd is lo­ ment whose success and stability ♦> ♦ the boat line lute been established1 Mrs. W. S. llnrgnrdc of Winter cated at the home of his cousin, has made him immortal, but Crook and 1200 boxes of fruit loft- the Dclk Garden is visiting her parents, Mr. Ross Long, on Richmond avenue, and his colleagues will tell you he ■ ,, ►dTC pliuA> last Saturday arjd_ irnrl Mrs. H. , W.- WW5£'MiW'ffl't'k. 1 _JU. f 1s” Here Tor the winter antT keeping j children, Jefferson was good enough . more are ready. Mrs. Prudence Long is visiting * Among those attending the As­ her daughter, Mrs. Dan Hurt at bachelpr’s hall with Norman Shields, to write a constitution which has late of Toronto, Capada, in the Kin- undermined every throne in Chris­ sociation from this place were Rev. Geneva this week. nehan house. ♦ tendom and made popular govornand Mrs. Stones, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MrA. L. B. Collins and daughter, 'ment'possible, but you may learn Peters and A. B„ Doane. who ha.ve been .visiting‘ in Atlanta I from the same excellent authority Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Ailama arMrs. L. B. Collins and daughter, that documerft is no longer fit to be rived in Geneva last Saturday from PAOLA POINTS * who have been visiting in Atlanta resjtectcd. . . Buffalo where they have spent the for several weeks -rcth rued It is suchTl RFhTiment as this that summer.. Tbe^.aaira entertained by Miss . Bessie Smith goes to SgnFriday. 4 makes possible the colossal folly ^ friend Saturday night, going over Mrs. W. T. Graves nnd children ford to school. sent out from Washington a few • to their little brown house on Buck moved to Kissimmee last Thursday, j * he Misses Mary and Julia Zarh- days ago. While most of the (»copie Lake Sunday morning. X The # friends of T. W. Geiger are Mr. Graves has a good position there ary nre attending the Cuthedral were trying to get the necessary and has already been there several school at Orlando, faith to go along with their jirayers sorry to know that he continues weeks. Mrs. Dollie Strif. mother of Mr c Cleveland has returned and to the Almighty for jieare and the ♦ quite sick. Echo Lodge restoration of good times, a few Ÿ Mr. and Mrs. John Wadsworth Mrs. Graves accompanied her thery.'** already busy at Mrs. Cleveland is expected next ♦ governors met at the national caj>- J Mrs. A A. Bond and children and are now ut home at the Proctor L week. itol to jiool their suj>erlativc wisdorp her futhcr, W. A. Newton left yes­ place. The Garwood hoys took 'a trip to for thç salvation of the south. The The many friends of Mrs. Henry terday for Eustis, whore she will Ocoee on Sunday, via motor car. movies snnjxped them and their Burley will regret to learn that she jdace the little hoys In school'for the Our little bunch of- Paola young­ jdeaaunt physique is being thrown is still quite ill at a hospital in New- term. sters assembled ut the school house Jersey.. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs Monday morning, exjuu-ting a teach­ on the funvua throughout the coun­ try. Hut here is tiie wonderful Miss Gussie Tillis nccomjianied celebrated their sixth wedding anni­ er, wlio failed to materialize. After scheme they concocted: "Cull the Miss Agnes Clark home for a week versary Friday evening. The rooms romping about until noon they dislegislatures in extraordinary session end visit last Friday. W ere beautifully decorated with huge ; |HTsed to await "further de\eln|>to [mss laws to reduce the acreage Mrs. Oscar Nicholson of Daytona bowls of Angel Trumjiets. varigated rnents r of cotton next yeai _ it is not the Beach is visiting her parents. Mr lilies ami roses, whose rich perfume Mr McGuino esti mates the ur and Mrs. T. I> Peters pervaded the whole house. Desjiite ange croji in the Bisliop groves ut purpose here to discui\ further the folly of such a (imposition. It is the the rainy weather quite a numlier of eighteen thousand boxes Mr lUiTin* curly fall mornings an* a liuti- too Isfriends gathered to help them enjoy ‘ chapun and Mr Brow n also have line tendency of the times which man the return of their , wedding day. croj>» but the other groves, as far ufactures a puerile sentiment in comfortable without some artificial heat. Many interesting games were played as heard from nre rather light in favor of governmental control of * "Serv-us Pure Food Prodeverything that concerns me most. and there was plenty of good music fruit A gas heater in your home will drive mu • urts alj R e h b i u d e r ’ s. S ave •hill iiecau.se I know farmer» will bold to Mrs. Jacobs assisted by her sister. We are surely having the !irte»t 2 -t f •4 tile Coupons.' their inalienable right to jdant what and make things comfortable in a few minute« Miss Sadia Blackburn served an ele­ kind of weather Just the right * gant lunch, consisting of sand­ temjtvrnturr for comfort, down to they please on their own land. The jiositinn of master and ser­ wiches. cake and lemonade, etc about till degrees in the morning mid ( ¡el one hulni/. All took their leave wishing Mr and up to so degrees at noon, with a vant threatens to In1 comjtletely re _/___ versed <Mir ancestors decreed -mui^ Mrs Jacobs many more anni ver 4Ull^ lom t ro< Lin r.n rT ffF V u primacy " Tif thé Many stries to select from at •urfTMrT;:infl many rejuriitioii» o f the lì ______j-----------------AlAUr— blowing, ulule tile woods arc gor [K-OJile and t hr nul ilea sunt evening geo us with the wealth of autumn fT ' nIliciI- holders. \Y4* ur»■ m danger of Mrs A J Bailey entertained the wild tlowers. Max Kobt*r visited Orlando Sun­ and you hear the - ha hging tin» a ml ma idug t lu- lat ter young folks at a very jdeasant even bill hi- song of red birds and mockers day la»t. At t lit* !a»t »<■»»:inn of our ma» t<-r» There were quite a In- alt i lie groves and t he » hir of H. N. Poston and daughter. Mat­ mg Monday t la­ Florida legislit't un* a strong effort tie Bell pa^d Sanford a visit Tuesday number jtresent to enjoy the games jiartridge . wings startles you m the wn» made to 1»a»» h ior<-«tr;>• law Mr M L bushes Mrs. Brown of Tampa is .visiting and general merriment Wtill h jin-vent i-d a man from cutand furnished her sUter, Mr». Cat her wood here, Long was present ting a tree on his own land or hurn* helping to rare for her mother, Mrs., mnny comic songs and banjo music Notice 1 1 0 Park A v e . in g a jiasturc wit haut o Ihri al snnewhich was heartily enjoyed by all Martin, who is in jioor health. On .’trd day of November at reg­ t loll,, and now colmes 1the suggestion Jas. Humphrey hapjieneU to the jtresent. Mrs. Bailey, assisted by ular meeting of Board rounty Com H> go to some ilhcial to find out misfortune of getting his left arm her daughters served delicious cake lilissiooers, Seminole county bids how touch col sliall plant Ml enjoyed the oc will b<‘ received for JUltlllig in lill al fractured a couple of weeks ago, and and lemonade 11" w would ■" like Tii it Mr Far 3 Ji "t *> seems to lie suffering y* l from the fusion very much und voted Mr» Ho we l l Creek on new Sarifqrd ,V mer ’ r-j X v à c c n_ 1 • ï effects of it. It is hoped he will Bailey, and -her family food enter­ Oviedo road All bids must la- in One of tin- greatest writer» mi I he 3 * ? ~ > o o 6 *-«3 3 — r—rv soon recover and be able to attend tainers clerk's hands not Inter than No­ science of government bit& declared 3 P !/i <-*. • ' n> o • school again. Dr. Roberson of San­ The . Death Angel hovered over vember 2nd, 19U. Bids must rend the best governed g X :ire those 3 ’S "t o r» O ford has been nttending him. us last Tuesday evening and took bo much per cubic yard; and to be who are governed the least. Cer­ *T ¿¿3 3 « S3 3 * ^ ^ rrn ^ The school here is progressing from us thé little baby daughter of completed in a satisfactory manner tainly the happiest peojtle on earth 3 o ^ n> -5 3 t-e CT 5 nicely finder tht* skillful management Mr and Mrs. M. C. Wingate. The to Board. 20 |>er cent on contract are those who most seldom come in ns % « 3 * PS • C of Miss. -McLain. I I ; £- «-*• O A3 * little one was only a few months old jtrire to be retained until contract rnntnrt with the restraining influence P r+ X ^ o •— • ' • 5 ' 5Î H. D. Durant has recently pur­ but hud lived long enough to weave is completed. of hy(Micritical autocriilic law p — • 2 ro v ce a p « S' chased a nice milk cow and also a a strong hold on the hearts of its -1 E A DOt'GLASS. Our jtresent danger lies in eonreiT7q c _ a: X 5 3 place in la ke Mary which he ex­ friends and to endear itself beyond Clerk o7 Hoard tration of government Its foster X O-n ' n> C Ï CO O < pects to make hii future home, as expression to its jmrepts, * The baby ro 1 C iti child is tyranny Parent and off 2 w on o soon ns he ran have the same re­ bad been sick a few days, and that • spring ‘became so unjioji'ulur ages a. ? 31 31 ß1. 7^3 t paired and jminted. day Mrs. Wingate brought her up ugo that monarchal gave place to Papa Did a Good Job. Mrs. Keely has arrived home to the doctor, not thinking its time constitutional government or gov­ Willie hail been naughty and ho was from Philadelphia, Pa., where she would be so shorty After arriving, ernment by the people. Now we Kitting out his pudlshmenl on the home the little one became worse bus been spending the summer. porch atep. A neighbor passed .and are clamoring for n return to univer­ and the little bouI returned to the sweetly said: "Why. Willie, how sal power, concentrated In the gov­ God who gavo it at 4 p. m. Tho tanned you are?" "Yes'ni," answered ernment head. Tho most vivid pen burial took place in the pretty cem­ Willie rubbing the Injured part, "daddy picture* of Imjx'rinl Rome, in her WEST SIDE ITEMS etery of Chiiluota. A short service did it.** jiulmiest days of autocratic jiower was conducted by J. Tilden Jacobs, will ho tame compared to daily Lee Walker, Jr., sop of Mr. and who offered n fervent, jiraycr for hajipeniogs in our own country if Mr*. J. L. Wqlkcr left for Jackson­ comfort to the bereft ones, and ad­ there is not a cessation of jirohibville Wednesdayv Oct. 14th, to have monished them that God (Tooth all itive and (internal idens of govern­ his arm oj»erated on, which has been things well, nnd now- to feel that at ment. The two have boen wedded, giving him trouble for quite a while. least thoy had one treasure in and are already felicitating them­ H o -is at St. Luko'a Hoipital. His heaven and there let their hearts be selves upon the alleged prosjtect of \ many friends hope for his speedy also. The aervice was concluded by the fall of jiopulur government and Heretofore Florida fruits have hat! too short n season. I ' recovery and that he will soon be the children's song prayer, "Jesus, the substitution of government by fine prices usually secured for late oranges anil grapefruit i " I ' at home, to the delight of his many Tender Shepherd," closing with these the classes. • be had on n much larger volume of fruit than the* Stale now friends. words, wTako ui when we dlo to fAdvt.) markets nnd for a longer period. Mr. and Mrs. Washburn were Heaven, Happy there with Thee to ITuckcyc Nurserieshnveurged the planting of late vnrictn . i " f ■ pleasant visitors ath the home of dwell.” The little mound was com­ Notice mnny years. Many of, the most prosperous growers of the St.itc Mr, and Mrs. McBrido Sunday. The city hooks for tho collection pletely covered with be'autiful owe their success t o ’this advice." The best late o r a n g e « and ot tho li»14 tax will be open at tho The Jinkins have sold their stock flowers brought by loving friends. grapefruit were introduced by Uuckeyc Nurseries. collector's office in’ the city building oL goods in the store to Mr. Johnnie s*; November 1st. All persons paying Booth. Mr. and Mrs. Jinkins nnd their tax during November will ho family have moved to town. Mr. MOORE’ S STATION entitled to a discount of 2 j»er cent. Jinkins built up a good trade while “ Miller’s Bakery, All paying in December will be en­ he was in the store. I The Dutton auto trucks are carry­ titled to n discount of 1 per cent. The well known commission man, Alto it give* suggestions for selecting location of grove and on every V.'^' Tom m y Dear, ing sixty-eight, children to school All after that date will be not. • • , fruit ^ ________ _____D___ phase of citrus culture._ _________ It is a complete guidei to *uccc*» and all |l* Mr. Fischer and family were out on from this end of town. Mr. Dutton ;; Just as quick as you can be. » M: W. LOVELL, advice ha* been tried out in the experience of successful growers. ^ t h e » West Side Monday. Mr. Mr. Jones and wife arc berc and has experienced, careful drivers. A Varieties are described in.dctail; many of them arc illustrated in r»-»*11' 1 City Tax Collector.' Flacher ha* si* acres In lettuce large now covered auto will soon ar­ are going to stay for tea. colors. Somec of < the best _groves of the State nre jjietured to show [>"’1* Sanford, Oct. 8th,. 1914.' and celery which are looking fine. methods of planting, cultivation, fertil¡ration, sjiraving. market mg. <’■ Tw o loaves o f bread, a dozen buns, rive to be used Instead of the one 14-ltc Too exp»ensivc to |>erntit of indiscriminate distribution, the l»»ok i» Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Potter. 0 |>on one. Several children go into A nd’ a 50 cent angel food. all intending planters. You will be welcome to n cojiy if you write *--r I October 17th, a seven pound boy. school irorn this way in private For You and the girls, some wliilc we have a supply on hand—edition is limited. PLACED ANY WII ERE. EVERYWHERE ILALLD fili 1 I * llLWi*t»i » Mother and baby both doing fine. conveyances. cookies, too.— , » ti Wt*k* m ^ In Daily, Daily. W i B U C K E Y E N U R SE R IE S Oh, any kind» they ail are good." ty, Sunday Pap­ The weather* is all that conld be Erl R. Gormly’s friends will be ati ami Maya10 73 C I T I Z E N S B A N K B U I L D I N G I l l ■ dutto Fresh Doughnuts to * Don* wished for theso days. t {»leased to know he has been given tinta. U>»r»l . that's whit aha is stjfiol to Tommy. Prompt. T A M P A , FL A . 4*—', Mr*. Alfred King attended, the a'position as abditor with the United ntUbl*. wry»»». P m <«tltnatea. U t uà «fu»» «Uh you on , talor* N. P. Yoweli full ojiening Saturday. Grocery Co. in Jacksonville.! The «mira ehm*« oi your odranwtni Intmma. IW m ! from ulUfinl clWnta. P h««o *TT I Mr. Jinkins come* our from town company ho went from here to take Sundays and preaches at Monroe. a position with as «tore manager M O N T G O M E R Y Baker y Mr. Pitman and family from Ala­ some month*. tf(jo. . Advertising Company, Inc. Misa Laura Fl*b arrived *t Home" bama bav* moved into thUir new M«t«al Ui« Wd|. J»*ho«»»Ut«, 11*. last week from an extended .visit home. • * V : 1 , ' > j ■i ' . ,v Ä-M* COUNTY 1H A P P E N I N G S f L E T T U CE-r :h a m p e r s ! <f S This season , we ar6 having our hampers made to specifications f They are CLEAN, LIGHT, __ ^4 STRONG, A T T R A C T IV E ^ They cost no more than the other kind. Your lettuce will command more money if you use our hamper-s.-l Chase&Company j Wqrehouses atSanford and Beank Gas Heaters Sanford Light & Fuel Company’s Office <T> <T> p a rlity, v e ry A Longer Season For Florida Citrus Fruits Buckeye Nurseries Catalog Tells What to Plant Adsiris Ads Miller’s BuckeyeTreesBea 1 ; • —‘ 1 » �' <i>*> ♦ - ! > # # * - | f POTASH SUPPLIED BY^SOUTH ft ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS ca N ‘ be m a K T f r o m t h e a s h e s of WOOD AND COTTONSEED HELLS hard- ANNOUNCEMENT TO G R O W ER S . BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD y HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE i— If the European war should cause ing soap. T h ey may now have an i rev annual Imports of potash additional reason for conserving OUT I**» f ___ _^Jll t___ I. ! *l««m .. - ...... t. . «!*_!_ i_ i 0Uf Iwlndlê, ninny farmers will look^them, namely, their Increased valide Communications for this Column Should be Marked "Society Editor' Phoned to Mrs. R. A. Tcrheun, Phone 203 or An enlarged fryce of competent, experienced, bond­ ed'salesmen throaghoul the United States and i, Canada, as' a ga’rdryn ' fertilizer Hut ns hu* Urau^ijul liamr H'rddinp the table upon which v 1» 11 hand­ just been said, ashes to U* used for A home w'edding of unusual beau­ some cover of Haltenhurg over yel­ the improvement of the »oil should ty was that of .Mis* Genie Wicker low silk, centered by n basket of Purchasing customers in all carlot markets, not la* permitted to leach. Masse* of the yellow Ashes from hardwoods (d ecid u ­ and Mr. Norman Cary. Toole, which alamalulers. ous trees) are richer in both phos­ took place Wednesday evening n| almmanders tilled the mantel and An experience extending over a period of thirty Suspended phorus anti 'potash than those from the home of the bride. The nttrac- corner* of the room. years, • VT' pines and other softwoods (con i­ live room s were delightfully adapted from the chandelier was a golden wf heart, pierced by an arrow. fers). Ashes from oak, elm, maple to such an occasion, with their high All enable Chase & Ct\ to give the Florida growers ceilings, the wide hall, opening on Preceding the ceremony Miss nnd hickory have more potash than _J.be broad veranda, enclosed with Florence F r a n k 'a t the piano and of fruits and vegetables service which is un- 4' those from pine. The a»hes«of -t wiga (faggots for e»,imf.le7ar^«U>^,i,V,Ty- tu l,n>lt quantities of goldcnrod Miss Margery Boor on the violin equalled. . Jp for agricultural purposes' than the and softly lighted by yellow shaded rentier,-,! very beautifully the "Her- '♦*! reuse" from Jocelyn, As the bridal ashen of heurlwood taken fr o m the rilB' It is "service” and "results” which havt; caused the The colors of lliu wedding were ■party—„*>*»»«,»+ ik e ball, the "Bridal middle of an bid tree. -In general, volume. oL-Cha^e-Au Go's, business to increase-<$+ ami ,yellow , artistically car- ’**'MW»I-** 11dm “ tfiiengrin was playtiC-. the smaller ami younger the wood green , ~ cnrtrTWiruntil they are today the largest and . ♦ *Trauburned, the better ashes ‘ The ashes ° Ut’ twlth Quantities of yeJIow a At the close , Uie melody llowers. In the hallway ont wined merei. strongest independent shippers of Florida pro- ♦* of coal do not contain enough p o t - ,. . . . . . . ... of Mendelssohn's Wedding March <*> ducts, with business still growing. 4 ash to make them valuable in Ihta lhe, RrilCC.fuI vincs ° f, th° white star Jessamine were the cosmos filled the rooms. The bridesmaid* ♦ > <k> connection. * it, „ ,, llowers, forming n ^creon and arch­ and groomsmen, Miss Rebecca Ordinary house akhes contain on Wood ashes may he profitably npè way, through the renter; tall vases Wicker with Mr. M. M. Gregg, Miss . plied os » top dressing to grass land the average a b ou t 8 or 1» per cent of of dpisies and large ferns completed Mary Chappell with Mr. Pope and to pastures, where they will en ­ jiotash and 2 per rent of phos­ oiled. The drawing Wicker. . entered first, passing ♦ ’ Our local representatives will be glad to explain out* courage the growth of clover and phoric uci room, in which the ceremony took through i he hall to the drawing system, which in addition to highest ikverage <p better kinds of grasses, which will sidsred that there Is enough fiotaah I'liey wen followed by l he. place wan all in whfte,.with _lhe* bell* room net results, means prompt and full returns. anil phosphoric acid in a bushel of. then crowd nut .inferior kinds and " ‘ (shaped datura flora iniiiili, luinked groom ami his ),est man, Mr O. K ♦ weeds. Wood ashes may be also un tlie mantel. Halms anil bamboo Lewis I he maid of honor. Mis« ♦ used for corn and roots. ‘ Hornuse of cent*. Resides that, some 10 or 15 ♦ <f> gave u relieving touch of green. In Julia U i< ker walked alone him) imtheir lime content they arc not so cents additional might In- allowed the bay window wa* an exquisitely medial, Iv preceding tIn- bride wj,,> ♦ good for potatoes,, ulthough some­ for tile "alkali power" ,,( tin* a»he* beautiful altar of white, festooned enter,-,l with her father, wa* the ♦ This power i* that win, I, enables I time* u»ed for thi* crop. wilh the graceful a*paragu* pliimnsn little 'b.w,-r girl. IJo*e l.aYcrnc ♦ In N<-w England, where farmers ashes In rot weed* and to ferment I’ pon the altar a profusion of whit«' Hurt, » uttering yellow rose petals Of course, prices vary with Kin- had in look more carefully to peat ♦ carnations added a touch of beauty in the path of the bride, the renewing of old soils than in local conditions. jmd charm. Silver candlesticks held The bride was met at the altar If wood ashes are purchased, the jome of the newer sections of the # the white candles whose soft radi- by the groom and the marriage country, wood ashes have long been farmer should assure himself that mice lighted the room. The kneel- ceremony was performed by Rev I SALES OFFICE-JACKSONVILLE, FLA. f t appreciated. Ashes directly in­ they have neither Itecn contamin­ ing cushion was of while satin, ex- F. E. Mrmmryer ♦ ♦ crease the available nitrogen of the ated with coal ashes nor adulter­ A A X <|lli*itely embroidered, the gift of rile 1 rule w.i* very lovely in her organic matter in the soil, nnd have ated with leached n*he* \S il h I t,e*e the maid of honor The decoration graceful wedding gown o( white been known to do excellent nervire facts determined, ih*- place of burn­ of i he dining room w.n unite in charm* u , im| point luce The ing ha* no elfeet on the Value nf t b*' in Europe on drained moorland keeping With the beauty nf til)' other bodice i- "I luce With |) t.., r The\ ! r<- iijilnlly Hemic* the potash, ashes eontain- ashes ¡1* ferlilirer oi mi wiiti Kreii, 1 hiiot» rooms,' for here, from t lie corner* tue u*e other ingredients which are of value as satl«factor> whether taken from l'fi* , bar and sides of the rooms, wire ropes and |» .ri |*a*»i*ment«rie bonfire. to plant*, namely, about 1 or - |>er , a stove, a tireplaeo or of the »petlgeria fern meeting in the melisi» u II in a tunt, th.it was iin The llllll* of i n i ' mi seed .I, cord cent of phosphoric acid, a little magi,r and drooping gracefully above .iwuy t ).,' frolli 11 v* r a poniteli nr»u ar,*I a great ileal of lime The ing to 'pe.'iall'l *. J I, 111 ,t-.he* w III, li limitici ul luce A «asti nf char­ imjiurlanee of these last itutiled ele­ contain from Is to .10 per cent of meuse wn li a »muri *t,ow ami wni* for maturing tobacco ment* i* made plain by the esteem potash and from 5 to |o per cent of advantage end* ' n» *1 l he fulllie»* '.il I tie | < „ u m r.nil ,,*be* in »hob lea, bed a»hes are held by l>hn*ph,>ri, acid I In y have in tune- pa»t brought as w.,1,.1 PoU'cr Behind the Boat ii\,-r thè long traili fvll t In­ iobi ' of our farmer«, although from therefore a* a feriiluer are much ninth a* i t.', to fill a ton in New veii ni tuli...... Igei! «Ufi luce ubici, I Here is a complete outfit you can carry with you anywhere. leached a»he* all hut a very small more concentrated than ordinary England tine objection to the use was l>* ■oinmgly Morti in cup e Ilei t Clump it on jour rowlmat, As a matter of fact, m of these ashes l* their liability to portion of the potash has been wood a*he* and c, ^ m place t*y lite » ,tf l fie tlory .skill or ( .niuuaml 1r.ix el wanked out The fanner* who wish the opinion of *i,*K investigator*, i.iry widely tn (’(imposition This ,vulje> »!<• *arridi „ -n.iuer Itoli avi, l ) miles mi lmiir.^ Jhi to restore potash to the »oil by the tiro ashe* from e,,t tutise, d I ill- , ,,n lack of umformitv i« due In the (act Ijliel t Iole In»e» .WS* nRe, Lay or river you h.ixe ¡lit ui-aaLu ^Jtouid Xmwc grc.ll-cv.Tc Tain *t|i h a large proportion p"i Jli.it they are burned a* fuel at tile valici a |K)Wvr 1rout for commerce that they .»re kept dry and are rcot TtMtl'ftllfr*t be y michi do , ,.*id< raid* •ul fa, torn * in conjunct ioti wiib Illll.l \\ ivkcr * tmek V*11» ..I Mi or pleasure Tmrf your in vest­ tllowrd to li'iicii at all Many hnu.se liatin t" crop* if I hi y w, r, u*i*l in w o t nj , o al . , ,1 hose ligiltest In »«fi V 1' 1»• . r. j*. •~b- •■him* all«i ri « h ment is extremely small. •ive* wive their house ashes and large ,|u.vnlllle* i ofnr have been considered i tie rich -ill - ' Dim 1... * M|(ll low 1 u\ Du.1 leach nut the potash fur use m tnukTl., •• it-tie* ) bccti it», d with i l it po(a»h by i rMam ttivonli 1H '! .1 1 ' 1t*l*V. - , 'f i.l" »..■r - it h ri' 111il THE D E T A C H A B L E g.lt "t■ ■ ■ Imi i:-*r in i urei! with jii'iirl hi•.ul1» n rv n r you Luy UlH*-* IK*ar flic Sin . «rr(••«i a it arm ) lilliput ••Í \1•1 . *w U ft u . K . that y ives you I’ rngress ,, ii linad „ low f l»**t-‘X c o n fiilc n c e . F e r r o The bridesm.iid* w, daintily tleneva. Fla., Oct 1. 1811 * m ob it's m ay ju stly gII W••d .111k* I■ lite . r, |n ,|< Th, Sanford 11« raid. Sanford, l-'l.i M O T O R claim this« unfitIciirc i 'rie'Itili (jcn! 1, ,ti*'ti Having a nunilier of .1 e* wil h o v , r -uri ¡0 rood *■!>*». VtSer «ü bunces. I» replenish the potash sup* While the amount of wood piy• ' j,M that a farmer could accum u­ late on his own farm would hardly ever be sufficient to supply his need for potash, nevertheless, if they are •carefully stored and not permitted to leach, they may be of consider­ able value to him, W ood ashes are now a factor In Canada, being c o n ­ sidered a regular commercial c o m ­ modity. un<l the large lumber mills ,nd other plants usiniî wood or saw ­ dust. for fuel In this country which H» ~~ y ~ n iflidrn T p -r ~i f the ashes from their furnarcs or waste piles miv find it profitable to store and wil them if the demand warrants WE SOLICIT YO U R BUSINESS f I CHASE & CO. FLORIDA ROAT inijuirie* from people who read your la i > 'tiling o v e r,, f ' idi*1 Fti" * ,i ' ■ if* 1 • - f'l'ti'g " i I* i • Le«.uiM* they have t■■or itimi ¡ill the goiwl jwiinis i m l " s liiaT liy i \ peril ui i •I i \ jn 1 1* I. • • • '•.T*1 i ** , • * who lit \«• I mil up l-m o power am i i e|'il­ lation in Mie engine world. • The results ytnt* get are itlue to u finished ( nsluctkTry it yvurleli —t «lay! i ■ ■* i i o . ubmi' t b. loie liti I** llower girl was very riputi ,i » to j irogtess. s u e d and winsome in a long white The till ih rou g li the low pruine eru|"te gown and yellow ribbon* for three qiuirier» of a mile w,st •trried a ba»|,el M • • li­ (rolli I he river is solili and only e i *• •Ir i'tfii ;• or rolling to truth, .n bri.In 0* •• . i,*..d I I • wor K don, I ■•, i i ltd ■. », r.i per I ' ••. 1 •' fur I1 bridgi' ai ro.s I h.irb'11 ' I lie ■t I OIII J,|, tell >•Vi I pfTlig I Ili I lie i elilijt lv**ili ii M| In i.mpbteri ns soon us the go ver li- “ tli ■d d. ' ' Aime lliggi ii* - . 1• I« ■. . pr. - n|, d mi. • luflof Mr • Il I! t'hupiadi'* gowu was I Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. 113 Oak Ave. imnl atlicials shall have given their " f * ..... <TP|Mr ,i'; ,\! A If ( hap|»'11, »»ri pink formal'appro veal to lite plum cr'*p* de chine Hein m I» »lalemeiti of* re.eipl il a lid Mart lia I ha jipell who „ i d i vp* toiti ore* tn date sor • cake ami sherbet wor. dan I . Putii ».ileo'rifittiills vH * Ti» rocks of white and gay i oi u.. "I . .1 figlili tired ' ilibon* 555 mi Sanford ' 1 Florence •Frank w.,> giiwnrti fun) mi l tria min low charnteu*e and lineili. ¡ tu E -i - nf..;1.! I„¡ml Co ¡MHMMt lue, live do I *12 III) \l M r i; Id in m..r* It i t bn! .ml i 11 50 Iti “ r 4 Mei Stout or Slender I . " ! 'er Co Total I a»lt lle e ’ d I ’ vj••i dit un Ir].. t- <- 11*» loi 11* hi 'I 1 ígp» 1 ,5It $20X1. Ml I ou 11 be surprised to find how perfectly you can be taken care of in this matter of fit, whatever |. y°ur figure may be. S ee our $ 2 5 values A „ n ,bt,ys clothing we have a beautiful n e w stock. the new novelties; tartan effects, serges, grays and to^ns. Prices raiigc from $d.50 to $12.50. G .ii Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company . Sanford, Florida • Mi \/t____ ___ i „ . i____ , n . i bride'» gift • 1 > fier utter I ■ici iditlg Ml ■ I i cik atol Ml-» (Continu ri t >• Page ,» HUSBAND RESCUED DESPAIRING WIFE Alter Four Years of biscouraging Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave „’ tisi Mt f liad gotten so weak I could not stand, and 1 gave up in despair. I t on ou At last, my husband g^t me a botbe ol .*■ i v ( ici.cvii Hoard of Trade Cardui. the woman's tonic, nnd I com­ Up in Despair. Husband Al lOpon of thè bini ,.lf,'cl» of busi menced taking it. Hum the very first n< ‘ Il tue Inaliti, a IlilHlnlialre coll Came lo Rescue. tracuif, salii in n V. M. C A. nddress dose,'I codld tell it Wdl helping me. I tu c|.*velnttd: The ìmrt èfi.cts i»T lean now walk two miles without iti li.i; i s un t In li* alili ot Iiiimi •- » ne il la tavli litui Jconfidenti) intorni all uur Catron. Ky.—In an interesting letter tiring me, and am doing all my work." sa Ut-min tliut, in nriler lo win lutai* If you arc all run down (rom womanly ! ;I Tv Un* rrhiylly Interest nf aio from Ibis place, Airs. Bcltic ‘ Bullock k ... ,t. s* man ovet (urty, ih*' ime ilting troubles, don’t Rive tip in despair. Try to d i I* lo coinranttco thè Inlervléw writes as follows: "1 suffered for four by pfduelnB for cxamlnntlon nini di» years, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, the woman’s tonic. It has helped tal* a n l«'x of some m v turni of this time, I could only sil up lor a little more tlian*a million women, in its V) <])>!•• |'»!n i'ur" " while, and could nol walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and should HERE arc no ” liar<l-to-fitM men lor n store dint sells Hart Schaffncr & Marx clothes., We have sizes her: for fitting every figure; (run -hu .mt i, from •Florida for IPI I ..mi 1811 shown that this «va8lout ,riL*n, slender men, very tali men, very short son’» crop i* moving much more rtipnr. Up tn October tnen, these makers know how to design models enrs of grapefruit had f»r all dimensions. i passed through .farkaonville en route *. A tit for Catalog with price* III* - dill mil* ) to- • ink ,l| I fit lilt n* ■ 1 wm i in ...........h,*-., * I * r I l.!| Is II, . I Ile ____ t.i tv. rJ**i. while on I ' d same date year 7K.H ear* had piiKsed that 1 11i - 1""' ' I*. I ’ t. ire ("lieied tn he1»all» l.,, i , t.o t! I* .issi ••rted I y r hon ¡it I'l-ii:..- to kiniw that had tin* -ati. <|uiilitlt> gin*' ftirward last year so early they would hardly ¡'«v.* paid transportation charges, year the fruit is very fine— in f!,. l about the" best Ihe state has produced in several years—anti there is every reason to believe that good' grires will be realized as the season advances. The fruit generally is oxceptionally well developed. —----------------------H F IÎ A in U /A N T A r»C D A V Success Secrrl. )I " l i Md *. N‘ I C'I li- At times, 1 would have severe [uins surely help you, too. Your druggist lias sold Cardui for years. He knows what in my lcit side. The doctor was called In, and his treat- it will do. Ask him. He will recom­ ail. V *.■ .«r Af'*- 50 Vr j*, •f c rc Mi ' b , **11*v, a i,inibì'tor un the Eric rail­ road. fins retired uffer DO years of servie« Commuters presented Idia with a gob! ticket punch us n mark of Iheir esteem m Ralnt Cleaning. Tin* heat way to clean white paint Is to take a soft flannel cloth, dip it In warm water, wring nut, and then dip It lu a saucer of clean bran. TJuf friction of tho brim will remove any sti In without Injuring tho paint. t . ment relieved me for a while, but I was mend It. Begin taking Cardui today. ttVii* to: ClMtlunxi MHKIn* Co., L/JI^j* After AJuuxy l>»p(., Ouiii*(*l. Ttnn.. lot »Sprcioi Jiufructieni *n your cam anlW-r»** book. ' Horn* that, nothing seemed to do me any good. TreiUMat tot Wacoen." iml la »Urn vnppar. |-6i soon confined to my bed again. A 25c W a n t A d . in T h e Herald •*«Sl a �THE SA N FORD HERALD pag e pomi THE SANFORD HERALD in Gainesville 'many years ago and OCTOBER 2.1. Isu SEM IN O LE'S GOOD SHOWINC f r* ^ ' T O -p rn p h .^ -.1 - ¡ * minnt,P T c g n ty IW 1 It. J. HOLLY. Editor . . would give the Herald editor more and the 1liewspujfc-r# are very proud the real W. M. HAYNES. Business Mnnagrr pleasure than to attend of the public schools of that county. ■ .................. ~ ' — big fair at Gainesville on the above The Sanford Herald very properly publnM F .n r y T u m Ii ; uhì Friday j date« and maybe aurh a plcaHUre expresses the view that there is no T H E HERATI> PRINTING COMPANY will be given Alachua county cer­ greater inducement that can In* of­ tainly could have a most attractive fered to attract settlers than the kl>V ANt'K HUiarumüN puk:m. fair and a good county fair would fact that the county possesses an ONE VF.AH give olll Alachua the greatest kind. , . „ . . . ... a. SIX. MON!ILS of a boost. In that tine farming , . „ . ' , ~ «1f* In11inI system. ■%/H.t1in.ri\ *»Here 1I■*r Sare irc> '■gbme <t\ »•*io 1figttr_ tiikkk MONTHS. , , ,, , ................ . 1 Ischool . country a fair would adequately disJ ... ,, > s ' . .... _ . . , .. . . . . dire* Liken from a specially prepared t>*(te«r«d In Ib» cu> bi enfile# »2 IM|Del feat in play the 'htimerous fruits and veg. . ♦ riitvnncr or 20c ter month PiTncnU ln ndinn« iuu»i I* mnd« SI olilo» Earned at e n a d c l u i m»tl tnntlnr Aujnâl 22ml ISOA. st tb« Po« to(Her al S*nfoed. Florid» andar Act of March 3rd. 1879 O Men In Itersld Htilklln» Tilephon* No. 148 A sculptor Hvipg in Brooklyn, has j ust jjjurxied his landlady, thus ef­ fectiv ely refuting the common la-lief t h a t the nrtistic tem|*eranient unfits one for business. ------- - O -----Sanford is to lie enriched hy the rem oval there from Ohio of u fnpiily . eta hies i . I and staple . _ . . . . i . report hy the county sujierintendcnt: crops to the best ’ ' _ . , ... . . advantage and Gainesville also has the benefit of the Experimental Sta­ tion of the State University. We sincerely hope that the Alachua county fair will l>e the hig success that it deserve« lo 1» and certainly will he Ufcder the progressive meth­ ods of a most progressive citteenry. O SANFORD BEAUTIFUL This is the slogan addpted hy the public spirited ladies of Sanford and they are taking up 'the work this fall 'with renewed efforts and have nVm.’-d " ^ d l i n ê s ..... Bounds" “shillings ' »*» hearty endorsement miri Ïnri |ri>nre l n Ï l v ' m t l - the whole »nee of all the business men of the anti pence may ma) not lit till .whole fight, but they •count powerfully. lU re ’H hoping Jhe* Shillings will in­ crease to pounds.— Orlando Reporter Star. * ------ 0 -----If every man -in Sanford will as­ sist the Com lercial Club in getting tourists to Sanford we will never know that the war is going on in Euro|ie. Tha# tourist crop is the finest crop that can lie raised in Florida and the sooner the people of Sanford realize this truth the. sooner they will »tart on the higii road to building a great city. -------O-----LATEST W A lt NEWS For French readers: Reports that Germans cannot take Paris. For German readers: Germans are Haiti to. be winning. ** V lA> Is accurately portrayed in the following letter received from one of the great banks of the country by the PEOPLES B A N K OF SANFO R D : w* “ W hile the war continues this country will not in our opinion receive an y comparative benefits to speak of. I f the war is a matter o f years the South must next year plant other cfop s than cotton. Southern bankers, we understand, are emphasizing diversified farming. A fte r the war, the-lnm^fils we secure will depend on our ability to expand tm r n pmt industries without the financial help which [duropc has always fu rn ish ed . If our peo­ ple realized the part that money will play in the years following the war, everyone-wcmiUI ,n « r ^ E u w y = rtn H n r he could to invest laterw r t lT'ftefffr- --- ~ relopmcnt and increase o f business which is sure to com e. cummcnreri 3t. OL. th,>sc acthooh nhf * ,n" eV ^ “ "'oil- ♦ meni, ri ciiiimmi-nt ment, ¡morave improved equipment, more more ■rowd* after thè Su afoni Herald Saturday, Newspaper Du\. timi the\ Our country should follow the exam ple o f Germ any in the past tw en ty years in the coop erative encouragement o f all form s o f industry, large an d small, under constru cfovG overim en t help and regulation; and we should follow the example ofalfitorbpean countries in the careful saving ami investment of small sums by the great m ajority o f the individuals o f the nation. In Europe the num­ ber out o f every thousand o f population who have bonk accounts is in tin various countries as follow s: Switzerland 554, France 3*46, Germany :i 17. England .‘102, Italy 220. Incouirast to these figures?- the United States 99” . From these last figures we read the cause of a vitst amount of the unhappiness of bur people, which summed up in one word is IM ­ P R O V ID E N C E . . . ** « Extending to you the advantages of this institution, we bespeak your thoughtful consideration of the .above letter. expression means anything at all it is as binding on our German frienils who arc now enjoying liberty, peace and happiness under tin1 -tar* and l he stripe« a* upon the millions of Americans whose sympathies a re not hound hy direct blood ties with an> of the contending counlrieNell Irainy does not mean (hut all per­ sons and papers of German blood or s>lli|*ath> in America It« v *• tin* righl lo tluxint 1 heir opinions broadcast while the rest of us are compelled to keep ijuiel T R McCormick **1 ihv Like Uuk Democrat who lost hlÿ bright >oung son, Frank. !n*t wrek The young Irian wa* a. great h*;l|' to hf* father mol had leur'tted lo tyke .iti intere«] in the publishing bust ness Our heart goe* out to Mac m In* «ad a flliction. () Bob Holly says there were «udì • on Sanford Dunne th*> vear Si.mtnnli. ~ During the nasi past year Seminole county supported ten white schools, ♦* with an enrollment of 1.026 and an ♦ nverage attendance of 830. During the same year there were conducted eight negro schools with a total en­ rollment of 725 and an average at­ tendance of 526. The comparative- ♦ ly Hose ¡rpprmrrmarinn of the number of negro schools and uttendanre to those of the whites will he rather ^ surprising to those who have been accustomed to regard Seminole' as ^ one of the white counties. For bheX-A— pm,;. .faMwly-coinmenreri all ol. . \Ac extend nur -V mputrii', ru Ttrn j The Demand of the War city. The present city council have also worked wonders in making San­ efficient teachers and more of them. The revenue that can he devoted to ford more beautiful ilntl a y assisting the operation of the schools has also the Indies in th^ work. Sanford can b6 made the most beautiful city in been increased. — Tampa Times. the state if everybody here will work toward that end. With the, magnifi­ N E U T R A L IT Y cent bulkhead* started on the lake-i A German subscriber to the Penfront, with our beautiful parkways -on every street with the line old oa ts sar<‘.ln J«H.rn«l wrote a caustic letter to that paper because it spoke of the how growing and many more recent­ ly planted, with the many stately Kaiser as responsible for the war and palms growing everywhere in the thinks the Journal's expression of parks and yarijs, with our abundant opinion inconsistent with the neu­ On this supply of water and the rich soil in trality of this country ■point the Joupinl gets hack at him which all plants seem, to thrive we with a knockout blow in.this fashion: should bend all our efforts toward “ As to the neutrality nliout which assisting the ladies in their great our correspondent writes we have work and Sanford will lie a modern only to say tiia't if this neutrality in paradise. There is no city in the state in which nature ha* assisted so much For English readers: English are as Sanford and it only remain« for brav ely lighting. man to supplement nature’** elforts For Russian reader* Russian* lire and the pity will blossom like a rose tnkiwg ITetr.ci. For Belgian readers: No more Bel­ Let the slogan take root in your gian towns destroyed since yester­ nrind and never re«! until our city i* made tile most beautiful *|u>1 on day earth. For Servian readers: Austrians Rend thi‘ article in tin* issue about have stopped t o r ,dinner what they are doing and ibeti join For American readers War will hand* with them and pu«h the good soon Is- over work along. . -O D T he Herald is in receipt each day SEE A M ERI C A of aevend .columns of automobile sta l l : attrfTPSnvn to the unto mu brier The Ilc-LXil.pa4 0 .-r» have »started a * f m x ? “As no cash a ccom pa me»» co.ntpai4 a-LLLL.''X>L.i'. M i, LLll.A . and tlu-ju- letters they never see the light in u lending editorial and in the i»*ue of day and those auto factories ought of Oct. Ititli published tile following to know better than to waste post­ in The New York Evening Journal •‘ SEE A M E R IC A AND D O N 'T age in such a shameful manner F O R G E T TH E G L A C IE R N\ Wlu-n we had an auto we never no T I U N A L BARK A N D F L O R ID A .“ ‘ tired any of the auto factories or the " I n every great disaster there is _gnragv» jlo in g sluists on the cur for nothing and any time they sec any comfort of some kind. The war u free notires in The Herald they wjll Europe will educate Americans. It be going some, If any bunch of will make them rely upon them people in the world that should ad­ selves, help them to get rid ol that vertise and pay the prjre it is the word "im ported" which they have Tlii* uutomoidle dealer* and >«•] tliei at long worshipped .1« a feinl wnr will compel \ morn .in* to know tem pt to ride tile newspaper* e.ir> \ M KICK A " day fur free not ire* The editorial then goes into greai D . PEOPLES BANK OF SAN FORD jy t WANT YOUR u u sn u iiM M SMITH tVmldrftV H R. STEVENS I Uc-l'inlJenl SANFORD, FLA. M. I . TOUR H H IH.A.S I Axhict Am I t whlrt Tin- lir«i i iimplinr gum i*vi*r r** t *t«liug Iti* neighbor lui* .l Bensaciihi ti*tiermcn u, . i. in Florida wa* «old in Drlaiulo market made pn«*i!di tmiT -rif-rfrrt "hnrrt'nr 'TTT7mit lei m line entch li few vestrrday The gum mme from the* Arcadia News United States agricultural exjieri The li*li werr all raught In Uinled Stale* -ngricull lira! exjwri of ii lurge «eitie li i* -i.ot i From Barlow ino«t einourugiiig r<ment «I.itimi ut I tie ftilr ground* ,iinl 'lim ili of mullet wu* thè |„r, purl * I olili' of rem* Wr-1 u••l *11S It: k lui WII II! I'|'||*,|| II]], I \ wa* relmeil lit Dr Samuel Ibmd, I tie ptlo«|ihnte industry \ number I tie .igrn iill tirai exjKTt in rhargi* of I'onriTii.« have resumed work with entch Io«ded down n m r ■ t**>Ht* oli tilt wn\ lo tti i.rim re wa* leu pound* of the refined somew hut shortened force*, yet gli product and the Mr Elroy drug .«tore ing employment to a large number wi.* the purchaser. Ilr Me Elroy de­ of meli, and other mines and plant* Seek to Set Good E«utt |> ll.ire* it i* apparently mtn-h heller ure preparing to resume opera!nut* Tile jiloHsqtl) cannot led than the ordinary commercial unni- It now appears that some report « entries of th u A .i itlni and i jihor gum. hiing much clearer oiil and t lie re iia - ne \•r "itiV *m.i«hei| «liiwn I ti« f-'ini die-- *-f I i ■1,-u i.--r «»ft’li • !*i'IHi- f HwII I• ILil, Si Aligli*I Ili.-' Ri i tird gt.ni uct lo I t I >■ 11 ;• -I II t is- -I will |tr- -I r Vipuy o.i ni (or it fr.« riri.l u* a n gt.*■* -: at ■ fee! IItg i*tl* - I h.i 1. t * i tin i Ice.itig down wa* icnipor.ir. •*r t- Certainly i*. obi fellow Almo*! Will Smithwick, a twelve yqa'r old detail to show wh> the Bununm fair as good a town ns Hurry brow u ville. drug ever refuted in the alate. T h e Evening Journal, Braden- in California will he a great success Trealrrent of Cuts i base ball fun of Pensacola has wired Ori mulo Sentinel. ------ 0 ~ A (Inger I id witli a c l - au I tow n 's new daily pajier |ins made its owing (o this greatly increased trav­ Huiik Gowdy of Boston that if he only In In- wash*'.I v -in . uppenranrr and is a nifty six column, el, describes the Glacier National The Tramp of Thousands in Florida marries after the series, a* ha* lier-n t-■r to'fore dre'. tl:g eight i«age paper that is n credit to I’ark and the beauties of California T h e «i-ason tur growing of «mali They are ■-(lining' They ure coming' t - I, ,.i| jj I ' reported, he. Smith wick, will «ec that w ll|| ltradrntow n and to that veteran and refers to Florida a* follows Don’ t you hear their measured i T o p - |- ori. ili il « lery olle w ito jm* lift X Ia el. I * g III I * t in* father gives to liowdy a live .ure newMpuper ntan, Hon. Joseph Humsildy -un s Iumi Ii I tu' engaged ih (I h* " N o t California alone, the middle MV. tread? ' phriea. If the people of the land of west nr the great mountains of the must NlijMirl.ini of industrie* If we Hie lor :l home near Pensacola j,rn They ure rombiti hy tin- ihmisund the Manatee will give .Joe Hum­ north will lie visible, but also that ari I l'i'f In g- | g....I |irp e* (or t Ile \nleil l iuil l he latter m.i ke* in I - , lii itirur «eurt-i f--r dull', breud W r .rr .1 r ' j n n » t ' *. phries the proper support tie will mutln-ru wonderland. Florida While From tin* f«*r oil itm k> Mountain*. \e gì l a i d e « g r o w n III l in* *ei t l o l i , we ill that section The hill*' fellow I n t ru|ih ni e* lit tn* * 1 1 cerUiiniy give them the proper kind 1 you are planning for your trip to the m u s t p ro d u c e e n o u g h « t u l i t o ind u ce From Bn ci tic’ s shining strand, Italian .ir.it r- t-til it o wa* a strong Boston root er., und of a daily. Being in theTam pn ter-! 'annum Fair go down N<(W* to Ft or Come the echoes of their marching b u y e r * l o come l o th is s e c i i o n , an d wirreii his offer t«i Gnwdv becau* Soldier* wear alw 1 » ■ > ritory gives him u good swing ill 1iris anil see, that wonderful country. fo r 4 his reuson e ver_y uno- w h o ctt- I To the happy promised land •around 1In* ahdottu n Ih T u oi pu advertiser* «ml betwwA »b*l j Spend lhl,r# „ ,ttlta o( lht. money As thi-y travel through the darkness, gage# in the trucking-business is not ( oi h's appreciation o( the famous prPventlvi< of all dl*erd and the excellent atrlng of towns u d - !U)[lt you W0llId hnve on -thnl only holping himself, hut is also a s-1pitcher's good work. bowels In hot cllttmies With the T ropic Moon for luinji jurent he should make good. IUto * lHp to ParU or |,onl|on. Sec the Over fields of corn and cotton! hoping that th£ Evening Journal wtll ,Bnd o( friJ|t an,| flowers, wonCan’ t you hear their heavy Ira trip? live long an<l proiper and that Joe derful color, warm weather, ulligaHumphries will continue to make ¡lors, romance and delight They an- coming! They are coming! good in the editoriul chair and us "Realize what energetic man UnAnd their hopes are fixed and surg;1 FREDERIC II. RAND. President post must ef of Bra del.town. He iij Americana are by seeing what* they They are coming ’ m-ath th»- frost line the right man in both positions. GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice Pre».-I*» ' F. V. FORSTER. Vice President have done there, iiringing civilisation, Where tin- summer suns endure; - O -----comfort, every convenience, archi­ From the storm swept A. L. BETTS, Assistant Caxliicr B. F. W liiJ N E R , Cashier western T h ere is si little hand of booster* tectural beauty, railroad efficiency, prairie: working for the best i nt crest* of to the warmth craved by the north From the northern snowy plain; Bnnfnrd all the time. They are not If you own a garden you want to To the land of milk and honey-* getting much encouragement from know it all, from the jduce where the To the land of youth and gain. the men of Sanford who should he cabbages ^grow to. thut oHier spot j u urg t0 yonder springing footsteps! the most consistent me miters of lhe„ against the warm -wall, where you Hear the laughter and the glee! clu b but they go right along boost­ grow tlu* fruit. KSTABUSHF.D <17 As they come from winter fret*. ing morning, noon and night and "Y o u own and belong to a na- | they _ are accomplishing wonders. tion, and you should want to setSA N F O R D . F L O R ID A S U R P L U S & P R O F lV s SSS.COnfifi They uro coming! They are coming! C A P IT A L $ 35,000.00 The little hand is known ns the ALL OF IT'.- The north where theBut we cannot change their course, Commercial Club and they should biiuws ure, tho «outh of Florida, the They have heurd about our glade receive the support of every business beauty of southern California, the lands man o f Sanford, 'fho season's wtjrk marvelous nntional parks of the •And every other sure resource. is now being laid out and their ef­ great west. O'or tho classic Suwanee river forts will mean hundreds of new T R A V E L in your own country, 'They are coming hy the score; people coming here. Other people SEE your own country, take pride So we'd better get busy who ure not mendjer* will rake in in it. Learn to respect tho words, And encourage them galore; tho firofita of theTTub'a labor just “ Made in America." Ask yourself For the time has come to Rustle as they have done in the past hut whether tho money that has come And make ready for the fray—* , the devoted memlters are not lag­ from this country should not go As tlw long night vigil's ended ging in ‘ their work <v> this score. hack to this country? , Bogin to sre And it's now Floridian’ Day. Sometimes It does seem that those America NOW, and keep it up until who have never taken any part in ypu dip. ih e proceedings of the club would D on't go lo houven to b© hum id-I They are coming! They ure’ eoming! Don’ t you hear their measured feel ashamed - of standing hack wheji ated by having Christopher Colum­ tread? ’ there b work to do and world come bus ask you what you think about They are coming b y ,th e thousand acrOMR and join the club. Now is the the country he discovered, and being w =. lp their search f«Jr daily bread: screpU-d Ume to climb in to, the compelled to tell him TH A T YOU From the far. off Rocky Mountain*, . u n gon while, the climbing is good. H AVEN ’ T BEEN IT ." Frpm Pacific's shining strand, ALACH U A C O U N TY F A IR St. Lucie county wjll get out a Como the echo of their marching T h e editor of Tho Herald b in ro- forty* page booklet, the Vint edition j^To the happy promfied land . « d p t o f an invitation In the shape td be 10,000, Illustrating tljo boau- As they travel out of darkness And the Temperate climate damp, County of — to tb* Alachua C m H ties and resources of Fort Tierce and Over fields aft corn a n d 'c o tto n — h*lrt Mt Gainesville OOiSt. Ludiwcounty. The publication ^ *** -- : m i — - » n) IUI l.di r •>( I tic tir«l lot of a v alun tile □ □ □ E[IllIliI][IlD[N]E[IlQ][ö][NllÄ]13Di](Ä]lEIIS[IÜC First Natio Bank The First National Bank is doing a larger business than ever before at the □ corresponding season— Because,the public knows where tb go for the greatest security, as well as the most liberal treatment consistent ^ Tf Member o f the Federal Reserve System �THE SANFORD IIEIIAI.D OCTOBER 23, »9 H __________ :: |N AND ABOUT THE CITY:: <> ------------- Alisa Yunn of Mndinon in ilm guest of Mr nml Mm »Angus-Chappell November 111 Mill event in Sanford. lie a m unirai W OM AN’S CLUB ------------- *_*_x---------------- l The dunce of the Social Depart» i The Young Pimple'* Choral Union ment on Tuonila y evening lu-t was a will meet in vt Monday uvi'iittig delightful and enjoyable affair with 7:30, in the new Woman's Club a good attendance. Members of the department are cjuite enthusiastic rooms. over the work ahead of them Piano and Player Piano- Expert Among their new departure* will be tuning and repairing All work ab­ a dancing class, two evontnifs a solutely guaranteed W |, Harvey. week, with Miss Belle Smith in­ Box 1233-Phone 249-4 |U2-tf structor, Further ^announcement* Forrest Dabney Carr, the great will ajipear later, basso cantante, coming Nov. 13. ¡i linio Happening«— M ention of Matter« ln Brief Personal Items of Interest i ' Summary uí ihr Floítlng Small Tall>» Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Reader« For the benefit of tho' Red Cross Mr. and Mrs. E. A Douglass are ° * lr ‘l0 M a" ,,tnkruP‘ Recital, Nov. 13. happy in the •possession of their Voluntary petition in bankruptcy Get your lunch, market and plant­ daughter, Mrs. W. A. Smith of Co- ** » ftled in U S- I)i,,trict rourt to' ing baskets at Mrs. Simon's. 18-tf lumbmw 4k».. and her interesting <lay ,,y J’ 8 ‘ MrKon,i,‘ o f J. S. MrKejuie ¿ Co., Oviedo. Fla. The Baldwin and Huhbardsan npples daughter, Eunire Virginia. bankrupt's linn asset» are given in , 4r* the peck at J. H. Williams. • See A. _ T (jmnelly about klyOi| »by ■pin tttun 14,873.06. anil the 17-3tc very cheap home that he is ottering liabilities as li.fTff/fH). * ' Jones Si I he price Jopes o f Orlando are the attorneys, Commercial Club tonight in city on the tiulluUmeiil |dan. will *ell it and the-terms are reason- Tlt(. cb^ef creditors are northern dry ball. Ltde-Ciu '"Concerns Orlando Sentinel. Genuine Tenerifle grown TlW m'llila ' Being desirous of aiding the Red onion seed, white and red, new cro|>, Cross, arrangements have been made at L. it- Philip*. A Co. U-8tc with Fofreat Dabney Carr, the bari­ Red Coos Fund Recital, Nov. 13. tone enhtante for n Recital the even­ -, « x The many friends of Alderman ing of Nov. 13. Jack Davison are glad to see him Dr. J. C , . .Howell of Orlando, out again after a severe attack of well known osteopath of that city acute indigestion. I* making twice a week visits to the Ko; that " G o o d Gulf Gasoline," kerosene and Supreme auto oil* phone 351* or 282. IH-Jtc The Recital. Nov. 13. is for the Red Cross Fund. Tin ( nmmercial Club is doing lug thing» for the city Fresh lot of New York state apple» just in. Going at 45c peck. / 17-3tc ’ Mis» Lumi Fish has returned to Sanford after a pleasant visit to In the north mail '. llnnd* Validated The Orlando Sentinel tells that the supreme court has,validated the recently authorized bond issue for good roads in Orange county. The lieople voted to issue bonds for (600,000 fur jiuvlng roads last fall city and can lie reached at the resi­ and the matter bus just gotten to the stage uf being declared legal and dence of S. 0. ( 'fume. Tuesday ami proper by the courts. The greater Satuduy aflernouns part of thu money, in fact all but There are many mutter» of im­ f 100,1100 of tlie amount, is to he exportant c 111 he taken Up tiilllght .it (M'lided on brick highways, and the the regblar uni ting uf 1 1.. ( i>m one-sixth mentioned will he used for menial Club No bn-iiif«« man of day and marl roads where t.h need, Sanford is ton bu.-y to atteinl <d hriek is not so urgent l*1' , ,, , i bonds have already been sold and Closing out all typewriter carbon I. . ,, A , , it is expected that very soon the paper Best glades on y, at 25c , 1 . work may la-gin to improve the high­ per dozen sheets. Herald Ollice. ways of Orange county. 97-tf Altorne} Frnest Honsho|,|, r left today for Jai'k'onv ilh- w In n he will attend win* state gathering of t he Alpha Ta w 1>iji* g.i Ir.iler tit whi, I, In t I t • t •.t. -• i. .I forming a -tate nteeiing Man) .f the men in 11ni I• lift are ini min r■if tin- fr a tin i» i • ! M - 11 der expi’i l s to t.aVe a C""*i tini» 1mingling with hi- fr..t brothers TAGE FIVE \ Mugnlfirent Opportunity If anyone were to make the pop 111a lì on of Florida an annual gilt of about ( 2 10,000.00(1 with almost a certainty of increasing the amount ^ 'tt ,* ,r to year there would be generili eagerness to uen.pl the gift, even if there were some condition* of labor of not too strenuous tinture attui lied to the oiler A ei the communication we pub­ lish today, written by Slate Chemist Rose 'hows that something similar to su* h an offer is the opportunity presented By the war in whlrh thr European nations are now engaged. The amount of sugar annually im­ ported into this country is about equal in value to thè sum named. I hat Florida has almost unequaled facilities unecjualed as far as the United States goes — for raising all tlie sugar this country use» in urlili-! tion to that supplied by the sugar plant, itions of Louisiana and the bete -iignr fields of the west is there insistid upon in convincing lan­ A guage □ In an editorial in tho issue of Ü September 8 the Times-Union gax'e the reasons for the increasing of sugar and showed how it was n world condition and was not likely to be much, if any, mitigated for years to come \Ve insisted therp that it was Florida opportunity and urged that N our lu r mer» turn immediate atten­ tion to the 'subject. . We are glad to h u e so high an authority as ( apt Busi presimi the subject .igniti wl|) irr.iv nf facts 11 , t showed mon '» ‘ iiiglv than did that editorial what . gre.it chalice is presented to ma kl tin- sjatf The greatest source H of aupply of the sugar the nation uses tbut can possibly lie found. The -nine authority has in ninny ad­ dresses and- communications to the) ¡ires- besides the pamphlet- tie Inis! issili *i - h" » ti rh.it Fionda - i binate render- her the superior nf even □ana®DD0Dii]p[E]QiD®a®a[T]niBiGsc3[: W w G CUPID’S TRIUMPH MEN the wedding hells arc ringing, and as you ^ witness the interesting ceremonies which launch those in whom you arc interested on life’s journey together, you wilj experience a feeling of satisfaction il your present is a sunstami.il and useful one, selected from our stock of dependable furniture. \iilniny k<1 1 1.v tin im muf ¡i of ihi ilnimr j/rcc/t sn Itinj im lh> gift irhich lusts ii lift him CASH O R IN STA LLM E N T N H X W. W. A B E R N A T H Y Mr- Oxer run n I n/ttred Ivi Street ami Palmetto A v e . S anford. Florida Mr- .1 H Overman met with u Prompt servos' Alita l.i very . will'll lias <! wa ih , n Very »ex io u* ai •Mb it in Tampa L.-t [ l .o 111 Night phone |<i(¡ ■IL t h. - at urda . U hdi Walking on t he reg.it . ■ . J ri etini ei,r , i t.■ -ug.it t I \v lit tf g tale of tin I limn m I |i, Pa. t pori h o . m tla l'aundrv in that |>fod regar. t »... I the greater length nf TO t mu mereiai Club meets to­ •it y the porch broke and she (ell '.iti il!i..>i limit - e n n t i . i l feet through ^oh t In- grow . e.i-nn in t i l nni ft ! .tari the si a on's work of Foolith Clerk Name», Plejie , . t •,i ne. wti t■li it rollìi ,1 1j There Is not lung lovellor and swv'et.'.gil,i ,|, Ita la III itr.y . bren king her t lie a.|\ert .• I 1• liti F'lrst Bite- The clerk at the pont leg She was-taken to the hospital jdaiit to mature more fully than iti |,.f than an n^rl Iftffv wIIHtik to mlmlt ntten saht the letter was overweight Jim Harris, the live transfer man i' ‘ ' ■' nml I winilil liar*, to pul ntinjher "tamp I b,r u .mil It. In- 1 -..port frmn there |- moti •*t " .it a id la t fi n c i t ...... » '> |h l i ­ ext" ' t - >•• install a large a u to deliv­ un tt U ami t tie a111> ’ Second She i a in ’ limn » u, ro-, | , IS gl ill M -e ions and puMietlo tliliti o| ■ who enter, that 'in i- im hding »lowly and i■II I,|||| I' I a r in,i Tin er} d "he near fallire am i will Win dear 1 F'lrst She '.Vouldti I i,in.- Ihe delusion that - tolto*— and H i O ■1 i ha I .um-t,i h.t a lie ,g t t t I.« on t Pe road to rn in 1.1 lied li' rn w -,..|a fountain tu t nr * tr»i¡-fi » * i ■ ni in record time nmiltlnr slam), make |t still heavInrT" 1'iifTs al ii im» ili-r can -tino the years If I l"rld.i ■ mild jiri'din e 1 .'ill udi* er\ Ihr many friends in tincity II t tef ,i lid w In n tl tu- timi Will a I n le d e H i l l i t " One rne.il is all the argument we facilities fut supplying r he ilar-lv have liia*li greatIv worried about her Ion- .a ■ igar tin- \ear »hi i. mild «el 1 » S i l l I lie l lilt i d Males- without nceil te i oil Vince you we set tile best Hl» C>'Xnc e Tin new ti Vt m i .nr* ■m ami it wa — reported here W ediles it all Hait to -'^t.'t * r jo'(i rnfrt" " 'i,g on t lie fU,i r l , ' . : •; I on ( meal St the lowest price in to w n ... ,t,. ttat . » . had rtrnd PtfT’ wio vrffer III 'Otis at '.«i — r I til loll iiCUichll* 1*9 " 1 ’ t • - ugar "T t he t y ••■¡ ¡den'«***■£ iò rbo tfpn i >iii h ''■ • too) who aste* Our nuiat-s,r dui loirs arc ttn-rr"Tnu*v»t-'' , Tf\ •I*Ins Ie*is 11 , 1: I !• ■ I t i . pop ■.la'il ii.it'.eil tila! Ui« repiiM wa « 4*11* 1 ug it 1 slant '1 1 1 of f . >1 - t* rii -lati 1 .• . tl It tin tuoi f l 'e f I I I « l l l l ' g b t them .1- a I. : - Oppose l niffT lîff Ml .1» i i-tits Weekly rates r n t u i ö - ^ « ..p ^ r ' us t lin 11 • ” ' h ■ S i l j>fir room* and meals. Ft lohn* Eur> • ili w if shotff,| , , tlie lo ali lii i ' e s s a i y lu.. Un n i i think papa Ho la ■i " i d at l«'!..' Hotel JI) **(, , M » tibí r» t r. pr. -. i tint: t i . H ■' t V") *U itili' a week - In mild s| i| | • • T ld Berean I eel ut e I our et­ II w.i'lark m i i. I liât Si hfo*i|b*r Sllppl V 1 i* "I V l o ' l i ihi \ n 'rou t I'M'timg ili , . i, k. I tu t r-1 -uliil i i in No luM t In . "i.ir *1 lark of t olulllblis, ( b u r A B inn mina hail to notti li tin lamp. wa - in ktie iit\ i i 11 •' ' a ij i ’ c • Ilia' i-i t t -r • 1 1 r , 1 . ,,r to i nine ., -it. hi r ,iil i .i i h i-onda \ ni that ! he i II \ vesOT'lfl V i Ii Gave S|)itin« the Double O. the printing traili Mr t tin f»l n' ai d that would iman pr.o tleally inroute to forest I ity, where hi- will inntith will be a i lil •lecture j "V*si. id Iho moim !i,11au t Mr Worn Sait In the Ocean». ir.uli a- heilig FI if! - t he Florida ih 1 m ii Iv 11 le in.I .«ill , a wonder ., t i l o 1hi pt i-l i h nr i b for hat I was In Figypi I supposa yoit »pend flu winter monthM ltl-C The suit contained in Ilia oceniis D li.ij, -I fui opporr unit y for Florida farmers. »tomi nwestnick before the grand and These will lie ill connection men fsUmnted at more i liuti 4,S0n.0lM> cuttle Tonight at the city hull. Every Imi also for Florida merchant« and "Well I gale tt tlln tilles nr eimii* i. ,o\,r i lie 1 lilted «nli'ttilt sphinx wit h the regular Sunday school man in Sanford is expuyted to hi i pilait-1 i . w tu re Timi - States with n 1.1 » r I mill « deep Hill e over I *i Ioil wit,,' i- i hi progm m Vi I It I »-T VI It y VT then- ..I ' o 'c lo c k i , w -s ,i,, I'r o pr i■Inr Law in Its Belli t loti I" Sul l-l 1 he ladles of l he Met Inuii-t I ) " |., I udg. l o o . I '■ « Itiz rF af •t .<■11 -erte ilI ¡'IT it, •i i 1. Ill lie Ift î ri■it til s p 111 IP l's I IT . ' ■ I I l of-I.T \\. ■ ,1 p II •i I if In o Nov 1Tit It lidniHtion in Its Be­ ■*i; I " Itej.url- of euiuniUl e uf the Uoin- S w1 1 1 i on id the ftlend 1 timi « Rum» I>y t redm Carrots lai ion 1o Illuni ('itixunshi)i." ■merria! flu b tonight will be 'inter­ i is ir •»r H v — <'eh r\ Sum B F Ez.'ll esting and show the spirit of the 1i u-i ni'«- in II« Itila N .v * Ma-hed I iIt . Io. times ni Sanford. Ti,r Mrr i,... •. ! \ 1 ( ill . * —hip bv 11 1». Y ! * S a l t M u l l e t ! If V 1 for 2 ii fi .. it 1■. I'\. i* r ,. r v t»i . 111 ■ Inmi i , ' »i t • i p • 11 .1 lot \ t f11fl **1<lil i'* pri'i'i.r I• jit - ^ »*f i 1 'h I .d ! .id' il .»ri i >mir ga si ii 1ne and ml V\. d llome l',*t »"*1. . v 1 ■>* V+ t Vt V 4'm k witlioit having to wait 1 . II or 1 '"»• the gasoli ne man. p> ni:*>'«iinday Night .11 Bajiti-t ' hiidh 1*uli*-«l I’ nhcr t.ame ■D’’ alni J.sg 1h-2tr Un next Sunday night at the Hap " tilBcer Howard pulled a bunch of The (fate ( ’it) House list church, corner Hark avenue .md poker player- \\ ed inmíe y night und \M> . . . . The many patrons of the Gate Sixth Street Ite \ t ie org> H '. ma ! . the )!., id a til ei tille i'll ell in Nfaviir- iGit y Heute are pleased to learn the pastor will deliver all addr**« ■mol >•-te n ia y mnrniiig I 'a that ha- 'ijM'iiecf for tin sea-on on "M artin l.utlu r ai d lit- t m - . , 11 prnnuni nt * young / w n id Bona' itiinforts are extended to tie vi luring Text " Ml t erinan-. 1 ■ 1 1e * it > and one nf them was iui *d gui'vl a t*il the excellent areommot jH'cially those who at- iii.'inlur» id t i | ot Th. n adjoining county I MI ’ KKI AI * T H E A I K K daiioii« ,,f thi» hotel have made it the Eut heran denomini.ttm ai- i> o tl 11 * r- - hmd d pull the poker garni— m ilU>IN (. (aïnou* at home and abroad Mr whenever they luid them and I heje •“ ‘ ti vitali * to attend tip « e r v i • .,(. i.t In i ga mi's In t de the one pull* d dy ot Forrest Da liny Carr is contine Hyman has math a pel l.i I If this gambling t Th. i rfii’ tl. .".ttir night Nov I .ti h. . 1 Luther unit his life .work nllottr M « ? l Open TucsiKy Thursday 4 fo li er »rl i I- u U i -i.i.i - Vg .1 Ü I i i-. d i.. I, -I'H l'id the lines should Vincitig text l* t hi 111 i t h \M I In t urniru rrial Ctuli will iirlit tu 11 li Oter I he ‘ H 1 ..III Luther lo remimi'« I fat ge tonight for a smoker and gen- ... , Sol unlity n i t <> ‘ 1 j> tu ..........g I Idi eg 1« going mi •n i . . . . y < hurch and re.llly Staftei the Kit. '•-I good (mie to he (lulled off here J.I iv.it I re'-1 de Itee tin play »Ms mat tun. i*1 the near future. -Imild be arrested and lined. TJieri 1l o u r The servire begins at * Ill S i raiiiO-r« W ■!.m i. , •. -or, fur ally gullihlllig lam, <h Brown's Market, the <i*lu< »■ o|um at T.tm Web nun fcA ' * * all.......I. mi mutter the form a i d *hi-re satisfuetion is gurau hired -mall wagi r*. rutiles and other kind« • s P"ciul price* for cash. 412 Sanford Baptist Services Sunday i «itili» lindqr till- head •venue. Rhone 122. 13-ltp 9:30 Primary Sundav -, hmd ..t .,f , tinnì e L t all the ga milling in Sanford l e A delightful evening of *ong Nov. pastor's home, 51(1 Park. «tupped from the negro crap game 9:30 General Sunday school, itt ■•ih, prof. atuj Mf*< Carr and other ,,n nford avenue to the lugli tuned •Bractioas. old church. 11:00 Preaching, subject "P a M U white irait who play« now in fancied Rw people realize tho vast 11:00 Preaching, subject. Patience security X •mount of good the Safi ford Copi3:00 Jr. B. Y. P. I ' Considpr thi^advaniafie uf having a partner in your business who has ample ?§ mircinl C.lub has really done for the NO TICE 6:30 Sr: B. Y^ P. U. . f ,i>. An attendance at the meeting resources, who allows vou to run* your business as you wish, and who takes an ~ 7:30 Preaching, subjFct, Martin A- I hnvi charge of the buxlneed*of the = convince you. . “ Luther and His ('onvinciug Text Title Bond &. Guarantee Co., F’ ant San- —— active interest in your business success. Music in Woodland'Park Always welcome. Thi-» is the relntit n ve form with our ru-Unmcr-. ^ ford f.iintl la ague, and W A. Wliii ABcr October first Woodland Park G K D B G E H Y M \N Maki u - a |>; rf i i f ia >t>ur husifit ss a.urct ahli'fn flu- above vundiiH'a>: then ,-,,,1 t. 1 can •*• f 'Utili in the Tax A- ~ °|*n only Sundayy». Pa '• r. r1. ( itllee in li e court Imus*' X take time t" have a [•. r-dial talk with our oflicei-s whenever you are m m*etl i f. Bathin K. amusements, picnic cottadvice. You will alway.- be welcome and we will a.-e-'Ll you in even way j>usT H O S . K . B A T E S V't'titnce», orchestrion music. 9-t( Willie Strillgfelluw. wlto vn ul wi-t X the ^ilile along such business lines, Mr. Mr#< ,L j, Uut[ijT ,mvo several months ago to "show people of Missouri how to sell goods urm-d from their wedding trip M A K E OtIU B A N K OUK B A N K has returned to Hanford having »old ‘ ,* vp ■•tiled down to the more all the goods his firm had. W lllic *'fc °f married hujipihess in DENTIST says it is a fine country and he - v" would have stayed if he had Tracy if |f ' WORK r o l l W lttT E PEOPLE ONLY ti ‘ ' f’ btlth ia*making Sanford McCuller with him hut it was much PEOPLES RANK BUILDING C ' » j 0tne ^urlnK the absence of too lonesome without hulmi hence g (COURT HOUSE BUILDING) B ROOM 9 ■* ter Tolar and hia many friends hi* nppearnnee in Sanford and DeA. R. KEY, Cashier Si»d to have him here. He Land again. D. L. THRASHER, Y-Pres. Willie is too good a FORREST U K C # P res. for: fifc a v ,fy handaome cashier and boy to waste on St. Louis anti we Lamp These Prices Good, Sound Apples, peck . . . 40c 1 can Wesson O i l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c 1 bottle, pint size, Royal Salad Dressing 25c S anford Library i 1 25c bottle Van Camp’s Catsup .. . 20c 13 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 Pree Reading Room • Butterine, per p o u n d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c Dill Pickles in Bulk Fresh Oysters Whole Wheal Fleur L" P- McCuUer xjcxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiniiiiiiiiixxxxniiiiiiiiiixxjciiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx A Good Partner For Yon | X DR. C. W.. FAIN 1 g Seminole County Bank | tov k|>ow something of the ■re ail glad to hax'c him hack in Trv a Herald Want Ad K K M iim t �THE S A N P O R D HERALD v a g e six DESERVES - HIS TITLE LatiraJeanLibbeu's Talks on Heart Topics »1 , JOLLY QIRLS IN QUIET F AM ILlft. 191*. W l U M t Q i N i * » » « ! I arern In th* midst of the crowd. Til« llghtrst of all; My laughter rings cheery and loud In banquet and ball My 411> hath Its smiles and Its sneers Mjt all men to >ee; But my soul, end my truth, and my tears Are for thee—are for thee. Aa a genera] julo, rery Jolly KtrlB Ar® attracted tu lliWPT/fffWrîPa’ W ifi* Frib­ bling oror with merry laughter, full of life— a verliable human sun­ beam—finds-an Ir­ resistible charm in'the companion­ ship of tho very sedate young man who looka affec­ tion out of bis eye*, but whoeo lips are mute. Ills quiet, master­ ful manner, ap­ peals to her. She m a r r i e s him with lltllo or no courtship. When ho takes her homo to lire with Ills folks the Jolly little bride fs like a flower transplanted Into a different garden. The young husband cumcs honestly'by bis quiet nature, lie takes after his cold, austero, un­ demonstrative mother, whoso heart Is in tho right place, but she has no «ray o f showing It. T o the Jolly girl who wns used to balls and parties, after-theater sup­ pers and tango dancing Into the weesms-huun. ere sho met her quiet beau the rule of closing the house at ninethirty sharp was almost Intolerable. In vain Bhe appeals to her young husband. “ Mother's been doing tho v«ry same thing every day an long as I can , rouiombtjr," be says. "It wouldn't£o pQ«slbl<i (or her to change j tjD|(| It pussies young girls to *oe Don't Be a Qcouch.---■ . Whan a Lie la Not a LI« hsr » g y df living pow." thPlr widowed aunts. UL (air ~*utV Tho old Connecticut farmer had the When the hired girl s«r* hpf ‘•Rut 1 don’t vont to IJiro -mtdit old forty, with- mown up children, look­ ,:>r1gtit Idea. A group of his cronies treaa Is not at homo, wbil,. i t ,4 , «mdttlon» whltn I’ m young," persists ing around again. Mlddleaged spin* were talking at tho usual corner store treaa* la upatalra with a I10v,.| fhn bride. "Thare's no such.t h u j a s t Bt cant uud((ratand |t. JACK RINQ MA8 EARNED RIQHT about tho best way to die. A groat your lady friend says «h*. 1, r V* hawing a cup of chocolate brought to T *0 woman who hM onco baon a many theories wore advanced Final­ bit hungry am* forthwith Con,um,, ' TO OS CALLED RIVER HERO. on .a room. Tbl. I. n boos« of rule, j h ft1w.a)H fM,. tha nt(ed of ly the others turned to 7-ak and de­ worth of food and drink, H .ho goes on desperatelyOna has to ft Btr(m(f , houldcr lo ,ein upon to lho manded hi« opinion. "Wall," said he, say to a panhandling friend g j ? bo up at six-thirty, breakfast at «« von end of llfo's Journey. She has been “ 1 ain't reddy ter die Jlat ylL but If by the minute, keep at household used to wise counsel, to looking up to Has Saved Three Hundred People 1 bad to pass In the check* I'd Just old top, but I haven't a cent * u u‘, and there la a large, y»|l<.* , , , *' From Drowning and Recovered duties till-twelve. thirty minute* for ono more experienced than herself. like ta hnvb somethin' tickle mo ts In your veal pocket The»* luncheon of cheese, crackers and Numerous Desd Bod lee— Hs If sho Is the mother of a Urge fam­ death an die a-laughln'." It doesn't Ilea; 'tjiey ire efforts t0 n|,ar^ T* weak ten." • Know« the Mleeourl. cost any more to be pleased than to ploa feeling«; they *r» triumph/^ ily, she feels more than qver the need . A guest dropping In of an'Afternoon Of a bead to the household. It la a bo grouchy Hut It means a lot more altruism over the bruuitt) ot ' i j3 looked upon with holy horror. Ho Is a small catflab-oatiog man, pleasure to all concerned. very exceptional family where th« science.— Exchange Ono has to converso vAth Jolly members do not clash now and then. past sixty, who has won and gracefully Mauds In whispers lest tho sound ot The young fellow« “ Josh" their sisters wear« the title of River Hero. Somo laughter should get beyond tho crack about silt skirts, their corsetless fig­ 300 person« saved from tho sucking of lho parlor door. Dinner Is served ures, peek-a-boo waists and pork-pla throat of the flood, about one hundred Don't play with aerious matter»at ats sharp. hats. The girls got back st them and fifty bodies taken from tho watory, don’t YOU carry your own insurant» Thoro'a no bit of news discussed with whispered tauntt'sbout seeing shifting graves—behold Ring's record! against -rr over tho teacups; no delicious bit of them trytng-wrmount tho main stair­ Of tho rescued, *0 wero boys, 25 were scandal rolled mlschlovoualy over tbtr way when they came hr st two a. m. women. Including a famous "laughing P I K E tongue. Disposing quietly of ,tho or hunrtng that they had been Hlrtlng girl," and the rest wero men, one of (or you'll find the money wanting »hen viands -set before one.Is attended to with girls that they wouldn't think them a 250-pounder. the F IR E has wiped out your property In quiet, almost silence. Tho parlor Jack Ring's beat Is ono mile of the Id dark. Ono may sit up In her room of Introducing to thorn. Tbs mother river front, and ho has patrolled It al­ Have our strong, reliable company and read or re tiro aa ono pleases. Hut Is almost powerless to quell the argu­ most dalfy since-1873, with the excep­ ment that ensues. carry your risk—«nd Im» on the e.if,. ,ij# the fires are'banked up for the night tion of elx. months, whan he was fight­ Why wouldnT s h o , wish from tho precisely at. nine. Roving Tom, the ing In tho Philippine Islands. Reasonable rates cat, who detest* rules, must bu In. depth of her troubled heart thnt nho Ho knows tho Missouri river; Its had a husband to keep the young The doors aro locked and securely nt)title moods, when tho floods will bolted thereafter. Tho house Is given folks within bounds? That's not tho como and when rocodo; the changing oyer to darkness and silence. The least of her worries. It's no easy mat- channel, treacherous currents, suckJolly sunbeam of a wife soon droops. ter to provide not only fashlonablo .holes, ctjdloa. boilings up; whore tho Tho upshot Is. tho husband soon realbut tho necessities of life, for sandbars ore; tho habits and haunts lies that It Is far wiser for him to would-bb social climbers. Sho knows Mt , frg.,hjUgIlriff things,» big nnd II take her to a homo of her own,-beaiv*~^-»^M**?it'‘r>or w-bnr« tber43VWi£?l*«tp thnt Inhabit the Btfeom. but a few plain rooms, thaa family he m ca'nnot shlro* uiaa lto*iecp o i c c p *ho •••- head of »a *«* 1*11/ up m ui mum ^TnTjiP» dqvfllnpr^^i.ytnnMflo aild bnvlrunmcnt whlrh rhilla . paying tho bills If b n ' wnnlil, Viifi hlaher in Genuine Tc ner i f f c Gr o wn Bermuda Onion rtTocllvo method of rescuing persons it heart. In after years,' hRai* UP 1« the community. If ho tho warmest Sood. Ne w Crop N o w Ready for Delivery Jolly girls may becomo sedato wives., marries a widow.with six children, ho from drowning. Ho has discovered that there aro Up to that time they want their fling knows there's eight to provide for In­ W h ile B erm uda $2.2.1 lb. o f pleasure, whllo youth and tho relish stead of two had ho taken a single mysterious law« which - govern the B ed B erm uda 2.00 lh. movomeut of corpses In lho water. for enjoyment are theirs. Taking a woman. So Intimate la Ring’s knowledge of C r y s ta l»W ax Berm uda 1 ;»ii lh. brldo hopio to live with his parents It Is safe to believe that the man round« delightful, but doesn't always who anHutnes the position of being at tho river that If ho bo Informed (P O S T P A I D ) work out well Jolly hearts clmngo the head of tho house, when ho 1 where an unfortunate sank to death ho will calcufate llie suckhole, eddy PLANT CITY, soon enough, Tho married couplo will marries a widow with six children, ha« FLORIDA bn living together long after the ^very reason to hope for seven times or sandbar down-stream, 100 yard« to parents aro goho. as much lovo In thnt homo as If they fivo miles, where tho body is likely to wore but husband nnd wife dw-elllng bo found. Tests havo often proved U>e accuracy of his conclusions. WANTED: A HEAD FOR THE FAM therein. Not by guesswork or Intuition does A widow known how to appreciate ILY. CHASE & COMPANY “ O N IO N OTETT” KILGORE SEED COMPANY a man. The loneliness sho I« fort-ed enduro Inukcs her sympathetic nnd lit. i tnv« »ml frtrndiMp, Mimio a comely ' pair. - eliminates the harshness, If any, What’» don« by tine the other hu a which might havo been In her dl« ■hare : Juat Ilk- co-partner* In Joint Block of trade. What one contract! Ip by the oilier paid It Is a sly, standing Joke that most widow-» are not averse to slipping Into tho matrimonial ha m oss, a second position Hating n largo family on her hands causes her to think twice ere belug too Independent with her second bus band Experience teaches her that sho must bn a help or a hindrance to him. As a bachelor, it was lho ban** of his life not to bo able to shoo off friends whom ho did not want, who Invariably dropped In of an evening Her past acquaintance gave her tho knowledge of. Just who would bo the right kind of friends fo r hint to enter­ tain and (hose who were not fill I dren won't always renin hi In tin* home neat Hts true reward comes when there's Just two left In thu home the head of the family anil Ills helpmate Ring locate tho dead bodies, aa many hnvu fancied. Hu consult» bis mental map of tho river nnd then makes a mathematical calculation "And the map o' the river 1« dlf fereut ever' year," the hero ox planed "Thl* stream 1« a restless thing an' twists an' turnH In hits b e d " Ring'« »kill a« a life-saver 1« predl cated, of course, on hi» expert »wine 1 tiling Tho supreme lent of river s w i m m i n g , bo tho expert »aid, Is for one to be able to take caro of him­ self In the nwift nml mighty current, battle through tho suck hole» and hold - bis own In the.perilous places where the unlur "kick» up” nnd buck« like a broncho, ’i 'v o been In a lot o' tick ll»h place«, but never lo»t my head." the old man mused, "an" that's why I'm hero."— American Magazine. Small Armlc«. If ever the disarmament of the world shall occur, there will Vie sev­ eral countries that will not have much to ilo In that line, suvlt as, for In­ stance, Monaco, tho nruiy of wtileh comprises 7o guards. 75 carbineers, and 2u firemen Another diminutive army 1» that of tho Ornnd Duchy uf Luxembourg, which nUliileTH 135 gcndurrtn-■*, I7n ) 1 hinti-er» ninl to 'nuiiii ians Th** Uetnihllc nf San Martrin can put In the fieli! a total of nine companies consist log of 950 men nnd 3» othcer«, com­ manded by n marshal. Tho army on a penco footing consists of ono com­ pany of GO men. Tin* lighting forco of tho "lllnrk Ilopublic." !.Unirla, I» composed of Tea men and almout a« many officers Li­ beria. however, evidently comidera II» army a formidable one. since, upon rile occasion of hostlllil»» betweon any of the power», tt always laHues a procI mmtldn of neutrality. THE SHADOW OF BETTER DAYS. . f >»-«r tf jrnUr fiiltir* life »lumM n**-d A ulrrnKth m> love « nn i.rily «»Jit Tlnough nufTi-rtng» or my ln-art be freed Only by anrrnw fn»!ii »omr »Inin. Then yell «hall Itlve and 1 »III hike Thl* crown ••f tiro f»*r love » dear sake , A woman who has Rad a l.'tBl*' nf liutin and |h obllgi-d to g> il<--.tu I" lilt- hilf*- III'! e»Slt1i-M of lift- I" tunk-end» met I forget» to look f<T HUH uhi no. seeing only the »hndows Her grcalest charm had been focr ambition—ber confidence In hersoff.' und her winning »mil«', which opened all hearts lo her A Utile cog bad «Upped In the wheel of fate, and her fortune bad gone down wlili It Tinwoman who has been tnlslrc*» of a home of her ow n, >11 a rinigt nini at biosphere, nmf I» obliged to pari wltb It moving Into limolili- tpinrii r* midst uncongenial «urruumltiigs and inopie, Is apt to lose heart A man meets vicissitudes grimly, plunging Into bunlne«« to forget and fe l ^,J) x:;x xxx .BERMUDA ONION SEED Q N IO N B E T S , T U R N IP xxx x H IL L LU M B E R CO. B S e w e r Pipe, Doors, Blinds, Li me, Sash and Cement, Lath, Shingles, W i r e Tile, Fencing, ^Corrugated Iron Roofing The Best Meinl Shinglc.H at §U|.75 per sipiarr. X Three Kinds of ( j press Shingles from $2.50 up. Cypress Hoards for'Hunts nnd Lumber of all Kinds Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, Nowliir-». X H IL L x xxx: LUMBER :xxx; W. X « CO :xxx; v «A . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y ACENTS General Fire Insurance OtOo« «Ith HOLQEN HCjAL ESTATE CO. F lo r id a Phone No. 182 MAXWELL’S 104 F. Si rtf MAGAZINES I J .n L f Y Ice Cream * Si^a Water - f V J L il^ LJ \J Contectionery PERIODICALS - Cigars and Tobacco SE E D , n woman can do, to r Ivo herself up to ’ . ...................... brooding. M does no good. Her lam-j t ' A B B A C E , S E E D O A T S , R \ E , notations mako her husbnnd'p • bur- I • E T C . , ETC. dens tho worst to bear. Sho who ! * makes tho best oi everything Is a Ood- Cumpltftc stock o f garden and given sunbeam to tho man who Is a l - . ^ poultry feed and supmoat down nnd out. No mutter how • * I heavy her heart mny bo, sho should , piles, iflCUnators, etc. forco -herself to smile. If but to en- | , A 2 5 c W a n t A d . in T h e H e ra ld w ill R e n t f o u r H o u s e F o r v ou courage him sue should say to him: | Write for Ourrali Seed Latalougeand “ See! ra <lo not look to Parla lo produce the best examples of tailored gowrin. Aa In tho making unshoes all Uio world concedes tho American product to be (be beat, eo In tho producUon o f tho tailored costumo Ameri­ cana have sat the standard for Europe, o r for those Fldropenna who can grpsp oar conaeplton of clothca made for BtHllr and hard service but not devoid or beauty. A' design by Pnquln Is pictured hero developed ln.smooth-faeed clo{h. Parallnl'row s o f nmchlno stitching, show­ ing a perfection of workmanship. In the m ost approved tailor-mado stylo, appear wherever there Is a logical pan1Uon for them. Around the bot­ tom o f .the tunic, down tho front «Age* o f the coat and about- the bot­ tom. at the edges o f the belt and 'wbcj'4 the alecvea are set Into the body. those rows of oxqulsitoly regu­ la r «rw lng challenge the eye to find a faulL , Small points, made ‘o f folds o f tha cloth, as exactly uniform aa lho Tho sun shines Just as warmly Weekly Price List on Poultry Feed, elc and goldon In this pleasant hall bed­ room as It usc'd to In our pretty dining room In other days. It seems to bear Oldest Established and Largest a song and a cheer to us. Its song Is Seed H o u s e in Flo rid a the belt. These decorations aro tests ‘lie light of heart while tho world Is of good tailoring. * bright. I gild hopu nnd banish black Turncd-back cuffs and n flaring turn­ despair.’ " * over collar wltlch la extended Into h Tho woman who sits down and cries facing pf the coat- aro mado of a fig­ over tho better days she has seen is n 300 EAST h ay s t h e e t ured corduroy velvet, and buttons on laggard on llfe'o Journey. ‘ There's the coat and aklrt are covered bith many things sho might turn her tills material. These elaborations hands to whtth would not only help hardly bolong to tho strictly tailor- her out of thn slough of wnnt, but be inode according to our Ideas of Ms of Inestimable benefit to those whom highest type. They suggest tho visit­ nho loves. Pride will ttevpr bring ing gown and make this nn excellent bread and butter to tho woman whq ' ‘ model to follow whore ono desires a Is Btarvlng. Honest employment will, j gown which will do service for both If she knows the earning of money, It JEWELER kinds of wear. vwlll never slip through her fingers a Tho, skirt Is longer than la tho rule J «econd time. It Is useless to grlovo In street dresses, Tho tunic is set on I ovcr thnt that Mn.t 5o Th(t .WATCHES, CI.OCKB.JKWELItY.su,. to a fitted yoke and shows «cant full­ woman who has neon better day* OPTICAL GOODS, ETC. ness. Tho front ot tho coat IS very .ahauld.atrlvo~ ta. mak« Use- of -her VEBWARE. ■1 - 1 ......... 1------1----like that qf tho last PolrH blouse n‘nd knowledge. Sho should awaken the will bo seen In the finest pf blouses energies within her that are dormant. Expert Repairing for the coming season. It Is no roQho who weeps has dismal thoughts,’ ficcUon upon the ability of the wonder­ Foon grows world-weary nnd haggard, ful Paquln that sho appropriates an fetve who rises abovo^ior environments Ci 1 2 3 West First S Idea occasionally—and makes tho jLetzs ;jp .renews.her youth and charms as her *t ; most of It. f O A M E A O n hrlnhti-n with nramlso. 1 *« > . -. IDEAL E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. F E R T I L I Z E R S JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA Theo. Schaal l m u x XXX ^5 sees her craft drift Idly about', pushed Can fill V o u r order ¡mmt'dfcltvly out by one wnvo only to bo driven , ‘ , ,, ... , back by another until hope Is gone. | f o f new c r o P o f al1 v a r ie tie s of Her apathy nnd despair those about n r U M l t D a A p t a x i n r p h her imagine to be dignity. They hold H Is tile worst thing XXX Sanford. rctrluvo his fallen fortunes. The worn-'* ah who has no oar to help hot-self aloof from her XXX Are not simjily fertilizer materials mixed together. They are a combination of die R IG H T materials in RIGHT proportions, and they give BEST resides. * 1 housands of the most successful grow­ ers in Florida use them year after year. Aro YOU one of them? WILSON & T00MER FERTILIZER CO. / MANUFACTURERS OE ID E A L J A C K S O N V IL L E , • F E R T IL IZ E R S .- . F L OR I D A �THE SANFORD HERALD HID LIQ UOR B E N E A T H P U L P I T ItöAL AÜVtRTISING RUINS OF TERMONDE. BELGIUM. re via# th e n f d in » n r * * uf t ha c u y o f Kan- | ■ k ir# r a n d th e * s m r I« h a r t liv adotti#«! ! K a f i r Boy Found In g e n io u s H id in g a i l ht* y?rdin*«r**« «*f of Ii hh rr r i t y «4 <J ., N S ànf^/«J, ------ T K l l . . . ■p e rla i m e e t- Ä1 l h r à n fu /iL P la c e f o r I n t o x i c a t i n g B e v e r a g e « . of iUníord TroCA*uJS4Sr 7Thii i* 4h r iio r àatildar* h o ld tr m o« “ u f i h * J,t V W y 'mJr o f H a°* h fo lhr rtf r»f,tr**u i ^ <M f l »»u Iüiaw « , He Was Fond of. c 2 i H o lH '» * th e law » a l th e K w tto n 5. 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SaCia ifA srvsau.’iio « SRaS..''».;.:..:'-.« uss:.,u.:; f#f « « « ito fV o f- t h is c o r p o ra tio n In I h r I SioTeXitJun of it* a o r t a , In ca*« « f U n u ld a or d ? o o lu tlo n o f a á id c o r p o ra tio n J lu rndi C u e r a» ,. I» «»toe«« •w h e re o f, tthh er ü liaa nn lu Cela liu t i Ime C o m p a n y ha» c a u re d t h U aollre am i r e r llflc a te to be a lfn e d In I t . corporale name, by Ita p re o ld e n t, o lle u le d 1» it* re e re ta ry a n d «««led w ith Ita c o r „ Le .tit* t e «ral. thla th e I S l h d a y o f O c to b e r. p A I» l r* " l i t A ' e t . A IK ' T T 1.1 N <I t o SAKFu K I fly S IIunfie, l*fr«kd»*l? Altaat J o *rph |>c M o n t. S *cr* t «r> t.rc A l» rt ^ u * * , A t t a r «try. Il-rri ltr . * r« l -------- W . ..- ul;:,.;;:''".1:' ■w/.".;: To PAOS S E T E » ‘ » rtj*re t! to a p p e a r t n t h * lu ll o f c o m p la in a n t. <lu1y f l l t d In t h U c t u « r. 0*1 M o n d a y , i h * 7 th d a y n f M r r r m U . A I* 1 * U . i h r . . m e h r in i a » ru le da> day u f th o i c u u il f t la l u r t hh rr r o r * ic rr * i th a t * h i • n o lle * !i# p u h ll.h e il in% th« S a n fo rd H #r a id , a ne w * p a p e r p¡ueih ' U .h rd in S em ino le m u n t >. F lo r * SHH>kt fo r f i i i i r ro n « « *c u tiv * [,(■, nn«p on« .„V . I in u |t« « # W llfip a t, ! V *j|-.t 1 «»( h •l*> ( itu f l , » m l t h* «*• «1 I h r t r • •J I pi I t nf tir lw n if, A \ \ I M 11 ««1 AS*» ** *1 wr i S r Muniti* < I f c UIt t ' l r r k o f * fi i iiufit; Fionda Iky Jam. It» llu h « il% i l . C. Temperance above all (hfnKi hns been preached In the church with uaf ntItok Innlateno® from the' pulpit. Lately noino p o o p * « . H v I i i k In the neigh­ b o r h o o d » e r e Interested In the fact that ther*»wan always a larRe number of Kafirs ubout the church In little knots and clusters, and nt last some one—a trllle more curious than tho rest—asked If theru wns not. n native mission or chapel attached to the church. This nut being the can®. It became dlfllcultT ta account, t o r . the presence of tho natives, to whom one would, hardly.«Rari^— cr Europeans to be an object of parttcii* Inr Interest or attraction. No doubt the church officials were puxzted. and so they set to work to solve the mystery. -TLe eolntton tsj nlike tragic, humorous and tdmplo. While the evils of drink and the vir­ tues of temperanco were being thun­ dered from tho pulpit the divine was, to all Intents and purposes, standing over a native bar, for under tbo pulpit were found concealed dozena on doz­ ens -ot bottles o f liquor; n tttpred there by tho IngcntouB Kafir boy In charge of thoyhm rh. P b t i t u c o p y r i g h t . IS M . h y American P re s s A s s o c i a t i o n One tins heard of many neat hiding Thl* general view of tho city wns muUp from « height snd gtvcsj) blnllt'Jtl view af the ncatruction wrou«ht places iorJlllclt llauor. but the base of , by tì< 'mm sliellif. n pulpit does seem the limit If that j Kafir hoy listened to the .sermons, how delightfully they ijinst have devel­ oped his sense of humor Nothing hns been done tn the mat­ ter; so shocked were the congregation that It »nH thought best to keep tho matter <|ulot. * RUSSIAN ARMY OFFICERS IN GALICIA. IS - F ri •file f. notic i: of SALK Votice I« hereby r iv e n th a t u n d e r a n d b y virtue o f a Dual .lee re» o l In fe c jo a u re a n il N O T IC E O F IN C O U F O II t l i e s N u l *r * i * h r r # t i y | i v v n t l i mI *»•r t h *■* «in d r r -ittued intend tu ■r«p1> n> th e ll»ninahl ul« maile on the At hr'day of» October, A il IVI I hy th* lluriir abl. Jame. W l‘ ark Trammell, nor T.rkui. 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In Ih» «tat« of t.bulalanai of (.»orsia 1** IIat.) •*fr Irrmpiriy, « rof puf •! lull. *f Ih* <ii) of FhlUdrlpfol«, in »kr «tai* »tí IV fin »M%i] t*i« m i r «r. rii ni i * u m (tir i j f « r u f filtrai ( o. u . o f I fo* f l l ) (>• i*f A ila n t« 1 v\ i.fr*t 1141fl C** M ! tu i M.t. g. r i rt11 m11 a*.-r 1 M ! .* im. i.g, . 1 f- 1» w Uf< t tn<.' \J«rv infili put udii n ni «ri urifi| * itmf»401 w *. th»* un*l*r«*gfi*'lr hnv* «r* if nr a» »■futi .M|fw. M. - Af f I •' *' ' i 1 »1 %»•! tir Jin] t •it t t i d o f t h* I « « «li,1 .|«i lis lfr Hl ( f ir at « Ir o f lía n » S f i n i r II »f» 1i■ loti I af.i hlwi • r. i ! f tf fti i »«• ! ' %Mt, I« Thr t)U*in»T* o f (fo li r u Mr i ' (f HI • h a ll In \ p e r., r t i r M l. * i p r r r l i f ) ' l td |n>a»'1 nf ' l i f n I f f * . of tiu| miifr lIirii five AhT* « Uu o f t h r a t t ir i . *hr , n,;¡ n' ~ " t'A pt) fu r, I h r uf f lr r r « o f i h l i ro rM o r a lu .n 7Í *fo«ll l i f * " F,rtlt mingar„ i»r**«Iil*r I \ S M Fntimi tierr ■ff« «nd that tforr* I« n*i p*r T 1* tt*a«urrr and * Vk •««» ln ih * »tat« of F lo r id a ,, iht* t ...w iirvtr« ol I • iyfoporna upon «hom would bind «%itl r.ntimIng*r. •» AI = Fniiroingrf and T antl li ,urth»r app«arint ir«m .h’ .H ranMl.u.« ihr h..i.l ' ***' f rif* tka*b?ii «nd rritulrnl tn appear to act it.®* sol iki^, vflmplalnt, " ¡ “ P'»'"'. duty-filed nuty-nirc lw fn thla thla rauae. • NavrmbL , Monday, thr 2nd day el rSI tT T sr^ fii,i’; m *> ,h® *®m* h,lB* « L I ° r a1" '* f t S T S J ? « * ! * . B-nford Herald.. a tum­ da. *.n Semlmtr raunly, Fb.r id a. o 1 ?»»k fer ftvr mn.fruit . , wr.-V roujt , “ i Ì' A- lluuata»«, ctrrk »if »aid •I k»6t«»b-.tb*«**íí -Thereof, tli. 21th day erplamb«, A. O. 101 t. <•**> «I rircult Ft. G-r,. ¿ rD ¿ a «L. U0b' rt*' “ -r * » I C o u t u r i f o r C o m p la in a n t. A "d I «'i « 7 ,7 a A V 1* ^ "1 * H s ft.e iT Ra ll i J í i l Í ! '." ’ «f ffaaford, is t« O r. p«3ftcit^oTUaTS»»^ lh“ M*yor •n<l CU,r t. That th. •Ut »¿ aita*. ,* fP« »0*ul ta rn " .! '' •#í' .® * » * ' sod • “ O perir P * » ir oa-»‘ ore. a». ravl.rd and reportad by th e Vs s o c i a l l o l l th e ir u v is iio ts to ( it. ut S a li lin . - s i n . -wt g e ttin g a t u lli n f th « ' T h '' n r , t o r * » ’o * ' t l . . n m - e t i r r ..I -C «1 o r K h o l. lr r » * I.a ll i. r h r ld at l , '. i * t '* " ' I F io n d a , so Ih » I I t h d a v e l N •. r n ib - r . \ 1' 1911. (e r t h r p u r p o » , « I a d o p tin g l > !« » a n d c o m p le tin g i h r »>rc«no«i " n *.f t h ’ p o r a tln n , a n d «l«n fo r t h r p u n u .» r o f rl<-<-. uTiir um* h, zi ffle»*r o fü *T lu ii • * i*”* in g « »u»(i u fflc i'f«* u f tI h!i r e c iirn o r tiiiis o tt h r r r í n t . r f o r r p fn v ld c d to r , a m i t h r r r a f t r * th r annual m r r tin g .»( t h , «•«* « h 1*1.1 ,r « h a ll l>r h e ld o n t h r t h ir d T *i*»*la> m N » V f l B n t f n f r a t h a n d r » r r > y ra r S ir e , '! of In Luke of In e a s tin g fo r n s .* ,, Itn * v ic tim s , It s a lti u te who « till an In noi w e re ' litu i fo r h u n tin g " la n d e d ' th e th e ir t o ‘i t t i ) lo k o fin ite ti •rz.-JSell'SWPW! d is tili- 111 ( in k lin e e ( lo u r s , S u it o f (h e o rg a n g o tls h tn g Is m id A m e r ic a th e ir w ho. W e i id A lttu l v fte r • r s t i f f , t* r jo k e r s (T re n t lile nf .1» x i . m u c k ) on n o t- th e num ber Luke c u r s in g have of lo c a l m e m b e rs i n d u e . 'd of th e «go W o rk e rs c o n v e n tio n w ith p r a iik ti who S ..O IC t i m e i'; t r o n e - t h ir d p in ) c ity n n s to r ie s 1- i t k • u th n e a r ly fo r th e m M im i > .f ttio a r « tio w n b e re lite W id e M a g u /In c WOMEN REFUGEES IN STRICKEN BELGIUM. M • tit It. r s of th e I 'h ic a g o e rs * t i n it s a y t h a t a f e w 'H i l o r p e r il t 7 '. . | b lll p r e s s in u k w om en each on In C h i c lo th e s , s p e n d 1 " .......... i ' i i . h t l o n g o n ..................... . ] u b w i.t n e ii tn a tiU K c $ i a.* upleea- hui til vs« th e \ tie .- I c»i suffragist» .m.i church workers who i though lew of ua have probably noticed III must vlresn about alike, spend the saint* amount, namely 1500. 1l.it lug various causes much nl heart. Kiev have other use« for their money llmti dlBplu) lug ll on their hacks The su. ml workers are very properly, no t» iuoi|c»t still, spending only t.b'ti ITu si.iiogrnf.herH, shopgirls and fae tors «*; r1» spend respectively. IJ,"» |jr... and Line As the wages nf these girls catitiof average above $15, 111) and I» respectively, II will he seen that they spend too much on their clothes, and yet they could hardly present a decent appearance on less. They ln«*> Born«thing hy not making tli.'lr own clothes.' but they, must be very strung to sew much ufter llntshIng their tiny's work.—Leslie's WueklyAnswered H is •• *3i Q u e stio n . A well-known nntl highly comjiotent lecturer on tho land question was recently addressing n vnst open-air Afficir \ 'I T fo * folg fon» I urn «fu nr ■>I i*H * ! 'í * I • meeting, when he was repeatedly In l i i b l h t y to wfofrfo ? H « r t if f io f «t «*f* * fo«Il f**rl tl«#|f *fo«|! !»«■ un ini"un' •*••• *•* •* •. >1 templed hy iin Individual In the t h * « rriuuMt uf ! foe r i f i i l i t M ui L **t i h o crowd, who kept saying, “ What has ro ffN ira tl Io n . this government done for me?" A r t i c i * 111 Tfo* nimp»' Rn*! r*«ul*nr*i ol th* «tifo* It will easily be recognized thnt an « rrífo ln g in f H f t > iu i( « r * .m d ffo* e m o u *» Interruption, especially of a persistent cis p ik n l « tu c k *itfo«criii*c*l ! > *»♦ h » i f a l* 1* character, can be particularly annoy­ lo w * C*. W . F ,n tcn iin g v-r, l.o n g w n o il# FI*»M i I r . T * * ing to ti speaker who has to face the S fo« r w , C« M. F n tim ln g * r . U n i» o o t|. foT ori.f*. difficulties which attend open air ort% N l n * t v S h « rc* lot). However, after _a, short period L . W . L iv i i m in g e r, l.o n g w o o d , F I uri»! « * I c ii of persecution, tho lecturer -turned Sfo«r«». . M, S. Enf intinger, l.ongwooil. Florin a, T*n suddenly round towards the man Hharas. T . I *. 1j? w i i „ 1,.o n ig* ' « o 4 . F I «»11»I » - T * li *' fo» t * * ! will tell yoti, my friend, what the In wlln*** whrfctjf, the *y!'*»TÍl!Ín¿ r *uf government has done for you Home p o ra to r» h « v * f o * r r u n lo ».rt i l i r i r n > m *« . un i h i * Ih v 1 S tH d a y o f O .-fufocf. A. ! L 1**1 I time «go they passed n mental defi­ i*. W . K n l i m l n g * r ciency bill, and I believe you will be * IH. M - K m « m lfo g fr I, W *K fil*m iriC **'r one of bite llrst lo derive benefit from M . S. K n ( im lD | « r tho measure.*' ‘ • T- T* Uah. Feat* of Florida There wns n. deep peace os far as C o u n ty o f S e m in o le \ Hie interrupter was concerned.-—I¿onl h e re b y r e c t if y t h n t lie f on* nip j i n n i m W i ’ n if * don Til-Hits. p u b lic . pecAon a ll y a p p ** F * d . C w I a. irtih C * r, S- M fo* n l artiin g *? t t T m lrtH M , M S F t*11 m tn «** r * m l 1 in $r c « p ii t ñ u * n to ifo** m*-i E m e r s o n 's Style. to a n d w ho ■ i|fo *crifo *i| r ■i Any question about Ktuorson's style iu f f g o ln g » r lifl* * * at i*,c.»F|«.»fariu i r r a t l y ■<•! no w )« d grut l«r*fnr* f* * ' \ . iinnot be better answered than In the e »rtr i* t n i 1 foe ■» m e fo r I for p u f p * ■*** » fo* »• 1 words of Ktnorson's dear friend, Thom psr'iwd. W i I iu h b m y h i n d a n d «ífíb ia l * c i l in I foe as Carlyle. Wroto tho "Sago of Chel­ c o u n t y “o f S e m in a i* a n d t h * M a te n f F lo r id a , sea" of his friend's way of writing: o n th r * tfo* Ifitfo d a y o f O c to b e r, A I T ¿191 I (a ra i) * M A R Y K W A I M it» » * "It Is pure, genuine Saxon; Btrong and N o ta r y T u b ile , F la t# o f F lo r id a . simple; of a*clearnc«B. of a bffnuty; M y ctrvm mlaalon e i p i r t * K a * IT . '1 7 G e o . A . I )# C o tte # , but does not sometimes rightly Btlck A t t o r n e y (o r In c o r p o r a to r * . together. Tho paragraphs are not 16* Fri-Ite b-iten Ingots, but beautiful square bags of buckshot bald together by vas," WANT ADS PAY Hauv <•( f t.e "111, •I- -el l Itlg III t he /..r» ligi. lo. i .ir» ••( ....... p *i «l.tuge ufe s. ..(« \t ti.» rlglil Ib i ..li.iiet ..ll.tiiui, 11I..I nevi lo filili I. I'olwliul lioli.T tm>n Coatty Clothes, ■bg inndgrlnd lt> ifo* f*• * » d 7 * Wi?l i o u ' l 'o u U p - » ¡ r r wnd A l ­ la , e. .7 “ * • c o - p a r in r r a tr a d in g a n d d u i l L ¡ ¡ " i l o n d a r t h r 9 r m n a m , a n d »’ y L O ltB r " * C o m p a n y , P itta b u r * F l a i r IU r d « .V .* m^ * * F * * c o r p o r a tio n . R u p p lr r M r lr a pV , <? P* b F i * c o t p e ta l io n , K. . . d k rr r b v » a 1 j »mPBOF. » r o r p o r n lio n . le a r n e d S a lt th e e x is ts I t e s ld e n t s f a m ilia r f ! '< jH < - iilh to d ie . s .d U u i. V K ir * and A t •»ood 1,. ro lir t m r » . ir« < iin ( and lin in g fo u « in rr* ■« 1- V l l i r r l t o m p a rty , r ip nun f r * u l* r » i* * *'l*r ,,|l«1|r of F lu rirf« a n d « fr « r r* ltlr n 1 * J h s ® « Iiiv lt. flls l« «BUS»; b y ih * « I d on d in it, th in i» r» t.« o t* , A l) « ( 'o lt* « . t h a l l l I« Ih « b » ti« t th a t l'it t a b u r c l ' l a t r <«la«« C u ín *»• '* ». n o o -t« « ld » n t c o r p o ra tio n o t t h r S£*t* til u* F lo rid a , and la a r r a id r n t c o r p o rs « ... , , .* ••»<», r o u n l r y o lh r r th a n th e EL* F lo rid a . ,n d t h a t t h r aald 1’ IU s “ ~r t 'T * '» d ll« » C o m p a n y i« a r r a id « n l ™U>orat«in of tb * a t a t r o f O r o r c ia . w it h rv ’e-* a t A tla n ta , ( i r a v f i a ; t h a t K u p p l« » e ,f' C o m p a n y , la a n o n - r r a id r n t c o r U s « ta la o f F lo r id a , a n d la n . -* o l c o rp o ra tio n o f a « t a lr or r o u n t r y ,V " ’ . n t b , o( F lo rid a , a n d ta a •T t. , r ' ’ r P ° f» tlo n o f t h r a ta tr o f IV n n p 'm *? , n , l th a t Itv p la c r o l r r . l i l r n c r i* r a iiid r lp h i« ' I 'm n iy l v a n j a , an d t h a t t h r L V il" C o m p a n y ia a no n r r a id r n t . loB o l ,h,> “ « • * o l F lo r id a , a n d la a . . i ® ' 1" . c o rp o ra tio n o l a a t a t r o r c o u n tr y t V - L . V ' e , h " " * s t r o t F lo rid a , a n d t h a t t | p « |n l C o m p a n y U a go«!* and i° 'P ® , * , *°n o l t h r a t a t r o l ( f r o r s ia , O a a iilj* 1 P|., r * »• rr w ld a n c r ia A t la n t a , Ik . * Bd th a t t h r r r a te no pcr»ona in 1 ' n f H o tld a , l l . r a e rv i'-r u l a a u b , - i j * u P °n w h o m w o u ld b in d a n y o l t h r • »i_ j BftB*®v*H aut c o r p o ra tio n » , who s rw ■«mrd a t re apon dan ta; a t id end« rs , y j . r»iii*y i n f . 1»utla r *, tu 1.1 »1 « .1.4» i l l ! *» t ks M id n rtr t J fill i ih a t f i h u n d r r il a m i l» f* f A ll •ir l > ull«r• « 1»«' fo. H u n ilr t d |*IOO.OUi i»n* • t u r i o f r « p ita ) a n y p o r tio n o f f!i** r o f p o r « lio n n»a> *•* pa> aid* in , 4■* 41I*i|1 Uf t u « * fl fo r i fo** p u r. foj«*»* i f pr u p . f 1 , 4M it |.f 1)1 . « f r i l l n t p*f%itM«| •* 4 f it * t>* '»ft' r * » V* *( *1 .1 •i f » r r v ir r » «1 * ;«•< a* 1 I« ! ) ■ 1.** f i r t i r n n q * t! » • ‘ *<,t !.. 1* f i r l i • Il 1 X |*l I f T b i* r nrpM f «'» iti" e x c e e d in g le n g th h* « m l* 1 i»M mpundrnt« i r r both civrr twenty- in v is ito r s hour and *11, ,i 11** Ii •I'l'tifir.j fmm ih# aifv■!« . it filrd in tfcl* n u t . , i,e u r ( s A |»s«l «iff*» . iln f "1 " *'iif m*i fur l tiin|t!«iti «nl, 1I «1 it is l! forurf eif i fl)»ftl {foal thr rraiJuriilrnI*. f! tut Hile SH country alkrf ik«ft*lhr •«««* W Hund«, «„d ihn üi*ir prr.*nt pl.c* of irfi — 11 «mí*»*. Loulilint, «nd fa c t g u iid iB 'd *: 11-i * u ' n .’X e r N o life a d I III I till 11V e f o r m I (a h a r e I h o r o t ig h ly l/a tto n »t a n d At • fo* *»* » .*r<r«* í1f f i 1 i f i t . i ; 4 . 1 ili - L > U 11 t '( »ig ' 1 r h lias* *t*,T Tll 'fl if «! p t* Í * r a ' M ri* *tf af t . r> . Iti h n l t l r l*»‘ 1•4 *r -»I 9 .1 !It I'U • "1 r «J «*»-■* i »r. ■1 • M# M - . l i ' A , f «> 1M'’ v p in! «II *1 • I* l-H'1 , Ul It M i, in n i, w rll ■ M.t n th !i» tm r r*'» tfin n r y a n il ■«* r* « t r ita l» i! r . " l 1*. *1.1 I t fli ♦ r ’ i*k * r ’ Uf» l ! « t -» l,t, , 1 ..» .ik ,f . . • f » . ta |i • «» ! i •• i ! * ■ i ■ < < n lu i - %r > J f pHIH«1 f «* proprr t> ,*m| P a le s tin e In , It ( 'f n , an d » \Ií*r«U«* Man.il 4 i », •! t in h e ld «( j.f n« ■(>«! pi»« » **r * * MI ■I' i » .* ' !'« * '* s h r im p , of L l.iir l.n l •if i nr n r jio r * ' m m T fr of g a m n 'e t t ...» . •fo«’l I«. i freno V t n r u t lu n ! f "fo rm i*a l <‘«»rn p ia ) « ¡,,.r » tin ti, 1.nu la I* Hic» in«| I lt» * r rti p irtn e f. • i lin r » l# l ifillttg Itual•*»* j * >1.. I' k i r r JL (* c tttift« n y t F i l l i burg l ’U fo <»!«•■ < * o m p in jr . I » 'ltd s e n . I n - I hi (t-lirl «I I « )i • « i Im i .noi SB«1 » t i r . < « f f l» S V «i I ir m an « m l I * * t* ■iini* III the b i k e ext ept ifin r»nj<i* li«« * •,f *•■itfof »I, a rat periti or- org«numi «od nuting tT kfor 1« • • nf t h * %!,»!* n i t ld lorida, » ott |.f«in«nl, t f H rid j I «i >r « T-1«y in :•* *Ufttiic ' He m . i . F I.. I. ~ ,» I > I ’M I, I .1 le i \ ! t r r » lit » \ f s mu F i s h i n g In Salt Lake. water» of the (Ireat Sait Lake. tire the tnost heavily Itnpreg will) salt of any large hud) of In the world, save perhaps the The Piati, nateti water Tfo t»LO tj> A l i i «fi I* .«f « I *#wm» A * »«l't-"Mi 11tu i Could suyili.iig lielter sfiuw the h.irr>>ni uf.wnr1 With Mtelr hUNtmuils killed tlii"»«> aged .l.te r . and the (laugh f»r o f 'one of i tifin took w tiat lieloiiglng* they had saved un.I started on s seaicli for another home. RUSSIA'S IMPERIAL INFANTRY. vJ . ft i t Photo by A m erican l’resa Association. Tals U a plcturs i f the exar’a troops made tn Galicia. * �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE E IG irr J Launch Ride 1 Monday rcturhed to their home A gay party of young people en-1 Thursday afternoon, joying n boat rub* on the lake Thursday morning were Misses Julia Mr. and Mrs. Zeb HnllilT have relurued from the F.aat Canil. They. Wicker. He be ecu Wicket»- Mary ^ftapffulr-'Lncra. Xlba. rFonr fttifr 3J Davis; Messrs. O. K. l-ewis, M. M . ! then go on to Lakeland for a visit to Boor were dainty, baud nudr hand­ ,Gregg, Pope Wicker. l-oshe Sample Mr. KatlitT’a parents, a nd S. ’ Yount*. » , 1 «kerchiefs. ------V Dr and Mrs. Armstrong and fnmThe wedding presents were shown Ltistern Star ily arrived in Sanford Thursday on nt the end of t he hall, where the At the regular meeting *•f the hast t>x-1rbeautiful luunrhthe Itivetvie* »liver, int glass and china wits ul­ ern Star Tuesday evening, Mrs. W. Maid. tra r lively arranged. Frank B. ---------------------- ------Mr. and Mrs. Toole left on the M. Haynes and Mr Adams were initiated. When it was morning train for Jacksonville and • . Nowaday«, South Carolina, / r o pt .where they wil^ announced that thy new apparatus go to Philadelphia' to mnl»e tlieir for the initiation ceremony w’npld be- A Woman’s crowning glory’—»0meused for Jhe first time Mr Ada ms | " hnlr. Life future home. was visibly affected and it would The bride’s going away gown was a smart tailored suit of dark blue stem that Mrs. Haynes would not wool poplin. With this was worn a have the courage W S fs I t for the blouse of blue crepe-meteor, hand German air ship to arrive hut the embroidered, and a stylish black candidates knew it would be a fine velvet hat with white wings and thing to be floating around with the other shining stars, so taking their silver ornament. •courage in both hands they stepped Mr. Toole is n young man of ster­ aboard the ship, flew over to France, ling qualities, connected in business dropped sixteen bombs overboard aH insurance -inspector with the while hovering above the allied Transportation Mutual insurance armies, didn’ t stop long enough to C o. of Philadelphia. His bride is a ascertain the damage, for Messrs. charming and popular girl, the only Hay Butts and D. H. C. Habun were daughtcr’of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence going to servo refreshments nnd re­ I). Wicker. turned to Sanford on schedule time, TT. alighting on the roof of the Imperial Pre- N upficu Dinner Just as the first call for refreshments Tuesday evening,' preceding the sounded, am id'the applause of the wedding rohcarsal. Miss Genie Wick­ cheering stars, a frightened but er vntmtrtrmt—with n very delightful happy pair of Eastern Stars, who dinner for the wedding party at her did full justice to the tempting home on Oak avenue. Covers were dainties served by the gracious hosts. W e have slwayi tried to be juit a little.•he«! ol ike other fellow in the genei»1 equipment of laid for ten. The colors of yellow ‘Applications for membership nro our More. A i •n evidence of tkn deure to ihow and gmtn were tastefully carried beirtg received nt each rhee.ting and t the newer! nnd only ike Lett td everything, wn out in the decorations of the table the order is growing rapidly in San­ gfndly recommend to uren oi ink and dining room. The table with ford. Prominent- guests from D e -’ its n j)|K)intrncnt of rut glass and loind were Mrs. J D. Conrad and silver and dainty china, centered by I Mrs. Belle Smith. Mrs. MrGughgin a basket of ferns and nlnmanders of Qcala was also present, was very attractive. The -pretty Combined Office little place cards of cupiijs and hearts H o man's CVitfa and Fountain Pen were attached to yellow ribbons at­ The* reception of tho Social. De­ tached to the charming favors con­ partment to the general club will cealed beneath the basket. These lie held at the club rooms Tuesday — the newer! member oi tbe Certer'r Ini fimilr. wert* cards containing kodak )>tc- afternoon, Oct. 27. Every member1Pencraft ink write* n blue nnd doer n jet tiled. It ir erpeaelly brilliant, *mooth and permanent. t ures of the bride and groom to Imi, of the entire Hub is cordially in­ Come la and let ut thow you the new Carter ink with the date Oct. 21st, 1314. ’ A vited to be present. bottle with tho new Bow-controller. tem p in g six course dinner was MBS. A. W. FITTS. Jr served consisting of Chairman Grapefruit Cocktail Turkey Bread Dressing /four Mreling * S an ford, Florida Cranberry Sauce The rose meeting was held at the Celery Saratoga Chi (is home of Mrs. T I. O'Connor Thors Bread and Butter Sundwiches day afternoon with a good attend­ ance. Hoses grow as if by magic Chicken Salad Wafers * Olives and a pleasant time was enjoyed ice Cream The next meeting wilt be held at Fruit Cake Pound Cake the home of Mrs. J II Ferguson, j Coffee Miss Wicker’ s guests were UoV. F 520 West First street. A cordial in­ vitation is extended to all members E. Sielnmoyel,. Alisses Julia find Be- j ♦ ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS Í • I »• Carter’s Pencraft ^ Ink Herald ence Frank. Mesar». Norman Toole, | M. M (irt-gg, (I K. la-wis and Pope Prrsnnitf Mrnlutn Wicker. i Mr« J II Ferguson ha» rciurned After the rehearsal cake und win*- front Otto Creek, where »he wa» were served m lleil bv the illness nf lief daughler L’rrrp l l 'r f t llridgr One. o( the delightful affairs of the week was the meeting of the Every W ee k Bridge Club, with Mrs. For­ rest Lake hostess on Thursday. In hnno’r of Mrs. Randolph Peyton of Washington. D. C . and twi> of the »easoii's brides, Mr» W E Watson and Mr» Geo |i Bishop, there wa» a guent table. Mrs. T A. Neal made top score winning the club prize, a dainty ten set. Mrs. Bishop won tho guest priz.e, a case of coast­ ers. A refreshmciU course of cream­ ed chicken, broiled pineapple, pimen­ to cheese sandwiches, tea and colTee was served Mr«. I-ake’s guests were Mesdnmes G, F. Smith, C. M. .V orcc, Margaret Bnrqes, W. 1> Holden, T A. Neal, S. E. Puleston, R. A. Newman, D. L. Thrasher, C. 'O . McLaughlin. B. W. Herndon, A. •W. Fitts, Sr., meml»ers of the club. Other guests were Mrsdaptea ltandolph Tcyton, G f° . D. Bishop and W, E. Wptaon. 'J fi J I Wa/*-- -~- M b -: |H ' ÜL • ; - Fancy R'orl; Circle Mrs. H. H. Hill was the gracious hostess to the members of tho Fancy Work Circle Thursday afternoon and a v e r y ' delightful time was enjoyed by those present. The social gath­ erings of the circle are always en­ joyable affairs and anticipated with pleasure. A tempting refreshment course was daintily served, consist­ ing of torqoto aspic, rolled sandw lchii, olives, radishes and coffee-. Assisting in serving were Misses Erminia Houser nnd Gladys Wilson. Members of the club present were Mesdames Tom Da vis^ 1!. "Gar­ ner, Eaterby, IlobdftiiV hilltcer, W. J. Hill, W. T. John», W. W. Long and Miss Jessie Wheeler. Other gueata of Mrs. Hill were Mesdames Ed. Higgins and Henry McLaulln and Miss Bessie Long. •"‘I r S• %. . R’ oodtncn Circle .ir»- -• Tho ladies of the Woodmen Circle were delightfully entertained at the Gate City House Wednesday after­ noon, with Mrs. J. D. -Parker nnd Mrs. R. E. Shinholser hostesses. The afternoon was pleasantly spent with amusing guessing games and music. In the *’ Flower" contest Mrs. J. N. Robson nnsJrred the greatest number of question* correctly nnd for tho penalty of su eco» will have to ontertain tho d<clo at It* next meeting. ’. A light refresh­ ment course waa served. • . ’ Mr Roy Chittenden has just re­ turned frOm Atlanta, where he was the guest oi Vail Lovell and Wal­ lace Crosby at the Georgia Tech. While in Atlanta he witnessed the fool ball game between the Georgia Tech and Cha(sd Hill, S' C S, Messrs 11 K |a-wis of Florence. ( ' . and M M Gregg "I Wil­ mington, N. C.. attendants at the Wickor^Toole wedding ar«j , regis­ tered at, the Sanford House. Miss May Vann of Madison Is the guest of ,V.t A R. Chnp|>ell. Mr and Mm. (’ K Bland and Mrs. M. (I Rowe and Mr Anderson of Drluind w e r e l he guests oi Mrs. A-. R. '**Chap|iell on Wednesday. They motored over for the wedding of Miss Wicker and Mr. Toole. Printing Co. ^CLASSIFIED _ . ^ ♦ ♦ U All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading TH R E E CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. ---AI- a------------ FOR SALE* For Sale— Hound pup for aale chi-np. Just the right age to train. IV* B. Lynch, Sanford, Fla., Route No. 1. ** 8-tfc every one gooil T IIF YFOETABEF M ARKET phone 324 W e Deliver 111» \\ esi Second Street For Bent Niee front Zoom fTir light housekeeping, also well vt*ntilatei! bedroom. 302 P irk A \’f . 15 tf ------- American Lady TT - A - - ——- » w.'« H«. ,»»*■ j j Lorsets 1 ^ Comprises all that is correct in corsetry. Designs are the last word. Materials and trimmings are rich and dainty. Workmanship is flaw less. Fitting is perfect. American Lady Corsets represent an in fin ite num ber fe a tu re s th e of of la te s t fa sh io n s, d e sig n s, some and m ost u ltra oth ers m ore con­ ■ * We insist that every lady take advantage of, at least, being shown our beautiful line of corsets. Our salesladies # w i l l s h o w y o u w i t h p le a s u r e . - i We • announce showing of i L ady . C orsets. Mrs. B. E. Beatty and son, Mr. W. E. Beatty and Mrs. E. W. Pilley, who’ have been the guest* of Mrs. Chas. Hand have returned to their homo in Washington, N. C. _ Mrs. J. D. Conrad and Mrs. Smith of DeLand, who have been the guest* of Mr*. Robbins since Zen Tile) iloti t do • * " repill-d .tile |oiral ¡io] It H r 'i n*t •* yon want ts It lot of rIteri- III )oqt Ov\11 i tMl* ' » . »Ott the way you (ell out I" * This Season ’s Showing of Prof. Nerling of Gotha is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight. Mr. Tom Getxon has returned from a visit to his parents ip GeorRtn. i For Bent One acr.- til, .: (<n Third street nnd Maple For Kent— Good seven acre fiym. barn and house, near Bock Ham- Addretta Hex Packard, H. P }i -, 15 if ro c k Station, known ns Castle Garden. Address Corn C. Bollinger. M ISC ELAN E*)l s 1205 Center' St.. Cnnnstota, Nevi York. -• 12-lfc Wanted— Plowing or team * 0rk by man with good team, j p For Kent— Nice furnished rooms at Stumon’s. 31.25 a week and up. Summers, care >1- S- Nelson, or phono Lord's Station. 1415 E. Fourth St. 9-1 dtp For Rent— Furnished rooms for For Sale— One horse, wagon, bug­ tight housekeeping. Apply to Mrs, Horn«; Seekers— Good land iron gy and harness." Price 3150.00 for Furen, 117 Laurel avenue, city. 310 to 330 per acre, (rood location quick sale. J. W. Booth, West Side. 9^fc on road close to Sanford Amwtr ____ . 1 Home Seeker, thi» office I " Bp For Kent— Booms for light house­ For Sale Barred Plymouth Hock Lost Eastern Star pin ,n i ,, lur. keeping. 919 Oak Ave. 9-tf cockerels for breeders, E. B. Thomp­ qiHUMt- ring Finder r*-tur• t., . q\ — * son strain. $2 each. Address P. O. Park avenue and reu tvi ». «.,r,| For Bent Cheap- The 1). H. Moss' Box 1168. Sanford. 17-.'ltp . 1- itfi ‘ place. 5 acres, at Moore Station. See Dimrritl Mitchell HI dtp FOR S A L E Frivsh Yi'notablus Scouring P.11 1f Cabbage Onions Booms for Bent Two nice large To make a good mhir . n i ;jr* furnished rooms. Mrs Stephens, for board», work into » (msi, nil! » Fresh local grown Okra cqrner Sixth and Oak avenue. pound of soft soap. tmlJ a jmued of Sweet Potatoes from'North Florida •and-, rind a quarter of a pound <>t llm*. Irish^Potatoes Plano to rent for the season. In­ Put.(j- an with a scruhhm,: iirmh i&quire at 111 Second street. 8-tfc Apples Lemons ntoad o f soap, and th-qi wash oft mti> plenty of clean water Persimmons Oranges For Bent Cheap for Cash Twenty Limas 5c Dozen acres of good hammock land all filed Relations Fresh Sanford Eggs, 40r 101 -H •’NYfiM Is \our opiii ••t» Call or write A. M Tyler Fresh Tennessee Eggs, 4.V teint y ns ■ it-k'-q -to MU s e r v a t i v e i n Style. Mrs. E. J. Taylor’ went over to Orlando Thursday for several days* visit. TO RENT — Mrs. Randolph Peyton of Wash­ ington, D. C., is the attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Barnes'. Mr. Leslie Sample of Shreveport, La., Is tho guest of Mri and Mrs. A. R. Marshall. Mr. Sample will spend the winder in Sanford. .. ■•*...«- .. ¿r '— * Miss Kate Rogers, assistant to Mr, Marcus Fagg at Jacksonville was the guest of Mrs. Httnry Wight this week. Five acres tJlpd latyi-jnsidu For Sale— Duroc Jersey pigs, 6 to limits for rent, neaV brick p)4,y (r(j 8 weeks old.. 110 per pair. M. If. loading station. Apply t,,- \ ¡, Spencor, city. 17-2tp Connelly, Sanford, Florida ■ For Sal&T-iUin _llarloy-Uaviimti *- Çumislicd'Tnmns’ fîi*,fl(Vl,n. ■....j,¡» Hun 500 mile. Write Wright-Bel­ at Mrs. ,C. H. Smith’ s, lo» ] ir. Ave., between 3rd and 4th fast. Agt., Orlando, Fla. lK-ltp t! Wanted— Gentlemen roumers *t For Henf^-Suite of three rooms and bath. Over McCuIler’ s store.- Stumaii'a. . 315 EL Fourth Si For Sale— Secondhand oil or gas­ Sanford Telephono Co. ■ 1 Itp 14-U— 'r ■— oline stove. Two good hurners cheap. Can be seen at Sanford Fur­ For Kent Furnished rooms. Hof Wanted f c v t i ' Ai 9Usa mi faulj. niture Co. * . tl-tf ami cold water. 38.00 per month, flower plants. Jno 1) bakini. 701 Magnolia avenue. 13-p-tf (»hon« 287. Corner Third Kt ar.d Houses for sale or rept. J. Musson. French Ave. 1’ --«P For Kent— To refined couple, four nice room«. Excellent locatif»«. Ten . Wanted — Three, ut four For Sale— One child’s tied and one dollars per month. “ No small chil­ light housekeeping for man ami U1je revolving book ense. Inquire I0Ö dren. Enquire It, Herald Office. Close In, if possible. Address Ü. East, Third St. , U -tf. * . • . 13-tf care Herald. t !7-2tp r e fle c tin g 7 -------- .-------------------------------— b “ Mrs. W. P. Carter has'returned from Atlanta, to the pleasure of her friends. . Miss Anna Bell Carter of Val­ dosta, G»., is the guest of Mrs. W. P. Carter. OCTOBER 23, 1914 iv ■ ' ' . * . .. ... our first American ’ J\ ' i �■. - - ' ; W *< BH' . - T?. TV • • W A R N E W S F I V E _ H O U R S A H E A D OF A NY P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D FI ELD P U B L IS H E D SEMI-WEEKLY f~ V S A N K )R D I N SANFORD HE RALI) Life 1.1 Wi'ith Lwinfi SANFORD, FLORIDA. I l FISDAY. niTOIIKIt 27. 1911 VOLUME '1 C « Spen.ee 1 In 1 1•m t i n 1 1 w ill report at the next im-t-ling and the banquet and aiitoker will he held in the rotunda of the court house ami promises to be one glad time Before adjournment the resigna­ tion of Secretary Bates was accept­ ed, Mr. Bates has made the club an oxrvlleiit secretary hut the du' lies of his office a» county asses-or ure such in connection with his other duties that he i u , forced to resign frqm the club. Tlu- members were loathe to part with him and ir\ tic-' On«* of the bcit nnd most enthusi* tepting his resignation paid him a »Stic meeltliR* of thtf season of the high compliment (or his efficiency Commercial H ub was held last Fri­ nnd ahility not only in lus duties da* night "'with about twenty-five hut jh«» many publicity stunts that boosters of Sanford' and tho su r­ he pulled off for the city and county rounding country preaont. President while he was secretary. Uke called the meeting- .to order Tho names of Krnest ■Householder »nd after the reading of tho minutes and W. M. Haynes were proposed the reports of various committees and Mr. Haynes was selected for »ere heard. Our responsible position unanimous­ The reports «leinonstrated the vast ly and made a graceful speech of »mount of Rood the Commercial acceptance. Mr. Haynes is the busi­ flub is doing for tRe city and the ness manager of The Herald and is county of Seminole. u busy man but he can be depended Previous to *the opening of the upon t o .g iv e the club his best ef­ meeting and while w a i t i n g .for the forts and can bv fiuiml at all limes report of the secretary Mr. Henry at bis olhre in the 11* raid building Mirks of Chicago, who wus present The ( ’ ommercial Club i- growing was called upon to make a talk It» and the rt-port of the nuance com ­ those assembled upon his proposi­ mittee was mosf encouraging, dem­ tion lor giving Hanford the attrac­ onstrating that while a great many tions of a street fair. Ho. outlined of our ritfiens are too busy at times his proposition and convinced the to attend the meetings they are will members that he had something out ing to enroll :«-< member- and pay of the ordinary in his line. 1‘ rtrfl- their dues and the Flub is beginning ideal Lake appointed the following the ypur's business under most atis commute'’ to meet with Mr Marks picious i in umstaiici'N.. man in »nd g'> over the situation <i W Sanford run utf««r«l to stand aloof .»it•t Spencer. W. M M cKinnon. 1. 1* refuse* to join Du- orga lii/.a Iion t li.it Mct'uiler. A K Yowell, F \V. M a ­ hits accomplished so much for thi­ honey. F«-lix Frank, I* I* Caldwell. n l y and l> . <iii11ruling to a«1- niilplisl \\ F Watson, Frank Giles, J D so mucli In fuel not lung can ever Robert». be accomplished in Sanford without The report of the committee on the united '■¡¡••ns -.f t b* •iti/.«*ii» investigating the early closing of the ami they will never be united limb r express nltire wus heard and a letter any other banner but a trade body Irom the agent read, in which he proposition. The way to build .« *lty »tated that the down town office is for every citizen in pon a com sould III- open a ir flay and would |„„|% ;m,| forget only he closed from 12 to 1 at the ull ,|llT, B,„| éliminâttiooT, loiur politics alni pull unit Ito- united Keg&idum otrora ïh*rieflu;U * jU imlish * .....br» ruunty v o r n u T T W r m m r T m r n r A f r A f T ^ ^ - *ni.v ' tni.„l|llg M >\ m appropriateli by their body for an lh„ r|1> l(u|1 Friday mglit Nov exhibit at the Orlando Ynir It was fith the M” L»e of thitpe .present that a re­ port follows he sent the bourd I arman Jury Disagrees Thai any lurid appropriated for Mineóla, N N Dei -‘ n 1 In­ Ui4r or advertisement be placet! in jury in the case of \lrs Florence the hands of a com m ittee of the Conklin ('arman. . barged with tinComnit-ru.il Club to be expended murder of Mrs Louise Halley', tailed on u im mg „celebratimi during, tin* to reach n verdict after thirtei-ti month ui February, details of which hour- ai d ii-n nunnn » of ■!• •■« *.i »•il he furi i- bed later tiiii y ■ 1o i,i .i 'e , i: . . - r• \ ’’ illtii ’A.1 s ,|p pi,||it«*«i. 1 0 )1 jut t> I 11- 11 a Mi 11 . to i '1 THÉ ‘SANFORD COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD BIG MEETING THF ri.llB IS- C B Q Ä J N MENIBERS AND GOOD WORK ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR RELATION OF GROWER TO MEET IN SANFORD TO THE BUYERS market (»rice In. this way goods would invariably be sold before they arrived, and when such is the case, it is an easy matter to get an extra price. This can only he done on a M A N Y P R O M I N E N T P E O P L E V E G E T A B L E S P A C K E D P R O P ­ hrHiid that has a reputation, and is well known among the trade. W IL L HE HERE A T J ERLY C O M M A N D B E T ­ t If course, there "are exceptions M E E TIN G T E R PRICES W hen receipt« are light, and guuds arc in demand, then sometime« tWe ordinary stock brings as much ns The South Central liistrict_FlorTl'- following letter from W f • the good, hut this is the exception, ida Christian Ei\deavor Union will Deyo jfc Bro. is very timely and to t,ot the rule, meet Jn Sanford on Oct. 30th, 31st the point and can be read with' if this matter alone could be imand Nov. 1st and a large attendance prolu by ull those who nro inter- pressed upon the minds' of every is assured. The following very In­ eated m Florida fruits and veget- shipper and grower in your territory; teresting program will he rendered: “ kle» we believe it would be of grent benFriday: New York, October 21, 1914. efit to them, and would he the means 7:00 pe m. Song Service, led b y The Sanford He.rald, .Sanford, Fla.: of their obtaining better results on Sanford Endeavorers. Gentlemen We believe it is recog- ¿hi) average for everything thoy shlp7:30 Address of Welcome, by Rev. nixed by those who know that there ped. It is done in «onto sections; F. 1\ Strong, Sanford. are us many cars of vegetables shif- nr,d wherever applied it brings ro­ 7:45 Response, Itev. C. E. Enlow, ped from yoqr territory us any other „nits, and that after all is what the Winter Park.. point m your great stall'. Our ex- grower and shipper has in mind, nnd k 00 Addrosti, Rev fi B Waldron, perirmi- in handling these goods i„ constantly working for. A ahipTampa “ here .is listxibutors is varied, anil, p,-r spends his time, his money and Social time. ! «onietnnes unsatisfactory, not only labor in growing goods, bringing Saturday. to ourselves, but no doubt to tho»« them to perfection, and then when Brit) a rn D e v o t i o n a l Meeting, who -tip ns We thought perhaps hi- has them ready to ship, puls He' Nelson, Kissiniinye it migi’ t go to more shippers,, and them up carelessly and gets poor rc9.00 Prayer and Praise Service, they might benefit by our i-xperiem-o -nit«, »imply hecuust- when they Mr» F I’Strong, Sanford to !■. i«r advantage il you would reas'li the market they invariably 9:30 Itoli Gali and Appoint.mont publish this letter in their behalf as reach there in poor order, packagis of Committee«. well a,s ours. It is our opinion, slack and command no attention. 10:00 Atldresa, Itev Geo. Hyman, after a great deal of experience, that causing a constant source of un­ Sanford. it shippers and growers would use „uyunce and worry to the party more cure, and greater «riTort in will! sells them 10 no Discussion» Ijuiet Hour. Tenth I.-ginn, Iunior Work, Titlung, puck.ng and »hipping their goods, II you think favorably of this mut­ condurteli by Mr Dunran li i ’ urry, better results would In* obtained, ter and think this letter is worth Jacksonville. I’ r»*«idi-nt Stati* Union and I - fault found with their coni­ publishing in paper we shall ti a Im at all 11 no » is do mis-i o Song aii'l Beiie'ilc lio n appreciate It. and m*-will be glad to J 10 p Iti I le Vili limai Service, mg 1lo ery lu'*t tin possibly an follow il ixji wiili others, if in your subject. l'rayer. l,«-u.li-r Kt-\ F F. with their shipments, if he is con j ml g Mien t you think it necessary scn-iitt" i- honest and untiring in hiStvinrneyer. Sanford We are int«-rest«-.| m '•aidurii We effort- to get tin- be» l possible te hu mlled a good muli y car» from , iHi \li»-ionar v ] ' roblèni», Itev »ult» II not, he is not worthy of there last season an«l we hop«« to F I* Strong. Sanford. 3 'III Supporting I tu* Work at thè their -hiptnent» bandi«' .« g.md many this year, and W • l elo -.e it a good idea for »hij> it I» our aim. intention un«l purFrulli. Kev < I t *i|ow. Wmter pcr.s ’ o ii -e (or l lie rttsel »«■» a brand, |io-«i l” get tin- t.i-st J.osslldi- results l'srh l imi Keport» irom I tisi ri« t Of- and in establishing n brand, build up for ill who entrust th«-ir goods to a reputation that will hem-tit them, our mre cer» and Societies .itili Business. t'oojn-ratmri in «iU lines of nut only lor tile future years, loll btisimss means suive»», and if a I lo Song limi B e n e d lction 7 imi l'r.iver a i d Pralse, s i l b j e i l . for M •ir entir<- «•xperiem «• -hipper will ■l-isily follow the ad F. instance, il a brand of goods Servici Mr \ K IlosM'ttiT. M iii man. with Is Ur.Hi.till Nulllord M a r , ev ery ptt« k for d a horn he d. le» business ami ill whom sge' t flat Is sVippcd Irom Hint (arm he feels eoUltdenee, he wdl get better , -i u .—v»»*t>*'■y R-v. ii H. Mliertsoti, Sunday „holi l be so brami«*«!, not careless a Verag«' results 1y , bit lÎi'atly ami plainly, and noth -i limi Missioohlv De Lit ml F'la In Du» Lrirg«’ metroj.««litan distnat » no s,,11g .»nil l(<-nedi' tion mg inder this brand should be -loj. of our» the |M«pulation is increasing N' O li» THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR _ _ _ PROPOSITION TODID BE HELD THIS YEAR IN FORM OF STREET FAIR Sanforil will be the scene of a big gala week in January or February; when the first session of tho Reminolo County Fair is hold. Thta will ho surprising news to the people of tho city and county hut will be good nows, for the Idea of Seminole coun­ ty having a fair has been agitated many times in the past year. If we aro not to have an exhibit of our resources the next tiest thing is to have an exhibit in Orlando, or if the Seminole fair is held at somi* time near the dale of i h«* Orlando fair the Seminole county exhibit could .bo moved to Orlando with but little expense if the peojile ol Seminole county so desired. At any rate tho idea remains fixed in the minds of the people of Sanford that this county should * have a fair of some kirn! nnd as there are no (air grounds available the best manner of hoiiling the first (air would In* on the strei-ts of San­ ford Th«' booth» «nuld be arranged all along First street ami the poul­ try show and fruits and vegetables an«i fancy work and products of tho kitchen >inll.l^lii- housed in Die Dnperiul Theater or the city hall or any suitable buildings in tin* main port of Dii' i't(> m order that they would be under rover III «-use of ram. The (air proper could be all on I hi- innm street and this feature «■«penally appeals to the merchants of the nty as tin- crowds would re­ main in Do- n ty .1 ip u i. bW- >i"Vdnvs-of th.<* ftrr •"'ffiiCbTfitrTOc cn'rt4* the merchants would arrange »|mt tul sales and give away |rn*e« un«l otherwise assist in making Die four days a grand success and gi-iu-ral trade days So inlay ped excepting No I goods, anil ev- rapidly, and i h«* «li-inami for south In connection with the fair project*, B tl) a m (jiiu-t Hour Servie«*. (Tv **ll *)f 1 »hould be put 1'iT^l. l_««^«a. i- , ?.. e : .. a u_ i.rml io «• «» itiwtiy-«« giOiig Henry MaTks, OIYC of Dn’ leesl boostMi. It Jl - M «♦«r l*en»t- .■'anford tío s«*' g'oiTdiT Tú sucfi muitner as j,, j„. great during the winter season. or» anti ailverlisers in the fair and 9 15 Sunday School. would sustain the reputation of We Imp«* for Sunfnnl a jiueeessful exhibitions business is in the city I l liti Convention Sermon, in ill«' i l , brami n' .voli a» III«' ml« ml gc r m-lue «o and is anxious to put on aeropiano < bureh^ h V It. V who Is elltriisteii with the shipment ' t.1' b f t n k i n g yo u in ail van«« we r«y- (lights and some line fireworks dis­ • ongregational ot illese goods, so I bal they wjH ma Iii F. D Brtiwulee Sa nfor«! play-Hi» tire work di»jda\s an* "f t I . I■* in e o, 1 •oui l'r i t fa In--« wild ’ * • - the >ii-gi* of ‘i .. ,r. . ■»r i r «I V. -M, tifoni "«. M 11 t MM ..:**.«• ^tw erp end -• vital other good .ii-Cl n W « DF. Y u A Ji ID ' Jocits that would he excclli'llt draw ­ ' . the , no F \. r -i It Y I' I Noll's t.*» \dilr«-.»- subji . I I t e F'.di •¡»in i: th e f o ll o w i n g \ I* i o n ing cards for Diu night displays. Mr. "■ant.U I U.V 'll-' barged Dur regular bunday evening meet- Murks has the highest class exhibi­ I« t.cy Campaign for the Benetit ol aril) i H Walker and I t b .M , 1 Wo jurors are said Io hfl ve vvli’d :i.i:> A«ldr«-ss. Mr. Marcus t bag g Laughiin to appear before the city for acquittent und two for convic­ Children's Home Society, Jackson­ I In Individual Society, by t h e Stale ring wa* held in the church. Our tions <ri this kind and w|U also cruet, subject wa» missionary meeting - on the street the replica of Heidel­ l’ r. sident. Mr. D H Curry council at their next meeting to c on ­ tion of murib-r in the lirst «|«*gree, on ville World Survey This prngrum was berg ('«»tie. iii which the Indies of - 15 Installatimi «ri ( Mil« .-r» fi/ with them about the appropria­ the 11mm1 ballot Song ami B>*nedl«*ti«iti. ably led by Mis» Itul.y He« l»v Tin- the •1 1> would lorvc him hes during lu Coiisei'ratmn Servi« «-. Mr tion for u county exhibit.* DiRtriel Attorney Louis I '-mitli l.illowing I» the program li - risoti, W mt«-r l'afk . no i F l’rayer M-i-ting 1. «d the fair and milk»' »mm-* money for Messrs Singletary nnd Black siili! tonight il vsa ildik'ly Hal I'ru -,«-r by YU I- Il I ’ a v i1n- ni* «11«:t ion Do riuV. alburn and ctvie .im prov ewelder wire present and called the Mr» Carinan »miM ■ o r i■■■ brought er Mr l’eri V Dale. Winter Dark ri pi nr«- li—*.m YI at 1 15-21» .' im-tit- >*f Sauforii In fact. Mr. attention the club to tin- mi*eting j t rial ngatn .ini r- 1 l '< I« nier of tin Mate FedcFalion of laibor | Mark» *c.«’i!d g. f uji «.uni- rii«»st «-x• a r in i n I • « Attorneys for Mr Mail'll’«-, by Mr*Kciiu-ily that »hi inset here In January anil morrow will a»k t i.at ' e !.. a I HOI n-lb-m uttraction» fur tin* fair and The Homi* Basi*, by Mrs F f; sum«- that havg p«-v«-r b.-fun* been if< j r•-t.j.it informed them that a led to liait, a ml t h<- list N'T At I iT « «a 11 bel stugi-d ill Florida curnmntee w,.u|«l be appointed later , nt>y js |Ull ..^p— ted t«. op)...... U< h .1 «■reut Ma».» Mo ve me ht Toward *4'in- ('ommercial Club bus taken to tak«' are of the visitors and «to « '„ t,.I Christiumty, Mi»» Annie May Mor­ uj> .tlu* matter a n d - a /ip°ciM com <■o-oinT.it.- witii the local organica - 1 The defendant coll« |«-o-«l ill the tria, in il» Intesi ollìcial Statement, The supreme e (Torta of thq, fighling niittee of business men were aj>tforu-relative to showing the visi­ vourt after the jury was discharged ihi-n of five nations* have failed to makes tiu- daini yri bavmg tbrust ris. Native Control of Churches, Miss jiuinted by Prcsiilent I^*k«i at tbo tor* a good timtt during the three str.'ng force« aertiss thè farpathinnn torri Die tuli«ri ii.it ile along thè When the jury appeared to report Ruby Betts dsy. «I the nieeting. lasl meeting for Dm purpose tri con* disagreement Dr. Edwin Carman, Friniim Belgiom border. I,at«*sl re- m tiu- fan* «ri dctermined resisi ance Strong F'lforls being Made to («•rriuz with Mr Marks und making b 0 . McLaughJin called the al- the defendant's husband.* who hud jiorts tmiay were tliat a struggi«- li.rn u ti und Austrian force», il is arrangement» n»r tin- I'xhibita. As Dntlon of the members to the loike been sitting in tin- court tool» con «ri un parallele«! fury stili was in »ani, have now a strong watt «ri. Know Conditions, Mr Davis (i|«l Religion Changing and More Sanford has-never *hj|d an, agroplano county side of the road leading from versing with friends,* joined in» wife progress along t In* Norih S u , wliere tr..” ps along a well establislied line Mar)' ill g ht D ii» hbtne shoultl provo a hxnforii to Sorrento. Mt. Dora and at the counsel table. Mrs. Carman tbt Genna ns with reckless bravery ! front the northern-spurs of the Car- Workers Needed, by Miss Gu t chi 1 great drawing caril und. the mun em ­ Huitis nnd this matter will he taken appeared tired ami fi-arful. |1«t an* throwing their troops against pal Ilians before Dm long riisjiuled How a B. V I' U. caiv Hull Ltl ployed by 5Jr ‘Martin are among tho up through the secretar y with the hair was disheveled and her formerly the alii«-» forces. % fortress of I’ rzcmyal into the district tins Need, by Mrs K«-rini>dy Lake county board of commission In*si in the business and th«* weather Before this Inn- is arrayed Tlic Frie neh ulficiul statement- indi­ of i'lnck Immaculute costume wrinkled .Tins ws»s certainly a very inter­ permitting will guarantee u success­ eri. Robert Ludlunt, foreman, an­ enti-- that an nttemjit to cut off the th.- main army of the Russian«, now esting jirogratit ,md was thoroiigbly ful flight o w r '(be business portions Tin- Inland Waterways via the nounced German right wing had made sotti« ,..id to have I ««•#•fi reinforced by enjiryeil by all present Visitors are of Sanford every <b»y of the fair If, as is said, the a llie » troop« from the < nucasus, Siberia J" hni' f ' c r which was taken up " W e have been arguing for eight progrèsalways welcome to these meetings. wce k . 11 previous meetings was again or nine hours and we hav«- !>(*«■n ha vc 'o-iuldislied a front (rum Y |ire» ami Turkestan The Austrians cimiti Next Sunday evening the proThis matter of a fair, while^raliter called up anil the importance ol this conversing for the hulaittv of the. to Bouliers, tho German line ha«*j auro^ses in engagements to ¿he ^ ^ ^ ^ j(( (.harR(. ,,f , h„ pr,,a. "V î.ci-ii thrust back in a sharp angle, northeast of I‘ rr.emy-1 and on late to inaugurate should jtrAve a tt-atcr brought to the attention of time. We canntit agre« Vice ident, Mis» Clara Millen ami decided * .success in every muy and members. At the suggestion of John J Gra- the jioint •>( which im considerably to lower San A com m ittee com­ . , i, . \ , president, _M*r. S. G. Kertnedy* «•fit ol the lir*t efforts a fcood annual Latest ilisjuitciu's from retrograd * posed of t*. K. Walker, E. T . Wood- harn, Mrs. Carman's chief counsel, tin- northward of their forces on the (air dan ftp eveulved and u not her The sav that the (1ermans are «-ontinning ' |u. a,lli A- ■ Connelly was appolnt- the jury was a s k e d 'whether it was the shore of Die north sea. year Sanford can linvo a fair grounds . t0 'nvestigato the matter nnd the evidence they could not agree Ucrrnun movepient aero»» the Yser, their "precijiitate retreat," and have race track anil many other features evacuated Lodz, in Plonnd. Ah which presented a menacing aspect V lU’ l **‘‘ Senators nnd Congressmen on. * that will ujijmal to the |)«-oji!e of utti-mpt i>y the German» to cheek to the allies, lias been checked, the “ ut the St. Johns river route. " I t la not a question of evidence. Seminole county. ilie Russian advance, it is »aid, was ( he °f thp moal important mat- Your Honor," »aid Jtfhn il Godin, French war Office «nys. It is to bo hoped that the puoptn All accounts agree that the toil ol unsuccessful. j / * 0 l *le entiro meeting was then juror number nine. " W e have gone of the whole county will take an in­ No word has come uji to early scusied, that of making Sanford a over the evhienee carefully and we human life exacted in the crucial terest In the fair and if possible tho struggle is enormous. Three mead­ afternoon of the lighting at Tsutg“ «ng point and »everal ideas were cannot roach a verdirt." fair should« be held In February of tau, where a small German garrison vatircd that will eventually bring The Justice thanked the jury i»r ows near Os tend, a British corrcsnext year us it will be the means of is attemptong t«i »U»nd oil at tanks CHASE «& CO. t0 « »"fo r d . T o get official its attention to the evidence and pondent fej»eata, are heiija*«! with ■cii attracting one of tin* largest crowds by land and hui from the combined German dead. 0n oo the matter the following then discharged it. i/ct first pape montimi ils to Sanford that Dm city bit- ever Japanese and British forceUv-ent There is no worii frnm the remain-, Mtth-l-t,ee _*** al*Pointed: F W. k no w n f, r «ri Die il tuof baule, strclifilng rtp-.rts Dmt relntioiis l.i-iwi.:? < b»ua tlir larRust adwrtiscrs in Prominent Kduralnr Here n II ' V ' ^ ^ines, A. P. ( onW'«• bay«- all tin* fruit», vegetables, prof Shelton Phillips of \\ 111■- 1 «•! t•• il.. South ami cast acro«» Frali. .- ami Jaj*atl w. r«- bamg -'raiu. l w. -.today's issilo. Ilio ad­ •"i ' h . »“ „ i , ' " ' " “ ' u ' " ' s " " " r" ami inspertor of rural seboid» «*t t•« thè «dgc of Switaerluml live stuck, etc , that any tit her sec­ Ap ......................1 by word fr««m l’.kiu vertisement may bo found iiii ni-ter tion of the state cun boast and a fair an./'* 1Uj l> - xa ¡J] gj y . n s m uker Florida was bere severa) day» " f I»-* 1 |».»r**««tly boih'»l«l«*s are UWaitiiig tlu tb.itthe Ubine-«- for.-lgn in February will demountruje to lbo bad demanded t ii«surrender «ri a on page '2 dr ¡Î. her* ^ rtrf * 80CM' M»1' 6 tu the mem- week look!ng uftur’ school mteresl» outeome of the rontlict toglile iiortb, world that we haye the goods and Japanese torpedo boat breaihed by upon which depends future plans of •Bd 4#n<* V**^0r* iff a few weeks Hu had not firtlsh'ed his tour of are not ashamed to show them. tin; Germans to escape destruction campaigning, although it Ì» proba bit t. i f f * ** ’ * * Uvn ? ' ” ) Prominont men will be Seminole county last Saturday and Special Notice that heavy .lighting still is in p r o g -fh y the Japanese » ««.s'1 ^ * l ^ nd thi*-' T Gi» will be as yet we have.not learned what he A message from Berlin confirmed Announcement * mru get together meeting and thinks of our rurul schools but from gr«*»s to the portli of Verdun, where The Herald will on each recent reports that General von Tho Literature Dept, of the W o m ­ the army of the German crown what ho did see he gavo a most ex­ DrollLmt¡mlH'^,’ tnembora und an's (fiub will meet at Libraryday call attention to the to w i l l ’ * ^ r a U r s will bQ there cellent account and the school board jirince is making n desperate c/Tort Moltke was no longer acting as chief of the German general staff. O w in g' Club Booms on Oak avenue W ednes­ to pierce the front litio. coun«„ and Seminole «unty Tn.v.S* ni°i’d ; aminole and teachers and the coyilty super­ largest advertisement in to his illness, it was Ttuid. his jriace day, Oct. 28th, at 2:45. New m em ­ Reports from the cuttern front in­ o„ 10 the former committee intendent of Seminole county can was being filled by General von the current issue. bers arc cordially urged to bo preadicate that the greatest battle, of the rr*niem enu were added l he well *be proud of the schools that » * m « of Q ent. J-'alkenhayne. war In that area is impending. Aushave been intrusted to them. • ' A A .* t.i ■s S U M M A R Y OF T H E W A R W. Blackweldcr and � 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, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 23, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 23, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 1914; <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/c6d843dc561334c79e601ded8d331d1a.pdf 7acce02e6dfa9d0e65a53f5a06bdb926 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE E IG ir r J Launch Ride 1 Monday rcturhed to their home A gay party of young people en-1 Thursday afternoon, joying n boat rub* on the lake Thursday morning were Misses Julia Mr. and Mrs. Zeb HnllilT have relurued from the F.aat Canil. They. Wicker. He be ecu W icket»- M ary ^ftapffulr-'Lncra. Xlba. rFonr fttifr 3J Davis; Messrs. O. K. l-ewis, M. M . ! then go on to Lakeland for a visit to Boor were d a in ty , baud n u d r hand­ ,Gregg, Pope Wicker. l-oshe Sample Mr. KatlitT’a parents, a nd S. ’Yount*. » ,1 «kerchiefs. -----V Dr and Mrs. Armstrong and fnmThe wedding presents were shown Ltistern Star ily arrived in Sanford Thursday on nt the end of t he hall, where the At the regular meeting *•f the hast t>x-1rbeautiful luunrh the Itivetvie* »liver, int glass and china wits u l ­ ern Star Tuesday evening, Mrs. W. Maid. tra r lively arranged. Frank B. --------------------- ------Mr. and Mrs. Toole left on the M. Haynes and Mr Adams were initiated. When it was morning train for Jacksonville and • . Nowaday«, South Carolina, /ropt .where they wil^ announced that thy new a p p a r a t u s go to Philadelphia' to mnl»e tlieir for the initiation ceremony w’npld be- A Woman’s crowning glory’—»0 meused for Jhe first time Mr Ada ms | " hnlr. Life future home. was visibly affected and it would The bride’s going away gown was a smart tailored suit of dark blue stem that Mrs. Haynes would not wool poplin. With this was worn a have the courage W S f s I t for the blouse of blue crepe-meteor, hand German air ship to arrive hut the embroidered, and a stylish black candidates knew it would be a fine velvet hat with white wings and thing to be floating around with the other shining stars, so taking their silver ornament. •courage in both hands they stepped Mr. Toole is n young man of ster­ aboard the ship, flew over to France, ling qualities, connected in business dropped sixteen bombs overboard aH insurance -inspector with the while hovering above the allied Transportation Mutual insurance armies, didn’t stop long enough to Co. of Philadelphia. His bride is a ascertain the damage, for Messrs. charming and popular girl, the only Hay Butts and D. H. C. Habun were daughtcr’of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence going to servo refreshments nnd re­ I). Wicker. turned to Sanford on schedule time, TT. alighting on the roof of the Imperial P re- N u p fic u D inner Just as the first call for refreshments Tuesday evening,' preceding the sounded, a m i d ' t h e applause of the wedding rohcarsal. Miss Genie Wick­ cheering stars, a frightened but e r vntmtrtrmt—with n very delightful happy pair of Eastern Stars, who dinner for the wedding party at her did full justice to the tempting home on Oak avenue. Covers were dainties served by the gracious hosts. W e have slw ayi tried to be juit a little.•h e«! ol ike other fellow in the genei»1 equipment of laid for ten. The colors of yellow ‘Applications for membership nro our More. A i •n evidence of tkn deure to ihow a n d gmtn were tastefully carried beirtg received nt each rhee.ting and t the newer! nnd only ike Lett td everything, wn out in the decorations of the table the order is growing rapidly in San­ gfndly recommend to uren oi ink and dining room. The table with ford. Prominent- guests from De-’ its n j)|K)intrncnt of rut glass and loind were Mrs. J D. Conrad and silver and dainty china, centered by I Mrs. Belle Smith. Mrs. MrGughgin P e n c ra ft ^ a basket of ferns and nlnmanders of Qcala was also present, was very attractive. The -pretty Combined Office little place cards of cupiijs and hearts H o man's CVitfa and Fountain Pen were attached to yellow ribbons a t ­ The* reception of tho S oci al . De­ tached to the charming favors con­ partment to the general club will cealed beneath the basket. These lie held at the club rooms Tuesday —the newer! member oi tbe Certer'r Ini fimilr. wert* cards containing kodak )>tc- afternoon, Oct. 27. Every member1 Pencraft ink write* n blue nnd doer n jet tiled . It ir erpeaelly brilliant, *mooth and permanent. t ures of the bride and groom to Imi, of the entire Hub is cordially in­ Come la and let ut thow you the new Carter ink with the date Oct. 21st, 1314. ’ A vited to be present. bottle with tho new Bow-controller. t e m p i n g six course dinner was MBS. A. W. FITTS. Jr served consisting of Chairman Grapefruit Cocktail Turkey Bread Dressing /four Mr e l i n g * S an f o r d , Florida Cranberry Sauce The rose meeting was held at the Celery Saratoga Chi (is home of Mrs. T I. O'Connor Thors Bread and Butter Sundwiches day afternoon with a good attend­ ance. Hoses grow as if by magic Chicken Salad Wafers * Olives and a pleasant time was enjoyed ice Cream The next meeting wilt be held at Fruit Cake Pound Cake the home of Mrs. J II Ferguson, j Coffee 520 West First street. A cordial in­ Miss Wicker’s guests were UoV. F vitation is extended to all members E. Sielnmoyel,. Alisses Julia find Be- j ♦ ABOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS Í • I »• Carter’s Ink Herald Printing Co. ence Frank. Mesar». Norman Toole, | M. M (irt-gg, (I K. la-wis and Pope Prrsnnitf Mrnlutn Wicker. i Mr« J II Ferguson ha» rciurned After the rehearsal cake und win*- front Otto Creek, where »he wa» were served m lleil bv the illness nf lief daughler L’rrrp l l ' r f t l l r i d g r One. o( the delightful affairs of the week was the meeting of the Every W ee k Bridge Club, with Mrs. For­ rest Lake hostess on Thursday. In hnno’r of Mrs. Randolph Peyton of Washington. D. C . and twi> of the »easoii's brides, Mr» W E Watson and Mr» Geo |i Bishop, there wa» a guent table. Mrs. T A. Neal made top score winning the club prize, a dainty ten set. Mrs. Bishop won tho guest priz.e, a case of coast­ ers. A refreshmciU course of cream­ ed chicken, broiled pineapple, pimen­ to cheese sandwiches, tea and colTee was served Mr«. I-ake’s guests were Mesdnmes G, F. Smith, C. M. .Vorcc, Margaret Bnrqes, W. 1> Holden, T A. Neal, S. E. Puleston, R. A. Newman, D. L. Thrasher, C. 'O. McLaughlin. B. W. Herndon, A. •W. Fitts, Sr., meml»ers of the club. Other guests were Mrsdaptea ltandolph Tcyton, Gf°. D. Bishop and W, E. Wptaon. 'J fi J I ÜL Mrs. H. H. Hill was the gracious hostess to the members of tho Fancy Work Circle T hu r s d ay afternoon and a v e r y ' delightful time was enjoyed by those present. The social g a t h ­ erings of the circle are always e n ­ joyable affairs a n d anticipated with pleasure. A tempting refreshment course was daintily served, consist­ ing of torqoto aspic, rolled sandwlc hii, olives, radishes and coffee-. Assisting in serving were Misses Erminia Houser nnd Gladys Wilson. Members of the club present were Mesdames Tom Da vis^ 1!. "Gar­ ner, Eaterby, IlobdftiiV hilltcer, W. J. Hill, W. T. John», W. W. Long and Miss Jessie Wheeler. Other gueata of Mrs. Hill were Mesdames Ed. Higgins and Henry McLaulln and Miss Bessie Long. •"‘I R’oodtncn Circle . ir»- -• r Wa/*-- -~- Mb-: |H ' Fancy R'orl; Circle • ; - S • % .. Tho ladies of the Woodmen Circle were delightfully entertained at the Gate City House Wednesday after­ noon, with Mrs. J. D. -Parker nnd Mrs. R. E. Shinholser hostesses. The afternoon was pleasantly spent with amusing guessing games and music. In the *’ Flower" contest Mrs. J. N. Robson nnsJrred the greatest number of question* correctly nnd for tho penalty of s ue co » will have to ontertain tho d<clo a t It* next meeting. ’. A light refresh­ ment course waa served. • . ’ Mr Roy Chittenden has just re­ turned frOm Atlanta, where he was the guest oi Vail Lovell and Wal­ lace Crosby at the Georgia Tech. While in Atlanta he witnessed the fool ball game between the Georgia Tech and Cha(sd Hill, S' C Messrs S, 11 K |a-wis of Florence. (' . a nd M M G r e gg "I Wi l ­ mington, N. C.. attendants at the Wickor^Toole wedding ar«j , regis­ tered at, the Sanford House. Miss May Vann of Madison Is the guest of ,V.t A R. Chnp|>ell. Mr and Mm. (’ K Bland and Mrs. M. (I Rowe and Mr Anderson of Drluind were l he guests oi Mrs. A-. R. '**Chap|iell on Wednesday. They motored over for the wedding of Miss Wicker and Mr. Toole. Mrs. W. P. Carter has'returned from Atlanta, to the pleasure of her friends. . Mrs. Randolph Peyton of Wash­ ington, D. C., is the attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Barnes'. Prof. Nerling of Gotha is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight. Miss Anna Bell Carter of Val­ dosta, G»., is the guest of Mrs. W. P. Carter. 7 Mr. Leslie Sample of Shreveport, La., Is tho guest of Mri and Mrs. A. R. Marshall. Mr. Sample will spend the winder in Sanford. .. ■•*...«- .. ¿r '— * Miss Kate Rogers, assistant to Mr, Marcus Fagg a t Jacksonville was the guest of Mrs. Httnry Wight this week. Mrs. E. J. Taylor’ went over to Orlando Thursday for several days* visit. Mr. Tom Getxon has returned from a visit to his parents ip GeorRtn. i ^CLASSIFIED _. b “ ^ ♦ ♦ U All Local Advertisement« Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. ---AI- a----------FOR SALE* For Sale— Hound pup for aale chi-np. Just the right age to train. IV* B. Lynch, Sanford, Fla., Route No. 1. ** 8-tfc TO RENT For Bent One acr.- til, .: (<n Third street nnd Maple For Kent— Good seven acre fiym. barn and house, near Bock Ham- Addretta Hex Packard, H. P }i -, 15 if r o c k Station, known ns Castle Garden. Address Corn C. Bollinger. MISCELANE*)l s 1205 Center' St.. Cnnnstota, Nevi York. -• 12-lfc Wanted— Plowing or team * 0rk by man with good team, j p For Kent— Nice furnished rooms at Stumon’s. 31.25 a week and up. Summers, care >1- S- Nelson, or phono Lord's Station. 1415 E. Fourth St. 9-1 dtp Wanted—Gentlemen roumers *t For Henf^-Suite of three rooms and bath. Over McCuIler’s store.- Stumaii'a. . 315 EL Fourth Si For Sale— Secondhand oil or gas­ Sanford Telephono Co. ■1 Itp 14-U— 'r ■— oline stove. Two good hurners cheap. Can be seen at Sanford Fur­ For Kent Furnished rooms. Hof Wanted f c v t i ' Ai 9Usa mi faulj. niture Co. * . tl-tf ami cold water. 38.00 per month, flower plants. Jno 1) bakini. 701 Magnolia avenue. 13-p-tf (»hon« 287. Corner Third Kt ar.d Houses for sale or rept. J. Musson. French Ave. 1’ --«P For Kent—To refined couple, four nice room«. Excellent locatif»«. Ten . Wanted —Three, ut four For Sale—One child’s tied and one dollars per month. “ No small chil­ light housekeeping for man ami U1je revolving book ense. Inquire I0Ö dren. Enquire It, Herald Office. Close In, if possible. Address Ü. East, Third St. , U-tf. * . • . 13-tf care Herald. t !7-2tp For Rent—Furnished rooms for For Sale—One horse, wagon, bug­ Horn«; Seekers—Good land iron gy and harness." Price 3150.00 for tight housekeeping. Apply to Mrs, Furen, 117 Laurel avenue, city. 310 to 330 per acre, (rood location quick sale. J. W. Booth, West Side. 9^fc on road close to Sanford Amwtr ____ . 1 Home Seeker, thi» office I " Bp For Kent— Booms for light house­ For Sale Barred Plymouth Hock Lost Eastern Star pin ,n i ,, lur. 9-tf cockerels for breeders, E. B. Thomp­ keeping. 919 Oak Ave. qiHUMt- ring Finder r*-tur• t., . q\ — * son strain. $2 each. Address P. O. Park avenue and reu tvi ». «.,r,| For Bent Cheap- The 1). H. Moss' Box 1168. Sanford. 17-.'ltp . 1- itfi ‘ place. 5 acres, at Moore Station. See Dimrritl Mitchell HI dtp FOR S A L E Frivsh Yi'notablus Scouring P.1 1 1f Cabbage Onions Booms for Bent Two nice large To make a good mhir . n i ; jr* furnished rooms. Mrs Stephens, for board», work into » (msi, nil! » Fresh local grown Okra cqrner Sixth and Oak avenue. pound of soft soap. tmlJ a jmued of Sweet Potatoes from'North Florida •and-, rind a quarter of a pound <>t llm*. Irish^Potatoes Plano to rent for the season. In­ Put.(j- an with a scruhhm,: iirmh i&quire a t 111 Second street. 8-tfc Apples Lemons ntoad of soap, and th-qi wash oft mti> plenty of clean water Persimmons Oranges For Bent Cheap for Cash Twenty Limas 5c Dozen acres of good hammock land all filed Relations Fresh Sanford Eggs, 40r 101 -H •’NYfiM Is \our opiii ••t» Call or write A. M Tyler Fresh T e n n e s s e e Eggs, 4 .V teint y ns ■ it-k'-q -to MU e v e r y o n e gooil Zen Tile) iloti t do • * " For Bent Niee front Zoom fTir |oiral ¡io] It H r 'i n*t T I I F Y F O E T A B E F M A R K E T light housekeeping, also well vt*n- repill-d .tile It lot of r•* yon want ts phone 324 W e Deliver Iteri- III )oqt Ov\11 i t Ml* ' » . »Ott tilatei! bedroom. 302 P irk A\’f . the way you (ell out I" 111» \\ esi Second Street 15 tf * -----— This Season ’s Showing of TT - A - - ——-» w.'« H«. ,»»*■ j j A m OCTOBER 23, 1914 ------- .---- ------- ------- -------- — Five acres tJlpd latyi-jnsidu For Sale— Duroc Jersey pigs, 6 to limits for rent, neaV brick p)4,y (r(j 8 weeks old.. 110 per pair. M. If. loading station. Apply t,,- \ ¡, Spencor, city. 17-2tp Connelly, Sanford, Florida ■ For Sal&T-iUin _llarloy-Uaviimti *- Çumislicd'Tnmns’ fîi*,fl(Vl,n . ■....j,¡» Hun 500 mile. Write Wright-Bel­ at Mrs. ,C. H. Smith’s, lo» ] ir . Ave., between 3rd and 4th fast. Agt., Orlando, Fla. lK-ltp t! iv ■ ' ' . * e r ic a n 1 L a d y L o r s e ts Comprises all th at is correct in corsetry. Designs are the last word. Materials and trimmings are rich and dainty. Workmanship is flaw less. Fitting is perfect. an American Lady Corsets represent in fin ite n u m b e r o f designs, some reflecting the latest an d m ost ultra features o f fashions, others m o re c o n ­ se rv a tiv e in Style. ■ * We insist that every lady take advantage of, at least, being shown our beautiful line of corsets. #Our salesladies w ill s h o w you w ith pleasure. i - We announce our first of American • ishowing Lady . Corsets. Mrs. B. E. B e a t t y and son, Mr. W. E. Beatty and Mrs. E. W. Pilley, who’ have been the guest* of Mrs. Chas. Hand have returned to their homo in Washington, N. C. _ Mrs. J. D. Conrad and Mrs. Smith of DeLand, who have been the guest* of Mr*. Robbins since ^ . .. ... ’ J\ ' i �■. - - ' ; W *< BH' . - T?. TV • • WAR NEW S PUBLISHED f~ SEMI-WEEKLY V F IV E _ H O U R S A H E A D O F A N Y P A P E R IN T H E S A N F O R D F I E L D S A N K )R D HE RALI) I N SAN FO RD VOLUME '1 ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Life 1.1 Wi'ith Lwi nfi SANFORD, FLORIDA. I l FISDAY. niTOIIKIt 27. 1911 N' O li» C « Spen.ee 1 In 11•mtin11 will market (»rice In. this way goods RELATION OF GROWER report at the next im-t-ling and the CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR would invariably be sold before they banquet and aiitoker will he held in and when such is the case, TO MEET IN SANFORD TO THE BUYERS arrived, the rotunda of t he court house ami it is an easy matter to get an extra promises to be one glad time price. This can only he done on a Before adjournment the resigna­ MANY PRO MI N EN T PEO PLE VEGETABLES PACKED P R O P ­ hrHiid that has a reputation, and is tion of Secretary Bates was accept­ well known among the trade. WI LL HE HERE A T J ERLY CO MM AN D B E T ­ ed, Mr. Bates has made the club t If course, there "are exceptions MEETING TER PRICES an oxrvlleiit secretary hut the duW hen receipt« are light, and guuds lies of his office a» county asses-or arc in demand, then sometime« tWe THF ri.llB IS- CBQÄJN MENI- ' ure such in connection with his other ordinary stock brings as much ns The South Central liistrict_FlorTl'- following letter from W f • the good, hut this is the exception, BERS AND GOOD WORK duties that he i u , forced to resign frqm the club. Tlu- members were ida Christian Ei\deavor Union will Deyo jfc Bro. is very timely and to t,ot the rule, loathe to part with him and ir\ tic-' meet J n Sanford on Oct. 30th, 31st the point and can be read with' if this matter alone could be imOn«* of the bcit nnd most enthusi* tepting his resignation paid him a and Nov. 1st and a large attendance prolu by ull those who nro inter- pressed upon the minds' of every Sanforil will be the scene of a big »Stic meeltliR* of thtf season of the high compliment (or his efficiency is assured. The following very In­ eated m Florida fruits and veget- shipper and grower in your territory; gala week in January or February; Commercial Hub was held last Fri­ nnd ahility not only in lus duties teresting program will he rendered: “ kle» we believe it would be of grent ben- when the first session of tho Remda* night "'with about twenty-five hut jh«» many publicity stunts that Friday: New York, October 21, 1914. efit to them, and would he the means inolo County Fair is hold. Thta will boosters of Sanford' and tho s u r ­ he pulled off for the city and county 7:00 pe m. Song Service, led b y The Sanford He.rald, .Sanford, Fla.: of their obtaining better results on ho surprising news to the people of rounding country preaont. President while he was secretary. Sanford Endeavorers. Gentlemen We believe it is recog- ¿hi) average for everything thoy shlp- tho city and county hut will be good Uke called the meeting- .to order 7:30 Address of Welcome, by Rev. nixed by those who know that there ped. It is done in «onto sections; nows, for the Idea of Seminole coun­ Tho names of Krnest ■Householder »nd after the reading of tho minutes and W. M. Haynes were proposed F. 1\ Strong, Sanford. are us many cars of vegetables shif- nr,d wherever applied it brings ro­ ty having a fair has been agitated the reports of various committees and Mr. Haynes was selected for 7:45 Response, Itev. C. E. Enlow, ped from yoqr territory us any other „nits, and that after all is what the many times in the past year. If »ere heard. point m your great stall'. Our ex- grower and shipper has in mind, nnd we aro not to have an exhibit of our Our responsible position unanimous­ Winter Park.. The reports «leinonstrated the vast ly and made a graceful speech of k 00 Addrosti, Rev fi B Waldron, perirmi- in handling these goods i„ constantly working for. A ahip- resources the next tiest thing is to »mount of Rood the Commercial acceptance. Mr. Haynes is the busi­ Tampa “ here .is listxibutors is varied, anil, p,-r spends his time, his money and have an exhibit in Orlando, or if the flub is doing for tRe city and the ness manager of The Herald and is Social time. ! «onietnnes unsatisfactory, not only labor in growing goods, bringing Seminole fair is held at somi* time Saturday. to ourselves, but no doubt to tho»« them to perfection, and then when near the dale of i h«* Orlando fair the county of Seminole. u busy man but he can be depended Previous to *the opening of the upon t o .g iv e the club his best ef­ Brit) a rn D ev o t i o n a l Meeting, who -tip ns We thought perhaps hi- has them ready to ship, puls Seminole county exhibit could .bo meeting and while w a i t i n g . for the forts and can bv fiuiml at all limes He' Nelson, Kissiniinye it migi’t go to more shippers,, and them up carelessly and gets poor rc- moved to Orlando with but little report of the secretary Mr. Henry at bis olhre in the 11* raid building 9.00 Prayer and Praise Service, they might benefit by our i-xperiem-o -nit«, »imply hecuust- when they expense if the peojile ol Seminole Mirks of Chicago, who wus present Mr» F I’ Strong, Sanford to !■. i«r advantage il you would reas'li the market they invariably county so desired. The ( ’ommercial Club i- growing was called upon to make a talk It» and the rt-port of the nuance com­ 9:30 Itoli Gali and Appoint.mont publish this letter in their behalf as reach there in poor order, packagis At any rate tho idea remains those assembled upon his proposi­ mittee was mosf encouraging, dem­ of Committee«. well a,s ours. It is our opinion, slack and command no attention. fixed in the minds of the people of tion lor giving Hanford the a t t r a c ­ onstrating that while a great many 10:00 Atldresa, Itev Geo. Hyman, after a great deal of experience, that causing a constant source of un­ Sanford that this county should * tions of a street fair. Ho. outlined of our ritfiens are too busy at times Sanford. it shippers and growers would use „uyunce and worry to the party have a fair of some kirn! nnd as more cure, and greater «riTort in will! sells them 10 no Discussion» Ijuiet Hour. his proposition and convinced the to attend the meetings they are will there are no (air grounds available members that he had something out ing to enroll :«-< member- and pay Tenth I.-ginn, Iunior Work, Titlung, puck.ng and »hipping their goods, II you think favorably of this mut­ the best manner of hoiiling the first of the ordinary in his line. 1‘rtrfl- their dues and the Flub is beginning condurteli by Mr Dunran li i ’ urry, better results would In* obtained, ter and think this letter is worth (air would In* on the strei-ts of San­ ideal Lake appointed the following the ypur's business under most atis Jacksonville. I’r»*«idi-nt Stati* Union and I - fault found with their coni­ publishing in paper we shall ford Th«' booth» «nuld be arranged ti a Im at all 11 no » is do mis-i o Song aii'l Beiie'ilclion commute'’ to meet with Mr Marks picious i in umstaiici'appreciate It. and m*-will be glad to all along First street ami the poul­ N.. man in J 10 p Iti I le Vili limai Service, mg 1lo ery lu'*t tin possibly »nd g'> over the situation <i W Sanford run utf««r«l to stand aloof .»it•t an follow il ixji wiili others, if in your try show and fruits and vegetables Spencer. W. M McKinnon. 1. 1* refuse* to join Du- orga lii/.a Iion t li.it subject. l'rayer. l,«-u.li-r Kt-\ F F. with their shipments, if he is con j ml g Mien t you think it necessary an«i fancy work and products of tho scn-iitt" i- honest and untiring in hiMct'uiler. A K Yowell, F \V. M a ­ hits accomplished so much for thi­ Stvinrneyer. Sanford We are int«-rest«-.| m '•aidurii We kitchen >inll.l^lii- housed in Die Dneffort- to get tin- be» l possible te hu mlled a good muli y car» from periul Theater or the city hall or any , iHi \li»-ionar v ]'roblèni», Itev honey. F«-lix Frank, I* I* Caldwell. n l y and l> . <iii11ruling to a«1- niilplisl \\ F Watson, Frank Giles, J D so mucli »ult» II not, he is not worthy of there last season an«l we hop«« to suitable buildings in tin* main port F I* Strong. Sanford. In fuel not lung can ever their -hiptnent» 3 'III Supporting I tu* Work at thè Robert». bandi«' .« g.md many this year, and of Dii' i't(> m order that they would be accomplished in Sanford without W• l elo -.e it a good idea for »hij> it I» our aim. intention un«l pur- be under rover III «-use of ram. The report of the committee on the united '■¡¡••ns -.f t b* • iti/.«*ii» Frulli. Kev < I t *i|ow. Wmter pcr.s ’ o ii -e (or l lie rttsel »«■» a brand, |io-«i l ” get tin- t.i-st J.osslldi- results investigating the early closing of the ami they will never be united limb r l'srh The (air proper could be all on express nltire wus heard a n d a letter any other banner but a trade body l imi Keport» irom I tisi ri« t Of- and in establishing n brand, build up for ill who entrust th«-ir goods to I hi- innm street and this feature a reputation that will hem-tit them, our mre t'oojn-ratmri in «iU lines of «■«penally appeals to the merchants Irom the agent read, in which he proposition. The way to build .« *lty cer» and Societies .itili Business. nut only lor tile future years, loll btisimss means suive»», and if a of the nty as tin- crowds would re­ »tated that the down town office is for every citizen in pon a com I lo Song limi B e n e d lction 7 imi l'r.iver a i d Pralse, s i l b j e i l . for M • ir entir<- «•xperiem «• -hipper will ■l-isily follow the ad main in Do- n t y .1 sould III- open a ir flay and would |„„|% ;m,| forget ip u i. bW F. instance, il a brand of goods man. with dnvs-of th.<* ftrr •"'ffiiCbTfitrTOc cn'rt4 only he closed from 12 to 1 at the ull ,|llT, B,„| éliminât- Servici Mr \ K IlosM'ttiT. M iii *->i"VIs Ur.Hi.till Nulllord Mar, every ptt« k a horn he d. le» business ami ill whom the merchants would arrange »|mttiooT, loiur politics alni pull unit Ito- united for d sge' t flat Is sVippcd Irom Hint (arm he feels eoUltdenee, he wdl get better tul sales and give away |rn*e« un«l , -i u .—v»»*t >*'Keg&idum otrora ïh*rieflu;U * jU imlish * ..... br» ruunty v o r n u T T W r m m r T m r n r A f r A f T ^ ^ - *ni.v ' tni.„l|llg M >\ m ■y R - v . i i H. M l i e r t s o t i , S u n d a y „holi l be so brami«*«!, not careless a Verag«' results otherwise assist in making Die four 1y , bit lÎi'atly ami plainly, and noth De Lit ml F'la In Du» Lrirg«’ metroj.««litan distnat days a grand success and gi-iu-ral appropriateli by their body for an lh„ r|1> l(u|1 Friday mglit Nov -i l i m i M i s s i o o h l v » no s , , 11 g .»nil l(<-nedi' t i o n mg inder this brand should be -loj. of our» the |M«pulation is increasing trade days exhibit at the Orlando Ynir It was fith S o i nl ay the M”L»e of thitpe .present that a re­ ped excepting No I goods, anil ev- rapidly, and i h«* «li-inami for south In connection with the fair project*, B tl) a m ( j i i ut H o u r Se rv i e« * . port follows he sent the bourd (Tv * * ll *)f 1 »hould be put 1'iT^l. l_««^«a. i, ?.. e : .. a u_ i.rml io «• «» itiwtiy-«« giOiig Henry MaTks, OIYC of Dn’ leesl boostI a r m a n Jury D i s a g r e e s M i . It Jl M «♦«r l*en»t.■'anford tío s«*' g'oiTdiT Tú sucfi Thai any lurid appropriated for muitner as j,, j„. great during the winter season. or» anti ailverlisers in the fair and Mineóla, N N Dei -‘ n 1 In­ 9 15 Sunday School. would sustain the r e p u t a ti on of Ui4r or advertisement be placet! in jury in the case of \lrs Florence We Imp«* for Sunfnnl a jiueeessful exhibitions business is in the city I l liti C o n v e n t i o n S e r m o n , i n ill«' i l , brami n' .voli a» III«' ml« ml gc r m-lue «o the hands of a committee of the C onkl in ( 'arman. . barged with tinand is anxious to put on aeropiano < bureh^ h V It. V who Is elltriisteii with the s hi pm ent ' t.1' bftnking you in ail van«« w e r«y- (lights and some line fireworks dis­ • ongregational Comnit-ru.il Club to be expended murder of Mrs Louise Halley', tailed ot illese goods, so I bal they wjH m a Iii on u im mg „celebratimi during, tin* to r e a c h n v e r d i c t a f t e r t hi r tei -t i F. D Brtiwulee Sa nfor«! play-Hi» tire work di»jda\s an* "f t I . I■* in e o, 1 •oui l'r i month ui February, details of which hour- ai d ii-n nunnn » of ■!• •■« *.i t fa In--« wild ’ * • - the >ii-gi* of ‘i .. , r. . ■»r i r «I V. "«. M 11 t MM ..:**.«• -M,tifoni »•il he furi i- bed later ^ t w e r p end -• vital other good .ii-Cl n W « DF. Yu A Ji ID ' tiiii y ■ 1o i ,i .i 'e , i: . . - r• \ ’’illtii ’A.1s ,|p pi,||it«*«i. 10)1 j u t t> I 1 1- 11 a Mi 11 . to Jocits that would he excclli'llt d r a w ­ ' . the , no F \. r -i i '1 It Y I' I Noll's t.*» \dilr«-.»- subji . I I t e F'.di •¡»in i: the f ollowing \ I* i on ing cards for Diu night displays. Mr. "■ant.U I U.V 'll-' barged Dur regular bunday evening meet- Murks has the highest class exhibi­ I« t.cy Campaign for the Benetit ol aril) i H Walker and I t b .M , 1 Wo jurors are said Io hfl ve vvli’d :i.i:> A«ldr«-ss. M r . M a r c u s t bag g Laughiin to appear before the city for acquittent und two for convic­ C h i l d r e n ' s H o m e S o c i e t y , J a c k s o n ­ I In Individual Society, by t h e Stale ring wa* held in the church. Our tions <ri this kind and w|U also cruet, subject wa» missionary meeting - on the street the replica of Heidel­ l ’ r. s i d e n t . M r . D H C u r r y council at their next meeting to con­ tion of murib-r in the lirst «|«*gree, on v i l l e World Survey This prngrum was berg ('«»tie. iii which the Indies of - 15 I n s t a l l a t i m i «ri ( Mil« .-r» fi/ with them about the appropria­ the 11mm1 ballot S o n g a m i B>*nedl«*ti«iti. a b l y l ed b y M i s » It ul .y H e « l » v Tin- the • 11> would lorvc him hes during lu C o i i s e i ' r a t m n S e r v i « «-. M r tion for u county exhibit.* Di Rt ri e l A t t o r n e y Louis I '-mitli l.illowing I» the program li - r isot i, W mt«-r l ' a f k . no i F l’rayer M - i - t i n g 1. «d the fair and milk»' »mm-* money for Messrs Singletary nnd Black siili! tonight il vs a ildik'ly Hal I'ru-,«-r by YU I- Il I ’a v i1n- ni* «11 «: t ion Do riuV. alburn and ctvie .improvewelder wire present and called the Mr» Carinan »miM ■o r i■■■ brought er Mr l’eri V Dale. Winter Dark ri pi nr«- li—*.m YI at 1 15-21» .' im-tit- >*f Sauforii In fact. Mr. attention the club to tin- mi*eting j t rial ngatn .ini r- 1 l '< I« nier of tin Mate FedcFalion of laibor | Mark» *c.«’ i!d g. f uji «.uni- rii«»st «-x• a r in i n I •« A t t o r n e y s for Mr Mail'll’«-, by Mr*- Kciiu-ily that »hi inset here In January anil m o r r o w wi ll a » k t i.at ' e !.. a I HO I n-lb-m uttraction» fur tin* fair and The Homi* Basi*, by Mrs F f; sum«- that havg p«-v«-r b.-fun* been if< j r• -t.j.it informed them that a l e d to liait, a m l t h<- list N'T At I iT « «a 11bel stugi-d ill Florida curnmntee w,.u|«l be appointed later , nt>y js |Ull ..^p—ted t«. op)....... U< h .1 «■reut Ma».» Mo ve me ht Toward *4'in- ('ommercial Club bus taken to tak«' are of the visitors and «to «'„t,.I Christiumty, Mi»» Annie May Mor­ uj> .tlu* matter a n d - a /ip°ciM com<■o-oinT.it.- witii the local organica-1 The defendant coll« |«-o-«l ill the tria, in il» Intesi ollìcial Statement, The supreme e (Torta of thq, fighling niittee of business men were aj>tforu-relative to showing the visi­ vourt after the jury was discharged ihi-n of five nations* have failed to makes tiu- daini yri bavmg tbrust ris. Native Control of Churches, Miss jiuinted by Prcsiilent I^*k«i at tbo tor* a good timtt during the three str.'ng force« aertiss thè farpathinnn torri Die tuli«ri ii.it ile along thè When the ju ry appeared to report dsy. «I the nieeting. lasl meeting for Dm purpose tri con* disagreement Dr. Edwin Carman, Friniim Belgiom border. I,at«*sl re- m tiu- fan* «ri dctermined resisi ance Ruby Betts Strong F'lforls being Made to («•rriuz with Mr Marks und making b 0. McLaughJin called the al- the defendant's husband.* who hud jiorts tmiay were tliat a struggi«- l i . r n u t i und Austrian force», il is arrangement» n»r tin- I'xhibita. As Dntlon of the members to the loike been sitting in tin- court tool» con «ri un parallele«! fury stili was in »ani, have now a strong watt «ri. Know Conditions, Mr Davis (i|«l Religion Changing and More Sanford has-never *hj|d an, agroplano county side of the road leading from versing with friends,* joined in» wife progress along t In* Norih S u , wliere tr..”ps along a well establislied line hxnforii to Sorrento. Mt. Dora and at the counsel table. Mrs. Carman tbt Genna ns with reckless bravery ! front the northern-spurs of the Car- Workers Needed, by Miss Mar)' ill g ht Dii» hbtne shoultl provo a great drawing caril und. the mun em­ Huitis nnd this matter will he taken appeared tired ami fi-arful. |1«t an* t h r o w i n g t h e i r troops against pal I l i a n s b e f o r e Dm l on g r i i s j i u l e d Gu t chi 1 How a B. V I' U. caiv Hull Ltl ployed by 5Jr ‘Martin are among tho up through the secretar y with the hair was disheveled and her formerly t h e alii«-» forc e s. % f o r t r e s s of I’ r z c m y a l i n t o t h e d i s t r i c t tins Need, by Mrs K«-rini>dy Lake county board of commission In*si in the business and th«* weather B e f o r e t h i s Inn- is a r r a y e d Tlic Frie neh ulficiul statement- indi­ of i ' l n c k Immaculute costume wrinkled .Tins ws»s certainly a very inter­ permitting will guarantee u success­ eri. Robert Ludlunt, foreman, an­ enti-- that an nttemjit to cut off the th.- m a i n a r m y of t h e R u s s i a n « , now esting jirogratit ,md was t horoiigbly ful flight o w r '(be business portions Tin- Inland Waterways via the nounced G e r m a n r i g h t w i n g h a d m a d e sotti« , . . i d t o h a v e I ««•#• fi r e i n f o r c e d by enjiryeil by all present Visitors are of Sanford every <b»y of the fair If, a s is s a i d , t h e a l l i e » t r o o p « f r o m t h e < n u c a s u s , S i b e r i a J"hni' f ' c r which was taken up "W e have been arguing for eight p r o g r è s always welcome to these meetings. wce k . The A u s t r i a n s c i m i t i 11 previous meetings was again or nine hours and we hav«- !>(*«■n ha vc ' o - i u l d i s l i e d a f r o n t ( r u m Y |ire» a m i T u r k e s t a n Next Sunday evening the proThis matter of a fair, while^raliter called up anil the importance ol this conversing for the hulaittv of t h e . to Bouliers, tho German line ha«*j auro^ses in engagements to ¿he ^ ^ ^ ^ j(( (.harR(. ,,f , h„ pr,,a. "V late to inaugurate should jtrAve a î.ci-ii thrust back in a sharp angle, northeast of I‘rr.emy-1 and on tt-atcr brought to the attention of time. We canntit agre« ident, Mis» Clara Millen ami Vice decided * .success in every muy and members. A committee com­ At the suggestion of John J Gra- the jioint •>( which im considerably to lower San . , i, . \ , president, _M*r. S. G. Kertnedy* «•fit ol the lir*t efforts a fcood annual Latest ilisjuitciu's from retrograd * posed of t*. K. Walker, E. T. Wood- harn, Mrs. Carman's chief counsel, tin- northward of their forces on the (air dan ftp eveulved and u not her |u. a,lli A- ■ Connelly was appolnt- the jury was a s k e d ' whether it was the shore of Die north sea. The sav that the ( 1e r mans are «-ontinning ' year Sanford can linvo a fair grounds . t0 'nvestigato the matter nnd the evidence they could not agree Ucrrnun movepient aero»» the Yser, their "precijiitate retreat," and have race track anil many other features evacuated Lodz, in Plonnd. Ah which presented a menacing aspect V lU’ l **‘‘ Senators nnd Congressmen on. * that will ujijmal to the |)«-oji!e of utti-mpt i> y the German» to cheek to the allies, lias been checked, the “ut the St. Johns river route. "It la not a question of evidence. Seminole county. ilie Russian advance, it is »aid, was ( he °f thp moal important mat- Your Honor," »aid Jtfhn il Godin, French war Office «nys. It is to bo hoped that the puoptn All accounts agree that the toil ol unsuccessful. j/* 0 l *le entiro meeting was then juror number nine. "We have gone of the whole county will take an in­ No word has come uji to early scusied, that of making Sanford a over the evhienee carefully and we human life exacted in the crucial terest In the fair and if possible tho struggle is enormous. Three mead­ afternoon of the lighting at Tsutg“ «ng point and »everal ideas were cannot roach a verdirt." fair should« be held In February of tau, where a small German garrison vatircd that will eventually bring The Justice thanked the jury i»r ows near Os tend, a British corrcsnext year us it will be the means of is attemptong t«i »U»nd oil at tanks CHASE «& CO. To get official its attention to the evidence and pondent fej»eata, are heiija*«! with ■cii t0 «»"ford. attracting one of tin* largest crowds by land and hui from the combined German dead. 0n oo the matter the following then discharged it. i/ct first pape montimi ils to Sanford that Dm city bit- ever Japanese and British forceUv-ent There is no worii frnm the remain-, Mtth-l-t,ee _*** a l*Pointed: F W. f, r «ri Die il tu- of baule, strclifilng r t p - . r t s Dmt r e l n t i o i i s l . i - i w i . : ? < b » u a tlir larRust adwrtiscrs in k no wn Prominent Kduralnr Here n II ' V ' ^ ^ines, A. P. ( onbay«- all tin* fruit», vegetables, prof S h e l t o n P h i l l i p s of \\ 111■- 1«•! t•• il.. South ami cast a c r o « » F r a l i . .- a m i J a j * a t l w. r«- bamg - ' r a i u . l w. -.today's issilo. Ilio ad­ liveW'«•stuck, •" i ' h . »“„ i , ' " ' " “ ' u ' " ' s " " " r" ami inspertor of rural seboid» «*t t•« thè «dgc of Switaerluml etc , that any tit her sec­ Ap ........................1 by word fr««m l’.kiu vertisement may bo found iiii ni-ter tion of the state cun boast and a fair an./'* 1Uj l>- xa¡J] gjy . n s muker F l o r i d a was bere severa) d a y » " f I»-* 1 |».»r**««t ly boih'»l«l«*s are UWaitiiig tlu tb.it the Ubine-«- for.-lgn in February will demountruje to lbo bad demanded t ii«surrender «ri a on page '2 dr ¡Î. her* ^ r t r f * 80CM' M»1' 6 t u t h e m e m - w e e k loo k !n g u f t u r ’ sch o o l m t e r e s l» o u t e o m e of the ron tlict toglile iio rtb , world that we haye the goods and Japanese torpedo boat breaihed by upon which depends future plans of •Bd 4#n<* V**^0r* iff a few weeks Hu had not firtlsh'ed his tour of are not ashamed to show them. tin; Germans to escape destruction campaigning, although it Ì» proba bit t. i f f * ** ’ * * Uvn ? ' ” ) Prominont men will be Seminole county last Saturday and Special Notice that heavy .lighting still is in prog-fhy the Japanese » ««.s'1 ^ * l ^ nd thi*-' T Gi» will be as yet we have.not learned what he A message from Berlin confirmed Announcement * mru get together meeting and thinks of our rurul schools but from gr«*»s to the portli of Verdun, where T he H erald w ill on each recent reports that General von Tho Literature Dept, of the Wo m­ the army of the German crown what ho did see he gavo a most ex­ DrollLmt¡mlH'^,’ tnembora und an's (fiub will meet at Libraryd a y call atten tio n to the to w i l l ’ * ^ r a U r s will bQ there cellent account and the school board jirince is making n desperate c/Tort Moltke was no longer acting as chief of the German general staff. Owing' Club Booms on Oak avenue Wednes­ to pierce the front litio. coun«„ and Seminole «u n ty T n .vS* . ni°i’d ; a m i n o l e and teachers and the coyilty super­ larg e st advertisem ent in to his illness, it was Ttuid. his jriace day, Oct. 28th, at 2:45. New mem­ Reports from the cuttern front in­ o„ 10 the former committee intendent of Seminole county can was being filled by General von the current issue. bers arc cordially urged to bo preadicate that the greatest battle, of the rr*niemenu were added l he well *be proud of the schools that »*m« of Q ent. J-'alkenhayne. war In that area is impending. AusW. Blackweldcr and have been intrusted to them. • ' A A .* t.i ■s THÉ ‘SANFORD COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD BIG MEETING THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR _ _ _ PROPOSITION TODID BE HELD THIS YEAR IN FORM OF STREET FAIR SU M M A R Y OF T H E WAR �TUB SANFORD HKHALD P AGE TWO o r r o n F R 27 . ion Why America Does Not TH E CHRISTMAS SHIP Sympathize With Germany FOR EU R O PE’S CHILDREN A SANFORD SHOULD T A K E PAR T IN THIS GREAT PH ILANTH RO PY ♦ ♦ LETTUCE HAMP E R S ♦ H, o ♦ ♦ To the Editiy of The Herald: of war as an in dispensable and of development There seems tn he considerable, stimulating law surprise and tint a b u i e resent Ime lit must lie repeatedly emphasized," or ♦ on the part of our (iernian friends ug.un. "Huge urinatm-nts are in t • ♦ "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto j will nol jingle on the frosty air in because America does not aympa- themselves desirable. They are the one of the least of these, my h r e t h - 't h e black forest, and the snows of thize with the Fatherland in the most necessary precondition of our ---- -- _______ It is u most ren. ye have done it undo me. St. the Russian steppes will he un, 1iiwful crisis which now is upon her. national health." ................. '.V trodden by the good saint's gallop-' Mn>' 1 hnve “ snchp* Of y o u r . D'rnble book, ajid shows the mill­ Matthew xxv, 40. f f * >«| ing reindeer. Stockings will h a n g , v » ^ » h l e space, urn! a few minutes mrist nation in its most warlike and ♦ One of Chicago s great papers. I he T h is s e a s o n w e a r e h a v i n g o u r >our readers patience, in at- aggressive guise. ♦ Herald, is to be commended for limp and e m p t y in many a French I Now. 1 leave it with our German • «•ottnge and the smoky chimneys of|‘ cml’t to lhro* u liltU* 0 ght « 1 »«« starting the ball to* rolling which friends if it is to be expected that a h a m p e r s m a d e to s p e c if ic a t io n s No this very perplexing situation? will gather up the m?ist useful, most England will know him not. country like America, which, in its ♦ The President has counseled neu­ doll for little J a n e and no rod mit­ needed and most sensible Christmas trality on the part of our people; best expansion, stands for brother- ♦ gifts which have ever been distrib­ tens for Brother John. No soldiers but what kind of neutrality is it hood and fair play is to sympaT hey, a re uted since Santa Claus began to all red and shining, that Karl had that wu~should abserve? As Hon. thize with this sort of philosophy _ » _ i hoped for! Oh, what a mockery a t mnke his annual rounds to the chit* A. S. Hardy, ex-MiiHi»+**r. ro Pmriar-w*bmh haa -firmi GirU n h i t i n o . ¿f-at----- dreiKof men - .As-this •H~of Interest this Cliristrnastidef h> these principias Greece, SwTlzrTt!tTaF*mid—Sin frr tins to every home we feel tha t .thjft cul- _„"X4;L each little hoy a n d . each said:. "NcuUaiiLy, the se ns e-of spjdT progress in peace, good will nnd umn coiild not be put to better use little girl be a Kris Kringle; - isnft the' Pri'Milrnt's proclamation, is a international fraternity? Are they this week thnn in giving n deseriP* that a fine thought? Wouldn’t you legal term applying to the conduct consistent with the motive spjrit . tion of t h e - e nterprise air it npprnrs love to be that great saint? Would of those not parties to the war. of American life and popular gov- <4> 5 in the Chicago-Hernld, the jinper not you^love to put your gifts in a Neutrality, in the sense of Ids later erhmervl? Can they be tin* basis of ’ ■ which originated the s ch iW e 'a hd i* sleigh and ta ke the reins in your appeal to" the American people, human freedom (or the highest adnow carrying it out to a successful hands and drive the reindeers over counseling the repression of opin­ vancemertt? Can anyone blame • ♦ '7 the roofs of the houses, slipping ions, is another matter. * * * The such a nation us our own for not .ending.* It says : * ' ♦* An "When d a d d y goe* to work each down the chimneys and leaving your strictest observance of the laws of sympathizing with Germany? morning you expect him* to come gifts for those who badly need them? neutrality cannot prevent the forma­ an editor of a great American week­ "Can you do It? Of course you homo at night. You would be vary tion of tha t verdict which is called ly has said: "WUh all our ndmiracan. You can help load the sleigh public opinion." Anri, so a large tion for German achievemonta “In sod if he did not, wouldn't you? T h e y c o s t n o m o r e t h a n t h e o th e r "Over ill Europe, where kings rule, and you can » h u t your eyes and feel part of the American press has learning and in practical affairs, we the reins in y o u r -fingers nnd drive millions of fathers are being sent to aided in forming that public opin­ are not easily drawn toward a cul­ k in d . Y o u r l e t t u c e w i ll c o m m a n d work by the kings—the work of war. the reindeer up and down the lanes ion which, so fur, seems to be on ture which is intolerant of other in England, lined with thatch-roofed i The kings tell them to go and fight tin1 side of the allies. And, why? types of human development." m o r e m o n e y if y o u u s e o u r h a m p e r s . With the hope that these few and they have to go, even If there cottage*, through the vineyards" of When we gel hack to the motive France and the stubble fields of is no one left at home to earn mon­ that apparently inspired the Ger­ statements may enlighten some who T' e y to pay the rent, and buy food and Belgium, across the white mantled man leaders we are not at a ll - s u r ­ are now in perplexity, I remain Yours sincerely, clothing. Hundreds of thousands of stretches of Russia, up and down prised that much opposition in our ♦ F P. STRONG fathers will never come home to the •Highways of Germany, over the land is manifest ♦ their little boys and girls. They will hills of , Austria. und . . along the frozen . No one can deny that the entire ♦ __ ¡ , ,, .' , .. be kilted by the fathers of other Danube to the hervían *pe as an ts world is debtor to the fertile and but, stopping to leave a surprise little boys und girls, who do not patient .m in d of the Teuton for W a r e h o u s e s a t S a n f o r d a n d B e a r d a ll really hate them, hut who kill be­ for your little brother and sister much th a t wo count of great value, X cause they have heen ordered to jlo whoso father is dead. in all lines of industrial, commercial, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ <$♦ t f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ "You may live to he a hundred mental nnd even religious activity. so. GOOD LADIES OF FLORIDA "You will have a Merry Christ- years old, you m ay travel over the The genius of the German, as n pion­ WILL PUSH THE msis. You are looking forward to world and see its wonders and de­ eer in so many good things, is not SALES lights, but never will you have such jn (, y estion, nor is it to be forgotten, the day when Christ wns born. You ' 1 Rut what motive is back of all this know that father and mother will a journey us th a t. , be with you on tha t day You know "How can you do alt this? greatness? What purpose do the Jacksonville, Fla , Oct L", that Santa Claus will rome.friim the "Just in tliu easiest kind of u wuj I German leadurs have in it all, and Following the publicity health frozen north, his sleigh laden with But you've got to do it yourself to |how would they nttain that purpose? gifts for you. get the real joy of it Earn money Let us examine three of the lead work of tin* State Federation of "Have you stppped to think what to buy the presents or make them or» of German thought to discover Women’s Clubs, the National Asso­ ciation for the Study and Preven­ is going to huppen on Christmas day yourself. Every boy knows how to that motive. to the children of Europe whose earn money so be may go to the cir The first i* Nietzsche. th> prophet tion of Tuberculosis hus just organSanta CJbum fell dead on the battle­ cus Ask father to let you split the of "The will to power," of l |ized the Red l tons Seal Commission field when father dropped with a kindling, carry in the coal, carry out "Superman" uud of the "Master of Florida. The object of the com­ bullet in his heart—the father whose the ashes, look after the furnace- ' Morality," which makes it the pnv- mission is tn light the White Plague kis,s and cheery, ‘ Up. Iney hoots, and make him p a y you for it Save ilege of the superior being to exalt in the stute, and as first step n this Kris Kringle has been here!* once the pennies tha t are given you for himself at t hr expense of thif weak direction it is centering its attention upon the coming sale of Red Cross awoke them on Christ's birthday? r an dy Deny yourself something without pity If denounced Clin "For these bereaved children there "If you are a girl couldn't you Dan morality, as nffb'fltY TCYhc Kringle. His sleigh knit a pair of gloves or socks or com "laves bed insane; hut the > The seal formerly used by the II fort era? Wouldn’t it he good to leavrn of bis influence has worked Womens Flubs bus been discon-’ R O T T I , EUS OF SODA W A T E R S AND know that the glove are keeping in German (bought und contributed tinned and all forces will join in sell­ not a little to the ft-elmg of su peri ing the American Red Cross Christ­ warm a pair of little hands like yours Would n ’t it lit- fine to know of it y and luntemjit for other people mas Seal, which will be sold in o\ery that the comforters are covering whtih has been quite characteristic state in the Union. frosted ears anil protecting delicate a feature of recent utterance» Last year fourty-four millions of The second name is th a t of Hem- these little messengers of good health throat»? For twenty were sold in the roun-try at one rrnt "And you must have some toys rich von Trcitsehke that have outgrown their charm for .wars n was a most hrillmnl and each yielding over J 100,000 (or the S o l e Ak'enls for O r a n t e City S p r i n g M i n e r a l Waler NinetyThen there l is pujiular professor in Berlin Univer­ Aqji Tuberculosis Fund. Senil them. you. RH O N E 21 sity. lei luring to proclaim a , the nine per 1I'#’Ill l»f l ill1* proceeds n|f the Ask nnothc r thing you CI! H 1lo mission of (ii-rumm tin inniiering „,i|. 1n Flon-l.t Aj! 1 remain i n 1fil­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ++ -M fu t her Kllll ill *i hw to In g Santa Eng to 1.«• UiimI 1tl the trulli “ Ü*ai list (Ta ui to give to a ho> or girl tn the leadership of the world iiitid. he insisted, was their enemy I Uhff c uloaln, liti per t «*Ikt l>i'l!i|£ fi* Europi one of l hr {ills tl .it and must lie t rushed and despoiled lumini io Naliotiul hetttli|uiirtcrii to tended fur you. " ’Y’cs, 1 hear you say, 'I will be Obedience to the state, ho asserted, pay for the printing Tind distribu­ Sanfn Claus tn those poor little or­ pi the whole duty of the citizen; war tion of the seals ami advertising phan children.’ And then you ask. is the weapon- the mailed first, the material. The amount of work done 'B u t how ran my gift reach the child instrument of God’s will. "Goji will by the Commission in HU 5 w'il! deFull actions Conducted by the that needs it?" By the train und by sue to ii that wur always recurs us i pond largely upon the readiness i nm Benedictine * u drastic medicine fur the human with which men. women and rlulthe bout a by the train again Preps, * a»tor Prof von Trettschke » » » <tr«-n lend their assistance by purFathers And then >ou s a y again But the rnce." mereiai it ' 1 (**• papers say that English ships and stone deuf, but u twin of gentnl life, chasing the seals TF.R nÍ s 1-225.00 leal . , French ships and Gcrmtdi ships, intensely ubsorjicd in n propaganda. \ .. all armed with cannon, will stop the the fruits of which are seen in the the newly organized organization m reigf^ of terror which has followed in speaking of plans for the sale boat carrying m y gift.' the army in Belgium and France. " T h e y will not. said,* "We expect to have the seals TOR CATALOGUE ADDKCSS KCV. DIRECTOR "England' ami France and Ger­ There ran be no qpc;tion but what oft sale in every city, Village ajid m an y intend to sa lu te the boat that he hkd much to do with forming the humlot in the State by December. 2 • * . '* * is carrying your gift—not to »top it. ideals and wnr program of the pres­ Every community, no matter how By putting a N A - Y'our ship will be a ship of good ent emperor, who addressed his small, will be given an opportunity And nil the countries at war ‘troops on this wise ns they went to jokn in this campaign for better T I O N A L M A Z D A w*ill. against the Chinese Boxers: "When health by using quantities of the will dip their (Inga to it ns surh. L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E come into contact with the en­ seals." LAM P in every socket. "All you have to do is to provide you th* gifts. The Chicago Herald will emy, strike him down. Quarter’ is C o r n e r P a r k A v e n u e and S e co nd S t r e o t Among the following members of 1 •** * look after all other details. It will not to be given. Prisoners are not the Commission will he noted the C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L U K I N D S OF H E A V 4 A U L IN C : .Three times the light organize a burtmu which will answer to* bo made. Whoever fulls into name of Dr. Ellen L. Stevens, who is your hands is into your hands de­ questions. W r ite to the Christ­ Largo supply of H o t s o s , Mules, well 'known for her work along ’o f carbon lamps for the your mas Snap Editor for help. It will livered." W a g o n s and H a rn es s always The third name is that of Gen. public health lines: see that our gift reaches the boat same light bill. Chairman, F. C.* Groovtr, J a c k ­ on hand F o r - S a l e or Exchange th a t will take it to Europe. It will Friedrich von Uernhardi, who in sonville; Vive Chairman, Mr». T. V. 1911 published the hook "Germany see that your gift, is put into hands A» B l a c k s m l t h l n g and W a g o n R e p a i r i n g I n connection.^ N A TIO N A L M A ZD A t h a t will place It in ’ the fatherless, and the Next War." He set forth Moore, Miami; Dr. John D. Mc­ on Christmas morning.’ And the theme of Germuny'it d u t y of ex­ Rae, Tamjm'; Mrs. Thos. M. Shucklc LAM PS are used on ihome t will Jc)f every d a y all about what tension und lcuderaliip by w ar - the ford, Tullahnhsse«*; Secretary Treas­ Dr. Ellen L. Slevet’ts,'^Jack­ of armed and nggressivo urer, battleships and aero­ other hoys and girls In our country doctrine sonville; Members, Mr. W. M. John­ Pan-Germanism. Headings of some are doing in this work of love. planes because they are " J u s t think w h a t a brave .sight of the chapter» Of his book were, son, Gninesvillc; Mrs. Walter P. CorSTANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH ship will make thLt:csrriM your "The Character of Qur NcxX War," J>ett, Dr. It. H, McGirinis, Jackson­ the only lami>s which ¿ho’ ville; Dr. J. Y. Porter, ’ Key Wont; gift to Europe! - C a n you picture if "The Next Naval War," " P r e p a r a ­ William Ilocker, Ocala; Dr. are rugged enough to laden with thousands and thousands tion . for the Naval W ar. " The S.Mrs.R . Mallory Kennedy, Rabbi Wpt. neutrality of Belgium and Holland presents from the children of Ackerman, Pensacola; Miss Kate V. stand the jars and vi­ of is frankly spdken of as "o n ly a pa­ America? It will he olllcered nnd No. M>_ DAILY No. 82 No. 86 Jackson, -Mr. W.'G. Bcorein, Tampa. per bu lw ark ." llo ¿peaks of the manned by-fathers of little hoys and brations. 7:55 p.m. Lv. Jacksonville...... ....... 8:30 a. ni.. .... 2:20 p.m...... girls who rtih j u k e c a r e ' t h a t it'safc- necessity of# defeating France "no L2:10 a.m 12:45 p.m. ....... 0:25 p.m...... Ar. Savannah ....... , i l y reaches the" countries* which are decisively t h a t the wou^d be com­ For China Stand. 8:0» p-m pelled to renouheo her alliance .with .10:15 a.m. . When one hn# a clR The same sort or dur- |BUnk in the »mu of .war. ham umbrella Ar. Richmond........... ........ 5.25 a.nv 11:5fl p.mThe text of his plea ■tand It Is' a wise plan- to pluce a Ar. Washington... . ... 9:00 a,m. ..... 1:35 p.m"Everybody who ace* it will know Euglund.” l¡tni :t.m able efficient lamps may whnt 2:57 p.m. 0:50 p.m. it Is; fo r'it will fly two (lags. might he seen In these Buyings of tRionge In the bottom “of the Jar to Ar- New York keep It front being cracked or broken. be obtained here for One will bo your flag, the flag you ! No. 82.- -Florida & West Indian Limitée! Free Reclining Steel i hi. r 1 h> love, the beautiful Stars and Stripes. ( "C ourts of arbitration ure per- The sponge not only prevents It from Washington—Electric Lighted nnd Fans. broken, but also absorbs the homes, offices and fac­ " T h e other, too, wjll bo your flag. 1nicious delusions," or "T h e imivil- • being’ water which drips’ from the umbrella. No. SC.—Pulmetto Limited—Free Steel Reclining Chuir Cars to Washing***1* It will be a white flag, .n ity snowy abloness, the ^idealism, the blessing ■ - * ■. Electric Lighted and Fans.. tories. * ’ ■ . 'm t * # m 1-1 golden surface skill bw a.tingle golden Uses of Kangaroo*. . No. 80.—Coast Line Florida Mall—Local Sleeper to Savannah. star, the 'Star of Hope.’ The motto DRINK In’ Australia kangaroo farming Is an on tha t flag will be the one word, DRINK Steel Pullman Cars of ’the highest diym operated ori all trains. Alima* Important Industry. Tho bides are Coast Lino Dining Cars operateti on Traînes 82. and 86. 'Inasmuch.' Aak father ami mother valuable, and tho tendons extremely ' • to re»d the sentence in the Bible fine; Indeed, they are the beat known For information and Pullman reservations apply to your local agent of writ* ** * * . T■ I with which tha t word begins." to surgeons for sewing up wounds, and especially for bolding broken bonca A.-W. FRITOT, Division Passenger Agent together, being much finer and tough­ 136 W e s t Bay S (.. Jacksonville. FU DRINK er than catgut DRINK """ CLEAN, . LIGHT, - STRONG, * A TTRA C TIV E • %■ Chase &Company RED CROSS STAMPS I [J ¡Sanford C o ca -C o la B o ttlin g St. Leo College, ( o. St. Leo, Pasco County, Honda Halloween HAND BRO THERS Atlantic Coast Line 3 -D A I L Y TRAIN S E A S T -3 Sanford Light & Fuel Company HOPark Ave. . Try. a Herald �’ ’ ■ ‘ »b. m ii OCTODKR 27, 1914 l * about people and e v e n t s ■ . . . • •.. - • ‘ ”« ' * THE SANFORD IIERAI.D Howard and Mr I¿eslíe Tolar Br van lie that a|i|ieared i ti tiie Barnes ville, Mr» • •a , Iin per will he of llltereHl to the I.....I lo o #Mi«« i o in i « I »I• Kinxoit w,1 || ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ! » * ♦ » ♦ A N N O U N C E M S IN T TO G R O W E R S ma in Sanford friends of the young i^v « I pi nV.,11 a ipl fa n il v tin •V couple • , mo. ! o I lll«l f tow I.......... or« BEING A R E S U M E OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS. In- the Fi!r»t Baptist Vliureh at M> « a V■-f«lie 't 111*V I \o Ponghi ♦ •’> 10 o'eloek Wednesday afternooii 11. • ■ I r ! . «« I Pt VJ r « U P -T O -D A T E 1 *1 11« i .«Per .'t«f M -- \ mia ll'iw.i-t <^* M« lotirit. ibiughtir el Mr a lid Mror lomm uniration«» for thin Column Shonlfi In* Mark • <l '' hi h h I «litor •> I’honrti to .Mr*. It. A. Tcrhrun, I'honc J d j Mor gun Howard, wan untied in mar­ \ g tu«« 1 1, « n . . i r t , M W 1,0 An «•rtiar.tr»-«i force nf ennipptpnt, cxpcriibUT-d, IjoiuI- ♦à ♦ nane lo Mr l.exlie ‘Polar Itryan of be,* lit gne. t ot .Mr« s l.a * • d .stlo in en Ihr»ap lim it the E lettri S ta te s and ♦> Sanford. Fla. The «*,,-aspiri wan one SiUI Height « lias '-till j • •I to her. ♦ Missionary Union ••••o fai*,hii*- I., i! i \111» ,iji|i>.i ii t iiia-nt _ ( 'anuda. ♦ • \ . w ■in \ A very ddightful and enjoyable lor tin» ciii. u i . i •• **, n,i ♦ tt •••* y*«v of • harm, bea Ut v anil rotivi vtaJlt > ip* It >. I hr *a ut umn *nn «hone bright and ♦ .,, , , i. unj0n meeting of the* mls®ionar> ern ment ♦> warm with a toni ti of till'« llow glow I ‘ u p J k . m ü j í r u > t i u n e r s in a l l e a r l o t m a r k e t s , I» I. l'oli ... ........... I **., r * , or),ti........ I the Mythodmt. Baptist. that it i» I- «ir 11ni* ii i*'ittioli tii.it ♦» lo tile ne 1111«g «lili Villi lopped the ( hurt ti o f (^mi fi. in l i r i c i i||\t■ !(•■ ! «•ver i,t Sunlonl ov ❖ i'onsrt'i!» t iomtl and Presbyterian The bride, in her brunette• type eral « « « I I I ' ! week, the g ’le-t of hl« An experience extending over a period of th irty ♦ t* eburche* wait held nl tlw Preshy- for the name |iurpuse " ♦ > never tippeared more attractive, sisli r Mr« .1 II Cowan, w hile en years, „.rian manle Friday afternoon, with At the close <>f tti<« prognini. Mr« ♦ ♦ • dressed m her going uway fgnwu of mulo Irmi» Itnmmey, West \ irtyniiu, ,bt. Woman*» Society of the W hitner atiiiotiioeil that tin« gavel, ♦ brown doth and golden bat carrying byterian church an hostess. tne ust.(1 upon till« occasion fur the nr«t • A ll enable ( ha.se & Co. to jjivo the Florida growers ♦ „mnie parlor* were very attractive time had heen made of a pirra* nf sliowvir bouquet of t-r*d*»^r « n< r t u L a .. . ■ „ ' ■»••ruu® t u u w , » . ,.gaiu at ' a a «.* .»s-«si3 M .-s « K ia c e w .- n r .'^ n ii- - » — lillieu o f the : u tw-t .ni, n . ■ ■•».. j a p a w »ith a profusion of red rones, potted |u m |„.r i............ . .......a. ♦> *m-*-t-— - « — I w . ' » ***........................i v. naide to Ït& ' ....... . Ma" " T «*■* « 1 ; sent eri h) Mr I.......o V. hV T '%- ^ ** » effect. A large gathering reapomled \Noinan « MiNNiiotarv Suriet v * • \ Moiolo won admiration for her i|ueen „ • ____ — > h ,, • I. . IV i» 1 1 ••• i* r •• tl «*«• II« «»I»** r m o l i d o i ' i i n t . It is “service” a;ul ‘‘re su lts” which h ave caused the ^ ■•r tninnnni JCHt .util hit »he • vote of that.hN mi- i-xiended Mr l> appearance in ehurnieuse. eontM* la-ola Orr of l.owi.«hurg. volume of Chase & C’o’s. husjne§§ to increase Presbyterian society and a cordial Venutile (or hi t tonight fulne** ami hined with lace, carrying shower Tenu . has arrived in Sanford to take txi h<»ne t of white roses The brides-j spirit of cooperation and friendliness I uipfu| K¡ f, earh vcitl* utllil they are today the largest and mil ids. Misses (Tladyx Bryan of San ­ I ijp ber duties a« te.n tier in t he prevailed that was delightful. The I’ne irv Depart meut. ^ strongest independent shippers of Florida pro- ♦ delight IIII tlieriioon lO so d ford.' Flu . Ella Barker of T u ll a - 1 gui-sts were receive'd b y Mesdatnes i ♦ ducts, w ith business still growing. ♦ with a pen«d of «,„•»ability, during Tenn . ami Miss Sallif HowHarrold, Knsterhy and Peek. Mrs. t which ti im* Mr- *!*«•r \\11It r render aril of Bartlesville wore attractive M *' ami Mrs. J. P. llcnfroe spent ^ .$* j N. Whitner presided over the ed very sweetly two solos, " M y i gowns of yellow crepe do chine, car­ t h t Week end in Sunford the guests' meeting with gracious dignity and Home is Where the Heather blooms" rying yellow chrysanthemums. of their son, Mr. Harvey Ucnfroe. ♦ ' in a few well chosen words wel­ Y and "If 1 But Knew." Miss Minnie The best man to the groom was They returned to Richiami on Moncomed tho visitors in behalf of the O ur local rep resen tatives w ill be glad to explain our «Iny Devlin gave un excellent number on Mr. W. A. Carlton of Arcadia, -Fln. woman’s socioty of the PrcHbytcriun ♦ the piano. Refreshments were .system , which in addition, to highest average The ushers were Mr. Joe Smith, church. Mi»» Bessie Long presided i ♦ served und the meeting ended with net resu’t», means- prompt and full retu rn s. Luther Barrett, Robert Howard* of *’st the piano. Tha meeting opened Mr M. M Gregg of Wilmington, fordial expressions of appreciation , Bartlesville am) Harrell Melton of N i , r« turned home tin* U tt e r part » with the hymn "Onward, Christian of the splendid program and gra' Ma ron »oliliers,” followed by Scripture rend- 1(,jou of t III W «•«• k hospitality of i he members of ♦ ing. after which Itev. Dr. Brown'ee () The ribbon bearers were Misses Woman’s Misstonurv Society offered prayer in behalf of nussiorr» Dorothy Jones, Marie Smith* ami Dr \rm»troug and family left for ♦ Mrs. Whitner announced that the Mary .Iordan Each of the««« maul t -la* •- • ville I od.iy o n I l i e | r la Mn* I . ♦ 1 1 *t•i i r i¿ ,Nmi|| i r program h i the afternoon would le ell' were "pellt beauties" III white t In* It *vt r v n* w M *id ♦ Itev alni Mis I . |' «Strong were lingerie ilr«-»s,*s will yellow ribbon "The A wakenings and Beginnings with groo-ries f.itnv The two little tloWcr girl- strewing ♦ of Missions," Mrs (' It. \\ alker fur "showered' Dr ••"*■ and .•••*». Mr.-*. R. Bon« are •» »C. «.o»«er the I'ongregutionnl church gave a and st.ipl,. hy the tm-tidu-r« of I lie the path for the bride’s appearing p ••• church Thursday were little Misses KnthBnc Langford cozily established a t hoUHekeeping nt ♦: ' fine paper on "Carey and Foreign Congregational S A L E S O F F IC E --J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLA. It wan u complete sur­ and Frances Holmes and ndded H02 Magnolia Avenue. Missionary Societies,*' dealing with evening. ♦ f prise to the recipients, ns the steady the early life and later struggles of greatly to the heluty of the scene in ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ tramp of many feet was the first in­ Carey, the tirat missionary to In­ their innocent purity Mr and Mrs H M Wounily. who timation that something unusual dia. An excelbmt paper was read on Mi-- \iino- Kai«- >imvi |ircside*| h.»v* pent ttieir wint«-r» in Sanford l'ir«l to at ‘Judson mid the Haystack Band" i was about tn huppe-, a I tin* organ and with delicate touch for .i number of years are up from by Mrs. V T W hieless for the rive was a great tug. beautiful alid clhi'leticv rendered a beautiful l»«*r» .f.tr-f for .« few d.ivs Th* v will t he baptist society, giving an interesting pumpkin, almost too heav y , *t• r to r l**r.I f*,r 11„. progr i iii ill iim-Ii Mr W \ reí i. donor tn * i-r t 1 .«» g-.n * l 'In outline nl tin« life ami work of this, win*. • l'f*ml lr .atig Oh Promise Me' 1 1 1 f .,* i ii.,. I . .| ..II thr t;r«t \on-rican missionary to <n «■«•liter ..I til. 0 ib *r voue folhiwed by Mr- Rob­ either siile hv .« tieauliful .«rrav of 0 nr the In Id. at Burmah, India I’ll Promise i III (lower» for I hi- o.einli, ' w Iiiim ert Howard singing Complete abstracts from the records of Mr» 1. It Philips, for t he Method-i * a r 11-i 11 .. * ». •*. i ,ji i n v , il* I wt.i*h iinpr* . *1 i to* andiem e wiili THIS WINTER'S FASHIONS lit »orn-ty followed willi a [uipi.r «• the -a* redness o( the vows to. to over tile common necessities ui Di« Or.Tntie and Seminole Counties. T.txes entitled ' Some Early Martyrs." WON’T SHOW SO MUCH. ■V made at mtirnag«* altar was there too. and then tintubi.* Beginning with the martyrs of t tie I i* tiur* i* w.«—t.«-Illy decoruted full !•*ft g! I tilled n|' a II pib s of paid for non-residents. « early I hristian i-ru. Mr« Philips good thing« io -in, h I In- reverend with firii-, siflilav itu*| gol'ietl ro*l St » I- ftmlulum S *s **j » Dj l I* to MiJ. dselt upon tjie sdf sarritires, hard­ n i VV»,. ol D'.leny pantry . to -ay nothing *.| the jog of under an ar* h daintily decorated 1 <. W. GOODRIt H. Manager. ships and exile of the noble no-n and with sod foliagi uml «lalsies w i l h ib'll, tous (re* ii fili 1k hv tin* tit i< women who had blazed the trail, love liir*l sijs| lob i i n I hi* *enter, i \v M l i l l s f . . r I I I I - . 1 ^ I I , ! . . I . , , 111* llilicr Will! r* vu«* ii % t r^ » V e r v »Ill«* for the missionaries of today, touch lit < b r Wtil* t: I lie ha pp V * «m ph* «tu o rl • in thing \l • t.)••> «i D I» hnur rv iPg upon t lie lives of t'aruj»', Ju d i inpr .su* ring *»T m"' L*_ .u—«.--»-ii«*<i»«.ir»*vt TTT.ir ff. rr, í i, -T .i %;• 1 . i h* • ■1 dun '■g i •on, Moif.it, Morrison .«nil mu* ■ s|l, t*l ,«t il" : •;%r W1,1. 11 v» IS perl* im "T I*-. "T>r V ! ..... ll'll. .* „ I l||s| I. |||.m|i -I «•t fris-Ml* a t •• I to P> gatti« •ring 'f I In- early martyrs to In Moni rn-f .*»■ ........ gmi n iH'llliiuy |s *Uh d|N|n*r-ed * ot, gratula 11 n g I In m dia, Africa. I hina Mexico and even 1'.*- lio „ln.itIon , í if guests to « ll i li l.l.l li-i . n large a t t e n d a t i that it had ln*eii a ioinpb‘te •IT d Elliott to our own American Tti plea -alii I lo* .i sil.* "lis, t v * I. ale I I» i n«l tlitii wit*,. -• it** l.tppv n,.im.ig* .uni surprise I I I 1h«- |>.«-' or at di.'.n« II,. itl» «i l l'of tío " i'lialm- »■•■til hiw ifi I*».i*it tul <lipl.iv ol I..« lid-.i me gill-o W,*|| t*,-l**v«-*l I ' III * Mt iiittm, and tliiic oí foiir yiud« The i «-1 paper was given by Vk«s on grog.11ion bespeak tin- popularity of both brulé lti**uiid tile lil ilí al lililí . Is l o t*e fi C • Woodruff of the Presbyterian • *| groom * -' ; *«1 n s a -a* l . *1 lli' l llnlloli ||i|s vi 11| church giving a brief ami un e-i May their pinoti be one «if con­ i• r tu inllailt 'H utinlrulK* Ih ih! n /in i tn « ing outline of Missions in l*«ou The merriagi •* M i " Iren« B*>«:i tinued ha ppincs-s and may God l*lc-s H lili- tío* |•••11*• • I ehli-m lile vv niel Thi», too was a (ine puper showing iI belle Hr ■I i Mr Marin. I and gui'b tb.-ir life's voyage much thought ami careful situi • f i I Ill’s |s tile «le* ree cent allo Ii. Ilie- I■•« it e i u \ • \ **t k c i t y hurí h marriag­ I he \l t. Ihe ihr missionary situât.on of tint Ml of r.H * - l I.- I«n*I* I ■. t*v ferian ill I to- W Pi *1 es. orti *1 H ■ i •I•t cid rrnturv I h»* pujier- wer* Un i «I ** .- • W >1-1 . ait, I . it*. I I It..- • nv-i • •• r* -i i *.k* in I*»-, - i n . I ■i m' ” *• ' * l , i . i n *i .., -1, 1*1 • I •» • I !.. t , *'l I« I tI * • ttu **— • ; -. -, i i io I* III Ilo I If• «I >f 1* Mito ............ W * n u"i I .............. « * I» A Hiel l ' t lllpll-t. villosi* un'Ilo Mr* Whitner hri* fly «umiiied op them l>i>ii V U ) *t K* «III l III* «» i ui «nal Mr ami Mr» Ermral Krupp hu.v«- • an * gow n» for American vvoineii * h) stating that "\Ve know, that a* rimmiy Mr mid Mr.», Raille» will returned to Sanford nml will make The 1ill 1l«-l i u trails •he humun rnce ha« bien divided lie at home after Ni ill I hi t hei tutore honte herí1 They will Plicoiirilgelllelll |s giteli lo «veiirlnu* '••n petti **ils .*« a rît* in- of v isti« Hillsboro. Ta it »*.. II -oh at tuf* Pim avenue l‘l w KH VN^ vs ili .iti k i ¡.\ w HI ItE < i-:ng il........... Il i •• ii'il lupi toil **„ I** Mu* I .*-1**i*i a I* w it at <| vv i f» r 1;ii fil ••I a n m w. 1 •Ilk* » 1V 1. *<\ *.i i,* „■ ti*.* Thc O n l y E x c l u s i v e B i c y c l e H o u s e in S a n f o r d ! • '« *1«*ii«K 1*rid.*v - * ■ »I iKtl.l I*.« III . -i t. a lien litt»line* tilt •I il,t- litr th*|. \ I *114%h\ fr. f •! Hi* » *r . • •Of » I* • fV »-i.n • ■ W |s . j*, i,* , * • .r • ..... . • • i • ¿ * i ha I •<5l *. . 1 . I¿ L.f. .« 11**r VV111• t, 1• * * i.i I11•u u 1*1« ■sitili I l.f - L 11 1«. * I-"*••«i ph.iiw 4i ; i <1.. ■' . HI•»» li») III» 1•..|t •ln \%••in«i i,.*t t*. Mis- I libia Vi. ol* M *** r ve«| a tid I'* at MO N T C O M E ¡{ V Mr l i b . -t ....... I >I. .*,*<. p Ii.nle goni! ni g il! ; I* 1, •-*Il • tilt III« *»1\If f*r i it •«ili Ml live I* • io • un v i* Moti r hai Curl was a g r a - * I rlVf of Ml\ hit ÌM- till Dilli VV. Igll AdverasinM ( »in im n j, I n c .. hoim- ol .Mis. A igual n-* hjaiit.* '••'«*1 (ifr lid«. JarkMiiil'.lr. 11«. Sanford Height««. 'I'he marriage will «•imi« h«i«t and it wa® thè b«-»t pirt . h e l.-rfl polUi«l* toil It Mollili be et Ile wa» thè reri pian t "f « it* mii* for a woman four feet >l\ ludi* Cash o r I n s t a l l m e n t s lie a ipiict, home atfiiir. only t lie ever 3 ,'cyclo R e p a i r i n g • - nul liitieli lighter III W.-Igtil family and inti mate friend- «if i h* inimli'-r of |ire»ent» fr«»ni In» yOung \ <Irculirr *l»lrt I« more Im««I«•• If u I Iru * *1.contrai ting punie» tedili, pr*--«-ni » * "ii It full* full nini li.*« m air 1 08 P n im cito a vc. titles« w lien n u b) lile right l n Mourir» nu llt* I tuli belline of tin* pitfall» of £ Ititihi'n'i //u« I «By i a e Ireti Inr eut In FOR Sanford l.odge No. 27. I. O. O. F. Master Jack Porter » * b br..' ml 1,1* Tl *■ ug ola r meeting of the Liter Difficult^» of Aitronomv. r ui'M (all -nil birthday Friday ft •• rnoon Mil a a ! i:r» ib-part ment. Woman** t ’lul* M«*'". i-v ry Monday at 7.1,1 p. tn. ‘ Ih It li.inl to^e.irn the ime of a t«*|ei BEAMS l*o In* III vo gue till* * WInliT th e re charming party to :« tIUllib, **t l.l- « ill b* ill'ul at the «lut« room* on ov * r . lle.lt re VP Hinpe’ " auk*'il ilo* »luduiit Net H i ANNULS little fri« lid««. Diligi.1if..! . :•*) ttl u» - i >.il .1Vell Me \\ ediie«duy aft rnoon n t I*** a »tii'Mdh tl.it hip look «vitti v**t « ' repll* d th J. W (> Singletary V H *n lo! profe»»,ir i «l*-*ldi-«l Itji » ill the h* in in*l If I tie ANGLES AND ing gu me» were enjoy* •«I. .after winch at 1 f pa -t I1wo n’elo* k A Í till at Secretary N G. T h e hard «I ' ' I* l . ut rotini" ■re I I nut*», tile fudlu -« »llOllltl l*e ALL SHAPES delirimi- refreshtni*,t' - w**n* |Ut -l**d. • tiling !.» ali* r • i lit.ili'il ,1 *■*!* « i »I tl.'lltened ill In f t There wan a hcaiitilul t*ir: ltd plate *■ *1 alni ha* l. Gale t ity ( amp No. P. . Í . w with the regulation n ui l**-* ,,r t a n k STEEL ros** meeting wil^ bt held at M« «,*t« second und "fourth *»V.* lay o dieu and many nice gift» lor fio *tin* home of Mr». J. II PVrtrtlIIKÍTTT' . , STRUCTURAL night in • a* I, monili FILM * TO TEACH SAFETY. happy little ho»t IRON WORK OF Th ur I.*. ..ft ••r i *<mi t« a t :i II I ' l l l i k c S VM ORI) tOÌHil S « 1 I*. Mil ' i J. F. ¿mob-hull ALL KINDS \ .itili ! i u \i tatuiti to all nn*mlic*r- ftj lroad System« Employ Moving P*c C'tTit Council C .iitmnndcr Wturrt Hr ¡/iiii tures to E d u c a t e Employee». of the dub. TRUSS RODS “»anforil l.odge Ni» 62, F. nini V. M. Mr.* and Mr®. Nathan (’ Bryan ' --lava Hill s \««akriii.ig. a tallioiiil STAY BOLTS Communication every first und third United Brotherhood of Carboniera pnd hava issued invitations fo the mar­ . Joiner® ii f .t m n l a Mi »e» Frankie and Annie Howard salety story In two parta, by .Marcus Thursdays ut TrTft. VisHfhi* bretîtr* n CALYAMZED \ D*i«v. getieril snfet.v ligeiit **if tile riage of their daughter, Joe Berta. | |> av|, ,,„|ny for it two week®* vidi Co p p e r a n d Sunford Local Union \* . 1 ’ . 1 meet* *.!■««• Vurk I'entml lilies. I* a moving weld'III* to Mr. Paul Kelso Weaver. Wedne*- w jj inend» in Jack.«onvilla. ZINC SHEETS tirsi and t'nr«l Thuraday nighc at 7 I * litre piny, pnaltt««»! under the «lire*0 . L. Taylor K. L. Miller day, Nov. -Ith at 7 o'cloc k at the b’cloct, jn i h«» Fugle®’ Hall. OAK . «• *n of Mr. I•**«« Secretary W. M. Buptist church, Kissimmee, Un. Tills piny «vas written and produceil J. U. u Singletary? J. d . Br >wa, , Mr ami Mrs. Issile Brynn. whose cypress Mr. Weaver ha» many friend» in for ttu* Ne\v V < ‘*rU •’«•nlral lilies for S«s 'y-Treas. marriage occurred at Bartlesville, G«. President mahogany Monroe Chapter No. ló, li. A. M. Sanfor«! who will be interested in . . . , , u*e in educating employees In connec­ WHITE PINE AND Moots every ®»*«*on'l ami fourth Thun his marriage, having lived here a Af||>r Noy , hpy w{„ ,U)m„ tion with th** safety work tx'lng con B. P. O. K, Sanford I mi go 1241 ALL HARD W O OD S .lit* list by that company It I» tin* lu day in Masonic Hall over the Imp ria number of yearn. with Mr». Mary Tolar un Pulincttri tent Ion t<>ev|U(p " car to I*«* it««.*«l as a Theatri*. Vj-iiting coinjianii'n» w-eb-mne M * t first a- I third WiVtieaday night launches a venue n* .-u- r **f F -■t -i nul l'iilm<*|t<) \ve. «'. t*r m tilcli will I m* t ik**ii *•'• tl«*- J ! ’ Karnatz I T .«vèr l * Oynlrr S u p p r SKIFFS • 1 * 1 I »••illt * « i ' l l . ' i , s».*t.|i1IILl* I • • 1 . «v b*r 11 i . P«*ck S* r * • t .i r v Ibg I •Mr, und Mrs Georgi Shipi wr r**_ DORIES. *•• • li.pl**. I * s . ••Ill.t* *- it*' Mr • i K Lew is of Fluren* e. S** r**tur. r.x.dte*! Ruler i hosts at a very delightful u) -1•*r BUILT TO I *e |*l* Mil**» will * »•' !••• Il'i'd III • ••!» S m 'tolte I hupt* r i. Oi'h-r I ' « r n »«' a < h.is r et urned home He w.it tIn ir j »upper Friday evehtng la-t . ORDER I*.I, with In i ■„*(* -afelA tile«'t Imr® Mot» every lidi and thin T ..*•-«!si\ The kak«* Breeze t ««until No. ,!l Junior home on tin* Heights ('over« w* r* .on **( »tu- a 1 1ernia nt* at th** Wi«-k**r * i, iiie|i»l at lialls <*r lh«Ml« rs In * HI*-» ? 0,LERS AND TANKS Ionie wedding. . • in *'ach month. Everyone vlh*> bas s -«t, laid for six. Oysters w i t ** t em pt along the line for (111* benefit of holli Order Pifitrd American Merhanirs BUILT TO ORDER hi* Star in tf»** Fast art* «’ordially invited the employe«*® and tlndr families Ttu* ; itigly served and • other tlelicious M e t - **v**ry U *-<lnc»day at 7 JIU p, t Mts« n* ulah Il ut chi tison, who has S.mfn I'e. Burlington and Lncknwnutia to vi»it this chapter. i viands graced the hospitable board Gmp«tcn| force cf workmen for M . in tfr-Cit" H itl VDitit'g brother® Alice F lloMiiii*. Scc'v 1 Mi. and Mrs. Shipp’«» g o e » t - w**ra ••Imen »pending n week nt TitusviHe r*m‘*ks nl»o hare mndeurnttigement* to ' ' r“»d work ai oil Ho cj are wdrotne. (*. li . ^ m k h . Bee. Sec. u»e till,» Hint. Mr. und Mr®. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. ha® returned to Sanford. Till® la tiie first attempt of nay railPhoenix l.odge.No 5, K. of P. Do vine. Celery City Aerie Nt». 1853 ’ road to use a moving picture play tell­ Meets second and foiirti» Tuesdays, MixA Ruth Compton of Black« ing n story of human Intereat with the Aie« ling « vt;y Tuesday night at 8 stone. Va., has arrived in Sanford principal parts played t«y profe**U»ual Malting knight.*» alway.i welcome. H o w a r d —l lry an W’t d d i n ; O'clock. Pico Building. O. J. Miller J. T. Hoofshan« The following announcttmoni wf and hu® taken up her duties as adorn and actresses In connection with IL.MrLnulin G. L. Tnratu®. • K. It. and S. the marriage of Mt»a Viola .Grace teacher of music and art in the pub« safety work. Worthy President t Secretary -ÁÜ*. w * 1 C H A SE & CO FLO RIDA V ! SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. I i Ì S A M F O R D C Y C L E CO. Ads,... It Ads SEND US YOUR ORDERS’ V W c u rry a lin e of a ll s t a n d a r d m a k e s of b ic y c le s a n d b ic y c le s u p p lie s . * Sanford Cycle Co., c. c. 4 i �. ' 5 ‘1 ♦ Ì ()k J i *. 7¡¿’'~C'- ■.rj! / * ‘ • .« » • . N»» .*■ TTiiri THE SANFORD HERALD i .vi;F : o r a D ir W. M s a p o r ì ) i ü m ü I>rI.HI mst traili** ol t tu» »'oiintrv wh»*n a* to all limitin' it fT»»rt ini! tln* g«*tu*r.il «»•I fan- of I ho ni till* il i|i*rivi'* i;»t Ix-ni'lit (min i l "1 ; l( it in fair (or our g « v i rtinwiU li J IH U.LV. KiUl«r 1I.VYNTS, |Iu*ln<‘ »» M an ager Vuhh& mì m iiHOimtiiN m in : , in i i i u m i oni : u ni *-• •»> vUnfiiT i>r 2IV P«Tm«*uI> tu i d u n i f muti <.i*t’ u n io n 1» it :f kq u iir» ile a l tu p r iiita -n , ««.* t h l t t k 'i i o t Tin» i- i uni 1 11 r « l i o 1 .¡Talli if minl ' i i l i ì i ' l n i t i l i 11 ftry tnrs yutir <*«1» g ri *<7111-11 a mi M*llproto*! in t; tir», umi uguin-t tin* prur- ititi ti<l tini! tin* run traci Emou*! •• .*.»n,ic!.«. mut m<ni*i *•»*"’ ’ p,. abolish. »1 whon it . x p i r » - on If**tHl. m iHr ut M«fMa * . . . . . o . . . a , , . ' uno :10. l!H;i. a mt t t a i tho print ng un.tcf A<1 .if MrtriC Wtl Ih»!» - - -------------------------------- of thcniv niv<*lc>|K-si il riirnt- 0 fttr** In MrriiM fliillittni Trlrlihnnr Sn MM ( u |Jy |,ell»Hg-l lU till* 1(10111 p n titlT S unit publishers. They h a vi* es ta l tl i s hed ¡t rtgitl censorship a t CctroKrait a Florida) nml Editor Strxtth t r a hrmtlU-RO to —;aih ilnsi*r!—tTtt'n* liocausc ho spoke lightly of the courts and- their <ie(ikinfi reirardtiiK the removal of the county seat from Cowell City to d^gtrocrad. In. a f<*« more years the Florida press will be sufficiently muzzled “ to s\lit the taste" "of fin* 6tricte.>it censor and their editorial column can be Rivenmiver to plate matter and society «ve nts. When tha t time comes tho editor of The 'Herald will get a position reading proof in a law* office. ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦>*♦ - '♦ V ♦ ♦ ♦ / ♦ »■' ♦ ♦» + --------- ---------------.1 V«M ti Uni . ~ Make Y our F uture Bright t In* aiiiatnoti, 1 *■• I*. I i t* i-vi r . monito mi#**!•- •»« nf?Mnr OCTORER 27 I0M me re i a i cor iter c a n i » un «>nvt*lr)|M»i«., «*nju> * n high r a nk in ih«* nuit l o r of w h y not in the m a k i n g uf »hotuj, halp l*«r r a p i iti «<*111.111 H«*r p r os pe r i t y mi ol Iiit i ohi molli t h i al I«*.-* f i l i l i , al ai 1*11; ii »t n itili li g lini I«* r v f t ì inori* ili- ai RM li PRINTING COMPAÑA tn «tir (V> «>v r»«mr> 12 «HI |«-i ><-•- in olii- o) lili ■ " V>- in t hi* printing of rrtin- Jiro.' IMTollf ' l a t o * of till- I imiti, alili l'nmpetr I. vrry Tu<«Uy anti Friday NI X MUS 1 II** TIIKKK M u s i l i * tu - Hu r i i i u I* loilit} * *I■'■ lut «ev er, by prnjHT eoopcriilinn a ml orgu lit f it t loti ill tin* in­ ti n .I o( in i f iron r* ..iii) tirnui r«lio i out ri luiti* *o Inrgi'lv to (he -late'» i!ov<‘lo|imi*nt It is i*nrm>iitl.i 111 ran m;,kl' >"1"' f,m,n' hri« lu ''-V sav.üK a pari of y<uir parili!)).(>. l)o not rli?pnnd upon luck to provide for aid a«e. Benin at min* and establish a growing savings account. It is not so much the amount that you start with, that counts, as the regularity with which you make additional deposits. A\t* invite savings accounts in any amount. "TT? Impoil a mi urti-il t h at our |>«*opl<* t ak e 1*roll l o r nil vantugi* of tho u n ­ usual o p p o r t u n i t y ulloroii thorn to proloct tho rtnto' * i n »i h - 1 ru*m« If ! ». i l i c-on*o lier weal th .mo l tl rvei op tur rt*tA>urre*. ( I rnrwntpr Sun o i. This action must j In? t a kou at once, a* the* n e w co n - 1 t r a c t s f»p kwiF he -lo*»*wt* the soaaion of t MftiWisiit.—lllU4wa4»Uifc. <) i T tVAWf YD1IR miSlHESS, I lie D ru m S o u r -- . U.\ESMITH. H,R.STEVf.NS CAMÎTTAPTT FT A -PrcldMO V|r.-Pfr«liipnt 0/\lN 1 U K Ü , T l - l A . . H. E. TOUR ( Awhiff R. K. DEAS A*•! *'a«hl#f (*iif|Hlg,fll vvtint '.»ill t nil ti.lV** ! ruin y Tf*»* tunyrdi nun li nr t;n frirtltr" A CITIZEN OF THE \\ OKl.D . \. ■ * ,ii t**i ¿il. ni*till viiji you 11hyt* un hirme In politics as in life generally, rii* lîniti’f tuf l<i til *tf ito* tînt«-,* t»f #pr liijg ' ♦ 1 wo nt«* rca'tv, »tr. things which loom large momentarily n rtpple «ml a rot! ♦' f ' t ♦ .♦ ♦ ♦.<&<»!>.*. ♦. ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 « havd ¡} way of shrinking out of. pos­ T nWith ptirr mti Ttm mn^'riT TTr.- n*1ry TigfxX _____ t_______________ _____ Or lh«* *Hrt(t uf Ilo- <1>iIik «mil 1 terity's sigl't. while eJenLi which at the moment nearly «ficaped remark t ’omlng to Florid« With hr. Armstrong Corporal, whnl «III you rhooar Pstsv . I’riPoh Ki*for m grow in significance, n is impos­ Por tni; Itiuu that (he nrmy Jiui n- shall We note ¡u_ the Ocala Danner an A. VonDohleni traveling passenger ! Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong of Iurkpl ay ? sible us yet to know just what Woodarticle wl«Jp author has just com- ngont Nashville. * Chattanooga and Uonville treated their friend*» tu , March, retreat.or a uuickstep thrum? row Wiljion's place in history will be. Corporal, whul of the .army ilrum? filetcd a sentence of seven yenrs and St. Paul’s railroad, came down Irom ride on Laike Monroe last Sunday dependent ns it is on many and var­ Ita t-a -ta l-ta t, we arc tau t nrut llna. five monthd in the Florida state pen: Chicago on the New Dizie Flyer in their palatini yacht, the Kiw-rW ith a Ihrob ul ev ery beat. ied conclusions of unfinished busi­ For a <tea<l march under (he drooplris itontiary. The article is remarkable yesterday and said that on the Crain view Maid, a treat that wa* gn atlv ness. That he has grown in esteem . pine — 0(n many ways, showing its jiulhor out of the more than 200 pnn/eng?r* . en jo ye d' lly all those who w,.r.. f,,r. Or u fanfare brink and sweet! in very recent .months, it would lie Sidnuy Cutts, candidate for (>ov-„ to he a man of intelligence, ohser- to, Jacksonville there were 100 tunnte • enough to he pre^t-nt i ». ernor lias been here and gone and Idle to deny. His great g/ief has Corpornl. trll tm your wish nml will. vnlion nad good education. Among homeseekers. sixty tourist.*! and tho. Arinstrdug is the man w t .. » retreat ur the ctuuibfi to kill? •‘left us gasping for breath. His, made men know him for what they Tli«nDipr things the w’rltiT declares*That rj*st were trzveling men placed KiVWview, the line |, i rj**i rii I, h hrtflnii mir HIrk» with lilnv little folder states that he h„s been hf Vi forgotten him to be: iV'*A•hiit nlintI tin* attiiK <«f tho wnr ilrum Im*’ the greatest thing in thl* way »>f r»*f-^ The homeseekers, he said, were villi* submit on the map and i ¡in I *it tnl-ltrl. mill liomr>n ntitl iiicm compared in his oratory to Wm." E . ' Not l'r,,fe“ or ° nl>* no* .Mat*“Kn,nn urination of men who are sent to from the grain and cattle section*» his estimable family mat. HimII -thrill m \ ilnnti nun y * Yancy, who stirred the south »»cl partisan alone, hut a father a prison is that the convicts ar»* r»*n- of the*w»**t and ¡ill of them in pros- visits tu Sanford in their An.J nrii r t*i tiutl» |i t<» tt«<* inn.» .ikiiii fury in 1858 to I860; in his power to r« !‘ n with m» n » responsibilities and Tb.lt t IlM ilfllfflA *rf !!.*• .If mi |flf|1 dereil de*pern<e oft<n t i mes hv the perou* »omlilion and with money ing tin* ye ar Th<*\ And now t i l e , i ’ re s i de t i l Henry Ward liée cher M Ely mouth. trials (ail that their families an* suffering anti intent to settle permanently > n (riemls her»* who ulua\* .i • t‘iU|M.n»l fin.rniniî m fr**nh <th! Mm* England, and in his power to rhnrm , *w ‘* " " important dorumenla often for the necessities food, »loth this state iN t» «lu» tl u r phi > i r » tm t nh ko In Ime' visits. Dr Armstrong ha* r . .. *,» by the lieuuty of his language to invitation to all persons to pru> on *'«fi t •*»t ht radili, ti 11»1 ijfH'l \t»b*. i)cnV. mg and a place to live. He adds "Th at section of the c o u n t r y , " , talen many , acres of Riverite« .»if the golden longued Frank F. EHis a certain day that peace may he re­ W llli fi »«ro llati« for the cnnimneer! the suggestion which, Wh i l e ’not new, said Mr. VonDuhlcn, "is not bother-1 the market, as the tnud wa- *i [hn; À »eren«tie for the cannoneer. stored to .Europe; an announcement •of Dultimoro. Ami tme. fur tho major. lt> o. is well worthy of grave eon si dent- ing about war or hard times. The Ido cheap cdnslilerihg tin* Miar ini All of which we can well believe to his party managers that tie will Ar,|lrums* hi,V” "llcn'‘p,' ,h" Brtnv ,ion ,hat ,hc l(,Kt»lafure should pass atockyurds of Chicugo are not work- provementa recently ma.I a '.........." law a ll......... o w i ng *1 the and sincQ *he says this himself we make no "swing around the circle” to ' “ c o n v i c t*' s" 'f a mi l y ing day and night and the cattle »and Hivcrvieyv will m a (. « n lif lit Arn r mirt t y mi1 a portion of « h u t hi- la luir pro will take his word for it. It we niend the fences of his party's rep­ Mti'ii a r «1 (•(►mitin ui on » \* r> trtiin the inn^t i-x i I u h iii ' wuImu hated ourself as tenderly as Sidney resentatives in Congress. Thi* »1»*- *;.... I ms til •¡•'»tr nit Sitali tai»» ¡»o d o re s , a n d in case of a s i n gl e man. wi th great d r o v e s of b e e v e s for deuce section of . l a e k s o n n l h hales himself there is no telling to |*c,» 'o n , u »o1 “ »urpnae to anyone An»! |ihi»i**l? ii>i, r*r tlic h*' irl» timi »r** tifmfriiH whose ro ndi le ! w a r r a n t s it. a s ma l l « R i c h thf'v i re -get 1 1 ng more money S an f o r d people arc ■ ■ « 1 , » who knows Wilson and his wavs V!I«1 » *ii tilltfllrf fili'fl 11» vii t hr ij f lit*iff1■«! portion »»( hi* e a rn i n g * he -et a-p ■what heights we might aspire, than tiny I1.1V1 [ c c i v . i t (or ,ir- v u « property W h a t e v e r hi* d e f e c t s and angl e* nml lo gii'* him a - t a r t «l ien lie len\ () The jhmr mill* nrc running t< > « gnt V V ! 1 ! tl •« 1 f ■ 4 » • < If4.1t El.g <t»t > « r Very J > a sp er i t i e s a nd ti me will -«»(ten t h e m S; t .1 t it tut •• .»ri* n-!i«h **if »he prison and lias to -tart out to (our hour capa city with t hi* <*|eva­ Sn ufo rii Librar. the f o ll o wi n g »hspntrh c o m e s (rom m, d « e shall grow more cons ci ous »»( \\ litiin i r 111** Min»* j «*11 pjiì, nni ki- u living With t lie Ita mtini ps tors full o( wheat ami lloiir and Wnsliingtoti Tl *• f 1111¡'Tifi m u r i t i «i» th#* jituivi i pi |i<k hi* nunliUcs Mr Wilson is un A'iuer Fi* Unii 1,1 re» »■» ve») «liti tin* nii-lor I mi»*» that a prison «lumi are liflnging a tir., prò r l'he * 'f iti.* * ili *f 1 «#* f r i « *U* K u n n i n g (or C o n g r e s s is not thè icnn patriot and a ci ti m i not <<( .1 o vi* tifie lEtiliMn.fi .Itili term a l w a y s piares on a man. T h e s e im*weries are running full ur ne ami s u i n e e x j K' l i s i ve l u x u r y li» t h è soulll li in o s n jmrish only, tua u f . thè S é t o n . Ernest T A n i ma i suggestions are so manifestly just in adilitlon tu this all thi*-e in<lu-thut il ts tn thè north. world. His presi »le ncv. ojiening with fu t l n - votomi* 1- vet . that it i> a wonder action in line tnc* are » mplny mg .irmi»'.- •■I inni THìs is shown by thè reports thnt thè etift» t mela »>( |»rutni*»'»i l»'g»'lnht tin es Ih (ootl»i»-<i III! 1 I I MRS. CARMAN’S TRIAL wiili them tin.* not hedí taken long The ibis*, hi* stilli, tiiut 1- coming a r e heing inaile lo the clerk of thè tion, has heen troui.icii l.v private v e r i l u t i l e .untimi h»*ro RECALLS BAILLY MURDER. ag« <«ur prrseut - y - l em piintslie* tu Hiirulu rcprc.*enl* thè inerì « h o Hmya* under thè Federai corni pt hereu vement. I»> Mcxicun espio F i t z h u g h , I* K Along l In Intiocept faittily of ali olfendiT ilo noi i nvesi in rallroa»! -to» ks. ¡1practt<N*s net sions. hy partisan ehullitions alni hy ----------ti it » k T r ail While northern candidai»** are re- t h l ' grimi est ,vvar in ]»r»*-»'nt unni- ( ( r , m o B t C a s i O v « r » h « d o w . d by War far more th.'tn t in* offender biniseli, they hchev i* in locai in ve-t m e n t ­ Ha rhnur lì d pi. I .1r 1 1, n and toni imi ¡1 man «ttlouil money ii mi ari 1li 11 ri *(,r *1 Hi t lo- eli- v .11or*, fiortirig Urge expeiulitupes, »»Iteli orv \Vha te ver mi*tak<** «<• lui ve C o m t i Up For Decision or «ork at t tu- end of a pri-on terni ilo- tluiir nuli- and t t.c t i r cw ir i is . -ili t 111* *- filini running up into thi^ fhousands »»( <hnrge*'l thi- l'r<*suli-nt «ith. vv. Intuan 11» nrv Ra n» I» » t lielehy taklng » il»- tic*! Itici limi pf»- of « li ic h in-ti'sii of cutting <11 vi d oliar*, thè expendilures rcp<>rle»l bava- liever * liargeil Ioni «Itii l».*ieg finie. Tln* trial for murder <>f 'Irs FMwhi - 11»le lo ma kc barde ned ami per pel de mi- a i e ttoTeasIng t-heiu hy thè Florida candidale*, tur in- his hvad Hi- attttude ' tinwurd I fnublediiy , R ( ',,11 ¡, It.. F lirillrtll »Il Mllieotil X V calteli «1 uni iTiminiils C1ur »»»nviyt s y s ic m in Ilo* » boli* talk of tln- travi’li.tig ataiii»'. are as follows»'vents in Mexico and in Europe (cut(oli i me« ( ' o llege tu a mys ter y «chicli ili h» Stejiiien M Sparkmnn. pothing. «Hk»* huv»' in eli ill*tHlgU|s)u*d hy a Trio l»'»l n orlila lite n<>tl>•• In thè cflrlv thl- -Iute Ila* ......Il grelltly improveii itlcii In Miai pari of I Ili............ 1 kes<* U Vv hook - , ,r» -*■(•• II. »Iciihir» - limi Frank Clark, not bang; Kmiiii't Wil |«rge ini udt-i! ut-" 1ha t «*■ Iraiirlv -iiiiirocr, l'Ut « Iti* li lui » l'ii'ii "i <*r fn Ih» past I»'« yeurs. hot «■■ Imi.' -ani. i» I loroia E v e r y Doy*' l . i l i r u r y , ' il»» y* 1 mio ti to harii atol tu »1»# tu »»u»* Io-ars it »-vi'rv .i-t\ .nifi »'vcry Fon. nothing and W J. Sears, notti- en vy inni. Wr congratulate tln* -hadovvcil tiy thè « a r ltrli*I1y. tln* Drilli ng ahmil thè prò per treatment « bere he g»>»-- Mani of thè Florida ■Zeli S i t a l i honk* of tin* Elio ing. country <>( ours that lu* has been our fa* t* il» Ilo* rase, *0 far as known ur ­ uf t !»>-<• untori tinaie-, «Un, while tino-ter- are meli w ho (tuli- liei-n m i s s i o n of th è Doy .*•» m i t ­ In other wonls, the total expendi* W'hite lluiise ruler in-those month.* li* f i li lo «ten . i Mi-* E d« In Fiinnnti limtght n illct»» they ha ve violateli thè lliws and are Imre List winter or thè « in le r he fu re tyres of these (our Florida candi­ of stufili. Collier's W eekly. li e n t V With Lee in \ irr gratili, vvhtcti *lu* limi liiStatlist tu tier dc-erving <»( punishment. shnuld Mimi kno« ju*( «liat tln* -tate has t»» dates are four ciphers. () Ill-Ill v W it h W »»K»- m i If this in true there »ill he many 11 DORN IN AN ED ITO R'S DRAIN pili-telali tiUsliaml s otll' c Iti Frccpurt bave their l»ct Mi III 11»»• righi |>ath olf»-r ami they bave tolti thè (ad.- to Minty In the Reign »»I N V vvllh olle end III a clusci In lo*r insiemi of heing d r i i . u t.» |..w.-r 1h»*ir neighhors, wiih thè r»s»ilt th.it candidate running (or Congress from I The beautiful thought of sending ri„(1M H»■»11*v 'I'tn# in tl» <• 1 ',,n ,i„. ..... ...... n,*,r sin* mlnib «b'I’ths ■■( de-p.-ratinn D.»*l» « ' v 1i,.-y .lini i)». ir Migl.lo.r* Miit IIV! Florida in the next two year* If a f ‘ liri-t m;t* »hip t»> i'.itf t gift i ! i \:. i ... m feti sil»* l 1.» Ii»*.»r D -» t . t »1 . 1 1 r 1 ■ r |o .1r ■ i r * . 1 •t hi r> is li»» expense utlachi d lo : ).<■ t hi* » *»11»1rxr I of t it,- » r »t. .» -*. •! 1 \ •fil» |f«'l 11* ul * t•■ lull« a i . vi t h ' l s »11.1 i n t . 1 1 u .1 Vvu l. r t»u*li •■-* 111rnpiilg»' (or a fT ó«»«» position every i mi r.i n»*4* oí Europe flail Hi lari *I t u (Vt i ■, !.. m» . 1. . » i* I'ttM lat»*r »*ti I une " lui I (Iclil S u i . * in H'»ri*la i* ili» .............md irmV.mg mini iii Klori'in «ill l»< after mie »»( t In* Drm a« of a l»u»_\ «*<hti<r m» t il* \||*e I .iltil**»" llall>> a t*al lent « aYAebsler, -lean .lo-* i ’ Witeli voti keep a boy ini'-resimi i'Ustmss iti ti»e «est (Turing lite resi 11 em. in Ue lister: When J'atiy U . alali ol olle of tilt; great ( I m a g o -tint mol killed In t ’r <'armiui H olltcc of the year. The l.ullet carne fnun n revolver whlcfi »'»••* “ »'* ‘ he College. .------ 0 - dailies.' He believes after a careful study « a s flirust tlij-ougli n vvlndow sbatter like, you lesse» thè chancea thut he I» Warner, S The \\ 1»|. Editor Kceley of the Chicago ed hy un imltimwn hauti. AN U N F A I R DEAL «ili gel interested hi things not so of tin* situation, from the 'stand­ Wurlìi Herald, amid the grimi of bis daily point If the west, that tins will lo­ |*r Cantimi adiulltcd he «aw a «vlilte goiul (or bini, The country publishers and print­ ( a r i e r Il Hi routine, had un idea that « a s un lui lei appetir lliroilgh Ilo* Itole, li'Vellnii th»' greatest year Florida ha* • v« r I t m D< r The Yoilllt's'f oinpiraioit, *iitc<* it­ ing office .generally nrp nsk'ing only . ... . , 4 inspiration W e ito not know Ito iti»* revolver ni lilui li»' Dl»l l'»*tiiiol a ,.|[|urg»Tiient, givi* gene rami- spaia* seen for travel met home huving w hul i* n nsoiuih le when they ilc ( -if 1er i! train of thought that hoi lum to it ' in. Ir Mr- ........... « .1* lii*li»ntlv kll|.*»1 , hj„ (n,lt h .r (l| u l |,.t| I ra 1 i>i ng. and hi* t* 1-1>it tid»*tit front «hot h»' mirad that Uncle Sum shall reuse it» li-tlt-ilslili \ I» »x of » arlt hlges. 'ts » alltsT. v v < *fe Dut perhaps in 11 moment of rest a l n i « e ! » lite t»e*l eoa» lo** to I ti»' learned »luring to- several vv»»l-‘ for«** ih im into an unfair, unreason­ » 1 1 1 1 1 .1 tu ito* teone »»r l'r ' iriioin (imi Drill 11 worker* sonn-iim»** lake, -lay Hi » in» .1go 1hat I I » r» «til » r 1 «rii» for it ab le mid 1111 pos-ifih' 1 i-uipi 1 iti'»ii hy Ho, .»•oil» I litui l-tll.st Mi* Hall»*)' wa* » nui 1r v I Kaij» lisoii with eye* shut and munì relaxed, ..Ilo- toill.l lamly lie more western people III tin* . Ho« to ¡»ritiioito iiei'nito» u tir n ! gran tin g to one toniructor tin* ex ; ì*>rflltber . < 'iHt|ii*r. In me* F'.-tii o -. t itere mine to turn the thought of \Ir- »*nrimili vv a — n « liuesH ni Ito* rati* piteher, io»« io traili for a race, slate tin* winter than the -tati* h.»- Stinking Tale*. .» vnlc) naive right to print ra n is on tin- day» of his own <hil»lhoo»l ira»! |n,to..*t litui titillilit«*»t l»»*tna je.ilou« h o» t<» learn thè newset strnke* in had the pleasure «»f »Mlertaiiiing l»»r utaniped <*nv el opes Warner, Anno Swi'f :• t hut happiness timi ito* Christmas t timi tu hnve «lnpt»etl thè fare of n ■svviimnlng rhese und a hundred many a year. Times-Union. Nut only dues the government lime brought him, and them the busy nurse vvtio vvas In lite ntllgo of hpr other topics of the greatest interest at ilk* competition in price through brain in its erntir excursions over linslinnd nt ulve lime. to hoys to girls, loo, for that mat­ fl Jtc'rc » Praverh its authorized sweat shop methods What Miikri f tsttfry Welcome 8 I1V vvas first Indi'teli f»»r man ter are touched upon in this im­ the world untl elsewhere flew across Di, It I* . a» t to to* ttaj J.v What makes a nigu susceptible to » practiced in the Dayton (0.1 plant, the orean and took in the homes slniighter, nini liner tbls vvas super portant depart mont of The Cnm- flattery ,.* the feet that In* uilcoines tin* sun »hin<*!ti noil ito* tord* where »II* thd government envelopes where there were no fathers ami l tie sedisi by ali iniHetment nlleging unir pn nion. any thing that nft*u»ls r«4 h*f from lito titillo aeJi.'s [>r<* forgot : >■n d T an* printrd, hut it muses every little ones that hnd no homes 'lie- der In tIle lirst »l«*grt'<* Mill n a tio n s o f t» r» i»iluh of i” ! 1 » tud Iseri minati* knocking An»! this is only u »mall part of postmaster in the United S tat es and ¡-Ime thè ahootlug rimi «lille bis cause the shell und the torch had tiie service which the Companion wlfe lins beoti <'01111111*1 Iti tln* Jatl ut poiad’ssions to solirjt and receive been there, and then he determined, Mlmotln Tir. Cnrmnn Ima np|x>nred n ailers in any home which it enters. orders in ita endeavor^ to stilt fur­ with the confidence of a newspaper v«»ry dovute«! t<> h«*r ami tot* k«*t»t Iter It has paints ol contact with a hmith e r monopolize this business to »the* man in the power of tlie press, that supplliH] wltli frult nn<! ilowers. Ile drod interests. exclusion of the Ideal printers. Christmas should come to the chil­ fiochi rea bis !«>llef In Iter innocenoe If you do not know the Com­ The system would not he so repre­ dren of Europe in their orphanhood ntid tlmt thè «Tinto « a * «‘«onmltted !«v panion ns it is today, let us send you hensible if it inured to the benefit ol and misery as well as to peaceful a itimi one or two current issues free, that a n y considerable numlier of tuATho negm mabl emphiyo«! la tho you muy thoroughly test lit«» paper'* and happy America, with the enjoy­ payers, but such is not tbe case. ment that is in the thoughts of l'armali ii»»m«' tlr-t »l«*'lare»! tlmt ber TJnie!« C00 or more stamped envel­ childhood inseparable from the sea­ mlstres* diti »<•« g*> »1«»« ustnlrs mi tho duality. We will send the Forecast nlcht of tho shouttng. Dut lator ndroit- for IS 15. opes ara purchased at once, Uncle Every n«*w subscriber who sends ti*! thnt «In* enino luto tho kltchen In Fa tn will not take the order. The son. He wrote a single editorial and a kimono, went out of «loom nml lu a .$2.50 for the fifty-two weekly isOctober 27th chief beneficiaries are tho big busi­ sent it ubroad to the readers al) over ness« houses and maufacturing coti- the lan d; other papers took it up — ft’n* minute*. limiiwHotely after the sues of 11*15 will receive free all ol Two distinguished Americans sitôt, riislic<l hack and through the the Issues *of tho paper lor the re­ c c m t , hanks, mall order houses, etc., und the tiling was done. A govern­ kltrheu. saying to tier. "C-lln. go t«> maining weeks of 11*11; also Out have recently joined the huge list which can well afford to p a y a fair ment ship will be sunt on this errand ymir rtKtin. and for Mod’s «nkt» keep Companion Home Culendur for 1915. price for their printing, which should of merciful happiness, of light bring­ ijiliet." of Ford owners. 1 he first is THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, bo done in the cities where their Frank J. Farrell, a vagrant, says tn* ing «m ill thu terror and the gloom of 14*1 Berkeley St., fioston, Mass. President Woodrow Wilson, who was nlwyt to enter the Carman business is located. Would not war. The ship has been already se­ grounds when he saw n woman In 1» business houses put up a n ’ awful has bought a Ford for runs in lected, and when,the time comes for Unum», at Die window <(f the ihfctor's howl if residents fo their respective Torfibstone ¿a Barometer. and about Washington, particu­ her to start the gifts to make up her ofllcc. li e "« J« ho saw her break fin* communities should purchase all Upton, near Peterborough, one of lading will he ready for her, the only glass and fire the shot. Fearing to gel tho Kindliest parishes In England, pos­ larly for “emergency calls" to the . their commodities elsewhere? Christmas ship in the history of the Into trouble himself, he tied, hut Inter, sesses a mysterious tombstone of block If the monopoly were abolished, golf course. The other is John after rending of the case, he cunte for­ marble, which «units a damp ooze In world.— Tampa Times. business men could still en joy tho ward to tell what he knew al umi It. ------O-----patches whenever rain Is about to /all D. Rockefelferi who is using his convghienco of using printed stamp The stone Is regarded In the vlllago GROWERS' DAY c d envelope», hut the rplnting would Ford to inspect his estate at as an Infallible barometer Governor Trattim»*ll has designate»! b e done at fair prices in tho homo D o es N o t Blush U n se en . “Forest Mill ’ Cleveland, and, like printing shop and tho money would Sa turday, Nov. 7th, as Farmers' Th< 5 old-fashioned girl who used to and Growers’ Day, and in a procla­ Judging Religious Sincerity. the president in one respect at remain a t home. be ashamed to blush, now has a “Brother Philander," said I to our mation just issued pleads with the Tliia envelope business is of vait daughter who has to stop tn front of head deacon tho other day, "how do least, to get to his golf game * proportions rtfTlUons being turned people throughout tho state general­ every mirror «b® sees and ndd a Htyou Judge a man’s religious sincerity T" with the least possible delay. o u t each da y eiul the l.oss to the ly toigather at convenient places and tfe color to her cheeks.—Cincinnati "Will," replied the old fellow with a Buy Your» it the1 • • ' pri nting ihduatry amounts to mil- g vo ’careful thought and discussidn Enquirer. 'smile, "If they belong to our church 1 . « •» a t ___ _ • lions c l dollars yearly in wages and to ways and means of protecting and » Sanford Machine & Garage Co. consult my ledger.. If they belong to advancing their interests, and of You Know IL *1nl it I T S C. F. Wiltumi, Afrill Edwin! Iliffint, Mioaftr some other church I go to the treas­ W hy should the United States arousing and stimulating interest in Tho man who really practice« whal urer of that church." Philander la our • X a . > • 1! _ A _ ___ __I . i E E h al^ measures aiTccting the prosperity 10 preaches does mjfhty 'little preach* « n t r r Into cut throat ecompctotition church treasurer.—Kansas CUy Star. * * • w it h ih* country publisher an d the of their respective localities aa well ng. * l-»'-' su.li. »>.( K V /sIlIlRadi ü* 4á * u ^ Ik ;L. *v ritó «.. . * �*- *=—* •• 'r •’ . O fT O n F .R 27. THF SANFORD HERA I.D ___________________ ¿ i ........................................... y ;: Em PAGE FIVE get abb Mr nr, 'I {.ft. I.ittlc Mnppvningt* four v t ..r :i .■. »r. Í -* f if t.*-*i • -* their of M a i l e r » in B r ie f holm- ji. S'. * N . itv «.-X . vp.o tot Personal Hems of lo V1- It ) I iilo rfH l IVrr V\ • ' V 1, .D 1•»mp in . Ill' folk' ill .. *i•Diorn t r *f• 1Uro in,* h; i he Flo nil O K SrnaH O Ut tit* 't.ltj .-*' ilori-bv S i*Hiirt*®0 111 Tni; Sucrlnrll) Arranged ft.r Piano .in*l Pii i-r 1'i.i n «* E m - ft Ilmried Herald Renders tuning au*l r. i . • • • V • *“ \o '•itiit*!, ,*(.- . • • w t III 1 ’ * » v 1 2 l i 1 ' • . • l ,„.t our lunch. mar k«e '4 (n£jdapt 18-tf \ |i-lter fr ¡.ni < i pt \ F wm; lui ìKt t> .a M r». Sinu>h' ìl Fat jo to Tin* II- rubi 'Siti-' tli.it hr Hum lu Mr. unti Mm. W. 1. Hurk- tin) Mrs Fuljo are uj>.vtnu life m; M e n tio n Mrs. bnrkhnlter will to- p ie»., ur"" “ ¡I y rcnicmbPrcd in Sanford by her "h : friand» uh - M i . « Gladys („ a * " i t"1' t I Ucrio .1MK< ,0 Ir.-mU, I “ M* - Wr , /“ n ‘ Ipimliini' having British Cook^Lost His Way Between Trenches; N ear­ ly Fed the Germans. liai •) ite. Is |s «..till tar more tirili l'mll'Av’1'*".1' ! r* riefiiruiM ,.r Ueiiilug nlm may the Inin’iietnd Im-s **r the tier s |«.|ik i loi'tll 1.1 li. ll,l ^e U i lyr, tmt in tintii ¡mil' the nllleil armies.up , selli, in Iimli'mlitlnl properly «tint the Ifrlitsli Tommy say h in lilm prom h eaetl Hiller so i losely Hull IIII* uvei 'I o . I r|U' ilioiliaiisitble <uj.|<1y soi.||,.|s on i-ii. Ii sl.|e wlien not tiring T l i ___ u u r u i m n min h >>r the war nm." rrr Mi'iunfiw i n n Gari*",r ‘ been »bpomt.e.1 I.. I ri.if j m - i t o*u sei- an ••.I.f.eri e ipitel y the m>>i erne lit*» •■) of l ' "Ilo kmol |... tl l:imittag*•«i n »a of* i ¡i rimiti ' the men <;p|»eung . tlielil Sometimes ••III-' f Hie . liier f.r. lliklwin itnd Hubbardsan *tp eral month*. .irò Ilie Iri.ni lii"- are only a few hundreil etri. ■i. v In tin- vv.ir T hr illllf'h UihmI ti |5c the |ieik at J. H \\ Milam. Ileinlze Suuer Kraut in liufk At i arils a pari. a if.«*.•% n t•iy ívjl i In- inieriKviers :lu*y 17-ytc L ,, McGiillerV , 19-bc In regard lo this a lleuiciiiiii! of an crin ,•* i and ara «jifTetluiî fur lack oí Imnltr-li ri'y'l meni o? in fan try. holding j lítele Very few llrltish olll.ers am) AnianK the printhên t VTutfÖTs Tri Muslf in \\ mull a ml I’ nrk wiw s - f T r ir *crr i Immplleuiy. told a war lurrySTiwTid-*? the rit) yesterday from Oviedo j h .t ** After October tirsi Woodland Park eiit Hml a cools of h|s louipany had leenhli I rem h liver and over again Hev. Sumes ¿in«l son uiôT Hon.'#? H will open onli.' Sundays only (IiiUImM cook Ilie dinner, lilt»’ nt I la.'«- myself hcen deliberately mlsLrr, who apent a few hours in corn- , bulbing, .amusement», piente .con­ night. The regimental wagons hail lerl by apparent pen sa nia who, 1 felt binine buxines# with pleasure anti veniences, orchestrion m usic. 9-tf gone nstray arid only Joined the col sure, were Herman spi***." mini after >f o'vTock. When tile meat visiting * with friends und relatives. V Chas. E. Herirf-, t*hc (lopular ram- had been prepared the cook Ntnrtefl ofT, Queer D ri. i at the Front. Mr. Lev I* very busy just now getmission s m nir 'Spent ye sterd ay at carrying It on a large grill a yard The Mortimi: I’imi lias j-erelved n let­ ,ing ready for the big orange crop Geneva, and Oviedo, am i reports on hi* One proves at Lake Charm. that part of Svininole n* beim; In u miliare. The cook tort his way In the ter from an ofrieer tit the front cotidarkness and after wandering aliout ItfhihiL' an uinmdng deserlplton of the They were rn route to Jacksonville. cnttio m ross a in-nrh "Is lids the Slvtli ■welt.I licaiklresH and clothing Hint t * • very prosperous condition l"Utl!Ull) liu llsLiSl ■ To UU *o.U*ot~lt- f lti».|-, line»- „,Jrrptn1 ttnrtn" tout tricir Genuine Tenerille grown Hermuda# The tinte I’ttv Mousf m.-rii the soldier he nddri*s"isl rose to ow n onion seed, white and red. new crop, rile many patrons ..( i Im Gate his .feet, nini the cook saw thill he It. - a v s he saw men wearing nil st L It. Philips & Co. 11-»tv C i t y House are pleased t o learn wore o splkvsl hclim-t The cook turn «f • I' lil.llj Mips, sell felt tints that n has nj.i-io f - fo- th<- si-a*-on vd ii fid tan f..r lit' life follow is! l.v a ¡»liti ti iw Ini!' -a. It a« 'I* ii. aiis ||on Sidney I C at t a <*f De I b . un- comfor t .. r. • - • • i- i • ■> - - . -Clini "f hi, -l>t.at.:e lo say, otll-s ttt !.i . siicis e, . i . .pi,lint m iki­ Funiirk Springs, candidate for. tiov -f It ni spots Hr* d only olle hi! him 1 sh lo* II- 1 l IP e tl k link I coler for ertiur was ill the r i l v ye at e rd uy and KUI"*t lU ! ' l" 1 11 ' •"ini". pa,d the Herald ollicè a visit He da tmn- -t t h i s bnl.t l . m tn. d. .t lotti- Mug a slight wound on the left ( la-tf arm 'hut the «m.h brought hack his met man) of the voters here and famous at home ami abr oad Urllled hvs'f dinner Intact, althotiglt experts to return ut an e a jl y date 1 Dor Caii-s- N'o. ‘J Totmaoes. hfic colli. anil address the people.. According the dozen I. P Met 'idler 1 9 - l e ­ Pile host III* Iren- lies ||| some plniU'S to his own statement he has l)eMrs Frank Giles and ba by J ¡ire hi i cinsi* Hint the soldiers occasion ally throw hand granados ñeros« moxtheiie*. Depew. Hrytm and the ha ve rei iir neil f r o m I • c l a ' i It In-ri Vi l ,1 lie.nl -tl-*Ws IthilVe thl* lr*»i r lu*(ii.s in oratorical lliglit tied a ltd t ' loo Mr i. i i , r* g!"IIml It re. elves n voile) At Ilils to 1 Ii Po--! and wlich lie s t ar t s Ills i Wlie II •h.'il r.ii.gi* Mu- itile hulii-ls inni,e fear -, .. cel Veil Hit' Mtrpri her Ut. tules tim war ill r.tirope will .[>) rut < sin .(rri\ 1 a » •! . -i I c • 1 ! -i lili " -.titnlI t,. men o . la.Ill Hides i o k seat . tak* |r. V■ '!'• ir. li. se I*.- lo raising cups .ni .1 . • ‘ 4I» • n.i -1 par Hi*- i -.-nit' oí Tin-tr hiiyom-ls, with the tip !i (li.ito'l h l l . k w h i a t in hulk f ■ based in her ■ I ! ad in o r i-'iil! that the head lovellngs are in C III I. p M ( Idler ' i «iii ' i i-i-: --i w i ii iiiiii,*tn*i • in- . t* I » I - I l - l l ll-.gili-s also o* - ill <unni l.iill I i a - ul 11l • ■! ; a H11 la- i 1 soiio'W hat in this fashion: and {supreme avito ki-rny '‘*h , ii for fear Mrs Gih-. would read it ••Hello I tem hh s phnnr ¡Cd* or lì Nil IH-lif and ! !.. i- ■ . t [ in n . J1' K • ' •! i ' ••¡i' "I AV r — i.lb-IM'i-s i t . It! »V I. »■! Hr,' Mf* I » uff f* K'iffivf l»al*f t> Carr «omini* N«»- thr Ititi Ii V |<f«*f t V vftnLfr II. »•n * tf *i I h. (M l 'I lg'.' ■lia %• r hr.-.h J<»t NVu \ nrh st.lt. nt iu .it I’m «U'l .' 1un «1 So "hji ■: ap ; .tl.s In 1«■" ...... idmore urgonll.-. a t hl- pn-'in! ui»» K. ila! N..V l ull nu-ti! id II liliali -, i ug1.1cr ,i . ■1 - ¡if V'Uo t IV* r -. Prnnip -i r v i * i f* ■. : ll."., all ¡1 it o 1<r • ■ Night ptln'e- 1•■•■ ■" P" •siili* I . Dll. ! ' • . ' I I..- ,.......... prill.i ■ < I w .....! Ih 'I I I ropo* orga o I..VI- .i *11i 'ill.-I,in *..f w o , toled , d y in g' I lai tup 11 h Vu! in - o III 'l'H ai . i'll I . and agonized l.rnt lief.', lallen on I In­ btt h field of b ill*- I 1 a I: lines tin Kid Hue nu-aï is nil the a r g .imeni w e I m .1 ' I i not o| t h her.) I.......ti VIlice you vvi set tin- ln ! I ill hi.' *t to a -o al I lea I -1i i b*' no-al al lile lowest p-o-e ili town g,\. I .1 Î ' v Dur ' .- !.i dit toT' *.,r tit, ir|>a • ! In M• W. . I - i IP f •' 11 -I n o l o h 11"'In M. .1. .N. u i • • • a lni liuti i Astor rice un cita ted in I Ih all »ni »atri ticket' lo llns f * (tal, and ‘J 1.. Ih packages. L. P Me- noi alone for thè eycelh'ni etilerllllll Ilici.I al!*'rii •I. l-izl par' * ulari> Culler's pp. It*1Ila t a tu.* p i - - i in .* I" r a i .***1 t 1 \\ ilei, l.irri-'t Dabney t'arr. prai' w. tr r * I lo I' In Ih ■• a r. 11 al lofi- No in •»• i k !.. li I to - I- lll.it Ivi Clt.il Nn\ 1 l. hall l'O 11..- h v all'Io!, M II SI i ul 1 -| -h. ng tt.- ; "• ■ -i Mr « ,i r r , iiuvvi *\»• r . . NT i*l k ,1" '! ’ 1 ! . ' II* . Ll- » 11 tl • lo- hifrir* Hti’i* H* ' : f St Vil foi". - .• ' ttiiiii, ■■ ' 1" i tilcrpn l ud vI- Jill » *-T' «î ntl t< gifted with unie rose VOle«* of gre It V.il Tcoder Hc.n r-il Ant.t r--th* v * * * o*- in at times tu gfe,.t tdwh iiiolgi-**n Vi ut vil reckon it.it hvigld« «-«penally In the "L:-merit'' crazy boy J im «tone, Miss «'assit'*" a nü tri the closing s r e n i 4!* * "wit h she demanded Luke lot him lo cat Claudius off dat Puppy a tail, an to m i ' s , to ■^«h Mullet :i for J5c. It Uil- tuck It easier foli tfm !,-■ ifnne cut Il off a It l piece nt a tint"’ lit III) .1 if ITdltc •ui want your gasoline and nl Like a L ~c '•* Tr , •luti L »dlimit havi ng to wait cali or |„. ,v;ts ■nlv tour ami r c t . n l s.-ent *** K,l-rht*. ti», gasoline man. ftliones ’rom Ho- grip !.. aein In I rti«* h«Mnl *159 »ml " s-J ill Ills Hid' ! or s . to. tstlil. - fil>^ IH-L'tc U hr« «H * Ti iti) ‘Oh. mamma, Ì (eel I Among the pr<y*ninent visitors to —boston Herald ih* city yesterday were Vice |»resiIng ra hit ni of tAn- Florida Ku-t Wot tl of C.Vtdlo'l. Cou«! Jtv »n,I Mr. an ,i Mrs. ( ‘luirle» Never Judge a .aiti lo hi* a tí* jbuml.i "f lie- Chuluotu l l o l . l ami Hollies, dll.- rii.*.' ila'" ali incoine of L31»! Co., branch of the F. E. C. ier own. Ibintre I>i|| Pickles in bulk At ■s . . **• ^ MrCulbir’s. • lU-ltr Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marks of Chicago are in tliu city for a few *)s and Mg. Mark» wants to st ay until the hunting season opens UI’ *»• both he and* Mr*. Murks are >f ®nt disciple» of thp rod and rj'el *nd delight to hunt. Mr. Marks is f known puhlicity man and the Y,Md .oi »he Interstate Exhibition c <>*. hxMng- # j uat nñuhed a fl*»riüîi —............. 01 fine fair» and industriai oxhibi°n§ . nt °t k'nt*n~„ Kokomo (ln<| La fayot (e e'1' "’ h'-r Indiana cities. lie i» in nrida fur tho winter and may he ucr d to pm on something in the M T m" U Hne for s “ n»‘'rd'. Mrs. ' af s ^aa a hxo gained Jame in diatr;ln? * n,i 81®King amateur the^ rJ/ ; *nd *¡11 probably stage * * * * * horc ior tho ladies* orJJO'Mtion. during the winter. They an A fm**-* oi th® Sanford House MarW.H S,n,ortl «o well tha t Mr. di r k *. Mrlou,,y conildering the • C S V * » ' » lot. Sill, ll,* V i.. ' „1 8 winter home here. * A T L A N T I C C O A ST LINE TRA IN S No. Nn. No No. No, 92 HI Sf HO 28 No. No. No N«» No rii H'i Hit *V ’J 7 Muriti ho uml Arrivi3:ó« b M 1:1.8 A. M 10:45 A M2:22 IV M 8:50 P. M. . • So ut hbouni! 12:85 P. M 2 :0ti A. M 2:15 P M :. tu p m 1c u ve ; 5.. I' M . 1rii i A M. 11 (Hi A M J Hi P M n ■" ufi v. Ml H' If.vv Ili-io \ Ill* tl treu* li I'Wo iirm> . •ups i 'rn. k Tin ii **- mm hs - Ni. M. M M M Oviedo lo to A M No i 2t; Arni*;i ou P M No 127 Lea ve * Lccsburg 10:56 A M No, 21 -Arrivi* 5:58 P M. No, 24 !>-a ve 5ri2(i 1’ M No. 158 Arri ve No. 157 —Lau ve. . . . . . . . G:36 A. M. Clyde Line boat* ♦ »• (St. John» Ki»«r) , Arrive 10:00A.M. Leave 11:30 A M . W e Would Have Them Lady Buyers Htiymtr Tlir-lr SujihIìi-.--’ òf Titilei Artidt's, Still iom.*ry, I'nrt* [>rupi and iiemwlies at 'Hits Storo \\Kw Vnt ro ut: voi*it druggist - .......... =r= SEMINOLE PHARMACY PHONE 275 . FA. A'eurr.f Dra* Sfor. - SANFORD. FLA. An orderly was wearing a woman's Isiill. e. and a lot of mi-inlu-fs of one' isnnpmy were wearing vvonii*n’a on .1er* . dung ilo-lr own Im-Iiic worn out.' How A British ficncral Met Death I1 ! ht-'l Hi I .*ill'll**f.I flllltl PHI ..lit- i Hi. •If! r Mai»«r 11 tl* I i II t ¡ V. **»n l' Jii•>+• I !•'*l \ |^1> II*'I’ll hi , - in i' I In k’« fi I I . .'.I r Ii . ini .it lit I ( • 11<h Itili f ¿1* •I n.-i.i ii IfHhtiL* »Hill »* up lu a f!s Wilt.« WIt* It i .-Unipm i «hi II liur't imPyanls IIW I l’f \ I Ilei i.ier- - d i é-neral Unto *i , l . . * i ■ I. *-I -ai I hi-fi- III y. tin- i* io rie nonni lee.. I. i I" I«- Ink lu­ VV*dk ll 11•* ping jov *•* t kI » ..ih* i • » t •kii.fcr ! n11 1ti i .......... uv i rsa i loi. w ri lit -S* t tin« *» II.. --fini H* 'f In- Ideut |.r » ill T ill-! linn k f n s I i a|i still look« tu Ilio il* »t I ^ T• • *i :-.1! ! Il 1n oïl*, .-¡i*.», n .s*w ili. sunlight of femlulne favor ami un V I * u ,1 u iiml* t«nl toso t r* ¡i 1Tin- h t reni li. hing UH It holds Its place of high es ivi î n, «h]i i t le•M*' -1 ont t*> milk it Animals Ip llie War News feeni we may * i|.»-i! lo '-nd n I h- yd-rm .i - • p. io--l nrmol tin ■|.T|ll III parting from Ito- cinipi '* v ..itoli Il I!" To S i Ve ' ll a I t- in h *• i --ml-'l titilli the milking i law Huit le» inaikt-d Its earlv days l-’t >in the * -u i my I •<ni.. . 1 1. I w as i|e|ie ami tin- dim v muli ile»- elidisi bPnatloii of (mifi- d erowii i.ml falli!!,: ,t e under ri%>• <■ .i - lil . ■ailii. luI-a Ilei s are nip ■u l lie- l urf elee«* to t lo­ I' Uli.sc;< 1 lieti ¡•di liti.. Ho* Irete li wi th Ids A shell hursi ne ar tile euw. wihlrh walked c al ml y h-ward tin* t p ,’t w h e re t'o- |iroo«!lli t-Vpliuteil !.. Inspect tin Intle in Hn gr-oiuel HovVeVer. il Ilio I.ii I . r* • 1.1 tit. n- w i - kill, t I f.. • ,i I k. City's 1U risoni 'Cured Prmrc -cd '*« i .. . t ■ tl alors pilli I la-■. «I* of y IHIIlg If U'si s In make tlielil i ncur old mol » Ii 'hie for export 1 ‘lo- h It 11d t * -I i . I • >■f litio olile* t ■1 to .Inlug f -i D'. n • ■'Uni \ w li Ile he I «ki ll I • IIn- ' rrglit r topi-e lu tIt * I II I,i ' . ' ' i li i I' ll.-t I I I igln il** i v y ti_'o io I i ■* a III u lld alai in a .1 i io- I**- i'i s ami • •in* of ilo* hlgln-st dwtor's fern <m limiti of ilo* fot.' t ' r ii. • se etti of leeoni Ir.ih Ins-n pulii, in-conllng to thè hi ut frolli lillttleflidils lias made Un* pulsile the Pari' 'I *tln In tieiimm gvdtl al Kfn-r l I"« Su tb-f* e 1h.-V . ' top i n I i Ile e tor« aft.-r a I■ 111*- (ut \\ I,. ih* i , *UMUS I* . . |.|. I I p e l M n iti mi tu; Coll.uv I't*t lì:»toiu I le n ' • ittiw a r* lo.* II Ile ■ •< f...r ,f -Jl I o Ir*•I• ■111111 i i- P :*>t i , *• I . w**111. ah ■Ul •h' *• t-. n, ittip igii ■ a, * -I ipi U J . d i. i i .* > 1O' t Io l i I * t I 11 •Hi rt ll i l o N t . n . i i g f i t i ■> [ p e r t i 1 % Ile - I - *i l.i d .. 1 I- ■’m-' «V O l i m l e d I m p e i n i I |• * III ih II . - ! -I t I. Olili.e.liuti- "pel atl-.|. w ■in i-no-nt 1IH the illliull -It' Is til \ to* i {ernijin siirgeiins were present i "iglng for a gem-r-il sii|iplv of swim uh vieti- i dlnpelenl to handle |ln- ii ig mllm ' to In* ill *l t ll »nt »'I l" tin* ers ami men **f Hn- t!*-**t i m ' appealed oil huiiianllartaii l Inmen iiiiioli ml in . 'irv fin* t'<’. .- "m!' {«* tin- ITench dociftr. Vi-t-ti w v a«-i i wa I. • i tel Ho» I. • cs'tlllly in-rformi-d tin- tipetti ■ |ee 11I-1-11t*- to 1 ■■ - *•• r 1 .11 1■-1 ■■"! lienr l| Ill'll' l»|t| I Wlo II III- I' f h s P . . I ..Ills ifTeieii him it pi ile i*i a i mm." telling tilin to name " U If It*«*. WAR C A S U A L T Y F I G U R E S . 1 «• N I*t**t| plotllpHi asked $.'•*.■*'■•' u l t !• V» l i a ü t nie e pilid III gold o Dan« r-f n.it.vh Coieputnlion Nm' r 1.3C0 r C0 f.'ei Are Lo»« Already P u l « For Our Consul nt Ghent 1 -11111.11 i tie I'M1*- ' I** U1» i 1 « lug* i s In i.ii|eh*u lite I■■11*I 1. it In.-ii . t i t " - on th* pr**p*a pi it'*' **l II«-111 > \ JitllU4.ll .1. 1..I-1-- -I P-.l -‘i 1 llie I" •-r I• -**i ii'iisiil a| i , lu-iit They iiiniih' r of kul*,d. ivoumli *1 unti cup si durine 111** III'* Tell weeks "f fini v III. v owe their lives lo Ills litui Wi n it uhi.,11*1 «pii- of tile la* i I- neiitlv l *•••*•' Hn- following Ml' - e l ' * ' " u s tiearl' 1 i i - leaving l tsleird for l-'idke piissllde, Hn* ii ti ni tu-r of men iictuul st..... an olilcer of gendarmi-N ordered all • Iv titilli— ashore, _Haying tin* vessili It,id heeti - umilimi.li-en d fur army Uilea. •'ligagiil on Hie firing Hue »„i##!. all |;* .Diltrt 2#111,1 • • i lli.ilm I.UsVI.IIls Z.nuUjiUj Irritigli "It fins not-'' »¡liti Mr. Johnson. r* 1 #jì) «m Mtt tl, I r I» r ■o. a "i'.*iMe nhoard, folk» " ....... •tiitii* 1*••• I la- oiln i i made il nioipm to draw u * au« I»** Tatil •> '» rvvolv**r. tmt did not. I lie l**ltil MrllNIi nr«» tV* <»iil> "«'jiiifo mi. folks." Kiild Mr. Johnson mj(1. InI again They did. ¡mil llie officer ol MiifH i imf hit«* I*. |M*| trill **i flMlllllllfH IMIIOUK tin* gendarmes diitllppegred. ■i )im- of the greatest needs of the attics in Interpreters for botb tin| i* ti« Ii und brill'll tr*i*i|H*,' HilVs u te-li dot. m i ii-lurd *>*rti-'p..iidi-nl "When I [ii'*' ...... .. In ordinary mid nrinoi*sl bruitili, therefore, umy be tmhl to repm, *,in.i„i e-iimute if thL pr. rnlls among all llie coinlmtanl» Hu folia whig Is the iltsl rlhullon "f cnsiitd I les 1* •• (.il. • Urlici DU 1 fruifiai rjD l‘H'*»tnti* ^ »» ItMIUh 1 . m-fi ■ • M l’ trfT** 1CM inot.r- ¡11« this iii~l week we have It»*! -NJ*tl luti 1 1«• •• *:11nn CI »» fViutlft I.* make peUBDUts go lli front us gillili-H i rrìao Tì.IiiI anil have been »bsoltilely nt Kielr So far us 1 tie totnl ulflclnl figures mn mercy, with only tlie fcitr of nur rifles to deter Hiein from leading us siralglii I**- mini us'ti tur sis f..r cMtimnllng. the enrge pffîportlon of nismilll<*s atnotig to the iiennnns. When we Inrndc ui nil tin- countries Is one klllevl. three Germany it will Ik' Mill worse, for vve wounded, ten cnplur*-*l Ón Mils bnyds vrpn’t be able to,trust anybvKly. For IIn* ensilliltles fulve ficen English troops nn Interpreter who U hii *Hi ; .. 'ti4.« vvi.uinic*t rrr vn English and enn understand the "Ciipl ir. *1 « » *‘.i T otal t r : . ’ »*' Scotcfk Welsh. Yorksldre and Whlto- Population of Sanford 6 ,0 0 0 . -- •* ^ î -,. NajU, Iho • • l \ ■ otti, r Ilo tilt- t "f ! lo­ gt." " is ■ 1 1 1 - lie.I ‘Jr n o a One ih till I-ii! I klievv ll.ivv Gcrmnns’ AdvantnRC In Lnuptiape. 12:411 ! ’ 2 Di A. 7 ri’, ! * e. P s io \ We are Thankful That A 11 Lady Salesimm ~ k\ - , 1- . JUL- . rutti*» li Ilio i vi orse..o d tuli* inali . n e » Ili-Idi* 'Pii* re nre --o filari) varie tlr-s of capn »orti In Ho- »omeri of ol iter e**oni*ies r hai in » «ouic* s of tu s|iii.H loti will Iti 1i itili lint tic II.in! lo timi -iti e f n m 'I ’ lei t. I i.t ■> 'h w• ix. I. I. • t- i *t* «•*'»* ■I 1S l . 1* -, ■ I t « t . ■'* -1 .n 1 lia- >. - • ! . . i .1 ! 1 - I" * u i vaggi j at• <1 in I Io­ P It I« made ni tace, imo of Ho tallir h e a v y aliover pulì ermi, oftltougli »-ido edgltigs answer lini purpose a« »eil Tile cal* Is cut lu two pieces There Is a etr i I*- iile-iit siv no to s in ili.no* t*-r f"i t lio i row n pi- i . ai l i vti 11 I portimi fm Ho- tri-id I h s por ' ion I« wir'd und '• t "li t*. i lo * * --«*i w11ti a 'mall pioli . • ' -V ■ I • • de*- I- fill* *l|e*| "Mil a I «’. ft 1 . v* r . 11 i ri -- ' i l la. e A sit* in r m * red <• 1d l!.*di ml of Mli tion is urei! for the decoration of Urn new art l .1 tong hreakfiiHt ca|ia Ibis Is ipipt original (ouch It In s#"***| flat o *• luci mo at lutervivls Minili ehi aI net lulger Hi alt uri set on the O »«"IS, ■ * *.! r ir i 11>* ! limitile llo-te aa i :- v r t l f i i ne» h d Is Pi hrifti.f.iRt caps that are *-h*-»n Hi Ho- I ir;-*-r s’oret. Ui*e my t i ii ab ' -i ) vantili lias a puffed clown i)f i1 Inie c bin. ti «rih fili** tirilek tu ili• • s n* • i v. i ti utul li Ir.]! Ilf «tute 1 •■* l! ■ rii ■1, rii • 1’ ■ .in filmi t, . 1 - ‘ i ,n t « • i-dors •r oli** i ro d ri • • !-.l' le- pii |J O. 1 *.! V 1- - - Il g ut , i' lini. Iie.nl pn-c.-s Ifitdij n« a d i h Hon loses am Hie main depend* non of tlmlr maker» wheu It comes to a c h o k e of trim­ ming H o w e v e r odd ml pr* tty these new dt. no d . Her til* tui ca,-- Thai ar* 1!**i|u| lo .iddr* « of. Ho women over M l IO I V h» addi • .1 ‘ I a *1 i 11 In t k I** f t Vn t I t . Ill • a kfusl malti as It lias been,, « * r »'* o* Ito tleliil ! e w 1 If. dll tid-e and JULIA QOTTOMLEY. N. lice • *••!. Ird tail <d Novctnlier al n-g»'iliir n i e l ini’ id Hoard ( o i i a t y C o m h.l'sliu i rs S*-intn«>ie im i n t y , bids « il1 I - ri .- i - d '-if toilin g ui till at ll* w ■u ■*1 Mililord vfc * •V . .Jm r n hid- musi la- III ; S an fo rd Library '..ft - La * not later t tin«I No.• t**I ••I ' I *1 ■*l I 1ti*is n- n-* r»*»i d • ri tl- I. j. .■nl and i o ! ■ II I! • 1111 h Ini I «I -.ll :- 1*1• l t»f y ni.i it n* t • |L. f I% * t 8 ' *• ’ll 1*21 «•iif r.. « t *. * i . : • «. r if •*f. f f. I. l » ‘ t*«*i t.l « Hi-rk of ani 1l Noli* e Th*- <i l v l o o k - t \M> \Free Reading Room im pk kia l — r i n ; a riv i; m n u )iN (i- Open Tuesday Thursday ! («• l> «SD S.iI nt (l<t\s 1 lo M|i m S f r¡i ii L’e r s W e l c o m e for i he . o i l e d ion ot Hie bail tax »til lie open at the i r 0n,,otor‘H oftne in the city building November I ■. All persons puying their tax ilunrg November » ill be entitled to a discount oi li per* cent. P lu m b in g a n d All paying iti Dci’embi-r »ill I *• en­ G as Fitting' titled to u di-M-ouni of I per cent. All after that date will he net. All Work Receive« M y PcrHunal M U LOVELL, Attention Anti Rest Efforts City Tax ('olb'clor L. -d to-r m V l o i | Opposlle Cltyr Haft Tclcnbenc No 2J I I’ C. H. DINGEE Tighteri.ruj Credit f'lrst ArtlHt Ih" nmtirellu you lent n e ’ I have letti it to a friend ' SeCrnd Ar ti st —"That I» very a wkw ar d. Pito man » h o lout It to my- friend ella ui*i thut the owner »nuta IL" Always. CMvibration ha» always had more or less trouble » itt> tlie man whoso patriotism Is nltchtty subordinate to his pccktitbook. H en r y M c L a u lin •JEWELER Î MY SPECIALTIES Pit-fund's Hand Pain levi Qtinn Gorham's Sterlina Silver Rogers' Plated Wnre Elgin and Wallhnm Waictiea ■i. . . ALL GOODS GUARANTEED 'dividi �.> - efT^r ’ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX R U I N S OF T H E R H E I M S C A T H E D R A L . T o relJIOtU ru n l hlnilb OJi LlUtil t u l l i nm! m uí I i m K i 11 «4 a n i l . U h . n a b i n a U I U l U.»< lo tin lo ru U O li OCTORER 27. 1914 U a m m l t t e d to th e S e c re ta ry o f tha F lo rld i A d o p t e d in o p e n b o a r d , t h i * th e Magie for flutt Spot«. In ul UcioLer. A. It tn llo t 111 l o l i t e M u ri« !» . ba.^hib and bIiiKh u|>|>1) muriatic acid with u mop A h^mhiii tin tho dincnlorti* tioti In riMiiuvod tho arid MmuM be tliorou;;hly rlOH»*d t»'T ulili clear water. Tho acid ivnrhn IIke umKtc; It Ih ul* moil Hiatuntaio «in - in »t **.7* * t an>1 l hr labor uf hi l uhi. ». r h;i .• *J S ta te Citli of <1»y )Ul*. I.y Ike lletrH nf • »ertimi »finit he ^ A I I Tur» u n d r * i a titila b a * i h r b ii a n i Abroaioita o f the ITeah. he Inaltlo outwardly, thue percl euro tit# ________ ___ If the woun r ieala on tho outside too quick« I y, pu* form* under the aurnnd breaks out Into into an runface and nilnjr ■oro aore that Is hard to cure I Iend. inevitably leaves a bad | |»cdr. Ownerg of blooded nlqck pro-I fer this liniment iinirneni to pit ni. others I use It , for th«t ___ reason, »nd Ihe-y r ua* > n fine t ■ot onlr on animata, bat on human nesh. .ta It dor* It* | i\ New "Supcrsubmarine'' Devised by Uncle Sem I James F. Dal lard, Prop. 8t.l_oula.M0a I S te p h e n s Eye Salve Is a h t a l l n * o in tm e n t for Boro Eye». iRÌrcoaaj*Ho»oftf| Business Cards T Drs. Mason & Householder This will be n nenfcolnj: HUbill nrl IIP tie signed lo necomixiny «|uadrun* of Imtlleshl|ts. In order lo do this U must have a spcetl of nt least twenty knots when trnvcllna a t tho surfm-e of the -— -water. When submerged It will run til about seven knots, till* being what 1» called It* "hnttle HjM»ed." Hecentl) the I'uro|Hstn governmetilH nturtisl In fo build boats of a similar ilescrlpiloi), eijunlly swift mid us jsm crfully t-ngliietL nt least om* jirobnbly a little longer, but Incklug certain up to d ale Improvements which will appear In our new suiiersuhninrlne. Yet In re Rnrtl to the details of their construction cortipnratlvely little Is known with def­ initeness, for the reason that thl« branch of the service In every country Is cnvp|o|N*d In tt veil of histis-v. The lcadency at Mie jireseni time 1« to evolve two dlsluu'l tv|i«-a of «.til» marines, one type «<f inoderivte «Ire mid limited rndliis of action for const defense jiurposes nntl the other much larger to cruise with the fleet nt sen The former of these- ty-|K*s Is repre­ sented hy no fi;\ver than fifty tsmts belonging to th« United titales tinvy. ofwhich tvventy-tJiree are In iirot-oas «if building The latter lyis*. of which we have non«, ns yet. Is re|>resented liy the U chi** In the Ueruiun navy, by the l> class in the Jtrltlsh tiuvy and by the class of which the Nereid Is an example In the uitvy of. France. The new sulm iarltie whlcp the Unit­ ed Elates will build Is to carry on Its d«rU n three Inch machine gnu It w ill Is* provided with an Ingenious ’‘disappearing mount," so ns h r.b e withdrawn from view and covered over nlmo«t n| a mo men f a notice in case the v«-ssel vvWbe* to dive. T h l» Ila re nbn«e to " i-a g o liig n r n illlis of “ s iih m e rs lh lc " n c tlo n w a te r—th a t tra re i Ite r ft le l th a t fa r I*. o f she 7 ix m w lll he fo ro n lio u t :t.r,(X i m l | e * tip lo b re n th e H lie al u illi-s Ite tib ie e x h n its tln g U n d e r w a te r h e r lltn lt com e w lll w lll. w lll be A rroK N L I ani > ro U N S E I I.OR ai I.AW Frartwc in Statt* an i Kctlr.rul lÀiurti S tillim i! F Ia n f co urse . In te rra i* OR. (*. C. MUTI A f-.e r D ic y c le Udii » u m ili 'I o w e i l I.A WYKItS rurporatiun carin IU., OilÜ.ÜÖi a» a. »halt be rifteçn Thousand fln ila ra , lo be d iv id e « ! In to i »i »11 - I ___ l i t . tf'itaii» Thr«-«- H o n ' l r r r l I l i o - - h a r r . . . f K i f » > t V " " I »oliar* t a - i U ! **f *»»> |;»*• r 11i»*n o f t h e r a p Mai «-»Milk *«( "hi* ««ir pur ai orli may be pay Afíle In. t%*bed «'C Ui©d fur the purrha*e nf j»r«*|vefty. etiler r« al ur |>*r*ot'a!. «»r for the payment «d labor «ff servire*, at a ju*t • nd fair valuation thereof, to be tfetrrmmrrl by ihr board uf, dlfrrtftra %rl|rfr It T b t * r u f p u r a t lo n «hall r u n t ih w e and have fu ll p o w e r in e ie rc ta e u * r o r p o r a i© r ig h t * * it « l fra n c lit*e * fi«r * j«eri«#*| «»f m n r t v m u r » i a f *, f r u i t i a n d ' a f t e r t h e « - o m m * - n i* m e r i t o j i t * r o t p u f at© M l i l r l U ' i ' \*Ilei* % T h e h u * t n r a » u f I h i * c o r p o r a t <i h i « h a l l b© c u i t r i u r i p i l I«) t h * f o l | * « t n g a f f l e u r a : A Fr«** i d i n i an t * I'*«*at«1ent a '*^< r c ' i r t and I »« * t j f t r a t «I a U* *« f *t o f I *1 *# * t *»r • •' f »«♦*» I,«»« t h a n th f*» > »io» t u o f e I h a n ■ e v e n tí if*» • » * * h o tl - U- " he *!»■'< k l i o l i l r f « 1 f«t.|| t h e I l r * f f ne© I i n g o f I h*- *1 o r k l o d d e r * y.• r * * i i a f t e r p r o v î i f e d f*«r. i l» * « if fl c e r * *• f i h ■«*r l»o r « t i f i n « h a l l le W II H i ' i « « f 4*-r' l'r » d e n t* Un) F H I« U r u m , V ie r l*fe*. d rn t Jeaer S h in i n g , Treavurer and l«©»h S h illin g . S e c re ta ry T h e H oard nf n ir© rto ra ...... ' * » a. ii t it «r* a* . ■ • b a l l be ’ W 11 f f I p k e r ■n n f H« y E II Icker* • « n a n d J©*»© S i i l i » n p 1 1 ,* ( i r v i o r o r g e i t i a a l »on m e e t i n g o f i h * • t o r V h o l d e r » n f thn» c o r p o r a t i o n » h a l l h© h e l d • ti t h e r » * v ««f H a n f o r d . H r m i t u d © t ' o u n i y •h . f f b-r d i . »f . j *! •l‘i* I Florida I 'Inirh-s t.”. Carr, mamiger of the Ivi G ilm o re F ir e * an U m p i r * . _ Uii)|ilr*‘ Knut- lias Leva (Unchargftd as an nrtiUnitor uf tin- Fintomi loam l)j* Prwldont Gtluioro. It Is stili, that Kant* askisl (I IItauro w h j In* wns lot jfo. hut the [iri-slijeut refusisi to pive nay reasons. Hutu or has It that Tinker U In a jjrent way nwpeimlhle for Knnc bdUR flrwl. REMOVING DEAD FR O il BATTLEFIELD. th l» 5 lh day of P f n ip o ti n f Ufi a m endment lo S ffllp ii 1 u l ^ ------ Artirfr vf TTm"Í Imi. TÌUlTnf lo thr Artirlr V' \-ofTim Judiciary; lie It reatilved by the legialalurs of the atole of Klorlda »tat» of Morilla, al T»!l»ti»a«p». the rapital, t h l . the t»<Sity-nfth .lay of J u ly . A IV )9 H . ISpai I It 1*1. A V r r iA W F O H P , läO-Tuea-Mfr S e c re ta ry of S ta te . S t r u t K 11» K l . F t n o s t h e S h e ri fT o f S e m i n o ! © C o u n t y , o f t h e S t J t e o f F t r ig id a Jh i t k n o ® o T h a i 1 ÎI * la y t r a « fo rd S e r f e ' a r y o f S t * * * * * ( i h r S t a i r - o í F i o r d» d " h e r e b y g t*« * n , , t »- i b a t a g e n e r a l el« t i o n w i l l tie h e l d n • ‘ rm u n If f'o u n ty Stai» I M o n d a , *»n T u i * * d » > r .*%t a i K r r r * l l f i g t h e fi r * t M onday in N ovem ber* A D l '11 I , th e * a ld T ue«d a y b ein g t h e t h i r d d a y of N »• V i" n «1«r f I -if I n t i e d Stara.» **ena f o r ( f i n i i l b * .y { « ‘ e of F lo rid a , fo r m y e a r * f r o m M a r c h i . 1 '* I Ä F o r l t © p r « * * e n ta iiv e f r o m t h e F o u r t h t ’o n r r e a i i o n a l D i a t r i r t nf rbe S t a t e uf F l o r id a . .i n. it lh, e . S i t i. t,© ff « i u * * h *i .■« g r P«* »«c« .t ht r C 1 r. i.i .t .e dI To S ta te » F o r • n m r m * * j o i i e r o | A g i i c u l f u r e < f il»© S ta te o f F lo rid a • F*»f T WL Ju a t T c e « o f t h e S u p r e m e t o u r t of the S ta te of F lo rid a For T w o lla . l r o a d t ( t m m Í M i i t n r n n f the S t a te n f F lo r ilia F o r t i n e M e tu I »©f *•f %b © U n i t * © o f I t ©p ¡r*• r n t a t i v e a o f t h e S t a l * .-f F b i r • t * For ('a u n ty Judge } t Sh rriflP ) ..r * lerV ».f »be • 1 r . « »T • , .«• . F o r 1 a u n t y A *■••**- o r u f l u i r » F»r Ta» 1 *i!l©rfiur For i «1411*1) Tr©* »nr **f Fvf t uuitly Suj*«*©irit©lk4«*l*l »•) Futili© IfklMji 1mft 1 ■- * «ount ) Stir v©v «ij ) *'f L kr ‘ ’«rttï *> f*Mtil It>1*- . *■ 1 <>f j tir*-© M©niltof ■ f«| Hi*- 1 ituM) JT »rü ol |*uFiKir |n»trucfi.. ) «r J «1*1 ir© nf Hi«* Fear© in »rt*! fnf ihr Î »1st » !I o w i r g J u * I. F o r C o n a ta h i© in ant! f u r fb© fo llo w in g J u -tic e lH * ir c t., v i t No* II nB» II » «itn u t» . r»e ■■o . „ft 1 h i re u tri o f s. •t « im o ». i i ya w he 1 f»a v* ■r t rey t ar d a t o l a f f i l e « ) t h*- M r * r©ir Stai«* «*f F ' o n » l a . nt 'f a l f a h *••■-«*, t h e t al ita i th tthi* ta re n t y f o u r t h day «d A u g ii* ' A I* !* M 1 . I »I *r Oliv »or * A. K. !*• » W i |; t Ib ( I »rt.er> I ni L u m u t*io *a ie Notice of Afpllrallon f«»r Tat llrr«l | ng„ He»tlon S71 of the «imer.l Slajuu. M l ia o n of H in i o r d , F i t . , w ho on b r t n b r r 2 7 f 190?!, m » d © 11 ' » m e a t r a d E n t r y S e r ia l . So. 0722 f o r S W * . o f R E U . Sec 11 i \v , n f N E ' * ’, S e c t i o n 2 7 . T n w n a h l p I** s -uth. f l a n g e 32 E a * t . T a l l a h a i « e r M * r i d i « o . h«i f i l e d no tic i» o f t n t e n t l n n i n m a k e F i v e y n r 1* f o o f , t ri ra t. a, Id I ■ h r 1a I m V*» 1 h e ! m ru | * «« d e a e r i b e d . b e f o r e C l e r k o f C | r r «u» » n S a n f o r d , f l o r i d a , u n I he 11 1 i, -1 j # * V e m ber. O i l C l a i m a n t n a m e * a* w it n © * * © * t 1» W a l k e r o f I i u ( « a l l o I * r. Huben 1* Fil* , Ilf (irne Vili C -- ‘ ■ \ I r * k \ a 11 g h n " I * »e r* e * a 1 it M A le »a n ile? o f f , n t * r p f ) - * 1 * ll e s u ^ . • in • » 1 * T u è* S t f H# e « «r N I » I 11 I* M il the trd day of Nov« u ■ Ihair regular meeting l he Huant Commi*Honer* in and for Semini.b F ln ftila w ill i n i 3 a - nr* b»j v «me « u l ta » « '. p a 'f f r aII%¡>*r *»iti* lia vin g '«alili« fit same on that time grou n d r« a d y n « »»a ■ ttf -n tf "inly. • •( ’ « *.» f"* »* ■ ra il E A |M »I • . I \ i |e fk •*( (Ju- H o a r d of i m ji » t o n e r * , Se m i n u t i l m in ty I » C I T u e » 'ite I^ I t hefemf t e l t b© «« © .uM üM ikV ^ agjc Itrp a rlm rrtt «if l ati»! M f f l r e a' I H* t «A t I, i • *» U h©C© b f n *n I tm ' 1 \Nalia. r «d W©kIW• . El**fI«la • 1 2VI h, I' M i . m a il © l t t i m e « i e a ! t «1212 f u r S U i j .. f N \V i , . N \ \ , Se*r fl ariti* S o f S F 1* S««» ■ I • Jnj» : it '»««m h ! ( • ' . ( » / ' * f u Me-. 1 * n ha * n i« 'd ro»t i« «« ■-f in a V« 1Il f! e y t a f |l r o u f . i o t *' I ! n iFi laed iÍMOr d©»<rt b» d • oaf 4 I e ti ti < m u t i , «t S a n f o t «1 V ■I r I -I i l»> * . . , , . « u l .. - I ' M ; t l a i m a n t n a m e * a* atU tr*«» • Hen H all, o f W r W t f l , F lo rid a J o h n H a t h of W e t i » a, Flartd«« J it m r * M Hr o w n i*f U < k «. « I «i* Hr*.V»*i *»f W 4 i « t I III NIO n i I» 1 121«T u © « - M e h. II .1 . • r. I..... de I *..t r; « » 1 1rfg© " I *o* j»* f at ton » h a i l annual i b* . , » a i 2 4 Ï Î , « fa te d t h e 3 r d d a y n f A p r i l , A !l T h e h lg h e y t n m n u n t o f t n d o h t a d n r a « a¿r N ü X f t ¿ : d a t e d t ha 2 r I «lav o f J u n e , l i f l d U t y I n w h i c h lb»M ro e p r r a t i o n * h a l l » u b ^ A f» , n iO , d a t e d tb© hi h day of j r © i It »©If * h a f l b© a n a m o u n t n o t t«i n r © © . I 111. dated M June. A I* !*»!«» I Ii© »1111111111 o f 1 J’ © c a p i t a l S " t k o f t h •I ♦Jav o f i l l tie, A I* ^ It l!d > i No » h r i-ih day o f Jtin * tritile \ II •>f J U f i r A I* d * i * - d Mi© « T.f l i *iav nf »b© *u I« J* *t J f • V T h © n a m © « »fi*! r©*i»l© )> ) ini*i ha» f b d » a i d n 1* g * n • n r j " ' f » • Ufa M|«(l ft r e « i««! In i* m a d e it P l ' l i ' al ' ©ri ) © i | ) • jM t • ! »nur V *i» ’-• u* in a«««fil#in • •HOW* ter Wit U )' H V ©r»«i* S r . 1 i»r o p» r i > i o«»* I Jr *»© » , 1 ». g * »* f **r *1 1 ' a iifn n ! |(«)> L If IC V« f "■ F« ah shilling M *n -I •(. unda. *• »f' ar© Sanford Florida. 1 *har© w h» r i *'f th © * u bar MId n g t' In w ilr t© »» ©i»f |M«r a Jn r * h a v * O ctober. A. IF IVH, llia l 11)«- •<I»*crir«llon ot rotnrniaalonft’i* tliftlrirt No. I ho cliane«-«! lo ir»«t aa follow«: o i n t on o n tIhn he » hot# o aae I!« Cumin« a l a pt»olnl »hör« otf bL*kn or© m© th a t th e y » II • I M » It UV I •U1• *1 her» u n t o art th e ir Ham© •»n liti» Ilk© MMh day «f I let ober» A I » I'M I dhtunpolls American assis-lntlun teillti W M H ic à e rw u n In H«»h whch It won the league pen­ ' » J rete »Shilling liny F IIiek»nn LEGAL AOVLRIISINO nant. stRned a contract to play with I .rah S h illin g the Imllann|M>ll* Fe«lemls. It w a s nn S la t e pf F lo rid a C o u n t y u f S e m in o le NOTICE iii iu licet I that then* w a s no Intention of __ _ it . . . 1* th© drair© uf th© Hoard of ,) h e r e b y certify Ihat *b e l uf e «nr a notary WFerra», making t’nrr manager nf the Federal* C o u n t y C Ù m t n M o n i f i o f S e t n l n u l e ( u u n t y . p u b l i c ¡ t r n o n i H y a f i p e a r b i ! . W I I | |n - k » * f F l ò r i d a , t o r b a r . g © t h e b o u n d a n e « o f c o r n %u„ J««,«. S h i l l i n g , i l o y E. Ilic k e ra A n a m i ill place of Manager I'lilllips. ns was « a 1 I . ..... 1 l a L. b© the m »«inner* diatrfcla number 1 ami l . « a h S h i l l i n g , t o m e w©M k n o w n i rumored would lie done Carr's *nl • a i d d i t I r i e l a n o w © » b l . t h e r e f o r e , be It jie ra o n » n a t n r d In a n d w h o a u b a c f i b e d l h a l t a rtic le * * f In c u r f t r a o 1V c tl t I »y l It n H o a r d • u f ( *« u n t y C o m "1 n a m e n t o th ® f u r e g o i n g «try wo* not announced. r n iM ln n c r r o f S e m in o le C o u n t y , in r e g u la r , n o r a M o n , a n d » © » tra lly a r k r tn w lrd g e .l be •evalori, r. ■ A rticle \ ‘ Wilson & Housholder . - i ! 1iu Tn» v*<'hi)i T Lf'ftgTtlw ■ru u y.ij^r ;j ». I lumia » »II Imi . n.«t I. Nnllre **f Application m f at l>rrfl t ndcf worth of tii©tal »uTv -rt, i** (■•* **• > r u n f t f u e l to n i n “ ** r i.i tit d ** t n t i i t l y ' " •tor khidfli f * of Ihi b* Hcrllun &'7& of ihr I*euer al Mil aUule« heb) on Ihr fir«t Turada)' in November uf Notice Ja hereby giver, that F L Wood. in rylvart ar© Mailed in u 11in it b 1d« each and ©very year. , rulf, purchaaer nf Tax Sai© FfrtlflrilH N«»' .that tim© H m hi u if THOMAS EMME T AA1UHON » FElua SON HOI s u o i lint Sanford, »»«i Mur T h e f**r i-g«ori g « U l l T * • f I * 11 be c ,«». »11ue «I a* i n d e p e n d e n t o b j e c i « , b u * i f i f « a a n d pit-*«* »*r » a n d t h e e n U h i e r u t t o n of * fi) » pe n tii U»ifteaa o r j t u a r r « h a l l fn*1 b e h e l d t o lim it or re s tric t in any m a n n e r a n y o th e r b u *i l i o , * i»r ¡ h i * e r o f t h i * c o r p m a d o r i a r i t e l e 111 I I,« a m o u r . 1 o f t I«■ i a i u t a i ato« a o f i h t * a rt d SANFORD. FLORIDA title Carr Signs With Indianapolis Feds. d* r..r, . . i t . n i . e . t trie Jam* of th e « ta te o f •I" T itle Wnltei Unit, tin- • iertnaii bicycle rldt-r. who holds Mm world'» chhmplon ship title, wlll go lifter the American cliamplonsltlp. remaining In this i-oontry all Rummer ami competing oh the various track*, l i e will not take part lo the annual rll)IUIph>n«hlp* to he held In t ‘n|»*ii!iiigcli III August l ie wants t<> race I'rauk I. Kr amer , American champion for thirteen years for the ftm .rig \ ii hhiVI IM R u tt r i t t * » h i ! ( ì * * r r ) p l J o n ; !•» b o r r o * m o n e y a m i » « T u r * *am«* l»y m o r t g a g e d r ^ d a . b o r n i a o r o t h e r o b l i g a t i o n a i h r r r f o r ; a n d t o «lo a l l * u r h o t h e r a m i f u r t h e r t h + n g a a* m a y he n e r e « * * a r y o r e i p e i l i r n t i o be d o n e f o r t h e • u r r © * » f i l l I r a t i a a r t l o n o f th è bu«inem * r ii i h i * enr p o r a t I n n . a r i d 1*» H a i e a n d r a e r r l a © « o d r i i ) u f a li I he r i g h i * , p u i a r f * a n d p r i v i l e g e * èfi ... (ifirni*f-WissIrulT lìhtjj tu « I» l*i\ K A I M »I 1.1 \ I I r f k I if r y i » J I tlo l.rl I»«»vi*ffior »ubj**cl to «uch l i * * ' i » ' n n y b» t5tlp. rr*»r** d by th» !r|li|itur» providlnc fur th«lr r*»Uf*mcnt rum *«. 4 v u Ap V. S STAI A i «»i ni lí-c y Itun I Arni dia potè nt mH kititi* nil gotu!*, portoni I my hafbil and afflied the great aval of Ih© t property, wire* *nd nuTrhmniiiie -of ©very o r ove r four utile*. ^Each of them curri e* 400 politala o f guncotton cxplo, alvi* In Ita "war htytil.*' so tlmt If lt lilla nnythlng *om«»thlng Is aure to | One Inch Cnrcls Will lie Published l ’n* li.ljipen -H - t- H - H* The HOhmnrines non- on tmr navnl der Thl* HeadingB At The Itale t l f $7.2fi llst are provldi-d wlth fremi twi> to Por YVnr, HE lintlli» lu,tut>*«ii mil.iTinrliti- four tnbes for dlsctuirglug torpetli«»s nut] lirvmlnuUKlit Is on. No let*» The newly plnnned botti In to bave ten tut nuthortiy tlinti Sir IVrt-y tnbes. nix uf thetu Uxetl ami four set F o u r wlll I«« I n thè Istw Scott. It will lit* MTiilltNl, [irtttih- on pivot* 'iuiUsl etirly hint silltillu-r thill * I hi- ilit}’» untler thè fnrwnrd rudders and two D entists of tilt) lirciuliiotlk’ht art* iimiiln-ri-<l'' 111 thè alerti. The four plvoted tnlics Alijrwaj-, Un d o Saui Is not koIuk to wlll he on Hi e deck, so nrrangtHl ns to | tnko tinj- chitncos nntl 1« roIuk tr* built) dlschqrge lorpisloe* at almo«! any un a "»uiH-mulininiino." nntl It will Ik* n glc. w belher thè craft Ih <m thè surface • l . a r n e r ¿i: Woodruff Hiiildinjj loader In Its cluoa. CoMttrima litis Ju«t or siitiniergiHl npjiro|irlatwl lilt» money to pay for It. Tiri* Ih n very reimirknble and en It will Ik* the first xtihtuersUdi* Qnhtlm; tlrely new Idea. fi\r np j u thè pre*ent T e r n i s M n ilc r n tc - Niricttv i aslt boat of It* tyi»e over built for the little file torpedo llllies OH Mllllinnrlue ! American n a v y nntl will sur|inss In »l*<* Ikxi Ih 'bave nlway» ts-»-n flviil In |mi and other rvsjn*cts nuy craft of the h I M i j i i nf bow or stero, so that thè kind tlm* f a r constructed nliroud With u-tsel Itself limi to In* mnuroveretl •" P hone 319 a dUplacemeut o f l.tKD luu*. It will I hi sis-nre priqier nini Whnt 1« »oiight by’ ^tkl feet long a a m i k j g e i J f c j t t t m U k thè nrrnngcment bere di-»<crlbed U Our blKKest sobmnrtmi» nt the jiri*»ent flexlblllty of alni, and whnt 1« olitalned CKO. A. Dr.COTTKS time are of only .Vki tons, wllli a lencth !i\ lt In effect 1s un all nround turpislo of Ilk) feet. óre Leader In lls Glass . I w o r k QUlckf|ySn’n d St h o r o u 4 h l y . T r i c e 23c, M o « o d * 1 .0 0 . wlth an effettive rango of 8.WX) yard*, It A Notice ‘‘ I« hetrby that --------given -----“ ■ ** ” W. C. Sag. No. i ; j vey. Irate, rent, morlgagr, pletjge. e irb a n g r , agreed to and »hall he propoved and toh* | , , , ^ lK » ? ^ t f Tesag .»I« »ICertificate . I , ..— ., » . ..- .»««»• ra|tlvale. Improve and eth*rwf«e deal in mltted to thè elecuir» ot thè «tate (or ap- Ì W * A' i * **-0 • h*' and dltpo«* of real rata la ; .to ar«)ulre. own, prova! or r r je e tk n at «he n e it generai elee- n,,rJ( * r*. " my, °!nr' *r" 1 h*' lra«e, occupy, uve and develop farm», «lon hereafter, t h a t 1« to *»y. aald aectlon i made »pilleation for lag dead 1 .« t»«u* I» Urm land», town aid-» end terriloriea; of r»ld artici«- aitali be »nfended eo » . to reati »ne* .wJ‘ h »ald ccriiftrat. ,mbrace* the following de» cri bed property tip to lay, nut. plat. Irrigate and aub» a* foilnwe mi ni in Somlnol* county, Klnriifa. t<> alt divide 'the ram*; to o p f i t l r and Section t. The jutllrial power of th* »tate Nt: corner of I.ot *i*L^ I. 8rr. . . M O. Tp« 2 <*• S maintain farm», ranch*«, o r c h a r d » , ahall be v«««t*«l in a auprt-me court, -clreult lieg. t* r if t I» i n w .a ^ « i i grove*, plantation«, and tu do and perform court», court uf record of Kocantbla county. ,l- 29 .K'. }? “ir fr'- , »aid. land being court». c.mnty court». county *■•*e*»*ÿ ,.i . all thing* needful and appropriate lo> the criminal rourta, county court*. 77* atV the ,nA dale of th*.iMUance * «. *?• improvement and development of »ante; to jurti*. a m i -J u .tlr* . nf if,* p , . r , an.t .u ri. r . r lfie.t* In the name I 11 W t-| utir »»hi e e fllfle .tr -.hall hr re-le.-n.-l ... tt saufarture, market, ««11 ami dii|nSi et all other rtiurt. nr r0itimlMlt.nl sa I he 'le al.la- 1 t u ir may lium tin,* tp Unte «.Sain and re- - ta rd iti» tu l a * , t a » ««-.J »til k l i . d u t rann«-«l o r [ir e- <-t » e«l I r u t t « , v v g e l _hlr* of sy ru p i: carry nn tb© bìndh«*** t*f t ablleH. The lfgfi|*tur© may preacrflie the ^ 1 of firt«b#f, \ li ! **11 commltaitm mrrrhant, broker, !art*»r or enmpenaation of the juatirra an«{ judge* of . , ' l nML dgn ttu'e >t <l -«»I agi i«U to purrhaae, bu>. tell Mod disturna «if the aeveril rotifta, hut no court heretofore *”** Ai7 " ,,l" oi ^P tem h rf. \. ! » I *|| f a e a l i K A I H m ’ I Vnnd ot her **i*e deal in all kind« «»f fruit* and rat ahllal.e«! under the con*titution ami taw* ("Jerk rimili (’miri. Semino!« %egetMtitr* and «d h • r produrr on a rommi* ul Florida •hall he hereby a holt-bed I 1 ■Tue*-fitr Hy Jsa, C’ It« *1rin b a ai • or « ’• h©r • i a•*. » n ! »it i 11 1. o ai rt o (ie f a Vi* ‘l hm %»»Ir a r i a l in r « m Jill a n r v %»t jh *• Id a fui mal fi tain a mute meni Fail- root m*n pi«* j*f*i"*« d a mendImerit •. «nd the mhh ■•«, turr a ho ma, vaudeville houle* and thratrfa «X«*f \afa I Jon* an«) return* f hereof, |ha(( be D rp irl m eni o f t h r In te rio r to generally engage in ami r * r r> on i h r , *uhjrri to the ■anir regulation* and reairie V S F a n d t i f f l r e a l i s a i n « * 1- 'h Î « burine** of contractor« in the const fu * i mo tmn* a* are prnvbled b> law ftkr general S e p t e m b e i _*■ i • ì 4 • rid f< pair of bridge*, roadway* ami other ©lerfinn* in the *taie of Florida Ñ u t i r © la h e r e b y ' g i v e n t h a t U * f < * r u v j , public improvement*; to buy, *ell. deal In In tettlmony whrrrof, 1 hav* hereunto *©t [t h e lln im en i npplletl promptly, I the h ca llni; procees beslna at on co and the wound heala from | ■H -H H-H -i-H* d a v of, S©j»'rrn£i©r •a r a l i •*y 1*® Thr trffn« nf oiFire* <ul alt rgmml** •lonrfi o<h#crr*<rf TUrtrtClaUC •~.rr; r^r Ci; Hi?"* lion ahall-vb.- *• folloaa, in-a it That the -following amendment |o Section To hold. buy. own. work, deyalop. c o n .................................. I of Attivi* V of thè conati!utton la hereby 'I f tho wotfml Is clearutaiT and I - ty, Fionda « Circuit ("r»urt, » nd arai 1l<*rr<(f W'i»ftr«i»ryi rtiiirt I, ,,j,. -----*1------- t~ ---- -----Artille tl. . The general nature of the buatnea» to It*,: tran»aelrd ami condurteli by »aid corpora» te «ime determine. -— la fk* T I l U R ^ W v r t*»7" 1tur lurpedoea are Un terrible wenpoiih of ufTcnse If thè submarine can steal np uuaeen lo thè neur m-lgliborIiihhI of mi nnsiinpectlng huttleship. They are themseive* miniature *ubmersihto lionts. elgtileen fet*t Umg and a u c h o t h e r p i a f f o , o f Ihn «i n r «a «if «li f r e i o r » m iV fro m í i m r • .* * .) . N o t i c e o f M a t t e r ’ » S a le • T o l e r * n « l b> v i r i u r o f » j. . . . . e l». »u re a n i l » a l r , e n t e r e t ! i t , » y «■. » S e ti l e m b e r , A I ». Iv»M , h) II.,, W h i t n e y . 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W oofU uíT. f t i r r r r ? u n f I 1 a t t h » a m e r a i e l e c t i o n t a he h e l d I n l - R Il a can th e y e ar À I F 191/0, » ' h i m a n d a f t e r w h i c h H Sr ) » h a l l h e r l r r l e d f o r a t e r m o f f o u r ) ©a r ■ r \t L h ( t m i p i >r T h t l f f» r* we r* . d u t i e s a n d r r t t n f > e n » a t i o n ■ h a l l J A <*lark he p r e a e r l h e d h y la i» T h e U -g W la lu rr ih a l p r o v »de hv law fo r th e rare a lid ru>I >owul a**, <'1er k . i n d y o f a l l r o u n t y f u n d « a r i t i « h a l l fir rr vJ d © He t h e m e t h o d o f r e p o r t i n f a n d p a t i n t f o w i a ll M I M i L N e t t e * t» h e r e b y f u r t i - t h a t y r , t h e u u d e r » Iftie il. In te n ti tu a p p ly tu I l e lln ru ira b le I‘ ■r k T r a m m e l l , G o v e r n o r ni I be M a ' « * ut ' F i n i t i l a , a l T a l i a h a » » * . F l o r i d a . o n t h è rit h tla y of N o v e m b e r . 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W l l n r u ray hand aml^nfTlyaj «ro^l o^t of- ( fVrllflcalr No VI1 rntirarj-», llr* .1 0 !, $ rtk i t S a n f o r d , I n ' t h e C o u n t y o f Re uff n o i a r h » E o f S W c o f o f Sec 3 5, Tr» 19 fc. I t I t ) - - «rk- a v e n u e , ------------erht u»i_ r* 1 C 1i M ò li roc, at th e 1 f o o *t o » f * »¡ Pa f u n j n n d S lid ,© o f“ — F lo rid a * on — I h i * t h e ------I Of h d a y •| t*. E , r u n tv N 12 F. q (»,. ¿ 2» &r*-liöu ti if rcthui., S 112 c h i , W i , 2 t r h « , 7,M 3 a c r e * , t h e » a i d l a n d t h e n c e a o u t h t o l l u g h r y » t r e c t , th a n e « w eal 0 j O c t o b e r . A- H . C M . fifd } M A H Y K W A L H IIO N . b e i n g a a a r a » n l » f t h e i l» t© o f t h© i * * ( i a n c © a lo n g r a id H u g h e y » l i c e t l o i t a I n fe r o c e n f m|' h r e r t l t ì c a i e irt the N o t a r y F tih llc , S ta te o f F lo rid a ll«*n wlth Franrii a\»nu», lh<-r<w «.«uth alunt LindtlcyM y r t > m m l » » i u n « »jur© « N o t 11, C l * aalil a n n u « lo t l . renllnuation lo i h . >«lon line, runnln« ea»l ami w<-.i, lejw rrti GEO. A. DeCOTTEH, C c f tlfi© a te N o 309 © m brac ¡ -• C «rì I ino rh A * u i r r\f y fo r ln c « rp o ra tu ra . Her I Iona t. Il nfitl 12. Townahlp 20. E u f S W c o r o f »Her 3 A, 1 It Houli) of Itane»- 30 Ka»l. Ihrner Wr»t alon« 1 T U r * *d t c I run W 115 eh*,. N !& eh» b *»12-ino th«. S Il *h »aiti aectlon lin a lo thr cornerà nf tWcllon» 8. S to ami l i , Tp. E0, Routh ut l l a n f e 30 Eaat. thance Routh aton« NOTICE OF ELECTION aeclion line ot corner» ot aectiona 26, ?7. Whrrraa J* .lid S&. TP «0, Rout h nf lt«n«e SO W h , , , . . th« Ih . I.-«l>latur« ' - © - « u r . «t *. IM S. uoitcr Kaet, ihettre F a . l alan« S«»!on I1"" i S * , iti°0>1ì1|ìi >i. 2 . ¡ V, Ìnfnt C®-■*■■— — ° of l.a k a J r - u p . th«nc* ln » «»n rral North»© *'**■ ‘J*'1 . » *',h,® con.Utution^ ol I » direction, a!«m« t he \ \ « • ! »höre of I . a k * poaitlf a m p li . * and. tho . were the atete of Tlotlilo. _«»,up to the Rt. John»-river, thence north a«ro»"l to liy a vole of thr<-e-fUtha»»me all the w« »1»rly alone the tit. John, river to Lake inrmbara elected lo each houoe; of that lha Monro,, thence Southwralerly a.on« Ka«t on »aid Joint revolution* were entered and Routh ahoie ot aald lake to point of volca upon th tlr re*n*ctlve journal*, with the beginnlnf. , yea» and way* I hereon, anti they diil rl«lerHo U further reaolved by the Hoard «1 mlne and direct that the aame Joint reaolu* County ComtrJ«»lon*r» that the houn- tlona be aubmltUd lo III* clectore of the dariea of cororolaelonere district No. 8, a* a late at tha-«en eral »lection In Ncr*tnb»r, earne now allata, be rhan|ed to read aa fol- 1014. ll an! *Î * « 41. CFa««* II. F W litn.r, A II K - ItnarS of llira il i«- 17 . T u e lisi Tbc fib M ! VS l‘ EC TO ICH \M» « i » 1 - m g p©fl»On» wrf« ml • ©©*Ivefy *• Ititperliir© and ■b • err® tkdt«n to im h e l d No v. 3rd, I i 10 rha, E 11.34-100 rh» to l(y SWly alani ' fried© County VDlitlJ* P l f v tft o©* S a i d I m d b e i n g a«E le c tio n U h t fie l V « t at •' « '’ » J j uf th« i-»u »ii.« ..t «nell Sanford l:.»-> -.t. ia •* , > ,l r,r,'. " */«. ' - s ’ . I.’ .'" ' ¡ '' m . V ^ I U m " n ' n un -l‘: *> ‘ V ' \l«n . Joaa*. Raid land Aöftltig aaae m d at th« Hltwllon Jt,*trlrl No. t . vmin* . M i-ftt. date of the l.auance nl auch ceri IS rat« In roe -In.pector*. of election. J 'h e name of R. V atiann. J« Im t>. II, i f'.nl«) n Certificate **<■• 212 embrarm. It«« 3G0 ft lon. Altieri llaaiklna. R and 416 ft h of I, Section poet on E Klertlon DHtrlct No. 3. votlnt pi*«1* ‘-**1 line uf Sec 86, 38, Tp T p 13 18 S, ». It 30 K. run W 215 Ranford—fnap«rtor« »>f rlrctlon. T ft fi 300 ft, g 815 " * It*, ‘ N 300 It. Raid land .......... A- Il I........................... ’ » rnrfon , M I’ U p « , rt» -1 tx-in« i » m » , iI at the date of the pvuence of ) tion, A. !.. William. auch renifirate In thè nam« of llnknownKleclion Dlitrlrt No. ». v»iu-r ' "f* tini«** «aid cerllflcate» ah alr be redeenv-1 l ’a t t a — fntpectcr- of rlectlun. M«-i J>- •'*• , accordine to law taa denta wili taaue Ihcreon Kela, Clark l ’earaan; cterk ol elt-cllon. ' on thè 31»t day of October, A. O. 1914. lllrk a . \V a id e n f Witne** rr.y offrir,1 alfnature and arai thl* Tleetlon tli«trlrt No, 5, »«--.or 1' 1 Niiw, therefor,, t. II. C lay Crawford, *°7ic«lnnln« at a point on tho South »hare »•cretary of -tale of the elate of Florida, do Sfitti «lay of Ripianti» r. A, lt, IM-t. tlviiHlo—tn*pe»tor» of rlerltott, T. 1’* I*e ai) * K. A. DOUdì. A 83, ot Lakr Monroe at the foot of Fork avrnur, hereby l iv e noli™ j h t t * lon, Hen Jonr», 1, T. Hunt; clrrk of rlmioo. Clark Circuit Court, Reminole Co.. Fla. run o«ulh to ttugh ey alr»*t, ih*ncw writ T, 1~ C uah lai. . .. d e a e r a i Hertlan Hy Ja». C. llobert*. I». C. ■long l l u t h a y atreot lo Ha IstrrMtctlon wilt be held hi Tlertlon l'ótrlrt No. 6, votine |-•*' each county In Florida on Il-Tu«a-Mc with 'Trench avenu*. thenre South alnn« Tueaday neat aurreedinf neva—Inepertor* ol election, J. M ' the drap- Mtrrittay ' * aeld avenu* and it* continuation of the ter* \V- Geiirr. ti. D. Peone; clcih ul «l«*l; "• ■Ion line, runnln« T a il and \Vc»t. t>*Twc»t! In November, A. I». 19U. the »aid Turaday lt. II. PattHhal), Reel (on. I, ", II end 12, Tawnahip 20. bein« the Third l>ar of Nofemher Klertlon T>i»irlrt 'l o II«« Circuii Conti Rev«nih Judlrlal ClrRouth of ltan«e 30 Eaet. thm ee Weat aloni ____ or rejcrtlor of Ih- »aid r a li la end fot Hemlmde ( uuntr. yiorld». Chuluote lni(«p» 1 oi« ol «I»«-*' 1 »Jction lln« to the \Veklva rlvar. then--« tor the ratification KC,li,i.', » u n*a!.în* 'iT e " v r v ìv a "rUrr lo,n"" joint reaoluiioni nropoaln« ar,«nilm»m> m « In t 'k a a r r r r Jarob». it. M, Jaral«.. W II MK "r.‘. n ’ ri ver. ilh»nr» h . n r e i t h e ron.lltutlon «f the e late of Florida, via: | A. a kl T> 1er clerk of eleclien. IL IL J»»l-«r'Junction with fi... the HI Rt. Joh John* river. l>lvor»-» Lleetlun t)|«trt«-l No f »»-<o»i nn» i n « »o ■ * Joint Hraelufton ■outh«B«lerly un Ih* 'S ». John, river lo ! ■hrtetta - In «peri or» ol «Icriitm. Laura T, T vier Wtteon Mn«>rnian, i'lnllir* L.V.VM,Vnróc «h' ? r r o d M , 'oV’i . , Ä n « °U,h i F K Ì S ' V h T ' r » ^ " ' P ^ n ' . M l u T ù n ol To Laura ri. Tyler, "oil Vfavirr St., I'htl- , elh«wa, - n tW i l tll l. i.a „n.'., c ll ee raKL- off ur Il .c et Il ito» i.n , IJ..o1h adelpbia. t u "t furi hi r raaotvrd, that, an arfur.1* *»»•• <»« flo rid a . laU U ni to county ofElection Plfttrlct No. ", »»•Unc Brera. . . . . . He It ordained hy the LetIUlture of the Btete of Floride: . _ ■ T h at the followlni amendment to Section Ri* (81. of Article Elfht ( » ), of the con»tliu* tion ol the Mate of Horiite. IV hereby *a«reed to and »hall be aubmitted to the declora p] (ha »tate at the «entrai election to be held on the flrat Tueaday la November. A. U. 1914, for ratification or reJecUon: t'action fl. The teiJelatare ahall provide the election by the nueHfled «lectori In thU day by the Hoard, whith copy abili tfor county of-*ko lallowlnf county otficemt be eertlfikd 4 o be correct by euch clerk, end Ai c krlcrk of tho circuit court, e iharlff. eonby the chairmen of Ike H0» '1* °* -f «unjy atablra, a coudty aaeoeaor of toaoa, a I U t'ornm iuiorer*. eald certified eppy «* he ,>i i^dtkff) <6» PV J»>rTTv a.-; . è ^ Xj v de»crini Ion of the chaneca made In con* misionera* d l.tric ta No». 1 and 8. b» en* tered upon «ha minute book» ot thl» board and he publiabrd once » <"« f“ « r Wteka in a ncw»pat»er pubIHbed In thi* county, and, , i l » tt further reaolved, lh *t E. A. Pour* loom Clerk *f the Uoerd of County Cota* mlaeiontr* a h a » m ake cr c i u m to be made a cerllOed copy of the change, made In Ih ; deaeriptlon o l o«aW l d ud al .U ---„tp tlo n ol u i it r uU* ^ Iaf. T h i s |»tioti»irrnpti waff in into J u st a f t e r t h * b a t t l e o f M o n a . *" It appearln« from tb« affidavit of Aia M. T yler, herein ddly Bled that he'l* complain­ Lonewood—Inipeciora of election T o r o u*' an t in the above entitled rauao: th at It fa J e y . x rt, Pinkie. W. J. V io m lh u n ' !’ lW ® the beiiri ol affiant th at Laura K. Tyler la i efectlon, J . N. Rear-ry. E l. « I m i P ittr ic i No. i o . vo ti n r non roatdrnt ot the « l i t e ot Florida; that I. ak* M a r y —ln»pector- «>f elect Inn. J«** vanta, r e ild lp i at 20« « M u t e r « Rt., In th* Her, J . 0 . M anin, W. f . . Pdnn: rlrrk oi c ity of I'h lliattphla. in aald alato, and that tion, A. E. RJoblam. , . rt Election Pivtrirt No. II. volin« ; * " there U do peraon tn the Mate of Florida, . the cervice of euhpocne upon whom whould Altamonto—Inapectort of o l e c t l o n , Itb ind-th e defendant: and tha affiant further J . W. Pateen, f . Henkte- clerk ot elrrtlo*« aaya th at he beltive* the a«« ¿at the defen­ W. P . Hillard. K. A. DOUGLASS, dan t t e be over twenty-one year». You. tharefor«. Laura E. Tyler, are or­ . Clerk Circuit Court, Beminolt Lo., • dered te appeer to t h lt bill herein duly filed 17-Tuto-St« . �1,1 ----------------- H R --------------T r ^ T H E SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER 27. > 3 » U M P IR E S P OF THE VViORLD’S s e r i e s g a m e s «-ft . FAGB SEVEN 'W lA J V 'VjVAJViYA-T I'l 1\J\J( ftft “ A f t e r A l l , C a r te r 's is the B est ? r W e h a v e it in e v e r y c o lo r a n d fo r e v e r y p o s ­ s ib le p u r p o s e . R e m e m b e r tf je H e r a l d r w h e n . y o u w a u iJL N K Ju st r e c e iv e d a s h ip m e n t o f C a r t e r ’s iie w P E N C R A F T IN K fo r O f f ic e o r F o u n t a in P e n , P a t e n t , D u s tp ro o f P o p r o u t. .»•no*« «>> AmuriMn l i e « A»»t»cmtiun , . * From left to right Byron. Hildebrand, K l ei n aiul Dlneon. Kach of them nvtdvmt f l . K i o for ti|a work durum the gtroe« between the Philadelphia Athletic* aml the Ihmton llrnve». My run and Klein are .Vjthtnul league arbitrator», while lllhlehnitid and Dliieen represent the* A'nierlcau league. M O N AWAITS AERIAL INVASION M e s Precautions lo Repel -J . Attack by Zeppelins. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ GERMANS READY FEBRUARY. Coutil Zepin-llii bovrctl iKilltidy, tv plylnp: “W a l t nini sci' Only glv»* u» Unic. inndnin " ’’Z**p|K*lln m*ok" l s ‘ tlic furiti r*f mnln dy iiow prcvitlfiit in Immillili, inxord lag tn olii* n*|»*rl Tld» 1« tln* |«'iMilnr i r mi tur «Uff neri.«, whli'll ntr rntnfiiniirr Mimi r i r r fit lili« «rasiiti hi*.'IIU»i' *n limili l.iin »tuberi* uri* .Timing llirlr lircka, m*nn 4 o z. B o ttle , for- F o u n t a in P e n s , w it h f ille r * £ =5 iS \í Il- -it* Il I» i VI ««-I p to .lf g . ..l| of o « i.i*t » >*f II*. ti .« tutin - ' *■»»**! f.lltll IP o iii I 1 c I 111 . I■-T1 . if I* ( III l H - *I, i l i l i - li lt* urli Cl>* The British commons. IieceuilsT. Kill, passiti a muni prix** act accept lltg the deilsratliin o f London The lords r**J*«l*sl li l e t il lia» passed hy usage Into lln* loiiiliioii law of notion« Germany*« Aerial Equipment. » a s r III! •••dilli III *h» la I.litoti» l*> Mil* An Ainerlenn refugee fr**m Houma slu ami liai* timing Mo* I r i|*«•11 « a l Bla. «Ini renelle*) London « l i w«*»*k • atol I» allunili *1 in piltelph* hy Ilo* ■lo il« Austria, Germany and 11**1* present I ***l I t g i ‘l'i 11 1 — If .III I p p t ' i l l I- land told Mu* <vrre* poniliuit ut Mi* I I!.. n f r* no Ilo pi t* ."iff 1 Mi* lilt*** Itirai «r Mu* flying field In ll.-rlln II I.IJ.* Miai lllhoii.il « po llili Pi Ilo hi' laid «i«*n m least fitto tteroplam*« nini conreuthm esiahlisliliig II P* d e Idi* In fifty /.ep|s*ltus in their slu**l« tic. on) wi t h Ij it i-r *ti»I loii.il l a « . .*r |f " hen the Geriliun olllc^r Interviewed no 'recnglilxcil rill»* »*\lsl». P> folle« ?** askrd If-ihere was any truth In "tin* frenerai principles of Justice and the »Mb-incut tt%ut Germany had llfty , wildly.” 1 < i to i o oí » - - a lio n *»f h ..* lliin * t- n ■-.{i 111 i *a 111mi 1■<| a ] parvp 11> I" Mu o 1• *1 * ; ‘ 1*1 all armistice Oil • III 1-1 T r y P E N C R A F T — You W i l l U s e No O t h e r i ta INKY RACER C H E M IC A L 25c c. «£ Forty, but a Slugger. 'Ilio greti tent ha sc hai I player In Mu- (Pv west Is uuduuhtedly Frank-UuclHunin. c . Mie captain of the Suit Lnko City tY*»ut­ Zeppelins six w'Jcks ago he replied ili Mu* Union assiH'lailmi frankly: Till« man 1« well over forty y ear s old. "Thai Is nonseiiNe. hut »-p nre work weighs i-omddcruhly gvur 'JOO'ìsiundlüK on new Zeppelins night and day und 1« alami six feel two Inches In tuxl hy Fehmary we símil have forty lielglil Me has been up l»> bigH»*ugne Ml.” co ii ipa ny mid has been playing prof»a» t'onflrtntllun—of a a*irt—uf the plnn„lenal ball well over twenty years. hrd aerial a Mack on l»ndon » nine Ilnelsman’s age has slowed him up from Count Zep|H*lln himself, who re French military *»ng»«‘its in l.r»»ti« us a holder and base runner, and out Annusi to Ula home In Stuttgart. calltal f or \ijlnnlci r» to g!»c lltelr side of .hi* halting lie wouldn't tn? con » urttemhçrg, after n three days’ stay hlissl to save Mo* « onintisl «oldlet s slderi«! "»*llg(hie hv any minor league tn ílrrlln from the e l l ci l - o f In loon h ig.*« and cloh Hut h^* bitting »»mid make likm ‘Give Ua T im e ," 3 a y e Z ep p e lin . a desinihh* muu on any major lengile hail a gratifying r»**p *ti«c I ifty pet An American wotiinii saw tin* »-outil sous ofliwctl ilicin«. 1» • « liiiincil|.it»*ly team HiicIsuimii Is now^ leading tin* Union In IU*rllu ami, rushing up to him. ex* cininied. ••Tell mo, wlieu are the Ze|>* Oil a British liîiyiedo hoal de«troy«*l association hatters, with a purcetihige Wins going io ! «ondici?" It*, a recent * t en ih.* «hip • p* l mon of *11»! Carter’s Liquid Glue mentis everything) C arter’s New Voi \ e t Show Card Ink (for m aking card signs) in B lack. Light R ed, Dark Red, W hite, Orange, L ight Blue, Dark Blue, Brown am i Yellow . 15c Little Oddities In the European W a r News If^OlAN C A VALRY FIGHTING FOR ENGLAND .if* C A R T E R ’S h:» lllsliop tiri-iT said »letalis of tin* plan «*»*r»* still t«» Is* wnrkisl out. hut Mult pn'hahly. If the inoverinoit met «U h tin* exp*« teil »Upt»>rt of all »y«»*d« .uni denominations, the pro|«isal for • Over 25c Carter’s Writing Fluid in Quart Bottles 75c Carter’s Writing Fluid in Pint Bottles IOc Carters Writing Fluid in Half-pint Bottles 25c Caller's Writing Fluid in 4-oz Bottles 10c Carter's Writing Fluid in 2-oz Bottles 5c Carter's Koal Black Ink in -1-oz Bottles 10c Carters I\oa! Blaek Ink in 2-oz Bottles 5c Carter's Black Letter Ink in 2-oz Bottles 5c Carter's Ink. in Green, Violet or Blue, 2-oz Bottle 5c Carter’s Red HulLielujUl Ink. 2-oz Bottle ac . ( artel 's Red Carmine lulmdut..U*iaW aud larye «tffief*s half |)int..5Uc ( al ter s Fountain Pen Ink in Black, Green or Violet 10c (artel's M^liilaue. 2-oz But lie 5c 25c ( alters Stamp Pat rin k for Rubber Stamps) all colors ( arter’s (\ilUllieriux .Machine Ink for Xumberinji Machines or* Cash Register) all colors 10c L> loi» day* » In l«t tua« ir u i U M i 'é Would h e 111 n i l t h r o u g h I ’ *■ «*«l i li*iif W il s o n o r Ilo* « l a i * d e p a r t nielli a i Wg.»lilitglo|i I’ ll** ne** e t i l e n i i« all lio* in o r e ii * ii i M e P i I P *t I l o * M e n s h o u l d ha , . f il. i fi i h h l 1*1 M e ló le s 60c We carry constantly in stock a Complete lin e of the Old’ R eliab le CAHTKK’S INKS. It m akes no difference what qu an tity you d e ­ sire, h o r for what purpose you wish it, w e can supply your n eed s. W.i»Mnglon and London Deeply Inter ••Tin* cihiIi «t t h i n g I e v e r « a w In ac ei ted In Senure of 0*1 Ship U hm « a » t h a t **f a l*lg h i g h l a n d e r tr In Mu* mpture Of Mu* llrllldIHrt the « I m l u l l ke<I a • **« ill**l<'r 1 1ll.* a n d sh e ll oil l ink ship f'irnierli Mo* U'n«hliigh*ii lire to get «o m e M llllg f•<r hi* w o lllld e il the Mrll l«h government withe* I>> lest m a l e « to d r i n k w h e n tin* w a t e r r a il pent r a t , ownership, not alleged contra oiii ," » a y * 1’ f l i n i e 1 ‘litrk e of Mn* K in g 's hand cargo or nn imneiilrnl de*tlni 11-*>i 1 1 r l l le « In a I«-11••r houle, liifnrmntluu received In Aumlerdnui thin, It »111 la* appealing in a principle from an niithorltntlve non ret* renard of Internnthmnl law which Ureal Hrlt Iti; i¡i*riimn> « aerial pialli* Miro«« n aln ha« iii'ii*r fi.rinitily rallth«) Tiler** URGE CHRISTMAS PEACE. Urn mm on the anion of Mie l.ondoii i sr** p i **cr*lrtit* f**r mi * h a *oui**e. a* « hen IhiMi Hpnla and tin* I’lilted States M in u t e r » W a n t Powere to Declare lUltioMtlc* In duini; away « Uh all l*ril 1 In IH|iH adhered lo tin* iW-'hirailoii of Ar ml it ice on Chriet'i Dirthd»y* llant UltlIllllinMoii. sweeping Mu* sklr» I’nrls. though nelllicr laid ratllleil It Tim* London Dally Mall received a ai night «Itii tunny searchlights and The * o«.. i« i*t*r-ictio f niurlt ntleiiMou oltspuich fr«*io It» corr*,«|H*»d**i»t In New mounting guus lo annali hallisuis niel r in Wasliliigtan and f-c*rrrtnrr ” y rk - - l i ng that leading clericals and «rr*i|il»nr' Tin*»*** pre* illllliMi« are Ihufoiik’lil) Ju*ttth-d t limit;li a lilt pre * Tin* 11rlti«llllit » a « *i »hip **f Mi* ..lu .«i or* Mien- Inn** under discussion k* meni to tin»** the warring pnw malar*-. «aja tin* Ne» V**rk Timer* r*>r D c I II h c I i A llletlka L t l i,. l U l i U » cuuipaii*. candi l In New >nrtr fti—rtie aPTT 'Ftf* « T « agree lo an armistice o n flirlstiims rripmd.’iit in AtiiMterdaiit While i» insinuai minor raid« may Im* was l«iiiiili( hv the Standard **11 • **iii i ila* Biadi* on l.nndon e*«iii**r. If tleniiHin puny IIinter the Amerp an ieg|slr> a* I Pli....... ...iiil**nt «aid "f Mo* move Irta n finn footlmld on Mie channel. Itu* nnd «eiil out utidi-r the Aiuerldin Mug , meni |„f1,„cy. hut II grand maini armada » 111 not lie liiiuo li i *ut«ld Ihe Mir..... Olle limit »In* was nl agattiM Fughimi until February ut tukeii nml toned to Halifax nini t he* | ,mH a(|r..i»*le enll-t*sl the «ynipathl. s .d Y the earliest for Ucrniuny »111 tint In* }iirl»»tl* ihiii ">f h prlr** c.inn «u h «li»Mugul.«1ied leaders ufi t'ardlnal The ileclanitloli of D i n d o n , article Farley. lUshop David II Hroer of the ready till Mien. "We are building lit hr aeroplane** e* ft*I, ilts'ljires void Mn* transfer of an on }'p|sc**p[il itli*ec«e of N'eW * A ork atei pedali) for tile attack on London i*in> - »hip Pi h nciilrut In «u t nule«* Italihl II Pereti a Metales of Ih*1 J**w Them* ure of u m*u and extra largo, It I« pntted Mini «il* h Irtiltsfer Is not l,*h «ytingitane type. r.l|iaTile of carrying Loom poomlr* mjnli* lit order lo n void 11it* comte The larger imn emeu! I*«iklng lo « *|il**lice» to «hi* li new Half Pints:............ ........................................ 35c Will N»»d F o u r M o n th «’ T i m e For Pr»p«r»1ion of Fleet of D irigibli*» -W**t end S e e ." S a y » In v e n t o r — “ Zap pel tn Neck," Due to P e e r in g U p w a r d , Prevalent In O n tteh C a p i t a l . of etplmh *•** Ill llddilli.il lo Mo* « oik'll1 fif the pH*.I orni («olili Mir**» er Mo* ivirr»*«i"Oiileiit « a « infoinii«l 'The*ii* new ai*r<>f>lnm*« will n**t l«* in rotini iImHuTi lo’ for** February Tin* III er» *nrr ls*lng trained now at siieehil »rlallon rampiti, nnd at least on« nf the InMrnetocH was flying In l guidon ns r*> cenily ns Inst apri ng." th e P i n t s .................................................... ......................... key,, evidently not rrlliditiiK die no)at* mnl w orry, became terrillttl. Mo flow Into tin* galley and cllniln*d on the top shelf. There tip lirtKitly hcIocI w I it big llsli Hiiuiv|mn and hid lilntnplf until tip* Urine cease»!. MI**« l'rll* e »intiMitT, »tetmgrn|iliei In thè etti* e "f tln* An«ir*> 11ungnrlmi rot'.Mihite f r u i rli In Nrw York, «lui line rei linieri frolli mi ex tetided trip In nltiK Ut® lieti veli» ns .th è. governinoti! Austria ami lluiiKitry,*«nya timi AuanenrchllKhtH ri*li*ntl«»Hly plautino tln* trlnn «oldler* goltig to tln* front nre re|H*rtrrl tu Ititvp Ii!*(*n mipplled wltli aky for Un* fticniy vini. nf |MilKun tu tnke In enee of rnp ture liy Mie Servimi« lo escili*«* torture WATCH BRINDILLA CASE. ut Ilo Ir tinnii« w it h (ÂRTER'S t§ L -HQUStHdlD ^ Y ' indelible I nk jjjHgjj g g TUiati X art y .^ i j»LU-!H*«:i t s S M . r v - ; .*11, ( a rte r ’s Photo-Library Paste in Double Well J a *r sbl............... 25c L**», *, k , • * * '/ i** • i*^ C arter’s Household Indelible C a rte r’s Photo-Library Paste in 4-oz b ottles with Brush 10c m arking outfit I * •'. W -’ N. *- * Ink 'fo r m arking linen) with __ •»* ‘*w* -j? *■ 25c C arter’s T yp ew riter Ribbons, for an y m ake m achine 75c . j m a il --- o k d k il s g iv e n PRO M PT, ( A r e f i l ATTENTION The Herald Printing Co. 1 0 7 Magnolia A ve. Sanford, Florida *« I. I t'A -* >' ; _______ __ ■ —— ---- Ü �PAGB EIGHT OCTORKR 27 , 9M THE SANFORD HEHALD ooaooaaoaooodQ D oooaooaD Dooaoaaoaaooaooaaooaoooaaaaa 8 I C U R B ST O N E G L E A N IN G S! a —BUyGBT—OF O P INIO N - “ rfrPST KETTVE FTN" uf year*. tho rlul) to |my hirn it jjoml I )o it r v c r y yen r. Tree planting i* interest 'in ili" invesl meni Thi» fonili nii'tii. timi your neighbor will uimlil noi In* utiy Idi rii.hip oli H t h e r follow' suit Ami til.' pe op l e of 1 lu* 4i f » l . ■ ■' 11 ai U ^-fr tuie nini l Iif l 'umili BAPTISTS CONVENE And thorp could lit* no hot tor rrnt room in tin* rtt y than on tint hike front We hnv*' often t ;>IU■**1 of n cmp il r y eluh Thi . wmild to» tin*», hut hi ii. ti«t .tiii'ii'i «»I tin* ga to** .uni huilil n yni'lit flu!» Any rity in Flotilla r a n ha ve a r o u n t r y dpi* hut ninthly few of them r a n ha v e ouacn for naie or reni M . »iil.IV, Cl ATI ON HAS FINE For Sale llarreil . Horfc Editor In Trouble MEETING eorkerula for breeder.' h H I YOU AND ME.” ' "mj* Clearwater, Ort. 33. Chain' be­ V .»in »tram. $ If en ■h tween pu hli* hint; an a pointy in hi' Ito* I H» V Sanford in w s p a f r i *r else being se-nienced The thirty -eighth annual session s EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT to >ii 11 wax given by W. I.. Straub. ((f { Wekiva Hnplisl Asso» luliotn For Sale Trucking ■uria editor of the St. Petersburg Timex, convened with the Lake View Map- fruit laud across river fr... •aro., g A CIII El IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES A M ) FAITH. when arraigned before Circuit tist church at Whittier. Fla., last Florida. $10 to $L’0 ¡.,.r p it yueht rluh such as Sanford roiild Judge F M Robles here today on a Wednesday and Thursday, Get. ‘J1 Ireks VLand." c-o lli-r.il HE’ LL PUENT ’ EM " - - - S O SAYS SAUNTEKEK. 5 have. churge o( contempt of rourt. The and 2*J o In the absence of the D D o a o a Q O o a a a u D O O o o o o o a o a o o D O Q O a o D D a a o o Q O o o o n o a o o o a o Q n I. there a man in Sanford who will , rhnrife arose . out. of, editorial FOR S A L E ■Fresh \ .T, . . ' .................. rom- moderator the meeting was called man. every banker, every profession- hack this proposition with the jiros- ment made in the Times, in whch l0|{ct|u.r j,y rhp t.]t.rk amj ori[an¡. , * “ The) Say** Cabbage i the "law ,■ , . . , , . Have you heard of the terrible fam­ al man turn in and help. I am noi P « t °t K«rttÌnK- interest on lux in Mr. , Straub said that either Fresh local grown o kr>l . . .. ration perfected. (Mlicers elected given to using slang, but there is vestment and earnlng thè «vcrlasting nr t ie i«<.sion o ui go Ito lies in , for the* ensuing year, for moderator, ily " T h e y , ” the Pinellas jail matter “ was a fake," Rov> K Lt,. Smilh of Apopka. Sweet Potatoes fruni North Florid* And of all the venomous “ They s ay " something in thè advice: "Don’t gratitude of thè entlre city? Irish Potatoes ^, ( * * * In calling Mr. Straub before the and {or c|prk> j n0. D. Jinkinit of And half the gossip under the sun, Knock! Roost!" Apples LemonThroughout. thè putire Interview, r A V oli, once more thè world a har this morning Judge Robles made W o r d . . In apju. ol t h r (ii(,lnncc If you trace it back, you will find whieh is of some length, there is a champlonship series is a mailer of a very stralghtfowrad statement of t ,)(. wns w(.„ aUpnf)pd, begun Persimmons (ir;, In that wretched house of “ They." ringing noip of optimism that shows lini! history, and as you all know, ux past pleasant relations, of his n p e c i M y ,)y thl, chim.hp(l in the Limes 5< Dtiii'ii t ()f thp terrilory ct>VPrP4l t hut Mr. Candler does not think Hoston romped home yvjth the pen- hgh esteem for newspaper men in |ow„ Fresh Sanford Fgg*. to that' the south is in anything like nant rag 1n four straight, thereby general, a n d of Straub in particular. , lhp AMO(qaUon but nol , 0 we|| A numerous family, so T"atn told. __ Fresh Tennessee Egg*, i.vcalamity claiming a record Arid And accumulating and of his reasons for making the dede by tfao cburche9 further-rmrrfT___ the condition that the culnmitv And its genealogical tree Is old, every one good cision which he did. He empha­ howlers are trying to make out. the_ jong end of the gate receipts. For ever silty* AiTaieKinr^TtiMM^tn Whittier Is located fifty mile» • • • To jiaraphraso an old adage "Only sis'd the fac t that while newspapers To build uf* the curious race of(tnnn south of Chuluota, and forty-four J H K * V E G E T A l l l . K M VIlhLT Has existed the house of " T h e y . “ ' i Tt>me' people may despise the «he Braves deserve the fair." Among should hav e the fullest leeway in miles from Kissimmee, and in on 110 Second Si. \\ <-m lowly nickel l*ut the man who can other things the supremacy of the making proper criticism of courts lhc U k e okeechol.ee branch of the Phone 3 2 -t. Wc Deliter Gossip-inqngers and spreaders of lies. corral a hunch of nickels or even of Bostoh- baked bean as a diet for there was a point beyond which F. E. C. Ry., and was* at one time Horrid people whom all despise! pennies will lay thu foundation of a base ball players has been estab­ statements might reflect 'discredit, the county scat of Brevard county, For Sale— 1914 liar!* y-PxviicB And yet, the best of us. now and fortune. Some time ago Ann Cand­ lished. It makes them astute, agile not upon n udge personally, but before tho • formation of Osceola motorcycle. 11 h. p. Twin n*,p tben^ ler the .Coca Cola king of Atlnnta and aggressively alert when tht* upon the .udlcinry and he stated county. Run 600 mile. Write Wright-UiJ. Repeat queer tales of women and gave one million dollars to a Meth­ break comes. Beans will nlso tout that his understanding he language lK-4tp . Reports from the churches showed fast, Agt., Orlando, Flu men odist college. One day last week ge the most persistent jinx that ever used was t h a t it was a contemtunus an encouraging gtuwtli and develop­ A Real Bargain O n e pu. And quote the house of “ T h e y . " gave thirt y millions to move the hovered over a bane ball park. term. He declared that while he ment jireuticully all over th<^ ter­ cotton crop and w h e n you pause to From cellar chainps tq world's.cbam- /night, make mistakes no one had ritory covered by this Association, »enger Overland. In lir-i hi-, cob_____ _____ Th e y live like lords and never labor, think about how he reached the pious in sixty days is some jump ovr hud reason to doubt his ain- which embraces the churches at dition. For sale. 1lit) 1 First St . . ml, . . , , lie .full A " T h e y ’s" one task is to watch his million mark just from thb sale of *,ut th*1 Hrnves did it on a bran diet, j eerily, , and l"-.*tr , he , that an explana* De La Sanford,- Oviedo, Aputika, ....... . , ,. nickel drinks the figures nre appall- The humble little "N av y" appears j lion of .the. . article was necessary. neighbor. , , , Geneva, Long wood, UmatilU, SorTO RENT Mr. Stralli* protested that hi rento, Tavares. Orlando, Kissimmee And to tell bis business and private ing. A few years ago Coca Cola wns «» h* » »treat rejuvenator for a has-been buse ball team rneant only to imjdy that a luw affairs hardly known outside ol a few and many smaller rhurches. For Rent after Nov I xuggest that some of the calarli- whicli permilted of sudi a decision ! >fjrrj, To the world at large; they are southern stales and I well remember The introductory sermon was He derlared thè high- preached by Rev. \\ U U ilium of cottage. 1‘J tfi Park ;i ■ I : j*) sowers of tares being in the norlh some twelve ity howlers in thìs neck ol tlie uoods l wafc n fak*' These folks in the house of “ They “ years ago and asking the soda foun­ try a diet of linked beans and m ay b e ext regard for the judiciary and for Tu varea, and the doctrinal sermon per month including water G. U. 19-lf tain man in one of the largest cities they could get up enough life to take Judge Robles in particular, and said by Dr, A. J. Holt of Kissimmee, Spencer. I t U useless to follow a “ T h e y ” for Coca Cola and he asked me what part ih the progressive movements ho, had no r e a s o n w l n t c v e r for using the closing sermon by Rev. E. Ia-e For Rent—Good seven re (»tra, any contemptuous te m regarding SmUh o( Apopka With a whip or a gun, for he slips I meant. Ho finally dcHdcd that I of Sanford. burn and bouse, near lb-c k Hib » him . away wanted the new Atlanta concoction The delegates were sumptuously Yrock Station, known a» t „tie c.irThe judge stated, however, thut And into they- house, where they and reaching under the counter * F. J. McDannel, who exists in entertained by tin* go»*»! jieojile of den. Address ("ora t l! ■“: ger, cannot go; brought out a small sample bottle tlwusso. Michigan that he may the language used would undoubted \Vbit tier ami vicinity un<i»'r t lit* 1305 Center St , *\l ! N*w It is locked and bolted and guarded that held enough for two drink* t m ‘ 1,1 Suni<lr,i some day and who ly be considered by any judge or direction of Re v. It. 11 Guv, t he Y nrk fr We had them together and he liked t ^'' bent interest* of Sanford ! lawyer as tending tobring derision so pastor, and Mr ftilm H llaixiteii. it so well that he concluded to order u* heart all the time, is anxious upon the judiciary and to lessen it* chairman of the entertain ment >o rnThis horrible house of "They Fv»r Rent Nh.' í >¡r some more uud today that city is l *ial Hie people of Seminole ( . . im ­ influence. H it wer«- generally pub mit tee ut S tilin o ti* $1 L’ 5 up. 115 E. F ou rth S< Though you cannot get in. they get probably using Coca Cola by the «>' l'lnnl Gees along the highways lixhed that fake decisions were given •t: It lias long been thought that the He "aid that Wekiva Assoni* Iion was too large out, thousand barrels. All of this popu­ Mr McDannel owns a nice place in itnjmrtant cases for Rent Suit»- h i-JlBI And spread their villainous tales larity of the drink wax made by .<d on the Sanford Orlando road and to- woub) Hold the matter in a b e y ­ covering ax it does the territory ' ull» r *torr. and bath. Over \L * about vertismg for go where you will the it is siife to assort that when he .can ance for a few days to see what ex­ from Delai ml to Rassen ger and Sanford Telephone t Of ull the rascals under the sun large signs of Coca Cola greet your divorce himself from his p resent planation Mr St iiqb »nubi make. Luke (»kce> liiihec ami from Geneva, aji t huluota and Fort i'hrixttnux to Who have come to punishment eye and every paper and magazine puailion and come to Sanford to and i but if a Mutable apology For Rent To r» lin» ! carry the advertisement» About stay that ho will plant tree* upon peared in t he Times the matter Winter Garden and t'maiilln never one To Al­ nice rooms Excellent o He sends the fob would be dropped. Otherwise the ter careful consideration and ton dollars jier midith Belonged to the house of “ Th e y. " ten years ago, while in Atlanta Mr his right of way S' his - Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Candler carried me over his jdunt lowing about trees to The Herald, editor would be culled up again feren ci* with Dr Rogers of th State dren Enquire R. H» r "The Indiana office of jiublir roads The judge also added that he would Hoard it has !>•-••>> decided to form i a tu! tolti me the amount of motley is urging the public to do something <never in a contempt case, imjioxe a tiew \xsnnu t m u , a lid for that a u » -»tMMMÜng on advertising and Y Asa G. Candler, Jn arl interrfp that is so obvious that t( ought to line, a* that would merely take a pO*4* v L w wLilu l du nut remember the amount ! 1* o r R pnt ^ ’ publtxliPil 1fr**l'br ■Atlanta Georgian, Mn h. tho ) WkOk*»x»<*r»'d thotl- require no urging I" plant tr»-es few dollar* oui >f the pocket. Any- of dísiiiisHiou u* th»» following "tight housekeeping taut Thursday's, issue gives the adjudged guilty of ijh.urcttcs, rmifllrtta. Geneva. Lake Furen. 1 17 Laurel an-n » rrrrr“ ie ffrrn T J ÿ e sand > . .*t.^1 havir muru than along the highways. people of Tbe south some advice that u ntrld—btrre- ro Gertrude, Lork wmid. ttviedo. Pine In the Uld--Vl**»Í4Wul,*)x¿'«X’í/lfW This allj should be pondered deeply and put doubled in the time since sentence primarily all »»mnonur question, lie receive a jail lirove, >a iiford. >orr*‘nto, fiioiri-into practice. Mr Candler is one of goes ti> show that if the man who t-jiuxe wood lx si* scarce and valuable for Rent Room ami I maúlla, in addition to this keeping 9 1 9 Dak \v. the nation’s foremost business men can get up something that brings They would ligure how great a val Positively UnreasonahJe. the churches of Dr Land, Longwood, and what he says carries great in the nickel* and advertise*' it exue could be created by raising a_ M.r l! ll l| , tu [iiarki-tman I — exteriNively and makes many mil­ Tor fteiil C hen fi TT. Enterprise and Alt nor, a life expected weight and will go a long way to­ iloulde line of great tree* along thou 'What' Ten francs fur a chicken! to come into the new iisüoc.atioii f'hice. 5 iirr*x. al M" lion* of dollars in t h c u m e that Asa ward silencing the calamity howl­ sand* of miles of roadway, thus util- I Vrt- you mud? Why', that's equal to I)'|t'can Mitch»1 ers. Excerps from the interview Candler has it is high time that the izing land that otherwise wsmld lie he p: re I've bei-n i harglng inv mlw- Also churches from other asxtn iu man who does not believe in adver­ follow: .»rp l , :,n" w,’" h ar,‘ ........... ,u unite Room* for Rent l~. to himself useless, i'erhup* the tree* would be rw,,M f«r the fowl' l.lllustrailoii. vyith t h e . new association an- Day- furnished rooms "All we need to do is to keep wits tising should get who Md e s j i i s e x o f so m e v a lu e e v e n in th is c o u n t r y . Inna. Ni- w Slav rna, Tit 11' V||fe 11.1k i-iirner .nuli :i 11•1 11 abo ut us. The worst enemy of tbe and the one w Ii o but the main a r g u m e n t is appea r nickels fan also take a tumble and 1. Hill. L.i m - i b i . -a i NOTICE south today is the person who ix a m ex -tart to -it', ing them up 11 r.» i(g. In* w ill giv»1 tie l ‘laut* t" r»•til (nr !)!» ’A eternally crying hard tunes and Nobody from n t y op m un try e v e r A* I (nive i li.irv*' of the tui-iriexs "I Mu- H.Nrt-1H’J’&t J Ii ii A i]u Ir<- at 111 S***1'ii ii « ami ! HTTItnrV bankruptcy. We are very far from fails to note tin- bi-uuty »if a line Tit h* il..mi Ai ’ i .lanini» t '■*, East s.u.severul strong churi hex A meeting bankruptcy and if we haven’t quite * Some people in the jiuxl have row of trees. Uccaxionully iii d r i v - forii Lami L»-ugue, and W. A. Whit­ For Rent Cheuj* lor » i i. 1wer.ty to perfect tho organization hus been Us much ready cash to spend us we culled . . . . me . a ,crank, on , the , , subject , ,of : ing through the counrry one enters comb, I can Ite found in the Tax As- railed to he held with the Sanford acres of good hnmmock land all tiiei have had at some other times In our the bulkhead and the Idea of mak- nn uvenue that woul(1 bp an orna. irssor's Office in the court house. ( ’all or write A. M. Tyler i*Ml • Baptist church Thursday, Nov IJth exiatcnce we may still be very hap­ ing Sanford a more beautiful city ment to any ci ty p a r k —a long T H O S . K. B A T E S at n a m. For Reni Nice fn.i • py *if we just half try. You can but in later year* many people have stretch of road with a row of mag The Seminole Baj I■'t AhiMti îat DUI l ight lio use ke»’ pi n g . nl ■-> make yourself believe pretty near come to my rescue ami if 1 was III licenl mu pies on each' Nlde. their is the name suggested fur i In- tu-w tila ted lie »Iron ul. III.' i \ .» anything if you will keep repenting crazy a few , 'ar* ago 1 now have branches interlacing over head. No­ organization that thing to yourself. You ran some mighty good company Among body hut u blind man could fail to C. W . FAI N make yourself believe that you have my warm»'st supporters are the good notice it. Scarcely any one fails to D EN TIST l i v e ai rex l lied the rheumntixm if you keep oii®Te- ladies of Sanford and they have say to himself "Somebody did a I M'J limits lor rent, ni'ar m w i ui k m u WHIM I'tinm; UM.I mitiding yourself rbat you have that joined l h»' uttai k on the citadel of good thing when he jdanted those Sensitive M -y. \ P loading statini. \l'l Mlxtri'ss W hy \Uiv Un t Mils PEOPLES BANK BIU.DINO disease. I wouldn’t give a cent for "fosalli*m" most valiantly and to­ trees." iA your Sunday nfteritoqn out' Aren't Connel ly. Sanford 1-l- t ROOM Í) n doctor who came to see me and day the idea is strong in thu breast* And he did do a good tiling. you going for a a a Ik this lovely »lay?" told rne the tirat thing that ! was of the majority of the people to Furnished rooms for iiti'uxekwpiti Mary — ‘ Please, ni. I d rather slay In. going to die, and hadn’t taken any make Sanford the most beautiful) J ttn w,htr a lrL*- do^B a at’ Mrs. C. H. FÄnitir«. I*»rk You see, most of the people out on a sort of care of myself and s o ’ on. city in the country. And why not? good thing; for be starts something Ave., between 3rd and C »trrfU. Sunday Is couples, and f don't like to iVtf All of that anight be true, but I We certainly have the foundation that goes on without him, and con­ bo conspicuous — Punch tinues to grow more and-mure beau­ for S a n f o r d is u n d o u b t ­ would discharge the doctor who For Rent One acre til* I land oa Tcept telling me that rather than edly endowed by nature most lav­ tiful ami valuable long after tie is S h a rp e n s the A p p etite. dead. Thiril street ami Maph ,,vrn*r. telling mo what to do to gel better. ishly and all we need to do is to as­ Joki'IHgh (visiting Hubbubs)-—"And Address Rex Packard. R I H iLenawee county has more than a "There isn’t a business man in the sist by some artificial touches to you have a grindstone, too. Will’ It i i tf south who isn’t vitally concerned tone down the harsher angles and thousand miles of county roads, and put an edge on a dull appetite?" Hub­ with getting our present business here and there pat Dame Nature probably 75 |>er cent of this mileage bubs—"C ertainly! If- you turn tbe handle long enough." difficulties straightened out as spood- down a bit and wc will hnvc the is altogether treeless, save for un oc­ M IS C E L A N E O ! > ily ns possible. We are all m u tu al ly finest city in thf land. Tho bulk­ casional remnant of the original for­ I wish to in vest $-hb " interested. I cannot hope to pros­ head is a mighty fine start and when est, or a stray seedling that has and my service in a g.... I ;x ’ f ♦ per if my fellow citizens are not pros­ finished will be a thing of beauty sprung uj* in a fence corner. Prob­ ♦ busine»* in Nanfurd. Fia pering also. If everybody but me and a Joy forever. ’ 1 hear some talk ably not 5 per cen t—perhaps not Jam es A. Finn, MM) 1u»»fr M >t., should go to tho poor house, there of a yacht d u b on the lake front that much—can show rows of ahndu I'i-ftp Hempstead, L. !.. N 1 would be no place left for me to go tha^ will build a fine pavilion for trees planted b y human hands, but to the poorhouse too. We dancing, having bowling alleys, etc How could the same amount of ef­ Wanted—Two furnish»'»! r-""11' (or should not delude ourselves with the Now I want to supplement this fort jiroduce so much beauty and light housekeeping Man. wife *r idea that wc can legislate a cotton with the idea thnt some SanKird satisfaction as the beautifying of nil 5 yaer old child. W hen m arket into existence. We ennnot, man who has the good of the city at these barren miles of highway? state price. H., I L . J.. f-*> ¿*nl; It takes w o r k ' of course to plant Vand the somter- we ■abandon th a t heart will erect tho pavilion and ♦ W e hive siw syi tried to be juit a little shrsd Herald. Idea the better.'- Let every business turn it ovdr to the club for a term a tree. But tfiu work comes at tho of Ihe other fellow in tbe gentil) equipment of very time of year when tho lime can oui *io*e. A *Anevidence of ihi* deste lo show Wanted— Plowing «r team best be spared on the farm. To sot the newest eed only the be*t of eveijtluag, we ? All Local Advertisement« Under by man with good tea ni. (I Axil y recommend to user* of ink This Heading THREE CENTS a out one tree is a small chore; but Summers, care M. S S ' I»*1" to set out a dozen would not be a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum phono Lord’s Station. very big one. Think what a change Chaise 25 Cents. would bo made around any* farm by Wanted—Genti etneo r»'""" r? setting n dozen maples, or forest • FOR SALE Stumon's. 316 E. Fourth Combined Office i nj> saplings of any kind each year. and Fountain Pen how the road would be For Sale—Hound pup for sale Corner of Palmetto Avenue and Fir^t . Street transformed, in pven so short a i »11»Wanted To rent a " cheap. Just the right age to train. f§ HtQ f A C*,4 A A space as ten years. Imagine what a R. H Lynch, Sanford, Fla., Route chine for a short tini*- ' ’ 1? R i p O . O U 1 0 « p 4 . U U beauty SJ>ot it would be in thirty or —th« tvewmt member of the c«rtrr I Ui fsroily. No. 1. and terms. Ib>x 7. 11 r;* ! •! 8_tfr PeociAlt U k wnw* • blu« Ami dri«» A jvt bl»ct. fifty year*. It it n p e a tlly bnllÌASt, imooth sad p*raA»aaL It is a good idea and one that docs Coma in isd Ut ut show you th« ocw C»rte* ink For Sale— Secondhand oil or gas­ Home Seekers—Good la"d CJ not need any concerted effort or an y botti« with ths new flow.coatiollci. oline stove,. Two good burners $10 to $30 |*er acre. Good b» 1,11 tfl.Aff act of the legislature. All that "is cheap. .Can be seen at Sanford Fur­ on road close to Sanford l.s-ttp needed is tho desire to do it. The niture Co. Il -tf Home Seeker, this office. man to begin is yo u : and the place I 4to begin is your own highway; the Fine 6 weeks old lettuce plants Lost— Eastern Star pin ani1 * 'ijl. ] . F onford,'Florida vfor sale.' 60* cents per 1,000. M. quoise ring. Finder return *° time to begin is the first day you feel Uko it. Set out trees. If yolL}^ Hanson (Shoe maker), 113 W. 1st Park^avenue and receive f'“13rdlÈ-k’tp r street. 19.2tp 301 East i n .-1 Street can’t set out trees set out a tree. 44Who Knows How to Fit Your Feet’ . V , Vtv v iïiiAUfViMfr * * ; f DR. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING vi Shoes—Shoes—Shoes Carter’s Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store P en craft In k Men’s dress shoes . . Ladies’ dress shoes Men’s all leather work $2.00 to $4.00 $2.50 to $3.00 See E. H. Peters Herald Printing Co. �SANFORD HERALD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SAN FO RD — Life la Waiih Living S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . F RI DAY. t»< rol’.KH 30. lull NO 20 MUST HAVE LICENSE CONFEDERATE VETS TO HUNT IN STATE HOLDING REUNION i(ed Cross Iteriliil Fund Amoii| j^ie prominent visitors to It is desired to make the lied the city yesterday was lion John Cross fund, through the coining Re­ M. ( uldwell. editor of the Jasper cital as large as possible. Every one News und one of the most prominent is interested und anxious to help the men of the state. lie is on his pause along. On every hand, inch rounds us High Priest of the Koval TO THE I one addressed on the subject ex­ SANFORD PEOPLE SHOULD JONES EXPECTS WARDENS LAKELAND WAK SCARE SEEMS TO HAVE Arch degree of Masons and coming presses the earnest desire to aid to L ad w a r r i o r s TO DO THEIR DUTY m a d e POSTAL BANKS ASSIST IN THIS GREAT to Sanford to muke connections for •the utrjiost. The clergy; the nu-rOF FLORIDA THIS SEASON •c the East (.past found the people so rhunts, cffùnly and city officers, VERY POPULAR .« MOVEMENT TO D AY religious over here that they would business men and citizens active nnd Jacksonville, Uct. 10. St lak elan d , Oct. 25C Following t The » a r in Europe in proving « not ullow the Hast (dust trains to The Christmas Shjp will be start­ retired unitedly wish thé projept h,» boon tp postal savings in this run on Sunday and he was obliged and Fish Commissiujier^rT Z. Jonea generate reception und adijrcs ed from this city and the Woman'« j ^ W i a L u irnmise In-lr genuraouily has pliw#d auplirtftfons for hunting of W edinsdaissQOay 1 country. From the very d a y hos­ to stny in Sanford . Jv»yv. the management of If Uncle- John Tiw-ente ( •'o n í e <1e r a n»“*Yv? tilities opened across the seas postal- enjoyed his-visit as much as we cn- licenses iTr"thc hands # >»ii |mitre" the shipments that will go to make of the.peace in the state for the bensinn, meeting A re injU rifm l self is going to be superb “and worth laving* receipts began to increase by •joyed having him the feeling tho little childten happy in war rid­ lit the inwmng i* aj r im - more than the admission price at leaps und bounds and withdrawals mutual, for he is one of the most in'•lefit of the Nimrods. He has |*oa den Europe. The school children whicn tickets have* been placed. usi nesx jjfcsioiiyr A large rule thtaVdunka with all of ifll off, a result quite contrury to tcresting men in Florida, havin have been interested in this great All will lie ready * i t h their flftyattejaniqN^wa* noted the predictions oi many well in­ been born and raised in Florida u » n l« .lt l^ .iir lf t n givo* prolll- cent pieces when the ^admission movement and Mcss.Terhcun paid a formed persons d'ho, in their imng- has the proud distinction of hei visit to each room thia week ex­ ♦dug one of the moat succesa- cards ure ready, which will ho short­ 1nation, saw lines of feverish depos­ the father of seventeen children, MU ly. It la absolutely necessary, in plaining the proposition to all of r held in this state. itors st postofflcc pay windows nnx- of whom were given an apprentice­ k*s the right kind of suc­ them und tho ehildren.jaèf*a»àau(4»4 Every afternoon the v ■ i’oui to again return their savings ship in the printing office und have res» of the project, to sell two hun­ have taken hold of her idea with n a y now sons nnd daughtiigaatf^TeTerans will I to the hoot-leg nnd l>o d y belt depos- made good in the various walks of much enthusiasm. dred tirkels. II! of the peace be tnh cit ^p^ ff ^au lu m obi le ride in Rories whence they fame before in­ life. Any one having toys or presents ation for such and rrdltid the city. trusted to Uncle Sam. Hut the fore­ of any kind that would help to glad­ u- otNfinl will take his sworn up caster failed to reckon on the abso­ den the little children of Europe at la k el a nd is maintaining its repu­ plication, send it in to tho ejjplfty I 1 lute confidence of the American c h i ­ tation for hospitality, every incom­ Christmas time »hould ta ke, the ar­ judge and secure the despair permit ing trun being met by a committee ten. regardless of the ting that first ticle» to tin* Woman's Cluh house on to h un t In tin« . cOfttie ct ion tile which «et-« thut the obi veterans ure — met hi? eyes, in tin- ability and purDak avenue this afternoon nnd to­ x-ommissioner MWfVv* it plain that fissigli- d to their nuarter* ami .ire REPORTS THAT SHE WAS morrow afternoon or call up Mrs. I pose <d the Government to earry ■ out it* obligations, not only among WILL (O N D I UTS THE EVEN­ where a party M-cures a «tule license taken lluro with the minimum of Terheun (or information op the subDEAD FOUND TO HAVE he is entitled to hunt in any county Inconvenieiic«1 and* trouble to them­ ject. H. the nations of the earth, but with ' BEEN ÜNTRUE in the »late without the necessity of selves. ING .SERVICES AT THE the humblest ritizeh of our land. The Southern Express, with com­ ( securing n county license. He states STAR THEATRE mendable spirit have agreed to carry In a letter to the editor of The Two important results have fol­ A force of boy scouts is in a t ­ thnl in many cu*es tie has received the articles free of churgc and assist Herald Mrs. J H Overman states lowed; thousands of people, largely llev. Hardin, presiding elder of ini|uirie? as to whether or not it wan tendimi e and as sdori as u veteran ■ 0f foreign birth, accustomed to send the Pnlatka district of the Mdlind- n e c e s s a r y to secur e I wo |ieen«es if a recel X. I i* curd one iif t b,— tail- t* that sin- is improving every day the movement in everyway and thn their savings abroad, are now pat i-t church will l-e in y.inford next p a r t y d e s i r e d to h unt in a n y c ounts lit III* I- t<> ai i a- guide ami com and i lie report that »lie is dead has following letter is self explanatory: Vice President instructs that greatly exaggerated Mr« | ron* of our postal sa'vings system, Snudai und Mond.-y Sniidux oxen other t h a n t hat mi w i n c h in- liven panini ,nd osinrt him to in* ile« been Christina» gilt* donated for the chil­ Overm-iti it 'ill bremmbored, snd enormous sums of ac tual cash mg he will pr< ti . i.', l-.ek V- ot.ii-r t hull t h at III w hit h fie live 11 n a l n fill t llfougli a broken pi. hi in the dren < 1 Kuru|-c for forwarding on hs\e been released for e.oin me r <i a | Mr II , r-l" •r xi.,-.. utili I.,I \lr J o i n « ill*" d c -i r, — oil h unter * I" It. I • i . it,..rv- of a ge an t llooring ol the hack port h oxer tIi«* 1 niicd States Government »teumcra um-> among oar own |>cn|t|c at a XI-II-« I l.-d 1 i| id- Iji.ilix llliilernt.l ml t h a t III- i n t e n d * to Cl, battb v e t e r a n » art a line l o o k i n g I’rogre*« Laundry hi Tampa ami from Brooklyn November tenth will lime when the need for e v e r y avail friend-* il • XI , I I, -I that in« force t h e law l l e - d n c » lint per mit and IIgeiti ImoI x <•( lit,Ml, Militi X « i«taini d -ern-u* tiiiurn .. «ti.itti-rtng Is- carried free to Brooklyn from able dollar is pressing. friend«, a- w, alt III,-III her* ' ' h t l l l l l l i g « 11 h o o t II - e n « i I p to tile ..f tl, M l.lgill X l ' il, l*»l Ing l-f- iiu lion«-« in tier leg between t he points where express service is nec­ E: TG gr owt h "I postal »a\;ng» ir i In M . i i ...|i ■' : '••• I'M present time sonn- ..'oll prosecutions M ilitili' \ n u m b e r 'of tlielll .«flow knee anil ankle She i« still in the essary because of limited time tlk■ the I inleil Mates has liven steady •-nt. have lieen started over the state t be rff of servie, - « c a r « aliti Till«- ho-pit i! ..to! * tub 'tillering gre.itlx fore «ailing dat e Shipments mu»t On Mntiduv tin four! h -I'l.iM crlx '|'l ,, ,i xx I * fia Xi I•i*, ■u p r o s t , ul |.|| 11'. it c. I tnd healthy and the s y s t e m bus filled ’ --i i Ir, tut t '1 . t.. i*.g in t* -till ttu . (tiefful and optiiiii«tie lie limited to one hundred pounds i . in. 11 •• 11 no Ill- «o 111missili i,,, i h.lXi been .11 ex nli ir. important ya p lietween the tin ■- -liti r i i.■<■ ai i lio- >i - *i ••r \ H I hi x I- lady tli.it the Sanford people knew and iimrkcd ' C lirist inun Gifts for ran depository anil I be factory pay •! i . e X,-n i usi li -d h u n t i n g wMlimii Ini n***. of I*1.11 : • i l ) l» '*l y e a r * ..I a g e , blit mi »e|| J4• r many friends here will Will be ,i !i r. *-, I ■-t thè ('hildr«*n of Europe*’ »ml shouhi ma*tt-r l *il July I, when affairs mg xs III* it I- lOlittarx to lax* Tim«* he . I l l ' l l * til* b u r d e n of nc . ir l) I I-• glad Io knoxx thnt Iter limli will |h- titned to reaclt llrooklyn upproxsrrr running smoothly here and The Methodist l iu r - li ha h a d pro*-’- III loll* h *1X*' b n It b e g u n 111 22 • eut ur t t i i g h t l i a* »orne men "t lint have t I«- .imputateli and tluit mm tei > fortx eight tinurs lH-fiire No ahrnad and the transmission of \,-ry h.irti)oninu- year .noi mon- than rolltill**« \ .. il*l. t • nini x lead* u i ? h t i l l ) \ , . o i • - i gt it ,i ■ 11 di *l i ii g ui * t • x< - naliy *he a 111 regain the (nil vetnher tettili mone) arroj-s the Atliilitir wits safe tifi) meniti-r-lino **,-,-n id-led l-i • » pro- •Ill- n* alt id-, «t irte d ed II *11 i 11 U l o n g of u*i -*! ’ t although il ai II be some In tirder that tlu« inforrnaUuii may acd ex|si|it|oiis. there w.,* approxi the piR. a-i l- tr-un i l i n »-r.il How. l a m » -i • *-«u ,,g I . , ,i tunc t-eior,- «In- can bear the weight re,ich t lie largeal lilinrlter of uur 1'.. it It. ' \ . ■ . ..od M 1 1 u-ii ;• .aa trfy $4.1,000 .000 of postal Mixing prosperity x*f tie- iJiurill. il* I’ro till In-lit ligure* al*o o( her body on it l*if l*<•lilial l lu*. iik—L«* p atro n «, I * JiUggest t lia t y o u u d v i«e g i—: »r t n i L . r x ' p t n f -about I; ki.. are t* i.«e n| \ D William* 'f-T , he till ,^r. •r ..f - lilt* s t a r t e d local paper* of thls free s«-rvice of* 1HS.OOO depositors. Since tbelKover Est a llllu a . M t •i«t ! « • .it t S a nten Rosa -on XIli*- brtg.idli r generai ,u.i| a1tered hx uXpress C-illlpanli s lIO.OOO.OO'l of deposits have l-ci n j -r•**« • utioi Im* -|*l I 1/ut a ni gelo r a ! . I M Iron 1-Ut . .iiintn In acceptiince of shipiiKMits it will I tilt«-ii and I lie number of deposit cd I“ f «*4« • ft count y loot gì r ol l.:> g «on x tifi- and muti) he well to rnution shipper» «f such on tia* iju reused enormously ltu* ut tu r» I he *poli*,ir« and Ulani« package« tliat it i.« not advtsable unprecedented gain is the ninro strihU„ giggli-h le.itine* -1-1 l i n n i l i r m a mt l i a i i t x in c on i o.. to pack perisbuble.x in their dona­ ■ in* «lies r t - ;t- considered that the RED ( ROSS BENEFIT ENTF.It- timi« or article» that would prohLAW IN ITS REI.ATION TO of modern politics is the wuy WikmI- tru«t with the rugged >|ti:afilies ■ ra-t gain in the lust three months is tin iged ««Idler« rou Wilson cali lliuke eurigres« do TAINMKNT Wil l. RE GIVEN uhly *pm| diiring t he long voyugu. IDEAL CITIZKNMIII»” TO larger th. n 'hr jjuin for thi» rntir»* al,olii .■v i-r x t l.llig he w.int» em lo I --Might a receiMiuii |nr lit ■ «|H I|I Re*pectfully, FRIDAY. NOV EM HER 1.1 HE HIS si HJECT 6*c»l year 1914 Scores of ollnesj and «lo«*- thè «e«sion hx ti-lllilg em *--r- imi ninni« t* hemg held al t he t < Will.FKK. r« t i r - f» 1i haxe done more postal savings hii-t- | 11••ii • ••-** <; Hi rung x*i •¡-■ii' of tu ti gl i ut mira Iluti f--r I tu ma g. Mt . ..t Mr x II I • .¡--rititi-n-li nt. . ,-t ?i ne»* since 1h- war Ini' Ih-i-ii g oi n g -in .i , i • •. *. ... .i i • i«t all>lLl*i.i-c i i • * ■. • -t.i , • •• o i fa-1 i* i • -I--1 a* I- . i In-iti .I u r i - » 11 •• •i »i »ni i • r ■I I'.I |n, Ii t * tor tin . o i i ' • t it t |t., ¡a t i ,r. t » . 1 I ! • t• r • í* l- l. . ' t ..j l . c . i -li- ¡-l . - l I h a lt • lui Ilo 1 o l i o 11 I . t . pn * -* . . xi *Ie m e of i lie ,,-j x i - . I'I1**1 to b.lXlllg t-il •' Asl.,1 ^ xV.'l • • v* I I or Pat - I i.- t I 1 xl I. -I fi • I it i V« »* hi txii« associated The M.l-t* are lOlllltu-d In lio Eur ope Mr \\ asilinguni, UH, ,30. United fi l l * |e> t i l l - i* oln of ti v* I hat l- I MMl|. .eli. . a ini _ tir mix Ili-ile i ng lo Ik* n iih in licrcd . with the MetropcJ it u n Opera Co. States Ambassador Gerard, ut Ber­ •P*'1l«l is»« alities, hut have been fell to be delivered during the muiilh ol rvrry word of II. (. 'sii UIIIItili Stille His singing in the Brick Church, lin, ca bb-il thè state depuri nient ta­ in every nook anil corner of the November under the auspices of the N Y. City i I>r Henry Van Dyke, llii)’ that Germini)' unti Austria need country. New York alone made ii lb-nuiit Class. For men only pastor gave turn opport tinitii « of atomi 7 5,IIM0 luti«-« of i*tit t oli a t»in in September o f . more t :-n a A cordial Welcome i-l extended to Appearing l-eftt/i tl.- leading mu «Hal moni li (»olii t k, t . ti,-il S t a t e s a n d million, while Brooklyn showed all who de*ire lo In ar I he**- le» re-1a 11x• |\ |.|g IIi ire.I sc (lllcilgo re 1un-* .tut.* -.1 th I- i ii ii i r « • h|ii*i i,t id 0. l uV- g c t l l t i g ilei ili* oli t h è p o l l i t i of I K 11 P°((*'d a largt r gam m iiu- past three Lx.in-tti \Iii« i . il ' it- o' L.x in • l u pilli nt • I i Ri t or', r ( III II s*\ VI» M UvES RETTER HOT > Il W i m i t i . V M /E D W I I stun, lllimn« I' I I utkm. (Jin-tlor motlhs tlililV for the previous Iw.-lxt B.ir-Ol \ -all s. ilo. II, 111 -' of t hi* w ii i. T i n t o ii \ m : u i \ \| • i - r x * . . i I ',i montl- More than 7.non new at o l T I O O K FOR H I E t o r n i . , « «Hit»»*») •* ■r e t a n e « , i n ai l e l*ir*t II alitisi ti ti 11 It *>• I t It e « ruiint* v*,-r, o|«-uc'l during lit. 111 I'.lgal « Ki ng I'nil Was *•' pro i m p u n e « a « l o tilt- e n te ll i of proteCM M , \ ( . ( . I ( E ( . A I ION I. E l' ll ( E I Ml I,er f a r k i -i -I .*. x t I l i eii tge noun, id • he xx,i * i f-i fnc'hu t el y ell tinii lor c o tt ol i golng t u ( u rimili pertii'l, bringing the numlier of dr Hyman, pastor. Nov I-ni IK-r 1 l ' MI Sanford High >. t..-ol i* to g.igi d Ii) I tils «attic org.HH7.atloti to |'t. f o l l o w i n g i n f o r m a t i o n on t) < positnf» m that city tip l i nvi* I udirei tly lie itiforini'd thè It in I'rimary >ul. da x hool at a foot Itali team tins year sing Elgar's master work ' ' ( ’nr-xrtn- puri? 21,000 markt t IHid wellt her eotlilitloMs it' ulule depurinomi tliul tìertnany ia p a s t or ’« home. the north IS of Interest, to Sanford |Tl"' '"U* ,utvx a l r e a d y organtred cus" which created a sensation at ideaseli xxith thè piati «volved by 11k- unexpected increase in po?tal9:d0 Main school in lite old church grower*. It is absolutely authentic 1,n'* are practicing hard every aftcr- the St Louis Exposition winning tlu- Uniteti State» and Grcat Britain. *»xings husines* has not only udded J n o. D. Jinkins, Supt. More athletic «pint is Iving honors for the cluh and securing s by F. and is furnished K. F. Dutton, noon (rMtly to the general ndministraThe s ta le ilepartmcut pian, which 9 : 0 0 Address by Judge George G who is in tidily cottimuiticalioTi wittt sin. wn in the »cito«) t hit- year than second prize over the leading choral a 111 untioulitetlly lie utilized by lixe duties of the s y s t e m , iiut hits Herring to the nteu of tin- .Sunday • *• " before, and It I« .ert.ill t fit- soeietu-H of the world tls'se markets Mr Carr's brought up many new und interest­ school. <bt\<?/ will Mici i I'd if they keep up singing ol Dr Waldord Davies set­ Americnti sbippet», meati» $3,Front ( ’ hieago We had i/tir lirst ing problems which have called for *001),tifiti worth nf cottoti a month 1 I ()0 Worship service «now storm yesterday und a heavy pr.\lMc mid ll.ti-rent a they .tie do­ ting of ' Everyman’’ under the dithe careful personal consideration of muy nuw cross tlu sess saffi)’ ujidt-r ing now. Prelude, "Nearer My liod to freexe la*t night which we believe feetion of Mr (’Inrence Dickinson, thè Virtual protmtinn of thè British Postmaster General 'Burleson and The years before that Ifie II *Thee,” Dr Lowell Mason will cut down supplies of lionte was the lirst performance in ArnerOortrnor Dockery, Third Assistant troil to organize a foot hull team ieu und will be re no-in lie red as one navy. Cotton rarrying vessel» for Doxology grown vegetables materially. There Postmaster General. Hut their task 1n vocation ,v„nl heaulifiil interpretations Gonna n porto shoultl he neutrsl is .little or no change in the celery A.-n . unsuccessful on account of |o( , hi* been lightened somewhat by the bottoni», as umlerstlod by thè etwte ,.ha\u r i,.r hitH vVvr n ; , - i v r , i Hymn 27-'J. "Guide Mr (t Thou nmrkfl at the present time, but we la. k of men mid Miteresl. but tbi* promptness of depository banks in depuri ment, ami »Isti ns intlirated year we have a superiliteudi-iit who believe tbl* mid weather will stun furnishing additional security to Gr ea t Jehovah by Anibussador Gerard. Cotton i* just us enl fiilsiustie over the gu me I Scripture. (date Millie New York lettuce is ar Death nf Mrs. Ilishup the abnormal deposits. A shippcd under thè neutrul agreement ii * any uf tile boys, and he lias a l ­ Interlude riving in very bad condition and Following a Itngermg-ittni'ws from numls-r of the jn-ry largest bunks ready done m u c h toward making parnlyMs for over-four years, Mrs. us no a fixetl may he useti hy tho Prayer. . there t,4 a good demnnd for fnney 0 the country, which have hetftoHymn 250, "There’s it Wideness’’ stock We have had several inv|uir* this u successful year in athletics Bishop, wife of Dr J N Bishop. army of uny country tu which It i» , e declined to «lualify ns deposAnnouncements ies a« t<i hiw soon Flortdu will start The freshman class tins year brought I1I|Me,, uwu> Sunday murning, the co ring ned. •torif: fur postal swin gs funds tire Offertory, "1 Heard tin- Voire of ami would appreciate your advising several good m.-n who are showing j u6lhi ,lt - T |,t, Norton" their home to* antung eager applicants for Jesus,’’ Minetti. ^ (1| ('fUAi.wuod, New Nork. Tin' (uus promptly on receipt of this com­ up line. them. Hioac trying for the teum ure nt.rui -services were held at their Choir. munication Telnttve to the situation There ar« now 90 depositors In Sermon, “ The Blighting Effect oi |thort? nnd how soon you will have Shepherd, Routh, Sjwnrer, Murrell. I rc*1(jonr„, mndurted l»y Rev C P. *>nord, whose deposits amount to u Single Act. Brown, Pope, Wickham. A Green, Tinker, followed by burial service stock to offer. ♦0,724.00. Arthur and Fry. Hymn 230, " M y Soul he on Thy at New London, Conn., Mrs. Bish­ From Philadelphia Referring to Several games have been arranged, op’s birthplace and former home. « Guard.” CHAS. F. your remarks contained in yours of I HASKINS,* P M. llenediction. Dr. and Mr« Bishop ure wel the 22nd regarding letture which one of which is with St Augustine H S. uud is to In- played hete h ri* . g^own in this community, as he hus 3.00 Jr. B. Y. P C should be ready to move in the ( • E. ('ontenpo n * identified with the grow th and <5:30 Sr. IJ. Y. P. U. Miss Clars course of the next .two or three day week. The St. Augustine gnrne j The delegates to the convention Millen, President. weeks, wish to.way glint over night is strong and a good game is expect-^development of Sanford, and hu» N. P. Yowell & Co. »rriving in our city today. 7:30 Preaching service. __________________ i large interests at Paola, where they we had a very cold snap and xxe • ** m*t first pajir m ention as “C® com pleted for a Prelude, ” 0 Lamb of God Still were advised by wire from N e w Foothnll in T.itnpu bail their winter r«-«i b-iu •• oxer t litri y 1be Ih-rubt i ■I .uiwledgc- wi l l iix*r xear« ti ' xfathering of our Chris- Keep Me.” Stull* y ork lb.lt t 111- temperai lire 1 ul tin* largest a ilv rrtisc rs in Chorus Dr nod Mr« Bishop a ,-re a «-II dropped to : I W hile no M-r.M«u« i- k* Hie courtesies of tin «porting t m t Î' n!1‘‘“ Vor " ( (hi .Its to d ay's issue. T he a d ­ Sevdons. iN-ginning tonight Song 211. " S iiIi of My S«uf ” lampa Tritoni. I >r t hi , huAn in ih n nix. Allere they re damage ha* lirell done to the celery •••Ii or of the v °,,Fn *or “II- and especially the sided (or many years. Dr |ti«hop Prayer , l o p , It hu* done the lettili ,- crop a looiliall game« to be |*l.t>«-*i mla in vertisem en t may ho found **. I,*'0l,le of other societies of Song 221, “ Look and Live lot uf harm unti there is no t|Ut-stiuii pa . tomorrow afternoon, in which located in Sanford withon Mrs. Bishop p age 8 nfW cordially invited to , Gtiei- —w Announcemenla. hut that if your stock is good and Southern College and Stetson will about the year IH75. He built tho headed the murKc-t will be ajl right compete. On Thanksgiving Day Bishopblock ulid practiced tnediOffertory, "Reverie,” Solowieff frier, d'T hh C° me and hr,nK n when it is ready. the big game will Ik* played hetwocn cine here, leaving for New York in tin, i h y ° u. ' » t (he CongrhgnChorus. Special Notice «orai church. v Southern College and Florida Uni­ 1887. Hu unti Mrs. Bishop mude Chorus From Pittsburgh The weather The H erald will on each Sermon, “ A Message From the here has turned cold over night, versity. The game« are played ut many* visits hero, afterward, stoptem|>ernture around 35 and we are Plant Field in Tapina*, said to b e 1ping in Sanford and visiting their 4 ,T^erp •omething woefully 'In­ Lord.’-" d ay caLl attention to the Song 218, "Jesus Thou art Stand­ havings. snowfall. Tho prediction» .very fine grounds and lurgi' crowds grove properly neur Paola. Thè aili h—i * ^ “ 1 * "neutrality” that largest ad vertisem en t in for the week a/e- continued cold ami should attend butti games. Several many friepds here of the family ex­ .. Airc-eKin t0 tallt al,ou( the need of ing." today unituestionahly puta a qui­ of the hoys from-Sanford expect to tend their sympathy to the bereaved — nÇ-n armament "If the GerBenediction. the c u rren t issue. . see tomorrow’s game. ■nvado Eniland.” 7:00 Wednesday. Prayer Service. etus on home grown product«. in the hour of affliction. i . * : 1 . •_, i . . —. . . • j-- I.Y[ V’♦1‘Ta * . . 4!»• -*1 THE CHRISTMAS SHIP IS READY TO LOAD REN. SMITH HARDIN TO BE HERE NEXT SUNDAY MRS. OVERMAN IS STEADILY IMPROVING JUDGE HERRING TO LECTURE NEXT SUNDAY FORREST DABNEY CARR COMING FOR RECITAL I WEATHER CONDITIONS SANFORD TO HAVE A FOOT BALL TEAM AND THE MARKETS The Largest Advertisement Today .. •- � 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>, October 27, 1914; <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/db068e5b7812b36b731d67ed3a475721.pdf 0033901ff790988435a78065ea23c8c4 PDF Text Text PAGB EIGHT OCTORKR 27 ,9M T H E SANFORD H E H A LD ooaooaaoaooodQDoooaooaDDooaoaaoaaooaooaaooaoooaaaaa 8 I C U R B S T O N E G L E A N IN G S ! a uf year*. tho rlul) to |my hirn it jjoml I )o it r v c r y yen r. Tree planting i* interest 'in ili" invesl meni Thi» fonili nii'tii. timi your neighbor will uimlil noi In* utiy Idi rii.hip oli Hther follow' suit Ami til.' people of 1 lu* 4 i f » l . ■ ■ ' 11 aiU ^-fr tuie nini l Iif l 'umili BAPTISTS CONVENE — B U y G B T — O F O P I N IO N - “ rfrP S T KETTVE FTN" ouacn for naie or reni M . »iil.IV, And thorp could lit* no hot tor rrnt Cl ATI ON HAS FINE For Sale llarreil . Horfc Editor In Trouble room in tin* rtt y than on tint hike MEETING eorkerula for breeder.' h H I YOU AND M E .” ' "mj* front We hnv*' often t;>IU■**1 of n Clearwater, Ort. 33. Chain' be­ V .»in »tram. $If en ■h cmpilry eluh Thi. wmild to» tin*», tween pu hli* hint; an a pointy in hi' Ito* I H» V Sanford hut hi ii. ti«t .tiii'ii'i «»I tin* ga to** in w s p a f r i *r else being se-nienced The thirty -eighth annual session .uni huilil n yni'lit flu!» Any rity to >ii 11 wax given by W. I.. Straub. ((f { Wekiva Hnplisl Asso» luliotn For Sale Trucking ■uria in Flotilla ran have a rountry dpi* editor of the St. Petersburg Timex, convened with the Lake View Map- fruit laud across river fr... •aro., hut ninthly few of them ran have when arraigned g A C III El IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O TES A M ) FA ITH . before Circuit tist church at Whittier. Fla., last Florida. $10 to $L’ 0 ¡.,.r p it yueht rluh such as Sanford roiild Judge F M Robles here today on a H E ’ L L P U E N T ’ EM "---S O SAYS SAU N TE K E K . Wednesday and Thursday, Get. ‘J1 Ireks VLand." c-o lli-r.il 5 have. churge o( contempt of rourt. The and 2*J o In the absence of the DDoaoaQOoaaauDOOoooooaoaooDOQOaoDDaaooQOooonoaoooaoQn I. there a man in Sanford who will , rhnrife arose out of editorial romFOR S A L E ■Fresh \ .T, . . . . , ' .............. moderator the meeting was called man. every banker, every profession- hack this proposition with the jiros- ment made in the Times, in whch l0|{ct|u.r j,y rhp t.]t.rk amj ori[an¡. , * “ T h e) Say** Cabbage i Mr. Straub said that either the "law ,■ , . . , , . Have you heard of the terrible fam­ al man turn in and help. I am noi P « t °t K«rttÌnK- interest on lux in Fresh local grown o kr>l , . . .. ration perfected. (Mlicers elected given to using slang, but there is vestment and earnlng thè «vcrlasting nr tie i«<.sion ily " T h e y , ” o ui go Ito lies in , for the* ensuing year, for moderator, Sweet Potatoes fruni North Florid* the Pinellas jail matter “ was a fake," Rov> K Lt,. Smilh of Apopka. And of all the venomous “ They say" something in thè advice: " D o n ’ t gratitude of thè entlre city? Irish Potatoes ^, ( * * * In calling Mr. Straub before the and {or c|prk> j n0. D. Jinkinit of And half the gossip under the sun, Knock! Roost!" Apples LemonThroughout. thè putire Interview, r AVoli, once more thè world a har this morning Judge Robles made W o r d . . In apju. ol thr (ii(,lnncc I f you trace it back, you will find whieh is of some length, there is a champlonship series is a mailer of a very stralghtfowrad statement of t,)(. wns w(.„ aUpnf)pd, begun Persimmons (ir;, In that wretched house of “ T h e y." ringing noip of optimism that shows lini! history, and as you all know, ux past pleasant relations, of his n p e c i M y ,)y thl, chim.hp(l in the Limes 5<- Dtiii'ii t ()f thp terrilory ct>VPrP4l t hut Mr. Candler does not think Hoston romped home yvjth the pen- hgh esteem for newspaper men in |ow„ Fresh Sanford Fgg*. to that' the south is in anything like nant rag 1n four straight, thereby general, and of Straub in particular. , lhp AMO(qaUon but nol , 0 we|| A numerous family, so T"atn told. __ Fresh Tennessee Egg*, i.vcalamity claiming a record Arid And accumulating and of his reasons for making the dede by tfao cburche9 further-rmrrfT____ the condition that the culnmitv And its genealogical tree Is old, every one good cision which he did. He empha­ howlers are trying to make out. the_ jong end of the gate receipts. For ever silty* AiTaieKinr^TtiMM^tn Whittier Is located fifty mile» • • • T o jiaraphraso an old adage "O nly sis'd the fact that while newspapers T o build uf* the curious race of(tnnn south of Chuluota, and forty-four J H K * V E G E T A lll.K M VIlhLT Has existed the house of " T h e y . “ ' i Tt> me' people may despise the «he Braves deserve the fair." Among should have the fullest leeway in miles from Kissimmee, and in on 110 Second Si. \\<-m lowly nickel l*ut the man who can other things the supremacy of the making proper criticism of courts lhc U k e okeechol.ee branch of the Phone 32-t. Wc Deliter which Gossip-inqngers and spreaders of lies. corral a hunch of nickels or even of Bostoh- baked bean as a diet for there was a point beyond F. E. C. Ry., and was* at one time Horrid people whom all despise! pennies will lay thu foundation of a base ball players has been estab­ statements might reflect 'discredit, the county scat of Brevard county, For Sale— 1914 liar!* y-PxviicB And yet, the best of us. now and fortune. Some time ago Ann Cand­ lished. It makes them astute, agile not upon n udge personally, but before tho • formation of Osceola motorcycle. 11 h. p. Twin n*,p tben^ ler the .Coca Cola king of Atlnnta and aggressively alert when tht* upon the .udlcinry and he stated county. Run 600 mile. Write Wright-UiJ. Beans will nlso tout that his understanding he language Repeat queer tales of women and gave one million dollars to a Meth­ break comes. lK-4tp . Reports from the churches showed fast, Agt., Orlando, Flu men odist college. One day last week ge the most persistent jinx that ever used was that it was a contemtunus an encouraging gtuwtli and develop­ He declared that while he A Real Bargain O n e pu. And quote the house of “ T h e y . " gave thirty millions to move the hovered over a bane ball park. term. ment jireuticully all over th<^ ter­ cotton crop and w h en you pause to From cellar chainps tq world's.cbam- /night, make mistakes no one had ritory covered by this Association, »enger Overland. In lir-i hi-, cob____________ For sale. 1lit) 1 First St T h e y live like lords and never labor, think about how he reached the pious in sixty days is some jump ovr hud reason to doubt his ain- which embraces the churches at dition. he full that an explana. . . . , , lie A " T h e y ’s" one task is to watch his million mark just from thb sale of *,ut th*1 Hrnves did it on a bran diet, j eerily, , and l"-.*tr , . , * De La ml, Sanford,- Oviedo, Aputika, article was necessary. ..... . , ,. nickel drinks the figures nre appall- The humble little " N a v y " appears j lion of .the neighbor. . . , , , Geneva, Long wood, UmatilU, SorTO RENT Mr. Stralli* protested that hi rento, Tavares. Orlando, Kissimmee And to tell bis business and private ing. A few years ago Coca Cola wns « » h* » »treat rejuvenator for a has-been buse ball team rneant only to imjdy that a luw affairs hardly known outside ol a few and many smaller rhurches. For Rent after Nov I xuggest that some of the calarli- whicli permilted of sudi a decision ! >fjrrj, T o the world at large; they are southern stales and I well remember The introductory sermon was cottage. 1‘Jtfi Park ;i ■ He derlared thè highI : j*) sowers of tares being in the norlh some twelve ity howlers in thìs neck ol tlie uoods l wafc n fak*' preached by Rev. \\ U U ilium of G. U. These folks in the house of “ They “ years ago and asking the soda foun­ try a diet of linked beans and m a y b e ext regard for the judiciary and for Tu varea, and the doctrinal sermon per month including water 19-lf tain man in one of the largest cities they could get up enough life to take Judge Robles in particular, and said by Dr, A. J. Holt of Kissimmee, Spencer. I t U useless to follow a “ T h e y ” for Coca Cola and he asked me what part ih the progressive movements ho, had no re aso n w ln tcver for using the closing sermon by Rev. E. Ia-e For Rent— Good seven re (»tra, any contemptuous te m regarding SmUh o( Apopka W ith a whip or a gun, for he slips I meant. Ho finally dcHdcd that I of Sanford. burn and bouse, near lb-c k Hib » him . away wanted the new Atlanta concoction The delegates were sumptuously Yrock Station, known a» t „tie c.irF. J. McDannel, who exists in The judge stated, however, thut And into they- house, where they and reaching under the counter * entertained by tin* go»*»! jieojile of den. Address ("ora t l! ■“ : ger, Michigan that he may the language used would undoubted cannot go; brought out a small sample bottle tlwusso. \V bit tier ami vicinity un<i»'r t lit* 1305 Center St , * \l ! N*w It is locked and bolted and guarded that held enough for two drink* tm ‘ 1,1 Suni<lr,i some day and who ly be considered by any judge or direction of Re v. It. 11 Guv, t he Y nrk fr We had them together and he liked t ^'' bent interest* of Sanford ! lawyer as tending tobring derision so pastor, and Mr ftilm H llaixiteii. it so well that he concluded to order u* heart all the time, is anxious upon the judiciary andto lessen it* chairman of the This horrible house of "T h e y Fv»r Rent Nh.' í >¡r entertain ment >o rnsome more uud today that city is l *ial Hie people of Seminole (..im ­ influence. H it wer«- generally pub mit tee ut Stilinoti* $1 L’5 up. lixhed that fake decisions were given 115 E. Fourth S< Though you cannot get in. they get probably using Coca Cola by the «>' l'lnnl Gees along the highways •t: It lias long been thought that the He "aid that McDannel owns a nice place in itnjmrtant cases out, thousand barrels. All of this popu­ Mr Wekiva Assoni* I ion was too large for Rent Suit»- h i-JlBI And spread their villainous tales larity of the drink wax made by .<d on the Sanford Orlando road and to- woub) Hold the matter in abey­ covering ax it does the territory ' ull» r *torr. and bath. Over \L * about vertismg for go where you will the it is siife to assort that when he .can ance for a few days to see what ex­ from Delai ml to Rassen ger and Sanford Telephone t Of ull the rascals under the sun large signs of Coca Cola greet your divorce himself from his present planation Mr St iiqb »nubi make. Luke (»kce> liiihec ami from Geneva, aji W ho have come to punishment eye and every paper and magazine puailion and come to Sanford to and i but if a Mutable apology For Rent To r» lin» ! t huluota and Fort i'hrixttnux to carry the advertisement» About stay that ho will plant tree* upon peared in t he Times the matter Winter Garden and t'maiilln never one Excellent o To Al­ nice rooms He sends the fob would be dropped. Otherwise the ter careful consideration and ton dollars jier midith Belonged to the house of “ T h e y ." ten years ago, while in Atlanta Mr his right of way S' his - Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Candler carried me over his jdunt lowing about trees to The Herald, editor would be culled up again feren ci* with Dr Rogers of th State dren Enquire R. H» r " T h e Indiana office of jiublir roads The judge also added that he would Hoard it has !>•-••>> decided to form i a tu! tolti me the amount of motley is urging the public to do something < never in a contempt case, imjioxe a tiew \xsnnu t m u , a lid for that a u » -»tMMMÜng on advertising and Y Asa G. Candler, Jn arl interrfp that is so obvious that t( ought to line, a* that would merely take a pO*4* vLwwLilu l du nut remember the amount ! 1*or Rpnt ^ ’ publtxliPil 1fr**l'br ■Atlanta Georgian, Mn h. tho ) WkOk*»x»<*r»'d thotl- require no urging I " plant tr»-es few dollar* oui >f the pocket. Any- of dísiiiisHiou u* th»» following "tight housekeeping taut Thursday's, issue gives the » rrrrr“ ieffrrnTJ ÿe adjudged guilty of Furen. 117 Laurel an-n sand >. .*t.^1 havir muru than along the highways. ijh.urcttcs, rmifllrtta. Geneva. Lake people of Tbe south some advice that u ntrld— btrre- ro In the Uld--Vl**»Í4Wul,*)x¿'«X’í/lfW This allj Gertrude, Lorkwmid. ttviedo. Pine should be pondered deeply and put doubled in the time since primarily all »»mnonur question, lie receive a jail sentence lirove, >a iiford. >orr*‘ nto, fiioiri-into practice. Mr Candler is one of goes ti> show that if the man who fo r Rent Room t-jiuxe wood lx si* scarce and valuable ami I maúlla, in addition to this keeping the nation’ s foremost business men can get up something that brings 919 Dak \v. They would ligure how great a val P o s i t i v e l y UnreasonahJe. the churches of Dr Land, Longwood, and what he says carries great in the nickel* and advertise*' it exue could be created by raising a_ M.rl!lll| , tu [iiarki-tman I — exteriNively and makes many mil­ T or fteiil C hen fi TT. Enterprise and Alt nor, a life expected weight and will go a long way to­ iloulde line of great tree* along thou 'What' Ten francs fur a chicken! lion* of dollars in th c u m e that Asa to come into the new iisüoc.atioii f'hice. 5 iirr*x. al M" ward silencing the calamity howl­ sand* of miles of roadway, thus util- I Vrt- you mud? W hy', that's equal to Also churches from other asxtn iu I ) '|t'can Mitch » 1 ers. Excerps from the interview Candler has it is high time that the man who does not believe in adver­ izing land that otherwise wsmld lie he p: re I've bei-n i harglng inv mlwfollow: .»rp l, :,n" w,’ " h ar,‘ ......... ,u unite Room* for Rent l~. l.lllustrailoii. tising should get who to himself useless, i'erhup* the tree* would be rw,,M f«r the fowl' vyith t h e . new association an- Day- furnished rooms " A ll we need to do is to keep wits Mthe one w Ii o d e s j i i s e x of some value even in this country. Inna. Ni- w Slav rna, Tit 11' V||fe 11.1k about us. The worst enemy of tbe and i-iirner .nuli :i 11•1 11 but the main a r g um e n t is appear nickels fan also take a tumble and 1. Hill. L.i m - ib i.-a i NOTICE south today is the person who ix a m ex 11r.» i(g. In* will giv»- 1tie !)!» ’A l ‘laut* t" r»•til (nr eternally crying hard tunes and -tart to -it', ing them up N o b o d y from n t y op m un try e v e r A* I (nive i li.irv*' of the tui-iriexs "I Mu- H.Nrt-1H’J’&t JIiii A i]u Ir<- at 111 S***1'iiii « ami ! HTTItnrV bankruptcy. We are very far from fails to note tin- bi-uuty »if a line Tit h* il..mi Ai ’ i .lanini» t '■*, East s.u.severul strong churi hex A meeting bankruptcy and if we haven’ t quite * Some people in the jiuxl have For Rent Cheuj* lor » i i. 1wer.ty row of trees. Uccaxionully iii driv- forii Lami L»-ugue, and W. A. Whit­ to perfect tho organization hus been Us much ready cash to spend us we culled me a crank on the subject of . . . . . , , , ,, , , : ing through the counrry one enters comb, I can Ite found in the Tax As- railed to he held with the Sanford acres of good hnmmock land all tiiei have had at some other times In our the bulkhead and the Idea of mak- nn uvenue that woul(1 bp an orna. irssor's Office in the court house. ( ’all or write A. M. Tyler i*Ml • Baptist church Thursday, Nov IJth exiatcnce we may still be very hap­ ing Sanford a more beautiful city ment to any city park—a long T H O S . K. B A T E S at n a m. For Reni Nice fn.i • py *if we just half try. You can but in later year* many people have stretch of road with a row of mag The Seminole Baj I■'t AhiMti îat DUI light lio use ke»’ pi n g . nl ■-> make yourself believe pretty near come to my rescue ami if 1 was III licenl mu pies on each' Nlde. their is the name suggested fur i In- tu-w tila ted lie »Iron ul. III.' i \ .» anything if you will keep repenting crazy a few , 'ar* ago 1 now have branches interlacing over head. N o ­ organization that thing to yourself. You ran some mighty good company Among body hut u blind man could fail to make yourself believe that you have my warm»'st supporters are the good D E N T IS T notice it. Scarcely any one fails to l i v e ai rex l lied the rheumntixm if you keep oii®Te- ladies of Sanford and they have I M'J say to himself "Somebody did a limits lor rent, ni'ar m w i ui k mu WHIM I'tinm; UM.I mitiding yourself rbat you have that joined l h»' uttai k on the citadel of good thing when he jdanted those Sensitive M -y. \ P l o adi ng statini. \l'l Mlxtri'ss W hy \Uiv Un t Mils PEO PLES B A N K B IU .D IN O disease. I wouldn’ t give a cent for "fosalli*m" most valiantly and to­ iA trees." your Sunday nfteritoqn out' Aren't Connel l y . Sanford 1-l- t R O O M Í) n doctor who came to see me and day the idea is strong in thu breast* And he did do a good tiling. you going for a a a Ik this lovely »lay?" told rne the tirat thing that ! was of the majority of the people to Furnished rooms for iiti'uxekwpiti Mary— ‘ Please, ni. I d rather slay In. going to die, and hadn’t taken any make Sanford the most beautiful) J ttn w,htr a lrL*- do^B a at’ Mrs. C. H. FÄnitir«. I*»rk You see, most of the people out on a sort of care of myself and s o ’ on. city in the country. And why not? good thing; for be starts something Ave., between 3rd and C »trrfU. Sunday Is couples, and f don't like to that goes on without him, and con­ iVtf All of that anight be true, but I We certainly have the foundation bo conspicuous — Punch tinues to grow more and-mure beau­ for S a n f o r d is u n d o u b t ­ would discharge the doctor who tiful ami valuable long after tie is For Rent One acre til* I land oa Tcept telling me that rather than edly endowed by nature most lav­ Sharpens the Appetite. dead. Thiril street ami Maph ,,vrn*r. telling mo what to do to gel better. ishly and all we need to do is to as­ Joki'IHgh (visiting Hubbubs)-—"And Address Rex Packard. R I H iLenawee county has more than a "T h ere isn’t a business man in the sist by some artificial touches to you have a grindstone, too. Will’ It i i tf south who isn’ t vitally concerned tone down the harsher angles and thousand miles of county roads, and put an edge on a dull appetite?" Hub­ with getting our present business here and there pat Dame Nature probably 75 |>er cent of this mileage bubs—"C ertainly! If- you turn tbe handle long enough." difficulties straightened out as spood- down a bit and wc will hnvc the is altogether treeless, save for un oc­ M IS C E L A N E O ! > ily ns possible. We are all mutually finest city in thf land. Tho bulk­ casional remnant of the original for­ I wish to in vest $-hb " interested. I cannot hope to pros­ head is a mighty fine start and when est, or a stray seedling that has and my service in a g... I ;x ’ f ♦ per if my fellow citizens are not pros­ finished will be a thing of beauty sprung uj* in a fence corner. Prob­ ♦ busine»* in Nanfurd. Fia pering also. If everybody but me and a Joy forever. ’ 1 hear some talk ably not 5 per cent— perhaps not James A. Finn, MM) 1u»»fr M >t., should go to tho poor house, there of a yacht dub on the lake front that much— can show rows of ahndu I 'i-ftp Hempstead, L. !.. N 1 would be no place left for me to go tha^ will build a fine pavilion for trees planted by human hands, but to the poorhouse too. We dancing, having bowling alleys, etc How could the same amount of ef­ (or Wanted— Two furnish»'»! r-""11' should not delude ourselves with the Now I want to supplement this fort jiroduce so much beauty and light housekeeping Man. wife *r idea that wc can legislate a cotton with the idea thnt some SanKird satisfaction as the beautifying of nil 5 yaer old child. W hen market into existence. We ennnot, man who has the good of the city at these barren miles of highway? state price. H., I L . J.. f-*> ¿* nl; I t takes w o r k 'of course to plant Vand the somter- we ■abandon that heart will erect tho pavilion and ♦ We hive siwsyi tried to be juit a little shrsd Herald. Idea the better.'- Let every business turn it ovdr to the club for a term a tree. But tfiu work comes at tho of Ihe other fellow in tbe gentil) equipment of very time of year when tho lime can oui *io*e. A * Anevidence of ihi* deste lo show Wanted— Plowing «r team best be spared on the farm. To sot the newest eed only the be*t of eveijtluag, we ? All Local Advertisement« Under by man with good tea ni. (I A xil y recom m end to user* of ink This Heading TH R E E CENTS a out one tree is a small chore; but Summers, care M. S S ' I»*1" to set out a dozen would not be a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum phono Lord’s Station. very big one. Think what a change Chaise 25 Cents. would bo made around any* farm by Wanted— Genti etneo r»'""" r? setting n dozen maples, or forest • FO R SALE Stumon's. 316 E. Fourth Combined Office i nj> saplings of any kind each year. and Fountain Pen how the road would be For Sale— Hound pup for sale Corner o f Palm etto Avenue and Fir^t . Street transformed, in pven so short a i »11»Wanted To rent a " cheap. Just the right age to train. f§ HtQ f A C*,4 A A space as ten years. Imagine what a R. H Lynch, Sanford, Fla., Route chine for a short tini*- ' ’ 1? R i p O . O U 1 0 « p 4 . U U beauty SJ>ot it would be in thirty or —th« tvewmt member of the c«rtrr I Ui fsroily. and terms. Ib>x 7. 11 r;* !•! No. 1. 8_tfr PeociAlt Uk wnw* • blu« Ami dri«» A jvt bl»ct. fifty year*. It it npeatlly bnllÌASt, imooth sad p*raA»aaL It is a good idea and one that docs Coma in isd Ut ut show you th« ocw C»rte* ink For Sale— Secondhand oil or gas­ Home Seekers— Good la"d CJ not need any concerted effort or any botti« with ths new flow.coatiollci. oline stove,. Two good burners $10 to $30 |*er acre. Good b» 1,11 tfl.Aff act of the legislature. All that "is cheap. .Can be seen at Sanford Fur­ on road close to Sanford l.s-ttp needed is tho desire to do it. The niture Co. Il-tf Home Seeker, this office. man to begin is you: and the place I 4to begin is your own highway; the Fine 6 weeks old lettuce plants Lost— Eastern Star pin ani1 * 'ijl. ] . F on ford ,'F lorid a vfor sale.' 60* cents per 1,000. M. quoise ring. time to begin is the first day you Finder return *° feel Uko it. Set out trees. If yolL}^ Hanson (Shoe maker), 113 W. 1st Park^avenue and receive f '“ 13rdlÈ-k’tp r street. 19.2tp 301 East i n .-1 Street can’ t set out trees set out a tree. 44Who Knows How to Fit Your Feet’ . V , Vtv v iïiiAUfViMfr * * ; f s EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT DR. C. W. FAIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING vi Shoes—Shoes—Shoes Sanford’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store Carter’s Pencraft Ink Men’s dress shoes . . Ladies’ dress shoes Men’s all leather work $2.00 to $4.00 $2.50 to $3.00 See E . H. Peters Herald Printing Co. �SA N FO R D H E R A L D ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life la Waiih Living SAN FO RD. F L O R ID A . FR ID A Y . t»< r o l’.KH 30. lull NO 20 MUST HAVE LICENSE CONFEDERATE VETS TO HUNT IN STATE HOLDING REUNION WAK SCARE SEEM S T O HAVE made VERY PO PU LAR .« ■ I I 1 I ■ H. ( ■ | PO STA L B A N K S The » a r in Europe in proving « h,» boon tp postal savings in this country. From the very day hos­ tilities opened across the seas postallaving* receipts began to increase by leaps und bounds and withdrawals ifll off, a result quite contrury to the predictions oi many well in­ formed persons d'ho, in their imng1nation, saw lines of feverish depos­ itors st postofflcc pay windows nnxi’oui to again return their savings to the hoot-leg nnd l>o dy belt deposRories whence they fame before in­ trusted to Uncle Sam. Hut the fore­ caster failed to reckon on the abso­ lute confidence of the American c h i­ ten. regardless of the ting that first met hi? eyes, in tin- ability and purpose <d the Government to earry out it* obligations, not only among the nations of the earth, but with the humblest ritizeh of our land. Two important results have fol­ lowed; thousands of people, largely 0f foreign birth, accustomed to send their savings abroad, are now pat ron* of our postal sa'vings system, snd enormous sums of actual cash hs\e been released for e.o in me r<i a| um-> among oar own |>cn|t|c at a lime when the need for e ve ry avail able dollar is pressing. E: ■ Amoii| j^ie prominent visitors to the city yesterday was lion John M. ( uldwell. editor of the Jasper News und one of the most prominent men of the state. lie is on his rounds us High Priest of the Koval JONES EXPECTS W ARD EN S Arch degree of Masons and coming T O DO T H E IR DUTY to Sanford to muke connections for T H IS SEASON the East (.past found the people so religious over here that they would Jacksonville, Uct. 10. St not ullow the Hast (dust trains to and Fish Commissiujier^rT Z. Jonea run on Sunday and he was obliged has pliw#d auplirtftfons for hunting to stny in Sanford If Uncle- John licenses iTr"thc hands # >»ii |mitre" enjoyed his-visit as much as we cn- of the.peace in the state for the ben•joyed having him the feeling '•lefit of the Nimrods. He has |*oa mutual, for he is one of the most in rule thtaVdunka with all of tcresting men in Florida, havin been born and raised in Florida u has the proud distinction of hei the father of seventeen children, MU of whom were given an apprentice­ ship in the printing office und have nay now made good in the various walks of of the peace II! life. ation for such and u- otNfinl will take his sworn up lakeland is maintaining its repu­ plication, send it in to tho ejjplfty tation for hospitality, every incom­ judge and secure the despair permit ing trun being met by a committee to h u n t In tin « cOfttie ct i o n tile . which «et-« thut the obi veterans ure x-ommissioner MWfVv* it plain that fissigli- d to their nuarter* ami .ire where a party M-cures a «tule license WILL ( O N D I UTS THE EVEN­ he is entitled to hunt in any county taken lluro with the minimum of Inconvenieiic«1 and* trouble to them­ in the »late without the necessity of ING .SERVICES AT THE selves. securing n county license. He states STAR THEATRE A force of boy scouts is in at­ thnl in many cu*es tie has received llev. Hardin, presiding elder of ini|uirie? as to whether or not it wan tendimi e and as sdori as u veteran the Pnlatka district of the Mdlind- n e c e s s a r y t o s e c u r e I w o | i e e n « e s if a recel X. I i* curd one iif t b,— tail- t* i-t church will l-e in y.inford next p a r t y d e s i r e d to h u n t i n a n y c o u n t s lit III* I- t<> ai i a- guide ami com Snudai und Mond.-y Sniidux oxen o t h e r t h a n t h a t mi w i n c h in- l i v e n panini ,nd osinrt him to in* ile« mg he will pr< ti . i.', l-.ek V- ot.ii-r t h u l l t h a t III w hit h fie l i v e 11 n a l n Mr II , r-l" •r xi.,-.. utili I.,I \lr J o i n « ill*" dc- i r , — oil h u n t e r * I" It. I •i . it,..rv of age an t l.-d 1 XI-II-« I i| id- Iji.ilix llliilern t.l m l t h a t III- i n t e n d * to Cl, battb v e t e r a n » art a l i n e l o o k i n g friend-* il • XI , I I, -I that in« f o r c e t h e l a w l l e - d n c » lin t p e r m i t and IIg eiti I mo I x <•( lit,Ml, Militi X friend«, a- w, alt III,-III h e r * I p to tile ..f tl, M l . l g i l l X l ' i l , l * » l I ng l - f '' h t l l l l l lig « 11 h o o t II- e n«i i In M . i i ...|i ■' : '••• I'M present time sonn- ..'oll prosecutions Militili' \ n u m b e r 'of t l i e l l l .«flow •-nt. have lieen started over the state t be rff of s e r v i e , - « c a r « a l i t i Till«On Mntiduv tin f o u r ! h -I'l.iMcrlx '|'l ,, ,i xx I * fia Xi I •i *, ■u p r o s t , ul |.|| 11'. ’ --i i Ir, tut t '1 . t.. i*.g in it c. I i . in. 11 •• 11 no I l l - «o 111m i s s i l i i,,, i h .lX i ■--liti r i i .■<■ ai i lio- >i - *i ••r \ H I hi x Ibeen .11 ex nli ■-t •! i . e X,-n i usi li -d h u n t i n g w M l i m i i I n i n ** * . of I *1.11 : • i l ) l» '*l y e a r * ..I a g e , b lit Will be ,i !i r. *-, I mg I xsIII* it I- lOlittarx to lax* Tim«* he . I l l ' l l * til* b u r d e n of n c . i r l ) l i u r - li ha had The Methodist i i g h t l i a * »orne m e n " t pro*-’- III l o l l * h *1X*' b n It b e g u n 111 2 2 • e u t ur t t \,-ry h.irti)oninu- year .noi mon- than r o l l t i l l * * « \ , . o i • - i gt it ,i ■11 di *l i ii g ui * t \ .. il*l. t • nini x lead* u i ?h t i l l ) tifi) meniti-r-lino **,-,-n id-led l-i • » p r o - •Ill- n* alt id-, «t irte d ed II * 11 i 11 U lo n g of the piR. a-i l- tr-un i l i n »-r.il H o w . l a m » -i • *-«u ,,g I . , ,i ' \ . ■ . . .o d M 1 1 u-ii 1'.. it It. prosperity x*f tie- iJiurill. il* I ’r o till In-lit ligure* a l* o l*if l*<•lilia l l lu*. iik— L « * I; ki.. a r e t* i.«e n| \ D William* 'f-T , he till ,^r. •r ..f - lilt* s t a r t e d brtg.idli r generai ,u.i| aE s t a llllu a . M t •i«t ! « • .it t Santen Rosa - o n X Ili*j -r•**« • utioi Im* -|*l I 1/ut a ni gelo r a ! . I M Iron 1-Ut . . i i in t n cd I “ f «*4«• ft count y loot gì r ol l.:> g «on x tifi- and muti) REN. SMITH HARDIN TO BE HERE NEXT SUNDAY TG growth "I postal »a\;ng» ir the I inleil Mates has liven steady tnd healthy and the system bus filled ir. important yap lietween the tin ran depository anil I be factory pay ma*tt-r l *il July I, when affairs srrr running smoothly here and ahrnad and the transmission of mone) arroj-s the Atliilitir wits safe acd ex|si|it|oiis. there w.,* approxi ;•.aa trfy $4.1,000.000 of postal Mixing g i—: » r t n i L . r x ' p t n f -about 1HS.OOO depositors. Since tbelKover lIO.OOO.OO'l of deposits have l-ci n I tilt«-ii and I lie number of deposit on tia* iju reused enormously ltu* unprecedented gain is the ninro strih■ in* «lies r t - ;t - considered that the ■ ra-t gain in the lust three months is larger th. n 'hr jjuin for thi» rntir»* 6*c»l year 1914 Scores of ollnesj haxe done more postal savings hii-t- | ne»* since 1h- w a r Ini' Ih-i-ii g o i n g -in I JUDGE HERRING TO LECTURE NEXT SUNDAY i fa- 1 i* i • -I --1 a* I - . pn * -* . . xi * I e m e i In-iti of .I u r i - » 11 i lie ,,-j x i - . i(ed Cross Iteriliil Fund It is desired to make the lied Cross fund, through the coining Re­ cital as large as possible. Every one is interested und anxious to help the pause along. On every hand, inch TO THE I one addressed on the subject ex­ LA K E LA N D presses the earnest desire to aid to L ad w a r r i o r s •the utrjiost. The clergy; the nu-rOF FLORIDA •c rhunts, cffùnly and city officers, business men and citizens active nnd lakeland, Oct. 25C Following t retired unitedly wish thé projept generate reception und adijrcs j ^ W i a L u irnmise In-lr genuraouily of WedinsdaissQOay 1 Tiw-ente ( •'o ní e <1e r a n»“ *Yv? sinn, meeting A re in jU r ifm l self is going to be superb “and worth lit the inwmng i* ajrim- more than the admission price at usi nesx jjfcsioiiyr A large whicn tickets have* been placed. attejaniqN^wa* noted All will lie ready * it h their flftypieces when the ^admission » n l « . l t l ^ . i i r l f t n givo* prolll- cent cards ure ready, which will ho short­ ♦dug one of the moat succesaly. It la absolutely necessary, in r held in this state. k*s the right kind of suc­ Every afternoon the v res» of the project, to sell two hun­ sons nnd daughtiigaatf^TeTerans will dred tirkels. be tnhcit^p^ff^aulum obile ride in rrdltid the city. ut tu r» I he * poli*,ir« and Ulani« -1-1 l i n n i l i r m a m t l i a i i t x in c o n U„ giggli-h le.itine* of modern politics is the wuy W ikmI- tru«t with the rugged >|ti:afilies i o.. LAW IN ITS REI.ATION TO I DEAL CITIZKNMIII»” TO HE HIS si HJECT 11••ii . o •••-** <; .i i i'• Hi rung x*i •¡-■ii' i i • * ■.• -t.i t it t |t., ¡a t , • •• i o ,r. t rou Wi l son cali lliuke eurigres« do al,olii .■v i-r x t l.llig he w.int» em lo and «lo«*- thè «e«sion hx ti-lllilg em of tu t i gl i ut mira I luti f--r I tu ma g. , i • •. • í* l- l. *. ... .i . ' t ..j tin iged I --Might « « I dl er « a rec eiM iu ii |nr lit ■ «|HI|I *--r- imi ninni« t* hemg held . ..t Mr x II I• al t he i •i«t all>lLl*i.i-c l.c.i -li- ¡-l . - l » .1 I! • t• r- REPORTS THAT SHE WAS DEAD FOUND TO HAVE ' BEEN Ü N TR U E In a letter to the editor of The Herald Mrs. J H Overman states that sin- is improving every day and i lie report that »lie is dead has been greatly exaggerated Mr« Overm-iti it 'ill b- rem- mbored, fill t llfougli a broken pi.hi in the llooring ol the hack port h oxer tIi«* I’rogre*« Laundry hi Tampa ami « i«taini d -ern-u* tiiiurn .. «ti.itti-rtng iiu lion«-« in tier leg between t he knee anil ankle She i« still in the ho-pit i! ..to! * tub 'tillering gre.itlx t* -till ttu . (tiefful and optiiiii«tie lady tli.it the Sanford people knew mi »e|| J4• r many friends here will I-• glad I o knoxx thnt Iter limli will lint have t I«- .imputateli and tluit • x< - naliy *he a 111 regain the (nil u*i -*! ’ t although il a i II be some tunc t-eior,- «In- can bear the weight o( her body on it FORREST DABNEY CARR COMING FOR RECITAL RED ( ROSS BENEFIT ENTF.ItTAINMKNT Wil l. RE GIVEN FRIDAY. NOV EM HER 1.1 f» 1 i . ,-t ?i I'.I |n, Ii t * tor tin •• •i »i » ni i • r ■I I . t . I'I 1**1 to b.lXlllg t-il hi txii« associated Europe Mr with the MetropcJ it un Opera Co. His singing in the Brick Church, N Y. City i I >r Henry Van Dyke, pastor gave turn opport tinitii « of Mt r« t i r - SANFORD PE O PLE A S S IS T IN T H IS SH O ULD GREAT M OVEM ENT TO D AY The Christmas Shjp will be start­ ed from this city and the Woman'« . Jv»yv. the management of the shipments that will go to make tho little childten happy in war rid­ den Europe. The school children have been interested in this great movement and Mcss.Terhcun paid a visit to each room thia week ex­ plaining the proposition to all of them und tho ehildren.jaèf*a»àau(4»4 have taken hold of her idea with much enthusiasm. Any one having toys or presents of any kind that would help to glad­ den the little children of Europe at Christmas time »hould take, the ar­ ticle» to tin* Woman's Cluh house on Dak avenue this afternoon nnd to­ morrow afternoon or call up Mrs. Terheun (or information op the subject. The Southern Express, with com­ mendable spirit have agreed to carry the articles free of churgc and assist the movement in everyway and thn following letter is self explanatory: Vice President instructs that Christina» gilt* donated for the chil­ dren <1 Kuru|-c for forwarding on 1 niicd States Government »teumcra from Brooklyn November tenth will Is- carried free to Brooklyn from points where express service is nec­ essary because of limited time tlkfore «ailing d a t e Shipments mu»t lie limited to one hundred pounds and iimrkcd ' C lirist inun Gifts for thè ('hildr«*n of Europe*’ »m l shouhi |h- titned to reaclt llrooklyn upproxmm tei > fortx eight tinurs lH-fiire No vetnher tettili In tirder that tlu« inforrnaUuii may re,ich t lie largeal lilinrlter of uur patron«, I * JiUggest tliat you udvi«e local paper* of thls free s«-rvice of* 1tered hx uXpress C-illlpanli s In acceptiince of shipiiKMits it will he well to rnution shipper» « f such package« tliat it i.« not advtsable to pack perisbuble.x in their dona­ timi« or article» that would prohuhly *pm| diiring t he long voyugu. Re*pectfully, t < W ill.F K K . .¡--rititi-n-li nt. I halt • lui Ilo 1 o l i o 11 Asl .,1 ^ xV.'l • it i V« »* The M.l-t* are lOlllltu-d In lio \\ asilinguni, UH, ,30. United a ini _ tir mix Ili-ile i ng f i l l * |e> t i l l - i* o ln of ti v* I h a t l- I MMl|. .eli. . lo Ik* n iih inlicrcd. •P*'1l«l is»« alities, hut have been fell to be delivered during the muiilh ol rvrry word of II. (. 'sii UIII Itili Stille States Ambassador Gerard, ut Ber­ in every nook anil corner of the lin, ca bb-il thè state depuri nient ta­ November under the auspices of the llii)’ that Germini)' unti Austria need country. New York alone made ii lb-nuiit Class. For men only atomi 75,IIM0 luti«-« of i*tit t oli a t»in in September o f . more t :-n a A cordial Welcome i-l extended to m o n i li ( » o l i i t k, t . t i , -il S t a t e s a n d Appearing l-eftt/i tl.leading mu «Hal million, while Brooklyn showed all who de*ire lo In ar I he**- le» re-1a11x• |\ |.|g I Ii ire.I sc (lllcilgo re .tut.* -.1 th I- i ii ii i r « • h|ii*i i,t id 0 . l u V - g c t l l t i g ilei ili* oli t h è p o l l i t i of 1un-* I K 11 P°((*'d a largt r gam m iiu- past three Lx.in-t- ti \I ii « i . il ' it- o' L.x in • l u pilli nt • I i Ri t or', r ( III II s*\ VI» M UvES RETTER HOT > Il W im iti. VM/ED W II stun, lllimn« I' I I utkm. (Jin-tlor motlhs tlililV for the previous Iw.-lxt B.ir-Ol \ -all s. ilo. II, 111 -' of t hi* w ii i. Tin t o ii \m : u i\ \| • i - r x * . . i I ',i montlMore than 7 .non new at o l T I O O K FOR H I E t o r n i . , « «H it»» *» ) •* ■r e t a n e « , in a ile l*ir*t II alitisi ti ti 11 It *>• I t It e « ruiint* v*,-r, o|«-uc'l during lit. 111 I'.lgal « King I 'nil Was *•' pro M M , \(.(.I(E(.A I ION i m p u n e « a « l o tilt- e n t e l l i o f p r o t e C I.E l' l l ( E I Ml I,er far k i -i -I .*. x t I l ie iitg e noun, id • he xx,i * i f-i fnc'hu t el y ell tin i i l o r c o t t o l i g o l n g t u ( u r i m i l i pertii'l, bringing the numlier of dr N o v I-ni I K-r 1 l ' M I Hyman, pastor. Sanford High >. t..-ol i* to | ' t . f o l l o w i n g i n f o r m a t i o n o n t) < g.igi d Ii) I tils «attic org.HH7.atloti to puri? positnf» m that city tip l i nvi* I udirei tly lie i t i f o r i n i 'd thè It in I'rimary > u l . d a x - hool at a foot Itali team tins year sing Elgar's master work ' ' ( ’nr-xrtn21,000 m a r k t t IH id w ellt h e r e o t l il i t l o M s it' ulule depurinomi tliul tìertnany ia pastor’« home. the north IS of Interest, to Sanford |T l"' '" U * ,utvx a lr e a d y organtred cus" which created a sensation at ideaseli xxith thè piati «vo lved by 11k- unexpected increase in po?tal9:d0 Main school in lite old church grower*. It is absolutely authentic 1,n'* are practicing hard every aftcr- the St Louis Exposition winning tlu- Uniteti State» and Grcat Britain. *»xings husines* has not only udded Jno. D. Jinkins, Supt. More athletic «pint is Iving honors for the cluh and securing and iss furnished by F. K. F. Dutton, noon (rMtly to the general ndministraThe stale ilepartmcut pian, which 9:00 Address by Judge George G who is in tidily cottimuiticalioTi wittt sin. wn in the »cito«) t hit- year than second prize over the leading choral lixe duties of the system, iiut hits Herring to the nteu of tin- .Sunday a 1 1 1 untioulitetlly lie utilized by • * • " before, and It I« .ert.ill t fit- soeietu-H of the world tls'se markets Mr Carr's brought up many new und interest­ school. Americnti sbippet», meati» $3,< bt\<?/ will Mici i I'd if they keep up Front ( ’ hieago We had i/tir lirst singing ol Dr Waldord Davies set­ ing problems which have called for 1I ()0 Worship service pr.\lMc mid ll.ti-rent a they .tie do­ ting of ' Everyman’’ under the di- *001),tifiti worth nf cottoti a month «now storm yesterday und a heavy the careful personal consideration of muy nuw cross tlu sess s a ffi)’ ujidt-r Prelude, "Nearer My liod to freexe la*t night which we believe ing now. feetion of Mr ( ’Inrence Dickinson, Postmaster General 'Burleson and thè Virtual protmtinn of thè British The years before that I fie II *Thee,” Dr Lowell Mason will cut down supplies of lionte was the lirst performance in ArnerOortrnor Dockery, Third Assistant Cotton rarrying vessel» for troil to organize a foot hull team ieu und will be re no-in liered as one navy. Doxology grown vegetables materially. There Postmaster General. Hut their task Gonna n porto shoultl he neutrsl 1n vocation ,v „ nl heaulifiil interpretations is .little or no change in the celery A.-n . unsuccessful on account of |o( , hi* been lightened somewhat by the bottoni», as umlerstlod by thè etwte ,.ha\uri,.r hitH vVvr n;,-iv r,i Hymn 27-'J. "Guide Mr (t Thou nmrkfl at the present time, but we la. k of men mid Miteresl. but tbi* promptness of depository banks in depuri ment, ami »Isti ns intlirated year we have a superiliteudi-iit who Great Jehovah believe tbl* mid weather will stun furnishing additional security to by Anibussador Gerard. Cotton i* just us enl fiilsiustie over the gu me I Scripture. (date M illie New York lettuce is ar Death nf Mrs. Ilishup the abnormal deposits. A shippcd under thè neutrul agreement ii * any uf tile boys, and he lias al­ Interlude riving in very bad condition and Following a Itngermg-ittni'ws from numls-r of the jn-ry largest bunks ready done m u c h toward making parnlyMs for over-four years, Mrs. us no a fixetl may he useti hy tho Prayer. . there t,4 a good demnnd for fnney 0 the country, which have hetftoarmy of uny country tu which It i» Hymn 250, "There’ s it Wideness’’ stock We have had several inv|uir* this u successful year in athletics Bishop, wife of Dr J N Bishop. , e declined to «lualify ns deposco ring ned. The freshman class tins year brought I1I|M e,, uwu> Sunday murning, the Announcements ies a« t<i hiw soon Flortdu will start •torif: fur postal swings funds tire Offertory, "1 Heard tin- Voire of ami would appreciate your advising several good m.-n who are showing j u6lhi ,lt - T |,t, Norton" their home to* antung eager applicants for Jesus,’ ’ Minetti. ^ (1| ('fUAi.wuod, New Nork. Tin' (uus promptly on receipt of this com­ up line. them. Hioac trying for the teum ure nt.rui -services were held at their Choir. munication Telnttve to the situation There ar« now 90 depositors In Sermon, “ The Blighting Effect oi |thort? nnd how soon you will have Shepherd, Routh, Sjwnrer, Murrell. I rc* 1(jonr„, mndurted l»y Rev C P. *>nord, whose deposits amount to u Single Act. Brown, Pope, Wickham. A Green, Tinker, followed by burial service stock to offer. ♦0,724.00. Hymn 230, " M y Soul he on Thy at New London, Conn., Mrs. Bish­ From Philadelphia Referring to Arthur and Fry. Several games have been arranged, op’s birthplace and former home. « Guard.” CHAS. F. your remarks contained in yours of I H AS K IN S ,* P M. llenediction. Dr. and Mr« Bishop ure wel the 22nd regarding letture which one of which is with St Augustine H S. uud is to In- played hete hri* . g^own in this community, as he hus 3.00 Jr. B. Y. P C should be ready to move in the ( • E. ('ontenpo n * identified with the grow th and <5:30 Sr. IJ. Y. P. U. Miss Clars course of the next .two or three day week. The St. Augustine gnrne j The delegates to the convention Millen, President. weeks, wish to.way glint over night is strong and a good game is expect-^development of Sanford, and hu» N. P. Yowell & Co. »rriving in our city today. 7:30 Preaching service. _____________________ i large interests at Paola, where they we had a very cold snap and xxe • ** m*t first pajir mention as “ C® completed for a Prelude, ” 0 Lamb of God Still were advised by wire from New Foothnll in T.itnpu bail their winter r«-«i b-iu •• oxer t litri y 1be Ih-rubt i ■I .uiwledgc- will iix*r xear« ti ' xfathering of our Chris- Keep Me.” Stull* y ork lb.lt t 111- temperai lire 1 ul tin* largest ailvrrtiscrs in Chorus k* Hie courtesies of tin «porting Dr nod Mr« Bishop a ,-re a «-II dropped to : I W hile no M-r.M«u« it m t Î' n!1‘‘“ V o r "( (hi .Its today's issue. The ad­ Sevdons. iN-ginning tonight Song 211. " S ii Ii of My S«uf ” lampa Tritoni. I >r t hi , huAn in ihn nix. Allere they re damage ha* lirell done to the celery •••Ii or of the v ° ,,Fn *or “ II- and especially the sided (or many years. Dr |ti«hop Prayer , lop, It hu* done the lettili ,- crop a looiliall game« to be |*l.t>«-*i mlain vertisement may ho found **. I,*'0 l,le of other societies of Song 221, “ Look and Live lot uf harm unti there is no t|Ut-stiuii pa . tomorrow afternoon, in which locatedin Sanford with Mrs.Bishop on page 8 Gtiei- —w nfW cordially invited to , Announcemenla. hut that if your stock is good and Southern College and Stetson will about the year IH75. He built tho headed the murKc-t will be ajl right compete. On Thanksgiving Day Bishopblock ulid practiced tnediOffertory, "Reverie,” Solowieff frier, d 'T h h C° me and hr,nK n when it is ready. the big game will Ik* played hetwocn cine here, leaving for New York in tin, i h y ° u. ' » t (he CongrhgnChorus. Special Notice «orai church. v Southern College and Florida Uni­ 1887. Chorus From Pittsburgh The weather Hu unti Mrs. Bishop mude The Herald will on each The game« are played ut many* visits hero, afterward, stopSermon, “ A Message From the here has turned cold over night, versity. tem|>ernture around 35 and we are Plant Field in Tapina*, said to b e 1ping in Sanford and visiting their 4 ,T^erp •omething woefully 'In­ Lord.’-" day caLl attention to the Song 218, "Jesus Thou art Stand­ havings. snowfall. Tho prediction» .very fine grounds and lurgi' crowds grove properly neur Paola. Thè aili h—i* ^ “ 1 * "neutrality” that largest advertisement in for the week a/e- continued cold ami should attend butti games. Several many friepds here of the family ex­ .. Airc-eKin t0 tallt al,ou( the need of ing." today unituestionahly puta a qui­ of the hoys from-Sanford expect to tend their sympathy to the bereaved — nÇ-n armament "If the GerBenediction. the current issue. . see tomorrow’s game. ■nvado Eniland.” 7:00 Wednesday. Prayer Service. etus on home grown product«. in the hour of affliction. i . * : 1 . •_, i . . —. . . • j-- I.Y[ V’♦1‘Ta * . . 4!»• -* 1 I or Pat - I i.- t I 1 xl I. -I fi • I • v* I •' MRS. OVERMAN IS STEADILY IMPROVING — THE CHRISTMAS SHIP IS READY TO LOAD WEATHER CONDITIONS SANFORD TO HAVE A FOOT BALL TEAM AND THE MARKETS The Largest Advertisement Today .. • - �.. • ! - ,*- C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S ■* ■**<-*r A BUNCH O F IN T E R E S T IN G ITEM S FROST COK EES P O N - DENTS— E V E N T S OF SE M JN O l.E C O U N T Y REPORTERS - y»? J T H E SANFORD H E R A L D PAGE TWO COVER T E R R IT O R Y E F F IC IE N T FOR H E R A LD I null during Mr Aver»on‘s illness r**turned to Ida. tuuuc. aL .l_iLcilwi.nl.. ■ OCTOBER 30. loi i ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ? ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ T R IC E S T R U M P E IE E R . o —- •*— Mr Ahvrson, w«* are glad to know (Articles I’uUUsltcU uiuli_ili.li lltidlng tur.' ajr-iiti and., luck a t lux work. t rrtltjert Or M. I*. X.Jtur?*«. Jv-trmnettip* * . Miss’ Buuknight of Gainesville has, been flu* t harming, guest of “ Salvution through iduvery is Miss |-dla (telle Jones (or the past worthless srlvation from slavery week and m any pleasant outings HAMPERS; i* c vervi In ng," deci a n*d one of thè I ht y hu vi* hud grc.itist Amene,tn w ritiri unii lei Mrs II F Rogers of lattle River tureres He was s|a*aking o f. t h a t made a pleasant visit to her sister. PAOLA I’ OINIS mentili fondinoli of man which ! MOüHt’ S S I AI ION Mrs, A. I*. Farnrll last week ♦ m.ikes.him a slave lo a dogma, or Mr and Mrs KnoYh Pat tin ale ------— ♦ Uov. Price of Canwroii O ty . Into Mr„ ,{ w Smith and little grand ereed. or social rondi Itoti, denlilig the rpoud parents of a fine son. always and entirely with an unol Illinois (it > , III., preached SunPnulinc Thompson visited ♦ James Augustus, and Mr and Mr** day at the church here to a larg** ¡ n Pim, ( u>lU. Friday known and wholly- sjH'euhiti ve fu McBride an* happy over the coming congregation. Vurjher along, un thè suine, Mr. Geo, llerzlierg r has gone to (,j another daughter into their home ture Htihjcet he deelared: "W e are no John W. lk.r passed away at his Sanford to work’ ut his trade lust week. home on Richmond avenue M on d ay Mrs. F. A. Johnson has been laid Mr. Arnett, a popular young man endenvoring to chain thè future, . — *#» morning from u complication of,.dis­ And up (or ll»** past two weeks with a 0f Sanford spent the wi*ek end with hot to (ree thè present." ea es hastened b y n recent stroke ag;un:. "W h ile superstition huilds sore foot, which we hope wil soon , f h Pnds at Lake Charm, of paralysis. Mr. Welker was o h oitl allow her to lw out ligniti, wulls and create» opstructions, sciMiss Lin nie Smith of Luke Butler H2 years of age. He* was taken to Mr. F. A. W. Brown hns had an ia here, the guest of her sister, Mrs. enee ottona all thè highwuys of his former home ut llryan, Ohio for ill turn. What a beautiful pieWonder if it was the ef-j E. B. Dowling where she will spend thmight." interment. Mrs. Welker is ijuite ill feet of high living during his houseture. thè consumatimi of which the winter and attend the high again we hear. M uch sympathy is party recently.- w.'!* ■«»•*— r would usher in an ideal millennium school. ' _ * expressed for her and the fam ily. Mrs. Cleveland is expected home Nearly bali a cenlury ago we Rev. Wm, Stones, pastor of the W . W. Miller is out again from p tonight i, Wednesday). There are Baptist chtrrrft— BCconduct a r r - ‘ abolished physical BlftVery hy. ojuicle w ttfiys 'BpPTit'Tfl' the house w u th mnny (leojile who will Imi j(ln<) to see- vivai «en y ii axiuimcncing'xfco. fuucül"! tiLivu order.. -TIw Iwst •-viilt-rt'-p thnt* a cold y i4 «'ornpUesstions.------- r~~ * her'and one in particular. Sunday in November. the subconscious man knew the ♦ ' C ity Engineer F. T. Williams was No school to date, and nobody Miss Bessie White- of Sanford whole system was wrong is the fact + here last week aurveying the c o n ­ knows why. spent last week with her grand- that all open advocacy or actual ^ tinuation of the street that comes practice of slavery forthwith dUWord has been received of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Argo. from Ohio avenue past the Sam ’ l death of Mrs. Dr. J. N. Bishop but Mrs. \V. 11, Howard, accompanied opjiearod from the fare of the land. Sw artz place and C . C. Worthington no particulars as yet. Mrs. Bishop by Mrs. Speas and a merry party of But the conflict for mental slavery grove. It will com e down orv Bearhas been an invalid for several the younger set spent Saturday is more Hern* today than at da)! avenue opposite the south line years, and though her death was evening at Lake Jessup, where* they time in the world's history.of the Keelor property. Illinois a v e ­ not unexpected, the nows came, as hud dinner. These trips are most best evidence that it is not right nue has been the name decided bn, all such news does, ns more or less dclighli. id-^during moonlight nights, the fact, everywhere evident, that we understand, of a shock to her many friends ^ Mr and Mrs. \V 1’ . Curter and (ample refuse to lie governed by v _ T h e B, A. Howard home, on S a n ­ here, where 3the was greatly loved guests motored from Sanford and legislative enactment in tiehalf of ford avenue ami Pi noway is r e c e iv ­ *«' spent Sunday with relatives in town such a monstrous thing and respected. ing a beautiful c oa t of cream c o l­ and at Luke Chaim. The habits of men and customs of ored paint. The inside is also being Rev W, H Steinmeyer and hi> socieiy, are but the universal bar redecorated. nmiatde wife an* the ever welcome vests of the human mind its earlier (it MV A I I I M S Mins E. V. Hunter and aisler, guests of their daughter,, Mrs II if cravings and it A matured desires Mrs. Maudle of Bridgeport, <> . a McCall at ther charming homo on For. as. ye sow ye also »hull reap. suburb of Wheeling, W Va„ have Brown Bros, from Minneola, FI«., Hay street. It follows, therefore, that if you arrived in town and are guests o f have purchased half interest in the would change the harvest you must their cousin, Mrs. Thomas Dunlap Musselwhite Turpentine farm and Upsala Items ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ’ give attention to the sowing ami ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ on Park avenueThey will si^on have already moved.' These men There was an error as to Frank no man has ever sown strife and take possession o f their place on rotne well -recommended and a warm Parkins' nge. Nineteen is the right reaped that peace that passeth unSanford avenue purchased ot welcome is extended to them noni lier •ierstainiiiig 1’ iit that arrow, in McBride lust spring. They will r e ­ The delegates to tin* association j Mrs Jack \ aughii is very 111 will, yotir uuiver and [nerce through with build, paint and otherwise beautify held at Kenansville* have returned' neuralgia ti the ii.-xt man who trie** in hi-clnnd tbe'ir place for a win lex home and report a fine, profitable trip l"*r Mr I. Tlmmp'iiu 1 vniir tin lid with the belief you ,;ut M ho Ella Ingram went in Ft. l*he Wekiv.i \ssni i.itmu. mi .h' cfi.F.ed tin* iH(*ut market *1 .md it is your t hrtsliun duly to Lauderdale today f o visit wit It her count of its size will In* divided in Hutson near the depot *mi Ninth make instead of persuade other brother and family and et|H*cis t o jt h e future Pastors and members street IJe injured one of hi* ” ti men think .md a* t as you do remain some time of tho different ehurches whieh will F ir s t Si reel Cornor o f Palmetto Miss Edith Met Icily lid arrived i be in the new assodai ion will meet gers l.est wi-ek -*» til«' duel or i..id t ** \ o u c a n d i r e c t by k in d ness a n d i put a number of stitches m it. home Sunday from Kau" (iallie and in Sanford on the 12th of NovemMrs Rirrell is visiting her s|«t<*r r e a s o n , b u t y o u c a n n o t c o n t r o l t h e Ix’ gnn attending school in town. b o l l i . t u m i n it . w i t h o u t i O « l . i \ | h g it ' *«-r i-o fully orgsiuzt* tri I'feL.itld the List two weeks Mr. Miller is out in Ins new auto And the moment it be, ornes Mrs (i. \ Nu liolson was host*—s Mr It Hil ■Mrs Will F. vans have often delivering baked goad* to t fit* - l a v i d it b e c o m e s m i l i t i v i a peon at an enjlyafde dinner [dirty on last moved In the ('lark house to be neur Marshall store in Cameron City. to sun n * m a s t e r p o n d S e a r c h tin * Thursday. Those* present were Mes- i his work in the Ituthuiidv mills Mrs. F T. Williams and ehildre n moulding archives of tb** ancients. da rnes R tf tires hum, C \ Run Little Minnie Reek had a relapse from town were callers at the Ells­ C XII till III I I I >1 •i t h e ' W11 IK ss s t a n d t i n * Mo lerson, Homer Nieholson. La I of lagrippe and was ver V worth home Saturday h i s t o r i a n s >if • |,i* p r e s i ■.t a m i t f»,-r •* \\ i-dnesda) nig lit T h e recent rams have been of Raulerson and Taylor is bu( u rn ii-tiin o n y \ m ilo m A <’lllZi*li of Gi'iii*«:«, Imi ti G**iif Kl mi*r 1.umi ') mil Jr w.«» ul|aü ¡11 great benefit to the crop* just 1 tn.iy pros[«T under t In* government gut Crai*k**r by birtti itunk» lip'll with ti rold. wliii'h ki*t>t bim Irnin what was needed of u n b e l i e v e r s , if t be d i v e r s i f i c a t i o n * w.ilk itJ] t h«* w»\ to Sunfofil to hug Milioni nil Fruí« > 301 Fasi Fitst Mtnt ••‘ Who K n o w s How lo Fil Y «mi r F e e t” of o p i n i o n fu* b r o a d e n o u g h , b u t u t Yuwrll’ s finii* ol lotion Mr .1101 Mr.. <ill)•» \'inri*iit «prnt der th e s l a v i r*. ni 1 1 * t ra l|/ed Mr» Aubroy Mortiti .1mi 1in tit* t*t,*j-. r-.i ! ut *¡.i \ ut t hr hi mu1 ul Mr \ 1** CASSIA CHAI HR .. t h o u g h t it goes o u t id e x i s t e n c e a n d y III, Pi, III ■m l iVi , III I mil m■iViitiii I niiinYAVfnWi i* rt'iViiiii'iVrti’ifi (ViViiii •HIM.... Pauline are visiting her M»lcr. Mrs. W eslerdirk fades from th e m em ory of m an McBride in Oviedo. , Mr Wesl.rdicl, is disi orisola( i* Mrs. Alonzo Royal is visiting Mr kin d Mrs. I’ urdom has as her guest over the lows of two of bis deer dogs, - and Mrs. L. C. R o y a l in Jackson­ this week her sister, Mrs. Rice. Nature is our greatest teacher did both Perry and Sport dying lately ville. Mrs. C. A Raulerson and Miss we blit r e a d i t s o|H*n b o o k . Ml t i i a t U. !!. Hagan, who lias lateii s u f­ ialy Raulerson are guest» of Mrs, ever was, that is, or ever will l»’*, = D E A L E R IN HIGH G R A D E B A K E R Y GOODS fering with a protracted spell of the lia» it» p i a r e in t i n p l a n of n a t u r e Farley of Defiance. Ohio, who with SAM OHI» I0 IM .IS < § blues left Saturday for Savannah to i l l - - I . ti - I: I III . . . 11 . if*. * * i • Rut t Wq, mp i . ..ll Vt IlKlO kll'lWtl I I i Iti f nuli* Itl-I ri*< i h**r daughters i» standing the winter join Mrs Hugun and bahv who ar*it*-. .mi 11,0 .** 'in .t.i c i.-.t *.■ in IIrinndo ; >|is'k i.| I run I'.'lhi* » (]|l|i|li■*. Sj n*c l.t I i it* lei - I) Li i i ’ * s.inltird Ledge N i. 10!, f. and V M having a pleasant visit with re la ­ 111,1if VAi I E tit* J u il.All »Milt it* * Mr and Mrs Kr.itinoti <>f t luilili 'm m i t t i M c a t t o n * V. i tir-t .nel 11 ir tives and friends ; known in "in lin<* I*r«*ii•pi ieln h V made .uiv u In •ita visited their parents Mr and T h u r s d a y » at Visiting brelbfeii 'roving lilt* \ wed, an *tntn to> 1** T . J. Wilson, Jr , returned last «■ (urger than a pi it head, bilis into the Mrs. J. W. Daniel last Sunday. w elco m e . 1 1 l PARK AVE. P H O N E I0G ; week from Passe-Grille, greatly ben: WC SOLICIT YOUR TRADE F. L. Miller O. L. Taylor foulest dump heap of rutting mat- 2 efitted - by the change. iiiou im iiip iiiiiliiiii ■in in. no... J W. M. Secretary ter. Does U «tocay with it» »urProperty is changing hand« in ( ìatheri ng Not milch roundings? Cassia. Mr. P ittm a n has pur­ ( t .Monroe * hapter No 15, R. A. M. *11*Ja*4if"3tY*« V«r*'* *ti 11J>*ÍI #* r*. .'C/Íiítttad * Mill»*»l ¡t uf lt»«*lf tlu* fr. riti# "Serv-us Pur** Fond Prod­ chased • the John M easing place, 4 * Meets ever y set ond and fourth I liurs hi e maMrr it rom t bi* li • 1 > 1 h | S di' •J ucts at llehlntider*-. Save which contains one hundred and day in Masonic flail ov<*r th«> Imperia VJ v . « furili II lu*ult h> a h'i V t he Colijiotls " 2-tf sixty acre* * Theatre Visiting companions welcome u Sott t hr ■4**r il »if ri|î hh*«ti|x* ‘Í plant * J. F*. Kurnstz t) L. Taylor David Lockhart and Lucie n KISSIMMI K. M .oltlD A nifi 1 ■ 1 h.* f. MlIfNl h» i tu.» m mt • ■! Secretai y High PriHd • • * * ♦ * • ♦• # ♦ • • House passed through Wednesday .in<1 Jt w i ì 1 t In* ...un* tliing L'ut Nianuiaclurers, Wliolt-valcrs and Kctailcr.» on their way tu Orlando Semino!«* Uhapler 2. Drdcr Lnstern Sin iton’ i iry to force .«|nintiiru*ou« C. E. Mcl-arty ha» secured a con ­ Meet* everv fi rat and tfiiril Tuosdnj growtfi by <*iH*a»ing thè m***iI in u 0\II IM» OCCLRRLNTIS tract to erect a house at Tracy. in «ach moni« .Kverynne whn has *.*en‘.w.u|tll lrtir, n lll).||IMr w liti' juU auW W arren Royal and aou win: in bis Star in th- Fastare cordiali/inviati ; u y|)u do ,t wi|| ,,robnbly never benecri on business Monday, The first fnll meeting of the Wade to viait this ch a n t«. , germinate ur if it fi nuli y break» ' 3 . . „ *,. y. Alicer, Robbins, Sec y J. A . Wyman, who baa been ill for ,, Hampton C h upar of tlu* U. D. ( tlirough tlu* cutdng it will lie «iwurfa some time left last week for N e w was held at the home of- our vice «'d. H* wiio tliu» lireak» thè pin- q l'hoenli Lodg«" No 5, K. of P. WRITE US FOR Q U O TATIO NS . Orleans, where he w ill receive treat­ president, Mrs. Harry Yonge lust a Meets second und fourth Tuesday* ion* of possible boundless human VJ m ent Tuesday afternoon. The’ ■ ‘ haftter - , ¡»iting knigiiL.» alwnvit welcome. achievement’ is no I»»* a murderer • ö p n r p t * v » W » P P » a « P l i r r T n W»p*»'.'tfpPl*lJPW»W|irt»3tfU* » n P P ! A car of fine oranges is being lias increased in interest and mem- fl. McLaulin O. J. Mi Miller tb(. skulking aaaussin. The shipped by the lloyui Brother» this bership during the year and n«i contrih K. K. and S. C. C. first certainly semi* a mental de­ X— week. uted generously to Benevolent Fund. ficient struggling through life ngainst Sanford I^idge No. 27, I. <). i). F. This being the annual miM'ting, of­ unconquerable odds, while the Meets every Monday at 7.80 p. m., ficers were elected, also delegates other may have ended only a pre­ ov«*r Imperial Theatre. WEST S ID t IT t MS to the state convention at Kissim­ J. W. 0. Singletary W. H. Wright carious existence. mee Nov. 4, and the general conven­ Secretary . N. G. Ad vt. I This season we are having our \ hampers made to specifications ♦ They are \ CLEAN, ‘ - . LIGH T, _ , . :: STRONG, .. A T T R A C T IV E f 4>: -The ♦ T h ey cost no more Than the other ♦; V j f r * ourl et t uce will command ♦ ! more money if you use our hampers. ♦ : Chase&Company • ♦ Warehouses at Sanford and Beardall ♦ A Shoes—Shoes ■Shoes Sanford’s Only Exclusj, Shoe Store 3.50 lo S 1.00 $2.00 to $1.00 Men’s dress sho L adies’ dress Men’s all le sh o e s. . $2.50 to $:!.()() See E. H. Peters |G. W. S P E N C E R YELLOW '1 3 P IN E LUMBER CO. j A ll kinds of building material, lumber ‘ laths, shingles, sash doors, inside and !* outside trim. Solicits your inquiries, i Saved Girl’s Life HU-*’ Æ ~ The Misac« Pearson of Paola were tion at Savannah, Ga„ in l>«*c. 1911*. Thu “ Christmas Ship" for the re.pleasant visitor» to Miss Booth the Hcf of the European orphans has week end. Harry Allso/t baa returned ofter aroused much enthusiasm among attending the summer, in Charlotte, the people. Mrs. Aliison gave u socjpl tea 'At her handsome residence n. c •; * . ” M r. I’ utnam of Alabama, who on Luke Charm and Mra. Mead ia bought the Camp pluce ia making deserving of much praise for her «¿fiori» through..the Magazine Club improvemunti on -his neat place.. Mra. Furen and sons were oyt in getting up ihe Vlctrola concert Saturday, looking over their orange ut the high tchool hail und the cooked food sale last Saturday; grove. -----Mr. and Mra. Com p’ a new houa From each w»a realized a generous will soon bo ready f«?r them to move sum. The dredge boat I» doing excellent •in. When completed they will haVo work under the management of a nice house. W . M. Mitchell and the work of Mr. C. Stool ho fl ip thv lint wo digging the cahal to Luko Jcsup have hoard of this fall to have lottucc ready for market. It packed will be ccmpleted by the beginning 25, head» to the basket. He »old it of the new year. The prps|H*c for f. o. b.‘ Sanford $1.20 u basket. Tlie fishing is good, us great numbers of small onet have already fourni their buyer* w*a» Mr. Fox. ■ - E; E. Turner ir aoetv «fuite often way into.tbia new water course* The Wilson land, which includes out thia end of tow n these days the hatnmocjt to the eaat ôf the He deliver* groceries out thia way A. C..L. cruoaing has bifln sold in now. y C a r i Rabun and Jack Foz ride in lota and considerable clearing work Sorno ha» to town theee days ior school on doto during tho year. been converted Into garden land and their wheel*. some portion set out jn grapefruit. Mr. 'W lan . a guard at the A>n* Mr, Òrmaby, who haa .hail tho vi« t camp '»pent Sunday with hie -management of Mn 8p(pk’a ehihgie . . '• • Gate Cily Uamp No, 6, W. O. W Meets second and fourth Wednesday j night* in each month. K. L. Miller J* F. Hoolehan Clerk * Council Commaiuler S E E D S IWe can fill your order immediately ond for new crop of all varieties of _ United Rrotherh«»od of Carpenters Joiners of America . Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meets first and third Thursduy night at 7 o’clock in the Laglea' Hall. J. W. O. Singletary, J. M. Urhwn, Sec'y-Treas. President B. P. o. E. Sanford Lodge ,1241 Meet first and third Wednesday night at corner of First St. and PsimeUo Ave. O. I.. Taylor R. L. Peck Sucrotory * Exalted Ruler The Lake Breeze CountII No. .11 Junior Order United American Mechanics Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 I’ . M „ in the Ctty Hall. Visiting brothers arc welcome. ‘ U,.H* Smith. Hec. Sec. Celery City Aerie Np. 1K33 Meeting every Tuesiloy night at 8 o’clock. Pico Ifbildtng. « J, T . Hoolehan. G. K. Itiratus, Worthy President SecroUry BERMUDA ONION SEED ONION SETS. TURNIP SEED, CABBAGE, SEED OATS, RYE, ETC., ETC. TH ED FO RD S Complete stock of garden and field seeds, poultry feed and sup­ plies, incuhnfors, etc. Write forOurFall Seed Calalouge and Wetkly Price List on Poultry Feed, etc Oldept Established and Largest Seed House in Florida In my borne." For constipation, indigestion, headache, di ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all sinntir ailments, Thcdford’s Black-Draught has proved itself a sale, reliable, fcn tle and valuable remedy. If you suffcY from any of these complaints, try BlackDraught It Is a medicine of known merit years of splencjid success • proves . >• 306 EAST BAY C STREET -X /U M i l t MAI TA » ' 81^ S “ I want lo tell you what wonderful benefit I have rcccived from the use of Thcdford’s Black-Draught," writes Mrs. Sylvanla Woods, of Clifton M ills, Ky. "It certainly lias no equal for la grippe, bad colds, liver and stomach troubles. 1 firmly believe Black-Drauglit saved my little girl's life. When she had Ihe measles, they went in on her, but one good dose of Thcdtords Black-Draught made them break out, and she lias had m> more trouble. I shall never be without Jacksonville, «faanaaff florida young and old. its For sale everywhere. value. Seventy-five Good iot Price 25 cents. 8 ^ £ ^ » j » ^ 2 �1— • • - '■ . T * • PACK TIIHEE SANFORD G E R M A N - A M K R I C A N c i t i z e n t ic l k r e g a r d in g Editor .-aoi-r.l IUT-I.I* V,ry unirti to my regret I h m jorfed «o aniuor an article of the* !_• j> strong in your laut ¡« mi «*. Ft*v. vi,,, «i ite und judicial proci* ma,,f our cutrcmcd President for non Mutr*lity in thought and action I•y the citizen» of the United State* too high minded u document n k i .t r ANSW ERS l lie Mukatut s,"ith j-'iuritia. -Hu t position. » i.ilK in Urlìi ■ -H 4 m»••iii -1 ••bri.tfv udì I-,' vi-i',-.I g), ter . r•1wd i h., n ,- » ,t |.efure ui ••o f • »M■a»ion ,.f t » o, v, I t i• !.. tin-1 1fi i • r.. 1 rejsjui. - 1 llu» l.OUli.l1 lo t>e truc Th, f.rtr lia» gr^v\n \«’f > » U. ce«»l » •• ),'ar. bigger .ind 1m - • r I'll»' display lin» Ijeeti vle uro l'e d ln g Ve a r b g rei,ter •ir 'p ljA A s« r v a 11 • t í m a t e ..f ili . A » : . It,, v iI Itcd l* (air last y e a r | il n e e d t h e \r . \i . m llalli tli.n I' i .. rn . Some of t he gri-atiM mimi* in nur Amertmn uni versiti,-* ,j,, CUSBrd t tiene inatti r» pillili, h .,,,,| dispussioniitely and h.i\e . . r i a m i , come to Milite dilTer. nl .o m lii»io n » frolli Illune I.f Ihe (tei » t r,..,g „bolli (ierilllltilnin, nini | (lave la-eli p|,'.i*ed to note irom iiinumeralde persoli*okaervatioun that t moni mtelli. gent duna of otir Sanford citireii» • u M I l d M I M . I III PKtUM.K u t r i l l : COTTON STVTKN ANO M V M M . T ill M ItllMl I |U| s |S I VI.S u| THI. VA u m . II Fresh Vegetables Thoy arc W holesom e, Appetizing, Economical F r e s h F r o m the L o c a l G r o w e r s ►l i I’ Sill. l.asliolM ••< I .mi|* t»r». r •••ili» h “ It is stridii >l mental condition of the people of the smith who are s • r» » |’*»t « hi st ericul over the pres ni cotton I*»- N situation said M \! Smith this I'l** I'l.lUK uinrning as he i***o in in take up I- r jnw W his duties as Acting Cashier of the lllim h e r at tu ,u d ii This' n u m b e r Peoples Hank, of winch institution T H E v*. ili I». l a r g e l y i n c r e a s e d n e t t y e a r to be twisted and perverted into he is president. for thè ' i m p l e r e a s o n t h a t e v e r y different meanings. Mr Smith has just returned from PHONE 324 Our President recognized that hy trying to divorce their sources \ aldostu w her> he attended the persoli w b o s a w t h e f a i r In st year •ith the descendant* of no many of information from one sided press I state Fair for several dnivs. “ I made Itera ine a m o v i n g a n d v o ! u h | e u d different nations jn our great conn- notices, and into broader fields of il tuy l>usi nessun talk with as tnany Vertlseiiu• " I f o r i t ; m o r e p u b l i c i t y is try. nrrvouH tension between them study, have with their i h.irudor- furmers as I could tind un ihe fair Indtig t e n t h e e v e n t t h a n e v e r , more |~.. »cn»e fur " t ’l" a r e I n t e r e s t e d fn I t . ¿,0.1 ,ou|il he »trained to the utmost i stir American . , fllitlce nr- 1 ground- for I Wlinted to litui OUt through the unfortunate war con­ riveli at a dille reni pomi , f view lir-i hand i he reni cundition.of thè iti thè •T> n a t u r e of t h i n g s it c a n Hot Ini, p r o v i n g to J n - a g r e a t e r ditions in Europe, and that it waa tuwards Kuropenn .onditi.m, Georgia fumi rs and thè reason for The (ìcrmuti American «Iti zeus- greut howl going uji'to thè lieti vena success hall ever. jocumlx-m upon every law uhidiijg Utll. »«•«* prrrspsrr 1T~TIì «mì7.T iint Htizcn. tb avoid any expressions o f of Sanford are iuiumiiiL. «i.n.tr thrr vrrnrti jf.T fTg*1iaiTkrupf*òn * m i r IT ih T T o ', al I m * neci -sr\ to bring to the atten­ «mpatTiiu,- that trouIiT Tiring ” this . , , Amcriiatis and to ¡|(-count of a war thou-anils of miles he ioni ..irv to bring to the attenmy khowledge bave Hot trted II) tinnon to the breaking point and removed from the shores of Amer­ timi ni the Lk" muti »aio nera oi our endanger the peucc and goodwill un)’ way to im|iress their private ica. I asked one man if ho was between our ditlerent nationalities. Vie wa ubo ut their fornu'r country sturving for want of something to rister countics the doslrability of Ik?Thia being clear to every peace- on the public, unless asked for same. eat and he said ho had jilenty to eat ing * represented hy good, compri*loving citizen it is a mystery to me Hut the intelligent citizens of San­ for the next twelve months If cotton hensive and well prejiarcd rxhihits. «by a minister of the gospel should ford know that every one of_jHl- brought nothing in that lime. My It ls noi primnrily the .business of German Americbns^hus near and the comtnissioners to niake ttjipew— be the first one in our peace-loving brother-in-law who 1» u farmer, at dty ta throw stones at our German dear relatives and friends exposed whose home I ate breakfast asked priations for such thingv Imt as n nf judicious investment for Americans, as ho certuinly does when, in this terrible war and I am certain for syrup and I asked him why he mailer . ol thu aacUuu- iw mio«— |n public print ho disparages the that they *y injnithize with us in our did not raiii: hi* uwu-ayrup «nd b e i : . " I,rl’i.r' ilar ulti" ir.1.« could Ire pi.nini lo ImMGcrmnm* tend <b«*tr m i w . v n whole I wuIiomh- f.*r our former Fatherland said there was no money in it My |he valile' of thè coutiSanford has shown its thigh es­ rejily was that lie seemed to have ter purpose The (¡erman Americans do not ty fair I ■ r s e l l i n g s t r o n g l y and con teem for iis German Ameri'uus *o (««lit the apparent luck of s y m ­ money enough to buy syrup. !;i v i n c i ngl '•••fori' t h e w o r ld I hi J m s often in plain and public » j. pathy hy other Arroficune, they fait every one of them are living situimi •I a s e c t i o n I» -O• well rei i.,,( buiiug hive never catered to it through that they hav. no fear alld doing well and they ;iri; in such their pre»« or otherwise, but they the full a lul i l l re y mpul I. . of |hr good cireil lll't a lire» tfiat they have ogmzed * * «• I he pia n I« in 11-i the country • :. .u,il t iin**«’ mV t that ire »atbtic.l that time and results COtil III II in I y nothing to do hut kick lb-fore I haven't n are making ready to Hut in ttiese troiibliiiis times of «ill show a justice lovin g people, left I told them that though Geor­ With an established plant where sympathy belongs in the end. high nervous tensions it seemed un­ gia had the best pe(i|de on earth Ufio|lt it It is a preposterous nspersion to called for to hroui h any «ulijeet t hey were the first to raise a howl and rep ’ .ilion it is of gre»! adíani * d y tfiat men like Niutsrhe, von locally in the pr<•».* that wi" un­ and had so little grit that they could tage to 'f.e -iirromubug eountii* i <> f h* ^utitli Fiori.l.i \1*»t«1 di-i a-- mns t Treitschke and von Hernhtirdi are d o u h t i ’d l y M a i en not ri-e above a -mill thing lile llu e » Iti InI \\ ini.; »• « Olili ' \ 1»»*,» •. in mcHlI.lcr' aml cTprcsMntiH iif the Irilc d a n g e r o u r p . I pr. - n! le ni por.i r> •b p n - i m i in . «'I Il» Ilot f »1•r \ 1»\ iBin111in* i • -ii»-*» I I.' i o t i i .,i -n farms n •t.ir.utir It i* almost alull T h a t I wa» g l a d t o ge i b a i V ulti' 1L • Il 1» », p.,f , 1.. d itisurd a »tat**melil as it I would f o r d d o uo! w i Ii V a d o p t - d i "f I lor U i * . •' f. .J tin proiitI • i t|) that IIr >1 i III S "ii tig and Th* • : 11 r it.. , r»M». \ • •' * . » f V . ■ dorr R........ . . •1• dder d • Viti... ■1 . r Mgbt ■ • ha ; . ' ?lu» .»? • .' ’ ■ • -If- • .1- .'tb r. K. Affirm .i • I,.i r.. i.r II i to re v •"i .•■b, •• I- . ii )>• r w it |i Th, •» r "* • » • .......... i;t «rend genii, m .i, wuuld t r y and g. t nt 1I g t' e a t *'■ I ad i,.«t i li e d "t lt. ' •! " .... . b.M K Ut inf.iro >1 tr.iin n i u r v t h . , ' I il I "1 I !. ' l a lige X O l g s a ln l * ir• • Inw o u ld litl'I. S Ü U IR R L L S S K IP ON W IR E tr e e i n n h a d s t u c k to t h e i r g u n s a n d again n ■• next year with lugger and l>. • . it iluf " >1 , h.,.| X through statistics alone that these 1 'mol' I.....I I ' I • ’ ow • i ' 'll ’. id i i ! lit 1 .* T o i , A n . i r . ,1 * 1 < ' light in. * *e D a m y A c ri al pntlemcri h c l .i n g i o tin -' • .,i,d Ii.......red it,ni there . 1 *1 k .1 fit . T fai» to O l i t a l i Nut T n i e v e » i >i' .1 . • It, (i.ii i, r hind Id _ a j . i i . Ill*- t li.it a n - b e t t e r o ile r I r Ip I" -I'll o rang es of P n l a i l e l p h i a Mar. khosti .11 'I ‘ i.|ln.%«d III foreign • •■all T A B L E d Street, W W E D E LIV E R -. PH O N E 324 VVIIKHK IT PAYS TO I'AY TAHU Not exactly a mine, but a fine lot of Potash right in our Factory. T D t^ rB K Ä N D S are all on the market once more. We can furnish any amount of Potash you want in mixed ^oods. xxx: S E N D IN & r ii l'hlladelphla I b r- ha • he. Il crowd of Im i - i i „ i •Ina' ■ ■III \ " t rts that W ou ld and I he J •irida tiring in a good la rille rs reven ue w ere rea I i /.ir., tti.tr« alni in le I .li II d.l V I h a i SEED POTATOES publo liiiiiim h a s linen s p e n d e v e n ’ od. ■n.p - i . I v I ' I II . k •rs. i ». I Og. .IMI ■ i t i l e l'M ■ Ml jnr fnr a>niann nl, .«r - i . , 11«. i • v • f V ila » »...i • - • Oll.Illa -■I ....I pro • ! •* al a.. 111.I • -1,1 FHEE F R O M D I S E A S E ’‘ir.iliun»o, I i « • , it in Fraijci’ t Ile Hlptu rt I» Ilo ls I l.l unte'. I .o i .] "I la. I ." f. It ai )! •tvtiti tr.il ii. i>.. I ¡ui.il states individ T Tilde pili (liti» Ilo •>p» i spai e -el • lai »ii ined Mr S lili t ti. I lui I I lie farmer* Jeurs ago wili pitturili in r* •tilde of I hi i m i n i r III t h e I ■»i - #t|t W A L K E R SEED PO TA TO F A R M S elimliih«: fe.tt» f . n u r (loi W Avoca Bliuban County, fl Y •I tin t .i i , i | ! tt irn-» a i■-I ha l a iv• mori l o I l o d ls co v • r> w i, — lii.nl'. li v ., ■ m g 1■. -1 ■ • . ollar c¡a»» i n a li u l m » p c i u l » Minili of hi- 11me of m e n a n d v • I t l ev ire I lie great s t u r i ) I k k ro o lo g v hot a n i and sudi • - I l 1 ke f - » t e l . I l N OTICE - he ki'I » »tup 'h in g » H e H i r e w a hut In a s i j n i i r e l | th in k Mowing tor a l e u m i n u t e * A* I have charge ol the husmean of tin* III ti l e Situa re e x p e c t i n g to set* It do I ht» Huv i l í a l e ” lili» V f tu «'fit Is ( h e Till* itomi Sí Guarantee ( . Ha»I 'x.int i n u s u a l » l i m ' , w h i c h Is to c u r t ' It ..[ .i I • i, - h i . jiro.- la i im Mg I o I 'Id 1 h. V hi d I .ellgtp . i 1.1 Ik \ U hit • Ip a T e e unti h o l'I I n s t e a d tinI lie w "rid rmiil 1 cun In found in tin K it \*I h a t I he s o n t h d e p e n d » lit* I• .itiliu.il » k ip p « il a c t u s » i l o l a w n s »turd . • if «... » I ( f i ll e II ' l i e 1-111111 I I • I» .| | pending I p"' . I' ll lo-i i jnh d le g r .l I'll I m .• -i T H O S . K. H A T E S ! ^ ■\ t : i tin ul.ii- .1 w irli k tu a NA­ I A Z I) A y socket. the light s for the M AZDA used on d aerothey are s which ough to and vi- I |. lu-lllli tl'U.i -Io i hi'> nlt*.i i.n all vvruh^ «tint • I ' l (••• Hancock »fr. ei then In.iptied In l hi* •;ntti»n farmers of til«’ soiith another «Ire uhi rii bails to the roof •nil-*! 1.’ k* h- ai I at o n c e a n i l l o d d of St Hoiilfari ■'a t ti,die church I ir I . i d s limi i »neh s i l l y » i i p p n •in Ito J’ I .1• •* It un hing ah ni 11. t f . I'h •id ■ndi i - i 1 r lit«of ihe ilainrh i t ’ t . uM lot • 11 ». \• l i n l e . m i n ia i ih '• -I • f . t t« - ' h . n ut. ••'h* r • r • \ i « • n ear i h . ,... • U . • •• .' t rip * . 1 a n d l lie i, r> t i n >.1 » lo ll ' l h . »a "■i r'-u'' ••• p.,n • . 1 i.*f I »'•• ,i,- v r I - 1 not ir ¡.»i th. o ..id i,i.; n, I l.o I li II" Pot ' t .' Af.ll'l t lh»* all of 1be i i»• ! ' «ti park Thei h.i i • • t tel - 'l f • "Il , .. ! «) •• It up I 'll" roldu,d id suine fon 1 Mo had wof k,-d 1 i,. ma Lili i Ol toi« Jt.it InIjorioiislv fur d a l* to (dm- iij 1 AI »hould 1.. able fo take-care of it and least. Hint I» On- way tin- dnpestpm Wtieni l et ■ retiahilitate o u r*el»v In Ole dgjli audience ha»»* It Mgiired a l l d W.ikt from tin* nightmare of .lA C K S O N V Il.b i:, Kb A. :xxx: »fo r d L ig h t & S e w e r Pi pe , X X Blinds, Ti l e, Fencing, Roofing .Ihr Hi-st Melal Shingk*s at SI.Tä per sijuari-. * l liree Kinds of Cvpress «Shingle.s from $2.50 up. ( vpress Roards for Roais and !,umher of all Kinds ( oltimns and Newell Dosis, Ranisters, Novellies. X X X THESE PR ICES STR ICTLY CASH t ol.«y ^' r*..tieni — w it h DIM*, - cri k Fl* for y.oi !l n.| tie moil,-) wanting when the M i a : has wi|s-.| nui »..nr property I I I » , .'ir - 1r.mir. regalile ...iu|>uiy -esrr» your ri»', and I .-on the sate **ido W ll.lt IS Ret tei Heasonalde rates’ CHASE & COMPANY ( )ur Bctter Brcad .111.1 H c t t c r le 11 .1 H. t t e r ( • 1 o c r r I le il Met t r i H iiiij* Y .n i H c tte i H iitte i. J. L. M iller’s £Sanford Library Free Reading Room “ O N IO N Genuine Tcncriffe Seed. New Cro Gi w n Bermudez O n i o n R e a d y for D e l i v e r y While Herminia it eti Her mutin O vulai Wax Bermuda $2 . 2 I> lh. 2.UU II). 4.50 lh. ’ A ll P L A N T C IT Y , F L O R ID A KILGORE SEED COMPANY ------------- — --- ------------------- -— Chon,No. 182 | y | m a g a z i h Ls Ice Cream a V ___________________________ W P Ï | I A I jl/ tl V v L i - L i i L Soda Water Contectionery W ' « ?. Sue J l > hkiodicals Cigars and Tobacco^ --------BUILDING-------- Í DR. C. VV. FAIN W . J. T H IG P E N Open Tuesday Thursday 4 to 0 AND Saturdays 4 to 9 p. m D E N T IS T WORK FOR MJtTE PKOrt-K ONLY PEOPLES B A N K BU ILD ING ROOM 9 and I l 1: V. T h e o . Sc haal FLO R ID A Sash L a lh , Shingles, W ire C o r r u g a t e d Iron X X X X X CO. Cement, i)0NT‘TAKE[HANŒ5 ever i tlung lh.it we ent and wear at home When that time coniVs the tmiik* Will lull lu-Ve ll.lleil t«Us|,n-»» il. 1,1 1 ml fur ihe farmers will I,, ,11 11 i " loan money to tin- bunks Mr » mi I II also stated that l infur liter» <>( tin- Yuldosta section, thei Sea Island cotton section Were in , .«.'client »ha pc, as Sea Island is bringing a good price. SANFORD, Doors, Lirrto, XXX X X X . L U M B E R CO X v “ ' “" V v v " " ’ " _____ W W A ____ x:x; xxx; XXX Joy« of lrrt»pon*lblc Ownership. The moni Innocent form In which Hits unmoral jdeusure can tie enjoyed I l i e n Y o u 11 Me I l a p p v Is In tho ownership of an abandoned farm Of course one must satini) UG social conscience by making sur e thal tho agricultural derellyl was nlmndonod for good cause, and Hint B a k ery tho former owner bettered Ills condi­ © 13 Mignotta, 11 Phono 165 tion by moving awny. In tho moun­ tain regions of New England It Is not dimenìi to find such places At th" gat© of tho hill farm tho genuino JEW ELER farmer stands aside and says to the r summer resident, “ After you “ ’ T o one who jMisscssea » hit of such lund • WATt HFS.tl.O C KS. JKWKI.it Sibtho chartn ilo» iti tho senso of Irrc 8 |K)iislliillty. One can without com­ \ KJ{ w A It »: ■ I li'TH VI. GOODS. ETl . AM) punction do what hn w ill With hla own, with tin* comfort able assurance^ that no ole- i . uld do much better This Is Expert Repairing : purtleulnrl» . . >11». ding wlen »»in- pr" p i«"* I., .|. nothing bid b-t It 1»I"i,•* I MPERI AL THEATRE S M i rotliers. Iti th*- Atlantic 123 W est First S tre e t No Expert. Tho horny-handed son of toll who had Just inherited n fortun«* went to ■eo W manicure. "Can you do any­ thing with these, ma'am?” he asked, exhibiting hi* hands. "Ye», sir," she aald. "after you'vo gono to a surgeon and had those crncks stitched up. I don’t meddle v»I:h jeha that bcluag to tho regular prcd/UuiKTu." X c1 hall \|tll *• I it it ill t.e our ultimate >al ft ♦ til«’ liest H read unti Rut te VatKHl for it will' tea* h u* to live inrri* w11Inii olirseli*,*» and to alye f R e t ic i Huv Y, t o f dur^ k ‘ efficient lamps may ”e obtained here for Omes, otlices ai\d fa c ­ tories. ov ‘ X LUMBER HBLL out II untili! tie a liuti» nipilrrel, 1!»••> «r.i I tllll'- s w e d i l l l o o k III Miei li thlnk. that Would ri*k il* Ufi* and' Ÿ this war scare und «ei­ ♦ l»«l k •i i mi ‘ligniti In «neh a mulini r |n«t (or i '.V1 .f a L lige joke it realty wa­ nut - Th«> perforili.turi*» are lold dally All (lini 1« liecessnry ls lo givi* "io* of tlie Utile animili* a nai alni thè «hO.W begltlH iri^i COMPANY H3LL trie» than |! tlanrowu. ¡it'"'» he would ind that mure much more n( th* YOUR ORDERS Vt & COMPANY AGENTS G enerai F ire Insurance Off lo* with MOLDEN HEAL SB TAT E CO. ; StrnniitTS Welcome San ie5r J . • Fionda * * ''-------- B u m ■* **- fJt*. �■ — —— • ■ • • . * -• ■ ." *t* " " * i •» ■ «•t-i f* ^ (f •» • f 1••w* * ?%* > - v v ^ V ^ A * D »V r_ f-^ TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE POUR SANFORD SCHOOLS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, t I 1 lit ‘ SANFORD IlfRAlO QCTonER :o ¡5m HAS PR O S P E R O U S LOOK ♦ » The Savannah Prv»** t<* in receipt of i copy •>( the (all trade li ne of U. J. MÎM.I.Y. Edit. -rv’r It, reW. M. HAYNES, Murine»» ,Manager tH*- S«nB>rd l m ^ Her ahi. It. ■~ ... *■»—* ■ >i. >■> 1 r » — » ? .»tpithn1* iuT jjSS(TTF’^IvTUi mnnirr rtr “ ■pïi3t.h».l 4.v*-ry Tor*H«y »n t KrM«y Issue n trade review right now^but T H E N U M B E R O F P U P I L S E N ­ T il* III RAH» (’ HINT INO COMPANY Editor Holly ha» la rkled..the job R O L L E D "A L M O S T REACH and made good with it *The paper ♦ NltlUj« HirnilN 1‘ltH K. IN AlltANCK T H E 700 M A R K i n u credit not alono to Sanford and ♦ ONK YEAR iroo q i o r cun make your future l»ri ’ saving a part of your earning SIX MONI HS I « it* inpnedinto »«rti*tn hut to all of SUiiford, Fla . llci 2», 1611 ♦ TllftKK M u M lls . is Florida. There w ill tie »otite local Do not depend upon luc The Sanford Herald: for old age. Begin at onee 4 interest attached to tilt» a penal I have jlist completed the report to th e C ttf foy rurtirr liti1lier i w m and establish a growing savin account, is not so much the amount ♦ nurn tier of the paper been uro of the (kJ vutire ur 21%:ter monili. of our city schools for the first that you start with, that eouif V ir m r n it In « ih ance nvni le madr ai ofBrr fact that Mrs. It, A. Terhcun, for* month of the present session, anti I ♦ rity with which you make nterly of Savannah, is It's society ♦ find that the total enrollment of the a i m v i M l - d t t « lUall mai l er A u i ut i 2 Zito additional deposits. We invit accoiftits in any amount. sav editress.' Mrs. Terhcun did consid­ while schools exceeds that o f the 1908. Al Ih r PiiAiofflrr hi ’'An ioni. F ln fh li ♦ erable work for the local pa pet» be­ q nA rr A r t ni Mfirrh An!, IM7H first month of last year by 47. ♦ fore leaving this city and she is in There is a total enrollment In the ï Trieohonr Nei. I4h Ö (Aire In I Irrakl flu Udini ♦ every way qualified for the position white schools of 686 , boys and she now holds in this thriving little 363 girls. The following is the en­ ♦ . T H E C O U N TR Y E D ITO R Florida*- f i t y . 'Savannah Press. J r wA tyoiTrbusing rollment by grades: First grade, -f* O'— ‘ ^l*he country editor'» Job is not 102; second grutle, 72; third grad«, ♦ M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS H. E. TOUR R . R OEA.S *< Headline in t)ca!a Banner states 71: fourth grade, HH; fifth grade, HI; writing," says William Allen White. ♦ l*rr«idfn f Alrr-l'rr»l.IrtiI ( Ifth kf Vmì ( ashlrt " T h e average man who looks at un that Robert Holly died in that city sixth grade, GH; seventh grad«, 57; ♦ It (pudo us sit up and t ighth grade, ppt; ijj( ^ editor In any Kansas town and find» last week. ~¥r » U * “V * * * “ — ,ht3 career worth vmjil.it I nyr tl hub' s Te nib grade, 34; el eventi grade, O♦ Httle about the aforesaid career. twelfth grade, 19. The average man believes that ull In the high school- department , 1 If there is any reason why tiouth the cditoi^ has to do is to go around Florida should ship cattle to Kan- which includes grades nine to twelvee- t ___ _— .with -hU ttoU»-book, ntjd jot dofrn a rmiB dtyTHTff CMragr) l o he" sliuigTr' filerò are enrolled I ( 11! pupil?, 67 of( few personals, write up a batch of tered and shipped back to us, we which are girls and 35 boy«. This lawns near the buildings do not lie Abernathy, Adele (lines, Mil­ Shites, Florence Witte, L.tls-i Strosj desultory thoughts' on large a flairs would like* for some wise one to number is out of proportion. More want the pupils to gather there we dred Huston, Helton Shelton, Serita Lucille Anderson, Pierce Brilliti, and go to press and cut the receipts. state it, Wc need a large packing boys should be in the high school. wish to ask the cooperation of the Lake. ward Rumiih, Wesley Foster, Fn»l ■' Sixth Grade: Po!c. " T h e trdth is different. The concern in thin section of the state, Judged solely from a monetary patrons in putting the new rule’ into Fourth Grade: Julia Laing, Nina Howard, Velma country editor has to make much of and Tampa Is the logical place for standpoint, statistics show that the effect. With th e,exercise of n little the news 1A* wriîes. The Commer­ it. Looks like that town would go time, given to high school work is care, we" feel sure that the pupils Venable, Ruby Hurt, Sarah Wight, Martha Duke,. Chntlott»* SmitE .Madge Woodcock. Hattie 1,»-^ cial Club, the church, the baseball alter some real big things so us to well spent. The graduate of the will find no trouble in reaching the Dwight Smith. Fifth Orade: team, tho college, the law and order make the Panama canal of value to high school has an earning capacity j building* at the time suggested, Gladys Wilson, Dick Terheun. Wj. Kathleen Brady, Dorothea Mick- vern Duke, Murkland Bn.. 1 the cou n ty Central commit­ it and to as. I f ” she had extensive very much greater than the grndu®* F* EZELL, i'Y±__Florence Malm. Lilliaji Shin- When less, Ralph Woodruff Ed« tee, the whist club, and the good stockyards and packing facilities, ate of the grammar school; just as holser, Florence Henry, Tom Broth- Aaiail, Wallace Hell roads movement all must led. the. the puopla of-Cubu and Foutl\-Amer­ the collegr graduate him fin earning 1 HONOR ROI I H V llU IX 1VV/L.L. Third Grade: erson, Billie Fitts, Sidney Kennedy, influence of his guiding hand. He ica might prove as foolish us we are capacity very much greater than Kitty Du Bose, May It. 11.- \\tlluoEdward McCally. Willie Mallesn, must be in everything and run er­ and send their cuttle north to be the high school graduate. T shall --------------rands for every one, pass the paper. slaughtered and sent back home to not discuss the various other ad- F I R S T M O N T H O F T H E S A N - Victor Mcl,a ulin. Williard l.umley, son, M a deline Mullen.. Ilertran Shepherd. Frederic Dnver- E! K E'oster, Charles it? • KrjU get the hall, hire the hand, send but them. We need a meet- packing vantages that an- to be derived from FORD CITY S C H O O LS IfMliiigsley. Jack Hall. If.r.j spike high school the circular», deliver the address of house in this state so ns to enable the pursuit of the Li ,ir,l,,r to have their names ap­ Edith (ifirdr Lundquist, Eliner Tyner welcome, do the town lying for har­ us to keep at home the millions of course, such us culture, discipline, No Honor Rolls wert* made up f* mony’ s sake and hold the sack. He dollars which we are now sending learning and right ideals as to good pear ojt the Honor Roll the pupilH Myron Browne, Peyton Fortson, must be guide, philosopher and north every year for Embalmed citizenship. The high school of to­ must make a general average of Carl Hand, Edward Moye, Web­ the Primary School for n. tnUr, bat friend to those in trouble, and be meats. I t Is a durn shame, fellows! day should and does touch every 90 per cent in, all studies, 95 per ster Ordway, Frederic (lines, Mary one will b e’ published m Nevrrnt« in deportment “ » ll ” >u»l neb Belle Allen, Pearl Atkinson, Mnfgie B. F EZELL mentor and admonisher to those Wake up and get busy for . Florida side of the development of the stuwho afe about to get into trouble. and home industries! —Arcadia En­ dent. The boys ns well as the girls thir he tardy nor absent during the Atkinson. Mabel llravyt E!mily Bat­ month. "T h e preacher, the town drunk­ terprise, need t his tnaining. tle. Kate Brown. Irene Bruton, Teeth Turn to We.iifb0nf Honor Roll, October 1911 v ard, the statesman, the social climb­ I believe in making tile school as France* Dutton. Kiln* Howard. -Mar­ Curiously enoUBh th** i * fc»k> High School er, the real estate boomer, the man | ¡attractive as possible (innd build ion Hand. ••Kum L y n c h , ly.llio bone wbates bn'■ I>■• The Herman ambassador is dis­ ■ ’btj Twelfth (trade from the grand lodge who is about iugs with plenty « ( room, pretty pi* Mi-sei'grr. (¡i*rtrtiile Itunge E'.tinne an* l.crn . iuit prior t ... • . * * ta missing the propriety of invading Mildred Du ksott, Albert Fry, lures and decorations should In* to'exemplify the new work, the pro­ nbsorbt'd. and laiorTL. rr ..si E'ourt h Grade Canada and imijntuiu* that it would whalebone welching provided, (¡nines in which children Ethel Hickson. Mary Holland, Nel­ moter, the broken soldier kindly j Emily Baily. May Holly, Nora teat not he a violation of the Monroe tato* itielr I lace bade him stay, the captain of in­ are interested should lie promoted lie laiugh, Zoe Mumon. Annie (' lenkilis. Beulah * ■ Brown, v Hester doctrine. \\ hy should in* waste Ins hit tier dustry and the girl with the father -1 Fuotliall has la-eti introduced 111 I lie time in discussing purely academic Eleventh Grade: loss baby, ull come to him to help high school because boys like to play questions? Allie Anderso/i. Agnes Anderson, them in their troubles. He Is the it. Our team is practicing now to meet two of t he b e s t school* in t he Frances Aspmwall, Hattie Kslridge, town Ponfessor. the town boomer I.ctler From .Mrs O 'e r man ** l inert/.. Anna Mrlaiughlin, and the town goal, doormat, rock of stutc 1-et us support tin* teams hy Aim« Tampa. Oct. 27. 1914 |attending tiie games and aiding t hi* Anita Nelson refuge, errand boy and vicarious i Tenth Grade sacrifice, the editor is the only crea­ Mr. U. I Holly. Sanford, Fla ! Athletic Association financially *1” Oscar Brown, Lillian Goertz, Roby Wc should like to have more of ture in all the wide animal kindgom My Dear Mr Holly 1 hud a fmtrons visit the schools Then*' Laing. Antoinette Luke, hanno* He LlutU neiitU I loi ia»FNr»»ot n rEmrr;*t+ir goo.r laugh when .fttir^TTrmnfrrif'fnP strength of a lion,* the protective the Herald yesterday and 1 road were only twenty-live visit* by |>ni hu M u n s o n . M.a.nwu 1’ tnLp*. Huy The children a t­ mom) t’ hilips, Lillian Rhodes, Lu­ odor of the skunk, the smooth, cru wI - : (hu account of my accident and the roll* List month. cille ill lies. Els tlicr Wilson. ing belly Of u worm of the dust, and ' ruport that I hud "d ied." Well. I tended 12.494 times. October 27ih Ninth Grade tho aspirations of a god." During the month an additional want to say to you I am the " liv e ­ Virginia Brady. Alice Caldwell, T w o distinguished Americans — O liest corpse" you ever saw 1 tell teacher » a * added in the primary Dixon H oulbourn, Minnie Holiday, depuri merit. The number enrolled S U C C E S S F U L CONGRESS the doctor and nurses I'm not mar liave rcecii^ly«^x)ined tlic huge list E.rcel iatlle, Olive Lough, Mary It in the first grade was ton large to The second session of the sijlty- ready lor them to "p la n t" me. o f . f ordVowiiebi. _ Th e J ifft k ----------------1h* handled by two tuie Iters, titilli Belle Lynch, Watson M cAltMa nder. third congxcas -wluoU.tistme to m close takes more than one broken leg to \ \ illium l^ipe, STuriel Rhodes, Clif­ President W oodrow Wilson, who I tel) the nurses the seuting capacity of the rooms Saturday was one of the most re­ "knock me out." ford Walker. used insufficient. Miss Lesta Orr. has bought a I'tyrd for runs in markable in, history both in point I Will be a second John L. Sullivan Gramm nr School un* experienced primary teacher of of length q'nd -achievement. I is when I get out—of hare. I pull my­ E.ighth Grade Girls and about W asyngton. parth/tilu*wi»btrnr. Temi., was employed for the longest session ever held, it self around on the bed with my arms Alice Andes, E'rances Chappell. this work, and the Catholic school larly llor “ cm traiK 'y calls ’ ’ U» the has heard more speeches and piled till i feel like I am getting very building rented for tin* use of ber Gladys Dtetcrirh, Lila llfiti luson. strong, up a la ger rertrd than any other goll Course. Tflie %thcr ^^John Helen Pi i k Dorothy Rumpti E dna grade previous »cssion in the history o| Non being a Bibb* reader, as you 1 liiimp'im. Eidn.i Williams Heretofore the superintendent of D.' K tV kelelkr w lu N tjp in g his the United Stater. The Congress are. remember the comparison of E.ighth Grade Buys the schools has hud to tcucii two Ford tb^ffispect hi^^state at ional Rectird will have 211,000. pages, the camel partsprig through the Theodore Randolph, Edward Kunclasacs per day in the high school, ional Record will have 20,000 pages; needle's eye? Well, that Isn't any "Forest H iir ’ Clevcbjna,abd, like and the music und drawing teacher «*'• wheteua the greatest number here­ greater than tho hole I felt througit Seventh Grade Boys: has also given it part of each dtiy to the president in ^ n c respeOt at tofore was' 13,000 pages. The ses- in that fiorch floor. People go ifn.dRul|ih Kouuullut, George Baxter Itigli school class work. In order to . slon has done the following impor­ look at the place wonder in aston­ least, to get toxins goll gahte * allow the teacher of music and draw­ Williams. tant things: ishment how1 1 ever went through. Seventh tirade (¡iris ing lo have Iter full time Indevote with the least possible delay. Passed the Federal Reserve act, But I'm here (o tell you I sure went Helen TerwiUiger. Anna Mason, iti tier work, and to relieve the super­ Hu) Vourv ai the revising the banking ami currency and went "scooting" too, landing on intendent of having to teach regu­ Vein Terheun, Ruth Marshall. Es­ S a n f o r d M a c h i n e & G a r a g e t n. laws. my feel oil the engine bed, among larly, an additional teacher »as ther Fleischer, (,'arol yh Spencer, C, I F William», Agent Pd »rd I Higgiii« Mi:i*agd,,t Repealed the exemption eiause of. belting, etc Neither foot was hurt, Mary Howard, (in-vue E'ranhm Noradded to tin* lugli school faculty the Panama Canal art, thereby lin -'liu t the leg, halfway between This arrangement tins enabled the Hendon, Gladys Adams, Mar posing tolls upon American coast­ my knee and uui^lq, whs shivered in high school to broaden its course of ' *'n Brown. Marion Dieterich. Molwise, chip«. small pieces. When I tried to raise study. We are giving a course in j . . .. .. . Passed-the Clayton anti-trust act, myself up 1 discovered .the bone American history and civics, whereas supplementing ’ the Sherman anti­ protruding from thu left leg about only ancient, medieval ami modern trust law, making guilt personal. one and a hnlf inches.*' Thep yens history was offered formerly. Miss Passed the bill creating 'tho Fed­ when I cried out for help. My hus­ Hanoi Stevenson of Atlanta, Gu., | band and all were excited but me, Ll.B. Chicago Univ., has been given j eral Trade Commission. FREDERIC H. RAND. President Provided $35,000,000. for u gov­ so I told him to get help enough to the position creatod by the above GEO. H. F E R N A L D . Vice Prevalent F. P. FORSTER. Vice President ernment railroad in Alaska. lift me and take me and lay tne on mentioned arrangement. A. L. BETTS, Assistant Cashier B. F. W H IT N E R , Cashier Provided for the American registry the porch til) the ambulance came, It is also with pleasure and pride and carry me to thu hdspital. This of foreign built ships. . ll\at wc announce the fact that our Received more than 6,000 nomin­ accident occurred* on tho night of school lias been placed o n . the ac­ October 12th, Monday night, two ations from the president. » credited list of Southern Association * Ratified 26 arbitration treaties. weeks ago yesterday, and thank of Colleges and Preparatory Schools. God I nm a great deal better thun This means that our graduated will Appropriated $1,115,908,777.V when I canto. All I can do is road, he admitted without examination to! fur the fiscal year 1915. write, eat, sleep* and tease the LSTAHUSIIF.D IU7 Adopted a resolution justifying nurses. I've got thorn ull "buffed" any college in the Association. The, requirements (or this recognition arc the President in sending troops to too. They do as 1 say now. SANFORD. F L O R ID A S U R P L U S & P R O F IT S SSS.OOO 1)0 J C A P I T A L $35.000.00 strict and high, .therefore we should Mexico. For awhile l’ oggy grieved about feel glad that our school has ob­ •Appropriated $500,000 to bring me and wouldn't eat, so I uaked tained c plucc on thii list. \ f t Make Y our F uture Bright SANFÌ 'L A . First National Bank . ' Americans out of the war zone in Mexico -and $2,760,000 to bring them out of the war tone in EuVopo. Broke up the lobby. Passed the* Alley bill, which Mrs. Woodrow Wilson had urged, to clean up the alley sections o i Wash­ ington. , Editor Straub of the 8t. Peters­ burg Times meant no contempt of court in his utterances and when it was put up to him to apologize or go to Jail he explained in n manly way that he had no idea of insulting the court when be wrote the article qf criticism. Qf course thlsMnc dent f t ’ does not give the courts of Florida the right and power to squelch (he editors on all court matters and the newspapers, will coritinue to express their opinions. In fact there are several editors in Florida who would go to Jail before they would apo> ogize. ÈC* ' permission 'to see her and it wax granted, so 1 bad her come again und Supt. wouldn't let her in, so 1 had the little girl slip out and bring h'er around to u side door near me and slip her in und I loved and potted my dog all I wanted to and the. "marble hearted” Supt. was none the wiser nor worse off either, and if I live and stay here much longer I'll .see her again, in 'spite of the whole "bunch." • I never knew I had ilo many friends, the short time I have been in Tampa. I don't lack for com­ pany, anything in the way of (lowers and fruits, candy and all kinds of eat«. M y friends have kept me .supplied with beautiful flowers, for» which 1 am trnly grate­ ful— would so much rathef have them now, when I can enjoy them than wait Ull only my friends* "ju riosiiy seekers" could admire them. * Mrs. J. H Overscan* ' One thing further, in eonclusion. At u meeting-of the local board of trustees on Oct, 13, a regulation was passed making it a misdemeanor 111-« W it? B ÇBUVH for pupils to comeB in^ the school 0 o’ cWkk. The grounds before 5:00 ?d to L eS ji the teachers nr* required v. ReguJ RcguJuCV; ork building at this time. does not begin until 8:30, but pupils who enter their rooms during the half hour between 8:00 und 8:30 are given an opportunity to study. Since .the teachets are not nt schoolj before eight o'cjock, it was thought wise to aak the pbpits not to come; before this hour. Again, if tho chil- J dren come early and play, besides! trouble that is likely to occur, they .will be tired and soiled and in poor, condition for entering upon tho day’s work. ,Now since the teachers and oflicera of the schools do not wish the children at the buildings before eight o’ clock, and ns the people who own and keep the. streets and T . . -'a A r •x ' The First National Bank is doing a larger business than ever before at the corresponding season Because the public knows where to go for the greatest security, as well as the most liberal treatment consistent with sound banking. Deposit with the First National. ' ' , J H a J {-] f " Member of the Federal Reserve System J ID IE lC D illllE D lll llT iB lôllll lE lD llB iN llSID D D f ■a ■ . : * i '. �,.Xf T W -?* OCTODER 30 . 1014 »♦ ♦♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦* » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ j INANDABOUTTHEC1IY wm A. \ Met. ul tin d( f’ ttolu wan m tlie eit> yesterday on a Im-itn^i trip i utui rcjnijr* lit.- urovi's ìT» TTis viriti- The In te re s t Summary of »*>« Floating Small | Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald U caJer* ABOUT PEOPLE.-AMD EVENTS . -— -UM. .— n ■■. ^ m. 1 1 See l In- ru■is CrOW and fu ll si-1S o y itlc lUppcnlnjiH— Mention E ut Mr- U illt Ih.iTBs' Millinery Stllfl St of Mailers in Uriof \m y 20 2!t< t _ Personal Hems o f !! -- •ï *Ii r^ym * “ TL\ • PAGE FIVE TH E SANFORD HERAIJ) <- r m jn t v " im in is s u M ir r - }i«-|■! » -spi'i i.il un" tini; l.i'l l‘ ui'si|.i\ tu tuv esilienti' thè tlix fist utld thè regl.stereil v o l e r » ami udjnuriiet! ut nono to meet ugniti netti Tuesdttx B E IN G = A RESUME OF SANFORD U P -T O -D A T E H A P P E N IN G S — ------- ( 'ommunb alum* fur litis < iilumn >>1111011! he Marked "Snrlelj I'ltuned in Mr». It. A. letfietin, 1‘ hotie 2U3 I liilni nr nwnninniâiniBiniËiniRinfNinwniTiniHinm, llriihjr l.un hron pot ¡latity of the young cOupke Mrs. C. M. Vorce enlerliiiiied the Mr and Mrs Osborne left on the trank Miller is spending the week members of the Auction Bridge ev* tug train lor Tsuipa I j.on til Ne\i Orleans .lltemllUg the 11.1 Club with a charming bridge lunchtin r return they will reside at Myr Itod Croaa Recital Nov. 13. tioiml associatimi ni uutler t ukti/i and □ eon at her home at Monroe Wed- tic ivenue a ml Eiftli street v Born to Mr. and Mra. J. I’ . Butler e mini Inters Mr Mille/ is one ol the nesduy morning. A tempting and Mr- Osborne is the eldest duughlive wires in the business in Florida a tine baby gill. Dorothy Cecil. nppetizing six course luncheon was ter of Mrs R. M. Mucey, possessing ami represents the state at all of the serx'ed. Duplicate auction was play- a 'harm and sweetness of manner f e - Get your lunch, fflK ket and plant­ national associations ed, Mrs. C. O. McLaughlin find Mrs. that has endeared her to a large L_ ing baskets at M l L 8 imon’ a. 18-lf Phone 3-13 Aut/^%)eliver> meets Frank Miller winning the north and cifite of friends. Mr Osborne is a Choral Rehoarsnlon Monday even all trains / / 20-2tp sontli prizes and Mrs. Herndon and young man of fine character, an emint i*1 rhe cool weut(ier of the past few ^,r *. Fuleston winning the east and pi" • of the Atlantic C oast l.ine.^— The Weill her ol Forrest Dabney Carr eominit ior days has been must welcome to the. prize»Vor**^* uuenu,. T|u >oul*«‘ mnvti* '••»fit •■FT+L* tht> Red Cross R^Ua.1 N o v. 13. o , ( S whohave stayed in the r ty all Mvsdames A, P Connolly. fn. d. to wish them a life of hujipikumnierandespecially welcome to 0 McLauglilit^ Frank Miller. R. A " C " an I p o-penly together. ÍA Auto Livery /nhnpt «service I)ay phone 281, rBSmt phone l'JG% . the growers who ran seo better N p n iu n , a.* E. Puleston, B. W .j 1 <7<i*« Mrrling prices in the. early stoli if tlo* rnid Herndon and Mis* 1-tura Fish. C_ C. W l l ^ _ 1611 __ __ K t'la** Seven of. the Methodweather prevails Iadore * Thanks­ i ist Sunday school, known as the u giving time. Surprise Parly 1"D . pendablcs.” with Miss Lucca ✓ M r . and Mr*. Endur Curlctl and 1 price* on feed. . } 20 -11f A charming and happy event ? i . Cliappel lonelier* held one of the Misa Belle Icenhour of Geneva were last week was the surprise party |n|co#t -meetings eVer, at the home of □ B. Drew and H. L. Lewia of Or­ in the city yesterday. Mr. Curlelt given Mts. Peck, mother of Rev. Mrs. Allen Jones Thursday nfter- R lando were among The visitors to is one of the busiest men in the Arthur l ’oek Saturday afternoon by noon. Carolyn Spencer wus hostess the city on Wednesday. Genova section and aside from his the ladies of the Episcopal church, for t he afternoon and served the N Forrest Dabney Carr'a voice is a large orange grove interests finds the occasion marking the 72nd birth: most delicious hot chocolate and • ^ „ ¿ f f ^ a ^ ^ - m n t a n t e o ( remark­ time to take care of the Geneva day of (\ln, Peek. Many and beau­ cakes, toothsome delicacies much A able range and sup.rb tone. Coca Cola Bottling Works and sevj tiful useful gifts testified to the af­ enjoyed by the young people. Aijer baga Insures 1or,0 other enterprises, Mrs Curlett fection and 1-stee lb 111 which Mrs. the business period the time was Feed in eleati hustler and is identified Peek is held by her friends. Among pie.is.inily spent in the enjoyment l stock. Try ls rsl***» » full weight and! 20-t Í with the new jelly and preserve the cakes prepared for the feast hour* Those present were Dutton’s this w works recently established It tie. was a beautiful birthday cake, iced Mi in.1 GraveMnllie \ b<Tnul by. [H Hon Forrest Lake »|>ent several tie \ .1 ill pink, the candles arranged »inrn M , ,;n Pearl '-Imlll, Elizabeth days of this week in Jacksonville, above and two below, to designate St* imevt-r. Mane Bragg, Ruth Mar l _ where he mingled with his many the sevenl\ two yi’ itrs of life already had. t .i/olyn S|Hiiier. Ellen Chap- l l \ « I RESTM H \\ I iriend*. | etijuyed hy tin* estimable lady. ; j,t.l and Mias C 1mp|K*l, members of ü . W. Spencer, Propprlelor . Piano and Player Pinno- Expert Mrs. Peck served salad and dainty ( (j„, ,.|ass. Guests of the class were U sandwiches and Mrs. Forrest Lake l,e< taire Iones, Ruth and Eimhn tuning and /iW ritiw AAU work nb¿November Ist. 19H L ■olutely guarjAcyu\flV7L. Ilarvey, jtresided at the coffee urn. S|temer Sunday Dinner Box 1233-Phone '249-4. 102-tf 1 rl It i r *.it I 1* if 1 up 1 i i r l • //..ï* •. (t ht n11, j llnlph Sauls of Enterprise spent a □ □ V' ! . •• ’ Ü k 1 u u L □ □ <'runberry bailie Jew hours on Wednesday in the city on hurl lies« and calling on his many S.itilnrd friends i/e 1 In bungalow was de t by Mr Parrish at least he o .Kill Is ,,||e of till- most ,'l,||l amt 1 oininrtohle homes in (he T h o s e enj oyi ng the .hospitality of \ - 1 to- guest - •r r n i d t In-v | a> i Tht^ lies djlif wr t a x uj *thp S an f o r d' U-wk- .WlU..C4 e - e tlie \||-«*« ( hal'pi'l besides the met at l l.o door I?y the host tomnieri till ( ‘ lull Wlllt hereafter t.e } oWWW" tauU inw í'W tíefvhH í ] gu est* o f -tremor ostess all1! tak'lu "X'-r tlo _ jd The LL-^iid ,ulLww. xÍh* k i Davi.s, irft'rr-■*( hry expressed adtmraro.Trrr hiT'hcrTrnffrTT'tt nrt rt Serreta ry" Day, the* - barr**»*-nt ardor.i will be Fi i nl tm. Margaret i Harris. l a oU * - t —■t>T.e++s".---- W s s n x - (¡|||| ut surprise of 1 hi hf i I -,-d all day Haynes can tie found at all times 1,e«lie Satinile, Scab W o o druff. Uhos t uoni » . I he un Idem hed or M M Smith, president of the t zel i . >.i7ii ounls. Ho wa r d , n, tra arri vi ng about ibi-, t i me shut N e » \\ ,10il \ ar it People- Bank lias returned from a .swartz.. J Ro w l a n d Wi l d man. A M. j.r(ll 0tl from any further Nelson Ijjfri put m unnlhi-r M visit to \ aIdost a mid visited old ( ‘ hase and Mr I iroveiistein. 11' ' lilies oil til" gru IHipJj one J e^pd ,Jj !Ç wood yar d nruL inlefiiit o be (»r< friends and many relative- m that, - r r . T F T were loished back atid the ed -to furrrf v 1 - n im T r m r T fr * T r n r r WOlfTh-----guests danced and danced until they He so i l e d« a khllTw nf your jiatrotiage, Miirru ( Inborn, were finally drugged away to t he One meal is all t a r g ume n t we ^■i v •» hitn at order Pho. *• Mi" \ pretty and ul tractive home wed dining rm 1m to partake of an elegant you\we set the lost >|j jj,. luci! tl> ¿OilVIII ding tfiat took place Thursday after luncheon (on-istthg ,,f <luh -and est \ r i c e in t o w n . 1 noun w a - tfiat of M e * Hilda Vile I. W . ■).. ■ >id 1 .,1 t hi, . Our Sunday dirti ar% u nsiir jia «sed | 1.1 Dr.i-nag. *sii|ii r 1■> .r « , 1. M . , .1 Mt I lb. rt I ’ .,,.I Meals J i * » > t > '" t I ■t ... IT. V d X 'lill rates m ad, ; , 1• ■ - . ■ • t . 1 ..tio "I \t r« \ ■ kb , ,f|,v. I t, pot.,til fir r"on .s and ♦ill I0 I • .................... - I -- ■I I li ig I t Hotel ip-, toll". \ i' t la ini,* n dam • I " ‘ 1• I ■ . « . . it In I’ iii' mJi .. 1 elect I bri ! «ir in funi age supervisors, according lo law This. district is compie,ed of 2 (Ri.(»00 l o h n s ri \ **r a c r e s of the Fpper St 2 '.J, M»D prairies, of t h i - .t mount ceres were f> prv **t11fit .Kill s«dir.v Frank 1. itili ^ oí M■It'ioir rt.-. \ tin ! N Purdy of Ostex-n vxas * VI*» \\ »nt ....... i . t . l 1 N \ Itorl.iw ol Hur to tln- city un W i d nesda v a n d tier of «.itilo« •1 U * ' 1 . |. te.l N‘ip» r ri'pnrte t huT lt vH y |«|aee o le ine v 1s,o1 ' , 1i ■ , " i i» Tb" \ thè map und growi i .g wuters f rom tin» 'tistrot will greatly a 11\«• enhance the Valin of t fie l owl ands In, r 00111 of t tie ] o wet limit urn very lovely, decorated with tin wed ding color« of pink and green, the color motif being carried out with tin graceful sprays of the pink vine ru i'. ‘ id hi In«1 nBank- of f c i, palm- ,liol polled plant- adding 1 ...... 1 ..t gr< en I u t b6 p„rinr - 11. I i D o n ’t he a C ru s o e — you d o n ’t have to do so. * Y on can procure here at any and all times, any and all things needed in the Furniture line, to make your hhme complete, thoroughly reliable, the latest deigns, and at reasonable prices. X H CASH OK INSTALLMENT W. W. ABERNATHY 1st Street and Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Florida plied on tile pipe organ fund Miss Eva 'Walker presided over the candy table and Miss Jo-ie Stumoti served lemonade in tlie thirsty throng Mrs, peck, Mra. Mobley, Mrs .1 \V Dickitis and Mrs, Anna Walker wen- tin' . Impernile* (or the ,'tnng -l'iring :»nd pleasure proxokmg At (he pl'rish Molise of thè Epis- p la v o r i h l . r n y u r S o r ini ■-<<piti ehurcb lust evinm g thè ynung Olle ut thè very tucesi affair« gl veti Udies of St Agile*' (inibì Ini Ila (ed aiiiong tfn- y’outig peo(de last wc#k Ho- 11allowe’»ui frolies witb a dellglll w.i- 1fu- progressi ve rook jiarty ( il ■(linee to itu-ir friends tfi.it was gtv n by tilt' " ^ ' i . i d m i ' n l of gtcatly en|ovod. 1 lo* rmun was very tln- Epwojt fT League at the hottin of ut t ra d 1ve in its decora tinti« of gol Rov amT M r* Stein meyxvr. The ■lenrod and l'.g l l l d u l g e d III jack-o-lutjterns Itane c o l o r s of I he L e n g U e , v e l l o w ^ n d tllltll 11 I s t e Itmir w h l t e s i t i ' e l f e c t k v e l v c a r t l e d ( jl l t Mf and a iieat suiti was realizeit from t h è d e c o r a t i l i ! ! « of t h e r o a n i » o f t h è thè sale of homi* limd c a n d i i' « a n d l o w r r l l o o r . w i l f i g r e a t i n n s s e s of was i f tilL'U.! dll- 4 Ermi A Trefiger of New ^otk won the World'.* championship in typewriting hy writing for sixty minute* at thè rute of 12'' li f t word» j*'r minuti'. He won flie un* test on .in l'hdcrwQod f R obinson C ru so e did nAt have access to an up-todate stock of reliable F u rn itu re from w h ich to fu rn ish his abode, otherw ise his isla n d home co u ld have been m ade a veritable paradise. M i s.a» Mary a n d * L u i < a t happel were the gracious young I11 is11 sses lit it a I tea ut ll nl d l ' t .i t t'orty I u.'sila \ 1*1 • Muilr In Woodland Park Woodiand I'.irk Milk bowls of daisies gleaming silver, open Sumbr^'A ( ‘ time out and eat Sunday I linnet sparkling cut gla«« and dainty china, Bathing, a tmi.semint 11iVpicmc cott•i-tf with u-■' It' tin table wus very attractive music. verneinen, orew i ru un DON'T BE A CRUSOE! ih«l Mm \ I» r.irrifth uavo a umilili’ K*• t licir fririul« Li> nu; H ( m . rlfDr.st. i h«< ttli-H f " r .1 litligib.il I.ven t Inevening tn hot <*r ot Misses Julia and ill I -" f» "I t 111*I r tuo \i tk1ul lit* u >r.iteky “ Id bachelor under its in ind * herse Rebel I'll \\ 11 k»•t ul \ e vv betry , > ( bu 'A t*n I-ft n» ii a \mu«* l ln* tinelli •• w ill iipcti hit door with a < old Sla W Cl i vers Were laid for sixteen \ de Im ■ 't! U.kti-il in .1 . lutti]« t lu* «mi|,> on I 1- f.u • .1 d > en time» !<■ tn i >>ii, ix . o o r « dinner was it.itri i .ln. tf«*«*» >« s« r*»i ni the*in Ilio ini II Vile to tltol only t liti t mis­ Sweet 1'n kies tily served Musses of yellow dills heim; very, large and the wide sweep chie voli« youngsters vvere ringing lee Cream íes featured tin t able decoration*. it 1 11 d v■ ralila- givi room v * to' do,ir bell H.llloWi eli Witti Its >1 C ih. upon tlie snowy - I.o w i n g prettily . do in a 11 ,lin'd in • homi uf l.mgbtcr ami niisduet 1« truly in t ..tier W i t h its 1 will! I'lll-M of l h cover n i .ra i \ M^r-i M It No.'ll has returiu from a trip to Trilby where Mr Shell is at the sanitarium He is improved and the physician* thin!. 1* row on thd road to recovery xifiiarely B -e+-:<MXtrrmerf-*On -IVUT Hi- ----- CHULU0TA 11,g was resumed until about tlie time the dock struck twelve, when the t;nests departed declaring t fiaj theyljwjj would keep tlie Parfl-li loti-i warm ,t : Vip during ita I t thè P' I lui -ir.'d t lo ir i'r> wte ' • r .1 -, l o -1 a ti >1 t I me Mr \ t.... g t i,.. . tpreplae, was Imtike'l » tt i 1 t M■I pmk tlow<-• * ir>l ' 1 ■-, Et b, ) bu ■ ' aio J R 1,1 I, Mr "I )i.ti, and gti en. It "in whiiti.w . R J 1loll\ and. Robert and Mrsie-pelidi il a large white wedding b,-|| flail fie, tl er ect ed between tlie Mr» lime - and M i - f I o • .111- 111•.i I Hit • I î J* {; *1 y. j Hustling new city, 21 miles from Sanford. Pure water, healthy climate, no mosquitoes, 11iMh rolling pine lands. The beautiful lake region of Florida. <vc y day Thcy now have hoard ni trade over there alni are along t fie river m thi- .ountx 1*01 Lefller. Juu'l lie Mont and room«. \ deligfitful iirugrum of mu Mill up und dmng all jlu* time. ttfnous (o Sanford Let th e good sic was erected by Mrs. A. K Pow­ Henry Furdon. and Mr and Mrs can g vet ut LofTtor’a IjCfiler’ s Robe work go on. ers. Preceding the ceremony the Parrish mid son, Ilarvey Rroa. Pickled B d you can melody of "Love's Old Sweet Song" get Sausage in log tin Saus11olio irceli /bluer The Cooperative store Inus the tilled the rooms. The bridal party age. Boiled Hn Mi#kend. Pig's high cost of living on the run. Note enter Tin* spirit ol Hallowe'en 1* all per I'eet, Fat Chicke Fc/ih Eggs, and the (allowing p|i e list v.iding, old and young together (eel■ling March*' from Tannhäuser for Thanksgiving t w ill Ite Tur - Irisll 1’ttUWiH‘s. ■'! peek i .to "Tra umerci" was softly played dur- ,MC Die force of it« intluence. (is key* and good things numerous. .30 »Mg llu- ceremony and at 'the close Die time of the year wlen ghosts Sweet Fotltoes.w er fieeK 20-2tc (ireening /ttplcsBner peck !<i Mendelssohn's Wedding March « llk at night, cats howl, and owls 3!» R, \ I- j' Strong, the ulllcluting «''reech with a mournful cadence t hn Mr». B. G. Smith of OGcdo wan Huldwin AjMdes, n-r peck | om clergyman entered first, followed by freezes th" Id....! and causes icy j ^in tho city on Wednesday on a com­ Sugar, 14 I » f o r ' [ilk 2 cans lulls to tace up and lu w n one s Family «ire the groom and his liest man, Mr bi tied shopping ,*nd pleasure trip for l.yinan Frank The bride entered l inai colmi 11, but w In i ut U n i i ' Mra. Smith has lately returned from •r pini with Iter attendant. Mist' Addle W i t h H a l l o w e ' e n c ume » a t i m e of 5: t* * delightful trip to Georgia and Grapt* J uice, Vincent. The wedding party group­ jollity and fun that one wouldn't South ( urolinu where she visited Toniatoe», No 1 cu us.*per duz Soup, 7 baia for ed beneath tho arch, the beautiful friend* and relatives. Peus, No. 2 rans. jier can ring ceremony uniting the bride and The For sjiecial prices wutch the hul- groom in wedlock. The bride was ^ X I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X I I I i l i l l l l l l X X X i n i l l l l l l l l X X X X I I I I I I I I l l l l X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X I I I I I I U I I I I K Gate letins in front of thè sture. patrons 20 -ltc very attractive in her modish going 2 learn away gown of dark blue Indies' SS jwason. cloth, wearing a while silk blouse, P' New Hotel ul 1‘huluotn to the embroidered in Persian colors and Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Rrumley were accom m ol stylish hat of black velvet-nml green have made it visitors to the city this » w k and feathers. She carried a bouquet of j Tome and abroad. la-tf stated that the new hotel ul C’ hubride's roses. The bridesmaid was 1 luota would be ojtcn on ChuluotW ''The many ftlends of H arry Ward luota would he open on Thunks giv­ gowned in a handsome froek of dark S 11rc wo hi At hack home after ing day. The new- hotel is of hut! blue rhurmeu#c. ' fS W e believe in honest and conservative methods. W e believe » «ummer spent 4t the Ward Ferice After the r c re n io n y 'a wedding 5 trick, two stories in height and has in promptness, courtesy and the best banking service that is ^■°* Plant i n ’ Decatur, Indiana. Mr. electric lights, running water in ev­ supper was served in the dining ¿5 •rd has arranged his business in possible to attain. ery room and all the modern con­ room, the guests gathering around north that he may be able to tlie (tittle which was very attractive veniences of the city hotel. ChuluTH IS BANK has had mnnrkable sucruss and numbers a majority of the •Pond the entire winte in Sanford nt a is the ideal sjuit fur the tourist 1,1 Pink charming simplicity business men of Sanford ; monji its depositors. BECAUSE our people appreciate Rh home folks, which will he good who wants to gel away from the ribbons crossing at the center ex a HOME IN S TITTTIO N and the service and security which we give to our cus­ news to his many Sanford friends ri y and have (he best of fishing and tended to the corners of the table, g tomers. We pay I per cen! interest (in Savings Accounts. hunting und the benefit of the jinny upon the white linen anti ruught ut Notice of Meeting woods of Flirida. A m o n g the lakes ihe ends wilji fern leaves and a At the usual hour, 7:30, at the Hub foonis, tho fourth rehearsal of aid hills of that part of Fncnunolc spray of Love’s wreath. Upon the* handsome centerpiece rested a tall Ü!?. vY0U?* Poople’» Choral Club county* the new hotel at Chuluota. -»W be b d * .AR young people in- county the now hotel at Chuluota vase of rose* und ferns. At the «rested in tinging and good music should prove a success and under the bride's place was the beautiful bride's (C O U R T HOUSE B U IL D IN G ) ^or<^ially aakcd to come and take able management of Mr. and Mr». cake Iced in pink and white. Mins j FORREST LAKE. Pres D. L. THRASUER, V-Pres. Cl h * ° g a^ ^n**re,t Jn the Choral »Brumley It will be tlie moat pojiular Genie Pope served punch. Many lovely wedding ‘ gifts of . u . which hat been organized for small hotel on the eiitirv East Const silver and cut glass testified to tho * young folks of Sanford. j Railway. New built, brick hotel. Electric lights, modern conveniences. Open Thanksgiving Day. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY Resident Agent Chuluota, Fla. CX ¡A BANKING SERVICE" THAT . .. • YOU W IL L A P P R E C IA T E I Seminole County Bank * - -‘ •Ta �— . • ■HS“ T H E S A N P O B D H E RA LD PACE SIX I r U u r l t i l i m i r o n d u r u d t-> »«lit ru t ¡ , , l i o n , » k a il l*r »> f o li o * » . t o w n To .o r . In « n il c a r r y o n . « I b o th w h o I f . e l . ,* ro e r*» — I f t lt T H f .' ■ -, — ------ — ----- — i ( « . l u r i d e , r r » P » O d * « o u if i i|l, t n > .m . . .| in ... T h l * 1« lo o r r t ll y , T h a i « t a ■ perlai m » n - | m e d icin e « an d m r d lr ir . «I p trp a rn lT u n » ' .. NEWARK MAN’S SCHEME REALLY ' I n * a l lh « * |o r k h o |i i« n ijl M aiffnrd f o r « , k in d « ; to b o l l i r , p r e p a r e , « e ll a n d itu|-o> . 1 f o l a U u ll t lr .s C o m p a n y , « r n r p e r a iio n orm in e r a l, y r f t l n l a n d m o r e n t e » ir d A BRILLIANT O N E . i f i n l i e d a n d e t i .t ir .g u n d e r th e | « « t ni tfc, I " m a k e , m . r u l . r t u r . r a n d .e ll d i’ ir f» • t a l e i)( F lo r id a , dun ro t ir e I h . r . o / . h a r i n s « a d d r o ll o rn a r» lo b u y . o n n . « - H a r t b o rn s iv e n I * p r e » r rih - d b y 1«« a n d * b y i h r ' e y r . « l r e t a t e , lo t r a r r ò « in r m .j » r..| b y - l a « « o( ,« ld r o r p u y a lju d , in r a c k » a d c u re th e « a tn r, I , ) m - r t ( a ( r » deed« I., t e r e r y « tn r k h o ld e r of .k id r o r p n r a t io n . by • n o te« or o th rr o t illc « t 'n n . t b . r . i 4 A t L e a s t H e Is V e r y B u re T o n y W ill t o t e •• f t b r e n t ir e > « p ii« i .t » .w ,,f ■. ■., . ... - r i; » n d Sold . , e .r a t i» n . It ma« M een ml e» pedi» u . n .. • -I p ro p e r t j n r , r • • . r .l a p r u p r r l) Leave F r u i t A lo n e , A f t e r H e E x A r f i r l e I I I o| Ih< r h a r l r r u l .a i d S a r lu id * " d c a rr x on I h r h u tln re a ..I m . . ...^,, f a r à C o l» H u id m e 1 u t n i .a n ) . in tb» m »n t m n . «o d lo h a v e , e l r r r i . r a n d e n j } t || plained Composition of Bone ■ n r r h e r e in a f t e r a ta te d , ih e r r t o r o . n o tie e in t b r f i c h u , p o n e ra a n d y t m l r f u i n .i d .- ■. i h e r e b y C it e n , t h a t t b r S a n fo rd . f o r a I ola 1 ° c o rp o ra tio n » o r f a n ii e d a n d . - i i . i i n c . Fertiliser. f io t t i lo « C o m p a n y in te n d a lo a p p ly lo I h r Ib » la » » ut lb » » t a le o l F lo r id a H o n o ra b le P a r k T r a m m r ll . C o v e r n o r ot th e A f llr lr I I I A w e ll k n o w n g e n t le m a n o f F o r e s t ■ » *'• FJ® rtda. at T « ID h a a « - e . F l o r i d « . on r h « a m o u n t of th e rm p ita i I t o i H i l l h n s n b u r k - lo t n r r h n n l n f w h ic h ,h r * " * h n » r m l .» r . A . I» 1914. (o r r o r p n r a t io n » h a ll b r T w e n t y K m . T » • ,. i n n n a a a d o c k io i a re n a rti o rw m iu , n a m e n d m e n t o t » » id A n i e l * i l l *1 I k s ig a o M o o p o ll a r « t .. be d i» U-.i h o Is n o f o n d o r Ih & n lO lm i o f t h o u o w r h a r l r r o l .« id S a a lo r d i . . . » i ol» H o u li» « n li> lin i ,n .,.. » 11 H u n d re d i|IO O Oo, I n . l l a r , .» r h v „. comers to theso shores. A ten-foot I o"mA pr tainr yl r, mI l f re adT h«•e f»omlion u« n« ,i to o l th e r a p it a l a n y p o rtio n o l che r a p i n i » t o r t u hedge and a barb-wire fenco fall to 1 M o rk I th l- r a r p o r i li i- n « h a ll t>e K if le r n r u r p o r a lt o n ni»> h r p a y a b b . •» ¡» o lla r» , o l w h ic h u » rd lo r th e p u r r h a a e u l p f6 |> rrt) defend his premise* against tbo lr>- TT hh roeuea a nTdh o u. .a1 1n1.UIKI.UO) d ($ 1 .0 0 0 o o i B o lla r » » h a ll r e a l or p e rs o n a l, o r lo r th e p a y m e n t o' ,t , f a ir v a lu a tio n yader*. Even l^iej-n In tho paper he p r e fe rr e d » to r k a n d T w r l t c T h o u a a n d n r u n r l f w , ■( a )u< ( i n t i' fat 1 2 .0 0 0 U0) H o l la r , ab ati lie c o m m o n y t o r k . b# t i r lr r m in r d b y i h r U i r t l of iitis ti* « r cannot snvo hi* peaches, pears, and 1($he A r l lr l r I V . » h a re » o l t h r c o m m o n a lo c k » h a ll tie T h l» to rp o r a t io n ■hall c o n tin u e a t . ’ * apple* from tho bands of the spoiler. “ J tb *- p a r v a lu e o l O n » T h o u a a n d i l l , 000 . 00 ) _____ , tr In _______ D o lla r » » » r h . lo I » p a id t(o t a » ( u l f u ll |* o » r f io r i r r e i t * It« ro r p o ra t * t,, In tho season when tho fruit Is rip­ m o n e y of ( h r U t ilt r r i S t a t e * M o w r v r r . a ll • lr « n r h i« r a . fo r a p r r io r i »/ D ir* • ening. ho has discovered that his trees of a n r p o rtio n y f t h r « *iri c o m m o n eto ck > r a r a , fro m a n d a fte r i h r r u m u o r i» . . ay !>• p a y i l d r tn . *»r »«uueri. or u « rd f " f . ’ !*• f O f p n f l l r r « t * t r n r r will bo watched day and night by self- m or in i h r p u rrh a * e o f |ir u p e r t y , la ln ir o r o r * .A f l l r l r A MAY SAVE HIS PEARS FEED Warsaw, HU Erects Moniiment to Commemorate Ft. Edwards. Special This Week Dom ino Sweet Gted ■Shorts v. • Bran Scratch Dairy Feei Cotton $1.75 $1.75 $1.70 $2.10 $1.75 $1.45. , Wheat, Oyster S h e ll,. Beef Scraps W v- K OCTOBER 30. I'i|t SH S T O C K 'A N , N E W B A G S utton Crate Co. P o w tr B e h in d t h e Pont Hero is a complete outfit you can carry with you .mywlicrt Clamp it on your row I to.it, dory.skitTorcanocantl travel 1 to 0 miles an hour. On lake, b ay o r ri\« r you li.nu a bo.it for coim m rrc or pleasure and yom -investrnent is extrem ely small. THE DETACHABLE (lie RO W Uyo. n K.l»nyl hm. iut s tn ivlx-ar rs y o u fid e n c e . F erro BOAT c o nniotrAs m a y jit s t iy M OTOR lllVJ t u n nil tlui-pjutl pktiiUw L-sttboiliLir by *■ ' L' who have built up f fe rr o jxnvcr and repu- • tation In the engine world. I The results ults you you get nrc nre product. .due to a finished ' F e rn a id H d w . Co. 113 Oak Ave. Florida’ s Surpassing Grapefruit Is Supreme Pjant Freely of the Best Late Varieties Each year adds to the supremacy of Florida’ s surpassing grapefruit in the markets of tnc North. With the proceeding education of the American public as to the uses ami merits of citrus fruits, Florida grapefruit will become more and more popular, Thc'growcr whose land ts adapted to grapefruit can inake no mistake in planting freely o f the best varieties— espe­ cially of the late kindq. Get the New Buckeye Nurserie&Catalog This attractive book tells all about the culture of grape­ fruit os well as oranges and other citrus fruits. It descrioes the leading kinds— several of them the introductions of Buck­ eye Nurseries. Whether you arc an experienced grower or a new beginner in citrus culture, this catalog will help you •The most successful.grove practice is fully explained in this book. While the c ila lo g represents an enormous outlay B u c k e y e N u rs e rie s 1 073 ClU2« n * Bank B u ild in g Tampa, Flo. c W a n t A d in th e F a rth e s t D u r in g th e G re a t W e s te rn Second W ar O u tp o st W ith B r it a in — C o m m a n d s V ie w o f M is s is s ip p i. . W arsaw , Illinois Historic dnys of a century ago have been honored at W arsaw, Illinois, in tho erection there of a monument In cotnmemoratlou of Fort Edwards, tho farthest western outpost during tho second war with Great Britain. In 1814 Zachary T a y ­ lor, then n major In tho United State* army, selected the high bluffti over­ looking tho Mississippi river at W ar­ saw as the most ndvantugeous point appointed guards. who warn other 1 vre-, »• a ju.t »aluatlnr ih»-re.,|. to br drThe I>»>h» « ol (hi. .rorron'inn available .for a frontier stockade. fruit fancier, aw ay. Otre. «Li*. Ire ü i a L . ^ 4 ^ ^ 1!1, .V.i.t t W r H ,T f c ‘« V ' : *. commanding ns tbey-f1M"w wm I'ptrnr* heard a hot quarrel Just outstdn hts * , **,îï*r '.’ n'. V,.,fr* *,f l*'r. beard ul dir..tor», of r.m i... n o r m u rv i h m A v# d lr r r t o r » . grounds, and, understanding a 1itti ----- ------- » « -----------U r l ì i ( K r A r«t iD e r t l n i •>! t h r «t, . T o o a y U ie u - 'ln . I n which w h l t h tire U n> n . .« « ■ IO r r r e i v » fro m Ih » n^l e t r n i n t s o f b o l d r f - .’ h r * r l n « f l r f f ir n t t d r d fs.r •» . __ ( E T .i n U | r t d l l| i i s In rrtr p o r« ilt» n . an a n n u ii n j m u l a t i v r <JI>|dvnd fsrH~* of th l» r » r p u r a t io n * h » l| t.» stands Js Is said lo DPI!!!_anmt nn im modo thatout to afford nffonl lire Mim2J}(1S « -a-n» —r—mrrii.fi t wns carried on. hoA.it made o l » p r r r m » M u r a i n ) d iv id e n d i i r e p i p i K n l i m i M i r , i'fe « é tl« n i. S *1 Lt'im ir» "UPuT rive v,,r view along thé Mississippi |vdnj wn„ scolding , co)dln, Tomasso In w ords u P ® f - l o r k . * « id p r e fe rr e d « lo e k N t r r U i ) ; T r U » U , i r m u r r r «m i • • h a ll al»o p a r t i r l i , a l , (H a n y a n d a ll d iv i- K n lt m l n g e r . 8 . M . K n t r n . i n c " an * T On September 29 and 30 and October to this effect: d end » tfe c U re d b y . Ih e r o r p n r a t io n . in e» l» e u i» » h a ll r o n « U t u * r t he b o trd r.f i|.r • ». I tho monument will bo dedicated by c u t i «n i ts <1 d lv id r n d » o l i» id T h r A r i! orI o orca rj[» n itJiU O (k r o r t l i n _ f ol. i.h. .t “Go on aw ay from here, Tom, this f r M o f t h•*• CUI • the stnlo of Illinois In connection ia my pear tree. I saw It first, and P r‘ f» r r« < tAa « ° r h ; a a ld p r e fe rr e d a lo e li « h a ll tn r k h o ld e r « « h a ll bo h e ld a t t^ m g a n o d . H o r f d a , on Ih » 1 t t h d a y o f N o v e m b e r, A l> a u b je r t to r a í l o r ra d e m p tio n b y Ih » ra t with a centennial Jubilee, and the l*vo been watching It four w eeks.” p o r a t io n a t t n y tim e a f t e r a p e rio d n i $ v » 1 9 1 4 . fo r t h * p a rp o » » o l n d o p lin c t -, | « « , e a r« a f t e r Ita i« » u a n re . a t a S i a t i .v a lu e of a n d ro m p le tin g t h r o r g a n D a t .o n nf t i n . ,-nr principal speakers at that tlmo will Pedro's sons will cotno now and then y«>n» | n .n u > D o lla r » , to- p u r a t io n , and a lvo f a r th e puri>o»r ■>( r it t i be Governor Edward F. Dunne and the to relloro him In his vigil. Tho pear g a th e r Hwu nit dh r eadr r r uTeedn d llv| l id ng are e • u r h o f f lf ff « o f t h r ro rp A ra '.io n r n d » t h e re o n . T h « to ed fo r . an d t h r r r « h r r representatives of tho state tn con­ troo Is a family treasure, which they h o ld e r» o l Ih » p r r ir r r e d t t o r k u l th ia ro-- hi hr rr r i ncbnrnf nu cr rl pmreo^v id tfn c o f th e •»o. Vh. p u r a t io n . » h a ll n o t h r e n t it le d to v o te »aid gress. th e m eetin g » .. a t t h r » tp rk - • h e ll b r held r n th e t h ir d T ü t n i a ) m h n conserve with true Pinchotlan zeal un­ a lo r k a t a n yr o .l _____...... ld e r« of «aid ro ri> o r« tio n . - S a id y r * t v e m h rr of re rh an d r\ r r> year For ten years after Its ere.ctlon Fort til tho fruit Is nlmost ripe. Then. In tho •feorre d « t r e k ■hell h a v e p r e fe re n re o v e r »he A r llr le V I T h e h ig h « » a m o u n t of» in d e tte .» Edwards Was the, headquarters of qulot hours of a night when l^ ro h t e o m m o n « te a k of th ia r o r p n r a t io n »n ih r d ia t n h u t io n nf it* ■••eta. in ra»*- of li.iu id a lia b iln > to » h i r h i h i * ro r p o ra t on *■United S tates troops It was of par- Hill sleeps tho B l e e p of happy Inno- »i»»n o r « !i« ap lu tiu n u f *•$«! r u r p o r a lin i i , ,nn ' j**a i i i * r l f » h a ll to* an im o u n * n r» » . . « Id » it t ic a * • h r f f o l , »he S « r fe rri »'«»r* th e am o u n t ni I k * r a p im i a l o r i ■t i t u l a r value to the government In ronce or slta i$p worklry? on Its literCnU I t o t i l i n r » 'o t n p in ) h»« n u « e « f i h » ro r p u r »t i on. drnllng with the Indians, among whom ftry papers. Pedro and his trlho will not t r llr lr \ ll ir e « n tl r r r t i f l r a t e to | r ■icne«| lit If* English agents continually were en- 1 boro through tho hedge nnd gnrner f n r p t i f R l r m m r t«> it« r e m i m i |M r »I e<| Th name» an*t *r#»rirn» »> It* s r r r r ' a f ) * « e .| % e«lrri W t» it . »»r • tiri • r f ' l .i t t y m rn r )(*«r tleavorlng to create trouble At that tho prtre t '" » » 'l ••••! ' » , • • h r I s«|* at*» ................. ■fil.rtl I • «(•Hal •»to V » sol» time the protection nf settler» In that [»»•«pairing of hedge and fence and A M I S» K«. i •ll li I • • im \ i " | \ | f i » T M I S ' • i \\ ►n li r t in f e r I n o r •«•«. region was not concerning the govern publicity, tho Forest Hill gentleman l ‘ > ?■ K u n p I  * I# r \ *t*-«i M Lni smiliter !.*►!.¿ • hns gun»* Into psychologv On»» tiny J i •« til« tis M u h l. S r r t s U » ) »ral» S t u r i t S h are « » sro . |> rt «»fie*, A |lu m r> * . last month bo hlr»-d n man to Bpndn I - \V . K n ttm m c**»« I^ D fm o o r i. K lu n r i* i , n 1 G -K ri> 4 tr S h a re » . up his garden, and with m alice pre­ M S . L i.» »m if if e r . l u n f • u n t i F I . - • . pense ho selected n neighbor of Pe­ S h a re « N O T H F O l .S A L I : T I* Idearla, l^ f l f v n o t l . F l o f i .l a , T • •< dro's from nrross tho canal to db the N n l ì f f l i here I y < iv rn th a t u n rie r • m i l») I n v R r r * « • th e re o f, »he « u h *rft» i v ir t u e s»f ■ A r i l rirrfeaa of io » * ar.ri |M 'lk l*ir« ha%e h e re u n to »et l | a • work. I V|« I I r I *«*1 d * ' o* I »»•««*.* • \ Under tho fruit trees while tl>^.padIng was going mi h»1 scattered butto \V fertilizer with gr»'nt core M sfp “ThU Is very precious «tuff. Tony." ho n il.I ax It»* sprinkled th»> odorous ' 1.4 piiuj.-r ot >-r the tirukeli null It IS f u r * l. , ..i»l . worth utmost Its weight In gold »111)1*1 »r>ri ria> sif ri» ^ |* ff s other fiTtlllirr In the world will moke • a • l.r •» g a \» I ' ta » f y •al * f a . fruit grew th»* wav this will ('an you f M i. 4 J i»..- iji « ri He.* - •• ri •* II« 41 #• li n a i ’1\ jM rr •• in W M !., « if ii R f r guess what it Is Hindi1 of Tony?" fur» k 'iiic ia ito lea ol 11«» or por ai • t 4<u ut y uf »*yW'..\ri4»lf*. \uÆ\ k m t» I r r i t a i » ..lo r* . o r r a lt y a« Tony had no Idea. i i T F r g F IM t.rk | J r n . T i r r T » 4 San • • ■ isa* 1 I! 1 *«(*-•*. "It Is made “ sntd the veracious g»'nC a n fo r i « - |.« w r tleman, ' from hiimait ho ties Have . i • .»fri. 1 it. » » ^ t .« » * r« i «»it n i » «»f • *» » .! ' t i ».,»$» i * you ever heard of th« catacombs. *i•fe o« »r*r.«.l** • a* l«*r*i»rrly ■ D ar*. ■».•! 5?a** m \ it > y T o n y'" FI» r ria in I *1a * |l*Mik It" • n ! • • ;« I 1 \ V H’ 4'1 I ’ til .4» i . » H U i 1 S It I Ci I f ^ M % ... . ••* Tony had I •• I I I • • s |*e* '« I M i s | r f \ I ■• "Well, tho American Company that mnnufactur»<s this stuff has discovered %n l l l i l l n i n » * » tU p « ln | lh * It r s lw e il I I I some catacombs In Italy that nobody i l l n m i t • ef ih r I 111 of " ia f if u ir f I Vt | “ • '•* l-u.< I tiX U.«, -àk w a A J «•iso knows iiUtut Th»1 catacombs an» tl o f S a n fo rri Capona n n tfh Fg Q i filled with human skeletons, millions i Ni*fn f r iln n I I ».«' Ih e |r r t t T p f T T T * ^ f • • ' r f Ri f ** ut iif r iir i i n r r * n* ♦s... In »m r t t i A i i ) r 11 »• io - n r .of them, and the American company ‘'•*r»f«»rrit tutori » lnr<»ls ut r f p f ir f i l « riti |»r* «ri a pends Its stJ'ami'rs over there and ri*-»* *. at tire • • f r • •a«*•1 I t i'! f . t»«»r t • -t (• . f ia i * f i l i Ik* 4*y»•v :$ • -t > i l - iti»t» " • •si ..it « * • h % a* »'••r »•• ) r iii- v -tik . ! • f f , *•••*» 1»•* A brings buck shiploads .»f ijkiills and «riti »4 4 I f .4» ol • »**••»l •4 ... ri h •-f »•• r**»** ♦ tlbtas ,nnd femurs anjl ribs and the )*•*•• il. «lift-« Im g i h r *« iri r i i ) «4 «•*r t i r ) 11» than b »•lia il * i* v . o b u f i t i n » h r ••• riifiRin«-* tif t h r n t ) ni **ip ( i t i l i , r i »!»••*!% ;t 1 n i d i i m u ;• factory turns Ute bones Into this stuff ff ru n4 lur i. I r «n •1 » k r s R f 'ji -* lis i ’*•»•» a r io f iir r i tu»*' Ji j i eli 4,*4 1 — th at I am putting Into the ground * • t X trJaJ «dii IR >1 $ iti h a n f .if >| Ite * »«eri I m in . a drew ifi Home 0T youf "ancestors. Tony, may ui ln dthe re (th« ei l ) t of y an of l « * | | bo mixed up In this bag.“ of a (elkB e et la u t T» n fo fe rn e ra l au»! p e rn Accept»«) Tony shuddered I».«« in « n a« t« *1 »•> * You re a might X |.»». r »ulk.« of au> sui'»» It seems too had to use human of ^ au tori» Fort Edwards Monument at Warsaw i re c is e t i or rim a n « r «tally tó ilo- gnIII « ii-l hones in thU wny. but wait till you s*»e or •I j an ee • l i e I .- I X . * I.- ; ......... the fruit t fj.-v».- trees will bear e», vt ' Hi I fu ll a p p l e - a « b ig . 1 » M ' l i r h e a d 'I ,.ti> ( •r I Mill peiir-t a - ill*» as w at* *tllel.ilis Ill* li t Id 11 : «41 *!<• ' I ii» l !*••* ti**KUI« f " f.b* Tuii» - mouth r»'fusei| t-, w a t.i at ttrrlv»’ Not loi.k iitl*1! Ili** fort vkji« Did .ti­ hull» t!)«iuith pi'MpIp vknrkitiK toward the thought ■ V 'jl.N n ta i IM i x * v r « " f “The curious thing about It Is that the West began to local« III tit« nel*h t*a».«Ml at ■ re g u la r f lie r )- " o u n r il ill S a n fo r d . F lo r id a burlinoti of Fort Edwards, and for tho trees that absorb this stuff Into ing ..f thr •H* •'m i Y m i i Y i i i i i » l l l l l ' l Y l f ' l i r I f I I I IM I I I I I M l -*v lie r M S . I C H in •r« « in n years It housed many facili«* who their sap are nlwnvs haunted If you M \V I . D V F . t . l . • ‘ l ) y < IrrV tftftW. advantage of Its shelter until como around Iter*« any dark night next Thr f,.r. , », i n« ,,r,|in»nrr approvrif (*» i»<r • » * - * ’ »•••»•»-•• y | »•••• »••»• »»aaw .... to, jM»».<»."•«•> »»■■— ^~uùj» *» »a a a a * .» » • ' • « ..... ... a -- •»» »» s S T • • • • • • a mm »» « a l i r a * » » » r !»«•( » i »• (( ^ ,:u';sj!jrsA, '¿at. assa muc'oi . claim this confidence |lccn4|sc they have e x p r r itf .iv » » « 'i& f * » ^ * W aa LEGAL A D U R ll$IN (i they were able to secure locations ttS their own In Zachary T a y lo r « time the region w ; ih heavily wooded IHrectl) aero»* ¡ Hi,. Mississippi I» the iMMindnrx lite- summer Tony, veil will m-e nil ser*« o f queer things fixing nod dancing nml «w inging tifi Wnder fit the branches goblins T<>nx nnd max be the glued o f your great great grnndfatheV. i*kli>- between luwu usd M1-«ourl plng around up th*-r** In the at irltght 'line all uf l * ' « a XI that " ft>* ip tin* Sac and Fox Indian ruaerxallou. nnd each spring, after lit*' Ice went out. lh« In illuns i ante down the I**** Moines river, wlilfili. empties lu,to thc^..Mlsslsnlppl across from W arsaw, nnd Iher«^ mot Irndor* from Ht. I^iuls. That In llself win ono reason for Zachary Tay­ lor’s selection of the Illinois bluff* at Warsaw ns a point of -vantaga for Fort Edwards. Gradually civilization changed the nature of the country, but the year* hnvc not lessened tho grundcur of Its rlvor scenes. Progress has marked the points where the red men met the tracers from tho south. Today from Fort Edwards point Ihe great Keokuk power dam may bo *«»;n one mile to the north os a monument to the ad vanco of a once dosolsto region. and milking fin • « a' > mi It gives >011 n kind of shivery feeling, doesn't it. Tony?" ,,n lh '» l l . r Si h - U l •( •*»")•»* r f r n it 11 • •I Hr In Ih r I Itru H r « | l I ri a riti I I«*» tila In I ' 1. 1 » h Star Brand I* I ' l l i h \l . I «UM. Ns *« n I h J ss *f I • sa* I is I »it >hr » u i'f il t o í S» iniri««l* • Is «(«••* * « *‘ • » 1» a rti < K« * » . ariri A ftria K»»r# * ••* • >it M K r r r R»*-i«r$i*l« n i* " I M o f U ig » |i$ t r i » a rr i ♦ k**ff stiri A n í s «I k » » * »I 4.»’ t'f|i*’ t l i » r i 1fi <I . a »■« s*i*l 4«• f t t . . • » , « ; f I |l , • H M t l'I'f 4I-” IliU fi s! fl t ••% S* vi Al Af G ra tin ■ 5ut»*»1lv H lo n . S e m in o le • aun ■ t y , F lo r id a : ’ 1Ï It a |i|» # a r ir c fro m tl*** a f f it la v it at i# r ttrge ’• <s l l r r r i f i f . I t r r r l n «lul> Al**ri, th a t h r I* •»» jg l i r i l u r an 4! r o u r i 4e | lu r t h r r u m ii la i r ia n i . in -2 t h r a |n iv r a l a t n i ra U « r , Jo h n K . l > K r r t . a n ri X th a t it la t h r l | f l t r f *>1 t h r a (t)« n t th a t t»»r Í In such manner spoke the Forest, Hiller, nml fro.-n th«* look on hlti labor­ e r ’s face ho felt that his tnlk had not been In vuln—had borne fruit, n* It w ere. . After many years of pomlculturn! 1 ’lw|r*l « Kff» ■»•! %HHA ^l X ofTort, he believes thnt he will bo nblo •KLf«f.l«utrr r r a r r ni»n-rr«iririit«» ni t h r « t a ir #»f F lo r Í an ri mtm rin » r r « ir ir n l« 4*1 I I r * t a t r of t a t last to harvest a fine, full crop.— tria I n r iia n a , r r * n l i i i c in I h r to w n of ( ¡ m r f r l f i w n . I n riia r a . t h a t I h * «ali» ilr f r n r ia n t » ir** o v r r N ew ark Nows, Positively Guaranteed M ad* fa r a ll M at k m *« Ih * ; » f r o f 21 y r a * v . « fu i »hat i h r f r I« no p rrf4 in In t h r « t a t r «.f F lo r jt la , t h r • • f 4 i f * o f » u h p o r n a u p o n • h u m w n u l'l l»r Ion riin e Evaporation and Stream Flow, t h r « a l'l ile f r n ria n fa ; w h r r r f n r r , y o u , An Investigation of evaporation nnd u|H*n I r in a r r i 1*. K r r r an ri A n n a M K r r r . am i stream flow Is being carried out by a ll o t h r r a c la im in g a n y r i g h i, t i t l r or in * v rra t in l^ t N o . S i. M M S m it h ■ S u l* Prof. John F. Ilnyford of Northwest­ r ilv U lo n , Srm in o l» » C o u i t y , F lo r id a a rr ern university with (he aid of n grant n r d r r f d (»» apps-ar lo i h r Itili of r o m p la m a n t . fnxrn tho Carnegie Institution. Instead , ' ¡ “ b ,n •*>*• « au » « , ° n M o n d .y , t h r 7«h ■ » ° * , ' ri» y »»f l> rrrm lH » r. A . D . 1911. i h r aam v hr» or U f U i g apparaluH on a nrnall s r n m to ( n f « r u | r d a y of i h » r v u n mcaaium ovnporntlon, Profe«8or Ilay- i 1» U furthr? ordrrrd thai ihU notlr« . ford proposes to consider each of <1*° i Vt")’ Fort Edwards wa, ns ned after the Rroat lnkM ,n ,urn as an evaporation it«, »m-» « » « k , l-lr luur ron»fruii«r first governor of Illinois. Nlnlen W ovn,ualo tho „tcomo .out go (other it n r« » , K . A . * D f lU |la u , ( * l r r k of « alti Edwards. Toward the erection .of the1 thnn evaporation) nnd cbnngo of con­ C o W u M . a n d t h r a r a i t h e r r o f , ib i» l& th d a y monument In It* memory tho stale tent of tho Inko, nnd from theso data of O r t n k r r . A . I k 1911. ir a i) K. A. D O U G LA S S . of Illinois appropriated »2.BOO. C l a r k o f t h r C - lrru it C o u r t , h r m t n o lr to determino tho djxlly evaporation In C o u n t y . F lo r id « . Tho old stockade did not achieve Us. relation to meteorological condi­ I l jr J« « * C . llo b r iL « , D . C . any p*rtlcular notoriety as a sceno of tions. Ultimately tho knowledge thus • 1 t * F r l « i l r battle. Rut It was a landmark In the acquired wilt be applied to u atufly of N O T K 'g O F IN C O R P O R A T IO N civilization . o f ' the great Mississippi the laws of stream flow In tho Unltod N o tic e I* k e fe b y f f v . n t h « t w e D ie tin d e r• 1«bed in t e n d to i p p l f to th e H o n o ra b le valley, and as such deserves the honor States.—Scientific American. l ’ » rk ' T r s m m « t l . O o v a c n o r « I Ih e S t a t e ot that Illinois now pay* 1L F lo r id a , a t T a l la h a w e / . F l o r id a , on Ih e 1 Otb d«> o f N o v e m b e r, A . I J . I t ) l t , fo r le tAmong other things Warsaw la ” Tlng-a.Llng," Says Base. I t n p a te n t I n r a r R e r n t in z A lt e r a t iv e M a n u noted1 historically as the bdyhood With the kindest ot motives and In f a r t u t in c C o m p a n y , u n d e r th e f o U o w in i n homo ot John llay, and the hous« behalf of tho poor umpire of a base­ ro p o rrd a r t lr le a n l In r o r e o r a t lo n , th e o r is i n . l o f w h ir l , i« n o w an Ale Iti th e o ffire o f where hi* father and mother lived ball game, 8tophen H. Willi* hna In­ th e S e c r e t a r y i f S t a t e , a» r e q u ire d b y la w . C . W . F n l.m in f e r and died still stands, within (wo vented a biu>e which will glvo an alarm • 8 . M . K n li m in s e r blocks of Fort Edwards polnL ten l „ W . K n t im in z e r M S . K n lim in c .r • -] |u, new monument la i built of touches It. thus avoiding the Alsputo T . I '. ¡ a » i < Rarre graplto. and Is fifty feet In which now commonly lakes place b e - Artirt»» of ln r o r p o r « t l« n of ÀÌTvrall«» M a o iif » r I « r i d . C o in « » » ) hulsht. On tho sides will be placet! tween the runner, fh* umpire and oth­ . h n v » i | r m j lo d i ­ bronze tablet* of Zachnrv Taylor, the: er member» of tho team*at to whothor s o cWiáris, tohurrv ue lvn dc ov ,r -sf aindr ddo h e re b y b v ro e x e ■»• o ria te d Cor t h a n u rp u «» o f f o r m i n f in t o a fort, and of Governor Edwardo. or not Gre runner reached first bane b o d y -p o llU e » T J r o r p n r a ir , u n d e r a n d b y ---------------------------before Gre baseman caught tho ball. v lrtw o o l t h a la w » o f th o » t s t e o f F lo r id a . This la accomplished by having tbo • nd do h e re b y a d o p t tb a f o U o w in i a t t i r i t i • Youngster Broke From Jail. . o t In ro v p o v a U o a ! - . A r l lH r I . • Atlantic City, N. J.—Alonzo FalnUn, baseplate or bag hinged and raised at 1FV n ■ inw m i mu nnc'isuon T h * a s m * o f_ t h l . ro r b o ra t io n ini « h a ll be ten years old. cti*{g4U with larceny, ono edge by a spring: When the run­ A lt e t s t lv p M a n u f a r t u r ir z C o m p a n y , a» n d H « ner touches -tho base it la depressed, p r in c ip a l p ta rw o f b iH ia c « » « h a ll be k t leOllf * broke Jail at Atlantic City, by loosing w o o d . S e m in o le C o u n t y . F lo r id a ., b u t I t m a y a bar In a window on the second floor making an electrical contact which b a t s a n d , u a t^ b lU k flir tin e .« ■« ( b e ' b o a td e f d lr a f t o r * m « y fro m of the prison, worming out on the sounds tha alarm or ralaea the algngL tiro » t * lim e d e te rm in e . roof and then sliding down a rain T k * f * s s r a l n a t u r e 1of*V be b u a la r a . to be spouL ■ . , ; '■ i X- sjíieWeb^ luis»^) » CARBON PAPERS Finest Carbon Paper Made E v e ry She el P e rfe c t Recognized Standards T o r S a le by j Herald Printing j Company Sanfdrd Florida ¡ WANT ADS PAY �OCTOBER 30, 1914 ‘ T HH S A N F O H O HK It AI. O PAGE SEVEN r- AUSTRIAN PRISONERS OF WAR A T NISH. v ^ INK INK “After All, Carter’s is the ” We-ltave it in every color and for every possible pnrpose. Remenilier the Herald when • you want INK___ — Just received a shipment oi— PENCRAFT INK for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. ’ . pfk)U3 t>r A mart can Praa* A ssociation PLAN TO REOPEN STOCK EXCHANGES British and American Finan­ ciers Seek Method. THEY WANT US TO PAY GOLD n r t t K li s t illili H IIy • iiiiii'U t d o ra i m t t iu t li- r lIllM V S t i l l i l i II«» .i n i v «tirila l ' t i l l y m i t l i t * - | i u r t o f iln> I n I t e s i S l n t i - s I I I | u l .« l l i ;! lit i* I i i i I i ii m «*s n u iilllM l I I I n U h i l l r i l l s l i |m * M ' « « | n | n I li c | t : i l i k o f H im »or A g a m it of B e to n a W« H o t t ío ” U n .t s d E » t e o r ia M e t a l lo T'ejaury f ic u lt « In W ay State» In The i n h a b l t a n t i i of Mnntelllea, In Fninee, r»*. elvisl w ith op«»n arms lln* l i n t M e I i k I I h i i tt»Nips winy r i s ently liim l i ••i•i 11» ii i « %■|in- iii'in ii i-.it|,»t ia| I her* llinl 'I..'« e ii'i l t l o w e l s ll|«Mi A i •. n •'«11**n11»*iit » ' l l I n c of th e ili.* t t.I I >i il.-' ih f.ii.M ..r ili«. Itrit th e m lu m i. « ir li i • • M ii|) .ir n ih i'i> s im i 1te r l-'l I «hi* :■III*.11ut» t" I n ! I l i li » .Sal i * ai '« M llllll « M « . 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M a e liin e In k «»title IthMi* « "Ii l . l ic l . t n d ..old « o i i l d lie o l d t c t s l to n - 'o r l to tlo* n a m e lili'tlio d ti m i « l i s e w p lb yi'f l In t h e re ■•l i t i a i» m e .. 11iv \ I.’hi i»«. ia«t f m t he for N u m b e rin g M a c h in e s or C a s h R e g is te r) all co lo rs p t" t n i't i " ii o f f o i e i c i i ■v h.inc* C A R T E R ’S ii . 11 I to i|e.II I NK Y til" I 1 III I .otlllon ti n I II*. Ini le . l. tie ti I . l o o i l l ' l n i t ei|| . fT o rts I . f I I , ,. I l o t . .| ' I .* .» « i . l.. l lie th e 'to- A* « ' ik . •«Iti11 • t . 1 M * I" o I.IIC e 'l I 11 ;|l I l.k ll.i .II. I if * •I I I I « d e p . n l 111. lit lo o 'l V lio 'll' .li I I f i| I I\ ' *p ' i l l ' I* , « .. i 'it d e** t n* M >• I * i ’l” » I >1 •• • . I flllllC >tl Clin « >' tuet to Ihr re iilv "Tl cm eminent l"i * n d « i'li tin« ;I:lite «ahi iilmtit till' new "ii'trne thin " Qritona Want Ua to Pay. "Cnll no man « I w till yon hnvo remi Milieuilly outline«!. Hit* Mrlll>.li ntll Ills letter*«." said 1hlleynind I'.verv ill •lido la that with all tile Kulil Unit In vorco case lielps the «*tild*'l*l t" n|i|Me •>tor«sl in the I'nlitsl Staten treasury elate tile Krein'li *tnt**<muii « *l»'|itti of ■ml In Imuks Allierlean ilebtiint ar *1 In worhlly knowi.de*u" niluilrnhli* euuilllliiu tu pay «h u t they to«,. ||, tinmt Mrltnin ami h Ii o i i I<1 The .............. . • tin' N it tona I I ' m i e l n c I«1) hi colil ait the nlillKatlolia hts nluo title. Soiiiu llltlleulty Is eX|l«‘et«sl In . M a s t e r s ' *si|l* eli I l*Mi d t ’le* **l I till III f a v o r o f a t a m e r l o n c o Min « Melp to c*l»lnlnliij; to til«* Itrltl.sh repreaentil im «. Htf ‘ TreuitiManees that Mirnniiiil r u lli III«** •••!!*•• !»••«. 1 »!i>. i h m « I m t ii tv|i*Wa‘«lfr U i.u i Ih r« knew Mm (Hiasesiiiun «jf this «rent i|uuntlty nf Cold nml the (Innmini einharnisa P im rt i«|•i**vf•* f» •|llll.*a M ill Hi por »»'•tils that would Come to the Unltisl Htntea If |iayineut « i t « InslsUsI on at •«nil 1*r ••«•••!• t•••1 I«| Ml* • M ol- • f I II _*lu ii»' II11% III.' V sll.i If fit• •• t tir L liti: mill oil* time. '■*l.|e iirrmiCiMlielit fill til*' ' • ' l l l e t l l e l l ! bf A Ill. t I. Mil ot.llCMtl.Mi' III III. M l l t l ' l l I'l«*« R ACER ( I l E.MK'AI* Biggest G u n F o r Our N a v y . W i l l i tile IIIII IO 'I ' l e . 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Every tun ii. «otm ili mill ehlhl In Mnraellles tnrmsl out. ami lln*««* iiiimlM'n« wen* l . , . | . T| . . |. I , n -i II tel I 11 •T n * . ' * I •*•* » i t l l tile l T im e i . liMtic*-' \ l .111 i. •t I . •'I i 1 • • f. Ill • . I 1.. if . i i ' « i'l \Nc carry constantly in stock a ('nmplctc line of the Old Reliable CARTER’S INKS. It makes no difference what quantity you de­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply your needs. n i i i l l . i h l e f..r l i l i - 11 '•■ M ill it i ' ' l a n i l 11• \\ *-. I *111|C>" i * »11!. Ilie lilell llin l I lie ill-« llss lo t i Hint Itritl'ti 't o .•'ll' * . . . 1 C i - n e l ' l l II . k. M M i l l c o l d i . '•■/*■• ii Hi. i i e . i ' i u r i' I'o iife r ................ 11••» * I .. Til** lit C t l ln e l il Si I i • ••ore** M llll-.il m i,, __ 6 0 c T r y P E N C R A F T — Y o u Wi l l U s e No O t h e r metal ltrlti«li I t s Ml « » til t l m l • -IIIH« IHMI •SI ••» III \\ llslM lict"H '> i . i . ' P lan the I Itite li M a l e s li e t . C m «•;uiiu 1.1 «.il.li» to l i . it i - |li.' I ••ml *n Si" t to «he B n l . t h Tim a. ene in town when the troop« inarvlieil through to the different CMU|>- t s ...................................... . Half Pints.. ......... ............ . 35c 4 o z . B o t t le , fo r F o u n t a in P e n s , w it h f i l l e r 2 5 c Co|i| r i ' l l l e l i l i l í Mte p l l ' l . l l It's « I I I . Il « ill in ,k i It i . ' * .1 ,|i Mil to i , ti mpt So tlnil t i.p .'l « lu ll f l l l t n l Still«-' AHU-rlt' 11 % llllallll-v» llie ll Ir a n i i n • t•I - 11. Mile t ' « 'I, ,,e* ' , . | t i m i |.t III . I U b i.v ia . .» •>( ,.l|»||lin« ■oltiltfl'O ' 11, O b jact.ona Fa eVellt s i n a )«. Illuni«* of Sii* liri.ryi' l'.iUli, nini lite Hrlll.sli pivi'riiiiiriit ami llminr-irci limi Il •llllt.-iilt io -.i'«. w li> w itli .iti ili«, colli timi thrrr ls .il Ita ini. (Ih•«»(• »* - Il* *11li I iim( tI•|i i I«I iì • il unii «•Mi «I«*11ini* tri !•» ti ii i m*•• ii, Mi . ««Miti $ 2 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 L iq u o la t e Remarkable Walcoma Oivan by Maraaillaa to Forcee From the Eaat. P s|<>r«» o f ^ u M I» I m m i l l i l i ; K i« M l« * r l i l i a l i • li t i | i r n l i | i ' i n s a«-, . i n l l i i t ; |.< il o - l i r l l l s l i in B a la n c e FLQWERSTOR INDIAN TROOPS I III.* inlU iiiiiT ' | . n II mu y HIM h • With $1.000.UU0.tJ0O of gold In th«» n u n ! federal tn-nsury nml nliout $300.000.000 It ll*ei'*Sat« to k<* flirtile, Si'll etimi'n>ore 1,1 ,f>«* Imnlrs of thin country, tin- II v|s|fo| to li"'*l Ilf t*"lll tillt"I■* 'h- | . ■ lup -to * I i s .il !e*t wdh I"* 2 .. 1 . i iitd *1d tullclll « t i l l tile lilell fo| tlo* I mmkm • »1,, <i . c n m l ' « till tlo- l . r o n n s l « In i' . n l i .iiiu c C trl' l l i f « *« • • 1 M ii'tM nc..Ilo w e rs In th e ir p a th or pin tied pink ro««'s In th e ir ttltlles nliat tor halt« llin l •«* eli atuek them lilt»» the I ih IIi i i i ' ' tone hair Mi • i ••■■IliC the« Ill the tielch l« ph Iliri-'M lte r .'in liil* "'iit 5 ( . 1 d <i lu«- m e n d s e v c rv tlu iu ! Carter’s Xew Yel Vet Show Card Ink (for making card signs) in Black. Ught Red. Dark Red, White, Orange, Light' Blue. Dark Blue, Brown and Yellow . 15c « e r e alt a'lienm p.s! |* a ik of w ith tliidr roek* fu rn w .i* t i l l' m o n i o Y t h e m , n m l In t h e mooli Held c t •»ups o f M a l ' e l l h i l s n l . mm| ini nil Ca r t e r ’s iijljio'eiit l o a d » w a t e l i l n c « I f h in itial: cin e l n i e r « '* i i l i e striiitk'e e a s f e r n r i l . " of th e se i n a c i l l t l . e l l t H c h t l t i c m e n f r o m ■HOUSEHOLD I n d eima libua, lem HI,nk ,IMrl When a n ra lili'ii lilts a «until l i m n n T» L * U V I B llH ll. M . k - npt to a l . . c c * - r llllll I f yon a re l i k e ly llsteu In litm e y e d I I I cb'iiii '■ I I I itahi'a c r e a t «totlllllloii " 1 1 I w o n l s yo n 'o «et «tunc FRENCH GUNS CAPTURED BY GERMANS. ( artor’s IMioto-Library Baste in Double Well •Jars ......... 2.5c Carter's llouscdiold Indelible ( 'arter’s Photo-Library Paste in I-oz bottles with Brush 10c marking outfit Ink f<»r marking linen) with 25c Carter’s Typewriter Ribbons, for any make machine M A IL ORDERS < .IV E N PROM PT. ( AREEl L /;>c A T T E N T IO N The Herald Printing Co. 1 0 7 Magnolia A ve. Frnnrc'hntre been «eot lo IlcrllR, wlicro be exhibited lu ot|>er Gormas cillea. — • i . . i. A d íJi i Sanford, Florida - �OCTOBER 30. la i4 lland Concert »I Baalist Church aril, second, the trip to Washington Methodist Church i I* (' and n gclil »atrh. Third Tonight ut the Hftptist churrh.---- Nwxt 'isumhrr-'in - <bf>---Me1 hoTtrrfprize <>( u handsome rug and gold corner of Park* uyenuc and Six services rtie sacrament of the Lord's «Htrh, Mina Mae Foster Misses street the T i 'i u n o Hand und Or- supper will,be observed. There will I teii Inh Hutchinson. Clarice Hand rhestrn will giro vfl./concert The he a short1 sermon by the pastor, Helen Tale and Mrs. 1 D Hurt hand in composed of the boys and subject,‘ "Thtl Second Coming." (Continued From Page iti wire all presented with line gold girls of the Baptist Sunday school. The mus cill instructor of SanThe concert will begin promptly at fori I High School, M iss Compton of golden roil anil white Mrr ji-ssumine watches. 7 15 Mm A B. Brock L director Hlackstone, \ u * has been secured The souvenir cards were pretty hand The personnel is as follows; (_'or- to -direct the chdlr for the winter, ./untor ( 'inc /,<<igar painted yellow Birds. Progressive ( rook and one table of the new game The Junior Civic leagu e will meet j nels Mr. Brock, Edwin Millen, Er- A large chorus w i l l i n g at the even­ of millionaire wan played I’ unoh Monday afternoon at half punt nest Hrothernon, Paul Itadford; Al­ ing services. Those *who have heen and cake was served throughout the three o'clock at the Woman's t lub tos Edward Meisch, Baxter W II- memtiers of the choir villi Ik? retnihed Mux Stewart, N ew ­ and many other voices will he rooms on Dak avenue A full ai- liarnU; Tenors ovening. Vk ton Lovell; Baritone Ralph Bar- added. These pleasant gatherings wi!l tendance is requested The choir rehearsal will *} low; Bass Royal Klmtworth; Flute take place once u month and aj Friday evening nt the resid Morris Glidewell; Vilnius—»Miss strenuous effort, will la* made to pro- . Personal A/'nfion Miss Alma Pagenhart returned Daisy Betts, Miss Lee Hamrick, Mi Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, 701 mote sod ability and a spirit of Miss l,ce Hamrick, Jiolia. avenue. .this from a very dclightf ul Daisy Bolts, friendliness and cooperation amongS V «"» week I' Sunday school session, 9:15 a. Summer spetnt In Virginlu, Mary- Miss Edna Williams, Miss A dole the yountf people of the church. Rines, Mrs. George Hyman; Fifes— Superintendent of main school,' Mr. > land and Waashington, D. C. Sidnoy Kennedy, Frank Pell, Sam J. K. Mettinger. Every one will he Hiisc Hull Brady, Ar bur welcome' each Sabbath. Among the pretty sights to he Murrell, Jno. T. r i a n i - a t u - n u iiic Jtir.ward rapidly L ^ qhell. Comer Whittle* * Robert Wood! Wood! Wood! uhlia- graving gT0 \vfng' Tit in u e Williams, Troy Ray, Fred [lines, Hose BtrB -the '» *'will tniiwTO^Bt the^ ■RtnTtr*— riTT'cfahlia The time of year is bequ when you Sanford Houso Friday evening, Nov. garden at Mrs. Henry Wight's resi­ George Hyman; Drums— John mag u-n11——u,j .nr..—i f — homes. 27th, under the auspices * of the dence on Park avenue. The bush is Mciaeh, Wallace Lipixird. .. Pianist, Ix>t me iloliver y e wood, Woman’s Club. A special effort is unusually tall and has more than Miss Ruby Betts. M. S. Nelson, Pin! /. Yard The following program will be twenty-five rich, beautiful blossoms. being made to promote the' wearing 10 -tfc Fourth and M yrtle of cotton gowns upon this occasion. When in full bloom there will he nt rendered: Full Band The dry goods merchants of San­ least one hundred-in--bloom at one Medley Notice to Taxpayers The Wight and Jones gar­ Fife Solo.................Sidney Kennedy ford, Messrs, Yowcll, D. A. Cald­ time. State und county taxes are due Htrmo Quurtcttc................................ dens adjoining are very attractive well & Sons, J. K. Mettlnger and and payable the November, Millen Brotherson . Chaa. Kenner $re cooperating with nnd an ornament to jpark avenue. and if paid in N f V o m t lr a discount Stewart Klintworth the ladies to make the cotton fea­ of two per cent ¡»allow ed. Mr. A. B.. Brock Mrs. II. E, Tolar returned from Cornet S o lo .,.. ture a sui t i D. A. Caldwell & J N O .^ ^ N K lN S , Special,..........1 Full Band Jacksonville Tuesday. Sons and the N. P. Yowcll Co. have 20-2te Tax Collector, Seminole Co. Piano Solo. Mias Betts offered a prito of $10.00. One is for All Borns Mrs. J. G. McDonald and Mr. Sjjecial the handsomest gown made of cot­ All Fifes R. A. Anderson of Orlando spent Special ton ¿materials and the other for the Violin D i i e t . . , the week end In Sanford, the guests rtistic gown made of the Mr. Brock atld Alias Hamrick cotton materials. The mer- ° ( Miss Esther Malm, America Full Bund chiintiywill put on a cotton sale pre­ ABO U T PEOPLE AND EVENTS For Sale Secondhand oil or gaaFor Kent— T o refined rouplt?k f „ u ‘i’sw* good bitntrr.T ’nTcA'frtomV.- -RxeellenLTo ration ■j*tn eheap. Can he seen nt Sanford Fur­ dollars per month. No small chil­ niture Co. *. 11-tf dren. Enquire R, Herald Ontr,. ________________ L' tf Fine 5 weeks old lettuce plants vfor salt1 50 cents -ner 1.00ft. M. Rooms for Rent Two nice lMt?f Himliin (Shoe milker). 113 W. 1st furnished rooms. Mrs St<-phen, street. corner Sixth ami Oak avenue 19-2tp Houses for *ale or rent. «e J. Musson. For Kent Cheap for Cash -Twer a cr<w Call or write A. M. Tyler For Sale— One child’ s bed and one revolving hook case. Inquire 100 For Rent — Nice front room fnr Ea*t 1bird St U-tf light housekeeping, also well tilated bedroom, 302 Park Ave. For Sale —Trucking and citrim ________________________________L* fruit land across river from Monroe, Five aEiua tiled land Inside city Florida.. AIO. to $ 2 0 'por-acre? A d » limits for rent, near brick road and ss» " L a n d ," c-o Herald. 18-3p loading .station. Apply to a . p. >r Sale—-1911 Harley-Davison Conhelly. Sanford. Florida, »-tj ■■'«* 2 .motlW vcle. II h. p. Twin. Cheap. ---------------------------■ Furnlshed rooms for housekeeping R un oTRLrnilo, Write Wright-Hel­ at Mrs. C. H. Smith’s, ,10s p^,^ f t » « , A g t^ C rla n d o , Fla. ^ 18-ltp Ave., between 8 rd and lrh streets, A Real Bnrjj One four pas_______________________ 15-tl , songer Overland. rluss conFor Rent-e-One acre tiled |an,| 0o ditiorr. For sale. lOtTHi. First St. Third, strret and Maple avenue. Address Rex Packurd, R F [). j 15-tf TO RE N T ni ■ * ' j y f t ■— . i? •>V. - • For Rent after N o v. 1st— 5 room cottage, 121G Park avenge ___ per month including water. 0 .' Spencer. 19rtf For Kent— T w o First street. Joe Colu Company. . big store* on DeMont, Co^o 20-3 to . MISCELANEOUS i wish to invest $200 00 in mh For Rent— Good seven acre farm, barn and house, near Beck Ham­ and my service in a good [laying mock Station, known as Castle Gar­ i .......... >■ hutiftHili ih*■» ~rrtrw den. Address Corn C. Hollinger, James A. Finn, 100 Bedell St., l ‘‘ -.’tp 1205 Center St., Cnnostota. New Hempstead, L. L, N V York. Pi-tic Mr. Julius Schultz und family, America fuii'Rnudi vious to the ball, in plenty of time Wanted Two-furrusluil r - m» fur * *u‘ publir isinvited to this con-j For Rent Nice furnished rooms light housekeeping Mat to have gowns made Much enthu­ who are recent arrivals inSanford ^ arni •' freewilloffering will h e; at Stumon’». $1.25 a week und up. 5 yuer ohl child. \\ hen an-wi ring siasm anil interest is being mani­ lire domicilibd in the Howard hotr.e rerl taken to he used in the lurchare of 316 E, Fourth St. 9-13tp fested in the hall that promises u on Oak avenue. state priee. H. H. J., c-o Sanford * » music. T — splendid success. The following rom Herald. 19-2tp For Rent Suite of three rooms mittees have been appointed: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ferrnn of ■Liyid hath. Over McCuller'a store. Wanted— Plowing or team »ori Reception* Committee The Exec­ Kustis are the guests of their daugh­ Ambassador Gerard cabled today ',u" y , I Sahfurd Telephone Co. 11-tf utive Board. (hat -Germany needs at least fifty j 1 All Local A d v e rt is e m e n ts f in d e r ------ __________________________________ ter. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. » thousand and Austrian twenty-live T hi f i Heading T H R E E C E N T S 0 E“ r Itcbv^AppIv to Mrs. Jas ' Musjc Miss Laura Fish. Mesphone laird’s Station. 5-tf ............................... ' ■ ■ UiiiUuihjI nion avenue 20-3p hales of c o t t . i n j ^ t h b ; . ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^ y „ , ^-------r E —M ^ I nìTTìR" Mllll^ lL' dames I). L Thrasher, A. K Pow­ v Miss Mary C Kappel has gone thousand ers qipl W L Morgan over to DeLand to he present at lb< has hegu advised TiT nssurunees ......... -, Wa nti'd t i e n t l e n l e l i ('harne Cents. For Rent Furnished rooms for Decorations M csdamc» Dmgee. the masquerade Imll tonigli! a l , p v ||nl;im ,|,.a .aigoes ..f St h men's 315 E Fourth t** light housekeeping Apply to Mrs. Terwilllger, Householder, Betts anil Stetson Lmversity. cotton will not he molested when fü r sale Furcn, 117 Laurel avenue, city. •• 1 lu­ Miss Slumon. destined to belligerent countries in 9-tfe Rrfreshments, Mesdames AUsn • Mrs George Armstrong and »on. For ale Hound pup for sab* ll ome Sc tin : I \ ni bassa dor tier Jones, W 11. Puters, C. C Wood- Mr. Fraser Armstrong have returned cheap Just thè righi age to traili.' Por Reni Cheap The D li Musa $10 lo tfló lie r acre, tioo.i ,,,.atiua Iroin New Hampshire and Canada, I ard is endeavoring to ohtain details n _ p Lynch, Su tifoni, Fin., Route piare, 5 a cren, ut Morire Station un roniCTfose to Sa ninni \'<*/r erndon, W . W. Aber­ from nathy, Jewett and Howard where they have been spending tin- of the German's cotton demand See I >i; lo a li Miti bell No 1 h tf. Mi 91 p Moine Seeker, this olii.. Floor Miss Flurence Frank. Mes- lust three months dûmes C. Ü. McLaughlin, B. W Herndon and W. E. WaUton. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Fagg are Henry Wight. Program Mesdames’ R. A.- New­ the guests of Mrs man, Puleston, Holly, Williams and Mr Fugg will be nm of the speakers at the ( K convention F. L. Miller. Serv'ing Misses Mell Whitner, Maty C hup pel. Margaret Davis ami A llis Addle Vtticeilt of DeLand ts Martha Fox. ! the guest of frlemls in Sanford * [’lace Mrs. J T. Brady. John She wus one of the - attendants at Mei ch. J M Ferguson and Mih.- the Maeey-Dslmrne wedding Mahoney Mr James Brive of Orlando was the guest ol Dr and Mrs. A> E lie nuin’ s Club Philips on Thursday, The Welfare meeting of the W o m ­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EË' V I Th is Season ’s Showing of Lady American -• . t r an's Club was well attended, an in­ Mr, and Mrs. It K Etdridgc, who terest and enthusiasm prevailing spent last winter in Sanford are on that was most, gratifying Routine their way from Dillwyn, Va . to business was transacted The resig • Sanford, coining In fin ir automobile nations of Miss M ill \\ hither, sei 1 hey will hi- tin- guests of Mr and rotary treasurer, und Mrs C M Mrs 11 11 Long Mr Eldndgc is \ orce, chairman of rest room com­ a commission man, connected with mittee were accepted with regrets. the H. G. Mile» Co. of New York. Mrs. W. L. Morgan waa unanimous­ ly elected to succeed Miss Whitner. Committees appointed, were Mrs. ■ Miss Grace Townsend, state sec­ W. E. Watsoh, chairman of civics; retary of the C. K Society will he J N Whitner Mr». Harry Pilkington. house com­ the guest uf Mrduring the eon vent ion mittee; Mr*. T. A Neal, chairman house roinmjl i c e and Mrs Mason J ’I ll< v G It abiron. formerly of committee on birth registration Dr, motion it was agreed to have Mis» Sanford but now of I'ampa is the J. Pearle Rogers present a musical j guest uf Dr. and Mrs (". E. Walker. comedy for the benefit of the d e-j purtrnent in January. Mrs. W. K. Mrs. Duncan B. Curry of Jack­ Watson reported that a cleaning up sonville, president of the State campaign would he observed in Union of C. E. and Mr. Nelson of December and another in April. Kissimmee are the guest« of Mrs. Motion was made and carried to C. R. Walker for the Endeavor con­ operate a rest room at the Woman’s tention. } Club rooms, provided funds for its maintenance could he raised. A Mrs. Woatherbee Sr. and Mrs. full report was mude in behalf of Nellie Weathcrbee of Kissimmee the Junior Civic League. are visiting Mrs. Jack Davison. Spr V• f v- . • TV* . Dr. T. A. Neal has accepted the invitation from the Welfare De­ partment to address the department on "H ealth" at the November meet­ ing. His acceptance is grefitly ap­ preciated and should secure the re­ i-JvAö sponse of a large attendance for Dr. Neal is one of our most prominent physicians. All members of • the club and their friends are cordially invited to this meeting. m m§* —•*— * •-»-is- Conlrrl» Clottil The popular voting contests that have been running at the Seminole Phtyniacy nnd D. A. Caldwell & Sons for several months jelosod Fri­ day night to the happiness of sev­ eral contestants nnd disappointment of others. In the Seminole Contest Miss Versa Woodcock wn« the win­ ner of the first prize with n hand.’somu'majority of thfee million votes, having had eleven million in all. She was awarded fine graphonolu; Mias Essie Purdon, second, won the sewing machine; Mrs. Morris and Miss Winnlp Smith, winners of the third and fourth prises of hsndsome V 1' * 1» ' * 4 . geld watches and Mrs. Vance Douglass, winning fifth prise of |s brush snd comb. In the D. A- Cald­ well Con.eat the prises were won as follows: - btss Ju.la Hodges, the ------- 1st ¡rise. *■ C omprises corsetry. all Designs that arc is correct the last in word. Materials and trimmings are rich and dainty. Workmanship is flawless, kitting is perfect. American Lady Corsets represent an infinite number of, designs, some reflecting the latest and most ultra features of fashions, others more con­ servative in Rev. G. B. Albertson of DeLand, Rev. C. E. Enlow of Winter Park jind Mr. S, Harrison of Winter Park arc in town attending the Christian Endeavor convention. Style. W e . insist that every lady take advantage of, at least, being shown our Congregational Church The special musical prelude of twenty minutes for the evening ser­ vice of Nov. 8, at 7 o’ clock will he wotth tho cons deration of many. This It tl be the first of monthly preludes for - our rr ght services— after this being held. . he first Sun­ day night of each month. Watch for further particulars. The hoys scroll sawing class began with a goodly number last Monday. Some friends have sent for an extra supply of outfits, so that hereafter no delays will be necessary. Open for hoys of our Sunday school each Monday atui Thursday after school. The ladiea'of our church will hold their annual bnzunr^on Dec;. 5, Sat­ urday afternoon and night. Place und further particulars ■frill be an­ nounced later. Our Sunday school Is growing stoddily, being larger now titan at this time last year. Every scholar will find it of great advantage to bo regularly In hi a placo every Sunday; let nothing prevent this, pleuto, Ml** Apna How- S. S, scho.ars, both young and old! Corsets beautiful line of corsets. Our salesladies will show you with pleasure. • « * • * We announce our first fall showing of American Lady Corsets. i _> - 0 ü �IN T H E ' H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S (¡K E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N « r .i * ' PUBLI SHED SEMI-WEEKLY : SAN FO R D H E R A L D IN S A N F O R D VOLUME VI Life /a IVow/i ¡.¡virijl S A N H I H I 1. FLO R ID A. Tl I N D U VEGETABLES START FROM SANFORDf v Huh) llii»ine»» Oil** of tin- hliMosl placet- in l lie iVy »he building forni«-rty the A. C . L. passenger station it ml re­ cently loused By h ]■ Dutton who |ia engaged in tin* crate. glowers’ " M B IA I Iil.lt 1. lull NO 1M, CITY B E A U TIFU L C A M_____________ P A IG N GROWS _ . _ Death of Haris Nelson Haiij« Nelson, one of the pioneers Kim avenue last Friday "night funeral from occurred the .Sunday late The j morning residence at G O O D L A D IRS O F S A N F O R D D O IN G G R E A T , y ^ v - i * temili church olflciuttng W O UK O K IM P R O V E M E N T s . v made in Luke View. EGG PLANT STARTS OFF WITH GOOD PRICES SEMINOLE FAIR NOW ASSURED nine Interment •tin* fetturo of S.inlnnl and him re ■' i ' c«Aitly purvha»t-tl m-o til I fine auto------Mr. Nelson was 77 years of age m ubilo-rm rlfr^orniF Ifansportartoti Soi • ti mi. .mum ji ibv Livti».*lL the lutai oí his d«-««tb and—hinl There seems to lie some ml»Sanford growers are beginning to of feed untl »upplu » and luT kt.tq „ upprehension ulm'ut tin meaning of D epa-in.-nt of the Woman's I'lul iteen in feeble health (or sevoral Winn ihe quexnnn perk'up a bit and an bringing in i them moving. me City Beautiful article published expect« io bold a plant sale, mid it ' years, His rapid decline being due the first shipments of the season. I of hauling the sehonl children ewnic to a stroke of paralysis sullered in the Herald two week* ago. The would lie a good idea for- intending about a The fit)' ia beginning to feci the up Mr. Dutton w’n* there with the ugo. worMs ¿rnif attnuaf do not rtfer ton Â Ü Ï. fint pulsmgs of the great vegetable smile proverbial am! offered to hnul customer*, to study their plant cat­ 'ielsot Mr. Nelson came to the Upsala clasts of pluntr, but to the fact that business that hns placed Sanford them on the Cameron City route. it is the intention of the committee ulogues a liit, and indicate to some section with tbo Swedish colony and foremost in the winter vegetable He hauls them on rceortl lime and »ricmal land owners to hold competition* -«-rMi oh it m-fi t/. member of the committee just what, growing sections of the world. In u is contumplating the purchuse of For the spring show, which will lie aorta of thing* they would like ‘ t o f «e llln g lil* property from General conversation with F. ,F. Dutton,, another big truek with a top to , * I Sanford when the colony ■was lo* held,in April or May, it is the object have. that Busy hustler who keeps up with keep the kiddies from the.rain .this This thing of studying a lloWere c.itctl there and |iintod to encourage the planting oT (lowers •verything pertaiiing to the mar­ winter. Mr. Dutton has just re- that will make an immediate show, ratal .*1 |s ,f very curious develop- grove, fullering the Joss Ilf Ills trees kets and the growers wo elicited the (reived several car loads uf farming At Ttit" staff one muvTie or- Ifl Hit* riñere but sticking lo his and tin«* for two reason* Firstly,* men! following valuable information: 'Implements and has everything for when one begins to plant in u small ders ,i mi* rei latteo us lifty cent col- place in adversity with the charac­ First car of vegetables for the the grower, even the seeds und the He was way, like nasturtiums, pinks and lection or ina y \m> in a groat sport teristic fidelity of Ids race. »rasoti moves on Saturday. Egg­ plants. Hi- believes m aiding and the like, tin* gardening germ gets in of evi • igalici. ib ii.b ’ s to l.lo» in a respected by all who knew him ami plants made up fropi various ship­ assisting the grower in getting startit- b*'t work nobo.dv ever -lop- whot, m.i.ir in plants t.( thè ilori-ts during Ins long residence in this sec­ pers and >hip|N'd 10 New York ed and after bis trop is ready is IIy and t<> t he gi r fu tion made many Iriends who loved willi amqiuls if I bey make a • uccess OWII -■ ■. t ioli Previous -ales eggplant from San­ there to Inn it nr get the best mar­ grow '■re ai tiviand owtie begilis him |.»r bis honesty and integrity. of t hein. aiiil the (.hinting of heavy ford sold from t - '-¡i to f ’J .ML Pros­ ket price (or -.tine i n ' ti,* non berti He leaves a loving wifo and *ix idea» of one's uwn, ordering shrubbery that will endure and grow to ‘ha pects for later shipments at pn ad­ marke (a. Dut tun is the Kind of more beautiful as years gp on, fol­ a ’ twenty-five dent novelty to try children to mourn his loss: . Mr*. vanced price good. man that Sanford needs. lows easily and naturally Secondly, out, or several of .some favorite Van Ness, -Mrs. J, V. White, EllVarious western markets begin k lini this begins the infer- word Nelson Benjamin Nelson, Krin the spring of the year we have plant ‘ ning to inquire for eggplant, also tritili», and by ‘ •V the easiest best Nelson, more visitors limit at any other s e a - !b |,n lettuce and romaine, these markets lieg T i • • i. tía ' I , p. 11n l « kef i j son, and these i>riitv blooming advising that the cold weather Inis t bey .. 1 m *tw■ L 1 1\ ! I'M-fit*** J \1'•*> 1Lings afe at lt.eir best then pra« tirali) ilit r«o #,,i home uro n' n M. M f * «i f. ■ed l i â t showing what mir s,.i| and climate Ilei CHRISTMAS BOX TO EUROPE’S TOTS vegetable-, and t hut by tbe timi* our supplie- .tf* liberal t here n\i ml «Î 'I r»« a *•** In- #i ' i l i 1.- >....I liiar ki ■l> ubi ta • ,• n in i . h1*w * lilt , uni p ici" fi I i.\ K I I D 1*1.01*11: OK , M itt to 1 XltM too lugli a 1*r i * •• twr M M o i l U l(l> l'0 \ | ) \ | iM .ltd 11, r>-' rr ' in •t ,. la gl '.1 ] ! I H \ I I 1 * 1 . "-ft* . 1 1i* ma ru1 that v\ti «i.11 impose on high prices to sturi it..it r, •til I ' 1 11L■» i, Ia pur! : , ■< -, l .«, n .,gi 11 , u l t i . . Lut 1 1 ê,...... (llalli;. .Itili prttpt ul II ,C-t||,||')| -Is We will 1 park. exrllet ' i iti t t u-. putei", « . *bonl te, ' • : t ..-li .nul ma.ti t , ti 1 1 ni l 'I 1i. - •in t -i, i ,. \\ im . t • • UH pillili' •• 1 •ml*» Mil .......pi*’ "I \ > w it It a gt" ••T"n- :• -T*,' ! -» I * 1 ¡a ■' . * • t .♦ I- 1 >1 i t . h » • • Ì. 1 1 : t i t .! . *«i 1 * , 1 t , , M-i . . ,.. .. • *l f.*» A . AI-MF I.dçb’ N; ;* 1 Jut n i a • 1UI 1 ■■ «-a « * « * . » « « 4 *-**••" oí It. ibral.l a >* |||i . The Largest Advertisement Southern Express Co. fW first pa^p mention a.s t if* largest advertisers in today’s issue. The ad­ vertisement may be found .on Page G *f»Sp'ecial Notice The ^ erald will on each attention to the advertisement in . » M! * In til'.. *-ï I .......... lee d llie lilt i r a . L I>i I it ly ox pended by Mrs. It. J. Holly, I with‘ Sanford merchants, for article* fère the Bussiti n advance, have to go lit the box The H-..fl, the primary school added to Un­ laical Stars to Twtnkic leash brought by the little tot* anil Never before in the history of sent a bolt of outing llanind, to lie' Sutiford bave lite people itaci thè added to their other contribution*. Ont ho topof oach box wns a card. I opportunity thnt will ite given tbem "F rom tbe Childrcn of Sunford to ,m Tuesilay evening, Nove lOtb. ut thè ( . hildren of Europe, A Mi-rry |j(|1 |mpurial. lo » ih* locai star* play Uhrlstmn».” The l.ox will ........ . * , .. , m g li: l 11*0-1 >re , It i. i h . e lllimitcì I thè 1 S I nlller J.i»flt l i ' . ’ w. 1 tìiv n ig atic«' New York t'n y Sui to a c o n l i u l miti w i l l i n g , i - - i . t to ,Mr*. Terlutun w«re Alt eon iftì N' w • furai Y "ri. 'tra m a U n ii ha* Itati riin duincs Hurry l'ilkington, Al Lilgui. lauigdon McCormick, is the drumuW. Ii. Totera, it. J. Holly and John tizalion* of Moody and Sankey's Meisch. To Mrs. A. E. i’ bilips is due tb«- 1“ Ninety anti Nine," and is arranged credit^ for the suggestion to send a so as to* present a succession of afv box lu Europe. The Woman's Club pealing scene», each scene containing cordially thank* all who have con- a clever plot and a telling moral in­ I tributed In any degree to tho suc­ terspersed with enough humor to cess of the movement, and psperlul- make one forget tho strencr things * ly the children and youtig people of of life. Eaeh of the cast bAa been selected the Sanford public school* for their -Seminole county will' have a fair in February. This has been decided upon by tho action of the citzen.x unci council last night in making an additional appropriation for the Seminolo coun­ ty fair and the board of county com­ missioned will do the same today. Both of these bodies hud already pledged u sum of money for 'an exluhiUutL ,aL Orlando, and recogniting the fact that a display of Sem­ inole county product* here would be fruitful in results to the business interests .d tlte county decided that the display in Sunford could It® re­ moved in the Oriando fair and a much butter exhibit made there. This ia> in lino with the idea of the enter­ prising merchants of this city who are heartily in favor of some attrac­ tion that will bring the people to Sanford instead of allowing t hem front year to year going from San­ ford to *111111' other city. •sem in o le <■! l a r g e tin count) ran have p r o p e r t l o t . s if <i t y and gether and ests 1 l i re county w ork tie - t i. m ake tl t tin -tart wi i it U tur li 1! u r i i l . i • \|.' ' ,,| ....... and tb e tie t " «l p. .. p l. " a . ir W: i "•i.g> * Mr io H ■.... git ha >■:, l ton Knhi it* on Dr KdWard d I o lm \ I k •. t -Ion .t •it d - . . I II I. t. I all . t ■■*r » t on a t. It are i Türke. ■ latto tb . tl •» " ‘ ■ , t g ...... i* h ' .1 -. 1 1 I l a b ,g t.. • i l - B. Iad tr i t e -«■., Mill f h#* X • 't ir 1 ,- It'll' 1» t .1 * » ., t.li ■«tutti . «il 1 Lor V['I trade Uni t uttt ,. .in • i 11. - «* > i *. • t.. 1 •. 1; • ■' / **-’■ 1 I pa -‘ 1•*»r1 n t * ' Im ì »I Ik¡ 1L f 1i l 11»\i j •1\* 1« 1 . r ntiib -a d t>r M • H A |, <f* Î L» i n, bv R ii - ' 1.1 1 m - ,sb Ib-st-l »•oniinwr 11 » .t» I n »»f aggressi on T h e ( ¡ ne be n a n d lire* Ian. G e r m a n cruiser* u r q tiffed by Tur i y , m u l lour T u r k i s h t or p id o boat . a f e r e p o r t e d to h a v e V l.e Weil N e w s p a pe r * \ in ter m j c\i l u t a i * r..(it.»ee«— ! I ..? O . I ti . . when t I,e t Li a a*i p.t ■ per* slopped p u b l i c a t i o n for t h r e e day*, businesss al i be i i t v -tort's wit* t t.it I, t... . Ii,» • h.,ll't . l h,.t looks good . il t In-r l: nineteen out of tw enty people will . ol ti. .. ri a d t— I M il.. ■vppheat lot, . ......! Hi gh 1 • .1 ll.ii. . .nit t » ., s Mr . . . I •* - . 1• » . , * 't ..... •I j ,,, 41 t |,i a t ’ V part o d.,r s|,,i,- ,uy tin,re The trad* goes to tl'e pi.11 1 tb.lt see [It* to I i gi . i.g • I > tn t :> t urt, for i In­ in . ,1 ................... .in,' D '.,*• p a r t 1. u l a r ’ ■.' a r t i , le t- 1 rgaitts 1 tr .. , , 'i 11• , . {..st ,-r t litougb tld\ ‘ t»f » t t IlM t f» •* llii'l lliM i Và». newspaper than any other way. f » * 11i i 1*i 11 11 I * y ih * • h.u r m .H i -l’ ii.it (V her,- , 1u#t',m,-r gets ,,*,■ 11ji vx Li ■i Ft»1 ki’il [** * ist U, t III' opt MOU ( ln r , -ugb bts (rielida. there are a ui î tm » t»tu nu l u <b wn - rend score that come through the newsT hen en lite tile call for the best. paper advertising. Dr Mr t'onradt a nd Thitrksoti se- lecteti the application of the llillsNew Vnrk l*uri) Here borougb Bigi, School When I’rof I. S Mutton of Kndicotl, New K,thins,in bad remi it severul jumpYork and Fred Aldridge and Frank bom tinnì ment id U itssi.iti >d t,, their It of to make 11 motion, (S n yd er of Binghumpton, New York in l lie l rimi a Tin pt. s e t, , , lor the adtqdion of the Florida com­ were ' i n the city yesterd ay on a ur t ei l ol T ur ki s h g u n howl' at mittee*» recoin in* -tidal Ititi» The mo­ prospecting tour Mr. M utton' is t r a t i e e ol the <<idl ••( - t e r 111■I tion was made ,.1,|| ■Iirrii'il by -a» an o ld f r i e n d ol E D, U hiltentou of -Il I r o u p s i l l , ¡It1 \ r . I. Vi g, i in mat toil »-peaking o| I ht». M l this 1 tty and tin party spent the d ay e Gull llttbllison said toda;., "It wa, the I ... .g a r i n . I Ve • > ' ■■ •r .1 1 W ir e d ‘ U 11 h I III llpp 1•■?*! >' piI o r, 11ti« ,.i ■, ■ el.. |. i si atol till su, ((_ i r a d I« all » at! store- reach tin- pul,In through t lie tng . a i o l i ! r’ • ■. -s .11 *1 I , lo, I -. ft ! !.. . tor to. 11 ‘ It » la t e s . break previous habit*, even if they When the Florida delegation never «Mitered t In’ stort* before. hrong lit iqi the Florida scbool*, (lie Then is nu sin b thing ,«s loyalty to ' ,ggl* *i'ur • on tb»' rbi n g l 1II' «. ; J . 11 d i. \ .1 we 11 lai med in Ib-fliii now .lidin ■I'i'f al w , r III Vol Vell m lin Un- .till. » des t<t I .1 to; ! ''.ink t In • in te r­ ,• 1 !■ • • ’*» " ’ ’ u- Ytparetvt ly I •I : I- D to ­ Mink* a lag d isp lay to t 1 ti l l ’ d ! ,r 1 II? . iu ■ .ii t In- . own rea sio .' tret \\ ' of stand |a lr % « .11 In 1 s t a r i e t i l i n - f.*' es ' teli fair i e • c a t t l e a n d Log- w i lh ut sti,( a tde bUlltllngs but 1 he s p i r i t \ 1 utili»* lu•11»r» Nu \. a p eop le w il l for o u r is - ' •• !• e s, G - r . . , 1 11' i r■ t - »' . » !: 1 of T irkeV. playing un ettlhusiuem which men to Si ( CESS. The piny 1* being given uinlet the HUspnes of* the t'lvo Depart met.I of tbe Woman's ( ’Ink and hearty opt lion tt| ..¡1 |. t,..| l . r e will I.,- I pel , 1 jj»«. jtluy. " (t u t ol thè Foid," b> - i p o o l t ri I It. . ' > • 1.1 m■- •! : TURKEY COMES IN tim e, a lt h o u g h THE COUNTY FAIR world «1 i Sanford and Seminole m unni. S O F county should not have a fair a ml i \\ i .\i \ un i il • 1 O'U | lfj- s o m e CITY AND COUNTY WILL' ASSIST FM H i l l ) \ O l l T M N 1*1 \< l.s join In tin* uur, luv» di1 » l'.C 'l, «1 « vor bog to u message froml S u f i ii , fu 1rem > n eu tral .V, .void L . I n lu •' ' 1 'r e t t i ed regarding the 'I IM i ’ lull ull »•>*■ ( » artiii Grec1e und Bouiitatua. who»« tributed by the high school and have Ini'ii repulsed. pati . ill til«' war I' r> gar Ii d as not The German and Austrian forces grammar school, that w*t- judicious in the east, compelled y^xittire bu­ utUG»’ ly, we- ilTOOUtit of thi* arlliTlt* li-uve ON HONOR LIST ACCREDITEDSCHOOLS 1 1 school girl* ruiiiiHiigiiJ out almost forgot tell toys, boy s gave their K iv i.- ... n e w d e l i t t i * o l t h e l i g h t i n g Hold Thief dimes and quarter- and litt!»' girl* l ia I rett' It s t a t e m e n t ’ is e q u a l l y \ntor Schmelz report* that some T h e allies a r e s a i d dressed d o l l s , Iibt a n d new It lia- b o p , I ,| in t o n e Hjil broke into his pavilion at I , , Il i a d ,' s lig h t progress III mi i l l i ,, l "Uark ami stole cigars heel i a t i m e ol s w i c t - , it, p a t h .il,d v a t i " . p o i n t s , i n c l u d i n g t h e b l o o d *jid -oda water and other supplies. c o o p e r a t i o n t h a t will la <in t, !.. d j , « l i m i t i n - i d ' o l H a n d e l s , i n t h e vj' mm. tmek the second night a n d *or ,nu,|> y e a r s to m u t e m t In f e n t i t y ••( D i x m u d e . O n the c e n te r and Mr •vvomen wlit» have hail charge of t ht- I Ltlped himself again ,i,d f ig h t of t h e a l l i v t l l i n e s , u s is thinking of set 11tig a work! Over nino dollars in <ash wit- >>u s,Milt' "I tin' tier muti» are sai< to " ar trap tc/ catch the burl, bold ■ — .»*,.! l "%. ' • 1 ' -.I tt 1 , 11. lllv in v o r.th le ourglar. H. of |l 1*»* 1M L» •1 til litio tt 0Iti ? Vid in hi- ,i * d r e a d f l .-•. , • . • i . t. ■ iil, • »a?:.. ; ■ • I . i , ,— * ...........• toll nt ../in , ' u • Ihc t., mui that be n io g tin* war. stili arc progressing wit It there in Europe. 1 'eat Iters. tueraiti» tío ta, t y( the proof being in fury almost un paralleled, hut there the eating of thclish. lie in hereby I chants, tlttli women and, tin, people i a l i ­ I , ,11 no change* of importai * ' 'at large did their -hare in trlling ilerted an honorary member of the ât at. ; o n t a l o n g tin- '100 m i l , |<> , corners in ti e t>m r . . r i ' d t"r tin m Ananias I luh and win be taken out i 'll,, m l r, pot t • • , I >• ai d Sa lifor 'i peo; . •ltd on their lirst outing * i 1 l' i r , s ,1 n , ,-. t n t ?i » 1 ft ri'.,, ' * .1• their dot . ■.' 1 ■ ■ , i | p i e ,1 11* i ■ , t, o| . ,1 I.fought ilo ti, ■ H i nilsn me Yat hl II e r e •T .111-, . m l «nf» X h:i -• ' • » * • .'.l|Ot agee V ■ l_) I lilt.g ' , '.'I Die n| tlie_ titles! VU. Ills l i u t i bu t In m.i n i r . !••»-»' •» ■t , i'l It t ' I t. he. ti ti t . re t tils s. .isI,M it.,- i I,. tin h 1■« 1mi 1 h **1il»"?» Ail L ! .. . . I i...t . ps. -ti .............. . 'll .1 Up at t lu It i) uni 1? h*»l AMil) Iiv itai i t y , doggi I I' dork last Fri dà > night. The Will warm 'limier wear and -t king» |,v i*, i.,. t « ■, * * i,f I hi* Iib; 1*1 luit 1 1i I he >l„ i ' I t.o, I, .,( roí" o.»tad by Jacksonville parties t lie dozens r i l l u l liUk . j 11,, , not moils f.i hghiud irpm bow to s lo th 'o n pretuness w .y» utldid Ly. Mrs i i ol l V, to Friday jugbl by colored electric the vointimtee on buying, wtlliu I The cuniidence of Germany as in I the ultimate result is reflected B|Lu and the efToct from the streets h«l,y'» pretty little blanket and i up, the words <d Emperor William °I Sinfm,1 wa» very pretty, ultraet- irresistible in it* pmkjieaury Toy* I i t i h r . n l ) c i m i i n s t a u r e s tin- e n init a large crowd to the dock. It is “ ll descriptions went into thus.. « id that the Wilt rose was t he. hexes atul wild, knows tin loving ■in\ will t'l b a a l e l l . " be s a i d Iti a d )'»cht recently used by the com- -■*'riliec* made b> little b. art- to i lt, , i g o u t ,»< b i s r e g i m e n t s . |b r m , s i . i t* ', o llii'ia lly th at th e P*ny putting on the I’ettls of I'aullne »'In rished toys and hüpsnkVs s i t u a t i " « is r e g a r d e d a s t h e m ost to the far a w ay children'.* High t* running at the Star edltui 1 ... u t In tu. (noils' 1' r . 11ml •uMl»* \ .i . ■ I I aI ad 1-, ni ♦k*-r.- w i l l b e . 1«■t, I l . . • ?! • • •,» II* »». t**»* G »i *L « «l * .il 11 • 1* n, Gi u - 1 il F .» Un» t* Nui -- daV Jrt» pstip •1 ist** »■vi'r.’tl IH k . • * « AJ». \- f O .h • ‘ *■ '■ tt •; icrt-aì 1 ' I la II lie i rud .ml 11. * , ' « a : * V,1 • 'r lOlñr U] •- iruui In o r d e r t u IVI.ike (oo»l Iti- statement -tuii-ini'iit that be ft 11 uni m in bis ly c.itig n l-f.i M will dIt i* !•• * > • ■ |. •! ib. *i 11 >1 1» , 't kl % * ui i* m ' •* r K »Ï D ! )•*».II» t.i" X I wllalli» ' M ,t i* K J Will be I n \i - «i hi 1 v r . i >' 1* l n Hat t ■■ î 1 ,i lililí'» 1 ni 1' 1‘ Jt * ï. »r î L« r ....ii- pb-tuhil pin ni priyi 's ;ifii 1 gardon ' *' 1 1■' ' - I *»\ ** ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS r,l I ' e 1 1 g, . t * t'l v e r y p l e a s a n t l y moking over the city. grt „1 si hm,,,, 11.** a - - ml 10 u , oui,I Mr Mvi11<ititi i . engaged ill the hotel I.« to .. upon 1 1..I I.unía lugli bu»iiie>s* a n d owns anil eolilrols s e v ­ -. bu,u eral title hotels in hi» native s l a t t ­ i t i l i 1 ,o r , 111 gli High school of this ami bus an interest in several in city hi.» boien an accredited school Florid.. lie js also Interested ill Pu v1 : ., • I..............i 0 M c u itiliur ol starting a hotel m rvunford, lor after t b e t w e n t y a, « e |T! eil t III' 'll her d ay looking over the prospect» here and l'ito t w e n t y were the choice of the noting the lin k <>f hotels here he hu* r u m It ili te e , from 1 ’ thirty applications de culmi vwaiorurri siboitt - J u n u a r y ' Ulmin with tin-in. ■—tt^uetrlitilH' Wert1' first am i sfnrt something here. asked of all concerning equipm ent, (a c u ity , etc ( im perative Katmlng? l l i e schools thus accredited are In thia ugu of eooperation, in G w y y e institute, A rcadia; Lee C m ut­ which m an ufac tu rin g and commer­ !.. Ht gli. Fini M y or»; ) luytnnu ilig li, cial uiteresU lui ve attui ned wotuierDay to n a ; M anatee County High, ful dcvelopment ami snccesit by Hrudentown; Pinella» County High. merging tlu-lr resources, il i» not O o urw atcr, Alai bua C'iiiint, Bigi». to he w o n d e re d 'a t that eooperation (¡ju n e s ville, ( iniliosv ilio. Du vai <«tunt y High. bus -dow ly luit Ini'v Itili *1 we l i d e i Lo k-nti v tile 1 Itti iil.l M \ . la. 1 I Me e st M 'iM " . llsie .'l.l I "lilt I l>U||t' Inlkel.ill't High H ig h itig li. Ke> Kl »-' L.ikfi. 11 1 , 1 . Ili' i l « w.iv t u t u r n ru l kit« Tbe obi in ci li u.| |. «il g ivilig and , a d i v i . ......... w, i v tbe tu III. resili! i- gr il i.n ly , I. I p e r u t l v • spi i l reduct-d ie.vicned ex penso. .1 g r c . i t l y I m , 1 11 "u : t'l tlt< i l u l l ..I,'! . l i ­ I t e l e ( mi nt y H i g h , .Miami, ( l é a l a 1 cosi of iivuig a n d to i tie rest room, a ie.,tur c of the High, Ocala: E scam bia l minty H igh., , , 1. 1 ... o . ... ol farm. ing, dull that from u practical vdewpoint Pensacola; Plant C ity High, I’ia i.t , , . . . •, . . . , , 1 Tlortda inirmcrn are leading - the wa» a success, and yet nei eetls ett ( t t y; he mmole ( u tility High, S ailcooperativo movement and it is cu tu.i gement liimnciully forti; St. Johns County, High, St. ( hristlan Endeavor Progrnnj Owing (p the rush of business of the Endeuvorcr» the local secretary could not get the article relative (o their meeting here ready for . this iit*tie. The same in full will,appear because of their individual fitnesa |h Friday’s ixsfut. Augustine; St. Petersburg High, St. Petersburg; Hillsborough County,* High, Tampa; Palm Beach, County High. West Palm Beach. I t means that the graduates of any of these schools will be accept ed without examination by tbe golleges-of the south, and aWo by many I no rth ern colleges.— Tam pa ..Times. J. ' * • gradual,y being extended into every feuture of community Ufo. í— 1---------------------------— , New Pressing (Tub Mrs. S. If. LuHocquo has started a new pressing club in the Clark building at tito corner of Palmetto avenue und First street and expect*, to do flrat class work in pressing; � 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, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 30, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 30, 1914; <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/35dda4bb9d7d77cb47f1a2e30792365d.pdf be32a816b2d7545582acf255f7a18d0d PDF Text Text O C T O B E R 30. l a i 4 lland Concert »I Baalist Church aril, second, the trip to Washington Methodist Church i I* (' and n gclil » a t rh . Third Tonight ut the Hftptist churrh. ----- Nwxt 'i s umhr r -' i n - <bf>---Me1hoTtrrfprize <>( u handsome rug and gold corner of P a r k* uyenuc and Six services rtie sa c ra me nt of the Lord's «Htrh, Mina Mae Foster Misses street the T i ' i u n o Hand und Or- supper will,be observed. Th ere will I teii Inh Hutchinson. Clarice Hand rhestrn will giro vfl./concert The he a short1 se rmon by the pastor, Helen T a l e and Mrs. 1 D Hurt hand in composed of the boys and s u b j e c t , ‘"Thtl Second Coming." (Continued F ro m Page iti wire all presented with line gold girls of the Baptist Sunday school. The mus cill instructor of SanThe concert will begin promptly at fori I High School, Miss Compton of golden roil anil white Mrr ji-ssumine watches. 7 15 Mm A B. Brock L director Hlackstone, \ u * has been secured T h e souvenir cards were pretty hand The personnel is as follows; (_'or- to -direct the chdlr for the winter, ./untor ( ' i n c /,<<igar painted yellow Birds. Progressive ( rook and one table of the new game The Junior Civic l e a g u e will meet j nels Mr. Brock, Edwin Millen, E r- A large chorus w i l l i n g at the ev en ­ T ho s e *who have heen of millionaire wan played I’unoh Monday afternoon at half punt nest Hrothernon, Paul Itadford; Al­ ing services. and cake was served throughout the three o'clock at the Woman's t lub tos Edward Meisch, Baxter WII- memtiers of the choir villi Ik? retnihed Mux Stewart, New­ and many o t h e r voices will he rooms on Dak avenue A full ai- liarnU; Tenors ovening. Vk ton Lovell; Baritone Ralph Bar- added. These pleasant gatherings wi!l t endance is requested The choir rehearsal will *} low; Bass Royal Klmt wort h; Flute take place once u month and aj Friday evening nt the resid Morris Glidewell; Vilnius—»Miss strenuous effort, will la* made to pro. P erson al A/'nfion Miss Alma Pagenhart returned Daisy B et t s , Miss Lee Hamrick, Mi Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, 701 mote sod ability and a spirit of Miss l,ce Hamrick, Jiolia. avenue. .this week I' from a very dclightf ul Daisy Bolts, friendliness and cooperation amongS V«"» Sunday school session, 9 : 15 a. Su mmer spetnt In Virginlu, M ar y- Miss Edna Williams, Miss Adole the yountf people of the church. Rines, Mrs. George H y ma n ; Fifes— Superintendent of main school,' Mr. > land and Waashington, D. C. Every one will he Sidnoy Kennedy, Frank Pell, Sam J . K. Mettinger. Hiisc Hull welcome' each S a b b ath. Bra dy, Ar bur Among the pre tt y sights to he Murrell, Jno. T. r i a n i - a t u - nui iic Jtir.ward rapidly L ^ qhell. Comer Whittle* * Robert Wood! Wood! Wood! uhlia- g gT0\vfng' ra v in g Tit in u e Williams, Troy Ray, Fred [lines, Hose BtrB -the'»*'will tniiwTO^Bt the^ ■RtnTtr*— riTT'cfahlia The time of y e a r is bequ when you Sanford Houso Friday evening, Nov. garden at Mrs. Henry Wight's resi­ George Hyma n ; Dr ums — John ma g u-n 1 1——u,j .nr..—i f — homes. 27t h, under the auspices * of the dence on Park a v enue. The bush is Mciaeh, Wallace Lipixird. . . Pianist, Ix>t me iloliver y e wood, W o ma n ’s Club. A special effort is unusually tall and has more t h a n Miss Ru by Betts. M. S. Nelson, Pin! /. Ya rd The following program will be twenty-five rich, beautiful blossoms. being made to promote the' wearing 10-tfc Fourth and M y r t l e of cotton gowns upon this occasion. W h en in full bloom there will he nt rendered: Full Band T h e dry goods merchants of Sa n ­ least one hundred-in--bloom a t one Medley Notice to Taxpayers T h e Wight and Jones ga r­ Fife S o l o ..................... Sidney Kennedy ford, Messrs, Yowcll, D. A. Cald­ time. State und c o u n t y taxes are due Htrmo Q u u r t ct t c ................ ......................... dens adjoining are very at tr act ive well & Sons, J . K. Mettlnger and a n d payable t he November, Millen Brotherson . Chaa. Kenner $re cooperating with nnd an ornament t o jpark avenue. and if paid in N f V o m t l r a discount St ewart Klintworth t h e ladies to make the cotton fea­ of two per cent ¡»all owed. Mr. A. B . . Brock Mrs. II. E , T o l a r returned from Cornet S o l o . , . . ture a sui t i D. A. Caldwell & JN O .^ ^ N K lN S , S p e c i a l , ............ 1 Full Band Jacksonville Tuesday. Sons and the N. P. Yowcll Co. have 2 0 - 2t e Ta x Collector, Seminole Co. Piano Solo. Mias Betts offered a prito of $10.00. One is for All Borns Mrs. J. G. M cD o n a l d and Mr. Sjjecial the handsomest gown made of cot ­ All Fifes R. A. Anderson of Orlando spent Special ton ¿materials and the other for the Violin D i i e t . . , the week end In Sanf ord, the guests rtistic gown made of the Mr. Brock atld Alias Hamrick cotton materials. The mer- ° ( Miss Esther Malm, America Full Bund chiintiywill put on a cotton sale pre­ ABOUT PEOPLE AND EV EN T S vious to the ball, in plenty of time to have gowns made Much ent hu­ siasm anil interest is being mani­ fested in the hall t ha t promises u splendid success. T h e following rom mittees have been appointed: Reception* C o mm i t t e e The Exec­ utive Board. EË' V ' Musjc Miss Laura Fish. dames I). L Th ra sh er , A. K ers qipl W L Morgan th ousand and A u s t r ia n tw e n ty -liv e v Miss Mary C Kappel has gone ........................................ thousand hales of c o t t . i n j ^ t h b over to DeLand to he present at lb< has hegu advised TiT nssurunees Deco r at io n s M cs d amc » Dmgee. the masquerade Imll tonigli! a l,p v ||nl;im ,|,.a .aigoes ..f Terwilllger, Householder, Betts anil Stetson Lmversity. cotton will not he molested when Miss Slumon. destined to belligerent countries in Rrfreshments, Mesdames AUsn • Mrs George Armstrong and »on. \ ni bassa dor tier J ones, W 11. Puters, C. C Wood- Mr. Fraser Armstrong have returned Iroin New Hampshire and Canada, I ard is endeavoring t o ohtain details erndon, W . W. Aber­ from nathy, Jewett and Howard where they have been spending tin- of the German' s cot ton demand Floor Miss Flurence Frank. Mes- lust three months dûmes C. Ü. McLaughlin, B. W Herndon and W. E. WaUton. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Fagg are Henry Wight. Program Mes dames’ R. A.- New­ the guests of Mrs ma n, Puleston, Holly, Williams and Mr Fugg will be nm of the speakers at the ( K convention F. L. Miller. Serv'ing Misses Mell Whitner, Mat y C hup pel. Margaret Davis ami A l l i s Addle Vtticeilt of DeLand ts Mart ha Fox. ! the guest of frlemls in Sanford * [’lace Mrs. J T . Brady. John Sh e wus one of the - attendants at Mei ch. J M Ferguson and Mih.- the Maeey-Dslmrne wedding Mahoney Mr J a m es Brive of Orlando was the guest ol Dr and Mrs. A> E l i e nuin’s C lu b Philips on Thursday, T h e Welfare meeting of the W o m ­ I T h if i H e a d in g T H R E E Spr -• . t V•f v- . • TV* . Dr. T . A. Neal has accepted the invitation from the Welfare De­ partment to address the department on " H e a l t h " at the November meet­ ing. His acceptance is grefitly ap­ preciated and should secure the re­ i-JvAö sponse of a large attendance for Dr. Neal is one of our most prominent physicians. All members of •the club and their friends are cordially invited to this meeting. ('harne C E N TS m m§* —• *— * •-»-is- Conlrrl» C lo ttil T h e popular voting contests that have been running a t the Seminole Pht yn ia c y nnd D. A. Caldwell & Sons for several months jelosod Fri­ day night to the happiness of sev­ eral contestants nnd disappointment of others. In the Seminole Contest Miss Versa Woodcock wn« the win­ ner of the first prize with n hand.’somu'majorit y of thfee million votes, having had eleven million in all. She was awarded fine graphonolu; Mias Essie Purdon, second, won the sewing machine; Mrs. Morris and Miss Winnlp Smi t h , winners of the third and fourth prises of hsndsome geld watches and Mrs. Vance Douglass, winning fifth prise of |s brush snd comb. I n the D. A- Cald­ well Con.eat the prises were won as follows: - b t s s J u . l a Hodges, the -------- 1st ¡ ris e. Ml** Apna How- V 1' * 1» ' * 4 . *■ «e J. Musson. für L' tf Rooms for R en t Two nice lMt?f furnished rooms. Mrs St<-phen, corner Sixth ami Oak avenue For Kent Cheap for Cash -Twer a cr<w Call or write A. M. Tyler TO RENT ni ■ * ' j y f t ■— . i? •>V. - • For Rent after Nov. 1st— 5 room cottage, 121G Park avenge ___ per month including water. 0 . ' Spencer. 19rtf For Kent— T w o First street. Joe Colu Company. . big store* on DeMont, Co^o 20-3 to . MISCELANEOUS For barn mock den. 1205 York. E“ r Itcb v ^ A p p Iv to Mrs. Jas 20-3p For Rent Furnished rooms for light housekeeping Apply to Mrs. Furcn, 117 Laurel avenue, city. 9-tfe sale For ale Hound pup for sab* cheap Just t hè righi age to t r ai l i. ' Por Reni Cheap T h e D li Musa n _ p Lynch, Su tifoni, Fin., R o u t e piare, 5 a cren, ut Morire Station See I >i; lo a li M i t i b e l l No 1 h tf. Mi 91 p phone laird’s St at ion. Wa nti'd St h men's t i e n t lenleli 315 E 5-tf ........ -, Fourth t** ••1 lu­ ll ome Sc tin: I $10 lo tfló l i e r acre, tioo.i ,,,.atiua un roniCTfose to Sa ninni \'<*/r Moine Seek er, t h i s olii.. Th is S ea so n ’s Show ing o f Lady Corsets r corsetry. all Designs that arc is correct the last in word. Materials and trim m ings are rich and dainty. W o rk m a n sh ip is flaw less, kitting is perfect. A m e r ic a n Lady Corsets represent an infinite num ber reflecting the of, designs, some latest and most ultra features of fashions, others more co n ­ servative in Style. W e . insist that every lady take advantage of, at least, being shown our beautiful line of corsets. Our salesladies will show you with pleasure. • « * • * We announce our first fall showing of American Lady Corsets. i _> ________________ For S a l e — One c hi ld’s bed and one revolving hook case. Inquire 100 For Rent — Nice front room fnr Ea*t 1 bird St U-tf light housekeeping, also well tilated bedroom, 302 Park Ave. For Sale —Trucking and citrim ________________________________L* fruit land across river from Monroe, Five aEiua tiled land Inside city Florida.. AIO. to $ 2 0 ' por-acre? Ad» limits for rent, near brick road and ss» " L a n d , " c-o Herald. 18-3p loading .station. Apply to a . p. >r Sale—-1911 Harley-Davison Conhelly. Sanf or d. Florida, »-tj ■■'«* 2 . mot l Wv cl e. II h. p. Twin. Cheap. ------------------------------- - ■ Furnlshed rooms for housekeeping R un oTRLrnilo, Write Wright-Hel­ a t Mrs. C. H. Smi th’s, ,10s p^,^ ft»«, A g t ^ C r l a n d o , Fla. ^ 18-ltp Ave., between 8rd and lrh streets, A Real Bnrjj One four pas_______________________ 15-tl , songer Overland. rluss conFor Rent-e-One acre tiled |an,| 0o ditiorr. For sale. lOtTHi. First St . Third, strret and Maple avenue. Address Rex Packurd, R F [). j 15-tf 0 Cents. C omprises Rev. G. B. Albertson of DeLand, Rev. C. E. Enlow of Winter Park jind Mr. S, Harrison of Winter Park arc in town attending the Christian E ndea vor convention. Congregational Church The special musical prelude of t went y minutes for t he evening ser­ vice of Nov. 8, at 7 o’ clock will he wotth tho cons deration of many. Th is It tl be the first of monthly preludes for - our rr g h t services— after this being held. . he first S u n ­ day night of each month. Wa t c h for further particulars. Th e hoys scroll sawing class began with a goodly n umb er last Monday. Some friends have s e nt for an extra supply of outfits, so t h a t hereafter no delays will be necessary. Open for hoys of our Su nd a y school each Monday atui Thursday after school. The ladiea'of our church will hold their annual bnzunr^on Dec;. 5, S a t ­ urday afternoon and night. Place und further particulars ■frill be a n ­ nounced later. Our Sunday school Is growing stoddily, being larger now titan a t this time last year. E ve ry scholar will find i t of great advantage to bo regularly In hi a placo every Sunday; let nothing prevent this, pleuto, S. S, scho.ars, both young and old! Houses for *ale or rent. ' ■ ■ UiiiUuihjI nion a venue y „ , ^----------— rE M ^ I nìTTìR" Mllll^ lL' ;.^ ^ ^ -^ ^ American a n' s Club was well attended, an in­ Mr, and Mrs. It K Etdridgc, who terest and enthusi asm prevailing spent last winter in Sanford are on t h at was most, gratifying Routine their way from Dillwyn, Va . to business was t ransacted The resig • Sanford, coining In f i n i r automobile nations of Miss Mill \\ hither, sei 1 hey will hi- tin- guests of Mr and rotary treasurer, und Mrs C M Mrs 11 11 Long Mr Eldndgc is \ orce, chairman of rest room com­ a commission man, connected with mittee were ac cept ed with regrets. the H. G. Mile» Co. of New York. Mrs. W. L. Morgan waa unanimous­ ly elected to succeed Miss Whitner. Committees appointed, were Mrs. ■ Miss Grace Townsend, state s ec ­ W. E. Watsoh, chairman of civics; retary of the C. K Society will he J N Whitner Mr». Harry Pilkington. house c o m ­ the guest uf Mrduring the eon vent ion mittee; Mr*. T. A Neal, chairman house r o inmj l i c e and Mrs Mason J ’I ll< v G It abiron. formerly of commit tee on birth registration Dr, motion it was agreed to have Mis» Sanford but now of I'ampa is the J . Pearle Rogers present a musical j guest uf Dr. and Mrs (". E. Walker. comedy for t he benefit of the d e - j purtrnent in J a n u a r y . Mrs. W. K. Mrs. Duncan B. Curry of J a c k ­ Watson reported t ha t a cleaning up sonville, president of the S t a t e campaign would he observed in Union of C. E . and Mr. Nelson of De ce mb er and another in April. Kissimmee are the guest« of Mrs. Moti on was made and carried to C. R. Walker for the Endeavor c o n ­ operate a rest room at the Woman’s t e n t i o n . } Club rooms, provided funds for its maintenance could he raised. A Mrs. Woatherbee Sr. and Mrs. full report was mude in behalf of Nellie Weathcrbee of Kissimmee the Junior Civic League. are visiting Mrs. J a c k Davison. Fine 5 weeks old lettuce plants vfor salt1 50 cents -ner 1.00ft. M. Himliin (Shoe milker). 113 W. 1st street. 19 -2t p ADVERTISING Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ferrnn of Ambassador Gerard cabled today Kustis are the guests of their daugh­ ',u" y (hat - Germany needs a t least fifty j 1 ter. Mrs. D. L. Th ra sh er . » MesPow­ Secondhand oil or gaaFor Kent— T o refined rouplt?k f„u ‘i’sw* good bitntrr.T ’nTcA'frtomV.- -RxeellenLTo ration ■j*tn eheap. Can he seen nt Sanford F u r ­ dollars per mon th. No small chil­ niture Co. *. 11-tf dren. Enquire R, Herald Ontr,. i wish to invest $200 00 in m h Ren t— Good seven acre farm, and house, near Beck Ha m­ and my service in a good [laying Station, known as Castle Ga r­ i ............ >■ hutiftHili ih*■» ~rrtrw 100 Bedell St., Address Corn C. Hollinger, J a m e s A. Fi nn , l ‘‘-.’tp Center St., Cnnostota. New Hempstead, L. L , N V Pi-tic Wanted Two-furrusluil r - m » fur For Rent Nice furnished rooms light housekeeping Mat ^ arni at S t u mon’». $1.25 a week und up. 5 yuer ohl child. \\ hen an-wi ring 316 E , Fourth St. 9-13tp s t at e priee. H. H. J., c-o Sanford T Herald. 19-2tp For Rent Suite of three rooms ■Liyid hath. Over McCuller'a store. Wanted— Plowing or team »ori , I Sahfurd Telephone Co. 11-tf All Local A d v e r t i s e m e n t s f i n d e r --------__________________________________ CLASSIFIED Mr. Julius Sc hu lt z und family, America fuii'Rnudi who are recent arrivals inSanford * *u‘ publir isinvited to this con-j lire domicilibd in the Howard hotr.e rerl •' freewill offering will h e ; taken to he used in the lurchare of on Oak avenue. * » music. — For Sale - 0 ü �IN THE' HEART OF THE WORLD’S (¡KEATEST VEGETABLE SECTION «r . i * ' PU B LISH ED SEMI-WEEKLY : SANFORD H ER A LD IN S A N F O R D VOLUME VI v Huh) llii»ine»» Oil** of tin- hliMosl placet- in l lie i Vy »he building forni«-rty the A. C . L. passenger station it ml re­ cently loused By h ]■ Dutton who |ia engaged in tin* crate. glowers’ " fetturo of S.inlnnl and him re c«Aitly purvha»t-tl m- oti l I fine autom u b i l o - r m r l f r ^ o r n i F Ifansportartoti Sanford growers are beginning to of feed untl »upplu » and luT kt.tq „ Winn ihe quexnnn perk'up a bit and an bringing in i them moving. the first shipments of the season. I of hauling the sehonl children ewnic The fit)' ia beginning to feci the up Mr. Dutton w’n* there with the fint pulsmgs of the great vegetable smile proverbial am! offered to hnul business that hns placed Sanford them on the Cameron City route. foremost in the winter vegetable He hauls them on rceortl lime and growing sections of the world. In u is contumplating the purchuse of conversation with F. ,F. Dutton,, another big truek with a top to that Busy hustler who keeps up with keep t he kiddies from t he. rain .this •verything pertaiiing to the mar­ winter. Mr. Dutton has just rekets and the growers wo elicited the (reived several car loads uf farming following valuable information: ' Impl ements and has everything for First car of vegetables for the the grower, even the seeds und the »rasoti moves on Saturday. Egg­ plants. Hi- believes m aiding and plants made up fropi various ship­ assisting the grower in getting startpers and >hip|N'd 1 0 New York ed and after bis trop is ready is Previous -ales eggplant from San­ there to Inn it nr get the best mar­ ford sold from t - '-¡i to f ’J .ML Pros­ ket price (or -.tine i n ' ti,* non berti pects for later shipments at pn ad­ marke (a. Dut tun is the Kind of vanced price good. man that Sanford needs. Various western markets begin ‘ning to inquire for eggplant, also lettuce and romaine, these markets advising that the cold weather Inis CHRISTMAS BOX TO EUROPE’S TOTS pra« tirali) ilit r«o #,,i home uro n' n vegetable-, and t hut by tbe timi* our supplie- .tf* liberal t here n\ i ml «Î 'I r»« a *•* * In- #i ' i l i 1.- >..... I liiar ki ■l> ubi ta • ,• n i n i . h 1* w* l i l t , uni p ici" fi I i.\ K I I D 1*1.01*11: OK , M itt to 1 XltM too lugli a 1*r i * •• M M o i l U l ( l > l ' 0 \ | ) \ | i M twr .ltd 11, r>-' rr ' in •t ,. la gl '.1 ] ! I H \I I 1 * 1 . "-ft* . 1 1i* ma ru1 t hat v\ti «i. 11 impose on high prices to sturi it..it r, •til I ' 1 11 L■» i, I a pur! : , ■< -, l .«, n .,gi 1 1 , u l t i . . Lut 1 1 ê,...... (llalli;. .Itili prttpt ul II ,C-t||,||')| -Is We will 1 park. exrllet ' i iti t t u-. putei", « . *bonl te, ' • : t ..-li .nul ma.ti t , ti 1 1 _ ni l 'I edltui oí •i n It. t* Nui II aI t -i, ibral.l i ,. a \\ im •1 til litio read •• 1 •ml*» \ :• -T*,' ! -» pillili' w it It a g t " ••T"n1¡a > 1 it. bu i I,. «-a «*«*.»««4 *-**••" UH "I I * H i nilsn me Y at hl II e r e n| tlie_ titles! VU. I l l s l i u t i ti t . re t tils s. . isI, M i t . , - ....... pi*’ Ì. h »• • 1 ■■ • 1 UI • • . t ■' . 1 * 1: •t Mil .♦ I - t i t .! M 1 ... u .»*,.! l "%. ' • 1 '-.I tt 1 -, n i H. of |l 1 t In tu. (noils' 1' r . 1 1ml •u Ml»* , 1 t , , M-i . . ,.. .. •*l f.*» A . AI-MF I .dçb’ N; ;* 1 Jut n i a lllv 1*»* 1M L» 1 , 11. . til'.. *-ïI ...... leed Advertisement CITY AND COUNTY WILL' ASSIST THE COUNTY FAIR I n t e r me nt ON HONOR LIST ACCREDITEDSCHOOLS i \\i .\i \ un iil 1 I It. . ' > • 1.1 m■- •! : . •• !• m unni. S U -Seminole county will' have a fair February. This has been decided upon by tho action of the citzen.x unci council last night in making an additional appropriation for the Seminolo coun­ ty fair and the board of county c om­ missioned will do the same today. Both of these bodies hud already pledged u sum of money for 'an exluhiUutL ,aL Orlando, and recogniting the fact that a display of S em­ inole county product* here would be fruitful in results to the business interests .d tlte county decided t hat the display in Sunford could It® re­ moved in the Oriando fair and a much butter exhibit made there. This ia > in lino with the idea of the ent er­ prising merchants of this city who are heartily in favor of some a t t r a c ­ tion that will bring the people to Sanford instead of allowing t hem front year to year going from S a n ­ ford to * 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' other city. OF •se mi nol e c o u n t ) r a n h a v e a fair <■! l a r g e p r o p e r t l ot . s if t i e- p e o p l e of tin <ity gether ests and county an d work 1 l i re is will stand to­ f or o u r o w n i n t e r ­ t i. r e a s i o ,• tb»' world «1 i Sanford and Seminole county should not have a fair a ml tl -tart tie . ir It |. t r i t e t wi i i pool t ri 1 II? iu ■ in m ak e tin tur 1! uriil.i • \|.' ' ....... - ' \ li t " it t o t Mink* a lag display i e • c a t t l e a n d Log- wilhut sti,(a tde b Ul l t l l ngs b u t 1 he s p i r i t ,,| and «l |a l r %« .11 In1 s t a r i e t i l i n - -«■., Mill t b e p. ..pl." W: i rbi n g l 1II' f h#* 1 till’ d ' .1 -. 1 't ir 1» X • «. ;J 1 1 ,t .1 * » . 1 1 a d ! ,r •» " ‘ f.*' e s i. ■ I l I t ' l l ' ., t.li t l , t g ...... i* h a b , g ■«tutti . L o r \ . 1 we t.. • i l V['I «il 1 1 !■ • • ’*» " ’ ’ u- B. I ad trade U n i t uttt N e w s p a p e r * \ inter m j c \i l u t a i * r. .(it.»ee«— ! I ..? O . I ti . . when t I,e t Li a a*i p.t ■ per* slopped p u b l i c a t i o n f or t h r e e on day*, businesss al i b e i i t v - t o r t ' s wit* at. su, ((_ i r a d I« all » at! i si atol till It store- reach tin- pul,In through t lie tng . a i o l i ! r’ • ■. -s .1 1 *1 I , lo, I 11 ■.... ha >■:, l ton Knhi it* o n Dr KdWard d Iolm \ I k •. t - I o n "•i.g> H gi t . t . t ■■*r» t ' * 1 utili»* lu•11 »r » Nu io Mr •it > • 1 O'U 1 d tb. TURKEY COMES IN . *«i 1 * - FM H ill) \ O llTM N 1*1 \< l . s -. ft . tor ! !.. ■ latto .' . Ii,» • h.,ll't t... . . . l h,.t looks good ,. .in • i 11. t t.it I, . il t In-r l: nineteen out of twenty people will I III. t . I all »lates. break previous habit*, even if they in Ib-fl i ii When the Florida d el eg at i on never «Mitered t In’ stort* before. no w . lidin hrong lit iqi the Florida scbool*, (lie Then is nu sin b thing ,«s loyalty to ■I'i'f al w , r ti. ■vppheat lot, ol il.. High a t ’ V p a r t o d. , r s|,,i,- , uy tin,re The t<t I .1 1 • . 1 . .nit t r a d * g o e s t o t l ' e pi.11 1 t b . l t s e e [It* t o . .......! .. ri ad t » ., s ll.ii. t— I M . .......... • there in Europe. 1'eat Iters. tuerI chants, tlttli women and, tin, people ' a t large did their -hare in trlling corners in ti e t>m r . - . r i ' d t"r tin m ai d Sa lifor 'i peo; . •ltd their dot . ■.' 1 ■ ■ ri'.,, ' * .1• , t, o| . ,1 I.fought iloti, ■ agetin e V■ l_) I lilt. g h i'l ' It t ' I t. , '.'I • .'.l|Ot ■t , toll nt ../in , ' u • \. .ii - . . tin* war. stili a r c progressing wit It teli ' ' . i n k a r e i l a i m e d Y t p a r e t v t l y T ü r ke . fury almost un paralleled, hut t h e r e tret I II Vol Vell m lin i a l i ­ I , ,11 no ch an ge * of i m p o rt a i * ' â t at. ft ; on t a lo ng I >• 1 i ' ll,, ml tin- '100 mi l , r, pot t • |<> , * i1 l ' i r , s ,1 n, ,-. t n t ? i » ,i| pie ,1 11* i ■ •T .111-, . m l «nf» X h:i - • ' • » * t In m.i n i r . \\ ' •, !••»-»' •» Un- .till. » des to; ! ' ,ggl* Mr to. . t.. 1 •. 1; - «* > i *. • • ■' / **-’■ I p a -‘ 1•*»r1n t * ' Im ì »I Ik¡ 1L f 1i l 11»\i j •1\* 1« 1 . r - a d t >r M • H A |, <f* Î L» bv R ii - ' 1.1 !.. ..I 1■« 1mi 1 h **1il»"?» Ail L 1 . ps. -ti.................... 'll .1 Up at t lu I ti ) i...t ntiib itai i t y , uni 1? h*»l A Mil) Iiv king» |,v doggi I I' dork last Fri dà > night. T h e Will warm 'limier wear and -t in, i * , i.,. t « ■, * * i,f I hi* I ib ; 1*1 luit 1 1 i t.o, I, .,( I he >l„ i ' I roí" o.»tad by Jacksonville parties t lie dozens 1 m - , s b Ib-st-l »•oniinwr 11» .t» I n »»f r i l l u l liUk . j 11,, , not moils f.i hghiud irpm bow to s l o t h ' o n pretuness w.y» utldid Ly. M r s i i o l l V, T h e ( ¡ n e b e n a n d l i r e* to aggressi on I The cuniidence of Germany as Friday jugbl by colored electric the vointimtee on buying, wtlliu result is reflected in Ian. G e r m a n c r u i s e r * u r q t i ffed by B|Lu and the efToct from the streets h«l,y'» pretty little blanket and i up, I the ultimate Tur i y , m u l l o u r T u r k i s h t o r p i d o the words <d Emperor William °I Sinfm,1 wa» very pretty, ultraet- irresistible in it* p mk j i e a u r y Toy* boat . a f e r e p o r t e d t o h a v e V l.e Weil I i t i h r . n l ) c i m i i n s t a u r e s tin- e n init a large crowd to the dock. It is “ll descriptions went into thus.. t In- . bom tinnì ment id U itssi.iti ■ in\ will t'l b a a l e l l . " be s a i d Iti a d «id that the Wilt rose was t h e . hexes atul wild, knows tin loving Ti n pt. s e t , , , I •I : in l lie l r i mi a )'»cht recently used by the com- -■*'riliec* made b> little b. art- to ilt, , i g o ut ,»< b i s r e g i m e n t s . |b r m , s i . i t * ' , ollii'ially t h a t t h e I- D u r t e i l o l T u r k i s h g u n h o w l ' at P*ny putting on the I’ettls of I'aullne »'In rished toys and hüpsnkVs t In • t r a t i e e o l t h e <<idl ••( - t e r 111■I to the far away children'.* High s i t u a t i " « is r e g a r d e d as t h e m o s t t* running at the Star g, i n v o r . t h l e |lfj- s o m e t i m e , a l t h o u g h it *i'ur • -Il I r o u p s ill, ¡It1 \ r . I. Vi school girl* ruiiiiHiigiiJ out almost on e G u l l forgot tell toys, boy s gave their Kivi.- ... new d e l i t t i * o l t h e l i g h t i n g H old T h i e f I ... . gar i n. Wi red ‘ U11 h I •> ' ■■•r .11 I rett' It s t a t e m e n t ’ is e q u a l l y dimes and quarter- and litt!»' girl* l ia \ntor Schmelz report* that some 11‘ I Ve III l l pp 1•■?*! >' b o p , I ,| in t o n e T h e al l i es a r e s a i d It liaHjil broke into his pavilion at d r e s s e d d o l l s , Iibt a n d new piI o r, 11ti « ,. i ■, ■ 1 11' i I , , Iliad, ' s l i g h t p r o g r e s s III mi i l l i ,, l "Uark ami stole cigars heel i a t i m e ol s w i c t - , it, p a t h .il,d 1 el.. es, G - r . . , r ■t - » ' . » !: vati". points, including the blood *jid -oda water and other supplies. c o o p e r a t i o n t h a t will la < in t, !.. d join In tin* uur, luv» di1 » l'.C'l, «1« j , « l i mi t i ni d' o l H a n d e l s , i n t h e vjt In ' mm. tmek the second night and *or ,nu,|> y e a r s t o m u t e m O n t h e c e n t e r vor bog to u message f r o m l Sufiii, fu and Mr •vvomen wlit» have hail charge of t ht- fI e n t i t y ••( D i x m u d e . Ltlped himself again > neutral .V, .void L.I n lu •' ' 1 ,i,d f i g h t of t h e allivtl l i n e s , us 1 rem is thinking of set 11tig a work! ' r e t t i ed regarding the 'I IM i ’ lull ull to Over nino dollars in <ash wit- >>u s, Milt' "I tin' tier muti» are sai< " ar trap tc/ catch the burl, bold »•>*■ (»artiii Grec1 e und Bouiitatua. who»« have Ini'ii repulsed. ourglar. tributed by the high school and pati . ill til«' war I' r> gar Ii d as not The German and Austrian forces ■ — grammar school, that w*t- judicious utUG»’ ly, we- ilTOOUtit of thi* arlliTlt* in the east, compelled y^xittire bu­ ly ox pended by Mrs. It. J. Holly, of T irkeV. I w i th ‘Sanf or d merchants, for article* fère the Bussiti n advance, have >* |||i . to go lit the box T h e H-..fl, the primary school added to Un­ laical St ars to Twtnkic leash brought by the little tot* anil Never before in the history of playing un ettlhusiuem which men to sent a bolt of outing llanind, to lie' Si ( CESS. added to their other contribution*. Sutiford bave lite people itaci thè The piny 1* being given uinlet the Ont ho topof oach box wns a card. I opportunity thnt will ite given t bem HUspnes of* the t'lvo Depart met.I of " F r o m tbe Childrcn of Sunford to ,m Tuesilay evening, Nove lOtb. ut tbe Woman's ( ’Ink and hearty thè ( . hildren of Europe, A Mi-rry |j(|1 |mpurial. lo »ih* locai star* play Southern E x p re ss Co. opt lion tt| ..¡1 |. t,..| Uhrlstmn».” The l.ox will .......... . * , .. , m g li: l 11*0-1 > r e , I t i . i h . e lllimitcì I fW first pa^p mention a.s thè l . r e will I .,I pel , 1 S I nlller J.i»flt l i ' . ’ w. 1 r,l I ' e 11 g, . t * t'l t if* largest advertisers in li-uve New York t ' n y S u i t o e o n i f t ì • f u r a i ' t r a m a Uni i h a * Itati 1 I m ,1 11"u Ili' : t'l tlt< i l ul l ..I,'! .li­ t ì i v n i g a c o n l i u l miti wi l l i n g , i - - i . t N' w Y " r i . ri i n today’s issue. The ad­ atic«' to , Mr * . Terlutun w«re Alt jj»«. jtluy. " ( t u t ol thè F o i d , " b> to i tie rest r oom, a ie.,tur c of the vertisement may be found duincs Hurry l'ilkington, Al Lilgui. lauigdon McCormick, is the drumu- dul l that f rom u practical vdewpoint wa» a success, and yet nei eetls ett W. Ii. Totera, it. J. Holly and John .on Page G tizalion* of Moody and Sankey's cu tu.i gement liimnciully Meisch. To Mrs. A. E. i’bilips is due tb«- 1 “ Ninety anti Nine, " and is arranged *f»Sp'ecial Notice credit^ for t he suggestion to send a so as to* present a succession of afv ( hristlan Endeavor Progrnnj box lu Europe. The Woman' s Club pealing scene», each scene containing Owing (p t he rush of business of The ^ erald will on each cordially t h an k * all who have con- a clever plot and a telling moral in­ terspersed with enough humor to the Endeuvorcr» the local secretary I tributed I n a ny degree to tho suc­ attention to the cess of the movement, and psperlul- make one forget tho strencr things could not get the article relative (o advertisement in ly the children and youtig people of of life. their meeting here ready for . this * Eaeh of the cast bAa been selected iit*tie. The sa me in full will,appear the Sanford public school* for their because of their individual fitnesa |h Friday’s ixsfut. The L argest The j morning at nine SEMINOLE FAIR NOW ASSURED lilt »M!* In l l i e ira. L I>i I ♦k*-r .- w i l l b e . 1«■t, I l . . • ?! • • •,» II* »». t**»* G »i *L « «l * .il 11 •1 * n, Gi u - 1 il F .»Un» \ .i. ■ - tt 0 Iti ? Vid in hi- ,i * d f l .- •. , • . • i . t. ■ iil, • »a?:.. ; ■ • I. i , ,— * Ihc t., mui that be n i o g aiti» tío ta, t y( the proof being in the eating of t hcl ish. lie in hereby ilerted an honorary member of the Ananias I luh and win be taken out on their lirst outing Die he. ti will dIt i* !•• * > •■ |. •! ib. *i 1 1 >1 1» , 't kl % * ui i* m ' •* r K »Ï D ! )•*».II» t.i" X I wllalli» M ,t i * K J' Will be I n \i - «i hi 1 v r . i >' 1 * l n Hat t ■■ î 1 ,i lililí'» 1 ni 11' 1 ‘ Jt * ï. »r î L« r .....ii- pb-tuhil pin ni priyi 's ;ifii 1 gardon ' *' 1 -- ad • 'r t u IVI.i ke b e ft 11 _ Kim avenue l a s t Friday "night funeral occurred .Sunday from the l a t e residence -------Mr. Nelson was 77 years of age Soi • ti mi. . mum ji ibv Livti».*lL the lutai oí his d«-««tb a n d —hinl There seems to lie some ml»upprehension ulm'ut tin meaning of Depa-in. -nt of the Woman's I'lul iteen in feeble health (or sevoral me City Beautiful article published expect« io bold a plant sale, mid it ' years, His rapid decline being due to a stroke of paralysis sullered in the Herald two week* ago. The would lie a good idea for- intending about a ugo. worMs ¿ r n i f attnuaf do not r t f e r ton ÂÜÏ. customer*, to study their plant c a t ­ 'ielsot Mr. Nelson came to the Upsala clasts of pluntr, but to the f ac t that it is the intention of the commit tee ulogues a liit, and indicate to some section with tbo Swedish colony and »ricmal land owners to hold competition* -«-rMi oh it m-fi t/. member of the committee just what, For the spring show, which will lie aorta of thing* they would like ‘t o f « el llng lil* property from General , * I Sanford when the colony ■was lo* held,in April or May, it is the object have. This thing of studying a lloWere c.itctl there and |iintod to encourage the planting oT (lowers ratal . *1 | s ,f very curious developgrove, fullering the Joss Ilf Ills trees that will make an immediate show, At Ttit" staff one muvTie or- Ifl Hit* riñere but sticking lo his and tin«* for two reason* Firstly,* men! when one begins to plant in u small ders ,i mi* rei latteo us lifty cent col- place in adversity with the charac­ He was way, like nasturtiums, pinks and lection or ina y \m> in a groat sport teristic fidelity of Ids race. respected by all who knew him ami igalici. ibii. b’s to l.lo» in a the like, tin* gardening germ gets in of evi • during Ins long residence in this sec­ w hot, m.i.ir in plants t.( thè ilori-ts it- b*'t work nobo.dv ever -lopIIy and t<> t he gi r fu tion made many Iriends who loved willi amqiuls if I bey make a •uccess OWII -■ ■ . t ioli grow '■re ai tiviand owtie begilis him |.»r bis honesty and integrity. of t hein. aiiil the (.hinting of heavy He leaves a loving wifo and *ix idea» of one's uwn, ordering shrubbery that will endure and grow to ‘ha more beautiful as years gp on, fol­ a ’ twenty-five dent novelty to try children to mourn his loss: . Mr*. lows easily and naturally Secondly, out, or several of . some favorite Van Ness, -Mrs. J , V. White, Ellk lini this begins the infer- word Nelson Benjamin Nelson, Krin the spring of the year we have plant tritili», and by ‘•V the easiest best Nelson, more visitors limit at any other s e a - ! b |,n lieg T i • • i. tía ' I , p. 11n l « k e f i j son, and these i>riitv blooming t bey .. 1 m *tw■ L 1 1\ ! I'M- fit*** J \1'•*> 1Lings afe at lt.eir best then M. M f * «i f. ■ed l i â t showing what mir s,.i| and climate Ilei daV .ml . Death of Haris Nelson Haiij« Nelson, one of the pioneers ■' i' 1 i. J rt»pstip •1 ist** »■vi'r.’tl IH k . •* « AJ ». \- f O .h • ‘ *■ '■ tt •; icrt-aì 1 ' I la II lie i rud 11. * , ' «a : * V,1 lOlñr U] •- iruui In o r d e r (oo»l m bis Iti- statement -tuii-ini'iit that uni in c.itig nl-f.i NO 1M, GOOD LA DIRS OF SANFORD DOING GREAT, y^v- i* t emil i c hurc h olflciuttng WO UK OK IMPROVEMENT s . v made in Luke View. 1 ■' ' I *»\ ** 1 . lull MBIAIIil.lt C ITY B E A U T IF U L C A M_____________ PA IG N GROW S EGG PLANT STARTS OFF WITH GOOD PRICES •tin* ly L ife /a IVow/i ¡.¡virijl S A N H I H I 1 . F L O R I D A . Tl I N D U VEGETABLES START FROM SANFORDf ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I , * 't . . . . . ,,, 41 t |,i Ii gi . i.g •I > i n . ,1 ....................in,' tn t :> t urt, for i In­ part 1. u l a r a r t i , le D '.,*• ’ ■.' t- 1 rgaitts 1 tr .. , , ' i 1 1 •, . {..st ,-r t litougb tld\ ‘ t»f » t t IlM t f» •* llii'llliMi Và». newspaper than any other way. f » *11ii1*i 11 1 1 I*y ih* • h.urm.Hi -l’ ii.it (V her,, 1 u#t',m,-r gets ,,*,■ 11 ji vx Li ■ i Ft»1 ki’il [** * ist U, t III' opt MOU ( lnr,-ugb bts (rielida. there are a ui î t m » t»tu nu l u <b wn - rend score that come through the newsT h e n en lite t i l e call for the best. paper advertising. Dr t ' o n r a d t a n d Mr Thitrksoti selecteti the application of the llillsNew Vnrk l*uri) Here borougb Bigi, School When I’rof I. S Mutton of Kndicotl, New K,thins,in bad remi it severul jumpYork and Fred Aldridge and Frank >d t,, their It of to make 11 motion, (Snyder of Binghumpton, New York lor the adtqdion of the Florida c om ­ were ' i n the city yesterday on a mittee*» recoin in* -tidal Ititi» T h e mo­ prospecting tour Mr. Mutton' is tion was made ,. 1 ,|| ■Iirrii'il by -a» an o l d f r i e n d ol E D, Uhiltentou of i in mat toil »-peaking o| I ht». Ml this 1 tty and tin party spent the day llttbllison said toda;., "It wa, the very p l e a s a n t l y moking over the city. grt „ 1 si hm,,,, 11.** a - - ml 1 0 u , oui,I Mr Mvi11<ititi i. engaged ill the hotel I.« t o. . upon 1 1..I I.unía lugli bu»iiie>s* a n d owns anil eolilrols sev­ -. bu,u eral title hotels in hi» native s l a t t ­ i t i l i 1,o r , 111gli High school of this ami bus an interest in several in c i t y hi.» boien an accredited school Florid.. lie js also Interested ill P u v1 : ., • I.............. i 0 M c u itiliur ol starting a hotel m rvunford, lor after t b e t w e n t y a, « e |T! eil t III' 'll her day looking over the prospect» here and l' i to t w e n t y were t he choice of the noting the link <>f hotels here he hu* r u m Itili t e e , from 1 ’ thirty applications de culmi vwaiorurri siboitt - J u n u a r y ' Ulmin with tin-in. ■—tt^uetrlitilH' Wert1' first ami sfnrt something here. asked of all concerning equipment, (acuity, etc ( imperative Katmlng? ll i e schools thus accredited are In thia ugu of eooperation, in Gwyye institute, Arcadia; Lee C mut­ which manufacturing and commer­ !.. Ht gli. Fini M y or»; ) luytnnu iligli, cial uiteresU lui ve attui ned wotuierDay tona; Manatee County High, ful dcvelopment ami snccesit by Hrudentown; Pinella» County High. merging tlu-lr resources, il i» not Oourwatcr, Alai bua C'iiiint, Bigi». to he wondered'at that eooperation ( ¡iniliosv ju ne sville, ilio. Du vai < «tunt y High. b us -dow ly l ui t I n i ' v I ti l i *1 we l i d e i Lo k-nti vtile 1 Itti iil.l M \ . la. 1 •* - 1 •» . . I Me est M ' iM " . llsie.'l.l I "lilt I l>U||t' Inlkel.ill't Itele ( minty Hi g h i ti gl i . High High, •I j Ke> Kl»-' L.ikfi. 1 1 1 , 1 . . Mi ami , (léala1 High, Ocala: E sc amb ia l minty High., 1. 1 ... o . ... Pensacola; Plant Cit y High, I’iai.t ... •, . . . , , 1 ( tty; he mmole ( utility High, Sailforti; St. Johns County, High, St. Augustine; St. Petersburg High, St . Petersburg; Hillsborough County,* High, T am pa ; Palm Beach, C o u n t y High. West Palm Beach. I t means that t he graduates of any of these schools will be accept ed without examination by tbe goll e g e s - o f the south, and aWo by ma ny I nort hern colleges.— Tampa ..Times. J . ' * • i l« w.iv t u t u r n r u l kit« Tbe obi incili u.| «il |. givilig , adivi....... . w,iv t u III. gr il i.nly , I. I p e r u t l v • spi i l a n d t b e r e s i l i ! i- .1 g r c . i t l y reduct-d cosi of iivuig a n d ie.vicned ex penso. , , ol farming, ., , Tlortda inirmcrn are leading - the cooperativo movement and it is gradual,y being extended into every feuture of community Ufo. í — 1----------------------- — , New Pressing (Tub Mrs. S. If. LuHocquo has s t ar t ed a new pressing club in the Clark building at tito corner of Palmetto avenue und First street and expect*, to do flrat class work in pressing; �T V. WVïV*.*, - r » r u .i: two •* ÇjOT*ï ? T I I K S A N F O R D HK1tAI.lt NOA KMHF.Ît .1. 19 tin- dinitlg rotini reil and black feu- '.»11 O u k . «Venue, Thursday lured the ducuruliuns, with SorVing- ' Misses Meli tVhititer, |yellow daisies. A witches', caldron Aid Society n( the Baptist church. Mary Chnppcl, Margaret Davi» a ri»! hung in one corner. launch wus All member* e x a c t e d ‘ to bring nn Martha Fox. P l u mb i n g and served from the cuUirou, kith fancy apron he ’l l _ Gas Fitting — BEING A RESUME OF^ SANFORD HAPPENINGS ' wafers. The souvenirs were yellow ; PI.ACKD ANY \V i n ; It K. K VER V W H E R K ami lilack. baskets of nut* and ranAmong those from Winter Park In t Utlv \Ve*lt UP-TO-DATE tiie* Th e guests were received in f„r t he »E convention were .Alia* l>‘, Suriflay P*|> All W o r k I t v c o i r e * My l ’tr-un»! rn» ami Mifithe hall b> a gho„'t. The-rooms Florence Hetta, Mrs. Mattie Harris A t t e n t i o n And lient Effort* «inm . U » n l CommunirnlioriH far thin Column Should bp Marked "Society Editor", or « i n . Prompt, were lighted only by the lanterns. , and \|r. Percy Dale, Phoned to Mrs. H. A. Trrheun. Phone 203 rrtiahtr wrvie». giving an eerie touch of ghoatliness j F r m mtimntiìfl- l«*t in figura » I t h you on faking Opposite City Hall Telephone No y rntir«* chant«* «it your •<!\»-rtuin« mt«-rmt*. lU*fcrIIO the scene. Hallowe'en games M(.,| wh il ne r returned Fri- pftrm from »atUftai clini U l-htinr «771 A n n ou n ctm rn l» I a », », k boM,in* ' »“ >r' r t " wor« emoye.|. old apd young enter- day fr„ m „ w,.,.k-s visi, t(( Wlntcr It. « », i M , , unti all nortA tif iliilloui* en K i i i n w ^n » mio ih»*ni u ni i ili** ioliit\ ami . T h e \\ oman n Citili uill meet ut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . 1 arh % , . ,. , .... were enjoyecl by Ih«* young people npmt oi thè neniton. In thè ghost Advertising Company, Inc. thè ciuh roani» un Ouk svenili* w pò * i . . . . . . . . u , t , j ^ ^ untll a Iute hour, unti delidou» mki* gue^Ring conte»! thè prue, n pretty Stop a cou*h before It Mittu ml Life Hid«, Jmràtaunvlife, Ha, neaday afternoon at •» o ciuck. •' i . , . .. , Henry Wight left Monday The best souvenir apron was won by Mr*. develops something more .. , . . , and punch were served full attendance desired. Business of night for a visit of several days in •erlous. of tho whole party were the c h a r m ­ A. I). Smith. Dancing was enjoyed importance. ing young girls in their masquerade by the young people until 12 o’clock Jacksonville. Ballard’s Mrs. J. II. Ferguson entertained costumes, for the boys to guess warned them t ha t Sunday was at t he rose makers very delightfully which was who.” Alice—Caldwell,--hand. * Enjoyi ng the hospitality of *^r- **• Johnson . of Monroe . was lust t hursday afternooni ic n ext , 1 ^ ^ . liulu lai ty. tpreen w o n “ their gracious host* wero Mr a m p among ,ho visiting delegate* last meeting will he held with—M r m C K~.~ -j" ’ '*“ *“ ■•* ***“ '• JEWELER . . the prize, a pretty tango tie Rush Mrs. J. K J ohnson, Mr and M/* Johnson, T hursday afternoon at .1 Won the prize for being j J . H Ferguson, Dr arid Mr*. C. K I* T h e It r m c d r Th a t o'clock. Mrs. Johnson's home h r® the best Barnutn & Bailey clown on W a l k e r , - Mr. and Mrs. Tayl or. Mr Miss Bessie Mosely and Miss MV SPECIALTIES Dor* th r Work. French avenue, next to the corner record, who generously shared his . and Mrs. Harry Kent, Mr. and Mrs." Mattie Bundy ofKissimmee c a m e PTcknnV# Hand Pnlhterl China It relieves coughing lmmr.il, of First street. ** 1 box of candy with t he girls. In t he Wolfe. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Witte, up for the Sunday services of the atelr. eases surenr»* In Ih» Gorhnnt's Sterling Silver lUbgi. loosens phlegm u.J word guessing c o n t e s t , Ulf priz e s ! Mr. a n d - M t t ^ S o c u r J , Mr. and Mr». - C. E. c on ven ti on .-------------- -• Rogers' Plated Ware clears ilio bronchial lubes. It E rrry l l ' r i i r f î ritigr " p ic k l e s , " tied with pink and red |Philip Dale, Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Elgin ami Walihnm Wnichel Is a nno family remedy, ple»sb y Terheum Mesdames A. D. Smith, Mrs. C. 0 . McLaughlin, who Is ribbons respectively were won Mm. May Demtirtg, atute Supt. nnt to tnko and good for clUJ. | a very a t tr act ive T . L. O'Connor, Anna Walker, R a n ­ of J un ior ' Christian Endeavor wus always a popular hostess entertained RUth McDabiel, I dren and adults. t he Every Week Bridge Club last Seminole Indian maiden, and Allan dall, W. 1!. Peters, J . C, Ensrninger one of the Winter P ark dclegates to l'rtoe 25c. M e nod SI. 00. Agnes B o t h a m l y *waa t he and Townsend; .Misses Ev a Walker, the C. E. convention. Th ur sd ay nfternoon and other guests Jones. Duv tho $100 site II Cnntalnil Amelia Schnaar, Agnes Rflnfroe, very delightfully. Th e re were three dearest little clown imaginable. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED five times aa much an the ttal tables of bridge, tho score winning Helen Hand was a very handsome Hora Walker, Carrie Ensrninger and site, and you act with each hot. Mr. Duncan B. .Curry of J a c k s o n ­ tfo a Dr. Herrick's lied I'. pptr] the prize being made by Mrs. R-, A, king of hearts qui te prouil of his Gussie Post; Itev. G. B . Waldron, ville was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Porous plaster for tho chest. Walter Post, 'ffnrt',^T5clinaar, Joe Newman. Th e prize competed for fcseort, -Elizabeth Stafford, a c h a r m ­ SEED POTATOES Henry Wight during the convention. Crown on th* rti(fi->I hill, nl Simtun I'ounty, JameiF.Dallard,Prop. bt.Loun.Ma. by the brides present was won by ing- queen of henrts, in black and Meisch and Mr Minerirk. »looit 1hOQ ti v 1 »Liovo fw« tovrl. Mrs. T1 hIISe prize* ill I a m W. IV. E. U| Watson. M l i mui l t Its Ired. t It, lFern I I II Ward tl Ul II was a gracious and Stephens Eye S itv« Curai Ge-a F R E E FROM DISEASE Mrs. H Iscrrnan of Monroe al* Eye». wirg exquisitely beaut if ul boudoir |graceful dame of “ ye olden tyme, 1^.Surprise I'tiHy g, ta r tl y , prolific variti**, (« u v i h r m a 1 tended the sessions of the C. E. m aStl ,ro nSveni fur c »l.tïofuv. caps of lace and ribbon. Sc al l op ed 1 while the Y u m . Y u m girl was al-^ Little Miss Norma Herndon re|3<xoAuoHccoHntNorf)tw| con vent Ion. W A L K E R S E E D POTATO F A R M S oysters on toast, devilled e.ggn. together kissuble in the person of ceived the sur|»rise of her life, when Boi vv. Avoca. Sltuban Count/; ti V. Wm G M . D R I l b . f pickles, crackers and coffee were May Thrasher. If all the ladies of forty little friends, ail in masquerMis* Gussie Post returned from temptingly served by the hostess the Turkish harem are as a t tr act i ve adc costumes, marched uj» to her Members of I he d u b present were and lovely as Virginia Brady, who home Sat urday night to give her ,t New Y urk on Tuesday, where she Mead a mes T. A. Neal, C, M. Yorce, impornoiiated one of the harem beautiful surprise party and such n has been spending the summer. v Margar et Barnes, Forrest Lake, W. beauties i t is no wonder the Su lt an pre tt y sight is seldom seen, for that Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Ilcnies have D. Holden, G. F. Smi th. Other is u jealous guiirdiun. Enjoying flu* joyous party wore made up of king« guests (Here Mesdames Geo. I). hospitality of the Kewpies were and queen* in gorgeous raiment, taken an a part ment at the Fairview' Bishop, W. E. Watson. S. E. I’ ules- Dick Brown, J. I). Woodruff, G. W. grotesque clowns, dear little fairies. f " r Die winter Mr. Henies ìh the ton, B W Herndon, it A. Newman Spencer, Fred Wight, Allan J on es a charming colonial dame, a beau genial pti-scriptiou clerk at the Setti and Rush Murphy. and A P. Connelly. tiful Bo-IYep, ghosts, Y urn Y uni »noli- I hurmucy girl* ami boys of all nations. 1 nfi/nist I'u rly diaq braves amt princesses, and !.i 1 MrI, K R a k e r , who has b e e n Ih liy h l/u l I'urrh I h lt t if Little Miss Sarah Whj-clcs» was but nut least, t i e Gold Du»i Twin- tin- gm- t •>! her -i ter. Mrs Went, Mr and Mrs Frank Miller en te r­ the happy young hostess of a . were there too, the i ulest pair of left to day for her home at Maratained Friday evening with a charm­ creepy, shivery ghost, party Fri day masqueraders imaginable. The co- -ota ing porch dance, one of the most de­ night in celebration of In r ninth lutne* were beautiful m a n . of Ginn lightful tiVullt. uf lliU MlUfeUll. file birthday, at the home of tier par- displaying taste and ingenuity in I in l Mr a. A. K. Curtiss, mother of Mr«. a t t r a c t i v e homo wus very lovely ertts on Oak avenue After little deve■lopment of t hr eburarter Davis Hart lia- returned from a de with it* ilecnralion* of red and green g h o s t » , w e r e asst t u h l e d . ti n IrliNi Ii. * u .t It 1u».u- t , 11. !,f 1L li g ti t f nl \j-it of -c i er.il months ili » .1 in») red roses ,ind poiu-ettras la-mg used knocking at tile door, a great,I I'Ik! huit ■ till k*. t !» vrirl - pri/e, .1 ! " •v •* W i-i o* in ,ind to orgi'.i • with artistic effect among the green nm-1 lim- t*t 1n in m* VN.1* a w.t r ■1«-•t Iu th pumpkin - ghost, at least Thu softened glow of rod shaded have been, (or it bad a pumpkin Gold Du-t I w n. - , who p r o i . d to I.,Mr- George Reid rue of Bartow lights completed o seem- of charm heud, and then the fun began T h e Surah Wight and Frames |#utioi- I to j;-o : of Mr mit IL»; and beauty most pleasing .uid rf- l i g h t s w e r e I >Il t o u t a n d It w « « i n I'he lo*\-’ prize i f a pair of gobi ■uff K* t-f : .»• feet i s iIt I ■w I .I d i e d g hnsl |y t o s e e al l ti ni e -ir* .t >1 111111 if If. .1,1 It . T h e broad verandas are i - peeiull;. lilt gliO-l- •** 11V•- peopl I I »it t itig wI . ini ;g •• ' i> wti , o - t l i m e * t" d I L i w s . i n - a i d i l a u g t t er, adapt* il for dancing. Tiu* mtrsie around and telling In puh Ur.:l in g game* were i l a y e d i h r " I g h o i n l.u f f in a n left for t l i a b i , Mr was excellent and .the dancing e n ­ v b i s p i - r * t h e most Idoivd (iirillit.g 11»- c\i-i.i v m t i : . j , c F I 1 o ' 1 d ,, Tl I a ’ -, » o mi : a ' ! ■ id < '. M : j oyed until a late hour Punch w.i* g i i O - l - t o n e s a Holt* ,• I j . olili . l> i» .i ii •! ; I M.t 1in served throughout the e\ciung. a U . \ "*■ ' It* nl 1 1•• ’ o I popnl.i! ft \ a Aller I fee - l o r \ : i d b ug '< • saniiwiiii course was also served lo fell. nielli s wire a j 11 > d all ghost lo n g I he little g ilo» 1 - la - i t i n g . J K ^Morris presided over the puncti Dr Sesti w«- frig Itlened utmost la, 111.Hit table I a ill'll! . l i t l o r t) T T * T t “ Kit* 11.« Mo: bowl anti Mr* I J . Gonzales poured wa o . o i c d w i t h .. 1] .tl"L dealii when they culled un inni, and coffee. Th e invited guests were: other people Were j ust a* scared! tl,,nK» l ° th'' »ppvtit» of Hing W orks left Monday (or a visit ' ‘ 'Mr ' 'lb * rn- ‘to 1hi <ih'ldrei: ti-.. ' H e w ill Mr. and Mrs. "'A. P. Connelly, Mr most out of their wit*, but recovered young peuple Assisting n: ,I .inaila and Mrs. F. J. Gonzeles, Mr and Unii wet. MrI' urn -I Lake ..lid away f ■•r everal week when i bey found nut t iny were rent Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mr. and Mra. live girls and boy*. Mrs A I’ Connelly Norma was B. \V Herndon, Me and Mrs R A d I hi lit! ■ r o l l * ha de \ . ... ■ rt ,|f ' ti. 11 » f . »I Ib r n i m i g to t i e W , Jt F|.» 'll i f I ,f i ,, New man. Mr ami Mrs lieu \ •t »11 lit 111 ii- r> I res h m e n t w if -> r • 1 let nttes, I Jr and Mrs S K 1‘tib 11. t. I I. 1 >• '.I r II I he *11lit t g room » till h ».I- level . ton, Mr ami Mr- 1 I Miller Mr \ H.wiiru I .■ml a t t r u e t n e wnii quantities ui and Mr*. \\. E. Watson, Mr and //llt/llUl'lM Nlll'iuf yellow .llower«. T h e fun and frolic Mrs. G e o .. Bishop, Dr. and Mrs. One of the most delightful ami e n ­ /Mr. Air. am and Mr*. Archie Betta rewas finished out on the lawn in the d * Cecil B u t t , . Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Sumlay after a delightful moonlight, the little folk* departing jo ya b le of the Hallowe'en affairs was turned Si Wallnco, Mr. and Mrs. Dens and at Inst with the full conviction t ha t given nt the Presbyterian Mans»' wedding trip «pent in Brooklyn.! Mrs. Morris; Misses Charl otte Hand, Friday night, by the bum» societies s; y N, * Jersey, i'lulailelpl.ui ,u;d' Ghost parties were the best fun yet Elizabeth and Anna. McLaughlin Surah's guests wen- R u t h ami Addle ' » h,," ‘,r "/ U"' ,,M‘ " -»»hinglo,,. I> ( 'Annie Lee and la-ttie Caldwell, Belli1 lu Marshall, Virginia l)*'Coursi*y. Nun Christian Endeavor eonvention n: S m i th , Lillian and Anne Higgins, T h e pariurs were tustefull> decorThu l.u'iu-»' t 'tium uf tint.' h tigrei'axton, Margaret Hi-rm r. Ilelep and Essie Purdon, 'Florence Frank, Linda S hI ih-j Kiiim-il>. Carolyn Sh uma n ’ • ated wnti |>utleil pialli- alili firn- gatimml l ur. t i will in» I a! 1 1»Connelly. Helen Rowland, Horlensc I tonal ii B r m k timi William Vkheeles*. anil iiung with Luk u lanterns liuri I. F n tiny afternoon at It o elm k. Weidman, Muriel Hurrold and Glad Buts, owl* and cals covered the ya Morris; Messrs. Raymond Key, wall*, creating a strong impression I A party enjoying u delightful rub­ J/iisTjurrmfr Ih r lh d a y I'arly Loyd Galloway, Clarence Mahoney, that spooks might be abroad. , Th e lo. G o l liu Saturday afternoon wuf.i* Karl and Eugene Koumillul, Ned, Another happy birthday party witches' ' ca l d r o n seethed and sim­ Mr. und Mrs. M. F. Robinson,"¿Tra. Hoy and J o e Chittenden, Billy Hill, enjoyed by the little folk* was given mered, a moat delicious concoction, Henry Wight and Mrs. F. S. Mun­ Osborne Herndon, Henry Purdon, by Mario Stemper S a t u r da y a f t e r ­ ordinarily culled punch, that was son. . David and Weidman Cal dm well, L. noon in honor of her t e n th birthday. served with sandwiches. A fine P. McCuller, .Arthur YowelL J. i). T h e children came in fanciful mna- program of music und song was ren­ Effective from Äugtet Dt. I B M , to A u 1» ■' Robert s, Ralph Wight and Dr. querade costume*, ghosts, Indians, . Itirlhr dered by' Miss Mamie Devlin, Mis* 1st, l!)lfi. and ¿11a Mi I UT»! .'¿.lùw any lid. Thomas Durham is t)iu name of Fain. cow boys, duikie*. fairies und nil Lettic Caldwell and Mr*. Terwildining timt tniif. B U I Nt 11 A l •AIN M i *• sort* of non-descript characters, liger, Mrs. Maxwell gave it read­ t he little son born to Mr. and Mrs. A D V A N C E 1 All retail biivco <<f » iw J- t mingling together in happy uncon­ ing entitled " Sn nd al ph on ” and re­ Lewi* Thursday, Oct. 2!*tb. » • ** H allotct'en P a r ty car«' fn’iru Aui'ii't 1st, I B M . ' to A»"' 1 cern. sponded to an encore with "lie 1Dlf*. will »bat - in , - dii« oi the r> One of tfie very happieat uffuirs Born to .\ir. and Mr*. C. E. Amusing Hallowe'en game* were Wasn't R e a d y . " Mis* Annie lam tlic^cxicnt «• S-lti 1 vtiJ per Ci t. en ■ <i < of Hallowe’en week was the lovely enjoyed, as well as t h e dainty re- Caldwell ___ ___ _ "giivc""two ^ clever ...... ......................... I'iVtle rea.i- Seh/*" Thursday. Oct. 29th. u little they Inly, P R O V I D E D Wr - » i ! an* ! part y given by the girls of the freshinrnta «erved by Marie's mother, j ¡ng* »Mnnny*« l' ickanniny" and * ° 11' 1,0 wil1 ,M' ru,,ed Jo,,,> K,J 3t)0 0ÜD un» t i l l t.lunng tli.it i’ii ■' Kewpie Club to the boys of the About fifteen guests responded to " T h r e e Little C h e st n u t s. " Up­ wards. C. C. C. Club, iu return for their KmuLtrr the invitations, bringing with them stairs a bewitching fortune teller delightful attention* during the sum­ l oaring car Iota of pretty gifts for the little read the "signs in the p a l m* " of Owing to a slight error and sev­ mer. Th e girls ent ert ained Friday Town car hostess. those brave enough to have their eral omissions, tlie following correc­ evening ut the home of Mrs. J . T.' Coupclrl past, present und future laid bare to tion* ure made in behalf of the J .-** • B ra d y. " T h e evening was brimful ol 4,Sc:ian public .curiosi ty; wJtile in another Woman's Club: T h e prizes offered v/ For' i ! r. M eirch fob, Ur doit , fun and frolic, for this gay crowd of room the " p e n n y f ort une " brought by the Yowell Co. and D. A. Ca ld­ Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Meisch e n t e r ­ young people know how to enjoy During the mouth of ScplcUibcr then- wm sold and delivered 2 1 , 9 7 6 Ford csrs. I his va» AJCK the-.JPttoy. plsmyirea , t ha t , c o m e their tained with a H a l l o w e e n party S a t ­ forth roars of laughter und (un. Al­ well & Son* will be ten dollar* each. way, and this Hallowe’en purty was urday evening in honor of their together it was an evening of plt>*s- T h e committees appointed are a n­ a gain of 11,479 can.over September, 1913. Tho ure and happiness, for which much nounced with corrections: one of the moil enjoyable. Tho brother, Mr. Frank Meisch. Ford Reception C o m m i t t e e — Executive house was charming. Under the ur- pretty home wus ma de very a t t r a c­ credit is due the various committees respinsible for it» success. C*ff «I Sanford Machine & Carafe Co Board. -tiaUc hands of the Kewpie- elves tive with Hallowe'en device*, the C, P. Williame, Aftnt Edward Biffini, Manifer Place— Mesdames J . . T. Brady, color schcmo of b l a ck and y.ellow thif parlor had been transformed J o h n Meisch, J . II, Feirguscrl und into u pumpkin patch with its walls blending harmonlqusly beneath thq t P er to n a l M ention softened glow of aliaded candles. and draperies covered with pump­ Mr*. W. H. J l i n e s returned Sa tu r­ Mis* Muhoncy. Decoration — Mesdames Dingec, Tho hall was artistically hung with kins. T h e " d e n ” was truly a day from u delightful summer spent Housholder, B et t* . witch's den for owls, cats and witch­ ribbon* of block and yellow, festoon­ in North anil South Carolina. Since Terwilliger, Rmimillut, Mc Kinnon arfd Miss Joes were so visible'everywhere thnt it ed from the walls and celling and her return she has been the guest of lnO urh«w P*'‘ "' “ T w itlth e C o in " nie St union, , T h e j^ j^ A Caldwell gave one the '"creeps” just to puss lightened with owl lantern*. T * 'E a s y - Op i m h C’B ox fireplace ami manic! in the parlor Music Miss Laura Fish. Mr»through the dqor hung with draper­ I O C ent « was banked with moss, daisies and Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Ratliff h a v e r e - 1dames D L. T hra sh er ,- A. K Powies of red and black crepe .paper. goldenrod .from which peeped wise T ho hall was an a t tr a ct i ve entrance, turned from U k e l a n t T arrd are a t » “" a nd- W. L. Morgan. Tho beat poli ah** ta wjlh Us artistic decoration*, whifc owl face#, blinking irt ot her owls and home with Mr. and Mrs. \V. W. Program— Mesdnme* It. A. New­ tho handle it bo*» placed about the t h e dining room was, t he prettiest of cat* lantern*, man, S. E. Puleston, R. J . Holly, Abernathy. Black,T»n T h e library was especially F. "L\ Woodruff* anrt MI fb Satdle oil. T h e ceiling was. screened with room*. fsud t alternating ribbons o ^ b l a c k and a t tr act ive with Ita moro elaborate T M I F . F . D ALLEY COMrs. Wallace -Fowler and Mrs. Williams. Ropes of fern, from yellow und black cot* wore in' evi­ decorations. LTD. Floor— Mi*a Florence Frank, MeaN. H. Hollenbaugh of St . Cloud BaRele. N X . dence, on the curtain*,;, tho tide-- which 'hung -Jack-o-lanterns and r i b ­ dame* C. O. McLaughlin, B. W. Hamittoa.OaL were among t he delegates to the board cover* and In every Available bon* oi b l a c k ' a n d yollow, were a p ­ llerndon and W. E. Watson. convention. place. - Gre at masse* of daisie* com­ pended from tho chandeliers, r ea c h­ ItefreshmonU — Mcrdurnca Allan ing to tin» four corner* of the rooma. pleted the charm of t he Jones, W. H. PoteA», Q. C. Wood­ Masses of goldenrod a n d tlalaie* , ^ nAmh bower of ruff. Claude Herndon, W. W. Abcr- A B O U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S M0 NT G0 M ER Y H e n ry M cLaulin Horehound Syrup Cook with Gas • Heat with Gas: G as is th e r iiiit(j New and most rompine ; line of stoves, ranges, heat ; rs and hot plates. I G as is c le a n , e c o n o m ic a l , odor- * ♦ -------- less, c o n c c n ic n l Heat with*Gas* i Sapford Light &. Fuel t o. • Buyers to Share in Profits Motor Company -• ; �rîîînr Woods Writes ~tfïr Fp m FHc Fusils f Lake Region ., .......... (• : r. •.if \\ i toil* «••II. »••• «'»».’ t . ,1" r' ,,f ’ II- l>'4¡ • ■ t|u,n III»» « l i e r dMi-ni* all j.rini*'* and Th-• H he 1 » ltl*‘ * llrgi-f- i rets of Km > \ \ I •»;. • i . i •«i . i i t Ing: «ttay |.«irk yonder when Lake : m. | » 1 II,. I had tnorc ^ 1 ¡»'.V»«T?.* <>n her Ti n. i- t , i .»«it» i «■•» •> t !.. .** ol » Milord ,tl.l /I ff ihun i»«« lu t l " ' . , ! H * • 1 1 *■ «««i •. 1t ht' Toj,ihrr n u b . N,r- Kr“ " k vv" t cr* t li.-*" I)r U>wo uml other* there l!»rt and b. \t ““ H* » . „ ¡ . . . . , 1 1 1 1 . vi. I.», fit. • • II.•!»• :»•■d .1 *»t(l » hr*11 '1‘I intlividunl Vho resided here .................... . I»UMTIf 1 f !, A intaS1*'! 1 , 1 ,h*‘ I'flntinK buMiu-k.» 1 1 .. . i 'I t . . , j ‘ b il,. Hill Hmtheni Hi- tuwi m "mu an« o ><l n..h Holly. i«iitur o f |..r n . . •i • , Central Kl.»r*‘i«*'=» m»-t widely known .. t..i,.v i . . - , ;... - inni weekly hewapuper, the Nuniord Sanf ord <■!»i » h— m. a» i •• •Utr-01 ,lli- ,‘.r,ir1'' r.ppear- tifi;! >K. u ................... h¿,i . i hi.» rut "dui hi» * hi.ir-cut. Ñutir- |i,t - wiü . 'i.t» , ‘ ho* ti*** ulil barber. lutheT l i m — With t *,#* mi , , . *ith hi» ii.owinif hint le bus abridged s h u I imI uii th- ..... tbe hirsuto uppcmlug-3 that for­ merly «tre Hobby’» golden curls. f al l o »i : ng * puet l l . worth It- , , i i, *■m. , , „ r beautiful parkways on eve ry s t r e e t, ] with t l i - fine *»1*1 oaks ,ru»w growing p, . Most Terrible ol World’s livers tbs Message, but Struggles. Loses His Lile. Figures that appear in recent s i r (hspatche*. mrlicate tlie ap palling extent In wh,i.li the lot i d s in the vtar liawe (jro.n A Copenhagen dispatch esti­ mates the Cerman testes during the fighting in Franco at 750.000 Paris hears that the allies lost 1 0 0 0 0 rran a day ,n ten days' lighting over toward the Belgian coast m what has become known at the battle of Flanders. The German losses in tho same bat­ tle have been correspondingly large, if not larger. One dispatch Says the Ger> mans lost 2 0 . 0 0 0 men “in tho re­ cent fighting.” Another tells of 2,000 Gormap dead _in front of i one position. ‘ST All tho dispatches admit that the losses m the battl: which re Suited in the German retreat in Pol-nd have been enormous In tho early stages of the fighting the loss on the Gorman side was placed by Russ an reports at to.coo. The Germans say they have more than .* h,.0 - 0 prisoners A rough estunato ol tho dead, wounded and missing of all the belligerents puts the number far beyond 2 .0 0 0 . 0 0 0 men He U »“ hiihl novt' that whejn he ami muny mure r e - n t h planimi. rrln the tear» roll down lib buck. with the many staivi y palms gi*«»wHe U however always smiling ins everywhere in t h - parks and nearly ulway», unies» provirkeil h y i y u r d ^ with our abundant uppl> of the aitour.«llr.iC lack of 'adverti sing 1 w:it-i and th- tul» .ml V wi patronsK- bestowed so bountifully pl.tt.i -», m t,, t tiri\ », ^,u.,i ubò» 5 aufnrd's tiesí knnwñ posse- - • In ¡ i ah . . . . i!, i. t . . . lion ami moil* elleeliv— udvoeute |t h - lulo-» in ih-ir gr» «• » " 1 .n.d the Sanford S-mi-W-ekly Herald. I will I- . nuub- ¡ The M ANYSIDESO F IDEF LOSSES IN THE WAR NOW ABOVE 2.000.C00 * i , Their I)r|idcnu4. -fw• ♦>» - >iIT " m n Vrrrr a_rr r s a .- x vT ï'lífr4^-.-vw?r >rr~TÏÏTT— T H lil- it11i'llf imi 1 • •Mil l! l«l !» Pc ||I( f * ' •In- *lr-u In' u. • •»1 » »! ua 1 ’ «v •l !.. it 1 «|«. II tilu'.lu» ¥' ►I 1 u* V. Il* . I1* d- i*l 1 lb* • 1 i* % M -rç Sornr Rr* ; ' f « Crr F \ I* ■•' u- in 1 * ’-i llhn* If ! I - In " M i •••l.iu: ♦ • t' h. i •1 t l'in- ii t I l l* 1 b 4 .■ !• Ke - 1 :, I'li» ♦ it i * <• tmi I lb- cu u\ 4 ,: u ii-d I uni *(•mi-i| t l i - l r >i m - i ,1.1 h a \*'ii i.»-• ili i -ribi iuta lut*I » ur pi I c* mil Ifu» urn 8 R »|.im i . i t h it - <r « it i L lit " A S rldicr's Unfinished Letter A I" -In» i , liti», i - ., d -I l-r I- » l¡imrdI'll rl.i.' 4*lisi hi till» Ur hut« ~ fur h i i I » di Hi I ; . ni Mi- irt’lirli,.» Ji, I » . . . -Ill I, - -III, hum w.i» n rlilim If-- bid a-i *. *si*. _■1 1 v\uli,<m . , i, nut —i I»11 **w mi l - » •«-iil-ii g ♦ ♦ ♦ i i i i P - i r-utid.' O . *:T III.il - I f - r l b h y - h - r I « uuiji du ♦ ♦ ♦ . 1 1111111 . I- i.is -.n i- I -t I" w ar. lia » in » I ... I,ail I . . t» I, IV» f ! > H . . . -I •• . t i- u.niiu) ' *' - I i • y*—* I ' U lH r » • o U h-n t u- t ntli-r i •ill 1 . 1 1 - 1 i l ­ to . m . »in.; t III l'll! I—M|l-*t wln 1 1 1 1 ,»»\ * » a VIII! ll fi­ «I V* *• I 11 ti I )*i in t*•-*t t:it It \ * I •I. »••* • Î. . , 1 1 1 / > T» » f* •I'l fllI t • A" Lvltleiiriug thr «i i . 1 •»r; i ,,f h h loyait 1 «, >411.;,, ,|1 and lu « •i.ir . .. funi ), m i t»p K.liio.' Itoti ff«" .1 , II». ■ v»it i •««bi 4*; from i ¡ 1 1 . ». I*> . :•J /* of It- I. * ». ».i 1 ni» "I It' turn n n ., • U,| \ 1 . * UKKh <1 ,S . I ili 1 . 41.1 . **»••*» i hef f f \ " * :' • i An experience extending over a period of. thirty years. « ^ w. V -I All enable* ( base & Co. to ^ive the Kloridu growers ♦> * ' of fruits and ve^etallies service which is un- ♦' equalleil. I l i> “ m t v i c e " a m i “ r e s u l t s ’ ' w h i c h h a v e c a u s e d t h e " l e n <• o f ( h a s e ^ ( o ’ s. h u s m e a s t o i n e r t ' a s e • .'••■■ 4 • . : i l e i t i i lht-\ a r e t oHa\ tin* ¡arrest ♦ ♦ am i ♦ i*, .i’i ' - t i m h p f f i d i - n t s h i p p e r ' » >>f f i o r i l a p r o vini* i i», u i t i i h u s i l l o . » s t i l l g r o w i n g . ♦ ♦ WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS . * - il l' ll, w h i r h ui a d d i t i o n t o h i g h e s t a v e r a g e nel r e s u ! I * , m e a n s p m m p l a n d full r e t u r n » . ♦ $ « * ♦ vr 4 » » <• C H A SE & CO FLCIFtBDA S A L E S O F F IC E - - JA C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . ♦ J J J OATS ANI) KYE i + f + l ♦ I'.. " t . it . .. ■ I- Hi i II J I In I r !+ / + ding lu I in- " i ' l i mltd Ml tlli- ❖o r ' in \m ii . 1 1 - 1 ! •' • • 1 . • . i:».M-i.i 1 1 » t- n 1 1 .» i •■» i . al •> .■ . • "ft-1 •■' »! (»• • . • .. 1 ■ Iv i ! »»«’!' ■ If (• *»•» I,.* »W . . ♦ .»•It 1 ! \\ •! • •• *1 f ♦* t u f •!. i ••Mil» ••» i y i•• i:o) «ni. tt •*t ( • I l l llTilull creel Mesciti;- hut Lost Lifo I ^ b'ti|i;!i''' . 1*! *•. f1 » i ' - . 1 Jo n d a ♦♦ SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ? C o u i p l c l c . il i » ! i il c f s . I r u m ' h e •« . o t t i : » ot \ O t tingi* . i n d S c i n i n o l c C’ o i m l t . s . Ii.ixl l o ' I li 1 DImI fr«*ul < ink» ♦ A n e n l a r g e d i . t r e e yl" e o i ^ u e t O u C e x p e r i e n c e d , b o n d f ‘d snli'î-:.'. u t ,' . r o : i e l b » n t t h e l n i t e i l S t a l e s a i u l ( lut.nia, ♦ T Sill 'IV 1.. H»< • . Ji.____ And pi. ; .» ci *«i !■ I», ♦ 1’mvha.siiiK ou.-Uomern in nil car lot "markets, ♦ It. mid Iga crani I» In tile louely valle) of tho Atsiie.” •A lie "iilful little »lui) uf «e It »neri Ileo b tulli by a cuniiii of Ilio Uuyul artillen lu un- uf our iiipln ituli.fr>. Ite u r l ì i jk/,w^ ***ieip»ier» .bml III- ri "! him witli and a 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 limui-sl ut u bill - •1 i .ini' 1. «i» Ughi mui Ms ma' • -prang lu t u i —n li 1 in l Senna ami n ■«H i d the t lu u «■h-»! I t- il—1 » It II 1II III 1" li tu li »1 » i n 1 - 'Mil II M» ll 1 s 1 ' du • 'a ; 1 pul a ■1 i. d- ♦ » TO G R O W E R S ♦ .tl- ,.f ,.in 11 ^ ,1 ! ,/ u l-ll-r lu lu tlii.w‘4 —i' 1 . |i \..ni mil. ♦ A N N O U N C EM EN T ♦ - mnent • * d. both i <r ti» ...... . •' . i . .. , . , »nel U- pr-oi»at-, «a» tianued u- n> t ,| /Vist i a K. mm i Dimoi .ili 4 (i.il / linn /.i iiui li, a twelve-year old Au» Mr H M Kii.-s-r of L umi ». who r. IIU,„ .................... ....... .............j „ r , members Iloti Holly when he needed and the m y will blossom like a rose. ' f illi 'lati put. wliu wh» »-ritinsi) wounded ■ haircut u Ioiik, Ioni;.. Ionic time /while i " M . line tu Iter fnlliei. ali i.i ki* root in V«mi : Austri ': ulti—I. -li III- Imlllelh'lil uf ri^i until our nt;. at" muni a n d •J ll.ln Ihm*|i lira Hi ;llc<| III Tuiin-i Vn Od- to Huh Hull) 1 *1*1 ».ut if ill Spot up ,11 AT .'uhi inni IMIUIII III e:l limit lìti' ' j 1 » j»a r -t» 1 't\ (l.l I lMl'.l I 1 • ti !•» t (fruì* •■* /.tile /u t/mn ii Iwh/ I, |.,inh l ii-rihiili l u l u ' t- st ii . u h li v " r* •1 1 , j (.« \\ i v 1 .It- of lu II i -1 r |, ¡o ist- . i r . 1». i ,11. u in i o ' i - li l.i n - i :. l i . 1*1 II.» H’ ls Jt |M»»I 1 » Itriidd « ni i na • . ■ i m iti ulti. —r th t It­ M\ ubt tin.- jnurn. Ii-tn frn-nd. w| |( ,¡ . . . I. ■■It til­ • •••/ 1 %>1 « » »> •» ’ i ..• ti» I In s -I 11' - \ I ' n In 1^ lu- Il 111 KfV I I •i n r1 1 ..•» u| t •vj •.Í •i tthu. . 'd ' . 1 »• ., ï -*i * u », 1 s.», t|,.. I, i s i11 lu­ . . . i.r ,• I i I U I '• I • I14 •-O id i l - * ,i i in i n * . i :........... ni i ht s ,,f. •t.. l i . I, it, I s !.. V|. |!|,ll Il s ' v •») III»' - .! '•.t II.- I Ini. is I>1 1 1• -Inst II, lin I latiti - 1.- li . n i l , I,i Mr i i rii.iit-ii i» in t Ulul .. • t 1 1. 1 /.i ,: u h p -in . i - _! ». u i u i l i iis I fait» II. I b i I .1- 1 Sl»'l • a luti I 1 I i » , 'I t ill . I !.. ! p 'll. ah . . . . . . . ’..‘.v 1 .mu ’ . i 'OI I .11 l> 1 —►' '-.Il ,114 «. .1 mai », tour;-i • t • • . 4 1 . 1 i.i il • w. w. limi uni .ml .ui tlill-’d i irrvttur «» hn.ips III,Uni." Il II, iM lins dut. Ne»», lium tu» peu, wfilteli as a r. i f • W- •• • ‘ God'I-.s •) tu Ibib-rt llu||\ . wlin b . k IIU» t ,1 On r -it, I it. - 1 , , . un,. 1 1v • . t I - I 'i • • I .' . I . i t •. ft, a itili. A i . mit h • .• li I * 1 ». t, ; p • in | > t t. -» li f l - t i i It< • I < I i ••i th«' L i s * K< l{t.ll II ' — llls tllat h-l 1 .. ........... tKtla-r! I".. I lin wh.lt l.imnuI tl V. I »tti.uii: t t . 1 f,. . 1 t 1 . 1 . • »• « >v i t In I It i I. lof il . 1 tl t. * ** 'S„>»,S'^»».»-t. a —«s,t«US>ÌMVati»-.S... S. •»«»*> ».« »»: —•*1 - I »• »* I . h. <»l tl., 1 . . i » i s •• f >r 11 •■ V. . 's M k* Y .ui (>i mi . .!•» . 1 ■ 1 ; t:. li ’ I .\:tu 1 - alo L f ' •h* f wh«* u .1 • - M. . 1 I IA \ t t.p ' 1 « 11 • ss • H . i I • • #.** i* •• * l i a» K»m- .-I4.-IIII l u tin Ti ni l l - U l » l l . » l '"'* * .......... .. ” ' * *' ' ........ ❖ T .ix e s nr>:i-i r s i i ! c r i i h. i u 1.«.1 .|i|;|. fi %: magi i S- ! I 'll' M n'l Ti r- W 1 1 h F n-v '« i» t a4 0 40 e«4->»> V V ■I iiitiTi-silna -KtM'i-s ut in ile v«* mi S a i i l u r d , ti ra y i t y ut thè •••ut tlaliitnt; b - t u —if tin» l!uPfomlM1, t h<. p i a i - ni ^ g o d tleetl:, ht »I * mi tu- »m—»til—nini Iti- t ¡-rimiliIl If I \ti II li|,S u|| III- ut lu-r uri» b«»¿III thè r u m i n a m i ) ut a m b i t t u i i \\ «• II •«•Iti* •' f I'll 1*4 t|«<«.* r|»fi•- »io t». lili - i tii.il i li-ir w:i « tutu prilli btlit'W- in h - i I u w k , be r i u n t i l t i t i m » «b t' r » » Mil»« J 1 * • " Itili III o m h \i •». , y» l\»i/i*lil|ye wlu-r- Iti!» U I II , S M If**! |r \i 1 »»tDa h- r p r i t n i p l e s ( o r w h p l i .sii­ : -t t»» I! uluin ili- i ìer I iII'.*» I lili» *1 ••lUlil» ftl LHflt III I;. u. si» mi». \v ,■ tulli ve 1 1 : In r future, n i. I i li- w liuti» fui—M w Itti I a L î t l e K n -»\x r r . ' » III!•••• « I»* »»* Iti- HI» J» i;» .noi •hirh is HMur- i t b\ lu*r I \I M i - u t Full ¡et luna ■ I 1 Iiy thè . .i, in.ima Mini- iii»at v nrtlll-r\ Tl: I.M.V III— il ‘ fit... * ! II*' 1 1 fil!i.' r>>Mir lit i ir;i i »•- f Ilio r r f . l l f . i l - l o t fitlroail», ber I me n t i Ni ms hi p lun-s. I i in r.-.L o f II»« a\ ir l 1 i «"brillìi' enuth-tiii-o-t J ••I a ! tin»* TI». »i•» i in l ili« I' il -«•»•uriti nini iv«»ll i d i » ' ÏI ' W»1 thè Ih-f I iwelve inutiths* 1 ¡liliale mi ih- M-illl-n i :■t «..,. . ,| »! in «i**iiia a guuil «b*itt ui «»\ l’r-p.i a tory, f uini t fi» - Til In* Imi In i n . M * .• '* 'h II. I atli-r» lo thè Muriti. * i Mu.. iiuib«» wiilnttii -(ItNiiiiu i'mi .v e a •»••■ Ml 1 .on . »im» ''AIlf»** Id- •Dilli \ mercitvl a mi • la»»s imir- n Imil t 1 v’ t C.h m s fi«»;, po Wc belìi' V«• in in lhe I hu Sunlord <ét.f.t»l .I.I..M ' patii ut.il tuli lln* a•«••unti« tu I! » i f \\ i f «l>i|1 A»Mfl »? . r si* k **f i«-.il > nur-l s u*vspirit 1 hail a |.Mpulntlun of r . : ' - ! ’. Alm-ini. I i J» i »i i J i v» ' «i i •• fi » •t tbe ma-t-r uf destin)-, t H», i nf pn- r u f' wll h n )' r>|>1 1 : 1 1 1 lo ri 1 Í n o i ' mi", l il» f 1 , 0 v tubi t Ii |n, ullllll ubi«» «*•lV«•( fui , i ,r • IH' li -ni» il III«« ItUNSlilll» II, ,| u ••»).«- lull) i|al,.'i "I • I s|l|"l' oufiige, il,, si i rnul us uf pruifriss rafiltnl and principal aiapuit i..ii_- imi» li uf un liupf—nn|uii fr mi i • Ii.'litme Un— lit- "("ii* -b* *l I^h-Ve Uial il vhII c r é â t - nobler il . u. Mi -«•' i»i 1 1 »ululi lindi«'» uf i ut ful a ullllil— r |n labe u lli-»*:ie- In rOR FATALOCPC APDRI SS RLV ÜIRLCTOR •nterprisvs. larder iiistiiution.- und a i t + t<- ++il Uiit-<»is frum Iti- r:ilik» Ntalk-d thè ili- tot» an-eil -oiupaul-» 'u russ 4' ruotili kapjner ciU*oiui»)Ip. We believe that \ O-i'iriu tini»» pui iinuind Inti’i thr— nr I in u «l-.nlli Pu i .r iti» , i ut r funi stilla liti* spili» and dr-d tln» fureaL - frt-'i < « go. ami ili.......... . - il» nnirri»! > > TI-' »«lini aldina II. tlie miitliicratlon on Ine m Iti» lottili lint llnally ueriisl ÿ apr-ad «Itti terrlbl- rnl'Idity. and tinnì Sanford. y I; |U M-ll'l litui + »a II, In -f (,-t ili Iti» mito ■aitTiH'iilnf li» G ì iit ei'f gave ili- ordir» io Un* iip -i 'Y* bfllcvc ¡K her hu.'inr'M men. y * III- if-iis«' siiiuh- or burucd ulive llir«»* lonipaiile» mid received n wound •»'vt-. and laborer». W e believe I p Tv l• » ♦ .......... . ......... »-«•n tlint the Are hnd lu tli- Idp a» In* nppmu-ti. il tln* f«»urlli «STA N DA Un R A IL R O A D O F T H E S O R T II id thè (àerinuna drop N i p «u I ' u , l e * » tu* f i - r i l s t t s i in b i s t a s k . * . Ml«-«.' In tli........... ; *♦ ............ - 1 *• p«s| - « - i1 ) ‘filini: and tt«*«l. Imi the forcai « I Ivi Ime lo ro»» mai yard» of thè »Imi * my und depondahilUy of her > J lniit iHi»n nreil In tuo many pince« for avvepl pin In n» liti’ fnrtlieai eoinpnny' IMPEUIAL TIIEATKK inn»; an<i lllu^ n o l h|ni{ » f III- panie *lrlcken tniopn lo tVcnpo. nini Wli-n "lily 11fl y yarvl» frolli III- goni Ile f«»w bv-i cut iiuni »top their eominercial advanceivas i""rlalli ivoumled b) a *|i-fl. I .it No. M G ---------BUILDINDNo. K2 1»'ILA. No. M Mid prosperity.. . 1 er iH'iiivr» frani the force he vvaa tryOwci Hi» Life to Hi* Horse. s :3ft a.m. I.v. .Incksonvilli* 7 :5.5 p.m. 2:20 p.m. Wfb»1,ev# , n the we|far¿ oí Florlue m r-nrh iib ti-d litui ti p . and tu* f o i e :♦ Open Tucsday-Thursd.iy 4 lofi Tri»i|»-r S Slaiil-y of thè Hoynl Scola 12. If» p.in. (5:25 p.m. Ar. .Savannah' 12:10 a.m. re-d-d in eli Ing Iti» ineawige with hi» tir«») ». urli Ina tu n friend In Kdln cnltu»?11** ° f h,,r rt,hl,riea> ,u‘r uKr*" .r».2.'> a .ni. ! o lf> a.fli. son .p.m. Ar. Richmond «lylne t'renlh «turai produca, hur | i ho » p h u t e * AND Ini rati, «ni»' ” 1 oive my nati fife and '• " " ,t in ' . ! : i \i \\.« h natoti 11 .'it! p.m. ™ n«»i hcr forcata and most of all lliiM »f i»»rliaps il u tinte tutti)' fo mi S a t u r d a y s 4 lo D c m \t NYu A ’t »rk 2 ‘ m i» m ti .'lit t .III i> t* t a.m Loavc» $0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 lo O'tr . * * men. He cauae Sanford is i tie «■ut fi»*i n— I « in un oulpual diily nt n V i i ■ i tu ••ili-ut « a s ili,uh' :ii Muli» l»t«*ay intuii s|sit, imi tImpeti I cmild imi '-u FlnruLt »k U - i Ir,di - l u i-.! I '« • I.Y« lit.ii g ,'-i « i | I 1 .tir • .ir» ta I• — South Florida UI* I»!*ti,..,- ,.i ..... ani tliliie mi* bori*«» kepi p,ii l v tliit i»is*rg«' Il ll-iiminn t ha t n o t h i n g ccan atoji this city's V\ aal img Ion 1 - * * r u l. *, 1!»'! a lut l . i . Si rangers Welcome ti.,« In i utili phllrMithropl»t lind l-ft Profre.j. l,••1 4»-11 11 ru nini Ix'trn.llue »lenn of reat ui. Iti» - u t . ri* intuii', ani«- a feiv lullior l i 1 No. ink Ihilmolto Limited Froc Steel Kecünmg Chair Car» tu ^ ashmgton— * We bell Je»s|i-»a eve that hud huaineaa in * Klertrir l.ighi-d and Fan». r|iie«t» to thè City of lloualon. fn he •*l e"t down ami rame on a Germini P y good buri ne « on a vacation. ' us«»d iti ore line and endmilng a greut croijeninc tn fhe Ione uan«w He hnd a No. MO.—Con*t Une Florida .Mail- Local Sleeper to Snvannnji DRINK liosplfnl Thr» o»lnt- w|P DRINK a ï aro divo—I tiayon-l and evldently menni to |cliitrlti ^ r d ü Í ! I * ~ t h at «" h,,at ;‘ rt called Steel Pullman far.» of the hi-beai dnaa ojurcli-d on ail trains. Atlantic gi-i in- a univa re» litui then thè poat aiiiniiiii t" appriixlnintely f»'.iaio.ta*i turr»il mi* nre merely good time* Coast Line Dining Car» operati li on '1/ainca M2 and M . Prerlmi» tuspieata hy Mr flertnaun to vvniild bave l»*«*ii mhbed. I dldn’t wnll m? X ° ut. «o t h at «.» can «Ite city of flnliatnn durine Iti» reai For information and Pullman rt-«»rvntion» apply to your local agent or wriie *1',.»eak to n»k hi* Inlrntlona. hut let bini tiare time to don-e Ioti * anfotiiiUkl io mure tbaii n (l-kei for nnoiher country. A. W. FIHTOT, Division Passenger Agent -Ili» yeti» bronchi hla rnntea down. ^*^t*d Staten la 13G West Hay St. Ja(kicR>iIIe. 1 la In tho w i t - 1 drink DRINK v . • ■ .«il.. vu lui» nero»!« und )•>.•! t in ••¡.¡tu Non is (hi* a - i - p t - d Hin« < s .mi the w..p»li. a b i l i t In v.*.....i » *'• \ Sanford Library " •». ..ore, fuctonei .„a i„.,uo. i F re e R ead in g R oom 3t. Leo College, Si. Leo, Pasco Comily, Florida Atlantic Coast Line . . . . . . "»•■ r 3-D A IL Y ' L .• . ... . . .... - T R A IN S E A S T - 3 �N O V E M B E R 3, j a i l Ulf SANFORD IIFKAll) It v^; j « w " » » « « " *>ucy !»-»• to ^ ^'.l>nil!‘ ‘ f. _ I l’utl»hr.l l.rerr T-»--'t*T'XSâ ' «I ncc hr riitiT.-d T H * III U\11) PRI NTI NG C O M P A T V n ^ t a r , i i. cover it with »alt to kill 'the storage (tnvnr __________ Senator linke Stillili "I Georgi orgia i “M m i l .1.1, Kdlttir recently <1. I m r.-.l ¡n .<i>[ir« * ill I um <i| IV» , hn, .» ,.un . . u- I In ir figufe* pan out on t he ILtisii.g clink“ Iasi) interesting 'Hill It I nlllr» (rom iii-tK.J i'iiiillr . (am. Sl UM Ull'llos I Ith I . IN Kl*\ \N< I UNK HUM a nielli »In* Im * »p.-nt umili «*f hin i'll' i-, inori- successful in I lione Incili* i :s ht i n fieri i Xr i I II M11 -t r ik■ivi' » u ri nit-« » herí- f.irmei- all malo- ti a Nl\ Ml IM HS I Hü» I Mu\ 111s \ '•.. I. ! • 11. I . . ■I a 1 lit* t 1111- I -Hi a! -I l.i -I •<N , Ug tl 1 Jill I i-11» f I I «*||%r-fnl H III I th l>» iiillt»l I «IM 4-1 I *■tt* »l*«nur m 2Gç i*çf cu>n|J. P «ynifiiu iti a*I* urn e nitj*i Ir mitili- *n ulti* Brestd. i<t I ll'\ I’Ll till, of ( iiorgla uinl u-* a i .1' I .uv i-rnor ai liv>- tnetn- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ♦ 11 1 1 1 *t « « In e t out aktféucil ç —«t **u'-v i- ^c nrr* Tmi i>:. j ■<r .¡.oil liguri- up Uuw'fó get I In- White House ruh in t hi- chicken l-u-iin-ss. limi l-.u.i. ♦ to supply the home lU-iuaml ami lake ¡1 hnskot of rggs tu tilt mar l.et . fti.-c ' ____ ,, _________ • «**•- SAFETYTIRST ♦ ♦ ♦ Ä " Your pocket is not a very ^()n(j depository for your money. It does not pay interest and it allows your money to be constantly subject to loss by theft or accident. YVe wiil not only protect your money against loss but will pay inter­ est,so that the money you savewill be constantly increasing. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Ti'iiffpil a* KtniHl \‘iatt ut ni ft*uUr r Aitíntl -/ml her of tiu- 1 i n t . i t Male-. Se na t e. oli. .- or l » i r e a week UIOM, ai Ihr fiwTolfli r ill ’Nftliftlt'l f S e n a t o r Smith t» » . I I -itnililied in We »nubi advi'i thè editor ni t l" ♦ uDdri Ari ml' Mmerf, 1f*l S*'”«'1* . .'.T f-'l |■ • - •l 1 ■ Mi tropolli lo si ei'T rh-ar »*f pnaltl . ♦ hill t v of t lie. I'ri nli t I **i» i.j|i ■ Ni, m i »mir in Urlal i h tl u i.irtlis liut gi-t hlttlM-ll » hen (tra­ ♦ - —■ ‘ ‘ President W il-.ii» » ri i nril (or dent e» n llerald ♦ worthy nchn-v'eihent e\-i-i-i|.-> that of Klecttott I lav . Have you voted Ilo you melili a retti hen or a ♦ 1 ‘any other President of the punt s-hicken? vet / ► fifty years." said Senator Smith. ♦ (I O M M SMITH 1!. K. STEVENS TOUR R. It. DEAS l'*irr willrtil T h e vegeinhie market so far has "Altltllt 1 1 1 the early part of hist The force at tln- Manate« Record ♦ \(Ε.f»rr*J(J«'Eti ■kfll'f'f lui I tallir* Jmu* a tide of adverse sentiment outclassed the fruit market 0 Ilici* were drivi-li Olii ol tln- piace ♦ - set in ug.u net the President In niv 11 onujtlay tasi week hy thè pri-seiii ♦ I.irgciv ta lin".*. opinion it was tin* A Seminole roiiiiti fair viotil.l vige - . e * ^ < - " t i a s—at ♦ wh ♦ -* n i f u t í a n i»t“ -?Tifl sehen ctfnrpli vetf .-our r i t r “up'iftittc a bit rtlrrnjr* , ,I nV. the tl *lucralive . .. . r I / II ' opposition III tile President’** 'I'oliev wèri- inaile lo ili-doilge it kicked ufi weeks of February1 11 ^ * * V V V v sV r ♦ a of ' » a teli ful wallt nu rigariluig Mex- arj uv>{u| snn-ll and thè o Ilice force ----------— ----------------I -------- I-------------------------tI ■ ■ ■ .a —r r * » — ico. This was (lone k v persons who t.ait , , ,to ,tea» .Mallow e*.-it ha vine passed plf the t hot pint i' unti stny J oh n M Melker I rust & Savings Bank anil engaged ill if not k’linW as mnt'h as the Presi - a wav fur several il a’.* Our Meat Nhiirtagi m ap tin- small hoy c;m uuv Inpk T h e Record J oh n M Welker died at his Itomi- i n - m a n y business enterprises, being dent did uf the sitttaliim, ami was Chicago, III., Nov. " v ^ forwurtl to t urke y on T h a n ks gi vini: offers this cAcu.se for coining out neur Sanford, Ila. , Monday morn- for yearly otte of the largest wool, effective with the people win did Da/. lute last Sa t u rd a y and the excuse an audience composed of stock mi». 'UK. October ÜG, a t the age of SI buyeis in this section. His business not stop to think. . , , , . ers from practically ever-.- -t i,- j n‘ ought to go with all the sub?criher.*. O yeam and nine days. experience was varied and extensive ................... .. .. " N o w these people are realizing ,, the l . mon, at the N.itnn.. t . , try —— -----Sanford needs ninny t h i n g ! hut how wide the President was. Not w h a t vet* need most is the mat* with Query; Djd Oscar Conkling of the " T nr T o . ^ i ' 0 ’” Hry“ n l °. “ n‘\ h c ' “ ttilU^ r l "i nBmC f° f ‘ " i Show'conventi on hero r, >cç. only tin they appreciat e hit* wisdom Miami land Herald Herald at at tend tend the the Douglass Donclass ,,OUr *VgO «1,1 .-grtty through life that WHS Olte *,f retnrj' Houston of the t ' nit* t h e money who i* not afraid to inT.-Í was engaged tn the business of his d e a r e s t - possessions. and foreOmught hut they admire vest. Depart ment of Agruuhnn li­ j>taming as soci et y r e p o rt e r! f**4 truck farming there, in which lie had |(<» » ns the oldest Mason in the his courage in refusing to defend ------ O ------the short meat “supply to i ' O made considerable Success. He was county having joined Collins lodge the most si-rinU' |>r»•1.1» r himself against, a t ta c k» . He’ knew (iomnit-rciul Cl ub meets next . F r i ­ t* that he vvas right, In* knew that he her. last summer »„1, his wife for m |jryun ,»>56. this ......... , n(t A meric.,,, agricult t.r. d a y night and there will In- somell :i visit and Spent several weeks in by Bryan lodge No L* 13 wan pursuing n course, which, on ing Ariu-riian agri J \j, tini: impnrtnnt for the members to* Bryan. Napoleon and other places >t.ari» llK„, ||„( waB „ „„.mh.-r of Its face would h4' temporarily un­ Houston approved the .-! i! r discus», m this corner of Ohio, and in Ururni 1{ry,Ptl <T,n)nmll’,ler v K T . and ■*( popular Act he made no effort to misi tig on targ*' r.im 1• O If a pi d - . Mi l'll, where hi» daughter. (•],. x ,, ,„| CT»rVs,~t<.r% ■....«n-l Bit. play to tin* gallery* or to appeal for I lar.'.l-A h at Jill I- Hurl ...... Making Sanford hetttltiful should Mr» Kiutna 1 » ill*-*» ami family are \j| ihrough hi- ill i*y m pa t hy Iti li i I t o s s IT IH.IH 1 I tcslN III.M was .1 devoted tl> I he •Federal (lo .crt not I*.- tlelrg.il. -lx -i»l. iy !.* t In* la living l ie enjoyed hi» vt-tt here „„,,„1,. r of fhlr lodge and in» Ma M!S>|UN III »A IN " A t la»t people understand that ther increasing produi tt dii-s. The men ran help sortl«- and .ery mui h .uid seemed to have a >ouic history » as a most interesting the patient rate exercised 1-y the' I IT lit 111 \ source but insisted that it.- proper in many tiifTt-r.-nl ways good deal of the vigor and life that * one. President and Secretary of S l at e solution of this problem dei- : ded characterized hint in his prime, nlBryan kept us out of trouble with He hemme a memher of t he l ’ni- on Ult. increased Interest u - ok T h e Sanford f armer who plants a A preliminary order for five thou- though he hud suffered ronstderMexico and Japan. T h e Kuropenn versalist chureh in 1HO5 and eote raisiug hy farmers und i murr few hogs and c at tl e right now war has reversed tin* sentiment sa n d Beil Cross Christmas §euls has aide from ititlilferent health and un­ tintted in this belief llirough iife, he- syslemat tc eontrol and *«MÎÎ will plant a hunch of money in the against the President, and today ite« n placed with head quartern in dergone one of twit small surgnicl ing a metnher and*.Mi. »-r of th. nf hog cholera, i.ittl. h a n k in a few years » i I ill ll lew mouth‘tali’ in t hi * opera t m te* there is enthusiastic a|»|>n*c-rittcm of Washington for I 1. local i hilft b - hing as he liVeilh. re iierculosls 11 s t a t e during tin t ointng I Ipn* filli«* r past Ills course -I uI tl I sl i j tn- »,|S m i r r i e d t u J u l i a Figures »er. T h e vu\ to t ake care of the MsHe ) Xpro--! I great pleasure I tl t he ‘'And in considering the I’r.st. according to a s t a t e metti Issued hy \ W er ai d r. . f ui V ■. • ■' O"hl n I '-rt ttors to Sanford this winter is in g. t Gite Iteti ' al 1 orutl l-s|>i- *>t i in ; tost ho- » r - I > noted i n Mr y a s o me ■,Í Hit* I>l.1i <■* » e INI « tl UX1 1 n deni - foreign policy, h-t us iM.agtc* hlldje II Weil, lioii*. I.iniua it>.aj< I pludin .............. 1 lot Kl.I la-' alWill In- eiiruigh at.it t a il ed » 1 1 i : I ■n i -! ■ "I f ormed wli.it »mild linvi hup(M i,.■.] tl,. ■stati during I I ■ Iivmg nt t.rand Bapid-, \|i, h t irre ni nhd i 't tu reci:! vi- t t,c rr, I . v i deli 11V, loiwe ver. lo* felt Bull Moos, l-.irlv h er II stiecessfiil m to ' t a l t the slati iil'lc -ale and ait d..ys y ea f s h a d lallet .tf tlvipg in tiratid Ifatud' M; I» »ili In' required tiait iti' riu <• » a - ..-boiil ritti. f"r in 1ll 1J There IS little d.njht that vve dllloli.il i|UlMitll|. | o it l.1 d M t • Mi*. M 1 » r ... ..............i i . ' , T ll.'V ar«4 s tart ing a new 'ig.ir ,, ,, *- , 11 .. • » . i ti i ■ 11 r ,f 1 1 i I '. t i l f ' 1, I I Tf t llftl» uhi h V -il V - -! » |T t l a t i ! l . o U I - e , » i l e cd It I. Murr, l.eorg. tlie nation during : l.i. ^ f a« t >-r . iti J 11 « Mexico and nitglit e\etti ually bave e V l e l l s I v i I« l it i - " I I t o t n l l i m l s M o t l ti. expressed tln lielud that he would M , living in Virginia and .lohn I erea-.'d ‘J J.lMlU.mm a nd they expect to make cigars from llever see Brvuii agalli He » a hccit tira wii itito t hè Kurnpeun work Ollt tl- expe lle d afnt l - • ! g-.gl O l 1 pt . .i- i i it t he Vuelta Ahajo district óf Pinar ,: e il i " r i " , i i i i i •i n ut tu - i - 1 e,) ,i T t . r-i t i t 4 t t gli' B' ' ■A I l.cvt I' IN i il i Ij e M i I i ' » 1I* V.. t ., i i. 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Ill'll l'kII il'* «I Jl • 111,I'ii ill till «"liti ll i n t e r i h ange Ili i d e a - rtlUL-i «M t M< *" If « I I * 'il' k " ( xj I *I f .4 J, « *1t t*M4 if ’ »en■toier. <1 with ( diiu I’rec u s n t o t l of tin' p r o b l e m s , a n d i | U « - i is a t o w n of t i g h t w a d s !( is a b u i M in i h f (*utii|iui^n ai£imift I ' u- <»r whu Í i uh ««m t liv«**l i n t « «i»rn»*r Hr v:t n i rit . .w d SA N FO R D , F L A . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦ "f; ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «<><■<' 6 LARGE ORDERS CHRISTMAS SEALS 4. . P I l i o n s c o m m o n t o t h e m al l W ith an municipal grouch h«‘fi*iilo?*|Tií,> t« ti.«- i*» ••*»i «•*.« , « i l v «•! tt* , cttrMpn »ii»4 will in*4 ■‘iati* i n -* t « •r .i fi»blrliin«*, h » (if.* •*!!* ii i i»n \ .*« In» ; j m; Y i'ii will f. •i mi t f. " i. t¡ I * u**' il t <» in i 'nf I t t i l l ' *!l* Ittvifki'i! -‘ U* ’ « I n H i Î (»*• b . i i ' i l l ;* *»• t<»wti \\n v L m**ck* r . , ! 1 , . t. |„ .»• • ^ al t." 1 -, N, s u l t b o t h t » t h e n e w - p a p e r - a - - I t i ­ i*r♦• r a f,.t rc'.i-f • i ri ... • " » I , ‘ . I the i r. 1 1 re I .i-t t . r * Í» H i ,* i: . » «t « r ii* Vk1» I t 4 > ur;* i.i ; i •- . . ,r t . . ’■ . i id............ >J- , 1 JI * !•• e fin •' i.» *•; •a î î U t . I» i» *. , I ,1' S iaI I ll t l,ls ill pi . I . . i tinl mi i and support us ll« i.unth«pioneer i-nane-» of this -i-ilton K*.■’ i » ♦»¿I ! ( »xii *\ "--vllt . MI I «Hi I•••«!\. iiiriu'lfiiK * I lii’j , W ILL . M A K E filióle c o u n t y fair to S t u a r t on Novt-mher 2d, 2-1 nntl 26, all know something btul oil < a r h puign. against this disease which is and in hi.- long experience dealt with P O N T M A S T K U l u n e i n T i tir no r y tniisr of tlie older gieoplc now living and F or t Pierce being within enayi other and seem fiver n ox io us m t e l l 1 now recognized as .not hereditary, O N E AT S K M I N O I E as well as most of those who have r e ac h of t hi* former place, the local it T h e y don't want any newcomers ‘n preventable and curable, especFAIR lived 1 1 1 tin- part of I he -lati In t In* The t o r n it ««11f t «11•«V«•t•I•11M l ««iI «i f «rf ri «i i ' news|mtn-rs have decided tn issue a and would be envious of v our pro­ ta Il y i n its earl y s t a g e ra 11 for a meeting of all the hast pi-r ! i ", . it i ndie! pro rii v » * a m i s s i o n feels t h a t It Will In » i i i * ji.i-1 11 *r I \ y . . . r Ï: !!• «a» l o t i t in Ir, miodi ■o.xiity B o ­ 'ti». *» ? H p o r t . - d l oy al l y in M»* w o r k t o . i m t r o l ( oust editors from Jacksonville t o p u s - i l d e in Mi di a t o w n K e y W est niellisi vi . i . tl|- , it y oi It vow » i re 11 I i i . ed|i l t d ' disease in l'lurida and I,, >o a ml « a» i «-.i r i d and nl u, .it,d t ' •t .- e v . a 1 11•» . u i t ! i i j m I 1 \1 I I * , f • , *! 1 » •» » . I t I • \1 . . . indr.-d Monday morning. \.,v>*u her . Ur through tío* kv. tío!.*' . 1 11’t n ii i. ■ , i « . ,. t . a . i i n p i , 1 i, I.I ihi i , t it" . . . i , ' "! I I., 1 a t • . I t i fa. n a g til*' plirp" e _ul " I 1 , I l f 1hi ) ■•r iii r a .n, tonight I ..t 1 1» i . ila careful coi.»idei at ion li . y 1' Welker Su br I i| Ue n I ly , he 1 to- B a r i ■ l i m . p r e v e n t a g l e a t a m o u n t • » I mi s posed Lust ( i,*,»i 1 r.'-s ,\ .»o, i,ilion tina *»ould In- one eyed Imnormw l 1 1 gaged ni busi ne-s »tili II U n ber­ a v I rig » It. 11 k Boat , , n d ! Ile Bu.» t ul e r y . s u f f e r i ng a n d p o v e r t y T h i s i n v i t a t i o n is s u p p l e m e n t e d b y Vuu »ill tjnd lu-fe every lindy hard ger, 11 berli n ,V l o (or three \ car­ a r c lu» sp< i ml h o b b l e and in unici o n e f r o m t h e B o a r d o f T r a d e a n d lip. for al) tlie nuiliey has been »net t r o s » Ftitn! Berftal. Nov. 1.1 Di l » 6 i he crime \o Williams county to give finpeople of .Sanford ¡util |-s al l o l t h e U i m mi a a n u u i ^ md . c l u z wu> v t o - t h e c i t y . U o r « P e n t c r | 1r l s c Is dout l , ¡ B e d of Seminole county a l.rttcr insight and went to work for Col. Win. T h e * tickets^ for the Red Cross ■of t h e city. therefore, extinrt und rj vic pridej Fund Recital are printed and may Stougli in his store in Pulaski, later into jhe workings i4 • tin Barc.-I* Although. . no definite has IMhas glimmering. » . ■> ■• • » | program - • ’ • f . » »• • • • H I. hgone I I » 1,11 | l l II IV I I II K . y e t been arranged, the organization Its morchunts are not on speaking n.o w he secured. Kindly be ready hecolning u partner in the humiiTVs. Post lu- will have a line 'exhibition work will probably lie perfected terms with each other and its cd- i4'>'1 ehei-rlul takers of same, vyhen In * he moved to Bryan arid of the goods und purti-l* and the during the jnorning and ea rl y, af te r- ¡lor exists on out of town advert!*- t hey are presented, thus helping a * e n t into business on the location way (o paek them for shipment Few people noon, and this will be followed by ing. His paper looks lik«' it was worthy cause, beside giving ynur,*elf now occupied by Kti nkles grocery, through the mans. Positively Guaranteeii kjjow what can he sent through- the In the panic of 1857 the btore went i a fine treat in the way of cniert ainon automobile j a u n t over the city printed with .»hoe-peg t y p e in k ed ) 41 ^ Made tor m(\ M»cl»iiíf i down with ma ny others and the mails and in this respect the grow­ w nnd surrounding communi ty, uftor with burnt molasses, while its sul. - ^, n e nt More particulars about the c om ­ stork was purchased by George W. ers and farmers generally .should be Which those who desire may proceed scription price is a dollar a year enlightened. to S t u a r t , 2p miles distant, hy nu- payable anywhere this aide of the ing recital in lite next issue of T h e Myers, who placed Mr. Welker iti The parcels post want* to he a ' c h a r g e anti in 18(50 J a c o b Howe and t o m o b i l e or tarin. J pearly . gates. At this price he Herald. Mr. Welker bought the business and benefit t o the farmer a# well as the E v e r y cORm on the East Coast gives half n dozen n e v e r « o p , fnke ran it under the name of Welker &. merchants and in order to do t ills F ‘re»h Vegetable Market who c an jiossihly do so is urged to weeklies as a clubbing offer ami n e x t 1 In 1865 the firm was dis- have taken the trouble to have the C. F’ry has solved many wf Howe. be on hand Monday morning. T h e year when he ask* his subscriber to t he house wife's tFouhles hy e s j a b «olvud und J o h n Welker went to postmasters all over the country nged for a press association is a p ­ renew it s met with " a l r e a d y taking Hahlng a fresh fruit nnd vegetable Tennessee to engage in cot ton grow- make exhibits at the county fnir*. p a r e n t t o all, nnd for such a move to moro papers than I can rend. ” The government does not do this suc ceed it must meet with the full Verily, the mail order town is a murket and while he is only trying >"K Th i* » ot proving profitable ho but the time anti trouble and ex­ returned to B ry an and took a posi­ T h e y the proposition on a email scale nnd hearty support- of every news­ good place— to get out of. pense is upon the postmaster and tion us traveling salesman for u Thank ut present he is thoroughly demon­ paper editor on the E a s t Coast.— aré industrial cemeteries. Chicago House and a year later any ussistancu rendered him in get­ st ra t i n g that the idea is good. He Goodliest there are few in Florida, Ft . P ierr e Tribune. went into business h e r e ‘ again with ting pp the vegetables and articles tjut the map of thè United St at es is is located In the va c ant room j u s t klJlBWj A. W. Killits on the location now- of merchandise will he appreciated. west of the law office of Wilson & dotted with thorn. T h e y aro the SEN T IN E L CHANGES Postmaster Haskins has decided to occupied hy Shaffer’s shoe store. CARBON P A P E R S • T h e Orlando Sentinel has been bane of prosperity nnd t h e domicile Housholder on Second street, nnd This business was very profitable, have the display in one of his win­ purchased by- W. M. Glenn and W. of discontent.— Arcadia Enterprise. though ernmped for room htiB a Finest Carbon Paper Made very attractive place and Is busy in 1874 ht* went into the creamery dow» irf* order to give him ample * — —o ------C. Esaington. . Mr. Glenn, formerly E.«rr Sheet reflect filling orders for fresh fruits and and cheese business nnd established time to afuFt the display a week K E E P A HEN * of -the Indianapolis S t a r will be the factories here, ill Edgerton and other aheud of time and keep*Tt,in good After reading several editorials in vegetables and delivering same. Mr. dit or and M r . . Eaaington of the All the manufacturers places n«»d b e ca me a very largo deal­ condition. obleavillo Daily Ledger will be the J acksonville Metropolis on the F r y p t ° P 0*c*- to *>u>’ t *,c fruKs and of crates and packing boxes and all er in these lines. In 1885 he estab­ t he business munngef. They will matter of poultry promoti on in vegetables from the growers of this kinds of merchandise can get some lished a purtneiship with I. E . Gard­ m ai n t a i n the former editor and pro­ Florida we have concluded t ha t it sect ion nnd will help them to dis­ good advertising hy making up puck- ^ ner under the n^me of Welker & prietor, Josiah Ferris, which will be is a good thing and t hat every well pose of their surplus in many way». ages of their materials ami display- |C Gardner which lasted until 18H2, good news to his ma ny friends. T h e regulated fumily ought t o keep tt Mr. Fr y has long contended t ha t ing same in tlie postoffice window. IS when Mr. Gardner retired and G. M. r or 'S»Ir br T h e chicken industry opens if t he people of Sanford had a first Herald _ welcomes these good Hoor hen. Welker his (ton became a member . Th e many articles that can be “ clnss green vegetable depot that it flier» t o the Florida Press Gang and many possibilities and onu of \hern of the firm. He retired a number shipped hy parcels post will be a hopes t h a t they like their new field is that eggs would he more plenti­ would become popular. Sanford be­ of years ago but the store, now un­ revelation to the public generally of. l a b o r . Both, of t h e m arc hust­ ful at all seasons of the year If all ing in tho'midst of t he great t ruc k­ der the nume 'of J . M. Welker Co., and will give one an insight into lers a n d made good in their native the families in the state k op t chick­ ing section should support such a is »till flourishing under the man­ the vast possibilities of the parcel Another would be t h a t the p l a c e , ’ and the F r y store is a great s t a t e a nd with a good paper like ens. post. • .• agement of O. 1*. Frbeburn. • t he Sentinel published 'In a good man who goes out and gather« In advertlsbment for t he city exploit­ Mr. Haskins wIB explain the plan He war for years a director of the t own l i k e Orlando ¿a a happy c o m ­ his own crop would be p r e t t y well ing as it does the ma ny fruits and Florid« V Farmers' Nati onal Hank, and was fully t ? the merchant» of the city -s Sanford vegetables raised here and elsewhere b i na ti o n t ha t will b e e r fruit for t he assured t h a t when he b r oke an egg and it will be to their advantage to ono of (he organizers of the Union ■ . .r — “ w~ a1V .YiYfffAYfiVrf. ,T". . f...fr #•^TT‘ ' ‘ ‘ benefit of the entire community. # on bis pl ate It would n ot be neces-. In thtr i tat e. i■ “. •»' * »* *■: T * s' ■ ■ i * it , • ■ ^■t-'. : - ’ " "V.fi»T IT ------- f — - • + - -* w — -* :V;' ™ : > • .'* : . h e — ............ -, , . . * . , • . • ,¿ f/, . ‘ •. . , •„-, * . j a c t i v e , w i d e a w a k e b r g a t M z a t i o n u| th is c h a ra c te r m m h good should r e ­ PARCELS POST HAVE EXHIBIT IStarBraiui e r and IMultiKopy GIÎlÉWEBXfgn l R ecognized Stand ards t Herald Printing | Company | a^r . f .( *v'r,TinftiT»iïiihi it ■‘fr • k j J �I I >f t ,1 INANÖABOUTTHECITY | . ^UwIlaijpiuiùuUi ,,f M a i l e r s M-utilitm- in Brief P e r s o na l H e m s o f In terest sr*r# Mrnwn m n i , J| -I I Ins \I • .. «••'i î " al M u».. I » i m c I «%I«*!•- --¿-H iSUV, ;* I '1 Mr- NATIONAL ELECTION EXPRESS COMPANY . JA K E S PLACE TODAY „-ASSISTS GROWERS t . . . . »tat. < <i . i -■ i , Mi : \\„ In r»* ;,t .<• XilW* S ur r i n r t l l Arranged fur Hurried He r a l d R e a d e r s t tl.r t ìli* «*(*•»! , «.* Tl c> . i f ï In *r r* / I.....* .11 t *. K« \ I iMsvrll <>f P A I alffv\i*|| f'< , Ml itn- lat NT part "f tin- week (ur T< niirviT. \ ifKinia ami North (. (( u r , H „ . nr, business amt «i l i I - ^ ..... , ^ gone all '»«• * i , l U ’ r IA the n t y f l. ; rervm > 1 . Ni^lu phone 1-•*. Hi tl I*«.' ' 1‘ (■ i . W t Mr fui Mr» Fred Wnlseimiii hu\. returned to tin? city to tin- dt- light their many fiiends. Itea.l F F. D u t t o n ’s display* ml ¡n thi' isiu • tor some mighty good price» cm f eed. 20-ltf j. v, Milite ami family have ret urned t-> i heir homo in Jncksonvillv alti: »pending se vend fie vs here at tr n<IM kr U> funeral n f M r s W h it e ' , father, H.u.s Nelson. y . e d m «vi'iirt n e « full , . tt„ mu i- * v - " V rmuii ti«i Í (li 1 ran k s u g l -i - nd J t ut l oii » M i ' ){egi< <1*1 hags Irish ' Insures «tuck «eek. M"l l v 'Fry _’ o - l f lui» returned to I • (ghl> 1I . I I" I OF t . : ui m : |u.\v \ «.I l o; i li.. I '-•i| t-i. i tills il» ¡.il 1 he l lt-' . sf dep.irpire i .ireful ni .iii.ilysi "i «ili i/»»iii rites i n. k- : » o t l . i t . i ............. I-. " ■ I ». - • . -e l ' il«- I. « previous 4 pally I1 ’h e m id i L. ** K " * ’ *’ 1»1 t L iu . i.d-l, d ulf year t »Nd.i t he . r •« 1 » •i «il'.tlw 1f I -i « J «t*.»- r « »tit \ * *’ 1 HlPtiMM r‘m I hi'» i'MMk• *»mi | il« »! fi*ur II i »*•#;! ,,lt ■ *11M.r*»ìt 1 Mfi 1 i i* ; *»! j »»w i, ï ! u - !» - * i u s *: -• 1-1*1 f ' lì*. pit t ÍU* tlbl • ill These ivre the People t f .1 Wltii m:nlt tlic glass jai » limtl* < and vials, m Inf-»iilai - It >'ia -in ' »‘r- liiai >l'inaili life Mt»* PureDmi^a-aud Rehable Remedies 1 1,4 tl) » *’ ll * { . mtvtiN'l n m u t r i m t ; t inrm.. . ••• - • , *• f T • ._, Ot III . »..». . lift • ’ • %. a?»»} • k‘ *!> !.; i . . ; •! > ... nr«: . I liât avvilii v-m A lsu ;lu* h'las- m ihi* hand mirrtirs, in mir rrptj »n Hìp-vhmr ’n-r» ¡f'',-iT)"'--ft.T^ Tlrìd lasi "Imt noi'luasi Ili" glassi-,-, al mir Siala I minlam, from which you ni:iv imhilw tin* unsi refreshing drinks. fitr rn d t - , lor not for The. Aroiol lìtu i Slnrr Iturhl Telephone* I h»‘ Ï* IV |.ll|i t » »..[ . . uf », i I* r ■*11 i- uhi , 1 1» i - f ■■! »*■* I, * i f 11. |.*ri.i h* * - I V, . | i | l , »i, , . , i » * * Ih »L. T1, r <»it v h ». l<i, n i , . I . . ■, .................................... 1 1» e * u * .. +1u - I »it h »"<*pin g ■u ... n a ilo n - . I 1 1 1 1,1 f »\ »4I l u *1 •«».’•«*'• I**- . < -.i - . I|1M * Mil .• i *•! l i e f mu?«! lam l.uil- ei <i I 1.1 ill m ithiN <■u Til pro i■ ' a i i fl , ' (l(l) . I« rn!»»r . \ roVe ,|„. (.'ornpanv und on *' n t It 1 '1 11 ** I* fir*r»ilt v ifivri/ » haf I ** i- * •IT of » , ,,tt . I la ret 1, * u*1 1f • * .1 , , • 4lf t î, ■ t I f * H li i Ml \I' lile Ili *■ t. » • , » oi l r u v e l or ll,k' l,i U' l lC. u n d III s i c k • . . « I* M KeirPt*. * * * * * *»f nn rirriinnn, . nr# .ml - m iri •»( Si- m i it mir * t i u M y , 1 1■■r - * ..... . r »I»-* »I ^-i»u ml»-» .•>,.! t a l i ‘ - . . . . i - M V»» m mrll » . ■\. I -* t> . » ■) t I * » *- l>. » <->l »<». ■ »»rt « . It .*-11 ........i»* * 5S»m *" * » 1' “V ■ I »> il «-»i.li 1- 1 '«"i SANFORD. FLA. Noili.L ITS f l l ' T , ! 1f' r I» f l- valllpuignn. SEMINOLE PIIONF. 27V ' ■ ul TV in.it - -- aÌ u .w st il l • .................. , t » *. ’ » 1 abl*'> , 1 T l -■ | u i r n phl e t - g i v e t l m 4i a i l u ­ ol 1 ! •I n t . p e r s a n d po s t n d i r e a d tires» i he p r . n l i n t» t o In[' s h i p p e d . ami - lr vg JV hut M-;i»(.n »hi ( . n i e n t - i-j-pi»,.»'! i . i . u ..d »...ri u Flu M (1. . I, mole t utility Will Have it ‘fair. » . . i - - i«>• I r.lig envi m i l i i ’lll. t r . u ■ •-vu l Li UI.- Hi the ivtr.i! -l.i!i» wollt.! >■< in (•< ) : 1 »l .'lit ' I III [<r> - 1 : I mall u . - j o i . i . ii»r i l. e I h ' u m s f a t » of I ve in i t , >i nati i» .* -ale one, 111 the Molise ll ► evpeeted t lie i'< in« a . ! » e i ; ve r !i . nty of **i ’ vài i V « X f , ** 1 ' • f , • 1.» •»1 • . . - i r » .f ft i* i* -i t . r »? <: H e . ' e t . . . • »I , jút'-i »M M ni» ; t . l-i 1• Meli . -I ■-tu!..r• Ne « Orteten i ■* <-r * f, J'T.t p ! n m m • . ■ i u •r a i i o u l l oo I u i h.ii.gi the p o l i t i c a l al ilot i..,| l g i h 1..U ., plexiot <»t i l e Itile i^jinpilslln I..-- l li..; •I . . i.: g ,‘l" , m " • p a r t iíes e s mu-i niiitntiiffr*raPîr present ii »lai in r u ' t ) . wuy. Mi" ' 1 Windows were soaped, a few g a t c s 1 tional seats. lost and thè sinttll boy» otlierutse Governors are to ho elected in umu-ed ihemselves on Suli.rduy twenty-nine states nnd some of t h e night. Some of the.tn wen l.iken in vain pnigns. no tu Id y those in New lo» hy Mar-.liid Tilli» I <>t . . o n d i . York. California and Tennessee jJ.'V J' *t Nf- -r» Il 11 In Wrun!r 11 i V» 11 i i N iu Mr ncule Inf I'll « ef I.tilde r» j ■r. <■■ ■■ g ■* . M . \\ Klfiirl» of il< 1 h riuicr.it» to ri Niili-Triipi» al I ; «ir .i»-, i. 1 1 , , -■v i .U .»»i.lrul »»! tl> l.nwif Hon», ul l a kl .g the i l l y , . itler a n u b a i - lice o f s e v e r a l . .i . m Iir«n 1 ivory— P r o m p t t o M I'li.i:i) ^ 111 1 ' l ' F K ' s W D IN J MUM M IMS i l l u s e t i t>¡ di r ei I i"<j* ; r » " t » I M it TI »• I ile fi.it tli.it llurty olle siali,,r. . t ï 1it y a ili elee! Se imi er- n k-, - thè eoli liiT«*r« •î • test Tue».Ili \ lite f *'ll 1 I imffgunit ion of At th»> { n n u r e s a i j u u . J ' . J i u i i d i T a y l o r , r e p r e s e n t i n g - b n lpflifi<fhy " i i i gl i m i : n, , .mu mission merchant o mT \ r j t» ? f ..n i 1*r mi’ ’ -«fl» ^..J „„ ( , the'» ...ll l-e-ted » u h ■SnAut o ! »A' ! j Mill .< • • ' li (>t vuur -market and p l a n t - ' looking .,1:., •- i . ¡it Mrs. Simon's. )S-if in V. • vv 7 - , t ! u f Hit* * 1 -1 in th.- . • *r.«ii* da-, . t-nt.-r» i11 •• . ft. ir t - i-i« » ♦ t«ir -. - In luvt 1 . p J’ lnl:.-!* ' i .L i .« « a s I!\ - I• .Minin1-«'1 " ( i he Huai inj[ Nin.ili ■a*. ' John J D E M O C R A T . \\ II I. E H . I l l T O ( <>V| U n i T i l l lin t - 1 .A , * 1• * 1 '• -»N » * * 1* 4- « ft* | i.ft ij'»rf t I î* I I N , ui M i I "■« ■»h*f* 1*1 Itaiige ' m ■' * 1• * I» #'t* - lin a■ * 1 »»ll • . t •• I tie liieftri, »' 1 '■» ■' -*•I s1*■r Jin •4«th 41 i hr court ntiu»« •*•*«* Honforil on she Tth il«y of (»rremlicr, M H . ihr . . m e beine ■ re*¿|.r . . I m ,i«y la l a >»**. il»,. Linie. .. I i l i y.j 3 g|r| ** |• \| have the chief ligure* of the Nfi- t h i» trout 'page of the p.ihlicuiiom. «»»«* etnergencies il render« >»■* .m'T.TT .iMeh"ini‘ of ..u.r,o,« •it * nf itip *m| rotta Miller Good, l.arry I henry nnd tomai Administration hern engaged )t.»r r i t i , n " A g e n t s . a n n o i iin.r.- d m n r s e r v i r e . . . . i t i r*n» »hr •r *1 »l*v «if S'nvcmSirr, 1*1)1 Arthur i ’halen, a» »•>ni|»„ui» -I ! . i l » i r ! » u g«»nerally I'resolertt Wilson lui» ,.|f»i »olmi lui»i iiesn i ha i, l»v |,\ H-Tola farmers »houl'l e tiro tirage , \t u x\ l * piano mol Flayer Piano- Expert I ,Mfì M* •mi »»»% ......... . . f fu* buibUHk’ » » I I • 1 « i*ftur# • 1 ft rulli; li r i * (•!.«»! » \* »»! I \•"•!« r •! \ ír«*»n f ' l l l * 4. g»» i , .1• ! *' « * ■ lini \ • f i t t i vi; ' im m i 1 1 * i* » *: ••* \ ■. « iti I ti i •>■»j » ’ 1 ,t . f tj 1 -I g Ci.14- 1 .» ,| t l u i , i .a Mn«»rl«hllr .V 1 mu J > • 1 rr.i j î •• : . 1 111m in u r v.rt t.ru«iu«i*r1, ,x r i . u .»■ .’ Iti I H»-' t: Il I î. » a I .,n¡i Iu1 t *?. ! v « t »î • lit i *r i * i •i T»« • 1 *• M u : «•1 Ik« . v- n • i r- '»I 1 " i i g r ili » *1 • • . . I Tfi.. » ,1 - » I <»o| f o o t hal l I r a ili l» ^ , ■I • . : da i - »I g e l i 11. g , , t i llll .1 II It.i -I ‘ I II . r ■• .»t t *-• ....... ' t- - ■<« •Ini » . I . i- |. » il. r , li*. i.| » • *• • nu g ,...!!•• 'I Ï l . - a i I -1 , at '' f »* '• •, ■ I « Il I I I V II H « N i .'.H I M I ’ • . . • - » 1 . W a un gl *- * ' • • -, .: . VI u»l» ni Wmidland Park -li .1 ltI r .l. v» * i I »»»1- **t t I I- .i . - ,» i , M «eeka in Tampa and will resume his studies at the high school, \V •»».-.: . t 1 rk --(<» li S u n d a y s •r»i*11: { U •* , mt» fii'-t n o l i •■en.» Mr> . m i;i» III Unit*. *« !M 1 • KU» rin* \'a * arrivi'il in t f » M• 1 il* l i» .tf l M « ai i -u I .ai ■l. ile iu,i o . a! i- ai I i h e a r g i l no i, i *, i ,.,*,1 • » : Nt.» i r «i ¡T». W " f.r . . j I ( i m ITH«! «' 1*1 ! i . 11 • I M 1» u I I I ■ . . . . . , h’* , ■ ■'•*» l I. !»..< l.-a.» pai I t> ha » til I y I lit i»- » e a t » iti I Ile S e n a ! e ' I. 1 piI rei t hi * i»-^. « , » ■. . ..................... Allí I 'i >| u » at- 1" l eu- l‘n I.li-il t'i‘1 ». il 1 F-1' I I Í • I- ;'i jili*t Hi lld, II - , ■: i I i n» Voli llnlogliii M . I - I t o l . hi t i " . . i .|n <l i » VI ,,iiil V.»lil i M -:‘I| i u un i v i<< \\> , ,m ii-i » v II ’ — ‘ WOMAN’S ( LI lì I '! i . >i. »l .. l«» |,l Vili. ■I Ii ,1 . ,1-I •- fi. pilli'* I b* I •. , ■ . .i. . î i. r ■ I : prò-----1 II t ■-,*-l 11 i■ i I . . i i. .( )i «il .»». .» » r hrpD.in » . • 1 ‘ “ t • .» I Wt I i V- 4i I M-r ‘ ^ • hi Ida . i « u »■ t IT» h* oi frtriitl.« uni r»^i»i» ho i. Julie liruMUTt Cun hefound F.ast F.lghteeiit h -»in ■t *i Mr» Willitims'' millinery store. 1 V... ii , *. ,.. ■1 1 , i 11 1 r 11 1 g1<»11 ; r ■- the Iff ] If'*'» 1 » - 1• » r. - tr t *J]-*Jtc s* Mr- ami \ffN Archie Metis Imu l*turned Ii<im their wedding trip •nd nr<- ri....iving vongrnt ululion» ol their friend. lUtlinore Hosiery, none lietler s.l the price Try t hem Mrs Williim» Millinery. ’J l-' Jt-' Mr and Mr*. Z. M KaitlifT spent Suinlnj ir, L.keland. tile guest.» »if Alt Katlitf. parents. J i-t received a new line of tlowpr» 11 Mu. Williams’ Millinery. 21 -2c Attorney Victor Stnrhuck of Or »tide was m the- city yesterday on husinew.. In the next ¡MlI{, of T |u, n . r a l d *e «hall he alile to unnuunco nil the •Urartian* for the coming recital. t- ( urr will not lie t he only star ” 1 e. cv*ning, A Hurpnntdngly rich ,r*»» u in anticipation. Hon. J. Tilden J ncoh* qf Chuluotu M in c‘ty yesterday on buai" connected with t he schools. He ■ ■ “ “«ompaniod tiy Mr. Davis, one luoti^ *,rom' nent merchants of r h u |( ^ f ^atinitig little program of mu"> connection with the short •t th ,p,' y di*rour*l‘ J,y the pastor, '*8ti„a * t-onKri’K«tional church next l ' Bn*ng" ^ not attendants eon, * rP. ,,rt, cordlally invited to «nd enjoy the service. with the Club n « t Friday night. 1 t,0,nit t hi ni » #nd 80in0 are staying out in the cold ■ " ■ •»( 1 f 1 r.i -i- 1 » It.-gt .1 1III g tl ‘ ll In tiMf * 1 1« *, .1 ¿•a . \• , vi I r i renaiòli*, ,» TLUID^ 4 . \tV Ilive *Iw«ti tii«l b» he ju»t « l-nle »la;«d ol it,a other fell*»* m dm ge»»t»»l equipment ol ,»m t-om. A•>n oddest* of thi* deuro to »h.,w ihr nf »*s.t sod onlr the belt of CTerjlhing, w* glsdly letomuvend to Uiei* of iuk C a rte r’s Pencrjift , 1 . 11, i ut ut- « J vi ug a lai evli 11 piving III • a d »■» 11 n - i... Ifin unit I»»-ftt pi * * * t >* , It. u ft er « Id. h t lit •I uh t.. -i <s I hull h.» ' m‘ , I .m ir ».< I ... ............... . ■ ' - »•■ *> •' i ■ * » «ft * • t* 1 I hf •**!,« I ! -V»'U» Mi in loi ary nf tarli . I t..,> p. rt -H- tl..' .'i.t. i tun,ni.nl. tf imi - •' T *o * •fficur « I I,, lint-il 1 t id. u til til.»»I -ll'pt" * I »’ 1fo 1’ f * *»(*•>*H»r ? «11 I.»- .gItallIt. 1 • Iv . I 1 . til*»»« •f * II I'D j ■,. ;.-, ■. tis e. fit *■i l ...*li»' 11*. v, a t'd* 1F'- w 1 M. . ! - » ♦ . I ll.. u . . a uni vv.ij firing more ili.ii.fi M* a \ . I. tl n d g;v .1 t.uvt In ll . ' 1 »t *, ,* * - B* 1 Í v * .*» r Vj t*a f I ui f <t.,.- \ . t it.g;, ¡ I- N tl„ J..- in. .»■ t»;.»*1 i » -1 » I '-I:».»- >' ' mu .u i wlin a,id .I.T ' ii; i i i '» ui iiiu or »nlliv.it.il •. during a .- 1.if vv.ifl, in t hi- f ..lot In., I n»ii ¡•».Iit. 1 ‘i.r.ting t». t ' . i", i . i u i r ,.| I-a*)’ h i M t . n ........ » a i d III.it 111. ■ ' ut. -in...l»-I»..!... I■v t ' . I -il.il t - 1 ».tv to ieep a •laid tr.uii itniiig »t „i- s I trp. rl in.'i.t ul \grt. iiltiir*' •min tiling l>.,d i tn it Into t»> w. i 'l - . Vtl-Id !.. t . i „» . . . - I III.». Ti >T 1 g , I 111. t I I . g I. ' |la II I ¡•< i rudi.» t i » , j,,,,.«--» wi»111»I »..rn (irntuii»i.. .»I f I s p. r ; .............. t. i ir » <1 ..Id* r ' inpti’l » > 17 -UI p1 r loll lu I -1 I I lie VV I . vi.'l'l per acre tili» seusori is I 2 W W 0 * ' f P' ’. 'o -f Gccd u» I i per acre tl.»» » -*u¡ ,» 1» Sum»- -I.i!f I * .• -U- ill. ill »1»* belief tin,' und t lie <iuaiiti'y I» ."» i-.r ».-i.t lu-tt ,-r i lu»ti the uver-ijf»' - rup h-r t It»* ilal dur a gold at ih- .'ini of <lo rnlahow, nn‘ rnnnltr t. r git It give* .*ni i)n (ui't ten years » verclse tint keeps cm allvo.—Atlanta Ponstltullnn. ■ One of Florida's nirttf fntportttnt ------------ . ----------------industries I» the gut lori t.g and »hip M in'* Hanicvt Duty. plug of sponges. idle spunte» giilllA man's bent desire# are always tho eit-d In tin- waters adjacent to Flor­ linl»-v and measure of tils poaBthUflles. ida are the finest in the \\ .'»t.Tti anil tin. most difficult duty that a mail Hemisphere, Tarpon ¡springs, 1‘leaFIs capable of doing It] tho duly that water and Key West are large above nil he should do.—Charles H. spinge markets At Chl.se, sj[iuited brent on the inland of Sugarloaf, »»tie of tin- Fiori ila key* a Sponge bed ul i.,.»• hundred ,». r. I .. I-» . -, pialii .I Tin tirsi . ru(., g.ttlii-r. -l this ., . m. i.r.iughi y Huí imo SEEDS Herald Prirling Co. s. ? J ,f o- I u. ' .tl “ If n man has no regard f--r the lime of other men, why should lie have for their money? Wh at D t h e 1 Com bined O jfice difference between taking a man’s an d Fountain P e n hour and tuking his live dollars?' There are many men t-> whom cadi hour of tin- business day t* worth more than live dollars said Ifur..-. _,),e urwatt rormiwr of the Cartel*» Ini (»itiiI t . I’en. ,«ll Ink wme» • blue sad drte» a )r| tilack. Greelv ■ and Greely wa» a new» ll i. r,(«i»Hr hrdUsst. »moolh »nd |*fm»iwnl. Come in »nd let ui .how you the new Cartct ink paper man. \\ hat did Harvard do nhoul Munbottle With tho new flow-tontioll«. . Sterl'UTg? Allowed the professor to Notice to Tsvpnyera withdraw Ids resignation unti said Stale and county taxes ore due that for no umount of money could and payable the first of November, the university under rake to place a and if paid In NovemF»cr u discount • Hanford, Flcritfn limit upon freedom of thought anti of two per cenb is allowed. VKG ETARLE B UY E RS speech. Of course that was the in» J N O . 1). J i N J C W S , 1 e vi tabl e decision. Mobile Itegister. D l h ' t S l r e c t Sanford* Florida 20-2tc Tux Collector, Tsemineh* Co. Ink -.Ili.er i -a I I, • I »• t In r i d » II .i i » r«»i» • Wood: Wm».r « . . . ' i r T.Lv lin.»- »I j e . t î* !.. f. •1 nmy want u hr. it Lei me dell \er y <.<i •n • »»""I M S Nelson, pli.»tic m. N -d Four tli jiJid My Ml« l-ul-li. 1-1,. 1t -it.in (.nil »**1» **« .. i 1 U*r t. I Honor Itoli Mt.nur '»ilu.nl 1 1 . tuli, r in ! •' l laghi!, (.rude l.tttda Mm Seventh tir-id< Sixth Grade Fifth Grrtile Fourth Graile Third t irade Merit.. » »»t u Second Grade Ceci! Mules. Iva Unies, Louise .l-»)liii», Walter 1’rie«-. Clyde Muse. First Grade Garner J ohns. Alvin Johnson, Bather Iteli Poweli, Heine Mann, Clark Mann. 11 1 * • '* M * 1 ■ I ’I ' llli nj t In'h' - • • < •uig In n- meot t-". - e 'Hi i-T il. •' »mu.»rei i.,n ,h«M l»e vii . . -i, i Cot^I **»*1 c*^ t0 inori» i F r»-» tl l i e g , . . a , "1 1 ’ 4.4. 1 » i *•p* ** •i ii hi* il mn |p•t Sundny 14inil .«ir l ‘ til Ul» Í Ì i r Thu \J« rl.ft Wde y b n *" i n 1 •• . «* In«'!.-«» Tan*, ill'll»*!*. ». id to to- >.n< <«f ï h* 1 , i » \ i f . Lr?- • * • . -d -t » •», . . * #^. «. i- ■ ♦ *• ' * 1 * if*fc i 9 h- -itl'i'i. :* r »......... .. ll e ■• « t ,♦.* • • i Friday I• Vi I, l! . ■ Iteri, . . . Mr » I» 11,1.- ! •l ' !.. •il V t 11l * , »< <1. V.. n l»> ». liti» I ■. 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Itrnwrt. nil uf «hum »r* kfitiiMi »V fnt lu tir I lie «ame |ier*t»ni «hu*»« fi»ri(f #fr »ul'«fll-i'il ti n t u tin ufii|M»«*tI chnr (<4 ul Vlumlwhllt* »ml Hrnwn l'umpiny, «ntl M r h o! «slf| prrxiti' ih^n Bm! tluMf* nrk n»»turlcrlfril hrfutr mr hi* «If* nil urr i*i «ani tir »»|ih*ìm| r h•m r r * r>-1 thnt •», ti prillici*ni rhairfrr a» hla hi t» limi ffuw* a-’l ifid «Imi i#iv'iriin lynflrr m> h»ml «ml «■■»»î of ulîVc*, 2ni| <li> «if SuY*mb«r, !î»ll H H r.Ml.hnll, A Sut »r > l*iililit* * M f rum muni un ftpir«-* iul> 11, Jyl ( •*'i»l I Not Iff nf Abptlrallun f«r l'hnvlrr N ritira "• hrrtiîp) f i i r n that (ht* wntlrf «tght-ci Bill <•i»i«I> lu ï Itr tïoi rrtmr »»f th«* «iHif of iTnrM», fur Ut l r i * pal rut u ¡mr. «ht* fnrrgttiiii jtrufiiMeil rlurier uf Mt.--» I » htl , A Hfn«n 1 ulti PBU f r«H*hl«V» M.if i*ln »U «K Hfl 1* kf lu. .r.M-.f S•*|| *1 « m, ì J1 Mu»*i i «i t. ’ i ■t- ! i*-» . Simple i W M llr.mi f I H- « Secret of S u c c e i « . Hlt or-mlss. m ore-or less, soon-orlate housekei'i-lng breaks up ninny bornes, evijn « b the parallel slackness and headlessness ruins many n commerclal'buflness Attention to d<‘tntls. faithfuiues# in little#, is the secret of eucces# la .every calling * /ri �' _ • -l;, * \ - f rf, . ,4* \i ,V ‘r , * * T H E SANTOED HERALD PAGE S IX T R A IN IN G - NOV KMB E R 3, loi« ■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■»♦♦■»•»•♦•I- » W H R E D CROSS NURSES IN E N G L A N D i: S a n fo r d :: Russia's Steam Roller; Well Equipped Armies Enormous (n Numbers ’. ++++++ C o ra -C o la B o ttlin g ( <>, IIOTTLKItS OF SODA WATERS AfsD* Sole Agents fur Orando City Spring« Mineral Wahr PHONE 21 H. i ti.it . i'iitl.» .M i ! •I t l| 1l mu- muri' iti tin' t. l>ut> I |u S u It - il l i n I I . 'll il It. * I I I *.l III It I.» lit « . 1.1 -ill uf » u t i mpl y i tilt i* i f M>l dit-r» uii i In* ^t '4 uf i.iij other <>f tin* rulers of tin' iettili Till», h'wrtitrt’i of I l i o »/..ir Iti ¡ i l l u n i lui-li m o ollorillUIIH m i d l i m o t i t o l i 11*0 i o ilio «•xprcsshiii. ‘■'l'Ilo mI cii tu fuller i n m p n l g i i " •1 )1.. mi n o m im i .oí of liti- inissim i f l ) l l l * Ilio lll'l'. l i l i l í * ¡II li Ilio* ilio, m o t out or o\: i oi . i i ' . . i n o l i ti iliu il /no i n u l i ot|lll|i|'i'il l iio lo»«oll t a u g h t b> I l i o lH|A<ill I ¡ l irl |111- •• « tir 1111M I m-o I i Moli t l r h ' o n Iintuí'- tttul I f Mio artillo« o f (tío ' -ut I'l.utu or Ai nrnc aa t’fru* AkMicrtitmu. 1} «frolli: rli'illgh'M suppors olir «lolite, mal Ilio Ice iroulil noi «appuri tis In wnlkltig. «a we liild tu er»«« Il hy ty■ni* Hat mi our «loia.a Iw uni) miwllng tu r**** 1 1 ii Iiii; lo Mie hjiriWhlp uf tlie jonriiov sol erai of my dog* mire 4om ewmplerely. ami my iinflre hov «howed Tramped Over Ice lo Save Ills . Comrades, All In Day*« Wor k , ' ’ Sa y * E* pl or o r and Navi gat or Returned From F a r North Wi t h Ei ght ol p-arty After Loung El even Other» — He Made Porilou» Tr i p Wi t h Only One Emkono « I r t i * o f Imititi hi « n e r v o l u h mio ni o ni l i i K I «lutile«! lauti aiul Io >;mi I i o r e a e h li t i mi n c r t l n g . liti M ' f i u v (Ite Itimi K a t t o v l e k I n v a i n e ve ri a t t i ve . More lenii« n e r e eneo lin­ fe reti «Itirlnjt (I h* «lay. ami I imi) co »perni i ihuthcr ni ght on thè Ire The n e xt tlti.v nortliorly «vinti* «et In ami m f l e r e t l t Ilo Ire up r>u Mie Sllierltm allure Ity Work Ini: tinnì all Ony i r e uiiimiKi"l to rolli li .Vo r i t i t ' a p o S l b c r l n “ I « a iv no mIjìiim o f h a l ' l t a l l o l l . mi n o c a i u p r d f or ilio n i g h t l ' ho n e i t morti b i g « *■ « t a r i ' *1 a l ol l e Ilio s i l . m i m •oasi f " f I .1*1 t a p i * Itili* follo le loti l ift* «ntliloil a mi n o i iont In l o ilio l ee loit I f omi t i u S l h o r i i t n n a t i v o , li!« i vl f o Itili olio >IlIt't S a w Tt ml f F l r « t W h l t o Man. After a hitter etperlen re In III«' nnrfti '"1 v a i n o ¡tenuti» t h è Orsi ivlilto m a n c m iva a lea, nine survivors id Mil* Cn i at Kitlit'hlli Isti No molo lutili uf a* ll.'ldinn nt. I < \ edit i-'li « 1*1 Ii left ■ I liotno nini «*• g.*l t oli>idern blr Ivs'piJlunU Ip I mi«'. 15M.5. n u l l ' d nl liioii'l ¡noi N"i m ine in tii-o'l <*f a l'un pi o of K""*l itm:« 1 i t a l i o t i my b l i mc i i h i r » frwtn N'oiiio. . Vl a* ka, on Mto < m i n i ■ tu a m i t i l o f or l ' i o l n l s l . l i « \r ( Ti po i * U i o « r o i o t u i o i - ut t o r Hoar Ti n* pa r l y Sortl/I Si l o- i l a I mo t a t ra i l e r n lui. w a s l i e a d o d h\ t np'alti I’ oIs t I .' Mart : i f t •■• t i l . t a f a * in tu.il fi •<* li t e ii* ii* loll til*' M t u u ' l * . * pi u.-r • - I . -1 - |l* _'l I t i l i ' t-l I ,,1 'f » il | V 1, ' i o r i a . II. I' ITi ei «ore hnMiiilil IhKlil uf ii,,- e\p:«i .t.iiti p irti « or*tost on in* lullin' i it an Hie i- tm when* Muir »hf)' K.irlul. link •rh'hed by tlio loo lo " riiitKol Island and tllf'-e died ii o 1 1 * . i i . 1 ol.* f mill an to i*!■ l.' t"AII In the Day'» Work *' Captain M ill t ; l t••'11 tin *l**i i ul Mi* Kiirlijk'n Iasi voyfigo in Imre fin t* lie Intlni; n f«1«* "I tlio ohstaelo« lie had to ori'pniiii' on III* tram p io r*> * tie- I* «■ from WnniKoi i«liin*l to Kintiia II irl«u Siberia. In* di*iut«sud nio*i t|in**M**n* a* "to hi* peril* «it i n in>ii*l u i i .I " t - li It's II 11 III '1*1 *1 > * «»'Ik l(* nli/.iii_ in i . p in .»! I*.- •Miitm-u oil f r o m * o n < in i i - i *i tin* * til it * pn f l y wit Uruiii.il l*iu ltd « tm Id » m s a i m t i t*f t 1 t" _ a ulna fiiNl*t.i|i« al t io* * « i' 1• ' I i 11 - i , 1111*l ntiM i ' .v " , \* Ifol I m * ‘ l f t In- t •1i - I. 'Il *t * m« ¿ .¡ it \ rn ii AND FEED STABLE C o r n e r K ’trVrrtnerrrafr^rttr 3 "g r g inr ' g r T B tfT**~>~ CON TR ACTO R S FOR ALL K IN D S OP H E A V Y H A U LIN G ---bcrTT^T>rof H o rse s, M ules, agons a p el-. HiiFncst.- a l w a y s on hand F o r S o lo or E xchange H l . i c k r . m l t h l m ; nrul W u c o n R e p a i r i n g in c o n n e c t i o n j i i ì lUUu ; (o In- iHor* otiic limy IIfiiii:!Illy lii’ViT n il! lio 'Moroovi'r Ihoy tire moro liuti o io i Lo furi* Infilimi by un lili on *-u loy­ a lty mnl ivrsonal derollon to their , chief. mnl ll.olr molili mid'political iltf• fervine», om e co numvrniis, tire in the p reüi'ii i yn inihi Ikh uppaTcutly largely pi a rot I hi the b u d .ground. An In u n of th e wilier grent' ha SILEN T MAN” W ILL HEAD . tioni o f Europe. tul Iitn ry nervine In CHICAGO’S RESERVE BANK Iti; -la l' lutili i'iimpiilttory and utdver «ni Mmt of Mio men lire of the pen ft tint or farmer i In*». for litir-lit Is ii McDougal , C h o i c n For the ( 30.000 i militi \ of fon In rito cllli*. .mil tile Placa. I n v c i t i g a te d J o h n R Wal i h. tilling of I l f oil 1« tilo pi'io i fui INVÌI pii flou o' i » ¡ u t i l i of to-r Infili t«it i nt i J a m e s It Mi I 'ougal, Ilio " « l l e n t titan ti! » liiengo » tin.ilul.il ill~ltn I. lui* Inumi Mu li nun in' titolili);« ' or p" i*;¡ III «. inni all i te |*o|rutlotti «olili* i* helivc eleoli ti |t* ilio uni t ritorslilp o f tin. l isi Mio II**' of i il' tot III hi NI* Ilota* Serv e m i IH - o l i o limi* of ( liitat i;ti lee, or. riituer. Ila hi Illy to service, beWhen the hank 1 « cventpully upemil If will have utily l)7U tie pus It ars They gin« at the - nec of twenty anti hist« will Inehtile national bank« in federal until the foriy seeoml birthday. Mint riMHltrloN l ía l e artilles lilis reserve ilUfriet No. 7 and th e few stale t¡|n ha* three, c vii n fmvi* large rumigli hank« that have «Ignltleil their Inteti tu omini ut' unii i art *i/et| I Invilitili ■ion of r n ferini: Ilio non m o n etari «y* lilt,i M" It. oil a* Mio Alili» of Kit folli l'Ilo i itplllll of Ilio ly u n ali* «||l r o p o a u llil**l-i liti' l i n i o f Ilio l ' a l t In* uppiiiilinatoly $ l*J.7tu,.i»n T h e m a n « h o u n » »« io* l e d a* L’" ' i rum uf Ilio tu « h u d . I ■i l h o ' U " i i . | o f d i n < (tir« u f ilio roM' t vo I ni o s na» lu'on l i i l t o k n o w n »hi t■alili* o f liaiikiiu* ilroli'.« Il I* o i p i s ' l i s l l i m i I li o po*||loi « ili • - i rt i « i t n it a « n a i l " l > ,i" « •i i l oan. i ii Mionci i l it i * tias imi lioon doli n l l o t y diH'Ided yi um LIV ER Y, S A L E S of \-li T H E P U B L IC f V e are here io ai s v e r questions an to -serve the piibik W hat can we do k ■you ^ iF .R N -• I ' . o It I - 'Il Mot» K:ll « l o f o l t o l i mol i l " d o ' i t i l i p a s s i m : u p o n < uiitiii' i . I n j - a p r - r iiileri-d III t i l l ' ftsto l.ll li.lltk tinnì,« la t lino ni «III I I I* tot fi d i s i o i i n t limili* lai 1 «.ititi «III-*« l ille of hi uni 11.— l>l|«| 'ad* t" feei ilo- ofTo- t* uf mif ' h li'.'* «oro «o.'Ulig nini I *■\pi rie li ' il il itili ufi t io \' t* r io*-r ■■ t* ■i*1- i.*■ * i - 1 t ¡1 1 .. a ; H I l o * noi n1 fTitisi * ! ' t r a i l e r 11 « a * (l oro Miai I tuoi Ibi roti lillo'f il i Ihl'tlan tltsfri* f i io \ * -1 " i-i . o i- urrii o.| . *d \ *i, .. i n* fui'! h a d «a» I***** ko*I « lt!i ito. *<• Mo. iN'itlhil •f *o r St Ml*el i aol fhruuch muMnUon. Captii^u llurtlelt Eyes and Lega In Dad Shape. divided to sel wut uii a. milk which “ Arriving thon*. I was still «ufforlng would lirtiti: him to the outside*world l i e knew the Journey iheaiit terrible • ’ from «wollen l»*gs and f*»'t and my e y e s n t * o « e r o g i v i n g mo i rpiitd,* \ft liardsliip* mid po««th!y death “fin Mary Hi t s ' lie said. I loft tin* I or n o t i f y h.g ilio C a m o l i . i n go» ori ii uont ht t o l i - g i a f-ti I r o o o l v o d «mi t i l i a f n||ou on In 11 « ith an r.«Mmo hoi Katloili k Iloti In u « *'i-l. « l inn- I li ut in- ri» ro «even «lot:* uMd a *,*'dKe made tiy 'It * 1 1 r. *1 fi mri m i Hin*— Hadley, lit* i va. i top i **f a *n •Ic* must hi t ‘*'iHa *n til* I lip* U . tin«! ' t i li .u l fit* ■ l i t t e t It,*.it l i t ' i-d o n SNppIlo» tui oilrsolie« and dues tor I n n o 7* Sin- r ouehod No n i o Aug .'ili thirty eight ilay’« I luteudod n* net i«> l o ur i l a y * Itiii-r « o « l a t t i l i olii o u •*»ir IZa«! Capo Sllivria We had dltlh'iiity soi n u i l i it i oiupt to i o s c i l e Mie tuen al in erosslng the «trail whteh sojuirat«'* j IVraugol Isla ud WrangeH islnud from Uic muinliinil “(Tn Sept. P we mot the Belino tier t h e air lino distance .helm; KM mllea King nnd Wing, mid «tu* Infornimi iTs “ I thought when l left the Island that Mint khe liad the eight survivor« from 1 would make It In seven days, 1ml W ran gel island on hoard The men strong easterly and westerly gales and were transferred to tin* Hear In order (lie moving lee retarded our progress to nvelve infilimi utieuilou We then Aa we neared the Slherlnn coast we returned fo Nome " had conslderahlc UUIlciilty with the raftivl Ice nnd deep, soft snow. “On one occaidon 1 was Borcntecn ■f -•'*» *V ' * («tilt f I $5.000.000 SEMT BY MAIL c*z ak o r upihiA u n i i Ai;rii.i.riiY okki I ) 1.4 S E R V E T?TE PUBLIC Adopt« P.^cfl Po*at Method Ciervo1 OÍ S* [H'H] GO' I il 1111la*ti i!«ill ir*« lit •\ Southern Express Com v4 i* ¿»'¡if |«i Ito I * it* «I ^ ’ •î* ' ' '• Stamiui W II ti I l i o a S o n i l i *|ii|i*ui '■» **•; t i t i ’ i-i !• 1*1 I M hUJI k l Mie l. n l|ed S I . : l e * n i t ì W u y nei li «t'H lei* «imi li «‘r e « ' of folli M»*t k s il t i mk (lii'iii « e » e r o i li "iir** l o n n i o n i l t In* gol d oli l o ii regul i i l l ot i |»'»|:ll **'|i->-li ivttgon wlii efi *¿'11.11 il ¡il n i « » in»* «-ils (O Mie fili *(ol i ff-»ll**rt| tilHilhtlg Il Im» I vi - n ilo* * n * i " t i i *0 tu*- g t ■v e r n m e n i i o « hi p l i * inoli*'» nv e\pr»* »*. Imi t h l s eX|N*rlin>'(il ol Heiiduig il I n pureci |mm I b us prò» ed «ih * e««ful i nni tt li* lini u n p r o h a i i t e Mini ih*- i r mi s i i r y i le p a n m i ' i i i « i l i n«i- i i i e uuiii* t r o n i i m « o u f o r ili!» pi l l i «' «*' BRIDGE IN FRANCE REBUILT B Y G E R M A N S Choto by .i"' H A N D BROTHERS ii * i • .1 a* 1. 11 <-t * s i T v lllg filo l|l"l*e •- t;-*l ll.-ulf I» «till **f •eld. tioMei*-! Tli'.« .i-»- nil.-, lit tin* southwestern port ion of Ì. n n tran Uur sla. hohltk Its land« hy military tenure ami I.« Halde tu cervice f«r life, and every Co*a*!M'k uf any age nut tv called mil In an euiergeney of .national de fi'iiv. There I« also a certain system whereby nu n iiiliini<*erliig for mo* year and pay Ing lheir own expem-es can he mime ollicrr» for reservo troops In case of th eir inohltUiitloiiT'veiily »even army corps emu tirine the Held army of European Itttssla. the guard corps, tin* grenatllcr «*or¡¡s and twenty tl»e regular line , corp*. Tlio eand-ry Im Indo» two g u a n i dlvi‘.ioUs.*n guard hr lende and Hflceu line divi­ sions.. <>f Mie.twenty cav alry division« fifteen nre |termnncntly nttnehed to Mio various nrnty mir¡is und four are fornimi into two entirely moulded corpu. ln nil. the lire* of the three Russian armies Includes the Ktirprlsiug total of 1.038 battalions of Infantry. 012 squndrows of cavalry ami -11)7 bn Morles of artillery,-ihre« aerial hat tallón«, eleven Independent companies nnd a special Instruction section. The aocond army, t h a t of the C a t casus, consists of three army cor|>*. four cnvjdry divisions, n brigade of Cossack Infantry gnd t w o brigades of Caucasian rifles, one o f Christians nnd the o th e r of non •Christian*. * The Asiatic army Is In n way a mis­ nomer, for Ils men. with the exception of a few Türkinnen Irregular horse Insilo*, are all Itusslnn*. The largest part of this great force Is In Fast SI Ivria. *nnd these forces have been In­ creased and reorganlicd since .l!X)l m>til they nre most formidable. The l'once strength of the arnde« of the czar ut the most* moderate estimate I« l.‘JPf>,000 of all mnks.' The full war «tiungth number» several million mon*. .Httssla has such an enormous popula­ tion to draw iunju that her real warstrength ron only bo gucoscd a t  TL Ä OF TKE- IN EUROPE Given Free Wilh a Y ears’ Subscription lo The Sanford Herald • I �'r ' *S4VV, . "riif - -pv. —t--*-ri ■■ *.;*" •• •. n o v L 'M u k k 3. I MI I3 H S V M n lU t III , ' T- ' . ';•* -ir*' r,' KT ■ • * • •■• li VI II P \ < .C SKVKN |*n v m**H» if l « l . »*' 't f * *f * « if**l»ii4i 1 j,r r«J*f » fi* i itjp iLii t«uar*i « f i l ' n r ton. * j ù *i t'ifi n i in U h m v **• i» r n *t*» f ariti Tutir - I- I rrniHP*!» r - • f«t.j|inn* * *• |m> > » *•1r a • I fi* N a tintila! mla; fla nk *"f % p ». 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U H I N S K U j l i K At 1.AVS -= °M*ir nur*v|vet, and lio herelry b r e ó m e «• Sect inti I <*. T h r l« u v i r n * i r »hall appoint tfrfiaiad fur the purpoae of f o r m i n g int o » «II to n i m U s lo fi rd olii ref* Mu » f a i r militia. i■d) politic and corporal«», u n d e r anti hy in* lu l li n g an «aditi» am gvnrir«,! f.«r I h r ate. I ’r.it lie** ill S i u l « ' ¡util K m l f f u l C . i i i r t a t ^ Mltut uf the la w « of the » la t p uf F l o r i d « , with r a n k elf hrigetlier grnpral * *>•• « h all bi ■tol i n hereby auopt the fo lb i w i n g ar tl rlr * rhlef of »tafT T h r d u l ie « and *«•m|H*n.«a!ion r or incorporation ..f all offlr ar« ai» « p p « M e d »hall '• * »• I l i . i m r r W i unir uf i libiti Sftiiforil F in Afílele I . b y la w T h e t e r n « of nifi»*’ of all v i t t i m i , T k . r.am» of thta r o l l . o r a t i „ n . h a l l l.r *">"»<1 «•*'<•»*• " f ........ n t « n n — l "«!>!.«. -»>-ÍI KM I k . San f<rr it C o m p a n y .' * ami it> p r i n n p a l J«* r t i t i t in u o u . tlu -l n y t h r M‘* **'*'•■ •" p l » f . til b u . i n n , .*ht3aah ll ii h-- at on n ii , S m -- ’ <>•>».rrtnr, . u h l . f t to to «i S c aann ti n c r« m '— - « m h I » » - a- , m ay , 1 .« isol*. County. C o u n ly . F lo r i d a ; hut a) have Florida; hut hft m may ha.-; • « » f l e t i b y I he legulalur*- p r t n i d i n g f>T M i t i to ¡•^ • ■ t a b l l a^ h au rh “othef place« of tiU«ine Ìii««fne * a f e t l f r m r n t fof ag.» or *»»her n u » M !hef place* to V J o h n I* * «ol ul lofi .* ,, * f uard r?f dire ctor« m a y fr o m l i m a •* Urna . U i . r m l n » , Frop'U«ing ir, a m r r i d m i n f tu ‘»rct iUn I <1 UKNTUn Artul*» V of i h . c o n » « i l u l i u n , relat ing to i h r T. A l líele 11 ju d lria ry , # ficfirrml n a tu r e of t h r b u * i o r « « li I ilio > 1 I I M f l I HlIlhllllM Ile lt r e - o la r . l |.y d i r b . - i a t i f e of »he »r p o r i , n i l condu cte d by ani l» «ta t o of M i r ul « T *'r ** í - » 0 *»* “ • »»< to % b u y , oían, work, *levrb»p, con T h a t I hi follila i n f g t m i i H m i n l l " ♦ ’ f s WTtiHI». M.nKlliA "t b*-“ F ¡38 cuft«;;;;** r« * - •»»f**»**. ple*lge, et» bangi , Il of A r t i l«le l e \ of i hi ■o* ardi li ltnliruVc an d « t ber a i*e i|*al in agrced to and «Itali I » pr u (*.■»♦ ■! an d *o !. lei«* ° rr<1^ •»tale; to actiuire. o « n , ¡ rnltted l o thè eleelnr* of Ih** «la te fof ap fann* m d da ve lo p f a m i » , p r o v a i or reje cti rn »» thè n e d generai d e t­ te| 4m* V *° * n «Ite» and t e r f lt o r l e « . finn h r f t a f i r r , ih a » i* to •' ** t tion I « l- i j ' 1 P U I. irrigate ami « n i * of «atd ar ti le »hall he ani* nde«J **• »• b» r* « d I I t. H t . t .NON H i l l S I I O U . » Il ¿ L . , » 'i m e ; lo o p • r a t e and a» f o l l o « » : trove« *Li r an ch e« , o r c h a r c! » , , S ec tl on I* T h e jiiiltctal pow er "f i he, n*afi­ lli -**1*1^* * n ^ * n4^ p v f f o f m »ba ll bu v e « t r d in a a u p r e m e cour t, circujt loswov *# ap p ro p ria t e fnr thè c o u r t » , cour t ni reeurd *-f r * c a n » l >« c* un» * r«nui/?, r n * * n ^ ‘le ve lo nm ent «*f « a m e . io c r im i n a l court» , cojt.iy •**urt .. e«*untv iia d n\*r Ì‘ c ^* M l l an d dia n o ie of alt Judgca a n d Ju atlr e» of i n o p i a c e and au rh •FU» « » 10ne<* or Pf**crv#d tr u l l a , ve gel* o t h r r c o u r U or com m le alon» •• thè Ie r i* !» akU. fflirmi i*y ,tt^ 1 ' r * r r y on thè buMn»**« of 1 tu r a m a y from li m e t*» t i n o or da.n and if^ot* *!v0,*k ^ r e h a n t , br oker. fac to r or ta bli-h. T h e t e g i d « l u r i r r » v t»»* * •.«• Ih** S a n f o r d . Florida •ad otk Y f j 11*' ^ U F» a n d di»i*<*«p of c o m p e n « a t i o n of th c j u * n **• a»*»l j .u l g r « of t a t e t l » ^ * 1**«^*** •” k l n d i of fr uit a an d tha l e v e r a i court*, b u i no cou rt h e r -t o fo r r msb h«*u *n<* . ° l k r r produca oo a co m m i» * ' eatabliahed un d e r thè e o n » t l t u t l « n ami la w» •ad *,a-u,or, o t ^ r w l » a j to b u i ld . o v n , op era ta | of F l o r i d a «hall ha h r r a h y aboli*hj d ” tio n p pieTI J ij * a v o tt»n« ca«t U r . . h o « . “ » m u * e ra e n t hall», m o iitio i«- ' r » « t In com r o m pMa p l t ance n r « w '« h »»>d , ,n \mt, I. ******111. k n u a » . an,| t h r a t r r » pronow l in »n 4 ii)fi,i> , ai.*l th* _____ ____ ____ _____ _ _ ___________ *,< f » i e In . n d « . t r y on i h , d r r l a r a l i o n » an d r r t u r n a t h » r » o I . .h all hr * » d » . r ■°r S f V 5 *5 l i é *» « h - m n a t r u c t l o n « u b j . r t to t h « . a m » t r j u l a l l o n a and r^*tf|a*'! 1 |i t * » . to ad at ay » a n d o t h « r Ilona •» a r « proiri d»d H y ‘ l a * for t « n r r a l **>1 iji. d 1 r* v . m r n r , : *° •“•**» in t l r r t i o n . In t h « « ta t * «1 F l o r i d » 111 III k r o l l W H I T E I'E O I’l.E O N t. V Ii n t « »« tnl m mo nn y »h h a v* v * h f r m n i a **• h, 0 P * f t » ° " °* *** k i n d , nt f o S d » , p * f, o n a l n « r « o fi ., (1 na * « « r « » t »r a l of the d i n . „ i * * . « » ' a n d f n . r r h a n d l . « o( . » m > m y 'h a n d‘ an d* a f f l. r d* i h •♦cart w m onnner y amt o rril ddaa., at M . u ) , . . 0 *, 7 i P « lo n : lo norro horror» and «ta . t a te t « of rFilo al Ta* T a ' ltana*»ce. a h » * * * « . the c » i .i r » f . e t l . f .a .j '*, y m o r t g a g « deed«, b o n d « uf th l« th e t w e n t y Pflli <la\ •*! J al > \ 1 ' 1 ‘ I t h « f lh( 4CV lon' therefor, and In dr, . 1 ! M«eb Seat) II * I AN « It A W 1 " f **») »* thing* a« ma> be f.ec** S e r re ta * ) I fu| i - . - peofl’ nl tn be d*»tie for the l u r n “ .* 1«1(1 •T u e « * ! "ll r P^fitiun l # l S 11 °^» b u tin r* « ni thl* c**r _________ ____ _ leF »11 tk**-* k° **»d etercl«e a rul m _ r 5afrt»| t power « and p f i v l l r g e « m , „ , ... . . |»!ll 4* ' sib* L . *? r °fp a r»lio n « orra n lu l a n d ^ ‘*, , r r .Sale of M f l > I H A* ( bovi* i-liaruf o( t iti* tiusitu«. of tlie* Id* *°* Un<*#^ *be taw* af t h « »tat*- of Flor* *Sanfor«i l l r f u n d « n g H » # d « lfiin* .* Mof N o l l e « i i her eby g ive n . T h a t .ealett pro i toregaitip » , po«t|c wil l be re v iv e d by the H o a r d **f U m id Title Bond & Guarantfc Co., Ea*t if » » - .» 7 k * r t ' i L h r ^ol;* , , u r , , I V u . t » * » of Hanford, F lo r i d a , u n t il S o'rto rh fonl Land Lvucut-, nnti W. A. Whit- j 7 J- iB d « n u m . r a t ' l n » 0 ' 1**" * *!«" P- m - o n *®*•* J * » °* N o i r m b r r . A. I> &tu«u" I------------------u.m«fatlon , th* •"«»«fai ol an y a p r r l f l r (■>}, „ [ K a n lo r d , F lo r i d a , lo r t h « p o r r h a - * fottìi), I can ite found in tho Ta x As« rtatrlft *>il¡.W rr *»•*»» !>ol bm h »td 10 li m i t ol all ur a n y l»art of F i f t y T h u u a a n d l**d *— bt annt r a n y o t h e r buai t a r a . C i t y ol S a n ford r e f d m l l n e bond* ; **id itMor’a Ofllc« in ttic court house, P * » w of t b l i corporation*. .bonaa bo ar a t a t . .of int*r*at n o t - t o e i c e r d # per r e n t , a n d art- d a t e d J u l y l* t. A . I* th * capital atock of I h l r 1914, ln t* r « * t pe y a b lo a * m l- a n n u a l l y , J a n ­ b* Fifteen T h o u a a n d u a r y a m i J u l y : aald l**u« r t m l i l l n i o i l » » *r*, lo bo d i v i d e d Into Honda of t h « d e n o m i n a t i o n d one th o u M » abarra uf F i f t y (1 6 0 .0 0 ) aand do ll a r * e arh , m a t u r i n g In ten year*; o r a n y p o rti on of t h * c a p - fifteen bo nd* of th * d e n o m i n a t i o n ol on* m a y be p a y - t h o u a a n d d o l l a r - each, m a t u r l n a Jn t w e n t y D n r c h . . . of areara; t w a n t y - O v a bond* of th * d e n o m l n tn a t l o n - of on* t h o u . a l i d dollar * *aeh. ma* Nini ih i n*.b R T F R ’S Itp iti Dentists i »rf * Miitli fuli 2 5c ( a i i e r - I .it (ii it ! (¡ine 1Oc ineiuls everytliin g1 C a rte r's New Ve) Vet Show Card Ink (for making card signs) in Rlack. Eight Red. D ark Red, W hite, tiranne, I.itilit Rine, 15c Dark Rine. lìrmvn and Yellow BUTT i itcM4s i MMirr wii.sos H H n lf-p in t I it* Drs. Mason & Householder « haw m m » Secret t r y tif .Stale Tn C. M. Hand,, Shar ill, S a m lo n le t ' u l i d ! y * C T ilte ile * t il* r 1In* ll. uiiirk M Iti* Holt t)f Si.'JV t IVr 1 , .if . ' Tt> 1. i»n i i .a i •lOc Mu ti i V i< <'arici*‘.s Writing Fluid in Pini Rottles ( a rici s l\i»al M a rk Ink in -I-t»z Rutilo« 13 i if p» 7ac ( arti-i •* U ritin^ Fluid in to fc3 f ' a r t c r ’s WritiriR Fluid in Canari Rnttles < 'uriti - \\ ritmi: Fluiti in l-uz Roti li *s to ter to to to to to to to |T) Reliable CAKTKK’S IN K S . It m a k e s no difference what quantity you d e ­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it. we ran supply your n e e d s. *- i «mi l •fill a «I IM l in*- •V«M* I la f. i W c carry constantly in stock a Complete* line of the Old Wilson & Housholder LAWYERS DR. C. W. FAIN D EN TIST P E O P L E S HANK H l'IL D IN O R O O M 'J ¡2 ( a ru r's IMiotu-Library P aste in Double Well J.*irs..............................2 5 c Carter’s Household Indelible Ink ifor marking linen; with I ! marking outiit <'a rte r’s Photo-Library’ Paste in 1-oz bottles with Brush 1Oc 25c Carter’s Typewriti*r Ribbons, for any make machine 75c MAIL ORDERS LIVEN PROMPT, CAREEI L ATTENTION NOTICE T H O S . K. B A T E S The Herald Printing Co. 1 0 7 Magnolia A v e. ■/ Try a Herald Want Ad •Vìi , • HI Sanford, Florida ■ i �' ' --- j.-rf i * \»a: e i g h t Till cooooooooooooooooocD aoaoooooO ooooooooaoooooooD oaoaaoo o o I C n a 1 1 liB S T O N Bl IH iE T s E( Ì I . K A - N I N f i S S8’ Vr, Troni o o Y O !' AND a-Wlike to i mi ! that NOVKMIIF.lt l. cu .i j->b printing plant, not tw o block» 'ruin t h r ;»il He w ii permitted lo J a c k . continua Ms w o r k 1, m m S1XEEET PARTED . INTRENCHED FOES r i p.T t' f □ n a patient for tl> r>.«h of Gu>l-.g re»»tl 4 te,| It) " ii>* prr pr t n al ma t ' t' utf .iit. >1 " i h>- *i!ini*. and THE GATE POST NOT IN ♦ ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING »« on f»r lort> day* After forty day» of o of thr ki'*um» An>l £et autumn h po rlnn kins. » hijli>o inn Mod and a a loath to ilrpurt regular 'habit» thr man came out of o jail a healthy citizen. T he n hr »»» A C II IK L IS A M O N G Y E T A K I N G N O T E S AN D F A IT H . put i n thr black lint, t hat i» u li mi u * Sanfur<4, could build a cold «tora 9 ait* plant ami it would hr a puvii'g w.-re forhidd **n to »>-1 1 i m o i n a nt» ** H E 'L L P R E N T ’E M " — S O SAYS S A I N TF.KKlt. institution 1 1 ) a cold »torage plant ••> iiim o o o ao o o o ao o o o o o ao o D O O O D O o o o a□ ao ao o o ao ao o aao ao ao o o a oo I also mean an abhatoir nr plai r . . . * tine of my finbbi*** hrrr in F a n - ' against » a r between north and to »laughter cattle, hogs and »heep « *j-^e moneyed men of Sanlortl ford t o n ha* Item a city market south, or bettMwn the Cniled S ta t e * and keep them on cold storage I are neglecting to build u V o lu n te e r W h o T o o k Officers* Place and by a city market 1 have not and Canada, than if *<■ had all t h e , act* t hat Orlando »ill erect a cold y \j. c. j „ Sanford for the W h e n A ll H i s S u p e rio rs W e r e K ille d meant a city nfetrkel in every sense Kaiser'* soldiers or all the King'r storage plant and t h e manager ex- JOung boys and inert are neglecting T e ll* S to ry of E n d u r a n c e end V a l o r of the word ljut »imply a place ships. The relations between this pect* to make ice cream, sell ice t b,. future sal vat ion of Their soul on O i n k s of the Yeer— T w e n t y - t v » o where the small grower or the large country anti Central Ama rus and and do other stunts. My idea of a There an £ d<>zcj¿, m,*’n ip Suhfyrd^ Dl y,. Continuoue Fighting. grower and the general farmer r t t v ^ u t h Atlfc•rica are probably better cold storage plant would l>e a j da W -*e «»■ bring hU .11 ■ .¡I lo i t s i r i w i n i—at-rrigr x r t a p g t han i w y hir-v-eever where Writing from art unnamed place In »UTTicicni cash to »lart thia building n*li it fresh from the wagon. I w a * ^ been Ik*fort«. T h e moderation, pa- could store their meals l nd \eget- and let thè A' 4t. U ’ A. pay tht-m Itolgiuin. u correspondent Lou----- . --------- ---of the — ----explaining it very laboriously and Hence .tail ca a w tumg proof* <>f gen- ablea, where our merchant* could lnitrosi on thrir Investment. I don Daily N*w» quote* a youug volun: painfully. »he t4 d *>«•*•* meati a money interest thè interest tet>r ln,'HJ*K'r yf u Belglnn rcgitm-nr school whatever t ha t m»«ne t h e , the Mejiican alTaiL Uit jh e . i c a a u n s . axul: ti-un wlw/*> . «o*s.uf - » K r i r i i t n - f,r t jlt. Jnvealini'nt in saving t1 ( . which had tM*en righting, marching an . drilling cuntlnuuUHl; for twenty-two \V<* thjuld have driven could he stored when the markets young men who other <iay anti he at once informed f for ibis are now running me th a t the housewives of Sanford Huerta out of Moxleo at the point were off The iluy of the Florida , j,t, „«reels at niehts would he in~ . tollows. would never come down to a mar­ of the bayonet and the retry earned................................ beef *» at hand and the big p a c k m g i „ t i m a h l e . T h e men of Sanford O e i n i n i sent^lo 7 ....................... e . n u m su ie. rue men oi saniorn Ucruums.“^ ' " w C ket in t h e morning t o buy stuff and mem of the northwest are coming wlu» are well able to do this and arc ' nightfall. . » . .t i ’ . . . . . s -----are a!i;btfaIL A* wmiu ur they taw our A ----- *-----— 1‘ — “ • - 1 unending to it will sutler In the lights chejr began aliening us. We lout carry It home. Now. 1 hud ntf/cr pi ci o n, i r r i t a t i o n won h a t r e d , w h i c h , down here anti buying —our cattle, thought of t hat, or t ha t the ladies in turn wo'ultl have made it a i m s - shipping them north, killing them hereafter. They have neglected terribly. We were 000 who went In and of Sanford were so very select that able for us to strengthen our a rmy up there and placing them on cold t heir duty to the bhys of Sanf or d ,-nuwtJiave left u third tber«sthey rould not come down to puf- anti navy. Our most dependable stOTagc anti shipping them hark here am] to the teachings of the Bible' " ,u lI,e luorblnB wc niored down to ■Hww 'arlirjtts at the market plat-e. naTIonaJ defehst s a g a i nst **war are to sell us as western bee/ at a high }lnii they fwill never prosper They rp-<' nf',r<‘° n network of trenches on o u r bank of t he Y*er W e got Into Of course this'wdUltl preclude the justice, motle'ralion and good will . 1 price. Now why couldn't our own ma> j.,., {,y f()r ;iwhib* but this will Ih«* t r e mi l e » . T h e y wer e full of w a idea of the city market anti again This war i» not an argument fur people take their c at tl e when they alwa>„ lie n blot on their chanicier I vvns tir i ng for six h o u r » my s e l f brings to my mind th<; high ro*t o f ‘ another a r my corps or a new art* fat, kill them hen* anti put them and their peace of -iiiinil. They are t e r t h i g h deep In m u d d y wat er living. Old H Of I, is mutb* by striile in navy building That is th«* on cold stdragt and sell them to a*«|»ting the devil In his nefarious Could Not Show Hotd or Hand. riur manner of buying anil having road Europe ha* traveled f ri north- the lucul trad»*'’ In connection with „-heme» when they allow the y.-ung “The i . i - n n a o » got teros» the bridge. the he«T by the very easier t met h- e a - i e r n h r a m e we »•••■ *- goal the ab h a to ir invilii be a i Imy» ->f Sn iff or <1 to roam t hi* street» 0 a EVEN ♦1 ha» claimed tin* world for hi» thr* jail at noon f*»r lunch .anil reT h r C h ris tm as «toni*» ar>» turning dircrtly from » o r k to ht 're a d y for th r next 1 -m j i of t h r m a g ­ cidi. T h m t h r »hrrill lurked hin The next day*» o atine» and th r m an h a n t» a r r ira- up for thr niitht <>»11 "JUST BETWEEN ME." O F O P IN IO N » hhal all s - s vSFO|t|> I f K R 41. 0 Hw 4 ut vi fn í ul h> piueii» -J* g r»d ually t.»Rü k ■G- ' •1 "uní' mori irií » _«» w ' Belgian Soldiers Gould Hear Germans Whispering. IT s FIRED THROUGH THE MUD. W e could not show head ur hand over ♦ ♦ All L oc a l Advertise men is I n,jff * This Heading T H R E E < ! M s s Line For Each Insertion. M nnmum Charge 2.r> Cents. F C U SALK For Sale— Hound pup cheap. Just the right ugt K. FI. Lynch, Sanford I Ju -w - ■or Suit S econdha rid oline stove. T W O gl HM¡ , . , , c h ea p. ^. C a» .U*. »*’ **• t?iture, °H<»u«es for sale or n- i.* - — F-jrM For Sale-rOne eJ ibl1- • :.e revolving book ccse. . Inquire toe East Third St. * t j . tf' For S a l e — Trucking and * ntr^ fruit land across river from Monro*. Florida. 110 to ? 2 0 j-Nf „ «■’ dress " I ^ i n d. " c-a Herald For Salt I'.»H f |(. • mn t n r ry r l e . ’ ll h p . T . llqn 600 mi I«*A Write fast. Agt.,1 U rlai,do A Real I Harg.iii n- senger Uvi-rlaml In *- preserving plant, gelatine could I»* atnl ff«**lll**tlt the Jilaiv» th at are notFor ».«bluolir tiank Uerimiii inselline giuis »hot dition maiiiifai tured from the catti«- a i -1 b-r them an d s«tfin- of the mt-u il» from crevice» lu .their raised tiank all the »urj>lu» fruit» and vegetables who are neglecting this great woik across the river only a few yards The Miami Metropolis »urns it up Nature ia weaving a covering of could be preserved here and sold all have boys uf their own to look nfnwajr. I wiis hour» and hours tlragpretty well in the following: wonderful hue from tfit* discarded over the south. Sanford is the nat- It, r a[I1| t hi» will ris«- to haunt them glng our woumled out of the ero*» dress of the forest for the protection ural locution for a big cold »torug- in future year* . For Bent F'l ve " T h e New York fofttl supply com Thi Ti* i.H no UM‘ trenches. W e lost our olhcent, but l gut Elm it venue \ll m ittee re c e n tly Issued a circulnr of the tendi r rootlets t h a t will flour- *l,''l prtMervlng plant and »onte day t to bring hoyi i nt*i t!i«> the meli to listen to me. « t lie 1 hi ! gt In ma ti w ho » < ■ • riient fit“ S u me ( í e r m a n * ' hel l tsl il» wi th a Ish agai n Ip ’ hi p n i i i * a l . -I m*i i t l" T M.! in stru ctin g the p urchasing public • r ir»4Ü*1 **ij tubi :• '• Ímm-I if They gut Into the crotu*1 N H ( i a r op* i.d eTe ■ to ttie t -e.i ¡ ’ of tb> of i « .-.. ii i o n i e to rj in*« * i r i u i «ir a ni« r. how to buy O *»r«* ;i ì 1 1 »ia••tl to run till M\ c r o s s nrtv Vft 1*1 r .ir «i " 1 M' 1 lallv t re Iich ■*s T h e y llrtsl down our lines ha» been talll.-d a ‘ ;i lrt*:iti«k«» fin th** gr«*.it o u t of loor world *1 .«% ••ut i! í b ur lie *. i 1 . frui n tin. „idi>* had to tun back I a r r,w t 1• I ol lost ar' <>f rii.i I •. \i « \ 1 M >a i. \ i T. i ri i t- ' Ig ods. heyt-r mintlmg the cost of »amtand untier present condition* the • Autumn i- loath t-> *l«*pnrt and 1 1 . t ' of L. will never lie /> duct'd linger» an ainaxm g length of time. TO RENT lit I >.* A . f * 1 .xt poUH' 1 "I bulli i-r * E* f, «ti ‘ * ,*. I-J** 1~ 1" r ■E1ti » ,.J; I n ■ V! . , u . M ¡ : i g --I > ,tr rn . ri.. >1 i i j l> * Ii i-tit'al li 1 b> ! ft-ad Ilf t t .- I i. ti r . ut 11 r t In- •*n u i l « - n t»f »» M h t full pt.tll.ti di*h • w I it Iii f 1. - i t 1 1 r i - * f i g lu -1 . ’- . f H o * A l-i* 1 the pap. r ii -t ■' w r.t p p . * ' L » *■i'll j *u p titi I i must not under the law t><- weighed l*. a r.i . - of ! I . r. t !. r mi i; i. i In a I mo» t leafy lira riches of the tree* nri<l ft!! a» bin ter There *• l bet pi •>. *..f ; * , - t -1 * : ^UinjLvtlll'.v I t -II t !'»*•’. i It I'l-I. v htlariti tug * i >,g ( ............ There 1 » utl * on every a r t o b* p u r• hu»t -t. pell 1 If- ( .,,r „,,,J |be * -,d.r n 1 « l„ l-*-r 1 1 , i ] t, which at th e end of the * 1*■ek amount , „, ......... |*be dri>wbulli uf t»f t hi* - •»**♦ i. ** n*»* i to a dollar or more Tilt- ■* if i \i*f11 a . . t-, tit . lu r |. ,i( , l « rri •K»’’% . *. 111 •1 - , n t i „ . . u cate« hi» in on tnur k«*l i n g, ho ’AH P ' »ii 1 »i in tl.iil I '.e wi. ma |■ mti»t ......... lie r> int* r•-i i: fa r* Aurket .* .- f..r " t. « J !i i m i - t i¿o to i in* »ti' >r> i ii> 1 1 r i •i h a * 1' /•’ per »uri Ml'ti'iili of tiKini: plum/J of K* * 1* 1!*•■ tuer II . \t <11.il i a * n.. « i *» t u r n |o l * '• > tl l » l i o|>e- t Tribune, Chicago - i . ii I be ami there housewives will who • i|| a g o be many will ||«t--|i r Uneeda Biscuit N o u r i s h m e n t —line fla­ v o r — purity— crispness — wholeso men csa. All for 5 c e n t s , in the moisture-proof package. to that advice, not only as members of the Housevvlvus* la ague which iluiikiug g>md progress in t!u* rt*<iu> tloli tif t he rust of living, hut us in­ dividual« who want to make th< f 11 (litI V I* oil • go fart bl f T h e nt to * >|.i . a Minim inert ton i And yet, merchants do not make any reduction for goods that are bought un<l paid for and carried away by rht* customer, and in this, ia the incentive for many house­ wives to send away for their suppile*. T h e y find t h at even If they ure avoiding thn careless ways of other buyers, they do not gel the benefit of It ami are perhaps to be praised for eeking methods of get­ ting the most for their .money, if mail order houses. U p ^ j Y uiiroiilxe ftt Perhaps so me Miami merchant will devise the plan of muking two prices. One for those who pay for the goods and provide for their de.. livery, und another for those who re­ quire long credit ac cou nt s and the delivery of every little parcel. • • • * «»i * ^ T h a t grea t armies* a r e needed to protect t he frontiers of c o n t i g u o u s nations it* a fallacy conspicuously disproved in the case of this coun­ t r y and C an ad a where a n Imaginary line nearly (our thousand mllrs long .divides t h e -two n a t i o n s - a n d there Isn't a soldier along t he whole length except a* few for police and custom house duties. Those-governments In Europe ought to have learned from us In t ha t respect, ultd they probabiy will a f te r the waiMs over. On this point the S a t u r d a y Evening Post says: . « “ For four thousand-’ niiRa on ths north a mere chalk m ar k separates us from t he British Empir e. . No­ boy on eithor side is uneasy about Y e a r s of fair dealing, -mutual courtesy and good j * will —t * - ■ W________ __ Jk_ff J 11 --III - II -44 r-11 :M . I m , e .i Y LT> li- r- t hi 1 fruit» h>.. i. *. ■ , (iij •i r fu ít /Ci 1• { 1** •’ IF Mil •* «, tT » « t «, j, if. r u ,- , ( t ••’ii * • 1• •*MiM . ■vi j -.i . ■V. . ' u n f - p ' *' : h.it ! lla t bi­ , 1u- raham C ra c kers A food for every day. Crisp, d e l i c i o u s and strengthening. Fresh baked and frfcah de­ livered. to cents. w tin will work ldrn»i*lf up Ifgitimul'*- " T h e r e «vere pe r liuti» U0 0 l eft o f o u r 0*1 I think there was uiu.- ottleer fur­ ther a lung, but It wa* qii'ie dark, home of the men talked very low I b. o I In-irvi t ul- i s «I i-i ritig and 44 ,» . * •Í t . » M« *41•*i il **' •41« pi k v« •»0.1 *| h - , - a y * * . » *.» 11 «..if 1 a I-* ri* b- ■,i • i-ni'it n ul i prnlf' than for tin* tijitiw who tri**» t*i put -*-i [f I - : « ■¡ i ¡"i»ii i-., A ! r, * 1 * * J i l iki ng - ■.it -i- mi th. • ■■ -id. «I .. ii i.,i«.k it « i» uf i . n i h |.erh.i|i» tlve feel lugli .1 ! d MV f- •I trip k Hu t i l e Iitlier «lilt- ( h e hlu|s- fell s t ee pl y l o 1 ,4 « * * * , -* B u y b is c u it b a k e d bp NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ml at ^ ¡f . l !I Fi - I — \4 i . ior il 1 i • • (il.iii I'­ I. ll -a M < ,, i" i i . ft t « ¡ 1 ' - * l •t ••• .«• . - :.i •K-'i -* „ • a -.it dime in-», A N D UK ( L E A N , than t h e ri ver . horscmen coubl put un suini* g o o d ­ "1 s e n t o h u s h a l o n g t h e line. Wc it is lo dress in the lu*st of goods w i l l tu in ratin g. Al leaat il would yet have an inside decoration that l i s t e n e d ui dl e mII p u l I t h o u g h t 1 h e a r d give us it goni! s t a r t ami t-vt-rywould cause your mother to he ( i f r m i i i i mo n í s , a n t i n i e r pa s si s i a l o n g on t h e other side 1 c r a w l e d Up on t o thing must bave a »tari «umu timi.i-hamt-d of you if she knew it* For Be nt Cllu up T i r pin r«‘. 5 ii rr< », ul M See iii.iiritn M l II'.-P I may be very silly but l think l -l rather be i lean m- idf than out «lib\ hoy may trot about with ills hair ¡mrouib.ll yet he plea»allt lie inay Iia vc i rousi-ra on hi.it an iippllcntion of the Miap that tloats might i mprove yi t lie manly arid ''*•* hi* .mure liqii-y ihan n*U(j w,ni(t tlcnr them mutirt-lng aud Sanford. If l i V people so desire It heavenly— yet he can curry about aj t(lo m„m,| 0f their belt» creaking and the beat of the exhibition» could 1 » clean character. of water boitie» being opened taken down t o the Orange county o f r 0 ur*e. it's all very nice. Son, "There was n thick grny mist hang* Koo Ill's for III I.I 1A furnished room» Mcorner Sixth and Oak y o o •! I *r f »1•» our I*»* .li t h e t mi irk. not » b o w i n g my lieint. y o u kri i. H ti w a s r e a l l y iilmut :«<) t i er l i m n s who had s t a y e d t h e r e on our sido u n d e r t h e hunk, f e a r i n g t o c r o s s ilio r i v e r under r>u| h i e S<> we s di vi » ! all t h r o u g h tie* ni ght W e did not sleeu,. n o r di d they “ T h e r e was J u s t »l x f eet o f [died we t e i w t h bel w ee n us W e only w h i s p e r e d ('utility fair* ari tilt- iiif.it;» ->f brine mg tilt* pfopl«* uf -t i ounty iji*»i*f (iigfilu-r ami I l-t-lievt* ib>* tmu* i» ripe for hrmging ito- pfitph- uf l bi­ ni- w itili ni V I ngi'i b> r *ilt. a g- ufi fair. F«- w o| u« kii»•w ju»i w hai fini* crup» are raised h«*r«* in thè tulli) rotiliIV and il l'ould he inaile a gala wwvvk l^y tlic business ttnin of h Wf 1v trr r iuir u wou,d ............ f,;r ,h7 ....... . Mi,k “'■,i m"‘ ltla,‘ U’ AND have t he requisites of •• :7t^T,a::k^k7r TKrny S n,tg„re « m7stood ^ -u 7 up a |n {Uv |n|Hl |h»Iow cltwe \o ui6 tlu looked l i ke n llrtlhih Koldlcr In khaki, u«. tuihl. I t s nil right; we are Kug* llsh.' mid 1 said. 'Hut your ooceiit Isu’t.' und I «hot him through with my revolver Some of our men crept there io the bank, but they shut them, mid junt »crumb!«* up u f«*w t h i vikh unu rl ean, munly inuti ul t h e raiup time, si*tul them to Orlando and a l s i a „d a manly b o y , or as t h e y all t ha t S a n f o r d did s o me t h i n g to get vvi»h to be cal led now, youn g man, the people in here an d show t h e m hound to l ac k ' s o m e w h e r e when what a good tpwn we have. It be has to t r y l o live be t te r tlfan he ?r- c a n afford. T h e fellow who/is ul-' would ire u good time for the mer- • A delightful new bis­ cuit, with a rich and delicious cocoanut fla­ vor. Crisp and always fresh, xo cents. i .. \t b.iflt Whupenng. 1 >. from al musí ttluMtirti v tu a point I 1. t C I't-r 1 1 - i • •(f 4« ; cottage, l üln i'ark : r i •' I »feliifd full of (hem . We crunched In u b'Ji t£,*-m h Heard the t n i m i 1 V1 > „1 . i n v i r-S ! '(' r l at t he u i u ' t - r III hr p - ehunts to pul op sfrecial sales and make the visitors fetd at hume ill. the best tiading point in this seelion of Florida. T r y thi* on your piano: " S e m mole county should have a ' f a i r " SN A FA R 00N5 t* • e > - t 1In* *• i iv ui* ila Vo ft|4** «*x f u k n t i u n itH t h u t hot. L - t t •wf \S .|u-k Hie bal», at.1« i >> tnit,"i> !.. 1 ■ . . :, ; i n«l 1 w i t h ! ' el i r i Ki r; . «1 v er. i l G titv f i-, »ni »• i *. -» i, tifie (u-t* under Mit- r Us is I !.:it riu-t lint nut mild t-.r us I t,eV I'tukfd Ilk.* trtghlened gray bei*tl.-s a« tli.-t «. iiiiiiltlisl ii(i art tt over . is. !.. i k at -I >|...... o tin. r|t. i It »l told us 1 bill II- f.iult of blgli prpes for grocerte* rested witii the buyers, thnt 1 1 t ook two delivery wagonsund two drivers to deliver goods that one clerk could put up, and which could he enrrh-d home by the pun baser with but little trouble. " Hrtl o. I* thut 1 he So-nnd-So grocery"’ Well, jdeuse st-ntl me a can td sartlmes immed ia t el y" mid the grocery man delivers the order twelve blocks! Thut cun of »ardines takes the time of a man, the w«-rn and tear on the wagon or the bicycle and the customer wonders why gro­ ceries are so high! tv a s l«N, lir.»l and ».ei-py I" dr.ig 1 •!•* „•f* ’ 1 A•*r^. jU-t h.» A f i ^ t 1 Hunk I must have .tullen |Ht A far r»’i ii it f -i ♦ : no Hill1 asleep. f I }••- t •» l i m e Will 1*•*Í * I w• do k i n » t ha t *\\ •• I. i.Unii urd.- r tit nilvniit e again. Tilt* I rile h weie le h.nd us imi either ................ g'ttlfu l*üv til ti n sitai ti*i# ■ ! itj f ** i.i r.*' ! " a s loo tired to Utirit »itHiut ti* now a n d ‘ the men of wing in support T h f pavilititi Ml* I TT1*'V - Ill *. ri ford an- to bln *ue for get Up Sume out* klt'ktsl me I louktsl heir for bout* U{< I hey " ere llitet* uf Hi > frn-i.-ls. , I-,- . o t. >1 , f * .4 * *r » t idlltili-ers1lige n i ' *iVf 1 n * «i J 1 > » A * 1a(It* '■> l- ui l-l l ■' "I (ninni myself ninniiig torwurd l'il> t'l *ig i ■ i l«r a Bit In I eallul tu men lying anil run -lid you e ; i-f -t'»p to lot- P; .til 1.4 Vf the y . t i l t iitng near and luid my revolver a |*at i tor, «, in mute I» 1 : will i . 1 1 >i |d< >- .tr- ¡V 1lie in U .• mere «II .ItarBínB »«■frTTTvrP ' ., tr.. :t • Mv ■ ., » it' >.tt l-i » - 1 Uliet. I-I.Y at 1 1 1 .- . .. nil i Ti-» «Il luting Us t ” I **! r •-. i r th 1« • * *i Under the plan in operation in most of the »tales of t he Union when u man U sent to jail his fumily have! to beg, borrow, steal, work or go So far as the bread winner hungry i«" concerned he is a nonentity. But in Wisconsin they have taken a great step in advance and made a new law’ whifh has recently I n « ii put into operation t he man who Uoca to jail is provided by the sheriff wjth a wage earning job. ami the • money so earned is given into tin* bunds of his fumily. ' The director of public safety at Bacine, in writing of the new law, declures thut through it everybody profits." A case oi u printer is cited as an example of the workings I oT the new law. * He was* recently sentenced t o forty days in jn|l for drunkenness and fsiluro to support his family, T h e man, every day apent .his earnings in a saloon and gave tho wife nothing for the suih jrt of herseif and children. Whan i the roan was working in a muys isnyltig ".l c an't go in suine of ilii'lr* «-limited over, bid we beraiise I ’ m owing the bo»» i l . 1 0 , tired lit tlu-lr head* or nrms a» |ln*y ¡„ a j ,t mhrn he gets older to have s IiowihI only a few feet uwuy, und accumulated a habit thnt will make they fell backward or on to tis or lay him about a * ' popular a* a nest of hanging on the trank. Then wc all ants at an ice cream social. waited. And, Son, hour in mind thut ilj Nsithsr Bids D*r»d Mov*. coats no more to hang around n ro"A s II grew' lighter they did uot dare aptrclable class of men than it does move away, and none of us could get to cling to those from whom you out alive tm*r the. hank to use the can never learn anything - except bayonet. A few men made botes lu rot, rascality and ruin. W h e n . y o u the looser earth, and so wu Ured at do this latter you are not doing a each other through the bank here and square by- your parents nor by your* there “ Sotfiebody threw n cartridge cnsè You know it, too: that's self ucrosa close to me. On a paper Inside where the -mean work on yoqr part wn* scrawled one •word—'Surrender!* come» in. Wo did not know tf they, wanted to When you get old enough to surrvtider themselves or wanted us to 'keep c ompany" with some girl surrender They were more numerous. you'll want to go to her rU>an, but w«> uer«* better Placed, so we »«*nt won't you? And free from ull the nU setupping »ud crawling nruund to c o nt ami na ti on ' which evil c o m m u n i - ; Bet n »hui ai ili«*m l ’erh.qts lt watt thè Freneh wtio gol ration hiings? Anti don't you think, nruujtd al thè end* The re wns Henry Son, t hut it is Just us well to slufl firlng. U'e lieArtl òtulte dose t li mugli NOW ulong t hat rout e— to s t a rt wh tho raised bauk a few sllpplna down N O W along that* route— to start on tho rlvrr edge uud wnler spinshlug. when he's starting g oo d ? . Tho Botr.e of us puiled ouniclvc» up un. to younger you happen "to be tho cheap­ tb» 'tank • henrd our mcn scniiijbllmc. er will come your ticket. I n tho up «m \*lthcr side o f me. Imi ismtd uot long run decency will come out seu them 1 ttitnk I jrna tuo «le«*py. I ahead. Ask your father If I ’m not sbotit*d tu rimrgj- and t lieti mimi bara right about it. Il he don’ t say fn'h-n over on mr heort rolllna down he needs fixin .-—Palm Beach the bank * ■ *., , • .. •.*■ ' ' ' ' Fur It« nt r.i r*- nr > 1 t ti •* riiori « i A . ell-1 t T \ «follar^. |)>i r rii .. 1 I » ilreTi F r t|inr f K II- For Rent Nice fruid light' housekeeping- ul«it .'* tila ted bedroom, HO" 1 af hive arr^i tiled !n i liput» (or tent, near I loading »tal ion A i pi - ford Finn, -Coniit-Mv*. M ,. ‘ Srir_— ¿ - Furnished room» fur I * a t M r». C. II. Smith'» Ave., betw«-en -‘ird ai d P* For Bent On e n< r> » Tl ii rtl s t r e e t und M. pi* A d d r e s s Hex P a c k a r d . It For Bent Two Gig First street.*? Joej De Muri'Cola Company. M IS C E L A N E O S Wanted- Two f u r n i s h e d r light housekeeping. Man, ‘n 5 yaer old child. When nr.-»*rin* s ’. ate price. I L H. J . , c-u Herald._____________________ Wa tiled— Cientlcmrp rnon •' >l Stumon's. 316 E . J Fourth > " ' '!*_ IJorne St- ket« (¡u u -f I I III to ¿120 i« r aere *••*•* on r o a d close to Sanford Home*Seeker, this ullicv- ' , Wan'ted-Good while l>oy with '-1-' for presring d u b — one ft nt'lmt ' c i t y . ’ Apply 4 to cornei F i t ' - l r " 1 and P a lm e tto av e n u e . . \ Wontsd—Werh of cny kind »’>' rIJ < ly man of good halits t-Td thoruug ■/ Can do »«>' ‘"d*'-'ry trustworthy, work Wages no object ro It 11'. ' s““i j tnsk*, enough to live. Mt Child*. f J ,«it «« •* - �..ix .x u ii.-u L A itt~ o i' t h e w o r l d ’s t ; r Fr . m s r r r o r r r t i r .TT^u r n r n r * “" ^ SEMI-WEEKLY IS SA SFO R D L ife I* Wmth Living I. ..iJ- t lie 11 -1 i . 1 1 i ni-. t men . h ml upi 11n* i iingfi'g.,1 inti.il <’ K also of Sanford, .uni the Kndeavor of St ( loud h i in i he tnisMoiiarv t . , contribution* \\ m , r |*,irk |,„,j ( |„. hest all round report from the dis­ c F CONVENTION IN SAN- trict, probably hei-.iusu it was the T H E C O M M I T T E E S WILL G E T N E IT H E R SIDE S E E M S AHLE home of Distent President Date. ' Volti) A SU C C E S S FU L DOWN TO REAL WORK l o t . A I N ANY CHEAT Sliturday evening tin praise *,.r M EETING NEAT W E E K ■ ADVANTAGE ! Vice led by I’res HiisctUr of the I'retfby ter ia ii soci* ty w.,* a soul s t i r­ The annual convention of the Tlie Seminole county (air has hern lai' *u » .is silent today rcganbng hnuili Ciiitrul District convened in ring one and the hnud between all assured ttÿ the generosity of tin- the naval engagement oil iIn- Chitthe Congregational church of S a n ­ Endeavorers -a a» a pleasant one city e o n n d l and the hoard of county ^can , . o,. t Sunday. I he American ford. Uctolwr JO, 31 and Nov. I in­ All handed for niii jHirpitsu, voicing coinpiissioueri' Moth bodies have minis’ . ’ at Santiago, Henry I’ Flctclusive. twent )-eight delegates in all the praise of the Master. " F o r in agreed to give the sum of S25II each »'her, however, continu* the GcrtiAan attending District President. Mr. Mini we live and move and have to the Seminole County Fair and odierni .mil press reports of yi Ger­ our being." PhilliJ' D«1*- oI wl nt c r 1>urk Prc" also to make an exhibit at the Mid­ man naval victory in which ftvè The Good Citizenship address, siding. wi nt er Subtropical Fair at Orlando. German vessels sunk or put out- cf The Friday Evening* service open­ givt;n by Rev. ti. Ii. Albcrtron of It has been derided to hold the action three British warships. ed lirai of progrnm, and was n stir­ DcLand, so humorously expressed, Seminole County Fhir the week be­ Until the British admiralty has ring and impressive song service led was pleasing and succeeded in keep­ fore the 'Orhindo fair ami the Sem- spoken the extent of their losses c an ­ hy Sanford Kndeuvorers. Address ing tired delegates refreshed to such jnoiu. exhlbllei'WlfK<liea—be taken to not be known. • According to Ger­ of welcome given ali by Itev. ■F. i’. all extent that more good was gar­ Orlando aind I n 'this way our exhibit man reports the British cruiser Mon­ Strong met with a response , from nered than would have been ot her­ this year should lie larger and better mouth was sunk, the cruiser Good H,f F.nlow of Winter Park. Fol- wise. Hope put tn Might when apparently than- lhut of ¡my former displays. losing an able address from Rev | Sunday began with niunj good in u 'inking condition and the Glas­ "if the piuns of the committee run t; H Waldron, vice presdent of meetings appropriate to the da> lie carried out fully there will be gow driven into a newutral port the state union, the Presbyterian Mr. Muirhead's tjutet Hour servi ic, places fur the poultry and horses an Th e ti. mum slops arc said lo have »nd t itrigregational societies enter- tile Sunday scliool ns usual followed hugs anil i little anil the fair will he In-i'll . damaged alni the Ins- id life hv Dr tamed at the Presliyteriun Manse at and the convI*ntion -i-rnion1 l*> Upon a linn'll lurgi-r i sal e than was on In*, id cut to have e\i eeded three a rerei'ii"n and a good social time llrownlee » a s an ltisplr.itno'll If* .ill tir-t imagined i oii-ideritig the lack of men. I 1 two British crmseis went A1III n* in general. Hallowe'iyi appointment* everyone being uni.ucO V 'The race trai li on Celery down it is possible that some 1,£>U0 (founds. twing used fur the occasion. ’Phis tie wed enthusiasm to live the Chris- avenue can be utilized and some men were lost.. Early report* spoke proved to tie a gel-to-gethor time, tiun fife. good rare? cart he pulled oil during of the i miser Dresden as one i I the Tin- Juniors aided as (»nlv little enabling all to become better lieToday's advices the fair The horse show, that Germai. o|u«dren uuainled with fellow workers from children ‘'»n! hey were ably led proved so popular several years ago from i ib- tmm u i the Bremen, but by Mrs Maxwell and MrAt. ten various societies.■ I a k **l t ■ I tt. ilei will lo* f eat liri'l i t.. da > d ur i ng the ||4I 11 ' \ g "»»o. i. !| wI . i l l wa Satarday morning session began Ki/.m * I O • 111 1-r III! to Hit M* It (tur oil tile streets alni t h i s will al so • I , I - A .1 • • «i rari. » I t h a devotional meeting, u li tin u in i d *i,.it Mr Fag* - i •ubi n* ..I f ? . W III! 1 tu a g r e a t d r a w i n g . . i rd which i j , h d by Mr Nelson <•( f av or all wi l l t I . , 4. 11.11 p|,. , Ieg » I i .** l- v cibi* .. * . * , ■ ’ g ,*■ .(. t . •' •' ■ I . -*. h i . * ». ,41 1 ■1 followed by .i In Were I .Mut * * a * . i . t* r ra ng* I .1 n III-, .tit'll• ' • .' : to . t v 11. I .] til prs •- irl pr.iis. •.ervu'i. a genuini tj .. it .*■ ri ii.oh . unlit ■ a In r» ..e i,., v • t lo u ry - .. tm t<> 11 1pe r «>' I ' J (oud n e. ting, conducted by Mrs F when Mr Brin g n . t . - 1 triii Im i ; . 1 1 , 1 e r i n i lo w orbi a lid gr. ..II n. ■ i . Mi I p "f S.i iiford ! ! * . , . . ti ■ i i > o ■ * a ' >i i t* -, all .1 1 t . . . . t ter i - ; tig w.t-, : I , r ¡ t m 1 .• , 11 . I ■ a l l a t. I l.e vit l o i . la . .. w ..r i eli . < at to' dtspiiiÿ eil r us hin, M e l a t t e r In. v u g mot als 11, rail to wItoli tune societies respond­ stone oi ls > s u i t a b l i tuulding or m h l e n t It ed. civi’ig* glimpses of tile wort all W • / i l k : L. Mi I* .1 I here in -il-tri I Ilo • “ • • {•uttii* tr .1 l lie 1 I* tup » t.1 g».. til inr tliii-e p r e - e l . I .in ¡••■I . . II I ..if wtil I*• a mi \!.< '• 4 [if h tie wor h h t iJ« sgi ur.i i• i no .. ledge ol ttin UH I ■I t I ,. I : I • w tt.t i r i i . r i u!» (. i i'll i i -t .••! Ii. other T-ndeav uriTs a lid • • I*» Mt. •ill* r it t » umHi i è»*f »*-•t !■•»-I wi ll V• ■ . I Ilea vI l f II g 4 |V v' f f n.i \ • !ioui* lb v * ..r, ..1 • H . ; ni l . . d i ,1. i . . r . i .. ■ -i i r i (ron. .li » .......... Ht i I* i .■.I i . I r.. i 1 - III t i l 1 111111P I ' ll e. I t Ua » lithe 1 so elle, t Ve y > g I*. iiph* > hi I I y o' 1h ,i T t* * ! . ■*'* I vi , I . . .1 .'h'l * 's , t.g . - t *' aii. no I I ir un t h è W ablr. )*:• lew -.II* ! • an mg tor erv n-e \! r . ,i ,t, t he lien v i e v I * »•1 * l o­ I.. I 'Uto - • * i■ s t a i* pr*- i l. 4a • fc *** i* eW , * ia ll. \ Ft . . pp t.t . Mi l ' . t i v I >. ol l.e'nu* ul I. II . ■ ' r . o p e n e d t he w a y t o tiiiuilings.i tit. rv I . ; f W ti-ti r thought not in such a way* as to -1 d I la I ......! tintili' ai t r,.. W.ti • Tea « a desire r mo u’ all V n : '1 rea ur • u,g i , Ll.e S *llu 1,00 npt w 11 ii. i (wopl* r. i ........ .1 I lie stejxs 1hat ina . I ||l**tl I • ? !:• ! 'tm ii-r Mi ■r. ■iiiiM-il I heir heurt v W ,r.C W liter r . make I hi he, ght accès ill i' 1 ’i \ . . . M d •* ■ iggi.tii.ii i M I 1■ M -l '. >1 ■■* t •■. t • mi J ,,r « "I THE ENDEAVORERS CAPTURED CITY • ' . . i g - 1, liii'i t s and ■ it l*n pe houle, vor D e i nr* Inet - g '.¿un i hour. Junior Work and Tithing. The latter le i to profit..Me discussion., especially for those who took upon them elves the pledge id |ie Tenth I e,.ion A Ima ietti*.un-r.t iif - unte was givei from a «m.mille.which wa s afterward *P1<0 tiled to I he X*IT i c t ha t an tmim re<|iiirt*ment* ••( the 1■ ; l. | ■ ginn t hu * aiding in OUR COUNTY FAIR EUROPEAN WAR FAIRLY STARTED AT STANDSTILL The Sunday school at 9 : 4 A a. m. and thp C. E. Society at f> 1A |i in , because of the cltange of l he hour 1 for church from 7:30 to 7 p tn ___ * 'Caught u Seiner Woodruff & Watson First pag6 mention a.s the larpe.st advertisers in May's issue. The ad­ vertisement may be fount! on page 3 • > Y ■i Special Notice The Herald will on eüch , y ^ attention to the the current i -ird. VO 22. Tuesday ' n bier lie n RED CROSS FUND RECITAL FRIDAY 1 he result of Tuesday's election was a foregone conclusion, insofar as the nominees were concerned, the primary election lust spring showing the renl result and the elceliori Tuesday was only a confirma­ tion of the primary luuiitnt-cs. in tiie cnii mti uti nuul a m e U c i u u a . U tile result was as follows. To abolish 'the county treasurer's office. For abolishing 3 2 1 Against abolishing, SI Amendment relating to appoint­ ment of commissioned otlicvra of stute militia. For. 149. • FINE EN TER TA IN M EN T AND \ND A L A R G E C R O W D IS A SSU R E D There is every prospect of a filled house at the Recital next Friday night Universally the people, o f . Sanford want to hear and enj oy the line treat and incidentally uid the Red Crons The program will begin as near eight o'clockeas possible and the Congregational church will be none too large to seat the audience, judging from prrr rrt cppenrances. Resides Professor Cart there will lie on the program our own popular Miss Lucille As pin wall, the brilliant organist Miss Rrntich of Orlando, the lyric soprano, Mrs. Carr, and tin ensemble of the above with Mr. E. T. W'oodrutT. tenor, and Mrs. F. I*. Strong contralto N'uu* should mis» tins superh musical treat, und doubt­ less no one who enjoys the hest anil most entertiiining will permit him­ self or herself to be deprived of the ri.re pleas ore that Friday evening, November 13 holds in store. Against, ti5. Amendment relating to judiciary: For, 144. Against, 02. ’ ' . The .election in Sanford and S em­ inole county was very tjutei, there being more mte'rest manifested in the result in other slates than i n ‘our own state The national results are given in another part of this issue. I .lection lie-ulls The Seminole county game warden caught a seiner in Woodruff creek 1one night this week and he was fined In Judge Herring's court for tho offense. It is against the law to stop creeks or rivers ‘with seines and the game warden is right alter all t !>•• »(lenders in this county, both m t •,•■ iishing and hunting violations Si*m inole county hu* a game warden that is right on the job every minute. Auto Ferry Connection \ Tho prospects are that in the near future an auto line from F^nterptise, Orange City, DeLand, and D a y ­ tona, connecting with tiie EnterpriseSahford ferry will bo placed in opera­ tion. Connections will bo mhde with tho itiornjng ferry Ijoat. i *A . Death of Mrs. Petera 'The death of Mrs. H. Peters on Tuesday, although not'altogether un­ expected was a shock to her many friends in tins city. Mrs. Peters ban been -in ili “h e a l t h ‘ f o f ‘several years and wIdle confined to her home wus a tile to continue the (rientiship of the j wo pie where she had resided for so many years and with Christian fortitude she bore her aiiliclions, buoyed up with tho assurance of re­ lief in t he world beyond. Mrs Peters wus born in Germany corning to this country in her girl hood She hud been a resident **f tlie 4i t n (or the |.ast thirty years She leaves a loving husband, a son t: II Peter* and daughter, Ml G, F. Edwards, and a brother, A Snyder, of tiiis city to mourn her loss. The funeral occurred from the late residence on Oak avenue yesterday, interment being made in Lakoview cemetery. T h e funeral service was conducted by Rev. Steinmeyer of the Methodist church. Th e pull bearers were J , K. Mettingcr, Dr. Mason, J . E . Spurling, A. Mahoney and C. E. Betts. . New Aork, Nov. ti. W ith i/aU (bur congressional districts stilt uncertain. results of Tuesday's election show I hut the Democrats elected to tin* house '22N, Uepultlicnns. 194. Pro­ People Ire tenting gressives - nrjalt-t s | Indepen­ E d i t o r C h a r l e s Ii WTilton of the dent'. I ITlls would give tile Dem |Fust ( oust Advocate, Titusbille. has ■a rata a noipotty in t he lower house , just returned from u three months* m! ' T, 14• 1**• 1 11• .lU • Ulf» t i m •1. .••jour it in ll< northeast, much of 1•«*• • ! *.1 III» s 1 1triti t* V. r 1 M In. t i me bei ng s p e n t in I lie N e w 1111«i Ff*• f Ml Uli* 1 •fkl h It -tru II England s t a t e . • rullìi... N M M 1 • .in, Ki* ■ ul * l ' - og r . . * it, Ii I I >■ ir .i .in j u d g e bv wh.it northern Ii,i X.) t - >1. t in*' i n tie* h o t e l s , o l o r a . <1 1 . 1 1 1 1 i, ami < Il I i mlier cluhs a ml pri viile . homes I he past ak e in tin* S e co nd C o l o r a d o 'The n il.I 'I..* id. it •-I I !■• ..iltrt 11 I .1 -t • .. I t v III he •row lb d with I t I* • i1 . in t i...i u ■ tati ulta ... ; Í .It I, |*i>. I ■• o pl e Ki t iiiiiilil m.i.i.rit . •*( .' ! i i. tap., tel i.ri.> lall il • t lb r \ t Ills ..»id Mr W.Tinn yesterday have been more imiuirio* The 1.1. M . Ill, "■ II g l l u ; 444-4 IU>* M •,bl ♦•It* ■I I* •* * l < U* "I , i. „ .. tti . .U.l- u| . ,t It,. » . 11 will .i.iie Pi. au-i ol the tiles, wit,1er. *•< ll.llliri.li t II HP 4|4 \ i, t Cl III. lo >1 I. •I | ! O']., . l i v e tonll-t. t . It p , t i I -- ■ I i ~* i ■ ■ * I., nil*blh ! I. 1 i . - ... ■ 1 I 11 ■. 4, r k . hard, i |ie'l-illv oti lie ir Lit in. » HI ... i , t .<• I i* in> I Hi1* , e I*, i i n- e liny - it. g> . . Ii ;*M" ' . A ’ VJ . 1: lalids unit lift ter iiinils, and In u hie lievi reports from Nevada showW ttiak more from their work nt six riincis ti Newluiols I ••■rum rat. 1 lia n 1 1 - y t •* w m a k e in a •I not II • P i t ' l.> |-Thin a Iye. f ih-.rc ih.in 2U11 wtlli ,ilioiit ** . J>I *-1 11 I t ,4 W I * I * * # * 4* * II . I- Il K. h- 11 * I I ..III i I i Mr W Mon ■ I .• * • • -,itd 1 hat ,, .1 , . » • it V .. . in talked ' tO I .4 k p ii» I■om ri of til. la . 1 i . • l In I. .: l .i nil in* |>ri do I -* * e’ ' « ii . * Í » * i 1 •*t * i .i . . i . , p , , ‘ ! ■ C1 tT' • *•I IiUL»*r that t In* hotels to tins city will have -i.-t liotnui I t.g.i •I. i III. i: •* I I i to h al»*11*! I t i . i l l Î .» • I lll Il H j r U Î ti ’•»••Ho Ncwlund' iju- Hi'|iuidicans claim u year of business which will tax troops in this vicinity have been re* A cotisée rittioli er v tee was a lit to in* tin*- imi versili verdict (luit t lie the election of Fruncís F. M c G o v ­ their capacity and make them j o y ­ llilorcetl in a n t i c i pa t i on h r a freVh ting close of the convention, led by i oiler of Henry Ii. Marks to thke ern over Paul A (lusting in W isful Mr. iv Harrison of Winter P a r k charge ol this department and also "ti 'aught I i ottsin • I here Ini' been a r e n e wa l " I tin* An invi tat io n was r< a*l from K e lio- publp-ity i-ani|inigti. putting on Pills result il . irr idi out would llupllst >1 .-^1 1*1 ligi 1 1 ig tiri 111• oasi* i ’ r 11 . ni i f r 1 1 t 11 •r ll'ilki I lie ropff*elilutl>‘li III I tie next sim titre t )i Xitine If* ■ulivi itiimt > i j - o ro|>lanc or h y d r o p l a n e itigt i '. in Primary Sunday school at t i- I u-r limns rtikltig tin nlbn.lviMM-', 1 .not the lire w o r k , a m i ol her a l l : . . . • • nat e AA Dentiti r.i«* lu L* h o b Í V í U m l t I m t *i‘ T ni.ir»"* r* paiior'* home t» 11*»i i> I i*r ü \« t > r ••as o na b l i hgiif.e i- 1 Inali, nini olii* |•* /( re . l \e , a Delli * IO M a 111 »• tool II. ■>!*! church II, 1 Ut*» r 4T ili i*‘ i 1 -t . « i 1 it agri g a 1n ■n a i < luir i h Y.r> i* ' ir » 1♦i* arul a c o n i rai t will !**■ , -,.T -t I I 0,-1 'IM - ■■' I" .I * i. I no I ' 11 n hi n* Su pt . 1 1 . ,[ pus ! • fi D k i è i r ' f 1 .1 I» “ • il i A !.. *I..MPÍ w i t h hi III al ai T hi 1 ludli - i-l li., i L- if* ! Will il.i Vi' '.) .10 Address by Prof Rowland • f i v t-r >.♦ n , un li n i lu Mr Mark. Temple Mokiin ur«l.i > § .ir 1> •l.i ti- l ' T íllf» bui lia /.a a r *m their •Minu.il Wild man lo the young men of tin* cabinet crisis at < on-tnot IM**| has la v lira lily impressed t tie people The Herald in m receipt of I hi* an uftci noon a n d night <*f 1 *••« At h Minday school. uve* Turkey s aUillPl*- dow.ird t Ite , tiouiicemiill ol tlie marriage of M l£ W a t c h for f u r t h e r ps r i i i lar i a m i ,>| i l <- i it y and as lie intends t •• 6:39 Sr. II. Y. P. U. Miss Clara i........ t tIn* wmivr in Sanford lor ihr war is reported. i Dorothea T e m p l e to Adalbert Wil­ place uf holding )W Millen, Presidnet. Premier Salantlra has been aide to The first of our monthly musical I hunting and fishing he can .acrom liam Mason ut Winter Park on No­ 7:30 Wednesday prayer service. preludes is to be'given next Sunday I'1» 1' " ,u‘ b ‘ hc publicity line and Mmo a new Italian cabinet vember fifth 'The bride is lini 11:00 Worship service. I nr Wish w a r s h i ps urv sai d to h a v e daughter of Mr and Mrs. William night ut thè 7 o'clock servine Fur m arranging many beautiful displays Prelude, " C a v a t i n a " by Rail «Ui s tile R u s s i a n liuti lea hip S t o o p , Chase Temple and I he groom ia the program see anotlicr celiinm of t bis (or fin* fair. Diixology congregation standing I I,,-, is not conf i rmed I Tin- committees from tin* commis (amn* i >el Mason who for several I>a(M*r. Alt are cordiitlly invite«! 1n vocation \ tleet of G e r m a n w u r . l n p s is s a i d years has mude an annual jnlgrunThe acroll suvving class is gmwing . i m. i t . districts und the Commercial In h a v e g a t he r e d oll I Ii <■ Aland Hymn 279 t lub and tin* City Council will be age to Rollins College to inslrib t in numiiers t nd in interest The OJIJlOMtil Hie Scripture appointed at once anti will gel down i**l.«n«l in the Baltic tin* young ideas how to shout in tinboys 'ure planning for a surprise 1nlerlude Gulf «if Finland. way of baseball and other athletics. la ter. to shoyv wiiat industry «nd w n- to liurd work next week. Prayer , .soon live fences and billboards will According to tn English .nrres- Mr Mason is a member of one of thusiasm cali do. Hymn 2s7 cortfTPgation stundingl 1 blazc with the lluming posters anpendent British airmen dropped tin* eastern leagues and is very pop­ Next Sunday is Temperunce SunAnnouncements m,liming to the world t hat the Sent »*..n,bl, on T hi . l t soon ..(ter the de- ular with player-* and tin* itublic I dr.y. unti a temperania- scrmon wiil Olleriory. " T r ä u m e r n " by Sc hu ­ County Fair will he u reality on I ' ^ ' u r e of Em pet or William, who i iii'li' Tin* Hi raid extends congratula be given at l i e morning service i u-r ma n mann liad made a visit to l lit lions At the evening service, following February 3. I, ■> and 6. Chuir " C h r i s t a t the D oo r , ” by hea«bjuaftt*rs at Thielt the musical prelude, a short t a l k , Mu«’ up >'» r money lor t hat date, the more difficult ways ef giving the gist ,,( this was that anyone might I promt* a -me be- of the uux ihary »ho for the spieaT of t i e King |t>m of God, gives sysiemalic»Jly and according to his ability ns bod i as prospered him. Missionary problems imrrited l y Rev, F 1’. Mrong werr inxt uctive and <a ily reliinid, so that others might pul them into jiractice in societies. The rpporls from the district of­ ficers were gratifying, and compared »ilh reports as fur back us 1 9 0 9 «howed a mttrvelout gain in many , t hi- namber o' n embers in district tot lling ,'i07 . Active, As s o<l*te nod Honorary included. Two rorietii*» h w e been gained, bringing by the pastor will be about. " T h e ! up-the number of societies to fourtern TI ,. i,F . . , L. , . Greatest Man Thai Ever Took I he Ire. byt er. an of banford , Socond ',.|acc.** 'I-' ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAY S p r i l l i l i , FL ORI DA, FRIDAY. V« >\ I.MLLM (.. l u l l VOLUME VI ai ?.»■ SAN FO RD H ER A LD PUBLISHED it. mil ® V 'V ' Excell Resolutions Sermon, " A Memorial of M a r y ’“ \\ Mercas, Honorable George H. Hymn 2h2 t congregation standing Fernald has ended his labors on Benediction. earth and paused into the Great , 7 3U- Pie-wohuig. Servacc J ,«4t} . •A"e« Beyond, we -'trieit to reçoive thè Prelude " W e l k e B l a t t e r " by Iatngtplaudit. "Well done, good and faith­ Chtmiis " Pra ise Ye the F at h e r " ful servant, " and we confidently Song 191 hoj>c, to enter into u larger, sphere Prayer of usefulness, therefore be it Interlude Resolved, That in the less of Mr. Song 47 congregation standing; that can Ik * obtai ned in tin* . mar....................... * Fernald the Woma ns t luii of han­ Announcements ky' They will have a lint* e* hibil .......* . . . . „.i.v. » . . . x*„. , . ,, , ____ _ , ford shares the loss with Mrs. FerOffertory " C o m e Unto Me, " by of guava -jelly, paste, orange mitr-l . „ , . . . i , ,i ,.r. nn d, the city of Sanford, the slate Roberts ' mHude und other canned and (ire* , , . 4 ..» ...i . . ,i „ , . . of Florida and mankind in general, served goods a t Sanford a t the lair . ,, . , , Chorus, " R a d i a n t Morn" \\ ill Make l i ne Iti spia) Mr and Mrs. \Alike Held of Geneva arc in the city today and stated that Geneva would make a line dis­ play, lit - the Seminole fttfr. Mrs. Wakefield und Mrs. Curlctt recently slutted the Geneva Preserving K i t ­ chen Tind their products are sought far and near proving to be the liest . , , . i . . i .. :u J M wit! I*e n lug boos! for i linn t afd of I h u n k s l o all those who wire .■> kind in tin hours of sickness a ml death <*l our beloved wife, mother and sister Mrs. Peters, we wish to return our hea rt f il t thanks. Seldom have any in need of sympathy and the most devoted friendship received so full a measure of the best fruits of the human heart. . B. Peters, Mrs. G. H. Edwards, E. H. Peters. A. Snyder. ’ because to* belonged !*• a and to .ill a f :n 1 1>I ul .illigi.i ri-•• » a . given Re.ol veil. That because <•( hi* virtues, in unselfish consideration for others, individually and colleclively and Ins public service, we in common with oth«*r organizations pay cheerful tribute to the memory of F'eorge It. Fernald * Resolved, That these resolutions be published jn the Sanford Herald punt that a copy bn sent to M r s . F‘ aid. * Mrs. J. N. Whittier, Chm. Mrs. A. E. Philips [ .Mrs. C. H. D*flier. j Sermon, subject. And S o n g 2 All congregation Peter standing.• Renedi i H u l l Foot Rail Tomorrow The High School team will' play the St. Augustine' High1 School t ea m at Ho Idem Park tomorrow afternoon at' 3 o'clock. This will bo the first game of the season arid tho citizens should turn out and boost the home boys to victory. Tickets are on sal« at all the drug stores. Admission 2 5 cents. Huy u ticket even though you cannot uttend the gome and kelp the boys tlong. 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, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 03, 1914; <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/05942d7aca57a4c5e18379e27bc1c49a.pdf 99f84996a59d2b8b8757f34e11473916 PDF Text Text ' ' j.-rf i* \»a: e i g h t Till ' --- - s vSFO|t|> I f K R 41. 0 cooooooooooooooooocD aoaoooooO ooooooooaoooooooDoaoaaoo o o Hw 4 ut vi fn í ul h> piueii» -J* gr»d ually t.»Rü k ■G- ' •1 "uní' mori irií »_»«- »hall s hall a-Wlike to imi! that J a c k . 8 w ’ Vr, Troni ha» claimed tin* world for hi» <>»11 Th r Christmas «toni*» ar>» 'ready for thr next 1-m j i of thr ma g­ o atine» and thr man h ant» arr ira□ p a t i e n t for tl> r>.«h of Gu>l-.g a 0 r e » » t l 4 te,| It) " ii>* p r r p r t n a l m a t ' t' o of thr ki'*um» An>l £et autumn h a a loath to ilrpurt o NOVKMIIF.lt l. cu .i j->b printing plant, not two block» 'ruin thr ;»il He w i i permitted lo ♦ continua Ms work1, m m r i p.Tt' f ' thr* jail at noon f*»r lunch .anil ren turning dircrtly from » o r k to ht a B l IH iE T O F O P IN IO N "JU S T BETW EEN cidi. T h m t h r »hrrill lurked hin up for thr niitht The next day*» o Y O !' A N D M E ." o utf .iit. >1 " i h>- *i!ini*. and »« on n f»r lort> day* After forty day» of a po rlnn kins. » hijli>o inn Mod and ♦ ♦ regular 'habit» thr man came out of jail a healthy citizen. T he n hr »»» * All L oc a l Advertise men is I n,jff A C I I I K L I S A M O N G Y E T A K I N G N O T E S A N D F A IT H . put i n thr black lint, t hat i» u li mi u * Sanfur<4, could build a cold «tora Th is Heading T H R E E < ! M s s 9 ait* plant ami it would hr a puvii'g w.-re forhidd **n to »> - 1 1 i m o i n a nt» ** H E 'L L P R E N T ’E M " — S O S A Y S S A I NTF.KKlt. Line For Each Insertion. M n n mum institution 1 1 ) a cold »torage plant ••> iiim o o o a o o o o a o o o o o o a o o D O O O D O o o o a □ a o a o o o a o a o o a a o a o a o o o a oo Charge 2.r> Cents. I also mean an abhatoir nr plai r . . . * tine of my finbbi*** hrrr in F a n - ' against » a r between north and to »laughter cattle, hogs and »heep « *j-^e moneyed men of Sanlortl FCU SALK ford t o n ha* Item a city market south, or bettMwn the Cniled S ta t e * and keep them on cold storage I are neglecting to build u V o lu n te e r W h o T o o k Officers* Place and by a city market 1 have not and Canada, than if *<■ had all t h e , act* t hat Orlando »ill erect a cold y \j. c. j „ Sanford for the For Sale— Hound pup W h e n A ll H is S u p e rio rs W e re K ille d meant a city nfetrkel in every sense Kaiser'* soldiers or all the King'r storage plant and t h e manager ex- JOung boys and inert are neglecting cheap. Just the right ugt T e ll* S to ry of E n d u ra n c e end V a lo r of the word ljut »imply a place ships. The relations between this pect* to make ice cream, sell ice t b,. future sal vat ion of Their soul K. FI. Lynch, Sanford I on O in k s of the Yeer— T w e n t y -t v » o where the small grower or the large country anti Central Ama rus and and do other stunts. My idea of a There an £ d<>zcj¿, m,*’n ip Suhfyrd^ Dl y,. J u Continuoue Fighting. -w - grower and the general farmer r t t v ^ u t h Atlfc•rica are probably better cold storage plant would l>e a j da W -*e «»■ ■or Suit S bring hU .11 ■ .¡I lo i t s i r i w i n i—at-rrigr x r t a p g t han i w y hir-v-eever where econdha rid Writing from art unnamed place In »UTTicicni cash to »lart thia building stove. TWO gl HM¡ n*li it fresh from the wagon. I w a * ^ been Ik*fort«. T h e moderation, pa- could store their meals l nd \eget- and let thè A' 4t. U ’ A. pay tht-m Itolgiuin. u correspondent Lou- oline ----- . --------- ---of the — ----, . , explaining it very laboriously and Hence .tail ca a w tumg proof* <>f gen- ablea, where our merchant* could l nitrosi on thrir Investment. I don Daily N*w» quote* a youug volun: , c h ea p. ^. C a» .U*. »*’ **• — F-jrpainfully. »he t4 d *>«•*•* meati a money interest thè interest tet>r ln,'HJ*K'r yf u Belglnn rcgitm-nr t?iture, °school whatever t ha t m»«ne t h e , the Mejiican alTaiL Uit j h e . ic aa u ns . axul: ti-un wlw/*> . «o*s.uf - » K r i r i i t n - f,r t j lt. Jnvealini'nt in saving t1 ( . which had tM*en righting, marching an H<»u«es for sale or n- i.* M . drilling cuntlnuuUHl; for twenty-two \V<* thjuld have driven could he stored when the markets young men who other <iay anti he at once informed f for ibis are now running For Sa l e- r O ne eJ ibl1- • me that the housewives of Sanford Huerta out of Moxleo at the point were off The iluy of the Florida , j,t, „«reels at niehts would he in~ . tollows. :.e revolving book ccse. . Inquire toe would never come down to a mar­ of the bayonet and the retry earned..............................7 beef *» at hand and the big p a c k m g i „ t i m a h l e . T h e men of Sanford O e i n i n i “^ ' " w C sent^lo ..................... e . nu sui r u e men oi saniorn Ucruums. * t j . tf' ket in t h e morning t o buy stuff and of. the northwest are coming wlu» arc ' a!i;btfaIL nightfall. A* wmiu ur they taw our East Third St. . » . . t i ’ mem . . . . s are well able - - -to- -do - this and are picion, irritation won hatred, which A---*----— 1 ‘ — — “ • 1 carry It home. Now. 1 hud ntf/cr , down here anti buying our cattle, unending to it will sutler In the lights chejr began aliening us. We lout For S a l e — Trucking and * ntr^ thought of t hat, or t ha t the ladies in turn wo'ultl have made it a i m s - shipping them north, killing them hereafter. They have neglected terribly. We were 000 who went In and fruit land across river from Monro*. of Sanford were so very select that able for us to strengthen our a rmy up there and placing them on cold t heir duty to the bhys of Sanf or d ,-nuwtJiave left u third tber«sFlorida. 110 to ? 2 0 j-Nf „ «■’ they rould not come down to puf- anti navy. Our most dependable stOTagc anti shipping them hark here am] to the teachings of the Bible' " ,u lI,e luorblnB wc niored down to dress " I ^ i n d. " c-a Herald ■Hww 'arlirjtts at the market plat-e. naTIonaJ defehst s a g a i nst **war are to sell us as western bee/ at a high }lnii they fwill never prosper They rp-<' nf',r<‘° n network of trenches on our bank of the Y*er We got Into Of course this'wdUltl preclude the justice, motle'ralion and good will. 1 price. Now why couldn't our own ma> j.,., {,y f()r ;iwhib* but this will For Salt I'.»H f |(. • Ih«* tremile». They were full of wa- mntnrryrle. ’ l l h p . T . idea of the city market anti again This war i» not an argument fur people take their c at tl e when they alwa>„ lie n blot on their chanicier I vvns tiring for six hour» myself brings to my mind th<; high ro*t o f ‘ another a r my corps or a new art* fat, kill them hen* anti put them and their peace of -iiiinil. They are ter l l q n 600 mi I«*A Write thigh deep In muddy water living. Old H Of I, is mutb* by striile in navy building That is th«* on cold stdragt and sell them to a*«|»ting the devil In his nefarious fast. Agt.,1 Urlai,do I Could Not Show Hotd or Hand. riur manner of buying anil having road Europe ha* traveled f ri north- the lucul trad»*'’ In connection with „-heme» when they allow the y.-ung A Real Harg.iii n“The i.i-nnao» got teros» the bridge. the he«T by the very easier t met h- ea-iern h r a m e we »•••■ *- goal the abhatoir invilii be a i Imy» ->f Sn iff or <1 to roam t hi* street» senger Uvi-rlaml In *We could not show head ur hand over preserving plant, gelatine could I»* atnl ff«**lll**tlt the Jilaiv» that are notods. heyt-r mintlmg the cost of »amtdition For ».«bluolir tiank Uerimiii inselline giuis »hot and untier present condition* the • Autumn i- loath t-> *l«*pnrt and maiiiifai tured from the catti«- a i -1 b-r them and s«tfin- of the mt-u il» from crevice» lu .their raised tiank 11. t' of L. will never lie /> duct'd linger» an ainaxmg length of time. all the »urj>lu» fruit» and vegetables who are neglecting this great woik across the river only a few yards The Miami Metropolis »urns it up Nature ia weaving a covering of could be preserved here and sold all have boys uf their own to look nfnwajr. I wiis hour» and hours tlragTO RENT pretty well in the following: wonderful hue from tfit* discarded over the south. Sanford is the nat- It, r a[I1| t hi» will ris«- to haunt them glng our woumled out of the ero*» For Bent F'l ve " T h e New York fofttl supply com dress of the forest for the protection ural locution for a big cold »torug- in future year* . Thi Ti* i.H no UM‘ trenches. We lost our olhcent, but l gut Elm it venue \ll mittee recently Issued a circulnr of the tendi r rootlets that will flour- *l,''l prtMervlng plant and »onte day t to bring hoyi i nt*i t!i«> the meli to listen to me. « t lie 1 hi ! gt In ma ti w ho » < ■ • riient fit“ Sume (íerman* 'helltsl il» with a Ish again Ip ’ hi -pniii* al.-I m*ii t l" T M.! instructing the purchasing public •r ir»4Ü*1 **ij tubi :• '• Ímm-I if They gut Into the crotu*1 N H ( i a r op* i.d eTe ■ to ttie t -e.i ¡ ’ of tb> of i « .-..ii ionie to rj in*« * i r i u i «ir a ni« r. how to buy O *»r«* ;i ì 1 1 »ia••tl to run till M\ cross nrtv Vft 1*1 r .ir «i " 1 M ' 1 lallv t re Iich ■*s They llrtsl down our lines ha» been talll.-d a ‘ ;i lrt*:iti«k«» fin th** gr«*.it o u t of loor world *1 .«% ••ut i! í b ur lie *. i 1 . fruin tin. „idi>* had to tun back I a r r,w t 1• I ol lost ar' <>f rii.i I •. \i « \ 1 M >a i. \ i T. i ri i t- ' Ig tv a s l«N, lir.»l and ».ei-py I" dr.ig titv ‘ * ,*. lit I >.* A. f * 1 .xt * E* f, « t i 1 •!•* „•f* ’ 1 A•*r^. jU-t h.» A fi^t t ” I ■ V! . , u . M ¡ : i g t1 Hunk I must have .tullen i n v i r-S 1 V1 > „1 . |Ht A far r»’i **! r •-. i r ii it f -i ♦ h 1« --I > ,tr I i. l> poUH' 1 "I bulli i-r I-J** 1~ 1" r■E1ti » ,.J; I n rn . ri.. >1 i i j : no Hill1 asleep. ! '(' r t \t i .. f I }••- t •» 1*•*Í * full pt.tll.ti ti r . ut 11 r t In- •*n u i l « - n t»f »» M h t I w• do k i n » that * Ii i-tit'al li 1 b> ! ft-ad Ilf t t .- lime Will *\\ •• I. i.Unii urd.-r tit nilvniit e again. di*h • w I it Iii f 1. - i t 1 1 r i - * f i g lu -1 . ’- . f H o * l*. a r.i . - of ! I . r. Tilt* I rile h weie le h.nd us imi either C I't-r 1 1 - i • •(f 4« ; ................ g'ttlfu l*üv til tin sitai ti*i# ■ ! itj f ** i.i r.*' now a n d ‘ the men of wing in support the pap. r ii A l-i* 1 -t ■' w r.t p p . * ' L » *■i'll j *u p titi I i ! " a s loo tired to cottage, l üln i'ark t !. r mi i; i. i In a I mo» t Utirit »itHiut ti* T h f pavilititi Ml* I TT1*'V - Ill *. ri ford an- to bln *ue for get Up Sume out* klt'ktsl me I louktsl : r i •' I must not under the law t><- weighed leafy lira riches of the tree* nri<l ft!! heir for bout* U{< I hey " ere llitet* uf Hi > frn-i.-ls. a» bin ter There *• l , I-,- . o t. >1 , f * .4 * *r » bet pi •>. *..f ; * , - t -1 * : t idlltili-ers1 lige ni' *iVf 1 n * «i J 1 > » A * ^UinjLvtlll'.v I t-II t !'»*•’.i It I'l-I............. There 1 » utl * vhtlariti tug * i >,g ( 1a(It* '■> l- ui l-l l ■' "I (ninni myself ninniiig torwurd ml l«r on every arto b* pur• hu»t -t. pell 1 If- ( ] t, l'il> t'l *ig i ■ i .,,r „,,,J |be * -,d.r n 1 « l„ l-*-r 1 1 , i a Bit In I eallul tu men lying anil run b.iflt -lid you e ; i-f -t'»p to which at t he end of the * 1 *■ek amount , „, ......... lot- P; .til 1.4 Vf the y . t i l t |*be dri>wbulli uf iitng near and luid my revolver at^ a |*at i tor, «, in mute I» t»f t hi* - •»**♦ i. ** n*»* i to a dollar or more Tilt- ■* ,i( 1 : will i . 1 1 > i |d< >- .tr- ¡V if i \i*f11 a . . t-, tit . lu r |. 1 lie in U .• mere «II .ItarBínB »«■frTTTvrP ' ¡f . • Mv ■ ., » it' ., tr.. :t , l « rri •K»’’% . *. 111 •1 - , n t i „ . . u cate« hi» in on tnur k«*l i n g, ho ’AH P ' Uliet. I-I.Y at 1 1 1 .- . .. nil i Ti-» «Il luting Us »ii 1 » i >.tt l-i» - 1 in tl.iil I '.e wi. ma |■ mti»t ........ lie r> f i-, »ni »• i *. -» i, tifie (u-t* under Mit- r Us int* r•-i i: Aurket .* .- f..r " - fa r* is I !.:it riu-t lint nut mild t-.r us t. « J I t,eV I'tukfd Ilk.* trtghlened gray bei*!i i m i - t i¿o to i in* »ti' >r> i h>.. i. , (iij IF ii> • i r fu l :, *. ■ 1 1 r i •i ha * 1' /•’ tl.-s a« tli.-t «. iiiiiiltlisl ii(i art tt over per »uri Ml'ti'iili of tiKini: ít M il ! I /Ci 1•{ 1** •’ . is. !.. i k at -I >|...... o tin. r|t. i It plum/Jof K* * 1* 1!*•■ tuer II . \t •* u , - .|u-k t* • e > -t l at t he ui u't-r <11.il i a * n.. « i *» turn |o l * '• > «, «, j, , ( Hie bal», 1 In* *• i iv »feliifd full of Fi - I tll»lio|>e-t ii -i. I be • i|| ago 11 --III - II -44 t T»« t if. r t hot. L : h.it lla (hem . We crunched In u b'Ji t£,*-m h ■vi j -.i . ■V. . ' u n — \4 • w f Tribune, ami there will be many \S • M . ••’ii * - t t t bi­ Heard the t n i m i Whupenng. r-11 : f p' *' ! i.ior il i • • (il.iii Chicago housewives who will ||«t--|i Im, e .i YLT> ft|4** «*xfukntiun hr p- III wtin will work ldrn»i*lf up Ifgitimul'*"There «vere per liuti» U00 left of our N o urishm en t— line fla­ to that advice, not only as members 1 ll -a I '­ ! 'eliriKir;. ;i n«l1 with itH thut ui* ila Vo 1 >. from al musí ttluMtirti v tu a point 0 * 1 I think there was uiu.- ottleer fur­ v o r — purity— crispness of the Housevvlvus* la ague which iM ther a lung, but It wa* qii'ie dark, I. i-ni'it n ul i prnlf' t hi •*MiM . 1• I 1. 44,» . *•Í a I-* ri* b- ■,i • li- r- 1 luiikiug g>md progress in t!u* rt*<iu> — wholesomencsa. All fruit» at.1«i v« t.»M« *41•*i il * *' •41«pi k than for tin* tijitiw who tri**» t*i put home of the men talked very low tloli tif t he rust of living, hut us in­ I b. o I In-irvi t ul- i s «I i-i ritig and -- i [f I - : « ■¡ i ¡"i»ii i-., for 5 c e n t s , in the 1 -*>> tnit,"i> •»0.1 *| h -, - a y** . » *.»1dividual« who want to make th< < i liking - ■.it -i- mi th. • ■■ -id. «I « . . i f !.. 1 ■ . . 1 moisture-proof package. ,, i" i i . ft t « f 11 (litI V I* oil • go fart bl f .. ii i.,i«.k it « i» uf i . nih |.erh.i|i» »l ¡ tlve feel lugli .1 ! d MV f- •I trip k Hu 1 T h e nt to * >|.i . a Minim inert ton i A ! r, * 1 * * J 1 ,4 «* , 1u' - * l •t ••• .«• . - :.i •K-'i -* „ • a -.it tile Iitlier «lilt- (he hlu|s- fell steeply lo told us 1 bill II- f.iult of blgli prpes I *r our I*»* .li « 1 ver.il y o o •! f »1•» dime in-», A N D UK ( L E A N , than the river. for grocerte* rested witii the buyers, horscmen coubl put un suini* g oo d­ For Be nt Cllu up T i r "1 sent o hush along the line. Wc it is lo dress in the lu*st of goods thnt 1 1 t ook two delivery wagonsw i l l tu in rating. Al leaat il would yet have an inside decoration that listened uidle mIIpul I thought 1 heard pin r«‘. 5 ii rr< », ul M und two drivers to deliver goods See iii.iiritn M l II'.-P give us it goni! start ami t-vt-rywould cause your mother to he (ifrmiiii monís, an tinier passisi along that one clerk could put up, and on the other side 1 crawled Up on to thing must bave a »tari «umu timiFur It« nt .i-hamt-d of you if she knew it* r.i r*- nr > 1 which could he enrrh-d home by the the t mi irk. not »bowing my lieint. you ('utility fair* ari tilt- iiif.it;» ->f brine t ti •* riiori « i A . ell-1 t T ti was really iilmut :«<) tierpun baser with but little trouble. I may be very silly but l think krii.H mg tilt* pfopl«* uf -t i ounty iji*»i*f \ limns who had stayed there on our sido «follar^. |)>i r rii .. 1 I » l -l rather be i lean midf than out (iigfilu-r ami I l-t-lievt* ib>* tmu* i» " Hrtl o. I* thut 1 he So-nnd-So ilreTi F r t|inr f K II\ hoy may trot about with under the hunk, fearing to cross ilio ripe for hrmging ito- pfitph- uf l bi­ «libgrocery"’ Well, jdeuse st-ntl me a river under r> u | hie S < > we sdivi»! all yet he plea»allt ni- w itili ni V I ngi'i b> r *ilt. a g- ufi ills hair ¡mrouib.ll can td sartlmes immed ia t el y" mid We did not sleeu,. Koo Ill's for III I.I 1A lie inay Iia vc i rousi-ra on hi.it an through tie* night fair. F«- w o| u« k ii»•w ju»i whai the grocery man delivers the order nor did they furnished room» Miippllcntion of the Miap that tloats twelve blocks! Thut cun of »ardines fini* crup» are raised h«*r«* in thè “There was Just »lx feet of [died wet tulli) rotiliIV and il l'ould he inaile a might improve yi t lie manly arid eiwth bel ween us takes the time of a man, the w«-rn We only whispered corner Sixth and Oak G raham C r a c k e r s gala wwvvk l^y tlic business ttnin of ''*•* hi* .mure liqii-y ihan n*U(j w,ni(t tlcnr them mutirt-lng aud and tear on the wagon or the bicycle For Rent Nice fruid Sanford. If l i V people so desire It heavenly— yet he can curry about aj t(lo m„m,| 0f their belt» creaking and light' housekeeping- ul«it .'* A food for every day. and the customer wonders why gro­ the beat of the exhibition» could 1 » clean character. of water boitie» being opened ceries are so high! tila ted bedroom, HO" 1 af Crisp, d e l i c i o u s and taken down to the Orange county o f r0 ur*e. it's all very nice. Son, "There was n thick grny mist hang* And yet, merchants do not make strengthening. Fresh any reduction for goods that are baked and frfcah de­ hive arr^i tiled !n i bought un<l paid for and carried wou,d ............ ltla,‘ U’ AND have t he requisites of a Krny ,tg„re stood up liput» (or tent, near I livered. to cents. junt »crumb!«* up u f«*w thi vikh unu rlean, munly inuti ul the raiup time, |n {Uv |n|Hl |h»Iow cltwe \o ui6 tlu away by rht* customer, and in this, loading »tal ion A i pi si*tul them to Orlando and alsi a „d a manly boy, or as they all looked liken llrtlhih Koldlcr In khaki, ia the incentive for many house­ Coniit-Mv*. Srir ford Finn, -M , . ‘ _ _ — ¿ that Sanford did something to get vvi»h to be called now, young man, u«. tuihl. Its nil right; we are Kug* wives to send away for their supFurnished room» fur I * the people in here and show them hound to lack 'somewhere when llsh.' mid 1 said. 'Hut your ooceiit pile*. T h e y find t h at even If they a t M r». C. II. Smith'» what a good tpwn we have. It be has to try lo live better tlfan he Isu’t.' und I «hot him through with ure avoiding thn careless ways of Ave., betw«-en -‘ird ai d P* ?rcan afford. T h e fellow who/is ul-' my revolver Some of our men crept would ire u good time for the merother buyers, they do not gel the io the bank, but they shut them, mid ehunts to pul op sfrecial sales and muys isnyltig ".l c an't go in there benefit of It ami are perhaps to be suine of ilii'lr* «-limited over, bid we make the visitors fetd at hume ill. beraiise I ’ m owing the bo»» i l . 1 0 , praised for eeking methods of get­ For Bent One n< r> » tired lit tlu-lr head* or nrms a» |ln*y the best tiading point in this see- ¡„ a j ,t mhrn he gets older to have ting the most for their .money, if street und M. pi* s IiowihI only a few feet uwuy, und Tliirtl lion of Florida. accumulated a habit thnt will make they fell backward or on to tis or lay Address Hex Packard. It mail order houses. U p ^ j Y uiiroiilxe ftt T r y thi* on your piano: " S e m - him about a * ' popular a* a nest of hanging on the trank. Then wc all Perhaps so me Miami merchant mole county should have a ' f a i r " ants at an ice cream social. waited. will devise the plan of muking two • • * For Bent Two Gig And, Son, hour in mind thut i l j Nsithsr Bids D*r»d Mov*. prices. One for those who pay for First street.*? Joej De Muri'*i Under the plan in operation in coats no more to hang around n ro"As II grew' lighter they did uot dare Cola Company. the goods and provide for their demost of the »tales of t he Union when aptrclable class of men than it does move away, and none of us could get .. livery, und another for those who re­ M IS C E L A N E O S u man U sent to jail his fumily have! to cling to those from whom you out alive tm*r the. hank to use the quire long credit ac cou nt s and the bayonet. A few men made botes lu A delightful new bis­ to beg, borrow, steal, work or go can never learn anything except delivery of every little parcel. Wanted- Two furnished r W h e n . y o u the looser earth, and so wu Ured at • • • So far as the bread winner rot, rascality and ruin. hungry cuit, with a rich and light housekeeping. Man, ‘n * «»i * each other through the bank here and i«" concerned he is a nonentity. But do this latter you are not doing a delicious cocoanut fla­ ^ T h a t grea t armies* a r e needed to 5 yaer old child. When nr.-»*rin* there in Wisconsin they have taken a square by- your parents nor by your* vor. Crisp and always “Sotfiebody threw n cartridge cnsè s ’. ate price. protect t he frontiers of c o n t i g u o u s I L H. J . , c-u You know it, too: that's great step in advance and made a self ucrosa close to me. On a paper Inside Herald._____________________ nations it* a fallacy conspicuously fresh, xo cents. n e w law’ whifh has recently I n « ii where the -mean work on yoqr part wn* scrawled one •word—'Surrender!* disproved in the case of this coun­ * * Wa tiled— Cientlcmrp rnon •' >l put into operation t he man who come» in. Wo did not know tf they, wanted to t r y and C an ad a where a n Imaginary 316 E . J Fourth > Uoca to jail is provided by the sheriff When you get old enough to surrvtider themselves or wanted us to Stumon's. line nearly (our thousand mllrs long " ' '!*_ wjth a wage earning job. ami the 'keep c ompany" with some girl surrender They were more numerous. .divides t h e -two n a t i o n s - a n d there • money so earned is given into tin* you'll want to go to her rU>an, but w«> uer«* better Placed, so we »«*nt IJorne St- ket« (¡uu-f I Isn't a soldier along t he whole length bunds of his fumily. won't you? And free from ull the nU setupping »ud crawling nruund to I III to ¿120 i« r aere *••*•* except a* few for police and custom ' The director of public safety at c o nt ami na ti on ' which evil communi-; Bet n »hui ai ili«*m house duties. Those-governments In l ’erh.qts lt watt thè Freneh wtio gol on road close to Sanford Bacine, in writing of the new law, ration hiings? Anti don't you think, nruujtd al thè end* The re wns Henry Home*Seeker, this ullicv' , Europe ought to have learned from Son, t hut it is Just us well to slufl firlng. U'e lieArtl òtulte dose t li mugli declures thut through it everybody us In t ha t respect, ultd they probWan'ted-Good while l>oy with '-1-' profits." A case oi u printer is NOW ulong t hat rout e— to s t a rt wh tho raised bauk a few sllpplna down abiy will a f te r the waiMs over. On for presring d u b — one ft nt'lmt ' cited as an example of the workings N O W along that* route— to start on tho rlvrr edge uud wnler spinshlug. , - * this point the S a t u r d a y Evening to cornei F it ' -lr" 1 c i t y . ’ Apply4 g oo d ? . Tho Botr.e of us puiled ouniclvc» up un. to I oT the new law. * He was* recently when he's starting Buy biscuit baked bp Post says: . « younger you happen "to be tho cheap­ tb» 'tank • henrd our mcn scniiijbllmc. and Palmetto avenue. . sentenced t o forty days in jn|l for “ For four thousand-’ niiRa on ths rIJ \ < I n tho up «m \*lthcr side o f me. Imi ismtd uot Wontsd—Werh of cny kind »’>' drunkenness and fsiluro to support er will come your ticket. north a mere chalk m ar k separates NATIONAL BISCU IT ly man of good halits t-Td thoruug ■/ seu them 1 ttitnk I jrna tuo «le«*py. I long run decency will come out his family, T h e man, every day us from t he British Empir e. . No­ sbotit*d tu rimrgj- and t lieti mimi bara trustworthy, Can do »«>' ‘"d*'-'ry ahead. Ask your father If I ’m not COMPANY apent .his earnings in a saloon and boy on eithor side is uneasy about si ' ““ j Il he don’ t say fn'h-n over on mr heort rolllna down work Wages no object ro It 11'. gave tho wife nothing for the suih right about it. Y e a r s of fair dealing, -mutual the bank * ■ tnsk*, enough to live. M t Child*. f J he needs fixin .-—Palm Beach jrt of herseif and children. Whan courtesy and good j * will ,«it «« •* *., , • .. •.*■ ' ' ' ' —t * - ■ W ______ _ Jk_ffJ i the roan was working in a I C 11liB S T O N E(ÌI.K A -N IN fiS S s EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT s S1XEEET PARTED . INTRENCHED FOES Belgian Soldiers Gould Hear Germans Whispering. FIRED THROUGH THE MUD. r Uneeda Biscuit h W f1v trr r iuir u SN A F A R 00N 5 f,;r ,h7 .. . . . . . . Mi,k “'■,i m "‘ •• :7t^T,a::k^k7r T S n « m7 ^ -u 7 ♦1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING �..i x .x u i i .- u L A i t t ~ o i ' the w o r l d ’s t ; r Fr . m s r r r o r r r t ir SEMI-WEEKLY IS SA SFO RD L i f e I* - 1, liii'i t s and D e i nr* ai ' ■it houle, vor l*n pe Inet tmim g '.¿un i hour. Junior Work and Tithing. The latter le i to profit..Me discussion., especially for those who took upon them elves the pledge id |ie Tenth I e,.ion A Ima ietti*.un-r.t iif - unte was givei from a «m.mille.which was afterward *P1<0 tiled to I he X*IT i c that an re<|ii irt*ment* ••( the 1 ■ ; l. |■ ginn thu* aiding in OUR COUNTY FAIR EUROPEAN WAR FAIRLY STARTED AT STANDSTILL The Sunday school at 9 : 4 A a. m. and thp C. E. Society at f> 1A |i in , because of the cltange of l he hour 1 for church from 7:30 to 7 p tn ___ * 'Caught u Seiner ■i Woodruff & Watson First pag6 mention a.s the larpe.st advertisers in M a y 's issue. The ad­ vertisement may be fount! on page 3 • > Y Special Notice The Herald will on eüch , y ^ attention to the the current i -ird. VO 22. T u e s d a y ' n b i e r lie n 1 he result of Tuesday's election was a foregone conclusion, insofar as the nominees were concerned, the primary election lust spring showing the renl result and the elceliori Tuesday was only a confirma­ tion of the primary luuiitnt-cs. in tiie cni imtiuti nuul a me Uc i u u a . U tile result was as follows. To abolish 'the county treasurer's office. For abolishing 3 2 1 Against abolishing, SI Amendment relating to appoint­ ment of commissioned otlicvra of stute militia. For. 149. • Against, ti5. Amendment relating to judiciary: For, 144. Against, 02. ’ ' . The .election in Sanford and S em­ inole county was very tjutei, there being more mte'rest manifested in the result in other slates than i n ‘our own state The national results are given in another part of this issue. RED CROSS FUND RECITAL FRIDAY FINE EN TER TA IN M EN T AND \ND A L A R G E C R O W D IS A SSU R E D There is every prospect of a filled house at the Recital next Friday night Universally the people, o f . Sanford want to hear and enj oy the line treat and incidentally uid the Red Crons The program will begin as near eight o'clockeas possible and the Congregational church will be none too large to seat the audience, judging from prrr rrt cppenrances. Resides Professor Cart there will lie on the program our own popular Miss Lucille As pin wall, the brilliant organist Miss Rrntich of Orlando, the lyric soprano, Mrs. Carr, and tin ensemble of the above with Mr. E. T. W'oodrutT. tenor, and Mrs. F. I*. Strong contralto N'uu* should mis» tins superh musical treat, und doubt­ less no one who enjoys the hest anil I .lection lie-ulls most entertiiining will permit him­ New Aork, Nov. ti. W ith i/aU (bur self or herself to be deprived of the congressional districts stilt uncertain. ri.re pleas ore that Friday evening, results of Tuesday's election show November 13 holds in store. I hut the Democrats elected to tin* house '22N, Uepultlicnns. 194. Pro­ People Ire tenting gressives - nrjalt-t s | Indepen­ E d i t o r C h a r l e s Ii WTilton of the dent'. I ITlls would give tile Dem |Fust ( oust Advocate, Titusbille. has ■a rata a noipotty in t he lower house , just returned from u three months* m! ' T, 14• 1**•1 11•.lU •Ulf» t i m •1. .••jour it in ll< northeast, much of 1•«*• • ! *.1 III» s 1 1triti t* V. r 1 M I n. t i m e b e i n g s p e n t in I lie N e w 1 111«i Ff*•f Ml Uli* II 1 •fkl h It -tru England s t a t e . •rullìi... N M M 1 •.in, Ki* ■ul * l'-ogr. . * it, I >■ir . i Ii I .in j u d g e bv wh.it The Seminole county game warden caught a seiner in Woodruff creek 1one night this week and he was fined In Judge Herring's court for tho offense. It is against the law to stop creeks or rivers ‘with seines and the game warden is right alter all t !>•• »(lenders in this county, both m t •,•■ iishing and hunting violations Si*m inole county hu* a game warden that is right on the job every minute. Auto Ferry Connection \ Tho prospects are that in the near future an auto line from F^nterptise, Orange City, DeLand, and D a y ­ tona, connecting with tiie EnterpriseSahford ferry will bo placed in opera­ tion. Connections will bo mhde with tho itiornjng ferry Ijoat. i *A . Death of Mrs. Petera 'The death of Mrs. H. Peters on Tuesday, although not'altogether un­ expected was a shock to her many friends in tins city. Mrs. Peters ban been -in ili “h e a l t h ‘ f o f ‘several years and wIdle confined to her home wus a tile to continue the (rientiship of the j wo pie where she had resided for so many years and with Christian fortitude she bore her aiiliclions, buoyed up with tho assurance of re­ lief in t he world beyond. Mrs Peters wus born in Germany corning to this country in her girl hood She hud been a resident **f tlie 4i t n (or the |.ast thirty years She leaves a loving husband, a son t: II Peter* and daughter, Ml G, F. Edwards, and a brother, A Snyder, of tiiis city to mourn her loss. The funeral occurred from the late residence on Oak avenue yesterday, interment being made in Lakoview cemetery. T h e funeral service was conducted by Rev. Steinmeyer of the Methodist church. Th e pull bearers were J , K. Mettingcr, Dr. Mason, J . E . Spurling, A. Mahoney and C. E. Betts. northern Ii,i X.) t - >1. t in*' i n tie* h o t e l s , o l o r a . <1 1 . 1 1 1 1 i, ami < Il I i mlier cluhs a ml pri viile . homes I he past a ke in tin* Second C o l o r a d o 'The n il.I 'I..* id. it •-I I !■• ..iltrt 11 I .1 -t • .. I t v III he •row lb d with I t I* in • i1 . t i...i . . . u lta ; Í .It I, |*i>. Kit iiiiiilil tonll-t. t . •I | ! O']., . l i v e • t l b r \ t Ills wit,1er. Excel l Resolutions Sermon, " A Memorial of M a r y ’“ \\ ill Make l i ne Iti spia) \\ Mercas, Honorable George H. Hymn 2h2 t congregation standing Mr and Mrs. \Alike Held of Geneva Fernald has ended his labors on Benediction. arc in the city today and stated earth and paused into the Great , 7 3U- Pie-wohuig. Servacc J ,«4t} . •A"e« that Geneva would make a line dis­ Beyond, we -'trieit to reçoive thè Prelude " W e l k e B l a t t e r " by Iatngtplay, lit - the Seminole fttfr. Mrs. plaudit. "Well done, good and faith­ Chtmiis " Pra ise Ye the F at h e r " Wakefield und Mrs. Curlctt recently ful servant, " and we confidently Song 191 slutted the Geneva Preserving K i t ­ hoj>c, to enter into u larger, sphere Prayer chen Tind their products are sought of usefulness, therefore be it Interlude far and near proving to be the liest Resolved, That in the less of Mr. Song 47 congregation standing; that can Ik* obtained in tin* .mar..................... * Fernald the Woma ns t luii of han­ Announcements ky' They will have a lint* e* hibil .......* . . . . „.i.v. » . . . x*„. , . ,, , ____ _ , ford shares the loss with Mrs. FerOffertory " C o m e Unto Me, " by of guava -jelly, paste, orange mitr-l . „ , . . . i , ,i ,.r. nn d, the city of Sanford, the slate Roberts ' mHu d e un d other c a n n e d and (ire* , , . 4 ..» ...i . . , i „ , . . of Fl or i da a n d m a n k i n d i n g e n e r a l , s e r v e d goods a t S a nf o r d a t t h e l ai r . ,, . , , Chorus, " R a d i a n t Morn" . , , . i . . i .. :u J M wit! I*e n lug b o o s ! for i l i n n t afd of I h u n k s l o all those who wire .■> kind in tin hours of sickness a ml death <*l our beloved wife, mother and sister Mrs. Peters, we wish to return our hea rt f il t thanks. Seldom have any in need of sympathy and the most devoted friendship received so full a measure of the best fruits of the human heart. . B. Peters, Mrs. G. H. Edwards, E. H. Peters. A. Snyder. ’ . I ■• o pl e ..»id Mr W.Tinn yesterday u ■ tati m.i.i.rit . •*( .' ! have been more imiuirio* The *•< ll.llliri.li t II HP 4|4 \ i, t Cl III.lo >1 1.1. M . Ill, "■ II g l l u ; 444-4 IU>* M tap., tel i.ri.> lall I . i i. •,bl ♦•It* ■I I* •* * l < U* "I , i. „ ..tti . .U.l- u| . ,t It,. » . 11 will .i.iie Pi. au-i ol the tiles, il It p , t i I -- ■I i ~* i ■■ * I., nil*blh ! I. 1 i . - ... ■ 1 I 11 ■. 4, r k . hard, i |ie'l-illv oti lie ir Lit in. » HI ... i , t .<• I i* in> I Hi1* , e I*, i i n- e liny - it. g> . . Ii ;*M" ' . A ’ VJ . 1: lalids unit lift ter iiinils, and In u hie lievi reports from Nevada showW ttiak more from their work nt six riincis ti Newluiols I ••■rum rat. 1 lia n 1 1 - y t •* w m a k e in a •I n o t II • P i t ' l.> |-Thin a Iye. f ih-.rc ih.in 2U11 wtlli ,ilioiit Mr W Mon -,itd 1hat in t a l k e d * * . J>I*-1 11 I t I I ■ ,, .1 ' tO I .4 k ,4 * I * * # * 4* , . » p ii» I■om ri * Il I I ..III I I .• * •• • i t V .. . of til. la . 1 II . W K. h-11 * i i i . • l In I. .: l .i nil in* |>ri do I -* * e’ ' « ii . * Í » * i 1 •* t * i .i. . i . , p , , ‘ ! ■ C1 tT' • *•I IiUL»*r that t In* hotels to tins city will have I t.g.i •I. -i.-t liotnui Ncwlund' i III. i: •* I I i to h a l » * 11*! I t i . i l l Î .» • I l l l I l H jrUÎ t i ’•»••Ho iju- Hi'|iuidicans claim u year of business which will tax troops in this vicinity have been re* A c ot i s ée r i t t i ol i er v tee was a lit to in* tin*- imi versili verdict (luit t lie the election of Fruncís F. M c G o v ­ their capacity and make them j o y ­ l l i l o r c e t l in a n t i c i p a t i o n hr a freVh ting close of the convention, led by i oiler of Henry Ii. Marks to thke ern over Paul A (lusting in W isful Mr. iv Harrison of Winter Parkcharge ol this department and also "ti 'aught I i ottsin • I h e r e I n i' b e e n a r e n e w a l " I tin* An invitation was r< a*l from K e lio- publp-ity i-ani|inigti. putting on Pills result il . irr idi out would llupllst > 1 . - ^ 1 1 * 1 ligi 1 1 ig tiri 111• oasi* i ’ r 11 . ni i f r 1 1 t 11 •r ll'ilki I lie ropff*elilutl>‘li III I tie next sim titre t )i Xitine If* ■ulivi itiimt > i j - o ro|>lanc or h y d r o p l a n e itigt i '. in Primary Sunday school at t i- I u-r limns rtikltig tin nlbn.lviMM-', 1.not the lire wo r k , a m i ol her a l l : . . . ••nate AA Dentiti r.i«* lu L* h o b Í V í U m l t I m t *i‘ T ni . i r»"* r* paiior'* home t» 11*»i i> I i*r ü \« t > r ••as o n a b l i hgi i f.e i - 1 Inali, nini olii* |•* /( re . l \e , a Delli * IO M a 111 »• tool II. ■>!*! church II, 1 Ut*» r 4T i l i i*‘ i 1 -t . « i 1 it ag r i g a 1 n ■n a i < luir i h !**■ Y.r> i* ' i r » 1♦i* arul a c o n i r a i t wi l l , -,.T -t I I 0,-1 'IM - ■■' I" .I * i. I no I ' 11 n hi n* Su pt . 1 1 . ,[ pus ! • fi D k i è i r ' f 1 .1 I» “ • il i A !.. * I..MPÍ w i t h hi III al ai T hi 1 l u d l i - i-l li., i L- if* ! Will il.i Vi' '.) .10 Address by Prof Rowland • f i v t-r >.♦ n , u n l i n i lu Mr M ark. Temple Mokiin u r « l . i > § .ir 1> •l.i ti- l ' T íllf» b u i •Minu.il lia /.a a r *m their Wild man lo the young men of tin* cabinet crisis at < on-tnot IM**| has la v lira lily impressed t tie people The Herald in m receipt of I hi* an uftci noon a n d night <*f 1*••« At h Minday school. uve* Turkey s aUillPl*- dow.ird t Ite , tiouiicemiill ol tlie marriage of M l£ W a t c h f or f u r t h e r p s r i i i l a r i a m i ,>| i l <- i it y and as lie intends t •• 6:39 Sr. II. Y. P. U. Miss Clara i........ t tIn* wmivr in Sanford lor ihr war is reported. i Dorothea Temple to Adalbert Wil­ place uf holding )W Millen, Presidnet. Premier Salantlra has been aide to The first of our monthly musical I hunting and fishing he can .acrom liam Mason ut Winter Park on No­ 7:30 Wednesday prayer service. preludes is to be'given next Sunday I'1» 1' " ,u‘ b ‘ hc publicity line and Mmo a new Italian cabinet vember fifth 'The bride is lini 11:00 Worship service. I nr Wish w a r s h i p s urv s a i d t o h a v e daughter of Mr and Mrs. William night ut thè 7 o'clock servine Fur m arranging many beautiful displays Prelude, " C a v a t i n a " by Rail «Ui s t i l e R u s s i a n l i ut i lea hi p S t o o p , Chase Temple and I he groom ia the program see anotlicr celiinm of t bis (or fin* fair. Diixology congregation standing I I,,-, is no t c o n f i r m e d I Tin- committees from tin* commis (amn* i >el Mason who for several I>a(M*r. Alt are cordiitlly invite«! 1n vocation \ tle e t of G e r m a n w u r . l n p s is s a i d years has mude an annual jnlgrunThe acroll suvving class is gmwing . i m. i t . districts und the Commercial In have gathered oll I Ii <■ A l a n d Hymn 279 t lub and tin* City Council will be age to Rollins College to inslrib t in numiiers t nd in interest The OJIJlOMtil Hie Scripture appointed at once anti will gel down i**l.«n«l in the Baltic tin* young ideas how to shout in tinboys 'ure planning for a surprise 1nlerlude Gulf «if Finland. way of baseball and other athletics. la ter. to shoyv wiiat industry «nd w n- to liurd work next week. Prayer , .soon live fences and billboards will According to tn English .nrres- Mr Mason is a member of one of thusiasm cali do. Hymn 2s7 cortfTPgation stundingl 1 blazc with the lluming posters anpendent British airmen dropped tin* eastern leagues and is very pop­ Next Sunday is Temperunce SunAnnouncements m,liming to the world t hat the Sent »*..n,bl, on T hi . l t soon ..(ter the de- ular with player-* and tin* itublic I dr.y. unti a temperania- scrmon wiil Olleriory. " T r ä u m e r n " by Sc hu ­ County Fair will he u reality on I ' ^ ' u r e of Em pet or William, who i iii'li' Tin* Hi raid extends congratula be given at l i e morning service i u-r ma n mann liad made a visit to l lit lions At the evening service, following February 3. I, ■> and 6. Chuir " C h r i s t at the Door,” by hea«bjuaftt*rs at Thielt the musical prelude, a short t a l k , Mu«’ up >'» r money lor t hat date, the more difficult ways ef giving the gist ,,( this was that anyone might I promt* a -me be- of the uux ihary »ho for the spieaT of t i e King |t>m of God, gives sysiemalic»Jly and according to his ability ns bod i as prospered him. Missionary problems imrrited l y Rev, F 1’. Mrong werr inxt uctive and <a ily reliinid, so that others might pul them into jiractice in societies. The rpporls from the district of­ ficers were gratifying, and compared »ilh reports as fur back us 1909 «howed a mttrvelout gain in many , t hi- namber o' n embers in district tot lling ,'i07. Active, Asso<l*te nod Honorary included. Two rorietii*» h w e been gained, bringing by the pastor will be about. " T h e ! up-the number of societies to fourtern TI ,. i,F . . , L. , . Greatest Man Thai Ever Took I he Ire. byt er. an of banford , Socond ',.|acc.** 'I-' ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAY W m th Living I. ..iJ- t lie 11 -1 i .1 1 i ni-. t men . h ml upi 11n* i iingfi'g.,1 inti.il <’ K also of Sanford, .uni the Kndeavor of St ( loud h i in i he tnisMoiiarv t . , contribution* \\ m , r |*,irk |,„,j ( |„. hest all round report from the dis­ c F CONVENTION IN SAN- trict, probably hei-.iusu it was the THE C O M M ITTEES WILL G ET NEITHER SIDE SEEM S AHLE home of Distent President Date. ' Volti) A SUCCESSFUL DOWN TO REAL WORK l o t . A I N ANY CHEAT Sliturday evening tin praise *,.r MEETING NEAT WEEK ■ ADVANTAGE ! Vice led by I’res HiisctUr of the I'retfby ter ia ii soci* ty w.,* a soul s t i r­ The annual convention of the Tlie Seminole county (air has hern lai' *u ».is silent today rcganbng hnuili Ciiitrul District convened in ring one and the hnud between all assured ttÿ the generosity of tin- the naval engagement oil iIn- Chitthe Congregational church of S a n ­ Endeavorers -a a» a pleasant one city e o n n d l and the hoard of county ^can , . o,. t Sunday. I he American ford. Uctolwr JO, 31 and Nov. I in­ All handed for niii jHirpitsu, voicing coinpiissioueri' Moth bodies have minis’ . ’ at Santiago, Henry I’ Flctclusive. twent )-eight delegates in all the praise of the Master. " F o r in agreed to give the sum of S25II each »'her, however, continu* the GcrtiAan attending District President. Mr. Mini we live and move and have to the Seminole County Fair and odierni .mil press reports of yi Ger­ our being." PhilliJ' D«1*- oI wl nt c r 1>urk Prc" also to make an exhibit at the Mid­ man naval victory in which ftvè The Good Citizenship address, siding. wi nt er Subtropical Fair at Orlando. German vessels sunk or put out- cf The Friday Evening* service open­ givt;n by Rev. ti. Ii. Albcrtron of It has been derided to hold the action three British warships. ed lirai of progrnm, and was n stir­ DcLand, so humorously expressed, Seminole County Fhir the week be­ Until the British admiralty has ring and impressive song service led was pleasing and succeeded in keep­ fore the 'Orhindo fair ami the Sem- spoken the extent of their losses c an ­ hy Sanford Kndeuvorers. Address ing tired delegates refreshed to such jnoiu. exhlbllei'WlfK<liea—be taken to not be known. • According to Ger­ of welcome given ali by Itev. ■F. i’. all extent that more good was gar­ Orlando aind I n 'this way our exhibit man reports the British cruiser Mon­ Strong met with a response , from nered than would have been ot her­ this year should lie larger and better mouth was sunk, the cruiser Good H,f F.nlow of Winter Park. Fol- wise. Hope put tn Might when apparently than- lhut of ¡my former displays. losing an able address from Rev | Sunday began with niunj good in u 'inking condition and the Glas­ "if the piuns of the committee run t; H Waldron, vice presdent of meetings appropriate to the da> lie carried out fully there will be gow driven into a newutral port the state union, the Presbyterian Mr. Muirhead's tjutet Hour servi ic, places fur the poultry and horses an Th e ti. mum slops arc said lo have »nd t itrigregational societies enter- tile Sunday scliool ns usual followed hugs anil i little anil the fair will he In-i'll . damaged alni the Ins- id life hv Dr tamed at the Presliyteriun Manse at and the convI*ntion -i-rnion1 l*> Upon a linn'll lurgi-r i sale than was on In*, id cut to have e\i eeded three a rerei'ii"n and a good social time llrownlee » a s an ltisplr.itno'll If* .ill tir-t imagined i oii-ideritig the lack of men. I 1 two British crmseis went A1III n* in general. Hallowe'iyi appointment* everyone being uni.ucO V 'The race trai li on Celery down it is possible that some 1,£>U0 (founds. twing used fur the occasion. ’Phis tie wed enthusiasm to live the Chris- avenue can be utilized and some men were lost.. Early report* spoke proved to tie a gel-to-gethor time, tiun fife. good rare? cart he pulled oil during of the i miser Dresden as one i I the Tin- Juniors aided as (»nlv little enabling all to become better lieToday's advices the fair The horse show, that Germai. o|u«dren uuainled with fellow workers from children ‘'»n! hey were ably led proved so popular several years ago from i ib- tmm u i the Bremen, but by Mrs Maxwell and MrAt. I tt. ilei ten various societies.■ I a k **l t ■ will lo* f e a t l i r i ' l i t.. d a > d u r i n g t h e ||4I 11 ' \ g "»»o. i. !| wI . i l l wa Satarday morning session began Ki/.m * I O •1 1 1 1 -r III! to Hit M* It (tur oil t i l e s t r e e t s a l n i t h i s will a l s o • I , I - A .1• • «i rari. »Ith a devotional meeting, u li tin u in i d *i, .it Mr F a g * - i •ubi n* ..I f? . W III! 1 tu a g r e a t d r a w i n g . . i r d which i j , h d by Mr Nelson <•( f a v o r all w i l l t I . ,4.11.11 p|,. , Ieg » I i .** l- vcibi* .. * . * , ■ ’ g ,*■.(. t . •' •' ■ I . -*. h i . * ». ,41 1 ■1 followed by .i In Were I .Mut * * a * . i . t* r ra ng* I .1 n III-, .tit'll• ' • . ' : to . t v 11. I .] til prs •- irl pr.iis. •.ervu'i. a genuini tj .. it .*■ ri ii.oh . unlit ■ a In r» ..e i,., v• t lo u ry - .. tm t<> 1 1 1pe r «>' I ' J (oud n e. ting, conducted by Mrs F w h e n M r Brin g n . t . - 1 t r i i i I m i ; . 1 1 , 1 er i n i l o w o r b i a l id g r . . .II n. ■i . Mi I p "f S.i iiford ! ! * . , . . ti ■ i i > o ■* a' >i i t* -, all .1 1 t . . . . t ter i - ; tig w.t-, : I , r ¡ t m 1 .• ,11. I ■ alla t. I l.e vit loi. la . .. w..r i eli . <at to' dt spi i iÿ ei l r us hin, M e l a t t e r In. v u g m o t a l s 11, rail to wItoli tune societies respond­ stone o i l s > suitabli tuulding or m h l e n t It ed. civi’ig* glimpses of tile wort all W • / i l k : L. Mi Ilo • “• • I* .1 I here in -il-tri I {•uttii* tr .1 l lie 1 I* tup » t.1 g».. til inr tliii-e p r e - e l . I .in ¡••■I . . II I ..if wtil I*• a m i \!.< '• 4 [if h tie wor h h t iJ« sgi ur.i i• i no .. ledge ol ttin UH I ■I t I,. I : I • w tt.t i r i i . r i u!» (. i i'll i i -t .••! Ii. other T-ndeav uriTs a lid ••I*» Mt. •ill* r it t » umHi i è»*f »*-•t !■•»-I wi ll V• ■ . I Ilea vIlf II g 4|V v'f f n.i \ • !ioui* lb v * ..r, ..1 • H . ; ni l . . d i , 1 . i . . r . i .. ■ -i i r i (ron. .li » .......... Ht i I* i .■.I i . I r.. i 1 - III t i l 1111111P I'll e. I t Ua » lithe 1 so elle, t Ve y > g I*. iiph* > h i I I y o' 1 h ,i T t* * ! . ■*'* I vi , I . . .1 .'h'l * 's , t.g . - t * ' a i i . n o I I ir u n t h è W ablr. )*:• lew -.II* ! • an mg tor erv n-e \! r . ,i ,t, t he lien vi e v I * »•1 * l o­ I.. I'Uto -• * i■ s t a i* pr*- i l. 4a • fc *** i* eW , * ia ll. \ F t . . pp t.t . M i l ' . t i v I >. ol l . e'nu* ul I. II . ■' r . opened the way to tiiiuilings.i tit. rv I. ; f W ti-ti r thought -1 d not in such a way* as to I la I ......! tintili' ai t r,.. W.ti •Tea « a desire r mo u’ all V n : '1 rea ur • u,g i , Ll.e S *llu 1,00 npt w 1 1 ii. i (wopl* r. i ........ .1 I lie stejxs 1hat ina . I ||l**tl I • ? !:• ! 'tm ii-r Mi ■r. ■iiiiM-il I heir heurt v W ,r.C W liter r . make I hi he, ght accès ill i' 1 ’i \ . . . iggi.tii.ii M d •* ■ i M I 1■ M -l '. >1 ■■* t •■. t • mi J ,,r « "I THE ENDEAVORERS CAPTURED CITY ..i g ?.»■ S p r i l l i l i , FL ORI DA, FRIDAY. V« >\ I.MLLM (.. l u l l VOLUME VI • m il ® V 'V ' SANFORD HERALD PUBLISHED it. .TT^u r n r n r * “" ^ because to* bel onged !*• a and to .ill a f :n 1 1>I ul .illigi.i ri-•• » a . given Re.ol veil. That because <•( hi* virtues, in unselfish consideration for others, individually and colleclively and Ins public service, we in common with oth«*r organizations pay cheerful tribute to the memory of F'eorge It. Fernald * Resolved, That these resolutions be published jn the Sanford Herald punt that a copy bn sent to M r s . F‘ aid. j * Mrs. J. N. Whittier, Chm. Mrs. A. E. Philips [ .Mrs. C. H. D*flier. Sermon, subject. And S o n g 2 All c o n g r e g a t i o n R e nedi i Hu l l Peter standing.• Foot Rail Tomorrow The High School team will' play the St. Augustine' High1 School t ea m at Ho Idem Park tomorrow afternoon at' 3 o'clock. This will bo the first game of the season arid tho citizens should turn out and boost the home boys to victory. Tickets are on sal« at all the drug stores. Admission 2 5 cents. Huy u ticket even though you cannot uttend the gome and kelp the boys tlong. s. •* �■re ■X?-T _ 1 , Tin: SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO • n o v e m h i :» down tin- md, i* l»1 1 «■ und Mm* fittili- 1 keep her longer here Th* lilg decoration « I th Die ling», look , »erviee* »ill I .»hi* piar C O U N T Y H A P P E N I N G S tin* titilli t nioiii from around Mr residence Du» afternoon tWednesdriY) - ■» ‘^- f- Mi tt hurk’ -¿irgua mnj left' n exposed ut Sylvan 1-uker nt two o'clock. X i i T X T T r O F 1 N' i 'E I t IC T T N c r T I T S T 5 T l Y n T r r n i m T ^ r r a V - T ™ t h r ^Tt'fhcr. -tmmr the tern Iwr'» Mr«. Fox is survived by her titubami, •hair up mi t tie lamp bracket» and ( ’ A. Fox. l^r »on, A Fox, Jr., DENTS— EVENTS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY EFFICIENT the cimtiions. too. Put tile toilet her daughters, Mrs. T. E. Wilrfon | soap in the drinking water left to and Mi»» Kate Fox, and her grundR E P O R T E R S COVER TER R ITO R Y FOR HERALD piim** ttie pump, a few other minor »on», tin* idcdesl of « Inun, Jack, '* thing* und in tin- renter of tin* lloor »lie hii» cured for from infancy. T o « r o l e " Who' ll a thought i t? " Well, them all the whole people extend CASSIA CHAI II H litNLYA ITtMS Juiu.wing the gho«t, spirits, I mps or their deepest sympat hy and »hare devils « e have out our « ay, we*were with then» their sorrow, Mi»» Irene Peter* «pent the week Mr*. Alonso itoyul returneit from not surprised at anything they did " I t seerneth aueh a little way to me end very pleasantly «itti Miss Marie Jacksonville Monday, accompanied No« they rimy come nnd repair t i e Aero»* to that strange country the Daniel* at Georgia mi, «here »he i» hy tier little granddaughter. damage* or the supervisor «ill have Heyond; Mrs. Hose ha» been mií Ti ring for lt) teaching. And yet not strange, for it .has Mr. nnd Mr». H. It. Dut tin hull several weck» with a severe cold, hut Mr. Cox s pe nt Sunday with Mr. grown to be spent last Sunday with relatives in is no« improving. We have missed J ohnst on and family, rejoicing over The home of ihosy of wtiQm I am her very much in the Sunday school Mrs. Cox coming the following week. Sanford. so Jotui, Messrs.' Steinmeyer and McCall and hope to have tier with us again They make it seem familiar and of Oviedo visited J._ W. Daniel one soon. ----------- ------------ — ' moat dear, day Inst week. i A delightful Hullowe'en pn/ty was A l l AM UN I t S P R I N G S As journeying friend» tiring distant The Itshing season has opened u p ' given at the home of Mr. and Mr», I__________________________ region» near." in full force in lovke Harney, several Warren Royal. A peanut hunt, }>obDear Editor: » Services for the comftig season will u y 1 f, i\M ] CHULUOTÀ ffi •{ ftp r Hustlinfl new city, 21 miles from Sanford. Pure water, healthy clim ate, no mosquitoes, high rolling pine land?. The beautiful lake region of Florida. I ,v « n? <3 New built, brick hotel. Electric . lights, modern conveniences. Open Thanksgiving Day. men are behind the seins. i bing for apples, fortune telling a rysi The suggestion of it county fair Nov. 8th at Taolu church, at On last Friday there was an on-1 various amuxemehu gave every one , Q ^ M ( , u( Sll|lfort, February U thro° P* Rev. II. M. Matey of '» joyulilc Hallowe'en entertainment at i from the youngest to the oldest ti lho kt,yn()U, of Slltlfor(i uml Spmin. Ypsilanto, Mich., will be our pastor ! the home ef Mr. and Mr*. Sheldon! pleasant time. A marshmallow t o a s t 1 oU> cou|ltJ.-B HUcrt.v< There i* n,> and it is hoped a goodly cungregu-' und on Saturday evening the young in the moonlight was greatly en- a(lvmWI, ' Hcheme that can read. l ">" «'>* UM«mbfi> to welcome him- t folks had a jolly spooks party at j joyed by the little folks. Coflee, The school ha» opened ut lust the people in the county or the state the hull. cocoa and cake wore served during ut large, or the world, for that mut­ with Miss Nelson of Sanford as The yoking son of Mr. and Mrs, the evening. ter that can compare with the bene- teacher, who will make her home Charlie Harrison was operated on Miss Mnry Cobb from Erntis (U s-of an .annual gounty fuir. I t with the Pearson family nt present. for adenoids in Sanford last Friday came out last Suturdny to attend Harry Gurwopd hns left the sec-4 brings together thb citizens of the by * Dra. Puleston and Neal, At the Hullowe'en party umd is a guest tion here und uccepted a '.'flagging" wmiif county and those within her .gutes m m this writing he is doing nicely. at " T h e Onks" for a few days. — > * *■ to the Realization of what .is trilns- job on the Astor brunch. .Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Lennon, Lumber has been hauled to finish piring in the bwh y c ounty. It brings A. E. Chilson was called to Lock bride and groom of two months, ar­ ceiling the school house. Cassia, too, the peojile in t ouch with each other hart hy the illne»» gf his father, last ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ rived In. Geneva last Thursday from is aiming to have an ideal school. and to talk ma tte rs of the most Thursday. Mr. Chilson has recov­ Toledo, Ohio and ¡»re now "at home" e r . u*nd Mrs, Saunders leave this v i u j j m porta„ C(, t u t j1(Mn or to erud sufficiently to come to Twin at the Lennon home on Harney week for Surrey. Gcdrghi. We are u,nw c h othpr whtll their neighbor» U k ‘’s wilU hi* daughter, Mrs Russ road. sorry indeed to have them leave. |urt, uri.ompli»hing and »how the re- “ ml h,'r «'hildren, where they will re- a CHAS. D. BRUMLEY Resident Agent Mr*. C. A. Rnulerson and Mi»» Lillie Raulei.non returned from Or lamlo last Wednesday, accompanied' by Mr*. Hraly, « h o spent the week in Geneva. On Saturday Miss They «ill he missed in various way* ..... . to (l(.,IV(.r , h(. K„ odSi , „ r main for the present and especially «ill the children be |s helieving and delivering ‘ A. Fox. Jr., of Charlotte. N C . . missed'in school and Sunday school, (h|, K0 (1 j s t!t , } 1P nuked truth 1 ** «•‘ ending the funeral of hi* which they have attended regularly ca|])c lo San(ortl ; i 0 y cata UKU t t n ( 1 mother. Mr. lloyd from Ethel und Mr. located at Altamonte Springs niter Miss Lou Hilton made the Misses Raulerson entertained two dozen or Riggers frorn.Sanford were in Cassia Peamon a flying visit the first of the prospecting (or over fi weeks through ■ more friends at a (ish fry on Lake this week. week. i Sout h Florida t o find good, pure Harney in honor of Mrs. Braly. It is reported by reliable eye witMr. and Mrs. B. H. Hagan and drsn |dnK water, knowing that the A pleasant launch ride was also e n ­ little daughter. Karen returned this h,.„u h ,,f my,,.|f Illld (ufnll> .1 ,,,,.,,,) iie»»e* that a hand of *|iook* were joyed in the afternoon. The many Geneva friends of Mr. and Mr». A. H. Speer, now of Ki»siirmie, « i r e glad to Tu*e t l n m . n Geneva last Sunday On lu»i Sunday afternoon the young son of Mr and Mrs. Dan Hart, while riding a rather (ruction» horse «u» thrown to the ground unjl the result was a broken collar bone I >r Marshall of OVledo «u* railed und did everything necessary and the patient is d o n g line. Miss I .ay da Geigei and S. P S mi t h «ere in Sanford Monday _____ Hi-- UL (LV L » kJuHiUUHW— ----- ---- - * M* " r'n w M r* *• ip}' * Kwwrt VI j i i i * rtprir.gi. is nxitmc hE.J 3 5 trr.: .lulln \\ .nl» wort li Serv-u* Pure Food i ’riidurts at Rehbinder'» Save . * * * * * * * * at thè hnrne of ttieir and Mr» » “t M»-t ‘otTpOTrr*** L gp: ■ ■e K ti v\t s i sim m ms ed oli pure flrinkliig water. 1 louml it ut la»t al Alla monte Sjiring*. >emi noli rotiiity, iben tirmige khi i ly. I he li 1 alled t iie E.inner 1 0 1 , 1 . 1 of l'tonila T h e rei eut di\i»|oi, ut thè county dui noi 1 tiange rhe i|iial Ity of thè water or thè 'pi.dii uf tl . soli, «lililí I» Mili Ilirpussed III t In »tate. It « a s conceded nt litui time, .in y !■,1 r» ago, ili.ii notlitiig ■ ■ , 1 •i 1 e t lili l\,ilei! »ilei e - -I 1111 Imi il lf il » trees 1 bong Id 11*11 «il fi* ut « i d ,l tt Itili l atid, i b arl'd and dl»portlng them.seiven about the villuge on Hallowe’en Clad 1 1 1 flowing white lobe», they appeared here, I 1 1 •i r it. 1 1 1 Ire ,,•l < lume* ^r^o .tiireO King ha.» limi alt 1.1- n t. t in t lie Ileid t io • « ee k ( Farli > K ■bull • - m « opleil I o> io». 0 1 1 •1 » k mi o] ti< . 1 JJitj^ Jb-ll ! thè m p __ I «II fI minuti’ « : 1 *. in.,di1 ^ at.tl Iffiiuii irtr «i. r, * i In* Ml I,»1 ,|I - ■ c Cook_mth Gas Heat with Gas! f u r:i •* t ill 'In- well 1» one to he fet* tin vii*o 1. • . b •t ed • Sanford Light & Furl Co. • ♦ * ♦ » * ♦ ♦ * - ml. , am v., u, your haa.lwrltpeople out this way who go to Mon» they have been producing nuts of! ,„g .. enilJ , he ma;ia(.(.r lo , he nj)pll. roe to hear Mr. Jinkina preach this the finest variety for several years. cant for the (ni'.tlon of secretary. week of evenings. About u half ton of nuts 1 » this Hut enn you e r b e shorthandv* "Oh. Mr. W. C. Huthins of Rushnell ypar'H , r 0 |, vesfalr: only tl Ink'-» longerr wu» a pleasant- visitor at the home N ll FOGG of hi* brother. Mr H. - E Hutehin* .Mulinimi rVòVriVn I’unW tWïViVù m u m IT^ Et * èm . a few days ago this week With a few^ more 1 t>nl nights PAULA FUINIS people will be cutting lettuce a n d »hijijiing il. Then it wn t be long Within u week two of our jiioiieer until it will be leaving Sanford in women, both most highly esteemed car lots. have paused to the Hreat Beyond. IStar Brand I 7 Wf - G as is clea n , e c o n o m ic a l, odor- ) less, c o n v en ien t ♦ T h ' c,~* Mrs. J. N. Bishop died' ut he{ home in New York on Oct. 26th. GAUItltlLA HAPPI tylNGS Sho came here a bride, in the early days of the settlement, und was a • Miss Gladys Strickland returned constant member of 01/r little, com­ to Orlando Sattlrduy morning to re­ munity for a number of years. Af­ ter removing to New York she »till main a few days. Mr. and Mrs.'Martin were visiting spent m o s t.o f her winters in her In Gabriella Sunday with their three Puolu home, where she was always most contented, although »be bad babies. traveled most extensively both ut Miss Alvia Newton was visiting home and abroad, und was familiar friends And relatives in Orlando with the beauty spots of both AmcrSaturday? . Her warm' heart Mrs. Annicc Wheaton came out ku and Europe. (torn Winter Turk und remuifred nncl aflectioiiLte dupwitioii, with the family until niter Mr. Mar- her keen sense of humor and ready riner was buried. Mr1, Howard s o 1 wit to express'it. made h e r n good kindly went for her, knowing the friend and most enjoyable coin pun was a close friend of Mr. und Mrs. ion, and her place among us, it i s ! r.ufe to'sny, wilt never he filled. D r . 1 -5 Mairiner. Our school is ..progressing nicely Bishop and Mrs. .Smith have the We feel under the direction of our teacher, sincere sympathy of all. Mrs. Johnston, ably assisted by Mrs. that th$ir gtent loss is also our own. (jn Saturday night, Oct. ¡JUt, the Murrlucr. In addition to the regular soul of Mrs. C. A. Fox took its studies, the girts ure learning to sew flight. . Mrs. Fox was li and embroider, the Heaton /period jtative of New York slate, and came being twice a week, while tire hoys take drawing. With the present hero w ith .!}« hukbund ond childron prospect we expect #to accomplish some tHirtyJRve years* ago, when t' much during the next eight months. wilderness was just giving wuy We have eleven enrolled and the rettlcment. She was very domestic |? prospect of more later. in disposition, kind and sympathetic j S Mr. Arthur Griffin of Winter Park in the sorrows as well as the jtya *»(, j| spent Wednesday night and T h u n - 1her neighbors, a “ gentlewoman m e day with the Johnstons lust week, every sense of the word. Many of " he being Mrs. •Johnston’s •brother. |the best years of her life were do- Mr. Frank Williams spent one voted to the 'tender care of an in­ evening w|tb Mrs. Marriner and valid -»on; who jroRMd nwny eoVoral family last week en route to hla years ngo. She had been in poor S E E D P O T A T O E S . home at Iron Bridge. health foi a long time, and spent Qtxwn an tU UtU «/ bUubtn Ccunty, many month* With her son and hla Mr. B.* E. Mathera haa been »hip­ «bout H00 l«n sbmr* *« K H E t F R O M D IS E A S E ' ping some early ¿rapelrult AhU week. family in North Carolina, In hojrea 8treat, bsnfy, nrottte vsrftfaw Ohw rh»m a The Hallowe'en imps went to the that the change of climate might IrUl tvod for H tilm » school house, took off the doors, prove beneficial. B u t no change WALKER SEED POTATO FARMS turned the desks up side down, too nor watchful can and nursing could ■ ui W, A v tl l , «touben County, N. V. s •• / ♦ I . i . ¡.. I it 1— west side of town for quit e a while In J Wi* I plutiteil lihmil 100 |i«*rati yi - t. jui he will cut the new rn.nl o i l t ree i In in.ill 11 li r*t r> »t ni I. in MOORt’S STATION tt.rft » l ar i» finiti .»tiiitnriL k,f"..tn! I ¡ ■ ■ !( \* i hit' ' L.ikc. imrtli by Mr \ u t i c » plaie tu •<V ,i(l t ■y tin inti lint. i t . Hex. M m key of M* lion \die a i e t be boulevard W Intui r of lïu 'lu li, M ..»' nue jitcm hl-d Sunday at t i c i I tir<h T h e r e seem to la* quit e a lot of y r o»t did net injure thus.* ire,» and Sunday, Nov. 7, 1» R e v Aithur S. I’vck'a regular appointment here. 116 will be pleased to greet u large congregation. All are welcome. A daughter waa horn Nov. 2nd to Mr. Und Mrs. Henry MrCnskle. Mrs, MrCnskle »a» Mina Tina War­ ren. v lw ln » , a »on and daughter, were born lu»t week to Mr and Mil. K 1nurd ut their home iai the Cam­ eron's farm*. The Hart store ut Cnnunn has Lt-tn dosed and (he good* muvui to 1. D. Holt's stbro ut Deck Ham­ mock. > y Mr. end Mrs. Joe Cameron drove •their auto to Orlando Tuesday and cnt the day. Mis. Ben Squires arrived homo Monday from Goodground, L. I., where sho has been severul months and is greatly improved, to the joy of her relatives ami fie n d s . AYm. Squires is quite ill uguin nnd has the symj>uthy of the entire com­ munity. T M cmb got away with q line lot ct c h k U u . at Mr. C a u h d 's 01.0 night recently and bthers have lost chickens. Sovvrul houses have been entered and corn stolen from fields in quantities, all recently. Better »00 k out, everybody. "Thl) work of latHr.;; brick 6n »0 Celery avenue will ho completed tH.i week., „ * Wo t re told by those in a position, to know, that already there has been 140 acres mote celery set out than th iro was altogether last year; and it will bo remembered that Itut year thcro was between 400 und 600 acres. , T- J- Hill of Cameron City is shipping from the Drcssor farm fine tomatoes, eggplant and o^ra. The first shipment of lettuce from this end of the Celery Delta will go from thu Joe Cameron farms this wook. J ho l.oilgi u t hi* r1 * 1 i un1* - * tot-* Mr». Hutchins spout tìumiay « . i h Kre. a disunlcr' to citrus tree.», winch her mother, Mrs, J . L. Wujker. i will 1 ,••t repeut, for it always biave* « * • IC un U11 itic. till'. , 1 [mil ta.ili; mi my ttnmtli S u p l . * A . F Hell will be 4 i 0 {, < »un* Until * + New and most complelt line of stovet*, ranges, limit­ ers and hot plates. it 1 » rcoiujl.-.t b\ an ob»ir\er that ^ Juuging troni the peanut »hell« and tipjile i on- found n e a r the »Ite of poo k - ru list Ini v■* 1 heir ' Ut nj i l i r e in. uri ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Gas is the Thing T ♦ + ^ ^ ^ inn1 , » t -. I t liai li < j 111r••i to I n tng 11 in n." «» i .'. i * U1' i ."d th..t 1 . t a itf I t PLI It . »«..It • I j ...Idi' d I t i ! I ¿ V lili Kr¡»|»iiniit i I ▼ ^ « ............ t e l a k e at ♦ * on tiie »bore <■! li^nunti Lake, und their « oi r d inc antat i on» distinctly I • rd . 0 rii. ■a in |i liTi flEílEíIñílMfl Cook with Gas : Heat with Gas- ll 1 n 1 tel 1 n i l « ! r i r , l ooki ng gl i o- tI,, e n o u g h to » t r i k e terror to t h e ^ »lotlle»I lo'Ul t • "1 lie tin kering tlare ♦ Me»»r» J L W a lk er and M L H u tc h in » »jietit M m d a y ut Ovii'do, out my o r a n g e t i e e * w h n h I b o u g i i t i* ff.u a c e d Jt.it I of b i n t hi u obi borne towi. 1 bey lunl_u mitdffY3 » '"7^1 WP*1.! * ,'i '.V^frAlrfy'' V f t t r T R c ? t “ * ^ ' + ' „•^•'rrep-^frmi- v r*Od *-c—v I, f r i e nd» I li . e 1. |uy ed # 0 ' : j.... : , n- • wM • • • • * « ftk t0 from week from Savannah. We are glad to have them with us again. Word has been received of the death of Mr .1 \ Wyman in a ho.* pital in New tjrlra 1 1 ». w her«* he had gone for trealmenl Hi* daughter*. Ethel and He*»ie lefi Monday for I i eorgi ! 0 « 1 . Chuluota, Fla. Positively Guaranteed Matite for all Macbinr* B u y e r s to S h a r e in P r o f i t s tllfrctive from August l»t, 1SM*1, to Ain'iot 1st, lillii, and guaranteed agaimt any reditilit'ii during lliat time, HU I N<) I A G A I N b l AN ADVANCE: All retail buyers of new Ford car* from August 1st, 101-1, to August 1st, 101 f>, will share in profits of the company to the extent of $40 10 S 6 0 per car. on rai li u t tLey buy. PROVIDED: We sell and deiisii 300,000 new hurd cars during that period Koadstrr $440 Touring car $400 Town car $fii>0 Couprlct * - $730 Sedan $973 IÜI f d It 1I fit'oil 2¡|MultiKopy I ‘Luj i ÌI .„ y # 5 CARBON PAPERS * Finest Carbon'Paper Made §: Every SStfl t*#rf#ct ‘ ^ *' ' Recognized Standards r©r S eU by I During the month ul September there wrie soM and delivered 2 1 .9 7 6 Find cars I his « ia gain of 11,479 car* over September, 1913. I’ ortl Motor Company Cam ct Hinioit! Michlrtr A C. F. WilJutnt, A|cnl Co LtiwAitJ Hi(i in*. M n e f i ’AA, When in Tampa, Live at the Hillsboro Comfortable rooms, pood meals,prompt and court reti» f ' a n d a warm welcome. Absolutely f ireproof ; i\it thoroughly modem ami up-to-date; prices (air ¿m l tva»'t‘jl * In the Center ol Things T w o Dining Rpoms now open lU n tt, ft.» rt houVe. tint.« »ipiti, prut 1 L« n i> U J.# .' i t J « « 'ii« » " 1 •*' ' o ft cc a « d c tk ir p u bi^ b u ilJiiifi n e ( , i f fi» m 0 « |K« mp fi.*> irv "> u ,u i‘') l '“ ' " j In« Hitnboio—oun)r e t Ibim u r m the B in iv i ton! * n J »tfo rJip * * *• * , • lirtt Ct J b it Si ui. nil th * cru ift, p i r r t the tiiy i n J iu b m b i. Iip w iil, H t ■ tr« t t i r i t 1M d 10 Union Siilum . f t i n j . p i l j jo p inU *. G iill t>B|tlfe to Bud Irum b o m m d tra isi fit« N o * th«f ind *«w rorp* ol c n ii f t . P o rm i n tee «II liiio i. the U i l of lood je fv e j in in t u ì W hit« r t t t r H to v i U m ad« 10 t a b « c a r « o t Ctu***» w tib « « « r i w m t l « « . t * M " ■croninSoJntlon« ra,-> be siren If jtm dro p us a tin# a f«w «lays la u U n m # . ■vftfisr- ___HOTEL *----------------FLO R ID A - •- * . . H, P. tidier, e»C �M W liJIU 1 ’ ' V " ’ • ' - . -*■; • ’ • • THU SANFORD IIKHAI.n — Xh«Tr ¡I* "njy “ *■mult"ftU|»|*Iy uf i'nn»tdi-r;,H) 11 |. - n„. .4■ >I ttnl.* i /tit ni flit.. ti♦ t i. # . t*^ i s .«t f,j in mi*«t* •nini n ui.rr thi** . t To im-rtBM* t lo- umount tl. *f|♦f f • '»f Mil* 1*11*11Til phosphoric acid in our fertilizer* to v»mt]it r*--1*I* ii , lipuiiiji soffit* poe.i^h nuke up for the shortage of potash for t In. t. > .'I •I r*»P, hut t hi* |»o? »clfntj would of c o u r u o h e t u c k * « . » l o r e i t is M in im ,-, well known fact that one element <soils in t i n . h r , . ii.>u (hr nr........ tu.wl I I..m l , , r. u,..<. |i .»tino* t.. k<- the pince of another in true that p.. i t * . . ... ¡, ,j ,,, the nutrition of plant,.. ,>0 1 1 1 ,' fiumi,, mh|, h, il,. |,.-,n , . 1 Use ut I.ime com,ner. i u ] f, ri di £,-r»f und iti , 1111,« Ain't her mean* proposed i* the ap­ I 11* tu lice* tills hu» I,een the practice ¡ plication of limo in some fotm for for a number ,*( >,„r». It ha» been ih„ purjn»»e "f lihoratin« the potash shown that much of this potash, already in the -„uiL. -This potash i. I not needed by ih»* crop, retnitu* in present III forms which t r e insoluhle the soil, am! is pr.-'-umahly tin at It) Ml, h ,i aml very »lowly avallahle to the the plesi-nl time Ii is claimed t hat lime will would h > rcMs'-t „Id, 1 ) p,»«e t tl.L [ plant irve thi' potash so t hat the crop tail it could In u ..,1 p- |,\ j .j,,-r jjj* jt, There ia good ground for I treatment lT,ib.,hl> an appln-u, |. . l.ming that lime used ip l Ilia ViUyiUun of I'HIU to Ifloo pounds o f 1 will liberate upme of tht* soil potash i caustic lime would f r , . tl , 1, lor the plant. Experiment« have mot-t rapuhy It 1 ,. horn.- m Ittcn r,pollen where an application mind, however, that where the pruc-1 of lime to the »ml has greatly incrcsMii the supply of available pot*«h; us shown In th e; greater crop obtained from *uch a limed soil, and also by the much larger amount of - potasji contained in' that crop. In one case, over ihrpp times us much* pot*»h w£s found in the crop from lice i„ fre^ueoth “ S c h lo s s - B a I t i j n o re C lo th e s The F am ous gesr^*. E A S K y o u to c o m e <incf i n ­ s p e c t the f a s h i o n a b l e F a ll C l o t h t h i n g — Suits, O v e r c o a t s , R a i n c o a t s — for m en and young m en . W It is C lo th in g t h a t m a k e s th e w e a r ­ er d is tin c t iv e ly w ell d r e s s e d — C l o t h ­ ing t h a t e m b o d i e s th e s e e n a n d u n ­ seen th in g s t h a t c o u n t fo r style, s e r ­ v ice a n d s a t i s f a c t i o n — C l o t h i n g ta il­ ored a c c o r d i n g to t h e h ig h e st s t a n d ­ ards by the v e r y best p e o p le in t h e business. iim- nitrate of soda, lime, or acid phos­ phate (which contains from ton to 1000 pounds of sulphate of lime to the ton) on these soils, we have al­ ready been freeing and mah'ihg use of the soil potash, and could .expect no marked l„*n,-in from iiddltioni.r demonstrating I applicali...........i ,.- 1 -u , the limed roil: thus the uctiori «I the Unte on the pota.- h I j» 0 ( ............ . prri incuts has- h e n 51ro]^ Autumn Styles in Suits and Overcoats forMen aJYoung u-mglt ou»h *alt» n o * on hand in this n Í t* U l'n},lui h n tlir tu. •*■ w ii h ruuntry i n * commercial fertiliser*, tln-xi> figures u, rtnml, it wmilil |... j v»ri»ui* mean* have I*«*«*n pro-1 rciisnmihl. ... . . . > i][ri 9d)(£ •MfH THE POTASH SHORTAGE *v u ; f. TUltKK 1 || . |‘ \ [.. i a nearl y al l t h e s e c\ l M ; ! n , i e t h e r caustic l ime ,ir r . I sulphate .'I Ii Inc gypsum was used 'si.rm I it, I» VIm. iii ih. t, |.. rsiiii 1 The-, 1 a , 1 ompoiinds ;;r> mu, I Hr,.. t.< , - \mi \|>|.i 1 ..,ti 1 i f . SlinEi* . 11. 1 1 *' 111 in l l nir I : "!l M. ill. ’ i I 1. I . i .|| p ; m| p,<|. M I ' f,I o||lid Ii 111, 'l.ilte Wer, I . .1, . I,.* .. I. I III., Wime g;,n.i.,i limestone in used, chimstn prior to the appearance 0 1 very little ellect need he expected. the first autoinol.il,- In America , , Use u f S o d a In ts'dl him, r App, r-,.t, ...vni d Another means of freeing the pot­ alo) ,i|H*rat. >1 the lti\er-|.|e \l nhiin ash from its insoluhle compounds 1 W or h - w In. ) a . O |ij the ll.e of Mime of the Mill-. ,*l j ...M . ■ " V| h „! a I . xperiiurlil- where M ll.ll« I I’l.i 1 ! v. ..|!i. I > . I h ill -.,.!■• ' 1- I M :,pp!i> 11, 1 i.. r. I ,1 i• , t rnte.l .p. '■ 1 Urg, 1 1., r . . 1, 1in M a m m o d e ls l o r a c h o i c e , e x t r e m e a n d c o n s e r v a t i v e , yet all differen t. y Ml " '■*'*' ‘ ' In ■• . , ■ ! ’ . ■: w.... • i,-nt f .. of )<■>!., ■ I.-, u over ■« -e rie -+.1 si ,,r> i i . •• 111 wr- m.fn '■ 1 •1 >1 U. tI.. .•. at.* ‘ It, . »-*>. !1111rI r.ti where the liitrogeii wa- supplied in I i \ in ill. »net h< - 1" r '• rr M a n y c lo th s l o r a c h o i c e , a n d th e c o l o r n o t e is p r o m i n e n t in the s e l e c ­ t i o n — fa rta n c h e c k s , G l e n U r q u h a r t plaids, g reen s a n d b r o w n s in a u t u m ­ nal s h a d e s , a n d g r a y s in m a n y hues. A ll k i n ds ol stripes a re here t o o — v a r y i n g i r o m c l o s e pin stripes to w ide a part -iiaii, l i l l E S . S cotch y h i t - a n d - m i s s e■licci.s o i l e r a m i n g l i n g ol c o lore; a nd I w eeds add t hei r v a rie ty . u. ’ii in.,, hi in ,.ric ' '■> • i• *•I 1 11 ,• IT .11 • 1 •1 1 . . r c ., I• , l. <■! ■* . 1. . I ,..«1,, I., t. g ! a r 1 du* i' it Iu crating tr . r. pot., h fr«<rt- 1 1 ' f>•r the u-c ,,f l i e . n>; I 1 . I*..lash 111 I h.i 1,! i -oils a 1 N ew S tyles and M odels n• ft ItltpVt ' n?ff nrrt* I»*' » j,.,t ) !< lid;, . , P l . A l ! ! 1 t n. . t u 1. SI* # ■Ml 1 f. 1. •1 I • 1 .»rh 1 •1* I.f tl ' ' LlM, . ------1 **.-Tmi ‘jí p“ i«xMi it*'r in t lit* Mr i !* i* t in1f l‘ « • II. •( \ ,, • «oil* 1** 1 , » Jó, ........ , * 'Í -. a hi • .in i j »«; \ rr } 1 lit wi J . ¡.ip, ! -, t*i u 1! 1 111 ■ stl .1 IJJlil. H i l l ' l.li •af I \ ^ 1 1■1 li . l . l i » . . ¡ l i t . 1J iaji ! 1 1 Ml SCI . .- ' V •* C ll.lt S . i t e li inj ' u . l i s t e d , p ' i i e t l ..t 1 It s i d e s 1o I ' u r .1 1 i t. »- ii ' «.! >.i lit : 1 n g. .1 1 1 1 ile I f l l l l l 1 It.l ' 1 i ,1 %i \ i* i ’ \ '« s If. IV. nl I •s I n \ v r" ■í\ . a*1 ' ■’cir~ '’ I k* ft ¿ ' ••w/I' ,w it 1 ni l 1 1-a I * ‘- % iifj i a gic«nl" •» s «<1 til« 1 lid I « i-.t », l.ufaj dtaU. Crip f-u.- **|H ft.n1; ¿ri|| |l|t |inc#ft •€ licitisi 1 J > " ’1» «li«» >.t* f ,f ft„anjr «ejrtf. I >,tf *‘ * 1 *1 « It i it ¡Tim N u i i c i u * n c « . it Motivi m <\ 1 .1 lit* vèlici}. I f 1 » i^t i. M -, Ti t(t bf fuitcl t«F»l f ^ ii-5 «-i!5 i*ij vjriciiL*, e»! Aft Pili] Pgulh Ih* |ii ivA, Royal Palm Service AMfiklrr f.iitirt r.| R-vraJ palm Nw^rfir* l"J< ‘ ‘ * nl»;{ aft menL |ljr piran»«. 1 I ■»iitihj Ih* bajer can i«l (hjt ic pa*11 «dH «In .Igtclf impartial anJ «» nesrijr . ca I’taniiuf at it ii , >r P* JwrivfT** •a* I *ill¡r r*. rüi^fita»*I.«, «iOtiriniifl C.r «j**, wi»ABitnt*l hi»«« l Urilir.K ani SSÍIÍír#fV?r •»n-«Ur ph«v« ol notti* «*nn« toiickiùf oar cApciicoce. ^ cw H o y a l P alm Caialoff O'« titila 'of contista of tho ’ Nanui*« e»t»l( » t.vaala tía °'*a,r r**” lonnugte a ia «it.*.ní hi".! cl linv*l«Ul« T,B. ki* ” *• Vlaablt Ixy .mi nuiult. rUai i „ „ oaairUalfrotn » i i l a *et* ¡wit lini t i m,or *“*1“*. i , ,P1tirmcia “i bs.U,,. no, altari! 14 bfl wma lo» tira cor)r to REASONEU b r o t h e r s , :i j «; » ! 'll u . i n v : I ,i|t I, I ii H l. I * I lili* I v c I . i I ! 11 iic o ' i r i :i i mi ', . i ii ", i ii .i n v v I ili' i .ill f ) v f i i n ,its B«ftiicl Ate, ONECO, F U . . •TJ ■lij !I t i, , ;.i,il I hi. n i“l n .'llil till inriw t t u t )i,' uf.i I . . II,. I ll-ll i I..i.i App.s AM >■ r I i.i p I.I" ..l.ll IF', I MlilJ Also New b all r urnishin^s oj Funeri) Cood Sort )>l" I.I- I III ' «. I . ii ■j I I !.. I > .M l t I'* nun V w .. - I. ti-r ill. Au ltit.o tubI »* i t ¡.. tl s ti. '-M f lortnrii Ul.»!*- 1!•*’ \ ' *a • ti piirti.iTi i u 1 i . i mi- i>f A p j » Woodruff and Watson .uni 1■, . *. I 11* flay nisi- Appi'ixm on I! r*■ )1f t u ] ( l t'A li^ i' t i*,,. ri-t u r iiimi i a i i . I. ' . . • 1. 1.1 .'ll lllll.l" . il I* >■) i-hi lit- \t i.rks anil nt .>in • t g.. ' 11 • (.11 u. ’ •■ I I ri ; ii.iir.ufiii'tur«* uf tli.- inn,_ luiiuti- 111! rlt »lUlpul Ilf thi* twu A p p i . A p iw n o n Jai-k ltnhhii 11. i'ba* Ui6s tht* com pi. n,, ««ws n '»ri'it. I'.i 1 !'■*' ItItu' r \pinTallii <h' giu l tiiiilcr thi* »itnic ii.tut. utul bulletin- tir«* twu l'vliuiltr op- 1 he gtuwlh uf the Appersim Itasi- gitoli Me motor built ip the i i Only f.'iir iM ness ¡mil i lw \ p in ' t III V Not Altogithfr Un*elft«h. if haml * fi** wl \ tu * r I*■*I * rnin i yuu ihltik. If I «mugí' Il would Ah' you ‘ fie curtain»? W >• an- r.'nllv fb>« turi- 1 mi • 1f1**h and limila.tit Tul huslmi.il in »!••• '•■ml.I, o t - down, and on its »ite, and on nihlin u t . . i m I'll.' ruee in A m erica , th e tiopn1 ground purehuned, now sI.«m S ........... !lirtl)(1 c h u ^ o in 1H!»6. live larKt* Um*o itory Huilain^ , vvitli amuller huildhig*. known us Apper.-un In I A p p i rson Hro.i. row tV.** Plant Number One. T h e still growI - I writing on he wall” and b •ing hMsini«« demanded still l ar g ir ' ga n hulhling four cylinder ears exquarter*. As the ground adjacent I rlusivMy. _ I hev tnarkrtetf their to Plant Number One wis nqt lir-t mx rylintler models in 1‘.Ml7 able, iu ¡1*12 over six acres of land |‘.«r ninny year» t hi* \ppersii: on the Pennsylvania It It w..s pur a. >■•*.•' .■ti »h«« tun 1 I'M chllM il at t III- north etui ol h.iknnt I . | , 1 t r,I •t . '.'I id1 r¡, >- .: tul Mill I <unlit r \, lli-re were ereited other large bi.ib. ...• i lir-oigl ooi 1.1.« !■ ing*. known a* Plant Nutnl.er I s' •.-i -hii ;• ..'i •vi.ld.. ;.-|"iliitif>t. ■put ul imp t£IslliK Hour space us grinl as in fm -.peed, power, mill full climbing Plant Number One. Hero there i" ability. They reused racing only n tuple ground for more building*, and fie- the high standing i f the Juck , in (act plan* are now ready to crcr*. Koldui hud been firmly istabli shed another largo building there at once. Recently* the sale* organization has been ittcrcmiod- "and greatly tirengthhntd, and by inanj' i* con­ sidered to be tho*oquul in every way to Lhat qf any other mnnufa . ;-,.n.e Ajqa'rson records *till »land . Op April 6th, 1908, the New York He! aid published .a list of all the au­ tomobile manufacturers in the United State* in 1898. ten years vtuus. There were then .eighteen Alcohol From »30 of i i ig a Film. The Philippine M i ' iiI'f pi. dll' ,I|FpriiMiniitily 11) UUU.'iUU giiUuiis n| aliohot y*-;ir ly. Almost all of this I* intuit) from ilic stip in the ntpn pullt) that gru»' Iu a n ■' ahinutiHii-«' to various MW'lltll l « (>| I Ile 5 ] [ B ] [ r7 -J [( »- 1 * >i anil r.eta toon retpiireti l-rgi r t|U..ii.'t worbi. '1The he ulti «hup wu* turn _* . , .• „. | «„ I tainly 4t 1,1 would ' llunbainl—"Wall. old IUvewido Itiversiile shop ' El met Apportion drove in the firet 1 ,j„,„ , a )C(. •I» •• curta In-- >! i p -« ' i Orcr ' uah', >7 " to f 1n Xar urih-r» ‘•hi ■•i "I* ii ... i nilt li.Ua >1 li.. *-• ; i r..tli.F I III t Xtw ball Sui is, . / » to «S-A> 'i i hi- l ui ii puuy in ^ o i ne in .m iinu \* is r- - judgi m e n ' o n ,(. t ni d p I lie sto c k is now compiei*. Witt, »II it.- jr>«1 nuotili 1 that r tona*** cp a h'*i'r r«pc(ui r »• Í1 «i-: €ft*"|r >,■!,• f ) * i t 1'..! I . ,1 ;(>/ Plant New FosterGrapefruit— Only Pink-Fleshed Kind »«rtílá i íf*«n i » X . » . I .1 ' , ' - : -. fy H 1 0 . » R .i n m ’><1 t ~i - i h m I i •r < ft I I I r; l> " i i,. ; \ , * t in 1 ti.n. h. .1 IIIU.I l I s , c i m i m i ) I v n Uu wn its ’ I i.tlui , 1 .t.ilts I iù 'u - an* . m a n y n e w n t i a p l i u n s .s iio w n t i n s ! .1 I |.V. %i** * it. » \ , st. 1. - Ì V .. r. f ì i ' t . ' .. • 1 . 1 1 >'e t ■i.il i . i j n l' • .ill* l II1 1. Mi y! .Hid 1 W* |i i •1«VCl l i l t 1 ■; * i.UI 1 "Il 1 II 1 ’ ll' ii. ’ . • ■ / L rr 11 ( ; r i r I •i «««i «1 1 1 « 1 1 •«till r«I »It V ft ••I Tl t •F( •«f t * ** M»Vti f vf f I t it * Tl I t «'•"•(( ( i if'«» •f 1 1 1 r |»«Vt 1 % i G. Vs. S P E N C E R i = DE-ALER IN HIGH GRADE B A K E R Y GOODS : \ \ r OMiite ;myt 4iipK klimvn to the Irailc. Just received.u ne\v s sttx'k of fruit cake supplies. Special orders filled for anything Vs known in our liiic*. 'Prompt delivery made anywhere in city, z =* !'• *■ WC SOLICIT YOUK TRAOL l i t PARK AVF. IHONni OG I ■ l l l l l l l , l l l l il:l l > l l a 1 1 1 , I *nu‘t jitay with serious matters doii't VOll carry your own iiwurann lignins! , I,'till * T k N O T ÌC " A I •.ivu eharge ! '• I- P? f >r ■ ill'll i if !•; d i 1 *> inimey w tut mg .«.h„n the hi U K has wi|s-,l out your proistrly " 1 t|. I’-ilid Ji (iiur.wit t ■. f. . I, ■' -■** ford Lund League, and W. A. Wl ilcomb, I ‘' in l»<- f »‘I'.t! m .! “ « A-<Mile.- pt tin c-iu t n u <•. Have our strong, re'Iable company carry your risk 1114 l-e on the safe side llojisonal'ie i.itis T H O S . t<. D A T E S iry a Herald Want Ad Herald 2=:" 1 1, 1111 r« K U 1 W ant Ads * . j_ * CHASE & COMPANY Will Bring Results �* ruled and etilhutiiiistic people eer' Death of Mrs. A Fox 1 '4 - 4 't t ♦ ♦ t t ♦ ♦ 4 4 - 4 4 4 - 4 '<§><§n§»> 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « ■ lainly hns merit of tln> greatest value On Saturday night. Oct. .'Ust. the W ' m ♦ ami will show more actual good soul of Mrs. C A. Fox took its It. J. HOLLY; Edllur 4 paying qualities than perhaps any Might. Mrs Fox was a -4. W. M. HAYNES. Huslnrtoy Manager other ‘proposition. Orlando Citizen, native ol New York slate, ami came 4 We’ll be there. Brp. Howard in ht'rf‘ * “ h her husband and children ♦ full bloom and if our plans do not ,or* ' ‘ thirty-live years ago. When the IJ T IICR41D PRINTING COMPANY miscarry Seminole county will huve wilderness was just giving way to HI ILsrHIITUlN PRICK. IN AHI XNCK the I)tiest display that has ever been »ctllemenl She was very domestic O M K YEAR » :• « Vour pocket is not a very? good depository for your made in Orlando Seminole county *n disposition, kind and sy mpjthctir | NIX MOKI IIS III money. It does not pay interest and it allows your money TIIUKK MONTHS T* will have a fair first and all the many in Die »»rrow» ns well as the joys of and varied products exhibited here ^er neighbors, a. gentlewoman in to be constantly subject to loss by theftor accident. We will O ellT H A l in (tir I'l l ) b» r i m « 1 2 0 0 i * f »r m i in will be carried direct to Orlando. * v" y sense of the word. Many of idtann or 20c i*t month. not only protect your money against loss but will pay inter­ lhp X *»« oi her life were de­ P i« D M n (i In ■ ilia n « ’ m uti lx* ramie 1 1 ufflru* The vegetables of course will be re1---------------------:-------------------------- ne wed for Orlando and with the vot‘‘d to the tender cure of an in­ est, so that the money you save will be constantly increasing. tu irm l x\mid<iiii ntuUinutlri Auluil ZZnd complete display that we want to "on. * h<> l» * « * d *®vpral 1 9 0 8 . At 11k Poilnltlce ut S»n(oftJ. flo fU lí make in Sanford of all our products Xc>ar!l nKl)i’hc hud been in poor ■mm Art ni Mairi) 3rd. IB7B and live stock the display should be health Tor a long time, and spent Teleohooe No. MB all that we so earnestly desire to " ‘“ 'O' months with her son and his O R w In HrraU I k Ü J I n i make it. If this plun .out. be ‘North C a r o h n . In hopes ried out each year there run he or-' * hut the change of rlimstv*lBi{iTt ", T H E E L E C T IO N gnnized in Florida a regular fair cir- Prove beneficial. Hut no change Tuesday's election results in the cuit und the horses ahd other at- " or watchful cure and nursing could M. M. SMITH H. R. STEVENS H. E. TOUR R. R DEAS United States were no surprise to tractions can he curried to each and heep her longer here. The funeral | I*rc*i4rft1 Vlcvwprvaldml f »«llliif kamt 1’•■Mrí those who made u study of polities. , __ _____ )•>'„ service* will take place ut the family T h e overwhelming victory of -the | u__ _____ are __ heartily ^ , , [horsemen in favor of residence this afternoon (ASednvsdayt + Democrats in li*12 could not by this plan and the manufacturers [ at Sylvan Lake at two o qjock. ♦ duplicated in what we term an also should uld favor it as_ one display* Mis. F ox is survived by her husband, “ off” year ami that the Democratic 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ¿ 4 4 4 4 4 4 « Fox. her »op, C. A. Fox, Jr., *i— diada m n i " " tAA"-— Çounty fair» are the thing nnd^Thc her daughters, Mrs. T. E. Wilson is only following“ tnir - rhe geuenit Herald is glad to make this an- and Miss Kate Fox, and her grand­ Mel hodist Services prediction. The Progressive ’ticket sons, thu eledest o f . whom, “Ja c k ," . Sunday school, !>:45, J . K. Metnuuncemejit to the public. ¡Ilf SANFORD HERALD SAFETY FIRST PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD S A N F O R D , FL A . was shot to pieces nnd this prob­ a b l y indicates t h at t he Republicans will t ry and patch up the differ­ ences and try to meet tis witi^ a n ; »he has cared for from infancy. T o tinger, Supt. them all the whole people extend Governors Elected' Frenchlng by pastor, I t a. m.— A their deepest s ympa thy and sfuxre Missionary Meditation. Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 6 , - G o v - with them their sorrow. Senior Epworth League, G p. m. unbroken' Irani in two years .hence. ’ ernofs elected in Tuesday’» election ' Amcndjnentb to the state co n st!-1are ai'follows. 'tutious providing for state-wide pio- ! Alabnjnu Chau. Henderson. Demh ib itio n -were ratified at the polls in jo rra t. Arizona Gt*org«* 1’ Hunt. DemoColorado and Oregon yesterday thougb a, »imilar amendment wn* crai, \Y Johnson, lost in' California. Piohibilion is Califmnia II (rum nl»o believed to bave lor-t in <»tuo Progressive. Hélurna uri- utili Iitroniplele t<> Imh * t «dora di» George \ l alI»oit, Re estim»ites on thè re«ull i;i Arizona publuun Marcus H Holcomb and Washington. Conneelicut Womnn's suffrage won iq Mon­ República n. Georgia— Nut. E. Harris, Demotan a, and was defeatod in Missouri, Ohio, North Dakota, South Dakota, rr&t. , , ,, ,, , I du ho John M. llame». RepulíNevada und Nebraska. Th is is not strange in the face of. political dope that ■ wherever -uffruge prevails there uho will prohi­ bition la strongest and should wom­ an's suffrage become nation.it t*f-; hihition would become nut tone I a* a consequence. T h e r e is no need for Democrat» to become a t a r m e i ! o v e r 'I uertiuV result» for the national election III 1ft 1fl should »how another great vic­ tory led by Fre-blcnt U i!*un O RE D -H A ! R E D GIHI.S T h e managers of some of the large business eutablishments of the equn try that have to employ many per sons have made a »|ieeial »tody of [»ersonul elliiiency und tin- fuitor - v W )—■-'M*'-.* It And their investi gallons have sortiet 1 rnt'-s led to rather surprising res n i l s A short time ago a large estab­ lishment in Chicago needed 11 *tciiogrnpher The manager sent to the Collegiate Bureau of Occupations, an institution in the city that sup­ plied person?, to (ill almost any posi­ tion under the sun. for a stenog­ rapher. specifying that the debited person r • mus t I e ’ ¡1 girl Tol t h a t • lien n I O WJ George lien it. K a nsa» ••i r t \V ( lark George H M ; s - . 1 1 hUM-tt» Mirhig: 11 01 rtefn \N M i n i . i »i t.i IB Iges D avi d N I Ferris, Repiih I Je m WaKh, I >e Hl William F . l a c . D e m orrat. NVbrasV a " I t seometh such a little way to me Across to that strange-country— thy lleyond; • And yet not strange, for it ha» , grown to, he , The home of those of whom 1 am KO fo,ui- * Freaehing b y pastor, 7. p. m. The Men's Brotherhood Class ex­ tends a cordial welcome to all visitins 111 the city to meet with* them ut t ,H.ir room a l th . Slur Thl,at(,r J0 o'clock and The -ervices in the morning will make 1 1 v'i in familiar most dear. * A» journeying friend» bring distant They re g i o ns near. M o o r i i ,td Tb- m ' Little , ... , with lagnpiie, lir Neal was culled to attend him un Tue» du y lie ju»r i iavi been Will a t t e n d e d al t h e resj- with several instruments. pui>.si-d Iils sixth b i r t hd a y , which luO u i o f the fold g ran dmot he r r e me mb e r ed by |>re T h e Sterling R ur al C o mp an y that senllltg him .1 lili* i l i molal e eai.e T h e Sterling Rural Dr a ma that and two bliiu»cwill I» ]<f‘ si Hied -it the Imperial Mr» Barn Well Bei k and clublren L beal el 1 tienda y evening, Nov tilth spent Friday with Mr» I’ope a east of loc al talent t» without Mr Mjigntis-on ]efi f.>r In- nr.it g' doubt tl.. n n . i unjiori mi under p.o king work, «itli .Mr 1 bane last t a k i n g ever a t t e m p t e i t by our h o m e H i- w ife tii 1 o t t i p u ni**s him oí ral M rs J.n k \ u i i K t i n is a b l e t o h> Ne va du F I. I id die H<•pu bl i c a n up a g a i n Mr» Della Uuhiunnn New Hampshire 11 M Spauldtn, c a r e d for her when »In- was so ill, so a- s h e ha» her f a v o r i t e nurse a n d d o c t o r we hop e s he will s oon lie well U lut mu ti, New York i Urtn l . u n d q u i s l r e t u r n e d |[»iu a Republican two We * ! ; ' visit in J.ii ksoi.v die North Dakota 1. B Ma n n a . R e Willie t h o t e he hud a c o r k leg l i l l i d j)Ublican l o bis i n j u r e d one , s o ite i at i now ( Jhio .1» 1111» M <‘ ox I b - i no c r a t get a b o u t wi t hout lu» r r u t r b o W illiam s I i e hi Mr , 1 1, d M r- J a < r. I ho to (»sot* anil t lk la hit tua I ih art lalnl l>. Ili w In* Il t» Hit ludi-il 1 In» lai. ber nini ber a n d ni*..........|>* nt Sui ol ay t tregon James Wit hyismibe. lb ut Mr I*> I l a r i - oli ( elt r\ .d t -hi It-, («ubile un R e p t i b l t r a tt Pennayl vania— Martin G. Brunbaugh, Rc|itibliran Rimile lsland L. I.ivmgston Bacckmanti, Re|tublican .s*ini h < anilina Ho hard F Mai ni ng 1tc inoltra! bum h I )n bota | M Bu y j e Hi publicp.n. Tennersec— George C. Rye, fienionrat. Texas lame» E. Ferguson, Demo rra l. Vermont Charles W (iute». He piihlicun •«include the week oil prayer which ilence of t.Mrs. W. \\. Abernathy. The Sunday nchooi orchestra ’ is UPSALA I T E M S being organized nnd it is hoped that Eric ‘ Lundquiht i» very ill they will he ready for next Sunday . ,, . 1 , . . . Week, goi ng t o M e l r o s e thin time, I 1 in tpnt in park). Air». Edam Lundqui-i proud pò»»«»sor 'uf u ni-x <-il troni M i a i m Lundqutnt ha» r>tuinti- In- i.iiTiil Ile ilizmg t h . . t t lie pu l do a u l i c i pit teil a play, p r o d u i tìnti aitai r us t f ur above the average, the dtilcrettt m e m b e r » of t h e c o m p a n y who will p r e s e n t t he p f a y are wo r k i n g most d i l ig e n t l y, ¡ ni d will not d i s a p p o i n t l b « large a u d i e n c e t h a t lm i loubt will greet them .''(«■cial a t t e n t i o n should lie cal led ♦ l o t h e s ceni c e n v i r o n m e n t t h a t Is b e ­ 4 m g c ons t r uí 1er! T h e stinw s c e n e w Iq* b* a ?i 1 if ut i li*. 1»». - ,»■1 .-s «I Tifi ib-d J . L . M iller’s t » ‘ M anufactured G ULF ' ♦ Ì Free Reading Room I M PiE■R I A L 50c $1.00 85c Sugar Kettles S a n fo rd L ib ra ry j 1? \NI- must Cave red h. tr andz bh e eyes i’rngr .1 m Th e head of the institution exi'riigram lor Week »1 I'rayur uiui ineased giezl autprise at the elnguSelf Denial, held at tly residence larRy of the specification». He said of Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, I o'clock th a t lie had often had conditions each afternoon: prescribed relating to age, national­ Monday - Topic. “ Thy Kingdom ity. education and temperament, Come" Sillily, l.aiin Ami-ricati but never before had there been any Field» Lender Mrs M II • hap­ ttpecifiriitinns us to the enlor of eyes ped ' or hair. Wisconsin E m a n u e l I. I’ lulip. Tuesday Topic, Fray ye I he Tile n.anugir who had made the .Hrp'Ablicnti Lord <•( I he linrvivt. that lie aill order on being qucitioned in regard Wyoming I it. Henryck. Dein- send forth Laborer» into Mi» Marto his reasons foi his singular »peri- ocral and Progressive ves 1 '* Study, "Our Opportunity, licatipna saiil.thi.t they were founded Our Obligation ut H10 de Jariaiio." pn ex|.erteiuv; that he hud observtd, Leader, Mrs. J. B a rk er.“ Resolution» for year» that girls especially who Thuraday— Topic, “ Thanksgiving Whereas, It has jilcased the ExaltTnul red hair were ijulcker of pcrcep-. for Success.” Study, ' “ The tinn and in their phyticul movements ed Ruler of the Universe to take of the Orient." Leader, Mrs lltan others, and as these were traits from our midst our beloved brother, Friday—Topic, " T h e Church ut 1 most desirable in stenographer», he George H. Fernald, from his labors Home.” Study: Queries, "Work and ordered u red-haired girl. The blue here to rest in the Grand Lodge on Worker»." Leuder, Mrm Steinmeyer.; «•yea were merely incidental, ns they high; therefore he it Resolved, That in the death of alwayii go- with the red hair. our worthy brother. Sanford Lodge Perhaps this incident will tend to No. 1241 ha» lost a just and up­ reconcile to the sometime» objec­ right member and n true Elk in all tionable color those girls who so de­ that the name Implies. test their Tltanerque locks as to re Resolve^, That wo acknowledge wort to artificial means to improve • the wisdom and goodne»» of the nature.— Tatn|.a Times. Supreme Ruler and bow in rubmis' ------ 0 -------. sion to His will, yet we mourn tho W E 'L L B E T H E R E death of our brother, as one of i l e r e ’a hoping our ft ¡ends across whom we shall nevermore meet in ■the border, Osceola, Fcminolv nnd tho lodge room of Elkdom until we| Vol usi a counties will insist on again meet In tho great lodgi above. -Wo taking part in the Alld-WiUtcr Fair. deplore his loss not only to the lodge Tiieri exhibits were so good !a»t but to the community at largo nnd y e a r and comparative worth of thqir especially the citizenship of Sanford.^ produces so fine that j( viewed sim­ Kindly, nnd courteous, it true gontleply ns on educational feature the t lemon in ull that tho world holds small amount of money expended, good, -Bro, Fernald was a man [l Substantial» and Delicacies by t h t s o neighboring Vountita was nntong men and a innn whose good Go Hand in Hand, Here Influenco aided his brothers toward a profitable investment. Delicaci«« ¿ .S uImUdimU ' •But no real estimate can be made attaining n higher plane In life. Cake» S Bread Resolved, That in token of our a»f tho fctual pcfcuhiaiy vrluc of C ookie« Bun« t h is associated fair. It is like news­ sincere sympathy nnd the true Jelly Rull 4 Roll« paper advertising. .One may not Lc friendship that predominates this Angel Food 4 Pic* able to put his finger on the ex'Act lodge we extend our sympathy to Our Mslroni uiuilly titp«f( with *omt- T ai»ot of ieneflt, but when it is con- his bereaved wife in the dnrk hour ihin( ÏT on« in one franti, and d aidered that the sightseer* nro bound of affliction and with it tho right •oinclhinf oi (he o th e r in the whet.' t o come to the fai; triyhow, each hand of Elks, and tie It further Bread is the Staff of Life county of tho four should make a Rertlvcd, That u copy of this reso­ Variety ii the Spice of Life great e ffo r t.to place jher products lution 1» spread upon the minute* and advantages tefore an interested of tho lodge, a copy given to the bocrowd t i n t can be reached in no reayed widow and that it al*o be prltjtod in the -Sanford Herald. Bakery Signed: - IJ. J . Holly T h e final rcauit of an pbjeet lea- . Phon. US W. F . Shelley won of each county *0 vividly plaaetl T . A. Neal. U T cre th e v u r ^ a of ii 10c 40c i ««« 1 11 ma X J $ 1.00 i t e t t i ve, the *1 houlriiom »1 ehe a .»e leant ami t h e picnic »eene a ti lt ing f $ 1.00 L. P . SVicCULLER is thè »i-aing ma* bine Mr. Henry people, . 15 pounds Sugar • . . 10 pound Bucket Snowdrift Cranberries, quart Apples, peck . . . 12 cans No. 2 Tomatoes 12 cans Baby Cream . 12 cans Full-Cream . . . . 2 4 pounds Table Talk Flour . . and C a r r i e d * in S t o c k by aROM W O RK S TAMPA, FLA. T THEATRE 40 60 80 100 --------- B U I L D I N G ---------* Open Tuesday Thursday 4 to 6 v NB S a t in <Liy s 1 to B p in .. G a llo n G a llo n . G a llo n G a llo n . . . . $ 5.80 7.70 10.80 15.30 : F. O. B. T d m p a S t r a n g e r s W e lc o m e F R E D E R IC II. RAND. Pr«ident GEO. H. FERNALD, Vice Picm-ìcm A. L. BETTS, AtsiiUnt Cavhirr F. P. F O R S T E R , Vice.Preiident * B . F. W H IT N E K , C««i.icr u F irsi N ational Bank c E S T A B U S H r O IfM C A P IT A L S35,000.00 S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A S U R P L U S & P R O F I I S $55.000 «<> The First National Bank is doing a larger business than ever before at the season— Because, the public knows where to go for the greatest security, as well as the most liberal treatment consistent with sound banking. • * - , Member of the Federal Reserve System □ S O . . r �NO V EMB ER ». 1 9 M T H E SAN KO RI ) IIERAI.I) f ^ n ~ > + + *+ + *+ + + + + + + + + + + + : INAJjjjABQlJUHEanJ. Mr.» < urr ,i Mipruno, wlm never tails to plot!»»- I» to »int III next Heek.» l.i I. ___ t Lililí1 Ilnppcnings— Mention K|i»*Tu-i t Hort itti v. tr. mbi,- of M atters in Brief I Personal Ite m s of In te re st * Summary of the Floating Small || Tallii* Succinctly Arranged fur Hurrlrd Herald Readers A ß O U T P E O E L iL ^ A N D £ Y E N ' buy» .ill Imiti» itj j j j t<. Mil»» Lui lie AnpinWilli, whom ev . ery bodv love» mil love» . I.illv III »o ut . will delight the .row,I .it the routing R e ttili, .w u h her liitmt lii-»l. Munir in Woodlnnd Park \Voodlund Park open Sunday» Hat hi ti g, a tu usi1till'tit», jiir tue eon * venience». orchestrion munii!• ti BEIN G A RESUM E OF SAN FO RD U P -T O H A PP E N IN G S D A T E ( ummunlraliiim. lor thin l ulumn should he Marked " S n r l et y Kdllur", ur Phoned to Mr s . R. A. Terhrun, Phone 203 D ^ D D ® D D 0 J[l]D [I]a ® D [N ]a 0 G I]a 0 a 0 D /(crept ron |t bari ti ne Hand, Helen Row land. On Wednesday evening, Oct obe r S um , Ilruwn Kat e Itrown. Saule*- u 2Mh Mr. and Mt» Kdw P G a l - 1 W libarti» Nellie Elder, (¡lady» M o r ­ u Mr au. I Mr» I U Harne» have |uhl,r (lf i ) e a | Hcarh. N j . , KUVe u ti» Luce» Chappell, Mary Chappell, The Tine Recital next F r i d a y . Nov arrived in the city for the winter and reception to their non. Edw. H, Cal- Margaret Davis, Messrs. Roy C h i t ­ 13th. the i r many Sanford friends are glad lahcr and his wife in honor of his tenden. H Murks, Osborne Hern­ G W. Spenrcr buy» all .kinds of W to see them back again in Sanford. marriage. More t han otje hundred don. Ilrodio William». Ed Lane, E r ­ |Ursula .1 IIL-l lalllna—. Mr. Bur nc s Is the etlicient represent­ guests at t en d e d from local districts, nest Householder, Ed Giles, Sain w M. Fleischer, the well known veg- a t i v e of Smi th & Holden and be and Hoston, Mas».. Philadelphia, Pa., Yount». Ke nnet h Murrell, Get* G r a ­ ctable buyer shipped tho first car bis estimable wife are popular in th j (,rM.y C it y . N .1 . New Yo r k and ven.»! cm, Grover Speering and Karl w romainc fr<jm hero this season. Kouinillat nly Bayonne . N J , Get your lunch, ma r k e t aj td plant All . knul xi i ti v ..WKMitl-nl Nelson's T h e house was prett il y and extiiilhituy I ’orty lti-ti wood yard Corner Fourth ami Eltn |tensively decorated with Mowers of f a i baskets at Mrs. S i mo n' s. P hon e 307 all descriptions, A stringed orches­ Mr» W. IL Peters gave a very Ju*t one week and t h e n t h e big tra furnished music t hr ou g h o ut - t l w ulx etrung— birthday' part y in honor Rental. I he Herald will devote consider- evening and darning was enj oyed, uf b*r little daught e r Margaret, u able splice lo market news tin» » e a - • The bride wore white sat in , wjkh Wednesday af ternoon Auto Livery ’ Prompt service Yellow and 0 p,,y phone -’«1. Niglit phone HMj. ion and the grower» will find much rhitfon drapery, cai r y in g u large w hn. die party colors were ellecthat will he of interest l o them 1 houi|uet of white roses. C’. CT'WJIson. Ui-tl livcl., carried out with white and L l here will be a special page devoted T h e col lat ion t h a t followed con­ yellow ch r ys a nt he mu ms and yellow Ie J Mis» B r anch, Orlando"» brilliant t o t h e vegetable industry and tbp sisted of seven courses and was daisies. Howls and vases of the u Would you l>c satisfied to live in a nicltc in the side R organist will delight a t t h e Rect inl commi ssion firm» wiH f,m l ,t a good „-rved by J o h n Win, Jtt. “ beautiful Mowers were sc attered J ( of a mountain? next week. position f or.t heir ad vert ¡seinem». Many gifts were received, such ns about, tl.i^ fympfi -while tin- i iihie was LJ Order your wood now of Nelson. Y o u w o u ld n e e d little F u r n i t u r e hut we w o n d e r if lovely wiTli its white cover and yel­ N •Bien Jol ie Brassi ère Can Pc M u ! n r U w t * ' * * * ’ * " ” ' * * * • hoU!M > ,iurni“h* Be ready for u cold sp e l l . P hone life w o u l d he w o r t h livinM low adornment s In the center the a t Mr». Williams: mill,m rv »tort, , , t r "" n1?? 307. . ,, *2-tf , ,j ,1( beautiful nvw home presente/! by t be b i n 1 it ay c a k e iced III whil e, rested □ • T o he c i v i l i z e d v m i r n e e d v d e n j a n d t h e b e s t f l ic l a n d i upnt it »tur In-Iij oiu'd vvith ycllitll (A • “ " groom'» parent», M P Ltpe ts now tin t h e road sella l i o i d s . w h i c h is n o n e t o o ¿ t r o d ( o r y o u . un d Mr» Gallili r. wa» Itirnterly Miss »lai»..tini asparago» f ir n, ai thè J Tb i - »lay .. Iter th .. , 1 t ton mg i' h (or ti ,- Margaret W Iute ni .‘ ■anlord. i tei in ..tinti of erteli pomi a yelluw lii lie I III - g n ul fur t \. supplie» and for the present r M a k e yum s e le c tio n s here. We o oife l l e i a larg»e a s s o r t ¡.oblili 1. of pt »t rt.. 1* tl at >unford Mr ami M r- G.dlnlier a nt i ci pat e l emuli. -ix ni all. »tud i -nft radi t n r u t " I dr|H‘ iid,il»le I u i i i i t u i e . pt i e c d »orrectlv. , . -, ,, , i ri t a r ni n g tu Ho, nla in iti** ima f a n ■■ \■ >*. I. piai' « h a pt eli . l__ .Hut -< tu-',» i i. t dl building with II C Du Host* 'itili*, w i,i ji \| i lij.llal.rr u ili r* >•' 1 wluli , r * [•* p.tj'v: ha»ki I H P M 1 ’■!. r t*» • H a 1, Itiad I I- D u l t o h ’s display ad Ulne hi» | • ir II n-r bllMIie» iismii I. tlih •' ..indie! . . . ri al ti alni ii., j, « ■ • tuli .,t ' tini. I'M....... I1 in tin i» ue Uij some mighty ........ ■ - li ti e t'Iiit . l ui priidlli I' traile ; i a • . . - i r Vi il I ile liti II- fulks r u . . ,» III., V If!-till pri<e >>n lei d. "2tt I l f gatln red upon tho lawn and march>>l t tic rolli c-t,ir.i» will ed-iu iniipfes to the dining room a» • li. I. Loucks, the well kno wn c o m ­ and resi befnre ibi- posi i» rei^cbed , /inni' Cirr/f \g ne» Rellfrue piavi d, the mission man is in the r i t y an d will lxT h e inumili r» of the Hook Circi-,' Ml' R a d mure Hosiery , untie h e l l e r at WinG a me », frolli winch l ittle J followed later by Mrs. L o u r k s . Both plea».il itly i-niertallied Tues* i marTry t he m MrW V •lay al t er t ......n hy Mt.» Laura fi«h f.d* unii I i ■.■ ■. ■. * i • ' ol them are regular winter residents the p r u e . J I t Nucct aiul i j l i i i c iit Ave. Ssníurd, Florufa r. and their hosts of friends will he llallis" M iII i •i l 1 In Ii a n f f ' J ! I• i i r I ....... i ' i i , a vi i, m ................ i i i i - r .- » H a » t i l e 11‘ ♦ I p l‘Ub gril l tin ill a g a i n i.ol i ■ going mit --inn S a nh-ril in po| \ li. •11. g i l . 4 , M* * ai m , «•ht I . 11 giti \ I I 1g it, . ii.uiiil.• ... .i * ‘ , 111 f* . {* I n i n • m i r . 11 I .I f i i i ! in e a n new bugs Insure» a H-I Ml i \ i * . \ V . 1* r * »**r > M I » -i f all v. . g i; i a i d f re» h »1 1 »* k I - •* \ . Mw . I . r « .* v, r. 1 D 111 * »r f iD: |i, ) . III *! 1. t l, ., , , \ r « * * k ; ** n0 it. m h alii li... VI poll te Vi-m l fri.-nd» !.. : i un i N. m n i ■ i I i I ' it l ti »ni , J n i| t ir• . ,1 tu i m it ... •»»I *- at w t„■* r v, t . D n . I t hi ’1K* t Ihi* %Ti* a flirr fur im-li j.í. i .O h !.. h < . c l 1 1 i Dir» w n** u n ( 11 * 11, ....... . n .» t . - la- . . ;, Ini III* 1 . *»i* 1 tl « l i ( l t •" I ' . t 1 , In - I I ........... . • l . Ml . g bl.it : ! ■* Li Dll« t in witli « 11te lie -ur. and in-.ir the l airy M o on Dr R . . t .... i in. I i v ■i t i ■ vvhrf«« t lit-v Wtil VlMt Mr ,i . M \ I• « n i l lulo .1 , 1,1 „ I n II I III ! o \\ 1 ‘i i v e r n i l i 1 t Ih. I it t lie Re. it al Ilex- i li, * i hMr P. M Kb i««r - |H*nt »** v »»ru! paftMO ly, Mr» J \V Du kins and Mr» MMtio-d Haliti, hlorem«- and lb o n ■I................. g N.iv Li • tifely r. i i n i - i i i mia and in» many »Ii " lligg.i i 'I. . i- d W tui l i e r lìmi fur tile Jirtre W II ' II f r i e nds af e glad t.i ..... hw i i-a 11 • Just received u new linn of Mower» Mr t I.I rin 11 rut. t i I..ir 1! I- Itn ■ il M Di* Mt - was till- I’s»1’ • '.va ' ti.*' w*-ik at M U l lalli» Mi ll i nerx . ' ! .!■ M: II* U . » t i t «r * , . 1 Lari * T ♦ t L ' a* 1 !.. r i .in ni». Mr und t I ri na » no I I 1 loi I l l a i d ill"! I ' t' J - .-II ' • - -'1 l i s t , A l l , i,i r i d a v e r y Lively lotti .1 N.'.d Deane I n m r , Pearl |r" " , d4 x» xi»n -pent pit M r • \ rgn „t t ivaedn trilli, t 1 ,* * il 111lini * 11 - T I U . .1 little we t., r bustii I nih il wit ii lu-ali Mai. Mi-- L i t ' .h Aspmwalt will »mg a W alter 1 aril - and la. k " ,M> In la. .......... til. m-sduy w,i - i r.i»t " i I.......i . II. re tail'd rose » l i l e d a i n i y re ( r e » b III e H t.s t>< \d'llt .mal 1 vi" t- un Page s K't'-up "f a|iMvating sotlgs ill tile Re ..Is fur' . i i t - i - t i . t i.( . l u . k e n supreme r ' - t i gel 1 ' i OUl f ruì.IV eVi-tting td next VXn k t s t r l - t I 111 in-t a m l Play er ! la mu Exp«-.t Mr ,it M rP i a i K • *■ \\ , , v er I' » ■o Il r 1 ; t »t t u » tint fn||-, ol ive» a lld a log tow 1 1 nf In or I - 1 - 1 1 ' I : • i- i r . ng \ w,,r • all . ' ' ' ^ t 1 ' n | 1 ' . I it" * '• * • Ai re * , I* Twit.,- fur fftm-x work / M.,,- W 1l il M \ U l i t t « poured h r» » Il 1 to- \ , ; I V it . . i r i ■ 1 1 — I U I 11 i r v e y n rr.i.l a i (v, invili* * Nov ill. »idu-t ye-.-t M atid poji i or u . a i M • W M M ivi ■ ■ » r, II.a 'le [ •i a - a M r R \ New Inali a» I l l Phone 'J Pi t IH2 t i.iuin-eii Up to NanToril I'itur-ilaC I b--x Minio, : . j »t i u n ■ I, ut . 101,11, g „ . I ' ' Í t n trulli a va»it lu * i nkl aml , a n. l i v i n g I i .j oyi l i g t h e gra i du I t M I Ile g.i till lu w» I Jli v . 1 1 ~ ■ — .....................— a i.d M rI -1 d W al-i man •• I I' It n n- IlU»pHalli v o| \I|»» |-'l-Il were w a T H E C L IF F D W E L L E R S B CA^ll OK INSTALLMENT W. W. A B E R N A T H Y U * : iw 1 raí I '' ü i s n a : ]roii rainmniHinm i i h.. •••»{ a t y t , itu Specials This Week ai J. D. rtoberts % Oysters Fresh Every Day N .» 10 Cents Quart Apples Fancy, 40 Cents Peck New 1914 Nuts Almonds Florida Pecans California Walnuts Jumbo Brazils NewFruits for t Raisins Currants Citron Figs Dales Drown Sugar and Spices Fresh Meats Marke! I \ I hutlip-oii Ini» » u * , t i i h . l M II ul .-> m ito ti.*..! ii.arlot loi util i in tío- Rot un d o building on N»i ul ii » t r .* t ui.,r th. unlim »t.itiuu t .t • .,» r 1 • u.,-1. t .1 la d al .d will avi t f11••r « I hu Jo. iti d r ilo .1 211 u l.u u n rh Huir 1 T H'tmly und M- \lr» C 1. G o o d h u e 1 » ut h o m e It ur , . i ■ I u . i 11 .. n, Mr» Pur party o| »i • m o u n t a i n » ■' N'nril. i aroltn. a delight I ^ o ^ ♦ « « t I !i will t I i , ' ♦ . t **-1 d ! " M. j** M *i v J* F bring tt to your i.loor t.y . ■1 , ; ■ . i............ p i I ............ r g . I • ' , ■• I, ! to i , . P i .* > . : . ’ i t.v Mi l . \ , id Xv 11 p t. the I oj J 11 *v o i i i !, i *J i HIP Pro* e»»i*iiml M a n i t 1 1 I • singer Meludy in F, by Ruben-iti-in Lohengri n, “ I nt roduct ion to Ad 3,"' by Ri c h ar d Wagner S w e e t a n d laiw. i.y l l arnl . y S o p r a n o ¡volo, t u o i r» Idi It -Wipe Away All T e a r s . " ’ I.y F f a x u i gt o i i l l a r k e r . Mi ss Lucille \spiowrdl T h e of f e r t or y will ft*- l.u S e i e n a t a . »• t ..r o . I ... nil. i n* ♦ I ♦ Mr and Mrs No r man Toole tice M » Gent e \\ t.ker baxi- returned 1,1 Milifnrd for a »hört vi»it, Mt I " will l e a n ’ |u[ I’ bll.ldelplii.i rda' VI r - I I .ob will Iol i"» t*v Ut t vv.. a k» "22- He < o ngregnliu mil t lutili N|n «w N'ext S u n . lav e v e n i n g 7 o'. 1 1 1 . k at t l.u ,1 un g t i -g, ■iu|,.*t i ur ■I . b n el d. pre. irtb-d ,1 tl. part'. t a laic bolli. i 'hili fort f u t u r Ciar* /lute E-pea tally delightful wui* tin- «bin. t. ai. rue-‘duv night at p a r e ’» Park i , •I, tt, 1 1 . t luti I on , urto* O l i i , t*. 11■, i r , *i U'II g lady f -1e i. d 1 h♦ ,,.,'t » ! voting (>eo pie « eut otit vi >. d i‘X I lie voir l o t - ito e •■g*1* 1 ■ . ■ • .* >t . i •. - , ,t. , h., p* r... ...I i . M" " 1b l a - " i " U , n , ! . . ■ " n . g .. .i ., I I* l iitlteiî.len, J T lira r* r irmng tiy niùoidigld »er.Mr, i t I l' urdon and E 1. M o r n - . D -"H. MrI > DaviM: I' .. that Mr h. 11 ( ' hit lernten I «Ifclh Mar-hall M.»» Malgari l t. , , . 1 , (..lige (•lent ptoof ol t lu-, " b u k o " u hu IIi t h a t t he b a k e d ci um» D . w . ami Mr . VS ili W oodr uf l . ttn**- liriltiatit A' oung * tira t o r * f t lie . i ih cidied up on fur n »|n-ech be a n d Mr • V\ Htitne» iiav*wa» lot. full (or u l t e r m i c e a n d was r e ,rru-d t o Surifonl for tin- wiuler. -till e a i i ug i nore »Inni» A c e r t a i n t** t i t o - de l i gh t >>l thei r m a n y frn-mls. a d u e t fur violins, hy G R r a g a . j o y ng man, s oo n It) j o i n t h e runk Met nr.» Earl Pa xt o n : ml E r h a r d a n d tile of t h e belleii l cls war so e l . M i a m i Mr» Elbert O«b*irio- have Hess. i n i nunile.l t b t In- r e s p o n d e d l»i 1,1 neil í t o n i I heir we ddi ng tMp Po» 11ude. M a n lie I <u. u to at♦ . ¡ " f a » pi ec b w 1 1 li a mo - I vil I r. i -! •■ >t M * ' t- » - • ' ** >■ I Keacb i rtt j r. . i . • I wdl Hi.» It »ui i mi ni e I ' »tnei All a r e cordially invited ........... no t >i Karl Kuumillut « a » tin- m u a n d b r i n g a fri end wi th tl o-m lu ord* r. iiut wan s o , busily e n g a g e d ' Misses J u l i a and R e b e c c a Wi c k er , •in.ting v o r i s for a mu s i pu po- the i t t i u r i v r young gue s t » ol llu-ir r J o m » Ippoi nled been uppuinted or wili In- appoinU-d by G o v er n o r Tra mme l l to the jm-i tion of btuU-a Al lorne y, vice C ar y D Landis, resigned. Although George A. D o C o t t e s of this »ny i.irin-il practi cal ly the endorsement ol tinentire bur of t h e circuit t h e Governor ignored t h e . p e t i t i o n an d appointed Mr. J one s. i.«r ti,* futur ' «d tlx- parly t hat hi- votiit wa» declared useless to ...II upon R..y Glutteudi-n, fur upon hut youthful rountLdianco t ho l e was u dreajny smile ilnd far s w « y, vVr far a,-ay cxprif.sion tlmt g a ve a clue to tin- thoughts t h a t would not find expre»siou in word* Before it could I" det tded whether j t Vould be Get*. Grovcnst ci n or Grover Speeri ng, for •tin- toast master hud only pronounced tin- ti, both young men hid behind A. L. R E S T A I R A N T a tree /couldn't come out until G. W. S pe nr c r , Proprictm the . all fur ,Inn. mg sounded Wi l l i Menu „ tun- grapi.uñóla tu furni»ti tinSurii/iry I H p t r i , Vu» »-*. ti. i»I• .tan.llig w.i» ei|ojyi-d un tin \ egetabic Soup *l>.i>oiu» v. r a n d a Sliced Tomato»-» Cm umber it i» rumured timi those bashful Chicken Salud Muyonai-.- lir»-»»u.g young men are regretting their lust •• la-ltuce opj iortuni iy to„ «hiñe u» orator.-* beRoast T u r k e y , Cranli erry Sauce R o a s t Young Pig. Pan Gravy fore that c ha r mi n g bevy of girls and Mashed P ot at o es St ringless Ream* arc already pl anning so met hi n g else Candi ed . Yams S t e a m e d Corn . to give them a n o t h e r chance. T h o s e Steamed R i c e Hot C o r n Muf fi n «' who were present on this delightful St raw berry l e e C r e a m occasion were Mr. and Mrs. E . D. Cake Cluttemlen, Mrs. E. L. Morris, Mis» J T . Brr.dy, Micros E t l e Pur don, Anna M c L u u¿ hl ¡ n, Adelaide lüggin« ___ _. _ _ Special for Saturday at ■t’ ♦v D.O. BROWN’S M A R K ET « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ..ml all it e ce».» ui ii-f* were most deli Mesar» A I •orm-r a m i * I D Du i IOU** Uw Mr Ernest Householder 'vi-.u. have gone up the river (or . a l l te*uly\ tor it la said t hat when ( *exi tul days' lie lung frtdie ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ \l • I t Uu J , If, 1 AI , e. -, , w I t * 1 1,1 ,l< Int ) » t o tu '1 a gay lr..O* .lini .1» llMI.il X» 111 in lull' t l.e IWi'lvi voting peopl e on i., i .o i . i . • •. • • ’ - ' .1 ■d I in pruit, p* i, I Ib . " \;i t ‘ , ; ' l. l i -l l y Cranberries Miai Mi », l a-i* 1 M Diiiat,.» \largafet Il , r \ v\ l i t i R \ Nt-w ma n, I... Wi.itru-i » ui l h i t i » t o 1 i » m l » i t . - i r ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ « ♦ ♦ CORN* FED FORK. II,. . FLORIDA R o F X I >STEAK SI Rid UN I'» i RTERI h »I SE I SR IS K El S FEW RII5 STEW. Ih. R( »AS r . VVTOfx'i’Kii.v l j iOPS , . . FLORIDA .HlITToN CHOPS M I T FON LEGS L I V E R ....................................... SFARE RI Its PIGTAILS . ER.\NK< . I 5o L ( ♦ ♦ m ; n a lo r ♦ 1 :>r ♦ I r»r I'M" ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I Dr ♦ I ’J 1 , r o Cor 11**■#. 2-)C ♦ 1ó r ♦ ♦ ♦ "JOe ♦ 20e « 2(le . ♦ Cile 4 1 2 S a n ford A v e n u e Ph on e 1 2 2 O ♦ I _* ' _.r J.ie . ♦ ♦ o « « ♦ ♦ - _ — ■■■■ _________ ______ — — ^ — ♦ ♦ p, « xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiix:cxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiii[iiiiui;xx:; — ~ = A BANKING SERVICE T HA T YOU W I L L “ S ~ X ¡X¡ *—• ~ APPRECIATE We believe in honest and conservative methods. We believe in promptness, courtesy and the best banking service that is possible to attain. T H I S R ANK h a s h a d rt n i a r k a h l c m h t p s n b u s i n e s s m e n o f Sa n lo rd a i n n n n i l s d e p o i ilors. n u n i I h t s a n i : i jn r i l > nF lluRlyCAl SF, our people a p p u c i a n * a H O M E I N S T IT U T IO N and the se rv ice and .security which we give to our c u s ­ to m ers. We pay -1 per cent in terest tin Sa v in g s A ccounts. and S g Seminole County Bank % (COURT HOUSE BUILDING) FORREST LAKE, Pres. D. 1. THRASHER, Y -P res. A. R. K E Y, Cashier V 1 -M l �* THE SANFORD HERALD PACE SIX rotisi.itTiition. nino your higher freight rate and the prospecta of vutfi f lfl“u““ r<T*T*r^-» T H E M A R K E T C O N D ITIO N 1 ( t k an o r r r rrr n rvttttthv y r re rrrrr r T 'ïïïïr r 7 ^rfrw-rrrrn?: In»! jt* VP, O F F R U IT S A N D VKCKTAHI.F.S your llOTM Vt f , t hill scrtio n . U n u ll'd , *1. lkrFr~ltê*tpHtitpniT.- •— of t i , , r < r » t l l m i i l C, Kerr m i l A r t « M We car t un, •l u r r n f to reueli here next .Mandny Mamlny Mould tw be he followed at nt regulur »H* Hail*, to regular I'hiladelpliiu. Noi ‘J , |<tf| Tin* Herald it puhlinlied in tin* intervul* wlth liglit slii|>mi-nt» »» ♦ ln*ari of tin* gn*iiti*'l »¡nl**r \i*gi*t ttegii-ril* •11 *1 1 u1 * . iiindiltiiiiK still loug a* I he market j 1 1 »ulal iiere iius beeil mi nmlenul eluuige nidi* sprillili ip the world unti reeog- look lu tter then ever \\ lut \ nrk nizniK thin fact «•** I i h v p d»teruntied »title 1 » now coming nil show* the ln the relery rnurker sinrr mir l:.*t to give the grower« all _ thi* latest elicits of the rojd weuthei am! there coimmiriiralum, Miehtgun und Ne» market news. We will publish from ‘ is no doubt hut that fancy headed ^ **rk «hippem lonfirmiiig ur.iun.l time to lime the condition of the stock »ill In* wanted as noon ns it i:‘ $1 10 I l> I) nhipping pilillt t ♦ northern murki t* from the great ready lu^worne along .lust us soon Nl * U 1 DfK, N o v ¡J, 1 1 Ì ;u i ♦ centers and t he growers in the Sun- a ' you have anything that 1» really Lettuce is in good tdemandI Ihere, ford section can get the benefit of clean and headed let tin heat from and selling at good prices, and we , . . , ■ . this information. 1 his matter comes you. , set* no reason why a cur of romuine ♦ V from reliable firms and while t he ; Know it will interest you to know w°uld not sell at these figures, if the ♦ arkel s art* liable to change in u that the York «lute celery situation ';lul* i!*Kood, and reaches here in ♦ few hours in the busy season T h e has taken on n much better com- K0 0 ‘l condition. We certainly will ♦ > Herald will give the news us re- plexion , -------- Last Monday nml Tuesday do our very. best. . . I ,. Pittsburg, I V . Nov. 2, 1 !>14 ceived in this olllce by letters and „¡ghts they had very' cold weather t a t e- bui il did noi do nny hnrm. \V»*I trutlitui s«tatoWe beg to aykjlOWledge receipt ♦ can he taken n;. a truthful meni of the . ondinoti of thè u nrtV advised last night over phoue' tliat of your favor of the .loth, c ont ents erti market«. This will la* of us- anythlog renifancy 1« entindy cjean- carefully noti d. There Is an active sUlunce to thè grower« a in itianyj„(l up, Wo notire a eonsideruhly inquiry here lor freüh vegetables to- ÎHAMPERS lit iii.f They are V <$> CLEAN, ♦ <$> ♦ LIGHT, <♦> ♦ ♦ Chase&Company ♦: W arehousesat Sanford and Beardall ♦ ’•V * s* s'1 s** ' « ♦ ♦ ♦ <i) ___________________________ _ A POTASH MINE Not exactly a mine, but a fine lot of Potash -right in our Factory. ID E A L B R A N D S D R. C. M r r\jla rit*». h d i f t f d «if • are all on the market once more. We can furnish any amount of Potash von m t K' l I- - t .11 lllie. .1 1 . up I • .* V . trn sts t *• t i l l , •It .ill I• a n *i h r n m In r * i min tqj *.-111 fig g* * >t :i !I-. I .. I ..ro u n d V> il, i r.. .1 lin t ni .n u rs e , ta k .' a I l.i -<• . n il It Ml ? I .'à te a lu e g r e a t d e lil edit t 11ri lil.il 1* l .* tU i.nl s V.T-----r f  > J V ^ ' -t - I 4' Wi I Ho f i i N ilio Iturkayo Nur*crtr* dì ru* lndu*«ry duly fllr*! In I hin um Mund* il ay i »1 I *'«*r** m I»#*f .. A ( » I y H , i f . In y a fuit* il «y ni thin r n u r t . li i« fu rthrr urilc?«M| thst ih • |tuhÜ*li«*«l In ihr E«nftiril Hr * «1 1 n»pr*r toitlUthril Ir *;»'zinnie I«ta. um *' .-.k, it »liA , tuf fini« , ' '■*..! A ■ ‘ -1, r '** ,,, * '* A *' * " 1* \ l o t . r*nl i I li'fV cif thi rrmi * n**r • «mtif ;* V f .* ui ili. *«■.. u b i hit ui .* i •«ni «i»t n • VI« I h« i l e p l g f 1*I i «un «i« i* nu f*. I %* * 4ii*i •;*• i . „let! f n f t I'r 11 hjr j *. •• 123 West First SANFORD, >>f •!. . ■ catalog, f rom «ho **jo ctlo n o f location tart, grot a to tho m arketing of tlw crop,J*«*rything U treatr*t. 1 h r .c am n<> tbcoitra ».-1 feitli.— all tin* udite** «tir book gl*,-* Is le u r,I un c ip r r lrnce in fiu ti growing. I ,» |.i*lii.» n » 4 •*♦* • I. •I )»f*i»ti)taì lilari* mud miaMUh *it*'h «ti*» f I *LI'l'M'ftl nf il.p* • t »n)< t n 1 i rm* i!»-t • - mi»*. \ n l c l i II T*,f I f a* * * » -I «1 rroitur*’ *** * t *%i|(l * *r fl O t ■* * I » Street D- S . I I 11 '. t % - FFP. if U . » Write fi t(!urbiîli L cdL l.ilorre «niò l* V klv I i l l !' 1 1 t ■ : . O' U \ I H is ! ‘ U > nf *.u«#i «Hlbid«* «*1 «lie I......« This is to announce that E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. THE B. & 0 . MOTOR CO. JACKSONVILLE. SANFORD. FLORIDA will now supply HI motor car owncr.vjof tlui> com­ munity vr it!, f ir e s to n e • Tires Buckeye Service to pjflijitcfsof Buckeye trees has'hecomc almost ns well known ns the qimlity of tltc trees themselves. Our com.lctc and helpful catalog has been for years a most important actor of this service. The new edition is by far the most attractive and comprehensive catalog WC have published. Send today for free copy if you grow citrus fruits. An ever }'r*'" - **!' ’Cy/nf! for Firestoiud i>t i 1* . : t y and every lv>crt!il/ v. I.t :.* c p is appreciated hns iiiittie if iiecessiry to estaklisli headquarters here. I The Fir cat one factory—the Lnrccst Kxciusivo Tiro Factory in the World-*-hns utrain incroased greatly and the output lta.s jnmped 78 ‘/c. ■ 1C 7 3 Cltlzena B a n k Building p ia . * This on or mouu output, made under perfect factory conditions, makes it possible to sell Firestones at a price no creato r than others nre forced* Ip charge lor tires, made in less cconomDnl factories. BuckeyeTreesBear Call at i'ir ;3tona Headquarters AL*>vc >»r B issest Tire Value CO. | nrtAtor.e T i r o & Ttubb«r Co mpany KISSIMMEE. FLORIDA Jji'i-Dr.iHk'i »**«1 0»«l«r» FTtry-Ii.r» *Vlam^i l Misaf iUti»«»» Ttr» owl Km Aloitr*’* Manufacturers, Wholesalers anil Rentiers WRITE US FOR QUOTATIONS huwifir#« »t-c. •»limi, fc’i'miiiolf* Coutil)-, I I*«n«Sj , ‘ ■>t |p u n . n » * ¡J A V » - ; 1 Tuber» and Accessories A ll kinds of building material» lumber g laths, shingles* sash doors, inside and | outside trim. Solicits your'inquiries. 5 \* I «« i• I * w «• r;in till V«tut i* . F o. TheBookTypiiiesBuckeye Service LUM BER T Anr»rt»«ir ftliuo FLORIDA E 'll**-- .,*■■■ 11 .I " VrIUf i' • been nefttect**» bt Buckeye Nurseries grow superior trdts— this has bccil their successful, accomplishment for more thirty years. Our interest in the trees docs not end with the sale to the- grove owner, however. \\ c want them to thrive and bear profitable crops—and purchasers of Buckeye trees arc given every possible assistance to this end. '' » I t ü iifiß A Guide to Citrus Fruit Culture The Buckeye Nurseries Catalog P IN E 1 nm i l fÌMi il n n * K*?r au«! \hî»* ( >uiij ! i *. i p■ ’. itl' ii . i n fielt! ..'reis, p. ulti') leid .nul >U| {»' :i ' *•U• •t > , et r ‘ YELLO W i . K trr rUlm(n- , n> , eM . M V ™* ln ,*u' hi** tlipilon, wmin»|. c uui i> «rd*rr»i !•> »ppesr to sh. sin Schmal « IN ION > F I S . I I R M P ( \Lit \<*1 s l - . F I f t* \ I E K .. F. K . JA C K SO N V ILLE, FLA. »ought to nijkt the catalog and are firallArd to l u - ' gal lini hy It» «radei». « *1fM"ri * ««i d BERMUDA ONION SEED WILSON & T 0 0 M E R FERTILIZER COMPANY O ir.,1 ,i111 i <>li. Il I m i I cTÆ duus it ni e l l lie f S E M I IN Y O U . O i.l.T '.H S rA I Exper t Repairing lin a i .g g plud »itti nein** griiMii pr>*c|uii A p h .M . th e M i c h i g a n stin 'k a r m i n g gr* ..t 111H(i V 11! .e » III Veil, Ileal J -lip s l i o w i l . g n i d i f il l i q t l a l l l ; Milli s>-!iittg pi II . i lug t '• i ( -u I) *11 it f r* tu '. i r J •» I h* .*• Vi > 1 e • . > I., p Mm* I ri ist <>1 last m.*.* -i >.< k \ **r s me nt.s of Fionda ' i n t he market t o ­ ord ina iv day. fine sound stock selltni* f.*r : ... t t . * M . . * -.. t * . » i t * >f r, U. . .t u - tin il I h g ile ■ a i - ni >1 »I n » i . ' i l i t till "I egg ph. Il iS S, q ; ; ; want in mixed goods. # n u n of New York, to w hom a frlrm i nf o u r* seni ■ copyol ih r U u ik r y s N u in -rlri catu!*>«. r r f r r m i t o l l In hi* h itte r o f nek now teilge m . n t a . “ T i l t (ll r u i fru it I r j t b*n>k.-* T h i . I* r e i e t t a » I w l wo I ht l.tihurd * W. F A IN Theo. #2 On t-EADIVT bulla*« •- 1 .i t K r , r **." " " " r~i*i**m. ■* .«. )<U Ihtl «r«' rin«. re*h|ettt« |n it*pn r.-.i.in.« >» ihn n>» ¡L'Yg*' TAi ' ‘' . ‘."."'.nTVL pcnnn ln Ui* »I n*ir * York state, l t, of course, lius Leon L ticct thnt owlng to contimi, d mild more or le«» buri .wit-li the cold n n d t w t t t h c r our murket i« vory easy un D EN T IST is not good enough to’ a ttr act i lie all . oinmodities, lettuce, celery and work ton u n n i : m i r i i . i m i taut Inlying trade und is selling ¡ m y ­ other green vegetables in particular whete from 50c to f l 0» p.*r hamper |There is ^till quite a. Into* N. w \ , irk U K O I ' I . K S HANK iti l i . D i ' s i . There .» a tilth* hot l..*il lettile. |, Uu., ,irriMl,v:i « hi, I. i eilmg ,.t R O O M !l coming m from Norfolk, Virginia. i ) 2 r. t*> »l .ó o for it.** n*r\ best selling around i l oil to # 1 2 5 I 1 N,-» i. rhai is i. ubo i.egini.ing to understand that I he lirst shipments i ship l.olh lettuce and romuine. Th is , ‘from Old Point were in today, st oc k j stock is only futi and brought todayvery ordinary. We ute still huving ! «round #1.25. A little cooler weathwarm weather. Lowest temperature er will help three commodities ma ­ JEW ELER here yesterday 41» and 1 noticed that terially We talked will, several of lite |n».'st al fa* k-.'ll vlib* Was t’ 2 . si* ih** trade i.mi it » a s th.-ir id* a that \\\ii i i i.v, i m m h v n u 1 . ¡ : v , s-ii you .un n1.* th. r<- i u t ;, huh* dii weil packed, gond condition Finn.la ferente between tile ten.per.llur>* i> rumarne -Imuld bring amutn! i l ■>*• V L U W \ItK, < » n H VI M i n i ' s . ! M H.in>i,> • '1 PL Lid* 1pi i • V\ * haï i m il L. .1 - u'hr .* i. * I , I eu Sui ‘ « I n t u t *• I I*,» • I i" li.{!•»** KV J lfi.Fr» wny» and by reiuhng-rtrnnwn^hf^*nvr*TTT1,TTfffimry fm-Ym-h™tfyM'celert* ' ‘T ty* :«nd wi _ holieve timi sliipinents ♦ - cali keep in touch vuth the market« ;his mormng from thè middle west,* oi your vigetiihii*« »iil do excep,, Nottiri: m i n i 1 *111*011 v ìi .. ♦ euch week. In a few day« this mut- un,i u lt b the cobi wealher which is Hiinally wcll. ter will bei gtvon oti u ¡mgc devoli'ii ! «Im * al nny t i ine no w bich u ili bl« Mo. p No v. 2, l u i ì *.^n* «i inin .i t«> » f i 1* «■■ *’ n i. ♦» ul ■to the interests of the grower» and ^ y u x l i e j e mu i n i n g st ock out of busi--------------------We had a irosi all aroumi the| « “^ l i h w S i r flarlit*. d‘ “ «n t*ll I J r , I-, the Industry /in Sanford iif largo j ness we look for considerably better states and there is very little good 1J r‘* **«'! >|jif»ratini; Aii< ( " r . ' •. t enough to warrant this space. tin «It lettuce left now, and 1 think by u i urtnK lit »rr. |i»any, anj*, un« 11 r i l e f , , • , , conditions generally. ^rnpt.rotl __..................... .. 1 * s i « / pro ttt«»ihI nfiirle* of inrt*rpnrsi!>>r., Philadelphia. Nov. 2, 1914. Chicago, 111., Nov. 2. 1914. , next week we can use a'good deal of iidTV.V'LtmV.rV- >1. ». ‘<>n ,V' il!r tri Ht, , e>f the H r r r r i a r y <1 .Stet*», «« -i i %» There arc ft few straggling cars of ♦ ■Referring to our exchange of wi res ¡K'Duce from the south, ( U 1 11>.-1. s *î very ordinary lettuce in lieie today ¿ f djite relative to Florida roftmine,**»™ ♦ I. w An t ’ M (tom. upper Pennsylvania and Now wish io contimi our day lettor l o th« ! ! They cost no m ore.Ilian the other ♦ * ,k in d _-Y o u r lettuce Auilirj ggtminind more money if you use our hampers. ♦ <$> f - \ 1 ♦ STRONG, ATTRACTIVE '♦♦> 1n I h*l I'I I* Ih«* !»»'■«r,»*1 * f»| iti I at|;l«t This season we are having our hampers made t^) specifications ♦ T♦ io:« Ft- 1 I II*“ • I » " * * ' H ' e J * a L! at ♦ i a* '* '* • Sul' ,l* ...... ••*> * n spiioftrir* from th*. »tm.* G IIr*rfliiK ln-fn ft itu,) n'M ♦> ♦ *Fr i Seleni.* •«*i1•i >•, rioHd»_ *" * •>««*»>, . m, a, , L rtd=i - ai»: I . *_ * i i * *».«». I ’ 1 i i \n - Tifi i t I Ul II ............... D« » ... FLORIDA Mill K I ISIS', i ■■»' \* " * t •, Murr*. \f *" Er 11mlr,f#*r 1* ■- i b«**i»*-i i «i , tilg til l!tt _»**t» k*»Mul**<C e«!* ItollItDg 1 UIIIJIHII). a furi»uf«liuti «,,* ■nf! vaUlfn^ um irr flu- I« « « nf in* » l a i r ni I itafldn. *lwr n o t in ’ i h « > r f ha b 1 1 ,^ fiM'ii ci .i-n n- pi*^.*4r 1 1»« «I I* > Ln* x».*l **j n . ti> (aflk* *»f *al*l «-«irI« «rni tur«. I«• «ü rh an«1 rVi'f| *1 orli h«fd vî M -alii ri*f (imr l>> a voli* i»f Ih r r n l ' f r t «filini **Ofk ,.f *n,,»i r««r q r i l n ;;, M « a * *I*^-mfl « l y n l l i i i l to Aiin'O«} A ni« I»- Ml of li < »h «fi* r ul »«tat S n n f u r l • «i* t I it! a , ito! tIiH|2 » n in |i«|> >. rii i L*‘ nia,. . *• > i,*-r I*« trinai*rr *i«fi*<l. 11«* f r i o n s r C u ll k r r v l ) g h m . th a ï t h* .s aoiorri i n ]f<«t »Imi* ( i«rup«ri> i i . i . n d v*. a i t * ! 1« i »i t A.** Aiiiüioraltln« ll'*»rk i rwmnirlL t *<*v* «i • •if t b . •la . *■» « l ü t t ' «I Flfi Ti i l ». «I T r n \ \ n h * « m I i »Air M»th «!»> of i«> fii«»*^'. V I» ! , tur arii a mrnilfmr nt of **l*l siri Irli* III if the c h u rt / r *»f *»bl s«» f *•f «J ' i»« * f o i » ittlT * CnnFiisny, to r**a«I n* full»*«-* to »I» *’ À 1 1 Irlr III T ho a m ount of ' h r », t u l i ! «tue*» i»f ilo» it)f|HtiBi*i«ti *1 alt Dr Î fir* n T Lo u* a ml , 11 îi.Oiu' Im» Ihillif«, »I »»nur» *n *r«o Thou.au«! |3.l^f»li Mi» Ϋ.»?l«r- -Aiall I,#- i r«l»rfi «| «r*«* i t r h . 1 A»*mj «a i «I » $ ! j . 0 0 o.UUi Dollarn »t.all ha commun « l o c k Th«* « h i n * of t hr ri>rnnu»n alork »L«H \w W l l n r « m ) Aimnd an i «ifhrial i n u l t i ) nf So mi «■»»•Ir* anil ’ Air -I ni' **f i h r |,c r » f l u r » f » l « i r T h . ' u x n i i ' * " ’ * * ' H*' ' ' ' h J } ’ \ , » l . d O U 11*1' T I* I rmi» I ... K* ln «*n r***^* * A« r• {Mt*h t >-r If* ** I*« r * »' I f r i ■» 1 r 'U » 'Î T 1* •^iVit- of 1 l o f f i a i il uni f l»f S•*■iriiyoli' ^ft »y AÎ’ al In 1 liffoi.y 1-11 * t **r -«fr *1!) i*«i|«- t* M. K r t « •"ii'.* A, «ut a m m u n *. .i luje.*-r.. Mi Tu fl «- S l'P 1 li!.* n t u *>«• ». .1 * A .-* r.' »•! i » * r« v" *4 ,* » t* «••• **i t «*• «*r t -—* ■n*î!!'? »r* i««wi«*,|gri- I Atff t* » . u - 'j 'r I t An »n Mir Gif t 'E !"i*r I irti , '. , P o l l a r * « iD i, l« I» (vaili l«»f In i « » f a l ¡' »• ^ t moti*') of ih* l i hl u i! S t a i r I f u a o c r r . «Il " Î 4 , ) I u *»r «» ^ i i y i»cftm pcrllun _ \> i nrumi**lon *’ ' l l,r* ' or *any n Ilf Ih « »alii rfirnninn nim-k I Geo, A I lot Vntti'1*. m *> l># [layttria In, or ia»utri, or u«od for, A iU irn ry fur l o r o r f 'i c r i i . r v r An I Air purcha^r *>f fir nprrt y, !«Aior nr i r r [ It -K f * I * r v i e f * . «I a JU*t v a l a a ll u n I hi frml, In bo ri*»t rrr rin o fl by th r Aiuftnl uf >lirrrtur»i. .T A ie J t>r—(i-rr*-*! *»(«>tk ol IhU roruu«,ttDD »hall I»- In C.ai| " I « "Uni* J o d t r , Srm ln U i* « *>“■l» d iv id rit in is t h irty ("0> » h a r n ot i h r p a r | Slat«* of K b rida valut* ol <lnr ilu n*lrr* l tJIOO.OO) P o l l a r a , In n E * t » l » »I r a r i , aa.d prriarreil * t o ( k ' (hall It» r«ttitlr<i Hr If ns Sr hn**i*!**r, d*f*r»»rri NotAcr I« -li# frb ) sivrti *«« ftl* * ' / l o r»rrlv» (tom th e net earning» ot th e ■!*> ■** , r ff_ ro rp u ra llo n , an a n n u a l cu mulativ e div id end concrrn, I Hai on ti»«» i h r Hnnnrahl* o( S par n u t b e to rr a n y dividend» are paid A. II. l o i r .. I »hall apply u p o n common ato ek i raid preferred » l o c k O. G. I k n l n f , Juriii* uf miri * «»art ** * [ * 0 ■halt a b a pa rt ici pate in a n y amt alL d iv i- of IVnliftir. for my i n * l iIi«*rAiarc ■* i denti» drclar«“! by th e corporation. In e x - l i l n l o r . C\ *T. A., of llif rMftlo <»f 1,1 r** • c* m of the g u a r a n teed diildend» ot aaid Schneider, d v c e a a .d ; and t h a t at the *» a ' p r e t e r i r l i L o c k ; »aid prrtr rred i t o r k ajialt time I ■ »Hi pre»rnt my f in a l- account» ' bo au l*J*rl la ca'.l of r u lc m p l l o n l>y the co r- A dm lnU lra .n r, C. T A.. *>f »»hi n l * 1* i p o r a t lo n at any tim h a f te r a period of d v r ark for th e ir ap pruval. l«aled April 2. A 1». HU«, . ! y e a f a after It» l u u a n c r , at a fried va lue ot i n t i N c,ii|it>"*< ( 1 l i n e Hundred T e n l i t i « . 0 . 1 1 Hollar», InA ri mlnlal r at of m m T* * I * m nt t « > S* ,,f ■ e th e r »It h, accrued dividend» thereon. Th* lArr Al«ffttr nf linn*!«-« ho ld em nf the preferred -« ori nl l i t . n*>.|2, 1«i •.*«. 1 l •.*!, I • T2 I l * po r a t i o n , -hall not he en title d tu t u i e . a n i •r o ck ni ».iy nf t h è m e e l . n , , of the ,lt>rk (jnldem of *»h! cu rpuratnin Salti p*^t In Court of C o u n t) j i u l l f . S r ml «»'»!’•' 1 " wr Nlftir of l l u r l d i ferre«l * l i , r t *h»U h a t e prefrrrnrv i o # r the co ir in m n K t r h ni ih .* r< rporatinn io i h . 1 , 0 rr Ctlfttr of d la lrlh u tlo n of It* a w e . * . In r»*e ni litjulila li. II. W blino r .. N n! Arr* It h r r» b y f lv a n \*t *11 wh-»m t lo n or dlaanlalian of aaid dorporallon ** I n « U n e » , « h e r e o f , th e Sanford C o r a rouairn t h a t on t h s 14tAi d»y « • * h\l 1 »halt apply to . h r II C o l a llo ttllnc C o m p a n y h a , raured th !a A. H. 19 1 C>»or e o rfa tJ. Herring, J u d g r of «» n o t i c e and c « t l ( l r a t e to |.n tignvd In ila C JJud u d ee * oK P r o b a l e , fur my final di*c ■ c o r p o r a t e name, by Ita pfealdent, a l i e n e d ■ b y Ita aecrelary and tealed -wllh Ila c o r ­ a d m ln b tr a to r of the » * . » . » el It ■ p o r a l e teal, thia I he I S l h day of O c t o b e r , n»r. d»cea»ed*. and t h a t a t the .am* «III p r u c n t my final acco un i« •' • 1 A . I>. I»»«S A N r o J t O C O C A ÇO L A , R O T T U N U O O . trator of aald cwtata, an*l a«k fur. t h» If r , rrovsL B y S . ttunge. Trealdent. AtU.lt, Haled J u l y 9 t h . A .^ » V . i l T N r * * fic*a|)i ■ J•n—— r p hc. «vDr eg M —* o n t, S e c r e t-• a **“ r y*-i , * ‘ Admis * i " • , G e o . A. U e C o ttw , A tto rn ey . 9B-6moa 7-10 s ii »-* to—a H -0 ** Ig-Prf-He *',> * �*umi1Pfir*ln treat thirtytwo huntlrfil jti,ii(trl hog« Tlii* ex |itafiM* t «» i h«* »itinntt tin* » ufWhich is worth more, u h o« or u rt*ii yvur vmII * «it ;% _J •t(«**(* to thirty t b o u s i iml <!i ■1 '«lilt Kill- 1 bi t <| of humanThere'* » reason (<*r tin* i|>*ur**tinri 1 In- > Kilt, . i 1' ill )>• , - . ( 1 ¡n Rorida, beca nan I * enflctml law Thor«, art- ., t*O11 1 a targe ol nlon,;>‘ •* r ¡n the state to • » .1 . . . . lini every mom in |>rot«*rt swine n e r um ititi rutti to Ir i* The Apperson New Light Four is a Wonderful Car i 1 1 .* *t I j ou' . i ml i . . r - . ..*n«l *■■>>• i|uart of woulil <os, i bri*«. El n r i ' 1,1 **in ft million itolhirKvery O’ He lit to .Ilk. Tint li r bt tubercular patients. cither native ..........|UwMf J, i' I or bequest heil to Klnri«ht by every l i r e • f o r > n i i t -i I>r a ll li.it tell (■ig Uri­ I bal u unlit other state in the Union. ....... [amount to Innuirv is sometimes made why i tJ s t a f Hoard of Health doesn't' Th* h" ‘ u' ‘i 1’’" ' 1 do mure (or ,-onaumptlVoa. The a n - 1 — rve the , „ „ involves a hit of rather in te r -1 fa ................ . • ‘ tine history. The- legislature of hlorit‘tt human 1..;.,,*«, n..l animal«. m0y provided for the erection of a U |,ro» * rl>' »**™ <*-* (" " 1«»•"" „rnurium in Florid, for the tr e a t -¡ « 7 » « M » a l y tie, ted wt.h g under., nen, of tultereuloeis, and the . d e n - ,1" " 1 111 -lUi‘ ..............‘" ™ L | sun»e logiaUfure "diverted" “r" ‘ » " ‘ »“ «n" „ hie from am,mils to om the funds of the State Hoard ' * " } * [ ' >»» « , A silty t b o i t s a ^ l t o - a a t i a ^ b a e U . V - ^ * - * h" * — been accumulated .by careful admin ' l o 1,0,1 w'th l"'rb,,’t safety Now the rare of mi k lings is a wtration (or this very purpose, and KplendliPV+rrfrVisr It helps the plsccd the money to the credit of farmers and sAvt's much valuable the pension fund. Th e Hoard has property every! year. Hut • why not be«0 _aJ>lo to recover from the should the Stull- Hoard gf Health 'disaster ’sufficiently to do much for provide from its limited funds a the consumptives and still enrry on cholera medicine whose use affect« ju other work. human health in no way or degree? Again, the sanitarium idea by in­ If it should furnish this -remedy, stitutional management (excepCTor why rlimiid it not also furnish a the absolutely incurables the duwn specific against the white ,!y or cit­ and outs (or the treatment of t ub e r­ rus cunkir? tiding still furthei, if culosis hnx come to be regarded by the funnel is entitled to hog cholera the medical profession everywhere serum free of cost, why should lie a, of doubtful value rather than not lie given fertilizer and feed for helpful, especially in the southern hi' cat tle ' states, where balmy l«*m|H*i at wre line hall of thè t Iurte t h.(Usami prevails Open air. the d ean, fresh, uncoiita minuted ..ir of nature has dollari ihnt, »ili he spelli fur irre been proven fur more beneficial and bug choluru scruni this year would this idea is changing the method of mutile, thè Board of Health to px treatment in all parts of the coun­ tend it« practieul aid to hiindreda of tu iiem ilar human In-ings, io !<•'*try. '■mm The APPERSON BROTHERS AUTOMOBILE CO. is now building cars with the 60-inch tread. These (high-priced builders (the yery oldest builders « f the best American gasoline cars) now W aiver from their life-long' policy of building nothing1 but high-priced cars . for a select few, who did not consider from five to ten thousand dollars too much for a tine motor car. The APPERSON automobiles are the very highest grade of cars that ever have been for sale in Sanford. They have over twenty years of the best kind of record. They are a perfect combination of power, lightness, durability, luxury and economy. The new light four is the ideal five passenger, four cylinder car. It meets every demand of the motorist. No skimping anywhere. Not a single feature that you would ask for has been left out. if is true all flu* way through. It is true inside mechanically. It is true outside artistically. If is a quality APPERSON car. 95 per cent of if is made in the A P PERSON shops. District nursing, or more properly en their siilfering and to save lum^n bv ' c, l ( lllllg ‘ 1 t * p( >«pl" 1 di-tri'-t instrui inui, is most ••thrift,t. .IVI in combatting tin- disease, in lessen l-lotllla Ilo.. to 1.1 l e (are of their mg its ravages and m protect tug I be ro n tn iii' 1 1 \ from m ic tio n . in it- p roper io p fo*. f - . 1 1 .i t * (, The new light four is a very powerful car, 40 horsepower, and weighs only 2680 pounds. This car is electrically startl'd anil lighted hy the best system in the world. The body is a perfect stream line design and roomy. The radiator is “ \ ” shap­ ed. The upholstering is comfortable. The seats are wide. The finish is lasting. This car is built b\ ¡lie pioneer comparn. having Iwcnfy-fwo years experience in motorcar building. 1 *p • r a:f I- a i nlable e \>ry a bee, at. I ll »very i o lit ui Liiiit y in the slut«' onubl |,c e d m s t c l . and so use m 1 il ' I Iloti .il ■' I 1“ III ili II ., .1 || C U I at . tl I no ' tli I t .................. - co • ’ l" * I * ** s i ( a -(if. 11 ■ 1 . g; , ! , , , , , ..,11. li., bevi- that .iti Ilii'aUullmh' u mount "1 t voler, to have him -end men to , In >oii-r. gum! might n m b ami man v 1i \ •• 1 1. /, ! , i lo­ 1HIl-ls at Ila ill "1 " * . j H th Ii«..»r«t •■( 1h- It b In ahi", ! o tli.« * »?! :i tain Iti n.urs*.- the state l'iii i «r i w r i t e r , i •. i i s, ubo ,i m o u n t .- i . » ni in ............... t h e - hi» i 1 < m ori \ \ \ \ I■ i of hm T. •! near. litri* s ..utborii-, bv « i ; . up . 1 1 .- •a mi !» (I«>1 1 H V |sl .s I* , . J la tvi-pt w it i,«n 1 1 j *■HU , Í'-I 1 1 p r . 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M . nil lluril Ur, il,r,-n ¡li U * Ur i j- r i H h , » 1 ftt« p.itj tin» Tro . >! . liii a A 4. limp uf ll It* « rolli«*!» righi Wl-l t* tulktiig id t i n Lf.Ual COI IIIt .»tori* A gl (’at about lb«* h i n t » » ) io du­ l ’ina 1, nini < 1 b«'iiri, n w,<i «■ ini v,,in e r.ik •in! ib1« Hi 1 111, 1 s llalli ,i i '. a l l '(ini In*. In, I ■' ll ll . ■ P :> ■-ll ii it it ' I al- l r » 1*1 i, i , In .*1 V 1 tuoi t ■ p.lfs III I i, , l.i . k. i d a -i ’a Ilk • *...............oil« , • i. I n k il .>' , 1• • ll •n ■ -ii t ,nv inm • lo l ■ |1< a - >1 1Itati to » 1* Im- *1 il'l II V Ullt ll tin .Hi" a lot moro IdlriiHM »* fi» »i 11 i •-9«» i lied fi,,Il S i » Nork II ItlOllllted to over VVi "Itile M ill, r MHi ;e,| ■. •♦., ; , , . -, t . : i ‘ * i 1, iidi, linii i 1 i- beil.g J 1 ni»n,l oo I » I T u v l n f U M Se, |i t.i' \ ( .......... . i , M i i ,,, ! .t, oi v . .ter 1k.HI .1 veur tigli The II 1 r. i 1, I l .i . .f ,i pimi (or u . .itt.it> |,,,, I.f Monco ' hi*pier N, I... I! \ M »'»■li liuti ifi.-d' ri li„f f,,r otto Il g- ile, 1 1 . . - 1 I i t t . • * ................ i 1 t ,ii> .. i i,o - w lindi I iv, so , ........ .. . r ’ i> I mp , rn« v. , u> pres-rd thè siiutli, . n d Ito [■nl.-iuii in I-V| r i i - j, , i, i • *1 .v «’1i-illlll Ifiiit, \ i .¡i m g -iiiiip.i bui l ow < vlr, dii g lo "U 'in d e,, i i [ut . nitoti js novi reeogidn ,1 J 1 Kiiriuitx T a ylor 1 , I 111gl Driest Secret .ir > , ouir. ibli. itiil inukcs siib't.il ..l-o in, Uobiig stf. ti v,.-.r • i i — n ulo truck-,. driu*v . k 't k c ' «m i ottirr tikl 'hi pine ut- pinmibl* •Over ‘.1 0 , 0 1 1 0 Order K i d r r n Stn + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 buie» ha ve heen elearotl in thrcc Seminole Chapter Meel n every first and third Tuiiiltt) (inys. limi thè curlv rtutpcniiiK ni tlic Phone No. 182 in ,'.ub inontb. i very one who bus iceh New 'l «irk Cottoli Kxchungi* i» riin- bi" "tar in tli ■ Knit ;vi> conliully invited lidii ilv i-xpcrti-d The Kiulcrul Ile MAGAZINES to -it t I ts , b.tpl, o. !n r THE DETACHABLE P A XU you buy must bear the If i^f tjiat jjives you ' BOAT c o n^‘de nc e . F e r r o • motdts may justTy MOTOR claim this confidence because (hey have all the good points embodied by experienced experts £ho have built up . Terrò power and repu.tation _ln the engine world. :* - 1 E d w a rd H iá é in s . M a n a g e r . | •I* , i l ,-, ,, mirri si Here is a complete outfit you can carry with you unywhorr Clamp it on your rnwhoat, dory,bki(Tor canoeaml travel 1 to 9 miles an hour. On lake, bay or river yt>u have a power boat for commerce or pleasure and youH nvest­ ment is extremely small. S3j y it yourU lt— tjvliy I C. F . W illia m s, A ^ e n t *1* » P ow er D eh in J th e B oat The multa you grt arc to a fintilo«I product. _T Jie JLi^hLFm irs-^irc a t t h e Sauf£iJ‘ii.M ach in e-& G arage Co. li. f i » ri unì \» Í i 1 ’ .irgi-t futir i ) lin iitT citi «tilt I'lii^rr w lic r i l»;i-■t*. I i m • > lnir*>r|MiM r t . >l»»v>. ; —— • Iti! lit. fit «• si\ i v litui t-t i a , W* In trsi'pm l i t , SI 11 > U g h i . -i v ( ii p a s s i 'i i i D T , tv i v lim i or 1 111 . « eig h t U > pim tut •*. I ' hoi so|invv or - 1 a i h,> o i , v,, ¡tn t-sitign r, t ' »> litui t ta r. t>n Itor M | tm ) n r. ' J - ' t t i " . iiih nuulo|. v i h i i p a s s i - n g t r . S-J tut iit .t t.lllgeih (• unii .................. Itoti of t c u l t b , nrv. ... " ni. bui H i l l iti in mimi «osi« moti«y and,tl b money i.» noi now avyllible, and it i - not lìkely to In* uvnil*ble in RnriiLi until publii- sentiffctit k.ill Iti ..r> u rii l o ili inutili "( ite la» imi kers lurgiT di gin* <d 11 mi*U- r>> 1 tu- legis I liristi i •*i i * il ii**i ? n he ,.i,d •r « • P rice SlT'd), w i t h fu ll e q u ip m e n t, f.o .b . J io k o m o . i i nal l pox. u* a y he i hi •.i t le K. it , i I her. V\ •» k I * li* n**f » !' , ■ la* .e gaI ani borii i • i, t% * u g tieni wi.l ut 11 i mi t h re e 4 • i-.i * r. i. 1 , i low lev ’ i re.st free ’ -fa t" friend» dou g '," l I ton d a a., : a-. t a o or 1' , *i, i l i - tri. are • ■*& ,i.rvc ll. nk» uri- lo bc opened No v,min i In. unii tliiH stiouM (urtlicr 'ttcìig tiicn thè tu ni nei ni po»iliun N1 1 1 tic v in cunì«t nini fnreign ex , l.tng*, i i.o» licioming neurly nor mal ili-porti frani Ivniliiig inule reiitcr, IniUi'silt" limi more «euxon¡ible wi.ilhcr l- mukmg reti»! ditrilaitinn Miiiieuli.il more uitivc |i, j . r, " io ii lontinuèi to i hurin ieri«.c thè Iroii unii steri traile,, whioh re, i,1 1 r.-i fbe re-entry of thè railromli i.. buyer* tu i|iocketi it mio ih-»- lib* y. i,uluci,t in dry gootli ia Nomewhal improvdl, but comlitions uri* vety un-eitlcd and uri gular. ForelK» coniructs kocp inany «hoe factorieit I m- v yet thè delnyed domeatlo deiumihI renilen thè generiti situi.non Mime» bai utiNaliifuclory. Tried Chicken. A Tennessee, preacher aa)'B that a man who would cut a fried chicken that had been stolen Is aa guilty ns the thief who stole It There must M n -CfK Itiib b in * S c 'v Ice Cream i’boeniv Lodge No ft. K. «if M«s-tN nocoihI ¡It'll fourth ruesduyi Ni ling knights nlvv.,v- web ion« II. Mel ululili " I Miller h It and S III*- t ni', il .-siali s urlio dier i iirrlcH tbe ln- rnuiiil*. i tie French d l,j I'm (he Un -i.ut t;o. ilo, liiilimt I til’ the l u p i n i ....... i hi uiul th e Sw iss I” " In hi)Mi,lh,ii sud i"mip i Mv carts li* ar at Inni,I •tu- ill Ml -t, add" d are of about .'t*'" per rit!,- ^ mfGf fi V l i m i ¥ MAXWELL’S 104 F. Stree PERIODICALS Soda Water • Conlectionery • Cigars and Tobacco ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + + 4 + + '4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + + 4 4 4 ,+ + + 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 - 4 4 4 4 1 wm C i It Always Helps s-aiifiird Lodge No. J7. I u . t> 1 Meet* every Monday al 7 :.'lll p in , ov >* Imperial T h ea t re .1 \\ ,>. Singletary " H Wri ght Secreiarj * N 1• says Mrs. Sylvauia Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., In \vi it it:;; of her experience with Cardul, Hie woman’s tome. She says further :•. "Belore 1 bc^an to use Cartlul, my back and head would hurt so bad, I tliuuffht the pain woj|!d kill me. I was hardly able to do any of my housework. Alter taking three bottles of Cardul, I lieean to feel tike a new woman. I soon gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well a s ,run a big water mill. I wish every suffering woman would give tìnte City < amp No fi, \\ <• W .Meets second and (ourlli \Vedneadtt> nights In each month. V 1 Miller .1 ! Hoolehun Clerk < mined Coninuiixit r I ’ nhcil B r ot h e r h ood «if C a r pc n t e r i J o i n e r s of A mèrli n c t l,er » A„-munì t lon. I: and “ -Nlie ' m .Sanford, laxad Uiuuii .No. 17ó 1 meoU ftr»t and liiird Thursday night at 7 o'elorl in the Eagles' Hull. J.'W u Singletary, J M. Ilrmtn, S n - ’y T r e . l i . he (.ol.ie ilUTi-rcnee III e illpablllT} A |t I* li I -sii ill «od i man can lertalnl) round the temp . in11«>li to kIc.i I ii Cjllckeli, lull It would M- si lir«i and U l K l V. ria r ol H r * T Si uni . be some Job to loins up the bird after [ a l U bad boon nit el), fried und moved t> i. Tayl or Secretary with a boccake on the side.- Houston r Host. ■ I ’ fe s i font oilge I J I 1 In -'dA’. ni ght I ’.«I tie i ; ■> \ v e It. I. Pe« k T h e W o m a n ’ s T o n ic a trial. I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad, and it always does me ^ood." Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., arc sure siffns of'womanly trouble. Si^ns that you need Cardui, the woman’s ionic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardul for your trouble. It has been helpiug weak, ailing women for more than fifty years. Exalted Itole’ T h e L a k e H r c f / r t m i n i il N o , .11 J u n i o r Order t oiled Amcrirnn Mcrhanirs Meet» every \Vi*ilnc*da> at 7.10 I*. Up to Date Storekeeper. M., in tho City Hull. Visiting brothers ¡ Selling dcllcntoBBcn n prosaic occu ­ nr® welcome. C. if. Smith. Hoc. Sec. j pation. fit only for fat men pf Teutonic oxtraettont Nonttcnse! Not while tho (Vlctj City Aerie No, 1M51 huxlncir nr art or profession contains MvH-tmg «•very. Tuesday night nv 8 men tiki the Now York siornkcepor 'clock i’ico Building. who bar put over hla place n hi* sign . T . Hoo’.chan. G. E, Taru|u», reading "Culinary Art Specialties!** Worthy President Secretary . iP I ' Get a Bottle Today! ,„ O f 1 » J1 »J1 )■( >■< )■( )Mt )■< )%Q , N iZ U S t k l ü í: - . , -JP yd �■■■■I PAGE E I GH T T i l t : SANFOftl) HEItAt.lt I ABOUT PEOPLE 4 , i fitnrv apron» t hat N O V E M B E R fi. * hr dih<I»i n f u 11y Mrs, J N Whittier early in the even- anee. ¡J Reports* were mail mg. with l i n y Ui us t -of Mmrh, the licus and Ttraiur ClUautu i n v rtfnr M M fo SMo. A {.must i-inpnrrartY ¿Hjunct to a good tplyndid activity t hat is Zjlf t t*« r -» m » - t i if r - t o W pr Mi Ml Utt HTTP w t - ‘■felnr -fTti» i f r usut ftr ri'fff o w i n g f jhy^n g o o d - t i m e , for the pleasing in hank.t> An excellent ladii*» Mi»* Edit h Strwurt, vocal, ' combinat ion of young (wopfe and ifude hy the co mint lice solo. Mis* l l u l i v Ill'll», jnano n u in plenty oT “ e a t s . " on a lake shoie by of seed and on the sale her. Mr» E rn f st Hotts, voi-ul solo moonlight was irrisisllble. Enjoying showing a cooperation of M A- (Ii‘i*. Hy in i ii pin in* number In the pleasures <d the ride were Mrs |peoph-j for a* Cjty| lleuun tin1 IIiumt guessing i niitest Mrs, M e Kitino'ii, M ism-s lmry W hitner. most gratifying May T Ernest Hetts made the highest Alice W hitner', Annie tt hitner, Essie elected treasurer, vice It score The house was decorated Purdon. Charlotte Hand. Helcnjllow- resigned. Mrr. Henry W’i with qtuilitities of yellow cosmos land: Messrs Gen Grovenslein. Seth brief outline for the plans Woodruff, Osborne Herndon, Karl ground^ at the Gramm Houtnillot. Ned Chittenden and Park, stating t hat it had * Howard Swartz ’ by Uu citv for thnk nu Mrs J T B r a d y entertained with a charming evening party on W e d­ The month of November is tilled nesday. in honor of the Katz Club. with splendid opportunities for pleas­ T h e duh colors of black and yellow ure and prulit along various lines. were artistically used in the decora­ On the evening of Nov, 10th the tions. with numerous little black civic c ommi t t ee of the Welfare De­ cats rluiMtig each other up and down partment will present a play at the the window draperies amt walls, Imperial, replete with interesting making a tinifjue combination of and amusing features, t hat prom­ cats and-colors that was Very a t ­ ises an evening of pleasure and suc­ tractive. The taldes were very pr et ­ cess. t y with their handsome appoint ­ ments. centered b y vases of yellow Nov. lffth, uniler the auspices of flowers Graceful spray* of the pink the Hed Cross Fund Association. vine trailed over the white covers. Forrest D ab ney Carr and other are T h e place cards for the ladies were tists will be heard a t t he Congre­ littlo cardboard black cats. Upon gational rhurch’. A rare treat is In - . P t r w n a l M ention t he plain white place cards, for the gontlemen original verses reyhming store* for all music lovers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhodes with the club nickname of each one, have moved Into their new homo on At the rçgtffn r ^ uiLgliUK ?f tinwhen read, ^CtziA_jrajii«_.of "Oak avenue. laughter. A t e mpt ing salad course Avelfani Depart meut ~Nov. * 18th, Dr. was served. In the am’uajng cat T. A. Neal will » ddress the meeting All puzzle contest Miss Helen Howland on the s u b j e c t of “ H e a l t h . " won the prize of a black toy ca t . member» of the Woman's Club and Mr. Hoy C hi tt enden won a prett y their friends are cordially invited Aftie. Music and dancing made the to come and enjoy themselves. «»id«' sa^liui llut Jtll «uulll E a t-M o re ArM D. E V E N T S ¡ . f i f f ffl , . . Informal lurrvlMn A d«dightfully informal ryrt'ptmn was ti udi rid t i f di’lt gat«'» 1 «. i,r K|>lsro|iitl rtit—tnmiry mi't'lmg« and pnmhioneni and friend» of tin- Holy Cross church, lust «‘ veiling. :>t the Parish House by the members n( the St. Agnes Guild The hull was pr«-ttdy decorated in yellow and green T h e punch table wij * wry attrai live with quantities of white star jessamine, the bowl being sur­ rounded by crystal candlesticks, from which beamed the glow, ui yellow candles. T h e punch bowl was presided over by Mrs. Archie Bet ts and Miss Josie St union. Serving were the young ladies of the Guild. A large crowd of friends were present. * Father l.ittle of O rl an do, ’ Dt. Litch of Winter Pflrk and Misses Ilertha Dawson and Carrie Days of Or'InndOf^ " * * 2 * 7 Fat her Little has chsrge of tho colored work in Orlando and is won­ derfully successful. A p to p Show er T h e aprpn shower given nt the home of Mrs. S. G. Kennedy, under the auspices of the Baptist Aid S o ­ ciety Titursd&y afternoon war a splendid success from every st and­ point. T h e house was crowd d with members and friends of the society who enjoyed the gracious hospitality of Mrs. Kennedy, each one bringing an apron. After the guests wore a s ­ sembled Miss Rummage (Miss M a r ­ tha Fox) was introduced. She apol­ ogized for being late und stated that her tardiness was due to having to “ rummage for n pair of gloves,” which when found were too small. Miss Rummage was gowned in (he non d i f - i j p t wearing apparel one expert» fo Ikii d at a rummage sub*, in hel.nlf of which i lie aprons were presented. A basket containing jirohahly fifty hours fly on winged feet Mrs B ra dy' s guests were Misses Adelaide, Anne and I.lllian Higgins, Charl otte A Jilant sale will he held Nov. Hand, Kssio Purdon, Helen How­ land, Glaffys Morris, Anna M c - 22nd, under tho” auspices of the Lndghlin, Muriel Harrold, Mrs. M c ­ Cisj'c Commit tee of the Welfare De­ Daniel and Mrs. Geo. ‘Fox; Messfs. partment. Karl Koumillut. Ralph Wight, Ro y and Joe Chittenden, Osborne Hern- uj •r•>i.> »,.•» p r e - e i i t e . | M> Ki nnoi i enjoyed a -u.i« r i de Miss Rummage, who when unfold-j to thb Swartz place on Lake Onoro. ing the package* found a few pretty^ T h e party assembled at the home of ,/nnior > irn l . n t g i e \l> unusually interest mg inri-tiug of t he luup-r i ivn Ic . i gi ie wa* I ' M at the W o m a n . ' I lui> r o o m s Mon «lay a f t e r no o n, with a firm at t end■- F r e s h F r o m tho Lo ca l G r o w e r s g Plant, Turnip Greens, Mmt ar•! < ireen PepperV O r a n g e s , 1 2 c per doz. Mr. J. B. J a r v i s bus returned from a ten days' visit to his mother in North Carolina. . i IVI WI1KKK I T PA VS T O PAY CASH 110 2nd Street, West PHONE 3 2 4 W E DELIVER church js a delegate to the mission meeting at Holy Cross Church. , Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Parrish are t i e guu.Ls'pf Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Punish. f M r i t . J . H. Ferguson spent nesday a t Orange City. PHONC 324 For Kent- House A J as. Moughlon, 1021 l For Rent Cheap Tin I place,' 5 acres, at Mo„r Spe Dunam Mitchell Wed­ For H e at - T o relined couple, fou, nlco zooms. Excellent location. TVdollars per month. No „null rhi|. C h i d Clerk Boyd of the post office dren. Enquire R, Herald office department located at J acksonville ____ -________1________ . 13-ti is in town. For Rent — Five room home ^ Elm avenue. All modern improve, ments. 116 per month |>., a ,,„r N. H. Garner . C L A S S IF IE D For Rent Nice light housekeeping, tilated bedroom, .til A D V E R TISIN G ♦ rive acres tiled U i limits (or rent, near brick mad loading station. Apply to \ Connelly, Sanford. Flnr •!, • * All Local Advertisements Under This Heading TH REE CEN TS a Furnished rooms for I Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ut Mrs. C. H Smit I Charge 2.1 Cents. A vi' , bet ween ird ” 1 J, Miss Currie D a y s , secretary of the ohm J u n i o r Auxiliary of the Kpiscnaid rhea ■ . —... ( I ' m i , |. , Italian L e m o n s , 10c V E G E T A B L E • ' tiss Mi-riti.i Dawson, represent mg the Da ug h t e r s of the Ki ng of I t ll a n d o 1« a gui'st of friends in t own ■ Okin Hring your market basket Come and pick out ju«i wl.m and it >*■ delivered promptly Mrs Morton Hopson has taken an uparlment with Mrs McDaniel at Seventh St. and I '«1 met to A vu. Mrs T II Laud is visiting her parents at I’ltint < it v 'Last night a jolly party of young people, chaperoned by MrWin T h e y « r e W h o l e s o m e , Appeti zing, E c o n o m i c a l S u li -c i M i.d h .iin ! stove. Two good ml ut g burners i I' " r Si de I Mi f ur ni sh e d for gu~tini' - T. i m . s o n TO Bath and Lounging Robes These come for either ladies gentlem en. Would you appreciate one? Y es, and Your friends would, I » Select Now- KENT I ILuiiti- fur lb' M T u n ' " • !» rgi f ur id-t.i -1 «"-ni. Mr- «* | 1 . i «if Mi- f ,*'|\1it ¡i fit 1 i Ot k u m nui’ 1 <>r dù ut- J- 1 '«• a «Ti* f.iriii, tifiir * hi- HID «il I II IDJ<A1 > 1 Uaiui'it Siding. Cottugn, Marti,, chickidiick- tin. »ud i# K 1 aih>>ii11 i« i I nil nn I'flVr for *■!*• in front *•# c*n yards. Two urrtis tiled. $100.00 * * In Sin fn rii, In S r m l n n pvr season. 0 . M. Barry. li 2 l1-- 22tt rc id*, ■II<1 »HI titl n hK * h* I. ifa1 Stamped Materials Always so useful for gifts. Pillovs cases, towels, scarfs, night gowns etc., and all kinds of thread for work ing or crocheting. Wanted G«md Farm G i v e d«*seri pt ion o a lit r only J . A C h i c a g o III un i Hr fh •! Ju st the thing for the neat man who wants to be comfortable on the cold days. M u t i'l i ) ’• ! '» For Rent after Nov 1st cottage. 1211! I’ark avenue , Htr ?t it «la V nt I lie tu« 1i> Ï room ' a ii ir4Î *ak * «lav fL« * Jier m o n t h (i including wa t er J 12 5(1 LI'M ’i'-r7 mat of \\ fur " » 1 t \ ‘■« ciir dinf t d ile* film 1 * *• Spencer r nf ft I* 111 IiJHNj Ht’Vft *1 j i f f I* barn and house, near Meek rrock Station, known as Castle den. Address Cora C Moll 1205 Copter Si ., Canustotu. York. • 12 Big range of colors for The college youths, or the most conservative Styles. For R e n t —:Suite of three and bath. Over McCuller'f Sanford Tele phono Co. Boys’ Suits i a in' »4T- e»«|«.n, rirrtjltufl ■t . . t •«- «. âffj C u f **h*fc*«r i n .Khrrtlf **i*»t* u«> f«»r sVmin«»l« . Ii liuliuuun Mrkiruon A ÎI$rMn*ton, Attorney» 2 2 -lw F rl l,l»lntiil XXX - in Line “ Boys” with Stylish H ILL LUMBER CO Royal Brand Suit The season is just on for that new SUIT or COAT. | Don’t put off buying until' late, for ' two reasons First, you can get nearer just what you want before they are picked over; second, you will get a full season’s wear I Sewer Pipe, Doors, Sash a n d Blinds, Lime, Cement, Tile, Lath, Shingles, Wire Fencing, Corrugated Iron Roofing T h e B e s t M e ta l S h in g le s at $-1.75 per square T h r e e K in d s o f C y p re ss S h in g le s from $2.51? up C yp ress B o a rd s for B o a t s and L u m b er o f all Kin(b C olum ns and Newell P o s t s , B a n is te r s , N ovelties. T H E S E PRICES S T R IC T L Y . C A S H LUMBER CO �_ ' * ^ * y * * r e xrm heart w o r l d ’s of the m SEMI-WEEKLY T l I T COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD GOOD MEETING e n t h u s ia s m in O F T ÎT T T ' \\ I NT E R S E A S O N The i olimi' thf mo*t »*ni htisirmlii* a n d I >u It,itili it- t <t r i>il I i •i I It' l ‘*ll" * i 1 ■■! i t ti ni tt,, S o u t h e r n F.\|,t, * i . .«é, i ..........i it, teres I In t i t it.. *' r g.» luz,. Mi 0 :* . w h o a r e m i i l i mphittng «codi ng Ou , n a t i o n s : n F.,irop. " D o n a t i o n s of (II*mi ; tor j 4.1)ll? purpo.xrs ii| «.hi? IF 'i 1 r. 1 i ici y may t ,- i tt i t ;* *t ! « luírj¿** I«. Hu* ,i ’ • 1 . e*| inditi*?’ Wí l cr . 11. \ M(| .1 t Ilot t¿cd to i h - t ru. t iìi V»ii I * n a pul uílu 1*5 in y o m .bv]^ interr'-T- ir,i meeting# tit/ hall la|,t dent •>h(- m,i . w hen t bey . - 1 > lur ri n.i t o t he A m e n i ai< IF •I » r o. al W a s h i n g t o n , l i ( > neh * (.resided with hi» usuai gru ce ht I s t y l e tndHtenUal ndgror'ua. manner. __ ItMii n/V U rtllJtilll «1-1 t(4 ^_ " n è - mettM.i' ng had no- specilli m u t t u l a k e up. except the reports Oil of the viirihu# committees nnd the plan uf the* >cnitljole County pai r, and in ih»- lati'T the chair uppmnl ed ' J|w, r. \V.d k'-r, -It u ligo a 1 'I It I lie- oll t |l(. c o mmi tt ee tu re presi* nt iloFtimmi rn.d 1 l>h They will al «" _ j« |b#t . ■ .» !«■ ‘ i . , i ’ 11 i Wh -ili- i o " ! Tltlt 11 • * tlllfge " f t h e >• in I .tic a n d -liso ilo- • » IUee MIMI tu I..I.I to Or l at ol o The reports uf va r i o u s c o m m i t très were read »nd all of t h e m s h o w iti progre-s and great re s ul t s will trrrue fron» thei r good work ilo- m a t t e r of hav ini! *» .u i »>ry in y.t 1 . : or ,l1 .41**! ,-sl-l Ilo- preseti! m.i fi . • fot ,| cig.tr F > g r. it. . ■ i •, •i o n i. ' 1■i * Hi , I I . . ; ' . NS -t < ii¡ Urli ! ri 1 », j |r| *»"t 11F 111 * 1 * Ir. t. FORI) FRIDAY NICHT, tioiiul i hur, h Friday ^ A I ^ T I T I ON- TTUESDAYS N SO 2 1 (‘ R E S I D E N T Y A O A F N — ______ L____ 4*\t 111, -OIiVl-l.il •tII Vkil ! Î .1 '4*- i .1 ll :...» i.t i n u l i . Fui IÎ V, ,»* <••! t>> > i■*t •■r F! 1 1:> r ( 'art- mII. i , hf .It* pr»-'i ♦t. li! 1Int! t h», «l.il v r* vri- t r;tr v ould Coti! y « io h • illtJHl1r fkut . im*mhrr- v lo» h u v e no rrrnrd «>r *■<>11-1 l ot i on >1 i T o d o n l m! ** <*f ilu* lieti It will ih. n L»** t t.» duty ,d no, \ 1 j •.»,.»« r Fi os » ■1 l o *»trf i u<t-l v V I *-*I *J T’rr— *rr— n*r» * tli- rei i'Til- nr i reili iiiuil. h c l u r e the i.i-vt *t ; dc o m venti mi NEW ASSOCIATION TO BE ORGANIZED IN s a \ f o r i ) n e x t T i l l T tS D A Y •T h e « oi t v e n t i nn of t h e J ' P ( . Si«ter C":i•i n t t t r - 'Trrpfl t h a t '■this' T h e it* i Il.i[iii<i ^ r g s u i x a t i o i i i h t t i held Kt - i mm* - lartie ti- .i • '.'I "I n Hide ti e iiie«tion .,* t o m l u i l i lie k n o w n a« t lie S e m i n o l e I t u p tu* i iiin|ijete r e c o r d * . a* a w h o l e , hut \vtoeii iti on in t h e new d i s t r i c t will Si «; I i he r ( ' a r l o t t a , S I».. wa- wn.« d i r ei im i agatn«t me m l n r * who In- o r g an i z e d hen» n e t t T h u r s d a y . re-el . t presi dent u( tlte F l o r i d a h a v e no r e c o r d at all. i n connec* Nov. U tb. A fine rnueting is prom­ unt i l i evening, beginning at 'i o i Im k a« nearly us possible. T h a t the entertainment i# going to lie* uni<|ue and c a p tiv a t­ ing is cerlain, and that there will In* a crowded house there seems every probability. «M a yor T h ra s h e r lieu ited the list ol ticket subscription# and ¡« followed hv our nitllltt ailil division, United the tion with tills tho pretddeAt st at ed on ised. as the following program dem­ Daughters of f*onf*-di r a c . It will he her fi fth T h u r s d a y t h a t t h e r e were a s ma n y o n s t r a t e s ; " A g e n t * in r e por t i ng mu 1^ ale« e x e e U l i t c t e r m in t h a t otite« T h e a* perhaps forty H o n d a ‘ me mt i e r s 1 i.dO a. m. Devotional, Kev. Wm.| will n i n e in tin- " ( . ' l i urge»" m l u m n el ect I n oc c u r r e d a t I Int o o ' c l o c k of the I D. Í*. who have* no r ecord S t o n e s of O v i e d o. ni t he i r r e p o r t e " l l i - d Crie.« " Fçid.! ■ » mi *1 .JNi*- rVV lli- -tii-i —h a l b it o »d i no ««-ito h a v e only a n a m e civ I1U.U u. m. Addr e s s, by K e v . C . M " P i e u s e furnish me prompt!., a Many r>' t h e d el eg a t e s b'ft iputU' l luil " lured on t h e b o o k s , ' T l f l t t A i n . r e p r e s e n t i n g f ol untiti a Ci i l It i s ti oder« 1ood i l . .11 Willi t 1 1 1 " re- i leg,L,Hi 1* 11m of the pr i nc i p a l - ml b i « ' i n your ty I " t . *»1 ! «topi Itili u| a ' t a t i * r»■g t-1 r > division Fiat .. , C , r . t : M h Un t r- h : l.i r- . «:■ mi n . i vilb I J "U m •t Í 3FI II »I. p l ov i d i u g ! - 1 1 •■ni r v oi •II* 1.III# m lit ' w i i F . .inni I . 1,, k pi ol i * i m >ii. > i n. « t u . attoniti M C M l b. ■. : d 1 t!" p .!g nt j , pii ., a . I I, u t 1 1 1 .. T t ■ i o- 1 1 mil I ugelli l i t .............. .. glint b m e II | \ti li i l i a p t e r . I’,. HabaiNr««‘i* «il r» •ifd*. n o Indili g v .io, lp-r na m»-s. . t' ar s. oi - o! 1 1 . * p i i - • •o no Ol '*, f tof. r ih » iL* i ’ in, ■n >i-r ....... I . Uly the hm» i' >¡•. . tul r,-linw i t t i .r il nio-i Itberal was IF , p ' •• I •11 r I lele ■1 * ■ 'd t i ...... n * r • ' ■■ F" * ' l -• ' < ■ V u. h I" ■ r . ■ , . - i :fe i •i "i, ga t e i * i *■ * • !.. I ■•. • i o m I'- «u.ato- 1 . 1 f i r g a n u a i i-.Mi-r 1 l* ■ 1 ■' , . P ■: i .« -id t 1 en . i . ' ■I. . . . ' o ai a il l i n i n g s ol the i , o n , Fileil M o d e r a t o r , F i l e d C l e r k I i. • i o M .Co- t 11 II leseli •I vice president by On* presi dent g e n e r a l , and Treasurer, Ke c pg n i ze V i s i t o r s . »Iil'.ei t Oie w ule I p u l n u i F lOilliedl . Oi l s lu pass Wlllioiil beurll l g 1t. \dnpt C o n s t i t u t i o n anil lly « l a iw s , ately u p o n r e c e i p t ol t hi s l e t t e r . } T i c k e t s of a d m i s - i o i i ure 50 c e n t s , s a m e . ' i ml i e r of v o l e s , * gi ven t h e < II» l l e n u t l f ul Hall I .ilei l o s i n 1 11J io se,| b V \I ani l D e c l a r a t i o n of Fai l l i C a l . upon On- ne ws pa pe r , u. y o u r I a r y h a v , failed ol a l r e a d y b e i n g ( p r e s o Wh i t " » gui o g t o li tppi-n Nov i I of J acks , tnv die . Mo de r a t o r appoint Nom inating t own a n d givi i tieni the nitori . . ' , - i pr o vi de d they •all o b t a i n s a m e by II I. I h. • ,t . I !• i ut it -o C l ! ! i '• ' i \\ i " hi ll ••minate in o r d e r tb. t it mu . r--.oi i ad ng at I. I. I' Fi ii ; d rug - t o t . . * Pr o II 'iicml<-r o| t it • . • , T It, •*'*r j \ ! li- t l i l l D ' 4 il •limitici oi h i vi»; t ». « ,» t-.r-i H i ' *ì u , u t , ' M, iti i<**r ^-f.i ic Hoard ol \I U iinaty I ti a t It o 1 M i M .o I n W■ 11 i ; *MhI , I -s •. t M ill 11. \ \T’ • t an db F i, ■, ( , * i » - « . ■» ,-• i -, \it, r o., i . - . l ) V»* M : * • *T ■ ,*!■' «fj| \\ • .»;•• • 1111 VI-1,11. 111. T i m i * 1 '• . ,* >•. - 1«* I . t. ■• 1 bob o - l pia .. ol N.-vl Hl c. t l t ' C 1. Í A h I t t M M M i . Il «I i -, I -, 11 I * ,, j >Mi irj «viJuJ • il fi"* » 1 ,i . ; - . ,o i-i .no liuti F i r mi g l i { h«* i r 1» k* 1* - I T V ' ' t ■ M - . . i» d i.*, *\| F « st'-- tu- \i ..id T \ i u\ini: n m. m i TEK CARLOTTA TO THE N O V E M B E R KUh. .ilinttt T AND FRIDA YS A GREAT MUSICAL U. D. C. MEETING E N T E R T A IN M E N T HELD IN KISSIMMEE talked »uddtiib »nd vould not bo |mwnt order» in ull case.# in lit, mail« puyL . Vice Vim President (J. ,nd ( W. Spencer able to the lt««l Crow Society. aA Life I» Wmih Living s wKoi t n. r e u m i » n i:#n u voli m i : vi XHi; W O R K v bo k ta h lk sec tio n ( TH IN S A N K ) f l D ‘ (¡rk a tk ü t THE SANFORD PUBLISHED (¡H E A T XT . -mJ ltd .1 F r at . M t i' g'. in . I ot : ■ i \l ti r "I vv ' ■• Why ye II •«. . i v\ 1U M u i ’ -, t MI.Ir- ■ ■! U»-V 1 !. L’r b i . •f li-iai ..us Horn, ■ at Vrcndia MIt i P . » Í Mt-I tl . . U M■1 ¡I j . . i... i . -I t i i i t i . t t i t . g ’ u tu t i n t t e e . M , „ ......... i ..u - Hi,-.- .-«i Md O l«I »I , V\ W >. t H ol lo al­ M . , »J I M 11 i ........... d F ' i >• '• I Mr ra.li .. .it malli* .1 s t o a lew i r .g a p p e a l l-r> ■ t- • u,.. a d upi> I' I• 1 11.« l u m i i.« to the , ■ ..to t I* pl . oe » lio III, to pa ! s ■r Ilf I , -I o i r !.. I, .sl l et 1 ..*01 . i Mi v-r >r* -id. to y mi — ire ” 1 1 i di., U, i nvi t ed to- It,' .,n>i In M. n*u< • tin V' t V i 1cit - t ■■ pa I i a, ti I III II i nt I „I I I i i■ di.. I, i oat 1 t ! IF Is t • a* ; \.¡, II dt« "1 the i l l . , ; ol, t i l l 1 Ilnlir.il \ O kM’I 11 exiled upon as they lui ve recenti} removed h i r e a n d ex pe l o mai o Smford h > ibpialher« (o II- Sollt II ili o .<■.(, »* |*r«« ttu »¡hi* t U r . -•f ’ . O " V. 1 . 1IMI \* FI i l < ft ir M 1 tc * ' ' - il I* 1 . -1 .. «•t 11 • « . i • liITT«*’ 1f * .»il ' , 1 .("'t, ¿imi » U m pi *»H. !*♦ *t -M'F ■ri i F. i llnrt-* ol *J f • ih •f , >1 bn.blii, i*r *t It W - I ki r iil.Vo ma d e a s i l i finit appeal fur m o p e r a t i o n ' a m o n g ihc m u n i s ,,l S a nf o r d and a m o r e •clivi- p„rt in t he C o m merei ai t i n t . Harry W a u l , wlm is o n e uf t h e pronunciti mani i f.o-turerj , ..( I n d o •fl*. al t hough he miikim lus h o me in Sanford ga v e u brief lui k on t h e neciwsuty of ge t t i ng t o g e t h e r a n d hlinrit.g "in more peopl e atol m o t e dlrtvrii-s. r Several o t h e r me mb er s of t h e d u b followed And t In- «pi nt m a t u f i - t c d •t tin meeting Fri day ni ght will •ft a« a l ea v e n on t h e w Inde i nai •fid the men of Sanford will s oon I- ^**Hre t h a t t h e C o m m e r c i a l t ' l ui t i s . I lever to ma ke t h e c i l v m o v e forward Me mb e r » a r e ' j o i n i n g ev- I lo ; : a -, » l i 11. t <-i it Itou t I J |»Otll 1 1I .* u|»p»r >* Johli ^ 1*. *■ f 1 JlJsl IH* ’*'i* di..: *. *> F- 1 « 1,1 , l ' * I hmH'1 * l'to ‘ Kappa \- 1 1 - al id Iv u i > it Dijta Kt. deM. i t p. r , t y will I re- ent .............. p i d d : to I ' I ............................. t ■ t . ki « \ o - l I t i ' o . • 1 Jt I D* i 1 1 n ., t tII ., Ci a du .... « n 1••I a v a c a i (I'll lie fee) , l 1' l" k-'ndl. “ r“ t " ll 1 1 bn.iiit- l ' *" ' ........ l" t *'< l l e n a n t |as" M r t d h e r l ........ in F H •1 I dea l C i t i z e n s h i p Ft.- . - .,r W liti Ulan S Uoke oit I hi at !» td l u . I f i n d . t H . p t i - t chnr* I >t ■ <• avenue. 1 tus p >......................I l ive l e c t u r e » in be - b l i v i i - c t v e m her under t h e nu pi ces I l ereati C l a s s f i r no . Tin* l e c t u r e on "Lavi ti It t i n n i t o I deiti C t i i z c n s l n p , * . •tteuduiiei« is desi red. The com- .nrntw; on ihe smoker is urged to get ■ _ J* l' enjo yed ->n t, • t. •uii) i . t * l 1 t> .t i t. . No the ' K, t b> J u d g e l>y every o ne pres A!! trtVti arc* cordi.rlly invited to be wi th its. • position of General Mastery "f , . e Dr» t ha t h od of the I’reaby- C h a n c e r y Judge P er k i ns m. nb t l " |^ c urch axpe t to no to De .ip point incut and in thi* f l. ua d ay afternoon, a b o u t J u d g e He r r i ng will i.»k< .-vot»-io< *'lni ,lr0n,£ ‘ ntl wil* hl?|l' institute a a n d a t t e n d to ma n y ot t (>•_ mo >r ,,r Klstituti »n in t h a t city The d e t a i l s id l lie c a s e , m i m i m. i it er nd llrotherhood will give them thua taking some of the b ur d e ns foodniiUel Thuraday night and u from the shoulder# of the circuit 1»kn i . ■.^ ®*Ph'cted wh„ r l “ cu by oy all ait of or those tnoae judge. The many friends of Judge hood “tend K0in|ï' Tho Brother- Herring Ure extending rnngrat illa­ mxsv (im0Vemc? t «trowing and tion*. ■ *« * ow mem Dem «re K Biembem ire bei being added mU _ Mrs. Forrest Dabney Carr, a so* prano of delightful presene« and in**«!*1 Bed tal Pri‘la)' Friday oven-jBweetnosa, oven* Notmu*ic*.1 'i~a will be hcanl in the fine ____ j Recital Nik * iI * t»a u l o t d . . ,a«t la . Mr 1Mu. ki-r has uni, ol t lo >1, 1 if., pa t i II, I l,c play t o > ! hi c o n i to- J , t ll Me , • ,* ,• , oi t hi f r a t e r n i y Ini vi i d 1, 1 1 <I o-i llu« play a n d t he y i . tti - t i mi t h a t i» well wor it nor * u ppor l l -rl , t u l l i r m i l i .t -I , < Kl» I*. ' lit r i ve * t di ed M e e t i n g ||. Ilei resh m e n i t u m m j t t e e of f ,. i :,. . li di uri* n«nue*t**d to me e t a' i t , - t * « t d e n i o of Mrs Allen J u i n « , t ,, F..ri> a v e n u e 1 liur.-day a l t e r no o n at A Hi o ' c l o c k . DROH * . w. .W ex/N . a e w o Loi N I j » - B O ^ B S of Friday evening noxt. I , p-,- * I t tus i i ................. i - .t d i e 't i I . t,. •r ■ i i. ■•used „ , tt . , la i i.li . Uii.|ia>iil Atlnritnit y o u l.i. Fl»»' *1% * - t r> • I • -li I u -• it, pr • » . tu. •; nul low, to t II I IU|I*|I t i ni f il- «,, III i ,.» a r it....... lo . ! il. ». ofang» gr'. >v. ■on v, rii- vi 1 io’ >alni liti IhiiJK'h n m - 1 i n p*»rt.»f,t r» - III 1le log , at i i n u i io .i i u i nf o r ' ab!,- ),rolc ì it* * n 11» f «tf *• flit ilo Oli ., Pl'l A, 1I' 1n pro« per m i ' i ir W -V» I in- (ri ■OZI** 1,111 <• 1 F 1 ■tl [tt-t 11 ' > « ' '>•* 11Un 11 i - imo li tic, d e l * t **ri v«' 1, 1IMF! ■ 1 1- fili p,| ■ ■1 -lo d 1" opl t It. *|i* 1.1 1••«f ! ol 1« • H i * - . . in. ..] 1 ff ‘*1* *'* ■t S Oa 1 ■. . * **li Ilo,, . t lt*i ! W 1. 41 11 ■ in d In -1 •t ' v i v a l i 1,11k 1• Il p »I *1»* » ! I Vpi a , -Itoli i *t t, .1 ’ ' y» I ■ 1 1 Mr I - » d i- Vul cd l o t i l l t o [| it,.,! in g oo d 1 1 , d bea Ut I ft) I. tilled lo , I. - 1 t •. i --1 i tut •I ; , 'i - a u d 11- I IO •’ * .«itti , . •i .o r . . . 1 ........i 11g h l nil I b i s t o g a n d »•1 1 » u* o. Ito 1 p» f lot tu.i n- e ot , , i -■ ir .viti t s t r o n g r e s i dui »" WM I, uns a n d t at i . , i ini" 1 • tt "«i dnt u ot i l i gat i ons a n d - 11 mor ii den t ge ne r a l ol l hi ,■. i . -i d- • Ih i' o s • ' d mot I ■| •, ., t •■.. t., t , •, •i.*r i l o . . t ti t .............. . . I F ' ■ . i t. ,.. , \| | yp.tt .s lia-. tu» I . , it ,, i • , . t. •< ' »*' •■' "agl i > >r - F . m a g o t., great F r , p 1 1 " • a . 1 1 .»Xt * g t i . i s t r e n g t h \ oil will know e a c h t u r i l i d by blood i.n-l not ■otiti-i n s b l p «otti ring, a n d dc. .t t i c a me tu her |„.r ,,( , Ip. . ,st. a n d let i n gi ve t h e m tn-laws" or wlm » ■ ■ re« e . . « i . on ih.»t • • ■ . . . , . i be t r »bar«* ««I -n ilo- n g t s l i r hook win '>• I g,-nt. and t» f t< ' '• h a d l-.-i t, interest in tilts m o v e m e n t -I till ilo* next s t a i ......... n v c u t t n u ali he, hl c l o n i t o r .sill- wa s tío_____ upfily t he s e. W h a t a c t i o n flu* irttither of «tv < Ini,Den and b-av»« ----- -hr I lUbliltlllJ, i . ftl _ f-| l i ifY a M D l-OIH) HON, Gtl II HRH” * W . I'OX. rttUl t Vi) f 'f* R D M ^ - A M M T P i A N fc . 4 ,,-...«1.,.-,» 1 Mr. n-,,,.. Wi l s on ami Mi ss ( 'alFittruii- t Fox. wh o have flu* s y m p a t h y of the e n t i r e j community F F! C. C l a s s Keft. u*) me anl im,. and a r r a n g e (or a [ f Or on* good time and report report at ' Judge He r r i ng llonori at the the Rex, meeting. Judge George G. Herring has been ---------------- --------------------- ■ honored by the uppmn fnenl to the AVill Del.and — (¡a — To -w .... »u \ I t h t h. " ,T 11 nt \-I.urg it . i .« (.i i 1■ i .• - V mu i.i lis ubi. i the I ñipe tul I heal er. s la. I i cke Ls I! r parent e t t l e i l in \\e.|i*ro New all. I to- mon,-y r t•«••«1 by lilis- •o m ­ t . -f t wI I.tic u n e a t r u t t e «ili i"- ntili/.ed to t lie loui eli pro. i . -u, ’ i o I >• . . ud ii , .. . p 'h , h " ) ......... ( t i l l # t ti- i » „l i a, . , : t , i,., - .niii* ........ ii.totti-v ss tM •\ n I ■. i s1 1 i ir V i|r l ti-U 'A ’. i « I -Pi, d i M it . o •»i 1■ i *jMi - |i d t«Ft ot ........... d o « I opt, ■- •■ * . 1, t-, .ci . , . . .. g •, . # ! F s 1a ■11 . t : r f e d i n g and l ar g er m e m b e r - gr«';t^ly The i m i renting will Ih» on cnt. j d a y Jitltht. November 2(tth and a I :■ ! . i ..i •p, -I al l o i . o, . : *eek anil each meeting exhibits (Jett. (1 Herring on N- vemtn-r Ft wa« I p r— . I i n i - >i i f i e r e d t.\ •UVille w'.is top t . t -I „ij. t •*■ j Suggesllon for beautiful Sanford The unction was asked, Why do you not plant some »i-cd tmd grow some flower# in your yard’1 \tol the , , i ll" . \\ ! . .1 ,..11-1 I , t - i vp, t i«i .i -1 wi -r » •,t at - t to r mat - b-’ I I I-S pi-, t I 1,|! V TI •t •11 r t ! * g.i CHASE & CO. Lift to lirst pane m en tion us ih r lariM*'»! m l veri ¡.sers in vi g up t m la y ’s |>SUe. rite a« I - Vefti>einetli llta> In- Inuncl * Og g I*s lion t (»at each person living in a rented house. in "this our beautiful city go to work und plant n few tlow|ers. ferns, plants or whatever may| strike hi# fancy Its the yard of his or her rented house. I t is naturally supposed that tho renter docs not contemplale moving this or next month, so why should he not have the pleasure of seeing his »cciI h m a ­ ture? J . R. S T K W A R T . The Largest Advertisement Today on page Special Nolice The Herald will on each day &all attention to the largest advertisement in the current issue. i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 06, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 06, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 06, 1914; <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/d21a4de79165f6681c5ac8de4ef45f77.pdf 39044a3a2f024230c7b3ae6d5a4243ce PDF Text Text ■■■■I PAGE EIG H T Tilt: SANFOftl) HEItAt.lt i fitnrv apron» that NOVEMBER fi. *hr d ih<I»i n f u 11y Mrs, J N Whittier early in the even- anee. ¡J Reports* were mail m g. with l i n y U iu s t-o f Mmrh, t h e licus a n d Ttraiur ClUautu 4 , inv rtfnr M Mfo SMo. A {.must i-inpnrrartY ¿H junct to a g o o d tplyndid activity t h a t is Zjlf t t*« r -» m » -tiifr -to W pr Mi Ml Utt HTTP w t - ‘■felnr -fTti» i f r u s u t ftr ri'fff o w i n g f jh y ^ n g o o d - t i m e , for the pleasing in h a n k .t> An excellent , . . ladii*» Mi»* E d ith Strw urt, vocal, 'c o m b in a tio n of young (wopfe and ifude hy the co mint lice Informal lurrvlM n solo. Mis* ll u l i v Ill'll», jnano nuin plenty oT “ e a ts ." on a lak e shoie by of seed and on the sale A d«dightfully informal ryrt'ptm n her. Mr» E r n f s t Hotts, voi-ul solo moonlight was irrisisllble. Enjoying showing a cooperation of was ti u d i r i d t i f di’lt gat«'» 1 «. i,r M A- (Ii‘i*. H y i n i ii pin in* n um ber In th e pleasures <d the ride were Mrs | peoph-j for a* C j t y | lleuun K|>lsro|iitl rtit—tnmiry mi't'lmg« and tin1 IIiumt guessing i niitest Mrs, M e Kitino'ii, M ism-s lm ry W hitner. most gratifying May T p n m h io n e n i and friend» of tin- Holy Ernest H etts m ade the highest Alice W hitner', Annie tt hitner, Essie elected treasurer, vice It Cross church, lust «‘veiling. :>t th e score The house was decorated Purdon. C h a rlo tte Hand. Helcnjllow- resigned. Mrr. H enry W’i Parish House by th e members n( th e with qtuilitities of yellow cosmos land: Messrs Gen G ro venslein. Seth brief outline for the plans St. Agnes Guild T he hull was pr«-tWoodruff, Osborne H e rn d o n , Karl g ro u n d ^ at th e Gramm tdy decorated in yellow and green Houtnillot. Ned C h itte n d e n and Park, stating t h a t it had T h e punch table wij* wry attra i * Howard S w a rtz ’ by Uu citv for thnk nu live with quan titie s of white s ta r Mrs J T B r a d y entertain ed w ith jessamine, the bowl being s u r ­ a charm ing e v e n in g party on W e d ­ The m o n th of N o v e m b e r is tilled rounded by crysta l candlesticks, nesday. in honor of the Katz C lub. with splendid oppo rtu n itie s for pleas­ from which beam ed the glow, ui T h e d u h colors of black and yellow ure and prulit along vario u s lines. yellow candles. T h e punch bowl were artistically used in the d e c o ra ­ On the evening of N ov, 10th the was presided over by Mrs. Archie tions. with n u m ero u s little black civic c o m m itte e of the W elfare De­ B etts an d Miss Josie St union. cats rluiMtig each other up and dow n p a rtm e n t will present a p la y at the Serving were the young ladies of th e window dra p eries amt walls, Imperial, re p le te with interesting the Guild. m aking a tinifjue com bination of and a m u sin g features, t h a t prom ­ A large crowd of friends were c a ts a n d -c o lo rs th a t was Very a t ­ ises an ev e n in g of p leasu re and suc­ present. * tractive. The ta ld e s were very p r e t ­ cess. t y with their handsom e a p p o i n t ­ F ath er l.ittle of O r l a n d o ,’ Dt. Litch m ents. centered b y vases of yellow Nov. lffth, uniler th e auspices of of W inter Pflrk and Misses Ilerth a flowers Graceful spray* of the pink th e Hed Cross Fund Association. Dawson a n d C arrie Days of Or- vine trailed o v e r the white covers. Forrest D a b n e y C arr a n d other are 'InndOf^ " * * 2 * 7 T h e place cards for the ladies were tists will be heard a t t h e Congre­ F a th e r L ittle has chsrge of tho littlo cardboard black cats. Upon g ational rh u r c h ’. A ra re t r e a t is In - . P trw n a l Mention colored work in O rla n d o and is w on­ t h e plain white place cards, for th e store* for all music lovers. derfully successful. gontlemen original verses re y h m in g Mr. and M rs. Charles Rhodes with the club n ic k n a m e of each o ne, have moved In to th eir new homo on At the rçgtffn r ^ uiLgliUK ?f tinwhen read, ^CtziA_jrajii«_.of Aptop Shower "Oak avenue. Avelfani D e p a rtm e u t~ N o v .* 18th, Dr. laughter. A t e m p t in g salad course T h e ap rp n shower given nt the In the am’uajng ca t T. A. Neal will » d dress th e meeting home of Mrs. S. G. K ennedy, under was served. All puzzle contest Miss Helen Howland on the s u b j e c t of “ H e a l th ." the auspices of th e B aptist Aid So­ member» of th e W om an's C lub and won the prize of a black toy c a t. ciety Titursd&y afternoon war a their friends are cordially invited splendid success from every s t a n d ­ Mr. Hoy C h i tt e n d e n won a p r e t t y to come and enjoy them selves. AfMusic a n d dancing m ade th e point. T h e house was crowd d with tie. hours fly on winged feet Mrs m em bers a n d friends of the society Mrs Morton Hopson has taken B ra d y 's guests were Misses Adelaide, who enjoyed the gracious hospitality an u p arlm ent w ith Mrs McDaniel at Anne and I.lllian Higgins, C h a rlo tte of Mrs. K ennedy, each one bringing A Jilant sale will he held Nov. S eventh St. a n d I '«1 met to A vu. H a n d , Kssio P u r d o n , Helen How­ an apron. After the guests wore a s ­ 22nd, u n d e r t h o ” auspices of the land, Glaffys M orris, Anna M csem bled Miss R u m m a g e (Miss M a r ­ Cisj'c C o m m itte e of the W elfare De­ Mr. J. B. J a r v is bus re tu rn e d th a Fox) was intro d u ce d . She a p o l­ Lndghlin, Muriel H arrold, Mrs. M c ­ partm e n t. Daniel and Mrs. Geo. ‘Fox; M essfs. from a ten d a y s ' visit to his m o th er ogized for being late und stated t h a t Karl Koumillut. R alp h Wight, R oy in N orth Carolina. her tardiness was d ue to having to and J o e C h itte n d e n , Osborne Hern“ ru m m a g e for n pair of gloves,” Mrs T II L a u d is visiting her which when found were too small. p a r e n t s a t I ’l t i nt < it v Miss R um m age was gowned in (he non d i f - i j p t wearing apparel one • 'tiss Mi-riti.i D aw son, represent ex p e rt» fo Ikii d at a rum m age sub*, ,/n n io r > irn l.n tg ie mg the D a u g h te rs of the K in g of in hel.nlf of which i lie aprons were 'Last night a jolly party of young \l> u nusually interest m g inri-tiug I t l l a n d o 1« a gui'st of friends in to w n presented. A basket containing people, c h a p ero n e d by MrWin I ABOUT PEOPLE «»id«' sa^liui llut Jtll «uulll Eat-More ArMD. E V E N T S ¡.fiffffl j irohahly fifty u j •r•>i.> »,.•» pre- eiite. | M> Ki nn o i i enjoyed a -u .i« r i de Miss R um m age, who when u n fo ld -j to thb Swartz place on Lake Onoro. ing the package* found a few p re tty ^ T h e party assem bled at the home of of the lu u p -r i ivn Ic . ig i ie wa* I ' M at the W o m a n . ' I lui> ro o m s M o n «lay a fte rn o o n , with a firm a tte n d ■■ T h e y « r e W h o l e s o m e , A p p e t iz in g , E c o n o m ic a l F re s h F ro m tho Local G ro w e rs g Plant, Turnip Greens, M m ta r•! < ireen PepperV O r a n g e s , 12c p e r doz. Hring your market basket and it >*■ delivered promptly Okin ( I ' m i, | . , Ita lia n L e m o n s , 10c Come and pick out ju«i wl.m V E G E T A B L E IVI WI1KKK IT PAVS TO PAY CASH 110 2n d S tr e e t, W e s t PHONE 324 W E D E L IV E R church js a delegate to the mission m eeting at Holy Cross C hurch. , Mr. an d Mrs. C. J. P arrish are t i e g u u .L s 'p f Mr. a n d Mrs. E. L, P u nish. f M r i t . J . H. Ferguson spent nesday a t Orange C ity. PHONC 324 For Kent- House A Jas. M oughlon, 1021 l For Rent C h e a p Tin I place,' 5 acres, at Mo„r Spe D u n a m Mitchell W ed­ For H e a t - T o relined couple, fou, nlco zooms. Excellent location. TVdollars per m o n th . No „null rhi|. C h i d C lerk Boyd of the post office dren. E nquire R, Herald office d e p a rtm e n t located a t Jacksonville ____ -_______ 1_______ . 13-ti is in to w n . For R en t— Five room home ^ Elm avenue. All modern improve, m ents. 116 per m o n th | >., a ,,„r N. H. Garner . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦ For Rent Nice light housekeeping, tila te d bedroom, .til • * All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 2.1 Cents. r iv e acres tiled U i lim its (or rent, near brick mad loading statio n . Apply to \ Connelly, Sanford. Flnr •!, Furnished room s for I ut Mrs. C. H Smit I A vi' , bet ween ird ” 1 J, Miss Currie D a y s , secretary of th e ohm J u n io r A u x ilia ry of the Kpiscnaid rhea ■ . —... . i i I' " r Sul i -ci Mi.dh.iin! stove. Two good S id e fu rn is h e d ml ut g burners I Mi fo r gu~tini' -T.i m . s o n W anted G«md Farm G i v e d«*seri p t i o n TO Bath and Lounging Robes These come for either ladies gentlemen. Would you appreciate one? Yes, and Your friends would, I » Select Now- J . A I ILuiiti- fur lb'M T u n ' " • !» rgi f ur id-t.i -1 «"-ni. Mr- «* | 1. i «if Mi- f ,*'| \ 1it ¡i fit 1 i Ot k u m nui’ 1 <>r d ù ut- J- 1 '«• a «Ti* f.iriii, tifiir * hi- HID «il I IIIDJ<A1 > 1 Uaiui'it Siding. Cottugn, Marti,, cidiickh i c k - tin. »ud i# K 1 ai h>>ii11 i« i I n i l n n I'flVr for *■!*• in front *•# c*n yards. Tw o urrtis tiled. $100.00 * * In Sinfnrii, In Srmlnn pvr season. 0 . M. Barry. li 2 l1- 2 t rc id*, ■II <1 »HI ti tl n hK * h* I. ifa 1 Stamped Materials Always so useful for gifts. Pillovs cases, towels, scarfs, night gowns etc., and all kinds of thread for work ing or crocheting. o a lit r o n ly C h i c a g o III KENT For Rent after Nov 1st cottage. 1211! I’ark avenue Jier m o n t h Just the thing for the neat man who wants to be comfortable on the cold days. including water un i Hr fh •! Muti' li) ’• ! '» Htr ?t it «la V nt I lie tu« 1i> Ï room ' a ii ir4Î * ak * «lav fL« * J 12 5(1 L'M’i I mat' - r7 of fur " » 1 t ‘■« , (i \\ \ ciir dinf t d ile* film 1 **• Spencer r nf f t I* 111 IiJH N j Ht’ V ft *1 j i f f I* barn and house, near Meek rrock S ta tio n , known as Castle den. Address Cora C Moll 1205 C opter Si., C anustotu. York. • 12 Big range of colors for The college youths, or the most conservative Styles. a in- e»«|«.n, ■t . . t •«- «. ' »4T- For R e n t —:Suite of three and b ath . Over McCuller'f Sanford Tele phono Co. Boys’ Suits rirrtjltufl âffj **i*»t* Cuf **h*fc*«r in u«> f«»r .Khrrtlf . Ii sVmin«»l« liuliuuun Mrkiruon A ÎI$rMn*ton, Attorney» 22- l w F r l l,l»lntiil XXX i - in Line “ Boys” with Stylish H IL L LU M B ER CO Royal Brand Suit S e w e r Pipe, Doors, Sash and Blinds, L im e , C em en t, T ile , L ath , S h ingles, W ire Fencing, The season is just on for that new SUIT or COAT. | Don’t put off buying until' late, for ' two reasons First, you can get nearer just what you want before they are picked over; second, you will get a full season’s wear I C o rru g ated Iron Roofing The Best Metal Shingles at $-1.75 per square Three Kinds of Cypress Shingles from $2.51? up Cypress Boards for Boats and Lumber of all Kin(b Columns and Newell Posts, Banisters, Novelties. T H E S E P R IC E S S T R IC T L Y . C A S H LU M B ER CO �_ ' PUBLISHED m * ^ * y * * r e xrm heart T l IT (TH of the w orld ’s IN S A N K )flD COMMERCIAL CLUB HELD GOOD MEETING e n t h u s ia s m in XHi; WORK O F T ÎT T T ' \\ INTER SEAS ON The i olimi' I >u It,i t il i it- t <t r i>il I i • i t e r e s I In t i t it.. *'r g.» luz,. Mi 0 :* . w h o a r e m i i l i m p h i t t n g « c o d i n g Ou , n a t i o n s : n F.,irop. " D o n a t i o n s of (II*mi ; tor j 4.1)ll? p u r p o . x r s ii| «.hi? IF 'i 1 r. 1 i ici y m a y t ,- i tt i t ;* *t ! « luírj¿** I«. Hu* ,i ’ • 1 . e*| inditi*?’ W í l c r . 11. \ M(| .1 t Ilot t ¿ c d t o i h - t r u . t iìi V»ii I * n a pul u í l u 1*5 i n y o m .bv]^ ‘ ir,i meeting# t i t / hall la|,t tioiiul the viirihu# committees nnd the plan 11m of the p rincipal-m lb i « 'i n your uf the* >cnitljole C ounty pair, and division Fiat .. , C , r . t : in ih»- lati'T the chair upp m n led m lit ' w i i F ..inni I . 1,, k a 1 'I It I lie- .!g nt j, pii ., a . I I, u t 1 11.. T t ■ oll t |l(. com m ittee tu re presi* nt ilo- Uly the hm» i'>¡Ftimmi rn.d 1 l>h They will al«" 'd t i ..... n *r • ' ■■ _ j« |b#t ■ .» !«■ ‘ i . , i 11 i Wh -ili- i o " ! Tltlt 11 • ’ * t lllfge " f t h e >• in I .tic a n d -liso ilo- • » i o- •. . * F" i hur, h .ilinttt \ iu\ini:n m. m i tu- \ i Friday evening, beginning at 'i o i Im k a« nearly us possible. T h a t th e e n te r ta in m e n t i# going to lie* uni<|ue a n d c a p t i v a t ­ ing is cerlain, and t h a t th ere will In* a crowded house there seems every probability. «Mayor T h ra s h e r lieu ited the list ol ticket subscription# and ¡« followed hv our n itllltt ailil NEW ASSOCIATION TO BE ORGANIZED IN sa\ fo r i) n ex t T i l l TtSDAY division, United Daughters of th e tion with tills tho pretddeAt s t a t e d on ised. as the following program d e m ­ f*onf*-di r a c . It will h e h e r f i f t h e x e e U l i t c t e r m in t h a t oti te« The elect I n occurred a t I Into o'c lo c k Fçid.! ■ » m i *1 .JNi*- rVV ll i - -t ii -i —h a l b it M a n y r>' t h e d e l e g a t e s b' ft i p u t U ' l l u i l " L,Hi 1* ty I " t M h Un t rh : l.i r - . «:■ mi n . i vil b •t Í pioli* im >ii. > in .« t u . attoniti M C M l b . ■. :d 1 1 mi l I ug e l l i l i t .............. .. glint b m e II | \ti li i l i a p t e r . I’,. H a b aiNr««‘i* r ih » ■n > i-r ....... I . tul r,-linw itti .r il nio-i Itberal was ' l-• ' < r i-.Mi-r I ■ . ■ ■: i . ■ i • , •i o n i. ' 1■i * Hi , I I . . ; ' . NS I t ii¡ Urli ! ri 1 », j |r| *»"t 11F 111 *1 *Ir. t. M i . Il «I i -, I -, 11 I * ,, j >Mi irj «viJuJ • il fi"* » 1 ,i . ; - . ,oi-i . no liuti F i r mi gl i { h«*i r 1» k* 1* - I T V ' ' t ■ M - . . i» d i.*, *\| F « st'-- 4*\t 111, -OIiVl-l.il •tII Vk il ! Î .1 '4*- i .1 ll :...» i.t i n u l i . F u i IÎ V, ,»* <••! t>> > i■*t •■r F! 1 1:> r ( 'art- mII. i , hf .It* pr»-'i ♦t. li! 1Int! t h», «l.il v r* vri- t r;tr v o u l d Coti! y « io h • illtJHl1r f k u t . im*mh r r - v lo» h u v e no r r r n r d «>r *■<>11-1 l o t i o n >1 i T o d o n l m ! ** <*f ilu* lieti It will i h . n L»** t t.» d u t y ,d n o , \ 1 j • .»,.»« r F i os » ■1 l o *»trf i u<t-l v V I *-*I *J T’r r — *rr— n*r» * tli- rei i'Til- n r i reili ii i ui l . h c l u r e t h e i.i-vt * t ; dc o m v e n t i m i • T h e «oitventinn of the J ' P ( . Si«ter C":i• i n t t t r - 'Trrpfl t h a t '■this' T h e it* i Il.i[iii<i ^ r g s u i x a t i o i i i h t t i held Kt - i mm* - lartie ti- .i • '.'I "I n Hi de t i e i i ie«tion .,* t o m l u i l i lie k n o w n a« t lie S e m i n o l e I t u p tu* i iiin|ijete r e c o r d * . a* a w h o l e , hut \ v t o e i i i t i o n in t h e new d i s t r i c t will Si«; I i h e r ( ' a r l o t t a , S I».. w a - wn.« d i r e i i m i aga t n« t me m l n r * w h o In- o r g a n i z e d hen» n e t t T h u r s d a y . re-el . t p r e s i d e n t u( tlte F l o r i d a h a v e no r e c o r d at all. i n connec* Nov. U t b . A fine rnueting is p r o m ­ until i V u. h I" ■ ■1 i •i I 1 l* ■ 1 ■' , . P . i.' i. • 11 II IUee l eseli • I v i ce MIMI tu I..I.I to Or l a t o l o »Iil'.ei t Oie w u l e I p u l n u i F lOilliedl . O i l s l u p a s s Wlllioiil b e u r l l lg 1t. The reports uf v a r i o u s c o m m i t - a t e l y u p o n r e c e i p t ol t h i s l e t t e r . } T i c k e t s of a d m i s - i o i i ure 50 c e n t s , s a m e . ' i m l i e r of très were read » n d all o f t h e m s h o w - C a l . u p o n On- n e w s p a p e r , u. y o u r I a r y h a v , f a i l e d ol a l r e a d y b e i n g ( p r e s o i I of iti progre-s a n d great r e s u l t s will t o w n a n d g i v i i tieni t h e nitori . . ' , - i p r o v i d e d t h e y • all o b t a i n s a m e by II I. trrrue fron» thei r g o o d w o r k in o r d e r tb. t it m u . r--.oi i a d n g at I. I. I'Fiii; d r u g - t o t . . * Pr o II , T It, ilo- m a t t e r o f hav ini! *» •*'*r j i i naty .u i »>ry in y.t 1. : or ,l1 .41**! *ì u , I ti at It o 1 M i - M .o I n , I -s • . t M ill 11. \ , - s l - l Ilo- preseti! m.i fi \ T’ • t an d b . • fot ,| cig.tr F > g r. it. M : * • . -t < SO 2 1 (‘RESIDENT Y AOAFN— _____L____ ..id I T I ON- TTUESDAYS T T ^ A I ^ T N AND FRIDAYS TEK CARLOTTA TO THE N O V E M B E R KUh. talked " A g e n t * in r e p o r t i n g m u 1^ ale« * (.resided w i t h hi» u s u a i g r u c e h t I s t y l e will n i n e in tin- "(.'liurge»" m l u m n t nn d H g rt oe nr 'Ua u a .l m a n n e r . 1-1t(u4^t _- n i t h e i r r e p o r t e " l l i - d Crie. « " " n è - m e tM t.i' n__g ItMii h a d n/V no- U s rtllJtilll p e c i l l i «m tu l a k e up. except the reports Oi of l "Pieuse furnish me prompt!., a -It u ligo FORI) FRIDAY NICHT, • >h(- m, i . w h e n t b e y .- 1 > lur ri n.i t o t h e A m e n i ai< IF •I » r o . al W a s h i n g t o n , l i ( > neh dent »uddtiib »nd vould not bo | m w n t order» in ull case.# in lit, mail« puyL . Vim W. S pencer able to th e lt««l Crow Society. ,nd Vice President (J. ( aA A GREAT MUSICAL U. D. C. MEETING EN TER TA IN M EN T HELD IN KISSIMMEE I It' l‘*ll" * i 1 ■■! i t tini tt,, Southern F.\|,t, * i . .«é, i ........ i it, thf mo*t »*ni htisirmlii* a n d interr'-T- \V .d k'-r, vboktahlk section Life I» Wmih Living s wKoitn. r e u m i » n i:#n u v o l i m i : vi ' J|w , r. (¡rkatküt THE S A N FO R D SEMI-WEEKLY (¡HEAT XT , . - i :fe .« -id t 1 e n i o M .Co- t 1 bo b t M M . -mJ l t d .1 g'. T h u r s d a y t h a t th e r e were as m a n y o n s t r a t e s ; a* p e r h a p s f o r t y H o n d a ‘memtiers 1 i.dO a. m. Devotional, Kev. W m .| of t h e I D. Í*. w h o h a v e * n o r e c o r d S t o n e s of O v i e d o . o »d i n o ««-ito h a v e o n l y a n a m e civ I1U.U u. m. Address, by Kev. C. M lured on t h e b o oks, 'T lflttAin. representing f ol untiti a CiilIt i s ti o d e r « 1o o d i l . .11 Willi t 111" re- i leg,. *»1 ! «topi Itili u| a ' t a t i * r »■g t-1 r > I J "U m 3FI II »I. p l o v i d i u g !- 11 •■ni r v oi •II* 1.III# 1 t!" p «il r» •ifd*. n o I n d i l i g v .io, lp-r n a m»-s. . t ' a r s . o i - o! 11 . * p i i - • • o n o Ol '*, f tof. iL* i ’ in, IF , p ' •• I • 11 r I l el e *■ "i, gate i * i *■ * • !.. ■• . • i o m I'- «u. at o- 1. 1 f i r g a n u a i ■I. . . . ' o ai a il l i n i n g s ol t he i , o n , Fileil M o d e r a t o r , F i l e d C l e r k president by On* p r e s i d e n t g e n e r a l , and Treasurer, Kecpgnize Visitors. v o le s , * given th e \dnpt C o n s t i t u t i o n anil lly « l a i w s , < II» l l e n u t l f ul Hall I .ilei l o s i n 111J io se,| b V \ I a ni l D e c l a r a t i o n of F a i l l i W h i t " » g u i o g t o li tppi -n N o v Jacks,tnv die . Mo de r a t o r appoint Nom inating I h . • ,t . I !• i ut it -o Cl ! ! i '• ' i \\ i " hill ••m inate 'iicml<-r o| t it • . • \ ! li- t l i l l D ' 4 il • l i m i t i c i oi h i vi»; t ». « ,» t-.r-i H i ' ut,' M, iti i<**r ^-f.i ic H o a r d ol \ I U W■ 11 i ; *MhI F i, ■, ( , *i » - « . ■» ,-• i -, \ it, r o., i . - . l ) V»* * T ■ ,*!■' « f j | \\ • .»;•• • 1111 VI-1,11. 111. T i m i * 1 '• . ,* >•. - 1«* I . t. ■• o - l p i a .. ol N.-vl H l c . t l t ' C 1. Í A h F rat. M t i' in . ■ i I ot : \l ti r "I vv ' ■• Wh y ye II •«. . i v\ 1U M u i ’ -, t MI.Ir- ■ ■! U»-V 1 !. L’r b i . •f li-iai ..us H o r n , ■ a t Vr cndi a MIt i P . » Í Mt-I tl . . U M■1 j . . i... i . -I tiiiti.ttit.g ’ u tu ti nt t e e . M , „ ......... i ..u - Hi,-.- .-«- ¡I Md i O l«I »I , V\ W >. t H ol lo al­ M . , »J I M 11 i ..........d F ' i >• '• I pa Mr I• 1 ra.li .. .it a lew l u m i i.« ..tot malli* .1 s t o ir.g a p p e a l t o t h e tol-r> ■ t- • i 1 cit u,.. a d - t ■ .,n>i i o a t 1 upi> ■■ , IF Is t • a* ; \.¡ , II dt« "1 the i l l . , ; ol, t i l l 1 Ilnlir.il \ O kM’I 11 exiled upon as they lui ve recenti} recenti} removed h ire and ex pe lo maio Smford h > ibpialher« (o II- Sollt II ili o .<■.(, »* |*r«« ttu »¡hi* t U r . -•f ’ . O " V. 1 . 1IMI \ * FI i l < ft ir M 1 tc * ' ' - il I* 1 . -1 .. «•t 11 • « . i • liI TT«*’ 1f * .»il ' , 1 .("'t, ¿imi » U m pi *»H. !*♦ *t -M'F ■ri i F. i llnrt-* ol *Jf • ih • f , >1 bn.blii, i*r*t It W -I ki r iil.Vo m a d e a s i l i finit a p p e a l fur m o p e r a t i o n ' a m o n g ihc m u n i s ,,l S a n f o r d a n d a m o r e •clivi- p „ r t in t h e C o m m e r e i a i t i n t . Harry W a u l , wlm is o n e u f t h e pronunciti m a n i i f . o - t u r e r j , ..( I n d o •fl*. a l t h o u g h he mi iki m lus h o m e in S an f o r d g a v e u b r i e f l u i k o n t h e neciwsuty of g e t t i n g t o g e t h e r a n d hlinrit.g "in m o r e p e o p l e a t o l m o t e dlrtvrii-s. r Several o t h e r m e m b e r s of t h e d u b followed And t In- « p i n t m a t u f i - t c d • t tin m e e t i n g F r i d a y n i g h t will •ft a« a l e a v e n o n t h e w I n d e i n a i •fid t h e men of Sanford will s o o n I- ^**Hre t h a t t h e C o m m e r c i a l t ' l u i t i s . I l ever t o m a k e t h e c i l v m o v e I I I forward Member» a r e 'jo in in g ev*eek anil each meeting exhibits 1 feding and larger m em berJt D* The i m i r e n t i n g will Ih» on j d a y Jitltht. N ovem ber 2(tth and a * . •tteuduiiei« is desired. The com.nrntw; on ihe smoker is urged to get u*) m e a n l i m , . a n d a r r a n g e (or a f Or on* good time and report report aatt the the 11.« I* pl.o e It,' I i a, mU to pa ; : a -, » l i 11. t <-i it Itou t I J |»Otll 1 1I .* u|»p»r >* Johli ^ 1*. *■f 1 JlJsl IH* ’*'i* di..: *. *> F- 1 « 1,1 , l ' l'to ‘ Kappa t . ki « \ o - l o . • p r— :■ ! t-, . . .ci . , . . .. g •, . # • p, -I al t I I l o i . o, . : . , i 11 n ., t Ci a du " ll 1 1 bn.iiit- l ' *" ' ........ l" t *'< llen an t |as" M r t d h e r l ........ in F H• 1 Ideal C itizenship Ft.- . - .,r W liti Ul a n SUoke oit Ihi a t !» td l u . I f i n d . t H . p t i - t chnr* I >t ■ <• avenue. 1 t u s p >......................I live le c tu re » in be -b liv ii-c t v e m her u n d er t h e n u p i c e s Ilereati Class f i r no . Tin* l e c t u r e o n "Lavi ti It ->n t, • t. • uii) i . t * l 1 t> .t it. . No the ' K, t I I , p-,- * Mr 1Mu. ki-r h a s uni , ol t lo >1,1 if., p a t i II, I l,c p l ay t o > ! hi c o n i to- J , t ll Me , • ,* ,• , o i t hi f r a t e r n i y Ini vi id 1, 11 <I o-i ll u« p l a y a n d t h e y i . t t i - t i m i t h a t i» w e l l w o r it nor *upporl l-rl , t u l l i r m i l i .t -I , < Kl» I*. ' lit r i v e * t died M eeting ||. Il ei r e s h m e n i t u m m j t t e e of f ,. i :,. . li d i uri* n«nue*t**d t o m e e t a ' it , - t * « t d e n i o of Mr s Allen J u i n « , t ,, F..ri> a v e n u e 1 l i ur. -day a l t e r n o o n t i n n i t o Ideiti C t i i z c n s l n p , b> Judge at A Hi o'clock. * (Jett. (1 Herring on N- vemtn-r Ft wa« . w . .W e x / N . a e w o gr«';t^ly enjoyed l>y every one pres D R O H Loi NI j » - B O ^ B S cn t. A!! trtVti arc* cordi.rlly invited to be with its. F F! C. • Class Keft. r> • I • -li I u -• it, pr • » . tu. •; nul low, to Nik* i - .t d ie . . 't i I . t,. •r ■ i i. ■•used „ , t t . , la i i.li . 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Ito 1 p» f lot tu.i n- e ot ,, i -■ ir . vi t i t s t r o n g residui»" WM I, uns a n d tati . , i ini" 1 • t t "«i d n t u otiligations a n d - 11 m o r ii d e n t g e n e r a l ol l hi ,■. i . -i d- • Ih i' o s • ' d m o t I ■| •, ., t • ■.. t., t , •, •i.*r i l o . . t ti t .............. . . I F ' ■ . i t. ,.. , \| | y p . t t . s lia-. tu» I . , it ,, i • , . t. •< ' »*' • ■ ' " a g l i > >r - F . m a g o t., great F r , p 1 1 " • a . 1 1 .»Xt * g t i . i s t r e n g t h \ oil will k n o w e a c h t u r i l i d by b l o o d i.n-l not ■o t i t i - i n s b l p «ot t i ri ng, a n d d c . . t t i c a m e t u h e r | „ . r ,,( , Ip. . , st . a n d let i n g i v e t h e m tn-law s" or w l m » ■ ■ re« e . . « i . o n ih.»t • • ■ . . . , . i b e t r »bar«* ««I -n ilo- n g t s l i r h o o k win '>• I g, -nt . a n d t» f t< ' ' • h a d l-.-i t, i n t e r e s t in ti lts m o v e m e n t -I t i l l ilo* n e x t s t a i ......... n v c u t t n u ali he, h l c l o n i t o r .sill- w a s tío_____ upfily these. W h a t a c t i o n flu* i r t t it he r of «tv < I n i , D e n a n d b - a v » « ----- -h r I l Ubl i l t l l l J, i . ftl _ f- | l i ifY a M D l-OIH) HON, Gtl II HRH” *W. I'OX. rttUl t Vi) f 'f* R D M ^ - A M M T P i A N f c . 4 ,,-...«1.,.-,» 1 Mr. n-,,,.. Wi l s o n ami Mi s s ( 'alFittruii- t Fox. w h o h a v e flu* s y m p a t h y of t h e e n t i r e j community [ Mrs. F orrest D ab n ey C a rr, a so* prano of delightful presene« and in**«!*1 B ed tal Pri‘la Friday)' oven-jBweetnosa, oven* N ot mu*ic*.1 'i~a will be hcanl in the fine j Recital of F rid ay evening noxt. ___ I t tus i i.............. l.i. Rex, m e e t i n g . ---------------- --------------- ■ _ I „I I it . i .« (.i i 1■ i .• - V m u i.i lis u b i . i t h e I ñ i p e tul I h e a l e r . s l a . I i ckeLs I! r p a r e n t e t t l e i l in \ \ e . | i * r o N e w all. I to- mon, - y r t•«••«1 b y lilis- • o m ­ t . -f t wI I.tic u n e a trutte «il i i"- n ti li /. ed t o t lie l o u i e l i pro. i . -u, ’io I >• . . udii , .. . p ' h , h " ) ........ ( ti ll # t ti- i »„ l i a , . , : t , i,., - .niii* ........ ii.totti-v ss tM •\ n I ■. i s11 i ir V i | r l ti-U 'A ’. i « I -Pi, d i M it . o • »i 1■ i *jMi - | i d t «Ft ot ........... d o « I o p t , ■- • ■ * . 1, ! t h t h. " ,l1' l" k-'ndl. “ r“ t invited \ i . . i Fl»»' *1% 11 nt * - t \-I.urg i I * ,a«t .... « n »u t»a u lot d la. F s 1a ■11 . t : r 1••I a vacai (I'll lie fee) ,T I i n i - >i i f i e r e d t. \ •UVille w'.is top t . t -I „ij . t •*■ I .........................t ■ ' . i v-r >r* — ” y mi i r e 11 i di., U, -id. to t it D ijta Kt.deM.it p. r , t y will I re- e n t .............. p i d d : to I ' * IhmH'1 * i I, .sl l et 1 ..*01 ! \ - 1 1 - al id Iv u i > I lo t !.. ti I III II i nt di . . I, I s r ■r Ilf I , -I o i I i i■ ' Ju dge H e r r i n g llonori Judge George G. Herring has been honored by the uppmn fnenl to th e AVill Del.and _ — (¡a — To -w .... position of General M astery "f , . e Dr » t h a t h o d of the I’reaby- C h a n c e r y Jud g e P e r k i n s m . n b t l " J* | ^ c urch axpe t to no to De .ip p o i n t incut a n d in thi* f l . u a d a y afternoon, a b o u t J u d g e H e r r i n g will i.»k< .-vot»-io< *'lni ,lr0n,£ ‘ ntl wil* hl?|l' in s t it u t e a a n d a t t e n d to m a n y ot t (>• _ mo >r ,,r Klstituti »n in t h a t city The d e t a i l s id l lie c a s e , m i m i m . i i t e r nd llrotherhood will give them th u a taking som e of the b u r d e n s foodniiUel Thuraday night and u from the shoulder# of the circuit 1»kn i . ■. wh„ ^ ®*Ph'cted y all r l “ cu boy ait of or those tnoae judge. T he m any friends o f Judge l ' hood “ tend K0in|ï' Tho Brother- Herring Ure extending rnngrat illa­ tion*. mxsv (im0Vemc? t «trowing and ■ * Dem «re K « * ow mem Biembem i r e bei being added ■ III, » lio ! Mi In M . n*u< • tin V' t V I' j Suggesllon for b ea u tifu l S an fo rd T he u n c tio n was asked, W hy do you not plant som e »i-cd tmd grow some flower# in your yard’1 \to l the , , il l" . \\ ! . .1 ,..11-1 I , t - i vp,t i«i .i -1 wi -r » •, t at - t to r mat - b-’ I I I-S pi-, t I 1,| ! V TI •t •11 r t !* g.i C HA SE & CO. Lift to lirst pane i h r l ari M*' »! vi g up t m l a y ’s m e n tio n us m l v e r i ¡.sers |>SUe. rite in a« I - V e f t i > e i n e t l i ll ta > In- I n u n c l *O g g I*s lion t (»at each person living in a rented house. in "this our beautiful city go to work u n d plant n few tlow| ers. ferns, plants or whatever m a y | strike hi# fancy Its the yard of his or her rented house. I t is n a tu ra lly supposed that tho renter docs not contem plale m oving this or next m onth, so why sho u ld he not have the pleasure of seeing his »cciIh m a ­ ture? J. R. S T K W A R T . The L argest A dvertisem ent Today on page - Special Nolice The Herald will on each day &all attention to the largest advertisement in the current issue. i �• • •- ~i---*p a c e N O V E M H K .lt in lsl( ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A B O in i PEOPLE AJMEÜLYE.NIS W . t n f t .1: '.,0 . . ' - . s n d c . u k W \t. I > - I . •. II Mtg l»-t, I ,eii»i. J,i ! - M .. Sid I.IM , I .lira net h W ' r, fi­ Í. I ir i .11 »: i •• M i I.uii 1 ■*1 . 1 b ll f " 1"SS ■ i t , " t ■■■ Air 1* ill K • dit) Nil.-- .1»" Pert.. Pry uii w at Ki--imtiiee W c d n m d a y . Nov. -I upjH*ared in t h e T im e s -U n io n . M r. Weuvbr him Tunny friends in Sunfortl, where lie »pent bis boyhood d a y s , to wish him uod his charming b rid e b»»n v»»yttjr»s «>n tho sea of m a trin .o n y . K h - i ni mee, N»»\ -I M im Jm Ilerta Hryati. duuglit»-r «>( Mr and M rN 1 IIryan *»l tin - eii , ul one ol the mo-t jirotinncnt fumilies ic|*§4 - BX; W'Z-% of tin» » t* and P..ol K Weaver, cashier of the C itiz e n s ’ Hank of Ki»r i m m t e were m a rrie d here this e v e n ­ ing n t 7 o'docjtn l tho Hnptist ch u rch . Rev. H u n y n n Stephen« of Ocala jK*rformiiq! t h e cerem ony. T ho nuptial« w ire e la b o r a te in every r e ­ aped. * T he bride i# o n e of th m ost c h a rm in g und delig h tfu l young w om ­ en ol t h e . city. f>he is related to U n ite d State* S e n a t o r N athan P . U rynn a n d her fa th e r is represen ta­ tive e le c t to the s t a t e legislature a n d im m e d ia te ly connected with the big bmdi.css interests uf t h e co m m unity. Mr. W e a v e r , us c a sh ie r of tin* C iti z c i« H a n k is one o f t h e most p o p ­ ular y o u n g busitutjss men of t h e c o u n ty . Doth of th e young pcoplu have host« of friends here and aro very p o p u la r in th e c i t y ’« social life. Scores of invitation« were «Out o u t for t h e wedding u n d t h e church wus n o w d e d * during t h e ceremony. T h e room s, of th e building were e x te n s iv e ly »lVcorated with yellow • c h ry s a n th e m u m s . T h e m arriage ce rem o n y of th e E pisco p al ch u rlh watt uaed. The bride e n te r e d alone a n d l a s m e t a t th e a l t a r by the bridegroom. * She w a s gowned in white s a tin w ith re al point lace a n d pearl t r i m ­ mings a n d carried a bouquet of UllieS of tho valley a n d orange hlosrotnfc. Mrs. A rth u r G. W e b b of T a m p a , d a u g h t e r of L. L. B u c h a n a n of t h a t city was th e m atro n of honor, whilo •Miss M ario H u d d lesto n of this city acted t s maid -of honor. L ittle M in e* J e a n e t t e G ra v e s and • WH' "helm lna C arson wero t h e llowor fcirts. M r. P a t Johnson of th is city w a i beat m a n . * “ '^ f i L S & i S K 4 "* ,h " 1 1 Hm* i . \ "*-t j :.-.»» *1 I . ’ di' S*. t»L- i .' d' 11M •i i f i i d H ra d y , " Ml i ' M 1" t ("■ !•>»it» •* "I two e n jo y e d In» urn Mr- su-ru wit It music \A 1»11.. 1 n - C l o ti 1 - " ■i-‘ '*'g llll'-t |i|,t till- 1.1-I* If 11>»... i Mu" r I. N. u I'.i s .1, ■II. W 1011 ..»,' » . . d a . 'I I t / . . I U l I I lu t..l ■ijd.ef. W lid ma n . E a r l I* , s t o n ■ W M l . mi." I. It au i *• .1 '■ '-.»nfitrd l.odg»* N»i. M-'. r - is. tj sb". 1 . »»s. r Imperial i heat r»*. \\* » 1 .?:» i .» ss. I I, ll.irl.es Mrfr im 1 .1 < h. it . i I I'lll(Ill'll M " l - l. ♦ t :♦> An enlarged force of competent, experienced. E«,n«|. ed salesmen tliroaRhout the United Statt ami ♦ ( añada, ♦ ♦ ♦ I ’urchasiiiR customers in all earlot markets. i* ♦r ♦ ♦ An experience extending over a period ♦»! i liiriy years, All enable ChastL& f/n Ua give- the Florida gri-wers ““ of fruits and vegetables service which i> un­ ♦ equalled. X ♦ ♦ It is “service” and “results” which have can-mi t|H. ♦' 'olnme of Citase ,Cn's. husiness tu increasi* ♦ oacli year until they art* t o d a y *-*-»■ttfTft ♦ strongest independent shippers of Floritla pro­ ♦ ducts, willi busiucss still growing. 4> WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS « ♦ Our local representatives will be glad to explaiji our system, which in addition to highest avt-rayo net result«, means prompt and full r e t u r n s . ♦ ♦ * 4 9 ♦ CHASE & € .■ :X.-..ITX' S A L E S O F F I C E - J A C K S O N V I L L E , FLA. Buyers to Share in Broths I* lit » ti\i* fr >ru \u^»i-« I - t . ! 111 I , t " \ II 1*11 i 11.■1 . *t.mil» I,»g.iti**l «its i * ! it!» »**R I h -ll i n. » it l I N* * I \ t is1N S f i\l* \ \ N t I*. All retail hovers "I *»« »» ! i-.ir- liiim August 1st, ! ; *I 1 to A '"1" t I i II 1Ü. I ’ !s *i s 11 <! I * Na i -i 1 ' " i ^ :1th1Ili'.) i r » I i>r-l s it - 1!tt ti i. (' t'ii.11 pci »■1" r-.ss n car I let I " . t> I p Ss II \\ i I 1*1 v Cis) - >'1 ll A ’ "I * V*.' < .III I t, I '.-tl. it W II .» It»j, N" l. U ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦t * ANNOUNCEMENT TO G R O W ER S Kii.lds'el I o u t i n g c.tt - 1 ». g t - III i ll MI"|J l ti d e ­ A Mr». J. li . tii. jbii I- j j» J u c k III- r . L. Miller .J. F. Iluolelmn • ' v e e k ’s vi s i t ssitli r»-laCh*rk Council Command» r ll lid ville for lives. Iiiuil'l alld Ilia bilde Mr F I »* H^ial rT« l .it the .SatiUird it u)l*i ♦ ♦ ♦r 9t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 9 I f*l », vs. 1i ii.ire ui pii sl its i.l I e • ui ' . . . I m "I *“ IHI . Sdi i (It I . " ■■i 1 ' ul g i ■ N u V l\ uf P l'in < ii T he dale log n'llool " . " lied litider the ait-plt e- »if I hi Sm i.i| l l . p l "1 It'*' It: t >1 v Aut'luf l ) u p l . L J u m i i l i j fit h i m l t tie M» j \l M i V _ l t where lightfully dancing. 1..11 e Pa s I f . .) "it I". Mr\ rier, 1 rank l l.-»e, i liuilu* W tg l . l . Ì11.1 i.-.-t . _ i i i1,1ar ' of " fi Cn 11I i » i U n i i r H» I•»a i ii I iI p ' l ’.g . •I Ml ■ • < . i . A » Ì..1J tl! o I r *» , I ..r*t lb ».: ! If till. \1_. rg.irt I M i l l e r . 1'l.it:» r- im i : e. - atti Il s el s g. r May H. . p.»M 'i c . I . i i 1•a W ith i* - I • M 1 . i n i A ly. r ; .ui “ , 11 . i ss ,11 (1 j ». , » b i l l i n g y a li,n i . " i li'. » * , c e n t e r e d Mr ». Turin-r were M rs. J . It"*., l a n d o f y lloss u l n i m t n d e r s ih» t a b l e ss iiC lau d e Herndon, Mrs W* 11 Pite r ..ici Mr Mit SI". |r >\ 1*1> Ft ;>•>m g t l ■ nie.u , d a l h a F o x e l i d Mi M i— M Ague !»♦•- HÍr> I bi­ 114 y i 11 y »»t M r Henlrue ne Mes. 1if Mi**-* * i tt tiiiimri'»* ss 11 ; :• • TH A nNeF O R D H E R A L D i T Ek S sa tw o , t n nn mt rr turni» THE BOER REVOLT. Th p l.iterul ufi1 1Uqiart merit of I ht* -j-Womiuil» C l u b inll mpft- -WrUrmsday D e " \ V e t «net B t y e r i P r o m i n e n t F i g u r e » afternoon at half jiu.it tw o o'clock In S o u t h A f r i c a : # Mecent H i s t o r y . at tln> d u b room» on. O a k nvenue (ieiienil Flirt» tin 11 tie Wet. leader ot BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAIM‘>.NINGS the new revolt of Hoeni In South Af Mrs. .1. K Johnson wan huitrín rlra against ItrltHli rule, tvns one of ■-UP-TO • DATE to an unusually birce gathe rin g of the creNlesi h-mler» of the Itoer vvnr a» rose makers last T h unlay after eomuitiiitler In 1 lilef of thetiranRe I 'm Communication« for thin Column Should l»e Marked "Such't) Editor* noon. T h e meeting this week, on State forees iiutl the maintain uX Unit Phoned to M r » . It. A- Terheun. Phone 203 Thu rsd ay ut 3:30 |>. m. will he at erul Cronje In the taking of l.ndysmith, the home of Mrs. W, P C u t te r on after which he was jditrett In full com mu ml ned oranRe hlononi». l i i r l hl l ny /'(Iffy West First street In the latter days of the war tie Miss llu d d le s to n «A» gttwitpd iti ( l l l - e i l the Itrltlnh army ill ill'll emhar In honor of the »eventh b ir th d a y wlute erejie de »bill» with ai cordimi T h e Ijitlit*»" Conin of i In* 1 *011- niKilncnt heeanse of the tattle» hy of th e ir little »o n . l>eai,e, M r and pleuled e111 flou overdres». g re gut numi ehureh wtl! hulti u rum* w hleh lie inaile vain for a long lime M r « . LUutm* T u r n e r entertiined S a t ­ Solo» were -u n g by .Mine» M a r y mugo•sale in lite l.elller H lo r k evert the puriiilt of tils remnant of un army u r d a y afternoon w ith a beautiful C » r l» o n and A lm a tìrillìn bei ore thè Saturday d u r in e Novem ber, begin­ by fulM twenty UrUlsh eoi tumi» At b ir t h d a y party. 'I he afternoon was rerem ony a n d a ehorua nf lliiriy ning Saturtluy of i l i » week. the Verivniclng pence « H i f e r r n c r He spent in plnvinp Raines upon the was tuie m the signatories, and In the , i young girl» rendere ti thè b rid il wtts « e r v e d .l , la w n nut 1 the " p a r t y inlmi government that followed tic uochorus Irotn Lohengrin us the liridtrl Coming Eretti» A » th è lìrst note» of thè march p la y T o n ig h t at the Imperial a cast of cepi, «1 the «tifine or mildster of ngrlctll -procession marched to the altar. ed b y Mrs C la u d e Herndon were Im m e d ia te ly after the ceremony a local talent will present, t he popular chr1M)IIIl K m l ( .r bearti thè little folk» formi"! in line, reception was given yt the home of drama. O u t of the U l 4 i e r ^ ,|a hU u .r m archine la t o i i j d n . Irti l>\ P i n n e thy bride’ » purem » (or the wedding promises to be a splendid sumes», d .......... ,lllllu,r „ » (Jenerul tic and .Mure«rei Peter» , ItelreshmiHit» party composed of .the bridal couple, judged by the advance sale of » a U . i V s r ttrm ltilS h ilrimmsinitlun of Ills were »erteti .in thè dining roon\, • Mrs. W ebb, Miss Huddleston, Miss j , ^ ,1 tho linul rchcnirat. opposition lii Ho- tWHI"h plan fwv con ' Carson. Miss Craves Messrs. E d g a r qiierliiR fiertuñu S ou lb wese Africa by of green and reti, aglow with thè Kittr., Pat J oil 1190it, Everett H ub e rt«, T h e next utt.action will be tin resiunliig Id« olile«* us coitimnndnnt of tight» of myriad *euntl|ii», T h e Itoti T . S. O live r, the bride's parents and lieti Cross Hecital, fl'utured tiy I tab the bove» of tlefenSv last September, hons nntl confeetlon» were in reti intimate fr»ends. ney Ca rr at the C on gre gai tona noil In Ids h-tti>r to «Si-iirral Smuts. rose» ut each plttee. T he litrge s "utli AfriT h e couple Jell the same evening church F r i d a y evening, N o v . E l t h , | I'bnlster of tlefcitse of the * white birth d ay cake, encircled b y a n .............. I ............. . . !.......... can Union, wrote that he could not bf b y auto m o b ile on n h o n eym oon t r ip Prof. C arr a n d the artists w h o ac•wreath of red rose» and adorned cnnvlneisl of the rlghteousnesa of u that will be extended b y train to conijmny h im need no in tro d u c tio n w ith seven red candles, each rejirewar ngn lti«t tier many. Lafayette, Inti., where they wijl to Sanford’s m usical circles, for tlie r O rnerai Heyen« was chairman of t h e t,Puling a year of the young host, w ts visit the bridegroom’s pare n t) and fame has preceded them. M i n Lu- VeWitilging pe'ace conference, when in th e center-and at opposite t ads of l iter, oth er relative:- in Ptrirngn^T^id eile Aijunwall, who Is one of San- .j ,. |tra*r» »wore nllejflnnce to tlreat the t a b le r pTfiLiy baskets held red Indiana polls. ford's fa v o rite singers* is ulway» lirttulti hibiscus and ferns. At rnch jdarc T h e y will make their future home gn-fted with a good audience T l i -r e burned a ran die, rvrnpieiiiiR ari ef­ oh M a bette street in this city alter I.» »-very reason to believe that the fect that wuino-t itrto o r. \ A u s t r a l i a n W o o d In D e m a n d . the ( lint Unit» 1u did.iv» church will b idled to i » capacity* m y ria d of red apji'cs ujtun M -w in g , Many varieties- of Australian wood I rulas night m y r ia d of red apples upon »owing » ■• of »iteli »Ingnla» b e lili' iiii«] ar-table wa- <urtiiiiii»b*»i by fi m » and /'■>e it . 1 < ■ I il ’I, rablv litt. i| ("t i.thiint I'.aktng ;s.ls 1 * l 'r \. Neal a n i red |i>« 1 .11 <1 ijintll«».-. while Upon 'U tt they are in »-r. .11 definiti»! tor that Th e m noem mb ber» of th* l .n .iy W o rk ikiir W "Ilia Ii - 1 la lore I-» 1 i»r«the mnntel. »i*\cn •and.; - htirm d n l 'iti le ssI i . dellg tit 1 'll > ' 1 1-rt at l'l-'l l til­ U. ilari lartiin'itl 111 honor o| tin e\eni. l*y M r». E i u t e r b y T h u tsd a y alter- in the ms ores l of "Health.** All T w e n t y - o n e l i t t l e guests gathered nooni T h e hours passed in jileanunt member« of t h e club are in v ite d to a r o u n d tho d in in g table- and eight social intercourse, while the busy a tten d and b rin g a friend « S\M Olili tODiil S <c A ili-ru-at each of the t w o »mailer tables, lingers (low in and "out 111 the intrica ­ Mon mi " T h e Enlorci'cm ent «•I tinquite ns prett*y a n d attractive a» ci»*» of the varim i“ bit» of futicy City lleltllll OrdiiiiUtces*’ anti Wo in the la rger table. Pelicious rake nnd ■ianfiiril I »iilge N*,, tpy. J litui \ A| wort: so iti «li-It in Siiiftte \ dainty I 11 I " -J " t XT' * a ill lollll A 1if N . »1 ereain were »er\ed ami u.- the lu ile i »»immimcation » 1 s tl I amiail.ird I siilinl i nurse w.is M'fscii and tin- af .»I Ii >11.' SS111 I'hur-d iy - at 7 Id Jtllper, . iter w bn 11 ViUtiiii'. br»-Oir»*n gUesta marched fro m their jilaees ! (ormimi enjoye»! by all present. lie et jus i'd ss. I»-»»in»' they were presented with a lay red ¡ Mr * E a s t e r b '» go»- t - ss.,r' M iI I I’ I . : ir I I. M 11 pj'li Tin* n ltrl IHM'ti w.i- Rfi-all-, W S e e r el ,r*. J »lam» Il II H..: \ II iU.il I S l I" I I' I’ . an! I ! .. e n joyed liy all and tin- popular little I i .h i -, U \\ l.oiig. i < \\ " " d r i lli. under I Ile a U- pi» eI the W .' man host was the riciptent of many tuee N It tiarm -r. H u ll) E a rn e r, \\ 1 M u n r i i e > hai . »-r Sn 1•> Is* \ At. < lub . ill be nt •»*ti at th»- “ . iifitrd present» l*ho»e who v., -r j » r e » o n t 11 I irICi.bi'rI V M l.i" r I » . 11 . ui i.l I t , M e "lid "el I"..I I I. I I.ur­ 11". 1-1 • h a i ' :. lie wer< M * ’ .. 1. *t I,.»,. I *- v* r i ly in M asolile ti 111] " \ i r t h e I n p' r/ iu 1‘urdon and M r»: E»l llig g in T h e brilliant es »-nt» ol the «unititi I Ji>t U ltve an d I'ulllc Kelifroe, Beatrice 1‘heat re Vi t i l i n g enmpanio|!trwi*la'i»iiie. new name proposed for the fancy nd lie's d a l" > on the priigr in ! I» ir 1 e/ '• I lur and Hu*! Howard b-an A1iiAw*!l I>1 • » t *1 t ’ at > II -RI i f ; >1 E lm e r ['**.,»(, \ l..ig -'< • N< ... I iiniba la­ Ss I'll ll .»ill d.m Ut I ■j'l.-l 1 In '1 » ; / ' li .s ..; ij. and M a r y E li r a lo t l I'wlc-i 'ii. ll. <’b\i Ini' S e m i n o i e 1 l oj i i er 2. I ii'ili'i l n s t t r n S i a \ <lells;ht I oil s inluriiial . iil.iir N e w m a n , t loniic»» a n d If elea Witte j II r , ,1 s i l • t'«r y .1 by II pt, tir*! and llnrd Tm*s»t M.-els » w a s gien tl> »-IIJ» tins ( l a n d e H e r o d ' II. ( ' a I hi-riln* > \ i m ho I Vef . I si ■ 1 'Itil i ; Al i hat; L , A.lt In , o | ‘l" I l' a lie- I •b light ful .Im Mta-eii, t I ..rbijt»- ..r.d I r m a >r i rt, I a I I . MIS Ill'll ' I All 1 I*.. n i g h t . _t bar » last Simili. * ^ n . . " *ii i I S. : m u<1 i I hill*, - . l . l l u i il- b » c I » >i 21 *'» *> I -u d , .1 g m 1 »»I I I I . ' l » »r » 1 >s 1 r S » 1 u è 1111 . Ill ' I'u n i Motor C om p atì) C ai » si SaiihaJ Meh'lir A ( i » i » i r Fi» C- 1 Willi,ms. Agrnl h..tv,*i,l llt)'Cm* At*"*. Filiteli rirolherliiiotl ol 1 arpenter- and Jiiinci - o> A meri» u I . >I m e e t s S . m j o r d la" .d t ». »oli N" Il r *t .tod I bird I'htir-d is I I ll'-'t l li I he f l»g"*T* l i a i . I \\ I i S11./ 1■1.' r , ioghi ut 7 d P t* 1 s* ' !:i " 1, '»g1* H. P. it I S mdm i l l.iulgi' 1211 Mis t lint and third W'i*iinii»lay night .it 1 nriti'f of First St and Palmello Ave. U. L. Taylor K. Lt Peek evening-,- T u esday, T h u rs d a y nnd j ihu Mouth F o r . d a Association iaoc*tSecretary Exalted Hitler F rlday, e n c l r week for adult«, a n d ing. S atu rd ay afte rn o o n for >he children, i T he Lake Hrceie ( »»um II Nu. 31 Junior T h e object of the dancing class is to Mr. E. W oodcock came u p .fiom Ord e r I'niled American Mechanic« uaaist in raising funds for the club Jacksonville to aji»*n»l Sunday with Meats every \Vcdm*a»lay at 7 alt» P. M., in th«* F’ltv Hall. Vi-iting brotherbuilding. • Mi«» Hello S m ith, in stru c- hit family . are welcome, C H . Smith. Ree. Sec. tor, is ta k in g p rivate lettsons in all th e new d a n c e s from a noted jtro- V Mr. J. E. C o u rier left for l a m p s Celer) Cil) Aerie No. IH53 («•ssor, .which ttdtled to her present M onday, where Ite has gqn«* o n hu»iMeeting every Tue-duy night a t aliility for teaching will m ake her ness ami p leasu re rombined. o clock Tiro Huihling. one of th e m ost desirable, up to d a t e ------------J. T. Iloolehan, ' C. E. Taratila, W o rth y Pr»’»i«lent Sei-roti.ry teachers of m odern dances. Additional People und Events P age 6 —I l i i e ul , lor t h e r o o m s h a v e b e e n mi E W nlkiT, ttlul Or un»l Mr«. I full Hint a n o t h e r n i g h t for t e a c h i n g M r und Mr» C IC W idk.r SStll g" lias been : c a p a r t , m a k i n g thr» »- d" ss 11 io W int er l’urk *1 huratlay I*t U/uLbUAD BRIDGE REBUILT BY-GERMANS. H IL L LUMBER S e w e r P ip e , D o o rs , B lin d s , L im e , S ash C e m e n t, L a th , S h in g le s , W ir e C o rr u g a te d Iro n CO. and T ile , X F e n c in g , R o o fin g X The Best Metal Shingles at $1.75. iier s<|uare. Three Kinds of Cypress .Shingles from S--*»11 llPCypress Boards for Koats and Lumber of all KimD Columns nnd Newell Posts, Banisters, Novelties* X THESE P R IC E S S T R IC T L Y CASH H IL L LU M B E R CO ; Sanford Coca-Cola (<h BOTTLERS OF BODA WATERS AM) © I»«, ay Am«rtcan Press AMocUtlpn. - This bridge on the road between Amiens and floucn • aer’a forces soon bad tiaffle reatorea ••*’ I r f i s i •» » ■£ s a 'V . ■SHÜ . . * destroyed'by to» sittee.. oat the engineer» *ol the as). T. * Bole Agents for Orange City Springs Mineral Water PHONE 21 ............................................................... . AffM �---- ---------------------------------- - _ , .... s .■ •«. TUK SANFORD HFRAf.D THE county commissioners met in regüläR" session N0VEHBE1T M " [1 j ~ - - , -----------------------;------------------------- --------* ** ’ iu,ti. ^ ill on. Inhh \ .tughfi. JL ■r ' > in.i h I nu V F Hill. Sup! . t \ i L»nrti lu ll , - t 0 miai1 I I li I! e’t H H t . - tTVKw:-»v— • •* ¡ .. . -H. , ,t gl • I K n a l l li '!. . * 1 |. Win».I i;' — - - Mr , ‘2 i. - (■ 11. Il . V, I I — PtAYER HERE W « ♦ n | H I I M i K ¡ . I 'im n - N . SI 'A \ | m i l ' Ml \ i I < I s A '\ F M l t M h» il, i ■' |iiifIk i- » :,ri’*i *»li n u ; K THREE I C AP ÏIC L l / i u U l i -. STn’T r r li M ■•nr t•. **' tr»«ioi> ■,t*> :« ■''I ii’ric« k« a. nr. , I’n* i ni MK i i \\ «nuliull. < h.nrnm u. Hon. r , . H,,, i i Hit t la nti- t • I »no o ' 1 i l , ! , U l i t / mtllf'T. I A. I l:Tt. Ili,. .. !• i *' • • “»m:it/ i T1 Mi Ijiin. I \,. 1'■i■. - i . ■ K. Intugli* s, I * ( . ami In i r |,r. C f \l ll.ni'l. "horili, in atiomliiini* m I «t «1» • n Minute« '•*•■' nut'll Jilt r e a d anil] Th«- 1><||.. ,i in adopted: ‘ »PI*'0“ '1 Mr. i K Funner of Fm alilla,^^ . I Cl'HIll *in in 11. .1 i * it ‘ «Idre- «i Ote b u a n i io rwwxti Un Sp, ml It. .m i Un i . |>, ^nipüon oí o n h i s | ( ri( | %*.. ¡ 1 , . ............. ... . ». , r n . »ini l>o#r»l uuthorizcil t In- ' OM.r h ■ ■ f ’ » 't*‘ ’ *1 prop clerk ti» eimiJ trolli'e itnrt m - | {ll 1 p .... | »r ; » >; ... „„„Idilli tlm fiulwiTtplliin OÍ «Mme'TTnr,l,.,|„m ,„llUl(, i ............. m i ......... . I #t ÎIMM yi'f m m. I'Imi ‘ I’ rk s . Ii-ns , i, H* ,n ' i. Commuçlcuiion i,, \o\.. t.ood* n o o n ¿i Hauler for lor t>rn oro I.I, u-i i*>. .1 in m > >|.pC(i,| Corntituplcunoi1 ni of C. | ml rirKTtn recaNl to redemption of tax U„,„t n I h i . l j ! - !>. 1 ' N-* 1 n ii. mi ■ I *i. • : um. 1i*(h1 i " 11 I -. ' I \\ the redemption of H s t i m n t e of F r e d T Wi l l i ams , e t t - the »am«- at this jirice, plus clerk ’» g i n c - r it. i l i r g a ni HI.,, k II..it. m o , k Drainag, t«i-rn. 1 r,»ad .,1 d up fri-s C o m m u n i , . n i n i » » o n v a r i o u s m u t - proved a t , l i> lolliiw in, >i.i- « m i Iff, r,-«,| a n d u r d e n «I hied ordered paid t> 1 lu- t >•»,.. f trn -t,/-C o m m u n i , n t h m <>f J M W y n n , Fred T W il l,, i • , *• <11 i »*«>•!»•: I»'» nan "f ' !"■ mad camp \\ |¡ Will.., i nu remi . 1' ‘ ■ "* ' , !n (J , 1 .1 o f " f lie i o u t i l . hru'Mt I t h g i i j ni lim e ,lcrk n f was I n, I - . ^ I. -M|111 - a u d i t e d a n d o l d e r , d |>aiil itrurted to write h.m that a t |>reif­ (liHtral y » ml II» rai d iVn I tt g '< 'n em board could not consider ra is e as p r i m i ig . t.s1 ad vx r t i - i n g . M l o n rep],-'u il in his i oinmutiient jt»n. Carl Hackst ruin, p.mp.-r » u,- M— Mr y F I Hitt on address«',I the I •lain Har I , r | ' . |. )„, . , •*I I" "I leluttg .1 ¿ 11,1 I .1 , mm .. in ' •«! ' « 6. 00 ; Slack, juror, juror. ♦ I- A U i ■» 1 nu, i . l VI..r i, Ma i tn-r«, W Gas is ¿he lliiiuj ♦ tlll. v ......... . S 1"or • |**v» I u m p i r e . I 1: ' f l u Minili, Ma i imr 1 un toi. *i 1 »I. . I ♦ N e w a n d m o st c o m p le te I t i l e T if s t ü v e K T a n g e s , h e a t - » . ces a n d h o t p la te s . » O (il(Tl>ri,,,. t Gas •is ('lean,' economical, odor- ^ less, convenient ♦ H eat w ith-G as : Ivin WMF* it»* I'»«i h 1 nimi \ «- „n : at m n . ilifif.,: t*. * ■• . - T- « ♦ S a n fo r d L ig h t & F u e l C o . ♦ HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y , S A L E S AND FEED STABLE C o r n e r P a r k A v e r t n o anil S e c o n d S t r e e t C O N T R A C T O R S 1- O R A L L • • r# li USI! II.■•I-I 1 ♦ ♦ ♦ I o n , (’ J, p,,|k. juror, l ui» A. It. bF*»‘ **Í til** griwt n,«ri h wi-.i Maf'liall, jiifo t, 1 un, fs, ,|, Adams, «• av! 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Mr.»Him \f ..I $ I -i li.ub»-, Min mi, ,1 \ i lark, in* Uh i i i j 11-ii ; T"fi mill -p*Mllíg ru m i., I 1 IMI. l.aHIt'M ItrUH., ♦ 1 . ml in luí na;. LumL-r, .t.h.l, i . i l . i J ioiU-.j . r e p a i r * - ^ , k,-i u ni t !,i>|. a nil * ' 11111/. tit*. 20;• 11 Htril, rouu , , ». »■■«— - , work, - > "*• .11 all ( ............. 1.VtHi;....................................... W . Il I mTi*rini.l. Mippiu»« to „ , , Mr Hi ll, li.On. 1. M. K« h U m I c r . m u 1 •stimi rill„j vo.rk, H U M , > A M. Imiti. ti ° ‘,i *' 1 in 1 ’a .•<! "il lar Im.lg,-. I Iil I i I,Mul*'. ♦ M'UH. < •• toi t lo|'.<l-|i'ifi; S*a r„. .1 vm-th . In. 7*5 , i'nli.l. ":i I.’ is I 1: "in ili..: 11nu- i. ■ ¡.I i i i] « y„r(,,iur< y mut A F ■ 1 flit» I* in 1,'n i; lies ,i| If.,' ^ i l , II, ,r |>t , iliai-liurtìf money to cmi* H e u a s mit l i n t e r a m i s,-i -* « vo t-, t-. 17 17.oil: K. A On vi. nil- F \ lloitelunn, dor. " •1 ii of till» «a Vtitinili» ^ (ra„-. r»pl M.irlnu ■i .im-. II i i .to, M , ten in <.r i g ! lit- 'll .•Siili «»1 1'«I 7 certifwnte N o UT "Í t h e v u i i r I h i S \ \ u r r u l i t e - n e r e n u l , n 1 . ........ l i mi . I-r a n k , s u p f i l i e s i n jirisi priMiloTn, • Siiin- p*n> he ll |W uiupiri’,1 f, >r like ♦ »Bll m u n i a t e No. 105 of t h e year Kutimule nf tr.'il 1 ilium», en 1. Il ........ Philips inn prisoners, . ... , _& Co., ...... imoi. t tic hi 2 Na»;u, j>!ii y *»r.- llu»rc 1S7U at On- *'«l »um of $10.OH. glu,.,.r oalm>. f .VJ 0 0 . U 1U..11 F . . n - ¡ 7 , l ú t CL Al. Munti. »Iterili, Com. on c a m e a n i n e w h e n h is f l a y s u s a f ' ♦ * which -»urn heinjs 41-00 |>er uire, st r uetiof» C.‘o., jiuviiin Ueardall A v e .,l|in e » a n d cost», 1-1.02; W. J. Mep l a y e r w e r e t i u t u h e i e d a n d a g e hogOn ♦ Tkese « f t ¡flea tea cover the follow- 702.73;» Wilson Con». T o . p a v i n g 1Hr hie, j u ro r, duplirnte, 1.00; Sanford t o tel l u p o n h i m . A in( described pro|*crty , of Celery Ave. viork. 23.«1», K. A. Hand L tuindry, laundry for jirisonKnowing tin» game like nil of the N\V»( of NK*a of Sec. 31, 1 j i . 2<f Douglusa, d erk , report and copies er», 2.60; C. M Hand, sheriff, bourdprofessional players he ijattirnlly Sonth ol Hange ^ w^Tlwnl ^ ri‘~‘*u*utit,n‘ Tiin^Keane, le s t - pig p ritoneia, 10U.20; C100. A. Do,, . . . . drifted In th e position of tum óre in * Comptrol ler' fur ■ 1 * . ll.it ■! Uri** . r. *i V nrk .i'll ■i i i ■ i» -■ i n r ! h • i . i» • * - tuvi **i .»( . D lí^ D iu '• 1 77,, K \ I f i*, finni *'■><rh Sanf„ril. Fin., N»V. .1. l u l l Ilion < ri H„. n i l*’ Donni "I F .iim ty 1 w - | »*• “ • ■; , i (..r >• uiii .»'•• » u ** . V •1 L .irg o s u p p l y W .igons l‘ * on hand K IN D S OF HEAVY ’ HAULING o f H o r s e s , IV iu lcs, and Harness For S ale or alw ay s Exchange Ihe M i \\ =.» f. .* »•- , M , t. * •>rn 11 h i n r - n r, W . i - i I 1n * 11if I ' of .Si-ni'i'-i- com ,tv, ail«) on m t'lu n c*f r \L | vSA» M, u i R ip u lr u i f ; In c o n n e c t i o n ■; 1«r » v»s I St. Leo College, M. I co, Pasco County, Morida I.« o Lu-C ■ • . -» v M Í djl ’ • S r ill r *., ♦ >tt I f 1 !W- .r -_S i W .*■»» -1.vI »»../.T'I 111 M-i I t »;!« Î, ‘ ;<» V. M i I » ! ■ H kr^P ! + » + + t *f + F+4-4 - f - f + 4 4* >v F, { } \ 'r : 4%v n ï \ i \ i , > « <> \ S i l. , N i t tt4» I K AlNip 1.1 > N o , P iIiiiutiiI , | • . . ell . I I■ !•< : ,h«» i i . » i I Y X • I i • la. I, ;»\ ib + * 'Ill I "0 : •>• n :• ■j ' + , i T t Ki I ■nr • Ftv-I i Din :>», :■’■; ■ * il \ , I lurida f .. 4 i-*4a I 1 II. r i envi n «t i ■ pi,' -» .. t e l . ^ l ., ».,; . [ru.. c r. K Mi.Jfdt Uni I*» I». • l l . - l , t. | n a.t i . • \ . ,.'•,» W»(U M,IM» |,l i ullul'iu» (»V». U,»g oil *7 p i n i i M P. On «ludion. Mr. Fri-fl T W ilium ,- Inder, I >•-j■ K>»g t *. ’• '» ? i* initrii, t . .!1 lo ni.ikc pilma . nil < lev »'Ian d ' .cip, .I >»■, • U 1' 1 ^»peuft.-,.i,i,i, ¡,,r Stillinole ( ’on i m . N„ 7 1 1 .t M U tun < o mi s i i i j (,.r du» nil ,»n S u n - lieg Ufi N ■ ' ! i I I fo.u ami t i n , ih, ir,a i ;’t l.i.ke 1». P K I • *.i N •' hovuii Marin, l>»j‘ li» gUll N»» JM * buk m \\ | t t Willian.s and t‘«-m* J. W »«-i . t>. I *» ;> K . ns! V . I jnol.- t o u t i u r t i n n ('ninjinny for lu un. T, t-1. : • * • t Û.I on Ilu» Sujiloid and f t i e i i o r,,..,l /,'i.i.if nml ütiiliji ..»id »t Like ¡hiiM'd opened mid re a d Sh»,«» .V t ' l o t '•> , -i 1 ■ t ’ »till the hn| - lit 11. «ilt* f «*t. if*»« ] i , ; *; \ \\i OV., il». • :* .n a. I jo I M M » ; > ».• i. l*.i *v * • 47 n •♦.’» l.i-nburi F- li», 1'» * )■! -■ m v M » :• m o 2«i m », a m ; SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. F» • - ♦t »• • ' Uin j* n* th a t fi**\ •r f : *»• l : 1 . I s , • ♦ hm.iimg t U» ..n .»» . . l i ni J glad 1I T .. M t > t. . J i », • I Com|>h*le iihslraeta Troni Mie records ot » t y » Mil J Orangi' « to i o* n ul «»( * nr. I . wi t h t M. . ' C ouiî Ua t i n t k«14 p ï m nw.ik*i ft t '«iffht alno dlst erti i h i* istf • j* nf t h o rr»t uf I ne Î -itnlly. , They can in* jloppcil In a few mini tea Willi Ads U s Ads i Fr**’ fn'tt . »tmsfi-* rrllaMr «riiri, Baääard’s ~ "" Horehound Syrup It is a Remedy of G reat Relieving Power in A il Lung and Throat Troubles. Ij«r m* llifuT** * **Si yi' i Tm ** "’C »tf y«iiif a 1m*. t-ifíf " f. ' * • „-airi««11««| •¡«tflit ït*',«*c Tinnir i»«*l MONTGOM K li Y n a t U r d ' i i H o r e h o u n d f i y r u p co n v o y i t n wrarmlntr n n d r et axl t nr Infl uence t o tlie c opgei i l ed l u n e s . M u d s ror ene*«. n u l c t s l i ckll nir » c n ï a t l o n In i h o t h r o n t . B t f e n i r t he t i n t h o voice, l o o s e n s i-lrleirm an«l fell, * »s nlt I r i P a t e d contlHl>»ns In t ’.. 11*r ■**I vn.l l inir» K i- a tiiiill. in I ft,» I «usti. l< | i ! ■ ! . ' , i w l.cn j> , 1 .1 ■ u « » « I t of fnt«cry t o tho r » f o n ofT. t» I Ativprti.sing Cumpnni', Ine. M m >* I «fr Ilili*' JatkiMjrvilli*. IT* Put i* . , Coulbourn Company Oi u ' iL 17 ^ * » abandoned to tho Oennnn« the tr«»op» utilize«] nil pos-ltdc mean» <»f tmtispurtatiun to move . ■ ' ■ T h re e S iz e s, 25 c, S O c and S I.0 0 p e r D o t t l e . PROPRIETOR W e a k S lZ h t o r S o re K y r « , u « e - S te p h e n « K y e ST. LOWS, 4IC. »«Iw e . I t core«. IS o l o A m o R c c o m i » H n « o 6 v l v e g e t a h l k uuykks 9th Blroct -• dAXtkS T. BAU-ARO y 0t , U p in R u y tho» 11-00 site. I l c o n t a i n s (Ivo t i m e s a n m u c h n» t h e J i c site, n n d y o u g a t will, cact i t>Qttlo -a Harriott*« J l e J I*cp(»cr K o r o u s P l a s t e r í u r i h u c h e s t . Crushed Oyster Shells and all Kinds of Feed ‘ ‘ (.«»ODIMt II. M a n a g e r . I o -,l » \ l i a 1, i In llalljf, \\WL- , \\ t y Av» 11 . i‘> \ M tv \ Vi.WMNV\uiLui;>u ua.ttjuucK - Î- ;. - . Tartes St JaSti» Ntifil » V I la: .J ul tln* I , lie i Icel.ih cenino . Seminole Counties. C l y d e l. ne ti aals ocl.GlAW SOLDIERS LEASING ANTWERP. **£.br A "»*«c*nPr,--- - p.nd paid for non-residents. 1 d P M J-J-, i * M w tir» fiia I i •> } <■4 4++-b + K#»p,»r• WM. 0 . ALDRIDGE Sanford, Florida I - * YJ �i '-t»'* . » ■'.■ . i. I--; - /■* « ■-• . THK SANFORD IIKRAt.O »w :k F o n t l l ll SAMI OKI) III RAID I .Iill.il \ T h e p r o o f tli.lt 11»1 » 11« i m i xxr"i,g l u m i - «il i| ui i k l y l i et i M r l i in).U' tu* i m i ' i mi ' >iÌ t h i ' 1111»•»l \ \ M I \ li l . K XSSKT Edit ur U ill is It 1’(I Uf i 1 tif I l a < tri. r u .i|i*r .'»nn. the It. J . IIUM.A. Editor t^ ^ - i i , , niftfif'iifu-l« i>( Hi.fi«la recenti v ohV . m T HATM V m t'-’IlTT.r’TfirrifgTT^ :rnir.tt .."¡■»Tri ■ ...... ......... 1 —~ » t a l i - Ila.» c \ | i r k l i o W h W hl'll I l'.r »crxi.il il ' N'ni p aper l i a s , ” vt li ì i-1. !**• <>i(v 1 '**% 1 i W n 40 l Fm'!»v puri» <>f Fioriti.tnn'ii doirgulcd lo t hcy itrV uttui ti. pillili! Ittioli» . migì. tu < 'ali!urt.in t<> iii'i'i'i' t allfor e a r n i n g wl u . t F i o n d a i» ivi h t c v i n g 11761285 m in u \ i 1) . ; “ ’vm anil M11 >t li I I» *a nlli-r 'l nitri ■- 1 (i la Ita I t i m i ' u | p,t ' 1 " a » tn.u|. »I Uni me I e is i ni' I IN t i l t l N. . . . . I..i p . - M t . I M» l i , ' . •' . ' t i . •I r l I ' .....................uni t i tu • ir: \ t; itttiln*r ( papi r I' tr*l «..itili ti.u :.» il i ili u t t i i T» . Ut i l i L.* • NtX M u s i l i » SiiKkfst'^l !•> t-nlnrgcd r-.11\ i«*n . Ul,d Flo rida war cis**ti a v .t'i .m i.utnt »if ■ ff W iiv c u .( (J **i m If.t l |1| Ì»A i ri IT!» I I • 1' i verti» in g llttti will tit*tu*(it prai in ill . 'ttltninr nr 2ÌN t»‘f rhtn*i* «•vers litJMiu'»' n itr r .i t ie i l l ' ' t i t r I*• intfiiit ni iih »UT «»**•! ♦«** »’**I* 'I In- in-« s| i.i (s r ' i a . f tin- ¡ i i l i - r t.n ( r i| ai imiiihI « U t i hi <|) iiinl'1 * tistrig ( r e f uf fn.'t ! lies gave freely '1**l#l., at 1 11»r I% .11 iffli r I %a Il Infili I uf t l i r i r i»(ini*f tlietr stock in tra d e Kxi liiinip. ( n i ut < »r.i’ k * 1 cuim ly littt umlrv A-ft of 'Mareh IN7'!-* a l t i r tin- tirst > n i r ol ■lie existence* Vet*, t h e y will benefit fr o m it alo ng Tplecitainr No UN <»( tlu: Kxvh&ugr. the fu ll in have w i t h o th e r h iu iu e *» in s titu tio n » , tint O (H f in I l m U U.....IU.» f . n f W t W ' u.h tqunngcr b eru m e tin in - t h e y ’ jiuiil the whole hill of io»t». t li», liriit i l ul i -r i nl u n i i . "i t u o r g a n i n e a 'fllir.n i*gt-tifj !• r F l u ì a l a paiI i - r i.i li a i t i t tl u- t . . l i i n r t . i ^ u r g i i i i u . . u u i . . litui u u s u | ioiir»i. utili n i tiltfin r I» . i l i ! - u t , ii | i r . . | . H i . Imi. t \|r .*. o I T e m p i i vt.t- a l l i f ' t a lllti-t t u r (il Itti* M TIIUKk MOV I l l s mi N O V I ' M li c it im ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 r*H 4 4 ♦ 4 4 ♦ BE SYSTEMATIC ♦ » I lu* m an who d o e s all his b u s i n e s s through his Hank, is i n s t a m b recog nized as a sy s te m a t i c b u s i n e s s man and o ne whose c h a n c e s fur s u c c e s s a re excellent. . I he m an who d o e s not u s e a h a n k is not making; the most of |ijx op po rtunities . A cordial welcom e a w aits you at this hank. ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ^ si.» te n t that he yielded against It in i n - ( We have a very high regard and ♦ el i tut itoti, gave up hi» en infortii hie uilintrutlon (or the newspaper» <>( W a n te d A nifi* »»«nr i m e n i • f im ♦ liti tilt* ii W inter Park to live in u Floridi^ not only lie rn u w they tire M \ t . SMITH II. R. STEVENS •— T i - i r T n r n r ' R-R UEAS l * T M 'n a l iiijiir» ft»r e d ito r ia l .ii»t usHrtifticBl , e T n m u i f liât. .inM. for three year» put en te rp ris in g . lin* n e xxrprt pry , —*FttV ♦ ÌTfcìFfidrfmi \ A k Y M Y W T f T C A : i n*hlrf A»*l I «»Ft. t »lot.-«t the Mi ' ’*'"‘‘ ■* • *( ^ *:*-'f*-J,rrrT*7lr.i i m into also hcru u -e at all tune» th ey men** “ 4 * ’*1 nm!,t 11 1 *' ' •’ “ ',l' building up tin* or)! dit ¡nul ton. There tire tip no fully and m ore in m at♦ one ni... In» i.i I a a i* uni i »ui t o u re , UJi, iy to nuj th a t Ink li);lilitii! lerk pertaiuiii)! to l he well hrinn « n d ! •X ♦ tit., end ii »ci i n <irt..m .. > hocis. were not the proper ones lip liuildini; of the Florida intere*U tmnee of any whom ' the d.s,-t.»»„,n |f||l -, m>. ...... , , lat Ull... werc of di'etr sU.te. Florida puss,*»»,*,■ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦! inikht oiTt ud, .mi 111,11,1 h. ' l u i. onl> ]K.,,(i,.(| ,,i t In* tu n e und I was one wonderful ripulirceli, h u t it hits no «nell ■tojiif* it« could have no pds.. ....... ” l". b a f k " 1 M r T ," " ' ' lr llm ' •> V .I.I.M I lb»n ii- moat uirir|c „ t |,u|,lic oiliciul usuully sihle henritiK upon loeul conditions or th e lim it of m y a b ility in this work. nowapapara.— ) n d u n c i » l l a P . . , , t o - . , , thc „ „ ................. .. ,„ r tre n d upon the toes of focal citi- I believe t h a t M r. T em p le should he u m n * ', «a. ^ pince. T h e inefficient ollicinl is th e xens. given credit for m u ch of the up­ one who begins his a n n o u n c e m e n t T h e M etropofis is forced to a d v e r ­ building of the Florida C itrus ExSOM EBODY O B JE C T E D „ ¡.v ,, , .... ... „ . ,, .. ■ niktlL—U u . .i o r m u U : At th e earnest t i s e for this assistance because of u T H E B I G M E E T IN G IN S A NFOTTO F T I ( H I D HE c lm n ge a n d llm , cause of, cooperation To Boh Holly p rin tin g his own pm- V ,, , . . ... , . , , . . J r ,n reijueat and solicitation of h u ndreds »cries of nerve rarkinR experience? now com es Cl ar ence. . , a n d bis light against th e ^ h i p m e n t ture h o t . i • . ii ii i **• m entis I have nt last consiuited th r o u g h which it has j u s t gone. W ELL A TTEN D ED of green fruit will go down into hiA- Woods o n d prints Holly on the to allow the use of my n a m e .’ etc S o, m, e th in, g like a dozen ,editorial» ,, to ry and while there may he som e front page of the Kostin Fake |{ew ilhin the last few weeks. Indignant . , . . . nut. succeed, gmn. • ... .. the light breaking aero»* He isn’t the right kind. IH A i t i l i ! 11 l,KEEN. OF VNT!ETAM I'VPEft i n v to chum th a t. ,he did with p r o te s ts have com e from Metropolis . ,, . , . as t h o u g h he wa s in * 1 in Ins elloris 1 can only point to his face just re a d e rs who in stist th a t we m eant O d d flits gf N e w s th e auction re p o rts of the post few the glow ‘ of the ’lim e light " Louisville, Kv Nov Tw.. I .........I «‘>e interesting events for I b oth these asso n a i,.., { t h e m — one m an declares t h a t *we week,»: they tell th e tale; they show O rlando Citizen l a u g h t e r h n u » e , . r o p r i e l « r » of 1 ......a n d p u b l i - h . rth e re t h e printer« a n d , . do nothing hut publish criticism!« of th a t not 11 ti S> consum er lull job __________ I cent meeting of the Nolith H o n d a entire state lo g eth . him a n d four Miutpi women living i l l l e IlllVe b e e n l i n e d J I (HI e m i t a n d hers ilo not tan* for green and mlI’re-s 'Urlati.iti at Kl»-imtliee Eia mutila! Itlidir-t f it widely sep a rated lives »ay we just s e n t e n c e d l o l i l t , d a ; . » in jai l for rnuture fruit llie ¡issoi latmii was must royully en- have lite careful nnei.i. . », -inj h a v e to stop talking about th eir selling horse m eat fur food, O tortuined by* t h e editor* t:f ’ T h e { cooperation of ouch print, r . | nub. d a u g h t e r s in " D o n ’t do it, girls" ed­ Frederick, Md., Nov. 0 .— A negro • M OHE T R U TH TH A N JO K E Osceola J o u rn a l, T h e Valiev On- ' Usher in the s t a t e Tl.. * y. ito rials. * > iti the jail refused to e sc a| ic when T h ere is’ so m eth in g more than a zelte. Ft Cloud T rib u n e , the Hoard ubi and Lake Regi.. cli i n STATE Ito VICI» OF HEALTH W e u c so worried and so sorry, three other fugitives effected a jail joke in these line» in F I*. A.’s y ol T ra d e of Kissim m ee and the meet next in joint • . w hen all in the world we ‘were a t ­ delivery S a tu r d a y night because I hi " C o n n in g T o w e r" in the New York Ladle-’ in |«r \ m*’*i t <'lot. t e m p t i n g was nn a b s tra c t discussion Some platitudes . re w ottk *. p. it « irdeh had prom i-ed the p i o . i T r i b u n e “ Don't be a piki r Hu> a M of th in g s and condition* at.d p.t.ph i hp k'-n lor d to.net Nun*la\ P.ile ul radium and help Colorado mg o u ïe i .. while, jti-i - remind.-rM ii t ubp*. 1 . ni i i m Kjimchna ka! t ' ( *r, b u \ a lode of a d \ t tl mg spa- '- Iter*. - ime ti .t i t •1 ..... pr.- • We spoke about tin po--ikiilit > I.- I . . M • 1 i.i' .' l k * * * 1 ■ . « i . i* . i * : \ . i d I >Ip tin i . .«- pa | .ir i v- 1 1 . <t m in.I >ow u- 1 1 1 p.i- i 1•i 1r , . i* ...it i I . ■ v I •• ■■l J ’ . i . i i 4 t, * i i , - o de,.| ■•! .. 1 . t .* i . * ;i.. i,. Ml. . n i l i n er t k ill! w h o pr..l-* li In: gì 1 nun i . , . et 1 1 .i I .ii in : la I i*. ■PI*H :: It i- t.u ei r. I t l i . t lol .ue». >p ti ■. u : e*1J '< : n - 1: c o u r g i n g M iam ians t p p a i r o t . i / i I n . m e r.. k. ■ a i oil, mutili 1 . i l l ha I e pres.'ioi. ha- lill nut'l ol Iln tew» o industries, huving t In ir pers«>i..,| ' 1 '• '• • ' • ,..i (aI ,.* : \ t •• i ,a * , i sllj.pln* !l "II . ..' .'* . -> •I,.. I ! o p . -.. , i mill jii-t ..I 1 1 . time when i l o ­ ui • id lint po . or . •: ii a i.l.i i| i i 1' ” ‘ rsihgeniei.t» w ith t h e Ole \dx * a n d we s t i r r e d u p a h o r n e t > nes^' l u I Ve I *, T h e l o l . .! • ’ re . 1 ne wpaper* have been put to enor- , 11 1 \ if h e will let it T ILK C A I ’ T H A T F I T S PRINTERS OFFICIAL RESPONSIBILITY : h . Several M*i t merchant- ■• . I i h*' vu* a m told ■* l «» . j op . . ¡••i t » !•* gi « m l i i 111 : i ;• . i . i T 1• M • ; . .: . . . i 11. g : i ■ w e iln i> i -to p lo in g p* -..i,..l ■y ' t il 'd. ¡1 It ol i v i d i i a l • h o pal U I poi.» I f Opu-lt po, . II.I. V t- * hi- I a n » ■!: i or .. pro } i r- n . v »I a t h »: : 11>• i • Veil . .. ill . . . i i U IP •t n e w * i ■,• t In . . r. u l . ij i i. . . al. .Vi'. .................. . |.|'i IV» Pi * a n . •• ... I .. t ■ , .in- ai I .1 » . b.i'i'. : ...... . .. Ik. in.. » ............. . lb i' t s >ll th. \ !.. Ml . t leeflX ing 1 unitile protection law i I l 1 ■ pilli!,. “ p i. n o r. 4 .i , thnl m . —4« ——»»*# mit.i ** • •’ U.) oui g m " '..i I ■n « ■ I■ ■ uf tfe I . n l Mr r, invi.: bt til l ill.Ill a d ­ 1«111 gol I lipsine V (; !^ «>■ i l'un ■ll -, - »... ii.;:" ' to J f’ it Hfor-: •ir * À •p . • . tab Upon Ii)» si. . ui i-g. And two «.«liter Iti Iff. in which we hpei ilicallÿ aajd t i n t Miami girll I.*r ir were It -» t o |tt . I D ' wit-ml) il r< - i.g 11 . t , " i . ) r 1 ", r <d h* i • i i* . • -X. -i p . . t 1 mul h e r n w ,.n id . ■* . «» t : » ’*: # C1Mng ' I hi ir d:. Ugh) ' ’ i l I- ,.ll \ • , . .!(» ,1 l » • . -* nt our wits ei, :• f./r ■■ititoii.. ' m >u. <tt m tr w tur e n d s-fo r e d i t o r i .A t l u jiie«. I h n t cnnno’t posribiy lie roi.«trued :is ujiplying to folks in Miami. In f a c t wt* e r e moved to any rig h t here t h a t henceforth a n y refere,ire to u n s a v o r y yourfg m en, or to hu-pj.r« , I , | . P ri" " ly d “ ’‘ “r folk» who do not prentice their Sun d a y religion all (he week, or t o busii Wtw men who are not personally aa»Lsting in boosting hom e industries, o r to venal put.lir ofliiials, or to cor­ r u p t p b liliiian s, >r to crool edness in i:>ty d e p a r t m e n t of govern m e n t or »oriiti life is riot to Ito tak en as a *aboe" for a n y one to fit on hi* own foot. A nd to any one who th in k s tlu it he is " m e a n t ’’ A»y th e M e tro p o ­ lis. we hu m b ly apologize. N o: we d o n ’t apologise e y e th c r. I f tlie ca p ftf», d u rn you, wear it.—; M a r n i MelropoTi*. nei iti tl O E X ‘I l ; A \ u ' i A N i E T,t t'v«, ; t*i it* ti•> t b. euc tiilVbicm id pr p. it; prime Itece-i 11 ;.* that make» i tun I,x : ng po sib’ ii . m u : bln ago I I Co ' . P r . .. 1j ..in i d pi III t a . I It... ■ill I -Oita \ . .if» I lie as».,. I olh tI I.i. ■ , r e c o i n m e n d e d , t. ti. • .....................I I Hi u I I■ .1 ■. * I t r e e I M - ’I R e a d iii % *! \ ! . Ni. ,t 1«.a* i* t i .. t U p t i I.i \lliil « \1 *4 Vi ■tii.fi« «* M>.. I FA< . Ill J» '» «.Ï ft* NVIIJ k H ! I. ,t 1 >1 'lill' Ii • , tl, ............1 S.ll li t!.i\ s I ■Ir. I ■1 li\. •*I .iMil*- .1.* ..’f'lll I* i ìI î 11I»t lN’* I "■ I . .1 ¡¿*4. I , • it i l . i n ii.liliil 'At. 11 v. tilth l hr M,. I* I*» Me» who«judgm ent in b*?tnex• gri.inl. lubireii. Mrs. C om bes t» a|*purllHt'itl J»rrtnr iiiinK thc rii pium alic d u tie s .o l pr clicaliy the entire m a tte rs is beyond i|UestioTt. usual);, (larenlly m ilei uiu.il good hoaltit. world in lhe great capital* ol K u h »|h\ »ncom petont to pass upon In: 111, m atters] lieeause they know mights Huncethwn, Mo.. N a t tir rv i s v j ^ e x t r a v u g unce. To have d iverted tem porarily $A.- httl. bhout them . Iln-;. regard tin* l I 1 Stephen -, l.uher iif .1 1I St( 'r ‘* h * v* ‘‘¡verted t ex Ia n t »Unitarian as more or less of J i ] , e , . i - ^ 7 \V u n ' i l a m i , C q l . ] il II r i l e v i >1 W » : l<) A11“' 1" " 1’ ajitl A m eriiun cargoes against tlie a er.itik. until epidemic, us a r> Ai acro* » i l e coliti rient m a pruine r . . k . ol ll.u . o K tr u . u i o n . e? ol .l.o.r . . . . . i l . . l » . n . o . o v . T .h . .|m . «rhooner. It look jbst 100 ilays for T o have massed o ur troo|M on them . I hep tney s u rre n d e r to the th è oxen so Itutil ilio slowly moving tlu* Mexican liunler. to have uc- ci»l'k a n d fulli»w jus lend lik* a wagom Recentiy tlù» old g e n tle ­ copied Vera Cruz, to h av e -assumed lluck of hungry aheej». I hey (ail to m a n Ilari lite pica* Il re t ( goillg over tiie expense of rescuing Americans recognize the modern »aniturian as t h è »unte rotile in ini auto m o b ile in Mexico this a t tv t o s t uf |H.- «n exjiert enginper in h e a lth innft rs. 'I r i s et, i.v lo» »un Ju»t fourteeii UUO.OOO • - is th a t e x tra v ag an c e? <iuite us practical in in- estimate» day» eia|i-ed frolli th è tinte th a t ilo* To have used $h,UOO,Odt) to pro a nd effect« inni costs a» the husine«-* erigine »tarted in \Vootllund until thc m ach in e waa i»rought to a stop ut v e n t a Mexican war of in tervention man ‘3 *n ¡1‘1' own T h e u p to d a fr s a n ita ria n believes th è doorstep of th è olii iium«*.»tei:d ^ 14 cust 1)1 HOO0OO.OOO. in th a t exa n d a c t i on his belief, t h a t preven- in l l u necton. Uavugunce.' T o huvu given th e increased up- lion of disease is much cheaim r than p ro p ria tio n to IttindU) t h e Vastly in- iE» cure. Ho creates such co m m u n ity *Llmc Mortar Is Ancient. c/cujicd business of th e 1’ost Office, condition» us will wurd off disease, T ho uso of lime aa binding material b c p u r t m h n t ^ u business which in^ and too often thc innn tra in e d to for m ortar originated lu tho remote eludes n new servico of vast propor- business regards thuxe p roruntions us past. It Is probable Hint «nmp savages tions u n d infinite benellt lo the unnecessary, perhaps us a waste of when using limestone rocks to confino * T IU B U T E TO T E M P L E people, a n d which is a p iy in g busl- pulilic motjey. tholr fire nollccu that the stonna were T h e following t i i b u t e is p a id to nee* now ^-ii this extravugunce? .1 \ re cen t instance in th e making chuttgeil ii>* the action of tho h e a t A W . C. T e m p le by t h e Florida. GrowT h e t r u t h is t h a t th e D em ocratic u|) 0 ( th e b u d g et of ouo of F .or d a ’s passing shower may have slaked tho • • m » appropriation! t h r o u g h o u t re p re s e n t inrgM t cltie* illustrate» th e point, lime to a pn*to, and they discovered I goto with re g re t th c passing th e ti»o of tho iicdple*B money to l he city Vouncil cut dow n i,y sev- Unit the paste was smooth nnd sticky fro m t h e field of cltrua endeavor one u d v a n c e th c public in te r eat-*-» pulley prili th o u s a n d dollars tho H|>pro|)riu- and was a hotter material than Clay to till the crevices In their crude o . f th e b rig h te s t m inds over , , con- which ’ th e R epublican quite con- t jon nskcd for the ad m in is tra tio n of dwellllpg» From tills discovery ft wus n e c te d with th e in d u s try . I refer o jy oppose. \Vill tlie t ru th or t ),0 j,oai th d e p a rtm e n t. T h e r.sult but a »tep to nili) sand to the pa»to In W. C . I c t n p l o of Vinter P ^ /k who ^ ^ ^ jn UlB \ 0fnin'R yeBr will mean the qrrfer to produce a mortur bn» «old n.i t o ijs «itri.N lo tiri)« , — - O -----: curtailing of tlie operation« of tlte u n d who 1» now offering hH hom e C R E D IT F L E T C H E R d e p a r t m e n t (o the c x p to h t of »urng ro v e »or sale. . M r. T e m p l e , haa . * Diamond of the Breastplate.'. T o S e n a to r F letcher can be given fleing m a n y live* am ong the new boon a leade r in w h a te v e r line of onCultivate a spirit of love. Ixivo Is horn in fa n ta of the city. * vor hht talent* havo called -him. c red it for Jiii unceasing la b o r in h a v ­ T h e r e is need of e d u c a t i o n 't o rem­ thc diamond amongst the jewels of and aa a itolired businas* man hf« ing b e l l i g e r e n t nation» t a k e ihi: b a n n the believer's breastplate. The other «aimd to Florida to grow citrus off *cotton and n a v a l atorea. Now edy such conditions, for t h e y exist graces shlno like the precious atones fruit*. -Mr. Temple wa* one of the t h a t he ha* succeeded in having in o th e r F lo rid a cities. I t seem s th at of nature, with their qwji peculiar this e d u c a tio n should begin w ith the luster, and various hut»; now In white v oter, to te a c h 1dm to d e m a n d from all th e c o lo n are united, so tn love is . ful packing0“*!.“ « 'h a ^ d ^ m e pack tu rp e n tin e hia re p re s e n ta tiv e s wUdom to ad- centered every other grace and vir­ And he built with hi* own money a mm can InUter rig h tly th a m a t t e r s th at tue; loy* I* the fulfilling of the law. living Vinter 1‘ark that was all a n d rosin ought sEf him m ost again. oxer ‘.’.«UY ......... . i i' • .^1 I . l l l t ' o i » Lll a=» pr i* i ij j W auti .*» ini. <............ — i-i- it. »>ign c o m p e tito r t h a t . t h e jot, priuti't of Fioiida arc pr!>gM*,»*tv•• print.*r», ami ktigw their Iiiimiu*».». y I t _ ks ill) ".tl t.iiagi* lliiit t|u- ti.jlur gi’i ,» um tli'A ,. tin' rhiii’tiid k<r luirct'lu tiil, .itui it j - un d isp u ted tli,it tinm aju iity ui puldisluT» aiivcrti.su u \ «•r>tiling and everybody hut ilium-t »ul»*■»They iti.'ul'i "tout tlu'ir horn * for *«!( in th eir own spur,. .,,, Rnlic All) n of thi' Sarasnlu hurt .h i it few weeks since III a full p..,e mi in wliiih lie cun inert, ted tlu* uidii lltmgs t it«- local publish, t oi wivki) pu|M.‘D« publuhod for the upbuilding | of the loculf.y 'a n d all gratis, tin ! tile oth er Hide of tlie que»llun he e n u m e r a te d what tlie lueulitiva «iiouid do fur thc local e d ito r in paid nervin'». T h e s u b ject wus ubly h andled and sh o u ld lind u full page re p to d u c tlo n in ea ch paper in tlie e lu te . Tho S outh Florida and Lake Region Association is proving bene­ ficial lo the Individual members. P rospects are en c ouraging for an association on tho Kust C o ast ‘com­ prising the publishers nnd jolt print­ ers from* Jacksonville to K ey West. Also ;ln association to cover the west ro a st. All of these uKsociaiions »ill . *' ... l lie auxiliary to the S ta te l’re»r A m o " i ’ 1 1:111 ciution T he auxiliary u««o, iuliom» « « „ .I * r s j ( i r i '. will meet q u arte rly .* Much gt»od haa lW 1 1 , 1 1 1 U l O U I 1 come front the tw o q uarterly meet­ I l r i n f i u s y o u r b icy cle ings cf both the S o u th Florida and Luke Region Associations. fntcr- r e p a i r i n g , y o u " i l l Changing of views a n d discussing i ' - . . . ,• r , „ | n r v their huatnewj in general has pro- . q U I C K ailC l 1SIilC K 'D duced a mutbal u n d e rs ta n d in g to a ! o o » * x r i / » n • m ark e d degeree. ». Speed th e day S t r v * C e . wlien every job p rin te r a n d publisher of th e s t a t e of Florida will hold mom- j bership id auxuUliary aaaodaUons ¿ n d s t a t e .M ociation. T h e objecU of 108 Palmetto* Ave. a*.*ïS\kf. »vjfc. BICYCLES and BICYCLE SUPPLIES There isn’t anylhini in the hicvcle supply line that you Silt * ■ �TH K SANFORD MITI M H SOVEMWRR m. »,JI1 W bill - gui . " ( l i l i «if !| licitili t o n i g h t ¡¡K l,. I U p p e n ¡ru! s of M a lie r » in B r ie r 1 i id hl« Summ.»” " f lhr Ffiinlinii >111111 Tali" Sufflnrll) Arrnngcd for lltirriril Hcriilil Reader» 1 j.,. '¡{,.,11111 next Friday Apple - J S'- till ii uj i* i \\ S p e n r e r b u y s nil kinds Morii!» vegetables. Mis» .M ne 1 i Kt'tfMer '»f S orrento Sunday in t h c . c i t y . t h e ¡tuest N ,i ,ii.„ t v»w>t»i *«r | )b 'i+H. Nicht p h o n e lidi h» tí C C W •hi II\\ r I' ¡i' ! * I. -■t AM) K\ K M ' AB O UT PEOPLE AND EVENTS ^ ffp U R E D K ü g ^ M THERE ARE IN THESE U N ITE D * >F t *» t\ , MA LE5 \n> t in 1 ho -. tl . u u nlive» in c h u r r e I n m a k e it o n e o f till* mus i l.rilli m l m ite r N '1 ■•Mori ’ l i d i......... .»■id to. Kr i. . -I ; ,■ __ .__ ■ 'fro m "Veri (s»ro.lt rerr - r 1 r - d. . |..r Mr . . Pllt'sh .litri.sont Ilio Ill, i' . 0.1,.I , fleieraJ ---------------------------------------------| ■■ -m. -* i I'M'iiii ni the In .p ared to a ill in' i . i i —s t o l one *T Vf ij jij i "Nf J tu* ¡i b <*t*t ««i I ri>b 1 ï - r* <l !»v .1 lar ¿o Ihmv I *» • » Into Twine »¡ft 1.11*ili \ pi • t " t Tu lient Mi fancy work. Fresh 4 . ml It"!' i or li. . t - •î .■ ..' J -1' Mi \ p II» . . 1 . 1 for 1 it 1 » 1 ,1 A garden bill.. «* ««•! ; I : ;■;..-Tt— t— 7- 't—* I,,. .i’ I 11 . ¡ ' I l II**- o r n i i lub of no in | , J9 K25_ . ofroses I F YOU HAVEN’T H IE ROSES - TI, , , Vim C a n at Least H a v e OUR PERFUME M \\ , I I » J n s i a s E 'r a g ra n t a m i N a t u r a l - R a re a n d Delicate E x tra c ts from the F lo w e rs T hem selves S E M I N O L E P HA R M A CŸ PHONE Thr Nearwit Hr„ / Sin,, 27S M rin g fe W o w (or lite w in te r tlirotigh thè W et fa re Oepartm«*tU of thè \\ 0111 m ’s Cinti 'l*liiw corri '1 i ' i •• • or II 1.l'tui»; . . 1 | ■r -1■I : ' <1*1 *1 WiTliin thè t\.{ m ‘ 1 Mi*« K,,tW. Mr II S A N F O R D . FLA. W O M . V N ’S C L U B Mr and Mr- t'ros> of N ortheast, I' «p, ut ti. wi*.*k . ipl with I »r T h e i h . U ' l n a n of thè C'ivie l ' o m 1h ! 1 ltl • Lrf \\ til J ■roiil, ... 1 M r llUttee l o g . lo l'tirreel thè idea i h n t f *• tiv«1 *•i t M o u n t !1* t ).i* i r w1ut * x.ns in te» pri-Ted litri Migli lite ait1•»»' , i.o u i .i . m e n i w liuti ,i(t|ie..red in re * . cent issuel that thè eommitteo ia Mr». Ray Mutt» »pent noi 11 / i r / i n r l m ni of t hè W o m a n ' s end at W inter Park the t ‘lul>. iiut a r o m m i t t e e ap|ioijnted It, -r- m. ih.-r Rluomg.tM |> r» .ll)(| rttf, \N K II V\ *: M I M , . I 'd M1 M- It' • « UK h \ 11 t •. r,' r ur r , -I i. I » ford W itili,it.' i {* I oil • <. ! Vow . . w.»s • . - 1 . r . 0 , Li.ul, turbi»* -iTt* :i*»lin*i| ul ÜIIHM mu «II* '. ■•■-'" ■ .....‘ >urimusUmg». most I■ tr(Hiiii;' Mr lloherr* r n m s t lln n re s tile lo:^* . » til .1 -kill lolrii of Ion» -'•s^ -i t . n " ., p„ tun-ut "I il" '¿EMA LES - il \ i ■ , 1 duiniand I It* I* . t li** r lui ir fila fi t»f til*‘ W u l f a r r ular ¡irn e- for ,1 impilili! show é & s ffi T * Ailus. aìììuI m - t e » 1! koniì’ from .1 u n month»’ vini! with Al! thus, who i...... r. , oi „« „ r ^ t d , t i l e u r e a l ilrllijtll alili 7rf»ml» af.d rehi ti vi a in Georgia. apart niein s to rein -»*• :l»l ' “ lw rtis o fnttm u 'it l.y the “ VtTW^ ■ lljoy 0.1 • ol the happt ¡»lit— ts t Imin in 'The llt-rald '| In, is ihi Orib-r your wood now of k e ls o n K i n i a s H .n l ." T h e pm eram will M r, |{. , . , t . p r i d e d over'the u b i . . market plat e (or \ inter- to the uty then he taken up, and nut only thè Ut ready (or a cold apvll. I'lione .Aitgruardii the young pcoj.l ns well, a« th e home people. A small J dances but th e wait* a n d the enjoyed thmeing until a late hour. 307. * 22' tf ad will innjr residt* two step will find a prominent ¡dace Mr. ItoloTts* guests, Ilfs id es Mis Hrv. F P. Strong will leave for llritiK your ’old hats to the .San- on the. program, Kowery were Mr a n d Mrs. Braxton Winter Park Wednesday t o ‘ a tte n d for Pressing Cidh and liave them* Uecornllun n Perkin ■ Miss Helle Smith, Miss thr South Florida Aaaociatipn of made as good as new. laidies' and The decoration coinmittei. is de- Anne Higgins. Miss .Margaret R o b ­ Contffi'Krtt***w*1* church*«. O ents’ P anam as a specialty, by an terminod l<> |irndnce otloots more E>fti in clean n r # bugs* Insures expert h a t t e r trutn M ulligan L’lu lovely tint 11 any aitem p ted before erts and Mi-.,r* \\ A 1 tlhr and full woiitht and fresh s to r k . Try ITrst St ., next to Stitilnrd !Jim«o in Sanford, and not only I lie dancer T)utliuif- this • week. JO-tf I’lione No « j ; Itii hut the onlooker will he well repaid tf it,. U«t,U Fil Hawkins of Ft. P ie rre is vis. Cot ready for No» _*7t »1 h i at ,,,r ’ ,l'' ''ir,’r ' 1” i t i n li,uno folks m Sanford. He is tendin g tlo S ...1 .I H , | r 1 *• t .t . I 0 H ..11 «. . . » J„. , n ,h ■ of . I ot 1’! h ' i nil* «t.g.i-gt.d Iti the plum bing liuti' In» sillool I' i 11It 11ill,* I. • i .«IH I e ■¡*1*1 ml j^t. »1 [ i t , - i . i o *i; 11o i i >*"lit* n.t Iimii \l* 1‘ 1 ■ . \ I', oli> ,).!•. m-s. .it fort Pierce I »Ofi't forgi I t i ' pi 1 •' , | 1 . 11 r |,r, 1' !■ ............. l ,oi,, r .,1 \ .! I t,. “ t I.V'ill , 11T•*r .1 • ¡|. ir I 1irrosi I klbm-V C a rr t ho ¡•i ri..l on ri.. »! „1 i'., . , 11, | j., t»* Kit.. jrrat Imo'i im itante, Eriilay evening Arrivai ut Kitty udì he art evetit Curtis nrst. IH’ »IH he a revelation, m u ­ lim i you wi.t wniit to witiies« Pull­ li rally ÿi C I *. * . 4 ‘ . ' « .»r* <~t ’■« i- , * • i) î ' t 1.4«' ill** Mi " 11** f i|f I' l 1-137 /I H i* I. .1 -i I *. : T •! M . 1. .X !.. • I till* ’** j •• î" r V g , 1 * t ■venu ■1er ! Hint e 1.1 till * »•• November J 7tb un •t*T f Lrr au-ikey ni - • pic e-i lif t In \\ nm a n i l Itti». :i ml til hie the 1 . •! Ini.ight' 1 h»’ llitelitlutl III till- Si*Vt1■rill i r o rl . i t l5'711 li. r o .11 . |: STATES I0.Ö4Ö FLD«lbTS*-'fJUR5£RYMEN i i».............. s i:\s n \ i «. « h . n.. in d ili I, '. !.. . • ! Clime * t », 1l imn ite r i . I III IttSi- .’ill) . Mr«. U CITY BEAUTIFUL GRAND BALL M 111 till!il the ol Mi*’ l . o t en a S m i t h . I II) THE III 22-4tr I lie U l Mit \\ Il I ill A l i i " I U Ml I - ^ 1• • iwt •-r Mr . n «1 S»»i t ».r •t M ' vi Hing J 1 . III. Ini! > * evening .U » M »* «* Î I ' m All 1 wi» 111 y .iftt Phnii» ;;n ; M e n t im i |Yr*iiii;il B e i n s o f Intere»! I¡ I "¡'1 .'■Ui P Afi K FIA'K I M rs t ■o K^he hi ! , k■ .,'1 t,l 1» \ \ .il SOI I ,■ -i i •. M l . ,1 U I'i i lio ii l.iterarure Dopi I !. . ! X || iuttiais Uiis Wenk a l.— . * i --m « -— — w* -< : 1 . i■ * n b LÌ * ' ! 4 r — ;\ •¿s. Kfc ' -». i \JS 4i/ siL. I vid 1- V - DMo'VH f. Il il i l ti ’ Oj vi r> !{'■ . t >»■.'i *i ‘V . / T r ^ r v Dk'Nk ra ii-p'Ties «. i i I T i’ L I d iB j tin l•Mils U 1 h i Apples I ancy. 40 Certs Peek New 1914 Nuts Almontis Honda Pecans California Walnuts Jumbo Brazils New Fruits for Fruit Cake Dill Pickles Olives, Bulk Pimiento Cheese Philadelphia Cream Cheese ¡ 'n u r Í e •i! r i Mt M» ■ '» I -I » I"’ t II •! • I M r. . ,»■• RAI M M i c \l.l 1h ’ I'• Semtl.»»| e I. t I, I Iper«. I . ---------------- I,I I . r. . . tn I \ !’• th- i I,. i I. •-.i in H. t r i n . • The billowing . »i . ...Olii n. I . I • .t t li JVi otn.iti's < delight -f ' derer! by our H \ I' 1 . s ¡ . n d .. ( V ■ I ■i ;r I evening Nov '■Hi Subject wu- ('»:• I' o"» i in : ' • n lili ■ t ii t! t o n ni r jirugram wiw n i.m .< •! t>.« im in >r ! '• i .1 I h t t ho rfi-mhi r* f \ \ Iof (irntip No. 1. i.f v. » u h Mi M a rn ila E'ox u l . pi. in. Viotji, ^ ' I h ^ ^ d »Satiiurd pledge ■ifj:. i >• i»¡»milpa, u tioje Mit. ;\x.l V)»iL S cripture Lenin li. 1 t.'nr. lú:i-7)T. I themwlve« to wenr ro t ton gown« for e v « 'tl mont h- Special Srtug b> Mr M p. • iti» ii .i t o n timi m i . er L i n d a Connelly. AmiTit . it mi rle miiten.ilii for wearRfixurre.irtion C hupter. IVa !• «!•■r m _. .,|.p. . m ! hou.-ehrdtl furm-h .Mi.*»* Miiriha E’o.v. » , W hat it M eant to Early l*hro , . -■ —------tlan*. My M r Chan l. Pull * \ , „ M,.ni .Mark t Proof of th e UeaurrecUun. H;. M . j | ! op p-off has ' sm «!•.•.!.••! . W (' Hrny Ml»*!» 1 f»» ♦ \\ »■* t fl» !1 . y i i|»it s i n pi »r • 1 - »* i- i.t r 1 11 * I à la .'A, M i**« 1.11 ■ i. i .V • • ■ . « • 1.1î ii fi 11 -till . .1 Tr* h lie.itrre' turn 11 ■! I 1 . ,* |, 1! tv lì" w ft t •» M i te Hi j a I as I or j1 . .1U , «t.* :let1 .,l»» « uil-IU.I >n.. 1 Witt xi ill ti.i tin loth mill I ti '• Il t.i I. ... ■ .'ir. .ile Saliirrl.iy io « t ! Li . :■ # . •■■. »dl -pi»n<¡ ih»- w in r* ford id 1 lorn!hi m i d w estern T . t t u U .i M . i . u t r i i . i s ;¡ii* l'.i ni u ;i A p p o r - m i i n r . t o r i K n o w n < n !w i t n i i m - n ! ( o I i p :1k * I m '.- i ¡ n u l in ty s l p o w ! .1 ,î»n* m r o i m ’ I ' T il »> i/.** i a t*r l u t i l i : i :• iiu m ' w ! I i f 1 . T 1 , 0 ,1 î i n * K ill. ! U r .! i n il ¡w tin* - m i x . : l i e . t ¡ t r. . iu»j • ! t* t c » r i m a r l k I >r m o t o r t : r . T in i Mh * A j>iu*r " n i ï i t** ïl f U i t f t i , n ' . f t ! h y î h l m . r A p j ’c r : cm a m i i! c * . . ! u i l » Il iiji.iii »¡i . r -tin f . u . il is p r ì K i i f d l l y i n d i » i r u f i i B 'r . J* Ihu h n .f n .. du ' , hi t ' .' > II ■-?,i I 'o h Kith mu,, i lo • 1 tiue , 1 » or ito lu»r-e* T, . .. — » 1er . ■ 10 i i- - 1 l'iwi-r. ? 1 ! - ' i r . in i» lit dT'ill [’oil d«. I» il' .tingili rl \ Lir .«• ’ • • ! •- «liver, uv l ylintler • .tr GO hop'-power, Fiilll*. Mr< Same » I ! i ». i p «• :»er f'J i* l'h> IlipU I* u r - a t t h e - n • .» San ford Machine & (inram1Co. ( N! . >• \ , ■. . : P i •■'«tr, -Fltüó» . . . c- , \ ’; ■’ i. . o , . ,— ■■íe ' \ U." * I' • p i w e r . » I »> i \S lh..m- Vgettt Edward Higgtn«, Manager -t-n t O ‘4 íL I - t j r . m t 'i . t a u u a i ] •>,*« I* *» t\ M li .lib* S atu rd ay , lo; a vl-i had *3C m em bers presenti. We h o p e ' l l , , will he pleased to see all of hi- of •»•vend weeks , h y next S un d ay we cap have ull funner customer» anti new otiesmemhers present. We had the plein-»- phone 1d t when you need a n y th in g Mr . Jhirk Tramm ell, wife of t u n uro of adding, one new m em b er to ltl ¡(ns Hj¡t» ami u p ro m p t delivery , Trimtintill will arrive on this even22-4tc I Ing'A train to In* th e guest of Mr*, our list a t this meeting and hope to will bring it to your door (i. F. .Smith for several days. add m any more soon. , All Of your favorites arc p u ttin g ; -We ngnin extend n cordial i n v ita ­ forth thgif. liest ellortA t o n i g h t , j Mrs. M. T, Uudclifle of S ta u n to n , tion to every body t<f come and e n ­ " O u t af the F old," a t the Im perial 1 Vn.. arrived Monday and will he joy these m eetings with us. « tonight. Only 6T)c. (¡amc. -I the guest of her sistcL Mrs. L. G. L. I)., Cor, Sec. ■ —1¿i*»''g» ^ ¿ ■ JSki&iti l i ’. b, . ■ b e st estent and Florida A j)|)( ISO M YELLOW PINE LUMBER COMPANY ' nifi MinuUrlurcr* xml Deiltri in yj 'J »i Yellow Pine Lumber, Cypress. Laths, anti Shingles, Sash, Door Fram es, Mouldings, fns de and Outside Trim. Shop Work a Specialty, k * I. * ! ** u Let us quote you on your house bill complete « Estim ates cheerfully furnished . k KISSIMMEE* FLORIDA g opn»rrtnTTP(ininJ3PPPnpppB i»ti*»atxw iB PB irB irp»|jppiJ»ippB Ptipi»nB irB tr ! ’ .1 *’* �>iri»D h| hi.:*» luihHi-itiii uf u” r i »ury Ing 11 Hiu hih‘ iiitiiuii |n ti-ii *cii n*, who '»«•re -on-. t Ii. h irmii M'.iriilj’ uf loth (■«•I in *1 »;!••»’tine. Hiu- |«.or little kid * Ik'I mwii I 'm nil«! three umnOc* old had t «trip uf lliiHii fur the hoIi*1< ring **f hi * i "nr Hii li' | mh| \ , nhi Ù 7 Ilk«- an hi i* I'lii- [ mii . I i wren* lining ovary ihlnc |*i*1*IIill* Imi th«' reHrf n rp iiiltn • ihft i« ' ' . r j u h i r i - xi->•111•-i 1 !*► RUINED BRIDGE OVER THE OISE IN FRANCE. Line A tla n tic C oast STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOI T!! DAILY TRAINS EA.ST.-3 3 non N... *2 y. 2:2<> p .m . 'ti I III. ', 't , u p %;tw imm.r lit'orl-. I ’' ' o*lC|x U*' 12.-15 y.in. 0 : 2 5 p .m . III . ->•« uf hlldDh »11fTn11tj¡*^ illlllilh 1 0 .1 5 a .m . I '• '* •• Ih.Vh ]||,,J el: I" fpiTtr^rVl'M^.^ ' I 1il* 111X1011(1 %».25 a . n i . i !■ ii vi .i k uf Mi!^i)Ji«rffiliii trudging ^ r* W l i - l l i n p lo n I :.‘15 p .m . 9 :0 0 a . m . •V. uè w uh I (ii'Ir mother«. • arrylmî loin Ar. \*IHV \ o rk ' G 5 0 p .m .»i p .m . . duf llii'lr t*i**»r h>Hi«vhi<1d. •■fTc<T<*. I îoriil.i & U'i>üt Indi.in Limited Fret* IIo - jiiiii-k i'- *me ft'" i th,.j l.iH vv imi wlmt l c r \ h, Washington Electric Lightedutml Kan«. l'!i<* Xcrllnî «i* wlliti -HM*d thaï ■'irdltil ihr I»I*" 1 hi mir Velin* iviih that No. fltî. -Kalinettn Limited— Fre® Steel Kcclming Chair ('.¡r ■f the lllth' children.'' E lectric Lighted und F an i. heil) a . m ........ Photo by American free* Aaeoclaucm Much of the recent uerere fluhUni: bn* been along the b a n ts of this atream. French to delay tho movement* of the enemy. * INMATES REFORM IN JERSEY PRISON They Are Successfully Taught to Govern Themselves. In nlf ùRiuar. -ipn'ior ine netn-nt ui me Inmntes «Iti 1.« Il.htws ale! olher litui» Te lr>- t>> arra liti* le .Rive -ilVlW» troni tinta intime. *>«p*rlatly«n hólldny*. t'uuncllmen «Ut nsk thè Imitate* on thclr tlcr* i*j *«*nd tht»jn «uggratlone fn>m lime tu timo for th« betterment of thè tnnuu«* nf tho Instltullon. • Dr. Muore- miy* tlint thè prlsoners goveni thcm uclvc*'iwltcr thnn tt ho*t nf gunnls cintili govern Jliern. The lionor redi liti** growq under nutonoitiy Iti ilio state reformatnry. and tlie tltv llmiiient rtdl bau dccronaod eorn»si*t)nil Ittgly, T his bridge wna blown up by tile BELGIANS LOOK TO US FOR AID Only Source ol Relief For Hungry Millions. Firele»i Locomotive. For use Id one of Its d e p o ts.fo r ex|i|*i*lve«>,tlii' llt lll-h kill eruilimit hat hinl a tlrvle«« Iim riniotj*•> bul't It ha* a reMerviilr partlj lillisl with water Rahway R e f o r m a t o r y N o w K n o w n ibd N » hare* i| with high pri-MMiir** «team from n b*HU r plaeml outside Mu.* I Th*ir Woo» Called ’’Olood Curdling" by Throughout Country at "the Univer* English Obsarvers—Industry at Com­ It r a n wor.'t on one •ily of Another Chance"—Prieoner* danger tone. plete Standstill In Little Country That rliarge of tin* reservoir »for several ! Look After Themeelve* Bettor Than hours of routltmoits hauling nr for a ' Is One Hugo Battlefield—Crop» Loft Host of Guard*. ai udi long er'tim e on on) Iit ary slinlit ( Ungathered br Lack of Men, tug d .irk It enn slit ml for tw elve; N e w J e r s e y ' s r e f o r m a t o r y ni Hall w a y • I I,.I , m i iati In I h*»ins In the open ai, with only »light ' I ». ■t W>-*■II i s n e t «-alt***l b y l i s ndlct . il till** by li* bin. or not hie g I». . ill Kinns li.i*. lo«M nf «team nin| « an rtm back in the inutr-.i m i d f o r nu - r In Hint«*** They h a t e ... , I .o p .. t In »in*. " 11 charging «tiithm utoler i pre««ure **f a d " | ' t i s | f a r t h e I n s t i l uttoii Hm i n n i . nr!’* I ' l l . . 1. [...tin*!-. T». (lie s.j'i-ir*. ill ill vv<■I. . I. ■ I 1.. .1 * ^ t * vv lib h I *r I * i n k M . m r e : ■■) t - it I...I ., , . Ill .I . I .1 ¡II will'll lie Il«»lllll*«l ' tl . irue *1 « «li; e t i l i m i.Hf.r ■»I : t e n d e n t u n . I «mi en ' i <1 t " H" h ¡I t e li. i.. i 111 .i rm * n »• .. DOCTOR FINDS WAY TO f o r m i n g " f li t' i i• ri r I y I < llllt-e* ll H ,• vv it b Ii FEW VIOLATIONS OF RULES.. CHILDREN SUFFER MOST. DISINFECT MAN'S INTERIOR. I» k i j " " t i t l i t " i i¡:h u n t l i n t ' .f l Si il. « s ' ( h e I n i ' e i V i i y t.f Mi mt i ei i li il e l»r. .Moore cures njor*' fur resiti!* than Ci>r rml yti i i ¡.it;, r-. ) • ' ......In ütitd.v tlm ti ' it v nd -t .it i...u., f I« IHIII »vv, ¡.t 1.1 i<i <*t ) I bln:: valiluble 11 - . ■ !*■ I T*. t r ,i ' ?: I •» •t Ii* .* ♦•-♦ s| «!♦• f f ‘. I IHUM ” i î I*. Itili .I♦IAI•' " * - r•li i* '! - Ufr-^r. Method Kill» lnteatm.il B ictrr ,* With An 11*r t, 11: S " Iu t .on ••a. h n f h i s t ii ' . ' imi n I « h il* i", i. i -• i tlil'Jll lu -tUu« l.g tllelli'i IVe- lie II t' a n d t e l l s t h e n T o r n n t t o n l\tii. i l i u l!i;*t lits I'0*1 l ui - - H l"*l I I erniei". II , I. I t In tt n-l u. b u t n. tli.it t h e ¡.••••.l . u a l ¡ n ’li I* c \\ i|,i*r *»f tlh* l.*u\:iI S.*« )i i\ «»f Mi fhi'ifi** ri tu ifil-r of \t"H \ iîft» i At V w 11¡i* is. w hi i I, n«m u f«« i hr *'*;iTTtt?»»»rT*r?rrT* t.-i f......... i, J •t •If Ill lb ’ lid il.i ■i tl •• •i m l i. Hi. I f i l l i , ll I m.ll *ll —llifii Unii j pn-lll.’ Hi, III tllicn I’l Mi di »*•* • I It, .1 i !i n u i r t in» ti'«t h ti* ft* i n j f 1 T1’ i } \ a. 1 , , 1 !*ti \ - 1 1 • .t u, i», i , J ' nte II I *i \ l ....... I- n .' i - .r • » Ideili 1-1 R, plu m liniji;-t IL I ' l l . I l l ■ ly pno lie:vl and ■■•■Hsg pra' lb.il be di I ui<t m tem pt t<* refornt the rhfnrfniit'*ry niellimi* nil ,it m. e 1 he pt" i -* lr¡ • Iss'll gr 11| | | .11 I he Iiitll.i t '■* ■.f I " I h wny rel"i inil'.ry .n>. i,..vv •. f i.m .IS liti«»"** ifi Ing T w o y irs ic i there « iTe^ eport II*.111V .llllllllltH i Pif f *if 11F* f t ♦ i n n i f ed (n tin* -ilperiiili i¡i'*'i ! I s s i ,,,f ■if t)‘ph*.ld L ,_ ille tin oí Lb*, i <•**i*- —. - - . »—«• « *■*« ■ - n ^ - fffîr r rr» *; ttr..»i»nce nf bacteria In Hie . ’• Offered Self Government. trini will i-nii*i«t m n uirge n l»r. M u o r e l i ma i lied III- - e l f p i m n m e n t sch em e |o the inm ute* i l e t " . . | III,’ Il.l I'i«111» |i .li ,. f ¡m II III Ihi-pl I, ii” ii illreetly Inin the nllflielit.irv . a n i l t h e m Il ia t 11 n - s t i s l e n t i r e l y w i t h t h e m l i ii ..vi - » f i i ill.,, p i--i ■! i 1 i.b Selves win-tiler 111• y Wije ¡ir.lt d 1............ h ...... . , ] . . i . . j .m . n ii.»i * s.r i ■* I . - 1 v. •i I u. n i . i n.. . •111* .1 Jniu.ii. - i it -t*i Luí i..» u I ' l t » n, ih t. !*• ..f r e p o r t . »1 ntl i i l " i . s t.f ti . . Ll b M l i - l l; » In lite a-1111>,» Vlliel.I Ilf i n » L’.inJ l*--s ih.tit .lilting ttie pievi •* bus year. Tin; uldyr lirttml**, who ildeeliliul UHI l;u|il let* tin» a- taped fin the reason, th at (lie stilpilfltiees, used * w e r e w o r k i n g fo r t h c p r l H I n « o f bo have been of u utrength «iiltb-lent t*> l n g t r e a t e d li ke ri tintili«, w e r e s e l d o m da mage llie (Ihxiu*)* or tn endanger life r e p o r t e d , a n d t h e y d i d u n i r t i lo t a m e it*eif .\iin n lln g in I'r Wntker, tin* <Jio n e w I n m u t e s win* w e r e hieUii ed -.»billt.it hi ll-i-« ilm»« lu ll Ila ! imi I» lie «ilist/epeinii.s | tr M*n*re e ' ll hsl th«Iroitg elliitlgli In kill the .|l-eii»i' I n i t i a l e « I i . gel l i e r m i d t*ild t h e m rti.it *.’»-*ill« t i le t i m e tniil . . . me v h e n h • « n s m " n • l li.- tii'iv utili«i.ptI*- . ».ll-i«!» ..f a «*» to g n i n t t h m nut.*11*1111 * II.......blhi.-d mil... ..[ limili -il i•T' ile I" **|il )l l.ilIi U pinti, »il.l h **i»- t" i .i i e t. n •••••*» nl.|. «I i .pi llila V ..f 11 lina i by I -Jeelts i'f In:. 111 . ' I .1 .etl id (lililí- Il ilirU em iilleiml in tin, furiti "f gelatin . nient for t h e m m e t e d out by a i; iuiii < |I •*llllll«Eiiti » of prisoner* *l*iUtl b y their f e l l o ws I "Ilf JkI-I attem pt* lo lutili: the enti O n J u l y 1_* of ( M s y e a r ea* h <(( ( h e , . leiUMuf tho a||iiii-ntnry l atini under the . / foftrteen tiers eletteti tV o coiiiiclltncn Hi 11u e in-** or disinfection." silts Dr to r v p m n i t it. lin d i Tuesday and Walker, "Utile need Ih* mentioned hère F riday the council m eets tv net upon beyond llie-faet ttint of tin* long array reports of. misbehavior by Inmate* of e Item leni reagents and oilier sub­ "1*111* cotiimii has n president, wlu) l* stances |fut forward from time to time ’presiding Jmlçe. ami n » c o n d i i r y . who Iti the hope of solving the problem all t» d o rk of the court. Prtsonen* are have failed In one or more respects to produced before the council and faced rullili tlie requirement* vsseiitlnl to the by thclr «cetisers, who a r e thclr fellow successful nctlon of sn Intestinal ills Inyiatert o r cottiteli turn from IliMr tier,' Infectant"Ileceut reaearch tifi» brought to light attui they tiro given an opportunity to #.cnms examine w ltm uses and testify In a chemical protluct which dlls all ro a h e lr own defense. If the nenised Is qui remetí ts This, with the Introduc tfonnd guilty he Is seutenreil to tho loss lion of the 'duiKlennl enema' of Dr El lice McDonald and. at til* suggestion, o f some privilege. T he decision of t h e cuuncll Is linai the nppileatlou of the m-w product by l t bt not subject to nptirovnl’ by the tb U method, m akes disinfection of the superlntendeut or nny ofUcer of the In­ Intestinal canal a t olire imsslhle.’* stitution, and none of the ofllcers Is permitted any Voice lit Ils delibero* lions,;.. If u councilm an. mlsbolmycH a n d becomes amenable for a serious breach of discipline be Is tried by Ills fellow couticllmen. I f n councllmnn is ousted for. .causo a n election to. se What ran, train lip to Up t" let« lect bis successor Is Immediately held tluw JeUlcbe. though llgiuing well. I’*tr*l tif iti» tiriIIah oeameu fedì on bis tier. Never bdn th e decision of A l/utnor. * • the eo undl fallisi to sneet with the What was It that ln»plrc*t the p«n approval of the prisoners. Which told of our defeuted men Rules Governing Council. Arut.loeecir luore limp n(ne in ten? * ' A Humor. Ilert* ‘a ro «ente of tho governing rules • , o f the council r r 1w eaw the Ituialan* paaalng through j To do all In our power to stop tho u*** Who From lifting «trait to Tlmblikiu of profane Innrun** among the Imitate». To try to aicrrtnln the number of any] lly woy of Cork end Waterloo? Dame Humor. Inmate uutlty of (tenting article« from th« room of igvother Inmate end eubmlt Who told ua we had brought to book til« nam« to the fwunctl for action. might took To try to do AW*V wtth all disorder In The German right and #oon KluckT , th* dining room, e»i*ecl*lly til»»lnx and Upon tli« face of beaten 'Twaa Humor. loud talking, and W* keep perfect order. To try |o have the tnqiat«* take a prld* Wht* wlrely mixing good and 111 : In their general beljevtor and In that war And Rlvtn? baht.»in after chill. reduYe tha number of report* afalnat the Contrive* to keep u* happy etlltf tnniatre of the Inatltutlow. ^ ~ * Why. Rumor. To try to tnotiu a better fellowahtp and , * ... *^ ; 1; spirit among the Inmate*. To try to lead Ho, aa *h* brinaa us eintles and tears them from the habit, of doing Udnge for Ami play* upui our hope* urn) fe*r*. which they are lUbte to be reporteit Into her«'* . the habit of doing thing* th** *ro tnanty To (111 U* with ekeitemrnt, ■T i Ttumort t ’ -’:—Loi#on Chrimlcl*. T t* VtmçiLîîiLI i * * 4 » -; ; ' * : L. 1 \ III., Ilei V .I I ¡lONT-TAKEfHANtES WORLD'S FUNERAL RECORD. _____ Ly Hearto Driver Has Attended 9.000 In Twenty-four Years. Charles T urne r of Detroit. Mlebv 1 has iittehileil approximately U.Otk) fit 1 iiernls within twenty-four yearn, y e t ; bo multi* n cheerful *ll«po*||lou, T u r uer, who Is n hearse driver, nays lit* be j Here* he lias established n world's | rei-onl In the m a tte r of frmpieut at tendance at burial ceretnunles. "I ri’grvt that I have not kept any r n i . n l of l tie fimertil* 1 Imre nttem l •■d,” Turner *ttId “ Ilowerer. I am ab -oliltely «*llfe III r-illmnllng (hat I have lit leiiilrit .'.Tn tillier.ll« a Viair fur ill*, i-t tpi'iitt (»»nr vi-.ir« Thill's Just ii ‘I ll<- I.i -i i . i th.m »»lie u ila) T urne r ha* been In every Cemetery within a radius of twenty miles of Detroit lie I* only forty two year* o|d l-.rr. m i» *W Don’t play « u h «erimi* YOU curry your own against d o n' t FI RE for you’ll find the money warding vhfn the F I R E has wiped out your priijv-rty Have our strong, reliable viuajiany" carry your risk—and be on the -uf" .¡d* Reasoimblo rati-* CHASE & COMPANY t t Phone No. I 82 MAXWELL’S ¡L H L IL MAGAZINES Ice C r e a m a f V ■ So:la W a t e r - Conkctionery a lp - 101 I. S l it t i periodicals Cigars and Tobacco + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 + + « H f+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4++++-M I- + +++4I Dollar a Year H u Salary, -a i >>f i I a *• ¡ir I r. ilcrb I. '\ M Munii.-Mi r tin « I*«•••t, a|tp<.||it) d ■- t ”i] m ••( the • ut».if »tiiiiii.'l front • I •• ■ t . 'its I • .. Pit , p .. ’.. V! i I : *r ■. !» ■ i » lid ; " lu .¡il»liti».It I., ii. t* • - u . f1*i* »i-i* uf n . . »t ' .n til,, ft.v |TH •I Ill.'llt p i l l. " It lu»ut :i Hpeeinisl «a I ."t I .» .»It. htl I»..t. .r* . n. i1 •* . « » i i f J 1 Vi ilH \t W . J. T H I G P E N & - C O *M P A NTfY f«.* *t A C T NTS G e n e ra ! Insurance F ir e o i l ' l l * « l h ttÇlLOCS R t A t E S T A T E CO S .1 m f o r c i . SE E U ' r .1 It ¡-t Oncer r iiiiijr s !n I3O T A 'O ! I- tt Et' . I- I O M L i ■*r WALKLH SEI Î • 0 1 , £m4  ÍI1c ub * fit i. ih I. T* . ll. •! : ft, 1■•«r - V* T n m. No. SO.— ( oast Line Florida M ail—Local Sleeper to Savannah. Swords Are Out o( Pate, Steel I’ullniail.Can* of the highest etnas operateti on all t r.. :r Germatf iilllcers or*- throwing aw ay •ir.tir their Mirtini** TTïrÿ fiate fnmid tln*ni Coast Line Lining Cars operateti on Traine** S’J anti SO. 'i*el.*MM In limilern w trfan* T h e high For information and Fulinuro reservations apply to your Ì* a l , Ih«reeiitagi* "f fall. mi . iIIIi-itm dri'îlie Her A . W . FRITOT, D iv is io ñ Fassender A ^ in t . tumi eitle la being iilirlliimd tu the cnrrvliig nf the iveu|Min which innrh** 1.1G West Hay St;__________ __________ J a r k m n llr H, them .is nllleerst lihd. makes them *:ir !_j¿rfSTfor ruocyfitrnted lire. The WíirTíews“ “ n. u .: : . ¡'■m. ;t . m . Ii it r \______ ll V. . — ; in* r *'*•"r * ~ f' tin- I /4I III- iflme mii*o hue, 111.in there are soldiers III the utltili-s of tin l ' l f l . . | S| !.. ..i urn * f *i - rlt*. I ' l l m.. *.......... ...... f. hoik No CL rl ‘¡t.'k ur C brt• . ' l i It- I ■I I n i h - • entry »»ill. .1 I I m- - r ■! fimii ilio 1 .*: t i.tiol H ( M i r y V i c L n u ! iii H It \ i ' V |)C * t :i u i : ■ i Ni* i •;*,«», \ S( ¡<i ••ti i • i »«_.«t I•» a »biiol*illi. .u Antwerp, the New York of (In- irrighile*, all shipping lia* slopped. Iltltwlred* id lag slenlllers il* Idle at tile ih* l.s ¡linio: th** S. hl'iijl TTtni|«nmt- nf fi-l.’lit I III I.« a!*: ru-l i : I » «hb» » H i . Ie t b - . H .. I ltru««et I pit 11 I .1* I* ll ■1 d . -I ■ t n Ii it 111.Ill » tri.-* n- - ¡ue I t. I . e . !.. b g | . .* I ’. I ha ■• le. I I m l l .it pu pt* il. Ii.i^ lui m o t i f V i n littv If t.;i;»iMniill v iifTert'it M i i n b c r - . n f i f i M f l it i ni bì « l e n e ills I I il- I . lop- l i b i t lo p 11til Is Ii llie m Y s i ’F.ciAi.rii-S n u m b e r i*rt termali prlsoiiers In l*Taiiee. aliti «»hen the **eti*i*r got through this PlduudV Hun.I f’,noti li ('filmi Oort uni's Sterlmti Silvi » I« llii* "The number II ilppHJire. Roger* I fit »«I Ware t.f p 't- 'Ufi • 111 I r itt i> I few’ il l'. » Mg** iiii . I. ■Ilk pin- I' ot. i . i 111 g <. ■r I T n . iiul " ¡liiti.. i» U .1. 1.1 o. 'll I • Il.l >ll. ■I Itl.lkil.g 'I'll. luh.iuioin l.l ■-ritiMt. n I ■ - |.| In I ».’I '’»Itili I I I ,1 • 11b 111,| I Ilf VI 11 • ’I «III I»- u-ftl i t (lit» it tn-|«>il.illiiii .»f trmip« I’ll,. 11ii î ii t.i ijf i 1« in t- nahlf tin- I m o p « in reiif h « h u r e w'lthoiit I •lug i l vt i f t e v l b) the f o n t s un lami I h** n e w b o a t s can a l s o l*e employeil a s flou l i s a i s o n the s u r f a c e . lungi *1 lb li »»I »¡nits ¡uni Jt*lu*s| (ho bread tin«-. * / Only One In Ftvo Work», It U estimatisi In l^uuliui that one’ I^» Temp» of Parts np|w»nl« to p a rt Ilf 1li of the iictglaii« ivmuliibig In (ho sleiiticH to -cud thclr wonleu peltlcunts cnmitry ba»tr empluy im nt uf same sort. These liicltuh* furili owners uml lessees. fpr use by Itie w ounded. "When the soldiers lire siUTcrlng •■from leg wounds The beet * rup litis beeu rnltied by the It Is liu|M)ss|bh* fur them to wear iron arinlts. mid the beet su g ar factories Hers, and they suffer extremely from aro closrtl.■ There are* no horses nr the cold Is-fore IreliiK trntmpitrted t*> other equipment f*>r hnrveptiuH "V tho hospital." «ttys the paper. trains to move the small a mount uf tn-ets th a t have survived the de vasta ■ tluii uf witr. ami few nblelHHlIetl men to assist the brave women who lire* ell ileuvurltiK to »vani uff starviulon by cnJbcriiiK what little retimlus of ilio D E N T IS T cropq In the Held. WORK r o i l WHITE PEOPLE ONI.V A ntw erp's diamond cutters nn* all In the aruty. Jlnllnes' tapestry factories P E O P L E S B A N K B U IbO IN O are* In m in s. Many cotton mills arc In ' ROOM 9 italics, uml thoso Unit still stan d arc elusisi. All universities ami oebmils have be*‘ti nbomlutitHl. Nearly nil tho pbysIcIntiH uro nt the front servlni; In tile hospitals. ; There are* no malls or telejimphlc A« I have charge of th e buainr»« ol the service to ' Dutch territory. The* dl*hearlemsl nelglnns are una hie to t»in- Title Bond & Guarantee Co., Fast San­ fftunlenle with tln-lr rotative«, whether ford Land Ls-anue, «u»l W, A. Whit­ they a r e re fuj{ts*s la llutland o r soldier* comb, I can bo fourty In the Tax As­ on the b attle line. Their isolation I* sessor's Office In the court house. almost coihplete. T H O S . K. BATES Children th* W o n t Sufferer*. "Amid all the horrors of this »var there* Is noun that compares with tin* suffurliiK of little children.’’ Tills.Is tin* opinion extire-ssed by two Iteti. Cross nurses, Mrs. 1‘attou Uethuuc, the wife r of mi English o Ulcer, uml Dr. Ethel Ortnlstoii. a New tfealander, who have Plum bing and Just roturm sl to Loudon a fte r'v n rttsl G as F i t t i n g experiences In I'laudero uml uloutt Uiu Dutch frontier.. * They both worked close to th e firing line ami laltiDIered to th e Drltiah, Ail Work Receives Attention Arid Best Efforts Frducb, DelRlatt nut! Gorman woumlod. “ At Hlul*," said U n . nethuno, ”Ju*t • : ' Téléphoné No 23 qvjm t h e Uutcü frootlcrj w o *aw bug- Opposite City II*U ■ ^ - =" . .Tr=i T ' *» c r A R V M 'K I D West First SANFORD, ! Staa r "»It c e t F L O W DA p - Business Cards i One Inch C ards Will He Published Pn. der This Heading AI The Hull’ O f $7.21) Per Ypar. Drs. Mason & Householder Positively Guaranteed D e n tis ts Made far »11 M»ch»i»' = ( L a r n o r «t D R . C. W . F A I N riOTICE .(.n its M 123 W oodrufT Hui!dinu ii and Terms M oderate— Slrlrtly Cufili , P h o n e 319 DEO. A . D tC O T T E S 1 AITORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAU Practice in S ta te and Federal Court* I ,t * Gnrnrt-Wu*)dtu(T Hide ‘ Sanford Fla CARBON PAPERS Finest Carbon l'aper /’îdde : : E»rfy Sheet Perirci DR. C. G. Recognized Standards BUTT DENTIST J* llhvr: C . H. D I N G E E Yuvrcll HtilliUiig for Silt by * SANFORD, FUTRIDA TUO MAH EMMET WIIitON J E. rKRGtkHON IIOPSIIOLUED Company Wilson & Housholder Florid* LAWYERS ■ T Sanford. . • Herald Printing ; • ... * �„nVEM DKR THE S VN‘ n H ' i III If U |> 1914 I SOIE SIDE LIGHTS IN EUROPE’S S WAR THAT GOT BY WARY CENSOR I n Germa n a F r e n c h H e r o — F o e s v jolcc B e t w e e n F i g h t s — B e l * gian Lancer French , Offi ce. - Thrillm gly Re- la te s How T w o G erm an A viators a W ore Killed. Superm an. .................— corps have followed the duel and come to see Hie loser. Thru come two’ young soldiers, privates The general etn brin-cs both. They »re the etc tom. who Imd landed lifter their rlvUI batí drop pisi Every one »linke* hands. An old u . itiinii a pea »ant ulto ||\ e s In a near I»y tarin and lia» refused tv leave her lumie in I In« cryerma us. gathers a frw (lowers In a Held and bring* them to our two heroes " Vou h a v e J u s t e a r n e d t h e I .. gioii o f Honor.* »ay » t h e g e n e r a l (o t h e nvhi t o r s A mi ' ll g e l It. c e ñ i d o n m e ' "A shell ». reams over our beads; the i.crtimu* have »tarted (lie dance. Ev­ ery olle rustles off Tile tragedy end*, alni a new one lieglns" M ayor Hostage of Germans. the ear toll) him. *r « •in ohi w o m a n A f t e r s e v e n w e e k s ’ I m p r i s o n m e n t ns Will Is* want.tu: |». I m » what iiiii ' vo n h o s t a g e In t i e r m a n y I ' n u l H i e i i d o nn e . been doing in I'tan. ■■ OUIIKRI'ONDBNTB a t t h e front ,,r i i i nr oomsl lu o b s c u r e p l a c e s „ l,lie t h e g r e a t E u r o p e a n co n Ho t r a g e s m a n a g e d u l l y t o g e t C or l*> until “Auiuiic tin- w o u n d e d ili«-» f r o m t h e DüU ílí ; «mi Ilio V w r wnn n y o u n g H e r man with “ blooOlwia. i n t o l k v t u a l ínf í , " cable* n c o r r e s p o n d e n t . "Ills bead w«$ n n m w o f b o n d a g e » . Ho bad Just boon t a k e n f r o m a l i e d C r o s s iralu nml p l a c e d t e n d e r l y I n n t i e d In •an Improvise«! h o s p i t a l The nurses, io me ill tea r», g a t h e r e d o r m i m i h i in. o ' l l e s aved t h e l i ves o f s e v e n F r e n c h ►iliTlt'i'1* "Till-*, w r i t t e n o n u b l o o d n j i m d -lo-.i o f p a c k i n g | i a | » e r . | i l n n e i l on u Ma’iiki'i. t " l d Hint Ule y m i n g t i e r man «¡i» a b o r o Tlmt w a s all the l I'riii* It allibiti.i.W o m e n fiottili l l ll le t ” tl’ll li­ lt H ai Humorous Side i J*tv*l'ite lite b o r i o n i ni ni d l s i ' ol t l f o l t i of (bo s i t u a t i o n t h e F r e n c h a n i l Ho t ­ mail *>»Idlers Avito b a v e b e e n f a c i n g cacti ntiii r f o r m a n y . w e e k s In tile trombo» un l i t e luni ks o f t h e A l i n o on :tM” ti,iU.v I n d u l g a lit IHirs t s o f p i e n i nutrì liorttl.llli - Ilei I l’I i'll lo I o | | . 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' In - c a r t e T h r I t i ' l Kl n n ^ I f l i i ' n » m r r y r n r r t e r w i t h thi»m. i n m ^ i » o r t l ni f Th ^ f n t u In c h e l i d r e . , — . ■ .‘-I’pi.'iali.T Pc. n u » e (lie l ' r i ’nctvJi4ut.BJ!^JfJf^ C U L '»*.*» «»it t h e ImekA uf r u v u i r y tueti. ” III* name is Hoi'**.!*- ‘■•¡t he i- mil a n i i a m p l e o f h o s t a g e t a k i n g at V|y yet eighteen year* old ll â f |.A d .» »IV a n d Mo r l u i n g e . l i e s a y s tl i e e a p t i . r s languages When tile w . egan lie g a v e t h e m Jn»t t i m e t o g e t n «' li ange .. ■ VC •inK dracribfd f a l l i r In Sem- , was living til i Iarrúgate, lie im k the of c l o t h e s n n d T i o i n c m o n e y , A t (.’h a ( «c County, Morid», %*• Ihr nrop^rty «if first bout t o Helghim and. n f t h r being l e a n Siilln* t h e y s t a y e d t w e l v e d a y * I \ Hf.-nrl» f i. (ait N*'.- nf N'-, of SK», ****■<ion »t». T*mn*hip lN, lUncr* rcJiH-U’d several il|in*». was admit led w i t h a n u m b e r o f o t h e r h o s t a g e s , m o s t *»' Il uff»»r t tir *■,fili* fut »»i«* ni to n ivglniciil In wlileli bis brother un» lv pwimittfw, o l d m e n , w o m e n a n d cltll ' "ri mut »(U Pill (o, lh*v bighe* t ». . Kl* r '**r i imIi «t *ht* Mur! captain. Ill* brother was killed early ilri-n. t h e m a j o r i t y l i elng w i t h o u t stilll i' f'Y.»f if «»h f hi- Tt h tf a y 11f (I*- n* m lu*r eicilt c l o t h i n g o r m o n e y . T o FiletiIII tho war # 1 b '»ï-iilBr iîiii* doni i e w a s g i v e n a l e t t e r b y a O e r n u i n ti.'UA pi 11 a Vt « ft,i r \t T h e llrst day that young Hauler Went * for I h. juif jpt.•. *-f mit on pa!ml lie was captured and tied odlcor. L i e l l l e l i a n t C ol o n e l I’a s s n v e n t • -. . I s . wleise f a i n IH left E r a n e e at t h e edh*t I.f •1 * up. but lie nudi.I 1 1»• knot» »prang •" of \iinle* I In. »entry when tin* »entry ua* liglii I III- »1 ;l t. s! 1 Illll lie w ni l Ills ¿ - l e n d s lug a <turn elle I lit til» t I n o l i a n d e s railed, wearing lb. I , I III II - Ilei lile! lind Pelia v e d w ell Iow a i d I lie . et ina). VV.->|lld. •1 *f Fin« -Me 1 III» p r o v■e I1 • Ite-icl.lt» r*t»«I ( »ml* ' *' i M '* 1MUfi^ »* J 111 H-c it-. *-! ' ■I le 1 J... «t tilg f " t 1 11f . ' In- vv !* cl i d •’.•d 1t-* 1 ■tin i. v ■•Mir ' ••»t**s "Il 1Ile V« i- i| I«. \V;lw *«t*i»ii i • • . - . d • J| III tie) t »\ r - i't 1" I b e »Mi 1tie 1 *M*tT?*-HIti till*-, " (ll -r«’ ?' ......... . V . » l .1 1 go ■ 1 111 1 11 ! VV *1IÎ..1 I. n . t m t'.- >1.. > lo- . i l i t* I t A 11 I.« • \\ tih r \ N\ r r e n d i h u i l a g e s , r e f u g e e « a n d mill in / f i > ■ itm tun- « rid j a-ni i•1. - 1îir f1*1 Etv» evi sol di er out of u hot Ihr and -wti» I r* -1 rl tnry prisoners. prouii il ed to si s’oiid 1li.-ti(I’tirinl for a n I Tllivnigtl t i l l s t e l l e r they W e r e l o d g ed 1fttitry \v*t: *tnv in .* « luirai» In wîitt-fi T» * '* i ■'**' i* 't.at'V nu. 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If »ri* I*»•' l'Ut I h r 1’>• t • ■1 f. 1*i i 1 1 J..Í . • ‘ii 1HI jn'-rsl hit* ( h tTU** VV1 r*' lull) ll iv.i IHITft . r fu t»l .i t t n i ’ ni |»> nr** 11n* IIM'lj nf 111! |*m\ It • th Sw I»» fi "U . r w Ii I t oj i C H A I M .A I N IN T H F B F I G I A N A R M Y . r fa . r ! t i r — * 1» ' it-vi ’ • A * :■ h h ' l.l.it.» t I • • *I- h *h II*’ w It* ■t I !’ lit Hi , t * I** n * .. i t u .hi • 1 t l* I |l.. » 1tie fe 1r **t•1 / n l uh 1 I t eV el I.. till \% lc«..•ftf t In * fi m«»»i n 1 l|i , I . »» H V • 1Jtffl t • J»* I H*i1 ri! 1 t I •I I 1 c|i|iI 11.* ' i i ' . i yy li.*r»* i Il» —»* «^ .sv ykfcitui i**«1. . 1■^ L!».. ■ A S tip c r-ÍM ^tn n tbrougl. t he " lir> ceiiftors s o m e l i tt l e ^imly hu moro us or tr ag ic s id e light* T O iL- wur ' H i r e ' a r e pome* o f t h e of ri»*- w i r . . . U^i Ui.il b o r o c o m o oVtw t Ue « i b i . - » I H . \! PACK «EVEN STRAW FORTS AS PROTECTION ; i» ! ..[T* * 1! r|l - I ta* i» J • « I I ........... dii " VVtl I of i III ■! •> le id I- t. e**s 1i *, 11»..,■»-»**i». M«»?. ! • -.s. Ii. •I- tl » m g »low s a n d a r t at«.»e ■| m i ”’ \ I) vv ti T I el V. ii . ir e d... i. t . i 11, in .-h Me e - h o i t ’ e I I ' I '• 1: I . I' ,| . . . ' M e l i l i II. '1 i, . [.|p-d 1li " ! M i’ I • pi lirjll' l - »el i ci ' . ■ e».- of II,. I, o f . loti. .. mil ¿ U «lir«1 tv t e m i » . b i l l y In* s a i d I lie» w (■urlìi- ■le i " Pi» e n d r a i l w a y s un 1 1 f t Ilei r . VVIt I" i vvla 11 ;. o I... .1" noi e p l " ' ' r r i • I............... It e I" • I « I tir ,. i o e l e i ■n o I .n»»i s a w s u i n e ali 'V i SUPERMAN mflu ns mi enemy. We all bad a great feeling of pljy for n man w h o had fought ¡1 good battle lint! lost. . "Ten mlnutra Hfter an' automobile $-olIa up to the edge of th e marsh. 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I • f . ■tati » a, ; , 1’ ‘"H j C.-IUtl J * • .1 ’I h<* (t> Di r al M a i • I r a r»wa» Ia**l l»> », . fi»lln » » P la n t« I r, P, b Apply F « i * imft, I •L » I •I II M||T i ■ > a Ven n e p I 1I I Mihüiih ut ail Litui-, nini .. ‘an Ih* mn yc*nl**ntl) • For Sale One four room house «non th*r#wiifti; u» i)* Vp1n»l •• 1t furnished for $800.^0. A ddress ^utìustim» Sarto on, W in t e r rn.if t ifniir* »«Si •Ig*» ijl f i*li I i *p ! a I r . »lui fil! V l»r c»t«D I aI- 1»!■ a***! -t il * ot I,. * d. Fille ., " boi* Il I t ,-ve ii*r , . Ili ' . « 1|!fovi‘ a rnl il II* f * . . I *¿»r k . Fla ÜlMit i« ,i ! First u I -ip T(> KE NT m .. •T 1, 1.110 s f..r 1!. i l r i : i*. 1 4’tirm r ;M i l ' l l a m i l la k a v e n u e T» -I .lilt - 1,1 » 11 i f.., l 1>.■u i « irtun* t., t *.«• I, .illi r« fit » Il II t he ¡.id <d . •». r«l n r ii .ill ut .i I n . 1.1 iii #i 1 , « i*, m i . uri <>; m m . . * U i \ t ly : Ik , ll. * t .-■t, i i :,, » pi i ; , ui- .« -I IItil.. I lew t He Ii 1- ■ • . vp. . 1 t -1 •iti'l m w p M* ) ‘.-r •f Ti 1 i Imbn 1- - I t . . • <.... l.ri ■ i I 111, .• 1 - l " 1 . 11.. 1 1 d. . vtd re1 i ' i I ’• n i, r M N .u » .i 11 1 re i . nr It. . '■i H"» * %’s-! J* T.1 i I 1CM ( ’ ll .1' 1«»f .4 i : i.lf \fi. 11 tn 1* r u p f. \ i ’A If* '.111 ..pp I , . . III!: ."lull P ! ill per Jll-I >|'» in **r «I Ml «u* L f* A If i) r • i n \ a I «’ I' n- 1 u f f I. • • T h e following f r o m the Mi n i M e l . • p o l l' I' in* il In . telle turn S o n e week* ago tb e M e tlilp o ll* ad d. muted an * <titorr.il to tin- girls ol M inn,i, a Iricmliy p reachm ent .ui. tb e loollahm ent of echool girls um i | girl* w h u iu ru y o ung enough to be in hc bool wiuiing b iz a r re ilolhe*. YVe were, aware, o f 4c o u rse, that th e girls of Miami are in tro way an e x ­ ceptio n to girl# all o v e r the country, in t h e m a tte r of tn n p p r o p r are1 dre# — ih fnct we think t h e girls of Miami show considerably b e t t e r taste th an tb e girl* ol other place»—and we were interested in n o t i n d n g th a t the M etiopoli* ed ito rial, " D o n ’t Do It, G irhi," wiiH n-publm hed in many o th e r newspaper*. 'I he t r u t h a t h a t th e editorial »aid a c m e things t h a t should he said often, a n d wc him- b e e n wondering If girl* ore aware t h a t the very people whom they f a n c y they a r t c h u r n i n g «re criticising them in u w ay t h a t would grieve th e m deeply, if t h e y knew it. . O n ly yesterday, fur in s ta n c e , -a . h a n d s o m e young fellow— a Miami h o y who is deB ervedJy_popular'w ilh a ll who know hin.— b ro u g h t a m a r k e d copy of n n e w s p a p e r to. the M etropolis office and ask ed iif the a rtic le would not m a k e a worth-while o n e to discus*. Wc t h i n k it is w o rth m ore than a discuraion and give it he e in It-* e n t i r e ty , «inypJy b ec au se i t #shows a side t o a question ihqt^ (a worth con­ sidering. T h e a t o r y originated in the Man­ c h e ste r Journa l, a n d m ig h t almost be a t r u e account of o happening in M ia m i: A y o u n g lady, her c b e e k i (Imbed w ith in d ig n atio n a n d her eyes flash­ ing fire, b u n t in u p o n h er parent* a n d d i m t n t d in no u n c o r itin tonesg t h a t p a p s im m ediately go v,.cLi I m * ! I i i(t .1 ■l. lilt F*t K e n t F u r n i s h e d l i g h t hoiisel.i «-i• -g i p -rt m - u i * " 1 I*.i r k ’ \ v* .ll <* .il. JJ i ( V. Hit *I . i.*J) »tili» ,n c o m fo rt. Let ; m a k e ilu« a better looking t o w n ; apd lei*» begin, like i hai i v , at lioim- a n d k b it i y to do t h m g s U' - v CLASSIFIED ll"i**» n ! «*r -iili »if T* L t l"* »Y•«Í ! fin If« lur 1it" I nf . u.. i’sr va i*n l L.i li 1 i M i i t . f i - ba %« L i t . t •* *!1* . *.#»1 J * 11.1* »’**n *Í ,i1 in S • i i II. -W 1i *« t » :Ll ilia t +■ , LR in m a n y ways by hi* thoughtlu.iu*«» und endeavors to g iv e ter vice. 1 do Hot kn o w hin) but he looks like a Georg a C r.nker to me and thin prohub y m l i m i t s lor hi elli* leli* y • *FT, ‘ 'I h* in ’«••lllll N #•t M If 1jr * i*i ■I li! !. I f . fid i.» Hl I i t i r o o t ..i i t di » l i * * ' u o '1 I In 1 idling p u b l i c is Ofli ll . »«.alelí • .t » F • ■ fl.ap • . . d> -i 'l l <1 1 ••«»1 u Uneeda Biscuit N o u r i s h m e n t — lin e fla­ v o r — p u r ity — c risp n e ss — w h o l e s o m c n c s s . All fo r 5 c e n t s , in th e P HO NE 3 2< W E D E L IV E R m n ra ssr ir •.‘J - It. i.ii.U ..iul fillin g 11« 111 inJ»l;u r . ! » 1- Ilf* 1 ‘‘ •«alf i l \ i ÜI11*»■ "tl .t f■•» c< . r ..iug-iva f 110 2nd S t r e e t , W e s t 324 irtiti -Miti in »vivi, For i- , tb.M lin.g i’ 1 <1 or I b %.»*♦•«*• .i-I e « l o m b i » Inoli tm kn! h e s I e e l iif i .i.t " 1 i I oil. e toex M A R K E T W IIK ill. IT PAYS TO PAY CASH ^ PHONE 1..I Î.» . il V E G E T A B L E lu- M o t t i’ h I ■t (.••r, • . o . .1 M, •1... 11. T H E . liuti« » d l bv tu> meaos |my for the • \ l ll l i t t « 1 bey' are luf iter *ha o t hose j •r i v | m i-l,. i v a i. ■t• vL a n d I h|> o| i V* -i It 1te ! I« t e s • I' ll r Initial luti lt..l kl tl. I ! "f !. i .' . n o ft <-fi t rut. 1 » i.-., tu,.» Ita lia n L e m o n s , 10c per do{ A p p l e s , 2 5 c per p e c k ; 7 5 c p e r h a m p e r to vkmuai» h o m e p r e m i s e « a n d M*n li ti » 1lii’j# i m i l d b e li ved u p t o l u n k 1m 11 i*r 1 1 » nillii In ,, gfc.i T 11, in j: f n r i Tn »#..• It n u g hi i n i i ini m u |»l M|tlf t •» lit* :• igv m u r , 1 In. r ! .i 1 i- l l *« TIII* - • i I P " Not |on>r . i " I A n Ml t. a lid \y«i 11 f * »I ,i i • I.» 1 t u a biv ( -...1 ; m ^ r^ II id< ol u bo i. io I i£ iy k :#*r V\ .. " t i, I n t »* \\«»r »I 1 .t i * I •1 Ill-lib t»» tirlumto t h a n they have ever had. I l l - t« i l e t e r m i n i i i l b y t h e f a r t t h a t l-otll i m i n ll> s h a v e p r i r v e l e d . lt *pri t p ..toil. ot f .lilll e.n ll In p a y I he " " I id l o l b c t i n g .Ilid p r e p a r i n g ev i n 1',l . li. t ni t t ot . t i l e a p p l o p M a jit his or her bolsines», the next himr tin* city council und the eounry com lie nr -h e Iiì. h, tu lunk utuum l t \ ** rniíMOiieru. ” h1 il<e these a jíp ru p r iu W i*‘h v \ mi vvant him *l,i i o( O ra n g e s , I 2c per d o z. * ° l,ur ‘‘i t y a n d w o u ld be w o rt h m ore 'b un w,‘ have to p a y ‘ for it in m a n y VS V bate* u lively s tre e t n o w | j labor is plentiful a t a 1 reasonable j b u t ^ e n tire ly too dark a n d th e wage, while the builder* are glad to vsbit«» way would add iftuch to thy m ake o v erhead expenses instead of a ■MrttcUvonoqa of it. big profit. When the war in Europe Volusin and Semi nute begin* lo wane, or is over, all there things will be different, und you »ill \ ntusin a n d Seminole counties »ill have to pi.y for’ the d i f f e r o i u It h u v t l a r g e r an<l b e l l i r e x h i b i t s a t by m e a n s t u l d l t i o n t o tli«* m o n e y y o u » i l i - a v i till' In vt m i l l » n i t e r f a i r t o l i e - h e l d III * 1 ilo noi la v o r t hi« b u y a b a l e It is b e i n g m u v e m e i n n little bit v v or k i ’ii to ijeath n n d i-> a d e t t i m e l i ! lo tb e citi ire. Miotti Florida , I Gi ul i e, 7 . y o u and this i* whut i huve learn ed , “ B oost for the, terw n’s a d v a n c e m e n t, "Y ou go down the s tree t very B oost on the firing line; scantily t l r m c d . You deliberately F o r t h e . chap t h u l ’s found on t h e *<* a* m uch of your perron a* is necessary to appeal to the ru rn a l topmost r o u n d ins Li not of m an. Your lovely neck, I S T U E B O O S T E U E V E R Y T D M JL a lurge p o r tio n of your well develop- ‘ 1* Irish Potatoi**. Spanisi) Union«, Red Onion*. Vi llo» ()U] *-«»,, eun (»• d e p e n d e d us Lui f way in the white way down First " B o o s t when y o u get ne» c itiz e n s , girl to his side, "tin tine on e a r t h is • i»ig citizen »ill hark to th e r i l l at «I »nutter. A B o o s t »hen the g a m e is tame, çnnri in terested in v mj th a n your Jnnld one at m n e T h e n t i n t e In* * *»rt-*-l tilia . i .■.L»r I f y o u happen to full «lotit lie t í t e r e anil bawl. Potai in*«, Jllil y velili» Iiries Oraliges, tira J S '(rio I. situiolh. » e li eolored stock. Ss l ■i, .iapaiicse !Vr-immons. Pinmpples, G u a v a s . house t o lie com fortable. All I All th e oth e r cities of F lo rid a needs is abolii three or four rooms ' ha Vo e it h e r installe d w h ite w a y s on nicely 'a tranged (or light housekeeping. And hut lu» great Hcuv- the p rin c ip a l streets or are m the cits give t h e people a bathroom . proves* "1 m tailing them a n d as Honestly, it is awful th e m any rail« ■ v ''1 * *",vw m,t been »•»•*- to w ake up lor room s with b a th in this u t . \t. t,ll‘ !»»-i»t* •• of Sanford iiliimfr, , ‘V‘r , apart im-nt house here « i l l fu-tu-hed ,lkil' 1’ ptrt-r-i. 1 have mu gun»' into or eveiovvith ju.ri of it uni l i n n - bed 1I'*’ m a tte r but I am sure tl«> S o u th will tin a la n d olfni» b u si runs a mi 1 t f > l F id ili« * * t lu-, certa ini y ‘hope th a t some e n te rp ri*- “ I"*“ u * calling Sry^i'*-!-‘r U . i!. v .ill, r . u i G C raham ,Klli-s rackers A fo o d fo r e v e r y d a y . C r is p , d e l i c i o u s a n d > stren g th en in g . F resh baked a n d fresh dc' livered. to cents. S N A F A R tO O N S . * *♦ A d elig h tfu l’ n e w b is­ cuit, w ith a rich a n d d elicio u s c o c o a n u t fla­ vor. C risp and a lw a y s fredh. to c en ts. i- 1e lllll. 1I k ' at Il, I t i . g ..Ill ■] ,*. 1 111t. r f.. • Mgl.i ti i f Ilf d * up r' • 1 llii'lli tin • • ■i m e r e l y thank mir many frii-iiil f ur ti n- a i t s o f k i n d n e s s u n d v in pa! li v -bo v. n u- i n 'lllif d.i ’• • uf • ♦IL re \ \\ < li a r i . l l . #1 ! 1 » 1 li.irl VS l'| i < T ,. » < ’ I I’e t l t l u - . -i . fe not llu expressions of the people . l i d »hile I have bill llllb- I l i l i Tes t lu the oL Iium n anil uul> » a n t a good man in the office 1 th in k th at the p u tion« of the office should ex­ press their opinion u the poll« and t e question of the p o stm aster » h e r e there a r e so m any candidate* i.« Sanford promise« should be de­ term ined by a piim ary election. 'I lie patrons of the office have some voice in the m a tte r and In the pe­ tition where th e sam e peofile sign all the pa|>eti! there is really no ex­ pression given Only a Democrat would be eligible t o 'm a k e the race lor postm aster but ull patrons of tinoflhe could exorcise their prtrogalives in th e m a tte r . '1 hu sooner the postotlires arc tak en out ol politics the sooner th e patrons can get ef­ ficient service. This of course is one m an's opinion hut an time goes on th e m a jo rity of the patro n s will feel the snm e way about It. Every ritMiiocrat in th e Sanford district Is entitled to m uke the race for poBtn.ester a n d in u prim ary he would huve tin equal show for the place. Tliis is D e m o c ratic und ca n n o t he ignored, for it is the voice of the people. , • F ard ol T h an k s ‘ We i ■1 . II M r M r a n d Mr." I 1I X I MV I f 1.1V u u u llium .is K W ilson III,' It, 9,1 1 Ilf .1 p I I * l I fi Mil-" place, à acre*, at Moore S tation See Dunean Mitchell. lfifMp For B ent T n retim'd c o u p l e , four nii e r o i i m i Excellent lo catim i Ti n d o l l a r - pi r m m i t h N o « m a l l * ini • Iri'ti I ' i i i j u t c It. l l i r a l d i t i l i - . I I rf ' i Bel t I vi ro n fi lin lt". , Allot nryftjol I r»v-.■■j■ Five acres tiled land Inside city f u ~ 23- Ite limit# for re n t, «fur brick road »mil* loading s ta tio n . Apply to A. I Nulle r of \ |i(■f4r nlD*j| *«' Hrf l!nn *»f fh . ('iiiimUy. Sanford. Florida. L’-tf N'ihtV I» l.tfiTv F'urnished room s for housekeeping >r.i .!», .( j .■ ai Mnf. C. II. S m ith ’s. 308 I’ark ‘m, Ave., betw een drd und 4th s t r i t - t s . , hfirp* i l i I. *• • It ti« I n i t ft kt. miDt'U 15-tl F'ur Bent O ne acre tiled la n d on r„. , . .. a n d NLnpIo NLiph u venue I n»r<I str«*i»t und Address Bex P ackard. B F. I* ‘J For Kent Two First m e e t. Joe Cola C om pany. * 20-:itc For Bent Boom* furnished or un­ furnished. C or. Pi\rk and S eventh s tree t. 23-3tc We hare a]w*r> tried lo be ¡uit a links ahead M 1SCELANE0US of ihe other fellow in the genriel equipfxitnr ol our More. A# an evidence of thi# ikluie to ihow W anted-G ood white hoy with wheel ihorfeeweet and only the bot of e»*sy«kiag, ♦eW' for pressing f l u b — one familiur with gfadly recommend toutert oi ink city. Apply t o corner F irst street, Carter’s P e n c ra ft • Combined Office and Fountain Pen N ational biscuit COMPANY * * * bottle with tbe new flaw.contioiler. ^ T he Sem inole county fair will be a reality in a few Weeks a n d the committee* will get down to work. Huald Printing Co. Every tmln in» l i é county ihould get behind this projec and boost. The ladies can alw ays be depended upon [ > # need n o t call th em forward. ..... ' • — • ' i-arfcid, Flcrlda ¡•**1 • il It t NW •m i l * .*?. T i 2 1. S, ft M l ! B9 X.1 a, N 10A >|J 9 jh r ui.i Und ». » of iho I ' s t is ni r *T • • mr » f II I * < * w* f ist «• * Itali lit* n it# ■i * 1 ft-tf Í IH »ill! !»■n** i |m uf I ♦i‘r«‘m l ,r f „ A I * I big s Loros on U 11it r*«w my *»tH• *1 DuM ont, Coco this l h r | Oth il» I if N a n d P alm etto avenue. ¡¡¡l-2tn * Lost T u e s d a y — Roman gold b re a st pin. R eturn to Herald Office. Re­ ward. _ 2 2 -2 t p Ink IS* SI* \ I F E lm livellile All modern im p r o v e ment« f l « pi-r tnuftth Free w ater N 11 G a r n i r ’J l if V Man n am ed Lively is tearing Wanted Colored woman, w ants d n » n some of the old landm ark* sewing by the d a y at 70a Pine Avc. m o u n d Tall a hussee nnd building C ity reference furniahed. 22-2p rn-vy stores. He should have a vote —ihe new*It member of the Cailet’i lai limilr. Pent tell Ink wnte* a blue and driee a jet black. of thanks for having such u name It it atpadally brilliaa^ eaootb aad permanent. Wgnteil Good Farm . Well located in Tnllahastee. Come in aad let ui »bow you tbe aew Carter ink J — Give description and p rice.’ From D uy b isc u it baked by 1'.i • --r I Hire I | if Hi'fth owner only. J. A. T ra v e l Box 764, Chicago, III. , 22-2tp W anted—To sell or rent on easy paym ents, a good, used pitno. M ust be disposed of Wednesday. _ A d­ dress ’’Piano,’*, in care of Sanford H erald. 2 3 - lt p F i n i t (‘Irfiili % l»> .‘fis 23*Tui*fi-5tr r V o» * 1 r t s EnJoyrnc. G If wo listen to the b* >• , ahull turn with equal <!••• subtler allurements Mm* cess. Wo shall enjoy • v, • llnot th e vulgarity of cscclunx Delight Jn our work laih'* ,1,IB " tho ap plause 11 may bring. 1 11 faction In the quiet thing* -in tW tk* beauty of a spring mornlnz |R act humble Bervlce of our nhlghin r lf communion with tli<- Ki>»n«<<■•* anil beyond us - i n r -UM 1 of any external ami i performance*. J > Suspended Anlmst.on . Thero a r e many different f°r suspended anlmallon. *<'tn'- r'" from accident, like dniwnlng* "r ^ log. and som e due to a ntRU(,.f ,n eurrtng process of nature. * hibernation, or winter sleo >. o' animal*. ‘0 omo animal* during , nation a r o smothered In close P* mud a t t h e bottom of pond» MsVJr* JUij* \ v * �IN Till-: HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST V EG ETABLE SECTION SANFORD HERALD PU BLISH ED r SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS //V S A N F O R D — L ife /* H'orrh Livi nil s v u o i l i ) , FLORIDA. FltlDAV, M iVKMHKIl Iti, 1914 VO LUM E VI BIG HIT SCORED BY HOME TALENT *.()l'T OF TIIE-EQLD’LWAS. (LEVER EXHIBITION OF vANFOI0 ) ¡TALENT ------------ L - The Hi-ruld ha« often M a te d th a t S.nlol'1 I'..; « « » ' | . l l o n . l l >' Tur lim im i' v ii < I. m u ti M i r i I 111' 1ur [H ni un .ilnTs of Mill ■lini Smiiti Florida » ill u n i t in L tifoni al lin: ( miri lin Uni- nu 9*~*iay, N’iiv ITI 11 al 11 il ni All hir|>«*ntim* o p e ra to ri un urged tu }»rt—eut as mai»} ma Ite r i ai un’».'tailrv svili rullìi- In furi- tin- trir-rr-1 r-- ---------- f For Men Onl> m 11s. ICelatlun tll Ideal Citizen* hip” will be the sub.............. ......... ............. te|ivT-red tu Sun.Ua> tnuriniig :.t !•;.’10 at the Baptist ehurrh. eorner I' irk uvenue und Sixth Street This lecture will be delivered by Prof. B. F. Ereil. We haVe been having gund a ttc u d a n c e ut these lectures hut have uccornmodation for u lifrger num ber. F. E. (}.. CIass Reporter. I.dural um * «»lent "••* 11‘ Hi . 1 ore!,., lull also m histrionic l i n n anil every homo talent play ilcinon' «uatca the tru th of this assertion. Mrs. Esther Marks m u s t have thought that Sanford people had this talent when she gnVc th e m thtj very strong play " O u t of the Fold" t# put on in leas th an tw o week» a n d her rusted Id not disifp point her in any part of the performance. For the past few days tin- g irls | ami buy» have been most active i n 1 tamii arg tu*1fi* fur ti ck© tu» ®rruìiBÌii|5* program!» ami costume« an(\ therv, Vt'às .tii .t Ir "i *a pi*ct ji ru*y di ihc «r,.. 11v iMihaihtMl by the* bum ne»»P 1 Mr. Murk... . h o ...... S I . l ’ K T K U S H f H C l ’ O l . I C K like charge of the [day under the uusHAVE MYKDEK MYS­ pices of the W om an’s Club, The TERY TO SOLVE proreeds for the -benefit of the Civic] League was a most w orthy object With a St F’e t i - ra bur g. N o v 13. and the fame of the players hud priTeib-’l them, therefore it was no -lor.cn n eg r o e s III jail held as -'lwonder t lt.it a crowded house greet pei-ts, M . P e t e r s b u r g a u t h o r i t i e s tins their i-tTort' 1" cd tin-in at t h e rise of t h e c u r t a i n I m o r n i n g l o u i i i n i e STILL SEARCHING FOR MURDERER t i e prol-li-tu nf v* Im 1 ifleii i I Tuesilay e v e ni ng .*n|\ Tin mglil wa- cool, h u t tin- atldl- F S lier III,* ti. but l l t t b Ile.nlW ,i ‘, w ,iv erne {r»in- up when the lirst act Opened Willi a most realistic snow dene tlnl tinplay was on with tiie usual suffering ol the heroine, the bad villain and all the other rhxr i- ' ei« thal furiii I lie tlifeads ___________________________ _____ _______________________________ ul 'fit ¡utluiir*i iuu i ».I **f t h e F o j i l " is a Very d i f ticuii piece e v e n for p r o f e s s i o n a l s and l »-• i.-lgmeiit of Mrs M arks in >rleiti g i In- ill it e u n I o n e s w a s u n - ef l'l. . , • m.i |ii'ffei 1 1> lin in g the Iliade Ihe III j lire>l* W.olti.i r, w im was c ri m i n al i ;. a s s a u l t e d , t» ila \ a n d - a '. - ' * 11 *I • kill ed Mr > b e n n a t i wer«o n e of t h e m tall a n d tin- : • *■■• ■• • Sin- dm t ha i ha P ]••"a -I • » 4»lì I*t iI I fallili* T»i befo n bi r of III!'.t h»jogi ' ha \ * Wll I." .' i r . i t ou. a l t-* ■gr ••• • a 1 l u t i . ni . uk. o t h e r shor t • bu.g • - I at her REPORT OF SCHOOLS BAPTISTS GATHER STATE OF FLORIDA IN ASSOCIATION F U i L i O L I l COUNTY — ! , AND TAX i ,- ! t . , n i " i tul i Iti li' • »1 I ' i ■ laillil u I perdei * 1■ - Ubi rr f Oges ol >" • 1/ , i; I > A1:1.1: CONDITIONS ill a report made by \V. N. Slieata, Hiitn-rinteiident of public instrurtion, to tin* i-omptruJU-r, t h e c o u n ty proportion of the fund de­ rived from i lie one mill s ta te tax is allown a» $1.424.115 bused on an a v ­ erage atten d a n ce of 1,367. • There was a dotal n ttem lanre of 126,565 for liie year, and that the total a m o u n t u n d e r the one mill ta apportioned is J132.Hy3.25. Duval c o u n ty showing th e largest average a tte n d a n c e of pupils in tho public schools, 9,496. and has apportioned to it the largest u!nount from tills one mill lax fund, ql $9,9711.HO. Franklin county makes the small»st showing "f any count y in the st.it»* with .IS | pupils and all a ppor l ion ............... T he average u ttcnduuce of pupils and the am ount apportioned to each c o u p ty in shown below: Av. A ttend- Amt. Apance Pupil* portioned t ' o u lit les 12 li, 6 »16 f L I2.S93.25 Total»;.. 5.2 I I 5.171 55 \ I,icli ua -»I*» 2D '»li i H.lkcr I ir,s j /i I i mi Ma y 2. 179 U5 J idi Mradlord 1.17» 75 I 115 lirev aril ! ¡ ’«j 1 251 t*n < .ill <ii.il sun 940 eu I ilrus 9 b 7 05 92 ! f'tiiy . mi.' , 152 i n * ,.i.i>i - *a .' s III t. L*'o, I *,* I ami Fr.*i »■.id I* I l a Ml a lo . .,*, j ■n.i, i Hi J -1*0 1.191 I .»193 *, o » 2 I.»*02 ' 1* M P resbyterian t hurch rin- Sunday school and B rother­ hood of tin- I’rt'sbyleriab church meet ut 9:45 in th e Imperial T heater and all are corilinlly welcomed, A double q u a r te r will furnish m u ­ sic at tin* preaching service a t 11 o'clock and a q u a r te t will sing at the ‘ * vet.frig set vice nt 7 ST. JOHNS RIVER TO BE BRIDGED INDIAN RIVER ORLANDO HIGHW AY A N D € R 0 ^ 5 THE ST. JOHNS Dr. B r ow n l e e h a s i n s t i t u t e d a n i n ­ n o v a t i o n in ........... service«, a junior 0 of In r N i r a n e , ilo- Si hoolm aster i l e i I..I..1**, i )■ -h ki n inni ,11 * "I thè pritn ipui vharai ter» A i*** ■ Hill ' ■ir ­ t.'J i « e s i u l l i d l j pbijcil by t lai'en te ifiiar li li a • I * in li Ma' • li* li,«,i *|UI1e a iti' lo lo-gr*'* -■ ■ «"■ »»» — *1«* ■ Ila i l . " - a- a i , >i w . i s e * | u a l l o i b i ; o pb’> ed ' I. if-r ■ A.I' Imped thaï t b* , few day ciisiiji.. *-,irrying it tdl liLe a v e le ra i i I .>1 i . f * r *, i d e i . tif - - ne t !... . J iiiikm- o( toursc via., ni woman »** »In petlei) lo do tua puri and wu» Ito of tin-nii Mu • hin Iti I hm k I hat i . . . I «li M* dtsappointmeni to bis friend» A#, olo* of t ll* M i » " w t i n a t ! . u K » ’ »! t *«4P I ! . ..n .i -I Mi 11 i-mp laoig blu, ibi- mi lu m i p rotti tor -i w ,iI Levy M I'lter-borg :• 'lUU'l |i*-bl> a in Ibi limili cnt ile rose to lllgilts tilt! 1 it..-; i • * I I,, ti n f 4, - 1 ' * •Gronghi tears in t In- eyett of ilo a i di- - O RG AN Ì \ L ; U U Ì L U . . U U ' I-1 11-’' I i' I »ad* I .1k* It 1le >i*t O • r e g a r d e d .I ■ I 111 v al -I it i ■ 11 Igh li f • ' In • ■* r ’ S O 21 -er v u e fur chiltlreo lakes up the . The Hcftunole liaplist Association lirst 15 minutes of the hour, in which was tifg i rani a t S - i 4i vf U- >v: j i v n i u y , , __ ■gfc.«gumm x -y m T, (>», - j 'n e A f --f f i g he m orning children’s ser­ us the .'ta le Secretary of Missions mon is an object lesson sermon. At most m-tlv expn-ssed it. tin- baby ( nig In he is preaching a settus on was iioru lull grown. Child Life in m ission lands to chil­ The delegates from the various dren. The children also contribute church»-' "met a t Sanford with the First Map tint church of this place, som e special music to each of these night service». yesterday morning and the meeting was begun with a devotional service in charge of Rev. Wm. Stones of Oviedo T h is was billowed t»y an (id dress by Rev (' M B rittain, busilies' m anager of C olumbia , Col­ lege at Lain- City II»- presented tinwork of lb-- college and the needs of a colb-g* in a strong and forceful G O VE R N M E N T M AKING A manm-r SEARCH FOR RADIO At m* dinner was served at tinOUTFITS church by the ladies, in the " C h u lu otu style A long table had been A report th a t hidden wireless staprepan-d on the groumb* extending Jinn sflmewhere on the Florida ponnearly half a block, and it was i risola is in com m unica tlon w ith heaped with the good tilings the eith**r Germnny o r Jnpun. a mi thnt i-if'ird knew sit well how Lidi»governnn-nt olhciai* aro investigatlo prepari-. .uni tin- visitor* as well as ing, is colo re d by the fu*-» t Itisi Lii-ut home f--l* ' *li-l full justice t*> ito­ ll.irgr.iv es ,,f t In- t S rullili s»*r occasi‘»ti vi*i- w a» in la* k-orivil l*' 1 liTi'i- i l a y s At 1 •" li.* im-i'ling » is *aib*d ago <*n an unkno w u rui"ion 1* vol ion,i 1 M-r viii'i b-d Ingel tier » I l e e a l i e d al t h è l ocai s t a t i o n of by Ki-v' 1 i * l ’ar-oa» of Tit il- vili*- t h è M a r c o n i W i r e l e s s Ti-l,'gra|*ti < •* **rg.iin.- xt i"ii w ,i-, * I a ti-mi ( l i o o g h In’* visi! t h e r e Was pl i rrl y u n fected a i let i e r s f r o m ■ i i u r c h e s officiai, hut ellortn t o locate htm wishing t [niii t h e new a s s o c i a t i o n . l . i t e r provi-il f i l i l e t )|i,-r.it«ir- of iti,' r a me - *if d-'l* g ì I I ogl'l ill I . Notice of .public hearing to be held December 7, I9f l, lo th o ware­ house at Lake Harney, Fla., in refer­ ence to application of the b o a r d of county commissioners of Sem inole county, a n d " th o board of cotlnty commissioners of Volusia co u n ty , for a permit for the construction of a WIRELESS STATION HIDDEN IN FLORIDA <. 9 b-.i f ir .in *1 ar*- gi v •-ii * lb * Nui I It \ ■'*t* t ■*>i I W .t h.-r ■. \ I .a ti-.it g I rV* r e t u f y ! lard. i; W » ... , w ii w w I w 11"I Ml*-» B I It-*g, *' , I J w I It. ,i . : of M e •t u l i ,l»aiii*-ls », r \ 11 i a t \\ . » ' I n n „ i " \ * , ,>r*ling i o flit* <••1111.l i ' *. >t -b . Capi -il <4 R e s o l u t i on |tul III memorv of our beimi *1 fellowMr I i *-*i II I . m o l d , who passed from lair m i d - t t** Ins e te rn a l ■i h / r i , reperì» l.ip .i ni se lavi' botti * ’ili ■ ' ' ' . i' .1 .....................................VI .1 * t -ini > *■| • 1. i n I n - r U *. •* ........... ■ .1* ) .,' ., \ I . -1 . • , i i -, -. * t 1 *M .r li ..-.r - ,i ■ .r.,1. I i.i I 1• il 11-1 *V' till*. 'Mr I "I |,i I "I, i t . I '-."I i pet *1. trieiiU-lup a i d li.iriy . "operation of 192 1.1 1" i" ,i* *1 M*.i ** \l Sii'w.iri. W 11 *1,1 Me:..,age, |*l,keil u|* liy Uier- Geo 11 Fernal»! in ALL our u n d e r ­ •1er "I It.' *• i ii d . M Utili 1.749J» Jt-jje h u r n a l i being jmrfüctly ak> tills pn-venli-d Urunkenin-sH. One lie N a s s a u r i d g e . J . W O Singletary, Rev chunl ships a p p a re n tly came from takings which meant (or tin- besj in­ 2.232.30 Aid 126 Orange N aval experts st»V it terests of our city, and home Indori» an auihetice m ade an gro who ran from a po;*»* whs shot ( ie*irge H y m a n , M \V Lovell. Jim these stations 1.319.85 t Isccida 267 II»» i». M i* K«l would he a com paratively >1 111 pic J l l l kl l i s , It It excellent Judge Hitrlun and looked a t a b o u t 3 o ' c l o c k f i ns m o r n i n g , bill 1, i so 5» Wh e r e a s . In Mr Fernnhl we a l ­ 111) a wa v Balm It*-A* h m,itter I** rig tiji .iilleiiii.ii lor si-rnl and acted well tin* part. He made •it *Iged the bullets and g Vj.tr w a y s (" 1111*1 lh*i.ililles ot :t t h o r 191 1.16»» 55 I’.IS* " S' i '. t > , w I r * | , - ' s out lit |*el w i-i-n a i o 1 1*11I ■’. i ris*Il 1. It,, i.n 1 » mo't Ui»ringuished looking j -..*). H.- vka** M«i*n **Mr *t \ |D ^ »1* r* Ollgtl gellt lentnIi will** t w. i ke atlii ,1,1195 in 2.91' l'irise- B u - -II.i ..I i ill f .*r * -1 i r e e s iii .* mai.iu-r t o ’ r 1 i-r i l - ’ .11 i r r v i Mei* ii tr. •rt in till' Me* hlorcm e l-'r.tnk al,-o lu.u * hull- s, *ti | *-*l 111 /,* 11 *i VI I w i *rt hy 5. 159 21» P.*lk 5. 1» I • -4 .1 1 • * ..'i*lil >*l.', rv.ill**ll .vl.iie I I.■ i ,, i \ 11 h ur B I »**•* • difficult part a» tin- heroine ••) i * rr -till v• »*i$r : f. F, 31' * *191.1 rv n u i l i i l ,-nt*-r |.r I' . s .ilvv * . - !**. II !■ 1 lo- t»**sT 2. 296 15 2 . 1 '7 . . . • p*. a I l uni.* lit I** *1* n v i I i « . .I . Wm -• i m*i*-- \t ' Up 1:i-jjr* »»*“» "U '9-1- "*P bill I’m ii.i h* plaj il* Ijeii-ne, tin- girl who 1 ,1 - i . : i - 1 -.1 - tn ford, gi . i i i g w i l h o u t I ; . 55 ! *.9| i ,t .1 >1 I,* lioit. on, in* I** .t* t.l l".*»it g >aw ,t 1 f K ■•• * . »Voi* . limi .-i i,m wanted to i-n. st int of ins tun*- a mi - b u sin e ss a b i l ­ 1,151 H.i l.U-l1,097 mill in the heart of tile (ureal , ( I ii i|**t a ,1 Tilth' ll ,1*i* ob» »lii' i U' Alci was foiled (or the tun* i n kk* liilli 1" ID <$ 19 11■t| III (U " i i i t y, and 2.951 55 will I S anta ll*isa 2.Hl I I .*** al e x p e r t s a*l*l 1h.U a e r i a l s by tin villian w h o i ia f ipene d t o c o n d l l n m t o d a y , a n d llkt-l 1 ,** 4 * oo*l A I Sullivan W hf*reus. We (eel keenly 1he l»*s>* 1.424 S5 t-mi m *l* t,'I57 woiM work a l m o s t .is »mn - s a f u l l y | .. wood C . , W I n i / h i i k- ’ kikiw her early history and s> jght qUb Kty recover of his companions hi p, counsel and, I.4U1.9U S u tn te r, l,33tt Lnkr G e rtru d e : Mrs Kale 11 nggeil up liuild«- a vacant loft in a her nut in Hu- peaceful gQclUli- i ol sym pathy, and with it «11 a deep tall building; th e main requirement 3 ,603. 86 T abor Suwanne** . 3,337 x country school. Plenty of Literature sense of g ra titu d e to b a r H eavenly being th at the building was high 966. 00 St-aliri-i-zi*: Mrs A .1 Sm ith 920 Mrs. Cobb, the villag? gossi] porAt the Commercial C lub head­ T aylor Father for th e influence und help­ * ...............ugh. and tin* |oft of sufficient 2 , 95 6 . HO (7 W Holmes was i’lect«-d m o d ­ 2,816 lf»yed by Mrs. R. A. Nowinui wan quarters in th e Herald office there ts Volusia fulness of such a character a* this, 96 2. 3 6 length. erator. Jm», D. Jinkih* of Sanford Wakulla 907 one of the surprises of the evi ing, plenty of lite ra tu re «lesrriptlve of our fellow citizen and brother, Geo. Kites have also lu-i'ii »tfced for 2.574.60 Walt.m 2.452 was i*1,-*ii-»l clerk add treasurer l^ing perfect in the purt and sow the city and county*'and th e real 2.215.60 |,»U>’r from Lake Helen cliur* Ii similar lllstallut io n s, tin- kite being II Fentuld has proven in our midst 2,1 1» ing remarkable ap titu d e in very estate men and others who are in­ W ashing! on read and this church was ad mil led tlown on a wire, the lower end of to hi- (or the pus l thirty years; particular. terested in boosting tin* city ran A m ount for a p p o r tio n ­ which was connected through the therefore, he il $136,439.38 into I lie Association. Suxapne, the tom boy, played by find what they want at the head­ ment regulur roils and detectors. Visitors recognized and welcomed Resolved, T h n t as an expression Mi»» Ulga Schulta and Marie Luth- quarters. 132.893.26 S ecretary Haynes is on A m o u n t a p p o r t i o n e d Tin* regular aerials now in general *i( our sorrow over his dep a rtu re and Dr. 8 B. Rogers, secretary Mat»* roP. by Miss Gretchcn S chulti the job every day and will do all l*oth remarkably good. These th a t he can to further tin- advertis­ Balance left in T reasury $ 3,646.13 board ol missions; Mrs, 11 » I'* el- use consists of from four lo eight esteem (or his character that we d e d ­ wires hung on tw o stretcher* be­ icate lo hi-, m em ory a page in our man. state »eeretarv W M ' B* v >oung ladies made their »lebut in ing in every way lie has lists id k.■ F, 1.*-* > nntb. moderator of Wekiv.i tween tall poles, exactly as a luiin reeprd book, in tin- minutes of our thu play before a Sanford audience p r u p i M - d i vi* r«**idents »hat are open t erillan Music »'lull Ass m-t-t l lot*; ■Mrs E. L Sm.nl», and mock is swung, tin* wirc^ being proceedings, on which a copy of ami ilemoructrated their tulents. Th»*y lo the public and the office ts ready T h e Cccilian Music Club meets ut Rev. F A. M ilton of Wekiva Asso- spaced two or t h re e feet apart, a n d these resolutions shall be spread, a n d have received good training in d ra ­ to serve the ppoplo. th*. studio of M unson S a tu rd a y , riu lion ut li-ast a hundred f»-»-t long. Such further. matic art and each acored a hit in Nov liti» ail installation would In- easily rec­ By unanim ous vole the name their respective parts. Resolved, T h a t we hereby express lla« *- PurrhnM-il Fountain ognized by anyone acquainted with to hi* bereaved w-idow,. Mrs. Ferchosen was th a t of T he Seminole ■lokn Lalhrop, the college bred T he Indies of the Civic D epart­ Baptist Association. A constitution wireless, though it would not lie nald, our *|ncor<* and heartfelt s y m ­ young man antf also the villain of ment of ike W o m an ’s Club are true a n d urticlcs of faith wire adopted visible any great distance. It is ex­ pathy in thia her loss and grief, a n d Ibe play was taken by S. M. Lloyd, to their word and lost no tim e ufter •Mrs. H. C. Peel man uddressed pected th a t the federal authorities further, an oltl favorite und while the p a rt th e e n te rta in m e n t Tuesday night the Association in behalf of the will welcome any information of this * M onc most difncuU Mr. Lloyd to order the drinking fountain. This Resolved, T h a t a. copy o f ' t h e s e W om an's Mirsionary Union. Sin.- s o r t . excellent and made himoslf most was prim arily the object of present­ resolutions be sent lo Mrs. F ernald said th at Seminole means in tluunpopular trying to expose thefl hero- ing the play a n d as soon as th e per­ by our secretary anil a copy be fur­ Arkansas .Statesm an Here Indian language "w an d erers,” and lne' Helene on her wedding day. formance was over Mrs. W. E. W at­ nished tin- Sanford Herald with re­ Hon. il M. Wallace of Hot she hrq>w! t h a t the Seminole As«*» Daddy Pinchback, the editor, was son ordered the drinking fountain quest that th e y be published. . t h e ----ciation would he wunderen* from Springs, Ark., bus arrived In the city P»rt assigned to E. F. House- and it will arrive in a few days to C. R. Walker. ways that are inefficient. T h e nim of to join' his wife a n d expect* to re ­ Jolder and whUe * he HbeHsd th e grace tho city street* and he a re­ CHAS. KANNER F. W. Mahoney. tho W. M. ,U. j s to have e v e r y 'wom- main during t lit? winter. Mr, W a l­ fcrald and editors in general, he freshment alike to man and beast F. 1’. Forster. lace is prominent in hi* home skate nn enlisted. did it in such a m an n er as to bring T h e Indies are to b l congratulated j Ket first piige mention its t Non mil lee Th*- nom inating loinm ittoo n|* having served in th e t S Congress ° * n .th e bouse. It was also one of not only for their entertain m e n t but tlu* largest advertisers in pint.tril by the ininleraior mail*- the for six years ami received additional 1 >e difficult paits of the play but fur their prom ptness in making good today’s issue. The ad­ The Home and School Assucial -n following report, which was ailuptt-d honors in his n a tiv e city and state .* r‘ Householder proved to bo a the object of their organization. star. vertisement may be found ExeiuUve Committ*-«- I Mm Hi- recently m arried Mrs Mary K. of Lake City has just held a most in ­ Stoner of Oviedo, Rev \N AS WiL Sym es of this cUy, the marriage oc­ teresting and successful flower »how. heii* Krank is alwaya good a n d D ayton, Uhto, Nov. 13. Laundryon page 7 lian of T av a res, Rev. J. G. Parsons curring in Michigan and Sanford and T h e exhibition continued for tw o a favorite with Sanford m an near hero has captive balloon of Titusville, H. T. McClelland of Htirrounding c o u n try looks most fa- day* and r e a d y a hundred entri«-*» p ' l e , and he was a t hi. best as with which laundr-y is raised above Several prizes were Daytona, C. W, Entxmlngcr. voruble to Mr. Wallace, this being were made. Special Notice ° y' *"• boy who would r a th e r the dust of the city to bleach and Member S ta tu Board of M inions: his first visit to ilio statO. aw arded, the lirst prize being $5 in 4han think and he gathered all A fy- a l l ,_________ ____ The Herald will on each gold for the best twelvo c h r y s a n ­ G. W. Holme* of jEuati*. the comedy to himself and k e p t it Philadelphia, P a., Nov. 13.— Six themum*. In no part ol th e coun-* Delegate t d Southern B ap tis t Con­ £ n » r .h . „ „ u , . H. ,h „ Alton, P a . , , Nov. 13.— Ju stice of day call attention to the vention a t Houstcfti, Te'xas: Rev. policemen recently m atched coin* to try do these won»lerlul|y beautiful U J \ | ° ‘ U w I’1* '« ‘ I" 1 ">»il*> U * th e peace, George B. Pfeifer rocently largest advertisement in nee who would a d e p t an abandoned a u tu m n flower* gain greater perfec­ George H y m an . celebrated his fiftieth b irth d a y by b aby found by a n officer on a d o o r­ tion, and yet few place* givo ch ry s ­ Aunt Jane Delegate« Uf Florida S ta te Conthe current issue. od o ld reducing cost of marriage cercste p. ’ *. (Continued On Page 4) an th e m u m s a tte n tio n . (Contlr.ned On Pa . monies^from | 2 to $1. -. ‘ v _ hai - *b j , a r i l ì.* u t ami in »-barge of tlie navpl r.ulii* I u I; | et» pec la I w e i g h t in l In- l i na i i l e l e rtmn.Mion **( t h e subji-* I s h o u l d pr ef e r a Id i he s u b m i t t e d in w r i t i n g in **rd* i t** I * *• ii*,- of rei or d i i, v i o l f ! In H .*ni i r, i . \ Vrri > gin*• r- l U it LAID !.. M i **r I *.rp' **f 1 ngineers .is informutio** »*n-*-.i■>' I f >*1" i • • , r i *ili* * I lo-i a i n e ).***■ •' M t ***l.i ! I |1 ¡ - l i t i ' * k SOU Vil l *. 1 hi t..| 1 * * '* ,r.* I. I .. .» I....... li-* .'-* i) N * *v, tuber * I 9 | | a t * niifereii* *■' I*. i wéi-n * **ai i*»-• •! 1*»r M lit* k ,s I <i 1’.* r - 1 I i: . I >r , the t indiati River Orlando highw ay, crossing the river in Section 28, Township 20 south, Bunge 33 east Tin- War D epartm ent having u n ­ der consideri!ion an application of tin- alio ve nam ed counties to con­ struct a bridge over the St. Jo h n s river above Lake Harney, in Sec­ tion 28, Tow nship 20 south, Rangfr' 33 east, a public hearing will be held in the warehouse at Lake H a rn ey for the purpose of hearing a r g u ­ ments for nn*l against the »»rection nf »aid bridge \* cnnlingl V. Iloti**' I- hereby given that .ill persons interested * are i n ­ viteli to be present ut the above mimed lime ami place to express J their v ii *vs upon Ilo- i hurweter of t he bridge proposed to he built. While all st iiternent* at the hearing are given dite consideration, mi pi.ria ut. why fails al ni 't . 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Ì t»i lo M 1 ,h >2 lu N ». » M' an-I t l i5 I M1 ; , *» »111 Tin- follow,iug .n&lLL'u.lmi- been rer.T\»w >fpnn thq War* D epart nTPnt and is given below for the benelit of The Herald mailers: ,| ,i|i-us o| hlS u n i i . ii The L argest Advertisem ent Today i * ■i j .K V ■ . » ‘ »¿a a .-T r» � 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, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 10, 1914 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 10, 1914. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 10, 1914; <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/5b3810d7bcb08a7894cac0aff349d6ca.pdf 8de4b936ec18dbff957b46d8e441ede8 PDF Text Text îï . ' ......» »■ , r u ;i: h c iit or his business. I merely wax guidil b y hi» «ign T h e muli who ;1J-root imI \ nu ix » »t ranger her«*, ami daughter. ax I xaiil licliirc, I have studied you und your ways." 1 C U R B ST O N E GLEA N IN GS! BUD G ET O F O P IN IO N “ JU S T BETW EEN * T h e min ri w l i o u a n t x u ture ni ni 0 fi <— O f o r t a h l r li\ ini; t h è r rxt of hlx life rollìi! d o no l i r t t r r I Ili il y; tinnì l o huild a t u o ’ a ( a r i m r MI hou»e in 8unior<l ri ghi now T h t T e hax neve/ O ------Q li«* i r a l i m e in t h r pual fi ve yrnni A ( H IEL IS AMONG Y E TAKING N O T ES A M ) FA IT H , ° t h a t Su li ford wax al il e l o t a k r cure of t h è |>eo|ile w ho wai j l npurt nii-llt» “ H E ’ L L PREN T ’ E M SO SA YS SA U N TEK EK . o » o in S a n f o r d w i ni er and mi in me r aaoaoaoaooaaoaoaooaoooaaoaooaoaoaaoooaaoooanoaoooaoo o T h e m e r a Ite llllill w n h a l il i al i (ali. Itooxt ami 'In- loxxti l.on-t« wiili you il I'crtaiii "Mimrl young nu tu |IC or no fallili^ iloes Hot wiilil a K n o ck and you a rc on the.-hidf; 1 timi town. houxe l o he <o n i f o r t i . h l e . All l i F or the town get» n k of a lutin xxiih " W h y , j apu, lie llirtfd with m e ; nord» is a h o u i t h r e e or f o u r r o oms YO U 1 EVEN THE A N I) M E .” 5 o GATE POST NOT muid kick him»e!f “ B oost when y o u r town is lively. B o o s t when it i» ax dead ax »in: run. S o M i r k to y o u r j t» I * and win.' IN IT f h asked me "which way. little one?' nicely utrunged for lich t houseand offered to follow me. I wunl keeping. And hullo, great Heuvhim whipped. Oh, if I were only a en» give the people a bathroom. ! man.' Honestly, it i* nwlul the many rail» Mamma naturally got pupa'» hat (or rooms with hath in liti» city. \n ----i f Tfn MX-shooter apart uifiii houxe here well f (j - n 1. !•••<] a way . Hut papa d lay hidden away. didn't with part of it uiifuriu-In d id n 't or eeyu e :» i s irith take the hint. .will tin u land oiliccjmxinf-xx am i ' D a u g h te r,“ lu xahi. calling llu- certainly I S T U E B O O S T E R EV ER Y T I M E . instinct of man. Your lovely neck. ! things will be different, und you will I do not I.i \ or t III» huy .1 bale movement 1» little bit It lx being worked to death mid ix a detiiiiicnt to the entire so u th I tonda <1 . our.-, ix m >i n.iMiig limili i<> '■(> on th e sub,eel .1* >(’ii Maud .ntt.ui 1» bru. gli. g .1 good p r i ll’ bul the short s t a p le people should sit on the lid e x c e p t in cases where they are ' a c ­ tu a lly in need of th e iie.essarie» of life. Buying a bale of cotton inily' help some but tile wide advertising will i \1 i tu.illy give t ie . 1 1 1 .. 11 s t a t e s a black eye and it will t a k e a large portion of your well develop- h; ve to pay for the diffvrem «• ! i. ed breast, your arms and by mean» addition to the money you will ■a \' of n slip in your skirt and transput- there ix also t hi fact t bat you are cut hose a goodly share of .your he l pi ng t o I he “ wolf" from lower lim b, are exposed to view » • • l u c i m i ! r » while e\ >ry I In 1 I lie portion ol your bo j . that 1- |X II -111 ll . lied 1 ondila” <n\(Ted Ix ciot licit 111 x.;ch a w. tiial e x .iy .nr\>ai.d ati/lv 1 r . a d - I I .l.roughi out in bold ri-iii I. and every woman, too, would nuke ” 1 hen, wlisn you pass a man, or |p ),js or her bpsiness, the next hour a group of men, you giggle, to»» In* o r « h u ila » , l o l o o k a r o u n d ih your liead, a i d perhups icim llk to h o m o p r e m i» « - » a n d x . ’ C I l o XX 1 I l f your gul compiininn that lili» is t h e . n u b i bi> ti x c i l l i p t o l o o k III 1 I . T . M .x ii't old town you « x er - a x» xx m i b l b . ., « r . ’.i i i l i m i : f.» r ih . \t. if »oine man . . . . pt \ our . la. il m i« l.l iin t H u t Ut U |>« ••J•i •* I«» «I |. n e y ou want In in »I.« l 1 «» r*’* '»x .’f 1r* in 1! t ill- 111 Minn* 11 ti l i n t it 11 . ” i « r>ii. ■i n. . . x .1«' 11 • •1 illuni gr«.V « r g o o d .xi.d pri’X. i . t p.i’ iitiiig . . . i t . «n xi i \Vr - 11> uiK f ri. in t It«*i r •r.ipx and m . . k i t . g u.” in > • ' » r \ ■'Not 1«mg i-i:-' I .1«a (It ill’ll xx.llll life to a lug 1 -..I,.', r K in w hi. h in 1 ig bi •k .»*t :«*r m >■ ix >.r .1 1” . t 1 M .-,;. * a qy till., he wiix working lo g b tx «go a ll 11 . l o w nigki I m—|(l( x a l l e e . U l . g II. l.'o l.li.i , . t . li m III.I III" •. 1. i d 1 XX. . ' , . ’ 1 • ^11 Ol p o r. b t III* lt .,1 ». 1 >. 1 i . ” 1- b i .1 1* Ll .. • • • • U needa B is c u it ' » .j Nourishment—fine fla­ vor — purity—crispness —wholesomencs9. All for 5 c e n t s , in the moisture-proof package. 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' K. • - i . i ■ -t .i” 1 •t'” l j • Cl \ (,... ............. 1 , .i i .' \ • !. ! r • ' ■ i '. i . i . r • \ • *i t.i.r : a. ' i ” I .| i Si .D n- i . i f Irt. I l .u il... C il < ' t ’SI 1■ i i ol .1 - I ” ! 1 » .• :.uw r. \.a .1 , r« iil « i • •••fc . Y. « 1 t «* !• " • t <)( n.. i l . >i a 1 ii • .. * •*» . ' JI !.. ’I Y., t : . . Id a V . .Il 11 ' i I ’o l l . .1. l l .i ’l.e y .»i î »• V f 1 u Wl.l ■III.l i a i head '-r n .” • . . o r. 1 1 i ¡ • n id « II. 1 \D\i i j i ' m m , .lit .. Xx th .’ 1 iriu i r n i.il,. !’. ut s 1 litlt«»«* • fi> r M xHt i.iri w ith > Xp. I . i t . ■ X lI X . I \ Y. t « \\|1 1 •till re n t A IH II ' i ' 1 ’J ~Trn ^ > | m*! h »-r IV ,' PHONE 32< •r,. 11 ' A[I ‘ . 110 2nd S t r e e t , W e s t WE D E L I V E R TO HUNT •• ' V E G E T A B L E M A R K E T wilt:iu: i r I'avs t o pay cash mifMoiier». \\ hi le t he s e a p p r o p r i a ­ «l istine S a m i 011. U n i t e r tion» xxill by n.» m e a n s |wiy l or t h e cxhll . lt x 1 hex' a r e l ar g e r tllall t h o s e PM Xloll'ly e \p. |,.1, -v|. . , 1f t t i n , „1 Ig. II »f Ill t r»l* - . I t liidii a t e » g r e a t e r inter.-»! a n d ,. \I .1 IlMlft »Di • ; ■l e i ’ r nun it mil t.> m a k e In n e r di- ’ . . i. X l” t i » 1 T H E \Tilusia and Seminole counties will, have larger and better exhibit» at F O R S A I .E tin- next midwinter fair lo be held in Orlando than they have ever bud. Sale Cel. ry Plant» \pply Ila * 1» determined by the fact that d ( l a hliet t . I r. > . h a x . n inboth <oiilitl. » h..\e pr.rx i.|. d appro •J'J- It. p>i..t!ol|. ol i .,00 e.n li lo pay the ■” -t ” 1 collect mg and pr. paring ex »e» ! o r - a l i i nt I. M . l x x l l l l *■1*•11 I 1* II.I not.1 tin* applopria Kor S a l e Due four room house Hon was divided eijuully bel^veen Address Anthe city council and tlu^ county cum- furnished for $800 00. ..• , ... ! Uer dot. A p p les, 2 5 c por p e e k ; 7 5 c per h a m p e r Charge 2.1 Cents. • iu r ' ’ Italian L o m o n s , 10c Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ■fr- •! r . 1lu ll r - IM ! .. . ., ' i .\ » f O r a n g e s , 12c per d o z . (•••i ” 1 '»ft. (iarlir. CLASSIFIED .ADVERTISING Volusia and Seminole b» ■■r t b a l •^ > •*}i * Orange«, tini|xT ru'i. xinootli, well colored »lock, Sal-u Japanese l’cr*iiiiliion»t I’ineiipple», fiuuvii». Irish I’otatiM’x, Spanixh Onion*, Red Onion*. Yellow in. !** llepuuded us hall way in the 1• l ii b i J. * V . p 1 li. II • f i . "«! "t Head lettuce, Homaini'. Egg P lant, Turnip Greens. M Reel Radishes, White lladinhe*. Repi**rs. Okra. <1-< Radishf*. Creen (<i Potaloex, juicy yellow line» I lut h<*ATit, fur I.**1T#• Hum we liuvc to p a y ’ for it in m a n y , l u I h r ( ly.tr I I . , 1 .1 , . . ways. Wv h u \ o u lively’ s tre e t now I srassvfarisfr'““« *,ul '*■ ^ e n tire ly too dork a n d the Arltrlr« uf lnrnrpnrul|..n ,.f . Vlllfl I w« y would add rftueh to thy r All L o c a l All VcrliHOmehtH U nder nttrhctivonci(i of it. lln lrl l o m THREE CENTS ,mt i l'i , ) -- — ' ■Heading “ ■«(u usmu V •• •” » •-» •n « |n j i í "iì«:l0ròl ^This ■* l*m l II.’ . ” . ! f ha - » a g g . d E c o n o m ic a l F re s h F r o m the L o c a l G r o w e r s ( i *r • I L . J II . 11 F re s h Vegetables They a r e W h o lo sijm e , A p p e tiz in g , •r l'.-l ' t . il. E a t M o re matter. A white way down First •I red tin.. , 11 ■Iwr to our city and would be worth more M< a r.":_ . ' All the other cities of Floridu * i ha vu either installed white way» on PHONE 3 2 4 the principal streets or pro in the process ol in tailing them and as yet 1 have not been able to wake up I lie peop e of Sanford .1 h o 1-iULU>'-y main ¡itr e d . I lia ye not gime into the matter but I am sure tiw Soulli- to meet NOVEMHFIl m lJU their * 1 uni glud thè game Inw» will open in a few weeks for *o?ho uf my g»od friend» were *o aiwiou» that they eould hardly he hcld back expeeially wIteli .thè turkey» and uuail persixted in iittarkini; them in ita* lue fi wuy x and hf.igcx Some ol t Ile in had lo kilt game in urli do­ lerne. ulthough thr plou of »eli de­ tener waii noi »uMuined I don't know Inm mudi thè line» were hut ihry can gei liack pari of (he money wIn n thè xcanon opetix (or thè •.......... H pienij of lurdx tliix xenxon. o. (« »• • . ..lu p i • • -•■.■ 1 l l . lt Iti«-..* xx . i t . l . i *• to ..! . ni . .< ....... li U lii’H »1 n 1«•I I’ \ i ■; li...x . Im y' U J1 T hi* 1 ii l . ai i i a t" »1 kl* III, «i t II« r. . 1 Ì ' J. » » | •1• kl*t th è ! .l'M.rjl .i . || 1 ( a I.il.« i i u in l«>r x e \ e r . i I” g | . .. > Oli p i i •» I. .1 I ' a t I. r- i — - il. »n .1 !.. r e» r 1 I'nr Kent m i-.» lu ll, Il 1.1 . 1 « i.» lit' Furi.i.xheil light hmixe- . (>nrt n i e n t * 0 " I • r ». ’t h. ' x I* .1. • x h> \x . . .Il Nx ' - » .• I.* II' u D M it. It. ’ ... l.g eiling public is o fte n . ss.sted in m any way» by his ihoughtlu.nesa and endeavors to give rcrvice. I do -Dot know him hut he looks like a Georg a (Tai ker to me und this probab y a . . oui l.x lor In- clli. iemy und kbil t\ io do 1 iiingx • • • * T h e following fri.in the Mi . . 11 1 M e l., poll» I" find (<•. Idle t.oii Son e week* ago th e Mellopolls iiud.essed an <ditonul lo the girls ol Miun.i, u Iricndiy pr cue it me id . 01.1 the foolishnunt of - s c h o o l girls und I girls who .arc young enough 10 be in school wealing bizarre clothe». \Ye were, aware, o f 1cou rse, that tiie girls of Miami are in iro way an e x ­ ception to girls all o v er the country, in Die matter of tnappropr are1 dre» -— ¡ft fact we think th e girls of Miumi show considerably b e t t e r taste than the girl* ol other places—and we were in t e n d e d in notinring that the Metropolis editorial. " D o n ’t Do I t, Girhi.“ was republished in many other newspapers. It . ■ .. li., i 1 I-. aitili fled 1 ujar office routine und ill of (hut w.thollt i.nx otlue helper lie cell.' 10 be il young 111.Ill and ll.ir.lelo.i by work a id rose I b ejeV e fI <1111 tin riii. I » M .i . 1 1... * • . ,1 . .. 1 V I ■• ” . 1 ■ • t• ."t • 'In i l l 'I K n o w a l. X. b l l . • G. f . It ÎH. . t» * ••I t U. • I i. i i H i * !«• H r 1 of l be. \ ( ft •-« f •f-rt: t «• h»* I III' 1f n l * tin* 14me 1 MllM I n r ! \ • r*- «1 Am i. ..O' me.lid11 h t i l • •1 K| Wr e * k M . l l a 1 1 ! . ............ -. ’, • 1 ‘ li st I l;t m urkets always want. Instead ol buying a Ikilc of ■•»1 1 •. rx *h. 1 | • ■1 1g li? 1 .1: t 1 r i.-.. <!• !■ • 11 . » t be tail» . f night - I irt- Hmg' r I 1 1» ill It.sell would Use up tin mi and» >>l pounds ol 1 id ton an d keep the 11.ill» rum mg oxer tune • m .tr. ' »— They hnve already willing III'»» to help. iiope th a t som e enterprix- “ Boost » h u i y o u get new c itize n s, girl to his side, “ po One on earth i s 1 ¡tig citizen wifi hark to thi il l at it tpnre interested in y mj than your build one at inne B o o s t when the g am e is tame; T h e n there In.* No one mucker to a raise not been a better tim e in year» lor IT you happen to fall don't lie th e re old dad. to your defense. But listen. T h i s b u i l d i n g th a n right now M utcnul and bawl. ' « ry interest lias led me to study .can lie bought a t a close price iwul B u t get up and tmo»t again. " you a n d this is w hat 1 have learn ed , j labor is plentiful a t a 1reasonable , You go down the street very wage, while the builders arc glad to “ Boost for the, town’» advancement. scantily dre»sed. B o o s t on the firing line; 1 ou deliberately make overhead expenses instead of a F o r t h e .c h a p t h a t ’s found 011 th e CAP se us much of your perron as is big profit. When the war in Europe necessary to appeal to the cumul begins to wane, or is over, all there topmost round e ' TH K HANFORD HERALD cooaoD aoooaoaoaaQ oaooaoD oaoD O Q C Q ooooooooaoD oaaD oooaa; r. kirk And wi lux he 'r o s T h e truth a t h a t the editorial »aid se in e things th a t should lie said often, und wc lilive been wondering if girls are aware t h a t the very people whom they fa n c y they are c h u rn in g are criticising them in 1: way th u t would griove them deeply, if t h e y know It. . O n ly yesterday, for instunee, a . hundsnme young fellow— a Miami b o y who is desorvedjy^popular'with all who know him— brought a m arked copy of a new spaper to. the Metropolis office and asked if the a rtic le would not m ake u worth-while on e to discuss. We t h i n k it is worth more than a discussion und give it here in it* en tire ty , simpJy becauae it^shuw» a aide to 11 question thqt^^a worth conaidcring. T h e atory originated in the Mancheater Journal, and m ight almost be a truo account of a happening in Miami: A you n g lady, hor cheeki ffuibcd with indignation and her eyia Hash­ ing fire, b uiat in upon her parent« and d c m z n td in no u n cor ain toneig t h a t p ap a imn.edii.tely go and lick Xa 1 <- X ..IU 1 an <I Card ol Thank» n comfort. l,et'.’ make this u hotter We ’ ¡nreih’ly tluink our m a n y looking tow'll; upd let’s begin, like friend» f.• r t lie act» of Limine*» a n d . Inn i x , at lioine in p a t i i \ - I .. I X . 1; li* tn ’. . t i r .h . y » ..( >r i . i « T l. 1 I” la >t. X p l l - I o i l CC a 1 III t b . al 11 r b ill. llu Il, I ' .».. I: I ’ >r l i .« ..in e le . t.il> 1. . •I I |a ! t ft *’ ,. II I . ’» G r a h a i v i C r a c k e r s A food for e v e r y clay. C r is p , d e l i c i o u s a n d • stren g th en in g . baked ' liv e re d . and 10 Fresh fresh d c- cen ts. SN A RA RO OF3 A delightful' new bis* cult, with a rich and delicious cocoanut fla­ vor. Crisp and always frefih. so cents. X lg l..)| I In r. I ill lit.'Ill " > III ..lo ! I ’ x\ . i . • I ' . l l t l ” '.- ..re not th. expressions •>( the pe..pl< .lid while I b a l e bill ll ll b ’ ir.terixl in the uuicomi* and only want a good mun in the office I think that the patron» of the office should ex­ press their opinion a the poll» and t c i|ueslion of the post master where there are *0 many candidates (.» 8unford promise» should be de­ termined by a ptimury election. 'I he patron» of the office have some voice in the m atter and In the pe­ tition where the same people sign all the pnpctS there is really no ex­ pression given Only a Democrat would lie eligible t o ’ muke the race for postmaster but all patrons of the oflhe could exorcise their prirogatives in the m atter. 'I ho sooner the postoffircs nre taken out of politic* the sooner the patrons can get ef­ ficient service. This of course is one man’s opinion but as time goes on the m ajority of the putrona will feci the same way ubout it. Every Democrat in the Sanford district 1* entitled to muke the race for postm iste r and in u primary ho would huve an equal show for the place. Th is is D em ocratic and cannot he ignored, for it is the voice of the people. , f i t * • I li a ri.’» \ I • x I ii.irb-- W I ” X ll* I ,. ! I . • I M Mr i Mr u n . I M r.» I l'.>r Itciit T o relincd c o u p l e , four ni ce room» Excellent l o c a ti o n Ten duil.ir» per m o n t h No » i n a l l • lui dre n F m i u r e It. I b r a l . l t i f f n . I I If ,, x, xi ■ 1 •' It ' ■x I I ST \TK ■>r n . o III I X 1 ' '1 ^ 1 ' 1 , x, i t H' '• I.’” * ■ X. ( • . . . ■», I- ... X I . " I I ..n ...» \ \ \S \ \ T h u t m i » fi W iIm m i I ;. : I I «• r• ■i b ” II , Fi ni livellile All mo de r n i m p r o v e me nt » i l ff p *t iiioftth F r e e wat er N II t i . i r m r “ I if I'X .I. A I..I, AtluinfjlQOI InrurJ m^ Five acres tiled land Inside city , Turu ÎT-lle limits for ren t, near brick rond und I I • if* nl »<•é Lu loading stution. Apply to A. D Nulle r o f \ Hrrboii . mt ■L/ * • Connelly, Sanford. Florida. “ -tl N*»l I«*«• I I'frl') g piirrhispr of 11*■ i er t Furnished rooms for housekeeping thr :tr*l «In> •f J«»»»*• ' -ani re rI if!| ale in »1 at Mr*. ( '. II. Smith's, ;I08 Dark «(•iHit-M« ioti for D t •I• Ave., between .'lrd und 4th streets. t rufiliUTr «lili :»* hrarri 1 ) f foil •» Dit 1 :>-tf , -11umt **•! in v<tni'i«d( •i» II. g NW I Of •' *■ » For Rent One acre tiled lan d or ” , I I 21. H, ft 1 N !»;» ) tl* w Third street and Maple avenue Thr maM !Alni I • I V ’ 4 *»f thr i* •»! Btl »r »'f Address Rex Packard. R F. D 1! M ITIf « Í f ! I > I * f At «* •hnil hr f* ij* •' • 1 5-1 f ' fas •!••••] «»ill i ur ih» t#f hrreml'iT. A 1*1 For Rent Two lag stores on W ittir«« nty ifi* *1 First street. Jo e De Mont, Coco . I hla ihr lOfh tla> •»f rN» ^ f1* (‘Irrlk C’lrrtiif I*nut t Cola Company. * 20-fftc w My -•». « •3 -Tur*- 5tc For Rent — Rooms furnished or un­ furnished. C or. Pi\rk and Seventh I r t a Enjoyments street. IHI-dtc If wo listen to the I»-*' gtndc*. * 11.in. shall turn with cipinl tb’« MISCELLANEOUS i »sc subtler allurement* Mia» bat Wanted-Good white hoy with wheel cess. Wo shall onjo) exo u* . for pressing ç lu b — one faroiliar with not tho vulgarity of ••xrclm*’ city. Apply to corner First street. delight Jp our work rati” » and Palmetto avenue. 2 1 -2 tp tho applause It may bring 1 -------------------------------- «----------------------------------- -------faction In tho quiet thin*» 10 Lost Tuesday— Roman gold breast beauty of a spring niornlnz pin. Return to Herald Office. Re­ humble eervlce of our nblzb*" r in ^ ward. . 2 2 - 2 1p communion with the *»tMrit«>••* lu.^ and beyond u s - f a r »urr-> Wanted Colored woman wants of any external and ' sewing by the duy at 705 Pine Ave. performances J Itrl. rl* > City reference furnished. 22-2p V W e lu r e tlw * r t tried to h e ju it • links’ »lu »d of the othci fellow in th e g fn c i» l etjuipirfctir of our d o rr. A i en exid ro ce o f thi* <k(ire to (how iLorfcuMrO »nd only th e beM o l cita y ik tu j, w * g(»dly recommend to u*er* o f ink Girter’s P e n cra ft Combined Office and Fountain F e n V Mun named Lively is tearing down some of the old Inndmurks around Tallahassee und building nevy stores. He should have a vote — rhe nevrurt m em ber of the C u rtri’i I n ftreilr. P eo ctalt Ink »»me* m blue *o d drie* ■ je| (>U<k. of thanks for having such a name It •• « p e d a lly brilliani. tm oo(h and permanent. in Tallahassee. C om e M and let u i »bow you the new Carte« ink • • • bold« with the new flow -coutioiler. B u y b is c u it b a k e d by i Tho Seminole county fair will bo u reality in u few Weeks and the committees will get down to work. E v ery mdn i n . t i f i county should get • Sarfcid, Flctlda behind thi« projec »nd boost. Tho Always took f o r that Nom a ladiea can «1 way« be depended upon and we need n ot call them forward. mm T~ . xiciJsa * In k NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY I ..i It« 1. r 1 I t . .. p I I * 11 I i M ..-x ji( pl ace, 5 a c r e » , at M o o r e S t a t i o n rnr'' 11'' See D u n c a n Mi t c h e l l . Iff fftp [ Heiald Piinlirg Co. Wanted Good F arm . Well locatod Sus pe nde d Anlmat>on » — Give description and price.* From Thcro are many different f°r owner only. J . A. Truvor. B o x 764, suspended animation, some r''v Chicago, III. , 2 2 -2 tp from accident. Ilko drowning " r ^ Ing, and aomo duo to a reftUla.ri! Wanted— T o sell or rent on eaay curiing process of nature, ll ' payment«, a good, used piano. Must hibernation, or winter sleo i. at be disposed of Wednesday.^ Ad­ animals. Romo animals during , dress “ Piano,” . In care of Sanford nation a r e smothered In close^P* h erald . 23-1 tp mud at th e bottom of pond» . . - �IN TIIK HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION 4 CS TH E SAN FO R D H E R A L D ON TUESDAYS AND FRID A YS //V S A N F O R D — L ife In W oith Living S \ S F U R I» . FLO RID A . FRIDAY. NOVEMBER lì». 1914 VOLI MK VI NO 21 REPORT OF SCHOOLS BAPTISTS GATHER STATE OF FLORIDA IN ASSOCIATION Ttir|ii- nu nr V' III 1.1 III! II N i l ' l l Tin- tur|m-ti11r••• 'I'l-i at nr* ul Mnl l' .nul Smitli Florida «III uni t in uiiuril ¡n tin- Court House oii "t '- 'L i j, Nov ! 7 1li .il II a in All iir|H*iitinc operators ar* urged to • {»resent as muu) mutters oí im- T iiE T am nnarim nA M T aS T A K ^firrA T roN >rtun*-e will i-i>iti«* Infor*- tin* nicer-j ___ UML-LM :i I (< ) UNTY — 1 IZIsl > ir. BIG HIT SCORED BY HOME TALENT «OUT OF T IlE .F O U r.A V A S . • CLKVEK e x h i b i t i o n o f sVNFOlfD |TALENT Presi»)-terian ( liurch I he Sun day school a ml Urol bor­ iinoti of the Presbyterinh church meet at 9:45 in thu Imperial Theater and all ure cordially welcomed. _______ / I A double quarter will furnish mu­ sic at tin* preaching service at II o r c a n IN D IA N R I V E R O R L A N D O |«»'clock and a quartet will sing at the f f- Vlu.tng set vie** at 7 H I O I I W A Y A N D C R()£uS’ Dr. Brownie«* has instituted an m AHI.I', CONDITIONS T H E ST . JO H N S |novation in these servii-**», a ju nior -i-rvue (or children takes up the The 8i*’minolo Baptist Association lirst 15 minutes «>1 the hour, in which . Tju* follqvviag xwlicc.. haa_ been rcwas n>.: i/.e.d at lirday r.TX'W 1fnrrn th*; \Sar^ DepartnTint '-'*’■’•35^ he morning children's ser­ and is given below for tho-benefit of ..Í \«;V:_ oren. us t h e .»tat** S e e r a t ur y of Mi s s i ons mon is an ob ject lesson »erinon. At The Herald readers: most a p t l y expr es s e d it. t h e h n h y | ingiil he is preaching a series on Notice of .public hearing to bo was hum lull grown. Child Life in mission lands to chil­ held December 7, 19f4, in tho ware­ The delegate* from the various dren. The children also contribute house at Lake Harney, Fla., in refer­ churche» "met ut Sanford with the some special music to each of these ence to application of the board of First Baptist church of this place, night services. county commissioners of Seminole yesterday morning and the meeting county, and " t h e b^ard of county was begun with a devotional service commissioners of Volusia county, for in charge of Rev. Wm. Stones of a permit for tho construction of u Oviedo T h is was followed by an bridge over the St. Johns river on address Gy Rev. C M Brittain, tho Indian River Orlando highway, buxine»» manager of Columbia . Col­ crossing the river in Section 28, lege at Lake City He presented the Township 20 south Ranee 33 east work " f I k .........liege and tin* needs of AND TAX t For Men Onl> l' • Kd lieu I ion in Its ICel.it lint til in u report made by \V. N. Sbeuts The lL-ruld has often atuted th at Ideal Citizenship" will be the suli* »u jierintenclent of public instruction, Sanfor.l had exceptionally clever n l u| 1 lie ,1ft- ti i rr in be dHivrrp.d l " to tin* comptroller, th e talent n*»i ’" uuI k ■ i ngegliiy ! i i r T-uiis next Sunday morning county proportion of the fund de­ circles hut also in histrionic lines :.t 1* .to at tin* Duptht church, corner rived from the one null state tax is and every home talent play demonl ’ark avenue and Sixth street This shown a* $1,424.86 bused on ah avUm. KslhM Mark, must ha*,l| „ K. K„ „ w * h .v , bo,„ hwln« erpgo attendance of 1,357. • There was a Total attendance of ,h«n«h. i t a t S . d o r d people M a .......... . ......... 126,565 for the year, and that tho •his talent when »he gave them thtl . .. , total amount under the one mill ta very strung play " O u t of the Fold larger numlier. F. E. Ci.. apportioned is $132,893.25. Duval ts put on in leas than t u o weeks and Class Reporter. county showing the largest average ber raatedid not distfppolnt her in attendance of pupils in tho public any part of the performance. schools. 9.49H. and has apportioned For the past few day* the «iris to it the largest alnount from this and boy» have been most active in one mill tax fund, uf $9,970.80. campaigning lor tickets, arranging Franklin county make» the small* st program» and costumes anr\ there in a s t rong a n d forcef ul s h o w i n g of any rownty in t he s t a t e a eollegi »a» an air <*i expectancy in th** city, wi th 584 pupil» ami .hi apportion- man ner great 1> enhanced by the business­ At no di nn er wa» »«*rved al t he »« -f f«i3 like .nr <>! Mr». Murks. who had ST. PETERSBl RC POUCH, ■ church Gy t h e ladies, in tin* "ChuluThe average attendance of pupils charge oi the play under the uusH A V E M Y H l) E U M Y S ­ ota st yl e. " A long tabl e bad been and the amount apportioned to each pices of the Woman’s Club. The T E R Y T O S O L V E prepared on the grounds extending county is shown below: proceeds for the 'benefit of tho Civic nearly half a block, an d it was Av. AttendAmt. Ap­ League was a most worthy object heaped with the good tilings tinañe** Pupils portioned St. Petersburg. Nov 13. With a and the fame of the players had l a di es ol *inf*»r*l know »if well how pri-ri-iled them, therefore it was no ' dozen negroes m jail held a» »>i» ( ' o i mt ies 126.565 $132.893.25 t o prepare, and t h e visitor» as well us Totals. . wondi-r that a crowded house greet- , p c t». St- Petersburg authorities till­ did fill! JUstli-l* to ill«ed them at the rise of the curtain [ morning i-outimn-d their i-tTort» t* M. i chua ■i. IT! 55 home f"l* 5.2 I I occasion -o. i 'ip* 2t> suive lin prnl-ll-MI "f who killed I I Maker Tuesday evening kl 1 I" I 1 •• n.... ting Was I Illled I ir,» 15 1 to.I Tli i.iglit was cool, tint tin* iludi­ F i'hcrin.in. Gut litri*- hr.ni.Ci, w.*» B a V . p . ol iotl.it »er Vices led together * 2.4 79 0 5 Ihe I ti) ureiP wnina n. who w.i» B r a d f o r d 2. 16 I ente froze up when lio- lira t act inaile * i P:ir»oil» of Tit U» villi-. by Rev* I criminally assaulted, i» r.iiiotial t** I 115 1. 170 76 opened with u most realistic snow Bre\ard iifga m." Xt l"H was * I 1 751 »*»• a temi I 1'*2 »celie .«ml tin- pluy was <111 with day an>t »ay « t Ga t I h> 1 •gr. ■ w1 < all,null 940 80 i (• • ' led a I letters from *■hurdu*» .sfili the usual sutlerillg of tin* lieroine, killed Mr »hi-rman wer*- l*xitt Gluck, t it rus 9fi7 0 5 wishing to foin ihe new association. 92 1 the bad villain und all the other on«* *»( them tall ami the other »hurt C l a y togellur t allii-of deli gales * III II g * o|..- i ' l l rhuri'.-rs that forili the threads She d.» . Ollj . 152 l o idl'd f if and are gi vi-n present. ■lav. I al lief I Lid. that happe UÍ ft* ihi lmiru Ilia. 2 , 9 * 2 nil - In In-low * g: ni-t uki-li i lil IG. I of the Fold" I» a v«-r> dif- (alitili "!l.4«'»n s o II Rev ami Mr.DuvU" . Til regarded •*' 1 Invili ti« ult piece even for professionals b e i m i hcr ‘1.9711 »11 1 »«. 11 MI » r a ml Itigtii mu I '* I - < hot .g and tin- ijilgmi-nt of Mrs. Marks in of lit ti* 1, 9 2 2 sn STILL SEARCHING FOR MURDERER 1 t hqtlgl < 1 rrr . * i * um pi-rfi-i fly tilling tho ha x •• wit Lu ii • pu • N-.a » rum-, tin- Schoolmaster oi In r ami uta of iln- pri nci pal c h a r a c t e r * A P" * » e «Mlliilly pl aye d by t l.iti-nac Ma! • IG Inni 11Ul I e a lot t o timi.--* ,• ai.il was e q u a l t o tin: l> ra»loii. carry ing it oil like a Vetera i t I,a« -J >Uigw»' of c o u r s e w«i.» ni pected to do ins purl a n d was no disappoint ment to his f ri end s Ae Ian.g ! i li i. the n a t u r a l p r o t e c t o r it the II.!,ocelli III- rose to lllgilts that brinigli! ' i . i r s i n the «-yes of I in a « de ! t •V. i ino I l.ul Id . tr.i • ’' i • t.h t lit u f her dii i ''i - iM •; I ugi-» oi ” or ki ng ! >1 i 81 P etersb u rg i i i,*- n ,«r-1* r" * * 1■ oi . . i ! I» q u i e t tod u v nud ' * •- h*r out in the peaceful icdusi* i oi » rountry school. Mr». Cobb, the villng? gossi| portrayed by Mrs. R. A. Newrnui WIIM one of the surprises of tho ev* ing. being perfect in tho part and «ow­ ing remarkable aptitude in very particular. Surapne, the tomboy, played by Mi»» Olga Schultz and Marie faithr°P. by Miss Gretchcn Sih u liz were both remarkably good. These young ladies made their deliut in thi« play before u Sanford audience »nil demonstrated their talents. They hav i* tacvived good training in dra­ tnuilc art and each scored a hit in their respective parts. John Laihrop, tho college bred young man and *bio tho villain of tbc play was taken by S. M. Lloyd. an *>lil favorite and while tho part one moat difficult Mr. Uoyd excellent and made himsiK most unpopular trying to expose thejg herone, Helene on her wedding day. Daddy Pinchback, the editor, was ‘ h* p,rt ¿»signed to E . F. House­ holder and whUe * he libelled the «■raid and editors In general, he 1 it in such a manner a* to bring down.the bouae. It waa also one of 1 '** dillicult pnits of the play but H°u*eholder proved to bo a H-hx Frank is always good and J**» * itvoritc with Sanford nple, and he was at hla beat as ° boy who would rather thln thin,t *nd he gathered all tQ h lm sel( . n-g evenlng. and kopt u • ' • 1 I-. •' -G-r o| tie i i,,i-l ol P........ and tills prevented drunkenness. Une ne­ gro who ran from a po«.se was shot at about 3 o’clock rhis morning, but di ilged till* Gullet» ami got awav II** was *.1-1-11 » ni* a k I n g i *»*•-. » Ni el l i tr«-et in the ne g r o qua r t e r » P* ► - - «» _* i'll •i ' si 1.191 1 tifi ’. *, i I» '_* I .MIJ 7iP* 1 1 M I T ll . III.! G O V E R N M E N T M A K I N G A| ................... S E A R C H F O R ItA D IO I dor consul-rift ion an application of O U T F IT S the above named counties to con­ struct a bridge over the S t. Johns river above Lake Harney, in Sec­ tion 28, Township 20 south, Rangt*' 33 east, u public heuring will bo held in the warehouse at Iaike Harney for the purpose of hearing argu­ ments for and against the erection of said bridge A report that hidden wireless s t a ­ tion somewhere on the Florida pen­ insula is in communication with either Germany or Japan, and that government ullicials are investigat­ ing. I» colored Gy tin* fact ttwit Lieut Hargr a ve» **f tin* i S radio »er \* c u r d i ng l > . until *- is h e r e b y gi ven vu*- was in I a* k.son vill*- I hr*«- «lays t ha t all perstms i n t e r e s t e d ' a re i n ­ ago on an unknown mission vited to In* pr e s ent at t h e a b o v e Hi- called at tin* lo* ul station of n a me d l i m e a n d place t o e x p r es s the M. «rioni Wifeless Telegraph t ’o t lli-ir Views npnti tile * harai ’ter of til** lining)) In'* visit liter** was pure!) ul) bridge pr o pos e d to In* hui l l . Wh i le olticial, but elTort» to locate him all st :it«*m**nt** at the h e a r i n g are Liter proved futile Operator* "I the giv«-ii line * ••11»i <t*-r.» 11 <>>i. i m port a n t private iionirti itid not know why f . u t s .uni - t a t i s t i * - i n t •nili-ii t o h a v e l i e wa» in town, t hough I f<«-> knew o.xpcci.il wei ght in till- l i nal d e t e r ­ In tit a» a government expert. mi na t i on of t h e »u 1*)*-* i -houGI p r e f ­ \i cording to \N aslupgk'Oi advice», erabl y In- » ut* nut ted in wr i t i ng in i In- ruiner» of tin* operation of t lo -| **r *i*i to I.* . inn*- *•( re* or,| huGl*1 iati--!.' Gave Ini : .persistent Ilo . a i l , i i - *, • a n supposed to to in i om muni* o 1 1*•i « w tli Gelliger M H It • «ni t r ui»»r » .*i *•**.*. an*i I*» l»r *«-r vi it g • íK-i retury ,l)aiin-l» atol I apt Bul' lard, in charge of I In* tin vqd radio »< r v 11 i al Wa» In ri,. I ". \i cording to r)u- n-p«*rt- Golii <••rill.il» 11 w 'I M,.t /"■ 1 U.2 Na.s».in Drang»* ( Isceola Pal m It.-A* h !’.«»• o I .tifiti 1 .1.10 10 .. Mr 2.I2G 1.267 1.110 1.391 _’ '* t » 5. i n l 5..3.V* 20 Put na n. 2.1 »7 2,290 3 5 »I ! '.''I 1,n‘.»7 2.81 l 1.357 1,338 P ii -IL. Polk G i­ M I.Hi o Santa Rosa S*-ll»i noi* S u m te r. . 3.337 Suwannee 920 Taylor 2.81 G Volusia 907 Wakulla 2.452 \\ niton 2.1 10 W .ishliigton Amount for iipportionnielli A mount appor tinned dry. u | j . * ^ sk * t a Il nr r v * l-teen \ r t hur I* I Wm » 1«**.*'» . . M W 1,151 *.i ( t mint a J Til* U*ii Ju* **l«» 2.951 65 ) *•* i- A«Mill A 1 Sitili van 1.424 85 1.i. - i’ A<hh1 C. \S FTntzmiiig* • 1.404.90 Mr» Kate 11 l.akr tiertrufie: 3,503.86 Tabor 966.00 Mrs. \ J Smitli Seubri'i'ze: 2,966.80 t; w Holmes was elected mod952.35 erator. Jno. D. Jinkinn of Sanford 2.574.60 was *<l«*«-ted clerk a rid treasurer 2.215.60 |atti-r from I.ak*' Helen cliuri h I read ¡uni tin» church wa» admitted $136,439.38 j mo the Association 132,8 9 3 .2 6 1 Visitors recognized and w*-l*-omi-<l I Dr S. B. Bog«'rs. secretary state $ 3.646.13 board of missions; Mrs. 11 <' I’«c i­ mali. »tat«* recretary W M l . R*-v vertisement may be found on page 7 S p e c ia l N otice T h e Herald will on each day call attention to the largest advertisement .in the current Lssue. . i ,, * 1 * . ■! ■ .*^.'*-2ii. I.ipa'i*»*' • 1 * ot * * • . . .. I ol III I Ol. 1! . lia ve cfm ••■■I» ,1't *1 ' ,||.|| ", el * pel. i I, I ala Mei.jtuges pl< keil up •»> pu-rc h a n l ships a p p a r e n t l y carne f r o m t h e s e s tat i ons N a v a l experts s a y it woul d I**- a c o m p a r a t i v e l y Nimpli; m a t t e r I** rig up a n t e n n a l ' (or »«-ml mg w ir* less *>ul lit Ill-tween a i in i p l e **t t ai l forest t r e e » III a mat.tier to . ., .11 * . .-,1*1 o l*s«-r Va I loll wlull t l.e . * . • .. na p*. wI i i m g Ii! ll,-,*** .«• lit '-* -!* ri v * I look 11 g mill in ilo- in-art ol th<* forest M ,i or. t **rp» **t f -nllliei-ls »• f ngln* • r t •it■<* I .* K ***i vill* I la Nn\<info-r 9. I *•I I 1 imi Ma,'* »aw , I.oiiil expi ris u«l«l tli.u aerials w«■11*1 work almost a» »ucc«*»»fully riggeil up Inside u vacuili loft in u tall building; the main requirement being tlial the building whh high enough, and the |«>ft of »ulficient length. k i t i ' « have a l s o Ge«-n aojul for s i m i l a r i n s t a l l a t i on » , till- kilt* b e i n g llown on u wire, t h e lowi-r e nd of whi ch wa» c o n n e c t e d t hr ough t h e r e g u l ar coils and de t ec t o r s . .if I I:«• * I Iff -f I II Ar n •> U it L A I D F. H<-solution lit metitorv of onr h«*|oved Gdlowr■Hi/i'ii, Mr t «*•*« Ii I'irn.tid. who passed (r**m mir midst to In» eternal i ! t I r.. 11 The Largest Advertisement Today Dayton. Ohio, Nov. 13. Laundryman near here has captive balloon with which laumLry is raised above tho dust of the city to bleach and 1 I- 1- . .*10! ,m, * 11 \i Vii-w.irt. U 8 a * I ■il *1. M 1.749^10 i Kt'v (> S i n g l e t a r y . Aldridge. J . \\ 2.232.30 i Ge or ge H y m a n . M W L ov e l l . J h «» 1.319.85 1 Davi s . Mr» Kt! |) J m k i n s , It II 1, ISO 50 gar Bigger» a n d others 1 160 5 5 1 * 1 * 1 ri». Il I. Rv Li' I 3 . 0 9 5 |o- It , ll * *r* I g i !»* •r - I \ 1 a» i n G*r mal ion G un-., qf: Gei. line known t»*da.v tl it plan» I I Go t f i »i .r.i !. L a ’.* I...... i li-i u»-t U , ’ at * onferi-iii «•» l o l we i - n < oillisellor | l . a h - l l g **l t he - t a t * *1* part Ito l i t . ! 7 11 15 Plenty of Literature At the Commercial Club headquarter» in the Herald olb«-e there is plenty of literature descriptive of the city and c o u n t y ’ and the real estate men und other» who are in­ terested in boosting tin* city cun find what they want ut tin* head­ quarters. Secretary Haynes i» on the jo b every «lay and will do all that ho can to further the advertis­ Balan. <■ left in Treasury ing in every way ll<- has li»ts of propnective residents that are open 1 critian .Music Club to the public and tin- olii«-«* e* ready T h e Cecilian Music Club meets a t to serve tin* ppopkv. M » c Munson Mu tlie studio of Mfrr Saturday, oylock. Nov 14th. 3 Have I’ urrhaHt-d Fountain The Indies of the Civic Depart­ ment of tke W om an’s Club are true to their word and lost no time ufti-r the entertainment Tuesday night to order the drinking fountnin. This was primarily the object of present­ ing the play and as soon us the per­ formance was over Mrs. W. E. Wntron ordered the drinking fountain and it will arrive in a fuw duys to C H A S. B A N N E R graco the city streets and be a re­ freshment alike to man and beast. < get first page mention «us Tho Indies ure to bt congratulated | the largest advertisers in not only for their entertainment hut j for tlu'ir promptness in making good today’s issue. The ad­ the object of their organization. ¡M ffiH* mlBniiftT , WIRELESS STATION HIDDEN IN FLORIDA 1: Alton, I’a .,, Nov. 13.— Ju stice of tho peace, George B. Pfpifer recently S mhit.f ^ * " d mad° hU celebrated his fiftieth birthday by Aunt J , n ® U H d n i, the good old reducing cost of marringo . cero(Centlr.ned On Pa^e 8) monies^from $2 to $1. v, 1 ■ Lit d I). I... • He waa tho ill k Smith. 11. 1 Mr .»».Mil) . II.ui. M M IU. •. . * \ 1 n 12» 70 I It* * ¡ »i I ’.«r i* ! n 'i 2 1 ' 05 \N U n u . ;«. 5n 1 If ' »•tl! t Alt -1 3 129 lit) r **11 \r••11 R 1 lx \ r . *. 1 0.19 5 n , V . ,! \ . 1’« a ■ ' •. 1>r 1.250 ( islmrii 1.777 G5 ‘ I! I i; v\ H..I T i ar* S ' 5. ! GI in 1 »» Ni.i: M It •1 ..V, U I R*.«:* l .h»2 |0 \\ \\ llih i o ,1 kV it. :i unii M- 1 I .*' VV 1 lli.-fM M '.1 i T' " . - l l (in 1 . Í9 »5 ft In I* If* .*-• I d ' w a» hoped I hat I lie 1 , 1 . ' t T, i anillan d*l 1 ..I . to i d e i . til . • n. I.«** I of them« 8lle »«••■ms l o t h i n k l hul I .11kl* w t|o .111 .1*' hed I'••r one of tin III*' L.-oft Mr inali M, t 11,1» /.a I Mo - FI o r e m e F r a n k ul.-o hi.u n- -till » l o u r i n g i t " i n . t r . ' " uii -I dull. .It part a» t h e heroine of t • hut play III IJi-iene, t lie girl who li. d lug up negroes oil «t!»pn l-m »till*- Hint ,.y Iml wa n t e d to in»*.* I .11 • g det tnit e * • ■•* a 111*-r »1» j i . q was (oiled for till- tun* 1 ti, «- nan I» in a o, a li imi rev *•«1 will today, and likely by the villian who happened to conditimi ki*iw her early history and si ight <1til *T.ly recover c ° m e< ly ...«!,, ' I lei l. ^lolo. Ii *.t • 11 1.1 icj-t '• It--, ft • O '" , I ...................... m "*-»<»-«• ■«'» >»»■».’■*»—•t‘v u 'IF q u a i t• in-groi . ployi-il | few d a y - t'ui - . ,t iil«'u» of his own. Jesse hurnalz being perfectly at/ home Indore an audience made an excellent Judge Harlan and looked and acted well the purl. He made » most di sti ngui shed looking )(.*'.. tnc 1. . »*1 't ”*•1 . t »,1» « *1.1 i ‘ K1’ , F'.si .lMll.l .1 1 \ r.i iti ! *'* * t ,.s.| i. »elei ting ihe dltli'NIMt one** was uh- ST. JOHNS RIVER TO BE BRIDGED >*q*l • in I x-r U * . -. \ * ii-it,•V* '.,'.* 1. ' I < I-. • . *j ■ ! ■' 1 I . * *. r -V * 1 . : 11 - - * i 1 *r *,(, I' • ,r I* 1.1 f i l l * « A » hl|>. Im-hii-lup at.'I li.irty ii'upiratlon of Geo H F'ertntl*l iii ALL our und**Ftnkings whi eft meant for tfo* 1>«-»J in­ terests of our city, and Whereas. In Mr F'ernnld »*■ a l w up fitiiritf lit«- q talitli-s of .« I fior otlglt gent I«-mu n wnle .tw.ike and whole -niili-'l ■iii/.* n m \l I worthy ! 11•-r prise» .*I -.«,.- I... * t> tfo- I»*•»t i- i. :*»)■» ..| viiifor*.!, g i . m g witiiout stmt of in» tint«* and •business a b il­ ity. and Wherein*. \S *• feel keenly t !i«- loss of fits companionship, counsel and. sympathy, ajid with it all a deep sense of gratitude to 'nfir Heavenly Father for the influence and help­ fulness of such a character as this, our fellow citizen and brother. Geo. II F'ernald has proven in our midst to In* for the fiast thirty yeurs; therefore, he it Resolved, T h a t as an expression T h e regular aerials now in general of our sorrow <»v**r his *i*-|>artur«i anil use consists of from four to eigfit esteem for hi» character that we ded­ win-» filing on two st rdc fiers lie- icate to )us memory u page in our FT !.«•• S m i t h , m o de r a t o r <>f W <-kiv.i j t w e e n tall pole», e x a c t l y as a b um reejird book, in the minutes of our Assort«turn;-Mr» FT L. Sunlit, and mock 1» swung, tin* wtre^ l)«“lng proceedings, on which a copy of Rev. FT A. Milton of Wekiva Asso­ spaced two or three feet apart, and these resolutions shall he spread, and ut least a hundred feet long. Such fufther. ciation By unanimous vote tin* name ait installation wnulil In* easily rec­ Resolved, T h a t we hereby express chosen was th at of The Seminole ognized hy anyone acquainted with to his bereaved widow,, Mrs. F'erBaptist Association. A constitution wireless, though it would not bo najd. our sincor** and heartfelt sym ­ and Hi tides of failli were adopted. visible any great distance. It is ex ­ pathy in this her loss and grief, and Mrs. H. C. Peel man addressed pected thut the federal authorities further, the Association in behalf of the will welcome any information of this Resolved, Thut a. copy of -These Woman's Mie* ionary Union. Sti«j so rt. resolutions be sent to Mrs. F’ernald said that Seminole means in tin* by our secretary un*l a copy be fur­ Arkansas Statesm an Here Indian Innguage "w anderers." and nished the Sanford Herald with rcshe hopwl th a t the Seminole A»«*> Hon. R M. Wallace of Hot xiuest that they be published. . d ation would he wanderers from Springs, Ark., haa arrived In the city ' C. K. Walker. ways that are inefllclent. T h e aim of to join' his wife and expects to re­ F\ W. Mahoney, the W. M. ,U. j s to have e v e r y ‘wom­ main during the winter. Mr. W al­ F” P. F’orster. la«-«* is prominent in his horn** state an enlisted. Commii lee The nominating committee up- having served m the I S Congress pon.teil Gy tin' inixli'r.xtor made tin- for six years and received additional The Horn** and Si hool Associat; n following report, which w its adopted hinutr.» tn his n ativ e city aud state Executive Commit!**«* P-OT* He recently married Mr» Mary FT of Lake City ha* just h.-ld a most in­ Stoner of Oviedo, Rev \N \\ d Symes of this c ity , tho marriage o c ­ teresting and »uccckaful flower show. Inin of Tavares, Rev. J . G. Parsqna curring in Michigan and Sunford unit T h e exhibition continued for two of Titusville, H. T . McClelland of surrounding country looks most fu- duys and neusly a hundted entries Several prizes were, Daytona, C. W. F'.ntzminger. vorublc to Mr. Wallace, this being were made. Member S t a t e Board of M intons: )ti>« lirst visit to tho stiittf. awarded, the first prize being $5 in gold for the best twelvo ch rysan ­ G. W. Holmes of ,Euatis. Philadelphia, P a., Nov. 13.— Six themums. In no part of the coun­ Delegate t d Southern Baptist Con­ vention a t HouitJt). T e *x u s:-R c v . policemen recently matched coins to try do these wonderfully beautiful ■ec who would adopt an abandoned uutump flowers gain greater perfec­ George Hyman. Delegates tt/ Florida S t a t e Con- baby found by an ofiker on a door- tion, and yet few (daces givo chrys­ •tep. (Cenllnucd On Page 4) anthemums attention. f _______ I ^. I « ■ H n h tia U iM H fe M fl -*&¿l .' . �TUP. SANFORD IIKRAI.D PACK TW O NOVEMBER 1.1. loi I X X X X X X X X X X 5 ÍX X X X X X X X S C X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 5 C X X x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ä x x x x x x ; W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, AT í) A. M., W ILL MEAN TH E OPENING OF THE BIG SALK At D. A. Caldwell & Sons S A L E L A S T IN G FIVE D A Y S H •STORE CLOSED A LL DAY, TUESD AY, NOVEMBER 17th, PREPARING FOR THIS GREAT EVENT X XXXXXXXX&IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXXXXXXX — ». iimnaKniimaiig:; • Mr and Mrs. D. IL C. Rabun. ,i„. . , . i . i i „ « . i n , . E v elyn |•" ' r There was u nice ruin Monday the two little Mower girls, morning, which tdl the farmers were Jaco b s and Ycrliu P rev ail, who prrU glad to see. ceded th e , bridal couple atjd scat- ^ ♦w y e d -h e ln re-'th trm , *frr>m 'dainty' Er’jj ¿juvd M i i ? . J i i « b * s s r l >ly. ‘U T*» A BU N CH O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S FR O M U O R R E S I'O ^ i white baskets n perfect shower of irfftTv -r: D E N T S — EV EN T S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y— E F F IC IE N T Ora all joined ti c i hurc h - ut Monree rose petals along the aisle and were biTptired I Ge’i.y rfternooi; larch. The bride mid groom entered •r e p o r t e r s c o v e r T e r r it o r y f o r h era ld I together and proceeded down the j aisle to tlje bridal arch, where the tlngAti|»i a neta fence in front. ' beautiful and impressive ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Gourde Clarke were CASSIA CHAT I t II •scys •performed b y Rrv. -Mr.' H ope of recent "callers nC Mr. West dr dick's the Methodist church of Oviedo. lio n . L. P. Hagan came over from and a t Mr. B a llin g e r's .j lie is also The Ladies' Magszir.e Club «;■» Directly uftcr tho ceremony t h i par­ improving his pro|>orty here, and delightfully’ entertained by Mrs. C. I. Hanford M ond ay. ty left the church and repaired to Mrs. M c L u r t y ’» s is t e r , Mrs. Brown will soon have th e ir bungalow in a Marshall last Fjid uy.afternoon. The the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and her b r o t h e r , . Mr. Alfred Wobb com fortable condition. su bject Christmas was mr.de very and Mrs. F. M. Story, where a de­ L ittle E ric Lundquist^is still ill inteiesting by Mrs. Meade as leader, arrived W ednesday from A tlanta. licious wedding supper was served Mrs. Brown will remain for the win- with lagrippe. with Mrs. S’onge and Mrs. Cn»w*. i — iakipn rty n m ihffaw i m ini* rii».4a -Lund< M r — W ebb bus pq refaa&cd-^n lord FTy r~ FoVcrnl ■ffTfiT'Itt* ate families of th e .b rid e and'groom . the Sinmionhr place and will make were ut h is ,b ro th e r E lm er’s on F r i ­ lections from thi *V ictroln were Tho bride was beautifully, gowned his home here. His family will prob­ day, as tho la tte V s wife is ill from much appreciated. __ Delirious rein pure white sittin, made entraine, ably not come until after C hristm as, another n ttark of acute indigestion. freshments were served by «he htotwitii white lace ovcrdrtt|>crie» nnd Mrs. Alfred Krirson w n s'ilL n few éá57 TbIIoVved by adjournment r - Miss Maude M cL n rty and brother/ •i % trimmed with pearls and wore a fefctMr. W alter M c L a r ty and two chil­ duys this week. Mrs. II. G. Smith and Mrs. \Y. II. pearl neckband. The sheeny bridal Mrs. W esterdick nnd.( grand­ dren came in Saturday from Tt-nLuther represented the W ade Hamp­ veil was arranged in the latest cap ncssec. Miss Maude has been away children called on Mrs.„ Will Evans ton Chapter at the sta te convention effect unii was caught in place by a on Tuesday. for two years and her many friends at Kissimmee last week. wreath of lillics of t he valley. She are glud indeed to welcome her The concert and box supper given carried a shower bouquet of aspara­ home. Mr. M cL arty 's little son, for the benefit of the bund had a gus ferns and brides’ roses. Wilson will a tte n d school here. targe atten d an ce and $126.00 was MOORE’ S STATION Miss M ary C o b b returned S a t u r ­ collected from the public spirited • The groom and groomsmen were day to her hom e in Eustis after a „ r, citizens. Miss Mary Leinhiirt re- dressed iji the customary black, with Kev. B a r t le t t c of Enterprise is . . .. . .. . . • pleasant visit a t the Oaks. , , , ; , ceived the cuke, which was voted to white roseliud buttonaires. due to preach here Sunday, the 16th. . .. . . Mr. and M rs. Hagan were in ,, . . the prettiest girl. T h e bride is one of Chulunrn’s Everyone is welcome, morning, a f­ Georgia during the recent cold spell most lovable young Indies of beau­ ternoon and evening. Mr s la v "' *»»»• l" H and they say it seems good to be in .... , . . family into Miss Dixon’s huiifte and tiful Christian character and is a I here will be a Thanksgiving . . , . .. , .. the Lirnd of Flowers. . , ,, ,, for the future the nugr fuctorv will leader in the Sunbeam Society and One and all . , Mr and Mrs L. J Orvens of Pn- dinner at the church lie located in Oviedo lllsleail nl Ga Sunday .school of tin- place anil hung your dinner. I here . .. la lk a came in Saturday and will be come I’he groom, youngest son of Mr. in > . • , briella will I k * a sermon and a general good , , . ,, ,, . . . . . here for several days. , * Mr and Mrs B ti Sm ith motor and Mrs. Jackson (Isteen of Christ­ tune is antn n sited . . ed to Sanford I uesday night to see mas Is an excellent and enterprising Mr “ " ,1 Mrs T H Johnson hav.,,|n>. Uu, o( ltu, F o ld ." young man of sterling worth, wlm the sym pathy of all in the loss of .Mr. yy Swope and family have has won a warm place in the hearts GtNtVA ITtMS their fine mule. This is the second r,.,urniMj from Wichita Kansas. of the people of ('hllloota. as well IIS C oinfi n t a b le i «k *111 s, y« hhI iiic .i ! . |Ti «tn «u « B •1111| t a ini tut 1 • 111i t1c 1• within a few months where they ■'pent the summer al at KeliunsVlile. where he Is engaged a n d a w .n m w iT ic m c . ’ .Miss Lydia Geiger is with her rl\ hie......... .... • Miss Annie Brown returned to their former home tri the general mercantile business. th o ru u g h ly tin»dcrn and uj<-p dale prices f.ur and it .• sister for several weeks at PiersOn, her home at Fort Christmas after a Mr. T L. Meade of Luke Charm He lias a nice new home there ready Florida. In the C enter of Things Tw o Dining Rooms visit of six weeks with her sister, left Wednesday morning to attend and waiting for its charming mis­ T h e Geneva friends of Mr. Robert H an i t , 4 .1 !.. I * f f.i •• !«.!••' a » Mrs. .McClelland. the (uner.il of his mother, who tress to make complete and to tiiih rfnC u l t ’•rt i I bu 1 . - . It »» r * Alexander, who now lives in E n te r­ i*.e II I • - - i ••! M.t • « . place goes with the newly wedded Mr and Mrs Burton Hufnes. ¡ passed u»u> after .■ brief illness at • 1 1 c*-t • • ? * i I I ‘ r . I • prise will he sorry to know that he is I • « 1 - - S It who a n ompailled his mother, Mrs Du- Hattie I reek >unut"UUin Mon p..ir tin wi-he- of ^ many friends i seriously ill with pneumonia I «ni/r |>| 41 I I I. I «Iss i l *•(!•{ V s i r l s ! >he is rememhereil that this home life may long and •t tl 4 41 r ifn i HireI sii tram*. lift. Lc.l i.i !•••! ti i »i « ... Mrs Parish, nee Miss Gladys G < < humherlain from their home j day morning \AIII!«* ruiy r(T«»fl I* inaile In f tk ftll* III _ÜIIC*f • M|(||M||f hi Now 7 orW (or u \isti huve «I«—I with much appreciation |.y the ever Ur tilled it h Inve. content ment filili Lifire, who now rrsidrs in North .ti t nntiniMl.itInn* «.nt hr illtrn |! )fin ilmp n« .* llitr Im iIj )«I ii i• and prosperity elded to remove and llk'xr gime to ¡friends she made .............. . her \i-nCarolina is visiting her parents in H IL I-SB O R O HOTEL Mattili. Kill hen sIn, mer Jiousekee|iiiig in town i bore at <1 our ■i . rtl- . v» mpathy II it » T A M P A , F L O R ID A Gi'lie v a f 1 goi*s i • 1.1 to ,\i i \ i • .. • I • iii I ps I Mrs I W Nixon and Mr- I. It Mcsdantes Gresham, t ulpepper | Mr ami Mrs. E. N. t Imrpt-i.ing. < oilins and io r charming d.night« t and Speer were chosen as delegates their five children and Mr, < hor l •* -lv i I.i- U.. u„ lit or. Mm.» Miss l-.lhcl gave a delightful kf!- ei I ' r •l•..>«■r to represent Geneva B aptist church pi itmg’s lifiitlitr n rriu il In n- t.oiu Alno arrived .Ntiiniiuy i.nit wjll spend shower at their home last Thursday in Sanford a t the organization of Oklahoma C ity, Okla., on Mouuay. the winti'r nt Li ke f harm Th ey have an option uu the Teifortl i fterniion in honor of the bride the new association on Thursday. Mr Ur. .I,. a . i. . i o.i ; of Geer- ••let trf M e- Angie M nri Viler tin place, formerly the Muss home i.iiu Grover Liticv has moved to new gill, WIII! lu is i... <ii lu briella Ins guests hid -pent some time ifi pleasexpect to make this their future quarters with his barber shop, being •■ r h - m o ti J . ' I They brought a i . r l^.ni of ( •mm- fi>r ■1/v ' i•i111 g lid ': •• irg .................. now located next room to poslolhre home i < • i i.i . ! . i l l ! . . e i. . i i.i'.« ■! i . •■ I,.« i. i.* .«• . • where In will well nine all who come linll-elmlil gi mi I •. team "I li m o T.inl 1 lit r l I * •. . 1 . r * I • I ol or.-. .«a . 1 I Mrs Keiliy Ri.ulerson of hort a •llixitig horse, i III) sen, alnl llon.e It f«iuim d i m I in ti «*ii - .1 >. « Mr- i IT « . Il I I II. burnir •■! !••• t i . I...w. r l.ti lt i lie., are be mrn <I mir» 'j 4 In..« I r 1 u*' fVr.A spent the week end as gllest I liwbt p i '- . (Ing4 uild I t eilt tont favor«Me tu lh« nr lb of l«r«It I«y ani it ml) «I k It 11 « *• ul Iht bin I n n . \ > . „ ti.ut h ciijiiyi'd b-y hi.Mled her the presents .m l very welcome here. of Mrs. Geo. Geiger. builder» cl a nurirrjr are mrn cj9 |iain*takinff cm. Htih i«**onr«l j k*n, ul* I knowlrdff« «nd infinite patience. Fur thirty-« &t) ««r» kratnner lin t!.* •I > 1• Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Morris have by~ the greet concourse of friviub rend the verses which accompanied Rev. Uopo proucjted at the M e th ­ lh« ultimate ob]«qt u/ builJin« up rtursrne« i f t it Hk i f whi. h r«n I c r ' ’ P I them. This produced much laughtc. odist church Sunday morning uud mov’ed from .the Telford place to who responded to-the in vitation. the very b«*t it «rei! n muti cúmplete in AiKitceut «r.J v«ncty to U Í u The younger set «pint u pleasant and merriment as the witty rhyme a t Chuhiyta in the evening. He ex ­ Miss Ella Ing rain ’s home on C a m ­ (Tr»nff^, g r a p e f r u i t i n j n f h r r e l t r u t I r r e t r * evening nt ., p. rt» given by Miss which the shining pre-cuts bore pects to preach in Geneva on Wed­ eron avenue. t r ue t «• n s t n r a t it l « l n •• i ci «| ) n > i f 1 ^ I.i \ft« «•n ( h e t r ee s t a i r s «> t o k u i J I i + i i i *u i ir • |p T h e Dressers write from W.iter- I >l\iili ut ber 11 -oli ni c m l I lie sum made ' ••me very - trilin g I its nesday evening. r m b d i r * a l m o s t Co unt i e s * v s r i c t i r s i f f ' r l<i t I* I- t la h o -t,s-e- - r r \e d lltdo’tOUs 11 1 ii'iii« i. d ri i.lized frutti t hr mi miil I town, N. 'i , that tiny are feeling I m r t If.J t ' f l i r f lilf'I I '•» f ll r 1,1 • • « f « » , * Mesdames Phillips, Puttishall «/•••? 11. 1 •1 .l.ii 1 t ># . ••••k 1«V \ s t at e o f cl livtcitijr t i i f oui f h ut . t i nni r s n d 1 r.» *r|. ji \-ori,,tei. Ull.'SlUt. u I.gill I . Ill II |a-i b.. illy to think they ale olillged to Adams visited Del.and o|ie day g 1 n. in l ••• l 1 1 •ir li•■;•» •• • »!•’ ■■ 1relfialll lllele III cold storage, in ( h. rito s week • !\. \ I I I . - I••»•»• 1 * c • ■ ft j . • \ • • J 1 r* 11 I .i i i • « i >• Mr and M 's * \ Rmiler.son af* -le..o ol coining to i l l ir ple..s..i t In orn»ment»ii. Royal Palm Nnrirrkf offer a r*e»t *arict> f *n n »'•• r.v If mil 1 1 i.il \ niiiig l hrir ••nti r visitor at the ( 'isluiig Hmise wine Hundreds of »4>rt» of planta, »hruba, bulb«. ' r 1 and h. m I nr li » now enjoying their new car a t umoron City home. l ntil nnr has studied the Intereitmf R * «1 Pi t ,t«I * n •1 » «t We learn thur the Joshua Powell passing thliiugh lov.ii \\ edr,esil.,\ lairoTM :i grr it Ml- 1 I Studebakcr. this nursery baa io «ture fur the man or «»untan couexmed in Uc«ut..> >.►* farm in Cameron City has been sold Mrs. 11. 11. Pattiahull is visiting » m lit|isul «»f 11»«* I 4»n«l|llt»n of her sister, Mrs. Begg* in Titusville. Ui u New Jersey man. A Book th a t Offers Inexhaustible itto rc of Information Letturo is being shipped from the Mr. and Mrn. .J o h n Wudsworth T H E FIRST N ATIONAL BANK The catalog of the Royal Palm Murarne» five» ia eoadrntrd form the fruit« (•H ilt. 0 I A .M\ ( I ’ S l I i * ! S Cumorons, the cd many year» of nursery ciperumc ^nd a larrt amount ol palio»»« anJ are now doing light housekeeping ut Seminole farms. (oil on fhc part of ita compilen. The book ah««»# (hat the Royal Pa’m at Sanford, Stevens-Moses farm and many other« tho I’uyno c o tta g e. Nur»Tricaxifler an ineihauatible stuck of up-trwJ«te mstcrial. and t d » ^ One of the ino.-i beautiful church In (hr Stair *»f Mortila. «I th« ( lose of |lu**nr«* We heard it es­ valuable and reliable data that should be read by every farmer »»J » mfr : . ^ % Mrs. .M o o d y was shopping in pluces out here. in the Gulf coaat country# Vour» lor the aakint? Witte ti*day K-r it ! L^*~\ / rT OrUbri Hot. 1914 wcdilmfcH ever MiicmniZcd . at the tim ated there would lie altogether Sanford lust Tuesduy. RLASOiNEB BROS., 226 Benedict Ave., Oneco, Mu. V 'SA'“ Mr. Calvin Williams of Sanford fifty solid curs within this week, Chuluyta Baptist church was that llrtoutm wus In Genova lust Tuesday for a with probubly a hundred cars within of Mr. Jainvs ¿1. Osueu of Kennns»W«l IMv-siuntu..... .1 34H.CII*I !" viltc, Flu., and Miss Angie _Stui^ u(- U|rHrtII*, sKurwUtpl uiwrcuml f»ÌO !«• unother week or ten days. r few hours. !J. S. ilnmli lo Hoirr HritiUlkm M.7Ì0.W this place, wlitili occurred Sunday II 'D i N t » »^*urr l'iMt*! Savlnr, ft.oo» od We had u fine thunder shower F ru it by the hundreds of boxes is lUitnIt. S e n n i ____ - 44.AMO.46 evening, Nov. 8th, .at 7 :4 6 o'clock. being «hipped by boat from Gencvu on Monday morning and delight­ S»4xk In Kfdml !Cr^st\r lltnk 7W.00 The decorations were planned mid llankinf lluu«r, l'uroiturr «n«l Hiturr« 10,600.00 fully cool, crispy wcathor since. each week. Pur frum Nàtiunal lUnk» (noi rwrvt arranged by .Mr. ( F. Sm ith and •(vnt«i : ì- !«Mr. J . T . Ja c o b s; and were very ar- I >uc frx.tn Sdir llank» ami HanWt-ri Pur fri»m •’ nn^nl Kr-rrr«* Acmi» 4 '4 4 4' ♦ t ■# t ct v tielieully done. The bridal arch in Protrai CliJw in <*ihrf 26.74i.Oi W L M S i l f i i I I Mb ( iti«" f 17.0.V*.16 ................ ♦ • f was fo rm ed .fro m sago palm fronds (lirM-rvr S.IIS.S7 V fk* and oth«r C'aah Itrrna i * " S c r v -u s P ure Food Prod• 7.7M 00 Ntdnt of olbef National llank« und pink and white rosea and ‘ wan Frati Iona! t»*prf rurrrnry, tiirkria ani <|> uct» a t Rchblnder'«. Save M r. und Mrs. S. R. Chupmau t.«IS.C3 ail that could be detired. ernia 4- the C ou p on s." 1 2 -tf 4 from Clovclund, Ohio arv stojiping lAwful Monry lUarrv«* in liank, via: G. G. J a c o b s wus the genial usher Sprrts»______________ * 4.717.60 ♦ . . , ♦ ut tho Sm ith house a t present. ... 16,000.00 22.717.60 , and escorted the guests to their I>rfal-tmdrr nntaa i.’ I l ' ^ 1 llrwirmption funi arilh U. R. Trraaurrr believe I would tuve 4 ' 4 * 4 # 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 - 4 4 * 4 * 4 4* Mrs. Nelson was a pleasant, visitor pluct’S in hiu own pieasunt inunnur. 4)7.60 And For Three Summers hlra. Vin­ l»r rmt of drculation , . __ taken it. ut the home ol her daughter, Mrs. The bridal party entered to the *405,217.24 Total____ cent Was Unable to Attend to I Nuness, S u n d a y .,. strains of "Loliungrin's Bridal Chor­ Alter I b e;?:' tnkln.: Card Mobiline* IPSALA ITtMS “. Mr. Jinkins, who we. ail like to u s," plnycd by Aire. J . Tildon J a ­ ( ‘a fit al Stock p*M In___ _ M.OOO.OO grcaliy helped, and all three G't—5ft* Any of Her Honscwork. 36,000.00 Surntu* > und . Miss Ed n a Thom pson spent one hear preach hus gone to S t . lo te ra - cobs, nnd according to entrance Undivided IiroflU, Ice« ripen*«* and licvctl me entirely. lUMHid . _______ ___ ___ 22.I42.S9 night of last week in town with burg to u conference.. l i e eximcts were: J . F ra n k Story, only brother Itrrervrd for T l l i t . 1.000.00 1 fattened, up, and grew r.v to be buck by Sutvirday, nnd aims of the bride with Miss Sadia Black- National llanli N o l n o u u t a n i l i n * . . . 6,760.00 Mrs. Vernon Coller. IndUtdull druudU eubPleasant Hill, N. C ” l suffered for to sturt another week or two .of stronger In three months, I felt *‘*c Adolph Swanson with Mia burn. 'Mr. Chase has ha«} a telephone Jert to ctMck._____ *171,612.74 three summers,” writes Mrs. Walter other.person altogether These two brides- Demand rerdllmtra of Uosa Ja c o b s. put in for his Hclalr*grove, so Mr. meetings Sunday a t Monroe. maids word elegantly clud in creamy j t i m e’^^rtUlmt«* ¿t ’ Vincent, of tliis town, “and the tlfiid and Mrs. Bi‘ll, accompanied by her Vihlen is now o n the line. Cardiff is purely vcg:'.ablc and cfClli . 7.&T92 & •;oi< Mrs. Kuto Powell Is’ at her daugh­ little son, Joel was out Sunday visit­ shito silk with white luce drapery, I last time, was my worst. acting. Its ingredients l; n c n te r’s, Mrs. Annld Hughes, while the ing her husband, Supt. A. F. Bell. silver bandeaux containing a oinglt' Tim«•ftrr 30 iayrpayabi« nr af I bad dreadlul nervous headaches nnd cifcct, on the womanly ninsiiiMr. B. E. Hutchinson had two white rose, with white rone girdle. . tre n»llre ol 40 day» la tte r’s husband is awny at work. prostration, and was scarcely able to I Tildfin or I0*!** 79,440.74 bouquets. Then cu me J . •1 1 a ®D i (>rt4iw rtriui „ 1.30660 M r . J a c k Thom pson spent Sunday hundred hampers of Romuint* le t­ Cardui makes tor increased >u 171.321 SX walk about. Could not do any of my Jacobs us beat mun, with Mrs. W. S. piv.t»i s*»inr» to-poUt« h» i s7 with his brother Jesse and wife on tuce cut la s t.S a tu r d a y . improves the appetite, tones up tne'• 26.000.00 housework. Mr. W. J . M c B r id e .is on the sick Borgarde of Winter Garden, young - 1 ,liIup*7* b**.'.......... the W est Sido., « . . vous system, and helps to nuke P**» est sister of tho brjde, as matron of 1 ToU1---------------------------p®MtTi* - M r. Barnwell Beck and family list this week. W o all hopo ho will I also had dreadful pains in my back sallow.cliccks, fresh and ros) Being * herself a bride of c.H^t^o't’S-rob.oU * •“ were Su n d ay visitors a t his wife's soon be well. Ho is able to be up honor. and sides and when one of those weak, only 11 few months she was clatl in I. It. F. W hltnarT C'aahler ol tb. abov» nanwd Cardiff has helped more than a m but still compluins. . fath er’s,. Mr. A. F . Westerdick. , , ... « ,,, __ bank, do mWmaty avewr that llw »bov. .(alpment sinking spells would come.on me,* I her own beautiful wedding gown of u uu. u> th. bmt ot my lutowM» and t»iM. Mrs. Alfred. K in g and little son, weak women, during the past Mr. Miller has made quite ex­ would have to give up and lie down, tensive im provem ents on his Grapo- George Edward sp e n t Sunday afterIt will surely do for you, what R « ot « -Nov.mtxv, « « I - toil. until it wore off. pery, Mlver bandeau containing a d*y H.-C- JiunosE. ville house la t e l y , b y having tho old boon witlj Mrs. Ju m e s Smith. done tor them. T r y Cardui today, ___ Notary 1‘uMI» Mr. 'J o h n B ad ger, ‘who has Just white roso and white rose girdle bou- VC I was certainly in a dreadful state of shingles torn off and replaced by CTWCt*AtISBt* nvtr# lot Ouiunooc* tk j * 1 <r^p. milSTEH, corrugated roofing, weather boarding arrived from C u b a, camo up from quet. health, when. J finally decided lo try . . vta#y,6*p«^ ChaiuBot«*. FRKDCIIIC li. HAND. Little Hazel Jacobs, bearing a T a m p a Saturday and spent the night the kitch en and dining room, screen S. O. CHASE, Cardui. tho woman’s tonic, and I firmly w u u n ^ lovely white satin rose, which coil- ' Dlnctar* ^ C O U N T Y . . IT A -E E E N IN G S ■a ovil no occorri \< i s Hustling new city, 21 miles from Sanford Pure water, healthy clim at3, no mosquitoes, .high rolling j me lands. The 'tTeairtifn^fTke* Florida. New built, brick hotel. Elect ric lights, •modern conveniences. Open Thanksgiving Day. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY U Resident Agent Chuluoia, Fla. When in Tampa, Live at the Hillsboro now open Royal Palm Nurseries will supply all Your Planting Needs Trees, Pkints, Shrubs, \ ines, Bullís wit Inml mumiImt COULD SCARCELY *!*ht s J ’ti �‘ - j m lEM BER » , f M ___________________________ . monthly • • • * - ‘ _____________ V_______________________ THE SANFORD HERALD__________ • ) r_- miw.ion«ry > __vicr „[ Iof hi* I hi* Met hModist i 'CIhmIISubbiai*. hi Miii hsi in School mi*»u "K ih the S t iy Theuw*r every Suntlay morning nt J :i > war* \ Ji;t|'i*r » 11* read hv it «luring i •i . .. up • ?*t rhnrtnin .* i T * lïluily.- Wilson. The ortrrtntf «>r »it«► °' . . .............. I.»II . Sabhath morning '*«>11,i n . u' * ,,r lhi»aiuuunt bringing sullimuit fu n d ' ‘ >»•* '• •' into tIn Minituy school trensurv " 1 1 ••|ni»H'"'*ir'' in couiil to pay •»• full " 1 *■ fur tlii« .'ear ‘ he one humlrei! iii*l •■'•■r> •*•• lira iicrrul upon f,,r *h'' »u|»l*«»rl of u “ lK‘ " r,‘ P"'*,v 1 native foreign worker mill «Iso fund» 1I’4-'“ M,“f 1,r ‘ M F o r P a rtic u la r and You né g Men are the Sort You’ll Find Mere l U(;h to pay our Floritlu Sunday r w,'rr supposed in I,.* 1 1,.- rwipt? -rut! school ml«»ionary assessment $22.&W.I0 * ‘ hi* 'Irani.» mi l played w«*ll their »11 literature hills are paid up t o . Par‘ <- Burk w.»» Imally dui ki .l in : Dec .11 It'l l- The proposition is to ‘ he creek and »ame on tin* 'la p , M *hat can *i'»'*'* tn^.nyi^r '-l-**i!vrm^ >ul-b..lga; ¿¿d «"¡.I \\. - ■. Wy^i'n .uatli.,1 i Novelilher S i ’l l i l " p<k«' on l»i b»i been ?et apart a» “ New C'huri It 111 ‘ he i ..«,i; I* an - that tl •• n nn Glothcs-quality,you’ll find |||Drrn, name at this store. We have studied this question of “quality” so long ■'and thoroughly that we have brought our buying andstock departments up to a very unusual degree of excellence and the result is the'fina! buy­ er’s insurance of satisfaction. him Up »luKe mil killv! In- appearance Rally Duy." ‘ ho desire is to raise Tv6Mhoii.«nn«l dollari <>n thb» Sui - ^ „ < r Miss ■ fîïlp iffie ïc day“ (*ho was to have been with us the first of October hut was kept away on account of scriuas illness; will’ be with us. Everybody who possibly * o n should be there on th at duy. On . t a t —tivu .Sundays o u r.a u peri ntrndent h as- smilingly— (wonder if this expression was luek of faith .In his proposition beinga taken up) sug­ gested that any one huving two thou*snii dnllnfi* for a good work it would he very acceptable, th a n k ­ fully and gratefully received In­ ward . m -irin ung our new' church Surely In- i.oih would lie .'trcngili fieil if .in ii itividnul would m a k e all oiTcn:„• t h a t a n . o u n l on Novem m o s t r e a l l ' t i e » h i * r he I I e . I il.. I “ *PTirf Minerva, the girl with the mumps was taken by \ irgmta Itrmly and made the jaws of the audience ache .\ with sympathy. K ilty DuKose, Harry Woodruff and Mae Holly as the i’iiidibuck children, and Klirabeth Stallord, Mae Thrasher, Olive L o w « , ami Reginald Holly and Robert llolly a> . school children were Imd Iielnr- Ilf th e M 't.i l o l down r o o m , h liil constantly by (te etlptl the r s 1 1 in g * tea«li er. T h e music wa> furnished U> I »r It and Mr- « •••i! Hint .■•! Ml. .m IT \\ it in rim I In »- tt •■l I I I . i •' .*1 I lie I•1.« , \ Inal ' l l ! . w.* I' . I* I . I I ■ ludles of llie i T v i c I l epart nielli by bet 22nd. the entertainment, another success Tlic Wesleyan Truth Seekers’ s c o r e d by t he p l a y i r s a n d t o \1 rclass it a- unto unity large last Sunday •Markk I. i Ui b «redil lx due lor till* I morning having four more present d e . i g b t f u l ei:tl*r ta: i ii i. em Ii w.ethan «he Men » Brotherhood t las« - 11. . . ■ ’ i ■ Ii , |I .. r■•1 Ilk«- - IIII.el III tit: I" al »»• ........... ... ainl - l ir e enol igi i . I it ■ •I > I«*- '.It, M r I i i i < . I .* r.i . t «1 . • .»■•■>1» le lltl I lie.I" •I " I M* I' i.lilr . e ; I i al i t . . . | •1 • m u e r - .«r . 1. •r . M... »• Ira. la il..r Il.il i >. , - ••1. 1' ! das» a pm s ag e tifnl • • *1 *• i W an ' 'I *<• *• ••I w|ij r. It.., Irmi i I wi• . . . . I(III \ m .i n .I. | .«• . . .1 • I u t ' Iu i | VV . r M it f at no * I >id Osili 1fc* nothin«* snlrsmm from some of llio host milkers m the country have repeatedly said that we were ainong ¡L their most critical and hard-toplease I ciistnmcrs () 111\ those linesofsound repnlalion and ical attractiveness u arc ever even examined in this store. Hut 1hen we wmg to know wlu‘tluir l l ie ‘ini'iiirul is all-wool; T\ IK't Ikm* t he colors are permanent; whether the tailoring island “all l lit‘ Way t mou^h whet her the luiUoLiJjii)kii^u.tx^^iL)p-. erty made;— these, and a thousand other dcails, entirely aside from mat* t(*rs of looks, style and fit. W(‘ make it our hpsiness to know about these t times. liewu- I ' *•• m.m r.-eiiily "<■** . a .ul l..i l • '(.• '|i. W liai I lo ’ l. ..n. iii .<t.i .. I. w V t «. containing I ! .. vi liil 1 II..I H ,: i o «... I ,«f • I «* "i »I *••: ■•j■«*iI! .. .It, , ,.„d. \\ .* I .1V. I fi rettamiv been having fun tin* I t fr* I* - the e. 1' ! Ih u t'd a v we O lili» ih,. I . , h I . , I T i n * s a m e ton ili . * I i.m*n t.iven I nu* c o n n i ry cl ub, and golfed ni.til . i| ai| .1 , h , , , •. I i*acl S u tu lu v « • * i«c r'mu g I n»*t a! IL uark. then trolled b a c k I t o w n a n d *=. diMiei| ui.i.i morni ' i g " The im r try cousin was not i o be s tuni pe«! in began >11 t • 111 II L* o f "f I ■ .-.r* .*• * i . “* «,_, ■* V* I if el l •. . ,rr' )..|i| i l a -, <>11.• |. go...I vi •• i.U k 'K . . iê:oië * I,iik w.«- k!J' r . t* i. tauii.n: r • ih» ahum tue ht lie c h l M r . l l Ot J a p . u building; = Mi « l**'lj ul .i i i> f tw i^ r th .U-crilMnil I»»« the J**P¡’‘ "i'"' ..*.1 mini In*r very ■« nil r " hit ner churrh ______________________^ ____________________________________ PACE THRTT 'CofiMi u v,r> mi. t*»«^* I»**« Sumlay morn .—*,' . IHOME TALENT SCORED BIG HIT M. K. ^lUnlonary I»a> H— --Thr rrgul nr • T ,*. I 1m e . 1 •••it " I 1" l ili le Ned x a n d went out to the b»ck J«t, where we Imseballed ulj ‘d t b e c b u r c b xervi.es. ‘ hit nfjernoon. In the evening we! »nrake.l up to the attic and pokerwjl ! On‘ il morning " A s t u r d y olii f a r ■ T h e tir-i g a me of i 1 s* i .‘n,*r who v a s l is t e ni ng, not Iti l e p l ay e d ' . i i , \ •. • i Outdone took up t h e c o n v e r s a i mil at . Sanford ground ‘ hi* l*< mi and said " I was h a v i n g T h e garni v .« good r-.• • some fun ab out tl is t i m e my s e l f I ln,i-»i 1 be n . . . •• c muD •1 • tin* I or n to Id a i d ge« U ' I mi i,;l. \ 1, ■ hawni until « u i n l u s n I I o n I s l i p e vpe ri i m«* in h a n d l i n g i to jieml until dark, a n d pip«*d u n t i l !• S a n f o r d e x i t lled n il ** de'* Orlork. aft* r which 1 limlxtelided R u t h 1IM 111' I ' until ih«* I luck ‘ lived, a f t e r w h i c h I t e e n y a r d line, bui breakfasted b n t i l it wns t i m e to go f u r t h e r . rauling again.” T h e resu lt that w h e n y o u e x a m i n e a si.it h ere, y o u a r e in t h e position o f a m a n w h o e x a m i n e s a co lle g e g r a d u a t e re g a rd in*! his • 'A - M - C V o r th e m u ltip liejitio n table? all *'Ur|i quest ions art* uime«'es.sirv all q u c - t i o i . s "I 1 (ll.ilit \ h a v e loliU In lo re been sell ltd b\ ( } ,c m o s t 'I'll leal • \ |»ert > and t h e aiisw e f i ' 'ii 'im * 111.'it \ I .Ii n u'd alm ost bu\ twill « o u r e \ e s s h u t. It is w o r t h v o u r w h ile to deal wi t h a s to re w h e r e y o u r .si*isfactio n is so a b s o hitely r e r t a i r . . < oir.e a n d s - e o u r new S< hlo.s'-l»altiniort* S u its f o r W in t e r . S 1 5 t o ’S ^ O . E*«|lh» l ‘ ..«no* o«*^ild .1 w.«** . * ..m i . a • ' ••■•1 ill * ve '*• ' * g* l no n Considering the fact that St. Au- Woodruff & Watson ' gustili.* lui' line of thè ilrong«* ■ 1 gl. . ,ti..i.l n.ini' i *i ili.* xtttI** ¡‘ ini * • - <nf.«t,! w.ix .il a - I i gbi --------- ■ 115 & GERMAN PRISONERS OF WAR IN FRANCE. >ii ;,.!*. ti • , .« tiilin‘<**r *>f ili«* r••*: i.ì r j fin ii i" .i.g mirtilli* lo play, «jbellc.'l , .it. . 11 ild mi’ In* de'ired i j j i quarters I M O H T ire s and Accessories— where you get the extra. Firestone ity atiriie price of only medium grade. m m i * '■ ™ r * '- T ires, T u b e s a n d A ccesso ries give Extra O iiaHtwnt only nvernRO prlco because Flrestono builders urn Tiro Specialists and tbo Firestoilo ’Factory lx ‘ bo 1 largest In America where only tires arc made. Con\o in to­ day and learn why Firestone Efficiency cuji give you— ^ M att fo r Your M onty— In First Cost and Final Economy . P- & O. MOTOR C O M P A N Y S A N F< O R D ,w F L O R I D A •pi* vili tu* play *d ufi in S’ ’ ,\ng . 1.1 mi I li.iiik.'giv 1 ng |).i> utiil> i.iir bi 1v are i-tmlìdent of vlrtory | « ——-j » • Sanfori' j ! St. August'ne (1 ill<»«. V. it t; Mur: • in* . v.«r 1 . ti Wir.'.hat *. Hop**"' Rc II.m* *. . \ 1. u !.. * 1.. j 1'i.kii 1 R E S ponce, 1 Wilson C 1. E M.*« tuler Rout'. IvixJ.' val W» R 11 p ! 1 • 1 II V\ I 1. ' I* (I l* I M ..1 in ,.. a in p •• llelamd will play iici'o on No. Kith. A return game willJ be, 2 iven in Itclaitxl on N'nv. k'OlT. A number of other games scheduled for the near future. This d .W lim e n t of the sniver'* tro..|m. rsplurtil I», the Eoglisll. ure U*lng taken bark to the English army bas» are Supt. Ezell has boosted athletics in every form and has practically built ibis year's football^team. HERALD WANT ADS BRING RESU LTS �.T~ PP111- - •; T THE HANFORI) HERALD PACK FO UR ‘ -* ***/ Till SAM ORI» Ilf RAI I) K. J HOLLY. Editor H A VIN G C IT Y W A YS " H e r e y o u are! He r o y o u a r e ' One hickory shirt for forty-nine 4 all cotton, und the buttons sewed on with a l*Yit.Ji«hr<1 K rrr y Tur^4ny i n ! KHiUy double th re a d ." No more is Miami t o ' e n j o y the Til U N U II) PKINTIMi COMPANY village method of advertising its HI.ILSC U i n i c i N PHK K. IN a i >v \,n «>: wares. T h e oily fathers have s t a r t ­ ONI YEAR %2.oo ed an ordinance on its way to an NIX MO M IIS I 2S TIIICi:i At OMI I S 7* ho: >rod place In tin- statu te hooks which is to udirm r \V. M . H A A N E S , 11uhì n«'KM M a n a g e r j? . D - l l v f i f « i m ii tr City by e a r n e r $ 2 . 0 0 c«rr >e«r ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 20 c per m o nt h ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + * in % A BO U T P E O P L E AND E V E N T S f- : •• h BAPTISTS GATHER IN ASSOCIATION m i n d m a n y h a p p y hours s pe nt in t h a t l i t t l e city y e a r s a g o when as • iintinutil Em in Page I E d i t o r AA units s t a t e s we had m o r e hai r t h a n we h a v e now b u t t h e r e velltion G \\ Holmes, ( ’ AA Kntza r e j u s t as m a n y p r e l t > pi ct ur e s in mi it u* r. I G I *ur -nil* U U U 11 a n d a r o u n d Kuul i » a n i l i tie l a k e a ni l ban and (ieorge Hyman. river s c e n e s are enough to m a k e t h e [ Time for next meeting' Mmolav Y a n k e e tmiri**t g r a b t he i r r*>d< afler i r- i >uioi.i> in September g u n s ..nd bike for Kustis right now ID 16 •<i \n invitation was received from I: 5 ;': the church at l mattlla for the A-Si/ci.illnii to meet with lh.it , Imr, li flo rid a I* airead ) Ciglimi g to n ai - ,i i i i -j .|,.| feel tio ’ r -1 breath of tit.per Ue.\t )e.,r w hli h m < H i mot !*•!» I l.-v ........ It) o il' »ea.nl tli.it I- predi Ul i ' . -oi ill lln \ t i loi, V..ted In .till 1*0-11 • • "| noi In l.oOO'IPg , il 11 stit t. I..r I I J l o l . i j i ii ee t . ng. .. i! I' Mibstaiitl.il. I he Votail.e ni training school I : Whll It ex pel I s busi I O -* I nubi la' gri.ltlv stilili,l.'ted s h. II l rain t hi I • '*(»!• I li Ilo Inert baut» Imw ■»ff i• . io , t si lin'd » ' i b It A I* I i. i Oi • r l e r p ’ l e «., .liter T T l I II . « u i » ni l i e i i i u . i h Atti r disc . l imili' who su» m Ina s t o r e a n d w..n > F L O R I D A iU SI N E S S I M |*Rt»\ E - I. ■ 5T I '• w for t h i n g s i n fu pp. w I i a t i I a* vu-‘ . < ustorio-c t1\ a window d i s p l a y , I ut it is t h e l ive, e n t e r p r i s ­ i n g m e r c h a n t w h o kei p. his g>mn| i o n s t a n t i ) b ef o r e t h e publ i e li) a d ­ v e r t i s i n g wh o g e l s t h e trai l e I h it »! . »' • i • t •• a ri . ! • : V If b ••* * ' *I % ♦ ♦! I Hi lh|. w .i' It i. i. I l l Hi** ,| s| ) Ib'liedli tloli 7 I .r» I’ At P r e a c h i n g S e r v i c e From M , I’r e l i ol e " A n d a n t e " Moll K Chorus 's o eg 1 tf I ’r a i r I ntcrlude S o n g 10 7 st ,i mli i g An noil lice me n t s ( Ufe: !. >e|e. teil I 11- a r N. 11 i - c ig . I r. . I So rg If Sl.h Hull : M >n|i|n i 11 ■ Met» *1 adopted i pp llo- III l training ••hool will lie field Nov ti le i l ) ne- b u i l d i n g 1 itli in Sanford, pon»ih|y m Ja n u a ry hi in-xt t o L o n g ’s ' t o r i T h e menu I he new church which will be well I .'low . •i I..f t i d for I bat purpii.e II: " .v n Itre id It.il.ed I t e m s I >r R o g e r s i t i l e d at l e lit on If . >• • A• .• I t . ..................lit •|| I • p. •lull . » n i • ! •' . '1 I, t o t he : I ’ll t.'e- ft •tixi-lv i.irrii"! mit with ijiiatititie"Í giililenriiil alitili On- vine» of i l-e wIII t e •«! .IT Je **>a linin' in tin- lira am g ’ •••III «. 'Abile i tu* .. j *pi-., ran. i* ut i Ii** dimtig room wa» very inviting with pink liitijs.il .tint f. r •• «i■•1 ita t • Cl - appo. 11 1 ! ,||.|l »III I. w.1 I O V I fn-d l­ with i h.uolsoi • l e i loth ot Ita lu*r^ laii*. i t*fii 1 ».« a ba-ket III •ut f1f»wc»r I*li** g Ile 'I«' . r -1• fiikrlt .»i tii« «1....r l.\ Al. d I. k*- »n•1 \! t*■c «r* ’ N* .1 >»nr |.tr|. ■«. -ii*.,' -ri. f r t••♦* a ’ ?1. ni. il • • •}•' i.»n * It \| s i: I' i vi •I i * W ,)|.d I hi I -I • .i, - I’. • Thcr e Well- mali) lifaut ifu! unii rhu rii ini: ti ||i tie . -i-i»•M a! f Id ri•«» | in O . t*f.. 1 I I •• t»|. - • wil i. I hi- I!. ifl o ils! V ' n e u t r a l gowns of t >.«• o b l i - r m a t r o n s />• » ♦ ♦ ♦ — »--------- * ♦ ► > % *f II. E. TOUR R. R Id AS ( * * h 1er Am |I tkhln » f f « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « « 4 ancTMrs. N. ( '. Toole. Mr 4r,d M-, A. I’. Connelly, Mr. and Mn. J. L ^Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. J n Laxi-. |Mr. and Mrs. Rrarton iVrkiru, y, -Henry, Mr. tin«! Mr». A W Fitti,Mr. and Mrs. W’ I. M,.rg»n. \|r. und Mrs. Hal Wight M. , <'!ri Claude Herndon, Mr u . \j.. ^ Marlow, Mr and Mr- I »•.»n* T j. I ne r . Mr s. Margaret M i n n i e . Inner, Mi "< lia III'. Hel en Itowl.i |t , ri , - . > i ... y, yg p don. Florence Frank \ Hifr.y, Adeluide l ll ggi t i I || ifl-i Elizabeth XI cl . ai i gl , ot , Huitei^ W o i d m a n , G r l n d y s Morris. Mu-d Harrwl d, Me l t Wh i t n e r \],,, vint­ ner. An n i e W hitm r «,retrr«t Shultz. Olga Sch i! Ru»*) 11 •x\*t D .i'\ 1 •tir Hazel 11.111*1 1 M i'HWf * Mill > H r W «•!•l««r 1 ■••’*•f (l.l • •tl 1 *• * r. • •*ii »» It t"tiden. K ik< He limi ll.ll! t Kali M . Hill; f. nnr;. < 1*. *• AA ItnluTi», Fra ilk 1i 1 ’ I Alii oller I K V . II I I . n r , it M "in ■ II 1»r I nr > M •* M M ■i og M .1 p.-.fl- hollo i win,' W I- to ti e' inning r osimi \1 h For r»* i L. i k • |»r. : i va* . , M I augblit ! Mis» \,ilei.IM 11 ' gHi 1' VNd* at trai 11 \e ill » Lu k •In tf on h n».i »1 I lilt i i' a lid ll'fs i '» .i. J •n i h. At ' mg II- hints) w. Ut I -Vii ih !»r ■ ■> . , I.' . . • I |t .| ig •. Itin ­ i. . -i....... i . i M 1 ll - I« •rJani l s and wi c hes , n es and waf er s, Mr s. A take L Retta. Mr. und Mrs. settle m a ' i . m e t e r ) .' It is adver­ I'film .i ii the W om an’s Missionary el •-the pi nk mol yellow :onPs b ei ng e ar » Ge o . Union for the new association was I ) I ll hop D r a n d Mr s |*u T. Coffee tising that waked a town up, fills the rit-d out in t he r i ' f e r i h m e y i s . organizifd. T h e following ollifcers l e s to n . D r and M r T \ S', al. Mr stores and makes business boom. E verybody is specially invited t*> MrIr. mini'll w is I «in ifnllv d Mr H W II r i.dor, M* dim e and enjoy tills supper prepared Advertising stim u lates the public to were elected: g ** w ned m i ■i 111 *v a* f n.. ... ! M(’resilient. Mrs W W A A tlli.tn, of A! ■ .o I w m .11 I;..»-’ I hv 1 he good l.njlr- of tl buy. Aoil ‘ can always look lor a • I«'. T:t vares • Mil will W T : Wa i n M I• I A"il will lie plea si , I dead town where the no rehauts «re M *■' 'mul \ ice president. Mrs K a l e 11 T a •I I » r.iI • r Dr o Air ignorant of t i e value of p r in t - r Imr. of Lake Gertrud) :» M I MI. I ll it k St Vugu-tn e I(«:< nrd S i-» Meal Murk* I Air I >u pen lit ••loh n t . \! r Tilden M I i. MK , l I .11 I i V | -| . gu W In-. I 11; J .n ul l s ot I bnl iiol a ii. !.. ft • Ituwi-rMr a n d M r l-iirrest Lake A rh o in p M 'li h u • - i n - . i ill d in- mill Il Imw I J II1LL M A l t r i . E s H ILL. liver W I dle i l i a r m e u e Assistant Supt«., Mr». Mr . l i d M r ' \ Il Wa l l . . . . . Mr DAP •r.d ft n w« * W Hudson hi the meat market I n the last s e s s i o n of tlte legi s' a Sm ith, Duytpna. Mrs R A R.t'i o. lornted in I lie Ifiitlllulo luillding on M r - ( <• Mi I... ig hli n w.i- g u w n - ani l M r < I * Ali l .augl di i i . Mr I uiitll.la I l t u i e Hon . W i l l i a m M a pi ties of U al D el.anil. Miss Avis Withers, I - nm- Ninth Street near th t union ¡Ration. ----------------- -------------1--------------ton m u o d u e e t i a bill called t b e - u ll n Mr. Thom pson i» well known to the " ‘P ure Shoe Hill ' and it tceoivfd Secretary und Treasurer,. M r s .'t r a d e and an usual will handle the much comment from pres»,and the KflKnr B |ggWB. Sanford best of Florida and western meats. member» und from the »hoe trust. Rev. George Hyman extended u He will he pleased to see all of his F R E D E R IC II. RANI). President T h e latter sent post haste all the ordial invitation to all present to a former customers and new odesF. V. F O B S N X Vice l*r«ulcnt representatives from the larger firm» reception to he given al the pastor’s | Phone lti-t when you need an y th in g ■ G E O . I I . F E R N A L I ) , V u e IV. and local rejireaentativea and u great home at four o’clock. B. F. W H IT N E R , Cashier „ A . L. H E I I S . Awivtunt Caviller in this line und a prompt d e l i v e r y . , alarm overtook them lost Rill Mu-,, 22-ltc T h e evening session w;is opényd will bring it to your door. r poles put this great affliction upon by u devotional service in charge of ---------- '■ -------------------th em . Th ey pointed out that if Rev. AS'. AS'. AA'illian, uftei which Dr. P c n s ar o l u to E n t e r t a i n Fl eet pure leather was " f o r c e d " into the 8. IL Rogers, sta te secretary of misI’ensacoln, Nov. I J . T h e N.orthm anufacture of shoes tho price would siory« addressed the Association, and Atlnntlc battleship fleet, all of the go beyond the reueh of the average in n most telling manner presented , , . , ., boat» and wuge earner» and »hi>es could not he the work of the S ta te Hoard. lie ! ........... _ , t M A H t l . S II I |> |«87 purchased. It seems now that Hill congratulated this Association o n - Uniteti States navy are to come here Mnpolca was not tu t wrong in his its good start and expects great next m onth and spend several weeks CAPITAL $3r>,0(K).0() SA N F O R D . F L O R ID A S U R P L U S Ä P R O FI f S $.Y..»)m d|> surmises that leather was not being thing» of this body. He gave some in jo in t manoeuvors with the navy aeroplane cor|w. Th is authentic considered in the manufacture of very interesting facts in regard to. here today, comshoes and unyono th a t purchases B a p tis t history and the L aym en ’« j ,nows, wasvtreceived . . . i shoes or. has them repaired soon dts- M o Y om .nl, which ho clnlm. ................... . .W.YVr* IhoJL t h e r e J jt 'b o ;s u c h thing n» limpng Ruptists .one hunderd year« of the battleships are stationed. Ad­ real leather any more. Other sta tia ago when tho pioneer preachers wen- miral Fletcher will command the have passed this hill to iorco manu­ sen t further out into thu frontier, battleships und Commander Sims facturers to Itthcl th e material that while one laym an conducted the ser­ will he in charge of the torpedo goes into the m anufacture of shoes vices ut home whHu theit pastors boats and aeroplanes. Tho manocuvers will ho carried through for the und. Florida' should do the same. It were absent. . purpose of testing out the * s u b ­ is no hardship for th e manufacturer He urged th a t churches would marines and ascertaining which is • of canned goods, drugs, etc., to lahoi ad opt some s y s te m in their henevotho best typo of thnt class of navnl their wares to k « ;p tho public from Iwnt giving, and suggested the idea of vessel. Tho deadly work they have being imjioscd u p o a and the shoe a budget of what euch church should tru s t should be handled in t i e same give, to bet prepnied by the church done in- the European war has i caused the navy department t o de ‘ manrief. T h e man' with the large and worked up to in each month of UpUn u .series of tests and these fan ily in Florida or any oihcr^ntute the your. j jM, Gf the practical kind. .Day who is forced to buy the present On morion the Association in- nn,j night attack» will lie made upon paper shoes und pay leather prices stru cted the executive com m ittee t)lv battleships, ' with the torpedo or needs to have an y shoes repaired stress tho ideu of a budget system |)0at destroyers and aeroplanes play­ und pays leather prices nuturally am ong the churches, nttd to report ing their part In the war game. T h e turns t o .t h e ctute of Florida to pro­ a t . t h u next m e e tin g .w h a t churches aeroplanes will ho used to detect the t e c t him in the high cost of living are using tho duplex or somo other subm arines underneath the water, and here’s hoping t h a t another Dill onVclopu or budget system. os experim ents here last year showed w Mnoples will arise in the next sesth a t a n 'a v i a t o r *ut a great a ltitu d e After a most profitable session the aion of the Florida legislature and could d ete c t-o b je c t» a t tho bottom call for pute itiOM and every pair Itcw Association adjourned to meet at Umatilla Sept. I l I c'.oiI. *• , . . «-‘a • \ ___ *»i I- *• w,t|, 1•J• h: » ♦ The man who does all his business through his Hank, is insiamb recognized as a system atic business man and one whose chances Inr success are excellent. The man who does not use a bank is not making the most of his opportunities. A.cordial welcome awaits you at this bank. SANFORD, FLA. rV ♦ BE-SYSTEMATIC PEOPLES B AN K OF S A N FO R D : • v + 1 j c e n t * red ne ed fr o m fifty " T h a t no person shall make or P a v r o a t i t* in m daa n or m u t t lie m ad r al office. cause, or permit or allow to Ik* made any noise of any kind by crying, E n t e r e d *• aecend c l a a * m a l l m a i l e r Au|ti«l22rMl calling or shouting. megaphone, I90 H. at |he P o a t o A c a al Sanford. Flo rid a whistle, rattle, hell, gong, clapper, under A c t o f March 3rd. IA79 hammer, horn or similar mechanical device for the purpose of advertising l e i f Ditone N o 1 4 h Office lo Herald llu lM tn j any goods, wares, merchandise or auction »ale, or of attracting the a t ­ ^fTWWTYnUR RUSWtSS. Iluaines* ia picking up along ev ery tention or inviting the patronage of lin e in Sanford these days, all profan­ any person to any business whatso­ M. M. SMITH II. R. STEVENS i n g the fact that Kloridu will h a v e I'restdcnl Ylrc*Predd «n l ever.” o n e of the moat prosperous seasons And men who have come f r o m 1 of her history. T h e boats and t r a in * of Valdosta, (ìa.. who will conduct a ^ a re b rin gin g. many people to this localities where it was " c o r r e c t " to »-wrtr.t sreflori every day and there are llW'k their wares, and where the Sunday, Nov. 22, and ^continuing * m any inquiries about rooms and most pxtittrw**kvv advertising con- for ten d a y s . . . . . — r — ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « * i pro|mrty..i^v»wy^MMî iu *n Services Sunday. N ouim hcr ta th f it and .....I ldacksmitn tk shop will have to adopt has a spare m o m fitrould rent it some oth er mean« M l rFfRHT f he people Welcome help supply th e demand thm* will be' 9 :30 Primary Sunday school at made this winter. The large acreage of Miami than that of street noise 610 Park avenue. in winter vegetables here this season advertising. 9 :30 Main school in the o l d ' Ye», Miami is growing out of heria making plenty of work and the church, Jt\o. D. Jinkins, Supt. villnge days with great rapidity. busy crowds th a t throng the «trouts BEING A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS Some day the city hoard of health here especially Saturday nights is a •9:30 Address by Supt. Ezell to »urn indication of prosperity. T h e will order the city stables to be re­ the young men of the Su n d ay sch ool.. cold weather a l i a j n n m i t o - t h e country and ot hurj^ , >>Ladf.-tf>r - tA * wiWi»s U-Hrrn • growers will get good prices for their n u is a n c e * - * ! Aho city will I n to; *psesident. < o m m u n l c a t l o n s for this Co l u mn Shoitj d b e M a r k e d ••fibclcty E d i t o r " , or crops and this should bo a record follow suit, even unto .the poultry P h o n e d to M r s . It. A. T c r h e u n , I’ hnne 2Ó.1 7 :16 Wednesday prayer service. yards aud the ill smelling fish house»; breaking year along every line. 1 1 0 0 A. M. Worship S e r t i c r while like in the instance of the law 0 Prelude " Hlumenlied," Lange. H rillianl Hrrtption e d in lilagk c h i f f o n and lai with Kustia ' aKain.st the noisy street advertiser, We are in receipt of the Doxology istanding' s i l v e r t r i m m i n g s the perpetrators of the nusiances Ne ve r has there been a morí* Dril booklet, one of the prettiest offer­ I n vocation Mr s. W E W a t s o n was c h a r m i n g b a n t g at h e i i n g o f wo me n as y e s t e r ­ ings of the Florida winter season will I*- converted into better c iti­ Hymn lioft in g re e n c|iurmeiise wi i h o v i - n l r e » . of zens. day a f t e r n o o n f r o m four t o s i x r.t T h e cover is a very pretty conceit Seri pt ure Miami, be it said, likes the c o m ­ t h e r e c e pt i o n g i v e n by ^Irs. G. F. j e w e l e d net a n d lac«.. th a t represents an a ligutor-<kin done I uteri ude Miss Lnura Fish wore a lovely Sm ith, in honor of her attractive in brown and containing a cut th a t forts of village life if there are any Prayer gown of white C hantilly lace over guest, Mrs. Park Trammell, wife of ahows a moonlight on Lake Kustis. specific ones— but is attaining the charmeuse Hymn 8islanding) Florida’s chief executive. It was T h e booklet contains many beautiful dimensions and the attractio n s of a Announcements Miss K.izaheth M c L a u f 1 1i n w; s one of the social events of the sea­ cuts ui d much interesting reading large city, and rural business prac­ Oflertcfry, "Su bh n th M o rn ," Shel tices will have to go. Miami M e­ a t t r a c t i v e in l ight Mue brncadi s on I he h a n d s o m e col oni al h o m e v, ‘r m atter and should he the means of ley tropolis. Mi ss Anna \L l . a u g h l in w.iri' a was a c h a r m i n g s e t t i n g for t h e b e a u ­ bringing m any thousands to th< Choir. Hail. All Hail." • ( t pD tt C gown of w h i l e i h a rm tt-l* WIt II t i f ul l y gowned w o m e n g a l l t e r e d be b e a u t i f u l i i i y o n t h e s ho r e s of L a k e o v e r d r e >s of h a nd p a i n "«I 1 ..¡..Il I I Deat h Ils h o s p i t a b l e roof T h e ruler Sermon, subject " S y m p a t h C K u st i s Tiie s c e n e s b ri ngs t o o u r 1 hit! oil. -chi me ef vi *I 11 w .it ,| pink w ,i s ef II v i nn I I I si .linin g a d v a n c e or ♦ NOVEMBER til On I i a1e in I infer tin utile I c . o l i • |np n| v| • l 'n ft. p i I -•> ..................... I g .ode. I I: i- i n ' , ii I g ut-s l . w i fi Mr. .i rid At t h e Inet ni I le howl of red gladi* l iant ma- - of i o|oI In- r i ib.v □□lEm^f^mniNiBmmioifNiiAipnfBirAiiNifKi: e l BL ft.. - Q First N ational Bank The First National Bank is doing a larger business than ever before at t !v' □ corresponding season— ; • Because, the public knows where to.go for the greatest-security, as well as the most liberal treatm ent consistent with sound banking. Deposit with the First National. H H ; Member of the Federal Reserve System ][ElIll][I][3 D[N]@[il[I]lo][N]lM3 nil[A][N](SDDDD . » ■ • t ■■ ¿ ¿ a - . ■ �■ m m ’ ' TME SANFORD HERA1.D u nT E M B E B » . n u lini ut if ul j Unii ll> flNAND ABOUT THE CITY { Utile Happening» M ention Q of M atters in B rie f I’ersonnl Item s of Interest Sommary of tho Floatlng Small T,lks Surrlnctl) Arrangcd for Murrini llerald Render* hill-f’nti I orni- N'*\ _'7 th I. Koinollllior. n |ilunt »ale. Nuv 4 o ’clock l o R o b e r t ' * •»tori in i»„. lion C \\ Kntzminger wu* in y ••r < .1 > till' ll.tpiisi Awmk' iht ion. being n mo in - '__________________________ 28, j |„.r (,f tho executive oorn nut too. ... >a rif«>r •I evening t 1 attending M' l' l o*. -o> |M'i k . i .r»c ■jS WOMAN'S CLUB • ai * I *o|"irt inont of tho Wum.iii * i lull i nt e r l ni u e d .it I•ri<ii;t> bumper. •Seminole ( o-U|ilT ii I i vc Mur. Cu. 2 4 -ltr Chnrlin Fo.Mor »ms urmo.l to ,om tho comtnissi.............. ....... ,i. i . . lllM„ .. ri Mti ng a A. irm t . • , »olll.i tin- well known com llll*3lull llrm of William F«*«M»r A: <*.» It.. n tho home whero All ki fi«!r* of uuiiti al NfUmi h . T 1 wooil yard f o r n i r Fourth amt Klin tamo.l I .1 ..I lo il... ,.ilv Amoni; l»ie vlaitoia lo Ini * 11> >*•* | on Too* l:i\ nftornoon of this week ,(„• H u h H.mso T h r r. ,i.r. , „ ..ml Mr- I l . i Sm ith were ,h r " » • ir’<' 'H a 1 ’ % t , , •it \ tint«.\ on route to their •," 1 Hie prize. .1 dam \ , . . II tv hunt n inte.l III It.. in Apopka from Jacksonville *> ' I* •'n<••» pi.u< thev .it lomleil tho Slato W C M * *' x Moui,nl. hostoss. f„r tn«*«*tmg They wiTf enter tin* n U it » of N'i»\Pinl»t*r was uhm1*!«*»! in a most hospitalilo manner *'>* V,r u " Botit n amt Mrs J »luto in J a c k s o n villo a mi liuti a line Ko,‘" Il» „u.i.l Iti» \trrar a .o t t o n p o n tu t tu- t ity " nK terd.y from fh u lu c ta wero H«»„. Itoautiful Hall. Tilde'1 J a colia and J . R. Paltoraon. ^ John M auser, ^ □ □ ® D D ® D (lD E Q R lü iN JÜ (A ]Ü L T ]aiH ]iJ[Ÿ ]_a u □ ......... 1,1'’ Ilo 'luti hoilsi" WUH «tocoruti'.l .lt , r . Telephony I«» ami let them teli ^ 7 , ’ 7uUd \ ! Z d ' ' w a f e r » . olive». w tho Sanford rigar >"u JUHt how ,,,uch 11 wl11 ro#t *® | and oolloo with whipped crearn « a . ha» roturueil fr om a wiru »»«»tt**' I he pricea »'¡Il ( aorved (j W. Spencer buys rvil kinds of manufacturct trip to Wintor Florida vegetable«. 22-4tc Garden ami j *urprU. you. Sunford E lectric C o . , W Tll, g u n U for th f |ftrrnnon w Apopka »ectimi. Ile reporla business - 4' u< Mri s l’uleaton, Mr« Il \V Hernas l>eiim vory politi in timi se d io li S a n to n i’» tuurmt tintela have open- don. Mr» lt. A New muli. Mr» G W Culler 10 Ih liucket Snowdnft lanl 51 00 *'<1 lor thè »elisoti Peter Miller i» l) Itishop. Mr». F««rro»t l.ako, Mrs Ford Wilson, tlu» V|d I. I*. McCullcr bere f ° r ‘ he wintcr Roy >> me*. Mr» Chu». McLawghlin. ling salesman who makes Sanford . Mr* Tolar, Mr» Dennett, Mrs ’ The decoration» at the t lleauRev. C M. Brittain. business man . . . ... . Juj headquarter* was calling on the i, . , Mei soh. Mrs. , h . - W a t s i m , - Mi s s tiful ul Dali will lie entrancing. ___ nger of Columbia College was ln * j nur., j^n local trade here this week. . ____ ___. . . ____. ___ . .Sanford vcateriiav attendine the ' , .j»* ---------- “ attending U*c --------- ^ - A s r Auf" *»io— P Baptist Association in the interests t h e C i vi c Committee of the WornD.i) phone 281. Night phone l*J(i. t h e plant sale, t o t h e Ci vi r f o m m i l of the Daptisl College at Lake City. l e e of thd W o m a n ' » Club S a l e on C. C. Wilson. 16-tf lie is well known throughout the un " ' lu,‘ announce u plant sale for N o v . 2 8 l h ul i t o t i e r l s ’ store. . I state as the College president 6D j a f t e r n o o n and evening, Order your wood now of Nelson. Mrs. H. E . Hester s|»ent Tu esd ay I aptly sta te * i* “ the v e ry salt of t l i c I N o v ' J 8th at J . I). Roberts’ store on Be ready for a cold Bpell. Phone night in the c ity visiting friends, earth.’’ H rii street. I he committee up307. 22*tf Mrs. Hester is spending the winter , I**“ 1' ior donation* of plant* for thr* Mr. and Mrs. 13. G. Sm ith, Mt. in ¿rliitido. being employed upon the Mr. G. \V. Holmes, a prominent sale, any thing in the shape of a znd’ Mr*. Theo. Aulin and Mrs. county ab strac t* for the Seminole hanker and grange grbwer of Eusti* plant. You probably, have more Cushing of Oviedo were pmong those Abstract Co * * * » in Sunford Thursday attending than enough of a kind and the old who attended "O u t of the Fold" at • the new Dupii-tl Association, of ones will help swell the caih account. Bring your old hat* lo the S.m- w|iirh he wa» elected moderator. Mr So get m touch with any of the com* the Imperial oh Tuesday night .... ■ w. itl i. | p ii... B»r Pressing l lub and have them f j ()|ln,.a ,fc „„ ,„.w hand with the mitto«- . i d toll thorn » h u t you can 1 made us good a * new L.nln» ami tjHVl.|i having served as moderator do. I».>n’t forget the date. Nov 28. CuMrr Gent»’ Panama* a »peoalty. by an (lf , ^ r k i u A»»ocintiini several M r» h rari k \S ......Ir nli Feed in 'lean new bags ln»iir’e» expert halter from Mulligan .’ I«» ,,.Mn, .lM,| a»si,.iation M r» .1 1. n i ntiiior full weight and fresh stock Try Hr»t M . next f . l House ,;,.orKlll „.„king Florida Mr - J II h e r g u x i n Dutton’s thi» week. 20-1f Phone No 2 . - n "1 hi- tii>m e Mrs Mi n i n e J o n e s in hulk. Mincemeat L. P. Mr- Hot, M. o . Overstreet of Orlando i D o n t forget the i l o o u prize.» at ,, |#no a n d ,,|ayt.r i>iullo- E xpert in' d,,. r -h the u t i f u l ’ Hall. ' . tunlng unit and repairing AH work ab* ■ ■■ the in» city <ns »on ••• Wednesday,. v * ,,v City B * e a....................... tuning culating among his many Sanford |.o*i on roud near Sanford striped solutely guaranteed. W.L. Harvey. ir,r,,,is ’ and* black lap robe. Finder return || •* 12.13-Phoiie 24'J-C 102-tf T»ine for fancy work. Fresh ' to Judge Herring and reieiv»- re liiltll I * I n i . ! - w . i * e| r i l e d c l e r L yri<l .ike» alld pup corn. ¡if w..f.| 2 1 - 'I 1 .ilei tre,i»unr et 1In- new Maptist Si tnnn* 22-1f J... peek. \p| ti . i * 111 f • r u t i .i 1 11 «n o tg .m i/e il ,i t Sanford 1 I Ip, • ' . M • 1 lia in j**»r 25* pi-i k . T *»* ri. li. ' i. ’ ' . 11■i •|il<• ili* \i : ••- Mrs. Mrs. Mr*. Mr*. *•** w as « . 1 •; \t. r * J M l. \ T |{»iNs«r ll<.'. 1 •rr.-i l . akr t. • H I 11 . !!..»• .,1 .1 t I , I Jtei.r n ..■!• .. c.»it tu po i nt * it. • 1 '■ I I............ .. tu.g ’I . \ : .. l i ne I'm • >.1 I• W. HnrPt.i IP IV. II. ■ , r l.i, y « I- " m all k" .- .'. la id e * - • •• i ' !•>:. >.| I.. •, c .ri \\ || a .1 . l e .t t li e »alili l i m e . i.,. !.. . ............. •.t al Ile la* t »e* • . \\ . .itinr. . ri I••r *t . teli, ti W.i* I ileli a • I i A It" i " bn. i •" -' •• i I Mi Mr if I nll.il •i* fro-tid* in ......... I ! a i i| I l.i lint tilin', unii ■ 111 Hi .1 ini Il I> I ; r I i in ••• - >1 daughter ni I M H I M . . Mi A I h “ ; I . . - . —. It., i . * — * .i ... H«»r*^f *--,\Ü-ll. I - . T « I 1 « to >1» t h l o . •» n ii-r 1* .4 f ' • TIf ftilt I n A I t 11 1 1.« t tie • Ir.ls t w «• t b*- • L M wi l l t lu - » I >o r n i a ll ï tf ho a a-» I• . • t •t » • •If fli I•*V! I«.t it « -iiion t .» i '■ y ouhi r»« it t-« » mi noon ••’4 o * • Mr- I ». i i. Monro ■ .Mi»» I .a urn Fish Mr» W K. W at-.ii ar ! 1 . J •• r. . »»t . M t• I . pi writer riiihons paper i' t h e Heral d ». 1 I Mr I •, . i I • olil .11lieil •*4 M rMr- I I M M \l; ... V M '.• ’ ll i i I II U .... u . 1 DR. C. W. F AI N •t’ l .iiimir U rin .-. DENTIST . . . Dnllh («•It U t i l i » l’U »i 4t .f-f. » ’ 11 ami i u r b o n 11 ilei. The t -.n n i: •• tf • |*| M|*| I I»N| > L I p .! A \ K ’ - ' lil IL JJlN t. ' ii’ t M »Ai *• J IS YOUR ORDERS J O 1500 Pai rs Shoes at a f i i i r g e Red netion W bile ..'"m'v; IThey Last :: .- f .t i * 11 .*1 n- w. rd -, Mil . i I" i im by Ni r .''•»nini m 11 • Il i• • ii I. Nl. i’- .Mr h I. Mm Nl A ! .-rulli, y . i i • I t I > a l i l i i'll .1 ì « ,.t ( l ' I utalu I ..I t l.i* .-|.|UIIiii |i ila j i i till «p t In tu olive* III bui i. i liy II. 2f ; tp I Al n a^ Mr s. II < villi' wa* in ili'linaii S’il» ' • i ni t I f.-i 1 . * •( i . --. Il I cu.timi Mu- i « • : * • l luWml...:.* M i \N lull* hen- M r * 1 m. . i gut- t uf M ' * I Hi. ' N . .,>.ip"r I.ill'll, wa* f a t l i 'l y \ « . Ì r • ■v • I I ' ami ‘ I n g ra III. H II c In I• I• ] 1*1 M . \M » i r o i r m ' a l ....................................... S I . I S C) ( L o « —, k • j i• i • i i i j n xici* m....s ° 1.)0 pairs ladies sliocs, Oui M à i i: Ion and lace in vici, $2.00 S K IF F S o D O H IIS v a lu e s...................................... $1.48 S 200 pairs ladies . „ ® J ’O ll.F R s W M T \ M \ S ,. Ü H I l i I i n URIIF.H £ 00 2P i iim|ii'li nl fnicc nf .■rkini'il for to,III work al .ill limi - 3 wound' d I ( i Iti »Kit i, . £ 0 h . lini it I U ! "• g. r . m ■nd pr. - b • HI l l .T i l l Ni« t idler tl'lllllllg t hi lv mi In- i>\pri**» «. it.. .• ».• - I da Tip- 0 t; o O I a* <i ( V I'R I - * \| \||I H. \ W 111 i I i m* b in.inn * will In- >«i a• M»m-. ' .1» £ l .)0 pairs ladies slippers and oxr1I ( - M I ! cr lords, -S-.Odami S2.50 values, r J < n uf I I . i n a n i * 0 c ........................... o in ¡.ml Ï 11 \ S I U ID *1 I <• \ ! Y \ \ |,' I i » O " " , rip ri.n 'iiiiu il a TIM S S R O D S u N••%• *!»In r i ti r o o • a n »ii* » 1* . 1 • u b) Cents Quart £ o o u I 0[ ° ' I I I Ii’ I ’ l v I I U t ,»)• f- ^ ii m i o n n o •« i • -------- Ji i j J i O -— t ll\ \ \ l-:i> \ \ t . I I ' ** \ \ | i i3, » * II Pp I I ----- patent . button l ) ( ) 0 t S , »$2..)0 V a i l l e s , I10W O . CM , »Sl.OtS } E. H. Peters Sanford's ()nlv Exclusive Shoe Mercbanf JACKSONVILLE .FLORIDA San ioni, Florida i First S i reel and I’almelto Avenue - W -i ............................................................................................... ............................................................. ..... 1». i*. 11. Logi , * i i i a. N N . n pa»»iTigiT, aiTtou* ^ ^ million.* was in >*.ii.fnr.i Ihm i.i> , .„„„d.-d h i night by n pa*».Mw ~ ut ti'i.diiig tilt- N 'iiin t« . \ '» ,* '•* * h, a l l i . in- Gi-urgc Halduriir = of Huptibta. L>r. Uogcrs »tate.» limi |vr*in». an nrrhitcct of Doxton. S ibi.» i* alratlng .;* li: • ' • . e» d. Hill' *t..amsbi| M i.*»oclutniii» in. un » ’• 1 \; * i*b. n Imi ve* .id w.» «.il wlucb Ihi-re ¡in- iw«*niy- ■ i t». Nmii» t'arolinik rrnuit bouttd Ut* linives today for II»' NI: mi \ I d'n \i- i N >; k f ir ( ' h i i r l i - l n i i . sociution ut . ||uini'.ii'..'l I l ’or R e n t —T w o ! F ’ ii»t Firn »tr«*ct Cocu ■I Col a R Computiy l'utti*r*iin •• \ im I nr l.i I hi\•* .. f; big storca* <*"! J.».- I »•-M••n « nf - •- * f fi A. t . L. R E STA U R A N T • <• \V Spi-nriT. l’ropru'tnr Menu N i . I m I »*n n ’ li l i ' Ii . \\ il.*. il., k ilài/.'l \|isr wbi t h h»* : # T. . III*Vf-1 to lij* oi»«*. nf Ih»* gì* »t '• ft : I:i v.i i i. ...• I •'• . " A BANKING SERVICE x= ì I’ . i... We believe in honest and conservative methods. We believe in promptness, courtesy and the best banking service that is X possible to attain. = X X — M. t Tl i l S |{\.M\ lt;i- Ibid rcm.'trkaitic -iiMt -- and mimlicr* a majoril) «»I tin husincs'- nu n of Sanford amonii its drpo>i'or*. ISKC Al SF. our propli* apprcriaU a IIO.MF. I NS I I I I TION and (Iu* st rvirc and security widt h \w gi' »• i*» <»nt ni*toniers. \Nc pay 1 |>er ceill inleresl on Savings Accounts. . E t. Ita 24-ltc FORREST LAKE. Pres. D. L THRASHER, V Pres. . ______________ __ i . m M M ■ fi -Til ' *■*■ A. R. KEY. Cashier |j XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIillllllllliXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX « • it 3 "] 1 (CO URT HOUSK BU ILD IN G ) Assorted Cakes = 1 Milk Coffee u/k>* m lm u L X X I Seminole County Bank | lend Ten «•i. TIL ^ THAT YOU W1LL APPRECIATE S I r* m h I Ini—n Macarinii — age crop» ever prmlu'ccd . Mr I ' |.IMW Steamed R i c = ter*on was ono of the lir*t m-n Mushed Rutabaga* Florid« to experiment with the kml ^<1,.-,..! Tomnto^i» le tt u c e Salad zu vine nnd give* an intere*ti,ig , j (ll |jIM.UIL, count of iu wonderful poMibditie*. ,,jnen|ipJo Irt. Cr,.am Music in Woodland 1'nrk Woodlund Dark open Sunday*. Bathing, amusement.*, picnic con— —■ ¿ j venlencca, orclicstrion music. ‘J *U . it ooooocoooonoocouaopooCTOonr * K•* .i ì il Cranberries ___ ’A Sanford, Florida W . î b o il k: • • fa v o ra b ly i 1 fi. • t v! .4« ••m tt.t u --------------------------- ^ - T T r r n 1 r — I resli Fvery Hay É k . IN S T A L L M E N T .................... |*!S» • >! • o o |M -r.i» r«-|m rt TL F R IO ' 'll ^«»l| lilt'» '■ !.. I I* it»« * Western and Florida All the Time t tie .11 (• • u n ì . n 1-t mg ' ' 0 c New Fruits for Fruit Cake Dili Pickles Olives, Bulk Black Walnut M eats Pimiento Cheese Sweitzer Cheese Philadelphia Cream Cheese Neufchatel Cheese Fresh Meats »♦ . I kltlTl U • *!■ ♦1 u . «Ml I l f « O il ill • t l o l l • l . t «1 «>••.! I* \ Almonds Florida Pecans (alifornia Walnuts Jumbo Brazils CA SH OK l»t. Street im i Palmello Ave. pur S New1914 Nuts .»f t •. w t •• 1111 k u Fancy, U)..Cents Peck C om e an d T alk It O v er With Us W. W. A BER N A TH Y »1 S u n fiir •••Min.« »v . i ll.i . ,i eim.l Sllf. ■ .i I In o j. ' 0: Apples . J . i n n in« poilu n a ne mi 0 0 \ 1 r' Oysters ^[| T W O U LD be cold comfort and a dice ~ less existence living in an Eskimo hut, without a vestige of civilized Furniture.* Though the exterior of your abode be ever so humble, the interior can be made bright, cheerful and habitable with handsome, up-todate Furniture, and at a cost not beyond the reach ol any American citizen. Morgan Dingee fìerror Monroe u Specials This Week at » «i n («.r * i i« ,ja mi ., n I >: l i i a er i ill. U n i - >f J2- I f n I t" \ W. L. C. II. Il ( ’. I> lì /41 M ih.» L au r a F i *b M - \V I W .• <‘o t n m i l tee it.il tri . l 'i i r e f ..; t » nI l i m i t > .life, t - l l p i . l l I |jke amt. Marion I'ountfes on Tue*- eleetrjf.il it -talbit i••n »«in! ■ ........................ . PAGE FIVE IL I » ■ ! ' �* mmmmmmmmmmmmmrn lAmmiMmwoBB ~ ”r 7 »'.If!1 P A r.r s ix THE SANFORD HERALD W a r F i g u r e s Appall ing I r m d ( r u m , » s i n writ-» H j . I »r NOVEMBER 13. ip j, TRICE’S TRUMPETEF.R L ig h t F o u r M '!• i•*r t li «.« A.|i,»pi % t*I!« ir» a tArUcle» Pnbliihrd under thU tfcultnu fur l!U|«|«iMf i;»1*! » \a.i > uhxit hi* nithrt] by M J* A Bureau. J*rk»onvill#* «•**'. 1*1 • • . ’ • " i r I»il litri) •! «; ] 1«Ir "• ih«*! Bt*rt' x.t in n ** hr*i «»fu» bun* • A -O il.il |lhltllstl|»h,s 14 «ir» «1 «io\ of tin« ttuf tu Kur«>in* English t nil U\ . • »¡ty h mi vs I I li <‘ f " ’ in tu: . .:« •1 •.«1 siitti«•>t •l«li*si«*ti B u v cis Sinu » r e to Mi »•«»ut »•tf\pi«*t ^/*if •t «• n^urv-4 .*ir r.i;»i «1 éi- in h.** t tifili I le f.i . > P r o f ii s in ! I l.f |. ■I I III i tiv r ii tu ' u.ii»t ! •;. l ' Ut , tu Au ; i't l«t. 11)1:1. «iti! gu * t-m tcc «l » ¿ a i n s t * n y dnting ti—i tm ir. A liV A N C n BUI N oi A ll rrta il ic-b n u .m AG A lN S I AN b u y er» of ncv. l'nfil «•ars i t i m i A u g ii« ' l ' t , 1 9 1 4 . li» A n g u s ' l'i 1 9 1 . 1 , u . l i «|i.irr in tiri•111s o i tl>c c n r n p a m in lite c i l e n i ni $ 4 0 tbc\ bus. car. «>n t a r l i c*r Wr »rii ami ildivri P K O V ID El) - - In orin e car T ow n car C o u p elrt Scilan "9 ,.)U / - . • JS4-10 • • $490 $690 - - $750 $975 . . b Detroit boril c a r » wrrc soli! -1t rrtail durine Augu.t. S c p l c m b c r a m i Octubcr. . • I*.I ng ..lini 1cr rolli vi- I 'a 111 »I ri l.f .it the runt n( en me, ¡.11« lie»- S l . f u||i| (itivi *>} giving lu ever} worker Using ss .igf4; .(•(»' -llill.t.. fnr ai.tl «all lini •otnt* Aiutili in disnlu ii t l .iir ns\ i ut lior* mils' fn r I t l e i t w i v e » *•-.1 ' !....... p. «>l I l.f I urifuseli «ili- m im es ul t<» ' . 11! ni»stellte .tini -il ¡.il reform uri* thè produit of a t-rvilneniiun »utToring Irom ut*rito dcineiiuii. Whether ss«* are our brntlif.'’i* t.eepvra or not. ut* mest III si be our own. if Chore is to be any «•»poiisihility lit all. To deny 11. if iurte»«] of nillli-ni» of annoti tn**n io deny free will, which may lie miirrhnrg to kill, 1 svili organize va _ enough an a piulninplncai spec sselj_ ar tines w<[ sillier U'uchcrr-VmT t hiVp-- (nlitm. o m w C . ’-.TThN rni “TiT wi th overrun the earth. . nam e' writer in optimistic enough, to i—mv-»11 ha s* » aa«M.|>s4ii|n» «»p^tistratHr-f dertaro, *T believe -\rp arc still nine instead of battleships and dcatroyrr*.. »i.«uj{h to th row -off the delusion» anil have them »«¡I to the »even *eaa, of ilemenlia, when we nee them , and to make war upon ignorance, in ro m -' to resume a healthy habit of thought petence, laziness and animalism; to resume a healthy habit of 1 will build jiarks, pluycrounds, Ii- { t h o u g h t .’ .< 3 ( 1 0 . 0 0 0 new Kuril c * r « i l u r m g t l u l peri**!- Hnailitrr *• ¡1 ■■ SS lu» «s u t o , I vs HI I.ru.g I ntuli» t .11 .<1 (ill -its luti» t st-rj busti, ligi, f. Il Iter I > .»tin jo} tu fvery ,.luv«*; 1 svili mi.blu every young ■«rupie in tnutry wiihou^ fin* «ircud ui wur-l. I ulti |iut every i hild oh e.irth tu bchonl, to he suitably tritinoti (or u fife of compotonco; m V t'n ) |icr i n u I. I m» i' i .IIi-i 11 s i-. t»*» . f n . l l ' hial r I*e )infini III lit V VV« il»! tr V r \r ) F o rci M n m r C r nTijn m r .»»*—■* ' H i ;rC n i .1 SanfoiJ Machine H G iiifi Co C r . W ilium». A p p t Eiliniil lliggin». Manager brnries,' theater#, concert hall», u n til1 “ Such n healthy habit of thought,** every son and daughter of Tilnti »hail declares the American leader, "robe as cheered a» king»; . >iuires Individual responsibility, and. I will drc*!i» every human being a» in tjirn, individual responsibility re-* the noble» are drei».sed; «iuiri-s individual (recdom, wi;ich » I will pile every home table with personal liberty. If we look back ‘ delectable food, till every home hook ose.- history we shall limi tln.l the Midi with book., and put music in tine ( civilization dei lined and fell every house; a prey to ambition when the stale 1 will endow the com m on peopn* undertook to care ton iniim..te|y for with t h e lu x u r y of lo r d * . in- indi vidua!, whi-h indis i-i ,i..i ieI will e s ta l d i 'li a • li u r -b in f u r ; , More is a ro m p lrtr outfit you can carry with you .m ysslnn C lam p it tut your row lxiat, d o ry .h k iilo r canocnnd travel 1 to 9 miles an Iiour. On la k e , bay or river you have a pow er b o a t for com m erce or pleasure and y o u rin v estm en t is extrem ely small. i-..Inlet . a n d I lie l i s t ,g |--Ii il-illt.s , s, , . iiivMft n g l i t e o i l s t i i - s •, fe d e ra te the IS n a tio n s an d - f.-'i'l lit W hfii ..: l « uni ■11 \ tin* w.. .v •I . kilt«* •' J *s« I»* . I• Hf i u ill -<» liée i •«I•' 1, x .tini *«tt • I»* IMifll^f J ||’« it.. »•r » kvft'» '•»Li al m lion, manuiuolur«*, ami '***¿«•11Mfir p iaci' in ibi .»x.ir» » h a l l kfavett», all III tb> •be* p..,, days W lien hr e a : « All.the p r o b i «•ms that a n I* in i h e ( ultur»* « f - r i and grapefruit are fully covet cd in i In« b---k I : t how to sein t a I-•c.itj«-n f- r the greve an i !< » the <l'orati« n. tu i - .•.u \ in bung t x•« • n-i- j »able bearing. Lver> thing is based on practn experience — there are no theories in the a !\ given N<* maiitr wh.it iitrus fruit- \. u ., grow in g or in re ml t ->j ia ni , i lii - b- - k will b- ¡1 i !«• tul - i m . i i . g t a rtn theThing ♦ New and most complete <| line of stoves, ranges, heat$ ers and hot plates. J073 |mi a ri*» jobber» and »ale» a r e »l«>w w h o lc-.ilfr». i: y I to- «eeiu», BICYCLESandBICYCLE SUPPLIES SANFORD CYCLE CO. S l-l Cook with Gas Heat with Gas I ^ A. A \ /s a. A /• /* no ai AUVtimsiNo <€> ^ X L'arf.r and. l*y «Iriue ol an f i . r u i l j n I» J unilrr lh#.'«Xsl'of.. i t - • rL’jrJ surtj oui of >nd w.»H(i .... f f i ........ f t t ó (*1.» mirti tld, »r.'I Cf. li. » ulh'-un " 1 • * _ „ G. W. SPENCER D E A L E R IN HIGH G R A D E B A K E R Y jP O O D S We ma}<o nnytlring known to tho trade. Just* received a new stock of fruit cake supplies. ■Special orders filled for nnything known in our line. Prompt delivery made nnywher^ in city. 111 PARK AVE. PRORE 106 WE SOLICTT TOUR TRADE r- . K : I •y •* 2 — ■ •* arc all on the market once more, u can furnish any amount of Potm 'i you w ant in mixed ^oods. a a E D WILSON &T00ÏV1FR FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLA. S W rite forO urfall Seed Catalcugc and W eekly Price Lisi on Poultry Feed, clc a <Dft*u'lint. I «ili rn I t . In»( Menili-y ln I ’-» .-ml . ! . / li.ln* «h. lll-'-V-y I* (•• in-.-lh. \ Il I '•■ • »(nl. j I, gal .»I«. -U ,. ll-r Iblloall * .*• ill-ml S: prn|irrlX, to «■-< IAit Ntigibsr Trn of lllork 5 Two of T i . r Mi " I Ssnforil. K1 lei... » Ï , cof.llrt I» Ihr r-l.l lhf».o(. rrrnrit. l in i ; j oltlr. ol Clrxk. ot ih» Clrtull <*«>ur.. l-i.n t'' C ounty. Klorid*. It I 'l s t , Hook "II. »I P « ( i . I l l »f>d I >2. o l d l i B c t s bolse now in iiomlnolo C o un ty.. Klorid». ! ■ H»|d property M il# W»U<t* upon » . Ill* properly <■/ *»ul iJ*f*n<t*n», lo amtl.fy wl-i r --' *- Term , ol ante c»,b. elocution *n«l• — ec»t«. I u rrh i.f r to p*y lor deert. C. M. IIANI», Shrrllf of Scpilnol» County, Klorldl. -C. II. Hol>ln*on • . blckinion * Attorney« for n a l a u f , « - 4 w ; Kri ïm n E S E N D IN V O I R O R D E R S >: » ♦ t M a n u fa c tu re d and C a r r ie d in S lo c k « ‘ ;• • by G O L F » BrSOTtS T A M P A , FL-fi. au»# "% ' \"J ¿ ¿ I * f r ì t t i ! : £ ounty, 'oflrt ! (Hoxril.l»—* ho,.,. ,.ir. « Mttcsr Established and ’ Largest ♦ ICa, «n-t s. I) fluftn« t».* I»C»I h- « L. ID E A L B R A N D S Complete slock of garden and field seeds, poultry feed and sup­ plier, incubators, etc. * - s i n a . l i r o SAt.K ♦ __ Not exactly a mine, but a fine lot of Potasli right in our Factory. ONION SE T S. TURNIP SE E D , CABBAGE, S E E D OATS, RYE. ETC., ETC. Vision ot Fsar’. Fenr Is sharp sighted nnd can seo things underground, anil much more In tbo Bklea.—Cervantes. : Sanford Light & Fuel Co, BU ILD IN G BERMUDAONIONSEED x <$> C IT IZ E N S DANK A POTASH MINE quick and satisfactory Gas is clean, economical, odor­ less, convenient li li.t « b< e n w r 111< ri t o Ine l i ' a l i - • TAMPA, FLO RID A 108' Palm ello Ave. A MTV i c e t o \ <-il. B U C K E Y E -N U R S E R IE S There isn’t anything in the bicycle supply line that you will fail to find at store. Bring: us your bicycle 'S Gas is -UM >k the man wi t h the gr«*\e and th e man vs li- •( ' prets t o h ave one. 1* v erv j c r »« it ino r* ■< 1 » t he cit ni » indu-'rv « f I I- rida i » weh - -me t ■•a ( - pv <-f this 1-- - -k, ( tlh!< -ivi t ('ft .Il C 'j « II' e Natile to d a ) f«-r one edition i» lumie-!. ked u p h e a v i l y w h e n tin- «s.k ♦ liiokc .out and, with warcliou.se» louded to the rafters, th e y are n9t f eager to put more money into the product. ~So the sugar is going lu g­ ging at six cent». How long this con dilion will lust is a -Iwu.»tion The ♦ consumer however,, as long a s he ♦ uses tliu usual «luantlty of sugar ♦ may rest assured that he will not ♦ p ro lit T h e r e t a i l p r i c e o f » u g .ir ha» O ur iit-en udvulicfd to about eight ictil» ♦ f a pound and it is likely t hat it will ♦ he kept there, mdclinitely. T h e old ♦ "la w ” of supply and demand up- r C p a i H l l g , J ’ O U W Ì l l g e t ♦ pears to have been repealed in this ! century. T h e only way to touch ♦ the speculators is through the pock- o p v y i e n ct. A luck of demand or a falling y oil in demund is likely to result in u j ♦ reduction in price, for the jobbers will not care to e u t ^ ^ l i g stock» ♦ that are slow sales. T h ere fo re, If every American would.cut down hi» allowance of sugur, just a trifle, we j would see th e prices tum bling in u ■s few weeks. One spoonful or one ♦ ' lump, instead of two in your coflec We rau fill your onlcr.irnmediatt ly ♦ -vi-rv every morning for a month would for new crop of all varieties of re»u|l In u return of five cen t sugar before C hristm as. I Cook with Gas Heat with Gas ' B uckeye N u rseries C a t a lo g A Citrus Handbook i o..ijn U -- . C* »to - ’ " and uses. \\ lu re formerly they were regarded si le!y a I breakfast fru its,n o w they a r c c a t c n at other meals and u . freely in cookery and confections. All this means a great deal for Florida,which grows the finest citrus fruits of the world. The production of her superior oranges and grape­ fruit can hardly keep pace with the inevitable ¡tiercan: in demand due to the above causes. One ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ , Citrus fruits arc becoming necessities instead of luxuries. The people of the l Tnitcd States are learning their many m< • *. woiiili-r. p o u n d , w hole».-It / When EverybodyEats Florida CitrusFruits J the Demand will Exceed the Supply llic* t i l ' d 113 Oak Ave. *♦' r <!t rylindr: r.ir >i • I# S a n fo rd M a c h in a & G a ra g e C o. c . F . William«. A gint *. Edward Hirc'n* h ur. b In- »hull iiu- n-l Lump ln»Uvml - I I wo » u g .tr fa« t o r if» t h r o u g h out ill** c o u n t r y u i e l a c i n g a jic - u -* liar situation. • Alter working at full ru’piicity to meet a Mippoiefi ile m u m l lor high l-rj'f-1 n u g a r , they lim l I lull there 1» nl »ueh demand Although tile »llgltr 1» (»tiered at »l\ - l i l t s per Geo. li. Fernald Hdw. Co. t . The light fen » ur flu' »u n in f i - am i pasM-ngi'i. .six Cylind« r i:' A larger fi •; •. mede I, si von |.i - m tiger. j-IUllg f\f«l llnTUOlT «• ! l ’i-uif he w il Imi i i i w . —~,it- iii plfil 'I f l l u » , .i(nt 11r»»»|»••rti , «siili A mk for C atalog w ith price» » . fioro*power. 3IE8j. ■ VtIMf •* ••li > 1.411.1 : •« . \i--l 1 .siti b r i g l - l f i i i. |- i l-i» (-lai.-•! im t i l it all »lititi » li»«- tilt is prat ii car . .;hl. five |u«iii iger, s- x I s' -1. l-.T - ,t * t » h. • -f.il I • I « I r I ♦ , 1 1 ••11 * I F . . f Ami » h a l: - i m : A ' A libiti, 4 - v f n •t .4 * I It A p p e riso n \piitl -Iv : — srv^« wW-^r-rar.—n jr r r n-Mtin. i h i - A t m lo.lii. I oo k upon 1!l> iS lilt J i - i ' a - L U i O . s\i*h fjli •»V* «if I «mi n»«*r i ••. kTry it juurle!^—t j«L»y! ^ u se d e x c lu siv e ly in d e s tru c tib le . \f t o n fini she« I p ro d uct. . i '»(.t r- clu tch cv t*r*m itd c fo r m o t o r e a r s , p e r s o n m e t a l c l u t e l i , p a t e n t e d b y Mi me , u> attend the theaters and feasted* at public expense while the armies furnish* funds for one international all the good points •emlxxiiutT by e x p e rie n c e d e x p e r ts who have built up F e rro jwiwer and rrputatio n in the engine world. The rrsult* you got arc '0 u |' Inglslittivo u n d executivp. m i li t a r y , un f i nuvii'.H we r e «Lighting, ilu»o that cc'iuipriu'iit. i n torniiUumil «,f f r e e d o m were liuinhered. war »hull 1 imposai hl c u n d in ti mo 1 t,o K o m m lU'iipli' erteil (nr f o r g ot ton n F gué.-' . I..I ....... ! -1 !. 1 Will « io . ill.. .«.!_. |..r i- - r ¡,.1 if «Il Te <.1 I h( • s i .11 i , l L«* , V»|'fp It'l '•Il ìlei* of »ei« n e o . . --f r.'liifiiti .. -t *-.r ..n ..’.t - . :*• -•. f THE DETACHABLE I iiv must bear flic ROW (you ). K . th a t (fis i s \i ill RflAT* C omol--Y-. n f i d e n t e . I el ro may ju -tfy MOTOR claim thisconfidence Ix-railM* t i n y h a v e i «1iic <»f |ir»:n tier 1 will p ay T lu * n e w I i s h t f o u r !; i!:l \\ , r :i n ii't'ir k iis iw n fill 1\\.» c o u i i m i i . i > b t ¡ h i dt* a it i 1 j , «u » e r i t t l jfa.stiliip* e n g i n e m i i*.-» o v e r tit •*, 1-i « • i •; M l o f' e n g in e e rin g s k ill. F iik il ¡i i s i i , e . ¿(10«. ,. Si» <1 Hon -• in Florida j 40 Gabon E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. * 6 0 G a llo n 20<r EAST DAY STREBT JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA C£ V ä - 8 0 G a llo n 1 0 0 G a llo n 1 0 . 8 0 1 5 F . O. B. Tam pa !Try a Herald Want Ad _♦ " i .0 C . X W m• If ■ . ■ ■ H I Æ �• * . • • * . • - . T H E SAN H iUI» IIKIMI.D PALE SEV EN •ài THE GREAT -•^rí -A T I i •t Entire stock of clothiiig, shoes, hats, millinery, ladies’ ready-to-wear goods v y l c l o l l and gent’s furnishings to he thrown on the market RIGHT NOW at a great SLAUGHTERING PRICE. The following prices tell the story of how a great stock of merchandise just arrived from northern markets is being sacrificed. A IVTi r r V if 'tr Men’s and Young Men’s Suits One lot extra value fine tailored suits in plain and faney patterns. ( 'oinplete Men’s elegant business and d ir ." >mt>. la t ol -tyle n i t ' , hand padded shoulders and collars, tine lining, ac­ tually worth up to ?1 Min and U* 1 *> ( W \ $20.00. Public sab- pri' t . nt ii • 'iiit • I he stamp of the season l ' 11 1-1.» i' pm traved in tin cut of every garment. Men's and young men's line cassimer suit noted f. • great Wearing qualities. A gnat main dith-n-nt patterns, best grade \enetian silk d* 1 /* ( W \ •s and sat in linings: union made »p 1 O . i / U A beautiful line of up-to-dat» '.idle-, suit .<1J .all Suits $ Ml* I .».till Suits, sale price 11.98 $ 9 .9 0 Men's Si»x, black and tan. “ wear like iron' ,_^LuU aSu.x. fatie\ and-.olid ei»lnr>. al! had»1'. 1 >• m-w ( Meli ' 'ilk lisle In •'•••, all t i e II* \\ lla<|. ' < V *. •l > # ^ Boys’ Suits and Pants Double I{roasted Knickerbocker $♦;. is 1.71 3.18 2.89 .39 . is .71 .98 1 f»9 $•• no Suit' $7.( hi .sun' $5.oo Suits $1 (Ml Suit' .»Oc IMi\ - pant.' . .»c I’.i»\ > 1’ants $1.00 Ijoy's Pant s >1 5" p.i>\ . p.mi-. full p. g 11 ^ 1 $2 i* i I li>y p,iiit>, full pi g I dp Corsets! Corsets!! Corsets!!! \T. Itale '¡i't rcn-ivi-d n tu u '..pinete "f tin \niei •an P..a;.i\ t iii'i»> and will | Anni "i. .. • .»I e *I<;• i d pi ’ci - Men’s Furnishing.Goods ai «*•>(’ 2.7» 3.39 3.98 $0.50 Pants, now... $1.50 Pants, now $5.50 Pants, now (>i 9r ^ ^/ V , n• i »ir.-et ' flit . Is $ 1 oil ( i f ' c t s |..i .S9 > 1 .'ill t «»r■ t..i __ I L”.t Oí i i i .i i i . ; i >| 1. 18 Meti s Ilandkcrchn \r>, all grades; 23r and be, down to Ladies’ Furnishings and Notions Men's hea\y Police líracc. double back Neckwears. Silk I our-in-Hand*. Treks, Wings and l'.ow-, Horn .’»Oe 1tress Shirts, fancy patterns and - nini.' TV I tress Shir t' with ( " , 1u > 1 . I :i• i > • - She i i ' ' ••w I . t a "> a Hi : ». • •' 'M' v •.« noil:. ■' ' •li . • t..:. i I •. \ I 1 k tio I « ng h . i . u l tut ii Suits, Unco Litigih Men’s Work Shirts, good quality. .’»tie kind Palhi’iggan L ndi.wear. bom 20r .tip Ladies'and Children's Ho<e. t.i't blaek. H*c l.adn- ' and Children’s II" ■■ worth trulv I ’» i.u./.c ' Li.'k . ai I culi a . iac laite I ailie« Silk Lisle Ibi'i*. I»la< i% Old tall, all .lOr I, Pat I !>« lip 39c lie t.■I« I .adíes Handkerchiefs, from 3’.i« down as low us pi i »e .-K tI f .u e al ai !.-»• < :j • . !»• 1111c udì •n il ii i *u!• r \ tel; .' : on J !.,• t u $3.5U I lats. now 2 i ’t / 2.7 I Sweaters! Sweaters!! Sweaters!!! Don’t .buy your Sweater until you have vi -Um I ■lie Sweater Department. We have a Swe.u. r Jm < lKTson iti town, male or female. We can til you at |; from -Mr up to Sti.PS. Men’s Pants JU about 3(Hl p;iir.' in the lot, will i'c put on 'a! •at i ia- 'aiiulow prices: SI 29 $2.00 Pants, now _ 1.89 $2.50 I'ants, now •> •>!( $3.00 Pants, now Men-' and I Julies' Shoes, now Men s and I Julies' Shoes, now Men s and I.adíes Shoes, now Men*' and I Julies' Shoes, non $2 l><> 81.39 $2.50 1.89 $3.00 1.98 $3 50 2.89 Ladies’ Suits, Skirls and Dresses We are show ine a grejit varici \ in all thè leading' ridili', posti ively thè iu-WeSI "Ut If voli afe III (!)•• maiki t fui .i fall Smt * o»t. v •>it * I h e " . ymi canno! .ilf<iiil tu m i " ilii' oppnrtumt y \N•• gmirantee lo Ja\> ymi from 3o in f»o per ceni un your purehase • luldieti ■■ Ciiats and I l n * " e ' al ila- sanie |"\i priee a ! >d i lai e Uh' :• ’ \ I •• ih et fi. un Ladies’ Shirt Waists We have a complete line in all the latest eilet is, some with high collars and some with low. All the lead­ ing nutrì ia1-. inehuhng Itnocedit I .ilk' Prices from ; ¡pe III $ I P.s Yard Goods I 1 •• d * I I aW It alld I -*t• (• .' ; .rotii , i n .ini ; .ui' • i ait' ti •. ; ■• ■' V." il I.' ,i ..a.d Naiighler Sad-piti e I itd I all1Ule Mollali . I »gli iai' pi 'lee i » I 11 . Ill ’ I 1 I i i i .ii . ' ' i 'll I «■ .'.c alili ' ' 1 ■" V, ... I! : ( ; I.wn •I i \ ;;•i*t ( u .wti $ J •" i 1 » . : We have a com­ plete line and can save you from 25 to 35 per cent : Memri/.cd Poplin, in all colors, 27-in. width, W» II worth 3.5c per yard. Slaughter Sale While Wat-1 nur. Pia von and Madras and lap s Wi ! I■ 1tf .i •I•! ’.Ol I i I V it'd v'.i11 pilli Ladies’ Muslin Underwear ai • W i h i Shoes . i i .w >. Niehl t.i.wn ■I 11 I el t ¡t I Ml I •• I * I I U i '.i f.' $1310 P e ttico a ts 7.V I ’el t ici mis 7.ic ( Ursel Cover* and Draw-t 50* Corset ('overs and Diawi rs • ( " f i t ( "\ejs and I Irli w* I •*l\*ii'•ì pupilli', tegulai i.tliu-' 1.n t " \ i I. a» tin pi « lai al' a ‘ .o. pit *)*) t *)f ) C II rendi (imghairis, worth l8e pci yard. Special salpai . . I M'ess Cingham.'. worth up to 12c per yard, at this .-ale pir yard . I >n ' ( 1Migliaqr- Worth lip l " I Or |<r y aid. at this -.ib I i t Millinery Our Millinery Department is complete and a i t you one-half price if \"ii buy from us. we can Bed Spreads, Blankets and Coni forts Med Spreads, blanket sortment in town. Como price- and (|uality. W’c save you from 35 to 50 pci >e i all ..i d 121_c Q t/L Q /4 ■i OC' • W Itile I Jiw n wi Mi h 2Oc. un sale at W loie I aiva woi lh L'oc, oli sale at W hiic I jim n wort li 12 c on sale al The Pesi Iloincspun. 10c valuc. t " g " . i t ( 'licviol (iinghaius, n gular 12 1 c uomls The Im-.'I guai alilccd fcatlsi lukilig. rcgular 2 -h \a i la i •>go de ring 'ale a t 17c Ma lin -s I a-1. mg. I ac 11 u.il it y. al Table Damask, pure linen, regular 7; h- to $ 1 .ihi value' ; t o go at 47c Many other rare bargains in this line to show up. This Means __________^ Money -----Saving to You ---------- --------------------* -----0 -_ di (Teren! from any you have ever seen, no dilTerent matter how ridiculous our prices appear in print,.you will find them exactly as advertised. Ihe reputation of Kanner’s Store for fair dealings with the Public is a,sure guarantee of every statement here made and we ask the people of Sanford and vicinity to help us out. We will sacrifice cost, profit and everything and make it to your interest to attend the biggest, broadest, grandest, most liberal, unparalled, far reaching, undisputed money saving event ever held a n y w h e r e . ____________________________________________ • '* • •i i 1 il SANFORD, FLORIDA J . ■ �■ IIr • :4 »■ ■ ' * -» >M - p r * P A G E EIG H T A B O U T PEOPLE AND EVENTS C o n t i mied From l’ago 4 wan p r n i d e i t n v r r K y ^ M i * * M M a r t h a F o r unii J i m m i e L a ¡rig A s s i s t i n g in serving w,re Mnw» L u c i l l e ^ Itir ani l L o r e t t a "«iiiith. T h r o u g h o u t t h e a f t e r n o o n a plea»* m g p r o g r a m of m u s i c was r**u<i<*rt>d iiy M i s s Killt il S t e w a r t . R u b y WW b y M ik» Kilit h S t e w a r t . M i s s R u b y ’ B e l t » a lai Mi s s Ki ln a W d i l u i i - oli t ix> |iia I ii uml Mr s i . n . s t |t«*tt? «li l i g h t e d wi t h her b e a u t i f u l ^ s ol os . 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S i r r i n e s uf f e r ed mi a c c i ­ d e n t at tier h o m e last F r i d a y t h u t * will i n c a p a c i t a t e he r for s o m e t i m e . Wh i l e wor ki ng in t h o y a r d a m o n g h e r flowers » ho s l i ppe d und full, b r e a k i n g her nr (ft. Op acCQUilL ui. hi r a ge Mr s. S i r r i n e will not h a v e t h e use of her a r m in »onto t i m e a n d her m a n y ft l ends ure s y m p a ­ t h i z i n g with hor o v er ' t h e a c c i d e n t . on page S p e c i a l Notice T h e Herald will on each day c a ll'a tte n tio n to the . largest advertisem ent in the current issue. • • . • • 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, 1914 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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