52 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/39c63718889f64aae3f543344bb65f85.pdf 00ba57f6676199c6e604bf98df87cdfe PDF Text Text -.o; V VW.:,- i APRIL 2 io n THE SANFORD HERALD ------------------------- — -------- P A G E EIGHT :: COUNTY HAPPENINGS f M r*~ C.. W - Pax.aU. arvtL. family wer« Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson’*. A chicken pillau wu* the hello out on Bellalr Lake on Thursday which was enjoyed by all the following: Misses Signa Yihlen, Ebba Stedt, Mary Sansceverino. Edna Thomp­ son, l^iura Parker, Estelle Albritton and Frank Parker. Ahjello Sansce­ verino, Waif red and Carl Pierson, Hoy Lee, Jack King and Andrew Thompson. Mr. and Mrs, Thomp­ son chaperoned the crowd. GRAPEVILLB AN D UPSALA Mra. A. J. Thompson and baby Robert spent Monday at Mrs. Col­ lier’s In tpwn. Mr. Edwin Lundquist and wife and mother and brother Aaron helped Mr. and Mr». H. E. Lundquist on Sunday to celebrate the ft-. third birthday of their little daugh­ ter, Ellen. Miaa Florence Cfork, who has been visiting for several weeks in Plant City returned j o her parents’ Continued from Page 5 hotpe here Sunday. ,, M in Estelle Albritton of Winter Sanford but now of Jacksonville is Park spent a number of day« last spending a few days in the city greet­ week as a guest aj Mrs. A. J. ing old friends. Thompson’s. Mr. and Mm. F'red Dorner, Miss Mrs. Evans of Luke Mary visited at the homo of her son for a few Mabel Cowan and Mr. II. B. Mon­ days and they returned with her roe motored over to Daytona Beach for the Week-end. , for over Sunday. y .. , Mr. Vlhleh’s baby has had the M/.. nhd Mrs. Herbert L. Mûrir whooping cough. Mr. Gardcr Lundquist and-wife and their interesting little daughter; and two bahics from Jacksonville are Elisabeth left for St. Augustine now visiting at Mr. H. E. Lund­ Wednesday ufternoon cn route to their home in Philadelphia. They quist. Miss Signa Vih^en spent Sunday were the guests of Mr, Maris’ par­ afternoon with Miss Laura Parker. ent», Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Maris. F’rank Parker spent last Sunday with his aunt and uncle. Air. and Mrs. Wm. McKinnon has gajic^ ¿tj* il» « •Vftlrf' R.-iffhn* W M ffll& thrftft’ MV u'month's visit to Miss Guild Lansing and Elmer her. sister. Becker were the afternoon guests of B. Williams and Miss Edna Thompson lost Sunday. - Mr. and Mi » „ m ‘- PEOPLE AND EVENTS .family a l-O t t a w a — Canada, .’le ft foe Jacksonville Thursday* by steamer, en route to their home. ------ — r* Mr. and Mrs. O. F*. Walker after apepding the winter, in Sanford left oA,‘ Wednesday for their home in Topeka, Kans. . , ær T Scientific Farming M m . Wr. .D. Hold«*) ami son nre CORN WILL BE HIGH. residing with Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart i Early Planting of a Few Acres Advised on the Heights, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. K. Battle have taken rooms at the home of Mrs. La Verne Hurt. Mrs. Laurie Battle of Lakeland is visiting Mrs. L. R. Battle. lieves C. C. Cuiinlughmo. ntwLtanl In co-operative «xprritncuftt^n die Kimsas State Agricultural college. He bellevea that many fanners wbere the com crop was short In UM4 will Mud the planting of n few acres of enilj corn profitable this season. Growing a quick maturing variety of corn for early feed D sometimes a goml practice. The farmer wlm is out of grain and has to-buy High priced corn uuiv cut down rxitcuxe* by growing a 1 . . , . few Acres of early corn. .An early Turlety planted ns soon ns seasonable condition» will.'permit will produce feeding corn from thrin? to five weeks before the heavy yielding vnrlctles of corn are ready to.feed. The larger growing, later maturing va­ rieties of corn normally grown usually outyleld the small growing, quick mu- N on e»' Nolle. 1» hrr*t y » ¡in that undee and virtu# of ■ drere. *il (or*elo*urv and »»J» Uaul ne o u l of lb# Clf■Bull C o u r t r»f I h# Sevrnth Judlrisl CTrculi nt »'land* in .n-1 lor Semlant. ('ouniy in * rsu** 'a!n rn rp rf.H on -te m m p l««tt»r V and Pora rio»*, hi• vii«, are d»fendanti. 1 »ili offrr for **t» and »<!l »rii «•> thè hit!" r*i and Imi blddrr (or raatt al Ih. Irrrt duor of ih. rourlhon*. I» Santord, «**--n¡noie ('nuoti, Florida, durine Ih) »»tal houra of ■al», utwn Monday, May 3rd. 1915. Ih. «ara» twin« a I»«»l «al», day. ih» fullowlnt de*cfllt*d r«al «lai», formuly In Orante rouuty, no» in Sanine!« rnuniy, to-wit: I.®« •fiiy.«»^*n i«7) and «ho E*»« hall ot hot »IfMy-lhrve (**>- of M. M. ■ «•*M- R**»•>,£/.. f.W « Smith’» •ubdlvltion. accordi«*« in piai «n ni. in in ihr ih» oftirr offlr. of o| ttha otl the tha ClffutV «'Urutv , - .i. :— w■* - ' '—r r n ' J l ' M f . • h * ctcrk clerk o art o# Orsa», ******r»*t*r -f •> » —-----— * J ,-.*£**£ +* y t r i n i a o » In daminola I 'o o n l y , » IrrI O E O t l G K O, H E R R I N G , Miiirr in Cbanr.ry. C. B. ttobin*on, Attorney irne lor Complainant. -lie Sl-Frt-« --------- -JL, - w. ^ ■id1rmnwsfr -— » yfíiTC- T’«...*—* y“ rrrt---- i - Spring Line just Saturday only m raiza LAua or 98 C e n ts B i a*, B ' C5 - » SPRING STYLES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY. MADE OF DAINTY „ LACE AND NAINSOOK Wintar Whtat and Spring Whaat. The Indiana experiment station (cen­ tral Indiana) finds that spring wheat yields*hnIf to two-Uilrtls ns much grain ns winter wheat ou the sunn» soil. Tlje time to seed Is ns early ns possible, the quantity about six pecks per acre. |VALUE OF COVER CROPS.:: *t Men’s Palm Beach Suits ^ ■— !~- ~_ ‘ '»» —-- « I-I■« I The very BEST ■i : 3 quality made. A ll sizes—slims, stouts and regulars. n.r.i turlng oars tn'ctiuse o f the longer grow lug period of the former varieties A cuusidernble increase lo ylelil must Ik* oblnlucd lo loiikt* the growing of early corn under them* condii 1<>dh more prullt able than plaining itu> entire e«»rn ncrengo to tin* vnrlelle» uauully grown. Ordinarily In eastern K juuhh n nt a nit nnl variety o f Kaunas corn, which ina ture* In 11Ó to l‘g& days, will outyleld a ninety to ninety-live day corn ten or more bushel* per acre, nnd on the average the growing of the larger varieties pays best t>eenu*e of the larger yield. It I* only when the July or August price of corn U abnormally high and the following crop large, caus­ ing n decided decrease In price, that the early corn planting prnctlcc I* recoin inended The uhuiiI practice In obtaining seeil of early corn Is to get It from the northern state*. Early corn has to be because of grown In northern the short season. In western. Kansas a quick maturing variety o f corn I» necessary because óf the low annual rainfall. Acclimated varieties o f corn grown in western Kansas nre hardy nnd vigorous growing. The Indications nre that these encJy varieties of west­ ern Kansas corn nre tielter suited to eastern Kansas conditions than vari» lies similar In six« and maturity from further north. Ladies' Underwear i iohx kv hi mitro in S u l » HUOW 1 W e have Just Received Tw o Big Shipments o f the Famous Nemo and American Lady Corsets Palm Beach Suits for the Little ♦6oy, Old % and Young, and a special lot of Straw Sail ora forthe Boys and Youths. F'or Sale—X small house and lot in Sanford in splendid location for renting. Price, for a week only, $425. F'ruit tree» and shrults, cor­ ner lot. This place will pay 20 per cent on the investment. Or will selj now ua-iiiiis ■oytgaiV for nearly double. Owner must have cash quick. See me. J. O. Packard. 64-ltc F’or Sale—-Good farm on Celery avenue, 4 acres tiled, with two wells, 3 acres cleared and untiled. 12 room house with all modern conveniences, JhO '->*!#’•Ji*tf A- fft < rri and kitchen. Good hot house In yard. . Large barn, good tenant house, -good chicken yards. Going for a bargain. Sec mu quick. H. C. Du Bose. 62-GtC For Salt Six acre farm on Beardall avenue, brick road, cleared nnd farmed six years. First cleared farm south of the* Walker iirrm which brought $20,000 a few days ago. This six acres cun In* hud now for $1.500 .J () Packard. «14-It,■ ---- ’i-r .-’ ’ ■"’ifc $ 1 .0 0 u p FOR SALE WANTED I; ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦<><,♦ 5<,»»»! J Wanted— Yes, we teach yoU the barber trade and give position in our chain of shops at goo,l /or- $30, Atlanta Barber i'«Hlegr. 10 FI. Mitchell SL. Atlanta, tin G3*-2tp ■.. i__ :____ • _____ For Hiro—Seven passenger Pa(|j]. lac car for hire, Best of sefure. tl»y or night. F'rank Spemng i hoce 281 and 318 ñn-tfe Wanted— Hoise or mule, suitable for farm work. Must lx- baig»|B. State puiliculars an<^ pru^ fir.^ Junction, Fla. - GO-^tp — Lost.— Plain band gold ring with "Ours” on insidi'. F'ind»-r return to Bye*Lo Hotel and . receivi* r i m r d . '>-’-2tr >,<,* «* * a ¿on \\.tg '•* «are ♦.<» îfr F'or Sale—Three fresh milk cows. Will oxchango g«)od team of mul«» Martin Doyle, Monroe, F'la. 50-tf for F’otd auto. Box 1 H18. Sanford. 61-3tp . Hogs dor Sale— Car load jusr re­ ceived. Write Martin Doyle, R. D. Wanted— Farms any .-iz» .11 ti loe*No. 2., for particulars. 56-tfc lion. Also tract of Lt d • ninni- AH New and Fresh out of our Im perial Fade P ro o f Shirts comes in so ft or starched Shirts Truck Land for Rent— F’orty of good truck land to rent to exp»^ cnced truckers. Well drained. irril gated, free from frost. Wm» (nr particular».- Address Franklin \|,ic Fort Myers, FIs. 63-2ip F’or Sale— Five acres tiled land, 2 H blocks ftom Grammar School. Wanted Good tut* Now being farmed, information at for fnrm purposes. the Herald office. ' GO-tf Herald. S h ir t W a is ts $ 2 .5 0 u p e Tor Rent— Three connecting room* furnished for housekeeping. ilo»n. «taira. Electric lights and ot,.rh con­ veniences. At 302 Park Aw 63-2tp All Load Advcrtiscmenlfi Under For Rent— House of eight rotlra;l This Headlni THREE CENT'S ■ by Kansas Collage Expert. and bath on Myrtle avenue cl«* The clinuces aru that curb will be Line For Each Insertion. Minimum in. Mr. and Mrs. E: K. Foster have Inquire of Hill Lumber Co. high priced nest July nnd August, be Charge 25 Cents. moved to Ninth street. ofllrefin-tfi " -as Eagle Shirts for men who re­ quire the p e r f e c t shirt. Beautiful line o f silk shirts CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING <♦/ CAongc of RrtidfH^e pf4s* ■u. • 4 ration. Write Brioiuu-, . St., N«*w A'ork. Lost Scurf pin, nit.. roumli'd by foui tet ti -tri. Ilt-wurd if returned it* 1: Jacksonville, KJa i 'liant- 'ur-nii t. * |lt*yd. i -t| F’at Cattle for Sale— Some fine NollfP of Applifillnn for fat 1»r r «f 1 .der HrCilcin 57S »I (hr l . m « «al ■» nnps just shipped in and in fine con­ S «itirr (• hrfcLy t.v»n «f a* * 1 M) 1*1 H dition. Address Martin Doyle. San­ purrhaadT of T a t t r1 11,* t *d the 7th «Ì 4y of Jtm»*. V I' ford, R. D. No. 2. 55-tfc Will* »alii ccrtifirmtc it» rti y «fin» F'or Sale- One acre of land near depot, cleared, tiled and in cultiva­ tion. Nothing better (or borne and smalt farm. This is a place where you ran make the lot pay for the bouse. 11. C. Du Hum*. G2-lt!c F'or Sale A first class saddle and buggy horse 10 years old Original­ ly from Kentucky. 1 am desirous of securing a good home for him. Cecil Gnbbett, French Avu. 56-tf .M application for tai *Irr «1 to a Itkrfi inrt* » ì t h la» Saul rrrtifn • th# fritto »ri ftu «trarr 1rIr •t I .«i»d in, S#mi not# County. Fi*«r ■ » of SF.I, of SU a».» SU . * uV" SE q , hwet li»n IH». 1 e -, l; • (LO.. *i* 1 Lr raid laii ¡1 I'»» ¡i «' « » 4at# of II t»** l u u i n r r f»* -SW t. y*H lhr m m * of J afV*on Yt i r*f tlfWat r e ha II l«r rcilrr n *1 % ■ nhaf t« i»e II* l a » rat t|r-*»it »til i««n# " 41h day of M &y . A 11 I ** i * i •*•! Witnraa my itflicia] " c -* I h i* t h r i»all C'lrrk tu t lifty ni V; r Circuit Court II) J « ' 6 1 Kri-Mr ll NO TH i; Notier la hrrrbjr f i r m th»i trillion of the undcr*if ori| V nelly, i * Ciuarihan "1 ih» » -• * 11 HuMcfi. a minor, to rn*k F’or Sale— One of the beat 15 ncre fartn» in the celery delta, quurter the C o u n t y Ju «l{r « f S* m mile from Celery avenue on Sipea to Plori d», «it M* office m ‘' « f l ■ avenue anti right at loading I rack on April Sm h. \ 11 i « i ti» «rii r * 1 1« *n Iinds, tt.. All tiled in good shape No building property »»f t; Hit» *■ «î » B eim n e le Cotant} F lu r i If bought st once purchaser cause- l y «tr*i t I t w i l » . f o l i o » * *ti** • The é fl ilf e inlfD-sl ,0 » cure inti-rest in present crop. I’rice i£i, oí ti lock c t j ht» s ti l * I 1 only $G500 for a few d«A’s txntl can Aho i n u n t i l * Idr«t im» DskL arrange terms on half if desired. and to I h » foli ow lnj dr*#rtlkcd land*1 1.r I»ôta 1 J. O. Packard. . G4-ltc All... 3 and 4 For Sale— F'ive acres half mile from brick road, quarter mile from loading station, 6 miles ftotn Snn- F r a c t i o n a l gord, county road o n ’ one side. All All All food black hammock land. Two A» r f arllfin ai W * -j actes cleared, fenced and farmed 2 s ‘a years. Good flowing well. Price HI $800.’ Tcims to suit customer. A. P T * n d M S. Connelly, 119 Magnolia avenue. AH All W 50 «î ni 1A ll __________________ 67-tf All {»»rrpt W 50 It N 1, For 6afe— Twd good building lota on Sanfotd avenue, Sanford Heights, One corner lot. $350 cash takes both lots. Must be sold in ten days. Address J. IL, care Herald if you are interested. F'or Sole—20 fine brood sow». Martin Doyle,'Sanford, R. I). No. 2. 58-tfc F’or Sale— F’orty latest improved drop-hen«/^ White Sewing Machines, A blanket of cover yv>P» Is needed In orily $23.6.0 each. Suwannee Furni­ every orcbartl at least half Hie year. ture Co., Live Oak, F'iu. 64-2tC An old orchard on sloping.land, which Is Inclined to grow heavy wood on F’or Sale— A five acre orange grove the trees at the expenso of fruit bear lug. needs n 'thick corer crop, such as about 400 trees, 7 or 8 years hid, common red or mammoth clover. In splendid .ocation, In good condition some nuccenmi orchards alfalfa has and can be bought (or less than l>een u*e<l. nnd. though It la not gen­ $1000 if taken during April. Owner erally regarded ns a desirable -orchard must raise some money an<P will cover crop, there are Instances where sacrifice. Time on part If needed. the alfalfa In an old orchard has been Good place for poultry also. See pastured by hogs and has proved nn ndvantnge for a year or two* 'It Is then mo quick and get a bargain. J. O. v G4-ltc turtle«] under and the orchard cul­ Packard. tivated clean for n couple of seasons, with winter cover crops of crimson clover or vetch. Tb* barometer of the orchord condi­ tion Is the growth of wood nnd the cnndltjon In * which fruit Is matured. For Rent— Two big atores on If the cowr crop 1» too heavy nnd Is allowed to sap the ground of moisture Eaat First street. Joe DcMont, In midsummer the fact will Immediate-- Coca Cola Company. 24-tf ly be noted In slow maturing fruit and short growth on the terminal branches Furnished room (or rent. South­ of the trees. east corner of Park and Seventh St. Many old trees nerd to be checked In 68-tie their growth of wood to make them produce. The *abundnnce of blossoms in nn on bard lw evidence that (be For .Rent— Several nice office heavy cov. t crop has had this effect- room» over YowelPg. Enquire N. P. Conntry G -ntlemnn Yowell & Co. 32-tf FOR RENT lot » . ............... «oln ln r dnrrlSr -1 All ol «he to5»r ii «o Morki beine lot • and olorV* of * •” I’ Ssntorrt. rfemlnn!» «’ cuntv oo H In « to g . R. Tr«Ber,l'* ” ’ reeord.d In th » ofT,r» of th, ' CTIrcuit Court of f 'r « n | . '' In H » t Hook " I f •« (••*- I 1 * rl Isn*t bHn« for m.rly in n - . - t Florid*.) * A r « oh v » < 4-r«i-t«i A T L A N T IC COAST LINE TR AIN S Northbound No. No. No. No. No. Arrive 9 2 .;..4:00 P. M 82... .1:18 A. M. 84. . 10:45 A M 8<1 .2:22 P. M 28 .. .8:50 P. M. No. No. No. No. No. 91.. .12:28 83____ 2:00 89 .. .2:10 85. .. .£3(1 27........... 1 t o i C Jl 1 i A M. ,1 VM oi r m Southbound P. M ... A. M... P. M. P. M. v " Oviedo -an a No. 12f— A rrive....... :0U 1’ No: 1L7— Leave,........ t Leesburg No. 21—Arrive .......... 10:55 A ) [ No. 24—Leave........... 5:58 P. M 5:20 T J No. 168—A rriv e...... G.35 A M No. 157— Leave Trilby No. 25—Arrive . . . No. 24—Leave...... I 00 1’ JJ 2-25 I’ M Clyde Lise Bosl* (S I. Jshss R i »« r ) Arrive 10:00A.M. Leave 11:S0A> Want Ads- Bring Res“115 �~ • v r -} IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SEC TION • PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY SA N FO RD H ER A LD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS <9 I N S A N F O R D — Life la iVoit/i Living vo lu m e: VI SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. APRIL 6. UHIT' • DAVIS IS PRESIDENT HARDEÊ IS SPEAKER th e l e g is l a t u r e to d ay down and to starts w il l get b u s in e s s Tallahassea, Aifiril 6th.— (Special)— With c. E?' Davi» of Madison as president of the senate; and Carey A. Hardee of Live Oak an Speaker of the house, the 1916 legislature will convene in’ regular aesaion tomorrow. Carey A. Hardee of Suwannee coun­ ty waa named , Speaker of the house over Forrest Lako of Seminole countyVin caucus tonight by a vote of 69 to 14. C. E. Davis of Madison was nrvteelwl apiw *1 ld en t-p f' tin* ■sum ‘ unanimous vote. The house caucus was organised nt 8 o'clock tonight. Hobt. T. An­ derson of Pensacola placed the name of S. C. Harrison of Duval in nom­ ination for temporary chnirmnn. W. J. Martin of Hillsborough. after be­ ing placed in nomination by G. II Wilder of Plant City was elected to thc chair by u vote of 5:1 to 20, The organization was then made permanent and the election of a Speaker pro tern, and utturhes of the house was taken up. The nume of Carey H. Hardee was placed in Hrick Itiniil* In Orange Preparations for the county pav­ ing are .progressing at u rate very satisfactory to th«.- thr«*e ‘contracting started his hrick block on the Sun, , ,, , „ ................. ford House grounds on first street lust wrek ut I (be fout.«I: turn nnd some of (he sidewalls nre ulreudy up. This building for the present will he otte story’ hut the foundation is malie with the view of making il three stories in height later on and >it may become part of the new hotel nomination by Ellis K Duvi* of pussed nt intervals, all hauling brick idea that Is hound to take shape Jarkson. seconded by Theo T the roadway which is soon to be sooner or later. The building will ho paved by Alnbntna Paving Company. Turnbull of Jefferson two stoic ^oom* and om* oline room h o l d i n g t h è i i* \ c o n t r i . e t t i n t i Ini* and t*n y ..re rented or will lie rent­ Forrest Lake was notmr.it« d h; a d d e i l i l o s e oli l*> *«• v e l i t ull e* o f ed «‘Veil before the building i* linishod Il 1. Bussey of Palin Bench, and p r e t i il y paved *treels lo Urlando The Herndon building will be on oeiottded by Arthur (¡»liter, of K e y 1d u r i n g t h è p u s t f e w m o n i li* ! he soul li,-usi ,,truer of Part avenue Writ The vote resulted i'l the The conni v •imi r.i, t * , .di f••r ,i amt Necolld street* facing pars Tins «•I,-. I ¡on " f Carey \ IL.rd** by .■ , a* vote of 59 to 13. \ The senatorial catrcus of t It«* l, «iI..I lire was called to oriler it! » o', lock lion. Charles K Davi* of Madison, senator from the Tenth distriet, was unanimously elected I president The election of president and aitai lies took but seventeen minutes, probably nniki'g .i retold a* the shortest calli n s III tin lit—- !ckV,n« ,hU fi‘ >* l.h® motoring tourist* nre attracted by u wall of brick along the roadside, which is not lost to view until within less than a mile of the little town of Tuft: teams are total •>( Iifty-seven nule* of liriek paved rtreets, and vvlu'ii eotnpleted. tngethor »itti II,, V ili tml«iig,' will givi- <ir.tuge coiinty *eveuty indo­ or more of bruì, highways itrlando Reporter Star \S ill.ml I* Ihe I Ila ili pion Tbt Willard 1••e ■«.*e ■,............. ,I tip limi li e v i ’ , no il Io-ri- vo tordu V built Heil- "I lut ere*! ed ; • tutor* watched the bulletin board III front of I h. Herald office all after noon Th o«e who want,'«I r« *«*rv«*i| *«',lt* Were insiti«' till office and paid lor the telegru in* mid tlmse wbo wanted to know elioni Ole light but dnl not want to pay for t lit- privilege building will be two stories in height lilld will have a frontng« of 11 feet oil I’.irk avenue end • xtoud bark on Second street luo f«-«t The tirsi lloor will to' a large store room and is rented. *o it I* rumored The Upper door wilt lie titled up for .i part ment - and ihc* pi. i ■* a good one with riunii' and h..lt. . i., ! all Ilo modern roiixeliti in os ITiofc will I»- 1I room* on tin* *«*c«w«l Ilnur and tin* plan* drawn bv Architect Mot gl ton •« " I gt v« tin* occupants Ilice terge 111 d air api rt ment*. something t hit hu» be«-n needed 111 tin* i ll v for *>«*ver:« V«'c. r Tins building will be of bull brick tory of the senate of Florula C \ Finley, secretary of »«*iiulc culled the roll and all were presenl except Senato!S Conrad of lb, J*tli. Fogarty of the 21th and K o«Ii I«*mherry of rhe 5th districts Senator Johnson of the IVtli district nomin­ wuiti'd outside to see jh e bulletins, and will be an ornament to this ated Senator A. Z. Adkin of the J5th It we* u most orderly and unici street Dint is rapidly h, coming on*' district for chairman of the caucus crowd ¡.ml ru h after tfie ri'Mill b«*- of I lie liusiness *tr«'ot* of Sanford. Senator James K. Calkins of the In 1tit It Imnii* whns s fuit littl urne known knovCn then* tlii'r« w Che rie* li'll.i.» . district nominated Senator • WIm I* \Vlo, I «mie*t I lu*c* *t f ci ron rii follow me I I to K I invi« of ih«* loth tlMri* t .i* 11 ■ .. .1v. rt l*t|.g j"i/ . ont« •I r«-» ilt t . o i l , H •!•• .* i Thf \oii* u.i*» uh.iii »111«•11 \ I le. v .• , ■lo-rd xcsterd.iv \n*w.-r* », re !«• \pril • f. U di • S#*n. D»r II uiiph of IliINliiiroti^h n«»tn i l e o k .'.I I. , tv I* • l, *'ll , o l d «•■IV«-«ft from do/.eti> of |„ ople Dirotigh . ! lo inatctj J K Calk'th« *»f tin* liith «lì* twcnty '¿\t li round Iu re tln* alter out Seminole county und many fiotti tricl Speaker, pro tetti, ami ihe elec­ noon. thè fight heing wimesseti hy n I former residents of Sanford. tion was unanimous. Senator H. J. “ j *óf 17*000 persons. With su tnuny contestants the Dräne of the 7th district nominated Il wus Johnson’s fighi all thè way.1judges found it hartl to awnrd thè . A. Finley to aurceetl himself a* a|)(| t |l(. |,MH| ,, ut come rame its » 1prire* *iut nfter cureful consideratimi secretary of the senati H* boli frolli a b i t *f.y t o Die t f i r o n g t l i e y h a i * . I l i a d e t Ile f o l l o w i n g c h o t . e elected by acclamation ex, I t r d (an* Itici pa, ked Do* I w t i l d i t f i e v feci sur«* a r e Di e m i e * tamntor Wells of la-on conni v moved that nttuchvs tie elect«*«! by archiination. and upon the passage of thi« motion Du* following li->t w « placed in nomination by Mr Wells The knockout most tieser Vlug Fir»t |*rixe t.rn*« tune rigfif *wing t«* l«ihn-«»n - j.i* wl E u t. *«-nt tin- tug 1,1.. t- i •• i In- gruiimi pri*«-. Flu Suolili prize Mr* ( «onion Hood. After tin* light Du* •rnwd trn-il t<> rush in the ring tu get Johnson l>ul Sanford, El a Tin* correct mime* of advertiser» Assistant secretary, 1) M New the Mililu-r» Dear*.I Die nt.g and man of the 25th district, hill socre- gathered Johnson .«ml «-scorteti him in "W'Jim Is Who" puzzle cnnte*t L FL H. Peters. (*ry, J. B. Sutton «if the 7lh dts- to the city of Havana. 2. Sanford Novelty Works. Johnson used every arti lit*«* known tHct; reading secretary, J. A. Bed3. Twentieth Century Studio. ingfleld of Hillsborough county; as­ to fighting anil ha«l luml«*d the great­ I 11. A Howard Real Fatate sistant reading secretary, Rainey er number of blow« on both face 6. M. P. Lip«*, agt>n( L. C Smith Martin of the 9th district; journal and body up until th«- ninth round. secretary, R. 8. Holly of Sanford; having forced Willard to the rop«* Typewriter Co ti. Sanford I’nsslng Club assistant journal secretary, ft. J. repeatedly. At Do- beginning of the t 7. W. W. Abernathy. Davis of'the 27th district; sergeant*, h ln th .round. h««w«ver. Willard as­ 8 J. L. Ytiller's Bakery. »t-arms, J. R. Adair, 3rd district; sumed the aggr«-*>»ive. having gaine«l 9. D. D. Brown's Meat Market. enrolling clerk, A. E. Lester, 17lh confidence, ami *lo»! gain«*«! nn his district; engrossing clerk, I.eotu Con­ adversary. At flu* beginning «>( the 10. John Mauser, Cigar Mfg. ' I I ll.tnson Shoe Shop ' klin, 23rd district; recording rp<ro- twenty-second rouml. lohnson began 12. John Ru**ell, ("tir I.«o Ship|ier tary, Mr». L. B. Y’oung of Leon to weaken, tlue t • tl" t«-rritic pace county. Messenger, C: 8. Zi in of he set nt the o p . i u g **f th«- light, of Fruits nnd Vegetables, l-'l. Mra. J II. Jfrutou, Milliner, St. Augustine; janitor, W. K. i.ewis anti in the twenty -ixtli round the 14. Sanford Bunini-ss College, °f l*t« district; doorkeeper, Nat big black went down and tho white 15 Roach's Progressive Shoe Siiop Roddcnherry . of Wakulln county: mnn was declare«! t lo- uorhl'* ehum16. Dutton Crate Co. Chaiffnin, Rev. J. D. Adcock; pages, pion prize tighter 17. Sanford Steam L a u n d ry . Donald Adkins of Starke, Clifford ^ ' I ’ urchsse Store anil l.nnd 18. H C DuBose. Real Estate. Blitch of Montbrook. Hfcrold Turner M, 1). Gatchel ami **in have jiur°f Macclenny. , chased the building of the Celery 19' A’ L ‘ R##d' Tnllorin>f * n,‘ . » -* . •**l V. • , Avenue Ca.h S.ot* and flvescresof 2” " . 8tuUlo. land from tho Reilty Trust ( o. , „ ««-„.e Negro Killing Last Night • i Th, C d rry A m « , «*'4 '«."1 ^ ”7 1 . “ “ “ " " ? Late Iait night Will Bronson apd 22. Mettinger's Dry Good*. are a good investment and the many ^ife, negroes who resided in George­ 23. Mr*. Grace FL William.«. friends of this enterprising Him ure town became engaged in a family 24. Sanford Machine & Garage Co. congratulating them on the pur­ qusrrel and settled it aith a razor 25. Sanford Hand Laundryan,i pistol. The woman cut her chase. 26. New York Supply Co, -Indies' husband all- to pieces wjth tho razor ■nd he shot the toman and also clubbed her ovor tho head with the *capon. Both of them were almost K°ne when tho police force arrivi'd on »ceno and Bronson tiled this «norning, The woman Is still living *nd City Physician Miller hss hopes 0 saving her life. As both of them to° badly injured to jiv e any <oh«rent statement /here is no way hmsent of finding out the cause (he fight but jealousy Is said to b® #t l be bottom of it. gr»,,,! Sanford nnd Seminole county should feel a. vital interest in the announcement made in Jacksonville papers that Armour & Company have decided to erect u half million dollar packing house in the state metropolis in the near future. The news was given out there by George LARGE NUMBER OF NEW Mnsonv who received his information from u close perso'nal friend of Og­ H O M E S BEING ERECTED den Arm°ur. „ DURING THE SPRING A * The'Metropolis of that city maid: “ A large packing plant in Jackson­ Many new residences are plnnned ville has for a long time been dis­ for tins summer. Among the new cussed as one of the grentest needs .ones started or to be sturted is the of the locality und of great prospec­ Hrissnri house on Magnolia avenue. tive value to the state. This arises This will be built for rental purposes from the fact that Florida’s possibil­ u Mr. Briaaon believes in Sanford ities as a ‘cattle raising state have houses and has already built several been pronounced' by authorities to that were sold before they were /In- We-among fhir hrst fn Tho woHir. âmr ,■hp<, ------------------------ Mr. ■Miffw r hi lf BTWH HIM Tnafinu™ The Inst one wiB lie I"uiFt tin Mngwhere western beef has boon raised nolia between Ninth nnd Tenth and fattened on Florida ranges to lie street' and just north of the one lie shipped to Chicago for slnughtor built several months ago that was and distribution. A great deal of sold to Frank Giles. The house will the canned meat prooducta ure also be two stories and contain seven room* and have all the modern con­ composed of Florida raised rattle and the success of the venture is vent«.... I) * Itabhitt has )ust purchased heartily endorsed and predicted by two litis in the Garner addition to not only Mr. Mason, hut u large Sanford lliights and will nnincdictc- number of others in the city and ly »1. rt the building of n nice two state." * As it is now, the cost of shipping story* home that he will 9 ccupy. cuttle from Kissimmee to the pnekE. J. Taylor recently built a fine ing houses In the north averages residi nee on French avenue opposite about SLOO a hundred, or in round his business site, the Sanford Bot­ tling Work* nil French avenue and ¡s cimleinplctillg another house on the lot. timi w :11 be for rent or sale. Till* ” of |--on« h avellili* I* . In­ corni' vi rt popular »tur«* I In' bulk­ head »i.irted a loi Like front Imines will I* iLe thing in u few years. N H I ,. r I . r li » - 1.1 *! I -I hi* tun V i :-iC-*»»4 •V.'t A y. L it:» __ _ figures from $6 to $10 a head When the shipments are mllide to the new packing house in Jacksonville the cost ought not to be more than 25 celt4* a hundred or about $1 25 to $2 (III a head A pproximntely 10,000 heud of cattle were shipped from Kissimmee last year, « » that ther«* is nt one«* a saving of from $12,600 Itew I,nate* nn Magnolia avenue for to $20.000. rental puTiwY.se-« mt«l all tin* new IMPORTANT MEETING O f 17555636 " " - "T o Sanford, two bronze nr lira*» cannon with’ a suitable outfit of .an- non balls, which tnuy not he needed in th'e service, the same to he placed In «• public park, building or st|uare in »11 i«l city." 'Under the «xplicit provisions of tin* loll the ('idled State* gnvernnient t* not to he charged with any of tin* cost of transportation, which mean* that the communities which are to receive the donations must pny* nil freight charges. i/ s FLORIDA GROWERS W ILL BK ' ~ ENTERTAINED IN TA M PA IN TRUE TAMPA STYLE . Tampa, Fla., April-4,— On April 13 to 16, inclusive, there will bo held in Tarnpu the 28th annual meeting of the Florida State Horticultural Society. The entertainment committee will be composed of the following gentle­ men who arc preparing a splendid program for the entertainment of trtHTVfIînrr.7H>e ^ - vrUlóh.; Ute ' de 1alla.oL Jf not.<a yet reatly to give out: Mr. D. C. Gillett, Buckeye Nur­ series; Mr. L. D. Jones, Florida Cit­ rus Kxrhangc; Mr. Walter Preston, Manager Fruit £o.; Mr. II. Guy Nickerson, Bayshoru Development Co.; Mr. E. A. Wright', EditoY Flor­ ida Grower; Mr. B. L. Hammer. Secretary Board of Trade. There will bo attendance over fifteen hundred of the most progress­ ive growers of the slate. Tho rail-' roads of the state ure ‘giving very special rates from all points, snd wo anticipate the greatest crowd that has ever attended one of these meet­ ings. say* the Florida Grower. The Florida State Horticultural Society is the oldest organization among the grower* of the state, and it ha.* been the father of every move­ ment for the betterment of cond tious in the groves of Florida. Il hi far reaching in its ititluenre anti it is one of the greatest factors in tho cit­ rus industry* in the stute. Everyone, whether a grower or not, is eligible to membership in tho society on the payment nf $1.00. For this one dollur they not only have‘the privilege of attending the»« meetings nnd ht\ring the *|M*echei« inaile upon thè vnriivua subjects and of purticipaling in thè discussioni» hot tliey reeeive a printAd hook cuntuiniiig every word ^pokett at thè meetings, ami this T>ook in itself is u Valuubb* treutls«*. It is hoped this mutter will receive due publicity, ns there is no institu­ tion in the stut«* that will receive greater importance and none that is deserving of more encouragement, foi the growers who attend these me«’ tings and learn of the.best pruc tie«-s in cliru» culture, tend t«» aid in 1 1,, 11r■>*(••■r11■. of Florid.i by the pro.lm 1mu of higher i|Uullty of frutl Thi* will mean an in«reus«<d price bo nn "ill ." in t h«' ap to tin* cattlemen and will stimulate Nerves In Imiti pclLT alni iilso Nervi's lb«' feeding cattle before shipping. ibi* t l'itor* Iter«' tu'Xt win ter Unii a l l nf t h è neW l i U t l d l l i g s erei-ted Iti I «ingr«'**man Sear* Here t In« i -l t h è «b'inand e x c e i ' d s t h è stipi . ■-I llnr«' i* nn hot ter intesi Iloti \\ I S«*ur*. congi«*s*n»an of dii fi' 1 li gninl linii*,'- b*r -ab ni i l o I mirili .li *11 u t . M « Senr* ami reni .lue >«*ur*. Jr . w,rc bei e ve*tciduy ’I • i, .«»«• s e v e r n l m o r e l i n m e s c o n - •fot a f e w boni« stop-s'inouti* to Dieir i ,,,,, IM t H,- iu*nr liti ur>' and the lumie in Ktssimineo Congrowspian . |,|n«•— an •w ni I lo- Itami I Die «scKf, pa* licrti in Jacksonville for a , .. , ,. fe w dnv* going tber«* from Mi.-imi and wns joined III Jacksonville by I Ills wife anil son While here they In*lnll I'irliirc Machine Tliroiigh il,* work and i llorts «■( were the guests of Mr mid Mrs. IL the Srnior Chapter of the Brother­ J. Holly and left on the noon train Congressman Sears will hood of St \mlrew of Holy Cross for home »-.,r•««h li full *i/.i* nj'w model of In* In-re in a few days und i ddress ” Powers" Moving Picture ntai-hlm* the Cnintiicrrhil Club on some of the t. been tti*-1 IJed ill Holy I r,,«» I III por I a lit lopU’s of Do* dn v our jlfoot t.ootl, go vel •*im Hi hiiildir g .ill.ur-.il W e h P II I1..II'. I il* » ■ I t lu- tu w l..i ! on V ii Die Parish ington and other vital ijiu *1n«n* end a greater <|iiuntity glVell It a*«- have I... . I h* w««rtv I III- Ilo* .t nuotili« •'lllf lit » d l l \t Dos meeting there is going to later. He is looking tine »(ter Ills be held under the auspices of the yo.mg men tliemselves Th«r general use to w hich t hie new trip to Washington nnd will he F'lttridu Grower, nn . exhibition of adtunct of the Parish House work busy with his visiting list until it every implement and duvlco that is will lie (nit is educational. There is time to go hack to the nutinn'a, of interest to the growers of the cr«- many tilings concerning Du* capital He will also tata* u Ioidi , j„ Dirir operations. There will I Lurch, church history, tin* Hilde. in at the Fionda legndalut** ** me |l(. everything on display ut this extni'*mns. ttie -lut«-, ami general in time hi the next few week* I rom hibllion from packing house machenI* t ion wIinTt «an •»«* better utuler ..ill the teprrls our new eougresstnan |)>r^ wrU|„ un,| it is given *t.,,,il through t fu* tn.-iliitm •( I*«* mail« a most fuvitrahl«* impressutti M| ,|1U( j|lt. grower* imiv have an op ii oiong (■«— • •>11« ng to-* at \\ a* ti I ti g I o ti port unit > to »•-<- tli** ip«>*( modern ti*** Diati in an\ <*th«-r » \ itti We«Jtii-Mlay night.*, iiumeiliute- anil lo* will fit into lo* new position und up to date methods. This ex Iv after ilevotions in Die church, v*itI« fm friction ami »«* run expect IdhitiiMi will lie hcM In the city jiark and in tin* Tampa Bay hotel, which pi, I ores dculing with suiuu |*hn*r of great thing* Rotti (tor !«•«• is official hcadi|uurtera of the society. religion will lo* i.hown in the Parish Guns for Sanford House. This Wednesday (tomorrow) will lie illustrations of missions anil On account of tiie war anti rumors Xounty Division in Alachua eilucutionnl work aiming those people of wi.r Sunford will fortify the har­ There lia* been a movement in km*v>n us “ Poor Mountain Whitt** bor defense* unit the war department both Levy county as well as in through the Virgitiius, North Caro­ ha* sent or will send at one«* two Ala« hint county tending to county li' ;. Tennessee anil Kentucky. N«> liro/iz«* I'tinnon anil ammunition. The division Wo believe there will lie admission will be chi.rged on Weilnes- following «I«*:.patch is from Wash­ little or no opposition from the vo«l.ivs; hut an offering will he taken. ington. • t«*rs of Alachua county to the divi­ tin Saturday nights tin* .voting The war itapurtinent i* preparing sion if the lines will he ertuhliahed non intend having spent*! r««*D of to comply with the provisions of the m i a* to not take too much of the n il w.-ll known hooks or play* of si tut - minibus loll passed on the «'losing county. Thy««* night*. ti*uel I ,|uy Congress, which provili«-* for d.-.t* v aim VS«* ulso abelieve littl«* opposition uil’ ilHhinuH will lie 'charged T«i it ! I the distribution of ol«*«»lete cannon would In* met with in Levy county pi* t urea, on Wetlni-stiny* and Sutur­ amt «■;*oniin hall* 1’ ntler the term* if the different factions will get to­ ila.. night* the public is tn«i*t t*«»r- of the Itili the following Fluridu dis­ gether nnd consult the milting gain di: 11v invited. tribution* an* O* l>e inaile: of the territory to he divided, utul " T o Tulin lia**«'«*, two roildcntneil not figure self interest too much. bronze or brass cannon Or rtt'lilCharles 1!. Snyder There has long been a‘desire in tho Charles h. Snyder of this place piece* and n »ultaltle'ontfit of can­ north end of la*vy county und in the dii'*l of cancer of t Ii«* bowel* at lit«* non hall*. west end .of Alachua county to make " T o Guineaviile, two condemned hpmo of Pcrrl Punghoin, Marion, a new county, which we believe woul lira** or lironz«* cannon or fielilOhio Friday, Mc.rch 26th. a new cou/ity, which we helievo Mr. Snyder cairn* lo Sunford fmjr |l»i«'«-». «heir rarnltg.** and a would mean a gruut'dcul to this aecyears ago and lived on a fur in south suitable r utfit of cannon bull*. tlott. We are uwarc of the fact that of town. Ho wr.n In p«ior health for more than a year. A few months ago he underwent an operation.* He continued to grow wur*o und seven week* ago he was .J. II. Hunter and family, who and Gents’ F'urnUhing*. House F'ur- taken to Ohio. The cloving days nf h i * life w«*r«* were residents of Sanford several nishers. I months agy have r«*Mirne«l and will 27 Albert Grämling'* Barber Shop I made as plrasnnt a* p..**tble hy th ten der csre of hiving fri.'nd* and 28. Citv Cnf«*. |ligain make San(«ir*l their home Mr. Hunter i* *al«**mun f«r the 29. J O, Packard, Ileal E«tut.*. relatives. Hi* was a kind ami g«*n«rous neigh­ Singer Sewing Machine Co . u* for-1 bor and loving husband«. All who Ferry Serrlce N«>litc meriy and expects l«» open nn office1 Owing to the removal of the East knew him loved him. At time» hi* in the near future for the accommo­ Const train to Titusvillo the ferry suffering was excruciating, yet he dation of his customers and in ndb(at .^lrna May will not make after bore it all patiehtly and cheerfully. dition ho has purchased an auto­ noon trips between Enterprise and He waa always appreciative of tho mobile In order to Fover his territory more quickly. Mr. Hunter says, Sanford except on Saturday. Morn­ kindncaa ahown him liy friend» and "There is no place like Sanford" ing tiips aa before,-9:30 boat giving relatives. He accepted Jesus as his rcdcumor. , Tituyville train. and is glad to get hack. * , ILé m I i W| - t f Big Packing Plant MANY NEW RESI­ MORE BUSINESS BLOCKS FOR DENCES F O R LUCKY SANFORD LUCKY SANFORD fir,ms, and brick ure being lined up on the roadway leading to Zcllwood, stretching each way from Lake Fairvicw. On this road, which al most parallels the Seuboard Rail *(»y. the haul is short. The longest haul HOME PEOPLE HAVE GREAT being made at the present time is on BONFIDENCK IN f u t u r e the live mile trip leading to Conway, OF THIS CITY where four mule tcnin* are slowly *— _____ moving the brick line toward Or­ The Build Now movement Is lando. I strong in Sanrd and that this city Probably the most active work is, will have a number of new husineta being done on the thirteen miles of Stacks, apartment houses und resi­ road leuding to the Osceola county dences built’ during the summer line. The delivery of brick was months is most gratifying to the started at Pine Castle, and working people in general and especially to toward Orlando anil also toward the winter visitors who have been Kissimmee. unable this winter to procure sult~ 'T h is roadway is a~ Hart of the Nn■M rM tlKlHg r — '— ' udhai Highway, theP main backbone Among the first ones to start the of the state, leading from Jackson­ building of business blocks aro Frank ville .to Tampa, along which nre some L. Woodruff and B. W. Herndon, of the most progressive towns in the both ‘ Sanford genetlomen and both state, Palalka, Pel.and, Sanford, Or­ large property owners and have ex­ lando, Kissimmee. Lakeland and plicit confidence in the future of our Plant City. Mr Woodruff progressive cit > Il is no longer idei talk, the O. & S. Transfer Company is rupidly .. . . . . . .. stretching outet h e brick line leading south from Oriundo. Soon ufter NO. 65 there Is hut little common interest between the. northwest of Levy coun­ ty and east end. We people In . the west end of Alnchua county 'understand that we cannot make t* «tie«-« »«ful county without at len*l twelve mile* of Levy county t«*rrit«iry mi the nor tit end. We sincerely hope that the people of Levy county and the peopln of western Alachua county con get to­ gether and make n new county. This new county would, without a doubt, soon la* «the FJgypt of our Commonwealth. Trenton W«?st Find. Rev. II. FI. Drisco spent several days in the city tho guest of Mr.,and Mrs. J. D. Davison. ' Mr. DriscoMra. Olive Archibald hxa returned was Mrs. Davison’s pastor in .her from n visit to Leesburg. -, New England home. • I , ^ 9 ■4 I I j a m �* . . :j » .-*-... L. »'-f* 7 m THEY’RE OFF AT TALLAHASSEE KITCHEN GARDEN IN FLORIDA THE LAW MAKERS WILL GET DOWN TO REAL BUSI­ EVERY FAMILY CAN AFFORD TO HAVE ONE NESS AFTER TODAY 4«-* i.» XJLUM FROM THE TAMPA TIMES ATLANTIC COAST LINE ST AN DARI ) R A I L R O A D OF T H E SOUTH 4 DAILY TRAINS E AS t 4 Ar Ar Lv Ar Ar tr Baltimore Jacktanrills Richmond Withinjlon FhiUdrlphii N' » Urk IQ:27am 9.00am •No. 82 8 :30am 5:25am 12:45pm - -*'pi» 11:12am No. 88 13:15pm 2 :01pm 7 :00am 10:29am I 20p, 2:if>pm 1:35pm •No. 86 2:20pm 10:15am 7 50pu 1:38am 8:00pm 11:50pm ••No. 80 7 :55pm 1:2 5am ■ IJara •Free Reclining ( hair Cars to Washington; Electric Lighted; l-lrclrtr Faiu. ••Coast Line Florida Mall carries Ltieal,Sleeper In Savannah, Steel Pullman car» of the highest class operated on nil trains W, "Peraif our own dining car service. Pullman réservations and informati),,, DLXJLL it in not possible ‘to give a The United States D r p ir t n fl^ b f ed. specific sc he mo of arrangement for Agriculture, the work of which shows yi-«-s oDi-rud tn/rrcoToday the legislature ol Ftdridii provision» |x>rmit employee» a garden that will suit all require­ increased effectiveness and greater will convene tind the cnprtol await»! itor» to search a housess JronNtime ments, but herewith hu a suggestlvo .scope under the democratic admin­ (he gathering of the law-n*akrr» to time to see oil the goods »old uro istration, hns inaugurated a sensible plan of a half acre garden which the There hns been some rommejrl on there And safe. southern growers may find helpíi^ the ofTort of Senutor Ion L. Farris tl> j This gives too much latitude to and commendable campaign in bcThe order in which the plants may reorgnnizo the committees of both collector« and others. 1here nri, half of family gardens throughout uppear, with suggestions given ns the country, and, particularly in tht» houses whereby si* committees will times when no housekeeper, wnnts a to what plunts are best suited ns pass on all proposed legislation. The . stranger in their bedrooms, and the south,-which is certnin to do n great J. G. KIRKLAND, I). P. A. A. W. FUITOT. I). |<. A ’follow-up’ crops, is given herewith. deal toward solving the high cost of general Impression prevails that iihile‘ proposed method would rnu»e much nillsboro Hotel, Tampa, Ho. 138 W. Hay St., Jncksontilb j ja living problem for those who heed The garden as planted is 200 feet Mr. Farris’ proposition has many trouble in many cases. long and 110 feet wido. The vegA publicity bure» in connection the practical advice given.' good points, it will not receive the According to facts brought out in , «table* are planted in rew» running with and under the direction of jtie indorsement of either house. farmer** bulletin No. G-17, entitled the length of the garden. University of Florida is urged. Flor­ Mr. Farris was too lute in spring­ "T h e Homo Garden In the South." ^ rops referred to, with their order id » has long suffered through, a luck ing his idea. A maiority of the mem­ a copy of which can be secured by I’lunting nre as follows: ber» have long desired to hecornu of puldicity and these fncts have Asparagus and other perennial member of some certain commit- been brought out in a most forcibly application the department. t«b — TTft'y- JiiiVe laid tneir plans to^lYiuTilitfrr- A 'He part frinir ir I his und garden of one-tiuarter to one-half1rrTJf1s- Counts, beats; pursiiliis,kufc tments amt tney j on the Wisconsin plan would rto I acre is sutficient for an average fain- eify. . , _ _ i sertire theso appointments aml^ they I^ «u e «( r adishes, Ymton sets rfor [ do not TmTpn*c to surrencRT Tit thlV'rtmibt prove t>T“ pTr*at advantagd (o fly” arvJTTiSff&Tn-oduce Full h Conducted by tho lion. late day. They insist that the -Florida. An appfoptlutlou of fifteen etc Ides for use throughout the entire bunch onions followed by rtlery us * • ReiiedletLAe ' . Í ti\ fl ¡II ThH“ nppI|e* to all southern fall. crop. Onion wed for dry bulbs Furris plan would have the effect of thousand dollars annually-would be year. Pli-IWai 1 oraFather» . necessary to start (be work, and if states, but with even greater force tofollowed by celery as fall crop, burying In the calendar many meri­ murrini nid l ia». the bureau should do the proper j Florida, and particularly the- southEarly peas followed by fall cabTERMS - *225.00 torious bills. sitai ( our«ç» work, this amount could be increased i ern sections of the state. That many committees neglect I In tn ...____ ................... .......# J c0r" followed by fall championing rotation of .garden their duties Is conceded— that entire­ during the session of 1917. *- _ crops, official* of the department li0 1 1 ot*• ly too many committees are ar­ Florida spends more than 5100, • ~ F7 Late sweat DR* ■ . ----- - • ■ . « ‘“ WINSmouií AñmrmrevrBTSWfaK ranged for in -not-denied, but under* a. ,vtiU lux ila inumi. nL t o ltU - I h ir * fh,> 1 (W U *” "'■TfrffRM W ?1is* K7it * (Ie mietl,r l)u t' riot - thousands of dollars for food Ihspee-j "Ono-fo "One-fourth'of an acre ulojie can Polo lima beans withstanding this there are several tor»—thousands of dollars for prison! |>c made to supply a family of six. lnt0M committees that oponents to the inspectors. This money is well i jf close attention fa given to the roj.0je |jmu i)t,nns Farris plan insist are nbsolutley nec­ spent, but with the whole country, tation and discussion of crops, and j study of the above list reveals tho j essary and they are overworked at ignorant of ......... .. opportunities j ¡ntcrplunting. Where land is pb n- f#et that pructlcally (>v,.ry protluct| every meeting of the legislature. there could be no better investment j tiful it Is recommended that a suf- mentioned, if not every product, Is I . At present the general belief is thrn n lihornl appropriation for pub-' firlent area he set aside to allow part grown in abundance in south FI or¡ ' that Hon. Charles -K. Davis of Hrffy work. Such a bur mi would1 n,c garden to he nlitnt d to a sodida, and wliile the order of planting Madison county will be chosen pres- lit- valuable to every county in I ¡or- improving crop each year. Think! fl week's board, room, and tuition for $:!ff Manch in this section may differ from that ¡dent of the senate, He began ids , ids and would tiring thousands of Hist lo June 1st. Student« who cannot <-m<i •d the "T h e location of |*‘{,munent crops, demanded by c!¡minie conditions of candidacy early, and it is said se­ worthy settlers to cultivate our now' start may enter Liter- -even for a week—uml pay less. UTvit-w such as asparagus, rhubarb and other utatcs, an excelleht* idea i» cured enough pledges to win before idle lands.. courses for teachers’ examinations June 8 by Sunt. Sheats. It’s small fruits should be carefully con-' given as to what ran he done toward the opposition became aroused. Mr. There will ns usual ho numerous Stt-Lson. That tells the story. Write and tell why. you <;m't These crops should be the support of a family, large or Davis has bad considerable legisla­ bills to regulate the liquor traffic. slderod. come. Write for more particulars. Address, tive experience and is well equipped Some will he freak and others mod­ placed ut one side, so try will not be small, through intelligent cultivation STETSON UNIVERSITY DeLand. Florida in the way when the garden is plnw- of a small, hut fertile tract of land. for the responsible duties. erate. The statewide prohl. plans Friends of Cnry A. Hardee in the will also be urged again and an ef­ house seem confident that he will lie fort made to pass the necessary resoilar privileges for handling free a spenkcr. Hi* FoiYrat Lake and hisj|ution which requires two-thirds of speii.il train for »grimi!tirai educa*J friends are active and sanguine both houses Then the proposition lion lust now it is the question A » There itre sonic who believe ihr.t a uiust go before the electors. While 4 whether tin- ligisluture of l'U5 will STATI: HOARD Hi III Vi.TII deadlock will result and that .1 l the prohis lu.ve expressed confidence rise to the opportunity to do some­ Adkins of Alachua or A. It. Ni*wton of a victory, the oppostion declares Seeing i» convincing! thing really useful end benefichi! of Winter Garden will secure the that the necesssary twenty votes Visuul educaimn. from <hildhtn.d for tin- pqople of Florida. honor. fho Iultor iupinion comesi cannot ho secured in the senate, to old age is the most impresa ivy, With such a train, consisting of a from the fart Hint several’ members I W j wiU )invo Mt(Tri,Ki, t, ln the mont hinting, the most ron vine- car rebuilt to ai-roninunhite tin- exhave-declined to commit themselves (,(.a, wjth uU„ k„ ork.<Hlt kMV,.„ ing hilut. another to provide living From the country press it is l e a r n - t i u r i n j ; the last session did not Reference hns already been made quarters for those who must accom­ ed that many important measures ,|iwrourai£(. tkem. frhlle the lion. 1,1 l,lia Prea» service to tin* Kd.mi- pany the exhibit, with free transpor­ From $100 up. .$10 buys a lot anti $10 per ♦, will lie proposed and that many , Sl R|mo Acosta is not on hand to t'l«nwl Health Exhibit, which has tation for train and attendants. prepared originally by t In­ been members have a "hobby." make n sensational tight against Florida* would lie ill the lead in all month, without interest. Rasy terms .iii<! war A fight will he made on the Flor- ' u(]rBg„t it ¡, Lnowti that there »re state Board for the Southern llealih stales in the I iiinn fur the educa-' £ id» buuards. and this will likely trki v j ., r,.H(ly U) ,.„,.1 the exhibit in last Dece miter Since Min­ Mon of its people in sanitary und J priees. O nly R lew nice lots leit. up much time of the legislators The pi.,.Mlajt , „ iumit ila-, been hlipwn to tlo* p e o p l e health matters. and tinresults * The women, MS a rule, long established belief that the buz- iii F’loridu seem opposed to suf- of TaMipa. Sanford. Orlando, Lake­ would he the vast betterment of 2 Truck Iarm, all cleared, hull of it tiled I ne xard is a scavenger gives away to the frag«-. the majority preferring the land, Palaika, Ocala, Pensacola and sudi conditions in thu stati­ place for spring crop. C lose to city. charge that thlft'hird is responslbl1 me a to attend to tin polili<:-.l af­ Tuffahn-tsee. It wit* seen and studied li would be a splendid in vest no-nt ? for hog cholera and other disease* fairs of the stall-. in these eight elite, by an .itti-ini for the railroads, a better* one for 2 A lso have some real bargains of housis .nul among animals. Sunday ainuiioments wffl ¡.bo re- enee equal to three-quarters of their j Florida, and instead of one person in t There wijl be a fight against the j reive attention anil vniinu- plan* estimatoli population. ten lining given the opportunity to \ lots close in. I have lots on all the best u\mucs Hryttn primary hill. Some will, on-! are discussed. The most contcrvaTho panels, photographs and mud- be brnefitted, us has been the case X •dcavor to repeal it while others will tive leaders believe In local option els that make up this exhibit, illus­ so far. nine of every ten would have ? and can save you money on vacant lots. See try to patch it up, so as to prevent in this matter. If the people in trate practically and visually the the rhanre. ¡ me before the advance, it s sure to come real .soon. «» a new- registration every year, which Tampa, Jacksonville and other cities work that is being done by the « Shall Florida have its health train? Î i has proved to lie not only annoying want motion pllcures they should be board in gntheiing neressary vital What Is your answer’’ * to the electors, but exceedingly ex­ allowed the privilege of voting on the stntintirs in Florida; the work of the i *r « : pensive to tin- taxpayers f mtstate laboratori«*, tin* tight ugulll»! « A In Duval county atom- it is said «♦ e o e o o e «e ^ e «e «e e e e o e o e e e e e e o e e e e e e e e o « Much of the time ol thi- member* rfialnrin anti typhoid and t -i Pentì the'expense was more Chun 15,000 lu»U. against thf lly uml mosquito i* rmiHumed in legislation trying to and that in one precinct more than that curry discusu germs; siuilnvi in regulate such ntfaini. 5200 was paid for the registration qf YOU will SAVE vaccination, in It is believed, however, that th«*ro smallpox and four voters. 5 6 ds. PER GAL are enough men in the legislature to measles, whooping cough, hookworm, Dispensing with capital punish­ glanders and rabies; the work that Tins is now give important work the attention L I V E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T AD L E ment .la favored by some legislators, is being done for Florida's indigent necessary and to discourage all kinds Buy 4 gal». L.c&M. Semithe idea of J. L. llillingsly of Minmi crippled children; tlP- way to, feed C o r n e r P a r k A v e n u e en<1 S e c o n d S t r e e t of freak hills. Mixed Real Paint |s.40 meeting tho approval of many legis­ And 3 gals. Lii^eed Oil Religion anti morals run never he and wash and dress young bullies, C O N T R A C T O R S FOH A L L K IN D S OF H E A V Y HAULIKC lators, who do not believe that the to mix wil^St at legislated* into men. Many of the and many other subjects that need state of Florida shov'd continue n estimated co»t of 2.40 Largo supply o f H o r s e s , M u l e s . members believe that .motion pic- practical illustration to have their cruel practice. Make» 7 gals. Paint fortiO.u importance understood and appre­ 1lures are great moral institutions W ag ons and H a rn o s s a l w a y s The sheriff* of Kloridn will enand that they do u grent deal of ciated by the taxpayers and citizens It’s only $ 1 .5 4 pur gal. denvoi to adopt the electric chair in­ on hand F o r Sale o r E x c h a n g e good on Sundays as well as other of the state. . . .. . . _____ Tk* L * U . SCMI-Mixru stead of hanging, contending that PAINT IS puilt; w ill’ll: I.I.AL). days. It is safe to say that the State Xl.Sl aae I.INSKU) OIL - the t ) „ i Lmmn this is more humane, and \nany\of B lecksm lth ln g and W agon R e p a irin g In connection A public highway commission will Bourd hns never inuguruted a more paint material« lor 100 jrrarn. the legislators i. ver thb» plun__ also he urged and taxation reform wil valuable or more widely appreci­ Use a gallon out o f any you Another proposition that has been will also ho urged und taxation re­ ated method of education than this. buy and i f not the best paint * Don’t play with mtiou* ni;dtrn given widespread publicity is the form will reccivo much attention. It bus already l>een proved more ine# don't YOU carry your i>» < poan of Representative J. J. Paul of made, then retilm the paint But the time is at hand and in a impressive ami impressing by' the Columbia county to put a stop to against few day* lawmakers with-pockets splendid literature that has already and get all ypur money back. the tipping evil In Florida. Mr. F 1U K full of hills will he cloxetod with fel­ been sent out by the Board in its Paul shows how people who are with & low members showing how the grent work of education. The question AJW *0 limited means suffer when travelling for you’ll find tlu* niom-y " >' state of Florida can bo saved. now is How yhull It he tnadj more ,r -«l or who atop ut the hotels. Mr. Paul tli«! FI UK has wi;x-d «>ut Flqrida financially is in most ex­ useful by bringing It to more people la very much interested in his bill I any —*lo ell the people of tho ttato? Have our strong, r*'.»b *which, If enacted into law, will pre­ cellent condition. The present ad­ , -id* carry your rwk—uml b*> •" *' vent one of the worst evils that tho ministration has been a business ad­ It is not planned to set it up if.socle central place and keep it then*, hut traveling public have encountered. ministration. There hns been the ut­ Reasonable rates * The legislature expects the some most harmony between the state to put it on wheels and take It to the people, to the big cities and the old struggle involving the Jackson­ officials, and the reporta of all the tittle ones, to every village and ham­ ville charter, which has been amend department heads are worthy of let where the rail lines of Florida much pralno.. ed at every aesaion since 19Q3. Just 4 -.Abundantly able to conduct new tench. what Duvnt county representatives dopartmenta much needed, the prom­ Tho Board la ready. The roilwant this year Is not known, hut if ise seems bright for legislation that roads are thought to be willing to the gentlemen from that county will get together they will get what they will result in advantage (a all Un­ furnish free service, thu equipment is not difficult to piovide and the want. For many year» tho Duviil people. cost of maintenance would bo a delegation has divided. Ilroward ve­ fraction of tho cost of hog cholera toed one charter bill, and the chatter Busy Individual. , Complete abstracls from the records of serum, which by direction of a fre­ that now stands has been so often An old ,«ian in tha Potato Hill neigh­ quent legislature ln distributed free amended that it is regarded as a borhood la quoted as saying: "All I Orange and Seminole Counties. Taxes puzzle. v haveto do now la to pull sheets o ff tho to the swine owners of the state Major S. C. Harrison Insists on a calendar pad; I have all day to pull oft It would coat less per annum than paid for non-residents. complete commission form', Senator the Thursday sheet, ami make tho pad ]■ a recommendation to divert fifteen thousand dollars from the health Farris bcllevoa In n modified form read Friday, but sometimes I gat three MY SPECIALTIES: C. W. GOODRICH. M a n a g e r * *I s and Repreaentative Diincy, it Is said, or four days behind. After I get tho funds, lo fight cattle tick, n propo­ e .* has a bill which he believes will sheet on the pad changed, It Ir time to sition not akin In any way with PICKARD S HAND-PAINTED CHINA *0 look for ray glqasrs, which are usually human health and human life. meet all the requirements. GORHAM’S STFRU NG 1SILVER lost. Tou may think old peoplo tinvo Tho entire delegation from DuVsI little to do, but they are really quite The only real obstacle In tho way ROGERS’ PLATED WARE W. J. THIGPEN & C O M P A N Y is the present lack of authority from it la said, will urge legislation that busy."—Kansas City Star. ELGIN ANI) WALTHAM WATCHES tho legislature, which meets this will give Jacksonville u liberal bond ,, . AQENTS ■ * issue for municipal*1 improvements. week, permitting the railroads to Jacksonville will also insist on givo and tho Board of Health t& ac­ The Price We Pay. legislation to give better protection There la no ladder sight than the cept free transportation for the *j OfttM «Uh HOLDEN RNAL ESTATE CO. r 1, a to creditors. The business men have direct atrlvlng after tho unconditioned health train and attendants over JCf y' -i i tÿ “-r **’ *" prepared a bill, hut it Is regarded in this thoroughly conditioned world. the lines of tho state. 9 Florida Sanford, c* entirely too radical. One of the —GoetheA former legislature granted aim- St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida All Aboard for .Stetson FLORIDA’S HEALTH TRAIN R r Closing Out Saie! OF A. t MARKHAM PARK LOTS j N. H. G A R N E R , Ownc MAKE YOUR OWN f PAINT I HAND T. J. Miller BROTHERS Son, Sanlord M axwell’s Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a cco s 1041st. St. ^honel^2 CHASE & COMPANY SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. HENRY M c U U L L N 1 JEWELER All Goods »Guaranteed General Fire Insurance Try a Herald Want Ad i H I n a iH a J �r ) a rim , H fi, 1915 iB I THE SANFORD HERALD WOMAN’S CLUB AMONG THE CHURCHES npplu use enee. TACE THREE appreciative Welfare Department Literature Department Th< regular program meeting of ()f unusual interest and especially the Welfare Department Wednesday prominent in the club work of the A RESUME GIVEN EACH WEEK OF THE year were the meetings of the Liter­ afternoon u as unusually interesting1 ature and Welfare Departments with eith r i.tnou* pujier*. .readings an The SUNDAY SERMONS . . itl the las week. An event in club musii on the topic "Birds." Junior Civic League participated circles anticipated with pleasure by the members of the Literature De­ with .in enthulinstic interest very ELMER K. ROCEIIS. Reporter partment and their friends is the gratifying t«> their leaders, the Junior ! musicale with which Mrs. Fannie Civic* committee of the Welfare De­ Stemluidge Munson enterta'ns an­ part no-n’t Fo! »wing the nnnouncetniyits and i around his ankles ll() iron chain He nually. and this year the progrun Sundayi March 28th, 11*15. roll cell of the departiTtcn't to which thim went to a solitary place 40 miles was surrounded with more thajt i)f Church, visited:. The Presby­ the members responded with quota­ With few from Antioch where he lived 36 dinary interest. terian. tions on birds or the name of u tions the numbers wcio renc years on the top of » pillar. pastor: Rev. E.« 1). Brownlee. Florida bird,Mrs. Henry Wight by the younger students of Mrs. As St. Simeon reached the* higher The morning lesson was the 2nd rend I’rof. Nehrling's fine paper on and higher levels of his personally Munson nnd a more enjoyable pro­ Corinthians, Oth chapter. "The Birds itr My Garden:" Mrs. As is Dr. Brownlee's mode of conceived Ideas of perfection his gram could scarcely ho 'imagined, Wight prefaced the reading with a reaching the child inlncl he prefaced pillar was raised until it reached the young people showing a marvel- brief ketch of I’rof. Ncrhling from height of 70 feel. He was' <»us skill anil execution, the result of hi< sermon with u direct appeal to the boyhood.m the present: lii* delight the little one*: On this nreusiem he twenty years reaching the topmmfr^h'ithful. patient labor of pupil anlf J li-h i' gaidmu- aiui-UU--l«iefk»-«infyrrT4— level of his perfection, and at instnirtor. Mrs— Muams’ explained the value ol the compass wonch rful knowledge of hird and 4 n 'tlio liUle ones nml drew an apt ?:irl?nis levels, on a surface three I alwasy. bring ont n large number of simrte between the mnrincr's gulde feet in diameter, atoutul which wns! Uie niuri~ii nj.Uiy*>wnv'‘ mrn of hi' enladium gardens at Gbthn big sTi iTfuTt he could bird anil this occasion win — ntrTHrT f firhirtan'T: ro7l«« irf' liie. Th«- gifted ’ ■writer clothed his ceplinn to the rule. * Among otner things he said: "Just neither lie nor sit hut could only thought» witha charm of expression At the appointed hour Mrs. Geo. as a compass, U indispensable toe stand or kneel, St. Simeon bowed that enchanted those whose privilege L. Maris, chairman of the Literature safe voyage so is the Christ plan, t»nd prayed for twenty years. It was to ho present upon this occa­ A visitor once counted 1,2-14 howsi-Dept. with a few appropriate re* the Christ principle indisjfcnsahto to sion. The easy How of language, during a part of a day, and growing mark» cordially welcomed the guests safely us conduct through life nnd the graceful statement^ of (sell, .jb'1 . [in IjehaU of the host ess and. Um..iWr ultimately .to our Heavenly Father." tired, quit. SC. Simeon dresEjcj^ In the.-’fjng n f|)iarlmrhlr:r!****, r * ' • l>r. Brownie*« l«g*l*tc|f tha story was written gave the impres­ ml trial* and nail his meals carried j. The -program. was then given over sion of listening to a friend telling of oui conscience is pnitcrnnlwite^the to him lip a ladder. He was con-j ip Mrs. Munson w-ho presided with tho plant- and "bird lire fostered by Christ idea-we are safe, otherwise sidered u great saint of superior gracious dignity. A fitting Intrndue- hi* tender care and one knew that piety and many there were who 1ml- tion to the pleasures of the after%al. I’rof. Nehrling loved every little The principal theme of Dr. Brown­ talod him. Like St. -Anthony he noon was the talk given by Mrs. feathered pet that nestled in the was of unclean person. Munson. She stressed the fact that lee’s sermon was " Monaaticiam.'-' beautiful foliage of tree and hush nt Whnik. strange interpretation of this is the age of rhlhl culture and' He brielly outlined the origin of 1’nlm t'nttag«- Garden*. monasticism, giving Incidents nnd the Christian faith which made such child life. lie told of the native Florida "Out program." she said, "would conditions found in the monastic men models' ||ow griuily different birds mil the migratory bird* that HHitlers of Soda Water and min- probably appeal more to the child, life From these farts he drew was tin- Saviorwho went about com»* ■•mthwurd with thi cool weath­ tinspiritualandphysical the young hoyor girl hut we dephilosophical deductions tending to ¡storing to er; their plumage and habila and men! sired this recital to he wholly differ­ prove not only the hurtfulncss of welfare of Their neat building most interesting­ such an unnatural life to those living II. The Cenobites, the second stage ent from those formally presented ly. You could nlmost hear the tap, in it, and to society hut the utter in monasticism. sprang up in Kgylp and I know every woman cares for tap, lapping of the little titmnuto-on misconception -of the command: shortly after the founding of this mode those interests and pleasures which the Professor’.» window pane at "Com«« out from among them: he rflife. 1 Is originator was I’arhomino help to mould the future of the early dawn; or see the pretty snakeSole Affetti» fur ORANGE CITY SPRINGS MINERAL WATER ye separate, saith the Lord;" "Work who was horn in I’ 1'" While serving young life, so it 1.» well that we skin lined nest of the blue gray out your own salvation with fear in the army he was converted i.ndj I‘ f,mi1,1 ,r<>m ""• * l" " ;to gnittc. ii-her He urged the exterami trembling." founded a sot let v of monk.» on an clo*cr touch with the child thought niiimi '-n "I the Kngli*h Npiirrow nr ss Though Dr. Brownlees took .i de- island in tin- Nile Before his death for tin* i» truly 1 Iff- child's age the pridcliirinn." a* he' [iirt«ttou«ly co mpa died Mrs. Boy at the piano. "flow Cun a Grammar School Stdu<idc.ljvi.-w against monnst ici-m In hi .11» nine moiia-lent". with .1,1101* Everything 1» being evolved for hi* called tin-in and pleaded for the (osSarah Wight and Isabel Strong, dent l««come a Good Citizen." statyrSimt the mo ve men I was not mons were estahll»)led and within a best good, physically, mentally and tering of drsirahle specie*, call­ t wò bright little pu|àl» of Mis* Mar Eighth Grade Alice Andes, "Our The artl*ts' program of the w+ftimTrjtome reden ruing qualities century there were 50 01*0 followers. »oclyilly ing lilt- I t Oil to tile f u t that vie joru- Boor, rendered two violin »«*- •Oily Government." cuilv fort;« » 1 « but tin* expe. ted re­ It» inti pence for good was it» pre»- ThriH* year- proh.it mn w.1» r«-■j 111r•*«1 do to«! iiuoumgo the birds to live in lections, "College Medley" and RuThe paper* were nil excellent nnd erwttiop of the ancient elussn-» ami before reception into the order was cital ol the present day boy and girl our park* aml garden* a» diligently ben»tefn'n "Melody in F " that were showed much study and thought by God’s word. allowed. They were eonst it tiled of of fourteen and sixteen There have ni vvi -hoiild warmly rec«-ivcd \lr« Wight actinyoung student* in their prepara­ In its earlier history tnona ticism 24 classes liascff <>n pul) I’ hcy alw.iv» be«-n child portrait painter* Tlo paper wus receiveil by compnnied them Another enjoy­ tion The chnitman of the Welfare All thus).¡»tii applause by tin- depart »as a protest against materialism, lived three m a cell, ate in common but never »0 many a» today Department presented the prizes, able number was the reading of luxury and sensuality and it is not bul in strut silence with faces 1 01 the old music master» wrote juvenile mmt and it* friend*. "Papa Bobbin's Woe»” by Addle crl*p, new one dollar hills, in behalf number» but there were no music improbable that at this particular ert-d. making their want» known by Tlo i harming little mocking lionl Marshall The annual report of of the committee bestowing them, kindergartens until recently No period of the history of the western signs poem of Frank Stanton wa» briiu- tin- League wa« made hy tin- leader. l*he pleasant afternoon closed with Kitty rhentham* for exclusive child world the flame of truth was kept St. 1’lu’llinmi' after entering the tlfub r. ad by Mr» U F WiitHon. shuwutg a year ul active work, The^ a social hour Refreshments were 111 I1S:Ic interest And »" ill the lit- by s |i.’i-1 «I l eq lie*t burning by the devout though ec­ monas* i-r> tu-vi r ii te ;i lull tin il and report ha* already been published in * served by Mr« W W Abernathy centric. monk* for lift «•«•n year- -b-|-t »tiling on a i-rnrv lii id » 01111- of mir lu*»t minds Tl 1,-uilerslup ill tinmeeting connection with the niintud report and Mrs R J Holly, hostesses of have .mil do now write lor the child * Fhe inlluenre of the monk wanes, rock i the afternoon, assisted by Mr*, ft. C. page It ha* been stild (hilt ’ tile wn* then t ra nsferred to the lajiabh- of tin' Woman’» Club The first »tage» of mona»* ich m rite "Salute of the Flag" which i» (¡error and Mr«f Geo Fox however, ns hit become more and truly great always cure for children.' !iit!i pri'sidi-nt of tlo- Junior Cunmore ascetic, more and more ex­ did not inosper in Europe Ih«(-iiii» i and have in lhcm*«dvc» a responsive l.i gin Juli. I.cing w|o> preside«I u»« d in tin- initiation of new nn-niThe Junior Civic committee urn . w un a greci ini poi»«timi Iti su re» a I li«*r» wn» gjven by thè secretar)', > Mr» II. C. <¡error. Mr*. W W. clusively exercised about HIS oW N of climatic I'oinlllhms. I In- »ccond -impi.'ity and ■li.irm of youth Of Ah-rnalhy and Mr», Geo. Fox. S till., without effective regard lor found fertile soil future pre»i'lect of ih«Womaiv’* ! Sari-.li Wighi and Ih«Junior Civlc such were James Whitcomb Riley. Monasticism «a * introduced mio Eugene Field. Jm 1 Chandler Harris ( Ini, ’ A i i . tu; w;«» ilo« iq iiiing j pleilgc » i l given hy thè prvslder the souls of those of his fellow men Italy by Athanasius. « hu wrote tin- l ncle Itcimui and VLongfellow. , num ber of ilo- Junior Civlr. prò-land aecretnry. who are out in the world Military Oancea. Here it took The great problem of the church lile o» St Anthony. Bach, llndyti and even the stern gr; in. in whi«di ili preseli! joined. | The followlng e«»nys. f.«r vÌhich] The Highland fling symbolizes vic­ Many of the best Itccl Ini ven and that avowed ('«de­ ['ir w hi i b Molile Abcrnat hy gnvcjil.e City Benuiiftil cummltlee ni thè! tory The schottische 'militaire, that timing the origin ol rnonnsticism us rapid growth it is today wat the T It A N ^ Ft i It M known men id Europe of that period bate. Brahms w|i<> said ‘ I »hall never n ime rendine («a mnking a fiume |Womnii’s Club grve prizos of un» was popular some years ago, was anWi n « h «II* fmni iti h o*t" f !»*,,t * li «Inin-, will, t, mII 1titr > » ok«E« f ,«1 Mr» .1 «11..« ATION of the world NOT. the were nl one tune monks romniit two folio-», marriage or f--r I ird». t ' w .1- !•K III . i.'tcil M orui-1 n 1 » in I V V .1 Ufi. v d,. ... II,. •*t.f *1 I'. -I i mHi unt În K« 1 "I .Mini util ptliiis » lu«vv that AB AND ONM ENT of n writ! I "pi r;i Vct I.** b fl it- ., the lii 'loi c ol •«. • -| mil «i, compnnied I 1. '• i !> *I - ,i » r g , ,1 • M ,t i he 11 r if I ' i h«m11 \ Rot 1 ii MotlhSticism took It- ting ' roo ,! • , 1 I■-.ill r I r.idb O’lg 4- || i!u‘ nil .iti O' >. n» it iloc* today, 11* ( . »U lli tir. ' t1 it 191* era. i . flOOl hli « » (tel ■ ' 1 \ of > vv Ini a*,- 110-I i, a 11 ii ' •>; iiiic ••! ii • but i ,i-• 1 n . n eu|"V •' d «I i ri,- , >il ! m ami n U« «-’ ra flgllllllg Is b'dnK c -I . t O . . * -li i"! 1.1il« Our il une T o w I I . " I h.i anil John I h«< Hupt ■ f »t 1 •» of I ..t t. I,, tfm»« things which «.'punt lor t h<- a • n «ru i dune that ermi.tics that of past ccnU . i -indi lli life ol t h..' A -piiiw .ll i i- j f’ ’Hi t lie N E\\ era N VIII* Il V\. *» ll>l Seventh Grade —Helen She'ton, ttiri’.a wholcnogi«- pleasure, the best happi­ bin ■ M in Franc used St Benedict nt t he ness and certain progress of the child ei i I • in by Chi 1st . lf»VilM. In seeking a L’ A ‘ rTEBN. monas- pge of I I to llee to n rave to live- front- 'flu- cro'dle. through the fir»t ticism forgot Jesus at Cana, forgot some forty mil'-» from Koine step- to the last climb for we arc all -■dii 11 ne mon; ten thi bi'iii|Jet at Ijvi's ; il forgot com­ children ■ >t ll"ll->ic ' pletely Him who was ever til,' .it ii |-It#* o,, , I*’i Hi b, l , c trio ■ * i i -1 tit. • 1*non M .r.'i '1 Iriei d end till* i lo»i-, )|e\ ot« 1 ■ mi h.i- ......... -rib v citi* in o’ panion of ne‘n t,-.' 1.*I . .1 i . o \\ ! I■ •. itivi lib.lit . I in- monks in i |i, iikiu t, Sanford Coca-Cola Eottling Company PHONE 21 f ' * ■ o u t I ils-lt. e r ■ i I In Bottles FOUR STEEL T R A IN S TO THE NORTH »-W E ST >■• d I III.lit I. h "lent ol the uwiol i i,<I 1.,'it . II. ll»l Iron» no ii heroine them lives »> . e d l i e r a tisi« >t ot miel» b'l tts ■Xemphtied not only it 'he flint • wml ■il ul lie c III t*'oieut. but In the I ull life of the r.i'd *t lu-*. » founding them. K ng Edgar of Eng­ Orient. 1 1 42 of tipim. land richly i ini' w In developing the history of bis il etch 1 511 Henry ! : nd lb theme Dr. Brownlee submitted three in n . k« licg,i n i« The II lllr di. stages through wthirli monasticisin has paused: tin. ! undoing |MKir m««r. hut : • we» t his v cry p 1 g" from Ling« I Hermit life of Anchoriiism v. t hem money I he father of this modi: of life Their endow un 1 ¡ T« i f. ;.■-!« they '»ns St. Anthony who was horn tn to live luxuriici-! « -r !» d vv1 re furnished tini Lgygt in 251. His parent.-', died ere the in i. il.vtijn most regid. Dun. he hrd reached his eighteenth year, nic.bjr^ 6.000 find having Ihm-a always quiet and of St. Augustine at reserved lie retired to the outermost guest» wire pri a. < th.-re wenliniiti of his home town t.i d theie 11.000 gallons of t ■« . non grllo'.j ■livid alone in a sepulchre. Later he! of wine: 310 oxen ¡,M* pig'. 200 went to livo in The rum» of u castle »heap, 1000 geese. 1*»*>«> capon*, GOO in tho desert, and c short while rabbits nml 1*000 egg» ronsumrd. Their Idie lie.*» i ml luxury fired afterwards to a mountain near the Nile. sins of sensuality and they degen­ Hi. Anthony busied himsetf mak­ erated in morals until they were ob­ ing baskets with the fruits of the jects of scandal. To the purification of monasticism barter of^ which he supplied hit there was organized in 1910 the meagre wants: nnd occasionally Following this fought the devil when that unclean "Order of Cluny." were tfm Cistercian*. Franciscans, ^spirit made his appearance. History records that St. Anthony Dominicans and many others. Though monosticirm ha* good *te *>ut or*ce a day and frequently luted two to five days; died a fth e points its influence on the whole is It takes out of society ■ic of 105 years and was of unclean baneful. P*’1®1*« His immediate followers many useful forces which it greatly numbered 10,000. needs for its general uplift. If those Simeon Stylities was thq founder whose piety take* them into *eclu? the "Pillar Saints." Hi- native sion would follow the Christ bleu for Jj®* * * * ot* tha border of 8yria and all, out in the world among men, ‘hcei, when during a part of his society ns a whole would mount to boyhood daya he was a shepherd, higher and higher pinnacles of true Even those fe entered a cloister at the age of Christian standard*. Ilf«*1» ^°r y®*™ of his monastic who go Into seclusion would save fwted during tha entire Lenten themselves whilo imparting in close •««on. eontset to their fellow men the sav­ ing graces of the Lord Jesus Christ. In Its national affect monasticism no doubt baatened tha decadanca Continued on Page 8 Klin— Mar. h M i' i <„t r ■ , ■ - d >, h u |,«-,i Mcv 1’nr,»I,, \trgiiu: Itrjfdy . Fannie llcha Munson, .vrila Lake. "Dolly** Lullaby" Walt*. This u n rendered by Marian Newton, : little lady re pit cj ng ip seven long year« to In-r i r -dlt I"ue uudp'tici w » quiti e.ppr, lativi of il,i. i , fu­ ll« i Reading, "Why the Fox I»:» Black Eye»." Joel t handler llarii»: "Ikin't Cry" Mr* V, K Wi,t»iin. ' ' Good Night," Neviu May Thrr.sfii r. "I'lire«- Little Maol from S' him!" Sullivan Mi*»«*« Jit»ie end Jiinie Stiimnn, Iranceu Anpiuw.dl. "Shower of Star*" Anna Mamin. Violin Ntimhcr. F«-»tlvnl March, Bet clie* Florence Witte, Isabel Strong, Sarah Wight, Margaret Strong. . Musical Monologue, "When Youi Have Said Your Praycm," HIDa:Little Boy Mr*. L. IL ' Philip j. Marian Philips (piano). Reading, "Mocking Bird," Fran!: Stanton-—Mr». W. E. Watson. Piano Solo, "E lude," Sydney Smith— Helen Peck. Songs, "Little Orphan! Annie," Clayton Thomas; "Vocation," Clay­ ton Thomo* Miftn Lucille Aspinwall. Heading*, "Making a Gentleman u( Him;" "Phyllis" Miss Goodhue. "Caliph of Bagdad’’-- Two piano*., Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mra. Henry Wight, Mra. Fannie Munson, Mias Margaret Davis. The entire program was delight» ful. Each numberfwaa a great pleasure. .Mias Aapinwall and Miss Ooodhue represented the professional artists in their especial lines and all being received with the eatbuaiaatic i x i e : F LYER, o LvJACKSONVILLE 8'>f« A r T I F T 0 N - I 2 » ui Ar M A C O N - 3 1 6 a )4 A r A T L A N T A -6 V am A r L O U I S V I L I W pm A r (IHCINNATI-8» pm A b (LEVEL AND-7L5U* g | | Ai INDIANAPOLIS'I»am SEMINOLE L IM IT E D iuh Lv.JACK50NVILLE*8?Ppìi LvJACkSOHVILlL 9 a.BPM Ar. T I F T 0 N - l 2 L ° A * f ‘An. ALBANY -? L ° a x Ab . M A C O N - 4 1 5 a h A b . A T L A N T A - 7 1 0ah A fi.NASHVILLE-4«FM A *. COLUMBUS Ar BIRHINGHAM-12'ìpm A r.ST. L O U IS -7 °J a m A r ST.LOUIS -795 a r S S jA** CHICAGO “ 79.ja m A r CHICAGO - 8 1 ° a « i COACHES. SLEEPING CARS, OBSERVATION CARS. DINING CARS. X DIXIE UMITED DISCONTINUED AFTER APRIL 3rd, 1915 A. W. FRIT0T, D. P. A. J. G. KIRKUHD, D. P. A. 138 Waal Bay SL,~ Jackaonville. FU. - HHUBÓVo Hotel, Tampa. FU. ‘v m à --------------- - « « - ■ ______ i_tt- \JB. ¿1. _- ■____ J --- -- - I l " -- - ' n r i ì r ^ i f i V ^ i B ^ ^ T T j f ^ ^ LìAtoa �•• PACK FOUR TllEs SANFORD 1IKUALD ■t r-> • *P W irv .*is u THE SANFORD HERALD alone when the good which might nnd fight for tho things that make1 result from the session might seri­ Florida a great state; some of them ously suffer ns u result qf the com­ have'set up their printing presses in R. J. HOLLY, Editor communities where the people are plimentary vote for a friend, W. M. HAYNES,' Business Manager There appears to lie no serious dull and unappreciatjblo, and where | ruMithul E vtry T u r«l»/ 'tn .l KriiUy opposition to Charles Davis of Mad­ they have to continually work in a ] I T T III LE nearly everybody Ls qqnvince/1 of the value of the habit of saving ison for president of tho senate. He deluge of cold water poured out Y 7 money, aa a protection foV the future, yet too many men nnd women post­ will probably be satisfactory to nl from pitchers of iwssimism; but just B tlIlH flIirT IO N FRICK, IN ADVANCE pone the first step in saving nfoney—the opening of a Savings Account. concerned, and since he has been so much the tnore are they to be O N E . T E A « ........ » 1.00 allieil with both t be progressive and praised for preaching gooil times S IX M O N T H H .......... I.J» You will make little progress in a journey unless you lake the first step. Til BEE MONT11M Tí reactionary factions of the parly und none of (hem whom we saw at and is familiar with legislative work the banquet are men who need to be [ M l t n r d In Ulf Cil» b» ( » i r l f t 1Î.00 Pr« I r a » I» Protect your future by opening a Savings Account with this Hank. he ought to make a gooil presiding told to play the optimist.A d i u n or TOr. I’«» Monili Congtessman Sears is right, how­ officer. ✓ Pay molila In Adranr* Muai llr Alad* ni I Iffirr mu™” In the house tho situation is dif­ ever, in saying that it is largely the] Enlrrrtl An Heron d - O » * » Alali Matin Aufual J2nd talk of- the news pa («-rs that has fool- ' ferent. Forrest Lake, of Hanford* IM S , nl Ihr poatolïlrr nl Hnnfont. Piorldn. and Carey Hardee, of Live Oak, are ed the iH’ople of the United States Cndrt Art of March Ird, IATO. the leading candidates^ Mr. Harded into believing that times are hard: Æ WANT TOUR Business Ttlrybonr No. Ila O d d la Uriah! tluTTdlnf is, from all reports a very fine young but not the Florida newspapers man, but he has always been affil­ not by any manner of means! Miami Metropolis. H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND H. E. TOUR SANFORD, FLORIDA R. H- DFJ15 The doings of the legislature will iated with the reactionary faction o Flclitrnl - Cash!« — 6— Vlrv.Prruldrnl Aul I »h in F. L WOODRUFF Vk*-Pre*d*nt tho party, and as the majority of tho be chronicled in tho Herald by u Potash "M ade in America" members of the present house be special corrpApondent, Claude John­ The war in Europe has brought a son, late of Kissimmee and knowing lieva in progressive legislation it him ns we do thu readers can be assur­ would be a serious mistake, wo Ihlnk'^icw pritlurt into the American, ja a r-] ket— ket - Ami American potash. The United ed of the real news of the state capital. to put Mr. Hardee in the chair. Stat,-a has been dependent upon Mr. Lake has been a friend of the There are many things that the read­ Germany for its supply of potash, a |that each board of county commis- ment was adopted dost November. such a mensure will |>e people nnd his legislative record is nn ers would like to learn first hand and forth rf>min» material that forms a very ry important I sioners sinners shall make__ appropriations abolishing ti)turifico »I. enviable one. Whilo’ Mr. Lake is a our special correspondent will be t Uia«s nlimato und X feratBOTii. *SlffllÜïffîtWTTW a g e m s in urcr when t lie present- terms expire, to co. nnlrimVr' *“ ir;“~ .... .....“ ■' , conte , , at this session Die educ«. tho men who arc making laws nnd been successfu), he.is a firm believer ...W ith the war on practically—nn cooperation with the federal gov- piovisions for the handling of the Honni institutions of thu Mate h*v* county funds will have to be made. been hacking plans to have this i « ue making history at Tallahassee,. Head in tho advanced forht of democracy potash can he secured from the Ger- ernment. tho Herald for the livo news on utl which seeks to bring the government man mines, which hold the largest; There -will ho the usual liquor It has been advocated that the coun­ considered early in thu coming » « . closer to the people. His friends in supply in the world. Hence, "potash; fight, u movement now being under- ty coinmlasloners select some reliable sion, and sentiment is much in favor subjects. , way to submit n constitutional bank ns treasurer, rpquirinmjtho nay ,Y in the house know that he is true to made in America."*/ *• « Ilut-il#-w»Xutly-TLuiaiw4iL.la»t>. Kri— ^rlfff^[jmi,rrC *’ fin,*''fff8TdWfiIe *f»roRiT)f-’ "tli&nV’ ’of ’interest oil nil "tunas of thi the^pcopie. Jln..(iie_frice'U..ru-er said- barbor.hill ‘ he pei There have been laws suggested passed the Sh Johns river feta $870,- ^ “ ppeura*’ now 0i4t” pwffiér Mr. da/Told of Bale in that city of 10,000 tion. This will, as usual, he n hard county. Other suggestions have in­ covering practically every question Lake nor Mr. Hardee will have Ions of "American potash," at a fought contest. cluded that thu tax collector In each known to mankind, juit those enu- -1 000. Ont of this $2 50,Will goes to price about equivalent to what is Woman’s juiffragiv each year-gain-ceo unty- he made to a rt as treasurer. mernted have gained sm-h imimrtJacksonville from the mouth of the enough votes to get tho coveted St. Tohns river to the ocean, 110,000 honor until some of the other candi­ paid for thu German nntural product ing in favor in Florida, stands a fair |The abolishing of tjie county office ancc as to .he ready to on upj con­ from Jacksonville to Palatkn and dates are eliminated, but when this during normal periods. The "Am er­ rhunee of being submitted to a vote i will save the state in salaries and siderable time of the session Ugm. 910,000 from Palatkn to Lake Har­ elimination begins the progressive ican potash" was furnished by a con­ of the stute at this session of the commissions alone $125,000, and it ning next wpek. Many educational ! is estimated that each county will The "llu zm rd tnsemhl," ney. Maybe the S t . , Johns river members will surely not go to Mr. cern on the Pacific coast which i* legislature. manufacturing it from the seaweed measures have ulrtady been prepared receive interest aggregating $125.000 Hardee. Jacksonville Stale. But last of all the fninou. > U7ar(j from Jacksonville to Lake Harney known as kelp, which rontuin* a und will endeavor to provide many per year for their deposits under hill will not dtiwn - 0 Sell..*,i- \\,-H* does not need any money but wheth­ large percentage of potash salt* extensions to the school systems of (lie new law. a total saving of $250,- of I,con county, i n w Li « h er it does or not tho 9360,000 looms FLO RID A P U B L IC IT Y BUREAU ■-ttotal 000 to the state. There is a movement on fool to The kelp is secured by dredging it tlie state. is located has gained mini, support very large In the minds of tile voters Tho reapportionment question is for his measure,- providing a bounty and the sound* of so much money have a Florida Publicity Bureau es­ from the bottom of the sea along the Thu policy of Governor Trammell spent on Jacksonville every year tablished in Florida fostered by the coast nnd it is said to ho there in to suggest front time to time ntedrd one that acorns to l>o lost sight of of 25 cents u head for killing turkey makes a jangle in the ears of the University of Florida. That such Is inexhaustible quantities. The com­ legislature for consideration at the nt every session of the Florida legis­ blizzards. Mr. Wells say- there ire needed In Florida is lmyond question pany which is harvesting kelp and coining session of the legislature has lature, though it is « measure tfiat about 60,000 buzzards in the «tale, down state voter. but that the University should have manufacturing potush therefrom is brought out many important meas- is most imperative under the present and that it would rn.t *t Mm t0 ----- O----now taking out about fifty tons per The man who fathers eliminate them and that t!u.‘ would mes that have been found necessary rnnditinns. Wc are not exactly fostering-prize anything to do with It is simply be­ hour of the weed, and preparing to m,.n by tfie various departments of the such a measure und lights it through save $25,000 a year to th. ■ fights and especially the fights be­ yond the question und the move­ greatly extend the scope of its oper­ After ¡ill i 1 . tween white and black pugilists but ment will die before it is born. *0 state government in the adminis­ to final passage will win for himself of the state ations. Fifty tons of kelp is said to tho Herald Is here to give the news There is no valid reason for the tration of the affairs of Florida. a place in the history of the state daw’n in history a " produce about five tons of fertilizing, Among these may In- enumerated: (iossip about the capital has it that semhly" of the Florid.i and the light was given by rounds in University of Florida to foster any­ material with u potash content of thing outside of its province and the front of the Herald office yesterday A settlers act to encourage owning of about 20 per cent. just because the people wanted tho advertising game is not within the homes, to exempt a large part of a If all of this he true it would seem The news and we are heie to give it to province of the University. homestead from taxation, a loll to that American ingenuity has again them. The press service cost a hit proposed bill would call for an ap­ require separate space fur white and solved u big problem. Potash is es­ and the men who wnnted the news propriation of some $30,000 for the black in opern houses; a hill to elim- ! sential to the proper manufacture off paid for it in part. The hnlanrr officers and expenses nnd the idea High Grade Guaranteed Auto» inijle land frauds in the state; a bill compounding of commercial fertiliz­ was made up by the Herald be­ of this being bundled by nny insti­ $ 2 0 0 .0 0 to $ 8 9 5 .0 0 to increase the penalty for drunken- j ers. Tho fertilizer manufacturer* cause we have newspaper instinct tution of learning in the state will ness; a measure to require ull railON E A S Y P A Y M E N T S * have been jealously boarding the and feel that the |>eoplo should have not be recognized by the men who roads to use salety safety switches; rail­ Forcslalog snd informal ton write visible supply, trusting that the thu nows at all times, The press ser­ are In the advertising business. road employers’ liability act; a hill A U T O TRADING CO.. Inc., Piihburgh, Pa. amount on hnnd would see them vice given at various times by the That Florida 'needs such a bureuu or consult jrour local dealers to prohibit corporations within the through the time of stress. Now the Herald in bulletin is only a fore­ goes without saying and such a bu­ state issuing watered stocks; to pro­ way appears to bo open for procur­ reau should be operated in connec­ runner of what wo can give the ing a native product to take Un- vide foi a witerway acres? the south­ readers in a daily next fall if the busi­ tion with un immigration bureau and place of the German mined product. ern part of the stute; assisting in the ness will justify thu expenditure. they should be under the head of work of reclaiming the Everglades; Tampa Daily Times. Tho Herald can generally be relied an experienced newspaper man or revising the Bryan primary law. re­ advertising man and one who knows upon to have the goods. ducing the legal interest rate from the state of Florida thoroughly. ----- O----eight to six per cent and on contract There is no reason in the world why K IS SIM M E E ON T H E FOURTH from ten to eight per cent the University of Florida should get When jt u can buy new, f h *-< Kissimmee is the first city of into the advertising game and this Ono meunurc proposed ami one cheap as we me r.cllinfi tin n., it nimmt Klorldn to announce n big barbecue matter does not come under thè which has been favorably discussed hly pay yoli to put ui wilt tin- fornir and Fourth of July celebration and head of the educational institutions throughout the state would provide danger of fliei pommy in thr><ugl ■*' i screen*. just because she is the first and the of Florida. TALLAHASSEE ONCE MORE j n system of voting for railroad and ' travelling men, who are forced to he most progressive city in the state Ask , il,ir wife uh i ! «»fit* Tho University of Florida would IS THE SCENE OF GREAT we vote to go to Kissimmee on the do well to keep within her own pre­ nwdy from their place of residence ¡til lu hi' i Ì cmi-e*■< 11| wi -V •1’ i n » i HUSTLE AND AC TIVITY and .hi' « i’ i ti *1 >mi !!’• ■> Glorious Fourth. Wo have been in serves and obtain the money that is on election day This is u much de­ Kissimmee at many gatherings und \ sired law, and will have hearty supThey will yet it :«• i V• V T ue the educational institutions and there is no city in the state large or not go outside of the provinces of' !• untile work di*t ¡-i» ill Tallahassee, Flu., April 6 W hi n »K,rtamail that gives you such a warm death— where ver they go. Thu question of protection from the Florida legislature convenes on education in order to gain a paltry welcome at Kissimmee. Those few thousands that should go into Tuesday morning, April 6, a policy fraud through bad checks will ho Our spirk-r.rd-rp; n „acri-i r. " r crackers down there just simply some other channel. Just why the of economy will he inaugurated, and taken up and more stringent laws ke*p out nil the files, hut will nl*<> mid new to thp appearance of your her-. exud* good feeling and good - fellow- University of Florida should got an effort mode to eliminate any un­ adopted. The present law does not .*hip nnd the whole state of Florida into the immigration and state pub­ necessary appropriation* embodied afford the necessary protection, and We m!| the heM ». rimrt «■'• nhould combine on Kissimmee on licity gurne gives rise to the question in many bills that have already been hns caused great losses .in the state. w .uiiiw*. complete with prmc In • honk* (‘.nil c> <■*. the Fourth of July and all of them of who is behind the movement and proposed. That the insurance luws in the Representatives with go there. A barbecue ¡n Kissimmee the bill wilt probably bring out some measures currying appropriation* state were not uniform was shown in moans a real barbecue for they raise lively discussions and may art as a will have n hard fight. The whole a report of the stale treasurer to the rcaf cattle on the Kissimmee prair­ boomerang upon our »resent slate i atmosphere at ..................... . governor, and that this defect might ies nnd know how to give theit vis­ institutions. rulreenchment. While Florida has he remedied, a prominent attorney itors u real barbecue. The Herald The University has no cause to not suffered seriously from the gen­ of Philadelphia hits been in the enphereby moves that the nominations climb into this publicity game and eral business depression over the itul for the past week conferring be dosed nnd that everybody in the the University officers are making country the past* eight months a with thu administration in an Htnte of Florida goes to Klsslnfmec a sad mistake to mix into -the af­ feeling * prevails that conservative effort to frame proper legislation to on the Fourth of July. methods are imperative at this se$- make tho laws uniform with those of fair. Make it unanimous and you will other states. Tho fire insurance ■ion of the legislature. «ever regret It. V question will take up considerable The financial ¿audition of Florida . TH E WRONG CROW D time In tho legislature, in nn effort at tho end of tho fiscal year was ox— O— T Congressman Sears in his address ■! ^ s. , HARRY’ BROW N nt *the Press banquet last Saturday colleqt, •there being practically no to eliminate whnt is believed to be a except a $500,000 combination of insurance companies, A t ; tho meeting of the Florida night made an impaasionod plea for Indebtedness IT cim Association In Miami Harry tho newspaper m«n to go homo and- bond issue held by the school funds, which has’ by comparison of rates Brown was elected aa the delegate preach "Good Times;" he declared and there was in the school funds u with other states been taxing Florida In this connection senti­ to the National Preaa Association. that we arc not having* "Hard balance of practically $400,000, with heavily. ment is strong for n measure that satisfactory balances in all other There la nothing much in this news Times" nnd that ono of tho best would force the investment of n fair funds. Item except that Harry Drown M ways to hold up tho hands of Woodamount of the surplus premiums There will he a largo volume of tb« St. Augustine Record is one of row Wilson and tho Democratic the greatest boosters, one of tho live administration is by a general preach legislation on varied subjects, how­ collected in the state in building wires of the Florida press and one ing of optimism. ever, and it is anticipated that work propositions within the common­ OF THE This’ would eliminate the of the most prominent editors of the It was an excellent speech all right will he well under way in both wealth. state and that he’ will cast added and was listened to with earnest at­ brunches of the legislature by Thurs­ assistance Florida insurance com­ panies render in the development of lustre on Florida at the National tention by overy man and womnn day. other states with the. money collect­ One measure that will be presentPrnaa Association goes without say­ in the banquet room; and wo won­ With favor ed each year in premiums. It is ex­ ing. Harry Brown ia the life of dered if every man and woman in ed that will meet «very gathering of newspaper men that room was not engaged in ask­ throughout the entire state . will pected that the insurance companies apy, x jneasuro «... oppose, ’^ ■> ,that.>ould ^ in the state'of Florida. He is the In­ ing themselves. "W hat Florida, npw*.-- permit., thq. rJtiipge 4}f char.ten .Jjy t^lll force a revision of their rates down­ spiration needed to put- life into* ev­ pa tier he could possibly have meant cities and‘ towns without considera­ I fwfiwfc wt fcmn* F. fVM% nj st* Ar»e Mpm, WrlsM»* **• ward in tho state, or compel invest­ .*f i&r*arf«** i~r**rfa*OMrii r|t* " This will ery meeting and he has attended by hla inference that they had been tion of tho legislature. mm. imiL come in the form of a constitutional ments of their funds in Florida. every meeting of the Florida Preaa talking hard tim e«." I 1I V * t U I U I M i l l 'A hill is considered for providing U l a n . I MI K m At.present every ses­ Association, every meeting of qvery From table to table wc lookod, amendment. t-s-rft to«» la ft*«*«, ft«»* fe*•* U<* tf| fefef •< other press association, every meet­ trying to pick out a single man* in sion is burdened with meosurrs from an annual corporation tax, and rais­ »iM * * fek A » « m i l l fetto fcnetolfy f eiM ju * ‘--w c t s t j ing of job printers and every meeting tho ctowd whtì has not been all the various towns desiring to make ing the maximum charter fee to $500, which is now only. 9250 re­ of nny consequence -that portainpd time cheerily boosting and loyally changes and broaden the scope of gardless of the capital stock. Dank to the printing business in the state pointing out the .rich blessings of each municipatlity. Citrus growers, truck farmers and deposit guarantee is proposed in an­ for the pant ten years. He Is Harry Florida—tho newspaper men of Flor­ Brown, the man who puts the print ida have not been preaching hard cattlemen will nil come in for con­ other measure suggested. Throughout the state the question! tn printing. times, n ot'b y a long ma'rk, and in sideration in measures that propose conscijuence Congressman Sear’s ad­ to eliminate diseases of tHrus trees, of separating state nnd county taxes dress, although telling the plain Vegetables and also the cattle tick. in nn effort to abolish the netesslty T H E PR E SID IN G OFFICER Voting for a man for presiding of­ truth, loinehow did not apply to the Much work has been done by aid of (or uniformity in assessments in the federal government in these lines, every county of the state has-been ficer of either house of the legislature men he was talking to. and doubtless the state Kill do its discussed for months. This question* Old Man Hard Times has not means ‘more then the pravail'ng part during the coming year. Along will doubtless occupy much time of found Florida, and thè newspaper opinion on the subject gives .to it, this pb) It has been planned to ex­ the various committees and depart­ men of Florida know it. Evcty day and it is regret table that io n » good men promise to vote for a man for they sing their songs o f optimism, tend the girls* canning club .work, ments at this aeaslan. Since the Constltutiolnil amendthose position* on personal ground* urge the people to greater works thu boys’ com clubs and provide PROTECTION FOR THE FUTURE THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY YOUR OPPORTUNITY' ü îll G. B . P O P E , Agent Sanford, Pia. m iiii'J iä ia iiö iK i FLORIDA SOLONS GETTING READY Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company A T L A S W AIN R EUROPE Given Free With a Years' Subscription to The Sanford Herald �THE SANFORD H&RAI.I) APRII. 6. Ill* IN AND ABOUT THE CITY Ret. Hyman'« Sermon of April I On next Tuesday or the Friday following there will bf given a report of Rev. Hyman's sermon on the Prodigal Son, the last of u aeries of five given on tin« great parable. If your reporter ran reach your hearts one-tenth as well .«» did Ue\ Hyman in his discourse it will be Well worth your looking forward to our next report. PACE FIVE Litem turn Department. With such a rare pleasure ¡n store it is believed there will be an unusually large at­ tend." nee of the c>ub members, Wed­ nesday aft.trrioon ut three o'clock. Mm Dti-kins particularly urges the ill tend.in«’«' of ever, member. HOTEL ARRIVALS ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... A RF.SUME OF SANFORD Sanford House II APPF.NINGS UP ft) DATE % \V. A. Henry. Joseph Shookirr, A<i^ifit tlJ Curiiitsii «siiwat lar |Kn Utile Happenings— Mention Wallingford, Conn.; Paul Haney, ( idsitiii In SotMiy è liti«« ai l'Kua« of Matters in B r ie fMr. N A* TerKew». Na fOJ Atlanta, Gn.; Il K Murks,-London, Personal Items of Eng : H W A Not*. Mrs J. A. Lli. , , .IrtAlUtf /lAJikäm.Aie... 4>. . . .lin* Hague and son, Miss Marguerite Interest Kaftrr nt Mrthodii'. .‘fnn-foy School Hague, Aron, N. V ; J. G. Hotelier, „ I'rlrr llabbil I ’nrlu trrtiined ye-terday afternoon from Easter was celebrated rt the Meth^ Bartow. Mr. and Mrs. I.cslic MrOn*’ of the prettiest and most three to six in honor of her attrac­ .Summary of the Floating Small odist Sunday school with r.n appro Hay, N. Y. city; N C. Adntnson, original events in children’s circle* tive guest. Mrs. Robert Allen Carse Talk« Succinctly Arranged for priate program of music and recitaHinton. Mass.; Z. Spinks, Oviedo; was the Peter Hulibit party given by or llerwick. Pa. Sanford's New Steam Laundry Hurried Herald Headern i lions anti nn attemlance of 230. The T. It. Sammis. Tavares. E !.. limine Walbr Carter Saturday afternoon to An atmosphere of spring pervaded Sanford now l^.» a ne various classes showed un excellent »team Orh,lido. A (ì Martin. Jacksonville; a number of young friends. The the pretty little hoffie whose rharm laundry, und it is equipped to lake! ff. Kelix Meyer, St. Louis, Mo; charm of simplicity prevailed in the was enhanced by- quantities of dell- rcapanac to the roll call, thr roHoc»' Household goods, Imperial irons “ " " i ca[T. of 1,11 ,h" " ° r'“ l,I Lilia city or I Archer It. Nash. Fredericksburg-. VaT; decoration« of the attractive rooms cattily tinted (link verbenas and other tlon being $'J.37. lain«at the flit, new asta. !......I... ,nd yeast ek es at Simon’s. ttu-tf ,Ilft least laundry ..Ill will I_I be ... in.................. j g. L. Latimer. ... Wnycross. G a .fcM. ts E. In the Brotherhood class of men vith their arrangement of ferns und cut dowers. Roses nnd carnations there were thirty-seven present. Mrs. Peabody returned yesterday a few days. At present the man- Whoelright, N. Y. city; II. H. Pratt, cut flowers. in vases and howls anti baskets of The Woman's Bible Class comfrom a visit to her daughter, Mrs. ager. G. K. Britt is making strenu­ Atlanta, Ga.; Wm. Dow anti wife. Peter Knbhit received in the pansies and violets placed upon the ous efforts to make additions to his J. W. Dow, Mansfield, Mass.; A. W. posed of the mothers of the Sunday Griffiths of $arasotu. library enthroned in the heart of a cabinets anti tables lent their beauty plant...... thnt people , , . ! " * " * * " »chool showed a remarkable eUand-— Futrh, inuianapoits. Indianapolis. mu 1ml ; it. H. L L. All sixes bralslers. Mrs. Grace E. new , . will give the ► *«■«»i*o futch, >. great big eubbage head, for a rabbit anu. Iragiatuui to. the- »tlwunwit--o f - — *, . T •** . . Williams. 10G East First St. V C,t>: f-BlaUdoU and- family, Tsm ps;-M rrryou know « r a T l o v c s a cabbage the rooms. The graceful sprays of ance of twenty-seven, mothers who 7 , , hi rW" part Of the state, nnd if sur-[7m, Mrs. J. S. Garetson. Miami;I ,)Utcl, Ut,,r being introdured to asparagus fern entwined the rhandc- hiwi in many4instance« prepared A coop full of fnt hens- at U-f- face indications are any criterion he Mrs. c . Stephens, DeLand; Dickson ]»ete their little ones and big rr.ej too for Ituhhil the youthful guests i Her* und -f«*st«ioned the wlrHoiSfs, .. , , , , "Ver*. 64-21^ Th„ AU U * «•* 1 . 1 «, »I,G n. ________ J Sunday school. .This c l..« is known -*. *" r*'*' * ' *' l *" n' *' B. Thairin, 'W tlT H . North, Jnck-1 were bltndfuldetl nntl each given n ! The dining table, with Its handsome T. U. -Lanier of Tavares was in ,r . *' ,.'1' . . . . |sonville; J. L. Morrison, llolaind; |n|| to pig on Cotton Tail, Peter'* ' Iere «-over, it* perfect appointment us the Truth Seeker . urder-tho di------- u — 1------the city this morning en route from . J '.0 ,Sanfur,t Su>l>m l-mndry is j j Hedrteh, Tiynna: J. J. Maloney. i.„.,i, The Daughters of Wesley, Mrs. Rob­ -f[in?i^TT^TLTot l*on, C. R.l Cotton Tail lost his tail through n with vases of (link roses was rhr.rhterts, toucher, ht.d an attendance of * f' 111 1 •"inut, tin part of Driscoll, Jacksonville; ( . E. Black, misumlerstaniling of fate, ages upon ing. Baskets and bowls of nnsturFine-line of hose, 25. !I6 und 50c. , twelve, while Mrs. C. L. Wing's the lot recently purchased by Mr. Montgomery. Ala.; John Thompson. ages —... agone ...... . was „i............ „in .... cleverly told by- tiums were used effectively against Mrs. Grace E. Williams. |0G East Taylor of the Sanford girls numbered, sixteen. Bottling Collington, Conn.; J. H. Stiles, Iiroad Mrs. Carter, to the great delight of the background of potteil plants First St. 64-2tc Works. The new building of the Beach, Conn.; II. H. Preston, SaA special program hnd been )>reWalter and his guests. After tho and ferns upon the pojeh. 4migW.fen-.tW uwsii sri ■«*f*-Kintgf im>1 Armour’s Star hams at Leffler’s. laundry was found Inadequate on vannah. Ga.; L. D. Stuuffcr, ChattaUkfPiklVk -CuUtttt- Xask iw>oiiH.6» Ml » "lirtV* T?.®' Iv T Herndon* ÏÏnïnflIy sic and recitations ts follows: Vifiu!\LJ LVlUb-metaase-Àw» WinoAs^hnrrrt-.—rf*,rnnr t t - j - -nj, , » . - f i------ ----------*; merniis tails, ant! it was found that ! gowned in white organdie, emhroiIIn h »1... r... * _1 . 1 _ I !.. Song. "W oathes for tho King,'*’ the first w'eek and already new Among the prominent visitors to Charles Brown wn.s the winner of a',|(,r,.l| |n |,iuk with-bodice of pink Miss Allen's class. This was u pret­ additions are being made to \hc the city’ yesterday were Congress­ brown rabbit. Then began the fun ^clinrmeuse received the guests nnd ty number in which the giHs' carried building nnd equipment. man Sears, Mrs. Scam nnd son, of seeking fo r the little yellow hid-1presented them to Mrs. Watson and wreaths of green. Mr. Britt I* an experienced laun-| «lies und numerous little while bun-! Mrs. Curse Joseph. Recitation, Pierce Griffin. , dry man anti not only thoroughly jm nies hidden out of^ doors nnd to Mrs Watson wore a lovely gown i-t i ii . h w m ta : un nu: im im ik t a m Duet, Margaret Cowan and Mari­ Boiletl ham still to be^hatl at Lef- understands the business but is a Myra I... the much coveted Peter „( white lare and blue velvet Ml IIJUlT til t m t.rn I IrM KNT an Newton. fl,’r *• G4-21 skilled mad / i»t in erecting lautiRabbit of thg eubbage patch was y(,. Curse wns a charming figure Reading. "Easter Dawning," MolFor a Safe Shave! dry |ilant* anil knows exactly what Several weeks ago the City Beau p re se nt e d a* the w i n n e r in t h .......... while c o p i e d silk with pink rieu- lie Abernathy. go to Albert Gramllng's real sanitary k""* machinery to purchase to ,lIu| (.(immlttee of the Woman's and ,u,d contest Gutties were en- buds i n te r wo v en , gur ni l t i t ed in' ery»Song. Mrs. Wing’s Class. barber shop. Alt punre of proven- kive tile people of this section tin„ prue of one dollar each to joyed and then the real event hap- ta1 trimming Baptism of five boys anti girls very best in laundry work tmh is worth a pound of cure. Scrth. Sixth Seventh und Eighth grades pend a* the children inarched into Mr*. C. O. McLaughlin wore a who were afterward received Into \ice De Luxe, 119 W. First St. The Sunfurd Steam Laundry will fur the best written essays on "Dur tho dining room for refreshments. ( <|ajnty gown in pastel tints, ftshlonthe church closed the delightful ex­ Gl-tf muke a specialty in fnmily washing City." To the Eighth grade was It was a picture of happy childhood r(| tt|H, rjcb luce. ercises. |*residing rt the coffee Urn was The weather man seems to be und this will lie it boon to the ladies given "Our City Government," to as they gathered about the board to Mr. J. K. Mettinger is superin­ The table was Mrs Forrest Lake wearing r hand- tendent of the Sunday school and Is getting the proper dope on Florida of Sanford who have had trouble the Seventh "How Can a Grammar enjoy the purty. weather now bnd it is hoped that for many years in obtaining satis­ School Student Become a Good Cit- very lovely with its dainty nppoint- notne gown of white channelise wuh very proud of the excellent reedrd -j iren." and to the Sixth "Our 'Honu ntent the pink and yellow of the <IVerilress of silk net. with folds «if his school is making. from this time forward we run have factory wurk in family washing 4 4 Town." The girl* winning the prizes) color scheme displayed upon the colored citarmeli*«and silver Although the Held is well covered gold real weather. ,/ \gncs Andes. Eighth grade* whit, cover with its spray* of green trimming* H i u t r r E'|/v H u n t * Sundays join the merry crowd at by laundries Loth local und foreign were whose paper is published in fern -.-I pink festoon» dr.tpcd about Mrs D I. Thrasher, who *erve«l the Sanford Steam Laundry prom pi.per Woodland Park. Music amuse­ The children of several Sunday is,-- to occupy « Held all it* own thi* Issue. Hclcr Shelton. Seventh t li •• .oles ami ■orner* and cat.gbt the Ices was prettily- gowned in ments, bathing Lease It Jnr >our anti the people id tin* city will pat grulle, paper to be published Friday with pink and yellow chrysant h«-- white luce- net with hands of gold schools were happily entertained next picnic. See photos at pop-corn witli the ever popular Easter egg In the center a table re- colored charmeuse roture the home industry, all being and Virginia I >e('our*ey. whose essay- mum wagon. 63-tf hunt yesterday afternoon. liccio gave bark tin beauty of equal and the work being "f tin- »dl appear next Tuesday A walk if l Those serving were Mrs II L. At the Episcopal church in tho grei.t bowls of yellow Mr and Mr* Ernest Molnnr cv nasi urtiti ms. TIM* SanIoni Stputn Laundry ubout tin- <ity will show the n-sulls Jones. Mrs. It. R. Dean. Mrs. Goo pert to leave in a few days for will operate a delivery wagon that - of the Junior ( ivic und < ity* Beau- At each piaci were dainty little D Bishop. Mrs It (' Bower and grounds surrounding it. th e. little Gainesville where Mr Molnnr lias will call for the laundry, and deliver tifili beautifying campaign that is Elis’ • r basket* with egg» lim’ - an Me * Laura Ftsh, all of ihem wear­ folks enjoyed a grand old time seek­ leased iIn- Hotel Graham * They the iiipic- promptly and the motto being waged by t lies*- committee* dies pretty pink and yellow iced ing charming, pretty costumes Pink ing for egg*, with Mrs. G. F Smitn have been the guests of Mrs ,\tul­ if I flie new stimm laundry will be Sanford is awakening to civic pride, cuke- with candles and Easter pia, c und white predominated in the dain­ and Mrs Mobley to watch over them. nar's parents, Mr and Mrs It E "The best of work promptly done The t il) officers anil Thrlr D c-1cardIt wn* an afternoon of ty refreshment« Harp berry ice. de­ At the home of Mr. C R. Wulkc/, Takach for several weeks luprtmi-nts linppv surprise» will, it« yellow and at reasonable price* licious little white iced rakes decor­ superintendent of the CongregnI Every puhlt^spiritcd citir.cn should whi'* cake* in the »hspc of of ated with pink rose«, pink mints, Frog Culture tional Sunday school the children of kno w all about the government of rabbit* anil biddies, t be rabbit* in salted English walnut* and coffee Easy*, interesting und immensely It a pi i*i busier Servici that Sunday school hud a good time. t|,air t 11v (be n.t nu-s of t bg, Im di ,1 lièrent whf* the biddies in yellow and last wen* served profitable Demand fur exceeds sup Morning scr vue II a m Mr. Walker is never so hnppy ns but not least the strawberry and department*, what they i f t c ( o r a n d ply Now's breeding time Write It was one of the prettiest social when surrounded by children, which Prelude, Andantino diarie vat,ilia ice cream. Ill the tones of who till* them f«r folder. Breeders ynd h«itel stork Blount Miss Davi* events of the season und a charming aIways insures a fine time for the It was a The chief executive of the city is the general color scheme '. • a lor sale. Thl- Ortega Breeding co mmen'ement of the gnyeties, card little folks whenever he is host. The Doxology. choir, congregation. the mayor Mr D I. Thrasher fil­ happy uftitnoon of unalloyed pleas Farms. Jacksonville -Ortega 52«- . Miss D ii vi * parties, dances and club ulTuirs that golden egg was found by Sarah ls a very busy limn He presides un for the young host und his little Fla. til dtp will mark thr post-lenten festiv- ■wi^fii, nnd refreshment* served Invocation. Pastor over the city couni-il. is head of the guests and only the falling shades of il les which udded to the pleasure of the F. A Schumpert is spending a night brought the festivities lo un Hymn. "All hail the power of p|ice depurtmett. uppoint* thè « htef fa ■ few days in the city, the guest of Ins Jesus' ntitne.“ Hidden Choir, con- ol polire, hus more or less power end. Those present were Mary Elixegg hunt. , Another Easier egg hunt was given daughter, Mm. George D. Bishop. gregatinti, Mjs* Davis. Ih Tuckrr ill ll’>innn'« ( ’mb Margaret Neat, over thè other administrutive de- « both Puleston. the Beginners and Primary Depart­ His many friends are giving him a Srriptnre. Pastor pnrtincnl* und look* after thè geli Maud Lake. Mytu Lee. Margaret Wednesday afternoon nt three warm welcome home Mr Sebum Pj'ters. Mildred Lee, kutheryn o'elork I>r Samuel Tucker will up- ment* of the Baptist Sunday school Interlude, "Two Ko D Spio/- ,.ful wrlfnre of thè city in the North park Gaily hunting pert is immigration and farm dem­ lier Mi»* Davis Meisch. Katherine Svine» t'liurlotte Tlie city cotimil i* compiiseli of pent before the YAortmn'* t'lub lo .'lore,I eggs this onstration agent for the Southern Evelyn Brown d* liver an a.Hires* on tin- Mmlern 'ur t III" pretlv l’ r.iver P »tor siv ini-lliber» Th. V are siimi* uf lio* ,,n.| trina Simili Kuilwny and his work take» him over Messr» Diane Turner. Algernon Speer l««e I »r1« up some of it» .themes and bui , I, of hi-ppv . *ill,Iren too enjoyed \ut hem I" K«*".*' S*.1UH .,b|e»l meli II, thè «li;. a tine time S«-veral others will fol­ the southern states Meisch. ( ‘ hurle» Brown Paul t • Im i \ ber m i i ii v Tolur Divisori. VdutttMr* Ti m Mungili v l.ori) I* < 9 method* Dr Tucker'* visit has low in tin- co urrà of the week. Dingee und llerndon Their iluly i- nor. Sum Fleischer and John l.«'e Tomato Plants Livingston Globi 11o v . • (mir MI I 'a VIS been unticipulod with keen Interest, ■* « ->3 to pass ordtnunces for thè govornA few thousand ready to set this A nnou lift'me ni*, Pustor. by the members of the club for some m Tea-Ten SocinI Offertory, "Song Without Word*,” meijt of thè city. week, f ‘2.00 |>er m. F L. Greene, Charmin <j Al Home for Wst'for 1time nnd he will receive a cordial <■ è li Mr« t ’Jifs Pennington will Ite F. p. Atherton Miss Davi». West Side. G5-2ir One nf thè most importarli funrWhile I.«-nt hr* not put a completi- welcome Owing to the fuel that he rW li«»»ti’ss tn th«’ Inti b-* of t h < ( ongreSolo, "Unii. Glorious Morti," Ada tions of th«- locai governinoti! is tiie end to the smini gavi-tiis this y«-ar spent hi* early life in Sanford and .im Shave Yourself gn11 <»ii nt «huri-h unii their friends Solo. " H a l l , Glorious Morti." (irotection of tifi*. I,4*ttii und (iroper usual there lies been a cessation r* a griduHt«. ol ibe Sanford High The way to save lime, save your Adam Gallici Mr* H o y , Mi** Da ty The polire depuri nielli is very "I such thing* a» dancing partii* . nil School, it i* but nrttir:«l that his Thur««lit> afternonn at her home on patience, save your money and save ; «j-t J Tlu-se suciiils are w. Il orgamzed tlieri’ heing a niglu b.ige card parties und Easter we.-L old friend« end assoliate* ••houM (eil tin* II ••1g fi t •i VIS your fare is to shave yourself with u» well as a day force The chlef »id see tile resumption ol iffelf- of a p'oprn’t.irv interest in him Dr .1filling til,- iu«i*t •■« t oy .«tile " f ■buri ll Scrino ij Pa-tnf the safety razors. We have the fol­ Petiniiigttin prtimtYair «• a n d \lr. \|r Tlllls * e e - t|..'t th ey presi f \ . I I * k i n d t o g e t h e r w ft h lli.lliv lor l',n ki-r loi.it» the I -«;g11* I, depart Som: "1 m l'r istiiig Lord in lowing in stork liest «’ V«*r DIM• of tinrnetil it the Polytechnique Institute 'i''* «u"' The d«- « I urch work t ii.nr i ongrcg\>foii «■xi «*11« ut or.b-r in tlo- , ity Gillette, Gem. Jr. Durham Gi! * I h* • . Ei-h‘V First and one of l ho most impur ol Brooklyn, N Y and deliver» le. purtmeiit <>f pulilii health is one I«'fie, Erulers, Ever Ready and Auto Miss Davis from the social point of view lure course* at Columbia I'niverslty /fnatiin l .yri cn Kvening »ervici . * 1» p ni , thnt is v«-r> importati! The head t.mt Strop und utl the accessories Get lie delivers his lecture to the SunAs tiie time draws nearer for the the charming recepii.m with Prelude. R. muti/.,." Alfred Green of thè depuri meni t» Mr Arile Smith wu* the huliit nl shaving your own (are which Mrs. William E Wat*on en -1 ford Citili under the auspices of the Continued on Page 8 »w*j. He inspecta tho sewerag«system, fel«l. Op. 45. N«>. I Miss Davis. « and you will always do it. sanitation un«l water supply of the Song. "1 am Coming. I-ord.” HnrtHill Hardware Co. city. He also looks aft«T the general suuglt ('hoir, congregation. Miss GO-tfc • health of the citizens. The fire dcDavis. pnrtmenl-is also very efficient. it is S T A T E M E N T OF CONDITION Scripture, Pastor Another invoice of hnts and flowers better equipped th/iji the department Solo. "King of King*.'' Frank II received this morning. Mrs. Grnce of most cities of thi.s-siz«-, having n Brackett Mr« - Hoy E. Williams. 106 Enst First St. gooil force of fir««ment. with Mr Prayer. Past or. 64-2tc Anthem.* " I ’rasie Wr.it» jn Zion.P Paxton as lep.der, nnd a reliable fire Off to Tallahassee IL S. Ix>renz Mr Chase. Mr Wilii- engine. Sanford, Fla., at Close of Business April 3rd, 1915 Reginald S. Holly, eldest »on of mun, choir. Mi»» Davi». The department which has charge the editor of The Herald left on of the construction of str«*eta and Announcement*. I*» »tor l.l ABILITIES Sunday night for Tr.lluhu**ee where RESOURCES Offertory, "Shallow»." Bond Miss pavi'mcnls i* one that affects the he wj|| act us n clerk in th- senate. Davis. convi-nienee of every «-itireti. Lurge Loans nnd Discounts $17.1.098.19 Capital $ 50,000.00 He met Hon. A. E. Donogan, senator Song. "Only Trust Him," Str.ck- sums of money were expended to 18,114.92 Stocks and Hunds of tho Nineteenth senatorial district ton— Choir, rongtegnliun, -Miss Dn- bring nhout the good street und side­ 1,450.25 Surplus ami Undivided Profil« Bond« Deposited with Stale on the train hero nnd they tnnde the vls. walk conditions existing in Sanford 4-1.00 Diiidends Cnpnid 5.000.00 Treasurer , trip to the state capital together. Sermon, Pastor toilay. 2,572.96 5,000.00 Furniture nnd Fixtures Bond Account • Reginald will stay the entire sixty Song, "Come, Sinner, Come!" Pal­ ill Mr. Lovell, the city clerk nnd 1.250.00 providing the lure of home mer— Choir, rilngregution. Miss Da­ treasurer hold* r. very importent Beal Estate Itc-dÎNCounts None doe* not give him «homesickness be­ vis. 211.10 |H»sitiun. lie keeps tho Recounts and Overdraft« ................... None Bill« Payable fore that time and will prohuldy looks after the finances of the city.1 CASH AND DEPOSITED IN know moro than his father by the 208,980.65 DEPOSITS AR of 'the- departments are well 128,197.73 BANKS tlme*»ic return*. organized and city officers we" $328.474.90 $328.474.90 chosen. To the Publir ,m GRAMMAR SCHOOL ESSAYS ..il a R EMINOLE r OUNTY j g ANK M ANY' TROUBLES DUE TO AN INACTIVE LIVER The organized trades unions of Hanford wiah to announce to the public, their readineu to do every­ thing In the line of building labor. Muny of the troubles of life such «nd u»k your support to give you food and efficient work In the trnile* a* hondarhe. indigestion, constipaconnected with building. Carpenters |tion and luck of eti«*»K>' «re lu«- to fnsson», brickmasons, tinners und inactive liver* plasterers of tho best arc combined GRISBY'S 1.1' -*t EH-LA X f® the union and are also fellow cit-) natural, vegetable n-me«ly (hat will ¡zenz and taxpayers. Why not cm- get the livet right and make these It ha?- none of ploy them instead of "Floatera," trouble? dixappeat outsiders and cheap negro mechan­ the dangers or discgreeahle after ist and ao help aupport your own effect* of calomel. Get a 60c or I I bottle of thl* ome town? Any. one in need of the nliove workmen, communicate •piendid remedy Irom your druggist » “ h C r q. Pearson, P. 0. Uox 876. todey. Every bottle beat* the like-, Husint-M Agent for the organised ness of L. K Gri*by. who guaran­ tees It tbiough Wnr> G. Aldrudge. trade* - union» of Sanford (adv.). The Herald office was the most popular place in the city yesterday while the fight returns were’ coming in. The crowds around the office were estimated ns several hundred Th«- Herald ihii 1»«- depended upon to give the m-w « at all times and th«(leoffie knowing thi* are always on htin«l at tho office when there i» soutething doiqg. • • m • . FAIN D E N T IS T won k k in Wlimt rniru: Th« ; blu mi-ti»gemi.i.t o( liiAM nk is reflected in the fine statement rbov«* rendered. We point with pride to our Irry«« Dcpodt Account, Mtii^B^positive evidence that our people desile to place their funds w^th their HOME Itflmp IN STITU TIO N .Vr.«i to ident if« themselves with this STRONG PROGRESSIVE BANK. The be*t Bunk for you i* tiie Bunk owned anti controlled by your neighbors; people who live with you mil hi ve yeur Inter«.-’ . . ( lm,rt . ¡H-tiple wlm nr - t <>t here to muke money nut of you to further outcid.- u Ter- st* ’ THIS BtN’ K IS OWNED AND MANAGED BY PEOPLE OF THIS l O M M l NTY . IT THEREFORE MERITS Y o i It SUPPORT We extend to ><>u n «x>t«linl it vit. tmn l«> inrRe THIS BANK Y'OUR BANK, and ullow u> to . <M*t \ou in your affairs, i, Is Seminole County Bank Court H omo Building only PEOri.KS BANK BUILDING ROOM 0 ST LAKE, President D. L. THRASHER, Yice-Presidenl A. R. KEY, Cashier « ÌÙ ÌÌIÉ 6elisM U «*àlH É É 8IÌH - •H ^S^^ - �N o tie r o r KALK 1 . . . s u, l r , t ■ r l. su K H irr*H r a l i : . . • llt-# hrrrby fPr»n ‘ » V . 'V H 5 r f l r tS r & tfV . , _ _ .i H ^ Ä M D id Y o u E v er S e e ia M o u s e ? . p l a y e d In n clear, ™ - * » * *■ »,lajr o r m o r e —( l i e Ar . . . v . » f r \ » r , ^ r # k i t r * • pl l a nsj » TwM r t ya- « nr » a1 31: * #»•«. » I sSanford. a j r Semino*» â j î A rFlorida, a r . íon - a Mon .:: county. l»«in ( part to ainhli» nlnrtren l»,. ran,. m o r e t h e m er r ier . S* ■ ' AIt TIiuh " n l e a d e r uud ml m an ." A g o o d « t r a p p i n g I k») r n i l a * " e n d m a n '* T h e le n d e r I k* i i i i ) » l i e . It d o o m i ' t n u ttie r g a m e 1 » p lu y eil « l a n d i n g na c lo s e t o g e t h e r a » » ¡ i n l i n e » In n I h i x . The thirty ¡.r'k z tv a i « . . .... * ...» . * 1* « . » >?»«*-«• m. ihr »..uth h»ll G R l I l U i i ; A l>»( O T T K H , nl th r n o r t h » r . t mitrtrr ul Ihr •outhvral quarü p r rlil M u l r r lrr ot Hrrllon Thlrly-Iour « 3 » i. T o . n . h l p C r o r » . ( ì llrrrlnr. T wrnly ( 20 » »milh. Itan». T h lr ly-Iw o Solirilor (or ( ‘ umiilamanl (3«> » » • ! Salti I rcprrly h*lnf Irtlr.l u|.on ÄI T «M - A i r . prrl> ul ihr •!rlrn*l»nl. I I* ai I h » ; p niprrlj Ilari, and In .ill.li •»'•! »»»riunir* nH r oti ■ T rr m » ni .al*-. f i»*h. p » t r h » tr i<* ^ t ||rr , f Appllralian lor Taa O r n i I'n.irf p »y (or llttr. . A e d i « « 1 1 1 » I lit« U r a r f t l Htalwtra — , . v _ __________________ _ *4. I IA K I . .- Sorter I» hrrahy * lv*n that ('arroti A Hhrrltl ol Srminnlr Colini)), Florida C. II. Ilotdnaon. ani) liirklnaon I ^ . h^ r - d .r ^ ^ V 'ir d Ua.yT.V j-n :MA.r,ü* A lllrklnton, A lty * . for l'ialnllfl. j **<*. ha. oi»H «»id rrrtiftcair In my offlr« 17-Tnra-lt * and haa mad* application lor tal drrd lo . the r i g h t ¡ . e n t i e r (tir et t l r o e i — D i d y o u o v e r » e o n momie? > lllg h t Hand N c lg b lw r— N o What does It look like? > I ^ i a d e r — I t h w k * t i k e t h i s (u t r P t r t j M out loft Drill mid point* trilli fondili urr. keeping that |kwII!q„). Itlght hand neighbor then turu* to ■ Ittua In arcordanra aiilh la*. Said rrr- Ida or her right Imnd neighbor, nnd the lirtratr rmhiim (hr foUcarinx drarrlbrd same form Is gone through nil down N O T I C E o r MALI! proprriy attualrd In .Srmlnol* • Counly. .. ................. .......... . . . . .... Nollrr It hrrrhy >14.n, (hai under and Florida, to-wii iir(. ttö« It. W and 7u& Kto Hue, no when it la thelenderji turn by virtu. ol a linai drrrar ol (orrrlnturr If N, of *a JLtr*. galloon JL-lUx— run * nmtlT“ nit ttlf left Orili» are Stretched ^ . . —— — «mmI . » I « m a d - ir n-th r-m i r it *7 Of Cfd 'u ary; ! CTTTTt. N. I » 50 ft.. Sl.ly alon* l.akr 360 „li I„r. » ____ _____ .... « A. IV l i l t , jiy (h r Hon or an t« Juror« Vf II, P. to point -170 II W « I lire hrr. 23, ° « t Ulld nil t i l e l e f t f n r e t l l l g e r » p o i n t e d fw-rkitu^ J«*.lat- « t «hr C i m i l i < ouri. ot th r i Tp. I » . le 30. , L e n d e r (» O c o n d t lu ie i — D U ! t o u e v e r Brvrnffl» In and leer I h r . . T. .h. ». «aid at — Ihr —-— data .j . . . . . j r f f Juiilrial Juulrial Clreull. * ... - .................... — .land . . . . hrin* a«*r«« - . —rd- — . . . . . ___ . . County nt Srmlnolr. Klnrtda. In Chanrrry. nt (hr laauaner nt turh rrriirtralr In thr luotW e! in a rrrtaln rautr thrrrin j-rndln*. wharrin • nartr oj. Anthony W. Ilrowp. Unir«« »» W | Itlght 11II till N 'c l l l l l k i r — N o Wlint „ » arro rd ln f , , ................ J. N. Whltnrr h rnroplainant. ahd T h r rrrtllfrat« «hall I r rrdramrd arrordlrc (o on ,k Ihr* l|Ol,n It l o o k l i k e ? l— a* ------ •Ihrrron 1 ------- — Howard*Parkard Ijin d Company. * rat— 1 •lax * * drrd •*— ■* lilt ‘latur -yriAbW___ ; fcudl'r^ lI TIT.;tV~TTTm~TTif~ j'str'iclmn out right arm and |>olnt» with foreiln ger. keeping Hint position). (arai) K. .«■ I1O U 0I.A8S. Inolo* rounly, Florida, on Monday, th* Ath i Clark Clrrult Court, firminola Co., Ha. day n( April. A. I». 181 A, th « tarn» b rin » i Ily Ja«. C. Kobrrla. 11. C. a IrgaI aalra day. and *lthln Ihr |v(al houra.1 61-Tuaa-Ale ot »air, i h r proparty drrrard lo br »old, and drarrlbrd aa f o l t o * » ; situatrd In thr I county ol Srm lnol« t o * « l t : , T h « S. W QuaHrr of th# 8 . E. g u artrr. In l a u r i o f Ihr ( auoty Jud«r. Srmlnolr These <|tirations go in the name man­ ner down tbo line, all tnklns the same |M>a|t|on. Leader (third tltuei'-Dld lioku ever. At iiiot the el* Hin f| world, ñn er livre» of «eu* nini, really.«-* Huit our gmtlest t>( nil ftle-rlligs Is world pmee .Vallons do not l|ve tmly on w lia i they themselves plfsltlen Hrlliilli Is nln:»l«l.' >out I>t*lIttI to liii|aiil her ftsid supply * Slop that and «in* star*«*»: lien« «* her giganti* ii.nal |oi«-«*s Ollier lialiolis a» the.» iio tea-«* in |«>pil lai ion will Is* •'«•iiipelltsl to do likewise. Many ninnili Import a largì* |sirtlou of ttlelr fötal sup (liles X nII iiiis feiil emll otliyf Our fluty Is to itgt*|tiir«* for Hits high destili), nini Hie path Is ohvloun. since tin* Increased «u* .c|uillge_0Í luod pcudllcls -In- III* «•vitalile. I stilimi! that the only mensuro rcipilrcd today for the maliilemutce of world |s*ii«*i* Is an agreement among . ( ( i r i f or four «>f the lending « ItMirasi |s«w ers unid us maiiy more a» d«*-ire tu—join—(ln»-mr»rr —rtrt* - rrertTT' ' t(hsilg«sl to iayo|H*rsi(e agaius' I turlM*rs of world p«*i"y* sleeii i such arise, which «voiiiil sinç<«l.r la* |s»ss|hh* in the lace oj * the parfiu'rehlp ngri*«*iiieul sag -* * * «’«•lid a n d by a li l i v o f Ills h e lu g m u s t m a n li i i p w n n l a m i o i t w n n l t o w a r d perfci'tloti I l e «>f g iss t cheer, »oldten« of |«HCe All K'ws W ell III t ills t i l e h olie st o f nil • rusa d e s tlu*r«r enti In* no s u c h t«K.»f^)lf*wVnd»*,i^ Hr/1 lil'Wi«: ““ .^ a * *a —o * « A ^ 3 9 * a . ^ « a a Sprri at hi attar. Gao. G. Ilrrrinc. Sollritor (or Complainant ______ ___ M ^ s r i H ’ S N A IF Hnrftr an<l by virtu* ol a V r r r r r „1 lorrrloaur# and talr rrndrrrd by Ihr llonorablr J u d f ol Ihr S rv rn lh Judltlal Circuit ol «br •tat# of Florida for lUminot# county In chancery « h t lor In a rrrtaln r a.r thrrrin pendine, wherein T h e !lir «fh l.umhrr Fnm ¡»any p i . !• rnmrlalnanl and W. W ll red ) end K K. ìl rady are defmdanU. Ihr uni!«ralriitd, m it ie r ii l mieter tn rhanrery will •ell to the hiche«t and )>«^t bidder, fnr rash, in front of the court house door in Sen forti. H orld i, durine the Ireal hour* *»f etlr on Monday. April ¿th, 1916. the following personal property, to*wit: One brown horse mule named Jim and weigh* I n g about 1.100 pound*: one gray mare mule named Mollie, and weighing about 1100 pounds: one brown mare mule named Mary and weighing about I30Q pound«; one hay mare mule named Sarah and weigh­ ing about loftO pound*; one bay marr mule named Jane. and weighing about 1200 pound«; one roan mare mule named llaUy. and weighing about 1200 pound«: one black marr mule named lletty, and weighing about I 2&0 pound«: one brown hor«e mule named Kill and weighing about 1200 pound» on« brown horse mule named llnh and weighing «bout 1200 pound«, and one blark marr muir nam»*l Jratlr, and * r l ( h l n ( about 1900 pound* The shoe* »ale (a continue«! until Monday. M«y 3rd. i m GEO* N H IGH Y . • Special Master In Chancery. Massey A Wartow. sola, for Compita. ¿¿•Tur* 9tr Wlint j ToVl'Crodltora. I^cairr*. DUtrlbutrr«. and j Hand Neighbor—No. all Prrtona. having Claim» or Drmandt doen .lt look like? ■irainst «ahi K«tl(«! Idinder—It ’looks llkt; lids, (kneels .on You. i m i rarh of you or* hereby no* and >ri)utred to present any rlafm« left ktteu with botti arma atrctcti«*»! end «lemand* whlrh you. or either or you, Ntralciit util. Doth forefinger* polliteli >>•»• • « • i n t i *»>- #•*•!• U A u * «l» U A All down tin* line In turn take the •, i , ,l "r.* « I r r ' a —«!. J « " ’ **' ermlnola ( nun* «>* ftnrUa. »«• th# un .l.r.lin rd #a»rulrl«. ■ante position. f* «••«»'•* «h h ln «*»“ f t » " *h» , I w e d Mareh 20lh, A I» I 91h i II>A S I K K I M . I A K K A M O K K . F tec ut r ta •» • *Tuee-Mr lender (fourth timet—Did you ever »co a titolisi*? Itlght Hand Nelghlnir—No Wlint does It look like? Lender—It look» like this (give« a gentle |>ush with tho right sboulderi. Thin Is nil (he game, ns you will plainly nee. nnd If you do not laugh III nntured you will Ik*. N O T H K IIF AN N ItiN M K N T T o_ all «h u m li may concern^ T ohe mitirr T haul haw • been namrtt assignee by C. II. Itichard»nn, assignor io a deed conveying t i e property both real and personal of the aald assignor, for the benefit of hi« rred* lio n , which deed provide« for an e<|ual distribution of the assignor« real and per* ■onal property, among the several rred* itora of the said assignor in equal propor­ tion« of their respective demand«, and all of thr creditors ol the said assign.ar will take notice accordingly of the fact of (hr a . . l ( n m * n i . anyl arr rallril upon to fila * ith mr wlthin . I K y ttay» if turh rrnllt »»■ feelde in the .t«te or if- beyond the !• rr»l«• of the state within fnui months from lhr date hereof »worn statements of their ■«(H reapeetlve claims against the «aid assignor f)ate«l March 22nd. A 1» 1915. V A N C E I hOCGLASH. Aaslgnee fil TUr« - lie □ raxil'a Rat C atch er*. In certain parla of Itraxll. where tin* rllm nt«* I » IntctlKcIy hot nini I l i o lim iti' . «ni <nnimt live, n «lurnc-ti<- rat «*nl«'lii*r I* «*ui|il«iyoil «vtinsi* presemi* nt ilr*t lirlngs a steri «>( horror to nnrtiiern vlaltom. T lirtt* siltistltiites fo r retln lile olii tnliliy a re |ierfectly haruileHs » n a hi-* nini a re t*tu|iiuye(l all o v e r Itrn zll ila Ilio n ext lM*st ( litui; to ou r ti Tour fo o te d frien d Thi< re p tlle s are »m a ll Inm e o iis trl' te r» and nleep In thè Iloti««*, g e n e ra li) D E P A K T M E N T UK T I I K I N T E M I U l t tf. H. l.ai«d Office at Uaineeville, FIs March 20. IVIN Notice ia hereby given that Thorna* ( Hutchinson, rf Oster/i, Florida, who. Aa Ordlaanre Kcqulrtng Ike Grading and on March 24. 1919. made Homestead En­ Patlag of M agnolia Aveaae with Vitri­ try, No 0 WSR9. for MU of S K ' » , Section fied Hr Irk from thr loleroelrlon of Nov* I I and S*k of S W * p Section IX. Town* lit |!lP f o o t o f l lio Rllllr1» Wlien ulglit ealk Ntrerl to ik e lnlcr«ectloa of Teatk • hip 19 South. Kange 3| Fast. Tallahassee Nlreel . Meridian, ha« filed notice of intention tu conte« on tlicy «vake frolli sleep and He It Ordained l y the Mayor an d ^ C ity make ( ’ ommutation Proof, to establish sllently nnd swlftl.r ÌM*gln tlielr Work Council of Hanford, Florid» Haim to the land above described» lie of glldlng nlKiut Ilo* Itoli««* ami neek Section I. That Magnolia avenue «hall be fore Clerk __ _ of __ Circuit ______ Court, _____ at Sanford graded and ^paved with «Itrtflrd brick fr«»m Florida, on thr f.th ds> of MsyT 191% Ini; rat« th« intrr*e«ti<n of Seventh «(reel to thr in Claimant (.«mes as wilnnum tersertlon of Tenth street, «a i l briek pave­ T h e «« * « m i k e « un* o ffen*«! f o r s n l c In J K Fill«, of listeen, Florid«. ment to br a width of t w r n t v s l t feet. U f Carpenter, of (>«teen, Florida. all th è nitirketM <>f Untila n n d P r l n g • aid paving to be done in arrordanre with Il V Harris, of Osteen. Florida. the plan« and specift* al ion« therrfnr, sub -1 front f i t o $Ti. T x-ron llu g t o t h e l r » I x e •Y A Ilf.M.k • of Osteen. Florid« milted to the city engineer « f Sanford. KOHF.KT W f»AV|S. Il I« «n l i l f l i n t ( I l e i nre so e n s i l y tn n ie il Florida, and now on Ale In the c flrs of 61 Tues-Stc Kegistef the city clerk cf Sanford, "Florida, l i e pat tlnit I f r e t t i l i « «si fro u i «ine Iloti»*! t o mi Ing of «aid «treat shall b* begurt within »liie r tlu*) w i l l r etu rn nliu iM t nn In ■l*l> day« from and after thl« ordinance Notice ef Appilralien fwt T a« Heed I nder . «hall r>ecome effective: that should any propNccllln S73 of ikh General Nlalute« vnrlntily iik n d o i u e s t l e n t e d cnt. r r \y. • wl,f.r« . • • » I n f f property abutting on Notice i« hereby f l** n that Florida Good *Ueef In be paved a« aforesaid, fail. H om e « Company, purchaser rr «i) Taa Cer wltkln thV time above provided tn pavo ttficate No. 323. dated the 4th It day of June Conundrum». •aid »tree! in front of their reaped!*# pro p­ A. D. 1906. ha« filed said rettificale In erty In areordanre with the U rm « ol thla my offUe and has made application for Which 1 « tin* «iiiiillct hritlct* In the ordinance . .and . .with tho . .plan« and .«peelfl. . I » * deed to iaaiir in arrnrdanre with law world? Tin* liriili;«* «if till* nit««* ration« thereof, heretofore prepared by thr said certificate embrace« the following dee * ity rnglnrcf, »aid work »hall be done rrlbrd property situated in Seminole to lta * Wlty «IiM*a tin* «*n«t wind n«*\«*r travel umlrr amt bv illrrrtloo of thr r i l y ut Ban- . ty. FlorMa. to - * i i II.* N. K ror. of I^ji Wtmlcltl ? Hfciin««* It I i Im « « h «it M«*nk .*ni1 ’ " * p r ° P #»r*lonatr ro*l lhrrr«.t 4, Srr. «. T p 20. Il 10 f: . r*io S in rh. • hall he a««e«*ed against the land upon YV r»*jj vh* N‘ 10 ch« , F •»1w rha Acre* Mdi!!i|lli-t which said f D i n e «hall abut and the Ht> f>*} Thr «aid lend bring a**s«u*i| si Ihr • all have a lien thsrrfor. cr»f»»fci||'e in like •Isle id the i«sue»ir*e cf surh rerliffrsfe id W it) !•* a Imd «lii«t like mi it mil**lnt: n nier a« uthrr lien* the name of I* Gernmnd I nlr«s said cer E-‘* p • Section 2 That the fst'urc uf arty proper» y owner to make (he improvements iter Ctit aim ve provided f«»r. said ork «hall be done by the city of Hanford, or aha!) bo let MP by •a contri cont r act % y t h e H f y ’ of Sa nf or d. * ‘ 4to the loweat and most responsible bid der. In acrvirdaace with the plan« and rp+clfirallana with reference to «aid wiwk. and two thir«!« of the cost of such grading, opening, curbing, pavinr. Imoroving and repairing ««Id «trect f»om thr date of the mm ple|ion of t i e work »ball be a lieu, superior to all (<ll»er Lent, r i n pt i»nly lien« for t a m upon the lot* rr |’foprf*v frontieg or abut ting Upon tbe «I t« » t hereinabove drvrribed •o f railed. r»r»s nr,I. tiav’rd. eurbed. im |»rov« d *»r r» ♦ a nl, and the rro-sTie g «»nr third ( f an* n stall b* j a« 1 t-v th» rtly Section 1 i »e estimated <'o«t of psvif g per w|uare yard fur the paving of the street aforesaid »• I I . kk per square yard, and the s*«tlmqted total cost of th** paving of that portion Of Magnolia a v m u r •'*■>«* rt.*. • flbetl is and the iMimi*ri| m t io lot o-n rra per toot troni *n Af arnc!! » avto ur ia ( 2 . ( 3 ! Iba a»li( r .ilm atr ol (j ir »cat ot aali] paving now bring oo fll. in Ih# «jfllra ot th* rtly rtrrk o| lanlont. H or - Iila »»«I oprnajt to public loatpcrtion rfurtn’ rr t t o n a b lr ottfrr buura. (or lb# brnrllt at lb# public. • K#ction (. TK# rily rnginrrr ia brrrby rr«iuir#d. uitbin ttn day» aftrr tba ftr.t publlraiton ol tbla ordlranrr, lo prrpara anJ HI# an r.ilmatr ol «hr amount of thr lien lor aurh paving which th# city will claim ■ulnu rarh of (hr lot# fronting or abut- ting upnn lb# .Ifrrl In b# io pavrd, «tblrh r.tlmat# »ball hr bated upon >br r.Gmatrd m l of aald work and upon Ihr frontag# of lota Upon Ik# .1rrrt to br pa«#d. Srrllnn 6. Any nrrann owning any Inl#rc«t In any ol aald property, abutting on (bat portion ot Magnolia avrnu* lo h* paved, aa atorraaid, .hall t,a«r tba right at any lima, within thirty j.v , atio, ih. tiling ot raid »«lltn.tr«. ## nformald with' »11» Grrh Ik* city rtrrk lo .^ m r o t lo tha ih* cuy city orra in# a aworn petition to br prrarntrd to Ika city counril. totting forth, that in Ih# opin­ ion of the petitioner, tk# rallniatrd amount of aurb Urn agon aucb lot la Inrurrrrt, «bow­ ing whrrrtn ll U Inrorrrrt, or why It will ote##d «hr tprrial benefit arrruing from tb* worb and paling lo bo dona tn front of aald lot. flortlon V The city council of Banford. FWIda. »ball, after proper nollrr, and within tha lima prescribed by ordiaaar». alt aa a board o l »quallaalloa. to baar aay and all petition» and . cowigjglnta which may b# pled In rafrrrnco to Ik . aatlmatrd coat of tb# paving provided for abov#, and to make duo and prepor Inquiry lato tba qumllea Invalvad, and tf it »hall appear to tha aatUfartlon af tb# city coaoril, alltlng a t • board of #qualiaatlon, that th# #otfraat#d amount of »aid li#n la correctly ##• llmatod, tho amooat ao Aa#d «ball #taad aa th* amount ef #urh lien tw ha claimed by tba c(ty ef Haoford, for tho pavlag of tho atraot aferoaatd. In front of aald property, and after Ih# city council had beard all pw tttlona and given nil property owner# on opportunity la bo heard and wait# all err reel Iona In lh#tr Judgment neceoeary In oqnnlhm tba naaoaamonte in Mapartlon tn . VenadU, aald aelimatao, aa tbaa eqaailaed abaft aland aa true and correct. iifirsle «hall t.e frileeniil «•r..rdir*f Io law tat deed will is-ue (Sere »n on the 2 Ird dll «I Apri. A. 1» IVI ¿s , ' \Y itnea« my official signature and o#al 22tid d a y of Ma r r h , A. _I). 1913. • eeal* F. A. DOIUàl.AHS. Clerk Circuit (*ourt Seminole county. Fla. Ily Ja« C. Kolaerfs, ft. ('. 61* T uce- file Nollrr t»f tpyllnlian for 1st f>»rd I mf* r Nrclim *13 of (hr General Statuir* Noi ire is hefs*by given th’ * S. Kendrick Guernsey, purchaser ol Ivi f erfificaie N»> 231 I. d•*cd the Irh (!«y of June. A h lh94 ha* «lievi «a d rvMificate n r > •' f)«*« «»id In* tt.s«« a,»f I*•*»t .n •*» |#* *| ■*• ue n S'» »«rdar c* wMh as ^• d I hereby eertlfy that dUnnro wa# duly paaood e d n l Snnfnrd. fUHdn. Set day of March. A. D. the fcregalag nr* by the rjty mac­ In ecoetca, tMc 1VI»**: City CUrt. Mayer. Thrco f«*«'t I have,.Imt uc"«'r attcuipt lo pr. ami tinttiy iinllx thereon. Imt not one toe. A yard tiicnatlre. WIiv nlioitld we avoid tnliicl)nc with the iiiultit.ide? I»«**-siit**«* if .«oil arc hi‘tiiiue<l In >•) a ■rood vmi nre iikol) to ifcl n h|HHi in your «Id«* W h y 1« n do«* 11111111; III« o w n lu ll llkin k i k k I inn tin C e r ? t»>tli e n d « • t>«•«'t the «^rtow I'Jtb *J VVitneu piy r l Dr ' c l «i gnatlirr . a n d *<al . thia the l £t h d a y a t March. A. D. 1816. r.. a noyni.A*», I'terk Circuit Court ’ tnltflir Co., Fta. l.rali |ly Ja* C itobertf. f». C. 68-T urv-ttr N e ll ry e f Aapllrallen for Tax I ' r r J I ’ ndrr H d l l r a 673 af thr (tr arrai Mlalutra Notice |a hereby .given the! C igar l l r H r a purrhairr of Tax Crrtltiral» N o. 23iO, dal»*] the 6th day nt Juae. . 1898, ha«, ntrd »aid rrrtlltrate in nty «f l i r r and ha* made application for tat drrd In («vue In I accordane, with law.. Said rrrtlflratr rm b ra »* « the Idltowtng d e rr ib e d property inali. " I le iia« <to « « i«| (tu* ltnld«3»ti,: nnd (hen* In no lumini; back?" The orinili of tlu* «'Xjires'lon III*« In tho faci tlnit lite tirsi n(c|> In (In* elvii wnr betwecti Jnlltni Carear nnd l'oui* pey wnn eotuinvnccd by thè fornicr «•roHHltiK tiie rlv«*r llublciùi. wltich «e(* nnttrd (Suiti, wluwi* Coina r wuh co(U* miinder. frutti Ital). , "Cru««ltiff thè llnbltroo:' nlcnlfi«*« tbe beKlntdnK uf n (lerllutis undcrtaUltiK frutti whl.’h tht’iv cau be no turninjt back. M a c F a r l a n c ’ n L a n te r n .' el(«;et»d in Brminote County. Florida, to- MncFarlnnc'K lantern la tin old Hcotrh •*»! •I*«'» »* S" ’ «»» of I kU 1. Bor. * name for the uioon. lu tbe dsyn when T sc* K* N ISM,, It. yjP*#|>oIjt , , *»• fb# rua (o « «1° margin ot earn» to point due wawt of BW the Srottlah clnna were n Inw unto rnrnrr of I-ot (. K to brglnniar. themaclvco It was aald that the Mac* Tha raid land being aaaeeaed at tbe data at the Iwuanre of *uch rerttflrate la the. Fnrlnnen nttneked their enemies nnd name nf I’owelt. William I'., ' tfnlr.a «aid carried out their raiding expeditions rrrt.Aral# .hall be redeemed »curding to law taa drrrl will iaaue thereon - on the In the night time by tbo light of tbe 19th day of April. A. II. 1816. moon: hence the appellation. W|tn»*« my ofllrlal rlgnaturo and aeal thte the 16th day of March. A. U. 1816. faonl) K. A. fiOUOLAIW, Booby-Trap. »*. ■• , .Circuit Circuit Court.-Seminole Co ,*«!«, .. Ily Jaa. C. Kobrrla. D. C. The term booby .trap Is applied to t t - T n m lle • rather stupid- form of practical Jok­ ing. The word booby Is tbs name of a bird o f ’the gnnnet tribe, remarkable for tta stupidity: brace a booby trap la one th a t with ■ certain amount of thought, might bnv# been avoided. a Seek to Rsvlvs lndu«try. Tho lovernffient of the Itahnma lalAodv la trying to revive tho produc­ tion of soa (aland cotton, onco a flour iahlny Induatry there. Sweat Rain. Ads t^ R ju 2 They aay ICa raining "cata and dogs," • Though why 1 cannot say. ^ 1 wish It would rain something good. I’d 1st It atorm all day. •' Oh. for tha aound of Lemon drop« Or nice spun sugar hall. A soda ahowar to last an hour Or a storm of gtngar ala! * MONTGOMERY V SONG OF TH E WIND Tin* ulud tin« n mluil uf III« own II«*-» n lti«vr unti rover fr«*«*. lit* mutter« mump; lit«* cloutla; II,* Pillici« ulto« i* tit«* «ca. lie ritMit;«*« renimi« rar«* \\ Iteli* « n « lic e « l«*tip III gl«*«*. Ili* «trip« Iti«* f>>ii***t« liaru Iti uiiiiimmtl ecKtuK.v Th«* wlml I« n uliltd « f enrth. Of i•«-»•)•n. <iIr limi «ky Ile jn.vi« ut n ymum world’s lilrth. Ili* m o l i l i « w lien III«* olii on c e alla*. Ili* <¡111 «vini n. ii'xliliiiit nwe to n*«l (n i iti in i*t«* nu empir«* «lo«* n II«*-» «i #*]«•«*t,«| kirc of everyililiit:. 3 mi Mie * I invìi lltgfi «tu r« lire tila —Itobcrt Livi'tmiii B R IL L IA N T S . To lie n «troug Imml In the dark to nm*llu*r In the lime of in««!, to to* a «*u|i of «1 ronglti to ii Iiiiiiiiiii «onI In a i 11— 1•* of weak in*«« l* (•• l.noM Mu* glorv of life Hugh Him k Take tin* Sunday with you through tin- w«-*-k utoi ««««'te n «villi it all do* oilier iiii«« - Long Jet Inw I lu* ivorlil I* «•> full of Its mwrow ami «In. It oiM«l« Ju«t a lilt of tin* ««in •him* I«'! In Ami •*>. though It'« little enough I >an do I II '¡nigh «mt I H *mh«* Hit oi li •*I « *lo t**o' \l irtti i ll Timing« l.et tin* ito goo*I ami never know To whom, my Ilf«* n hleselng tiring« —Fa non Wilton . Td .hold ray bis umbrella ouL But upoida down for two, Aad sot out cans end tubs and paaa To salon tbo walcoroo JtdM ; —Tooth's Omsk Farm and Garden \'l ivl«h io l>«> ),*iirii«*4I. tmt no nil,* 1« «« llliliu |o |*uv Ho* lirtrc — I *I <(-lull VERSE 0V THE NEW «.AU­ REATE. I li.He I«•%««I ili,- llowera that rudi*. Within «vlmie mugic t«*nt* Itlcli luti*« tinv«- marriage tunde With Mwccf uiimciuuricd Sanford l.mlge No G2. Y. him] ( M , Communication every first Thurediya ut 7:.'J(l. u , t nK ' --tl.ftn welcome. O. L. Taylor .1 ( Hifntih Secretary *» M r* M o n r o e I li apn -r No P 80P E R F O O D S FO R H E N S . c, If \ \j Meets every accund and l...,*n p, un day in Masonic Hull «,v. r u . Laytr» Must Have Rioht Mstsriali For Theatre. Visiting coinpam.a . , ''"2* Production of Eggs. ). F. Karnau n* t,,rn»* li «I rPreparol by the I’ nlted Htatr» «Irpart* mrnt uf acrli-ulturr') • In order to nlituln eggs It Is ncces aary to have hcnlfhy. vigorous stock and to vupfily tirn(i|*r. f*K««l materials Three are nitrogenous nutlernil or pro totn, uonnltrogcnous matter, sucrtiIcnU, mineral mutter unti water. Nn* ture provides the first In the form of worms und hugs nnd when these are absent P£.pnycnt lu lusullldimt «junuLlty, the poultryiuan sti|i|i)les the same * sort o f idod by giving i*ggs. meat’ (gr«\ n cut Ifoiie or beef am pi, milk or cottage' clyw/o... For thc-jgii» nitroge­ nous material nature furnishes seeds -Ului Ih.» f,.n ...,r « t r — T- i af Secretary H . nr*t Seminole Chapter 2. (Inter I 4. '•an Si, Meets nycrv find and u,ir,t in each month, i very on. M|.„ t ,, hisStnrin th.* Kust areconluhv ,nv^ 2 to visit this chapter. Alice E. Itohhin* * V v Thoenlx l.odge No 5. h „I p r Meutfesecond nrd foirrtl,^ Nisitmg knights always net... m* H. McLaulin 1 Mdlff " K . H . ¡fui! S . c c Sanford Lodge .No. li«,<f:"(j* ................... ... hnrley. etc. For «ucculcoli the fowls J. W. 0. Singletary r . < (•„«. lu u nntuml state find them In gra** . Secretary N t; ' nnd otlurr green growing thing*. The potiltryinaii pula before Ida charges let­ Gale City Camp No. C. W. o. w tuce. cnhbflxr. kale, mnngel*. alfalfa, Meet« second and fourth \Vei|„«d,. clover, aprouted oat*, etc. In their lint* ntgliti« itpeach month. lu4> im l f o p |« Hfw) e r t L L i r t f e U y w A i ■■ •"- A t nmT 111«* ctiììrvntc« vnrlHle* gel grit Clerk Counril ('omntatul« 1 nnd oyster «hell«. Water.’ o f coureo. i must Ik* pun*. United llrolherhood of t arpenter» end A tiplcmlld mixture for-lay In«-hen* Joiner« of Anu-rirn I* ««|iuil |mrt* of i rneki-d corn, wheat Sanfonl Local Union No ]* • rll,T(| nnd out*, which should Ik* scatrered In ! finit and thiril Thiir«<l.u nu , lt ; the litter. o’cloek in the Eagles' Hall 11mri or iiiiddthrm nnd b«*ef Brrap« 1. W. O. Singletary, .1 M |i 1* n. should Im* l.ept lu receptacles to which ‘ Sec’y-Tn-as. nt tin* fow l« have a'-«’«*«« nt nil tlim i • ------ I’leiity of « xi*r*-l«<* Inerenaea the egg II. I1. O..K. Sanliinl |_*u Meet flrat und third W*-i|i.> i Frovhle four or llv«*' Inrlun of good, at corner oi f'irit .«ml I'.«Im.-tto \v» clean litter In whirl) to scatter the 0 . L^TuyJor It. 1. IVck Secretary Kxalted Kulff grulli. Whcn wet mnaltea nre f«*«l Ih*, «ure The Lake llrccxc ( oumil N,, ii j un¡oi they nre ertimhly nnd not «tlrky. Order United American M. rheñir» l'or thè tlr«t tliree «lava « hit k» mny M«M*ti every Wednejd.i-. ,• n |* he feti a iliixture of o>|«inl pari* litirtl bolli t! egg* unti «tale brm il, or «tal» M*, in the ( it y Hall \i-i!i . tireml «tmk»<l hi milk. Wlien hrend are welcome. ( . II Smith It. nini milk are uietl t-nre ehoultl Ik* «-* ' C e l e r y ( -i t > Ver»*- N*. I * . I ere|*««l lo ei|tie.*/e all milk otti of thè Meeting every Tut «d.i l»r«*a«l l-'rotu tlo* thlrd or fourtlt tlay utilll Ilo* etili-kit eliti eat wlu-nt nini o’clock. Fleti Muiltlmg i. T. Hooleluin. (ì I «•rn» ko*l corti, commerelal clilck feetl Worthy F-i*«itlent •’y 1« n g«M«l rat imi . l'Ietil) of pure, fresti water, grlt. O J 1S T R U I E N O . t il. I t» K M ehell timi green fi«*«l tdmuld he nvnll Mi « * t i e v e r y f i r n I • 1.1) nido frotti lite llnt «lay Tln*r>* 1« li*ri little tlaligiT of over ntghl* at . : IO in M a«". fiKfllllig ) oiilig «pK-k. \ iaitlng brolhi'l» »l'Iimiu I'«*t«l Ih«* ellli kell* nlioot live lime» . A. Ginn, tlnlly liuti olii)- wlint tliey «vili eat ii| C. of U i.i-m denti Iti ii fi'tv minute*. e\ei*pt nt nlgtit when lliey «lionltl h * elve all Mn-y tinnì ■ '■ ■ Letter °erfect. Stag«* 'iuiiager 'l(em«*mhi r, llntige. " e ai** «lepemliug ou «our Imby to cry liiitll« «u M e itiird net Ho you think In*-)! ilo t » pari ~" Aetor Fa thwr— Ile ought tu lie's been rolit ariieg t*v«*t v night tur t*i<mth*" S B U SIN ESS CARDS j f A ♦ •i I Orte Inch Card« Will lo Puh d e r Tilia lle n t b o g Vi I l o I l ’ er Year. C. H. DI NGEE Drs. Mason & Householder P lu m b in g G a s «nnd I le n ii* F i t t i n g All Work R eceive« M y i ’ (•nonni ...(»nrner A Attention And II cmI lìfTorta Oppoaile Clfr Hall Telephone in. Woodrul! I- Terms Moderate**-Sitili!) ( .v-h No 2.ri IM io n c ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 'i« I(,«nu«i* lie ni'ik«*« F Advertising Company, Inc. tr-ti-Tuea to l.,*,'|i » e* PLACED AN Y W HERE,EVERY W HERE In Daily, Weekhr, Sunday I V era and MannFamed tbla lat day of March. A. D. 181». B. W . Hamden, • President City Council. fe llo w ? It«*-an««* In*« tin* l«i\ tin* Ktiltli* •» 11v «• tifi'ate embraces th»* tollownr desenliad rof»erty situated in Semiruir Ctuwiy, C r o ta in g th è R u b ic o n . loft’d» f* wi* N W »4 of f*Ku of H r «! i •*f s F »4. Sec 2.1, Tp. 21 H* YC VÜ y. , Ilare y«m «•»«•r hennl il «ni«l of n hr *ai.l Un.i I.H r r 4 » . . r , l at (br «lx«r he sai»! Unti heir #,f i f».* iavuance o f «uch certificate in ,,#lne „1 ( '. J. M«itiii,rk. Hut#«« iota (IHn. 1 . rhall h# r#*l»»rar 4 areortl'.ns to t „ win (,.««• thirron «.n «h«* , i , vy of „ ( April. A dHI. A. ). 1» l>. Ii n n ttf .. SANFORD lO Ü Iif S PEACE. ¿¿TU The » r * l half of Ihr northra«! «|uartrr the nonh«rat «juartcr of thr a««rfhra*t fjuartrr of è Nolle«* U hereby ( U r n that In partitane* a Anal «leerte of foreelotur# an«! aal«, made on the 2fith day of March» A I> IV1&. by the II on nr a Id* Jam»« \V I’ erkinc. Ju«lfs »I Ihr Circuit (*nurl. .Sr vrnl h Judicial Circuli, and lor fnr int* lhe ( «(u« u inin and nn i ) i ) «»»«»I a tSeminolr, n i i i o i * , r Fltff* w i ld.. .n l ' h . n r r . ) . u» «hai ( « r i s i a »au.* a( .‘i l li 686( M m » » » * ’Star Brand { l .G EO . A . D E C O T E S . i \ n iik n m Fini in I « «n g III M »I# (irirnrr-WixhlnH! MM D R . C . G. BUTT D K N T IsT ’ «•-etil» A lt«im*yiiionn ilellglit— Office: \o«< ll 'hi hi I - it. 'IH SANFORD A Joy o f lovi* til Might, * That uge« Hi mi Imiir— My «miti ft«* i it;*« a flower! Positively Guaranteed M i l , tar »U Markin»« *t O T II O M A S K.MMKT Wlt.Stl« o ol I FKIIOt « o s I l o « I have lovtil air« that di«» Itcfore their i-ltarm I« writ I,*|hiii a lli|iihl «ky Tremlilliig ••» «velóm e It. Not«*« timi, «vtili imiNe« of tire. I’riH-lnIut Hie «plrit'ii ihilrc. Tln*ti die ami are nowhere— Mv Mim; lie like nn nlr! and t . ollv - <5fi|EWEBSfr.ft Ji Flrejt Carbon Paper Hade Recognized Standards S O L IT U D E . #s lint when the daylight cornea And dreams are flown It la tbe world aorround» me Then - 1 am alone. -Author Unknown. ; | For Sala V, Herald Printing Company I S tn U rd •W « F lo rid « ................................. M O M ^l'.rici« 'ARCHITECT Room CARBON PAPERS - I Elton J. Moujiliton S . , • C*#nr 8k»«t Ptrhd • I.A W t K R s Sanford, Fly with ilellglit. Ily tmucol Tim ? thlm* love-« tender senso Tu feiiHt; not mi thy hier Itea ut.v «tinti «heil n tear In tbe dark nlgbL Thine eyre; In tbe atlU room. Thy voice: In solitude. Thy presence and thy touch. Wilson & Housholder j MultiKopy | __ Die. ««mg. die tike a lirenth Ami «villier like n hloom Keur lint a fio\very death; Dread not mi airy toltili! -Itoliort Bridges. I l - \ l l l a h o p l llk . • _______ S a nford . FI* ____ | ~ You can make the round trip in one thy to tho New Smyrna ullire « ' The Shelter Sanitorium Take the 11 o’clock train DAVIS FORSTER, M. Dn Ph?bc“ " •" (>urr Dr. J. T. Denton PHYSICIAN A N D 'S U R G E O N OFFICE IN GARNER A WOODRUFF BLDC O f t » Pb«M Z71 R .-* «« 185 OtBca H a n : f ta 11 a. » , 2 «• * t- *• �. ET- v;:-. * . r APRIL ß. ISIS m « --■ THE SANFORD HERALD **»■V}i !' V*fs,%TiTr PAGE SEVEN THE “ ZONE,” THE PLAYGROUND OF THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION B ----- 9 ¿$1 INK ,!!!* *.Gh;;L f t 1 INK INK r - ' i i ■ After All, Carter's is the Best y y * VVe have it’ in every color and for every possible purpose. Remember the Herald when you want INK. w :.: Ml Just received ;r shipment >of' Carter’s new [\ a. - • > P E N g E T t e T i n k --------------- for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout; • Through tho center or tho Zone, tho omu*cmefrr"itc:lon ni Hie Panama-Pacific Internailoual iiiioillion nt Sail j Francisco, runs n broad avenue three thousand foot In length. It Is not unusual for this entire avenue to he jammed with entertainment seekers who nro busy patronizing :ho one hundred concessions on the Zone. An exact repro- ductlon of tho Panama ennui Js one of the uppiUm • ■' " u rti-nnn ir« f■in'irfmrrtn!í*?t t,i’ — CòTtuni-ù of ft tuullsh enough To tell rUquo stories In the parlor, thinking it cute and that Anil K a lin 1» n. int.ll, *> »■ t],,. iK iiin d k ii they will he pointed out as being d e v s«"n er and vivacious If two girl churns employed In th<* While young men may he eager to same establishment go together for n be Introduced to those different types summer outing the* nr** birth supposed of girls or to beau tin ni about for to have the same likings, enjoy tin awhile, when It conies to marrying— same pleasures This 1 « not a l um« well, that's q,-i*e ,i different matter It's a very r ’ range typo of man who the case however More often than hot n merry little coquette la attracted would want to marry I he ipud-tnlktng. to tho girl who Is her opposite In ells slangy, painted girl, who has no position— qulei and severely dignified thoughts higher than tangoing or crealmost to prudlshnenn nllng a sensation. It Is (he modest. In­ Tho glr! wlih bright eyes and win conspicuous girl who wins a man's re spent ttint ends In love There are no tdrig entiles Is sought after hv gay rot licking voting fellows w hn»e object I- truer words than those which the poet 't h e rose which nil simply to hate 11 good time oil th> Ir has given us «llliiitvr »million Tli* » *ire ntilty»1 t < nr*- leltnlr ttig 1« |ml the ro«e for me* be rirt u in*|>* >' in Tlieir bo. in. kin c t d i ther hh v* ftp' itV'de-t mnid whom 110 m i,- to . m « to «• > tt>" HI«e of th- p>e*etn-i* of Mo* dim* The unobtrusive girl, who «brinks lied girl »In. star, s ber dl*npprov:il If a fellow forgets hints..)f stilheP nttv f r o m being point* d out never loses to «Mr in nrin .ib"'!* l or ,t* 1)1! I “ Id ■II Hie fro il'lopl* she III.ike« |de 11 |s slle 11II W||M keep« Idle Inter who court« her 1« .«urn that « track of the hours that nitlv tread ort he has got n prise He loses no lime 111 b-lt gitii' h> r to t)t. .li it S in * r • O' 11..| « lo r U it .-.h tl*.,' ' h e l i n k l|T <-..|T>. K«| It ,ll|t IIV «It .'III. Ills hotlie Is Ob'- of C l 'I tl e U l m e n l with h" I lo Ills «lib- He t l l i s l s In Iter has si rut k *■ii iiiil In s i« i s i li :.t th> v rturn iti their b e . i r d l n g b o o « * though good lodgment and » l»dom never to the vt ti'ic no n «It i tore It to be |n«i th . khanie him hv loud d'e-slng or holsf*■roils ttuvfilier It I- ilto«t always tint e d p « o f 1 ............... nttiL* girl* who «all ait' nt ion to ilt*'iii«.lves If I*. title « l i l t I >'||Hfirs t 1‘ « S . e ' fi ' tot Mo •tieit nr 'li p Idle ijl.n**** who h e r t i e . ( H e s s f f t e r i d f " . 0 1 ■ « . 1. • t| III' ar* obliged to v ilk tip to.nl of «ingle t*.o -1,11 .< bt tell -V T l d t s w ' l ' l h . of hi* ssi-dtn si* ' girl -hoiild think over th e t i l i n g m en d a re « t It** v .,o • n« -o this, and give no cause te Is- pointed | 'iii' ite to ti>l>c with him n| me riter> out ate m e n who ur* ,m n m ol -t i : .• Laura Je a n Libbeu s Talks on Heart Topics (Cacrtwki, 1914. t r Ox NUOort ARE .S n u lc til HOMELY MEN POPULAR WITH WOMEN? *TU tlip Jiang slum - t.» |>«rl Cr.'Hi I he»« ».* lo i» . lim i i «-n »1- tt tie.il t T l fit RC< ny til Sit A t* Suiti** fi i* tur Ii'i*J I'mi la « r Iti it .O n■ i tul l'lussMiri» mi l l 4ni i i \>* ti » The bmlny young mau whom nature did not favor » l i l i a liab'ltoimi* face ntv>f11]11 in'! stand back dtsi i>untKed and let bis gimi!I 1111k Mi g 1 h 11 tu à V push iibeitd nf him w11• n there nre n III UK olid Horliibb* women ' about Men u till |at k b r I 1I 1¡1 11 ' j o f MJiei 1li wi|| an gifoii look* iifliUi fly In the 1111[>ie Hite dl r »• e t 1** n | t r ed. . *» o n - . to . tl.e fe ic .>•1■ > te ■ when tie ) set* r 1 w h o iirttn * * |.. • « o . e . ». I . ' - i * .<■ ROMANCE IN LIFE OF POET wmiiei) iiMiro.ii b T he > Imagine In keeping out uf dangers that Iter ■ tbei put a |M>( r heedless little frP ml would rush Into F i r * l G i r l L o v e d b y A r i o s t o I m m o r t a l U e d In H is M o s t F a m o u s P o e tic figure and lie were It not (or lor calm, staying hand P r o d u c tio n . cause of no cniill- grasping her firmly nnd holding her donee In their powers to entertain forcibly back 1he conuetto who is led by lor heart \ r i o s t o h itrst l o v e was a beautiful Hi.) would rather refuse the luvlta Instead tif tier head is utmost sure to girl, who was once dearer to him. he lutlnn of a pretty girl to her home pick up a b r o k e n stick w h e n II i n i n e s write« than his o w n soul, atol whotti than accept I h e li*. in.in. riall/t d ne titto via dl Sin.la If the lintuel) man iiiu«t*-t** up «*uf to It ■11llto tl • Mot s o t he prtllh .li In« I it Iambi F i l l Ipso Wi th tipfhuent couniKe tu 111II upon .1 iiniui t o >« c .*1 I t *, l o o t « p a s s l o t hv 111 '»rrhh.il lit k le tr ess o f a b ard, I m * ladi wbuilt hi" ml ml to« and Mruls a k n o w i n g l ul l « . t l - h e in t o n f ur t h e m llaliilsMijie dashing youttg lellon III III . i n. i n w h o a p p l e t l u t e s S e n s e a n d »•»er he ab.linliiiied tills girl for the her parlor, be would gludl) beat a morals, strict unto prudery, lays tils yuung and buxom willow of Ttlo Btro** hasty retreat ore he has had the op­ fortune at her feet ami gives his heart zl. a Florentine noble, who, from lov­ ing the poet's lucubrations, was tempt­ portunity. to scat himself If be but to her for safe keeping Two rollicking merry hearted' girls ed In love the poet himself Btie knew It. while young women dttlv ad mire manly beauty, when It eotneH to do not make the most desirable com looked seductively pr.'lty. Arlosln tells taking a 'life partner ten girls mil ¿if a paiilnmt for each other on n surnmer us in her weed«, the somber tint ■titling Knch (• els that »lie has no of which was relieved hv wreaths nt dozen would prefer the homely man Why* Welt, they would tell you a resitalnlng (m»»>l from the pleasures vine l e a v e s and hum hen of grapes U score of reasons, but giving you lust which slit* would Indulge III yet knows purple and g o l d , while her fair, luz a few of them Is sufficient When* a the» ate not f"t tor to«t Interest She nriatit hail gathered in t in I behind man is given a handsome fare he 1« puke up «'I.!',-. ii.|ualntant.'s that and parted III front fell down on *l‘t to hi1 a little selfish nt heart He had best tie b-t alone, makes wrong elHler side of her face III long curls, wblcti she may Iouch lug carelessly her snow white Is used to admiration and looks for friends among ..... . 1he road shoulders tin being n»ke<! why slw It from women Marriage does not have cause to regret later seem to stifle thin egotism The of the coquette Is tilled with Ulti-t thus adorned her mourning dress, tho Of ccty relict replied: homely man I h used to have flighty. peeled turns and happenings. “ It Is to show the world that white frOllcsomo girls pass him by for his course prudishness may be carried loo frollcsonto brothers. But when he far But at the worst It Is better than I still «veep for tny dead lord. I am finds one maiden In whose eyes the coquetry, which site cannot keep up ready to he consoled by a live one,' Ariosto gave her the sweet consola­ lovellght ihlnos for him. his sincere long Coquettes should have a good gratitude and delight are boundless strain o f printer» underlining their tion of which she was In quest Crudes might profit HIh revoronco ’ for womankind Is part light budlniigt fit his religion. ’ He Is fo anxious to by having a spire of loquetry In their Have Immense Power. please and secure the girl that he quiet natures Stationary steam, oil and gas en­ doesn't stand long on ceremony, but gine plâr.ts of the 1 tilted Slates are proposes In short order to settle hln P O IN T IN G OUT G IR L 9 . producing about twenty million borro doubts and fcara. pu w e r Happy Indeed Is the woman who se­ You lo iit'lip tl rm i * *• t i» k »'«' * llirlll Jipi tis e a t»*g* cures him for n husband lie Is all When Frigates Came to Blows. T li.il . i p ns at a l-*d» «« I devotion for her. Home, wife and 11* l.leem 1« a lwa>* . ■at - M il Naval wnrfare had Ils horrors be­ children, are tils first consideration You hid It do»« fore tho day of tho mine and th » sub­ Ho throws himself Into business with marine. Imily Dorottiy Nftvlll. for InThere are girls who are modest al­ a rest to surrouiV them with com* lliei*. are others Mnilce. tells of noted evidence given forts, ayo, luxuries. It 1« seldom or most to shyness who seem to take delight In dressing by n British ttnval officer of the Nel­ never tho very homely man who Hr-, loudly — that is. wearing skirts so son acbcjl: ".Which was the most sol­ «res In scandals or who Is caught emn and awful niornenl of n naval flirting with lively maids when his tight that they cannot step on a street ImttloT" ho was asked by a Iniiy. "Tho car safely, or porkpte lints so bizarre * lfe Is off for tbo summer. Ills heart moment bofjro tho battle, madam, Is a Jewel, »»on though the setting Is that they attract attention wherever when they sprinkled Ihe-sand on the they gq nnd nro always pointed out Plsln and rugged. Years go on; hi* decks to tvlwvrb the blood that was to peace ofritltid and "contentment show n* examples*of audit li> They do not flow," was tbo reply. •n hla face, his Hint wear a smile. hnve a Rood time where they are not The msn who la handsome In his noticed, admired and catered to. es­ As Others See Us. , Jouth and at least meets and battles pecially by the you tig ni"n Harlow—Voung ltllklns seems to bo Every girl seems to endeavor to *lth that formidable bugbear. Father u very promising young man. Time, becomes disgruntled and cross. specialize In some particular accom­ Barlow—Yes; ntcro promising thnn To outlive his good looks, pass plishment. Each likes to be pointed paying, I am toldout. to have folks say of her as she through a crowd unnoticed, la a ca­ lamity to him, flood looks are well passes by: “ Three goes the sprlghl* Ma-te a Difference. enough In a man, Jf he does not hunk lh'«l tango d a n c e r In t own'' Or, you Bill— Would you call Iter hair rey* too much upon them. In tho race for .ought to hear that girl |,h«> the piano Jill—V eil no. *U)| t ’j her face In love, it la usually the homely man w ho Why' she'tl make Paderewski sit up. Hint case t would cull It auburn carries off the prlxe. Plainness is not nnd take notice " i Other girls like to be pointed out » handicap In a woman's eyes for their hcau*y pf tl' c0* nnt* 10 drawOld You Every Drink Perryf particular. attention to their comely Did you over drink fierry? It 1s to pru d es or c o q u e t t e s . features they innko liberal dips into pcata wihat elder is to apples, and nl-‘ ¿tUftit, Mfh hour that p a m i av*r. the paint Jar. and rouge saucer, to though It Is little known In America, say nothing of tinting their Hair the. )t |8 W(dely used In England and sp«popular shade 8he whosu laugh Is* cjaj varieties 0f pears, which make ................ louder thnn her companion’s makes n| especially good perry, are grown for rail» hs• Imi we* hug the • chain i l v r 1« - *ta _ i s Ar»d îirguty'» «mile bid (err attention, as do girls who are : llla, pUrpoie worth a mlast's : , / ' ' » I " M U rl --T fejíL: v a i Tí-T ■ Half Pints.........................................................., r...3 5 c 4 oz. 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I s -------— YOU PEOPLE AND EVENTS Continued Irom Pace 5 . appearance of the Boston Lyrics, one of the most popular of the Alka­ hest Lyceum Course, interest Is on the increase and the advance sale of seats promises a crowded auditorium. Wherever the Boston Lyxlcs have been presented they attrnct large ^ crowds for they include the best o talent and an attractive program g |that, appeals to the most critical. | . BUDGET OF O P IN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN ANI) M E .” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT | A C H IL L IS AMONG •• H E ’ L L YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N I) F A I T H . P R E N T ’ E M “ — SO S A Y S S A U N T E R E It. Sn D O oD aoaooooooooooooaaooD O oaaoooan aD oooooooopooanaoo When Legislature Mrets ^There’s a sound of something stirrin' There’s a burrin’ in the aitv * Something soon will he occurrin* Up in Ttllahnaseo, where Our patriotic statesmen, most Robcr and sedate, Aro accustomed to foregather to en­ act oflairs of state. But. of all the pressing issues • More important than the rest, Some onehns just diseoveted that the buzzard it a pest. _ Tho aensibilitiea jar. Now isn’t he a carrion things a little hit too far** He carries cholera to tho hogs And chicken pox to chicken«; THth tM n rrfie'T H miry"ifcITenii. Wo surely soon must get relief . For troubles of this nature,. If wo have to take up all the tim e Of the coming legislature. • ✓ We’ll get the legislature to swat him till he’s dead. And then to pay a bounty upon his bloomin’ head. For the buzzard is. a filthy beaut. With habits most disgustin’. We’ ve put up with him long enough, But now we’ll have him dustin’ . • Equal suffrage, prohibition, Torrens law and tfrninugn too, Fee Bystem, road commission, and other matters not a few. But of nil important measures that has them bent a mile, You find that boaring buzzard bill At topmost of the pile. plans of A. W. Thomason, to take ¡April 14th. k up the production of essential oils for j -------perfumesThe soil and climate of j Social Calendar the district is very similar to tho sol Tuesday-evening: and climate of the great rose growRc-opening of the SocialDepart­ ing districts of Bulgaria, where most meftt* dancing school, of the attar or otto of roses is pro-; Wednesday afternoon: duced. The industry was almost r)r> Tuckcr at the Woman’s Club. riuned in the two Balknn wars, and Mrs. A. P. Connelly will entertain in consequence prices for the various the Auction Bridge Club. floraf oils are very high. Practically Thursday afternoon: all of the perfume oils used In tho Mrt|. R. J. Holly will entertain United States aro imported. Violet the Sew-Sew Club. oil, *for -instance, brings oft» fttmtlred Mrs. W. D. Holden will entertain tbirLt-sii . dollars a juoynd. the Every W’eek Bridge ClubTTThe While violets are easy to grow, vast home of Mrs, Geo. Davis Hart., quantities of the .flowers aro needed Thursday ulght: to produco a pound of oil, and yet Polly Primrose Dance at the club Mr. Thomason believes that violets rooms. will be more profitable than straw­ Friday evening: berries. He has laid out n plot of Christian Endeavor social at the fe u e rt? « -exrrtn-ftîh tfrffttfir, ktnftftT'a'hd ’Will erect a stlTT to ex­ Social Department dancing school, tract the various oils. Saturday afternoon and evening One of the committee of interested St. Agnes Guild chickep supper: women wrote to Mr. Thomason ns to hi* plans for the cultivation of l llirlh * (lowers, especially the violet, for the Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. U. E. Polmaking of perfumo oils, and his optirnintic roply was such ns to give ar>| lerd. a little »on, Mondi.y. April S, j added ImjMftus to the movement 1915. here. l ‘rr t onal Mention Whether or not violets may he profitably grown in this section for Hon. W. J. Scars and Mrs. Sears commercial purposes remains to bo and attractive little son, Joseph were demonstrated, but there seems no the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. good reason why the violet culturo Holly Monday. _**__ of West Florida should not become quite ns famed us the culture of the Miss Alice Harding of PhihtdolHermuda lily, which is grown on phin is a guest of her aunt, Mrf. M. that beautiful island quite as prof­ Martin at the Comfort Cottage itably as the Bermuda onion II the violets .In not bring a sat»-! Mr llll(1 Mr„ Thomas Coleman factory price fur perfume oil it ej Kentucky and Mrs. Lily Barbour should be very easy to dispose of t)f k vnnsvillc. Did . came over from them in the northern market, for , ht. K(>worlh llin wlltl Mr, Martin they ship easily, and would sell at u d ttfB 8U),)f)illi: ul tho Comfort good price without doubt. j Cottage. ’ There’a u sound of something stirrin’ There’s burring in the air, Something soon will he Decurtiti* Up in Tallahassee where Mr. and Mrs. la-slie Mr Hay of Our solons soon will gather, New York city are registered at the A t the legislative mill, San forti House. Continued from Page 3 For grove debate, deliberate, then Pass a bloomin’ buzzard bill. of two great nations of ancient his­ Mrs. Eva Sage of Jacksonville is A II A. in American Kagio. tory, thn of Egypt and Rome, and villj, itlK (lrr Mr*, It K Pola ♦ • where if* is the predominant intlu- j « Many, and by no means infre­ once in the church today the moral» quent, are the pxtrnvnganees of the of the common people are below Mr» Forrest Lake and her two day. None, however, equal to the the standards of those <( the Chris­ ¡ ttrartive young daughters, Serilu neighborhood rumor that a house­ tian nations where it Ibiurinhes not and Maud will leave for Tallahassee wife, whose name we withhold be­ As a substitute for the . uiiplu way tomorrow to join Mr. Lake. cause it might offend friend husband, of the gospel, as taught by Jesus carelessly left a dozen eggs on the Christ, it is n failure. v Mrs. C. F. Cooley of Paula was piano and the family daughter carne Monasticism h.as ever been the the guest of friends in the city on in and played a few snatches from enemy of progress in the larger Monday. Grieg. The eggs were addled, of sense, and w-us in a very marked de­ course. And all of this the day be­ gree Subversive of good during the Mrs. H. C. Gerror expects to leave fore Easter. Reformation. for a Week's visit to Jacksonville to** Life in monk cells, life lived in morrow She will be the guest of * The main kick from the travel­ and under unnatural conditions awa> Miss I.e Brut* ling public in Sanford is the fifty from family life, away from social Use. cents that is paid to and fro from away from social good, away fromthe Mrs. Patrirk Bundy is visiting tho depot (twenty-five cents each common touch; a life which transfer« Mrs. H. E. Jones at Clermont. way) for hack fare on account o f religion from the world to a desert and the distance of the depot frpm the out of way placea breeds wild fancies Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hryden, re­ heart of the busincM district. All productive of little real good, nnd cent .arrivals in Sanford will move this could be saved by the establish- ever and over of much harm not into the Howard house on Oak avoment of a jitney bus, the kind thnt alone.to the individuals lending the „,JP nn BOon as repairs are completed, is putting the street ra s out of busi­ life hut to the race a» a whole. | ness in the large cities. The jitney 1>M us ever lie mindful thnt it ¡» Mr. an(j Mrs. William Weinert. bus is a fine vehicle and the only d if - ! \;()'p the life SEPARATED from who have been visiting Mr and Mrs fercnce is in the equipment of thi-so the world which is productive of C. E. Henry leave today for St, I called bus which p ovules for trans­ good hut rather, the Chi 1st life lived Augustine nnd Jacksonville en route porting a dozen or more people in­ IN the world, OF the world, FOR to their hnmu in Philadelphia. stead of a few. The bus wjU take it the world and BY tho world, re­ ipt I pssrengei to any purt of the city for membering thnt it was Jesus who \ Mrs. M. Mnrtin has returned from live cents and this will he a great gave voice to tho following prayer: Enterprise and has reopened tho thing for Sanford, where the hack " I pray N O T that thou shouldst Cemfort Cottcge to the delight of fare ¡» quite an item: It is rumored take them O U T of the world, but her many friends end patrons. thnt one firm hero expects to put thnt thou shouldst KEEP them from tw o ‘ jitneys in service .right away EVIL. John 17:15. Mr. R. B. llnnnn, who has been and this, will he as good as a street spending the winter in Sanford has car line for Sanford. While the To the Citizens of Sanford md returned from a ahort visit to Clear­ busses are not doing service at the • Vicinity water and is again stopping at the depot they can be transporting For fully thirty five (35) years the St. Johns House. people to the celery fields and other L. & M. Semi-Mixed Beal Paints right seeing tours. On Recount of have been extensively used through­ the load the bus will not proceed at out the United States and also in ATLANTIC COAST LINE the breakneck speed of the auto South America. They havo there­ nnd the passengers can en- fore beon subjected to the testa of ' TRAINS , * Joy the scenery with more security every sort of climatic condition«-— Northbound and more pleasure. Let the busses most successfully— thereby proving Arrive Liu ve come. They will help the city o f their extreme durability and superior No. «2. .. .4:00 P. M......4:05 P. M. No. 82... .1:18 A. M......1:33 A. M. Sanford. value. • * • No. 84.. .10:45 A. M ... .11:05 A. M. See our advertisement on other No. HO.,. .2:22 P. M...... 2:42 P. M. T The folowing from the Pensacola page, tolling property owners how to No. 28... .8:50 P. M...................... rk * ^ - % -JL--* Journal wll be of interest to the make their cwn paint, and thereby Southbound Womsn’s Club of thia city and the save sixty cents a gallon on every No. 91. . . 12:28 P. M,. ,.12:38 P. M. children: .. No. 83... .2:00 A. A. M. gallon used. . * O... .2:10 P. M......2:30 P. M. A movement has been started in LO N GM AN &. MARTINEZ. 5. ...5:36 P. M .....5:56 P. M. Fenaacoia to interest the achool chil­ Paint Makers. • New York. No. 27 .......................... 8:10 A. M. dren nnd others in growing the vfoiet 67-Tues-12tc Oviedo which is so f-asily cultivated and No. 12C— Arrive .9:30 A. M. blossoms so prollfically In this sec­ No. 1£7— Lornve............. 4:00 P. M. N ot S afe to Fool W ith. tion. Leesburg “ What’s Uni big gathering at the A number of public spirited wom­ No. 21—Arrive .10:55 A. M. depot for? Some eminent citizen ex­ en arc agitating the matter, and the No. 24—Leave..........'...6:58 P. M. pected!” “ Nope. That’ s tho usual movement seems a wise one, and No. 168—Arrive . .6:20 P. M. should tfieet with ready response, crowd. Everybody comes down to boo Ntf. 167—I-rovr. .......6:35 A. M. tho train arrive." "Oh, that's IL And Tho violet has always been one o Trilby nupposo tho train was wrecked on the ' tho beat loved ’owera and it now way?" ”| dunoo what they would do. No. 26—Arrive 1:00 P. M. gives promise of becoming extremely Sue tho rond, mebhy. No. 24—L s tv e .. ..........2:26 P, 5!. Anyway, UP • profitable, commercially. railway folks better not try IL Our Clyde Line Boats Strawberry and olher'fruit grovetw uoopln aro mighty ticklish ’bout their (Si. J »h s s H i » * r ) • west of St. Joseph, in Kcnus aro vested rights.** — Cleveland Plain Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 11^0 A.M. / . giving close mention, it is said, to Denlar. ---- ---- « ------------------ >-------------- AMONG THE CHURCHES 6 It M £ bfcU^-*v -, APRII. 6 lau THE SANFOREUHERALD PACE E IG H T ♦ Il THE ID L E 4 ........................................ .. T j! RICH. The bumuu «crap pile for .Wtilcb we lutVe to (my Is clut­ tered up. not alone with the pau­ per» ami the down and outs, but with the idle rich, who »It around luxurious hotels and watering place* With nothing to do but overeat uud sleep 1 was n»toiitaled by tile wuste tmman energy at the eounty institu­ tions. but I am upimlled when I think o f that far greater waste of energy- ulining those whose want* have been, provided for nnd who have nothing to do hut dress for dinner We have 2.500 person* sitting Willi folded hand» In our county Institutions, con­ tent because their wants have been provided for 1 could not help thinking of our wealthy outcast* Ju this connection. They ore really beyond the pale o f human effort, for they are do­ ing nothing thnt Is of good to ntiybody. not liven to themselves The Idle wealthy are going on the scrap pi lb voluntarily. They are not only unless, Jiut harm­ ful. Somebody ought to " ’aka them up rmit iTffrfc them, think. And this wuste can be found at most any fashionable resort east and tvesL If we bad a lit­ tle help from those who ran give help It might solve u lot of prob­ lems that put the (HXir wards o f the county where tluty are.— rraM5nr-A: ■t t w t i ® tcirHoard o f Charity. Chicago. A C C O M P LIS H M E N TS . ( It Isn’t the |iull that you have men respect Or the help that your tunny friends give It's the elfortH you make nil yourself to collect. The (trie# o f the life that you 11vo­ lt 1* lino to he helped, hut It’s liner by fhr In the battle for glory or |K»If To strive for hilltops, though dis­ tant they are. And t<> gain them at last by yournelf l>etroll Free Press CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING <♦> For Hire— Seven passenger c7dU lac car for hire. Rest of service, dzy or night. Frank Spelling, ¡a, * 281 and 318 .W-tfc <♦> Wantcd- -G ood two hornwsxon for farm p u r p o s e s W agon , , rt Herald. All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Wanted— Farms any m*.. lltl(| |0rj_ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tion. Also tract of land for roionjl ration. Writ«» Brionne. 2 ,t i>u ’ Charge 25 Cents. St., New York. E V IL S . For year* the United Slate* has cuilcavansl to correct II* lluuilgrutloii laws Every think­ ing per*«hi know* that-' miiucthlug must Ik.1done to check the Infill Now Mcil U has become necessary to conserve our ittithniitl resource» —our 11I»«-r. our coal lauds, «mr water i*iu«*r site* - It »laud* In reason (lull till* conservation 1» Intend**! for our children and not for the chib drett of l lie horde* now In southern Europe.................... Hie outbreak» of Ihh Industrial Workers o f the World and tho growth of noelnllstu III this route try may he directly ctvurgcd to this great Incoming heterogenous mass of undesirable wage cul­ ling InhahlUtiits. many of them admittedly temporary inhabit­ ant» who, before they have learned to »peak our language and |.<,fnre they I.now of our cu» touts uud Institution’., are taught by foreign Isiru agitators to hale the United State* mid tig con; tribute their ttioney and their energies to a revolution, blood­ less or otherwise, which plot» the downfall o f our present fbrtn of government -7 Congressman Albert Johnstfii of Washington. a FOR SALE Wantcd— To exchangi- farming and gruting latld in Volusia county (or houae and lot in Sanford Aiqdy to J. II. Hutchinson, llth and i.aurf| avenue. f,,V'jtp For Sale— Splendid 16 acre truck farm nt Sipc’a Siding, good rond, H*. mile from Celery avenue, good jil'lghborhood, farm all tiled in good shape, cultivated six years. Can be bought for a few days at $6500.00, and on terms for part, if desired. J. O^packnrd. . . GB-Uu \Vunte*l —Pasturaci" iur_Lw«, near SunJ^ni. AJflrcss Rox I,’ü’> Sanford./FÌa>^_ and JtUchfijL— t a L J w V .M m t.J ji .pUy--wio4-4fr»trfme rrM-rh'ar -eriTTTPr yardr Large barh, good tenant hearse and play on pay job» Call house, good chiqkcn yards. Going In tho next few days. J M. Stumon for a bargain. See me quick. H. C. 316 East Fourth St. fì.A-Ttp DaBose. _62-6tc Found— Woodmen ( ’mb- budge» For Sale— Five ahres tiled land. .Owner may have Same at Herald of, 2 blocks ftom Grammar School. fice by paying for this ad *i»-2tp Now being fainted. Information at the Herald olfim. 60-tf In ihr ( aunty Juri**'* l hum In »„rf fM Srmlrtolr Coti I*. I ! « i«lr I re F a tilo o f W. II. tTntJffrwociM. drrritfsri N o tlr * uf A n m InlktrAfru‘ >*|r For Sale— Three fresh milk cow*. Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf Nolle# U h#r#by Hogs (or Bale- Cur load jusr re­ ceived. Writ«* Klartin Doyle, R. D. No. 2.. for particulars. 55-tfc Fat Cuttle * i’ for if Bah * » Borne The rising sun hid* us awake And prayer to our Creator make. Henedlcomus Domino! tils hand hath kept us through the night And led us safely to tho light. ItcncdlcanuiH Domino! Opr longues-restrain we through the day That, blameless, they at eve tnuy pray. Bettedicntmis Domino! Our thoughts contain, our senses guard. We serve the vineyard of tho Lord. Uenedlciuntts Domino! All worldly appetites repress And ever our Creator bless. Ilenodlcnmus Domino!* ford. LOVE. It Is from love thnt all being first Mowed Into It nil returns through man. and In all "tho wide compgtOt which I« fetch**!" through the infinite variety of forms pf being love Is the per­ manent element nnd the true.es«enee. Nature Is on Its way back to God. gathering treasure on It goes.—Henry Joues, M. JL Srmiftolr * • •** prraorml pri»i'rrtv Lrl» >* rufi’ iiUri( tif mer» h arid i*r It 1grim. mH b llllr j* «II *f f ■tr.r• ,,i|, 1« t if r i>n dMinn Address Martin Doyle, San I ami hru»Hr*. 65-tic ir«*n, »«fun tint urn* ford, R. D. No. 2. _________|ehtnrry, offlrr flufur*’*, tnrlii ——— ——— atitl For Sale ( >m arre of land near depot, cleared, t i l e d and m cullivnlion Nothin« Letter lor home and small farm.. This is a place whiTe * , . you can make the lot pay for the house. H. G. Du Bose. 62-tGr ill liflr* i*f m^ . « a* |»rF i t * 1 t i. ln f*•"* *l,,r*’ hi* *» !i* t« *<*!'.*■' ‘ u»u * s i .-l. ' * (.nr<!rll tn rrr„ r.i Flortit». <>u ti< i'«" tats, in \(«.,tr.rr H...I » t m « it,,, ‘.it. ,1.. -t v. .......... i.*,«t,uW,!t > “ V rrgsetl ( K l'"wfn For Sul*- Five acre» half mile TurwKS tt from brick road, quarter mile from loading Million, 6 miles from SnnNI I I I MI NI gord, county road on one side. All l,f Iti, o w n , , * 1.1,1 rt ,« .1 • rlr rr.jutrf.l I.« * * • food black hammock land. Two r a í-.’ ni Ihi d . l nctes dcare<|. fenced and farmed 2 -, nil » , - • » ’ > *t » , f 1, 1. ISIS years. Good flowing well. Price grillar. Il I Iteti IV ••• $800 Tetms to suit customer. A I* 1 UM it n 1h t tillar li il uallir»« Xtshazet W V. Connelly, 119 Magnolia avenue. flirti. Fis. 57-tf ! fu l.tw h rr. T h * l l a r . t l f . tint. Kl* 11» n, r» »la, Lhal.t. t For Sale Five acre orange grove, « r frtl‘ 1 «- al lin- t a l » l «. .. ■100 bearing trees, 1 mile ftom Ge­ Holly. It J . S »a l«*’ I ! Unii) M It Sèni ■ 1 neva »ration and 1 mile from dock at KIII » I*• n «» W t « .« la.* \ Il ••« I . k«- Harm > Must l e Mild and wdl UiturV* t II suit dice lor JBfitITO Bee J It I V iiii Ii*■ H. i. V .il It.llifT / Il - «al- i I'a i k;u d 66-11* Wilson, rta** i -« II») lie-, W •• 1 H -•* t • ' * M . enti** Dutton, F. K , 8 *nturil. * ■ For Sale— Two good building lots Known liondho’i l r '» . m.-iu*««-'* on Sanford avenue, Hanford Heights, other Mcurlty hohfâr* holriiii,- t -lM V» ,tnnr* ot ihr tal *1 sie* One corner lot. $350 cash takes mort f » ( r * *ml othrr weuni'*IS tenni I tt V both lots. Must be Bold in ten days. 11*1*.' 'I* *r" Sworn Io »m l »ul*** i- 1" il Address J. IL, care Herald if you nt . I its y ..( VI »I* t f l ■ I I MIO are interested. e.r. 11n . ' , M) i*t»mmi (n < ut rl uf t u y i h JtfU* I). HUIr •f » 1Ìn ?*• K■tnif nI For Sale Forty latent improved j J K tu n k ln ,ir*r< drop-head White Sewing Machin*.*. fÍ i . h' ,ra.í only $23.50 each. Suwannee Furni­ Dctobrr. A D l l 1' Honorable G r o r z » *• U "''i ture Co., Live Oak. Fin. 64-2tc •tiri l 'r u r t »• Jiiilz' * * Ansi dl»«-h*f*r »» h*.«uu" ot J. K. ttsnkln. rirr,»»«*' For Safe— Egg» for Hatching, 1st »»mi* tlmr t will t'!1"**' ' " 1 prize pen Orlfutdo Fr.ir. White Rocks, t| »'« »C iu r li <>l »»III r . * » 1* •' tpproval $2.50. Other pens $1.60, Single 1latri] Arrll Sul, V '* Mr. K. «. ID 1* Comb While Leghorn, $1.50 to $2.00 «•fi, t-l, t », T 6. ' *' *' per sotting. Baby chicks $12.00 pet hundred for remainder of season, i N«ttr* or At>t Hr»u»« T,‘ *71 of Ibr i <■*•* Southern Or.ka Poultry Farm, En­ i N otSenior r , 1« hrrct.y «i> .* 1 •* ' terprise; Fla. G5-9tc ¡ * r d , purrha.tr of I »1 1 ' «Jalrit the Sr,I rii > «1 * _ .. . . I tits ftlnt »«Id r . n Iflrs lr # ' ror Salt— 12 acre improved farm : h*» m»d« •ppiir»t"*n < ’ ■ close In, fair house, n few fruit tree*.1!,“ i.V*'»'■*** '* Splendid poultry or general tiurpose •hutinl In a*mln" farm. Cheap for $1500. J. O. cori, * U: Srpifon SK' ‘ 1**. T Th» »»Id Unit t-pins Packard. 65-ltc <i| « h » iM i n n t r nf *urS r " nsm» ot J. I »«•' If. -M » N o tt tifica«» » h * l ! lie m l i a r i . i > 1 s t i!»cd will I m *i .- I h 'f - * ' FOR RENT Of May, A. D. f»IN Wile»*» rey ofiri»! »♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ e »» ; ' For Rent— Two big stores on East First street. Joe Do Mont, Coca. Cola Company, / 24-t( Furnished «rooip for.rent. South­ east corner of Park and Seventh, St. * ‘ ’ 68-tfc For Rent— Several nice office rooms over Yowell’a. Enquire N. .P. Yoweil & Co. 32-tf . 1.4 »»I ,Vji. t h l, ih » 3rd d»y of A p ril. A,„'.J :,1 l i^rk Circuit t:..urt _ nV . , liy Ja». C. Itotw rl* ‘ . Thus» daylight passed, to God on , high Once more with hallowed ^Jlpa w'e cry. Bcnedlcantus Domino! —From A te Marla. gWrn lli«t un.lrf , t «J by vlrt up of 1 rvrt #in Ordrr •d Slie„ In if out of und Uindrf llir rei 1 nf I I » 1 I.uatf J Ullg«*'* Court uf firminoli- » "i*fitL ruir. Iti», on thi* 5th «l#jr of April ^ f* m i. that I « i l l , ft* Atimmutfair • •d *Kr reI' Pifr Ma M*«| ». ••■*. .«I! f a i r i»f W II to 1 hr hlfhrait « 0*1 »,►*« • « P n 1 hP If*! ilttT Ilf M l ) A't " * IMbR, In Iron t fi f ihr 1 slop*- «i f Ml* *• W H II nrlrr w pod, on ( » tt W « y« » .. - . • - . * <*«. For Salt— My sif.ticre truck farm on brick rond, Beardnll avenue, farmed six years. Price $1500. J. O. Parkrrd. 65-1tc 58-tfc T IA N S . «:flp / For- Bale— Good farm "on Celery Wanted—Two good mule» -Adavenue, 4 acres tiled, with two wells, dresa c-o Postofflcc lloz 131, U i £. 3 acres clfarcd and untiled. 12 room wood, Fla. », 65-2tp house with all modern conveniences. —I » Hot and cold water in bath room Wqnted— Amateur musicians tj^t For Sale 20 tine Itrood nows. Martin Doyle, Sanford, R. |) No, 2. H Y M N O F T H E E A R L Y C H R IS ­ GI-T,i, Lost— Scarf pin, opal rent.-r.* sur­ rounded by fourteen small diamonds Reward if returned to It (, Jacksonville, Fla, ones j u s t »hippe«! in u nd in fine eonIM M IG R A T IO N WANTED M-Tiiro-S« C.tampion Nature *T know a nature faker." llache, the author, "who claim» iM * < hmt of hla last .month hatched, a setting of aoventeen c***v teen chicks thnt had, in lieu ,x ora, fur. Ho claimed that 1111 ' coated chicks wen* prixd nf " !1 *! adaptation of nil antm onvlronmont. the sevenf« •-l ‘ ' . log been of tho cold »t‘‘r . For Rent— Dcsirabic light house­ keeping rooms at 311 Park, wvenue. . , 65-3tp Mr*. Bumpweather Exptam» “ 1 havo observed," so)* ' ,r* ‘‘“ i weatbor, "that when I am evtru For Rent— Home of eight rooms to people they think J am -«<» and bath on Myrtle avenue, close and tako advantage of me >'ul in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., well afford to lough, became It tt r fectly true." office. ' 03-tfc t, �— ------- ---------- — ------- IN TH E H EART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SENI-WEEKLY BN SA N FO RD H ER A LD //V S A N F O R D — Life VOLU ME 5 I la ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Woitti Living SAN FOUI», FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRII, 9, 1015 NO. 66 ft FLA. LEGISLATURE DOWN TO BUSINESS •W of ti mem Lor of the house holding any attnrhe*»pp«itiuii, tIf,-n- was no ELKS LODGE ENTER- SOUTHERN BELL CO. TAINED AT PALATKA ' CAN’T RAISE RATES GREAT SOUTHEAST IS OPENING UP l New Alarm System t’ liief Paxton of the Sanford Fire real business transude«! in the bouse __ Department is n genius, as his many today. 1 hr speaker of tile house inventions at the fire station attest. has not announced lii■ n>utm111er*. Among his very latest is the new fire alarm gong from an electric the s e n a te seem s t o be MethiidKi Services Sunday M I K E S M I T H E L E C T E D V IC E - T H E R A I L R O A D C O M M I S S I O N clock system and will sound a gong S O U T H E R N S T A T E S C H R O N ­ giving the district In which the fire Sunday school. 6:45. m a k in g b e tte r t im e W IL L N O T ALLOW N E W P R E S ID E N T — JAX N E X T IC L E D E V E L O P M E N T S I N is located. The new system is only Preaching, 11:00, subject, •'Hear­ TH A N T H E HOUSE . O W N E R S ’ P E T IT IO N M e e t in g p l a c e - EVERY L IN E for the benefit of the citizens and ing and Doing." iloes not work from boxes for the Preaching 7:50, subject. "The (Bl C. F. Johnson, Specul Hrrald Correspondent i T.he Sunford Telephone Company fire department. Local Elk^.returning from Pulutka In case of fire Business Man." Columbus, Go., April 7.— The In­ The attendance last Sunday itl the report a fine meeting am! one of the will remain us It it unless the South-1 every citizen naturally wunts to dustrial Index says in its issue -for Tallahassee, Fla., April 8.— The • committee on rule* in the senate re- Sunday school wus. lido, it is ex­ best limes of their liv«**. Sanford ilid ern Hell Telephone Co. takes some know just where the blaze Is' located this week: ' ■* , ’ ported yesterday favoring the rules pected that n A t -Sunday will be not go In form ns was supposed the other trek in the proceeding* for pe- and wdron the fire department leaves "Spring and business are opening lodge would do as many of the rnein^ titioo before the Railroad Commis- the Hint ion the number will lie set •• of 1613 and Senator Ion L. Farris larger a« the weather i.*t mo«h*ratup together. April, always an im­ slc-tt The following decision re­ on th* «fir.l and the gong will ring’ bers were detained by business ing to normal Florida condition*, offered an* amendment thnt would portant month in dustrial and com­ Jacksonville wns selected cs the garding the mutter is given below; for several minutes giving the num­ It Is the'desire of the imstor, Sun­ embody reduction of the committees mercial affairs promisor (o ho an un­ In the Matter.of the Petition of the ber of the lire district. By consult­ to six numbered committees and day school superintendent and teach­ meeting place for the Florida State usually busy period. Operations Sanford Telephone Company ing the card the fire can he located have been deterred by weather con­ five standing committees, with spec* ers that all members of the Method­ Elks’ Association in 1616 by the This matter ctune up for consider­ at once and much needless worry Jnl committees to ho provided by the ist church will he In one of the de­ converttlon meeting in Pnlntkh Wed­ ditions nnd have now been begun, nesday. The fight for the annual ation upon the Sanford Telephone nesduy. Iclephone arid exciUmeut saved tu. üutlMlitttti» - « e t -r is partments of the school. Those who chair. Senator Johnson defended J t t f d wtlym itsW xLto*U*k~.CiMm-.nyv m -aml-by wWkb'-pyHHorr 'flnjofisfc•'tlfc:;y*»emt^ ^ ^ S ï ^ ^ ^ rV f| Jn ^ 7 ^ 7r ^ îa h iÿ ' t ua fiu l.nivuukd**HyerFrer-br . *i>«« i i i s fifcvAim nuttAAU 1^ ■ *1 ^*wsn< w wj»*»--w many linos and cc ntor Hudson of the 15th district present ns visitors, then we are sure sondilo, Quincy. Orlando anil Day- said Sanford Telephone Company aml relied* great credit upon Chief tor lrn(le |n many prayed for ,un order approving Paxton, especially since he made it supported Senator Farris’ amend­ you will join. Welcome, thrice wol- tonn- Jacksonville won out after a tions are improving ateadily. rate-- to be chnrged "between South­ himself, with no cost . to the city corned. All others will he warmly » 'e ly contest. Jacksonville Lodge, No. ment. ■ "A “ number of important con­ |‘J2l. Benevolertf and Proytectiiy ern Bell Telephone and Telegraph whatever. See it at the fire depart­ Senator Himes of Hillsborough received. struction nnd _ industrial undertak­ Order of Elks will make the neces­ Company and the city of Sanford," ment. and Senator Adkins of Starke op­ ings of considerable magnitude are sary arrangement t to take rare of and the «aid Sanford Telephone posed the amendment. A vote 'be­ in progress in the southeast, and I the convention which will be held Copi puny being represented by Geo. there is t) large volume of enterprises ing taken the amendment was lost, there next April The dale* of the A 11* Cotte* and the Southern Bell by a vote of .‘10 to if, thus ending and building operations, w hirh, while D r / ^ I I I A D C r C P I A M lueeting Merci'«-, fill'd yr'liTilay ; but Tolct'h**: ■■ tnd Telegraph 1 ‘om puy Senator Farris’ light for general re­ not so targe individually are of great ■’ be opinion wi -ih.it April 5(1, 'J1 und : beit .: n proeuted by II E W . P.tlorganization of the legislature importonc«* in the aggregate. Thiat mt't n*l H appenring t.» tlie Coni■J'-’ would lie -il «teil. After an unsuccessful attempt to which is actually-being done dem­ mllstuiiura thaJt' thè pi'titianer ha» Officers elected for the com big year onstrates beyond question a steady, amend the rule« and throwing down M 4 N Y \! I T T L’ OC n r n n | ! T l V l ’ M A N 1 M A T T E R S O F R O U T I N E Ä,,re; j, IL Crump, Quincy, presi- no standing to r’sk tliut. rates lui P E O P L E SHOULD D O N A T E ami In some respects rapid return to the bars to i.ppointmcnt of commit­ N A T U R E C O N S ID E R E D dent; .Mike Smith, of Orlando. vice- fixc*l for nnother company; This does not tee clerks by Senator Gornto, the F U R N I T U R E T O W A R D T I I I S J normul conditiohs. Whcreupon H. E. W. Palmer, at­ A N D D IS P O S E D O F [president; H. M. Hunt, of Tampa, take ‘ into consideration the imme­ rules were adopted In full as pre­ W O R T H Y E N T E R P R IS E secretury. and \\ L. Bates, of Key torni > for Southern Bell Telophone diate prospects. Many business men sented by the committee. _____ West, treasurer The conti t* in the and I iTegruph Company unnminceil of good judgment are of thir opinion The president of the senate then The city conni d mvt in regolar At tin* meeting of the county com­ «elei lion were u* lively ns was that hi* ili-ire t Iti.I hi* rompany ho Iliade that thin year will prove as a wholo announced the appointment dT his *e**ion Aprii filli, 1615, ut 7:511 p. in. II il t il missioners last Tuesday Chairman to be one ■■( unusual prosperity’ for fur tin* convention ejty There were a pa -t \ tu ilo* i. (iplieatiun committee*. I’re«ent. B W ilcrtiduu, pre-i.l.-n» nvi-r inn *l*.|er«t*'s jire*ent mil! the u.* ile’ e-mtn# d by ite Ciittmn»- I. P liugun was appointed u com­ the »outUeitM An invitation from the \\ i T A beni,iti . , .1 Aduni*, ( Il * udi'inii * fur i h*' v ariiiu* *>dices were slot • r* tin i i i *n mnspli-ring thè mittee nf one to snlp-it ilonalimm "Among the item* of construction I to boll) houses of the legislature Dingec, .1 li I >.i\ i*o ii. R <’ \t. x Soli' In-rti Iteli Ti lephone and Tele* ‘of furniture, carpet«, bed clothing, inch bucked by large followings. work to to* done, a» reported this to review a prohibition demonstra­ well and H E Tolar The finni session of this year’s gravi* Company ai mie of thè tieti- kitchen utensil», farming implementa, week are. tion at 5:110 Wednesday was rend The minute* nf ih,* lu*t meeting meeting v :* bel l TTiursihiv The lim > t lo y *ould noi t In n cotisHler d r f.*r tip- county infirmar). "Apartment house, St. Petcrsbutg, fe» the information of the number« were r* .vi .nel .1 pprov ed The commissioner» recently purmeeting is the largest and the best thè petitum, a* thè ullegullons tbere* Fla.; npnrttnent store building, MiHills introduced in tile senate were. K. R. Murre II uppeared before chased the Hnrrobl place on Melonever held since the stale association of nhowed thel il rute wns sotight lo An act to appoint a naval stores thè cogncil nnd u*»k <i permi«»i<in was urganind •« v r , I , cifr* ago he ■ t,i l>11 hed t . *i <i aptiii ti iì ine imi ville iiv.-nu. for the county home am! * " " " FI«-.1* bank building. Marshallville, Ga ; church building, school inspector, by Senator I.iild»e> of In impi**v •• tip- Librar) \**u* uttion I'alalh.i »a* t urned ’»ver l” the vis­ of '■ ut * \ e«t limiteli lo he iieresicrv new that they have gained posses building ami sidewalk paving, Flor­ (’ aryville; to appropriate funds to Iniilding l*y inl'ling t<> thè letigth itor* who pa ruth <1 with flag* and to il* tmjirovement in ilio (dunt ut sum are vs/y desirous of furnishing ence, S. C .; city hatl plans have The light citrus canker, by liid*en. of und piitting un ti im'W ruof banner* The Pati tka lodge of Elks Saidord. bui which lius not bevo HI* the same as soon a« possible and been accepted nt Orlando. Fla.; Miami; to encourage the destru<tton request w.i* rifuseli, il* thè city mudi pr*)uiralion* fur tin- entertain­ vei-ietl iherein. and thut thè npplicn- putting the bouse in shape for the hotel buildings, Birmingham, Ata.; .mi it of the turkey buzzard, by Wells of ut tome \ *.ild il wóulli tic u Vinili in mat e* ment *d the guest * t*tuh all hll*l tio' I* iuisetl entirei) tlpon u future c# anil Mar* hall ville, Ga , and mldlIson, Senator Roland, to provide timi *<( t in- building '*r iiI h,t 1 Thi* place comprise« about forty CO* * ,’ehl'V . a r** >■I g*e**l 11 me tinn, Daytona, Flo.; factory huildfor the burial of all annuals dying A pel libili frulli t ln- M . : hii'ii't. I i* tlp-reforc i onstdereil, urib reii l i r e * and in time ('Sit be made *e|f- inz*. Dawson. Ga., and North Bir­ '111* J a > K ■*i • V tile b u l g e wi l l t i l k e in the state. Senator Drane. t*> e% und llupllsl Unii tier litimi i‘\;|Nt*t**, supporting in a measure by planting and ailjutiged timi thè pruyer ni che lablish commission form of govern­ asking that the cnuncii pu** an or­ ni* the m.ittrr of .itf.iiiging f*>r tht crop*, raising hogs and poultry . etc , mingham, Ala.; additional tev«*e con­ und thè suine i* ment at Florence Villa. Mimes, to dinance closing the fruit stand* and i'iiti'rtiiiniii*'iit of t h è delegale* u n i i ! * , ni p c t i t m n b< und a* the inmates can often lie struction, Augusta, Ga ; postoiTice v i *11 or* ni ih,< | ' 1 |I. meeting wit hout l ■rehv ileni. il give state treasurer authority to tn- forbidding the sale *>f cider un 'Ain depended upon to do some work the building site ha* been purchased at ibi.*. ( ' ohi liiltti*«'* In look after all Dono nini nrilered to lit e Italiila \ was received it «ut the illy. u t \i—tigute certain insurance *-ondi• , .... , itlaie cali be niixlc very attractive Decatur. Ala., paving, Lancaster, i*| ito ili tali* uill In- appoiiiled ut r**.nl ( omflit vloncr* n| the State of S C . and Riant City, Fla.; school tluus. Films, of Duval, to enable torney wn* instructi *1 to draw *u* ii nnd home like iti * . -Iv ditte and ari eflnrt ts to be Hurnla in *«'.**iui.i ut tticir offici* ini building plans have been accepted ^ <|U: tilled voters to vote when away an oriiimmce The people who have been de­ m.ulc l o provnle for t hè giost sin the ci ty of l.ilUhunii-e thi» 7 1 li ila) at Fella mere, Fla., and Huntsville, The iiimpbiint «if Mr Fueswta refrom home on election ‘lay". S note sirous of assisting In charitable work Ala,: sewer and water works systems garding hud rnnditinn of certain ci-s-ful meeting e ve r beh! by t he or ! of Aprii. A. D 1616. then took reeesa until 4 p. in. in thi* city and in the county run R Hudson llurr. ganization iit uny annual meeting Elba. Ala . *ub division improvement Senator Gornto introduced a con­ bridge* we.* referred to the «tree! now coin** forw..n! and assist in the l 'h.iir ma n . Tll*' >e**n»iv* of t fn * i**<tociation will Barasota, Flu. current resolution providing (*>r a <nlninlttee. I work of furnishing the county home. prob.iblv In* held in Morocco temple "Construction contracts have Imen It Hnyklli for Tin* ref|iH*«t of ■ constitutional convention It n im Ever;, home ha» «min' piers of fnr *t- il* I hiv.il *mint v armor) which II* I*. r II ilici t ;i » warded II* fulfil w * 1 ' 1er— ' 1 --- h.,* il'-r loiul that .1 the must it nt oin.il a red«** t :...... lilt 11r• t hut *iU I" given to t hi ■ ............. tv [ Ii : • <1 I*, I*. \t \s•rt' r.dl.,1 .. \|*ri! * 1 - 1 Church budding. I.mictte. Ala., 11 it** \i-nitoTi th#* •|u* ^fVtmi *•! r* ulift hv Opji •I Ulid if they will lev Vi­ .l*- Il*it ri I in . tnr \ l Mi*uu-r . i'd Sanford, FI i paving, HirmingV ;*i 1it ion : mm ■> .ri. *r 1 jit11(mirthmiiini■11f <»f 1lii t ,i t♦■ w111 In lli. -.mi. .il i hi Sanford 1 rullurt ili elide. , *r t+* ha v * nai lcil al t hi* IH I n* r *■a *c I ruin me a the re* nient * **l >. iifnrd II* igt l Co. or ut the furniture «tore (|i ham. Ala , mol St Augustine, Fla.; **-*ton of thè legislature a law lo T.i|b.liussi e, Aptil h. Special. Senator lilitch introduced a loll was rcci'ived proli'sting a g a in st tin1 W. W. Abernathy or T. J. Miller school building, Senntohia, M il«.; provide f«>r a state building code, to ti Son, marking'it "county home" warehouse, Camilla, (in. • culling for a constitutional amend­ payment of city luxe« until the The Brotherhood of Railway Trainrcgulat» the ronstruction oT alt pub"Industrial plants will l><> estab­ ment for statewide prohibition, which streets were paved, water works in- men will endeavor to secure the pn»the same will he taken at once t«i ln building«, and ntnke pian* (or lished a* follow«; stullcd nnd all other improvements *v.R < of an an to regulate tin* iittmlens referred to the temperance com­ the home and will be placed for the t*'h building- subjert to review by ' Benzol plant, Birmingham, Ala.; were in o|M*r.ilion. an*! threatening |„-r of trainmen and ernpbive* to !>*■ mittee. convenience of the inmate* tate cotti iui*iunn* r l or any further information . a ll, mtlL. A«hbiirn, G«.. and GreenSenator I’lymploii intrio* It U th. t in >a * I to petition w.t* Hot n*i*l in t! operation of train* within l'Io* ini 'usure, Mr M io im f *.iy*i it f ill*- — lilt and 111 the *ii,t*. of Florid* t I,airman 1 . !’ Magmi nr writM s r ■ garage, Columbi». The nieasur* Senator riympton introduced two iiiteil upon, I** * — a ncci*i.ii> iti Fiorili. , .i* al pre* "I ■m.r: tho> ap Inin in 'reform... to th. donation* M,Ml ft'nnene*. Camden, S ('..a n d ip » n p t l l c t - t h m p.i • i g* r ir..ln* - h . ! 1 I * esureu. one providing for .i »team *i*i* ol t ai lor* ii l i c i i ' i cn V * tber•• i* Ilo l.iw l ' o i n p e l b i i g ali*o iCe plant improvement, N o | , . ,,* ’, - 1h *•' • • i gn •• r *• it*r*‘tin* I<.••!*• •" I f ' No t i l l - Hoped th. t t In kind heart« *1 < 111». All bout and boiler inspector ■■ ! or* I ,t|*(iei I to 11• i l) *.,i* i •o , s t r i e Mori o ! h o tel., (■riditi. Ga io* mirai or, Augusta, a i : mi ■ tir. ii .. *i ............. ..in , **r i lla g n peu pic I ‘ the lit,, will respond for municipal auditor* narche», o boni*, di poi«, puldt«' lt-j Gu . laundry, ( itronelle, Ain ; pi|>o It w j» in**« ■! :.'*l *e*’ti,i*leil that buggageinun ..n*l brc.keman; freight Senator Hudson •presented ** ineav vr.ifies a n d o t li r r larga building« for plant. North Birmingham, Jkl.i ; 1 I loath of Ite» . S war 1/ ure to provide a st.te plant pathol­ the time for t h* |ui) inetit of tax** train* »hftll have an rngii'.eer. tir* , * of the general puhln \ number, packing plant. Ft I’kerce, l^ T lV ; Carried man. innitinlor. tlagu.an and Iw* ogist.’ and means to prevent insect be extelideif i** M .i v 1». "t prominent senatur», when naked Howard Sw.rtz ha* left for his The bid of tile Arabia Granite brukeinen, regardlg.»« uf the use ul their views on the question of such |home in New ^ ork rity, having been products lit ant a, Fairhope, Ala : |danpests to plant life. Ing mille, Hnlscll, Ala.; saw mill, ---- called — «•—• •there i..... *-.• At the afternoon session of the Co., for granite curbing nt the rnte any nnfoty npplunee*. a law, readily agreed that auch a I 1 been by •**— tin* sudden Clnrksdale, Mi*« ; moot packing The measure’ stipulates, however, renate the following measures wefo of ‘„Ml cents per lineal foot delivered measure was n necessity und that |death of hi« father, Lev, Wiliam (limit to he enlr.rRed, Columltus, G «.; in Sanford wa* »erupted, and the that the lnw shall not apply to rail ' Introduced: Mrs. Swnrtsz is also reafter investigation of the r«*quire- Swartz telephone »;.. toni, Linrolnton, Gu, An r.ct to provide for n county city .enginwer w..j instructed to or-*wny lines hi ving less than 100 mile* ments of tlie hill they would no ported n* being very low with pneu­ "A D„rlingioi . S, (' , hank ban track within the stale nor t<* treasurer and a county school treas­ dor u sufficient quiiiitity for the .fimlit give this measure their sup­ monia, me king the bun! n of Howard piircha-.«*d an ii-Ue of .70.000 of hoi.da paving of Magnolia avenue freight train* of les* than III car*. doubly lurgo Rev. Swartz wua well urer by Senator Gornto; an art to port. of the local school district. The clerk was instructed to cor- und imposes u peiiully of from $H>0 known here, hrving r*-»ide«i nt Ids create a board of county tax as­ Mr. Messruer also devices the seope ■ "Three extensive Florida tract: — place neur Silver Lake for som»? time sessors and tax equalization hoard respond with the War Department. I" J50D (or violation, of his wirk extended ns hotel romone nl 5,000 actes, nnother of 0,01)0 A similar measure passed the house and preach«-«! in the S. nford churches and a state hoard of nupvMon and relative to two cannon awarded to the luspeition« of acre.; and another of IH.ti'iO am i — upon «e verni orrr-ion*. The sym­ equalizers; Senator Rowland of this city rs the means to oiitain the in 1615. nnd was frvorrbly reported , " " “ '» » ' r. 'but I v committee of the senate, hut diedi (;uil « » « “ la. bakeries, meats mr.r- pathy of th« community goes out to have been purchased In the past f *w Gainesville, an act regulating the sale sum«*. a in the rush «lay* of closing still on keta und’ gr...erte« Ivimlude.l tn th** Howard und he has the pruyiT» ol du>V- by northern invi- or*, and sub* The city nttoreev presented iiresented a of produce on commission. Senator In «lefending the ralemlar. >“ * r ,Kul' “ »K ,h" M«'«««ry rondt- In* many fri* ni!» here fur the recov­ stantia! portions of the facts will bo Adkins;’ an act fnr the relief of the bill f«ir past si-nucMr. W. E. Kite of Avon Height* l,un* «»»'• further »tnlcd that if such ery ol Id« beiov« d mother, who it i» cultivated or- devoted to live slock the suits InslHuieil tiv ■c*tate of E. W. Scarborough. S.cn raising. K|vi,n J “ dü,“irtTO*’nl ''‘ Uoped will bo spared to him. Watson; an act providing for estab­ and agreed that the future fees,»'* in the city as a regreaentative o lii»“ » ' « “ A total of sixteen corporations would not exceed the present hill. ! the trainmen and will look alter the ^ u ld «»0 » have the en re «tute In a ' lishing and maintaining experiment more ^sali* satisfai tory condition. Ill > t ^ have been formed with minimum The reports of the ofTb vrs were l*ill when presented. j niore ai tory i«m < ttiim^^ ^ HeUrn to Wichita farms in the Everglades liy the In­ I now believed that this addition to capital Mocks a,:e:egatirtg 3155,600." Dr. and Mrs. Miunick have re­ ternal Improvement Board, Sen. read und ordered filed v " , » , the powers of the hotel commis* it was moved und seconded thnt Sanford I'nrty Over for Vesper» turned to the west after residing Hudson; two measures by Ben. TerniMonor will be provided for at thi* Police Ha»e New Uniform* . Sunday afternoon quite a number here- for sevcrul yeur* und luter at rtd to revise tux laws; an act by the bill* as approved by tin* finance session.. committee and signed by the pres­ The Sanford police force will soon JU. Petersburg. The Minnicka were of Sanford 'pimple motored over T5en. Drane of Polk county to change from the Celery City to r.ltend the among the pioneers at Cameron City’ be resplendent in new uniforms. the location and nnme of Fargo, ident bo paid. Carried. McLaughlin Went Strong Easter vesper services, the last of Tho state convention of Elk* ami the beautiful Mlnnlck place is to Chief Tilll:» b "ing the firat one to don Polk county; an act by Sen. Drane tint current season. Among those in dosed yesterday at Paint ka and day u monument to their industry (he new regalia. .Tho uniforms nro lo Incorporate Auburndsle, Polk Special fur Men county, j. A ' Tho service at the Star Theater the party were Mr»"tThd Mrs. L. A. Jacksonville wen chosen for tho next und love for the beautiful in nature. of light weight blue serge with silver Only one measure was passed next Sunday evening will bo planned Brumley, Mr. and Mrs. John Hur- place of meeting. However, Orlando Thoy expect to make their home in buttons. Tho cap* nro of the now today In the senate, and certified to for the interest of the men of San­ by, Wldeman Caldwell, Mcsdames displayed the right, spirit by going Wichita where the Doctor will again military style with visors nnd the IL and.L. Caldwell, Miss Essip Por­ after tho convention tend making a take up the practice of medicine. Sanford police force will look like u the house. This was a special bill ford. tion nnd Mrs. Tenny Deane.— De- stropg bid for the place of meeting. It is hoped thut nt some future time part of the Germ*;» army when they by Sen. Cooper, of Punta Gordn, The »object,»"The Bus inbaa Man" 0. McLaughlin urged that Orino­ they ran return to Sanford for good. get togged up in th«* new stuff. The to validate, ratify and confirm the wilt ho presented by the pnslor. The Land News. lo be chosen u« the city to hold the for we can ill afford to |o«*’ such suit* will not *>t’ , !>• * u re i »mfortHarasota-Venlce special river and services held under thi* auspice* of .:liL iu the M.rr.rne t. . ,11 g!vo Big ItndiHh next convention, utu! he made u good people from our midst. bridge district in Munatce county, the Methodist clmrrli on Sunday "our finrit’" a me'"* ¡i. ..tan app«-tr­ J. K. Mettinger is no farmer but Mrong speech Orlando withdrew an electiop having been held in sai evening for the (last month hnve Sanford Cemrtcjj Futu! tirow» ance and wol dit,iiiigui..ii the Sanforii been attracting larger audiences than he seems to lie able to raise a fine i from the rare, however, when it was county March 10. This measure wns, The following is tho list of nurr:s policeman from thy ord'-.a-;- cigar upon waiving of rules put on third for some time. The large Brother- kitchen garden. Ho brought a white seen that the honor* could not be tcsdlng* and certified to the house hood das« of the church will have Yadlsh to The Herald office yesterday captured. , M. M. Smith was elected added this week to the.(und for the sign. Ol course tho nt w ur.¡forma tor concurrents. part in this service. They will have that was 8 inches long, 10 inches first vice president. It was reported employment of a sexton at the cem­ will have to be saluted nor; Li duo military form and Mayor Thrasher In the Lower House reserved seats and w'ill »ing tw'ouji round nnd weighed throe pounds. by the Elks who qttended the meet­ etery: ing that Mr. McLaughlin’s bid for Mrs, L. H. Gould.................... |6.00 Is eonsidorlnc tho advisability of f i l e very modestly gives Mrs. Mct’ * Other thin psss numerous resolu­ song». Everybody will meet a Moth tho convention wss one of the finest W. W. F r y ........................ ; . . . 6 .5 1 0 having tho chief executive and the tingcr the credit for raising the rad­ tions, among which was one that odist welcomo at the hands of a com­ Geo. Fox, S r........................ .. ’1.00 ever delivered and was a feature of city council all wear the natty nowr ish and we half suspect that he had became known as the no-kinsman mittee from the doss. Tho time is the session.— Orlando, Sentinel. Miss Muller .......... 1.00 uniform. . hejp in raising such a big one. «solution, piohibiting any relative 7:30. hXl'.-K ' ; CITY COUNCIL IN KtibULAK utuuIUIl mm , .3 THE COUNTY HOME TO BE FURNISHED ! •> •«1 J' ■-¿SI m M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 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>, April 06, 1915; <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/cf47184d9ea2cf1d56126723e84ab9b2.pdf 052d359d3fd04f4f3c26c226a0849bdb PDF Text Text X □ QOOOOO ODDOOQ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OO0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OOOOOOOO □ oaaODOaanD j CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! I ------- — . BUDGET OF O P IN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN s YOU ANI) M E .” ♦Il PEOPLE AND EVENTS Continued Irom Pace 5 | THE . appearance of the Boston Lyrics, one of the most popular of the Alka­ hest Lyceum Course, interest Is on the increase and the advance sale of seats promises a crowded auditorium. Wherever the Boston Lyxlcs have been presented they attrnct large ^ crowds for they include the best o talent and an attractive program g |that, appeals to the most critical. EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT | A CHILL IS AMONG Y E TAKING NOTES ANI) FAITH. •• HE’ L L PRENT ’E M “ — SO SAYS SAUNTEREIt. SnD O oD aoaooooooooooooaaooD O oaaoooanaD oooooooopooanaoo plans of A. W. Thomason, to take ¡April 14th. k up the production of essential oils for j -------perfumesThe soil and climate of j Social Calendar the district is very similar to tho sol Tuesday-evening: and climate of the great rose growRc-opening of the SocialDepart­ ing districts of Bulgaria, where most meftt* dancing school, of the attar or otto of roses is pro-; Wednesday afternoon: duced. T h e industry was almost r)r> Tuckcr at the Woman’ s Club. riuned in the two Balknn wars, and Mrs. A. P. Connelly will entertain in consequence prices for the various the Auction Bridge Club. floraf oils are very high. P ra c tic a lly Thursday afternoon: But. of all the pressing issues all of the perfume oils used In tho • More important than the rest, Mrt|. R. J. Holly will entertain Violet the Sew-Sew Club. Some onehns just diseoveted that United States aro imported. oil, *for -instance, brings oft» fttmtlred the buzzard it a pest. _ Mrs. W. D. Holden will entertain tbirLt-sii . dollars a juoynd. the Every W’ eek Bridge C lu bT TT h e While violets are easy to grow, vast home of Mrs, Geo. Davis Hart., Tho aensibilitiea jar. Now isn’ t he a carrion things a little quantities o f the .flowers aro needed Thursday ulght: to produco a pound of oil, and yet hit too far** Polly Primrose Dance at the club Mr. Thomason believes that violets rooms. will be more profitable than straw­ He carries cholera to tho hogs Friday evening: berries. H e has laid out n plot of And chicken pox to chicken«; Christian Endeavor social at the fe u e rt? « -exrrtn-ftîh tfrffttfir, ktnftftT'a'hd ’Will erect a stlTT to ex­ T H th t M n r r f ie 'T H miry"ifcITenii. Social Department dancing school, tract the various oils. Wo surely soon must get relief Saturday afternoon and evening One of the committee of interested . For troubles o f this nature,. St. Agnes Guild chickep supper: I f wo have to take up all the tim e women wrote to Mr. Thomason ns to hi* plans for the cultivation of Of the coming legislature. l llirlh * (lowers, especially the violet, for the • ✓ Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. U. E. Polmaking of perfumo oils, and his opW e ’ll get the legislature to swat him tirnintic roply was such ns to give ar>| lerd. a little »on, Mondi.y. April S, j till he’s dead. 1915. added ImjMftus to the movement And then to pay a bounty upon his here. bloomin’ head. l ‘rr tonal Mention Whether or not violets may he For the buzzard is. a filthy beaut. profitably grown in this section for Hon. W. J. Scars and Mrs. Sears With habits most disgustin’. We’ ve put up with him long enough, commercial purposes remains to bo and attractive little son, Joseph were But now we’ll have him dustin’ . demonstrated, but there seems no the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. • good reason why the violet culturo Holly Monday. _**__ Equal suffrage, prohibition, Torrens of West Florida should not become quite ns famed us the culture of the law and tfrninugn too, Miss Alice Harding of PhihtdolFee Bystem, road commission, and Hermuda lily, which is grown on phin is a guest of her aunt, Mrf. M. that beautiful island quite as prof­ Martin at the Comfort Cottage other matters not a few. But of nil important measures that itably as the Bermuda onion II the violets .In not bring a sat»-! Mr llll(1 M r„ Thomas Coleman has them bent a mile, You find that b oa ring buzzard bill factory price fur perfume oil it e j Kentucky and Mrs. Lily Barbour should be very easy to dispose of t)f k vnnsvillc. Did . came over from At topmost of the pile. them in the northern market, for , ht. K(>worlh llin wlltl Mr, Martin d ttfB 8U),)f)illi: ul tho Comfort There’a u sound of something stirrin’ they ship easily, and would sell at u good price without doubt. j Cottage. ’ There’s burring in the air, Something soon will he Decurtiti* Up in Tallahassee where Mr. and Mrs. la-slie Mr Hay of Our solons soon will gather, New York city are registered at the A t the legislative mill, San forti House. Continued from Page 3 For grove debate, deliberate, then Pass a bloomin’ buzzard bill. of two great nations of ancient his­ Mrs. Eva Sage of Jacksonville is A II A. in American Kagio. tory, thn of Egypt and Rome, and villj, itlK (lrr Mr*, It K Pola ♦ • where if* is the predominant intlu- j « Many, and by no means infre­ once in the church today the moral» quent, are the pxtrnvnganees of the of the common people are below Mr» Forrest Lake and her two day. None, however, equal to the the standards of those < ( the Chris­ ¡ ttrartive young daughters, Serilu neighborhood rumor that a house­ tian nations where it Ibiurinhes not and Maud will leave for Tallahassee wife, whose name we withhold be­ As a substitute for the . uiiplu way tomorrow to join Mr. Lake. cause it might offend friend husband, of the gospel, as taught by Jesus carelessly left a dozen eggs on the Christ, it is n failure. v Mrs. C. F. Cooley of Paula was piano and the family daughter carne Monasticism h.as ever been the the guest of friends in the city on in and played a few snatches from enemy of progress in the larger Monday. Grieg. The eggs were addled, of sense, and w-us in a very marked de­ course. And all of this the day b e ­ gree Subversive of good during the Mrs. H. C. Gerror expects to leave fore Easter. Reformation. for a Week's visit to Jacksonville to** Life in monk cells, life lived in morrow She will be the guest of * The main kick from the travel­ and under unnatural conditions awa> Miss I.e Brut* ling public in Sanford is the fifty from family life, away from social Use. cents that is paid to and fro from away from social good, away fromthe Mrs. Patrirk Bundy is visiting tho depot (twenty-five cents each common touch; a life which transfer« Mrs. H. E. Jones at Clermont. way) for hack fare on account o f religion from the world to a desert and the distance of the depot frpm the out of way placea breeds wild fancies Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hryden, re­ heart of the busincM district. A ll productive o f little real good, nnd cent .arrivals in Sanford will move this could be saved by the establish- ever and over of much harm not into the Howard house on Oak avoment of a jitney bus, the kind thnt alone.to the individuals lending the „,JP nn BOon as repairs are completed, is putting the street ra s out of busi­ life hut to the race a» a whole. | ness in the large cities. The jitney 1>M us ever lie mindful thnt it ¡» Mr. an(j Mrs. William Weinert. bus is a fine vehicle and the only d i f - ! \;()'p the life S E P A R A T E D from who have been visiting Mr and Mrs fercnce is in the equipment of thi-so the world which is productive of C. E. Henry leave today for St, I called bus which p ovules for trans­ good hut rather, the Chi 1st life lived Augustine nnd Jacksonville en route porting a dozen or more people in ­ IN the world, OF the world, FOR to their hnmu in Philadelphia. stead of a few. T h e bus wjU take it the world and BY tho world, re­ ipt I pssrengei to any purt of the city for membering thnt it was Jesus who \ Mrs. M. Mnrtin has returned from live cents and this will he a great gave voice to tho following prayer: Enterprise and has reopened tho thing for Sanford, where the hack " I pray N O T that thou shouldst Cemfort Cottcge to the delight of fare ¡» quite an item: It is rumored take them O U T of the world, but her many friends end patrons. thnt one firm hero expects to put thnt thou shouldst KEEP them from t w o ‘ jitneys in service .right away EVIL. John 17:15. Mr. R. B. llnnnn, who has been and this, will he as good as a street spending the winter in Sanford has car line for Sanford. While the To the Citizens of Sanford md returned from a ahort visit to Clear­ busses are not doing service at the • Vicinity water and is again stopping at the depot they can be transporting For fully th irty five (35) years the St. Johns House. people to the celery fields and other L. & M. Semi-Mixed Beal Paints right seeing tours. On Recount o f have been extensively used through­ the load the bus will not proceed at out the United States and also in ATLANTIC COAST LINE the breakneck speed of the auto South America. They havo there­ nnd the passengers can en- fore beon subjected to the testa of ' TRAINS , * Joy the scenery with more security every sort o f climatic condition«-— Northbound and more pleasure. Let the busses most successfully— thereby proving Arrive Liu ve come. They will help the city o f their extreme durability and superior No. «2. .. .4:00 P. M ...... 4:05 P. M. No. 82... .1:18 A. M ...... 1:33 A. M. Sanford. value. • * • No. 84.. .10:45 A. M ... .11:05 A. M. See our advertisement on other No. HO.,. .2:22 P. M ...... 2:42 P. M. T The folowing from the Pensacola page, tolling property owners how to No. 2 8... .8:50 P. M ....................... rk * ^ - % -JL--* Journal wll be of interest to the make their c w n paint, and thereby Southbound Womsn’s Club of thia city and the save sixty cents a gallon on every No. 91. . . 12:28 P. M ,. ,.12:38 P. M. children: .. No. 83... .2:00 A. A. M. gallon used. . * O... .2:10 P. M ...... 2:30 P. M. A movement has been started in L O N G M A N &. M A R TIN E Z. 5. ...5:36 P. M .....5:56 P. M. Fenaacoia to interest the achool chil­ Paint Makers. • N ew York. No. 27 ............. ..............8:10 A. M. dren nnd others in growing the vfoiet 67-Tues-12tc Oviedo which is so f-asily cultivated and No. 12C— Arrive .9:30 A. M. blossoms so prollfically In this sec­ No. 1£7— Lornve.............. 4:00 P. M. N ot S afe to Fool W ith. tion. Leesburg “ What’s Uni big gathering at the A number of public spirited wom­ No. 21— Arrive .10:55 A. M. depot for? Some eminent citizen ex­ en arc agitating the matter, and the No. 24— Leave.......... '...6:58 P. M. pected!” “ Nope. That’s tho usual movement seems a wise one, and No. 168—Arrive . .6:20 P. M. should tfieet with ready response, crowd. Everybody comes down to boo Ntf. 167—I-rovr. ....... 6:35 A. M. tho train arrive." "Oh, that's IL And Tho violet has always been one o Trilby nupposo tho train was wrecked on the ' tho beat loved ’owera and it now way?" ”| dunoo what they would do. No. 26—Arrive 1:00 P. M. gives promise of becoming extremely Sue tho rond, mebhy. No. 24—L s t v e . . ....... ...2:26 P, 5!. Anyway, UP • profitable, commercially. railway folks better not try IL Our Clyde Line Boats Strawberry and olher'fruit grovetw uoopln aro mighty ticklish ’bout their (Si. J»hss Hi»*r) • Plain west of St. Joseph, in Kcnus aro vested rights.** — Cleveland Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 11 ^0 A.M. / . giving close m ention, it is said, to Denlar. ----------« ------------------- >--------------When Legislature Mrets ^There’s a sound o f something stirrin' There’s a burrin’ in the aitv * Something soon will he occurrin* Up in Ttllahnaseo, where Our patriotic statesmen, most Robcr and sedate, Aro accustomed to foregather to en­ act oflairs of state. AMONG THE CHURCHES 6 It M £ bfcU^-*v -, APRII. 6 la u THE SANFOREUHERALD PACE E IG H T ID L E 4 .......................................... .. T j! RICH. The bumuu «crap pile for .Wtilcb we lutVe to (my Is clut­ tered up. not alone with the pau­ per» ami the down and outs, but with the idle rich, who »It around luxurious hotels and watering place* With nothing to do but overeat uud sleep 1 was n»toiitaled by tile wuste tmman energy at the eounty institu­ tions. but I am upimlled when I think o f that far greater waste of energy- ulining those whose want* have been, provided for nnd who have nothing to do hut dress for dinner We have 2.500 person* sitting Willi folded hand» In our county Institutions, con­ tent because their wants have been provided for 1 could not help thinking of our wealthy outcast* Ju this connection. They ore really beyond the pale o f human effort, for they are do­ ing nothing thnt Is of good to ntiybody. not liven to themselves The Idle wealthy are going on the scrap pi lb voluntarily. They are not only unless, Jiut harm­ ful. Somebody ought to " ’aka them up rmit iTffrfc them, think. And this wuste can be found at most any fashionable resort east and tvesL If we bad a lit­ tle help from those who ran give help It might solve u lot of prob­ lems that put the (HXir wards o f the county where tluty are.— rra M 5 n r-A : ■t t w t i ® tcirHoard of Charity. Chicago. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ( It Isn’t the |iull that you have men respect Or the help that your tunny friends give It's the elfortH you make nil yourself to collect. The (trie# of the life that you 11vo­ lt 1* lino to he helped, hut It’s liner by fhr In the battle for glory or |K»If To strive for hilltops, though dis­ tant they are. And t<> gain them at last by yournelf l>etroll Free Press CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING <♦> For Hire— Seven passenger c7dU lac car for hire. Rest of service, dzy or night. Frank Spelling, ¡a, * 281 and 318 .W-tfc <♦> Wantcd- -G o o d two hornwsxon for farm p u r p o s e s W agon , , rt Herald. All L o c a l A d v e r tis e m e n ts U n d er T h is H e a d in g T H R E E C E N T S a Wanted— Farms any m *.. lltl(| |0rj_ tion. Also tract of land for roionjl ration. Writ«» Brionne. 2 ,t i>u ’ St., New York. GI-T,i, a Lost— Scarf pin, opal rent.-r.* sur­ rounded by fourteen small diamonds Reward if returned to It (, Jacksonville, Fla, L in e F o r E a c h I n s e r t io n . M in im u m C h a rg e 2 5 C e n ts . FOR SALE For Sale— Splendid 16 acre truck farm nt Sipc’a Siding, good rond, H*. mile from Celery avenue, good jil'lghborhood, farm all tiled in good shape, cultivated six years. Can be bought for a few days at $6500.00, and on terms for part, if desired. J. O^packnrd. . . GB-Uu Wantcd— T o exchangi- farming and gruting latld in Volusia county (or houae and lot in Sanford Aiqdy to J. II. Hutchinson, llth and i.aurf| avenue. f,,V'jtp For- Bale— Good farm "on Celery avenue, 4 acres tiled, with two wells, 3 acres clfarcd and untiled. 12 room house with all modern conveniences. Hot and cold water in bath room and JtUchfijL— t a L J w V . M m t . J j i ya rd r Large barh, good tenant house, good chiqkcn yards. Going for a bargain. See me quick. H. C. DaBose. _62-6tc Wanted— T w o good mule» -Addresa c-o Postofflcc lloz 131, U i £. wood, Fla. », 65-2tp \Vunte*l —Pasturaci" iur_Lw«, near SunJ^ni. AJflrcss Rox I,’ü’> S an ford ./ F Ìa > ^ _ «:flp / —I IM M IG R A T IO N E V ILS . H YM N OF T H E E A R L Y C H R IS ­ T IA N S . The rising sun hid* us awake And prayer to our Creator make. Henedlcomus Domino! tils hand hath kept us through the night And led us safely to tho light. ItcncdlcanuiH Domino! Opr longues-restrain we through the day That, blameless, they at eve tnuy pray. Bettedicntmis Domino! Our thoughts contain, our senses guard. We serve the vineyard of tho Lord. Uenedlciuntts Domino! All worldly appetites repress And ever our Creator bless. Ilenodlcnmus Domino!* Found— Woodmen ( ’mb- budge» For Sale— Five ahres tiled land. .Owner may have Same at Herald of, 2 blocks ftom Grammar School. fice by paying for this ad *i»-2tp Now being fainted. Information at the Herald olfim. 60-tf In ihr ( aunty Juri**'* l hum In »„rf fM lr to lr Coti I*. I ! « i«lr For Sale— Three fresh milk cow*. I re F aSrm tilo o f Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf W . II . tTntJffrwociM. drrritfsri N o tlr* Cuttle * i’ for if Bah * » Borne LOVE. It Is from love thnt all being first Mowed Into It nil returns through man. and In all "tho wide compgtOt which I« fetch**!" through the infinite variety of forms pf being love Is the per­ manent element nnd the true.es«enee. Nature Is on Its way back to God. gathering treasure on It goes.—Henry Joues, M. JL A n m InlktrAfru‘ >*|r gWrn lli«t un.lrf , t«J b y vlrt up o f 1 rvrt # in Ordrr •d Slie„ In if out of und Uin d r f llir rei 1 nf I I » 1 I.uatf J Ullg«*'* Court uf firminoli- » "i*fitL ruir. It i», on thi* 5th «l#jr of April ^ f* m i. t h a t I « i l l , ft* A tim m u tf air • •d *Kr reI' Pifr M a M *«| f a i r i»f W II ». ••■*. .«I! to 1hr hlfhrait «0*1 »,►*« • « P n 1h P I f * ! ilttT Ilf M l ) A't " * IMbR, In Iron t fi f i h r 1 slop*- «i f Ml* * • W H II nrlrr w pod, on ( » tt W « y« » .. - . • - . * <*«. Hogs (or Bale- Cur load jusr re­ ceived. Writ«* Klartin Doyle, R. D. No. 2.. for particulars. 55-tfc Fat uf Nolle# U h#r#by For Salt— M y sif.ticre truck farm on brick rond, Beardnll avenue, farmed six years. Price $1500. J. O. Parkrrd. 65-1tc ford . S r m if to lr * • •** prraorml pri»i'rrtv Lrl» >* ru fi’ i i U r i ( tif mer» h arid i*r It 1grim. mH b llllr j* f ■tr.r• «II ,,i|, *f 1« t if r i>n dMinn Address Martin Doyle, San I ami hru»Hr*. m^ . 65-tic ir«*n, »«fun tint urn* « a* ford, R. D. No. 2. _________ |ehtnrry, offlrr flufur*’*, tnrlii ——— ——— atitl ill liflr* i*f |»rF i t *1 For Sale ( >m arre of land near ln *•"* *l,,r*’ f hi* *» !i* t« *<*!'.*■' ‘ depot, cleared, t i l e d and m cullivn- u»u * s i .-l. ' * lion Nothin« Letter lor home and (.nr<!rll tn rrr„ r.i small farm.. This is a place whiTe Flortit». <>u ti< i'«" * , . tats, in \(«.,tr.rr H...I » you can make the lot pay for the t m « it,,, ‘.it. ,1.. -t v. house. H. G. Du Bose. 62-tGr .......... i.*,«t,uW,!t > “ rrgsetl ( K l'"wfn For Sul*- Five acre» half mile TurwKS tt from brick road, quarter mile from loading Million, 6 miles from SnnNI I IIM I N I • gord, county road on one side. All l,f It i, o w n , , * 1.1,1 rt , « .1 rlr rr.jutrf.l I.« * * • food black hammock land. Two r a í -.’ ni Ihi d . l nctes dcare<|. fenced and farmed 2 -, nil » , - • » ’ > *t » , f 1, 1. ISIS years. Good flowing well. Price g r illa r . Il I Iteti IV ••• M it n 1h t tillar li $800 Tetms to suit customer. A I* 1 U il uallir»« Xts haze t W V. Connelly, 119 Magnolia avenue. flirti. Fis. 57-tf ! f u l . t w h r r . T h * l l a r . t l f . t i n t . Kl* 11» n, r» »la, Lhal.t. t For Sale Five acre orange grove, t i. V «r ■100 bearing trees, 1 mile ftom Ge­ neva »ration and 1 mile from dock at I . k«- Harm > Must l e Mild and wdl suit dice lor JBfitITO Bee J It I'a i k;u d 66-11* •• 1 H -•* t • frtl‘ 1 «- al lin- t a l » l « . .. H o l l y . It J . S » a l « * ’ I ! U n ii) M It Sèni ■ 1 KIII » I*• n «» W t «.«la.* \ Il ••« UiturV* t II IViiiiIi*■ H.i.V .il It .llifT / Il - «al- ' * i Wilson, rta** i -« II») lie-, W M . enti** D u t to n , F. K , 8*nturil. * ■ Known lio n dh o ’ i l r ' » . m.-iu*««-'* o th e r M c u r l t y hohfâr* holriiii,- t -lM V» ,tnnr* ot ih r tal *1 sie* mort f » ( r * * m l o t h r r weun i'*- For Sale— T w o good building lots on Sanford avenue, Hanford Heights, One corner lot. $350 cash takes IStenni I tt V both lots. Must be Bold in ten days. 11*1*.' 'I* *r" Sworn Io » m l »ul*** i - 1" il Address J. IL, care Herald if you n t . I its y ..( VI »I* t f l ■ I I M I O are interested. M) i*t»mmi For Sale 20 tine Itrood nows. e.r. 11n Martin Doyle, Sanford, R. |) No, 2. 58-tfc (n <ut rl uf t uyih JtfU* I). HUIr •f » 1Ì n ?*• K■tni f nI For Sale Forty latent improved j J K t u n k l n ,ir*r< drop-head White Sewing Machin*.*. fÍ i . h' ,ra.í only $23.50 each. Suwannee Furni­ Dcto brr. A D l l 1' Honorable G r o r z » *• U "''i ture Co., Live Oak. Fin. 64-2tc •tiri l'rurt »• Jiiilz' * * Ansi dl»«-h*f*r »» h*.«uu" ot J. K. ttsnkln. rirr,»»«*' For Safe— Egg» for Hatching, 1st »»mi* tlmr t will t'!1"**' ' " 1 prize pen Orlfutdo Fr.ir. White Rocks, t| »'«»Ciurli <>l »»III r . * » 1* •' tpproval $2.50. Other pens $1.60, Single 1latri] Arrll Sul, V '* M r . K. «. ID 1* Comb While Leghorn, $1.50 to $2.00 «•fi, t-l, t », T 6. ' *' *' per sotting. Baby chicks $12.00 pet . ' , I »«•' hundred for remainder of season, i N«ttr* or At>t Hr»u»« T,‘ *71 of Ibr i <■ *•* Southern Or.ka Poultry Farm, En­ i N oSenior t r , 1« hrrct.y « i > . * 1•* ' ¡ * r d , p u r r h a . t r of I » 1 1 ' terprise; Fla. G5-9tc «Jalrit th e Sr,I rii > «1 * _ .. . . I tits ftlnt »«Id r.n Iflrslr # ' ror Salt— 12 acre improved farm : h*» m»d« •ppiir»t"*n < ’ ■ close In, fair house, n few fruit tree*.1!,“ i.V*'»'■*** '* Splendid poultry or general tiurpose •hutinl In a*mln" farm. Cheap for $1500. J. O. cori, * U: Srpifon SK' ‘ 1**. T T h » » » I d Unit t-pins Packard. 65-ltc <i| «h» iMinntr nf *urS r" nsm» ot J. If. -M »Nott tifica«» »h*l! lie mliari.i > 1st i!»cd will Im*i.- Ih'f-* ' Of May, A. D. f»IN . FOR RENT »♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ e »» ; W ile»*» For Rent— T w o big stores on East First street. Joe Do Mont, Coca. Cola Company, / 24-t( Furnished «rooip for.rent. South­ east corner o f Park and Seventh, St. * ‘ ’ 68-tfc For Rent— Several nice office rooms over Yowell’a. Enquire N. .P. Yoweil & Co. 32-tf rey 1.4 »»I o firi»! ,Vji. thl, ih » 3rd d »y of April. A,„'.J:,1 ' l i^rk Circuit t:..urt . . Thus» daylight passed, to God on , high Once more with hallowed ^Jlpa w'e cry. Bcnedlcantus Domino! —From A te Marla. » Wqnted— Amateur musicians tj^t .pUy--wio4-4fr»trfme rrM-rh'a r -eriTTTPr hearse and play on pay job» Call In tho next few days. J M. Stumon 316 East Fourth St. fì.A-Ttp ones j u s t »hippe«! in u n d in fin e e on- For year* the United Slate* has cuilcavansl to correct II* lluuilgrutloii laws Every think­ ing per*«hi know* that-' miiucthlug must Ik.1done to check the Infill Now Mcil U has become necessary to conserve our ittithniitl resource» —our 11I»«-r. our coal lauds, «mr water i*iu«*r site* - It »laud* In reason (lull till* conservation 1» Intend**! for our children and not for the chib drett of l lie horde* now In southern Europe...................Hie outbreak» of Ihh Industrial Workers of the World and tho growth of noelnllstu III this route try may he directly ctvurgcd to this great Incoming heterogenous mass of undesirable wage cul­ ling InhahlUtiits. many of them admittedly temporary inhabit­ ant» who, before they have learned to »peak our language and |.<,fnre they I.now of our cu» touts uud Institution’., are taught by foreign Isiru agitators to hale the United State* mid tig con; tribute their ttioney and their energies to a revolution, blood­ less or otherwise, which plot» the downfall o f our present fbrtn of government -7 Congressman Albert Johnstfii of Washington. W ANTED , _ liy Ja». C. Itotwrl* ‘ nV M-Tiiro-S« C.tampion Nature *T know a nature faker." llache, the author, "who claim» iM * < hmt of hla last .month hatched, a setting of aoventeen c***v teen chicks thnt had, in lieu ,x ora, fur. Ho claimed that 1111 ' coated chicks wen* prixd nf " !1 *! adaptation of nil antm onvlronmont. the sevenf« •-l ‘ ' . log been of tho cold »t‘ ‘r . For Rent— Dcsirabic light house­ keeping rooms at 311 Park, wvenue. . , 65-3tp Mr*. Bumpweather Exptam» “ 1 havo observed," so)* ' ,r* ‘‘“ i weatbor, "that when I am evtru For Rent— Home of eight rooms to people they think J am -«<» and bath on M yrtle avenue, close and tako advantage of me >'ul in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., well afford to lough, became It tt r fectly true." office. ' 03-tfc t, �— ------------------ — ------- IN TH E H EART OF TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SENI-WEEKLY SANFORD HERALD BN ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS //V S A N F O R D — Life la Woitti Living VOLUME 5 I SAN FOUI», FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRII, 9, 1015 NO. 66 ft FLA. LEGISLATURE DOWN TO BUSINESS th e s e n a t e m a k in g seem s t o be b e tte r t im e THAN THE HOUSE (Bl C. F. Johnson, Specul Hrrald Correspondent i Tallahassee, Fla., April 8.— The • committee on rule* in the senate reported yesterday favoring the rules •• of 1613 and Senator Ion L. Farris offered an* amendment thnt would embody reduction of the committees to six numbered committees and five standing committees, with spec* Jnl committees to ho provided by the chair. Senator Johnson defended 1^. ■*1 *i>«-^*«iiis wsn< fifc- vAimnuttAAU wwj»*»-- w ntor Hudson of the 15th district supported Senator Farris’ amend­ ment. Senator Himes of Hillsborough and Senator Adkins of Starke op­ posed the amendment. A vote 'be­ ing taken the amendment was lost, by a vote of .‘10 to if, thus ending Senator Farris’ light for general re­ organization of the legislature After an unsuccessful attempt to amend the rule« and throwing down the bars to i.ppointmcnt of commit­ tee clerks by Senator Gornto, the rules were adopted In full as pre­ sented by the committee. The president of the senate then announced the appointment dT his committee*. An invitation from the \\ i T I to boll) houses of the legislature to review a prohibition demonstra­ tion at 5:110 Wednesday was rend fe» the information of the number« Hills introduced in tile senate were. An act to appoint a naval stores inspector, by Senator I.iild»e> of (’ aryville; to appropriate funds to light citrus canker, by liid*en. of Miami; to encourage the destru<tton of the turkey buzzard, by Wells of Ison, Senator Roland, to provide for the burial of all annuals dying in the state. Senator Drane. t*> e% lablish commission form of govern­ ment at Florence Villa. Mimes, to give state treasurer authority to tn\i—tigute certain insurance *-onditluus. Films, of Duval, to enable <|U: tilled voters to vote when away from home on election ‘lay". S note then took reeesa until 4 p. in. Senator Gornto introduced a con­ current resolution providing (*>r a ■ constitutional convention It n im il'-r loiul that .1 the must it nt oin.il it** \i-nitoTi th#* •|u* ^fVtmi *•! r* jit11(mirt hmiiini■11f <»f 1lii t ,i t♦■ w111 In •W of ti mem Lor of the house holding any attnrhe*»pp«itiuii, tIf,-n- was no ELKS LODGE ENTER- SOUTHERN BELL CO. TAINED AT PALATKA ' CAN’T RAISE RATES l New Alarm System t ’ liief Paxton of the Sanford Fire real business transude«! in the bouse __ Department is n genius, as his many today. 1 hr speaker of tile house inventions at the fire station attest. has not announced lii■ n> ut m111er*. Among his very latest is the new fire alarm gong from an electric MethiidKi Services Sunday M IKE SMITH ELECTED VICE- THE RAILROAD COMMISSION clock system and will sound a gong giving the district In which the fire Sunday school. 6:45. W ILL NOT ALLOW NEW PRESIDENT— JAX NEXT is located. The new system is only Preaching, 11:00, subject, •'Hear­ . OWNERS’ PETITION M e e t in g p l a c e for the benefit of the citizens and ing and Doing." iloes not work from boxes for the Preaching 7:50, subject. "The T.he Sunford Telephone Company fire department. Local Elk^.returning from Pulutka In case of fire Business Man." report a fine meeting am! one of the will remain us It it unless the South-1 every citizen naturally wunts to The attendance last Sunday itl the Sunday school wus. lido, it is ex­ best limes of their liv«**. Sanford ilid ern Hell Telephone Co. takes some know just where the blaze Is' located pected that n A t -Sunday will be not go In form ns was supposed the other trek in the proceeding* for pe- and wdron the fire department leaves larger a« the weather i.*t mo«h*rat- lodge would do as many of the rnein^ titioo before the Railroad Commis- the Hint ion the number will lie set slc-tt The following decision re­ on th* «fir.l and the gong will ring’ bers were detained by business ing to normal Florida condition*, garding the mutter is given below; for several minutes giving the num­ Jacksonville wns selected cs the It Is the'desire of the imstor, Sun­ In the Matter.of the Petition of the ber of the lire district. By consult­ meeting place for the Florida State day school superintendent and teach­ Sanford Telephone Company Elks’ Association in 1616 by the ing the card the fire can he located ers that all members of the Method­ This matter ctune up for consider­ at once and much needless worry converttlon meeting in Pnlntkh Wed­ ist church will he In one of the de­ nesday. The fight for the annual ation upon the Sanford Telephone Iclephone arid exciUmeut saved tu. üutlMlitttti» partments of the school. Those who nesduy. tu a f i u l . nivuukd**HyerF- rer-br J t t f d w t ly m it s W x L t o * U * k ~ .CiMm-.nyv m -aml-by wWkb'-pyHHorr 'fln jo fis fc • 't lfc : ; y*»emt ^ ^ ^ S ï present ns visitors, then we are sure sondilo, Quincy. Orlando anil Day- said Sanford Telephone Company aml relied* great credit upon Chief for ,un order approving Paxton, especially since he made it you will join. Welcome, thrice wol- tonn- Jacksonville won out after a prayed corned. All others will he warmly » ' e l y contest. Jacksonville Lodge, No. rate-- to be chnrged "between South­ himself, with no cost . to the city received. |‘J 2l. Benevolertf and Proytectiiy ern Bell Telephone and Telegraph whatever. See it at the fire depart­ Order of Elks will make the neces­ Company and the city of Sanford," ment. sary arrangement t to take rare of and the «aid Sanford Telephone I the convention which will be held Copi puny being represented by Geo. there next April The dale* of the A 11* Cotte* and the Southern Bell D r/ ^ III A D C rC P IA M lueeting Merci'«-, fill'd y r'liTilay ; but Tolct'h**: ■■ tnd Telegraph 1 ‘ o m p u y ■’ be opinion wi -ih.it April 5(1, 'J1 und : beit .: n proeuted by II E W . P.tlmt't n*l H appenring t.» tlie Coni■J'-’ would lie -il «teil. mllstuiiura thaJt' thè pi'titianer ha» M 4 N Y \ ! I T T L’ O C n r n n | ! T l V l ’ O ffice rs e lected fo r th e com b ig y e a r MAN 1 MATTERS OF ROUTINE Ä,,re; j, IL Crump, Quincy, presi- no standing to r’sk tliut. rates lui PEOPLE SHOULD DONATE NATURE CONSIDERED dent; .Mike Smith, of Orlando. vice- fixc*l for nnother company; GREAT SOUTHEAST IS OPENING UP KtibULAK utuuIUIl .3 SOUTHERN STATES CHRON­ ICLE DEVELOPMENTS IN - EVERY LINE Columbus, Go., April 7.— The In­ dustrial Index says in its issue -for this week: ' ■* , ’ "Spring and business are opening up together. April, always an im­ portant month in dustrial and com­ mercial affairs promisor (o ho an un­ usually busy period. Operations have been deterred by weather con­ ditions nnd have now been begun, - « e t -r is ^ ^ ^ rVf|-Jn ^ 7 ^ 7 r ^ î a h i ÿ ' tor lrn(le |n many many linos and cc tions are improving ateadily. ■ " A “ number of important con­ struction nnd _ industrial undertak­ ings of considerable magnitude are in progress in the southeast, and there is t) large volume of enterprises and building operations, w hirh, while not so targe individually are of great importonc«* in the aggregate. Thiat which is actually-being done dem­ onstrates beyond question a steady, ami In some respects rapid return to FURNITURE TOWARD TIIISJ normul conditiohs. This does not Whcreupon H. E. W. Palmer, at­ AND DISPOSED OF [president; H. M. Hunt, of Tampa, take ‘ into consideration the imme­ WORTHY ENTERPRISE secretury. and \\ L. Bates, of Key torni > for Southern Bell Telophone diate prospects. Many business men ______________ West, treasurer The conti t* in the and I iTegruph Company unnminceil of good judgment are of thir opinion The city conni d mvt in regolar At tin* meeting of the county com­ «elei lion were u* lively ns was that hi* ili-ire t Iti.I hi* rompany ho Iliade that thin year will prove as a wholo *e**ion Aprii filli, 1615, ut 7:511 p. in. II il t il missioners last Tuesday Chairman to be one ■■( unusual prosperity’ for fur tin* convention ejty There were a pa -t \ tu ilo* i. (iplieatiun I’ re«ent. B W ilcrtiduu, pre-i.l.-n» nvi-r inn *l*.|er«t*'s jire*ent mil! the u.* ile’ e-mtn# d by ite Ciittmn»- I. P liugun was appointed u com­ the »outUeitM A beni,iti . , .1 Aduni*, ( Il * udi'inii * fur i h*' v ariiiu* *>dices were slot • r* tin i ii * n mnspli-ring thè mittee nf one to snlp-it ilonalimm "Among the item* of construction Dingec, .1 l i I >.i\ i*o ii. R <’ \t. x Soli' In-rti Iteli Ti lephone and Tele* ‘of furniture, carpet«, bed clothing, inch bucked by large followings. work to to* done, a» reported this well and H E Tolar The finni session of this year’s gravi* Company ai mie of thè tieti- kitchen utensil», farming implementa, week are. The minute* nf ih,* lu*t meeting f.*r tip- county infirmar). meeting v :* bel l TTiursihiv The lim > t lo y * ould noi t In n cotisHler d r "Apartment house, St. Petcrsbutg, were r* .vi .nel .1 pprov ed The commissioner» recently purmeeting is the largest and the best thè petitum, a* thè ullegullons tbere* Fla.; npnrttnent store building, MiK. R. Murre II uppeared before chased the Hnrrobl place on Melonever held since the stale association of nhowed thel il rute wns sotight lo thè cogncil nnd u*»k <i permi«»i<in was urganind •« v r , I , cifr* ago he ■ t,i l>11 hed t . *i <i aptiii ti iì ine imi ville iiv.-nu. for the county home am! * " " " FI«-.1* bank building. Marshallville, Ga ; church building, school In impi**v •• tip- Librar) \**u* uttion I'alalh.i »a* t urned ’»ver l” the vis­ of '■ ut * \ e«t limiteli lo he iieresicrv new that they have gained posses building ami sidewalk paving, Flor­ Iniilding l*y inl'ling t<> thè letigth itor* who pa ruth <1 with flag* and to il* tmjirovement in ilio (dunt ut sum are vs/y desirous of furnishing ence, S. C .; city hatl plans have und piitting un ti im'W ruof The banner* The Pati tka lodge of Elks Saidord. bui which lius not bevo HI* the same as soon a« possible and been accepted nt Orlando. Fla.; request w.i* rifuseli, il* thè city putting the bouse in shape for the mudi pr*)uiralion* fur tin- entertain­ vei-ietl iherein. and thut thè npplicnhotel buildings, Birmingham, Ata.; .mi it ut tome \ *.ild il wóulli tic u Vinili ment *d t he guest * t*tuh all hll*l tio' I* iuisetl entirei) tlpon u future inmat e* c# anil Mar* hall ville, Ga , and mldltim i *<( t in- b u i l d i n g '*r i i I h ,t 1 Thi* place comprise« about forty CO* * ,’ehl'V . a r** >■I g*e**l 11me tinn, Daytona, Flo.; factory huildA pel libili frulli t ln- M. : hii'ii't. l i r e * and in time ('Sit be made *e|fI i* tlp-reforc i onstdereil, urib reii '111* J a >K ■ *i• Vtile bulge will tilke inz*. Dawson. Ga., and North Bir­ Unii tier li timi i‘\;|Nt*t**, und llupllsl supporting in a measure by planting and ailjutiged timi thè pruyer ni che asking that the cnuncii pu** an or­ ni* the m.ittrr of .itf.iiiging f*>r tht crop*, raising hogs and poultry . etc , mingham, Ala.; additional tev«*e con­ und thè suine i* dinance closing the fruit stand* and i'iiti'rtiiiniii*'iit of thè delegale* u n i i ! * , ni pctitmn b< und a* the inmates can often lie struction, Augusta, Ga ; postoiTice v i* 11 or* ni ih,< |'1 |I. meeting without l ■rehv ileni. il forbidding the sale *>f cider un 'Ain depended upon to do some work the building site ha* been purchased at ( ' ohi liiltti*«'* In look after all Dono nini nrilered to lite Italiila \ was received it «ut the illy. ut ibi.*. • , .... , itlaie cali be niixlc very attractive Decatur. Ala., paving, Lancaster, i*| ito ili tali* uill In- appoiiiled ut r**.nl ( o m flit vloncr* n| the State of S C . and Riant City, Fla.; school torney wn* instructi *1 to draw *u* ii nnd home like iti * . -Iv ditte and ari eflnrt ts to be Hurnla in *«'.**iui.i ut tticir offici* ini building plans have been accepted an oriiimmce ^ The people who have been de­ m.ulc lo provnle for thè giost sin the city of l.ilUhunii-e thi» 7 1 li ila) at Fella mere, Fla., and Huntsville, The iiimpbiint «if Mr Fueswta resirous of assisting In charitable work ci-s-ful meeting ever beh! by the or ! of Aprii. A. D 1616. Ala,: sewer and water works systems garding hud rnnditinn of certain in thi* city and in the county run R Hudson llurr. ganization iit uny annual meeting Elba. Ala . *ub division improvement bridge* we.* referred to the «tree! now coin** forw..n! and assist in the l 'h.iir ma n . Tll*' >e**n»iv* of t fn* i**<tociation will Barasota, Flu. <nlninlttee. I work of furnishing the county home. prob.iblv In* held in Morocco temple "Construction contracts have Imen It Hnyklli for Tin* ref|iH*«t of Ever;, home ha» «min' piers of fnr *t- il* I hiv.il * mint v armor) which II* I *. r II ilici t ;i » warded II* fulfil w * 1 ' 1er— '1 ---- h.,* a red«** t :....... lilt 11r• t hut *iU I" given to t hi ■ ..............tv [ Ii : • <1 I*, I*. \t \ s•r t' r. d l.,1 . . \ |*r i! * 1 - 1 Church budding. I.mictte. Ala., 11 u lift h v Opji • I Ulid if they will lev Vi­ .l*- I l *it ri I in . tnr \ l Mi*uu-r . i'd Sanford, FI i paving, HirmingV ;*i 1it ion : mm ■> .ri. *r 1 lli. -.mi. .il i hi Sanford 1 rullurt ili elide. , *r t +* ha v * nai lcil al t hi* IH I n* r *■a *c I ruin me a the re* nient * **l >. iifnrd II* igt l Co. or ut the furniture «tore (|i ham. Ala , mol St Augustine, Fla.; **-*ton of thè legislature a law lo T.i|b.liussi e, Aptil h. Special. Senator lilitch introduced a loll was rcci'ived proli'sting against tin1 W. W. Abernathy or T. J. Miller school building, Senntohia, M il«.; provide f«>r a state building code, to ti Son, marking'it "county home" warehouse, Camilla, (in. • culling for a constitutional amend­ payment of city luxe« until the The Brotherhood of Railway Trainrcgulat» the ronstruction oT alt pub"Industrial plants will l><> estab­ ment for statewide prohibition, which streets were paved, water works in- men will endeavor to secure the pn»the same will he taken at once t«i ln building«, and ntnke pian* (or lished a* follow«; stullcd nnd all other improvements *v.R < of an an to regulate tin* iittmlens referred to the temperance com­ the home and will be placed for the t*'h building- subjert to review by ' Benzol plant, Birmingham, Ala.; were in o|M*r.ilion. an*! threatening |„-r of trainmen and ernpbive* to !>*■ mittee. convenience of the inmate* tate cotti iui*iunn* r l or any further information . a ll, mtlL. A«hbiirn, G«.. and GreenSenator I’lymploii intrio* It U th. t in >a * I to petition w.t* Hot n*i*l in t! operation of train* within l'Io* ini 'usure, Mr M i o i m f *.iy*i it f ill*- —lilt and 111 the *ii,t*. of Florid* t I,airman 1 . !’ Magmi nr writM s r ■ garage, Columbi». The nieasur* Senator riympton introduced two iiiteil upon, I** * — a ncci*i.ii> iti Fiorili. , .i* al pre* "I ■m.r: h> Inin in 'reform... to th. donation* M,Ml ft'nnene*. Camden, S ('.. a n d to ap ip »nptllctt hm p.i • i g* r i r. .l n* - h . ! 1 I * esureu. one providing for .i »team *i*i* ol tai l or* ii l i c i i ' i cn V * tber•• i* Ilo l.iw l'oinpelbiig ali*o iCe plant improvement, N o | , . ,,* ’ , - 1h *•' • • i gn •• r *• it*r*‘tin* I< .••!*• •" I f ' No t i l l - Hoped th. t t In kind heart« *1 < 111». All bout and boiler inspector ■■ ! or* I ,t|*(iei I to 11• i l) *.,i* i •o,strie Mori o! hotel., (■riditi. Ga io* mirai or, Augusta, a i : mi ■ tir. ii .. *i. . ..............in , **r i llagn peu pic I ‘ the lit,, will respond for municipal auditor* narche», o boni*, di poi«, puldt«' lt-j Gu . laundry, ( itronelle, Ain ; pi|>o It w j» in**« ■! :.'*l *e*’ti,i*leil that buggageinun ..n*l brc.keman; freight Senator Hudson •presented ** ineav vr.ifies and otlirr larga building« for plant. North Birmingham, Jkl.i ; 1 I loath of Ite» . S war 1/ ure to provide a st.te plant pathol­ the time for t h* |ui) inetit of tax** train* »hftll have an rngii'.eer. tir* , * of the general puhln \ number, packing plant. Ft I’ kerce, l^ T lV ; Carried man. innitinlor. tlagu.an and Iw* ogist.’ and means to prevent insect be extelideif i** M .i v 1». "t prominent senatur», when naked Howard Sw.rtz ha* left for his The bid of tile Arabia Granite brukeinen, regardlg.»« uf the use ul their views on the question of such |home in New ^ ork rity, having been products lit ant a, Fairhope, Ala : |danpests to plant life. Ing mille, Hnlscll, Ala.; saw mill, ---- called — «•—• •there i..... *-.• At the afternoon session of the Co., for granite curbing nt the rnte any nnfoty npplunee*. a law, readily agreed that auch a I 1 been by •**— tin* sudden Clnrksdale, Mi*« ; moot packing The measure’ stipulates, however, renate the following measures wefo of ‘„Ml cents per lineal foot delivered measure was n necessity und that |death of hi« father, Lev, Wiliam (limit to he enlr.rRed, Columltus, G «.; in Sanford wa* »erupted, and the that the lnw shall not apply to rail ' Introduced: Mrs. Swnrtsz is also reafter investigation of the r«*quire- Swartz telephone »;.. toni, Linrolnton, Gu, An r.ct to provide for n county city .enginwer w..j instructed to or-*wny lines hi ving less than 100 mile* ments of tlie hill they would no ported n* being very low with pneu­ " A D„rlingioi . S, (' , hank ban track within the stale nor t<* treasurer and a county school treas­ dor u sufficient quiiiitity for the .fimlit give this measure their sup­ monia, me king the bun! n of Howard piircha-.«*d an ii-Ue of .70.000 of hoi.da paving of Magnolia avenue freight train* of les* than III car*. doubly lurgo Rev. Swartz wua well urer by Senator Gornto; an art to port. of the local school district. The clerk was instructed to cor- und imposes u peiiully of from $H>0 known here, hrving r*-»ide«i nt Ids create a board of county tax as­ Mr. Messruer also devices the seope ■ "Three extensive Florida tract: — place neur Silver Lake for som»? time sessors and tax equalization hoard respond with the War Department. I " J50D (or violation, of his wirk extended ns hotel romone nl 5,000 actes, nnother of 0,01)0 A similar measure passed the house and preach«-«! in the S. nford churches and a state hoard of nupvMon and relative to two cannon awarded to the luspeition« of acre.; and another of IH.ti'iO a m i — upon « e verni orrr-ion*. The sym­ equalizers; Senator Rowland of this city rs the means to oiitain the in 1615. nnd was frvorrbly reported , " " “ ' » » ' r. 'but I v committee of the senate, hut diedi (;uil « » « “ la. bakeries, meats mr.r- pathy of th« community goes out to have been purchased In the past f *w Gainesville, an act regulating the sale sum«*. a in the rush «lay* of closing still on keta und’ gr...erte« Ivimlude.l tn th** Howard und he has the pruyiT» ol du>V- by northern invi- or*, and sub* The city nttoreev presented iiresented a of produce on commission. Senator In «lefending the ralemlar. >“ * r , Kul' “ »K ,h" M«'«««ry rondt- In* many fri* ni!» here fur the recov­ stantia! portions of the facts will bo Adkins;’ an act fnr the relief of the bill f«ir past si-nucMr. W. E. Kite of Avon Height* l,un* «»»'• further »tnlcd that if such ery ol Id« beiov« d mother, who it i» cultivated or- devoted to live slock the suits InslHuieil tiv ■c*tate of E. W. Scarborough. S.cn raising. K|vi,n J “ dü,“ irtTO*’nl ''‘ Uoped will bo spared to him. Watson; an act providing for estab­ and agreed that the future fees,»'* in the city as a regreaentative o lii»“ » ' « “ A total of sixteen corporations would not exceed the present hill. ! the trainmen and will look alter the ^ u l d « » 0 » have the en re «tute In a ' lishing and maintaining experiment more ^sali* satisfai tory condition. Ill > t ^ have been formed with minimum The reports of the ofTb vrs were l*ill when presented. j niore ai tory i«m < ttiim^^ ^ HeUrn to Wichita farms in the Everglades liy the In­ I now believed that this addition to capital Mocks a,:e:egatirtg 3155,600." Dr. and Mrs. Miunick have re­ ternal Improvement Board, Sen. read und ordered filed v " , » , the powers of the hotel commis* it was moved und seconded thnt Sanford I'nrty Over for Vesper» turned to the west after residing Hudson; two measures by Ben. T erniMonor will be provided for at thi* Police Ha»e New Uniform* . Sunday afternoon quite a number here- for sevcrul yeur* und luter at rtd to revise tux laws; an act by the bill* as approved by tin* finance session.. committee and signed by the pres­ The Sanford police force will soon JU. Petersburg. The Minnicka were of Sanford 'pimple motored over T5en. Drane of Polk county to change from the Celery City to r.ltend the among the pioneers at Cameron City’ be resplendent in new uniforms. the location and nnme of Fargo, ident bo paid. Carried. McLaughlin Went Strong Easter vesper services, the last of Tho state convention of Elk* ami the beautiful Mlnnlck place is to Chief Tilll:» b "ing the firat one to don Polk county; an act by Sen. Drane tint current season. Among those in dosed yesterday at Paint ka and day u monument to their industry (he new regalia. .Tho uniforms nro lo Incorporate Auburndsle, Polk Special fur Men county, j. A ' Tho service at the Star Theater the party were Mr»"tThd Mrs. L. A. Jacksonville wen chosen for tho next und love for the beautiful in nature. of light weight blue serge with silver Only one measure was passed next Sunday evening will bo planned Brumley, Mr. and Mrs. John Hur- place of meeting. However, Orlando Thoy expect to make their home in buttons. Tho cap* nro of the now today In the senate, and certified to for the interest of the men of San­ by, Wldeman Caldwell, Mcsdames displayed the right, spirit by going Wichita where the Doctor will again military style with visors nnd the IL and.L. Caldwell, Miss Essip Por­ after tho convention tend making a take up the practice of medicine. Sanford police force will look like u the house. This was a special bill ford. tion nnd Mrs. Tenny Deane.— De- stropg bid for the place of meeting. It is hoped thut nt some future time part of the Germ*;» army when they by Sen. Cooper, of Punta Gordn, The »object,»"The Bus inbaa Man" 0. McLaughlin urged that Orino­ they ran return to Sanford for good. get togged up in th«* new stuff. The to validate, ratify and confirm the wilt ho presented by the pnslor. The Land News. lo be chosen u« the city to hold the for we can ill afford to |o«*’ such suit* will not *>t’ , !>• * u re i »mfortHarasota-Venlce special river and services held under thi* auspice* of .:liL iu the M.rr.rne t. . ,11 g!vo Big ItndiHh next convention, utu! he made u good people from our midst. bridge district in Munatce county, the Methodist clmrrli on Sunday "our finrit’ " a me'"* ¡i. ..tan app«-tr­ J. K. Mettinger is no farmer but Mrong speech Orlando withdrew an electiop having been held in sai evening for the (last month hnve Sanford Cemrtcjj Futu! tirow» ance and wol dit,iiiigui..ii the Sanforii been attracting larger audiences than he seems to lie able to raise a fine i from the rare, however, when it was county March 10. This measure wns, The following is tho list of nurr:s policeman from thy ord'-.a-;- cigar upon waiving of rules put on third for some time. The large Brother- kitchen garden. Ho brought a white seen that the honor* could not be Ol course tho nt w ur.¡forma tcsdlng* and certified to the house hood das« of the church will have Yadlsh to The Herald office yesterday captured. , M. M. Smith was elected added this week to the.(und for the sign. tor concurrents. part in this service. They will have that was 8 inches long, 10 inches first vice president. It was reported employment of a sexton at the cem­ will have to be saluted nor; Li duo military form and Mayor Thrasher In the Lower House reserved seats and w'ill »ing tw'ouji round nnd weighed throe pounds. by the Elks who qttended the meet­ etery: ing that Mr. McLaughlin’s bid for Mrs, L. H. Gould..................... |6.00 Is eonsidorlnc tho advisability o f f i l e very modestly gives Mrs. Mct’* Other thin psss numerous resolu­ song». Everybody will meet a Moth tho convention wss one of the finest W. W. F r y ..........................; . . . 6.510 having tho chief executive and the tingcr the credit for raising the rad­ tions, among which was one that odist welcomo at the hands of a com­ Geo. Fox, S r........... ................ ’1.00 ever delivered and was a feature of city council all wear the natty nowr ish and we half suspect that he had became known as the no-kinsman mittee from the doss. Tho time is the session.— Orlando, Sentinel. Miss Muller ........... 1.00 uniform. . hejp in raising such a big one. «solution, piohibiting any relative 7:30. hXl'.-K ' ; CITY COUNCIL IN mm , THE COUNTY HOME TO BE FURNISHED ! •> •«1 J' ■-¿SI m M �■ ■ H TH E SANFORD HERALD I* VC F. TWO -----i 9. ISIS ---- Christian Endeavor Convention The time is nearly here. Haw you written Geo. K Pettyjohn, caret of Y M C A Building, inck*onA BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM UORRESPON- ville, how many are coming iron» your society? They are getting read | DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT your society? They * r.ro getting > ready in entertain free ISO out-ofREPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD Jackson villc delegates. Thu first session i* Friday evening, closing j visit hi* brother in New York city W E S T HI DE I T E M S ore, Sunday night, April IG-IXih, Mr* J. A. Allison uf <'harlot tr |encountered the tierce «now storm next week All sessihns will be held His «hum. Wallace N. is »pending » I f * day» visit­ of tile 3rd. in the Riverside Presbyterian church, ing her many friend» on the West Works left on the 4th for his home THE K IN D TH AT REFLECTS CREDIT UPON T H E TA S TE OF TH E HOSTESS corner pirrk and Posts St.»., but'the Doth these young Side. She has j9»t returned from u in Connecticut. four churches, three Presbyterian trip to. Tampa, St. Petersburg und ineli have helped to make the winter «[ The cream we use comes from inspected cows— it is pastuerized to destroy pleasant and their mnny friend* hope and the First Christian, having Clearwater. * Christian Endeavor will share in the« all bacteria. * ' T h r work on the brick road ha* to see them again in the near future. welcoming of those who come. Mrs. J. C. Ensminger visited Miss 11 It is made in many different forms—with many different flavors. Some kinds begun and consequently the auto­ A splendid program is out of tju* mobile:) and other vehicle* have to Icenhou and Mrs. Fraser for a few are filled with delicious nuts, citron and other goodies; other kinds are made from press, with the theme, "Raising a dodge the trees and stumps when days last week. Standard," "L ift up a standard for pure crushed fruits. In all its making NO H U M A N H AND S TOUCH IT, and Mrs., T» K. Evans from Birming­ they come to where the road is the people," Isa. (12:10. Every ses­ ham, Ala., are visiting their old homo closed— making it a long way to Sunit is made in a plant where the sanitation could not possibly be improved on. sion will tench of ways we can and and friends at Twin Ijtkes. ford instead of Tipperary. should lift tip standards of Christi­ If Order it from your nearest fountain; if your dealer has not yet handled d. Dr. Bishop is here for a shork Mrs. Derg is cutting fine celety on anity. Saturday morning comes his blossoming write us, and wc will see that you are supplied. her farm and has a lovely flower viRil, enjoyinging the business session, followed by a groves and the fresh air und blithe yard. conference on helpful methods by Mr». Haze spent the week with sunshine now cheering us all. Mr. C. E. Evans, the specie.) guest. her sister in law, "Mrs. t . W. Powell. . Mrs. Conradson is visiting her Mr. Evans will also have addresses Mrs. Allison and Mrs. tyng went friend, Mr*. Cooley, and renewing at nearly «v e ry qther session, and as X tTPCrystal Lake Thursday and spent acquaintances made live years' ago « - ^ J A C K S O N V I L L E . F LA . he is a successful, fli Id worker in the day with Mrs. McCracken and when here. ml . . . « Kentucky, West Virginia and Ala- < Phones 5013 and 9081 Hell Jacksonville, Florida her sister, Mrs. Gulletto. The church was very tasetfully w¡„ be t0 te„ ua mnny! Mr. R. Muse has three acres of decorated for l he Laster service, tj,jnK)| Florida workers.should know. fine peppers which have blooms the day was line and good cougrcRev. Geo; Waldron, State Cong. x x x m m m K m m m m m m m x x g x x x gatiAn turned out an d 'R ev. Morey Supt., anil C. E. Vice Prea't preaehrfì already. Mrir.* ); D. Parker and Mrs. Geo. gave us u fine sermon.’ the convention sermon Sunday morn-1 mornGiving CUlewthp Right ~ m » m i » « o » » ♦ p *+ Fox spcht a pleasant afternoon SatThe chiblrcu uojuyud au egg hunt- iu Ll±^___ 1LBJ I C. L, X„ * Xwlow*, .... , •tfuivrrr „ ,, c -—iU if.. of•f— .TTT4n»£”o f 'a recoi {>«»* off ’fltrTToverño the-Governors recommen-*■— • OTIEvThurTrbirrrwTurdsy^diernoííí^ ((u, Congregational church, W *nt,‘r dations to the legislature was for a Some of the farmers are digging They not only found milny pretty Park, conducts two Bible study jiaw K¡v ¡ng cities the right to chunge their Irish potatoes apd getting a eggs but three "really, »ruly" baby periods on Saturday. Rev. E. W. thtir own chatters without-going to > good price ¡n Sanford for them. rabbits, which they were induced to W ry has an nddress Saturday even­ the legislature every time an amend­ We nrc sorry to hear that Mrs. leave unmolested, in the hope that ing, "Christian Endenvorers’ op* HUSTLING YOUNG M AN W ITH AUTOMOIHLK p|{K- t ment ia needed. Rabun's daughter* " l m . Badger of j the egg crop next year may !>*• utili I poriunity." This in the Citizenship This measure will surely pass if FURRED. SOME knowledge of AUTOMOBILES n.v.-»»;iry 5 Tampa lias u case of mumps. more abundant. arc ¡on of which the opening service to handle EXCLUSIVE Hue of AUTOM OBILE S|*| t |\|,. Mrs. McCracken and her sister, Or, Neal and fnmil.v paid the i> led by Fir t Christ'on chiudi the representatives truly reprtsent •: the sentiment of the |>eople. Right Mrs. Gulletto and the latter'* son. Indies at Wondlawn a p!e..«.mt vwdt Elidei, vorer» of JackMUiville. TIES. SELLING Dealers and Automobilists. Sat­ at this time the people of Orlando Cameron Gullet to dined with Mr. on Easter Sunday. urday morning full program closes have an example of the need for and Mrs. Alfred King Sunday. In L I B E R A L C O M M IS S IO N S Mrs. F. A Johnson spent Fast ei with district rallies, which nonne j just such authority. Some of the the afternoon they all went to Wood­ with friend* in Sanford. need miss lit order to go out to dih-i . , , • ,, , . _ , , .. , . . ptopic want the city charter amondFOR PA R TIC U LA R S W R IT E giving references, age. nenj|ialand Park, hut as the weathei was . , Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Iasarson were nor, p.a the Indies of the Riverside tion, make of car used, whether able to devote all nr part of so cool they did not tako a swim. visiting their relatives at Puola and church serve refreshments nt noon. id; some of them want it to remain ¡atari until n fail trial is given com­ Mrs. McCracken and Mrs. Gullettop I Twin Lake: time, etc., to kes on Easter Sunday’, In the Saturday morning hours mission government tinder it. The are to leave April 7th for Athens Mary arnd Julia Zachary spent the state secretary gives Iter annuel matter could ju*t as easily lie setOhio. We nil hope to see them back1 their Easter holidays with their par­ report. On the reports from l o c i ri|{hl here at home instead of next winter. ents. The family motored to De- societites depend) the corrortne»' of going to the legislature with it if the Mfrs. S ta te A g en t Titusville, Fla. Land Sunday afternoon to attend the state statistic* A number of law proposed li) the Governor were the vesper service at Stetson I'ni- societies have not yet responded to MOOHF'S S TA T IO N in effect. Rut as it is the pcoph the annual blank* sent every Young ¡■re hi doubt r* to what will be done Rev. Arthus S. Peck will lie ex­ verstty An­ at Tallahassee Mrs Conley and daughter, Mias People’s society in our union. pected to (ill his regulnr appoint merit Those who purpose inten)ui.entailctiraur,Uiî -..ina n n .’. i in a m t o : m i m i other interesting feature of this ***** Fannie very delightfully entertained this Sunday, April 11 standing bv tin* old charter shall ¡ ■j Vji The Easier program given at the tin* "Puola crowd" Wednesday even- »¡on will >»• the state treasurer'* r«- ret tat ly want a chance to be heard !I q .church on Sunday, evening was a mg at their charming home on the port. e ure sure nil our societies ,tny proposed change is made ti t: very pleasing entertainment, all ap­ "Square." The spacious rooms and will want to hear their names callcT In under to he heurd a dib-gution M I L L W O R K O F A L L D E S C H I I T U b\> propriate to the oeriuiion There porches were decorated with rut on hi* "honor h » l" paid up must go to Tallahassee. Therr is no . Ifywers in great profusion, roses and Now. it’ s going to he a fine time, public fumi front which lo |*ay ex- ^ was a good attendance. W o are prepared to figure with vou on al filSM's including "seeing Jacksonville" hit«* pensi** phlox Drummond! predominating. The Sunday school children en­ Sttch filini* must come front q of L U M B E R and M l L L W O R K for H O l'S K . STnRK t. -i r We will not individuai pocket*. joyed nn egg hunt Saturday after­ Various amusing games and dunces Saturday afternoon. And so il i» A or B A R N . Fniming, flooring, ce ilin g ,siding, u itnlnu.**. ì mndo up the program for the even- probably have a »tute convention w„ h ...... . They too will noon in the church grounds. i doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice. fr:mu I- m There were very light frost* re­ ing and everybody 'as usual) seemed ...... in ,hi; nietropolis, or wi||*hjlv<< H ,|,.|t.gBljon on lh,. ground. «rj ported the 3rd, 4th and 6th of April m lugh good humor and rea ly to you hnt Mr. K\nns and iome «,f '|q,,, \,.r, jjnod arrangement for Tell 1 s What You Want Kslintales Fiirni»hed tree 1I Thr ii'lr- t hr ri«*t n» telllng how soon ugni.: \\ W Britt of Loughmun ua» "make : hing» hum." . „ilroudis un<i hotel* byt a p.mr I t EraIrd Kon nie Cooley fudge. drliThrrr is to be a llteruture laide |M)|, jll(. (b), ,.jnien». The Reporterhere on husiness recently t . , , | ,, » Mrs. P. G. Miller und children ciOua «andttirhl*», Cilk:«» and roflrr nnd nil » nel a ni imnrl t kl ti c*a u1ullinti r hearttlv enilorses thè (.overdee Sdii h nor'* recommendation on tin* ub ti* nortes» vritmrftTVMmfn’ fAirrrtrTefti’ytirisirir.TriytinMi conte. ' Wil leave this week for their horn« in w it « s«r vrd and tin« rntirr I'lltiT- those w number'’ Columbus, Ohio, after several tain mani will lung In n* mm !n rnl a mong t p*rt and hopes to see the bill pas» Grace A Townsend months spent here with her mother a» tha most mu •ri'ssful uf ; hr *i ■«non. Reporter-Star, 1ntrrla Mrs. Ella Greenland on Cameron A very fin» s •«•nir fffpet was proiitired al 11»' i' id when Mr Jo 'invon avenue Truck ( irnwiTN In vest or« Mr. Snyder who came here for his put the match to a large bonfire Seventh Grade Essay Huv•* you r\ rr thought of buildhealth from Ohio some time rigo'iu»‘ outside the grounds to ....... . Below i* given the essay given by ing Iki mr» for colorín! pro pli*. irit her The whole Helen Shelton of the Seventh (¡rade, und bought a place in Mecca Ham­ the parting gusci " tO '»'II or rant on onny rerms? mock failed in health completely and square was beautifully illuminateti Mr*. George’ Dickinson teacher, Mid way. thr rominic rnlorrd mi L only returned to hi* former home to and it was u pretty »ight tu watch whose paper won I In* oln dollar dm- o*li in Ihr Ki'itrt «»f t h <; i ; i v i die. Ill- death took place about t be group* of boy- nt:>l gir!*, ubi i n<! prize given by the City lit.iuiiful ( KI.K R \ DEI .TA wii'hin mili* two week» »luce Cancer and cum* young wording 1 heir homeward way Comrnitt i of thp- Woman’« Club, (if »*V9-r> <• tri *4 li» II4 |> Ing (. rin plication* Mr* Snyder i* in Ohio through tin* firelight, with the pretty for the best essay in the Seventh ihr id'i*ii 1 »pot for color ni pro pin* Mrs. C. \\ Powell with her chil­ honte» and fragrant groves for a (¡rade. The paper written by Vir­ The farming opi rations are such dren and mother, Mrs. Rabun of background. The guest« were Mrs. ginia DeCoursey, Sixth* Grado, will that t ho growers nerd to control a .the West Side wero Easier Sunday Conradson, Mr. and Mrs. Buchannn, be published in Tuesday's 4snue of largì' amount of desirab! r help imrn guests of Mr. and Mr». I. D. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Bri tige, Otto mid The' Herald: worn on and f hildrrn ' dliiririii thr Leonard Keltz, Mr. and Mrs. Petton, and daughter. larger part of ihr yrar Tha i can Dr. W. A. Minnlrk of St. Peters­ Mr und Mr* Bridge. Ms. and Mrs. bt <1 doittl I'ifi.rn tir dono niftdy hy IniDdii lg Iniinr* for burg wi.s here on business last week McCall and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. The center, of many civic «c liv i i limi. «riling inr rrnling Hii mi\\ rito to us for Friers and Shipping ln.«in. \ nu and bidding friends good-bye, us Hicks. George Smith. Mi-s Nelson, ties is started in tin* home. If the would tir rrrtrtilt »1 a g<Dili profit the genial Doctor ami Mrs. Minnnk, Oscar, Frances ami Flora Pearson, parents urn good citizen* tin« chil­ for t h« V would » illingh p:>y l*f*Mllpl ■ Bridge, Mis« Munhart. Dr Mr. ut.d Mi- Rich aid daughtir. Mr* dren usually i re If the parents n'e j^ if ftruishid work 1 uii have »II Grate in* this week leaving for the Bishop, Mr. MrGiiinn, Mi Camp­ careful, about their homes end do not to gain and mthing to lose. For west to reside. The Rich» go to bell, Miss Campbell and Miss Taber. throw iat per and other kinds of money invested this class of prop Kansas City, V o , I >r. and Mr* trash around they would nut let erty pays a larger margin of profit CPS.yj.A AND G R A P K V ILLE Mittnirk going to Rock Island, 111., lltfcir children be careless, and as they thau any other known. the guests of their son, Cupt. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Coller anti Mr. r.hd grow up and go to school they would You cannot afford to build them Jacksonville, Florida Minnick of the U. S. A. and his Mrs. Belile were out to see their old naturally take an interest in the in town where tuxen und inaurante wife. Misa Alteen Minnick ia in (rienda on Sunday. tire high and the,fr.b«r would not The latter ex­ ground* about the school. ' Rock Inland with her brother, Capt. pect to leave* soon for New York, The children should first be train- be where thci work is. Great amount Minnick. A large circle of friends their home, but we hope to sectoihem ,.tj jn the home. There i* nothing of time and energy would be lost here wish them ull prosperity and again next winter. nicer than a niro, neat yard, to see walking to and fro. health. ^ iis a Laura Parker visited a few papers and fruit peelings scattered Colored people like to live in com­ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, who days nt Miss Alice Vaughn's end at­ about the yards and streets makes munities together. Midway already returned to their fnmily and former tended the Easter service f.t Moore's them look very untidy, thvn the has 25 ItouroH, ONE S TO R E , one home in Wichita, Ke.ns., some time Station. leavres covering the lawn should ba church now building, nfiother plan­ tgo have traded their fa tm here on Mm. Gurdcr Lundqulst Is now raked off. If there is a rain water ned. Cameron avenue to G. M. Predmoro visiting at Mr. John LundqtUst'*. barrel it should bo covered, if not it «ts.il It appeals to u* this is the place of Atlanta, Gu., for a place in It was a.mistake ns to Iter husband will form a fine brooding Jilncy for for tenant houses, where there is Wichita. accompanying her, he being too busy mosquitoes und we all know that plenty of work. , Land is well drain­ Frank C. Greenmnn's home in this time. they carry malaria. ed, good soil for home gardens, taxes After F oot Years of Discouraging I luid gollcn so walk 1 could *>11 Greenwood was the place chosen for Mr. Edwin Lundquist and wife, Flowers also help to beautifu the and insurance light. n delightful picnic dinner lent Sunday Mrs. G ardor Lundquist and thn homes, and mnko tho town more ut and I gave up in despair. Thursday, April 15th, 10 a. m., Conditions, M n . Bullock Gave hy a party of his friends and neigh­ mother, Mrs. John Lundquist and tractive, besides flower« grass plots At last, my husband gol me a (Millie d Penny Jiros. and Thomas Bros,, bors. * son, Aaron were all callers ut Mr. nro also attractive. Trees too should Celebrateti Twin Auctioneers will Up in Despair. Husband Cardai, the woman’s tonic, ami I co®Mr. and Mrs, Chus. Lucas of H. C. Lundquial'a on Sunday after­ bo taken care of, trimmtd at the soil a few desirable residence lots in Eureka Hammock entertained their noon. îL’*.* menced taking‘ f t From Ihe >cry first right time and not allowed to be­ this new subdivision, to the highest ■ Came to Rttcue. old friend, George Roberts of Pan­ Mr. and Mrs. Evana spent* part* come ragged and ugly. 1‘ bidder"wilh'out recorvé. Free Bardose, I could tell it wasjhclping me. ama several days. Mr. Robert* of 'Saturday-tind Sunday nt 'Lake Clean streets also add graatly to bectse .fpr one and alt. can now walk two miles without ia was on route to hhi parents' home Mary. 175.00 Lot, Greenbacks, Gold and the looks of a town. When you see netr Detroit, Mich. He wua much • Mrs. Stedt and daughter, Ebbu Catron, Ky.—In an Interesting letter tiring me, and am doing all niy work.’ anyone throwing paper or peelings Silver given away on the grounds. plcued with the farming and chicken visited at Miss Mary Scanserrcvino o n the street, a kind word, askin Music by Richardson Brea. Rag- from this place, M rs. Bettie Bullock If you are all run down from womielf business, here find may return and on Sunday. them not to throw it on the street Time Band. Go out and buy prop­ invest. . writes as follows: " I suffered tor four troubles, don’t give up in despair, TriMrs, Jack Vaughn called at Mrs. but in the pnrbago'can near will aid erty. Grow Rich. Howard Swartx left Saturday night Thompson's on Monday. ■You know Sanford la the Best years, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, the woman’s tonic. Itlushefp^ In keeping them clean. fe r New York city upon the reccdpt Mrs. Evans was calling at Mrs. Being a member of the Civic City in tho State In tho Greatest more than a million women, in it* ^ of a Mrgrant announcing the sud­ Bnllitiger*« on Tuesdny nnd thfn of the Ihls time, 1 could only sit up for a tittle League in a groat holp, for the parks Truck Growing Section den death of-hla father. Rev. Wm. they called on Mrs. H. E* Lund- have been improved and flowers set South. while, and could not walk anywhere at years ol continuous success, and -hou-J Schwartz Saturday morning frofi tjulst. out, and tho fountain fixed by them. all. At times, 1 would b are severe pains surely help you, loo. Your dniggisi1111 pneumonia. His mother Is also said Mesdames Tompson nnd Evans Helen Shelton. to be f e i y ill. Much sympathy Is called on Mr*. Vaughn on Wednes­ soti Cardui for years. He knows »hi* .C a llin g C a r d s in my left side. expressed by their friends here­ day.' Wedding Announcements T h e doctor was called in, and his treat­ it will do. Ask him. He will abouts. lE i^ ra v in g Work a Specialty Mrs. Magnusson left for Deer­ her sister’s, Mrs. Jack Thompson’s. □ e s t o f work Guaranteed ment relieved me for a while, but 1 was mend 1L Begin taking Cardui today. Mr. H. E. Lundquist nud his field to bo with her husband again Send fo r (Vices and Samples brother in luw, Anron had pretty Writ* tot Chitunooc* on Wednesday. P A O LA P O IN T S soon confined to my bed again. Altar vuary Drp«.. Chwum®*»., Tw<a.J “ Mr*. Hughes of* Sanford and Eu- good luck with Ashing on a stormy Rosa K earns left for his homo in ion* m you* iti* »»4M *w* * that, nothing seemed to do me any good. « far W b m . " m s i Ib * m » w » Ontario on the 30th and «topping to geno spent Wednesday evening at day, catching lorao twenty-fite. m tJm iii u s p ie ls C O U N T Y H A P P E N I N G S m m m m m m m m m m m j a e t WHEN UXEXPECTED GUESTS ARRIVE Telephone l o r Some of . i x m The Cream of All Ice Creams S W ta t Ice Cream Company X £ r SALESMAN WANTED! For SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY ! : ! : I H A R O L D G. W IL S O N N O VE LTY P L A N T Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, I la. B O N E WE WANT P R A IR IE BONES BONES BLEACHED BONES A L L KINDS OF BONES W ils o n & T o o m e r F ertilizer Company HUSBAND RESCUED DESPAIRING : J B ^ RS ¿S mm 4 . . . J �- — ** APRII. 9. 19»* ’ ■--------------------------------- THE HERALD_______ ' • ____________________ t h e SANPORD Ca n f o r o h erald ;x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x : « ~ ■ » co PAGE co - a x j i THREE 1XXXXSXXXX n X CJ x •— 0) ' O > <v cc3 X — n <L> o 0J ) . • GL) :x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x : o> O § co ri g p £ c r* a ox 1? 'CO e 2 -r tx O q 0) , > -r: - e U h 1- -- <■■« u 8 - £• ^ 3 .e Ì 3 * 0 . 4 » * - — e ex 02 > H ^ ° co -g-O § 2| | g t W OJ X3 f r (D CO o Ui QJ 3 *> • ^ CX X I CO ^ ”03 f f t cr ai in ì£ h w cu S 5 8 ■% - &> •». h. S r , ■2 Æ O « ^ •r - e a *2 = w t; ^ -^ta£■« ix x x x tx x x x ! „, ' co U JD t/) /, Ufi a “ a» n L. bJ 4» / - M X rn 5 < U J 3W U J « • J t* L V •> »V * •a xxxxxxX xxxxxxxxxx; CU- -3 ■ �ism PAGE FOUR • .i r-:«,■ h m h b mamy y 1 m . uübw ii ij » * yswM w w jfiinpgs^ iJ J U . I LiUUIULJLI iL iJU Jl - Ü J L J jJ m m ü U m J jlM liL i ■ * \* •; X* -A?.- f r \- ' ’ -TJ '■»' ■'** •. ' _ T" .- ,, , -_ _ . . , - _ _ _ - _ , # I ■ I W W I H I . * '3| *___________ AI'IIII, a. | , „ THE SANFORD HERALD KtVirlaS) »/#■"1«M S titt OF T U E . O LD M A N ./ Forvi»- b w r - b u t l r 'through t h & 'g o m f Editor Hot) Holly hn» gone to offirr» of the Association. Those who Tallahassee and liindnd a Joh tn the invested their money in Association U. J. HOLLY. Editor it e. Kind H<>t> liad heard stock will in a few days receive their U'k’islat u n ­ w. M. i i a y n e s . riu»in«'s» Manager that thr people of 1-ong.wortil had it «hare of the earnings and those who r ( I'ut-ll.hrH t»ery Tuamlay-and Friday plan on foot to divide Seminole made loans have their homes at u " 1 ^ E V E R YB O D Y knows that money comes slowly and it takes a great None have county and the astute editor con­ low rate of interest. -^-^deal^ofiFard work to earn a fair income. This is the best known cluded the only safe way was to he failed in payment or Inst their Ml'ItSCMI’T IO N PUIC K. IN 4ll\ANOC right on the ground through the en­ homes through this institution that reason for saving a part of your money. The harder you have to work ONK YIUH II® tire sessiop. Orlando Sentinel. gives the borrower ample time to N IX M O NTH S IJ i for it tho more carefully you should protect same. Wrong again, brother The Holly make payments and nil reasonable TIIKi:>: MO NTH S now in Tallahassee is Reginald S chances to make good Pdlttrttl la IX« ( Ilf Xp C'avviev II W IVt Traf Ip Holly, eldest son of the editor and Such an institution is of infinite Ailtanrf or 20c. I'«f Month he can take care of the position he I good to the community for the coinPifmmjs 1« ^diaticr MOW lh M»«fr al nffln holds. and ulso any county division munity of homes owners is one of (Utrcrd t.Vn.m]-ilaoi Moil Mallrf U|u.i 22aad that may i\rise. being a chip oil the |the liest and most staple In the I OCR. al Ihr rMtaffWf al Naafard. I «a l«la. old block. We have two Hnllys wor|,( |t ¡„ being recognised overyI aulrr Act af March led. !*<• cnining on that we hope will carry where as the best means of building IVANf YOUR BUS1HLSS. i>ir»t>onr Nu. us on the hrm name, although neither , cilie.d and forming a stuple populn-.1 a n . « U I Diali UwUdlx one of them seem to cure much about ijon. Every one recognites this fact H. R. STEYF.NS II. E. TOUR C. M. HAND SANFORD. FLORIDA R. R. DEAS the newspapetNjnme. And then, and the public men of today lay Sanford -lived* ■» *>ew hotel. Who I’fftltlwrf V k ^ w * s * » ^ p r |. WOODRUFF AU-Pra-k-wb. brother. Forrest Lake is also at Tnl- ^fjrtrr Stress upon the vast amount Will build i t ? " — _____ Intiassce. I of good accomplished by inducing • ---------------- o -----0 ----people to own their homes. Sanford is well ublc to build a nowC R O P PEST L A W In his message to the legislature hotel and home people can start it The enactment of a crop pest l a w 1 Fueaday Governor Trammell made if they will. is one Of the first duties of the r o m - " 1" following recommendations: -------------------------------1 ing session of the legislature. The "Our citizen; of limited means, |»|acosi.** And with n master hand1 Snnford will never get out of the demand for adequate anil comp re- whethre living in tlie country or in fi,, gleaned and made very plain to • ATLANTIC C O A S T L IN E ‘ ’ 4 S A N I ORD LODGLS 4 little city class until n n*ov hotel is hensive legislation on this important t0*’n" should be encouraged to nr-. u, a (ow prominent and leading facts T R A IN S their own home-* regarding the drama ami tho drubuilt. Does this appeal to the citi- subject is ns insistent as it is gen -1 'luire and ow-n Sanford l.lulgc No 62. F. nnd A. M. N o r th b o u n d erul throughout Florida. Fruit ^nr , l,t'purpose of offering them malic instinct which God has put xertg of Sunford? Communication every first and third w, • . . ArriV,‘ Dave growers, nurserymen and land own- { BOmp encouragement, and for the up- jn u|| nf unij which wo spo'nta- Thursdays at -7t30.- visiting brethren ----- O ----No. T2 4:00 P. M 1.0. I'M welcome. buffflfrtg o f our «tate, I believe it neoualy use No. 8 2 ... .1:18 A. M. . 1:3-l A \I: "Sanford was there, there," says the ers rei|uire it for their own protec­ O. L. Taylor J. C. Humph would be wi\e to submit a ronstituNo. 84.. .10:45 A..M. . .11:05 \ Ho told of its manifestation In Herald, referring to the Miami meet. tion now nnd for tho future pros­ Secretary * \V. Nf No. 80. .2:22 P. M. 2 I • p \t tionnl amendment providing for ex- literature, and on the stage it is a Yea, w«s there on both feet— H olly’s perity of tho state. Mo. a» ■■s-rtuto.tt- M : . ...- r r - t r Absenee of such a law upon the emption from taxation of a rc«uua^^H»ten» medium fur tfb; fAtutenlwtnm feet.— Orlando Citizen. Southbound Monroe Chapter No. IS, R. A. M. pHncjpfcs nnd ideas that perme­ Ttnrnrr bonk* of Florida fins kept able amount of tne nsse.iscd-^TrTTle o f _ ---------------- — - U — No. Ill 12:28 I*. M. 12.1.» 1*. M. the homestead when actually used Meets every second nntf fourth Thurs ate modern society. outside capital from seeking -invest­ No. 80 .. .2:06 A. M. 2 16 A M day in Mnsonic Hall over the lmperin Tho people of Sanford Rre ashamed ment Jn this state. and occupied by the owner. This fact has With the causes of prejudice Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. No. H!l . 2:10 1». M 2 IO I' M of their city on account of the poor been brought to.the attention of a No. 85 "W hile the stnte owns-only about against the stage removed it shall J P. Kurnntz 5:36 1’ M ' 5 1' M H E. Tolar No. 27 hotel accommodations. How much number of land owners who have one hundred thnpsand acres of land, become a powerful factor in the * :n \ \l Secretary High Priest longer will you hang your hend in soil and location suitable for citrus other than school lands, and ........ hnppy and beneficent entertainment Oviedo shame? '— A rrive fruit culture. Frankly, the man located within the Everglades, and education of the world, *• .*• \ M Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sts ----- O — '— l> ;i Vi1 ! \t ready to buy Florida land for the think it would be a wiso policy'to Dr. Tucker recommended the Meets every first anil third Tuesday You cannot talk about the beau­ development of orange and grape- enact u settlers' art applying to thi* study of dramatic literature in works >n each month. Everyone who has sum Leesburg ties of Sanford and the advantages I fruit groves does not care to run the land one hundred thousand acreNo 21 A rrive !*» . , \ m of such great contemporarv drrmat- hi» Slur in th<- East are cordially invited No 24 l>'il V . »f M of the city until you have n decent risk of losing his property through on which a bona lido settler, who ist» as Tolstoi, Frhekhov. Ibsen. to visit this chapter. 1 A rriv. .* iw r M Alice E. Robbins, Soc'y hotel in which to accommodate the the luck of crop pest protection such had continuously lived for a required Strondherg. Maeterlinck, lirieux, ’— L /a v c . •ii.lo A. M. stranger within your gates. Do you as should be provided for by law. period upon a tract, and tnado cer­ Gulworthy and Shaw. Trilby Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. intend to quit talking about your The absence of such a law is a tain substantial improvements there­ He Advocates the reading of con­ —A rriv e 1 1*0 P M Meets second anil fourth Tuesdays own home town or will you build further nnd constant menace in that on, could purchase a tract of not ex­ temporary (days for the purpose of - I ah v c : I* M Nisiting knights always welcome. that hot61 now? no man can toll what crop pest may ceeding forty acres, ut a priro which broadening the mental horizon nnd 11. MrLnulin O. J. Miller C l y d e Lin e B<m U ----- (7-----next come to light. Florida W » a would he reasonable for un art uni cultivating the imagination K It and S (\ U. (Si .)<•Wn« Mise» oist, neii.i-.i..,.««. semi-tropical climate, The atm and pur (tone of the I The Herald again warns that un- >“ urm••••nan-, ( '•Filler Arrive 10:00 A .M I>-uv« : \M Sanford Lodge No. 27. I. <». O. F. O Dramatic League i* to increase the* leas Sanford shall build u new hotel «"»"lucive to the propagation and efficiency of the nlugc .1» a »octal1 Meets every Monday at 7 ;.*I0 p 111 this year there will be no need to |"Peedy development o f # erop desover Imperial Theatre factor troyuig pest* Disease in the potato, ndvertise for visitors for next « - r u n C. <\ Cobb, ¡J W. tt. Singletary The League is encouraging dra­ Secretary N G. Holly will build that hotel kim*e|f celery, lettuce, or in fact any of the Hon Arthur E Donegan who re- matic work in the achool in order to one of these (lays we shouldn't won­ vegetable or field crops is just as likely to develop as in the grove, sides at Kissimmee and represent» give the innate dramatic in»tinrt der.— St. Petersburg Times. •.ale lily ( nnip No 6. \V. l> \V ^3 f Wish w«* hud the money. Hro The object of a crop pest law is to ( |)t. counties of (Isccnlu, Orange and hupp) uml legitimate expression. Meets second Vind fourth Wednesday Dr. Tucker stated that he shall he nights in each motirtf. . Straub. We would not cull on any­ provide for an organization that will I Seminole in the stute senate is u J J-' llooleliun he constantly on the nlert to do- |,bsy man at Tnllahnssee The Sen gluil to furnish the club with any F 1. Miller one else to help. ■ Clerk ( 'ouncil Commander tert the first symptoms of trouble. 4l(,r has a host of friends all over the assistance in the shape of either the t> and backed up with nmple |>ower stute and with hi.» colleugues in thè ollicinl publications of the Ilrumn Sanford Herald says. " I f surface and funds to eradicate threatening sonate and thè member» of thè lower League or of his own publications I ruled lirnlhi-rhood o f Carpenters and indications mean anything Forrest conditions before they can develop Join ers o f A m erica house ho is very popular. thereforc accompanying his courses. Lake will he elected speaker of the Into serious loss. Sanford lu>cul Union No 1751 meets hi» tornire of urtivi' servire ut tIn­ ho use." first anil third Thursday night at 7 stale rapitili is a continuous levee Malte» Goorf Showing o'clock in the Eagles' Hall Here's hoping the undertow will and hi» hendqunrters al thè l«eon Jacksonville. Aprii 8 The re­ J \\ () Singletary. RECOM M EN D A T IO N S J M Drown, upset “ surface indications " ()r: Sec'y Treas. President hotel are thè rnost popular in Tal reipts from internai revenue collerGovernor Trammell in a volumin­ 1 ando Citizen. lahassee Senator Donegan is one tions for March 1915. arrntding to ous* document gives out some good II. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Don't know what you call it hut T h a i's W hat W e ’d ll.m \ou recommendutiobs to the legislature of the hold-over senators and has the ollicinl» ut the oilier of Collector NUVt first and third Wednesday night some kind of undertow seemed to already represented the 19th dis- Hayes II lu'Wis, totulled the sum of Do, and if followed they will result in st corner of First St ami Palmello Ave upset the indirn(i6TuC He has not ex- i } 127,242.10, as against a total col- O !.. Taylor R. L. Peck some good luws On account of the trict one session T h e K a r ls A lto u l () pressed himself as wanting the posi­ lection for Mnrch. 1914. of $112,Secretary Exalted Ruler lack of space they cannot be given Miami is some dry city. If you in full but h summary of the Gov­ tion again, but in the event that he 482.62. making a net increase for the i O U R H A K K K Y O O O IlS j ♦ would desire it the 19th will he year of $15,760. » have uny doubt about it. quiz any ernor’s message is given below: The Lake Urecxe Council No. .11 Junior ? W e ’re a lw a y s T e llin g \n u ♦ found loynl to him. member of the press gang that was This is an especially gratifying Order United American Mechanics > A general program of economy to » Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. there lust week. Orlando Reportershowing the officials claim, in view W c lo ll y o u h e re naught hut Senator Donegan has been men­ » permit, wherever possible, the re­ M.. in the City Hall. Visiting brother* 4 Star. (h e t r u t h . duction of state tuxes. Included in tioned several times ns a possible of the. gcnrrul business depression are welcome. C. II. Smith. Ree. Sec. ♦ the United Stales. * Miami is all right and there is no this is suggestion to cut down use­ candidate for governor of the state throughout A m i re n d in 2 w hat we ».n but his many duties as banker nudi chicli ha.», of course, affected inter need to quiz any of the gang None less expenses of the stute legislature, t’eler) I'lty Aerie No. 185.1 W e hop e y o u w II uni ln»l(< * general husinen.» man are arduous ual revenue collections a.» seriouslv of the newspaper men drink any­ and hiring of supertluoqs clerks Meeting every Tu«-»du> night it I 8 ♦t a lo o f. i'ico Budding thing now and "d r y ” Miami did not Authorize rtties to chunge charters und he dot's not seem im-lmed ut as it has the other departments of o'clock J. T. Hoolchan, G. E. Tarati«. R u t C o m e H e re L i e r j D a i. i this time to dofT the business suit the federal govern ment. bother them. without expense to state. Worthy President Secretary for the robes of governor. That he -O To require interest on c«u|tty i* looked upon as a factor in the R eal W isdom . "M o re business blocks for Lucky funds deposited in local hanks. o j i s Tin he n o . oi. 1 . o . r . m . i ? Slnco courtesy cannot be made cod; Limit maximum millage for county senate is evidenced by his following Sanford,” remarks the Herald in one Meets every first nnd third Pridny . P K o»» I O ♦ 113 Magnslis. pulsory. the next best course Is t6 appointments: salumn nnd "many new residences expenses. night.» at 7:10 in Masonic Temple. Senator Donegan is a member of avoid rudeuess. tho second best Is to ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > «♦ ♦ «♦ ♦ * ♦*♦♦***«*♦**♦ for Lucky San fowl-" in the next. In Require ofllrers to pay over county Visiting brothels welcome overlook It. It Is hardly worth whllo Judiciary A, finance and luxation; the articles under the headings tho funds promptly. John StJm|*er, ,, to resent the behavior of thoi whom W. A Ginn. good news i:. told of brick business Uniform system of public accounts. corporations, "banking, chairman of we may never meet igain. Is f ( of It Sachem H E R A L D W A N T A D S l ’ \Y We blocks, under way and in conti rnApply game revenue to public public lands und drainage, and mem- should be wise enough to avoid osl- j l>er of prison nnd convict commit­ plntion, and pretty homes for citi­ schools Don* where we know . udeliess Is o zens. Sanford xellis to be growing State aid to growers in stumping tees of the senate. be expected: we avoid streets with .» We are proud of our senator for bad repute because we :tave a p*thcr right ahead ar.d not depending upon out (tests which menace fruit ,and he haa made good in every particu­ clear Idea oi the -xpertrnce wc might "lu c k ." It Is alright to be lucky truck. is the way you rvreive mir Dread. lar and the present session will find meet if we veoturrd tu them, especial­ but the Sunford folks evidently have Stute utd in eradicating cattle tick. And it is delicious. Made, from ... him in his place at every roll call ly after dark. enterprise, thrift and industry, nnd Establishing of marketing bureau ready nnd willing to serve his con­ tho highest grade Hour in :• <l,,an that leavea luck to bo laughed over. for protection of shippers. stituents. ^ bakery, it leaves nothing t" •"* dr— .Times-Union. Requirement. Agents . for agricultural demon­ “ I wonder if our boy will ever be ----- 0 -----strations in various counties. sired. Try a loaf today v,,u ^ a great man?" "Well, he has one of Remove license' tax on farm pro­ want it again tomorrow <b.r pi** The Lanks of any city arc the in­ the main characteristics—he can't stitutions that start the movements ducts, support of boys and girls In and cakes too, an* fresh *•' *T\ day. write a legible slcualuro."— Florida for the benefit ol the city. The canning club ventures. Times-Union. The Woman’s Club wns delight­ Require common rarriets to fur­ three banks of Sanford will soon BAKERY have a million dollars on deposit. nish curs for perishable products fully entertained Wednesday after­ noon in listening to an address by Is <*•■»! • ( t'ounlr Jndfr, Hrmlnolr Counl, This would be n good talking point when needed promptly. 111 Park Ave. Tree Delivery HUIe « f Hat Id* Establishment of n public road Dr. Samuel Marion Tdrker, profes­ In r< E>tata of if these same banks would start a Franklin sor of English In the Polytechnic t rink hotel in Sanlord. They are not In, commission. Nollra 1« k«nt>y (Ivan, to »11 whom It General improvement of school Institute, Drooklyn, nnd the esteem tray tonr«rn, that on l i t lllh day ol tho hotel business but the three Urlobar, A. I). I9I&. I »hall apply lo the in which ho is held by his special Uotorabla (too. (i. Ilarrinx, Judf» at a^d “* banka can inaugurate a movement system. . ta Judt» ot Probata, for my. final improve condition of state con­ department there led to his election t’ourt that will have u hotel started here in dkrkargo aa admjnlatratrli ol lha ratal» as chairman of the library commit­ ol Frank Franklin, darcaaad: and that at ■Ixty days. Does this appeal to the victs. tha aama lima I will praaant my final acProhibiting the insurance com­ tee of the Now York Drama League. r-ount» aa admlnlatrslrll ol aald aatata people * who have btulns .enough to Dr. Tucker is u grandson of San­ and aak lor tholr apprvoal. auccessfully conduct three such line bine. Datad April Stb.. X: o. i* tm . ford's first citixen, the late and dis­ Enactment of a rigid anti trust — LIXZ1F. ■ Q IU F F IN , institutions ° as the First National Admlnlalratrla. FKF.DF.UIC II UAND. PaLuo(.»r F. P. FORSrtK. Vier rii'ii»'' tinguished ludge J. Wofford Tuckei Bank, the Peoples Dank and tho law. Wilaon A llouaholdrr, Attornrya. B F. WIIITNl'.M. Cvsiii.o A. L. BETTS. A m i C m i b i » e«-4-s, a-4. «-a. T-a, a-s. »t and a son. of Dr. Samuel Marion Uniformity of taxation. * I). • 4• Seminole County Dank? . . #t Tucker, ouF Unit resident phyalcinn, In Court of ('ounlr Judaa, arminola Reduction of the interest rate. and It is with very great pleasure In r» Fatata*ol«unir. Stato of Florida Amend the primary law. ’ It U rather an ungracious thing that his friends of “ Auld Lang Syne” Ausuatu* MaDonald Reform of court procedure. to figure the results of the recent Nollco la baraby givan, to all wham it welcome him home again. Abolish unanimous rule in Jury may roncar», that on Ih» llth day ol visit of the state editors to Miami,” Octotar, A. I). 1»1». I abati apply to tha •j It is important to put by your spare cash verdicts. The club women in anticipation Itonorabla Oao. O. Ilarring. Judg» ot aald remarks the Herald. Dut the figur­ Court, aa Jude* *1 Probat», toc my final Provide for canal^regulation across of his proposed visit to his aunt, ing is done In a very pleasant way . to your credit promptly in the Bank. dlacharg» sa oxocwtrix ol - tha »alato »I Mrs. A. E. Philips wrote to him and Auf uitui McOoaald, doroaaadi and tknt and not one o f the editors can make southern portion of state. ■\ . • tha aama timo I will proaant my final Increase penalty for. drunkenness, received the promise, early In the at arcoupta aa oaacutrll ol aald aatalo, and protest or feel that the Herald is do­ 1i An account with us Is the best assurance . w. winter, of a lecture, which th e y re­ aak lor tkair approvai. ing anything out of the way in the j T o check land sale frauds. Datad Aprii Rth. A. O. ISIS. Encourage owning of homes. of safety. » m i n n i i : M cD o n a l d . quested should ba upon the drama, premises. “ From what has been re­ Livauttla. Support for state institutions. realizing the rare opportunity ol >\ ll»on A llouihotdar. Altornaya. ceived, and tho returns are about all tO-t-D. &•<. 6-S, 7-6. P-S, »•? ---------------- O-----bearing ono so well informed nnd i in,” declares the Herald, " it is es­ Your deposits soon increase here at inter*’! qualified to. discuss authoritatively timated that the newspapers of the . O W N IN G Y O U R O W N H O M E Tho Sanford Duilding and Loan a subject upon which so much is state have given Miami over thirty _________ . _ columns of splendid advertising." In Association haa done more for the written nowadays. The ladies had assigned the theme, ’ addition to this the Herald feels sure people of Sanford than any other D E N T IS T that tho visitors had a good time and one institution in assisting jteople to but Dr. Tucker, in the beginning an­ WORK FOR W H IT E PEOPLK ONLY _______ O F S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A will talk about Miami for some time build and own their own home; nnd nounced that the wibject was too vaat to be treated in the concrete, two thirds of the new homes erected P E O P L E S D A N K B U I L D I N G to cpme in a way that will be wbrth could only touch it in “ high In Sanford during the past six years he I BOO M 9 incalculable amounts. , ________ THE SANFORD HER ALD S A V IN G A P A R T O F Y O U R IN C O M E THE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPAÑA DEPOSIT HERE ANDRECEIVE INTEREST ONYOURACCOUNT SF.N. DONEGAN A BUSY MAN J. L. MILLER’S BAKERY \ Fresh From the Oven W O M A N ’S CLUB SPEN C ER ’ S DON’T DELAY BANKING YOUR IYDNEY DR. C. W. FA IN L. Th e Fir s t N a t io n a l B a n k �Sanford need« n ne» hotel. »ill »lari It’ Ifjjja ffan •*«*»«¡ar.rjrtcjrtrtitnm'trtrl,1immutili Bridge, to the members of which Mr, W I) Holden was the charm­ A RESUME OF SANFORD ing Inavies« at the home of Mrs. Derni,n»l ration of the famou« Heil Sanford House HAPPENINGS UP FO DATE George Davis Hart on tho Heights VSnig Brand of G rupe June at the H. S. Clayton, K. E. Lusk, Tain» yesterday afternoon. Tho club prlso," A .14ten ill CommiaieaiHiftt 1«# lAu p i t i e Happenings— Mention atore of 1. I’ Met'idler ojt Saturday pa: E. E. Lawrence, 1-akeland; J. It. ( (dimn f.i * S-'vtwIJ l l t l n i rtf Pliot.f fell to Mr«. G F. Smith, to whom afternoon and evening Kveryone of M a tte r s in B r i e f M * K \ Ifihub. fhun. N*. 701 Thornton. Atlanta. (ïa . J R Pow­ 1 was presented a pretty HI tie set of invited to a ' tend Personal I te m s of idl. Lakeland; Wm C Anthony, beauty pin» Mr.«. Newman won tho Lim ¿n . -1J d r t r t Alauni-. itr.i.tf*3nr«»i *..*r4a tauter: »<¿2Jático Clermont; J. B Brinson. Madison; In te re s t (•arage < hange« llanda guest jirixe, a cut g.la«f lemon plate, t *• tl»u/«i II nliit lUJ I he Hus rii in» ti.T.ige ha» el mg d \V D Dought rie. A* hint a. Ga . W >• 1er U1 i Mrs Sovaedi 1« the and to Mr» Frank Mu!er fell the ( H. tve' ti an >ojiigest d lighter of Mr and Mrs. cotiAolulion pmo of a lovely box of hand* /. I II r, ui m» »riling the T Knight, St Lniis. NJo Invitations have beoti tm ► summary <>f *lu' Floating Small Lux, Macon. Ga.; II. II Vogel. nouitcmg the approaching marriage Il II Hill of this city and is well handkerchiefs. «ame to (mrner A l.awMtn who »dl The <h lirioua . re­ Talk* Succinctly Arrangi ci for , .iTanipa; l'. C Balkan, líenla and of Mi - Fannie Robinson to Mr known, having a large circle of freshments served was chicken salad, > oJierate the «urne »* Hurried llrrald Headers Jacksonville: G. T Bailey Jr . In m - Donald t'heney on Wednesday, April friend Tlie groom is a successful sandwiches, grapefruit atrnw-.i nnd Who, pa; Mrs. Bussey, J«ck*qn ville; C D 21 ai the ’ Sauford ne li» 11 new hotel Urlando Presbyterian travelling man Mr and Mr« Sov-I hot coffee. Enjoying Mrs. Holden's Mcl.eitnon, Meridian. Mi«« : J J. churcl it nine o'clock Mi«« Rob avoli Sanford needs a new hotel, \\ ho »ill start It’ reside in Coluinbti«. Ohio grucious hospitality were Mesilamoa Milioni V. Jacksonville J E Sow h inson .1 daughter of Capi B M Geo. Davis Hart, C. 0. McLaughlin, will »tart II? Demonstration of the (iiinou« Red and wife. Gloves ville, N V : Arthur ifobin-un. county clerk, and Mr It. \V. Herndon, R. A. Newman. G. Fourth (Iradr Hgy Hunt Household good*, Imperial i ron a Wing Brand of Grape Juici at the Fane, J. P Clermont, lax; J L Cheni*v i« the m i id Judge and Mr.« J:.. .Smith, T. .A. Neal, -W.-R. Anno;' 60-t f ill ore of L P. McCuller on Saturday and yeaat cakes at Simon's. Proctor,—Dayton. D.\- T . -W. HnRr?-«-j,- m riienej\-~‘ M a n y VtffiJa) TrffalAs rTJta cl tukMrr-'Sd •- Miss C nrriv Kmf* Cecil ^GahbeU. S- - U.. liarrext. -Jr;,- * - is» cvertnr Pvoryrmw ! Way,— Ssvarmsh, • Oarr. A.. NUgnun, ■hrrtv* treert -horror-of- Miss minger and Miss Lillian. Hrggrns rtt' .Misa Hart of Orlando nnd Misa Sanford need»»», new hair) • Who afu.tnOon nnff cv invited to arre irrt. Tampa; Sam Klein. Rye; S. J. I ar- Robin-on nnd others “ arc on the » 0 - joyed a jolly time In Central park Laura Fish. •,riB start-HI* - • ’ --------■*■ * I ney. Tampa; J. M. Stark. Palntka; rial calendar. Roth are exceedlingly hunting for eggs Wednesday after­ 1 hange Kirnt Name The boys are rehearsing every noon It is characteristic of Die pub­ l> A Calwdell Calw dell has bought out the M 11 Thutr," ’r* G 11 Am w- ,j0u1*' W*H httown and have a host of night for tho big home minstrel that Mrs. A. L. Dorman and Mrs. Waits lic school« teachers of Somoni to villr, Ky.; Frank A Best, New AIfriendin Sanford who extend ron»ill be pulled off here in n^few week« interest of hi« two »ori«. D D and entertained n bunch of lit ii« people plan for the pleasures of their puW P Crugler, Drain; 1 g r » t illations. well known The"proc«M*ds wifi go to the County Il AA < aid » idi in : I Monday afternoon with on -Easter .pits in addition to training their J Wootcrn, C« firm of D A Caldwell At Sons. D ^ Alex Brown, N Fair Fund. VTrent r.,t. I Routli, ll.h ii lt, 1* \t t ,,li.ti,.in In T ' , minds, and delightful littli' outings egg hunt in West Side' Park, to tho P. M Coleman, Jnx; 1‘rttly Church Wtddmy. Caldwell'« two -or». I). || and parties frequently occur within great delight anil hrppinex*' of tho Sanford-stccd* a new hutej^ Who Mn. H. L. Clayton, Tampa ; T 7 J. A marriage surrounded w ith much Caldwell will remain in his employ. First and most tmpor-: «ill atari It? Cilnninghnm. Chicago. Ill ; S. B interi t in Spnford was that of Mi«« the school term, to thA joy of the youngsters young people nnd the happiness of taut was the hunt for eggs, after Roger«, Jax, F E. Gilbert, lux; J. AA Sue Si»!er and Mr. Ralph J. Sauls, Just received a shipment of Pinko ST. A G N E S Gl 11 1) S U P P ER their thoughtful teachers. An eager j which a gay time WM enjbycd playVenable and wile, J. T. Venable, J. at Enterprise Thursday morning. hats and (lowers. Mrs. J. II Brul l j n e s Building <jn First Street search was made for the bright, ' " g games, after which the gracious C Phillips. Chicago. Ill The wedding wn* solemnized by nut. 115 PalntertW-irenue 66-ltc Saturila) ,V . , „ ...... " , „ . V . . 1" t- V* Pretty eggs upon this occasion and* hostess served delicious ins cream Rev. Alleyns of DeLand at tho EpU- ‘ * rlf Menu , Hack From Cubil C. H. Veager of Orange City was! i excitement run rife when cifcht beau- and cake. Enjoying the frolic were copal church. The church was beauRoast Chicken Cold Stnw Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Williams, M in among the vialtora here on \Vedne*-| . tiful golden ‘■jigs were found.« Tho Helep and Virginia Jinkins, Irene Cn ■■m Potatile. ->Aet**-+V dav. Mr y*iafl«r. . i«., marshal .—at tr'ltUCERiïltiïit . «tuaie - Gunvit-Tifiy" j reê,” 8atn Younts, l\ l/ llaw k im anTT trte green oi tmtms , ¡tÍM o( rnn(ly to their guests and Dolly Hutcheson. Claude Bensly, Orange City nnd is' also engageT’in I Macaroni and ferns, and the fragrance of or- ■ Coffee Tea|\v. J. Thigpen have returned from Lawrence Dolman, Jay AValts, Ar­ the mercantile business. • | •good time was enjoyed by all. Price .16c ! Culm. The men of the party wit­ ange blossoms giving the breath of thur Monger and Billy Hutcheson. Demonstration of the famous Red I The wedding music ‘was Dessert nessed the Wlllnrd-Juhnson light rjld spring U Caff;; /’r/uiresr l>ahr« Wing Brand of- Grape Juice at the Pii-, I Of played by Mrs. M Martin of San Dr; ngc Le. lili the entire party sa» Colia. N’ortnf Cu/rmfar store of L. I*. McCuller on Saturday ford. While the guests were asThe first nf the pot t-Lcnten dunces l kike. 5c 'This afternoon: afternoon and evening Everyone sembling a delightful program was |wan given nt the Woman's Club Baptist Temple Services for Sundnjr Murgitret NenPs birthday party. invited to*attend. rendered, turning the numbers being room« lust Mr Bruton Improved evening by the Welfi re Sunday school at !* .'10 To-night Ruin 1. tern's Melody in F deprrttnent .1 11 Bruton wa« fori od 1 o o mi complimentary to the Sundays join the merry crowd at 1‘reni hing ut II l>\ the pastor, »n Christian Endeavor social at tho w*»ik .it the' -hi'i»S | V eral wi-okBridal Chorus from L'lhcn-t P"H> Primm-c cast anti tlotr friends eg'* As ' h Woodland Park. Music. umu.«c the subject, '"l’ Io* Church a- .1 Soul home of Alt-« Carrie Enstninger. grin w. played the bride . n1 * red the The dub room« ».-re nevir more Inieftts. bathing. Lease il for your .irid ¿0 |ti the W.ivoro«« liospltal (nr Winning Institution Social Department dancing school. treatment lie ha« recovered *0 The club color* of red nnd next picnic. See photos at pup-rum Home Department and Ciadle chufi I* uli her father, Mr John C tractive Saturday morning: rapidly that he was allowed to leave Kruldi r and was.nu t at the altar by green lend themselves with charm­ wagon, CJ-tf Roll Exorcises at 3:00. Mra. J. T. Brady’s breakfast in ing effect for 'decoration;, nnd upon the hospital on Tuesday and is spend the groom. During the ceremony Jr IL Y. P. U.. 6:30. honor o( Miss Lucille Bradley. Word comes from Reginald Holly ing the week at Gainesville visiting sever. ! «elections were softly played this occasion the roses entwined in Sr U. V. P. U. li:.l(>. Saturday afternoon: at Tallahassee that both houses arc relatives and also attending the The ushers were the bamboo vines upon the walls and Preaching at 7JB) by the pastor by Mrs Martin. Cecilian Music Club recital. down to business nnd he i« busy in Grand Lodge of Odd Fellhw» masse* of the red ruses in bowls and lie Mr Padgett and Mr Jesse Pratt Saturday night the senate attending >0 his duties ns ■Xpert- to return Imine next week Subject, " I « it necessary for SanfoTd In b ■I'Jlllg go » 11 <•[ valiltr v :im*« upon the tabic«, with sprays to break the I iirih t 'oiiimandment?' St Agnes Guild chicken supper. journal secretary of the pretty rherokee roses giving I. U* till* bride YVIt** \» r; You are cordiali V inv ited to nil crcpi *i Monday afternoon. Demonstration of the famous 11,-,| t nngregallonnl 1 hurrh Inveli xrii 0 f ’ inib­ WII" tm»»t n lunch of while were very lovely, I I bese T VII e M-« R \ Niwmiin entertains Regular «er \■ - • ■ « t «-'lindaV I \\ ir,g Itraud of Grape Imre at the •*, ig,*ii »Itli .t *Ar* ..î It making 1 * harming background fur ruer of licci* t h* Ib • II.In the Auction Bridge Club in«4 the prettily gowned women In I lleir I (ifi*t »lure of I. P MrCull. r 11 ri >.,tiirda> 1 h*> morning 11 • -Ûlijei t ¿mui lining! t IO xi of f * Ctrl ' I Xt II 'Tuesday afternoon \critic« will In* *oii»ii|ereii Mm I ullcrnooli and evening I III* Viilley c Mifinui^ it dt'.inty evening frocks und I li S mola Social Department bridge party. The delight fill informal it v that | day school at ’* I a 111 unii »arm tí. ' 111 C*| invited to attend H rf boiiijiirl \SXI*« Tuesday night Il wh,. ,|, -ire t** prevailed made l* a ino-t enp'Vuhle wib 011*,* awaiti . I* . i *1 » r rost­ Id le' *. \\ ho no» hole Sanford ne Social Department dancing school , t ii) 1i ilt ration **( Doing People affair 'The music wits furnished by, -t miy 1 he word The b ild e ís the attractive datigli »ill start it? A movement 1« on foot in Sanford Thursday night In the evening *er\'iee, 7 kit), the 1er of Mr» Sister The groom I« t lie Messrs Clarence Mahoney uml Al­ Boston l.v ric« at Bapti-i Temple. 1 tv form a C m v Federal ion of Young I, 11 mugs of Attorney Marion R -nbj i' *T will be Tlo Twin ,'tnl -on ut il . 1i l l h . llt l > . l 111» Olir I l f I hi lison \\ itJierington The dance rpen People» .»nil'll»! ic1 hi- mat ter has hi- horiie U liai II* U .1» I wi n I •• l.nksou ville returned t most prominent men of \ oluxia couit ed with the grand march led by Mr, been fully discussed by the pa-tors , Easier I ’nrty Thursday morning after -pending 11 A Neal and Mr McClinlock, Good iiiu<lr will In ftlldered *it ly Tor many years, he was ideili 1 T of the Ministerial Association and day in the city on legal business laith services » ho introduced a series of charming One of the most delightful of the Ml are 1 iirdlally III fled with the hanking liitefusl« of meets with their hearty endorse­ This was Mr, Jennings* liri inp to vited lo meet with uEasier parlies among the children Sanford being prominently 0111111*11 figures ment It 1- hinted that the R ^ Sanford and he wn« greatly stirprt-rd Mr- W I, Morgan nini Mr- W »as given Monday by Evelyn and ed » i l l the Fir»l National and p I *> f the Hap! l-t church »ill ex­ at the great farming mdti'lry of ilo* E Iboi'li'dib r served punch through Katherine Wessiter. who enteitainei) (■urden Seed* ari* Here P e o p le » B a nk tend the lir-t invitation to the Other, telery Delta about fori> little friends with tho i » setti her** ! he long delay ,t M mil Mr» Saul» Ufi iinmeili out Die evening V o t i n g 1.....p ie t o m e e t w i t h t h e m o n During the intermission sand­ ever popular egg hunt Dozen» of bv the government and ordered by nfel) after the wedding leretnony Frog I ullure the night of the lath My using ibis I guyly decorated egg* were hidden wiches and coffee »ere served. Claude l.’ Kngle » Itile ho was con L pun their reEasy, interesting and immensely night the entertainment of the Un­ for the East Const about the grounds of the South park gres» ritan lui ve ut last arri ved hot The refreshment committee were profitable. Demand far exceed« sup­ ion Lyrics »ill be the program for turn they will re»n|e til Enterprise Mr- W II Peters, ihuirmaii. Mrs and forty merry, joyous children had I bere IH nnthllig III I he llower «eed Sanford (•• *•1■1■ going over lo Eo ply Now’s breeding lime Urite On* evening and thus add greatly to L the time of their lives seeking and for folder. Breeders and hotel stock line and only uno kiml nf package >d the pleasure of 1he occasion Radges tiTprise (or the wedding wen* Mr Harve) Reufroe anu Mrs T O'Connor To Mrs. W. P Carter finding them. It was one grand garden «eedcon-l-ting of letture, for sale. The Ortega Breeding »ill be furnished to members of the and Mr» It It Deas, Mr slid Mrs Farms, Jacksonville Ortega f»_’c . mu-k melon. icrsiiip radi«h ami b*t two Christian Endeavor societies ami Archie Bella, Mr and Mr* Harry and Mr» John Meisch t» due tin* happy afternoon all the way through I until dark sent them on their home* credit of the decorutiens. luce. Anyone »i«hing secds cari gel Fla. ti-l-dtp the Epworth league, which will Kent, Mr and Mr« Braxton Per­ , ward way. When the last egg was Mr» (' () McLn ighlin assisted sante liy r.pplying ut ibis office or kin«. Mr and Mr» A P Rossetter. Who » e uff! muli package to atiy ad* serve ¡1« invitations to the recop Sanford needs n ne» hotel in serving found the company returned to tho Mr- J C Enstninger, Mr« Key, turn »ill start II? house to enjoy games and the dainty dress in thè conni) The inups ami Those present »ere Mr and Mrs Watch Tuesday’s issue of The Her­ Mr«. Wright. Mr» Martin nnd Mr Red other literuture dui m»t come and Demonstration of the famous 1 U I Holly. Mr and Mrs Newman bob* rakes ntul ice cream rones It .1 monti K * ald for full announcement of Du re , Traili t li•* -lllìlll assortTlient Wing IDarn d of G r.1pe .1m* e at tho » e Mr and Mr» B W Herndon Mr j served by the Queen of England to I ■ d e f a t lu ll r e c e p t i o n lu .1 * l ia ( . p o i oí ment » 1 1 1 of -eeilMrs Jas, -tore i»f I. P McCuller *m > ii urda y and Mr- W E Watson, Mr and ber loyal little subjects » (,/"*. ! ,111/1/ . la i * a li lo* limi ¡.fe I W.il«cman. Mr and Mr« Wal Haro» »«sisteil MrWessncr in ! xer von*' but thè Ur­ afternoon and evening I he member» “ I the St Agile« On Organlxcd nher I or the *kill g Mesdnme* Samuel Puleston, R serving 1Lose present „were 1.*invited to attend Guild were delighlf ull) entertained lare Editor Herald Claire done*, Mlldren and May A. Curse, W. L, Morgan, W. E. Leroy Giles, of the law firm of , My attention has been called tt>! by Mrs. Braxton Perkin» Monday lloston Lyrics Coming Holly, Olive Newmttn, Margaret Davis & Giles of Orlando was among final plans- were made Housholdcr, Vance Douglass, T. A. the ad. of the Central Building afternoon. The Boston Lyrics will be here Neal. Hal Wight, C. 0. McLaugh­ Neal, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, the Orlando visitors to the city on Trades Union which appeared in (or the chicken‘ supper to he given the night of tIn* 15tlrinstead of the lin. W II Petrfs, Harvey Renfro«, Georgia Mobley, Helen Terwilliger, Wednesday. Leroy is one of the 1 your lust i**u** The evident inten­ Saturday afternoon and evening in night of the Itth Tis’ was tlr«t anI O'Connor R A Terheun; Irene McGagahin, Albert Connelly, young attorneys who is making a tion of I hi- article 1« to nusleud The Ilyne» build)!ig on Fir»! Street T pounced 'Tin* people of Sanford are Missi*— Florence Frank. Suffice Wil­ James Robson, E K anil Bob Fos­ Delicious fruit punch nnd sweet people into believing I lint tilitiui name in the legal profession and has delighted that they un* to have (he McLaughlin, Lucille ter, Harry and Ralph Woodruff, labor 1» Do only efficient, resident , ,1 k**» » ere served b> the hostess liam-. Anna many friends in Sanford » h o an* pleasure of Pouring this renowned I ' '"•(• present »ere Mr- Betts Mr« Bradl,*\ Muriel Harrold Lora Tiffl. Anna. Kutv Hamden and William labor to l*e obtained III Sanford always glad to see him concert rump.' nv They »ill up l|orten«e Wetdinan. Helen Rowland, DuHosi Minnie K a t e ami Robert .**,* r r. M 1—1 « Eva Walker. \\ Ik pear ut the B |>ti»* Temple *■« tin »tio h i- verv fur from the truth hull Sanford need* *t'hurlutie Hand. Adelaide Ihggm«. Williams. Mary Elizabeth and Mor­ Gtisste Ogram. Frames If Mr Pearson, a.» the duly up Munson. third altraolini m the Alkahest »ill start it? Elizabeth Stafford, Laura Fish and ris Mo.ve. Irene Norwood, MtTud A-pm »all. J 11 rile arid Jo»iu St union' , pointed re present a live of organised Lyceum Course for this yedr The Miss l.ceili. Messrs I D Roberts, Lake, Merrill Roberts, Willurd uml r'harlotte Hand. Saidee William-. labor »ishu* to enlighten the ptihlir Walter Lovell is home for a visit music lovers of tin* city should uvc.il McClinlock, Lloyd, Mildred Lumley, Emily Bail«)-. further along Du« lijf0 0 1 «hall be Belle Smith. Martha King, Salome Felix Frank. to his purents, Capt. and Mrs. M \Y, thcmoclvcs of Dus opportunity to Billy Hill. William ladller, Yowell, The business meeting pleased to take up the discussion Hampton. Lovell. He has hern firing on the hear the greatest musical treat of Roy Chittenden. Ralph Wight, Ni*d For Hrnrfil nf t.ibriiry Hock .Island and making head­ the season. This will jK-rhiip* be, the with him, ami suggest that he state will be held with Mis* Lucille AsChittenden, George McLaughlin, A committee of the Library Asso­ briefly and concisely the aim* and pinwall Monday afternoon. quarters at Harrington, Kansas. On last of the Alkahest attraction* this Galloway, Pope Wicker, Joe Chitten­ ciation r.re planning a very fine enobjects of organized labor, and the account of a business depression he year. den. Seth Woodruff, Ellgem* Romnil- teririnment eon-lntlng of music and methods employed to attain the de­ ha* n leave of absence for sixty day» The low price- are ¡Ci rents for li t, Allan Jones. Hume Humph, reading* to be given for the Maga­ It rdifing llrll» sired results, as they exist and are and thought he would spend the adults and if* cent- for children Clarence Mahoney and Ai Withcr- zine Fund of the Librury Thursdqy 'The friends of Miss Mamie Hill prnrtised in Sanford at the- present time at home Scat» are now being reserved at the » ill be interested to hear nf her ingfon. day evening. April 2 1. Tho time, Sanford need» a new hotel. Who Temple office, phone 201) marriage it> Mr. H. G. Sovacoll patronage of the public is earnestly Very truly yours, dll «tart it? Monday, April 5th. The wedding Hr cry H'rct llridgc solicited in behalf of the Library. W S. Price. Sanford need» a nu» hotel, \\ hti look place ut the home ol the bride’s The first of the bridge clubs to re­ The admission fee will he moderato The garden seeds from Washing­ will start il? «inter, Mrs. W B Howard at Liut- sume it* games was the Every Week Continued 011 Page 8 ilavr Your Ford Repainted N o » ton 10 long delayed have at lust arQuestion» aSubjects We have aecured the services of a nved and can be had nt the Herald *V?r. George Hyman, pastor ol the first clans painter and we can make office. They are In packages and consist of lettuce, muskmelon, pars­ Baptist churrh lies derided to de­ your Ford look like new at a cost of nip, radish and turnips. No flower liver a series of sermqns on the fol­ only $12.00. This includes cleaning *eeds were shipped and if anyone lowing questions, using them c« sub­ thoroughly, coat of drop black and coat of finishing varnish, upholslrrry desire* a package they can coll rt jects of the discourses Sunday Night. April 11th, "Is it and top retouched. 48 hnuia re­ the office.or the package will he necessary for Sanford to break the quired to complete the job. mailed to their address. HEUE Ls n human side to Ihi.s institution. We like to meet outr customers and Ret fourth Commundrjtent?" Sanford Machine & Gifrage. Hanford need* a new hold. Who acquainted with them for our mutual advantage. Sunday Night. April 18th, "Is It 62-Frl-4tc will start UT Necessary for Railroad Men to * This hank in working all the time to please its customers, and we are will equipped ■Cuss'?” Notice to render the l>e.st assistance lo legitimate business interests. Demonstration of the famous Red Sunday Night. May 2nd. "Is it A special meeting of the stock­ " i n g Brand of Grape Juice tit tho • Your affairs can be intrusted to your IIOMK INSTITUTION with the knowledge Necessary for Our Prominent People holder* of the First National Bank •tore of L. P. McCuller on Saturday that they will Ik* welFenred for, as this bank is owned and managed by the most solid to Gamble?" of Sanford, Florida, is hereby called afternoon and -^yelling. Everyone and successful business men of this city. Sunday Night, May Kth. “ la It to ho held in the rooms of the Bank, invited to attend. Necessary to have Public Sentiment at 10:30 a. m. on Tuesday, Jay * We conduct a well equipped Savings Department, where you enn open an account Shave Yourself before our Swoern Officer* can In- 4th, 016, to consider the advisabil­ with $1.00 and will receive 4 per rent interest, compounded quarterly, on all funds Ih e way to save time, save your force our I-aws?" ity nf amending the articles of as­ deposited. u* patience, save your money ami save Sunday Night. M • lmh. What sociation to provide for u sliding LET I S SERVE YOU >our face 1* to shave yourself with do 1 Owe tin* l " * n that ( l i v e s Me «rub* in tin* hum her of directors to the safety razors. We have the (ol- in Living?" he chosen annually, and to trans­ lowing In stock: These will not I»* addresses nf act such other business as may •Gillette, Gem, Jr., Durham Oil- criticism bill rather a reaching out properly come before the meeting. lette, Coders, Ever Ready and Auto niter n good answer to tge questions (c o v u r n o v s K m t u n sc,) IL F. W H I T N E R , ,'trop and all fhe accessories. Get In such a way » » to help Sanford to Cashier. F O R R E S T L A K E , Pres. 1). L T H R A S H E R , V ice-P rea . A . R. K E Y , Cashier the habit of shaving your own face be n better town, physically and 4-2-9-10-23-30, 5-4 and you will always do It. morally. The addresses will ho de­ Who Hanford nectU a new hotel, livered at the Temple and the people Hill Hardwaro Co. 60-tfc will start it? arc cordially Invited to attend. IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ii Who HOTKL A R R IV A L S ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... YOUR BANK T SEMINOLECOUNTY BANK �— ------- — VT' ------------ ------- ...IffiP p H P R .T H E 8 Ä N FO n r lì F H U B bo entered on the pages of our mln- STATE-NEWS IN TABLOID FORM iltf- book. Wndo Hampton Chnpter, C I> C O v ie d o , b r ig h t BITS (¡A T I IKl Kl) ’FROM HERE F ia . U r q u i t m n r t r r n u m (fond irirn f i t lu r jm r p r f l / a ro m Iticral. A NI) ü tq u irm il THERE IN FLORIDA /to n tin e , in p a r t . ' Amen, Vr T > a Limit County Commissioners ' Tallahassee, April 8.— Drastic legis!,iti*n ‘affecting the county commis­ sioners of Florida is proposed for this session; nixl from till» talk esperurtfy among senators, the time when the board of commissioners shall have charge of the levy and collection of I.iacs and the expenditure of the county moneys without nny over-, sight of supervision from others is nearing its close Senators admitted last night that this is the'subject of a bill that is M n g fram,.(1 by „ . r, nin ,)f . APRIL 9, 101j T- » ______ ATLANTIC COAST LINE S T A N I) A R I) K A I L R O A I) O F T » E S () [ n i TRAINS E A S t 4 DAILY * L« J Ar Ar Within[too 8:30nni 5:25am 9.00am 12:15pm 7 :00am 10:29nm 2:20pm 10:15am 1:35pm 7:55pm 8:00pm 11:50pm Jsckunti lb • Richmond Ar Billirnor. Ar I’h iL ilrlp liii •No. «2 1 0 :27»m German Cruiser Intern» 12 : 1 5pm Nearly «*i yht humlreil uuurts >( t ttin wrok n»i-lecti:ig the •»took and '.No. 88 I upi-rititimrliNg tIn* «liipmi'nt nf tin11:42a 01 2 :01 |im straw ixTrie» were piokocl from two N e w p iy t New». Va , A p r il » •\u. 8f> 2:4Gpm 5 :25pm ti • car ; ( timiu.wider Ma* Thierichen», ol 1lie patch«-» near Kissimmee thi« »•■••k -Ï■•*•*t t" I"ar|»iM Spring» **No. 80 I ;38nin t :25am t'.hirk Howell picked about ine liuti I" id "ai li w.n* »luppoli h> llnltff & German auxiliary cruiser Prinz Fuel „ , , , . . . ,, , •Free Itcrllnlng ( balr Cars to Washington; Klertrlr Lighted; | |,lUll , / dn:d uuurt.», a large part oí which ' ("henoweth. S. II. Story anti the FHedrud,. nskei, the United States ••< oast Line Florida Mail carries lairal Sleeper to Savannah. Another Government through port authori »■ere shtppeil in the* now refrigerator Carson. Cattle Company their body, the provisions of which, Steel PullmanScars of the highest class operated on all trains u* * fljlt f ll rarlnud was made up from other pur­ eases recently »eruretk by the Oncoo Ia ties here to intern his shiji and crew • not being entirely decided upon, pre­ our own dining car service. Pullman reservations and inf..cmax, „ County Truck Grower» Aimooition chases of Mi. Nackicttin Sheep rais­ for the war. Cp to the last moment vents the hill from being given full S. T. Kansler picked two hundnd ing while ipiite an extensive indus­ the German skipper kept up the ap­ publicity. J . G . K IR K L A N D , I ) . P . A. .A. W. FIUTOT. IV I». \ and three tpjndred <|uurt» u part <d try in Osceola county has been large­ pearance ol being ready for a (lash The Statement, -was m^rte hj—ofTPTfWZSfifo'H'treL T l t f f c P f c -------13H U. Bay St.. Jacksonilffi» which were alto »hipped to northern ly neglected from the standpoint of to sun and when tho time for He­ markets. Kissimmee Vu IIcy-G matte. publicity__ It has alwtrys b o m -fclttftPrr rn ion finally u m o ; t f V J M r » S * - sMMtflnin tin' xr«'»ems»‘er/-'orhiTs fhaf' wo» « grrur’ eatth» rat»-1 tif'tfm '-iailore of exported, relief to practically ir majority" of—fhe'coun­ 1|»(T section,'but the gmsctTTg^nf sheep arrive,'* ho said. He would not de­ ties of the stale are in a de plot able -A. Tarpon Springs dispatch “ Buys: has Wen thought to be only a minor liver his crew to certain -destruction condition financially, not because of "W it h a hullet in his head, Chrl intluMiy of little 01 no importance. by British warships awaiting off te graft but because of uiilmsinessHka Doerler, a saloon keejier of Tarpon expenditures, misuse of public mon­ Tlx* shipment of four carloads of Virginia Capes." S E E D S Spring» was found this morning in eys. and generi-l Jark of business sheep within n week has brought the Yesterday the commerce raider Ids home in the heart of that city, lloeuu*e this comljiindustry into the public git«* made her«' Inst cruise of the war management. .•and flu* sheriff 1« now trying to »ulvV tion is almost genernp/'nixl liecauso throughout the state of Florida. She was tnken to th» Norfolk Navy 1it is getting worse every y e a r , the another mystery. Thus l.ir, not the te. Yard across Hampton Iloads from« «liph N jt .fine has Wen found to in­ Kissimmee Valley-.Gaud • Full line new crop seeds o f all kinds. \\, ■til sentiment over the state is rapidly *l i ♦ t ♦ the shipyard here, where she ha» dicate who was the slayer. The hofly crystalizmg for a radical change, ifne It will cost Volusia county a mil­ been laid up since limping into perl of Doerler was lying on the (loot, not supply your wants. Write for new catalog. lion dollars to pave the roadways on March 10, hfter the remarkable that will Insure the proper oversight far from his lied. The hullet which with brick, but it will cost ten mil- commerce destroying ersuise from of ill money, the knowing of the caused his death, entered one eye , . . . . 1place where it will be spent, and nsJion* lit delay doing so fur another the and lodged in the hrain. So far as Orient, dur ng wddeh .he sent ■ thpl ¿ ¿ n t h » wI„ Rct ten years.— Daytona Journal. the American ship ttfl.n m P. F r y e ' vn|u)> fpf|l[vw| for rvpry (|o|1„ that can be learned, no one heard .the __ ^ ____ ^ J ^ U n t C ity,-~F-la to the bottom. shot. Sheriff Whitehurst went to tî^rUTÜC vsÜff'— tv-vtvl—eut-.-io- e v e r y Tnrpon Springs » » soon ¡1» nossihlo ___ i-U -A W »s »fM n r ■4'nptirnT7"*pre<(nits,fr-fSTs'” 7i^ county. -he nrwrd—oT*Ttn»"niurffTT' *11nif * tTn" Teli. U, 1915 our loved and tjuest in writing when Collector Ham worked hard, hut thus far has found valued secretary anti treasurer, Mrs. ilton boarded "the Eitel Friedrich Sanford Home .M in s t r e ls nothing to throw light on the nf- Mamie It. Smith wni*called very sud with an imperative notice from Wash fair. I denly from a busy and useful life to jinglon that the time of his stay 11 The S. afoni homi • taluni wil! givo J ; ! 1the Life Ktcrnal We have left to 11» this port would expire at midnight i is- pi«- pio ti Í thi« rit y oil" nf the th e m e m o ry a n d e x a m p le o f a very and that he must leave America It heat miisstrul shows of th" Hi'i:«on in Taylor county is not the liesl spot f a i t h f u l m e m b e r. water» by t o’ clock on the mornnx’ .! fi w wi t'I; « .Th" t i i ; f " •"Li i.r«in the world, hut it could he mrde The Death Angel visited our of » Before the Custom« C . c ii ; i \ 1 I' «noi" ,,f 1Ik , .1 h .* mi . Just because God gave u« s \1r> C h ' I t e r : g: III 0(1 Fe l l s I '< 1 ;.e<| lei tor 1i.i.l,| ilelivi-r h.s message from o« »> -• h tr t h,:. t int.» 1"• Ii HI I p '1. It'll tiling tluit I« goi d :* no re;'oe wki took Iroin our midst our lovml sister. Washington ('apt Ti mrirh.'ii» hnix: III " 111 «Olili- timi*. Till- iii'l’i-It' we sliould rear bark on ntx «i'gnity Although physl ed him lx. written letter. t in* 1im will go to thf Fun fumi ami and let come what will I tugr.-«-, Mr« Flint \rgo call, uiialde to atl< lid our meetings This decision immediately oper­ the «how'should he patronized lib-| does not gravitate to a community, you've got to gel up 11nil go got it her heart was with us in our work ated to 1ft the embargo fron all ' entity not only because It ^vill lx and fetch it in with a .tow line, - and she always hetppd us In any way a l li e d n i e r c l u i n t m e r i t in p o r t , m ore w II worth the money but liecauso it that she could. t h a n u s c o re o f w h ic h h a d been held is for n most worthy object Th e Perry ileruld. Words cannot estimate our loss, u p , a n d t h e y w ere pel m i l t e d t o leave fair rommitti-e ¡« in arrec.«r for . .um ii l t l ! T h e a c t u a l i n t e r n m e n t , a r r . ' i .:- I -d money that can easily be made Osceola county is furnishing the therefore we leixI'T the following in , c o i f e r e n r e s b e tw e e n Hear \d •mi of the minstrel show end a» mutton for the lug Faster fe-tiv.d of t ributi of fe-pei t m i r a i l i e : . t t y of th e S'O f o l k N 'l . the coin mil tee do no! wi-h I" take the Greek colony at Tarpon Springs W he re a s, It hn- ideaseli o u r l l e a v V ' r d B e a r A d r i i r . i l l l ' d i n * . o f t * . 11 1 a dice I loll * 0 * I*«.-. - liaic c ill Four earloads of sheep weie shipped e n l y F a th e r to ta k e f r o m o u r m i d - t D e a le i» in b a t t le . l i f i A l. barili'., X • : T t ’ i d b ' t '■ • ■ tit' d t 1 give 1 lie -h 1 a |or l i e I i'll from Kissimmee la> 1 week to pur o u r sister* \|r. Marno* !<;gby chasers at the i-pougc center of the S m i t h a n d M r« hilir.a A A r g o ; and H a m i l t o n was to l a k e etf'-ct t " i n o r •til of tin' depleted fond T h e b re.xdi lo c k s " f world. Faster is a time of busting W h e n 'll» . We s t r iv e t o aeeept th e ro w m o r n i n g S.'itford ha« «'■ tl|c of t hi- best borne her g ' l l - w ill lie -'-m o v e d a n d i o n among the Greeks Isually their will of God. tIx ref ire be it t a l e n t j h a t ean be fo u n d 111 a n y c i t y i Faster mines Liter than iiie date Kesolved, That we deeply mourn n e d in g roti.» o f here e n g in e s d isco n a n d t h a t th e sh o w w i l l he goo d goes O' Q. F ü Urtm W it of Dougt«« Jerrolu I'elebrated in America, but ^11» year their loss and sympathize with t heir 1 «»rt wit h o o t «.ivtng W a tc h T h e H e r a ld " W l l l l c . " Ml III tile I «li* ,»t ot Ira ib" ti., ve. tío ir me tho two days fall upon the Slime (late bereaved one« lo r fu tu re a n u o u n e e m e n ts o f th e nx-lits id pb asure |f I Wi-re 1I Krave- me t h r e e proofs tim t it The Greek celebratimi lust« u full R esolved. T h a t a c o p y o f these W h e n Play I t W o rk d a te F d L ane is m a n a g e r, w h ic h digger, or cien a h inginati. llo re are P ia li) ro u n d Y< - li. vveck and mutton la a favorite dish re s o lu tio n » be sent t o t h e i r fa m il ie s , i« p ro o f s u ffic ie n t t h a t n o t o n l y w i l l »orne ptuid<- I cíjubi work for wlth a c h e e r f u ll y It's barn to play on «orne people’s t h>- t»., k for nil the ffalivitiçj. Nick Sack- t h a t t h e y be p u b lis h e d in th e S a n ­ <) in pa'll 11*» In fact, it 1» alt work th e «how tie u p to th e s t a n d a r d b u t gr«-a' i!"al of eiijoyiueiil I am g la s I •" i' " * 1 "»« *•■»* ' " lettis of Tarpon Springs « x here fo r d H e ra ld and t h a t a c o p y o f t h e m tno •*> da V I*ti11.1 «li-l[,hIn Uncord. .rournnlt b " f u n d w ill, lie raised J. rr- :a F o r Spring Planting Kilgore Seed Company Attention Farmers Special Prices on Shingles lor the Next 10 Days. Sanford Novelty All Kinds of Lumber and Building Maleiidl .X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X illlllllllllX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIilllllllllJ O C X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X X X X SANFORD, FLO R ID A * so*. F APRIL 16 10:30 Penny Brothers and Thom as B rothers—Celebrated Tw in A u c tio n ee rs! Having secured exclusive control w ill sell to Highest B id d e r - - - w i t h o u t reserve a few Beautiful H o m e s ltc s in S MARKHAM PARK HEIGHTS! T H E BEST R E S ID E N T IA L SE C TIO N O F .S A N F O R D . ON T H E J A C K S O N V I L L E —- T A M P A BRICK H I G H W A Y | This property is High and D ry -G o o d D rainage— E lectric Lights— Many Homes Already Built— -Many More Contemplated in near f ut u r e | Everyone knows Sanford is Bound to Grow Rapidly. Investors from all over the World have just begun to realize Sanford is in $ the Best Trucking District in the South. Famous for the Celery and Lettuce. Growing all kinds o f Truck Cheaper than other sections d with a Low Water Freight Rate. Sanford will ^Outgrow every other Town in Florida. Fall o f 1915 will see greater influx of 1 Investors than Ever Before. fS&IS Easy -Terms Double Y o u r M oney w ith in a Year x T Remember Date and Hour _ - Come One - Come All - Music by Richardson Bros. Concert Band and Male Quartette f - - ■- VALUABLE PRIZES W IL L BE GIVEN AW AY ABSOLUTELY ♦ S-* ‘ ‘ FREE E v e ry one w h e th e r B iddor or S p e c ta to r has an equal chance . IIIIIXXXX . ç>fW • ' rhmÄ:* & h _:éJL »■ ■'T l ri : ‘ "-. Al a. c- • ■ - �/ v-i* IrW fflS -Ni j ,ii-rTx»v C : v- pmi THE SANFORD HERALD APRfl. 9. 1* 1,* C anada'* «ri* ‘ i lUJRFM PACE SEVEN' PEN PICTURE OF EM P ER O R DOCTOR W RONG BY 54 YEARS C a p lla l. The old « ' « l of govorntiumt In French Canada » a * th<- city of gue­ G llm p ie of W illia m II a* Ho Appeared War Veteran, Tagged "Mortally rce. Under Ilritlnh rule the capital Recently at’ Eastern BatWounded" Recently Dies "Natural" was Montreal, but as n result of a tie Front. Death" for All That. riot In' IMS the government «as re moved and alternated between Tonni 'Amsterdam An interesting pen Pulton, Mo,—I^oft on the battlefield to and Quebec until IR6R. In which picture «>f Emperor William appeared 1dying with tin* surgeon's notation. year Queen Victoria selected tuta« a In ibe hreiu Z.-ttung ,m army orv.m "mortally wounded," written after* his a* the capllal of Canada i m a « a wu- published in Merlin, from Us mere- name, only to live fifty-four years and founded under the name ol it)(own in «-purulent on th«i eastern front. It die a natural death, was tho ox1S?9 and was Incorporated lu ISJI * # y porieitee of the late John W. Davis, a »hen the name was changed 1he u-mperor appeared with Oi*n- Confederatty veteran of Fulton. A let­ t-ral voif MackenHi-n, passing along a ter received hero from Joseph A lim- of troops For the moment I had Mudd, another Confederate veteran of Voracious Adjutant Bird The adjutant, or marabou, a bird an Impression that he had grown ter­ llyattsvllle, Md., tells tho story as fol­ 0| India of the stork species, »lllswal ribly gray, but Dial was an error arls- lows loa a harbor a cat. whole It stands • Ing from the fact that tho bead pro­ --"I hnve Just "reerr mention erf the ßV(, fert high and tho expanse at Its tector he was wearing to k<»cp off the death m - PuUuu .ut. -dubw.AW. Davis.. .wings û JiSarJi-iitUieu fe»L - - - • ire wa's” u member of a grand com­ terrtblff-roh>-*ritTf-gTnr' " A h a matter of fact iho emperor pany of bravo boys, commanded by appeared extraordinarily fresh and Capt. D. If. McIntyre, afterward atplastic, (hough there watf on added tornoy-Koneral of Missouri—Company seriousness noted In Ills features and A, nurbrldge's regiment. Ours was a certain blto-rn«-»» In his voice which Company II, and we stood side by side formerly was not there." In battle. Comrade Davis was Just my ago. “ At Wilson’s Creek, nearly fifty-four TVoxy Marriage* for Soldiers l ' l ’ POSE there wore no hatdware men Purls, Franc«.—Miniate*—Itrland of years ago. I saw him shot, so badly 'ft. wwR us nails and all. Iho department of justice and M Mil- hurt that tho surgeon wrote 'mortally Our s h in g le toofs w o u ld blow aw ay. lerand, minister of war. hnve given wounded* after his name." Our dwelling’s flame would fall; approval to the proposed bill which \Vr could n o t hang a p ic tu r e up would allow soldiers who are unable P A T IEN T S P O U S E W AITS LONG To grace th e p a rlo r w a ll. to leave the front to coutract mar­ riages by proxy. But After Keeping Coffee Hot for E’ D never screen the nkecteu out Her Nine Year«, Concludes She Or lock the silver in; Jsnll Coming. Back. ¥ i i M OIolifUÌrotlifiB - -me — b is M A I L O R D E R -S T O R E I’ m sorry 1 Itegati(I irie nds, l i d ’s honor a n d revere Ja c k s o n v i l l e .t—l . c . f IfS fÄ ll The helpful hardware man. (1 T H E BIG STORE* “ T H E Y (JOT I T ” . THE GEO. H. FERNALD HARDWARE CO. OUR. N E W [5PRiri<5 CATALOGUE ^tYORIT-ITj f ¡¡lr —— '*>."' • 9 * W e liave it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. R em em ber the Herald when you want INK. P in ts.T.-.-. Half Pints . : ...................... .................... ............... 3 5 c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler 25c Si Try P E N C R A F T — You W i l l Use No Other We carry constantly in stock a Complete 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. Carter’s Writing Fluid in Quart Bottles ...... ..... OaDQOQOPPOOOQQQOOOQQDOOOOO SEND tJÎYOUR ORDERS Sitlni \<f »Ur iw * u k i Stilli » g !\ ut ail«.,*.* , f f .,f, . - ( fir-*--» * »tif «•! J n -ji- FOR f.pf Si* hi ihulp {«• m i t L K * ' "f I REAMS CHANNELS ANGLES AMI \LI. SHARKS aft'} •«ill «*i I' 1.,--- «fi.« tlm tf I lì tuf * * rr j*t i If 11 11 * Oi l ! t t. l it 11 A * " »"'ll ri I L j • I,.*14*»«<<>( -«It * ««.(/t * *f H o n «! a il %■ * i. «► *■ P -m • •I . I fl t t h t I »,I U f f !h. u l - « ■ M » » I * il. iT if r . Ill " f . I C a r t e r 's <L * II •<! Ir f k .»t » i *» i-» ui! Flut la •*'-.! : ’ *|« • * ■U t ■' > 5c Carters Koal Black Ink in ‘- -o z Bottles 5c Carter's Black L etter Ink in 2-oz Bottles 5c C arter’s Inky in Gret^i, Violet or Blue, ‘2-oz Bottle 5c Fountain Pen Ink in Black. Green <>i Violci In 25 c < arter‘> \'uml>eriiij; Machine Ink (fur Numbering ('ash Bepdster all colors. I Or C A R T E R ’S SrrtiiM I . Ti I. Il Ï9 lì Ar^» Kmcrspn Lincoln ut nlmoxt toinl ilurkn«-**. lum Huil«l«-nly gam i d f II u>.- uf li* f « « i-H i ’riicti c a ll) binili “ lin i- b< r lilit li ira«- nfl«-r 1" ,ilnm-i of |ii-o|li‘ M gh t «if fund utiii«TV*«l « i u r i * d ln-f. M r u i i g r , «In- her I he tin- »I g l i t could m»t M illi I Sut».«* t *r«i * e il - io «•ut. vv«-r> w h*-rt- i‘ bu tiir m -d u tn-w (flit ion «»r ih v ’ti \ I* l'un t Wlillà tn « n r l d nu t h«*r. Sim platin to muk«- up rirlly „ a* ( t u n J « 1 ( t h** » ■l*!*» tu malli* • ¡.ipiirol Imi for fu-r enforced lack of education and If lldlilfn.» ■ mir (ti Sr niInole rollili y. rejoice* in the miraci« of Jual plain, in ih* ( f l u i i * ) J i*'* n 4»nfiirt|. FI«»rolik F l n r M » . m\ I ..ffi 1'*15, («ir 4ulhurit> everyday " m - c l n g " Oli A i r il TIMI. \ I îfü! •he »atti* felli 1(1 « r i ! I r f ! èin Ia i- ì in.min««r » 11uhm- in tirili*«- f l i i*l 11»" (m rtitofr |tlHIni U'* 1 'it*fé-Inoff * .'iM1' » Î THRESHES OLD STRAW PILES l y *i»-*r* tltr.Ì « » «i n. i -• *I -irte I We «tarry all the IcadiitV vuru t’i f of ’ ¿S11 , We can till your order jpiiueduitidy Jf* " * lor now crop of all vnrietW of nK 10 SEED MEANS. SEED P O T A T O E S . 7 «n*| N It « ENGLISH PEAS. ( U< L'.MIIEIt, All All l«CT*pl W à i ft of 1 l TOM ATO. PBi’ PEIt SEED. All \V M fi S’ I«»t 3; , .. T v EGG PLANT, ETC. , 1^rr r riibt«c-'l A l l « I |hr in fr ff ii u e *f t« l SEED CORN. KAFFIR CORN. MIL­ LET. REGGAR WEED. SOUC H U M SEED, ETC . rrrerHrd SUDAN to I II l f - 1' . r - t . ( ir cult Court In ih«- -'«->• in r i * . Hook " I I " »1 ~ lami V A R IE T IE S 11 11 i: t ?*• « Il II H II l>Hnf F io rili».) CI-Kri-ite •' ni „«'«•■ r- (nr meri v -in mali li;" 1 rt" y Black« eft, Okla Tin- high i>rlce of «heal linn eausetl H U Walti-n*. a I n n e r Ihlng In t’ulllf«*ri. Kan iiurtl! k.nl uf lHack«i ll. In tlm wlt*Til grow lug '« oiini ry, to llireah the old « beat- 'ii «traw Blacks on his farm from the 1914 crop. Ho also tlin-*hed rtomo of the 191.1 Muk * «-f wlu-ut « III.-it fti that time « e r e net consider«-«! pf an' valuo ht.-causo- of tho poomt-** ami «carelly «>f Che grain« Mr rollUon garnered almost' B'O buihels of grain by til» uffort, and cotiBldoring tho price ho will get for the grain he thinks his work worth while. C a rters New Yel \’et Show Card Ink (fo r makiiiLf card si^nsi in Black. Liylit Bed. I »ark Bed, W h ite, Orante. L ìrIi I Blue. ine Dark Blue. Brown and Yellow ■HOUSEHOLD I ndelible I nk ««"■ t « , m— >«Mt ( arter's P h oto -1.ihrary Paste in Double Well Jars 25c C a rte r’s llouseliold Indelible Ink 1for marking linen> with ( 'arter’s P h oto -1 ihrary markine out lit Paste in 4-oz buttles dh Brush 10c 25c '--jn '> . H I «-1 ihinj»* ••»T-t * miniy. TO W ALK 500 M ILES A Y EA R ., t . | . , \ |* l UN N M .I.V . Uu*r«ll*n. G R A SS SEED Pomplc-te «lock.of garden and field N“ ,ì,j r; / i ; ,/},,,*r".ìr'7'r.V.li mVii.r«"- " »«cd«. f>oultry fewl and auppllra, inni K o t in # l « ‘ li- r« lt. « " " * t i . t 1 * l. »«ii(„n h .-c , !.■ « ,M l*#»t- N-l*tor*. etc. I l. ,l»l#-l -h- I - 1* • ' 1 - ' 1 I. .- fllr.l •»«■' • ’ ” *’ ■> "rile for our Hprlng catalogue and .l „« -. I« l «... n,«.|r . , 1 '*■ »eckly price lint on pabltry feed. etr. i c tn »rroritar,-» -- ' I ' ' * * -1 r *'r 1 « Thirteen Minnesota Girl* Set Strenu­ ous Athletic Ta*k for Themeelve* ‘ — Banquet for Winner*. r>irt Podge. Minn—Five hundred miles a w ar 1» the goal 1:1 Frtrl Hodge Itrls. who are mtl »up« rstltl«iu* and ,lm to be i,till-lie. have .-1 f'tr them . . . 1 # u . . l - t « r M th# ’ * -l-rr.t.n-l l-t.-lngiv.'s Tli-v tlo not plan to cover th*Oldeat established and larotvtl neeil #m > *|tu»i#«i in >*-• li; t, . S»r 1 illstance In automobile*, but on foot. • — -* m - o ri > 'ft4 bouse in Florida To nuke Iho task more pretentious, T T h # **i>i lanci h » l " f ■ * • » » • * « » * t»1" d « l a tile rules are rigid that they *hnuld ot Ih # lf*H*nr# «>f -m-h «■rrtlftc*!«' n lh# „ . m # ot C. J, U u . d o f h C o ir*. »» It i c-rnot attach their pedometer» while t Hic» t r .htill b# r».l##m»4 » r e o r d m e lo 206 K u t Ray Street "rui nlng «round the house, attending tftw t*i will Ihrreon of\ I b f S lth t!»y ol Ap.il, A. 1« in ti. tango teas or shipping!" Jarknonvillc Florida At tho end of tho year lho»o who — have failed to tramp GOh mllci aro to banquet the others. E. A. Martin Seed Co i Ol­ llietuls eYervLliillR ) - Clack* on Hi* Place. 1 * «. t»e(i I1 t1 U h l n r k « h ri n r lo t« i m i litork« of ibi* » l l y di So n i n n i . S*-mlnn!e » «.uMy H ofK U . ■- r o u tin i t a lle r .- ' I.itjiiiil ( ¡’lue „ ct* cf W -eat From Olerardpd ' ah wan 2 5c O klah o m a F a r m e r C-irner* U >0 Buslt- •*■*| litui* . or i S .E E D S lU I O D E S . N A TA L A N D Maud Marblehead. Mans., after J1 yourn in {tu* *»»il al,a Uli»!* «I Ih • « ut fi r r f l 1h* \v |i I « r . I *• *»• I / i. »(«,. t*-itn *.*i •i 's4F tni e**-»: A LL CHEMICAL Minn miru* 1 arm, l*i--iii iii.d Gord«-n .w* <1 H . i t l - a w l « f i i t i n t . d a m i know n I«. In- adapte.ll«« thin »oil a n d «lim ate. R A C E E 1 |l a,<ill «|i< f i ! t m - n iitiit ll K Ml up III llf-r »•)•«• am i miriti. 1 1 night « ulne I n-itatit l> I,, i| if i t i - l i ut i tu til-- lit li<-r 1 h-- Fiimprtrnl forre « f workmen f**r road work at all timer* Machines or < ' h u f!» r r > M A IIO( «AN \ « fir * »i'h tw ant ■ rUIi»*«* i "I'd# « • Ih r ( e l i o » tr|f *|r«rrit»r»l tirufferly *HUi»lrt| WHITE PINK ANI) In Srrnineii t «lunly, Ktoff*!*, t«» * » » SI ALL HARD WOODS g ut Si: i l SU . ibi s\\ * •♦( SU -ì KOII.KKS AND 1AM f HI'll.T TO ORDER 5c Carter's SUunp Pati Ink (fo r Buhher Stamps) all colors I N K Y I SI', I Oc tat »*« M», J . , - »Mt» ■l *JH i-*til t 5c It hitr • «n •f I At NCllKS SK IF FS DOR IKS HI'll.T TO ORDIR 1(V t li»t V*i tirti* t f.»t i “ i. |tl ai‘ a,fil ». I I M t‘ t OA K ( S PRKSS PEAS C arter’s Writ in)* Fluiti in ‘J -oz Bottles HK Kill M i , M A *ter TRUSS RODS STAY HOLTS GALVANIZED com -.it \n d ZIM SHKKTS 10c t arler s Mucilage. 2-oz B ottle *• 111 ■ filai llt.i: i . C arter’s Writinji Fluid in -l oz Bottle's Carter's Bed < annine Ink ifo r hanks and larne olTiees) half,pint 50c VV * r k * > • ! - . t* *! -4 iM lliitlt (ih 25c * *t *1r.»»it ai < ft I- m I t i i t l i . . o f t h r r m u f M-«! l lr •« g* I *«(|.» Carters Writing Fluid in Half-pint Bottle's C arter’s Bed Household Ink, 2-oz B ottle 1 1«** Un It •-"Mi 1} FS f 'I J 1Ur -g I.« I« t *1 h o u rw tif « I * n|M iit M iiiu lt M « Vr-1, 1*î|it. lin•■mrh*-lf g x l*f »1*«1«*»> t1«\ .»h*fntl ex ini» yf* . » ii«* »f ff mi * •< fttf m» »Is •*i Irti<t-ff» • -*111-» - -■* fi -« 'n » 11* »1 In ‘A«* l *>■ «- « n * wt»»f *1« I *-ï h«If »«t I.o» . ¿t •%f t M \t *- *?**f I • «u I -1 .**ti«f. 40c «m î I 1I • 1<I C arter’s W riting Fluid in P in t Bottles -1 L> « « J« 1 » I " i. I I" ■ t r ulm COW I" - I** *r, ti* 1 it f ,- - '■*»■■" a- I. -a '. * *1 *•»■-} I.« HOI I,Kit RUTH TANK STKEI. STRUCT Lit A I, IRON WORK OP 5 AU. KINDS t h* al * ..75c C arter’s Koal Black Ink in -1-oz Bottles b|l I BORN BUND: NOW SEES a o After A l l , Carter's is the Best 9 9 for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new P aten t, Dustproof Pourout. W r p H K a w f u l state of this old world 1 W i t h o u t the h a rd w a re d a n . •Twould ta k e a page t o te ll it all. INK P E N C R A F T IN K .tVAwuttis-Tramhcjj>i nr;w w ~ . ~ f-a Crosse, Wle,—Ahdolln Road, \ most patient husband In I.a Crosse, has* been granted a divorce by Judge Illgbec .Quo day In UlOC the wifo 1 stepped over to a neighbor's. She told her husband to keep the coffee hoL Abdolla was a faithful husband. He kept the coffee hot nine venrs He went about his work as usual and said nothing Then it ram«* to him that he had been deserted, and »** he made application for divorce. The court heard his story. Tho woman had not written slnco leaving home. Neighbors hint seen her take a train. Tho husband did not know when* she went. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 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, April 09, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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No matter if you are full of sores and disease, you nre his child and he wants to rejoice with the angels in heaven because of your return. J^r*. H Acllxk. oi »-IU40 who a R E S U M E GIVEN .EACH■ WE&ILU>VU1E "took the road to yesterday" and went back to bis home community SUNDAY SERMONS on a farm in Virginia. He had been away for years und when he returned he immediately sought his mother. KI.MP.lt K. ItotiKltS, Hrportri Response to inquiries brought the sail news of her death several years prior to his coming back. ing seen by mother und father, hut Sunday, April 6th, 1916After searching diligently and ask­ doea not yield to the sweet, spiritual Church vialtedi Tho Baptist. ing friends tq help him find hts J promptings of the heart. Pastor: Hev. George Hyman. mother’s grave, a soarrh which he Rev. Hyman narrated severnl in­ Being ill, Rev. Hyman »poke made in vain he went to an old di­ briefly during his morning sermon. cidents thaL aptly conveyed to the lapidated church building, heart­ Uc.lpuaM»»lrti-tf>- hie e*mRT^R*th»n*'a minds. oL. his- -auilitoi*..lhA - tcxnrrr broken. ..Then be found the-spot in few apt~illostTatian* concerning the theme. Among some of ¿heinr-arc the pew where she- had worshipped significance of Easter Ctt the world, the following: for years, and on thnt spot he Two hoys were once playing near impressing tho thought that the threw himself tb-ostrntfe and prayed Christian ahould not lose ,sight of a railroad. One of them wishing to that he might Hie and be taken to tho fact that while celebrating Easter convince the other of his great per his mother. & that there are 62 days in thb year soQul power told the other that he After several hours he observed when the truth of the Risen Christ qould stop the fast train which was some brick upbn which hod rested soon -expected to pass them. The should ho especially emphasised. his mother's feet. Abrasion fropi the Easter Sunday, as such is not to bo other boy was of tho opinion that devoted treading of his Christian heightened too much above other his companion could not do so, untT mother made them more precious Sundays, if at all, for it is ,only one when tho great train,came thunder­ than nil the world to h ir m lie took ing down the track his companion of the Lord's days. stepped boldly between tho mils und one of the most ,worn wltnKRn, and Christ's resurrection having oc­ waved a signal to tho engineer who his dying request was that his head curred when all nature is blossom­ rerognited it and stepped his train, might rest upon it in hia coffin. ing fruit and flowers, n splendid "A h , my frfrnds, will you not while the hoy speakid off saying to opportunity is given to impress by HEAD IN tonight. Will you note his friend:-" I told you I could do object teaching our Savior’s meanthe train • thnf goes direct, that itL"* - A. (aw. days -later the boy .was ling ta. the worW:. ' Mem physical Is tempted by a banter to repeut his HEADS IN, npt backs in?" manifestations and" physical display success st stopping fast-trsins and he there not one who will start tonight are not however to becloud this did with the same result. An elderly for henven, will pot start to go home meaning of Easter. That which is gentleman who was standing by saw tonight? symbolical of the Risen Christ is T-------------------- TTT--- 1 what the boy was doing and he said NOT the Risen Christ; thnt which to him: "Roy, you ard a fool. Some is the vehicle by which the thought day that train* will kill you!" is enrried to the mind can by no Again, tho third time, ¿he boy mean* ever become the thought itself. The spiritual is ever the sub­ yielded to his jiersonal conrsnt . be­ stance; the physical ever the OUT­ fore others, but this time, the en­ WARD form of the IN W AR D po­ gineer perceiving the boy’s deceit opened his throttle wide. T h e re­ tentiality. sult this time was horrifying. The Every Sunday then should he boy's life was taken out and though Sunday to the Christian beoause it JACKSONVILLE is the day upon which Christ arose he regained consciousness and re­ from the grave. As the LORD'S pented he wus too lqte to do good i DAY it is a time in each week when in the world. "THE, BIG S T O R E So mnny in life have played tonrenewed spiritual life is to'come into our souls to better I’ll t/s for the long in »in and after sinniag are I •O UR. N E W week day struggles It is a time cungilt and whirled into eternity of when we let the risen Christ into lost souls forever. Not so with the Prodigal Son. He our CONSCIOUSNESS that our CONSCIENCE may be in tune with sow that lie wan on the wrong truck »nil obeying the inward promptings His desire. of God he headed straight on to the Nature’s profuse new birth of track of safety leading to the ter­ green and other coloring at this sea­ minal, God*» eternal kingdom pre­ son fittingly typifies the spiritual pared for us by Jesus thought and spiritual purpose of If then- is one in this audience Christ’s resurrection which was to who says, "Just give me on« more bring a hew life, a new hope, a new day ; ju-t let me try to stop the and permanent uplift, and new and permanent unchanging PATTERN' trim mm more, I would thul he listen id the higher (romptingfor man’s earthly guidnm-e SANK) i n n o I M ils « The glad tidings of the truth of withir. him and do as did the I’ rml His resurrection is the foundation i„’aI r-on. HEAD IN HOM EW ARD, Sanford l.oi ge No fi’ , F ami V. M. ~ upon which the Church of Chri-t repent, turn and go in «1 m igh tt Dill lit 1111ICI forwardly, »tut thus Imcnm,. a '» i. l Jeius rests und when this prin­ ; riiursduy h ai ciple takes hold of u> we, too, are worth while to self whils Giul’s grace wcIcmiiiu. jO I. Taylor risen out of fhn and darkness and is yet available. Secretar lifted to tile highest pinnacle of A devout young woman w*u oner P invited to accompany it friend to u glory and eternal light. Monroe t'l apler No. 16. R. A. M. Another point which Rev. flyman theatre on one Wednesday evening Meets every •»•com! and fourth Thurs graphically illustrated was the rein She accepted the invitation uftet |day in Mason * Hull over the Imperia tive constancy und devotion to the much persuasion, her friend staling Theatre, Visiting companions welcome. il E Tolar a celebrated I her tHi at star ) F. Knrnat* principle nf the Risen Christ by that Secretary High I'rii-St professed ( hri«l in ns lie -aid that wiii in appear in u popnn -lr.. n ¡to .> pr*-vi«,u Seminale < liiijecr -, Order Eit»lern Sta tho-*- « Ini vi ere constant. per*i*l»'*nt creation. During tinand whole heariisl in their faith to the play she fell into tinp m edi­ Meets every tirsi and tbirti Tm sd.iy might fie likened to the tall, tation and the thought rang clear in cucii monto, i'vcryone who has scoti straight pine und beautiful camphor and loud in her spiritually attuned bis Star in tbe.Kust are cordiully invited to visi! this chnpter. tree which are evergreen, always heart: "Would you forsake n spirit­ ¡Alice E. Roiibln», Sec'y -L- ______ symbolic of the Risen Christ, where­ ual experience to satisfy n physical as those who are not persistent, not emotion? Would you sacrifice tin* Phoenix Lodge No 5, K of P. constant, not whole hearted in their divine to the spectacular? 'V o u ld Mcets second and (mirili Tuesdny» faith are like the poplar, the oak and you put so low a price on a soul?" N'initing knight» nlway» welcome. O .1. Miller other trees of the deciduous variety She obeyed the voice wiiliin and Il McLuuIin K R and < which lire green only part of the cancelled the theatre engagement. time, symbolic of the Risen Christ That mght at p r a y e r meeting she, Sanford Lollgi-No. 27. 1. <>.(). E. only part of the ttrr.e. wus tin- first io rise and tell of the, Meets every Monday at 7:i0 p m.t j The evening services dosed a »e- invitation which she hud to attend ( ov*‘f Itniwriql '| jiralrc. rirs nf five sern-.of.s on the Prodigal theatre; how she nrrepted anil then ,ir^ Secretary Son. how the Risen Christ stood within Rev. Hyman's lesson wan the lith her own soul and pjend for the su­ (iato City Camp No. G, W. O. W verse of tho 94th Psalm, which was premacy, of tho spiritual self, and Meets second ami fourth Wednesday repeated in chorus by the congrega­ how hnppy she was thnt she over­ nights In each month. tion, The words of the verse are: came the tempter through the power F. L. Miller 1 J. F. Hoolehnn "T h e Lord knoweth the thoughts of of Jesus, At the close of the Clerk Council Commander man, that they arc vanity." meeting n young lady who had just It will he recalled that the 15th happened in nnd who wn# not re­ United Hrolhn hood of ('nrpenters and chaffer of Luke consists of those ligiously inclined, came forward nnd Joiners of America parables spokiyi by Jesus: "The gave tho Christian young woman Sanford Lot d Union No. 1751 meets Lost Sheep," "Ten Pieces of Silver" her hand with the statement: " A n y first and titled Thursday night ut 7 and the "Prodigal Son." All three one who could give up the theatre, o'clock In thBlinglos' HnIL J. \V. 0. Singiltury, J. M, Brnivn, bear upon the value of a soul and who could sing 'Jesus, Lover of my Sec’y-Treis. President the joy in heaven over one sinner soul' as you did, 1 want to knowmore of nnd I want the xnme mean­ that repenteth. B. P. O. l l Sanford Lodge 1241 The tKeme on this occasion was ing of Jesus in my heart that you Meet first nod third Wednesday night st corner of Fipit St. and Palmetto Ave. the soul's resolution to RETURN have." II. L. Peek to his father and was entitled; Only a short period nfterwnrda, 0. L. Taylor I Secretary1 Exulted Ruin ‘ ‘Heading IN ," a term well known but after oho had accepted Jesus 0» among railroad train men to dis­ her Savior «he was fatally injured on Tho Lake Urceto Council No. 31 Junior tinguish the action of a train that n train which was wrecked just out­ Order United American Mechanics -. goes straightforwad Into safety, from side the. clty-JiraiU wheruokhc hadMeets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. those that back In.** begun to experience tho meaning of M „ in tho City llsll. Visiting brothers The theme title ia a strong one Jesus. And there it was among the are welcome. G. IL Smith, Rec. Sec. because it graphically tolls just debris and mangled bodies that aho Celery City Aerie No. 1853 what tho Prodigal Son did when he was recognized by her physical ns Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 found that he was in Imminent well as her spirit aid ministering an­ o’clock. ,Pico Building. danger. He returnee] to his father gel. Their eyes met in »weet, mu­ J. T. Hoolehsn, G. E. Tnmtiu, In a straightforward manner and tual recognition and in this soul Worthy President Secretary acknowledged his sin* with u plea communion she remembered the * -------------J for forgiveness. -question wlthlnon tire (lay’ ihtf can­ OHS TRIBE NO. 61. I. O. R. M. The pastor spoke of the aadnoss of celled her theatre engagement: " D o Meets every first and third Friday being away frorrf home; the trials you put so low a price on a soul?" nights ut 7:30 in Masonic Temple. "A h , my friends, did It ever oc­ and tribulations experienced out Visiting brother« welcome in the world away from loved ones; cur to you who are outside the W. A. Ginn, John Stamper, the temptations that try and beset circle, awsy out thero feeding swine C. of R. Sachem tho soul, and how one sometimes that you are putting a very low Heralds of Liberty becomes hardened and callous to estimate on your own soul, a very Meets st Eagles' Hail first Monday spiritual promptings, but how, in the low price on what God considers process of becoming hardened one most precious. Jesus, your Ssvior, sight in each month st 7:30. Wm. E. Householder, Commander la moved to resolve to go home and would not have it ao. He would go Miss Berths Packard, Secretary experience the joy of seeing and be- out on the great highway of life APRIL 13, S|5 AMONG THE CHURCHES j^iLommstore '5PR[HQ CATALOGUg | T R A C T•„IO N W E LL-D R ILLIN G *MACHINE • • * * a » O W NED B Y DR. A R M S T R O N G This large well-drilling machine re­ cently passed through the business streets of Jacksonville on its way to Riverview to start operations on the 20,000 Dollar Water System. Riverview is making rapid develop­ ments. Streets are being paved with shell and cinders; over 5,000 shade, fruit and ornamental trees have been set out; a beautiful athletic and recreation park is being laid out on the river front, where there will be all the latest out-door games open free to the public. A beautiful Casino is being built on the river front; a hotel is being opened up; moving pic­ ture concerns are making their homes here; many new homes are being built: valuable property is changing hands; and the owner, Dr. Armstrong, is now making the most liberal offer to the investor on Riverview lots of $5 Down and $5 per Month M r . ’Carl :Fritz Forker Sales Manager W ill Be at the Sanford House April 16th and , Those interested in, Riverview doubt be glad to meet Mr. Forker about the latest developments in ville’s most thriving and beautiful 17th. .Estates will no in order to hear Riverview, Jacksuburb. Dr. A r m s t r o n g — owner o f Riverview, may be reached by addressing him fBldg. Jacksonville, Fla. - . iiiiiipuuiiimiMuiuimuuimt!iiimiuuuuumimimiiummmumumnummnHnu\in\\\muHHvmv Many men in Jacksonville have become rich by buying lots this way and holding them a few years and then selling at a big profit advance. �APKJl' IS. i m THE SANPOHD HERALD PAGE THREE '- printers' supplies» tumbled into Isit sewer contractors and other high the npxt day with the avidity of brows, and his hank account goi so lightening rod agents in the corn heavy that the Steenth National belt after a thunder shower. They Bank asked him to remove it us it sold Claude_n gold olated outfit that it interfered with thro ordinary course BEING k GEO. ADE FABLE COMPOSED AM) HEAD BY would” print anything from an En­ of business. - WlttiSPOWEti7*^Ft*)imTXTIlESS M W l N MIAMI cyclopedia to a 2H-sheot poster. He was taken into three churches Isit got dippy at once. It began and seven secret societies, was made Once in the dim and misty* path- and noitpuick into your epidermis. an. orgy of riotous living that would an honorary member of everything *ays of civilisation, before the dnys Where now grows saw palmetto'and make Bacchus climb into the mast. in five counties. He executed all the of the referendum and recall, a gink where listed the tin ran and the hull Society spumed maidenhair fern and welcomes-to-our-city and presided «earing overlapping cuffs antf under frog there will lie teeming thousands cull grapefruit wash and would have at every eyont from the birth of a lapping collars, and who combed his' dodging commercialism which will nothing but real punch, served from nugget of humanity to the dedica­ heart straight back like a sea lion, stagger humanity, or words to that cut glass bath tubs, with enough tion of public hnildings. dropped off of Number Six, south effect. Do you gut me? 1 shall plan kick in one bumper to dynamite an He married the Dresden Chinn bound at a certain half mast dump effect. Do you get me? 1 shall orange grove. daughter of the richest man in town; out on a spur division somewhere be­ plant here moving pictures and tango On-Broadway they heguri to see and owned two uutomohiles and a' tween the Celery Belt and the Ever- teas, research clubs and poultry daylight through the show* window»; Ford. They led the delicatessen; * glade». wluN I ks leading atluins shows; Greek lobster palaces, and- an<1 they rrmtnTd"some*mf The* phir- rlrrlrs and ranked above-the- hr»»i Dealers lit“ unm .gumr.atctica . with big Iruckle» -tvrfim1'Vrrtflsmr. I shall motarrtt»r"'*rd* °f Rlngling Bros., circus that} families who dated their .ancestry and pnrched“ corn lubricated with phone society until the smart set will visited Tampa in 183. A horeshoe back to the Freetc of 1895. All Kinds o f Lumber^and Building Material Photo* pasfe wan served at social hang by their toes from Chandeliers pitching tournament was promulHe was a director in every watered functitHfiy^ and give Monkey dinners. You will gated and checker players lingered corporation in Isit, and his name was lie wiA welcomed by our town by bo set up on the corner of Easy over the devlish game on Broadway the trudemark of the commercial pro­ bity. He was so busy that he con-|*J a large and commodious audience, street and Epicurean avenue. This i emulating the street life of Paris, ■tracted St. Vitus activity and was town will boom with a hig^H until I The founders of Isit, turned over which packed the umphitheater of ordered to a rest cure to Hobnob the railroad loafing place. 'Phere was you-will have to put cracked iee on i in their graves. A wet and dry election was agi­ with people with imaginary aches. the Gasook who operated the Ark, your head to keep your temperature Isit is now some town. It has half Do tated. and they even thought of ask­ which navigated between the steel below the blowing up point. ing William Jennings Bryan to speak an many people as the city directory rails and the only hotel, two giggling >ou f°R °w me? Bottlers of Soda Water and to them on the commission form of attributes it. It has all the modern . girls out for a mash; four prominent Listen! This town will make Mi­ improvements and they are just as I citizens sitting hack on their sur­ ami, Jacksonville and Tumpa look government. The Isit Hurrah ramo out within unsatisfactory as elsewhere. It has plus trying to hatch out eight per like whistling stations when 1 get PHONE > dfafc'.**’ n surfeit of culture and can tell an cent, and eleven lending pillars of my dingdong lubricated. This little the course of three weeks. ____ 2 -1 ------oil painting fr"m_nlrnn nf iarbii»M 1 The town made merry. high society who were there to grab told mud flat will look like the chnm* There tefts u grand Tree barbecue repple read Browning nnd tho Six »onto express'" packages which con-‘ bermaid*s dream of Paradise. Now'. and the hoom-de-age hands punc- Beat Sellers. It has afternoon teas Inlned great joy that they could lap 'kind sir. lead - mo to my downy Sole Agents for OHANGE CITY SPHINGS MINERAL WATER lured the atmosphere with hot time nnd enjoys sponge cake with clinkers up faster than the revenue officers j couch so 1 can luy me down." ,n R* ■* h»* * chaulauqua evorycould paste on" the stamps. i Si Jenks reached behind the coun* In the old town tonight. “ Isit" was hluxoned on both ends ter anil got his axe, The first copy was auctioned off to i timo "«<•' I'^lors entertainers of the da-po, and Isit it was; do»-, "You human dynamo, you," he the highest bidder and It brought wu” t ’ mm' roln' 11 hns a ,,t“ ioni,t lined by lurid literature to become sputtered, "1 am un old man and of $".39 which sum was immediately ball tram capering over the green the New York of subtropical, sun- family and of good reputation. My placed . . to . the credit ................... of the Woman's I c“ ch n" rln* th,’ ir ,,(Tal the ti»*n* expert he It hut» a line kissed Florida. voltage is high, too ' Hut no ten Civic Society to build a public park collection of punk dollar« und is It was a low, ramtiling, sheet-iron cent talking machine can do a mono- and the balance to he appropriated High Grade Guaranteed Aotoi ready to absorb some stale fair ro­ cornice sort of a town, which was so login' at my expense. Who arc you? to the reseurch society and tin* Home $ 200.00 t o $ 895.00 settes at one dollar per. It give? the out of harmony with nature that it (tube Allen no, then out of my for Indigent Grass Widows. lofty tip to every kind of money ex­ ON EASY PAYMENTS couldn't he set to rag time or u sight before I ux you. If I turn this The Hurrah was real sassy In its tractor. from cripples with paste­ For catalog and Information writ a sonata in B minor. It was a lead -12-centimeter quirk-action weapon j^itial issue. Claude was strong on WTO TRADUIS CO., In#., Pitt*burgh, Pi. boards to write up men from the pipe rinch that its vertebra»' was cat­ on you, the coroner, will have to uplift and fussy on social shams. He or consult your local dealers northern papers w*ho come ilown gather u|» your remains with a said that Isit was suffering from a alogued as Broadway. each winter to save tin* country from parcel of hasbe«*ns and mosshacks the tleinmimn bowwows. It was a blot on the landscape af- bucket." It sends G. B. POPE, Agent Sanford, Fla. "Friends.’’ sun! Claude suavely with green scums on their moose vaudeville artists traveling over the llicted with an ecxemn of architec­ hides; that it whs h long primer com­ ture. splotched in many colors and and not abashed, (or hi* had onceeilcountry lev auto, by canoe and shoe no color rt all The town had never iteil Dixie and also been in two rail­ munity on a tmnpnnel diet, that it leather to advertise the place The (ml wa* starving itself lo'deilth walling Board of Truth* hns a large mid in­ had a shave, and its fit'1 acres of road wrecks ami (ell out of various and assorted weeds needed loon "1 jest votl not I Ilia) Ik* a for something to transpire; that the fluent i.il membership of non-paying trimming. There were so many for fool, hut to equip one for vour jibe richest man in town was a loafer bo- member- anil a large outstanding in »ah* signs impaling the climate that I fain would cut off my right hand call*«1 he didn't want progress it debledii«*»» There 1» scandal in the . When yeti cun buy new, fresh »cr«*on» »« It looked like a nutiniiul ci-mi'terv 1 am a newspaper man to tin* munni would increase Ins tuxes and they town All the country around is cheap as we art* selling them, it cannot jio« t horn, a pen in my right ear. a diemight discover that he should he by inoouiight. chopped n> mincemeat and auction lily pit/ you to put up with tin* torment and v £ ftà Ì Ynu tieed Imre Imi mg un menni«* tax io preserve ih«1 sales di*po»e of the product nf the Claude, for our hern’s name was tionury in niy ham! danger of the* (muring in through old, lorn screens Claude Claude DeShon gave the a palladiani of thoughts. a chron- nailon fruiti hunkruptry. timi there civil engineer and blue prints at w«*re tuo muny churches and too \ our town tieni» onre over to tiie human methitis who trler of tlle times fancy prices A»k yoitr wife what Itothern her rn«> t of navigated the village nx-eart. passed fixing. I aduni it l» well luitl out, In th* rehgion; timi thè town should all in hei noii-etniM work during the suit liter, Isit i- now famed m "v; *. and »he will tell you fit«*» up tlu> giggling girls with contumely; lini uny dead town lui» to In* well «catler some pnving material over It ha« all tin* other towns m it« scorned the overtures of the eight laici out tiefore it is given decent It» »and Street» liiat ilo* old inaids class hanging their chins over tomb The.» will gel into vet \t lung muke l.et u- he friend» l'ut Ilo* tiaii hot ter lo* tangoing Ihan kmttmg »ton«*» weeping their heart-« out tiouble work bistres.-» disease per cent night riders, arid taking his burini *r even k» for forngn missioiis. thut it death wherever they go I mnv necci it In unrigs from tin* solitary coal off ax in cold Storage It lea* them lulled to a fur»*theenei* d ed more »pini ih un a giunca ptg glimmer which pinkie«! so pale at 1 he on thè niorrou. choppmg ttmiher’» wi-ll • Our spick-and-span screen« will not only Hold in nhey ance ymir opin­ unii »inolili bave a huckhone where keep onl all tin* Mies, but will also mb! a fri*»hend of Broadway, he jiggled his car­ onte It*» slogan i» ’ Nil 100,0(111 by ness to the ................... your Inline Tcmmrrow I wili provi* It» wishlione wa». liiat it slmuld take Ifi’-’o ' buretor, threw himself into low gear, ion of me aigl set his course u little east by lluit I tuli no worse ihan I look lly a rise imi ni ct»i*l( and gel righi and M< •It A 1. II* town tiia ki*s tin* We «ell the liesl screen wire, ilnots und window», complete wiiT spring hiiv.'rs, screw-», jo’i-ast and went pulsating into the tmnorrow t K» > wdl In* hurnmg Greeh «lui righi j new -jeaper hook« and eye». tire end scndlng up toy balloonj in Muny who welcomcd Claude with solitude of the night tlle giaci humi and ioose pocket hook He had n mighty mission to per iny honor Church That 1» Unique. form. So tilt» wa» l laude'» look m al liegun hnlging und wunting to rt>Tin* Chut eh of tin* Holy Oho*! of trench on fellowship sud Maruma Hetib'iherx i* tin* mil' one In tho While his mighty think tank was Isit conning a suitable approach to ntuke Oli liic murrini lo* -allicci forili Tin*> »alci io* «lei a two fucnl Wu* wnrbl In which‘ b"th Prorimtunt and to the geezers of tills misfit village witli in* bum! shaker well greasmi. (liti)ti with n misfit conscience. nnd limn.in Catholic icrvli!*« are hold at tli,. in, i mi v * ,<tittmi «all in he colided with a razorhark employ­ wearing <!.irk and -mi»tcr cui grat it mie w.i» a lutiti «frànger to tfij ■■■ •I mi;.i* 1 '«• i “ «i mtlgr«' limi ed .i» sanitary officer He l ed t ** i.w.it .ti*l tr«»l t'ird,>ii Ultimi itlU _ _ n _ ^ ^ i laude a.cju«i a» pupillar a« t.a tno'r* than apologized for hí­ ,tii Icnitr t.c 1 -1 t *,■ mai gir. Imi ked lense of interfering with the t-*w- - loto t h. U**, km r • po-H'iii g tot grippe or toc -din. Mut lo* Olilv «lllllnl un«) replled • I n f rooter, than he Ihiundi ri d into m iri) Wutch tny »moke. 1 liavcn't hea hog wallow, lly this lime hia re Othcr lexding ri.tixena riding boll­ gun tu sica in up." llgion was cracked, and he took more ili«*» and some un font, foli to bis nril«* giriteli u|i hi» loins nnd liegun YOU will SAVE stock in fiuiiah than he did ire the tides of incfirporation unii licked it 56 fls. PER GAL mentili cxeMion on ih«* «l'cond issui* LIVERY, SALES AND FEED STABLE sermon on the mount. up likc a turni man with pini cakes of 1 ite II urrà h THIS IS IIOW With a flat tire nnd his radiator 1imi a frosty iitnrnuig Ile w,t» c in t­ C ointr P a rk A ve n u e and S eco n d S t r e e t ile lui kled tlle socia! Mille* a» w«*l| huhhling over with wrath he steered eli (irsi i hiiiubiTtimnl in I mi s di» Buy 4 gall. SemiCONTRACTORS FOR A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G into the assembly room of the I’aluce |ltini*«, ami wa.» <urti*d all over thè a» l in* crv rei of nminierciullsm Mixeil Heal Haint Js.sc Hi* Mini after curii piover» w ho And J gala. I.lnaecd Oil Motel, rates one dollar per. with tin* ciiui.try L nrg c s u p ply of H o r s e s , M u l e s , ■lui« inni possibilità*« uere ililli-c tldg c hc-.cp clima alni meati to mix witli it at grace of a stone boat in -loppy ' io- io vor dro.t un *1 • f ealimatod coit of j.su W a g o n s and H a r n o s s a l w a y s di-po««l tori» wr¡-1 her Thc> culini a uh*»’tiri vi ni I hi* tulli ni Makes 7 gala. Paint for J tout Ile «helved tlie society siusli and on ha nd F o r S a l o o r E x c h a n g e fit Jenks, the prop, and gen. man . j uf traile (or timi evcnuig Uhd all I t’s only $ 1 .5 4 per gal. wrs awaiting his coming lie hail thè locai Hip \ .tu \\Ilikles Calile let lite sportmg editor ilo t ite fune* ile cliargeil oyster «ufipers B la c k s m ith Ing and W agon R e p a ir in g In c o n n e c tio n been awaiting the coming of some foriti frolli tlicir dog kenlols and tlunv The L. A M. HF.MI-MlXt'D RFAI. PAINT If* IMIUl; VVIllTr. 1.1 AD. und pink tea» full commercial rateai weak minded victim all day. Si run pool ruoms wearing their beat hick/ IN « aa 4 U N S t CD O IL th e N i l k n o iv u to ndverrine their money .tmikìng p a in t m a t e r la ta l o r 10« y e a rn . a livery salo and feed stable in con­ ory shirt» und corduroy punte. »curi***«, Use u gallon out o f nny you junction with h|s Palace Hotel. You They listed to ("laude w bile he «liDon’t play with serious mutters— The Hurrah stirred society and] buy and if not the best paint could take your choice. He had latcd uport tiu* muiincr fu which in* ilon’t TOD carry your own insurance Mormon whiskers and a mackerel wns lo disarruiigi tle fa«*e of nature ehurch from center to circumference. made, then return the paint against pye. and drank sodn pop when he and make I*il ,«cn*am witli pros- ile un» rullcd upon to fighi un irate und get all your money b :ck. wanted to he devilish. The Palace perlty. Th«*y set witli Imi ini lireath hustiand thè seco mi weck of hi» atlF 1 li E . , ,i .. vent a» « publisher The irate huswas some hotel. Even the hound somo hotted mure then other* 1 for you’ll find the money wanting when . .he pictured . . , ,lowering . . . smoke-1 . ,.i. banil Paul six J years in advance liedog, which was part of the furniture while 1 the FIR E has wiped out your property howled when the dinner hell rnU«*<l stacks nnd eleven «tori«*» mortgages. fori* he left. A chimp politician who C'lnude's style had to one to indigestion The rooms were of jitney busses and home made in«» didn't like ^ Have our strong, rcliuhlo company lake his cur over t«> the surgeon to M big as a telephone booth, and fur­ Iasses candy carry your risk und be on the safe »¡do nished like a box stall. The meeting «#* *n enthusiastic have it pasteii on where it IwUmged. Claude was there with the hell! on Hcasonuhlo rate« * Evening, stranger," he »poke, that the smokestack* "I tin* pump-t The denizens got so mud that they shoving a stubby pencil into his ing plant down by tin- Tr> & Get* voted him mayor nnd told him tp go Magazines Periodicals digits, and pointing to the regi»t«*r. 'IMtere H. R. toppled over as fur as he liked. My rates bo one dollar a day, It was never thought there weie i Soda Water strictly terra firma." Claud«* had them lux themselves so many hot hnhies in that little Confectionery fpr water underground and brick on Evening, air," replied Claude, for anwed of! wart of tank town. he waa feeling his way, us he did not Conversation became epidemic un­ top; an electric light plant paid cur­ Cigars and T o b a c c o s know whether Si was n leading til everybody had got it und the rent rates for a franchise. He order­ gazook or just a plain llmckiller. health officer wa» about to quaFan* ed modern plirtnbfhfc for the fire de­ I Want a rabbit warren where the tine the whole tlanged crowd i.s partment. uml red upholstered fur­ niture for the council chamber. alfalfa is deep, and bye.-the-bye you idiot». Everybody nnd Everybody climb­ c*n lead me fodder for the A lot of hurd nuts came out of Complete abstracts from the records of n int, put me next to pure reading their pods and hopped around like ed aboard the uplift wagon. The Palace Hotel divorced its liv­ matter, top of the column. I crave Mexican beans while they told how . Orange and Seminole Counties. Taxes ♦ ery stable« from its dining room and tost, for my soul la tortured and I they were first to discover Claude. * « 0 **e callouses on my conscience. I When the subsrription paper was changed the roller towel every othgr JEWELER Î paid for non-residents. % •ve kotowed to your sanitary.of- passed around they had a riot to v ’<* day whether it needed it or not. ♦ • t t . W. GOODRICH, Manager | cer afltj chief rooter; .have inspected who would head'the list <) promise The girl* ortlered «luff from mail MY SPECIALTIES: )°ur real estate; been lamped for a me in fifteen minut**** there wi*re»o houses that didn’ t «cratch, and tiie hardware drummer by loud Calicoes; many figures on the p.*pcr it looked men put three rolls in the south end I'll IvVKD’H IIAND-PAINTED < HINA GURU AM'S STERLING SII.V Kll n. ®l»proached by your animate«! like Hurry Brown'» d**tai!e«l ex plan- of their trousers •riovie and taken as a winter toureen; ation ol the cost system Claude joined the Mutual Adinira- HOUCKS' PLATED WARE W . J , T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y •nd looked upon as good picking by Thc railroad agent wu« escorted to tion society and got quoted every ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES AGENTS in« eight par center* who had some tho tick tick emporium to send a day in the Short Talks column. town Iota up their aleevet. Hurry Floyd poomed an ■ Idiom, special message of the second coming V \ 1 . i am only common ■clay. 1 am of the Messiah to all the Bigwig or »omething idiotic about the plate. " * »paper man. I have come into paper» that would take the scream Tho Limited from New York put ; , OHIaa w ltk H O LD B N N I A L U U T A T B CO. ur midst to Inject mental lurpl- at night expresa rate without setting a Star after Isit on the tipie card. In the meantime Claude'held quiet allv t ,,.your td hypodermic- up a holler on exjiensf. Sanf or d. V irutill seven kinds of Getthere Florida Tha PI rose from Atlanta who sell sessions with brick manufacturers, THE TOWN MAKES THE NEWSPAPER Special Prices on Shingles for the Next 10. Days. Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Company Boïtles YOUR OPPORTUNITY m__ Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company MAKE YOUR OWN I ----“ PAINT l HAND B R O TH E R S ¡jONT*TAKE[HM 5 T. J. Miller & Son, Sanlord M axwell’s CHASE & COMPANY 1041st. St. Phone 182 | SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. HENRY M c U U L I N i j All Goods Guaranteed ___— ___________— » ! Try a Herald Want Ad General Fire Insurance �No. 4. Wo except thia because we pa Times ha* reeonlty closed th e1 number,j do not vtiah to see Clearwater, a nice, sending out a 104-paged with articles -of value to be found, deserving little place, deprived of the U. J. HOLLY, Editor upon every page. W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager light, heat and brilliance of it* only "The people arc believing more in r— ,— — --------— ---------- — ---- ¿Sun. the press, when It comes to seeking FubUabad Ewy Tuamlay and Friday p Here is the Perry editor's list: HERE is always an interest in watching n process of vital importance On. the 18182423 company I — We would make a criminal of- advice about Florida than in all the of the most interesting Karnes for young or old is to watch a savings account printed booklets sent out by some ! H b ------ fense for the Jax Metropolis to men­ grow. You v^iil have more fun, watching your savings account grow than any­ firm engaged in booming other cer­ HUttacttirnoN nucc. in aovancb tion "plant a hen.” ONK YKAB.................. *î0° thing else that comes your way. Try having a savings account and keep ,, tain localities. The papers tell the 'J A law to make it mandatory HIX MONTH« I-** truth every week and give not only moving upwards. We tut* pleased to accept accounts in any amount and will patTIIHCK MONTHS 14 upon every citizen to subscribe and the bright side of everything but the pay for the Taylor County Herald. interest on the money. rd In the 131/ by Canter » Ï -00 f r i Vrar In seamy side us well. Everyone knows This may seem n little harsh, hut A d on e* w ZSf. Per Mwilh that there must he some failures in f a/inmle la Adraare M a «l H* Mede al trlTler it's beat to lead a horse to water, every state;and to declare otherwise even If he doesn’t take a drink. Raleeed Aa Heevnd-lUna Mad Malta* A n n * 21ad / creates a feeling of distrust and open* 3.— Make iu is misdemeanor for I boa. at lb* Panlolfte* *1 Sanford. Ptorlda. < ^ the way to discoveries which prove hoarding houses to furnish chicken Cader Art of M tn h Jrd, 1ST*. tiie mistsatements. Consequently, less than seven times a week. J T m a r m i r b iis m e s s . there are various counties ih Florida '¿jj,— A .law compelling Peerless O S I,. U II,,.Id llulMlnj Tiltybwi N*. US Pruncless Powell to live in Jacksah- that have taken advantage offered IL R. STEVENS _ C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA H. E. TOUR R- R. DEAS by legislative enact,taunt and are I 't e i U w l » - »• Cu U m v i c ^ x w - t r ^ P.-t. WOODRUFF V * ¿ 4 W «rfAa Sanford mutt hartr thirP new hotrl. villa and .sleep with George Mason Bending» out each week thousand* of .ou£ nig^l .juu)*J£MPkt-Uatcalf .the Who wiUrbtritfPAtV.*»«.— • copies of the local papers, going each next. -^— O----- ‘ week to the same people for a period 5.— A law to stop Iloh Holly of Sanford offers more to the man of six months or a year; all bound to who will build a new hotel than any the Sanford Herald from passing awaken nn interest which will ul­ other city in the south. Who will compliments. Boh lyts his eye on timately lead to inves^ifntion-—nnd màmm the Governorship, atul if thg people build it? the investigation xistially brings a ply increases and the prices decrease don’ t want him to have it they- must — - O ----family to locate permanently." ns advancing spring matures the crop No use to talk about the wonder­ start work quickly and vigorously. — - O -----* in the middle portion of the state, . A.— A law requiring communities' ful possibilities of Sanford’*, soil. then in its northern sections, then in Unless some one plants a new hotel to furnish a sanctum for their editors. S T A N D A R D R A I L R O A D OF THE SOUTH Mississippi, Texas, the Carolinns, They furnish homes for preachers; the possibilities are nihil. Virginia and so on northward- The why not editors?— Tampa Tribune. ----- O----difference between one section and Florida.bas »received more free u^‘ ------ O— Plant a hen is all right, but here nnother in ripening truck crops may Lv Ar Ar vertising during the past thr00 Ar Ar in Sanford we want some enterpris­ TH E WRONG IM PRESSION Ar • J*cktautilk Rlrhmi*4 Wadungtan Baltimore PNUd-vki, be a matter of only two or three • -• * •* months than any other state in tip* Ne. T«4* ing citizen to plant a hotel. The ForrciL Lake was beaten (or the weeks, and market advantage, as a •No. 82 8:30am 9.00am 5:25am 10:27am 12:45pm returiu»__will JjLrrpat. —...... . speaker*hip of the htJUWnr repre­ Union, Leading magazines and news 2:57pm matter of freight rates and freshness, No. 88 12:45pm 7 KM)am 10:29am papers of the nation have devoted 11:42am 2:01 pm 1:20pm sentatives of the state of Florida by 2:20pm 10:15am •No. 80 1:35pm . 2:IGpn\ 6:25 pm The farmers will take care or them­ Cary Hardee of Live Oak, the vote page after page of space to setting is naturally with the last new section 7 :50pm ••No. 80 7:55pm 8 :00pm 11:50pm 1:38am 4 :25am selves and need ’ no advertising. being 59 to 13. We congratulate forth the miitchlrs* attractions, limit­ to begin shipping. 7:13am Florida has the great advantage less resources and incomparable op­ What Sanford needs is not more far­ Mr. Hardee; we believe that he will •Fro« Reclining Chair Cars lo Washington; Electric Lighted; Klertrir Kan«. •*<’oasl Line Florida Mail carrie* laical Steeper to Savannah. mers hut more hotels of -the right do his part toward assisting thé portunities of the Land of Flower* of beginning the movement and ship­ ping through winter, when prices are Steel Pullmsn cars of Hi© hlgheM class operated on nil train». \Vr oprrnir sort. growers of the state to get the legis­ and Eterpnl Sunshine. As a result highest. Her green vegetables start thousands upon thousands of people ----- O----our own dining car nervier. Pullman reservations and information lation they desire, and we therefore throughout the. land arc saving their to market almost as soon as the Humors of a new hotel are all also congratulate the grower*. We J. (I. K IR K LA N D , I). P. A. coin for homes or investments in Fiori- northern lurrk is being eaten up, in A. W. FltlTO T. I). P. a . right but we want the actual facts make no claim that we defeated Mr. da and the state is about to enter upon October and November. Just as Hillsboro Hulrl, Tampa, F’la. 138 \V. Bay St., Jacksonville, ) la. and the actual facts must mean that l-akc and are asking nothing but n some man will start that new hotel square deal all around for those an cru of vast development and vast soon <** prices rise high enough her products roll at once. Not tomorrow but today. people who are our subscribers and and prosperity Fifteen years ago Florida raised The Country Gentleman, one of our patrons. We believe Mr. Har­ very little truck. Growers were just Since the Perry County Herald dee will give it to ub. For Mr. Lake the most populuffir agricultural pub) beginning to experiment with it after baa nominated us for Governor wo we have no feeling of nnimosity and cations of this country contained in the big freeze nf 1895. Somebody accept the nomination with thanks. never had, but kney who he was a recent issue a very interesting ac th“ ‘ tomatoes could be raised Election day is a long way off and lined up with two years ago and did count of the trucking industry of we hvve plenty of time to change not like the line-up, therefore we did i Florida. Seminole county possesses "> °r our mind before that date. our little best toward helping ^ ,<>N :l ‘,hK '* ’ l" ‘ Iping bring thousands o f acres of fertile land nd- ‘ ° * n on ( ’oast, and limited quantities were -- O about his defeat, which wu* much (ntraldy suited to all kinds of truck Conducted by tho produced, sent to Key West by boat, The George Adu F'uhl© by Wdlis more overwhelming than w-e had farming, and since the industry Is roughly packed and reshipped to Benedictine Powell in this issue is worthy of even hoped for. Mr. Lake has now fust assuming greater proportions New York by water. There was Fathers perusal. it sets forth (he mutaul a chance to redeem himself in the in this section we reproduce part of no volume or skill in the product, advantage of a live town and n live eyes of the growers of Florida, and the article referred to as follows. TERMS - *225.00 but these tomatoes sold like fruit in news pa pel man and wus read at the we believe that he will do so. In Three-qua/tors of all I hi wo ti­ meeting of the Flo'ridu Proa* Asso the meantime our good friend Holt der stories about sudden wealth in New York, and brought such prices for rich folk»' tables that other* elation at Miami by Mr Powell Holly of the Sanford Herald does Florida turn on winter vegetables went into the business. O not get *that umhassadorship to [)e- Everybody has heard of the fellow TOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV DIRECTOR Last season's Florida shipments of The Herald wishes to rail atten­ homey. Good; Florida necds him. frozen out of the north, who cleaned during the winter tion to the Alkahest Lyceum at­ Sanfon) noeti* him. We wish there up a thousand dollars on an acre of fresh tomatoes and early spring ran up to more than traction at the Haptsit Temple next were more like him in thè state. tomatoes or lettuce during hi* fir-t fi.000 car*, counting express and > « « ♦ « « « « ♦ © « ♦ « e e e e e e e e e e e e o <o o ? Thursday night. All of these at­ However, we do learn that he was winter in Florida and how net profThere were 5,870 tractions huvo been first class and made assistant journal secretary of n-, ltlsi season from a small farm in mixed car lots. car* of tomatoes alone or more than the Huston Lytic* will be no excep­ the house, whatever that is Florida celery ran to ten thousand or twenry a quarter as many as all of the cit­ tion to the rule. The people of San­ Grower j thousand dollars rus fruit shipments 31,500 ours ford should appreciate this class of Yon have intimated all along, dear Most nf these stories are true To1 and other green vegetables ran to at entertainments by giving a lihural brother, that Forrest Lake would be sure, there are often suppressed j,.H,| 13,000 additional ■ar* I >e* patronage reciprocate if ejected and w© want u> details Very often the northerner (•ite this impressive volume, how­ -O get you straight Fight now. He has who cleared a thousand dollars on ever, F'lorida winter vegetables are Sputh Florida |f-ople are always I not given us anything for our sup­ his acre crop of tomatoes th lirai. „j||| regarded as a luxury, and the talking shout the .solid support of port ami we never expected anything winter hud his crop frozen the sec­ industry is keyed to fancy prices and south Florida men For office and yet We supported Lake bernuse he is the From $100 lip . $10 buys a lot amt $10 jK-r ond and was wipeil out by a. pest wide profits. when the crucial moitient comes they man H i l l I I I U for the position and is a San- the third, and finally in the fourth FIvery where in the industry there month, without interest. Easy terms anil war full short of the mar ir\ We are not ford ttian and if more of you south year went Into the real estate busi-, are *jgns ()f greater volumes of truek citing any instance'• \,,ut the neU I Florida people had supported him for prices. Only a few nice lots left. south Florida man wyio Who wants of of- I speaker you would have come out on ness, where he finds his agricultural gr()Wn and shipped on closer marexperience very handy Facts of this „ broadening of the deflee will have to do Aomc tall i \ top ut tile end of the si-**inn IjowI* me 1 ruck farm, all cleared, ball oi it tiled sort lurk iu the background to qualmum! among northern consumers plaining around Sanford I ever, we leuve you to your fate at ¡fy the wonder stories Fur um1 thing, the drainage ol t be place lor spring crop. Close to city U the hands of the people who are ni•t | Yet, with all the oil years and th Everglades will bring into tillage There seems to be plenty of ru interested in orange culture and sctbuckn and the fellows from up enormous areas of fine muck lands.« have real bargains of houses and { mors around Orlando abeul county meantime let u* inform you that north who fail because they refuse to ideal for truck and most of It lying division and it make* us\tired. If "Hob Holly" wn* not made journal adapt themselves to Florida condi­ far south, where the earliest winter lots close in. I have lots on all the best avenues J there are any rumor* ahont county clerk of the house. His son is jourtions, It is certain that most F’lorida vegetable* are most .easily grown. divisions here we have nut heard mtl clerk of the senate and was given, truckers who. know1 their business and can save you money on vacant lots. Sec | Country Gentleman them and we are ready to cl-ase-this the position by Senator Donegun make money from one season to an­ me before the advance, it's sure to come real soon. constant bickering between the two of the 19th district and F'orrest I,like other, mid that some seasons some of cities. There is no reason for San­ had nothing to do with it and prob­ Cracow. them make remarkable money Tor Cracow take» Its name from n ford and Orlndo to keep lift the ably does not know at this date that |trucking is Florida’s big In imlus- leRendnr) Slavic chieftain. Krnkun, county division fight Th©\ last j a Holly is In Tallahassee. The ed- try said lo tie ttie founder of the city lt legislature settled that matter. ¡¡tor of The Herald hasn’t asked for, When the Itmll froln lh„ nnrth ar. attained importance In the Middle •------ 0 ---|anything yet. , fives he usually has an orange grove Ages as the sent of a bishopric and a "The amount of new buildlngA In O--------in mind. Oranges make a strong ap­ center offtoimniierr© and trade. Even Hanford easily suggests to the strkn Q U A LIT Y OF NEW SPAPERS peal to the northern imagination, In those day* there was a considerable ger that Sanford i* » live town olid "F’lorida is fortunate as regards probably because they -aro so differ­ Influx of German ©migrants, who grad­ ually Identified thuir.Eehcs with tho the European war ha* not stopped the quantity and quality of its news- ent friyn tho crops of New England destiny of the Pole*. progress. Such a place will appe papers, which form so strong a fac­ or of the wheat belt. Fiver since he to the stranger but would appeal l tor in the boosting line," says the began to bear of F’lorida at all he him murh stronger If it w-aa barked 'f t T j f l f r Palm Bench Post. “ Probably no has wanted an orange grove. up by a first class hotel. It ia dif­ fvy V* * : thr>r state has such a large number Hut orange grove* cost money and ficult to talk business to a guest be­ f publication*—weekly, semi week* require time. To bring one into D E N T IS T fore you give him something to cat. iJt and daily---of a quality *o high, ■profitable hearing takes from $200 an Maybe this hotel proposition will WOMK »Oil WHITE PEOPLE ONLY is implies the consideration of aero . upward, and soven or eight appeal to some one this week and number of resident* of th© »tat©. years. Unless he has capital to buy PE O PLE S R A N K BU ILD ING mnybe It will not. ROOM 9 *\With fow exceptions, th© week­ a bearing grove outright he must . •; ------ 0 ------OF THE ' raise something immediately for a lies W F'lorida show marked ability Last wire from Tnllahussee— 0 n. Probably nine out of ten m. Attorney Generili West has de­ in management and contents, .There living. are A few, nHturally, conducted by settlers in F’loridn are -men of mod­ ATLANTIC COAST LINE cided to keep his Job. 7 u. m. At­ torney General has decided to lose thoreVtotally incompetent in every erate .means; a largo number ate . TRAINS his joh and accept the’ judgeship. way if carryolng out the functions northern formers with about enough Norlbboaud IN At 8 u. m. Attorney General West of a p:\per, but wip© out less than u money to buy a piece of land, put up . Arrive U-nve » f* S»•« dozen aid th© remainder would show a shack and move the family. So has decided to he Attorney General No. .92 .. 4:00 P. M ...... 4:05 P. M. until his place can be filled. At 9 an avenge far above other state*. the newcomer usually begins with a No. 82. . .1:18 A. M,. .. 1:33 A. M. t »nfc«« n w n ir.n i» • *-rr a. in. Attorney Generai West ha* And uveWono of them is a booster, prop of winter vegetables for ship­ No. HI. ..10:45 A. M ... .11:08 A. M. r— No. 80. .2:22 P. M ...... 2:42 P. M. tl'tsn. » n i t iik ii .. . derided to leave his joh and take a for the Iw-alily of which it is pub­ ment to northern markets. With to­ No. 28*.. . .8:50 P. M;V t - . . • »•— • f■■«*l »»«u t. mu • ir*>a m is nf. better ono. At 10 a. m. Attorney lished, fo^the coUHty, and for the matoes, string beans, head lettuce, Southbound r « •— ■* .W.W —it • » » •»♦- i*r » a** ■* cabbage, beet*, Irish potatoes, cu­ General West decides to hold his entire sta M - d M IS lN k A * -r»V~4 No. 91.’ . .12:28 P. M » .. 12:38 P. M. cumbers and eggplant ho can get "The dak©* of the state ore far present job. At 11 a. m. Attorney No. 82. ...2:06 A. M ...... 2:10 A .M . General West decides to risk his above the \roducU.in other com­ quick results, harvesting his stuff No. 89 ., .2:10 P. M...... 2:30 P. M. Given Free Witte a Years’ chances for the governorship and munities. 'jVis season ha* brought from ten weeks to. four months after No. 8 5 ....5:30 P. M ...... 6:5G P. M. will take the bench. At 12 Attorney forth from nllnf them some issue* of planting, and' raising two or three No. 27 ..... ..................... 8:10 A. M. Subscription to The Sanford Herald Oviedo General West deddoa to take Gov­ remarkable *Lv; issues showing u crops during the season on a wellvast outlay; Issues which should tilled piece of land. No. 126— A rrive......... . .9:30 A. M. ernor Trammell’s place. From the truck standpoint F’ lorida No. 127— Leave............,4:00,1’. M. prove must vuVahle for ad vertising is a peculiar state. It hangs dowp all portion* of fc© Mate; issuing de­ Leesburg HEftE'S SÒME N E W LAWS below the other states, with the t e «No. 21—A rriv e ............. 10:56 A. M. serving iinmensAcirculation at dis­ While every paper in the state has No. 24—L e a v e ............... 5:58 P. M. been thinking and suggesting "de- tant points. SuV a disposition of pering ocean on three side«, and No. 158—A rrive..............5:20 P. M. sirnblo legislation 'to the salons at these paper* ,coulAnot fnil to do the stretching so fur toward the tropics No. 157—Leave............... G:36 A. M. that tho railroad mileage from Jack­ Tallahassee, the versatile editor of entire state a vaaVimount of good. Trilby "The paper* ofV Bck*onville and sonville to Key West is more than the Perry Herald hna not been idle, No. 25— Arrive . 1:00 P. M. half that from New York to Chicago. Tampa hove been krticularly ener­ He has drawn up six proposed No. 24—Leave. ---- .2:25 P. M. getic in the annuflAfottcn out but Winter truck Yt absolutely a mat­ laws, five of which the Tribune Clyde Lin* Boats recently. Editor* ruV|ng close Into ter of calendar and prices. Starting heartily endorsos and which, we (St. JWu River) truxt, will bp hurried to passage. the hundred page H Wiave been Is­ afar south before Christmas, .find Arrive 10:00A.M. Leave 11:80A.M. The exception- the Tribune makes is sued by these papers-^nd Mic Tam- bringing the highest prices, the sup- THE SANFORDHERALD WATCH IT GROW m PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D ATLANTIC COAST LINE FLORIDA VEGETABLES A 4 DAILY TRAINS EAST4 St- Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Closing Out Saiei OF MARKHAM PARK LOTS i A ls o som e N. H. GARNER, Owner Dli. C. W. FAIN A T LA S WAR EUROPE Herald Want Ads W ill Bring Results �— i: IN AND ABOUT THE CITY i! WOMAN’S CLUB BIG ATTRACTION W ILL BE HERE NEXT THURSDAY ary, Kathleen Steinmeyer, Evans and Miss Reese. ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... Nelli® A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP TO DATE Aeriti ill Comtntiacilisai (oc lk*t Celoma le ’’.Sotw»» I'^lotofm f'kciM Mea W Á. TaefIbvtan* Phoi« No ÎM The. regulnr business mealing of Library Benefit t hi* Woman'* Club preceded .the lecThe committee on filana and ar­ ture of Dr Samuel Tucker last Wad* rangements for the entertainment to nesday afternoon, with possibly the be given for the Library Thursday largest attendance of the year . |adua:t'tsdaaaai:>tdandadanit¡¡>: ddddr.dddsnuigdadaC dddiiddj night, April 22pd -report splendid Routine business was disposed of progress that insures an evening of and the announcement made that TH E BO STO N L Y R IC S W IL L .S'rtr-.SVir Club I Upon. the platen were water color music and dramatic readings that M A K E A PPE A R A N C E AT Summary of the Hooting Small ? : Mr"- Cecil Rutl had been elected on Delightfully pleasant 'was , he! !,krtch‘V‘ of ft,rci* n m» ld** with co will give pleasure to all who attend. Talks Succinctly Arranged for o| th® membership ominittee from the B A P T IS T T E M P L E Mra. “Geo. Hoy has charge of the meeting of the Sew-Sew Club at the nundrum* for the guests to solve. . ¡¡.social department Invited tto meet Mrs. Carse were music program and Miss Goodhue A PR IL 15th home of Mrs. It J. Holly Thursday I I I I » I I M - -----— — 4 Suggi-sted important revisions in ------afternoon Mrs Holly is at all Mesdamrs W. E. Watson, D. L. will give several dramatic readings. ' the constitution were adopted. A The m uiic loving people of Sanford times a gracious hostess and upon Thrasher, It. A. Newman, Samuel chief among them being an act from Il J Minton, returned lust night motion to change the associate memPulnaton. B. W. Herndon, R. It. Maeterlinck’s "Blue Bird." Tho arc delighted to know that tho fa- this occasion the charming informal Ijership aM*|J dues uuva from it »'ill ten l i'll III to fifteen 11111*1*11 a . tl from a business trip to Tampa. ity thal prevailed made the meeting Deas, It. C. Bower, W. L. Morgan, place will be announced later. dollars was not carried and the dues C° T COmpa^ ' ^ Boa1 t0n Geo. D. Bishop, Misse* Floren Lyrics will appear under the auspice* Qne of the most successful tho club Fresh country eggs, 25c the dozen JetaitU - and. haidee Williams. remained, the same. . . . . . . SI. Agnct Guild Alkahest Lyceum at- the him enjoyed. 'A profusion of nnstcir. A l the. Alkahci #t L. .P_51cCuller’«----G7-2I-Announcement*- amt re p o rtv -w * Trmp((. on nert Thursday -timur were placed about the rooms Delightfully pleasant was tho Another .stcuk .U hoic ,»nd Sanford made by the officers and chairmen. Ten- Trn Social giving a touch of spring. A delicious meeting of the St.1 Agntu Guild at evening at 8 o'clock. The advance has not started that new hotel. A letter was read by the correspond­ Mrs. Charles Pennington delight­ the home ol Miss Lucille Aspinwall chicken salad course was served with sale of tickets is very great and it is Who will build It? ing secretary from the I’alalka Worn- expected that every aoat will bo hot coflee. Mra. Holly's guests were fully entertained the ladies of the Monday afternoon. Following the Household .goods. Imperial irons an's Club, requesting the indorse- taken. This is. not a Baptist enter­ Mcsdames C. E. Henry, Henry Me- Congregational church and their business period a delightful social and yeast cakes at Simon's. 60-tf l tnent of important hills to roim> bo- tainment but u straight Lyceum and Laultn. E. L. WoodrufI, K. L. Peck, friends, with u ten-ten social-at her hour was enjoyed. Mias Aspiffwall delightful refreshment W hc many friends of T. J. MWfOr I J T thr i '“r.,n ?* lh,> l«'i:«slature. The should be liberally patronized by nil O. L. Taylor, B. A. Howard, J. S. hippie, on the Heights, last Thursday served a are glad to see him at the store again hills include belter marriage laws, pnople. This will perhaps be tho last Wilson. C. It. Dingee. A. K. Powers, afternoon. The affair was an infor­ course of fruit salad sandwiches and child labor laws and the urgent need attraction for the neasoh. The prices Fred' Wall mu n and Miss Mamie mal ufternoon of quiet pleasure lady fingers, hot chocoiute and grape­ after several weeks Illness. much enjoyed by all ’present. »Dell* fruit straws. Tho*« present were for an industrial school for girl*. are most reasonable, 65 cents for Devlin • Tko pound tomatoes, 85c the The local club cordially signified a'ious refreshments were served and Rev. Arthur Peck. Mrs. Belts, Mrs. adults and 20 cents for children. dozep. L. P. McCuller. 67-2t the guests hade farewell reluctantly Spicerr Misses Eva Walker, Chnrtheir indorsement of same. A letter Tickets are reserved at the Temple 7‘ico Omr mi Ftp Affair* in the late afternoon. from Mr. Marcus Fagg, thanking Another week Is here and Sanford lotto Hand, Jorie and Junie Stumon, ofllce by calling there or phoning Mrs. John T. Brady was host«»« the club for their financial support Gussle Ogram and Frances Aspinhas not Marled that new hotel". Who 209. at two very charming“ affairs Inst of the Save-a-Baby Club was also Spcnd.ilu.Uaj, ---[waB w|)l build It? Treat yourself to this great musical y e e jr__IJie « delightful read. Mrs. Dickins reported 1102.00 Today Mrs. B. A. Howard is en­ evening of music and song in which ■— The East Side Sunday school held as proceeds from the play and J17.75 attraction; tertaining the Sew-Sew Club with Clotcr Club the guests who participated were an interesting session last Sunday from the moving picture show. u spend the day party In honor of Luces Large Assort me h"t. Messrs. Geo. McLaughlin. Kenneth The member* of tho Clover Club afternoon. . There were twenty-six A proposition from Mrs. R. W. Ladies' Hose, very nice. 25c. Murrell. Roy Chittenden. Allison Miss Mamie Devlin, who leaves this were delightfully entertained Friday present. Hines to establish classes for cake Ladies' llosc. Milk. line quality 50c Witherington, Allan Jones and Miss Week for her -homo at Due West, nfternoon by Mi*a Eva Walker. Nleadst hens at I.. P. McCuller'*. decoration was brought before the! Richardson Stamped Patterns, full Lucille Uradly, Margaret Davis and South Carolina. Alter the study period which was club, the members desiring to take G7-2t line. Virginia Brady. dovoted to another chapter on the I advantage of (he opportunity to InformaI l.unchrnn Itihlions, 25c quality, 19c yd. The Indies of the Baptist church American Indian a social hour was On Saturday morning Mrs. Brady rotifer with Mrs. Hines.-« Mrs ( ’ (), MrLaughlin enterare holding special services at ¡1 and ) Another invoice Huts ..... . ved ) » for her guest. enjoyed. Delicious banana salad M Iss luiiiod Suturila)’ al luncht-un for Mr* The ('¡tv Beautiful committee 7 .10 p m. today in the interests of terday. Lucille Uradly with a charming little Anno who loft for Jacksonville on and aniline* were served hy Miss Mrs. Grace E. William*. Home Missions. All nre cordially gave an outline for llieir plans for breakfast party. Covers were laid the « vening traili. Olher guest* wero Walker, whose guests were Mrs. a Clean I'p Campaign and plant sale 10G East First StreeJ invited. for twelve. Centered by a long Mrs. C, M. Vorce and Mrs. Margaret Anna Walker, Mr*. Ed. Randall, in connection with the civic commit­ 67-2Ubowl of nasturtiums resting upon a Rame*. A game of bridge wns en- Mrs. Hayes; Misses Carrie EnsminFancy creamery butter, 40c the tee of the rlub, these to take place ger, Flora Walker, Alhine Frank, pretty centerpiece of yellow embrol- joyed nfter luncheon. pound, at L. P, McCuller’s. 67-21 the latter part of April. Upon the Evelyn and Agnes Berner. Demonstratlon dory, encircled with fern and »inlet* Another week Is here and Sanford arrival of Dr. Tucker the meeting A noted beauty expert and dem- the U |,|e wa„ lovely. Howls of Aprii Pool*’ Party has not started that new hotel. adjourned and the member* gave <)IlMrator «,f fìne French art co*- violets and ferns completed the decAuriion /fridge The following unlque program was themselves up to the enjoyment of ,,ml miliu,n|{t. „U this orationWho will build It? ttunrhn* of violet* were thè inlroduction lo one of thè most Mrs R A. Newman entertained the splendid address of Dr Tucker weuk at !.. R. Philips St t o. s. |p|,l(.,.,| upon the pintes On both unique evenings of fun and frolic the Auction Bridge Club and a few Stinday* join the merry crowd at , .. , on Ire Modern Drama alni some if Phone or call and make appoint-’ occasion- delicious refreshments were Woodland Park. Music, amuse­ on record in Sanford at the home of other friend* yesterday afternoon. its tbeine* and methods metti lo have her i all on you free of served \fler the bre.lkf.i-l .1 selliti»! Mis* Carrie Kusmmgir. Friday even- There wen* three tubi«* of players. ments. bathing Lease it for your charge and show you this splendili ennt*—1 wj- enjoyed, in which the nevi pn nn See photo* at pop torn The dub prize wan won by Mrs. C. In llehnlf iif Organi*«*«! I .iloti utg last lille of French goods 67-Ite the letter- of the alphabet were given wagon. lid-tf 0 McLaughlin, a pretty little Jap­ Fòli tur II era ld DODINGS OF TH E S IT E the answers io include name* of anese mayonaise pot with pearl In reply io a request inaile hy C ( ’ Hare, field agent represent­ fools and regulations writer- ami 1 he name- of -lutes «poon. To Mrs. Bishop was pre­ \t r \\ S Pro e in yoiir !.i-i issile, ing the I S Department of Agri H O T E L A R R IV A L S 1st, Kuinnt lint. Mins Lillian lligg fi" won the first sented the guest prize n dainty piece culture wilh headquarters at Guinea- regardiifg the alili- and ohjects of prize. ¡I cut glass rouge box. in the* Second. Go up stares to Mud of lingerie Delicious refreshments ville was in the rilv oli Frida) look-1 organino! Inhor a* the> exist in San cut ft.' lite ..insidili Misi Zu, u ..'re* \ lo R. and remove raps and were served, consisting of devilled Sanford House ford I wi-h tit *t,, 1 e tor lite In Celli mg .liter i rop report■ M II Thatcher. Louisville. Ky . Munson won a - novel!) pincushion hreurnt* 1 rails, potato chips, wafers, pickles, of the public that .’-.infortì i- no ex­ Large fat mackerel. two for 25c at F rank \ Hr4l, New Alhuny, I nil . and the guest prize. A Florida sou-] *1* hule them to prevent loss. ice cream and cake. Mrs. Ncwception to Ol her places m the etimi lt ). Wlten all ih«* aggregashun Jt G II \mes, Louisville. K) , W T venir w.,s presented Miss llrmll x I. P McCullcr’s. man's guests were Mesdntnes Mrtrx and the ami' .it.‘I uh)«;oi* are as Acktor* ami acklresses uml s«*ch laiiighii 11. <i L Smith. Neal, i’ uieslleimi.m. .fax, C D Wells. Ktmx- Those pre sent a I l h breakfast were Thai Good Gulf Gasoline follow I db ili aaqlother things jireseul bave collectetl, ton, Hl-liop. Gnhbett, Itariett. Wat­ Atlanta G11 Mis ville. Ten n 1 . II Likes. , Ltoille Mr.nil) lain.in Phone ¡If,!» or 1002 I The aItoli! lofi "f til forili- •>! I i ) Elder lax W II M .1 M—oll. \del íllig, t - \1.t1.1 M L.Itigli jirep.tr for tiie son, Thrasher Hurt. Frank Miller and you shall hase it Iti i o|IIIt 1ar) -, f \i' ol'1 f V1 N*pt it it Id il grami rad) and March, in I > r I a n d o. m —Unmet It D Nam > I, \\ illic. in- Fiori i *• Irani liti. ' ami Mi»s Fish *.7 Jt |t (iiini-htneiii lnr ■ruto I lu I lull. lu \ H Sheldon. Ciar VI dien, Hilt n Rowland, lau. oiir I ring-, livcited with rmisli by text LookI ree -. loud», fr, (millier week is here and -<¡inf<iril H) rut use. N A \ U liman, At­ Belle Smith. Zoe Mun-on and >ou7.as band in disgust l ’rrtmiiil M rnlion ti t ìa me». I 1> bonehss not started that new hotel Who and i ompillsor;, i'riuratinn lanta. Ga Mr a tul MrT W ll«TVi* gIItla llr id \ I I nreletiting protest ¡«gainst the I* H Re, nmcmlier tfie furnitur Me* 'A R Anno left on Saturday will btlild It* Mr and \l r!-■ ti.llo e if.tl , hii-se of i.nj mu l luti pro rick. M>. ton M.i-ami kiifpdts iours. Suiti i*f the Jo visit iter daughter, Mr» Juiiait li’it lulu » /'mtfc F R t ar-w«*ll. U * ) « tmsm, Ga . Canneti -wt I. P <»•*» in l.itinr disputepot .it I di-heiborroweil, so dont hruke ( ’nr|u»nter nt Jackson ville. _’t McCuller ven il lori Ini l\ ••un). \Ai reserv tlit* wriglit I \ work tins of not more than I ’arv D Landls, De La ml. Fl I. honor .1 ft. «ftlib- R I |ti-hop. \ K.fidritk, Mr. La Verni« Hurt is visiting his Mr and Mrs Endo-r 1 orb t’> “ '■n- tight hoir- in ilo I went) lour hour Jnx, J M La) man, St Louis, Mo.; el t lietr Mitti, iluugi:ter. Margaret, t j,tiunt t ht- spounes and sordi Dr and Mr. Neul entertained wil h | ,i(.f()f t()(iy mother at Richmond, Va. in the city yesterday accompanying day Mrs Hussey, Miss A Moran, Mr5 A -i* .1 recognition of not more Mitinie Rib-), lax Harr) Jarrttt. a I ..ml if ol hirilol \ part) at their Miss Belle I cenhour. wild left for orttrlm of /»isiq r 7,’ mr nt Miss Annie Renfro«* who has been ilultimore Mis* Icenhour will lie than • ighl ii'Uir |n r du> on all fed­ Jr. Atlanta, G.i . S II Kelly. Jux. ■11rurtl vc horn, on Park nx«-nue Wayfurs uml Mysterie It was a pretty linked dough married in June to- Mr Chari«** eral. stati or mutiti ipnl work anil at Mr- Lawlinlag'-r tlrlaiulo. R 1 Friday afternoon Sb‘«*pb*»s nit«* the guest of her brother. Mr HurI i lore as tin III Tb’ folks gathered I In i f f ' tMig !’■r -In n xex Kehfroe k return'd to her I. Hrumtey of St \ngu-ime B* Xti ragei \\ ,rn.g Mri— I aw11iilag* r II I' I lo law ' •' l’ ’* rt'ig he-, jo t ‘Ai kil l l’ uri«' tioin» tu R ii Idacd . nt|.lf\ t w..gt r. •• ’ 1• * ll.itd water I rung It.ilti mire M l Aims Tur t I . I went) finir pound -at k "alt I he girl ■ III I heir d. ini X t lie Wor It li, the l Soft Walter u-- Si \ igu-1i ee I I Hr 11wii down dour, ÎI ID I he lug I I' .u c rie fun k- an l g.i > ribbon*, like Mrs. Fi G Tyner left fur Tampa ] ter forme.I Ice Walter Warm Wat ter M■t idler ht 2*. Jax. Mrs T M S, li«*rm«*yef, Mrs so many Intel) butterflies, in the last week alter a pleasant visit to ■mpiny nient one l> Relea-I Ro Burton Niblick. Mr*. Stuutaker. Mrs „(.„„do,, of their childish beauty. „ This novel entertainment hail been her daughter. Mrs. R. J. Holly, lion. Forrest Lake left last tiiglih day in seven. A. B Morrison. Decatur. Ind : iAmp|l(j delightful games enjoy- planned for April 1st hut owing to lor Tallahassee, after spending sever­ 7. The abolition of the contract R M Cub'inun, A 'll Davison, Jux; ed tln> soap bubble party m the the cottage meetings was‘post(toned, al days here on business, Mrs, Lake* system on public work Miss Mamie Devlin will return to N M McDonald. Boston. Mass . «da on the l«wn »«> probably the jdaiis und arrangement«« tirsi her home in Due West, S and the-schildren ,nre in tju* state this H The mmucipal ownership ill A F* Newell. Birmingham. Ala l >• most jiojiuiar. unless it XXtire the Iliade heilig carried uut in full. week, to the regret of her many «•aptrtl and will rfmaiti there iluring ' public utili'n Upon fulfilling the "rool* and regfriends the session. * *1 Tbi* abolition of the svitai sKnp A It l.owry Atlanta. Ga . Jas S Mill fushloneil gmt» l»ng 'with It­ Thump-on, Nil-on ti Tiffany, Huf »IM;?- of *»ir pris,'» Tux * el ili] kind- gulatmris " of th«* tir»! |iarl guests Fostmnster Chas F' lla-km- bis -)'teiri It I lenehle and wife. VV* hreug ii t forth from It- rapa were measured uml jiaid 2 cents jief Mrs L.iflr.t Buttle ol Lakeland has •Í f.i* t«»r > falo N A returned from Jacksonville where be I" '■i m i .i * I'erre ll i'P* Iml < II < aulb-) 4D ■ dept ll- 1'• t lie gr* ,«t 1ox <>l t 1e fnot ¡ ltd oil«' cent for eXerX addi- returned home after a |deu»ant visit attended the 62nd reunion of tin work-lop. This wa* the Ia x II I. I ..i I linn,, t t Belli-, • fortune hunter* \t a given (louai lin h id height to Mrs. It. L Buttle G A R Mr Haskins had a log H Lialnlil) «•( . mplo> or- lor in- Lakeland. \\ Stuart. Washington, II* 1 source of revenue, for the jolly af­ sigimi the guests marched Hit o 1he I II fé time renewing old acquutnlanres and lur> *,r D C , F7 II Iordan. Atlanta, Ga «III i»K rofim to t ht* rum* of mtisie. fair wus given under the auspices ' Mrs It. S. Sheldon of New Smyr12 The nalloti,ili7atu>n of tele also spent some time with bis «laugh Mr and Mr- II R Sei gar. Buffalo. aulii formed about th** altra dive of the Christian Endeavor Society graph and tilephon«' of the Congregational church. E a c h '»» '- visiting her daughter. Mrs. A ter* and grandson. N- V.. L. B. Bryant, Jux. board, fascinating with its Ibvely 16. The passage of unti-rhlld lalxir decornimi'* of yellow A large bns- one present was presented witJi a ^ Fitts, Laces Largo Assortment, InWS in Stfttes ubere thè)’ «lo not ex-’ St. Johns House ket «if nasturtiums stood In the fool's caji of yellow or green |iaper Ladles’ Hose, very nice. 25c. Mrs. C. It Walker, Miss Guild, ist and rigid *l«*feiic«* «if them wher«* and illude lo wear it throughout the I-adies- Hose, Silk, line quality 60c J M McIntosh. I’eiisai nla, R. II tei,ter of th«' table surrounded by Miss Tetherly, Mis» TiITt and Clif­ they bave bi*«!li enactetl itilo l.iws evening Such gami» a* stringing Richardson Stamped Patterns, full 14. Womun Millr.ig*' co-equal with Walker and wife. Mm T II High- y>lb»w shaded candles, while smaller puffed rtc«‘, eating sitila cracker» and ford Walker formed a congenial • line. son. Elmira. N V.; Mr. mid Mr- basket* were placed at ihe four <««rin«*n su ITrage whistling until well, until one could I>itrt> that motored over to Orlando Ribbons, 25c «piality. 19c y«I. J T. C,upton. Gillette. N V.; John nerpretty little yellow baskets And Winter Park F’riday afternoon. 15. Suilahle and plentiful playAnother invoice Hal* received yes­ Steele and wife, la-xington. Ky.; Ette tilled with canili«»« were the pinci* not whistle any mori': and rhnrudes. ground* for chiblren in all ritii-s. all of which were entered into with terday. Mrs. It. A. Curse, the charming 16. Th«f initiaiixe and nderendum ^ nr,L Demopoli*. Ala : <> M Ri.- favors. The beautiful while birthWin«L.) cake was ........... with seven ]*•’»' “ '>'1 upprecution. Fur tho ber^Mrs. Orar«» F'. WUMaru», guest of Mrs. W. E. Watson left for and the imperative inumiate and k“ 1'* Jl,x* Edith I. Hatch. eflt of the unitiated it would he weil lOG East First Str«*«*t. ehester, Mass.; Jessie Wilson. Lynne ccmiles, h«T home in Berwick, l*u., Sunday righi gf fecali to state that "mysterie" on the G7-2tc Chicago. Ill ; Enjoying this happy afternoon 17. Continue«! agitai imi for ihe Mass , B J Winter. t menu « i » just sandwiches, "baked night, Sho was the recipient of maty Hhikrf, N. A city, city,. N \ w>-ro Rebecca Stevens, Mary ElizaAmong thè promlnent vislturs to |,u|,|jr bulh systiun in all riti«*« I* Hlnke, N. A doubt" was doughnuts and "sleep­ delightful attentions while in SnnItu»sell, Jux. J A Mur- ij,.ih Pulest«»n. Camilla I'ulestun. lord. the city ure M. H. Thatcher and IH Qur.liflcutions in ..Il perniiL* to < hn- II less night" coffe«*. G. 11. Armes of Louisville and Frank build of all cities end towns thal rell. Port Tampa; Mr. mid Mr*. 1*. M.irgarle Peters, Olive Newman, It was nn evening of rare fun and A. Best of New Albany. Indiana. there shall be bath room and hath Ware, Chicago. 111.; W. I). Duvi» Mildred Hand. Dnfi* Hand, F’ rnnlf jntlllicsilion and om- uf the most sueMitt* Belle Smith announces a They aro her«* to Invest in Snnford room attachment* tu all houses or and wife, Dayton, O ; Mrs. T M rhuse, Evelyn and Katherine U «**.» this subscription dunce at the city hall " v" r Kiv“ » property and if successful will make compartments used for habitation. McCInshiim. Mr*. E I. W. Ion ami M.r. Albèrl <U»iinell>. Walter Car-! Thursday night. son, Manhattanville, N. Y.; Mis* ter. Deane Turner, Victor Mr- ’ jKijMilar little hand of C. E. workthis city their future home. Mr. 19. We favor a system of finance «■ r* Thatcher is a former governor of the whereby money »hall be issued ex­ Mary Sawyer, Miss JeRsie L. Ail- Laulin, Billy F’ltts. Joe Caldwtdl. The Music Department program I'anama Cunnl Zone. Mr. Beat i* clusively by the government, witli thony,. Providence, R. I.; Miss Clare Thomas Wight. AssDling Mrs. Neal meeting Thursday, April 20 at the lltunjhtrr* of Wrrtry were Mrs. Cecil Gqhbctt, Mrs. S. E. m j i of the F. A. Beat & Son, prominent such regulations end restriction* as Hancock, Atlanta, Ga. club rooms. The public invited to B.iri'tt, Jr.. Mi»« Fblith SU'wart A charming meeting of the Daugh­ manufacturers and he expects to en- will jirotect it from muni|>ulalion hy attend for the moderate sum of ten Itage in the manufacturing business the banking Interi»t» for their owli To the Citizens of Sanford and and Miss Margaret Mart of Orlamlo. ters of Wesley was held Thursday cents. A line program will he ren­ Vicinity Other guests were Mesdames S. E. evening, with »Mrs. Hayes the gra­ here. dere«!. private gain. cious hostess. For fully thirty five (65) years the R r'*‘tt, Sr. H "»■'• ( Best in Air 20. We favor a system of United Several enjoyable selections were! Arrhi'‘ H ,lu ll' A i'in.0, • Best on Water Slates Government jiostul savings L. & M. Seml-Mlxed Real Paints Wednesday. April 21. the Welfare rendered by Mr*. A. K. Powers and! have been extensively uso«l throughMargaret Barnes and Miss Best on Land program to the general club. Judge bank. reading» were given hy Miss Lillie! Now hoping ttint this is the re- out the United States anti also In Chi rlolte Hand. That Good Gulf Gasoline Herring will deliver un address on F'nrrwworth and Mrs. Hayes; the I quired information asked hy Mr. South America. Theyhave there- ( 07-2tji "Ciiirenship." .Ml members of the li\ //onor \h* I ’m *’ former giving "Sally Ann'* Experi­ club are inviteli ¡md ixerx niviultpr Mr. and M r*. W. II. Sharp of Price aiul thanking him for u«hing it, fore luu-n »ubjeeted t«, the tests of condition'. Ihe last of a«harming seru* "( ence'’ and the lui 1er "The Little of ihe department is expected In In* Statesboro, Georgia anil Miss Zadu so we could git it j„.f,,r«. tin- peojib* every sort of elimutic. Dutton of DeLtnd are the guests of we will kindly i-k him of the aim* mostsuccessfully thereby proving p rtu<s and ent.-rti inim ul * gixm in god and the MailtXlte" b> Elinor present A delicious »elad h«'t or of Mrs R \ ( ..r»e wa* the White Ilrninard Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hogan of San-1and object* of unorganized luhr.r their extreme durability I.,r«b«l,tv and ml superior a.,i.erinr honor course was served and the pleasures| value. attractive afternoon *«'wing |iarty ford Heights. Mr. Shnrp is prom­ Then WO will let lite people judge A pleasant party of congenial Sc*e our nd vorlisoment on othcriut, tho’ home of Miss Laura Fish of the evening enjoyed by all pres­ inent in business circles In States­ for themselves which 1* the most ef­ spirits that enjoyed Sunday at Day­ ent. who were Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. page, telling property owners how to j Saturday afternoon, complimentary boro and after seeing Sanford apd ficient of the two. tona were Mr. anti Mrs. W. E. Wat­ make their own paint, nnd thereby j to Mrs. Corse. Delightful musical Rutliff, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. Respectfully submitted. the celery delta is of tho opinion son, Mrs. R A. Curse, Mrs. W. L. Gto. Fox, Mrs. A. K. Powers, Mr*. save sixty cents a gallon on every numbers, and readings whiled the C. C. Pearson. l bttt this city has the greatest future hours away In pleasant enjoyment. Allen; Misses Edna Plsnt, Lillie Morgan and Mr. Arthur Yowcll In ¡¿à °f any city in tho south. He also gallon used. Perfection salad, nut bread, sand­ Farnsworth, Mlnnii* Allen, Blanche the Yowell car and Mr. and Mrs. R. LONGM AN & M ARTINEZ, Another week I* here and Sanford recognized our g/eut need of a good A. Newman, Mr». W. J. Hill, "Mrs. New York. wiches, olive*, strawberry cream nnd Johns. Elizabeth Musson, Mabel hotel and may be Induced to finance has not started that new hold. - Who Paint Makers. (Continued on Page 8, Column 3) angel cake were daintily served. Cowan, Ruth Roberts, Bessie Zach57-Tues-I2tc ‘ one her« this summer. will build ll? » ' it -, ■ * » -. -. ) . , ,.i . w ig *’ J ----------- - ... — 1 'I IJttIc llnppenlnus— M ention of M atters In B r i e f personal Itcnfs o f ' In te r e s t 1 '.'tl I a •^ �■ ■ ■ ¡¡H R THE SANFORD HERALD P A G E SIX APau« 1 ?. i m Revealing Charm of Classic Coiffure Builds Benzol Plant Completo in Twenty-Nine Days. First In United State« Since W a r Be­ gan, T u m i Out 800 Qallona Dally — 8upply W « i Formerly From Gsrmany. After All, Carter’s is the Best Oran*«*, N. J.—Completion ol the first bentol plant built In the United Htali'* elnce the war baa been an­ nounced by Thomaa A. Edison. It waa finished In the record time of 23 days, from atx to eight months usually being required. "T T Ilrniol la used In making aniline dyes and synthetic carbolic acid. Practically tho tfhtlre supply always has come from Germany, and tho war had not been long In progress before thero was a ecarclty. Edison uses a ton of carbolic aetd a day In* making - phonograph records. When tho war mado carbolic acid aenreo he decided to make It synthet­ ically. Hut ho needed bentol, and bonsol was oven more scarce. 8o first he had to raako the bentol. With characteristic directness, Edi­ son gathered the latest information on bentol manufacture. He decided on tho method of extracting It from coal gas in preference tn tM -potroIoum system of Prof. Walter Illttman pf Columbia university. Then he de­ signed a system of apparatus that would combine cheapness and speed of construction. Ho well did he succeed that tho first plant, phlch Is In Johnstown, Pa., atld on which work was started twen- A coiffure which In beautiful from any point of view la not met with ev­ ery day Here la one which la exquis­ ite from whatever side you look upon 1L It convinces one that there la nothing quite so pretty an curls, and should prove that the classic lines, which It follows closely, have never been Improved upon. Tho hair tor this coiffure la waved and parted at tho left aide. The abort hair about the forehead and lemplea Is curled Into very short ringlets Tho back hair is brought to the top of ttm crown and rolled In a loose «oft coll The waved front hair la brought back to tho coll and pinned to It, leaving the ends free Theao end» are »rpn* rated Into strands and curled In short Ught curls. They aro pinned close to the head about tho coll. Finally We have it in every color-and for every pos sible purpose. "Remember the Heralc you Want INK. r * • s • for Office or Fountain Pen, with tli Patent, Dustproof Pourout. Pints................... .............................. , Half- P-ints........ : ..... ........... ....... .7. ~ 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler. 25c T r y P E N C R A F T —You W ill U se No O th e r We carry constantly in stock a Complete 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. Carter’s Writing Fluid in Quart Bottles.................... 75c Tailored Costume Has Won Approval Carter's Writing Fluid in Pint Bottles...................... iOc type. It Is, however, serving Its pur­ Edison is getting nil the ben­ tol he needs and has had a little left oVer for his friends. There Is not much prospect, however, It was said at the Edison laboratory yesterday, that there will bo much for public sale The Edison plant In Silver l-ike, N J., Is said to be the first synthetic I carbolic acid plant in tho country. It Is turning out olio and one half tons of acid n day. pose. Circus Fat Man’s Body, Too Big for Hearse, la Sledded to Ita Grave. new P E N C R A F T IN K a narrow bond of silk or velvet rib­ bon la fastened about the head to sup­ port tho waved hair nnd keep tho ring­ brought to 2,000 gallons dally. Tho bentol apparatus devised by lets about tho face In place. Edison. If easier to build, Is some­ Hut one’s hair must bo naturally curly. In order to mnko successfully what less permanent than the usual TEN LIFT NEGRO INTO COFFIN * Just received a shipment of Carter ty-nlno days ago, now Is turning out 400 gallons of bentol a day. Edison Is planning another plant In Sydney, Nova Scotia, and still another at a yet unknown location. Tho total bensol production thus la expected to be the short ringlet» about the coll Also there must be no end of time to give to hnlrdreaslng When neither of these requisites Is present, pinned in curls are to be used They save time and stay In curl better than the natur­ al hair. They may ho bought In any length needed and ore always ready Even one who cherishes a prejudice against acquired hair will forgive its use when It Is Impossible to detert It and when a coiffure in as adorably pretty as that one described and pic­ tured here JULIA B O TTO M LE Y. t [FLUID, Carters Writing Fluid in Half-pint Bottles 25c Carter’s Writing Fluid in 4-oz Bottles.. 10c Carter’s Writing Fluid in 2-<>z Bottles 5c Carter’s Koal Black Ink in -1-oz Bottles m< Carters Koal Black Ink in 2-oz Bottles f><< 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 Household Ink, 2-oz Bottle [jJ . Carter’s Red Carmine Ink (for banks and large olfiees) half pint 50c Carter’s Fountain Pen Ink in Black, Green oi Violet l()c Carter’s Mucilage, 2-oz Bottle 5c Carter’s Stamp Pad Ink (for Rubber Stamps) all colors Htgbee. M o — It took ten men to lift the body of I’ rlnt llrookn a negro fat man In a circus. Into a specially pre­ pared coffin here. »rooks weighed 700 pounds and was antd to have been the heaviest man In the country. Ho was twenty-six years old. > »rooks came homo on a visit three days ago, took cold and died of pneu­ monia. The casket, made by n 8t Ixiuls firm, Im siilil In have been the Inrgest over manufactured. It wuh 2 feet 3 Inches deep. II Inches wide nnd 7 feel long. It could not be gotten Into tho Iioubo and thn weight was too much for a hennjo or wagon bed. After the men had carried tho,body to thrr coffin it was taken to tho cemetery on a sled. 5c 25c Carter’s Numbering Machine Ink (for Numbering Machines <»r Cash Register) all colors......... . 10c CHEMICAL CAST BOTTLE ON THE WATER After Many Days It Came Back Filled to the Neck With Choice Whisky, Virginia. Minn.—A. ». Coates, a wellknown mlqlng man, got a surprise In 1 the express the other day. It .was a bottlo of whisky from a Kentucky distillery that he had uot ordered Tho j odd thing about the gift was that the liquor was In n bottlo that Mr. Coates emptied with a.party of friends while'| steaming down tho Itlver Nile In 1 Africa about a year ago and threw Into the murky stream. In tho bottlo ho had placed a slip of paper bearing M b nnmo nnd address. Someono found tho bottlo and forwarded It to the distillery, where It was filled nnd dent to Mr. Coates with the liquor fac­ tory's compliment«!. The original bot­ tle was presented to Mr. Coatoa by a local xfrlond when ho started on Ms African trip. Covert cloths, ahephcrd’a-checkcd j Tho skirt la cut with wide over find striped suitings seem to be dlvld- lapped stda seams forming a sloping Ing honoh» In tailored suits for spring, panel down thn front. It ts cut with a It Is hard to aay which is most fa- sufficient flare and Is ankle-iongth. In ▼ored. All of them are. developed In many of thoso skirts tho waist line Is many smartly cut and perfectly tall- high, and suspender tops and pockets ored plain suits that are far pnd away at tho sides giro them an air of util* the most olegant or all street dresses, lty that Is very snappy and smart. Somo of tho new models sro what The coal In this suit follows the may be called severely plain, allowing lines of tho figure rather rnoro closethemselves only machine stitching ly than Is the rule In spring styles, and buttons by way of garniture and It has a panel hack and plain ceat finishing touches. Huttons this sea- sleeves finished with a band and two ■on are made of the fabric of the gar- buttons at the wrist. At each aide of ment In many elegant suits, but In the front an. applied strap,-polntod at unusual shapes. In an equal number the end and decorated with a button of designs they are «elected from the and simulated buttonhole, suggests a various composition, bono or pearl de- belt. algna. nut severo lines and finishing Tho suit Is worn with a soft silk do not characterise all the new spring waist having a square tflm-over collar tailor-mades. at the hack. This has a " V ’-shaped The coat-suit shown In the picture opening at the front showing a dainty belongs to the plain well-tailored class collar and restee of lace or net worn that should be found In every woman's under IL Cloth-top shoes snd a pretty Wardrobe. It ts Just right tor the bust- hemp hst with trimming of ribbon and ness woman, tho traveler, or for street cherries complete a spring costume wear where one Andy need for only that merits no criticism, one new tailored costume. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. TROUSERS GONE MANY YEARS After Three Decades Thief 8ent Them Back and Owner Will Wear Them OuL Elkhart, Ind.—J. C. Dannlman of this city lost a pair of trousers by theft twenty-nine years ago. A few days ago their were returned to him by parcel post by the ‘ consciencestricken thief, whoso Identity remains unknown even to Mr. Rannlman. Originally black, tho trousers had faded to a greenish hue, but otherwise were In as good condition as when bought nearly three decadca agb. Mr. Dannlman took them’ to a tailor for pressing, and now expects to gel bis money’s worth out of them. Pardons Woman Spies. Paris—Several woman spies, sen­ tenced to death by court-martial, have been pardoned by President Poincare of France. Y' * . £1, jB S :1 Cal ler's Liquid Glue (mends everything) . Carter’s N ew Vel Vet Show Card Ink (for making card signs) in Black, Light Red, Dark Red, White, Orange, Light Blue. Dark Blue, Brown and Yellow............... ............................ INDEUBLEINK ■w a n » mi„ a*,rian Lmtiffinwtief Carter’s Photo-Library Paste 'in Double Well Jars................... 25c Carter’s Household Indelible Carter’s Photo-Library Paste in ^1-oz bottles with Brush.....;.......10c marking outfit Ink (for marking linen’) with Carter’s Typewriter Ribbons, for any make machine M AIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION The Herald Printing Co 107 Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida �A filli fo IM * TH E 8 AHT0 BD HERALD ===== "" If , N O T IC E OF S A LK N olle« It hrrtby t l ' s a I h tl In pursuin', 01 ■ anti ilr crn of lartciosur* to d sals, mod* ____• • I k » 2S‘ <> d «y « » Mirth. A. I». ISIS, by *ht lion.., «Mr Jamo* W t’ .,kln«. Jude* ol ■ M A S T KB’ S HAIJ; ' •»* * h™ U <*ouH. Sattnlh Juditlal Cirtull, Unde? >Dd by virtue* of i dverev of lor#*- ” * 0** Lh** eftunty of S#minol«4. Flor* U B f l mod ft*Io render**! by th#4 Honorable ¡71, ‘ n ‘ banrery. In that certain r i m » of th* 8«v*nth Judicial Circuit of the 1herein^ pending, wherein J. K T y t e r t la »»i* of Florida for Seminole county |n |romiilalwnit, and Kdwtrd ( ' Kerr and asnrerr *1111011 In a certain caae therein Ann* '* Kerr are defendant*. I «hall offer f rdinf wherein T he Hirerh Lumber C oit»^ í,r **!*• i n d «etl to the hlfheat bidder for -nv la* comida I nan t and W. W Brady and1' £■*” • 1,1 friini «I the court hou»* door at r nV Brady are defendant*, the under Sanford. Seminole county. Florida, on Monirned »• matter In chancery will ‘ be Ird day of May. A !» 191 S. the M. |0*fhe hIf heat and heal bidder. T W r«»h. ■*rn* * legal «ale* day and within the ^ front of * be court house door in San i**«1 bout* of •*!»•. the prop«*rts drarfttie«} i rd Florid*. during the legal houra of iaU ,n *** fln>l derrre aforesaid, as follow« sit m kfnnday, April Stb, 1916. the following uated in the count) of Seminole, to-wtt **,,¡,..1 nr*p*rly, t»-«»lt: «> M M Sm iih '. Suh ^ 0n, brown hor.s mulstism*.! JlrVi »nit * • ! ( ? - T l V " " " J * ' “ * (J,,t ?*•«>“ » Htsing-roron 1.« Ibnul 1,200 pounds: out grby ras,- í i , ^ S. T j r " ‘ ‘ "ile n.rn».l Mollis, m il w rithln* »bout 'j. ' T Rj," *• d “ '» « ( ; « « « ' » in Ik . Put. nunty, ___ UO? pound.; on. brown m.rr muli n . m « l " r U~ ° ' ....... . ‘ - “ " ‘ r. Florid. U i : t l H t ; i : A l»e< U T T F S . u . r. and w.ffh ln o .bout 1.100 pounil*. Special Matter one b«y m .r . mul. named S.r .li and w.l(b iietirge it Herr trig, • In. about I OSO pound«: on. bay mar. mul. Sol Irli or fur Co ñifla in ant nam'd Jan., and writhing about 1200 d - T u«a-&tc . nound«; on. roan roar. mul. n im .d I»al«y. and w 'lfh in t Jibout 1200 pound«. « » . 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Tt-riits .Mutici.il*— s ir jc it y i risii ) ••l l - i - i l - r l ' O ' i - 1 4 ♦ ♦ » v l - l * ' • < »-!-! l i » - * - c i ’ l ! - e H - V t ' t l l lutilllKi-ul furim-m nr«- ac<'kili|; the tvlUi-Ht |iumaUi1i' (livvrMlilcnUon of pro-1 ucLb, many of Until) i-IiiI uk I iik from luflhod, wlilcti t li«*y tiuvo followcil from i Ii IIiIIkhk). K 4 Hi-tiKUHii» a A flO K M A -su t ulJN St.lJ.oK P tneli ci- in Stai, *i I.a w imi I - d e m i i -iurt- t,ar:r(-f •W imv I m i X itldg S m fo rd VK DR. C. G. BUTT ni kt U o i m i" T b i s t II Ibiild tn r S W F etid i • I I MK M H S r l l f r i,f Vpolirsi I„ n f t , 1 «- tkrr-'l I mtr, v-* i ¡ I«•n V*,i **f *Hr Nialut«** ** ir* I» hv » »•i > j*i >r 11 t 11*. I N K **»*»I » I• I<ru inn j pure Tax r ol f a « * vfi 'fu ile No 2514. «Jai«-»! ihr 4ih da) ul Juf.*-, A I». 1 Ilo.MAH i:\|\ J I WII.SON l h<lL ha* fflvil «aifi n fi lib ai*- in ( fnjr nf* I . I I IB,I NUN n u l Htllll.HF.il ib, and ha«* inaili* a|ì|ibrn11 in 'hf l i t -lru»| t o i■■u»*• !fi a rn* r »1a i! *■»- w li l a » Sa 14 rr r *iñratr pmlirgrr» ih r Ittllp* hjf ilr*< ribi-i| irnpi-r» y «llualrit in H*-nnrn.r Ufun iy . r Infoia tu-W'lt: N W *t •*! Hi '« ni S, L , I A WA KHS nt H F Sa*# 21 . T p VI V il *0 F.. h»* *ai»i land tirinff a*-»*»ar4 ai ihr dnlr r>1 ih# binane** nf *ur h rrrlirt»atr in Ih*’ Sanford, * Horida nartia i*f Í*. J. Mufibi^k Ul’ li*-* «al«l rrr111!rate »hall |»e f r »Ir-rmrd atf pnl. n k *#* law l a i drrd wlB laaur l h * m m fifi 'hr t Üt h •l»y H April, A Ih 1915. Wittir*« my nffirtal «iffnalurr and a« al «*»•• ‘ kt ISih day ot Marrh. \ *• I'M E. A l H ) U l î L A F F . t I Irrk CTAfeull Untirt Hrmlnul# • * - , Fla '•••I) By Ja« ( ' Botarla. I» U 5'i 'T uyi- Vir Wilson & Housholder E IJ o n J. .M o lig lito n A u n ir .'T .t'T T i m , F o r P l a n t i n g S o y □ • a n , . Cowpaaa and S o r c i C l o v e r In N o r th Soy I h-i i i m mid v o w p t - u * nlionld n-u he pl.intc -l uttiil i h e l - i o f J u n e in itie Hurt h e r n - i n i c * . atei tin* g n W Ih a t tfip * piu ut.-* m not rapid d u r i n g tinti munUu*Hfflys a c o n t r i b u t o r l o t h e C o u n t r y t ì e n t ie n im i \« olle enti an y ac curate ly h o w m u c h n it ro g e n w o u l d lx* store-1 p l i i u i - nu- i p u t c Hlm llur In t l i c l r jt-iwer to pto vltlt- n it ro g e n in n-cll iiuitt i »n un) ly nd .ip ie tl t o Imi It. but In I 'e itu s y lv a uhi i lu- t o y l»cuit I . sti|vL-rlur. T h e slue u t tin- n o d i i l i — -ili th e t- s its o f ttie soy tieiin w o u l d Im lle n ie t h a t It has great r r p o w e r itim i the enwt>en In r e m o v i n g t l l i r o g e i i f r o m llie ulr A go-Kl c r o p o f w « y lieiius la th e ! no rth m a y c on ta in (tountls o f ul-| trogi-n. utid l a r g e r a m o u n t * h a v e been ehta lm -tl in boiiic c a s e s . T h e cow p o n It should be borne In mind that a con »Wierabie portion otythl* nitrogen tnny not Itavc route Inttn the nlr and, there­ fore. can init be treated as a gain. Sweet - lover may lx- eccdi-d earlier lit the spring, but I have no dntn re PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON M M I I H M N » TUB INTEHUtH Olficr Hour«; 9 to 11 a m . d b 1 p. m. Li- S. Lond Ofltr, i f ( l a i s o i i i l . . f l s u .. , Msprh 20 . 191 & N otlr. i, h , f , b y , f l v s o It,si Thoms. ... ’ ¡ * , r hi»*on. o( Ostrsn, florid*, » t n , PI. ATEI) ANYWHKK E.KVKKV WHKKK Vv,, ,th *<• ' » » 3. r a . d , l l a m n t n d Kn gg m In Uaily, Week m ’a U i *t l «r H*4 ot S i : » i . S»dUin .hm d 5 ) ? . « ' . a w i i . k . ' t l o o ra. T o w n ■ ‘U l h ' » • M Ï , « r t S Z T a lla » has fitsd notico vi ol tnt*ntioi IM.rtdtan ,..». Intention to Halm P ro o f, to t a „ ...... reliable ■rrrire. rtslm . _ C! ? n,,} , , ‘Jon *o M Mtabll.h 1«. for. r u°. L. *ll»» k*. land W .abi * • » * • d «v r ih «J . bo- Free *«tJ n u te .H a < ua figure with you on U ii n g riiiire fhxrge of your odvrru*ing inirffaU. lieferrt?.MCUtk rto-l d. tk T l r lT « 4,lt Court. Court, at Sanford tho •( t»h• day ol May Ma- , IBIS, " ?»-•i V . *• » » ,fc» onero from » l i k i U l rlleota. I*ho«»o 4771 J , LW*£í.tn ,,nM “ wltuorooo! ii- Kc r;!,i*- 01 « a t o » " , Florida, ■ ‘ if Oatooo, 'Florida. Ads I r a Ads M O N T G O M E R Y AdvcrtisinK Company, Inc. ,-. w „ . w X 'A o . v 5s . « f a t u i UT* Iltd« iashaoorino. 11a- Ih It ls nell to thlnk *i-IU It tllvlm- to act »veli.—Hornce Mann A g m t t soul w i l l tic a s s tron g l o l i t e as In th ink. — K lite nron *__ T h e r e Is no m-rwl--— l i k e his th a t s e r » i-- b e m u s e h e lo v e s .— Sir Philip Sidney. ►,\ gu-sl a c t i o n tuyur |^|lshes. neither fa-fore God nor before m e n . — Asiatic Proverb. 1 -*' ««rr r • ■ ;«* LITERATURE. T h e hlHtnry o f n a t i o n s , In the s e n s e o f w h i c h I us e t h e w o r d , I# o f t e n Ixxit atUtlled In w o r k » not p r o f e s s e d l y h is to ric a l W herever literatu re c on so le s sorrow or nsHiingi-H |kntn. wherever It b r i m : » g lu t)h e * « to e y e s w h ic h lu ll w i t h w-nkefttlueas a n d te ars n i ■, 1 in-lie f o r tin- (lurk h o u s e nml th e l o n g sleep, th e r e is exhllittiHl o f tin- w h o l e y e a r . I t h i n k . I l o v e T in - Ix-st that t i m e w e u » i » l tu uppli- tri-m- a r e c o lu t n g t<> m a t u r i t y . T h e m o r e t i l l - o r c h a r d g r o u n d I h s tlrre»l tin- belt«-r. a n d tin- < u i| i- all- -u o f ber rien I , o f a i t i m i Is-uelli to tin- h u g e f r u i t ' up to a - - ito ti! p oin t II I h uu u l - o tu c r o w d tIn* o r c h a r d , alni l itrii i n i ' l I»- t a k e n not I " luv Mn- v i t a l i t y I o f tlo* '- i l l t-- tic.u It\\ lo u Ih e ■ all T h e l i t t l e s u m m e t uf nil » a l i l i » , l i m i l i ih-, n i b b i h- o f tlo* fall. Iti'-m »e lint t if 14 . 1....... lidi ll.ro »a » U ll lp--ptii.ir it y I - -I ( 1 (' 1 II. Ill k II tv* Jl JK » 1 l .»• J•1M** 1 k , f . ■ ),-• it- -I t i n«tt iiilntgin Ito -1 fie t ou oi k Mill . .1 ii : H( II i - , I It . Il - I to > Il I t 1• I , • ■ i i .I>,„ t a l l y tl,, I Ii . i |i i o , I- I |, ' i I d s I 111* t o d m hp io- tlo- liirgi'Ht ami ninni pr-klllik- o f ali Min* ->t U h atlk n u lil gc s I h ll i a t It kkill g r o n f r u i i i igoroiisly f i o i u J u l y I tu \ug !.*, 'l'ila* l l , - r l » - r l I h tilt- bnrtllest u f a ll b e r i y piatti* l i us lg in n U sI in t ’iilititlri ami Ih ri-comini-mlc-l Inr mu th c m liH-nllllcH. T h e i nr-lliial Ih unotln-i vvomlcrful tas|il«-rry, iM-lng Unrily a m i pnillll c. T h e risi rnnplx-rrv i IIIT-t h gr*-ntl> In weetl». A H i n t to O alrym art, I ’ t-rbnpa y oit arw n i l a l r y n i n n a n d hart- o gtk-k-1 b e ril o f c n t t l e , b u t ttnI IniNlnt-M» l » not pay Ing n p ro fil tim t w ill JiiHllfy y o n ln tn.-iking »<>me ltt)I>rovct n e n U l lin t « -nt wnultl l l k e t o tn a k e n tauft' ttn- p r e m l a e » J ln v e yon n good Io rat m a r k e t 7 laaik It o v e r . T a l k to lt,t i inert linutH uml find m i t w b n t t h e y wni i t n m l wrbnl y o n c a n p r o d u c e nt a prol NI * It carjy o r In te c a b b a j r e l Von j y l g h t Hi»nre e no uffb i n n n u r e to (nnke : x » n e r v o r t w o o f Ittml r e a l f o r tllc a m . ’ Krowr n b utn per c r o p U ta t w i l l b r i n g tu. «ajicr rdurai. M ill g o ld year lu - 'l d e I Intil I "Il ih e It I o n i I » w ill Il I » Mo- bi-l og’ » n f te r n o iin . I .■ ’ S i.i il «n u n •a " f Mie 1 lu It Ib is gli.llt-r I 1. , It ♦» ; III'«. *si »» «i I lb«* MH'tllHl » . Talk to One Man i .i ken l i m e l o w li i s p o r in « u r ear tin is n ..... n u t 111.m f*u i ‘ i tl-i* irt, oh lu »I Sill I If I. 4.1 I i - I I e u It - . i n n i - I l o I . « I t I I* 4l - n .4. » * v a r i e t y lln- Syrinttm - 11«-«I w uniti Inp|lt-‘i-(] n i , - n e all ntlik'fs, It Ih h i i Ii I t<- ulti li t i a - . - . t* I l - * »»'* I f , ' ? * leni to l imo--- tt x lu g lc -ninnici i na i » I V rh n p H I f ou c t i r «t content i -- t i o j i r u I ..r Ui • ' c . i ’ .-n 2.1 golilet) 4" h i . I t ► t -Ik I -I,, i -, it b -rr y inori- • toni-ly th a n no nio o f the o i l i e r p u r p l e sorts It is p r n p n g n tc d 1>v s u c k er s mul y i e l d s Inti s p a r i n g l y Tin- - o! ni i Id m U o f tin- S h a f f e r t y p e Ian 111 • ■ i ly»t li I 11- i I lo Vi l i e ..... i- , I- -1 ->f • "lu U o - o it !• Id -li'-l f--r III in 1Idi1 r . l l ' i V1 " i . . . , 4.11' . I|l). i 1 Id 1 cud -n 1 It» *» «* Of 1I« f 11, l| l'4 1 .1 1 1■-T .|U»1«4 ll II 41k 11 (14 «1 . - i •-i li"im1 ki»*« 11 1 'll IO 1 !■» Itti* 41 lililí k |g"| Mil4* 1 In • fr u i i i-< t* u * * 1 nm l " i i V l i b i l i t i l t ..........inolio t», kk .1l i I tilt* c u i T elep h on e N o I i . i . . i ,e t in- l i n o n i iii-iii it I d u ) s i mi ti-i’«- l ' u n iti Mie yea r. U t i c o i. «I h liii'i- T . I i s i o g w e l l middle till, Pcm onal A tte n tio n A n d II ohI KfTortit |O p p o s i t e L'ily H a l l w h o le « •Ikk I , 1' I ti> I t c r c iv c H M y » 4.li ­ l t I . Il a: t, it ' filili I kk .1' l u l l I tl I t i A i i a l Míe m ui.,' n o d I t » i -Hi I I 4,1 g tiding («¡ Hic i io ipil i 'i nt day • I..- • - If i k ci y - n i ly the A ll W o r k of me f luti.now t. t e 1a|-o| ill log fe l l kk III Mul lu ll had 1 mir --III o| «fil * I ’ ^ d 1I 1 1 ..--i 1 • Jb* » i in il.li t " 1. I- t 11*id| there '■•II 'A <t.-1 Hi ' ( » I h m ight -•( to i ry a m i H II .1 i -1.1• «* lim i li • - I ' .-I •i«M il * 4*1 Ii • 1 11li u n i . •lì -it 1! 1' .. T l. " ; i m ilt’ i llil., li It- 11 I l i - r i i oil ►U * « 1 » •J. • * . - ! ,.M lilJ h Jul« i <1 laud VtlM'U*, 1!.. I.I." k i p ' w lit- li m i ■ C. H. D IN G E E ■I M » in a ili o i \ li.inl - oun-' i-, tlo- l - a n t i g pe r im i Hie w l- i- 't c o ltr o - I ' to n - u i o v e IIII -In i I f i l i l i ’ I li -11g li i , : , t 11 11 - I him I-c gt- u u in u l i m n . .i u ii I lo iIII III.(Ilk •1111- I ' t lie u t * ( , i l ' " " II 1 i U* l ili ,/• il 1-, t Ili- I-« . n » m i n . : 1I ll'll' 1 III 11 I n i ' V%. 111! i J t., 11,1,1a I d .1 • • ' — -Paw-twoptw re*Hrmrti«nTtfariKiir.* er there It«« In the modern shells and explosives. This unusual picture v|vldly tells what an enormous amount of lleatructlon a shot from one of the French 76 raw. jouts ls »bto to accomplish. When this honta was struck by tbo shell tho force of the ahot cut tho anltnal In two and lifted tho fore half of tho carcass Into the tree. GOLDEN .W E A T H E R . . 1. .| lot »r-I • * I. •■ 1 I * * » tit Ml b I I I»l -- I ' * • no »ti- t -- i-i cry Mil ' l l "1 *-k I . tt IW lllll'l III ' , n o t ' ■I • an i-nìk r r t i v c m c n t in ti’ ti j.iif e r i.iik i ti> the w h o le - c o ni tm t n i ty - M ■ • , I I I " i .il io an ('.inch the ¡dea Y lin* h i , « I t i o f I HIM* iff ¿iiralf:| H UH»ij|||\ 3 h - i i h T Mi.in i l i o n r * L tinti i m i v i a u i l h i i II- t»H I M11|1111** aaf llitroiTiHl. r » l l t > I Tl * ». ! f *»f I hf lilt i *tut'u ln -»it nlLiifii i laid E LE C T IO N • It ) i i ' l.c,‘ ii m i olii.-la I d o t i u f tu* r • * « * o In u I |o f «f , h i * oui»'** i • •I ,t («h'»» «Mkilt Ii. » M b* ll u t ■t -I 1 1»J,h -1 >1 t i n . * \ . ;n •• i It.•r f I- a I I I |. » « i , k i u Í', , i K..» « ti i I » «.* * Mli.U •I l i « i * it,, •I.i «1 i *• m ««I - 1% «i i*«i Mi . f «I. • 1 * i » tii»*4 11 io ii- o| ilo* l i m o n i l i *-r i il - *«#.*'ti in III* I li. a il II l ........ - I pf.iM 11| « I I •> Ila olii I lo- l e n g t h ot linn- th a t t h e a l f a l f a u r i I n- a \ i i l l i i l i l e -Ii -|h-ImI h i I|m.|| tin- III.I k o f ilo- ol g ioii i n a l i l i Tin- lui j., 11niv In ain » a m i » w e d < In k er killi k I- ..I up p r.o 11, i llv nil o f t t i d r nilrog-'ii e liio Mo- y e. 11 In I Ii«- i . i ' i - o f ma I ...I ii'iriinn-». inni ,''piH tally olii al m m ii I i in p la n ts. • ompi- to i l « * 'a y w i l l rii p u i e »cv i-riM venr*. m n d t deiu-mllng upon » o i l i-uliiltlloDs P e a c h L s a l Curl. (•each lent m i l I» ii i l l ’ i'iis c Mint lui» I- -n >n u d i l i ; n t*i--:ii ih-ul n f iliitmnrm tc**-iil ki-.ir' ilir o u g in iiii tin- l e n i r a i l-Hiril « l a i , - ' T h e Ic u h -h ,-nrl np t o m w i t h e in g ra y » o i m - i l i n i — m a r k e d self I hi II ih I i l i u e s u lp li llr ax hooii n s 'the tlr»i g r o w l ii u f f o l i a g e has r e a c h e d full »b e T l n x - c m d l i o i l s n r e f u l l y th», illusi in t h e l a t e hooks on ix-ueh c u l ­ tori- or In m a n y o f the lx —t tip t-> d ate ■ • rUrn-tit - I n i Ion hiiMdliiH » 'n i i n t r y • .• ..Ih-IUMIl l .im - t th, H o r n 'i OF JUDGES, t .. k l o t " tifi* |udi bu y .-f cn. Ii « m i e 111 oik ». » i • ti tur - a iid ld n li- » I.I 14|-"| . t i l l 1.4 fe d e ! .1 I Judge. * « . . ,10*1 t lpt1 III Willi.OH tl* *t I - Dr. J. T. Dcnlon OFFICE IN GARNER 4 WOODRUFF BL »G Olfi« Phono 271 ^ Krai-Unc, PSoiw i »5 TTIe ivfmfe- evtx-rtenrrr -rrf-llfe. In stiiuli ItilugB uml In grcat1— wliat ls lt? It I* un aggregate of reni fune».—Ghidstone P lu m b in g an d G as F i t t i n g The Shelter Sanatorium E. A . n o u c fi.A S H . vlstk » if suit CoUrl Ssminol, rouoty, f t » . _ . By J i * C. Ilobcrt-. U. C. N -rH s lU Tlm-w- wItolit the w-oriti ngrce to » all gretti are filose wbo bave dono or producisi somethlng of permanetit value to hunninlty.— l-Toiidu n w.-trmrT l a t l t m l c doc* e - n u l l j ; .w»lL’ • bnrncier Ir»>tn Mie blai-k - ap The lai I.e |' propagatiti frolli Mps, tlo- i tal* Nullrr nf AppUralbtn fot T a » Hr rii I ndr» Huiiin IJ , ll iv h n p I ML of Un- enne» w Iteli bniJetl taklng nn»t n .i n f i l i l i . Fin f‘ «‘#llii» 573 « f thi4 ürnr-ral Hiatuir nini formimi lite new (iluuU Tbo rtxl w ith |iur|,1e. n m l full n(T th e tr-*ca. T h e Sotie# it hereby given 'tha! Florida 4•moti H . o---m i» - -Company, o n p in jf p purr u r rhl iai«er i i f <if of T a i IVrIVr* laspla-rry l'ropagate» fniui sitclu-ni ■1 -.-ii »,• i n i , i f | iie v eii( 4-il by (-it r ly I w i l i * N'n, 3J3 , «itte-dl the 4th day of June V o t i run Ubili*11 t l i r r*•ti " it i T I'1HI «>ii(* ¡Illy Miai Hpiing up frolli Mie muli» of thè *|i l y i n g " l i l i l im e Htilphnr u r by s p rin g l9us- .hV nlr*1 ltu o Iliti* h-, y.*..«, m v i1i1 a ■ » ' l l " - " Í New S Sink my and ha* mad** ip p l i m i n n f *«r piircnl ptnnl. Wllli some va ridica, ca a, i .iy 111-g w |t h - If b o l l i l i llnic-uillp liur Lm deed to iaatir» in arrordanifp with l a « | hh lally Ila- *'ti» Ii IkT». thca<* stickera are nlb -r tbe f o l i a g e I» out. T h e latter ^rftifféate embrace« the billowing dr*»* "O***! pu>p*rty .¡tu str ,I in H'minols Coun! throvvn ti|. »n fr-H-ly n» tir Interfere io, linai I » g e n e r a l l y inUT-nxl 7 * Horida, to-witlieg N K. cut nf L i t w i t i t e l e prodi i d i velica* of thè (ai retti S in c e I b e Uliteaue l i v e « o v e r In tllc L T F* 20 , It. 30 FL, run 8, 10 rh «.t| T a k e t h e 1 1 o ’ c lo c k tr. in p la n i# mnkintc ll ttuceaaary for lite m r l m r t t f n i t n y e a r to y e a r, ll w m tl i l lx«u ^ r ^»*i K* c ha. Acre« |ilanlutloii In Im- n-newed after It hns e • Il tu lx- pre|>anHl f •,r a i I g o r o u s c am S s ; • r r t.r ti.u 'îïiL ^ UAV,s f o r s t e r * m n • Ph» ,ifUn * " a u r , , ‘ bo name of I*. (¡rrmon'I. Unie«« »« id rer Iwinie frult fnr l'vo or tliree yi-ara. v ign u f p n - v i ' p i l m i T h i s s lm iilil lxUAcate «hall he redeemed arcordlnar law. Any vnrlely may he kcj^ Iti frult for g in w i t h n Mini-sitlp lm r t r e a t m e n t lxlag deed «rill Uati# thefvon on the 23 rd d,L « ' ArrII. A. D. I»l&. tnaiiy yciira If Ibe yrnnig sttekera are fot,* the h u d » 0(4, 0 mul m i g h t In- fol .it , * * * tay cfltilsl tlin slu p . m i l ».st • llpixxl oIT tritìi a hoe, the untile un h-'-.-il w i t h a Hilh'i-ipictil Hprny ltig w ith this th , 22nd day ot Msrrh. A !* 19U , l.nve's secret |s to Ix* nlwnya ilolng thlngs fot l.o-l nini imi lo Inltnl bis mise tino are mieli » ery little onr*. —K \V l'nl»er to j th e sum II a m ) |muni I line (tla n is w h en p l o w - i l d o w n in J u l y — p r o b a b l y f ro m th irty to fifty p o u n d .. The-*o t w o In SAYINQS OF 8A0ES. The Journey of high hottor lies not In suiootb wuy» —Slr Philip Sidney rtto n T A tit.it rr.ATi ita .......... ... ..G E O . A . DECO TTES.. VALUABLE LEGUMES. WHAT ONE SHELL OID In I t » no b lest f o r m t h o I m m o r t a l l u f i u e i i c e o f A t h e n s . — M a c a u lay. •.»1 « ii V • I IMutili* -MI!» P A G E S E T E If Scientific Farming j By C. C. B O W S F I E L D lift*4 V IT.» I ic n lis ls -*-1! -t * 'T H « H W W » » H « M » ft » m fr ,1 Making the Little Farm Pay Tlio luixlvru Byslpui of aKrlculturo n->luln-H loiimtff^liil ItU-ttn In market’ lnif nml a fair ctt.li reiurn for rnpltnt. lut>or ami inai^aKi'niFtit ttivolrnl. Mix­ Tbou, Ko Ä o n V ^ o w V ^ 'Ä N-,U:.;,,| . i Ä u n r' W1, ':" d. ' ed fartuliiK 1» “ l»roa»l way will lilve ; Î Â M t a Ç « ^ b . . k m , ttW-erand»-* K o ^ ' ^ ^ 'ï y '^ V » " .haf'Vïr^U fi Uila InisliicM anpovt to ibe vocation, brown hnra. mut. nam.d Hob and l l . h n n . v * , 2. 1 ,£r , ■ltOU* 1>0? ""•.imlm ¡ Nu- 900-'''*'"1Hi' Si-d day of J«M. Á lí nml llicrcforc atnilloun iucii am! worncu In the country uro maklne expert S S BSopiSSÎ J rfhin‘ I ^ . p m ^ i a u r n l u n u . Monday. May! Ä ’ Ä I" cer* nieiita with |>oultry. frulta of many tifleate rtnbracrs the fullowing deacrlbed ! 1,14 OEO. N. IlMJllY. klnS-a. vegetable* In great variety, tilf proper t y aituatrd »n Seminofr County. Special Master in Chancery Florida, to-wit M«f n*#»* ft. W and TOS ferent kltnla of live «l-H*k am) new M*»•*■) A' Warlow. ani« for ('nmplfa f e N. « I !| Ser ¡poat un S lid y., run W mcthotln of cultivation. S5-Tue*- 9tC GT01 ft, N. 17 &U fl , S'K|y alnng La i # 350 ft, H. tu polftt 320 ft \\ uf beg Sec 23 . ItuBplx-rrlCB nml other huah fruits t>c Tp 19. II. 30 The aaiif l*nd being a«*« ased at the date lung in a scheme of this nature nml |p the County Ju d ge's Court In and fitr of the lajuanre of aurh ci-rtiArat» in the Seminole Co u iily . Il-Hida will—prove n pn>ritnli|e feature, there ñame nf Anthony W. Hroen, tfnlewfl *aid 1 , r. Ea«««* o* , . certlñcate ehall be redeeme*! arcurdliig lo being a steady demand for such jffo8' W H UbdcrwOOUi ueeraard l * * i *■* de-ed %ill U* up t herrón on the nets at reintineratlvc t>rlct*s. The Inhintice uf A d mInlatr 11riI ’ Sale S'utice 1* hereby g*ven that under and 23rd day of April. A Id 19) 5 . vestment Is smalt, and the relums |,y airtue of a certain Order of .Male, la«u* Wit Boat my official aignalure and •# inc out of and under the teal of the County ‘ bit the 20 th day of March, A l> U* 15. come cpilte regularly nfter the first Judge** Court of Seminole County. Flor‘ V**ll K . A . D DUtiLASH. year. The work of planting nml car­ •da on the 6th day of April. A. 1>. 1916, Clerk Circuit Court, .Seminole Co., Fla. ing for Imrry hushes Is simple, and that I »HI, aa AdminlatratrU of tba e*« w . n y Jaa. C, Hoberta, I>, C, tat# o t W. II. Underwood, deceased, «ell « 1-Twee-Ste failure Is almost out of the fiiiestlon. to the higbeat and beat bidder for taah .1 3 S.J .! . ■» a Ik'f «aa. at a I 12 I 11 n' ^1 . L roonr , . Herrin* can be grown.In uu orchard on the rd day of! hfay o'clock In front ol the* atore of the tato tL 'trtTT-r.'rnnnnmge nuruinrt "nr Underafb'cMl. Uh ÖliF'H^FÄ'üi ' between Sec* / T l W T y , ond and Third etreota In the city of Sgg, InwlaUU tl money In the year* when peach and ford. Seminole County, Florida, all of the I ûu*ui ,î % filtrine een, Diatributeea, and cartonai property belonging to aald eatate. To .fn ^redHor*. Legatee centi*ting oí all ef that rertain line of Faraona having C Iaim* or l demanda merchandiae componed of the following good*: Milnat »aid Lutate Blacksmith ehop. fliturea ami tool. * <**<‘ b of you are hereby noraJnla. oil*, wagon*, harm**, ajutdlery. unÄn‘* required to present any claim* fin ••bed wheel» for hugglr« tnd wagon*. an<1 demand« which you. nr cither qr you. paint bruihe*. raw material*. hUrktmith " 1*>r have again*! ihr w*tate of Auguata A. iron wagon fliturea. wagon factory ma* *S‘ fnrlT,' drcea*#d. late of Seminole Coun* cMncry, office fliture*. Including de*k. *'»fc. ‘ X- rlorlda. lo ihe undertigned etecutri* and all line» of personal property carried » ' ‘ bln two year* from the -lai. In »aid store llat-d M.rrh Unti. V l> l ' - l i fhi* «ale la aubject to mortgage i en of 11 >a si ititi \ t: p \ Itti \ M o n i ; , I ,,ui* H Fisher, which «ahi mortgage i* 1 tsculr I • dated i l b day of January, 191?, and re* -•! Tu o SI r corded lu ‘ be record* of lirangr count). —----F1ori>ia, on the 19 th if ay of Januar). A M J9I2, in Mortgage Book, No. 21* at Fagr 166, N i n n i; o r a k .s n ; n m k n t Thl* the 5th day of April A. U . 1916. Ton ali «h n m il may rumrrn, T * k s notlrs. E M I L Y J. If rf H E It W O O f I, f T hat 1 ha ve beer» named »»»ìgnee by C. II Administratrix of W, II Underwood, de- i fUrhard«on, a«*lgn«>r in a deed conveying the property botn real and personal of the "a «'»!, a K. t’ owrr», Att y. •aid a*aigntir. for the benefft of his rfed TuntM I itora, which deed provide* f»r an r^ual - i, d ist n but inn nf the »»«ignnr* teal anil perMin ■! firu(i*-rl j ■»mini th* •r i r f l t r fn l In (Tauft öf 1 a uw I j iutl,»« Hrmlniitr I oun *!*»»* nl t hr skill ■••tarlili in r «f uní ¡i r is|k,«r I), Stale « f Flur bla 1tSifl* til » hr If f (i[u r|1\r (Irmnrnj«, >ntl I n rr F.alâtn of >11 c Í ihr r m i l l opro «if »hr •nli! »»vif nor J K Kankin t|acra*nf i»itt lake rpiiire arrtirtlmfl) of thr fari uf S o iirf I» hrfrby f T eft t u nit » li*i n* if t » i jn nir ur ari I »?• •atlr -1 u|>i<n f ■- til. Puai uifirrrn, t h l 1 *' » Tir '»li ■!•' 'f » it h ni» * n 6 Í t ■■« 4\ -fa>* .f . iu . il. r t A 1» 11» 16. f-l « |4piLta '«i If* ufs frani, jfi Mr» •I « I * of if Itr >•»p«| I In li on »it ati if* I irt» re«* 1• II** i' :£ Jtutc* *'f b itili* of i fir * I air w ti |i it. four oi «xi I ft* t#»»m sani i i y-f »• Jotljfi- uf *ba! fol Iti) Ihr »late hrfcnl • *»*f fi *l|trmrnt* *sf flirt» ft nal <1t*rharf * »• rÌxa«*ulMi f tío r tat* fe*it(*f|iir »lain»* » ( H i d Ih*- «^1*1 a«»igri»ir «if * k Kankln, ij##«,»»rt1 am| *t «h Ifair.l March I \ '• I • I «an • t tmr I » 0 1 fir#>** t- » tn * • n*| » ■ nr t \ \ S ' I f l««»1 **l. %** *. a - » ir i*'i* nf *nl-f - I j ' r a 1 4- i I •-• M\ *»if11«*?• »•1 I'll« s U f * Tl*' •am ' Ajittl .'Irti. A I * 191 * Mi*. K. f; Il UT» IH * i * v V T Hay. In i-i per Intent' tu ilelcrniltie itie am..nuts nml kind of hay to feed buruea It ivn* found thnt the home» timi Tevelved the smaller amount of hay Mwo-third« a a tmich ns they would have eateni had more life and «went less than those that were unlimited to tbetr hay. M> -1 iti i ■ii . w in 11- iii.iny 4.1 Ml.• 4 II' I 4I I pillili-» III till- pH») ! Star Brand ¡ t,.ik y* li ni Idgli rank tin- I n t r o ­ iti! t u n -if ii-'ii-in.il I>-11 by dll I» t l*i 11-1 i m li.i ' i l t ' l Un t l ) I n ju r e d lio- i liurm li-r o f i h e h e m h fur li-attiliig m u n i i » «» an d aldllty. Tin- ialini nut toll und e i t » tilín o f it j -1.1 -c a r c u-iw l o tu- tin- r - - u l t iif^ lii » **ik o a- Ilk Ilk MUd " I till till l i n i , ■ ic* uiUHtiin-1-» S«-w »paper 111*i ■ .in- i i- i - l.'k ' ,i i n i i ' l ilnpor lam p ail iliuiigli f o u n d e d on i ii • ninni a t|,-CH i|l|lle I f r e i e « a lit. Ill i-iiii«idi-i lug Judii t.il - p ialill cH T in - n - ' i i i t " I ilo- p n - ' c i i t l e n d r i e y I» « e e n in Mie d l s g r i o e fu l e v l i l l d i l o n ' u f m en i'iimtkidgiilng fur Mu- |Mi e " f 'ta le »n preim * J in L i i l "1 ii't.llig ' u l e » un Mie g ru iim l liuti Mn-lr d i» I hI oiih " i l i linke i p a l i l i a l a r elusa f a v o r . — l ' t ■i ’ ri-stdi-nl T u f i P ositively iiuarantf.il M a il# for all Mat hliir • S I ' and j MultiKopy g iîié THE Il may W VT eb^ FLAG. lx- nniigh t but a JB . b it nf cloth A n d a » p l a s h o f c o l o r ti|»>u a »ta lT A t h i n g f o r tin* Id le c y n i c ' s s n e e r . A n d Mu- c»tt)m>tMilllnil's la u g h CARBON PAPERS Finest Carbon Paper M ade Entry S t . i l P s rltc l I tut ónix* In a f o r e i g n la u d , w h e r e a ll W a s w u n d e r f ill, j f r a n g e and n e w a n d fair. C I Imd.i-d and xii w . w n i l n qu ic k » ii r p n s e Recognized Standards I I ....... . kI flag tliuitltig 111e r e r •# s ■i * i>y A n il lu lu m y heart Ihl-re e m u s n Mirili • * A l a i a iut»t o f t e a r s e n m e o v e r m y eye. ( A m i I . uuden-tiMHl nA n e v e r 1 fore W h y men are be- to die -J It. Tnylor. w illin g Herald Printing Company Sanford u �f PAGE EIGHT THE SlNFORD HERAI-D a o o o a o a oooooo oooaoaoo oa oa o o o oooooo oooaoaaoaaaa 000000 c Force won’t change k\iem. The rea son we Hjnnnt mBke a srflk puree-otr of a sow’s ear is because it is a sow’s ear. It is not silk. A natural­ ly dirty man cannot he made into a cleun tnan. It is because he is a -dir­ BUDGET OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN ty man. It is an iron law of nature YOU AND ME.” that only those may ho saved who can accomplish their own salvation. Dirty towns will exist just as*long as dirty people.exist. Dirty towns will disappear when clean people pre­ dominate. A slow town will always, A C IIIE L IS A M O N G VE T A K IN G N O TE S AND F A IT H . _ ° have (lies on it." I CURBSTONE GLEANrNGSj 5 — j EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT § “ HE’ LL P R E N T ’ EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. 1I rW ARD RAM AATSEA ♦ Remarkable Letter.- From French Naval Officer. # * «♦> w CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1 ♦v li In the Dark— Is Broken by the Discovery end Deetructlon of a Torpedo Boat. ■For Rent— Desirable keeping rooms at ,1 l| For Rent House and hath on Myrtle in. Inquire of I{j|| office. For Item— Several rooms over Vowel)’. ^ All Local Adv.crtlnetnentB Under ’ Yowell & Co Thin Heading TH R E E CENTS a - Vnr .. . .-----------Line For Each Insertion. Minimum pd room caBtern i<;rs* me, Charge 25 Cents. |ern home; private family v ^ Parts.—There hae come to writes Paul BcotLMowrer In the Chi­ , - ■ - rates, Gentlemen — ■ - UI* ^ cago Nows, 4 remarkable letter from 5 lnriooking oyer the list of sena­ lions and the divorce courts should drew. Box 1084, a naval offlceV, who te cruising with -Ji__ __________ tor* ami r*> rcsdhln lives It orcurs to Jiavo a long holiday. But desertions the FTcnch fleet in the Adriatic, bunt­ Furnished room fQr me that llorida»ought to Ins welt will continue to be nymerous and x, Continued from Page 5 t FOR SALE ing tho Austrian foe. It gives a vivid east corner of Park and SeV<n^ T served: by the' pretent legislature. the divorce courts will still be busy. picture of the solitary drama, of ..war The law makers are from every walk Neither the bureau not the govern­ Puluston and. Hon. Forrest Lake and at sea. Here It la:.. 58-tft of life and they, have started lhinga ment. not.aoy. uLhet. eatthly. power Billy 4U11 iuJLhe. Hill car. "It 1* a black night The wtnff-fs- - J ’or ¡¿ale .Good- farm atr O lery avenue, 4 acres tiled, with two wells, . with a rush demonstrating that there can make men and women act to Another party of young people tcrrtble, the swell raonetroua AU 3 acres cleared and untiled. 12 room J will he no time lost. Here’s hoping make all homes happy. No one rule lights are out. Darker than the night they keep up the gait and pass all of conduct will fit all cases. There enjoying an auto ride to Orlando lthout a single noise aboard, the house with all modern conveniences,! 't*7lnd The"other? watata Hot and cold water in hath room the laws that will benefit the people Is a personal equation in each home on Saturday were Misses Lillian i £ »♦ »« i that is peculiar to that homo. Mar­ Higgins, Lora Tifft, \ irgmiu Brady.. UDon tw0 BCn that nothing may pass. and kitchen. Good hot house in of Florida. • • • riage always will he a lottery." Not Fern Ward, Elizabeth Stafford and Ten miles to tho north, ten miles to j yard. Large,, barn, gqod tenant Wanted— Farm* any »up »nd W Mesara. Harold. W’aahhurn. Allan the south, they aro bolding their blind house, good chicken yards. Qoing lion. Alsu tract of land lot ro;5. * The Southern Bell Telephone Co., all men can have big wives and not Jones and Wm. Pope. course. All seems to sleep. for a bargain. See me quick. II. C. station. Write Brionne. 23 d ti ' that was to have purchased the San­ all families will he large. Sometimes "Our lookouts at bow and stern, lost Du Bose. there seems to be .more profit in dis­ St., New York. x »*** 62-Gtc ford Telephone Co:, here ‘ cannot _ _________ t>I-7ty Miss Margaret Neal, the attrac­ lu shadow, are rolling and pitching cussing the weather than in giving raise their rqtes according to the like phnntoms, while not a single tive guest of Mrs. T. A. Neal re­ Wanted- To exchange farming For Sale— My six arrd truck farm llailsoad Commission. The people advice to husbands and wives about turned to her home in Orlando yes­ sound breaks . the Incomprehensible grazing land in Voluriu county W on Beurdall avenue. Price 11500 here do not care so much nhout the how to he happy. silence. Hut the cannon are ready. terday afternoon*. house and lot In Sanford. Appjj k • * f n nd terms .on part if desired. 67-lc. raise in rates if good service could be There la a man behind each-1Aided «* J. H. Hutchinson. 1 1 th and Li-^ piece, his Anger on the trigger, never )ia d . for the additional money, but f Summer time is upon us and it Mrs. E. D. King of Saul^hury, For Sale— Three fresh milk cows. avenue. tho proposition to raise the rates behooves every one who has a- home N. C.. is the guest of heridlpqghter, closing hlarcyea from tho moment ho Martin Doylo, Monroe, Fla.50-tf goea oa duty to tho moment of his doe* not seem good to the commis- and every one who has a yard to & »* :J E vJ L ¿¿chary— ------------Tetter. Aloft.’ the »earcnnglltirtWS.' Wanted— Pasturage for t*o ttn .aionara-— ThU-mattar-ahhuld be set­ keep the wme~tn thtrpfnk o f Timin' Hogs for Sale— Car load jusr re­ aro ready at touch of a button to blase near Sanford. Address Itox jyj tled in some manner for I under­ tion. There is no need to have flies C o m in g E r r n tn forth, to seek out, to harass. And on ceived. Write Martin Doyle, B. D. Sanford, Ha. stand that the Southern Bell intend­ or mosquitoes in this city and if 55-tfc Boston Lyrics at the Baptist tho bridge, tho officer on whom de­ No. 2., for particulars. ed to put tho phone service in Hirst every citizen would look to it our Temple Thursday night. An even­ pends a thousand lives, tho officer of : Wanted Amateur musicians ikg class condition and give the patrons city would be the cleanest and ing of rare enjoyment that should tbe watch, alone beroro God, his eyes Fat Cattle for Salt*—-So mo fine I'lay wind instrument» Him the best of service. ’ However, if the healthiest in the United States at all |insure a full auditorium. on hi glass, peers for hours and ones just shipped in nnd in fine con­ hearse and play on pay iota fd Bell people do not want the plant j seasons of the year. With the ideal hours out Into tho black night and the dition. Address Martin Doyle, San­ In the riext few dayJ \| Stewi there are other |>eop!e who will pur- \location of Sanford, perfect drainnhe, swell. There must be no falling now ford. U. D No. 2. 66-tfr 315 East Fourth m Friday^ night, April 23 an auction chase it. of sight or mind or decision. That pure water and excellent sewer sys­ hox social will he given at the home moment of fulling might bo the very • 0 • tem we have the been chance in For Salr— Some fine unimproved of Mrs. Anna Walker under the one In which the enemy, crouching Found Woodmen i (rele tripi truck land in the Celery Delta in 6 r My friend Forrest Lake seems to the world to get results in the auspices of the Ladies’ Union, (i)n- between two waves, launened a tor­ Owner may have same at H*ri!4ri. Banitary line. If this (act could only and 10 acre tracts. Well located. have been slaughtered on the red gregatiatm) church. pedo or sowed a sinking, mine* . lice by paying for thi» ail. bo impressed upon each and every Low price. Good terms. J. O. clay hills of Lebn the other day. "For an Instant In the unreal dis­ Packard. f>7-lle Whether It was pure case of politics one there woul^ he no neid for doc­ Friday” night of this week, \V C\ tance, great paint brushes of light Wanted— Good two Imr»* vipj or double dealing or just the pitcher tors this summer und while the doc­ T. U. social at the Baptist Temple, for farm purpose' Wagon, m l appear. They grope across tho sky For SaleOne acre of land near going to the well too often is left to tors are my friends they will all to which all interested in the cause Herald. co-tft and sea. stop suddenly, and the wind depot, cleared, tiled and in cultiva­ the imagination. Forrest himself bear me out in the statement that n , of temperance ure invited brings the sound of a Btortn of shells tion.** Nothing better for home and clean city can be made and all probably does not know exactly how Found Some kr "i * irtg I Then no more. Light* and cannon small farm. This is a place where it happened but if tbe prohibition­ them are bending every effort to 11* miv b » I cense The night, the swell, the silence. you can make the lot pay for the fountain peri M a r k h a m l ’ urk H e l g hl s ists killed him he ought to make arouse the people to this condition satin- at t lu- i !• r.ibl M I Hut tho heart heats faster. Out there, H ( ’ Du Bose (52-tfic This is considered by every one to 'they' are roving. Perhaps presently house them explain the whys anti where­ The doctors depend upon the sick­ us what it in and ■.nit tío» x fores. because Mr Lake lias been a ness of the community for a living lie i In- best residential section of the tt will be my turn I «ant to smash For Sale- Five acres half mile use it. No i|iic'ti<u When the brick now lying the lenses of Ihe glass and illuminate prohibitionist ever since I knew him. ; and yet they light for good sanitary city from brick road, quarter mile from from the short pants of his youthful conditions and do not want to trade along tiie road side is laid tin* sub­ the whole stretch of ocean Lost Pocket Iat 11K Which loading station, 0 miles from San­ .lining nk I days to the present time. It is u upon the unfortunate who may full division will have as many advan­ way will they come? Suddenly tomeroail passi* and ol tu■f i-ttpers FitJr ford. county road on one side. All 1 thing white shines on a crest, like the rei urti to \ I > p. - ■ good thing for a man in politics to victims to nccidf-nt or disease. The tages ns any section of city 1f l good black hammock land Two High and dry. good sewerage and mustache of foam under a tiow and rei-eive rew.it. | ask deliverance from his friends as following from the Indi.mu State N. ,*V acies cleared, fenced and farmed 2 " ‘On guard! Fifteen hundred his enemies can he taken care of Hoard ol llcallb is gnod lo ruoti and alertric lights. uluiiy of our bf't i li­ Good flowing well. Price Putiti* Slenitgr. i In f 1 atri ?» yards' Eighty degrees to starboard! years. izens now live out there; man) more and this may be a case of where re me mber Light searchlights! More to tho loft! IH00 Terms to suit customer A P pared to ibi al] ku ‘-irnutmfcr there were too many friends How­ lanv nr*‘ contemplating buying homi* 'ite* "The misuri wp lui V*' no many Connelly. 119 Magnolia avenue «Leeway fifty eight' Fire! work and t -. )•< w■ • . i in thè near future ever. Mr. Lakr can give the slate as <liriy low II» is because tllrrr are so “ All the crouching shadows leap f>7-t f trial wlieti y••;i 1 ‘ eri i The W in ter ju«t p;ts«ed hss lieen gooii service on the door of the house many dirty people S»mo* towns asunder In Ihe bright sheaCof lltrht >•''.<» tx Farm Wanted 1 have a customer t ili' ki ini y . > ’ us he could in the speaker s chair ■<tink bui in such tin• inhiibitants very prolitnhle for ni ali y •■( our Is a pallid specter with three or four i i d»or i-a't e' t Must and the country will probably he 't tnk (IMI No low n i- in it*» elf liad grower* The., bave bruì gnod crup' smokestacks which plunges like u f*■r an improved truck farm 1', . ah i i?4j 2'JO M i" VLu saved lu ils after all It IS ïhi* prit pii» who nir** 1 Tin* •slid reeeived high prices most of ibi- greyhound over tho foam. Fifteen have fair house and outbuildings I () Many of them iu> doubt will cannon at once are spitting ceaseless I( you want to eell see me low [1 i* n ini mir It relierls tile li me * ina Lnst lt.iv 1 !'a« kiird IE tic ly Our phantom ship has become a take the advantage of the auction * JL u as important to know how |it-opli!' A 111an « ho i> ' 1»*an itt mind ohi. whlte -I ■ volcano to keep a husband as lo get one, will IIr* rl*-iiii III person Id)• u •11 h..»r 'ab- lrid.iv, April loth ]n .to p m iM*j For Sale lb line brood sows. rettimeli le |l,i, iv" ■ . "'More in the right' A thousand when u few of the desirable lois wdl and so the Ulrica go Bureau of Pub­ >1 ill'll n iront yard and .1 ••I«.- 1, balk Martin Doyle Sanford. It. D. No. 2 yards!’ lie sold to the highest bidder. lic Welfare has been investigating, yard. 5H-tfc "The hostile torpedo boat disappears Lfttrr °- #fCt in order to tell wives how to prevent N II Garner Co . owners, inaile In an aureole of blows, belrlnd foun­ A 1itteri-d doorway ;iill«! .i ddapi. i» r ''-uA Stapn ' .inuv r For Sab- Eggs for H etching, 1st their husbands from deserting them. ■dated house retlect a littered and ¡a contract last week with Mr. Frank I tains of water, very white under the r fain » What it has found shutters some old dilapidated mind D. Fuller, advance agent of Penny livid elertrlclty Hut still on it comes, prize pen Orlando Fair. White Hocks, wo are (!*■(• i't« Id t* . f2.50. Other pens f l 50. Single cr>' notions For instance, instance, uit nus has neon been nouons r.ir , II f un an overrunning overrunning nuthouse outhouse bnr- Bros, end Thomas Bros, original bringing death. tr'rr FV Tlink tie’ll Comb White la-ghorn. í l ñfi to $2 00 “ Eight hundred yards" thought that a houseful of wailing firrs thp a„ (>y> ,, u because the in- «»in auctioneers of Greensboro. N . C v liter "The Mows are fulling nearer to It per »citing Baby clink* 112 fill per children would turn the father’s „t|nr| of .nry ,.|,..)t t n,._ „ «•’ "< *»• I-'-- »•* >«• ' III .u thoughts to <d ..................... . ....... ... owner ... ... .ten oig mg tbit! tbnt bv by 'o doing dorng t):,t tb;i> »hev Would The» make a wail of water and iron. hundred (or remainder «>{ '«-».'ut» thought’ lo i be he peace and quiet of woefully absent in the er In the aureole of spray appears some­ Southern Oaks poultry l-.irrn. Kn be improved :ir,d enb.tn . places away from home, and then it not. or bmb \.i The old proverb. thing n-it Min k yellow, like a lilt in I er prise, Ha. has been supposed that a large, phys "Cleanliness I' next to godliness, of t ho'e uesold t<5-lHc rl 5 If U 'la' H oarder T he Auetloo Co eurrv their own the eye A shell has struck tho belly leally powerful wife with a tendency was changed by Governor Thomas calling us to hre,ikfa-t u thii , of tbu torpedo' boat and It has blown For Sale— Several pieced of furni­ to boss tilings would cause here hus­ Marshall lo "Cleanliness Ls essential ,,aml und malü It's only five “ o’clock Waitress-j « ivin>î t‘ v,‘ri ’ J up. ture anil house hohl goods at a bar­ band to slip quietly away between to godliness." No cleanllntM. t h e » ,¡0n‘‘ u¿,rm,ínK *»»eir "«'c* “ "The missus tu -.! r it ii 1 -tir ir ui I r*nM ’*’Cease fire! Searchlights follow to gain. Mostly nrw# Call 805 Elm. c.J >'11 two days nnd return no more, eiiteÆ ai n ment at sa me time she 1olii us lo Ii i 1 the end!' of enurtfe, no godliness. A dirty' town! fifi-Üt -I'lireJ ’ firnnktast beton 1to Tbe Chicago investigators, how­ is an ungodly town You buy property at your ow n ’ "We go to look, lo pick up the dead price The company ABSOLUTE­ nnd the wounded Nothing is left— ever, say that a big family of chil­ For Sale 10 acre» of thè ISriest Some low ns. yes. many tow ns, dren anil a powerful wife are strong LY refuse to have any B Y ­ hardly a few splinters of wood kmd of hainmock land in thè Black Heighi have flies on them. They have flies 1-.J of “ 'Lights out!" anchors to hold a man to his home. BIDDERS Harnmock country \hnut 2 miles The heiglit > on them because they ure dirty . i J» "He return to our course, to tho Which makes it appear that the This city is hound to keep growing (rom Oviedo .tn*i a qiurier \d 4 nule *ea, ' a r i '/ u ,,’‘ They are ungodly for that very rea­ tal watch, the silence, the obscurity. Thu young man, as he looks around for every year Now is the opportunity . frolli Ecconlockhntrhie river. l jet» tlnies thè) a 11 son. «.if. '-M j a wife, needs only to pick out a fine, to rnuke money tty getting some of men who serve the guns lie down. benefit of the Itlack Hummock drain­ the masts of ir t e Tho gunners stand and wait. Tho !,: u l h a-rif** ! \may extend to a be . lirge girl to insure himself against de,own m*>’ have several church Markhatn Park Heights before it is officer of the watch, who has saved a age system but is not subject to the of scrtlng here, or if he fulls desperately iin<^ ,r>any church going people, hut ■too Inte. No better trucking thousand lives, onco moro stares drainage lax. in love with the wisp of a maiden he ^ ** duirty and »links it is un­ h. D u tric t l oufi - s» a I land in Florida. Will sell 10 acres U. searchlngiy into tho dangerous dark­ Houthrrn l>i*trlrt nf H " needs only to be a strenuous foe of godly. By their works ye shall know ln ihr m itcrr *»f ness. Tho boat rolls and pitches. It nt 175.00 or will sell entire 40 acres Jam ri (* FTrtrhrf, **f I» ■--p' . . . Victim of a Painless Ache. race suicide and sec growing up at them." Of course, how else ran they I ir. »I 1 Is cold nnd gloomy. But the soa Is a at $60.00 per acre. Terms on part, In ihr M « l l r r '»I Prf * ¡ ' An East side couple, accompanied 1151 On ihi« 9lh |,J U ' ».v itnIi H her knee a host*of little tnds in order litt_Jtnown? I sat on the porch of a by their four-yearold marvel, started little freer and France bottar pro­ if necessary. J. O. Packard. trf 67-lc mdlnc ihr furrgcine t»* * to tie himself securely to his own house one summer evening. It was for a motion picturo show- the other tected.” í hy tbr Cmirl thaï * b**r VI ■> 1 * I Ih* urne un ihr I rtf L i» hot und sultry. Every once in a Tomato Plants A few thousand fireside.* A big wife, a big family or night. On tho way the*little boy said: 191 &, bvfiifr »«ti »I 1 *’ uM .1 .. 4 , n tl* while a gentle movement of the air Livingston Globe ready to set this in »alci D b lr t r i. » ’ ’ * n • both, then, are preventives of wife“Oh. ntninma. I’ve got a tummy ache." ,,I hr t^ untili* a n d I h i t oui I rr O'* NO CRIME TO DOUBT REPORTS would he foul odors to my nose. It week. F. L. Greene, West Side. » « p I | *ri ^Za \ Mother then suggested that they separation, and all the stories about In thi* San inn! MrfaM. * 1 ll UM» in «aid IHalrirt, and ih«' a G6-2t gtrfrel at; r the little husband who tried to get was the nearby outhouse 1 smelled. should return home at once, without llora and oth»r Vienna Judge Acquits Man Who Ques­ piar at aaM Limr imi i-1* " •’ away for keeps from his wife, his What kind of people are they who seeing tho movie.. The little fellow ' ' ’”;î| tioned T ru th of Austrian For Sale— Jersey hull, two years tl any I h r ) havr. *h> »'* |,fJ thought better of It. "My tummy physical superior, nnd of the father have such surroundings? Are they ahould o*lî *’* f ‘ 4' ' r e i_ Official News. old in June. Guaranteed milk stork. petitioner aches," ho amended, “ but It doesn't An if it »• frttth.r *•' ’ 1 urf who tired of Carrying fretful babes strong minded and clean? Think of that »hr Clerk «hail # ^ 7* j hurt."—Kansas City Star. Muke me an offer. Fine opportunity through the long hours and of strug­ people so disposing of their sewerage known c m l it or« 4 t trfl \lenna.-Tho courts aro being over- for „ll[m. ,|niry miin. j M Cun­ and itila order. a*1drr*w i gling through the day to get food as to poison the air and also make it worked In trying persons who aro ac­ ningham, Osteen, Fla. placea of reaidenrr a* ‘ 1 1 mi r t i l l i 66-2tp Speed of Run of Stream. W on»» Ite .......... ,u*| and clothes and shoes and shelter possible for flies to -transport un­ cused of violating tho government's ' • r / i C A t.l., Ju.i*r «I ih* A stream runs most rapid!]£>rfto. .. I M for them and ran away are hut ex­ speakable filth to their food. Why fifth of tho depth below tho surface order* which forbid tbe dissemination ttuwrol »I » I’ For Sale — Fifteen acre truck farm •ml Ilici, on th» »'I1 '•*> u'rl shouldn't such people have typhoid ceptions to the general ruler. A Irur COI’ r o | 7» ______ . and Its average speed ls that of tho of alarming nows. Most of the arrests all tiled in good shape. Splendid lo­ t ' l M i K M I' | ( M This same bureau discovered that fever? They invite it, don't they? current trio-fifths of tho depth obovo are tho result of reports of police cation. Price $6500.00 hut this 67-Ue s pica. Surely every man is the architect of 70 per cent of desertions nre owing the bottom. n o t i* The judges aro very severe and con­ price does not indicate its worth, Foul outto the husband’s 'being out of em­ his own misfortunes. lloail report of K<lr«r * ,ial' for it is worth more money. Terms victions aro Inevitable. -Up to the »run and J. I*. T “ ' “ ; ’ ,, ployment and his worry over bills. hoDses and flies spell typhoid. Why on part. This place is worthy of pilbtir fou n t y toad a* I ' " »*:•<1 present only one person, W hall porter. Maybe ho would worry less if he had have them? Tho answer is very T h . flltV tiO» tW* r * ? ' " ' ,t, ** who waa accused of having said that, consideration. L O. Packard. - 67-lc Ttichm ond avenu» T f i l n ' ’ *"* fewer children, a suggestion that simple. They who have them are auction of taid r«ati« ») * 1 1 lBj* i ho did-not believe th it "official reports not of a high order of mentality. For Sale— Prize Winning Buff Or­ tan nin i *h »n r* .'.rff“ pointa toward inconsistency In the about Austrian victories, has been acy arda) alnnt th* " n (»1, Tho »220 bureau’s discoveries. That is not They arc weak In righteousness anil h u e (S ). towiiihlp < * ‘ " 7 quitted. In this case tho Judge ruled pington Eggs fov hatching. Impractical. strange, however, as all sorts of in­ •h*f -Ugbellef In official reports docs kind that hatch and live. 15 eggs to setting. Price $2.50. Enquire 210 vestigators are nowadays finding out Shall the dirty be compelled by not Impif unpatriotic sentiments. Many of the troubles of life such 66-tf many things - that contradict the law to be clean? No, indeed; not Tho military authorities of Cracow Park avenue. things that other Investigators find unless such dirtiness threatens the as headache, indigestion, constipa­ are forbidding the entry of refugoes T For Sale— A good five passenger out and that aometimfs contradict health and comfort of others. The tion and lack of energy aro due to from Galicia. This prohibition Is n and th re^iiuar tr t» ' ì ' * Kitln»* prelude to tho evacuation of Cracow automobile in good condition .with nui and » » * i ' i ai'1' 1 some of their own conclusions.^ It. is Scripture says: "H e who is filthy inactive livers. 'i«* *•.. ^j G RI SHY’ S LIV-VER-LA3E is a by noncombntnnts, In view of the ex new tires, cheap at |3Q0. C. F. aloni I h . nntlh uuaMrt c a rare inyestigator whoso discoveries let. him he filthy still." Of course; o n l . r (halt) ■*'**"" ’ " ’ Williams. 67-tf arc consistent and worth while. This whot is the use to do otherwise? j natural, vegetables remedy that will peeled approach of tho Russians. Iwp. 30. r an *r l t , atu* . • a ioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo PEOPLE AND EVENTS ; j WANTED M ANY TROUBLES DUE TO A N INACTIVE LIVER is a very age of investigation and from government-commissions down there is a tendency to probe into this and tha^ and the o|jier thing, with results that often are of not tho slightest vatue to anybody. Now that the bureau has told wives how to keep their huabaçds there ahouldn’.t be any more deter- Compelling "he who is filthy" to.be clean in person nnd premises will not make him clean in mind and soul. He'll be filthy still. We must teach cleanliness to the unclean. Then if they become clean and stay clean It la lvccause cleanliness is In their nature. If thsy stay dirty, it is be­ cause* they are .Inherently dirty. get tho liver right and make those troubles disappear. It has none of the dangers or disagreeable after effects of calomel. Gpt a 50c or $1 bottle of thii splendid remedy from your druggist today. E very’ bottle beats the like­ ness of L. K. Griaby, who guaran­ tees It through Wm. G. Aldrudge. Germany's Gunmaker*. Berlin.—Kruppa, the guumakert, FOR RENT who build the leviathan iiowltsers with which IJego sod Namur were ahellcd, l»<<a»>>aat«»aaaa«««»»»,»l employ in normal times of peace 80,000 work people, make (marly 110,000,For Rent— Two big stores on 000 profit per annum, and spend about $1,760,000 a year on their work-people's East First street. Joe DeMont,’ ^mdsIoo, holiday and Christmas funds Coca Cola Company. * 24~|f Joidan toad «*n e i " ! 1 * ,« o( S . f . 3. IO. l> , , Salii t o a d w a » ’ u* J,| n tiv a l« r w l d .n l - l ' f i SOS, a porllon ot * » m* 1 Unltad fil atm ">»" ' ” !* BumU» ri * 3 3 •Sa aatabllahrd. tbr rollirak«?-^™ nfrupi.d and far— U » 10 aald rnadwaya « « * • * ' • " , kM !*• 1 and parman.nt u « “ V1 " j d a» nubile b .n .flt Jpu|W . , �■^ *ï t ïf -'j ; - •» r» IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI ■ WEEKLY HERALD VOLUME-VI PROHI AMENDMENT DEFEATED INSENATE TO .CARRY‘-IN- UPI’ EIT HOUSE BY ONE VOTE ON TUESDAY fails SANFO RD , FLO R ID A. FRIDAY, APRIL IB. 1915 * Purr Rome)ride Several days ugo « negro man und wife in this city engaged in an alter­ cation and in the mix up the woman cut the man with a razor and he died the following «Lay,..The negro Hintls working- » in a celery field the day ufter were hoard in the fol­ lowing conversation: “ Say, did you heah bout dat homeycide lass night?" 'No. what you mean, homeycide?" “ Niggah. done get cut -by his wife! and died." "How cum you'«-ill! dat -homey­ cide?". “ Ruse hit happen in <lc home, you fool niggah." As the explanation seemed logical enough there was nd more conversa­ tion about the "homeycide" und the one who explained it ia now looked uiron as a scholar,-------- —----- NEW JITNEY BUS SUFFRAGETTES NEXT WILL OPERATE HERE IN THE LEGISLATURE BUSINESS MEN FAVOR THE BEFORE THE COMMITTEE NEW TRANSPORTATION YESTERDAY AND FIGHT MOVEMENT STARTS TOMORROW ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS NO. 68 portions. No site for the other pro­ posed county has been decided upon. SUBURBANPROPERTY CONTINUES TO MO Tallahassee, April 16.— Fish deal­ ers from many sectionr of the sfitte » ’ J -a/Lwdfc*7^ , j, jCs• reached Tallahassee Wednesday tor -_ _ _ _ _ * * the purpose of appearing before a TWIN AUCTIONEER 9-STIR UP joint meeting ot the senate and THE BUYERS AND SELL house committees on fisheries in con­ nection with purposed legislation MANY LOTS placing salt water fish under the shell fwh— commissioner and also Sanford real estate is moving. ** plaring a tax on alien fishermen and Ordinarily Sanford real estate their boats*, und other Ieg ¡slut ¡on moves by its own volition but just concerning them. now it is being hastened by the ac­ For several tlnys past tho fish­ tivities of Penny Bros., and Thomas eries committees of both houses in Bros., Twin Auction^jfs who are joint sessions have been wrestling here to awaken interest In the real with the leinslution touching on estate line and call attention to the the fishing industry of the state. superior advantages of Sanford dirt* Among some of the things decided at. an-4nvestment. ----------------------upow-and-whfch—irtll have a fa v ó ri Tho Twin Auctioneer» woke up uble report when presented is a bill' providing for a tax of ten dollars on the city yesterday with a good band UH aliens engaged in fighting within on the streets and carried the crowd the three mile limit. A tax on ton­ to tho lots at Midway, the new town nage on all vessels engaged in the lor colored people. Heru u free fish fish buxine*.* within the state’s limits-1-fry jind other attractions kept the large crowd in good humor, sup­ i* also favored The proposed tax on aliens raise* plemented by the great line of talk tin- question of constitutionality bul handed out by the twins and many i (»,. committ'*«*. after having dealt at lots were sol«1 not only to tho col­ length on the matter reached the ored jreople who want homes but to conclusion that this is within the white people who expect to build homes to rent to the colored ten­ legislature’* powsr, ants. The sale was very successful Tallahassee, April 16. Florbla in every particular. Today tin* Twins are busy trying may have tier own Ilnrri*«vii aiitinurcotic ucl If H«‘pr«*M*nlntiv(* Har­ to populate Markham Heights with rison of Duval secures the passage ii high class of residents and this.fine of a mea'tir«* entitled an »ct relating |iier«* of property will soon he filled tji l lie dispensing and *« <, of habit- with houses if th«* «ale i* any barom­ forming drug*, there will In* written eter of «conditions. oil the slat ifte book* of the state The Twin Auctioneer* nr«* good an act whi.li «til I»1 known a* t h«* one« and the manner in «vhirh they Harrison anii-iiarentic act. winch conduct p sale is satisfactory, in evwould make it unlawful for any ery particular. Of rtutrso the Sundruggist or other* t«i dispose of fur«! property is /ood and the inves­ li. lot forming drug« wiilmut . writ tor« recognize till* fart. lull the ten prescription from a duly lic«*ny«Ml Twins «re irresistible ami they as­ phy '"'iati *T «letitist or veterinary sist the buyer in making up his surgeon .»* pro« tiled in the hill mind to purchase Smilor«i might to rake on a first I lurid* Federation nf U,minus • lull* *lass boiliiittg boom in tin* suburb* I ti piirt no tti ol i'oldii ll« ulth. I >r after the two *«!«*« «lays and there 1 .¡en I nwcli M,-veli*, ri.nirmitli will !>«■ ninny new homes built dur­ File t'luid Hygiene ( 'ornmilt«*e of ing the summer month« ns the result tl.- tii-in n! I-.itero t loti Heult ii fiept of tin* auction -si«' Tallahassee, FI»., April 16. — A Tallahawee, April 16. —Suffrage That the jitney bus would be a vote on the prohibition amendment workers in Tallahassee in the inter­ good thing for the city of Sanford *#* taken In tho senate Tuesday, was so decided at a Meeting of Mte est of the r«*stiiution providing for resulting in 19 yeas and 12 nays. Merchants* Transportation League the submission of n constitutional The roll call showed the following lust Wednesday. The league met for amendment giving the women right vote: the purpose of discussing the con­ to vote in the state of Floridu had Mr. President (Chas. K. Davis), tinuance of the eflorta to induce their first hearing before a commit­ nay. trade to come to Sanford by the free tee Thursday afternoon, when the Senator» Adkins, 15th district; transportation methods employed all senate committee on constitutional yea; Blitch, 21»t district, yea; Brown last season- and. it was..proven by amendments, of which Senator J. B, 29th district, yea; Collins, 16th dismany hi i hr merchants prelent- that Jones of Eseambht-ts chnirtnan met. trict, n»yt Cooper, 27th diatriot, yea; the transportation problem was ono The suffrage amendment is the ~bonegan, 19th district, yea: Drane. of the drawbacks to the trade of next important issue to be thrashed 7th district, yea; Knrris, 18th dis­ Elk* Install Officers Sanford. Ever since the depot w-ns out by the legislature and it is ex­ trict, nay; Fogarty, 24th district, Sanford lodge of Elk* installed moved a mile from the business portion pected that the tight wilb begin to yea; Gornto, .12th district, nay, the new odicers at the meeting held of the city Ahe country tra«le has take on real form during th<> latter Greene, 30th district, yea; Himes, on Wednesday evening and the cere­ been handicapped by the 50 cents part *>f this week. 11th district, yea; Himes, 11th dis­ mony which is u very impressive one hack fare from th«* depot to the The suffragista arc her«* in goodly tort nay; Hudson, 13th district, was witni'SKcd by a large number of business portion of Sanford and in yia. Igou, 23rd district, yen. Jnhn- the members number* .nut are working hard lor Past Exulted Ruler order to nllevial«* the situation the vm. 17th district, nay; Jones, 2nd ( ruse Barnes acted as Grand Kxaletthe pu**.igc of thrtr residuimi! it ileague wus formed to give the cus­ pretty generally believed, however, district, nay; Lindsey. 3rd district, eil Ituler und with the assistance of tomer* free transportation. The in­ thi.t the n .solution will not lie look­ yes. McClellan, 25th «listriot. any, other oiliccra installed the new of­ crease in trade conditions more than ed on with favor by the l«*gi*luluro Me Ear hern, 22nd district, yea; Mr- ficers as follows: justified the outlay in expense and on the whole. Whether it will re-, Geachey, 1st district, yea;. MiddleExulted Hitler. T A Neal. the merchants will continue the plan reive a lavoravi«* report at the hands ton. 26th district, yen; Plympton, Esteemed Lending Knight, J. II. this summer. The question of the of the committers is a <|U«*»tion 14th district, yea; Roddenherry, 5th Hurley. jitney bus was tak.'ii up and tt mem­ district, nay: Roland. 32nd district, Esteemed Loyal Knight K E ber of the new firm that will operate yea. Stringer. 9th district, yen. Ter Householder Tit Hahus»i*«‘. April 15 Senator the new jitney litiss«** was present rrl), 20th. district, yea, Watson. 6th I Esteemed I «■« luring Knight It I Jone* n( E-i'i* inbt.i « omit V would to explain the plan to the merchant* district, yen; Wells. Hth district, nnv; Washburn have t In pr«‘s«-nl legld. t lire .rente , There will he several hu»»e* of the Will. till district, in ). Zlm ’. 1 st slat«- lit r ry , t Till;;lm»*« «• I lur­ N'eretnry <• I Taylor Ford type installed »lid each one of district, nay ing tin session Wednesday morning freusiirer, 1. i‘ M«<Tili«*r them will hold eight passengers. tie it tm.l neil a nn***ur»* providing Chaplain. 1 I. Andrews Blitch opening the «1«*La t«■ pro Regular *i li«*dtil«*» will he made and flier K It Itoiirt ,sented submission ns ,i 1 >■moi ro t li tie . » ( , will operate (rum given «tu-* for t*i i-'laldlshtn. tit nl a state Tru»tee ft I Hull) incu.iire and the appealed fur right tin ns «in the str«*ets. giving the city library, providing for a state librari­ of tin* people to decide in reasonable j After the Installation of 'the ««( it regular ear service 4:t the low rule an i*tn| .' IdVtrtl of tried pc* fur the intervrls ("lii'rlclh' in the mime of lii'iTs i tin«* «i * i *i ig w,i. hold iii u| t, Tl te ll. 1to* filer, hunt* ell- *1.. t. I i •- i * v who'll tll.il > thing' | ,,r (I,gm n| ul tin J.'i 011(1 a,.w Voter« siio ** th. |.,-t \, dallied t lia I I lie p m Mt lu dnr*ed I be |llnev l,u**e* and promtil«* ««filiT w* t« 'll" u- • t I he S..n i-ed to give the new company their pose r h loll I- to lix It so the I in >utimission in 1910 The old arguments of lm li si ll fi«r«l lodeg i- i" i most IIour i-king support it. every »¡*\ possible till* fill uri It will lie pu slid. In go new \,.,r promts**", to *-ut , «,t r. I point in tin* i ..pH, 1 govet nmen l an«l the right of io un­ rendition »ml ono h for t lie lo.lg, , til« to liectde th« ir own ;slf..ir. w for t.*r i.iloni on ,iti\ ul. eri ut I m .il c .1 S ||I, P , f |ne et. I, 'Mi-t i» desired iti,l there nun!. I,v Johnson. Hum buffi 11- ■•! : . \| ! ■ < l 1 «..,« I l.i\ i lorn t»v, \\ el I-i cm I!■ ,1, i li-ri * th,«1 il t ■-n l 11*a it I p 11ut M t M..I 1 . «.- tu ste e t liet i- . r |.> rut) fruii» one utili u tu I hi* <l.t Ie Is i t-iJr -i i \ |' ‘ i ' *11«1 If .ltd .irghoil t h i li., -i.,to i* Ululi r wiili-t t i r . tu ilu y ..lui w r l k i i l tin- ill t ;m«l tile people I In ill.isti r* .*,i..*l I , — secure informatmu I, Let every pllbll, s|ur 'ed Illl/I'll .'l««li,' th. t o p ul t l . snbuiéiriui 1 -.1*. ' ~ti «it n o o u t l i n e nl hit * «i \ «1111,1 r lull ■■«; « 1*JI >««» tl h of publn sentiment » r , ; i !•• . t u l f e n m i v y o q n g t u t u ’ .l t . i l u w! ti l ,1 pi.......! \L. r« *i 25 hi* Blit« h g.i « «» r ot t> 1h., i 11 the J l . t l t i l t i l v v u r k l . . I I . p-t t u g , t i n t br.itn-li "1 th«* l,L-t I» 1 l.i t «ir«’ . t tut t -llt lf l 1t wt i i i b wt ha««* Temple ItrAihi’rhiiod I ««il.« r. 1 I 1 . COIIlIKC. «1111* I ‘tuu til was iii 11 .11. I tu- s u ii-* i: v»tit v. u l, s- ttiing-. |.«it ui u! . i!< !*t il l ,.1'i t.y b u t «Bed in i co m i m i ti <i* r m* m «ii f « *r F l o r i d a Ttjni a cordial interest dominate« «urlìi'- dixing ri ..rii i li« *• I«« t-- • t ......hi I m r i*. « tit»*! 1 j». I>'<■ «if «in Ii « u l n r g i lm 1.1 tb . u traduce ten ot utori* regulation l ollies, u - . ■ -tis p,r any re* • p l . t - r l c tin* Temple Brotherhood ch.** of t '!«• font,d ' ì ■ I I ! tt.g or u .mi mien si suggest,*, end is jduiin«*d iti . « In I » •. r i e ic lit r , in . i o i .p I ■ hill Ithtch etn;nge«l lie* v•«»•• In ■ rnen is ms nif«**ted by the rapid tu cnv«*r th«* months of M.r.h, April anil gave nolite of u vote to n - , • n, iigenietit thi.t no Magnum water » r m m t h , ' t . n d y t i n t i n n i * .l l h i o c o r n i T illhhass«*«*. \pril 15 If growth in ghe «•nrolltiuiH utul she growth tu impelle lon-tipg operations .ml Mil y er it be ret. it.oil which wtB muse a consider it tomorrow, * mil tu* r. pur l te. et« et f.« « ut, exi ellaut percentage in 1.1letulaiii e. vI e I ori lo-1 • t. I.O, rd side, h, r Th«* he; ¡tli id i, home, end of u I p r,, p i l tig I-1 • ur iip p > -*it in I in I! git lot lire il t he le g t f !i • 'ii i i th*I I order to M i l i m i l n « onstit tit ■«• ..I I.t*«t Sunday ««'th an « : rnllm« nt of lui w t »*tl*tlltg -linfe V .. rii T wu pi rt .■immunity a1 ilepeeds to « gmcl ami - di m lit it is tiecessnrv for t fie you will l.< g.ji now th" wink wdl In r in ti*I* id ' fl t I , f • W, *1 furl t «« «■ pi, e II t ed I: * i er,* fu'lt d ' , hcd *o thè k■i 1’ it* «ii • I. I I • p|. ' |I. |p' mif ' o' , r lie t rt-nl ition p r o p o s i n g it to r- u i v e ei ■V ! Ti Ip ' t . , * ' ) « . , *Ml Jl*■ « . u .1 1hll I ., • • , . *I . ». . * «1 I *.»* ,«» 1 tie. • * fit's of tin- ful l in i i ,tu « -l-+I i nr* • • «■ t t . it, r .ilii-n«lui:ci! for l I* - f f-**jii*T’-i btl *f v »!*tfif frn-* r ft “t*Tt . I « iu*■ ■ i ( ■I'h " .' tl« future I'r.'l Full. h*a«l«*r. t* , , I.« I . . i . ' ........................ * i,j* i** »1, f» j ii»t\a J. *jVi*- *•[ H » li. r1* r »•" ..nd win!.- : I mu ■111 ' II* I I i . *1 . r X il. G I,It; I. linking the < ’L.s.i intcrchting and de­ Il ' ■ I." '.,1,1 1; I . * well ,.s the sufi'KUurils to lu-alih. r* ■• i'•« d . -tr. iglit ttuijortl v id • \« i. I In linci went down in an or­ m i of living prompted the sherifls it is not enough for most hothes to veloping a cliiss sjiirlt that is very w«:.-s u ((..eked one vote of having be ani j go Ruth t ,iul in hand in all dinary «living Hijit and Hit* ru- 1 In . k fur ineriti.seel fee* (or feeding gratifying. "The Other Fellow" has bn well l.S'iit in every puriiculer. Iieu three-fifths majority If the public utterances, so t ht. I our cam -, i «impression r hutuber «lesiglieli tu re- pm oner*, or whthi r or not it i* tlu ir been udopoM ns the motto. i ail««* one «inull s|»««l of infeelion nnp'tidmcnt Timi received twenty* paign will ment mir good <iti.cn linee pressure on him w,.* noi u*«*.l II.', etimi to give tin* ill lout«* of may spread over a wnl«. territory ship Votes it would have carried in the .i i • J, il* lu t * r tl'l I 'li Ifnlll slurtl Oculh of Mr« l>«-la nutter ., lilt . « ,-| III« I |e t tie I'll,-1 I i it. *•« senate *( U» ' t NÜJ t'i l p I I I » ,1 t. Mr. I Jr I. m i. ! wifi' of 1>r I)ela­ M **i.u I lu ,itrj- 's«,)da) ho no Sew Samt 1p>t S» w Pia, Ifar! Ibilu v* t » 1i tf ,1 « » m I I . \ ) . i I u ! ' t . . X t . • . I ,i w e l e n m i J t» riu.l Igll.i li. ■ i . I lie price of in.«! ir .1«.-.I i t her horn«* on VSi*M T h i' new i .- ■' p in |p r'or- i■ tin m* • I ih ¿ I » •! t I i|*M I! Telegrnph •Poles t*> ,11 »Ilei* ni, it I« r» id nil . r- t». I « .* *i i . !i . ' be" U hat i. |- *-' -'-«-ct yi--.tcril,«y morning afier \, •ft , » . . f l * . lì" » b.iiiil two ii’clo, h TTlesdc v ,ifl* r People- B. 1 k * i'-ii' .* ■i>ptied ?>*f i •. i 11, 1* ti--. . *1 , > ì i The .iihp.il» n *f ,ti-t rio turn a: ill ti■•* uf ->•««(. I monthai. .» *1 . I i r I ' ’ M jir.pj.-i ■ >,■ li ft" . . t * D * Ou . loi Hour large I’o 't.l Telegr.pl pu|o | i V t . « m * funeriil took phtre On* morning ut Ut-li • i ' I.... " I *• ' 111 111 .N i l ' l 1 h» •ding «if |»rtitnirr< lu 1 l,U tumi- (,,r ....... I ttjilr am willing to inelld |lull o'llonk. Rev Strong of the Coil *■»« First street tour the r. ih..,i.| ( t u t . 1« ■ ' - l l'ri.«rhiiig l.y pc -I nr 11 u tu ten, ;, ml forty 1 1 !»'■ r* r un a! tii.lilf.-r.-iis und negligim v .mik* I hey | r yards f,dl carrying four others on ford to givi tin i.1. , a name alpi gr«*glitloilisl •' r-1 *t ««nictating III Evi eilig strinoli, subject Km have oli. r,-t| .» pro. of one gallon ul . . if. ■■III,g of pri ni.i-r« Ifl i «*\ are i i.hu»,i «1 it I- a «it.,1 mattet the stn«-t with it The live pole« tcruienl v ttinth ih Lttkeviow cem­ |d«ty« r .nid Eiiij.!uy ee." 7 IO Tim stiit«-iin*nt "Tuhereulosis i* a s u g g e s t i n g the >( thy number of ten. Thi^y w* r. a]) In the Idock betweyn Myrtle ice crea i n I " tin- h i etery Sung and praise servier, 7.15. best naine. The co tit est will be opini receive thirty nn«l forty cents disease >■( childhood, and caught for ami Laurel und the wonder is that Large audience* !us*t Sunday nt the most part in the home hefnro the P* r ittpfil, resjieetivi ly several people were not killed by the for one week and /adieu wishing to both services A SSi*e .Man Speaks age of fifteen years" is eloquent with poles, w. II. Pell was near Mirtle compete can send t hi »r name for the suggestion In Inking up this ■hilil tlsrur I nilerwooil, probe.idy the place to tho Herald office marked *ilh hi# horse anti wt gon and see­ T lluhassec. April 15 In an hygiene program which folio«««, es­ ablest men lit our jiuldic life luday Methodist SeMlri'H Lust Sunday "Contest" and their own name ing *he pole falling whipped up and <Bi Let Sundry th«* Sunday school lit ip. tiun of a "«**M<m of the insur pecial atit ntiiin ttt urged to the pro- sjjuke to ncw.ipnpcr men n few dry* escaped the pole but the wire hit should appear .it the bottom of the took on a new feature. An orchestra nini commit levs of luith houses this lectinn of the child from transmis-| ago, ns lie wi-h leaving Orlando after him und he escaped by u very nar­ paper. The proprietors want the of four piece* gave norm* good selec­ afternoon lat«*, insurance men from sild«- diseai-e in the home. Give t he n brief sojourn. row margin. ScVeral other narrow genomi public to visit the new place tions and accompanied the songs •*vt*rv section of th«* slatea ur<* much- children their rights, the first of Mr. I'ndeiwoo«! said that, with u meantime and get I h i* suggestions escapes -were reported. ing the capita). Thirty adminislra- which is a Mitiml body, little morn «levelojiment Florida for the name that will he suitable. used on that occasion. Tins orches­ All five of tho poles were absolute­ ttnn meutiur«'*i introduced in the March Care of tm* Baby: wmild lie able to feed hal 'he people The new ice cream parlor ha* been tra will he a'fnnture in th«* futur«* him-,* by Representative Adkins of j ly rotten .and totally unsafe and the a In the home. Feeding, clothing of the I'nitcd States. fitted up lavishly and will he one of cervices, under the leadership of Mr Postal and nil other corporations Al arhua county will come uj> before hnthitig, '.lii'piin, A B Brock. This strikes a key n«>tc. \\ hy the best in th«* countv when all the that have these rotten poles in the There was a-large anti enthusiastic the cnimnitlee for discussion, and in­ bi By the community Cl«*an shouldn’t Florida be .he great sup­ fixture* ijre installed. Inspect the rt'y limits should he made to re­ sù re nee men inturesled have been milk, protection from traimmissihiv ply station for the American public? place unti send your n.itne to "Con­ audience [trawenl at each of the ser­ place them at once with good ones. invited to np|u-ar und participate in disease, sanitary surroundings. vices of tne%ay. In the evening Tiitnpa Tribune. test" care of The Herald. A,com ­ No °ne ever suspicioned that these tin* discussion. April t'nre of the Young Child; mittee rtf three will «Irride on the one forty rnen of the Brotherhood class pole* were so badly decayed ami There is it ham jiussiliillty that !* tn the home. Mental, moral, that seems best and the win net »ill sang two hymns, which were enjoyed Funeral of Nclaon* °nly the accident of Tuesday be­ the meeting may In * postponed ow­ physical. by all jircsuni. be announced in the i»*ue of Friday, Kunrar. City. April 15. — Funeral trayed that fact. The danger of ing to the absence nf the member ibi By the community: Educa­ April 30th. • services for William II. Nolson, ed­ •uch a catastrophe is apparent at who proposed tho measures and in tion (Kindergarten, Montessori); itor of the Kansas City Sltr, who A Surprise Pnrty Onco and the city council should ortler to allow other insurance men recreation igarnes, jduygrounds). Orlando Next Meeting Place died early yesurday will he buried - The blue Tilde of the C. E. Society lo reach tho rajdtul. or tier the companies to place good May Prenatal conditions: The Grand Commamlery of the of the Congregations»} church will today. W w 'l t once. Ia) Hereditary, midwifery, visiting Knights Templar of Florida held its give a surprise p: rty Friday' night. « Bishop Cameron Mann of Orlando. This demonstrates that all poles Tallahassee, April 16.—Senator H. nurse. twenty-eighth conclav«- at Daytona 7:30 at the church. The Beds will Episroprl hishoji of Floridu will huve should be abolished in tho city lim­ (h) Birth and death registration. Tuesday, yesterday selected rlnndo lie in t«k«*:i ted to kno«c whrt the B Lindsay of Boniiny. re|ir«*»«*nting charge of tho aery ices. Bishop Mr.nn it* and the underground system The first stop in any rampalgn of for next year’s conclave The meet­ Blues are up to, und nil friends will the 3rd senatori»! district, which em­ used. and Mr. Nelson had been personal You are ing will he held in Orlando tho sec­ enjoy n ni«*o time if thpy come. Re­ braces the counties of Holmes and education is publicity. friends since young manhood. Walton, will probably shortly, offer urged to hold meetings on these sub­ ond week in Februr.ry, 1916. Miami freshments will be served, Lecture at (he Star Sunday end Bey. Winchester will lecture at and St. Augustine were aspirants, something «loing all the evening. a hill providing for the creation pf jects. and ojion them to all mothers. On Renppnrtionment the Star Theatre on Sunday after­ but Orlando outdistanced her com­ Every on«* 1* «sked to bring twq two ndditlònnt e«>Òntles in West Ask your »chon! mothers organisa­ Florida. Mr. Lindsay 1* in receipt tion to join you m these meetings. noon at 2:45 and 4 p m Tt)e ]cc. petitor* and won easily Tallahassee, Flc., April 15 The dimes to help in a good cans the of numerous request* railing for the Ami first of all, print this litter in matter of c« nsus and after that reIII Em Comrttutnler It <> Nen Reds and Blues uro working for ture at 2:45 will be to men only and establishment of a new county tak­ your town i^wsjia jier. A list of apportionment of the rtj«rii.« ntatives the subject will be "G ive the Girls a Rt. Em. Communder \\ R ing three township* in the eastern hooks and pamphlets on the sub­ and senators of lh< -tale is following Square Deal." The lecture at 4:00 O'Neal of Orlando » * » electeii grand Musi You Cuss? side of .Santa Uosa county and as jects suggested will be mailed to closely on the heels of the talk about 1 he for the ladies only and the commander for the ensuing year, many on tho western side of Walton any one requesting it from tho com­ Rev. George Hyman at the Bap­ constitutional convtntldr. succeeding Mr. Galen B. Seaman of )ect will be ono of vital impoitance tist Temple is preaehing a scries of county. Similar requests have còrno mittee chairmen. There tn* many «-out tics in the o the ladies. The lectures ate free Daytona. Very sincerely, state with but ono itprcrtntativo Olivet Commnndery of Orlando sermons on the necessities of life: from people residing on the eastern , as Dr. Winchester is a noted Mrs. Laura V. McCullough, and no ¡¡enntor which arc getting «cturer on social problems the two had the largest representation at tho The subject for Sunday evening, edge of Walton county und tho l«ctures wlu h,, U r fe Iy gtUnded conclave and occupied the post of April 18th will be "Is It Necessary western side* of Holmes. It ia sug* Uko Worth, Ha. restive under the unfair manner in Chairman Committee on Child which the people of the county ure “ »member the. hours. the men » t honor in the parnde. Mr. Frank B. for Men to Cusa?" You are invited gested that Ponce de Leon would deprived of representation provided , * nd th* !*dies « t 4 next Sunday* Stoneman of Miami was made dep­ to this service, as well as all other possibly be the seat of the county Hygiene, Dept. Public Health, created of WalfSh and Santa Uosa F. F. W. C. of the Baptist services. by the constitution. uty grand commander. s> " n « « w ' » .. __ * . • __ m?; 3 ¿j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 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, April 13, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 13, 1915. 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>, April 13, 1915; <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/2872c1c57f3dae7fdad0c804a72279d4.pdf 99b5a929a9d5e10c42e0b7263c6ebe78 PDF Text Text f PAGE EIGHT THE SlNFORD HERAI-D a o o o a o a oooooo oooaoaoo oa oa o o o oooooo oooaoaaoaaaa 000000 c Force won’t change k\iem. IC U R B S T O N E G L E A N rN G S j 5 — BUDGET OPINION “ JUST YOU AND j BETW EEN M E.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT § A C IIIE L IS A M O N G VE T A K IN G N O TE S AND F A IT H . _ ° “ HE’ LL P R E N T ’ EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. 1I rW ARD RAM AATSEA The rea son we Hjnnnt mBke a srflk puree-otr of a sow’s ear is because it is a sow’s ear. It is not silk. A natural­ ly dirty man cannot he made into a cleun tnan. It is because he is a -dir­ ty man. It is an iron law of nature that only those may ho saved who can accomplish their own salvation. Dirty towns will exist just as*long as dirty people.exist. Dirty towns will disappear when clean people pre­ dominate. A slow town will always, have (lies on it." ♦ Remarkable Letter.- From French Naval Officer. * «♦> CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1 ♦v ■For Rent— Desirable keeping rooms at ,1l| For Rent and hath on in. Inquire office. House Myrtle of I{j|| li # In the Dark— Is Broken by the Discovery end Deetructlon of a Torpedo Boat. w For Item— Several rooms over Vowel)’. ^ All Local Adv.crtlnetnentB Under ’ Y o well & Co Thin Heading TH R E E CENTS a - Vnr .. . .-----Line For Each Insertion. Minimum pd room caBtern ------- i<;rs* Parts.—There hae come to me, Charge 25 Cents. |ern home; private family v ^ ioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo writes Paul BcotLMowrer In the Chi­ , - ■ - rates, Gentlemen — ■ - UI* ^ cago Nows, 4 remarkable letter from 5 lnriooking oyer the list of sena­ lions and the divorce courts should drew. Box 1084, a naval offlceV, who te cruising with -Ji__ __________ tor* ami r*> rcsdhln lives It orcurs to Jiavo a long holiday. But desertions the FTcnch fleet in the Adriatic, bunt­ Furnished room fQr me that llorida»ought to Ins welt will continue to be nymerous and x, Continued from Page 5 ing tho Austrian foe. It gives a vivid east corner of Park and SeV<n^ T served: by the' pretent legislature. the divorce courts will still be busy. picture of the solitary drama, of ..war The law makers are from every walk Neither the bureau not the govern­ Puluston and. Hon. Forrest Lake and 58-tft at sea. Here It la:.. of life and they, have started lhinga ment. not.aoy. uLhet. eatthly. power Billy 4U11 iuJLhe. Hill car. "It 1* a black night The wtnff-fs- - J ’ or ¡¿ale .Good- farm a tr O le ry . with a rush demonstrating that there can make men and women act to AU avenue, 4 acres tiled, with two wells, Another party of young people tcrrtble, the swell raonetroua will he no time lost. Here’s hoping make all homes happy. No one rule lights are out. Darker than the night 3 acres cleared and untiled. 12 room J they keep up the gait and pass all of conduct will fit all cases. There enjoying an auto ride to Orlando lthout a single noise aboard, the house with all modern conveniences,! 't*7lnd The"other? watata Hot and cold water in hath room the laws that will benefit the people Is a personal equation in each home on Saturday were Misses Lillian i £ »♦ »« i that is peculiar to that homo. Mar­ Higgins, Lora Tifft, \ irgmiu Brady.. UDon tw0 BCn that nothing may pass. and kitchen. Good hot house in of Florida. • • • riage always will he a lottery." Not Fern Ward, Elizabeth Stafford and Ten miles to tho north, ten miles to j yard. Large,, barn, gqod tenant Wanted— Farm* any »up » nd W Mesara. Harold. W’aahhurn. Allan the south, they aro bolding their blind house, good chicken yards. Qoing lion. Alsu tract of land lot ro;5. * The Southern Bell Telephone Co., all men can have big wives and not Jones and Wm. Pope. course. All seems to sleep. for a bargain. See me quick. II. C. station. Write Brionne. 23 d ti ' that was to have purchased the San­ all families will he large. Sometimes "Our lookouts at bow and stern, lost Du Bose. St., New York. x »*** 62-Gtc ford Telephone Co:, here ‘ cannot there seems to be .more profit in dis­ _ ___________ t>I-7ty Miss Margaret Neal, the attrac­ lu shadow, are rolling and pitching cussing the weather than in giving raise their rqtes according to the tive guest of Mrs. T. A. Neal re­ like phnntoms, while not a single Wanted- T o exchange farming For Sale— My six arrd truck farm llailsoad Commission. The people advice to husbands and wives about sound breaks . the Incomprehensible turned to her home in Orlando yes­ grazing land in Voluriu county W on Beurdall avenue. Price 11500 here do not care so much nhout the how to he happy. silence. Hut the cannon are ready. terday afternoon*. • * f n nd terms .on part if desired. 67-lc. house and lot In Sanford. Appjj k raise in rates if good service could be There la a man behind each-1Aided «* J. H. Hutchinson. 11th and Li-^ piece, his Anger on the trigger, never )ia d . for the additional money, but f Summer time is upon us and it Mrs. E. D. King of Saul^hury, For Sale— Three fresh milk cows. avenue. closing hlarcyea from tho moment ho tho proposition to raise the rates behooves every one who has a- home N. C.. is the guest of heridlpqghter, goea oa duty to tho moment of his Martin Doylo, Monroe, Fla.50-tf doe* not seem good to the commis- and every one who has a yard to & » * : J E vJ L ¿¿chary— -------------Tetter. Aloft.’ the »earcnnglltirtWS.' Wanted— Pasturage for t*o ttn .aionara-— ThU-mattar-ahhuld be set­ keep the wme~tn thtrpfnk o f Tim in' Hogs for Sale— Car load jusr re­ aro ready at touch of a button to blase near Sanford. Address Itox jyj tled in some manner for I under­ tion. There is no need to have flies Coming Errntn forth, to seek out, to harass. And on ceived. Write Martin Doyle, B. D. Sanford, Ha. stand that the Southern Bell intend­ or mosquitoes in this city and if 55-tfc Boston Lyrics at the Baptist tho bridge, tho officer on whom de­ No. 2., for particulars. ed to put tho phone service in Hirst every citizen would look to it our Temple Thursday night. An even­ pends a thousand lives, tho officer of : Wanted Amateur musicians ikg class condition and give the patrons city would be the cleanest and Fat Cattle for Salt*—-So mo fine ing of rare enjoyment that should tbe watch, alone beroro God, his eyes I'lay wind instrument» Him the best of service. ’ However, if the healthiest in the United States at all glass, peers for hours and ones just shipped in nnd in fine con­ on hi |insure a full auditorium. hearse and play on pay iota fd Bell people do not want the plant j seasons of the year. With the ideal hours out Into tho black night and the dition. Address Martin Doyle, San­ In the riext few dayJ \| Stewi there are other |>eop!e who will pur- \location of Sanford, perfect drainnhe, swell. There must be no falling now ford. U. D No. 2. 66-tfr 315 East Fourth m Friday^ night, April 23 an auction chase it. of sight or mind or decision. That pure water and excellent sewer sys­ hox social will he given at the home moment of fulling might bo the very • 0 • tem we have the been chance in For Salr— Some fine unimproved of Mrs. Anna Walker under the one In which the enemy, crouching Found Woodmen i (rele tripi truck land in the Celery Delta in 6 r My friend Forrest Lake seems to the world to get results in the auspices of the Ladies’ Union, (i)n- between two waves, launened a tor­ Owner may have same at H*ri!4ri. Banitary line. If this (act could only and 10 acre tracts. Well located. have been slaughtered on the red gregatiatm) church. pedo or sowed a sinking, mine* . lice by paying for thi» ail. bo impressed upon each and every Low price. Good terms. J. O. clay hills of Lebn the other day. "For an Instant In the unreal dis­ Packard. f>7-lle Whether It was pure case of politics one there woul^ he no neid for doc­ Friday” night of this week, \V C\ tance, great paint brushes of light Wanted— Good two Imr»* vipj or double dealing or just the pitcher tors this summer und while the doc­ T. U. social at the Baptist Temple, appear. They grope across tho sky for farm purpose' Wagon, m l For SaleOne acre of land near going to the well too often is left to tors are my friends they will all to which all interested in the cause and sea. stop suddenly, and the wind depot, cleared, tiled and in cultiva­ Herald. co-tft the imagination. Forrest himself bear me out in the statement that n , of temperance ure invited brings the sound of a Btortn of shells tion.** Nothing better for home and clean city can be made and all probably does not know exactly how Found Some kr "i * irtg I Then no more. Light* and cannon small farm. This is a place where it happened but if tbe prohibition­ them are bending every effort to fountain peri 11* miv b » I cense The night, the swell, the silence. you can make the lot pay for the satin- at t lu- i !• r.ibl Markham l ’urk Helghls ists killed him he ought to make arouse the people to this condition M I Hut tho heart heats faster. Out there, H ( ’ Du Bose (52-tfic This is considered by every one to 'they' are roving. Perhaps presently house them explain the whys anti where­ The doctors depend upon the sick­ us what it in and ■.nit tío» x fores. because Mr Lake lias been a ness of the community for a living lie i In- best residential section of the tt will be my turn I «ant to smash No i|iic'ti<u For Sale- Five acres half mile use it. When the brick now lying the lenses of Ihe glass and illuminate prohibitionist ever since I knew him. ; and yet they light for good sanitary city from brick road, quarter mile from from the short pants of his youthful conditions and do not want to trade along tiie road side is laid tin* sub­ the whole stretch of ocean Lost Pocket Iat 11K Which .lining nk I loading station, 0 miles from San­ days to the present time. It is u upon the unfortunate who may full division will have as many advan­ way will they come? Suddenly tomeroail passi* and ol tu■f i-ttpers FitJr ford. county road on one side. All 1 thing white shines on a crest, like the rei urti to \ I > p. - ■ good thing for a man in politics to victims to nccidf-nt or disease. The tages ns any section of city 1f l good black hammock land Two High and dry. good sewerage and mustache of foam under a tiow and rei-eive rew.it. | ask deliverance from his friends as following from the Indi.mu State N. ,*V acies cleared, fenced and farmed 2 " ‘On guard! Fifteen hundred his enemies can he taken care of H oard ol l l c a l l b is gnod lo ruoti a nd a lertric lights. uluiiy of our b f't i l i ­ years. Good flowing well. Price Putiti* Slenitgr. i In f 1 atri ?» yards' Eighty degrees to starboard! izens now live out there; m an) more and this may be a case of where re me m ber Light searchlights! More to tho loft! IH00 Terms to suit customer A P pared to ibi al] ku ‘ -irnutmfcr there were too many friends How­ lanv nr*‘ co n te m p la tin g b u y in g homi* 'ite* "T h e misuri wp lui V*' no many Connelly. 119 Magnolia avenue «Leeway fifty eight' Fire! work and t -. )•< w■ • . i in thè near future ever. Mr. Lakr can give the slate as <liriy low II» is because tllrrr are so “ All the crouching shadows leap f>7-t f trial w lieti y ••;i 1 ‘ eri i The Win ter ju«t p;ts«ed hss lieen gooii service on the door of the house many dirty people S»mo* towns asunder In Ihe bright sheaCof lltrht >•''.<» tx Farm Wanted 1 have a customer t ili' ki ini y . > ’ us he could in the speaker s chair ■<tink bui in such tin• in hiibitants very prolitnhle for ni a li y •■( our Is a pallid specter with three or four i i d»or i-a't e' t Must The., bave bruì gnod crup' smokestacks which plunges like u f*■r an improved truck farm and the country will probably he 't tnk (IMI No low n i- in it*» elf liad grower* 1 ' , . ahi i?4j 2'JO M i " VLu saved lu ils after all Fifteen have fair house and outbuildings It IS ïhi* prit pii» who nir** 1 Tin* •slid reeeived high prices most of ibi- greyhound over tho foam. I () Many of them iu> doubt will cannon at once are spitting ceaseless I( you want to eell see me low [1 i* n ini m ir It relie rls tile li me * ina Lnst lt.iv 1 ! 'a « kiird IE t ic ly Our phantom ship has become a take the advantage of the auction * JL u as important to know how |it-opli!' A 111an « ho i> ' 1»*an itt mind ohi. whlte -I ■ volcano to keep a husband as lo get one, will IIr* rl*-iiii III person Id)• u •11 h..»r 'ab- lrid.iv, April loth ]n .to p m iM*j lb line brood sows. rettimeli le |l,i, iv" ■ . For Sale "'More in the right' A thousand when u few of the desirable lois wdl and so the Ulrica go Bureau of Pub­ >1 ill'll n iront yard and .1 ••I«.- 1, balk Martin Doyle Sanford. It. D. No. 2 yards!’ lie sold to the highest bidder. lic Welfare has been investigating, yard. 5H-tfc "The hostile torpedo boat disappears Lfttrr °- #fCt in order to tell wives how to prevent N II Garner Co . owners, inaile In an aureole of blows, belrlnd foun­ A 1itteri-d doorway ;iill«! .i ddapi. i» r ''-uA Stapn ' .inuv r For Sab- Eggs for H etching, 1st their husbands from deserting them. ■dated house retlect a littered and ¡a contract last week with Mr. Frank I tains of water, very white under the r fain » What it has found shutters some old dilapidated mind D. Fuller, advance agent of Penny livid elertrlclty Hut still on it comes, prize pen Orlando Fair. White Hocks, wo are (!*■(• i't« Id t* . f2.50. Other pens f l 50. Single cr>' notions For ininstance, has neon been Bros, end Thomas Bros, original bringing death. nouons r.ir stance, uit nus , II f un v e r ru n n in g nuthouse an ooverrunning outhouse bnrtr'rr FV Tlink tie’ll Comb White la-ghorn. í l ñfi to $2 00 “ Eight hundred yards" thought that a houseful of wailing firrs thp a„ (>y> ,, u because the in- «»in auctioneers of Greensboro. N . C v liter "The Mows are fulling nearer to It per » c it in g B aby c l in k * 1 1 2 fill per children would turn the father’s „ t|nr| of .nry ,.|,..)t t n, ._ „ «•’ "< *»• I-'-- »•* >«• ' III .u thoughts to <d ...................... . ....... ... owner ... ... .t e n oig mg tbit! tbnt bv by 'o doing dorng t):,t tb;i> »hev Would The» make a wail of water and iron. h u n d re d (or re m a in d e r «>{ '«-».'ut» thought’ lo i be he peace and quiet of woefully absent in the er In the aureole of spray appears some­ S o u th e rn O a k s poultry l-.irrn. Kn be improved :ir,d enb.tn . places away from home, and then it not. or bmb \.i The old proverb. thing n-it Min k yellow, like a lilt in I er prise, H a . of t ho'e uesold has been supposed that a large, phys "Cleanliness I' next to godliness, t<5 -lH c rl5 If U 'la' Hoarder T he Auetloo Co eurrv their own the eye A shell has struck tho belly leally powerful wife with a tendency was changed by Governor Thomas calling us to hre,ikfa-t u thii , of tbu torpedo' boat and It has blown For Sale— Several pieced of furni­ to boss tilings would cause here hus­ Marshall lo "Cleanliness Ls essential ,,aml und malü It's only five “ o’clock Waitress-j « ivin>î t‘ v,‘ ri ’ J up. ture anil house hohl goods at a bar­ band to slip quietly away between to godliness." No cleanllntM. t h e » , ¡ 0n‘‘ u¿,rm,ínK *»»eir "«'c* “ "The missus tu -.! r it ii 1 -tir ir ui I r*nM ’*’Cease fire! Searchlights follow to gain. Mostly nrw# Call 805 Elm. c.J >'11 two days nnd return no more, eiiteÆai n ment at sa me time she 1 olii us lo Ii i 1 the end!' of enurtfe, no godliness. A dirty' town! fifi-Üt -I'lireJ ’ firnnktast beton 1to Tbe Chicago investigators, how­ You buy property at your o w n ’ "We go to look, lo pick up the dead is an ungodly town price The company A B S O L U T E ­ nnd the wounded ever, say that a big family of chil­ Nothing is left— Fo r S ale 10 acre» of thè ISriest Some low ns. yes. many tow ns, dren anil a powerful wife are strong LY refuse to have any B Y ­ hardly a few splinters of wood k m d of h a in m o c k lan d in th è B la c k Heighi have flies on them. They have flies 1-.Jof “ 'Lights out!" anchors to hold a man to his home. B ID D E R S H a rn m o c k c o u n t r y \ h n u t 2 miles T h e heiglit > on them because they ure dirty . i J» "He return to our course, to tho Which makes it appear that the This city is hound to keep growing (rom O v ie d o .tn*i a q i u r i e r \d 4 nule *ea, ' a r i ' / u , , ’‘ They are ungodly for that very rea­ tal watch, the silence, the obscurity. Thu young man, as he looks around for every year Now is the opportunity . frolli E c c o n l o c k h n t r h i e river. l jet» tlnies thè) a 11 son. «.if. '-M j a wife, needs only to pick out a fine, to rnuke money tty getting some of men who serve the guns lie down. benefit of the Itlack Hummock drain­ the masts of i r t e Tho gunners stand and wait. Tho !,: u l h a-rif** ! \may extend to a be . lirge girl to insure himself against de,own m*>’ have several church Markhatn Park Heights before it is officer of the watch, who has saved a age system but is not subject to the of scrtlng here, or if he fulls desperately iin<^ ,r>any church going people, hut ■too Inte. No better trucking thousand lives, onco moro stares drainage lax. in love with the wisp of a maiden he ^ ** duirty and »links it is un­ fi - s» a I land in Florida. Will sell 10 acres UH .o uht. h rDr nu t rl i>ci *t t r ll r ot u nf searchlngiy into tho dangerous dark­ H" needs only to be a strenuous foe of godly. By their works ye shall know l n i h r m i t c r r *»f ness. Tho boat rolls and pitches. It nt 175.00 or will sell entire 40 acres J a m r i ( * F T r t r h r f , **f I» ■--p' Victim of a Painless Ache. ... race suicide and sec growing up at them." Of course, how else ran they I ir.»I 1 An East side couple, accompanied Is cold nnd gloomy. But the soa Is a at $60.00 per acre. Terms on part, I n i h r M « l l r r '»I P r f * ¡ ' v n H On ihi« 9lh |,J U ' ». it Ii trf1151 her knee a host*of little tnds in order litt_Jtnown? I sat on the porch of a by their four-yearold marvel, started little freer and France bottar pro­ if necessary. J. O. Packard. 67-lc mdlnc ihr furrgcine t»* * to tie himself securely to his own house one summer evening. It was for a motion picturo show- the other tected.” í hy tbr Cmirl thaï * b**r VI■ > 1 * I Ih* u r n e un ihr I rtf L i» hot und sultry. Every once in a Tomato Plants A few thousand fireside.* A big wife, a big family or night. On tho way the*little boy said: 191 &, b v f i i f r »«ti »I 1 *’ uM .1 .. 4 , n tl* while a gentle movement of the air Livingston Globe ready to set this in »alci D b l r t r i . » ’ ’ * n • both, then, are preventives of wife“Oh. ntninma. I’ve got a tummy ache." hr t^ untili* and I hit oui Irr O'* ,,I NO CRIME TO DOUBT REPORTS would he foul odors to my nose. It week. F. L. Greene, West Side. » « p I | *ri ^Z a \ Mother then suggested that they separation, and all the stories about In thi* S a n i n n ! M r f a M . * 1 UM» in «aid IHalrirt, and i h « ' all G6-2t gtrfrel at; r the little husband who tried to get was the nearby outhouse 1 smelled. should return home at once, without llora and o t h » r Vienna Judge Acquits Man Who Ques­ piar at aaM Limr imi i-1* " •’ away for keeps from his wife, his What kind of people are they who seeing tho movie.. The little fellow ' ' ’”;î| tioned Truth of Austrian For Sale— Jersey hull, two years tl any Ihr) havr. *h> »'* |,fJ thought better of It. "My tummy physical superior, nnd of the father have such surroundings? Are they ahould o*lî *’* f ‘ 4' ' r e i_ Official News. old in June. Guaranteed milk stork. petitioner aches," ho amended, “ but It doesn't An if it »• frttth.r *•' ’ 1 urf who tired of Carrying fretful babes strong minded and clean? Think of that »hr Clerk «hail # ^ 7* j hurt."— Kansas City Star. Muke me an offer. Fine opportunity through the long hours and of strug­ people so disposing of their sewerage known c ml it or« 4 t trfl \lenna.-Tho courts aro being over- for „ll[m. ,|niry miin. j M Cun­ and itila order. a*1drr*w i gling through the day to get food as to poison the air and also make it worked In trying persons who aro ac­ ningham, Osteen, Fla. placea o f reaidenrr a * ‘1 1 mi r t i l l i 6 6 -2 tp Speed of Run of Stream. Won»» Ite .......... ,u*| and clothes and shoes and shelter possible for flies to -transport un­ cused of violating tho government's ' • r / i CAt.l., Ju.i*r «I ih* A stream runs most rapid!]£>rfto. .. I M Why for them and ran away are hut ex­ speakable filth to their food. order* which forbid tbe dissemination ttuwrol »I » I’ For Sale — Fifteen acre truck farm •ml Ilici, on th» »'I1 '•*> u'rl shouldn't such people have typhoid fifth of tho depth below tho surface of alarming nows. Most of the arrests ceptions to the general ruler. A Irur C ro|7____ OI’» . and Its average speed ls that of tho all tiled in good shape. Splendid lo­ t'lMiKM I' | ( M This same bureau discovered that fever? They invite it, don't they? current trio-fifths of tho depth obovo are tho result of reports of police cation. Price $6500.00 hut this 67-Ue s pica. Surely every man is the architect of 70 per cent of desertions nre owing the bottom. n o t i* The judges aro very severe and con­ price does not indicate its worth, Foul outto the husband’s 'being out of em­ his own misfortunes. lloail report of K<lr«r * ,ial' for it is worth more money. Terms victions aro Inevitable. -Up to the »run and J. I*. T “' “; ’ ,, ployment and his worry over bills. hoDses and flies spell typhoid. Why on part. This place is worthy of pilbtir f o u n t y toad a* I ' " »*:•<1 present only one person, W hall porter. Tho answer is very Maybe ho would worry less if he had have them? T h . f llt V tiO» tW* r * ? ' " ' ,t, * * who waa accused of having said that, consideration. L O. Packard. - 67-lc Ttichm ond av e nu » T f i l n ' ’ *"* They who have them are fewer children, a suggestion that simple. auction of taid r«ati« ») * 1 1 lBj* i ho did-not believe th it "official reports not of a high order of mentality. For Sale— Prize Winning Buff Or­ tannini *h»nr* .'.rff“ pointa toward inconsistency In the about Austrian victories, has been acy arda) alnnt th* " n (»1, Tho »220 bureau’s discoveries. That is not They arc weak In righteousness anil h u e (S). towiiihlp < * ‘ " 7 quitted. In this case tho Judge ruled pington Eggs fov hatching. Impractical. strange, however, as all sorts of in­ •h*f -Ugbellef In official reports docs kind that hatch and live. 15 eggs to setting. Price $2.50. Enquire 210 vestigators are nowadays finding out Shall the dirty be compelled by not Impif unpatriotic sentiments. Many of the troubles of life such Park avenue. 66-tf No, indeed; not many things - that contradict the law to be clean? Tho military authorities of Cracow things that other Investigators find unless such dirtiness threatens the as headache, indigestion, constipa­ are forbidding the entry of refugoes T For Sale— A good five passenger out and that aometimfs contradict health and comfort of others. The tion and lack of energy aro due to from Galicia. This prohibition Is n and t h r e ^ i i u a r t r t » 'ì ' * Kitln»* prelude to tho evacuation of Cracow automobile in good condition .with some of their own conclusions.^ It. is Scripture says: " H e who is filthy inactive livers. and »»* i 'i ai'1' 1 'i«* *•.. new tires, cheap at |3Q0. C. F. nui a l o n i I h . nntlh uuaMrt c ^j G RI SHY’ S LIV-VER-LA3E is a by noncombntnnts, In view of the ex a rare inyestigator whoso discoveries let. him he filthy still." Of course; o n l . r (h a l t ) ■ * ' * * " " ’ " ’ Williams. 67-tf arc consistent and worth while. This whot is the use to do otherwise? j natural, vegetables remedy that will peeled approach of tho Russians. Iw p. 30. r a n * r l t , atu* . • a PEOPLE AND EVENTS t FOR SA LE ; j WANTED M ANY TROUBLES DUE TO A N INACTIVE LIVER is a very age of investigation and from government-commissions down there is a tendency to probe into this and tha^ and the o|jier thing, with results that often are of not tho slightest vatue to anybody. N o w that the bureau has told wives how to keep their huabaçds there ahouldn’.t be any more deter- Compelling "he who is filthy" to.be clean in person nnd premises will not make him clean in mind and soul. He'll be filthy still. We must teach cleanliness to the unclean. Then if they become clean and stay clean It la lvccause cleanliness is In their nature. If thsy stay dirty, it is be­ cause* they are .Inherently dirty. get tho liver right and make those troubles disappear. It has none of the dangers or disagreeable after effects of calomel. Gpt a 50c or $1 bottle of thii splendid remedy from your druggist today. E v e r y ’ bottle beats the like­ ness of L. K. Griaby, who guaran­ tees It through Wm. G. Aldrudge. Jo idan Germany's Gunmaker*. Berlin.— Kruppa, the guumakert, who build the leviathan iiowltsers with which IJego sod Namur were ahellcd, l» < < a » > > a a t « » a a a a « « « » » » ,» l employ in normal times of peace 80,000 work people, make (marly 110,000,For Rent— Two big stores on 000 profit per annum, and spend about $1,760,000 a year on their work-people's East First street. Joe DeM ont,’ ^ mds Ioo, holiday and Christmas funds Coca Cola Company. * 24~|f FOR RENT to a d «*n e i " ! 1 * ,« o( S.f. 3. IO. l> , , Salii toadwa»’ u* J,| ntival« rwld.nl- l ' f iSOS, a porllon ot *»m* 1 Unltad filatm ">»" ' ”!* BumU» ri *33 •Sa aatabllahrd. tb r rollirak«?-^™ nfrupi.d and far— U » 10 aald rnadwaya « « * • * ' • " , kM !*• 1 and parman.nt u « “ V1 " j d a» nubile b.n.flt Jpu|W . , �■^*ï t ïf -'j ; - •» r » IN THE HEART O F TH E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION H ERALD PUBLISHED SEMI ■WEEKLY VOLUME-VI PROHI AMENDMENT DEFEATED INSENATE TO .C A R R Y ‘-IN - U P I’ EIT HOUSE B Y ONE VO TE ON TU ESD AY f a il s SANFO RD , FLO R ID A. FRIDAY, APRIL IB. 1915 * Purr Rome)ride Several days ugo « negro man und wife in this city engaged in an alter­ cation and in the mix up the woman cut the man with a razor and he died the following «Lay,..The negro Hintls working- » in a celery field the day ufter were hoard in the fol­ lowing conversation: “ Say, did you heah bout dat homeycide lass night?" 'No. what you mean, homeycide?" “ Niggah. done get cut -by his wife! and died." "How cum y o u '«-ill! dat -homey­ cide?". “ Ruse hit happen in <lc home, you fool niggah." As the explanation seemed logical enough there was nd more conversa­ tion about the "homeycide" und the one who explained it ia now looked uiron as a scholar,--------- —---- - NO. 68 NEW JITNEY BUS SUFFRAGETTES NEXT WILL OPERATE HERE IN THE LEGISLATURE BUSINESS M E N FAVOR T H E BEFORE NEW T R A N S P O R T A T IO N C O M M IT T E E YESTERD AY AND M OVEM ENT Tallahassee, FI»., April 16. — A That the jitney bus would be a vote on the prohibition amendment good thing for the city of Sanford *#* taken In tho senate Tuesday, was so decided at a Meeting of Mte resulting in 19 yeas and 12 nays. Merchants* Transportation League The roll call showed the following lust Wednesday. The league met for vote: the purpose of discussing the con­ Mr. President (Chas. K. Davis), tinuance of the eflorta to induce nay. trade to come to Sanford by the free Senator» Adkins, 15th district; transportation methods employed all yea; Blitch, 21» t district, yea; Brown last season- and. it was..proven by 29th district, yea; Collins, 16th dismany hi i hr merchants prelent- that trict, n»yt Cooper, 27th diatriot, y e a ; the transportation problem was ono ~bonegan, 19th district, yea: Drane. of the drawbacks to the trade of 7th district, yea; Knrris, 18th dis­ Elk* Install Officers Sanford. Ever since the depot w-ns trict, nay; Fogarty, 24th district, Sanford lodge of Elk* installed moved a mile from the business portion yea; Gornto, .12th district, nay, the new odicers at the meeting held of the city Ahe country tra«le has Greene, 30th district, yea; Himes, on Wednesday evening and the cere­ been handicapped by the 50 cents 11th district, yea; Himes, 11th dis­ mony which is u very impressive one hack fare from th«* depot to the tort nay; Hudson, 13th district, was witni'SKcd by a large number of business portion of Sanford and in yia. Igou, 23rd district, yen. Jnhn- the members Past Exulted Ruler order to nllevial«* the situation the vm. 17th district, nay; Jones, 2nd ( ruse Barnes acted as Grand Kxaletleague wus formed to give the cus­ district, nay; Lindsey. 3rd district, eil Ituler und with the assistance of tomer* free transportation. The in­ yes. McClellan, 25th «listriot. any, other oiliccra installed the new of­ crease in trade conditions more than Me Ear hern, 22nd district, yea; Mr- ficers as follows: justified the outlay in expense and Geachey, 1st district, yea;. MiddleExulted Hitler. T A Neal. the merchants will continue the plan ton. 26th district, yen; Plympton, Esteemed Lending Knight, J. II. this summer. The question of the 14th district, yea; Roddenherry, 5th Hurley. jitney bus was tak.'ii up and tt mem­ district, nay: Roland. 32nd district, Esteemed Loyal Knight K E ber of the new firm that will operate yea. Stringer. 9th district, yen. Ter Householder the new jitney litiss«** was present rrl), 20th. district, yea, Watson. 6th I Esteemed I «■« luring Knight It I to explain the plan to the merchant* district, yen; Wells. Hth district, nnv; Washburn There will he several hu»»e* of the Will. till district, i n ) . Zlm ’. 1st N'eretnry <• I Taylor Ford type installed »lid each one of district, nay freusiirer, 1. i‘ M«<Tili«*r them will hold eight passengers. Chaplain. 1 I. Andrews Blitch opening the «1«*La t«■ pro Regular *i li«*dtil«*» will he made and flier K It Itoiirt ,sented submission ns ,i 1>■moi ro t li tie . » ( , will operate (rum given «tu-* Tru»tee ft I Hull) incu.iire and the appealed fur right tin ns «in the str«*ets. giving the city of tin* people to decide in reasonable j After the Installation of 'the ««( it regular ear service 4: t the low rule intervrls ("lii'rlclh' in the mime of lii'iTs i tin«* «i * i *i ig w,i . hold iii u | t , Tl t e l l . 1 to* filer, h u n t * elltin J.'i 011(1 a,.w Voter« siio ** th. |.,-t who'll tll.il > thing' |,,r (I,- gmn| ul d n r * e d I b e | l l n e v l , u * * e * a n d p r o m til«* ««filiT w* t« 'll" u- • t I he S..n i - e d t o g i v e t h e n e w c o m p a n y t h e i r >utimission in 1910 The old arguments of lm li si ll fi«r«l lodeg i- i" i most IIour i-king s u p p o r t i t . e v e r y » ¡ * \ p o s s i b l e new \,.,r promts**", go vet nmen l an«l the right of io un­ rendition »ml ono h for t lie lo.lg, , til« to liectde th« ir own ;slf..ir. w I m . il c .1 S || I , P , f | n e nun!. I,v Johnson. Hum buffi 11- ■•! : . \| ! ■ < l 1 «..,« I l.i\ i lorn t»v, \\ el I l 11*a it I p 11ut M t M ..I 1 . «.-tu steet I hi* <l.t I e Is i t-iJr -i i \ | ' ‘ i ' *11«1 If .ltd .irghoil t h i li., -i.,to i* U luli r wiili-t t i r . tu ilu y ..lui w r l k i i l tin- ill t ;m«l tile people I In ill.isti r* Let every pllbll, s|ur 'ed Illl/I'll .'l««li,' t h . t o p u l t l . snbuiéiriui 1 of publn sentiment » r , ; i !•• . t u l f e n m i v y o q n g t u t u ’ .l t . i l u w ! ti l ,1 pi....... ! \L. r « *i 25 hi* Blit« h g.i « «» r ot t> 1h., i 11 the J l . t l t i l t i l v v u r k l . . I I . p-t t u g , t i n t i!< !*t il l ,.1'i t.y I ««il.« r . «1111* I ‘tuu til was iii 11 .11. I tu- s u ii-* i: v»tit v. u l, s- ttiing-. |.«it ui u! . « u r l ì i ' - d i x i n g ri ..rii u traduce ten ot utori* regulation l ollies, u - . ■ -tis p,r any re* • p l . t - r l c t - '!«• f o n t,d ' ì ■ I I ! tt.g o r u iti . « In I » •. r i e ic lit r , in . i o i .p I ■ hill Ithtch etn;nge«l lie* v•«»•• In ■ » r m m th , 't.n dy tin tin n i *.llh i o co rn i anil gave nolite of u vote to n - , • n, iigenietit thi.t no Magnum water g r o w t h tu i m p e l l e l o n - t i p g o p e r a t i o n s er it be ret. it.oil which wtB muse a consider it tom orrow , vI e I ori lo - 1 • t . I.O, rd s id e, h, r I pr , , pi l t i g I-1 • ur iipp>-*it i n I i n I! I o r d e r t o M i l i m i l n « o n s t i t t i t ■«• . . I lui w t »*t l* t lltg - l i n f e V .. rii T w u pi r t you will l.< g.ji now th" wink w dl In a m i - d i m lit it is t i e c e s s n r v for t fie THE F IG H T STA R TS T O M O R R O W Tallahawee, April 16. —Suffrage workers in Tallahassee in the inter­ est of the r«*stiiution providing for the submission of n constitutional amendment giving the women right to vote in the state of Floridu had their first hearing before a commit­ tee Thursday afternoon, when the senate committee on constitutional amendments, of which Senator J. B, Jones of Eseambht-ts chnirtnan met. The suffrage amendment is the next important issue to be thrashed out by the legislature and it is ex­ pected that the tight wilb begin to take on real form during th<> latter part *>f this week. The suffragista arc her«* in goodly number* .nut are working hard lor the pu**.igc of thrtr residuimi! it ipretty generally believed, however, thi.t the n .solution will not lie look­ ed on with favor by the l«*gi*luluro on the whole. Whether it will re-, reive a lavoravi«* report at the hands of the committers is a <|U«*»tion Tit Ha hus»i*«‘. April 15 Senator Jone* n( E-i'i* inbt.i « omit V would have t In pr«‘s«-nl legld. t lire .rente , slat«- lit r ry , t Till;;lm»*« «• I lur­ ing tin session Wednesday morning tie it tm.l neil a nn***ur»* providing for t*i i-'laldlshtn. tit nl a state library, providing for a state librari­ an i* tn| .' IdVtrtl of tried pc* fur the *1.. t. I i •- i * v Mt pose lu \ , dallied t lia I I lie pm loll I - to lix It so the I in r h till* fill uri It will lie pu slid. In go to *-ut , «,t r. I point in tin* i ..pH, 1 for t.*r i- .iloni on ,iti\ ul. eri ut et. I, 'Mi-t i» desired iti,l there -i cm I ! ■ ,1, i li-ri * th,«1 il t ■-n liet i- . r |.> rut) fruii» one utili u tu .*,i..*l I , — secure informatmu I, -.1*. ' \ «1111,1 br.itn-li r lull th«* "1 ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 1*JI >««» t l ■■«; « l,L-t I» h 1 l . i t «i r «’ . portions. No site for the other pro­ posed county has been decided upon. SUBURBANPROPERTY CONTINUES TO MO Tallahassee, April 16.— Fish deal­ ers from many sectionr of the sfitte » ’ J -a/Lwdfc*7^ , j, jCs• reached Tallahassee Wednesday tor -_ _ _ _ _ * * the purpose of appearing before a T W IN AU C TIO N E E R 9-STIR U P joint meeting ot the senate and T H E BUYERS A N D SELL house committees on fisheries in con­ nection with purposed legislation M A N Y LO T S placing salt water fish under the shell fwh— commissioner and also Sanford real estate is moving. ** plaring a tax on alien fishermen and Ordinarily Sanford real estate their boats*, und other Ieg ¡slut ¡on moves by its own volition but just concerning them. now it is being hastened by the ac­ For several tlnys past tho fish­ tivities of Penny Bros., and Thomas eries committees of both houses in Bros., Twin Auction^jfs who are joint sessions have been wrestling here to awaken interest In the real with the leinslution touching on estate line and call attention to the the fishing industry of the state. superior advantages of Sanford dirt* Among some of the things decided at. an-4nvestment. -------- ---------------upow-and-whfch—irtll have a f a v ó r i Tho Twin Auctioneer» woke up uble report when presented is a bill' providing for a tax of ten dollars on the city yesterday with a good band UH aliens engaged in fighting within on the streets and carried the crowd the three mile limit. A tax on ton­ to tho lots at Midway, the new town nage on all vessels engaged in the lor colored people. Heru u free fish fish buxine*.* within the state’s limits-1-fry jin d other attractions kept the large crowd in good humor, sup­ i* also favored The proposed tax on aliens raise* plemented by the great line of talk tin- question of constitutionality bul handed out by the twins and many i (»,. committ'*«*. after having dealt at lots were sol«1 not only to tho col­ length on the matter reached the ored jreople who want homes but to conclusion that this is within the white people who expect to build homes to rent to the colored ten­ legislature’* powsr, ants. The sale was very successful Tallahassee, April 16. Florbla in every particular. Today tin* Twins are busy trying may have tier own Ilnrri*«vii aiitinurcotic ucl If H«‘pr«*M*nlntiv(* Har­ to populate Markham Heights with rison of Duval secures the passage ii high class of residents and this.fine of a mea'tir«* entitled an »ct relating |iier«* of property will soon he filled tji l lie dispensing and *« <, of habit- with houses if th«* «ale i* any barom­ forming drug*, there will In* written eter of «conditions. oil the slat ifte book* of the state The Twin Auctioneer* nr«* good an act whi.li «til I» 1 known a* t h«* one« and the manner in «vhirh they Harrison anii-iiarentic act. winch conduct p sale is satisfactory, in evwould make it unlawful for any ery particular. Of rtutrso the Sundruggist or other* t«i dispose of fur«! property is /ood and the inves­ li. lot forming drug« wiilmut . writ tor« recognize till* fart. lull the ten prescription from a duly lic«*ny«Ml Twins «re irresistible ami they as­ sist the buyer in making up his phy ' " ' ia t i *T «le titist or v e t e r i n a r y surgeon .»* pro« tiled in the hill mind to purchase Smilor«i might to rake on a first I lu rid * F ed era tio n nf U , m in u s • lu ll* *lass boiliiittg boom in tin* suburb* I ti p iirt no tti ol i ' o l d i i ll« u lt h . I >r after the two *«!«*« «lays and there 1 .¡en I nwcli M,-veli*, ri.nirmitli will !>«■ ninny new homes built dur­ F ile t ' lu id H y g i e n e ( 'o rnmilt«*e of ing the summer month« ns the result t l . - t i i -i n n ! I-. i t e r o t loti Heult ii f i e p t of tin* auction -si«' h i t * «i t t ut t ~ t i «it n o -lltlfl 1t o u tlin e w tiiib wt nl ha««* Temple ItrAihi’rhiiod Ttjni a cordial interest dominate« t .........h i I m r i*. « tit»*! 1 j». I> '<■ «i f « i n Ii « u l n r g i l m 1.1 i li« *• I«« t- - • tb. tin* Temple Brotherhood ch.** of .mi mien si suggest,*, end is jduiin«*d rnen is ms nif«**ted by the rapid tu cnv«*r th«* months of M.r.h, April T illhhass«*«*. \pril 15 If growth in ghe «•nrolltiuiH utul she .m l Mil y * m il tu* r. pur l te. et« et f.« « ut, exi ellaut percentage in 1.1letulaiii e. Th«* he; ¡tli id i, home, end of u git lot lire il t he legtf !i •'ii i i th*- I I.t*«t S u n d a y ««'th an « : rnllm« nt of .■immunity a1 ilepeeds to « gmcl r in ti*I* id ' fl tI , f• W, *1 furl t «« «■ p i , e II t e d I: * i er,* fu 'lt d ' , hcd *o t h è k■i 1’ it* «ii • I. I I • ei ■ V ! Ti I p p|. ' | I. |p' m i f ' o' , r lie t rt-nl ition proposing it to r- u i v e ' t . , * ' ) « . , * Ml Jl* ■ « . u .1 1hll I ., • • , . *I . ». . * «1 I *.»* ,«» 1 tie . • * fit's of tinfu ll in i i , tu « -l -+ I i nr* • • «■ t t . it, r .ilii-n«lui:ci! for l I * f f-* * jii*T’-i btl *f v »!*tfif f r n -* r ft “t*Tt . I « iu*■ ■ i ( ■I'h " .' tl« future I'r.'l Full. h*a«l«*r. t* , , I .« I . . i . ' ..................................... * i , j * i * * »1, f » j i i»t \a J. *jVi*- *•[ H » l i . r 1 * r »•" ..nd win!.- : I mu ■111 ' II* I I i . *1 . r X il. G I,It; I. linking the < ’L.s.i intcrchting and de­ Il ' ■ I." '.,1,1 1; I . * well ,.s the sufi'KUurils to lu-alih. r* ■• i '•« d . -tr. i g l i t ttuij o r t l v id • \ « i . I In linci went down in an or­ m i of living prompted the sherifls it is not enough for most hothes to veloping a cliiss sjiirlt that is very w«:.-s u ((..eked one vote of having be an i j go Ruth t ,iul in hand in all dinary «living Hijit and Hit* ru- 1In . k fur ineriti.seel fee* (or feeding bn well l.S'iit in every puriiculer. Iie- gratifying. "T h e Other Fellow" has u three-fifths majority If the public utterances, so t ht. I our cam -, i «impression r hu tuber «lesiglieli tu re- pm oner*, or w hthi r or not it i* tlu ir been udopoM ns the motto. i ail««* one «inull s|»««l of infeelion nnp'tidmcnt Timi received twenty* paign will ment mir good <iti.cn linee pressure on him w,.* noi u*«*.l II.', etimi to give tin* ill lout«* of may spread over a wnl«. territory Votes it would have carried in the ship . i i • J, i l * l u t * r t l ' l I ' l i I f n l l l s l u r t l Oculh of Mr« l>«-la nutter ., lilt . « ,-| III« I |e t tie I'll,- 1 I i it. *•« senate *( U» ' t N Ü J t'i l p I I I » ,1 t. Mr. I Jr I. m i. ! wifi' of 1>r I)e la­ M * * i .u I lu ,it r j - ' s « , ) d a ) ho no Sew Samt 1p>t S» w Pia, Ifar! Ibilu v* t » 1i tf ,1 « » m I I . \ ) . i I u ! ' t . . X t . • . I ,i w e l e n m i Igll.i li. ■ i . I lie p ric e o f in.«! ir .1«.-.I i t her horn«* on VSi*M J t» riu.l T hi' new i .- ■' p in |p r'or- i■ tin m* • I ih¿ I» •! t I i|*M I! Telegrnph •Poles t*> ,11 »Ilei* ni, it I« r» id nil . r- t». I « .* * i i . !i . ' be" U hat i . |- *-' -'-«-ct yi--.tcril,«y morning afier \, •ft , » ..f l* . lì" » b.iiiil two ii’clo, h TTlesdc v ,ifl* r People- B. 1 k * i'-ii' .* ■i>p tied ?>*f i •. i 11, 1* ti--. . *1 , > ì i The .iihp.il» n *f ,ti-t rio t urn a: ill ti ■•* uf ->•««(. I monthai. .» *1 . I i r I ' ’ M jir.pj.-i ■ >,■ li ft" . . t * D * Ou . loi Hour large I’o 't . l Telegr.pl pu|o | i V t . « m * funeriil took phtre On* morning ut Ut-li • i ' I ........ " I *• ' 111 111 .N i l ' l 1h» •ding «if |»rtitnirr< lu 1l,U tum i- (,,r ....... . I ttjilr am willing to inelld |lull o'llonk. Rev Strong of the Coil *■»« First street tour the r. ih..,i.| ( t u t . 1« ■ ' - l l ' r i . « r h i i i g l.y pc - I n r 11 u tu ten, ;, ml forty 11!»'■ r* r un a! tii.lilf.-r.-iis und negligim v .mik* I hey | r yards f,dl carrying four others on ford to givi tin i.1. , a name alpi gr«*glitloilisl •' r-1 *t ««nictating III Evi eilig strinoli, subject Km have oli. r,-t| .» pro. of one gallon ul . . if. ■■III,g of pri ni.i-r« Ifl i «*\ are i i.hu »,i «1 it I- a «it.,1 mattet the stn«-t with it The live pole« tcruienl v ttinth ih Lttkeviow cem­ |d«ty« r .nid E iiij.!uy ee." 7 IO Tim stiit«-iin*nt "Tuhereulosis i* a s u g g e s t i n g the >( thy number of ten. Thi^y w* r. a]) In the Idock betweyn Myrtle ice crea i n I " tin- h i etery Sung and praise servier, 7.15. best naine. The co tit est will be opini receive thirty nn«l forty cents disease >■( childhood, and caught for ami Laurel und the wonder is that Large audience* !us*t Sunday nt the most part in the home hefnro the P* r ittpfil, resjieetivi ly several people were not killed by the for one week and /adieu wishing to both services A SS i*e .Man Speaks age of fifteen years" is eloquent with poles, w . II. Pell was near Mirtle compete can send t hi »r name for the suggestion In Inking up this ■hilil tlsrur I nilerwooil, probe.idy the place to tho Herald office marked *ilh hi# horse anti wt gon and see­ T lluhassec. April 15 In an Methodist SeMlri'H Lust Sunday hygiene program which folio«««, es­ ablest men lit our jiuldic life luday "Contest" and their own name ing *he pole falling whipped up and <Bi Let Sundry th«* Sunday school lit ip. tiun of a "«**M<m of the insur pecial atit ntiiin ttt urged to the pro- sjjuke to ncw.ipnpcr men n few dry* escaped the pole but the wire hit should appear .it the bottom of the took on a new feature. An orchestra nini commit levs of luith houses this lectinn of the child from transmis-| ago, ns lie wi-h leaving Orlando after The proprietors want the him und he escaped by u very nar­ paper. of four piece* gave norm* good selec­ afternoon lat«*, insurance men from sild«- diseai-e in the home. Give t he n brief sojourn. row margin. ScVeral other narrow genomi public to visit the new place •*vt*rv section of th«* slatea ur<* much- children their rights, the first of Mr. I'ndeiwoo«! said that, with u meantime and get I hi* suggestions tions and accompanied the songs escapes -were reported. ing the capita). Thirty adminislra- which is a Mitiml body, used on that occasion. Tins orches­ little morn «levelojiment Florida for the name that will he suitable. All five of tho poles were absolute­ ttnn meutiur«'*i introduced in the March Care of tm* Baby: wmild lie able to feed hal 'h e people The new ice cream parlor ha* been tra will he a'fnnture in th«* futur«* him-,* by Representative Adkins of j ly rotten .and totally unsafe and the a In the home. Feeding, clothing of the I'nitcd States. fitted up lavishly and will he one of cervices, under the leadership of Mr Postal and nil other corporations Al arhua county will come uj> before hnthitig, '.lii'piin, A B Brock. This strikes a key n«>tc. \\ hy the best in th«* countv when all the that have these rotten poles in the There was a-large anti enthusiastic the cnimnitlee for discussion, and in­ bi By the community Cl«*an shouldn’t Florida be .he great sup­ fixture* ijre installed. Inspect the rt'y limits should he made to re­ sù re nee men inturesled have been milk, protection from traimmissihiv ply station for the American public? place unti send your n.itne to "C on ­ audience [trawenl at each of the ser­ place them at once with good ones. invited to np|u-ar und participate in disease, sanitary surroundings. vices of tne%ay. In the evening Tiitnpa Tribune. test" care of The Herald. A ,c om ­ No °ne ever suspicioned that these tin* discussion. April t'nre of the Young Child; mittee rtf three will «Irride on the one forty rnen of the Brotherhood class pole* were so badly decayed ami There is it ham jiussiliillty that !* tn the home. Mental, moral, that seems best and the win net »ill sang two hymns, which were enjoyed Funeral of Nclaon* °nly the accident of Tuesday be­ the meeting may In* postponed ow­ physical. by all jircsuni. be announced in the i»*ue of Friday, Kunrar. City. April 15. — Funeral trayed that fact. The danger of ing to the absence nf the member ibi By the community: Educa­ April 30th. • services for William II. Nolson, ed­ •uch a catastrophe is apparent at who proposed tho measures and in tion (Kindergarten, Montessori); itor of the Kansas City S ltr, who A Surprise Pnrty Onco and the city council should ortler to allow other insurance men recreation igarnes, jduygrounds). Orlando Next Meeting Place died early yesurday will he buried - The blue Tilde of the C. E. Society lo reach tho rajdtul. or tier the companies to place good May Prenatal conditions: The Grand Commamlery of the of the Congregations»} church will today. W w ' l t once. Ia ) Hereditary, midwifery, visiting Knights Templar of Florida held its give a surprise p: rty Friday' night. « Bishop Cameron Mann of Orlando. This demonstrates that all poles Tallahassee, April 16.— Senator H. nurse. twenty-eighth conclav«- at Daytona 7:30 at the church. The Beds will Episroprl hishoji of Floridu will huve should be abolished in tho city lim­ (h) Birth and death registration. Tuesday, yesterday selected rlnndo lie in t«k«*:i ted to kno«c whrt the B Lindsay of Boniiny. re|ir«*»«*nting charge of tho aery ices. Bishop Mr.nn it* and the underground system The first stop in any rampalgn of for next year’s conclave The meet­ Blues are up to, und nil friends will the 3rd senatori»! district, which em­ used. and Mr. Nelson had been personal You are ing will he held in Orlando tho sec­ enjoy n ni«*o time if thpy come. Re­ braces the counties of Holmes and education is publicity. friends since young manhood. Walton, will probably shortly, offer urged to hold meetings on these sub­ ond week in Februr.ry, 1916. Miami freshments will be served, Lecture at (he Star Sunday end Bey. Winchester will lecture at and St. Augustine were aspirants, something «loing all the evening. a hill providing for the creation pf jects. and ojion them to all mothers. On Renppnrtionment the Star Theatre on Sunday after­ but Orlando outdistanced her com­ Every on«* 1* «sked to bring twq two ndditlònnt e«>Òntles in West Ask your »chon! mothers organisa­ Florida. Mr. Lindsay 1* in receipt tion to join you m these meetings. noon at 2:45 and 4 p m Tt)e ]cc. petitor* and won easily Tallahassee, Flc., April 15 The dimes to help in a good cans the of numerous request* railing for the Ami first of all, print this litter in matter of c« nsus and after that reIII Em Comrttutnler It <> Nen Reds and Blues uro working for ture at 2:45 will be to men only and establishment of a new county tak­ your town i^wsjia jier. A list of apportionment of the rtj«rii.« ntatives the subject will be " G iv e the Girls a Rt. Em. Communder \\ R ing three township* in the eastern hooks and pamphlets on the sub­ and senators of lh< -tale is following Square Deal." The lecture at 4:00 O'Neal of Orlando » * » electeii grand Musi You Cuss? side of .Santa Uosa county and as jects suggested will be mailed to closely on the heels of the talk about 1 he for the ladies only and the commander for the ensuing year, many on tho western side of Walton any one requesting it from tho com­ Rev. George Hyman at the Bap­ constitutional convtntldr. succeeding Mr. Galen B. Seaman of )ect will be ono of vital impoitance tist Temple is preaehing a scries of county. Similar requests have còrno mittee chairmen. There tn* many «-out tics in the o the ladies. The lectures ate free Daytona. Very sincerely, state with but ono itprcrtntativo Olivet Commnndery of Orlando sermons on the necessities of life: from people residing on the eastern , as Dr. Winchester is a noted Mrs. Laura V. McCullough, and no ¡¡enntor which arc getting «cturer on social problems the two had the largest representation at tho The subject for Sunday evening, edge of Walton county und tho l«ctures wlu h,, U r fe Iy gtUnded conclave and occupied the post of April 18th will be " I s It Necessary western side* of Holmes. It ia sug* U k o Worth, Ha. restive under the unfair manner in Chairman Committee on Child which the people of the county ure “ »member the. hours. the men » t honor in the parnde. Mr. Frank B. for Men to Cusa?" You are invited gested that Ponce de Leon would deprived of representation provided , * nd th* !*dies « t 4 next Sunday* Stoneman of Miami was made dep­ to this service, as well as all other possibly be the seat of the county Hygiene, Dept. Public Health, created of WalfSh and Santa Uosa F. F. W. C. of the Baptist services. by the constitution. uty grand commander. s> " n « « w ' » .. __ * . • __ but «Bed in i c o m i m i t i <i* rm* m «ii f «*r Florida 1I 1. COIIlIKC. m ?; 3 ¿j �S B P ^ - - --------- -- . ..____ ______ r lî’T'1 i • * » • • JÜ. *"■*"* , • I / 00 * [t4 $ 1- . ! 1 * J l1 W i^ 'i"^!*1 „)r";'i«1 «T * 1 * 0 «J 1 1 ^1ÏK r^S '•^ v . 4 % 1*,^■ *•’. �>*! \4 :, • ■ PACE FOUR ! I TH E SANFORD HERALD APRIL le. D u way to eradLcaU*-tlia. disease is by I burning the infected trees, the plan that ha* been' generally adopted in It. J. HOLLY, Editor this state. Dr. E. W. Berger, state W. M, HAYNES, Business Manager Tin* Florid« Grower* «»*1 Ship­ nursery inspector, spoke on the i A per* League in Hnnu»i »ession nt Publlilirl Kvfry TurcUy and Friday "Origin, Distribution and Spread of Citrus Canker." He declared that the disease originated in Japan and Manager Lloyd S. Trnny made was brought to the Gulf states on ■UMCBimON PRUT.. IN ADVANCE lii* nutiutil report, detailing the work . _____ U »« ONE VRAM................. nursery stork. The first active in­ hi x m o n i liti l ì», arcom ptisherf (furiniî the |>a»t year. fection in Florida wus discovered in TllUKK MONTH.S----... T* especially in the trafile department. Montirello in 1912 and since that i. .0. Ulf by terrier 11.00 1« Y™. I. ' Mr. Tenny prefaced hi* report by time other infections have been dis­ Adunco «r 20«. iVr Mm (A saying t but few people under» tu nd covered in Dade county and other F*r. >U 1» Adrenee Mid Bo ,M*do »• (MDro (foe work of the [.CUgUO, Itnd review­ parts of the state. ■ •«***4 As .Hocond Onnn Mall Mallo« Auyual 22ad ed the manner in which the league Dr, Berger said that the disease is in operated. It is controlled by an 190A, at tbc Poaloff,«« al Sanford. Fmefcl». lltdtr Art of March Irti, 1179. executive committee consisting of transmitted ih many ways, as it is si nine member», three from the north- very virulent and the grrms may O H « I» limit! IlaUdJog Tdoyhaao N«. us ern ycction, three from middle Flor- travel for long distances. Among the J i t WAHT tour business , — ——- , Ida and three from the southern p u t ways in which it is spread are on beings . .coming of the state. „farm tools by human , , . H IL L S H O U L D BE K I L L E D H. E . T O U r H. R. STEVENS' C. M. HAND ■ SANT0RDTFL01TTITX— R. R. DEAS T > e e new members were rhvriut u n taci with rif,-possibly by M,<-.|*rr.M«*nr I'rrtHmr Cuhfer ' A u l ( >>blr, F. L WOODRUFF Vk*-Prt«knt Already -the IU»poiUr-Star ha»' en­ on the committed- Last night' onw birds, but tim prhtc+piti metmr-fcr by tered tentative approval of the right from each section a» follows: W r M. the transportation Of Infected nur­ kind of an immigration bureau "trot Gist of Mclntoth, Dr. J. H. Boss of sery stock. In order that the state at the same time It expressed the Floren re Villa, and \V. J, Krome of may he protected against the disease hope that only the right kind would | Homcst(>Bcl S. Borland, of Ft. iq thw iuhu«. Dr. Berger said, it will he passed. I^gtslalton of thfc.4«m , M r„ wnls e|ected lo , u,.wocl K .‘ he necessary to secure legislation a u- physical appearance of his home commission in this state, shall, U cceding $500, or aemenreif t„ thf nhould and considered Heilman, .... , „ throizhig the employment of a larger very decidedly. the produce or other thing of value county jail for a period of m>t |0n|w . . . he approached " also of, rt. Myers, who with the greatest care. The Timosresigned on account of ill health and corps of nursery inspectors and to Rev. Gutteridge conducted Easter he shipped to them by any person, than six months, or hy bot h. such Union has printed a draft of it hill consequent inability to attend the have inspectors stationed at ail services Sunday at the Method­ firm or corporation, from any place fine and improaonment ih ih,- ,i„. which would so handicap the devel­ ports of entry to examine incoming ist church. meetings. His message of the in the state of Florida, when the cretion of the court. opment of this state, if enacted into; nursery stock. N ot only the fruit "empty tomb" was very heartening. same is sold b y them, issue in du» Sec, 4. This act ahull take ejfrt law. that it behooves every news-! of un^ T' which, shall upon its passage anti approval hy taken by the Florida Growers & grower, but the trucker and the gen­ Ho announced that special servicea plicate sales account paper in Florida to sound a warning Shippers’ League wore outlines. Its eral farmer should he interested in would begin here in the near future. describe tho kind, quantity, quality the governor. against it. It is hardly likely That Ed. Note: Did you notire Sec. 2? members now number 1,163. Pub­ this movement, ho declared, as in­ A class in vocal music is being or­ and price received for the produce such a hill would ever get through sect pests brought from foreign coun­ ganised at the Methodist rhurrh. or article sold,- and with £h££)f JliUtH M im Shipper *rlU hav* m the licity notices are sent out to the the legislature, hut there ia always a tries thfCatca tLAfo also. The mer­ cause same to bo delivered by mail, aent of a commission firm in writinr ■ , J. chined tor th* to* tL provisions to slip nnwspapdci «vary . .‘-Monday,- giving chant, too, has a vital interest in the ‘ "Rev” Gutteridge made a hurried or otherwise within seven days of to permit him to ship his fruit o; trip to Titusville Wednesday. valuable information concerning rate through particularly when the hill js situation, as the destruction of the The newly organised Junior Ep- such sale, to the party furnishing vegetables or he .will he liable to j lengthy and the. members are liable changes and other portinont matters, prosperity of the surrounding coun­ , worth League is'doing splendid work thé produce or article for sale, und fine of something up to $*»nn these notices are supplemented by to be lulled to somnolence b y _ tb e , , , try will also cause him to suffer. Rhould such sale he unsatisfactory term in jail for not getting the firm'i under the aide supervision of Mrs. sing-song monotone of the reading I ‘ h.p ‘“ u,n.ce ,of -«uarterly reports. to the party furnishing said protlucc consent to let him ship r ;,n you Frank Stirling of Miami, inspector H. H. Pattishall. Good! ^ ^ Thus far the league has issued one or article for sale, then at his re­ heat such freak legislation j* that? in charge of the work of eradicating “ Blind T om ," the well known col, .... . , ,,, bulletin. It deal* with citrus canker. This hill makes it obligatory upon ,r , .. . . , , , . I three thousand copies have been tho disease' in Dado county, where ored musician is dead. It is reported quest the commission house shall If this is a sample of wh.it tho*e every man who has a suhd vision to . , it is most prevalent, gave an interest- that he was playing on the “ Banks furnish lo him within three days the fellow» are going t<> do .t TjIUh«. .. , . , , , ; distributed sell to register the same with the ing idea of the extent of the disease, of the Wabash” and fell in and name or names and residence, to see they had better shut iq. -hop »nd Stundurd packages will eventually immigration bureau, with maps and whom said produre or nrlicle has come hack home before ti.- r«-«t of believes M, |stating that up to April l. $26,000 drowned he descriptions and pay a fee for same. I defined b> law, been sold; lie shall also have access the country will learn wlmi 4 bright had been expended with 1I2 inaper which shall he known as the régis- Trnn>' Thi" conclusion is based on to the original sales papers and hooks lot of men we have up there. The tors at work at a cost of $260 per GENEVA (ration and inspection fee. The idea the legal contents for a barrel al­ day. The women have also assisted showing the name and address of only trouble with Section 1 i*. tfct Another legal One of tho best musical treats we being that the public is to he pro­ ready established. the purchaser of the produce or ar­ father of the freak hill forgot to put by giving fairs and bazaars. Most tected by the hoard against the pur­ phase, pure food regulations, dealing of the money used in fighting the have had the pleasure of hearing for ticle, to the commission house sell­ in, “ And the shipper will forevn chase of had lunda. While the intent with misbranding and artificial color­ disease has been raise d locally. Mr. a number of years was that given ing said produce or article, und every after receive a check r\ month at the Methodist rhurrh "on last of the author of this bill may he en­ ing are also coming into effect. reasonable assistance extended lo his j to pay for-his support |Stirling said, hut recently grower* Mlllt U Musi Popularize Grapefruit Sunday afternoon hy Professors tirely good the, operation of the law a wife receives ulimntn satisfaction in the matter. over the state have awakened and I'. Slhljr Tharp, Berry and Adams. Great necessity for a popularising would he so cumbersome that the it is not too late lo g. art* assisting, and the Federal go v­ tlk* Sec ‘2 That no shipper shall con­ These young men possess remarkso-called inspection would he farcia!, eampaign to increato* thè domami for thing tacked on ernment has made an appropriation aide musical talent und are travel­ sign any produce or other article to und furthermore it would place too grnpefruil wna siri***«*d I hi», too. available Since the disease was ing in the interest of their profession. any person, lirm or corporation to he much power in thè hands of one or Mr. Ienny »aid, i* a criticai situafirst discovered 13,000 grove trees Might as Well Save T me They are composers of some of tht sidd on commission without first ohtwo nu*n. If, us some one suggests tion. I he florida Gioverà and have been burned and approximate­ l. . . . i . of insTTuinentnl ... i 1 their cOrtsent in writing to No w If,, shell|<| t. t ' * ,| of hest song», also ! Inming , these meri hnpponed to he thè righi Shippers I-engue ha* set ahout remly 300.00(1 nursery t .'«*»■* and the loss furnish same, tlnlesa said shipper her mistake*, (hnnesiu et m il. music. Ainong thè numhers of their | kind there would prohahiy he no '‘dyiog il t<> »‘»me i Aleni hy prevuìlto the growers hus not been less than productions is one entitled "W o n - lias a standing order with the person, he will see qtille cliourli •>( tk*m for danger from this source, hut if they lug on the ruilrouds to reduce the $50,000. Marl* i on ino ■, firm or corporation handling produce himself price of grapefruit on dining cars. derfttl Love," and "Going Down thè happened not to lie great injury und or other article on commission for Mr Henry, an inspector under Valley, One hy One," which was injustice might result There are Most of them have complied. The the shipment <>f said prudun other provision* of this hill th;rt are 1>r>f** on the Seaboard is ten cents Mr Stirling, went more into detail well rendered, und each a gem in other article as to the methods employed. He itself. To listen to them sing proves not good, but this is sufficient to I f'»r a half; fifteen cents for a whole stated that the corps of inspectors what can be accolti [dished by the Sec 3 Any person, firm or cor make it undesirable. It ought to grapefruit DENTIST art* under as stern a discipline as human voice They have organized i poration \minting any of the pro­ he killed in committee ReporterThousands of dollar* have been w ntth h ut w ni 1 1 l ' i n r n . soldiers and that they are'divided classe* in tieighhorittg towns, wtiich vision* of tin* act shall be guilty of Star. saved I hi* stale, declared Mr Tenny, into -eparate squads Uin* »quad l'un tcstif. io their a l ' i l i t y and ef a misdemeanor, and upon conviction J ' K O I ' l . K S B A N K 1(1 il IM. () through the work of the depart men! inspect* the gloves that arc actually liciency as teachers of in strutnen tiil shall be punished hy a tine not ex- ] B O O M *1 Tilts department was started a year " W E P R IN T , V o t P R O S P E R " JTnown to he infected and another and vacai music ago It is managed by one or~--U**»Z inspect* groves where no infection A short time ago there came to j Must of olir yming peopk* are mmost competent traffic experts in the ha* been discovered In tin* waj teresled in Ilo* sludv of music, and this office a latter from one of the south, K ( ’ Hoskins, formerly of there i* no opportunity for the dis­ w,j ir*M they may orgunize a class small printing office of the state On Tampa Among the valuubie ui ease to lie carried from infected to in Geneva ut un early date. tho letterhead w*us lids sulking line, complishments of the traffic depart­ lion-infected groves by the inspec­ summing up in language as terse an, ment is its success in persuading the tor* themselves. In addition, tin* could express the idea, "W e print. railroads lo publish through rates M OOUE'S S T A T IO N inspectors engaged in infected gtoves j You Prosper." ^ liev Bariletti* of Enterprise is exDemurrage charges have been rut wear linen suits, which art* disinfect­ Whether original with this Florida more than one-half pected bere lo prendi Sun day, thè ed after, leaving each grove. M ore­ printer or not, we do not know, but Probably $10,000 a year is saved over, no inspectrnr is nllowed to Dilli. four words could not bp selected in W P' Squires died ni hi* home tin* growers hy one item alone the tho English language to more clearly withdrawal of a two.dollar fee for re­ touch a tree with his hand* or cloth O l i t'atlieron avellile thè 12th of Florida Grower* Ncwexpress tin* seeming ]iiirp<)»i* and consigning and dncrting, whith w.i* ing Aprii The (liner li wu» lield ut llls destiny of the printing art Iute lumie ori thè 1-tth. inlermeiit at 123 West First Street ~ suspended through the efforts of the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Lakeview cetnetery. Much sytnThrough the urt of printing the League Also, much money was world has emerged from darkness and saved the grower» when the league, pathy is exprcssed for hi» (ainily. More particulain in next issue, ignornnee into light and civilization. through .Mr Hoskins prevailed on By tho medium of the press, every the railroads to withdraw the pro­ Mr. and Mnt, I yy Bridge» and HEKE’S COMFORT childrcn are in Tilusville thè lirsl trade, every occupation that engages poned charge for refrigerator equip­ GENEVA N E W S of ihi- week. attend in g thè fonerai the talents and attention of man ment. when moved under ventilators IN COOKIVi has been extended and prospered to All nutum has pujon li<*r spring of Mr*. Itfidg«*'» father, John Jones, A claim department ha» also been No tard («orili -itti It»» •*»(» a boundless degree. which were * Mr and Mrs J F Met Icllnnd established in connection with the robes, and the trees III I LAVORI It I*" t«S C“ But while the printer hiv* furnished trafficdepartment, ull managed by hare, and apparently dead, are pul- attended Ebenezer church and vi»itKmfr ma<tr the means lor ihe salvation of almost MrH on kins This departmentban- ling forth their delirale Inni» and cd friends near there last Sunday S*r dir tutti mm *"J every other hudness, in a staggering dies only those claims which are tender leaves und shouting new life. F I* Green, our rtiuil man is now D ill mriiii ju»i ito»» I *>*»' *• driving a fine new- Saxon auto de­ number of instances he is unable to against orrr tJ pul in fouf uwlm| i»4 »1»* (ransportntiofi companies, This is the season of resurrection, •tory lim» fou »* »l »** ••• (*•• ** Hi* car hits a comaave his own. and does not preLtnd to collect We all rejoice at the nrws that livering mnil. doinf. Interest, depreciation and over­ elnims ngainst* private dealers, ns1the lirirk rnud to Sanford j* to be ^ modious pluco for parcel post packRetidri that. dir u i» ' >• ages und altogether looks pretty head expeino ure rocks often hidden that phase of collection hus to do completed. What will add mure to the Perorile W»> »h'd' nifty. The Florida Grow­ tho development of Florida than to the master of the printing craft with marketing it il fnnitriftril »• ai poitthlr. H. S. Ismon, who came here from until they accomplish his destruc­ ers und 8hip|>era League is not a good roads? Who would object to The bumrri tur ihr Imi them? The "kicker,” did you say? Chicago some time ago anti purtion. There arc hundreds of print­ marketing agency of (li; thr orni br-ill »«All *“ Much of the work of this depart­ Woll, let him kick; his "knock” re­ chased improved land in Cameron ers In Florida and other parts of tho errtilj; Ihrrr n * minimum « country who urn operating ct con­ ment is in obtaining from the rail­ bounds so that he is the fellow who city expects Mr». l*tnon and their and trouble , daughter, Marian soon to join him stant loss, hut blissfully ignorant of roads a refund for overcharges gets the force of tho blow. . YOU W ILL MAKE n o m i s t a k e i f y o u BUY A F O o m r i their condition until bankruptcy Whenever u change in the rates is The rain Tuesday was of inestim­ hero to make their homo. vdames Hixon is tho latest celery mercifully forces them into some obtained it in announced through able value. Some one »aid it rained press notices and bulletins other means of making a living. two feet in ton minutes. " J 'think, avenue cclety grower we know of Organizing Freight Hate Service though, he was a traveling man! who with his family are enjoying u " W e print. You prosper," 1» sure­ A freight rate guide service is one However, it rained about iwo inches new nuto. ly a good motto for the Florida James und Duncan Mitchell ure of the valuable features to be inau­ in an hour. Thunks! printing profession.— Plant City Cou­ camping at Clifton Spring* turtle Mr. Peters, Sr., has been quite ill gurated by Traffic Manager Hoskins rier. hunting for profit and pleasure. for the past ten dnys hut we are next season Loose leaf books will ----- O-----be sold to the growers showing rates glad that he is much improved at % There were 210 csrs of colery delta T h e Pcriy Herald says that. Bob products shipped out of Sanford last from every shipping point in Florida this time. ^ Holly is grooming himself for gov­ to 3,000 murkets This book will be Mr. Crostwait with Mr. and Mrs week, 199 of which was celery. It is ernor. We havo known Holly fpj constantly revised, as rates are'low­ Friaby of Bloomington, III., were estimated there will be a greater many a year and the Herald must be F. t* FOKsrr.K. Vki Pei -•*• s' FHEDF.KIC It HAND. Pu smr », ered or raised It will bo simple so here looking over the Geneva vicin­ number of cars this week. H F. WIIITNFVM, C**.urt * . . A. L. BETTS. A»» t Cammi■ mistaken. He wouldn't do a thing that the grower and shipper can have ity recently. The latter wore guests to spoil our chances for the position. • Freak Legislation a reference that will be absolutely of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dooloy —Clearwater Sun. correct * Tnllnhassee, April 14.—.At tho last fT*’ Sunday. ■ *. N o , indeed. Any time that you State o f tho league's finances was The Chase Packing Co. recently seasion of the legislature Senator want the position juat say tho word announced in the report of Dr J H. loaded four cars of fruit, making a Adkins of Bradford county Intro­ and we will retire in your favor. A Ross. According to the schedule total of about 100 cam this aeason. duced a bill regulating the sale of to get your valuables. Put them iy our Fire few more of those "fables" will land prepared by Mr. Tenny, tho league produce or other things of value on The Geneva achooi is having a you in the Governor'^ chair or the needs 112,210 to carry on its work well bored. and Burglar Proof Vault. Safe Deposit commission. He passed it through electric chair. next season. All but $3,710 of this \J hjr. and Mrt. Curlctt motored to the senate, hut it died on the house Boxes for Rent. has been raised. Dr. Ross urged nil Orlando Monday In their "U n ive r­ calendar at the close of tho sesaion. . * • • * ■* ** —’ * Although It has been cool for the to get new members. sal car” and back to "Pfbspoct He hits already re-introduced the middle o f April and the winds have _ CBrus Canker Discussed meusure and hopes to get it over to C ity ." • been blowing something like is ex­ $3.00 for SMALL and $6.00 for LARiiK SIZK The little son of Mr. and Mra. the houso in time for that body to All of. yesterday afternoon was pected In March, crops arc coming spent in a consideration of various Wicks was struck by a swiftly act upon it before the expiration of along nicely in all aectiona. phases of citrus canker and the steps flying ball on tho school grounds tho aixty days. • The matters in­ being taken lo eradicate it. The the other day and rendered uncon- volved In the bill are of such great Ho tyia recov­ importance that it la here given in I f you bMp; we will have lew flies, first speaker was P r o l y l . E. Stevens acioua by the blow. full: • • Ine mosquitoes and much le«a sick- of Gainesville, who subject was “ The ered. O F S A N F O R D .F L O R ID A _ _ Mr. and Mra. Alliaon were guests Section 1. That all persons, firms nee*, b y a general clean up day. Wc Nature and Causo of Citrus Canker.” I ' l 4 S I B I - M J ■» j / a — w -M m-M U f r.liU can havo all of this and more— a He gave the history of tho light in of Mr. and Mrs. W ill Adams Fri­ and corporations in this state who Mr, Adams is changing the sell any produce or other article on the state and declared that the only day. ■ beautiful d|y. : „ l TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ^ lo w er s league active A S S IS T A N C E There are many advantages in having your name on the books of this Bank. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY I T V ^ y ? ^ ,MUat We are in a position to help you at all times, no m at­ ter what your business is. jOur officers will be glad to have you consult them. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD '¡D R . C'. VV. FA IN liiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK | ------- J E W E L R Y ------- 1 g Special sale of Jewelry for the next | g 30 Days at Greatly Reduced Prices § | Schaal’s Jewelry S t o r e | iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I COUNTY HAPPENINGS I G e o . H . F e r n a l d H a r d w a r e Company DON’T GIVE BURGLARS THE CHANCE T h e Fi r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k u .* - I �I ’ Carl F Forker. sales manager of Riverview property in Jacksonville is in the city today on business I: [NANDABOUTTHECITY ü Utile Happening«—Mention of Matter« in Brief— Personal Items of Mr and Mr» K T Woodruff re­ turned last evening from their thirty days touring car outing 1he order of Faster Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday. April In te re s t ' 20th. 7::tu ,, m All members re­ «' Summary of tfu- Floating Small J\ quested to lie present TaH^/TTuccTilcltjr Arranged fur M ayor-» Proclamation Hurried Herald Header* Whereas, It is a well established custom to observe an annuul Clean Up Day, and. Splendid prizes to be awarded for Whereas, the City Beautiful com­ neatness of premise*. mittee and the Civic committee of of the Fresh country egg*. 'J6e the dozen the WeUitz«— Department Woman's Club of Sanford-tm-e made »1 L. T. McCuller’a. 67-2t request that—Thursday;" /T'fir’il * *2nd John Baas-»1 Or)nrnfo was'In the be oliserved as Clean Up Day. and city yesterday on I business. Whereas, said committee repre­ senting the Woman’» Club have as­ Household goods; Imperial irons and yeast cakes at Simon’s. GO-tf sured the city officials of the dub women's hearty cooperation in ih" Prices for plants, for roses, for ar­ observance of suid day. tistic vases of (lowers get busy. Now. therefore. I. David L Thrasher. Mayor, proclaim Thurs­ Fat Hens at Lelllers — Can have day, April 22nd Clean Up Day In them dressed on short notice at cost Sanford, and every citizen, white of 10c. f*8-2te and colored is. culled upon to co­ Clean up Day Thursday next. operate with the city officials on this Clean up and help us have an idea date to make clean and beautiful the streets and yards of our fair city. city Two pound tomntoes, 85e the David L Thrasher, dozen. Lr P. McCuller. 67-2t — :------- — ------- -------- M a y o r " ■* Clean Up Day means health, that menns happiness, and In turn— wealth. CIVIC PROGRAM FOR SANFORD CITY W OM ANS clu b in t e r e s t e d i A BO U T P E O P L E A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS Uf1 TO DATE ...AND EV EN TS... Adl^r*«l «11 CiHiiiisxtaliiok« far th» Colaftin to F«Inai, ’ »r ^ K A TtiUs. ft»»« No *03 -----------------------—A-----— *— IN A CLEAN-U P DAY FOR . . .« a m s « a j j f U i i S U a . v BETTER C ITY was not ^ moment during the time that was not thoroughly enjoyable. Mina Wells and Mr. Jordun hyvn an offering that i* full of interest and filled with many novel features. The Lyrics are entertainers o f tbo highest order and a little different from the usual performers. They present a new line of comedy and songs and are probably the best of their kind ever seen in Sanford. To see them Is to laugh end their singing is tuneful and catchy. Their little sketch, a short scene from tho Chinese Honeymoon is irresistible. Miss Wells is a gifted reader and -***v*»ly port raj**--rturrnrrrr ptfrör; *; Srir-.S'cw .4(1 l>uy Unrig j invites the club members ami their Altogether enjoyable anil one of house guests to be with them upon Ail over the country the move­ the days to be remembered with this occasion. ment for clean-up days is gaining pleasure was the spend-the-day party ground. These have been success­ of the Sew-Sew Club Tuesday nl The "B ed s" of the Congregational fully carried out in Sanford for two the suburban home of Mr* II A Endeavor Society will hold n rooked previous years, tint this spring the Howard Given us a farewell party food sale at Irwin & Giles store Sat­ civic interests of the Woman's Club for M,ss Mamie Devlin it was a day urday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock-. ha.**.««Urged the idea, and instead filled with halcyon joy* amt that w l i h f t i ^ mada ^ -white M r . - J o r d c r t , in addition- to< h « IT .. I I —-*-i . ______ ____1. _ * . L l _ ____ , _ five long in the memorrr* of this guy doughnuts, salads, baked bean* nnd splendid baritone voire and ability ?l 0 n c ldM n y’ bav* three* days crmrrrnng' d\qc ap­ little hand of congenial friends. Go­ cookie* will be offered. Come and as a cartoonist u “ himself a cievor peal. It is desired that we may see ing out in the mdchines about 9:30 Mr*. Jordan, who is theget something good for the Sunduy actor. our city in its very best Sunday the party remained until the lute piano accompanist does excellent dinner. clothes, so every home maker -is afternoon, for Mrs. Howard is an work on the program. The instru­ urged to set apart April 22nd an u ideal hostess and the guests were mental numbers on tho piano, slide A action It ox Sofia! ■ ^or ^ ‘R'blg *he borne premises, loth in depart. Every minute of the trombone nnd cornet were particu­ On Friday evening next ut the and making the verandas just as in­ day wus * idled with amusement and larly good, while the-performance of home of Mrs. Anna Walker. 800 viting and pretty as possible. The laughter. Music, dancing and vari­ Miss Wells and Mr. Jordan on the city government is supporting the ous games were indulged in ior Time Magnolia avenue the ladies pi the maramhaphone was an entirely now Congregational church 'will give an Idea by an especial effort toward hud certainly "turned backward*’ in fruturr in Sanford. A group of park, street and alley tidiness. On its Ihght upon this happy occasion. auction box social. Each lady is ex­ numbers oh this instrument em ­ Friday, April 23rd a committee of The delirious dinner served consisted pected to prepare a box of lunch, braced ojierntlc nirs from the "P o e t gentlemen from out of town will in­ of baked chicken, scalloped potatoes, enough for two people. These will and Peasant" in low tones, "T h e spect the premises in the six dis­ potato salad, home mudu bread, dev­ he sold to the highest bidder and the Anvil Chorus," " T h e Sextette from tricts, awarding two prizes in each illed eggs, pickles, olives, Ice cream, final purchaser will share the box Lucia and the "B eil Song” from the district—one for the most attractive cake and coffee. Those present were with the original owner. Great fUn Qhitnva u( Normandy. A pleasing grounds, with especial reference to Mvsdamea F. L. _W©ojJn^L. ¿icncy is anticipated In the novel entertain* feature o f the'entire program wax spring bloom, sod the- oth er for cp- f f f K u lf ii; U.~J. Holly. C. E. Henry. merit.' In addition there will be a the novel manner in which each randu plants, including boxes and ft. i * , , ^ q . L. Taylor, C. H pleasing program. number was introduced‘ hy one or pots. If in any instances the better Dirigée, J. S. Wilson, E. D. Brown­ other of the artists. The opening Junior PupiW litcilal ■showing is made by a back yard, or lee. Mindell, Symes Wallore. Miss number, Mendelssohn's "Love Song" Saturday afternoon. April 24, ut some place not easily visible from Elizabeth Hunter, Mrs Howard and was rendered on the trombone, AorNice fat hens nt-L. P McCuller’s. 3:15 the junior pupil» of Mrs. Funthe street, a word to that effect Mis* Mamie Devlin, the guest of net nnd piano. This was followed The Music Department of tin nie Stembridge Munxson will give a 67-2t should be sent Mrs. (!. D. Bishop, honor Woman's ("lut» will hold their regu- [ , . ... , rerital ul the Studio tu which the by n dramatic reading hy Miss Wells Head the announcement of the la. monthly meeting In .be duh ! ^ r c l a r y of the ( ty Beanti ul cornpublic i» invited. The young poople and illustrated by Mr Jordan, the civic program in this issue. (Jet busy rooms Tuesday afternoon. April 30 rntl,M> nnd "hp wlU “ rru,,lt“ for ^ cartoonist In response to an en­ /fimi l ’ilily will ho assisted Jiy Ml» Ida Hoy The dintrirt» are use every npportunti y you have The nominal rharge of ten rent* will ini inspertion core "T h e Story of a Clothe* Line.” divided us follow»: Mi*» Mumie Devlin entertumed »ojirumi und Mr* Carl Ferran of a humorous reading was given. A Fancy creamery butter, 40c the lie charged, the proceed* to be ap­ The recituls ut the A special prize of a poster grapc- informali) in charming manner witli Euati», reuder very fine number was Mr. Jordan’s pound, at L. P. MrCuller’s G7-2t plied on the piano fund fruii, thè fine pink meated variety In- R ""k “ ," 1 olh,r game». There were Munson Studio are ulways deliglit- Italian song from Faust. " Y o u ’ll An interesting program on the troducod by Ueasoncr Bros, will ho three tulde* of Hook. Dulnty re- ful und thU promises to he one of Get Henjis of Lickings" osjwcially Sundays join the merry crowd at ‘ ‘ Music of Germany" has been pre­ given for thè honic ground* showing freshments were M'rved antl thè the mnxt delightful of u successful for the boys, was the encore. Tho Woodland Park. Music, amuse­ pared us follow»: ments, bathing. I.ease it for your thè tinest variety of fruii treei. 1pl‘,a»UN‘» "I thè evening enjoyed hy series. A small offering may be left stoty of uti old G*>orgia slave set to Paper, German Influence on next picnic. See photos at pop-corn For this prize, however, ontrie» mustl 11^ present who were Misses Bessie et the door, to assist in defraying music by Mr. Jordan wa* one of American Music Mi** Chandler. be made previously by letter to Mm. ¡Long. Essie Purdon, Annie L*e ('aid expense* wagon. 63-tf \he best of the evening's songs. A Duet. ( >n Wing* of Song. Mendels­ Louise Hums, Edna Plant, mnru mIm phone number, "H e art The cool weather of the pa.» I few sohn Mr* Gen l. Boy and Miss Mishop, us tin- judging eommittee’s W''B. /froil/ilal on ihr Mrylrr time t* limited, and arrangement Alice U iiitner and Mi*» Stevenson: Whispers" by Miss Well* anil Mr. days is ideal Florida weather and I Stewart Me»»r» Kent Bo»»etter, Bavniond Mr and Mr» Infili T Brady ulul Jordan was excellent would have to be made for special Another of makes the winter visitor* «not t o 1 Pinna Sot Seherin. F Minor. K e v lJ.ii hi and \\eld man * abiwell jthfir guest. Mi** Lucilie Bradley II - ] >CI t mu the group wa* " A Venetian Boat linger longer Met ole] *>óili it Mm Hampton a lo I tpr.i tik ( hrist oplief were thè breakfast guc*t» ol Capi. Song." Districi 1 Running (nun east to I rio. I.lft 1Inné Fye». Mendel» Large fat mackerel, two for J/» al Mickler mi thè J .1 Meyler, U S of sobri Ml*»e» Josli* .ito! lume Stil west. t fie »treet* lying west Two laughable monologues were I. P McCuller'» Ii7-2t Engineering Curii» Mmuiay morning /»Girimi/ Ihtnfi French avenue to the «-itv limits mon ami Fra uri- \»ptnwull given by Mis* Wells, "The First ■Cover» were luid for aix, including Make a list of your piatii» b«r *-ti District 2 Streets east of Frencli Mr» W E Watson and Mrs I Paper Some (orinali tornpo»ei» I thè offlcers'of the Meyler and tfieir Baby” and "Her First Ride in an try in the (lower »how Saturday, of Note Mrs. Geo L Boy. avenue to Myrtle, from the lake, Pule»ton were hostesses on W<o|ne*- ' go*-»t* V deli* ino» lireakfa»t, limili- Dilniiiohih- were very amusing. A April 24. Prizes to lie awarded Ninth street il., , evening at a delight full ) plea» Piano Snhi Third Movement ■oillfi mi tempting wa* enjoyed Br«*U|t of .hafni-ter song* followed tifai Di-lrt't 1 ( ominif ciul avenue to an) and infunimi little neigh lair hmtd wtu) Muunllg III -»' •ila 1a. M I»» i»hn n route to Blue Springs, w here |m rapid sm-cession. i he Futility of Mackerel, pig f•■ T. HuU'*lhr*’ Ml oil. Fifth street Sanford avenue to Myr dami that wa» much enjoyed hy all the Saiifor<l party diseintiraked re Giving Advice to the llising GenK 1 '«• w *r» M e V Mliliii' and roiintrv vt vt* Nil tl>4hr<* ill pre»ell 1 Flute S<»l«». Tb«' Dr»' ..in. by (. ( H)I th "Tipperury" and "Lucky Clyde 'Tatum. la-lller's #•> Jtr turning to the ritv un th District t From Fifth to Ninth term.inn M i«» .lu*|e Sttimuti I Jim," all of which brought forth Line »teenier Empty all can* u hrr«* ! In IlHlh lu c i». .Sanford avenue In Mvrtle I HI Pi., im D ie t Man k frutti gale» of laughter Other delightful ,t (if I ,11» ,i,lu, ipiito run hide and Ilk titilli ! »i-t r1. 1 » Krom N i «1111 » t to Bun U.ivn-t Mr» .1f»* ll.iuser number* were readings In Arrady,” I I i- after mini. / Miiyo .-i a, / 'iinf stnd» u it h V ||mil « M i- s. I ufi/ accompanied Ii) the cartoonist, Mr. I|-*nr> Mi I ..xtil in - birthday N, vi rimi »du v night. \prtl 22.1i Budyard Kipling'» l.’ Envni given in Dl-t f ii t *i From >i.u furti i'im l t iliml I *ul f 1, a-o| j • , p.rly 1 the Baptist Temple 11 fill* liste Dilli Furi! Itcpsinlid N u » ,l " i In- original bv Mi»» Well* and paro• it v limit» «*a»l , Phone d.V.i or 1iipj Mrs t ceil (ii hhi ti «ill enii-rtain gram of inu»i> ami reading \ \ e ha ve sei urei! thè servire" of liti 1 fu­ ,» 1 1 i*r ¡liM M i a*i«l «-v« •nmg of wtlfi two l.ilil«-- ,»l luldge * died by Mr Jordan was fine '"i’ he and you »hall have it I • »ent*-,I f,,r I he lo-ni til of ill«* mug fir»t ila»» paltit**r and «■ <,m nmi will he tur. la v \; rit J\ t lu-r«- w Ulule Bose," a 'harming little peoni «•7 Jtp - ii urd . . ft, -r,<i .1. ./.me tond of i fie p mforif Pulii: VOlir fard limi hke |cw al .......... l , Illuni »in w at I he I Ilio » building by Fila I.ee lltggmson. closed the Mr* May Do kin» entertain» the Library Don't forget the I ty |te,i ill 11ill Tu kit« will be ut |iojiul oiily f 12 Oli I bi» mclmli*» , eanmg hegmntiig ! ; o'clock readings and the scene from the Partie» e\ Book ( ir. I, campaign and civic program lor next tlioinughlv cimi nf ilrup Id. Jirlce* . lid r. n lie bought of lie U and hilnl mg i . I ilo * • r» or illuni» mi . I Chinese Honeymoon ended a pro­ Tuivuiay altern**»ni week, beginning \pnl 22nd I'liur» I'Otnmiltee or at Philips drug store gram that made up an entertainment cimi ni filkisbthg varni'h, itplmlslriry offer them for saie, if so desired Music Dejiart ment program at ■lay until Saturday evening Iteser valions ccq nlsn be made el and top retoui’hed. IN hniii» re- There " ll! be n fille exhibition d <lull room» *d rare pleasure and again empha­ I'liitiji ■ dmg lore I’here will lie ( ’armed nwr■el |«Otn tee* 1 I* quircil tu complete thè job sized the wisdom of the Baptist \itti rv Ili» bloom* lor siile The e Tuesday mglil no extra charge for reserved mm I M« Culler Sa rifarti Marhine A (>nragc «i 7 .*1 people in muting their ■«•lections magnificent llowyrs i r<- grown ui Sociid Depc ft in*-ut dance \ « h: riiuiig p'ngr in img er 62 Fri Ite • pmi tu \ -f.\ Mr Mead" of I Iv led " \ \ cdll*"»d.i v f! ,M fuc.ii The T win Aurt i«*tw***r» litui I be r ngiit I*. M « I ,, ■■ Ilo. Und \ l .( I , ¡.ni i /, «j, j, W -If.-r. r.-i - i -' 11. g. * - i 'J' win I h. I. .low . 1 I In- prize li-l I- f p\■illent lot Tilll <»1 If,. 1. 1111 N.,!n r A ill Ii . .. w , . 1 1 pia i, I » A jolly part» of pier sure seekers I' I. or -da \ H *-r i • * > ■ •*>111(111II V IlII \1‘ It,-.I'll w.lkft! C 'if t h f, , 1 A - j* io meeting of i i I t*ek who motored to Lake Je*up yexterI I ' p , : e. \ In rnlsoine pal ,■ I . v er v W n k M l ntge ( lull will Jlla > 11,• tl«WJI t hin \KIT k ,itt«l *■limy lot holder- '.1 11■ 1 ir»! Natt>ni,. I f i ni Mi*- Goodhue will direct the read ... . ,, , day afternoon were Mrs. Geo. Tax­ Thursday ntght given t.y R. asmi er itros lut» ol S,. nlef.f. i'|,,lilla, |. Iteri-1>> I alleil ing* and will homelt give a dramatic 1 * Miss Belle Smith's subscription reading from ton. Ml** Stevenson. Nan Paxton, Finest Fern. Specimen Gold fern, lo Ite held 1 1 1 l lo* rooins of thè 'Batik, Maeterlinck's Blue Twenty-four pound suck SwannMr Fri nW. Christopher «sind Mr. Ed «Innre. "xgiven by Mr. Meade. ut 10:30 a. m. on Tuwday. May Bird Every indication [mint* to a down flour, $1.10 the bug. L I’ . Frank Christopher and Mr. Best Begonia Collertion three 4tb, 1915, t" cunsider thè udvisiif.ilvery »uri-cisfiil affair The object Mr McCuller. _ G7-2t v Itlrllutny 1'itrly Earl Paxton A favorite pastime I* one timt »hoiibl appeal to every 114' of aimndlMg lite unirle» of li»- Rex llegonitl» given 1i\ Mr MCath Bake up the yard, gather all the »ociatiiin i" provole fur a »luling Best ( **-riI mum Coll* lion Mev»“ Alberta Ayio.-ke was llu- puhlit spirited man and woman in indujgi'tl in by tin* guy crowd won »n ,r paper up. tidy nj> the flower lied bv Plof i harming young hostess to a number Sanford for mir blir.trv i« a publn the killing of harmless little snakes, V e ll I nllad n iu t» »cale in ifie f.iimber nf illlector» lo f a i n \ « ut« lung terrapin* and hgringing you have a c ini nee for a priz, f friend» la»t hriduy m celidiration beliefs i t or lo* i filiseli ii n n nuli v and lo trau­ II N. - ling honte gués» w fiat ^ But they al) TinVi » ••( fu-r tlurli-ciitfi* lurthduv .‘» p u n g e r i Itesi \»|iar agil* m i »tildi Oli,et busi li**»» II» limi l.ace* Large Assortment »ur » , » ei| and It.id tin liest time ever i rrv group ■•njoved a ga v lime I up v I alludi il no g i v e n I , y i off, ,1 i ijl pr.ipc-U -liti, b e f o r e III» in e<tin g Ladies' (lose, vi'rv up» 2."u play ing game» and romping upon lloII N e I. r li n g III u N K It. Ladles' Hose Silk, tine iplnlilv ."ill, The reception of the \\ C T C /’rixnffo ( lut> Dutnt'y ri-fre-bmetit» were t 'us In* r Richardson Stumped Put terns, full Best * i >e cimeli plant not included ,lwn wlocli wa» i*i have been field thl« -ervetb Mmiy pretty gifts were Mr» N H Garner entertained 4 J •' 1 1 1 _ •:( IN. 6 l line ,111 a b o v e l ullucUoi* lliret- Bex B e ­ evening has been |iosljmned the member» of the Priscilla Club presented the young lady by lu-r Hihlmn», 2fic quality. I'm yd gonia* titven by Mr Meade. The Ten-Ten social to lie given The celery movement is still , with a charming afternoon of pleas­ young friend» Cut Flowers: Another invoice Hats received yes­ ut the home of Mr* Frank on the ure yeslerdi y heavy About 250 car* rolled last Miss Seay, Mrs Best display miscelili neon.» cut terday. Height* hu* been called off until u Garner'» niece rendered several vocal week The rutting i* heavier than Wrljurr Uryt. I ’ruynlm Mrs. Grace E Williams, flowers fronl any one garden. Six later date was expected ami the quality ia bet-] selections that were much enjoyed The Wclfari- Department will cn10G East First Street, A ine r> His bulbs, given by Prol lor than it wa* Some cauliflower A color scheme of [«ink and white lertnin at tin* club room* Wednes­ 67-2tc Nehrhng and tieels nr*- going out. Cabbage wa* used in the decorations,. the reday afternoon, April 21 with the l.yrrum Attrartion Best display cut rose» from on« Prize* for plants and flower* Bead and lettuce .n- about all gone. T h e' also having the same Due of tin* very best of the Alka­ freshfnents annual program to the club. An in­ the list in the article in this isrue. young bean» and cukes are corning j grower's garden Six Amaryllis t bulb» teresting program will fie presented. hest Lyceum nitrations was present­ pretty combination of color.» Char­ telling all particulars of the civic on splendidly. growing rapidly »m l ‘ *-v N.brling. Judge Herring will deliver an ad­ ed at the Baptist Temple last even­ lotte ru**e, rake, coffee with cream program. will soon lie read) to »hip The late Finest di*|ilay of Easter litlirr dress on the "Ideal Citizen" and ing hy the noted Boston Lyrics, a and mint* were served by the gra­ frost did not kill many of the pep-j Collection of Dahlia hull*» from \\ other attractive number* will be clever trio of artists, who rendered n cious hostess Those enjoying Mrs Best in Air per« or tomato«-* and both of these Alice BurjHM«. Continued on Page 8 There rendered. The department cordially' program of splendiil» merit Best on Water show up well. Some earlypepper* Most artistic arrangement of cut Best on Land have bloom on a* well as some flower* in vase. Six fuladium bulb* That Good Gulf Gasoline young pepper* Best display sweet |iea». Collection G7-2t|i j Dahlia bulbs. Prizes for- best kept premises and Good Manner* to Help Boys. Finest arrangement of Pansies most nttrnctire porch— April 23rd. Good manners attract ami please, Collprlion DahUn ,iu,f)#. Clean up Day next Thursday, and should be cultivated by every hoy Get busy and see how fine your place who expects to wtn success uid nnko ndium bulbs. Handsomest arrangement of nas­ ■can look. his life Interesting to others In the H E R E is u human »¡do to this institution. We like to meet outr customers nnd k *-*1Six Calndiums. homo, on the street, In the school. In turtiums. acquainted witjj them for our mutual advantage. Luces Large Assortment. tho workshop or the office, or were* Prettiest arrangement vyild flowers Ladies’ Hose, very* nice, 26c. • ’ This bank is working all the time to please its customers, and we are well equipped ever one may be bis relation to others exhibited b? Grammar or Primary Ladies' Hose, Silk, fine quality 50r should be characterized as gentle, to render the Ik *sI assistance to legitimate business interests. School students. Fifty rents. Richardson Stumped Patterns, lull courteous and thoughtful These uro * Your affairs can Ik» intrusted to your H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N with the knowledge Second host arrangement, ns above line, virtues and graces that make Ufa that they will 1«* we 1heart'd for, ¡is this bank is owned and managed by the most solid Fifty cents. canter «ml pleasanter tor all.— Boy Ribbons, 26c quality. I he yd. * and successful business men of this city. r Parties desiring to enter plants for Another invoice Hats received yes­ Scout Handbook ! the show must have them at the terday. 1; We conduct a well equipped Savings Department, where you can open an account Worfc. Hines building before ten o'clock in Mr*. Grace E. Williams, with $1.00 and will receive 4 per cent interest, compounded quarterly, on all funds Man must work That Is as certain the morning and »ill lie expected to 106 East First Street. deposited. as the sun Hut b*- may work grudg­ move them not later than Motidi y - 67-2teingly or he ina* »«irk gratefully; he nooji LET US SERVE YOU The judges will «jo their work I’ rnnk Brodnax of Jacksonville, may work a« a man nr In* may work just lie (ore noon on Saturday, and it the popular representative of the1 • » « machine Hv cannot always Is hoped thut one will lose a Southern States Life Insurance Co., choose his work, bin lie «un «to It In chance for a prize* hy a belated entry. in the city several days on busi- a generous temper nnd with an upcC O U R T H O U S E n H I L O I N G ) Only." those residing within the looking heart. T h era is no work so "*•» and pleasure combined. city limit* of Sanford nre eligible rude that he mny not einrlt It; there F O R R E S T L A K E . P res. D . L . T H R A S H t i n , V ic e -P re s . A . R . K E Y, C ashier Tho Ideal d t y — that la our goal. la no work so Impassive that he may for prizes, but it is hoped that any Read the civic program and aoe how not breathe a soul Into it; there la Seminole county flower lovers who we are going to reach the highest no work so dull that he may not en­ have beautiful bloom just now will liven U.—Henry 'Hilo#. lake part In the exhibition. m»rk of good citizenship. » .. , 3 -a— * - WOMAN’S CLUB m **jj rL2f l YOUR BANK T SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK AW..Ì -,/_*» CVM; ili-, mm - — ________ -» » i I �« TÁk 8ANTOliti HERALP TREMESO H EHmil ESasss Handling of Striped Materials Hospital Next for Some of Cana­ dian Soldiers. Could Neither 9lt Nor Stand In MudPilled Oltchee Under Heavy Fire for Three Weary Nights and Daya. Ijjndon.—Tho discomfort and even actual Buffering caused by doing only one turn In I be trenches is described 1 by a t'anudtan soldier In Princess Pa­ tricia's Light Infantry In a letter writ- | ten ut the front. Such was the condl- i (ion o f tho troops that some of tho men hardly were able- to craw) -from tho trenches when tho relief hour ar­ rived. With too much mud to sit down and the trench too Hballow to stand up straight, tho troop was'In a difficult position. The letter, which was printed In the London Times, say»: “ We left tho plnce iron) which 1 last wrote, marched 15 mile« and billeted In a barn. Tho following day we marched 12 miles to wllhln about three miles of tho trenches, which wo en­ tered late at night, relieving some French troops. We stayed 48 hour« In the trenches, or rather ditches, as j they’re little better, and such a time ! I never experienced In my life. “ It was raining moat of tha;jjm«\ imfpfnr WHS KMhg'on all night, nnd In tho daytime wo were subjected to a |— moat awful bombardment, especially I -U] on the Drat day, shot!» exploding near I Fs tny trepch nometimrs tn bunche« of six. Mud and pieces of shrapnel* fell quite close siveral times The »hell» from the German big gun» burst with a terrible din nnd fairly made the earth quake, our trenches caving in In many places from the severe concus­ sions. It seems that everything Is woven In stripes this year, and the froo^ of gingham for the half-grown schoolgirl may show them « b well managed ns they aro In the visiting gown made for her mother. The handling of striped fabrics Is not a particularly Htnplo matter, hut when well done tho re­ sults a m numrthlng to be proud of. A good model for n dretts of striped the right direction. They slant to­ ward tho middle of tho belt nt Iho back and front. At each aide a band of tho material, tinvlng tho stripes running horizontally, makes a neat decorative feature and adds to the shapeliness of the waist. In the elbowlength sleeves the stripes run length­ f wise. "W e of my platoon consider our­ selves very lucky Indeed, as wo suf­ fered the hottest shmi lire along the lino occupied by the battalion, but for­ tunately tho Gentian gunners had too much elevation, which resulted In the shells, with two or three exceptions, i falling over and clear of the trenches Tho Gorman trenchr« Opposite our po- «Itlon were only !?0 vards away but very little rifle fire was Indulged In, The neck and sleeves are finished everyone ou both sides keeping well material Is shown In the picture It with an emlwoldered edglng^ln a slm under cover la In every wav commendable for tho pie, well made design Pearl but­ "The bnlln«] of tin- trenches In most girl o f from nine to fourteen years mid tons. two nt each side anil simulated place» Is Just at nl<- ill t p In mud. U'.j merits tho attention of those who buttonholes » f narrow braid, tiro of sat on o'* equipment, which wna soon I must provide clothes that shall he at­ fcctlvo little touches on tho frqnt of smot e«j In wet, cold mud. amt In a tractive for girls of the awkward age the wnlat. deplorable state Put H saved us from Ono of the strongest points in favor of The skirt Is moderately full with striped fabrics for children's weur Ilea panel at the front anti plults at the actually sluing In the mud. and one could not stand upright, as till- trench In tho fact that they allow simplicity aides and back Above the three Inch and variety at the same time, Uy tho hem a band of the material, with the was not deep enough Of course sleep simple «>*|>ecllent of changing the di­ stripes running horizontally gives the was practically Impossible, though rection of the stripes the trimming skirl a neat finish and a desirable must of us negotiated 40 winks nt In tennis when not on walch la provided of the sanr.' materia] na flare at 1ho sa me I line "Our feet were_^wet through the tho fnx'k The lu-lt may he of patent leather nr whole time also (ur.Siether garments. The model shown Is so good that Btiede or of some heavy fabric Alio It ahonld bo followed exactly an If Is, gether, tills tlreqs follows ninny good r>uring the long nights we Jusi lunged by tho copyists who Mm- It The bodlco points In the modes of spring for for daylight, although we knew It Is cut with long shoulders and largo grownups ami al the same time con would bring a renewal of the bom hard Some of our men were hardly arin’it-eyo, and the simplest of neck trives to he prettily rhlldtsb ami vrrv m-'iil able to crawl out of the trenches openings. In It the stripes run up practical. It Is meant to bo developed and down and the slight fullness gath­ In wash fabrics and Is easy to launder when our turn came to bo relieved. “ I hardly think human flrsh could ered In at the waist lino gives them JU LIA D O TTO M LEY . possibly stand the conditions prevail- | Ing tnoro than three days nt tho most The night we came out nnd Into bil­ lets 1 put ou dry socks. I had the most-, peculiar sensations In my feet nil that night—a kind of plus and needles This I stipjs»se, was the returning of circulation "M y hands were also much swollen, but two days' rest soon put me all New Combination Garment right again. I feet absolutely none tho worse for my experience, but somo of tho me.!* had to go to hospital, and others wero unlit to march and had to rtdc In transport«. I myself have been able lo stay with the best of them, al­ though 1 am the oldest man In the sec­ tion. ■ A. now combination has appeared among undermusllna and has proved a great success In tho spring dis­ plays. H has appealed to tho aenaea o f utility, economy and daintiness, which women exercise when outfitting themselves with summer underwear. This garment la called the “ envelope -chemise" and la engagingly pretty aa well ns practical. T o cut the new combination, one has only to vary tho lower part of a pattern by eloping the aide outward to provide for a flare at the bottom. Also the back breadth la cat longer than the front breadth and with a tab at the center of the lower edge. This tab U more or leas narrow and la provided with buttonboles which fasten over small, flat pearl buttons sewed to the -bottom edge o f the front breadth. This arrangement divides the skirt o f the chemise, making It aa easy to walk In as muslin or allk panta and giving the appearance of a short un­ der petticoat. The envelope chemise Is developed tn nainsook or olher thin colton fab­ rica and In wash silk or crepe de chino. I t la trjmmed with the usual llugerlo lacea. T h e corset cover, pants end abort skirt may be dispensed with wbni this chemise Is adopted, sino* It « ■ v » « (bo place o f each of them. » . . L . .: iâ O •\Ve occupied the trenches on the night of the fifth and were relieved on tho night of the eighth. Twenty of us | aro billeted tn what you would call n country public house tmd steep In the |n^ kltchrn on the floor, by far the most u comfortable digs we have had so far. “ I was much struck by tho behavior of the boy» who had never been under Urn before; In fact, I was surprised Of course we tilt realize that wo carry our lives tn our hands nnd 1 think the most of us don’t worry- We found time to laugh and Joke while tho «hells wero bursting overhead and quite a In Iho pleura two developments of few uncomplimentary remarks were thin new garment are shown, ode with addressed at the German gunners on lace aleevea and loco trimmings and their Indifferent marksmanship." tho other made with small hand-run tucks al tho front, a narrow handmade edging about tho bottom and 'top and RABBITS KILL FRUIT TREES finishing tho nrm's-eye. Any needle­ woman can niako this chemise and It Much Damage Done to Wisconsin Or­ chards by Hungry Tribe of la a very simple matter to launder It. Molly Cottontella. It !■ cool for summer wear, for It dis­ penses with at least one piece of unHeaver Dam, WIs.— You’ve heard of derwesr. * the Kansas grassboppor which de­ JULIA BOTTOMLEY. stroy« trees by kicking them to pieces, btit Heaver Dam has a tribe of rabbits Smart Outing Costumes. For smart country club costumes that la killing frull trees and berry lo norfolk style there Is a new silk busbs« by devouring them. Of courts, material called khakl-kool. which they don't masticate tbe whole thing, comes In various crisp weaves re­ but they are gnawlug the bark away in sembling ihantung and ra]sh pongee« rings and tbe trees and buabes aro and I d smart shades of aand, putty, sure to die. The severe cold weather droadaaugbt gray and In pearl and and deep snow o f a abort tlmn ago oyster white. These costumes ore Is blamed for their joracloun appetites. very simple snd very smartly tailored Several hundred dollars' damage baa with belled coats above wide circular been done already.* ’ skirts. Tho natural shade of the He Tried to Please. kbakl-kool la sometimes matched by New York.—neemuse she had al­ natural allk Blockings; stocking» to match the dark and ilght gray shades ways expressed a wish to find a pearl are also carefully selected for wear In an oyster, a well-known physician with black pgmpa or'boots. This had a $100 pearl placed In a.plats of khakt-kool has a virtue of apringlng oysters ordered by bla wife at the up; however It Is crushed, and will, Hotel Astor. However, she railed to without doubt, be fancied also for chew the gem-laden oyster, and un­ knowingly swallowed tbe pearl. summer motor coats. ■• <• * . E E S llillg INK INK INK “ After A ll, Carter’s is the Beit” We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose. 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ACCEPT Sow York.—The Herald's naval must be acquainted, nnd. the forte be- I want (who does not want) a wits, Affectionate and fair, Inp destroyed, a force of sufficient i To solar« all the woe» of Ufa, Tbo most striking characteristic of strength doubtless will be landed. It . And all Ra yoys to »hare; this treat wsr ia the rapidity with necessary trader the fire of the guns. -O t temper eweefr-wf- yWldtnr will • • Of firm, yel placid mind: ~ which its main Atcrest centers Oral The configuration of tho mainland by AVIlh all my faulta to lum me still. In one part of the world and then In a narrow Isthmus not four miles wide With sentiment ref!nr<l another. Something like eight thou­ at ilulalr, «and open to bombardment No matter how many promises a sand miles s«D»nrted the scenp -of from tho sea at cither side, makes the the battle off the FalklantJ Islands nnd occupation and holding of It by the man may-make In tho hours of Joyous wooing tho girl of that off the Dogger bank, whllo bn stronger sea power easy The poshla heart puts land attention Is riveted at ono time ; session of the peninsula, as the late blind faith Jn him. oo tho Helglan coast or tho campaign , admiral of the fleet. Sir Geoffry Morn8he would not be In Lorraine, and at another In the \ by, said In 1877, when he took an very much In love Carpathians or on a llfe-and-death • Ironclad fleet thrup&h, guarantees a If she sorted them struggle In Poland. This week tho safe passage, not only (for the shl]is of out, accepting this mlnds of both naval and military war, but for their auxiliaries as well. e n th u s ia s tic watchers of the conflict have been di­ Tho appearance of a Pranco-nritlsh promise and re­ rected to the Dardanelles, the gates fleet off Constantinople and the con­ jecting that which of Asia. Thera another phase of the sequent wiping out of tho Ottomsn common a e n a o world-vyldo war is opening, tho effect navy, even with Its Gcrmsn re-enforce­ t o ld h e r was of which no man can tell. ment, will msko tho task of Russia at “ among me impos•» mL - » - light—one:— AhEach-of thn rnntnnrtlng.aiBplr slbll It I«*«. thb conflict possesses an advantage ready. It Is said, Russian forces nre It la very nat­ which in a measure compensate one assembling at Odessa and the trans­ ural for her to be­ the’ other. While Britain holds the ports are available whenever re­ lieve that situ Is command of tho sen. Germany has the quired, so. In tho opinion of many the only girl he Interior position on land, which en­ nBtuto onlookers tho ultimate success over loved and his of this undertaking Is scarcely In ables her to strlko alternateli heavy promise that he It will be one more lesson blows on either front She also has doubt % will never look been able, with tho assistance of Aus­ of tho ubiquitous exercise of sea nt another as long as he llv.-S If lie tria and Turkey, nnd sided by the power should lose her She should excuse geographical conditions, (o drive a him from making a solemn vow ns to wedge between the communications of NOW FISH TOWS A FISHERMAN his earnestness and tho fulMlltng of her enemies which extends from tIte North sea almost to thn Indlnn ocean. One Captive Propels Dost While Other his Intentions. The movement in the Mediterranean la Played end Landed by Florida The more extravagant a lover la Indicates tho determination on the Sportsman. with hla promises, the less upt Is -he part of tho superior sea power to cut to even remember them after mar­ that wedgo In two. Balm Beach— Reginald Durant of riage It In the man who promises The strategic Importance of the* Saratoga had a fishing experience out correspondent write«: •traits between Europe nnd Asia has of the usual recently lie had two been recognised from very nnelcnt llnea out from a small boat In thn Gulf tlnjes It was on the Chersonese, the stream, a Jewftah taking one and a peninsula on the western side of the sallflsh the other at the same time straits, thnt the Turks got their first lie tied the Jcwllsh to the Ix.w and let foothold In Europe It may \ery well him tow the boat a couple of mllea be that If It now falls Into the hands whllo he played the snllflsli , of Grent Britain Its occupation by The Jew Unit was the sire of the or­ British troops will mean the uproot- iginal porpoise anti weighed 276 Ing-of the last vestige of Ottomnn rule (founds Thn sallflsh was four and a In the northern continent There are half feet long too small to get Into at least Indications of the development the Sullllsh .club contest of a farreachlng operation front tmth An amusing Incident of the bathing ends of tho Sea of Marmora, having benrh » us the nppearuuce on shore of for Ita purpoan tho expulalon of tho a (w-llcun. so tame It allowed Georgn Turk from Constantinople Ringer and others to stroke Its head There are other objecta of first class nnd neck Slut-In Ir llnrdan of Toledo, Importance to bs obtained from a suc­ an authority on game, said tlx- bird cessful attack on the Dardanelles Now watt a victim of mental abernttlon that the Archangel route Is closed by Ice. communication between Russia THE GERMAN TRENCHES and her alllea has almost entirely IN censed There Is no outlet for the Immense supplies of nini amt oil of which they are In wnnt and which she could furnish, and. on the other hand, the only source of supply of th" mu nltlons of war, which she cannot man­ ufacture herself must be brought over the long and difficult road from Vladi­ vostok nnd llnrbln The opening of the Dardanelles and the Bosporus mn«t have, therefore, an Immediate hikI Important effeet both In the west­ ern and eastern theaters of war Nor j ran It be doubted that n substantial | gain of this character to Germany's ; foca would directly Infittene© tho na­ tions which have been for so long hes­ itating about entering tho war All the Balkan States would ho affected considerably, nnd whllo Greece coniti scarcely stnnd still with Russia at tho gates of Constantinople. Italy might well feel thnt this sharp stroke re­ moved the last doubt as regarding the side with which sin* should In* .ictlng Of the operation Itself, although the Dardanelles havo long been regard­ Underground Houses In the German Trenches in Poland. ed as Impregnable. It Is more than -Mm likely that Ss other fortresses havo failed fo maintain tholr security MEND BONE W ITH IVORY PEG against tho modern materials of wnr. so those In tho straits will bo over­ Unique Surgical Operation to Relieve whelmed by the mass of explosives Fracture of Thigh Gone May hurled upon them from tho long range Prove Successful. artillery of tho battleships of today " h e n tho forts In tho straits were 8L Louis.— Mrs Marl« Graham, planned nhlps wero dependent upon thirty-six years old. of No 1521 Mar­ the wind and they carried guns which cus avenue, was operated on by City could not compare In power with Hospital surgeons lor u frartu.'e of tho those mounted In tho land batteries neck of tho right ii-(iuir. or bone, of "'hen Vice-Admiral Duckworth took tho upper log. and a peg of Ivory a British squadron through the straits four Inches long was driven through In 1807 his vessels were assailed with thn neck and Into the lead of tbo huge shots, some of them weighing 800 im. . . . » l l . « . h , . , y ......... t " 0 n | t o , ..................... „„ did little damage. Today Hie British Ico February 8 and the resultant frac­ •hips will throw shells filled with high explosives, each more than double the ture fnlled to h<-al The Ivory was dnv-n through tho weight of tho shot thrown at Vice-Adtnlfsl Duckworth's ships, snd tho do- neck snd head of the femur with a wooden mallet It was the flrst time rtructlon wrought hy such missiles Ivory wus used nt the <'R) Hospital will bo Immeasurably greater. for such an operation. Silver-nnd Moreover, it Is unnecessary for tho even wire nails have been used hy •hips themselves to approach near surgeons In such bone operations en la uuUiituaatu daughters makes o r - mars their Uvea. A •»S k .».» ___ ,, THE HEA RT OF AN U N F O R T U N A T E GIRL. • ••••! rinvìi- III- r i d i nn<1 h- rntv*l- Hi- p*—*r lini I n - v - r « m i l l null- uiiil-rslnml " 11 V lit- pill* «if o n - In* ntl-il with fliivrcr« Ami Hi,- ullirr !■- nll«-vl with Mini Why Is lli.il luve, which was inaili' lo enrich the world and gladden lives. Im n blessing to inuny who tinrdly need It and a poignant grief (o oilier« whose hungry hearts starvi) for It? Koine nre born Into (he world midst great rejoicing, with the allegorlenl i (mo n ill their rosi bud turni III« <Hh • im lire uslu-red Into this cold, crui I world iinwanli-d. amid the billeri-»! hi tueiilalluiiN Over one child bolli falli i t and mother gaze with their hearts In ihelr happy glance a silent prayer of lliaukfiiluess on ihelr Ups .Satire of Applicali»» fwe-Tai l>crd tmffrr ffrfffan 571 •( the (Trarrai .Statute* TRAINS Notice is I» Ssrsbjr hereby gtvsa given that Mooney. llfo of wealth I Noil«» (hit J. K. Sloonsy. , ' .. purehsssr ol Tai ¿*rti«rst* No. I l l , <lst«4 Northbound and hupp) surroundings Is accountable th. ;ih .!•> of Juki», A. B. iso*. hs> rl.a for «very thoru she flings In the girl s . . . 4, , . path who»« weary, faltering feet jdrtvo pitifully to keep in tbo right path It t&kon mcourngomrnt to nhow her there may be brightness for her If she forcth n**r nature to overcome past Influens-s and memories. LVt ryuno^noylu admin* the girl for *,,d„ r!f* . ,#.ln my offlr* and hs. mad. ftprllcftiioii for las cl**«! to U*uv in arrard* an»» »ith I»» Said certificate embrace* h» followli f « I f **<♦»*.t property •ituftt»*l (dft. to-wlt SK‘ oi ntw «»i aw «4 im nw'i oi aw <i oi : f c ' ^ d ' V . n V bsVsg .fT E date of tht laeuance of *uch certificate Id 'h.sams of Jatksoa. W II. W H E N COM PA NY IS W O R S E T H A N NONE. * Shall a * iir**ak th* li«*« that bind ua, TTmu and 1? Shall nr put (hoar da) a hrhlnd lift. Thou and I? CT<h| hit* wnl nlth crlrf and pain Shall a * pfiite tfiat union vain? Shall wi £«1 nur Ha)* again. TU«"I nltsl I* Itnllon of Ih* unilftraitnftd A. 1'. (*on* nftlly, ft* (iuarilifth of tho octftto of ^VillUm II. Iloldon, ft minor, to mako application to th* County Judge of Reminolo County,' Florida, at hi* ufT\«« in Hanford, Florid«, <*n April 30th. A. IF 1V1&, for authority to *rll certain land*. the *am* being real prnp«f|Y of the ««id mainar, situate 1« Semino!» County. Florida, more particular* ly dr*crit»ed a* follo*»«, to-« It The entire inter**! in and to I.ot two >'2 . "I block eighteen *l«i Tier one (|l. M«-i *n utid'kidrd one half intere«! in • m«I to Ihr f<.!!••«« log '|e«rf il»r.| land« I Ol* III»« k Ik All .1 an.I I 12 girl ro* marked jRscoutcntedly when she was ’ :¿ Oviodo No. 120— A r r iv e ............9:30 A. M. No. J 27—Leave_______ A:0OP^M. No. No. No. No. I Leesburg 21 A r r iv e ............ 10:56 A. M. 24— Leave................ 6:58 P. - i l . 158—Arrive 5:20 P. M. 157— Leave 6:35 A. M. Trilby No. 25—A r r iv e .............. 1:00 P. M. No. 24 — I>eave .2:25 P. M. Clyde Lins Boats (Si. Jakaa River) Arrive 10:00 A.M. I>eave 11:30A.M. aN 2N AH All S I All Fractional W', 1 1 * '» S*\\ •. IU 7 and a *» AF \:i r«rn .f 11 -41fl ,.f 1A : \|l MIV||| W 41 ft S , Isst J Ail of ih» forrgoin II«»* k• t«*itiyi !»<• iib I it •Usi'fliiail lot ■ ami »lock« of tfir City oft •t ford. itiinulr Count) Florida *r rordjng i» I It TrafTord'* map ihrfenl. t* r»,r»Ini i» tf.r ..ft)«-* of Ihr * Irrk of »hr, i trruit 1»uri of itrangr County, Florida, in Flat Hook "II” at page 111 *t **<i l*ald land l«#ing f'itffi"r!y in <if*Dfr <*ntinly fl.f.d* \ » i h .NMI.I.) h i I n 'th !<uardiart * You M a y Snllrr »I \^plicall»a f»r T*v llrrd I ntirf Hrt ll«»a St S *«f ' r r I. rnrtal Statuir* Siitirr h fl•f•at•) gi»rn that J A l.a*h l.ro.ik |<ur<h**rr >•! I •* iVvtiflcafr No .' II datad »hr 4th lay of Juna A 11 I *’•4 !•« Air*l «ani rrfliftfile in rn% offlc ■nd * mille «ppli. *t Htn f»r tai •!«»«•.I t•• *••*i« id aminlaitri ailh la» S»t,| .-rrtiH id rriifiracr« »h«* f»»ll«M*»•»§ *l^*rftlird pra»p *•»> ritualnl »i» Sr minóla* «•»*«»*» >. Florida, ln uit N) T r 'I I» It of S F •i of NF 1g 2 1 '»• I l*4».g • «»• .»I ■t Ihr ifatr ..I »t* ««•uatiir »I *oi h irf i ifl<ale in thr i afl-r of • J \f *rdot kt I t Ira* «aid err »iftr»*r aha'I fr rnlrrmrd *4>riir«l*ng to I*«» d* r«l «ill i«aur thrrron itti III* ••I. .* ..f A|ar«I \ l> IH h Wiff , m 4*. ) 4<thf*i»l si|*'ai ufr and •••I tht%ihr l'Mh day of March. A If l'MV «•ral. F. A IMH'CI ASS. t'lrfk I **4Ull f ourt ^rfnitiolr t*4« Fl* |t\ 1«• I Itobvla |l « ... 1,1 I •sull «f I unit JimI*« Semini»!» • isudI* Mali *.f I lori it« 3 » ta. M- - \ I f.s. ai'l" • i -i i ft. f l itii ii r a tils- t . » ..* e • I!» tnog Joilg* of «ani ! ourt. a* Judg« «i Talk to One Man But an advertuement in this p a p e r t a l k * to the w h o le c o m m u n ity . •Ü Catch the Idea T C. H. D ING EE P lu m b in g G as nnd F i t c i fi g All Work Keccivt'H M j i’ erttunsl of I'rohafv, for m> final dt*cli*tgr a» rare* utnr of I h* ratal«* *>f Charlr* \\ Char*man Attention And Hont Kliortn ||r«ra««ij. and that at Ih«* /•mr lima* I will prrsrnt m> finsi »M*»unt« as nrrui«r «if •ani rriilr. »ml a*k for Ihrlr *p| rovai Opposite t'lly Hall Trlepbone Na 25 Mat*.I S.iarrrd.rr 11th A I» CMC « Il AKl F^ W <C II F Vi K UM I'll If. I «••• «.»••• .* I .*. I I J. I I». t ó ♦♦♦O ^ S„|i«e ••! s 4|i|d|rwil«ift f»•* I'aniun V«i|»rr la f.svebb • I I-# » si * « i* « «t for Ta'lal a*-' • s li• rili.ii I S lilt (t » . h " s' •It» ' «j |•Ia a* Ion I* a* I »f Far d»r»r. ' lo f William li* « t Ittrr tin g 1uggir. Col • •t r L r d of th* • r im * •« f ••••ulf *1141 b a t t r r v in f^ i r C o u n t ) J o » !g * ’ • **0*111 ..f N r m i n «»I* i n u iiti I lo r .nf *. |>|e nifn r J ' n h , I ** I I + S ta r B ran d i! t,f> Fri 11* Positively Guaranteed pm r Sfy 1 WO Ono H o i i lo C arter’s O jjic t a n d I u u n la in l* c n In k —ths ikw«S lombo ol th®Galtri i 1st family. IWislt Ink Wilt*« a blu®sod don » )rt hlack. Il t, npaaslly brilliant, imooth snJ primsMnt. Zoma in soil l®t u, ihow you the oew Csftri uik feeiald Piintirg Co. 1 and ill u C o m b in e d Mails lo* all Mackiat• 1i i Kh Vessel Always "She." 'I ho feminin» gender of. boats nnd • hip-. Is n liialt.-r of Immemorial tra ite.n. People ».tv of lit.- t olumhus. Only one pulr «if eyes r»-**t on tin- I* r Inalanci), that she will «all on .. certain dale, and It follows thnt other child, they ure suffusi'-d-wlilt bn ter regret The child ef one grow» lo |ti.) may speak of her as tile ll.-et's giatilcsa." Thu lu-ndur is llxud In i . , , , . , . . , .. girlhood surrounded by nil that devo­ tion and lov« enn give her. The oth­ periplo« mind», not by the name of i.f (I.« nllisi I t U o y r . j u i (h® tpi.-.«l r-iuipwi I . 3 er 1« uiy outcast, homeless, adrift on tin- ship. Uut by the fn.-t thut It i-t^i out «In»®. Al «n ®»nl»«.<® 4>i thn ik-nre le ih»»» The matter, however. Is oih- ll.® o®w®il »ml o-ly th® l>®»t cwtythuig, v>s the vtprld. Dr III Ini: her way for the i Ip. Inch of ground she t landa on, thn tcuc­ ii usage, and It I» «»¡»on to any In |l»«ily fccamnciki to uwi • oi iuk ini nt roof tliat covers her rod crust of ■i » Idutil to drop ih» tradition of the bread to keep her frail body from chip« gender, utili »peak of a bout Im Its name uinseuilnc. feminine, or starving. neu'er— ns simply “II ’* P e n r r tift when tho snloofi was hit. and although lie was lifted by the wind, whirled heels over head, and turned three com­ plete “ cartwhcvds," hulf of the whls ky remained In tho glass after tho performance. Thjs he immedlatoly drank. «■ ha h«d broken hi« sbquld«r during hi« aerUI acrobatic«. <JI 12:28 P. M . . .. 12:38 P. M. 83... .2:00 A. M ...... 2:10 A. M. 81* . 2:10 p. M ........2:30 P. M. 85. 5:3« P . M ........5:5« P. M. 2 7 .........................i .8:10 A. 14. 13___ 6 taken lo task for entertaining a young ! !Fractional Needed the Stimulant. Due of th-» lno*t Jislotilshing rv clone • Vf-. rlences ev.-r r.-l.il.-d I- tlo.t of li.-nry Collliis lie 1» sutd to huv. t >1. »landing Hi ii sal.»in when th. twister" came lUfhlng Inti. Ht l.otjls II.- lud a glass of whisky In Ills hand Southbound No. No. No. No. No. 1I & It h Jim or nobody!" a till) should choose With cure If good (illowshlp Is not mutual, company mining lo nil in time Is worse than none at nil Seeing that a young woman lias sternly company oflell keeps uway Dili • r )onng no n » h o stand looking at In r from afur Thus she prove« to he her own worst enemy Girls who lover have a bi-nu until (hi-) arc well along III the man > Ing ago may be ■nusldercd wiser Ilian the girl who lias Milled uwu) her lime with n dolen i-r more mil) lo And fault with each Slo- becomes dissatisfied with men In i • 'n-rnl and cuds hy inair) lug the I "ori-sl «tick of I hi-in ull Arrive Iati ve No. »2 1:00 P. M. . 4:05 P. M. No. 82 1:18 A. M. .. 1:33 A. M. No. 84 . 10:45 A. M 11:05 A.M . No. 80 .. 2:22 I*. M ........2:42 P. M. No. 28 .. .8:50 P. M ....... .............. UnlMs.sid •erlincat«* shall b* redeemed according to I » » *>i deed will U*ue th*r«on nit the <t»y al May. A. I». I9I1. right doing, no matter what thus« who 4thWlinr«. my ufflrlsl •l(n«tur* and .ral hint of hereditary fallings may think. 1hl. Ihr 1.1 day ol April. A I» 191S. («••»li kl. A. B u lb il.ASS. K<*op your name and heart bright and II lourt S* ml not* Co., Kla. Hy Jas. C. Koh.rts. I». C. untarnished, and the lamp of hope «1 Fri ile over lighted. Your reward will surely conie If you havo patience— refusing to t h ;« despdlr.______ .__________ _____________ ----N»Brr 1. tirruiyn o|tm r n u r 7 f Is His In2~ man the other evening whom she con­ fessed she hardly liked. “ If he didn't cornu. I'd be sitting here moping alone,*' «lie declared "I've In vtted plenty of other young incu to little who surprises his better hulf call. Inn they don't seem to care to by nreonipllnhlng worthy resultn In connI do uni appeal in thmi and her be hit If later on am nut all rail Ive In their eye» I cn The lover who has vowed that he courage Jim * ruining because he lakes would never admire another, hi- »lie inn out very often and spends a lot ever so fair, develop» Into the married of money on me Of course ho man who becomes a despicable male would have proposed a dolen times, flirt He who had n pleasant word hut I luru the conversation so clever­ for all of the girls was a good nutured, ly thnt he doe« nut know It. nnd walls hnppv-go lucky follow among them, for a more propitious occasion' chooses one for a life partner, nnd to Girl» of thin kind think they ure that one hi- In faithful lie pledged wasting precious time, not only nf no more than he was sure lie could tlielr own. hut of th« >oung mans >« carry out If a inmi protulaea a girl well E'en a man who wit« Intensely that he will take nil of her htirdena on III luv- will, a young woman would hla strong shoulder», that her pi oplinot i ill If Jo* knew beyond all doubt shall lie Ills people that he » i ll glad lllg «tv.«t s||i- w a« walling to shake lv support nil of them, tlo- wise girl lllln f a belter opportunity presented nliuuld Knew i lint the winds ate im re Itself The same time and money lip service with him She might ex whil h lie spends III giving ller a good • use his exuberance of promises hill lime could he usi-il to better ailvnn It would to- well (or her to put no la c - I•> giving pleasure lo one who fnlth In thi-iii I lie lover who pnllii* would apple lale and i are for him ih<- most rosy gin» of a sunny future B Is not right for unv girl to conslil Im the man who would IiihImI upon her *T a mall s Ihi pi v as a «odU water and milking her own Imuiiets and gown» Ice cream rhcck. or as a free pass lo doing her own housework, and. If she theaters and car rldc«. In such cases, has nil Idle hour, he experts her to hl» company Im worse than none run over to his'folks and help them There Is an unsettlrd feeling In both with theirs If he promise« thnt lo-r hearts How» can u Hum expect to evenings ufter marriage should he one »: fttniiaii ll.il|.p) If she round nt gav el V he Is IIMInllv the one make a young married him » H hout λ*\• 1H. how » h o «11 - li« ,i k nut iif Ihi- ||oi|»e when • a*i a « If-- ii>1* - ' !.. ll V• W S.ltl-P'll In- I- .1 In to dt- l In in, dlittel) Hfl. i matrled 11f•- ilr she 114 At*h• •1 to w muli •Until r .»tnl Mu nk h i-k In thi- emlv vi 1«-Ml she i at > |..| •»III) III Ilo- evieni hotn-i of the grnv dnw n 11•• Inis ol having some one to pay her hills? fooled her »•• mull) times thill he Is i ourtslilp I« supposedly for the purconfident she will accept his lame ex i |mim<) of each Unding out, the other« ruses If a girl Is trying to make up like« and. dislike«, disposition, hopes her mind hotVeen two wooers, let alnt aspirations her give liceil to the one who does no! strive to gain her hv wild extrnvagnlit Nu man or woman off tlo- stage ts promise» If »hi- chooses the boast­ so i lever an actor or net res« a» in sue ful one »In- will have in reject more '• - » f u l l ) i mo • al Hull fTi-r • ni •- when II promises than she rinds fulfilled It I« present ^ outhfhl p> r -o «» us well 1» what a mini doe» for n wife, not *I* oilier on* m in eil i:oiii|iaiiloii»hlp lo Mini which he proitilNes that counts » I Illdell Ill' ll In-all» a - lire Mower» for prosperity need sun lo bring out blossoms, but enough to Jja Injured by the shore bah lories, even If the guns In these have been somewhat augmented from Ger­ WAVE DOES HOUSE MOVING man sources. It la already nrnounced ibst the forts at tho mouth of the Huge Breaker Accomplishes Work So ■traits, about two miles apart, havo Gently Milk snd Coffee Are There nre nob!' women whom men been crumbled Into atoms, and those Not Spilled Admire for lluV v'hrlstlaiilty They in the narrows, further up, can bo elm uro the lilies o the- world Men re­ Bsrly treated, at ranges at which the* |.09 Angeles, t'al *' H lennlson vere and wed th -in Auotlfi-r class t* ■hips themselves will bo comparative ,,f Abanillos Ray ii*-»t I ong Reach, rail, loo Ini»! .. I. r lie Idtud fnlth ly Immune. There remain other oh planned to move In» home hack 20 in promises u .I,.--, hut u-vir meuui to «tractions In the ahapo of mlries In t (r,.| iirfore h<- started a big «form !>•• I • pi, lo 11 ir mi»ferì ine Tin y tho channel, put that these havo been , struck ' . e v ir In-ur Ó» sweet Word "wife located by the British submarines Is A huge breaker picked up tho house breathed la their ears by lips they certsln; and their removal should bo and moved.il back 20 feet, setting It love. They cm thiv (Kjpplua of the no difficult task. Once the.passage Is dow n squarely on the ground so gently ■vorl 1. Tho first chilling blast Is their clear for the ships of war, snd these are that a pall of milk and pot of coffco on unde Inf. ®ff OalllpoU. the remainder of tho the table In the bouse wero not spilled. Buch parents' child, with no Voico burine«« U simple. . Mrs. Jennlson snd her two children In coming Into tho world, should not "U h the numbers snd composition wore not in the house st the time. be cast arido by noble women; their The house was placed on Its new brulvcd hesrCJ ebould not , Turkish garrison In the Galtrampled ‘•ioli peninsula the British authorities foundations tho next day. on lha mora. A S oliew i« herrt»> gtvm Ikal under and by Every girl In this world has aa Name In Trunk. «•rtUf'Of • Jrcrrr ol lorrHmurs and *ftlc equal chance— no matter what her I*«uin( It la a -good plan when travellnjc to out of the •Circuit Court of the surrounding» bo. her Joys, or sorrows Sownth Judicial Circuit of Florida in and have one's name and address printed fur Sfihlnolr County In ft raus« therein that have been, every Innocent heart pending wherein Armour K»rtlhf»r Works, or written on tho Inside cover of a Is equal In th« sight of God Tho ita mo ft rnftvorfttiiin !• complainant. and Will On*« trunk Then In case of It,«« of check, • Ml Mora (ioit, hla wift. are defendants, I opportunity should bo theirs to meet a »ill offer for «air nnd «ill »*11 to tho high- or any mistake. It can be Identlflod by loving heart mate, enter Into tiiarrlago, r«t and Uit bidder for eaih at th* front the owner to the satisfaction of tho d*M»r of th* uiiirtHnuH In Hanford. S*mmake a happy home life for a good n.-U i ounts Florida «Uring the ftgal railway officials by simply opening are man I'nfortunato daughters shrink h*iur • of ••!», ut»«n Monday. May 3rd. trunk Good Housekeeping. I'M V th* «apt* bring a legal «air* day, the : from encouraging lovers lest they lbs« following d**crtbed real +*t*tr formerly in tholr loro and respect when they faltor Orange county, nu* in S*minolr rouuty, , to a it l.ot *iity-a*v*n (67) and the liltt I Showing HI« Hand. out.their pitiful story This Is a wrong half of l.ot elghty-tkree <\1) of M. M “ Henry" VIII os a Gutnbler” Is th« Smith • subdivlaloti, according to plat on ! view to lake. Ixjvc Is not love which fll** In the uftlre of tho clerk af the Circuit I title of an Interesting contribution to altera when It finds excuse for o f-* Court nf Orange County, Florida taaid prop- , history And It must bn admitted that • rt> being now In Heminole C o u n t y Flo r­ forme . Many a man haa found that id* ( i E O l t O K G. I I F It II I N’ C. ho held soniiv queens.— Washington there ure no better, truer, more lov­ Master in Chancery. , Post. . C It Itobinaon. ing helpmeets than these waifs who Attorney far Complainant havo known such need, had such long M Frt-lle Ing for honorable lovo and husband's protection The attitude of other wom­ A T L A N T IC C O A S t LINE - _ OPENING OF DARDANELLES MAY HAVE WIPE REACHING EFFECTS PAGE SEVEN i c r f c i d , Florida (jT ^ fC W E B tifF b CARBON PAPERS Einest Carbon Paper Made Cvftry Slitti Ptrftcl Recognized Stand^.rl: fa r ? S « v S« Herald Printing Company Sanford Florida ■i �V v1 r'T i «li-1■ fs APRIL 16 1913 PAGE EIGHT PEOPLE AND EVENTS ren of this city. They will return [ stnte convention which convenes in to Sanford Monday. * j that city on Saturday BOOZE OF A GRUESOME SORT Wanted— Good two homp ‘ »ron for (arm purpose.«. Wagon. K* Herald. 60-tfe Publl?*" Stenographer I am prt. pared to do all kinds of M.-nogr.nhIe work and typewriting and Ml,lfU trial when you have any work of this kind you wish done nth,, tint door east of the pn*ti>tli< • i’ hon* ‘2W0. v M i y Marion Packard VT-ti « Negro Sell* Customer* Alcohol for Mr. and Mm. Deane Turner, Mrs.' A congenial party of fishermen Drinking, Obtained From H o* Continued from Pago 5 ^pits I P(ckllng Jar*. Bessie Hill and Miss Martha Fox spending the day at Woodruff’s A ♦ Garner’s hospitality were Mesdnmes motored over to DeLeon Springs creek today aro^fMessrs David and Cumberland, Md.—Many drinker* II H Hill, W J Hill. Tom Davis, Wednesday, enjoying n pleasant Weld man Caldwell, Irwin, Cox and In Will* Crook section of Raudolph W T- Jotyi*. J D Roberta, Purdon, time. Minton county, W. Va., aro excited bccauso Eaaterby, Ed Higgins, J . A HurFlandnm Twllley. a pegro, gold them <%> <Ç > . ♦ cold, G C Woodruff, DuBoae, LawMrs Carl Ferran of Eustis, who Mr. fi J. Devane of Plant City, preserving alcohol, which he obtained son, N O. Garner and Mia* Seay. accompanied by his daughter. Miss comes to assist in the Junior Pupils' at a hospital In Elkins, where be had H All Lockl Advertisements Under — — Mrs. | Recital at the Munson studio next been employod. Eunice Dovane is visiting week will be the guest of Mrs D L. Federation Contummalrd John Hayes. Only that Twllley Is In tho Tucker This Ilcaditig THREE CENTS ■! ‘& 0 mil b. p’. lT ! « , Thrasher The federation of the young county jail for six months for violat­ Line For Ench Insertion. Minimum P rf* McOuln.’ Faim.iw n„,. m JHC ing the antipistol toting law saved peoples societies of the various Mrs. M. G. Rowe of DeLand •' *\ Charge 25 Cents. r,v2tr him from rough treatment at tho churches of Sanford was consum­ spent the week-end in Sanford the Ceremony and Cannon Ball*. hand*'of hi* Infuriated customer*. t mated at tho Baptist Temple last guest of her 'sister, Mrs. A. It. Thera la n tale told nbolit an officer The alcohol sold by Twllley was ta­ night f The Presbyterian and Con­ Chappell. Real Wlidom Who was conversing with Marlborough ken from bottles In which hospital gregational C E Soclteies, tho during a hot engagement; and Insist­ Since courtesy cannot be made -on. surgeons bad preserved tumor*, can­ pulsory, the next best ratTF*,- i» Methodist Epworth Lcngue and the The subscription dance to bo ed on taking off tala hat and bowing cer?,, appendices and abnormal avoid, rudeness, tho second tip»t ,, t0 B Y P U of tho Baptist-church giren'try Mliui Belle Smith hanbocn profoundly every ttimr he spoke to the growth*. The horror at the discov­ ♦ w » » ♦ * ♦ * ♦ ♦ » » » # WWW» uVtdhkrl"It. It Is haxdly <~nr»!« SRit* ,unanimously .iudupUid-Lha«resolution pwrp07ie(i-to ne*t Thursday evening duko. That gloat man auggeatad that er/ by hi* rletlrag of-tfni 1tlnd of~tn-For Kale— Three fresh milk cows. to resent the behavior of tho; who * aT such a time they might very well ''offered for federation and tho fol­ at tho city hall. toxicant bo had sold them ho* tended Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf we may never meet jguln. 1« t waive all ceremony. Bu,t the officer lowing officers elected: Mr Kent to make the section drier than ever. should bo wlar enough m avoid bowed deeply to his commander's sug­ Hossetter, president; Mr Coleman Mr. and Mm. E. L. Forran of gestion, nnd Just aa ho wus bending Hogs for Sale— Car load jusr re­ tlons where we know .uUi-tin.» i, a for vice president: Miss Carrie Ens- Eustis spent Wednesday with their down n cannon ball cleared him and SHOULD HE TAKE ONE DRINK7 ceived. Write Martin Doyle.-R. D. bo expected; wo avoid strr.-t» « „ h 4 minger, secretary and Miss Stewnrt, daughter, Mm. D. L. Thraahci;, took off tho head of n comrade. Tho bad reputo becauao we “ v,‘ a rather No. 2., for particulars. 55-tfc reporter • * . , while en route to Atlanta. officer, mi coming up again, nnd seeing It Will Coat Him »4,000 Placed as clear Idea of tho experience we might Immediately after the adoption of Conditional Forfeit to Obtain wh4l had happened, remarked calmly: Fat Cattle for ^Sulo— Some fine meet If wo ventured In them, -stu^ial. ly after dark/ „ His Release. tho resolution and the election of “ Your grneo perceive* that one loses 'ones just shipped in and in fine conMr. J. II. Ferguson will leave for nothing by politeness.” — London officer* the company were invited d!tion. Address Martin Doyle, San­ Gainesville Sunday to attend the New*. Tacoma, Wash.— One drink will to have punch and enjoy a social ford. R. D. No. 2. 65-tfc Church Semi-Oriental Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. cost Thomas Cannally »4,000— that Is, hour together The Russian church, which trrmi It­ if he takes It. tilx weeks sgo Cannal­ * Capacity Always Within Call. For 'Sale— Five acres half mile self orthodox — pravoslavny — differs V Mr. R. II. Muirhcad will repre­ ly was sentenced to six months In C. E. »Surprise Patty It I* certainly true that no one considerably from nil thn other Chrissent th% Presbyterian C. E. Society know* the resources of his own mind jail for stealing »4 while Intoxicated. from brick road, quarter mile from The Blue aldo of the Congrega­ at Jacksonville at the state conven­ After serving a month of his sen­ loading station, G miles..(torn San­ tlan temples by Its snmlorlcntnl «ty|* and body until some great sense of tence Cannally appealed to Police Jus­ ford, county road 9n one side. All that Is half Tartar, half llyianttne, y«t tional Endeavor Society,, captained tion. duty come* to him, routing him to gbOd bTack hammock land; T w o possesses-ll»-di*ttnetlr tttnvoTiTfTt* -by—Mr,- Harry -CarUon-wlU-gtvo-a play his part well In Tho work of life. tic e Evan* to- bo re Innsrtlr offering TO With Its gilded cupola*, deposit »4,000 In cash, to be forfeited acres cleared, fenced und farmed 2 ment. aurprise party at the church to­ Mr. and Mr*- Brisson, Mrs. A. U. There aro unused capacities In brain bright-colored roofs nnd ornaments, In caso Im took a drink beforo bis years. Good flowing well. Price whito glaring walls. It ha« morn of a night to which the public is Invited. Chappell and Mrs. Whitten formed and nervous system, In mind and mor­ term would have expired. Justice »800. Terms to suit customer. A. P Member* of the church and the so- a congenial party that motored to al nature that aro capable of develop­ mytholuglc and legendary character Evans agreed, and placed the money Connelly, 119 Magnolia avenue. ment nnd effective u*e Who knows d e ty arc apecinlly urged to patron- Orlando today. than .no stately gothic or nnminetqus on deposit lit a local bunk. 67-tf the potentiality of IIfo force In him­ cathedrals. ice the entertainment.' Be generous Tho illonoy was still In tho bank self until he gives It op|>or!unlty for nnd bring two diriges with you. A For Sale—20 fine brood sows.1 todny drawing 3 per cent Interest and Miss Mary ChappMl nnd Mr W full expression? Exchange. delightful evening of ' pleasure has 1 Cannally was occupying a scat high Martin Doyle, Sanford, It. I). No. 2. E Coulburn will go over to Del-and Busy Individual. been planned but it's a surprise. on thn "water wagon." 58-tfc to attend the Sororiety banquet on An old man In the Potato Hill m-lxb— ' ( Cctairily Suggestive. ---------------------f Saturday evening borbood Is quoted ns saying All 1 Perhaps the old fellow who first For Sale— Eggs for Hatching. 1st have*to do now Is to pull sheets ofl'th* P rrton al M ention Starling Unpopular Bird, pointed out that a mali a home Is his Misa Mamie Dovlin loft yesterdny ^ Mrs J M Wallace has returned -Stnrllnk» aro not liked In Australia, prixe pen Orlando Fair, Whito Rocks, calendar pad; I have all day to pull off castle had‘ hi mind thn way It’s al­ Other pons $1.50. Singlo the Thursday sheet, and make the pad for her home at Due West, S. C., from n week’s visit to relatives at most constantly beleaguered by per­ accenting to reports from tho Amer­ »2.60. Comb White Leghorn, »1.50 to »2.00 read Friday, but sometime« I g, t thr«-o ican consul at Melbourne. Besides after apending tho winter in San­ Tampa sons wishing to sell you brooms, po­ Baby chicks »12.00 per or four doyu behind. After I .-t thn ford. tatoes and other commodities that you being destructive to fruit, they are per setting. rue to charged with turning valuable Insect hundred for remainder of season. sheet on the pad changed, it i v Mr nnd Mrs J B Taylor, who don’t wnnt nny moro of than you al­ look for my glass«-«, wlii.-n ¡u,- o- iaMy rating birds nut o ' their tiesta Southern Oaks Poultry Farm, En­ ready have Columbus (Ohio) Jour­ Mrs. D H. Yates, who has been] have spent the winter in Sanford lost, may think old p.-npl, ha*a terprise, Fla. * 66-9tc visiting her sister, Mrs. A. R. Chap- j left for their home in Kansas City nal little to do. tint they if.Ready to Go to Work, pell has returned to Madison. this week For Sale Prixe Winning Buff <>r- busy.'’—Kansas City Si.it "Let me nee,” said the idltor to a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ji “ K i n g ’s C a t ” Draws a t e n s i o n . Mr«. John Melsrh. accompanied by Mrs. Hillman of Orlando motored to St. Petersburg Wednesday, where they will visit*" Mrs W W Williams, formerly Miss Bessie Fu- Mi«« Came KnsmifTger. Miss Albine Frank and Mr jraser Arm• strong will leave for Jacksonville totiny-to represent the C y. Society of, tho Congregational church nt thn i London puns, otile )n11y known as , h„ ca, » „ onIy ono ,D thfl kinftrtom m receive »n allowance from |j„. tn-rinury lie Inhabits the record 0IIlce and 13 cents a wouk Is speut for his meat ' A DPW acquisition. « college " ,l 1 of pipgton Eggs (or hutching. The kind that hatch and live 15 eggs to C h u r c h Ttfi.e» setting Price »2.50. Enquire 210 There I« nu -i.n . ■ th* Pur k a venue titl-t i __________ _____________ Church of England in tini.i mi iiudg III •• church ^ r,’nt Britain For Su le A good five passenger« pt automobile in good <ondilion with t.i Mi new Urcs. cheap at ».’150. (' F. - <--ulil Williams Ii7-tf ■ I i |wir For Sale A No 1 family horse I-er and carriage. practically new M M Stewart, TIT E 2nd St lìN-tf graduate of iti» jo u r n a lism ‘ 1 hardly Until you «It d iw*;i “ ! ,v I- -*Ui no; editorial». Icnrtial X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X .’ X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X B X “fake Off That Old Gray Bonnet FOR S A L E For ~~~ plants Sale The following llnwer Astors. 26c do/.. Candytufts, 2'«- per I'l dox; isl«« a grand etillec- A l l * I P »1 C~^ A— _ lion nt large pansies in full hlooin | And buy yourseli a sure enough straw g 1 Hat or Panama from the largest as- 1 | sortment of styles in the city. ——1 JInmci* ame* I** F llitrYlu Harris, n o titm p p ous iift eh post me« ter. IfnwLitt« Has ki ns, t>K-2tp My lot located on F ¡rat «lre«*l. o ppo«i t «■ tin* Bobbin« N**I*st hotel You can buy this property very r«-i- sona lit«’ on liberal t**r m*t \d *1'.— It Ilio k-li.ttim 211. 1*1 Tampa, i lu $2.00 § BIG LOT AT - ?' JIutjOrIi at » Mj» * |.r-ll I '»fri, .11, - t. Tn It arr> \ » . t . * » l 'orner lot on Park a \I'llUl' . S'àn- |T«»|rr n,timp»on II uM'* ford Heights for s a le-ca sh or roa-r J1 * f pp«.drv from the sona bici terms Best locaTiem in the I td»lti»nt (lint h«r«-tn th»i ih* ... ,, , . /.it‘l»lil» Julia A l‘ llul .1 city Address Box 201, Jarkson-. (ir«h««n *rr o«ivn-i..i.. ville Fill Fiorili», »n.t It t« Ih« I-I ’ r , ‘‘ lh»l r»rh id thru, ■ fîH-«ltc twenty «nr wkt* Hm _ m mjiln ifiani (Lai I* bt* Ì an 11 M*n ■ h 44 w • r»‘#iíl,-ni* nf i K*. b»«l It * ml i*ai h ->1 H . 55 I M en’s Palm Beach Suits rtf FOR RENT For Re-nt # House of • t i Goat?” P A L M B E A C H S U IT S is th e S y**1» * I" nu jiirtun 4*» t lv «-ight rooms ,,r .ui,,..,nn U|...n SS and bath on Myrtlo avenue, close Ä ! In. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co , office, 63-tfc D oesn ’t this w a rm w e a th e r “ G et Y o u r | i * m l y ont* «ither lit all Ilf Itir al-WM B.ITH* ’1 -b ' "*n *■ J uu u!U in<] »irb of y«u, ll»ff> •' A. r. II u M m II. llubbrll, and *• • ll.nl »■•»). |.i»I®t ordrrnl to a p p m r i »» I hr ' i fUrif hcrrln ■fftinil > m , » n *'■ i*f*if* tU . *1 1b 17th d » ) ol h! a v » H ' l * .r , »r.tffrd takr-n ronfvsmu »t»d f " . For Rent— Several nice office • eainfl you snd »«eh of >»-u - I»f b* room» over Yowell's. Enquire N. P It 1» furtI l f ordrfnl tf.i.‘ , « yliir t»lutl-l 1■IhMif tine«» <M »**• k 'of f u" Yowoll & Co. 32-tf . • *J-*I**r w««kii In the* Hunford ll»fiHI * Vu iiihod in Sanford, *•» mtt»»*.» sruaty. For Rent— A comfortably furniith- lorida. In wllntfS whereof I ha»** b -•u ntn' ed room, eastern exposure, in mod­ ray hand and ofAriat »r*l tks* 1L* i |i da» ern home; private family. Summer of April, 11*15. (PtaD Remedy^: »*• rt* r rates. Gentlemen i drea*. Box 1084. preferred. Ad67-tf K. A I Mil 4.1 frirrk of Circuit Court. S m "111• 1' Illcjifinaon A IMrkin***n. So 11ritn ra for f *o rn |•lai n ■r 1 rt^‘ Pri-5tc ss Furnished room for rent. Southu s a m i al n i » i t M i M ji»*. ~ . east corner of Park und Seventh St Made un<l*r. Svcllon -1- 1 1■«-’•’ Act» of lîOT. law» of kl-r.-t* 58-tfc • mount ol la m ch»ri<>'l '*-r l*rior of Srminolr í’ouniy. Í 1 Bj| roU»ctv«l tor the rurrrnl >»af ' ’ ,. tho »pp«rtlonm«nt of th« •»•"» 1 .11»f. eral r$¿d» whlfh t»**» h»v» h»*-«' Includ’d» pelt t r x » _ ,,, Total amount rhar*«-d fl.t General fund..... »2U.90» «« CotlecUona to March wi* 1VIH, •« M , • - - ■* - f.SM.tl U.4»*-** , 31. 1*15 2 9 . 2 7 3 «7 itnad k Uridfa (und ('oliaci Ion« to March ti líM* st. reift......... Wanted— T o exchange farming and WANTED General Sctntol fund 29.171 >• graxing land in Volusia county for Collection» to March a i , I S I S ............. n . 79t 72 house and lot in Sanford. Apply to SubfeaVool. IL I«*"* J. H. Hutchinson, 11th and Laurel Collection» to March avenue. _ G6-9tp ________ ^ Collection» to M ar ch Wanted— Pasturage for two cow* near Sanford. Address Box 1262, Sanford, Fla. »'.r.-ttp Wanted— Amateur musicians that piny wind instruments that will re­ hearse and play on pay joba. Call In tbe next few days. J. M. Stumon 315 East Fourth St. 65-7tp N. P. YOWELL & H as s.. '» i Loitr-Pocketbook containing rail road pasties and other paper*. 'Finder return t o ' A. D. Parrish, care A. C« L antj. receive reward. 67-2tc lijfeil ' i. * F b t H . t No. Cvtlecller« t.. to March 31.1918 2.1.n"l '1 Black llammock l'r il" ^ ■ t» i . . .. I V" ' 1Cotfeetlbn» Io March 81,191* Ftn» and Forfelture f und . ........... pßU.M- 77 «t*. 1 f - t " I f l “* r °sirre re U M* ,rh 1.970*9 llulldin» (und . .. L I * 159 Collection» to March .. »I . 19H ......................... v a l i 7» MI oo , 3 1 , 1 9 11. . . . . ........... Hj ecial Itoad k Itrid** I S.«7» * * 1.9.0 .0 fl ai anr« lo tari ' Balance lo eoi tolteci C'olleetioaa to March SU í.ítl-H «.Iti al 4 ^ ¿ is » S S ■»cali U lte �IN THE HEART OF T H E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETARLE SECTION ¡ PUBLI S HED •SEMI-WEEKLY H E R A T / n IN '*** VOLUME VI third w eek grind AT STATE CAPITAL T S A N F O R D — Life /. W otth Living .. . .— Hotel Inspector CLEAN-UP DAY GREAT THE SUPREME COURT EVENT IN THIS CITY DENIES FRANK PLEA Mi-siet XEGISLATURE BUSY W i 'l i l X* cured a favorable report on his meas- PR IZE S FOR C LE AN Y A R D S CELEBRATED CASE T O C O M E uro at thp~ hands' wf- tiiP" house com­ FLOOD O F B ILLS P O U R ­ A N D S H R U B B E R Y CAUSES BACK T O GEORGIA FOR mittee on miscellaneous legislation. ING U PO N T H E M T H E LAST ROUND E N TH U S IA S M 1 he measure was introduced in the house by Representative Griffin of Tallahassee, April 19— The oyster Grange county, and in the senate Parties interested in the Clean Up Washington, D. C„ April 20.— season lor the year 1914-1915 has by Senator Hudson of the Thirteenth Day inaugurated by the Woman's The United States Supreme Court come to an official close arul, ac­ district. Club have requested that the pre­ today denied the application of Leo cording to Shell Kish Commissioner mium list be published again and the M. Frank, under sentence of death Hodges, the oyster industry pt|srd same is given, below . These prises (or the tmirdeswp|_ Mary Phugan, for '■ Mo» ing Pictures al Parish ¿iousr through its moat successful year th will lie giveif’JSjp the best'varieties a writ of habeas corpus. The Geor­ The Senior Chapter of the the history of the state More thnn of flowers and fru it. trees . and tfco gia federal court previously had de­ two hundred thousand barrels of Brotherhood of S Andrew have ar­ cleanest premises in the city irtnits. nied an appliration iceking the same oysters were shipped out of the state ranged a series of the best and most A special prixe o f a Foster grape­ end. An a result of the decision it well known ploys and operas, which during the "Season and tlfc oyster fruit, the fine pink meated variety in­ is believed by the legal authorities have been featured in New York fleldi are in better condition todfty troduced by Reusoncr tiro* will be here that only thi state pardon ofthan every before as a result of the c it y . for Monday and Saturday given for the home ground showing flrlati- ui—Oaorgl a— Franl r nights in Holy Cross Parish House conservation policy which had its in­ the fine variety of fruit trees For from being hanged. This Saturday night, April 24th ception with the passago of the act this prize, however, entries must Seven member* of the emirt con­ by the 1913 legislature, providing there will bo given "The Wizard of be made previously by letter to Mrs curred in the decision while two, Ox," a most pleasing light opera, for the creation of the shell fish de­ which had such a run on Broadway, Bishop, as the judging committee’s Justice* Holmes and Hughes dis­ partment time is limited, and arrangement sented. Justice Pitney read the ma­ Plans are embodied in a bill which New York City; and on the follow­ would have to be made for special jority opinion. Holmes read the ing Monday night, April 26th will be has the approval of the committee inspection minority opinion Frank's petitio on fisheries to further conserve the given "The Pageant of San Fran­ District I Running from east to rested allegations of disorder in the cisco.’ featuring the Panama Kxpo­ growing industry of the state It west, the street* lying west of trial w hi c h were alleged to amount sition proposes an appropriation of $25.French avenue to the city litints to mob violence and Frank’s absence For awhile there will he similar OUO for the purchase of necessary District 2 Streets east of French from the court room when the ver­ features every Saturday and Mon­ equipment to patrol the coast prop­ avenue to -!j£yrtle, from the ‘lake, dict was returned. The Supreme erly nnd a further appropriation of day nights at the Parish House, be­ south to Ninth street Cuurt held he had not been deprived The tistinl ad­ $10,000 to administrate the affnirs ginning at 7 p, m District .1 Commercial avenue to of any right. mission of |0 cents will fie charged of the office These sums will be Fifth street, Sanford avenue to made necessary by the fact that the on these nights Myrtle Atlanta, liii , April 20 I tun It s limit it he that the people of salt water fish will be placed under District 4 From Fifth to Ninth very much disappointed over the the city generally very liberally litis department would desire To patronize this under1 ••feels, Sanford avenue to Myrtle supreme m u ri'» decision, but I will The measure embodies provisions District 5 From Ninth street to keep up I he tight " said Leu M covering revenues To Iwi collected nnd takmg. for it meau* thè possibili! y city limit- -noth Frank today when informell that it i- expected thitt mein* Until 1125. of tuan> adv intage* cilurattnAuiily, District G Front Sanford avenue, the application for u writ of habeas rellglpusly unti »Oi lally . w fili li other (mu wdJ be collected by the depart to city limits east corpus had been denied Frank’s w ise w imi M noi Ite il ht ulna file The meni during the next twelve monihs On the afternoon ati.t evening nf attorni . ..id they probably would young meli ..f Si Andre»’* ItrntherAmong other things the bill provide-, lur -borter closed season on mullet, hooil, a liti li ■I ni aitimi tweiity. bave Saturday. April 21. there will he a ask the Georgia Prison Commission from November 30 to January 30. a dono all tln* tfirmigli their osti ef- (lower show at the Hynes building, for cíemelo v for Frank beginning ¡it t o il... i I'.irtie- e\ MI ,.-i II Hosed season on shad between I *• f**M* nini per-111 il a 11r '* Infilling cut llowers or plantmay Ni » B e a i Lst sl o f i nn certifier and April, a wholesale Iin-ti«*- ' ,,,’’i i offer them lor -ale, il so tb-dred of i in and a retailers license of $5. Th** >* tilt itoli* Reni K-tate < n t* There will lie :i tin*' exhibition of t libi fellows Meet a tax of $1 on hunts under Iti feet in Ilo* rtew.-t tiriti ni ili*' city ti liti wtl! amaryllis bloom* for -ale These length and four feet beam and twen»vili in..k. ,i -triuig lini lur t he busi Gainesville \ pril I*' Willi prom­ niagolticent (lowers a re gr.mnw in ry cents additional on euih foot <>l ises on the part of tliii wi.it her bu lies* et 1.11» lllg ¡Itili -l'Illllg uf City qilmt it v t>\ Mr M > d of •'v i. .|.. length .Hid beam, ns well a- a len reali nf <..Ill ill'll .1 (air af I»■« mill.a nini uni ir» |iro|.« rt y t ienr g* 11 1he Iid lowing the prin ll-t for dollar tax on each alien eng, g>--i lions ,ir. that tin- opening d,iy of the llurt tlu* generai manager *•) ilicut Itower- and plants on each fioat lli'W tu,il alili tur thè prepelli t Ile nf sixtieth a nnu a l session of the ( , r a n d Fittest palm A fin tld-orne palm Legislators Put Ojslcrs lice ulti lo* tn thè Her.'ild Rutilimi; L odg e o( Fl or i da . I nd e p e n d e n t Order given t'V Iteasoner Bros Itili i i'* r un * t■. , 1.111(1.1li v *•\|.. , I \n Apalachicola oyster ihab-r. of f Mil f e l l o w - a nd the Fl ori da It' Flqiest f i n i 'p e lin o li I odd fern, through Represeutnti v< I II (.mh hi ka h a s*e m I*1y will I... . i ns pi ri ons tu I ¡1.1 a l * . » I ,i.Id11.g 111 tln* t.il -1 g Iv* 1. 11 y Mr Ml ad of Fra i: Mi n i minty, re no mb* m i 11 ill every r • pel t liespali ut SiUifnrd The Su tifoni Representatives of | Iti-I Hegnriin ( ’ni h'ct mu three (tei I U siate I " alrendv luti* stinte legislature with an oy-ter feast ¡it b o t h hrat i he* i he order b e g a n R| » llegnniH* givi n by Mr Mead tin l.enti Hotel Friday night <) -1 I r r i v i n g here y i e t r f d a y a f t e r n o o n . tuie i ity ami ciMintry prnperty listini lies! Geranium Collection six for sale and thè rnuny Imlgnins will ter from the Hay City Packing Co Itili II I* e x p e c t e d Glut by t he hour ! fancy Cttllndiunt*. given by Prof l*e glvi'll frolli lini*' t*i tini*' tu t he appeared on the hotel menu for the for the f orma l c on vent ion o f t he Il Ni lirln.g hen. lit of legislators and others a- a grat' d lodg. e nd ri.***mhlv l tie mi nt II. r. 1,1. tor Mr ll.iM helU'Ve* 1 Ìli Six prie ■■r'* ink arul »»ill gt» . In- . 11. ni* Asparago* UHtflTI Rest reminder of the quality of ApuLi> h- her will run i nt o the hundr edt 111itpltuih- g PmiI B t'l, ■uefit ul 11. ini ,. , i.i irola oy-ters and as a reminder that , .ff. r.-d ■it. I b. \. ■ n. n.or« oysters would 1.. olfcr. .1 !.>r !' ■• I • It. .«♦T Hit fu<h • sal. !• t.I ri. \t September I ", r i 11. 1i —l* An Puii'i! i ** r i .• ti* • i , >1 .. ■ i . * I.r ■ R. » I R,'.. . ,r. op. •. tes uf tug . . I Le- r* Inmg I t.-g.itl ta t A|.•atie I. V Mr Isltahnssee, April 20 It i- an , 1 itela .1 I t Md I .lew brought in every day mid ilo* fisher­ l'ut Flowers t, . » tn United here thftt when the g o v e r ­ probably that t h e r e will lie ma ny men are getting their tackle roody Best display miscellaneous cut nor's suspension from office of Sher­ visitors here this we*k. Six I ^ ,,r ' be fruy The lakes and the llowcrs (rom any one garden iff Spencer of Ifiilshorough and Sher­ nv.-rand the many .reeks in this amaryllis bulbs, given by I’rof iff H'aker of Palm Bearli counties vu ii it» «re foil nf tt-li anil im » miMight Have lleen • >**ll* Juke N. lifting romes up fur approval or disapproval \«■ i hi **j »i ir i I .egi-l 1 11 v i j . *I ere v i rv n n i i i - i i g ut n*»e* trulli ohi il* * ini* ft» He* t i li'| .L iy In the senate the chief executive', ‘ e x c e p t to t be m a l l w h., h..- t lie |ok) i»f *1 i* wi'ii*nn Thi* winter >i v ¡i marv Ih- hull.. gr..w cr garde »«tf Will meet with decidid bpptts) play i ,| ..i. him bui uh«» jiK*" tu 01.rwI$ íir»*^«*Hi^ Ihi <■k 1ii* » ■nu l ini«'- I hen I Pfn t gl Ven 1 Mehrling Run It is not expected that I In I s a ... nie • uMk tini h«iiiM ..11 SiMt » In Ì ... î * . tp..rl "t ,>1 ft rin* in uf F , i * i . r ! ¡Itti-— Fittest d i-p i retiate will take up the matter until , S.t » * •"•! » r* f « t fi M111< htunr • 1 1. I., w m g . ilia lu g m . t '..¡I,.**t ¡..n u 1 ulti» f r,. 1 1 1 A A tn*' men. whose suspension bei'iitne» ' an»i hdIuIki* iii tin* ^n-utubt **|»ort in ill iiiu-tr.it. Alin* Burpee effective on May HI. are able to With » new tourist " M r Ma pule- ttiMi l you vote (or ’ Must a r 11-11< urrang**rn*'nt of cut lUv a .»rid appear and defend themselves Forrest Lake f"r **jii*:iker nf t he j ffii»st.r» in viisi* Six iiilluilnnn hulhs h o t e l nt Sanford next -itiMin the dtshouse, lie has hail . onslitcrjihle ex­ Best display nf Sweet Pvas Col­ etples of Izuak Wallop nm indulge I he Mapules Pure Shoe Hill in be­ perience ami woultl make a most in the sport all during the winter lection Dahlia hulhs fore the committee on miscellaneous excellent presiding officer?" Handsomest arrangement of nas­ months and Sanford »vili lie Gi 'legislation and if it gets out of the mecca for the sports of the country "Who? That Forrest Lake who turtium* Six culliidiums eommittee safely will bring on ron- wn# in the house last time!" exPrettiest arrangement wil <1 Ilo went ,M‘ X' ■itWahle discusfior^hefnrc the house. clsimed Mr Maypoles, who faith­ exhibited by Grammar <»r Primary humniiH Painting» at Parish M o u s e County division fights are occu­ fully fought for n pure shoe lull in School students Fifty cents "N o. sir. 1 won t pying the entire ’attention of one the last session At the Perish House for Wednes­ Semini best arrangement, us ubove day tomorrow- ) night, the pictures committee today. Scores of people vote for him. Why. he is the man — Fifty cents from Marion, Levy, Alachua, Wash­ who wanted to amend my pure shoo will lie "The Life of Christ," re­ ington, Jackson and Holmes coun­ bill by inserting the word 'horse' in produced in full original color of the * Card of Thank» ties are in the city today to appear front of the word shoe." Jackson­ masterpieces .af the art galleries and The home of Marshal Arie of in behalf of their several interests. ville State. .. was troyed by fire last hedrals of Kurope There wtil be A hitter fight is being waged by week and he lost everything he had C H u ' ,H,clal ,r,XtUrv " f lhP *Pr,V,r" ’ Marketing Bureau Likely people residing in the proposed in the home. Kind neighbors as- ¡Hunrated hymn, in several parts, Tallahassee, A pril 19 At a meet­ Hloxham county, which would be ^u,t a* * ra' ing of the committee on agriculture sisted in every way and he wishes to ^»rved out of portions of Marion, An ever increasing number are thank the good people of Oviedo the Henderson bill providing for the Levy and Alachua counties. and Geneva who turned in and built services, All during Sunday member* of creation of a state marketing bureau winch arc destined to become more another home and donated furniture the legislature wore deluged with received a favorable report, and it is popular as time goes on. As some for the same. Such acts of kindness expected that this measure, which •'iegrams and letters from people re­ one who had not been in the habit demonstrate that the milk of human siding in portions of Jackson, Wal­ has the endorsement of various trade of coming to Holy Cross Pnrish kindness is still .paramount and the ton and .Holmes counties, to be af­ boards and growors throughout the people of Oviedo artd Genevty are "House has said: "There i> no one fected by changing portions of the state will be rushed thrnimjt the who can afford to miss these priv­ among the salt of the earth. * * boundary lines fo these counties. house and senate. ilege* which are being given." The bill provides for the estab­ The*« commonwealths, tp remedy There is no charge for admission Takes Tamps Office lishment of such a bureau, the ap­ the unusual situations obtaining at made on Wednesday night), xach M P Lipe has taken charge of one innking whatever offering ho ChipTey and Bonifsy propose Jo alter pointment of a commissioner and a the cOunty lines-. The bill passed board of supervisor», and provides the Tampa office of the L C Smith may desire. All are invited. tbo senate, but when it reached the for the raising of revenues tn assure Typewriter Co . and will make that city his headquarters for the time \ house Mr. Lewis of Jackson blocked its maintenance. Negro Gamblers Honked bring Mr Lipe has been on the t* P***age and ‘ caused recommitKighteen npgro gamblers were reent, • road for some time in the interest Death of J. O. HonrvlU .Smith typewriter and hooked by the local police force and of the L l The Sanford friends *> ( Mr. J O. A big delegation is here from the Tampa office becoming vacant I th‘* oberili'« office yesterday and lit­ Done vita will regret to hear of his to place a "rider" on the bill providing that six sections of death which occurred at Knoxville, he was pul in charge but does, not hire Mayor Thrashrr received fines Holmes county be given to Jacksotf, Tenn.. Saturday morning. He was know whether it will bo permanent of ten dollars and costs each. This n the GracevRle district in exchange buried in Knoxville on Saturday. or not as the change would necessi­ Is the proper dose wherever gambling .or fifty odd sections opposite Chip- He leaves a wife and several children tate his removal from Hanford, and is discovered. . Mr. Ilonevita Lipe is a Hanford booster at all *y. to go to Washington county. to mourn his loss. The office in Tampa Is a Remember there Is heslth tn this MWmes would take in a similar was quite well known in Sanford, times ■biount from Washington, opposite having apent several months here promotion for Mr Upe and his San­ Clean-Up Day. T r y It and see how Bonifsy. moaquitoes and (lies we last winter aa one of the train dis­ ford friends are glad to learn of hU many U can have. rapid advancement Another county division mcas- patchers of the A. C. L. ta" | r * * T !- SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. AP R IL 20. 1915 urr proposing the creation of Pine county out of Santa Rosa also is up but it is not expected the bill will be reached in committee today. ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS NO. 69 Woodland Park Notes Sunday. April 11th was the first nice park day of the season and a good number of visitors came. Capt. Jdgunhart brought » good--hnrd ' on the Mamie and another luunch and a- row- -fmnt landed partirtr. —Ve­ hicles kept coming from different place# and a big portion of the Monroe population walked over. There was considerable bathing and the amusements and music were en­ joyed by all. Wednesday, April 14 the Monroe fish fry brought basket parties from eucry where. Thanks are due to Jim Oglesby and son for a bountiful supply of fine shad, cleaned and ready for the pan. Not satisfied with this they offered to furnish another lot of fish for the picnic of the Monroe school, which is to be at Woodland Park Saturday Atm 24th. The PaoTa school has been invited also and this promises to he a big day. Thursday^ evening those dancers fjom Dancerville, the "Suits M e " Club entertained at Woodland Park with a fine supper and dance. They arrived in autos at H p. m. and waltzed their way in from the door of the hall. A short intermission for supper and they went at it again until midnight. The girls wanted to keep on till day­ light but some of the men were get­ ting faint and hnd to almost use force to make them quit duncing. The orchestra came near having u hot box and still they demanded "A little faster, please." There was no such thing i, s intermission during t tie Inst three hours They seemed to he stored full of high explosives and the longer they dunerd the more they were worked up Kvery kind of dunemg wn* indulged in. That was one lively hunch, \V iniil» mil n Al Itesi Tln f interni of thè lato Mr* Mary I tel.a Muter » a * held Friday it lo ,i nt . April I *». front the home ¡.ii AA.--t Fir-* -tree!. Rev* F’. P. M rung ut Go* < o ngri ga l amai church . «induct ing I ti** »orv tc*., MrAlary French D e l.« Muter » a - born in Muri beasi. pen li . Sep* ti.pii.ir l l l l i I s 15 She » a * the daughter of .lulin and Nancy French, eldest daughter u( ten children Her g.rlti....i ¡lay, »».•!* spent tn N o r t h ­ east and (tingila niton, N. Y . At tlie latter place she studied music under Prut llelnilu-rger In 1>76. ( ’»*nI•*iinin 1 year ut Northeast. Penn.. •!, tnarrn-d 1it AA u| ter I*. L. M .<11et "I .* ORATORICAL DEBATE WAS.W0N BYSTETSON S A N FO B D 'STO ITN G O R A TO R S W ERE TH E R E A T EVERY P O IN T IN AR G U M E N TS . The oratorical contest between the Sanford High School arjd the Stetson College of Do Lund was well attcncLed last Friday night and those who did attend were given a treat. The orators that represented the two schools reflected great credit upon their respective institute and their instructors. The question for debate was one well calculated to carry the rnntcsUnis far afield in search of knowl­ edge and one that has wearied many statesmen trying to solve for the benefit of the country and those who are moat affected..* The subject of Resolved that the present immigration laws are ade­ quate if properly enforced gave the orators great scope in history and facts about foreign countries and the United States. The affirmative side was taken by the Stetson oratore, composed -of Messrs. Roebuck and Ziegler unti Miss Smith and the tigr­ ati ve side by the Sanford boy’s com­ posed of Kmcst Shepherd, Sherman Routh and Albert Fry. Hume Humph was alternate. » ^ .tr Kvery one rtf the contestants dem­ onstrated their ability not only in oratorical pyrotechnics hut in the research for fad# concerning the immigrai inn la » » and their effect. The audience learned more about the immigration lùws of America than they ever knew before and tin* ill-hate »»as not only an oratorical treat hut highly instructive as well. The subject was covered from every angle and in rebuttal the ronteutanta were especially good. ' showing that they not only had prepared for the j subject but had also prepared for the arguments of the opponents. The debate was decided by the points nnd at the cinse of the argu­ ments the judges decided that Strlsnn » a s slightly ¡iheuii, although the decision was very close. Sanfor feel* highly fluted over the con­ test tor it demonstrates that our school has »nme very fine young or­ a t o r s »fio llave talent and brains Hltd I't oler lion to he Knfnrrrd * MW Ic » 11 ! it, 1.i. i I I , I 1 11. rj* is l " " g ti ,» un.) 111 'll. Ti r-i t i.r ' e»i.|.in., tinti not mil» 1he pollile, tl i * * ii tit., f r o •! lit)* t In » « p* ) t cu I cgl* »*.*u.i In |s - i tin . m o» i i| to S Ililnr.t, If.T** they have -petit their youth, age now calling them to rest. Mrs, De La Matter was a devoted wife, tor ninny ninnili» hi vtng enure rare of Iter feeble fill*hand lief health siiiidenly f. Ring lur wIn* u»*ijt t«■ i»rr *it*ii*r ..I Mi Don* right » )-*-k- ago. t hiuk)ug .i * llitugc »tuil.l b*- Iu*ti*-lt»’ial. lull singrad Hall» gr>-» *»ur . At til April n th III,. Cr..,,! ||. ..U r . all.-d hr* I uctiiisriitusly her hand reach­ ed out to Gasp the Faithful Pilot «fit* never fail* the Christian. Be­ side* her husband, Dr, AA I)e La Matter she is atirviveil by four brothers and one sister, ( ‘ has. M. French of Kra, Penn; Arthur J , J. F. anti lot Fayette, all of Northeast, Penn; Mrs. Lillie N Cross, of Mt Dora. "Farewill; a little time and wt* Who knew the«* well and led thee here One after one shall follow thee A* pilgrims through the gat*** of lear. Which' open* on Kternity. Yet shall we cherish not the less All that Is left our hearts meanwhile, Anti nil thou lovedst of earth and sky Seem sacred to thy memory.” Beautiful in her casket amid the flowers which loving friends sur­ rounded here, nhe sleeps in .Lukeview cemetery. Karl) Michigan Celery The following clipping from a Kulamaxoo (taper was sent to the Herald by an unknown party prob­ ably with the Idea of letting us know that Knlamatoo would be in the market early this season. Three thousand celery plants were set out Thursday by a well known Alanto avenue celery grower This is the first that has been set out this season, and as fur as can be learned this is the earliest celery that has been planted in this city in years. The unusually open winter and the early spring has made It practical to plant the crop, tyro weeks saltier than ever before. This means that the first celery will be ready fot- market about Junly 10.” M o.¡,!i. iti-t.ii .cs the pro-- of the country also ¡- under the impression that the derision just rendered by Judge John C. Pollock of the Fed‘’rid district court at Iupeka, Kansas 1,1 hlch he hiiUis the Federal law ,,,f 1 protection of migratory birds tn tin colt* t it uI to tinI I* the final nhimllcntii'h mt that «talutc. t hs* (allowing -tut,-tin* tit correcting this r-. udm,u- 1pi |ire* slolt has been Is- I* <1 l*> I'n -uleiit John 11 Burn­ ham of the American Game Protec­ tive Association: "Conservatit'iii.sis need feel no alarm tr. tr the Kansas decision. Tiie Supreme' Court of the United Slates nitw has before it on appeal a case front Arkansas in which the constitutionality of the law will he tint By paused upon. 'That erse lack» certain important elements, fnxorahie to the sustaining •of the If.w. which the Kalinas ctse, which will he incorporated wilh it will provide. In n sense, then, Judge Pollock's decision is a welcome one to those who are working to avert the destruction of the wild life of the country. "The Kunsas decisi.n- is the third that has been rendered by Federal judges on the law. In Arkansas Judge Jacob U. Trliber on May 23, 1914, held the meanure unconstitu­ tional. while in South Dakota, Judge J. D. Llliot on April Iti, 1914 held in constitutional. It is to be remem­ bered that the law Is i n’ full force and effect and wrill doubtless lie vig­ orously enforced by the Untied State» Bureau of Hiologicr.l Survey everywhere ip the United' State«,* with the exception of the jurisdic­ tions of Judges Trieber and-Pollock. "The Solicitor General of the United States has asked the Su­ preme Court for •■» early considera­ tion for the test case as is possible, but il muy be iht I it »ill not be retched before neext f: II AA’e ure hoping to have it parsed upon this spring, ■• "T h e federal law provide* pro­ tection not only for game bird*, but for most of the country’s most val­ uable song and insectivorous species ns will.” The flower show cloaca the Civic program— Hynes store. First St. à ; •SS � 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, 1915 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, April 16, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 16, 1915. 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 1915; <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/cddb5f8f35316c29f424cbdcb7735275.pdf 74a637e005e6a3b89121f5b9812811fa PDF Text Text V v1 r'T i «li-1■ f s APRIL 16 1913 PAGE EIGHT PEOPLE AND EVENTS ren of this city. They will return [ stnte convention which convenes in to Sanford Monday. * j that city on Saturday BOOZE OF A GRUESOME SORT Wanted— Good two homp ‘ »ron for (arm purpose.«. Wagon. K* Herald. 60-tfe Publl?*" Stenographer I am prt. pared to do all kinds of M.-nogr.nhIe work and typewriting and Ml,lfU trial when you have any work of this kind you wish done nth,, tint door east of the pn*ti>tli< • i’hon* ‘2W0. v M iy Marion Packard VT-ti « Negro Sell* Customer* Alcohol for Mr. and Mm. Deane Turner, M rs.' A congenial party of fishermen Drinking, Obtained From Ho* Continued from Pago 5 ^pits I P(ckllng Jar*. Bessie Hill and Miss Martha Fox spending the day at Woodruff’s A ♦ Garner’s hospitality were Mesdnmes motored over to DeLeon Springs creek today aro^fMessrs David and Cumberland, Md.—Many drinker* II H Hill, W J Hill. Tom Davis, Wednesday, enjoying n pleasant Weld man Caldwell, Irwin, Cox and In Will* Crook section of Raudolph W T- Jotyi*. J D Roberta, Purdon, time. Minton county, W. Va., aro excited bccauso Eaaterby, Ed Higgins, J . A HurFlandnm Twllley. a pegro, gold them <%> <Ç> . ♦ cold, G C Woodruff, DuBoae, LawMrs Carl Ferran of Eustis, who Mr. fi J. Devane of Plant City, preserving alcohol, which he obtained son, N O. Garner and Mia* Seay. accompanied by his daughter. Miss comes to assist in the Junior Pupils' at a hospital In Elkins, where be had H All Lockl Advertisements Under — — Eunice Dovane is visiting Mrs. |Recital at the Munson studio next been employod. week will be the guest of Mrs D L. Federation Contummalrd John Hayes. Only that Twllley Is In tho Tucker This Ilcaditig T H R E E CENTS ■ ! ‘ & 0 mil b . p’.l T !« , Thrasher The federation of the young county jail for six months for violat­ Line For Ench Insertion. M inimum P rf* McOuln.’ Faim.iw n„,. m JHC ing the antipistol toting law saved peoples societies of the various Mrs. M. G. Rowe of DeLand •' *\ Charge 25 Cents. r,v2tr him from rough treatment at tho churches of Sanford was consum­ spent the week-end in Sanford the Ceremony and Cannon Ball*. hand*'of hi* Infuriated customer*. t mated at tho Baptist Temple last guest of her 'sister, Mrs. A. It. Thera la n tale told nbolit an officer The alcohol sold by Twllley was ta­ night f The Presbyterian and Con­ Chappell. Real Wlidom Who was conversing with Marlborough ken from bottles In which hospital gregational C E Soclteies, tho during a hot engagement; and Insist­ Since courtesy cannot be made -on. FOR SA L E surgeons bad preserved tumor*, can­ pulsory, the next best ratTF*,- i» Methodist Epworth Lcngue and the The subscription dance to bo ed on taking off tala hat and bowing cer?,, appendices and abnormal ♦ w » » ♦ * ♦ * ♦ ♦ » » » # WWW» avoid, rudeness, tho second tip»t ,, t0 B Y P U of tho Baptist-church giren'try Mliui Belle Smith hanbocn profoundly every ttimr he spoke to the growth*. The horror at the discov­ uVtdhkrl"It. It Is haxdly <~nr»!« SRit* ,unanimously .iudupUid-Lha«resolution pwrp 07ie(i-to ne*t Thursday evening duko. That gloat man auggeatad that e r / by hi* rletlrag of-tfni 1tlnd of~tn-For Kale—Three fresh milk cows. to resent the behavior of tho; who * aT such a time they might very well ''offered for federation and tho fol­ at tho city hall. toxicant bo had sold them ho* tended Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf we may never meet jguln. 1« t waive all ceremony. Bu,t the officer lowing officers elected: Mr Kent to make the section drier than ever. should bo wlar enough m avoid bowed deeply to his commander's sug­ Hossetter, president; Mr Coleman Mr. and Mm. E. L. Forran of gestion, nnd Just aa ho wus bending Hogs for Sale— Car load jusr re­ tlons where we know .uUi-tin.» i, a for vice president: Miss Carrie Ens- Eustis spent Wednesday with their down n cannon ball cleared him and SHOULD HE TAKE ONE DRINK7 ceived. Write Martin Doyle.-R. D. bo expected; wo avoid strr.-t» «„h 4 minger, secretary and Miss Stewnrt, daughter, Mm. D. L. Thraahci;, took off tho head of n comrade. Tho bad reputo becauao we “ v,‘ a rather No. 2., for particulars. 55-tfc reporter • * . , while en route to Atlanta. officer, mi coming up again, nnd seeing It Will Coat Him »4,000 Placed as clear Idea of tho experience we might Immediately after the adoption of Conditional Forfeit to Obtain wh4l had happened, remarked calmly: Fat Cattle for ^Sulo— Some fine meet If wo ventured In them, -stu^ial. ly after dark/ „ His Release. tho resolution and the election of “ Your grneo perceive* that one loses 'ones just shipped in and in fine conMr. J. II. Ferguson will leave for nothing by politeness.” — London officer* the company were invited d!tion. Address Martin Doyle, San­ Tacoma, Wash.—One drink will to have punch and enjoy a social Gainesville Sunday to attend the New*. ford. R. D. No. 2. 65-tfc Church Semi-Oriental Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. cost Thomas Cannally »4,000—that Is, hour together The Russian church, which trrmi It­ if he takes It. tilx weeks sgo Cannal­ * Capacity Always Within Call. For 'Sale— Five acres half mile self orthodox — pravoslavny — differs V Mr. R. II. Muirhcad will repre­ ly was sentenced to six months In C. E. »Surprise Patty It I* certainly true that no one considerably from nil thn other Chrissent th% Presbyterian C. E. Society know* the resources of his own mind jail for stealing »4 while Intoxicated. from brick road, quarter mile from The Blue aldo of the Congrega­ at Jacksonville at the state conven­ After serving a month of his sen­ loading station, G miles..(torn San­ tlan temples by Its snmlorlcntnl «ty|* and body until some great sense of tence Cannally appealed to Police Jus­ ford, county road 9 n one side. All that Is half Tartar, half llyianttne, y«t tional Endeavor Society,, captained tion. duty come* to him, routing him to gbOd bTack hammock land; Two possesses-ll»-di*ttnetlr tttnvoTiTfTt* -by—M r,- Harry -CarU on-wlU -gtvo-a play his part well In Tho work of life. tice Evan* to- bo re Innsrtlr offering TO With Its gilded cupola*, deposit »4,000 In cash, to be forfeited acres cleared, fenced und farmed 2 ment. aurprise party at the church to­ Mr. and Mr*- Brisson, Mrs. A. U. There aro unused capacities In brain bright-colored roofs nnd ornaments, In caso Im took a drink beforo bis years. Good flowing well. Price night to which the public is Invited. Chappell and Mrs. Whitten formed and nervous system, In mind and mor­ Justice »800. Terms to suit customer. A. P whito glaring walls. It ha« morn of a Member* of the church and the so- a congenial party that motored to al nature that aro capable of develop­ term would have expired. mytholuglc and legendary character Evans agreed, and placed the money Connelly, 119 Magnolia avenue. ment nnd effective u*e Who knows dety arc apecinlly urged to patron- Orlando today. than .no stately gothic or nnminetqus 67-tf the potentiality of IIfo force In him­ on deposit lit a local bunk. cathedrals. ice the entertainment.' Be generous Tho illonoy was still In tho bank self until he gives It op|>or!unlty for nnd bring two diriges with you. A For Sale—20 fine brood sow s.1 todny drawing 3 per cent Interest and Miss Mary ChappMl nnd Mr W full expression? Exchange. delightful evening of ' pleasure has E Coulburn will go over to Del-and 1 Cannally was occupying a scat high Martin Doyle, Sanford, It. I). No. 2. Busy Individual. been planned but it's a surprise. on thn "water wagon." 58-tfc to attend the Sororiety banquet on An old man In the Potato Hill m-lxb— ' ( Cctairily Suggestive. ----------------------- f Saturday evening borbood Is quoted ns saying All 1 Perhaps the old fellow who first For Sale— Eggs for Hatching. 1st have*to do now Is to pull sheets ofl'th* Prrtonal Mention Starling Unpopular Bird, pointed out that a mali a home Is his Misa Mamie Dovlin loft yesterdny ^ Mrs J M Wallace has returned castle had‘ hi mind thn way It’s al­ -Stnrllnk» aro not liked In Australia, prixe pen Orlando Fair, Whito Rocks, calendar pad; I have all day to pull off Other pons $1.50. Singlo the Thursday sheet, and make the pad for her home at Due West, S. C., from n week’s visit to relatives at most constantly beleaguered by per­ accenting to reports from tho Amer­ »2.60. Comb White Leghorn, »1.50 to »2.00 read Friday, but sometime« I g, t thr«-o ican consul at Melbourne. Besides after apending tho winter in San­ Tampa sons wishing to sell you brooms, po­ Baby chicks »12.00 per or four doyu behind. After I .-t thn ford. tatoes and other commodities that you being destructive to fruit, they are per setting. charged with turning valuable Insect hundred for remainder of season. sheet on the pad changed, it i rue to v Mr nnd Mrs J B Taylor, who don’t wnnt nny moro of than you al­ rating birds nut o' their tiesta Southern Oaks Poultry Farm, En­ look for my glass«-«, wlii.-n ¡u,- o- iaMy ready have Columbus (Ohio) Jour­ Mrs. D H. Yates, who has been] have spent the winter in Sanford lost, may think old p.-npl, ha*a terprise, Fla. * 66-9tc visiting her sister, Mrs. A. R. Chap- j left for their home in Kansas City nal little to do. tint they if.Ready to Go to Work, pell has returned to Madison. this week For Sale Prixe Winning Buff <>r- busy.'’—Kansas City Si.it "Let me nee,” said the idltor to a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ji “ King’ s Cat” Draws a tension. A London puns, otile )n11y known as Mr«. John Melsrh. accompanied Mi«« Came KnsmifTger. Miss Al- , h„ ca, » „ onIy ono ,D thfl by Mrs. Hillman of Orlando motor- bine Frank and Mr jraser Arm- kinftrtom m receive »n allowance from ed to St. Petersburg Wednesday, •strong will leave for Jacksonville to- |j„. tn-rinury lie Inhabits the record where they will visit*" Mrs W W tiny-to represent the C y. Society of, 0IIlce and 13 cents a wouk Is speut Williams, formerly Miss Bessie Fu- tho Congregational church nt thn i for his meat ' DPW acquisition. « college " ,l 1 of pipgton Eggs (or hutching. The kind that hatch and live 15 eggs to Church Ttfi.e» setting Price »2.50. Enquire 210 There I« nu -i.n . ■ th* Pur k a venue titl-t i __________ ____________ Church of England in tini.i mi iiudg III • • church ^r,’nt Britain For Su le A good five passenger« pt automobile in good <ondilion with t.i Minew Urcs. cheap at ».’150. (' F. - <--ulil Williams Ii7-tf ■ I i |wir For Sale A No 1 family horse I-er and carriage. practically new M M Stewart, TIT E 2nd St lìN-tf graduate of iti» journalism ‘ 1 hardly Until you «It d iw*;i “ ! ,v I- -*Ui no; editorial». Icnrtial X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X .’ X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X “ fake Off That Old Gray Bonnet For ~~~ plants B 2'«- per I'l dox; isl«« a grand etillec- | And buy yourseli a sure enough straw g 1 Hat or Panama from the largest as- 1 | sortment of styles in the city. X Sale The following llnwer Astors. 26c do/.. Candytufts, A l l * I P » 1 C~^ A— _ l i on nt In m c i* ——1 Jame* large pansies I** F lHarris, litr Y lu in full n t i tpmo s u ite if h op hlooin IHaskins, f n w L it t « post me« ter. t>K-2tp My lot located on F¡rat «lre«*l. o ppo«i t«■ tin* Bobbin« N**I*st hotel You can buy this property very r«-i- sona lit«’ on liberal t**r m*t \d *1'.— It Ilio k-li.ttim 211. 1*1 - ?' JIutjOrIi at » Mj » * Tampa, i lu |.r-ll I'»fri, .11, t. T n I t arr> \ ». t . * » l 'orner lot on Park a \I'llUl' . S'àn- |T«»|rr n,timp»on IIuM'* ford Heights for s a l e - c a s h or r o a - r J1* f pp«.drv from the sona bici terms Best locaTiem in the I td»lti»nt (lint h«r«-tn th»i ih* ... ,, , . /.it‘l»lil» Julia A l‘ llul .1 city Address Box 201, J a rk son -. (ir«h««n *rr o«ivn-i..i.. ville Fill Fiorili», »n.t It t« Ih« I-I ’ r , ‘‘ lh»l r»rh id thru, ■ fîH-«ltc twenty «nr wkt* Hm $2.00 § BIG LOT AT _ 55 I M en’s Palm Beach Suits r tf FOR RENT For Re-nt # House o f • t «-ight rooms ________ ^ N. P. YOWELL & s.. '» i I" i * m l y ont* nu jiir tu n • y**1» * 4*» t l v ,,r .ui,,..,nn U|...n lit all Ilf Itir al-WM B.ITH*’1 -b ' "*n *■ SS and bath on Myrtlo avenue, close «ither uu in<] »irb of y«u, ll»ff> •' *• • Ä ! In. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co , u!U A. r. IIuMmII. »*•rt* r llubbrll, and ll.nl »■•»). t office, 63-tfc ordrrnl to appmr i»» Ihr ' i i*f*if*|.i»I® fUrif hcrrln ■fftinil >m , » n *'■ . *11 tU b 17th d » ) ol h! av » H'l* .r , »r.tffrd takr-n ronfvsmu »t»d f " . For Rent— Several nice office •eainfl you snd »«eh of >»-u - I»f b* room» over Yowell's. Enquire N. P It 1» furtI l f ordrfnl tf.i.‘ «yliir t»lutl-l1■IhM if tine«» <M »**•k 'of f u" . •,*J Yowoll & Co. 32-tf -*I**r w««kii In the* Hunford ll»fiHI * sruaty. u iiihod in Sanford, *•»mtt»»*.» For Rent— A comfortably furniith- lorida. In wllntfS whereof I ha»** b -•untn' ed room, eastern exposure, in mod­ ray hand and ofAriat »r*l tks* 1L* i |i da» 11*15. ern home; private family. Summer of ( PApril, taD K . A I M il 4 .1 frirrk of Circuit Court. Sm"111• 1' rates. Gentlemen preferred. AdIllcjifinaon A IMrkin***n. i drea*. Box 1084. 67-tf So 11ritn ra for f *o rn |•lai n■r 1 rt^‘ Pri-5tc ss Furnished room for rent. Southu s a m i al ni » i tM iM ~ . east corner of Park und Seventh St Made un<l*r. Svcllon -1- 1 1■«-’ •’ ji»*. Act» of lîOT. law» of kl-r.-t* 58-tfc •mount ol lam ch»ri<>'l '*-r l * r i o r of Srminolr í ’ ouniy. Í 1 Bj| roU»ctv«l tor the rurrrnl >»af ' ’ ,. th o »pp«rtlonm «nt of th« •»•"» 1 .11»f. eral r$¿d» whlfh t»**» h»v» h»*-«' Includ’ d» pelt trx» _ ,,, Total amount rhar*«-d fl.t General fund..... »2U.90» «« WANTED CotlecUona to March f.SM.tl U.4»*-** , w i* 1V IH , •« M , • - - ■ * 31. 1*15 29.273 «7 itnad k Uridfa (und ('oliaci Ion« to March ti líM* st. reift......... Wanted— To exchange farming and General Sctntol fund 29.171 >• graxing land in Volusia county for C o lle c t io n » to March ai, ISIS........... n.79t 72 I S.«7» ** house and lot in Sanford. Apply to SubfeaVool. ILI«*"* J. H. Hutchinson, 11th and Laurel Collection» to March v a l i 7» avenue. _ G6-9tp Collect io n» to March p ß U .M MI oo 31, 1 9 1 1 ............... Hj ecial Itoad k Itrid** , Wanted— Pasturage for two cow* FbtH.t No. t.. 2.1.n"l 77 to March «t*. near Sanford. Address Box 1262, Cvtlecller« 31.1918 '1 1 Black llammock l'ril" ^ Sanford, Fla. »'.r.-ttp ■ t» i . . .. IV "' 1Cotfeetlbn» Io March 81,191* f - t " Wanted— Amateur musicians that Ftn» and Forfelture piny wind instruments that will re­ f und . ............ I f l “* í.ítl-H hearse and play on pay joba. Call r °sirrere UM*,rh 1.970*9 LI*159 In tbe next few days. J. M. Stumon llulldin» (und . .. Collection» to March .. «.Iti 315 East Fourth St. 65-7tp »I. 19H....................... 1.9.0 .0 J D oesn’t this w arm w eath er “ G e t Y o u r | i G oat?” P A L M B E A C H S U IT S is th e S Remedy^: H as m mjilnifiani (Lai I* bt* Ì an 11 M *n ■h 44w r»‘#iíl,-ni* nf i K*. b»«l It *ml i*ai h ->1 H . V Loitr-Pocketbook containing rail road pasties and other paper*. 'Finder returnto 'A. D. Parrish, care A. C« L antj. receive reward. 67-2tc lijfeil ' i. * fl ai a n r« lo lo eoi t a ri ' Balance tolteci C'olleetioaa to March SU al 4 ^ ¿is»SS ■»cali Ulte �IN THE HEART OF T H E W O R L D ’S GREATEST VEGETARLE SECTION ¡PUBLISHED •SEMI-WEEKLY H E R A T / n T I N S A N F O R D — Life / . Wotth Living '*** .. . .— VOLUME VI third w e e k grind AT STATE CAPITAL CLEAN-UP DAY GREAT THE SUPREME COURT EVENT IN THIS CITY DENIES FRANK PLEA Hotel Inspector Mi-siet XEGISLATURE BUSY W i'lil X* cured a favorable report on his meas- PRIZES FOR CLEAN YARDS CELEBRATED CASE TO COME uro at thp~ hands' wf- tiiP" house com­ FLOOD OF BILLS POUR­ AND SHRUBBERY CAUSES BACK TO GEORGIA FOR mittee on miscellaneous legislation. ING UPON THEM THE LAST ROUND ENTHUSIASM NO. 69 Woodland Park Notes Sunday. April 11th was the first nice park day of the season and a good number of visitors came. Capt. Jdgunhart brought » good--hnrd ' on the Mamie and another luunch and a- row- -fmnt landed partirtr. —Ve­ hicles kept coming from different place# and a big portion of the Monroe population walked over. There was considerable bathing and the amusements and music were en­ joyed by all. Wednesday, April 14 the Monroe fish fry brought basket parties from eucry where. Thanks are due to Jim Oglesby and son for a bountiful supply of fine shad, cleaned and ready for the pan. Not satisfied with this they offered to furnish another lot of fish for the picnic of the Monroe school, which is to be at Woodland Park Saturday Atm 24th. The PaoTa school has been invited also and this promises to he a big day. Thursday^ evening those dancers fjom Dancerville, the "Suits M e" Club entertained at Woodland Park with a fine supper and dance. They arrived in autos at H p. m. and waltzed their way in from the door of the hall. A short intermission for supper and they went at it again until midnight. The girls wanted to keep on till day­ light but some of the men were get­ ting faint and hnd to almost use force to make them quit duncing. The orchestra came near having u hot box and still they demanded "A little faster, please." There was no such thing i, s intermission during t tie Inst three hours They seemed to he stored full of high explosives and the longer they dunerd the more they were worked up Kvery kind of dunemg wn* indulged in. That was one lively hunch, \Viniil» mil n ORATORICAL DEBATE WAS.W0N BYSTETSON SANFOBD'STOITNG ORATORS WERE THERE AT EVERY POINT IN ARGUMENTS 1 he measure was introduced in the house by Representative Griffin of Tallahassee, April 19— The oyster Grange county, and in the senate Parties interested in the Clean Up Washington, D. C„ April 20.— . The oratorical contest between the season lor the year 1914-1915 has by Senator Hudson of the Thirteenth Day inaugurated by the Woman's The United States Supreme Court Sanford High School arjd the Stetson come to an official close arul, ac­ district. Club have requested that the pre­ today denied the application of Leo College of Do Lund was well attcncLcording to Shell Kish Commissioner mium list be published again and the M. Frank, under sentence of death ed last Friday night and those who Hodges, the oyster industry pt|srd same is given, below . These prises did attend were given a treat. The (or the tmirdeswp|_ Mary Phugan, for '■ Mo» ing Pictures al Parish ¿iou sr through its moat successful year th will lie giveif’JSjp the best'varieties a writ of habeas corpus. The Geor­ orators that represented the two The Senior Chapter of the the history of the state More thnn of flowers and fruit. trees . and tfco gia federal court previously had de­ schools reflected great credit upon Brotherhood of S Andrew have ar­ two hundred thousand barrels of their respective institute and their oysters were shipped out of the state ranged a series of the best and most cleanest premises in the city irtnits. nied an appliration iceking the same instructors. A special prixe o f a Foster grape­ end. An a result of the decision it during the "Season and tlfc oyster well known ploys and operas, which fruit, the fine pink meated variety in­ is believed by the legal authorities The question for debate was one have been featured in New York fleldi are in better condition todfty troduced by Reusoncr tiro* will be here that only thi state pardon ofwell calculated to carry the r n n city . for Monday and Saturday than every before as a result of the given for the home ground showing flrlati- ui—Oaorgla— tcsUnis far afield in search of knowl­ Franlr conservation policy which had its in­ nights in Holy Cross Parish House the fine variety of fruit trees For from being hanged. edge and one that has wearied many This Saturday night, April 24th ception with the passago of the act this prize, however, entries must statesmen trying to solve for the Seven member* of the emirt con­ by the 1913 legislature, providing there will bo given "The Wizard of be made previously by letter to Mrs curred in the decision while two, benefit of the country and those who Ox," a most pleasing light opera, for the creation of the shell fish de­ are moat affected..* which had such a run on Broadway, Bishop, as the judging committee’s Justice* Holmes and Hughes dis­ partment time is limited, and arrangement sented. Justice Pitney read the ma­ The subject of Resolved that the New York City; and on the follow­ Plans are embodied in a bill which would have to be made for special jority opinion. present immigration laws are ade­ Holmes read the ing Monday night, April 26th will be has the approval of the committee inspection quate if properly enforced gave the minority opinion Frank's petitio on fisheries to further conserve the given "The Pageant of San Fran­ District I Running from e a s t to rested allegations of disorder in the orators great scope in history and cisco.’ featuring the Panama Kxpo­ growing industry of the state It west, the street* lying west of trial w h i c h were alleged to amount facts about foreign countries and the sition proposes an appropriation of $25.French avenue to the city litints United States. The affirmative side to mob violence and Frank’s absence For awhile there will he similar OUO for the purchase of necessary District 2 Streets east of French from the court room when the ver­ was taken by the Stetson oratore, features every Saturday and Mon­ equipment to patrol the coast prop­ composed -of Messrs. Roebuck and avenue to -!j£yrtle, from the ‘lake, dict was returned. The Supreme erly nnd a further appropriation of day nights at the Parish House, be­ south to Ninth street Ziegler unti Miss Smith and the tigr­ Cuurt held he had not been deprived The tistinl ad­ $10,000 to administrate the affnirs ginning at 7 p, m ati ve side by the Sanford boy’s com­ District .1 Commercial avenue to of any right. mission of |0 cents will fie charged of the office These sums will be posed of Kmcst Shepherd, Sherman Fifth street, Sanford avenue to made necessary by the fact that the on these nights Myrtle Routh and Albert Fry. Hume Atlanta, liii , April 20 I tun It s limit it he that the people of salt water fish will be placed under Humph was alternate. District 4 From Fifth to Ninth very much disappointed over the the city generally very liberally litis department Kvery one rtf the contestants dem­ would desire To patronize this under1 ••feels, Sanford avenue to Myrtle supreme m uri'» decision, but I will The measure embodies provisions onstrated their ability not only in District 5 From Ninth street to keep up I he tight " said Leu M covering revenues To Iwi collected nnd takmg. for it meau* thè possibili! y oratorical pyrotechnics hut in the Frank today when informell that it i- expected thitt mein* Until 1125. of tuan> adv intage* cilurattnAuiily, city limit- -noth research for fad# concerning the District G Front Sanford avenue, the application for u writ of habeas rellglpusly unti »Oi lally . w fili li other (mu wdJ be collected by the depart immigrai inn la » » and their effect. to city limits east corpus had been denied Frank’s w ise w im i M noi Ite il ht ulna file The meni during the next twelve monihs The audience learned more about On the afternoon ati.t evening nf attorni . ..id they probably would young meli ..f Si Andre»’* ItrntherAmong other things the bill provide-, the immigration lùws of America lur -borter closed season on mullet, hooil, a liti li ■I ni aitimi tweiity. bave Saturday. April 21. there will he a ask the Georgia Prison Commission than they ever knew before and tin* (lower show at the Hynes building, for cíemelo v for Frank from November 30 to January 30. a dono all tln* tfirmigli their osti efill-hate »»as not only an oratorical beginning ¡it t o il... i I'.irtiee\ MI ,.-i II Hosed season on shad between I *• f**M* nini per-111 il a 11r '* treat hut highly instructive as well. Infilling cut llowers or plantmay Al Itesi Ni » Beai Lstslo f inn certifier and April, a wholesale Iin-ti«*- ' ,,,’’i i The subject was covered from every offer them lor -ale, il so tb-dred of i in and a retailers license of $5. Th** >* tilt itoli* Reni K-tate < n t* Tln f interni of thè lato Mr* angle and in rebuttal the ronteutanta There will lie :i tin*' exhibition of t libi fellows Meet a tax of $1 on hunts under Iti feet in Ilo* rtew.-t tiriti ni ili*' city ti liti wtl! Mary I tel.a Muter »a* held Friday were especially good. ' showing that amaryllis bloom* for -ale These length and four feet beam and twenGainesville \pril I*' Willi prom­ niagolticent (lowers a re gr.mnw in »vili in..k. ,i -triuig lini lur t he busi it lo ,i nt . April I *». front the home they not only had prepared for the ry cents additional on euih foot <>l ises on the part o f tliii wi.it her bu lies* et 1.11» lllg ¡Itili -l'Illllg uf City ¡.ii AA.--t Fir-* -tree!. Rev* F’ . P. j subject but had also prepared for length .Hid beam, ns well a- a len reali nf <. . Ill ill'll .1 (air af I»■« m ill.a qilmt it v t>\ Mr M> d of •'v i. .|.. nini uni ir» |iro|.« rt y t ienr g* 11 M rung ut Go* < o ngri ga l amai church the arguments of the opponents. 1he Iid lowing the prin ll-t for dollar tax on each alien eng, g>--i lions ,ir. t h a t tin- opening d,iy o f the llurt tlu* generai manager *•) ili- . «induct ing I ti** »orv tc*., The debate was decided by the cut Itower- and plants on each fioat lli'W tu,il alili tur thè prepelli t Ile nf MrAlary French D el.« Muter sixtieth annual session of the (,rand points nnd at the cinse of the argu­ Fittest palm A fin tld-orne palm Legislators Put O jslcrs lice ulti lo* tn thè Her.'ild Rutilimi; » a - born in Muri beasi. pen li . Sep* Lodge o( Florida. Independent Order given t'V Iteasoner Bros ments the judges decided that StrlItili i i'* r un * t■. , 1.111(1.1li v *•\|.. , I- ti.pii.ir l l l l i \n Apalachicola oyster ihab-r. of f Mil fellow- and the Florida It' I s 15 She » a * the snn » a s slightly ¡iheuii, although Flqiest fin i 'p e lin o li I odd fern, through Represeutnti v< I II (.mh hi ka h as*e mI*1y will I... .inspirions tu I ¡1.1 a l * . » I ,i.Id 11.g 111 tln* t. il -1 daughter of .lulin and Nancy French, the decision was very close. Sang Iv* 1 . 11 y Mr Ml ad of Fra i: Mi n i minty, re no mb* m i 11 ill every r •pel t liespali ut SiUifnrd The Su tifoni eldest daughter u( ten children Her Representatives of | Iti-I Hegnriin for feel* highly fluted over the con­ ( ’ ni h'ct mu three legislature with an oy-ter feast ¡it both hrat i he* i he order began R| » llegnniH* givi n by Mr Mead (tei I Usiate I " alrendv luti* stinte g.rlti.... i ¡lay, »».•!* spent tn N o r t h ­ test tor it demonstrates that our tin l.enti Hotel Friday night <) -1 Irriving here yietrfday afternoon. tuie i ity ami ciMintry prnperty listini east and (tingila niton, N. Y . At school has »nme very fine young or­ lies! Geranium Collection six for sale and thè rnuny Imlgnins will ter from the Hay City Packing Co Itili II I* expected Glut by the hour tlie latter place she studied music ators »fio llave talent and brains ! fancy Cttllndiunt*. given by Prof l*e glvi'll frolli lini*' t*i tini*' tu t he appeared on the hotel menu for the for the formal con vent ion of t he under Prut llelnilu-rger In 1 >76. Il Ni lirln.g hen. lit of legislators and others a- a grat'd lodg. end ri.***mhlv l tie mi nt II. r. 1,1. tor Mr ll.iM helU'Ve* 1 Ìli ( ’»*nI•*iinin 1 year ut Northeast. Penn.. Hltd I't oler lion to he Knfnrrrd Six prie ■■r'* ink arul »»ill gt». In- . 11. ni* •!, tnarrn-d 1it AAu|ter I*. L. M .<11 et Asparago* UHtflTI Rest reminder of the quality of ApuLi> h- her will run into the hundredt 1 1 1itpltuihg PmiI B ini I c » 11 ! i t , 1.i. i I I , I 1 11. rj* is ,. , i.i t'l, ■uefit ul 11. irola oy-ters and as a reminder that , "I l""g ti ,» un.) 111 ' l l . Ti r-i t i.r ' .ff. r.-d ■it. I b. \. ■ e»i.|.in., tinti not mil» 1he pollile, n. n.or« oysters would 1.. olfcr. .1 !.>r !' ■• I • .* tl i * * ii tit., fro •! lit)* t In » « p* ) t It. .«♦T Hit fu<h • M o.¡,!i. iti-t.ii .cs the pro-- of the sal. !• t.I ri. \t September I ", cu I cgl* »*.*u.i In | si tin . m o » i i | r i 11. 1 i —l* An Puii'i! i ** r i .• ti* • i , >1 .. ■ i . *I.r ■ R. » country also ¡- under the impression to S Ililnr.t, If.T** they have -petit I R,'.. . ,r. op. •. tes uf tug . . I Le- r* Inmg It.-g.itl ta t Mr A|.•atie I. V that the derision just rendered by Isltahnssee, April 20 It i- an t Md I .lew their youth, age now calling them , 1 it e la .1 I brought in every day mid ilo* fisher­ l'ut Flowers t, . » Judge John C. Pollock of the Fedtn United here thftt when the g o v e r ­ probably that there will lie ma ny to rest. Mrs, De La Matter was a Best display miscellaneous cut men are getting their tackle roody devoted wife, tor ninny ninnili» hi v- ‘’rid district court at Iupeka, Kansas nor's suspension from office of Sher­ visitors here this we*k. Six I ^,,r ' be fruy The lakes and the llowcrs (rom any one garden iff Spencer of Ifiilshorough and Sher­ nv.-rand the many .reeks in this tng enure rare of Iter feeble fill*- 1,1 hlch he hiiUis the Federal law amaryllis bulbs, given by I’rof lief health siiiidenly f. Ring ,,,f 1 protection of migratory birds iff H'aker of Palm Bearli counties vu ii it» «re foil nf tt-li anil im » mi- hand Might Have lleen • >**ll* Juke N. lifting tn tin colt* tit uIto tinI I* the final lur w In * u»*ijt t«■ i»rr *it*ii*r . . I Mi romes up fur approval or disapproval \«■ i hi **j »iiri I .egi-l 111 v i j. *I e- re v i rv n n iii- iig ut n*»e* trulli ohi il* * ini* ft» He* t ili'|.Liy nhimllcntii'h mt that «talutc. t hs* Don* right » )-*-kago. t hiuk)ug .i In the senate the chief executive', ‘ except to t be mall w h., h..- t lie |ok) Thi* winter >i v ¡i marv Ih- hull.. i»f *1i* wi'ii*nn gr..w cr garde (allowing -tut,-tin* tit correcting this »«tf Wi l l meet with decidid bpptts) play i ,| ..i. him bui uh«» j i K * " tu 0 1 . r w I $ íir»*^«*Hi^ Ihi <■k 1ii*» * llitugc »tuil.l b*- Iu*ti*-lt»’ial. lull sin■nu l ini«'- I hen I gl Ven 1 Pfnt Mehrling At til r-. udm,u- 1pi |ire* slolt has been IsRun It is not expected that I In Isa ... nie •uMk tini h«iiiM ..11 SiMt » In grad Hall» gr>-» *»ur . Ì ... î * . p..rl t "t ,>1 ft rin* in uf F ,i*i. r ! ¡Itti-— Fittest di-pi - I* <1 l*> I'n -uleiit John 11 Burn­ April nth III,. Cr..,,! | | . ..U r . all.-d retiate will take up the matter until , » r* f« tfiM111< htunr • 1 1. I., w mg . ilia lug m . t '..¡I,.**t ¡..n u 1 ulti» fr,.111 AA S.t » * •"•! ham of the American Game Protec­ hr* I uctiiisriitusly her hand reach­ tn*' men. whose suspension bei'iitne» ' ill iiiu-tr.it. an»i hdIuIki* iii tin* ^n-utubt **|»ort in Alin* Burpee tive Association: effective on May HI. are able to lUv a.»rid With » new tourist ed out to Gasp the Faithful Pilot "M r Ma pule- ttiMi l you vote (or ’ Must a r 11 -11 < urrang**rn*'nt of cut "Conservatit'iii.sis need feel no Be­ appear and defend themselves Forrest Lake f"r **jii*:iker nf t he j ffii»st.r» in viisi* Six iiilluilnnn hulhs h o t e l nt Sanford next -itiMin the dts- «fit* never fail* the Christian. alarm tr. tr the Kansas decision. etples of Izuak Wallop nm indulge side* her husband, Dr, AA I)e La house, lie has hail . onslitcrjihle ex­ Best display nf Sweet Pvas Col­ Tiie Supreme' Court of the United Matter she is atirviveil by four I he Mapules Pure Shoe Hill in be­ perience ami woultl make a most in the sport all during the winter lection Dahlia hulhs Slates nitw has before it on appeal a brothers and one sister, (‘ has. M. fore the committee on miscellaneous excellent presiding officer?" Handsomest arrangement of nas­ months and Sanford »vili lie Gi French of Kra, Penn; Arthur J , J. F. case front Arkansas in which the 'legislation and if it gets out of the mecca for the sports of the country "W ho? That Forrest Lake who turtium* Six culliidiums anti lot Fayette, all of Northeast, constitutionality of the law will he eommittee safely will bring on ron- wn# in the house last time!" exPrettiest arrangement wil < 1 Ilo went ,M ‘ X' Penn; Mrs. Lillie N Cross, of Mt tint By paused upon. 'That erse lack» ■itWahle discusfior^hefnrc the house. clsimed Mr Maypoles, who faith­ exhibited by Grammar <»r Primary certain important elements, fnxorDora. humniiH Painting» at Parish Mouse County division fights are occu­ fully fought for n pure shoe lull in School students Fifty cents ahie to the sustaining •of the If.w. "Farewill; a little time and wt* "N o. sir. 1 won t pying the entire ’attention of one the last session At the Perish House for Wednes­ Semini best arrangement, us ubove Who knew the«* well and led thee which the Kalinas ctse, which will day tomorrow- ) night, the pictures committee today. Scores of people vote for him. Why. he is the man — Fifty cents he incorporated wilh it will provide. here from Marion, Levy, Alachua, Wash­ who wanted to amend my pure shoo In n sense, then, Judge Pollock's dewill lie "The Life of Christ," re­ One after one shall follow thee ington, Jackson and Holmes coun­ bill by inserting the word 'horse' in produced in full original color of the cision is a welcome one to those who * Card o f Thank» A* pilgrims through the gat*** of ties are in the city today to appear front of the word shoe." Jackson­ masterpieces .af the art galleries and are working to avert the destruction The home of Marshal Arie of lear. in behalf of their several interests. ville State. of the wild life of the country. .. was troyed by fire last hedrals of Kurope There wtil be Which' open* on Kternity. A hitter fight is being waged by "The Kunsas decisi.n- is the third week and he lost everything he had C H u ' ,H,clal ,r,XtUrv " f lhP *Pr,V,r" ’ Yet shall we cherish not the less Marketing Bureau Likely people residing in the proposed that has been rendered by Federal in the home. Kind neighbors as- ¡Hunrated hymn, in several parts, All that Is left our hearts meanwhile, Tallahassee, A pril 19 At a meet­ Hloxham county, which would be judges on the law. In Arkansas sisted in every way and he wishes to ^u,t a* * ra' Anti nil thou lovedst of earth and ^»rved out of portions of Marion, ing of the committee on agriculture An ever increasing number are Judge Jacob U. Trliber on May 23, sky the Henderson bill providing for the thank the good people of Oviedo Levy and Alachua counties. 1914, held the meanure unconstitu­ and Geneva who turned in and built services, Seem sacred to thy memory.” All during Sunday member* of creation of a state marketing bureau winch arc destined to become more tional. while in South Dakota, Judge another home and donated furniture Beautiful in her casket amid the the legislature wore deluged with received a favorable report, and it is popular as time goes on. As some flowers which loving friends sur­ J. D. Llliot on April Iti, 1914 held for the same. Such acts of kindness •'iegrams and letters from people re­ expected that this measure, which demonstrate that the milk of human one who had not been in the habit rounded here, nhe sleeps in .Luke- in constitutional. It is to be remem­ siding in portions of Jackson, Wal­ has the endorsement of various trade of coming to Holy Cross Pnrish bered that the law Is in ’ full force view cemetery. kindness is still .paramount and the ton and .Holmes counties, to be af­ boards and growors throughout the "House has said: "There i> no one and effect and wrill doubtless lie vig­ people of Oviedo artd Genevty are fected by changing portions of the state will be rushed thrnimjt the who can afford to miss these priv­ orously enforced by the Untied among the salt of the earth. Karl) Michigan Celery * * boundary lines fo these counties. house and senate. ilege* which are being given." State» Bureau of Hiologicr.l Survey The bill provides for the estab­ The following clipping from a everywhere ip the United' State«,* The*« commonwealths, tp remedy There is no charge for admission Takes Tamps Office lishment of such a bureau, the ap­ the unusual situations obtaining at made on Wednesday night), xach Kulamaxoo (taper was sent to the with the exception of the jurisdic­ M P Lipe has taken charge of one innking whatever offering ho Herald by an unknown party prob­ tions of Judges Trieber and-Pollock. ChipTey and Bonifsy propose Jo alter pointment of a commissioner and a ably with the Idea of letting us know the cOunty lines-. The bill passed board of supervisor», and provides the Tampa office of the L C Smith may desire. All are invited. "The Solicitor General of the that Knlamatoo would be in the United States has asked the Su­ tbo senate, but when it reached the for the raising of revenues tn assure Typewriter Co . and will make that city his headquarters for the time market early this season. \ house Mr. Lewis of Jackson blocked its maintenance. preme Court for •■» early considera­ Negro Gamblers Honked bring Mr Lipe has been on the Three thousand celery plants were tion for the test case as is possible, t* P***age and ‘ caused recommitKighteen npgro gamblers were set out Thursday by a well known reent, • road for some time in the interest Death of J. O. HonrvlU but il muy be iht I it »ill not be .Smith typewriter and hooked by the local police force and Alanto avenue celery grower of the L l This retched before neext f: II The Sanford friends * > ( Mr. J O. A big delegation is here from AA’e ure to place a "rider" on the Done vita will regret to hear of his the Tampa office becoming vacant I th‘* oberili'« office yesterday and lit­ is the first that has been set out hoping to have it parsed upon this bill providing that six sections of death which occurred at Knoxville, he was pul in charge but does, not hire Mayor Thrashrr received fines this season, and as fur as can be spring, ■• Holmes county be given to Jacksotf, Tenn.. Saturday morning. He was know whether it will bo permanent of ten dollars and costs each. This learned this is the earliest celery that "The federal law provide* pro­ n the GracevRle district in exchange buried in Knoxville on Saturday. or not as the change would necessi­ Is the proper dose wherever gambling has been planted in this city in tection not only for game bird*, but years. The unusually open winter for most of the country’s most val­ .or fifty odd sections opposite Chip- He leaves a wife and several children tate his removal from Hanford, and is discovered. . Lipe is a Hanford booster at all and the early spring has made It uable song and insectivorous species to mourn his loss. Mr. Ilonevita *y. to go to Washington county. The office in Tampa Is a Remember there Is heslth tn this practical to plant the crop, tyro ns will.” MWmes would take in a similar was quite well known in Sanford, times ■biount from Washington, opposite having apent several months here promotion for Mr Upe and his San­ Clean-Up Day. T ry It and see how weeks saltier than ever before. This Bonifsy. The flower show cloaca the Civic last winter aa one of the train dis­ ford friends are glad to learn of hU many U moaquitoes and (lies we means that the first celery will be can have. rapid advancement ready fotmarket about Junly 10.” Another county division mcas- patchers of the A. C. L. program— Hynes store. First St. |r * ta " * T !- SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. APRIL 20. 1915 urr proposing the creation of Pine county out of Santa Rosa also is up but it is not expected the bill will be reached in committee today. ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS »^ .tr *M W à ; •SS �» *■ .. w e $*. ' •” * -*** 1 ........ , PAGE TWO ii ’ * ■■•■■• ‘ THE SANFORD HERALD • ■ *■*Pl ■•. - - •■ ■— -* - T» - . .............. .¿m APRII. 20. : , „ p>-_ • . - his writings one perveeives what More About the Union« parity of style fashions all his des­ W O M A N ’ S C L U B Sanford, Fla . April 16, I HI6. criptions, his dealing on nature, Editor Herald: knowing so well the subject he han­ Literature Department 1 was a little disappointed but not dled ut ull surprised at Mr. Pearson's A meeting of much interest was Tames I«ano Allen was the yoyngcomplete fuilure to ttive the public •that of the I.iterntnre Department BV STATI: BOARD o f HKAI.TII est of seven children His was a nome insight into the inside workings held April 14th in the plub rooms Kind Solomon said: "There be difficult lot— a struggle to got an of trade unionism as exemplified by Mrs Maris, chairman, presided Fit throe tilings that arc too wontloriul education At the age of twentythe local building trades unions. tqen members present for me, yen, four whieh I know one he graduated and afterward took As to his statenent that they are itusiness of the afternoon was n ot." » a post graduate course and at this I the same everywhere as they are first transacted Election of officers Solomon in his day and time waa h e re -th a fa a harder blow at the fqr the ensuing year resulted as time obtained degree of B of Arts His brothers leaving the home nest ronsidered a rather close observer - who|e fahr(c of urp, niwd labor than follows: with three to support meant the and the reputation has clung to his 1 ever dreamed of giving. Mrs D E • Brownlee, vice chair­ coming writer should he the bread name through all the ages, but if he The entire list as given reads like man winner of tho family Hence he re­ had lived now it is very probable lhe p,atform a p0|itira| party Mrs Jas Moughton, Sec’y Tress sorted to teaching school for some that he would hove j o admit that ; ^ t h m ^ nQ| „ glnKlp plank thereMrs May Dicldns ns • member years _ _ several more things were past his ^ wh,ch ^ aiistinctivoly peculiar to from the Department to serve on His book entitled, "The Choir InFlorida growers tills . season Growers tire in the business for comprehension. organized labor. The bitterest op- finance committee Visible" is said to be the essence n er« tiinpht-iLa. kaaott of tho —profit. They should realize now "T h e way of the englc in the air, ponpnj Qf |a|>or unions could heartily Mrs B -D ■ Chittenden, *• htm w ..... ▼alas of quality In oranges and os never before that quality in the way o f a serpent- upon a roder torse each-am i--cbmihillee The writer now. résida*..lu .Now grupcfzuiL- O nly those w h e —frrrrt psdcTilnTnriiHurcs pfirej the way pf a ship in the midst of evory plank, and I take the responThere w»w..oiso.-a.rrcnmmhtre-nt' ^ ork sent to market clean, bright that give this. T o snfeguartl •the 9M»,-»>*d~tbe*way trf-» -man*»»»b “UTbilltÿ bf placing unorganized labor three chosen to arrange coming fruit, properly packed, received the future those who have not a maid," are still unsolved even on record as endorsing the same to There are fine palladium bulbs for year's program of Department: Mrs a b le p riccs.^ There was already done so must plan t0 with our superior existence, and more __w ____ a degree _ Ula as great of* unanimity ub Geo I Loucks, Mrs Brownlee and prizes in this Civic movement this ttlc or no dej demand for poorly install the bpst parking house than these, wo ennnot understand tkat ,,f (ho organized brotherhood Mrs Maris Week. , • - » k * packed, inferior fruit. machinery obtainable. the way of some low makers. There I ]( ¡8 not Bgrceable to the Mrs Henry Wight to represent may be a reason, but— brotherhood and they want at least Department for General Club pro­ • There is a certain town in south tt part of the declaration for their gram on year book *' Florida, the name is withheld, it very own, I suggest that they stick Following the business' session p a in t would be too severe punishment,4 a union label on those bath tubs and Mrs May Dickinn gave tho mem­ YOU will SAVE which on account of local conditions we will let them have that plftnk to P r o f i t - p r o d u c i n g W c lin v c - r e c e n t ly bers a rare treat, reading a paper on 50 d s . PER GAL and the consequent expense, has no "hutcher" up as they please. fruit, that which goes added to our already "quality James Lane Allen , Firsting citing sewerage system. The city council through a m odem large plant at Dune- paign by for Just one plank deserves further early childhood of the Kentuckian IS HOW was asked not long ago to adopt mention; the first one demanding p a c k i n g h o u s e , din, and arc making our new writer; how all companions seemed f Buy 4 gals. L.C8.M. Semian ordinance providing thayt all the abolition of involuntary servi­ makes a market for up a big stock o f tuo k. / Mixed Real Paini g8.40 shunned; was an exclusive character earth closets in the city should be tude. I charge organized labor with itself. Careful buyers "Satisfaction G u a r- glad to sulimitmmL— And J gala. Linseed Oii asking only for privilege to follow rnh-fr *r screened— fly proofed to prevent cam jng or trying to cause more in- the sun flecked woodftd path in the ~T>ick~6uF_lIic best nntci*(Iline"of pack- mg house pious and estimated cost of 2.40 equipment. Ing machinery. * tho iprcnd of typhuia foVtd. It *** voluntary servitude than all other heart of nature’ s palace« The fol­ Makes 7 gala. Paint fok$lO.BC intended as a protection for p u b licL g#ncjM combined. If they had lowing of- winding streams With health, and it is a measure that has their way. not a man or woman the delicate note and tune of the It's only $ 1 .5 4 per gal. been proved else where a most ef­ could obtain a day’s labor without Special prices for Juno initallalinos—write now for thrw. shyest bird he made his acquaint­ T h e L . « M . S E M I -M I X E D fective protection; but this body of paying tribute to them and sub­ E A I . P A IN T I S P U R E W H I T E LEAD. ance From his mothtfr he early ZRIN I NCC e*oe -* "U N S E E D —*• O l L - t— h r b ra I k u u a o men declined to make it a law be- scribing lo an oath or obligation p e i n t m a t e r ia t a l o r 1M y e a r s . harried the choice of rare books cayse of expense. totally abhorrent to a large propor-j itot)k8 thut supplied, fed his nature Use a gallon out of any you Fine Fiihin’ Letter Perfect. At the same meeting of the same non of intelligent labor so ready for such, brought out i he buy and if not the best paint Small Ho> («orni •¡«•lini vestir, Stage Manager—' " Remember, Hangs, legislative body bids were asked for Mr. Pearson 'hopes that he has refined talent of that which other­ wo aro depending on your baby lo go down that privât«* road nil yi*« made, then return the paint the construction of a concrete wall given the information desired; he wise lay latent Thus we glean the cry lustily tn the third act Do you to th' sign "Trespassers will t>e pm about the city cemetery, which it knows ho has not and lest he profess right education of tho good hooks, and get all your money back. think he’ll do Ms part?*’ Actor Fa* etited;" cross th' field with th' ball was understood would coat not far ignorance of tho matter I will nsk the influença which plays on the ther—-“ Ho ought to. lie's been re­ It an' you'll see a sign ‘So flshln' a few questions to better outline youthful and developing mind from -ten thousand dollars. lowed.'*—that's It —Life hearsing every night for months" In Think of itl The adoption of a this information. law requiring a safety appliance to What were the direct causes that ward off lr lessen a serious disease, led lo the formation of the building a law which would entail absolutely trades unions in Sanford? no expense to the city, except the What did the members expect to enforcement of it. was positively re­ accomplish by such organization'’ fused, and contractors were asked Did they attain the desired re- >i to submit bills for the expenditure |,'0 w? of thousands of dollars to satisfy a What method« are in us»‘ today sentiment! no Sanford in dealing with those In this there is intended no dl»-|who rPfU8P to accede to the demands) respect to the memory of the dead. ,,f organized labor for instance, t’ lvir pride and tin- beautifying of tf(p „„.„-hunt who dares lo employ public places should be encouraged „ nl,n.ut,i0„ preferring hon.-n, "G od's Half Acre" should be made H«-lf-rclinnt. competent services rather .ns lovely, ns money and art ran t,|pn l|UV(, thp laEK,.(| variety who make it, but the first duty is to the may have no other claim to ability lor the first timi co n tro lle d the m a jo r portion o f the fruit remainin g in the State living Human life should lie tIn­ other than his "working card'’ ” Is most precious thing, but the un the boycott, direct or indirect used in the history o f the organization. wisdom of nnm charged with high in such a case? est responsibilities make it the Whi ( were the circumstances lead­ cheapest commodity in the world ing to the insertion of tin* ad of even our highest and noblest sneti- organized labor in th* i**-ue of the been ments for the dead should not out Ili-rald td April fith7 mainta ined since at a satisfactory level. The lesson is o b v i o u s and justifies the weigh our regard for the living God How does membership in e union never intended that. instantly change a mini from all tha! faith ol the founders o f the E x c h a n g e that just what has h ap p e ne d would take place Typhoid fever Is a lly borne dis­ is vile and vicious into an indmtrimis ease. . The destruction of the fly, honorable, competent mechanic? whenever the Exchange had the marketing o f m o r e than half o f the fruit. and the prevention of its contamin­ Incidentally, what is u “ negro ation with the germs of disease are mechanic" as mentioned in si id ad.7 effective measures in the reduction HNOUGANIZKD white labor does lot of typhoid itfevaletirv, in wiping it not recognize » m i l . n tpfiellalion out from a community It i-* .t ton And ju»t what i» a »« . I* urd a the growers s o long as they let it handle the greater p o rtio n of the crop. I herchur. aervative estimate that every not- "Ilo.t t« r" as pe-T abo vr ' it asks that they entrust it with the marketing of sixty per cent or m o r e of the citrus of typhoid involves a money, outlay Now1, Mr Pearson, give us some of 1500, and this does not include definite, unequivocal unsworn, fruit p r o d u c e d in the State for the c o m i n g season that it m a y keep o n d o i n g this. the loss of time through incapaci­ straight ffiffn the shoulder, some­ tated human productivity. thing tangible upon which lo base u Public officials who fail to recog­ discussion, something of local internize their responsibility toward their esf. conttituency in t he protection of You want to know what unorits splendid advertising to increase c o n s u m e r d e m a n d for Florida oranges and grape life nnd health are not fitted for gunixed labor stands for Many fruit. 1 his season it has o p e n e d up many markets in which Florida fruit nevei their responsibilities. Such a course things, only a few of this will be ns that pursued by this south Flor- mentioned at this time Anti these before was soM . By still further extending this line o f effort, the E x c h a n g e proposes Ida city round proves it* members i;re so much more honorable and so too small, too narrow for public radically and fundamentally opposed to sell a m u c h larger p ro p o r tio n o f the fruit outside o f auctions. places. They haven’ t "made good." to the practices of the local unions When the people of Florida shall that we have no fear of llidr attccorne to realize the* value of public ressfully endorsing the same. and individual health, when they First, and above all else, we de­ shall reulizu that the fuilure to util­ mand an absolutely square deal to th e.local A s s o c i a t i o n s sell their fruit in carload lots at the packing house to buyers ize every established precaution all men. whenev er these offer satisfactory prices. A n y grower m a y terminate his contract ^against preventable diseases is u sin, We demand the privilege of. seek­ n crime, it is possible that sober, ing and securing employment with with the E x c h a n g e at the end o f the shipping season. W o n ’t you j o i n under these cot iserious minded, intelligent men will no other qualifications than those of he selected to enact laws, and not respectability and ability to perform d it io n s? If so, fill o u t and sign this blank, mailing it to the general offices in T a m p a . men who "consent" to run for of­ the service required. « fice at the "earnest solicitation of "Labor is a commodity," so de­ many friends." clared by numerous labor conven Date tions? We demand that it ho treated as other commodities—sold FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE, Home-Made Paste. according to quality nnd quantity, An Inexpensive paste which will be T A M P A , FLORIDA found much more satisfactory than instead of at nn nrbibtrary and prac­ either flour or cornstarch Is made of tically uniform rate as demanded I will join the Exchange for the season 1915-16 on the terms set forth above. one small potato grated tlno. Add boil­ by the unions. When those questions and declar­ ing water enough to mako clear and f boll five minutes. • ' ations h«ve been thoroughly dlaNumber of Acres of bearing Name.................................................... cussed it will bo time to propound others. Meanwhile, on behalf of ' organized labor, 1 hold myself In *M?-: trees in oranges **l », •«pI4* f W -, . readiness to answer to the best of my ability, any and all questions, Number of Acres of bearing I*ost Office ■j personal or otherwise, having a bear­ ssa- - — 1 * ing on thii subject. Most atauredly, "Let the people trees in grapefruit . . .. >*T m itltn : ■ÆI jfêç;/ p e vT v- ?.... . iudge." f '• := • > -V Many o f the'lroubl of life such W. S. Price.Number of Acres of bearing aa headache, indigestion, constipa­ Shipping Station ................................... ......!. tion and lack of energy are due to Billiard Tabtea Rest on Rock. Inactivo livers. trees in tangerines Billiard tables, supported on solid GRISBY’ 8 LtV-VER-LAX is a rock are among the novel features of natural, vegetables remedy that will a 36-room concrete residence located get the liver right and make theso oh one of the islands of tho San Juan ttoublcs disappear. It has none of archipelago In Puget sound, ^ach tathe - dangers or disagreeable after blo rests on a massive concrete base *V - « ->L >* * *!’ ■' - » && • which extonda through an opening In effects of calomel. .______- . - _______ M • Get a 60c or II bottle of this the floor and has Its footing on bed­ splendid remedy from your druggist rock, and la therefore as solid and aa _ j today.', Every bottle beats the llke- free-from vibration a* 11 it were a of L. K. Griaby. who guaratt- part of tha island itself.—Popular He* chantes. ______ _ tees If thiough Wm. G. Aldrudgr. *a >,àv¿ üT' m. . . THINGS PAST FINDING OUT P Only Fruit of Good Quality Sold at Profitable Prices Hi*. • E» 9i MAKE YOUR OWN f ; Bay Skinners “ Satisfaction Guaranteed” Packing House Machinery and Equipment Bogin now on your first" camwriting illustrated catalog. AVc will be estimates, free. F* L. B. SkinnerMfg.Co., Central Ave., Dunedin, Fla. T. J. Miller & Son, Santord s It came to pass several weeks ago that the Florida Citrus Exchange Almost immediately prices became good and they have The FI orida Citrus Exchange can continue to get good prices t: It is the plan of the Exchange to carry on even more aggressively Growers can now join the Exchange with the privilege of having K . ÉfjijT .‘ i liTsSfcd,'. i MANY TROUBLES DUE TO AN INACTIVE LIVER m ifAL �•' T W •7 g P ¥ \fj - '• APRIL JO. 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD *•• 5 . * PAGE THREE bands other girls won Sho 1s sure to think her own husband suiters by com­ parison. If she listens to unwise advice that sho could do better now If she were single, her next step Is to seek an annulment of tnarrlago on the grounds of her extreme youth. There are some Judges who listen with pity to such a wife s story Hut there has been one found In New York who will not tol­ erate playing fast and loose with tho |<* in^ii 19H. Vr tl» N«w^t-«T I marriage tie Much a Judge recently j scored a dozen points In his ^avor ' 6INKIN0 WITH A SPENDTHRIFT. when he decided At sixteen a young woman Is pretty mature, even In our Tomorrow can lirin* nolliliiK lint ho will twar ua through. own climate I am not Inclined to Who flvra the till**. rlottilnjt give any young lady under such d r - i Will clothe hla children. too. Ortirath the aprcadln* heaven* cumstanceiv a free interpretation of | No creature but la fed. the law that she can bend, with my | And he who feeda the raven* assistance, tho marriage chain until 'l l ! Will give hla children bread. Laura Jean Libbeu's Talks on ; Heart Topics J KM*r*V ' ; _ i Ucjuika— Ud s ■tiewwdlj lim n TISKrOM girls who boast that their j tho would-be divorce«* ha* hp r T yTs on ! ^»er'lbaaita-wrw tr*r-fonrf n? them to Th* ' some Ollier man and would wrestlo-1 stingy with them 1 herself free from one marriage hatter , — that they are to willingly slip Into another marriage | constantly ah ow­ noose." "* ‘ ing, hy c o s t l y A wife's heart should keep pace with gilt*, that they her-husband s Ills heart cannot grow i?.ro never out of old and worn while hers keeps the their mind. early fire of bwocI sixteen. Prudent people | Those who would give the wife the know that this right klud of advice should tell her to ; might do lor a search for new. lovable qualities In m a n w h o h a s her husband and not magnify trifles to ! wealth, but for tils discredit. Whatever Is to bo will the lover depend- bo. Tho man who Rises a silfo through ! ' ¿¿ A Ing on a modest no fault of his own Is apt to go to hla salary there la a grave broken-hearted They were mar- I nolo of warning rlod when botli were young, and she ; for tho girl In tho } Iuul nevar lo a f-b ^ r -t-h im n -fo r Min: * " EoieTREe may ap­ They should not part preciate his fond- ! ness and anxiety NOT A HOME LEFT TO VISIT to please her. hut she should also renllzo there Ib n very essential quality lacking In his make­ Ho L o y » rHtirn. t u h m I trillali! M I , Arni fnuriti litw Ih iw tr VI v ini; d»n*I up—ability to save money Ttl** t|U«*tfHlV Ut«** h** 1«tV | 1.« Lriy Iti I N itili» rttih •Ir-*’»}) Itti After Ihey wed. (rouble soon begins Vii l.tjv» ™|i*‘ « rfi** 1 tt»y h tifii They commence married life on u If t • u h i* ili* * fu* i n a y r* t u r ri i t o scale more extravagani than they l n i - f r* should and live up to every penny of Many a well m.-iuilng yoting tnnn his income. They often run behind. Ono may borrow from a friend a few wcara out bis wi-Icorne wtth thè giriti times. Eventually, however, the bor­ hy fading lo keep bis ajipoliitnienls ' rower is met when asking for another on thè evenings the>‘ are c\poetili« Ile thtnkn am old- ex loan with Hie response, 'Tin sorry, my li Ini lo cali elise u||| sallsfv l'.i- vourig ladies bill dear friend, to refuse, but I was Just abnut'ln ask you to pay hack the lusl he soon wnken up lo thè fini that amount 1 let you h a v e " As If by one «Iris Ungili he fiiideil lune iir twlee. ff**1 that th* ■V slim him up fur at'itril he finds the same state of af Imi li** I*» a f n ••• Illa*' 1i* »» li (»III fait-» wherever he turns lie has got Ul I!i 'JUll*- «IH att rat'll» *■ as .III ten into the rut of spending money lie loses his position Want looks in ut her He *(H1it fin*!« i b;1 it Mi**«** Klrl* to at tile door of the little home I lie wife comes valiantly to tile fore take« » hoot lH* *'**IIU**I A ;Mi a pal . Ii.-.l lip I-t■« 1 1ion to eke out the support of apolngv are not home Of cuursi- this state o f alTalrs tiring« him to n real I the little family When a man accepts ibis slttiiitloii ml I*'ll of III« fault but it 1« too lute ptiiliiMiphirally■. «11« down resign* ■11> to tm-nd iiintit-rs Most men hold the k*v of ili.-ir ihi-n trouble Is sure to begin in Inew trouble that time will not be apt to own popularliv It 1 « fur them to iihh It wisely or to «thus** th« privilege remedy When lie knows lo- 1« nt fault In When the wife Is the breadwinner stead of saving Wltnt 1» the us**' and she knows her husband« spend thrift inctlnattuus she lines not make to* shtiiild wn o a note fnmKl* m him tier hanker She carries the know h ilt;no; in« i iiot mid tiuni* |v -tu |«it kef hook nr secretes H **** m-curolv Ing Tor pardon that though he searches every tmok Where he would Hud one el'I re­ and cranny he Is uuuhle to tlinl li sentful aii.I unwilling to he friends If Ihere are III) battles In lend it> Imlin- with him In* would iwiiio* aero«* io.iiiv Muif hniign heavy on lit« hand« * *f others who would tin willing to meet course he starts out to look Inr a po the situation half wav and give him sltion each day. but lie Is one nf the another i bailee Tin- voting man nutv kind who are glad lo be turned down not be so itiucli at fault alter all at the few places where he applies. Olio or two visit« may have sufficed He feels Injured at his wife not allow to show Ittiti that tli** gitl ha« taken Ing him at least u certain amount each too much of a fitncv to him. a fact week for his spending money He has which lo* deellls wisest iili.k Iw'sl to been used to smoking cigars good dlHtiooagi Vealn lo- tint' Infer ttiat one« nl vlint Where he finds In* • ;*u lo- toil' 1 •*tl ft **l**l> 1* 1 pique gei credit tn< runs up u III tic lull here MUM 1il.ll who 1« ofT tile Ir.ok .till and there, unending, of course In I-.I V to show lorn ttiat t| . o* ate picul) of It as soon as lie get a work Ills other hi-aux s|o- i-mi get In a case c lollies must not show i Uihliiuess. and uf this kind a man in certainly Jtistl he spends somb of the. money which fled In absenting himself un reason­ he hopes to got at .tho tailor’s. able ground« He mils! put his best foot forward Even the most flekb* of mm do In his endeavor lo secure n poslllon; not relish pinVIng si-oolld llddte Me therefore.he cannot have shoes Rltli III1IV to* 11to holiest lo len-l a girl oil holes Ip. them Hills sometimes have to hope wilt'll 111* ktiirtVH tlinl there 1« a reckless habit of coming due lie »•verv chain e against lit« being able slls stolidly ttuough his w lfes ti-urs to s it 11 1« it t a wife ••«I'lwiltll v If tho and reprviaches. Sho parts with all gtil 1« blitting ,tl>out inniiv of h**r her treasures sj the Insistence nf the friends mart *mg on «liort acquaint­ clamurlng tradesmen. Tills gm-s on ance No man Ilk**« to have a girl year after year despite tier plead Inge. force Ho* situation In that matter. Until she awakes to the realization It Is not to be wondered that a man that It Is easier to puss a camel la sometimes frightened a»it> when through a needle's eye than to reform ho has Just begun to take an Inter­ * spendthrift. When a coupln la- est tn the young Indy There has courting a girl should study n man's been no itme for his esteem for her hsblis and not accept gifts which ho lo grow Inio a warmer sentiment He cannot afford. The lover Inclined to knows Mint on on** or two calls she he too liberal can be checked In time could not have ,|**v eloped a slnrere. If taken at the outset. deep liking fur him Then, again, there art* girls who do not hold a man's interest very long IP THE HEART 18 y o u n g . They talk upon frivolous subjects. or I get up learned discourses that take The (leslre of th* moth for the star, (>f live n i g h t fo r th e m o r r o w . too much brain work to follow A T h e d e v o t io n to s o m e t h i n g n f n r man who has listened to subjects of * ro m th e s p h e r e o f o u r s o r r o w i those kinds which ito » " t Interest him •’«rents who are so eager for their In the least takes tils hat and tils daughters to marry that they consent departure ns soon as he ran find a In smnll to their taking on the matrimonial lull In the conversation yoke at the age of sixteen years may towns n young man soon runs through If he Is not h»vo many a year to regret having the list of places to visit *i*en their sanction. Where the bride­ In love with any girl. In* lakes tho groom Js also very young, a mere situation In good part, nnd thanks tils youth, the blame cannot ho put upon stars that there Is not u home which hta »boulder». Youthllke, ho sees a ho U obliged to visit.*“ Pretty face nod, without rhyme or P***on. the thought of marriage pop» A Ringer. Oto hla head. ’ There's always some They woro standing outside tho <me ready tef tie the knot. front door having a final chat after youibful couple launches* Into tils evening call, lie was leaning « o ■«» 0f wedlock like children who against the doorpost, talking In low. ■lep into a toy boat and. without rud­ dulcet tonek. She was listening and er or compass, push out on the broad gazing up Into his eyes lo *lnk or awlm. as the case Suddenly she turned around Tho ®y be. It usually takes a decade of door had opened. and there, Just In­ Jeara for such a pair to wako up to jho side. stood her father *ct that each might have made a dlf "My dear father." site naked, '«tint erent choice had they not entered Is the matter’ " b ° 'I wrhen tho heart wan too young "John." he said, addressing the “ realize the a|«p. , The husband hat been bract by bust* young man, "you know I've novor com­ plained about your staying late, and m cares and accepts this situation. I'm not going to complain now; but, th« « i ° *b8 w*,c>' ^ ,h e neither leaning cares o f a family nor housework to for goodness' sake stop against the elcclrlc bell buttons. 1 un ni ,hou*,‘ “ . »be «tvea herself IS i* , discontented reflections and lo XHher people want to sleoji. oven If . ‘ ,k|RC about «coin* the kinds of hua- you don't." . ■ : 1 y r- The Wonderful Developments of Riverview It is conceded by every citizen of Jacksonville “ who knows” that Riverview has made the most wonderful growth and rapid develop­ ments of any suburbs of Jacksonville in the past two or three years. Property values are more stable at Riverview than any suburb to the city, and every purchasers a satisfied customer. Property values here have increased 300 to 500 per cent in the past three years, and in the next three years will, no doubt, double again. Riverview has many homes equal to some of the finest homes in Jacksonville (one of these homes sold within the last 10 days for »$«5000.) Riverview is setting a pace to every suburb in the State. Read a x few facts(a hundred dollars willbe given to any person who can find one $ false statement) then judge for yourself, if you don’t considerthisoneof the best, safest and soundest investments you can make on a small monthly payment of only $5 per month. H E R E IS T H E S T A T E M E N T Riverview is the cleanest and most prosperous strictly white suburb, with the g re a t­ est num ber o f Churches, Schools, Hoard o f Trade, M ercantile Houses, M anufacturers, M oving Picture Studio, Public Athletic and Recreation Grounds, with large Casino, B ath­ ing House, scores o f tine homes, Boat Factory, Saw and Planing Mill, turning out co m ­ plete bills o f lumber for a house, miles and miles o f streets, over 5,000 fruit, shade and ornam ental trees set out, beautiful streets now being paved, a fifty-acre public p ark , artesian wells now being put dow n; water already flow ing. Always five or six new houses under construction; everybody a booster. And Dr. A rm strong givin g to every property owner having his place fenced in, 15 to 25 fruit and ornamental trees, and where the owner, Dr. A rm strong, has spent over 50,000 Dollars for public improvements. N O W M R . IN V E S T O R T hese are only a few o f the good things. $5 a month invested here will, within the next few years make you thousands o f dollars. Any good citizen can buy 1 or 2 good lots by paying $5 down and $5 a month. Buy a lot here in Riverview. W e can make you a very ch oice selection do.se by som e 2 or 3 Thousand Dotiar homes. Lots costing only $450 each. No interest or taxes for two years. These easy terms are a special offer for a short tim e. *Riverview is located just north o f Jacksonville, only 15 to 20 minutes auto-drive from the Jacksonville Postoffice. Carfare 5c. __ _ X Riverview Lots $5 Down, $5 per Month is One of the Safest and Soundesl Investments You Can Make in Florida T H IS S P E C IA L O F F E R IS O P E N FO R A S H O R T T IM E O N L Y W r i t e to DR. E. H. A R M S T R O N G , O w n e r ' 111 H E A R D B U IL D IN G , J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L A . * 4 - - k .L ELH -Jk ^ -as, •* ?»-• I :*it + #•1* * -1 r i \ I > . «.^1 A- * } ' ** �A LL AROUND TH E STATE K. J. HOU.Y. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager B U S IN E S S ITEMS? OF INTEREST ABOUT FLORIDA CUDLEI) FOR BUSY READERS l'ubluhed Kvery Tuoulmy mil KiMir THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY S E C R E T S We shall be glad to consult with you in regard to investment or HltnsCHlPTlON PRICK. IN ADVANCR any other business transaction. The Hoard of County Commis­ looked after by State Attorney Jno. ONK YKAR.......................................... *100 W. ‘ Burton of Arendia and II. K. sioners of Lake county mot at SIX MONTHS................. «15 , T1IREK MONTH« -T» Eustla Thursday to receive bid* for OJiphnnt of Bartow. We charge nothing for such service, and assure you that your 1 t t road construction as providc*d for in (Mltcrrd la Uh>City »7 » «tta» *1-00 P«i Vrar la affairs will be held in strict confidence. The corner stone of the new l^e a bond issue for (600,000 recently Adua» a^ Mc. P«f Moni h county court house at Ft. Myers Pajataala la Adtaara Mbm Ita Made al OU» passed.. Owing to the number of different materials specified in the was laid under the auspices of the Katarad Aa Kenad-Uaaa Mall Mail« A«»«**« liad uflMfrtisement for the construction local lodge of Masons on Tuesday IMA, al tha Pool«SV« al Hoarard, Ptatlda, of bard surfaced roads, the bids and the imposing ceremonies were i Hadar Art of Murk Ird, 1*1*. were of » complex nature and. upon "witnessed by a large number of Le» ►> OH» la llmld Aaildlal Trirpfcna» No. Il* being opened- were read nnti dis­ county citicens and visitors who as­ cussed No definite action was tak- sembled under the shade of wide ,y -»prend i e g oaks to'vTTjpy'tftir ficca sionT 8,. tlttWÒ— -----------,C. M. HAND H.E. TOUR H. R. STEVENS SANFORD, FLORIDA R. R: DEAS A short session was held at the high wished to thoroughly study the bids 0 V I» .P ,rS d t M Trasl^ral Cashier Alii! i ashlrr F . L W O O D R U FF VicPrssdenl and ascertain the figure* if the best school and Charles C. Gwynne in­ hotoj. We have rumor* of bidder Consequently, the board stitute, and then the children were ------ 0 ------adjourned to meet April 29, at which -marched down to the court house In fact It listen* very milch like a time the contract will no doubt bo grounds,'»followed by tho Eastern hotel. .»^53 let The- court room was crowded Stars, who were clad in while, und 0 liiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiRiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii General Macsrd In Action. Hut wo we want to see *co the bricks|»tth Interested visitors from Lees- lastly came the Masons, of which T^io slory of the Siberian soldiers being laid and the building going up. ' burg, Mt Dora, hustis and others order sixty-nine, members were pres­ who refuse to have their beards cut, ____ O I who arc eager to enjoy the hard sur- ent. Special permission had to be beesuso their nhagglncss Is supposed obtained* from headqunrters, author­ to frighten the Germans, recalls MarSanford is receiving some of the ! bleed road* as soon as possible ising Tropiral Lodge No.- 66, F. & bot’s account of Brigadier General t : t hardest knocks that a ¿ood city ever Claude L'Engle's libel suit against A. M., tb represent the grand lodge Macard, ono of the Revolution's rank­ received on account of the lack of u the Jacksonville Metropolis, for (50,- of the state of Florldn on this occa­ ers, When about to charge, this huge hotel. ■ 000 damages, was finally settled the sion, and N. G. Stout, worshipful insn used to cry: "Look here! I'm go­ — <y— ing to dross like a beast.'' Then he And we will continue to receive other day in favor of the newspaper. master of tho local lodge was spec­ stripped off his cost, vest and shirt, ially empowered to act as grand Having been u newspaper man himtho same black eye all summer and kooplajHW-owir-bfK plumed IlUT, lerifTT ft next winter unless we get busy and self, Claude OUght t" have known er breeches and boots, and exposing n "jJtKTit thaï holoH WTTcT^ n r start that nogthing is to be gained by in accordance with the Masonic chest almost as shsggy ns a bear's. suing a' newspaper man.— Lakeland ritual. the good* work this week? In this guise lie charged, waving his : : t Telegram. ------ 0 ------ ’ »nber arid swearing "like a pagan." Sheriff Spencer of Hillsborough And. “at sight of this giant, halfAn exchange intimates that Hob : t : county nnd Sheriff Linker of Palm naked, hairy all over, nnd In such n The Second Annunl Convention of Holly of the Sanford Herald' has Beach county have been suspended strange outfit, who was hurling him­ the Florida Association of County his eyes on the gubernatorial chair Well, what of it? One might look Surveyors closed here Saturday night by Governor Trammell for allowing self at them nnd uttering the most A T L A N T I C CO AST LINE a long way and find worse material after session* covering a part of two gambling in their respective coun­ fearful yells, his opponents would bolt The Standnrd Railroad of Ihe Soulh on all sides, scarcely knowing IT they and there's no denying the fact, that days, and in which several matters ties after being warned by him to SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5ih. 1915 had a man to deal with or *omo Holly is not only capable, but well which are considered of great im­ suppress the same. strange w^il animal portance to the state at large were polished — Zolfo Truth This has reference, to Whaddye mean, well polished? discussed. » No. 86 No. 82 No. 80 Squaws' Bowls “ Old Relics." proposed * legislation deemed neces­ Arc you speaking of our top piece? 1:15 pm 8 :1ft nm 8 :1(l pm Lv JarkKonvill«»' Juan Segura did a thriving trndo In 12:50 pm sary to properly preserve property 5:35 pm 12:35 am Ar Savannah ------ 0 ------"prehistoric Indian relics" uutli re­ 6:20 nm 9:18 am Ar Richmond 8:00 pm The Sturat Times has just entered lines and to place surveys upon a GRANDMOTHERS COULDN'T AF- cently. He sat on the platform of K:50 am 12:38 pm 11 r.O pm Ar Wnshinglon upon its third year und Editor Will higher planre. similar to regulations the Santa Fo dn|iot at Riverside and * FORD TO GROW OLD. 1:50 pm 10:27 nm Ar llnliimori1:1s m peddled the "relics" to tourists at Stevens w-rites u happy editorial on which prevail with reference to the 4 :03 pm Ar Philadelphia 12:15 pm 1:25 nm fancy figures 2:57 pm 6 :20 p m 7 :11 nm the subject in which he states that practice of mejlicine, dentistry and Ar New York Segura might have grown rich had with the same encouragement for other professions. - Gainesville Sun. Desire to AppeJr to Advantage Be­ llipmrut. Fr«i- lie '-fining CI11¡ ir < nr- to \\ > . 1 not t'ncle Ham taken a hand, because t t t another year the plant will lie out r Servire on Trains *2 and Hli Sleeper to Si.v to -t • fore the Third Generation Made he discovered the Mexican was rais of debt and uhle to continue the it is stated that the proposed For Information and liiH-tvaliofi Pitone or Uriti Them Determined to Keep Ing the cost of living for many In­ great work of boosting the couuty i’altn Beach and Everglade Railwny dians In the vicinity. Many a squaw Up to Date. and deep water at St Lucie Inlet has purchased from the Drainage was forced In go mile* to purchase Here's hoping that Will and l he Trustees ten thousand acres of land The two gruinlinothorn were talk­ bread because Hcgura. It Is alleged, IIUI»fa»»Hillfit Hub t l . »?» »1* UH Mirai liai Hirwl, Jark nini 111r* H a . Times run enjoy 'many more birth­ und u right of way along the south !•» I'hofH’ It ing, rOlntos Edna K. Wooley In tho hail taken her bread bowl and dlsdays Ills practice border of Lake Okeechobee to Lake Kansas City Star And of course they 1 posed of II as a 'relic' U Hicpoehee, near the northeast border were talking about their grandchild- threatened to denude the district of The ennsiderufion dren They i’lant a hotel in Sanford and let of Lee county. hey were not no« old grandmoth grandmoth­ bread bowls. Ho be was arrested and pleaded ers, hy the way. but the modern kind all other planting go until this is was said to he (COO,000. that keeps very much up to date, men- i Fulliy In Ihe United States district When y< u rim bn done The future of the city de­ i l l cour! —Líih Angeles Time* cliocp a* we arc -ell m. • Over eleven hundred cars of o r­ tally nnd physically pends upon the erection of a new bly pay you to put u • My oldest grandson and I are great hotel this summer and this inrun* anges und grapefruit have been «lunger ol tin-" t'ouritii Currcncy Hard to Carry. that the work should begin now. shipped from Arendia over the two chums, quoth tin- plump grandmother Vcreen» • tlu- talune! ,,f Nani, wlilch was reWe go about u great deal together Sanford lias never failed on any good lines of railroad running into thi A»h yrur wif< a l i i And It wus he who broke me of a life­ cetili) cupi il rei! bv lite Jnpanesc. thè proposition yet and this is the liest rity. the C, II. & N and tin: A. C. I, long habit that bud unconsciously dime Is Ihe osaci replica of a coni all in hi-t liniisehidd proposition that has ever been put To bo exact, up to April loth these grown upon me ami which. I presume. moli Brindatone alpi sin- will Irli you |t Is 20 luche» In before the people The returns are two road* had hauled out of thi» I have Inflicted upon-my relatives un diamele! and nitide of priicii, ull) Ihe Will get li IT! sanie millenni Fortuiiately. values sure und swift and the hotel will city exactly It4 1.921 boxes of oranges til I. made good liars of them nil. work iliviri t .oubli' mean a logger and better city during! and grapefruit, death vvhi rever »tu > i "You aeo—or—I'm Inclined to he Trrv very low. a dirne, for Instane«», be­ the next twelve months i | plump, though I never weighed more lili! sufllclenl lo btiv n chlcki-a. Our splck-anii-spr n screen wiP 11 n.tlb than lu& till after 1 wan married. I ------- O-----tn-hThe Woman’s Club of Sarasota heap out nil the lli«**, but will .it-. A Rap.' n«“« lo file npp«-: ranee of v ■ 1 Since Editor Holly of the Sanford have recently opened their fine new expect I made life a burden to my hus­ band by asking him every time I saw Bishop J H Flipper, In nn address Herald returned from the Stute club house that was recently built \Ye sell the lui t » recti » a large woman. 'Am I as fat ns that. In Atlanta, gave a shrewd rap to tho Pres* Association and a three days’ at p cost of $-1,600. Tite Sarasota WUIIam?* And Wllllnrtt Invariably an­ window«, complete With, ■p-iv.- * worldly habits vyhlcli desecrate Ilio hook« and >ve stay at Miami’s elegant hotel, Hal- Times makes mention of same nnd swered with a smithing 'No, Indeed!' modern «abbnitì "In the millennium,** cyon Hall he has devoted muchi paya thè ladies of that city a itigli "With my son I was about the same sititi Risiiti]) Flipper, nil tin churches »pace in hi* paper, editorially, local­ com pliments for their good work in He was ns diplomatic ns bin father will he crowded io tin- doers for ly and otherwise, to impress on San­ hehulf of a lieti 4. ritv with his 'I should say not:' since every day will l*ç Sunday In tho "And I began the same thing with millennium, people will get surfeited ford t^e need of an up to date hotel, Sanford needs one all right; and if ' The Second Regiment Hand has my grandson, who »farted ouj by po­ at last with golf and motoring and Editor Bob can bring it about there been organized at Pniut.a with litely denying, as did his forbear«. turn gratefully in tho church fer a will be one built before the next twenty-eight members. They expect But ono day he was cither out of tem­ change," tourist Beeson opens — Sarasota to fb o ;vfPady for the state encamp­ per or bo was tired of answering the some old question. Times ment at Black Point during the "A very large woman was walking «— U ---*vn miner. ahead of us oh the street. She was ex­ D E N T IS T traordinarily stout "St. Lucie County" is the title of The Putnam County Chamber of '"Billy boy.', said I. am 1 a * f a t as a beautiful booklet recently issued woiiK run wtttTK rmpi.K only from the jtress of the Ft. Pierce Commerce ha* jusl been organized that?' PEOPLES BANK BUILDING "'Yes. you arc!' answered Billy with Tribune for the Board of Trade of with one hundred member* and un­ ROOM 9 emphasis. der most auspicious circumstances. that thriving city. The booklet is 'And I've never asked anybody that The county boards of trade are be­ one of the -best that has come to question .since,“ laughed the plump our desk this season, the cover being coming frequent in Florida, and in grandmother. of imitation alligator hide embossed every instance arc doing great work. "My oldest grandson paid me a simi­ l i t in yellow ink and tho forty pages lar compliment.” gurgled the Mttio thin Orlando Board of Trade members grandmother. printed on heavy tinted paper are F. I*. FORSTER. Yire-l'i. nb-nl FREDERIC 11. RAND, President "We wore walking down street ono full of cuts and interesting reading are making strenuous efforts to ' B. P, WHITNER, Cashier A. 1,. BETTS. Assistant Cashier matter pertaining to Ft. Pierce and bring the membership up to the 300 day when n carriage stopped at the St. Lucie county. -The booklet waa mark and have divided the members curb. A young matt got out and very sent with the regular edition of the into two squads. Orlando has al­ carefully and tenderly helped out u Tribune iaat week and an article in ways had a live board of trade and very old lady. It was Just beautiful to see how gently he took care of her. the paper stated that the work waa the renewed efforts will result in a - 'See how beautifully he takes caro accomplished by the regular Tribune much larger membership. Established 1887 of his old grandmother,' 1 said to my force. Thia is a compliment to I t ! small grandson. 'When I am old you .Horace Rynlls, on trial at Bartow will take care of me like that, won't Capital $35,000.00 Stirpimi $35,000.00 Editor A. K. Wilson and his capable force for the booklet is a handsome since Monday for killing James Platt, you?” piece of work from every standpoint. near Winter Haven last June was '"Why, you're old now, grandma!' S a n ^ r d , Florida found guilty of manslaughter, which he Informed me.” ------ 0 ------“I suppose we ought to feel old," carries with it a maximum sentence COUNTY DIVISION GHOST ruminated the plump grandma, after of twenty years. Sentence has not The Reporter-Star Is ploased to they bad laughed In unison, "but some­ Condensed statement of the condition of First N ational Bank of Sanford, Florid«. «1 note that both the Sanford Herald yet been imposed, and R is thought how I can't just resllie that I'm going and Representative Forrest Lake that a new trial will bo asked for in on sixty-one. Seems to me 1 get young­ , the close of business April 17th, 1915 disclaim any Intention to cause fur­ the event of refusal, an appeal will er with every grandchild that arrives." (269.515.h9 LOANS AND DISCOUNTS....................... ....................... ■•A* « i ther dissension between-Orange and be made to the state supreme court. 2X5.6? “Exsclly." agreed the lltUe thin OVERDRAFTS........... ................. ............ . . . . . . . . . . .* * 1 • . % H.7.Í0 00 Seminole counties by more attempt­ Ryalla, who is only twenty-two grandmother. “ I am living tho third . 8 . BONDS TO SECURE CIRCULATION.......... , 5,000.00 ONDS TO SECURE POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITS, , . !! .: ed county division. In spite of the»« ean of age, waa represented by generation now, and 1 feel, just as 24,588.42 CITY OF SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL WARRANTS assurances there, have been rumors u C. Johnsdh, Wilson & Boswell erf fresh ss when 1 started out on tlbe 20,6.11.25 OTHER STOCKS AND BONDS of more division Jot upward of a Bartow and Thomas Palmer o f flrsL” I 100.00 STOCK IN FEDERAL RESERVE BANK....... T pity people who grow old end H3.41A.h2 year. While nobody has been serf- Tampa, The state's interests were ND DUE FROM BANKS AND U. S. TUE ASHER . CASH AND haven't any grandchildren to keep (473.610.01 ousiy disturbed by auch reports they TUT AL them young.' quoth the plump grand­ have been to some extent annoying. legislatures of all southern state* (15,000.00 mother. "It's my growing kiddles that CAPITAL STOCK......................... Bob Holly and Forrest Lake have and urge the appointment of a 35,000.00 SURPLUS...................................... keeps me nustling up to the minute. I , .*. 13,065.16 done well to state positively that commissioner to work for the collec­ can't afford to be a back number anti UNDIVIDED PROFITS (net» N.750 00 CIRCULATION they are willing for the county mat­ tion of true facts concerning the his-* lose their respect." 3M.Nl 1.61 DEPOSITS te r to rest as it is.— Reporter-Star. tory of- the south and work for its "Exactly." ngsln agreed thp othpr. 1171.630 01 TOTAL insertion in the histories. He feds “ Pobple who won't have children be­ that the south is rich in historical cause they’re a nuisance and expensa. LAKE'S GOOD BILLS We take pleasure in calling the attention of.our rustomcia "and friends to thi» staiemi'iii « business. The voty satisfactory''deposit account- l* composed of strictly commercial deposit*. Representative Forrest Lake of data that is not mentioned. His don't know what they'll miss when belong to no ring and have no "pull" uir with the authorities to get public deposits for us. ‘ It si simply,ho Seminole county expects to Intro­ measure is along the line of action they get old.. I’m ¿lad I was old-fash­ the confidence that the public generally feels in the old established bank that has (t* motto ioned ennnth'to have a family." duce in the house two bills of state­ proposod by Confederate Veterans. "SAFETY FIRST." i His second measure provides for wide interest. One is of national Glory. Interest, because it provides for the the medical examination of all chllIf tho ends be glorious, all that be­ appoiiitment of a commissioner, at dren in attendance on tha schools of falls us In «eéking ibcui la glorious ita n B M X M M ttx n w m i rnm uiiiHxiiiinuim xiim inx F a salary of (3,000 per year, to visit the state. also.—-Piòta > , ÍÍL PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD I ------- J E W E L R Y g Special sale of Jewelry for the next § 30 Days at Greatly Reduced Prices i Schaal's Jewelry Store | 1 2 3 W est F irst S treet iHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAISY HAD TO STAY YOUNG A TLAN TIC COAST LINE Hardware Geo. H. Fernald Company DK. C. W. FAIN A 25c W ant A d . in T h e Herald, w ill R e n t Y o u r H ouse hoi You IIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIHXIIUIIIIIIIIÏ First National Bank J S IXIII oiiiimiiiixiiiii �APRIL 20. I9|S wi . ' THE SANFORD HERALD PACE FIVE Wednesday is the fiig C^ivie Day • Stay at Home (Tubs |iij.iiuuat2í3iUuic¡Jf3íJiiíiiifíisi5íaiJitüamiUx»UAjdiaijtíaaa»imt^fínrti3iHi| listened to the story written *by • * at the Woman’s Club, Thursday Richard Harding Davis'. "A Soldier Following the recent suggestions A RESUME O F SAN FO R D ( Ican-Up Day, Friday judging of Of the Times that Tampans who of Fortune," cleverly told ‘ by Mrs. >’“ rda and jwches, Saturday Mower have in years past spent the summer H A P P E N IN G S U P T O D A T E Wight and which would feature the Show and Food Sale. Iluay week. Little lU p pcn in gs— Meation (day at the Star. Previous to relat­ months at high cost of living resort AsM r**« i l l C o m in a a ira B o a i for ikiir C o la m a I« ".S otw ty F j t t « r i " g t r k u M ing the story Mrs. Wight gave an of Matterà in Hrie^— (5et your meals at the Sanford places in other states form them­ M r» R.  , T fiK *« » ., PK oimi N o . fO ) outline of Davis’ own article in n selves into a stay at home club dur­ House European plan. 69-Itp Personal licititi <>r recent number of the Century Mag­ ing the coming and future summers, | n « aa ï c . iiuii« dr.,3 .luaucii mm n a,nmauGiSmïnm,jdaaattüi'.i.ii3iiii5;| In terest The Mendelssohn Club at Orlando the St Petersburg Independent hi|s azine in which he tells of his visit is preparing to give the light opera. inaugurated n stay at home moveKttry lire! /fridge L. P. McCuller, S. M. Lloyd, Gal- to the places in whieh the Beene Of Summary of the Floating Small ] J Pinafore, and Mr E. T. Woodrul! ment in the Sunshine City, which it I members of the Every Week Iowa)’ , Clarence Smith, Hilly I,ef- the story is laid and of his personal of this city a as proffered the tenor Talks Succinctly Arranged Tor chnmpions in a well written, fact- Bridge Club were delightfully enter- tier and Dr. Fain, supervision in producing the films. role, " llufe Harkstraw " While Mr Hurried Herald Readers showing Pictorial. The Times sug­ tames by Mrs C O McLaughlin ! Having heard the story the play was Woodruff has sung the part repeatThere were' * Birthday Parly gests that the daily and weekly Thursday afternoon doubly interesting. After the mat­ edly and although this is one of the Mrs S K Barrett, s u b - 1 Mrt. Henry McLaulin and Mrs. inee Mrs. Wight ushered her guests newspapers of all -Florida cities and two tables Household goods. Imperial irons prettiest and most attractive of the towns inaugurate similnr movements, |*' " " ' m g for Mrs Anno made top |y ^ T a y l o r were the hostesses at a to the new Ice cream parlor where' and yeast cakes at Simon's. 60-tf fetching little opera he felt that and that the trade lx*1»es, women’s ■ thc “ I1™*1)’ ! charming little party Friday after- tables had been reserved , for Send your ferns, -palm s; 'otTrr t o other things are too pressing first clubs and other organizations get PM‘r °f "i"1 bosc A dainty refresh-, nuun 'm i ^ tlTTfTrt-'tten at this time to permit of giving it hehind-tbesr1muteniPiilSf HUB' TflS it the »tore Prizes for all. Khjdyfng fp^u|jn in hpnor of their birthdays. adorned with flower* from the host­ "tds Tlttfhilon. Mrs MacGruder Mrs Mrs McLaughlins charming h * - i Xhe chBrm bf .)mp|icUy w#ll em_ ess’s garden. The refreshments were . Outlook Envelopes now In stock lakes-1he part of “ Josephine." Prof. the suggestion really effective. p.tnluy were Mesdnmes.S L Bar-J phisized in Rearrangem ent of the daintily served upon plates lovely Climatic and health conditions j at the Herald office. 69-2lp Forrest Dabney Carr directs, which l!'11' T A Neal, W D Holden, G r00m*. quantities of nasturtiums and with pansies. There is always a considered, there is no valid reason Fudge, fancy, plain and divinity' insures a splendid entertainment b Smith. (, Davis Hart. Margaret, vi„|ets nllinK bovh|]| nnd va#M , co charging originality about Mrs. for an exodus of women and chil­ at the candy sale of Junior Civics. and no doubt Sanford music lovers f.iri.i- and Geo D Bishop cream, cake and punch were served. Wight’s nffsirs for she is a past dren from either roast or interior will be in evidence when the pleas­ Even the children have a ctuiiic^s Those enjoying the hospitulity of mistress in the art of entertaining. counties of south Florida during urable event lakes place. i. Wig/ibor/mud Party for a civic prize in the host collection their gracious hostesses were Mes­ The invited guests upon this occa­ summer months. This custom of of wild flowers. Great, isn't it? fleeing to the mountains of North M lBower i o n e t Mrs U. VC. gave ua rharming dames C. E. Hefilfy. J. S. Wilson, B. sion were- Miss Bradly. Mrs. Hal Margaret Davis,’ Carolina and other resort places is little le neighborhood party Friday A’ H°ward. F- L. Woodruff, R. L. Wight, Misses Fat Hens at LelHers—Can have Mary Chappell, Nellie Elder, Lillian all right for people of less favored afternoon in honor of Mrs. 11, E. Feck, C. H. Dingo«, E. D. Brownlee, them dressed on short notfee at cost TO BE SO LI) AT AUCTION BY s la t e s and sections, hut with south .Tolar and her guest, Mrs Wlngnte' Syines-Wallace, Mindcll anil Miss and Adelaide Higgins, Virginia Bra­ of !0c. f»8-2tc dy. Elizabeth und Anna McLaugh­ Elizabeth Hunter. Floridians it is. to a great extent, a ,,f Jacksonville. Just a pleasant....................... ' SHERIFF H AN D Tickets for the Library benefit lin and Zoc Munson. Boat Circle fnd a fad indulged in by many who social time with their sewing was Those who are interested in farm 25 and 15 cents. Everybody go. cannot afford it', und who leave agreeably enjoyed The members of the Book Clrclo by the hostess or business horess will be given a debts behind them when they »cross nnd her guests. A delicious refresh­ wore entertained most agreeably by f *’ *’ -Ague* Guild Get a prize for your Lest kept chsnco this week at' Hand Brothers the Georgia line. An annual visit ment course was served, consisting of Mrs. May Dirkin* s,ti.riU K_wltaw-------TliE-mrmlmn o f St Agnes O hH* yard, most attractive porch, the stables to pick up a bargain. Mr. finest potted plant, the finest roses, -Uand-fecri s ed a cartITUft Of fund and v i s i t l n . M i i « . ’ Y o r k » » d - i t t h» * e — t r o - * Y t - t t iriHiuettes, cheese salad, nut noon at the home of Mrs. J. W were plensan’d y entertained this week politan cities, where the best can bel bread sandwiches, olives und coffee Dickins. Refreshments were tempt­ by Mias Lora Tifft at the home of etc. , " business horses that are all thor The girls seen in the theatrical anil other lines Those present were Mcsdatncs Tolar, ing and daintily nerved, consisting of Mrs. C. E. Walker. Mackerel, pig feet, sausage In oil, oughl.v broke and all ready for Im­ brought their needlework and en­ souse and country style sausage at mediate use. Thpy are now on sale is a privilege that all who can nfford Wingate, J W. Dickins, Annu Walk- several courses. Those 'present were joyed a social hour together. Grape­ to do so should take udvantuge of*. er. Harry Ward, 1L It Dens, J. C. Mesdumes Margaret Barne», W. E. Lefflez’s. G8-2tc and c5n be bought privately or exfruit ice and cake was served. Those hut south Floridu is by far the best Bennett, Wood. Hayes, Roy Symes Watson, George Speer, Henry Wight, Good music, fine reading* at the ! rh“ n*M ran m“ dp un>' Gmo l«1* summer resort to be found for south [ utlil m p * g Vtt Walker. I), L. Thrasher, Aylett Fitts, R. A. present were Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. [luptist Temple Thursday ..n ig h t..,- j ,ore th'' aui'liu» »tarts, when every Floridians. The mountain and sea Newman, J W Dickiti*. May Dick- Archie Betts, Mrs. Spicer and Misses , *' remaining animal will be put up shore resorts offer no superior ad­ Junie and Josie Stumon. Salome in* and Mi** Laura Fish. Help the Library Magazine fund liurli,in un., , ol,| wi(hou, rwrV(. I / riitijr Parly Hampton, Martha King. Eva Walk- . * vantages during the summer months. v by buying a ticket for the concert. to the highest and lust bidder. This , ,, > . . . it . . „ „ Hue of the most rharming curd or and Miss Herding. . and the larger eitles oiler no uttrac. t mHt.tinrrmi’ iM» Clenn-Up Day. T h a t ’S us T h e t* an o p p o r t unity that d on't come tions except during the full and win­ parties of the season was given by An auction box social will be given [•leanest city in the state' Going every day Those in need o f . u good Mrs. Cecil Guhljctt Friday after­ at the home of Mrs. Anna Walker ter seasons. Conrrrf for Library some! farm or business horse should make No section offers greater attrac­ noon at her attractive bungalow on Friday night of this week. Great A diversified program of music Be sure and see Mr. Mead's won­ it a point to be on hand. Sheriff tions for receration and healthseekers the lake. (un is anticipated. The social Is und reading* under the able direc­ The jiretty home was lovely with given under thV auspices of the tion of Mrs. Geo, L. Hoy will bo derful amaryllis at the llower show, Hand will auction them off and in summer or winter than the Gulf this coming Saturday afternoon and everybody knows Charlie can do it. roust of south Florida, at the nu- a profusion of nasturtiums, 'Mag Ladies* Union of tlm Congregational rendered at the Baptist Temple 651-ltc evening. morons resort places of which the blo-s uni ferns Blue Mug lilies were church Buxe* of lunch will be Thursday night, beginning promptly people of this section should gather u*,-d effectively in the reception auctioned off to the highest bidder. |at 8 o'clock. Owing to the many Sundays join the merry crowd at alintlally These resorts, including ri," ,n' "b ile a color scheme of y e l l o w demands upon the public the cotnWoodland Park. Music, amuse HOTKL AKKIVALS Anna Maria bench, Passn-a-Gritla, u -*‘‘ charmingly caYrinl out with Saturdny iiftcrnuun will begin the mitIce have made the jirices of ttdmerits, bathing. 1,en**- it for your IN AND ABOUT THE CITY A B O U T PE O PLE :..AND EVENTS... t'.M CAR LOAD OF HORSES Snrustnn. M Petersburg. ClearSaliferi! Molise water and the islands off the Ptnelt Rotismi. Atlanta. Ga . Jas (I ins county coast can be reached Ltnd»»y, from the interior counties within a D o n 't full to attend the Library \\ ithers, (et . John <’ (Tu r.ew '» 1' \ I |,*'gg Phlludel concert Thursday niglu few iiours by tram, automobile or phin. P ii . A T lteed, Parry, Pii.. boat But these interior counties, Junior Civic Candy Sale in front Mrs M M Green. N A c ity ; Da ve it 'hiding Orange Semiind)-. \lacuii. of Hynes building Saturday after­ Srmtrn.tn M.i.nn <■,. I, 1' Hatley. (isiiid.i, Luke and Polk nn* dotted noon Jr , Tatti pii I D ttil*nn |i I with beaut Ifill, looting and healthMr Mead will show the finest D o o l c , , lux It ltuggerroes N ) giving lakes, upon the shores of amaryllis you have ever seen ni the city . “ Sunny blu R n l u n s o i i . Tampa whieh summer colonic* should be llnwiT show on S a tu rd u t. I it) until (Tins Ktmr Introït Mieli k U es|.ililisfieij, witli piirtinibir attcrilion 'i o 'c lo c k , Norton. I.ix K II B» Idwin. In 1 < Il 1•> t io- filili li lllg o( fiume* of t roit M o It i t .is F i . i.-nt * t Friday "Stranger* wiihn. our thè »iimmer fiuiignlnw r s jie In Phllitdi-ljdn.i P.i l’>I. r Simili. , 1 1 <1 g a le s " will make an imp.iMi.il |inlg llMtelv moti joy culi Ite denveil wife. \ J Simms. \ li>linsin s| mg of .ill ground* .imi porches umi from liirrning -ummi r colonie* nmohg N ) best fie lili|,;ll|b ^, U I " • E ggelhoM .iwnrd jtrizvs for tii Ini me foiks ilm ii from troytiing oli city, R M Nelson Si Lotit. Mo tu l fi e Ing resurl » * fieri* son ai w i>est. ( \ M...ley N ) city II I 11\U y ..itti si ra ng»*r* t a ke» t in* pi. . . T h e <‘ i vie anil ( ily It.-.intifnl r• i l.iy ion. Laki land . N E-enfierry uf re*t recreatmn mid liniirs de up to their eye* in good things SiiWinnah, G,i . Win Reeder. N ) \ n t e i | io i n t e I l e i t i n i I developini'iit prize»? why they* have lots of them cil Mr noil Mr. Franklin I South Floridian* annually spend to aw ard. Win one! Higgins. Philadelphia, P a . T G several hundred thousand* dollar W e want fever mosijuitoes and \HI/, Chlct go. Ill . W \ Stephens, at the resort- of other state* thr"u Vdam /.incliel und mg awuy tin» motley, which should flies, d on 't we? (T e a n -C p Day help* Macon, tie . family, Anderson, lint ; pored K tie spelli in their home tow n » and us accomplish ju»l that and more W 1 Simpson. I*. Z count te» it gives us an ideal city u n i i g ....... K l i n k t e under the dcUi'ton th. t W I. Simpson. Jux. /. t 1 ■1 1 g» -1 ».oie* r. .»! to*lie Itf from 11 , 11 .i n k i ’ In .lit by citizens ‘.pink i n n i « . I il I..in 1 er I .i h.ibit T.I m(i» Inn. Ben Overstreet w » - HI the <il\ \ .tre- i \ S '.,, linn Whit* >prmg* g o n g ¡ o u yesterday shiiktiig hum!» with he. II (' Iti ri et t Boston. Ma*» . »Mis. many Sanford Irtenu Ben is now I*. Frovely, Jux; S. H Roberts, N. Y Uses for Paper tarn. living at I>ockhart wnere he is con­ c i t y ; Air. and Mrs. W. II. MicKelPaper yarn Is new. yet Is beginnected with the Overstreet Crate soit, Pawtucket, R L; L. H Tucker, nlng to be heard from In many textile Co. !.. Hookoul, Jax; Mr ami Mrs. lines. Home kind* are almost as stout a* ordinary textiles and are made In C lean-U p Day on Thursday get p u rk in Pitrel,Stroudsburg. Pit wtlhsittiid laundering For paper un busy Ittike up the ground about M r . [Ruade. Ityrn Athyr, H C your home. Dispose of all old cans. Inman AtlanUi. Ga . S It Wag derclotlitng. howevor. n cheap grade of jmj'vr yarn would fie satisfactory |iajier» and everything of novalue Tutitpu Mrs II \\ Nichols >«rn having only a small proportion oi or use because of its uselessness Washington D C P (i Waldron tfie tiiisile »tii-ngtli of cotton or llin-ii A rummage sale will tie fielil Sul T » tupa As each garment would bo burned nM urduy evening by the Indies of the B M Tench. ( in Ilies ville. M S er IS hnil become soiled, there would Baptist church in the I^-lfler Block McRae. N ) city; Frank Gant in, ba no occasion to us« yarn adapted for If you have any rummage to con - 1JaX. W P C n gle, Ocala; Misa C hard wear At the mimed melt would next picnic w agon. Sec p h otos .it pop rorn t;:t - 1 f easily bo posslblo to make up paper tribute please call up phone No. 8‘J , Hockey, Ocean Grove, N J ; W yarns that would bo as smooth and and it will be collectod. I Enon and wife. St Louis, Mo ; A nbsorbent as cotton or linen. The brick roads on the west sidei F Archer, Atlanta, •Ga ; Mr and Underclothes woven from such yarn are being Inid in record limp und Mrs R R Reid, Cincinnati, O ; would ho ns comfprtoldo as could be the gang will soon be at work on E E Porter. Jux; S G Cotton. To- desired Tfie liyglenlst estimated Hint Celery avenue and Sanford avenue, ledo, O , II J Murrell. Boston, Mas* the low cost of such a paper garment. and the roads of the Sanford Bjiec- Frank E Brndnax, Jax; W Pearson, with the complete saving of launder ng ought to make tho uso of paper isl road district will be equal to any Ocala; C W Olson, Atlanta. Ga ; costa, ... ,for one wearing not an „ „ ex clothes J F Archer. C P Brady. Bittsin the state. truvngance burg. Pa ; R V Smith, Detroit, _________________ You’ ve read and know how deadly Mich ; C F Whulsett. Indianapolis, Activities of Woman. the fiy is and how malaria is carried I nd ; C W Bower», York, Pu ; J E Women are being employed to lake by the little mosquito little thing* ’ Saunders, St J.miin, Mo ; P W moving pictures of war scenes In (hey are but they cause a lot of Amort. S C ; K C Jones, Balti­ France. trouble and sickness—let’s oust them more, Md.; W. C. Mahoney, Tumpa, In Louisiana n woman's property beEarl G o;«, better known as "Bid­ G. L. Harris, Boston, Mass.; H. R. comes community property upon mar dy” to his many Sanford friend* is Todd, Birmingham. Ala,; W. E. . , , . Hlx girls are taking the full farm in the city for a few days’ visit and Bowers, Philadelphia. Pa.; L. M . . . i* always welcome in the city where Heidenrich, Port Gihuon, Miso.; H. courso at the Albert Lea (Minn.) colh* helped to win the pennant. He E. Ruckle, Tnmpn: F. E (iilhert, Miss Lcnoro Cswker, Milwaukee's ha* been in business in Orlando for Jux; A. Spear, Providence, R. I.; rich dog catcher, will be paid fQOO n (he past year but recently sold his L. Vaughn, Orlando; II. G. Hodge, year by the city for work that costs business and Is looking for a new’ W. N. Walton. Pulutka; W. R. Suhcr 93,500 a year. , field. ber», Jax; G. T. Brook, Greenboro, Flfty-threo per cent of the women Georgia. employed In tho department stores of Will Build Warehouse Here • New York city receive less than |H W. W. Hathaway ot the American Philosophical. . Agircultural Chemical Co , of JackThe Countess I-onyay, a daughter of “ You used to say you depended on *°°ville and W. S. Williams’ of Jhe wisdom of the plain people." Uopold of Belgium, and Oftce a future Eustls were In the city yesterday. "Y e * " "But now nnd then the plain empress of Austria, Is now a Red Mr. Hathwany expects to let a con- people play n trick Ml yott nnd neg- Cross nurse _________________ tf*ft for a warehouse for his com- lect to send you t" congress Tltat pany o n the Calhoun lot on First doesn't destroy my fnttli In their wlsLook for Shortage of Lead. It Is estimated that there Is not ■ireet nnd Myrtle avenue at once to dom. A Rule nonsense now nnd thon enough lead In the world to make f* relished hy the » le*--* men." — Wash­ take care of the fertilizer business iiifflrlent bullets fur a long war luvolvington Star at this place and surrounding terri­ Ing so mnny fighters. tory. w . g. Williams, who is mown among hit many friends as Uncle pill Is an old friend of the editor o f'T h e Herald and we have t^cn on some famous hunts together. Both gentlemen were wclcomo vis­ itors here. •' ' . . . , Friendship. Niagara Falls. Under the magnetism cf friendship It Is generally understood that tho tho modest man becomes bold; tho shy, confident; the lazy, active; or the Falls ot the Zambezi, on the east Impetuous, prudent and peaceful.— -coast of Africa, are In every way Thackeray. much larger Huy thcze.at Niagara. «.luuntUie, of t lie glowing nnstur rummiige »ale b> the Indie» of the niissmn extremely low for the clasa ,n " ' » s ’ ,l" dining room The re­ Baptist church, ¡it l«elt!er’ » »tore on of entertainment they propose to O .-h m en l courses ............... ut- Sanford avenue Solo*, duet* and trios, both I'hone Mr* (' M present f racttvely display tug arti»tn taste U tili»to* who will cull for »II article, vocal and (tintrumentnl, und various 1,1 ' arrangement. I here .were donated or setjd them direct to her. kind* of insthimenta have their two in hies of bridge, the prize being place* on the program Mis» G ood fil Mr*. M .•rg..r<l lt,i r 111-S \x|nt “ Cattily »til»'. S i t urda y afternoon t hue will give » number of her finest 1 presented w1 1il .1 finely llltle b\ IUlltor CTl U League »election* and the entire entertain­ •oil. ir imi! fuff sit Elaborate te ment pronti*e* to he one of rure en­ freshltlerils wen- s r t n e i l III three joym ent. in which some of the most Mahner Parly Mrs C.ihhctt » guest* w>-r< \u etiji-yuble and rather novel |inptilnr of our local talent will j-ttrMes d ames Margaret Un rires, Mr*. eh Icri liniment for Hllllfor-i »1 len»t Uil|i»le Ti-'ket* »re oil »ale at N. » Mim Mr- Thrasher Mr-- Neu! w» » tii*- charming little I It I’ hiltj- and will he hibiilied milt M r R is ilo ) . , M r H ,i r r . l t It M rs ,il»o by » com m itlee of girl*. Kes|-»ri i gm m Frida > uf 1er noun M I ..i u g l i i n e od M i" F i» h [ ervntinn* ntn be made aj Philips’ Mr. Henry Might. in huniir ■ drug »tore No extra charge for Ml** Lucille Brudlv, the » (true ".S'il. ’ W ut It íiinjfVli fi ri Mrreserve »eat» t i l e r and a bove the ' i:-!■•»! nf Mr» John 1* Brini! In r I » monili required for the Library U ik -fii ? » J 4 H H 4 *in '» gin’*1 liicil »1 (il flunk tll» Sull* uni I Continued on Page 8 eiitly in the i fternnon home Me » Jtud eidl-tml to the European w.ir. the i'iil» .* Red I rn»* nur*«-» .mil the bos* ’ to light with the 8rm y ()f jlls , Imice. nr else had never rettimeli front <Irle itilo, t he »i ene of I fieli lo»! »¡fi ir filli tln-y lire noi only ut Home fini thè »urne jolly of ■*!(! No »1- 1 of ! oli ng jienple ■!tr». t n............ »1 . njm incili _ lurrying with them »II the accessories »f a fine thicken *up|ier hut it wa* a . ■ , , .m XIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXîXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIX New Ice Cream Parlor 1 X X Now Open For B u sin ess frolli I fieli itnl. (r,.|i.» tliati *io- g» ! meniI er» ot ifi, >mi» Mi »od » reciril ori»»m ii wo» ju»l "»» full of fun ns any previously glven. Chnperoned by Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Watson, who tried to be very severe »nd very nedute the "Suit* Me" (Tut- anil «everiT invited guest* enjoyed u <fin ken »upper at Woodland |-„r|, |„,t Thursday night The rtyt-rr\ group of pleasure »eeker* went l((l, jn nu;i.tlitl,.B ,.urU ....... . ______ - Everything New, Fresh, Clean and Up-to-Date X X X \\V make a specialty <>f Il'K CRKAM made from I*ure Jersey Cream by electrical machinery, per­ fectly smooth and delicious, per gallon $1.50. Special prices on lar^e quantities. Delivered to any part of the c i t y . ................................................ " ,,lv l,' “ ‘ ,hp K<*d of eat* or was tt ri|pld ’ watched over the right* of the whole party, for Miss Gretchen Schultz and Ernest llousholder were X jmcked in with the hamper* and in fi,.y eagerness to swallow a whole H Next Door from Peoples Bank = chicken hei.rt lor that young lady htt8 no intention of *|iendii\g her life |n aingl(, tl|M^ dncsB m.ar|y (ll>mor. XIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIlIXtXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIlR ^ ^ chicken fntn||y . she . . . . . . , chokoif on the whole heart but man- 23890201000223230248535353484830255348535353904853535323532348 aKed to same, which proves 7 - '^ there will he wedding cards within • I**u ' •a ^ the year. Who's? Oh! there are twenty-four unmarried folk* that make up the personnel of the Suits Me. But say that was "one grand. Save money hy u«inK DOUBLE-TREAD REBUILT TIBES a glorious supper fit for the gods, fully guaranteed for .1,000 miles Frie(, chkk„ n mysterious »«lad Huffed In bell peppers, celery, olives, ... . . . , „ , ptrkles, bread and butter sand. . . . , „ ,, „ . Wichci nnci*^ Ic*rrro11n<1<** * <•1ix r rank ~ These prlre* arc for rash only lire* urdered by mall «hipped same dry —a ded* red he wou,di drown himself in $ 9.50 % 4.75 28x3 34 x 4 ti,e P°®i Mr*. Watson didn't make 5.00 35 x 4 9.75 30 x 3 Hiss Fish stop eating chicken. Danc10.00 5.25 36 x 4 29 x al­ ing. clap in und dap out, shoot the 10.00 so x 3JV G.00 37 x 4 .. shoot," three men In u tub and a G.00 10.50 34 x 4«è 31 x 3 b; fow other old fashioned games were ,6.25 32 x 3h 35 x 4H......... ...... 11.00 . njoyed immensely and tho whole ... 6.25.; 36 x 11.25 34x3^ P*rty declared with Miss Florence Frank u ,at u WM onp enind. Kiorl. 6.25 37 x 4 \<z 11.50 3G x 3»<í g tjm(> of thcjf |lv„ # Thp yognf 12.00 7.75 35 x- 5 30 x 1 ... . . . , , .. . . . . 12.00 8.00 36 x 5 31 x 1 men ° ' t"® dub,* which includes 8.50 12.00 37 x f > 32 x 1 Messrs. Yowsll, Thigpen and Rub- The N e w Ic e C ream Parlor ■ T IR E S 33 x l * 9.00 wilh dM' « “ v*' ltl" llar,>'complimentary to the young ladies, Satisfaction Kuaranteed or money refunded Enjoying the happy frolic were Mr. and Mrs. W- E. Watson, Misses Florence Frank, Saidce Williams, Charlotte Hand, Gretchen nnd Olga Schultz, Anne and Lillian Higgins, 5 22 Julia Street * Jacksonville, Florida EE| Bello Smith, Laura Fish, Anna Mc5 per cent discount for cash with your order Iatughlin, Lora Tifft and Messrs. ?; Roberta, Yowell, Thigpen, Felix Frank, Billy Hill, Ernest llousholder, illlllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllH^ _ Gould Double-Tread Tire Co. ( I - ‘W--’ C- '.■•aw..-./à,d'il-l"t-A«|S|, li » I , i. » -U I f- r -■■-*’-***XV« . -- * - -*-**’ �' * p a c e ‘ s ix nr i THE SANFORC HEÄ/.LD pOHWlKE [HIM ES Don't j>Ih>' with serious matters— YOU carry your own triso rance n RAY- SCHALK COMPARED TO BUCK EWING m«i Sanford Lodge No 62, P. and A. M. Communication every first and third Thursday» at 7:110. Visiting brethren welcome. O L. Taylor * J. C. Humph Secretary^_________ W .M ' F I iK *E lor you’ll limi the money wanting when the FI UK has wiped out your property Have our titrong, reliable company carry’ your risk—and be on the snfo siile Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. Meet« every second and fourth Thum day in Masonic Hall over the imperia Theatre. Visiting companions welcome. J .F . KumnU H. E. Tolar Secretary High Priest Reasonable rates CHASE & COMPANY Seminole Chapter 2, Order Lantern Sta Meet» every first and third Tuesday in each month. Everyone who has seen hi» Star in the East arc cordiallyjnvited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Soc’y » » « w w w w♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ COUNTY ABSTRACT .* ;---------- — — war.- t« •• Taxes C. W. COODRICH, Manager, W. ‘ J. T H IG P E N & Gate City Camp No. 6, W. O. W Meets second and fourth Wednesday ighls in each month. F .L. Miller J. F. Hoolchan Clerk Council Commander COM PANY AQ ENT8 General—Fire— Insurance United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America ! Sunford Local Union No. 1761 meets first und third Thursday night at 7 o’clock in the Eagles' Half. J. \V O. Singletary, J. M. Brown, Sec’y-Treaa. i'residenl Offlee « U h MOLDEN REAL EITAT E CO. F lorida Sanford. II. P. O. E. Sanford U d g e 1241 St. Leo College, Si. M agazines Periodicals Soda W ater Confectionery .Cigars and T o hue cos 1041stSt. Phone 182 HENRY M c U U L I N ' JE W E LE R —----- MV SPECIALTIES:;------- Sanford Lodge No. 27. I. O. O. F. Meet« every Monday at 7:30 p. m., over Imperial Theatre. J. W. O. Singletary C. C. Cobb, Secretary N. G. paid for non-residents. | j — Maxwell’.s Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets second and fourth Tuesday»". PICKARD S HAND-PAINTED * Hl\A Nisitlng knights always welcome. GORHAM’S STERLING SII VER H. McLaulin * O. J. Miller ROGERS’ PLATED W ARE K. R. and S. . C. C. Complete abstracts from the records of Orange and Seminole Counties. SANFORD LODGES 4 APRIL 20, 1915’ Meet first anil third Wednesday night ut corner of First St, and Palmetto Ave. 0 L. Taylor R. L. Peck Secretary Exalted ltnler Leo, Pasco County, Florida ELGIN AND WALTHAM \\ U i HtS All Goods Guaranteed ATLANTIC COAST LINE TRAINS Northbound No. No. Noi No. No. Arrive 92. .. .4:00 P. M 8 2 . . 1 : 1 8 A. M 8 i : TÏÏTÎÎTA7MT 80 2:22 P M 28. ! ! 8 :G0 P'. M . t Ia-,i ve I ilici p \t 1 ; i l A. M tir» a .2 42 I* 11 S o u th b o u n d No. No. No. No. No. 91 .12:28 P. M 83 . 2:06 A M 89 2:10 I* M 6:36 P M 85 27 CK icdu No. 126—Arrive No. 127—Leave 12 i P I'. \ ill P 66 I' !" \ L e e s b u rg Full Instructions] Given in Preparatory’ , Com­ mercial anil Clas­ sical Courses Conducted by the Benedictino Father» TERMS - *225.00 Out OF M A R K H A M I* r o m $100 tif). LOTS $10 buys a lot and $1 0 per m onth , without interest. prices. S a le PARK E a s y terms and war O n l y a few nice lots left. Truck farm, all cleared, half o f it tiled. place fo r spring c r o p . I*inc Close to city. Jr ■ A l s o have s o m e real bargains o f houses and ÍJ et "ife- lots close in. I have lots o n all the best avenues and can save you m o n e y o n vac ant lots. See me before the advance, it’s sure to c o m e real s o o n . N. H. G A R N E R , Owner i- t /VOTO o f the D I A M O /V D D ID N ’T W IN G A M E ON F L U K E — Couldn’ t Stand “ Kidding" After W in­ ning One Game— Wetit Back and Won Another. -V YOUR OPPORTUNITY' A recent report from Williamsport. Pa , hud “ Lurid L ew " Richie, the for nter Cub pitcher. In very bad condi­ tion. Dave l.amlrelh, a director of the Bal­ timore Feds, tells an Interesting story about Illchlo Just bwfure hu Jolnud the Big Show. Lnndrcth hired Richie to pitch the morning game of a holiday blit for the county championship In i High Grade Guaranteed Auto* $200.00 to $895.00 ON E A SY PAYM EN TS For calalo« and Information write AUTO TRADIRÒ CO., lac., * PiHtburgh, Pa. or consult your local dealer* G. B. POPE, Agent 11 Sanford, Fla. Bristol, Pa., and after winning and fanning 18 men, pH for flvo dollar». ■b?\- Eddie Collink will feel out of place with tho White Sox. because Eddie can bit. Ed Walsh hopes to be a com e back There are seven other clubs rdotlng against him. • • • • • C . H . D IN G E E Plum bing G a s • -a • Sole Agents for O Ç A N G E C IT Y S P R IN G S M IN E R A L W ATER F i t t i n g All Work R eceives My I'cruonal Attention And Rent KfTortn Opposite City Hull HAND BROTHERS • STABLE C orner Park Avsnus and Second S treet "Lurid Law - Ritchie. C O NTRA CTO RS FOR A L L KINDS O F H E A V Y H A U LIN G Largo supply of Horses, IViulos, Wagons and Harness slwayfc on tynd F o r Sale or Exchange Blsckam lthlng end W agon Repairing In connection Illchlo canto back In the aftornoon and Insisted upon hurling that game, too. for nothing. Somebody "kidded" him about win­ ning tho morning game on a fluke, and Lew wanted to show them—and he did. an noverii?eniHit Telephone No 25 t a l k s to tl c o m m u n it y paper The Duke's Question. The delicate operation ,>f separating the French Blamc»o twins, which has Just been successfully performed, rfr rail» Lord Houghton'« story of a duke o f Ht. Alban« who went to inspect the original Siamese twin« The tub* Is retold In the l.onih>n Express The duke looked at the tun boys, and then turned to their shrwman Are they brothers'*'* he uske-l The show- I mini's reply bus not been preserved. Catch the Idea ? I- : Star Brandi Positively Guaranteed Mad. In» nit Mncfci»»» and • I MultiKopy V • S JÎjÉ W E B ÎS fE ^ • W e ksve always tiuÜ lo be jwt a Lilla ahead d ike other leiiow w the gennai equipment of onflleM. At aa rndcaca of lb» dear« to drew the as west sod oofy tlw bn* of everything, w» gladly recommead to Uteri of tail • Carter’s • • Jhe Drcnham club of the Middle Texas league baa algned Outfielder Er­ win, a brother of Catcher "Tax" Er­ win, Juat released by Brooklyn to Rochester; and Catcher Scott of last season's Central Texas Trolley league. L OP. IS P CARBON P A P E R S Finest Carbon Paper Made Cvar, Skeet Farfacl Pencraft ' ecognized R Standards Combined Oj7?c« and Fountain Pen • In tho opinion of McGraw there Is no belter fielding third baseman In prospect than Angelo Aragon of tho New York Americans. He says the little fellow Is as quick and fast as MalseL • LUCI • BrAncb Rickey haa resumed his practice of dally conference! with the Browns, and begins the work each day with a half-hour aesslon of. talk In hla hotel room. i L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D • . “ Joo Jackson all over again.” la tho description applied by tho Cuba to Polly McLarry,, the .recruit second "Ctueman from Louisville. Bottles 21 You May Talk to One Man an d Forrest T. Ptass, last year manager and part owner of tho Dubuque I. I. I. club, has been appointed a acout for the Detroit club. In PHONE bw U in E Ho (nudi o Ider. Commander Mir», li. rii .i IVckurd, Secretary • • • • IS- r, Jab» « K lir r Arrive 10:00 A M Monday There Is a suspicion In the mind of Manager Rowland of the Whlto Sox that “ Big Ed" Walsh Is about to come back. Bottlers of Soda Water and I St M M Heralds of Liberi) Meets at Eagles’ Hall tiro night in each month at 7:30. Stewart Jackson, a former Kansa» City newspaper man, ha» been made assistant secretary of tho Hoofeds. Wg^J;1 No. 24 O jfs TRIKE NO. 61. I O R M. Meet- every tirsi anil third Friday nights at 7:30 in Masonic Tempie. Visiting brother-, welcome W A (iirin. John St-iinper. C of It Sachem Manager Howland'« successor at Peoria' 1» Irxy Hoffman, former man­ ager of a Trl-etato club. • S a n fo rd C o ca-C o la B o ttlin g C o m p a n y 1 i a’a ve Clyde Line Boat, Arrive Kitty UrnnHlleld. former Pirate firat«acker, want» a Job on tho National league umpire staff, • • • fifr I T rill,» Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 ii'rlork Pico Building J T. Hoolehan, G E Tanttus, Worthy Pri’sident Secretary After all the fan» have been heard Srhalk 1« u bundle of energy. On from regarding the spectacular work tho bench he «hows the same nggres of lta> Srhalk, 'formerly of the Brew­ slve spirit he doe« hack of the bst. er». who In drawing pay from * tho He la tthvnyH the first of Co mi «key's W hlto Sox ball club us catcher, a few player« to report for morning practice retnurk« on the youngster from the and he Is working bard to perfect lit« bo»«, t’ lmrlon A. Comlskey, might he batting power. Just now Srhalk Is show lng rare form ul bat and speed on Interesting ’ ’On all «Ides I hear good thing« the bases. about Srhalk. and hi« action« hack Schalk was a particular pet of Kid o f the bat benr them out.” unld the (Henson, former White Sox coach. It Old Roman, Irt discussing his prlxe was Gleason who look the youngster “ Srhalk «how« more life than any In hand when the Sox bought him player I l i m e e v e r seen He 1« level from .Milwaukee Schalk show ed a bit ’ headed and bin thinking ami natural tty from the start, but he »'as a little ability «tamp him as one of the great rough nn certain plays i-M catcher« In the world today, and For u while he had trouble In «oil­ ho ran claim cquql distinction atilt ing the delivery o f Walsh Gleason the great und only Bucji Ewing, con­ took pains to coach the kid 11« got sidered In bln day the peer of all back­ down on hi» knee« back of the plate stops." and showed Ray how to stop W nlab's Com my isn't given to boosting play­ low spltter. Billy Sullivan, the vet­ er» very often. He like» to see hla eran catcher o f tho Sox staff, was nlb oy« win and wont« to know what's ways one of Schalk'« particular ad Ray always had the whip, the matter when they fall But he vlsers, hits been «w eeter on Schalk than any hut he had to he shown the weakness youngster who has broken Into the o f various hatter», nnd now he looks game »luce Ed Walsh came to the Ilk*« the best ever seen In Chicago back of tli«’ bat front. 21—Arrive........... 24—Leave 168 —Arrive . 167--Lea ve N o . 25 Celery City Aerie No. 185.1 for catalogue : a d d r e s s r e v . d ir e ctor i! C l o s i n g No. No. No. No. The Lake Breexe Council No. 3t Junioi Order United American Mechanic» Meet» every Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.,‘ in the City Hall. Visiting brothers are welcome. C. H. Smith, Roc. Sec. In k — the aeweit mem her of the Certer'i !m fim ilr. PcscTift lak writes a blue sad driee e jet b lett. jl if especially brill last, smooth and permanent. Come to and let ui show you tho aew Carter ink kittle with the new flow-coetrdlex. * Herald Printing Co. 1 ¿a tfcid , Florida r«f Sale b* lì Herald P rin tin g; Company ; ; Sinford florid* �LÉGAL ADVERTISING - Ä ,CBorHALK M A H T B M 'H H A U : . U n d e r » o d b y v i r t u « o f « d r r r r r o f fo r « r l i> * u fc » o d » »I« r t n d t m l b y t h » 11 g n o r «.'hl<> J u d t « o f t h » f U v © n t h J u d i c i a l ( T r r u l t o f th© f l a t » of F l o r i d a fo r 5« m l n o i # co un ty in " c«a« t h t r r i n prndinf, wherein The llirach I. u m b e f C o m It r o m p la ln s B t m i t W W f l r t i t y »Tut J; K. U r s d y »re d e l» n il» n t» , th * urn«,-, • l i n e d . m » p » * U l m » » t * r I n <-h« n * r r y « I I I -------------------------------- -l n d »or i h » r u u n t y o f H « m i n o t © , F1®r*0 * h » i » r » r y \ In th a t ©©Hariri ra ti*« * b * r* ln p © n d in t. «h© r© in J K T > * » r l I« vu m p ia l rian t, an«! F d » ardi CL K e tr and Anr»a M - Ïg L .1  or “ »I**, a n d * « l lr .I /n '/ C t h ef f M h eat b i d d.e°r ïf o"r 5**^' n ,« ” *'* "« t h e r o y r t l i o u t * .| ,, o , «1 S i n f o u l H i m i n n l » . . . u nc> K l o r i . l * , on M o n '*•> Od I » . ..I M » » , I* ISIS, i h » „ l i io th« hi|h*»t and U * t bidder, tor ra.h. in Iront ot tb » court hou»* «tour In Sanford, flo rid a , during tha legal hour* ol tale on Monday. April &th. MM5. th* following prrtonal properly. to-wlti ■*,n¡‘ * ‘ ••«•I •*>'• >lay. an<l mihin th* la st y e a r o f t h e A m e r i c a n l e a g u e b a s e . "* **lr. t h * prupirty dr*rflb»»d t,.|| U nr a l i l i r o m a i n In Ih., h in n r .m n 10 ,h * t1“ » 1 derr** aforraaid, «• J o l i n a » »It1,11 w a r . Still rt m a l l i 111 t h e b i g a r e n a . “ «i* d m ihr rounty of Srminolr. io-«rit a t e a m c o m p o s e d o f t h e s e v e t e r a n s . ‘ b.nrrrÿ ¡JJ <» '1ltTr‘V0l pound»! on* roan mar» mulo n i n n i l)«Uy. and walghlng a b o u t 1100 pound»; on* black a b o u t. S t t p S S ft V '* * * > « * - * ' T a . D e a d . In d a , H rcllojt f f l of ( h r ( t r i n a i H ta lsta a N o l l e * la hcratiy g ly r n th a t C a r r o ll * M ahonay, p u re h o a rr ni Ta* C a r t if lr a l» N o . »0 0 , d a ta d tha dad d a y of Juna, A . I». 1012, baa H W »aid ram ifica ta In m y offlra i, n J , ' m,<* * » p p b e t tlo n for t a t d * * d to J,»u, ln . „ „ „ J a n e * , n h |»w. S a id c« - named FUI) « n i t walghlng about ll&n pound., onb b r o w n ’ borsa mula namotl Hob and salghlng abou t 1100 pound»: and on* Mirjt mar* mule n a m u l Jtaal*. ami welghlm about 1100 pdund*. T h â a b o v * ñata ia co o tln u nl u n til M o n d a y M a v a Ttafs I u n til M o n o a ) . w a y OKO. N. i f l t l ll V tifió te rm lifirn It orciai Mai irr in C h a n ™ . . ih r *hd«le,| . 5ft-Tu©»-®te ... a. to llc w in g ••• r — ' srr,1£ , n f □i« Kamlnot* in iln trlU i! County. »*« •*.. MUyI , r u n v n . f»70 (l, N. 17ft!» fi . SKIjr «long l ake 350 S. to pomi 330 fl w . at beg »S©©. 2-1. Tp- I t . U. 30 B Th© *»i*f 1* n‘l bring a u r o f ^ at the ritte ° f the « u i n r r «ri «urh ©©rtifteii© in ihe n »m « of Anthony YV llrown Unies« «airi rvrllflcat© »hall berericemeri atfurding to vaw* , a i dt td will iaau© thereon on the ' ol April. A I) 1915, YVIlnetJi m y «ÍTii’ i i l elgniiure itut ae»L * 20th ri»y of .March, a . I ) , . 191ft. fis In lb© C « i a f f Judge*» Court In and for .Seminole County, Florid» In reEstât» o f tV. if. Unritrwooû, d r m i r d Notice o f A dm ln it lr a trli’ Sale Noli©© 1» h » r » h y glv©n lh » t under « o d * . Uaub> v i r t u © o f* a r e r t. a- rf n “O r d* e r o “f "S a le l a g o u t o f » n i l u n d e r th © r e a l o f t h e C o u n t y Judge*# C o u r t o f * S e m ln o lo . C o u n t y ; F lo r* , -, , , „ K, A. DOUGLASS, t*rk (.Irruir Court. Samlnot« Co., Fla. Ida. on th* M b dav ol April. A. tl. ISIS. «-**rk Hy Ja*. C. Hu berla. II. C. that t «III, aa Ad m mlitra trli o ( th» r«fil-Tu*a-5lc lat* o f W. It, Undarwood, tl*reaa«ij, *»11 highaat and brat bidder for i aah 3rd day o f May at 12 » ‘ d o c k - o o n . r - B T - y e f - t m * a n t » - tat» ' w . it! f i t ( u u l l s f l l l f C a n n i ) J u d g e , S r m l n n l e County. Slate of Florida Underwood, on Oak avenuu between Sec­ ond and Th ird »tree!» In the city of San­ In re Fatate of Auguata ford, Seminole County, Florida, all of t h e , „ - „ ,, A. ..Slrrtne peraonal propert y belcnglng tn .a id calate, T o all ( rodllora. 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Fit» atria l i t »II f: It T YY 1» A Y l.H k l T u e a 'fttc lia> g» *i ©f * T h a t 1 hav © b een n a m e d aitilgn©«» b y C‘ 11 H lc h a rd a o n , asatgnur in a rirfñ l fo â r© > ing t h e p m p © r t y b o t h r e a l a m i p e r f t o r ia l o f t h r • ■ id » » s i g n o r , fo r th© b©n©fll o f hia rr©«f i t or», » h I «*h ' b o l p r o vid©« f u r an © ' i u » l ■f l«i r i b u t i n n o f th© « » s i g n o r « r»'«Í » n r i p e r p r ou pp *e M m o ng ih» «©va « ©v ar al er <m tsoonnaa li n r t )> aa mein th» rai n i| «titra n f t h»- «aol « » « ( g n o r in ©«jual p r o p o r Mon» »»f t f.rir r««p© rtive rirm a n d *. and •l u >ir» »¡I o f O f th© «atri a w i g t i i t r * i l l i a V© 11 ‘ »lie I ■ .frill« g l) o f I h r l a r ( nf I a i i >a ! I r ri u p ni t i o nl© Mi © »« ■i g n ri ib'Fi t i » H h fil© «a 'Mi ÏI« d a y * (f * u r h r r © d i t nr • t ©airi* III I h 1 •lai© or H beyond th© l i m i t * o f t h e " t a t r «•«r i , m lt«ur m o n t h * f r «m i h * r i a f e h r m r i »w n ( h * 1 » ! ©tn© f 1 1 * «ri t ( I r » fs-w prcfivr M i m * * g « l f i « t M«. *a«ri * * * f f«..r 11*1»ri Ma* 1 Y \ M S# 2 0 , r -----------------. ...... _ New blood Is th«' cry In ih«* National Desplti- ihv fact (tint the clubs havo been ordered lo reduce to 31 players by May 1, every club has a bunch oftvacancles to be Idled. Mc­ Oraw plays n o .ft'o r ile s . and tho boys who can show tho stuff will win tho Icagui' ( arJer's Writing Fluid in (Juart Bottles.... ...................75c prlxcs. Pitcher llatph Stroud will try to show McOraw that Mac's old Haiti- I more pal, llughle Jennings, made n big inlnliiki- wlien he decided that little Kulph «a» not clever enough t*> de reive major league batsmen Stroud bus hud notrie good seasoning ln the Coast Carter’s Writing Fluid in Pint Bottles. 10c Carters Writing Fluid in Half-pint Bottles 25c Carter's Writinj* Fluid in t-oz Bottles 10c Carter's Writing Fluid in 2-oz Bottles 5c ('arter’s Koal Black Ink in -1-oz Bottles 0c Carters Koal Black Ink in 2-oz Bottles. öc Carter's Black Letter Ink in 2-««/. 5c Bottles 5c Carter’s Red Carmine Ink for banks and larLi»* oliicesi half pint 50c ( arter’s Fountain Pen Ink in Black, <ireen oi Violet 10c Carter’s Mucilage, 2-oz Bottle 5c Itn iltH n i'.. T erm s M otlera le---S lrirllv C A R T E R ’S ( asti U ll IN K Y ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. in S u ite a n d l . - d e r t t l C .iu rts t,nnier \Y>*„Iroff HldC i )i :\ risT S W \ «»w r l l H u iltlin g r i l i h * K M M IID A F„ I FIH .rsO N HUI MHOl Htli Wilson Si Housliolder i.A W i 2 5 c Sanfufd Hu DR. C. G. BUTT O IT irr RA C E R CHEMICAL Ari'OHNKY »su (XXINSKI.lJUR o LAW P u ti t i l e 25c ( artel's .Numbering Machine Ink (for Kumhermir Machines or < ash Resisten all n>!t»rs .10c D r n lis t s l *li« ui« 5c Carter’s Red Household Ink, 2-oz Bottle Drs. Mason & Householder \lU m lr u lT 'ria We ‘ arry constantly in stock a Complete line of the Old Reliable (’AKTER'.S INKS. It makes no dilTerence what quantity you de­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, wc can supply your needs* <'arter’s Stamp Pad Ink for Rubber Stamps all colors it •» T ry P E N C R A F T —You W ill Use No O th er , Pacific Coast Recruit Will Endeavor to Show Manager Jennings ffe Made Big Mistake. e: h s Pilcher Ralph Stroud. 10c t arici Y 1,i«|tu«I i rlue «mends everythin#) leugue silice he loft tilt* Tlgers nini tuli) sili k uh bis secoiiil Ir) Jliiiun Archer i ante up oli three illffereiit iti caslous Ire(ore somibotly dlscovered ho belonged on thè top trust. Then tbnr» I» Al llolke, one tiey man. who wlll he working ugalnst un ut ber (ierman Al lins heard milioni tbat Fred Merlile wus noi as sklllful last si-astili as Ite used lo he, alili wlll try lo bum In on thè tirsi lorner. Carter's New \’el \’et Show Card Ink (for making card sitili-;) in Black, Litdit Red, Dark Red, White, Oranpe, Rigiri Blue, Dark Blue, Brown add Yellow........... 15c Ca r t e r 's S à •HOUSEHOLD ' ^ V - F lo r id a A U n ilT E C T Hlshop lllk. Sanford. Fin S I. You can make the round trip in one day to tho New Smyrna ollico ol M _ _IS?1_ _ The Shelter Sanitarium . ♦ * . ' * T a k e th t* I t * o r l o e k t r a i n „ DAVIS FORSTER. M. D., Phy»kiin in Chart* V-Tuae-tte Dr. J. T. Denton Oldtime Needlework. Needlework la eo rapidly becoming ■ loet art that It ii In the nature of a fairy talo to explain that Bomcthlng OFFICE IN GARNER t WOODRUFF BLDG Retidcnc* Phans 205 Dkc half a century ego little glrla, O ff ic e P h o n e 271 Office Houii: 9 to 11 a. m . 2 tn 4 p. m hoi especially precoclou», either, learned the fundamental principles of threading a needle and pushing It PLACED AN VWHKRK.RVE1IYWHERE through the fabric at the age of two I n l * » l l y . We ek *M W ■nd one half yearB, and by the tiro* *nd M»othey wero three, pegged nwoy at itn ea . Le«ee* rale». Prom pt, ■quarea ol patchwork, ultimately com­ reti »lite vrvfc». pleting "oMitts1* for future use. y r e . r . Ü m . t e . . - ’ U « u . f l f u r . - i t h T« i o n l . k l n f M i t i n c h a rx * o l y o u r a dY *r» t.iC f lo t e n o U . lt efe r©nrvwfmra •»tUlW rilenta. Ph©«*©4771 Mules In the United Ststee. MONTGOMERY Of the 7,600,000 mules that are es­ timated In the world, more than half Advertising Com pany, Inc. we tn the United States. PHYSICIAN AND'SURGEON Ads stä ! Ads INDELIBLE INK MANAGERS FOLLOW J. M’GRAW '■ *—■*termu u » « n m All the Big League Pilots Are Now Employing Veteran Coachea to Develop Their Young Pitcher». Kverybody seems to be doing now wbut Johnny Mctiraw started doing a number of years ago—tho employment of a veteran coach to train the young pitchers McGruw’s old teammate, Wilbert Hobinnon. wop looking for a Job norne years ago. He applied to, McOraw Iloblnson was too otd and too bulky to play. McOraw was Just about to turn down Hubtnson when ho thought about tho coaching Idea. iloblnson was a great catcher In the old days, add be always bad accom pllshrd great results In bundling young pitchers. "You're hired.” Mcfihiw said to’ ttlb Inson. "Your title Is coach. Your Jo)« will bo to develop my young pitchers r Iloblnson made good, i l e l a b o r e d long and patiently with “ llube" Mur quard- but he got results "Jeff" Te* reau was us wild an u Zulu warrior when ho was turned over to Iloblnson for "treatment." Teareau today ranks as one of the greatest pitchers In base­ ball. Robinson made a good pitcher out of "Al" Demaree. Tho success of Robinson with the Giant recruits has Influenced most of tho other big league managers to hire a veteran catcher to coach tho year­ ling twirlers. Carter’s Photo-Library Paste in Double Well Jars ............... ..... 25c Carter’s Household Indelible ( 'arter’s Photo-Library marking outfit Ink (for marking linen) with Pilat e i in 4-oz. bottles with Brush 10c K <JmtO » «sunna ............. 25c Carter’s ’Typewriter Ribbons, for any make machine....... .........75c M AIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, CAREFUL ATTENTION T h e H e r a ld P r in tin g G o . 107 M ag n o lia A v e n u e .r *■ é V M Pints— ....... ......... ............................60c — Half Pints...... v .............................................35c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler .25c One Ini li I aril* W ill lie I’ uhll-hril I nder Ibis lleudltig Vi Ihe Unte Ol 17.20 Per Vear. .lia rn e r / for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof. Pourout. PRAISE FOR RALPH STROUD „ Just received a shipment of Carter’s-n ew PENCRAFT INK » *«««» Elton J. Moughton Said roar)way» hav© bran maintained by 'a BUSINESS CARDS ♦: ♦ * * * * * » '> * « » * * « Th© fifty tfiOl font roadway known a* lilrh m«itid i v t n u r , br ginning at th© l n t ©r ■ ■©ft inn of fa ill roadway with Iir n a vi avrtiu©, r u nu i n g t h©n c© ao u t h o in* ■I ’ m 11© 11©■• 220 yarda|< along th© r©nl©r l Jin© itI Section tin«© 13). toYanthkp twenty i20}* ring© S a n f o r d . thirty.on© (S1L 8 & K. to tn© intarrwefton *»1 » « t h i r t y (SO) foot roadway 220 yard« north of tn© aouth lin© of «aid a©ct|«in 3, twp. 30, rang© 31, thrnr© wr«t on »aid roadway on© ( 1) mil© to ft©ardall av©nu© ALo two roa dw aya known a* Jordan road and llrown road, ra ch thirty 130) f©©t arid» ■nd three quarter* ( A^> of a mil© long, run­ ning ©ait l| mil© from aald Richmond av©nua and w©*t 54 m i l © to C im ir o n «w-nur along th© north quarter acclion lift© and th© r*nt©r (half) auction lin© of aaid arrtion 1, twp- 20, rang© 31. H. A K. K i c r p t l n f th© Itoom 12. Jordan road on north quarter »©ction lin© rivat© r© *id © n ia p re vio u * to and ainc© » p o r t i o n o f a a m © ha© b©©n u»©d a t a lia iia d n t i t H m a ll r o u t » a ln r# a a id r o u t » »»a © « ta h tjih a d , a n d th© n u m b f f o f h n m a a u c r u p l ed a n d f Ar r r a u n d e r c u l t i v a t i o n a l o n g •«Id r o a d w a y # n»r«w©llal©» t h » l r © o n a ta n t p r i m a t i r n l u«» a n d m a k ra th © a p u b l i c b » n * f l f r»c© lv© d. riin d i f n o prot©© t ; Bled • H i ite e |» re ii • p u M I r r o u n t y ' r p » d a t' t h e n * n r e f u U r m * * l l n e o( th i» — Beerai. Lajole, first base. Evels, second base. NVagner, shortstop. Wallace, third base. Callahan, left field. Leach, center held. Crawford, right field. Tho manager for this team could bo selected from among John McOraw, Fielder Jones, Clarko GrlRllh, Hugh Jennings, Wilbur Iloblnson and "Whoa Hill" Fhllllps, ns all of iheso former start ■wets-in-tho gaina-ln 1902, UrHBlb and McOraw being pilot« a« now. Carter’s Ink, in (Ireen, Violet or Blue, 2-oz Bottle ©roh o f S © f. We haverit-in every eeior and-for every ~yossible purpose. Remember the Herald when you want INK. iH iC C l.A ^ S , A »tigri©© f»1 Tunt Ite A inirK H o a d r e p o r t i lr r ' r i g a r K l l r o w n , J o * i a m a n d J. f*. T u r n e r , rrn*mm©nr|lh| a p u b l i c c o u n t y r o a d aa f o l l o w * “ After All, Carter’s is the Best” N »« l’M i. f THUMAS KM MKT YYIINON r all of whom have been In tho game for ^upward of 1( seasons, would bo capablo of holdlug Its own with any that might be selected today. All of tbeso players are far abovo tho aver­ age In Intelligence, which accounts for their remaining In the game so long, are excellent holders, great bats­ men, and, with one or two exceptions, grand baBo runners. This ull stnr vet­ eran team would lino up as folI«jh-a: Mathcwson, Flank and Hess, pitch­ ers. Ilresnahan and Dooln, catchers. from the Î ■ i •* h e r e o f h a t e d * M a r r h 2»nli. A I» 1*JLl> I h \ S I H K I N L I* M I K A M n l l K . i ' a © ru t f i * •il T uea-Btr Loui* H. Flah©r, which «airi mort gag© te dated I lh day o f January, I 9 I ? # arid rrrfirded in th© rernrda of Orange cuunlv, Morid», on th© 19th day of January, A. 1» P«it ir,c. N O T I C i : O F Ai H.HICsN.MKNT 19TÎ, In Mortit a g » Hook No. 29 at lfi Thi« th© fttn day of April A- It- 191 ft. T «» i l l whom H may r«atir©rn. i , T i«kker not A d m i n l a l r a t r ia Although but 25 of tho 330 ball . M playora who Agii roil In tho American timi National leniate races of 1903, tho S a n fo rd , F lo rid a © %§É¿£ �. t PAGE EIGHT APRIL 20 1913 THE'SANFORD HERALD c o o o o a o a o o o o a o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o a o o o a a o a o o o o o o a o a a o o o a cm ( who luw-*ttugglfid Jn war and peace Mr. and Mr«. Lcceh and Min Cora 4 LITTlE*eJOKE OF WEBaTtVi « to own a part o f the earth itself, Leech of Michigan and Mr. S. M. How Ho Refuted to Appoint Wj»hini because it is natural it is wise nnd Lloyd motored over to Daytona . ton Irving Dispatch Dearer 3 Sunday for the duy. right. • to Himself. * * \/ ♦ ♦ Mr. Clarence Smith left for Tal­ BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN * Rev Arthur Searing Peck, rector When. In 1826. Washington )rvlnr was preparing his "Life ,,r f„|umbttg* of Holy Cross Episcopal Church of lahassee Sunday to Ijc gone two YOU AND ME.” . ‘ % ’ ho took up his abode at the hem,. ,'l( this city deserves great credit for months. the Amorlcan consul in Madrid ,na his good work among the hoys of 4 * <£> <f> ♦ some tlmo later, while collectinK „ „ Mr. and Mrs. L, (}. Colton of the city He has arranged a moving tcrials for his “Conquest of Granada" Jacksonville spent several days lust picture show added to the other attrac­ «J All laical Advertisements Udder and “Tho Alhambra." he lived (or S tions at the Parish House and the week in the city, the guests of This Heading, TH R E E CENTS a quite a long time in southern Spain A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITII. hoys are there every evening enjoy­ friends. Then, aftor sorting as secretary ()f Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tho American legation at Under, h„ ing innocent amusements, and their “ HE’ LL PKENT ’ E M "— SO SAYS SAUNTEREIt. Miss Lena Ogden of Mississippi parents especially appreciate the Charge 25 Cents. returned from his long sojourn abroad o o o o Q O O o ao a oooaoooooooooo oaooaooaao oooaoaooooD oooaat work of Mr Peck. The youngsters and Mrs. U. T. Entxrninger of Jlradto his own country to enjoy the rru|„ of his fame. The telegraph «companies are from all the churches nnd art jy spent Friday with Mrs. C. W. i I am not a kicker hut I would matter. Entsminger. But, as tlmo went on, tho memories like to sef, more progress on the btolk- and jill other companies that have not confined to the Episcopal church of thoso days In SpWn grew sweeter hend. 1 know - that tho contractor» poles' in the city should hnve them nnd tho younger classes are taking i u n i t i h* F O R S A L E and there sprang up In his breast a have been having troubles of their In the best of condition at all times great Interest in the pleasure* and ^M r. and Mrs. O. L. Taylor en- <> ■fcwgtftg-tTT'vfMt again tho land when, joyed a short visit to JacksonvilU the work---T h ey hare'their own so­ and If they-w»R-m»t do-thls for their own but all of us have troubles and Itial tüPitk.. life had been so pleasant. So, |q yet we are expected- * • -make good own-protection, and that .of the, cili- ciety w ith- duly, installed . -officer* ' For Sale -Ihre« fresh milk cows: an/l- oe*—being molded-iirt-*—manly sometimo. At tho present m om sn^icna-thon th e-city-council- will Martin Doyle, Modroc, Fl». BÖ-tt resolved (o cnll upon Mr \\>b»ter the bulkhead is holding hack many that they put in tho props*, kin d of men Tljls-U the kind of work that I Mra- R . **. Mulrhead has as her thpn secretary of state, and ask of la bringing results and the young-1 i **•*$* hgr mother, Mrs. O. L. Johnimprovements und I would like to^polea. Hogs for Sale— Car load jusr re­ him tho humble post of bearer of ,n,. aters aro getting a good idea of the11,00 11ini sister. Miss B. S. Johnson of ceived. Write Martin Doyle, R. D. patches to tho nitnlMer of Spain, «to see moVe sand being pumped in to 65-tfc was about to bo appointed. In order to the fill. Maybe I do not know any­ 5 Attracted by tho hand and other spiritual and moral nnd nlno of the| I ° rl Myers, No. 2., for particulars. diminish tho expenses of tho trip to thing about it and maybe I do but noises I wandered out to Sanford everyday life that will soon confront Mr. E. J. Do Vane has 1 returned however It in results In any business Heights or Markham Park or what­ them in their various walks of life. Fat Cattle for Salt^-Some fine that country. ho called 1 on the lu’rn secretary si to Plant City after a pleasant visit ones just shipped in and in fine ron- j . . When " “ '“ J1 **” ,11 Ul'’ that count. • , ever they call it to attend the auc­ .... 1 . . . ” ». .1 n I c — hl* private residence, howev er. and to his daughter, Mrs. HujJ es. tion Bale and while standing there d'tion. Address Martin Doyle, b a n -1 preferred his modest request, he ford, R. D. No. 2. 55-tfc * While talking ubout the clean up watching the crowds in their a t­ n little embarrassed by tho hesliatloo Mr. James Miller of Jacksonville of the city I wish to recommend the tempt to get something for'nothing o i Mr. Webster, who told him that who cam e down to attend the funer­ For Salt»— Five acres half, mile be could not grant tho request until ladies for taking the Initiative in thia I engaged a prominent Sanford man Continued from Pago 5 al of Mrs. I)eLn Matter has returned from brick road, quarter mile from he had consulted the president Ac. in conversation. He has made his great movenjent for the betterment Magazine fund and expensen will be to hia home. loading station, 6 miles from San­ cordlngly, Irving took his Irave. his pile and most of it on Sanford real of tho city. , I also wish to toss a applied on the Music Department ford, county road on one side. All gentle nature somewhat hurt by such estate, so the rtimoy goes nnd I ask­ bouquet to Chairman Davison and piano fund. Mre.—Ht—Cr—Gerror—has returned good—bhrrk—hammock land:— Twrr rntd treatment. ---- his—fallow i|imuIm n —of—the—street- ed - ho w- he -o b u imnl -bis stert-or-rW When ho returned a fow days later from a pleasant visit to Jackson acres cleared, fenced and farmed 2 committee i for their great work in idea that there was money in real Wfl/art Dept, Rrctption years. Good flowing well. Price 1° ' parn what success his petition had ville. cleaning up the city streets and al­ estate and ho replied as follows: Tomorrow afternoon the Welfare 1800. Terms to suit customer. A. P *not' hl> embarrassment was further " I would repeat, as nearly as I leys nil over the city. The streets Department will give its annual reMr. F. F. Dutton has returned Connelly. 119 Magnolia avenue. "f » were usually kept clean by former can remember tho words my mother rw long convcreation. Mr. \\ plmirr mado coptlon to tho Woman’s Club to j from a trip to Now York on buslspoke to me ns she hade me good­ street committees hut none of them ' j no allusion whatever to the subject whlrh all members of the club are doss and pleasure combined, ever went into the byways nnd bye when I was leaving home to For Sale— 20 fine brood sown. of tho much-desired position At cordially invited. Following the line I Martin Doyle, Sanford, R. D. No. 2. length, convinced that that »as the hedges nnd ordered everything^ take my cold plunge into the world. of work encouraged by this depart­ Mrs. Sallie Musk of Americas, 58-tfc secretary's method of conveying hti cleaned up and I look for the clean­ Her parting advice was: "If you are ment mudi of the program will hr Cm., is the guest of her niece, Mis. refusal, Irving rose to take his de­ est and best looking Sanford (his able to save any money put it into Williams. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, 1st parture. land.'which God 'made and which “ lon« civ,c line* Ju'1kp f i ‘*° i] C. season that we have ever had. Herring will deliver an address on Then Mr. Webster, rising with him. prize pen Orlando Fair, White Rocks, And wo need it. just as every city, tho schemers cannot tako away said: the Ideal Citizen, which will be fol­ Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Powers nnd 12.50. Other pens $1.60. ' .Single town and hamlet in the United from you.’ I never forgot her a d ­ ” 1 regret to say that I have found it lowed by a discussion ns to how we Mrs. II. J. Holly and Mrs. W.*M. Comb White Leghorn, $1.50 to $2.00 States need» It. The more cleaning vice and I consider the best and Impossible to give you the position for can.itypirc our young people to emu­ Haynes motored to Ornlndo Friday. per setting. Baby chicks $12.00 per which you asked the other day he up and darinnge that we have tho most profitable o f my investments late the ideal citizen. This discus­ hundred for remainder of season. rause"—and here lie suill-d ; ii i..,I better the community In the sum­ to lie those in land or having their sion wilt he in the hands of Hon security based upon land.” Miss Carrie E ns minger has rt Southern Oaks Poultry Farm, En- ly and placed his Jintid on Irunr* mer' time. Since the drainage of 1). L. Thrasher, C. It. Walker and turned from Jacksonville, where she j terprisc, Fla. fi5-9tc shoulder—"because this ninriitiig tinhe city tho tAosIt requires no argument nnd no U J Holly. This will he followed attended the C. E. convention president appointed Villi . in, .1 the grent > und il especial experience to . appreciate by a musical selection rendered by For Sale Prize Winning HulT Or­ traordlnary .and minim, r i-l.'ntt ..t. n origina Il y mapped the Temple Boys' Band, a vocal ' Mrs. Patrick Handy is home again pington Eggs for hutching The tlary to thn court of S|,iur ttuf migli ih•» nt y und told him She was a poor woman number by twelve seventh grade F.Iter a pleasant visit with friends at kin<1 *hnt hatch and live. 15 eggs to neither I nor the presid.m . . i i the celery delta would ha y4* been with limited opportunities hut the girls and a song by the sixth grade <> rm on t Enquire 210 Mr. Webster, as Irving ...... 1 ....... setting Price $2 50 1 ha Vi* ru*ver fully truth was so plait, that her in­ much hotter off less with a(t«n|s|im> t.t V , hie li r**fr«■shmen ts will hoys. afti*r titi-tf Park avenue understood just why n fl*U men stincts sailed it"consider It In keeping with Ho- hon­ mi informal ■rved und he » » ■ social i '< n lie f w f n t j I i n tat d »top ih ia great Messrs. Fraser Armstrong and I For Sale— A good five passenger or nnd dignity of that hlch pi.-onm If you put your hard earned mon­ hour will he enjoyed. All me mbon- H it. Mulrhead hnve returned from :■ ,*. r ns finisbed work beforb it was finished and 1 I ey into real estate you are making automobile in good condition with that you should In* a <t of till» depart me lit are urged to ut tin* f E convention at Jackson­ to yourself " - . understand Glut several Sanford men ¡he safest of all investments Bull new tires, cheap at $.150 (' F. tend and the - luh members with ville who lint) )krgv sums tied up in the t is no investment which in safe! Williams. * 67-t f lh»'ir house guei»tu are cordially InSheep Breeding In J a p a n drainage Oft rations lost all of it and if it is NUT intelligently made, j vite»! Imports -it wool inti. In .i *;*.»■ Mrs. John Muisch has returned For Sale A No I family horse have no* r<|fl'ess except through the There are "srhemers” often in the! amount lo about to wti null: -il- I-rs Iron, St. Petersburg, where she w as1 and carriage, practically new M. M present legii ature. II the drainage r,.1(l estate business and men I>t >' a y ear. wkh* i( t,■y >i. . , * I‘ hint Sulr the guest of Mr» W Stewart, 7 E 2nd St ' IlS-tf W William» had proceed ad the country would |,>se money through their schemes along with the In- r.-.t', d ,!• a ii -pii <■« of of the t he (’ ¡tv Under he auspici*« have lieen ! '* paradise anti there We should all beware of them woolen textil»*» li tie i Ilea UIif 111 ommittee a flower *fhow tlower For The olio wing Mrs E \\--Mi co»* k has returned would haw been nothing tlesired it, ¡| y,)lt bu\ stocks or bonds or an, sldered Important '*> tlr - * -t and fila nl -ul«* will he held Saturday from a }d casant visit l»i her mother pi a riti-: make it pitfect. Now that every interest in a business or make it1Japan A Toit) o - <>min* ■ afternoon in the Hynes building on anil sister at Jacksonville 25r per LI doz; also a grand collec­ bulletin says that » j r i • other sectiu j is busy with drainage most any other investment save in First street This will he an oppor­ tion of large pansies in full bloom, lug matje at the taf :r > operations finnford should again the' land, you are obliged to take tunity to display the products of Stir -lor. Choice lot -if varied chrys­ Mutsukula and m < tuba j Mr-. J |). (irillm is visiting rela take up fbit ,treat work in the celery some one flsi-'s opinion almost en­ the spring flower garden and pot livwl Clermont anthemum.*. carnations, coins, etc w Idle tin* d< part no il1 section and ||ush it to completion, tirely concerning the value and plants a* well ns to he able to buy | James F Harris, opposite Haskins, nnd rumnteree i-. - u< i * * * safety of your Investment Hut in plants anti bulbs at moderate prices. villages In the Island of ll> . , ,|i» to "I I postmaster. t>h-2tp Itirlh* i In the gdud old summer time real estate, the facts are as pi. in breed sheep Tin* departm ] - i - ih*The i it,bun cement of prizes Is 'Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip when wo hky# nothing more to do TO YOU as to anybody else if made in another column. He sure to My lot loeniteli on First street. ctiled to upproprnt, than to build it hotel, play base hall, YOU will take the trouble to look look and see, if you do not buy. Allen Tuesday. April 20, a litth OppOBlPe t he Rollimi» Nest hotel. thousand dollars tor *h* ’ I go fishing, etc., the question of poli­ into them. In almost every other Encourage the active committee in daughter. It may ! You c¡ill buy this property very III lillà Itiako sheep lo* - .1 tics will appear nnd the city officials Investment you have to let SOM E- their work of beautifying our town. rvu-on .i Me on liberal Irrms A-I i will he discu>-(à.'d pro and con. I ONE ELSE judge for you Hn\ ilri-sB 21 t In .tapan a- ,i n Bil­iksl-U 11III. Up* anti D o w n * account of g- - gt,iph • have not investigated the candi-lutcs If you buy real »•»tale in a luc.*I r » J a mpa. Fla '!> This - Ufi» Is rotllposed i f iq ■* and i Gi"tf f; S*l'i -litions, tint if •a- •i . i nod do not know who will he who ily with which you are aequal I) t*-I Tl*p 4»i lh*» Junior ( ivii- downs. I might give my sell us ito For1 Sal»* Oak dining iah!»* and on as a suba i-iu- 1 > ti when the limp comes, hut 1 do hear you will almost surely be safe, (let la'Ugin- rre urged to attend u culled example Of miirse, I prefer fo win, ll, i.i.iiul thut J. I). Davison, A. I). Parrish, all the information you can from meeting at the Woman’s Club rooms but If not I «von t be dissatisfied I chairs, two rockers, sewing machine, or», suine of the dom» Mi­ mny bo met. In view of iIun la- t the dresser and chiffonier, art square, B. W. Herndon, I). L. Thrasher and others, but protect yourself by get­ Thursday afternoon, at :i o'clock to have hnd my share o f sucrem-s nnd r I- «jr j department seem» very aeveral other* will go after tho ting all flu- facts yourself nnd form­ make find plans nnd arrangements reverses: successes t have endeav­ refrigerator und other household nr- roURigt* stork farming i-nl •n ored to meet without elation reverses tirle.i r.t a bargain. Impure at 805 mayor’s jAlJl'blt is almost certain ing your own opinion. (»«•org«* II Kiddmore. V > for the randy sale which will be held without depression, nnd whenever | Elm avenue. that W. W. Abernathy, C. H. DinA real estate (lnvealnient not only in front of the Hynes building Sut- hnve fallen It has been mi mollo gee. II. E. Tolar nnd 11. C. Max­ yields a safe and a comfortable re- j urdny afternoon. . It is important and I think It hss been a good one, tr Corner lot on Park avenue, San­ well will he candidates for re- turn, hut .it stimulates the habit of thut the members attend this meet- try again tin* following day- Sir \V|| ford Heights for sal»* cash or rea­ Church Semi Orient P election with maybe Alderman saving. It helps to give us stability. I ing. Mothers are urged to he sure frld Laurier sonable terms lies! location in the Tim 11unr*Inli i liu^i h « Adams to come in latir The pres­ A great majlrity of those families tluil the children are on hand pno * i ■i city Address Hot 201. Jackson­ self orthodox ent board think they have given the- which have obtained an independconsiderably from nil tin "tm r ville, Fla Di se as es T ha t R a v a g e A r m l e t . .people a good adrai.iistraUon «»d |enco through saving have begun'the Unti temple.-« by It» n in ■ • , r>R-;n<('. K. Surprii* Parly Modern scl»*i)c»* Iibb done much to they arc entitled to a second term good work by an Investment in real that Is half Tartar half I1 i ' An old fashioned surprise party banish disi-ase ainoiigxt soldiers, and just us a matter of appreciation. possesses Its d 1st ¡nel Ij Sia»' m •1,1 estate; usually hy buying a home. full of genuine, laughable surprises tho scourges of smallpox, malaria, and mont. With Its glided cuii-ds*. There will be something doing in In a hundred wuys it is desirable was given^prtttny night hy the Blues cholera, which in former campaigns bright-colored roofs and urtiam<*nt». th e, fall campaign and already the for you to own your own home, F O R R E N T : have killed more men than bullets, ! white glaring «all». It ha» n:« re -d * candidates are feeling around Jo see both In your own interest and In of tho Congregational Endeavor So­ have lost much of their menace for mythologic and t» ge* d.ir» i ‘ ' “',#r if their country will call them. It that of the general community. It ciety at the church. The pews were fighting men. There still remain, moved from the center of the church, than ,.io elalely g-jtlii- or i * **li® ' ia aaid that several dark horses will helps you to take u greater Interest however, diseases such us dysentery, cathedrals giving a large »pace for the Various Cottage for rent. pneumonia, and enteric, which arc J. Musson. appear at the proper moment and in your city or town government, 63-8tp ride into victory but the day of because you seem to huve a greater amusements that made the evening likely to break out amongst bodies . ' >r. . • one of the good old time sort of of troops unless careful precautions dark horses is over and the man stake in good government. For Rent— House of eight rooms Prctubty the Trueil Form *»f Lov* fun. Mrs. F. P. Strong carried off are taken by the men themselves. who wins U the man who comes out There Is n love which »-at. • ••• -It is not truo that you pay more the honors of the spelling bee, spell­ and hath on Myrtle avenue, close openly and tells the people that ho one expression in sy irimth' -I ->J taxes after you own your own house ing down twenty competitors. in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., In wants the position and why he Its happiness In un*lersiaii>lin» Ji-ba Amended the Author. than' you did while you paid rent, tho game of drop the handkerchief office. G3-tfc Oliver Hobbes. wants It. The present officials have Little Lola had been given a short for the rent payer pays the taxes Mrs. Aspinwall nnd Mr. Findlay made good and auy one of them can poem to commit td memory by hor on the house. Yet you get the tax Munson proved themselves to b* For Rent— Several nice office make another race on their record. Wanted— Good two, hurv u'1"* bill if you own tho house and you professional spinsters, while Miss teacher. In It these lines occurred: rooms over Yowell’s. Enquire N. P On the other hand there are many for farm purposes. Wagon, care KNOW that you are paying the Lucille Aspinwall captured the hon­ "8all on, ye mariners, the night Is Yowell & Co. 32-tf voters who alwsys welcome a change gone." latter when requested to ropdat t'lO-tfr tax, while the rent payer often for­ ors in spinning tho plate. The rurnl Herald. tho poem, she, rendered the lines men­ and think that .new blood will get For Rent— A comfortably furnish­ gets that HE too pays the tax. game was the best fun of ull but tioned thus: *HalI on, ye married men, better results. The commission form Public Stenographer I “ 111 l,rt ed room, eastern exposure, In mod­ The next fow years will probably Harry Carlson will have to givo the tho light Is gone." seems to have died out and this pared to do all kinds of stenographic ern home; private family. Summer leaves the aldermen the alternative seo a great boom in real estate. particulars of that. Many other de­ work and typewriting and -»hntj* rates. Gentlemen prcforfiid. Ad­ o f attending to the business of the The losses in stocks and bonds which lightful old games followed in which Is I n t i * r (h r Csssljr J a d * * t H s n is s lr trial wlien you have any * ork 0 dress, Box 1084. 67-tf * s itr , Huts sf M orfil» city without psy and little praise. • people hove suffered during recent all joined, old and young alike and Is rs E i t i tC this kind you wish done Office nr* * of • • • years tend to turn their minds to­ the refreshments served were most Mlu Jirasitv-UlsH •»■■*Furnished room for reriC ’ South­ door east of the postotficc l Miss Frances Aa- To stl CrodHors, L*|ht**o, I>l*tributooo and east corner of Park and Seventh St T After the telegrcph poles fell wards real estate. It wilt be » more “ temptsceous,” 290. Miss Morion Packard ” ill Person* bovini rtslnu or drmnnd* The coming pinwull was mistress of ceremonies sitiax »«Id KitaUi Into the street last week the street popular investment. 58-tfc You »od oach ul y«s »re hereby Bolla.d Lost—Set of false teeth Reward committee of the city council hss electrification of our railroads and and rnsjle a very diplomatic, tactful ■Bd required to prrarnt any rUlm» and conductor. A neat sum was realized drmaada whlrh you or either of you may of $2 00 will be paid for recovery 6cen busy and the public utilities the interurbsn street railway lines bars » film t th e M i s t e o ( Miss Jimmie P . 8 McGuin, Fairvlew House of the city have been warned that will m ike U easier for men to work on the music fund, for which (the Ois*», decerned;- 1st» of Ssmtools County, riofid». to tbs under»!ined Kirrutor ol 68-2tr the d ty engineer will inspect all In the d ty and live In the country. Blues and Reds In friendly rivalry uid Mtnte, within too yosrs from the doto h nroof.' are engaged. It is in the country that the im­ polea and mark the ones that should lu ted. April 17th. A. D. ISIS. * Rejvard — For return or infor^•_ . F. P. FORSTER. bo replaced and they must be taken pulse to own 9ur own home is the IB-Tueo-Stc Enerutor, tion leading to finding <•! 1* *'*' We become more at­ Personal Afen/fon ' down at once and new onees put strongest. gold watch with gold " ll ' lsd(r Wanted— To exchange farming and Mrs. Wingste and little daughter, into the place. This is a move in tached to the soil. We like the gar­ Consly, Mute of Ptortds attached. J. Rowland Ä iM "»" grazing land in Volusia county for den. Tfie neighborhood has an at­ who have been visiting their aunt, Is r* Eetnto of the right direction «for the Incident ** ftp -*tp Emnett II. Horndon house and lot in fynford. Apply to traction of its own that is unknown Mrs. R. E. Tolar returned to their ► Notice Is h e re b y fiv e n , t o o il whom I t the other day might hsvo been sn may concern, that .on lbs SOth day ol J. H. »Hutchinson, 11th and Laurel awful catastrophe. Imagine five In the city. We know our neighbors home In Jacksonville Sunday. Oetober, A. D. lil t , shall apply to tho * 65-9tp better and like them better. Honorable Goo. O. Ilerrlng, Judfe «1 sold avenue. Wanted— Pasturage for two Urge poles falling across the street f .* . . c Coart, a* Jude* ol Probsio, for »sal dieRev. George Hyman left on M on ­ What present* does a sensible ■t one time with vehicles and pedea* near Sanford. Address Hox r h i r z * as Admlaletrnlar of tho mtaie of Emmett II. lleradea, deeeaaod: sad that Wanted— Afhateur musicians that Sanford. Ha._____________ ^ trians passing all the time. Luckily woman appreciate more than the day for Apopka where he will con ­ at tbs i i a i time 1 will prreent Anil aeAdmlaUtrnlof of sold mtate, play wind Instruments that will re­ there was no one injured but the gift of a home from her husband. duct evangelistic meeting^ for the coaaU M Rewsf*1 sad- atk for lhair approval. next ten days. . * Lost— Seb of false teeth hearse and play on pay jobs. Call It is nextV time not so e forlie* MIUV they will Will M W* be »V we •« - “ *twice ,vv blest; It blames him * Datod April ZO, A. f>. IBIS. overy B A R T L E T T W . H E R N D O N , of $2,00 will be paid (on recovery in the next few days. J. M. Stumon lunata and tht dty council ii |>«r-|th»t fWaa and her that tataf.” It — A d w a la tr a to r . 69-HP Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Detroit, 315 East Fourth St. 65-7tp left at Herald office 1» « -t o . 6- 1« . t-tt, 7- « . a -I t , M l fertly right to take the steps in the sLiisfloe a primeval instinct in men, 1C U JR B S T O N E G L E A N IN G S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT PEOPLE AND EVENTS WANTED i| �—- ■ JT*-' "pi* Wf." r“ JT » ? 1 IN T U E HEART OF THE W O R L D ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI- WEEKLY THE SANEOBH HERALD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SANFORD— Uh I» Wo,ih Living VOLUME VI THE THIRD WEEK’S GRIST OF THE LEG- ISLATIVE MILL! S A NF O R D , FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRII. 23. 1915 Trainmaster Royal of the S. A. L.; Judge Kay. general counsel for the A. C. L., were present at the com­ mittee hearing, and nil te*tified that there is net need for additional men to-propt flj1 nun rttPTr traína. _A__yery peculiar -altunthm * con-' SANFORD WAS FOURTH ANNUAL ELECTED NEXT MEET OF FLOR~ MEETING” PLACE to county superintendents and teach­ ers. emphasizing the vital import­ ance to tho people and the public schooLs of the plan. "N o state Au. the Union trai' n .more Interesting PUPILS OF HIGH — SCHOOL W ttfr GIVE OPERETTA n r ie ty of bird life than Florida; there is no state where birds may l)« lore useful and. where th’fy need grenter protection," ho writes therefore earnestly request all schools WILL OPEN TH E C O M M E N C E ­ In se&sion May $ to observe the dny M ENT SEASON AT TH E In an appropriate manner. Teachers HIGH SCH O O L .AUDI­ and pupils.ahould make suitable pro­ TORIUM grams and devote a part of the fore­ noon to the study of the beauty, the Among the many good numbers usefulnes* and protection of any liirda whose life and preservation of the Commencement exercises at the Sanford schools will be the charm merit *our care." . • ing operetta, Sylvia to be presented J I i To expedite the execution of pav­ by the Sanford High Sckool pupils ing contracts In hand and those In at tho auditorium on the evening of view the J. B. McCrary Engineering Monthly: May ard. The operetta tompany will put on two crews at of Sylvia, composed by Maud Elia once in Tarpon Spring*. A contract abeth Inch and W. Rhys-Herbert for half a mile more of paving was is of the period of tho eighteenth awarded the company by the council century and the costumes and stago Friday evening in a special session to settings arc beautiful. The m'ualc will be a feature of the occasion and open bill*. From six to ten cars of the largo chorus of forty voices will fiaving material, block anil curb are add greatly to the operetta. arriving in the railroad yard* here The principals in the caste and laily now and the hauling contrac­ the chorus are rehearsing daily un­ tor* are rushing men untl team* at der tho direction of Mita Tiffts, tho top speed to handle the great vol­ instructor in art and music and ume of material. Nrarly 200 car* of Sylvia will demonstrate tho ability paving material have been received of the teacher and the progress made by the puvlng company since the by the pupils of the High School, operations were begun nearly six The operetta is pastoral in all the week* ago. stage setting* and the two acta are : : : in the hay fields showing the hay­ MnleriaJ fur the new >»»p!ialt plant maker* in the costume of that to be erected in Mining lo prepare period The admission will be» 35 material fur the three and a half cent* for adults and 26 cents for mile contract of asphalt paving has children ami the operetta ¡s already been shipped and the puvlng will assured of a most generous support. soun In-gin. The following are tho principal f f ! haracters in the caste: Virginia Rrudy S., v* 11»•• Jacksonville Metropoli* Sylvia Harold Washburn This »tate import* must of ita ; I>eLaee) Allen Jone* meati», bolli fresi) and rured. Iti I lobbytum Sherman Routh should be a largì- exporter of meats. 1 William France* Aspinwnll Florida should fei-il hulf a dozen Betty Daisy Retta' siate», ¡»* wiill a* supplying thè need» Arabella (■lady* Morris n( ln-r inni pettple A livimlock hu-j A ramini :i Fern Ward reni» with nu experienced, scientific Polly Ruth McDaniel* man at it* head would he ti great Molly Dolly Fannie Relia Munson hi-itelit to the s l a t e " Rollio Walter Rowland fronted the senate committee at this hearing, a* there were engineers and APPROPRIATION FOR CITRUS ^conductors to the number of nt least O DD FELLOWS AND REBEC­ THE ABSTRACTERS LO O K ­ CANKER F A V O R A « r H * R -- r six who testified in behnlf of the ING FO RW ARD TO M E E T­ CAS WILL HOLD GRAND ’ PORTED T O COM E UP companies, and materially strength­ ING T O BE HELD IN LODGE IN TH IS CITY ened the cause of the railroads by I IN HOUSE TODAY GAINESVILLE NEXT YEAR testifying that the more men there * ----------• Tallahassee, Fla., April 21.— It be­ were on the train only increased That the fourth annual convention Sanford will entertain the Grand gin* to look a* if the suspension of tho liability of accident. ’ of Florida Association of Title Men. Lodge of Odd Fellows and the KeConductors Frederick and Rod­ sheriffs by the Governor would prcwhich is to meet in Gainesville May bekah assembly in 1916. This city gers, of the S. A. L. R, R., Engineer* dpitate a merry fight in the sennit* 3rd to 6th will be very interesting was chosen at the meeting in Gaines­ Thomas and Loub of tho Seaboard over the confirmation of the Gover­ and well attended Is the general nor's action. Senator Himes ha* In­ all ’apolte against the full crew hill. ville on Wednesday with Jackson­ troduced a resolution for the ap­ While Mr. Kite alone spoke for the ville, Arcadia, Sarasota and several opinion of those in touch with the situation, In addition to the invi___...... other eitleswas in tincompetition. senate committee pointment of a committee of five to hill. The tnttons and splendid program mailed report on the power* and dml»« »f decided how to report Ihn bill bw-U- — The Cominprriul Club, the bants. < ip the abstracters throughout the was evident that the railway em­ the Woman*» Club and many other the senate in acting or\ the suspen­ state by President J»rr»*tt of Pnlittployes were not in harmony on this organization* and citizens wired the sion of Sheri(T Spncer of Hills ku. dozens of attractive postcard* borough. Sheriff Raker of Palm measure, and deferred action to invitation to come to Sanford anil some future dale. the appeal was so strong that the reminders of time and place of the Reach and Sheriff Potsdamor of Su­ Grand Lodge turned to Sanford as convention have been mailed by wannee, recently ordered suspended That the State of Florida can the lily turns to the morning sun and 1». R ('nlson of Gainesville,’ who is from ofllco by the Governor. It i* save annually several thousand dol­ Sanford will show the Odd Fellows a member of the executive com m it­ expected that a fight on the several lars by ■'conducting an insurance de­ •and their ladies the time of their tee ml former president of the ussuspensions wit! be made when the Octation T h e reminder bear* this Governor's action comes up for ap­ partment (or the slate's own prop­ lives in the year 1916 for this city nscriptiun: "Title Men of Florida: erty. instead of paying the enormous will then have a new hotel and a proval in the senate. annual premiums us now is the cus­ large auditorium in which to take Make a red ring about the date Tallahassee, Fla., April 22.— A tom. is the opinion of Representative care of any convention* that may May 3 to 5; Gainesville Convention Com.-." hill creating Rroward county agreed Goldstein of Nassau count/. cornc to Snnford. The Grand Lodge The Gainesville' Hoard of Trade upon by tho representatives and sen­ According to Mr. Goldstein, the of Odd Fellow* and the Reheccuha ators representing I)nde and Palm state enn save approximately $65,000 usually have between 300 and -100 will cooperate with the local c o m ­ Reach counties was passed by the annually over the losses that have member* pre-Au at the meeting* mittee on entertainment, and the house today under waiver of the been paid to the state by insurance each year and as the number is con­ stav of the Florida abstracters in University Cilv will he most rules. companies. The state now pays stantly increasing the citizen* hum | jdw’ s. nt Ml mi-uili.-rs ar.- i'»rin-»ll> Fort l.auderdele where Rroward f 10-1.3 Iti so premium* and the lo*-u-» will Inii'e to bestir themselves ea rly did his first drainage work in the during tile period for ulm h these to make arrangements for the lug n-ipi.-'li d to leave their respective home* m time to reach Gainesville h Kvergludea is to In- the count \ seat premiums were paid wu* $61,177.55, meeting 2 or i o ’ clock Mond: y afternoon The bill will prboubly In- passed in leaving a *urp!us to tin- insurance I lie sixteenth annual session of the in .-rdcf lo lake advantage of the the senate tomorrow companies of $ It t*'i i | Grand Lodge of Florida Independent The long tight in changing the Hv ha* prepared a bill for intro­ order of Odd Fellow«, and tho an­ I sight seeing drive over the city. In* (eluding special visit to the Unlvcr boundary line* of Jackson, Holmes duction which is ns followsnual meeting of th-- Rebekah assem­ \n interesting fea and Washington counties w:i» ended \ bill lo be entitled all .1' I *r»-al bly in Gaitii-\|lle I- said to have *1 1v <1 Florid. today by the passage of t fie full as mg a *tate insurance fund. uuthnrtz been the most largely illtelldeil III its t lire of the cti :i vi-nt loll will lie the agreed under waiver of tin- rule* lug the board of state institution history, and the University City animal bnni|Uet. which will he held V commissioners to m»urc all the prop­ gale the delegates a generous and ;il the famous White House Hotel Tallahassee, Fla.. April 22. A It-" Rnlit W Davis, register the erty of the state in sill’ll fond and open armed web nine lull raising the salaries of judges has I i led Si,lies hind office lu»s Con I In- fidlouirig oilie r* were elected soi.i.d to act as t on st master mi this In-en practically agreed on in the »lithnrizing I lie ( ninjitroller to draw Grand patriarch John II Klk of mi ..- m u . mol many instructive. In senate. Justices ’ of the Supreme n warrant out of nnv loud' tint rulirt are to receive Jii. Olili per lilt otherwise upprnpruiti’ll in tLe slat* Jin |s*"ii i till gr.ii.-l high (iriesl, I || I ti ii ting and inspiring toasts will he mini, circuit cnur.t judges i t .non unit treasury for carrying out t he pro Slum oJ Tam pa; grand senior war listi-ui-d to a round t lie lmto|Uet board lien, \\ I' l ’ llleli* of Lakeland criminal court judges $3.filili u year vision* of the act The lienelits to in- derived from John W Davi* of St John romiti grand junior Ward Zeli.ir ni persons) ut»i ndauct- upon these con M In discussing the bill Senator Srhnol Ronds I lie semiti commlMet l od. v ga » > Orlando, grand in.irsh.il, W T. lini ha» introdurlo! a bill in thè house of Himes said that t h e judges got le»» ventums viinmt lie too strongly Everything is beirtg rapidly shaped than the Governor, who w.i* a dig­ tile ijuestlon of Sllllllllsslon to t In­ tinger of Rradcutnw n. grand tre»* stressed. . * many thing* of interest representati ves to provide for a homi- up now to circulate the petition for He wuula thè li Rhinehi-rt of Jackson to the abstracter and many perplex­ for ih-ltnqiient girl» nified, ornamental kind of person, vitte of the people of the eiplal fra li­ un-r. ( bonding our special school district, chee const il ut ioni I amendment one schuol Hstablished' in Tulluhasaee in ville, reelected. grand senile, S. C but we could g e t along \ery w e | | ing questions ¡»re discussed and and again we call the attention of order that it mny he pi-rsonally intune vote; and the result is there will McCotnjell of Tnrnpa, re-elected. j without him. made clear ut these meetings. Anton mir citizens to the importance of » peci ed by thè govi-rtior and other The senate 1ms made the Hudson lie little chanci- for the success of grand represi-nfative 1 iltti \\ Minio! mail»* clear at these meetings this matter and solicit their suppnrt, stale officiai* I mg of Galnesville, grand selilinel. pieni board bill a spec»,I order for l lie measure al I ht* session Among the subjects to be dl* t hir present »rhool building* are enMr* |( (' Conley, president of (; I.ambrecht qf 16 risa cola ; grami this morning when it will come up Missed III V he mentioned I lie fol tlr»-|\ HIM-liquate to ,1 - OIIIMIOt|.1t■’ I lurida F.quel I r.inchi*,. Ia-a glie •liter ■f M I I II .11 I •■ !’•i.-.i ola Iourn.il p-irt* a tin- evi-r increasing at ten dance. Tile for final passage Friend- of t In- il in r lurid a low ii g I * . 11 - (I 1 |lr i no left Io1 .0 I -■-! V ili) a n> 11 i , sure In lieve it wilt In | ■■1 III 1 by M > i ofliii* l i c k .... .. ill. I'he log tric ri-a-, in io-r riavn 1 »ture» l-u»i board .ti present pay* high rate* \ ' , Il -r I I rn l ' i l of I lo He»* .imi -t,,|,-* Ihal meli well post­ ■d interest on a large outstanding ■ h •I* senate and thut lie looi-c .»till ^ I Itreprese»,» Xdvi*. hiiit . oi t inlorin \h-lrail« \---o ia ' I ( -i i. ..'Irageli in thè iiidunlr.) jiredici thut witli- debt, beside* rent for emergency live from .'s.iiilotd L.olge mid the mi by K. I. M . k. Harlow. l"se bub- tune in concurring m 11-« Slat. Reform a I «»enee 1 11 e r n il senate's action Attempts made in arrived lo,|a lowing member* were at the meeting Legislation and How to Obtain It" in a yeur or tu o Pensa cola will be school houses. Tin order to econ­ in thè nt» vai slori-s World. omize our expenses the board has what was practically an all day de­ several days. J J Dickinson. J. II. Ferguson. J. H.||,y p. I) Judson, Jacksonville; thè It has been understood that the RFutnn, J ( ’ Hall. \Y. I*. Stime, J bate in tho senate yesterday to tuck "Printer*1 Ink in the Abstract Rusi- Thi» is us it sìmuld be and the Deep been forced tt> make arrangements on amendments to the trill failed. As legislative committees of the two F Hickson riess" by II It Colson. Gainesville; Water City »hmild "talk" prosperity for next school term, to accomrnoluidles. which were löget her here it stands the measure carries $16(1,Land Su-v. v* t>v F S Miller more than it ha* been lining in the d two Grammar School grade* They are to be • >llgr .1 1ilia t e d f non. of which $126.00(1 is to be used s e v e r a l t i m e s - I t i r i ' i g t h e p a s t w e e k 'The Kducatinii of past year in l hi- lliyh School building and cut body of g o o d Lake City, and ringing tingre.il decided lo .li pi n o p a r t i a l m e n s to light tiie citrus clinker pe»t in Vbstra- ti ■ hv II » ’ i oakling off several toucher» This is not to peo p I< ll V allowing w o uè-e lo -— ’ lir e » . S II, Il WIII Ite In Sanford l'itusvill*lin- (fili-stinti Rut inn iln ¡idv. ui g»- of our school system There is a disposi!imi un the paft voti- ili selon, •r homi eh-» Iion* un 1,i l«-il It\ \\ U I mli , n( >t Va <•1 Monda), J-iiu- Ittn. ilruggi-ir»i nu»l i* onty a ti-mporary muke .»hift, it b l n a t m i l s l ol l to of the legislature to give tG cobi di r prop» r Mrii-.g uni b» I jift plant», m ui au-linc hring* t>m many vita! que» from Kttntsoia, Rrndi-ntow n. Matta- bui it «aulii not be necessnry il we shoulder to the propositions to »uff -t..nd * r tal' i Me o n e i l e m a m l t h a t prêt list cut lliiwcr* tu the II y ne* inni* und i» an attractive fetttiir»' of t (‘al meno, l’ori Tampa. Tnrpon had thè buildings now ihat we hope ml t constitutional a mend no nt* for I umiuulitied suffrage on a pinne- with li tit I«11 1 g Su I urda y iiinrniiig lii-lnri- 'be eon vent ion Ab»trad men ran- Sprmgs. Clcurwutcr, Tampa andito gel with otir honding. Therefirst one thing and then another, mi'll be glieli them ; ol well afford to mi*» tills meeting prnctk’ttlly all cilles und town» tu fore, let1', all pul our shoulders to len and try lur a prize. there also appears a great deal of If this program is adhered to it the southern part of the state wi the wheel and work for a school sentiment against the various propo­ doubtless means that there will lie arrive in Oriundo in automobile* bond election for the good of our sition* which would create new com­ nothing accomplished for the move­ about 7 o'elork, ¡wrd will spend the kiddie*. mission* and new Jobs. Among these ment; but should they recede from niglit Leaving this city thoy will latter which will have u hard road to that position it î» probable that some Chose Sanford go to Sanford anil Delaiml to Day­ travel if it i* adopted by the assem­ partial concession may be made by tona, where they will lie joined by u Gainesville. April 21. Tho place bly 1» the proposal to create a state the b idy ITEMS o r INTEREST ABOUT FLORIDA ( I DLED party from the East Count, and pro­ for holding the n” Xt mooting of the department of publicity. The Wbod ceed to Atlantic Bench, where they Grand Lodge of Florida, 1. O. (). F., FOR BUSY READERS hill introduced in the house, which ^lii’ senate i* up uguinnt the con­ will hold their annual pharmaceutical and the election of ulticers « me boi* identical with that introduced in stitution in ri’gurd to the mutter of (oro the sixtieth annual session, Duncan V. Curry has been re- 1 A young, man living near 1’ untn convention. June 16, 17 and IS. the senate by Senator Hudson, cre­ the recent suspensions of the Hills­ Orlando Sentinel meeting in the Masonic Temple this ate* a bureau with a board of com­ borough and Palm Reach county elected state president of the Fldrida Gorda, whose mother died while he morning i* a special or<h Christian Endeavor Society. i wi.s an infant, was brought to town missioner* as supervisor* and a pub­ sheriffs, made lo take effect May 10. Sanford the Celery city and the• J J a few days ago for the first time. Fa*l Train Rlsrunllnued licity director, whose duty it will be One provision <>l the constitution motropolis of Semino! i county v.a* The Hurotw Steam Laundry Com He had never seen a railroad, u Tampa, April 22. “ Tampa Spec­ the choice. Sanford w. i not talked to find jobs for men out of employ­ is that the governor may suspend ment, encourage immigration to the until the next session of the legisla­ puny ha* added to its equipment it town or a woman. One of tho first ial," u fast through train operated much the first day of tho Grand Universal press. Fifteen thousand' sights that greeted his vision was a by the Atlantic Const Line between state, etc. ture. dollars was spent 'last year in new i’ unln. Gorda »pecimen o^Ji-minitity. Tampa and Jacksonville will be Lodge but when th ballot was tni on The other is thut the governor There are many bills which pro­ Fatrfsr," he »aid, "what is that?” withdrawn Sunday was the unnuuncc on nominations the vote stood: machinery. vide for new positions, including the may suspend no officer anil report "That, tny non, is a woman," re­ merit made by J G. Kirkland, di­ Sanford, 49; Jacksonville, 44; Sara­ 1 I t following: State boiler inspector, his removal to the senate for con­ The contract has been let for tin filled the father. "Well, father, 1 vision passenger agent. The train sota, 28: end Aic&dia, 15. A groat' ■tate harbor inspector, board of tax firmation or rejection. want one of them things," was the has been leaving Tumpa nt 12:45, many preferred one of the south The point raised is whether the erection of the new" Bella Vista hotel Florida cities, but the Isolation as re­ actualization, the plant peat board, at Du vista. The building will he immediate rejoinder. Zolfo Truth. arriving in Jacksonville ut 7:30. hureau of labor statistics and others. words "next session" can be stretch­ four . stories high and will have n gards distance from points in north According to nnnounremeni, tho i : t Rome of theae are meritorious mens- e d . to cover a session in progress and west Florida militated ugainal roof garden. last "Tampa Special" southbound the DoSoto and Manatee count!tes when a suspension i* made;, or utes and are looked upon wltb»tnore Secretary Geo. A. Paddock of the will arrive here Friday at 4 o'clock 1 1 t or less favor by the member* of the whether the governor should not candidates. But one ballot was Miami Chamber of Commerce is The first visit lo Jacksonville of and the last train northbound will have removed the sheriff* and re­ legislature. taken, the three citiei standing be­ working to secure u* many visitors ported the mutter to the senate at Siegmund Lubin, founder and head for Miami in the summer as in the leave here at 12:46 Saturday. low Sanford withdrawing, wh*reuf the Lubin Manufacturing Com­ Train No. 80. whlrh has been ujion tho Celery city was chosen by The senate committee on railroad* once while it 1» sittinjf. winter, Mr. Paddock has secured A suspension made during a ses­ pany of Philadelphia may result In the .nimes of hundreds of physi­ leaving Tampa at 10:30 will, begin­ acclamation.—Times-Union. •nd telegraph mft In the senate fhamber at 8 p. m. and immediately sion and to take place at a »late in the establishment of a film factory cians to whom he has sent bulletins ning Sunday, leave here at 12 o'clock in Jacksonville, noun, ll will arrive at Plant City began consideration,of the full rrrw the near future, i* not a suspension Hasting* is to have a great i«-lecontaining climatic data for the sum­ at |2:33 p in . umi will get to Lake­ under the constitutional rights of hill which w^s Introduced in the brntion FriUiiy of this week to show mer temperature» of previous years. Snyder Mill*, who lives near Brad­ land at 12:53, will arrive ut Kisaim- j j •enate by Senator Farris, nt request the case, is the contention of fiiany . gTuiP'SJir Haaiirtgr ¡n-ople art» Enclosed are special invitation» to me at 2:13 p in., at Orlando at ley Junction committed suicide Wed °f . the Brotherhood of Railway and it i* considered likely that the for the completion of the brick road nesiûÿ morning by hang*ing” himself *B*nd \ht> ,n M,* mi 2:43, nt Sanford st 3:26. and Jack­ Trainmen who were represented by senate will decide there is nothing on un orange tree. No motive is and »¿vantage of the amuse- sonville ut 7:30 p. m. This sched­ which connecta tho famous potato legally, and constitutionally before W. E. Kite, of that organizationcountry, with Jacksonville and St. ments offered. ule will be only forty-five minute* The railway companlea were repre the body, and it will be up to the known but the young man is thought Augustine. An efficient e n mit tee t : t to have been deranged, his mind not slower than the one maintained by *«nted by the largest delegation thnt governor to remove and report to has charge of the program t.nd a May 4 will be bird day in every the "Tampa Special." having been right for the past two has appeared before at this aesaion of the senate such removal, or wait, un; great day is in »toiy for all who can Falling off in local travel dug to til the legislature adjourns and then years, having cxpreienced an electric soction of the state. Through the cfthe legislature. . Superintendent attend. forta of the Florida Audubon society the general depression suffered by Like if the 8eaboard; Division Supt. then make what tho constitution shock by coming in contact With a live wire about two years ago, from the day haa been aet aside for pub­ the railroads is the reason assigned Uulbs of finest callauiurns in the J'urvla of the Seaboard; General Supt provides for, a recess order, and re­ the effecta of which ho never re­ lic observance. W. N. Sheets, state by- the Coast Line for withdrawing world for sale at Uynes building port the same to the next ^session of Btand of the A, C. L., General Mansuperintendent has issued a notice the fast train. Saturday afternoon. •irr Kendley. of the 0 . S. k F. R. H, the legislature, two years* hence. , covered. # z_í V ‘i j ta ¡¿gx-A .¿X z g •# ' . ¿ 7ifàkàû: *' -A z i'.: , ■•: U , 4, i . --»c. U -J iiîË ■ . ) > • . « ■ , >AA,I • . SnS ALL AROUND THE STATE / N O . 70 J ’S j * m s J > v A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 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, April 20, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 20, 1915. 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>, April 20, 1915; <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/89eae397328735194cf8f058a279ea22.pdf eabc848dd54f1621722be781b02bc938 PDF Text Text . t PAGE EIGHT APRIL 20 1913 THE'SANFORD HERALD co o o o ao ao o o o ao o o o ao o o o o o o o o o ao o o aao ao o o o o o ao aao o o a cm ( who luw-*ttugglfid Jn war an d peace Mr. and Mr«. Lcceh and M in Cora LITTlE*eJOKE OF WEBaTtVi « Leech of Michigan and Mr. S. M. to own a part o f the e a rth itself, How Ho Refuted to Appoint Wj»hini because it is natural it is wise nnd Lloyd motored over to Daytona . ton Irving Dispatch Dearer 3 S un day for the duy. right. • to Himself. * * \/ ♦ ♦ M r. Clarence S m ith left for T al­ BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN * Rev Arthur Searing Peck, rector When. In 1826 . Washington )rvlnr lahassee Sunday to Ijc gone two was preparing his "Life ,,r f„|umbttg* of Holy Cross Episcopal Church of YOU AND ME.” . ‘ % ’ ho took up his abode at the hem,. ,'l( this city deserves great credit for months. the Amorlcan consul in Madrid ,na his good work among the hoys of 4 * <£> <f> ♦ some tlmo later, while collectinK „„ Mr. and Mrs. L, (}. Colton of the city He has arranged a moving tcrials for his “Conquest of Granada" Jacksonville spent several days lust picture show added to the other attrac­ «J All laical Advertisements Udder and “Tho Alhambra." he lived (or S tions at the Parish House and the week in the city, the guests of This Heading, THREE CENTS a quite a long time in southern Spain A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITII. hoys are there every evening enjoy­ friends. Then, aftor sorting as secretary ()f Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tho American legation at Under, h„ ing innocent amusements, an d their “ HE’LL PKENT ’E M "— SO SAYS SAUNTEREIt. Miss Lena Ogden of Mississippi parents especially appreciate the Charge 25 Cents. returned from his long sojourn abroad ooooQOO oaoaoooaoooooooooooaooaooaaooooaoaooooDoooaat work of Mr Peck. The youngsters and M rs. U. T. Entxrninger of J lr a d to his own country to enjoy the rru|„ of his fame. i I am not a kicker hut I would matter. The telegraph «companies are from all the churches nnd art jy spent Friday with Mrs. C. W. Entsminger. But, as tlmo went on, tho memories like to sef, more progress on the btolk- and jill other companies that have not confined to the Episcopal church of thoso days In SpWn grew sweeter hend. 1 know - that tho contractor» poles' in the city should hnve them nnd tho younger classes are taking i u n i t i h* F O R SA L E and there sprang up In his breast a have been having troubles of their In the best of condition a t all times great Interest in the pleasure* and ^ M r. and Mrs. O. L. Taylor en- <> ■fcwgtftg-tTT'vfMt again tho land when, joyed a short visit to JacksonvilU the work---T h e y h ar e 'th e ir own so­ and If they-w»R-m»t do-thls for their own but all of us have troubles and Itial tüPitk.. life had been so pleasant. So, |q yet we are expected- * • - make good own-protection, a n d that .of the, c ili- ciety w ith - duly, installed . -officer* ' For Sale -Ih re« fresh milk cows: an/l- oe*—being molded-iirt-*—manly sometimo. At tho present m o m sn ^ icn a-th o n the-city-co u n cil- will Martin Doyle, Modroc, Fl». BÖ-tt resolved (o cnll upon Mr \\>b»ter the bulkhead is holding hack many that they put in tho props*, kin d of men Tljls-U the kind of work that I M ra- R . **. Mulrhead has as her thpn secretary of state, and ask of la bringing results and the young-1 i **•*$* hgr mother, Mrs. O. L. Johnimprovements und I would like to^polea. Hogs for Sale—Car load jusr re­ him tho humble post of bearer of ,n,. aters aro getting a good idea of th e11,00 11ini sister. Miss B. S. Johnson of ceived. Write Martin Doyle, R. D. patches to tho nitnlMer of Spain, «to see moVe sand being pumped in to 65-tfc was about to bo appointed. In order to the fill. M aybe I do not know an y­ 5 Attracted by tho hand and other spiritual and moral nnd nlno of the| I ° rl Myers, No. 2., for particulars. diminish tho expenses of tho trip to thing about it and maybe I do but noises I wandered out to Sanford everyday life that will soon confront Mr. E. J. Do Vane has 1 returned however It in results In any business Heights or M arkham Park or w h a t­ them in their various walks of life. Fat Cattle for Salt^-Some fine that country. ho called 1,11 on Ul'’ the lu’rn secretary si to Plant City after a pleasant visit ones just shipped in and in fine ron- j . . When " “'“J1 **” that count. • , ever they call it to attend the a u c ­ .... 1 . . . ” ». .1 n I c — hl* private residence, howev and to his daughter, Mrs. HujJes. tion Bale and while standing there d'tion. Address Martin Doyle, ban - 1 preferred his modest request, er. he ford, R. D. No. 2. 55-tfc * While talking ubout the clean up watching the crowds in their a t ­ n little embarrassed by tho hesliatloo Mr. James Miller of Jacksonville of the city I wish to recommend the tempt to get something for'nothing oi Mr. Webster, who told him that who cam e down to attend the funer­ For Salt»— Five acres half, mile be could not grant tho request until ladies for taking the Initiative in thia I engaged a prominent Sanford man Continued from Pago 5 great movenjent for the betterment in conversation. He has made his Magazine fund and expensen will be al of Mrs. I)eLn M atter has returned from brick road, quarter mile from he had consulted the president Ac. to hia home. loading station, 6 miles from San­ cordlngly, Irving took his Irave. his of tho city. , I also wish to toss a pile and most of it on Sanford real applied on the Music Department ford, county road on one side. All gentle nature somewhat hurt by such estate, so the rtimoy goes nnd I a s k ­ bouquet to Chairman Davison and piano fund. Mre.—Ht—Cr—Gerror—has returned good—bhrrk—hammock land:— Twrr rntd treatment. ----his—fallow i|imuIm n —of—the—street- ed - ho w - he -o b u imnl -bis s te r t-o r - r W When ho returned a fow days later from a pleasant v isit to Jackson acres cleared, fenced and farmed 2 committee i for their great work in idea that there was money in real Wfl/art Dept, Rrctption years. Good flowing well. Price 1° ' parn what success his petition had ville. cleaning up the city streets and al­ estate and ho replied as follows: Tomorrow afternoon the Welfare 1800. Terms to suit customer. A. P *not' hl> embarrassment was further "I would rep eat, as nearly as I leys nil over the city. The streets Department will give its ann ual reMr. F. F. Dutton has returned Connelly. 119 Magnolia avenue. "f » can remember tho words my mother were usually kept clean by former rw long convcreation. Mr. \\ plmirr mado coptlon to tho Woman’s Club to j from a trip to Now York on buslspoke to me ns she hade me good­ street committees hut none of them ' j no allusion whatever to the subject whlrh all members of the club are doss an d pleasure combined, ever went into the byways nnd bye when I was leaving home to cordially invited. Following the line For Sale— 20 fine brood sown. of tho much-desired position At I Martin Doyle, Sanford, R. D. No. 2. length, convinced that that »as the hedges nnd ordered everything^ take my cold plunge into the world. of work encouraged by this dep art­ Mrs. Sallie Musk of Americas, 58-tfc secretary's method of conveying hti cleaned up and I look for the clean­ Her parting advice was: "If you are ment mudi of the program will hr Cm., is the guest of her niece, Mis. refusal, Irving rose to take his de­ est and best looking Sanford (his able to save any money put it into Williams. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, 1st parture. lan d.'w hich God 'm ade and which “lon« civ,c line* J u'1kp f i ‘*° i] C. season that we have ever had. Herring will deliver an address on Then Mr. Webster, rising with him. prize pen Orlando Fair, White Rocks, And wo need it. just as every city, tho schemers cannot tako a w a y said: the Ideal Citizen, which will be fol­ Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Powers nnd 12.50. Other pens $1.60. ' .Single town and hamlet in the United from you.’ I never forgot her a d ­ ”1 regret to say that I have found it lowed by a discussion ns to how we Mrs. II. J. Holly an d Mrs. W.*M. Comb White Leghorn, $1.50 to $2.00 States need» It. The more cleaning vice and I consider the best and Impossible to give you the position for can.itypirc our young people to emu­ Haynes motored to Ornlndo Friday. per setting. Baby chicks $12.00 per which you asked the other day he up and darinnge that we have tho most profitable of my investments late the ideal citizen. This discus­ hundred for remainder of season. rause"—and here lie suill-d ; ii i..,I better the community In the sum­ to lie those in land or having their sion wilt he in the hands of Hon security based upon land.” Miss Carrie E ns minger has rt Southern Oaks Poultry Farm, En- ly and placed his Jintid on Irunr* mer' time. Since the drainage of 1). L. Thrasher, C. It. W alker and fi5-9tc shoulder—"because this ninriitiig tinhe city tho tAosIt requires no argument nnd no U J Holly. This will he followed turned from Jacksonville, where she j terprisc, Fla. president appointed Villi . in, .1 attended the C. E. convention the grent > und il especial experience to . appreciate by a musical selection rendered by For Sale Prize Winning HulT Or­ traordlnary .and minim, r i-l.'ntt ..t. n origina Il y mapped the Temple Boys' Band, a vocal ' Mrs. Patrick Handy is home again pington Eggs for hutching The tlary to thn court of S|,iur ttuf migli ih •» nt y und told him She was a poor woman number by twelve seventh grade Iter a pleasant visit with friends at kin<1 *hnt hatch and live. 15 eggs to neither I nor the presid.m . . i i F. the celery delta would ha y4* been with limited opportunities hut the Mr. Webster, as Irving ....... 1 ........ girls and a song by the sixth grade Enquire 210 setting Price $2 50 < > rm ont much hotter off 1 ha Vi* ru*ver fully truth was so plait, that her in ­ less with a(t«n|s|im> t.t V , hie li r**fr«■shmen ts will hoys. afti*r titi-tf Park avenue understood just why n fl*U men stincts sailed it"consider It In keeping with Ho- hon­ mi in formal ■rved und he »»■ social i'<nlief wfntj I in tat d »top ih ia great Messrs. Fraser Armstrong and I For Sale—A good five passenger or nnd dignity of that hlch pi.-onm If you put your hard earned mon­ will he enjoyed. All me mbon- H i t . Mulrhead hnve returned from hour :■ ,*. r ns finis bed work beforb it was finished and 1I ey into real estate you are making automobile in good condition with that you should In* a <t of till» depart me lit are urged to ut tin* f E convention at Jackson­ new tires, cheap at $.150 to yourself " . understand Glut several Sanford men ¡he safest of all investments B u ll (' F. and the - luh members with ville who lint) )krgv sums tied up in the t is no investment which in safe! tend Williams. * 67-t f lh»'ir house guei»tu are cordially InSheep Breeding In J a p a n drainage Oft rations lost all of it and if it is NUT intelligently made, j vite»! Imports -it wool inti. I n .i *;*.»■ Mrs. John Muisch has returned For Sale A No I family horse have no* r<|fl'ess except through the There are "srhem ers” often in th e ! amount lo about to wti null: -il- I-rs Iron, S t. Petersburg, where she w a s 1 and carriage, practically new M. M present legii ature. II the drainage r,.1(l estate business and men I>t >' a y ear. wkh* i( t,■y >i. . , * I ‘ hint Su lr the guest of Mr» W Stewart, 7 E 2nd St ' IlS-tf W William» had proceed ad the country would |,>se money through their schemes along with the In- r.-.t', d ,!• ii -pii <■« of t hhe e (’ ¡tv Under he aauspici*« have lieen ! '* paradise anti there We should all beware of them woolen textil»*» li tie i ommittee a flower *fhow Ilea UI if 1 1 1 tlower For The olio wing Mrs E \\ --Mi co»* k has returned would h a w been nothing tlesired it, ¡| y ,)lt bu\ stocks or bonds or a n , sldered Important '*> tlr - * -t and fila nl -ul«* will he held S a tu r d a y from a }dcasant visit l»i her mother pi a riti-: make it pitfect. Now that every interest in a business or make it 1Japan A Toit) o < > m in* ■ afternoon in the Hynes building on anil sister at Jacksonville 25r per LI doz; also a grand collec­ bulletin says that » j r i • other sectiu j is busy with drainage most any other investment save in First street This will he an oppor­ tion of large pansies in full bloom, lug matje at the taf :r > operations finnford should again the' land, you are obliged to take tunity to display the products of Stir -lor. Choice lot -if varied chrys­ Mutsukula and m <tuba j Mr-. J |). (irillm is visiting rela take up fbit ,treat work in the celery some one flsi-'s opinion almost en­ the spring flower garden and pot livwl Clermont anthemum.*. carnations, coins, etc w Idle tin* d< part no il1 section and ||ush it to completion, tirely concerning the value and plants a* well ns to he able to buy | James F Harris, opposite Haskins, nnd rumnteree i-. - u< i * * * safety of your Investment Hut in plants anti bulbs at moderate prices. villages In the Island of ll> . , ,|i» to "II postmaster. t>h-2tp Itirlh* i In the gdud old summer time real estate, the facts are as pi. in breed sheep Tin* departm ]- i - ih*The i it,bun cement of prizes Is 'Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip when wo hky# nothing more to do TO YOU as to anybody else if made in another column. He sure to M y lot loeniteli on First street. ctiled to upproprnt, than to build it hotel, play base hall, YOU will take the trouble to look look and see, if you do not buy. Allen Tuesday. April 20, a litth OppOBlPe t he R o l lim i » Nest hotel. thousand dollars tor *h* ’ I go fishing, etc., the question of poli­ into them. In alm ost every other Encourage the active committee in daughter. III lillà It may ! Y o u c¡ill b u y this p ro p e rty v e r y Itiako sheep lo* - .1 tics will appear nnd the city officials Investment you have to let SOME- their work of beautifying our town. rvu-on .i Me on liberal Ir r m s A-I i will he discu>-(à.'d pro and con. I ONE ELSE judge for you Hn\ ilri-sB 21 t In .tapan a- ,i n B i l ­i ksl-U 11III. U p * anti D o w n * account of g- - gt,iph • have not investigated the candi-lutcs If you buy real »•»tale in a luc.*I r» J a mpa. F la '!> This - Ufi» Is rotllposed i f iq ■* and i Gi"tf f; S*l'i -litions, tint if • a- •i .i nod do not know who will he who ily with which you are a equal I) t*-I Tl*p 4»i lh*» Junior ( ivii- downs. I might give my sell us ito For1 Sal»* Oak dining iah!»* and on as a suba i-iu-1 > ti when the limp comes, hut 1 do hear you will almost surely be safe, (let la'Ugin- rre urged to attend u culled example Of miirse, I prefer fo win, ll, i.i.iiul thut J. I). Davison, A. I). Parrish, all the information you can from meeting at the Woman’s Club rooms but If not I «von t be dissatisfied I chairs, two rockers, sewing machine, or», suine of the dom» Mi­ mny bo met. In view of i Iun la- t the dresser and chiffonier, art square, B. W. Herndon, I). L. Thrasher and others, but protect yourself by get­ Thursday afternoon, at :i o'clock to have hnd my share of sucrem-s nnd r I- «jr j department seem» very aeveral other* will go after tho ting all flu- facts yourself nnd form­ make find plans nnd arrangements reverses: successes t have endeav­ refrigerator und other household nr- roURigt* stork farming •n i-nl ored to meet without elation reverses tirle.i r.t a bargain. Impure at 805 m ayor’s jA lJl'b lt is almost certain ing your own opinion. (»«•org«* II Kiddmore. V > for the randy sale which will be held without depression, nnd w henever | Elm avenue. that W. W. Abernathy, C. H. DinA real estate (lnvealnient not only in front of the Hynes building Sut- hnve fallen It has been mi mollo gee. II. E. Tolar nnd 11. C. Max­ yields a safe and a comfortable re- j urdny afternoon. . It is im portant and I think It hss been a good one, tr Corner lot on Park avenue, San­ well will he candidates for re- turn, hut .it stimulates the habit of thut the members attend this meet- try again tin* following d a y - Sir \V|| ford Heights for sal»* cash or rea­ Church Semi Orient P election with maybe Alderman saving. It helps to give us stability. I ing. Mothers are urged to he sure frld Laurier sonable terms lies! location in the Tim 11 unr*Inli i liu^i h « Adams to come in la tir The pres­ A great majlrity of those families tluil the children are on hand city Address Hot 201. Jackson­ self orthodox pno * i ■i ent board think they have given the- which have obtained an independconsiderably from nil tin "tm r ville, Fla Diseases That Ravage Armlet. .people a good adrai.iistraUon «»d |enco through saving have begun'the Unti temple.-« by It» n in ■ • , r>R-;n<('. K. S u r p r i i * Parly Modern scl»*i)c»* Iibb done much to th e y arc entitled to a second term good work by an Investment in real that Is half Tartar half I1 i ' An old fashioned surprise p arty banish disi-ase ainoiigxt soldiers, and ju s t us a matter of appreciation. possesses Its d 1st ¡nel Ij Sia»' m • 1,1 estate; usually hy buying a home. full of genuine, laughable surprises tho scourges of smallpox, malaria, and mont. With Its glided cuii-ds*. There will be something doing in In a hundred wuys it is desirable was given^prtttny night hy the Blues cholera, which in former campaigns bright-colored roofs and urtiam<*nt». th e , fall campaign and already the for you to own your own home, FO R R E N T : have killed more men than bullets, ! white glaring «all». It ha» n:« re -d * candidates are feeling around Jo see both In your own interest and In of tho Congregational Endeavor So­ have lost much of their menace for mythologic and t» ge* d.ir» i ‘ ' “',#r if their country will call them. It that of the general community. It ciety at the church. The pews were fighting men. There still remain, moved from the center of the church, than ,.io elalely g-jtlii- or i * * *li® ' ia aaid that several dark horses will helps you to take u greater Interest however, diseases such us dysentery, cathedrals giving a large »pace for the Various Cottage for rent. pneumonia, and enteric, which arc J. Musson. appear at the proper moment and in your city or town government, 63 -8 tp ride into victory but the day of because you seem to huve a greater amusements that made the evening likely to break out amongst bodies . ' >r. . • one of the good old time sort of of troops unless careful precautions d ark horses is over and the man stake in good government. For Rent— House of eight rooms Prctubty the Trueil Form *»f Lov* fun. Mrs. F. P. Strong carried off are taken by the men themselves. who wins U the man who comes out There Is n love which »-at. • ••• and hath on M yrtle avenue, close openly and tells the people that ho -It is not truo th at you pay more the honors of the spelling bee, spell­ one expression in sy irimth' -I ->J in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., Its happiness In un*lersiaii>lin» Ji-ba In w ants the position and why he taxes after you own your own house ing down tw enty competitors. Amended the Author. th an ' you did while you paid rent, tho game of drop the handkerchief office. G3-tfc Oliver Hobbes. w ants It. The present officials have Little Lola had been given a short for the rent payer pays the taxes Mrs. Aspinwall nnd Mr. F indlay made good and a u y one of them can poem to commit td memory by hor on the house. Yet you get the tax Munson proved themselves to b* For Rent— Several nice office m ake another race on their record. teacher. In It these lines occurred: Wanted—Good two, hurv u'1"* On the other hand there are many bill if you own tho house and you professional spinsters, while Miss "8 all on, ye mariners, the night Is rooms over Yowell’s. Enquire N. P for farm purposes. Wagon, care KNOW that you are paying the Lucille Aspinwall captured the hon­ Yowell & Co. 32-tf voters who alw sys welcome a change gone." latter when requested to ropdat t'lO-tfr tax, while the rent payer often for­ Herald. ors in spinning tho plate. The rurnl tho poem, she, rendered the lines men­ an d think that .new blood will get For Rent— A comfortably furnish­ game was the best fun of ull but tioned thus: *HalI on, ye married men, better results. The commission form gets that HE too p a y s the tax. Public Stenographer I “ 111 l,rt ed room, eastern exposure, In mod­ The next fow years will probably H arry Carlson will have to givo the tho light Is gone." seems to have died out and this pared to do all kinds of stenographic ern home; private family. Summer leaves the aldermen the alternative seo a great boom in real estate. particulars of th a t. Many other de­ work and typewriting and -»hntj* rates. Gentlemen prcforfiid. Ad­ of attending to the business of the The losses in stocks an d bonds which lightful old games followed in which Is I n t i *r (hr Csssljr Jad**t Hsnisslr dress, Box 1084. trial wlien you have any * ork 0 67-tf c i t y without p sy and little praise. • people hove suffered during recent all joined, old and young alike and Is rs Eitit*C *ofs it r , Huts sf M orfil» this kind you wish done Office nr* • • • years tend to turn their minds to­ the refreshments served were most M lu Jirasitv-U lsH •»■■*Furnished room for reriC ’ South­ door east of the postotficc l Miss Frances Aa- To stl CrodHors, L*|ht**o, I>l*tributooo and east corner of Park and Seventh St T After the telegrcph poles fell wards real estate. It wilt be » more “ temptsceous,” 290. Miss Morion Packard ” i ll Person* bovini rtsln u or drmnnd* The coming pinwull was mistress of ceremonies s it ia x »«Id KitaUi Into the street last week the street popular investment. 58-tfc You »od oach ul y«s » r e hereby Bo l l a . d Lost—Set of false teeth Reward committee of the city council hss electrification of our railroads and and rnsjle a very diplomatic, tactfu l ■Bd required to prrarnt an y rUlm» and conductor. A neat sum was realized drmaada whlrh you or either of you may of $ 2 00 will be paid for recovery 6 cen busy and the public utilities the interurbsn street railway lines bars » f ilm t the Miste o ( Miss Jimmie P . 8 McGuin, Fairvlew House of the city have been warned that will m ik e U easier for men to work on the music fund, for which (the Ois*», decerned;- 1st» of Ssmtools County, riofid». to tb s under»!ined Kirrutor ol 68 -2 tr th e d t y engineer will inspect all In the d t y and live In the country. Blues and Reds In friendly riv a lr y u id Mtnte, within too yosrs from the doto W A N T E D i| h nroof.' are engaged. It is in the country that the im ­ polea and mark the ones that should lu ted . April 17th. A. D. ISIS. * Rejvard —For return or infor^•_ . F. P. FORSTER. bo replaced and they must be taken pulse to own 9 ur own home is the IB-Tueo-Stc Enerutor, tion leading to finding <•! 1 * *'*' We become more a t ­ Personal Afen/fon ' down a t once and new onees put strongest. gold watch with gold " ll ' ls d (r Wanted—To exchange farming and Mrs. Wingste and little daughter, into the place. This is a move in tached to the soil. We like the g ar­ C o n sly , Mute of Ptortds attached. J. Rowland Ä iM "»" grazing land in Volusia county for den. Tfie neighborhood has an a t ­ who have been visiting their a u n t, Is r* Eetnto of th e right direction «for the Incident ** ftp -*tp Em nett II. Horndon the other day might hsvo been sn traction of its own th a t is unknown Mrs. R. E. Tolar returned to their ► Notice Is hereby fiven, to oil whom It house and lot in fynford. Apply to may concern, that .on lb s SOth day ol J . H. »Hutchinson, 11th and Laurel aw fu l catastrophe. Imagine five In the city. We know our neighbors home In Jacksonville Sunday. Oetober, A. D. l i l t , shall ap p ly to tho * 65-9tp better and like them better. Honorable Goo. O. Ilerrlng, Ju d fe «1 sold avenue. Wanted—Pasturage for two U rge poles falling across the street f .* . . c Coart, a* J u d e * ol Probsio, for » s a l dieRev. George H ym an left on M on­ What present* does a sensible ■t one time with vehicles and pedea* near Sanford. Address Hox rh irz* as A dm laletrnlar of tho m taie of II. lle ra d e a , deeeaaod: sad that Wanted—Afhateur musicians that Sanford. Ha.____________^ trian s passing all the time. Luckily woman appreciate more than the d a y for Apopka where he will con­ aEmmett t tbs i i a i tim e 1 will p rreent Anil aeAdmlaUtrnlof of sold m tate, p lay wind Instruments that will re­ there was no one injured but the gift of a home from her husband. duct evangelistic meeting^ for the coaaU M sad- atk for lh a ir approval. next ten days. . * Lost—Seb of false teeth Rewsf*1 hearse and play on pay jobs. Call It is not be »V so ewe for- •« lnext i e * V time MIUV they will Will MW* - “ twice * ,vv blest; I t blames him * Datod April ZO, A. f>. IBIS. overy BARTLETT W. HERNDON, of $ 2,00 will be paid (on recovery in the next few days. J . M. Stumon lunata and tht d ty council ii |>«r-|th»t fWaa and her that tataf.” It — Lewis of Detroit, Adwalatrator. 69-HP Mr. and Mrs. 315 East Fourth St. 65-7tp left a t Herald office 1» «-to. 6-1«. t-tt, 7-«. a-It, M l fertly right to take the steps in the sLiisfloe a primeval instinct in men, 4 1 C U JR B S T O N E G L E A N IN G S EVEN THE GATE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POST NOT IN IT PEOPLE AND EVENTS �—-■ JT*-' "pi* Wf." r “ JT » ? 1 IN TUE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI- WEEKLY THE SANEOBH HERALD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — U h I» Wo,ih Living VOLUME VI THE THIRD WEEK’S GRIST OF THE LEG- ISLATIVE MILL! SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRII. 23. 1915 Trainmaster Royal of the S. A. L.; to county superintendents and teach­ Judge Kay. general counsel for the ers. emphasizing the vital import­ A. C. L., were present at the com­ ance to tho people and the public mittee hearing, and nil te*tified that schooLs of the plan. "No state Au. there is net need for additional men the Union trai' n .more Interesting to-propt flj1 nun rttPTr traína. n r i e t y of bird life than Florida; _A__yery peculiar -altunthm * con-' there is no state where birds may l)« fronted the senate committee a t this lore useful and. where th’fy need hearing, a* there were engineers and APPROPRIATION FOR CITRUS ^conductors to the number of nt least ODD FELLOWS AND REBEC­ THE ABSTRACTERS LOOK­ grenter protection," ho writes therefore earnestly request all schools WILL OPEN THE COMMENCE­ CANKER F A V O R A «rH *R -- r six who testified in behnlf of the ING FORWARD TO MEET­ CAS WILL HOLD GRAND In se&sion May $ to observe the dny MENT SEASON AT THE ’ PORTED TO COME UP companies, and materially strength­ In an appropriate manner. Teachers ING TO BE HELD IN LODGE IN THIS CITY HIGH SCHOOL .AUDI­ ened the cause of the railroads by I IN HOUSE TODAY and pupils.ahould make suitable pro­ GAINESVILLE NEXT YEAR TORIUM testifying that the more men there grams and devote a part of the fore­ were on the train only increased * ---------• Tallahassee, Fla., April 21.— It be­ noon to the study of the beauty, the That the fourth annual convention Sanford will entertain the Grand Among the many good numbers gin* to look a* if the suspension of tho liability of accident. ’ usefulnes* and protection of any Conductors Frederick and Rod­ Lodge of Odd Fellows and the Ke- of Florida Association of Title Men. liirda whose life and preservation of the Commencement exercises a t sheriffs by the Governor would prcthe Sanford schools will be the charm dpitate a merry fight in the sennit* gers, of the S. A. L. R, R., Engineer* bekah assembly in 1916. This city which is to meet in Gainesville May merit *our care." . • ing operetta, Sylvia to be presented over the confirmation of the Gover­ Thomas and Loub of tho Seaboard was chosen at the meeting in Gaines­ 3rd to 6th will be very interesting J I i by the Sanford High Sckool pupils nor's action. Senator Himes ha* In­ all ’apolte against the full crew hill. ville on Wednesday with Jackson­ and well attended Is the general To expedite the execution of pav­ troduced a resolution for the ap­ While Mr. Kite alone spoke for the ville, Arcadia, Sarasota and several opinion of those in touch with the ing contracts In hand and those In a t tho auditorium on the evening of situation, In addition to the invi__ ...... other eitleswas in tincompetition. senate committee Monthly: May ard. The operetta pointment of a committee of five to hill. The tnttons and splendid program mailed view the J. B. McCrary Engineering of Sylvia, composed by Maud Elia report on the power* and dml»« »f decided how to report Ihn bill bw-U- — The Cominprriul Club, the bants. tompany will put on two crews at the senate in acting or\ the suspen­ was evident that the railway em­ the Woman*» Club and many other <ip the abstracters throughout the once in Tarpon Spring*. A contract abeth Inch and W. Rhys-Herbert sion of Sheri(T Spncer of Hills ployes were not in harmony on this organization* and citizens wired the state by President J»rr»*tt of Pnlitt- for half a mile more of paving was is of the period of tho eighteenth borough. Sheriff Raker of Palm measure, and deferred action to invitation to come to Sanford anil ku. dozens of attractive postcard* awarded the company by the council century and the costumes and stago the appeal was so strong that the reminders of time and place of the Friday evening in a special session to settings arc beautiful. The m'ualc Reach and Sheriff Potsdamor of Su­ some future dale. Grand Lodge turned to Sanford as convention have been mailed by open bill*. From six to ten cars of will be a feature of the occasion and wannee, recently ordered suspended That the State of Florida can the lily turns to the morning sun and 1». R ('nlson of Gainesville,’ who is fiaving material, block anil curb are the largo chorus of forty voices will from ofllco by the Governor. It i* save annually several thousand dol­ Sanford will show the Odd Fellows a member of the executive commit­ arriving in the railroad yard* here add greatly to the operetta. expected that a fight on the several lars by ■'conducting an insurance de­ The principals in the caste and •and their ladies the time of their tee ml former president of the us- laily now and the hauling contrac­ suspensions wit! be made when the Governor's action comes up for ap­ partment (or the slate's own prop­ lives in the year 1916 for this city Octation The reminder bear* this tor* are rushing men untl team* at the chorus are rehearsing daily un­ erty. instead of paying the enormous will then have a new hotel and a nscriptiun: "Title Men of Florida: proval in the senate. top speed to handle the great vol­ der tho direction of Mita Tiffts, tho annual premiums us now is the cus­ large auditorium in which to take Make a red ring about the date instructor in art and music and Tallahassee, Fla., April 22.—A tom. is the opinion of Representative care of any convention* that may May 3 to 5; Gainesville Convention ume of material. Nrarly 200 car* of Sylvia will demonstrate tho ability paving material have been received Com.-." hill creating Rroward county agreed Goldstein of Nassau count/. cornc to Snnford. The Grand Lodge by the puvlng company since the of the teacher and the progress made The Gainesville' Hoard of Trade upon by tho representatives and sen­ According to Mr. Goldstein, the of Odd Fellow* and the Reheccuha operations were begun nearly six by the pupils of the High School, ators representing I)nde and Palm state enn save approximately $65,000 usually have between 300 and -100 will cooperate with the local com­ The operetta is pastoral in all the week* ago. Reach counties was passed by the annually over the losses that have member* pre-Au at the meeting* mittee on entertainment, and the stage setting* and the two acta are : : : house today under waiver of the been paid to the state by insurance each year and as the number is con­ stav of the Florida abstracters in in the hay fields showing the h ay­ University Cilv will he most MnleriaJ fur the new >»»p!ialt plant maker* in the costume of that rules. companies. The state now pays stantly increasing the citizen* hum | Ml mi-uili.-rs ar.- i'»rin-»ll> to be erected in Mining lo prepare period Fort l.auderdele where Rroward f 10-1.3 Iti so premium* and the lo*-u-» will Inii'e to bestir themselves ea rly jdw’s. nt The admission will be» 35 did his first drainage work in the during tile period for ulm h these to make arrangements for the lug n-ipi.-'li d to leave their respective material fur the three and a half cent* for adults and 26 cents for home* m time to reach Gainesville h mile contract of asphalt paving has children ami the operetta ¡s already Kvergludea is to In- the count \ seat premiums were paid wu* $61,177.55, meeting 2 or i o’clock Mond: y afternoon been shipped and the puvlng will assured of a most generous support. The bill will prboubly In- passed in leaving a *urp!us to tin- insurance I lie sixteenth annual session of the in .-rdcf lo lake advantage of the soun In-gin. the senate tomorrow companies of $ It t*'i i | The following are tho principal Grand Lodge of Florida Independent The long tight in changing the f f ! Hv ha* prepared a bill for intro­ order of Odd Fellow«, and tho an­ I sight seeing drive over the city. In* haracters in the caste: (eluding special visit to the Unlvcr boundary line* of Jackson, Holmes duction which is ns followsVirginia Rrudy S., v* 11»•• Jacksonville Metropoli* S y l v i a nual meeting of t h-- Rebekah assem­ \n interesting fea and Washington counties w:i» ended Harold Washburn This »tate import* must of ita ; I>eLaee) \ bill lo be entitled all .1 ' I * r»-al bly in Gaitii-\|lle I- said to have *11v <1 Florid. today by the passage of t fie full as mg a *tate insurance fund. uuthnrtz been the most largely illtelldeil III its t lire of the cti :i vi-nt loll will lie the meati», bolli fresi) and rured. Iti I Allen Jone* lobbytum animal bnni|Uet. which will he held agreed under waiver of tin- rule* Sherman Routh lug the board of state institution history, and the University City should be a largì- exporter of meats. 1 William ;il the famous White House Hotel Florida should fei-il hulf a dozen Betty V France* Aspinwnll commissioners to m»urc all the prop­ g a le the delegates a generous and Tallahassee, Fla.. April 22. A It-" Rnlit W Davis, register the siate», ¡»* wiill a* supplying thè need» Arabella Daisy R etta' erty of the state in sill’ll fond and open armed web nine lull raising the salaries of judges has I i led Si,lies hind office lu»s Con (■lady* Morris n( ln-r inni pettple A livimlock hu-j A ramini :i »lithnrizing I lie ( ninjitroller to draw I In- fidlouirig oilie r* were elected soi.i.d to act as t on st master mi this In-en practically agreed on in the Polly Fern Ward Grand patriarch John II Klk of mi ..- mu . mol many instructive. In reni» with nu experienced, scientific Molly senate. Justices ’ of the Supreme n warrant out of nnv loud' tint Ruth McDaniel* otherwise upprnpruiti’ll in tLe slat* man at it* head would he ti great Jin |s*"ii i till gr.ii.-l high (iriesl, I || I ti ii ting and inspiring toasts will he rulirt are to receive Jii. Olili per lilt Dolly Fannie Relia Munson mini, circuit cnur.t judges i t . non unit treasury for carrying out t he pro Slum oJ Tampa; grand senior war listi-ui-d to a round t lie lmto|Uet board hi-itelit to the s la te " Rollio Walter Rowland lien, \\ I' l ’llleli* of Lakeland criminal court judges $3.filili u year vision* of the act The lienelits to in- derived from John W Davi* of St John romiti g r a n d j u n i o r Ward Zeli.ir ni persons) ut»i ndauct- upon these con M In discussing the bill Senator Srhnol Ronds I lie semiti com mlMet l od. v ga » > Orlando, grand in.irsh.il, W T. lini ha» introdurlo! a bill in thè house of Himes said that t h e judges got le»» ventums viinmt lie too strongly Everything is beirtg rapidly shaped than the Governor, who w.i* a dig­ tile ijuestlon of Sllllllllsslon to t In­ tinger of Rradcutnw n . grand tre»* stressed. . * many thing* of interest representati v es to provide for a homi- up now to circulate the petition for nified, ornamental kind of person, vitte of the people of the eiplal fra li­ un-r. ( li Rhinehi-rt of Jackson to the abstracter and many perplex­ for ih-ltnqiient girl» He wuula thè bonding our special school district, but we could get along \ery we|| chee const il ut ioni I amendment one ville, reelected. grand senile, S. C ing questions ¡»re discussed and schuol Hstablished' in Tulluhasaee in and again we call the attention of tune vote; and the result is there will McCotnjell of Tnrnpa, re-elected. j made clear ut these meetings. Anton order that it mny he pi-rsonally inwithout him. » peci e d by t h è govi-rtior and other mir citizens to the importance of The senate 1ms made the Hudson lie little chanci- for the success of grand represi-nfative 1 iltti \\ Minio! mail»* clear at these meetings this matter and solicit their suppnrt, stale officiai* I mg of Galnesville, grand selilinel. pieni board bill a spec»,I order for l lie measure al I ht* session Among the subjects to be dl* t hir present »rhool building* are enMr* |( (' Conley, president of (; I.ambrecht qf 16 risa cola ; grami Missed III V he mentioned I lie fol this morning when it will come up tlr»-|\ HIM-liquate to ,1 - O III MIO t|.1 t ■’ ■f M l ow ii g I I II .11 I • ■ ! ’ • i.-.i o l a I o u r n . i l p- i rt * a for final passage Friend- of t In- il I l u r i d a F. quel I r . i n c h i * , . Ia-a glie •liter 1 1 - (I in r l u r i d a I* . tinevi-r increasing at ten dance. Tile 1 |lr i no left Io1 .0 I -■-! V ili) a n> 11 i , sure In lieve it wilt In | ■■1 III 1 by M > i ofliii* l i c k ..... .. ill. I'he log tric ri-a-, in io-r r i a vn 1 » t u r e » l-u»i board .ti present pay* high rate* \ ' , Il -r I I r- - n l ' i l of I lo ■h represe»,» •I* senate and thut l i e looi-c .»till ^ I ItXdvi*. hiiit . oi t inlorin \h-lrail« He»* .imi -t,,|,-* Ihal meli well post­ ■d interest on a large outstanding \---o ia ' I ..'Iragl i v e f r o m .'s.iiilotd L . o l g e m i d t h e mi l"se bub- tune in concurring m 11-« Slat. ( -i i. by K. I. M . k. Harlow. Reform eli in thè iiidunlr.) jiredici thut witli- debt, beside* rent for emergency 1 11 er nil a I«»enee senate's action Attempts made in arrived lo,|a lowing member* were at the meeting Legislation and How to Obtain It" in a yeur or tuo Pensa cola will be school houses. Tin order to econ­ in thè nt» vai slori-s World. omize our expenses the board has what was practically an all day de­ several days. J J Dickinson. J. II. Ferguson. J. H.||,y p. I) Judson, Jacksonville; thè It has been understood that the RFutnn, J ( ’ Hall. \Y. I*. Stime, J bate in tho senate yesterday to tuck "Printer*1 Ink in the Abstract Rusi- Thi» is us it sìmuld be and the Deep been forced tt> make arrangements on amendments to the trill failed. As l egislative commi ttees of the two F Hickson riess" by II It Colson. Gainesville; Water City »hmild "talk" prosperity for next school term, to accomrnoluidles. which were l öget her here more than it ha* been lining in the d it stands the measure carries $16(1,L a n d S u - v . v* t>v F S Mi l l e r two Grammar School grade* T h e y are to be • >llgr .1 1ilia t e d f non. of which $126.00(1 is to be used s e v e r a l t i m e s -Itiri'ig t h e past we e k ' T h e K d u c a t i ni i of past year in l hi- lliyh School building and cut body of good L ake C i t y , and r i n g i n g t i n gre.il decided lo .li pi no p a r t i a l mens to light tiie citrus clinker pe»t in Vbstra- ti ■ hv II » ’ i oakling off several toucher» This is not to I< ll V a l l o w i n g w o uè-e l o p e o p -—’ lire». SII, Il WIII Ite In Sanford l'itusvill*- lin- (fili-stinti Rut inn iln ¡idv. ui g»- of our school system There is a disposi!imi un the paft voti- ili selon, •r homi eh-» Iion* un 1,i l«-il It\ \\ U I mli , n( >t Va <•1 Monda), J-iiu- Ittn. ilruggi-ir»i nu»l i* onty a ti-mporary muke .»hift, it bl n a t mils loll to of the legislature to give tG cobi di r prop» r Mrii-.g uni b» I jift plant», mui au-linc hring* t>m many vita! que» from Kttntsoia, Rrndi-ntow n. Matta- bui it «aulii not be necessnry il we shoulder to the propositions to »uff -t..nd * r tal' i Me o ne i le ma ml t ha t prêt list cut lliiwcr* tu the II y ne* inni* und i» an attractive fetttiir»' of t (‘almeno, l’ori Tampa. Tnrpon had thè buildings now ihat we hope ml t constitutional a mend no nt* for I umiuulitied suffrage on a pinne- wi th li tit I«111 g Su I urda y iiinrniiig lii-lnri- 'be eon vent ion Ab»trad men ran- Sprmgs. Clcurwutcr, Tampa an d ito gel with otir honding. Therefirst one thing and then another, mi'll be glieli them ; ol well afford to mi*» tills meeting prnctk’ttlly all cilles und town» tu fore, let1', all pul our shoulders to len and try lur a prize. there also appears a great deal of If this program is adhered to it the southern part of the state wi the wheel and work for a school sentiment against the various propo­ doubtless means that there will lie arrive in Oriundo in automobile* bond election for the good of our sition* which would create new com­ nothing accomplished for the move­ about 7 o'elork, ¡wrd will spend the kiddie*. mission* and new Jobs. Among these ment; but should they recede from niglit Leaving this city thoy will latter which will have u hard road to that position it î» probable that some Chose Sanford go to Sanford anil Delaiml to Day­ travel if it i* adopted by the assem­ partial concession may be made by tona, where they will lie joined by u Gainesville. April 21. Tho place bly 1» the proposal to create a state the b idy ITEMS o r INTEREST ABOUT FLORIDA ( I DLED party from the East Count, and pro­ for holding the n”Xt mooting of the department of publicity. The Wbod ceed to Atlantic Bench, where they Grand Lodge of Florida, 1. O. (). F., FOR BUSY READERS hill introduced in the house, which ^lii’ senate i* up uguinnt the con­ will hold their annual pharmaceutical and the election of ulticers « me boi* identical with that introduced in stitution in ri’gurd to the mutter of (oro the sixtieth annual session, convention. June 16, 17 and IS. Duncan V. Curry has been re - 1 A young, man living near 1’untn the senate by Senator Hudson, cre­ the recent suspensions of the Hills­ Orlando Sentinel meeting in the Masonic Temple this ate* a bureau with a board of com­ borough and Palm Reach county elected state president of the Fldrida Gorda, whose mother died while he morning i* a special or<h Christian Endeavor Society. i wi.s an infant, was brought to town missioner* as supervisor* and a pub­ sheriffs, made lo take effect May 10. Sanford the Celery city and the• J J a few days ago for the first time. Fa*l Train Rlsrunllnued licity director, whose duty it will be One provision <>l the constitution motropolis of Semino! i county v.a* The Hurotw Steam Laundry Com He had never seen a railroad, u Tampa, April 22. “Tampa Spec­ the choice. Sanford w. i not talked to find jobs for men out of employ­ is that the governor may suspend ment, encourage immigration to the until the next session of the legisla­ puny ha* added to its equipment it town or a woman. One of tho first ial," u fast through train operated much the first day of tho Grand Universal press. Fifteen thousand' sights that greeted his vision was a by the Atlantic Const Line between state, etc. ture. dollars was spent 'last year in new i’ unln. Gorda »pecimen o^Ji-minitity. Tampa and Jacksonville will be Lodge but when th ballot was tni on The other is thut the governor There are many bills which pro­ Fatrfsr," he »aid, "what is that?” withdrawn Sunday was the unnuuncc on nominations the vote stood: machinery. vide for new positions, including the may suspend no officer anil report "That, tny non, is a woman," re­ merit made by J G. Kirkland, di­ Sanford, 49; Jacksonville, 44; Sara­ 1 I t following: State boiler inspector, his removal to the senate for con­ The contract has been let for tin filled the father. "Well, father, 1 vision passenger agent. The train sota, 28: end Aic&dia, 15. A gro a t' ■tate harbor inspector, board of tax firmation or rejection. many preferred one of the south The point raised is whether the erection of the new" Bella Vista hotel want one of them things," was the has been leaving Tumpa nt 12:45, Florida cities, but the Isolation as re­ actualization, the plant peat board, at Du vista. The building will he immediate rejoinder. Zolfo Truth. arriving in Jacksonville ut 7:30. hureau of labor statistics and others. words "next session" can be stretch­ four . stories high and will have n gards distance from points in north According to nnnounremeni, tho and west Florida militated ugainal i : t Rome of theae are meritorious mens- e d . to cover a session in progress roof garden. last "Tampa Special" southbound utes and are looked upon wltb»tnore when a suspension i* made;, or Secretary Geo. A. Paddock of the will arrive here Friday at 4 o'clock the DoSoto and Manatee count!tes 1 1 t whether the governor should not or less favor by the member* of the candidates. But one ballot was The first visit lo Jacksonville of Miami Chamber of Commerce is and the last train northbound will have removed the sheriff* and re­ legislature. taken, the three citiei standing be­ working to secure u* many visitors ported the mutter to the senate at Siegmund Lubin, founder and head for Miami in the summer as in the leave here a t 12:46 Saturday. low Sanford withdrawing, wh*reuf the Lubin Manufacturing Com­ Train No. 80. whlrh has been ujion tho Celery city was chosen by The senate committee on railroad* once while it 1» sittinjf. winter, Mr. Paddock has secured A suspension made during a ses­ pany of Philadelphia may result In the .nimes of hundreds of physi­ leaving Tampa at 10:30 will, begin­ acclamation.—Times-Union. •nd telegraph mft In the senate sion and to take place at a »late in the establishment of a film factory cians to whom he has sent bulletins ning Sunday, leave here at 12 o'clock fhamber at 8 p. m. and immediately noun, ll will arrive at Plant City the near future, i* not a suspension in Jacksonville, began consideration,of the full rrrw Hasting* is to have a great i«-lecontaining climatic data for the sum­ at |2:33 p in . umi will get to Lake­ under the constitutional rights of hill which w^s Introduced in the brntion FriUiiy of this week to show mer temperature» of previous years. Snyder Mill*, who lives near Brad­ land at 12:53, will arrive ut Kisaim- j j •enate by Senator Farris, nt request the case, is the contention of fiiany . gTuiP'SJir Haaiirtgr ¡n-ople art» Enclosed are special invitation» to me at 2:13 p in., at Orlando at ley Junction committed suicide Wed °f . the Brotherhood of Railway and it i* considered likely that the for the completion of the brick road nesiûÿ morning by hang*ing” himself *B*nd \ht> ,n M,* mi 2:43, nt Sanford st 3:26. and Ja c k ­ Trainmen who were represented by senate will decide there is nothing on un orange tree. No motive is and »¿vantage of the amuse- sonville ut 7:30 p. m. This sched­ which connecta tho famous potato legally, and constitutionally before W. E. Kite, of that organizationcountry, with Jacksonville and St. ments offered. ule will be only forty-five minute* The railway companlea were repre the body, and it will be up to the known but the young man is thought Augustine. An efficient e n mit tee t : t slower than the one maintained by has charge of the program t.nd a *«nted by the largest delegation thnt governor to remove and report to to have been deranged, his mind not M ay 4 will be bird day in every the "Tam pa Special." has appeared before a t this aesaion of the senate such removal, or wait, un; having been right for the past two great day is in »toiy for all who can years, having cxpreienced an electric soction of the state. Through the cfFalling off in local travel dug to attend. til the legislature adjourns and then the legislature. . Superintendent Like if the 8eaboard; Division Supt. then make what tho constitution shock by coming in contact With a forta of the Florida Audubon society the general depression suffered by Uulbs of finest callauiurns in the J'urvla of the Seaboard; General Supt provides for, a recess order, and re­ live wire about two years ago, from the d a y haa been aet aside for pub­ the railroads is the reason assigned the effecta of which ho never re­ lic observance. W. N. Sheets, state bythe Coast Line for withdrawing world for sale at Uynes building port the same to the next ^session of Btand of the A, C. L., General Mansuperintendent has issued a notice covered. the fast train. Saturday afternoon. the legislature, two years* hence. , • ir r Kendley. of the 0 . S . k F. R. H, #z_í V ‘i j t a ¡¿gx-A .¿X z g •# ' .¿7ifàkàû: *' -Azi'.: , ■•: U , 4, i . --»c. U -JiiîË ■ . ) > •.«■ , >AA,I • . SnS SANFORD WAS FOURTH ANNUAL ELECTED NEXT MEET OF FLOR~ MEETING” PLACE A LL A R O U N D TH E STATE / NO. 70 J PUPILS OF HIGH — SCHOOL W ttfr GIVE OPERETTA ’S j * m s J > v A �—------------ "P r k ■ : ■ ' _____ :------------------------- -- --------------, 1=:-■ . C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON­ DENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD in EÉ& Ü-T* ”; i •ude of their grandmother. Mrs. MOORK’S STATION a Ki*v. Mickey will preach here t hi* Rollins. Elijah Bridges left Moildhy for Suininy, the 25th, and also the first Gastonia, N, C., where he goes to Sumlay of each month. The announcement has been, tirade visit his mother. Oscar Swanson left Inst Saturday of the marriage of Mrs. Martha for Mattoon, Wis„ “ his old home. Bradshaw Cust and -Mr. M 1>. Gatchol, to take place during the We claim Oscar in Chuluota now. mjLuat Thursday night was the clos­ first week in May. ing of the music school here—'Prof. x. Mrs. I. I), ilart and Atlas Ruby T. P. Berry's class. Both children ure happy over the possession of a and * grown-ups acfjtiitleim iem selvm fine new piano. very creditably. Every one is w ell t Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rivera of Genevu were recent visitors a t the pleased over his or her w u rk Jn the home of Mrs. Rivers' brother. Will classes and an effort will be made to or untune secure the Professor for another term |P re v a il. a lim e laier on, »'h»'*closfng was little luter on. Tht^closing | Mrs. C. C. Morris, Alton and well attended and all expressed Alice are visiting Mr. Morris’ par­ themselves as. very pleasantly enter­ ents in Forest City. * I. D. Hart was in Chuluota on tained. Those of Por/. Berry’s singing business Monday. G, F. Smith is building a good class that attended the closing of sized warehouse at Bock Hammock Prof. Adam*’ class at Christmas were. Prof. Berry, Prof. Tharp, C. L. for storage purposes, Fawcett, C . T . Stcever, J. T. Nixon, • W. R. Guerry has been very ill Edwin Jn e p ^ ,. Mrs. J. Til den J a ­ with a serious attack of grippe but cobs, Misses’ Ethel Collins, Bertha is on the gain, at present. Jacobs and Sadia -fllackburn. More than 1300 solid cars of celery has been shipped from the celery L A K X M A R Y IT E M S delta this season, and something.over Mrs. Evans paid Sanford a visit 900 cars of other vegetables. 200 Monday. cars of celery on nn average for the Mr. Frank Cameron made a busi­ last three weeks. ness trip to Orlando Thursday. Joe Cameron. G. F. Smith. B. W. Mr. A. K. Nelson and Miss Grace Herndon, Seminole Farms. Florida Gardens. Inc., are the largest ship­ Herman of Sanford were out to atpers from about here of late. Flor-; H*n<l the pilau Saturday night, ida Gnrdeffs, Inc., have shipped four K*v. Morey visited at school Tuescars during the past week and two day morning and gave a very pleas­ ing and helpful address to the chil­ solid cars of fine cabbage. Some potatoes of fine quality arc dren. We are always glad to wel­ being shipped, also beets. Florida come any parents or friends who Gardens, Inc., has several acres of show their interest by visiting the fine snap beans in fine condition for school. On Friday night, April 23rd a u good yield very soon. Others supper will he given at the church have beans. The cold hurt this crop in honor of Rev Morey anti his considerable Florida Gardens, In«- . hits five daughter. Miss Jennie Morey, who nrres set to Sumatra tobacco, which will leave April 2<th for their home at present is looking well. The out ’n Detroit, Mich. come of this crop i» being watched The spruces next Sunday will fie w i t h c o n s i d é r a b l e i n t e r e s t us it is u n Rev. Morey’s last Sunday with us. At the morning service the Lord’s experiment in this section The Midway lot sale * u . fairly Supper will be celebrated and Sun successful considering what a busy lay evening Rev. Morey will preach time it is. There was a good crowd, hi.s farewell sermon A very pleasant evening was spent an abundance of good fish wus pro­ vided for all. A North Caroli nit man Saturday evening by a party of held the lucky number and got the young people, who were taken in the John Evans launch to the sandy free lot. beach of the east end of Lake Mary for a chicken pilau The supper I « T i r i . r o T A SN t PS HOTS I O, how we love the beautiful was ri.tlirt slow in cooking and it spring time. And it is here now ur was feared that some of The hoys might actually starve before it was rayed in all its fresh glory' cow boys are gathering and served, but when the pie wa- opened ) The their cattle and the lusty it pronounced worth writing penning call and answers are heard on every »or Ihand, I Mrs. 4*P\E. Jacobs isspending G RAPE VILLE ANI) OPRALA a while « f m her daughter. Mrs. Mr jj £ Lundtpiist is working .Theodore Aulii» at Oviedo. ,(iis week for his uncle. Charlie ) Thomas Self left last week for Lundquitt Perone. where he wi l l engage in \t Clarke and Mr Balliti ger tomato packing . TV? ■«l»■»■.1 MT ^y— * , .i_-»y ^ y„g _.. r .’ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO *_ . , „, .. lor 1 he rest of the season. Miss Anna Bentley and brother, Ulysses spent a few days in Geneva last week. D. E. Hart is on the sick list this week. \V. II Merry weather spent Friday in Orlando. J. Tilden Jacobs made a special trip to Orlando Frith y to serve us pall hearer at Die funeral of Mr.*. Ilcl in A. Rollins. Nlr , Rollins had only been known in Chuluota a shott while but fr d wou a place in the hearts of all she hid met while be c. • Mr. and Mrs. Happersett have been »pending most of their time in Orlando the Inst week at the bod- w ,.r ,. ,,, ,,n j.*r l ) j ;l> Mr an,| Mrs Evans ■ltd lia by attended church at Lake Mary again on Sunday. Mr. J. A. Thompson, wife and family with Miss Laura Parker were Sunday guests at the home of Mr p n iir, Moore’s station, where they spent a very enjoyable time Miss Ruby Hart returneil lutiti with thè girl* on Mond^y and spetti thè night. Mrs. .1 II Lee and \lr, J. A. went on Tue»day to see their sick sisler and sister-in-law. Mrs. M ar­ garet Forster, who is thought to bave pellagra nnd is very low. Two othèr sfitterà, Mrs. Emma Wynn and Mrs. Ollie Howard also visited ber tliut day. , .-w^-— y- --=— ------- «pr -T■■■*■-. ‘ I *' ‘ _____ _ ApR«I* 23. 1915 A LARGE fflSAP Mr Will Robinson seems a little NEW TYPE OF ALFALFA. Some of of the most toothsome the doctors think that he also Iras May B« Grown Successfully In Hard Pan Soils of ths East. pellagra. ever tAsted Is what we oH,.r That nlfulfa njny be grown sucres» Miss Clarke took supper a t Mr. You cannot possibly ltl;,ko ’ ' Ballinger’s on .Wednesday and some fully In the hard pan soils of ihc cast better or ns cheap nt ' jj of t,he young folk* were in later for Is the conclusion reached by experts after study of climate, soil and condl you have never eaten m)r l , ^ music. lions.’ "A particular ty po of seel f*>r | A happy surprise party was suc­ every soil nnd every climate" Is one of Roods n pleasant surpi 1». ,lW„aiU cessfully carried out Inst Friday at the axioms of modern farming, nnd ex ! you. Will yo u try sum, today» the home of M r,-and Mrs. Swanson, perts assert that many failures of ai ns April 16th was the day of their” ftllllP^h>ps In thr-ftlM hiy*F"“hccnafag-. . ^ silver wedding. Those participating cause the seed used Iiiim boon adapted' were Mr. and Mrs. Stedt and daugh-l neither to the climate nor the soil. A 111 Park Ave. Free Dc(iVerT ter, Ehba, Mr. and M rs, Borell and j tyqie of plant recently has lK*cn de nephew-, Margaret Fricson and Carl vehiped that will thrive In the cast It Ik pointed out that the variation» and Wolfred Pearson. The jolly In alfalfa are r Ii o w u In the general crowd brought several nice silver tinnfUics* of tbo plant, tbo root system presents and wished ttieir host and the pinco where the bud» stnrt oitrxnd* ' hostess many, m any more strrh re­ the cenenrt utdltty of the plant tjy're l unions together— Caltes were-eerved nisi unfavorable conditions. Alfalfa I* for refreshments and nn enhjoyahle -produced largely-lu the west nnd sonlh" west under Irrigation and under condl time was had by all. Mrs. Jack Vaughn and ’ Mrs.} lion» which make It entirely possible Thompson were cullers at Mrs. for the grower to run Irot the water content In the *nlL*ltMf»by Insuring Evans’ on Monday afternoon. the proper moisture condition neve* »ary fo the maturity of the »cod illicit What llilly S un day’s " M s " S ays of the seed In the east come» front P R A IR IE B O N E S B L E A C H E D BONES “ Young folks are likely to think southern points nnd Is not desirable married life is all roses and ice cream Observation has proved that tin­ hut it isn’t.’’ types of alfalfa plant which survived A L L K IN D S O F B O N E S w “ A husband nnd wife have got to nnd crew under eastern condition» fight to he happy—that is th ey’ve were those types with a spreading rise got to fight the devil for their hapfd- system which could resist the'soll eon W rite to us forJPrices and Shipping Instructions dltlons and the aliernnle freezing nnd ness." "The man who overworks his wife lira wing of custom winter# . One ntuhoritjr says: "Then* 1» a tend to fatten his hank account is as had ency to n single tap root In nil ty|w*s as the woman who overworks her of a Ifa Ifa The difference between the husband to fill up her wardrobe with vnrkitis kinds Is emnhii.slzed hr n timrc silk dresses,’’ or le»» strlklne tllffcrenee In thè mot "A man who marries a woman of «Iniclure of thè plani. The nmln con whom he can’t make a companion »Idemtinti In chooslng n type of nlfnlfn ( puts his head under the guillotine." Li thnt thè roiit »trneture of thè ty|ic Ja c k s o n ville , Florida "Tht* little bride who hires a maid selecicd stioiild l>e ndnpled to thè soli | III xvlilch thè «eoi Is to he |danli»l Ioli*s half the fun and sweetness and “After unteti rl|>ertmeiitiitio|i tbf true meaning of married life." iTown rimt formilihm wns develnjied "It takes two to make a happy Thl» wltli Iti innny side risii» moke« home; the partnership of marriage Il exnetly tlie klud of n plani lo ndnpt can't afford » silent partner." itseif to enstern soli nnd cllmntle con S E E D S "All of which goes to prove that if dltlons unti hns solvetl thè pmblcm of * Billy Sumlay is a preacher, “ Ma" enstern xvlnter kilt ’’ Sunday is a philosopher.. For these A ir T r e s lm e r it For Mitk F «v«r. rejections are extracted from " M u 's ” An etlh lcnt apparatu» for glvlng tlie 1 coaching on how to he safe ul the F u ll l i n e n e w e m p s e e d s of a l l ' [ k i n d s . W»- ran air euro for 111 IIk fever mu y tu* riggpd home plate. up lu a few minute». Kverjr 11111 n wb*> s u p p ly y o u r w a n ts. W r i t e fo r n e w c a t a l o g "Every bride ought to do her own keeps c<iWH sliould. Iiaïc a milklng work," she’said I think it'* abom tube alwiiys ai liaiid The ntily *•!Ii**r inatde that so many young women llilugs iM*ce**»ary arc u wlilc montIn-il should feel they can't get along with­ boitte, two pièces of liiblug. vlilicr out a maid Time enough for that ghtss or ntber mnterlal. au ulr i-ump P la n t City, Fla. when’ tin* children come The bride •>f sottie klud. siitllc nb-orlwlit eut lob who is not absolutely alone with her mine rublier liildug ami n Utile car husband during the first months of bollc ncbl The »ketch show» bow Ibc marriage.« who never know., t he de­ light of doing all sorts of little per anna! services for him. misses half A T L A N T I C CO AST LINK the joy of marriage She misses no The Slandu'd Rnilroad of the Soulh much fun, too, for a bride’s experi­ St HKDCl.K KFFKtTIVK APRIL 5th. 1915 ments with rooking and housekeep THROUGH TRAINS TO NF.W YORK DAISY mg. even if *he has been trained .ire brirn full of amusement No. K2 t No kf. fI S :3() ani I ;35 pm I.* JnckMinvIlle "In marriage the person with r _______ I 2 :50 pm 5 :.15 pm Ar Savan na h i ■sj__ l ; i_ T money sense should have control of Ar Jtirh u ■ |id 5 :20 nm 9 1H .t m the money I would never say that Vr Washington H:50 nm I2 .1S pm a man who has a silly, eftruvugunt Ar Baltimore 10:27 nm I :50 pm Ar I’ hilodclphis 12:15 pm I .05 pm wife should turn over to her the cash Ar New York 2 :57 pm 6 :20 pm he works hard to earn. On the other (mint All-steel Equipmeni, Free Reclining Lars to Wushu c hand if he is a natural spendthrift Car Service on Trains N2 nfftl'Hfi. Sleeper to Savutuuih 1 and his wife has good business ju d g­ ment she should have the handling For Information anti Reset vat tun Phone or Wjr* of the family income. If both are equally sensibly, then there should *= be a i iifflmoii fund ir-nii which each I t * H r*| l U i N lff rt J»fk«c»n*IHr M l miutff *• ** tn»\ draw : t wt!| (‘ fount" 17 Villi hdll'l.' In the iiimjdelest iiuiipi iiiunstnp between husband and wife, do you not?" I asked. •if.'it a a g»ä <1 ». rtttu u d i n s u a u a iì n n u a a & a a a n a a <3m i a a u « I "1 do"," said 'M u ' Sunday. " I 'v e « » U nlways been with Daddy, and indeed t t N O VELTY PLANT u he won’t Irt me stay away from t him." M I LI « W O R K O F A L L 1 )KS< ' R I F T I * |V we are glad to say. hbetter, . SPENCER’S BAKERY B- O N E S W E W A N T BONES Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company For Spring Pl ant i ng Kilgore Seed Company ; ATLANTIC COAST LINK The Better Situation When two lining In cria are torti saun der 11 b n Ut., tin lnut*-r lu bu the one that is du** t .i"iii Into action than the berenved twin that petrifies at home—Charles Rende His References. Motorist—“Have you driven for good people?” Chauffeur —“flee! You should hare seen the ohlttiurb-s of some of ’em "—Buck WHEN A QUARTER OF A MILLION OF PEOPLE INAUGURATED THE VAST PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT SAN FRANCISCp nppnritttin 1» put together. The pur po»c 1» to Iliurouglih illter tile nit tliroiigli tin- cotton liiiiN freeing it from nil dtiKt/ind germs. The nirbolle Held t» to’ 1m* |iih Into (tie liottotii of the bottle, so a» to partly »utorutc tilt* cot ton. Never u»e a milking tube for* either milk fever or any other trouble, without thoroughly cleaning nnd sierll * Ixlng It Xegleet of till« precaution may lose you n row, l‘uiti|i ilit- udder full enough so that It Ik Jim tense. Imt not stmliied with prc»»ure It will often be neee»«iiry to repent the opera j tlon Heveral time». —A^all find Breeze V ORCHARD AND GARDEN. ! I-imk after worn »|>otN on tin* lawn Manure litem well mid spade deeply Rake nnd fu w grass seed Rome of the sohlanntbus hybrid» are striking flower*. They may la* used «» cut (lower* and always nitmct utieA Hon. Golden Bantam L* one of the bent early sweet eorns.J It Is not quite so early ns Peep o’ Day. but I* or la*m*r W t‘ a r t 1 |>rvpar(>d t o f iju ir t 1 w i t h \* u m o f L I M B E R a n d M 1 I X W U K K f«.r H o t >1 o r liA I iN . F riim in L L lit o r i i 'j i , i f i l i r n . > . i i t ( l o o t s , r c r c e n s . b l i n d s , m o u l t l i i ’u s. l a l l i t t * . 11 ; n • I d;K i w» » . M t i Tell Uk What You Want Kslimates Fmni I" I f ret- » » I I Y e l l o w P i n e L u m b e r C o ., K i s s i m n u r . Ma. I ■rawt It Alw ays Helps says Mrs, Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills. K y. in writing of her experience with Cardtii, the woman's tonic. She saj^s further: "Before I began b> tCardtii, my back and head would hurt so had. I thought the pain.would kill me. I w as hardly able to do any of my housework. After taking three buttles of Cardui, I began to feel Jike a new woman. I ’" n gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my huusew 'ik, as well as run a big water mill. ‘ 1 wish every su(fering woman would give quality. ** \iy‘ ‘ . m.%:^ t r - 1 Tranaportatlon roporta abow that arery state In the United States sod most of the nations ? t the world were } represented In the great throng of 260,000 people who Inaugurated the Panama-Pacific Internationa] exposition at San Francisco, on Fobruary 20. T h is picture, showing tho nighty South gardens, gtvei a glimpse of a small fraotlon of the opening day throng. In the first fire days of Its progress the exposition ha^ an attendance larger than the combined totals of the Chicago and 8t. Louis expositions and the ratio contlnuea In a degree to Justify predic­ tions of the most spectacular success for the exposition. *. • ' .. • . .; . • . Set nut n Ktra wlterry lied n* soon A* the soil enn be worked nnd the plant» secured Senator Dunlap I» a gi»*d variety Arbor day Is a good time to get the school children Interestwl Ip cleaning tip llm schoolyard nnd plantIng It with ‘shrubs and »fees • If nursery »lr*k I» received In n dry condition tlioroiighlv wet the plani» nnd either liei-l them In or put them In n rook innUt cellar for n few day* A grsifl lawn Is secured by sowing a thoroughly well prepared rich soli with forty two laiiind» of pure Kentucky blue grass, five (tmtnds of solid rrdlop nnd Iti ree |<ottnds of white clover per acre Sow ns soon ns the Isnd can lie well prepared, rake the seed In well and roll llg h t ly .- l* Roy Cady. Associ nte fiorilenltnri«i. University Pnrm. HI Paul The Woman’s Tonic a trial. I still use Cardui when 1 feel a little bad, and it alw ays does me good.” Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., arc sure signs of woman­ ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, ihe u ottu ; ■* tonic. You cannot make a mistake in fr>rmg Lard»» for yotir trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing . women for more than fifty years. Get a Bottle Today I Herald Want Ads Will B rin g Resui: * �APRIL 23. 1913 TÎ1E SANFORD HERALD SCENE AT WOODLAND PARK PAGE THREE Ortnln of Automobile. The n o r d nutnmublln come« from ) (»<> nordn. tino fi rock unti thè other l-ntln rii»- i n o »»crii» mrt* .ulto and tni'Mli- Tln* former ih derlved from [Ih* Oreek u ni osi men trina noli and tho latti r frntu t 1..» ! itili 'in ti ’i» ndverb, ni"', itiliI in i* r i i i n . i i i . ti-rlvid frulli ilio l u t i l i \i r li. niovro, (novero, l itui , molli m nnlng tu move. Wo arf unitili t. *.i> who tirsi «uggested tilt- liuti.r t i r I If-prop. Iloti v. 'ht im, R A Z Y O L U M N B IB T M 9 A Y S Persons born on the first Monday in September should not do uorK of any sort on this day- F ‘*b Fatten on Alfalfa. V/ttt?.Becau.se. ih ü ta d a , l Ä r Ä S Ä K r W S “ äki o » u o a a iM : Insto« led to tin- bulled t imi thor -i nr i fattened t h em ,o lv rs . by rutin;: alfalfa and an .n veal Heat luti proved t he ihrory corrici. Tho rtfnn'wlm pota (he seal l ‘pun your d m !« and instrument». Hr they fer woe or weal. ■ IVe P ut The «Seal of Quality I'pon the ( i o o d s On O ur Bread S o F resh , S o L ight, So Brown, Our Huns and Pies and C ake. The best presentation of the immensely popular cut-a*way shape. SWEET 'LASSES. S m> «btt 'lu wma—ain't It IIu r i Ain't It ßixal it« rliiiiii|NiKiir «vi t i r i Uri vo* Ufe I Innil dill cimila — Ilumi dm «une « i d mlchl un' nini ut Cui drlii «talk» un bliisl rtn. « mi. An' brut)'« u Jug I niuilr to' y«u Aln'l It hlnck. mi' nln't II Hivis-ti «¡,,11«, nln't It c'"»l lo r n t f link.- «bit llixx'llkt- gialli un' browti. Jirll jo" H|irvnd «bit 'In«nei rotili . Mop il up—un', oli. r.ty uoul. Wutcli yo* eyr* tiepin to roti v i —Jm-ksnnvillo T i m i * Union WOMAN SUFFRAGE PERIL. I util Ini to lliilke n few re murk« mi wi'Miuii «tiITf uKe I| 1« Iietiiillful d mi l li limi ii-m ' <miffrage will purify iW*|iii >» Hill (In' vital nuil lui|»'i i mt tiritáis for 11 « to votnl'lrl I» tli< . f fi» t on » t iu i rl i IlieliiHi'IVe* l i e bud belter endure tlu* evil* of ■■•irruption In imllllr« u tul I'HI- b e n Iti our lío» el lillii'lll Iban brim: nbotit a ■.«mlittuu »I d' ll »III mar ilo- brilliti unii dim tile l in te r of t br glorimi» » "iminImi»I w lili » iti li we bu i e Imo' ii fit it ■t Itti r I k i i " » Hie ib* inuiid for «iifTruu«- "U (lo i ml uf »unit'll I» c n m i m : I'm 1 i t I n "id rucie« like me t" «l"|' II r\ ri'pt |«i««lbly III I lie «iifltli .1 11•I Ve» l.iiL’Iuml » Here • "l i n e i l a 11» 111 1« mule *tlo|.gl« Itili I ! tu 'I Until any w lieti* el»e In 1 11 • . "im trj 1 «Inrrrelv tirile««- rimy rite i «rftiltir«» ami gi»idti<—« wo III.ill l u l l lili el «el I 11« tile evieni of her participation In i«*lltir* I l'elle«e «be will Impret c |Htll II « hill il It 1Ititi f«‘ly politi. » will il'-«lr<i» her Arid »vben out gi»»! »unirli nre no Hinder to he fimnd t ' e it"-'III "f I ........... I* lu ll »• I tlur Iteli II 111 I Un In aliene«, ti einllne tbr e mu n d oo lightly timi I aoiiirtluiea tvonderrd If T o d a y ' s S h o r t S t o r y :: abu touched II ni all. Annetto rautd not keep ber e y e s off hor. aermliiKly n i thru lied by ber. Ibough our «iuo«t i m a y tiavu bud m u d i lo «lo wll h tbnL j f ' .m «ve «lix'tv n e a r tbo s|««t t r i aoakbl 1 I, Annette «veaketie«l. I mi tv In ber r i - i ♦♦+♦♦*+•> ■>++*++'F+'M'++'f ♦++♦■*• prensión tlint «he fenre») «ve «vaniti bave cvldrnee uf tbu »peeler's pres 11 A M i Ibi» In tbe pince?” enee. Tbe eblhl «va» «valklnc Ivfore us, and ,1 mi ede, s IiIIIiik (otvanl me. "11 lu*re 1« thè libo«!?" In id ber hand on m> arm. us before, "The gb"*( bil i I-. uni« tu hv «isdì (Ids lime rlotrhllii: II 111 terror. by eblldri'ii I he» de»* iti»* it u» it «vu We »! tu» I on (lie c cound «ve liad oc lllllli rnklng h'iiiee 11 lieti «he luuki* np cui disi tbe dny itefore. lookluc oat on ut tliulll tlley «re olii) il «kllll Insiemi i bu »put Herman had referred to wbeu of o face. Sin' uuiy la* rnklng «>ver he »aid. "She ma y lot raking over there now." The child a tootI a fetv steps be­ tlicre nmv Vii « e iniiiiot «re Imr*’ Aljnelle. ««Ilo «« i» ««Idi me luukisl ut fore us, looking nt tile tnoiiutulns. the me «viili a frlglill'iicd e\pressimi IVr valleys, anything, everythi ng that made wprr III thè «alle» uf ('hnmotiK sur up tile vie»»' Tlertnun bu» lost bl« tug le," I said ropiuleil h* *ii"»« » petik« unioni; In a low troice to Annette "She sees w hlrli 11'Hit Itimi use luche»! Unir HlC uf I III' le-Je'.il I tulli eliCilutsl II imi bina iiiin»tinl ” I lullik beliteli'' » n « tile «» dispensi Slllde I............. 111. I il» tu I he «pet I lu­ replt gli"*) un» «uni i" «ultihit Wliut a «lesolate s|«it’" I remnrkisl 1 -uir « llllilri'li lieieahutil I «uhi tu a loud Vol u il« lug tblng beru luit tbe cui de are diiiihìle»* under die In To Keep in perfect health a Iluein e uf t In* «tur« Iningl n.i t Imi | ilnts •uirsel«vs * 1rs, diere Is. salii tbe eblhl lite lilinge un die retina uf ili«' eliUd « person musi to bed early and "There’s a woman over there raking rye. ' * up (\]rl_y. Of uou don f knov The gtildu «h'»>k Id» brini negat l* elj derni ten t e « ' ' I felt a run» d i el t e grip uu my arm “ If l»err «»III brine u ■luti! Iiere » li" now to rise early {o (be h i» tieiiT Iteli rii "f tbe lesemi Ile «»III l kne»« .1 linei11- iieislisl support, and I pat my arm nladil lier lu steady ber seashore mo5i any day and kliut» helter ' "Tlint I* a pru|Mi«ldun «« lilrli inerì« I confess I »»as startled myself. See hour the tid e rises ■Where?” I a » k i 11 1 nf the child tny roneiirreiii e in Amerlenii fnmlh l i t e r there putlldllg 'Silt' see* iirrli ed ut die li"h-l Ibi* murnlng P A Iia Y F H I Z k t nttii'tik' (beni u Inde e l d «>f «e»en II e There afe "lilt hull's «»bere II" •f I mis IS * TAPO IV bai d" «ori *n> \miei le > s i n II »•• * es ell'UlM I«' t Ih ' "tue il w at i UbO - r«Oiv Ma « t Itlnke (Ile lesi *'1t|) Iter II ««as A m i r i re wlu> » aitisi the FÍ f t MAS el£ ? " I l e n|l| brille tbe rhlhl bere " I Hill she hail im putt er tu g*» ' nilded (lieti Inriilne li» tbe pithle nini » u n i s | Uertmrtl If sin* sèi'« (Ile pbn«l I ««Il i l i pl an bud » l i r k i s l loo ««ell Its uh r P» e t ' l t e In her that era » l ug l- 1 Kl*e *-ni un 1 merinin e"ld enele f r u prui isii nn u t i h h »«nulli di mw b e r i l l i " lliemelit" uf llie •« e:i«l"li ' * "Tiniuba l irrr l eottmlder ruvself nn arms had «uct •ss led hm I fenrtsl the »huck rh ber h» flint imulini That «vas n lung whil e ago Annette We min risiisi III Cedine perilllsalon fnim die eblhl’« pnrent* (he n e l l nfl I» my »« Ife hat I h av e never renfcrd to to eriii'un tu tube ber tu «»nlk «» IfI^ i|s I regret that I mu u» ereil her heart kn « felt suri- dilli If «plrltunllty ««nubi eli » n i su ilitngeruiiH She «vas long III alile ber t" di», ern tbe cll"«t «he rovcrtlig frum the s Iiim k. and even lut" 5 » ivuald «ee 1« Sili- » a» III.e u «rrilf I d" nut dare refer r-. die limiter b -;y him j ^ ,u L . frum «pii ir i -11•I 11 ' se ■Ir* i a i '-«■*» i •-« pl:ili:i|l"h f t Ije Wunder ha« • » • ' 'Ine tu Ule I l u i r li" t henry i lim ei " i» under I «*"i|ld enll rl ien 1tuiV l^ o n ’t play boLL on d full fi....... . :l hlM M l'innlll «l'Uell |I I* llp« tug H and d"i'1 «» l«h un» All 1 i (Ile Delire nf -I «prtle Site «vnlked «* Idi I« di al I and Al in rt l r may forget II A your hu tand af home i l l in tuli r /> v Idll IIlie iimr G loves Nikill's etooinv unti Id*» tini Morning nil lion mi n^ i !•<I lln|s'4 «mill«, nnniii'l uh «Insl. I l r u« r in r i i nl uwny! So soon nn one'« henrt la tender It I« wefik. Wbeu II I» brail in; *° tvunnly ncalimt the breñal. <*nd the (bruni la, aa It were, tied tightly, nnd one atrivrs» to premi the train from one'a eye« • bd feel* un Inromprcbcnaltilr i'»y aa they beKln to flow, then « e are mi weak that we uri» fetterril by rbuliiH of flower*, tint liera tine they bit ve tieroine strong (tinnitili uni magie «nain. but i«*-mi«i. irenililr l«-*t we «biHini |r)ir them ««Wider.— t ill"t he . b . eP'wwop*. aaorg, formet Klngilcy '• A ÌÌX p }1 CEILING : HLr. n l □ DO0 0 0 0 000 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 oooooo U el B U S IN E S S C A R D S Io o lint* hub i aril** ^ ill Hi* rtitili^ht tl l n tier I In*- Hr ml in ii \1 rii«* Itali* Hi 17,20 IVr Vrar .Drs. Masona , Castor Oil Protects Feet. E asy' Job. Castor oil will prevent feet from It la tho easiest tiling In tbe world to'fill empty heads with hot air. nnd becoming sore on a long walk. H youraelf. — It la dono every day.—Memphis Com­ should ba poured on tho feet, capeclall) between Uu tnea. • ' *' mercial Appeal o I It K V M S < Il VN N E E S A N C L E S AND VIT. S H A P E S a a o Householder Ik'lltistrj (.¡truer A WonilrulT Ituildin i'.. r e f ills M titlerale - M r ic ili ( ash I’ h n i i c .Tl!) ..G E O . A . D E C O T T E S .. xpiuknpv «Hi. r m i N s m . o K * t law !*?»»• In»* Ml Sliilr . ITI*I I (birilli (‘«HIM» Utili« Sil tl for« I Flu Off«« Ynwell Itullillng FLORIDA o o o u a a Q a o TANK STEEI. u a STIM T T I HAI. • o IKON W O R K OF 9 u ALL KINDS o o o n t l S S H D DS a S T A Y HOLTS o a (.ALVA NT/ED a ( O P P E K AND / INI S H E E T S a o o o OAK ( \ I 'll ESS MAHOGANY W H IT E PINE AND AIT. H A R D W O O D S VI N ( T I E S > K IFFS DORIES IUTE T Tí » ORDER HOI L E U S AND T A N K S H E IL T T O O R D E R ( umpuleni forre of workmen for m a i l work at nil Ilmen niOMA.S KMMtrr WItJilJN t: i n u . r m i N itniHMouiKit BLASON Pearla From Dahreln. New York City and Maine. The Ilahreln Island, are now the New York city hn* a population renter of Ihe w o r l d , |««'arl trade g re ater than that nf the whole «into They ar e on the wertem «bore« of uf M a i n e " New York city bn« no lb<‘ I'cralan gulf nnd time tiecome the great a population a* tbe full"«« mg tno*t Important par» ■•( the il*her1ea »täte« combined Maine, New llmr.je of tlial liody of » n i e r » hielt I« tin) «litre. Ye-riii r molli, iletaon I, Itboile Kilo«]« Inland, in lu na. uei achlel source of the » urlìi , pearl *up- wnre, Idaho, aho, Montana, Nevada, Oro- ^ FOU LAST Of was after ihe surrender of YorKtourn.Two Conimcnid troops were quietly wendaw ¿heir s\way home after .i'" ]/ i i L tne war. Wne asKed me, ^ & NAN f t Util XOi'KL wny of amitigl ug wlnilow limigliig« I* lllo,‘ triit«xl bere rii*« ioni* whle «vllitlit»« bave Ibe ti|<|***r pone« ut tinlitJ uri gin«« l'be lare rii Ha In, jir«- imi un a ma » » r«*l Juai 1,'ina ibi* |*iito* mal fall |n ttnflixir. Siile e«irimn» of^xllk limi lx- «Irutvn «>v«*t tbeiti Ihl» munì I» hatHlxoniel.r niiMuxl in mninrgan» i urnltiiru au«l ««alt* ami cHIIng are «-arri««» out In ttil* wtxxl gon. Northh Pakom. Dakont, n t’lah a h and Wyoming Wvomlng. SEND US YOUR ORDERS go IK M l . E H P L A T E DENTIST r ''- j ‘iuio soldiers were walK* im? alona the htphujay lcd d m p 0to ihe firt.They were {alKin^ in low uoices ^ ihey passed where il sto o d , one said I f a bird in the hand is worth (wo m (he bush, urhat is Fort LeauenurorLh?" pir. . -Forgat tYouraelf. ourseir. Tati oth rtiK3"0®. wl*h oUler,l f o * * m * r t * r 11U10 r i r m r r r t i Ave. J s r k i n R l llle. Ft*. DR. C. G. BUTT Long aloi/es for your^j ladies^ Are only uforn on ihe arms and hands Trimmed unfh buftons. U b rr r they rrjolri» tu tu', n i r i r in ilio (mid fur mr Hy. time, fly M|irt«||ly: Come, ilio mid Mirin' —Idtdy NuIrne To hnvn thr beat ct)Ulppad at om the*« proareaalve time« — that'» why «vc unr* you lo Inatall JVIO\ MKTAI, CEILIXOH. The mini l asting cell­ i n g you ran got, con*e«]uently the rhe»p»»l In the end. and It la fireproof »nil ver y srtla'tle. A»k jour ilFaior or «vrlts ui for booklet, T h e Florid« W*t«l I ' md ar t * Co* Wilson & Housholder '^ e r ij s m a rt U tier**, tlim. wiv Ilio»«' «lisif our* Our Joy nnd delight? D«tr mid muri* tirar, though nun II Idi Irti fnon «tirili ' tenderness. ' L E S jix - F L A ^ oh, we ^ e riT COutGE If you might would .«‘di now Itrinici- your way ' Wander (brinigli stoini» wild» . Fuliit inni ii« i n n '• ' Engraving Work n Specialty B eat of «fork Guaranteed Send for fViccs and Samples TO YASSAR more. 11 IIti Iioiiio on nil'll ■> x q ji YOU CAN AFFORD l*.iffit*r U i hi K j Calling C a rd s Wedding Announcements chorus D r a w in g R o o m W i t h W a lls F in is h e d r In N a t u r a l W o o d Phons IBS 'ROOFING ANSWEIS QVCRIKS U 0i?flS°0f you cannot Keep | Sanford, Florida N E A b T H ^ r fB E A H T Y l.lf«* i «lurk ll.«ud luhli-d o'er. AII I'lll lit ItM o|| r.||.,l ■ Sit J . »otilil > 113 M»inoh«. Woodruff & Watson “Uh stomach. Play on'a t/dcant lot.! WOULD YOU CE YOUNG * again? Umiid you Ik- young a g a i n ? S<> «« nulli noi I ! ' »«• li-nr in it......... . gi tel i t i ll » lini I'd lor , J. L. HILLER’S BAKERY Id e Silver ip iriL o U h eC h am o flix-: f W e Hake. dnd his generals dmedlq^eth^: do you knour what Lafayette?" C&ybe it was Corn fellis! . LAW AKltS Sanford, -. JACKSONVILLE .FLORIDA Florida Elton J. Moughton S E E D S W*e earrv nil the leading varieties nf Farm, Field ai d (iurden S«- d that ha1,e Ixi'li tested and known to Im- adapted to thi* «oil and eltmitle Sanford. I l a We rail fill your order in« it a disitely fur in'» «-top of »11 varieties of A R C H IT E C T Hoorn 12. llUhnp IIlk ■You am nuike the round trip In one <hty .si:r.i> n r:\N.s. su ed p o t a t o e s . to the Ne«e Smyrna idlire of KNRI.ISII I'LAS, ( IKCMIIF.II, TOMATO, PEPPER SEED. ECO PLANT, BTC. The Shelter Sanitorium I Tiike the 11 o'clock train SEED COHN, KAFFIR CORN. MIL­ LET. 1IEUGAR WEED. NORDAVIS FORSTER, M. D, PkimUn in Chart* CHUM SEED. ETC. Dr. J. T. Denton PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON C0\v PEAS ALL VARIETIES RHODES. NATAL AND SUDAN (¡ItA SS SEED OFFICE IN GARNER & WOODRUFF BLl,>G ( " l l i pl .t r atnrk id garden und i-'d Olfifr Phan* 271 Rrmtrnc« Pbonr 20S «••«•«I», poultry feed anil nipplm». 11>u Ilal or», ele Off««» Uouii: ) lo 11 *. m.. 2 lo 1 p. m. 11 rile fur nur «prlng catalogue and Pl.At ED ANYIVIIERE,EVERY1\ IIHRE wevkl) price li«l on puullr) feed. etc. In 1>milVW , Wt^li* xt am -mm ty, Siindny I’«p Olile»! enta11Ushcd and lurgi-*t nw-d »r« «fui Mi(ihouse in Florida. imi» Inerti air«. Prompt, rrtiil.W* ».relù-. , fi w mllmutp«, lit u, (Igure «.(lb you no taking E . A . M artin Seed Co MUU» rharg* at trout *d«r.-rt»«ln* lnl«rv«> Itrie.206 Earn (lay Street m H Ads •nn * from .aluA nl rUrnta. Ads I’baB« C77I MONTGOME RY AilvcrlisiiiR Compnny, Inc. MutaalUfa tildi Jatkkonitllr. fl>, Jacksonville W ANT • • ADS Florida PAY �i* ■- ' " V rr~vr^* PAGE POUR THE HANFORD HERALD 'TT" _ ... ■i - 1,"-; APRIL 23. 1915 red, serving Orlando, Orlando mer* because of my past a (filiation with chants lost heavily when the trnin the carpenter's union of your city, was taken oil *><1The hoard of trade of which I once hud the honor to It. J. HOLLY, Editor serve as its financial* secretary, and W. M. HAYNES. UusinetiH Manager wns about to take the matter to the uilroad commission in proteat when and because I expect yet to mnke PublUhed V.rrry Tuaadajr and Friday -lie commission forestalled action Sanford r.iy home. “ There are variou s paths th a t lead to F ortune, but if you expect to in this direction by announcing that l M y argument will be both from the railroads had been allowed to re­ the standpoint of union carpenter acquire a competence through y o u r own efforts, there is on ly one s ta rt­ HUBSCBIFTION PRICK. IN AItVANCE duce train service on account of and a contractor I will say that O NE T E A R ............................... . . t ------ I ! 00 reduced travel. Now it is an- invariably we find our best mechan­ ing point the regular saving o f a a portion of y o u r income. S I X MO N T HS I » , THREE MONTHS 7* naunred (hat the Tampa ¡special is ics and most thoroughly trained men to be discontinued. It is to be re­ in the ranks of orgunixed labor. The No easier or b etter plan has been devised for saving m oney than an IMIirrrd la the Oty by Canin 12.00 [*« Vrai In sumed that this further reduction of reason for this is very plain. Adtaa» nr 20c. Far Month Before a carpenter can become a Interest Account in a good bank. Paymrili In Adran» Mart Ha Made al Offlra the trnin service is done nlso with * the consent and approval of the member 'of u union he must have) Knlared Aa Hanmd-dnaa Malt Maller Aufua« 1 2nd railroad commission. How far this had experience and training to n de- I is INI, St the Pootofflrr at Sanford, I'wM i, cutting down of servire is to be algrre of proficiency that enables him t Fader Ad of March ltd, ISTI. ---- -- - - — b.u-n.1 is a question— The people to command-»»- certain established o s t r a lo l l w i l j Rulhllin Trlrphone No. It* seem to have nothing Lo-do with it. -wage. Wo have an a p pi wukiex­ »kbough the Floride supreme court tern whereby air apprentice must has .held that it is incumbent upon work four years before ho becomes a Join The Herald In building a new the railroads to give a t nil times journeyman,* during which tim e he SANFORD. FLORIDA H. E. tolar r . r . deas c. M. HAND IL R. STEVENS VI» F. L WOODRUFFVkB-Praident C m U » a . i c« m„ l*r»tidrnl i hotel. "the maximum" of service. The is trained and fitted. The card ------ 0 -----only earning that u railroad may be which, the union man rarries is bona ,Now Is the. accepted time to start permitted is a legitiamte percentage fide evidence that he is trained and that now hotel in order to accom­ on the nhtual money TrtveMed.' The that he is In reality a carpenter. 1 ______ . ----modate the thousands jwho would net earnings of the Coast Lino last Granges which could hot haw c„n The fundamental principles of striker'* place in case of trouble. Is like to locate here next winter. less than a nickel apiece, ami. m re­ year were in cxccm of fifteen mil­ unionism are to bring about the gen-1 there anythin g ennobling or pro------ O-----sponse to her mother's Inquiries i„|j lion dollars.* This doesn't indicate her that you gnve them to her |,ia Representative Goldstein wants that the Coast Line is in an y im­ eral uplift of the great mass of wage- gretsive about him? No, he can you get a composition book u>dn> ’ ' the state to curry its own insurance mediate danger of being thrown into earners. Organized labor has en- hardly cull his soul his own—he is SAW SIGNS OF SPRING IN dcavored to lift the workers from (he willing slave of the ungrateful "Nuh-uh, dad, I looked In my dink and this idea could be followed by a the hands of a receiver on arcount HAVIOR OF 8MALL SON. life's lower levels to a higher sphere employer. Was ho ever asked to nnd saw I had a composition bonk.” state fire insurance company. of excessive service to its patrons. and make them belter for better give un opinion by n legislative “And you looked at Allle and *aw — o— Reporter-Star. ' » conditions. she didn't have an orange io her It ha* accomplished body? Or was he ever asked to run City council is to be congratulated ------ 0 ------ something along th|s llnrwin-»lhe way for office to represent a non-union Robert Might Try to Look Innocent, name. Was that It?*’ upon Yhe purchase of good paving “Aw, how do you know, dad?" of educating them to aspire to some­ man? No, he gives no thought to Dollar Newspapers But Father Could Marshal Alto­ brick laid dowfi here for $28.00 per “I bet l know what Sunday school A new- paper in a neighboring thing better in life’* surroundings. economics or to the general condi­ gether Too Much Convincing A l j j q pnea t o ' ” — ----------------------- --------- ' * thousand. Some saving thpre. town says a country paper can be This i* why we have asked for a tion of his fellow-workmen. He is a ---------Circumstantial Evidence: "So do I, pop!" ------ 0 -----published for one dnl|nr per year. short or work day t hat till' WPrkWl »hive to himself and a menace to the "One of the strangest things I havo ---- House In Swnford tmnied t he “ Ktutv This is true, and there are several may have more time for thought and "Robert!" working masses. In the words of noticed la that you chum with Alile* Inn." Probably the annex is staled ways by which it is possible. ‘One is study that they m ay become better "Yes. sir.” •It. II. Hooker of New York, "If the brother, and you always tolti me be "Heeresyore Bill."-—I’aim Beach to have a good income independent and happier citizens. it seems to "I am rather worried about you was a slsBy." welfare of the country rested in the Post. of the printing business; another is protect them morully, physically und hands of the non-union man it would lately." “Rut I didn't understand hint dad "Worried about me. pop?" ------ 0 -----He Is all right when you gel i. know to set a few columns of long primer industrially, by infusing into them »¡ion become worse than Sodom ami "Yes, worried about you!" The Herald believes that the local and fill the balance of the paper with i the sense of the dignity of labor and Gomorrah." him," "Why, dad, I haven't done a thing school huoard are doing all in their patent medicine ads and boiler encourage them to attain the high­ "I hare noticed that having » mre Hut the arm y of organized labor to cause you worry." little sister, with blue eyes unit *ri;j|v power to conserve the people's in- (date. There ¡ire a few papers in est efficiency possible. This is why i» inarching steadily forward on a "I admit that that fact la enough to toresU and save the taxpayers Florida that ari- not worth one dollar we lind our better men in the union campaign of education, and them, worry me, but that Is not what Is hair, and pink hair ribbons. I» enough to make any fellow all right!" money and their plans for the future per year; most of them are well ranks. men who are too blind to behold worrying me Just at present. It Is “Is that all. dad?" • ■ should receive the careful considera­ worth $1.50 per year und many are How about the non-union man? that which is for their own interest what you have been doing, not what "That's all 1 enn think of |u»t *t tion of the citizens. No need to fly worth a great deal more. The news- He builds a barn or shingles a house may yet be brought within the fold you have not been doing, that has got present, my boy. except that these oil at a tangent' anti become hys­ paper business is much like an y otheri or wor|cs a few months at this or where they will lx> welcomed. ine guessing!** signs of spring certainly do make ms terical and sentimental. We need kind of business. A good pair o that, then pinces himself on the m ar­ "Has foot her been telling you—” w’nnt lo go fishing"' II<mi»Ii<h lv»t Yours respectfully, more school buildings and as now shoes cost three or four dollars und ket as 'n full lledgcd carpenter "No. your mother has been telling J F Spaulding. me nothing; I have Just bceu noticing buildings are impossible at this timo yet a shoddy pair of shoes can be With few exceptions he has had W h e n Man “ Goe* Writ Augusta. Maine. things The other morning I noticed it is absolutely necessary to use the bouRht for less than a dollar, but neither training or experience. The A soldier writing from th­ that you washed your neck and ears building» that we now possess and that is no indication that they are |ynsusperling employer pays him tin anks w lint Is Hie incnuiitK C h ei p Orange« and combed your hair." utilize all the space. really the cheapest Wauchula Ad-1 wage not of the inexperienced man "Hut. dad, don't I always do that tiler s curious phrase fur ■{* .t' < One pi New York's leading fruit O lug West Can any render vacate. that he is, but the wage of the tradui » men, who has handled California every morning?" ' un an sw er to this quest no, ‘ The Herald hope» to have some­ "Not without being told " ed union man, for in varia ill y these oranges for over twenty year» seem» thing tangible to offer in the matter "I don’t see why that should worry dter slang, or in It it pin.,», i. More \houl I n i o n » men want the union wage In this to think that the growers or ship­ grown up duri ng the present of a new hotel building in the next Augusta, Me.. April 10. 1015. respect the non-union man is a |mra­ pers out in that state had better you! " issue. If there is a chance to have Editor Herald' "Hut. Robert, you also shined your If <1 poet lent explatillHoi siti» He feeds upon the condition* ilii some 1 lungs differently or their that new hotel we expert every shoes twice this last week, and your si ble, the Itl'tapllilt uioii.il I I have become somewhat interest­ which unionism ha» brought about fruit will not pay expenses In a finger nails have been p rfectly inanl Ah Ihe sun goes « . u t citizen to do his duty and the new ed in tiie discussion between C. C. He 1» ever rcudy to accept these letter recently written to the Coast to Its eliti Henley pm ilo cured during the entire week Dhow stum» of his linciti Ilms hotel will be binli The most impor­ Pearson and W S. Price on organ­ conditions yet he is never willing to In* snid them to me. There, didn't I tell you?" tant matter that now confront» the ized labor which bus appeared in contribute to lin» uplift of his fellow "A.W. dad. that's n o t h i n g !" people of this city at the present !«el Ilo 1» «.it! Mi l ; On Thursday of this week the your columns in the last few issues.) workmen Has he ever made un "I am not bo sum about that. You The sMIolott n -|< • ti i . time is the building of u new hotel fancy fruit trade of New York paid and if you will gnlnt me a hit of j effort to better the "conditions of the have got m<• to about half promise und this idea is paramount Let I llsnilssliig thot - <¡i, |. space 1 would like to add a few l aboring til a ss es' No, but tie stand- ft> for the box of Uti lize Florida that I would let you don long pants nothing lake your mind off the hotel pretation. one cun unit gm oranges That dm-» not look like words I am more interested m thi-i nils bv. alwu'.» ready to take n on your next birthday Does all Hits phrase tuno s from tin. re , proposition. It must he limit and it "busted market on oranges, to us'. mean nothing’ " colonies It Is possible tinnii should he started by the first day of We tin d that, not wi Ihat a tiding the “What could It mean, dud’ " June. Are you with u»? general California growers’ idea that "It might mean a number of things e r heard of it in tin* <,t-r* < O the retailers are making all the Another thing you have done to cause America, that going \\ • money. California oranges have never' me uneasiness, is to nsk me to let you a slang pliruso for dying Says the Litchfield <111.« News sldered from an eastern p in our estimation, been retuiled as elinitge from your Sunday school to as aii equal mlafiirtnto < Herald: .Not long ago a man came cheap us they are at presunt in New the Presbyterian Sunday school." into this office und stopped his pa­ SOME ITEMS TAKEN FROM TIIE MELONVII.l.R ADVER­ remember tllal In tills wui \m "Hut, dad, the teacher there—" York. One of our largest retailers, per because bo fcaid it was always "Now. Robert, look me right in Ihe Australia and India nr<* .<1ï r TISER PUBLISHED IN 187Í» who has a number of fancy branches contributions of no'll and .< « printing n lot of things about the in New York and New Jersey, eyes Has the teacher got anything thorn contributions <>t »I < . same people anti he said he was sick to do with It?" e h e s te r Guardimi of it. Now when something goes A copy of the Mellonvitle Adver­ are the Hattie Barker's days of ar­ Messrs. Acker. Mer rail & Condil. " A w dnd*" wrong with the country the govern­ tiser loaned to The Henthl by Mrs m a i ami departure Apropos t«> tins have been advertising lately in the "And your mother tells me 111»' V i n d i ; 11, e An ■ i < ment appoints n commission to in­ K. \\ Peabody contains some inter­ we hear that the new steamer Tus- New York daily papers "Sunkisi this morning >mi required ten cents The citi nel !<h. II vestigate und find out what is the esting item» of tiie early ¡lays. cuwilla is rapidly building, and that orange» (or J ] cents per ttor.cn " V\<• for a composition hook, and Hint at matter, und the first thing a com­ Among them is one that states the the Starlight will resume business in (inti tii.il James Butler, who lias noon, when shu wits over visiting with r good memori ' ■ about one hundred and forty retail Mth Conklin. Alllo enmo In from It, and often tuk<-» rt »• i mission investigates is the man who Sanford House is about to be con­ u fortnight. groceries in Greater New Y'ork is school with two perfectly good issnl lmit Ir. mi unex|«<t d r , .hi made the holler to see If the holler structed. • Some crates of most beautiful' advertising in all of hl» stores today was a reasonable holler. So we ap­ pointed a commission consisting of Mr. Cohen has carried with him to lemons, of a rare and superior vari­ 18 California navels for 26 cents. ourselves, to investigate this man. his stores at Maitland and Orlando ety have been brought to Mellon- This i* certainly gelling California THE NEW CRUSADE We just - followed the man's career a splendid stock of goods No mer­ ville by our friend Gradilirk of Lake navels to the consumer us cheap a* any grower could ask for We saw ■over sinre we knew him. The first chant in our county have established Harney. These lemons equal the thing that happened to that man a larger or more secure reputation best Sicilian fruit anil far »ur pass on Fut ton street near Broadway, Shorter Hours For Women was that he was horn, hut he had und chumt-ter for integrity and .sa- any other Florida production* of the Wednesday afternoon three ped­ dler's wagons loaded up with in*» nothing 1« do with it However, w e jg a c ity than have Cohen Uro» kind we hnve ever seen.' Mmtffh hw»» tr*■ rriri« to 126s of California navel oranges, ' I mentioned him. although his parents mffninwt ri«*I hml*. *' " * were entitled to the credit. When The public schools of Orange coun­ with big signs on the wagons, read­ The hotel at Sanford is an enter­ thing« th*t ptmfu*«- * * 1M •ml thr hf*ur* *»*■• •« he was in his early twenties ho got prise of such importance to our ty were opened on Monday last and ing, "FamouH Sunkist t i n g e s , 6 for ldteh**u 10 cents." We also understand that married. We mentioned that, in­ county at large that we are pleased the session will continue until April 1 The) u»e the E,\voltiti '<A* cluding the name uf the bride, the to refer to it in this place. We hnve 1876. It is believed that the public peddlers arc selling Porto Rico or­ RANGES and h»»»- Ir»«*!«'"»"1 ,h"' preacher, etc,, In fact, we mentioned been allowed to see the architect's funds will be ample for the sus­ anges and offering them as Sunkist. kitchen Into rlr*n. tnvitlm pie»In our estimation the California everything but the preacher's fee, design (or the entire building und It tenance of the schools. It Is es­ from tmokr, odor. <lirt, *»«n- »»n*. orange business is simply going to be which was not worth mentioning. is extremely handsome.. It is cer­ timated thst we huvo 1,200 school hot tirtw and »mutt« t»»>hiM -'"»«***a survival of the fittest and a grower .W e never mentioned the fact that children. The school lit Fort Reid tain that the principal wing of the llr.n* your ronklni lem» — ;t be never won a n y premiums at the main edifice is to bo 150x50 feet, is one of the highest grade in the who does not raise good fruit and a «tor» NOW and bt u* »■'" f ' ,l“ county fair bocause he never ex­ will be completed and opened by county. It is desired to establish packer who does not take pains to a m*d*-l<>-ofdcr Favore» pick and puck carefully and handle hibited anything. We nevor men­ Christmas. We congratulate Mr. one of equsl grade in Orlando. in first class shape arc going out of tioned his name in the list of com­ .Sanford and the lako neighborhood mittees, because he never nttendc upon the beginning of the work, There is never a week In which the business. As long as California anything. We never mentioned his and predict a brilliant future for tho our admiration for the matchless has the quality of fruit that they nam e in the list of donors, because enterprise. climate of Orange county, its sea­ hare today, s grower and shipper In ho never donated ns much as a sons and its vast and multiform California has got to get on the Job doughnut. We certainly havo been Count Wassalieff sent some bana­ adaptability for the perfect growth and stay there. If we had our way treating this man shamefully, but nas, monsters, by far the lurgest of plants Is not augmented by some about it, we would instruct the chief we will agree to run a nice obituary we ever saw, and we have seen them now observation. Ourself a new­ of police of Riverside to put a pad­ when the timo comes. growing in more eligible climes than comer, whose residence here is en­ lock on every packing house door tho — O-----Florida. One of these the Count forced by disease, we have carefully first day of November and not allow it to be opened before the first day ABOMINABLE ALLITERATION sent weighed a pound, six weighed and cautiously compared Orange of March. Then when Riversldo county's eligibility as a resort for , “ While Betsy’a basting t>ellybsnds four pounds. They were grown at T. P. FUKsrf.H. v n i’«!»«"'1 FREDEHIC H. HAND. rti.MMJtr navels came back east they would sick people with the fitness of M a­ Villa Sura, Mr. Wassallcfl's place. A. L. BETTS. A»» t Cavitila a F. WHITNEK. Cornu for Belgians and Tilllo's tatting naturally work Mp a trade for them­ tidies for the Turks, as we under­ We might have spoken of this gentle­ deira, Egypt, tho south of Franco, selves. In our estimation i t is not stand they are doing, we should man before, along with Col. Whit- Bermuda, the southwest part of the fault of the way the California thin k Mary m ight meritoriously ncr, Mr. Doyle and Mrs. Dr, Herft- Texas, Colorado. California, M inne­ business in the east is handled that m ake a few meringues for Mex­ don aa a successful cultivator of sota and that district of Brasil so i is producing present prices. It is icans, "—Ohio S ta te Journal. And pineapples in a smaller way than warmly recommended by Humboldt. A very extended interchange of the fault of the growers am i ship­ hbw about F an n y framing up a few that of Mr. Balslcy and Mr. GradOur vault is constructed in the best possible pers of coarse oranges, and the big dick. And now comes CoJ. Whitfancy flxln’s for the French.— Macon manner—being protected by every device for Safely ner,' who left at*«fir house the finest opinlona und experience with phyai- Florida ¿Yop' anfl' the hard times. ïffi-- Telegraph, Como to think of it, We have been through such slumps Jennie might bo jestlcuisting or g y r a t­ and largest guavas ever grown in clans in every part of the world, a —and making it Fire nnd Burglar Proof. this several times, and old sunny W m ing for the Germans.—Tampa Times. Florida, bitf as good sized apples, personal acquaintance with several ns California gonerally comes hack, and You can rent a Safe Deposit Box here for Couldn't Rebecca rdast a ration of with few seeds and less of the pecu­ of these localities, and n comparison we are hoping to see belter timrs of recorded meteorological data, a m ­ rich rutabagas for the Russians?— liar odor of the fruit than we ever next year. .* . $3.00 AND UP PER YEAR Palm Beach. Post. Or Jesaio jump before observed. There was a su­ ply ju stify and confirm the writer in his belief of the very obvious s u ­ perb sugar loaf pineapple with the jjp a jar of jelly for tho Jews. ______ *____ ____ guavas, worthy of the Tuxpan Plain. periority of Orange county- over all tho rest of the earth as an asylum TRAIN REDUCTION ' Several months ago th e , Atlantic • The Hattie Barker is one of our for tho tuberculous, scrofulous or D E N TIS T Coast Line discontinued the local very best boat*- Prompt, reliable, rheumatic patient. Come and see OF S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A WORK rO R WHITE PEOPLE ONLY morning train between Sanford and obliging and courteous, her oflieers sweet render; thousands havo come PEOPLES BANK BUILDING T am p s. This tra in was the most have made many friends on tho St. and seen and believed andfhad^their ROOM 9 lives prolonged. Johns. ’ Wednesdays and Saturdays valuable train, commercially consld--L V it i i "riiv‘i i ■b h I h u h B H I U H THE SANFORD HERALD < Various Paths to Fortune THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD DAD KNEW SYMPTOMS SANFORD FORTY YEARS AGO Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company Protected By Every Safety Device DR. C. W. FAIN The Fir s t Na t io n a l B ank �.• APRIL 23 . 1*15 IN • THE SANFORD HERALD AND ABOUT THE CITY i ^ I ;; Utile Happenings— Mention !! of Matters In Brief Personal Items of In terest I’ rrn b y ieria n t'hureh Sunday night Dr Hrnwnlee will preach on ‘ David the Man." This will he the first of a series of ser­ mons on this Bible character given ut this time because his life is now being studied by the Sunday schools, The following mu«iciil program will he rendered Prelude Overture in F by J F. Dattman. Offertory Mnrrhroniane by 0. !£. Gounod. ¡Quartette Pence to My Soul by Fanny Crosby Pnstludc Nurhfguch by It. Schu­ mann. • Popular songs will he sun^ by the. FLOWER SHOW ONE BIG EVENT — ENTRIES MUS T BE MADE BE­ FORE 10 O’CLOCK S A T U R ­ DAY MORNING |i1t4« f l a s u l ä ä z i i i c u i m a t í ti r i« t iz ia a PAGE PIVE ú as«ow »*m tra m i ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... L t a a u i . n suis> ii. .,..¿ 1 - '.. . n ri n a m t A RESUM E O F SA N FO R D H A P P E N IN G S U P T O D A T E A ti»! »*** fcO CwtungaialMai ill** Column lo SocHlf Kd*t*»f of ITma* Mr. K A r - fh .,u rhi.no No *01 r . .. a d u u a n i ..s u r i U t í « table a large wedding bell was sus­ pended beneath which .rested the bride's cake. Extending to the cor­ ners of the' room from the center were rnpes of pink entwined with nsparagus fern Pink roses graced the table and mantels, milling to the charming effect The porches were illuminated with Japanese lanterns. Another pleasing program of music was rendered at the house by the music club, The w-eddlng presents which were many and beautiful in cut glass, silver, china and linen were dis­ played in the library. —.M y: Lee is the eldest daught^i-ofMrs.-*S. O. Swope, possessing a wweetr lovirtTb» dfspontttmr that flak erfdefired her to a large circle of friends, she is also a musician of note. Mr.* Lee is a young man of » t ilin g characteV, identified iu busi­ ness with his father. The young couple wiy spend the honeymoon on the East Coast. Upon Their return they will reside at Lake Charm. arch wns erected, the central arch The nnnunl Welfare prog nun to being higher than the other two T^ic flower show Saturday in the which were uniform in height. Hynes building promises to be one the Woman's (Tub and its guests Against a background of green the of the events of the season. The Wednesday afternoon wus a pleasant deep red amaryllis were mua»ed Ijke cooked food sale and candy sale will feature of the club year and closes a crown of flowers; below these, open at 3 p. in. Prises will be award 0 'c department days to the club, shading to the white the lillies were Unirle» for Flower Show at ilynea ed at 6 p. ni. A large gathering of representative banked. In the railing of the pulpit building mu»t be made before 10 Premium list is as follows;______ i men and women filled t he assembly rinc* were entwined- wivk- bundle» of „•Hock Saturday._au»roing. For prouunont cTUaen. hud r gorgeous bloomw-nt Dm tup-siwk-baU-lUtM» pansies, 1 I’ollcclLuu Burpee's Dahliu | special part» on Lha-program. The nuinrhnltl rnmlt ----bulbs. i Temple Hoys Hand and Grammar hidden in the ferns a t the lower edge. and yeast cakes at'Simon's. GO-tf The piano was screened with vines J ’oinsottlu Plants The judges both for garden vo n-<Sfhf>o1 l’">> “t' (1 Kiris contributed and hanked with fthite phlox, while Huy your cakes amf pie« for Sun­ test and flowershow ure«*U of town delightful number« to the afternoon's day at Hynes building Saturday ii A recent M letter from ncwwnpr Heasoner jj llf * ,rt,,n . , rtTort i« brine plwniircii. The cluli room« were between the windows arches of the afternoon. Bros., m reply to an inquiry about ' 110(1 evpr> pl,orl lN ,,rlnK . , . _ , , ... ,,,. date palm completed thv decora­ the pojnsettias ordered'from them ma(1" '<>*•** Perfect impartiality. |tastefully decorated with, quantities tions. The wedding music was very Outlook Envelope» now In »lurk by the City Beautiful committee is! oi K^dens and porches are of cut (lowers against u background lovely and possessed the charm of at ibr Herald office. 69-2tp as follows: Red roses, phlox, ver­ ° Prof. H. Nehfling, Gotha, Flu.; Mr. of green benas nod carnations were used in association for preceding the wedding Enlrlea for Flower Show ut llyn e» "Poinsettius will not be ready v o j T' L M*»d- ^'ted o , Fla., and Mr. profusion in the assembly room, ceremony a beautiful program was building must be mode before 10 a month yet. we regret to *ay: that Muse, Monroe. rendered by the Music Lovers Club J u n i o r Pupil*' llrcilal Judges in flower »how: Mr». C. M. while howls of brilliant nasturtium* tif Oviedo of which Miss Bleckley is o'rlork Saturday mcrplng. v . is. in any condition to handle, and The junior sturfbnft*'* piano recital adorned the reception hall. The Vorre, Mrs. C. M. Berry. Mrs. .Wm. a member. Springtime music was to be given in the studio of Mrs. Dandy candy for sale by Junior it would be better to wait than to program opened with a few. words Buchanan. Civic League in front of Hynes take any chances. THEY WILL Munson to­ of welcome in behalf of the depart­ sung by. the xlub chorus followed by Fannie Stemhridge Finest palm A handsome palm a group of vocal solos, "Dear Heart" morrow afternoon includes in its HAVE PLENTY OF TIM E TO building Saturday afternoon. ment by its chairman, Mrs. R. A. given by Heasoner Bros GROW." and Schubert’s Serenade, by. Mrs. program several two-piano numbers . , Sundays, join the merry erofvd at Finest F'ern Specimen Gold fern. Tcrhcun, who presided throughout C. L. Wes!. In view of this delay, if there Is -J — In duoi and quartets. Among the the afternoon. The boys * of the Woodland Park. Music, antuso- tmy dissatisfaction on the par1 1given hv Mr—Mead Sixth Grade, led by their teacher, As the I! id 'l Chn/ns from Lohen­ solos will bo the brilliant Polish ments, bathing. Lease It for yAur those wilt)“have given orders a reRest Begonia . Collection three tiMt llttnte: See photos ut pop-corn fund will lie made and countermand: R** Begonias given by Mr Mead Mr. Christopher rendered "Washing­ grin was played by Mrs. T. W. Dance of Godard; Valve of Godard. Humoresque of ton's Christmas Party" with the Lawton, sister of the groom and Tam-o-Shantn, wagon. ‘ 63-tf accepted if the mutter is referred t o ; Rest Geranium (>llortion si* Mrs. Carl Ferran of Euspatriotic spirit the party demanded, "Faithful hnd True" sung by the Dvorak. fancy Palladiums, given by Prof to the greut delight of all present It a mmage Sale on Saturday even­ Mrs. Henry Wight before Mhy I Music Lovers Club chorus the bridal tis will give a number of choico read­ II Nehrling ing In the I.rffler blork, Sanford and .responded to the encore with patty entered the church. As it wns ings and Mrs. Geo. Hoy will sing by Ave. and Fourth by ladle» of the City Council Meets Best Asparagus Spangeri St* nnot,„.r ,lutri„ ,ir l0 ng befitting the begun the attendants entered from request The Iqind of the Leal, Ar­ baptist church. If you will phone fancy Palladium*. given by Prof II youthfuj , ltill>n#> " , , ur H ag lift and right, passing down the thur Foote. The progrutn will begin ■The city' council met in regular So. N*J rummage will gladly be railed . Nehrling This u.is followed by the splendid aisles in single lines, preceded by promptly ut 3:15. The public is cor­ session, April luth al 7 .lu p m Rest specimen plant not included all(,rWul of j.^ g e for. Herring I the little ribbon girls. Katherine dially invited There will ht no ad­ Present 11 U Herndon, president. Collection three Hex on the Ideal Cititeli," an address 1-awton and Lucille Parlon. From mission fe<; but a small offering may I.i»l your property with the Sem­ \\ \\ Abernathy. I Adams. C II in above Begonias Given by Mr Meade replete with the finest Ideal*, of citi­ the right walked Miss Edith How» be left at the door to assist In de­ inóle Real. Estate Co. W e jia v e the Dingee, J. D. Davison, E. Tolar. Cut Flowers: zenship and Inspiration. Hon. D. L. ard, Mr. John Hamerick, 'Miss fraying expenses. facilities that get the result». Of­ It. C. Maxwell. cut Best display miscellaneous Thrasher end Messrs. C. R Walker Saidee 'Marshall and from the loft, fice in Herald building. G. 1). Hart, Minutes of the last meeting read flowers from any one garden Six #nd ,< j „ 0„y fivt. In|nulc Mr. H. B. McCall. .Miss Martha hibrarn llrnr/il Kn'rrlainm-n manager. and approved. amaryllis bulbs, given by Prof tn,kll on lh „ WB>.„ mplinn t(( jn. King and Mr. Geo, Morgan and A resolution relative to the pur­ Tin* following delightful prngrim Mrs. E. T. Lane and daughter. Nehrling spire our voting people to emulate formed u circle at the head of the was rendered at the B.iptiit Trtnplo Celeste from Anderson, Ind . are chase of the Sanford Telephone Co Best display eut ........ from one lh„.............................................mt„ her's in­ aisle. Following these came * the last night hy local talent, under the \nnting Mrs Lane'» sister, Mrs VV by the Southern lb’ll Co was then grower's garden St* amaryllis bulbs I Ilu(.m.(. „„„ ....... hy Mr T)irn, h,.f iit tie (lower girls, Shirley Swope and passed splendid directing of Mr« Geo. L. F Leavitt. given by Prüf Nehrling 1 il e thè lev! of hi» pleasing addrc»» Kutc May McKenzie, carrying bas­ Hoy, (or tile benefit oi the public An ordinance entitled an ordinance finest dis plu v of Easter titiles Mr» t |f \ou have properly to 11 or il regulating ami . nut rolling t to- sale l{ Walker presented thè ket» id rose |ivtii Is to scatter before library you want to buy property see the of ni’ within tin eorporate limits of t olleilmn "f da Ivlin Imiti» from VV exnttiple <>f Tight livtng, (otre inìnded. the brute, who entered on the arm Special mention should he made Seminóle Real Estate Co Offices m Mie city of Sanford. Florida, was At lee Burpee elean thmking non m nmuldmg thè of her maid of honor Mi*s Nellie of the Temple Orchestra, composed Most urtt'tic armugi'ment of cut future of the delti cttizetl of to- King From the opposite side canto Herald building. G I>. Hart. Mgr then placet! on it- lir»t reading and flower» in v.i»<■ Siv culladium bullís morrow while Mr Rolly Iliade a the groom and his best man, Mr. of u number of tin* young members t l.nlricN for Flower Show at Mines passed Best dtspluy of Sweet Peas f ol- strong fib*a in behnlf of the boy» for John Ii Lee and met the bride in of Die Hnptist Sunday school. building must lie made before III The bids for furnishing brick for lection Dahlia bulb» Each number was excellent and a A' M < \ a» hetng a tremen tin* center of the circle, passing executed with fine interpretation o'rlork Saturday morning. tin1 paving •■( M ignoli.! .iv.-nue were Il and »olile»! arrangement of na» dou» fa ;<*r m i f ili-v elopinent *iif through to tlie chancel, where the, The bill- Were as fol Opening Number, Temple Orchestra Mr and Mrs iM II Montgomery t Ill'll opened iiiMiurn» Siv caHndiunis thi' nbal i'itirrn impressive ring ceremony was p**r • Mr Brock. Leader lows >out hern < lay M a n u fa cturin g of Millcdgeville, Gr... .n*l ins sisier Prettiest arrangement wild flowers The hoir gentlemen und their ex formed hy Kev ( (' Thayer of Co . No ) Shale paving brick. f'Jt' no I’iano Dtiet, "Semtramide" Rossini of Kutanton, tin , are being delight exhibited by (traminar or 1 rttliary paillent .ubi *•**«»,'» were rerei v ed with North Dana. M s « The ring hearer | Mr» Thrasher nud Miss Frank fully eutertninetl as the guest» oL r m No l Fir* Cl«> Erick, 12**76 ............I s t u d e n t « Fi f t y cents enthi lst. i 1 1 iipplaitsr d ! h •M' pfe- w.i- Francis Swope carrying u ml Ia Ilf ii k a ml Slat e t o . The Valiev of Over There Parks their sister. Mrs E M llnward at Le. s Mart Second be»t .irr.ingemcti t. a- a b o v e elativi Iili m tlie in-art of winch nestled I >11•• 11• e ?_"> nn per n f l i t opeland I nglis I.uilo*« **l Mu»!* Dept Chorus the ltye-I,o Hotel Flfl V • el 1» \t tlie conclusion of tin \no* t ii u ml" r i ha i no i with tin rtng * Il Unci t o 5 l On per in Ml Monologue Sweet Kitty Beiatrs" Dt'trtit I Hut.mug from en-t to heart . Entries fur Flower Show at Mi n i ' s I o Ii Sanford |i|>rov i I end ga v e mu. h • er* inon> Mendelssohn » wedding The i it v cnginee' Mi»» /.iic Munson The wedding Piano Solo ' ‘Scherzo in E Minor" building must he ma de befor e 10 ¡t"ki*il Í*»r «m it inrfit. »»* 1hut west. the street» ivlng we«t of pleasure w11» g IVCl li V tin Bov « march w«» played Han il I tie He I. f I»1 T e m p l e . II line picture w.i» an mi ii .mill v beautiful o'rlork S a t u r d a y mnrning in- i ,, ni it î i!MI t hi* **.1 ni j*li*" Salome Hamilton M ii i'ij French a ven ue to the n t v l imits Dt»t r 11 t !_ * S t r e e t » e.i » t of f r I o II nill i f . t ..( vom g chap* w bl* nre a uni- tlie i o|or» of the bridesmaid ■ i li r i ..it*! »* * *lini,-li t 11., t ••• M I" il ulj Vocal Trio Little Papoose" Tin Seminole Real Estate * *• ■cerulean blue wllli their ven ue to M v r t l e f r o m t h e l a k e . gri r i reili t to : In ir le.i der, M r V gown», 11» •ill U II" 1 . J. Il, V V* 'lr.* -ila) , Mr» Hoy. Mrs Fox Miss Slumon in the held to get result- (or tin » o n ill to N i n t h » i reel H Brick I'!* .losing song 'May*' Mil wets seemed in character with the "The Palace of Hajiptness" purl of 2l»t iii»t < '.t Trini people who have property to sell l>i»lrtct :i Coinmi r. nil avenue to Ev i m Jv*■ of Mr- tien 1tu* hensofl'» springtime \1 III,'«'! Il,g h.'l.i Act I V from The Blue Bird .1*1 lull r or those who want to pur* base prop Fifth street. Sanford avenue t° Seventh Grade girl», under the di* M min,mSay Dim- vvi-ri* pri'si’iil II VV Tin* bride wa« an attractive flgur * Capie Goodhue erty See their list at the Herald Myrtle reel ion of Miss l.orn Till! was a in tier wedding gown of white crepe Violin Solo "Kwiawiak" VVeninisk |,ri'*l,l, i)l ; .1 [ (• i 1 rriiiliiii Ailam*. H building Geo D, Hart. Mgr I >i»t r i. t I From Fifth to Ninth cl rmtng »eliotion and cimiplcted a meteor with l.nrre l;n* Into the M VW1 II . ! .1 I D D V(SII 11 Earl Paxton sirei't». S.iniurd avenue to Myrtle program of plea-ing diversion A Entries for Flower Show at Mines "Roses. Rose». Everywhere" Trotere flower design of the lace pearl» were t liât Tin* • ii l'iigiiu'i-r ri'piirtnl I list rut h From Ninth »tree! to »i» 'al lu» ti r wa« e m u d bv t II** lie e m b r o i d e r e d T h e ■ ir » ugv AC» til led building must be made before 10 1he (irti 1 "f t fi** S"III ItlTII *"la v I,.t'lu-- "( Mu»ii Dept Chorus Mr- \t it v Witt, , ...ft f ,1| .d '.,.* Ill- p.-.iri» Pi. i*i " > i , i " pi- Mincili H*oi I** c III o v li m it s «onth o'rlork Saturday morning t,",,,| N ig fit N v i it Ms if C »'■■ h„*1 -t.....1 ■1li. \ \ K.nir u it I • in,i ml M ' I I 1 1 1J ' • r ' I Di-1 ru t o From g i v i n g 1 1 f or i lie r bi ,i u i v ( i n i i dl e Mi*» M v Thrasher I.ft i*-» It o in ninge S a l e on Saturday r u n Il «.' • II"...,| ai.'! m»i1 E• of I |i>. f*. r »i*rvi"l ni' vei l fr iiiieil tin' l . i e in D u t ' h < up Voi.il Solo The Gypsy Tr.nl I»., ' 1 ..I tin- al'■**V*' io • o v 11 lin I » ea»t ing in the l.eftler blork Sanford ■■tuli-ii ‘ ! tin* pin tes e f l e e t . hel d in p l a c e b y l i llies oi t h e I re. ill a nd fen. , t a Galloway I, i m 1 *1 f"T Í JUll p■ Vie and Fourth. It) ladies of the I 1*' lllj'4- llj The Dentil) Mouse FI) fittingly garnished with nuslurrium». I valley. She carried an arm bouquet Clarence Mahoney baptist rhurrh. if you will phone Sa illuni bf act'iqBi'il unii that tile Right now is the time to think The Seventh Grade girls assisted in of brides' brides' rose«. roses. Monologue “ A Real laidy No. 89 rummage will jlailly he railed clerk be instructed lo su notify them. M'riously of swatting tin* fly Very serving Miss Muriel ilnrrold Tile maid of honor and brides­ He wns also instructed to return soon warm days will he here, and for. The pretty decoration» were due maid" were gowned .«lihc in "harming I'iano Duet 'Cnliff of Bagdad" Now is the time to purchuae prop­ the certified check» to the companies then the wontered-over fly comes out tu Mr» J and Mr. little irò, k« of Itivi»- crepe de chine I> i. ktii* Rolhien of it» hiding place and begins >1» 1n: ug1u»» erty hi this part of Florida Jt will w lime bui» had been repo tell Mr» Munson und Mis* Davis made empire fashion with full «Wirt ('"lined adjourned work of spreading dl»ec»c and death to ver be any cheaper and building Endii'» of Music Dept Chorus and »hurt puffed sleeves They car M \\ I,o v . l l C b- r k i According t*> figure» »cut out 11« a materials will never lie any cheaper /trill ion II ri/ding o' f *» ■ I, i Soprano« Mr« Herndon. Mrs fil'd bouquet» of pink carnation« warning I>V the New Jersey agricul The Seminole Real Estate Co can I i old f" Tbc <1,nut y liirl*- flower und ribbon Newton, Mrs. Douglas.». Mr.«. Mo­ I'fie m arrin g,' *»t Mi » » sell your property or we will get I ticorgciiu» .tu filli» f'*r »lilc at tur.ii vperi incut station, one winter Hie. kiey In Mr Chufles Simeon I.... girl» were prettily dressed in frocks bley, Mrs. Hoy, Miss Fox, Misa what you want if you art in Die Mv ne» building Niturduy afternoon over female lly, appearing on t he of while d'es prit trim tiled wit li lace Stewart, M iss Walker; Altos, Mrs. domestic scene on A prit tfi will by Wednesday evening in the Met had market to purchase, ( ‘all oil us at j and blue mid pink forget mr-mits, Fox. Mrs. Brady, Mrs. (¡error. Miss September 10 have produced a i»t i hurrh at (>v u><h> w,»» un inter­ the Herald building G IE Hurt. I Nolire over (due taffeta. Mrs, Swope, Slqmon. Miss Hampton. Mrs. Geo. esting and beautiful one. There was brood of 5,69M,720.000,Ó0Q flies. manager. mother of the bride was handsomely L Hoy, l,endor: Mrs Cecil Butt, A special meeting of the stock­ much to make the occasion notable This is not men* guess work, but gowned in white marquisette over accompanist, Entries for Flower Show ut Hynes holders of the First National Bank scientific calculation. for the family connection is large Here is the white satin and garnit tired with lace building ni u s t be made before 10 of Sanford. Florida, is hereby cnllod way it is figured out: April 15. one and the young pctqde are popular and pearl trimming o’clock Saturday morning. to he helii in the rooms of the Bank, win tered-o ver female lly; May I, members of tlie younger society set Sr ic-.S'r it I'tub ut 10:30 a m. on Tuesday, May 120. May 2H. 7.200. June 20. 432.- and Die sweetness and charm of the Mrs Lee. tin- groom's mother was The members of the Sew-Sew Club dth, 1!*1&. to consider the advisabil­ 000; July 10. 1*5.920.000; July 29, bride have made lier one of (lie most gowned in hluck taffeta, lace and and a few invited guests were charm­ Reorganizing the Moose chiffon. C. J. Loomis anil W. H. Bates are ity of amending tlie articles of as­ 1.555,200,000; August 1H. 93,312.- admired girls of the group ingly entertained hy Mrs. C. E. in the city this week looking up sociation to provide for a sliding j ^ 0o0; September 10. 5,698,720.Georgeous amaryllis, shading from After the marriage ceremony a re­ Henry yesterday afternoon. Deli­ the members of the Moose lodge scale in the number of directors lo '<>00 000 deep red to white flecked with deli­ ception was held at the home of Mr. cious refreshments were served, conthat was organized here several be chosen annually, and to tran*"The importance of the fly ns a cate pink, wit it the fronds of the and Mrs. Swope. The house deroru- aisting of chicken salad, asparagus years ago with the idea of reviving det such other business as may carrier or distributor of disease.” wild date palm, were used in the [ lions were lovely, palms, pink and tips on toast./»lives, wafers and ired the lodge hero. They ure meeting properly come before the meeting. says Die experiment stations' warn­ elaborate decoration» of the church yellow roses were used in quantities tea. Enjoying thi* delightful hosB F U HITS’ Eli. with encouragement and the chances Coulinued on Page 8 ing. "lias been demonstrated again At the hack of tlie pulpit a triple in the dining room above the bride's Cashier. °f reorganization are good. and again. There is nothing too filthy for the fly to eat. The fly should lie exterminated not only be­ W it v T H v .» n V s n V i/ T V - “ V /Tvcause of hi» filthy ha lilts, but also because he is dangerous to humanIty. He visits patients hwo are sick with typhoid fever, tuberculosis and other germ diseases and by means HERE Is a human wide to thire-institution. \Vo1ikt‘ To mfot'outr customers and pet of his feet, his hairy legs and body acquainted with them for our mutual advantage. ho trails the disease producing h ac -> % T his bank i« working all the time to please it« customers, and we are well equipped teria everywhere he goe»." Corn Pinkos and M ilk, 10c Grape Nut« and Milk. 10c Careful examination, arcocding to to render the best assistance to legitimate business interests. the experiment station specialist, Hot Cnkcs and Maple Syrup 20c *j Your itlfairs con Ik* intrusted to your HOME INSTITUTION with the knowledge ■hows that earh fly, on the average, Bacon and Egg« 26c , Ham and Eggs 25c that they will bo well cared for, as this bank Is owned and managed by the most solid carries i.bout one million, fjvo hun­ and successful business men of this city. . CofTee and Rolls 10c dred thousand germs of various kintls U We conduct a well equipped Savings Department, where you can open nn account on his body. Chicken Salad 10c to 20c Hot Chocolate 10c Summary of the Flouting Small Talk» Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Harald Headers ¡Quick Lunches l ... KINDS. PIES, CAKE. EVERY­ o T H I N G FOR A QUICK. CLEAN LUNCH THE NEW ICE CREAM PARLOR (Nnl Door East of Peoples Baokl GEO. NICOLOPULOS. Proprietor ^ *» __ t Jt m •dH YOUR BANK 4a T Menu—Breakfast SANDWICHES'ALL It r f f o r e P r o j r a m l u ( ’ I u h Scientific Euphemism Instead of coming straight out and calling a man a slob, those scientific Washington official* say that lie Is suf­ fering from 'constitutional psycho­ pathic Inferiority."—Cincinnati KnijUlrer. Much Work for Small Money* There are 925 separate operation* in the manufacture of a watch that sella for a dcPftr : • ,a ■J s with $1.00 and will receive-I per cent interest, compounded quarterly, on all fund» deposited. LET US SERVE YOU >*q . i SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK m (COURT n o USE II r I U ) I MG) FORREST LA K h\ /V s. ¡J . L. T It HAS HER, \ tce-Fres. A. R. KE Y, CoMiff )Q , �vii ; * ■V ■ - .y.'t-j f r,' PAGE SIX :I »-.» ■ri -r ■** THE SANFORD HERALD Sure Lou. , Mrs. Johnson—“Jea* hide younti money In a ttlhle. Mia' Jackson. N'o body «Tali looks In n lilble. you know " Mrs. Jackson (with a gasp)—"Oh, I.»u d ! IM lose It ahuahl Mnh oil­ man's very religious, an’ reads do HI bio twice a day.”—Puck. APRII* 23, 19|5 •à i 1 through her parent« tho man who mar- Jf firm her should not consider this suf­ 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 ficient cause why ho should bo do- L llnquenl In her support FVim tho Sanford Lodge No 6), K. anti h. M. hour she leaves her father's roof she Communicntic n overv first m.d- third should be her husband's care. Thursdays at 7:30. visiting brethren When a wife finds that a man has welcome. J, C. Humph no intention of providing for her, 0 L. Taylor Secretary ____________ W. M though ho ntn^ bo nblo to do so bad ho cared for her Hiithclcntly. her love Monroe Chsplcr No. 15, II. A. M. Papa' s Retort. receives a shock Slowly, but surely, Young Man—"l should like to- ask Meets every second anil fourth Thurs slit- becomes disillusionized Whet! day in Masonic Hull over t hi* Imperia ymir advice, sir, as to whether you fCecrtisbl. 1914, hr the McOure Nmgntw Srwtcawl tho seed of discontent la sown In mar­ Theatre. VLsiting companions welcome. think your daughter would make a II. E. Tolar SH E C O U L D N O T G A IN HIS L O V E . ried hearts the dove of peace Is ready J. V. Karnati suitably w ife” latwyrc— "No, I don't to lake (light from the nest. With Secretory High Pric-st think she would. Five dollars, please.” most wives brooding brings suspicion Rhe w an all m llrinras; y e t 'tw in w rit —New York Mall. In Us train. Recriminations aro apt Seminole fhapler 2, Order Eastern Htn I Upon her b eauty le g ib ly : I "He thnt’a for heaven Itaelf unfit Meets every first and third Tuesday to follow Those who think that love I^>t film not hope to merit m e " th. Everyone who has stntn once formed can never die make a big 'n each month. c Quick Composition. mistake It can die. like a (lower Stn.H, n lh? Kast_arT eor'li“l,y invitpd Illshoj) 1letter, while on a visit to There'« such a possibility an starting to visit this chaptor. je w e l e r his fathcLln-laW, Dean Stanley, wroto I wooing all right or wrong! It 1« res- chilled by a sudden and unexpected 'Alité; E. Hobhins, .Sec'y Tll‘r _! fr«'M .. U .Ut_hUl:AL-U^.'u and-reot^--) ■'From ■reetiland’s Icy Mountains," In ^ j 1quali Ui—ta ------- M Y S P ECTAT m : . ^ - « t » Í Nothing In tlrtv-wortil has power tSTÏ«-'* fifteen minutes majilng only onn f y . . poWw— ttrat "HU Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. “TscfioS' *Ao change of "savage" for J heart and thoughtn vivo IL Umiilngli-il Ji»y« hero im mun i>« Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, PICKARD S h a n d . painted t h i m "heathens” In tho second vorso. Every wife feel« the netd of a |SlisitingJfnights always welcome. have gone opt to full —Solfili well. a glgl -viJiea 'fio strong arm to depend upon If mlsfor-' n . McLaulin * 0 . J . Miller GORHAM’S STL R U M . M l 11 l( Nature ti> each allots hin proper ROGERS’ PLATED \\ \|t| tuno should » • R and'S. C - C. seeks her society *“““ ’ ' ' turn Its frowning face 'sphere -Cotiiihkfh. Pessimism Sometlrwes WiPcome. upon her. The girl who has been exclusively. AH I'ortutie make» folly her fiovul^nr ELGIN AND WALTHAM A llltle discreet pessimism may Sanford Lodge No. 27, L O. 4L F, couples-who woo brought up to earn her own living Is rare * —(.’hurehll! . have Its use. Some people scatter Meets every Monday nt 7:30 p. m., aro .not Intended bravo and self-reliant if adversity’s Cuatum tloes often renanti over­ sunshine so recklessly that a certain storm comes upon her. Not so sho over Imperial Theatre for mating. Hunrule — ItovUenter amount of cooling shade la necessary C. C. Cobh, dreda of letters who has been born and brought up J. W. 6 . Singletary Ami throw n cruel HUiintiliie on n to comfort. ' Secretary * * •» * N. C. with a «liver zpoon In her mouth, so to roach me from fotti —Armstrong disgruntled wives; spenk. Hhe has no trado or profes­ Live well; how long or short per­ many of them be­ sion; nor Is shu Ingenious In making Calc ( lly Camp No. C, W. O. W mit to tienven —Milton ATLANTIC COAST LINE Pygmy Typ$t. wail the fact that fancy work or knowing how to egrn They who forgive most hIuiII he Miwfi second ami fourth Wednesday It Is a fact that a "pygmy race” of V' ‘ TRAINS they have made her own living In any way. Tho roan nignla in each month. forgiven —llitliey. men Is found In tropica) Africa and L ii, J Northbound J. F. Hootchnn b a d marriages; who marries a girl of this kind takes F. L. Miller parts of southern Asia. They range Council Commander Arrive C lc r l^ her with all of her advantages In their happiness Is * Dorn about four feet to about four and No. 92. . . . 4 :00 P. M 1.05 P M ruined for life be- prosperity and disadvantages In ad . one half feot In lielghL No. 82. . 1:18 A. M. 1:•(:( \ M ritinto— thoy— WWO-j-Y^DdhyUnited Ilrolhcrliood of ('arpenter« nd No. M . . 10:45 A. M 11 05 A \1 _ WEALTH -CONCENTRATION.— tricked Into mat­ No. HO . . .2:22 P. M Joiners of America 2 UP M NOTICK A power has risen up III the rimony by fraud; led to suppose thnt ARE M E N OR W O M E N MORE Snnfonl I«ocal Union No. 1751 meets No. 28 . 8:50 P M Noflra I» h rr « b y ffv » n . th a t It i» Ih* In government greater than tbe they wtfre wedding a man of exom first and third Thursday night nt 7 tention of th» un<trr»l(n»4 A.' I*. C a n ­ F A I T H F U L T O LOVE ? Southbound nali», s i Guardian «f tri» »»tal» ni William people themselves. conslatliiR of plary habits; that Ihey hnd gained a o’clock in the F.ngles' Hull. No. 91 12:28 P M IL lln ldfn , * minor, lo m»k» application 12 > Ì* \I nfiffTy mid vurfoua nmi ftowerfui J. \V. O. Singletary, J. M. Drown, true and loving mate lo th r l'n u n ty Ju-fgr of Si-mlhnl* Cuunfjr. 1 No. H3 2:06 A M 2 11. \ M To keep one sacred flame Fiorili». »( hi» offic» in Snnford, Fiori.I». ! Sec'y-Treas. President interests, cotnhlnetl In one lunss No. 89 21 0 P. M 2 oP M Through life iinrhlltcd. unmoved. on Aprii Sui h, A. I r ISIS , for a u ih u rily Also, they declare that they would anil belli together by the cohe­ No 85 5:36 P M lo » I l rvrlaln land». Ih» «am» h»ln( r ra l .- p M In wintry age the same as soon hnvo Jumped Into the an ToAslove nrop»riy ol Ih» .ani molnor, aitumtr In IL !’ . O. E. Sanford Lodge 1211 sive [tower of lliu vast surplus in No. 27 • Ml \ M ttrat In youth we loved. Seminol» Coutil/, F lorid i, mor* pari Ionia. • to have become Iho w ife of a man To feel 1 1mt We udtire the Imnks —J C CpHumn Meet first uniljhird Wednesday night ly d n r r l M a* follo»», lo » 0 O%ircici Til » 11 * tl .» fond e x c e s s having such a violent d!n|MtKltiou bad That Th» »ntlr» lnt»r»«i In and 1« l-oi l » o at corner of First St. und Palmetto Avo. t tioiigii the h e a r t would b re a k vitti 2-, nf t.lurk »*eht*-*r* IM» T u r on» I No. 1211 -Arrisi4* *f* \ \1 (hey but known It, ihough they kept O I. Taylor K. I. Peek more. AI*o an undivld».! on«—hnlf in l»r».i in No. 127-- 1>'UVI1 OU1' M. Secretary Exalted Ruler company steadily for years As a mat If roiild not live w ith less arili lo th» fullnwmg <l»«»rlt*»d land* lu ll HIne F T*»r ter of fact, theso women did know t In­ Leesburg When I hear peopro speak of men All 16 i n EL AN D. disposition of these lovcre. If they No. 21 —Arrive 10 55 \ M 3 12 3 and I being Inconstant ever, to one girl con­ The Lake Ilrcexc Council No. 31 Juijlot 3 No. 21 —Leave 2 . . . i ................ ............ . 1 4 . .-t. *) >** J' M did not, II was because they wlllfully Dear land of song and hart], Order United American Mechanic« S.......... a;, ........... 6 7 No. 158--Arrive 5 Jo 1* M blinded their eyes to their shortcom­ stant never, I think It a pity that they whose lay» Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. 13 7 .. VI•* 15 \ M H A 9 ings. When a lover begins to get will hnvo no acquaintance with the noble M., in the City Hall. Visiting brother» No 157Ring for all time am) story. Fractional 1I 3 N fully lax In his attentions io his sweet men I have known. Men who admire are welrome (', H Smith. Ree. Sec. Whilst» «alms and martyrs' burn­ Trill» 11 All ï N All I N I1 ing wonts heart--for Instancy, having no he«lln too ar dentl y Oil short acquaintance aro No 25 ■ nu I- M Arrive I I All Celery City Aerie No. 1H5.1 lion in breaking his engagements with few and fur between. If you Intro­ Are for a single world's glory. No. 21 I>*:i vr M Fraction»! U - , II I *S her repeatedly for no special reason duce a gen tl eman In a lady today an d Meeting every Tuesday night at f* Ah. who shall voire Ihe heart’« Cl y die Lint* IliipiK N W ', 2Ü Indifferent as to whether she likes it ,v short while a fter a s k each how they *i’clock Pico Dmlilitig desire 10 A i SI John* Hun ti E Tnrutus, % «Dit * \ t1 or not It«» does not need to wear u sign like Ihe other, the woman will tell you 1 T Moolehnn. In such strange, tender strain Arrive 10 00 A \l L V ; ; • \ Vf fi II II frankly *1 have met him so few Worthy President Secretary to the effect that he'll make her a llr lilt the iNllghter of glad life All II limes thnt 1 reall y cannot form an All r*rsrj»l \\ ) fì ut lia Ï H careless husband Or buitshee'» wejrtl refrain. All raffili W '»0 ft K opinion. lb- seems to he pleasant, DJIS r it m i: NO til. I o It M If his eyes are on every preity girl lot 31 II therefore agr e ea bl e Hut mi-li have a rn h n l hti» irti* antl AU of th» Ittfrfiiln i Me**t.* every lir-A and Unni Friday whom lln-y pass, regardless that her Pall itnn. lug elves 's-in-inti the Mn^k* hr-irijf tut* *rnf Work* W Iti** 1 il . *>t habit of pul li ng their best fool for­ nights at 7:30 in Masonic Temple eyes are on him, she docsn I have to moon Sih fn rii, St-minulr » u u n lt, Florida. » 1 ruï«1inf lo F U, tralTurif'B map ( h r ffo í , light a tlo/.en candles of her tmngtnn ward when they an- toeing the ma r k Or wraiths of wnrrlont (wild Vi «il i ng brut ht-r- web onte rreordeel In l Kr ofllra nf i h r í ’ lerk nf th r The man w ill (ton to see clearly Unit he’d give her | of Itrst aciiuiiliitniit •With just the musle of thy Circuii Court of Or i rt(r C*nu n t > Finn ri« U \ limn. lohn St-litiper, " Sh e is a beautiful girl, In Flit Hook li »! |i«ifr I I 1 t*t »*•«1 «aut no end of lrouble after marriage b> tell you longue'/ » < i( R Sui hem tifivi hrlftf fo r m r r lj ir» lir a it i» F o u n t ) . too much admiration for other women with a ch ar mi ng personality, hut wo Fior ut « 1 Thai i 't-ltjr i | w l i of gold have not been thrown In contact suf ­ A F tii.S S F I.lt If ties always chewing cardamom O land who slood so high and Heruid* of Liberty ftl-F fl*Stf liu tiiinn seeds ami cloves when he males In ficiently to d et ermi ne each othet's ills free. Meets ut Faglie' Unii in—! M-unb.y see her, she ought to reason II out ¡KislUon " fTitinirhed by Roman yoke. mght ni e i Ii mouth at * In Tills conveys the Idea that before Ilia! lie does not take them for Ills S a l i r » «f Application for Ta. f i r r .l I ntlrr When Itrllntn Itowcd Itenenlh \6 in K Hiiii'i-holihr i **nnna in I* i Hccllun 17 1 of Ih» General S ia lo !» . th e y are willing to fall In lot ..... .. health If lie s on the street with het their rhnlns S'i.il»» |. h»r»l>> ri*»n ihat J I Mu«n»y. Mi-** Iterrhn Packard, Secretary require somethi ng more than a b*-auand leaves her for the tislenslble jmr purct.a>»r m| Tal- * » rllS e a tr No II! .|ai»>( Thy pride Itn-y never broke Ih» 7lh i|»> ol Jiro». A I* I lutti, ha. PI..I Ufiil fai lami hew itching manner A [lose of gelling a cigar In the corner »al «1 ceri *r*r « i » in my ..fìAr and ha. otad» saloon nml comes out wiping his lips, very jouthful man might tie caught by application for la» d»»d lo i».u» iri areortlWhere Finn, like David, roughi anr» » F h la» Hat.! »»rlilieat» »mitrar»» The older man explaining that they didn't have his ■lash anil gl itt er for right. Ih» foll.t»tng t!»»rrlh»d p ro perly «1tual»d lirnnil. »tie » a very gullible young knows that is like the froth from m C o n n i ) . Fiorii!» t o .a it Hi:-, Wht-re Mo..re nml (¡oldsinith \ inol H»mlnoi» SF ol S » i, an,| S \ V ‘ t *11 S i c , of woman not to know that lie s had u champagne --when the buhtde Is blown sang. SK V* S»etinn 16. Tp I», It Î-* I An». P l u mb i ng and drink and If he cannot refrain from Off Ihe wine Is t astel ess When the 2UTh» .aid land Prinz a ,»»».».] at ih » Where Km met spake with longue d a l » , o f t^» l o u . n r » of <u.h certificat» In supply of brilliant small talk Is e x ­ repealing this operation at least a cou­ of flu lit«*. Ih» nam» of Jarkann. W II l'nt»** »aid G a s F i t t i n g r»r llftrat» «hall li» r»d»»m»d arrording lo ple of times during the If- walk. It's hausted a girl finds It difficult to bo Where I'll trick’s message raiig. l a » l a i dr»d »1)1 laau» thereon on Ih» the Irony of amusement to hear her entertaining All Work R e c e iv e » M y Pernottai Shall not thy hari) sound forth Uh day *1 May. A. II. 19 16 . WitnF». my, official oif natur* and arai complaining In after years that It was The man nf good Judgment wants a again «Ma the Iat day ol April. A IF 1916 A llen tim i Anti He«l KfTortu the last thing she ever dreamed of sensible young woman whose Judg­ From Tara hill's new hlrth? I»i1l E. A R O G G I .AHS, l'Ierh Circuit Court S*mlnol» Co , FI» that she was marrying a drunkard to ment, ready s ympathy, and good lis­ Shnll not thy sons know their Hut an mJvrfluriiiei,' in (ly Jaa. C. itohcrl», !>. C Telephone No 2,ri disgrace her and the children tening qualities make ln-r all a g r e e ( tfipoellr <'ll ) Unit S l-Frl-6tc own land tills pa |ie r I ,t I L « t‘> t r So on the women write, naming all abl e coinpnnlon at all tin»«« anil under '\loiig nation» of llte earth? whole community. the fuults m die calendar Once in n all ci rcumstances Esteem Is tho - Alice K Ives NOTICE while one of these husbands writes C h e ; , » wi t t i c i s ms. foundation of his love The oftener Nnllt-c I* herel.) gl.ert that under and I-) «-Mu» of . deer»» of for»rfo«u.» and .ale me trying to defend himself from the ho meets aitch a woman, tho mure , It were well IKthe to-called "clover bauihg out of I h» Circuit F o u il ol f he charges he knows Ills wlfo has made grateful Is he for tho privilege of story writer," who, too often, .i ;h® Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida in and for Seminole C o u n ty In a rauaa tberrin In a letter she has sent out to me. Ho her friendship When he Is lonely chlel nuisance oi the manuscript edi­ pending »herein A rm our K»rlUlt»r Work», says, with blunt frankness: "It's all he t j r n s to her for consolation an tho tor ol all uutguzlnes. m i l d U< i rought u 8 0LITU D E . a corporation ia complainant, and Will Go«» a n d flo ra Goa., hi. a i l . , am defendant«, I moonshine Hint Mary didn't know sunflower turns lo the sun Hlnwty to n realization (hut mere :.ggernSolitude Is no! measured by will ofttr lor »ale an-t wilt «ell |o th» hlghwhat sort of a fellow I was when wo and by degrees come« the thought to t hunt and dlsgutlilug iucld*-iitr n u>t •*t and heal bidder for ca«h at the from tile miles of space that Intervene door of I h* eourthou»» in Hanford. S e m ­ were going together. She knew I hlin that a man would do well to full. would s a v e poetage ncl *•». between man tinti Ids f e l l o w s ' inole Courtly. Florida, during Ihe legal came from a long line of ancestors rest his happiness In such fair h an d* sen th* cprtal li t) of rejections — hour, of .ale, upon Monday. May 3rn, The really dlllgetit student In 19 16, the .am» being a legal . «1». day, Ihe who loved women, not wisely, hut loo "Cheap Wit vs tti«- Dairy i.iinch, When this Ihottglit becomes fixed one of tincrowded hh es of l noi foltn»lrig de.crihed real e*t»t» formerly In well; and with me-money burned In (ieorge Witluughb) m National AliigUrang* r u u n lt. now In Seminole rou nty. In his mind the lamp of love has been bridge college Is a* solllnrv as lo-wil ) »ii t ilt ) «even tf.7l and the Ka*t my pocket It was come easy, go nxtiio lighted fn his h ea r t, the steady flame U dervish III a ili-seti TIloicUII half of tr-l eighly thr»» > 1 ol \| \| easy. And as for my reason for siop- . cannot be easily extinguished If Sm ith » .ut. Itvi. ion, arrordin g to plat nn 1)1» in th» <*lfic» of th» rl»ik of ih» Circuit ping at saloons, she should have had au„hl ,in„|M.MB fo l)art (hom n,.ver Solitude Is Hit home of ihe C ourt of Orange C ou nty, Florida t«ald prop l «enso enough to know I did not go again, nf his own volition, would ho e r l y being now in Seminole C ou nty F l o . - I slrtMig sllenee III lr prayer — KnIda. G E O ItO K G H F I t lllN « ;, there to pray." Olrla should study fill her place. The hearts of women viglimi V a . t r r in <*h»nc»r) their lovers carefully and raise whnt are fnlthful In love, but their natures C. Ii. Ilohin.nn, Attorney lor C om plain ant. complaints they have to make before crave love fully relumed. Of course, Solitude, the snfegutird of roe 6|.Frl-&le marriage, or forever nfter bold their there aro those who love but onco dloerlly, 1» to genius tint «tern peace and forever There aro other« of the friend, the cold, obscure »belter In t Ircull f e u r l , S c . r n l h Judicial Cllrull heminute County. Florida sex who. having known ldve, will where molt the wings thnt will M. 61. Smith, Complainant, liear It farther than suns and vs. DO RICH W I V E 8 NE E D SUPPORT? never afterward consent to live with­ Positively Guaranteed Harty A.’ Graham, Julia A. Dill lo out It. If the object which Inspire? It star» lie who would inspire I*. ilutibrll. Porter Thompquiet Title M aJ* far »II M»cki»»« Is fickle and from them should go, they and lend tils race must be de­ aon Hubtvw11 and Marian HubAh. what shall t be nt fifty. ball, tlefendanla. ♦ dry their team and look around for Should nature keep me alive. fended from traveling with tbe To Harry A. Graham. Julia A. P. Ilubhell, If 1 nnd the world so bitter someone else to comfort them. You souls of other men. from living, Porter Thomp.on HubbelT and Maralo HubWhen I am but twenty.Ove bolt hear a great deal about men breaking breathing, rendlug nml writing It appearing from the »worn bill of com * women's hearts, but you seldom hear plalnant filed herein that the above named de , lu tbe daily time worn yoke of When a man marries u poor girl fendanta Ju lia A. P. Hubbell and H arry F. their opinion».—Emerson. who hasn't tho second dress to her of the men who are martyrs on love's Graham are non-reledente of thp sta le of Florida, and It ia tbe hrlief of complainant back and not a cent In her purse, he altar. It Is easy to be faithful In love that each of them la aver the age . of knows that it'« up to him to provldo If hearts are truly mated. Weighing tw enty.one year», th a t It ia Ihe belief of com plainant that Porter Tbompeon Hubthe whorcwlthal for the rent, tho food, both s^dee carefully, faithfulness In be I and hlarlan Hubbell are both nonj» ^ clothes, and expenses of every kind. love Is the uppermost trait In both rreidente of the atato of Florida, and that TO THE VIRQINS. both and oach nf them are under the ago soxea. Men hldo this characteristic The rightly disposed man Is mighty, of twonty-one y e a n ; that the place of Gather ye rosebuds while j e — glad to bo able to do it. Ho is a llttlo better. reeldenrc of Harry A. Graham ia i t f Conm*J. greaa atreet, . W aal, Savannah, Georgia, proud to contribute not only comforts and th at the place of reeldenco of Ju lia Old lime Is still a-flylng. fnuDC but luxuries-for tho woman who choso A. P. Hubbell, Porter Tbompeon Hubbell Battleship Churches. » And this tut mo flower that «miles We have alw sfi tried ta ka juit a lit.!o ahead and hlarlan Hubbell and each of them la him In preference to all others. Hut Houston, Harrla ro u nty, T eaat, th at them today At 1 0 ;1 5 a. m. "church call" Is ol th« other id ie w ia ll>« g»net»le*juipmeot of how about many a man who marries la no peraon In tha atato of Floride eervlro Tomorrow'will he dying. sounded through the ship, tho church our Mora. A s h en d aece of this dear* to show of auhpuena upon whom would bind any, n rich wife? Ho knows If he does not th« M w n l and only tho b«*l ol »»eiythiag. w * either or all of tho above namod dafendantai The glorious lump of heaven, tbe provide her with a now silk dress, flag Is hoisted over tho national en­ gladly rrcomaraud to U « fs ol iak CARBON P A P E R S J ott and earb of you, Harry A. Graham, sun. ulla A. P. Hubbell, Porter Thompaon modish furs, and plumes for her hat sign, and the men gather to tho strains H ubbell, and M arian Hubbell. are, therefore The higher he'» «-getting • which cost a fortune, her daddy will. of tho band or orchestra In tho largo ordered to appear to the bill ol complaint Firest Carbon Paper Made The sooner will bis rare be run filed herein agalnat you. on a r before the gun compartment on tho main dock. He has no Incenttro to redouble his E v e r » Sheet Perfect 11th d ay of M ay, I f i t , or aame will be And nearer he's to setting. taken aa confeeard and final decree entered energies In tho lino of work, and doos A hymn Is sung, followed by re­ agaln at you and each of yon. sponsivo readings, hymns, prayer, not trouble himself as to tbe future. I t la further orderod th at Ihla order be That age la best which Is tbe Combined Office pubtiahed once a week for four coneecutivo Even the daughters of the rich aro Scripture reading, special music (at flrst. times), a talk of about twenty min­ w eeks In tbs JUnford H erald, a newaptper and Fountain Pen old-fashioned enough to believe It ts In Sanford, Bemlnole rounty, f ubllahed When youth nnd blood «re utes, followed by a hymn and closing the husband Instead of tho father they toInr,dw *-ilneta whereof. .I . have hereunto aet warmer: should look to for support; that ho prayer In which all Join; tho servlco m y hand and official teal thia tha 14th day Illlt. Iielng spent, tbe norzo nnd should consider this tho first and fore­ Is then closed with tho benediction. —tha DewaMmember ol the Car**«'« Ini (nmilv. of April, 1916. worst F « r 5 » l r bt (m ail F. A. DOUGLASS. most of his matrimonial obligations. The ship's orchestra accompanies the Pencraft Ink writas a blue and drie« a jet black. Clerk of Circuit C o urt. Bemlnole Co., Fla. Tinte» »till »ocreed tl'c former. it eapaball» brilliant, smooth nod permanent. ‘ Dlrhineon A Dlcklnaon. If tho father of the rich wife loses his hymns and the enthusiastic singing ItCoin« in sad let a» show you the new Canet ink Then lie not ruy. hut ivao your Sollritom for C om plainant. fortune, what Is to become of her If would bo an Inspiration to the aver­ Lula with the new Sow-controllet. 6S-Frl-6tr . finie age church. Tho unity and regularity she hss not a husband sho can look to * \J ; , And while ye may go marry. Notice of a Appllcallen for Pardon In her hour of need? Her fine house* with which tbe men Join In the re­ Fur having tost hut o n your Notice la hereby given th e ! application .furnishings, her Jewels, or clothes will sponsive readings Is remarkable. In­ w ill be tnadp to tbe fitste Hoard of Pardons, prime not keep the roof over her head for tense Interest Is shown throughput a t T sllahnaoee» F la., a t their n eat meeting You may forever tarry. for a pardon for W illiam T uggle, cor. any length of time. If disposed of, tbe service. Hotter listeners could • f-irfctd, Florida vleted of tha crime #f aaaault end battery — Robert Herrick. they go for a sons. This goes to show not be found than the enlisted men In tha C ounty Ju d ge’ a Court of Seminóle Sanford • Norld, 6, e C o unty, ty, Flo Florida, Septem ber fifth . H i t . that no matter how rich a girl may bo of th* navy.—Christian Herald. «C- Fibfitt THOUGHTS ON LIFE. Why oil Mil. i■■i■ i-i triumph» of .i it Imtit - 1 iiilniî Life* ii 'Hurt »utti inei': Ilian la lull a flower. — I>r lohiiHoo lly Iurns we en (eh the fatal breath and die -Pope The • raille and the twmli aiaa. how nigh! —Prior Tu l»- 1* Iiet IIT f.ir than tint In he, -Sewell Though nil man's life imiv wfrm a tragedy. —Spencer Hut light cares speak when ■nighty grief* are iluinU— - I hi nlei The bottom I» but shallow whence they come. —Sir Walter Raleigh Thy fate Is the common fate of —¡in .«* ■ . l.ijtrc/i'irrîw" Lau ra Jean Libbeu’s M a x w e l l ’: Talks on Heart Topics Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and Tobaccos 1041st. St. Phone 182 HENRY M L ^ U L I N All Goods Guaranteed X C. H. D IN G E E You May Talk to Orte Man Catch tho filed ? Star Brand i and i : MultiKopy j sjîiEWEBtfç-H ¡U J J IR P ' Carter's Pencraft Ink Recognized Standards ii Herald Printing * Herald Printing Co. r f é i û r». TÆ Î m i i • *- ,V - -. *_, •-- - i ’ . , *- i .. ¿ t«. Company j �Far removed from s i mp li ci t y aiul re­ joicing in picturesque l in es and mate­ rials a r e the fashion tendencies that predominate In millinery. Flowers and fruits, ostrich plumes and rlhhons In every variety, «fare ass e mb le d and shown on hats large ami smalt The now milliner) inodes a r e charmi ng and In variety they uro f a i rl y bewildering Hut however much we a r e distracted by the great number of st yles, of one tiling we cannot fall to be assured There is little room or plaeo In them for plain, meagerly trimmed hats The most noticeable thing In the dls plays for spring Is, In fact, the number of models which appear to have come from designers who dure to be tilde pendent of each other Hut they all »com to be falrl) residing In the wealth of mater ial s at hand, mid a r e making prodigal use of them. Three beautiful bats a r e shown here that IIIUHtrato very c l ear l y the vogue of picturesque millinery. At the reti ter 1» a l arge hut of hliu'k bunehul-r C u l t i v a t i n g P l u m p E lb o w » . T l i e -" lint, d ry in g. *‘ <ui-blng m y » of sum m er w alk havoc vtllli the i utuplcxlou. and tin* girl who wants to havo a pretty skin to imitch her »oft, transparent white ami faintly tinted s um m er gowns must take « great deal of enre of herself. Fashions, change, tt 1» true, bu r wit girls love pretty, dimpled elbows, even If the sleeves displaying them ure n<d to be worn, ami fortunately there 1» nothing easier than to bring sharp thin, bony elt>uw joints Into idiu|H*. W here arm* are too thin the u»e of focon butter Is to be reooitiinemledTb ls . I h*i tig a byproduct of the cocoa bean. Is nourishing mid fattening, tun the skin must I n* 111 condition to receive It prviperl.v T h o ro u g h cleansing, mil lenlng mid opening of the pore» are nec­ essary. that full lienellt front the a p p li­ cation may Ite felt. Cloths w ru n g otlt of tvunu water should be applied at night. T h e y should I k * held on until a little coot, then w a n n ed again until the skin finds »oft and 1« pink. T h e n rub w ith a generous itniount of cocoa butter, slightly warmed. In each palm, the opposite »-llwnv placed in the hnml. I'm- tin* nintlmi around and «rou n d mi til all greasy feeling Is gone Th is tskes quite «w h ile , for cocoa butter 1» rather greasy, but a little practice will soon p r m e that the |.ir**-*e»» Is not list tiresome The r u h b l bg m o l be • •m11titi<*<| up f r o m (tie w r i- 1 it tin* tori a r m lie a lit tie too tlilm and from there- to the shoulder where the whole arm seetus to require tile nddlllmi of more (lesli. but If only the elluiw Joint Is U m y , Just on that Joint will answer After All, Carter’s is the Best We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose: Remember the Herald when you want INK. T h e thud hat h as a braid nrtm and a sof t c r own of c r e p e g e o r g e t t e In a pal,- g r* * n I h- -ill* * r o w n is i o v i-r*-«l w i t h a rich w r e a t h Hindi* "f g r a i n s In g r e e n and soft r e d , wi t h a silk rose. In t h e natur al rime col or , set It, its f o l i a g e ne*r til** front T h e r e Is a p r e t t y ribbon bow o f ( h e c o l o r of ttlo d a r k e r gt.tpe» w h o h Is |s«s>d on tho c r o w n unit brim at t h e left back J U L I A nOTTUMLEV PENCRAFT INK Forecasting Fashionable Separate Coats ,i . | W e tarry constantly in slock a Complete line o f the Old ^Reliable CARTER'S IN KS. It makes no difference whjit quantify you de­ sire, nor for what purpose you wish it, we can supply you r needs. Caifer’s Writing Fluid in Quart Bottles 75c Carter's Writing Fluid in Pin! Bottles •tOc Cartel's Writing Fluid in Half-pint Bottles 25c Carter's Writ inn Fluiti in -t-oz Bottles IOr Carter’s Writing Fluid in 2-oz Bottles 5c Carter’s Koal Black Ink in l-oz Bottles 10c Cal lers Koal Black Ink in 2-oz Bottles “ 5c <ariti'.- Black I.et lei* Ink in 2-oz Bullitt .>(■ ( artei's Ink, in tireen, Violet or Blue, 2-oz Bottle 5c Carter's lieti Household Ink. 2-oz Bottle 5c t arlcr'.s Ileil ( aniline Ink tfor hanks and larjie otrieesi half pint 50c Carter's Founlain Pen Ink in Black, (ireen 01 \ inlet 10c <arter's Mucilaju*-. 2-oz Bottle 5c Carter's Stamp Pad Ink ifor Rubber Stamps) all colors 25c <art er's Numbering Machine Ink i for Numbering Machines or <'ash Register all colors. 10c in i l ratn C A R T E R ’S A H in t F o r G o lfe r» . \ w nlllllll golf,.I n tin nW n* a beau Ilf I ...... Ill ••■mi I V -II i III llult *■' III' ill, .i i i ilt-a >if In. I In lief n in nf ill-sn ,l,g , lilt - I'll g ■-s Hi ||n| *111Ik bulldog Ini fee in ii a n d allowin g I N K Y tt R A C E R ( NEMICAI, I 25e i arici.*.' I ,n|uid (d u e m entis e v e ry th in g » BIc Carter’s Neu Vel Vet Sh«w Car«! Ink tfor making card sim.-* in Black, LirIii Red, Dark lied, White, Oratine, 1aula Blue, Dark Blue, Brown and Yellow 15c skin Tin te d F a c t Powder». Of teeeiif l i me s t he l'arl**lellties seelti to l i l l ve * go t i e Iliad ov e i tinted faee ( m o d e l s and ti nted wi gs Tile very latest Idea 1» a pal e letllou y e l l o w faee |Miwder. vv till ti Is s upp o s e d to gi ve all e x l r a o r d l n a i v » n f t u e s s |n tin- skin VW ' k Now that Fashion b IIowb us to chooto between tho coat sui t and tho frock with separate coat, the aeparato coat.li a matter that mu st be serious­ ly considered. Hardly a n y wardrobe but must possess .two s ep a ra t o coals of some kind. Ono qf them will tako tho place of tho suit coat, while the other, according to tho needs of ItB owner, will bo chosen for dr e ss orrnslona for which the soil co al 1» not quite elaborate enough, or for hard wear where the suit coat does not lit in. Among tho smartest models in the separate coat are thoso of light-col­ ored covert cloth, with flaring sklrta. trimmed with machine «di tchi ng and button* covered with thd cloth. Theso are worn with pretty frock* of broad­ cloth and goft blouse* with converti­ . l ble collars A little furblshlog up *lth flower-trimmed millinery and I s . . eo m *e bouquet brtnpi ».tollotto, lan 1* x. *i «^ ; m r I iiT T ry P E N C R A F T — You Will Use No Other magi n Nliiln 'ill; bit* in- *"iii i pep pe r mi nt w nter to ■11 it., «Iv mitn'i-s T a k e n ile*#»ei t spoiiiif nl in a Utile wii ter hal f hi tmiir bvlor,- b r e a k f a s t i-v e r v neu nlng V\ ulk t w o ,*r Mm-v ml lew it ibiv 1 •r I•ik a gl is** ” f • ••1.1 w iter I'll limit lii fnl, -i-li Oil i 1 i Li II lint t i i l li i-v i-i v p I l-I i I -Ini I tl nl . -II.- ell! h mor n i ng 1'se ii l ai Inllet *nap, mid ever»“ l unr nhi g nfti-t w a s h i n g a nd well d r y i n g t h e h o e spntige in,- f o l l ow i ng Intlmi Itgllllv "II Iturio-p in hi one till If d r a m n s t d l u l « p i n t s oio- a nd one lutlf m i m e S t e a m t he f a ce u l m a week l lieu si|iu-i ti- out the l argest h i l l . Ii.....I* anil a p p l i II m i x t u r e Ilf equal pa r t * o f ( » m o l e oi nt me nt nnd sulphur ointment tn ill y nil ............ 'In* v >III Ilf es out Vn I feel i ng o f r out no tion soou passes Oil a nd t he Isinglass fnriiis an Invisible r o u t i ng I*1 t he st,|n a nd pr o t e c t s It from the r a v a g e » nf tin- w hid Instead nf |« 111 ■j I i «s el t het gelai III nf w title nf . g l.ellfel' tn i tl-'lll ll .lt In- i m p 'Mist I tie I I til I I- III * V* el lent I • III, ill igop' -t pi I ■h i p p i n g tint |s i, Itself . , i. ,, -, ■ \ g I p • n f II r dll' I I " Ills l.c, I, . V|"—■<1 In tile II IIII! nl • ' 1 |s |n sJS'ligi II wi t h Insi-vv liter mill U hh II Il ls t'l-ell ihn|ipis| II little eiill >hlologto* n r l uveti def wat . -r or as a ft;t l her e mol l i e nt apply cold milk to the 1 1 • rd for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. 'P in ts....-....:................................... ....................60c H a lf P i n t s ........................ . ...... ................... 35c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with filler .25c |illtlr vvety lilglil .m ,I gel Ih l- nilVIille made up Sulphate of Iron sixteen g r an ts dibit*' s i i l ) , h u l l A Just received a shipment of Carter’s new braid. The supporting wires In tho brltn and crown a r e outlined with nar­ row velvot folds. A narruw velvet-cov­ er ed bandeau rests on the hair with a s m a l l bow of hlack velvet ribbon nes­ t l in g against It at t h e side I.Ittlc bou­ quet s of pink roses and deep blue for□s n i t h m g 01 .ic 1*be.nl» get-me-nots are Bet about the crown. To * urc .................. I - I n* «iiiefill of tile A bat of sand col ored hemp braid diet Hut nothi ng 1 1-h **r gn-.tsv t i l v e and satin Is shown at tho left, with op i-.i-irv new htc.nl m-l - w , , i tilings 1h>w and hanging en ds of velvet ribbon l i r l n k t w o hi t i m e ............. of in It k a at the tun k and it wreath of bright day S in * that tin* dlgc*-lln|i I* kepi In flower* and foliage about the crown. good o l de r l i i l e oik * ol t w o teaspoon T h i s Is one of those shapes inspired (ills , 1 s r e q t l l u d of i nul l i I nil nf sill by t h e poke bonnet • ’3 An nttlsth toil highly ininaliinil ey elnmeii plnl. rouge 1« used In conjuiu* tloii with tin* pale yellow powder and the throat and l i r ek are <mitisl vv lit* Ih-s Ii pink and pure white powder, I’lds peculiar makeup Is Intended f'O evening use only The lemon yellow and eyelnmeli pink makeup- look efTeetlve on a fair haired n "man vvlin |bism*s.vi*s n pair of dark gray e y e s k. Lovely Eyelaihr». To priKlme swooping, rtlrllng lushes Get « e l ud in g the covert coat; up to tho d nl lr attention 1« nee worn r r sfift lirusli Hindi* for tin* purpose and g r a d e o f -a visiting or mati nee tnlletto To t he busy woman who must start gently brush them t wi ce a ‘lay. The out In a day of varied demands with j lust thing at night apply till* eyelash ^ no t i m e for changing gowns the sep­ cream: Sivecl oil <if nllimnds. one half a r a t e coat Is nothing short of an in­ dra m; simple tincture of iwratoln. , one-quarter drum: glycerin, one-lmlf spi rat ion. . * t T h e coat of hronie moire ptetufed drum; Intiolln. nm* hal f drum: attar of Thl* lurrenses the here will not answer all the purposes rose*, «me «Imp of the cloth cost, but It will be found gniwth mid sllklto-ss of tin* eyeluslies T o mnk«- them ' url upward lav oio Immensely useful W Hit nice ,«tUT (lull (I) oilier il- til* of the toilette It (iiiger under tte-m -nut r ai se upward |In (Ids ns nfi-M a* y**o *nn think of II may be used for'llx* dressiest wear As pictured with a w al ki ng skirl and Soltenirvg Water. tailored bid it adapts Itself to tho If your s k l m i s delicate nnd gels reugli promenade perfectly S ome of the s e p a r a t e coats aro In t h e spring k***p ii fine muslin tiag belted, others begin to flare from tho full "f oatmeal mi vour wnthstand. nnd level of the jdioulder*. and still oth­ whenever you wn«h dip the hag Info er s widen from the neck down Nenr- t he water and «queen« tl hard sever* |y al l of thorn are mo de rat el y long, times. Till* Is ei ccl leut for softening the and those In the quieter colors are water and keep« the hand* and face often brilliantly lined. smooth. JULIA OOTTOMLEY. ( ’aider's Photo-Lihrarv Carter’s Household Indelible Paste in IUuihle Well Jars 25c ( 'artei's l'boto-Library Paste in *l-oz bottles with Brush 10c Ink (for markinji linen) with marking ouilit 25c C a r t e r ' s ’I >pew l iter Ribbons, for any m ake machine ........,....... 75c MAIL ORDERS JOIYEN PROMPT, CAREFl'L ATTENTION f The Herald Printing Co. 107 Magnolia Avenue Sanlord, Florida a I - ■ M •2 t! M . �1r r 'fw.jTPv THE RANFORD HERALD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ CUTTING THE SEED CROP. ° It 1« not uii uncoiumon practice o for l he farmer to allow the seed pitulity wert* Meada me» Holly, Wil­ ° crop to remain on ttic Held» nil son, Walseman, Peck, Taylor, John», o cxccmIto peiiod. In onler that Steven», Howard, Woodruff and Me* ° more of the green pods may deo »clop. Iti such'" fields on the Laulin. * o same plant are found ripe pods o bursting open, a» »veil a» fully !• Meada me» C. M. William* anil q developed, half grown and newly A. C William» will entertain the o forming poijs. . .. { h _ ___ Woman'» Missionary Soc-mry ol the 5*’ 'Dbscrrntlftns show Hint mauy Baptist Temple Monday evening at oo of the chnlcl» tiles Infesting the o earlier or first pod» have had 7:30 in the Temple parlor*. o o nufllcleut time to complete their o life development, emerge from P r n o n a l Mention o o the Reed* nnd deposit their egg* Mr». Marshall of Oviedo was the o Into tlie green pods growing on dinner guest of Mr*. Henry Wight o o the same plant tt|>on which they nnd attended the Welfare reception .oo themselves were fostered. • In rlew of this the »cod crop o Wednesday afternoon. o should In? so handler! that the o selling . uX.-vhx1s - wUk-W- a* nnl»Mr. -H>hn McClintock «nd"*o»rr * 0 form ns possible, nnd the crop Mr. "Jack McClintock of Lexington, o should then Ins harvester! ns soou Ky., are guests of Mr. W. B. Mc­ o ns the larger number of the pods Clintock and Mr*. O. E. Hayes. o arc rhte. o * Bs ' o 0 o o o o o o o o S' o o o o o o -, ^m>m . subsoil *t that depth. 'This la nn tin desirable condition nnd can tistinll.v tv a voided by varying the depth »lightly from year to yopr New land when Hint brought under the plow should not he plowed too deeply. While II may be desirable to ultimately have a furrow six or seven Inches In depth. It should t>c brought about gradually by plowing a hnlf Inch or so deeper every year, t Fillsr For D t p l Furrow*.__ To (111 tile water filrfow. or dead fur­ row. that disagreeable ditch left by the turning plow, take n |>vg tooth harrow nnd two I by ti Inch tionrdn four feet long, write» !’; P. Parsons of Doris. N/ M.. In tbn MNsqiurt/VsIley Farmer. Set S ’ the boards l>ctween the teeth of liar o row. starting them a little to tho side nnd nn upbuilding of the stock. The honey from fhe early fruit bloom will l>e the. honey on which Ihe early brood U reared, while the main «up piles from ihe early flow will lie In June from Ihe clover* For ihl« renson It 1» liest not to place *npem on the hive» until the pro|»er lime nrrlves. though Chi» 1« not nn Infallible rule, ns o|ie s IkiiiM be gov­ erned by the condition of the brood no*! r If I h e lops oh th e tmxrfl'-oomb« are 'filled with honey nnd hleely capped with new cap«, then -pnl Ihe super» on for either comb or extracted houey — Farm Jnttrnnl D spth K . Depends U pon Boston of the Ysnr and K ind of Soil. . Mr. Pope Wicker left on Wednes­ day for a two weeks visit to Way-1 The depth at which land ahould be plotted depends much upon the aeaaou cross, Georgia. of the year, the kind of soil nnd the phyalcnl condition of the subaoll. Fall Mrn. J. C. Addle of Surf, N. J.. is plowing, except for fall aown grain, the guest of Mrs. Hay Butts. should Invariably tie deeper than spring plowlpg. as thcro Is more time for It to Prof. Nehrling is the guest of Mr. become sufficiently settled nnd com­ pacted. Whenever land la plowed quite and Mr*. Henry Wight. deeply nnd the ellmntlc conditions do not thoroughly settlo the furrows li \ Mrs. Chas. Hand, Mrs. Archie should be ll^mmghly worked liefore II Betts, Misses Helen Howland and la planted. Heavy aolls need to be plowed deeper Charlotte Hand motored over to t)rthnn the tighter type» of »oils. Such landOg Wednesday. noli* usually have quite compact sub aoll». nnd they nrc benefited by being Mr. anil Mr*. W. P. Carter a t­ brought lo the surface. It 1» nlso n tended the Bleckley-Lee wedding IviicUl lo heavy soil.» to bury the vege table matter nt n good depth, na this at Oviedo Wednesday. will nasi»! In'keeplnc die subsoil from becoming too compact. Mrs. 0 . E. Hayes has just re­ Lighter soils are very much the op turned from a visit to Sarasota, poslte -Tlielr subsoils are usually not where she attended the opening of too compact, ninl ll In licttcr lo hnTe the Woman's Club house and cele­ the vegetable matter mixed with Ihe bration of the second anniversary of surface soil Deep plowing of such soil» lias a tendency to make them too the Sarasota Club loose uii,| enre should be taken to thor ••uglily compact them liefore they are Mi»» Martha King went over to phlllli-il to crops , Oviedo Wednesday where she was Blowing land continuously at the an attendant nt the Bleekley-I.ee same depth e ' e r » time lias a tendency wedding. I tu furin a laird, compact layer In the. * ..•mbs from ilir b n - s l nest mid repine«! A ma rvel ous flower grow» on tho them with good worker combs. II | Isthmus ol Tehuantepec. Its chief poivorker comb» « r e not avnllnble. ilieii| cul lar lt y Is the hnblt of changing Its lise frames wllll full alice!» of foiiliilp color duri ng the day.- In the morning It la white, when tho sun Is nt Ita tlun In tbctn All quecnlcM colonica ahould t>c gir rcnlth It la red. nnd nt night It la pii youug quccus flint cnu bo secured bilie. from thè quceii brcedeni In thè sonili erti »late», nini If II I» lini romeo leni a Reai Peach. lo »end for Ibeni Mieli givo from som«1 Olir Idea of a peach Is thè wlfo of a Sirong colony n nb e conili o( .vnung |mnn wlio thlnks »he Is prettlnr than bromi w11li fresili» labi cugsjn II. ami <tho rashler ut bis fav irlte restaurant* frolli 1ln~e qilcellle*« ,-itlollli-s se»i-ral —fJnlvcHton News troni! i |U)hmis , - a n b c ie.-ir«sl nnd tbe eli | • Ire nplnry re<|iieeiir<l , --------------------------II » a mlglllv g»hal Itllllg lo re<|iieeli | Dlet Qf Aneient Athletes. ilio enlire nplary everv »en«.>n. f.>r II, T,)0 a »|iletes of nnrlent Brecce noi .»ni» tiieuiis ............... bui „„ llww ,-|,ee»e. drled llgs. more lioe» nilj.al from a vlgorous qneen graJn m„ k ant, wnr.n wator. r Jpj A * VPj H C1IUT H I T iSj1 D JI u R JFuAr lCl jHn iuJ IUT lI T D l ui J We have them. All sizes. ' • $7.50 We have just received a new lot of Ready-Made Dresses, Palm Beach Suits, Tipperary Coats, Etc. All the very newest styles. 0 S IL K SH R T S 1 • • M i ' Í •’ * ' ". I I I > t* >-j • *« W -. . s . «77 ki  , • f /• ' 4 ,V M - I. f| J ¿ ¿ a i ,u Calling. 'There la nothing * ester," Ella \Vhelor Wilcox. "du **J» tho sereno i,pur hour pf pr «» »Ur,|, -h gcntlo volco calling. Tallin. Well. It la not so ail nmd J** tho other fellow has a full ho * * * you can't show more uian pair of queens —No* (>rl,.M, - ”.,î.tr^ CLASS1FIEP ADVERTISING ♦ 8Ut*g <^> Proper B e n e f i c i a r y . “Slnco you worked >«ur «UBfU so nicely," said the preity tract«~ •hall givo you a kiss | didn’t know there » « » loTracbtr b* ’ ward." responded the hnne.t » is It’s only fair to tell you tb’ai I T h •rothcr did themi' them ■ IIrna " brother sum» ^ AIITocal Advertisements tinder Thin Heading T H R E E C E N T S o Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. __________ Queer Korean Focdiiuff*. .Tim uso of grasses r,« i» »ad a* tender bark of tree*. In Kore», not necesaarlly Imply a deficient/* food supplies. These article, . much In use by Koreans, even o f S li well-to-do classes, for »alaj, tn4 (l. 1 dishes ^at meals. m On the Way Is tbe soul of man »>i, ■ • »| a>tn u! isfactorlly wb) th* r- it- >*■ T.xxr men who cannot * • ■ • -<>uli tt«d o w n —Washington post Bit of Scientific Inter" -»Po« If Ihe earth wep* t r* >- ' »*' »'to­ teen time» f a - te r 't i r 1 •• toll», a t the equator would Im**» tloir »r'.itt and remain stationary in ttu* air attk out support Corner lot on I’.i rk «ve nu e Sali — city Address Box 201. Ç • tifi Th»- most it i it.i" r o u t Iiiiioiis k n k* i a l w a y s assumiti«' " er«-d sunieiliiiig ' • --- ford Heights l**r - le • «sh or re« — sonatile terms Best location in t InJackson- rus t ville, Fla 68-3tc \ — We have* just received a line , of Skirts, *. •,• of the * very » newest h. v • Cashmeres. •" . • • All we ask is an opportunity . * • to show t you. • $ 2 .5 0 U P <& W h e r e the " K i c t c r ' SK IRv T S • *' This is the season of Fancy .’• j* ' -Shirts for men. Let us show you ♦ ' *-;* those good Silk Shirts at • • ' . pT5>• a p r ii , For Sule A good five passenger Tho man who sits «round walUag automobile in good condition with for aomehody else to discover ia4 4» new lire*. >heap a( $.150 ( ’ F velop Ills nbllll) I» *-••••■ eiHijer cr Inter to become a »»• »r - ::»« t r . j 67-tf W iIIij ms bier. For Sale A No. I family horse anti carriage, practically new Nf M Condition E • pIa >nr d. Stewart, "17 E. 2nd St. lis-lf jC $ 3 .5 0 to $ 6 .0 0 Big Line Panamas . . . . $5.00 Up ♦ ' For Sale Oak dining table and —— chair», two rocker», sewing machine. S S dresser anti chiffonier, i rt square, S S ! rt'frigcrator and other household nr. tide» at a bargain Inquire at H05 S I Elm nvenue. For Ladies. The hat for service. You get more wear from a Pana­ ma than any hat you can buy and they come in a large range of , styles. $ 2 .0 0 U P , A woman writer - • »» " it «nao Men’s Straw Hats PANAM A HATS Sailors 9from the most conservative style to the very latest; or “Tippeary.” • — 4> 4 My lot located on First «treet, opposite the Robbins Ne-l hotel You can buy this property very reasonable on liberal terms Ad­ dress It Bucksbuum. Box 211. Tampa. Fla *'• :p L A D IE S ’ P A LM Boys’ Palm Beach Suits . . $4.75 . Between Two Love*. Fat Cattle lor Sale—Somo fine ones just shipped in and in fine con-/ An Atchison young man «ho o** d'tion. Address Martin Doyle, S a n ­ a motor car nnd has her,» courtlse girl several years ha» decided b* ford, H. D. No. 2. 65-tfc afford to keep a car and a w|f* boty, and up to the hour the Globe weat For Sale—Five acres half rpile pro«* ho had taken no slept to dlic^ from brick road, quarter mile from of his car.. loading station, 6 miles from S a n ­ ford, county road on one side. All But the Point Is Important. good block hammock land. Two Railroads should remember that t acrek cleared, fenced nnd farmed 2 years. Good flowing well. Price docan't mako ao very much dlffertacs thoao who are killed whether tl* $800. Terms to suit customer. A. P to wreck waa caused fry an Ineorapri«, Connelly, 119 Mugnolia avenue. engineer or a defective rail —Chirl®. 57-tf ton News and Courier For Sale—20 fino brood sows. Martin Doyle, Sunford. R. I). No. 2. Weep» 58-tfc "Oh. J u l i a ' cried ihr •r n tlB íttil I • youth, "novor weep before my *»«• nrst t)mo j For Sale Lggs for Hutching. 1st j atn , uro ,j)nt prire pen Orlando Fair, White Rocks, woop my despair will kill mt" "AU $2.50. Other pons $1.60. Singlo tho second time?" coolly InautraA I ' Comb White Leghorn, $1.50 to $2.00 Julia. per setting. B ab y chick» $12.00 per hundred for remainder of »canon. Progressive Science. Southern Oak» Poultry Fnrm. En - 1 Medicino Is a progressive ictca terprbe, Us. 65-9tC It Is ijow only 2.£>00 years nines Hifj*. crates' time nnd a cur*- for »hncpüiFor Sale* Prize Winning Bufi Or­ cough Is believed to h,- • »tght Al pington Eggs for hatching The least (he specialist » of I',irli hup* n kind that hatch and live. 15 egg» to —Chicago New» setting. Price $2.50. Enquire 210 Park avenue. fdî-tf of the center In front uud slanting them ho they almost meet nt the back. Tills when drnwu-over the water fur­ row from end to end will draw tbe aoll back Into the ditch. Reverse Ihe boards to level down tl\e ridge*. Oue section of nn adjustable harrow wltb Had a Good Reason. teeth set straight will (lo ns well ua a “Why do you never make any peg tooth money?" ‘‘Becuuno I am so pnrtléular about the company I.seok." replied + M-M*+ the man who In ever self-rellnnt. "A fool and his money are soon parted. SPRING CARE OF BEES, j j 1 associate 'only with wise men" •r-:»♦♦♦»♦»> »♦> Flower of Many Colors. Now I» thè lime lo remolo nil drone SPRING SPECIALS PALM - FOR SALE - X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X tX X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X K IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X M EN ’S ■ Bad Practice Discouraged. Getting married in Burma Is not en­ tirely n pleasant operation. Custom 'warrants tho practice of throwing atones nt tho house of the newlyFor Sale— Threw- fresh milk cows. wedded. but not blackmail, and when 60-tf recently a band of Burman youth de­ Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. manded money before they would de­ Hogs for Sale—tCar load jusr re­ part the law stepped In and sentenced the leader« lo heavy Imprisonment celved. wri te Mnrtln*Doyle. R. D. 56-tfc and corporal punishment. No. 2., for particulars. On a Polished Table. To prevent scratching of a polished tablo. attach with glue tiny pieces of white felt to the bottoms of dishes that are to be placed thereon. Common baking aodn sprinkled over u grease •pot on tho floor will remove the spot If boiling water Is poured over IL SUGGESTIONS FOR PLOWING. ■ _____________± _____________________ JL ------------ ----------------------------- _i_ oooooooooooooooooooc^oooooo Mrs. Alice Cary Toole of Augusta is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Norman Toole. ■ FOR RENT t« « 4 4 4 4 4 * « 4 4 « 4 « 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 l J h Cottage for rent J. C » ; U p - t o - D a t e Eugenic»- • Madge—“Did Charlo -.* w f»♦ tl-er last night " M«r **r • No s ftirunt to brine In1' 11 •* ccipt "—Town foji.is Di srat e* Musson itSl-811* b a n l M i ills* n n - -For Rent Ncut six room house on Magnolia avenue, bc tween Fourth anil l-'iftli »treetu. 70-3tp Furnished room forw ent. South­ east corner of Park and Seventh St 58-tfc • •1—— For Rent—I have n large room, 20X40, back of my oltlcc for rent. Would make good sample room, storagg or is suitable for pressing .elub .Qr similar its«. Location par­ ticularly desirable. J . O. Packard. 70-1 te •< itu >-t ,«:£*» cholera, who it it. have kill» d nn : have lost much ol 11.« For Rent— S everal nice office 1 rooms over Yowcll’n. Enquire N. P Vow ell & Co. ’ 32-tf For Rent—A comfortably furnishi eel room, eastern exposure, in tnod! ern homo; private fam ily. Summer rates. Gentlemen preferred. Ad­ dress, Box 1084. fi7-tf A - -- f t the sctiurges of mm.i Iii s For. Rent—House of eight rooms ■ nnd bath on M yrtle avenue, close J 1in. Inquire of Hilt Lumber Co., i j office. 8S-tfe i : That Iti. » )' .Modern ► <len* ;. it.ett i.jcr Isf fighting men Th* r- • II r* tali»* ,1» -ratrn. however, di sease s « o i •i ir» pneumonia, nnd « n: . .* t.sft«» likely lo hryak <"• i . raubet» of troo|>s unless • lo» are taken by the fh Hand Shaking D m g rrr.t Bacteriologists r - enti» f ml dor tlib flngerualli- <• m " children no h-n* t lu,n th-rt cut kinds of dl«e;i .• c t h o s e of t u b é r c u l o “ » tr ici Tl *llî«f UK ludi»* i* ru •»* lofluonxa. ink •« Lost— Top off Grsnlim ,sr .,»t«*l'. R'' auto and left brace "t 70 ÎWward at Herald Office Wanted—Good tw«» h'.r.w »»^* 1 for farm purpose«. Wagon. Herald. Public Stenographer 1 . pared to do all kind« of 't'"l0*r*|' f wotk and ty|>e»'rit»'it a"'1 j j » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦♦♦M M * * * » trial when you have “ny ^ ¡¿I this kind you wi«h donc^ ^ tolti ce door east of the post........ j U m m m m m m m m m m m » ! 290. Miss Marion Packard u.f^rtts" a n t e d —To exchange farming anti Reward For r<-tu'" i.l I' , J f grazing land in Volusia county fo r'tio n leading lit i' ^ c u llili to t** ••• I»* house and lot in Sanford-. Apply to cold watch with n‘ 1 ' J ; H. Hutchinson, 11th and Laurel attach ed . J R o w l i ' i i d 69 2«P »venue. 65-9tp WANTED «Wanted—Amateur mualcians that play wind instrument» that will re­ hearse and play qn pay jobs. Call in the next few daya. J. M. Stumon 815 Eoa» Fourth St. 65-7tp ] j fcrm rdj . P e r s o n a l- W. Travers. 1010 U t Ave. S. Minnci-H'* •end your vour sddress at onre to send Morse, Robblnsdsle Minn. portant. g “ I I �w j* '■■® .t ^ - T t ^ * l r ^ . 'I • ' -« l x -' K * » -a . • / • Ï-I* IN THE HEART OK THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION I PUBLISHED SEMI- WEEKLY ^ T \ 3 $ W? •iy xl ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS T T T T ^ >?A I N S A N F O R D — Life In Wotth Living VOLUME VI FOURTH WEEK’S GRIST OF THE LEG­ ISLATIVE MILLS SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. APRIL 27. 1915 now on ihe calendar applying to in­ dividual counties, hills t h a t -are--fee­ ing hidll' tip to await the passage of the general hill, it appears then* will he little left , to the general freak water regulations. Every county has different condi­ tions in water ways, and the only way that the local hil{a could he made effective is to he enacted alter the general hill in order to repeal any purts of the general hill that mVg'-it conflict. Every loeal bill that conflicts with the general hill will he repealed by the enactment of the state-wide measure. The Weluka Fishermen's Associa­ tion has had u representative in the capital for several days In the inter­ ests of the fresh water fish blit, which would put a tax on all fresh water fish caught and offered for »ale. The committee tn the house has amended this hill to reduce the tax to one-twentieth of one cent per pound and it has been agreed to by the association representatives. This was the only serious objection to the measure when presented The salt water fisheries will he covered by the Shell Kish Commis­ sion when the lull now pending is ena cled. SANFORD’S FLOWER SHOW AND PLANT SALE HELD SATURDAY WAS A REAL EVENT OF THE SEASON r r SO . 71 =0 l i umi, nix funcy caladuim bulbs, Mr*"” ITarrold. Handsomest -nmrnpi»mp nr-;of pan­ *7r sies, collection of-“Burpec’s Dahlias, *■ Mrs. Ginn. Prizo for Grammar School student, i arrangement of wild flowers, fifty cents, Eunice Tyner, —H Special prize for wild flowers : b i l l s k e e p p o u r in g in a n d MANY HANDSOME YARDS AND PORCHES WERE INSPECTED shown hy child, fifty cents, Minton ELDER PLACE HAS SPRING BOTH HOUSE AND SEN­ BY THE JUDGES AND PRIZES AWARDED TO THE Winn. THAT CONTAINS THE Best display of sweet peas, collec­ ATE ARE DOWN TO SUCCESSFUL CONTESTANTS -T H E CLEAN FINEST WATER IN tion Burpee’s dahlias, Mrs. Zachary. HARD WORK UP CAMPAIGN A BIG SUCCESS TIIE SOUTH ■¿a Most artistic vase arrangment, LMrs. B. F. Whitner. The supreme court has renderBest display roses from one gar­ The flower show and plant sale Upon or.o stand was the lovely, deFew people in Sanford are aware (id an opinion to Governor Tram­ under the auspices of the City Beau- mure panales, entered by Mrs. \V A. den, six hybrid am aryllis, Mrs. of tiie fact thut within a few miles ..j mell in the suspension cases pending Ginn. -,-jyj tiful and civivc committees of the Ginn. of this city the proverbial Fountain before tho senate affecting Sheriff Upon another, a huge bowl of del­ Woman’s Club S atu rd ay afternoon Best miscellaneous cut flowers of Youth sought by Ponce de Leon George Baker of Palm Beach coun­ was a notable event, closing as it icately tinted sweet peas, the entry from one gfcrden, six hybrid am aryl­ is located hut auch is the fact. Thla e ò li ty and Sheriff W. S. Spencer of did the civic program that began of |Mra. Zachary, spring is situated on the magnificent lis, Mrs. Stephens. Tampa, that makes it imperative qn Wednesday with Ihe'Veception' of ni f * Attracting much * attention was a Best palm, specimen palm, Mrs. country place of P. M. Elder about for the governor to tftke action to • *3 the welfare, department, followed tall vase of stately caltas and a lower Minnie Jones. five miles from Sanford on the San­ have them removed immediately. ford' Orlando road and gushes up Thursdny by the clean up campaign one of Euster lillies, with Tansies ■ Best fern, specimen gold fern, Mrs. The opinion is in keeping with the and on Friday by the inspection of and violets nestling in the moss atfrom a bed of blue clay in n surging ; 3 Fitts. * policy adopted when the seriate ap­ Sanford home grounds and porch their base. These were arranged current, coming to the surface aa Best geranium, six fancy cala- cool and clear us a crystal and tho pointed a committee to investigate displays. The committees of which with attractive taste and culled from diums, Mrs. Fitts. their duties in the matter, since the Mrs. Henry Wight is chairman of the garden of Mrs. Henry Wight. wonder of it is the fact that this -:im suspension was to be made effective Best odd specimen, three Rex one, and Mrs W K Watson tho water 1» a* so.ft ns a maiden’s kiss ^9 lYrhup* the loveliest stand of all begonias, Mrs. Fitts. at a future date, and so far as is other, h»\v accomplished wonderful » » » that which contained a tall Japin the. moonlight. Soft water in Known is the first suspension made results, the (lower show being a tan­ ane«e basket Tu»e of ragged robins Rest begonia, three Rex begonias, this part of the ppnirfHula is usually under these conditions in history. gible proof of their labors of the past in blues and white, the entry ol Mr» Mr*. Jim Stewart. surfuce water and ull other spring few months. Credit is due ulso to B. F. Whitnsr and surrounded by The opinion in brief is as follows; ji Best Easter liflies, collection Bur­ water and artesian wells arc hard, the little Junior Civira. for they in­ smaller vases of poppies, sweet peas pee's dahlias, Mrs. S. O. Chase. very hard and usually full of aul"The governor has no power to An effort will he made to repeal p h u r,3 postpone to a future (fate the effec­ the law that prohibits railroads issu­ augurated the City Beautiful cam­ and white carnations, their delicate The committee wish to gratefully tiveness of an order of suspension. ing mileage to nt-WHpuperH in return paign in the early lull by the sale of beauty enhancing tin* rare, exquisite acknowledge To find a deep and gushing spring generous donations It must be observed also that the for advertising' Although attacked seeds, which was the beginning of loveliness of the ragged robins. Tin* from Prof Henry Nehrling of Go­ that contains no sulphur nnd that section under discussion makes no at every session for some years, all more than one garden from which popple» were so lovely, their »ilkeli tha, Fin . ,\lr T I, Mead. Oviedo, does contain the analysis of the El­ provision for any action by tin- sen measures introduced to repeal the flowers were entered for the (lower beauty • ommg in a close second to Fla . Reasoner Bros,. Onoeo. Fla . der well is u find indeed nnd this show ate whatsoever upon a report of law have met defeat the tir-t vase prize winner, the rug­ W \llee Burpee. Philadelphia, i’a spring in lime will make the Elder Friday morning lour automobiles farm one of the most famous water­ communication by tin- governor of a ged robins They were grown by Senator Zim of St \ugu»tine mi S p e c i a l (hanks are due Pro! Nelir At present simple suspension of .tn utlicer will' Thursday introduced a lull to re- conveyed tin- judge*. I’rof Henry Mr- |i I Tlira»her und Mr» VS E ling, Mr Mend und Mr Muse, who ing places In the state mil any recommendal ion [or remo­ t|Uire railroad companies to putdi.sh Nehrbng. Mr T I. Meade and Mr. W.itnin among their roses Worthy acted a* judges in the garden con­ Cupt Elder, with hi» proverbial val their pas»enger train schedules in Muse and the member» of the City of especial mention were tin- bou­ test, and t*> Mr» Merry. Mr* Buch­ good nature and liberality will ask "Every permanent removal mibi ni-wspapcr- and to authorise the pay Ilea u t if ul and Civn committer» on quet. of wild flower» gathered and anan and Mr» Vdfce. who judged nothing for tin- water and it is (roe for the asking. The spring is near to- accomplished l»> the punt action merit lor same with transportation a tour of inspection through lip- displayed by the children. This table (or the Mower show. tiie road and is open to the puhlic streets of Sanford and nr ter in the of v*ult*r a howl also t ont hìimm ! of iioth the governor and tin- senate. What attitude the newspapers will Special courtesies were received On Saturday it - was 11»Yl*ì \ lit Ibeir p urit\ unti from Mr lillie s Sanford Electric ui ¡ill times In every ease if a suspension from take "fi tin- que-MOb ihis year Is uti history of the town hud it been till M iit 'ii W1nul* e-fi C ii Sanford Light ,V. Fuel Co , Mr eleancil out and now presents a pret­ olllce the governor lias tile power ll( known, l-iit tlo railroad repris.-nla more worthy of inspection for San- wHVr. II«*,' tlt » ty picture under the shades of the ford was at its bests bedecked in Il :ri| ! lit Ht* lit t lie wilii il idmt riinslant upon such suspension to ap llvc.s will light I h< lull Long, Mr Abernathy. Mr Davison, magnificent oaks that grace this fine gorgeous array with its beautiful lesi point some one to perform the du­ When the question comes up for Mayor Thrasher. Mrs Meisch, Mr Upon the ndvice of ties of the office.” debate in tin- senate there will be gardens, well kept grounds and a t ­ Mr» A u Fit t». Sr . *■rt t*■r •--1 h M F Robinson. Rill Hardware Co , country home sOme of ('apt Filler’s friends ho The awarding of l.ltgc -1-xhlhit of handsome lit’KuniuH, The glvernor Stated t but lit- would the usual f l o w ol oratorv about ill tractive porches Manager Herndon of the Star Theatre, amend his order and call for sus­ lowing the railroads to muzzb- the prizes » a « dlllo-ult to decide, for so Uff ,i m u ni ^ » rt.1 b ru» aiiit «. Uy* UVA.! r «î I erriald Hardware Co , und last, but had tin* water analyzed lust w.eok i by Dr Baker, a famous analytical pension or removal immediately by p " ss through this method of adver­ many bad grown »itch a variety of c i till nomili r ii f |irix«*B not least The Herald Publishing Co. chemist and professor of natural blooming plants tlotown w a s ablaze the senate, and that tie expected to tising exchange tin the other band \ rure »pelimeli •»! the lee plant to whom the committee feel that sciences of Rollins College and tho However, the judges have the senate act at once the editor of The small town weekly with beauty us » j lime d im (-XIn hit inn by Mr» much of the success of the flower following analysis was shown: that does not enjoy tin- railroad a d ­ made a second tour of inspection tn TVlier »how was due. owing to tile generous the afternoon to make their final d*Spring Water: color, clear; reac­ ad vertising Until the stale id Florida due* II» vertising because the railroads must tine "f »Li largest table* volitameli 1- lsslO I I» tion, neutral, free utpmonia, nnno; pay the cash lor the space would lo­ part in protecting h»h after l hey are an assort nient ol a vivid variety of Fruit T rees albuminoid ammonia, none; chlorine. in line to get at least a ticket now planted and removes all interference S rri ir e nl Holy t ri ss (lower» Irorn the garden of Mr» E <1 0 parts per 1.000,000; total solids, a nd then, and to perambulate o\Vr Tu Mr» S Ruiigc wif* awanh-l with the work of Tile 1 ititeli Stales Ste ven» This Wednesday night's service at 8 parts per 1,000.000; nitrates, trace; government ugent engaged in the the great state of Florida hi search thè hnndsome prize of a Foster Artistn »kill and taste was mani­ Holy Cross Churcfi promises tn lie hardness, .‘IK parts per 1.000,000. grt.pe fruii of thè fifiest variety, (or work, the United States fisheries of more things to boost. fested in tin afraligemelt "f the of the greatest jimuiihh* interi*»l and | .T h e absence of both free and Another railroad bill by Mr 7.ini baviiig thè largesl »»»orlnient of fruii bureau will not do anything for x.irioti» entries, ferns, plant» and The rector |albuminoid ammonia in the spring Florida, is the statement of II I* a u t h o r i z e s a i l n m i l c i n t h • • n t u t r t o Iree» uml plani» tn thè home ground» tlo wer» being -flown to 1be ties! ¡id benefit for everybody ha* taken lor tinsubjeet of hi* ad , water and it*- very »mall amount of Tif Y l r : i I «’ H i r M n n a l . MrKunge’» garden i» (inique y r . u l p e r Moore, assistant United Slates com Mintage I'l,i table. i d -tiind» ,|n .* Ii.uiiiin(¿'in \ .i ■ ! i- ' the (Murine indicate it* good quality , t , | I II r t ' - f i f ^ *• i . r . i r i rt tn«i fi \ itiissmncr in hi» addri»» bcbin i he 1 ■" ......................... ■ T Ir« r «r» • 1 !■ I T ! « » ! * » •!»» *1« r w e fe .It ¡ i t aiti. M i • i t i l i n .....l i g of 1 « »u* and * I'etei "ii Die the iruination* are that it1» of cxi|' G I 1*1,1I. t « 'imi* t il» W * |*■ M I lurida irglidal ure -U I «ll«fiii*»ee 1 i - r 1 ., ¡1 . • ' • -1 1 î i »« t gl \it g I i>J "bi t I 1 I lb ' 1 t |i ' wa- \ r~un Way. R-pnn* Tin .¡lidtcs» 1‘nplWtiiuily good quality G-ti ign !.. i -i- Fr ult» g r u « n w 1L s, y » t ha- Jiu k»nnv dii lim i- l rnm \ e t r e* î » . n 11o g e t her Inn tV • v « r \ a I t . i m i t i k! will In- lllu-lrutid h> l lie In—I »bile» A vers desirable feature of this B y tlu-»e iitln-r pinot» and tlower» i • Heretofore the -enators and repre ( ' r o s i *> f e n d i ill It'll h o u s e J «il - » * «1 i h < obtuiricd from New York City. It | spring is its softness, containing lesa At 5 o dio k the prizes were award­ orango» und K u a m q u a t s , peni ho», sentatives have turili- to tin* govern­ practically covers the subject mutter! t him one fourth of the amount of ed hy Hon. D. 1.. Thrasher, who pluins. ligi, banana.», pine appiè, ment for assistance, bqt would not tinti»! amendment known ns thè by Henryk calcium and magnesium carbonates Chin e se c h e r r y , -lupini plum, mul- made one of Ids pleasing little talks, of that great book get it because of existing conditions “ grandini her r-lnUSi- " Passa gì* of berry tree,», grnpes. guuvns. a l l i g a ' or paying a tributi- to the women of Sienkiewivz. "lju o Vadis " found in many waters of this region. such us minority and pi tty lw» in I he resultinoti hy thè semiti- and There tie» been it large ii ii iii lii-r nl and j ii» t about qliough. a» many suSanford lor tlnir interest which, he counties; and there I» no adequate aduptioti b> l lo- ......pie al t fi< ni xt pi ar und »t rii » borrii >• \mong nll . i (II ople ill teii >li 11 g i'll eklweek tillthorHle» Dunk. fur supplying the -aid. find bei n tin uplift of it-illli,li rc*l mg spei imi-li* re I hi i ri law I I I the stufe lor the prilled ton of generili eb eduli wotibl m ille I boti tn.mti and pr -b uni thanking t lie »i rir- "f »ervi.t» with tin- •IT i ’ - .tid lime and magnesia requirements of phor t r , i en«n py lt ii» i ntinti i the fish IIUturn I or planted tn t hi- j M I I I < 1 * 1 1 I M | i l 1 . 1 1 f H »1 1 “ V i i t t ' I gi-r and Mi'Xicnn cactus, u in m - "f ninnili II • in l a i . lit of the ill-, for addre-n- and H 1» <\|ieiti-d a l;irg*-r till* body state 1 T tu* »1 ri 1* -t'•*t f»I*-f t ili«* f**l M am ¡n-i.pl i i ii »a nford are now v I I t» a ■urio-ii ■. iti 11-i-lf t - t hi* n il -I'1.« Ill II at 1 111 » 1" 11III* -, t ’ ■j bet will .d o 11 ¡.-I -i ■i t lo ■ Mr Muore -ani.1 *be b-H"Wing ¡(>M , ^ ( , I a l o . u t . 1 1 h .g ni - a - I- u 1 * ' hi t iti"ii "f W i dm -day niglil nl • IU P III u»ing this water and make daily p r t, i, imi if.rni- in ifu» wotnlirt il (lunga mu st he l u r ri e d » a l I - li-re ^¡j m„j, persops over twetity uni * r velo li» bea ul y There 1 » no Imt an of |,j|grimages to the Elder place to get thè governtm-nt cun tabe tàx tion j „ |1(| | | s t a te » ri ti zens must be | garden, a» weli a» thè usuai eVen l.iing i- a»ked to help l Ut Brother j ( (,j, pnrtncen for all Ills and it is The garden prizewere awarded • luy i b i m r gì ni rally inumi ili • v. r \ relative to establishing a tishi-rv resident* "f tlo- »tale one year «ml wIlli especial reference lo tin- »flow hood of S Andrew to meet Die almost certain that some day in tho first, the slate , must do her part lit o f'th e county »is months, must tie buie ga r de n plot Everyone is In­ near future this water will make tho mg of spring blossom; the object be­ heavy expenses. FloWcr Show enacting laws for the protection of able to read und write any section of vited Elder pi«,re so famous that some en­ ing to encourage the planting of such the fish and shellfish ¡tiler planting: tiie eons tit tit ion; applicant must own There could ho nothing prettier terprising firm will buy the larrp and thing» ns will bloom tn winter and second the laws must he enforced, in his own right property to the than the gorgeuos display of am aryl­ early spring make the spring a commercial c«nterThe following gar­ Many < hanges in Star and officials required to enforce them value of not b-»s than $500; must lis; the stately pure white call»» and dens from various sections of San­ prise. i! B Coney of- Orlando, a Sanford claims to have one of the must have sutllcicnt funds to em ­ not have been convicted prior to the Faster lillies. or the sweet pamy ford were chosen u» prize winners. hi*»t equipped moving picture houses son-in-li.w of* C«pt Elder's is very ploy officers enough to curry out the time of application, of larceny, rob­ faces and other exquisite liloossoms Those of Mrs. Carte-, Mrs. Amici in the stale in the Stur Theater enthusiastic i m r tin spring and hua and handsome, forms, palms and pot law; third, the United States govern­ bery. forgery, perjury or bribery. son, Mrs. .Minnie Jones, Mr» G F M a n a g e r (I 1* Herndon is giving already introduced it into Orli ndo, ment' will not tolerate any inter­ The fifth provision follows; “ Pro­ plants on exhibition at the flower Smith, Dr Robson. Mrs. Stephens, when it readily found favor with all ference with its agents engaged on vided. however, that no person, or show At 6 o’clock when the room witli favorable mention for Mrs. his patrons the best that money can the physicians who are re imn mdthe work and until the proper meas­ such lineal descendant of such per­ was thronged with daintily gowned Méisrh, Mrs Harrold. Mr», Musson, buy in the mit ure <d film* nnd equip ing it to their patients. ures are passed in the state the son, who was on January I. IHfiV. or women, it was a scene of rare beauty Mrs. Terhetin, Mr» Herndon, Gate ment and just now is engaged in As will lie seen iron t In* a m 'y d s fisheries bureau cannot aflord to prior thereto, entitled to vote under that greeted one upon entering, b r City HI«y.*»*, \t r*t \S r fi ill,, \! r* decorating th<* interior of the theatre the water i* chemically pure a id is with wilier color edicts, new light* spend mucli money in carrying out constitution and laws of the state» it was indeed a brilliant setting im Zachark. Mrs Davis und n better machine A few w«-*ki probably us good i( not better than this work. or territories, or entitled to vote un­ the eager, enthusiastic spectators Three special prizes wi-re given, ago a new apparatus was installed i the famous lilhia vuter tin t is When these measures are enacted, der any form of government, or any and gracious women whose energy i. e.t to Mr. and Mrs. William Bray that will give the operator un alter­ brought here nt a high price. Cnpt. he said, the government will render naturalized citizen nr his descendants nnd service had made possible such for the q u ir? ami beautiful garden nating nr r direct current and this Elder wants it rr'dcrstood t but tho To the left •-( all proper assistance. shall he denied tin- right to register a successful display eflect around a home newly built arrangement egives the clearest ol water at the present time is fr«o to He declares that pust legislatures and vote because he »hull not lie aide the entrance the tables and slit Ives within the past year. Six fancy cal- picture». A new screen will also be an y one who wishes to get R and have exempted many little creeks to read und write us ubpve provided, were hanked with great mnsses of u din ms placed on the stage Ihis week and this is r. grert opportunity for those und hoyotis from the general law by or because hi- shall not own property, the brilliant hued amaryllis from To Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart for the pictures will he constantly im­ who ere troubled with the ills of Nurseries; to the right county act, and no law that can he of value above specified. Natural­ the Mead m ortrl flesh. enforced has over been passed; for ized citizens of the United* States, palms and ferns and a fine display the spirit shown in beautifying the proved until the 'very acme of per­ M or liliifte the people of Sanford The stage has where parts of them could have been however, at the time they apply »nd of |lotted geraniums in a variety of grounds of a rented home Six fancy fection is reached can congratulate themselves upon ul»o lu-en done ovor und tiie entire enforced otherwise, there was not before they shall he p e r m it t ed to reg­ colors. In tho window off setting Ihe caladium*. the fact that not only hits the city Ulterior now presents un «fleet that sufficient money available to hire the ister, shall present to the registration glowing (lowers within were the .To Mrs. Wlllluin Ia* tiler for a goithe best water work*' system, tho ik most pleasing to the patrons of office certificate of his naturalization plant prixes contributed hy Reason- geous border of amaryllis. Six fancy officer«’ needed for enforcement. flowing wells und other good water (his popular place. cr Bros, of the Onorn Nurseries, ^»ladiurns. , He deduced that double tho num­ or a duly authenticated copy there­ but they can alw ays take c ten Prof, Henry Nehrling of Palm Cot­ In n few weekr« tho new serir-l pic­ ber now engaged in t h e . Florida fisl\ of." To Mr. and Mrs. Runge for choice minutes trip to the Elder pine, and The resolution was adopted by a tage Gardens at Goths, and T 1«. and numerous varieties of fruit trees ture "R unaw ay June" will he pre­ Industry could bo employed after n get the water that will enable them little judicious legislation and en­ vote of 56 to i> and was immediate­ Meade of Oviedo and \V. Allen Bur­ in their home garden. 1 Foster sented ut the Star and each week to live forever the new chapters will lie given in pee of Philadelphia. forcement; but if this is not pro­ ly certified to the senate. grapefruit tree the Sanford Herald, thus giving the Immediately in front of the en­ vided for in a few yours there wilt be F o r at t r a c t i v e veranda i-fTeui, Sunday Hour Changed Then Schanl Improving | people the chance tn read fhe »lory trance was a stand of nasturtiums, practically no fishing Industry in the Beginning with next Sunday, the and through the center extending to ! (irises w«*re awarded Mrs binge«-. hi advance and see the pictures Do Word come - fr< rn I 'n l "»p|l;t| ut state to boast of. Florida's fish laws Fourth Sunday after Easter, l lie- the hack of the room were wonderful Mrs. Clulteiideri, Mi*» N’t-liie Evans. |billowing night. Urluudo thut Theo Schunt m im­ to the present time, he declared, St. Jolins Hotel, Mr* I), G Monroe, hour for the night service ut Holy proving and thz I he will recover The Star will give the ju-ople of howls of rores, baskets of verbenas, have gove with the perfume of her Cross Church has been changed to red and pink; pansies,' daffodils, Mrs. Aylett Fitts. from the dillleult operation perform­ Sanford some good features und also flowers, up in the air. The garden prizes were palms of the regular run of good film» r.l! ed u few weeks i go a ril return to hb 7:30 p. m. daiseis and lillies; violets, mignon­ tho variety l^itania Borbonica; the during the summer months and ns home und business in ~ b w weeks ette, geraniums, gladioli) und every M. D, Gatchel is building a bun­ The pending fish bills to control veranda winners will add to their the theatre building is cool, and well the salt water Tfifh of the state aa galow on his place for Mr. and Mrs. other flower that can be grown at collections, Dracena Termintlis. ventilated the patrons of tho movies ’ Mr. R. C, Bradshaw and d'-tlgh* wsll as the fresh wster fWh, with Forrest Gatchel to occupy. The this season in Florida. Vases of * At tho flower show prizes were are assured of a place to go during ter, Mrs. Mcrtha CuM are thV first gorgeous bloom* of every variety various regulations, licenses, etc., firm name. Gatchel & Son applies to awarded as follows: the long evenings of the summer to purchase one of the new ’model and color stood upon tables and »Ill no doubt be enacted. But with the business only and not on the Fords. Handsomest arrangement nastur- time. stands placed around the rooms. property. the number of local bills that • Ti ' 4.A ... ’• i*_ 1 a,i'zoL d... . ■ iv , ' s , ' ’ ■ .’ ¿ t f ■* ~•- a _• . FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH DBCOVr ERED NEAR HERE I _ It � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 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, April 23, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 1915. 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>, April 23, 1915; <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/7765652c658daf42a592636ce58f24bc.pdf c430599049a9913e3633023f20672afe PDF Text Text 1r r 'fw.jTPv -, T H E RANFORD HERALD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ CU T TI NG T H E o 0 o o o o o o o o S E E D CROP. ° It 1« not uii uncoiumon practice o for l he farmer to allow the seed pitulity wert* Meada me» Holly, Wil­ ° crop to remain on ttic Held» nil son, W alsem an, Peck, T a y lo r, John», o cxccmIto peiiod. In onler that Steven», H o w a rd , Woodruff a n d Me* ° more of the green pods may deo »clop. Iti such'" fields on the o Laulin. * o same plant are found ripe pods oo o bursting open, a» »veil a» fully o !• Meada me» C. M. William* anil q developed, half grown and newly o o A. C William» will e n te r ta in the o forming poijs. . .. { h _ __ _ Woman'» M issionary Soc-mry ol the 5*’ 'Dbscrrntlftns show Hint mauy Baptist T e m p le Monday evening at oo of the chnlcl» tiles Infesting the o earlier or first pod» have had 7:30 in the T em ple parlor*. o o nufllcleut time to complete their o life development, emerge from P r n o n a l Mention o o the Reed* nnd deposit their egg* S ’ Mr». M arshall of Oviedo was the o Into tlie green pods growing on o o dinner guest of Mr*. H enry Wight o the same plant tt|>on which they .o nnd atten d e d the Welfare reception o themselves were fostered. • In rlew of this the »cod crop o Wednesday afternoon. o should In? so handler! that the o selling . uX.-vhx1s - wUk-W- a* nnl»Mr. -H>hn M cC lintock « n d " * o » rr * 0 form ns possible, nnd the crop Mr. "Jack M cC lintock of Lexington, o should then Ins harvester! ns soou Ky., are guests of Mr. W. B. Mc­ o ns the larger num ber of the pods Clintock and Mr*. O. E. Hayes. o arc rhte. o * oooooooooooooooooooc^oooooo Mrs. Alice C ary Toole of Augusta is visiting Mr. a n d Mrs. N orm an SUGGESTIONS FOR PLOW ING. Toole. S' Bs' D spth K . D e p en d s Upon B o s to n of the Ys nr a n d K i n d o f S o il. . Mr. Pope W icker left on W ednes­ day for a tw o weeks visit to Way-1 The depth at which land ahould be plotted depends much upon the aeaaou cross, Georgia. of th e year, the kind of soil nnd the phyalcnl condition of the subaoll. Fall Mrn. J. C. Addle of Surf, N. J.. is plowing, except for fall aown grain, the guest of Mrs. Hay B u tts . should Invariably tie deeper than spring plowlpg. as thcro Is more time for It to Prof. Nehrling is the guest of Mr. become sufficiently settled nnd com­ pacted. Whenever land la plowed quite and Mr*. H e n ry Wight. deeply nnd the ellmntlc conditions do not thoroughly settlo the furrows li \ Mrs. Chas. H a n d , Mrs. Archie should be ll^mmghly worked liefore II Betts, Misses Helen Howland and la planted. Heavy aolls need to be plowed deeper C harlotte H and m otored over to t)rthnn the tighter type» of »oils. Such landOg Wednesday. noli* usually have quite compact sub aoll». nnd they nrc benefited by being Mr. anil Mr*. W. P. C a rte r a t ­ brought lo the surface. It 1» nlso n tended the Bleckley-Lee wedding IviicUl lo heavy soil.» to bury the vege table m atter nt n good depth, na this a t Oviedo W ednesday. will nasi»! In'keeplnc die subsoil from becoming too compact. Mrs. 0 . E. Hayes has ju s t re­ Lighter soils are very much the op turned from a visit to S arasota, poslte -Tlielr subsoils are usually not where she a tte n d e d the opening of too compact, ninl ll In licttcr lo hnTe the Woman's C lub house a n d cele­ the vegetable m atter mixed with Ihe Deep plowing of such bration of the second anniversary of surface soil soil» lias a tendency to make them too the Sarasota Club loose uii,| enre should be taken to thor ••uglily compact them liefore they are Mi»» M artha King went o v er to phlllli-il to crops , Oviedo W ednesday where she was B l o w i n g l a n d c o n t i n u o u s l y a t the an atten d a n t nt the Bleekley-I.ee s a m e d e p t h e ' e r » t i m e lias a t e n d e n c y wedding. I tu f u r i n a lai rd, c o m p a c t l a y e r In t h e . * subsoil *t that depth. 'This la nn tin desirable condition nnd can tistinll.v tv a voided by varying the depth »lightly from year to yopr New land when Hint brought under the plow should not he plowed too deeply. While II may be desirable to ultimately have a furrow six or seven Inches In depth. It should t>c brought about gradually by plowing a hnlf Inch or so deeper every year, t Fillsr For D t p l Furr ow*. ___ To (111 tile w ater filrfow. or dead fur­ row. that disagreeable ditch left by the turning plow, take n |>vg tooth harrow nnd two I by ti Inch tionrdn four feet long, write» !’; P. Parsons of Doris. N/ M.. In tbn MNsqiurt/VsIley Farm er. Set the boards l>ctween the teeth of liar row. starting them a little to tho side nnd nn upbuilding of the stock. The honey from fhe early fruit bloom will l>e the. honey on which Ihe early brood U reared, while the main «up piles from ihe early flow will lie In J u n e from Ihe clover* F or ihl« renson It 1» liest not to place *npem on the hive» until the pro|»er lime nrrlves. though Chi» 1« not nn Infallible rule, ns o|ie s IkiiiM be gov­ erned by the condition of the brood no*! r If I h e lops oh t h e tmxrfl'-oomb« are 'filled with honey nnd hleely capped with new cap«, then -pnl Ihe super» on for either comb or extracted houey — Farm Jnttrnnl We have them. All sizes. ' • $7.50 j • •’* ' ' Í ". I > I t* I > -j • *« W -. . s . «77 ki  , •f/ • ' 4 ,VM- I. J ¿¿ i,u P roper Beneficiary. “Slnco you worked >«ur «UBfU so nicely," said the preity tract«~ •hall givo you a kiss | didn’t know there »«» loTracbtr b* ’ ward." responded the hnne.t » is It’s only fair to tell you tb’ai I T h •rothcr did themi' them sum» ■II rna " brother FOR SALE Queer Korean Focdiiuff*. .Tim uso of grasses r,«i» »ad a* tender b a r k o f tree*. In Kore», For Sale— Threw- fresh milk cows. not necesaarlly Imply a deficient/* M artin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf food supplies. T h e s e article, . much In use by Koreans, even o f S l i Hogs for Sale—t C ar load ju s r re­ well-to-do classes, for »alaj, tn4 (l. 1 celved. w r ite Mnrtln*Doyle. R. D. dishes ^at meals. m 56-tfc No. 2., for particulars. Between Two Love*. F a t C a ttle lor Sale— Somo fine An Atchison young man «ho o** ones ju st sh ipped in and in fine con-/ d'tion. Address M artin Doyle, S a n ­ a motor c a r nnd has her,» courtlse girl several years ha» decided b* ford, H. D. N o. 2. 65-tfc afford to keep a car and a w|f* boty, and up to the hour the Globe weat For Sale— F iv e acres half rpile pro«* ho had taken no slept to dlic^ from brick ro a d , q u a r te r mile from of his car.. loading sta tio n , 6 miles from S a n ­ ford, county ro a d on one side. All But th e Point Is Important. good block h a m m o c k land. Two Railroads should remember that t acrek cleared, fenced nnd farm ed 2 years. Good flowing well. P rice docan't mako ao very much dlffertacs to thoao who are killed whether tl* $800. Terms to s u i t customer. A. P wreck waa caused fry an Ineorapri«, Connelly, 119 M ugnolia avenue. engineer or a defective rail —Chirl®. 57-tf ton News and Courier For Sale— 20 fino brood sows. M artin Doyle, Sunford. R. I). No. 2. Weep» 58-tfc "Oh. J u l i a ' cried ihr •rntlBíttil I • youth, "novor weep before my *»«• nrst t)mo j For Sale Lggs for Hutching. 1st j atn , uro ,j)nt prire pen Orlando Fair, White Rocks, woop my despair will kill m t" "AU $2.50. Other pons $1.60. Singlo tho second time?" coolly InautraA I ' C om b White Leghorn, $1.50 to $2.00 Julia. per setting. B a b y chick» $12.00 per hundred for re m a in d er of »canon. Progressive Science. Southern Oak» P oultry Fnrm. E n - 1 Medicino Is a progressive ictca te rp rb e , Us. 65-9tC It Is ijow only 2.£>00 years nines Hifj*. crates' time nnd a cur*- for »hncpüiFor Sale* Prize Winning Bufi O r ­ cough Is believed to h,- • »tght Al pington Eggs for hatching T h e least (he specialist » of I',irli hup* n kind that hatch a n d live. 15 egg» to —Chicago New» setting. Price $2.50. Enquire 210 Park avenue. fdî-tf On the Way For Sule A good five passenger Tho man who sits «round walUag automobile in good condition with for aomehody else to discover ia4 4» new lire*. >heap a( $.150 ( ’ F velop Ills nbllll) I» *-••••■ eiHijer cr Inter to become a »»• »r - ::»« t r . j 67-tf W iIIij ms bier. For Sale A No. I family horse anti carriage, p ractically new Nf M C o n di t i o n E • p Ia >nr d. S tew art, "17 E. 2nd St. lis-lf C Corner lot on I ’.i r k «venue w r i t e r -•»» " it «nao Address Box 201. Th»- most it i it.i" Sal i c it y r o u t Iiiiioiis k n k* i a l w a y s assumiti«' " er«-d sunieiliiiig ' • J ackson- rus t ville, Fla 68-3tc \ — We have*just received a line , of Skirts, *. •,• of the * very » newest h. v • Cashmeres. •" . • • All we . ask is * an opportunity • to show t you. • M i ♦ — SKIRTS v $ 2 .5 0 U P a Calling. 'T h e r e la nothing *ester," Ella \Vhelor Wilcox. " d u **J» tho sereno i,pur hour pf ”.,î.tr^ -h pr «» »Ur,|, gcntlo volco calling. Tallin. Well. It la not so ail nmd J** tho o th e r fellow has a full ho * * * you ca n't show more u ian pair of queens —No* (>rl,.M , 8Ut*g | ford Heights l**r - le • «sh or re« sonatile terms Best location in t In- $ 3 .5 0 to $ 6 .0 0 •*' This is the season of Fancy .’• j* '-♦Shirts ' for men.*-;*Let us show you those good Silk Shirts at • • ' . pT- 5>• f --— For Ladies. The hat for service. You get more wear from a Pana­ ma than any hat you can buy and they come in a large range of , styles. SILK SH RTS 1 • a pr ii, A w o ma n J h Up-to-Date Eugenic»- • Madge—“Did Charlo -.* w f»tl-er last night " M«r **r • No s ftirunt to brine In1' 11 •* ccipt "—Town foji.is ♦ FOR RENT t« « 4 4 4 4 4 * « 4 4 « 4 « 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 l C ottage for rent J. C » ; Big Line Panamas . . . . $5.00 Up , My lot located on First «treet, Is tbe soul of m a n »>i, ■ • »| a>tn u! opposite the R obbins Ne-l hotel isf actor lly w b ) th* r- it- >*■ T.xxr You can buy this property very m e n who c a n n o t * • ■ • -<>uli tt«d o w n —W a s h i n g t o n post reasonable on liberal terms Ad­ dress It B ucksbuum . Box 211. T a m p a . Fla *'• :p Bit of Scientific Inter" -»Po« If Ihe earth wep* t r* >- ' »*' »' to­ For Sale Oak dining table an d t e e n time» f a - t e r ' t i r 1 •• toll», —— chair», two rocker», sewing machine. a t t h e e q u a t o r would Im**» tloir »r'.itt S S dresser anti chiffonier, i rt square, and r e ma i n stationary in ttu* air attk S S ! rt'frigcrator and o th e r household nr- o u t suppor t . tide» at a bargain Inquire at H05 S I Elm n venue. W h e r e t h e " K i c t c r ' Ç• tifi Men’s Straw Hats PANAM A HATS 0 ' <& ^ AIITocal Advertisements tinder Thin Heading THREE CENTS o Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 C ents. _______ It la white, when tho sun Is nt Ita tlun In tbctn All quecnlcM colonica ahould t>c g ir rcnlth It la red. nnd nt night It la pii youug quccus flint cnu bo secured bilie. from thè quceii brcedeni In thè sonili erti »late», nini If II I» lini ro m e o leni a Reai Peach. lo »end for Ibeni Mieli givo from som «1 Olir Idea of a peach Is thè wlfo of a Sirong colony n nb e conili o( .vnung | mnn wlio thlnks »he Is prettlnr than bromi w11li fresili» labi c u g s jn II. ami <tho ra s h le r ut bis fav irlte restaurant* frolli 1ln~e qilcellle*« ,-itlollli-s se»i-ral —fJnlvcHton News troni! i |U)hmis ,-an bc ie.-ir«sl nnd tbe eli | • Ire nplnry re<|iieeiir<l , --------------------------II » a mlglllv g»hal Itllllg lo re<|iieeli | Dlet Qf Aneient Athletes. ilio enlire nplary everv »en«.>n. f.>r II, T,)0 a »|iletes of nnrlent Brecce noi .»ni» tiieuiis ............... bui „„ llww ,-|,ee»e. drled llgs. more lioe» nilj.al from a vlgorous qneen graJn m „ k ant, wnr.n w ator. We have just received a new lot of Ready-Made Dresses, Palm Beach Suits, Tipperary Coats, Etc. All the very newest styles. $ 2 .0 0 U P . <^> . . • m b s f rom ilir b n - s l nest mi d repine«! A m a r v e l o u s f l o w er grow» on t h o t h e m wi t h good w o r k e r combs. II | I s t h m u s ol T e h u a n t e p e c . Its chi ef poi v o r k e r comb» « r e not avnllnble. i li eii | c u l l a r l t y Is t h e h n bl t of c h a ng i ng Its lise frames wllll full alice!» of foiiliilp color d u r i n g t he day.- In t he m o r n i n g R JFuAr C D l l jHn iJIT u U IT l l uiJ Sailors 9from the most conservative style to the very latest; or “Tippeary.” • — - A D V E R T IS IN G of the center In front uud slanting them ho they almost meet nt the back. Tills when drnwu-over the w a te r fu r­ row from end to end will draw tbe aoll back Into the ditch. Reverse Ihe boards to level down tl\e ridge*. Oue section of nn adjustable harrow wltb Had a Good Reason. teeth set straight will (lo ns well ua a “Why do you n e v e r make any peg tooth money?" ‘‘Becuuno I am so pnrtléular about the company I.seok." replied + M-M*+ the man who In ever self-rellnnt. "A fool and his money a r e soon parted. SPRING CARE OF B E E S , j j 1 associate 'only with wise m en" •r-:» ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ »>»♦> F l o w e r of Many Colors. Now I» thè lime lo remolo nil drone L A D IE S ’ PA L M Boys’ Palm Beach Suits . . $4.75 ■ C L A S S 1 F IE P ♦ On a Polished Table. To prevent scratching of a polished tablo. attach with glue tiny pieces of white felt to the bottoms of dishes that a r e to be placed thereon. Common baking aodn sprinkled over u grease •pot on tho floor will remove the spot If boiling water Is poured over IL r Jpj AV * Pj H C1IT IT iSj1 D JI u U H 4> 4 Bad Practice Discouraged. Getting married in Burma Is not en­ tirely n pleasant operation. Custom 'warrants tho practice of throwing atones nt tho house of the newlywedded. but not blackmail, and when recently a band of Burman youth de­ manded money before they would de­ part the law stepped In and sentenced the leader« lo heavy Imprisonment and corporal punishment. SPRING SPECIALS PALM ■ ______________ _______________________ JL -------------±------------------------------ _i_ X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X tX X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X K IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X M E N ’S ■ ^m>m . Di sr at e * T h a t Musson it Sl-811* - -For Rent Ncut six room house on Magnolia avenue, bc tween Fourth anil l-'iftli »treetu. 70-3tp For R ent— S e v e r a l nice office 1 room s over Yowcll’n. Enquire N. P Vow ell & Co. ’ 32-tf For R ent— A c o m fo rta b ly furnishi eel room , eastern exposure, in tnod! ern homo; private fam ily. Summer rates. Gentlemen preferred. Ad­ dress, Box 1084. fi7-tf Furnished room f o r w e n t . South­ ea s t corner of P ark a n d Seventh St 58-tfc • •1—— F o r R ent— I have n large room, 20X40, back of my oltlcc for rent. W ould make good sam ple room, storagg or is su itable for pressing .elub .Qr similar its«. Location par­ ticularly desirable. J . O. Packard. 70-1 te banlMi ills* nn •< the sctiurges of mm.i Iii c h o l e r a , who it it. h a v e kill» d nn : h a v e lost m u c h ol 11.« s For. Rent— House of eight rooms ■ nnd b ath on M yrtle avenue, close J 1 in. Inquire of Hilt Lum ber Co., i j office. 8S-tfe i : Iti. » )' A- -- f t .Modern ► <len* itu >-t ,«:£*» ;. it.ett i.jcr Isf fighting men Th* r- • II r* tali»* ,1»-ratrn. however, d i s e a s e s « o i •i ir» pneumonia, n n d «n: . .* t.sft«» likely lo hryak <"• i . raubet» of troo|>s unless • lo» a re taken by the fh » Hand Shaking D m grrr.t tr Bacteriologists r- enti» f ml ici dor tlib flngerualli- <• m " T l *llî«f children no h-n* t lu,n th-rt UKludi»* c u t kinds of dl«e;i .• c i* r u •»* those of tubérculo“ lofluonxa. ink •« L o s t— Top off Grsnlim ,sr .,»t«*l'. R'' a u t o and left b r a c e "t 70 ÎWw a rd a t Herald Office W a n te d — Good tw«» h'.r.w »»^* 1 for farm purpose«. Wagon. H erald. Public Stenographer 1 . p a re d to do all kind« of 't'" l0*r*|' f w o tk and ty|>e»'rit»'it a " '1 j j » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ M M * * * » tria l when you have “ny ^ ¡¿I th is k in d you wi«h donc^ ^ tolti ce d o o r east of th e post....... j U m m m m m m m m m m m » ! 290. Miss Marion Packard u.f^rtts" a n t e d —To exchange farming anti R eward For r<-tu'" i.l I' ,Jf grazing land in Volusia county f o r 't i o n leading lit i' ^cullili to t** ••• I»* house and lot in Sanford-. Apply to cold watch with n‘ 1 ' J; H . Hutchinson, 11th an d Laurel a t t a c h e d . J R o w l i ' i i d 69 2«P »venue. 65-9tp WANTED «W anted—Amateur mualcians that play wind instrument» th a t will re­ hearse and play qn pay jobs. Call in the next few daya. J. M. Stumon 815 Eoa» Fourth St. 65-7tp fcrmrdj ] . P e r s o n a l - W. Travers. j 1010 U t Ave. S. Minnci-H'* g “ s• e n d yvour our sddress at onre to Minn. M orse, Robblnsdsle I portant. I �w j* '■■ ® .t ^ - T . 'I • t ^* l r ^ ' -« l x -' K * -a » . • / I ^ T \ W? • iy • Ï-I* IN THE HEART OK THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI - WEEKLY 3$ TTTT^ xl ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS >?A IN SA N FO RD — Life In Wotth Living VOLUME VI FOURTH WEEK’S GRIST OF THE LEG­ ISLATIVE MILLS SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. APRIL 27. 1915 now on ihe calendar applying to in­ dividual counties, hills t h a t -are--fee­ ing hidll' tip to await the passage of the general hill, it appears then* will he little left , to the general freak w ater regulations. Every county has different condi­ tions in water ways, and the only way th a t the local hil{a could he made effective is to he enacted alter the general hill in order to repeal any purts of the general hill th a t mVg'-it conflict. Every loeal bill th at conflicts with the general hill will he repealed by the enactm en t of the state-wide measure. The Weluka Fishermen's Associa­ tion has had u representative in the capital for several days In the in te r­ ests of the fresh water fish blit, which would put a tax on all fresh w ater fish caught and offered for »ale. The committee tn the house has am ended this hill to reduce the tax to one-twentieth of one cent per pound and it has been agreed to by th e association representatives. This was the only serious objection to the measure when presented The salt water fisheries will he covered by the Shell Kish C om m is­ sion when the lull now pending is ena c led. SANFORD’S FLOWER SHOW AND PLANT SALE HELD SATURDAY WAS A REAL EVENT OF THE SEASON r r S O . 71 =0 l i umi, nix funcy caladuim bulbs, Mr*"” ITarrold. H andsom est -nmrnpi»m p nr-;of pan­ *7r sies, collection of-“B u rp e c ’s Dahlias, *■ Mrs. Ginn. Prizo for G ra m m a r School student, i arrangem ent of wild flowers, fifty cents, Eunice Tyner, —H Special prize for wild flowers : b i l l s k e e p p o u r i n g in a n d MANY HANDSOME YARDS AND PORCHES WERE INSPECTED shown hy child, fifty cents, Minton ELDER PLACE HAS SPRING BOTH HOUSE AND SEN ­ BY THE JUDGES AND PRIZES AWARDED TO THE Winn. THAT CONTAINS THE Best display of sweet peas, collec­ ATE ARE DOWN TO SUCCESSFUL CONTESTANTS -T H E CLEAN FINEST WATER IN tion Burpee’s dahlias, Mrs. Zachary. HARD WORK UP CAMPAIGN A BIG SUCCESS TIIE SOUTH ■¿a Most a rtis tic vase arrangm ent, LMrs. B. F. Whitner. The supreme court has renderBest display roses from one gar­ The flower show and plant sale Upon or.o stand was the lovely, deFew people in Sanford are a w a re (id an opinion to Governor T r a m ­ under the auspices of the City Beau- mure panales, entered by Mrs. \V A. den, six hybrid am aryllis, Mrs. of tiie fact t h u t within a few miles ..j mell in th e suspension cases pending Ginn. -,-jyj tiful a n d civivc com m ittees of th e Ginn. of this city th e proverbial F o u n ta in before tho senate affecting Sheriff Upon another, a huge bowl of del­ W oman’s Club S a t u r d a y afternoon Best miscellaneous c u t flowers of Youth s o u g h t by Ponce de Leon George B aker of Palm Beach coun­ was a notable event, closing as it icately tinted sweet peas, the e n try from one gfcrden, six hybrid am ary l­ is located hut auch is the fact. Thla eò li ty and Sheriff W. S. Spencer of did the civic program th a t began of |Mra. Zachary, sp rin g is s itu a te d on the magnificent lis, Mrs. Stephens. T am pa, t h a t makes it im perative qn W ednesday with Ihe'Veception' of ni f * A ttracting much *a tten tio n was a Best palm , specimen palm , Mrs. co u n try place of P. M. Elder a b o u t for th e governor to tftke action to • *3 the w elfare, d ep a rtm en t, followed tall vase of stately caltas and a lower Minnie Jones. five miles from Sanford on th e San­ have th e m removed im m ediately. f o r d ' Orlando road and gushes up T hursdny by the clean up campaign one of Euster lillies, with Tansies ■ Best fern, specimen gold fern, Mrs. The opinion is in keeping with the and on F rid ay by the inspection of and violets nestling in the moss atfrom a bed of blue clay in n surging ; 3 Fitts. * policy ad o p ted when the seriate a p ­ Sanford hom e grounds and porch their base. cu rren t, coming to the surface aa These were arranged Best geranium , six fancy cala- cool and clear us a crystal and tho pointed a committee to investigate displays. T he com m ittees of which with a ttra c tiv e taste and culled from diums, Mrs. Fitts. their duties in the m a tte r, since the Mrs. H enry Wight is chairm an of the garden of Mrs. Henry Wight. wonder of it is the fact th a t this -:im suspension was to be m ade effective Best odd specimen, three Rex w a te r 1» a* so.ft ns a m aiden’s kiss one, and Mrs W K Watson tho ^9 lYrhup* the loveliest stand of all begonias, Mrs. Fitts. at a fu tu re date, and so far as is other, h » \v accomplished wonderful »»» th a t which contained a tall Japin the. moonlight. Soft water in Known is the first suspension made results, the (lower show being a t a n ­ ane«e basket Tu»e of ragged robins Rest begonia, three Rex begonias, this part of th e ppnirfHula is usually under these conditions in history. gible proof of their labors of the past in blues and white, the entry ol Mr» Mr*. Jim S tew art. surfuce water and ull other spring few months. C redit is due ulso to B. F. Whitnsr and surrounded by The opinion in brief is as follows; ji Best E a s te r liflies, collection Bur­ w a te r and artesian wells arc hard, the little Ju n io r Civira. for they in­ smaller vases of poppies, sweet peas pee's dahlias, Mrs. S. O. Chase. v ery hard an d usually full of aul" T h e governor has no power to An effort will he made to repeal phur,3 postpone to a future (fate the effec­ the law th a t prohibits railroads issu­ augurated the City Beautiful ca m ­ and white carnations, their delicate The com m itte e wish to gratefully tiveness of an order of suspension. ing mileage to nt-WHpuperH in return paign in th e early lull by the sale of beauty enhancing tin* rare, exquisite acknowledge T o find a deep and gushing spring generous donations It m ust be observed also that the for adve rtisin g ' Although atta c k e d seeds, which was the beginning of loveliness of the ragged robins. Tin* from Prof H enry Nehrling of Go­ t h a t contains no sulphur nnd t h a t section under discussion makes no at every session for some years, all more than one garden from which popple» were so lovely, their »ilkeli tha, Fin . ,\lr T I, Mead. Oviedo, does contain th e analysis of the El­ provision for any action by tin- sen measures introduced to repeal the flowers were entered for the (lower beauty • ommg in a close second to Fla . Reasoner Bros,. Onoeo. Fla . der well is u find indeed nnd this show ate whatsoever upon a report of law have met defeat the tir-t vase prize winner, the rug­ W \llee Burpee. Philadelphia, i’a spring in lime will make the Elder Friday morning lour automobiles farm one of the most famous w ater­ communication by tin- governor of a ged robins They were grown by Senator Zim of St \ugu»tine mi S p e c i a l (ha n k s are due Pro! Nelir At present simple suspension of .tn utlicer will' T hursday introduced a lull to re- conveyed tin- judge*. I’rof Henry Mr- |i I Tlira»her und Mr» VS E ling, Mr Mend und Mr Muse, who ing places In th e state mil any recommendal ion [or rem o­ t|Uire railroad companies to putdi.sh Nehrbng. Mr T I. Meade and Mr. W.itnin among t heir roses Elder, with hi» proverbial Worthy acted a* judges in the garden con­ C upt val their pas»enger train schedules in Muse and the member» of the City of especial mention were tin- bou­ test, and t*> Mr» Merry. Mr* Buch­ good nature a n d liberality will ask Ilea u t if ul and Civn committer» on quet. of wild flower» gathered and anan and Mr» Vdfce. who judged n o th in g for tin- water and it is (roe " E v e ry permanent removal m ibi ni-wspapcr- and to authorise the pay a tour of inspection through lip- displayed by the children. This table (or the Mower show. for the asking. The spring is near to- accomplished l»> the punt action merit lor same with tra n s p o rta tio n tiie road and is open to the puhlic streets of Sanford and nr te r in the of v*ult*r a howl also t ont hìimm ! of iioth th e governor an d tin- senate. W hat a t titu d e the newspapers will Special courtesies were received On S aturday it - was 11»Yl*ì \ lit Ibeir p u rit\ unti from Mr l i llie s Sanford Electric ui ¡ill times In every ease if a suspension from take "fi tin- que-MOb ihis year Is uti history of the town hud it been till II«*,' tlt » M i i t 'i i W 1nul* e-fi C ii Sanford Light ,V. Fuel Co , Mr eleancil out and now presents a p re t­ olllce th e governor lias tile power ll( known, l-iit tlo railroad repris.-nla more worthy of inspection for San- wHV r . ty picture under the shades of the ford was at its bests bedecked in Il :ri| ! lit Ht* lit t lie w ilii il idmt riinslant upon such suspension to ap llvc.s will light I h< lull Long, Mr A bernathy. Mr Davison, magnificent oaks that grace this fine gorgeous arra y with its beautiful lesi point some one to perform the d u ­ When the question comes up for Mayor T hra sh er. Mrs Meisch, Mr Upon the ndvice of ties of the office.” d eb a te in tin- senate there will be gardens, well kept grounds and a t ­ Mr» A u Fit t». Sr . *■rt t *■r •--1 h M F Robinson. Rill H ardw are Co , co u n try home sOme of ('apt Filler’s friends ho The awarding of l.ltgc -1-xhlhit of handsome lit’KuniuH, The glvernor Stated t but lit- would th e usual flow ol oratorv about ill tractive porches Manager Herndon of the Star Theatre, am end his order and call for sus­ lowing the railroads to muzzb- the prizes »a« dlllo-ult to decide, for so Uff , i m u ni ^ » rt.1 b ru» aiiit «. Uy* UVA.! r «î I erriald H ardw are Co , und last, but had tin* water analyzed lust w.eok i by Dr Baker, a famous analytical pension or removal immediately by p " ss through this method of a d v e r ­ many bad grown »itch a variety of c i till nomili r ii f |irix«*B not least T he Herald Publishing C o. chemist and professor of natural blooming plants tlotown was ablaze the senate, and that tie expected to tising e x c h a n g e tin the other band \ rure »pelimeli •»! the lee plant to whom the com m ittee feel that sciences of Rollins College and tho with beauty However, the judges have the senate act at once th e editor of The small town weekly us » jlime d im (-XIn hit inn by Mr» much of the success of the flower following analysis was shown: t h a t does not enjoy tin- railroad a d ­ made a second tour of inspection tn TVlier »how was due. owing to tile generous the afternoon to make their final d*Spring Water: color, clear; reac­ Until the stale id Florida due* II» vertising because the railroads must tine "f »Li largest table* volitameli ad vertising 1-lsslOII» tion, neutral, free utpmonia, nnno; pay the cash lor the space would lo­ part in protecting h»h after l hey are an assort nient ol a vivid variety of Fruit Trees album inoid am m onia, none; chlorine. in line to get at least a ticket now planted a n d removes all interference S r r i i r e nl Holy t ri ss (lower» Irorn the garden of Mr» E <1 0 p arts per 1.000,000; total solids, a nd then, and to p eram bulate o\Vr Tu Mr» S Ruiigc wif* a w an h -l with the work of Tile 1 ititeli Stales Ste ven» This Wednesday night's service at 8 p arts per 1,000.000; nitrates, trace; governm ent ugent engaged in the th e great s ta te of Florida hi search thè hnndsome prize of a Foster Artistn »kill and ta s te was m ani­ Holy Cross Churcfi promises tn lie hardness, .‘IK p arts per 1.000,000. grt.pe fruii of thè fifiest variety, (or work, th e United S ta tes fisheries of more things to boost. fested in tin afraligem elt "f the of the greatest jimuiihh* interi*»l and | . T h e absence of both free and Another railroad bill by Mr 7.ini baviiig thè largesl »»»orlnient of fruii bureau will not do anything for x.irioti» entries, ferns, plant» and benefit for everybody T h e rector | album inoid am m onia in the spring Florida, is the s ta te m e n t of II I* a u t h o r i z e s a i l n m i l c i n t h •• n t u t r t o Iree» uml plani» tn thè home ground» tlo wer» being -flown to 1be ties! ¡id ha* taken lor tin- subjeet of hi* ad , w ater and it*- very »mall am o u n t of T if Yl r : i I «’ H i r M n n a l . MrK unge’» garden i» (inique y r . u l p e r Moore, assistant United Slates com Mintage I'l,i table- . i d -tiind» ,|n .* Ii.uiiiin- (¿'in \ .i ■!i - ' the (M urine indicate it* good quality ,| I II r t ' - f i f ^ *• i . r . i r i r t t n « i fi \ itiissmncr in hi» addri»» bcbin i he 1■" .................... ■ T Ir« r «r»• 1 !■ I T , t !«»!*» •!»» *1« r w e f e .It ¡ i t aiti. Mi • itili n .....l i g of 1 « »u* and * I'etei "ii Die th e iruination* are th at it1» of cxi|' G I 1*1,1I. t « 'imi* t il» W * | *■ M I lurida irglidal ure -U I «ll«fiii*»ee 1 i-r 1 ., ¡1 . • ' • -1 1î i »«t gl \ it g I i>J "bi t I 1 I lb ' 1 t |i ' wa- \ r ~ u n Way. R-pnn* Tin .¡lidtcs» 1‘nplWtiiuily good quality G-ti ign !.. i -i- Fr ult» g r u « n w 1L s, y » t ha- Jiu k»nnv dii l i m i - l rnm \ et r e* î ». n 11o g e t her In n t V • v « r \a It. i m i t i k! will In- lllu -lru tid h> l lie In—I »bile» A vers desirable feature of this By tlu-»e iitln-r p i n o t » and tlower» i• Heretofore the -enators and repre ( ' r o s i *> f e n d i i l l It 'll h o u s e J «il - »* «1 ih< At 5 o dio k the prizes were aw a rd ­ obtuiricd from New York City. It | sp rin g is its softness, containing lesa or ango» und K u a m q u a t s , peni ho», s e n t a t i ves have turili- to tin* govern­ pluins. ligi, banana.», p i n e appiè, ed hy Hon. D. 1.. Thrasher, who practically covers the subject m u t te r ! t him one fourth of the a m o u n t of ment for assistance, bqt would not tinti»! am endm ent known ns thè book by Henryk calcium and m agnesium carbonates Chi n e se c h e r r y , -lupini p l u m , mul- made one of Ids pleasing little talks, of that great get it because of existing conditions “ grandini her r-lnUSi- " Passa gì* of paying a tributito the women of Sienkiewivz. " l j u o Vadis " found in many waters of this region. such us minority and pi t t y lw» in I he resultinoti hy thè semiti- and b e r r y tree,», g r n p e s . g u u v n s . a l l i g a ' o r There tie» been it large i i i i iii lii-r nl and j ii» t about qliough. a» many suSanford lor tlnir interest which, he pi ar u n d »t rii » borrii >• \ m o n g nll . i counties; and there I» no adequate a d u p t ioti b> l lo- ......pie al t fi< ni xt thorHle» Dunk. fur supplying the -aid. find bei n tin uplift of it- -ill- (II ople ill teii >li 11 g i'll eklweek tillli,li rc*l m g spei imi-li* re I hi i ri law I I I the stufe lor the p rille d ton of generili eb eduli wotibl m ille I boti tn .m ti and pr -b uni thanking t lie »i rir- "f »ervi.t» with tin- •IT i ’- . t i d lime and magnesia requirem ents of phor t r , i en«n py lt ii» i n t i n t i i the fish IIUturn I or planted tn t hi- j MI II <1* 11IM | il 1 .11fH »1 1“ V ii tt' I ninnili II • in l a i . lit o f the ill-, for a d d r e - n - and H 1» <\|ieiti-d a l;irg*-r till* body gi-r a n d Mi'Xicnn c a c t u s , u i n m - " f state 1 T tu* »1 ri 1* -t'•*t f»I*-f t ili«* f**l t ’ ■j bet will . d o 11 ¡.-I -i ■i t lo ■ M a m ¡n-i.pl i i ii »a nford are now v I I t» a ■ur io-i i ■. iti 11-i-lf t - hi* n i l -I'1.« Ill II at 1 111 »1" 11III* -, t Mr Muore -ani.1 *be b-H"Wing ¡(>M , ^ ( , I a l o . u t .1 1 h . g n i - a - I- u 1 * ' h i t i t i " i i " f W i d m -day niglil nl • IU P III u»ing this water and make daily p r t , i , imi i f . r n i- in ifu» w o t nl i r t il ( lunga m u s t he l u r r i e d » a l I - li-re ^¡j m „j, p e r s op s o v e r t w e t i t y uni * r velo li» bea ul y There 1 » no Imt an of |,j|grimages to th e Elder place to get g a r d e n , a» weli a» t h è u s u a i e V e n thè g o v e r n t m - n t cu n t a b e tàx t i o n j „ |1(| | | s t a t e » r i t i z e n s m u s t be | The garden prize- were awarded l.iing i- a»ked to help l Ut Brother j ( (,j, pnrtncen for all Ills and it is • luy i b i m r gì ni rally i n u m i ili • v. r \ relative to establishing a tishi-rv resident* "f tlo- »tale one year «ml wIlli especial reference lo tin- »flow hood of S Andrew to meet Die alm ost certain th a t some day in tho first, the s l a t e , must do her part lit o f ' t h e county »is months, must tie b u ie g a r d e n plot Everyone is In­ near future this water will make tho mg of spring blossom; the object be­ heavy expenses. FloWcr Show enacting laws for the protection of able to read und write a n y section of vited Elder pi«,re so famous th a t some en­ ing to encourage the planting of such the fish a n d shellfish ¡tiler planting: tiie eons tit tit ion; applicant must own There could ho nothing prettier terprising firm will buy the larrp and thing» ns will bloom tn winter and second the laws must he enforced, in his own right property to the than the gorgeuos display of a m a ry l­ m ak e the spring a commercial c«nterearly spring T he following g a r­ Many < hanges in Star and officials required to enforce them value of not b-»s than $500; must lis; the stately pure white call»» and prise. i! B Coney of- Orlando, a dens from various sections of S a n ­ Sanford claims to have one of the must h av e sutllcicnt funds to e m ­ not have been convicted prior to the Faster lillies. or the sweet pamy ford were chosen u» prize winners. hi*»t equipped moving picture houses son-in-li.w of* C«pt Elder's is very ploy officers enough to curry out the tim e of application, of larceny, ro b ­ faces and oth er exquisite liloossoms enthusiastic i m r tin spring and hua Those of Mrs. Carte-, Mrs. Amici in the s tale in the Stur Theater and handsome, forms, palms and pot law; th ird , the United S ta tes govern­ bery. forgery, perjury or bribery. son, Mrs. .Minnie Jones, Mr» G F Manager (I 1* Herndon is giving alre ad y introduced it into Orli ndo, m ent' will not tolerate any in te r­ T he fifth provision follows; “ P ro­ plants on exhibition a t the flower Smith, Dr Robson. Mrs. Stephens, w h e n it readily found favor with all his patrons th e best that money can ference with its agents engaged on vided. however, that no person, or show At 6 o’clock when the room witli favorable mention for Mrs. buy in the mit ure <d film* nnd equip th e physicians who are re im n m dthe work and until the proper meas­ such lineal descendant of such p er­ was thronged with daintily gowned Méisrh, Mrs Harrold. Mr», Musson, ment and just now is engaged in ing it to their patients. ures are passed in th e s ta te the son, who was on January I. IHfiV. or women, it was a scene of rare beauty Mrs. Terhetin, Mr» Herndon, Gate As will lie seen iron t In* a m ' y d s decorating th<* interior of th e theatre fisheries bureau cannot aflord to prior thereto, entitled to vote under that greeted one upon entering, b r City H I«y.*»*, \ t r*t \S r fi ill,, \ ! r* with wilier color ed ic ts , new light* the water i* chemically pure a i d is spend mucli money in carrying out constitution and laws of th e state» it was indeed a brilliant setting im p robably us good i( not better th an Zachark. Mrs Davis und n better machine A few w«-*ki this work. or territories, or entitled to vote u n ­ the eager, enthusiastic spectators th vuter t i n t is Three special prizes wi-re given, ago a new a p p a ra tu s was installed i e famous lilhia When these measures are enacted, d e r any form of government, or any and gracious women whose energy b ro u g h t here nt a high price. Cnpt. i. e.t to Mr. and Mrs. William Bray th a t will give the operator un alter­ he said, th e government will render naturalized citizen nr his descendants nnd service had made possible such Elder wants it rr'dcrstood t but tho for the q u i r ? ami beautiful garden nating nr r direct current and this To the left •-( all proper assistance. shall he denied tin- right to register a successful display eflect around a home newly built arrangement egives the clearest ol w ater at the present time is fr«o to the entrance the tables and slit Ives a n d vote because he »hull not lie aide He declares that pust legislatures within the past year. Six fancy cal- picture». A new screen will also be a n y one who wishes to get R and have exem pted many little creeks to read und write us ubpve provided, were hanked with great mnsses of u din ms placed on the stage Ihis week and this is r. grert o p p o rtu n ity for those und hoyotis from the general law by or because hi- shall not own property, the brilliant hued am aryllis from who ere troubled with the ills of To Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart for the pictures will he constantly im ­ Nurseries; to the right N a tu r a l­ the Mead county a c t, and no law t h a t can he of value above specified. proved until th e 'very acm e of per­ m o r t r l flesh. enforced has over been passed; for ized citizens of the United* States, palms and ferns and a fine display the spirit shown in beautifying the M or liliifte the people of Sanford fection is reached T h e stage has where p a r ts of them could have been however, at the time they apply »nd of |lotted geranium s in a variety of grounds of a rented home Six fancy can congratulate themselves upon ul»o lu-en done ovor und tiie entire enforced otherwise, th e re was not before they shall he p erm itted to reg­ colors. In tho window off setting Ihe caladium*. th e fact that not only hits the city Ulterior now presents un «fleet that .T o Mrs. Wlllluin I a*tiler for a goisufficient money available to hire the ister, shall present to the registration glowing (lowers within were the t h e best water work*' system , tho ik most pleasing to the patrons of office certificate of his naturalization plant prixes contributed hy Reason- geous border of amaryllis. Six fancy officer«’ needed for enforcement. flowing wells und other good water (his popular place. cr Bros, of the Onorn Nurseries, ^»ladiurns. , He deduced that double tho n u m ­ or a duly authenticated copy th e re ­ Prof, H enry Nehrling of Palm Cot­ In n few weekr« tho new serir-l pic­ b u t they can alw ays tak e c ten ber now engaged in t h e .F lo rid a fisl\ o f." To Mr. and Mrs. Runge for choice m in u te s trip to th e Elder pine, and T h e resolution was a d o p te d by a tage G ardens at G o th s, and T 1«. and num erous varieties of fruit trees ture " R u n a w a y J u n e " will he pre­ Industry could bo em ployed after n get t h e water th a t will enable them little judicious legislation and e n ­ v o te of 56 to i> and was im m e d ia te­ Meade of Oviedo and \V. Allen Bur­ in their home garden. 1 Foster sented ut the S ta r and each week to live forever the new c h a p te rs will lie given in pee of Philadelphia. forcem ent; b u t if this is not pro­ ly certified to the senate. grapefruit tree Im m ediately in front of the en­ vided for in a few yours there wilt be For at tractive veranda i-fTeui, the Sanford Herald, thus giving the Sunday Hour C hanged Then Schanl Improving trance was a stand of nasturtium s, ! (irises w«*re awarded Mrs binge«-. | people the chance tn read fhe »lory practically no fishing Industry in the Beginning with next Sunday, the W ord come - fr< rn I 'n l "»p|l;t| ut hi advance and see the pictures Do and through the center extending to state to boast of. Florida's fish laws F o u rth Sunday after Easter, l lie- the hack of the room were wonderful Mrs. Clulteiideri, Mi*» N’t-liie Evans. | billowing night. U rluudo thut Theo Schunt m im­ to the present time, he declared, h o u r for the night service ut Holy howls of rores, baskets of verbenas, St. Jolins Hotel, Mr* I), G Monroe, p ro v in g and thz I he will recover The Star will give the ju-ople of have gove with the perfum e of her Cross Church has been changed to red and pink; pansies,' daffodils, Mrs. A ylett Fitts. from the dillleult operation perform­ Sanford some good features und also flowers, up in the air. T h e garden prizes were palms of the regular ru n of good film» r.l! ed u few weeks i go a r il return to hb 7:30 p. m. daiseis and lillies; violets, mignon­ tho variety l^itania Borbonica; the during the s u m m e r m on th s and ns hom e und business in ~ b w weeks ette, geranium s, gladioli) und every M. D, Gatchel is building a b u n ­ T he pending fish bills to control veranda winners will a d d to their the theatre building is cool, a n d well other flower t h a t can be grown a t the salt water Tfifh of t h e s ta te aa galow on his place for Mr. a n d Mrs. collections, Dracena T erm intlis. ventilated th e patro n s of tho movies ’ M r. R. C, B radshaw a n d d'-tlgh* Vases of T he this season in Florida. wsll as th e fresh wster fWh, with F orrest Gatchel to occupy. * At tho flower show prizes were are assured of a place to go during ter, Mrs. M crth a CuM are thV first gorgeous bloom* of every variety various regulations, licenses, etc., firm name. Gatchel & Son applies to the long evenings of t h e sum m er to purchase on e of the new ’m odel and color stood upon tables and a w ard ed as follows: »Ill no doubt be enacted. But with th e business only and not on th e F ord s. H an d so m e st arran g e m e n t nastur- time. stands placed around the rooms. p roperty. the number of local bills th at • Ti ' 4.A ... ’• i*_ 1a,i'zoL d... .■iv , ' s , ' ’ ■ .’ ¿ t f ■* ~ •a _• . FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH DBCOVr ERED NEAR HERE I _ It �PACE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD where he was given n place. M aybe Korreat Lake <lid nut w ant n position ind m aybe this« m a tte r is perfectly • K. J. HOLLY, Kdlior latisfactory to Mr. Lake, We do W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager not know anything a b o u t it and r i i b l M w l K r r r y T i w U y and F r id a y have not asked Mr. Luko a b o u t the appoint m enta, but since Editor Ri'cse lias m entioned tho fact wo are m ;n s< m m iiN price , in advance right glad to call a t t e n t i o n to the ONE YEAR............................................. 12.00 fact of an a p p a ren t p u n is h m e n t pi B I X M O N T H S .......................................................... LZS C an M r.J~linrdoe explain? - « llU F J t M O N TH S “ '7 * r rh'el [ their interest« individually a n d eol! lectively; ftn ^ jn stan re , s h o rte r hours per day and a higher rate of wages. ] Also to increase tho efficiency of members b y meeting once in a while, etc. T lfO M E N haye always had their rights at the Peoples Bank of San3rd. Did t h e y obtain th e desired "" ford. We weldome the personal and household accounts of results and how? They d id , to a certain e x ten t, a n d are gaining every women, assuring every - courtesy and the promptest attention... J J u r day THoic_ m ethods have alw ays women patfBTis apprTciatfT the service which we render and "we art* been peaceable a n d so far a s I have pleased to open new accounts for any woman 'who desires to have tinany knowledge of there are no strikes • l ^ b y ( a r r W r | L M I * « Y a w la convenience and safety afforded by a bank account. t M I n n d la IW or lockouts on record a m o n g the F e r tile F lorida Ad r a a rd a r'32 0 t, P e r M o n ili building trad o unions of th is tow n. PayawaU la Adraara Maat IW Msde al IMHra INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS They arc shipping potato es in car Much ran he gained by persuasion of ■ il Aa fteraad-Oaaa Stall Mällar Aafaol Sind load lots from the Indian river coun­ the whole. scats » * • * . al Ika I'ooloEiro al Haafard, h a l l i . t r y : and yet the raising of potatoes 4th. W hat m ethods tire i n . use to f I f c l « det a f M»r«h Ird, l i f t . for the spring market is a new ex­ perience in t h a t section, arcordhTg-to d ay 4 a S an fo rd - i n dealing w ith T d r y h o n r No. I I S those, who reftm r to-accede t o the O ftka la H otaid Ha|l4i*< J _I-- -- ------any*.. ■». ■ o » o i L . - a . a . >■ Ahe M e lb o u rn e Time*-. - T h ere are dem ands of organized la b o r? I num bers of ju s t such " n e w " things m aintain t h a t th is question is o u t of T his is good hotel weather. t h a t are to bring g reater riches to H. R. STEVF.NS C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA H. E. TOUR R. r . peas place as o rg a n iz e d labor h a s de­ - T — 0 -----Florida. frcM«*! v ic r.iw .n .1 F. L WOODRUFF Vk.-Prt.dcnt cw «a a„ , c« m„ m anded p ra ctically nothing in s e v ­ Now is th e accepted tim e to get -» 4 * eral years t h a t has not been c o n ­ to g e th e r on the hotel. Sweet p o tato es arc one of th e most ceded. R ight here I want t o p r o ­ ------ 0 -----profitable crops in Florida. i t Is This is th e week th a t we were to estim ated t h a t the acreage this year test against M r. Price's in s in u a tio n th a t a n on-union man is h o n e s t, build one of the new hotels. will he fully 26 per cent larger than self reliant a n d competent, a n d a provem ent* or for building. Bonds* arc gobbled up at prices t h a t havo last season. Growers are beginning He not been offered before for years. Y esterday wns Memorial D a y and* to realize t h a t sweet p o tato es of uni­ union man is j u s t the reverse. n o t one w ord a b o u t It in Sanford. form size when raised in auch q u a n ­ knows ‘th a t o u r members n r e ns Yesterday a t Clcurwater fifteen honest, c o m p ete n t and self re lia n t as aKPnts o r buy ers scram bled for $25,W h a t a pity. WIlLL MEAN A TELEGRAPH SERVICE IN CONJUNCTION tities t h a t sh ip m e n t can he m ade in any bunch of non union m e n he oqq school bonds and th e successful ------O ------car lots arc a money m aker. There could name. I w o n 't step in to y o u r WITH THE POSTOFFICE In Home ways Sanford is one of is a steady increase in th e dem and bidder p aid $ 105-10 with accrued s tra p on the b o y c o t t , Mr. P rice. I t tho heat citlea in the «Lite a n d in for good stock. T he yield per arre interest, a n d this buyer will have to n This. Electric Mall Service which From the point of view of the o t h e r ways it is absolutely dea d and is large, and th e re tu rn s per acre is too plain, a b lin d man could s e e it. dispose of th e m nt a price a b o v e this th e Telepost C om m ittee of the Telepost, tho Electric Mail means . Our members p atro n iz e those w h o m figure to m u k e his profit. la id out. com pare fa v o ra b ly witji a n y other they wish to. U nited S ta tes S enate in its re p o rt of message sent by Tclepost. just *, We tell no m e m b e r -----. 0 -----¿Money is piling up in t h e big cities crop in Florida, when fertilizer, labor who they can o r cannot trade w ith , T h e Florida legislature is grinding a n d condition of sbll are ta k e n Into waiting for investm ent. I t is crying M arch 4, 1915, recom m ends to the a n y o th e r telegraph message ¡„ len.( nor have f ever h eard of a m a n b e ­ a w a y a n d seem ingly are m aking consideration. - For n o rth e rn m a r­ for fcetion. T h e balance of tr a d e of consideration M tho P o stm aster G e n ­ with tho difference that the rolleru eral, m eans n telegraph * service Ing of the message at one end jnd ing fined or p u nished for t r a d i n g progress. We hope for the best and kets the Je rse y red, T riu m p h and the world is in Uncle S a m 's favor. t h ro u g h o u t the United States Post tho delivering of it at the other is with unfair firms. They just d o n ’t , .p ray th e results, ‘Factories a r e working over tim e to Jersey Yellow a r e the most popular Office. The rates at whtoh 4 he T ele­ done by the regular collector, anj want to. C e rta in ly a man o r an supply t h e world's needs. ----- O -----Fatnrs varieties. All so u lh rn m ark e ts prefer individual can t r a d e with w hom he post will give this service are one carriers of the Post Office. Tho A. C. L. may as well ta k e all the yellow y am s. must he diligently c u ltiv a te d and Sweet potatoes re n t a word for 10 words a n d onepleases. Next, t h n t . a d in the S a n ­ Where n message is deliver. il „„ a t h e trains off. T he Railroad C om ­ are in d em an d tho y ea r round. acreage increased to meet the de­ half cent a word for 50 words or postal card it will he railed ., teleford Herald was merely an a d v e r ­ mission scorns to have no objections Prices range from 60c to $1.25 per mands of th e world for food. more. T he electric mail seYvice wil card, which means ten word, for t,-n tisement for o rganized labor, as som e an d why should we worrry. T h a t’s th e situation to d a y . bushel. T hey can he raised on a l­ people say they do not know w h e re differ from the present telegraph s e r­ cents. When it is delivered , n * O— The m o m e n t the war is o v e r con­ most any kind of land, and by co­ Miami has 600 members of the o p eration the growers of every coun­ to find a union man. They know- fidence will be restored. M oney will vice in rate s and in th a t th e postal sealed envelope, the message is facilities would be used to collect called n telepost, which means 50 now. C h am b er of C om merce. Orlando is come from s a f e ty deposit boxes and a n d deliver messages s en t a t th e re­ ty agree to p la n t a certain num bfr words or less for 25 cents, and 5 6th. How does membership in a working for th u t m any. O ther cities of acres which would insure s h ip ­ from o th e r biding places n n d bor­ In Florida are m aking su m m er c a m ­ m ents of cnrlot to the mnrlkcts. union instantly ch a n g e a man fro m rowers will seek the banka nnd the duced rates. In case Special Deliv- cents for each additional IP words nr livery o r messenger service is desired leas. These rates will be uniform, paigns for larger m em bership in the T h ere is not n tim e during the entire all th a t is vile n n d vicious i n to an country will go prosperity m ad. itn a d d itio n al p aym ent of ten cents regardless of distance bet»...., ,,..v industrious, honorable, c o m p ete n t Board of Trado. W hat ia Sanford y ea r th a t sweet potatoes are not In It will cost 10 per cent more to would lie required mechanic? I pass this question as two points connected b> |.|epo»t doing? build then t h a n now T o d a y we can d em an d to a certain extent. Of Tyis service is made possible by lines. , not being worth an answer. T alk O build 26 per cent cheaper t h a n a the Telepost A utom atic system of . course, prices tluotuate considerable TlxE l e c t r i c Ma i l * |. ’ ,r According to City A ttorney I)e- j but the s o u th ern sweet p o ta to is a | sense. year ago. telegraphing by which as high as q u i c k e r t h a n A* l e t t e r n ... 7th Ask any g ra m m a r school boy ■Cottes a house on wheels can he staple article a n d growers are renl>|" So build now Shall we follow the 1.000 words per m inute ran be t r a n s ­ t h a n n t e l e g r a m what a negro m echanic is and hi* can V moved into the tire limits. This will course t h a t is economically sound, m itted over a single wire i ixing the fact more every day. B y t h i s s e r v i c e s e v e r a l * ,. tell you. So unorganized labor does s t a r t n merry moving d ay unit the I which will benefit the muss of our * « « From the point of view of th e lions m ay I...... x c h a n g e d i . ' not recognize such a term us ‘‘neg ro n e s t few weeks will see several sky people, which will prepare us to Post Office, the Electric Mail means Kissimmee is plnnning to have a mechanic?" ness hour» between the l*u T h e n I want to ask. nernpers on wheels moved into the handle the increased business tiiat is fair day and has announced th a t on a le tte r or card handled by th e tions of all cities having f r e q u e n t whc.t ere these negroes who are e m ­ down town districts to come; or are we today torpid, Post Office just as any other l<^ier Posl Office collection. May .‘ini there will he a general dis- ployed as m cchnnics? If not m e ­ ------ O — asleep, afra id , without courage or T h e T e l e p o s t 1» m . « r. . r T h e ludiea a t least are alive in j piny of farm procucts, canned goods, chanic*» why do certain people e m ­ the foresight to prepare ourselves for nr card is today handled, with the and preserves, and now the Valley fingle exception thut instead of being t r o d t i c e t h e E l e c t r i c M .i ploy th em as such? Hanford us th e ir flower show last the boom t h a t is to come within G a zette says t h a t the stockm en of carried by truin the contents of the S t . I . o u i s a n d C h i c a g o .n o t • • 8lh The word sca b has not been S a t u r d a y a tte s te d . We will tu rn the nine months. Clearwater S un. letters or cards are tran sm itte d by i t u s r a p i d l y a s i t s line* , t building of the new hotel over to th e th a t vicinity will add to the im p o rt­ used by me in a n y of these articles wire betw een the two post offices. le a s e d ladies unless th e men of Sanford ance of the d a te py bringing in A reference to it is unjust and u n ­ □ It T ir e d com e to tho front. The ladies of line cuttle for a big cattle sale. The fair A s o me w h a t w( af her henton ‘tramp, i Now. ns to the balance of the a r ­ S anfprd would alm ost make us b e ­ idea at llrsl was only for the display of Osceola co unty products, but the ticle » ll *» limiter with Labor ns a commodity is b ei ng ask* *1 < fi at com e a suffragette. fils ioni I* ni (»il, In *,*>:n un c a ttle sale will ad d interest Lo the It hasn't worth what it mil bring in the open n /. X occasion. Stock will he brought m arket. If a m an can demand five hud s imp a t i n y e a r s " i Tirtsilaa Sanford Herald says: “ There seems Hrgt mer X t o be plenty of rum ors around O r­ from adjoining sta te s and this will (| 0||iirs per day u n d get it he is he offered along with Florida range worth it I have tried many tim e s la n d o about c o u n ty d vision an (1 it Within th e past year the to explain that organized labor does .N ssiifr »f \ p [si I r a ! 1« ri fu i l a i I l m ! I n «Irr makes us tired. If t ii*re tirt* a ny ra ttle . H r# i|un ATS* taf i h r f * r ite ra i Mta lli*Ur* live stuck in d u stry has a tta in e d Mll| have lo lie* p a id at u uniform Not i r r I* h r r c l i y i l feti ih at C* I*. Ita n rum ors about county division Wl* » t il l, At D |»urch»***r «if T a t t '» f i 1flra t *• g reater prom inence than for m any r a tp. We have only a minimum If h av e not heard them and wc art* N u . H il, I ÌM* S th d ay m A p r i l A . D I X f i l r i l » A id c e r t if ic a i* j t i m y u d i r e i re a d y to cease th is c o n stan t bicker­ years pust nnd a sale such as is pro- u mun is worth m ore, pay him m ore •|Hü2.>h&« n d h i« m ad e a p p lic a t io n f o r l a * t ] * r .i to X posed in Kissimmee will n ttru c t con­ by all means. T h e things u n ­ ia ue in a r r o n la n r « * u t il i lia r Hafd r a r i III in g between th e two cities. T here r a t a r m itra r*« I h r fo lto «ri n f de« refi»*« I p ro p , X siderable a tte n tio n . organized labor s t a n d s for, m en tio n ­ a r t jf ■ iliitalrrl in stampiti a l* r n t m t y , F l it id r t Is no reason for Sanford and Orlando • * • T H E A T L A N T IC C O A ST ed by Mr. Price, a r e all good a n d tu -« fit Lo t« I l o 2R , Io n l^urt« ( an d f», t o "keep up the c o u n ty division fight. D a n ie li S u b B ly W o n <f S K i j , Sr-r lo . T h e S t a n d a r d Ifu ilr o a t l e f th e S o u th A novel b a n q u e t was tendered i n 'n o t opposed to th o s e of organized T r 2 ! S. I l 2 9 v : A rra « I l o T h e last legislature settled th a t m a t ­ T h a » lit i la n d h r l i t j ni ih the dom estic science d ep a rtm en t of labor except that we think a m an I ter." « I ih » it » u * n r « o f « u rh r r f t i f i r a l r Iti Ih#* ^ id U r t k n o a f i I'in Ir* * ■»•d m l ( U r i t i 1 'T is a tiresome subject Hut you the M anatee c o u n ty High School »hoold have n w orking card also, I.1 ««h»ami!a hr m l o r r u n ! ■r r nr d in | In 1««* u t know, Friend Bob. this last scare F riday night a t which tw e n ty boys when looking for em p lo y m e n t, it is • i r r d fell’ l u u r l K r f i i m on ih r ¿**lh d a y Ilf I M i l A. I» 191 & For information call on or phone ^ X head didn't come from Orlando. It of the Gardening Club of th e High surely un asset. \VUne*« m y o f f lr l a l « iar G. W. CULM, Ticket Apent A. W. F R ITO T, D. !' . Ag.*..t t h i« the 2<Kh d a y o f A p r i l. A . D . 1 9 1 6 . Now, 1 believe 1 h av e answered was nn invention of u Tallahassee School were present, with P rincipal t a r a li . K . A. D 0 Ü 0 LA 8 8 . Sanford, Florida * Jackson ville, Florida Clerk C ir c u it C o u r t , Seminole Co., Ma, ^correspondent, for which our folks Gillespie, Prof King, in stru cto r in’ Mr. Price's questions to tho best of l ly Jaa. C. H o h e n « . D. C d e p a rtm e n t and my qbility. * a m m ot responsible. t We like to th e agricultural 7 l* T u e » - 5 t r T he thirteen original colonies t h i n k it is " s e t tl e d ." We fought others. The discussions were directwhan there was som ething to fight ed along the line of "hack to th e formed a union a n d out of it grow .rtlruut, b u t believe th u t now- settled, fa rm ," a n d the spread provided from the United States of America, o u r Doubtless, Mr. Brice a n d if It remains settled, the tw o vegetables produced by the hoys, country. counties should prosper a n d rem ain with a tem pting chicken pillnu were would have o b jected, had he been There were ad- living st that time An old l » v o b ro th e rs , or sisters or cousins or hurrl to surpass. dresses by Professor Gillespie. Pro- | u tionary slogan w«». "United wo ro m eth in g O rlando Citizen. feasor King and Josiah Y a r n . A stand, divided we f a l l . " Which —O n u m b e r of the boys spoke, giving would also have been distusteful to H A R D EE NOT GENEROUS ideas concerning the world in which him. One of the o b ligations we ta k e M r. C ary H ardee, speaker of the they t a k e such delight. These fel­ in our unions is to acquiesce to t h e house ia quoted to have said upon lows nre in tye business not o n ly ,f o r will of the m ajority, which is one of bis election: pleasure b u t profit. Prof. King is in the fundam ental principles of o u r "1 shall tre a t all members alike, correspondence w ith Dean J. J. governm ent. Mr. P rice evidently u a d no county or section will have Vernon of ‘ the S t a t e Agricultural does not take a n y s to c k in such c a m e to know t h a t I have re m e m ­ school and has received assurance nonsense. b ered w hether its re p resentatives t h a t provision will be made for schol­ His article sounds as if it was from s u p p o r t e d me or one of my o p p o ­ arships for m em bers of the rlu b who the pen of a d y sp ep tic, whose indi­ n en ts." m ake a w orthy record in their work gestion s a t ruined b y a diet*of e m ­ M r . Forrest L ake was Mr. H arthis season. balm ed beef way b a c k in Spanishd t s ' i strongest o p p o n en t, which American war days. He seems to snMins t h a t he h s d a larger following Reply to M r. Price think organized lab o r did It. t h a n a n y o th e r mom ber. B ut we ReapectfyHy s u b m itted , I did not Intend to publish any fail to aee in looking over Mr. C. C. Pearson. H a rd e e 's a p p o in tm e n ts t h a t Mr. of th e inside workings of tra d e P. S. Indigestion, w ith its various X a k e 'a nam e is a t the head of a n y unions, us every one knows them to o f th e m . T his was w ithout do u b t be secret orders. (I wonder If Mr. ramifications is alone responsible for Is now extensively used instead of olaa n intentional slight which will be Price would have th e au d a city to most of th e crimes, catastrophes nnd fnshioned wall paper and other antiquated re s e n te d not only b y Mr. Lake b u t ask th e K. P.'s or I. 0. 0 . F .'s for cruelties, public and p riv n te discord: and unsanitary material. Pee Gee Flatkoatt b y his friends as welt. Mr, H a rdee th e ir inside workings) although th ere for it tinges h u m a n thqught and is a very durable hygienic interior decorative w o u ld have shown a much broadfer is nothing to be concealed in regard .vision with pessim istic black or s p i r i t h a d he given Mr. Lake a to th e m .) Of course nearly everyone bloody red or envious green or de­ THE S M I M I V , D O U B L E FLAT OIL F IIIS H oil paint that imparts a velvety-like effect. The c h a ir m a n s h ip an d lived up to th e could indorse our principles for th ey generate yellow in s te a d of tho nor­ delicate and harmonious tints do not fade, fine s p irit of his quoted words.-— are good a n d sound and non-union mal, serene and Invigorating white. T h e beautifully illustrated hook/'The Modem Method and are both restful and pleasing to'the eye. All the world's g re a te s t public dis­ o f Finishing W alls ” contains practical suggestions men should indorse them . R e p o rte r-S ta r. fo r the artistic decoration of walls and ceillings. It Mr. P rice charges organized labor tu rb ers have been diseased. A sid e from a r tistic beauty. Pee dee We a r e glad th e R epo rter-S ta r has (Ex. Tho A dventures of Joshua ahows reproductions of a number of rooms finished c o m m e n te d on th is s t t i t u d e o f th e with causing or try in g to cause more Flatkoatt is the most economic wall-finish j effectively with P ee Gee Flatkoatt, and gives other s p e a k e r. We n oted it s t the lime In v o lu n ta ry servitude th a n all oth er Craig.) on the market. It very durable, nnd should I ask him to valuable information and many harytonioua color o f t h e a p p o in tm e n ts b u t being one agencies combined. it become soiled it can easily and quickly b c "B uild Now " combinations. A s k us for this book orw rite direct to of Lake's su p p o rte rs s n d in his hom e n am e five union m en in Sanford who restored to original beauty and clearness Tho " B u ild N ow " m ovem ent ia town h e sitated to bring ou t this a re n o t union m en of their own by sponging with water nnd soap. Pee Gee q u e s tio n s n d since t h e R eporter-S tar free will a n d cham pions of organized being ag itated over th e en tire United Flatkoatt s a v e s th e e x p e n se and inconS ta tes. Especially -Is t h e building b aa s t e n (it to do so it gives T h e labor. He ca n't do It. viencc of frequent repopering or redecorating LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY 'N ow Mr. Price asks a few q ues­ m ovem ent being a g i t a t e d In the H e r a l d ' a n o p p o r t u n i t y to question *nd assures the fullest measure of satisfaction. south. All building m a teria l is the MANV7ACTURIR\0 F S p e a k e r H a rdee's generosity th a t tions: cheapest t h a t it has bee n for years, la t. W h a t were t h e direct causes t b e new spapers h a r p ab o u t. We P E E G EE FLATKO ATT have n o th in g a j a i n s t Speaker Har- t h a t led to the form ation of tho labor is plentiful an d e v e n real estate , 1«* a n d will up h o ld hia hands in buildings trad e unions in Sanford? has slum ped. T here ia n o reason for « v e r y w a y p o a l b l e b u t i t was very T h e direct causes were long hours this except a m a t t e r of mind. M o n ty has never b e e n more plen­ a p p a r e n t to all concerned t h a t ho of labor and» low wages. I t ia going begg in g in the 2nd. W h a t dlcf th e m em bers ex­ tiful. did n o t give F orrest L ake th e chair­ financial centers. PeoOlu do not pect to accomplish by auch o rg a n ­ m a n s h ip of any c o m m itte e a n d gave want money a t kny price f o r ' big imization? T h ey expected to ad vapee him but little In the few committees “ W om en’s R ig h ts THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD % ELECTRIC MAIL SERVICE X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX SX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X EXCURSION* $ 2.00 Sanford lo Tam pa and Si. P etersburg and Kelurn Via LINK j= M ay 10 - Good on all T r a i n s ” X § X X X X X IllllllIIIIIX 3 C X lilll!||||l)X "X llllllllH IIX X X IlllllllllllX X X The Modern Method of Finishing W alls If you are b u ild in g or redecorating your home you should have this in t e r e s t in g b ook It is free for the asking and tells all about the advantages of PEE GEE FLATKOATT PEE GEE FLATKOATT it« is its PEASLEE-GÀULBERT CO. Geo. H. Fernald Hdw. Co. ■riÉilììiàa . �----------. . ' I• . TAGE THREE TH E SANFORD HERALD — • — * Nollre of Meeting Newman. Frank Miller. T hrasher, ^ F d I I d r i a d r i a a a d d » t a d d r t d O ‘»dddaaa«*»>‘l* d ' m a a a a d d i i 4 a a . 3 H n g a p g Meeting of the Literature D epart­ WaUoti, B arrett Hr.. Barrett, ^r,, A RESUME OF SANFORD i (fubhott, Morgan, Itishop and Misses ment of the Woman's Club takes gI HAPPENINGS UP TO DATE Annie Parrarnore and Laura Fish. place W ednesday. April 28th at 3:00 '♦ " f K t p .'tn a t the club rooms Let every Vlittn *11 Cmnmiflicsttiiñi fat (kit Little Happenings—Mention ¡ Cwlvmn la So«»#If E4li«r,"sf I*1»at member a tte n d and enjoy the pro­ ¡ ‘m o r ta l M e n tio n GENEVA NEW S of M atters in Brief— M»S K A TnkHa. Y W No roi gram. " T h e Sage of Snap Heart' Mr. and Mr». Chr.» Ryan left Personal Items of No V|ioch m aking » events have F arm " b y Mr. c . C. W o o d r y d J todrry- fht their former home in [r-iuaM *t*!< taaaA iK .';il#:aru3adauaaaaai'iir. .btrtTTrt -. u a n a u u u a u u u a A Interest happened in G eneva tho past weak r ‘Following thi* will be a continuation Louisville, Ky. They will return to bu t the* usual th in g j have taken of Mark Tw ain's quotations from t .-t«pintroll — T u io rh j for its unique and original aflpirr. Sanford in the fall. place —the things th a t are, as wo authors on the year's program. A m arriage surrounded by much! In the course of the evening a Summary of the Floating Small some times »ay, Pdull” and ordin­ Rev F. P. Strong will leave to d a y interest is t h a t of Miss Lucille Ascharm ing program of music and reciTalk* Succinctly Arranged for Grnwlng Alfalfa pinwall and Mr. Julius Alexander | la tio u s was rendered am ong them he- for Jacksonville, where he will rep- ary. But we do well not to forget Hurried Herald Readers Mr. R. Marsh, local agent for the Taknch which took place Sunday ing a humorous reading b y Lucille re*rnt~T hr Congrrgntionni church th a t "success still lies In the one ; »+♦»>»»»»»♦«♦♦♦+»♦»♦♦♦♦»* Standard Oil Company for Sanford—m orning a t ten o'clock at the Epls- Hines th a t was greatly enjoyed. at the s ta te convention ol the C o n ­ old word, " d ru g g o ry ;" th e doipg Johh W ilson ami family of Mel­ hrought to the Herald office a speci- copal Rectory, Rev. A rth u r Peck T h o Sunday school orchestra ren­ gregational Society. of on« thing., one thing, one thing, —------lon ville av e n u e teavo today lor Char- men of alfulfu, measuring nearly tw o' officiating-. -T h e bride a n d groom d ered two violin numbers, being relong alta r i t -ciuua*. Lo be a pleas­ don, Oldpi t h e i r sum m er home. feet and grow n by him In his yard. Score accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. wberever they arc heard. Their se­ Mrs. ‘Eliza Long of N orth C a ro ­ ure ." So let us not shun the "gall­ Sweet P o tapcs at Lefller'a. 71-2c Mr. M arsh is working h ard to dis- F rank T a lb o tt and Miss Frnncea lections were "A Boat -Song" and lina is the guest of hef pephew, Mrs. ing yoke" of t h e commonplace things. «.■• Misses Eva W. W. Long. cover a m eans of raising this re-1 Aspinwall. T h e bride wore a hand- ''D aisies and Lillies.” Mr. C. H. 'D am e, district m anager ■ Mr. L. M. Sheldon is erecting a marknble p la n t in Florida and from some going aw ay gown of blue W alker and M argaret Strong ren­ s)( the W oodm en of the World was 14x18 foot building with wide swing* the specimen shown it looks as If it gaberdine with stylish hat to m atch, d ered delightfully a piano duet. One Mrs. Curl Ferran of Eustis. who in the city y e s te r d a y Ip the interests were on the right road. Alfalfa has Mr. and Mrs. Tukach left Imme- of the most pleasing num bers was a has been visiting Mrs. D. L. T h ra s h ­ ing doors and a concrete floor at t i e of his com pany. worked ownders for some of the dintely uftcr the ceremony for Day- piano solo by Miss Bertha Packard. er returned to Eustis Sunday a fte r­ rear and to one side of his residence. W hat does it all m ean? Household' goods, Imperial irons northern and western states and if it tona by auto, from which place they T h e abbreviation contest furnished noon. Mrs. and Mr. F a y Weaton of and yeast cakes a t Simon’s. 60-tf can be successful raised in Florida it took train for Jacksonville. They m uch am usem ent but m ust have D aytona are *visiting friends hero will prove to be one of th e greatest .been " ceasy a s y 'iw for eleven successful ielt on the C lyde steam er for New j,” « '" Miss Janie Gray a n d Miss Belle Mrs. Edith Yeager and little son, this week. guess, ts had to draw for the final innovations t h a t has come to Florida York where they will rem ain until Gray of St. Petersburg will arrive Richard.o( SaV anna, III., are visiting One week from this S atu rd a y , in many years July for Mrs. T akach to continue decision, which fell to Mr. Geo. tomorrow to visit Mrs. W. T. with Mrs. Y e a g e r’s father, M. S. April 24 there is to be a M ayday Suggestions and information from her musical studies. Upon their^re- Armstrong. He was presented with Johns. Nelson, pieni# a t Lake H a rn e y u n d er theT h a t Mr. thoae who are interested or who have tu rn to Sanford they will begin a bouquet of pansies. u us pices of the two S u nday schools. Field Peas— C lay and speckled at mado a t t e m p t s to grow alfalfa in housekeeping. H a rry Kent has missed his vocation Mrs. S. E. B arrett Sr. and Mr*. T h e entire neighborhood is ecpected Lefller’s. 7 l-2 tc a n d should h a v e become an auc­ the s tate will he welcomed by Mr. S. E. Ilrrre tt Jr. will leave lor HoltsMrs. T a k a c h is the eldest d a u g h ­ to psrticipate, a t least they are all Prof. N c h rlin g of G otha was Marsh, as this is practically his ter of, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. C. Aspin­ tioneer wus d em onstrated Friday viUe end Los Angeles, California welcome and Invited, night when he auctioneered off the first a t t e m p t and any information tomorrow for a three m onths' visit. am o n g 'th e p ro m in e n t visitors to the wall. Mr. T a k a c h is the son of Mr. Tennis is bring freely indulged in city on S a tu rd a y coming in for tho will be greatly beneficial. and Mrs, B. E. T akach nnd is iden­ boxes nnd baskets containing lunches fivi/'days a week a t tho school house. tified w |th his father in tho a u to m o ­ His efforts to induce prospective flower show; • W hile hero ho was th e Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stewart a n d A wholesome recreation. buyers to “ raise the hid” met with Good Moving P ictures guest of Mr; a n d Mrs. Henry Wight. bile business. And in (arming. several members of the family n\oMr. M atthew s is overhauling L. M gales of laughter and resulted in u The initial "M oving P icture E n­ tored over to Apopka Friday to a t ­ Pineapples, oranges, lemons, etc,, splendid sum being acquired. His tend tho evangelisltic meeting being Iteli binder's car. te rta in m e n t" a t Holy Cross Parish Hrrry H 'rrf /fridge at Lefller's. _ 71-2tc Mr. nnd Mrs. If. 11. Pnttishall, House by the Senior Brotherhood o f Mr„ T A Nctt| graciously en- hum orous w itty utlacks brought conducted by Rev. Geo. Hyman of their daughter, Miss Georgia, Miss 5 or 6 doses 6G6 will break S. Andrew, which was " T h e W itard ,,.r U i ned the Every Week Bridge m an y of the bids to S t,F»0 and few this city. Agnes Clark and Mr*. J. tj. Adams of Or" was a great success in ull ( *|ut, two oi KUl.s l , on boxes were knocked down for less any case of F e v e r or Chills. Price atten d e d the l,ee wedding at Oviedo. lhim i l 00 Mrs Davison kejit up w»>s. Iasi S atu rd ay night As well T h u r„,liiy afternoon with on e of the 25 cents. 71-52tc Miss Celeste Lane of New York, the sjurit of th e fun by invariably Mr. and Mrs. Vandecarr of Roch; who i* visiting Mrs. W M l^-avitt Miss M atilde Niles spent several as the " P a g e a n t of San Francisco," mMgt ,f,.|iKhtful of the club series oh ester, N. Y., are being entertain ed given last night From the selection g,,,,,,.* A rolur »rheme of yellow opening the bid ut a “ q u a rte r" and will leave tomorrow (or Delated. hours in the city yesterday, the guest this week by Mr. a n d Mrs. Porter ug(Mi in the u d ornm ent of the raising it to "tw enty-live cents." of Mrs. R. J . Holly. Miss Niles is u of titles, even thus far the public can Wakefield of T eneva Lake F ront. M uch of the pleasure of the evening he assured th a t whatever is put o n 1 roomil. T he dining room wus parC haperoned by Mrs. Julius Schultz resident of M iam i but is a tte n d in g was due to the genial courtesy of Miss Georgia P attishall is home school ut San Antonio an d was en- nt the Parish House is always "som e-| t i<-ulurly p re tty with Its perfectly a p ­ Mrs. and Miss Walker at whose a congenial party of young |>eople for the sum m er. She has been in thing e x tra " and will be worth see pointed table, at which refreshm ents motored over to D a ytona Beach to route to th a t place after spending Jacksonville the past winter. ing. For th e present there will be were served and its howls a n d vases home the recital was held spend Monday. They were Misses the week with her rousins. Ihisilc Last S a tu rd ay Mrs. Frank Jones entertain m e n ts on Monday and Sat- of yellow cut dowers placed upon Olga and Grctchcn Schultz. Saidee and Clement Itroasiere and Mrs J ./un ior I'li jiil»' /,'rciitif gave a fish fry at Lake H arney in lirday nights The subjects will be uni| cabinet* A handsom e William*. Florence F ra n k , Lora Tifft; li Reese of O rlando always posted on the advertising M u,jr | ru luncheon set rovereti the S aturday afternoon another of the Me**r* N P Yowell. W .1 Thig­ honor of their daughter, Mrs. StarAbout lorty Sundays join th e merry crowd at ¡ boards. Flat admission of ten and table, th at was centered by a lovely enjoy i, file pupil*' rental* wa* given pen. Mr Young from Wilson, N. C . bug of New S m yrna • > r fifty were present to enjoy the Woodland P ark. Music, am use- Uve cents white and yellow bushel of flowers, ut the »ludio of Mn> Fannie Stem- and Mr Long fruit of the bike. menta, bathing laiase it (of your Thi» is u n u nder ti i ki ng ni lurgy,luge tied with a yellow satin how of rib­ bridge Munson and there bave noi Mr Cedar was severely slung the next picnic. See photos ut pop-corn a n d by r e p r e a e n t u t i ve n u m b e r s o f Sai - bon, caudles, yellow shaded, through been .tn*. more thoroughly pleasing, Farm Crops First O range* Second night of the 20th. while fishing in wagon. 63-if foni young inen a nd boy» Tn help which (he light filtered like sunshine The Florida fruit grower and (arl,y Mr- 'Carl Ferrini of Lake Harney by a stingerei*. Hon J N W hittier has re lu m e d t h è Ut in Ibetr work certami}' mi ght ' completed the charming a rran g e­ E nuts- Who gave several charming ‘»cr may as well lace the music and Mr, amt Mrs Wm, Raynor of 10 appeal strougly lo absulutely The ment. A delicious salad and s and­ readings nnd Mrs Geo Hoy. whose darfee to the tune set for him from Tallahassee, where he »pent everyone «lui destre* lo »ce. a work Sanford have been here the past wich course was served The club nweel -oprano alw ays give* pi,'«suri* ruinous orange und grapefruit market several days renew ing old a c q u a in tfew days visiting here parents. Mr. amo ng' young itien and boy » enrnod It W.iregretted that Marion Newof the past season must have brought p ru e wa* won by Mr* t t> Meunces and looking over the members and Mr*. J. T McLain. 011 HHccesstully. now ha* beco ton. tin* *ix year old little artisthi"* »» a sudden realization of the la,ugblin and to Mr* S l. B arrett, of tho legislature. Mr Whittier was The pillau p a rty from White City a member of t h e legislature m any dotte (or onwartls of tbree yeurs by Sr . fell the guest Jtrixe. in e a c h case »luden! wa* not on the program, broken eggs be lots been carrying in th a t stormed the home oi Reed thè Itev Heclor of lloly Crii»» Par a pair of silk hose Mr* Neal’s h o w <*\ >*r »In* Will appear in a not hef '»ne m arket. Oranges and gru|H*fruit years ago and th e bills of old Leon Dooley l.i*r T uesday night was a ihIt The} all ha ve t T ic fri1 ,' and con re n t „I \ ,*rv ..... .. Each n u m b e r i- are gill edged produets when all ihnt <• Mej^tiast* w,*r»* M«**da mi*» ( county cull him when the rose* un grand success Friends to the n u m ­ n j 1 stani use of thè Pari»h House in ilio I» g o ld g l i t t e r * b ul n o t nil g l i t t e r i n g Mar « m i I . .,1 »pen. il m e n ti o n b u i t he Laiighitti S 1*' Barrett Sr blooming nnd th e resonant vow ber of tw enty-four composed this -vmi ma n tu-r .i » \ M « \ I» g o l d O r a n g e s Its a s i d e Issue for Ir W E Barrett gi r l - gr. i eiousl } e,» need,* t h e i r |iM»i r,*t Bar,,,» s lite statesmen a r e resounding it, it* party A» their custom I» they went t h e b u s i n e s s m a n , o r a n g e * u* m a i n t M F Smith. il ept * t o tin* b o y s w h o r e n d e r e d »,» 11 1 1 ubh*n. (, legislative halls Pence t o n , entio n \ iifr,*. I’ul,**ti»u N‘**» man. • ■ubile! 1 beali’ t full y the twit-piano num ber a is sue for t h e well t o d o m a n y may w ithout warning and therefore weft However, Herndon, military mar, b by Chn*lli«ni It i» b e all r i g h t , b u t o r u r t g e s » h n u l d be very mm h unexpected It is t h o u g h t t h a t now is t h e ui - A P I on nelly . B \L Sanford H ouse < afe and M i s i *u v er y un u s u a l to *ec f o u r y o u n g f " r t h e f a r m e r p <<r y a s e c o n d a r y after all members of lite family, inBi»bop. Aoder»nn c e p t n b l e ( « m e f o r a - l a t e w i d e ef Il uri Service a la c a rte the two sisters of Jrs, lu,y» j u n i o r » I n d e n t s at I In* j»uinn at c o n s i d e r a t i o n , it m i g h t y fi ne s e c o n d eluding fort in b e h a l f of t h e a d v o c a c y of A n die I'.,r rain or>* Business Men'.* I.uiwh II Dooley, Misses S um m ers of S|i..,tgpen c t . the »nine time th at il wa» comment when they juiy ami a purely liironsfOpen 6 a in to III p m Nearly- all Knrojte involved in a • •I upon by the audience moat fa- quential second when th e y fail t j fieltl, III., hud ru h h e d their eyes ( h ridy S iih 71 if dreadful war of destruction of men i vorabiy and their number received i pay* In other words, tru ck crops open the fun began. In a very in­ The little m em bers of the Junior and treasure on a sesie so trem en­ and common fietd crops, Img», rattle formal way they all "piled o u t ” mid with enthusiastic applause le feTl Artide ni lo S. Bunge dous that \ tncrteuti* stand appalled, Civir League with their usual enter ■il ..I progni tn folio » » and chickens should b-> the farmer's proceeded » u> carry out their jtroS Kongo bed a serious nrcidt rtl and l be r, v ulsinn id feeling is such jirise bed a very teiojitmg candy Fugleman first consideration for these are at gram which consisted of fun making y esterday that m ight have rosi h n that they must be ready for cny booth til the entrance to the flower Mi ri h f u l Mi ni n n i i once hi* living hi* staple mmiov **f nnv hind climaxed by the last llet.-r* P. V \ M the use of his h a n d s While inspect ■reasons hi, wira-lire looking lo the •dm w S a t Urdu > a f i e r i ..... .. a n d " s o l d ■ rojiFin* Floriihi burner i» no num ber on t to* program , namely the h ■ rt, mg hi* auto tru c k in front of (he presi-f v a l i o ■ u t o u r o w n |,e.i,i* a n d , 0,1 b,r»c hofori ilo- ,. fi er noon w.i- k. i I v did This was cooked different from ;i ii \ ,liber though hi- , hick, ri pillau lb-let l'i r w d l l g e t Sgllfori] Com 1 til:* Wi rk- hi bed I It, rest. *. timi , *I pea i i in I ho«,* J .«Il user Ol, I lie lll-ldi- under I be over an open tire qnd carried to met hod» may lo* T he rule the 11« uniti ■wcuslori to get snow* gc-nlni (IjI |l IH> . usjui e- of llu* two (iim m ittccs a J i itmor,*»qtie tables within the house, where it vail t t yfMMi intivitn«""* <»A**r tn** va11 t |*M world over is first force th e soil to Lucille und Adele Knies gloves and shortly afterward in cooked food sab* was also in pro­ yield an everyday living nnd th rq wus served with n rare relish. It was Not many local organizations aru S um m er Night i2 pianos) Sarotorio lighting In« cigar his gloves caught gress and while, the flower show was figure on the p r of i t . If there is gilt- ns pleasant as it was surprising. the stute, but Winnie Strong, lzella Stone on fire nnd bo th of I is hands were in existence , within .. . . , intended to be anti was, entirely InSome one wants th e line, did you edged profit no much the better thousands of disciples of peace are . . , Anna Mason. Kathleen Brady badly burned before the gloves ! L i . . ( ■»piraliomil a nice little sum was real­ *u>7 All right then I'll hang up. And right here i* where orange grow­ .lames Roger* could he torn from his hands. He living throughout the counties of ized from the two sales, to lie n|>- March of Giunls ing come* in The farm er given n Antoinette Luke sou g h t medical aid a t once and it is Florida a n d t h i s call l o i, vrorrveu- jibed on the building fund expenseliving out of the general crops of the t i o n lo O r l a n d o i* w i t h i In* h o p e Encte E hen. Beading 'M u stard Plasten," thou g h t that n o th in g real serious id the W oman's Club house soil will be a man Jlirice heeled when "Some moli. ' said l ’nclo Eben, t h a t t h e r e will l„* ., g e l l i n g t o g e t h e r Mr» ( a r i Ferrari will result from t h e burns but it will i Military March Christiuni hi* oranges puy and »till lie will not “don't renili,* h> « tmiib patience an' be some time before he can use hi* | of t b y s e f or c e », f o r m i n g l o c a l a n d » Mr * T o m W i l l i a m * a n d Mr * Il II slat«* o r g a n i s a t i o n s ltoy.it Kllnt won). Kuyinond Phlliji* be run down „1 (In* heel when a perseverance de>" has In d**lr systems hands Hill w e r e h o s t e s s e s l o I, v e r y ill* had orange season eomrn, as It some- until dey alts ambitious to fill tbreoThe rai l I» m a d e iljion I ' a s t o r * id T eddy Bunge a n d Willie Bunge card flushes an Inside slrulghts." churches, l e a d e r s of educations.! in- l" ' h,,ul i*»ia»i«iiary s o n a i T h u rsday \ . i*e Godard I t*m,'° Orlando Citizen Parish H ouse Pictures nfternoon al the home of Mrs Wll s o l u t i o n s , n l l i e e r * of w o m e n ’r c l u b s , H e l e n I ' ey k T he moving picture» at the Parish a n d llher.» t o u r g e a l t , u d i i l i c e u p o n barns for the benefit of the window \ i m t l Solo. Land O' Leal Foote house are a s a u rc e of am usem ent fund of the T ru th Seekers Class of i By request I Mrs. Geo Hoy this meeting A freewill a n d in s tru c tio n , t o . old and young Well known advocates of peace. t h e Methodist ehtjrch. O verture (2 p ia n o s ’ Nurem burg ■alike and thtf, house il* filled every will address the three d ay . meeting P«*™***1 C‘*“ ' , h " M ay Thrasher. Virginia Brady time the pictures 'Ifre shown. T h e commencing April 2«, am ong t h e m , proceeds of the charming afternoon Tam O 'S hanter W izard of Oz on S a t u r d a y night was A rth u r 1) Call and Dr. J. J Hall, f l i g h t fully pleasing was the pro* Royal Klin (worth great and the pictu re s were re m a rk ­ national officials; Judge Charles B o( m,,i,|ri 0,1,1 M ‘m Polish Dunce Godard ably clear o n Jthy screen. T he Parkhill of T a m p a , and Dr. W. F. “ Dream s Twenty million boxes of oranges and Edna Williams Parish House e x p e r t s ' to have the Blackman of Rollins College. jon, PUn,0 ' Ml“ Royal R lintw orth grapefruit. Think of it! ‘ Barring disaster, picture» all during th e summer and The San Ju an hotel will be reMofrÌ- ^ \ \ t htnd with a song G odard entitled "A Perfect D ay." followed Polish Dunce Ihe ahowa wih bq. w;ell patronized as gnrded us headquarter* Morida wil will have this enormous crop to Edna William* by two readings. Anna Mason gave they are given for a most w orthy sell within five years. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. C hadderton, r jiiano num ber and little Erminiu Reading “ l Ain’t Going to Cry No cause. On Mopd/ty and S a tu rd a y M o re ” nighta the admixjtjon 1* Acn cents and after spending the winter in Sanford Houser sang very sweetly. Another If this great volume of fruit is thrown Mr*. Carl Ferran five rents. On W ednesday nights u left Thursiluy for their home in pleasing piano solo was rendered byMarche (2 pianos’ Schubert on the market without proper organiza­ Milford, Conn. Carolyn Spencer. Fruit punch nnd free will offering is made. wafers was served and the entire Miss E d ith Stewart, Miss M. Davis tion for its handling, tne growers will afternoon much enjoyed. T he rooms Mrf. M unson. Fannie Reba Munson. :: |N AND ABOUT THE CITY ! Com Flake« and Milk, 10c Crape N u L s and Milk, 10c ,i!H ot Cakes and Mit pie Sÿrup 20c Bacon and Eggs<26e Ham and Eggs 26c . / * ‘CofTee and Rolls 10c Hot Chocolate 10c Chicken Salad 10c to 20c • ’ S A N D W IC H E S ALL K I N D S .'s . I M E S , CAKE. EVERY........ THING F O R A Q U I C J f . C L E A N L I M H . ^. • H _ _ _ _ THE NEW ICE CREAM PARLOR • _ * *# , • (Next Door East of P t t f l f l Bank) m v m m m 1 m obtain little or nothing for most of it. Hoy* Hand Concfrt Tho Tem ple Boy» Band will give on,* of their delightful concerts F ri­ day night ut the Baptist Temple to raise fu n d s to assist' in paying for their equipm ent. T h e admission fee will he m oderate a n d there will be p.n excellent program. Patronize the boys a n d help in u go ml cause ,*! nr/i'ori ftridge Mrs. B .* W . H ern d o n delightfully entertained the Auction Bridge ("lull and u few other friend* yesterday afternoon. The at tract ve mo mr> were lovely w ith quantities of cut (lowers everywhere. Mr* A P. Connelly won the club prize, a dainty piece of lingerie n n d to Mrs. T. A. Neal was presented tho guest prize of a p re tty ¡tax Social At the home of Mrs. Anna W alker pair of ailk stockings'. Friday evening th e Ladies' Union Delicious Ices were served by the -j. F,. v ,* •» ii ■• Cptrorfh League T he young mejnhers of tho Junior Epworth League will furnish tho program a t a jo in t meeting wi/h the social service com m ittee of tho mis­ sionary society of the M ethodist church, a t the home of Mrs. L. It. Philips F riday afternoon. M ission­ ary exorciaes, songs am i recitations will bo the order of tho afternoon. Refreshments will he served. A nil JJ> ver offering will be received and the 5 P“ »1'*'' w d t a l l y invin-d to enjoy the jileasures of th e afternoon and nsst-t ^ in , g00d cause. of the Congregational church gavo a box social, ono of the moat delight­ ful and novel entertainment# ever given by this.sddety, always Jtm ous ; g E a NICOLOPULOS. Proprietor iw ^ COUNTY HAPPENINGS« ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... r were charm ing and a ttra c tiv e with f quantities of red tan d yellow flowers Tiraltlly arranged. S .J~L. .« a > -Vii*-. ■ » ___ «AlUi* :« r 4 A tM >ef 'A I -Í O h the other hand, if the crop is marketed co-operatively, with proper work to increase demand in the meanwhile, all this fruit that is of good quality can be sold at satisfactory prices. The Florida Citrus Exchange is ____j ready . w y for this problem of the near future. ‘ It alone of the marketing agencies is con­ ducting an adequate campaign to develop demand. Its sales farces has been streng­ thened to aggressively cover the whole country. More and more it is selling fruit in new markets Instead of in the auctions. Join the Exchange! grarioua hostess. Enjoying Mrs, Herndon's charming hospitality were Mesdames C. M. Vorce, Neal, Mc­ Laughlin, A. P. Connelly, Pulcxton, ' A .*- ' r . , lit* / • .4 H . ■ »ryfc'ii/ii" I - -• I �F ■- ' ' •• J 4 .THE HANFORD HERALD PAGE POUR lo o o o o o o o o o o o do aoaaooao aa oa oooaoa o o o o o q o o o d o o o o o o o o o t CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN t YOU AND ME." fv ni EVEN TH E G A TE ■> * * * r POST NOT IN ---- --- - * IT * A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE'LL PRENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTEUER. ¡ooD oooooooooooooooooaoooaaoD D O oooooaoD O O ooooaaaoooaa 4♦ ■*• * f ■'*■ 4 4 4 14 4 ‘ 4 * teaches tilings when they are young. 4 The teacher comes to school at 8:30 4 Italiad of Vrgelsblca 4 o'clock and when she has gotten *4 ■ A potato went out on a ♦ enough children for ff"mess in her 4 ' r >»- •— - _m a s h . -------- . _ ♦ roomr'Tfb* —trnche*** Them—ntH finff, And sought un onion-bed. 4 writing, geography, grammar, •arith­ 4" drawing, cooking, 4* "That's pit for me,” ob­ 4 metic, mutlc," served the squash, ♦ board sawing, crotcheting, deep 4And ull the beets turned ♦ breathing, bird calls, scientific eating, ♦ red. 4 patriotism, plain and fancy brea th ­ 4 forestry, civics, and other "Go ’way," the onion wcep♦ ing, 41 sciences too numerous to mention. ingly cried; •4 4* When school is out, she stay’s be­ “ Your love I cannot be. 4 ’ . ♦ The pumpkin be your law­ 4' hind with five or siz of her worst ♦ 4 scholars and tries to save the state ful bride— 4You cantaloupe with me.” . 4* the job of reforming them later on, V 4' % 4 After that ahe hurries home to make herself a new dress, and snatch a But onward still the tuber 4 •f hasty supper before going hack to came, 4 4And lay down at her feet; 4 a tte n d a lecture by an im portant 4- “ You cauliflower by any 4 specialist on the history of tribal m name 4 law to Patagonia, which the super­ 4 And it would smell as 4 intendent thinks may give her some 4wheat; 4 information which may be useful in ♦ And I, too, nm an early rose ♦ her school work some day. A great •4 And you I've come to see; 4 m any lecturers roam the country, <%■ So don't tu rn up your lovely ♦ preying on school teachers, and some 4 4 of them aro very cruel, talking to nose. ♦ > Rut spinachat with me." 4 th em so long’ t h a t the poor thing* • have to sit up until morning, when th e y get home, to get their daily " I do not c a rro t ull to wed; 4 4 t test papers corrected. So go, *ir, if you please." 4“ School teachers salaries range .4* The modest onioh meekly ♦ said, 4 from $30 a month up—but not far #■ “ And let us pray have 4* enough up to make them dlkzy. ’ on ' 4peas! 4 her salary the teacher must dres* Go, think th a t you have 4 nicely, buy herself things for her •♦ •- work which tho city is loo poor to never seen 4 • get, go to tw enty-nine lectures and Myself *or smelled my '4 » concerts a year, buy helpful, books sigh; 4 « on pedagogy; pay her way to the <§■ Too long a maiden I have * district, county and s tate institute*. been • a n d enjoy herself during a three -h For favor* in your eye." • m o n th s ’ vacation which her Rulnry 4 • takes every year. “ Ah. spare a ru*s." the In ad dition the • teacher is supposed to hoard away -• tuber p rayed; "My cherryshed bride 4 vast sums of m oney, no th a t when « she becomes too nervous and cross • you'll be; • to teach, ut thp age of fifty or t h e r e ­ 4 You are the only weeping •maid 4 a b o u ts «he can retire and live h a p ­ • pily ever after on her income." Thnt c u rra n t now for me" 4 • An* ns the wily tuber »poke, 4 « He caugltt her by s u r­ 4' » * T h e flower show nnd aw arding of ■m prise. • prizes lnnt S a tu rd a y was one of the ■ê And giving her an artichoke prettiest events in the catalogue of * Devoured her with hi* 4 Eor several week* Sanford ♦ 1916. eyes. 4 has been on the qui rirr aw aiting the * Philadelphia Record. inspection of yard* nnd porches • 4 m ade by the com m ittee of the W om ­ e ■è • 4 4 4 4 * 4 a n ’* Club and the com m ittee up• * pointed to aw ard the prizes for the Kansaa expects u wYeut yield of best kept yard, th e p re ttiest flower 200.000. 000 bushels this year against gardens and th e prettiest porches in 102.000. 000 bushel* last year, itself the city. The prizes were of flowers u bum per crop. Moreover, unless nnd bulbs and plant* nnd there were tim e s 'improve ra p id ly nnd largely, also some rush prizes ! have turf t h a t stale will not lie beset with its heard who were the lucky winners usual lark of harvest hands It I hut 1 wish to congratulai.' th em in looks as if the prosperity m eteor ft ad v a n c e for having th at milch pride headed straight for Kansaa. in their city and also to co n g ra tu la te • * I ag a in th e W om an’s Club, tho m e m ­ T If one thinks th n t Sanford is not bers of which m ade this groat ev e n t growing by leaps und bounds just possible. There is som e dissatisfac­ visit the various churches on Sun­ tion am ong the people who m ad e day and note the large congrega­ s tren u o u s effort’s to clean their back tions in er.ch of them. This is o ne yard s as well as the front because of th e best places in the world to the inspection com m ittee fuiletl. to take a census of the city, for when make longer stops nt each plan* .to the churrhes t,re filled il means th a t note the backyards, hut having the th e pity is filled with peopir. It also entire city to cover in a short space means that the people of this city of tim e gave the com m ittee hut little tire recognizing their duty to God tim e to give more th a n a cursory nnd the rhurch and are fulfilling glance nt the m any yard s in tho big th a t duty. I really believe th a t when ail the new churches of San­ ford are built nnd occupied that the rh u rc h census will compare favor­ ably with, that of m any other cities of larger proportion*. • • • '• 1 The following bit of sarcasm is from an edUorial in the Philadelphia Bulletin. It will be thoroughly en­ joyed by those whom It does not fit: . "A school teacher Is a person who territory to cover. Those who had cleaned up their premises are entitled to 'g re a t praise even if they, d i d ‘ not get a longer visit, for their intentions were good. Over on ,Sanford nvenue especially were the yards cleaned, the stores taking prido in the cleanliness of Iheir premises and I will personally congratulate the public spirited mer­ chants of this section who went to work with a will to be ready for tho inspector*. Hut this work should a healthy young fellow of tw enty. n o t s l t y i here. Every duy 'should.be You are strong in body and your clean up day all over the city and rfiind Is not weak. And I say to you our yards should be ready for an j that if you are broke, stranded and Inspection at any time of.th e day or j friendless, i t ’s ten to one t h a t but week if we would have n clean and I one person will Ire to- blame, -and healthful city. The idea of the th n t’a yourself. flower show demonstrated to our For you can make yourself efpeople the wonderful possibilities of ficient. There is some one thing, the yards and gardens (or there was maybe two things, that you can be J lj c g r e a te s t profusion of flowars and j able to d o ’better* than moat other planta on exhibition, some of the! people can do. And for a person flowers that* were said to be in­ who can make good there is always digenous to a colder climate and an opening. yet tlipy were there a t the show in This world is full of second raters, profusion. This show should be of unskilled, untrained, botching, given every year and the ladies and buttered fingered incompetents. T hey the men should take a greater inter­ usually werp so because they were est in making Sanford the beauty too lazy or ignorant to prepare spot of the state of Florida. Here thejnseivea to do well some p a rt of where, we. can havuO.hu water an d the .Urn world's -workT* ’* " -------i ------drainage and the good lands that Lord, Lord. The poor work th a t will grow flowers of every kind we Alls the world. Think of It! Of all should strive to make the yards the mothers in this town, how m any beautiful nil the year round. ! re­ are successes. How many are a p p ly ­ gret exceedingly that Sanford lots ing themselves, by study and con­ are so small, but even in n limited stant effort, to the business of space the porches can be made very mothering? * attractive and out1 principal streets I hnd, I suppose,'» hundred te a c h ­ that arc seen by the people passing ers, more or less, in my pchool days; through the city should be made and of them I can't remember over more beautiful by the planting of two or three th a t understood how to flowers and trees and shrubs of all teach. The others were just holding kinds. Let the good work continue their jobs. and each citizen'should m ake him­ Most preachers you hear are bad— self a committee of one to abolish not bad men,, but bad preachers. all the unsightly yards .and houses Most singers cannot sing. Most ac­ and bring Sanford into the limelight tors are mediocre.^ Most hooks are a as the healthiest and prettiest city waste of time. Most houses are not on the globe. fit to live in. Most cooks can't cook. • * » Most clerks do not earn even the T Our City Attorney had one put over small salary they get. on him last'w eek when he gave ad­ I do not speak of genius, nor of vice to u restaurant man allowing the exceptionally gifted people. It 1» him to build c movable structure in a plain fact th at the man who sim ­ tlie lire limits. DeCottes ruled that ply does well the thing he is paid for if the structure was on wheels it doing is a rare quantity. That is the could be built and moved into the shameful tru th , • fire limits a n d lo and behold when And the dfrect road toward ■a l­ the wagon made its appearance on ways getting employment, toward the McLuulin lot on Park avenue it boing indispensable und in dem and wan almost two stories in height is to equip youjself to do something and looked like a new hotel building. well. There was a good sized kick nt once Klflriency? Why. I don't know a and the people were aroused i n to ' solitary hotel o r ’'restaurant in this * SpMiftt frtcH for i Bftft I m )V > u IUUm . — WrtU N o « far T l f t f . CO, whu know no Sunday, who want to Bell everything and who will keep rheir places open all duy Sunday' anti make all the noises thut would characterize such a place on week days. The only way out is to «oak them with the stringent laws th at mean just what they read and this will lie t h e filial o u t c o m e of it all. Such tingrnnt violations and eva­ sions of the law always bring the prohibition lawa into efTeet nnd those who would grant some priv­ ileges arc forced to the alternative of sutting on the lid. • • • * t , *i *Tis seldom th a t I preach a ser­ mon to tho boys and I am not going lo break into print with ono now, b u t much better than preaching one myself will lot my old friend, Dr. Frank Crane give you this ono th at every boy in Sanford and some of tho men should rend. 1 am talking to you, *on. You're Under normal conditions next season's crop of oranges and grapefruit will be much larger than that of this year. T he grower who sends firstquality fruit to the market will again bo the man with a big bonk account. There will bo demand for tho best, no matter how great the Volume. depend upon t us much as t ________ tisfaction G uaranteed” machinery has demonstrated that it is a paying proposition to growers of good fruit. W , «tU t U j l j lurotik a t i n t l N , r o u lo j. u f t o t h « UfarafttUa. CENTRAL A' ' <®> - D R . C . W . F A IN Ik4> ij e n t is t * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING # f <$ - It)« wore w h it e e r . n r i ) USLî PEOPLES HANK III || l),v0 ROOM 9 ^ 14 Y All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. FOR SALE L t G A l A D V IR 1ISIN0 I. , MAHTEITM **1.1 Under end by virtù. ,,f . ........ r l o . u r « a n d sale r«n.l*r»,| J* For Sale— Three fresh milk cows. Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf Hogs for Sale— Car load jusr re­ ceived. Write Martin Doyle, It. D. No. 2., for particulars. GMfe Fat Cattle for Salo— Some fine ones just shipped in nnd in fine con­ dition. Address Martin Doyle, San­ ford, II. D No. 2. 55-tic „ 01 '«w J l i d i a of tba S m n i l , Judinìl . . ' ■lata ol Ploilda for •* U» chance! y alitine in . r e „ lln" f» pendini, «berefn The Hlr.rh I £ *")(•« « n .1 w w i t , . . r **fc. K. Illrad* l i a d i are d.len.l.,,., *M >lf ned , aa a,ìe t tal maater the hfihi aell l o h f « h « t and be.t l„d ,!„ £ » * 4 fi lh! f0url do«, u rJ*L lord. Florida, à i i l j j th r on ktonday, April 5th. f j i y ih. ?*” “ 5 p w w mrt-Ttr&pfTty, to-wit; Ono Ona brown bone bon e mule named Jim . . , iI n i about 1,200 1.200 pound., .‘.".'î " mule nemed Mollle. I n ,| J ' llO d pounds; pne brown m.,. 1 lk^ t M a r y and wrlihln* al„,ui i u « ona b ay mare mule named S.r.h . „ / t V y lit! about 1060 pound.; one I,,, n .m a d Jane, and . e l . K m . poua.it«; ona roan mare i„ul, „ , M and w e l-( h,l n i about «un.i. - - - -1200 - - - 1p*011 « ft* rja. t e mare mule named tl«it>. , n.i 5 1, about I t &0 pound.; one V, , « 1 n a m e d ' filli Itili and — named w ri( h ln ( al.oui i '.’o'T brown bo ......... one .brown bora, .... mule named' w e ll hing pound* ..,| I I about 1200 pound. u*‘ mare mule named Je-.i,. about ISOO pound*. *W W f S r i l«»rir,,r* “ ** U rontmi)"1 unl11 i,u«iay, W|, . . S r‘° N i ili'B r . For Sate— Five acre# half mile » p e r la i M u t « r In l'h in iw L M a u r y A Warlow. Ala. |„r from brick road, quarter mile from 6 5 -Tuca Sic loading station, 6 miles from San­ ford, county road on one aide. All l a t h e County J u d i e ' a t auri i„ . good black hammock land. Two Hem lnole C o u n t , . H - . l d . ** re Catate o l acres cleared, fenced and farmed 2 In W. II. Undarwooú, i l r r r . i o i Notice Adm in i. tr .t r.i vtl, S. UOOU c ric «! n » w "olI Aununi.tr .tr.r years. Good IKVWing flowing WCH. well. Price $ 8 0 0 . Terms to suit customer. A. Pi by virtue of .*' ivp aIn ' ónlè i “’‘.u,’ Ci. Connelly telly. 119 Magnolia avenue. . "Fouit “oV^Semm",*1 ' XHw.' ida. on the 6 th day ol April, that 1 will. a. ,\.imini.ir,i. , ,,i late o l W. II Ind er». 5 7 -tf HU. For Sale 20 flne brood *ows. ; *,h» hl/heat' and* VJVi"" I t'lV /'C '.S M artin Doyle. ?nn f r o n t of I n f « to rr nfV t ’■ ' - vu ' ' Sanford,' R. D. No. 2. i in f ,. ¡ n ~ ,- ^ a S' Un derwood, on Oak arri,.,, 58-tic For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, 1st prize pen Orlando Fair, White Rocks, ond and Third atreeta >t, t>,r , u y 0| j,. lord. Seminalo County, Klun.u. «q 0( peraonol property b e lcn fini to .«id Mtil. , c o n f i . t i n i ol all t l that rert.m ttae ,¿ \ merchanol.e rompo.ed of the I,dinam, Ulackamllh .bop, futur», in.) tedi falo te, olla, wajon., harm-- -addlrry. uniabed wheela for huye.«* .,,d . , paint bru.br«, ras mai»,., , r I«rkaiwrth iron. .--------. ( an *n.t«,,.. ft -----■«o») B». $2.50. O th e r pens $1.50. Single Comb W hite Leghorn, $1.60 t o . $2.00 per setting. B aby chicks $12.00 per hundred for rem ainder of season., m d nil linrft of personal ,n; ! i ( G»k. idi Southern Onks F’oultry F arm , E n - ! ¡n ««id «lor*. •I r r rhU .» 1 « i« •Ul>|«‘r t t ., •• “ f‘f* 1»« d terpnse, Hu. 66-9tc u u|, s. n.h»r, *h.»i 1*1* a |i ■ ... i ! <tat**41 Bt h day ■— of Jar.-jw FOR RENT Skinner's “ Satisfaction Guaranteed" Packing Home Machinery Cires Good F rail the Touch of Quality That Makes it Sell » s a r __ bove enlarged our Dunedin plant and this year hope to be prepared to fill alt orders. .» # , and n* action. T he outcom e of th e whole town where you can get a slice of „ f, . t mf t in rr rord#d in th»* r*«‘nrd« . f ■*1 .o«*t* For Sale Prize \V inninffjBuJT UrFlorid», on tlic ioih .u> . r A ÍK business, wilt he a sweeping reduc- bread th a t is .real bread like mot her HL Eggs for hatching. T he tV- ^ *’i*l’if» lion of nil the peanut s ta n d s and used to make. And as for hot bis- pington im . ♦ U • M || kind th a t hutch anti live. 15 egg* to KMll.t 1 < '■ other s tru c tu re s being in th e fire ruit they h a v e n 't the remotest idea . ... m4i A d fi» ln i» ir»tri* of V\ H • • . iñ 4*Trice $2,50. E nquire 210, rrm„a. limits no m a t t e r how they happen of them . You can gel forty-seven setting , . A. K. I ' o w it *, A U > 66-tf to be constructed, i t is high tim ej kinds of incut und vegetables w l t h i 1*“ ^ ‘' V|,|' U|-. Tuwi&dt th a t Sanford pu t a stop to th is busi- nil sort* of sauces, nil tasting n h o u t ' N'ollrr of AppllraMun f«r I n Umf l S r r llim S73 of ihr t . r n m l tid sir ness of allowing tin* street* to 'tic ulike, but never n piece of hom em ad e j Nf»Ur® I» hrfrL> giur, ^ HU*ii «rej, purchatrf nf T»t « *ri r »'• S- Itit filled with this class of junk If the bread. I t ’s utm ost as trad with I tl» le d ili** -In! d i y of Ju t.* ' I* mi, ordinance cun be evaded in t bis j coffee. hai fUrd «aiti r r r t l f t n i r i* id I hi« m»d«* »p pi k i t ion fnr ' * i III M Lf'fill m anner there is no law against a When you hire a carpenter, p a in ti lo icrn rd in er *iih l i * * "if ,-lit ri. Sr»r*Mi i f>r fo llo » if. g «1* • man building a two sto ry frame cr, paperiianger. upholsterer, plas• i Trnprrt) J. M usson. C ottage for rent illuBtrd In Srm»n»dr * ‘ (• t#- I house. placing it on wheels anti mov- u.yer. or plum ber to do a jolt in y o u r fi9-8tp »M 8 K ‘ a of SI , . ror), S*»r|lon H , T p Jl li ing it within the lire limits anti doing jlou, p_ (t reasonably sure thut itis ■ T r j|i> Tbr » » i d lind L*irs|f * ■ • For Ren t Neul six room house on of thr Uaumttrr id *Uf » • • • th tW t.usiness T h a t ts the trouble with wtirk wj„ Rillil)tPrf. bungled a n d rfr* n am » o f J 11 M i K i l t l the city to d a y . There is too much unsatinfuctory. unless you stund o v er Magnolia avenue. bet wpi •n F ourth ilfir i t r «h »II fir friífeiiiol • 1 t i' 70-3tp »tree!*. and Fifth f i t dr**«f will U"ur thro Ml leeway beinft granted on these m a t - ’ hlm w jtj, u t.|u |, W hat u liejd is of May, A I» l'*l . ' 1 * *i| ters anti while I have been lenient open to the m an who does good W it nr** ir»y -c ifi■ * ¿n i * '■ For Rent House of eight rooms in my ideas all along I am now of work, who 4s p u n c tu a l, honest a n d und buth on M yrtle avenue, close i hl* ihr 3ni >1»> ">f IVi ‘\ in r i r r k <*lrrult f miri v * ‘ the opinion th u t the ordinances and capable. in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., lly J** « » the laws and th e s ta te laws should t»S*T ur*- 5 t r No, spn, d o n 't get led astray by office. 63-tfc •• he enforced to the letter. If you wild eyed theories. Yo be sure, it's' NOTH F will give th e m un inch they will ta k e a wicked, cruel a n d selfish world. Itoad report of Fdfar f !'• For R e n t — Several nice nfltce rfott, and J I* T uro»f V| % a mile nnd th ere is only one way to There's a great deal of injustice a n d rooms over Vowell's. Enquire N. T p uTbhlico cfoi fut yr t ly (Sr»u )« d (u n l *■n a■-i stop ull of this foolishness anti D>u t ; special privilege a n d ull that in it. Y o welt & Co. lil rh inon. d » » r n u i , l-rfir. - ■, :i2-tf is to enforce th e laws to the letter. | , , l|t r m u lk in R to y o u . And I P**Cl IITU nf « » id il * • » I flinn IHK I Hrm t *I * T he S un d ay closing law is being t(,n yot) , hjt, thl. wa> ^ keep out of For Rent A com fortubly, furnish- 2 »U > ardo- m|i*r. g » *«* b r o k e , and the people w ho w o u l d nui(, f„ | uri. lruln y o u r . e.d room, eastern exposure, in mod- ¡¡I"' 0'B8; "**X'T'* like to grant the privilege of having | Ml.lf Btu, |V( |,e jn ,|„»trious. and ,ir" home, private family S u m m e r of thirty te , L north of thr cult! h a store open for a few hour- on Sunyoura« |r lo (io „„„„.thing well, rates Gentlem en preferred Ad- t * p 2 0 , rang r .11 »>• .1, od r .1 .It « * ■ r o i c j » » y on * i l l mil*’ 1 day ere now up against a bunch to make good, dress, ltox 1084. 67-tf J«.r<t»E> r*.f AUu tw o roadway* know»» Unless Properly Packed, Fruit Will Not Bring Top Prices T he marketing of Florida's citrus fruit crop so that it will be proGtable largely depend« upon the manner in which the fruit Is packed. N o matter how carefully grown, sprayed and protec ted in tho grove, fruit that is not properly prepared and packed will not bring top prices, *. I, FLORIDA They toll- you t h a t evory em ployer has more a p p lica n ts than he has jolts. The t r u t h is t h a t he has more inefficient applicants. If he knew thnt you could do the business saljsfnrtnrily he would give you work im mediately. The world is hungry for men w im cun and do make good. Riley Plant* a T r r r “ We plant this tree Reside the sea In trust th at it yet may wave Through shower and shade In sunny hours For other eyes a* glad as ours.” For R e n t— F urnished house of five room*, screened th ro u g h o u t, teleph >ne, gns nnd all modern c o n v e n i­ ences. $20 per m o n th for th ree „„ .„th s. Includes water. Mrs. D irk 906 M yrtle Ave. 71-tfc and Brown road, rarh tf rf, and thraw-Huartrr* <*. »-f » til mg ra»t I* anHr frntti *'-*'"1 nuc nnd writ. 1 1 W*'ilr *• ' along th r north i|Unr»*f • rrnlrr f lin lf « *r cl I* n f' l i p 2 <>, rang*- (I H ^ 1 Jordan road noftL of S * r 3. ?!>. I I Said r o a t f * « ) ' primic r*-*tdntiw 15*0*», m I 'h l lr d S t « la * i O WANTED ! l* 4' t,#* *•( * fond tl* ' * 1 1 r*t alijlis hr if, «nil lf »rrupird and U m *»> f id road way* par in a nr iti t*» * * “J slr»| r stilt . «t «*•(/ «I H> o puMif hen r tit frrr 1 !■ B ird ro.d Wanted— To exchange farminj: and grazing land in Volusia county for houiie and lot in »Sanford. Apply to J. II. Hutchinson, 11th und Laurel avenue. 6&*9tp it m f..l wife ■- , f 1.* i.àft I*»«'«fis* •ft* I»* ,’ttut I, il l hr Ihr n«u Hoard. S 7- T u M - & t r d rc ln r* rrgul.r N O T H ’»: O F S M i Katie* 1« hrrrhv g ** •*n of t final d rr r rr uf for*rli'*nrt on thi* 2 <Ith day of M a^ h ' Ik« J f o n o r a Iilr Ja -n r* W • puf*Hi® « ,’c rt»4* • \Hii.it J ft t|* « lha Cirr y11 Cnu r l. 8r%r ni h J * i4i,,t Iff»*. n*In and fo r the r u y n t y til s' r arm 'fifi®“ in Chancrry. in *h»i Surrounded by an Interested group Wanted— Amateur^musicians th a t Ida, Ih/Trln ponding, »hrrrtn J J r ,i«t • •*< at Alton Beach at 10 o'clock thii play wind instruments that will re­ rompUlnant, and » ! d » « r 'l ' t K.ir 1.1! «f* Anna M. K rrr atr d*frr»da»«t' . Jitrr I« morning, James Whitcomb Riley hearse and play on pay jobs. Call or i«lr , and «til 1« *hr high* „ -io«r « ra«h, in front of thr omi M * threw the first shovelful of durt in the„ next _ few .day*. J. M. Stumon Hanford, S*m inol* rouniy. FI* it i n U«*_ !, mV about the roots of a young rubber 316 Kant Fourth St. 66-7tp day, thr a id day of m «> ' • iw amme brio 8 * Irgal «aU* •»*• tree. Tho tree now stands in the I r f . l hour, of thr l'" " 1 * ,;1. center of Lincoln Road, a stretch of ___________________________________ in thr final <lrrrrr •<[>!»•■'"I »«: ’ uat.it In i h * (-«unir ■ Í.«rbsd which connects Alton Itoadj f ^ t lil ly -t wo <621 m M „ M „ Ij W b«ln Ulpart ol hr«li" i) 1 ‘ * „ t t r i with the Atlantic Boulevard. It, is!* Lost— Top o(I Gasoline tank on rli.t.lon, ( 11 ). town.hjp ' tilm-trrn I •* p.ft- I , surrounded by a low iron fence, I auto antl l°(l brace on auto top, Re~ ( 10 ). «h l c t v p l a t *• dll,> "* ! " tic Hrrarda ol Srminnl» i ' T,'.s which tears a tablet with tho follow- ward a‘ Herald Oflice. 70 2 tt C K U ItliK A J Sp all .I Ing inscription, ‘‘Rubber tree, plant­ n . o r z « O. ll«rrln|i. lo r C o m p ì . In.nl ed by Jqmes Whitcomb Riley, April Public Stenographer— I am pre­ * flrljettor M-fura-Btr 1916." Relow this will hang n p a i d to do all kinds of stenographic bronze tablet, with the words of the work and typewriting and solicit a In Caart o f thr I'ounlr k" ,,‘ Mlale «1 H orld . above poem, which was ready by trial when you have any worjc of l a Caaatr. r* K.tate of . „ Riley just before-.the ceremony of this kind you wish done. Office first Attgo.ia A. Hlrrin« T o all Cr«dtlor*. I.rzairr*. ’ * “ ¡ ^ ¡¡»» 4« tha planting. all Paraona ha »ln* < lalra. r door east of tha postoffire. Phona acaln.t aatd Ratal«; Carl G. Fisher, a prime mover In 290. Miss Marion Packard. fl7-tf* Y o « . and oarh ol ) « « • ” r„ , _ tlfi«d and r r g u l t o i •" l’ " .r i * the Lincoln Highway movement, and dtmanda whlrh you. or « • ,„ L Personal— W. Travers, formerly of may hava azain.t ! * • « * • • • ' * i i * J f * (Va^ named this stretch of road which Hlrrin«, d K c a w d , J a t« |k( runs through his property on-Alton 1610 1st Ave. S. Minneapolis, Minn, l y . Florida, to th« u n d rr.ic -send youf address at once to J. H. of «aid M i l l . , within t « o Beach. It was Mr, Fisher's plan to data h*r*nf. • „ J . . ,, , u. , Morse, Robbinsdale, Minn. Implant the tree. “ Wo ezpect,“ he »I« 70-2tp said, “to have the verses made in portant. * l T u « » 8 tc bronze to hang just below the tablet 11 already named," U ^ C w a r t «1 ih « C . u - i« Cannir. «im« •' First American 8u(jar Factory. The movie man was there with In r « , E . t . t * of Amertca’e first beet sugar factory M UU .. Jlmlaln C isI a» »a J t m in lr U .„ b u ir W ^ hla camera and the event will be Creditor». ^ * , , " t\ i i or told In this manner to the poet's was erected In Philadelphia In 1830. T o■Il«11 Prrron» trevln* "r »s»lnrt . » i d EMftt«i h, . » b r I admirers everywhere. After the cer­ It did not prove a eacoaea and was v a n « a d * » c h o f yo u are dismantled. The first successful beet emony, Mr. Riley’s niece, Mr. and sugar factory was built In 1170 at Mrs. Fisher, Mm. E. A. Rickmen, Alvarado, Cal. Th la - factory was In Mr. and Mrs. T . J. Jancoaat, and a operation anti! IftlS, when It closed number of other* were photographed down. It la estldiated that $100,000,000 .«Id «alnt». «rith lft t w » r MM fra» In the enclosure about the tree.— la now invested In the sugar beet In­ M n t!^ d , Apr|l 171*. \ » t- ü K S irlU ,.; dustry bf this country, Miami Metropolis, , ft*-Tua.- 9 tc im �■H ■ ■'*rf *" ,** - IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S <3 REATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY 1 * *\ T H E SANFORD H E R A LD t * — * ---------------------------------------------------- ^--- ------- -------------- 7---------------------------------- 1---- :— -T--- • IN SA N FO R D — Life /« HW/> Living * VOLUME VI r - IDAVIS liq u o r b ill PASSES BOTH HOUSES fo u r th w e e k o f l e g is l a - TREK FINDS TH ESO LO N S RIGHT ON THE JOB At midnight the Davis regulation I bill becomes effective, having passed bath houses. T he vote taken in the house today resulted 45 to 23, five [members being absent. Under tbis law saloons will dose at 6 p* m. to reopen at 7 'a. rn. No j screens will be allowed, all goods to Ibe sold id sealed packages an d taken [ sway from premises to drink. Clubs I and hotels are, prohibited serving drinks where meals or lunches are [■old.'* Dancy of Duval .changed his | vote to a m ove for reconsideration. All sm endm enta were tabled as foM U offered, indicating n o chance to [ reconsider. » The senate insurance com m ittee today withdrew the compulsory in­ vest ment bill requiring foreign com­ panies doiifif business in the s ta te to | invest 50 per cent of their reserve premiums in Florida, S e n i o r H im es’ - bill establishing j a »late road d ep a rtm en t, pasacd the | senate this morning. The house killed the fresh water fish bill by striking out the e n a c t­ ing clause, * The Davis bill provides th a t 1i14uors shall not lie sold in less q u a n ­ tities than half pints and that the packages shall be securely seated. This does aw ay with drinking in sa­ loon». and converts the saloons into dispensaries. It is said that no state I where tlie sule of liquor is perm itted I ha* such a drastic luw as the Davis la« SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, ATRIL 30, 1915 _____________ - ---- 1----------------- --- -------------------------- —---- -------------------------- ------- telephone service and rate in cities, c i r o p t as court of appeal. Mr. Jones believes that this is a m atter which should be left to the cities of the s tate and he would by his hill take (fom the railroad commission this responsibility and ghn* * m * th e city g o b e rn ra e n u in -tow n* trf -rm*r five thousand population. Mr. Jones would give to tho city tho rights to regulate the charges and requirements, hut would give the telephone companies th e right to appeal to the railroad commis­ sion. The bill would also validate contracts given the city of Pensa­ cola and other cities the free use. of the telephones. This practice was recently declared a discrimination by the railroad commission a n d hundreds of people who received free use of the telephone were thus de­ prived. FOR THE COUNTY BETTER SANFORD HARBOR AND A HOME DONATIONS ARE SOUGHT:.. Y A C H t.C L U B *— 1 . * LADIES WILL CANVASS THE WELL KNOWN BOATBÚILDER CITY ON BEHALF OF ANXIOUS TO START FAC­ THE INDIGENTS TORY ON LAKE FRONT 1/ - - , N O . 72 ---- !---- »----------- Sunday School Social On Friday evening, April 23rd, Misa Thusa Tarbeil entertain ed tho senior classes of tho B ap tist and Methodist S unday achoola. i All e n ­ joyed the games of bottle fruit“ base .KtLtmd magic music.. MUa G o o ig ir Pattishall played " D o w n by the Old Mill S tream ." Mrs. T arbeil,'a s ­ sisted by Mrs. Dooley served Ice cream and cake. All regretted th a t it soon came time to d e p a rt, for Miss Tarbeil is an . ideal hostess. Those present wero Messrs. Payne Daniels, William Kilbee, Horace Rauleraon, Paul Dooley, Tom m y McLain, Ossie Flynt, Edwin Haulerson and Miss K ate F lynt, Lola (■rant, Abgib Doudney, Georgia P a ttlshall, Elizabeth Stones, Calla G rant Thusa Tarbeil nnd Mrs. C. W . Cul­ pepper. Clasa Reporter. FAVOR COUNTY»BONDS THREE OF AIF N D KENTUCKY retur n f r o h BIRD DAY TUESDAY — * CONTRACTOR VISITOR HERE l ™ irl1 1 í | lrB « B » U f*M Ù . . À *— • - - . V V' There Will be a house to house Th* vexatious question of how tho canvas made by a com m ittee of city would arrange a harbor Jor ladies Monday morning, under th e boats along the bulkhead seems leadership of Mrs. W. _W. A ber­ capable of solution and solved in a n a t h y for the purpose of soliciting moat profitable m anner. S. Sher­ /¡T , ‘ m an’, the well known b oat builder Änd co,I' clini£ bed 1,ncn’ U b ,e table ware, china and silver, and who has been in business a t Iteresall such necessary articles for the ford for several years has disposed equipm ent of the county home. of his ship y ard at th a t place and is Please meet the Indies cordially and anxious to came to Sanford,' recog­ with a package ready to be carried nising tins possibilities of this pluce away with them. This is going to after the tourist hotel has a ttra cted be u whirlwind canvas and the com ­ the wealthy yacht owqcrs here for mittee mean business for the need the winter months. Messrs. Bates and Fuller, two of is great. The home or building has T he Record C om apny of St. Au­ Mr. Sherm an Is anxious to secure Altam onte's most prominent citixens been acquired and some furniture gustin« has announced t h a t it will a place on »tile lake front where he were in the city yesterday consulting with which it can lie tem porarily issue an East Coast Annual, which can have boat way«, a turning basin with Secretary Haynes of the Comsupplied but it requires thpse oth er ¡» planned to bi- u com prehensive and place to keep yachts during the mercial Club regarding the bonding im portant things immediately th at possibilities of thl» section The summer months. It is now the opin­ of the county for brick roads. Mr. it may lie m a d e habitable for those publishers' announcement «ays; ion of those who are interested here Bates is tho owner of the A ltam onte who are on tho waiting list. This is th a t a yacht club in connection with " I t is n well known fact t h a t all one of the greatest needs an d big­ the boat -yard would be something Hotel and Mr, Fuller is proprietor of Florida is developing with m ar­ of the Altam onte Grocery Co., and gest charities in the county anti th a t is giVatly needed and the velous rapidity. indeed, «level« pboth of them are good roads boost­ should have a ready, willing support club would not only be composed ment during the past year or two ers and greatly interested in having from the county seat. oj the winter tourists but people of has assumed such proportions as to the road between Seminole and Housekeepers are urged to look Sanford wbo have never been able make it liaril to g«'t those to a ppreeiate They over their household equipment and to keep a boat here without n suil- Orange paved with brick. who are not residents of tbe state cull something from their linen nblf harbor for protection, Tlie city »tut«- that the people of (heir sec­ and in direct touch with conditions chest, china closet and silver to could u-»si.»l in 1 Ills work by allowing tion are heartily in favor of bonding II appears to tin- dircctur» of tin» for tbis road ami thut the entire give to such a worthy cause the dredge to make the turning enterprise thut an Annual or » Year Please every one try to give som e­ basin and use the sand to lilt in the county should get tint habit. Rook of some kind is of vital im ­ thing. if hut line pair of pillow slips, bulkhead. The new harbor would portance to those who are interested Sanford Library a s h e d or towel or perhaps one lie built juM at tlie end <rf tlie bulk­ in Florida, for the purpose of keep­ For tho gratification of all those knife and fork, but do not let the head at either the west or tbe east ing the public mind up to d a te as com m ittee go away em pty handed, «■nd wherever the owner» offered who helped in the effort* lately made regards what is being accomplished to pay Library debts | »end in the (live something K rm em hrr to have lilt- best term« III the most, progressive slate in tile following report. your package ready when the call is I 'ni«>n This m atter will lie brought beWhen we moved into the now made. While there has been much call It would lie a big tiling to u n d er­ The indies who will cull will be fure the * Commercial Club at their room improvem ents were made at a for a reapportionm ent, it is now con* take l«> covei the growth and devel­ Mr* \Y \Y Abernathy and com ­ next meeting ind there is no doubt ci*»t of $31.29 for carpenter work | lidered that there is little likelihood opm ent of tlie whole stall' of Florida ■mittee in th»* I in v ison cur. central Imi what lb** lonnril and lile pimple nnd 1 1 0 , 0(1 fur wiring for lights. the legislature will take up this ques J for one year and it is not our put- Sect loll of Sa I (orti (I interested will assist In every way Subscriptions (or maguiiues ex­ Ml tion at this session. Under the con | pose to attem pt »111 h task There I tinge«* arid 1 u rumi! ........ .. plant pired in April so here » a t another II Iguil to gel this bout bulbil rig stit ution of 18 86 , a rea ppor 1 1Oil ment Is id read) in existence an excellent car. Height» Mr» It J Starling and yacht club here lor it will need to b«* met i$27.tl()i. I* called for every ten years. The annual covering a portion of the and committee in Dr Miller's car tribali much to the city in many The income from loaning books first reapportionm ent under the con­ Gulf const of Florida, so we will central s**rltinn d o e s not average more than 410.00 Mr» John Mein Florida, St il committee in M> I-l b r. r. W e st, M T -b b c r me. n 1» .in experience« m o n 'lily stitution was made in 1887. and a l­ limit ourselves to East So while there ar«* no <1 \T ^ si though it has been m any years since which we will define by nam ing the other expenses connected with tin* Sob' Mr» ii II ( huppell and corn- | builder and would employ sevthe representation in both houses has following counties th a t will tie to u c h ­ mutt*» opening of t i e room» (electric light ( huppell car, l olery ucenue. |,«ral assistants and tils business been changed except by I lie addition ed Upon in the book which we «re Mn*. ( K Uulkur, Walkrr cht, etyM » given by the Utilities Co. and 1 ¡n tune wonhi glve the cltv u gooti of new counties, it 1» believed by now preparing (or publication: N a s ­ of Tal metto, west oí (¡¡itchi'l'* »toro pay ro!l asido from the many yaehts voluntary service by every one serv­ many legislators th at it is not up to sau, Duval. Clay. St. Johns. P u t­ it woiilii attru c t |n ¡he <:t > At his ing a* iiiin riH'i) the Library seldom Will „Name New Place the present assembly to order a re­ nam, Volusia. Seminole. Orange, can have very many dullura in re­ The committee appointed to »elect J Hr,*ri>fnrd plunt he mis has many serve for emergencies. apportionment. They are of the lirevard, Osceola, St l.ucte. Palm t i e narri' (or the ne,w ire cream p a r­ fine yacht» for the »umtner and the opinion that thut is a burden which Beach. Dude and Monroe \ rummage sal«* in l.inuary paid peoplr wlio rrillsi* lli 1 lo'id. w111. r» tir a ' d restaurant will r* port to ! [ should fall upon the coining legis­ 11 ihe wittier are ..il itnxioiis tu III** ■. e r t r . Ilgl t bill III 41'.' 00. ullil ii ■i - r *i w muri II 1; ■t 11 i 11 . |io k Mml j lature. the one to sit m !‘i|7 t i n bit* -al i April I b. t h o s e w h o W ill Ituilil N( » D im k j the titillo* o f '!*• winner will to* post p!..,i their uuilis in frtsh w atir fot c o n t r i b u t e d t o It ut i l be g l a d ¡0 There ha» be«« n a great dem and tile -limito r ll possil > ■ and I liere 1 » Tin* Clyde Line will make ex te n ­ ed in tin- ■>• «ream parlor I'rimedlateamong the newspapers of the state no poiul quito a» wcll l«oi ted es learn brought in $34.00, enough to The one who senti» in the and from the people that the legis­ sive im provem ent» at this pluce ami ly alter settle (he carpenter bill. the lum ber Ls already on the grouml Ix'st ne. me Vili r«o«dve a gallon of Sjinfonl. lature take u, this m atter. Through the courtesy of Mrs. L* When it does rome up, which is ready to p u t into place. The Work­ ice cream free. Hoy. seconded by members of the not at atl likely this session, it might men have been waiting on the bulkM U*ic lie part merit of 1he Worstin'* be expected th a t the west Florida bead before starting the operations , Club the musical of the 22nd »u> but I lie idea now i - t o g o ahead and representation in both houses will ¡arranged Tickets sold by Miss sturi and let tlie bulkheading proP Cor nelly e f d ll Ii War, t>g Fruiih and ritlur* bioughl 432 00. look upon the m atter with disfavor Tallahassee ' p- 11 Seftator Til«' t lyde Line will * trip to * turned f f m n w« •k ’■ There has been much growth down Cei'd nfler | After paving for room rent nnd Veit he "( b i i r n r d loll fame and build a n«'W dock f r o t n the bulkhead ilb*. K v .. , o d <*t h« r it ' e s |i> printing .* In Imice of 421 »«» 1 f 1 the Hast Coast dlring the past dec­ p nte 1» trying *■• till a fovi.l llush •'■itlhlanil V bile in I .oui» I Our magazines are paid for. for tile ade; u reapportion ment would give to tile de«'p water 11 d f r o t l l the bulk curds bead 111 the street will be bricki'd. and wants two more lu V clused tbe deal for the year. Library room rent paid to Ville that section u fur f* « .te r re presen la H<> has air* ady C apt " J e n n a " KncferH Hmi»" and «»tiler p»**|.**Mien making a fine approach The entire i tion; west Florida finds now th at she May, and we are free from debt, so Alexander of llcLund and <’<d Wal­ recent i purchased by Benjamin 1» unable to get m any things th a t plan of the new Improvements have the effort ha.» been worth while. ter P (’orliett of Jacksonville nnd Drew hen* from the Hidden Beni she would like to see because of this not been given to the public h u t it Speaking for tlip ladies in chnrge of Major Forrest Lake nf Sanford. is understood th a t it will lie ex­ Estat«* Co, T h e qrw owners r.re Library affairs we thank every or.o j fact add for t h a t reason it might be He wants in know just where a n ­ capita I¡its of K entucky and Indiana who gave time, service or talent to I Mpected th a t this section of the tensive and in keeping with the great im provem ents being made by the other such three prominent and dis­ and they will I*«» here next week to concert or sales. atate would no t like to meet such a city. tinguished bearing men can tie found, start Mineihing with their new pos­ Respectfully, j »¡tuntion.. Mr. Connelly is reticent such able raconteurs, an d generally session«. M. E. Key, Cress Com. Contending t h a t the game in each alt rolled fine fellows; nnd at the about ¡lie new deal and just what j county is not the property of the capitol last night lie was lie wailing tbe new owners will do in rvgurd to I atate, but th a t sam e is owned by thn the fact th a t two more could not be a hot««) but sta te s th a t they intend vounty and t h a t the m a tter of onNext Tuesday will tie Bird D ay, had there to fill out th e pentagonal to build Up Sanford and have not [ forcing the laws should lx* left to bought the p roperty for a quick sale Among the prominent visitors to the counties individunlly, certain having been designated by G overnor star. but will develop it and become San­ the city yesterday wns J. F. Angr Judge Worley of Miami was sug­ 1members of the house of re present­ Tramm ell and by the grace of the of Orlando. Mr. Ange has been a a t i v e s will make a vigorous fight for s tate superintendent of public in ­ gested an d Sam Harrison of Duval ford boosters in every respect. was suggested but the senator sighed resitfent of Orlnfido for the past struction and the Sanford schools the restoration of tho old gama law and replied "Alas, even the three I several years and before coming to will observe the same. The children Sunday Evening st Star Theatre | ■y, tem and, for tho abolishm ent of ■Ail not a tten d in g services else­ Orlando resided in Indiana and other i *Ke present fish a n d game dep a rtm en will form a gigantic {«arade and have here are not in t h a t class, th at the present fish an d game d e p a rt- traverse the principal streets and pair would do as holder for drawing where in Sanford ore rordiulty in­ states where he has m onuments in vited ta, worship with the M ethod­ the shape of fine buildings erected ment. A measure introduced in the break ranks at the High School a u d i ­ to a royal flush." torium , where appropriate exercises ists next S u n d ay evening at 7:3b by him. He was the contractor for | senate by S enator G o m to and to bo will be held. o ’clock, nt which time the pastor the Yowcll-Duckworth building in introduced in th e house by RepreSold Two Maxwells will (»resent tho view of the church Orlando a n d ' h a s built several fine I aentatlve Wilson of St. Johns will K. R. Murrell told two Maxwells toward antusementa. The subject homes for the Elks in various states. i take the enforcem ent of the game in the past week, one to J. F. H ick­ Boy« Band Tonight will be "Tffc Christian and Amuse­ He is greatly interested in Sanford j law's out of the hands of the present son nnd one to Howard Lym an of T he Boy* Band of Sanford will m ents." This will be n sane s ta te ­ and was here goinp over the city game commissioner. I t does s w a y Forest City. render a p r o g r a m tonight a t th e m ent about spm e popular evils. If with R. D. Waring, y h o Ls anxious with this d e p a rtm e n t created by th e the Ange B aptist Temple. The band haa p u t you want to know why the church to loratc men here of 1813 session of th e legislature, deNeither one of Baptist Services Next Sunday oppose* the dance nnd other things type of boosters. nares the ownership of game a n d forth every effort to make this c o n ­ birds in the eeveral counties of th e cert -a apeclal success and call on ■ Rev, George H y m an -h aa re tunred of like kind, hear Rev. Stelnmeyer’a these gentlemen would s tate ju st where they Intended to put up a state; provides for the protection of tha people of Sanford to encourage and will fill the pulpit a t both hoars sermon S u n d a y - night.. building *in Sanford but they are them by their liberal patronage. I t on next Sunday. T he schedule of •«me; provides for hunters licenses, looking and developments will fol­ has been quite an expense to the services will be ns foliown: Sunday School Picnic and for gam» warden, repealing cha|>* 9:30 S u nday school. Th«* Baptist and Methodist S un­ low. ters 6684 and 6535. acts of 1913, hoys and the promoters to get the band u n d er headw-ay and these co n ­ 11 ;00 Preaching, " E v e ry Sunday d ay schools of Oviedo will give a I to the sam e subject: picnic at W hite’s wharf on Lake Notice The members of th e house op- certs are bciug given with the idea Evangelism.” Jessup next Tuesday, May 4 th. 6:30 Jr. B. Y. P. U. The members of the Home De­ P°**d to the gam e commission will th a t the people are willing to help • n d e , vor tQ ^ t b # tho a t least the admission priYe. T h e E very one is cordially invited to p artm ent of the M ethodist S un d ay '6:30 Sr. B. Y. P. XL 7:30 Breaching. Tho In d ependent bring their baskets and join the good school are requested to be present j *hich will leave t h e m a tter entirely concert will begin at 8 o’clock a n d I **P to the counties, except as to tb e th e small charge of 15 centa for Order of Odd Fellows of Sanford people of Oviedo on this lovely o u t­ a t the Star T hea ter next S unday adu lts a n d 10 cents for children will meat a t this service in a body ing. Many from Sanford have sig­ morning a t 10:30 to march from regulation of the season. will be made. , and Rev. H ym an will deliver the nified their inten tio n to be present aa there to Central P ark, whero the R em em ber the'y are qur own S a n ­ annual sermon for them. Subject, this annual affair it always pleaaant annugl children's d ay exercises will ■IKS*n ito r Jones of Escambia la au. /, and the picnic grounds are famous be held a t ' 11 o'clock. Bo sure to be ; hor of a measure which would ta k e ford* boys a n d girl« and give t h e m "Our Unused Selves.'' for their b ea u ty and fine fishing a n d on h a n d . . You are Invited to attend all tbe rorn railroad commission tho y q u r personal and financial a ssist­ beating. services a t the Temple. power to supervise th e regulation of ance. G. W. Bailey, 8 u p t. . . EAST COAST ANNUAL ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ¡¡¡yH" I S « É ( |¡ g g |g |g |¡ || -ill SOUTHERN BELL CO. BUYS LOCAL SYSTEM N E T rO M P A N T dVE PATRONS. BEST PHONE SYSTEM IN STATE A r? -I .'J M I ~ ■- 1 i 3 m '-m m -^1 *9 details. All of these great improvement«, costing the owners -uch a sum of money will mean a alight raise in the rates but no raise will bo a t ­ tem pted until 1 It of the im prov.inent» liave been rpade and the rai <* will then lie t l advance on the but ness phones, the residence phones rates ^remaining the same. On* account of theke many Im­ provem ents the now equipm ent will not be inaltlled in, complete form for Mjme time and it is estimated thut about »lx m onths will he re­ quired to place the system in the shape t hut the new equipment re­ quires Chief Eng’liner Wilder h i s spent over two m onths here inspect­ ing till* entire system i.f.*l kj o «» th e needs of tlie system a n d -ll wie m a ­ terials have h«.«>h ordered and will bo »hipped here ul o'nce. His surveys end plans have been approved by the olticiub untl the c s tim v it of tho cost m td c after his re p o rt w rj r p proved. In all tlie n t « telephone syiti m for this city anil co unty will bo one of the liest in Florida aud tho officials appreciating the a ttitu d e of the city official* a n d the public in general have been most generous on. their part toward Sanford and the citizens will be proud of their new plunt when it is completed. it will also be good news to tho piilrons of tho telephone system to know t h a t local men will have charge of tho Sanford system . Jesse F. K urnatx will be acting manager and W. A. Barr will be acting super­ intendent; which m eans th a t tho business office and th e mechsnlcsl d e p a rtm e n t will be i n . good hands and the patrons can bo assured of courteous tre a tm e n t a t nil times. T he H erald congratulates the own­ ers of th e Sanford Telephone Co. upon th eir aalo nnd tho new owners, the S outhern Bell Co^, upon their purchase a n d we extend the glut! hand to tho new co m pany for we believe t h a t m utual cooperation will redound to the credit of the patrons und the com pany. Service is what is needed these days a n d service is what th e new com pany expects to give th ru patrons. % A ,z .'J ral I •'çl C. S. W alker died in Ottawa, K ansas, April 8th, 1916. Mr. Wslker was a t ¿n e time a resident of San­ ford, won a brother to L. .H; Walker a n d Mra. L. M. Brown of Sanford, also of Mr*. L. B. Garni uf Savan­ nah, Georgia. *-» sUI ahA. ______ a T h e city of Sanford will g re atly benefit by the recent sale of th e p roperty of the Sanford Telephone Co. to the S outhern Bell Telephone Co., in which all th e lines and e q u ip ­ m ent of the former home co m pany pass into the h a n d s of the l a t t e r com pany. T he position of th e tele­ phone com pany here had resolved Itself into the question of w h e th e r tho homo com pany would keep tho p l a n t with no additional equipm ent to ta k e care of t h e constantly in-, creasing business nnd operate a t a loss or disposo of th e business to a larger company t h a t could guarantee the best of equip m en t nnd service to th e pstrons. T h e general public has been heartily in favor of the transfer nnd the city council nftcr ascertaining the a t t i tu d e 0/ tho p u b ­ lic did not hesitate to grant th e S outhern Bel] a new franchise b a c k ­ ed by a petition signed by the p a t ­ rons of the line. It is now learned th a t the nowowners will njietul a large sum of money on the plant here and will endeavor to give the patrons one of tbe best equipped and most rom ptero telephone systems in the state, in fact it will be a model telephone system in every respect. Every su b ­ scriber will have a new phone of tho au to m a tic type in which the otd met hid of ringing tbe hell will l«o abolished. Ali llnee u. 1 II be metallic from tile phone to the central of­ fice nnd most of the system will bo of copper wire with the cables u n ­ derground in the business portion of the city The central nlbci* will be of t i n moat modern type end will be lo­ cated in a m en cenir.J pn, tion of the city in i' 11 *w building to ho erected by lb** owners. The centr 1 office and switchboard wit! have 1 1 equipm ent that will cost about $26,000 and will tie perfect in t II ■-., , j W m m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1915 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 1915; <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/1c379f34facafd713e31ae45fb521662.pdf e0c166fdeadef245d8c6752d6a57cf52 PDF Text Text F ■- ' ' •• J 4 .THE HANFORD HERALD PAGE POUR lo o o o o o o o o o o o do a o a a o o a o aa oaoooaoao ooooqooodooooooooo t CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN t YOU AND ME." fv ni EVEN THE GATEr --- POST NOT IN IT ■> * -- - * * * * A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE'LL PRENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTEUER. ¡ooD oooooooooooooooooaoooaaoD D O oooooaoD O O ooooaaaoooaa 4♦ ■*• * f ■'*■ 4 4 4 14 4 ‘ 4 * teaches tilings when they are young. 4 The teacher comes to school at 8:30 4 Italiad of Vrgelsblca 4 o'clock and when she has gotten *4 ■ A potato went out on a ♦ enough children for ff"mess in her 4 ' r >»- •— - _m a s h . -------- . _ ♦ roomr'Tfb* —trnche*** Them—ntHfinff, And sought un onion-bed. 4 writing, geography, grammar, •arith­ 4" drawing, cooking, 4* "That's pit for me,” ob­ 4 metic, mutlc," served the squash, ♦ board sawing, crotcheting, deep 4And ull the beets turned ♦ breathing, bird calls, scientific eating, ♦ red. 4 patriotism, plain and fancy brea th ­ 4 forestry, civics, and other "Go ’way," the onion wcep♦ ing, 41 sciences too numerous to mention. ingly cried; •4 4* When school is out, she stay’s be­ “ Your love I cannot be. 4 ’ . ♦ The pumpkin be your law­ 4' hind with five or siz of her worst ♦ 4 scholars and tries to save the state ful bride— 4You cantaloupe with me.” . 4* the job of reforming them later on, V 4' % 4 After that ahe hurries home to make herself a new dress, and snatch a But onward still the tuber 4 •f hasty supper before going hack to came, 4 4And lay down at her feet; 4 a tte n d a lecture by an im portant 4- “ You cauliflower by any 4 specialist on the history of tribal m name 4 law to Patagonia, which the super­ 4 And it would smell as 4 intendent thinks may give her some 4wheat; 4 information which may be useful in ♦ And I, too, nm an early rose ♦ her school work some day. A great •4 And you I've come to see; 4 m any lecturers roam the country, <%■ So don't tu rn up your lovely ♦ preying on school teachers, and some 4 4 of them aro very cruel, talking to nose. ♦ > Rut spinachat with me." 4 th em so long’ t h a t the poor thing* • have to sit up until morning, when th e y get home, to get their daily " I do not c a rro t ull to wed; 4 4 t test papers corrected. So go, *ir, if you please." 4“ School teachers salaries range .4* The modest onioh meekly ♦ said, 4 from $30 a month up—but not far #■ “ And let us pray have 4* enough up to make them dlkzy. ’ on ' 4peas! 4 her salary the teacher must dres* Go, think th a t you have 4 nicely, buy herself things for her •♦ •- work which tho city is loo poor to never seen 4 • get, go to tw enty-nine lectures and Myself *or smelled my '4 » concerts a year, buy helpful, books sigh; 4 « on pedagogy; pay her way to the <§■ Too long a maiden I have * district, county and s tate institute*. been • a n d enjoy herself during a three -h For favor* in your eye." • m o n th s ’ vacation which her Rulnry 4 • takes every year. “ Ah. spare a ru*s." the In ad dition the • teacher is supposed to hoard away -• tuber p rayed; "My cherryshed bride 4 vast sums of m oney, no th a t when « she becomes too nervous and cross • you'll be; • to teach, ut thp age of fifty or t h e r e ­ 4 You are the only weeping •maid 4 a b o u ts «he can retire and live h a p ­ • pily ever after on her income." Thnt c u rra n t now for me" 4 • An* ns the wily tuber »poke, 4 « He caugltt her by s u r­ 4' » * T h e flower show nnd aw arding of ■m prise. • prizes lnnt S a tu rd a y was one of the ■ê And giving her an artichoke prettiest events in the catalogue of * Devoured her with hi* 4 Eor several week* Sanford ♦ 1916. eyes. 4 has been on the qui rirr aw aiting the * Philadelphia Record. inspection of yard* nnd porches • 4 m ade by the com m ittee of the W om ­ e ■è • 4 4 4 4 * 4 a n ’* Club and the com m ittee up• * pointed to aw ard the prizes for the Kansaa expects u wYeut yield of best kept yard, th e p re ttiest flower 200.000. 000 bushels this year against gardens and th e prettiest porches in 102.000. 000 bushel* last year, itself the city. The prizes were of flowers u bum per crop. Moreover, unless nnd bulbs and plant* nnd there were tim e s 'improve ra p id ly nnd largely, also some rush prizes ! have turf t h a t stale will not lie beset with its heard who were the lucky winners usual lark of harvest hands It I hut 1 wish to congratulai.' th em in looks as if the prosperity m eteor ft ad v a n c e for having th at milch pride headed straight for Kansaa. in their city and also to co n g ra tu la te • * I ag a in th e W om an’s Club, tho m e m ­ T If one thinks th n t Sanford is not bers of which m ade this groat ev e n t growing by leaps und bounds just possible. There is som e dissatisfac­ visit the various churches on Sun­ tion am ong the people who m ad e day and note the large congrega­ s tren u o u s effort’s to clean their back tions in er.ch of them. This is o ne yard s as well as the front because of th e best places in the world to the inspection com m ittee fuiletl. to take a census of the city, for when make longer stops nt each plan* .to the churrhes t,re filled il means th a t note the backyards, hut having the th e pity is filled with peopir. It also entire city to cover in a short space means that the people of this city of tim e gave the com m ittee hut little tire recognizing their duty to God tim e to give more th a n a cursory nnd the rhurch and are fulfilling glance nt the m any yard s in tho big th a t duty. I really believe th a t when ail the new churches of San­ ford are built nnd occupied that the rh u rc h census will compare favor­ ably with, that of m any other cities of larger proportion*. • • • '• 1 The following bit of sarcasm is from an edUorial in the Philadelphia Bulletin. It will be thoroughly en­ joyed by those whom It does not fit: . "A school teacher Is a person who territory to cover. Those who had cleaned up their premises are entitled to 'g re a t praise even if they, d i d ‘ not get a longer visit, for their intentions were good. Over on ,Sanford nvenue especially were the yards cleaned, the stores taking prido in the cleanliness of Iheir premises and I will personally congratulate the public spirited mer­ chants of this section who went to work with a will to be ready for tho inspector*. Hut this work should a healthy young fellow of tw enty. not sltyi here. Every duy 'should.be You are strong in body and your clean up day all over the city and rfiind Is not weak. And I say to you our yards should be ready for an j that if you are broke, stranded and Inspection at any time of.th e day or j friendless, i t ’s ten to one t h a t but week if we would have n clean and I one person will Ire to- blame, -and healthful city. The idea of the th n t’a yourself. flower show demonstrated to our For you can make yourself efpeople the wonderful possibilities of ficient. There is some one thing, the yards and gardens (or there was maybe two things, that you can be J lj c g r e a te s t profusion of flowars and j able to d o ’better* than moat other planta on exhibition, some of the! people can do. And for a person flowers that* were said to be in­ who can make good there is always digenous to a colder climate and an opening. yet tlipy were there a t the show in This world is full of second raters, profusion. This show should be of unskilled, untrained, botching, given every year and the ladies and buttered fingered incompetents. T hey the men should take a greater inter­ usually werp so because they were est in making Sanford the beauty too lazy or ignorant to prepare spot of the state of Florida. Here thejnseivea to do well some p a rt of where, we. can havuO.hu water an d the .Urn world's -workT* ’* " -------i ------drainage and the good lands that Lord, Lord. The poor work th a t will grow flowers of every kind we Alls the world. Think of It! Of all should strive to make the yards the mothers in this town, how m any beautiful nil the year round. ! re­ are successes. How many are a p p ly ­ gret exceedingly that Sanford lots ing themselves, by study and con­ are so small, but even in n limited stant effort, to the business of space the porches can be made very mothering? * attractive and out1 principal streets I hnd, I suppose,'» hundred te a c h ­ that arc seen by the people passing ers, more or less, in my pchool days; through the city should be made and of them I can't remember over more beautiful by the planting of two or three th a t understood how to flowers and trees and shrubs of all teach. The others were just holding kinds. Let the good work continue their jobs. and each citizen'should m ake him­ Most preachers you hear are bad— self a committee of one to abolish not bad men,, but bad preachers. all the unsightly yards .and houses Most singers cannot sing. Most ac­ and bring Sanford into the limelight tors are mediocre.^ Most hooks are a as the healthiest and prettiest city waste of time. Most houses are not on the globe. fit to live in. Most cooks can't cook. • * » Most clerks do not earn even the T Our City Attorney had one put over small salary they get. on him last'w eek when he gave ad­ I do not speak of genius, nor of vice to u restaurant man allowing the exceptionally gifted people. It 1» him to build c movable structure in a plain fact th at the man who sim ­ tlie lire limits. DeCottes ruled that ply does well the thing he is paid for if the structure was on wheels it doing is a rare quantity. That is the could be built and moved into the shameful tru th , • fire limits a n d lo and behold when And the dfrect road toward ■a l­ the wagon made its appearance on ways getting employment, toward the McLuulin lot on Park avenue it boing indispensable und in dem and wan almost two stories in height is to equip youjself to do something and looked like a new hotel building. well. There was a good sized kick nt once Klflriency? Why. I don't know a and the people were aroused i n to ' solitary hotel o r ’'restaurant in this * SpMiftt frtcH for i Bftft I m u IUUm . —WrtU N o« far T lf t f . )V > CO, the laws and th e s ta te laws should he enforced to the letter. If you will give th e m un inch they will ta k e a mile nnd th ere is only one way to stop ull of this foolishness anti D>u t is to enforce th e laws to the letter. | T he S un d ay closing law is being b r o k e , and the people w ho w o u like to grant the privilege of having | a store open for a few hour- on Sunday ere now up against a bunch ' - <®> Ik4> * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f # - <$ D R . C. W . FAIN ij e n t is t wore It)« white er.nri) USLî PEOPLES HANK III || l),v0 ROOM 9 ^ 14 L t G A l ADVIR1ISIN0 Y All Local Advertisements Under I. , MAHTEITM **1.1 This Heading THREE CENTS a Under end by virtù. ,,f . ....... r lo .u r « a n d sale r«n.l*r»,| „ 01 '«w Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Jlidia of tba Smnil, Judinìl . . ' ■lata ol Ploilda for •* U» Charge 25 Cents. chance! y alitine in . re„lln" f» FOR SALE For Sale— Three fresh milk cows. Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf Hogs for Sale— Car load jusr re­ ceived. Write Martin Doyle, It. D. No. 2., for particulars. GMfe Fat Cattle for Salo— Some fine ones just shipped in nnd in fine con­ dition. Address Martin Doyle, San­ ford, II. D No. 2. 55-tic pendini, «berefn The Hlr.rh I £*")(•« «n.1 w w it,..r**llrad* are d.len.l.,,., fc. K. Iliadi *M >lf ned , aa aìet , tal maater the hfihi aell lo hf«h«t and be.t l„d,!„ £» *4 J* fi lh!à iiljj f0urlthr do«, u rJ*L lord. Florida, on ktonday, April 5th. fjiy ih. ?*” “5 pww mrt-Ttr&pfTty, to-wit; Ono Ona brown bone mule named Jim . . , ini Ini about 1,200 1.200 pound., .‘.".'î " mule nemed Mollle. In,| J ' llOd pounds; pne brown m.,. 1lk^t Mary and wrlihln* al„,ui i u« ona bay mare mule named S.r.h .„ /tV y lit! about 1060 pound.; one I,,, n.mad Jane, and .el.Km. poua.it«; ona roan mare i„ul, „,M and wel(hlni about 1200 1p«un.i. - , ------*011«ft* rja. t e mare mule named tl«it>. , n.i about It&0 pound.; one V,,«15 1 , named'Itili — named filli and wri(hln( al.oui i '.’o'T brown bora, bo ............ one .brown mule named' well hing II about 1200 pound* pound. ..,| u*‘ mare mule named Je-.i,. about ISOO pound*. *WWf S r i l«»rir,,r* “ ** U rontmi)"1 unl11 i,u«iay, W|, . . Mut«r S r‘° NIn iili'Br. mile »perlai l'hiniwL For Sate— Five acre# half Maury A Warlow. Ala. |„r from brick road, quarter mile from 65-Tuca Sic loading station, 6 miles from San­ ford, county road on one aide. All l a t h e C ounty J u d i e 'a t auri i„ . good black hammock land. Two H em lnole C o u n t,. H - . l d . ** re Catate ol acres cleared, fenced and farmed 2 In W. II. Undarwooú, ilrrr.ioi ol Aununi.tr.tr.r Admini.tr.tr.i vtl, S. UOOU cric«! nNotice » w "I years. Good IKVWing flowing WCH. well. Price $ 8 0 0 . Terms to suit customer. A. Pi by virtue of .*' ivp aIn ' ónlè i “’‘.u,’ Ci. Connelly telly. 119 Magnolia avenue. . "Fouit “oV^Semm",*1 ' XHw'. ida. on the 6th day ol April, 5 7 -tf that 1 will. a. ,\.imini.ir,i. , ,,i HU. late ol W. II Inder». For Sale 20 flne brood *ows. ; *,h» hl/heat' and* VJVi"" I t'lV /'C '.S M artin Doyle. Sanford,' R. D. No. 2. i i?n n V ’■ n , ' ^ - vu ' ' n front o f I n f « t o r r nf tf,. ¡ ~ - a S' Underwood, on Oak arri,.,, 58-tic No, spn, d o n 't get led astray by office. 63-tfc wild eyed theories. Yo be sure, it's' a wicked, cruel a n d selfish world. For R e n t — Several nice nfltce There's a great deal of injustice a n d rooms over Vowell's. Enquire N. T special privilege a n d ull that in it. Y o welt & Co. :i2-tf , , l|t r m u lk in R to y o u . And I I t(,n yot) , hjt, thl. wa> ^ keep out of For Rent A com fortubly, furnishl d nui(, f„ | uri. lruln y o u r . e.d room, eastern exposure, in modBtu, |V( |,e jn ,|„»trious. and ,ir" home, private family Summer youra« |r lo (io „„„„.thing well, rates Gentlem en preferred Address, ltox 1084. 67-tf to make good, ; M l.f whu know no Sunday, who want to Bell everything and who will keep rheir places open all duy Sunday' anti make all the noises thut would characterize such a place on week days. The only way out is to «oak them with the stringent laws th at mean just what they read and this will lie the filial outcome of it all. Such tingrnnt violations and eva­ sions of the law always bring the prohibition lawa into efTeet nnd those who would grant some priv­ ileges arc forced to the alternative of sutting on the lid. • • • * t *i *Tis seldom th a t I preach a ser­ mon to tho boys and I am not going lo break into print with ono now, b u t much better than preaching one myself will lot my old friend, Dr. Frank Crane give you this ono th at every boy in Sanford and some of tho men should rend. 1 am talking to you, *on. You're , Under normal conditions next season's crop of oranges and grapefruit will be much larger than that of this year. T he grower who sends firstquality fruit to the market will again bo the man with a big bonk account. There will bo demand for tho best, no matter how great the Volume. depend upon t us much as t ________ tisfaction G uaranteed” machinery has demonstrated that it is a paying proposition to growers of good fruit. W , «tU tU jlj lurotik a t i n t lN , r o u lo j. u f t o th « UfarafttUa. CENTRAL A' .» # FOR RENT Skinner's “Satisfaction Guaranteed" Packing Home Machinery Cires Good Frail the Touch of Quality That Makes it Sell » s a r __ bove enlarged our Dunedin plant and this year hope to be prepared to fill alt orders. . ond and Third atreeta >t, t>,r ,uy 0| j,. lord. Seminalo County, Klun.u. «q 0( For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, 1st peraonol property belcnfini to .«id Mtil. , confi.tini ol all tl that rert.m ttae ,¿ \ prize pen Orlando Fair, White Rocks, merchanol.e rompo.ed of the I,dinam, Ulackamllh .bop,futur», in.) tedi $2.50. O th e r pens $1.50. Single falote, olla, wajon., harm---addlrry. Comb W hite Leghorn, $1.60 t o . $2.00 uniabed wheela for huye.«* .,,d . , paint bru.br«, ras mai»,., , rI«rkaiwrth per setting. B aby chicks $12.00 per ft iron. .---. ( -an *---n.t«,,.. ■«o») B». hundred for rem ainder of season., md nil linrft of personal ,n; ! i ( G»k. idi Southern Onks F’oultry F arm , E n - ! ¡n ««id «lor*. •I rr rhU .»1« i« •Ul>|«‘rt t., •• “ f‘f* 1»« d terpnse, Hu. 66-9tc u u|, s. n.h»r, *h.»i 1*1* a |i ■ ... i ■— ! <tat**41 Bt h day of Jar.-jw , and n* action. T he outcom e of th e whole town where you can get a slice of „ f, . t mf t i n rr rord#d in th»* r*«‘nrd« . f ■*1 .o«*t* For Sale Prize \V inninffjBuJT Ur- Florid», on tlic ioih .u> . r A ÍK business, wilt he a sweeping reduc- bread th a t is .real bread like mot her HL Eggs for hatching. T he tV- ^ *’i*l’if» lion of nil the peanut s ta n d s and used to make. And as for hot bis- pington im . ♦ U • M || kind th a t hutch anti live. 15 egg* to KMll.t 1 < '■ other s tru c tu re s being in th e fire ruit they h a v e n 't the remotest idea . ... m4i Adfi»lni»ir»tri* of V\ H • • . iñ 4*Trice $2,50. E nquire 210, rrm„ a. limits no m a t t e r how they happen of them . You can gel forty-seven setting , . A. K. I' owit *, AU> 66-tf to be constructed, i t is high tim ej kinds of incut und vegetables w l t h i 1*“ ^ ‘' V|,|' U|-. Tuwi&dt th a t Sanford pu t a stop to th is busi- nil sort* of sauces, nil tasting n h o u t ' N'ollrr of AppllraMun f«r I n Umf l Srrllim S73 of ihr t.rnml tidsir ness of allowing tin* street* to 'tic ulike, but never n piece of hom em ad e j Nf»Ur® I» hrfrL> giur, ^ HU*ii «rej, purchatrf nf T»t « *ri r »'• S- Itit filled with this class of junk If the bread. I t ’s utm ost as trad with I tl» led ili** -In! di y of Jut.* ' I* mi, ordinance cun be evaded in t bis j coffee. hai fUrd «aiti rrrtlftnir i* id I hi« m»d«* »p pi kit ion fnr ' *i III M Lf'fill m anner there is no law against a When you hire a carpenter, p a in ti lo icrnrdiner *iih li* * " i f , -lit ri. Sr»r*Mi i f>r follo» if. g «1*• • i Trnprrt) man building a two sto ry frame cr, paperiianger. upholsterer, plasJ. M usson. C ottage for rent illuBtrd In Srm»n»dr * ‘ (• t#- I house. placing it on wheels anti mov- u.yer. or plum ber to do a jolt in y o u r fi9-8tp »M 8 K ‘a of SI , . ror), S*»r|lon H, Tp Jl li ing it within the lire limits anti doing jlou, p_ (t reasonably sure thut itis ■ Tr j|i> Tbr »»id lind L *irs|f * ■ • For Ren t Neul six room house on of thr Uaumttrr id *Uf » • • • th tW t.usiness T h a t ts the trouble with wtirk wj„ Rillil)tPrf. bungled a n d rfr* nam» of J 1 1 M i Kilt l the city to d a y . There is too much unsatinfuctory. unless you stund o v er Magnolia avenue. bet wpi •n F ourth ilfir itr «h »IIfir friífeiiiol • 1 t i' 70-3tp »tree!*. and Fifth fit dr**«f will U"ur thro Ml leeway beinft granted on these m a t - ’ hlm w jtj, u t.|u |, W hat u liejd is of May, A I»l'*l . ' 1 * *i| ters anti while I have been lenient open to the m an who does good W it nr** ir»y -c ifi■ * ¿ni * ' ■ For Rent House of eight rooms in my ideas all along I am now of work, who 4s p u n c tu a l, honest a n d und buth on M yrtle avenue, close i hl* ihr 3ni >1»> ">f IVi ‘\ in rirrk <*lrrult f miri v* ‘ the opinion th u t the ordinances and capable. in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., lly J** « » Unless Properly Packed, Fruit Will Not Bring Top Prices T he marketing of Florida's citrus fruit crop so that it will be proGtable largely depend« upon the manner in which the fruit Is packed. N o matter how carefully grown, sprayed and protec ted in tho grove, fruit that is not properly prepared and packed will not bring top prices, * I, FLORIDA t»S*Tur*- 5t r NOTH F Itoad report of Fdfar f !'• rfott, and J I* Turo»f public courtly r»«d *■ ■Tho fifty (Su) (unl n a ilil rh inon.d »»rnui, l-rfir. - ■, •• V| % P**ClIITU nf «»id il * • » flinn IHK I Hrm t *I * 2»U >ardo- m|i*r. g »*«* ¡¡I"' 0'B8; "**X'T'* of thirty te , L north of thr cult! h .1, od t *p 20, rangr .11 »>• r.1 .It «*■ roicj»»y on* ill mil*’ 1 J«.r<t»E> r*.f AUu two roadway* know»» f..l wife and Brown road, rarh tf rf, ■-, f1.* They toll- you t h a t evory em ployer For R e n t— F urnished house of five and thraw-Huartrr* <*. »-f » i.àft I*»tilmg ra»t I* anHr frntti *'-*'"1 has more a p p lica n ts than he has room*, screened th ro u g h o u t, tele- nuc «'«fis* nnd writ. 1 1 W*'ilr *• ' •ft* I»* jolts. The t r u t h is t h a t he has more ph >ne, gns nnd all modern c o n v e n i­ along thr north i|Unr»*f • ,’ttut I, rrnlrr f linlf« *r cl I* n f' inefficient applicants. If he knew ences. $20 per m o n th for th ree lip 2<>, rang*- (I H ^ 1 road noftL thnt you could do the business saljs- „„ .„th s. Includes water. Mrs. D irk - oJordan f S*r 3 . ?!>. I I Said roatf*«)' l*4' fnrtnrily he would give you work 906 M yrtle Ave. 71-tfc primic r*-*tdntiw t,#* im mediately. 15*0 *», m *•( * tl* I ' h l l r d S t « l a * f o nd ' The world is hungry for men w im * 1 1 r*t alijlis hr if, «nil lf slr»| cun and do make good. »rrupird and Um*»> f r s tilt id roadway* «t par ina nr iti t*»* * “J O o puMif hen r tit frrr Riley Plant* a T r r r «*•(/ 1 !■ Bi r d m ill h r dr c l nr * «I H> ro.d it Ihr n«u rrgul.r “ We plant this tree Hoard. S7-TuM-&tr Wanted— To exchange farminj: and Reside the sea grazing land in Volusia county for In trust th at it yet may wave N O T H ’ »: O F S M i houiie and lot in »Sanford. Apply to puf*Hi® Through shower and shade Katie* 1« hrrrhv g**•*n rt»4* J. II. Hutchinson, 11th und Laurel of t final drrrrr uf for*rli'*nrt - «• \,’c In sunny hours Hii.it on thi* 2<Ith day of Ma^h ' J f t t|* « avenue. 6&*9tp Ik« JfonoraIilr Ja-nr* W • For other eyes a* glad as ours.” lha Cirr y11 Cnu r l. 8r%r ni h J * i4i,,t Iff»*. n*In and for the ruynty til s' r arm 'fifi® “ in Chancrry. in *h»i Surrounded by an Interested group Wanted— Amateur^musicians th a t Ida, r ,i«t • Ih/Trln ponding, »hrrrtn J J K.ir •*< a t Alton Beach a t 10 o'clock th ii play wind instruments that will re­ rompUlnant, and »!d»«r'l ' t 1.1! «f* Anna M. Krrr atr d*frr»da»«t' morning, Jam es W hitcomb Riley hearse and play on pay jobs. Call or i«lr, and «til 1« *hr high* . Jitrr I« « ra«h, in front of thr omiM * it i„ n-io«r threw the first shovelful of d urt in the„ next _few .day*. J. M. Stumon Hanford, _ S*minol* rouniy. FI* !, mVU«*about the roots of a young rubber 316 Kant Fourth St. 66-7tp day, thr aid day of m «> ' • iw amme brio8 * Irgal «aU* •»*• tree. Tho tree now stands in the Irf.l hour, of thr l'""1 * ,;1. center of Lincoln Road, a stretch of ___________________________________ in thr final <lrrrrr •<[>!»•■'"I »«: ’ uat.it In ih* (-«unir ■ rbsd which connects Alton Itoadj f^t lilly-two <621 m M „Í.«„I j W M b«lnUlpart ol hr«li"i) 1 ‘ *„ttr i with the A tlantic Boulevard. It, is!* Lost— Top o(I Gasoline tank on rli.t.lon, (11). town.hjp ' tilm-trrn I •* p.ft- I , surrounded by a low iron fence, I a u to antl l°(l brace on auto top, Re~ (10). «hlctvplat *• dll,> "* ! " tic Hrrarda ol Srminnl» i ' T,'.s which te a rs a tab let with tho follow- w ard a ‘ Herald Oflice. 70 2 tt CKUItliK A J Spall.I Ing inscription, ‘‘R ubber tree, p lan t­ n.orz« O. ll«rrln|i. lor Compì.In.nl ed by Jqmes W hitcom b Riley, April Public Stenographer— I am pre­ * flrljettor M-fura-Btr 1916." Relow this will hang n p a i d to do all kinds of stenographic bronze tablet, with th e words of the work and typew riting and solicit a I n C a a r t o f t h r I ' o u n l r k " ,,‘ Mlale «1 Horld. above poem, which was ready by trial when you have any worjc of la Caaatr. r* K.tate of . „ Riley just before-.the ceremony of th is kind you wish done. Office first Attgo.ia A. Hlrrin« To all Cr«dtlor*. I.rzairr*. ’* “ ¡^¡¡»»4« tha planting. all Paraona ha»ln* < lalra. r door east of tha postoffire. P hona acaln.t aatd Ratal«; Carl G. Fisher, a prim e mover In 290. Miss M arion Packard. fl7-tf* Yo«. and oarh ol )«« •” r„,_ tlfi«d and rrgultoi •" l’" .r i * the Lincoln Highway movement, and dtmanda whlrh you. or « • ,„ L Personal— W. T ravers, formerly of may hava azain.t !*• «*•••' *ii*Jf*(Va^ named this stretch of road which Hlrrin«, dKcawd, Jat« |k( runs through his p roperty on-A lton 1610 1st Ave. S. Minneapolis, M inn, ly. Florida, to th« undrr.ic-send youf address a t once to J. H. of «aid Mill., within t«o Beach. It was Mr, Fisher's plan to data h*r*nf. • „ J . . ,, ,u. , Morse, Robbinsdale, Minn. Im plant the tree. “ Wo ezpect,“ he »I« 70-2tp said, “ to have the verses made in p o rta n t. *l-Tu«»-8tc bronze to hang ju st below the tablet 11 already nam ed," U ^ C w a rt «1 ih « C .u -i« Cannir. «im« •' First American 8u(jar Factory. The movie man was there with In r«,E.t.t* of Amertca’e first beet sugar factory M U . Jlm C I»» J t m la inln l r Uisaa .„buirW ^ hla camera and the ev en t will be ^ * , , " t\ i i or told In this m anner to the poet's w as erected In Philadelphia In 1830. T o■Il«11 PCreditor». r r r o n » trevln* "r »s»lnrt . » i d EMftt«i h, . » b r I adm irers everywhere. After the cer­ It did not prove a eacoaea and was v a n «ad * » c h of you are dismantled. The first successful beet emony, Mr. Riley’s niece, Mr. and su g ar factory was built In 1170 a t M rs. Fisher, Mm. E. A. Rickm en, Alvarado, Cal. Th la - factory was In M r. and Mrs. T . J. Jancoaat, and a operation anti! IftlS, when It closed num ber of other* were photographed down. It la estldiated that $100,000,000 .«Id «alnt». «rithlft tw» rMM f r a » In the enclosure a b o u t the tree.— la now invested In the sugar beet In­ M nt!^d, Apr|l 171*. \ » t-ü K S irlU ,.; dustry bf this country, M iami Metropolis, , ft*-Tua.-9tc im i WANTED ! . �■H ■ ■'*rf *" ,** - IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S <3 REATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY 1 * *\ TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D t * — * ---------------------------------------------------------^------------ ----------------7--------------------------------------1-----:— -T----• I N S A N F O R D — L ife /« HW /> L iving * VOLUME VI r - IDAVIS liquor bill PASSES BOTH HOUSES fo u r th w e e k o f l e g is l a - TREK FINDS TH ESO LO N S RIGHT ON THE JOB At midnight the Davis regulation I bill becomes effective, having passed bath houses. T he vote taken in the house today resulted 45 to 23, five [members being absent. Under tbis law saloons will dose at 6 p* m. to reopen at 7 'a. rn. No j screens will be allowed, all goods to Ibe sold id sealed packages an d taken [ sway from premises to drink. Clubs I and hotels are, prohibited serving drinks where meals or lunches are [■old.'* Dancy of Duval .changed his | vote to a m ove for reconsideration. All sm endm enta were tabled as foM U offered, indicating n o chance to [ reconsider. » The senate insurance com m ittee today withdrew the compulsory in­ vest ment bill requiring foreign com­ panies doiifif business in the s ta te to | invest 50 per cent of their reserve premiums in Florida, S e n i o r H im es’ - bill establishing j a »late road d ep a rtm en t, pasacd the | senate this morning. The house killed the fresh water fish bill by striking out the e n a c t­ ing clause, * The Davis bill provides th a t 1i14uors shall not lie sold in less q u a n ­ tities than half pints and that the packages shall be securely seated. This does aw ay with drinking in sa­ loon». and converts the saloons into dispensaries. It is said that no state I where tlie sule of liquor is perm itted I ha* such a drastic luw as the Davis la« SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, ATRIL 30, 1915 ___________________-----1--------------------------------------------------- —--------------------------------- -------- telephone service and rate in cities, c i r o p t as court of appeal. Mr. Jones believes that this is a m atter which should be left to the cities of the s tate and he would by his hill take (fom the railroad commission this responsibility and ghn* * m * th e city g o b e rn ra e n u in -tow n* trf -rm*r five thousand population. Mr. Jones would give to tho city tho rights to regulate the charges and requirements, hut would give the telephone companies th e right to appeal to the railroad commis­ sion. The bill would also validate contracts given the city of Pensa­ cola and other cities the free use. of the telephones. This practice was recently declared a discrimination by the railroad commission a n d hundreds of people who received free use of the telephone were thus de­ prived. FOR THE COUNTY BETTER SANFORD HARBOR AND A HOME DONATIONS A R E S O U G H T :.. Y A C H t.C L U B *— 1 . * LADIES WILL CANVASS THE WELL KNOWN BOATBÚILDER CITY ON BEHALF OF ANXIOUS TO START FAC­ THE INDIGENTS TORY ON LAKE FRONT 1/ - - , V' N O . 72 Sunday School Social On Friday evening, April 23rd, Misa Thusa Tarbeil entertain ed tho senior classes of tho B ap tist and Methodist S unday achoola. i All e n ­ joyed the games of bottle fruit“ base .KtLtmd magic music.. MUa G o o ig ir Pattishall played " D o w n by the Old Mill S tream ." Mrs. T arbeil,'a s ­ sisted by Mrs. Dooley served Ice cream and cake. All regretted th a t it soon came time to d e p a rt, for Miss Tarbeil is an . ideal hostess. Those present wero Messrs. Payne Daniels, William Kilbee, Horace Rauleraon, Paul Dooley, Tom m y McLain, Ossie Flynt, Edwin Haulerson and Miss K ate F lynt, Lola (■rant, Abgib Doudney, Georgia P a ttlshall, Elizabeth Stones, Calla G rant Thusa Tarbeil nnd Mrs. C. W . Cul­ pepper. Clasa Reporter. FAVOR COUNTY»BONDS THREE OF AIFN D BIRD DAY TUESDAY —* return fr o h KENTUCKY CONTRACTORVISITORHERE l ¡¡¡yH" ™ irl1 1 í | lrBf*MÙ. « B ». UÀ IS « É (|¡g g |g |g |¡|| *— • - - . V -----!-----»------------ There Will be a house to house Th* vexatious question of how tho canvas made by a com m ittee of city would arrange a harbor Jor ladies Monday morning, under th e boats along the bulkhead seems leadership of Mrs. W. _W. A ber­ capable of solution and solved in a n a t h y for the purpose of soliciting moat profitable m anner. S. Sher­ /¡T , ‘ m an’, the well known b oat builder Änd co,I' clini£ bed 1,ncn’ U b ,e table ware, china and silver, and who has been in business a t Iteresall such necessary articles for the ford for several years has disposed equipm ent of the county home. of his ship y ard at th a t place and is Please meet the Indies cordially and anxious to came to Sanford,' recog­ with a package ready to be carried nising tins possibilities of this pluce away with them. This is going to after the tourist hotel has a ttra cted be u whirlwind canvas and the com ­ the wealthy yacht owqcrs here for mittee mean business for the need the winter months. Messrs. Bates and Fuller, two of is great. The home or building has T he Record C om apny of St. Au­ Mr. Sherm an Is anxious to secure Altam onte's most prominent citixens been acquired and some furniture gustin« has announced t h a t it will a place on »tile lake front where he were in the city yesterday consulting with which it can lie tem porarily issue an East Coast Annual, which can have boat way«, a turning basin with Secretary Haynes of the Comsupplied but it requires thpse oth er ¡» planned to bi- u com prehensive and place to keep yachts during the mercial Club regarding the bonding im portant things immediately th at possibilities of thl» section The summer months. It is now the opin­ of the county for brick roads. Mr. it may lie m a d e habitable for those publishers' announcement «ays; ion of those who are interested here Bates is tho owner of the A ltam onte who are on tho waiting list. This is th a t a yacht club in connection with " I t is n well known fact t h a t all one of the greatest needs an d big­ the boat -yard would be something Hotel and Mr, Fuller is proprietor of Florida is developing with m ar­ of the Altam onte Grocery Co., and gest charities in the county anti th a t is giVatly needed and the velous rapidity. indeed, «level« pboth of them are good roads boost­ should have a ready, willing support club would not only be composed ment during the past year or two ers and greatly interested in having from the county seat. oj the winter tourists but people of has assumed such proportions as to the road between Seminole and Housekeepers are urged to look Sanford wbo have never been able make it liaril to g«'t those to a ppreeiate They over their household equipment and to keep a boat here without n suil- Orange paved with brick. who are not residents of tbe state cull something from their linen nblf harbor for protection, Tlie city »tut«- that the people of (heir sec­ and in direct touch with conditions chest, china closet and silver to could u-»si.»l in 1Ills work by allowing tion are heartily in favor of bonding II appears to tin- dircctur» of tin» for tbis road ami thut the entire give to such a worthy cause the dredge to make the turning enterprise thut an Annual or » Year Please every one try to give som e­ basin and use the sand to lilt in the county should get tint habit. Rook of some kind is of vital im ­ thing. if hut line pair of pillow slips, bulkhead. The new harbor would portance to those who are interested Sanford Library a s h e d or towel or perhaps one lie built juM at tlie end <rf tlie bulk­ in Florida, for the purpose of keep­ For tho gratification of all those knife and fork, but do not let the head at either the west or tbe east ing the public mind up to d a te as com m ittee go away em pty handed, «■nd wherever the owner» offered who helped in the effort* lately made regards what is being accomplished to pay Library debts | »end in the (live something K rm em hrr to have lilt- best term« III the most, progressive slate in tile following report. your package ready when the call is I 'ni«>n This m atter will lie brought beWhen we moved into the now made. While there has been much call It would lie a big tiling to u n d er­ The indies who will cull will be fure the * Commercial Club at their room improvem ents were made at a for a reapportionm ent, it is now con* take l«> covei the growth and devel­ Mr* \Y \Y Abernathy and com ­ next meeting ind there is no doubt ci*»t of $31.29 for carpenter work | lidered that there is little likelihood opm ent of tlie whole stall' of Florida ■mittee in th»* I in v ison cur. central Imi what lb** lonnril and lile pimple nnd 110, 0(1 fur wiring for lights. the legislature will take up this ques J for one year and it is not our put- S e c t l o l l o f S a I ( o r t i (I interested will assist In every way Subscriptions (or maguiiues ex­ Ml tion at this session. Under the con | pose to attem pt »111 h task There I tinge«* arid 1u rumi! ........ .. plant pired in April so here » a t another II Iguil to gel this bout bulbil rig stit ution of 18 86, a rea ppor 11Oil ment Is id read) in existence an excellent car. Height» Mr» It J Starling and yacht club here lor it will need to b«* met i$27.tl()i. I* called for every ten years. The annual covering a portion of the and committee in Dr Miller's car tribali much to the city in many The income from loaning books first reapportionm ent under the con­ Gulf const of Florida, so we will central s**rltinn does not average more than 410.00 Mr» John Mein Florida, St il committee in M> I-l b r. r. W e st, M T -b b c r me. n 1» .in experience« m o n 'lily stitution was made in 1887. and a l­ limit ourselves to East So while there ar«* no <1 \T ^ si though it has been m any years since which we will define by nam ing the other expenses connected with tin* Sob' Mr» ii II ( huppell and corn- | builder and would employ sevthe representation in both houses has following counties th a t will tie to u c h ­ mutt*» opening of t i e room» (electric light ( huppell car, l olery ucenue. |,«ral assistants and tils business been changed except by I lie addition ed Upon in the book which we «re Mn*. ( K Uulkur, Walkrr cht, etyM » given by the Utilities Co. and 1 ¡n tune wonhi glve the cltv u gooti of new counties, it 1» believed by now preparing (or publication: N a s ­ of Tal metto, west oí (¡¡itchi'l'* »toro pay ro!l asido from the many yaehts voluntary service by every one serv­ many legislators th at it is not up to sau, Duval. Clay. St. Johns. P u t­ it woiilii attru c t |n ¡he <:t > At his ing a* iiiin riH'i) the Library seldom Will „ N a me N e w P l a c e the present assembly to order a re­ nam, Volusia. Seminole. Orange, can have very many dullura in re­ The committee a p p o in te d to »elect J Hr,*ri>fnrd plunt he mis has many serve for emergencies. apportionment. They are of the lirevard, Osceola, St l.ucte. Palm fine yacht» for the »umtner and the t i e n a rri' (or the ne,w ire cream p a r ­ opinion that thut is a burden which Beach. Dude and Monroe \ ru mma ge sal«* in l.inuary paid peoplr wlio rrillsi* lli 1 lo'id. w111. r» tir a ' d restaurant will r* port to ! [ should fall upon the coining legis­ 11 ihe wittier are ..il itnxioiis tu III** ■.ertr . Ilgl t bill III 41'.' 00. ullil ii ■i - r *i w muri II 1; ■t 11 i 11 . |io k Mml j lature. the one to sit m !‘i|7 tin bit* -ali April I b. t hose who W ill Ituilil N( » D im k j the titillo* o f '!*• winner will to* post p!..,i their uuilis in frtsh w atir fot cont ribut ed to It util be glad ¡ 0 There ha» be«« n a great dem and tile -limito r ll possil > ■ and I liere 1 » Tin* Clyde Line will make ex te n ­ ed in tin- ■>• «ream parlor I'rimedlateamong the newspapers of the state no poiul quito a» wcll l«oi ted es learn brought in $34.00, enough to The one who senti» in the and from the people that the legis­ sive im provem ent» at this pluce ami ly alter settle (he carpenter bill. the lum ber Ls already on the grouml Ix'st ne. me Vili r«o«dve a gallon of Sjinfonl. lature take u, this m atter. Through the courtesy of Mrs. L* When it does rome up, which is ready to p u t into place. The Work­ ice cream free. Hoy. seconded by members of the not at atl likely this session, it might men have been waiting on the bulkM U*ic lie part merit of 1he Worstin'* be expected th a t the west Florida bead before starting the operations , Club the musical of the 22nd »u> but I lie idea now i- to go ahead and representation in both houses will ¡arranged T i c k et s sold by Miss sturi and let tlie bulkheading proP Cor nelly e f d ll Ii War, t>g Fruiih and ritlur* bi oughl 432 00. look upon the m atter with disfavor Tallahassee ' p- 11 Seftator Til«' t lyde Line will * turned f f m n w« •k ’■* trip to | After paving for room rent nnd There has been much growth down Cei'd nfler Veit he "( b i i r n r d loll fame and build a n«'W dock frotn the bulkhead ilb*. K v .. , o d <*t h« r it 'e s |i> printing .* In Imice of 421 »«» 1 f 1 the Hast Coast dlring the past dec­ p nte 1» trying *■• till a fovi.l llush to tile de«'p water 1 1 d frotll the bulk •'■itlhlanil V bile in I .oui» I Our magazines are paid for. for tile ade; u reapportion ment would give and wants two more curds bead 1 1 1 the street will be bricki'd. lu V clused tbe deal for the year. Library room rent paid to Ville that section u fur f* « .te r re presen la H<> has air* ady C apt " J e n n a " KncferH Hmi»" and «»tiler p»**|.**Mien making a fine approach The entire i tion; west Florida finds now th at she May, and we are free from debt, so Alexander of llcLund and <’<d Wal­ recent i purchased by Benjamin 1» unable to get m any things th a t plan of the new Improvements have the effort ha.» been worth while. ter P (’orliett of Jacksonville nnd Drew hen* from the Hidden Beni she would like to see because of this not been given to the public h u t it Speaking for tlip ladies in chnrge of Major Forrest Lake nf Sanford. is understood th a t it will lie ex­ Estat«* Co, T h e qrw owners r.re Library affairs we thank every or.o j fact add for t h a t reason it might be He wants in know just where a n ­ capita I¡its of K entucky and Indiana who gave time, service or talent to I Mpected th a t this section of the tensive and in keeping with the great im provem ents being made by the other such three prominent and dis­ and they will I*«» here next week to concert or sales. atate would no t like to meet such a city. tinguished bearing men can tie found, start Mineihing with their new pos­ Respectfully, j »¡tuntion.. Mr. Connelly is reticent such able raconteurs, an d generally session«. M. E. Key, Cress Com. Contending t h a t the game in each alt rolled fine fellows; nnd at the about ¡lie new deal and just what j county is not the property of the capitol last night lie was lie wailing tbe new owners will do in rvgurd to I atate, but th a t sam e is owned by thn the fact th a t two more could not be a hot««) but sta te s th a t they intend vounty and t h a t the m a tter of onNext Tuesday will tie Bird D ay, had there to fill out th e pentagonal to build Up Sanford and have not [ forcing the laws should lx* left to bought the p roperty for a quick sale Among the prominent visitors to the counties individunlly, certain having been designated by G overnor star. but will develop it and become San­ the city yesterday wns J. F. Angr Judge Worley of Miami was sug­ 1members of the house of re present­ Tramm ell and by the grace of the of Orlando. Mr. Ange has been a a t i v e s will make a vigorous fight for s tate superintendent of public in ­ gested an d Sam Harrison of Duval ford boosters in every respect. was suggested but the senator sighed resitfent of Orlnfido for the past struction and the Sanford schools the restoration of tho old gama law and replied "Alas, even the three I several years and before coming to will observe the same. The children Sunday Evening st Star Theatre | ■y, tem and, for tho abolishm ent of ■Ail not a tten d in g services else­ Orlando resided in Indiana and other i *Ke present fish a n d game dep a rtm en will form a gigantic {«arade and have here are not in t h a t class, th at the present fish an d game d e p a rt- traverse the principal streets and pair would do as holder for drawing where in Sanford ore rordiulty in­ states where he has m onuments in vited ta, worship with the M ethod­ the shape of fine buildings erected ment. A measure introduced in the break ranks at the High School a u d i ­ to a royal flush." torium , where appropriate exercises ists next S u n d ay evening at 7:3b by him. He was the contractor for | senate by S enator G o m to and to bo will be held. o ’clock, nt which time the pastor the Yowcll-Duckworth building in introduced in th e house by RepreSold Two Maxwells will (»resent tho view of the church Orlando a n d ' h a s built several fine I aentatlve Wilson of St. Johns will K. R. Murrell told two Maxwells toward antusementa. The subject homes for the Elks in various states. i take the enforcem ent of the game in the past week, one to J. F. H ick­ Boy« Band Tonight will be "Tffc Christian and Amuse­ He is greatly interested in Sanford j law's out of the hands of the present son nnd one to Howard Lym an of T he Boy* Band of Sanford will m ents." This will be n sane s ta te ­ and was here goinp over the city game commissioner. I t does s w a y Forest City. render a p r o g r a m tonight a t th e m ent about spm e popular evils. If with R. D. Waring, y h o Ls anxious with this d e p a rtm e n t created by th e the Ange B aptist Temple. The band haa p u t you want to know why the church to loratc men here of 1813 session of th e legislature, deNeither one of Baptist Services Next Sunday oppose* the dance nnd other things type of boosters. nares the ownership of game a n d forth every effort to make this c o n ­ birds in the eeveral counties of th e cert -a apeclal success and call on ■ Rev, George H y m an -h aa re tunred of like kind, hear Rev. Stelnmeyer’a these gentlemen would s tate ju st where they Intended to put up a state; provides for the protection of tha people of Sanford to encourage and will fill the pulpit a t both hoars sermon S u n d a y - night.. building *in Sanford but they are them by their liberal patronage. I t on next Sunday. T he schedule of •«me; provides for hunters licenses, looking and developments will fol­ has been quite an expense to the services will be ns foliown: Sunday School Picnic and for gam» warden, repealing cha|>* 9:30 S u nday school. Th«* Baptist and Methodist S un­ low. ters 6684 and 6535. acts of 1913, hoys and the promoters to get the band u n d er headw-ay and these co n ­ 11 ;00 Preaching, " E v e ry Sunday d ay schools of Oviedo will give a I to the sam e subject: picnic at W hite’s wharf on Lake Notice The members of th e house op- certs are bciug given with the idea Evangelism.” Jessup next Tuesday, May 4 th. 6:30 Jr. B. Y. P. U. The members of the Home De­ P°**d to the gam e commission will th a t the people are willing to help • n d e , vor tQ ^ t b # tho a t least the admission priYe. T h e E very one is cordially invited to p artm ent of the M ethodist S un d ay '6:30 Sr. B. Y. P. XL 7:30 Breaching. Tho In d ependent bring their baskets and join the good school are requested to be present j *hich will leave t h e m a tter entirely concert will begin at 8 o’clock a n d I **P to the counties, except as to tb e th e small charge of 15 centa for Order of Odd Fellows of Sanford people of Oviedo on this lovely o u t­ a t the Star T hea ter next S unday adu lts a n d 10 cents for children will meat a t this service in a body ing. Many from Sanford have sig­ morning a t 10:30 to march from regulation of the season. will be made. , and Rev. H ym an will deliver the nified their inten tio n to be present aa there to Central P ark, whero the R em em ber the'y are qur own S a n ­ annual serm on for them . Subject, this annual affair it always pleaaant annugl children's d ay exercises will ■IKS*n ito r Jones of Escambia la au. /, and the picnic grounds are famous be held a t ' 11 o'clock. Bo sure to be ; hor of a measure which would ta k e ford* boys a n d girl« and give t h e m "O ur Unused Selves.'' for their b ea u ty and fine fishing a n d on h a n d . . You are Invited to a tte n d all tbe rorn railroad commission tho y q u r personal and financial a ssist­ beating. services a t the Temple. power to supervise th e regulation of ance. G. W. Bailey, 8 upt. . . EAST COASTANNUAL ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS __ -ill SOUTHERN BELL CO. BUYS LOCAL SYSTEM N E T rO M P A N T dVE PATRONS. BEST PHONE SYSTEM IN STATE a T h e city of Sanford will g re atly benefit by the recent sale of th e p roperty of the Sanford Telephone Co. to the S outhern Bell Telephone Co., in which all th e lines and e q u ip ­ m ent of the former home co m pany pass into the h a n d s of the l a t t e r com pany. T he position of th e tele­ phone com pany here had resolved Itself into the question of w h e th e r tho homo com pany would keep tho p l a n t with no additional equipm ent to ta k e care of t h e constantly in-, creasing business nnd operate a t a loss or disposo of th e business to a larger company t h a t could guarantee the best of equip m en t nnd service to th e pstrons. T h e general public has been heartily in favor of the transfer nnd the city council nftcr ascertaining the a t t i tu d e 0/ tho p u b ­ lic did not hesitate to grant th e S outhern Bel] a new franchise b a c k ­ ed by a petition signed by the p a t ­ rons of the line. It is now learned th a t the nowowners will njietul a large sum of money on the plant here and will endeavor to give the patrons one of tbe best equipped and most rom ptero telephone systems in the state, in fact it will be a model telephone system in every respect. Every su b ­ scriber will have a new phone of tho au to m a tic type in which the otd met hid of ringing tbe hell will l«o abolished. Ali llnee u. 1II be metallic from tile phone to the central of­ fice nnd most of the system will bo of copper wire with the cables u n ­ derground in the business portion of the city The central nlbci* will be of t i n moat modern type end will be lo­ cated in a m en cenir.J pn, tion of the city in i' 11*w building to ho erected by lb** owners. The centr 1 office and switchboard wit! have 1 1 equipm ent that will cost about $26,000 and will tie perfect in t II details. All of these great improvement«, costing the owners -uch a sum of money will mean a alight raise in the rates but no raise will bo a t ­ tem pted until 1 It of the im prov.inent» liave been rpade and the rai <* will then lie t l advance on the but ness phones, the residence phones rates ^remaining the same. On* account of theke many Im­ provem ents the now equipm ent will not be inaltlled in, complete form for Mjme time and it is estimated thut about »lx m onths will he re­ quired to place the system in the shape t hut the new equipment re­ quires Chief Eng’liner Wilder h i s spent over two m onths here inspect­ ing till* entire system i.f.*l kj o «» th e needs of tlie system a n d -ll wie m a ­ terials have h«.«>h ordered and will bo »hipped here ul o'nce. His surveys end plans have been approved by the olticiub untl the c s tim v it of tho cost m td c after his re p o rt w rj r p proved. In all tlie n t « telephone syiti m for this city anil co unty will bo one of the liest in Florida aud tho officials appreciating the a ttitu d e of the city official* a n d the public in general have been most generous on. their part toward Sanford and the citizens will be proud of their new plunt when it is completed. it will also be good news to tho piilrons of tho telephone system to know t h a t local men will have charge of tho Sanford system . Jesse F. K urnatx will be acting manager and W. A. Barr will be acting super­ intendent; which m eans th a t tho business office and th e mechsnlcsl d e p a rtm e n t will be i n . good hands and the patrons can bo assured of courteous tre a tm e n t a t nil times. T he H erald congratulates the own­ ers of th e Sanford Telephone Co. upon th eir aalo nnd tho new owners, the S outhern Bell Co^, upon their purchase a n d we extend the glut! hand to tho new co m pany for we believe t h a t m utual cooperation will redound to the credit of the patrons und the com pany. Service is what is needed these days a n d service is what th e new com pany expects to give th ru patrons. A r? -I .'J M I ~ ■- 1 i 3 m '-m m -^1 *9 % A ,z .'J ral I •'çl C. S. W alker died in Ottawa, K ansas, April 8th, 1916. Mr. Wslker was a t ¿n e time a resident of San­ ford, won a brother to L. .H; Walker a n d Mra. L. M. Brown of Sanford, also of Mr*. L. B. Garni uf Savan­ nah, Georgia. *-» sU I ahA. ■-., , j W mm �PAGE TWO _APRllJ 3o. ujg REDUCE THE COST rem ains quite seriously UlA T h e re was a Very pleasant little dance on Cameron av e n u e last Friday evening, a tte n d e d by m ost of m e d i c i n e s s h ô i Tl d b e p u t A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COKRESPON- the y o u n g p e o p le .. “ Uncle J a c k " ' W ITHIN r e a c h o f a l l Biddlnger made ju s t a m ost efficient DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT chaperone. Messrs. H a sty , Zahersky a n d Baiics were first, second (STATE BOARD OF HEALTH) REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD violin a n d guitar players. , L ighten the burden on F lorida’s Hickss is laid up with a sprained LA K E M A R Y pocketbook! . I ** *1 GENEVA N E W S . * Mt . -R, N. Poston and daughter, 'aifkle W h a te v e r lessens th e pull on the We have waited patiently the last M a ttie Bell visited Sanford on Mon­ v' M r. B row n's car has arriv e d and family p u rs e ia heartily welcomed in is p rovided with a bran new stable ten days for rain, and though It has day. these d a y s when tho high cost of liv­ not come yet tho indications are so M r. W. V. D u n n spont a couple a t " T h e T u rtje s .” ing is a subject of su ch constant Tho Bishop fruit is now nil packed favorable th a t we expect It almost of dmya this week attending the and serious conversation. T he neP re sb y tery meetings a t Sorrento. an d shipped and the packing house any hour, May it haateq! cessitle» of life are growing into a S a t u r d a y night a n u m b e r of citiHe was sent as a delegate from this dosed for th e season. c o n tin u ally lengthening list. The T h e laat service for tho a e a io n was xens of Geneva a n d vicinity, about church. d o cto r's bill and t h a t of th e d ru g­ Rev. Morey a n d d a u g h t e r , ' Miss held a t th e church last S unday. tw enty-five in all, m e t a t the town gist a r e im p o rta n t item s t h a t go into Jennie Morey left T u esd a y for their Rev. M orey has made m an y friends, hall to discusa th e ad v isability of th* t o t a l of family expense and no -• h o m e in DatxolV M ich. They spent who hopo to welcome him b a c k in bonding the/ county- ttr'tro ild good lesa i m p o r t a n t because so uncertain; roads. Mr. M o rrir ‘Dooley' b p * a very pleasant w inter hero and *x- the fall. . for sickness come» like a thief in th e »i n e d i t o thoie p re s e n t t t r r roads pec t-ffr vrtnrTT s g s h t I n ' t h e fall a n d — Mr. Taiuir s ta rte d for his horn» in' d a rk a n d its dem ands are im p era­ u n tlY F c o n iid e ratio n from his map, Rev. Morey will ta k e up his duties Latrobe, P a., last T h u rs d a y , stop­ tive. here as pastor of the church, if his ping over S un d ay at St. A ugustine. m aking it plain t h a t th e road from In te llig e n t nnd progressive men here to Sanford is th e one of most health will pormiti. im p o rta n c e for Geneva a t this time. and w om en, who keep in tough with M O N R O E IT E M S Rev. G. V. Albertson, the S abbath The plan provide» t h a t th e road be the a d v a n c e s of medical science, school missionary of D eL and spent T h e M onroe school closed F riday, S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y here and had April 23rd, a fte r a very successful built from th e Geneva d epot to the recognise t h e wisdom, to sa y n o th ­ very good success in organising a term a n d th e people of M onroe ap­ end of th e brick road on tho west ing of t h e enormous econom y of Christian E nd ea v o r Society here, p reciate th e efforts of the -teachers, aide of th e river, or in o th er words, p re v en tiv e medicine, of w arding off connect to th e brick ro a d a t the ex­ tho a t t a c k s of serious, insidious taking in tw enty-thryo members. Mrs. Cora Williams and Miss M ar­ I t ia no longer a m a tte r trem e o u te r edge of th e Sanford diseases. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. SJoblom re­ gie Kilbee. Another year we hope for a r g u m e n t th a t t y p h o id fever, ceived a message th is week from Mr. to have b e tte r buildings a n d more special s u b district, which comes to sm allpox, diptheria if tre a te d an d Mrs. Earl T hra ll they have ar­ acco m m o d atio n s for our teachers within a mile of th e bridge across p ro m p tly , rabies, as well aa oth er the S t. Jo h n s river on thq main rived a t their new home in New and pupila. Geneva Sanford road. I t was made ailm en ts m a y be pre v en ted or rob­ H aven, C t, Mr. T hrall spent a part Miss Linda Veronica Nilea gra d ­ The plain t h a t there is q bili before the bed of serious consequences. of the winter here a n d whllo here he uated from th e G ram m ar School s t a t e m e n t is backed b y um plo and legislature now, the passage of which fell in love with th e place and also am id showera roses and best wishes is necessary to voting th e bonds for m ultiplied proofs which ca n n o t be with the store keeper’s youngest from her friends. This is t h e first questioned. d aughter . One morning a couple g raduation from the Monroe achool this w ork, regardless of w hat the people m a y want to do in this m a t ­ T he re p v en tiv es, some of th e m are of n\onths ago T in y came up miss- an(j [,*,1 j ugt|y proud of it. We ter. I t ia believed it will pass. If it expensive, and the large cost has ing and this is th eir first message hope to be as fortunate a n o th e r year does this will then give the m atter deterred m an y from using them , direct from them . From w hat can in the selection of our teachers. into the bands of the tax payers to even if th e y might be convinced of be learned from the message they T he pnIrons of the school gave a are hap p y as can be with n good fish fry nnd picnic at W oodland do as t h e y w ish'and can. Everyone their efficiency— they prefer to ta k e present was enthusiastic over the the risk, to gamble on tho chances prospect of a hap p y life ahead. Pnrk on the 24th inst. Q u ite n question a n d all alike agreed th at of escape. Of course, th e sick ra te crowd a tte n d e d nnd report a fine the roada, good roads a re very much from t y p h o i d is normally sm all con­ time. • • PAOLA P O IN T S needed. B u t it was n o t agreed sidering th e proportion of cases to Mrs. Cora Williams has gono to what k ind of roads would be the Miss Sarah S m ith is a t home for the to ta l population, b u t is n 't it her aum m er vacation, her school a t her m o th e r’s in Sanford for a visit most ad v isab le to build. Tho brick worth o ne dollar and five cen ts to be and expect* to spend the v acation was the one kind most discussed, insured agninst it entirely, when Sorrento closing la s t week. Miss Bessie Sm ith a tte n d e d the in D a y to n a . but th e re were serious objections such an a t t a c k would cost a t least Miss Kilbee has gone to her home made to- th e brick roads; first it was $500.00, besides the loss of time nnd picnic at Monroe on S aturday. Kir. and Mrs. B uchanan, Mrs. at Genova. stated t h a t as soon a s th e two by producing capacity, and th e chances P a tto n and Mrs. Bridge drove into Beans, peppers ant! lettuce are six board* which arc p u t dow n to j 0f taxing y o u r estate with the cost Sanford for the flower show. looking fine a t Monroe und the. far­ hold the brick in place, rot out which 0 f an expensive funeral? Sorry to report t h a t Mrs. A. A. mers are expecting a good price for they will do in one t o three years j g ¡t possible practically to prosame. • there will bp nothing to hold them vpnt l y p h o |d fever7 T h c Uniu?d Miss Helen Iserman came here on in place und consequently the road S u t M m m ta r y authorities have S a tu rd a y to a t t e n d the picnif. Her will go to pibccs. In th e sencond th e typhoid vaccine with m any friends were glad to h a v e her place It was objected t h a t the brick adopted the reauU th a l not a 8ÌnKi0 (lottth at home again. us they h a v e been laid on the roads A B ap tist church is being o r g a n ­ in the different parts of th e country from this disca*o occurred in 1913 ised in Monroe. Quite a few arc are not practical w ith o u t ballast of in the e n tire arm y, and only a few W ant joining. L et the good work go on. *omc so rt under them as the soft cases, n one of them severe. any b e tte r proof than t h a t ? earth in m a n y places gives way and T he m edical profession has dis­ W E S T S ID E ITEM S makes holes in the road. If one covered t h a t diphtheria can tie The West Side items were w ritten does not th in k this is a practical cured, ro b b e d of it* terrors, by a d ­ up but were forgotten to be sen t to | olijection, let him ta k e note of the ministering the antitoxin on the first the prin ter man, however they will brick road* which h av e been down day. im m e d ia tely when th e disease only a sh o rt while. Road Commis­ be In this week. is discovered. Mr. and Mrs. John Badger of sioner T. J. McLain said th a t It was In order to bring these p reventive T a m p a have rented the N, J. Slen- a part of the contract th a t tho con­ medicines within easier reach ol thc strom riJM*ge on the corner a n d are tractors keep the road up and in re­ people of Florida, the S ta te Hoard pair the first five year*, then the housekebm /g a t present. question again, w hat arc five years of Health has arranged w ith m a n u ­ M f s T u V. Stcnstrom was visiting In the life of a brick road? After facturers so t h a t the cost has been N. J. S tc n s tro m and family T u e s ­ five years, what? N a tu rally the greatly reduced and, more t h a n this, day. question cam e up, " H o w much is these m edicines will be widely dis­ Mr. Schm elz has given his house this going to raise th e tuxes?" tributed am o n g the druggists of the a new ront of paint. While no o ne wu* able to »tale just s late *o t h a l th ey may be easily and Tho brick road will noon tie com ­ the a m o u n t of the increase, yet no J conveniently procured pleted an d th e n won’t the people be nna seemed uneasy a b o u t the tuxes. | Here a re som e of the results se­ ghul who have to travel over it. All expressed deep concern and de­ cured by .the board, which will affect ' Mr. an d Mrs. J. M, Lord from sire for th e better roa d s nnd from pocketbookn in every p a r t of tho Eboncxer were pleasant visitors a t the a t t i t u d e of those a t th e meeting, sta te . U n d e r tho old plan und prices the home of M r. and Mrs. Alfred one could easily guess t h a t If we th e an tito x in of diphtheria cost the • King on T u esd a y . have half n chance to do so we will ultim ate consum er $2.00 per one People who have beans now are have good roads. M ay our dream s thousand u n its ; $7.60 per five thou* getting u good price fur them f. o. b. come tru e . sapd urtits, a n d $ 12.00 per ton th o u ­ Sanford. sand units. U nder the new schedule The F. E. C. Railroad Compnny Mr. Alfred King und Mrs. J m n e s is working a gang of men near here, these prices ppjeos will be 60 cents, $2,30 w Smith spent a pleasant afternoon doing some repair work on th e truck. a n d $4 rïKroaspectively. As will be S aturday a t the home of Mr. a n d This is headquarter* for the camp. noted,. t|ye pri rice for this medicine is Mrs. B uchanan. Mrs. a n d Fern Tarbell entertained based upon th e thousand effective Mr. Ml M. Sm ith was over th e Mr. am d Mrs. Reed Dooley and units, t h e necessary dose varying brick road p a r t of S aturday nnd their two sisters, Misses Summ ers, of with thc exilencics of each case, but looking over bia interests o u t th is Springfield, Illinois, W ednesday even th c cost ia to be reduced b y a b o u t side of t o w n , r two-thirds*. , ing at d in n er. Mr. and M rs. Drew Warren v is it­ The C hase C om pany , is packing A sim ilar reduction of cost is ed home folks Sunday a t S y lv a n promised for th e typhoid bacterin, grapefruit th is week. Lake. Presiding Elder, S m ith H arden from $2.00 to $1.06 for one complete was here S u n d a y for th e second t re a tm e n t, th re e doses, b o th of M O O R K '8 ATflTION quarterly conference. We had a these m edicines will he furnished Rev. Mickey is due to preach here most helpful service. free to in d ig en ts, upon ap p lication this S u nday, M ay 2nd. E v e ry o n e Athletics h a v e about ceased for the a n d t h e certificate of a physician. welcome. 3:30. season, b u t fowling continues. Mr. T h e Board will also continue to fur­ Still more of e a s t end people h a v e Phillips la going* into the poultry nish free, u p o n *i rifilar conditions, wr — cnlrrtl once Mrs. M , D business. tho P a s te u r t r e a tm e n t to indigents, fbr all b r Calumet. new autom obiles. Gatchel has an u p t o - the m in u te d For dailr om to million i o f kitchen* h u Mrs. H. II. P attishall and daugh­ and a t one-half th e ' retail cost to p ro red that Calumet U hlgbeit not only In Ford and Mr. a n d ‘Mrs. O. J.. P o p e wushtj but in Ua^tmutg fr w tr u well—un- have a fine O verland and a now ter, Miss Georgia ac com panied by those able to p ay for the tre a tm e n t. Mrs. Reed Dooley a n d her sisters T he t e t a n u s a n tito x in will also be w ling In result*—pure to the extreme—and wonderfully economical In u*e, A ik jroni Dailey piano to m ake life happy for were callers in Orlando T u esd a y . furnished free to the poor of the grocer. And try Calumet next bake daj . themselves a n d families. “ W hat t h e superior, m a n seeks is s ta te , which haa been the pra ctice in Mr. and M rs. Forest GatcHhl are in himself; w h a t the small m a n seeks th e past, a n d t h e cost to o th e rs will soon to begin housekeeping in a be c u t in half. COUNTY H APPEN INGS • Received Highest Awards bran new bungalow on Celery a v e ­ nue. •' , Mr. and Mra. Raynor of Celery avenue are building an addition to their home. Wa understand th a t Mr. R aynor and son, Wilb have recently 'p u r­ chased tom e im proved land on C am ­ eron avenue. for th e latter a home. Misa Alice Vaughn spent a. por­ tion of laat week in Longwood w ith her friend, Mias E dith Entxm inger. I t ia rum ored th a t Mr. Duke, th e jolly man a t the wheel on one of the achool autos has gone to Geor­ gia to bring back a bride. __» . Mra. J. C. Fortson e­ on of of Geneva Geneva av avenue baa her m other, Mra. H am ilton ir, Mrs. of Newberry spending nding some iome tim e with her. > . V• M is* Isabelle Sim n oon n was out ou t from Not • Full Explanation. The m anifestation «ailed hea t Is with humans and most o th e r animals a sensation Indescribable. From the time of Democritus nd Epicurus, '.nd far back of th at, the mystory of the source-of J u r a t was hotly discussed. As time flew on and on the mystery was segregated Into learned Words, and Sir H um phry Davy explained . U all by saying th a t heat wad merely the vibration o f oorpusclea of the body. He did not te ll of the origin of the oorpusclea o r why they vibrated. Onion's Good Properties. , ho bM t authorities' we learn lh lt are caused by three things ^ chill, a germ and a tqric s’cld ten* dency which provides a soil for tho form 's .growth. The pungent oil of the t h e guest of Mr», onion neutralises and destroys the germs that Infest the months of us Vaccine points, the guard against ■maiipox, will be sent out by the Board as heretofore, w ithout charge. For the diatrlbutlon of these rem ­ edies, or preventives, a t leaat one druggist or o th e r responsible person will be selected in each county, of the state, a n d in the more populous counties several such places or per­ sons will bo^named, so th a t it will be possible for every Floridian to se­ cure these medicines. The prices will bo ths.B iree everyw here and will be m arked on th e package for th e pro­ tection of purchaser?.. The list of these druggists end of those who will handle these medicines will be ffubllahed as soon as it can be m sde up, so th a t th e re will be left no good excuse for Floridians to be w ithout them and a t a s low • cost as will be available to th e residents of any state in the U nion. .•*. Closing Out Sale OF MA R K HA M PARK LOTS From $100 up. $10l)u ys a lot and $10 pCr month, without interest. E asy terms ai)d war prices. O nly a few nice lots left. Truck farm, all cleared, half of it tiled. place for spring crop. Close to city. Fine A lso have som e real bargains of houses and lots close in ._ l.k a v c . lots.on all the best avenues and can save you ‘m oney on vacant lots. See me before the advance, it’s sure to come real soon. * - N. H. GARNER, Owner * * ATLANTIC C O A ST LIN E The Standard Railroad of (he South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5lh, 1915 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAISY No. 82 No. 86 No. 80 8 :30 am 1 :35 pm 8:10 pm . 12:50 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 am 5:20 am 9:18 am 8:00 pm 8 :50 am 12:38 pm 11:50 pm 10:27 am 1:50 pm 1:38 am 12:45 pm 4 r03 pm 4 :25 am 2:57 pm 6:20 pm 7:13 nm All-steel Equipment, Free Reclining Chair Cars to Washington Dining .Car Service on Trains 82 and 86, Sleeper to Savannah on Trum i 0 Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Jacksonville Savannah .. Richmond . . Washington Baltimore .. Philadelphia New York For Information and Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE ISS Rar H(r»et, Jacksonville, Fla. 1’fcone 17 W ill liU laborouih M o ir i . Turna», FV Pbonr 112 1» » • ♦ ♦ ♦ • » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o V40SS« e o e e s s SEMINOLE, COUNTY ABSTRACT Complete abstracts from the records Orange and Seminole Counties. of T axes paid for non-residents. C. W . G O O D R I C H , Msnagrr Don’t play with serious mattnrt— don’t YOU carry your own insurant* against for you’ll find the money » a n t i n g »hep the F IR E has wipt-d out your property Have our strong, reliai carry your nui» and I» Reasonable rat*-* COMPANY St- Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Full lu-truciiun* (¡mm in Conducted-by the Benedictine Fathers P réparât":- and TERMS < ora* CW sica! C o u r se * t o r catalogue: a d d r e ss r e v . d ir e c t o r S a nford C o c a -C o la B ottling Company Bottlers of Soda Water and In PHONE B ottles 21 S ole Agents for ORANGE CITY SPRINGS .MINERAL WATER HANp BROTHERS U VERY, SA L E S ANO FEED STA BLE C o r n a r P a rk A v e n u s and Se c o n d S tre e t é C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N D S O F H E A V Y HAULING Largo supply of Horso9, Mulos. W a g o n s and H arn e ss alw ays on hand F o r S a le or Exchange B la e k e m lth ln g and W a g o n R e p a ir in g I n . co n n e c tio n - - - - s. — / Herald Want Ads ~~~~ W ill Bring ResU*f �APRIL 30. 1915 PAGE T H R U t h e m ig h t y c o u r t o f t h e u n iv e r s e , t h e h u b o f t h e a r c h it e c t u r a l r s c h e m e a t t h e p a n a m a -p a c if ic We Knead Our Bread Well in t e r n a t io n a l e x p o s it io n _ b j. k TTj| ÌTS II ÍK jjs JJ rN q Î S;|l W * ’ ■ you need it also. After you have eaten just one slice of our bread you will never be at a loss to know where to get good bread in the future. We use but the best rriaterial» and our bakery is sani­ tary. T hat’s ‘ the reason our goods are so tasty. Deports of the *o m l Ip*I ‘‘dis­ covery" Hint certain minerals containing nullum art1 of great value n* fertilizer!» Inn»» Ih-cu lit" trarttnit n lot of ntieuUoii In Uio newspaper*. A rejiort JOzt la .liy llUnota experiment station oil n *t»rle* of Bold teats coverinif two seasons summarizes tho result* lu tbo following postUve terms: "The trustworthy results from two yenrs of Deld trials by ttio Il­ linois eXiHTltueut station show that nullum applied nt n cost of 31. 310 or 3100 |»er nerv producod no effect upon tho crop yields either tho first orttuntl>o»Snd sen■on." Though turner InvoMlgnttonr bn»'« shown that radium may have uu Influence upon Uie growth of plauts. .It appear!» that the n-Milt* securtMl by using urunluiu nullum ore lu growing SPENCER’S BAKERY 111 Park Ave. High Grade Guaranteed Auto* $200.0010 $895.00 ON EASY PA YM EN TS For cit »log and Information «rito AUTO TRADING CO.. Inc.. Pittsburgh. Pa. or consult your local dealers G. B. POPE, Açent BRINGS TALE; LEAVES FOOT BERLIN HONORS ITS HEROES Eskimo Arrives a t New York With Thrilling Account of Encounter With Qrlzzly Dear. Teaching Undar Difficulties. Whatever teaching was done during ‘the Civil w a r was carried on under difficulties. In so fa r aa ordinary •chool supplies were concerned; at least we Judgn so from th e following extract from an article on "WarTlmo Expedients'* In a N orth Carolina paper: "For pons we usod goose-quills, unleas one w a s fortunate enough to poe•eee a gold one. Ink w as homemade, *l*o; generally the Juice of some as­ tringent berry, like poke or elder­ berry, with the addition of copperas. Fbr pencils wo aomotlmea used the sharpened . end of a b u r r of lead. Schoolboys m ade elate pencils by cut­ ting a broken slate Into narrow etripe and whittling them round with a pocka t knife. A email bone of a chicken a a a burned In the fire until almost ■calcined, and ao used aa a alate pen­ cil, but was ra th e r too soft. To break * good school state by accldont was <|olto a misfortune In thoee d a y s Tho •chool books ‘were those used by the former generation of children, and •otnetl-nea t h e re would be hardly two •like In a class." Soldi,rn on Streets of Capital Subjects Almost of Adoration by ths Populace. . tem porarily In our tnldst, "I was rum ­ bling along in a s tre e t car wben a batch of young fellers got aboard. 1 Judged they were college students, by their funny elotbea and queor shaped hats. Tho car, was pretty full, and they pushed and anortod back and lo rlh In tbo aisle, tram ping on people's feet and committing similar frivolities that a-way. l)lmo-by they all r ’ared back and fetched loose n tong yell. Then tho ncardest one to me look a look, and not admiring my faco. or something, says: “ 'Well, my rural friend, don't you like It?' ** 'Shore, I llko It!’ says I. 'I am half­ witted myself!” *—K ansas City 8 tar. Among tho quiet, serious looking crowds which thronged all tho down­ town streets of llorlln during the afternoons and evenings, and which overflowed Into those uptown ave­ nues which still were lighted at night, every fifth man was a soldier, »’rites Edward Eyre Hunt. In Collier s Week­ ly And tho crowds never tired of tho sight of them. They paid each uni­ form the flattering attention of star­ ing at It fia If It were tho first they had over seen. Tho procession was bewildering. Something Wrong 8 omewhsre. William, llko many another man boThere were all sorts and conditions of men In uniforms 1‘ruealan gen­ foro him, had Joined tho army by wny erals. In gold and gray and blue; s of allowing his devotion to hla coun­ haggard military doctor Juat come try. Ho had not yet learned the m ean­ from the hospital» and still smelling ing of strict discipline, and nlihough of ether; dirty, tired Infantrymen back he wore the uniform of Ills regiment from the bnttlo line In East Prussia, ho fancied that ho was Just as much limping along In tho gutter, a imam- his own master In that as ho was In talne.er In Alpine green uniform, with civilian clothes. When ’ lights out" sounded ho In­ n green feather In his flat cap, aris­ tocratic hussars In uniforms of a blaz­ sisted on Ills comrades leaving tbo ing red. marching along erect ns auto- tight burning tnatlr dolls, an ofllrer of tho famous ‘‘Now-, then, put thnt light out!" Heaths Head hussars, a white skull shouted an officer on Inspection. grinning down from his black shako, " I l 'm ! " retorted willful William. and the cords across his breast shak­ “And pray who aro you?” ing ns he walked, companies of middle "I'm tho officer of the day “ nginl landstunn marching down the "Then what the dickens are you street, a ernrk regiment of tho guard prowling about lu tho night time for?" doing the gooac step at the corner of asked William. Enter den Linden, and smacking the pavement until the street echoed llko Eyeglasses In War. a forest under volley fire, a squad of Tho Inrgo number of llrltlsh terri­ Bed Cross workers, marching In civil torials with sp»>ctnrlos or eyeglasses dress, each wearing hi* little while has b«*rn noticed. On this point tho ami red arm band, and each carrying late Mr. Eustace Balfour, brother of a tiny satchel; cavalry on coal black Mr. A rthur Balfour, wrote: "Bomo horse* riding by like centaurs, a new member* who havo poaaed tho medi­ regiment off fur the war with band cal teats on tbo assum ption that they blaring and colors snapping In the will shoot In spectacles do not do so. wind; nn adjutant In a gray military May I point out that spectacles are no automobile with n horn that boomed humiliation? The Gormans wear like a cannon; convalescent soldiers, them In war. They are In sorao re­ by ones twos, half dozens, walking spect* even a protection against dustthe street* tn get the air. limping pain 1 personally havo been a deer stalker I fully or guarding a bandaged arm or and have always had to wear glasses ' *houlder or head from the Jostling ol I do not think I have over lost a slag the crowd. Then, like a parody of all which I should otherwise havo hit by these, twenty small hoya In uniform!, Dot having spectacles on. The preju­ with spiked caps, wooden swords and dice aga inst them Is childish and arti­ an Ingenious wooden cannon moqntcd ficial, tn my view."—London Chron*ais. on s gun carriage which would tower and raise and pivot about like a real Says Hla Wife Could Tell. field gun. marching down the FriedMoat men are queer, but some are rlchstrasse with patriotic flags and ■ queerer, especially In New York. A dram. prize winner In tho zecond cl**« drew the eyi>* of the entire, company upon Illiteracy In Foreign Countries. Tho bureau of ennsua of the de­ him In amazement as they sat around partment of commerce has Juat pub­ a table In a downtown restaurant at They had been discussing lished a tablo giving tho percentages luncheon of Illiteracy In most of tho principal apartm ent house life, when one of the countries of tho world, the figures hav­ party turned to the man next to him ing been brongbt as nearly up to and aske d: “ Ily the way, Jim, how date as tho available sources of In­ many rooms have you In your flat?” New York flats are so small. yoji would formation perm it Illiteracy statlCtlca of different coun­ Imagine th at any man who had to tries are not always strictly compa­ pay re n t for one coujd answ er right rable, bccauso tho basis Is not always of?. But Jim said: "Hlcseed If I know, the eame. Quite generally, however, my wlfo can tell you— I can'L Never the percentage of Illiteracy here given counted 'em.” "Well." whispered a la baaed upon tho total population over man opposite, "Un’t be a bird. Won­ ten years of age, which la the basis In der If he knows how many Angers and the United Btatee, but sometimes It toe* ho has?" la necessary to accept some other aga limit, and In several countries the Overdoes. only available figure* refer to Illiter­ Habitual Customer (to hla barber) acy among army recruit* or to th at —"Your confounded h a ir restorer Des shown by tho marrlago record* made m y hair come out mors than ever!” H arber—"Ab. you must have put too m uch on, sir! Mads tbs 'air Felt Like On* of Th*lr Number. "Tuthsr day," rolsted old Dad Hing, come ri g h t out 'stead of only 'artthe Oklahoma catllo baron, who U Sanford,. Fla DESTROY CATTLE GRUBS F a rm ers L o ts M illions A n n u a lly From ■This D estru ctiv e P ost. General Fire Insurance Thousands of dollars may be saved If cattle growers will tills spring re­ move ami destroy tbo grubs In tho backs of cnttlc. Sa n fo rd F lo rid a T. J. Talbert, specialist In ento­ mology In tbo Kansas Agricultural col­ lege »-x tension division, says thnt the season when grubs nro prevalent ex Muds from January to June, when about half tho cattle that go to market are tu f e s l n l The dam age amounts to between S83.000.000 nud 350.000.000 n year. The grub weakens tbo catllo, causes them to fall off In flesb oimI milk and de­ creases the value of the bides. The ehnrnrtertstlc lumps or swelling* which may lie found under the skin on tho backs of many cattle nt this tltnc contain grubs The grubs msy be press«-,) <1111 through tbo o|>eidng nt tho tup of tbo swelling A sharp knife and a pair of tweezer* will often fa cllltnto the work. Care should l>e Ink on lu i nisi» nil the gndm removed, so Write to us for Prices and Shipping Instructions ns to prevent their further develop- [ tnent and transformation Into flies. It' Is m li l s n l i l e to examine tho cattle for luni|>s or swellings over tho hark every two or tlir»M> weeks during Into winter and early spring Various oils are often list'd, tho lo­ tion In-lug smeared over tho Infested region or applied t»» the mouth of the breathing hole of the grub Kerosene J a c k s o n v il l e , F lo r id a emulsion, fish oil and train oil nrr often iih,si with good r«-anlt* One or two application, nn* usu ally 'sufficient. The objection to this method Is that the wounds d o not heal readily unlivis .n iu u iz itu u m itiit,n u u its m t/ia u m iu iid u ia d n » ittiid iz a m 3 fta iiiia u < iiid £ i» iu ia d the grata» nre removed Ttioso inossuri's may not be practica­ ble lu tho case of large herds of half «lid rattle, ns it u necessary to bring MILL WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS the animals Into close «junrtepi In smnll pen* or chutes In the case of We are prepared to figure with you on all classes a small herds the removal noil destruction of LUMBER and MILLW 0RK for HOUSE, STORE 8 of the grulei are an easy task. The tll»‘s or BARN “ do not m igrate far and often the clean n q Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, windows, * lug up of Individual nerds and the u d oors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. 8 i n r e ‘of nulniiils brought to file prrui q T ell I ' m W h a t You W a n t KHlimatcH F u r n i s h e d F r e e jj PRAIRIE BONES BLEACHED BONES ALL KINDS OF BONES W ilson & To o m e r F e rtilize r C om pany « NOVELTY PLANT f 5 « Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. 1 I 5 Brought Home. p p t s p p p p m s p p p p p p p p p w v ia w p p p p p p p p p w i s i r p p n P tT P t i n n p p p p p p w i r i M i A party of tourists were going through a small town, having the time of their live*, laughing and Joking On« of them thought she would have some fun. and called to a little girl stand­ ing near, ' Are there nny show* In town?" T«i which the little girl answnred. "Only the on« you pimple are All the standard varieties in .stock. Will sell you one making ’’— Mtnnenoia Minnehaha MANY TROUBLES DUE TO AN INACTIVE LIVER Many of th e troubles of life such as headache, indigestion, constipa­ tion and lack of energy are due to innrtivo livers. G R IH lY ’S LIV-VER-LA X lz a natural, vegetables remedy t h a t will get the liver right and m ake these trouble* disappear. It has none of the danger* or disagreeable ufter effects of calomel. Get a 60c o r f l bottle of this splendid re m e d y from your druggist today. E v e ry hottlo beats the like­ ness of L. K. Grlsby, who g u aran ­ tees it through Wm. G. Aldrudge. quart or one carload. How many do you want and where do you want them delivered? Kilgore Seed C o m p an y P la n t City, F la . And For Thro« Sommer* Mr*. Vin­ cent Was Unable to Attend to Any of Her Homework. F V eu n t Hffl, N. C .- " 1 «uttered for ite summer»,** writ« Mrs. Walter Packing House Equipment, Such As Growers Most Have, Can Be Made Only In Complete, Efficient Factories For years we havo been making and assembling packing houao Florida fruit growers more than ever realixo that satisfactory lnm achinay, building planta for the purpose along the line« which cx- comes follow the marketing of first-quality fruit only. The care of perieoce lias demonstrated to be moat efficient and economical. Our the grove is important and must not be neglected, of course, but factories at Dunedin have recently been enlarged, aa indicated in the it is the handling of the fruit in the packing house that finnlly illustration above, to take care of rapidly increasing business. Wc be- déterminés the price it bring* in the market Up-to-date packing lieve and hope this m ***. that all the citrus fruit growers of Florida house machinery will result in latisloctonr price* for your fruit can have their wants supplied with Skinner’s “Satisfaction Guaran- whenever other conditions are at all favorable and give top-of-thet« d ” pecking house machinery, no matter how great the demand, market figures always. I t will pay every time. Special p rit» for June installations—write now for these. Send for illustrated booklets, and ask for specifications and price lists. L B. SKINNER MFC. CO., Free Delivery CENTRAL AVE., DUNEDIN, FLORIDA �* rr REDUCE THE COST remains quite serijmsly ill. There was a Very- pleasant little dance on Cam eron, avenue last F r i ­ day evening, a tte n d e d by most of MEDICINES SHOULD BE P U t A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON­ the y oung people. " U n d e J a c k " WITHIN REACH OF ALL Biddingcr made just a most efficient D ENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT ¡chaperone. Mcaars. H asty, Zahersky a n d Dalles were first, second (STATE BOARD OF HEALTH) REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD . * * violin a n d guitar players. Lighten ihe- “b u rd e h on F lorida's •flicks ts laid up with a sprained --------- JL.AKE M A R Y — pocketbook! GENEVA N E W S M r. R. N. Poston and d a u g h ter, ankle. W hatever lessens tho pull on th e We have waited patiently the last M a ttio Dell visited Sanford on M o n ­ / M r . Brown'a car has arrived a n d family purse is h e a rtily welcomed in ten days for rain, and though it has la provided with a bran new stable d ay. not corao yet the indications are so these days when tho high cost of liv­ M r. W. V. D u n n spent n couple a t "T he T u rtle s ." . ing is a s u b je c t of such co n s ta n t T he Bishop fruit is now all packed favorable th a t we expect It almost of d a y s this week attending t h e and serious conversation. Tho no5P re a b y tc ry meetings a t S orrento. an d shipped and the packing house any hour. May It hnsteq! cessitiea of life a ro growing in to a S a tu rd a y night a n u m b e r of citi­ He w as sent as a delegate from th is dosed for the season. continually—le n g th e n in g Rot:— T h e The last service for tho season wmr zens 'o f - C e n e v a an d vfctntry; about church. doctor’! bill a n d t h a t of the d r u g ­ tw enty-five in all, m e t a t the town Rev- Moray- r n d daughter,—Mis* held a t the church last S u nday. gist are I m p o rta n t Item s th a t go Into ” J e n n ie M o r r y h d r T u e s d a y f o r t h e i r Rev.-M orey h a s m ade mnny friends, hall to discuaa the ad v isability of the total o f-1fam ily expense a n d no ho m e hi Detroit, Mich. They s p e n t who hope to welcomo him back in .bonding th e county to build good less Im p o rta n t becauae so u n certain, roads. Mr. Morris Dooley ex­ ,' a very pleasant w inter here and e x ­ th e fall; for sickness comes like a thisf in th e Mr. Toner s t a r t e d for his homb In plained to thorfe present the roads pect to return again in the fall a n d dark a n d its d e m a n d s are im p era­ Kav. Morey will titke up his d u tie s Latrobe, Fa., last Thursday, s to p ­ under consideration from his map, tive. here as pastor of t h e church, if his ping over S u nday a t St. Augustine. m aking it plain t h a t th e road from here to Sanford is th e one of most , Intelligent nnd progressive m en health will perm it. im po rtan ce for Geneva a t this time. and women, who keep in tough with M O N R O E IT E M S Ilev. G. V. Albertson, the S a b b a th T he plan provide* t h a t the road be th e advances of medical science, school missionary of DcLand s p e n t The Monroe school closed F r id a y ,1 S a t u r d a y and S u nday here and h a d April 23rd, a f te r a very successful built from th e Geneva depot to tho recognise th e w isdom , to say n o t h ­ very good success in organising a term and the people of Monroe a p ­ end of th e brick road on the west ing of tho en orm ous economy of C h ristian Endeavor Society here, preciate the efforts of the teachers, side of th e river, or in o th e r words, preventive medicine, of warding off connect t o th e brick ro a d a t the ex­ the a tta c k s of serious, insidious tak in g in tw en ty -th re e members. Mrs. Cora Williams and Miss M ardiseases. I t is no longer a m a t t e r Mr. a n d Mrs. A. E. Sjoblom r e ­ gio Kilbec. A n o th e r year we hope trem e o u te r edge of th e Sanford for a rg u m e n t t h a t ty p h o id fever, special s u b district, which comes to ceived a message this week from M r. to have b ette r buildings and m ore smallpox, d ip th erla if treated within a mile of the bridge across a n d M rs. Earl T hrall th ey have a r ­ accom m odations for our teachers the S t. Jo h n s river on thq main prom ptly, rabies, as well as o th e r rived a t th eir new home in N ew nd pupils. Geneva Sanford road. I t was made ailm ents m ay be pre v en ted o r ' r o b ­ H a v e n , C t. Mr. T hra ll spent a p a r t Mi*a Linda Veronica Niles g ra d ­ bed of serious consequences. The of the winter here a n d while here he uated from th e G ra m m a r School plain t h a t there is a bill before the s ta te m e n t is backed by ample a n d legislature now, th e pasaage of which fell in love with the -place and also am id showers roses and best wishes is necessary to voting th e bonds for multiplied proofs which cannot be with -the store keeper's youngest from her friends. Tills is the first questioned. d a u g h te r . One m orning a couplo graduation from th e Monroe school this, work, regardless of w hat the people m a y w ant to db in this m a t­ T he repventives, som e of them a re of m on th s ago T iny came up miss­ an d we feel 'ju s t l y proud of It. We ter. I t is believed it will pats. If it expensive, and th e large cost has ing a n d this is tHflr first message hope to be as f o r tu n a te another year docs this will then give th e m atter deterred m any from using them , direct from them . F ro m what can J in the selection of our teacher». into tho hands df the tax payer» to oven if they m ight be convinced of be learned from the message th ey T h e patrons of the school gave a are h a p p y as can be with a good fish fry and picnic nt Woodland do as th e y w-ish and can. Everyone their efficiency— th e y prefer to ta k e present was enthusiastic over the the risk, to gam ble on the chances prospect of a happy life ahead. P ark on the 24th inst. Quite n question a n d all alike agreed th at of escape. Df course, the sick ra te crowd attended a n d report a fine the roads, good roads a r e very much from typ h o id Is norm ally small con­ PAOLA P O I N T S , time.* * needed.' B u t it was no t agreed sidering tho propo rtio n of cases to Mrs. Cora Williams has gone to w hat kind of 'ro ad s would be the Misa Sarah Smith is a t home for the total population, b u t is n 't It her s u m m e r vacation, her school a t her mother's in Sanford for a visit most advisable to build. T he brick worth one dollar a n d five cents to be a n d 'e x p e c ts to spen d the vacation was the one kind m ost discussed, insured against it entirely, when S orrento closing last week. Miss Ressio Sm ith atten d e d th e in Daytona. but there were serious objections such nn a t t a c k would cost a t least Mias Kilbee has gone to her home made to th e brick roads; first it was $500.00. besides th e loss of time nnd picnic a t Monroe on S aturday. Mr. and Mrs. B uchanan, Mrs. a t Geneva. stated t h a t as soon ns tho two by producing capacity, a n d the chances Beans, pepper« and lettuce are six hoards which arc ptit down to of taxing your e s ta te with the cost P a tto n and Mrs. Bridge drove into Sanford for tho flower »how. looking fine a t Monroe and the far­ hold the brick in place, rot out which of nn expensive funeral? Sorry to report t h a t Mrs. A. A. mers ure expecting n good price for they will d o in one to three years Ia jt prBCtlca|]y to pro»a me. • thcre will be nothing to hold them v#nt typholtl f(, ver7 T he United Miss Helen Isc rm an cam* here on in place a n d consequently the road S u fe9 mu itary a u th o ritie s have S atu rd ay to a t t e n d tho picnic. H er will go to pieces. In th e sencond m a n y friends were glad to have her place it wan objected t h a t the brick adopted the ty p h o id vaccine with the renult t h a t not a »ingle dea th at home again. us they huvo been laid on the roads A Baptist church is' being o rg a n ­ in the different p arts of the country from thin disease occurred in 1913 ised In Monroe. Quite a few are are not practical w ithout ballast of in the entire arm y, a n d only a few joining. Let the good work go on. some sort under th fm as the soft cases, none of them severe. W a n t any b e tte r proof t h a n th at? earth in m an y places gives way and The medical profession 1has dis­ WEST HIDE ITEMS makes holes in the rond. If one covered th a t d ip h th eria can he T he West Side item s were written does not think this 1» a practical cured, robbed of it» terrors, by a d ­ up but were forgotten to be sent to objection, let him tak e note of the ministering the a n tito x in on the first th e printer man, however they will brick roads which hnve been down day, im m ediately when the disease only a sh o rt while. Rond Com mis­ be in this week. is discovered. sioner T. J. M cLain said th at it was Mr. and Mrs. John Badger of In order to bring tficse preventive T a m p a have re n te d th e N. J. Sten- a part of the contract t h a t the con­ medicines within easier reach of the s tro m cottage on the corner and are tractors keep the road u p and in re­ people of Florida, th e S ta te Board pair the- first five years, then .th e housekeeping a t present. question again, w hat are five years of Health has arra n g e d with m a n u ­ . Mrs. I. V, S te n s tro m was visiting in the life of a brick road? After facturers so t h a t th e cost has been N. J . Stenstrom a n d family T ues­ five years, what? N a tu rally the greatly reduced and, m ore than this, d ay . ■ question came up, " H o w much is these medicines will be widely dis­ Mr. Schmelc has given his house this going to raise th e taxes?" tributed among the druggists of the a new cost of paint. While no one an» aide to state just state so th at they may be easily and T he brick road will soon be com ­ the a m o u n t of the increase, yet no I conveniently procured. pleted and then won't the people be one seemed uneasy about the taxes, | Here are some of th e ri-sults se­ glad who have to travel over it. AH expressed deep concern and de- cured by the board, which will affect J Mr. and Mrs. J . M* Lord from siro for th e b e tte r roads nnd from pocketbooks in ev ery p a r t of th e E b e n e te r were p leasa n t visitors n t tho a t t i t u d e of those a t the meeting, state. U nder the old plan and prices t h e home of M r. and Mrs. Alfred one could easily guess t h a t If wo the antitoxin of d ip h th eria cost th e ; King on Tuesday. h av e half n chance to do so wo will ultim ate consumer $2.00 per one People who hnve beans now are h av e good roads. M ay our dreams thousand units; $7.60 per five t h o u ­ getting a good price for them f. a. b. come true. sand urtits, an d $ 12.00 per ten th o u ­ Sanford. sand units. U nder th e new schedule The F- E. C. Railroad C om pany Mr. Alfred King and Mrs. Jam es is working a gang of men near here, these prices will he 60 cents, $2.30 S m ith spent a p\ensnnt afternoon doing some repair work on the track. anil $4 10 respectively. As will tie S a tu rd a y at the home of Mr. nnd This is hcadipiarters for the camp. noted, the price for this medicine is Mrs. Buchanan. Mrs. nnd Fern Tarhcll entertained bnsed upon th e th o u s a n d effective Mr. M. M. S m ith was over the M r. umd M rs, Reed Dooley and units, tho necessary dose varying brick road p a rt of S a tu rd a y and their two sisters, Misses Sum m ers of with the exiloncioH of each case, but looking over his interests out this Springfield, Illinois, W ednesday even th e cost is to be reduced by about aide of town. two-thirds. Ing a t dinner. M r. and Mrs. D rew W arren visit­ A similar re duction of cost is T h e Chase C om p an y is packing ed home folks S u n d a y a t Sylvan promised for the ty p h o id bacterin, grapefruit thj» week. Lake. Presiding Elder, S m ith H arden from $2.00 to f 1.05 for one complete was here S u n d a y for t h e second tre a tm e n t, three dose*, both of M O O R E ’S ATOTION q u arte rly conference. We had a theee medicines will be furnished R ev. Mickey is du e to preach here most helpful service. free to indigents, upon applicatldn th is SUnday, M ay 2 n d .. Everyone •Athletics h a v e a b o u t ceased for the a n d the certificate of a physician. welcome. 3:30. season, b u t fowling continues. Mr. T h e Board will also con tin u e to fur­ Still more of eaet e n d people have Phillips Is going into th e poultry nish free, upon sim ilar conditions, ltPtl on « n ew automobile*: Mrs. M , D business. tho P asteu r tr e a tm e n t to indigents, for all b r Calumet. G a tc h e l has an . u p to th e minuted For daily dir use u In millions of kitchens has an d a t one-half th e re tail cost to Mrs. If. II. PattiahaM a n d dTOu that Calumet is highest not only in F o rd and Mr. a n d ‘M rs. O. J. Pope aaa/rfy but In Uav**i*gyèuvr as well—un- have a fine O verland a n d a new ter, Miss Georgia accom panied by those able to p ay tor th e treatm ent. M rs. Reed Dooley a n d her sisters T h e te tan u s an tito x in will also be niling In resulta—-pure to the extreme - and wonderfully economical In use. Ask your D ailey piano to m ake life happy for were callers in O rlando T u esday. furnished free to th e poor of the And try Calumet next bake day. them selves and families. " W h a t th e s u p e r i o r m a n seeks is s t a t e , wlilch has been th e practice in M r. and Mrs. Forest GatcHbl are in himself; w h a t th e small m an seeks tjie past, a n d t h e - cost to others will soon to begin housekeeping in a is in o th ers.” be cut in half. * ■' b ran new bungalow on Celery ave­ COUNTY APR»- JO.i,U T H E SANFOBD HERALD PAGE TWO HAPPENINGS Received Highest Awards nue. M r. and M n. R aynor of Celery avenue are building an addition to th e ir home. We understand th a t Mr. Rayn^p a n d aon, Will, have recently 'pur­ chased some improved land on Cam­ eron avenue, for the la tte r a home. Miss Alice Vaughn spent a. por­ tio n of last week. In Longwdod with, her friend, Misa E d ith Entxminger. I t U rumored th a t J i r . Duke, the jolly m an a t the w h eel,o n one of The school autos has gone to Geor­ gia to bring back a brldu. Mr*. J. C. Fortaon of Geneva ave­ nue baa her m other, Mrs. Hamilton of Newberry spending aomo time w ith her. . Misa Isabella Simon was out Irom dneaday, Vaccine points, the guard against smallpox, will be sent o u t by the The manifestation called beet is Board as heretofore, w ithout charge. with' humans and most other animals For the distribution of these rem­ a sensation indescribable. From the edies, .or preventives» a t least one tim e of Democritus nd Epicurus, \Qd far back of that, the mystery of the druggist or other responsible person eourco of heat was hotly discussed. will be selected in each county of As time flew on and on the .mystery the atate, and in the more populous was segregated into learned words, counties several such placea or per­ and Sir Humphry Davy explained It sons will be. named, so th a t it will be ^(1 by saying th a t heat w il merely the posaiblo for every Floridian to se­ vibration of corpuscles of the body. cure thhae medicines. T he prices will He did not tell of the origin of the be the fem e everyw here and will be oorpusdes or why they vibrated. m arked on the package for the pro­ tection of purchasers. T he list of Onion's Oood Properties. theee druggists and of those who From the beat authorities wo learn th at colds are caused by three things will h an d le' these medicines will be to * chill, a germ and a uric sold ten­ published as soon as it can be mado dency which provides a toll for tho up, so th a t there will be left no good germ 's growth. The pungent oil of the excuse for Floridians to be without onion neutralises and destroys the them and' a t as low a coat aa wlU be that Infest the mouths o t ua a v a ilab le to the residents of any »yen of those In good health. sta te in th e Union. Not a Full Explanation. ‘ “ i I Closing Out Sale :. D E -M A R K H A M . PARK LOTS From $100 up. $10 buys a lot and $10 m onth, without interest. E asy terms and war prices. O n ly a few nice lots left. Truck farm ,-all cleared^ balL of it tiled. place.for spring crop — Close to city. * - Fine A lso have som e real bargains of houses and lots close in. I have lots on all the best avenues and can save you m oney on vacant lots. See me before the advance, it’s sure to come real soon. N. H. GARNER, Owner ATLANTIC CO AST L IN E The Standard Railroad df the South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5lh, 1915 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAISY No. 82 No. 8G No. 80 Lv Jacksonville . 8 :30 am 1:35 pm 8:10 pm . 12:50 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 am Ar Savannah .. 9:18 am SfilO am Ar Richmond . . 8 :00 pm . .8:50 am 12:38 pm 11 :50 pin Ar Washington 10:27 am 1:50 pm Ar Rallltnorr. .. 1:38 «m I 12:45 pm 4 :03 pm Ar Philadelphia 4 :25 am 6:20 pm Ar New York 2:57 pm 7:13 am All-steel Equipm ent, Free Reclining Chair Car« to Washington Car Servire on Trains 82 and 86. Sleeper to Savannah on Tram For Information nnd Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE II* Went II»/ S ir m i , J ic k r a n .lllr . F U . rtton» 17 11 Ul (borra f h Moiri. T i a » , | b t’ bonr 112 »• SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Complete abstracts from the r e c o r d s of Orange and Seminole Counties. T axes paid for non-residents. C. W . G O O D R I C H . Manager flONHAKE[HANŒ5 Don't play with »erious mattm— don't YOU carry your own miunan against ' F I It E for you’ll find the money wanting »bn the F I R E ha» wija-ii out your pioKrtjr Have our strong, reliable ■■iirnptaj carry your rink and l- ....... .. ■ti- wk Reasonuhlu rat*“* CHASE & COMPANY St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Horida Full lnHTui-tlo* (iivert in Conducted by tho Benedictine Fathers TERMS - *226.00 Pteparater. Coainorimi a n d (-I**- «irai f o u n d T O R C A T A L O G U E A D D R E S S R E V . D IR E C T O R S a n ford C o c a -C o la B ottling Company Bottlers of Soda Water and PHONE In fà Bottles 21 Sole Agents for OHANGE CITY SPRINGS MINERAL WATBB HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D STABLE C o r n a r P a r k A v a n u * and S a o o n d Stra a t C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N D S O F H E A V Y M A U LIN G Largo supply of H o rse s. Mutes, v W a g o n s and H a rn e ss always on hand F o r S a le o r Exchange B la c h sm lih ln g a n d W agon R e p a irin g In conn*eU«n Herald Want Ads Will Bring Res“1* W M t i i w / w . vs&I ctjifet �•U ' APRIL 30. 1915 ■»» » . ♦ „ . y » » » » » » » » » » • • * * * ^ * * « * » * Ì» $ *ù - t THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THRCB t h e m ig h t y c o u r t o f t h e u n iv e r s e , t h e h u b o f t h e a r c h it e c t u r a l SCHEME AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION Report* of the so called "dis­ covery" thnt certain minerals Containing nullum nro of great value us fertilizers b in e been a t­ tracting aJuL uL uitcutiou in Uu> newspapers. A report Just Is­ sued by the Illinois experiment station on n series of Odd test* covering two seasons sunvyiarlzes the results In tho following posi­ tive terms: <> "The trustworthy results from two years of Held trials by tho Il­ linois experiment station abuw that rmllorn applied nt n cost of i ►It. $10 or $100 per nerr'produced t no effect ujKin tho crop yields 1 * either tho llrat or the second sea- <> •on-'* ----- ts .................................................... .......................... wmmmmammmmmaaj— Mb»»— — — — —w AU visitor* to tho Panam a PucIHc International «ipoaltion at Ban Francisco at aomo tim* during their stay a t the exposition maku their pilgrimage through the Court of the I’nlverae. This la the Urgent court on the ground» and li tho control radiating unit of the architectural and around plana. Nobio sculptured groups embelllah It, the two Homeric group» tho Natlona of tho Eaat and the Natlona of tho We»t—surmounting Iho giant arch»» a t th» cast and west portals, By night the beauty of tho court Is enhanced by the flood lighting effects. BRINGS TALE; LEAVES FOOT BERLIN HONORS ITS HEROES Esklrrfo Arrives s t New York With Thrilling Account of Encounter With Grizzly Dear. Soldiers on Streets of Capital SubjscU Almost of Adoration by tho P o p u la » . Blubbering with Joy. Aswatuk. an Eskimo, to be known on the Pennsyl­ vania farm, whither be has gone, by tho stern patronym of Morris U»vy, was released from Ellis Island In chargo of Ml»» Martha Llnlngur, a nurse at tho Qrenfell nilsalpn. In la b ra d o r, says tho Now York Herald. Aswatuk (until ho roaches Pennsylvania) has only ono foot- T he other, tho left, was chawed oR by a grizzly bear, wherein Ilea the story. Aswatuk—which m eans "the chilly baby"—Is sixteen years old, but, ac­ cording to the story, ho's so bravo that 1-nhrador Is probnbly relieved to bo rid of bis daring spirit. Miss Letnlnger. who brought him back with her, had trouble getting him Into tho country, hut Anally appeals to Washington were answered, and Aswa­ tuk Is off to the farm. Hut to tho tale of that missing foot. On a cold, windswept night In Holster's Ilock, Labrador, llltlo Aswatuk and bis mother huddled about the whale oil lamp, wondering If Papa Aswatuk the daring fisherman, was riding the gale. Suddenly from outside tho Igloo there came a scratching and the hearts of Aswatuk and his mother congealed. They knew II was ihe dread scratching of a polar bear scratching his way in lo make a meal off them. Sundries In the way of dried mooso meat and mission tracts were used to bolster the fast weakening wall of tho Igloo, but all In vain. Through a ragged aperture gloomed the horrid faco of a grizzly bear He yawned In anticipation of little Aswa­ tuk—a plump youth—Just ns Aswatuk kicked with hla left foot. Tho foot reached th e open mouth Just as It closed, and Just ai Aawatuk'» mother dropped the whale oil lamp on tho bear’s head. With a groan of pain and anger the grizzly loped lightly away, blazing with wrath and whale oil, hut still clinging to Aswatuk's foot. Aawatuk was taken to the hospital at St. Anthony’s, where he recovered sufficiently to be brought to this coun­ try. So goes the tale of Aawatuk aa toM by himself. Among tho quiet, serious looking crowds which thronged all the down­ town streets of Berlin during th* afternoons and evenings, and which overflowed Into those uptown ave­ nues which still were lighted at night, every fifth man was a soldier, virltea Edward Eyre Hunt. In Colliers Week­ ly And tho crouds nover tired of tho sight of them. They paid each uni­ form tho flattering attention of » tar­ ing at it aa If It were tho Aril, they had ever aeon. The procession was bewildering. There were nil sorts nnd condition» of men In uniforms: Prussian gen­ erals. In gold and gray and blue; a haggard military doctor Just come from the hospitals and still smelling of other, dirty, tired Infantrymen hack from the battle line In East Prussia, limping along In the gutter; a moun­ taineer In Alpine green uniform, with a green feather in his flat cap. aris­ tocratic hussars lu uniforms of n blaxIng red. marching along erect as auto­ matic dolls, an officer of the fnmoua Heath s Hoad hussars, a white skull grinning down from his black shako, and tho cords across his breast shak­ ing as ho «ulked. companies of middle aged landstunn marching down tho street; a crack regiment of the guard doing Iho goose slop at the corner of t'n te r clou Linden, and smacking tho pavement until the street echoed like a forest under volley fire; u »quad of Bed Cross workers, marching In civil dress, each wearing his little white .and red arm band, and each carrying a tiny satchel; cavalry on coal black horses riding by like ceqlaurs. a new regiment off for the war with band blaring and colors »napping In tho wind; an adjutant In a gray military automobile with a horn that boomed like a cannon; convalescent soldiers, by ones twos, half dozens, walking the stp-ets to get the air, limping pain fully or goardlng a bandaged arm or shoulder or head from the Jostling of the crowd. Then, like a parody of all theao, twenty amall boys In uniforms, with'spiked caps, wooden swords and an Ingenloua wooden cannon mounted on a gun carriage which would tower and raise and pivot about like a real Teaching Under Difficulties. field gun, marching down the FriedWhatever teaching was done during rlchstroise with patriotic flags and a •tho Civil w ar woe carried on under drum. dtfflculttea. In so far aa ordinary school supplies were concerned; at Illi t e r a c y In F o r e i g n C o u n t rie s . The bureau of census of tho doIeaat we Judge bo from the following extract from an article on. "War- partm ent of commerce has Just pub­ Time Expedient»" In a North Carolina lished a table giving tho porcentagoa of Illiteracy In most of the principal paper: "PVir pena we used gooae-qullla, un- countries of the world, the figures b a r­ leaa one was fortunate enough to poe- ing been brought as nearly up to •esa a gold one.- Ink was homemade, date m tbo available sources of In­ also; generally the Juice of tom e as­ formation perm it Illiteracy statlctlcs of different coun­ tringent berry, like poke or e l d e r berry, with the addition of cbppermaT tries are not always strictly compa­ Fbr pencils wo sometimes used th e rable, because tho basis is not always sharpened end of s burr of lead. tho same qu ite generally, however, Schoolboys made slate pencils by cut­ tho percentage of Illiteracy here given ting a broken slate Into narrow strips is based upon the total population over sn d whittling them round with a pock* ten years of age, which la the basts In •*i knife. A email bone of a chicken th e United States, but sometimes U was burned In tho Are until almost la necessary to accept aomo other age -calcined, and so used as s slate pen­ limit, and In several countries the cil. but was ra th e r too soft. To break only available figures refer to Illiter­ * good school slate by accident was acy among army recruits or to that quite a misfortune In those day». Th* shown by the m arriage records. •chool books were those used by the Fait Lika Ona of Thalr Number. former generation of children, and "Tuthor day.” relatad old D»d Bing, sometimes there would be hardly two t h * , Oklahoma catUe baron, who (a allko In a class," temporarily In our midst, "I was rum­ bling along In a street c a r when A batch of young fellers got aboard. I Judged they w ere college student!, by their tunny clothes and queer shaped hats. Tho c a r waa pretty full, and they pushed nnd snortod back and forth In tho stale, tramping on people's feet and committing similar frivolities that a way. Blme-by they all riared back ami fetched loose a long yelL Then tho neardeHt ono to me took a look, and not admiring my face, or something, says: *' 'Well, my rural friend, don't you like u r * ‘Shore, I like It!' says I. 'I am half­ witted myaotft*”— Kansas City Star. Something Wrong Somewhars. William, like many another man bofore him, hud Joined the army by way of showing his devotion (o his coun­ try. He had not yet learned tho mean­ ing of strict discipline, and although he «ore tho uniform of his regiment ho landed that ho was Just aa much his own master In that aa lie uga In civilian clothes. When "lights out" sounded ho In­ sisted on his comrades leaving the light hurnlng. "Now. then, put that light out!" ohouted an officer on Inspection. "H'm!" retorted willful William. "And pray who nro you?" "I'm (ho officer of the day " "Then what the dickens are you prowling about In iho night time for?" asked William. We Knead Our Bread Well— RADIUM AND THE FARM. Though eflrller Investigations 3 [ have showu that radium may have uu Influence upon the growth of pinuts. It api>enr» that the results secured by using uraiiluui-niiilum ore In growing crops are *<> slight as to be of negligible Importance. Vnrlntloua lU yields due to season, rainfall and tho tibo were much greater Ilian could possibly bo traced to the rndlum.—Couutry Ucntleman. ; DESTROY CATTLE GRUBS. Farmsrs Los* Millions Annually From This Dsatruetiv, Psst. Thousands of doltnra tuny bo saved If calilo growers will this spring ro­ tarne nnd destroy tho grubs In tho backs of cattle, T. J. Talbert, specialist In ento­ mology In tho Kansas Agricultural col­ lege extension division, soys that the season when grubs nro prevalent ex­ tend. from January to June, when about half tho cattle that go to market tiro Infested. The damage amounts to between las.taOO.OOO nml $00.000,000 n year. The grub weakens tbo cattle, causes them to fall off lu flash and milk nnd de­ crease. tlic value of the bides. The characteristic lumps or swellings wtilcb may Ik» found uuder the sklD ou the larks of many cattle nt thlg time contain grubs. Tho grubs may be pn-nuctl mu through the opening nt the top of iho swelling. A sharp knife and n pair of tw eeter* will often fa­ cilitate the work. Core should be inkon to <rush nil the gnitei removed, so ns to prevent their further develop­ ment nnd l rnnsformntton Into flies. It ts niHUnhtc to examine the enttle for lumps or swellings over the bark every two or thn-e weeks during Into winter and early spring Various oils nro often used, the lo­ tion N'lng smeared over Iho Infested region or applied to the mouth of the breathing bole of the grub Kerosene emiiM'in, (tab oil nud train oil are often used with good results Ono or two applications tiro usually sufficient. The object lot) to this method Is thnt the wound» do not boat rendlly unless the grill*« rire removed These measures tuny not bo practica­ ble In Iho e n s o of Invite herds of hnlf wild enttle. us it ts necessary to bring the animals Into close quarters In small pen* or chutes In the case of smnll herds the removal nod destruction of the grub* nro tin easy task. The tiles do not migrate fur nnd often the clenn liig up of Individual nerds nnd the • nro iif animats brought to ihe prom Im*s will eoiilr ' t*'e post Eyeglasses In War, Tho largo num ber of Hrltlah terri­ torial» wllh spectacles or eyeglAaseS has been noticed. On this point the late Mr. Eustace Balfour, brother of Mr. Arthur HalTour, wroto: "Boms members who have passed tho medi­ cal tests on the assumption th at they wilt shoot In spectacles do not do so. May I point out th a t apeclocles áre no humiliation? Tho Gormans wear them In war. They are In some ro­ ll per la even a protection against d u s t 1 personally have been a deer stalker nnd have always had to wear glasses. 1 do not think I have ever lost a slag which I should otherwise havo hit by Brought Homo. not having spectaclea on. Tho preju­ A party of tourists wero going dice against them la childish and a rti­ ficial, In my view*— London Chroplai*. through a small town, having the tlmo of their Uvea, laughing and Joking One of thorn thought she would h a re sumo Says His Wife Could Tell. Most men are queer, hut some are fun. nnd called to a little girl standqueerer, especially In New York. A In* near, "Are there any shows In prize winner In the second class drew town?" To which I h o l i t t le girl an­ the eyes of the entire company upon swered. "Only the one you p e o p l e nro him In amazement ns they sat around making "—Minnesota M i n n e h a h a a table In a downtown restaurant at luncheon.' They had been discussing apartment house life, when one of the party turned to the man next to him and asked; “ By th e way, Jim, how many room« have you In your flat?" Now York flats are so small you would Imagine that any roan who had to I>ay rent for ono could answer right Many ol the troubles of Hfo such off. Ilut Jim said: "Blessed If I know, an headache, indigestion, constipa­ my wife can tell you—I can't. Nover tion and lack ot energy are duo to counted 'em." "Well." whispered a man opposite, “Isn't ho a bird. W on­ Inactive livers. G RISKY'S LIV-VER-LA X Is a d e r If ho knows bow many fingers and natural, vegetables rem edy t h a t will toes be baa?" get tho liver right and make these ttoubles disappear. It has none of Overdo»*. Habitual Customer (to hl» b*rt>wr) the dangers or disagreeable after — "Your confounded hair restorer baa effects of calomel. made my hair com* out mora than Get a 60c o r $1 bottle of this • v o r i " Barber—"Ah, you must h a r * splendid remedy from your druggist y u t too much on, air! Made the 'air todoy. Every lioltlo beats the like­ com* right out '»toad of only 'art- ness of L. K. Grlsby, who g u a ra n ­ way." tees it through Wm. O. Aldrudge. MANY TROUBLES DUE TO AN INACTIVE LIVER , you need it also. After you have eaten ju st one slice of our bread you will never be at a loss to know where to get good bread in thaJuiur«.~-W e use but tho bes t materials and gur bakery is sahitary. T hat’s the reason our goods are so tasty. SPENCER’S BAKERY 111 Perk Ave. YOUR OPPORTUNITY High Grade Guaranteed Autos $ 200.00 to $ 895.00 ON EA SY PAYM EN TS F or catalog and Information writs lliïO TRADINGCO.. Ine„ Pittsburgh. Pa. or consult your local dealers G. B. POPE, Açent F o r .* « w U i « making a * - » b i b , p d * f k* * grove is important and must not be neglected, of course, but the handling of the fruit in the packing house that finally l i u i u s c n m o i i i i e r y * n o u i i i i u » u u i v 5 1 M»* ***** — --*— - —n — — — - - ,wm <— w » ^ — Special price* for June ingUlUtions—write now for these. Send for illustrated booklet*, and aak for specification* and price list*. L B. SKINNER MFC. €0., CENTRAL AVE., DUNEDIN, FLORIDA Sanford,. Fla. W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance o r f l a * w ith H O L D O N R I A L E S T A T E CO. S a n fo rd . F lo rid a B O N E S W E W A N T BONES PRAIRIE BONES BLEACHED BONES ALL KINDS OF BONES Write to us for Prices ami Shipping Instructions W ilson & To o m e r F e rtilize r C om pany J ack so n ville , - - Florida NOVELTY PLANT 8 MILLWORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS S 8 | 8 Tell I’h What You Want J Kstimalcs Furnished Free Vi3 1z a We are prepared to figure with you on all classes of LUMBER and MILLWORK for‘HOUSE, STORE or BARN. FruminR, flooring, ceiling,siding, windows, doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. \ ••••••••••••♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ••••••••♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e •♦••••♦♦♦•*»•»»»** C O W P E A S Sat All the .standard varieties in stock. Will sell you one ; quart or one carload. How many do you want nnd where do ; you want them'delivered? ‘ÿi K ilgore Seed C o m p a n y P la n t C ity, Fla; I is COULD SCARCELY WALK ABOUT i And For Three Sommers Mrs. Vin­ believe 1 would have died If I hadn’t cent Waa Unable to Attend to Any of Her Housework. Packing House Equipment, Sadi As Growers Must Hare, Can Be Hade Only In Complete, Efficient Free Delivery taken tt. After 1 began taking Cartful, J was greatly helped, and all three bottles re­ lieved me entirely. I fattened up, and grew so much Pleasant HID, N. C . - " l suffered for stronger In three months, I felt Uke an­ three summer»," write« JKrt. Walter other person altogether," Vincent, ol this town, "and th* third and Cardiff la purely vegetable and gentletail time, was my w orst acting. It* ingredients hive a mild, tonic I had dreadful nervous headache« and effect oa the womanly constitution. prostration, and waa scarcely abl* to Cartful makes for increased strength, walk about Could not do any *f my Improves the appetite, tones up the ner­ housework. vous system, and help* to make pale, I also had dreadful pains In my back sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy. and aides and whqn one of U i o m weak, Cardiff ha* helped more than a million alnklag spells would come on me, I weak women, during the past 90 years. would have to give up and lie down, It win surety do for you, what U has notil it wore off. do«* tor them. Try Cardul today. 1 was certainly In a dreadful state ot WHMIft Q*tf **a«i >U« rt— Co. U*—‘ Mhealth, when 1 finally deckled to try vtury p— O miumm*«. T...„ o* ÿ wM AtCatdul, the woman's took, and 1 firmly / á m K Lrs •L’c ' > ,, J. f i♦-j , *— or..- Htt Hi v. �SS THE BANFORD HERALD PAGE POUR THE SANFORD HERALD R. J.-HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager ruMUhad E m ] T u ta d a y tail Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY « u iiîK n ir n o N n u a f . O N E TEAR ALL AROUND THE STATE? '*•* - ^ The c o n tra c t has been lot (or tho now b a n k building for tho Citizens ‘ s ix M ON THS..................................... 1-2S T H R E E M O N TH S T L lB a n k -ln -L iv e O a k v s n d also- for t h e “afefixtures. When completed this in­ D a li, w e d la (he O ly by 1 a rria r | l « t I 'n Taar In stitution will have one of the most A draara ar 10c. P e r »loath F a y m ra l» la A d ria ca M aat Ila M ada al M i r a modern u n d up to date bank in g build ings a n d equipm ent in tho state. Calar ad Aa S ic a a d -O a a a Mail Mallo* AofaM Z2ad OS lea la Harald Datldlac T rlryhaa* N*. 141 P l a n t u .-haul in Sanford; ~ -------0 ------N ext Tuesday will be "Bird D a y :" Kill a buzzard or tw o. ------ 0— -n T h e Oflando B o ard of T ra d e will build a modern hom e. Good scheme for S anford to follow. — o— O ur schools a re crowded. A bond issue is necessary for more buildings. W ith more buildings for the lower grades th e high school building can be sav e d intact. ' Your ^Business is Invited ITEMS OF INTEREST ABOUT FLORIDA CUDLED FOR BUSY READERS in a pv a n c k IM S , al Ih* PaalaRIc* a l Sa#ford. Florid*■ f a d e r Act of M a rch l t d . UTS. APR». 30, t)I| . t t t Over a hundred hardw are retailers from all over the s tate are expected in .§ t. P e tersb u rg on M ay 11, 12 and m h , w h e n the Florida -Aasocia-r tion of H a rd w a r e Dml«n»-a».wAbler there. J t t The B oard of Trade took action a t last night's meeting to purchase the lot a t th e corner of Main a n d Cen­ tral from D r. C. D. C h ris t Opon which to erect an au d ito riu m and tourists headquarters, . T h e building will be designed to contain a gym na­ sium and b a t h s and assem bly roams for the to w n 's civic bodies. T he de­ tails of th e building have n o t yet been decided upomn, bu t it is likely th a t a general outline as subm itted by A rchitect Murray S. King will be adopted. This prov id es for a structure of tw o floors a n d a base­ m ent.— R ep o rter-S ta r.' A bout this tim e of t h e year celery drops In price on a c c o u n t of the sup* ply exceeding the d e m a n d . A few dollars pinched from each grower I ,t t would p ay for cold sto rag e for p a r t D. W. Rowe, one, of the' Gaines­ of the crop. ville " le tte r carriers," has been - — O-----bound over to the United S ta tes au­ California has n page ad 1n the thorities for forging the nam e of u S a tu r d a y Evening P ost, a b o u t Cal­ dead nqgro pensioner to papers in ifornia oranges. T his hdlf page cost order to receive his pension money. a b o u t ten thousand dollars. The Rowe made n confession. consum er is paying for the ad nnd California oranges are selling all the time. Florida growers do not be­ lieve In advertising. -------------- O -----No, Pauline, t h a t new wooden 1 have been all over the great building on Park a v e n u e is not the s tate of Florida. I have been u p one new hotel. I t was sim ply designed coast nnd do w n the other. I havo as a goat getter and from the smell seen all the fam ous »how places of th a t it stirred up tho goat is very 4 h e »late. I have »eon m ighty re­ nppnrcnt. But it served u good sults of F lo rid a's wonderful und in­ purpose for no more tw o story build­ comparable soil. Last year I saw ings on wheels can bo moved by the trend of h u m a n travel th n t was any m odern Ulysses i n to the heart pouring over th e border* If Florida of the city. like n great a r m y of invasion. I --------------0 ---------------have seen lan d values rise several ", 1 * • desire to have every person appreciate the fact that WE' invites banking business. We.are in a position to take th is B ank curò o f a large number of accounts without interfering with the ‘efficiency o f our The T a m p a M erchants' Associa­ tion has had a hill d r a w n .a n d forw urdtd "TO- Tallahassee" for passage through the legislature which is in­ tended to. p re v e n t operations in this s ta te of itin e ran t vendors. * It aim s to make vendors who drop into the s ta te for a few weeks or n m onth p a y a license tax as heavy as th a t paid by m erchants who do business the year round. I t has been e n ­ dorsed by m erchants in several of t b ^ l a t g e z . cities. a L. the-alatsk* t * service, and the pains we take with-each individual account. We invite your account assuring you prompt and courteous service. Checking and Interest Bearing Accounts Invited PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D <4 •S .--T “ TZ - Hr/STEVENS I Prra ldra l T h e St. P etersburg Times tells of a now and handsom e rooming houso to be erected in th e Sunshine city d hring the present sum m er.. The eontrnct has nbeen aw arded for a three story n p a r tm e n t house to cost a b o u t $ 10,000, and (t will bo built oi\. F ourth streer, N orth. Telling of tho plans, the Tim es says t h a t there will ho four m odern a p a rtm e n ts on each floor, equipped with gas rfrwi electricy, which m ay be used as de­ sired for lighting or heating. C. M. HAND SANFORÒ, FLORIDA Ytr*.PmM*a< F. L WOODRUFF Vk*-Pr.*d*nt H. E. T O U R R. R. DEAS Ah i Cu U » x x x iiiiiiiiiilix iia c iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x x iiiiiiiiiiiiK X x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiiis e j W e Can Save You M oney W rite or Call for Prices . m The Hill Lumber Co. Corner Third Street and Oak Avenue f i t Lumber - Lath - Shingles - Moulding - Sash - Doors M Sash Weights - Sash Pullies - Brick - Lime - Cement ! . Plaster - Metal Shingles - *’ Métal Roofing T h e Miami T ra ctio n C om p an y ia grading a n d laying 'street c a r tracks in th e Magic C ity. Some of tho w ork has alre ad y been completed a n d It ia expected the entire track will he laid the first of July. T he co m p a n y has furnished four electric cars of the storage b attery type which will he delivered about Sep­ te m b e r 1st. All kinds of Roofing Paper Now’s the FLORIDA, POOR MAN’S PARADISE lime 1 ply $1.00 square guaranteed for 5 years 2 ply $1.75 square guaranteed for 10 years § 3 ply $2.00 square guaranteed for 15 years I to Screen your. House — Call and see our line of Screen Doors i are nothing to be com pared with the X3O CilllllllllllXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIillXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIII}0S great and limitless opportunities for th e m an of ord in ary means to e s ta b ­ n u m b e r of delegates in proportion a r c spending the d ay with M rs B a y b erry Shrub lish himself upon juHt a few acres to num ber of societies was won by Will Evans. The plnnt from which ttw- bajtwrrj a n d make Those give him all there is N orthcentrul district, to be kept by candle la m ade Is the shrub Mjrdi in life to own. Returns (o His First l.ovc Gainesville, t h e society s en d in g the cerlfera, n plant which is commoa Is I havo seen ten acres of Florida m p s t . Several months ago the S u unteror New England, and *•«]••-* l.dri along ti# hflss M yra M cM illan, the land produce at the ra te of more secretary, also for the district, felt in T h e Harold s t a t e d thut Jce H a r- coast of Maine The b*t\ l>+*rry ihnb th a n $800 per acre. T h e man who Justly proud of her honor to hei roid was getting nervous at hie e n ­ Ib nol closely related to the Myrtit 'mm lb ow ned this garden p a tc h of ground local and d is tric t field. forced inactivity on the farm a n d acrls. or Wi si ladui I. cam e to Florida t o die, after he hud T h e convention for 1316 was in th a t sooner or Inter he would b re a k leaves of which bay nun i< ubixiMg In nn interview in the Orlando hundred per cent in only a few sickened his body bonding over u vitod to M ayo, Christian church, into business again nnd S a u n te re r by distillation R cporter-S tur the credit for tho pas­ m onths becaUBc of the trem endous d irty desk for fifteen years in a Jacksonville und DeLarnl. T h e bit­ ev id e n tly knew whereof he s p a k e I know n o rth ern city; and m a rk you, this ter was chosen. sage of th e Crop Pest Bill through dem and for Florida land. We all like to go for M r. Ilurrold has opened up a the house is given to H arold Hume. th e henuty of her exquisite climate, m an knew nothing of farming when there. grocery store on Union avenue a n d ! M aybe H arold is en titled to it hut her growing verdure, her draped, he came. T o d a y he is rich beyond New officers are. President. I). B. his face is now wearing' the c o n te n t-1 J « i o n M r t *1 ShU»gir* He C u rry, Jacksonville; vice president, ed expression of a (nan who is n h -j we th in k th a t Forrest Lake is also trees festooned with the dream y moss, the wildest dream s of youth. J ni oti Urial f ri II ne M r. I en titled to part of it, according to her pines, the palms, pnlm ettocs, can go out any day of the year nnd Itev. Geor. W aldron. West T a m p a ; solutety satisfied with life. latra» T ro vig li ami litri ter* C o m in c ia r llp * l l l i b i * many of those who were present her wonderful utrcnms, unlike those pick growing things for his table. T reasurer, Geo. Cnvanagh, T a m p a ; H arrold is one of th e veteran m e r - 1 f o m i f f n l r t l H hrrti when he m ade his gallant fight for of any region in the charms of her His wife nnd babies are simply b u b ­ ju n io r leader, Miss Nellie Rowley, c h a n ts of Sanford and was in b u s i­ C o rrx in a tc d la n in i* it. And L ake's fight is nil the more " o u t of doors" th a t peem to hold bling over with generous health and West Palm Beach; Citizenship Supt., ness here for m an y years but r e ­ fib re ! I l H n i ftasolln* to bo com m ended since the orange one entranced ns though In a spell. this man in every bit ns much a Rev, I M * 1 "H rW fc " Hi.th.g E. W. Way, Jacksonville; tired with the idea thut he h ad M rfa l ••fitoitr" Pilline prince as though nges of royal blood growers of the Exchnnge fought him worked long enough, forgetting t h a t All the wonders of Florida it ha* T e n t h Legion, Miss Edna W hitney, Armo Nmtnhlr i nl»en* I have Mt. Dora; Quiet Hour S u p t., Miss any one who has been active for for the speakership. > been my peculiar pleasure to havo flowed through his veins. I m p e r la i n it r ir v i r « h r r t * T x i r p r n i l n r RI IH» a n i Cupa. visited and viewed the past two visited the successful colonies which R uth W ynndt. laike M agdalene; years cannot long rem ain passive. — 0 -----U b r r i M e la i Cornlre« h a v s prung up in Florida, and I Secy, for the press, introduction and years. I am wholly and completely Now is th e time to th in k about M i r r i M e la i MkylIffM« havo seen there more peace, pleasure L oyal to A u n t M ay. sunshine f D epts., Grace A. T o w n ­ D r t d f t t t i p # nn<1 i n t i n g a th e h arbor for yachts t h a t will a n ­ subdued und Infected with th e Index Aunt .May was (he favorite aunt of nnd profit to the square inch th an j C r p p r n m ll h a . finger on the rig h t hand of the world. send. This re p o r t is sent no sooner chor here this winter. Such a place C im e ra i fCìtrrf Melai W arkrrt. little Ellen. One dny the former said has been my good fortune to behold because of Just arriving home. would be of great benefit to our city Here are soon to come the tireless Afik jo ttr d e a le r of t»H lr fof col* to her. naming three other aunts, before. G race A. Townsend. legar*. a n d would mean th a t w inter visit­ greyhounds of th o sea, carrying full "Which do you like best, Aunt Anna, April 27th. M ind you, these northern men nnd ors from all over the s t a t e would cargoes to alt p a r ts of the universe Aunt Emily or Aunt rnlmrr.T” Little on their way to nnd from the A t­ women who are filling up Florida bring th eir boats hero und let them Ellen looked thoughtful a moment and remain all through tho Summer lantic und Pacific oceans through the are not a few hundred in num bers, *♦ " then said. “Why, l like Aunt Anna 3050 K V f if r « » A rr, ■<§*$ " ♦ J A C K S O N V I L L I '. , » 'L A . b ette r th an Aunt Palm er, but I don't months. A ship yard, tu rn in g basin Panam n canal. T h e entire s t a t e is but th ey can he seen by the th o u ­ like anybody best w hat Isn't you." and y a c h t club would m ean much one gigantic field of activity. Devel­ sands and scorea of thousands. You ____________________________ for the city of Sanford In conjunc­ opm ent (s in th e sir everywhere. may talk with th e m from (he win­ T he madness of money has grasped dows of your. Pullm an as you travel tion with a tourist hotel. XXXIIIIII!llll|}eCXIIIIIIIIIIIIXJXIIIIIIIIIIIIX3CXIIIIIIIIIIIIX»l hands. The governm ent hss a p p ro ­ along, and the nnfversal answer to • ^ G R A P E V IL L E AND UP8 ALA priated many millions for the* im ­ your question is **I would not go T h e b o ard s of trade of th e various Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Evans' baby provem ent of Florida w atterw ays. home for anyjhjnjj fn tho world." cities betw een Sanford nnd Tam pa had fever n d ay o r two this week. This points to t h e nearby future, Now, whori the whofe north is will m ake a determ ined effort to Anjelo S ansvcrino nnd his sister, when Florida shall stand forth to settling down to six m onths of ice, ■have the' San ford-Tam jib sh o rt lino M ary attended u dance at C lyde on the world with t h e most im p o rta n t nnd tho large cool a n d plumber hills, train on th o A. C. L. p u t back on porta of call for th e thousands of and t h e northern farm ers ore doing F rid a y evening. tho Schedule again. T he people of II. G. L u n d q u is t carried in his oce&n vessels which will have di­ nothing b u t chop wood an d m end Fibrida a n d especially so u th Florida rected their course toward the Flor- tho fences, tho Florida farm er fs wife to see the d o cto r last S atu rd ay , aro beginning to think t h a t th e rail Panam a canal a n d Florida. T here tilling hfs fields, p lanting his th ird ns she does not se e m to be regaining roads are o p erated solely for th e are more stupendous undertakings crops, which he will send to m ark e t her strength m uch, b u t we are glad tourists in t h e winter tim e a n d t h a t to see the little - one doing finely, Abe officials care b u t little for the uln this state th a n In any other sec­ in m id w in te r a n d sell for prices t h a t th an k s to D r.D cnton. They a fte rtion of our nation. would set a no rth ern fa rm e r’s ears C O A S T L IN E native« an d th e policy of t h e rdada vrard called on M i. CoDerY Fn tow n. ~ _ Florida h as-boon-Jtnow n a s th e -with e n vy . — -— The Nlandgrd Railroad of the S outh ■ SONI 01 THE THINGS W[ H I Re FLORIDAMETAL PRODUCIS CO. a I COUNTY HAPPENINGS E X C U R S IO N $ 2.00 Sanford lo Tampa and St. Petersburg and Return __ ¥ ia THE ATLANTIC ___are «esponaible for this feeling. No one wants the railroads to operate trains a t a lots but the prroof th a t these tr a in s , were operating a t a loss has not been dem onstrated to the public, and most of us are from Missouri. "rich m sn’s playground," but It has now becomo the "poor men's p ara­ dise." We people gf th e north and east and west do not really know w hat life la until we have spent some tim e in Florida. The beauty off th e sky and land­ • F A IR W A R N IN G scape; the beauty of climate, th e Bob. Holly of the Sanford Herald voluptuousness of foliage nnd farm s, . and Willis Powell of the Clearw ater Sun are ehowering e tc h o th e r, witJx compliment« by way of auggeetirig, Florida C. E. Convention each the other, for the Governor's T he tw enty-eighth annual conven­ chair. Brothers, have you forgotten tion for the State C hristian Endeav­ w hat happened to most of th e news­ or Union convene«^ in Jacksonville, paper men who tried to land in a t the Riverside Presbyterian church political office a t the last prim ary?— April 10th-lSth a n d was a success Kissimmee G azette. alt through. Although folks ta lk of hard tim es, For torn« reasons there a re many tho usual num ber, about 76, were persons in Miami, who are beUeved present as delegates, and they had to hefee disregarded the law against a good tim e w ith plenty of a d ­ having Id one's possession sig rett dresses, conferences an d dsVotional plumes, a n d It was quite a surpris parts to aatbfy the mind and hearts; to i t least tw o dealers when they plenty of allowance m ade for recre­ were arreeted on charges of having ation and fun. M r. C. f . E vans, a tg re tt plum es In their poasesslon and the field worker from Kentucky one for dlapoelng of one. I t l * p r o b ­ pleased everybody. "A bout as good able th a t no a ig re ttq plumes will be as a Boston m an," seemed the ver­ seen cn th e ( tr e a t after this. Dep­ dict .o f those who had other y e a n u ty Sheriff C. G. P ra tt arrested Cor- enjoyed the convention visitations h an B rothers an d Mr. and Mrs of Mr! Shaw, M r. Lehmann and Fred Sm ith a n d took them before 'others of the great and well loved idga Samuel J . Barco, whó gax* friends of the U nited Society. M r. a prelim inary examination, and ¿ v a n s Is not a b it Indolent. He ing g>, holp qiit. wren adding der This Is the beauty of Florida. You buy the land and pay your money for It according to th e num ber of acres you contract fo r.^ h e clim ate and th e sunahlne, the ability to walk around every day fn y our sh irt sleeves— these things belong to the land and come to yon free from na­ ture.— S. Roy M elrent fn Cosmo­ politan. --- - - --------- = = --------- — -■ .1 of literatu re on th e sates table befo re 'th e convention dosed. Every­ where and everywhere he was use­ ful. S tate President D. B. Curry, Vice President Rev. Geo. W aldron, th e T enth Legion superintendent, Miss Ruth Coffin; Citizenship leader, the Hon. Chris. M atheeon, and "8ecryGrace" were present, and Treasurer George Cavanagh was represented by his brother Earl, president for Southwestern district. A new work­ er we were .glad to meet was Mias Anns J . G unn from S tu art, president of Southeastern district. Presidents George Coffin of N orthcentra! and Leo E. P etty jo h n , from the enter­ taining district were .preeent, and likewise m any helpful -old .tim e or new w orkers from various sections of the e ta ta. Mra. S. L. Jariuon, Slant Ju n io r worker could not a t ­ tend b u t pent an excellent «report, The delegation bwmar, .to be won by the d istrict sending the Ifrgeet We are pleased to note th a t M r. Theo. Miller ta again able to ride o u t a n d inspect his places o u t his way a fte r his long confinement. We hteer th at Jo h n Long la doing some carpenter w ork on the house for M r. and Mrs. Jpek Yaughn. Q uite a num ber gathered a t the home of Mr.' a n d Mrs. Ballinger for a' song service la st Sunday ev e n ­ ing. I t was very m uch enjoyed by all present we believe so we propose to m eet next S abbath a t twilight a t the home of A, J . Thompson. Everyone In this locality is welcome who has not, a b e tte r way to spend their tim e, hut bring your aqng books. Mr. and Mrs. Collar were out th is way S u nday. This week Mrs. C ol­ lar received a . b irth d a y shower of cards from her m any friends b u t we have not yet learn ed the num ber. Mrs. Rabun a n d Mrs. 'C harlie Powell called at M rs. A. J. T hom p­ son’s on Sunday on their way hom e from a -v isit to the cemetery. Jesse Lee of W inter Park, who was a t horns with his folks lost week suffering from a sore . hand sp e n t T h u rsd ay night a t his Uncle's, A. J. T hom pson. Mr. R oy Lee m ada a flying trip to W in te r P a rk W ednesday. R a v ..H o o d will conduct a p ra y e r service, a t the L u theran church on T.bttraday tjlght.-/ ‘M rs.-G resham a n d Mrs. 7i I - g H ay 10 - Good on all Trains - Retorn limit Hay 13 f For information call on or phone ■ G. W. GRIM , Ticket Apent Sanford; Florida * A. W. F R 1T O T . D. I’.. Agent Jacksonville, Florida iiiiiiiiiniisaociiiiiiiuiiixRciiiiiiiiiiiisocxiiiiiiiiiiii«* fH t II NATIONAL st I .BAN K ntEDKMC IL RAND. PiMiorxT U. F. WHITNEK. Caswu r. r. FORSTER. V « Piwocsr >4 * t. p jrrs . *-■ FO R A LL AGES • There is no.restriction placed upon age to start an account with the First N ational • , Bank. The young as wfell as the old are welcome and are cordially invited to share in the advantages of s a f e t y and liberal in te r e st" *i * , 4 per cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Compounded Quarterly . u n e s (H V J * t a *».t cv#t? ¿.V s, �APRIL M; 1915 THE SANFORD HERAMfr >A I INANDABOUTTHECTTY! Cust—G stchel PAGE PIVE DR. MILLER SANGUINE, ■q' m i a a n a d d a a a c u i i d d d u f ì i t u i a a d u f l f l d i i i i m z d a i i z i o a a j i c i i i d a a a i i d t f f l RESUME OF SANFORD a ABOUT PEOPLE AHAPPENINGS UP TO DATE Dr. Oliver J. Miller Is back from ua Tallahassee w ^ete with Dr. Porter q A<U « «Il Cemmtpxalkiat 1er lh» K C«Jwra« !• "SwMif Uilvf," #r PW of JacknonvIlleOio atten d e d the com ­ ■i ...AND EVENTS... Mr. R. A. Ttrl»«». PU N* *03 m ittee m eeting of the house com m it­ J1 tee on education who reported fa­ • ]jx u d ,m > i u d a > t £ d d d < l d c d d u u d u m i d d d d i i ii d d d f i » i a a u d a d £ i d d ! t d £ .| vorably the bill for a medical i n ­ ■ of H arrisburg, .P a . T h e y * r e tu r n e d to Jacksonville by ste a m e r (Thurs­ d a y morning, en route to thrif, hom e a t Carbóndalc, Pa. , The marriage of Mrs. M artha Bradshaw Cust and Mr. M. D. Gatchel Wednesday evening, th e Little Happenings—Mention i n 28th, was the most Interesting social m Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betta, M r. of Matters in Brief-*event of the East End for some m and Mrs. Ernest Whiteman, a n d time. The wedding was moat Personal Item s of Mr. W. J. Hill m otored over t o informal. The bride and groom Interest O rlando for tho day Wednesday. sluoii under an arch of beautiful Must on (try Meeting Mrs, C arter, Mrs. llnrrold, Misses palm leaves and cut flowers. Rev. spection of th e schools. Dr. Miller S u u u r y of (he Floating' Small Is Interested In this hill becoming a Mrs. T. A. Wood has gone to E n ­ The regular m onthly meeting of Martha Fox, M artha King, M ary George Hym an read the marriage Talka Succinctly Arranged Tor Uriel llnrrold and terprise for a visit of several "days. service, niter which hearty congrat­ law as he will he appointed inspector the Missionary Union of the C on­ Chappell, Hurried Herald Reader* Frank ulations were tendered the happy and his m a n y Sanford friends are gregational church was held M onday Messrs. Clarence ‘ Carter, Uirlht couple by a large num ber of guests, assisting him in every way possible afternoon at th t home of Mrs. Jam es Campbell, W. E. T’o u lh u rn ,, J . H. y on the hill. Dr. Miller -itates that M oughton. There was a fine a t t e n d ­ Lee, Jr. und Mr. Ruckley. • M r. and Mrs. H* B. Howard a n ­ among the first of which were th e Sweet f o ta o e a a t Lefiler's. 71-2c our representative, Forrest Lake is ance «f members and a numlif^. of nounce the Lirth of a little son, bride's father and little daughter, " D a v i d the P o e t” will be the sub­ on the job e v e ry m inute and is one invited guests t j enjoy the in tere st­ fit. A g n ti Guild ™ April 26th., yftight eleven pounds. the groom's daughters and son. ject S u n d a y -n ig h t a t the Imperial. , . . . of the most prom inent members of ing program. F ollow ing “the bust* Mr*. Archlo Oettir delightfully en— T he br.de« gown was a b eauU futftho houso. Dr Miller ^ t u r n a t0 Household goods, im p e ria l irons wlifte brocaded silk en traine. T h e A l ittle .« - » was b o m tcr-.’ifr.-'and ness s essio n -rhr-hnal itf.p rrt'T tf th e tertaitred- Tim* m cm h n !f”Of 'St. ’Agnes Tallahassee, n ext week when hla bill Child in the Midst, entitled the and y ea at cakes a t Sim on’s. 60-tf Mr*. Pete Monger T uesday, April Guild M onday afternoon. Being a waist*' W:ts beautified with a ' beau­ comes before th e house. 27 th . Weight ten pounds and a "Child ut Work," completing the social m e e tin g „ no buslnesa was T h e primary d e p a rtm e n t of the tiful point lace bertha over net, the half. winter's study was read and dis­ transacted, ju st a good time enjoy­ B aptist Sunday school will have sleeves being adorned with the same Notice The gracious young The mothers of the babies of tho cussed. Mrs. J, C. Ensminger was ed by all. “ Bird D a y ” exercises Sunday morn­ lace, the skirt trim ming being net. Among the visitors to the city ing. School begins a t 9:30. ribbon trimmed rutiles headed with Cradle Roll of the Methodist church leader and Mrs. F. P. Strong devel­ hostess served ice cream nnd cake. chenile. The bride carried carna­ are requested to see th a t their oped the Query Period. Mrs. ft. A. Those present were Mrs. Spicer. today are Mr. and Mr*. F r a n c i ^ N . Field P eas— Clay and speckled at tions. The groom was attired in babies are a t th e Star T h ea tre next T erchun will be hostess a t the May Misses Josie and Junie S tum on, Holley of W aterbury a n d Mr. a n d LcfflerV 71-2tc A delightful social hour Giissio Ogrnm, C harlotte Hand and Mrs. If. S. Thrall of • Torrington, conventional black. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday m orning a t 10:30 o'clock meeting. T h e .ladies of the B aptist church W. S. Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. F or­ to form procession to march to tho was enjoyed at which time refresh­ Miss* Harding. Tho next meeting C onnecticut. They have been spen d ­ ments were served "by Mrs. M ough­ will ho held with Miss M artha King. ing the winter a t West Coast rewill hold 'a nother rum m age sale to­ rest Gntchcl were atten d a n ts. The park for C hildren’s Day services. ton. . aort* and came via Sanford to take m orrow evening, M ay 1st, in Lef- wedding took place at ' the bride's Mrs. W. E. Houiholder,. the famdus St. Johns trip to J a c k ­ fler block. If you have donations home on Cameron avenue. Class k ittlin g Supt. sonville. Mr. Holley »top p ed a t the of - ru m m a g e please phone No. 89 Prfzeif/d CI*S Mr. and Mrs. Gatchel will a t The T ru th Seeker* of<thr M e th o d ­ H onor Roll Herald ofllce to see his relative, th e and It will be called for. onFe begin housekeeping In their m\ -* • T h e ’ Priscillas and several friends ist Sunday school hFId a social a n d * Twelfth Grade— Duiay Betts, editor of the Sanford Herald. newly acquired property, corner were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. husines* meeting Tuesday afternoon Pineapples, oranges, lemons, etc., Celery and Mellonvmc avenue a n d ’ Ethel Hickson, M ay Holland, Nellie w E. Hill Thursduy afternoon. T h e with Mr*. W. W. A bernathy hoata t Leffler'a. 71-2tc Celery Movement Hesqjr , . * • will be at homo to nil their friends? Lough, Zoe M unson, Hazel Packard, "hours were agreeably s p en t I n -phras­ eits. A delightful tim ? was enjoyed, T h e heaviest celery m ovem ent * S o r 6 doses 666 wil| brepk Both of them arc widely known, Annie W hitner, Robert Deane, Eleventh G ra d e— Alllo Anderson ing sorlal Intercourse whilo nimble as well as th e delicious salad course ever known In this section is a b o u t 5 a n y case of Fevef 6 r Chills. Price in the social and business life of San­ over, although this week will see a Agnes Anderson, "Frances Aapinwull, fingers flew in and o u t of the in- served by th e hostess. 26 ce nts. 71-62tc ford. Delicious y tro n g m ovement. Prices up to the Aims Goertz, Frances L eavitt, Anna tricucies of fancy work. Notice Eastern Star The rooms were decorated with Munteci Canteri middle of April were very satisfac­ M cL aughlin,' Anita Nelson, Esther ice cream," grape jujee and cake was T he .Eastern S tar will hold its reg­ palm leaves, roses and nastiurtiums. served. Those present were MesAt t|u> B aptist Temple tonight tory nnd since th a t time the m arket Woodburn. • ular meeting T u esday, M ay 4th. All The ladies assisting were Mrs. S. H. Hill. ( t |lp Boys Ilnml and Sundsy School has been such as to leave a margin T en th G ra d e - Ruth Hand, Lil- duini-s Davis, Johns, Hmembers are requested to be pres­ A. Huston, whose gown was white I urilnn. hastrrby, N. II. Garner. ( Orchestra will he heard in u fine of profit to the grower. Our growlinn Goertz. E ttic Johnson, R uth ent. Initiation. and blue voile with lace; Mrs. C. II. Kanner, Iluth Little. G ertrude Little, C Woodruff tm l Mi**»-» Bell a n d i program of ten numbers, that p ro m -1 e ri are jubilant over the returns of Bell was gowned in grey silk poplin, Sanford House Cafe ise* an evening ol complete e n jo y ­ tho season hero. Spring crops will Antoinette Luke, Marian Philips, ’ Junie Gray of St. Petersburg blue velvet trimmings; Mrs. J. C. ment to nil who a tte n d . Encourage­ s t a r t moving in a few weeks. The Service a !u carte. Lillian Rhodes, Esther Wilson«- R ay­ Vaughn, in an imported lace; Miss mond Philips. \£ t try UVrt Bridge ment should be given o u r' young M arch frosts did not do the dam age Business Men’s L u n c h ’ l l to 2. Laura Fish's gown was a beautiful Beans are O pen 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. The member* of the Every Week musicians for much of the future th a t was first thought. ' Ninth G ra d e — Virginia B rady, pink crepe do chine. Mrs. Forrest development of home talent depends looking fine and will yield well. 71-tfc Edna C hittenden, Maude Entz* Bridge Club were entertained by Gatchel and Miss M ary Gatchel minger, Krccl Little, Olive Lough, Mr*. G. F. Smith yesterday with largely upon the encouragement re- Cukes will ho moving In a b o u t tw o presided at the punch howl. Mrs. Mury Belli' Lynch. Muriel Rhodes, Sem inole Real E state Co. Al­ _______ Mr* Bishop. Mr*. Hurl und Mrs reived in tho beginning of th e lt weeks, in small shipm ents. No, 27. 4 acres close in on Lake Fnrrent G»tchct's gown was a beautiful Mary Robinson, Alice Vaughn, Fern j Hart substituting (or absent mem- work and to Sanford belongs the though t h 6re have been no rains white charmeuse over chiffon, with Ward, Tom M eredith. William Pope, her-. M onroe. Price $1600.00. The pretty home wu* very credit of one of the few. boy* hands lately our farmers are not suffering; No. 28 House and lot on Palmetto garnitures of pearl trimming*. Miss Walter Wickham. i a ttra c tiv e with a profusion of cut in the state. A committee of the on account of tho irrigation here avenue. L ot, 67x76 ft. Price $2.- Gatchel'* gowrt a charming [link Eighth G ra d e Gladys Dieterich, fln*,-r* from the hostess' g a r d e n K'ri* ami hoys from the hand and whfch is u safeguard against drouth. 000.00. Terms. $ 1.000.00 cash $30 crepe tie chine over silk with tulle Lein Hutchison. Nellie Long, E u l a , their fragrance and beauty adding a orehesteni will have tickets for sale ru flies. per m o n th . 7 per cent interest. T he the modest priro* of 15 and 10 Mickey, Helen Peck, Dorothy delightful touch of spring TO GROW TOMATOES, v No. 29. House and lot on Fifth The guest* from out of town were Rum ph. May Thrasher. Edna WII-' prix un* won by Mr* G Dnvi* cent* Patronize the children and St. Lot 67x42 ft Price $1.500.00 the groom's daughter. Mrs Geo lia ms, Theodore Runge, DuLcfcley Hart, a lovely fancy work ling. A help them defray tho expenses of Characteristic of ths Qood Plant la a T erm s, $600.00 rash; $26.00 per Lovell and little daughter of Or­ Hill. Strong and ^xtsn siv s Root. dainty refreshment course, consist- their equipment. m onth, 7 per cent interest. lando :-\Mr and Mrs. A. H. "Stone Many growers of 1st« tomatoes for •Seventh Gradt istudies und lie me in her I hi* take* place toMartha Rrown, iug of Ice* cuke* No. 30. I.ot with barn wi:t2 ft. and J It Taylor of Kansas City. Ruth Marshall, Adele Kines, Alberta French entitling purposes underestimate the nougat wit* served. Enjoy- night near east end ol First St. Price Mo Importune,, of good plants for setting, Other guests were Mr hiiiI Aycocke. Helen Shelton, Mollie Aber- ¡tig tin- charming hospitality of Mr* 3250.00. Terms $ 100.00 cash Bal­ Mr*. Forrest Gurrhel, Mr. and Mrs. nathy, GlAflys Adams. M arianna | Smith were Mead*mo* says a bulletin recently Issued by the I'rrfonili Mention O. McNew Jersey 8t«ts Collcgo of Agricul­ ance to suit purchaser. \V. S. Thornton. Dr. and Mrs. D erby, Mildred Huston, Helen TVr- lutughlin, Vorce, H o ld e n . Neal Hart, Rev George Hym an ha* returned ture. No. 31. Vacant lot on Park ave­ Walker. Mr and Mrs O It Walker williger, Mary Howard, M argaret Hurl and lli*hnp from Apopka, where be lu Id a sue"Under Idea) weather and soil condi­ nue. Price $450.00. Mr and Mr* Edgar Rrown. Mr and Strong. Anna Mason cessini evangelistic meeting tions very small nnd weak plants will No. 36. Ml Acre farm near Moore* Mr* Joe ( .unerun. Mr and Mr* II Sixth Grade Julia luting. Ethel tipm-Hn live,” the bulletin continues, "but the Station. All cleared, 6 acres Idee. Sanum*. Mr nnd Mr* A Y R<>* Henry, Nina Howard, Maggie Pearl i n,,. charming little opereiUi A congenial party that m otored experience of several .yertrs past In 2 good flowing well* One 7 room *elter. Mr a n d Mrs. A Horner. Mr j Smith, Mamie Kate Williams, G.-r "S>lvia" will he presented at the to Del,and Tuesday were Mr. iltul some part* of New Jersey tins showu house. One good parti, All fenced and Mrs I I- Dnrner. Mr and . trude Vaughn. Virginia DeGoursey. ]| iirlt School auditorium Manila! Mr* John Herfiy. Ml*s Bessie that such conditions are not apt to Price $5500.00. Terms, $1600.00 Mrs J M Mixon, Mr and Mr* Dwight Smith. Helen Randall. Iu-< nlK|l( ,,| t )l(. *r h„„] under Wheeler, Mr* H H Chupjiell and prevail; hence. In dry seasons and al­ n i g h t k>> i n i p i l , 11 cash, balance to suit purchaser ways In northerly localities where re­ Flowers. Mr and Mr* Chandler, p,., k, Gertrude Stafford. Ruby Ilari tin - d i r c e l i . , || id M i s s l . o r u T i t l t . Murlha ( bappell. planting Is likely to giro too late it S E M IN O L E REAL E.NTtTK < <> Mr and Mrs. J C. Vaughn, Mr. \ e l m a \ enable, Donald ( arrawuy, tt-i eher of music There are fifteen crop, the strength of the first plants Herald Building and Mr.*. S. A Huston. Mr. unii Ebb* Stedt. Surah Wight, Barren member* m the r*»t and u large Mr. Joe Watson of Klnriai City is set Is an, all Important point. Borne Geo. D. Hnrt, Mgr Mrs U J pope, Mr and Mrs Ross Warren. Daisy Cleveland, Stewart ,-horus. It promisor ndelightful i the guest of his brother, Mr. Geo. planters prefer to run the risk of los­ 72-ltc Long. Mr. and Mrs. Bledso, Mr. | D u tto n . John Lough. Tom Ander- evening of pleasure nnd will no Watson, ing plants, with tho Intention of re­ and Mrs. C. C Morris, Mr and son. ,|o„bl R e n t e d „ crowded planting such as are lost, rather than M cthodiid Church Services Fifth Grade Peyton Fortson, .house as Instructor nnd pupils have! v Misses Janie and Hell Gray of St. to tnke a little extrn rare In produc­ On next Sunday morning the Mrs Stewart. Mr nnd Mr* Frank Raynor, Mr. (’nrl Hand, W ebster Ordway, Bowen worked faitbfulK in order to render Petersburg are guest* oftheir cousin, ing sets of the lx1*l kind. In the un­ S u n d a y school jearion opens at 9:45 Pitts. Mr. and Mr*. usual season, such a* that of 1014, Frederic Hines, Fred Pope „ f,nl*h,-d production M r- \V T John* and concludes its session at 10:30, and Mr* .Hen Squire*. Mr and Mr* P,-rritt. such growers are almost certain to Will Raynor, 'dr und Mr« J Hi M„r> Belle Allen, Emily Rutile at which tim e those having children sustain a I«*«* McBride, Mr and Mr* D It France* Dutton. Anna DuHnse. Mur / ’ ■rA / *,j rr^ V Mr* J D Robert* and daughter, to he baptized will bring them for­ "Tho first characteristic of the strong Brisson, Mr and Mr*. J ( Eli*- n Hand. Eunice Lynch, Nelli* Mrs W I. Morgun entertained j Mi** Ruth Tuberia left on Tuesday ward. After the baptismal service worth. Jr., Mr*. Mary Syntes Wal­ Messenger. Tom Brotherson, »Sidney W ednesday afternoon with a charm- for a m onth's visit to White Springs. plant Is a strong and extensive root the school will march in a body to system, since with such a root system lace, Mrs. Will Squires, Mrs. J. S. K ennedy. Edward McCally, Willie) j nR | | t t |o porch party In. honor of C entral P a rk a t 11:00 o'clock where there usually goes n stock stem, which Moore, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Ella Mnilem, \ ictor McLuulin, Willard Mf*a Annie Parra more of JnrkannMiss Albine F rank returned Wed* all grower* like to have. Crowded the c h ild re n ’s day program will ho Greenland, Misses Laura Fish, Mary LumMy, Bert ran Shepherd, Mar- villa. Guests brought their needle- nesday from II pleasant visit to plants cannot develop the right kind of rendered b y tho school. Tho pro­ Gatchel, Isabelle Raynor, Mabel* garel Zachary, Lucile Jenkins, Jn w„ rk nn(] ,j„. happy hour* Jacksonville roots, for the simple reason that they cession will include tho Cradle Roll Cowan, Frances M rD ougal. Ethel J sephine Fseulo, Florrnco Malm. 1.11 together in social enjoym ent. Mr* hare not room enough for expansion. babies a n d tho -Home D epartm ent Hixon, Hattie Eslridge, Annie Cam ­ linn Shlitholser. Florence Henry. Air Morgan, assisted by Mr* Meltlnger Home growers who aim to get an early Mr J M King <d Sjienrer. N C members, with tho officers, teachers eron, Peril« Bell. Annie Weeks ginin Long, Ruth Brown, Dorothy served u temptifig salad rmirue and i* the guest of hi* sinter. Mr* A D start by wowing seed In the greenhouse and scholars of tho school. or cold frnme may often lose all they Loretta Smith. Mildren Huston and Mi ck ey icrn Invited to meet Mi** l’arra- Zurhury RiThcae services will take the place pxj>eet to gain. Iwen use they feel com­ the charming little usher*, Alice and Fourth tirade Rose Mary Smith. more wenMesdames Herndon, of the regular services at 11:00 pelled to utilise nil the space to the Gertrude Vuugbn. Mesar*. Ben Mon- May Holly, Isabel Strong, There** Thrasher, Newman, Puleston. Dea*. Mr and Mr». J II I-ong and utmost by crowdlug the seedling*. In Everyone is invited U> he present roe, Charlie M erriweather, A. M. Venable. Hester Shiles, Norn Jett- {tower. Connelly. Watson, Bishop daughter. Mi*» Georgia Long have many such rnsee field sowing with -on this occasion. » Tyler, Jam es Eslridge. Byron Squire* kins, Florence Witte, Demuriou un(j Mjss Fish returned to their home at Burling­ more space ladween the plants would Opie and Harry Weeks, Ben Fish, Musson, George Cowan, Frank Pope, Notice ton. N. C „ after spending the winter give as good or twtter result* with Pierce Griffin, E d w a rd Humph, Rob­ lees l abor. in Sanford. A special meeting of the stock­ and K ent Rossetter. * ' Chicken / ‘illau ert Williams, M a rth a Duke, Chur “ It Is the opinion of the experiment Delicious fruit punch was served holders of th e First N ational Bank C haperoned by Mr. an and Mrs. W. , " " ” ’ " . ’ .. . of Sanford, Florida, is hereby called throughout the evening, dlso as­ lotte Smith, Doria Moon., H attie p C i r t f r and Mrs. j. \ Harrold, a ' Mrs. W. L. Harvey and little son, station authorities thnt transplanting Lewis, Olite Y«r- J3H»on, M argaret ronKPn, a , p nrty o( yown(f people e n ­ W. L. Jr., are s|H*mJing several d ays could be dune much more easily and to be held In the rooms of the Bank, sorted __ cpke and straw berry__ Ice Le cheaply than many grower* seem to Erirson, Madge Woodrock, Gladys joyed n ride by moonlight and te m p t­ in Jacksonville with Mr. Harvey. *1" 10:30' a. m. on T u esd a y , May cream and mints. think. Where transplanting U not Wilson, Lizzie Flowers, Margaret Lovely gifts of cut glass, silver, -4th, 1916, to consider th e advisabil­ ing chicken pillnu e.t Robinson done, thinning Is aitrUed. Grower* are ity of am en d in g the articles of as­ china, linen and needlework were Berner. Lucile Pope, Wallace Boll, Spring! T uesday night In relebraMr. nnd Mrs. FIrnest W hiteman urged to try the undercutting method Wljllam Moye. 1 sociation to provide for a sliding received. lion of M r. Clarence Cartur'a birth- s p e n t several days in Sanford this on a few rows this year, aa this meth­ Thlril Grade— M aud C arraway, ,Iny> a uch good things ua chlrken week the guests of old iriencip of od promises good results." scale in t h e num ber of directors to Sunday* join the m erry crowd at John J l e n r y L undquist. Elmer L und-| p|)|aUt aandwlches, salad, cakes, pies Mr. Whiteman, a former Sanford !>• chosen annually, and to tran s­ Music, amuae- quiat, Myrtle Hall, Emllle Billings- 9ri({ ni| the etceteras tem p ted the np-* hoy. They are on their honeymoon, a c t such o th e r huiiness as may Woodland Park. Definition». —— properly come before th e meeting, m enti, bathing. Lease It for your ley, Winona Morris, Dorothy Flot- (,e t | tw, 0 f the guy crowd. Enjoying having recently been married. Mrs. Husband: a maker of excuara. next picnic. See photos at pop-corn cher, Eric Vihlen, George flehaal, t he delightful occasion were Mr. and W hiteman w*as Miss M aude Miller Wife: a akeptle.—Rmnii St* B. F. W H I T N E R , wagon. 63-tf Elm er Tyner, N aom i Sroggnn, Edna Cashier.' Lord, Agnes P crrltt, Mabel Wilkin­ son, Kittle DuBose, Madelln Mailem, John Wilson. Second Grade— Pauline Mulrhcad, Kt'.Krf? ‘ YOU ARE V ;• iiM au l f T helm a ’ Moore, Georgia Mobley, Hazel Packard, Irene McGagahin, M argaret Neal, Elolae Wright, Lewis ' m H E R E U a human sido to this institution. We like to meet outr customers and got Ship, - Joe Caldwell, Jamea 'D rift, to fcôïîïe’to thê New Tee Cream Parlor R obert Mason, Dorris Hand, Sarah JL acquainted with them for our mutual advantage. Lewis, Velma Shipp, Theo Vickery, tomorrow. S p e c i c a 1 decorations. , H This bank is working all the time to please its customers, and we are well equipped A rth u r Hill, Cecil Rinea, Edwin Muait at n i g h t - b y thé orchesta. to render the best assistance to legitimate business interests. Steinm eyer. " 1 Your affairs can bo intrusted to your HOME INSTITUTION w ith the knowledge FI rat .Grade— Alice Noell, Mary th at they will be well cared for, a3 this bank is owned and managed by the most solid F i i u b e t h Moye, C atherine Symcs, M arth a Wallace, E lizabeth Mitchell, . and successful business men of this city. * , , M argaret Pet ere, Florence Flowers, Y We conduct a well equipped Savings Department, where1you can open an account Claudia Wright, C alvin McGagahin, with $1.00 and will receive 4 per cent interest, compounded quarterly, on all funds The name (or this establishment w ill Kstol Rockey, Leonard Johnson, deposited. be selected today by the c o m m itte e . Claude Robson, F-dgar Shiles, James The winning lady to receive a gallon Drown, Clinton Rinea, J." D. Perrit LET US SERVE YOU E ljzabeth Zahersky. of Ice Cream, A ^ c b d id !)c b d > c b A < YOUR BANK ESPECIALLY INVITED Ice C re a m made by electricity. Soft Drinks qf all kinds. Candies. Cigars. Quick Lunches. THE NEW ICE CREAM PARLOR tHaxt Doer East •( Peoples Bank) GEO. NICOLOPULOS. Proprietor PHOHE 102 ■■ Cards Wadding Announcements Ervgravjnft Work « S p ecialty • B e s r o f W * Guaranteed Send for FVicee end Seinptee LES m g g SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK „ FORRES T LA KE , P m . (C O U RT H O U S E B U I L D I N G ) D . L . T HR AS HER, Vict-Pm . A. R. KE Y, Cashier �never know their father a s h e really can show Jam es Clarence Mangan— waa or the sorrow that ba<L blighted now don't say. *'lt*a n pity be d ra n k tfc our home. When we all m et a t tho —and John M. Synge. Scotland haa breakfast table, I wore a sm iling face Burns as an "awful" example, while and had a cheery word for him a s be England Is first In tho field as the L I8 T O F T H E G R E A T U N A P P R E C I passed o u t Our dinner ta&le waa al­ mother of poeta: Milton, Blake, Bhcl A T E D BY C O U N T R Y M E N . ways like a happy reunion. T h e chil­ ley, Keats, Byron. Browning, She! » *.' *dren's hearts were kept light an d hap­ burne, Meredith, Landor and Harvey, py because they knew nothing of the Darwin, De Foe, Runyan could.nil tell bHtertfess which existed betw e en my America H*e Had Many, E tan In Re- tales of neglect, contumely, even husband and myself. They grew to worse. ►_ cent Year»—Germany's * Ingrati­ manhood and womanhood and were Spain scorned her greatest writer. tude to Those Who Made H er happily married, ero the s ec ret I had Cervantes; Sweden her mystic Swe­ Immortal In Literature. (CaSWa^A 19 H, hr ih» McCto» Nmrmapw Sratbtol kept so long and so faithfully leaked denborg. her gtfted Strindberg. Ibsen. IF M A R R I A G E Q O E S A W R Y . out, not from my dps, but b ec au se of Ilkc'Dante. lived In exile, solitary and * > ilefDr\a drunkard to his abutted by tho world. Lenan of Hun Poo yraa chle bis Anally clearing out with o ne who contemporaries; »■; m gentle Emerson, gary died mnd. O h, h e a v e n l w a r » m a n b u t c o n a l a n t , t o had charm ed him away from m e for phiWao w ere par f r e t ; our one great'philosopher, was abusod yearn and gained an ascendancy over Russia was not too gentle In her h im w i t h t s u l t a : for hla candor,*- Atfaft Whitman waa handling of Dostoievsky— who was TMhaakte so nhei me rrruo nr fill» him. Tho children came ab o u t me, t h r o u g h »In». howled down, and our one genius os a shipped to Siberia ten year» ago. Tol­ I n c o n s t a n c y fall* o t ‘e r e It be glna . with tears In their eyca, asking why I painter; Whistler, lived abroad hla life stoy was haled by tho throne. Tur­ had bornn my burden alone an d In al­ Many a man shows one kind of dis­ long. Thoreau was considered aa no genev was self-exiled, but occasion­ ienee. great ''shakes," and llenry Jatnca la ally was Imprisoned on his country position before marriage and Intro­ “ ’T h a t you might have a happy duces quite ‘ an­ a dwoljcr under foreign tbnta. home life,' I answered sim ply and estate by the authorities. Poland's other to his wife Germany, too. has a little ‘list: bard, Adam Mtcklewlcz, fled to Parla; as soon as the truthfully. ■T h e ir gratltudo w as un­ Goethe, who waa early dam ned on "Im* oven the spiritual Choptn, psychtcaltr knot-tw^tteffr Ho speakable*. I t . l a o.lesson-which, ea ch moral" and an epicurean w h a n , hla braTe;-as-his-mtrstc p n m w n r f t Whip lets her think that has ever since carried out In his or land waa occupied by Napoleon (the saw .forever for Paris. ■he could wind h er domestic life—never to h av e con­ Little Corporal knew bettor; "Voile un This list might easily be lengthened. him round her lit* troversies o r quarrels before their bommu!" ho exclaimed). Heliio died I avoid mention of Socrates, Jesus do finger In those children, no m atter what tho provo­ In exile aH "M. Henri Heine, poote et Christ, Mahomet. Moses, Malmonldes, courting days, be-' cation was. When our children go out raconteur," at Paris. Schopenhauer Luther, Loyola and Savonarola, be­ cause It did not In the world, they should c a rry with and Nietxache abused their native cause they a r e victims to the worst suit hla *purpose them the memory of an unclouded country In language that still glitters passions of mankind—tho passion to undocelvo her childhood and a happy home llfo to with Irony and hatred. Richard Wag aroused by theological odium. Such look back upon." then. nor had no reason to love Germany, soreno souls as Shakespeare, D a Vinci, This wife's letter speaks volumes. It After wedding and there Is Ileethovcn, who lived and Velasquez,. Montaigne, n ever became would do a world of good If wives him, she finds she died in Vienna; Handel, an English embroiled In politics or religious rows. would but heed. No wise re s u lt can la married to a man by adoption; Bcbumann, and If you aro ever assailed with any of man whoso will bo obtained by quarreling before one's many others, who suffered from neg- tho great names, simply reply with the w o u l d -neither little ones. Boys and girls a r e sure l e c t In our own days Richard S trauss question: "How wero they treated bend n o r break; to ta k e side with one parent o r tne and Arnold Schoenberg are victims. during th eir lifetime by th e ir fellow s h e finds that other, right o r wrong. They usually In Franco the number of disconcerts, countrymen T"— Puck,______ there aro fwo pity th e one who Is entitled to the Rabelais, Pascal, Rousseau (Montaigne heads of tho house If sho attem pts to most blame. Even the worst of h u s­ Preventing Soil Eroelon. was too sensible, Voltaire too pugna bands will appreciate the wife who Soil erosion Is doing business dam- rule. If tho wife Is high-spirited, do­ clous, to be c r u s h e d ),. Victor Hugo, treats him well before bis sons and mestic clashes aro the Inevitable re­ ' * -k Baudelaire, Flaubert (the two last Ago constantly, and few people kni/w sult. Would each but try to conciliate daughters. named wero publicly prosecuted for how to apply preventive measures. In the other, there would be fewer cases "obsceno” writings—stupendous), Her tbo annual report of tho bureau of of going back to mother. 11ox (adjudged a madman), Ilaltac, soils of tbo department of agriculture There nro two sides to matrimonial K E E P I N G T H E MA RR I AG E Pasteur, Verlaine, Manet, Monet—how n simple method of handling one clans of erosions Is described This is tho grievances. A woman may, and un­ SECRET. many moroT Mind you, I don't say doubtedly does, marry for love, but that these men were all model citizens; case whore tho soil Is being washed that does not say that love will con­ but they were men of genius (Claude away In gullies, and the remedy Is to tinue to smile if tho husband does My truo love hat]) my heart, and t have Monet still Uvea, honored In bla old build a dam across tho Incipient gulMs, Ij, through which a sower pipe Is his best to chcckmato her affection. By lust exchange one to the other given ago), and were persecuted. Edouard I t’s n good thing for a man to recol­ I hold his dear, and mine he pannot ml»» Manet a i bitterly aa waa Richard W ag­ passed, connecting with an upright lect that tho woman ho has Wedded There never waa a better bargain plpo situated a t tho upper side of the ner. | needs attention paid to h e r wants. My tdriven. dam. The hollow formed by tho dam r u e lo v e h a t h m y h e a r t a n d I h a v e Roly: Dante, august name, mighty Because sho Is n wife that la no rea­ hla. poet, “solitary pacer oi the s h o r e ;M will fill with w ater In Hood conditions son why sho should have to sit homo Tasso, Columbus, Galileo, Leopardi. until the top of tho upright plpo Is all the tlmo, Just to save money, or Tho neighborhoods of large cities Corduccl. Even little Holland allowed reached, when the excess of w ater runs bocauso lie does not want to go hero nml country towns are pretty much Rembrandt, Vermeer and Spinoza to off quietly Into the next field or Into and there. alike a f te r all. If n girl catches n die obscurely. Ireland among others another Impounding space below. The Tho trouble Is they do not study beau, a score or more of Mrs Gnincutting current of the draining water Is stopped and tho sediment carried each other's moodB. It should be a dys, peeping from behind closed by It settles nbovo the dam, thus tend­ pleasure for him to give her her own blind», watch how often he calls T hey ing to repair thj^ damage previously way Just as often ns he con. Many a begin to speculate forthwith as to dmie A suitable tile drain located sacrifice * wife makes for hor hus­ how long It will be ero they m ake a under tho dam will dispose of tho wa­ band and never thinks of boasting match. Should he coll for a year, or te r Impounded below tho opening of th a t ho Imagines she Is In duty bpund > lonKfir. nml there's no sign of th e en to do It. gngement being announced, som e of tho upright pipe If her heauty fallB through Illness, Grundy» declare «he Is un No S o n g s Like Old S o n g s . It Is most unkind of him to let her to *Rnt* ^Im. A genuine Palm Reach Suit, The author of "Only a Tansy Blos­ know that ho has discovered It. Men If he goes to h er "home to board, th o labeled, will Ik* delivered to your som" Is dead. He was an Iowa man who make tho most success of wedded gossips nod to each other, declaring address for only 14.60, named Frank Howard, and hla pathetic llfo are the ones who continue to com­ It to be the end of tho affair Seeing Compare it with other* and you will find that no m atter how much ditty netted him a fortune “Only a pliment their wives. Let a wife be­ her when She's not tldlvatod up and more you pay you will get no better Pansy Rlossom" was being played and lieve she Is appreciated, aad bIio can I nbout her work In tho morning will goods. Made of as good Palm sung to the extent of almost being a make homo llfo a Joy to a man. I disenchant him. The know-lt-nlls will Reach cloth as is on the market. nuisance tom e twenty-flvo years ago, If found .fault with, she ran nag up at last grew holder and ask the girl Mr. lloward also wrote "When the to tho queen's taste In return—and outright when she's going to gtvo Robins Nest Again," another big song keep up the dispute aB long ns ho can. them a wedding? If Bho evades tho success that was whistled and sung It's tho men who say: "It's you I'm question, they settle the m atter in and warbled to a threadbare extent working for, dearie! All I havo is their own .minds that it'B a case of and contributed comfortably to Mr. yours; 1 am contented when I see you wasting her time on a man who la Howard's wordly means They, havo happy," who And homo a heaven, and content to court, but marringo Is fa r This Is s bJf b * m l n and m a n s • raal quit writing songs with tbo punch their wives agrocablo companions. and away from hla Intentions. Mvini ih st should m worth »hü® to say of "Only a Pansy Blossom ” T he ragt M h than (Iras. Love affairs generally turn out q u ite It takes diplomacy nowadays for a Ssod f t n t breast, a y i s t sa d lsn(th m a i Umo stuff about “a big black coon who man to be contented though married. the opposite from peoples' prediction. u r i s a d remit by post-ofll« or rapross liked to spoon with that yellow gal In Wise Is ho who studies his little book If he moves his tru n k out, they th ro w mnory o n to , ta n k draft or rs«istrm t t o Ur. Moory will bo ro’.umod by noil mail it the light of the moon," has supplanted carefully, not only bofore he enters up their hands, wink knowingly to you writs us that you sro not sotMtoL tho pansy-blossom variety. While It tho matrimonial state, but continuous­ each other declaring they knew well R s l n n o v T h * Commercial Bonk ol Orals, or on y bonk or n*wspopsr her». generally Is contended that tho world ly, as he goes along, lest ho forgot how It would end. They are surprised 1* growing better, there are some de­ soino of tho obligations bo has In­ that flhe mill sings as blithely as a partments in the scheme of the uni­ curred. Ry so doing marriage cannot bird about the houso. The girl knows verse that have not been Improved.— go awry. of the gossip of tho neighbors, but Burlington Gazette. Tho wife needa h e r little book,' too. holds h e r peace. I t Is only when th e It Isn't conducive to the Joy of living Mrs. Onfndye become too Inquisitive for h e r to let her husband know th a t In prying Into h er affairs that the girl ahe Is Jealous of him, or that ahe fears dona h e r wedding ring and laughs this woman or th a t ono might bo amusedly In their faces, declaring ahe more attractive tn his eyes; th at ho haa been a wife nearly twelve m onths Is considered ok scarcely more than a and she did not know It was a n y ­ machine to make money. Wherever body's business but her own and h e r there Is unhappiness In a household husband'a. She adds amusedly ttiat neither husband nor wife should con­ he will give them any Information sider that the other Is wholly to they desire when h e returna from hla b la m e It's a case of each one too business trip. Tbere'a often a good and sufficient stubborn to Jolly th e other. T hat's tho oil th at make« the household ma­ reason why s ec ret marriages are n o t chinery run smooth. T he whole secret all to be censured. If the young peo­ ,I of wedded happiness la for each to ple are quite popular and have d e a r constantly make love to the other. Are hundred friends, any one of whom T hat don't mean getting down on your It would no t do to slight, they th in k It wisest to ba united while they a r e knees; wlvta don't expect t h a t off sum m ering.- H a may h a v e —ft Tickets on Sole May 2 9 th t o J u n e 2nd, crochety, aged uncle, who forswears inc^ limited to Ju n e 10th. Extension and the friendship of women, becauee ho QUARRELING BEFORE THE CHIL* stop-over privilege«. F or was Jilted In hie youth. He has vowed DREN. rates, ached ulea, reser* th a t If bis favorite nephew weds h e vationo, etc., call on wilt make a new wlU. cutting him off O f a ll th s Insults th a t h ara ss th s dis­ without a dollar. * tress'd. Love laughi a t locksmlthe, as It Burs ths most Mtt»r Is a scornful J»st; G . W . C R IM Fats osvsr wounds more dsep ths gensr- does a t threat« and will«. The young AGENT ,« ous heart man would declare his marriage open­ UNHONORED AT HOME W :' U 1- W *B't E'( LanraJeanLibbeu’s Talks on Heart Topics Rsallstla Maneuvers. Thq T urkish army m ig h t possibly bo putting u p a oetter Aght Just now had It been trained according to tho meth­ M A X W E L L HOUSE ods adopted by ono'of Its esrller com­ manders. Lord Broughton notes In his C O FFEE d l s r r o f January IS, 1833, th at be "met Nahmck Pasha, the T u rk ish ambas­ sador, a t tho lord-chancellor's dinner table. H e gave ua an account of the present grand vltler, whom ho de­ OODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooOoc scribed as being very 'v l f when m aneuvering hls.troopa In sham bat­ tles; so lively. 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U's tto aUwdy t w i sodtM r of s •ad worry la * hot, uiuvultary kllcton with s bsdty spsrsttaa . root* that ruin® a woman*» hmlth and makaa h»r t o f iv d . pals and lotto» hstarw bar What fotly LhU la, wto* svwVT to ws» ■if» ran work la a (to n , tnnh-air Blind hiteton sunptbd by cm» ot tto vX vb K tfM < U f U t t t i t t illutt SO* only f t m a rani, mmlortabl*. tooltip tut room la which to work, bat aim ■Urna a third off saa-co»t, w n a at UsM an tour of tto fcou«®»IU • tim» ovary «Uy.it»»» tto swat appMUkifty and drllnknuty «onhid food* quickly, pram tlcally run out repair ■ peons, U u n u * tasty sway to cW«n. and w a t t « Uto « new r»njr for many ysSM. . You can't patobhr nSsrd to plaro say sttor but a KavoriU Haas* la Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Company No m atter what a wife's grievance against her husband may bo. It'a a poor policy to upbraid him before hla children. Above all else, let him en­ joy a quiet, peaceful dinner. W hat­ ever a wife has to say of a disquiet­ ing subject should be uttered ht th e privacy of their own room, where there's no one to Bee the angry looks that d a rt between them or to hear the b itter words of recrimination. I have Just received a most interest­ ing lette r on this subject, which should be of worid-wlde Interest to those who have m arital troubles to complain of. Mrs. H. write«: "I have a plan to make unhappy homes bearable. 1 have tried tt oat and know tta value. I m arried when I was eighteen. Three children came to me before I know my husband to be a w orthiest scamp.fIly that tim e my eldeet boy was twajve and my youngest girl six. I had a long end terrible communion with my own h e a rt * Attar carefully weighing the awful discovery I made. I con­ cluded th a t for the children's sake It waa wisest and heel th a t they should ly and a t once. But hie bride prevails upon him to keep their marriage a secret and give a chance to her to wjn the unclo’e heart; then spring th e news upon him. Ills home folks may have different plans for him, and he conclude« not to Inform them or hla marriage until they And It M l for UiemselvA. Aa long as the g irts folks make no objection tp the secret m ar­ riage, no one else need concern him­ self. The m arriage bell will ring Just as happily ror them as though the whole world were Invited to help them celebrate. “All Is well th at ends wen.“ Positively Guaranteed M a la U r all MacBI»«* and The Baker’s Friend, in deed in which we bake the m any things we knead and which you need. From the rook-stove oven o 'e r which tho sighs Of the Good Hou-«wife so often r is e -» ;; Try Our Baking We Succeed! CARBON PAPERS Fl«e*t Carbon Paper Made E v tr v 5 t o » l r»rf»c* ;: J. L. MILLER’S BAKERYI 1 Fhaeo tftft « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » •♦ ♦ e e e e e M s> e« » » ei i "What," eaked the Curjous Individu­ al. "do you suppose has become qf that old-fashlondd girl who uaed to tie her stocking around her throat when she had to n s llltls r "Easy," returned the Walking En­ cyclopedia* "she Is upstairs In her Uttle room—and she doesn't call It her boudoir—pressing ft rote in \ a book. And, believe me, ahe’a got It all over the modern -Aipplty gibbet who thinks of nothing else b u t tangoes and tiara st" *''■ cflÉ W ÌW t* , 6n Quite defTerent, though, in form and slse > tig OUfiralis, Located. MultiKopy!i ■■ " . F- Recognized Standards . ,, , . a— PLACED AN YWHERE,EVERY W HERE Adsl i i Ads r»» In Dally, W to- hr tjr. S u n J » y Cap. FrratoMtoto. U t m flfun. *ith m on itola* m tbiM cm »I m r ndvmwlnf t o s t i , tu to “ tonfi MONTGOMERY Advertising Company, In c. Mnl Herald Printing ; Company j l Suhrd ;••!»•» rio», r ia ; ' ‘iv LL:I r' , • �W TV W APRIL JO. 1115 THE 8aA SANFORD LODGES 4 4 Maxwell’s Sanford Lodge No 02. V. and A. M. Communication ovary finit and third Thursday« a t 7:30. Viaiting brethren welcome. 0. L. Taylor J. C. Humph Secretary W. M Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. Meets every aecond nnd fourth Thura HUC “Hall over the Imperia day In Masonic Theatre. Viaiting companions welcome, j . F. Karnatx H. E. Tolar Secretary High Priest Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sta Meets every first and third Tuesday in each m onth. Everyone who has seen his Star in the Eaat are cordially invited 1041st. St. Phone 182 HENRY McUULIN JEWELER to viait this chapter. ce E. Robbins, Sec’y MY-SFECIALT í E S:-------Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets aecond and fourth Tuesdays. NWting knights always welcome. H. McLaulin 0 . J. Miller »r i) n n K. R. and CS. PICKARD'S HAND.PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Sanford Lodge no. 27. i. o o. p. All Goods Guaranteed Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., over Impcriaf Theatre. J. W. O. Singletary C. C. Cobb, Secretary N. G. Attention And Best Efforts A Opposite City Hal) Telephone No 23 N O TICI! Notic« !• htrrby *ir«n. that it is th« IntenlJon of ih» untimi|ned À I*. Con* nvlly, 4« Guardian ut ih» «»tata ol William II. Moldan, a minor, to make application lo ih» County Judge of Hamtnol« County, 1 Florida, al hl« offlrr in Hanford, Florida, B. P. O. K. Sanford Lodge 1241 on April 30th, A I). Olii, for authority Meet first and third Wednesday night to ««ill ctTlalft Jantla, ^ the urne hein g real ro p a rly of lb# «aid moinor, «itua ta in at earner of First St. and Palmetto Ave. p»aminola C ounty, Florida. ____ mora particular* 0 . L. Taylor R. L. Peck y described aa follow*, to*wit: Tha adllra lateraat In and to l«ot two Secretary Exalted Ruler (2), of block »Ixhiccn US) Tier on» (I). Al»o an undivided one-half interest In The Lake B ree te Council No. 31 Junior and to the fo'lowing described landa. Lot* Hlork Tie Order United American Mechanic« All 1 U 3 and 4 12 3 Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. S 2 M.. In the C ity Hnll. Visiting brothers B sre welcome. C. H. Smith. Itee. Sec. 2 1I s 9 . Fraction a! I N 11 Celery Clly Aerie No. 1K53 : n 11 All All 1 N I I Meeting every Tuesday night a t 8 All t II o ’clock. Pieo Building 1 Fractional W4 12 Ib J T. Hoolehan, (! E Taratus, US -* <l N W > 4 Worthy President Secretary to A A 7 and M II « .. . Il II OJIS TRIBE NO. 61. I O. It M. All II U incept WMl ft of !At2 II Meets every first ami third Friday A All 'ranrf t W %0 fi S' U. loi 3 i nights at 7:30 in Masonic Temple, All of the fnr#ciilng dcerrl bed Ini* and Visiting brother» welcome block* lot* and block* uf the City of cbt being Iota Hanford, fie mlnnle County, Florida. ,«rW. A. Ginn. John Stamper, cordini to K It Traffaru’* map t hereof, C. of R. Sachem recorded in the office of the lT#rh of the Circuit Court of tinner Count), Florida. In Flat Hook ”11 ' at page III *t «ei^ •a*1d land being formerly in Orange I ooftty H e r a l d » o f Li b e r t y Florida > Meet» at Eagles' Hull first Monday j A V CONNK1.I.V. MFrl-5lc Guardian, night in each month at 7 ;30. V Notice of Application fur Tai Meed Coder Her lion ITI of Ihe General Hi al ut ra Noli or la here I»y **o that J. K Mm»n*y, purchaaer of Taa ( artflUcale No III. dated the It k d*y of J 11n#, A- IL 18HQ1»» ha * fl.1«d • aid cert Mirate in my office and ham made application for tat tired to ! Ue m accord* ♦ a nr« with law Held certificate rrnbraroa <> thr following deacrlbed property attuateti In Hemlnole County, Florid*, to-wlt, BE V of SKI, ol SW), «O.I SVVl, ol HWl. tA SK',. Sortlon li. Tp 21, Il I» K At »» ¿O The »aid land being a»o«**«d at the tlale of the luuißr« of *uch rertlftcale In I ’nlfHe* t«aid n a m e nf J bckiijin, W H thr irt* r #*!•*<• m»?l • r r n r r l i n t One Inch Gerd« Will He Published Un- c»f ttflrat** la » t » * .r##.i «til IS" or t hfifenn t»|) t he BUSINESS CARDS P e r Y ear. 1* I'M*» O h •U> "1( \t*A W lUtra* m y i.ffti n i » l i n a i nr* •ri'l t Ihl* t h r 1.•l d a . e*r %pnl, ^ 1* 1'* 1 *• 1 \ |II* 1 *•! \ s s . •r* | ( Irrk Drs. Mason & Householder C ircu ii ßtdfl-Mr * mu r t S r r i t m n l r ..GEO. A . DECOTTES.. DENTIST Office: Yowell Building SANFORD i : THOMAS. KMMKT WILHON B. FKIHit SON llOl'HlIOLDK* Wilson & Housbolder Sanford, K LAWYERS - Florida y_V- ¿-‘-TC* t- Elton J. Moughton i - ECT OfBt* la Yowell Bldg. Sanford. Fla. You can make the round trip In one day to the New Smyrna ojfnee of The Shelter Sanitorium Take the 11 o'clock train DAVIS FORSTER. M. D , Pfcjiidia k> Our*« p r ; j .T . 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G r a h a m ara n o n - r a l t d e n u ol tba »lata of Florida, a n d 1» U tha ballaf of r o m p la i n a n t t h a t aaeh of th«m 1« over «he a te d| tw e n ty - o n e year», th at It t* the belief of r q j a p l a l n a n t t h a t Porter T hom peon H ul^ ba J a n d M a rian Ifuhball «re both nonrv«ldent« of th« «tale ol Florida, a n d t h a t b o t h a n d aaeh of them or« und«r th* * ( • ol tw e nty-on* y e a n ; ih»t th e plae« of r a a ld e n r « of H arry A. G ra h am I* 207 Congraaa «traal. Waal, S a v a n n a h . Georgia, a n d t h a t t h « pl*M of r«Md«nrw of Ju l i a A. P. H uhba ll. P o rlff T hom pe on HubbeU a n d M a rian Huhbeil And e a r h of t h a m ' U H o u s to n , llarrl» county, T e i a e , t h a t there ia n o pereon In the «tat« ol Florida earvir« of a u b p o e n a upon whom would bind a n y , a l t h a r or all of th* abov* n a m e d defendant*; a n d «ach of you, H a rry A- G r a h a m , J ou a lia A. P. Hubbell, P orter T h o m p s o n H u hbe il. a n d Marian Hubbell ar«. therefor« o r d e re d to a p p e a r to the bill of c o m p la in t filad herein » i i l m l you, on e r before th e 17th d a y of M ay, 1*1 *, or »am* will be U k e n aa e on(*«*d and final decree e ntered a g a ln a l you a n d e a r h of you. f t la f u r th e r ordered th a t ibla o rder be publla hed once a week for lour r o n e e ru |lv * week» In th e Sanford Herald, a n e w .p a p e r publla hed In Sanford. Seminole c ounty. Florid*. In w i t n « * whereof I h . v e h e reu n to .*« my h a n d *nd of?lei*l 14th day ° * i m E. A. D O U G L A S S. C lerk of C ircuit Court. Sem inole Co., Fin. D ickinson * Dlcklboon, Solicitor* for Com plainant. tS -Frl-U o . for Office or Fountain Pen, with the new Patent, Dustproof Pourout. . Pints................ .............. . i.............................. . 60c Half P in ts ...............................................!........"..35c 4 oz. 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The friends w e lor* return no more By winding s ta ir or secret door, ’ Where little children blithely Pl«J* .C . 10c .. 5c Carter’s Liquid Glue (mends everything)... transactions, and this Is the time to do i t We ought to employ the taxing imwer to put tin end to the evil If the tax Is 1ni|*osed next year thole will tic but a tithe of tile gambling that has been Haunted In the face of the Amerlfixtn t»eople It will not Interfere with honest and legitimate business methods, nnd the market places of the country will he mads more secure The stock exchanges are not now places for the actual transfer of commodities. They are places where unscrupulous men balance their w lu .—Sena­ tor Cummins of Iowa. 5c 25c G A M B L IN G . Short mi lea >oiiMdiute the groat eat tuoliio e 1« Industrial «fiihllny mol fiiiuiicbil .ireiigth now preaelilml to the Amorlcnn |n*ople Home time wo must take up (tie problem of suppressing these gigantic . ... CHEMICAL —B. F. Parr In London Sphere. ( Carter’s Black IAlter Ink in 2-oz Bottles C A R T E R ’S F r e s h n« a h r e n l h o f p a r a d i s e ? T h a t id tin* s w e e t f l d r ig s o f a l l \ \ h e n nil o f iJu* s o n g is s a i d Say w 11« i In* len**on l e a r n e d by There are no ghosts. «TOCE IN GARNER * WOODRUFF BLDG 271 5c Carter’s Numbering Machine Ink (for Numbering Machines or Cash Register) all colors....... .. .........................................................................10c If lore could brjng her hack­ but. nay.* I PHYSICIAN AND'SURGEON. Carters Krinl Black Ink in 2-oz Bottles Carter’s Stamp Pad Ink (for Rubber Stamps) all colors .......... 25c red won 10c Carter's Mucilage, 2-oz B o t t l e .............. vour W ith g lad g o ld c u rls an d d a n c ­ ing e y es never Carter’s Writing Fluid in 4-oz B ottles.* .... .... 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Soul» th a t dare may conquer fate. Hy Ja« F Kohr ri*. O, C. NOTICK DR. e. G. BUTT m Shut the door on coward Fear. Never'doubt creaUon'n plan. When the grl»ly phantom« rear Face and fight them. Re a man. — , 1 O . F l» Notice la hereby given that under and by Dentists virtue of a decree uf forecloaure am! »ale laaulng out of ihe Circuit Court of thr Beventh Judicial Circuit «»f Fbifid a In ami Hemin'd# C*,(in’ y in » riuer therein . . . d a r n e r & W o o d r u f f B u ild in g .. for pending »herein Armour Kerf »birr Work*, a rnrpnrattori *» cumpla«riant. and Will Gt»** and fbur« Go«*, hi* wde, are 'defendant*. I T e r m « M o d e r a i e - - - S l r i c t l y C a s h »ill off*r fur *a'le «fm! »ill *ell to the hlghraf and b*«t hid dr r for i«*h a1 the front door of thr egurlhou'e In San fold. Sr ro •rinlr » >u»n*| FI« ' I* during ihe Irgal hour» »»f «■»Ir. ujMin Monday.* May Ard, F l u m e 311) 191h, the «ante being * l«*gal «alea day, the following described real r«|ate formerly In Orange count), nol* in Seminole county. I d kit l*ol »lity «even *7 i and the K»»l half of Lot eighty three K3i of M. M. j Brulth'* subdivision, according to plat on file in the office of the Herk of th e Circuit ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR at LAW Court of Orange County, Florid* (laid prop­ erty being how rIni ' iSeminole Counfy. .i<t>. . . i u : i* rt a*ni U n fM KJMorfti . GKOitnt: u. ir iim Practice In State and Frdrrnl Courts Mft.trf In Ch.neery. C. II- Hublnxin, Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla Alto(<l«y (of CompUintnt. Oi-Krt-Mr •. V.J» " V <■ PAGE SEVEN RD HERALD Would you make of life the beat. Spurn tbe ilemon of Despair. Trim HopeTi tamp within your breaa t Keep it burning brightly there. T o look t o y o u r s e l f f o r all Wm. E. Householder, Commander Miss Bertha Packard, Secretary d e r T h i s H e a d i n g At T h e I t a l e O f 1 7 . 2 0 OPPORTUNITY. Ercry day to «rrcry »nan Opens Fortune’s gate anew. Has yotir pant U*cn void o f painT 1» . the future h e c k o u a you I o TlrS ' T Í5 C. H. D IN G EE Gate City Camp No. 6. W. O. W P lu m b in g and Meets second and fourth Wednesday G as Fitting nights in each month. F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolehan Clerk Council Commander All Work Receives My Personal United brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Amerlrs Sanford Loenl Union No. 1761 meets' first and third Thursday night at 7 o'clock In the Eagles' Hall. J. W. O. Singletary, J. M. Brown, ' Sec'y-Treas. President -TvJ , -V-VT ; ‘ 7TT-'-"i^S Jv -i ' •_____________ ' �' . PAGE EIGHT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE W ashington, April 29.— A simple m ethod oi bottling th e juiefe of g ra p e fru it for use in making acid beverages is advocated by the United S tates d e p a rtm e n t of agriculture as a m eans of gaining a useful b y ­ p r o d u c t from hundreds of thousands of cases of grapefruit which now are wasted. An investigation was u n ­ d e rta k e n a t the 'u r g e n t request *of Floridn grapefruit growers who re­ ported t h u t the m a rk e t during th e season would not t a k e up a largo p ro p o rtio n of the grapefruit crop, a n d a s k e d the d e p a rtm e n t to d eter­ mine t h e possildity of utiliilng th e fruit of Its juice In som e profitable way. s All t h a t . i * .necessary, according t o t h e govern m e n t's fruit juice special­ ists Is t o bring the grapefruit juice ’ to th e boiling point In n porcelain . lined o r enameled k ettle, pour it while still hot into bottlce, which then a rc hermetically sealed. T h e juice, when so handled will keep in­ definitely, and provides a base for g ra p efru it ade or o th e r acid bever­ ages h a v in g the characteristic acid, s o m e w h a t bitte r flavor of the fruit. E x p erim e n ts shpw, however, that it is highly im p o rtan t t h a t the bottle be com pletely filled so t h a t no layer of air be loft between t h e top of the juice a n d the cork or seal. Where air in a n y am o u n t cornea in contact with t h e to p of the sterilised juice . It will cause the juice to change^ its color. In handling th e juice it ts p a rtic u la rly im p o rtan t t h a t it be k ept from coming In contact with ‘iron or o th er .«metals easily acted upon b y acid#; • The Investigators found also that it was possible to freete the grape­ fruit juice solid ice a n d then by whirling th e ice in a centrifugal m achine, to tako out a large part of th e w a te r and leave th e solids and flavoring m a tte r of th e fruit. This freezing a n d concentrating of the juice g re atly reduces the bulk and makes a product which can be stefv illzecf by heating and kept indefin­ itely. C ure must be tak en to keep the juice from coming in contact with iron. Those who wish to m ake a clear julco m ay filter the grapefruit juice before it is heated by adding to it from tw o to three per cent (about three ounces avoirdupois t o ' the gallon) of infusorial or Fuller’s ea rth well washed with hot water. Tho mixture is th e n forced th r o u g h a non-metallic filter press a n d the clear julco re h e a te d and boiled. W ith th e freezing process, the juice is fil­ tered after concentration, a b o u t t'wice the a m o u n t of infusorial or Fuller's ea rth being used per galion of concentrate. The chemists in connection with tltfs bottling of grapefruit juice, notify the p ublic that th e sam e process is n o t suitable for b o ttlin g tb c juice of oranges and lem ons, which will not retain their flavor if hnndlod in th is way. While as y e t, as far as k n o w n , th e re Is no commercial m a r k e t for sterilized g ra p e fru it juice, i t is beWered th at m a n y persons* -witt'-'ftnd" this juire, with th e addition of w a te r a n d sugar a p le asa n t variation from lemonade or limeade. Those who like grapefruit should find t h e b e v ­ erage inviting. T he method is so simple that th o s e in regions where grapefruit a r e cheap and p lentiful can prepare th is product on n sm all scalo with o r d in a r y household a p ­ pliances. World’s Oldest University. Founded In th e year 973 A. D., th e Mohammedan university of El-Azbar ("the Luminous") Is the oldest e x is t­ ing university in tbo world. It Is tbo Oxford of tho Moalom world, and la at present attended by upward of 10,000 students of all ages, and from every eastern Country, from the C aucasus to Somaliland. Hoard and lodging in free. The teaching consists chiefly of Mohammedan dogma, which Is lab o ri­ ously committed to memory from sacred books. THE SANFORD HERALD PLAYERS GETTING TOO MUCH NEVER SAW BASEBALL GAME P r e s i d e n t Char l e » E b b e t s o f B r o o k l y n T e a m , S a y s Salaries Are Alto­ g e t h e r To o H i g h . Man Employed by Cleveland Club Twenty-Two V enn Never Ha» Been Able to Witness C o n t e s t ' Charley Ebbets, president of the Itrooklyn National League club, de­ clares t h a t salaries of ball players axo away.out of proportion to tho value of services rendored’by tho men and that ho fur o n e does not Intend to bo held up by th e m any longer. If they are not satisfied with what ho offers them they can Jump to the Federal league. Discussing tho subject not loug ago Ebbets sa id : "I’ve grow n fin'd of coddling the players a n d submitting to their hold up tactics. All last season I tried to keep my p layers in lino by meeting the Fed­ eral league otters. T h at has cost mo a lot of money— Ilut l am thnwgtr with th o se tactics. • "The w hole gang can jump, if it wants to. T hey psn't gouge me for a n ­ other dollar. Salaries have been boost­ ed far beyond proportion. Every dol­ lar being m ade In baseball is going to tho players theso days. "I’m ofToring ray men salaries th a t I think n ro In keeping with what they earn. D uring tho past year I have paid them salaries abovo their earning capacity. I’m through now. Any of my men w ho want to Jump can Jump. Ml fill t h e i r places; Ml g et semipros. If necessary.’’ The oldest man connected with base* ball has never seen a game. lie Is David Hlblet of Cleveland. For 22 years ho has been present at every gam« In Cleveland's baseball park, and nti such terms of Intimacy with tho stars of the diamond th a t they have called him "dad" and "Uncle," but David refers to thq stars as "Mr." That's how much of a fan David Is. If fllblet lives until March 13 ho will be ninety years old. For tho last four years he has been the watchman tJn the club rooms of tho Naps. lie eays he has reached tits century mark. ___ "Jlut l don’t ev sr c r p c c r tr r r c o a ball game," adds Hlblet "You seo, I'm ono of thoso kind of men who always stick at their post, no m atter what is hap­ pening near by them." For 18 years Hlblet operated the turnstiles a t tho bleacher gate He says he sometimes grew a bit curious to learn what was happening when tbo thousands of fans shrieked their apptauso at somo great play, but he never deserted his post of duty. And now Rlblet can't tell a threebase hit from n strik eo u t "And 1 never got n chance even to think about atich a thing aa a base­ ball until I was past sixty years old,” said Hlblet . Cajole Alone Remains. •< * i ---«-- ■ .1 —■ Tho p assing of Hilly Sullivan from * Mining Tin One Woman’s Work. tho American league leaves Larry LaMining tin to produce h er operas jolo tho only veteran who broke In and producing operas to m ake enough when the league enmo Into existence. Ijirry Is a s s u re d nf.a lifelong Job, for. monoyvto hold on to h e r Alaskan tin he Is tho p lay er who made tbo organi­ mines Is tho double profession of Miss Emma H. Steiner, who, broken down zation. by her musical efforts In New -York, went to Alaska to recuperate. Hero Asphalt Known to A ncien ts . she was struck with the gold fever, Asphalt was known to tho ancients, but while her "find’’ turned out to bo and this m ate ria l In said to have been tin and not gold. It promises to bring employed a s a binder In m asonry by her In Its weight In gold, especially Wr e a t hs f o r t h e Victors. tho Uabylonlana. In view of tho precarious s ta te of tho In classic tim es successful w arriors, smelters In Hclglum, which has al­ athletes, poets and singers were s o m e ­ Farm ers Plow at N ig h t ready led to tho establishment of the times crowned with bay, It Is s o m e ­ Farmers In New Bouth W ales fre­ first American Bmcltera in Hollvia, tim es written th a t they were crow ned quently plow by night w ith traction with myrtle w reaths. These leav e s engines provided with powerful head­ much nearer to and therefore less ex­ pensive In tho way of transporting cam e from a tree which botanists call lights. raw material. "laurus nnbllls " DR. C. W. FAIN D E N T IS T WORK m u WHITE PEOPLE ONLY PE O PL ES B A N K B U IL D IN G ROOM 9 His Windward Anchor, And m any a man's wonderful selfcontrol In d ue to tho fact th a t ho has a helpmeot When Ignorance le Bllse. Wo feel th e loss of things we lose more than tho Inck of those wo never get. 1r O n e Bolld B en efit. 1 toll you. sir. the great benefit of a college education lies In the friends you make.” "That's so. No m atter how old you are. If you have been through collegi- you can always find some ono to piny poker or bet on tho races^or go on a spree .with."—Life. ' 30. 1915 *=. « ” — ■ A P R IL •*’ Td ENFORCE GAMBLING RULE ¥ ♦ E A ♦ CLASSIFIED « ADVERTISING 1i . <*' L¡ Manager Branch Rickey of 8L Louis Browns Flans to Be Hard Boss —Ban on Card Games. "I am going to ofTer no now rules. The player» will not bo permitted to gamble. That’s an old rule, but wasn’t enforced last season," said Manager Hnmeh Hickey of the S k r- Louis. Drowns, the other dri^ "Hy gambling, I mean that the m en must not wager for any sums th a t they cannot af­ ford. • . "No gambling will bo permitted In tho hotels. Tho players may promise to break up th eir games at eleven o'clock, but they seldom do that. 9o the ban Is on gambling In the hotels, no m atter what th e promise Is for calling the contest earlier, o r of 11mitexTs takes. "A little session on tho train, under my observation, will bo permitted. I t* H All Local AdvertÌHcmenln Under ThiB Heading THREE CENTS . Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. H FOR SALE 1 F or Sale— T hrco fresh milk cow«. M artin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 5o-tf Hogs for Sale— Car load ju*r re­ ceived. W rite M artin Doyle, It I). No. 2., for particulars. 55-tf< F a t C a t t le for Sale— Some ¡in,, ones j u s t sh ipped in and in fine , „ n. dition. A ddre ss-M artin Doyle, San­ ford, R . D. N o. 2. 56-tfc F or Sale— F ive acres half mile from brick ro a d , quarter mile from loading s ta tio n , 6 miles from San­ ford, c o u n ty ro a d on ono side. All good black ham m ock land. Two acres clcarod, fenced and farm ed 2 years. Good flowing well Price $800. T erm s to suit customer. A p Connolly, 119 Magnolia avenue 57-tf For Suie— 20 fine brood , *,,» M artin Doyle, Sanford. It I> No . 5 > t f- Manager Branch Rkkey. can then seo that the players cease card playing, anil retire at u reason­ able hour 1 do not favor gambling, however," W ILDCAT W AS BIG AS GOAT A l a b a m a H u n t e r K l l l t H u g e Bobcat W h i c h Had B e e n P r e y i n g on Anlm a l s In _Vlclnl ty. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, Lit prize pen O rlando Fuir, White Hocks, $2.50. O th e r pens $1.50. Single Com b W hite Leghorn, $1.50 to $ ¡0 0 per setting. B a b y chicks $12 <mi ¡„ r h u ndred for remainder of ..i S outhern Oaks Poultry Farm. In terprise, Fla. «ti For S a le - Prize Winning' H u t ’ *>• pington Eggs for hatching kind th a t hatch and live IS .-in­ setting. Price $2 50 F.i.-|,n'Park avenue. titi-tl For Sale Sound and -I-m - *> t peas. Mixed $2 15, Spe, kb-d > Unknown $2.40 per hustn-1 'A• for price on 100 bushel lot Pntlrick, Tiflón, Gu. Hay Mlnette, Ala.—K. R. White, one of the leading hunters of this vicinity. Is exhibiting a mammoth bobcat which he killed severnl days ngo about fiv>, miles southeast of town Tho animal Is almost as large an a goat and Is Hull W yandotte, H. rrr i Ho> k noted an quo of the fiercest of the Fre neh Place, Fr«Mid a V * 1ti* wild animals yet In the woods of this county The animal has been preying on the smaller animals In (he vicinity For Sale H ouh ch< Id fu r i .i t urt* of the White home, and when chase ¡i.,. 111 Kn st Second tn- •t .(■1 was mail«- the hunter and dog« were 2!. able to capture It. The fur Is very and Park avenue. pretty and It Is highly prized by the Horae for Sale H¡l>\ H year* »Id owner. • about MUD lb.-*.. N i l fe, >1riMitf No belt $*r far m nr sound. U ,1rth f *J|HI * ' horse n s ta te E P I G R A M S OF C A Y N O R Ttii-n- life Ia-,;-!.- Vile, t lilnk ¡lit , ill,- i 'I i h i . m lie u (lif t me lillliitl* l'iie I.ihi thing u r »liiiuhl tr> t<> -Milt pronounced style for either Ladies or Men d o In th in w orld. I s to fo rc e o u r r e lig io u s o p in io n * a n d p re ju d ic e s o n o th e rs Bottle ¡sHiple say they ■do not believe In <!od even I do not believe them No mu- can nlti cerely say that. Comes in a sty­ lish Jacket suit genuine. Palm Beach. C lo th .. , y%* •, *• Palm BeacK S u its. now in several shades, and Dark business or informal dress. Regulars are all . Also comes in a neat, short Norfolk Jacket You a sk m e to g iv e a n In ter v i e w s a y i n g n l u i t I w o u l d nn,v t o t h e r e a d e r * o f :i t»*> n e w s p a p e r s 1 w o u l d * u ) t o t h e m t o ts- * c r y C a r e f u l i d s i ti l b e l i e v i n g n i l t h e y s e e In t h e n e w s p a p e r * I know of no place where there Is more philosophy than In a barnyard You can tenri) much from animals Within their cir­ cle they know mm-h more than we do He who care* to do no more than lie Is paid for will never tie paid for more th n n 'h e does. Public clamor is almost tllway» In the wrong. It Is so loud that we think It Includes everyltody. whereas. In fact. It tuny include very few One strldulous grass­ hopper In the angle of a fence makes more uolse than the whole noble herd of cuttle near by. - W J. Gnynor. ljite Mayor of New York. 412. Uvi •do. Fla. My 1lit IM i For Sa b Nml opposite Koldun* Nest hotel. can buy this property very n- •I^OII • \- Mr.** able on liberal terrr s. »K.;, Robert Hucksbau HI. 903 Franklin street. Ta m p». Fla « .•t * For Kent N e al six room hou-. Magnolia av e n u e between I and Fifth stree ts. H. U. Dull** '72*:! t| Cottage for - rent. J. Musson 69-Ht p For R e n t — House of eight rumi and h a th o n , M yrtle avenue. >h» in. Inquire of Hill Lu in Iter * " olfice. . 63-tfc F or R e n t — Several nice <> too ms over Yowell’s. Enquire N Yowell & Co. 32 For R out— F urnished house of i t ' 1 rooms, screened throughout, 'tele ph m e, gas a n d all modern con vein t-uC M . $20 per m onth for th m m onths, includes water.' - Mrs. Dt*k ancon, 906 M y rtle Ave. 71-tf«For R e n t— M y avenue near Beck to have privilege so desires. .Mrs. farm on Cameron Hammock. Renter of hay crop if he E. A. Greenland. 72-4tC WANTED W a n te d — T o exchange farming a ' 1'1 grazing land in Volusia count) f" r house and lot in Sanford. Apply J . H. H utch in so n . 1 1th and Laurel avenue. 65-9tp 53234853534853534848235348233048594453234853484853234823535353 W a n te d — A m a te u r musicians that play wind Instrum ent» thut will re­ hearse a n d play on p»y jobs. Call In th e next few d ays. J. M. Stum °n 915 E a s t F o u rth S t. 6&*7tP �m .- - -. — '* i-f*'7T¥* T * .TV ■- ■ E h u* * ' •* IN THE HEART OK THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETARLE SECTION PUBLISHED semi - weekly SAN FO RD H ER A LD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 11\ SANFORD^---Life ¡a Wmth l.ioinj) SANTO III), FLORIDA. TUESDAY. M W VOLUME VI ___ ______ I. 1915 INSANFORD CITY AND CROWING SUBURBS A NEW DIRECTORY BIG SHIP YARD ON FOR SANFORD WILL THE LAKE SHORE4 BE COMPILED SOON LATE IMPROVEMENT pity fOCNCIC DECIDES TO STAKT PAVING ON TH E HEIGHTS AS SOON AS FEASIBLE THE PIEDMONT DIRECTORY SHERMAN MAEKS ARRANGE­ MENTS TO COME TO SAN­ COMPANY HAS REPRE­ FORD AND BEGIN SENTATIVE II E R E OPERATIONS MAKING CANVASS S n o w in I a l l fo r n i a P S an Francisco. M ay I One nf the worst storms th a t / v e r visited the I’acific coast has caused millions of dollars worth of dam ag e In this state. Hail, wind, rain and »now have w*-j»s*the r ,affroHiTa*T^)as*t ( o r iE i e past few days ami th e dam age is u n ­ told. Houses have been blown down and crops damaged to such an ex­ te n t they will he a total loss. In nuothern California icicles are bung­ ing upon apple trees. Severnl lives have been lost as a result of the dis­ aster. T h e Brut snow within m a n ’s rec­ ollection fell in th e Vult River Val­ ley in Arizona. Damage to sheep was h ea v y in Oregon. T w o persons are known tp be d ea d an d it was feured oth er lives were lost in the violent wind storm which last night reached a velocity of nea rly .o n e bund led miles an hour. T h e wireless sta tio n on the Forth­ w ith five men disappeared to thd leew ard of the islands and wrecked la te r was washed ashore. P ro p e rty dam age in this vicinity is e s tim a te d at o th e r coast points is know n to he ronsideruliJe. Sanford will have a new directory. The last directory for this city was published a b o u t tbri*e years ago and it is high time for a growing rity of this sire to come to hof census again and have a first class directory „ and one th a t will bo a complete and comprehensive com ­ pendium not only of th e people liv­ ing here b u t also contain useful in­ formation for the s tran g e r who comes here seckihg inform ation. Such a directory will bf* published by tho P iedm ont D irectory Co., of Ashev{lle, N. f \ . who are re present­ ed here by Mr. K K Mayfield, one of the most expcrter.i«•! directory men in th e south Thi* com pany is Incorporated and is iim* <d tin* largest and best «hr* d o r y companies in the south. Knowing th a t the city needed a directory T h e Herald investigated this com pany and finds that they lu.ve given »at i*f> it ion in every city in which I hey have published :*. directory They cr«* n refill and i nrri'vt in t h«*ir *t;«li*ti«' . i d their hook** «",, *i b«* relied u|o*f iti * vt*ry FROM OVER THE STATE NEWS OF THE LEGISLATURE I ■I repealed. abolishing the office of »tale treasurer, the pay of trustees will .ilsii be abolished Tlie a m o u n ts will he based on the mftnwrnjr-TrtM'tt' On T h r ttrvt —ftrt* h u n r i m t rtnUunr,** orte^nitd otnr-imlf per r e n t; for all over first five h u n ­ dred dollars, one per cent. The sam e a m o u n t shall he allowed for paying any w arrants as is paid for receiving funds. l ’u«ler the am e n d m e n t of the Bre­ vard co unty fish law passed in sen­ ate T u esd a y S enator H udson says it will perm it fishing with seines in several ‘‘w et’’ weather lakes in Bre­ vard • county between April and S eptem ber, the dry season. This is much desired because o f - t h e fish tost by low w ater, u n d e r the present provisions of the law*. Now seining will be perm itted only in these lakes, the rem ainder of th e fish law to s ta n d . * BIG CATTLE RANCH 1S-BEING IMPROVED IN MANY WAYS TOSO HATCH IE RANCH HAS NOW 32.000 ACRES UNDER FENCE FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP Sanford will have the y a c h t club, Tosohatehie Itanch located near the pavilion and the boat work» on here hid* fair to become as fa m o u s the lake shore, on the order of the os tho 101 Ranch of Oklahom a. T oplan as outlined in fast FridayN sohAtchie Ranch now hus 112,000 Herald. acres under fence nnd upon this fftiMr- S: Sherm an, the veteran bout menso range are 6000 r a t t l e a n d builder who has m adif such a success 2500 sheep. There are th o u sa n d s o f a t Beresford was in the city yester­ hogs also but they nre of the ra z o r d a y an d today a n d has m ade a r ­ hack breed and were there when tho rangem ent* for his location on th e ranch was fenced an d the new ow n­ F. L. ‘Woodruff ¿ it, between •Suners lay no claim to them . F lo o d ' In T e in » fore a vet ue*and Cypress on th e bulk­ At the presen t time dr zens of cow , Engle Lake. Texas, M ay I. - T he head. lie i ppeared before the city I hoys are busy u t thi* immense ranch flood water» of tho C olorado river council hi't night anil wa» given | and its trib u taries continue to rise branding calves a n d s ln a rin g sheep perntii'Siou to erect his ship yard to | About six hundred acres in nnd making cattle dipping vats and comply wih th e provision o f tlo*| here potatbes in the low lands are still otherwise getting ready hV the fug city i «ft i •* him I Fi 1v \Mi»rni*\ tipder water and the river is 'till season. Florida beef is now a recog­ DeCoi i. ¡«1 City Ki.gti.e« r \\ il J ri-mg II will he l lit possi hie I» es­ nized commodity in tin* market a n d lir.ni' - r iii| to confer with Mr tim a te dam age until the crest of the as there are 'ever*l large ranches Shewn, i. ..ml draw up an agreem ent llood passes here. In dira lions are near this city tho m arkets nre a s ­ with the city for a period of years. for fu rther rains. Less th an 1,000 sured of good heef a t all times. ThD will he good news to tin- acres in potatoes seem subject to T he owners of Tosohatehie ra n c h m any pi ople here who have been overflow at tin* point. built an* inside pasture of .'1000 acres ntixion <o own a good launch hut K ansas City, April HO The e d ­ where there are thoroughbred c a tt l e to keep i he »nine in itor <>f I hi* Kagle Lake Headlight had r«> n nil tin* pen will he used for b re e d ­ M Sherm an will wiretl the Packer T h u rsd a y night tim e ««i i «>t t* ing purpose* Some of the finest have .« la»* ship yard where that tin* domi situation was serious 'tu c k obtainable t* confined within v k 11 **I of hi*n 1. me !.«• in the <iiiu .in *urroutxlltig Stfijnn ; he ca * «I ibi> iiiclit'ure and the ranch m tiinn * >. ke« p Iin.« 1* «luring the tun, winch e- in Furl B«*tid co unty I ufi re| will In* one of the finest in the s t a t e . su in m* * in« m bs for winter louri't* Hi* also confirmed the report l fiat I particular Many* well' ha vi* been driven a t Mr .Mayfield will make a canvas* He in .*i •« - t, rt a v ucht • lull and lillli acn*' of potatoes at Kagle Lake varioij' p o in t' "n the property, good 1 o«*i tnl ot * . r .«tim -•■ h.ol bee || overflowed •*f I lie bllsittess tliet nf the • It > .util have I be «Olliiltlon the Suiltord people run at \\ barton was also said to bu seri­ flowing well- that Will give the c a t t l e it is hoped I hat In* wdl revolve suf- Hunt and sheep all the fresh and p u r e licient encouragement 1« enable him go in tin* evenings and enjoy Beau­ ous w liter needed when tile s m aller M to give Sanford a go«o| ilirc«t«ry tiful I stream* happen to be ury Vdded lllitA >4 III t h»* r\£ h t lilfvr Thi and «mo* in keeping wilb tin ev«*r I I ill|*l lit! , May I Kepnrts rem*fi- to the pure water the owner* will i in Mr Slu r man l h** * II > mg here fruiti Kagle Lake and other, it creasing Jiopulut I'm A goml di­ t ion plant many different kind* of grusue* f i l o s i i m i iî r »vs* í vi* ci 1 1z e r i will h. «. rectory Is needed by the .business point* in the potato producing d is ­ uml *to.*k feed Will tile 'lo c k will he men of this city and by the people He wit: « mplny u farri* <»f "ktlli*«l trict un I'm—«lay were to the effect provided with feed of i’ll kinds to III general mid ll Is also needed by nicchi t*t■•* .tnil will udi i ii «tj|i*tiivt- that man;, "f the field* have been supplement flu* native grass I1 I «* tin1 Cl! S W. ntfiT** Ill's Ha-ln-d b, illy bv r e tin i ru n * .«nil J the stranger- w ho i*ome her« seeki* g tini p I to* dipping v ii • being co 'rue! *d r** mul 1 *^ 1 .» hlnlii nu ihi% • ntniio 1 m for mati.ni« Were ill dr Mger ol total «lesimi Hm ' wih m r . n i m i n h l o S n i f f a r t i ni If crop* tftfv week by t h e 1 ffrtntf wn-| ■Liu L i t Luiii t d e a nd aru said to ho t ’ii y directories nr«, on til«« in 1 tnotlel' ol tluxr kind. Tin* cattle on rrijifT\ wpv*» ter* nf the Culoradn river and ailiamany of the larger cities and liusi j Tnsoh»|chie will tie free, from the cent *t ream s \ bridgi* uf 15 f* **t ness men nf other fit «•• are ai i i m n M U' l MI \llellllon «*. til«, ticks ami will have nothing 1 » seriir« a Sanford «11re«-1"f *. . «-spec L* «*iil r n in tti u t>" a i leu r h ur - ' la y, 111 I tu* lev I* nil tile Lldridge plant.'- to do but feed, eat nnd sleep i rid >..11) one th a t will In* .« i onipreueli- llt'i Master degree oih«*r mailer* turn was reported Monday with the mc.ki* dividends for i t i i r owners water overflowing i* targe acreage hvi description of the illy and ns of ituportance r> source» \,l member- urged to lie present How ver, must of the overflow lumi Highway Route is .Murh D iscussed in th a t section was planted to corn. l.et us have a new directory nnd Vi-itors welcome The Colorad'« through the bottom s The Dixie Highway, from Out-!'go i > I Tu \ lor Sec \ get realty for the big winter season at Kagle Lake continued to rise to Miami t* r ptdly m aterialising, generation of mosquitoe* Slender, mu te n d e r ff they were tem ler -Inwlv. with considerable dam age anil it j- very im p o rtan t th a t it Woudland Park Notes . bolli,i I.* put i* ’ In right- 1*1.«« i* in they n ever would p n k on in«'. Hut .1 r« d \ 1 11 *.• !.. i o d o t e The Kighth grado boy» and girl** .lit ' * * .* - 1.»t «- - y * they ilo pi, k \toillo r i lulo»«*plo*' 11 . ' -1 1 « * r I • ' \ t \\ t. i •• . r•i of thè >.«tifoni <ìruminar S« liool, > - » l o l l a l ot ,.* M • «tu : ■! » *i . 0,1 ll.....I 1 I 1 1'. *. i - 1 ir,* T t111*— oniirr ri, ..«ri. of Mi-.g- \Y li-lman a | . n « i , l ' i , i |. ' ' *r ■I■I n I .1 t i e '.«.*> ’-ll i B f* ,1 I'),, g ì , . > lio-t ni (ouri'i.-t mi TI « t!., t 1I 11,1* I 1*1*1 I greeter Voluti and Chr ■•toplier. Miss llitrri» Mr gl if o l ! i ■111»w I, i a t h r e ■mini 'n r « ti at l l o t l l - t Mi I bill - O p p i l e « I w( t. >.i l l ' l l b i t e ' (or little u n is gioia l o a lo lui«' as Well 11 n imme^iwkcr- who wiii soon he com ­ w ..t I f t bun at a n y l i m e sitie** and Mr . Itrow nlee ami Mr- Died flood of last year. Potatoes on low ing over il into Florida are lari.uly I"Hi* tin* various poniti'«!«* opeii/'d up by UJ »1 u »tute norme «rifh bad a glorious timo al Wooil- as tlie big »ties ’- They do. the creation of the new c o u n l y . iML't .will b** likely interested m agricultural m atto n i au th o r of the statem ent is more than Und Park last S aturday. F o u r or Already ntnhitim, politician* :*re Is * videnci «1 Hy th und while (h** route conti* tup!» led a philosopher lie's a sure aim was reported lied full but w :: carry* I n »Ut«« an d a Launrh ro n v c y ed t Ii*—« igmly m g their w l li cgne- « to serve <;•* • rt »r • t «■ *xr«i - It o 111«1 run t*> Jackson xtlh* from i i ve ll mu« ti **f I ‘ « vv .I* r w ' ; 1 h b-lt Ml,* « 1 tb» lively yimngsters, w ho ma de io 'riith bili«*: *! ............ i ■i t r h.t:d i I I. I*, h tu r» ii i-mt r t in .ew t o m , t i l *, t i n n u ll' *» the *T;i t . I he f, tin r* * > . I ............ . ■ ■ * nurh none as a (ìutling gun. T h e M o s q u iti« ' i i , i I n • r i / i i «.. r .1 1h. r i b 1 ! •• 1 : bill |. i •*(.' « m u — ••itt Ii l,\ «ay - , i III«* p e r l e « 11 *. p , ii,. b. . *| r* j*. .1 .**.«i tt ». «, n o t t h o u h i i » , t m b a day «a» lii.uitiful and thè boy s a n d ‘’l " ' ' , , r l"-’ ' , .1 > . t . « M l ’ M ««n I , ;*r««t* t. a I nn mp. «!* • omn ,i. *-y illt 1>■ la. • I w i . ‘ d 11 L u k e • lu* « y *.»im I, -f • u i lut • lung tiri* of thè Tight agi* tri gel th è ut goo<l llieu hai« I l..l| t M , .It . ... t .d a * •n. ii i t 1>. I*. .1 Y C i* i • r 1 I i««'h , t»u i 1 1 . ®<ut plea-uTi* out of Ilo* pool . md 1 ’ hetr ti«lnii«I„ * i.. I.« i i,.. 11„ -■ I-. • * : + , *. I ,.., f k u t « ,(.* tnl bit. 1 B Ho*« .1 ttnmett.it ■ Mr Christopher rod«* , f i . * .« 1. - i..*r - «•il *. . . i I.'-, ol I i -it * t t . ,. « ; .*»in t In r. to * m ir -mid« t « \.*c: ••.... w b » Ii I t «■. i ■ » mi j t belli Urn*• aril * m m t > tb* birr* I longer than atiyoto* ha*u . It ha * b e e n : *• c M .. I l i e d . ! tin* Itirkb in tin* p..* .. n «f t I n* • . * * . . ii *• - «. ,;.«« n tin* 1 a*l * It i ' ni-«* un l'uri 1 t* and h e u ltbv gesture I , ' ! a l i v e l>i II ■ r« * m g I t r o w Ih. donr to far He »ay» he is going to im n li.id *nri-ii|i‘r„l«b* . V« il« m e n t 11 - 'hi* ap | •r* («ri i hi .* t " h . * 1 1 in** . r«l « • • i i . i t x « m t o f a ( «ar t ««( D » ..;•«* I«> M . nu *tn that hat lung suit. Others have lier-Lumi tin* little fellow* attended U, ' lit **vrrs* *.f 1 ,e i n •■• i -» n i t inw i t h M,. silv«*. Tilt t ' Ul U' l l . t Jackson ' best Títere shi'uWi t * »1 r r m A r­ church Sunday in wtu pi.aaed by the ; cnaty; last 1 r.^ ••id ihiit ln*fore. S aturday a launch tilirdmifir mat menu nee of I w»tï. i a n d with lliu suvm kings. Tins is tin; *id *his ri mi T h e y sampled day afternoon, having passe«’ the cadis to Fort M' « puty. catne in the morning und houses of worship, tin* «elioni, aqd tili.« year when tile u»ui 1 1 y early fur l.irpon ai:*l spnrt*would cover all high w * y the rr**sj fluid ami they h o u s e several il*iys previously. Only itiyed all day. T h e party consisted the preacher's life tncii are according ly milch enthused lull appeared the joint edtieutlona! the signature of the Governor i* now tin* im portant farmin'* and Í uit tapped th e enpilliuries of the »oof ifr. und Mrs. Iloolihan. Mrs. committee* of th e legislature j o u r ­ i —— necessary for the bill to become a seel ion* «*( (in* Mi*.« Hynes, Miss Noel, Miss Mncy, Mrs. p r a n o * soloist and found mnrp food ney« «I to Mudi-um tm an investiga­ There is every indieariuu tluit in the n ap e id infant's nl*cks S u re ­ Ai Gainesville a* a junction there iliiw Titerj* 'nome opposition Klnt . Clarence and Martin T e m p le better m arketing methods will tin* tion trip. T he result of tins trip is j from tin* resulenls «»f n-rts.il m-cI ioiis are three other i.nporL.at .»ad» r u n ­ ly they hit one and all alike. Method *nd a number of children. In th e year result in the potato growers <d the bills now pending of tin* new county, but its forma tin'll ning to the east coast, and at Brooks »fUrnoon the crowd fairly sw a rm e d ist, P resbyterian. C atholic and KpisSt Johns co unty realizing better re­ T oday a representative of this was generally fuvtired and tin* n|ipo- ville three im portant roads to T a r ­ I»- Four launches, a lot of nutos cojialian all were victim s of the turns upon their crop. T h e growers paper, asked tin* Governor " W h u t sitnui failed to develo)* j m y consid­ pon Sjirtng*. T am p a and St. P eters­ »nd other conveyances piled in in annoying pests, who have overrun are working together quite well ami wilt he your a t t i t u d e tow ard the burg, and at Lakeland tin* great erable s tren g th Vdck succession and the pool w-as Jackson' since it becam e warm. But hy so doing avoid glutting any p a r­ two lulls pending for the establishthen, t h e re are worse things th an Fort Lauderdale i* specified as i-rnss highway from D a y to n a to* JJrtn ftjletj with a lively lot. Next ticular m arket so that there is no n’.mil of a girls' imlustriul school t()|. rm ln !y Ull,| „„ receiving T am p a will int«*resect it. und all thu Thnrsdsy promises to lie a record m osquito bite» there ure coal hill*. reason p erm itu*«l to exist (or a r e ­ ami a i m r m . i l sellimi at Madison WeR, life is "just one dam n thing new« gf the piis«age of the lull that central cities will eonneet with each wttker, judging from the n u m b e r duction lit prtc«*si I recomtnemled in ttiy me^sag** after a n o t h e r " a n y w ay Jackson "So anybody cun go a n y ­ t lu n went wdd with enthusiasm und other. ®f demands made lately for re-open1 : 1 tiie estab lish m en t of an industriai a big dem o n stratio n was given. where.” “ I the path T hursdays. T he Eagles Mich. Patriot, A new aeronautic rlass of of­ se linoi f»r girl», and if thè Madison talking a b o u t another picnic a t Mrnwunl county, according t«* the The |)ixn* people will make u Will Sell Maxwell» ficers and men of the navy desiring jiropoHition is m propor slittp** t Iti» Woodland I’urk soon. They onterlull is JH miles from north to south great jniftiuki* if they carry it only Mr. S. H. Kelly, traveling s a le s -1 to take up th a t work will be sent to tini** 1 export thnt il will meet witb •*io*d about LJOO people there last b o u n d ary , a n d 55 miles from east to Jacksonville and then on down mun for the Maxwell M otor Sales tbe station at Pensacola for instruc­ my ap p ro v ai," said thè- Govornor ^t their big fUh fry and will no C o rp o ra tio n of Detroit. Mich., has to west boundaries, extending* from the Fast ( ’oast to Miami directly tion hy the governm ent within a few in rejdy. *>»ve a big thing again. just below Boca Ru Ioqo to if point south. been In the city for the last two days. In additim i to thè industriai «elioni one-half’ lAile north of Ojus. Seven • W oodsm an, Everybody interested In central weeks dem o n stratin g th e Maxwell Ad­ for girls unti u normal srhnol at Madt t t towns are in<-luded in the new co u n ­ and western Floridn’» p ro p e rty 1D16 autom obiles. D uring this time San Antonio, a town of less than iion, thè Imys' industriai sehool will ty, not all of which are incurjiornted ir should get busy and write to tho he has sold -three of these wonderful four hundred population, has let he re-established a l M arianna. Tiie Tke "( h o r o l a t r S o l d i e r ’ - Hallandale, Dania, Furl Lauder­ two commissioner«, Mr, G. W. The young men of the St. An- little cars through their local agency, the contract for a mile of sidewalks. eduactional commUtees of liolh dale, Progresso, Colahntchce, DDeerBaxon. at Tallahassee, a n d S. A. the S anford Cyrle Agency of this • w " r°Therhood" hovo secured an Already of half of this a m o u n t has housts uro working hard (or thè ostali tlelil and Pompano. T be assessed Belcher, a t Miami, and urge them city, th e purchasers being Mr. Jam es lishrmrit of all th re e «chuo's, and it valuation of th e p roperty included In flvp reeU tho " C h o c been completed. , 2 2 ? Joldler’’ for th e Parish' H ouse. Hickson of Celery avenue, Mr. now look» as if th è bills will meet in thi* district is 12.600,000, and be­ to investigate hy a personal visit t t l to this region and to realize th e Ad­ Lymnn of Altamonti*, Mr. T. W. Saturday evening. This lig h t Braxton Beachain of- Orlando has fa vera i>l e consideratimi at this «es­ tween 7,000 nnd 8,000 people Jivo in vantages of the proposed route b e ­ These ears are let the contra ct for the erection of a simi. r* “ * mMt with great en th u s i- R ocket, M t. Dorn. it. it is estim ated fore they m ake their r«‘p«irt htmoming quite popular. colonial mansion on the site of his Florida i« gra d u aliy C o r n i n g t«> ih** hxv ^ ^ o r *t d»y* T h e boys No tim e i*houl<| he lo'l a* they Orange »venue residence. \ m.v* * " ° 8°tten special music to go Mr ami Mrs. Fred Waise mun left front in ed u rationnl m e tte r' Th** Im p ro v e m e n ts at P arish House meet to close tin* m atter to a b o u t s t a t e now houKls of more a c c r e di t ed last night fur • points in Virginia u M ^ ’’a * double tre n t A com pense nre will he added to V 1 ! : ten day«. high school«, whose certificates art* where Mr Wal«eman will lonk after H. B. Coney now* lias a Ford car tbe violin fl P*M° n Wil1 ,Miit with the P arish House movie equipm ent Tho this week. Tiiis will allow brighter thnt, will be equipped with u double recognized in any college or u n iv er­ the refrigerator car business. P an am a Pictures Walscrnuns are Sanford residents sity in th e co u n try without fu rth e r deck arran g e m e n t for carrying ,Elder pictures to be shown a n d it is hoped For the service at Holy Croas Saüí.f D*v^e* *»■ In the dty last thnt a large crowd will a tte n d tho Springs Aater to OHando and San­ p re p ara tio n th a n a n / other s ta te in now and expect to move into their beautiful bungAlow on Mugnolia th e south. church th is Wednesday night a t ford for the th irsty. Daily trips ***• ,h»Wng hands with hi» "C hocolate Soldier” m?xt S a tu rd a y when th e y re tu rn hoxt winter. T heir 7:30 the subject will be thu C h u r s h ’s will bo made and the w ater will be evening. The movie show is a Ikrge H tU 'F u nd!: H ® U now IncaU d in Senator Hudson has introduced in m any friends were loath to see them M issionary Work in P a n a m a . he i t u ’ ,Geort i»* but state« t h a t enterprise for the Brotherhood boys, delivered to the door. T be Elder Incidentally many beautiful pic». *n Sanford again ere lone and It la hoped th a t th ey will re­ Spring» water has been pronounced tho sénats a bill to provide for the d e p a rt b u t h ap p y to know t h a t S an^ f o r d loo£ b T t e ^ : : than ceive public aupport and encourage- the best in the country s n d the sale com pensation of bond trustees, since ford will claim them again in the tures will be shown of the Isth m u s it is contended th a t when the law is falL will be enormous. \ and the Panam a C anal. - #3r « b e r plice in lh# |outh> t ment. 1 •^ . • « IL ***i - * » • x- {j Not only Seminole c o u n t y but Sanford city ¡» receiving (publicity ¡0 account of th e large a n i o u n t of r. paving being done a t tb e presant time. Heccntty the city council lattlting to tho request of th o p ro p ­ e r t y owners on Magnolia ave n u e from 7th street to 10th decided to kridt that thoroughfare a n d the aork «ill s t a r t this week. Last night a petition of t h e propKty ^owners -on Sanford H e ig h ts . for s brick road from T e n t h street to Hughey avenue and from P ork to Sanford on Hughey was presen ted 'and although the city tr e a s u r y is On Mont erey 11:i >. fifty four s mal l I dly depleted the members of the I boats were piled up on the beach. city council were anxious to-ijo sntn*R e c o rd breaking «old w eather fol thini fur the people who h av e been low ed th e storm . paying city taxes on s u b u rb a n prop­ O rc hards in California and Oregon erty snd decided t h a t the petition suffered. In easte rn W ashington, would be acted upon. An o rd in a n c e hating already been drawn it was Idaho and M ontana tire te m p eratu re placed upon its first r e a d i n g 'a n d at fell twenty-five degrees in twelve the request of Alderman D ingee was hours In I .os Atigelcs II i|egrc«'s was read the second and third tim e s and registered at ii a m today, th«* became a law. mildest since I'Hto The operation of the ord in an c e i* mailt- coniingvnt upon t he a b i l i t y Michigan Mosquitoes Fierre of the property owners ulotig the H a d you ever noti« « «i how t h i c k '1 route raising some of the ra s li at ! the mosquitoes are the past «lay «ir once to defray the expenses of tile two.' brick unit freight hut tills will he You had' Well here’s some i n ­ done,and Sanford Heights will aoon side information ” They are not |. have a good brick paved s t reel all thick at all They .«r« thin Seri the way to Sanford avenue. ously I hey are thin enough lo «rawl Paving b n r k is much cheaper now th ro u g h the iticshos of the screens than it has been in some t im e and T h a t 's what a s tu d e n t of n atu re the city council will pave as m any claims, anyway in explanation of »trecLs a- they can with the money th** detesta ble ahufotance «»f Ml«' oa hand or th at rail he raised The . . . u ui toes in all sections of .la« ksuti ptopert> owners who want paved! ; during.-Un* (rast day or tu». s tm ts jin- willing to nssM n n d in Nearly everywhere Olle goes one this mann* r th e roads can he finishhears a b o u t mosquitoes Since S u n ­ *d. day morning when it warmed up the The work on Sanford 11<•>g*l«t - will they have been thicker than t he pro not he started before August or vcrhiul I le u s on the hack of the ni'g September hut it will be rione and lei led «log Now ihis warm wealh the giwiil people out there are r e j u n ­ I*r. SO tile natures stu d e n t argues, to* over their good fortune. lias b ro u g h t forth a new and slender i N O . 7.1 — � 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, 1915 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, April 30, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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PAGE EIGHT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Washington, April 29.— A simple method oi bottling the juiefe of grapefruit for use in making acid beverages is advocated by the United States department of agriculture as a means of gaining a useful by­ product from hundreds of thousands of cases of grapefruit which now are wasted. An investigation was un­ dertaken at the 'urgent request * of Floridn grapefruit growers who re­ ported thut the market during the season would not take up a largo proportion of the grapefruit crop, and asked the department to deter­ mine the possildity of utiliilng the fruit of Its juice In some profitable way. s All t h a t . i * .necessary, according to the government's fruit juice special­ ists Is to bring the grapefruit juice ’ to the boiling point In n porcelain . lined or enameled kettle, pour it while still hot into bottlce, which then arc hermetically sealed. The juice, when so handled will keep in­ definitely, and provides a base for grapefruit ade or other acid bever­ ages having the characteristic acid, somewhat bitter flavor of the fruit. Experiments shpw, however, that it is highly important th at the bottle be completely filled so that no layer of air be loft between the top of the juice and the cork or seal. Where air in any amount cornea in contact with the top of the sterilised juice . It will cause the juice to change^ its color. In handling the juice it ts particularly important that it be kept from coming In contact with ‘iron or other .«metals easily acted upon by acid#; • The Investigators found also that it was possible to freete the grape­ fruit juice solid ice and then by whirling the ice in a centrifugal machine, to tako out a large part of the water and leave the solids and flavoring matter of the fruit. This freezing and concentrating of the juice greatly reduces the bulk and makes a product which can be stefv illzecf by heating and kept indefin­ itely. Cure must be taken to keep the juice from coming in contact with iron. Those who wish to make a clear julco may filter the grapefruit juice before it is heated by adding to it from two to three per cent (about three ounces avoirdupois to' the gallon) of infusorial or Fuller’s earth well washed with hot water. Tho mixture is then forced through a non-metallic filter press and the clear julco reheated and boiled. With the freezing process, the juice is fil­ tered after concentration, about t'wice the amount of infusorial or Fuller's earth being used per galion of concentrate. The chemists in connection with tltfs bottling of grapefruit juice, notify the public that the same process is not suitable for bottling tbc juice of oranges and lemons, which will not retain their flavor if hnndlod in this way. While as yet, as far as known, there Is no commercial market for sterilized grapefruit juice, it is beWered that m a n y persons* -witt'-'ftnd" this juire, with the addition of water and sugar a pleasant variation from lemonade or limeade. Those who like grapefruit should find the bev­ erage inviting. The method is so simple that those in regions where grapefruit are cheap and plentiful can prepare this product on n small scalo with ordinary household ap­ pliances. President Charle» Ebbets of Brooklyn Te am, S a y s Salaries Are Alto­ gether Too High. Man Employed by Cleveland Club Twenty-Two Venn Never Ha» Been Able to Witness Contest' Charley Ebbets, president of the Itrooklyn National League club, de­ clares that salaries of ball players axo away.out of proportion to tho value of services rendored’by tho men and that ho fur one does not Intend to bo held up by them any longer. If they are not satisfied with what ho offers them they can Jump to the Federal league. Discussing tho subject not loug ago Ebbets said: " I’ve grown fin'd of coddling the players and submitting to their hold up tactics. All last season I tried to keep my players in lino by meeting the Fed­ eral league otters. That has cost mo a lot of money— Ilut l am thnwgtr with those tactics. •"The whole gang can jump, if it wants to. They psn't gouge me for an­ other dollar. Salaries have been boost­ ed far beyond proportion. Every dol­ lar being made In baseball is going to tho players theso days. "I’m ofToring ray men salaries that I think nro In keeping with what they earn. During tho past year I have paid them salaries abovo their earning capacity. I’m through now. Any of my men who want to Jump can Jump. Ml fill their places; Ml get semipros. If necessary.’’ In classic times successful warriors, athletes, poets and singers were some­ times crowned with bay, It Is some­ times written that they were crowned with myrtle wreaths. These leaves came from a tree which botanists call "laurus nnbllls " The oldest man connected with base* ball has never seen a game. lie Is David Hlblet of Cleveland. For 22 years ho has been present at every gam« In Cleveland's baseball park, and nti such terms of Intimacy with tho stars of the diamond that they have called him "dad" and "Uncle," but David refers to thq stars as "Mr." That's how much of a fan David Is. If fllblet lives until March 13 ho will be ninety years old. For tho last four years he has been the watchman tJn the club rooms of tho Naps. lie eays he has reached tits century mark. ___ "Jlut l don’t evsr crpccrtrrrco a ball game," adds Hlblet "You seo, I'm ono of thoso kind of men who always stick at their post, no matter what is hap­ pening near by them." For 18 years Hlblet operated the turnstiles at tho bleacher gate He says he sometimes grew a bit curious to learn what was happening when tbo thousands of fans shrieked their apptauso at somo great play, but he never deserted his post of duty. And now Rlblet can't tell a threebase hit from n strikeout "And 1 never got n chance even to think about atich a thing aa a base­ ball until I was past sixty years old,” said Hlblet . Cajole Alone Remains. •< * i ----« - - ■ .1 — ■ Tho passing of Hilly Sullivan from * Mining Tin One Woman’s Work. tho American league leaves Larry LaMining tin to produce her operas jolo tho only veteran who broke In and producing operas to make enough when the league enmo Into existence. Ijirry Is assured nf.a lifelong Job, for. monoyvto hold on to her Alaskan tin he Is tho player who made tbo organi­ mines Is tho double profession of Miss Emma H. Steiner, who, broken down zation. by her musical efforts In New -York, went to Alaska to recuperate. Hero Asphalt Known to Ancients. she was struck with the gold fever, Asphalt was known to tho ancients, but while her "find’’ turned out to bo and this material In said to have been tin and not gold. It promises to bring employed as a binder In masonry by her In Its weight In gold, especially tho Uabylonlana. In view of tho precarious state of tho smelters In Hclglum, which has al­ Farmers Plow at Night ready led to tho establishment of the Farmers In New Bouth Wales fre­ first American Bmcltera in Hollvia, quently plow by night with traction much nearer to and therefore less ex­ engines provided with powerful head­ pensive In tho way of transporting lights. raw material. D R . C. W . F A IN His Windward Anchor, And many a man's wonderful selfcontrol In due to tho fact that ho has a helpmeot World’s Oldest University. Founded In the year 973 A. D., the Mohammedan university of El-Azbar ("the Luminous") Is the oldest exist­ ing university in tbo world. It Is tbo Oxford of tho Moalom world, and la at present attended by upward of 10,000 students of all ages, and from every eastern Country, from the Caucasus to Somaliland. Hoard and lodging in free. The teaching consists chiefly of Mohammedan dogma, which Is labori­ ously committed to memory from sacred books. Wreaths f or the Victors. D E N T IS T WORK m u W H ITE PEOPLE ONLY PEOPLES BANK BUILDING ROOM 9 APRIL 30. 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD PLAYERS GETTING TOO MUCH NEVER SAW BASEBALL GAME One Bolld Benefit. 1 toll you. sir. the great benefit of a college education lies In the friends you make.” "That's so. No matter Wh en Ignorance le Bllse. how old you are. If you have been Wo feel the loss of things we lose through collegi- you can always find more than tho Inck of those wo never some ono to piny poker or bet on tho get. 1r races^or go on a spree .with."—Life. ' Td ENFORCE GAMBLING RULE Manager Branch Rickey of 8L Louis Browns Flans to Be Hard Boss —Ban on Card Games. •* ’ t* ¥ A ♦ * =. « — ” ♦ ■ E CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING « "I am going to ofTer no now rules. The player» will not bo permitted to gamble. That’s an old rule, but wasn’t 1 i enforced last season," said Manager Hnmeh Hickey of the S kr- Louis. . Drowns, the other dri^ "Hy gambling, I mean that the men must not wager H All Local AdvertÌHcmenln Under for any sums that they cannot af­ ThiB Heading THREE CENTS . ford. • . "No gambling will bo permitted In Line For Each Insertion. Minimum tho hotels. Tho players may promise Charge 25 Cents. to break up their games at eleven o'clock, but they seldom do that. 9o the ban Is on gambling In the hotels, no matter what the promise Is for calling the contest earlier, o r of 11mitexTs takes. 1 "A little session on tho train, under my observation, will bo permitted. I For Sale— Thrco fresh milk cow«. Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 5o-tf <*' H L¡ FOR SALE Hogs for Sale— Car load ju*r re­ ceived. Write Martin Doyle, It I). No. 2., for particulars. 55-tf< Fat Cattle for Sale— Some ¡in,, ones ju s t shipped in and in fine , „ n. dition. Address-Martin Doyle, San­ ford, R . D. No. 2. 56-tfc For Sale— Five acres half mile from brick road, quarter mile from loading station, 6 miles from San­ ford, county road on ono side. All good black hammock land. Two acres clcarod, fenced and farmed 2 years. Good flowing well Price $800. Terms to suit customer. A p Connolly, 119 Magnolia avenue 57-tf For Suie— 20 fine brood , *,,» Martin Doyle, Sanford. It I> No . 5 > t f- Manager B ranch Rkkey. can then seo that the players cease card playing, anil retire at u reason­ able hour 1 do not favor gambling, however," WILDCAT WAS BIG AS GOAT Alabama Hunter Kl l l t Huge Bobcat Which Had Been Preying on Anlmals In _Vlclnlty. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching, Lit prize pen Orlando Fuir, White Hocks, $2.50. Other pens $1.50. Single Comb White Leghorn, $1.50 to $ ¡0 0 per setting. Baby chicks $12 <mi ¡„ r hundred for remainder of ..i Southern Oaks Poultry Farm. In terprise, Fla. «ti For S ale- Prize Winning' Hut’ *>• pington Eggs for hatching kind that hatch and live IS .-in­ setting. Price $2 50 F.i.-|,n'Park avenue. titi-tl For Sale Sound and -I-m - *> t peas. Mixed $2 15, Spe, kb-d > Unknown $2.40 per hustn-1 'A• for price on 100 bushel lot Pntlrick, Tiflón, Gu. Hay Mlnette, Ala.—K. R. White, one of the leading hunters of this vicinity. Is exhibiting a mammoth bobcat which he killed severnl days ngo about fiv>, miles southeast of town Tho animal Is almost as large an a goat and Is Hull Wyandotte, H. rrr i Ho> k noted an quo of the fiercest of the Fre neh Place, Fr«Mid aV* 1ti* wild animals yet In the woods of this county The animal has been preying on the smaller animals In (he vicinity For Sale Houh ch< Id furi.it urt* of the White home, and when chase ¡i.,. 111 Knst Second tn- •t .(■1 was mail«- the hunter and dog« were 2!. able to capture It. The fur Is very and Park avenue. pretty and It Is highly prized by the Horae for Sale H¡l>\ H year* »Id owner. • about MUD lb.-*.. Nil fe, >1riMitf No belt $*r far m nr sound. U ,1rth f *J|HI * ' horse n state E P I G R A M S OF C A Y N O R pronounced style for either Ladies or Men Comes in a sty­ lish Jacket suit .. , y%* •, Also comes in a neat, short *• genuine. Palm B each . C l o t h Palm BeacK S u its . now in several shades, and Dark business or informal dress. Regulars are all . Norfolk Jacket Ttii-n- life Ia-,;-!.- Vile, t lilnk ¡lit , ill,- i 'Iihi. m lieu (lif t me -Milt lillliitl* l'iie I.ihi thing u r »liiiuhl tr> t<> do In thin world. Is to force our religious opinion* and prejudices on others Bottle ¡sHiple say they ■do not believe In <!od even I do not believe them No mu- can nlti cerely say that. You ask me to give an Inter view saying nluit I would nn,v to the reader* of :i t»*> newspapers 1 would *u) to them to ts- * cry Careful idsitil believing nil they see In the newspaper* I know of no place where there Is more philosophy than In a barnyard You can tenri) much from animals Within their cir­ cle they know mm-h more than we do He who care* to do no more than lie Is paid for will never tie paid for more thnn'he does. Public clamor is almost tllway» In the wrong. It Is so loud that we think It Includes everyltody. whereas. In fact. It tuny include very few One strldulous grass­ hopper In the angle of a fence makes more uolse than the whole noble herd of cuttle near by. - W J. Gnynor. ljite Mayor of New York. 412. Uvi •do. Fla. My 1lit IM i For Sa b Nml opposite Koldun* Nest hotel. can buy this property very n- •I^OII• \- Mr.** able on liberal terrr s. »K.;, Robert Hucksbau HI. 903 Franklin street. Ta mp». Fla « .• t * For Kent Neal six room hou-. Magnolia avenue between I and Fifth streets. H. U. Dull** '72*:! t| Cottage for - rent. J. Musson 69-Ht p For Rent— House of eight rumi and hath o n , Myrtle avenue. >h» in. Inquire of Hill Lu inIter * " olfice. 63 - t f c . For R en t— Several nice <> too ms over Yowell’s. Enquire N Yowell & Co. 32 For Rout— Furnished house of it' 1 rooms, screened throughout, 'tele ph me, gas and all modern con vein t-uCM. $20 per month for th m months, includes water.' - Mrs. Dt*k ancon, 906 Myrtle Ave. 71-tf«For Rent— My avenue near Beck to have privilege so desires. .Mrs. 72-4tC farm on Cameron Hammock. Renter of hay crop if he E. A. Greenland. WANTED Wanted— To exchange farming a '1'1 grazing land in Volusia count) f" r house and lot in Sanford. Apply J . H. Hutchinson. 1 1th and Laurel avenue. 65-9tp 53234853534853534848235348233048594453234853484853234823535353 Wanted— Amateur musicians that play wind Instrument» thut will re­ hearse and play on p»y jobs. Call In the next few days. J . M. Stum°n 915 East Fourth St. 6&*7tP �.- m - -. — '* i-f*'7T¥* T * .TV ■- ■ E h u* * ' •* IN THE HEART OK THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETARLE SECTION SAN FO RD H ER A LD PUBLISHED semi- weekly ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 11\ SANFORD^-- Life ¡a Wmth l.ioinj) SANTO III), FLORIDA. TUESDAY. M W I. 1915 VOLUME VI ________ INSANFORD CITY AND CROWING SU B U R BS A NEW DIRECTORY BIG SHIP YARD ON FOR SANFORD WILL THE LAKE SHORE4 BE COMPILED SOON LATE IMPROVEMENT pity fOCNCIC D ECID ES TO STAKT PAVING ON TH E HEIGHTS AS SOON AS FEASIBLE THE PIEDMONT DIRECTORY SHERMAN MAEKS ARRANGE­ MENTS TO COME TO SAN­ COMPANY HAS R EPR E­ FORD AND BEGIN SENTATIVE II E R E OPERATIONS MAKING CANVASS Snow in I allfornia P San Francisco. May I One nf the worst storms that /ver visited the I’acific coast has caused millions of dollars worth of damage In this state. Hail, wind, rain and »now have w*-j»s*the r,affroHiTa*T^)as*t (o riE ie past few days ami the damage is un­ told. Houses have been blown down and crops damaged to such an ex­ tent they will he a total loss. In nuothern California icicles are bung­ ing upon apple trees. Severnl lives have been lost as a result of the dis­ aster. The Brut snow within man’s rec­ ollection fell in the Vult River Val­ ley in Arizona. Damage to sheep was heavy in Oregon. Two persons are known tp be dead and it was feured other lives were lost in the violent wind storm which last night reached a velocity of nearly.one bundled miles an hour. The wireless station on the Forth­ with five men disappeared to thd leeward of the islands and wrecked later was washed ashore. Property damage in this vicinity is estimated at other coast points is known to he ronsideruliJe. Sanford will have a new directory. The last directory for this city was published about tbri*e years ago and it is high time for a growing rity of this sire to come to hof census again and have a first class directory „ and one that will bo a complete and comprehensive com­ pendium not only of the people liv­ ing here but also contain useful in­ formation for the stranger who comes here seckihg information. Such a directory will bf* published by tho Piedmont Directory Co., of Ashev{lle, N. f\. who are represent­ ed here by Mr. K K Mayfield, one of the most expcrter.i«•! directory men in the south Thi* company is Incorporated and is iim* <d tin* largest and best «hr* dory companies in the south. Knowing that the city needed a directory The Herald investigated this company and finds that they lu.ve given »at i*f> it ion in every city in which I hey have published :*. directory They cr«* n refill and i nrri'vt in t h«*ir *t;«li*ti«' . i d their hook** «",, *i b«* relied u|o*f iti * vt*ry FROM OVER THE STATE NEWS OF THE LEGISLATURE I ■ I repealed. abolishing the office of »tale treasurer, the pay of trustees will .ilsii be abolished Tlie amounts will he based on the mftnwrnjr-TrtM'tt' On T h r ttrvt —ftrt* hunrimt rtnUunr,** orte^nitd otnr-imlf per rent; for all over first five hun­ dred dollars, one per cent. The same amount shall he allowed for paying any warrants as is paid for receiving funds. l ’u«ler the amendment of the Bre­ vard county fish law passed in sen­ ate Tuesday Senator Hudson says it will permit fishing with seines in several ‘‘wet’’ weather lakes in Bre­ vard • county between April and September, the dry season. This is much desired because o f - t h e fish tost by low water, under the present provisions of the law*. Now seining will be permitted only in these lakes, the remainder of the fish law to stand. * BIG CATTLE RANCH 1S-BEING IMPROVED IN M ANY W A YS TOSO HATCH IE RANCH HAS NOW 32.000 ACRES UNDER FENCE FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP Sanford will have the yacht club, Tosohatehie Itanch located near the pavilion and the boat work» on here hid* fair to become as famous the lake shore, on the order of the os tho 101 Ranch of Oklahoma. Toplan as outlined in fast FridayN sohAtchie Ranch now hus 112,000 Herald. acres under fence nnd upon this fftiMr- S: Sherman, the veteran bout menso range are 6000 rattle and builder who has madif such a success 2500 sheep. There are thousands o f at Beresford was in the city yester­ hogs also but they nre of the razor day and today and has made ar­ hack breed and were there when tho rangement* for his location on the ranch was fenced and the new own­ F. L. ‘Woodruff ¿it, between •Suners lay no claim to them. Flood' In Tein» fore a vet ue*and Cypress on the bulk­ At the presen t time dr zens of cow , Engle Lake. Texas, May I. - The head. lie i ppeared before the city I hoys are busy u t thi* immense ranch flood water» of tho Colorado river council hi't night anil wa» given | and its tributaries continue to rise branding calves and slnaring sheep perntii'Siou to erect his ship yard to | About six hundred acres in nnd making cattle dipping vats and comply wih the provision of tlo*| here potatbes in the low lands are still otherwise getting ready hV the fug city i «ft i •* himI Fi 1v \Mi»rni*\ tipder water and the river is 'till season. Florida beef is now a recog­ DeCoi i. ¡«1 City Ki.gti.e« r \\ il J ri-mg II will he l lit possi hie I» es­ nized commodity in tin* market and lir.ni' - r iii| to confer with Mr timate damage until the crest of the as there are 'ever*l large ranches Shewn, i. ..ml draw up an agreement llood passes here. In dira lions are near this city tho markets nre as­ with the city for a period of years. for further rains. Less than 1,000 sured of good heef at all times. ThD will he good news to tin- acres in potatoes seem subject to The owners of Tosohatehie ranch many pi ople here who have been overflow at tin* point. built an* inside pasture of .'1000 acres ntixion <o own a good launch hut Kansas City, April HO The ed­ where there are thoroughbred cattle to keep i he »nine in itor <>f I hi* Kagle Lake Headlight had r«> nnil tin* pen will he used for breed­ M Sherman will wiretl the Packer Thursday night time ««i i «>t t* ing purpose* Some of the finest have .« la»* ship yard where that tin* domi situation was serious 'tuck obtainable t* confined within v k 11 * * I o f hi * n 1 . m e !.«• he ca * «I in the <iiiu.in *urroutxlltig Stfijnn ; ibi> iiiclit'ure and the ranch m tiinn * >. ke« p Iin.« 1* «luring the tun, winch e- in Furl B«*tid county I ufi re| will In* one of the finest in the state. su in m* * in« mbs for winter louri't* Hi* also confirmed the report l fiat I pa rt i c ul a r Many* well' ha vi* been driven at Mr .Mayfield will make a canvas* He in .*i •« - t, rt a vucht •lull and lillli acn*' of potatoes at Kagle Lake varioij' point' "n the property, good 1 o«*i tnl ot * . r .«tim -•■ h.ol bee || overflowed •*f I lie bllsittess tliet nf the •It > .util have I be «Olliiltlon the Suiltord people run at \\ barton was also said to bu seri­ flowing well- that Will give the cattle it is hoped I hat In* wdl revolve suf- Hunt and sheep all the fresh and pure licient encouragement 1« enable him go in tin* evenings and enjoy Beau­ ous wliter needed when tile smaller M to give Sanford a go«o| ilirc«t«ry tiful I stream* happen to be ury Vdded lllitA >4 III t h»* r\£ ht lilfvr Thi and «mo* in keeping wilb tin ev«*r I I ill|*l lit! , May I Kepnrts rem*fi- to the pure water the owner* will i in Mr Slu r man l h** * II > mg here fruiti Kagle Lake and other, it creasing Jiopulut I'm A goml di­ tion plant many different kind* of grusue* f i l o s i i m i iî r »vs* í vi* c i 1 1 z er i will h. «. rectory Is needed by the .business point* in the potato producing dis­ uml *to.*k feed Will tile 'lock will he men of this city and by the people He wit: « mplny u farri* <»f "ktlli*«l trict un I'm—«lay were to the effect provided with feed of i’ ll kinds to * .t n i l w i l l u d i i ii « t j | i * t i i v t III general mid ll Is also needed by nicchi t*t■• that man;, "f the field* have been I1 I «* tin1 Cl! S W. ntfiT** Ill's Ha-ln-d b, illy bv retini run* .«nil J supplement flu* native grass tini p the stranger- who i*ome her« seeki* g I to* dipping v ii • being co 'rue! *d •ntniio 1 r** mul 1*^1.»hlnlii nu ihi% Were ill dr Mger ol total «lesimi Hm ' mfor mati.ni« ■Liu L i t Luiiit d e and aru said to ho w ih m r .n i m i n h lo S n if f a r t i ni If crop* tftfv week by th e1 ffrtntf wn-| t ’ ii y directories nr«, on til«« in 1 tnotlel ' ol tluxr kind. Tin* cattle on rrijifT\ wpv*» ter* nf the Culoradn river and ailiamany of the larger cities and liusi j Tnsoh»|chie will tie free, from the cent *t reams \ bridgi* uf 15 f* **t ness men nf other fit «•• are ai iimn M U' l MI \llellllon «*. til«, ticks ami will have nothing 1 » seriir« a Sanford «11re«-1"f *. . «-spec L* «*iil r n in tti u t>" a i leu r h u r - ' l a y , 111 I tu* lev I* nil tile Lldridge plant.'- to do but feed, eat nnd sleep i rid >..11) one that will In* .« i onipreueli- llt'i Master degree oih«*r mailer* turn was reported Monday with the mc.ki* dividends for i t i ir owners water overflowing i* targe acreage hvi description of the illy and ns of i tupo r t anc e r> source» \,l member- urged to lie present How ver, must of the overflow lumi Highway Route is .Murh Discussed in that section was planted to corn. l.et us have a new directory nnd Vi-itors welcome The Colorad'« through the bottoms The Dixie Highway, from Out-!'go i > I Tu \lor Sec \ get realty for the big winter season at Kagle Lake continued to rise to Miami t* r ptdly materialising, generation of mosquitoe* Slender, mu tender ff they were temler -Inwlv. with considerable damage anil it j- very important that it Woudland Park Notes . bolli,i I.* put i* ’ In right- 1*1.«« i* in they never would pnk on in«'. Hut .1 r« d\ 1 11 *.• !.. i o d o t e The Kighth grado boy» and girl** .lit ' * * .* - 1.»t «- - y * they ilo pi, k \toillo r i lulo»«*plo*' 11 . ' -1 1 « * r I • ' \t \\ t. i • • . r •i of thè >.«tifoni <ìruminar S« liool, > - » l o l l a l ot ,.* M • «tu : ■! » *i . 0,1 ll......I 1 I 1 1'. *. i - 1 ir,* Tt111*— oniirr ri, ..«ri. of Mi-.g- \Y li-lman a | . n « i , l ' i , i |. ' ' * r■I■I n I .1 t i e '.«.*> ’ -ll i B f* ,1 I'),, g ì , . > lio-t ni (ouri'i.-t mi TI « t !., t 1 I 11,1* I 1*1*1 I g r e e t e r Voluti and Chr ■•toplier. Miss llitrri» Mr gl ifol ! i■111»w I, i a t hre ■mini 'nr « ti a t l l o t l l - t Mi I bill -Oppile«I w( t. >.i l l ' l l b i t e ' (or little unis gioia lo a lo lui«' as W ell 11 n any l i m e si t i e* * imme^iwkcr- who wiii soon he com­ w ..t I f t b u n at and Mr . Itrownlee ami Mr- Died flood of last year. Potatoes on low ing over il into Florida are lari.uly I"Hi* tin* various poniti'«!«* opeii/'d up by UJ »1 u »t ut e norme «rifh bad a glorious timo al Wooil- as tlie big »ties ’- They do. the creation of the new counly. iML't .will b** likely interested m agricultural mattoni author of the statement is more than Und Park last Saturday. Four or Already ntnhitim, politician* :* re Is * videnci «1 Hy th und while (h** route conti* tup!» led a philosopher lie's a sure aim was reported lied full but w :: carry* I n »Ut«« and a Launrh ronvcyed igmly mg their w llicgne-« to serve <;•* •rt »r • t«■ *xr«i t Ii*—« - It o 111«1 run t*> Jackson xtlh* from i i ve ll m u « ti **f I ‘ « vv . I * r w ' ; 1 h b -l t M l,* « 1 tb» lively yimngsters, who ma de io 'riith bili«*: *! ............ i ■i t r h.t:d i I I. I*, h tu r » ii i-mt r tin . e w t o m , til*, t i n n u ll' *» the * T;i t . I he f, tin r** > . I ............ . ■ ■ * nurh none as a (ìutling gun. The M osquiti«' i i , i In • r i / i i «.. r .1 1h. r i b p , ii,. 1 ! ••1 : bill |. i •*(.' « mu — ••itt Ii l,\ «ay i»,tm ba- , i III«* p e r l e « 1 1 *. b. . *| r* j*. .1 . * *.«i tt » . « , n o t t h o u h i day «a» lii.uitiful and thè boy s and ‘’l " ' ' , , r l"-’ ' , .1 >. - t . « M l - ’ M ««n I , ;*r««t* t. a I n n mp. «!* • omn ,i. *-y illt 1>■ la. • I w i . ‘ d 11 L u k e • lu* « y *.»im I, - f • u i l u t • l u n g tiri* of thè Tight agi* tri gel thè ut goo<l llieu hai« I l..l| t M , .It . . . . t .d a * •n. ii i t 1>. I*. .1 Y C i* i • r 1 I i««'h , t»u i 1 1 . ®<ut p l e a - u T i* o u t o f I l o * p o o l . m d 1 ’ h e t r ti«ln ii«I„ * i.. I.« i i,.. 11„ -■ I-. •* : + , *. I ,.., f k u t « ,(.* tnl bit. 1 B Ho*« .1 ttnmett.it ■ Mr Christopher rod«* , f i . * .« 1. - i..*r - «•il *. . . i I.'-, ol I i -it * t t . ,. «; .*»in t In r. to * m ir -mid« t « \.*c: ••.... w b » Ii I t «■. i ■ » mi j t belli Urn*•aril * mmt> tb* birr* I longer than atiyoto* ha*u . It ha * b e e n : *• c M .. I l i e d . ! tin* Itirkb in tin* p..* .. n «f t I n* • 1 a*l . **. . ii *• - «. ,;.«« n tin* * It i' ni-«* un l'uri 1 t* and heultbv gesture I , ' ! a l i v e l>i II ■ r« * m g I t r o w Ih. donr to far He »ay» he is going to imn li.id *nri-ii|i‘r„l«b* . V« il« m e n t 11 - 'hi* ap| •r* («ri i hi .* t " h . * 1 1 in** . r«l «••i i . i t x « m t o f a ( «ar t ««( D » ..;•«* I«> M . nu *tn that hat lung suit. Others have lier-Lumi tin* little f e l l o w * a t t e n d e d U, ' lit **vrrs* *.f 1 , e i n •■•i -» n i t inw i t h M, . s i l v«* . Tilt t ' Ul U' l l . t Ja ck so n ' best Títere shi'uWi t * »1 r r m Ar­ church Sunday in wtu pi.aaed by the ; cnaty; last 1 r.^ ••id ihiit ln*fore. Saturday a launch tilirdmifir mat menu nee of I w»tï. i a n d with lliu suvm kings. Tins is tin; *id *his ri mi They sampled day afternoon, having passe«’ the cadis to Fort M' « puty. catne in the morning und houses of worship, tin* «elioni, aqd tili.« year when tile u»ui 1 1 y early fur l.irpon ai:*l spnrt*would cover all high w * y the rr**sj fluid ami they h o u s e several il*iys previously. Only itiyed all day. The party consisted the preacher's life tncii are according ly milch enthused lull appeared the joint edtieutlona! the signature of the Governor i* now tin* important farmin'* and Í uit tapped the enpilliuries of the »oof ifr. und Mrs. Iloolihan. Mrs. committee* of the legislature jour­ i —— necessary for the bill to become a seel ion* «*( (in* Mi*.« Hynes, Miss Noel, Miss Mncy, Mrs. prano*soloist and found mnrp food ney« «I to Mudi-um tm an investiga­ There is every indieariuu tluit in the nape id infant's nl*cks Sure­ Ai Gainesville a* a junction there iliiw Titerj* 'nome opposition Klnt . Clarence and Martin Temple better marketing methods will tin* tion trip. The result of tins trip is j from tin* resulenls «»f n-rts.il m-cI ioiis are three other i.nporL.at .»ad» run­ ly they hit one and all alike. Method *nd a number of children. In the year result in the potato growers <d the bills now pending of tin* new county, but its forma tin'll ning to the east coast, and at Brooks »fUrnoon the crowd fairly swarmed ist, Presbyterian. Catholic and KpisSt Johns county realizing better re­ Today a representative of this was generally fuvtired and tin* n|ipo- ville three important roads to T ar­ I»- Four launches, a lot of nutos cojialian all were victims of the turns upon their crop. The growers paper, asked tin* Governor "Whut sitnui failed to develo)* jm y consid­ pon Sjirtng*. Tampa and St. Peters­ »nd other conveyances piled in in annoying pests, who have overrun are working together quite well ami wilt he your attitude toward the burg, and at Lakeland tin* great erable strength Vdck succession and the pool w-as Jackson' since it became warm. But hy so doing avoid glutting any par­ two lulls pending for the establishthen, there are worse things than Fort Lauderdale i* specified as i-rnss highway from Daytona to* JJrtn ftjletj with a lively lot. Next ticular market so that there is no n’.mil of a girls' imlustriul school t()|. rmln!y Ull,| „„ receiving Tampa will int«*resect it. und all thu Thnrsdsy promises to lie a record mosquito bite» there ure coal hill*. reason permitu*«l to exist (or a re­ ami a i m r m . i l sellimi at Madison WeR, life is "just one damn thing new« gf the piis«age of the lull that central cities will eonneet with each wttker, judging from the number duction lit prtc«*si I recomtnemled in ttiy me^sag** after another" anyway Jackson "So anybody cun go any­ tlun went wdd with enthusiasm und other. ®f demands made lately for re-open1 : 1 tiie establishment of an industriai a big demonstration was given. where.” “ I the path Thursdays. The Eagles Mich. Patriot, A new aeronautic rlass of of­ se linoi f»r girl», and if thè Madison talking about another picnic at Mrnwunl county, according t«* the The |)ixn* people will make u Will Sell Maxwell» ficers and men of the navy desiring jiropoHition is m propor slittp** t Iti» Woodland I’urk soon. They onterlull is JH miles from north to south great jniftiuki* if they carry it only Mr. S. H. Kelly, traveling sales-1 to take up that work will be sent to tini** 1 export thnt il will meet witb •*io*d about LJOO people there last boundary, and 55 miles from east to Jacksonville and then on down mun for the Maxwell Motor Sales tbe station at Pensacola for instruc­ my approvai," said thè- Govornor ^t their big fUh fry and will no Corporation of Detroit. Mich., has to west boundaries, extending* from the Fast ( ’oast to Miami directly tion hy the government within a few in rejdy. *>»ve a big thing again. just below Boca RuIoqo to if point south. been In the city for the last two days. In additimi to thè industriai «elioni one-half’ lAile north of Ojus. Seven • Woodsman, Everybody interested In central weeks demonstrating the Maxwell Ad­ for girls unti u normal srhnol at Madt t t towns are in<-luded in the new coun­ and western Floridn’» property 1D16 automobiles. During this time San Antonio, a town of less than iion, thè Imys' industriai sehool will ty, not all of which are incurjiornted ir should get busy and write to tho he has sold -three of these wonderful four hundred population, has let he re-established al Marianna. Tiie Tke " ( horolatr Soldier’ - Hallandale, Dania, Furl Lauder­ two commissioner«, Mr, G. W. The young men of the St. An- little cars through their local agency, the contract for a mile of sidewalks. eduactional commUtees of liolh dale, Progresso, Colahntchce, DDeerBaxon. at Tallahassee, and S. A. the Sanford Cyrle Agency of this • w " r°Therhood" hovo secured an Already of half of this amount has housts uro working hard (or thè ostali tlelil and Pompano. Tbe assessed Belcher, at Miami, and urge them city, the purchasers being Mr. James lishrmrit of all three «chuo's, and it valuation of the property included In flvp reeU tho "C h o cbeen completed. , 2 2 ? Joldler’’ for the Parish' House. Hickson of Celery avenue, Mr. now look» as if thè bills will meet in thi* district is 12.600,000, and be­ to investigate hy a personal visit t t l to this region and to realize the Ad­ Lymnn of Altamonti*, Mr. T. W. Saturday evening. This light Braxton Beachain of- Orlando has fa vera i>l e consideratimi at this «es­ tween 7,000 nnd 8,000 people Jivo in vantages of the proposed route be­ These ears are let the contract for the erection of a simi. r* “ * mMt with great enthusi- Rocket, Mt. Dorn. it. it is estimated fore they make their r«‘p«irt htmoming quite popular. colonial mansion on the site of his Florida i« gradualiy C o r n i n g t«> ih** hxv ^ ^ or*t d»y* The boys No time i*houl<| he lo'l a* they Orange »venue residence. \ m.v* * " ° 8°tten special music to go Mr ami Mrs. Fred Waise mun left front in edurationnl metter' Th** Improvements at Parish House meet to close tin* matter to about s t a t e n o w houKls of m o r e a c c r e d i t e d last n i g h t fur • p o i n t s in Virginia u M ^ ’’a * double trent A compense nre will he added to V 1 ! : ten day«. high school«, whose certificates art* where Mr Wal«eman will lonk after H. B. Coney now* lias a Ford car tbe violin fl P* M° n Wil1 ,M iit with the Parish House movie equipment this week. Tiiis will allow brighter thnt, will be equipped with u double recognized in any college or univer­ the refrigerator car business. Tho Panama Pictures pictures to be shown and it is hoped deck arrangement for carrying ,Elder sity in the country without further Walscrnuns are Sanford residents For the service at Holy Croas Saüí.f D* v^e* *»■ In the d t y last thnt a large crowd will attend tho Springs Aater to OHando and San­ preparation than an/ other state in now and expect to move into their beautiful bungAlow on Mugnolia the south. church this Wednesday night at ford for the thirsty. Daily trips ***• ,h»Wng hands with hi» "Chocolate Soldier” m?xt Saturday when they return hoxt winter. Their 7:30 the subject will be thu Chursh’s will bo made and the water will be evening. The movie show is a Ikrge HtU'F u nd! : H® U now IncaUd in Senator Hudson has introduced in many friends were loath to see them Missionary Work in Panama. he i t u ’ ,Geort i»* but state« th at enterprise for the Brotherhood boys, delivered to the door. Tbe Elder Incidentally many beautiful pic». *n Sanford again ere lone and It la hoped that they will re­ Spring» water has been pronounced tho sénats a bill to provide for the depart but happy to know that San^ f o r d lo o £ b T t e ^ :: than ceive public aupport and encourage- the best in the country snd the sale compensation of bond trustees, since ford will claim them again in the tures will be shown of the Isthmus it is contended that when the law is falL will be enormous. \ and the Panama Canal. - #3r « b e r plice in lh# |outh> t ment. 1 •^ . • « IL * ** i - * » • x- {j Not only Seminole county but Sanford city ¡» receiving (publicity ¡0 account of the large aniount of r. paving being done at tbe presant time. Heccntty the city council lattlting to tho request of tho prop­ erty owners on Magnolia avenue from 7th street to 10th decided to kridt that thoroughfare and the aork «ill start this week. Last night a petition of the propKty ^owners -on Sanford Heights . for s brick road from Tenth street to Hughey avenue and from Pork to Sanford on Hughey was presented 'and although the city treasury is O n M o n t e r e y 11:i >. fifty f our s m a l l I dly depleted the members of the I boats were piled up on the beach. city council were anxious to-ijo sntn*Record breaking «old weather fol thini fur the people who have been lowed the storm. paying city taxes on suburban prop­ Orchards in California and Oregon erty snd decided that the petition suffered. In eastern Washington, would be acted upon. An ordinance hating already been drawn it was Idaho and Montana tire temperature placed upon its first reading'and at fell twenty-five degrees in twelve the request of Alderman Dingee was hours In I .os Atigelcs II i|egrc«'s was read the second and third times and registered at ii a m today, th«* became a law. mildest since I'Hto The operation of the ordinance i* mailt- coniingvnt u p o n t h e a b i l i t y Michigan Mosquitoes Fierre of the property owners ulotig the Had you ever noti« « «i how thick' 1 route raising some of the rasli at ! the mosquitoes are the past «lay «ir once to defray the expenses of tile two.' brick unit freight hut tills will he Y ou had' Well here’s some in­ done,and Sanford Heights will aoon side information ” They are not |. have a good brick paved streel all thick at all They .«r« thin Seri the way to Sanford avenue. ously I hey are thin enough lo «rawl Paving bnrk is much cheaper now through the iticshos of the screens than it has been in some time and That's what a student of nature the city council will pave as many claims, anyway in explanation of »trecLs a- they can with the money th** detestable ahufotance «»f Ml«' oa hand or that rail he raised The . . . uui toes in all sections of .la« ksuti ptopert> owners who want paved! ; during.-Un* (rast day or tu». stmts jin- willing to nssM nnd in Nearly everywhere Olle goes one this mann* r the roads can he finishhears about mosquitoes Since Sun­ *d. day morning when it warmed up the The work on Sanford 11<•>g*l«t- will they have been thicker than t he pro not he started before August or vcrhiul Ileus on the hack of the ni'g September hut it will be rione and lei led «log Now ihis warm wealh the giwiil people out there are re ju n ­ I*r. SO tile natures student argues, to* over their good fortune. lias brought forth a new and slender i NO. 7.1 — �MAY 4, 191 THE flANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO 1 other moan« can tho greatest result« Then the statement is made that Reply to Pearson's Letter bo obtained. Hut when such or­ their methods are always peaceable, Editor Hcruld: ganization seeks to hecomo a mo­ Mr. Pearson Bays he did not in­ that there is no record of any strikes nopoly and deprive others of their tend to publish, any of tho "inside among tho building trades unions of rights, or uses under procure or co­ Sanford. Why no strike? Several workings'* o f-trade unions A V o has ercion to force' thorn into member­ times tho carpehtcrs* union has not done so, nor need he, as far us ship 1n order to retain such rights, it notified the contractors that on or the local situation is concerned, idr become« nnnrchy and I um unalter­ a very superficial survey of the out­ after such and such a date ,thoy ably opposed to it. • ■ side evidences oi the "inside work­ would refuse to handle Myy work When a plague infects a ‘flock, the ings" is sufficient for nnyono to diag­ made by myself momihailK non­ wise herder r e m o v e s ihe stricken union work , Whs*no »nritwr nose the case at onrti,- The illy con­ ones in stead'of allowing them tot re­ Learning in each cusff that the \»ncealed griping» and groaning», ac­ main with the flock and corrupt the tractora would not accede to their companied by pitiful contortions whole. Ju st ho I claim thi.t the demands, at the last moment they and frequent eruptions M fetid at­ local carpenter»* union is largely in mosphere all point to the same cause. would call a special meeting and re­ control of a corrupt and mechanic­ scind the action the ring in con­ For treatment see n veterinarian. ally inefficient ring which has Now. if it were conceivable that trol not Slaving the necessary back­ brought tho entire membership into bone to hack up their demands. ¡thy other organization could pos­ disrepute and that he who exposes sibly stoop to so low a level as that They would " e a t . father than this condition, and seeke-tr» eliminate take chanres ofhaving . nothing to of the local carpenters’ union in it in a~ -better friend of- tn;desuniotiseeking to deprive me of my Onri* eat, — Possibly xre~xrHP-*» F •more - o f ism thnn he x^ho defend» or seeks given and constitutional rights by their pwiceahle methods in the near to cover it lip. Let the slogan the "despicable methods employed future. be “ Every union man a enrpenter” Mr. Pearson charges me with by them, you can just b a n k ’ on it instead of “ Every carpenter a union th at Mr. Price would have the au­ "insinuating" that non-union labor man.“ is* honest, etc., and union labor tho dacity to ask them questions and The assumption of Mr. Pearson would not stop with asking .ques­ reverse. Right here I want to say and his associates, that I would tions either. Get th at? It's useless distinctly that I do not use insin­ doubtless have opposed the union to plead not guilty— thoro Is an in­ uations. When I have anything to of the thirteen original colonies is fallible test set forth by St. M at­ say, 1 am man enough to say it best answered by a little personul thew nearly two thpusand years ago. plainly. Only cowards use insinua­ history. My father gave four year» " B y their fruits ye shall know them" tions, lacking the courage to face of his life in defense of that union and St. Paul givea a ]ong list of the responsibilities for their infer­ I have always contended and carried tho scars to his grave. these fruits. Here are a few of them ences. I Also seriously injured my health which ae$m to fit the present case:' that membership in any organisa­ in carrying the gospel of liberty to " B e in g filled with all unrighteous­ tion did not necessarily alter his our oppressed brothers in Cuba, ness, • covetousness, maliciousness; character or ability in any way, Now, where was Mr. Pearson and full of envy, debate, dyceit, malig­ It is merely a matter of choice with each individual and should never be his patriotic hunch at that time? nity; whisperers, backbiters, boast­ Why were they not ¿gh ting for their ers, inventors ol evil things, without used ajuO’ condition of employment. beloved union7 I can tell you why? understanding, implacable, unmer­ Furthermore, it was Mr. Pearson’s ciful, e t c ," In fino with this, Mr. ad which was nothing but insinua­ Pearson says in his poster!pt, "All tion», which led to tin* present dis­ the world's greatest public dis­ cussion. turbers have been diseased." As Really. Mr. Pearson, I do not practically ull the world's labor know whe.re you got the idea that troubles have been caused by o r -' I hud a trap set for you I did have ' gunizvd labor {strikes, boycotts, dy­ a trap set out home, hut not f o r 1 namiting, riots, els.) necessarily it you. It was for n four legged skunk efficient." They have— a working follown that they are diseased. and I got him, too. As to'your de­ card. I nm indeed glad to say that I nial of the use of the boycott, I i bnvn been a resident of Sanford cannot give the names of the five wish to assert that the principal of for six years and during all that men desired by Mr. Pearson. See the boycott Is still a very potential time have been subjected to the in­ weapon in the hands of organized reason in next paragraph) Without saying anything dispar­ The first and second question» labor. Its direct use has been, de­ aging as to Mr. Pearson’s reputa­ sults and 'annoyances of the gang wore asked simply to fend up to |clared illegal; its direct use ns ‘ a tion ax a carpenter, he has certainly who have dominated the carpenter»' •? ) agreement" is still missed his calling those following and while I do not gentlemen's His facility in union, because 1 would rot become As you profess dodging entitles him to a position one of them and endorse their entirely agree with the answers given very apparent. It has been the custom, ignorance on this point you are re­ in a side show dodging baseball» methods. will not discus*», them at present, among intelligent people to honor ferred to the records of the recent also passing over the first half of The word ".scab" is a very popular those who have served their coun­ cases of the Danbury hatters and the third with the observation that and choice epithet used by union while wages are now higher than the Ilurk Stove A Range t'o., and labor in referring to their opponents, try. For six years this organization ever before, expressed in dollars anil In connection with tho latter, the and as they have often applied it to has been continually and assiduously , d nts the purchasing power of a contempt case of Mr. Oornpers. who me not openly it i* entirely right seeking to find some flaw in my rec­ was convicted and escaped punish­ that they he requested as to its ord or character whereby they might d y's wages is probably lower. "T h in g s are not what they seem." ment only by legal technicalities. meaning. He also evaded the "float­ drag me down. They have utterly failed, and ut hist in sheer exas­ er" inquiry. Then Mr. Pearson seeks to put hi.» peration they vent their spleen nnd organisation on record as endorsing inadvertently expose their real char­ the principles of organized labor as acters to the public, by an incon-J set forth in my last article. These ceivubly despicable attack on n ! principles are fundamentally op­ fellow being because he suffered in posed to trades unionism and are the service of his country! Let tiie people judge.» absolutely impossible under their Very truly yopra, constitution and by law», and any \V. S. Price. assertion a« to the contrary 1» a de­ liberate lie, told to deceive people who are unacquainted with the P ti facts. • H i. M We all understand the minimum wage idea, and admit l hut any em­ ployer has the privilege to pay us much more ns he please. But sortie Tickets on Sale May 29th to June 2nd, ■if u» also know t h a t t h e m i n i m u m All W ork R e c e iv e s My I'ern en n I me., limited to June 10th. Extension and wage i» set so much higher t h a n thu stop-over privileges. For minimum ability of t h e membership Attention And B e s t Efforts ratea, schedules, rescrto earn It that it 1» seldom exceeded Telephone No 25 valions, etc, call on /< & /' Therefore 1 claim that it is prac­ Opposite City Hat* tically a uniform scale. G. W. CIUM i . í í L A t f f i c f As Mr. Pearson has misrepresent­ M A K E YOUR OW N |lyV(ÔAST ed my position on organization, it AGENT may he well to let the people know \ P A IN T ju»t where I stand I am heartily in I vou wm s*. favor of legitimate organization and I £ 50 cls. TER (./) cooperation of all kinds, labor, reS T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F THE SO U TH l i t h i s is h o i « . June ilLYOUR Wife Take M oney ? Ned W am er’s wouldn't, didn’t know why. She left him; he Runaway J une By GEORGE RANDOLPH CHESTER and L IL L IA N C H E S T E R is an original story,, ¿n ingenious story, a and charm. * 'l It is illustrated with moving pictures produ ance Motion Picture Corporation by spe for this paper “ Runaway Ju ne” has never before been pub lished. It was written for A m erica’s greates newspapers. In this city it will appear exclu sively in this newspaper. 'R e a d t h e S t o r y I n T h i s T a p e r . S e e th e V ic tu r e s Beginning Wednesday, May 12lh al Star Theatre. 5 and I Oc Don't piny with serious don’t YOU carry your own against 1- 2-3 1915 COÎ1FED ERATE VETERANS R E U N IO N J CHASE & COMPANY St. Leo College,. 5t. Ip<\ P? ATLANTIC C O A ST LIN E /hHkV * /Buy 4 gals. L.OT.M.SemiV < Mixed Kcai Paint J C tT I And 3 gals. Linseed Oil I " I i to mix with It at V\ l I estimated coat of 2.4t l J A I Makes 7 gals. Paint for f 10.: T O R C A TA LO G U E A D D R E S S R E V . D IR E C T O R 1A/I 1 . 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PEE GEE FLATKOATT has all th ese dcilrahle qualities, nnd for this reason It is eitenalvely used In hundreds of .Public nnd Private Institutions, Schools, Churches, Office Buildings, Tiicutres, and modern Homes—successfully replacing wall paper, knl•omine, and o th er unsanitary material. » PP.F.GEE FLATKOATT com es In 24 soft, deep, velvety colors,and can be easily cleaned with a moist sponge. I t retalh s Its color Bnd beauty f or years, and saves the cost of frequen t redecorating. * E X P E R T DECORATORS RENDER FREE SERVIC E . W ftta FR A SLEE-O A U LO ER T CO.. Incorporated, LouUvlU*. K tn 'u ck y —(M r Decorating Department wilt »ladly »utmiti to you puns and practical luge ration* foe walls sod call!net. 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No. 24—L e a v e . .2:26 P. M. Clyde Lina Deals FEED STAPLE C o r n e r P a r k A v e n u e an d S e c o n d S tr e e t * Leesburg Trilby GEO. H. FERNALD HDW. CO * C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G L arg o supply o f H o rse s, Mulo.s W ag o n s and H a rn e s s a l w a y s on hand F o r S a lò o r E x c h a n g o B la o k sm lth ln i and W ago n R e p a irin g In c o n n e c t io n /(§1, J f l u Rlftf) Arrive 10:00A.M. Leave 11:30A.M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Herald W ant Ads Will Bring Results �- i - mat •K «.W 4. 1*18 rb*. u L( Talks on "J 1'~A' DOUBLE B N n w « Sr»>fc»*»l L IV E S O F MANY YORK Q I R L 0 . NEW .t . . . . u » wiuu* Of n « ‘ rt»om« hour* Which whlom tho ro»« of enjoyment adorn*; .. . .. . , AS* «ha heart t h a t 1* aooneat awa k* to lha flow er*. , *i«v*y* th* first to be touched by the U .thorn* How truly U h u been sold that ,oa b*U of tho WOfid know« not how the other halt lives. Thoao who hato pitied tho poor littlo milli­ ner, the type­ writer, and shop* g irl, troubling over how dark and d e s o l a t e ■their lives were, might open their eyca wide with surprise to Qnd how m a n y of them wrest pleas­ ure from evoji so dreary an exist­ ence as is theirs. They read few papers, yet they are abreast with Ibo current events of tho day. They arc far removed socially from people of wealth and luxury. They can un­ fold, however, an Intimate knowledge of them that Is marvelous. Beforebind, they are side to whisper when * love match Is about to blossom Into an engagement They see tho bcgln•o|Bg and growth of affairs that end I i o icandals. L * Watching these women ami their Ideal lives, as It seomB, Is the ono Joy of theso girls. The manner in which they touch elbows with theso rich women Is somewhat unique. Dur­ ing the day. these young women work at their allotted tasks, ns though life c o n t a in e d nothing «Iso for them When tho closing hour comes they .. __________________ .............................................. „ hurry eagerly from their labor» to their lonely hall bedrooms, blithe ns •the birds that twitter outside their windows. Usually two young women *h»re lheir room together. They are in cramped quarters; must take turns In cooking their frugal suppers over the nil stove. If there are pleasures ahrad they don’t mind the hardships Girl* are clever with their Angers, and help one nnother to fashion simply cut of odds and ends their evening .jowna that would Vie with u million »Ire's wife's sumptuouH robe, and not look out of place by comparison rvnrnlng their evening gowns, throwing -carls round their shoulders thi gir,» scurry eagerly forth To the ■cheap picture shows for an evening's amusement ’ Oh. no A dark »klrt arm plain shirtwaist would answer for going (here; their at tiro would mol be closely-observed On past (he morlTig picture places they go. tho If -dcttinatlon being one of the grand hotel, Tim drawing room and let* ,‘blc* ar,. f r e e to nil r’ t l e s t r w h o to o k to ih>- " .uno r horn The* loiter m i)i< bcatitif il lobbv for a white hilling orf the rich ill*aus they ntp no near the farorlte of fortuiuB they could reach forth their hands and touch their robe*. They drink In their flouting bit« of conversations; feast their eyes on tliHr dazzling p m i , Inhale the exotic perfume from the rare (lowers they wear l.lko the fnbh-d Cinder«11» of li'gend, these girls seemingly »re trail-ported Into a different world The drrait tiotl bedroom fades away fmm thi ir memories. In it» place *re marble halls, strains of sweetest crchcMra music. The rich and the great ebb to and tro past thorn. . They secure scuts In the magnificent dlnluc room. To be lure it in an obscure corner; sllll *r~ psrt of that rlClTMtlTChif. *Uis girl* ordor rolls and milk. Evesing 1» spent atnldsl surroundings of ^rlsht Untiln, flowers, gayety, happy Uughicr. and all that mak» s'lifo one |r*nd *»eet sons When It Is over they slip out. unobserved. retracItiR *h*ir iteta homeward, eagerly Chat0T,(‘r all they liavc seen and ^•rd Ttiev n.ake the rounds of tho hotels and restaurants Man*l*ra km,w them: tlip>* are unobstni,«»«. quiet gift* L bus IIjt they aro T * tu them a tab to. but tell m-Tt*® th»l, tables nr« nil engaged fur entire evenltif, Their expenses ^Kb- They reserve tables for hokc who spend money-fiencrously. ' l0eg 1101 ta *<0 l°n* niakn the oundi; while It laata these pretty. jWoccnt girls have their fling In lend* * d2i>bl0 lUo. as It we ret " They *n ibrrounded by hArdshlps In day <hn# *nd luxury by night. ,F A CHILD DIND& THEM. th* homes where the light ha* hM sw»r 4/ 1V, .. .‘""v rfn, "4l *IOW glow** In youthful heart*. •ïxk» VMri* ï 11 whlu y0“ W*»l L*t w l Mhon,a * howsr of flower*. 4.^7 Diocvm ther* through chlMhood hour*. Wty th* chttd of divided heart*. Tira chain of lova I« no ntrongcr Í *0 111 »«tkest link. The eouplo who 1T? made man wtr.. ^ .v . . ' to be litauo man aand na l a 00W u nicr,t®nd they art* leav* tile old life th*m and nnd eft«n. life behind behind them ttrlng * new world, as It were. Aftçr neither tho husband nor tho £(¡*»->5 1 1 . •LL* *. • PAGE THREE I 4P 191*. ir d» T H F 9 VNFORI) HERALD ----------------- -i fLr. * ' FT' ¡ il' - ; wife can do absolutely ns ho or she wills,—thero Is another to consult, advise with and please. Tho trouble Is, many a married couple wake up to tho fact too late. Tho husband who has always had his own way does not take kindly to boUig dictated to by a woman. Ills moth­ er always gave him, bis turn way; ho expects his Wife to do likewise The spirited young wife who ban boon petted, spoiled umt coddled by her family Is quite as determined that she must bo the ruling spirit of tho house­ hold. Slight disagreements end all too soon 111 open quarrels. 1 his Is hail enough If there are no little ones, but If then; 1s a child look­ ing on with frightened eyes and huted breath, parent» should never utter tho ibUtcr ^ o rd a that uac. tu their Upa. UDcODBcl uusl y^**ei i - trr its uarllcat years, the child will take sides with one or tho other. The scene will bo engraved upon Its memory while life lasts. Frequent quarrels of parents, lead to estrangements and contemplation of divorce. Ere parents should take that extreme measure, they should give a thought to the innocent child whoso future they would deliberately wreck hy such a course. When the dovecote has once been desecrated, the fledglings have no heart to return, there again. Where thero 1b a child to bind them, a husband and wlfo should make cyery sacrifice In keep­ ing back their resentment and dlfllcultics for the sake of tho little life that would not have looked out wistfully In this cold and bitter world had It not boon for them. Parents owe It to their children to make a home for them and to cause happiness to reign within Its walls. Tho wife who speaks slightly of her husband before her children makes a fatal mistake Tho husband who speaks nnverliigly to hls wife with the children looking on paves tho way to be slighted himself by them when he Is old. Futher may endeavor to Influcnco them that mother’s in tho wrong. Hut In tho calm judgment of after years their hearts will turn to her, as tho sunflower turns to the sun. Chlldren should hind husbnnd and wife In love and peace till death do them part IF HIS LIFE WEHE AN OPEN BOOK. Ha*. kvJpv«* not for th- dead nl.mr, W I ikn .. »"Mg •tnry. W«**|i The A fe w Atu! A h if, But tin » t " M Ib rir l i c a f f it r .h I fur Un« viiii'*' IV ho tin vi* k n o w n e r o s i w i t h o u t th«« c r o w n o f »{lory ! c a n to u c h th** truuclc « t r t n j î Yiolpy l ' u t fit« l.t tJl-Mitl it* w i n I h* in . t u t thon»* i hai n e v e r Min«, til»* w i t h a ll U n i r mu*)« in ih er n * W -H -W N -tf 1 Making the-Little fi- F a r m a n d Farm Pay uG aa rr ud e un ;• i <#-r* Orange ant! Seminole Counties. IPrrparrv] by I h o U n i t e d . S lu ice m ent o f a g r ic u lt u r e | -t- d ep art­ None of uur native birds so much concerns the average (urflief oF tlie eastern states as the common crow Many of our present criticism» of this bird, aTWpiilllug sprouting corn, feedlag oti rlpenlug cara. dninnglng fruii* of varimi» Unii», desi rot iti« pvulltry and wild blnls and disseminatiti« diacasca of live Block, tvere common cotti* pinlnt» In ilio day» of Mie carly colo ti Ut a. Many of thè virine» of thè erow. now qidtc "generally recognixcd. m tt. hut rtnnvork must not UvaUnwod to lieeomc urtidgery. A milk or batter bus i ne s s rvqtilrm paltutaklng eflort s e m i ilnys In thè week. and all Umiligli thè yenr. Siili, a f nr m i» uot a farm ultimili cow». and thè pruper thlng ls to divide Mie Work fntrly ami ki vp a s ma ny an i ma In a» cuti he fisi W illia m :< uh> m uch » tru lli un th è re Bouree» o f thè pinot. * A placo of leu or ivvonty nere* shuttld bave a »Ilo. and u h m thè lami nmouiit» to ttilrty aerea or inoro (Itero mny Ih* ’ A :- » v- \ C. W. GOODRICH, Manager. YODR OPPORTUNITY High Grade Guaranteed Auto« $ 2 0 0 . 0 0 to $ 8 9 5 . 0 0 ON EASY PAYMENTS por esulo« *nd Information wrllB ilJTOTRADINGCO., Ine., Pilliburgb, Pt. or eoa*uJt your loca] dealer* G. B. POPE, Agent PAY AS YOU ;7ìD W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y A G EN T8 r r*, T General F ire OIII n Insurance with HOLDEN R I A L ESTATE CO. Florida Sanf ord. .inwufsi.miisiiwiT.smutiiaizmsiiuaiZtsiiajsm^mmuaiifsnrtnanmtrju j íííh íj íü NOVELTY PLANT Ml I,I,WORK OK ALL DESCRIPTIONS T i n : COMMON CHOW slid M il it i« Iti ili«« liM ÎIvlilim l xhhr«M l. i lu* vv«krk **f p e .il» til l tile in ule *r«»u lin*-*«* u be llS f- up u|» i l l . * « MJ*« I-» In Mie oilur animal food of ihc crow .in* »••«crii llcmu of Mil* niliniut ,»nii >imc i*ti i .1iri .1ii< *• Spiders are taken ■it inn»ld**ltilde ininibcr» In May ami lino lait llic «.ui)* total I» a lililíi j . c m 1.1 ili,. I ihhI In earl* »[•ring *ia*vii»li it*’ eagerly »oiigld.and ••Mu i ni|M.iih‘ lu"d 11» b»li and iindliirk» of I l ie I he Iw n uf tii(C[ieus m I n * lu lx t - d lilg lic -l lu. I be n ie lli I Top cl.<o||ly ! !.. I »* . f* e d .nul ge t» oil flniu th e » talk» i- well 11 I » il II c * . e l r i l l f e e d ...« II*. I M m .,11 f . i r n i - 1ii ii -1[ 11m l 1DI t ». ¿i» » K ilgore ■■a,i!*i f ( «*;a í Iit'9«* u n « * M«hi i ¿ ; B I it • B B it pmiIh form !*<• |»**r i(iiln*«l. a \ v i*n It» A l i i »Ult O l l i . * ill ol’ it ftvlil o Ire»li­ p • d i' ne«.» t o t h e n p | i e r . ’ n n c e o l y o u i h o m e . W e s e ll t h e Io- t » e r e . ii w i l e , d o o r s m i l l •tobt« c o o f •!•«*. v* i h » p i m p l u n g e » , s c r e w s , > k .. Cil i * e» w i m i i j *r* *| •«*r : Lin-1 • f i -it in* of il |0 " J*- Jrr Ut* Olit i l è i * B U IO H *1 | l “ t' I l i v 1.*1 1 - 11i 1 * • at M l, V. t V | M -H.il« «* '*( wI J t J ‘ .« Il B r IJ «*i l i t » *1«I 1 hi v h f«*r lin«»** i «mi -* « ll III I l i • 1 '. 1 l.t b * 1 , u 1f, II I* II 11 Geo. H. Fernald Hardware t* <•> Company ili» , ■1li«i a» ... * wB'«,k * *»« u * 1.‘ • l'I •' fi* h It B M I t i t i 51 1» t t.f L• lo! * 'N • « 'fil m | i : «* «if | I I I 1 5 Mil, fo r n llp p it u ie n lllig "iiiiliile iiliy n u l . -ss o n l y lb , l i t . ni .1 po»t .o n 111, -tv L iu iiu ^ o » m a ll iiin o u iit f.e »l 1» ie»|iiir»»l invile crups » o p p io ' ve irv -rttn« ■ u r n c n > ‘ > ill t . • * 1! •«,* . I e . 1 1 » II l e la lid 1» l l i . 1 i-r I l i a n - 111 I. t■ lid li-.-d m oke even Ml f b Mi o f 111d m i l k I " Ha’ •f • - • friii***- I U 'I pouring in through «>!d, lorn !• » h; t imi ber» her most of >l'i * 1,1rk dtiring t lie ummer, and »he wi)[ ■t II *. tli* In |M*r <*••!»I I« h n i n «I llhfi«H*«l m e n i :t e. \ 1 mir »if I lie f«*«il r«* ithi 'Pli»* «K h e r t ■w. fre h screens r.» o i l lu h e f irò U- .ill ill i ulul Jo d I le » H o i. t h e m it i n n r n i t }»>».»p u i u | i w It t i c t o r i m - r . t u n d arreen». » »a ti » t a l k « ■.f IB ». . - • v•• I S C om pany W h. n i " i i . v Olii L i n * ; h I r . I H n u i l H I r i » U i* îl i o tarn Seed . h.- 1» : . I» X (I ’ d i g . , o. Il t.-il |».d !.. «ti P E A P l a n t Ci t y , Fla. r % ‘ U I» Kl *.•*<’'! * oll ein« t loti timi «lu i •■a. n u i I n i . i l a » 111II tw I*;; M 1 \ «>1. 1 - t i n * » 1» 1»• U i l» Il »*( l i r r vv |ihi " .» i l. *« . ¿wnsrputvivt* m nppff AN i lie stmnlanl \:irieiifs iti »int’L. Will sell you one tjd.n t or uni- I'itrload. How many do you want and when» do \«Hi want them delivered? «» 11« I **•*1 ut > e • 'Mir« 111a . » W Il W II ««♦• I«’ 11 lu ti £ K slim ates Furn ished F ree Silag e In t.-i olid uii'iirp i»». >1 i ..i k. . pm. up : u. milk -iipply ..i pu-bmg licet pi.»lu ||.in iluiliig »iillituei ill.uiglit» VS 111' I- IS «• ll ill h »I u«f m*iii r P' "I f ai Kl«« «t \v fi» t. vvRU «it rendering an liu|,,ulaid wrviie In the u n n ici .o u th e 1 llllilehl Il w 11 .< „■1.1 III }Ü I ' ’ . i , » . » l i i n - 1.1111M. I1» . i.niidiim^ up** nr*l of tlfty gni»*liu|i|S’i» ni. ici um "iininon Thu* l u II» i It’ . 1* I* u t III-»» I f " * * d w ill «Mio h ln U Im p o r l a III i n n e r e in Tell I ' m W hat You W a u l C O I Mi ring »prlug und c a r i* mnniuei u n * fottìi of tli»ec| llfe »eetu» tu tiuike 11 ile»)rullìi’ Meni in li» d i c i , ami In w Itile» w Iteli h a r d pre»-ed l iot hiiig In lite ri ut ned or «egeinhie kt ngdi . in» whleti c on Min» i tuoi »ri of li 11■ri nielli I» m i » il n 8 S 5 vI t«vo uf them Mlglit lu ten acres id CNlftt i' 11 !l|í I Wi» 11» I»v ‘J> f •i*«il **Uiirv t»1.i n » Wt‘ are prepared to figure with you on all classes of LUMBER and MILLWORK for HOUSE, STORE or BARN. Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, windows, doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. P£îKts?if?ttftTB(7grp&fumTtu<*ivpirivtfr.*{ym*KTntî|ytsvrrr iva» formerty possi hi e. The ciò** i» l'rncrh’titly "iiinlvnriiii» soy g Ill» kl»l. illlll 1» - li..- I. . 1*111 • t i . p I . . . ill»»* >.f 111''»»* Mil ’ a g e » . * | l a e > \ in H ie »• i i e i a l o p i n i o n ol lair* farthci» In» |c 1 "W ' t lll 'M o ll p e l il.- [iroilti. pet a I n * Tea m ill ie id m ilk I d . Ill* I e 1 -.» ! li i a l l p a r t » »1 t h e I : i le d S l a t e » ** l i c f e 1 lie » I • • I 1.1» . . llic I| ' • g e n e r a l . 1 O III- ■ 1» 1 . a ii " 1 vinlln.ii. * >.a . prill* r. i » . i i |.il |..i -P a g e M il* II mM vv i I n Yellow Pine Lumber Co:, Kissimmee, Fla. ■liso b a v e Ih-cii mal t e r » o f reeortl fui m a n y y e n r » In l e e e n i lime». I n u v r v c r »•’lenitili »lini* of lh«-»t» prolilein». In cl mllng Mie e va ti i ln a t lo n of thè » toni a> h» uf liuttdre.l» o f ero*« » »eenretl In e ve ry monl h of t h è yc. tr und ni nl e l AN ISKUilKTH FAMILY Hilf »I LI» h F. I I il v (I rie' V o f eoudlltopH lui» eltilbU-d U» | M VIP4.lt OK lohn to r e n d e r a lunch f a l r e r «'ordivi Mitili i> pit.ilii'i iiii.ie 1 m llci l.il i" I lie .11 1b in ¡m v viiin r crop wliieli Min be grow 11 It 1» ( lend vaiiel.v In Mie e m w ’s MU of f a r e ' ttu'ie easily har*c»inl a n d r.*11 Into Mir Mn* y e a r n i o n i i d In file • ou»anipt|oii »1 Mian any <*l Mu* ln>* ernp» »iii'lj •if load», »alaimliah-r» f ro«» Mild some ae . hiv«r. **•*« |*ea» oi a l f a l f a I urilnrr Have Chickens Gome Sense? , , Miidíi s. whb li luget ber compirne a lit lb* Li"ie, corn make» an excelleiil quality In Farm gad Fireside, in ilio poub. ^ ............... v»arly foo.1. the of -l|nge. T i l e l e c n i h c » » I l l ’ll IIS v’liiliT try-raising depurtn.eni, a contributor (T(|W ,|„|tlK i,„rui. Small and alfalfa, are 'lable to ml uu1i*hs spe­ tolls U10 following storj about uu «I- j, n j||f(||||, ,MV„ rr,^ |n Mm sloimieh* col- cial care Is taken to pack the silage roden purlonpo with hls chickens: j’ ,,.,.„.,1 leelis! lJtvu|v ,.*.r* .mmtb. lau U H i tin**.inghlj” mill foM* I lie atr <nl( "An Amusing Incident happened I..U whether Ii Is nlsvi iiotr-»iir* for American summer. 1 had a tine flock of chlcK- »ntidl maiiiinal» found In Idrd«’ sHRn fanners to Improve their |>nstutea fot ciis In an old gardon adjoining too «»•h» were taken alive or found ilunil. <In* economic prisliii-Mnn of milk and yard. I cared for thorn, and as It hai>beef Fora permanent pustule **e want pened no one else went about them for a wider range of gnuoves. Including Mangels a» « Stock F e e d . weeks I was In the habit of ^flklUA The inaliti«*! crof» H a heavy ylelder. tlmothyv nlslke. white clover, blue grn*» thfl fresh all* anil sunlight rnmetly— in»! Il I* comdderinl to lie one of the •uni orchard gras-». Three will xuccnsl not wearing a list. One day I went miel satisfactory of the root crops for on a Wide range **f »oils. .Five pound* toward tho gate with my hat on, nnd «1111It*, says the l"«vn JfU nmcvta.'id. e a c h rif Mmoltiv. tevllop and -tNIke tho entire flock took to flight, flrller- ilorwe» do not like iimn«<hM * ery “ ell. *1 till two fiv>ilii>t» ol wlipe i t . 'i o gl*e lug myself of Ihe scarecrow I again and even If the* did the emp Is too line results, with t**'»»ll*l> three 'd wont Into the yard, slid the exclle- watery t<> use In large quantities. Of bine grass The filth* while clever will mtmt Immediately cessevi course It ran hardly in* »nld Mint this »(tread as 110.other clever will and oil* Chickens afe tjulck and alert to crop can In* made to take the place er the ground In the face of great ol) every ' no Iso, otijeo' ami movement. of coni In the central west, nnd under stach». It will grm* ami flourish on They observo before they venture. ordinary comí Ulnas ninniteli cnn bo nlmost nny klrnj of solí nml ahmild be "Chickens lovo sud trust,their mas- n»isl only In supplementniy puanlltle* Jpcluded lu nny grn»» «ocd mixture lnnnd watt fpr hls com- for cows, young •alilo and even for tended for pennanent pasture. It voi* »«*• They watch «.... ............ tof. They understand every movement fattening *U»*rs. There la considerable tiiiteerg, yenr nfter year. and thc pns* be makes, nnd know tho general rorflabor Involved In handllmr the crop, tures Bhd ronilshlcs nro often covereil of the different veasels he car* and for that reason we would advise wlth It creò after blue grasa Utjs glven . , ri«-** tip the flclit no man to grow a isrge arc». -'5*1 I * :: I ■* *:, ^ * - -r ..¡t*, V U». t\ *1 . . - •. . j , J g ì t_«y ¿ %* B .■& Taxes *i paid for non-residents. A p robl em which 1» r a t h e r dilli cult for o w n e r s of little f a r m s to solve Is t h a t o f s up pl yi ng f od d er for their c o w s and o t h e r slock A f t e r u silo lias bee n creciisl t h e r e U less dllllculty, hut m b crn i'c t h e q ues ti on o f economical feed lug Is a l w a y s pressing. An energetic family on a farm should keep a on to bee o f c o ' v s T h er e U money Vlrtu«s of th* Bird Are Beginning to Be Recognized. i Complete abstracts from the records of Hy C. C. HOWS HELD THE FARMER AND THE CROW. SEMINOLE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. >.1 J T h o m a n who shows no disposition to I n du lg e In t h e s oc i et y of t h e fair s e x s h ou l d not be s i n gl e d out fot tier »I ntent a t t e n t i o n by w o m e n le -k e .l T h e r e I» generally a good r ea so n Pili I l i » . » I f i n i i o f I I l e . lo«* U Iti' Il lie lut» w he n a mail light s »by of mat 511n •Kl u t i f i l i . .r u » %ru H j «MHt! f *1 1 r l mot i y It m a y be hl s n a t u r e to be ^11^1« || | D« •’ «).* 1-** m il* b t*) Il ("UC t u r H “ p o li t e to Mili Opposite Se\. but II v. • ;i — II. '111»* r» 1 I I . I'll 11MT *• Sì !il \ s h o u l d n ’t he t a k e n for g r a n t e d t ha t L. « 11. . .11,.1 II.* If 1 1I I .«*’ * • v 1, 11c c r u t 1*1 c o u r t e s y m e a n s lib lug w h i c h may lead « ut« » U . . \ II«* . 1 1*«:1 VV I le W • M 111^ 1*1 ' 1 " to a t e n d e r e r »cuuiliellt » l.im l " l i t p io iiiltii id ly I n I |o;t » t o m He ma y a p p e a r t o ho very lonely ¡i. li» r v o i i i i i i i » ! t I I I —»." 111 j 111 v l i i j u r t o i t » atid m u c h in nee d of w o m a n s s y m p a t oí 111» . o l i i pi 1- e i l ove» » , p e l v e l l i o» t h y . 1tut up j i e ar an e es In s u c h r o s e i t l i e i u » i » ’t f.H id . tiru’-whopiwr» are n u l l i m a y b e dec ept ive. I n s t e a d o f being r n i l , I u l . c n III g r e i t t e M >11ni ini i i c e I u t e a b a c h e l o r a» e ve r y mí o »iipimse». lut III 1 h e .............. > e p lr lllllv l ll l’ ltlg t h è may be a Widower, witb a l a rge f a m ­ m u n i t i o f la r g e » ! c o n » i i l n p l I t i l i , j v l t e n ily o ( chi ldr en, whom Ills m o t h e r . In I lev (..liti i l ..... . 1 l i n n . . f Mie l o l i l l a fur off i n ' . . I» .tilling hi m to r a r e fot .1 « in i ... in - m l wImi. gioì. Hi» oio i eiuglit may he to ma k e . i-1 i, h . v. i in i. i b ■ v i ni I ino m i m e elei lot I tii.i lor hie uio(hct le»s ,1 V I I • . I ...... . I-I lllllll lili I tu bri .i »1 lie i i ' lie brin In tin avowe d \Ju i 1 1, I o i i i ’ . ¡0 l u i » u l e o fu v n i Intention lover to e n t e r t a i n the I l e l o i i d . o l i l i weevil.» o f « t i r l i i t i » k i n d » t h o u g h t of ta ki ng a w i l e until hls un* tukrii Iib vuryliitf «lini ut Iti«-** children are e duc at ed, grown up, mar itimiurlioiil Hiimin%*r inni fall AImmii rlcd and In h o m e s of tln-ir own. huir of ih«* iriiiiiiiilim i »<t «wit of T h e n , uguin. many a b a c h e l o r mny ■(»inj••••»«*•I of h«*iu tlrlnI h a v e h a d a h e a r t e n t a n g l e m e n t in ht» l l i - i i f fa » *• 1 !■* ‘ »»Il ! ! 11s lar« I -w |i ri* M i' * h i i i w ¿rr*•ntt«! B« . f , » I.i e n t i ) y o ut h which c a us e » h i m to for rt n «1 i t I itf r t J tlMto W 4i^l i f «•* 1 .**»D h* » w e a r m . i r i l a g e lor all Uni e to m i n e 1 «*w| .« ■ N f l l l » '*f M i t i l i i . f u l lu»* î Ih Or he may tiaV* haliti» s u c h H» all \ 1JI It »'T lt d * Hi 1"1 li!» 11 •f Ht; U h Pli • litigo* e mu l i l o t< tu :• i , h u h lu- know» i*. • «* «I »v I h l i tu 11' I bal to. vi. a,.o, , » >1 put up wi n t»r ' ¡ n i »*’* * M. bll h lib* *«r long, or I"*' <t drink If e*. i> nan » f - . l l v li* B1 - f* *1 w 1 •» t*ti l a v m . H r r i g o r i * life was a n open book t h a t all mi ght -B i l ^ l n » W " *1 •» l i a i * «I Ik li! X Im * 1I**!»111"»I r end, bleu w ho mu in so d e » | ; a h l e 1if « f f [l'H «*., %\ It«"’ «" ' 1 Ij]n«I ki * - - ■»I • * 11 * >1 111»“ J'riH I ib i i tïi a I i m B mi g ht be s h u n n e d while o l h e t n . W I.-1 f IimiI (i«i|aidnl l*i n t u n l i n * il Mi*«KN i • s e e m t o pnenct.» all t h e f a u l t s It. t he j calendar, might be considered worthy , of reforming. Jewels In tho mugli. Kvon a muti to whom a woman Is ' wedded may not lie Just what sho Imagines him lie may Im supportltig dependent rehiii*«* whom lie has never mentloiu d io Ids wlfo and of whom tlin world knows not. If a man wishes to closu tho hook of hls past (mm all prying eyes it Is wisest and hist to let him huv#- Ids own way. If a man is Intnresteil In u woman he xv111 iml have In be coaxed to Beok her out; fm Mu te la no inagnol on earth as str.iiu* us love to bring two together who an- Intended fur each other. «-M Only Fruit oí Good Quality Sold at Profitable Prices Fiorirla growert Oiis .scadili were tituglit lite !*■»-»!ni of Ilo* vaino of quulity in orungett uml 4*rnj)cfnijù ' Oijly JJiosc. ,v»bp * snit lo market cicali, liriylit fruii, properly packcil, rcccivcil o rofitallio lincea. Tlicro tvos fit(lo orno (Icniaml fur poorly jaickcd, infcriur fruii. ( t rowers aro in Ilio lammest for pmltl. They should realizo now ns never lieforo that quality id fruit puck alone insures prices that pve tli is. T o safeguard the future those who have not already dono so must plan to ¡nitidi the liest parking huUxo machinery obtainable. Buy Skinners “ Satisfaction Guaranteed” Packing House. Machinery and Equipment l*rof i t-jiro»lu i i a i* fruit, that which giK-s lltroiii'h n modern packi nghouse, makes a market for itself. Careful buyers jiiek out the best exjuipment. \V<* have reeen l ly added to our already lari*c plant at Dunedin, and are making up 11big (dock of tlio "Satisfaction Guarnntccd linc"of packing muchiuery. L. B. Skinner Mfg.Co., Uejiin now »>n your "quality tir-*t" campaiyn hy uriling for our new illustnited catalog. Wc will 1>c j;lud to submit paektug bunso plana and csliuxatcs, free. Central Ave., Dunedin, Fta. Special price* for June ¡nttallathms—write no«V for these. �PAGE FOUR TH E 8 ANFORD HERALD _______________ I . _________ M U (, i-jjj , other state juat now, but is be­ TRESANFORDHERALD any ing criticised on the mileage she is It. J . HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business M m i ( r r l'ut ¡1-; C1 I:,« ry Turv*,y I r, !.r THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY — * W I S ( K I I 'T I O N P R IC K . IN A D V A N C E O N E Y E A R . . ...................................... .11.00 B I X M O N T H S ............................................ ................... 1.21 T t I R K E M O N T H S ....... ......................;. . -T1 n * U i * r c d In tit* t l t j bjr. Cantor »2 00 Pnt V ( * i I* A d i u t » o f 20t . I’ t l M onth P i f a n l i la M m n M m 11« M t i * al O ff»» B a i a m i A * K e taad.U aaa M a ll M ille t A nfan i t la d I * M . al I b i i 'w t n f i n al Hwitord. f.o tlJ i. ' L W r t A rt af M u c h ltd. I »TO. ^ O d W n la 11m i d Iluildinf Trto»baac No. it « ~ Recent visitor« to the city have remarked upon the many building »Iteration!» started in Sanford. This sounds good coming from— people who haviv been in other parts of Florida nnd demonstrates th at Sanford is progressing despite the war in Europe. ------ 0 -----rto use to worry about the route of the Dixie Highway. The people who come from Cihcago to Florida by auto will take the DeLand, San­ ford, Orlando, Kissimmee trip to Tam pa and no other attractions will prevent It. The best part of Flor­ ida and the section that has the moat brick roads will appeal to the tourists. ^Spring crops are looking well, fish are biting fine, new buildings nre * going up, the bulkhead will soon be finished, the brick roads are being completed, the legislature will soon adjourn, the new postmaster will soon he appointed, the city election will be on, the new churches Will he ready for occupancy and why should we worry? \ -------O-----House Bill No. 107 should he rel­ egated to the list of the hills that go into the waste basket. The present law is all that is needed and 107 will stir up more trouhjo for the real newspapers of the slate that we can settle in the next century. Some . people fra me lulls without going in to them deep enough to invest!gate their merits ami all sueh hills do in to clog the calendar and prevent good hills from becoming laws. T h e house should kill Bill No. 107 and kill Bill Mapoles with it. o K. J . Holly, past grand president of the state press association and one of the best it ever had, hus this to nay about his,own home town: " I n some ways Sanford is one of the best cities in the state nnd in- other ways it is absolutely dead and laid o u t ." But galvanic butteries have been known to bring the dead to life no Sanford will live ngnin when Holly's Herald turns on it£ best current.— Miami Metropolis. - — O------ Furthermore, in'- these days of high taxation, when the county com­ getting. The technical papers arc missioners should 'reduce expejg£(4 o( the opinion that- much of tho in every possible way where i t will money we are spending on brick not prove detrimental to the public highways in tho country is a bad in service, House Bill No. 107 requires vestment— that we nre putting down them to pay the legal rate ($1 per tho bricks at a very heavy expense, inch for the first insertion and 50c ' A banking account isjt great help in forming habits of'thrift, tfieilffiy lessening the mileage of per inch for each subsequent issue), and give an insight into modem business methods. roads we get for the amount of for "all notices required to be pub­ money it costs us, and criticising lished ws well as for their proceed­ the cost of upkeep in the way of ings." Every young man should have a bank account and we want the The enactment of this hill into road repairs for brick highways ns Inw ’ would cost the taxpayers of bank account of every young man in this community. well as others. .There can be no question but Alachua alone $ 1,000.00 additional ----------- v M M LJ Florida might have done better than per year, as the commissioners have -------------- - ^ ___ l never heretofore paid ono cent for she has with the money she has raised in tho past ten years for road the publication of Jheir proceedings, building. There is no doubt but but under this bill they would he that brick rouds last much longer, required to pay one dollar per inch but the brick highways in the coun­ for such publication.. H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND H. E. TOUR R. R. DEAS S A N F O R D , T L O R ID A Another objection to* House Bill try are very expensive. Whether or » k i - e » tod »a«----- r:L. WOODRUFF WPfwdent PrMldMl Am CuWn — not they are the more expensive- m -No. 107: Under ita provisions tho the long run and are not so much commissioners would be required to expense to keep In repair as other designate, in its turn, a newspaper There are roads that have been built in tho published by negroes. state. But nobody has* figured tho several newspapers In the state at matter out to an exact science, and present owned by negroes, and the full advantage of splendid natural the work of the state Board of Must B«. applied (hat science to the building undersigned has during tho past conditions for .their own good, and Health, and that wider usefulness A Boston professor says that a tnu of new roads in this state. Florida week submitted an estimate for the it has hrought to the state a sturdy will bo possible to that body. Is at his best on January If, 7^ to develop its nat­ Let the people of Florida recog­ must bo pay day with him. is not far from where she was. a few publication of a paper in Gaines­ capital ural resources. ville by members of this race. nise the value of health and bodily years ago, in that she is still guessing During my tw en ty ’ consecutive on the paving material, and still ex­ Do you believe this could have strengthen as necessary prelimin­ years service in the Florida Legisla­ been brought about unless the gos­ aries to mental und spiritual vigor, perimenting with road building. . There should be not only a high­ ture, four years in the house and pel of clean, sanitary living had and the state will move all the.quick­ way commission in Florida, hut sixteen in the senate, I never failed been preached without ceasing? Un­ er to a realization of Ita ultimate pos­ there should he a hoard of engineers to appose every effort to create a less the barriers had been built up sibilities. and estimators. We ought to know monopoly* of the public printing at by medical science to keep out the practically to the pennyworths what the county scat, and I was pleased epidemics of the tropiqa! island», and The Fishing Banks. it will cost to build various kinds of to see Representative Mapolcs pur­ unless these facts of actual accom­ Newfoundland would bo nothing roads, bow long they will last, and sue the same course in the house re­ plishment had been advertised to without the great submarine plateau . • ••* known as tho “banks,” on w’hlch all the whole world. how much it will cost annually for cently. The claims of all legitimate, news upkeep. #> _ If Florida is to continue its rate thn tolling Is done. At a small sta­ papers should be considered in l e t ' of progress, the way /nust he led by tion within tho edges of the great bank Good roads have been built all that tho cod loves so well the sea is over America, nnd all over- the ting the public printing, hut at the jits health authorities, as in tlTe past, qulto smooth. It Is usual for vessels world. They have been built in same time the county commissioners Already Floridn is known through- tolling on Iho banks to Inquire from countries where the soil and condi­ should ho permitted to exercise the ¡out the .Union ns one of the mosl u ^ ' V a t h a v e T r X ^ f r o r i h e o,o‘n „„ to wi,at Bort of wcailu*r It la. tions were very much the same as discretion necessary to the protec- progressive of nil the states in health in Florida. Few states and lew- lion of the public in the rendering of mid sanitary matters^ an<J the fact —Exchange! * ------------ ------ -------countries are now experimenting service, as well as in the matter of seems to be recognized Teas distinctly ut home than elsewhere. with good roads. They know to a circulation. Slavery Originated In the East The paHsnge of House Bill No. 107 definite scientific certainty hftw much Absolute slavery aeems to have apTo maintuin this reputation and will cripple the public service, in­ the splendid activity on which it is pcared In the eastern «colonics someit costs to build and maintain the various kinds of roads. We should crease county expenses, force many bused, requires the powerful nid whnt earlier than In the southern, for ■ MY SPECIALTIES: have the same certainty in Florida, people to subscribe for a different of the stute government through |dave|*)r existed In New- York In 1628. PICKARD'S II ANINI’ AINTI l> 1 mina and we could build in this state newspaper every year; therefore, wise appropriations and recognition 1,1 *sew Jersey In 1628, In Mnssachu GORHAM'S STERLING ->l » I It setts In 1630, lu Connecticut In 1631 for these and other reasons, should thousands of miles more of good and moral support, and hardly less und In Delaware In 1636, Then* >vas ROGERS' PLATED WAHI roads, anil not have t he m cost too ,u’ 1 J’a!' l,pd by county and municipal and com­ a statutory recognition of slavery In ELGIN AND WALTHAM M I U I I 3 Very truly. much, or put too great a burden on munity backing, ,t appears at the Massachusetts In 1641. which was conH. H. McCreary, tho present or the future. We ought present writing that the Legislature Mdernbly ahead of such recognition Editor Gainesville Sun not to be Rtraining at the gnats of of H»15 will do much in support of of slavery In Virginia or Maryland. Gainesville, Fix., May 3, 1915 "mall^onginccrmg cost und swa'.-w- PR O SPER ITY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Magazines Periodicals ? Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and Tobaccos HENRY McLAULIN JEW ELER All Goods Guaranteed construction.—Jacksonville olis. Metrop- SPENDING PUBLIC MONEY m STATE BOARD OF HEALTH Money raised by taxation is raised to conserve public welfare. Under a representative form of government, appropriations are Requiring (hr t'ounly Commissioner* made from this fund by those who to Itolalr the Public Printing are selected to perform the func­ Among the Several Newspapers of tions of government, because it is Their Respective Counties. inconvenient, even impossible, thnt every taxpayer shall have n voice House Bill No. 107, originally de­ nnd a .vote in determining the up I signed to make a rate on legal print­ portionments. ing has been amended In such a The duty of government is to do form that it ‘'Would work harm in­ for the people those things which An exchange intimates that Boh stead of good and the legislature has they, as individuals cannot do for Holly has his eyes on the guber­ been petitioned to change it or kill themselves, to provide such condi­ natorial chair. Well, what of it7 thn bill entirely. lion. H. II. Mc­ tions that every individual shall bo Ono might look a long way and find Creary, editor of Gainesville Sun protected from unlawful depreda­ tions mid shall be guaranteed his worse material and there’s no deny­ has the following regarding it: Tothe Honorable Members of the .rights and safety in the pursuit of ing the fact, that Holly is not only Floridn Legislature: | hls o4tn business and in his home. capable but well polished.- Zolfo The passage of this bill in its pres­ Uovornment determines, among Truth. other tbinjgs the amount necessary ent form would defeat tho vory ob­ Whaddye mean, well polished? Are you speaking of outr top piece? ject of tho law* requiring publication to be raised by taxation for,public of legal notices, whiqh Is to give purposes, it collects the amount as­ — Sanford Herald. Since you mention it we believe publicity to the same. Why should sessed nnd finally determines in the commissioners be required to so- whnt manner tho fund so collected that shining dome did sorter inspire led a cortaln newspaper without shall be expended. our little squIhtDi: But that bean of any circulation outside its own ham-j This is at least one of the funda­ yours, Bro.'Holly, though smooth as lot as their official organ, when prob­ mental idea of the model govern­ a billir.rri hall, is no more polished How- far actual government, thnn yo ir manners,, and when you ably a half dozon or more other ment. newspapers in the same county have federal or suite or municipal de­ arc seat 2d in tho governor’s chair it will add a touch of dignity that will twice as many subscribers in that parts from this idea is determined certainly contribute a large share of very community, and a hundred by thn fallibility of those who ex­ times as many sucbscribers in the orcise ita functions, in spite of a prestige.— Zolfo Truth. county? A newspaper 'should be more or less popular belief, graft and ------ 0 ------. * treated as any other business enter­ dishonesty are rare in government C R E D I T W H E R E IT 18 D U E prise, and not subsidized. affairs in this, country. Stealing by To tell who are the friends of the public officials or employees is the Tho county commissioners nre • Crop Pest Bill would be to mention «pabie-of-hrtting^the-pubH rprint­ unusual exception. More often- er; pretty nearly every, one who~volcd ing to the papers that will give the rors are made through mistaken for it/ In the senato special men­ tion should be made of Senators best service for the money, und in judgment. Certain things are of prims im­ Hudson, Drane, Fogarty and Wells. fJtmny instances they are rotating In tho -house, Hardee, Wood, Lake, tho county - printing among their re­ portance to the people— police and Penny, Martin, Buasey, McDonald, spective newspapers. This is only fire protection and individual safety Dawson and Adkins were particu­ just and proper where the newa- from physical harm probably come larly helpful. Some others did not paper deserves recognition and can first, matters that uffoct directly the say much on the floor, hut did ex­ render the service, hut they should life and property of the individual not be required to select so mo 2x4 Unquestionably next in importance cellent work outside. « H. Harold Hume writes that pnper to do the county printing aTe those matters thnt affect hia Lake, of Seminole, stood manfully which cannot' possibly render tho health, for Individual nnd public health are,- next to life itself, the • .by his guns and handled the situa­ •erfire. biggest asseta of tho family 'or tho Take, for instance the publication tion in fine shape. We can forgive community. of the list of qualified voters in Lake everything else for this. Prof. In tho appropriation of public Hume states that the strife is -to be Alachua county. It Is noxt to im­ congratulated upon the men *it has possible for tho supervisor of regis­ funds it follows naturally that these tration to furnish the list to the most Important things should be con­ sent to the legislature.— Florida printing office in time to giVe more served before all other Interests, and Grower. Thanks to Harm’d And Edgar. ihan two or three day's to put it In the wisdom vof legislative action is This Christian spirit Is beautiful type, and it would be impossible to determined by a recognition of this and brings more forcibly to our mind Issue It wjthln the time required by principle. Florida’s rapidly increasing pros­ the little parnblf .about the differ­ law from tho newspaper office in the ence it makes, whbn -the brindio.bo­ county .outside of Gainesville. The perity during the p.vst quarter . o f V vine Is hooked or In ancient Jsgnuage samo is true of the tax sale and list century haa boon advanced more by whose ox Is gored. Since Lake la of property on which valuation has effectual efforts for its sanitation, been Increased. Tho writer, who by tho gradual dispelling of the wide forgiven he can die happy. ----- -Ch----has been engaged in the printing spread idea thpt it was not on« of business in Gainesville for 36 years the most healthful sections in the F L O R ID A ROADS The sta te is receiving considerable has on many occasions bpen com­ world, thap by any other agency or T h at specter* of yellow ' attention in the engineering and good pelled to personally labor from 18 to Influence. roads publications now, on account 20 hours for several days at n time fever has been banished, nnd the of our road building. Some of the In order to get out the public print­ world-hna shown that a semi-tropical plblleity~ is favorable nnd some. ^f ing within the time required by law, climate may be ns healthful the year and the work could not possibly around ns that of northern latitudes. it unfavorable, Education hna shown 'tho people Florida i* getting credit for spend­ have been, done elsewhere. In the of Florida how to live, how to take ing m ore money for good rosds than county, nor could it be done HOUSE BILL NO. 107 m m m m m m x m m m m x k x m Sanford Building & Loan Association A Good Thing for Sanford and for You Save a L ittle —Own Your Own Home OFFICERS T. J. MILLER, Pres. A. I*.’ CONNELLY, Scc’y-Treas. GEO. A. DcCOTTES, Attorney $450,000.00 COMMON STOCK $50,000.00 PREFERRED STOCK (7 Per Cent Cumulative) DIRECTORS T. J. MILLER F. P. FORSTER H.R.STEVENS FORREST LAKE - A. P, CONNELLY R. W. HERNDON I). L. THRASHE TH E SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION on May 1st., ma­ tured first séries of stock. Paying out in cash and by loan cancellations, over twenty four thousand dollars.. Organ­ ized six and one half years ago this As­ sociation has caused to be constructed in and around Sanford more than 75 houses, and is now ready to build for you. . j. At last meeting of the Board seven applications for houses were' favorably acted upon, and we hope to build many more yet this year. No institution has and is contributing more to upbuilding of our city. Ask some of those who have just received cash for their maturing investment stock i f in ad­ dition to helping their town and community they . are not satisfied with results as an earning invest­ ment. Books for next series close this week. We will be glad to have you become a shareholder. i* . ** •** -V» B i ¡■ ■ f i - ’L . i* * | ‘ • . �•V i - may ■ ‘it'-, 4, 19IS », ■. Hr*T . vi-*1 m THE SAN KO Iti) HERALD PAGE — 11 ! u a uxi ts ¿3a a a u e a ú ct ** d ¿í ¿2 4 ä Htt ä tf « o m >3a n i m a n a d a «ut rx»1m i m3 a a I last night for their home in Virginia, ^ Bonita Wins the Prise Hon. Forrest Lake spent Sunday much to the regret of their many Bonita is the new name for tho here und left for Tallahassee last m A RESUM E O F SA N FO R D friends. new ice cram parlor and restaurant :: IN AND ABOUT THE CITY :: night. Urgent business called him H A P P E N IN G S UP T O D A T E of Nicolopulus Brothers in the home and his many friends were Mr. A.* II.i Cole, state field serre- People Bank building . Not having glad to see him. Mr. .Lake thinks AiUfm «11 CommiiikkatiefM for (hit • ; ; Mille Happenings—Mention Column lo "S«Mlf Mfltf/'sf PImIM tary for the Methodist Supday nny name for the new placq the, pro­ that the hext four weeks will s w a Mi » K A Ti(K«qft, PjtdM N« ÎCU j ’ of Matters in Briei— School Association was the guest of prietors allowed the ladies of Han­ greater activity in the house and # l Personal Items of Rev. and Mrs. Steinrnsyer on Mon­ ford and vicinity to choose the name, many hills made into laws. |da «*öj4 a ò u a a n n a a ittici a tí tí a n a a ti *sa im a r. it ms rs a » a s 4 du íSü ííí Su c c.| 1 In te re s t day. giving as a prig* a gallon of ice Sanford House Cafe wu« realized by the proceeds of the .'irir-.S'ctr ,1/utincc ¡ ’arty cream. There were many names to Service a la carte. silver offering. choose from and Tho committee had gummirr oí lhe Floating Small Mrs. J. S. Wilson entertained tho Business Men's Lunch 11 to 2. Notice a difficult problem on their hands Tallu Succinctly Arranged for members of the Sew-Sew Club with Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. 7'rn Ten Social 4 special meeting of the stock- to choose the proper name, but out Hurried Herald Readera a charming little matinee party 71-tfc Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Shipp will holders of the First National Bank of all of tho good ones the name of Friday afternoon. The guests as­ Woodland Park give a dime social at the home of « f Sanford. Floridn. is hereby called Bonita seems most proper. Bonitn sembled at the home of Mrs. C. E. Thursdays and Sunday» Come to Parish House Saturday, Mr« Frank on the Heights Thura- to lie held in the rooms of the Bank, is Spanish and means beautiful and Swimming Pool, Amusements, MusD Henry and proceeded to the Star May ftth and aec the “ Clhocolate day afternoon for the benefit of the at 10:30 a, m. on Tuesday, May tho committee finally chose this Theatre where the House of Tem­ Lease it for your next Picnic Ladies' Union of the Congregational 41ft, 1915, to consider the advisahll- name. Soldier." Airs. S, A. Irwin was tho 73- tf po rley was the attractive and old church. All the members of tho ity of amending the articles of as- lucky lady, having given Bonita in English play full of romance and Household goods, Imperial irons church and their friends are conttirt- «»«dation to provide for a sliding as the name and was given lHP pFIW.“‘ Bargains In Real Estate pathos of great loves and greater and yeast cakes at Simon's.. 60*tf scalo in tho number of directors to Tho proprietors wish, tho following No. I!6. Five acred good hammock sacrifices. After thft play Mrs. Wil­ ly invited to be present. Thick: acres cleared, two.acres son and h e r . guests repaired to the he choso.iu.«umuaUy, * n d To trans-J rarr t ^ f “thanks publts'brdr— — R o b e r t » i& the name o l the little land. The regular meeting of the Ladies’ act such other business as may Two good Bonita where delirious refreshments ^orfborn to Mr. and Mrs. D.‘ C. fenced, one arre tiled. 1 wish to express my thanks to Howard, April 2Gth, weight U J $ flowing wells. Small dwelling. Price were served consisting of vapilla Union will lie held at the Congre­ properly come before the meeting, Mrs. Irwin for giving such a beau­ B. F. W H IT N E R , $1250.00. Terms to suit purchaser. anil strawberry Ice cream, fruit gational church Friday afternoon at pounds. tiful name, Bonita, to my new ice Cashier No. 37. Two line lots on Sanford punch, cocoanut maccaroonn and 3 o'clock. cream parlor. Attorney Carl Robinson and IJ. Heights. 100x167 ft. Price for the Also I express my thanks to the lady flngera, Tho tables were pret­ Drew of Orlando were among the two. $750.00. public for tho large patronage of the Children'* Day E je r p t e t tily adorned ‘with bowls of pansies Orange county visitors to the city No. 39. Six ncres two miles south now ice cream parlor, Bonita. and at each place it corsage bouquet An interesting program ol songs, on Saturdsy. of Sanford. Good two story house, of roys for tho guests. Those en­ recitations and exercises was ren­ , G. Nicolopoulos, one well and one outhouse. Price, of Nicolopoulos Brothers. 5 or 6 doses GGG will break joying the gracious hospitality of dered at tho open air meeting of the any caie of Fever or Chills. Price $3000.00. Terms—to suit purchaser. their hostess were Mcidames Henry, Methodist Sunday school at tho No. 41. Forty acres fine farming 26 cents. , 71-52tc • Quiet Stfoco. Holly, Peck, O. L. Taylor, F. L. Park Sunday morning, from (en to land on brick road. Twelve acres Woodruff, McLnulin. B. A. Howard, twelvo o’clock. Tho entrance to the To make nlco sick-room ahoea in Ju s t because you aro feeling ¿he The “ Chocofkte Soldier" next • tiled. Two flowing wells. Price Symes-Wallacp und John Thomas. hand stand was used for thy-«h>ldren ill effects of n torpid liver is no ex­ which you can atop about aottly, cat Saturday at the Pariah H ousq will $9200.00. * who took part on the program! while cuse for buying a harmful medicine from old felt hats sole and heel make you laugh. Five aers all cleared, 4 acre« the members of the church and that has brought physical decay to pieces. Glue these on and you have T he Myiltry a quieter »hoe than those sold aa tiled. One 3 room house. Two Sunday school and their friends thousands. Calomel is dangerous Mrs. Howard Gamble has isstled nurses’ shoes. The patter . of Httlo flowing wells. Near brick road. A mysterious command to appear formed In a semi circle about the at^d as eve.y one knows has vory foot, so'hard ou some people's nerves, invitations for a card party on WedPrice $1675.00. Term s'to suit pur­ wIthout fail nt the homo of Mrs. W, park in front of the stand. It was disagreeable mid weakening after netJsay, May 4th, in honor of her Is easily deadened by the same meth­ chaser. P. Carter, Friday uftcrmion met with ati inspiring sight to see the mem­ effects. Medical science has found od, also helping to keep tho little feet guest. Mrs. Forrest Lake of Sanford. Seminole Real Estate Co.. |un enthusiastic excited, curious re- bers of the Sunday school us they a natural vegteuble remedy’, G R IS - warm when playing on a cold ffqor. Tallahassee D emo cr at . * • Herald Building ) sponse in tho person of the neigh- marched from the Star Theatre to IIY'S LIV-VER-LAX thnt thoroughJohn Russell, the man who put Geo. J). Hart, Mgr. 3 * llr hors, anil then aNid there was• orthe Park, the tiny tots of the pri- ly cleanses the liver und bowels , the sell' in celery left yesterday for gunixed the Club of Mystery, with mury department leading the pro- without causing any bad feeling. the Fast Coast where he will take turning 1» the Star Friday. May 7 (wp|vo members, this number being cession, followed by tin« various Childrencan take it with perfect the ingrown toe out of tomato and At the request of the Woman's lhl. |imjt ,,f membership. classes in the order in which they safety. Every bottle guaranteed, D E N T IST « return rirjier by the operation. Club Manager Herndon of the Slur Delicious littlu thrills of anticipa­ are enrolled from primary to the 50<! and $1 a bottle. None genuine W O R K r o u W H I T E 1’ E O I ‘ L K O N L Y The hoard of county commission­ Theatre has arranged to show to the tion und fear, chased -up and down Brotherhood classes. Just ahead of without tho likenessnnd signature lovers of good, clean amusement ers are in the city today attending PEOPLES BANK BUILDING one's spinal column as each, new­ the Brotherhood class of young men of L. K. Grigsby. For sale by Wm. the regular monthly meeting and and patrons of the Star, Jack 1,011- comer was ushered into a darkened walked the Truth ROOM 9 Seekers. the I G. Aldgridge. looking after the county's interests don’s famous story which portrays rooms with grinning skulls und Jack mothers of the Sunday school, many _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in a vivid nml realistic manner the o’ lanterns upon every side, and long generally. true ulroholie ex|MTienco in the life forgotten mummies of Egypt’s fa­ °>L The "Chocolate Soldier” at the of the author This feature has mous queens nodding anil smirking curried T»y different classes I’urish House Saturday evening. broken nil records where it was w er.« at the ghosts of bygone ancestors, Temperance. Purity. Victory The pictures at the Parish House shown In i In« Strand Theatre, New The children's tiny Saturday evening will he clear and York City this film ran for three seated in grim silence among the »u«l Missions other relic» of the past. Members exeri-ises began with the singing of ¡L5 bright. Our cotnponse arc will he solid weeks and was considered by were sworn to secrecy with tho "(iiiward. Christian Soldier»," the Installed. the preis and ¡mlpit us being the "cross my !o«»rt. hope that ! may Mltqecl for the iltiy being "Soldier» £ 5 Mr and Mrs. I) C. Warner. Mrs 'greatest aid to the umral element, die" pledge to make the oath bind- of the King." During the song uf ^ Moody and Mrs. Tuttle ol Orlando |than any' method that could be used. ||)g am, Pompu|B()ry. Subjects of tlie primary classes, "Dear Old Flag" were among the visitors to the j-ity I l<> Open the eyes of the people show­ conversation l<> be In booed upon the national color* of the Mag of yesterday. They noted jnuny im ­ ing them the trouble, ruin, crime, which a fine will lie imposed, if mni|Uest were unfurled by Pierce provements in Sanford since their distorted lives, ruined homes anil broken, will be husbands, cooks and Griffin and Lillie Ruth Spencer, fol­ eventually• death caused bv .. _ it is the most _ . last visit here. • Jo h n 1 gossiping. Altogether lowed by prayer by Rev F. E. ar eycorn , delightfully mysterious club that has The Standard Rallroad of thè South Steinmeyer. Anthem by choir nnd The dry spell in this section of the In the west the wet» were fearorganized anywhere, of which Slip* Mettinger's mi dress on “ Chilcounty is causing comment from the shall hear more anon The club j d'rcii'» Day and it* Purpose," oldest inhabitant. It seems that so fui of I he e f f e c t the presentati on of Ibis picture would have on tjle wl| [ *,.,.kly during the sumReading. Soldier* of Strife ami of much rain fell during the winter For information cull on or phone sprmg election so the Personal Lib- m„r llt Die homes of the members. Peace Scott Coul bourne. that the supply is exhausted, W. CIUM. Ticket Apent A. W. FRI TOT. D. P„ Agent erty League offered the Bos worl h Mr» J II, Ferguson will be the nexi Song, Son of God Goes Forth to Sanford, Florida Jacksonville, Florida Benny Bardin was in. the city Co $25,00(1 111 rash if they forbid hostess. May l l t h Mr» Carter nnd War Congregation calling on his many friends several tin» picture to be shown where the Mr» A I* Smith, hostesses Friday Cradle Roll Exercise, 1st part days of last week. He is in the "booze" question was pending Af­ afternoon, served strawberries with Rending, l.tttlest Ones of All phosphute region near Mulberry. ter the film was completed they whipped cream and devil’s food. Mary Elizabeth Moye rlo| ^ Staten Fields is home again after tried to buy state rights on it, with Those present at the initiation were Song Margaret Cowan and Beryl spending .several months on the no other intention than to destroy Mesdames Carter, Smith, W. H J Stein meyer, K. Johnson, East Coast in the interest* of Cnul all copies. Many other drastic mens- Peter», Ferguson, J Rending, A Hero Clarence Fields bourn & Co., of this city He wi.siuri'« were taken to destroy this pie- Ernest Krupp, E. 1. Taylor RenSecond Part Cradle Roll Presen­ Kroe, Meisch, O'Connor, nnd Ter tation. at Fort Lauderdale the greater part turc. Evpry mi n, woman 'nnd child is] |,,,un -of tho time. Beginner» Song of Welcome This spring for the first time in its urged to . il I h cir-rl\e» <>f the op­ R ed t itiou. t he Deare»t Gem* of ’ F P Hines is now sporting a n 1w portunity to »ee I hi» unusual feu history the Florida Citrus Exchange has Ml Juba laiing /i rri l i i / ill //iy(i S c h o l d Ford runabout, equipped to carry Mire when presented at the Slur had the marketing of more than half of a full romideinent of machinery for Friday, May 7th The annual May recital of piano’ Crndl • Roll Sang Marion New­ Matinee nnd ton. i the quick repairing of any part of the citrus crop of Florida. pupils of Mrs. Fannie Stembridge night. Missionary Exercise»: the panta of tho Southern Utilities Munson will be given Monday even­ The admission to this picture will The Fight is on Song by* the Company. . Almost the very day that the control be adults 16 cents and children 6 ing of Commencement week. May School. J Zeb Ratliff, the efficient super­ cor.tt. 17th. »1 8:15, ul the High School Missionary Stars A group of of the fruit remaining within the State auditorium. intendent of the Herald Printing Co., hoys and girl» carrying large golden passed to the Exchange, prices became Assisting talent will be Miss Edith »tars upon each n letter of the " Mis­ has purchased the new home recent­ Louise Huhhard. sporano, Mr» sionary Star* ly built by D. U. Brinson on Mag­ satisfactory and they have grown more Madge Ward Deas. accompanist nolia avenue and Mr and Mrs. Missionary Dime* Ten boy* and and more so ever since. Ratliff expect to move into the home T o t h e B u s i n e s s M d I o f Mrs I.ucien l’Kilipn, musical reader girl* hearing large silver '«limes. ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... tf Liv-Ver-Lax Acts Surely, Safely DR. C. W. FAIN rm , mH T ™ , , , , , Jixxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiix’xiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx E X C U R S IO N $ 2.00 Sanford to Tampa and St. Petersburg and Return Via THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE = May 10 - Good on all Trains - Return limit May 13 f NOTICE In about two week*. Clifford Walker, Olga Vihlen and Mildred Dickson of the High School were honor roll pupils in lust months report hut in so me »man tier were left off the roll by the teachers in mak­ ing up tho report. We make this correction at the request of Supt. Ezell. v A II. Moses, the well known com- mission mun and buyer of winter vegetables haa returned from a trip to Lauderdale and other point* on the East Coast, where with his ustinl business acumen he managed to pick up several hundred dollars on a to­ mato deal. Sanford The Piedmont Directory Co Inc ) of Aihrvill», N. (' . which is to pub­ lish the new 1915 directory of San­ ford is u member of tbc American Association of Directory Pu IdIs bora s itb headquarter* in New Yocrk city. Address W H. Bates, secreCary. For further references R. CL Dun & Co.; American National B?,nk, Wachoru Bank und Trust Co,, Central Bank anti Trust Co., all of Asheville, N. C. Investigation* a* to the Piedmont Co.'s standing a* competent and reliable directory publishers is welcomed by said com­ pany. 73-2tp iVYWtfWW.MW»« V x W .V x W r «iV M M W W W W K . B O N IT A : . . is the najne Riyen our now Ice Cream Parlor and is" the Spanish word meaning “ Beautiful”, When you are thirsty rthink of BONITA and come to our beautiful parlor only two doors from the p o 3 t o f lic e , THE BONITA ICE CREAM PARLOR | (Next D oo r E a st o f P eo p les B an k n NICOLOPULOS BROS., Proprietors ¡5’ PHONE 133 IceCream made by electricity delivered to any part of the city in pints, quarts gallons or any 5» larger quantity if ctesired. r Scats may In« reserved a» formerly nliove their heads a big silver dollar in rows of nine seat* ninety cent»: Th«* Call for Help Six girl» and eight seats eighty cent*. Thii nom |one boy representing a heathen na­ inai price ol ten cents each for pro­ tion, pleading for their country. gram • expenses. For reservation» This was an exercise replete with phone 2G2. »uggestion that closed with a verse of Greenland's Icy Mountains supg by the •group, in which the audience informal Erening for Gurat joined for the second stanza. Mr». R. W. Herndon was t he "P u t #on the Whole Armor of charming hostess on Saturday evenRig nt one of the most delightful God"— A group of boys. Song, Victory Through Grace" informal affairs .of thu season, in honor of her house guest. Miss An Mrs. Wing’» class, accompanied by die Parra more of Jacksonville. A alto cornet. Mr. Brock. Recitation, "Sword of (he Spirit" number of Miss Purra more's old Julia Lning, Velma Venable. school friends dropped In for the "L ittle Soldiers of the King." evening, und various amusement* made the^iours fly on the wings of Miss Kathleen Steinmeyer's das*. Offering Speych Morris Spencer. [' pleasure. Offering Btftw diction by pastor. M iaiiom iry Social Much credit is due the committee The social service committee of for ths fine program and the excel­ the Methodist church and the Junior lent manner with which the children Epwortfi League gave a very de­ ac<1* itted themselves. Tho ladies i lightful 'doHat ai the fibrne of Mrs. rompo ing the com mitte« were L. R. Philips Friday afternoon, in Mesdames F. E. Stemmnyer, W . W. which the Juniors took a prominent Abernathy, Geo. Fox, J. W. Adams, part. Group songs and missionary Wing and Jcnk ns, assisted by Miss sV exercises featured the program. *A* Mille F arneiworth. • Solos, dueta nnd recitations had their places on the program of charm & l ’rrionul Mtn'ion ing diversity, the young people de­ v Miss Lucille Bradley, who hits serving much praise for the capable manner in which they rendered the been the charming gue-t >' \lr» v .1. , ❖ parts assigned them. Pleasing and John T. Bri.dv left ««i enjoy aide numbers were given b> f >r her home in Teiine-.se.' ❖ the adults. The commodious hod*» , Mr. ami Mrs. W. R Matthews of was crowded to Its capacity. Re­ fresh dlenta were served tho children Leesburg speqt Sunday with their sV upon the lawn, while the older people uncle, Mr. E. Matthews of this city. enjoyed their treat indoors. An & MUa Kathleen Steinmeyer spent especially pleasing number wore the tiny torch hearers In their little Friday and Snttirday nt Longwood. of the Misses Waite. gt white gowns hearing lighted cindlea the guest rpd repenting the ten cute little / # Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wnlseroan left rhymes of the story. A neat sum This fact is all the more remarkable in view of the industrial depression pre­ vailing throughout the country and of the fact that low prices had obtained generally the first part of the season. The contention of the founders of the Exchange that whenever the organiza­ tion 'was given the marketing of over fifty per cent of the citrus fruit produced in Florida, the industry would be placed on a sound and stable foundation, has been fully justified by recent events. Join the Exchange! “ SANFORD CYCLE CO. ï O —Agents For— The 1 9 1 5 Maxwell Automobiles Tlu* must wonderful ear that has ever been put on the market for $ 7 ii0 F.O.B. Factory, Detroit, Mich. SEE US FOR DEMONSTRATION ^«Ô» 1 0 8 Palm etto Avenue ■M?-- ; v w ■ un 1in« 1... & A <3* & Sanford, § . F la•. «r- ■w» �234848535323535348484853532348534823485348482323434853534800010202000000 �4 Hi ¡il 1J i i u j S=¡ í ! ili i !¡Í¡| 1 ini! ì & i ä \ §>*\ ooooooooooooooooooôoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo �" PAGE EIG HT ‘-i ' - T MAY 4 THE BANPORD HERALD ,Ji_L_iLL. _______ ,J.am~ 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 I to enforce the laws and when this 4> 4> ♦ . LEGAL AOVLBUSING ♦ takes place the city* government PASTURE LAN D S l takes a back seat. This method is M o llr r • ( A ? p llo ll< a fa r T a l D * » d l i i d t i S te lla li S 't o f I h r C e n tra l N la lu la t [ all right for the villages In the county Tin? more ferii!»- the Inrnl Ilio ^1, N o t i r t la b » r*b y « I r t o th a t W. I t . H u m 1 1 j that are not incorporated hut for r d , p u r r h i n r o f T a a l ' r f l i l t l l « N o . I H2 , better tin* posture, but -for ecoV ♦ Sanforil to call in file county of­ S munie reason» the rough fields £ ¡ ft / V d '..V d d aínlflrtU uf'my BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN VA n P VCI\ 1 ficials looks to me like the city of- :j- m i l l gullied 1 l l l s i f l r s should be Jj j baa m a d * a p p lic a i b in l o t ta» ife td to j o u i n>i YOU AND M E:” m, used Iler«! /f,i* r •0 , , «I,., th e Un.! f ir s t li. to Ilie « » r . jr,«mu^ r n s * . ), - , .i It4-.S r*r«- th«* -dollo a rin g d re rrlb rd |. r » e * r l> ■ 1 fidals cannot or are afraid to take y i . {-*• r _____ lt u a t r d fn B rin in o la (___ o u n ly , f in , I d a . to* ... _____ ¡h o ld -.» efif this - proposition. t> The InrretHdnii prices of meats I in n Id SE ♦ tl TTl 3t KW” 31 a rra *. Florida that have Ì 1,1111 (,f fnrm '■bor * » 1 o f , ‘ n £ ! ^ i i . ♦ he dit«* m a k e th he e / /ertile e r t i l e tle Held» l( \n m more o n * p prof r o f J} 1 t h * «al l U n d b r in g _ n i at t emp t e d ( h i * ar c hi’Artlly hef tired of crrl l íl rat** i hr . Ilulile In pasture tll.it» In tilled {: Hfin it -h r et I t fJu i nII.r r Mo f c N»inch e il. U n irr« oeld err* 1 All Local Adverli.scinenlM 1 n,|(.r it and to me the simplest and best t ih r a t c »hall h r rr« Irrm # < I n e ro rd in f t© le w, ■< crops. The convenience of water plap would lie for all parties con­ le e f lr r d w ill lu u e I h f f t o p on I h r h th d i y This 1Icadinff THREE CENTS a A C11IEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. for the stock »tumid not be overo f M e y . A. 1>. I » l& . g cerned to offer a substitute for this ^ looked tn choosing a Held for a U lio r r p m y e ig n e tu r* e n *l « a l Line For Each In«erlion. Minimum “ HE'LL PILENT 'EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. h t f th e lird tley y f A p r tf, A. II. Sunday dosing, allowing certain ¡j. pasture. Charge 25 Cent«. E . A. D O U G L A B S , a o o o o o a a o a o a o o o o a o o o o a o o o o o o o o a o o a o a a o a o o o a a o a a a a a a a o places to open for a limited lime ( ’ I n k C irc u it C o u r t B rin in o la C o .. Pia. <ritirfrùùirùtrCrù-CitriïA'Crtrit'trfrtrtt'ùïrtt'ù H y Ja«. C. Itbbrrt«. D. C. B&-Tu»*ÍÍ í If people would practice looking under certain restrictions or else + •# -• * • *#• close up everything in Sanford even ♦ for the happy things in life —and N O T l CK GENERAL SPRING SEEDING. to the hotels and boarding houses Itoad r»|«ul ol Edgar E. Uro»n, Jo* Carn« Look Pleasant here let us say that the happiest *»on and J. f. Turtiar, irrommonding a and that is just what the state law S o w in g b y H a n d a n d W i t h t h e A id o f public rounty r» ad k» followa: ♦ 1 ' petfptr are those who forget to hunt means if enforced to the letter. Thr Sfly (SO) fool roadaay knowir-a* a D is c D r i l l o r H a r r o w . -----■p- We cannot, of course, nil be For Sale— One Underwood t > for tKeir own happiness in their en­ lU r h m o n d a venu*, l> * ( in n ln * a t tb » In te r _ But as I remarked, there are many Some men COU SOW seed crellljr b y ' a e t t i o n o f »aid ro a d w a y w ith C u m a v rn u a , writer Nu. ’T : 4 ------handsomer*---------Apply-at city deavors' to mako others* - ha ppy—4 f s o u t h -t n il* (I* tl * ....i u » la*gg - t b rrnn rr** »ootk mr rr—M - l l l ) mmil* things that arc worse than th e Sun­ band, while ottrrnt mitke a find failure ííu 4* And it*o\ bard for us •»lb 31111 y a rd * ) along th o re n te r tln r o f S ection office. 73-Jt, ]iMJ>T?""'#Buld keep on the lookout day -opening and they have never o f tile Job. T h e trouble with sowing t h r « * (3 ), lo * n » h !( i tw e n ty (501, ra n g * to be gooil; « for happy things, they would find t h ir t y o n * (31), B A E. to Ih r in t* f* * * e tU in occurred to the reformer», probably seed broadcast by bnml 1» that In most o l * t h ir t y (30) fo o t roadw ay 230 yard« For Sale— Three fresh milk m » , «*• We are sure now'^tnd then them in vastly larger numbers than because the reformers are tho chief c a s es the seed is distributed very un­ n o r t h o f the «oulh t ln r o f «aid » a ctio n 3. Martin Iloyle, Monroe. Fin > .{ to be lonely, iw p . 20, range 31, th e n re wr«t on aaiif the unhappy ones. ♦ evenly. In thick patches here ntid^Jhln ro a d w a y or.o I t ) m ila to Itra r d a ll avenue offenders. * And we don’t always "do ' 4’ The very allaviation of misery is patches there. The Inelfterleuccd A lao tw o roadw ays k n o w n a« Jo rd a n road Hogs for Sale— Car load ju«r as we should. Hauti, loo. may sow more seed thnu Is ■"*» ,,ro" n u,0,d’ rh) o f a m ile lo n g , *ruIJ' accomplished better by' people who a n d th re e -q a rle ra ” I H n - Fcived." Write Martin Doyle, It |? n ecessn ry lo th e a c r e , o r h e m ay not sing east B mil* from «aid Ukhmnod avc4 know how to smile, people who know * * * ' —*■- * - " — ------ -v e n u e No, 2., for particulars. 55.1 f, To be patient is not always usi- enough sect!. A few experienced l T a ” *ll. Vî»* k ^ T ^ r ' i  ï l l î ! »"d th. how to smile deep down in their m i m i i r a IIU -U can auw fine seetl broadcast atr e n te r (h a tf) «retían lin o of ««Id «ectlon 3, easy, ♦ hearts and who can go about carry­ Fat Cattle for Sale— Some iUll To be cheerful is much mo»t n» cventjr ns enn be dono wlth ìò.d .rro .d “^«^»'»“^ ‘ qu^M.f'^tìòa1 Uol ing the bblief that this is a fine old ones ju s t shipped,in and in tine ( „n. H is qulto possible that McGrow re­ mt-chanlcal contrivance. | of s*c. », 20, si. harder still; 4’ world or God would never • have grets that ho over permitted Hoino i v t i n r o «I»«t 1» t o I li. s o iv n h e t i n t i t i 1' b a v e b e n m a ln ta in rd by dUion. Address Martin Doyle, SunIti n m 1 1 IO IH W w n I»y IInII** *iriv » t# r ^ i i l f t i l i p r t v l o u i lo i n i ] pince r^' But at least wo can always made it. Uroh to go to Cincinnati. broadcast the surest way to Itnvo the ¡sos. a portion of «amo has been u»ed as a fórd, R . D. No. 2. 65-tfc bo pleasant, ............t n United Slate« leali route aiaro «aid rout* • a • 4* ground covervd evenly for a perfect V-t-hHahed, *nd th è number of ha me. * * , « If we make up our minds 4 B. W. Delahunty, a semi-pro, pitcher S t a n d Is t l) SOW t i g h t l y l u t i l i w n y s O f oeeuplr<t and tarm a u n d e r e u lH v a tio n along For Sale— Five • acres half mile T The Sunday closing business is that wc will. • 4> of Elgin, 111., has signed with tho ll„. <!,M. ll— vop. nipxhnntcal « M - " i g S S S , ^ £ T 2 “ ,S ^ T . . ' S 2 : " ; from brick road, quarter mile from being agitated again and us I re­ Bloomington club of the 1. I. 1. league. ers wtltcb dlstrlbutc Beed eveniy and nubile benjflt reeelved. and if no pyotMt loading station, 6 miles from San4' marked before the dosing would be tiu n iy r • • • -e And it pays every time to In set rtmounts to thè ocre are cheap ¡’„ . J 1“ 1, 7|f* » . » ^ J L u r *m«Ung f th(« ford, county road on one side, All brought on by a certain few who The Columbus club of tbo Ncbinskn nud tiy all meati.» stimili! bo t)sed « ben Ilo a rd . * look kindly, 4‘ good black hammock land, Tuo 6 7 -T u e *-5 te would not use some reason ip open- -3tnto league has made Pitcher Moso It Is (Hw*fb1i> to secure them. Of me Although you feel worried 4 nctos cleared, fenced and f.iro ing for .a few hours on Sunday. I Justus manager for the coming sea- ctianlral n u iiiin ii W T B i ' i s lfor u i *small nuil i n w i there in cttr « i . . sk-tslcrs seed and blue; , ♦ do not believe that any one has son arc many different kinds, ranging from ‘ M ; . “;,' ru""»! ' ***'*■ G o0'1 flowl"B W" U if you smile at the world * #" * # *- • the wheelbarrow sctsler to the small fn re E«i»te ol ¡$800. Teims to suit customer objections to a few places »keeping1 » and be cheerful. . ä irrln « t’ Connelly, IO!) Magnolia avi Ijtrue Kirby, the big outfielder, who î »«»»1 nitnchmcnts to grain drills. The TAou gaullil*l'rAr tllto open for an hour on Sdnday mornr « . I . t f i t e - * , I >l«trlt*ut**.«, and The world will smile buck # w h e e lb a r r o w s c e d e r I» o n e o f t h e I k » I a il p a n n o « h a v in g «Maim» m i)» m « n d < ing or afternoon, provided that no «1 “ ",0 **»“ turned down by John at you. V ir û r ’ s n " 1 « î h \ V i y o u .«« h , « . i, , no noise or crowd disturb the pea r e f til AfcOraw, Is making a hit with tho •>r th e s e k in d s f o r o n e m a n u s e o n ly . For Salo 20 fine hroud I I»m nu»n »««•îih o n m l f u n n i n g l l f l n l a m i rm uir»<l t o p r r - n , i »ny rlftim « JBtoufeds. and even tenor of the day, hut if *- « I... . ( . „ „ l i » „ - „ i . **««» il ansi « îrrru ru S w h irh y o u . o r n t h t r o f y o u , Martin Doyle, Sanford. It So try to brace up and look |> m r V ) it n llim h l t i Ol II UH t l i f i t n i l m n l mmy «*j*lri»l III** « - in t r sí A u iu « ta A 4 > Vo, * you give some people an inch they ^ pleasant. 4 ( The Wards retain their righteous pitiny 111 Ih* Itinlì! «*«1 If It lü e XfN'Ctcil III Slrrir»**, »"irt'*p«4. Ul«* of V«vtiaInol<* C’nun* . Io ihr* u m lr r iic t ir d r i o r y t r i i want to Lake 11 mile, and front a few stand and again declare their Brcok- germinate and produee a crop of good \y(‘ FIs r id „ , , ,. No matter how low you « ¡th in tw o yaata fru m t h * 4 hours of opening some of them want feds will not be allowed to play hail plants. Kvcry year literally thousands «tste h*r*ef. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching. 1-t are down; » 4 D s la il M a rrh 2 0 lh , A . I». I9 IÄ to take the entire day und this is on Sunday this year. of tuistiels of hlglt priced s«*e»l are prite pen Orlando Fair. Whit, it.., , , ID A S I H U I N E P A H H A M O U E . Good humor Is always con-" 4 • • • E iv c u lr t « . wnsteil simply hy "throwing" the seeil $2.60. Other pens $I.f>0 Single o what has called down the wrath of tagious, fil- T u v a - iti 4 upon the tann* surface of the s«dl to Hughey J e n n i n g s Is tnUlng unusual tho good people of the d ty upon Comb White I-eghorn, ÎI fin > > ■ L > Hut you banish y o u r. 4 Int erest In George Boehlnr. youthful take Its chances with mins nn»1 ele- In C o lf r i « f ihr* ( o tin ly J catti*". N r m in a lo per setting. the heads of all the dealers. I have Baby chi* h» fl "> ; .¡ • friends when you frown 4 » u n i), .Stalo c*f f in t it i« 4 The reason wo much of the never believed there was any harm southpaw, who had only a fair season iio’nls. hundred for remainder of , . si a\ . . , l4 _ In re l ‘ »4a»o of * Selected. 4’ Ytilitulilc R4SH1 Ih waatisl la that II m$«« Jimmtr r,u«* c #1 M . tt u , in keeping a drug store or a store with the Tigers last year I t»e«-ollle» rovere»! wlth soli, llcnce nitidi To all Crrduor. l.-gal—«. I».urlimi«-«- and . outhern i aks loul r> r «Il rrr*nn» h«>rrtc rliim» of ilomanti • ig, ruotai* f-'l n 1 • • • ♦ « * • • • * * ♦ • • • where u cool drink could be obtained >>{ Ir nevcr g erm in a Ir» an d groiv* ..a m i -»i.l K-t*«* u r i» r iw , r i » George Carey, th** old time "Scoops,' or a newspaper or a cigar on Sunday *nJ '•'* "* rou * « n»»tin«.) who got religion at a Hilly Sunday nj Morii 1« w(i»li>-»l , nway' , hy rnln» unii and1»«r.-.iulfad t>. pr*«*nt «n>- rlaima and For Sale- Prir.o Winning P open for an hour or so and dosing vival, 1» now doing missionary work i n e l t l n g s n o w s , S o m e t h l l t »lo»-» g e r m i d e m a it l. » h lrh you nr « llh » r of ynu m a >i I see the pile drivers and other Eggs for hat» hing them up during church time. As for the Anti-Saloon league in Ohio o n te m i Ih c « n rfn c e o f th e s o li n e v e r »>»*' Jk* •"«■«* Mia« J lro n ... pington «!«■ «-*«, .frx.i «-.-«,,« » . (■lau, •«d. .»« lairi S« m In» < » un »v, ■ . « applinnees for the Clyde Line docks ! . •, flir tic i'« in * h! l'I n n f « I m m ì i i w tnt» y o u iik ' n«.r ••«. t «> ih» u n - f . r - t f n r r i f.tM ’ u io f «if ^ 1il«* t n a l h f i l i ' h a n o ' IV**. far as i am individually concerned are on the ground and ready for the rm d » u n - liH» n e « r I lio s u rfn e e . T h e jr « * • • * . » “ hin iv o y . a r . Irom Ih» d a l* setting. Price $2.60. Empor» lu they can close ull of them uji for I Says the New York American: "Hug work. The Cjydu Line probably Aprii iTtb. a f». t di r,. Park avenue. •.» do not need anything on Sunday Umile makes a home run against Ihr uri* klUcd w lth th o flrst d ry s p e li ol wanted the bulkheading finished be­ ■ummer _ ' , y '' ritK B T E K . hut I sm limad enough to wish to So Tuw-i'lf ) leriittif But Ping did his best work fore they started their work but as For Sale Sound anil . . S » n v liig i - l m r r nr>»l o t h e r k l i i d s o f si...... there enjoy the day if possible »gainst them wben h e w u h playing ' -.-.-.I In February nml March on »now N*»i»e -f «ppiir.iion tor T .. 11—d i . d « peu*. Mixed $2.15, Sp»-'kb yet the filling in has not been com­ Srcllun S 7S »I »hr (irnrral S lm intri* anil there is certainly enjoyment in with them " o r h u n c jC n llllM M I k 'n )U IU l i*» \ r i * l l (H ill « N o tirr I« hereby f lv e n th « i i \ L ll« n pleted but we hope for the best and Unknown $2.40 per hush»-! being able to get a cool drink or an g»>»Hi if lifter »«lidIlions lire such that ¿»il, M P«.rvh».r r «t T.» r rr,int„ . for price on 100 Itushel bithave the assurance from the council No. f l 2 l . d * t . 1) ' h«- 5 lh d a y at A p ril, A t>. Did you ever notice that the "funni­ Ice cream cone or a newspaper on t h e »ee»l w ill a lllk I n t o th e s o il d e e p ly I»S2 . ha« tiled •■Id r « r l i 8 r » i r la m v a ttire that the filling in will he done re­ Puilri»'k. Tiflón, (Ja. Sunday. This is just my idea and est play a hall player ever saw" was and Iteeuinr well covered where It fell and ha* made a p p lira tlo u for t a i tire d la la - u i^ ln a re o rd a nr» w ith la » .Said r e r llf t gardless. Our lake front will soon one made by some other fellow, and probably does not meet with the without Im'Iiik lll"V«-»l if the wet. nl r a le » m itra re « Ih r fo ll« > » !n * tlearrihed p ro p For Sale Setting« <»f •g, present a fine appearance with the the "best piny he ever saw" was one ird to K r m tn ttlr r r u a l) , K |tt*ld a . approval of the people who wish to leniate frecxlug and thnw-lng »»>11 will eIo*iy» I I - (» tia ., winning strums White <*r| L it t * I lu V», I#—* ta il* I a nd ft. ho made himself? new hotel, new Clyde Line »locks, r e a l l y p la n t It , th e n U w i l l la ’ n i l r ig h t , [ u n ir la Sub tM tn lim . ».( S I ', . Ser close up everything and who do not uIllnck Lungshnn Pari mlg> a new ho at works and the m-w pa­ T in * s u r e s t w a v t o p la n t s i n i i l l s e e d T l ' , ■ 1 * ï K , A r r ''* , ,1 ... want to ride in an auto, get a paper • ’ T h e *a ld U n ti being a*.*»»ed al t h r d a le Huff Wyandotte, Hurr*-»l li With the Harrison grounds only a vilion that will he erected as soon or cigar or u cool drink on Sunday few minutes ride from New York city. o f a l l k in d « n t l i n y s e a s n n Is t o o p e n of t h r la u m r e o l « u rh re rt*ftra t» tn t h r French I'luce. French .0 1 as the bulkhead is made. Sanford " Yermrtl m ü ít ■ . r1r i' i i'ô ù . » .n ?l .aTi f t j ’fiv lu 7I • My contention has always been that It Is likely that many of tho Newfeds t h e » u rin e « ’ « .d l w i t h " <B»k d r i l l »»r i h l l l 4m- ’r ’etl <ÍIñ )í h a rr» » " lin * «iih *«! **o It w i l l sail! i»»u** tb s r fo n «*n ih r ” $»fh *!»y • ( will then get the benefit of the lake by closing up a city on Sunday so v III b«’ commuters—playing in one f u l l U lt o th e s e » m a il f u r r o w s m a d e h y J y 't í T ir i. i , mt front anil not till then. tight that one cannot even get a state and living In another. F»»r Sale Hoimehoh! furI b e d is k s o u t! Ih e u c o v e r w i t h a m in u t il i thl> t h r s r.ih .lay nt A p r il, t I» i s i v .a ra li E. A D t 'l M I.ASS, meal ut a hotel or restaurant, get 111 Enst Second street l»«*iw» In# harrow. W ith sum e d isk »lrlll« C le r k C ir c u ii C o u rt, S -tn ln o la Co., K in . i The Sanford Building and I.oan gasoline for a car, get a sodu or take BIB Sweeney, released by the Chi­ w h e re the »oll I» m ed iu m d ry a n d f r i­ By j«*. c . Koi.»ri,. D. C. and Bark avenu«». 7 l" T u e » .f tc Association has loaned money re­ any- pleasure whatsoever on the Sab­ cago Cubs, signed with tho Boston Red nì»!«» tile »»*<*»1 will 1h» »u llh -ien ily eovBuree f»»r Sale Bay. s cently for seven homes and thin bath is getting hack to the Hltie Sox In preference to other ofI»‘rs. »0 e n -il »«Uh ihe »lrlll »Iros; »•Imin n ttn i’ h in t'*u»i ut » *««i| Jud*«-, H,min»i« t «um» about 1100 11»«., «afe. «i: makes about twelve new homes to l.nws of the Puritanical day when that he could !>»» nt home In llostou and menti«, tini» savin g *nili>*euuçnt m ech an - j n r, p ,r*tn u t 'S l* 1* '* * lo,u l* «olimi N»> heltiT f rn U ní »-«iverlng It 1« n» f»silPih nnd )r«»-k Kr*nK»n bo built in the next few months. I everyone was compelled to go to look after Ills Insurance business wn-»i»(/itl t.< pin» e wheat .»nt». r.ve. hnr n>) ,,») .1., 1 h«»r-«* in *t. I, U *» wish to commend the good u-ork church the entire day and read nothShortstop Arthur Hi’irli»» of tin* ley . • •>tt‘,u > > r -ili» *» • » ■ » 1 »m t he »urf.ue * ■ » « t<*r. a i 1* 1; 1 . i 1» : -i 11» »«. »1• fnr »|tilrk sale It II I accomplished by th»* building nsso-img hut the Bible. This will not (Bunts, who went to Honolulu with the «..II nnd nil»««- It t.. ............ h> ..... . , . Jui1r, , |.f„i , . .1 112. t >viedn. Fla ciation for without it the many new 1force people-to go t»> church, ami baseball tourists lust winter, report* i'tiiiliu. a- II i* t" «ou «mali »»«si In <•-.(»»*- «» •>!» irii*ir*tr»* »I »(<• ..»»:« .I . m ,» , « * «(.t W « I'1W , Kr*»iVUfi, r la n p u n , 'dr*'« « «spit«*,,, «*.1 ttia» ■» f Ir«».k »**a**d «t homes that have been built here they are not any better »•(! (or being 1hi» spring heavier I ban he ever was * For Sale— My lot on 1 ir*t !(>. t. th e o ld s t y le w a y w I I lim it la d t ig e o \ , » ni * t lm r t » III j» r*» *n t n.y lln * l * r (luring the past five years would forced into church. It uuly makes in his life. In hla case (he extra flesh ere«l Small »red nm»l l»e planted Ihc ream« ■« sdirisUtratrla et *»i«l relut». 1 .Ml o|iposite Hobbips N«-»«t hot«1 • r i) a«k fo r t k r l r * r |> r v , ul. never have been constructed. This ‘them leave Sanford tor some other la ueeded. «¡im e a« large »o«hI. and w hen fa rm er« 11»15. t*. It l » * t r d * A r r j |‘ Sth can buy this proper!y vi-ry -• association has done much for the place where they can purchase these 1.1?.VI E GKirriK. e o n ie t»> renllre tld» Im p o rta n t fn«-t le»» able on lib<-ri|l t* rir.s A d n u o i-I »«Irl» city and I want right'now to inform things and can have some amuse­ IUll Rodgers, tho Cleveland dub's go»»d *ec»l will lie tv asleil nini n itid i IV I»«*n A I I m !»I« i I iI x *. A ttrrr,)--. Itohrrt Burksbaun*. "o l, a ffr t (* V I , S *. I f . s-S, some of the monied men of this city ment. But I have also said that if «econd sacker from the Northwest»’rn « tire r result« will lu» «».<-»ir»‘»l Franklin at red, Tump«. 1 l»1 that the building association is the the »lenient persist in kipping open league, haHlItt«'»! in so well with ShnrtI» f r»t»FK o f 4"«sti f * J Udp r , N rn liiitî# f 'o u n h , ,S(»tr t»f L la tid » Ga-den H o » , Reel. place to invest your mor.ry instead th«’ livelong day. tnak'ng noise nn»l Btnj> Ray Chapman fn practire ihni A• ♦ » » ♦ .» ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ « o e w e e * »♦* » In tr I4t a t« «( T i n - III»»kin.- « f i l » , ‘ f i l l g i m b - n w i s « l Aupu»tu» VrlinniM «if- foreign fakes that have taken so daunting the fad in the face of the Manager Birmingham 1« »•xp»‘ete»» tc N i'tifd * ì» L**rrl ) c.i > •*-1 I* *31 ekliviffC much of Sanford's money and given church people then the wrath would tnak»’ film the regular keystone guar- w m k I - « u m tl«||ig u l i u ti 1« w i t h i n t h , . roui »ni t K* t e»** t f r l i t h ds y - t t n b l l l t y - i f n o » un», w i t h o r . l l n u r y , Ing »1 i l i i t v r . A f 11 I M ' , 1 » h a ll t** * * * nothing in return. The amount of fall upon all of them an»i the Stin»la> •B» n. nuit v In ’ tic mviiiniianylllR eut 1« HreoreMr Cu. I; itrerin*. Ju.lt.- »(salii ‘ ; . t «uri, »» Juitï» »( l'rtlui*. f», ny finul -Sunfnfd money that has been ih- closing would mean that nothing couhi »l»t»\rn a dirai», «fronti and «rrrlcoultl»* di.rb«,gr «»«ruirii ni tl- re»*«» ..I He Had It For Bent Five room •«.•»»* . vested out of the state is appalling lie purrhased in Sanford on Sunday. ta n h ’ti h»>«r r»-d It t» prrlmp» not n* Au«u.tu. M»t>p»*l»l. »tre»*.».i. ««.) »t*» «t t ) r l a i n , 11(n » I »111 ( ir r e r n l ir y A n *! Elm avenue, with all modem In honor of a visit to his plant by and most of it was placed in gold I want to tell you good people (k-Hlrnhl.v a« a nsd such a« »»tie would « r r o u n U * • *> * c u t,i« o t t a ld r * t* t» , a nd provenienti«. Ilfi.OO. Fre»- «aii-r p p ro v a l. brick schemes. Some people never right now that you( ire overlooking the governor of tho stale an automo- 'purehuso, but It I« useful nml partirti *«k fo r t h t l r aipproi Bated April Mb, AT I). ISIS. N. H. Garner. " :1 I" 'th in k about investing in a home en­ tho greatest crime against Sunday blto manufacturer once had a com­ inrly ilrslrahle by those who cintnot M i n n i e M cD o n a l d , E tres tils . terprise, although they make their and that is allowing the stores to re­ plete car assembled lu something tike see their tvny rlrar to buy one. The W ils o n * H o tu h o h lr r , A tto rn e y * . seven minutes. Somo .weeks later, For B en t— t ’ hea|i for c: sh. t Id AS-1-3. &-4. ( I , «-6, Í - 3 . 9 - Ï money in Sanford. Nevertheless main open until Sunday morning after this feat was heralded in thd stand Is triad«’ of four litri» by two Inch acres thoroughly cultivate«! k ill scantling for the «M i-h ntftl top stretch­ the building association continues because you do not choose to do dally papers, the phone rang vigor­ ers nml three Inch by two Inch for the In C o u rt o f Count? J u ila » , fir m in o le C o u n i? Mecca Hammock, elate t»> k> '! to prosper and grow and Is safe and your shopping early Saturday morn­ ously. "is it true that you assembled teg« nml leg stretcher». Two of teach fila le * f f i n t i l i * station. Inquire of E. E. T jl* ' sound and In capable hands. ing or afternoon and causing tko a car In seven minutes at your fac­ are nnnti^l except In the c a s e uf the ¡' . g' ^àÌ n01 73-tip proprietors and clerks to s tay in the tory?" tho voice asked. "Yes," carno legs, where four are wanted. Tim con­ N o t ir r t* hereby t i v r n , to a ll w hom it «tond is simple. T h e "’»J. roarers, I hn t ji i t h . S U d n y ot K»t>For Bent— Neat «ix room him*»- •• J Never in history has such a doc­ storm until after midnight on Sunday tho reply. "Why?" "Oh, nothing," struction of. the , -, , . . . trml-rr. A. D. IVI5, I shall apply to th* tald tho calm inquirer, “only I ve got sides have » • to be mortised to t a k e the tianombl* tlrortr G. Herriteg. Judt* ef Magnolia avenue between I* ,*urt !■ morning. I go to the different trine been preached as we find today ■ i^Jd court, a* Jud(* of Probate,_ tor my «tld and Fifth strret«. H. C. DuR»» . —-the doctrine of “ Smile, Bless you,, churches and 1 fail to »co very many tho car.? „ (mat d ia r h a r c * * • A d m in U t r a t r li o l t h * * * • t v t * o f W . U. H olden, d e rra a c d : and. Ihn» 7*2-:li l1 of the business men or their clerks »mile!" n t t h * u n » tim * i w ill p r r e r n l m y Anal a r r o u n t* a * A d m in is tr a tr ix o f «aid re ta ta In the corrupt days of Rome there there on Sunday morning and asking N a tu re S u p re m e . and a»k fo r thadr a p p ro v a l. Cottage for rent. J. M tis*»’i was a supposedly optimistic doctrine some of them w\hy they did not at­ D a te d M a rc h 4th. A . D. IS IS . ' Not fll the product of artificial A D E L I C I A I t . * • ''* . OF.N tilt-M p common of " E s t , drink and he mer­ tend church their answer was invari­ greeneries are so lovely as that of • ' f " o ln '- t r a t r l* . ably that they stayed a t the store 1 6 -K rh la y * m o*. ry, for tomorrow we die," but that tbo fields, the counfry garden, the For Rent— House of eight ........ la far different from the exhortation so late Saturday night th at they fence rows, the first roses, tho daffola C o u rt o f C * * * l? Jurf r , H ¡ r i i « l o - n j nti l»ath on Myrtle avenue, cl"*’ ty, 81*1* *í I ... d. of theae day»—the exhortation to could not possibly get to church on dlls, the arbutus which hides under In r * K * t a t * o t in. Inquire of Hill Lumber < » . smile and keep sweet, to look on the Sunday morning. Now this is some­ tho hillside leaves, tho first buds of J. K Ita n k U i. d e r*a«*d _ nffti-A $*■$-1f N o tte * Ir h r f t b y f l v r n . t o *11 » h o n I t O ffic e , the rhododendrons and the other forma bright aide o f . things and to keep thing that the ‘church people can may r o n r o r n , th a t on t h * iM h day of tolBng of tho lifo blood drawn di­ well take up and if /hey want to do D r to b * r, A D . 1911, » b a ll appi«- to th » your troubles to yourself. rect from the earth, wbila poor man­ stretebers and also the legs- The » tta a o r a b l* G r o r to G H n r in s . J u d i* o f For H c n t - r Several nice »’Ilice Cherefulness has even been found something for the young men of the s tr e tc h e r s have to l»e tenone»! to flt In ttf ,«),) Court a« Judga of Probaia tor my kind has to take all second band. rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N • city look after the late Saturday to haVe great therapeutic value and lite sid e » , and thè .n u le ap p lica to th è "««j ^ " u V Ì I l n - ^ d i i S ^ 'V a S '( W a T ro Ì 3- ‘ (_ log s tr e tc h e r s nnd t h * lega. T h e on ly atm* ttm * l wlil pr»r«*nt n»y Anat icm u n u Yowell & Co. great moral value, and the world (a night trading. It b something for a* E ircu trix ot asfd retato and ask tor Ibetr f jiart of the construction which Is not approval beginning to have suspicions that a them to think about for tho very Alpmlnum. For Rent— Furnished house of rive altogether simple Is that of tho lego, «aTuy lutea i t eIS lo » D * l* d A p rrii il 3 rd , JAi *. D . IS grouch la a carrier of evil germs of people who are so strict for Sunday Aluminum cooking utensils are n de­ rooms, screened throughout, tekMr*. E. G. HUTCHINSON. ' J Kit rutti«. closing arp the ones who chop late light untlt they turn dark Inside—then which, of tViursc. are on u slope and several malignant species. lh»ne, gas and all modern conveni­ mdst l»e tenonud accordingly. The «•«, b l. 6-8. T-t. S-S, S-7. In the home, the grouch sapa the Saturday night and the ladies are they are abomination. It b easy, how­ reel la formed with two circles of wood ences. $20 per month for thr»* ever, to keep them brlghL Either fiaUc* af Salo af S titriM Slw hp life out of the other members of the the worst offenders. made up of three boards, the narrow­ months, includes water. Mrs. Dick­ N oti»-» i* h«r»by (Ivon that I, C, O. Me' wash them in soda and water or bolt household, so he is a criminal per­ And another thing. I understand tomato parings in them; cuttings from est in the middle. The boards are held Lauihlln, tro»tre for tho bankrupt retato enson. 906 Myrtle Ave; lY-tlc forming slow murder. / f 0 J Í Ó Í Í " '. «.*. l Ì ' s ^ f ordVrîoï* that the d t y will not take up the rv tbarb anil the water It wai washed together by small circles screwed «o ; ?£ In the church, th<i grouch saps Sunday dosing but Will agk the in alone will often do the work. So them. The reel will run on an Iron ida, a* tho formar put* ot btuin*«* ol said bar P « . ^ through the middle of $h» S W ' - Î K T i - . ï ot’ ' ^ . the lifo out of .the other members county to take it up and thua place will lemon and table salL sides. Metal or wootl washers should ¡ m»rth*ndi** ot *ald bankrupt, also all As-1 of the love of .God, and hb depres- the burden on the dty offidala under tw* l n m t ttatwaan «n it ,urre and in ,«aid I». nputceti urtween th me« m reelI i-ntla enus nna o| aodn tounlain conminad tb, nb. d m affects all who come under his the plea that the state law covers it. the sides of the stand. To make the )»« to m rhatt.i mortene*. 1« tiMo.oo. .‘2, Rlghteoualy Indignant, ■111 nl*o nt amid tires act) nil th* book influence. I want to aay that th b la getting •ad will IIMd of Üte firm (dbcovertng thaï arrangement a lasting one It should all arrount* duo «aid haokre In the. business world the grouch out from under the organic jaw of be painted before being pul together. th*r at * aid tire* o (*r i t ! Wanted— T o exchange farming ond on# t o bis apprentie« and hla yorng daughter donai man r»(l«(*r aubioct lo m* is the calamity howler and the ob- the constitution and demonstrates orè^ correspond Ing )—We'«L welL it'a It should be repainted In the spring Dation m alm et ot «rklch three al* (lilt graripg Und In Volusia, county for n bat­ stale .In the way of propeas end that the d t y of Sanford cannot at­ love Tetters tho ras cal U wrfting to wlten It la perfectly dry.—Farm Prog- aneo duo tho National Cash K »el*t*r Cere house and lot Id Sanford. Apply paay pt U 09.00 ( q M aU LU O H U N . h b existence b like any other tend to her own affairs but must asy daugh'er, and on -my typewrttor, J . H. Hutchinson, 11th and call In the aaabtanea of the sheriff tool— Munich Filer"J1de PUe'*>-r t ile n c a b r e e d e r . avenue. 6&‘9i Tf 4-*0 SH Tn,,t^ CURBSTONE GLEANINGS ♦ .CLASSIFIED ABVFRTIMNr l|Jln|j EVEN THE GATE “ TOST NOT IN IT § FOR SALE FOR RENT ]; WANTED 3’♦<♦>♦•»»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ w r I .................. . ; - 9 .__________e. - ■ �•• s, •. • - ■ *v sky&Oà !N TUE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION' PUBLISHED SEM I-W EEKLY I .. ■ -- - ON. TUESDAYS FRIDAYS ID H E liA L D 1 THE IN SANFO RD— Life /» Woith Lining S A N T O Kl>. F L O R I D A . Kill DAY. M VV 7. 19 15 V OL UM E VI S O . 74 MANY NEW HOMES BIRD HAY OBSERVED CITY COUNCIL MET DIS­ STATE LAW MAKERS POSING OF MANY ITEMS CONTINUE TO MAKE A LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS* COME BEFO R E T H E LEG ­ ISLATURE BUT FEW " “ ARE CHOSEN“ " Tallahassee May (!.— An anti-feebill introduced by Repre­ sentative Wood, and whirh is en ­ tirely different from every other tneasuie aimed at the abolition of the present method of payment for services by county officials, ah* rereived a favorable report at the hand* of the house committee on county officials. The Wood bill makes tax assess­ ment* as the basw for figuring the salaries of the various officials. oystem litigation, its constitutionality being questioned. •in -the senate- rrsfPrrtnr afternoon there was a lengthy debate on the bill providing for filing of )in pendens in cases where individual property rights of women are concerned, by contractors or builders oi others fur­ nishing 'material or labor for im­ provement of such property. Sen­ ator Mimes vigorously opposed the bill, contending that it was unnec­ essary and smacked of special priv­ ilege. lie thought women have suf­ ficient protection in the matter of property rights. Senator Wilson contended they had insufficient. The bill advanced to third reading. The Harrison anti-trust bill, which passed the house with ease last weekha* been favorably reported out of committee and the indications are that it will be passed. Four cl awes- are e n umer at ed as follows: Counties having an asse ss­ ed property val uati on up to $ 2, 000.000. counties having n val uati on between 12. 000. 000 und $ 5 . 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 , counties between $5, 0 0 0 ,0 00 and $ 10,000,000 a n d counties over $10, ’’ ll is r u m o r e d " that S e n a t o r igoti 000 000. wlit be a c a n d i d a t e (nr t lie office »1 ff» the first class the monthl y s al ­ Commi ssi oner of Agricul ture: that aries would be as follows: ( ' apt It K Itosi- will c o n t i n u e to be Clerk of Circuit Court $ 15 0 t h e slate c h e m i s t , that C a r e y liarTax Assessor », . . 100 dec ‘has the gubernatorial bee buzz­ ing: that Senator Farris has already Sheriff . 150 been stung b y that i nsect ; that For­ County J udge ................ 50 rest Lake bejieves he will make a In addition to the County Judge good comptroll er, and i* apt to gn would receive all fees paid 'inti* hi-* af ter the off ice off»*', which include* marriage li­ " I t is sit i d " t ll.it there 1« not 1! cense ices and others. County Commissioner* would r>- member of t h e «citate « lm ha- not rt-i * ■ i muni lily salary of i J ■ im ad «urne well d'-filicd puliti. ,i| .i-piruillUon of an allowance ol live cents lion t<> olile*- higher up. and tli.it f*er mile for traveling too and from more than t hr*-*- lift h* of t to- house are * <*nt:i|*'*>t that 11..- next «*-*-t.»n the meetings Tax C o llecto r.................................. 100 •if fix mg at It i »i in. or l I I............ t senate, mi it 1« «aid wal 1« to l.e Tin* train will ' *ingre*»mnti it' the Sei inni [ii«irii t, di orlinoli at 1 p in if .»ill » mi nt hut hu* ju«t a suspicion t h a t he had n ■lining better wail a n d -»■*- flow t i e p* tifili' ■Ir -i » n -I generally ur*1 going to ' a t * - to- h g Itili before goltlg out to i- h f •- l i ­ ti a tint. Clerk of Circuit Court I'rediler, t i I..i rie L 1>.i v - i ■I if* So far Arttorncy to-iii-r.il \\ • t i* •unopposed, a t least then- k.;« been î ’J.'tO no boom for any other man fti-iml Jim tfn,ii;t g armimi on troubled |.>> joo liticai «en <*t I .»-un Sheriff 250 County fudge und lee* 100 It may n o t Ite s u d i a j o k e o n tinCounty commissioner» would re­ senat e a f t e r ni l t h a t it passed t h e ceive $50 monthl y in uddit mi to five F d l ' i t u - r c c h a r t e r hi|l c a r r y i n g w..m rent* |n-r mile for niileiige • ti'« suffrage w i t h it It will be reIn class four the following m e m bered i b n j at tin- titin- it x.t« arie« would prevail' -iij- l....... I t fi.it t *r■■ I«t*t* t >'■ I • t ’l e- - of I m lilt ( *ouM Tiu \--e*-or T-t» t'e.le.tor .» t o o J 5n J 5o too Sherd! tt.**r» • i , r ' . r r n U*«»4 n i fili «I if* l i M' . i l t '-. s »t s** 1 »* ft 1 n f 1*11 - u * . t- . j\ f i - 1»’•**-- «I- ♦-»«»! i «»r li\ c: $f I lie im-riil»urA d i r i ' « t l y Hui County J udge (and fees) 150 t h i s mo rn i ng tin- s e n a t e p u t t h r o u g h County commissioners would r e­ a m e a s u r e g i v i n g tu w o m e n t h e ceive a monthl y sal ary of $100 per r i g h t to Imiti office, a n d l u t c r o n it month in addition to five rents |>*-r Will lie raffl'd u p o n | •*-r bit I »I« tit pa«« mile for mileage. u p o n tlie gr.I mil.»! her n m e n t i m e n t By the proposed measure the w i t h t he wor d m u l e " «I fi c k el l f r om commissioners In the smaller >uun- it U I,e t h e r l i t e I.l it er p,i««r* or -lot ties would receive some !>•«« I (pin the - i t w iti !lkel f I................ d ‘ d f- ! In- pul $0111 llow.tncc given them a n .......llA b tf»! ti,, i- mul itati i.i. of otti'** .it' a> how In the counties abo ve tfn« m o r e s o u g h t a f t e r t h a n t h e s u f f r a g e rla*s. however the commi ssioner f r n n e i u s e , a n t i t h a t i> |U«t w h a t I lie would begin to receive considerable • s e n a t e p r o p o s e * t o g i \ ' t h * ' m , *** f a r more. In the very largest co unti es as appointive ofbees are conc erne d. where the assessed valuation amo un t s T i mi this bill should h a v e come to ten million or more dollars the f rom one of t h e strongest l o ca l op­ commissioners would receive $ 1 0 0 t i on senators belonging to t h e légis­ per month. lat ur e. Senator J one s of R se a i n b i a c o u n t y , seems t o refute in a way the Tallahassee, Fla, - The house com­ o ft repeated s t a t e m e n t that t h e local mittee appointed Friday to invest!- optipnists are «fruiti nf mi xi n g the late into charges of drunkenness in women in p o l i t i c * According to the the legislature Monday afternoon re­ s t a t e m e n t of a t least one ma n, it potted its findings and absolves any g oe s even f ur t h e r than that. It d e m ­ member of the house from any such o n s t r a te s that while local o p t i o n is t s charge*. a r e unwilling t o dr.ig the women « In u weekly letter recently sent to down in the m i r e of cu r bst on e and the Manatee River Journal of llra- preci nct politica, they are willing to dentown, Representative Wilson gix-en the women nil they c a n of the *l»o,e of tho shame-and disgrace of liest there is nin politic*. . 1 drunken lawmakers. His statement challenged by Representative iarrison of Duval and RcpreaentaSpecial Service Cnldstcin of Nassuu offered a The Epworth League anniversary tesolution demanding a full investiservices xvili bo held next Sunday ntion. night at fh'p Star- Theatre. f* Holdstein, Turnbull nnd This service will bo -composed of r ^ln wcre appointed a committee 0 conduct a probe. A hearing was songs, music and addresses by some " p'd Monday morning, and the re- o f 't h e best talent of tlie Methodist P°rt submitted shortly after the church in Sanford nrnong the young pcdpleT ouse convened in the nfternoon. viT11- I.....; ■ ». oi ..i, M ■j , Tin- May meeting of tile Worn* ■ I I .1 b* 1.1 U •■I • O.. . \l .1 -. V 5 ' tei* .1 oi It.i "M y Mo th er \l] uri' ltixlletl to tin- «I'M ice tl to Ir It ^ I' I under tin lead*'* ill p of Mr« I I ti.it* bel ti lo >r II X P I Mt * t . k ■' -t* -! . p- •«t I* J. t lln* 1 I«m tt, -1 e . ! It . I. If, - I, l li ,i » I ; pol.li- * a i *. I f**r t*-eir . 111 diiig ge m- r un* , <»*, - 1. 'p ti. «lo-.a .\ I L. I ! . ■ hi......... D Da x 1'iiti, • to I ’r*-.,i le »g, 1« it Nere** a r X I D ■In» ori I »r for nur officer* to Haxe «eli 11II,* lit llefi.re I liey Kit force I lo­ Law* now ..»•t Mr* John Mel«* li lor on Olir Mat Ute Hooks'.'" Tin* a b o v e m.i* lune». question will be tbe subj e ct of t h e Mrs tt \V Abernathy, t'hrm address for the evening by Mr and Committee Hyman. el I h \| r« rottiti* I to f.in* Routine hUMlM*» was Report* fr o m tin- xttri- il, |< ir| m.-ti1 « - bo xx » ■! g r a t i f y i n g .f tV tiling month' « I’ I! a i t ...................t ! I ..ti L * f not t l ie t aititi . ■••Mimi“ oter4«. (bunking tbe I lilt- menilo rs* i ml woini n ••f San (-•rd Ittf t >.,-i r «apport in «et urtllg ■Ion loo ol Jtto i furniture i t ' f»T I fte etuiiity botile wit* read The re port fruii tin- relii f * ilium Miff Mr« U U \lo-riia t by, chaiiman was 1110*1 gratifying Member* of the club were ii»si rut-1ert to notify tin■>r< l.irii-* of tb** \a rinti* tfepiift * nielli« immediately a* to their di­ p i -o o . ! t MO e 1 . * I f t . , * „ - t •- • . »■ ' ' ! . - 11 -'"It .Itili*- 1.1. I - • in •* 11a III loca . 11-01 H U . I n !•' 1 1-.1 l o t (o tP*T,« II, the eft ••I .«•»n fiir.i xx a s K. I . ! Mi Mo I t I• g ■ 1 I »I I I l o i I I I pl.ti ed *«n it* nr*t reading alili p.IHSNineiiiher were Mr*. Il C k,error ed. it was moved that the rules be and Mrs. Deane Turner: alternates waived and that it lie reati by t i t l e Miss Laura Fish atul Mr*, T e r h e u n . (»rga'i/e Nun-'«» '«rhitiil ui I p ala I p«ula, V»it il J ’11b. I ••I .’* 11 VM p'e.t *' lo t. g «er \Me I I il* lie- • fi II* i h h V Vita' ' fu « « Vii—ititi,irx i Su loia;, «t ititol xx.t* organi/.etl xxtlli ot l |i e r * , 1 « f o l l o vx « r t p i l i . p it i V ■* t ^ u ( >L M p Sopì t K.ittl a li fe ti only und placed on it* second r e a d ­ only and. placet! on its second r e a d ­ ing Roll I Ax*-, He rndon, A bernai by , \d. in« Dinge* Davi«on, M xxxt tl ar.d T o l a r I' v«ltS theft re. i) t'X ti tl e l i t 1 1 ,.| " \x- I >t t, ,;> > D. t X i ' ot . Vt • r • II I’a s s et L Lol l r a i l Vd a t i t * . M.iXWtll a n d I a- to r 1’Hssed It was moved a m i ».if.i immIi d that t Lie rule* be f ur t he r vx..ix<ij l anil that it be read in full and placed on its third reading und . final passage Roll call Aye. H e r n dun. A b e r na t h y Adams, Di ngee, Davison. Maxwell and Tolar. It was then reiul in full and rull cal l. Aye. Herndon. Vbernttlhj Adams, Dingee Davison Maxwell and T o ­ lar. Fussed. j ’iersttn: S*-cy . Mi«* Kliba Siedi, Trt*as , Mr* Christine Ilorell. It xxa* tleciiled to bave thè lirst «cit.ioii on t lit> fotlowmg S a hluit h ut thè l’resbyterian chunh ut fu a. m Yttii are cordially i n v i t e d to all ami ilefer tiie c.p|ioiiit meni ••f teachStar Theatre Sunday the services of the church anti will V full program of M e t ho d i s t *er- ers aliti Ut ber business lonnecti-il lie given a cordini welcome thè c&m mence meni of thè xmi * at the S t ar T h e a t r e xxill liegi»i wiib «ebollì tilt tlist lime Sec., Kbba Mr Sherman appe ared be fort* at ’»:45 next Sunday morning New l.'quipatent loslulled Stelli the council and usketi that rt-rlain Sunday school, 9 15 to |fi 15 T h e c o m Iteinte arc for the l‘uri«h The nbnve wu* tln morning min* concession* lie grunted him on the Sermon b y the pastor a t 11 00 House movies has arrived and has i i 'i l o c k . been installed. Thi s means bri ght er I xening worship will be in charge and b e l t e r pictures. The " Ch oi -o of the Kpwort b Li'UgUo late S o l d i e r " will be tin* iir«t pi ct ur e shown with the full e q u i p m e n t . Li very body welcome ul euch ser­ Come and see it It will be fine. viti- fx.« itriking Figure Representing the North Sea, Panama-Pacific International Exposition/ San Francisco, February. 1915. for thè Sunti;-.y »■■botti uilh lite hope lo kt ■p une gol li g. i( poKsltte ami a nuintier nf others are cxpcctod next lime. ¡1* tllere i* ruttili for all, The li*, ri t-cs who tu \!• con o liteti to try a class are Mr*. Rondi for thè child't n Mi** Clark, ih" ir termi diate ami Mrs. (ìco. Clark I he» llible class lakt* front, to enabl e turn to est ali It’ ii a turn basi n und boat y ar d . Referred to t b e city engineer und city a tt or n e y . Dr. Miller asked t h a t the c i t y donate $">IMMI per mo n t h to t h e count y to P. y (or tin; ci ty c h a r i t y pal ientr. T h e c i ty a t t o r n e y ruled that it could not be legally done, as the poor f ar m belonged to the poor Stirplqy school W'U) . m e e t there mix! S u n da y ; t 3 ’it» part of tin- county. A n um b e r t-ame in lat er for ehurrli pnd in tho evening a good crowd wn* present. T h e y eert;.inl\ listened to some good .«* rmons. T b e nty r l e r k was on moti on a u ­ thorized to re fund t h e Vinuscd p o r ­ tion of the ti ll er license» ¡jtfucil b y Ititi» to those wishing to t?o o ut of the' Imp it.e;-*. l ltl'S. *l'b e r e XXt r e tw elity tllfee gallleretl •'''Mfnrff as well a s . to ;iov o t h e r A co mi mrni c at i on from t h e ’ c i t y engineer r el at ive to the fini») ing nf It w.t* Thi» i* one of t Lu- mo.*t popular of t Ln* bulkhead w;t* re: d C ho c o la te Sol di er — ____ ... i t is hoped th a t the membership The anti-coupon law, passed two of the church, with all friend* of the tars r.go nnd which hud been a young people will be present. Some _. «bants0 nffontuntion t k ------- - among ,tho 'V,u mcr- of those who. will take purl are Mr*. its r e n J : S Nawton, Miss Mary Chappell, Mrs. r'P<c.| and others holding tho law Steinmryer, Mr. <'nul bourne. Mr. nf » * 00d * ad t0 tha interests Sm ith, Mr. Adum*. •d bld# ia,r to W repeal.Special, Violin Solo— Mr. Paxbv th^ \ lil1 reB"el|nff it was passed Y iDe house late yesterday. I t U ton, Musical Reading—Miss Phliit will be passed by the sen- Ups. Thin program will begin a t 7:30 Tt - ,1- io I ill . l t d K l i f 11111!»1 \ .4 , .lit !}p .»' • «',1. t r.t riH- Ni» ti* •» 1: k•«j »e 1 1*..... .. from 1 .*• I 1. «tat ,11e*11,t M - L \ I . ».-I ■ 1i.cn her it I - ■r fi i h m . «, * • ■1 li. V t mil »»I XId- •lui* mp M it. »* V|>tt Dl liiipliM Ner'ti*'« isuntla) i'rt". tt I'tlUilt « I lu it The service* at the Muplisl i■hurch held in the Temple corner of riirk 1lllll.ll lull* fill •it II Ul* 1 »xeni» und Nixtb «tre.-t, for Si I f f ) \. \i\r Mr* tt tt \ Max ‘*th will be a* follow* \\ »1 ■ I.*. !.. ' t i,|t. TI 1** f.* •». ! « * \1 t. . . ti s,.* ri.» in !.. ! . t! will 1 5 . i»» »!!•»• N•»i i| . t ti. I'. XXIti ! . t" make tiieir i ofi t nbll t lulls will ilowt-r . please notify her by phone ami she lidio Preaching. T h e pastor. R e v will arrange to have them called for (ieorge Hyman will deliver an atl- w)»»»» ready drex« on rtir subp'ct .it pn tiling if|x|io>i‘i| of II M a . u $-II. C H. Dingee ( li nnd No. 11 tt K Herndon. Uil S reati by title. Roll WUH ^ IMI, Abernathy. D av i s o n, Villini*. Maxwell D im gee and T o l a r No, Herndon. Passed. It was moved’ ami seconded that t h e rules I.*- further xxaived and that it be placed >ih it« third reading and tinul passage Roll taill. Aye. Abe r ­ nathy. Dux i «o i i , Adam«, Maxwell , Dilige»' urn! To l ar No. It \V. Herndon t' iirned. It was th e n read in full and placed on its third rt tiding at. •! tu I passu gè Itoli rail. \ye, VIoTiinl by. Adams, Dingee, Davison, Maxwell unti Tolnt. No, H tt Herndon. Mr Herndon exI ipeil that be dui not vote a g a i n s t tile f'll[ he aij«e he opposed the p a v ­ ing of tin' «trciit* abo ve inmtioiiiid,htii liernu-e ni lo* jiidgitfent t h e ci ty was not financially able to underlnkc a n y f urther i mpr o ve me nt s at tin« tune An o r d i n an t e, entitled an ordinalice prohibiting ri-«taorfnts. l u n ch ■lite • -J i "!'• • t .1fill ..|i wht els It H it XV.. m.in « t lull ni h. TO H UG H EY TTTTO B E TTVETT TTTTII “ Resolution passed by the .hoard of county commissioners in and for BRICK— OTHER M ATSeminole county, Florida: TER S CONSIDERED Whereas the good (tenpie of Sem­ inole county have responded most j Th e- city council met in regular generously for the request for tissession May 3rd. 1915, at 7:30 p. m. sistante anti donations in furnishing Present, IL W. Herndon, president; the new county home; and W. W. Abernathy, J. Adams, C. H, Whereas the donations received Dingee, R. C. Maxwell anti II. E. have far surpassed our expectations, Tolar. Therefore be it Minutes of last meeting were read Resolved, that we tuke this means and approved. to express our thanks nnd apprecia­ A petition sigtU'd by a largo m i tion for the many donations received jority of the property owners .on nnd lie it further Park avenue and ’Hughey street Resolved, that we wish also to north of Tenth street, asking that thank the committee of ladies from the’ city pave said streets was re­ tin* Woman's Club for the assistance ceived. , rendered in soliciting these dona­ Aq, ordinance entitled an ordintion*, and be it further ance requiring the grading anti pavResolved, that the clerk of this j ing of portions of Park avenue and board shall furnish a certified ropy Hughey street with vitrified brick »I t hi* restitution of t h a n k s to the was read and placed on its first W o m a n ' s Cl ub, ami f urt her t ha t u reading Roll was tailed. Aye, copy In- furnished the pres* U tt Abroniiihy, J D Davison, J. Adams, R. C. Maxwell, C. H. Adopted this M a y 4t h, 1915. ! Dingo* nnd IL E. Tolar. No, B . W. L. P. Hagan, Chrm. Herndon. Pnssod first rending. L. A. Urumley Moved anti seconded that the ru'es C. W. Kntzminger he waived and t hut it he read by J. A Clark title only and placed on its second reading Rollcall. Aye, W. \V. I T Wriallti Abernathy, J . I»Davison. J. Adams T f i ■! it>il b i ■nl to) t *•»»< to-r * ari­ lo t > • . c l- . 1 t >>t t; >1.|»1* ! r I v *n IMg fito- p r *|e of I In ( ! ildr. II O'K a n d I f a i thful n h « e r X a I n *• of a,,,i D v Ihrff tr.illi |nr tile veterans 1 tlu-ir friend* leaving Jarksun- Clerk *>f Circuit Court f'-'Ou T-i v A” *-**or 1 >n Tax < ol It-* tor 150 Sheriff 200 County Judge (with fees* 75 County romn>t*»ioner» would re r«'iv«■ $15 monthly in addition In tiw ■•o'- per mile for ;iu!«.ig. |o t la«« three the following «ill anti PARK AVENUE Resolution .«how 111 «pril.ll lit .las* two. IIP to. $,1.0110.IMMf t lie following salaries would prevail T.i i V- «••'«or Tin <'oiler tor i ( h e a p I tal e* ti. Iti* b i n o mi T h e \ I la tit i* ( o a s t laro* ha* been i|e*lgi ali li 11« the official ro ut e to the Ri chmond Reuni on of tin- I ruled ( 'nhfedi-riilc \ eterni».* on lune l*t t * :r ! I'».. \ t f * itl •11•• r . t *- they will to- iti II» «en.it*- and t h at hunch how to do t h i n g * #ru-< would pri-veall: I Last T u e s d a y was Ihrd Day and wfts generally observed all over the state und here in Sanford the parade of the school children and the exer­ cises at the high school auditorium were all thnt'ronld be desired The children made a pretty sight ns they marched through the streets with their banners, the smallest parting the parade ami the largest bringing up the rear guard each teacher a c ­ companying her class. It is certain that the parade gave the citizens something to think about as few of them realized howmany children are in attendance at the Sanford Ischools and the needs of the children at this particular Against S u n d a y P ic t u r e s > time regarding buildings are great. Some of the children had signs Tallahassee, May 5.— RepresentaJ live Robson of Polk county ask». w iping to the proposed bond Issue that nil picture shows nnd vaude- nntl 1D*-»r appearance on the streets villc shows be prohibited on Sunday. no «*nuht strengthened the idea thaL There are but few towns in the state bond* ire necessary f o r more school of Florida where these performances bunding*. art- now permitted, and it i* under-1 The parade stopped at the-High stood the hill will meet with stTen- School where a pp r op ri at e exercises lions opposition from these cities. were brought lo a grami finale by a - » lle.itt talk up.*»» bird life Delegation* from lacksttnville and mi »! Tampa are expected here this week by D o - tor lllackmuii, formerly tin* t<> appear before the commute*- on preso. I of Ruffin- College ami one miscellaneous legislation in an effort of the well known a ut ho r i t ie s on to kill the bill. The contention is bird life in this state and others. put forth that every city- has a Dr. Illurkntan is a great lover of right to regulate such matters by bini* ami i* most a c t iv e in their lieordinance and that no' new state is half : ml Li* most i n te r e st i n g talk to fieeilcH tile >* 1 I-I-*I oil T i t - r l . y will be of great 1 * i.i fit hi their prot ect ion So many new homes are being built in Sanford these days that the Herald can hardly keep in touch w;ith all of them. This week we note two new houses o u - t h e McCullar corner LoL. of Ninth alrecl and Myrtle beitig erected by L. P. McCullor for rental purposes. Judge Herring is having erected on thu lake front near the (Jubbett home a fine residence and he will bulkhead the property and have a fine home here. Leslie Bryan is having a well put down on his new lots on Snnford Heights and will start work on his new home next week. I_____ !op,ri«hC UR by Panama Pacific International Exposition Company, * t. - , Set» tim e i'll t Lie mixt!, ttiii lie xi been ilr.-iii.i m o v e d ,’; | . d -t -t i f t | t il ! I t* I llZetl lor tin- lO'txte« It |> jm I.p f o r t u p p f e t Mil, l>e i x t i - t . I l l ' l l f r o m triiX .igttMEH m lixe reel» . ft.) will give J u l y 1 t 1915, to Nux l«i, J *« 15. all who see it a gootl laugh. and t hat Dje c i ty clerk fte inst ruct e d C o m e and see. Saturday, May 8. to nic.il the Seminole Dredging Co. a ropy of tho engineers report, to­ gether with the action taken by the NOTICE council. The delinqqent tax list will be The reports of tho officerr wero published June 1st. Fay your t a i read and ordered filed. now and save expense. Council adjourned. /•• M, W. Lovell, Collector. M. W. Lovell, Clerk. : ’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, 1915 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, May 04, 1915 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>, May 04, 1915; <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/fd4441172dcc15b02c57bbe10c17c392.pdf 95161bc17a34ab45b51219791fa8dd97 PDF Text Text " PAGE EIG HT ‘-i ' - T 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 CURBSTONE GLEANINGS BUDGET O F O P IN IO N YOU AND “ JUST BETW EEN n>i M E :” EVEN THE G A TE “ T O S T NOT IN IT § A C11IEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE'LL PILENT 'E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. g aoooooaaoaoaooooaooooaooooooooaooaoaaoaoooaaoaaaaaaao to enforce the laws and when this takes place the city* government l takes a back seat. This method is [ all right for the villages In the county j that are not incorporated hut for Sanforil to call in file county of­ ficials looks to me like the city of1fidals cannot or are afraid to take ¡h o ld -.» efif this - proposition. Florida that have attempted (hi* arc hi’Artlly hef tired of it and to me the simplest and best plap would lie for all parties con­ cerned to offer a substitute for this Sunday dosing, allowing certain places to open for a limited lime under certain restrictions or else close up everything in Sanford even to the hotels and boarding houses and that is just what the state law means if enforced to the letter. _ But as I remarked, there are many things that arc worse than the Sun­ day -opening and they have never occurred to the reformer», probably because the reformers are tho chief offenders. * I MAY 4 THE BANPORD HERALD ,Ji_L_iLL. ________ ,J.am~ PASTURE LANDS . LEGAL AOVLBUSING ♦ 4> 4> ♦ Mollrr •( A?plloll<a far Tal D*»d liidti Stellali S't of Ihr Central Nlalulat Tin? more ferii!»- the Inrnl Ilio Notirt la b»r*by «Irto that W. It. Hum 1 1^1, rd, purrhinr of Taa l'rfliltll« No. IH2, better tin* posture, but -for ecoV ♦ S munie reason» the rough fields £ ¡ f t /V d '..V d d aínlflrtU uf'my VA n P V C I\ 1 :j- mill gullied 1 lllsiflrs should be Jj j baa mad* applicai bin lot ta» ifetd to joui y «I,., Un.! Im, used Iler«! /«»r.jrrns*. f,i* ,«mu^ ), ,, the first li. to lie -, .i It4-.Sr*r«- th«* -dolloaring drerrlbrd |.r»e*rl> ■r •0 i. {-*rltuatrd • Brininola (ounly, fin,Ida. to* t> The InrretHdnii prices o f meats _____ fn ... _____ ___ I in n Id SE ♦ Ì 1,1111 (,f fnrm '■bor *»1 of,‘ n £ ! ^ ii. tlTTl 3t KW” 31 arra*. ♦ make the he /ertile tlel(\n Held» mon* more profprof J} 1th* «al l Und bring _n i he dit«* f ihr Itfuinrr of »inch crrllílrat** ihr . Ilulile In pasture tll.it» In tilled {: Hintet J II. McNeil. Unirr« oeld err* 1 All Local Adverli.scinenlM 1 n,|(.r tihratc »hall hr rr«Irrm #<I nerordinf t© lew, ■< crops. The convenience of water lee flrrd will luue Ihfftop on Ihr hth diy This 1Icadinff THREE CENTS a for the stock »tumid not be overof Mey. A. 1>. I»l&. Uliorrp my eignetur* en*l «al Line For Each In«erlion. Minimum ^ looked tn choosing a Held for a htf the lird tley yf Aprtf, A. II. ¡j. pasture. Charge 25 Cent«. E. A. DOUG LABS, ( ’ In k Circuit Court Brininola C o.. Pia. <ritirfrùùirùtrCrù-CitriïA'Crtrit'trfrtrtt'ùïrtt'ù Hy Ja«. C. Itbbrrt«. D. C. B&-Tu»*ÍÍí ♦ .CLASSIFIED A B V F R T IM Nr l|Jln|j If people would practice looking + •# -• * • *#• ♦ for the happy things in life —and NOTl CK GENERAL SPRING SEEDING. Itoad r»|«ul ol Edgar E. Uro»n, Jo* Carn« Look Pleasant here let us say that the happiest *»on and J. f. Turtiar, irrommonding a Sowing by Hand and With the Aid of public rounty r» ad k» followa: ♦ 1 ' petfptr are those who forget to hunt Thr Sfly (SO) fool roadaay knowir-a* a Disc Drill or Harrow. ---■p- We cannot, of course, nil be For Sale— One Underwood t > for tKeir own happiness in their en­ lUrhmond avenu*, l>*(innln* at tb » Inter Some men C O U SO W seed crellljr by'aettion of »aid roadway with C u m avrnua, writer Nu. ’T : Apply-at city 4 ------handsomer*---------deavors' to mako others* - ha ppy—4 f *g-tbrnr* south-tnrr— M) mil* mil* (I** tl ....i while ottrrnt mitke a find failure ííuu»lag tbrnr* »ootk tmr-lll band, 4* And it*o\ bard for us •»lb 31111 yard*) along tho renter tlnr of Section office. 73-Jt, ]iMJ>T?""'#Buld keep on the lookout of tile Job. The trouble with sowing thr«* (3), lo*n»h!(i twenty (501, rang* to be gooil; « for happy things, they would find thirty-on* (31), BA E. to Ihr int*f***etUin seed broadcast by bnml 1» that In most ol * thirty (30) foot roadway 230 yard« For Sale— Three fresh milk m » , «*• We are sure now'^tnd then them in vastly larger numbers than cases the seed is distributed very un­ north of the «oulh tlnr of «aid »action 3. Martin Iloyle, Monroe. Fin > .{ to be lonely, iwp. 20, range 31, thenre wr«t on aaiif the unhappy ones. ♦ evenly. In thick patches here ntid^Jhln roadway or.o It) mila to Itrardall avenue And we don’t always "do ' 4’ The very allaviation of misery is patches there. The Inelfterleuccd Alao two roadways known a« Jordan road Hogs for Sale— Car load ju«r as we should. Hauti, loo. may sow more seed thnu Is ■"*» ,,ro" n ,0,d’ ” IH) rh of a mile long, *runIJ' accomplished better by' people who and three-quarlera Fcived." Write Martin Doyle, It |? necessnry lo the acre, or he may not sing east B mil* from «aid Ukhmnod avc4 know how to smile, people who know * * *' —*■- *- " — ---- -venue No, 2., for particulars. 55.1 f, To be patient is not always usi- enough sect!. A few experienced l T a ” *ll. Vî»* k ^ T ^ r ' i  ï l l î ! »"d th. how to smile deep down in their m i m i i r a IIU -U can auw fine seetl broadcast atrenter (hatf) «retían lino of ««Id «ectlon 3, easy, ♦ hearts and who can go about carry­ Fat Cattle for Sale— Some iUll To be cheerful is much mo»t n» cventjr ns enn be dono wlth ìò .d .rro .d “^«^»'»“ ^ ‘ qu^M.f'^tìòa1 Uol ing the bblief that this is a fine old ones just shipped,in and in tine ( „ n. H is qulto possible that McGrow re­ mt-chanlcal contrivance. | of s*c. », 20, si. harder still; 4’ world or God would never • have grets that ho over permitted Hoino ivtinro to Ili. soivn I»y he tintiti1 ben lo malntainrd by dUion. Address Martin Doyle, SunIti n «I»«t m 1 1» 1 IO IH Wwn IInII** '*iriv»t# r^iilftili bave prtvloui ini] pince r^' But at least wo can always made it. Uroh to go to Cincinnati. broadcast the surest way to Itnvo the ¡sos. a portion of «amo has been u»ed as a fórd, R. D. No. 2. 65-tfc bo pleasant, ...........t n United Slate« leali route aiaro «aid rout* • a • 4* ground covervd evenly for a perfect V-t-hHahed, *nd thè number of hame. * * , « If we make up our minds 4 B. W. Delahunty, a semi-pro, pitcher Stand Is tl) SOW tightly lutili wnys Of oeeuplr<t and tarma under eulHvation along For Sale— Five • acres half mile T The Sunday closing business is that wc will. • 4> of Elgin, 111., has signed with tho ll„. <!,M. ll— vop. nipxhnntcal « M - " i g S S S ,^ £ T 2 “ ,S ^ T . . ' S 2 : " ; from brick road, quarter mile from being agitated again and us I re­ Bloomington club of the 1. I. 1. league. ers wtltcb dlstrlbutc Beed eveniy and nubile benjflt reeelved. and if no pyotMt loading station, 6 miles from San4' marked before the dosing would be tiuniy r • • • -e And it pays every time to In set rtmounts to thè ocre are cheap ¡’„ .J 1“ 1, 7|f* » .» ^ J L u r *m«Ung f th(« ford, county road on one side, All brought on by a certain few who The Columbus club of tbo Ncbinskn nud tiy all meati.» stimili! bo t)sed « ben Iloard. * look kindly, 4‘ good black hammock land, Tuo 67-Tue*-5te would not use some reason ip open- -3tnto league has made Pitcher Moso It Is (Hw*fb1i> to secure them. Of me Although you feel worried 4 nctos cleared, fenced and f.iro ing for .a few hours on Sunday. I Justus manager for the coming sea- ctianlral n u iiiin ii W T B i'is for l u i small * nuil i seed n w i there incttr « i . . sk-tslcrs and blue; , ♦ do not believe that any one has son arc many different kinds, ranging from ‘ M ; . “;,' ru""»! ' ***'*■ Go0'1 flowl"B W" U if you smile at the world * #" * # *-• the wheelbarrow sctsler to the small fn re E«i»te ol ¡$800. Teims to suit customer objections to a few places »keeping1 » and be cheerful. Auguil* A. äirrln« t’ Ijtrue Kirby, the big outfielder, who î »«»»1 nitnchmcnts to grain drills. The To open for an hour on Sdnday mornall l'rrtlltor«. I.tfite-*, I>l«trlt*ut**.«, and Connelly, IO!) Magnolia avi The world will smile buck # wheelbarrow sceder I» one of the I k »I ail panno« having «Maim» m i)»m«nd< ing or afternoon, provided that no «1 “ " ,0 **»“ turned down by John at you. AfcOraw, Is making a hit with tho •>r th e s e kin ds fo r o n e m an u se o n ly . Virûr’ s n " 1 « î h \Vi you .« « h ,« .i,, no noise or crowd disturb the pea ref til For Salo 20 fine hroud I I»mnu»n »««•îiho nm l fu n n in g llflnl ami rmuir»<l to prr-n ,i »ny rlftim« JBtoufeds. and even tenor of the day, hut if *- «I... .(.„ „ li »„-„i. **««» il ansi «îrrruruS whirh you. or nthtr of you, Martin Doyle, Sanford. It So try to brace up and look |>mrV)it nllimhl ti Ol II UH tlifit nil mnl mmy «*j*lri»l III** «-intr sí Auiu«ta A 4 > Vo, * you give some people an inch they ^ pleasant. 4 ( The Wards retain their righteous pitiny 111 Ih* Itinlì! «*«1 If It lü e XfN'Ctcil III Slrrir»**, »"irt'*p«4. Ul«* of V«vtiaInol<* C’nunIo ihr* umlrriictird r io r y tr ii want to Lake 11 mile, and front a few stand and again declare their Brcok- germinate and produee a crop of good \y(‘ FIs rid*. „ , , ,. No matter how low you «¡thin t w o yaata frum th* 4 hours of opening some of them want feds will not be allowed to play hail plants. Kvcry year literally thousands «tste h*r*ef. For Sale— Eggs for Hatching. 1-t are down; » 4 Dslail Marrh 20 lh, A. I». I 9IÄ to take the entire day und this is on Sunday this year. of tuistiels of hlglt priced s«*e»l are prite pen Orlando Fair. Whit, it.., , , IDA SI HUI NE PAHHAMOUE. Good humor Is always con-" 4 • • • Eivculrt«. wnsteil simply hy "throwing" the seeil $2.60. Other pens $I.f>0 Single o what has called down the wrath of tagious, fil-Tuva-iti 4 upon the tann* surface of the s«dl to Hughey Jennings Is tnUlng unusual tho good people of the d ty upon Comb White I-eghorn, ÎI fin > > ■ L > Hut you banish y o u r. 4 Interest In George Boehlnr. youthful take Its chances with mins nn»1 ele- In Colf ri « f ihr* ( otinly Jcatti*". Nr minalo per setting. the heads of all the dealers. I have Baby chi* h» fl "> ; .¡ • friends when you frown 4 » u n i), .Stalo c*f fintiti« 4 The reason wo much of the never believed there was any harm southpaw, who had only a fair season iio’nls. hundred for remainder of , . si a\ . . , l4 _ In re l‘ »4a»o of * Selected. 4’ Ytilitulilc R4SH1 Ih waatisl la that II m$«« Jimmtr r,u«* c #1 M . tt u , in keeping a drug store or a store with the Tigers last year I t»e«-ollle» rovere»! wlth soli, llcnce nitidi To all Crrduor. l.-gal—«. I».urlimi«-«- and . outhern i aks loul r> r «Il rrr*nn» h«>rrtc rliim» of ilo manti • ig, ruotai* f-'l n 1 • • • where u cool drink could be obtained • • • ♦ « * • • • * * ♦ > > { Ir nevcr germina Ir» and groiv* ..am-i -»i.l K-t*«* uri»riw, ri» George Carey, th** old time "Scoops,' or a newspaper or a cigar on Sunday *nJ '•'* "* rou * « n»»tin«.) who got religion at a Hilly Sunday nj Morii 1« w(i»li>-»l , nway' , hy rnln» unii and1»«r.-.iulfad t>. pr*«*nt «n>- rlaima and For Sale- Prir.o Winning P open for an hour or so and dosing vival, 1» now doing missionary work i n e l t l n g s n o w s , S o m e thllt »lo»-» g e r m i d e m a i t l . » h lrh you nr «llh » r of ynu m a >i I see the pile drivers and other them up during church time. As for the Anti-Saloon league in Ohio onte mi Ihc «nrfnce o f the soli never »>»*' Jk* •"«■«* Mia« Jlron... pington Eggs for hat» hing «!«■ «-*«, .frx.i «-.-«,,« - ri S« mIn» <» un»v, ■ . « » . (■lau, •«d. .»« laiapplinnees for the Clyde Line docks ! . •, flirtici'« in* h! l'I n n f« I m m ì i i w tnt» youiik' n«.r ••«. t«> ih» u n-f.r-tfn rri f.tM’ u io f «if ^ 1 il«* t n a l h fili'h a n o ' IV**. far as i am individually concerned are on the ground and ready for the rmd» un- liH» ne«r Ilio surfnee. Thejr «*••*. » “ hin ivo y.ar. Irom Ih» dal* setting. Price $2.60. Empor» lu they can close ull of them uji for I Says the New York American: "Hug work. The Cjydu Line probably Aprii iTtb. a f». t di r,. Park avenue. •.» do not need anything on Sunday Umile makes a home run against Ihr uri* klUcd wlth tho flrst dry speli ol wanted the bulkheading finished be­ ■ummer _Tuw-i'lf ' , y '' ritKBTEK. hut I sm limad enough to wish to So ) leriittif But Ping did his best work fore they started their work but as For Sale Sound anil . . S » n v l i i g i - l m r r nr>»l o t h e r k l i i d s o f si......there enjoy the day if possible »gainst them w ben he wuh playing ' -.-.-.I In February nml March on »now N*»i»e -f «ppiir.iion tor T .. 11—d i . d « peu*. Mixed $2.15, Sp»-'kb yet the filling in has not been com­ S rcllu n S7S »I »hr ( i r n r r a l Slmintri* anil there is certainly enjoyment in with them " o r huncjCnllllMMI k'n)UIUl i*» \ri*ll (Hill «Notirr I« hereby f l v e n th «i i\ L l l « n - Unknown $2.40 per hush»-! pleted but we hope for the best and being able to get a cool drink or an g»>»Hi if lifter »«lidIlions lire such that ¿»il, M P«.rvh».rr «t T.» r rr,int„ . have the assurance from the council No. f l2 l. d*t. 1) ' h«- 5lh d a y at April, A t>. for price on 100 Itushel bitDid you ever notice that the "funni­ Ice cream cone or a newspaper on t h e »e e »l will alllk I n t o t h e s o i l d e e p l y I»S 2 . ha« tiled •■Id r « r l i 8 r » i r la mv attire Puilri»'k. Tiflón, (Ja. that the filling in will he done re­ Sunday. This is just my idea and est play a hall player ever saw" was and Iteeuinr well covered where It fell and ha* made appliratlou for tai tired la la-ui^ln areordanr» with l a » .Said rerllft gardless. Our lake front will soon one made by some other fellow, and probably does not meet with the without Im'Iiik lll"V«-»l if the wet. nl rale »m it ra re« Ihr foll«>»!n* tlearrihed prop For Sale Setting« <»f •g, present a fine appearance with the the "best piny he ever saw" was one e*iy -(»tiaird to Krmtnttlr r r u a l), K|tt*lda. approval of the people who wish to leniate frecxlug and thnw-lng »»>11 will Io »II Litt* I lu V», I#—* tail* I and ft. ., winning strums White <*r| ho made himself? new hotel, new Clyde Line »locks, r e a l l y p la n t It, th e n U w ill la’ nil righ t, [u n ir la Sub tMtnlim. ».( SI ' , . Ser close up everything and who do not uIllnck Lungshnn Pari mlg> a new ho at works and the m-w pa­ T in * s u r e s t w a v t o p l a n t s in iill s e e d T l ' , ■ 1 * ï K , A r r ''* , ,1 ... want to ride in an auto, get a paper • ’ T h e *ald Unti being a*.*»»ed al thr dale Huff Wyandotte, Hurr*-»l li With the Harrison grounds only a vilion that will he erected as soon or cigar or u cool drink on Sunday few minutes ride from New York city. o f a ll k i n d « nt lin y s e a s n n Is t o o p e n of thr l a u m r e ol «urh rert*ftrat» tn thr French I'luce. French .0 1 as the bulkhead is made. Sanford ’"Y m ü í ■rriiftj’fiv . 1 ' i'ô ù . » .n? lai .T rtlt lu 7I• My contention has always been that It Is likely that many of tho Newfeds t h e » u r i n e « ’ «.dl w i t h " <B»k d r i l l »»r ihlll 4m- ’retlerm <ÍIñ )í h a r r » » " lin* «iih*«! **o It w ill sail! i»»u** tb s r f o n «*n ihr ” $»fh *!»y • ( will then get the benefit of the lake by closing up a city on Sunday so v III b«’ commuters—playing in one f u l l U l t o th e s e » m a i l f u r r o w s m a d e h y J y 'tíT iri.i , mt front anil not till then. tight that one cannot even get a state and living In another. F»»r Sale Hoimehoh! furI b e d i s k s out! I h e u c o v e r w i t h a m inu tili thl> th r sr.ih .lay nt April, t I» i s i v .arali E. A D t ' l M I.ASS, meal ut a hotel or restaurant, get 111 Enst Second street l»«*iw» In# harrow. With sume disk »lrlll« C le rk Circuii Cou rt, S-tnlnola Co., Kin. i The Sanford Building and I.oan gasoline for a car, get a sodu or take BIB Sweeney, released by the Chi­ where the »oll I» medium dry and fri­ By j«*. c . Koi.»ri,. D. C. and Bark avenu«». 7 l " T u e » . f tc Association has loaned money re­ any- pleasure whatsoever on the Sab­ cago Cubs, signed with tho Boston Red nì»!«» tile »»*<*»1 will 1h» »ullh-ienily eovBuree f»»r Sale Bay. s cently for seven homes and thin bath is getting hack to the Hltie Sox In preference to other ofI»‘rs. »0 en-il »«Uh ihe »lrlll »Iros; »•Imin nttni’ h in t'*u»i ut » *««i| Jud*«-, H,min»i« t «um» about 1100 11»«., «afe. «i: makes about twelve new homes to l.nws of the Puritanical day when that he could !>»» nt home In llostou and menti«, tini» saving *nili>*euuçnt mechan- j n r, p,r*tnut 'Sl*1* '* *lo,ul* «olimi N»> heltiT f rn Uní »-«iverlng It 1« n» f»silPih nnd )r«»-k Kr*nK»n bo built in the next few months. I everyone was compelled to go to look after Ills Insurance business wn-»i»(/itl t.< pin» e wheat .»nt». r.ve. hnr n>) ,,») .1., 1 h«»r-«* in *t. I, U *» wish to commend the good u-ork church the entire day and read nothShortstop Arthur Hi’irli»» of tin* ley . • • > tt‘ ,u > > r -ili» * »• »■ » 1 »m t he »urf.ue * ■ » « t<*r. a i 1* 1; 1 . i 1» : -i 11» »«. »1• fnr »|tilrk sale It II I accomplished by th»* building nsso-img hut the Bible. This will not (Bunts, who went to Honolulu with the «..II nnd nil»««- It t.. ........... h> ...... , . Jui1r, , |.f„i , . .1 112. t >viedn. Fla ciation for without it the many new 1force people-to go t»> church, ami baseball tourists lust winter, report* i'tiiiliu. a- II i* t" «ou «mali »»«si In <•-.(»»*- «» •>!» irii*ir*tr»* »I »(<• ..»»:« .I . m ,» , « * «(.t W « I'1W , K r r*»iV lanpun, r*'« « «spit«*,, «*.1 ttia» ■» f Ir«».k Ufi, 'd»**a**d, «t homes that have been built here they are not any better »•(! (or being 1hi» spring heavier Iban he ever was * For Sale— My lot on 1 ir*t !(>. t. the old style way w IIlimit ladtig eo\ , » ni* tlmr t »III j»r*»*nt n.y lln*l *r(luring the past five years would forced into church. It uuly makes in his life. In hla case (he extra flesh ere«l Small »red nm»l l»e planted Ihc ream« ■« sdirisUtratrla et *»i«l relut». o|iposite Hobbips N«-»«t hot«1 1 .Ml •ri) a«k for tkrlr *r|>rv, ul. never have been constructed. This ‘them leave Sanford tor some other la ueeded. «¡ime a« large »o«hI. and when farmer« 11»15. t*. It l»*trd*Arrj|‘ Sth can buy this proper!y vi-ry -• association has done much for the place where they can purchase these 1.1?.VI E GKirriK. eonie t»> renllre tld» Important fn«-t le»» able on lib<-ri|l t* rir.s Adnuoi-I »«Irl» city and I want right'now to inform things and can have some amuse­ IUll Rodgers, tho Cleveland dub's go»»d *ec»l will lie tvasleil nini nitidi IV I»«*n A II m !»I« iIiIx *. Attrrr,)--. Itohrrt Burksbaun*. "o l, a ffr t (* V I , S *. I f . s-S, some of the monied men of this city ment. But I have also said that if «econd sacker from the Northwest»’ rn «tirer result« will lu» «».<-»ir»‘»l Franklin at red, Tump«. 1 l»1 that the building association is the the »lenient persist in kipping open league, haHlItt«'»! in so well with ShnrtI» f r»t»FK of 4"«sti f * J Udp r, Nrn liiitî# f'o u n h , ,S(»tr t»f L latid» Ga-den H o», Reel. place to invest your mor.ry instead th«’ livelong day. tnak'ng noise nn»l Btnj> Ray Chapman fn practire ihni A • ♦ »»♦ .»❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ «o e w e e * »♦* » I n t r I4 t at« « ( T in - III»»kin.- « f il»,‘f ill g im b -n w is « l Aupu» tu» VrlinniM «if- foreign fakes that have taken so daunting the fad in the face of the Manager Birmingham 1« »•xp»‘ete»» tc Ni'tifd* ì» L**rrl ) c.i > • * 1 I* *3 1 ek liviffC much of Sanford's money and given church people then the wrath would tnak»’ film the regular keystone guar- w m k I - «um tl«||ig u liu ti 1« w ith in th,. roui » ni t K* t e»** t f r lit h dsy -t n b lllty -if no» un», w ith o r.lln u ry , Ing»- 1 iliit v r . A f 11 I M ' , 1 »hall t** * * * nothing in return. The amount of fall upon all of them an»i the Stin»la> •B» n. nuit v In ’ tic mviiiniianylllR eut 1« HreoreMr Cu. I; itrerin*. Ju.lt.- »(salii ‘ ; . t «uri, »» Juitï» »( l'rtlui*. f», ny finul -Sunfnfd money that has been ih- closing would mean that nothing couhi »l»t»\rn a dirai», «fronti and «rrrlcoultl»* di.rb«,gr «»«ruirii ni tl- re»*«» ..I He Had It For Bent Five room •«.•»»* . vested out of the state is appalling lie purrhased in Sanford on Sunday. tanh’ti h»>«r r»-d It t» prrlmp» not n* Au«u.tu. M»t>p»*l»l. »tre»*.».i. ««.) »t*» «t t ) r la in , 11(n» I »111 (irrernl iry An*! Elm avenue, with all modem In honor of a visit to his plant by and most of it was placed in gold I want to tell you good people (k-Hlrnhl.v a« a nsd such a« »»tie would «rrounU *• *>*cut,i« ot tald r*t*t», and provenienti«. Ilfi.OO. Fre»- «aii-r ipproi brick schemes. Some people never right now that you( ire overlooking the governor of tho stale an automo- 'purehuso, but It I« useful nml partirti *«k for thtlr approval. Bated April Mb, AT I). ISIS. N. H. Garner. " :1 I" 'th in k about investing in a home en­ tho greatest crime against Sunday blto manufacturer once had a com­ inrly ilrslrahle by those who cintnot Min n ie McDo n a ld , Etrestils. terprise, although they make their and that is allowing the stores to re­ plete car assembled lu something tike see their tvny rlrar to buy one. The Wilson * Hotuhohlrr, Attorney*. seven minutes. Somo .weeks later, For Bent— t’ hea|i for c: sh. t Id AS-1-3. &-4. ( I, «-6, Í-3. 9-Ï money in Sanford. Nevertheless main open until Sunday morning after this feat was heralded in thd stand Is triad«’ of four litri» by two Inch acres thoroughly cultivate«! k ill scantling for the «M i-h ntftl top stretch­ the building association continues because you do not choose to do dally papers, the phone rang vigor­ ers nml three Inch by two Inch for the In Court of Count? Juila», firminole Couni? Mecca Hammock, elate t»> k> '! to prosper and grow and Is safe and your shopping early Saturday morn­ ously. "is it true that you assembled teg« nml leg stretcher». Two of teach filale *f fintili* station. Inquire of E. E. Tjl*' sound and In capable hands. ing or afternoon and causing tko a car In seven minutes at your fac­ are nnnti^l except In the case uf the ¡' .g'^àÌn01 73-tip proprietors and clerks to stay in the tory?" tho voice asked. "Yes," carno legs, where four are wanted. Tim con­ N o tirr t* hereby t i v r n , to all whom it «tond is simple. The " ’»J. roarers, Ihntjii t h .S U d n y ot K»t>For Bent— Neat «ix room him*»- •• J Never in history has such a d oc­ storm until after midnight on Sunday tho reply. "W hy?" "Oh, nothing," struction of. the , -, , . . . trml-rr. A. D. IVI5, I shall apply to th* tald tho calm inquirer, “only I ve got sides have » • to be mortised to take the tianombl* tlrortr G. Herriteg. Judt* ef Magnolia avenue between I*,*urt !■ morning. I go to the different trine been preached as we find today ■ i^Jd «tld court, a* Jud(* of Probate,_ tor my and Fifth strret«. H. C. DuR»» . —-the doctrine of “ Smile, Bless you,, churches and 1 fail to »co very many tho car.? „ (mat diarharc* *• AdminUtratrli ol th* **• tvt* of W. U. Holden, derraacd: and. Ihn» 7*2-:li l1 of the business men or their clerks »mile!" nt th* u n » tim* i will prrernl my Anal arrount* a* Administratrix of «aid retata In the corrupt days of Rome there there on Sunday morning and asking Nature Supreme. and a»k for thadr approval. Cottage for rent. J. M tis*»’i was a supposedly optimistic doctrine some of them w\hy they did not at­ Dated March 4th. A. D. ISIS. ' Not fll the product of artificial A DELI CI A It. *•''*. OF.N tilt-M p common of "E st, drink and he mer­ tend church their answer was invari­ greeneries are so lovely as that of • ' f "oln'-tratrl*. ably that they stayed at the store 16-Krhlay-* mo*. ry, for tomorrow we die," but that tbo fields, the counfry garden, the For Rent— House of eight ..... . la far different from the exhortation so late Saturday night that they fence rows, the first roses, tho daffola Court o f C ***l? Jurf r , H ¡rii « l o -n j nti l»ath on Myrtle avenue, cl"*’ ty, 81*1* *í I ... d. of theae day»—the exhortation to could not possibly get to church on dlls, the arbutus which hides under In r* K*tat* ot in. Inquire of Hill Lumber < » . smile and keep sweet, to look on the Sunday morning. Now this is some­ tho hillside leaves, tho first buds of J. K ItankUi. der*a«*d _ nffti-A $*■$- 1f Notte* Ir h rftby flv rn . to *11 » h o n It O ffice, the rhododendrons and the other forma bright aide o f . things and to keep thing that the ‘church people can may ronrorn, that on th* iM h day of tolBng of tho lifo blood drawn di­ well take up and if /hey want to do Drtob*r, A D. 1911, »ball appi«- to th» your troubles to yourself. rect from the earth, wbila poor man­ stretebers and also the legs- The » ttaaorabl* G rorto G H n rin s. Judi* of For H cn t-r Several nice »’ Ilice Cherefulness has even been found something for the young men of the stretchers have to l»e tenone»! to flt Inttf ,«),) Court a« Judga of Probaia tor my kind has to take all second band. rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N • city look after the late Saturday to haVe great therapeutic value and lite side», and thè .nule applica to thè "««j ^ "u V ÌIln -^ d iiS ^ 'V a S '(W aTroÌ 3- ‘ (_ log stretchers nnd th* lega. The only atm* ttm* l wlil pr»r«*nt n»y Anat icmunu Yowell & Co. great moral value, and the world (a night trading. It b something for a* Eircutrix ot asfd retato and ask tor Ibetr f jiart o f the construction which Is not approval beginning to have suspicions that a them to think about for tho very Alpmlnum. For Rent— Furnished house of rive altogether simple Is that of tho lego, rii «a Tuy J i* D lute.a ISIS itelo » D*l*d April 3rd, A. grouch la a carrier of evil germs of people who are so strict for Sunday Aluminum cooking utensils are n de­ rooms, screened throughout, tekMr*. E. G. HUTCHINSON. ' J Kit rutti«. closing arp the ones who chop late light untlt they turn dark Inside—then which, of tViursc. are on u slope and several malignant species. lh»ne, gas and all modern conveni­ mdst l»e tenonud accordingly. The «•«, b l. 6-8. T-t. S-S, S-7. In the home, the grouch sapa the Saturday night and the ladies are they are abomination. It b easy, how­ reel la formed with two circles of wood ences. $20 per month for thr»* ever, to keep them brlghL Either fiaUc* af Salo af StitriM Slw hp life out of the other members of the the worst offenders. made up of three boards, the narrow­ months, includes water. Mrs. Dick­ Noti»-» i* h«r»by (Ivon that I, C, O. Me' wash them in soda and water or bolt household, so he is a criminal per­ And another thing. I understand tomato parings in them; cuttings from est in the middle. The boards are held Lauihlln, tro»tre for tho bankrupt retato enson. 906 Myrtle Ave; lY-tlc forming slow murder. / f0 JÍÓ ÍÍ"'. «.*. l Ì 's ^ f ordVrîoï* that the d t y will not take up the rv tbarb anil the water It wai washed together by small circles screwed «o ; ?£ In the church, th<i grouch saps Sunday dosing but Will agk the in alone will often do the work. So them. The reel will run on an Iron ida, a* tho formar put* ot btuin*«* ol said bar P « . ^ through the middle o f $h» S W ' - Î K T i - . ï ot’ ' ^ . the lifo out of .the other members county to take it up and thua place will lemon and table salL sides. Metal or wootl washers should ¡ m»rth*ndi** ot *ald bankrupt, also all As-1 o f the love of .God, and hb depres- the burden on the d ty offidala under tw «nit ,urre and in ,«aid I».* nlnmt putceti ttatwaan urtween th« me m reelI i-ntla enus nna o| aodn tounlain conminad tb, nb. d m affects all who come under his the plea that the state law covers it. the sides of the stand. To make the )»« to m rhatt.i mortene*. 1 « tiMo.oo. .‘2, Rlghteoualy Indignant, ■111 nl*o nt amid tires act) nil th* book influence. I want to aay that thb la getting •ad will IIMd of Üte firm (dbcovertng thaï arrangement a lasting one It should all arrount* duo «aid haokre In the. business world the grouch out from under the organic jaw of be painted before being pul together. th*r at *aid tire* o(*r it !Wanted— T o exchange farming ond on# bis apprentie« and hla yorng daughter donai man r»(l«(*r aubioct lo m* graripg Und In Volusia, county for is the calamity howler and the ob- the constitution and demonstrates orè^ correspond Ing )—We'«L welL it'a It should be repainted In the spring Dation malmet ot «rklch three al*(lilt n bat­ stale .In the way of propeas end that the d t y o f Sanford cannot at­ love Tetters tho ras cal U wrfting to wlten It la perfectly dry.—Farm Prog- aneo duo tho National Cash K»el*t*r Cere house and lot Id Sanford. Apply paay pt U09.00 ( q MaULUOHUN. h b existence b like any other tend to her own affairs but must asy daugh'er, and on -my typewrttor, J. H. Hutchinson, 11th and call In the aaabtanea of the sheriff tool— Munich Filer"J1de PUe'*>-r tilenca breeder. avenue. 6&‘ 9i Tf 4-*0 SH Tn,,t^ FOR SALE t to ]; FOR RENT WANTED 3’♦<♦>♦•»»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ w r I .................. . -9 ; .______e. - ■ �•• s, sky& O à •. • ■ *v - !N T U E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N ' PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY I .. ■ -- - TH E VOLUME VI ID H E liA L D 1 ON. TUESDAYS FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life /» Woith Lining SANTO Kl>. FLORIDA. Kill DAY. M VV 7. 19 15 S O . 74 MANY NEW HOMES BIRD HAY OBSERVED CITY COUNCIL MET DIS­ STATE LAW MAKERS POSING OF MANY ITEMS CONTINUE TO MA KE A LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS* litigation, its constitutionality being COME BEFORE THE LEG­ questioned. ISLATURE BUT FEW" “ •in -the senate- rrsfPrrtnr afternoon ARE CHOSEN“ " there was a lengthy debate on the Last Tuesday was Ihrd Day and wfts generally observed all over the state und here in Sanford the parade of the school children and the exer­ cises at the high school auditorium were all thnt'ronld be desired The children made a pretty sight ns they marched through the streets with their banners, the smallest parting the parade ami the largest bringing up the rear guard each teacher ac­ companying her class. It is certain that the parade gave the citizens something to think about as few of them realized howmany children are in attendance at the Sanford Ischools and the needs of the children at this particular Against Sunday Pictures > time regarding buildings are great. Some of the children had signs Tallahassee, May 5.— RepresentaJ live Robson of Polk county ask». w ip in g to the proposed bond Issue that nil picture shows nnd vaude- nntl 1D*-»r appearance on the streets villc shows be prohibited on Sunday. no «*nuht strengthened the idea thaL There are but few towns in the state bond* ire necessary f o r more school of Florida where these performances bunding*. art- now permitted, and it i* under-1 The parade stopped at the-High stood the hill will meet with stTen- School where appropriate exercises lions opposition from these cities. were brought lo a grami finale by a - » lle.itt talk up.*»» bird life Delegation* from lacksttnville and mi»! Tampa are expected here this week by D o-tor lllackmuii, formerly tin* t<> appear before the commute*- on preso. I of Ruffin- College ami one miscellaneous legislation in an effort of the well known authorities on to kill the bill. The contention is bird life in this state and others. put forth that every city- has a Dr.Illurkntan is a great lover of right to regulate such matters by bini* ami i* most active in their lieordinance and that no' new state is half : ml Li* most interesting talk to fieeilcH tile >* 1I-I-*I oil Tit-rl. y will be of great 1* i.i fit hi their protection Tf i ■! it>il b i ■nl to) t*•»»< to-r * ari­ ( heap Itale* ti. Iti* binomi The \Ila tit i* (oa st laro* ha* been lo *n t > • .c l- .1 t>>t t; >1.|»1* !r I v IM g fito- p r *|e of I In ( ! ildr. II i|e*lgi ali li 11« the official route to O 'K So many new homes are being built in Sanford these days that the Herald can hardly keep in touch w;ith all of them. This week we note two new houses o u -t h e McCullar corner LoL. of Ninth alrecl and Myrtle beitig erected by L. P. McCullor for rental purposes. Judge Herring is having erected on thu lake front near the (Jubbett home a fine residence and he will bulkhead the property and have a fine home here. Leslie Bryan is having a well put down on his new lots on Snnford Heights and will start work on his new home next week. Resolution PARK AVENUE t I i . 1 TO HUGHEY TTTTO BE TTVETT TTTTII “ Resolution passed by the .hoard of county commissioners in and for BRICK— OTHER M A T Seminole county, Florida: TERS CONSIDERED bill providing for filing of )in pendens Whereas the good (tenpie of Sem­ Tallahassee May (!.— An anti-fee- in cases where individual property inole county have responded most j The- city council met in regular oystem bill introduced by Repre­ rights of women are concerned, by generously for the request for tissentative Wood, and whirh is en­ contractors or builders oi others fur­ session May 3rd. 1915, at 7:30 p. m. sistante anti donations in furnishing Present, IL W. Herndon, president; tirely different from every other nishing 'material or labor for im­ the new county home; and tneasuie aimed at the abolition of provement o f such property. Sen­ W. W. Abernathy, J. Adams, C. H, Whereas the donations received the present method of payment for ator Mimes vigorously opposed the Dingee, R. C. Maxwell anti II. E. have far surpassed our expectations, services by county officials, ah* re- bill, contending that it was unnec­ Tolar. Therefore be it reived a favorable report at the essary and smacked of special priv­ Minutes of last meeting were read Resolved, that we tuke this means and approved. hand* of the house committee on ilege. lie thought women have suf­ to express our thanks nnd apprecia­ ficient protection in the matter of county officials. A petition sigtU'd by a largo m i tion for the many donations received jority of the property owners .on Senator Wilson The Wood bill makes tax assess­ property rights. nnd lie it further ment* as the basw for figuring the contended they had insufficient. The Park avenue and ’ Hughey street bill advanced to third reading. Resolved, that we wish also to north of Tenth street, asking that salaries of the various officials. thank the committee of ladies from the’ city pave said streets was re­ Four clawes- are enumerated as The Harrison anti-trust bill, which tin* Woman's Club for the assistance ceived. follows: Counties having an assess­ passed the house with ease last week, ed property valuation up to $2,- ha* been favorably reported out of rendered in soliciting these dona­ Aq, ordinance entitled an ordintion*, and be it further 000.000. counties having n valuation committee and the indications are ance requiring the grading anti pavbetween 12.000.000 und $5.000,000, that it will be passed. Resolved, that the clerk of this j ing of portions of Park avenue and counties between $5,000,000 and board shall furnish a certified ropy Hughey street with vitrified brick $10,000,000 and counties over $10,»I t hi* restitution of thanks to the was read and placed on its first ’ ’ ll is rumored" that Senator igoti 000 000. Woman's Club, ami further that u reading Roll was tailed. Aye, wlit be a candidate (nr t lie office »1 ff» the first class the monthly sal­ copy Infurnished the pres* U tt Abroniiihy, J D Davison, Commissioner of Agriculture: that aries would be as follows: J. Adams, R. C. Maxwell, C. H. Adopted this May 4th, 1915. ('apt It K Itosi- will continue to be Clerk of Circuit Court $150 ! Dingo* nnd IL E. Tolar. No, B. W. the slate chemist, that Carey liarL. P. Hagan, Chrm. Tax Assessor », . . 100 Herndon. Pnssod first rending. dec ‘has the gubernatorial bee buzz­ L. A. Urumley Tax C ollector............................... 100 Moved anti seconded that the ru'es ing: that Senator Farris has already Sheriff . 150 C. W. Kntzminger he waived and thut it he read by been stung by that insect; that For­ County Judge ............. 50 J. A Clark title only and placed on its second rest Lake bejieves he will make a In addition to the County Judge reading Rollcall. Aye, W. \V. I T W riallti good comptroller, and i* apt to gn would receive all fees paid 'inti* hi-* Abernathy, J. I» Davison. J. Adams after the office off»*', which include* marriage li­ Ma .u $-II. C H. Dingee It ( li nnd "It is sit id " t ll.it there 1« not 1! cense ices and others. No. 11 tt Herndon. H K County Commissioner* would r>- member of the «citate « lm ha- not i t UilS reati by title. Roll WUH rt-i *■ i muni lily salary of iJ ■ im ad «urne well d'-filicd puliti. ,i| .i-piru^ IM I, and -I f a i t h f u l n h « e r X a In *• of Abernathy. Davison, illUon of an allowance ol live cents lion t<> olile*- higher up. and tli.it the Richmond Reunion of tin- I ruled a,,,i D v Villini*. Maxwell D im gee and Tolar ('nhfedi-riilc \ eterni».* on lune l*t Ihrff f*er mile for traveling too and from more than t hr*-*- lift h* of t to- house No, Herndon. Passed. It was I'».. \ t f * itl •11••r. t*XV .. m.in « t lull are *<*nt:i|*'*>t that 11..- next «*-*-t.»n t * :r ! the meeti ngs moved’ ami seconded that the rules 11 « p r i l . l l tr . i ll i |n r t i le v e t e r a n s 1 lit .las* two. IIP to. $,1.0110.IMMf t lie they will to- iti II» «en.it*- and .«how 1 , Tin- May meeting of tile Worn* I.*- further xxaived and that it be anti tlu-ir friend* leaving Jarksunthat hunch how to do thing* V following salaries would prevail ■ I I .1 b* 1.1 U •■I • O.. . \l .1-. placed >ih it« third reading and tinul viT11- I.... ; ■ ». oi ..i, M ■j ni h. I'rediler, t i I..i rie L 1 >.i v - i ■I i f * Clerk *>f Circuit Court f'-'Ou 5 .it Tt - el Ih rottiti* \| r« I to f.in* passage Roll taill. Aye. Aber­ •if fix mg at It i »i in. or l I I.......... t T-i v A” *-**or 1 >n senate, mi it 1« «aid wal 1« to l.e pn tiling Routine hUMlM*» was nathy. Dux i«oii, Adam«, Maxwell, II if|x|io>i‘i| of Report* f r o m tin- xttri- Dilige»' urn! Tolar Tax < ol It-*tor 150 ' *ingre*»mnti it' the Sei inni [ii«irii t, di orlinoli at 1 p in Tin* train will No. It \V. if .»ill » mi n t ' tei* il, |<ir| m.-ti1« - bo xx» ■! gratify ing Herndon Sheriff 200 hut hu* ju«t a suspicion that he had t'iirned. It was then n ■lining .1 oi It.i County Judge (with fees* 75 better wail and -»■*- flow tie p* tifili' .f tV ,1tiling month'« read in full and placed on its third I’ ■Ir -i » n-I County romn>t*»ioner» would re generally ur*1 going to 'at*- to- h g rt tiding at.•! tu I passu gè Itoli rail. r«'iv «■ $15 monthly in addition In Itili before goltlg out to i-h f •- li­ I! a i t ...........t ! I ..ti L* f not t lie \ye, VIoTiinl by. Adams, Dingee, tiw ■•o'- per mile for ;iu!«.ig. io ti a tint. t aititi . ■••Mimi“ oter4«. (bunking tbe Davison, Maxwell unti Tolnt. No, Iill .ltd Klif 11111!»1 \ .4 , .lit !}p .»' • «',1 . |o t la«« three the following «ill So far Arttorncy to-iii-r.il \\ • t i* I liltmenilo rs* i ml woini n • • f San H tt Herndon. Mr Herndon ext r.t riH- Ni» ti* •» 1: k•«j »e 11*..... from 1 .*• I 1. #ru-< would pri-veall: •unopposed, a t least then- k.;« been (-•rd Ittf t >.,-i r «apport in «et urtllg I ipeil that be dui not vote against «tat ,11e*11,t M - L \ I. » .-I ■ Clerk of Circuit Cour t î ’J.'tO no boom for any other man fti-iml ■Ion loo ol Jtto i furniture it' f»T tile f'll[ he aij«e he opposed the pav­ her it I-■r fi ihm. «, * 1i.cn • ■1 li. V Jim tfn,ii;t g armimi on troubled |.>> I fte etuiiity botile wit* read The re ing of tin' «trciit* above inmtioiiiid,T.i i V- «••'«or t mil »»I XId- •lui* mp Mit. »* port fruii tin- relii f *ilium Miff Mr« htii liernu-e ni lo* jiidgitfent the Tin <'oiler tor jo o liticai «en <*t I.»-un V|>tt Dl Sheriff 250 U U \lo-riia t by, chaiiman was city was not financially able to unliiipliM Ner'ti*'« isuntla) i'rt". tt I'tlUilt « I l u i t County fudge und lee* 100 1110*1 gratifying Member* of the derlnkc any further improvements It may not Ite sudi a joke on tinThe service* at the Muplisl i■hurch County commissioner» would re­ senate after nil that it passed the club were ii»si rut-1ert to notify tin- at tin« tune held in the Temple corner of riirk ceive $50 monthly in uddit mi to five ■>r< l.irii-* of tb** \arinti* tfepiift * An ordinante, entitled an ordin1lllll.ll lull* fill •it IIUl* 1 Fdl'itu-rc charter hi|l carrying w..m »xeni» und Nixtb «tre.-t, for Si I f f ) \. rent* |n-r mile for niileiige nielli« immediately a* to their di­ alice prohibiting ri-«taorfnts. lunch •ti'« suffrage with it It will be re- Max ‘*th will be a* follow* \i\r Mr* tt tt \ pi -o o . ! t MO e 1. - * I ft.,* „ -t In class four the following ■lite •-J i "!'• • t.1fill ..|i wht els mem bered ibnj at tin- titin- it x.t« \\ »1 i,|t. TI 1** f.* ■ I.*. !.. ' t arie« would prevail' • • . » ■ ' ' ! . 1 1 -'"It .Itili*1.1. I - • in •* 11a III loca -iij-l......I t fi.it t*r■■ I«t*t* t >'■ I • •». ! « * \1 t’le- - of I m lilt ( *ouM .» too .11-01 HU. In !• ' 1 1 -.1 lo t (o tP*T,« II, the eft ••I .«•»nfiir.i xxas tt.**r» • i , r ' . r t '-. u * . t- t. . . ti s,.* ri.» in ! . . ! . t! will Tiu \--e*-or J5n rn U*«»4 ni if* s »ts**1»*ft1 nf . j\fi-1»’•**-- c:$f K. I. ! Mi Mo I t I•g ■1 I »I I I loi III pl.ti ed *«n it* nr*t reading alili p.IHS1 5. i»» »!!•»• N•»i i| . t ti. I'. XXIti ! . T-t» t'e.le.tor J5o Nineiiiher were Mr*. Il C k,error ed. it was moved that the rules be fili «I liM'.il 1*11 - «I-♦-»«»! i«»r li\ Ilie t" make tiieir i ofi t nbll t lulls will Sherd! too ilowt-r . and Mrs. Deane Turner: alternates waived and that it lie reati by title im-riil»urA diri'«tly Hui please notify her by phone ami she County Judge (and fees) 150 Miss Laura Fish atul Mr*, Terheun. only und placed on it* second read­ lid io Preaching. The pastor. Rev this morning tin- senate put through will arrange to have them called for County commissioners would re­ a measure giving tu women the (ieorge Hyman will deliver an atlonly and. placet! on its second read­ w)»»»» ready ceive a monthly salary of $100 per right to Imiti office, and lutcr on it drex« on rtir subp'ct "M y Mother ing Roll I A x * - , Herndon, ( » r g a ' i / e Nun- ' « » '«rhitiil ui I p ala lln* 1I«mtt, -1e . ! It .I. If, - I, l li ,i » I month in addition to five rents |>*-r Will lie raffl'd upon |•*-rbit I»I« tit pa«« \l] uri' ltixlletl to tin- «I'M ice A bernai by , \d. in« Dinge* Davi; pol.li- f**r t*-eir gem- r un* «lo-.a I p«ula, V»it il J’11b. I ••I .’* mile for mileage. « o n , M xxxt tl ar.d T o l a r I’ asset L tl to Ir It ^ I' I under tin upon tlie gr.I mil.»! her n menti ment * a i*. I . 111 diiig , <»*, - 1. .\ 11 V M p'e.t * ' lo t. g «er \ M e I I' v«ltS theft re. i) t'X ti t l e Loll rail By the proposed measure the with the word mule" «Ifickell from lead*'* ill p of Mr« I I ti.it* bel I L. 'p ti. I il* lie- • fi II* i h h V \ x - lit 1 1 ,.| " Vt • r • I I Vd a tit*. commissioners In the smaller >uun- it U I,ether lite I.liter p,i««r* or -lot ti lo >r II X P I Mt * t. Vita'' fu « « Vii—ititi,irx i I >t t, ,;> > D. t Xi ' ot . M. i XWt l l a n d I aties would receive some !>•«« I (pin the -it witi !lkel f I........... . d‘ d f- ! In- pul k ■' -t* -! . p- •«t I* J. t I ! . ■ hi........ Su loia;, «t ititol xx.t* organi/.etl xxtlli to r 1’Hssed It was moved ami $0111 llow.tncc given them an..... llA b t f » ! ti,, i- m u l itati i . i . of o t t i'* * .it' D Da x1'iiti, • to I’r*-.,i le »g, 1« it Nere** a rX I D otl|i e r * , 1 « f o l l o v x « ^ u ( > L M p K .itt l ».if. i imm I i d that t Lie rule* be further a> how In the counties above tfn« m o r e sought a f t e r than t h e s u ffra g e ■In» ori I »r for nur officer* to Haxe « e l i 11II,* lit rtpili. p iti V■*t Sopì ali feti vx..ix<ij l anil that it be read in full rla*s. however the commissioner frn n eius e, an ti t h a t i> |U«t w h a t I lie llefi.re I liey Kit force I lo­ L a w * n o w ..»•t Mr* John Mel«* li lor j ’iersttn: S*-cy . Mi«* Kliba Siedi, and placed on its third reading und would begin to receive considerable •senate propose* to g i \ ' t h * ' m , *** far on Olir Mat Ute Hooks'.'" Tin* above m.i*lune». Trt*as , Mr* Christine Ilorell. .final passage Roll call Aye. Hernmore. In the very largest counties as appointive ofbees are concerned. question will be tbe subject of the Mrs tt \V Abernathy, t'hrm dun. Abernathy Adams, Dingee, where the assessed valuation amounts It xxa* tleciiled to bave thè lirst Timi this bill should have come address for the evening by Mr and Committee It to ten million or more dollars the from one of the strongest local op­ «cit.ioii on t lit> fotlowmg Sahluit h ut Davison. Maxwell and Tolar. commissioners would receive $100 tion senators belonging to the légis­ Hyman. thè l’ resbyterian chunh ut fu a. m was then reiul in full and rull call. Yttii are cordially invited to all per month. ami ilefer tiie c.p|ioiiit meni ••f teach- Aye. Herndon. Vbernttlhj Adams, Star Theatre Sunday lature. Senator Jones of Rseainbia the services of the church anti will Dingee Davison Maxwell and T o ­ V full program of Methodist *er- ers aliti Ut ber business lonnecti-il county, seems to refute in a way the lie given a cordini welcome lar. Fussed. wiib thè c&m mence meni of thè Tallahassee, Fla, - The house com­ oft repeated statement that the local xmi* at the Star Theatre xxill liegi»i «ebollì tilt tlist lime Sec., Kbba mittee appointed Friday to invest!- optipnists are «fruiti nf mixing the Mr Sherman appeared be fort* at ’»:45 next Sunday morning New l.'quipatent loslulled Stelli late into charges of drunkenness in women in politic* the council and usketi that rt-rlain According to the Sunday school, 9 15 to |fi 15 the legislature Monday afternoon re­ statement of at least one man, it The com Iteinte arc for the l‘uri«h The nbnve wu* tln morning min* concession* lie grunted him on the Sermon by the pastor at 11 00 potted its findings and absolves any goes even further than that. It dem­ House movies has arrived and has lakt* front, to enable turn to estalilltl'S. ii'i lock. It’ ii a turn basin und boat yard. member of the house from any such onstrates that while local optionists been installed. This means brighter *l'bere XXt re twelity tllfee gallleretl I xening worship will be in charge charge*. and belter pictures. The "Choi-o Referred to tbe city engineer und are unwilling to dr.ig the women for thè Sunti;-.y »■■botti uilh lite hope city attorney. « In u weekly letter recently sent to down in the mire of curbstone and late Soldier" will be tin* iir«t picture of the Kpwortb Li'UgUo lo kt ■p une gol li g. i( poKsltte ami a the Manatee River Journal of llra- precinct politica, they are willing to shown with the full equipment. Livery body welcome ul euch ser­ nuintier nf others are cxpcctod next Dr. Miller asked that the city It will be fine. viti- fx.« dentown, Representative Wilson gix-en the women nil they can of the Come and see it lime. ¡1* tllere i* ruttili for all, The donate $">IMMI per month to the *l»o,e of tho shame-and disgrace of liest there is nin politic*. li*, ri t-cs w ho tu \!• con o liteti to try county to P. y (or tin; city charity drunken lawmakers. His statement itriking Figure Representing the North Sea, Panama-Pacific a class are Mr*. Rondi for thè chil- palientr. The city attorney ruled challenged by Representative International Exposition/ San Francisco, February. 1915. d't n Mi** Clark, ih" ir termi diate that it could not be legally done, as iarrison of Duval and RcpreaentaSpecial Service ami Mrs. (ìco. Clark Ihe» llible class the poor farm belonged to the poor Cnldstcin of Nassuu offered a Stirplqy school W'U) .meet there mix! •'''Mfnrff as well as. to ;iov other The Epworth League anniversary tesolution demanding a full investipart of tin- county. Sunday ; t 3 ’it» services xvili bo held next Sunday ntion. Tbe nty rlerk was on motion au­ night at fh'p Star- Theatre. A number t-ame in later for ehurrli thorized to refund the Vinuscd por­ f* Holdstein, Turnbull nnd pnd in tho evening a good crowd wn* This service will bo -composed of r ^ln wcre appointed a committee tion of the tiller license» ¡jtfucil by present. They eert;.inl\ listened to 0 conduct a probe. A hearing was songs, music and addresses by some Ititi» to those wishing to t?o out of some good .«* rmons. " p'd Monday morning, and the re- o f't h e best talent of tlie Methodist the' Imp it.e;-*. P°rt submitted shortly after the church in Sanford nrnong the young A comimrnication from the’ city pcdpleT ouse convened in the nfternoon. Chocolate Soldier engineer relative to the fini») ing nf — ____ ... It w.t* it is hoped that the membership Thi» i* one of t Lu- mo.*t popular of tLn* bulkhead w;t* re: d The anti-coupon law, passed two of the church, with all friend* of the time i'll t Lie mixt!, ttiii lie xi been ilr.-iii.i moved ,’;|.d -t-t if t|t il ! I t* I tars r.go nnd which hud been a young people will be present. Some llZetl lor tin- lO'txte« It |> jm I.p for tup pfet Mil, l>e i xti-t.Ill'll from _. 0 nffontuntion triiX .igttMEH m lixe reel» . ft.) will give July 1 t 1915, to Nux l«i, J*« 15. «bants tk------- - among ,tho 'V,u mcr- of those who. will take purl are Mr*. all who see it a gootl laugh. its r e n J : S Nawton, Miss Mary Chappell, Mrs. and that Dje city clerk fte instructed r'P<c.| and others holding tho law Steinmryer, Mr. <'nul bourne. Mr. Come and see. Saturday, May 8. to nic.il the Seminole Dredging Co. nf » *00d * ad t0 tha interests Smith, Mr. Adum*. a ropy of tho engineers report, to­ •d bld# ia,r to W repealgether with the action taken by the Pax.Special, Violin Solo— Mr. NOTICE bv th^ \ lil1 reB"el|nff it was passed council. PhliY iDe house late yesterday. It U ton, Musical Reading—Miss The delinqqent tax list will be The reports of tho officerr wero it will be passed by the sen- Ups. published June 1st. Fay your ta i read and ordered filed. Thin program will begin at 7:30 I_____ now and save expense. Council adjourned. /• • !op,ri«hC UR by Panama Pacific International Exposition Company, M, W. Lovell, Collector. M. W. Lovell, Clerk. * t. - , Set» : ’S �í¡ PAGE TWO * » III H ID ES10FRO MFO E J MAY7, 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD :wtíiíi3^ J(3dm3t:n0tíuíiuí'.aií04naíiísiniinj,am3nrtjii^an*itxii3nmiui:t: ABOUT PEOPLE A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP TCÍ DATF. ...A N D E V E N T S ... Addrrts «11 CsmnsoiatiftM f*r tKî« CJsmn I» PL«»* Mi» K. A. Ttik— . No ft) French Girl Keeps Soldiers From. German- Clufchcs. IjiiiaaaiSiliaanntsiSiltiujicclaiatiidaAtitfmtattdataacnSMaaaiiilittSitiidsI - Sanford Building & Loan ' *« Howland was one of the hits of the By Dint of All Sorts of Courageous Ruses She Feede and Conceals Eng­ evening. At dhe High School auditorium lishmen While Teutons " I f You Know of a ffenrt" as Monday night the pupil» of the Occupy Place. C o -O p e r a t iv e school, under the aide direction of sung by Sylvia and Betty was one of the beat features of the operetta. Mias TiITt, instructor of music and Paris.—The Invaders would not drawing presented the charming All the way through the chorus work havo been so charitably disposed to a was particularly fine, .none of them little two act operetta. "'Sylvia" to a French girl tuyl they known that for n select audience of Sanford's repre­ better than the closing number “ See three weeks by dint of all sorts of Moon is Shining.” sentative people. The sympathetic the Harvest courageous ruses she bad been feed • Other choruses were "The Farmer Ing, concealing, and keeping from audience was an inspiration to the young folk» who so delightfully in­ is ah Honest Man," "Oh! Will You tbelr clutches ten English soldiers. terpreted their parts nnd presented a Meet lls a\ the Stile,” "Bread and Sbo was a servant In a girl’s board­ OFFICERS . JHRECIOILS high class production of merit. The Cheese and Water Cress" and many ing schqpl. When the war broke out operetta itself was an attracive rom- more, each and all being delightfully tho pupils all returned-to thcirJuuaac*, T. J. MILLER T. J. MILLER. Pres. The solo 51 and sho waa left alone, for her only ■ -himitiun wf iuui rMftr.TTu! rustiir'sim- sweet—and tuneful. .companion— w o» an old deaf and par­ II. R. STEVENS, VicePres. F. P. FORSTER plicity in the time of the eightcenth- Prince Tobbytum, "J_am a. M an.of tially paralyzed woman. When the A. P. CONNELLY, Scc’y-Trcas. H. R . STEVENS century. the tuneful choruses ami Consequence" brought down the Germans entered tho town thiy went GEO. A. DeCOTTES, Attorney bright, catchy songs being sung with house. FORREST LAKE through tho girls' school from attic Throughout the pretty little oper­ the ease and grace of faithful re­ A. P. CONNELLY to basement, collecting all the linen S450,000.00 C O M M O N STOCK hearsals. The brilliant court Indies etta w as. exceedingly good and to bedding they could lay their hands B. W . HERNDON 550,000.00 PREFERRED STOCK and debonair courtiers iyere very Miss TifTt nnd the young students oh. For soma reason or other they (7 Per Cent Cumulative) , D. L. THRASHER grand in their costumes direct from much praise is due for their excel- did not install their wounded In the main building, but In the chapter an a theatrical costumier in New York, ent wotk and fine production. The audience testified their ap­ nox. while the pretty young hay makers These wounded tho girl tended with were lovely indeed in their rustic preciation b y hearty applause and gowns and sweet simplicity, a co­ insistent demands for encorg’ t Miss tho utmost devotion. In tho first place, quettish hunch of saucyjassies who TifTt presided at the piano., lifts. bccauso sho is tender-hearted, and in teased the very heart out o f the R. C. Bower-and Enrl Paxton ren- tho second, becauso sho bad every rearelection* on 1 f on d¿al™ l o *Und " e,J wlUl th'5 royal Prince Tobbytum (Allen Jane*) tiered*, several . charming t it „i * * Invader*, t o r her conscience was nilll„ clear, 8 b c kMW ^ down whose scornful disdain and upturned the piano and violin that w;erc great- quite ly enjoyed. The editor regrets the tho grotto at tho end of tho school nose confuted them not. .The scene was laid in a hay field failure to secure the names of the gardens sho had concealed ten'-Tom­ on a Sunday, the opening act, pre­ chords but everybody' knows who mies.'’ who nad come, hungry, footsenting th* hayfield, with the mixed they are and that they were al­ sorii and worn out Jubl ono hour be­ chorus of girls and hoys, "raking the together delightful, hoys and girls. fore the Germans. ’ They will bo hero tu a moment, ’ meadow 'sweet with hay," while (Additional People and Events I’ agwo) tho English officer had said, not wish­ they sang, "W ork with a vim ," the ing to put the girl In difnger. male and female voices blending Abstract Men Meet "Never mind," sha said, ’ I'll hide harmoniously. Into this act of you somewhere, mul afterwards we Gainesville, May 5.— Officers were quiet charm, strolled the Lady Syl­ Bhall see.'" Bo sho. took them to th'1 via "{Virginia Brady . a haughty elected Tuesday afternoon at the an­ grotto. But tho quarters were nar­ court beauty, who had tired of the nual convention of the Florida Asso­ row, damp and Intensely uncomfort­ poetic love of her devoted ad­ ciation of Title Men. and by crowd­ able. Her heart, bled for her pro mirer, DeLacey. In her beautiful ing today’s program with that of teges. Then sho had an idea, the court gown she was a charming fig­ Tuesday the meeting came to a close very daring of which was to insure Its ure of youth, as the sweet soprano last evening. T. L Mack of Bar­ success. Sho Installed her ten "Tom voice rose in song "If 1 were not In tow was elected president, ami the mles In tho unoccupied top floor of the school itself. Then came the love." Heralded by the Lady Syl­ other officer* were elected as follows: qucsiluu of tlio commissariat. At first Bartow, president: . via. who espied the farmer’ s daugh­ , T, , L.,, Mark .of .. „ i slut gavo up her own rutlun to her ter In her "gown "f blue" Upon the I ! » Harris of St Petersburg, first ten refugees but thut was not scene Nan, "Hetty" Frances A»- vice president; Don Peabody, second enough among itu many. Bo she rul pinwalL a dainty little maiden, with vice president; H. D. ("nssiday of lecled from her frletyls and relatives her dark curls shading the pretty Jacksonville, secretary: C. (!. Old- In tin' vlllago here a piece of bread face after her tripped the hay­ father of St Augustine, treasurer; and Guru a vegetable. When the Germans, seeing, her sus­ makers. whose voices rang out in executive committee. E. A. Nash <if the pretty chorus "Oh Have You Miami, chairman; A. S. Miller of piciously laden basket, asked her for Seen My Love " One of I in- pret­ Lake City and J I. Jones of Ar­ whom were ull these provision*, bln S E Jarrett of Palatku was would answer, "For yout wounded In tiest numbers of all was the alto cadia the chapel." Better still, oho up solo and" chorus of Betty and the elected stale vice president of the pointed hersulf cook for tho German girls. "Mistress Daisy.” Harold American Association of Title Men. ambulance, nnd lo this capacity was Washburn as Sylvia’s poetic lover, At the banquet last evening Hon. able to pick up all imrta of broken **D(*Laray" am! Sherman Itotith ns Robert W Davis register of the : victuals, so that her English were lu "W illiam ," the masterful wooer of Lulled States land office wit- toast­ no danger of starting. But English soldiers do not lire by the shy and timid Betty were both master Among the invited guests food alone—they like their tobacco excellent in their parts nnd tandcxniLf-Wa* Congressman Frank Clark. several solos that were received with Speakers heard during-the program 1 Now, according to lint regulations of appreciation by the audience. The Tuesday included President B K tho invaders, each» Inhabitant of the scene bet Ween Prince Tobbytum and Jarrett of Paint ka, who delivered place find the right "to buy two sous' worth of tobacco u day. Hho found the Lady Aramiiila (Miss Gladys his annual address; M. S. Collins of a way to evade this regulation ami Morris' and Lady Arabella (Daisy Jarksonville; E. -L Mack of Bartow; to keep her ten in smokables. She or Betts) was especially good, their song W. It Lawson of St. Augustine; C. trailed an army of boys, who ten or "A Peculiar Frame pf M ind" und I). Johnson and George S. Nash of twenty times n day would purchase at Fen of thorn, to «trap up Ibolr liavor Above Them All. the graceful steps of the minuet Jacksonville and Barney It, Coulson different shop» tho meager penny­ »arks, get ready fur all eventualities, Human- Uno uf ilio wnitore at thin and slldtt down tbo ropo noiselessly added a touch of melody nnd grace­ of Gainesville. Mr. Colson spoke on worth. But there waa nlways tho danger lu Ion* than flvn minutes." ful dignity quite charming. the subject "Printer’ s Ink in the Ah nut these desperate measures «»-m that (he hiding place of tln> ten might Otic of the brightest of the rhor- »tract Business" and was listened I n mil nei essary Tho Bermans tempo­ he discovered by some German For uses was "'Once a Little Bluebell" by with much interest innately, their dormitory eoiuftiunt rarily ei niuuted Uio plate, and the ten ehi), ti >i Arcadia was chosen as the meeting "Polly" 'Kern Ward and the hay* caled by trapdoor» with the ground Eng.i-li Ktddli-r» were ablo tu regain tmik w.« •liU. i " — New York Bun. tnakets. Polly's sweet voice umi place next year, floor/ of the building, and pr<wisely tbo allied linos in safety They nave --------!----- ------- — graceful dancing adding much to the with a room on that ground floor all gtven her their names and adcharm of the lilting song. which gave on tho garden. So she dresses, and sworn that sho must » , , , , ,, , , „ „ „ , •Miniature Cattle. to England when tho war is Ruth McDnnic-l as Molly and Thn smallest cows In tho world oro procured a long rope, with which spo como advised her prisoners to practice a over, where they promise her a royal Fanna Reha Munson as Dolly found In the "flamon n islam!» Tho sort of fire-drill. Sho waa enthusias­ welcome. Ono of tho grateful ten is were both particularly good, repeat average weight’ does not exceed ISO tic over the results. a nohlomun, and a relative of Kina ing their lines with n naturalness nnd pounds while the hulls weigh about "Just Imagine," she »aid to her in­ George—laird Smith Is tho name accuracy, quite to the manor born. !0b pounds They are about the sl/e terviewer, "that my Engllnhuicri niter given, but never mind! Tho girl loft "R obin" as impersonated by Walter °f n Merino sheep . a few attempts were able, tbit whole tho tuun only when (he Gerfnnns were about to re-enter It, and utter the town bad been subjected lo a fierce OOOQOODOOOOOOOOOOaooQOOOOO bombardment for many days. o a I'rftty Optntla A Good Thing for Sanford and for You Save a Little-Own Yonr Own Home ►*- tgpfv B,-- » 3wts*: EÛti pF ' THE SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION on May 1st., ma­ tured first series o f stock. Paying out in cash and by loan cancellations, over twenty four thousand dollars. Organ­ ized six and one half years ago this As­ sociation has caused to be constructed in and around Sanford more than 75 houses, and is now ready to build for you. X X X At last meeting of the Board seven applications X X X for houses were favorably acted upon, and we hope X to build many more vet this year. No institution X X has and is contributing more to upbuilding of our X city. Ask some o f those who have just received X X cash for their maturing investment stock if in ad­ X X dition to helping their town and community they X X are not satisfied with results as an earning invest­ X ment. Books for next series close this week. We X X will be glad to have you become a shareholder. 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 3$X X X X X X X X X XXX ~ XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIlIXtXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX X X X E X C U R S IO N -»41*.-S ite -. HI¿ 1 . 0 0 ALL AROUND THE STATE I T E M S O F IN T E R E S T A B O U T F L O R ID A FOR B U SY R E AD ER S Only the bravery of Willjam E. Daniel, sixteen year old son of Leo Daniel., saved the life of Warren King, 16 years of ago, when the latter fell from u boat two miles from shore on Chortawatchee hay Saturday. The two hoys were ac­ companying Mr. and Mrs. Daniel on a trip up Chortawatchee hay when * King accidentally fell overboard, A skid was tied behind, hut young Daniel who alone witnessed the ac­ cident, could not Untie the rope, so he leaped overboard with all of his clothing on. The boat waa . going full speed and by the time Daniel went overboard young King, who could not swim, was 200 yards In the .rear»,, struggling in the water. Young Daniel swam to him and supported him for 16 minutes until assistance arrived. The latter waa much longer than ordinarily would have been the case, for the reason that the engineer of tho boat became excited and Idiled the engine, and the rescuers had to untio the skid that was in tow and row to the two boys, both of whom were nearly un­ conscious when rescued. t I I Gainesville has taken down her hanging signs that have previously flopped and swayed over the pave­ ment and occasionally treated the Sanford lo Tampa and St. Petersburg and Relurn ^ SEND US YOUR ORDERS C U D L E IT i FORI BEAMS CHANNELS ANGLES AND ALL SHAPES PLACED ANYWHEKE.EVERYWHERE ■ I In IVailr, Weekw In iHily, W eek­ a ly. Duniliy r r . and M *(*line». Uanl ralM. Prompt, »lutilo Ads . Via THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of (lie South Ads Ü1 May 10 - Good on all Trains - Relurn X S May 13 i passers-by to n hump or a scare. A fr r * retlmatm. Lai u* figure a u k jreti on taking roUra charco nl you r advortnmg latero**», defernew orditmtirfs e fleetive April 30, . For information rail on or phone •ntve (mm atUi»fledI client*. ‘ Phone (771 brought down the overhanging signs G. W. CIUM, Ticket A(>ent A. W. FR4TOT. D I* ' \i:<-.-t X BOILER PLATE in the University city and the Sun Sanford, Floridi?^ Jackson villi. Florid. V» TANK STEEL says that the streets look better STRUCTURAL . Advertising Com pany, Inc. without them. JttkMniWe, FI* IKON WORK OF a M atull.lfe nidg t i : ALL KINDS g "Orlando, the power house of TRUSS RODS prosperity." The above slogan has x x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x in r iiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiin iiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x STAY BOLTS been adopted as the official wnr ery 8 GALVANIZED of the Orlando Board of Trade. The COPPER AND selection was made last evening at ZINC SHEETS the regular meeting of tho hoard, and was selected from quite a .large OAK number of slogs«* t i f it were sent in • CYPRESS . to the Morning Sentinel in answer MAHOGANY to their Oder of prises for a suitable WHITE PINE ANI) slogan, nnd ajso for short 60-word C o m e r Third Street and Oak A v e n u e ALL HARD WOODS •* r_: articles on specified topics relating to tho board and its work in the city. 8 LAUNCHES SKIFFS I t t DORIES Word comes from Jacksonville BUILT TO that Baby Zoe Lewis is winning ORDER fame and small fortunes in the I.ubi'n Film Company's troupe’ of BOILERS ANIÌ TANKS players. Baby Zoe is an Orlando BUILT TO ORDER Infant and has often amused and FIRE ESCAPES A ll I • l * r n r n 1 ply S I .00 square guaranteed for 3 years entertainetT' the public here before Compelen! force o f workmen for going into her larger field. Her 2 p l y f '- J S s q u a r e guaranteed for ¡« .v ia * » road work at si! times colie dog works with her before the 3 r 3 ply $ 2 .0 0 square guaranteed for 15 year» camera and she will be seen by thou­ sands of movie goers during the coming aeison. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.’ W. L. Lewis of this city -. Her parents are with JACKSONVILLE , FLORIDA K K K O IIIIil bar at Jacksonville. / / * * f á X MONTGOMERY XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIX5XIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX We Can Save You Money X X Write or Call for Prices The Hill Lumber Co. s Lumber - Lath - Shingles - Moulding - Sash - D oors Sash Weights - Sash Pullies - Brick - Lime - Cement Plaster - Metal Shingles - Metal Roofing All kinds of Kooling raper Now’s the time to Screen your House— Call and see our line of Screen Doors f ». .---i • ■■ . H H B ébI iBb I / I �R ite . '* * ï ■ , THE SANFORD HERALD ! J- -, •— -.; *. • . y t;- y C^—X; PAGE THREE WOMAN ADVOCATE OF PEACE LAST OF JOHN BROWN’S AIDS FOUR BORN J T SAME TIME Follower of Famous Abolitionist Live* M p. McKnlght. Mother of Quadra plets, Aged 37, Is Already a In Kansas and la Halo and Grandmother. Robust at Eighty-Four. Snlltm, Kan—Luke F, Parsons, who has resided on a farm near Balina for fifty years, has tho distinction of be­ ing tho last of the survivors of nil the men directly associated with John Drown nnd his famous border warfare, just preceding tho war between tho states. Par&ons left his homo In Massa­ chusetts In I8DG to ahl tho FVeo Holl­ ers In tho Kansas-Mlssouri border warfare, following Drown through tho series of skirmishes w hich culminated In tho famous baltlo of OsawntomloHo wna then selected as uno of tho toir~plcke<i men who weru to-accom­ pany Drown on his raid through Vir­ ginia: but, owing to tho delay of nearly a /e a r In completing tho plana for his adventure, ho loft tho expedi­ tion nt Cleveland. O . thus missing the Itorpor's Fcrrfy disaster by a few weeks. Parson’s health at eighty-four years of ago, Is robust, and ho is still able to do ns much work as tho average man. It was not until recent years that ho permitted himself to talk of tho John Drown affair and bla con­ nection* with It. Now all of his com­ patriots nro dead, nnd ho Is tho last link connecting this tragic pago In American history with tho present. . TERRIER IS A"PANDHANDLER” ? - * / 4U ' ’ "Qubbles" Collected Pennies Enough to Pay the Price for Hie License. i I Miss Constance Drexel, who jiosod especially for thin photo*™j>li, J* nn American girl who wan In Franco with her parents at th o time 'war broke out. Like many other American girl« , ami women, sho Immediately entered Warren, M a s s — For the license of Hubbles, a dog owned by Edward W Kurus, former proprietor of the Molii Itamsdell, 20U rents were paid to Town Clerk William F Duncan. Dub bles collected tho centB himself from traveling salesmen and other guests In the hotel He In a Dos ton bull ter- rler, six years old, and Is known to every child hero. Hubble» Mil not bo satisfied un lcna lie 1» given a rent At all times ho will refuse silver When a rent 1» thrown to him. he grub» It In bis teeth and runs to a corner o f n nMiin, and then returns for more At the beginning of the year Mr. Hums' non began to save the rents received by Hubble» The rents ¡1 r•mi exhibition In ills window of u Main street «tore Redding, Cal.—Shnata county’s latest. If not greatest winder, was tho birth a fow days ago of quadruplets at C. O. McKnlght’s homo, three miles south of Dcllavlsta, where each of tho four, equally divided ns to sex, Is making n remarlfnbly good start. It la tho belief of tho physician that all will llvo and thrive. Tho rnothor Is aged thirty-seven nnd Is already a grandmother of three. Sho was married at tho ago of thir­ teen In Texas to her present husband, who la sixty years old. Doth arc of healthy, hardy stock, though plural births can only bd traced on tho fath­ er's stdo, where twins havo not been on exception There were CO visitors nt the McKnlghL farm homo next day, In splto of the remote location. Among them were a parly of newspaper men. "I have no statement to make," said McKnlght, "except that I am a sur­ prised father. Wo certainly did not oxpect anything extraordinary.” Shasta eouhty supervisors sent a trained nurse to Um .ifcKnlgbt home with Instructions for her to call upon thio county for necessary financial aid. PROTECTS AN INDIAN MAID Oklahoma Judge Appoints a Guardian for Girl With a Million Dollars. Okmulgee, Okla.—Judge Mark L Hozarth has appointed E. W. Klmbloy as guardian of the person nnd estate of Katie Flxlco, an incompetent. She Is an Indian who owns a valuuhlc tract of oil lands In the north end of the t’ lislUng field. Title to property worth tn tho neighborhood of a million dol­ lars will bo affected by tho ruling of tho court. The Mldeo Oil company, operating ( on thn land, holds a lease dated three yours ago, given through tho county court On the day the girl bream« of age sho gave tljo lease to Harry C. Denton on the theory that the first lease expired wtih her minority The Innd was sold on the following day by her to Walter Morton, brother of her former guardian, for 123.000. The girl appeared In court recently, and during her testimony It wna shown that she did not know a word o f Eng­ lish. that she hail left school nt the age of eighteen while In the third grade, and that she knew nothing of the value of money the relief ranks by nursing tho wound cd In tho hospital at Deauville, khe haw. tnoro vividly than can be de­ scribed, the horror» of war She saw th<^ men whom she had nursed, nnd helped to snatch from tho very brink of the crave, go hobbling bark when discharged a« cured, fearlessly nnd bravely, to tho firing lino. The self-sacrlflclng Ainerlran wom ­ en who ns ministering angels have snatched so many o f (he wounded men H u yg ln i Take» No Chances. back from the grave, are looked upon The _reixirt.H of threatened Federal by the women of Europe as tho great­ league raids frightened Miller HugMaking It Personal. est possible factor In bringing about gin» o f the Ht Louts Nationals, and It ts sud to l imili rclli » roIiI nt jHiare he ha» signed ex Pirati- Hutm Robin­ Miss Orrirl Is prominent In tho son Io a new tw o year contract with auction, bui ih,- most painful thing under tin- ballimi r is g< m-rully your movement for peaco started by women the ten-day clause cut out. thumbnail of tho neutral countries. lean R 1//V A W  i y JX / N B By G E O R G E R A N D O L P H C H E S T E R nnd L I L L I A N C H E S T E R The greatest novel— the latest novel by America's most popular author illustrated with simultaneous mov* iu{ pictures, produced bv the Reliance Motion Picture Corporation bv special arrangement (or this paper H E A D THE -S T O R V //V T H IS T s W K 'U SKI TH E Begins Wednesday May 12th at Star Theatre. T I C T U 'R E S 5 and 10c IÜÉ 0053534848234853484823484853534848535348485302004848530000530202 \ " \ r is - Tl E For Sanford to Come to Her Census A New City Directory is Greatly Needed GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM *•' E. E. MAYFIELD, Representing Piedmont Directory Co. Will Call on You t .-j 1 vl �■a* ! J PACE FOUR_____________________ ft *'lb- m. * * Íjj1: THE SANFORD HERALD that tho »and on the road surfnpc nue and lived here for some time a »hould lie tranaformed into adaman­ few years hack was here on a busi­ tine rock, but it is very ea»ential ness trip lust waek. K. J. HOLLY. Editor At last Celery •avenue Is being W. M. HAYSES. final neon Manager that the particles of sand, be welded ~ . * B„ mso ~a—turBidrimiUnt n u ^ w h | « ir .pavadf^-awii^-birgTnrtlilf-iftiiV. weilu Put.liihii Evrnr Turtl.y »ml Krid.jr It wilt“ be a joy. for Celery -avenue will not be*,hard on the ieet of the draught animals and which will at as a rocky roqd hnd the "R o ck y road * - • the same time be yielding and resi­ to Dublin” l>eat to a frazzle, so ’tis This week (s credit week al the Peoples Bank and the books of this bank show that up lo May * SUBSCRIPTION rRICS. IN AOVANCF lient as the burden of the loaded said. 1st more than 320,000.00 has been paid In interest by this bonk. ONE tKAR........... »it» wag oh passes over it. v Celery shipping is still going on SIX MONTHS...................................... IM Monday. May 10th Is the last day to gel your deposits In for (he present quarter. In various sections of the state 130 <^ar» two w'eoks ago. about HO THBRE MONTHS . , .......... *.................... 7* cars last week and somewhere near they are trying out what is known Gel busy and get your share of the next 320,000.00 distribution. IMImnl la Ik* <117 bj Cant«» »2.00 prt Tt»r la as the sand oil roads, and the results 60 this present wdek. Adtuica or Me. I'M Moo Hi Cukes, snap beans and Irish pota­ W e Pay Four Per C en t on S a v in g s Accounts Faraioato to Adr.BC» Mart llo Mad» »1 Oik» have been most gratifying in many cases. The initial expense is light, toes arc being shipped. Tomatoes, ' ^l Eotorrd Aa Sofaad-CTaaa Mall Mall»» Altai! I2ad the upkeep is nominal, and the wear several fields we know of will be 1Ml, at iht> PoalalHr» al Nonford, Florida, and tear is withstood most satisfac­ ready in about two weeks. t’adrr Art of Marrb Ird. 1*7». Several are having land cleared— torily, so It is stated. At any rate it is worthy a try-out under the most Joe Cameron, Ben Squire«, W. \V. OVIra la Ilrfald HoDdla* Telephone No. I l l rigid tests, and if it does prove as* Miller and Mr. Friro of~Gonova ave­ liti. 'WlTTsTttctory as its advocates claim nue. H. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND SANFORD. FLORIDA H. E. TOUR R. R. deas * Sunday is Mother’s Day. Remem­ for it, it might be possible that „ G. F. Smith’s latest real estate l'rrollimi V lw-Prrrtdcnl F. L WOODRUFF Virt-prenient CuW» A m i CukUr purchase is the Hess place at. Beck Alachua county could see Ita way to ber the white flower. lismmock. ------ o — ; . get into the contest for the Dixie This is l\otel week. Plant a hotel Highway, and also to construct a lot of feeders which would benefit for father. LAKE MARY ITEMS ------ O-----the entire county. Miss Helen M. Iserman spent ------ OSaturday and Sunday at Paola, the The war is costing England more X X X IIIIIIIIllllX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IlllllllllllX X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX JO C IIIIM IIIIIX ìQ ÌIIIIIIIIIIIIX X X guest of Misses Frances and Flora than five millions per day. LEACHBURG n e w s t Leesburg will now take her right­ Pearyin. Mrs. Sallie M. Catherwood left Japan will now proceed to break ful place among the nations of the Monday for Sanford, where »be ex­ up China, meaning that the U. S. earth. Gilbert Leach has purchased will step in yet. the Leesburg and will pects to spend the summer. Rev. G. V.< Albcrtosn of DcLand ------ 0 --------proceed to put Leesburg on the map delivered a good sermon hero last Beautiful rain fell this week. We in black face type. Being one of the Sunday afternoon. could uac a nice slower ovory day. Vest newspaper men in tho state and W. M. Garris, the Coast Line's having one of the best counties to ------ 0 -----paint gang foreman has been here We do not believe in imperialism exploit we can look for great things several days with his crow of paint­ from the new Commercial. Tho but it is almost necessary for the best men In the newspaper business ers and have treated the depot und U. S. to take Mexico. are pining the ranks of. the Florida soction quarters of H. D, Durant to ------0 ------a new coat of paint. Seminole county is proud of Sen­ weeklies nnd Leach is one among Sunday school has been changed who would rather be a big ) * ator Doncgan and Representative the many , from 10:30 a. m. -to 3:30 p. m. and U ke. Both of them have ideas of t,uck in a " mal1 Pud«Ho it.ftoa.l of a Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. their own and vote according!v on slave on n big daily. We congratu­ late you, Gilbert. Yt»u have a good the hills that are coming before them. town und Leesburg certainly has a WEST SIDE ITEMS • ------ (> good man nnd good lady in Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. I>. H. C. Rahun The legislature has passed the attended baptism Sunday afternoon Davis hill and should now pass up Mrs. Leach. at Monroe ferry and afterwards a ail the other prohibition measures drive to Woodland Park. and take up sonio time with other Mrs. Charley Rivers nnd two lows. The Davis bill ought to lie little babies und Miss Ena enough for this term. w HOflgr gc* came up from town Wetl­ () and spent u pleasant day &*&&&%><&&&$><%><%><%><§> \ nesday A yacht club would do much in with Mrs. Alfred King. tho way of securing tourists next GRAPKVII.LK AND t'PftALA Mr. Jim Smith has »old hi» plan season If they can he assured of A preaching service was held Inst to Itr W E lloiiatmlder and Mr protection from storms the lake Thursday evening with Rev. Albert­ and Mr*. Smith are going back to would have many fine yachts at son in charge and a large crowd at­ Georgia. anchor here all during the season. tended nhil enjoyed it. Mr McBride i* having part of Let everyone pull lor the yacht club Mr Alfred Ericson's children were his place cleared, Mr. McBride and pavilion on the lake front. all sick with fever last week for a can’t keep from farming when he ------ 0 -----few days; Miss Margaret could not hears of other people making so It is interesting to note in con­ attend school a rouple of days. much money truck farming. Miss Edna Thompson and Miss nection with the recent meeting of George Smith and Hurry Rabun tho Presbytery of Florida at Sor­ Laura Parker attended the eighth have been enjoying the preaching rento that the members hardly rec­ grade picnic at Woodland Park Sat­ every evening at Monroe. ognised the organization. Uhls was urday. It may he some news thnt Mr \, Mrs. Alfred King, accompanied because of the wonderful growth by her son. George Edward atSomeone raised the question: "How Roy See and Miss Estelle Albritton f of Winter Park were united in t hr j “ l the ierry Sund*>' many ministers have wo now?” and afternoon and also the organizing holy bonds of matrimony lust week. It turned out that there were forty on the roll, whereas eight years ago We extend congratulations and wish of the Baptist church at Monroe. Mr. and Mrs W. S Cox and tw o: there were only twelve. It Is one of them much happiness. Mrs. Coller, who is well known to | daughters, Lulu and Ruth and the laws of the church that* when Mr. and Mrs. Nerrett arid children there were thirty-six or more a most here is quite ill at present. In| double delegation may he sent to ber birthday shower last week'she were pleasant callers at the home the annual general assembly witj received over 70 cards, besides other of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchins Sunday afternoon. full rights and all expenses paid. present«. Mr. Hermtnday has returned from Advantage of this position was glad­ Mrs. Charlie Powell and children Jacksonville much improved in ly taken. All over Florida the Pres­ and Mra. D, Hart nnd daughter, hcnlth. byterian chtirch is making rapid arid Ruby were at Mr. Thompson's Sun­ Miss«** Georgia and Winifred wonderful progress. It i* »aid that day to celebrate the eleventh birth­ Walker were visiting their sister. the membership is now about ten day of little Archie Powell. Ice Mrs Hutchins Saturday thousand as against only three thou­ cream and cake were served. Mr, nnd Mrs. Charlie Heath have sand ten years ago.—St. Augustine Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Holly moved Into the Kemper house which Record. Hill came over Sunday in their auto the latter has rented .until August. to visit her brother and family, Mr. Mrs. Rahun was in town Monday, H. G. Lundquist. She was given SAN D OIL ROADS the guest of Mrs. Jim Smith. • Drlck roads arc all right whore the honor' of naming the baby. It Mr. Arthur Cane dined with Mr. the traffic is heavy and there are is Grant Lundquist. and Mrs. Cox Sunday. Mrs, Ballinger spent the day the places where nothing hut brick would first of the week with friends in San­ suffiro hut the brick roads laid on » * Potash May Be Cheaper nand foundations- and without a ford. The announcement from Berlin Mr. LI. G. Lundquist is again T elep h o n e No. 261 S t a n f o r d , Florid«! Yood curbing n~e going hud in many yesterday that the negotiations be­ places r.nd the idea of the sand oil I working for Price & Cpller in Santween the United States ami Ger­ road Is be.ng threshed out in many f°r(b many for the removal of the German Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans spent counties. The aldermen of this city prohibition of the exportation of Sunday again at Lake Mary. are in favor of making a test of the Miss Olga Vihlen spent Sunday at potash salts have reached the stage manufacturers and importers that ;aand oil road before laying any more Impedimenta. Made Slav«*y Hereditary. where a successful issue seems pos­ the state department was urged to brick streeta or rather they are in homo with her parenta. I cannot call richca better than the The first forms I recognition of ne- > sible came ns a bright my of hope Miss Mary Sanseverino was home greater effort toward having the em­ baggage of virtue: tho Roman word la gro slavery In Virginia was March I, favor of making sand oil streeta in to many channels of trade in this bargo removed. preference to the nine foot street. for the week end. better, Impedimenta; for os the bag­ 1661, when tho assembly dec lured lh»t country. The Gainesville Sun has the follow­ Whether tho allies, in their deter- gage 1« to an nrmy, bo la riches to vir­ “negroes are Incapable uf tnuklng satQuite u little potash has been com ­ munition to cut off all sources of tue; It cannot be spared nor left be­ laficlion for the time lost In running ing about the sand oil roads: M OORE’ S STATION. ing through from Switzerland, Italy, profit to Germany will allow the hind, but It btndereth the march; yea, away, by addition of time." nnd *l»rSunday, May 9th, Rev. Arthur S. That some plan for making good and effective roads over the sand Peck is expected here to preach at the Scandinavian countries and Hol­ shipments of potash to be made is and the care of It sometimes loseth or erj’ was mndo hereditary In Virginia land ‘ since the embargo was de- a question which is puzzling those dtaturbeth tho victory; of great riches In 1662 by an act of tho naaembly ih»t heaps in Florida must bo devised 3:30. Every one welcome. there Is no real use, except it be in tbe Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz clsred and which undoubtedly cam e interested in the matter. I t is distribution; tbo rest is but conceits— the Issuo of slave mothers should fol­ sooner or later goes without saying. low their condition. lbout all aorta of things have been are spending some timé at Daytona out of Germany, but the quantity thought, however, that the state Bacon. was not suffiicent to supply local On their return from the tied out, and most of them have Beach. department obtained this permis­ failed when It comes to the practical beach they expect to go to the demands. The shortage had already sion before beginning negotiations mountain! of North Carolina for caused considerable inconvenience with Germany,.although no definite teat. the summer. Mrs. Schwarts Is still and it was mainly through the con­ announcement to this effect has ever There are those who are strong tinued complaint on the part of been made. In very frail health. * • advocates of brick roads, but there Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stone and ia no endurance in them. The ex­ The production of potash salts In pense ' of up-keep is ve y heavy, children of Kanaaa City, Mo., who tho United States has increased hence they are impracticable. The have been in Sanford for aome time largely since the shutting off of the trouble ia that there ie seemingly expect to make their homo at the j a S p n . German supply. Better prices and FREDE.RIC IL RANO. Ptuiewr F. P. FORSTER. V « Pimw*j«i B. P. WMÍTNER. Camm no such thing ae a atable and endur­ R. G. Ellia place on Cameron ave­ the heavy demand which prevailed A. L. BETTS, Au i Caimii« nue. The house is being enlarged ing foundation for brick roads. proved the incentive, and it hae The same has to be aaid of as- and repaifed for their occupancy. been freely predicted that within a Mr. Sipes ia happy to hkve. his phaltum and concrete roads. The year or more the market in this surface haa the qunjlties requisite slater, Mre. Belle Gordon of New country would be entirely supplied for a good road, but the foundation York d ty with him for a time. Hla by the American product. 14gh to tag-proof, ftr»-proof, two little eons are at home again. is lacking. rust-proof. Lasts as long fa It ia understood that Germany. banding stands, mads of gal­ A firm or individual m ay h ave a large Then it woqld seem to be the best They have been with their grand­ In agreeing to lift the embargo wants vanised steel end TONCAJf thing yet to devise some method o t parents In Jacksonville since the am ount o f capital em ployed in th e busihess— m«tal. Always attractive In the reciprocal privilege of receiving building .roads out of the material death of Mrs. Sipes. appearance and at US «tine but credit remains th e m ost valuable asset. time red nose cost of your fire American cotton. Assurance must A nine pound son was born to buildltife road» o o l of the mstedkl Inearenee—your boy.ean easi­ at hand nnd under the conditions in Mr. and Mrs. J, C. ForUon of Beck ; ly ley It Aak ywwv dealer *r alio be given by the American gov­ M ak e the First N ational B an k your dewrite aa for entaUcw*. , which those materials sre found first Hammock May 4th. ernment, it ia said, that none of the ository — an account with u s is a good ] Tbs Florida Metal rrodacts Oe* I Rutqor has i t 't h a t Tien ham). First and foremost all the V Dame potash salts must get into the hands uildfer of credit. time'la coating of sand, just common Monroe Is to bring a wifo to hla of powder manufacturers, and to . ' Ave. loose shifting sand. Under certain pretty home in tho near future. guard against this it is suggested on-j Jaekveavtlie, FU. conditions tho alchemy of nature Does look auspicious— house h e a t i o n a l larged and painte'd and the Interior haa transformed ju it such .»and aa that shipments be consigned to the done up in fine style.. Shall *bo hap­ this into the most enduring rock. department of agriculture and dis­ „OLD BY ' OF S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A Now what nature is able to do tpan py to congratulate. tributed thence to consumers wlio H IL L L U M B E R C O . . ■. , J M J m f R m - - - - - - - M Mr. Peterson from Massachusetts, should be »bio to imitate to pretty G E O . H . F E R N A L D H D W . C O . |do not como under the German ban. good advantage. It is not dfesirable who own» a place on- Richmond ave- TH E SANFORD H E R A LD DID YOU GET YOUR SHARE? THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY MORE fcb LIES “ M A D E IN S A N F O R D ” B R A N D t COUNTY HAPPENINGS f “ «<■" Numerous instances have been reported to us of people asking union carpenters for infor­ mation as to the location, existence, etc., of a novelty works plant in Sanford. The usual answer is that there is no such institution located here at the present time. THIS IS A LIE! There is such a plant here operated by the two best mechanics in Sanford, and their reason for lieing is that they have been unable to put in force their customary policy of RULE OR RUIN. The owners have had nearly thirty years ex­ perience in practical mill work, contracting and building, and the lumber business and know enough about it to run their own business with­ out advice or control o f their informers, and are always ready to serve the public along any of the above lines. INVESTIGATE! It’s A L L we ask. - - It s M O R E than they want We carry a full line of lumber, moulding, lath, shingles, etc., at the lowest cash prices. Our yard is located at the old Coca-Cola plant, First street and Myrtle avenue, Our novelty works plant is located at the old Pepsi-Cola plant, corner French ave. and Commercial street. PRICE & COLLER Contractors and Builders 5ÖCXllilllllllll>ö«|lllll|||UlX>Kllllllllllll>ö«<llllllllllll>»0 <:illllII||lllX>»ÖCIIIIIIIIIIIlXXXIIIIll!IIlllXXXIIIll/llllll5öeCllIl///lfliiX PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD xxxiiiiiiiii!ii»«m iiiiim ixxxiiiim iim 3eecxiiiiiiiiHU»eciiiiim iiiixx»:iiiiiiiiiiiixxx Í One First METAL I Cost .ROOFING Then No More I* Good Credit A Valuable Asset E T Fi r s t N Ba n k B[:|l ! i �■ ■ ax* THE SANFORD HERALD t u p Purchased Fitts Place J. 8. Wilson closed the deal this week for the W. A. Fitts, Jr., farm on Itfiionjajamuo and take» pasacMiori » —, —-T J —I ' r 5-*=r-: at once. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson are ; ¡little Happening«— Mention regular winter visitors and like Sunof Matters in Brief-r ford so well that they purchased this Persona! Items of valuable property and will make it In terest their winter home. Many improve­ ments will be made in the house and it will be most comfortable when ■• summary of the Floating Small finished. Mr. Wilson is a prominent 11 Talk« Succinctly Arranged for commission man of Pittsburg and be Hurried Herald Readers and Mr?. Wilson are very popular + + «M > > •>• •«••»♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ +♦ ♦ * here. Their many friends are re­ Hilly Jacobs of Chuluotn was in joicing over the fuct that Sanford has the city yesterday. ] ant annexed the Wilsons for good. Aside m having a nice home Mr. Wilson j H. Tucker, treasurer of-Oran*.,. . . . . . county among the O r U u d u ' A ^ " * of land 1". h,a new" possession and will raise celery visitors yesterday. and other winter vegetatles for the R. D. Waring of Orlando and Kis- market. When the buyers invest in flimmb« was here several days of this Sanford property it defnonstrntes the stability of the land in this sec­ week. . tion. Household goods, Imperial irons Sanford House Cafe and yeast cakes at Siihon’s. 60-tf Service a In carte. Wultcr Adams of Louisville, Ky., Husinoss Men's Lunch II to 2. j, in the city on important busi­ Open G a. m. to 10 p. in. ness. 71-tfc Bi3Udaaaflaotmi3<imsa»3üt3atfdas»¿a«*TMmirJünita^;3amia.atinauajjl INAND ABOUT THE CITY:: r fc PAGE FIVE A R E S U M E OF I J ...A N D SANFQJJ^ HAlTEÑfNÍS UP TO DATE E V E N T S ... \ d,Jr*n ill Comm«tu«cal«ou lot ihu c imn lu "Sosttty l*hif*« Mi* H A TfI n, I’hori* No Wl a a a a a d a a u a a a a a a a tía a a B u a a a a u r.iii.r.^ tiisr, .im u n au CBtUiridjsl B ook L o r t r $ ' C lu b Mrs. Geo. Fmi was the gracious hostess to, the members of tho Hook Lovers' Club nt the home of Mrs. Claude Herndon last Thursday after­ noon and a very delightful time was enjoyed by the congenial party of friends. Quantities of cut flowers adorned fho atUaJlivo- roorrrs’.-^tttid­ ing ta~th»m a touch of-beau ty wml fragrance. An ice cream course was served and the pleasant hours whiled away with fancy work and happy couversution. hostesses, served delicious refresh­ ments and a »orlai"hour was enjoyed. /‘crtonal Menlián Mrs. J, M Lord is attending the district conference at Orlando. Mrs. 11. K. Tolar, Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Hryan and Mrs. S. C. Rowrmm- m o m m rD T tr to Oriunda "for the day on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. W. E. Scoggun spent the week end in Orlando the guests of friends. , y, D r lig h lf u lt y H n lt r la in t d “ Wall, sah. It's all nowlrf' to son. bam. Ho wonteiLcddccashum utd | doulffhT :bo -denied, nnd I flnaiYysoht him down to Rosodnlo to akulo. Jest ns soon as be could read ho cum homo and told mo about Cnptntn Khld. , tho pirate, and wo flggerod that tho 1 oln critter burled his treasure right yore. I went to dlggln' fur It and kept at It till last week." "Hut Captain Kidd was an ocean rover." "Of co'se." “ And ho couldn't have buried any treasure hundreds of miles Inland." "Of co'eo not. That's what a crlttnr told mo na ho cum along last week. Ho mado It so mighty plain thnt 1 *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * —— quit dlggln*lift- went to waitin'.“ And we please to live, ' ” You—you are waitin' for Homo ono, eh?" But know to make "I ar', sah —waitin' fur my aon Sam, who'll bo home thla day! HoJl find a'living mo right ycro as ho cumi along. IIo'll ax how tho dlggln’ cum» on, and if Fro W e must live to plcastf, so found tho gold yit, and then auntbin' we are glad that wtjTe-» alive will utter a war whoop and light down on him. That aunthln* will bo mo, And you should be so too and befo' I'm through with that var­ glad there’s a Baker mint of an offspring tho cause of odhere who'll strive decashun In tills stato will git so tan­ gled up and pulverized and tied Into To Make Good THings knota that It will take twenty y’ara for you fur It to go ahead and deceive on hon­ est man!"—-Washington Herald. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wallace left At the close of meeting of the executive hoard of the Woman's yesterday for Bartow, where they Club Monday afternoon the retiring expect to make their future home. members of the board and the in­ coming members were most gra­ Misses Janie and Hello Gray, who ciously entertained by the president, have been visiting Mrs. W. T. Johns, Mrs. Symes Wallace left on Wed­ mporlnnrc o f a Goad (Tty Mrs. J. W. Dicklns at her attractive have returned to their- home In Stnesday for her home in McHain, The 11 home 'on Magnolia avenue. An en­ Petersburg. Directory '}■ Michigan. joyable little contest, n play on tho A city that has a good city-direc­ Mrs. W. L. Harvey and little son Enlarged Tonalla and Adenolda. 5 or G doses GG6 will break tory, well supported will give the names of the various members of * 113 Magnolia, i Phona 16 0 Hcfore operating to remove adenoids uny case o f Fever or Chills. Price same support nnd prosperity to its the hoard and prominent mop in have returned from n visit toJ Mr. and tonsil» tho health of the child town was one of the pleasing fea­ Harvey in Jacksonville. -¿6 cents. * 7l-52tc* inha hituntn. should always bo built up. If thero is tures of the nfiemoon and created One who is looking for a location C. 0. McLaughlin spent several Questions were * Miss Annie Parra more returned an existing cold this must be treated will judge wisely if lie selects a city much merriment. and cured. If the teeth are decayed days hero this week, leaving yesterthut lias a good, well supported city asked such as "W hat is a necessary Monday to her home in Jackson- they must bo filled. Treating tho * day for pofnts in Osceola county. adjunct to Christ mas festivities?” V i l l i DENTIST directory. teeth and the practicing of deep Woodland Park has reopened for breathing exercises will be all that Is It is an infallible evidence of in- Holly, of course, came the answer. won* row White people onlt the summer season, jnueh to the de­ telligenre. thrift and general success \"Whi\t is a pleasing topographic comM ri I K . Melting,-r. Mrs \V. L. needed to cure tonsil disease If l| Is and prosperity, the standard of life , hinalion? Forrest laike. U hat is M o r g a n a n d Mr A Met linger ui|] strictly local, and not the expression light of old and young. PEOPLES B A N K BUILDING in >such communities is high. 11 desirable worker on u farm. ¡leave Monday for Philadelphia to of a systematic condition hr sumo re­ Or. Ulack man was among the cent Infection. ROOM 9 The listing now being »eiiig made by I brasher attend the graduation of Miss prominent visitors to the city on "A hoy's name, a pronoun and a Ruth Mettinger from St. Timothy’s Tuesday coming in from his ranch the Piedmont DirecotFy Co., Ashe­ member of the family?” Davison. Hospital. ville, N. C., for the new directory is * on the Wekiwa river. There were many others equally being carefully done, and will give ' Hon. J. N . Whitner nnd S. (). Sanford u standard publication which good for which, as the quickest The friends of Mr and Mrs. J. II. Chase sp^nt several days of this week through thè Library Exchange Sys­ g newer of the greatest number of Nino »ill I,,- glad to hear that lln-ir at Tosohatchie Ranch, whore many tem of thè Associali«!! *,f American names a potted f*-rii ».is pri s> ut« d Imi,, daughter, Klanche is recover­ improvements nre being made Directory Publisher* oi thè United Mrs Henry Wight, who declared ing nicely from the operation perThe "Chocolate Soldier” at the States and Canada, •>f which thè tin* honors were shared l*y Mrs Geo. fnrnied al i to- Miller Sanitarium on Sanford, Florida, Mav 5th, 1915 Parish house Saturday. May H 7U Piedmont Co are meniher» »ili fin<1 Fo». 1« whom s)i,. I,, turn presented Monday Hlanrhe returned to her A lT O ftiO B IL K OW N ER: Tablets and home on Thursday Parish House on Saturday. May s il* wny t<> mani part* <■( ilo- coun­ tile attractive prize Itcgiimg today we will put TEXAS company pencils were then given the guests I try. limi m a degno* h *lp lo itiake 7 p in . second show p If» p. m. Birth» ynsoline in your ear through our new Bowser solfSauford a more prominent and al — with the request that they draw the] t Mi and Mrs John hortsou of A good laugh (or everyone who lilling measuring pump for 1(» cents per gallon. tradivi* spot un ttu- map of ilo- |ir<> n••vt president of the Woman's Iteeh Hummock announce the turth attends tile Chocolate Soldier at the gressi ve state of Florida Adv (Tub. "Fish" are comparatively o f .a little son Tuesday, May -Ith. We will guarantee you more miles per gallon of Parish House Saturday evening, 7 ¡easy t6 draw so it is plainly to he 7 -l-2tc gas than any you have ever used. p. in., second show R:15 p. m. seen thui the finny tribe will In- t h e 1 We are the pioneers in this city for ROW price* Il,*tween 1J.litio and I 5.UIHI barrels next choice of the hoard at leant. HAD NO USE FOR EDUCATION W o o d l a n d Park of limi-* w» 1 1 he shi|>|>ed (min thè gasoline and we expect and respectfully solicit your Thursdays and Sundays Itowls and vasrta of cut flowers Old Gentleman Deeply Reaented the Florida keys through this season, patronage. As we must sell a volume in order to 8 wimining Pool, Amusements, Musi-» Deception of Which He Had nccording to esumate* of locul groiv- , were placed upon mantels and cabLease it for your next Picnic maintain this price. inm* and the refreshment plates were Been a Victim. ,-rs who deviare tlitit (io- crup whih* 7.1-tf adorned With pansies ami sweet, We have just completed installation- of a five late »ili he ime of Ito- io-st tilt* sei Thero was a man »taint forty years peas Mrs Dickins paid a pretty (ìooil music ut thè Purish House i htn has e ver had Tht- crup movehundred gallon tank and a new Bowser pump locat­ 8 a tur day evening, tonti pmao and meni »ili hegin in carnosi about tho compliment to tin- retiring members old seated on the fune«* In front of ed at the curb in front of garage and we are in posi­ the house and swinging tits lega as violiti »ili render thè ('iliocolate lirst If Jurie, ulthough witlpn thè of i hi- hoard by placing upon their tion to give you sendee. ho smoked, and as I halted nnd sa Soldier liext two wecfts striali consignments plates pansies; pansies for thoughts luted him nnd Inquired about the road Give us a trial and we will satisfy you. To Mrs Deane Turner fell the The grò» ahead, he asked The Chocolate Soldier, sono* n*-» may hegin to move «ut honor of both sweet liens and pun Y'ours very trulv, “ Stranger, he you what is called an musical thè Parigli House Suturday or» are deluying Ih«* heginning of sies Retiring from the chairman SANFORD M A C H IN E & GARAGE CO. evening. May 8 , 7 o'clock, second picking beni use ihe trees are so full ship of the music department she oddocated man*" " I hare something of an education," of hloom tiiut thè Inhorers in taking show 8:15. stilt retains her place upon the j replied, a« 1 noticed how grim he off thè matured fruii knock off many hoard as the first vice president «T looked S. Sherman, the well known boat hloaaom». the club newly elected A deliciou* builder of Bcresford left Tuesday "T hen I don t want nuthlu' to say The crop this year i* Inter than salad course followed by an ice to you," he continued, as ho settled for his home, after spending several the crop of of I'M 2, 10 1.J or 1014, cream course was served Assisting hack. days in this city*. Perhaps you are down on odura hut is coming on at yhout the same 1lu• hostess wer- M*-siianies M > ’ Mrs M F. Robinson and Mr* lime that crop« Mini ?" -your* prior t** Di 1km» I ¡co t *>\ alu 1 Mi-.- La u jo*. Ilarrold of Sanford -peni T u o , ,*.,_* » ,.r,. tlMù||y m;.ture< Perhaps I am sail Yes, H a h . I don t The d. Finjoymg the •harming Im.day in Del.und Mrs HarroM was1lust three years have produced un­ F 1want tiuthiu to do »ith them kind o' pil «lity of Mr» 1>1. kl hs » .-re \l 1-•* critters." a guest of Mrs. W t* Watt-« De- usually early lime» and growers were La ura Fish, Miss An nie iluwkin*. "H ave you suffered any Injury at Land News. becoming accustomed to seeing plen­ Meati»me» May Dickins, H. E. To their hands?" Mrs. J, S. Wilson expects to leave ty of April and May limes. This lar , Geo. L. Ma ri». A. W. Kitts, Jr . “ Hev 1? Wall, now. you climb up next week for her home in Pittsburg. year sees a reversion to type" in am 1 Terheun. i«•tiring member* of ycro und take a look over that field. Mr. Wilson will make several trips thi* lime groves, however, and free ihf ■ hoard. Those r**imuining upon It's hokum- of eddecasliun that I ve over Florida trucking centers before movement is yet weeks away t In- hoard and inctuning member- broken my back and bain t got no mo leaving. They will return next full w1*re M«>stla me» c f: Walker, lien ainhlnhun left " I climbed up beside him and saw and make this city their winter home ry \\ Ight. 1tea in• Turn. ■r. Hoy Syuu— that the field had been dug up In a W (¡1 *0 Fox A r i 1 ■ 1 * f. Morgn n Salesman Wanted In ymir slate hundred different places, as If tumu Hvit-. 1. It Phi lip-* (' ha- Polk ai t by the United Stale* Steel War** <’•> ouo had been digging gravi .« To the Business M en of il (' (¡error of Pittsburg, Pa., who are tin* largest "That's what I’ve bln nt fur the last Sanford v nr," growled the mail, as lie kicked manufacturers of vnamelwarc and the fence with Ills heels to prove hi» Sr u -Sr ir l iuti aluminum ware in the world, making The I’iedmont Directory Co dur i The members of the Sew-Sew Ciuli feelings. -“ Yes, sal), I've put In ten tho lowest as well as the highest of Asheville, N . C., which is to pub­ price ware. Goods are sold and ship­ lish the now 1915 directory of San­ and seve/al other friends were de­ hours a day right y«re with pick uod ped direct from the factories to ford is a member of the American lightfully entertained by Mrs. F\ !.. Hhovel for the last twelve months, and mebbe you don't wonder thnt I'm down merchants only. Now salesmen are Association of Directory’ Publisher» Woodruff yesterday afternoon with on eddecasliun " paid n liberal commission on their with headquarters in New Yocrk ! » charming little porch party. ''What have you been doing?" sales, seventy-five per cent of their city. Address \V. If. Hates, »«ere-j Punch was served throughout the ’'Dlggln' fur gold, s n h " warnings as fast n» order? are accept- tary. F'or further references R, G. afternoon and delicious cake and "A n d you haven't found any?” *<1 by the credit department, balance Dun & Co.; American Nutinnnl creatn at the refreshment hour. En"H ow could I when It wasn't thar’ of commissions paid monthly. Aftoi Hank, Wachora Hank and Trust Co., joying the gracifftjs hospitality of to bo found? I Jest fcol myself glttln’ *>lesmen have demonstrated their Central Hank and Trust Co., alt of Mrs. Woodruff were Mesdames Din- dangerous when 1 thluk of It Hotter ability wa arrange permanent and Asheville, N. C. Investigations as gt*c, Holly, I)uRote, O. L. Taylor. pa*a on. »tmngcr. befo' 1 break exclusive territory. We have new to tho Piedmont Co.’s standing as McLnulin. R. A. Howard. J. S. Wil- lo°»p!" " nul to|l ">® w,1>' »lug all those «alesmen making from (50 to $80 competent and reliable directory son, C. C. Woodruff. May Dicklns THE UNWELCOME MRS. HATCH AT THE STAR THEATRE Who holes In this Held." 1 persisted, P*f week. In reply give references. publishers is welcomed by said com­ told you there was gold there?" MONDAY, MAY 10th /Jrftpfii/ul .S'ofinf pany. 73-2tp 1 * 74-2“ . “ *• Mr». Augu»tu» F'rank very de­ lightfully entertained the Ladies' Union of the Congregational church anti a number of other friend» on I Thursday afternoon at her home on the Heights with a social in the in­ terest of the expense fund of the Ladies' Union. A nice sum wa» real­ H E R E Ls a humnn side to this institution. W e like to meet outr customers and get ia the name given our new Ice Cream Parlor and is ized from the silver offering and u acquainted with them for our mutual advantage. the Spanish word meaning “ Beautiful” . thoroughly enjoyable time spent by *J This hank Is working all Lhe time to please its customers, and we are well equipped all present. Tho pretty parlors wero to render the best assistance to legitimate business interests. spent with charming simplicity, quan When you are thirsty think of BO N ITA and come H Your affairs can lx* intrust«! to your H O M E IN STITUTION with the knowledge titles of cut flowers of every variety to our beautiful parlor only two doors from the being used effectively. A pleasing that they will be well cared for, ns this b^ink is owned and managed by the most solid postoffice: program of music and song v u ren­ and successful business men of this city. Ê- \t dered throughout the afternoon. *J We conduct a well equipped Savings Department, when* you can open an account Dainty refreshment» were served by with $1.00 and will receive 4 |*»r cent interest, compounded quarterly, on all funds Miss«** Albino F'rank and Genie Pope deposited. : & J. L. MILLER’S BAKERY D R . C. W . F A IN vy xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixtxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiiMee S a n fo rd M a ch in e & G arage Co. xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixsxiiiiiiiniii>e»<!iiiiiiiiiii N O T IC E 1 BONITA” YOUR BANK T THE BONITA ICE CREAM PARLOR (Next Door East of People* Bank) NICOLOPULOS BROS., Proprietors PHO NE 132 Ice Cream made by electricity delivered to any part of the city in pints, quarts, gallons or any larger quantity if cletured. . V Eatlcrn Star Thero was an attendance of 35 at the regular meeting of the Eastern Star on Tuesday evening and two interesting initiations. Mrs. S. Max­ well and M. Boyer were the candi­ dates for Initiation. Mrs. Grahpm of Chicago was a guest of tho order. At the close of th? ceremonies Mrs. Easterby and Mrs. R, L. Griffin, LET US SERVE. Y O U SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK . (CQVKT-HOUSE BUILDING) FORHEST LA KE, Pres. D. L. T HR AS HER, Viet-Pres. A R . KE Y, Cashier ... t M Ié ís ü IIÍE S Q ^ M Í v. m �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HERALD IK** gtmvful liof-j of perfect rest. -put ti |>Hik |wiIki imilt'r ln*r round rhevk jut] Kltpl ntr*«lutit uii. .\itl i v i fiiil luT m ill a 1'iinik, ki*»>t.-ti Her v«utluu*ly’-on lUv iiuu*r;|i<nt »iirtiKe ut our ihw k timJ nt.tHif titit iu |lie smoker. He "tin liutlc in live 111I1111H1* n> sev lit*tv ►lit: will* resting. Tltu pretty‘little bride U.id uot llie id*} tltHli ut sleep, ivtiirb lie bud vx|**?vti<J |u see. ■ H er ^ J u n e 1 -2 -3 1915 CONFEDERATE VETERANS R E U N IO N tut-e Imtl |kiie p a llo r o f wcurlntNU. nu<J Copyright. ISIS, by Serial 1hi Mica I Ion Cor­ po rallón FIRST EPISODE Tbe Mao With the Black Vandyke ' CHAPTER I. HE quivering center of all the Intense agitation‘ In Brynport was Bouncer. That energet­ ic collie could remember no occasion so exciting as this In the Moore household, hut ns every one seemed thoroughly snthifled Bouncer helped In the happiness until hla tall ached. Once, and once only. Bouncer lutd been able to get past old Aunt 1lobby This time be raU'gbt (lint coal black •cook with ber hands full of snow white dough. Shu lost her dignity and her center or gravity and sat down utf Undoor with a plump Which Jarred (ho bouse as Bouncer plunged beneath her daring skirts, hut sho saved the dough. Bouncer mennwhile was up the back stairs, and a brown and white streak bad flushed Into the daintily cn-tonned room of tils friend, mistress and play fellow. |>retty June Moore. Here all was billowy confusion June herself, standing by the lung, low row of tleee By curtained windows, was the nucle­ us of all the frothing white Her gtrl bib cheeks were Hushed, and her eyes were wide and sblutug, and u fat dressmaker, with her tip In her mouth and a maze of diabolical wrinkles In ber brow, was on her knees completely encircling Juno with pals and pulls and twitches A browbeaten dress­ maker's helper, with n (laming red spot In each check and her yellow hair dragging to denote her repressed ngutiy and with her bosom stuck full ot plus and needles and things, was standing rigidly to one side holding 1111 orange blossomed veil June’s mother. In n very special dress and with ner hair done In the must painful precision of which n Frenchman was capable, stood just lit front of Juue, wringing her bands and helping with ber eyes In all the sacred ceremonies. Marie. Marie ot the broom and duster, black haired nnd red gummed, waited near, with n wide grin nnd moist'eye*, to hare things hung upon bee when there was no more Bpncc upon the little white bed nor any of the chains. Over hy the door, talking m ber IteanUiuHy curred brows were knotted us If lu dUiress. Lie thought that tbe Unlit In Her eyes disturbed her and drew do wit onu of tha blinds. That troubled Unittim; ut Juce War­ ner’s beautifully arched brows had not beet) doe to the light shining in Uvr eye«, but to the lurid Utility which bad sprung up In'her mind, and flint dame - v* flnnretl lt»eir Into the tifurfcs ot weird By «pnmai arrangement lor rnt» dreams. .Sin* tut tv .Nvd tipping the paper » photo-drama oorvespotm white toothed porter: then* she. saw tng to ttra tnauilmonta nt "R un Ned, with e*|uully hearty ~generosity: —awny June’ may now tx* «*«on si giving her thrtt» bills. Tile dlffwreore the loading moving picture then tors By arrangement mail«- will the Mutual Film Corporation ii n not only possible to roao ••Huns way Juno' aach week, nut iusrorwarrt to »0« moinnr pietorlUustrating our storv stopped, tainfiisisl. and **ust down tin eyes at her luterlncltig ttngera. Ue studle*! net a inumeut Iu per plexlty. "I'm Just the same ns your purse, except that yon can't lose me.” he told her. dwelling with foud eye« .upon her lofig lashes, her smooth, round cheeks her red 11|t*. lie reached Into his pocket with bluff heartiness and pro duced a roll of hills just ns the porter cornu In with two snowy pillows "Good work. (Jeurge!" approved Ned and. catching two bulging eyes Hied Tickets pn Sole May 29th to June 2nd, tnc, limited to June 10th. Extension and stop-over privileges. For rates, schedules, reservations, etc, call on . G. W. CR1M agent ATLANTIC COAST LIN E N STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH are cut off our loavca. It’s all quality, too. * The quantity wc >ut in for good measure. We teep friendly with the housewife jy g I ring the host and most for the least money. • Our baking is done under ideal hygienic nindilions. SPENCER’ S BAKERY 111 Park Ave. CORTLAND Free Delivery Fashion’s favorite for Spring and Summer PRAIRIE BONES BLEACHED BONES ALL KINDS OF BONES Sanford. Florida rices and Shipping In sin u imi We curry all the leading varieties of Farm. Meld and Garden S«-*-d that have tested and known to Is- adapted to tins -.oil and climate The Going A w a y Am id Shower» of Rice. We run till your order immediat *ly o|K»n I tie roll ot bllfH he held In Ills (or in-» crop of all vane lien of hands. Ned stripped dfl » dollar "Thin SEE J> BEANS. SEED POTATOES, Is my letter of, introduction." ho oh served as he passed It over W ilso n & T o o m er F e rtiliz e r C om pany J ackso n ville ENGLISH PEAS. ITUUMIIEH, TOMATO, PEPPER SEED, EGG .PLANT, ETC. Ned turned to June, smiling, as Unporter went our of the door nnd took three hills from the inside ot the roll SEED CORN. KAFFIR CORN. MIL­ "I think you’ll feel happier carry Itut LET. BEGGAR WEED. SOR­ this around " GHUM SEED. ETC. He stuffed the hills Into tier clasped hands She tried to cl use Iter hands C O W PKAS ALL VARIETIES against It with a sudden Instinct which she could not fathom, tried 1» RHODES, NATAL AND SUDAN draw awny from the money, but tils ti It ASS SEED Augurs were the stronger, and. laugh­ Complete stock of garden nnd Reid ing, he kissed her and straightened up tu put the hnlauce of the money In hU seeds, poultry feed ana supplies, incu­ bators, etc. pocket. Bite Idoked at the bills, while Write for our spring catalogue and rt slow flush of crimson came up over her face. Why should this have cm weekly price list on poultry feed, etc. harrnssed and humiliated her? It Oldest established and lurgest seed seemed absurd, for this was 11 part of house in Florid». marriage. I Why nut select your wife’s Favorite now Ned silt tx-sldc her nnd put Ms arms of the Favorites, and tells you more of t? around her. and she held up Iter lips to 20G East Hay Street bo kissed. HuddetUy she burled her head on hla shoulder nnd cried. Borne Jacksonville Florida thing hnd been swept awny from her, something had Itecn broken. The mnn In Circuit t'uurl, H ttrnlh Judicial. Clicuti Nemlnelr C ou nlr . Merida bad given, nnd she had received. M. M. Smith, Complainant. Ii. A. Martin Seed Co Favorite Ranges Favoriti** are ninth size* and ‘ \l*‘ We ill i-onib to exactly meet y ><• needs. When we pin* range in her kitchen. .. u l>oth loci as if it had here to order. Consider, too. *h . » . I itc Range cut* fuel !•■ one-th.rd, practteull. nates repair cX|m-u-** • perfect baking nnd .....h long time 1of a booklet. » ho 1 -r be given free il you ure inter Geo. H. Fernald Hardware C o m p a n y CHAPTER II. IERE was n «tiaijow on the Fnl Isalies, the groyne** of a cloud which hnd not Iw n there ns they had stoned upon this , onrney.. Money-the woman a money. It bad been nil right for June to coax. her mother and wheedle her father, but they wer? mummy nnd daddy. Ym , Ned would give her all he eould afford, but Ihni was It—he would give It to her! Hhe would be the recipient o f Id* bomity, or. wonte still, would lie paid for being bin wife! She suddenly arrived at the startling fact that this wn* ibe status or every wife. It was s most disquieting thought, destructive of «elf respect. It was unbearable. Ned Warner felt the precious head on his shoulder become heavy. Foor little girl! Getting ready to he mar­ ried was wearisome work. Well, little wlfey’s terrible tribulations, such as separating from bolus and friends anti Boom er gnd being made to give on ncconnt o f beraelt. were nil over. Ned braced himself against the arm of the seat for flfteen minute«, while tbe tired bead drooped lower and lower. Poor little girl! Her neck would be stilt from that strained position. He moved ever so gently, but tbe gentleness wan an onpectewsry precaution. Wheo be tried to shift her she «ltd Into his arms without a flicker of her eyelids nod lay there sleeping like a baby, ber long lashes curving on her cheeks, her red lips bnlf purled. Nfd Warner was amazed at his wonderful luck. Who was be to deserve such a peerless crea­ ture as this? He lifted June’s feet Into the other rad ot the sent. Phe gave herself one pretty ¡shrug, whk'h settled her Into Harry A. Graham, Julia A. Rill to P. Hubbell, Porter ThornpQuiet Title eon Hubbell and Xlarlan Hubbelt. Defendant!. To Harry A. Graham. Julia A. P. Hubbell. Porter Tbompeon Hubbell and Martin Hub belli It appeartec from the »worn bill pi com ptalnanl Med herein that the above named de tendanta Julia A. P. Ilubbell and Harry V. Graham am non-reledenta of tha elate ot Florida, and It U tha belief ot complainant that each of them la ovar tbe ate of twenty-on* year*, that It ta the belief of complainant that Porter Tbompeon flubbe I and Marian Hubbell are troth nonresfdenta ot tbe elate of Florida, anti that troth ando aach til them are under the are of twenty-one * ytarat that the placa of rraldenre ot Barry A. 'Graham le 207 Con■r*aa atreet, Weet, Havannah, Georgia, and that tha place of reetdenco of Julia A. P. Hubbell, Portfer Tbompeon Ilubbell and Marian Hubbell and earn of them I* lloueton, Harris county, Teaat. that there la no pereon In the state of Florida service of subpoena upon whom would bind any, either or all ot tha abova named defendants! ou and each ot you, Harry A. Graham, ulla A. P. Ilubbell, Portar Tbompeon Hubbell, and Marian Ilubbell, are. therefore ordered to appear to tha bill of complaint filed herein asminit you, oh or hefora the ITth day of May, f a i t , or ia n r wilt be taken aa contested and dnnl decree entered asatnet you and aach of you. It la. further ordered that this order be published once ■ week for four ceniecutlve weeke In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Sanlord, Seminole rounty, Florida. In witness whereof I have hereunto aet my hand and official teal this tha 14th day of April. I S li . Majority of Friend« Thought Hr, Hughe« Would Die, But K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Clrcolt Court, Seminole Co., Fla. Dickinson A IHrkln.on, Solicitors tor‘Complainant. take hit advice, although did not have I have now been taking B la c k -Draught for three months, and It has cured me— « haven’t had those awful sick headaches J feeell I decided t8 any confidence in iL One Helped Him to Recovery. Inking other medi«ines. since I began using it. 1 am so thankful for what Black- Pomeroyton, Ky.—In Interesting ad­ vice* from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughe* Draught has done for me.” write* & follow*: *M was down with Thedtord's Black-Draught has been stomach trouble for five (5) year*, and found a very valuable medicine for de­ would have tick headache *0 bad, at rangements of the stomach and liver. If times, that I thought surely 1 would die. Is composed of pure, vegetable herb«, I tried different treatments, but they contains no dangerous Ingredients, and did not seem to do me any good. ads gently, yet surely. It can ** lrfclr I got so bad, I could not eat or steep, used by young and old, and should be TO W H O M IT MAY CO NCERN Nolle* I« hereby riven that Ih* partner»hip heretofore «tintine b*tw**n Cyril H. HappereCt and ll.irn A. Hollina, under th* Arm bam* and »tyU of th* 1 hutuola Mercantila C o., and later »» tha Seminole Tradiaa Company at Chuluota, Klao hat md ail my Wends, except one, thought 1 would die. Thedtord's He advised me to try Black-Draught, and null A 25c WaÄt Ad. in The h w i l l Rent Your House .For * •. t �fw * A fter All, Carter’s is the Best Ned bumrdHrtç_ 6 jn£ei2 ^ D p D e _ o f Ilio Tüokle». nuil lie b u m « ? -Irta tongue. but tie wat highly iileasoil with the taste, nini be gare 'June «omo money. He |u*ttc4l tier on tbu shoulder. Again »be ber mother |uiylng Auut DebDy ami patting tUat valuable cook ap­ provingly on tbe Hboulder. _ • In ber dn-nni June aitw Ned's office, a atlff. prim place, aa atollil ns tbe elder Warner. Then» tvns a nice look. It.g stenographer, quite obviously great rrlrtuls wltb u nice looking yuuug secretnry. and there was u nice looking office boy. It wus evldeutiy Snlunlnv night, for Ned presently roae from hla desk and*walked over to the bice look­ ing stenographer. He banded her the envelope containing her pay. and they eirhnugcd n frank stnlle aud n few pleasant words. I’retty good pay the stenographer received. She earned It ,\e«l bandeil tbe iil«-o liMiking aevretary "an envelope They exchanged a tew pleasant words ami u. frank smile. .Ned bandtal the tile* looking office boy an envelope and laughingly s«|Ut-<-*»»l the tail ‘a rliln and rumpled Ida hair T b e boy grliimal delightedly and popjied lb* envelope Into Ills Inside |Niekel. Then Ned wulked over to June uml to. tbu rw tlbu le_:î£u t lheü»L-JUÜ now for the first time ho saw the three ten dognr bills on the scat. One of them was slightly torn: all of thorn were orura|ilo<l. Frantically be rang the hell: then be rushed out to meet the vvhJtu toothed |iorter ou tbu way. “ Where's my wife?'* be dcmaiidrd. The lairtcr's eyes widened until they mado bla teeth look gray. “ ’ Deed I don't know, boas!” be re­ plied. ns seared by conlnglon nlone as If bo Imd been accused of throwing the pretty little bride out o f the whi­ tlow. “ Honest to tbu Lord. 1 don't know!” Tbe delirious search began from that Instant In about two minutes the con ductor. the hrakemeu. all ttio porters ami half tin- passengers were searching for June Warner Ned. In tils mesi lively vUlou o f all. an w ber dropping ofT thè trulli, crushed uud mangled beyond all ris-ogultlou No vision, howe»or. portrayg»l to him Ids bride slowly •tossing the trucks to ward the black \ amilked man! A» a ppruaetied Hi man gave her a sharp scrutiny, »lulled nud strolled across the station platform to the bul­ bauded her an envelope. It was larger letin board. New Vork local was due than tbe others. He bowed to ner at -4:10. An express wus due at 4:V0 rvry courteously iih be presented it. June Warner wan hclpie»» and be lie »poke a tew pleasant words, hut wtldrrvd She had no money, no did not stnlle frankly, and she enst friend» Site tuflld not eVeii telegraph down In-r eyes There seemed l<> bo a Wtiy laid she done this ft»ilt»h thing' distinct undcPdamllng that »lie nud Her dream! She saw herself ugniti' not earned her envelope. 1 standing m Hie posture of a piteous A t-'Hir. shivering old woman sat huddled lii a doorway Nod »topped, looked it tbe old woman a moment mid then walked «cross to tier and bnmh-0 net a coin, lie was very mug till)' >nt about it In »pile of III» com piisMinii He broadened Ills chest wltti tbe exhilaration o f the good deed: then la- »mtiod down at bis wife most gett er««u«lj 1«». hi» wife, for the old wo tunii was gouo. and June. In luxurious furs, loit huddled, was In tbe door way It uas slit* to whom be hud git ell Ilie t utn! A wan and tattered, pinched an I bungiy looking little Imy stood mutely beside them, piteous appeal In Ills ifp turned eyes, and held out hla claw like Unit- palm. Ned. Itenuiing wltb kindly gi»>d will, plaeetl a coin m the toil •trclchial palm and put Ills bn ml In benediction on Hit- head of .luuc. fur It wns »lie, ittill hut the wan little boy whnjftuod there piteously lugging! What womlerflll scene wits this? A bleak, wild eountry with huge, strange hints Hying over It ntitl no liiiuinii bah Itatinii In sight T h e re were liuinun creatures, tlmukii. t w o o f th e m -n tilg. |«>IiiIiT«»I1» Jawed sa tn g e with matted ban who iiirrb-tl an enormous Hub utvi on«* -hoolder 1toll Ihd him irodg ejj a »iiiulla-r llgure. a woman. u||H .^maltis] hair hanging to her waist In ber iio»e was a ring, mid to this ring was attaches) a leather thot|g. the nth cr cud o f which wns In the man's band. He wita taking borne bis bride .Mimic, the wisldlhg itinreh. tile little gray* ivy loing i Impel at llrynpori Was that Ned • uiiilug down tin- a islet Wn« Hint June Just behind him ‘ Was there a leather thong in Nod » hand? Oh! Was the other cud of that lining - , lieggai and ovcptlug Ned » gifts She sa IV Nisi Upping the w lille H»i| Itisi por ter li dolilo uni then. » U h the same Jovial generosity, handing her thirty I T h e tondi of timi money still lnirn>»l her III g e l» I ihi I M i a » »i■-i r e i insiliti I might lie. It was keen ami real uevor j thcless. and until »lie nud thrashed out t i l l » ipli—linn with I In- W o l i i l t l l which had suddenly giow n up m In-r she could lud make o f her marriage with Nisi the mu risi reliitloiiNlil|i wtiteli »h e had tu-ld a» her Ideal Tin- Muck V{|uil.vkcd mail passisi ipilte near In-r gazing at In-r » i t t i a »mile .*>m- wink is 1 around him Where should she g o ’- Home? She could see in-r fai In-r and mother plying her with ipn-sttou upon i|iiesHoti. ilrlv lug her to tear» with fllelr worried In «lifti-ln-i1' and their niter lack of under »limitimi I f nut tiniiic where then? As If from the setting »on Hie answer came to h e r—Just New \ork. So Mg and so Intent upon Itself Hint friends may dwell around the corner for years aud never know Ned at Hint moment wns extracting slow In fo ifii:iTt**ii ir--:n a half deal and •( «topped, (o mil Ned. but there *■* no tnovetuent la tier. Across the tracks |n front of the at*J*0" a man tall, splendidly groomed. , rk Vandyke»!. stood watching her lolfoiljr. , --- a r , • CHAPTER» III. KI) WAIIXKH. aa the train pull•■d dot from that intuncntous station, wits In the wash room " f the smoker, with a plena«nlle on his Him. making the most \ollct of. blx exUtencv. He for*, g* **“ Vw ***• ^onor o f »lining alone “r nr"f (fmo with bla charming . , , kaTk°??Ui:h,J be strolled »■ «th rou gh the xar to awaken the •wretwt girt In the world. -•w in e r he. called and tamed to bend WM *“»» U»fr»| Ow.hurried put 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.............. IV ...... ............. .....................'60c Half Pints................. ...... ............ :.......... ...35c 4 oz. Bottle, for Fountain Pens, with,filler 25c Try P E N C R A F T — You W ill Use No O th e r W e carry con.stnntly in stock a Com plete line o f the ( AIM UK’S I N K S . w nhhlcd T h e m a n c a s t ut t h è m e r c l i a n d i - e a lo o k ut c o u t n u p l . "I t'i* a v e f y ilic e w a t c u * " urgetl J n u e . " I l ' » a s o lili g o l d c a s e a m i l iloti't km *w lio iv t i in n y J e iv e l» i o n i y m -e d m o n e y e lliiu g h l o g e l tu N e w I o r k alili I d r e II taxi l'Iie n I m a s i l im i » urn e w o r k T h e Idui k \ a l i d i k e Ululi s e i e » Ughi i-d I d o l i I H a lli II. o l i s e l i e d l l l c w o ■min. liHikiug s i r i n g h i a lu - a d w lille im­ muti » g i a i n e o i i u n i i - t o p i » t r n y e d trulli t h è liie ri-lia u d ls i- f u t h è l e l i d e r "Ieri w eli iiiHlded J a n e , uni gru lli o f rn e fi-li iiw iii t h è h r im o r in-v Utili* Min- Imi a m i l» Mim-isl la ( h e r lg l d imi > mii ;i Ione, hiil il «Im| Tilt* I ik» loll 1Oc­ ie C a rte r’s B lack B e tte r Ink in 2 -o z B o ttle s 5c C a rte r’s Ink, in C r e e n , Violet or B lue, 2 -o z B o ttle 5c ( 'arter' s M ucilage. 2 -o z 5c Viok-f I Oc B ottle be C a r te r ’s Stam p Pad Ink (for R u b b e r S ta m p s) all colors C a rte r's N um bering M achine Ink ifor N u m b e rin g 25c M a c h in e s or t tish Register) all colors............ .•••* oli .1 10c C A R T E R ’S v.*Ii »»(mI I I ii u :• •* t 1. n itti coli! di** f *•«ni .-i tig h t 4 •t* 1 J i n n . n i t . •* I • i 1«• »MS IM'UmiM i •. n » S(*!l| I'V m . t i 4* . v n i tic Won I pi I llilt tile I N K Y R A C E R ( HEMICAI, à 25c to present >'•>«« with H • ’ he p.in»:intlv oIi s i t i «-«I ! t uni >.!■« l " » « ... I for «1 Inter, how «■« i t . I will be \«-i,v glad In ilissl to g i v e you my card." "Thank h o i ' »lie ai-ei.ptisl. ami. tak Ing the card, put it In tier l»-lt. 'Von are very kind." It wns not until they were nearing the station In New York tliut he spoke to her again “ Pardon me.” he snld. (tending »rver her. "If I can be of any service to yon ou your nrrivnl I shall be very hnppy Indeed " "There Is nothing, thank you." she replied, smiling up nt him. “ You are very kind." At that tinrlleulnr moment the New York oxpn-w* overtook the Im-al and slowly forgisl ahead, and Ned Warner. |N*crlug feverishly Into every |wi»»lng window, wny the suave, black Vnu dyked stranger betiding gracefully over Ills wife, and June wits smiling up at him Then Neil, ngniust his will, passed lilt. The express, however, was delayed n moment, uml Iho^locnl pulled In ahead of It. Nisi was the first isissen ger out of the expreon. nnd ho landed on the plat(uxth Juat-Jn time to »ih* the Vnndyked man nnd June going tlirougli iho gate side by side. Nisi rUslied after them, but It was uot un­ til he rvnrhe«! the Vanderbilt avenue stairway thut he saw them again. June was darting through tbe door and Ju»l behind her wns the man. Ho wns smiling. With a rush Ned rounded the balustrade nnd went up three ste|w nt n spring He arrived only In time to sec June a|»-cdlug a wny In a taxi enh and to see the Idnrk Vnndykod mini Martlng lifter her In nnother. tie Jumped Into a third one nnd shouted. “Chase them!" “ Hold on there!" gnsjn-d n breathless voice, nnd a panting porter plied Ned's white ribboned luggago on top of him Away through the tangled traffic, across Forty-fourth street and up Fifth HTeune rushed the three taxis at break* neck apeed. * -j 5c i *r'«*«I U h * w u lcli in .m tnriii*il lo i t i totllHc C a rte r ’s W riting F lu id in l!-oz. B o ttle s C a r te r ’s Koiintain Pen Ink in B la ck , Creen 01 I w.ml Slu 1 l e p li H lu c iil «linn ••( 1mil tl'l U (It. f II i * ll.t«lu «1 II.Il..| ' - I . . m i n „ lH*ÎMr«« N 1 1 Ii. r u l l i l i ii > I* / c Ili-rsi-lt a n d vi i n pit 10c C a r te r ’s Red C a rm in e Ink >for banks and largeolFieesj h alf pint .fi()c illUl tllll) IUIIIimI lo lu*r l*l*l»Jllnl *lJan ’ It did imi *i*t*u» piallilo limi lu»r volco m u i d C a rte r ’s W riting F lu id in 4 -o z B o ttle s ( ’a lte r s Red H ousehold Ink, 2 -o z B o ttle Slu* wniit» u I kjiiI >I« i lini n » wn» from iti* pali* ' :• « »I lou.lnvjor win» i\ i h •sojir»»inl *111•I nt» Ili 111«i t lit* Ult* (III '•fTi'll'O' Iti II.Il " H HI Ili. hut w e r e filli ut l u . » 25c Carter's K oal B lack Ink in 2 -o z B o ttle s 11«•\% um« li il«' y o n i « i i l f o r ili If* ridivi F a rters W ritin g F lu id in* H a lf-p in t B o ttle s C a rte r ’s K oal B la r k Ink in 4 -o z B o ttle s • WII*» mere rh i1* Mil it Tlit-r «1 ” 1A' t on- •‘tf* ttial n al • h. * slit- Sitili 1. II) ■ .»r On«* lid i "lit;it iiit-d « 1•l.'tiir«1 d"C h ml Um* utln-r nu.1mu* ami iIm*i 1 «lilla* t.f Hu- 1. 1*1 » 1*«' (nr ii.i in• uml ml •In*-* Ilf platform, had gnqiplcd meuntluio with the tlrst problem of her Independence That problem hail to do with the menus of grtllng to New I ork. and It wfia concretely expreweed In iter beau­ tiful little gold watch In the meantime Ned's train had drawn up at the ueit stop, nnd ho had the station master in Knrnvllle In n minuto nud was Inquiring for a ibnely bride. "Why. yes." huskily shouted the stn tloti uiiisfer st l-nritvllle. "n young per­ son of that description tins ttis-n hint Ing around here on the platform, and who's Jtt»t getting on the down local,' reported the station master "Sites With a tall fellow with 'pointed black whisker*. He's helping ner no the train.-* A black Vandyke»! stranger'. Ned almost reelisl. So that wns wny she bad left the train! • Urop «peni:" 'he yelled. Ilut the I Il a ir r o s e .ilei l o o k ia l ili I lo - l u p •*! liti* i ,) i *iì It m akes no difference what quantity you d e ­ Carter's Writing Fluid in Pint Bottles..!.!........... ......... -(Oc Im( Tilt* Reliable Carter's Writing Fluid in Quart Bottles ............................ 75c wOHI ri II S In|| The w f i n a l i i ili to si » h a i fili . Ilieii » h e hi» O ld sire. nor for what purpose you wish it, we ran supply your n e e d s. Th» Man Gava H « r a S h a r p Scrutiny. discomfort ut knowing mat Hie man wn» grumbling at the. woman luces sttttlly fo r having liought the watch The black Vuntlyleil man went o v e r to them aud site siw li.in p-<» »«»me lliiiliey ami t la«*i• I,.- • ante Mu *. m Julie with Hie Watch III Ills ll.Hi«! There whs a midden Jolt nud screechIng noise, a rattle ami n bang mid tbe sound of hissing »team June Warner * JuuiiKsl wildly .to ber feet and gazed •maud the little comportment. There wire the (lowers, the lanes of candy, tbe scattered rice. Comprehension catue to her »lowly, for »be wn» still half In tier dream. The tnilti( hu<] •lopped Stic snatched up tier clonk, L i*. lumped up on the sent and brought down the paper bag which contained tier prim little traveling lint: then she Jerked open ti,o jour. In tbe opening •be stop|»*d wltb n sudden Hash of memory. Ned's money, tbe first of tils generous bounty, tbe tlrst of tier pay 3 h» Jumped to I n » Ground. for lielng Ned s wife! She Jerked It from her licit, threw the three bill» on tut .-illy dninlt old woman with a cross tbe m-nt. mu d o w n 'th e steps. Jumped gntlnisl dlsjmsllhiii. Us. »lie had seen to Ibe ground nnd sped arms* the • a young woman gel on Hie tndu at a trsrks to the opixsrife platform She slntloii buck iln-re She didn't know It bad no Idea o f where she wns going, the stntlMi was l-itriiviile or uot. oul but anywhere would do. . the girl Imd rice In Hie orlui ol her tint. k Í As-tbe Irnln Martial to pull nut she June Warner, aioue on the station b*d n mail Impulse to run after It to We have it in every color and for every pos­ sible purpose.. Rememberttre' Heraftt' when“ .... you want INK. 10c < . i i i i i ' s I .i<j m< I ( ¡ l ue ' m u n is e v e n thingl ( al ter s New Vel Vet Show C a rd Ink JSlat k. Bight R ed . Dark R e d , for m a k in g card sign s) in W h ite , O ra n g e. Bight D ark Blue, B row n aud Y e llo w .................................. B lu e, *........................ 15c ■h o u s e h o l d I ndelible I nk ÄU**> u n » uva m m« riflKi Carter’s Household Indelible ( ’art e r’s Photo-D i b m ry PîLste in D ouble M ’ell Ja Fs Ink (for marking linen) with 25c . ( ,’ a r te r ’s Photo-I Jbrarv P a ste in. 4 -o z with Brush marking outfit b o ttle s 25c 10c Carter’s Typewriter Ribbons, for any make machine ........................75c M A IL ORDERS G IV E ft PROM PT, CAREFUL A T T E N T IO N The Herald Printing Co. 107 Magnolia Avenue • Sanford, Florida �W' PAGE EIGHT THE 8ANF0RD HERALD published In the Sanford Her«l<J, '» per published In Hanford, Senti' y, Florida, for 1* ronteeutl«. , Witness K. A. O ou rlu i, rl»r rlrrolt court and the i m ! , v AN ORDINANCE »a. Alb day of M ay, A. P. l<m, (Mal) E. A. I >()(-<, i a v An Ordlnanro prohibiting Itaatauianta. •I.unrh .Counters and Coffee Stand» on . , . „ j'y J»»- C. itaci« A Olio«, «hreia Irom doing butlnoaa In certain Solicitor» for Complainant locatlona In th* city of Kanfordi “ 71-Fri-lJt He It ordained by lb« mayor* and d ly council of the city of Sanford, Florida: Section I. That It »hell br unlawful for FINANCIAL HTATF.Mf any peraon or peraonr operating or main* Made under Section 42 i i For Rout— Five room cottage on laming restaurant», coffee stand*, or lunch Acta of IU07. Ijw a of Florli countera In any vehicle or »h o uaee any amount of .fate# charged to ihi Kim avenue, with all modern Im­ vehicle or «agon for the «ale of good a. «area tor of Seminole County. n „, merchandlaa with the eacentlon of collected for Iho cdrrrnt provement*. $16.00. Free water. and wagon» u»ed In and for the ante of peanut» the aportlooment of the -an . and popcorn; to u»e portion» of any va- cral fund» which taar. ha»« N. H. Garner. 73-4tc rant lot within the present brIVh fire llrolla far. including poll tear».* ol the city ol Sanford, or any nubile aquare, amount charged For Rent— Cheap for cash, fifteen park, »treat or aidewatk for tne purpoae of Total per te l roll ol l u l l u aelling or offering for »ale, any good» Genaral Fund......... . iu.no. ’. acres thoroughly cultivated land in ware» or merrhandtee, except aa herein Collection* to April 30, Mecca Hummock, close to tonding above provided. 1 9 1 4 ............................ 11,110.] Section 2. Any peraon or pereon» vio­ Itoed A llrldg# Fund 29.273» station. Inquire of E. E. Tyler. lating any of the provtalona of thla ordin­ Collection* to April So. ance »haft, upon conviction, be fined no1 9 1 4 .................... I I ,} 7 3 -4 t p •ireedlng -Thirty Dollar», or ImprDonet General School Fund 29.211 » or Imprtaoned not more than thirty daya Collection* to April SO. For Rent— Neat six room house on for etch offebae. 1914. 19.240 l! Sub School«.. . . . . . . 11,1th m Magnolia avenue between Fourth Section I . Thla ordinance »hall go into Collection« to April 30. effect Immediately upon tla pSkaage and 1 * 1 4 ............................ : 7. Sir, | and Fifth streeta. H. C. Du Bone. approval by the mayor, Poll*................................... 1,494 m raaaed thla Srd day of M a y .-A . D. 1914. 72-3tp Collection» to April 30, . , _ ft. w. uf. kndo n , 1 9 14.............*.................. 617.01 President City Council. Special Hold A liridgr I hereby certify that the foregoing or­ No. I . . ........................ ss.e si.2 7 Cottage for rent. J. Musson. dinance waa duly paaaed by the city coun­ cil of Sanford. Florida. In eeaaloa, thla Collection» lo Aprll 30, 69-8tp 1914. ............................... 14.411 i.; I», Srd day of M ay. A . D. 1914. Illeck Hammork Drain­ M. W. LOVELL, age T e l 13.70'.',', For Rent— House of eight rooms City Clerk. by me thla Srd day ol hi ay, Collection» lo Aprll 30, and hath on Myrtlo avenue, close A.'Approved 1S1B. . ............................ 11.412 '6 |*j b . 1914. Fin» A Forfaiture fund 4.ISI D. L. T lllt ASH K It. in. Inquire of Hill Lumber Co., Collection» to Aprll 30. 74-tl-Krl Mayor. office. 63-tfc 1 9 1 5 . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 2.740 uc, t t l | Ilutldlng Fund................. 4.IM.V» i ni Collection» lo Aprll 30, AN OIIDINANCK 1 9 15................................ *2,7 41' **7 l.llt For Rent— Several nice office An Ordintnc* rtqulrini (hv grading and Dating of portion« ol I'ark ivrnu« and Relance lo Collect. . . . 11 '.4i rooms over Yowell’a. Enquire N. I* IIugh«jr »trrrt with «Urifltd brick, Collée lin* to Aprll 30, 1914 . .,M [ li« It ordained L«v th« mayor and city Yowell & Co. 32-tf council o| Hanford, Florida: Relance............................................. 147.343 1 Section I. That I'ark i v u u a ahall b« (eenl) „ E; A . DOUGI.ASS, ( |rrk. For Rent— Furnished houso of fivel graded and D*v«d with vitrified brick from Uy Je». C . Robert». I» <* Inttretctiofi of Park avenue with Tenth 7 4 -lte rooms, screened throughout, tele-, the •trrrt to the intersection of .P»rK »venue phane, gas and all modern conveni­ with Ilughty atreet, »aid brick D»v«m«ot lo be » width of fifteen feet; and that llughey ences. $20 per month for three •tre«t ahhll be graded and paved ’ with , vitrified brick » width of nln« feet from months, includes water. Mrs. Dick­ th« !nt«ree«rtlon of Hughey atreet and I’ ark »venu« to the herd surfaced road enson, 906 Myrtlo Ave. 71/tlc leading to Orlando; said road being, anSanford Lodge No 62 eitejulon of Hanford avenue; »aid paving to be done In accordance with the plana and Communication.1 ever) apecidcations therefor, submitted by the \ city engineer of Hanford. Florida; the pav­ Thursdays at 7:30. ing of said afreets shall be, tegun within welcome. , •lily daya from and after thla ordinance O. L. Taylor ahall become effective; that should any Secretary property owner, owning property abutting on «aid Street* to l»e paved i t aforesaid, Wanted Now— Furnished Cottage lail, eithin the tlnir above provided to Monroe Chapter No. I,*V, It pate said street in ftont of their reflec­ or Housekeeping rooms. Givo price tive property in accordance with the term« Meets every second and Im; and location. Address House* cure ol thl* ordinance anil with the plans and specifi« atiilr • thereof, hrrrlolorr prepared day in Masonic Hull over it.« Herald. 74-2te by the city engineer, .said work ahall be Theatre. VLiiting companion; done under and by direction of the eily of J. F. Karnntx H. I hanfotdi and the proportionate coat thereof Secretary II ahall he assessed against the land upon which said paving shall shut, and the city Th e Doy Who Drc.m t. shall have a 11» n therefor, enforcible in like Seminole Chnplcr 2, Order Faslern Six It Is a good thing for tho farmer boy manner as other lions. Meet* everv first and third I . -,|.,y Section 2. 1 hat upon the failure of any to'hnvo nn Imagination, says the Prai­ proper!) owner to make the improvement* in each month Fveryon. »!..• .. rie Farmer It Is a good thing for hs rnnalMit r pr vidtd for. »aid work shall his Star in the Kust are cord .« r,.,, br ijonr h> thr city of Hanford,« *< r shall him to dream dreams and ecu vi­ be l*t l«y a contract by the city of Han* 1 to visit this chapter. siona.'* It takes a dreamer to reo tho ford to the Inwrrvt and moat responsible r, in arrordaorr «9it h the plan« and transformation that Intelligent «*rf<»rt •bidi!« pt-i tfli at ion* sith reference to s«id e q fl nill bring to pino« nn the old placo. •ml t *u-lhir> • ol I It«* rust of aurh grad Dimeni» Lodge opening, pating improving and re* It take» a <1reamer to see how, much i mg, Meet* second nnd pairing said streeta from the date of the more dealrable that (dace will ho in ! Completion of the work stall he a lien N'isiting knight* nlw : superior to all other liens, etcept onl> Il McLnulin toll yearn than a Job In a dry goods liens for tat« • upon th** lot* or prnperl) K It and S. fronillig or abutting upon tho street h.|. store Emporia (lazetto maliove descrilied ao graded, opened, pav* I ed. curbed. Improved or repaired, »yd the ; Sanford Lodge ' remaining one third of such cost* shall be g.Aitf h) the r|l) Slept!, every Moi •* Section 3 The estimated roa I of paving i per si|uari' yard for the paving of I'ark over Imperiul Then avenue i* I I .GO per *i|uare yard, and the J W. O. Singletary «•limalrd tnial ro«t of the paving of the 1 Secretary portion of I'ark aveaue sS b v di«rnl>4s| t* I -*i»oo.ud, «nil the estimated ra«| to lot owr»/r* per font front on I'ark avenue is f I III The estimated cost of paving per *i|uare yard f r the pav iti g of llughey at reel Is a af >r>atH f 1 GO per ‘ ijusfi > V*l. end Hie ssttmatrd total < at of I hr {•§ ving of th«t p»*tion of Hug*}») •tree! lim n rfeacflheat i* J) *0 ) CU, and the eatlmaled ri)9t ..111 lot owners |wr f«lot front on llughey atreet is *11 rent« Tne <•tiiiiatea ul the co«t of said paving of •aid streeta now heiiig on file In the of fire of the city rlrrk • f Han for ij, Morida •fid open to puiillc m t»in during reason able iiffirw hours, for the benefit of (hr publir. Section 4 The city engineer is hereby required, wflhin tendays after the tint publication ’of this ordinance, to prepare and Ate an estimate of the amount o( the lira for such paving which the city will claim againat each of the lota front­ ing nr «Luffing upon the street« to Itr •o paved, «hicn rail mate shall br baaed upon the estimated cost of said work and 1 upon the frontage of lots upon the street* to lo* pavnl He« lion k \n> person owning any in tere*i in any of •• of property al>oMing 1 on tb«i portion of park avenue and lluftiv-t ■tr«*et (u he paved a* afure«ii>|. *h«ll have the right at »ny lime, within \h«ri> day« after the filing of said estimate«, •* aforesaid, with the city clerk, to preaent The Lake llr e c /c ( numil No to the city clerk a aworn petition t<% be Order United American M i-reeentrd to the city ctiurfril, ae'ting Meets every Wednesday forth, that In the opinion of the petitioner the estimated amount of aurh lirna upon M., In the City H ill ' •uch lot is Incorrect, shoving wherein it are welcome. C II Smi’ h. I la Incorrect, or why it will eireed the special her eAt accruing f>um the work anil paving to be done In front of said lot Section ft The city council ul Sanford, Florida, shall, after proper notice, anil within the time prescribed by ordlnanre, ait aa a board of rQuallration. lo hear any ail all petitions and compallnts which may he filed In feiefen#**^ !*» the estimated c«»*t of the paving provide«! for above, and to rnake due and proper inquiry into the i <iue«thin involved, and II it abatl appear O J IN T R I R K S o . i , l . I •» lo the satisfaction of the city council, aitMeet» every tir » '1 ling as a board of equalisation, that the rstlmated amount of «aid lien i« correctly cstinia*.»1. the «mount a«* A»rd ahall *tand niiihtM nt 7:30 in Mummik' 3 aa the amount of aoch lien to he claimed Visiting brothel» welcome by the Hty of Hanford, for tho paving of John Stami the street aforreaid. In front of said prop­ W. A. Ginn, erty, and after the city council had heard C. of It. all petitions and given all property ownare an ’opportunity to he heard and made all corrections in their Judgment nereeHeralds of Liberty eary to e<iualiie tb« aeeeaamenta in pro­ portion to benefits, said eetimatee, aa then Meet* nt Eagtus' Hall tir i M equalised ahall stand aa true and correct. Passed this Srd day of May. A. I). 191ft. night in each month r.t 7:30.II. W . LIE UN DON, Wm. E. Householder. Cmnn President City Council. I tierehy certify that the foregoing or­ Miss Bertha Packard. S« cr. dinance waa passed by the .Htv cnuncil of Sanfwrd, Florida, In eeasloni this 3rd day of May, A. I>. 191ft. M . W . LOVKI.L. City Clerk. Approved by me thla 3rd day of May A T L A N T IC C O A S T LINI A . 1». 191ft. P . L. t i i k a h i i f k . TR A IN S 74-Frf-4te Mayor. H ogi for Sale— Car load juar re­ ived, Write Martin Doylo, R. D j o. 2., for particulars. 85-tfc’ EXPLORER AND WRITER C L A S S IF IE D ADVERTISING f All Loral Advertisement« Under Thin Heading THREE CEN TS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cent«. THE UNWELCOME MRS. HATCH AT THE STAR MONDAY, MAY 10th FOR SALE FIRED SHOTS IN HIS SLEEP Roumanian Dreams of Chicken Thieves a n d Oyant Op* W ith a Quo. __ Kangaa City.—Joseph Rharder, n Roumanian, waa discharged - in the North sldo court as tho result of an unusual story of somnambulism. Ho was arrested by Patrolman P. L* 8avIdgo for discharging firearms near his home. Hhardor toIiT'Judgo Charles Clark that he had been oalcop and dreamed ■omeono waa stealing his chickens Ho said no took bis revolver from a drawer and began shooting at tho cblckon thieves and that bo was not awakened until tho officer arrested Ç HARRIS A twine! him, although tho shots ho fired awak­ ened tho entire neighborhood. _.SIiardcr-hnd to bo overpowered by the patrolman before bo could bo dis­ China, Denmark and tho United armed. Btatea. Ho was born In Copenhagen. Denmark, In 1881, Is the son of tho late Consul General Frederick P. Holm NOT PARTED EVEN BY DEATH and has traveled all over tho world several times In 1906 Doctor Holm Married Sixty Years, End for Ajjed Couple Is Almost Simul­ organized and commanded a scientific taneous. expedition Into tho Interior of China, from which nftcr many month of dan­ Rtnmford, Conn. — In Orendley gerous and arduous work, brought Heath, England, mora than eighty back tho famous ncstorlan monument of A. D. 781, a replica of which stands yiuirs ago. two «filldrcn wore born—a In tho Metropolitan Museum In New boy and a girl—within a stone's throw of each other. They played together, York. they went to school together, they courted and Blxty yearn ago they mnrPhrase of Ancient Origin. Long ago unscrupulous people used ried. They moved to this country nnd to take a cat tied In s bug to market, died here within seven hours of each where they tried to sell It for a pig other. These two people, whose lives ran If, however» a purchnsrr opened tho happily side by std* for m ore than bug Indore nuylng. the cat, of course, jumped out. displaying the fraud. thre«M|unrters o f n century, w ere Mr Hence the term "letting the cat out of nnd Mrs William Woodhall, 195 Hen r y 'street, Stamford. tho bag ** For »Sale—One Underwood typewriter-Ntrr 4. Apply at city clerk's o ilie r . • 73-2tc F or Sale— Three freih milk cows. Martin Doyle, Monroe, Fla. 60-tf Horse for Sale— Bay, 8 years old. about 1100 lbs., safe, strong and sound. No better farm or team Jtorse in state. Worth $200, $150 for quick sale. R. IL Rotile, Box 412. Oviedo, Fla. 72-Gtp Orpingtons,, “ the big black .beau­ ties." Pullets and laying stock from prixo winning strain for snip, write for prices. Settings, 16 fertility guaranteed $8.00. Tho Ortega Breed ing Farms, Jacksonville, Fla. 74»4tp Fat Cattle for Sale— Some fine ones just shipped in nnd in fine con­ dition. Address Martin Doyle, San­ ford. R. I). No. 2. 66-tfc For Sale—20 fino brood sows Murtin Doyle, Sanford, U. D. N o. 2 • 68-tfc For Sale— Sound and clean Beed ■peas. Mixed $2.16, Speckled $2.30. Unknown $2.40 per bushel. Write for price on 100 bushel lots. W. O I’udrirk, Tifton, Cu. 72-3tc LEGAL ADVERTISING f FOR RENT e i: S W O R D lOlHilS W AN TED suit of pronounced style for Men We have about three hundred o f these cool Palm Beach Suits, now in stock. They come in Light Grey in several shades, and Dark Blue, and nuikes a fine-suit for business or informal dress. Stouts, Slims, Regulars are all « | LK SHIFTS Every good dresser should have twogor three of these pure silk .\ shirts. Big range o f colors . NOT1CR I, E. A. D ou( I « m . rtetk ef the rirrulf imurl In end lor Sendnoi» county. Floridi, hereby Iva nolle* lhal In conipUinr* with Section 147* General Statuir» I will on the 10th day o( M»y, A. P. 1915 at the rourt bou»* la Senforit, Florida, In th* preaenrr of the munty Judge end the aheriff or a deputy »hrriff, prorewd to draw from the box the neme» «d 3 * peraon* lo ,erve *» Juror» at th« next term n| the d irait rourt for tUmlnol# rounty, Florida, whlrh ron­ cone* on the (5th dsy of 5fay, A. D. 1915.. t o o «» JL A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. By Jo». C. Robert». U. C. Northbound .Arrive L*i No. 82___ 1:18 A .M . I t No. 84. . . 10:»f> A. M II • * No. 80___ 3:26 V. M.........3.46 I • Southbound No. 8 3 . . . . 2:06 A. M....... 2.1« No. 8». .. .2:10 P. M....... 2:30 No. 8 5 ... .6:44 P. M....... «:«>« 1 Oviedo No. 12(L—Arrives . 1|:30 A No. 127— Leave............... 4:"0 I* Leeeburg . In 2353485353485323234848535348235332310248485323484853234853482353 Clrrnlt Court. Neteath Judlrlel Clrrolt Inland for Semloolo ( ownljr. Florida. In Cluinrerr Renjerain Drew re Conk A Jennings, »t ol Tn Cook A Jeonfnc* end all parti*« clelmlnt Intereel und.r tho eatd Co ok A Jennlnr« ■ or otherwt^ to the N E f of the N K ‘ t * { Section 1, Tp. 2 t . 8, IL‘ 31 r.»»l. 1 ' l l appearing from the Rill of Complaint of Davit 4 tilt»*, rouoeel for the elm»* named roaiplalaent th it th* bier* of re*, ideare af the above named defendant» U unknown end that there is no person la th* etat* of Florida eorvit* of «uhpoene upon whom would bind the defendant». Th at affiants believe the defendant* U over the ate of I t . You or* therefor* ordered lo appear to this bill on Monday, the Znd day of August. A. D. 1914, the seme being a rule day ol thin rourt. It t* furtbyr ordered Ihol IhU aetir* he No. No: No. No. 21— Arrive .*......... •10:66 A 24—Leave.. . . . j. 158— Arrive........... .6:-® ' 167—L 'ave.............. O:*1*1 ' Trilby No. 25— A rrive........ No. 24—Leave........... 1 00 ¡’ -* - b • Clyde Line B o*i» m ( B t i M .i S i t ") Arrive 10:00A.M. Leave 11:30/ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturt - < �*' . ■♦ ■ : ♦ . i i f T . IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T I O N i’J "S B E DTHE SA N F ()R I) H ERAT ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life I» Wo,th Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. MAY .11 1915 NO. 75 FLORIDA LEGISLATURE ’ FESTIVAL PRESIDENT WILSON WILL WILL STAND BY WILSON FOR SANFORD PEOPLE DENOUNCE GERMAN ACT FINE a t t r a c t io n s w il l BE H E R E D U R IN G T H E W IN T E R S E A S O N Sanford should have some good entertainment« during the coming eeason and despite the fact that the laat. Chautauqua was not successful from a financial point of view the good people of this city ure of the opinion that this class of ontertalnnunt was well worth the money ipent and another season would be successful._ <In order to investigate a proposi­ tion of good entertainments for the (euon a meeting of the ministers Sf the city and several otfyer busi­ ness men was called at the study of Rev. Hyman, pastor of the Baptist church yesterday morning. Those present acre Rev. Steinmeyer. Rev. Hyman, Rev. Strong, Rev. Brown­ lee, c. R. Walker, B. F. Whitner, prof. Escll, Jno. D. Jlnkins, Mrs. Terhcun, U. C. Dultoso and U. J. Holly.. Mrs. Versey of Arcadia rep' resepting the Southern Chautauqua Bureau of Gainesville was also pres­ ent and presented a proposition at the meeting in regard to attractions. It was decided to form an orguni• ution and investigate the proposi­ tion of a list of attractions for the season and if the people of Sanford wanted another rourae the matter would he arranged. The following o Ulcers wore elected: C. U. Walker, president; B. F. Eiell. George Hyman and 11. J Holly. vice presidents; H C. DuBok*, secretary; B. F. Whitner, treasurer. Tho officers, the ministers . of the city, Mrs. Terheun, M rs. Gerror and Mrs. Philips of the Wom­ an’s Club will form the executive committee and arrange for the list of attractions later. The entertainment will be known U the Artist^ Festival and the pro­ gram will include some of the best attractions to lie obtained. That the actions of the committee will meet with the approval of the people of this city is assured *and the future announcements' will he mado In a few weeks. Stonewall. Jackson Triplett Stonewall JarksOn Triplett, u ho went in k i d in mcc seven ycur* ago with eleven cents was 'here a* one ol a delegation of prominent eilixens of St. Cloud looking after the tjty charter. Trip, was one of my printers when I hud .the state print­ ing and was getting out the Sun. And he could talk more near anarchy . and chew more tobacco than any tnin 1 had seen up to thnt time or li.ncc. lie still chews tobacco. When irip landed in Kissimmee Ee went to work in the ValleyGswtle office. Looking the town over carefully. Trip., who-could al**>» think when cold sober, saw peat opportunities and few reaching, for them, to he decided to shake the Persimmon tree to himself. Up to Ibit time the only use Trip, had for a dollar was to liquidate its purchas­ ing power, hut when he suddenly 0 *0 1 » fascinating power to annex corner 'lots he got byusy and by Hading around and keeping the dolkf* working all the time, grabbing Wore corner iota. -‘ l *ot off the train at Kissimmee one day about three years after |dp arrived and it being'a fine day I saw my old friend rigged out in faahlonabie summer suit, his proud y Morn glittering and fluttering with ribbons and wearing « cane. O T H E R I N T E R E S T IN G N E W S Mother'« Day Uzercises The Mother’s Day service at the Methodist Sunday school last Sun­ day' morning was very interesting and impressive. It was regretted there were not moro there, but really more than were expected, owing tq the inclement weather, were In attendance. The following program was ren­ dered; Song, Tho Promise Made to Mother—Julia Lning. The Commandment with Promise — Honor thy father and thy mother thnt thy day» may bo long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee— By the School. Song— My Mother’s Bible— By four girls. Scripture Rending»—tAdmonitions to the Young: Prov. 1:8; I’rov. IPr’Jfi. Prov. 23:22. Supt. Mettinger read Dr. Jarvis’ tribute to Mother Mother . O mother, thou hast tho grace, * purity and beauty of the lily! Thy love is us genial as the sunshine And ns sweet as the fragrance of the carnation We wear in thy honor! Thy charity is u» broad as the fields In which the (lowers grow' Tholt art us constant as the stars! All that is good and true and beau­ tiful in the universe Is gathered up m thy life! Thou art of all creatures most like God. And yet thou hast the human heart Which c o o I he largest sympathy with human kind! Tho little one thou didst enfold in thine arms of love. Upon whose brow thou didst shower thy kisses. Whose tears Hum didst wipe away, Whose heart thou didst soothe m the time of trouble with thy melodic* Whose early footsteps thou didst d i­ rect in paths of virtue and peace. Thine own child may throw away thy love and wander into far-ot! climes, Rut thou dost follow him still, even to die brink of hetl! And it Inis not been recorded that any prodigal ever returned To In* mother to he repulsed lb* may break h*-r hour), hut In- ■-.«i luit exhaust ler love lie may deny her. !<nt *|,»* will not deny him Song— My M other's Prayer Hy Men, Women, Mrs. Steinmeycr'a class and school. t'losing Prayer Hex Steinmoyer E n t i r e K a m i l) Drow ned Inckxonville. May II Mr* ti H Johnson, wile ol Dr (>. 11. Johnson, a prominent physician of tins city, and his three children drowned Sunday night when tfu-ir automobile plunged into the St. Johns River and Dr. Johnson and Mrs. J. II. Rlund and two daughters had n narrow escape from death, being rescued from the river just in time to save their llvcs.^ The Johnson party had, spent the day tit Atlantic Reach and wete on their way Write, having entered the ferry at South Jacksonville. Just ns the boat was approaching tho land­ ing on this side of The river I>r. Johnson left the car und went to the front where he cranked his machine. In some manner he had left the machine in gear and when the engine started the- car jerked ahead knocking him overboard while tho car plunged through the heavy chains and went into the river. Tho car took ita plunge as u cry was heard from one end of the ves­ sel and lines were thrown overboard to the party, Dr. Johnson and others succeeding in rescuing Mrs. Bland and daughters hut were unahio to save his wife and children. One baby girl, nbo9t five years of ago was taken from the river and the pulmotor put Into action, but she could, not be resuscitated. The bodies of Mrs. Johnson and the other two children, aged two and four are stilt In the water. ik?* the depot to H» court house «qunre, where thi fair going on, 1 found out why ^rip. tvor» tho cane— he used Mnt oot the city lq|e he owned, . 'oa others he had his* eye on or nn °PMon on. I ajio found thst Trip. **■ preident of the board of trade, JMmber of the business men’ s get fither club, and mentioned for unty commissioner, mayor and Ie«ul>ture. Truly a moat amazt example of the way a man with v (.I* ^ (,n ' *et there if ht*. drops foolNow Trip, lives at Nax*nd «HU the St. Qloud Trib*j *‘ , . his man bring his auto. . un the front steps in the Mrs. Cushing, Mrs. M. A. Smith, K “ ? * ," » Bk ** him «nd hand 1, V i , l«lovw »» he seats himself Mr«. X. A. CUrk and Mrs. Bauk* lh. n,n* he?1 for thB « « • «pi" to night, accompanied B. G. Smith to the city yesterday from Oviedo. Uber T v/0r, hS* iour ho'*r» ' d* 5ly ’ t ..B. *i®«P* In the afternoon Mrs. Bauknight is from Leesvllle, 8. C „ and ia tbs guest o f her cousin. h" s " “ u ,,,u Mrs. Cushink. . ï r,-.¿ \i - . £¡£¡;ln ifiË É Ifl -I • OF THE D O IN G S O F is Representative Woods house bill O U R B U S Y L A W M A K E R S D IR E C T F R O M T H E C A P IT A !* C IT Y O F F L O R ID A The following resolution was corporation to operate any hotel, introduced in tho house of repre­ boarding , house oy restaurant or sentative* Monday morning by Messrs lunch counter without keeping all Anderson ^of Escambia and Dawson door«, windowa and other similar openings in the dining rooms and of Hernando: “ Whereas, The English steamship kitchens and passage ways between Lusitania has been torpedoed apt) the same and hallways leading there­ sunk by a German submarine and to «crooned; to sell or expose for sale tho lives of many American citizens is le for consumption in tho, raw* were lost; and, state, on which may he consumed “ Where**, This action on the part without further cooking, at meat oY Germany ha» caused serious in­ shops, butcher shops, markets, gro­ ternational complications and the cery stores, frruit stands, bakeries President of tlie United States io or other place where food is exposed now awaiting crystalizatioo of pub­ for sale without keeping such screens lic opinion before taking action properly protected by screens and to thereon; now, therefore; he it ■ o|Hirate any dining or buffet ears " Resolved by the house of repre­ without having same properly sentatives, the senate concurring. scrcdntd. That the legislature of the statu of Florida, although favoring peace, if T it week will ho given over in samo is consistent with the preser­ tho Innate to . consideration of in­ vation of our national honor, never­ surance hills - and tr easures. Sen­ theless, on account of the implicit ator^ today declared thoy know confidence we have in Woodrow nothing about any of them ns yet, Wilson, wo wt!! endofso any action |and will give close scrutiny, ut least lie nmy see fit to take in the prem- close enough to enable’them to unises." . j derstand what they Are voting for. Speaker Hardee took the floor |Thcqp are nearly (liirtwof these In* ugainst t hi* proposition and tlie same , suranrs lull* and if $mC »Mention is wu* voted down. paid that i* promised, at least four days of the week will be covered hy Rigid screen laws wilt he enforced them• alone v * in this state during the present Then comes tho county division summer months. The senate hill hills, half a score nearly are proposed Iraftcd b y t h e Hotel ( 'omtnissiuner and the work of equalizing feeling y as passed the house and it is ex- and remits and squaring tiling* with peeled that it will become a law the pro* and con* will take up sev­ with the Governor's signatute. eral days. The hill would make it a mis­ •The rno*t important matter and demeanor for any person, firm or ilio one creating the widest interest BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET IN REGULAR SESSION MAY 4 st Gcnven, Dvu.lii r>«1 Lake Mary Sanford. May 1th, 1915. Run. Hoard ol County Commis­ which were tallied from last mooting, sioners in and for Seminole county all three petitions were withdrawn met In regular scossimi at 10:00 a. m and tho cattle nun will furnish n Present, Chairman L P. Rugati, a petition from all cattle men in tin* and Commissioner* I. A Rrumlny. county. C \\ Fnt zmingi-r I \ Clark and Aitnrney fur tin* l. n . ir d authorized J T Mi In l II eld \ I I »ought**, nli(\ 11a 11k >n- •111 ,V iiegli-r that depili) ilerk ami * M Hand. *in-r- in !••»» t \ make arrangement* will itl H il-un Con. I <>.. a n d Seminole (,‘»n Minutes of the la*t meeting read Co . for tiie payment ol extra work and approved. in laying brick in special road and Warrants paid during tho month bridge district No. ! on edge, .that same would lie laid tint, nml thnt' of April ordered cancelled. Commissioner L A Rrumley. re­ I in v would !*o held responsible port* in regard* to opening avenue Dr D .1 Miller addressed I he in the Sanford Celery licita that board in reference to keep of Mis* tin* wan never dei dared a public Mary Rare, u pauper, warrant roadway, and that tin- hoard of nr,¡. red drawn (nr SI2 5M tn jm\ (nr ioinmi*»iuipT* have no power to act shore The following road wan declared < ommunirutinii* from the follow­ |n public roadway after due publica- ing named parties were read and ¡tinti and ihi* board. having received ordered filed. Tho Florida Metal Frodoctn Co., no protest: The fifty 150> foot road way known ns Richmond avenue be­ Steven» Rros. & Co., Mrs. C. C. I-ee, ginning at the interescction of said clerk authorized to answer; Atlantic roadway with Geneva avenue, run­ Coast LineIty. Co., purchasing ning thence south one ( 1) mil* (less agent; \V. V. Knott, state Compt. 220 yards) along the center line of Communication frofn the War Section three <31, Township twenty Dept, in regard to the lights on the (201, Range thirty one (31) S. & E. bridge at the north end of • Lake to the intersection of n thirty (30) Je**iip, known as the Geneva bridge, foot roadway. 220 yards north of read and matter referred to Com­ the soutli line odf said Section 3, missioner L. A. Rrumley and J T. Township 20, Range 31. thence west Mcl.ain, with power to act on said roadway one <!) mile to Atty. Geo A, Def'otte*, sub­ Heardnll avenue. Also two road­ mitted report on abstract on prop­ ways known as Jordan road and erty bought of .1. A. Rurrolt) to lo­ Drown road each thirty (30) feet used ns a county home. Clerk in­ wide and three quarters (**) of a structed to calculate taxes tin Cert mite lung, running east J-j mile from No 1822, sale of 1891, on above Richmond iivcnenuu and west .property.. mile to Cameron avenue along Petltio.T of Chas. T. Clark, asking the north quarter section lino and for road through Mrs. A. Mc­ the center hnlf section of said sec­ Donald's place filed with no action. tion 3, Township .20 ,. Range 31, L, A. Rrumley authorised to investi­ S <t E. (Less nevertheless ono road­ gate and see what rould lie done in way known ns th»f Jordan road, regards to giving Chas. T. Clark an thirty (30) feet wide). outlet to his property, with power to Dr. Walker addressed tho hoard act. , in reference to buck taxes on lots in Mr. Bailey addressed the hoard in Longwoofl and asked the board to reference to taxes on some of his recommend to tho state comptroller property in Smith'« Sub- Division that ho be allowed to redeem samo and ask that commissioners recomat a flat sum of $5.00 plus Clerk’s \mend lö state Compt to allow refees. Granted. ¡ demption of sam e at $100 00 jilus Mr. J. N. Whitner addressed the clerk's fees. Granted, board in reference to taxes of the . E. V. Camp, representative for Sanford Traction Co., for 1914, ask­ Jnudqn Engineering Co., addressed ing a reduction of one-half of tho the board in reference to passing a taxes. This bosrd recommends to resolution t o . mend damage being the state comptroller that they be done this company by resolution allowed to accept $57.25 In full: passed by thifc board Aug. 3rd» settlement. 1914, and being used by their com Mr. E. Ht Kllbee addressed the petltora. Attorney DeCottes authorhoard in regard to the petitions ask- ited to draw resolution agreeeable i n f for mark Brand inspectors (Continued on Page Four) . ■ ..¿ L G S L L .U No.' 556, plncing all county ofRciaJs BUT W I L L N O T P L U N G E on a salaried hitsis. This is sched-’ A M E R IC A IN T O W A R uled for reconsideration in com m it­ A T T H IS T IM E tee today, with the unique feature .of having been favorably considered by the samp committee several Washington, May 11.-— It" is genweeks ago and having been carried y a lly believed that the President around in a reprdsrntatiy's pocket will express denunciation of the Lusi­ instead of having been’ filed with tho tania'« torpedoing a« inexcusable bill clerk. under the laws of the nations and Hundred« of telegrams, and letter« humanity In the policy he adopt«. began to pour in and the bill waa The extent of the President*« action this week, asked to be recommitted, U stilt undetermined. H o 1 ia ex­ that delegations opposed might have pected to refer to the Lusitania's an opportunity to ho heard by tho sinking in addressing a meeting of committee. The hill propose« to four thousand naturalized Amer­ place all county officials, sheriffs and icans at Philadelphia this afternoon. clerks included, on a salary basis although ho will not definitely diand to tnko effect Jan. 1, so ns Apt vulgo the United States' course. to affect any man now in office. The President will probably pre­ Dozens of representatives have ex­ sent the ideas of tho proper United pressed a fondness for the bill, ns it States policy to his cabinet tomor­ will result in a saving to the people row. It is certain he will not call and state of large sums of money, nn extra session of Congress and this but tho opposition from county o f­ indicates that thorft is no probabil­ ficials is certainly great, as thereby ity of the United States entering they will, many of them, be de- the European ' conflict now. Tho pro ved of tho enormous fees they severance of diplomatic relations have been collecting annually. with Germany and the withdrawal of Ambussudor Gerard without the l.nle Sample* of Idiotic Legislation formal severing of relations is sug­ That legislators of several slates gested as showing the American pub­ are busying themselves by fratttiiig lic opinion to Germany. idiotic laws is amply proven by u Washington, May 11.— Count list recently compiled by an Okla­ Rcrnstorff, the German ambassador, homa newspaper. It is pleasing to called on Secretary Bryan today and note that, with the single exception expressed "deep regrets that tho of Texas, none of the southern states- events of tho war had led to the loss is included. A portion of the list of so many American live».*' After f-dlo ws: •a half hour conference between the Kansas Law to prohibit the use ambassador and the secretary a of face powder, hair dye or bleach, statement to that effect was given the piercing of ears and wearing of out by mutual agreement. Whiio ear rings. tho statement does not specifically Colorado Laws to compel chick­ mention tin- Lusitania disaster it e n s to go to roost before 7 p. m. sews knut^n that the two * officials daily, providing that hulls driven talked of it. It was the ambassa­ along the mad at night shall wear dor's first visit to the slate depart­ tight"• - i V - - ment since the sinking of tbn liner. Maasnchusett* Rarhelors to pay Secretary Bryan received him and annual tax ol #5 Prohibiting tin- immediately greeted him cordially. wearing of whiskers hy doctor* und The only response front the ambas­ sador to questions after the confer­ dentist* ence was thnt he had made no -ap­ Nebraska Laws runpelling tile National guard to do ninety day»' pointment with President Wilson, work each year on the road« and Tiie statement given out was in­ bridge* of the «tale. Requiring terpreted b y . officials as meaning dealers in stock food to pay a li- that the ambassador expressed recen*e of $26 per annum. gr--l not only at the I«»1»» of the life Texas Compelling chttr-h g-ier* on the Lusitania but for the Amer­ to leave I heir artillery on tin- o u t s i d e ican* lost i:i the torpedoing of tho of <-lxitr« h building American steamship Gultlighl and Illinois Forbidding the giving of one American lost on the Falaba. tips to garhers, porters, hat snatch­ ers, etc. Taking bachelors 30 years Dixie Highway Sleeting of age }50 per,annum. For t hi* avowed purpose * of getMinnesota Law* providing that ling the Dixit* Highway routed lumberjacks shall be furiii^Jiyd with through south Florida, an organiza­ individual liatli tub*. tion known a* the Florida Central North Dakota l.aw establishing Highway Association was formed uniform t h i c k n e s s o f sleigh runn-rt*. Sutiiri|iii id Kissimmee A com­ It is ju«t this sort of stuff that mittee lla* bet'll appointed to draft cultivate* disrespect for law and a constitution anti bylaws. A per­ keeps the question o f individual manent organization will be per­ right* c o n t i n u a l l y agitutedr People fected in Orlando June 10, respect laws that have intelligent Nine countie« were represented purpose behind them, but they have at the meeting in Kissimmee. They little respect for freak legislation of are Hillsborough, Polk, DeSoto, Oaany character. lot ws of this charac­ cttol,, Seminole. Orange, Volusia, ter tend to lessen respect for really Dude and Putnam. Hillsborough good enuetmrnts.— Pensacola Jour­ was represented by T. Ed. Brayn of nal. rhis city. i Factions front Jacksonville ami Utilise Did Nut Cjincur Puiatka put up 11 fight to get the Tallahassee, May 10. The house highway through those citie», but of representatives this morning re­ the other delegates being in the ma­ fused to pass a resolution which ex­ jority defeated their effort«. Tho pressed Sentiment favoring pence, surviving plan i* for a highway lead­ but w hich informed President Wilson ing through Lake City» Gainesville, thnt the sennte was ready to back Ocala, Orlando, Bartow, Arcadia, him in the action that might grow Okeechobee City and Kissimmee out of the loss of American lives and from Kissimmee eastward to through the sinking of the American tiie East Coast of the. peninsula. steamer Lusitania. Believing that DuSoto county through ¡ts dele-’ any '«uHi expression a^ this time nates pledged 42 miles of road, und would only serve to "RujA the boat" Osceola pledged 6 mile», and prom­ Speaker Hardee took ^no floor of ised to pave also from the Orange the house to op|w>Ro it nfter Its In­ county lino with brick, to the Pollc troduction jointly by Anderson of county line. Escambia and Dawson of Hernando. Ed. Scott of Arcadia, H. C. Stan­ Seeing that there was a possibility ford of Kissimmee and Mr. Hol­ of the resolution meeting defeat and brook of Orlando Were appointed beoieving that it should havo tho delegates to the highway convention unanimous support of the house, which meet« In Chattanooga, Juno Mr. Hernando after considerable 20. All hoards of county commis­ dehate asked that the resolution lie sioner* in counties tmn-r**'<l by the withdrawn. proposed route are urged to send delegates also. Big Hank Merger On Saturday Last the State Hank of F.orida ami the Atlantic National Frank Re-Sentenced Hank of Jacksonville were merged Atlanta, May 10.— Leo M. Frank into tho Atlantic National Bunk today was resentenced to be hanged with tho following officers: to death Tuesday, June 22, for tho Edward Lane, president; F. W. murder of Mary Phagan, tho At­ Hoyt, viqp president: T. P. Den­ lanta factory girl. Sentence waa ham. vice president; W. C. Croom, pronounced by Jbdge Hill in the vie* «president; D. D. Upchurch, auperlor court here. Before the vice . president; D. K. fiatherwood, court took action, Frank made a cashier. ,, statement, reiterating hia innocence. g& V . - » .............. t t i i A j d & i a A , j *ùn. >**.)«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, 1915 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, May 07, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 1915. 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>, May 07, 1915; <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