57 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a20025683309570050f07e3952f3cfd0.pdf da27185f850827646f2fea826a6c1d72 PDF Text Text SEPTEMBER 28. 1815 THE SANFORD HERALD You sometimes spoke coaracly to me when 1 went to and from work: Yea, you did and-1 had to pretend I liked it. Why did you despise me living and BUDGET OF O P IN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN yet love mo ho now? I think I know. It is like what the YOU AND M E.” preacher told mo nltoul Christ. People hated him when ho was alive. Hut when he was dead they killed man after man for hi* sake. The Tampa Tribune copies the | A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES ANI) FAITH. J above with the following comment*. “ HE’LL PRENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. “ We have heard endless talk and ooDOOoaaooooaoooaoooaooaooaaoaoooooooooaooooooooDoa rend interminable controversy ‘about Mary Phagan dead. It has remain­ U The public schools opened yes­ the grand fair grounds for the Idnd ed f<)r a woman, writing for the Now* terday and I would like to remark of fair that we expect to hold. 1 Republic, to recall Mary Phagan that we have the best schools in the beljevc that the Seminole county living. She does it most effectively, state and in u few years wilt have fair was the first one held in Flor-^ in verve--and we must confess that plenty of new buddings for ul^pur- Ida that charged nothing for ad­ there is much more of menace to the poses. Let us an cooperate with mission and when you come to race In tho countless Mary Phagan* the school board and the teachers think of it this was a stupendous who toil nt life wrecking tasks than The gate receipt* of and combine to make our schools undertaking. in the murder of the one Mary the best in the world. The teachers all the county fairs pay the most of Phngnn and the trials and tragedies need our help all the time and we the current expenses and to hold a that followed it. should take more intereit in every­ fair as we did last year and holding Mary Ovlngton White speaks thing that pertains to education. it absolutely free nr\d giving the PuMlc schools are improving a[l the people* the fair that we did speaks Mary Phagan's message, not only time and we should'assist in the well for. the undertaking. The Com­ to the men of Georgia, but to the mercial Club will picct next Friday men of America— and her work improving. night to consider tho fair and the k,, xf pleading for the living Mary men of Seminole county should ral|y Phagan* who arc suffering, as she V I never like to raise any fuss to the standard and if possible have suffered in the soul stifling factories, about little things, hut speaking slaves of insatiable machines." the fair. * .> .0 * \* , ' about tho bill boards in the heart After the fair is held the exhibits of tho city, what do you think of Personal Conduct Rules. the nerve of them putting up the can he taken to other fairs at very I am convinced thni It It) by hla per sign tlirhg* anywhere and every­ little cost and this county would sonal conduct that any man or ordi­ where and blotting out the things get more advertising and advertis­ nary power will do tho greatest beautiful along the lake front. 1 ing of the right sort. amount of itmxj that l« fit him to do.— refer to the bill .board recently It will take some money o( course. Iluskin. placed near Abernathy’s store on Nothing can bo done without money Falmetto avenue. This is really a and yet this money will go farther Uplift Must Da Material. beautiful view of the lake front to than any other method. Wo Improvo with tho improvement It calls any one standing on First street all of our peoplp together, creates a of humanity; nor without tho Im­ und the idea of eliminating the lake belter feeling with nil sections of provement of the whole enn you hope thnt your own moral and material front now that it is being beautified the county. Means the money | is rupullani not only to yours truly spent in our own county and means conditions will Improve—Mazzlnl. but to tin- majority of the people of that our products will he <»n dis-1 A l m a n a c s of th e P a s t . this city play to the hosts of winter visitors Almanacs are In existence lhat were I understand that no ordinance and that our growers und cuttle compiled in tin* eleventh century, hut ran bq framed that will keep these misers cun gather for tt day and get they are In manuscript, the first print people from putting up lull boards together on better crops and lu-iti-r ctl almanac was Issued about the year 1470. anywhere they please and may be stock. ftis is true but 1 really believe that public sentiment will be mi strong C h ie f W o o d s Used fo r Boons. You c a r e a lot about me. you against the defiling of the lake front White pine and yellow pine are lh« men of Georgia, n o w tbai 1 am that this hill board at least willhave woods most used for Ihixuh. und each tleud colitrlbules more llutn 1.000.000,000 to cotne down. It seems that the rnuti »r men who have these bill You have spent thousands of dol­ feet to the box Industry annually. lars trying to learn who mutilated hoards In charge have overstepped my body Feminine Mistake the limits ami in going just a little A woman who thinks she has met too far will bring down the con­ You have filled column* nf your he l*h-ul man merely thinks so. There demnation of gin outraged public, newH|iu|)ern with the ntory of my un’t any such person — Albany Jourthus railing for an -HijireSsion from ironic tal the whole people about all tin*, bill You have hrohen into priaon and hoard* in the city.. -.... . * --------*---------- --- —— murdered u man that 1 might he Anyhow this matter .will bear a vengrd looking iq,io ariitlle fureiuj and since other- cities "hlive kept the Oil I boards Hut why did you not care for me when I wan alive? out Of the principal sections of the i wag u child, hut you abut me out place' « « can do the same..,. of the daylight. V 1 hear snqrething of » county fair You held me within your four wulU wutrhinK ,n machinr that rrashetl thmuch tilt- air, here and while thh'lsst one might not have been a finuncial sueeess It wms no dilferenl from the other county fairs, that are just starting. N one of them Cre* any groat success fiiianciafly th'e RrsT fe»T~ytf|lrm *ffnd we should not expect too great n return from a frtojietary standpoin It is a eertain cinch (hat aside from it finuncial view poiiit the fu it * git ve out country' ftt least several thouRitnd tfollurs worth o ( advert i-iirg .anil that is more than we rSl^l i^e from 'murh » f the money thin1•Is ',«PVnt-^*n regular publicity 1 really belie v « that we should hold the Seminole county fair aguJn this year and if possible it should 4>e * held on the reclaimed lantf., on the lake'front.- for this jllucc ■wpuld hi Kntllftssly wutrhinK knift- aa it rut s jiix-cc of wood. Noise fills the place— noise, dust and the smell M, oil, I wish some, of the thousand* of dollars lhat you spent on the trial ini|(hr have kept me m school, A real srhool, (or the rich 1 worked da ys the through kind you the hot huild Au|(USl When you were hossinu ti^e Kiri*, or shoaling birds, Or'.lounKing in tjoorwayi cursing the ■Nigger ^ *,: ■ ' ^ And you never paidi me enpttgh to : iuiy a' pretp’ dress. ______ 1 1 ♦ £_______ £______ t £ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING t For Rent— Apartment of three ■ii Rinnii ina any sou »** * transportation In cold, f l o r a l * or other­ rooms furnished ready for house­ the wise., by land or by wtter, of any and all keeping. Address Mrs. Savage,, products, goods .ind rnenufeeturtso article*; to conduct a general shipping and forward­ cor 7th and- Myrtlo. 4-tf ing bu>iiit••>, ami to rocaivt, hsntjl*. *hl p, For ' Rent—-Desirable rooms for gentlemen In private family. Mod­ ern; ./Reasonable. Phono 9080. 19tf For Rent— FourJ room cottage 58.00 per month in advance. R. H Davis, 1002 W. First St. 10-4tp For Rent?— Furnished rooms either upstairs or downstairs. Light house­ keeping if desired. 311 Park Avo 6-6tp For Rent— Several nice office rooms over Yowell’s. Enquire N. P Yowell Si Co. 82-tf forward and transport goods* w a r n and merchandise and ail clasens of freight by Un*f or by water; to purrhe*#, or otherwise acquire, to manufacture, produce, market, prepare fur market, sail, deal in ^nd deal with food product* of every class and des­ cription; and In all article* of household and domett ie use and consumption; to op■rat* and maintain narking houses and canning iartorir* for food product* of all kinds, and all art idea of bp use hold or g»rj* era! us r and conatimptlon. and to buy, *u Otherwise acquire, and aell Of otherwise dispose* of thr products or by-products 1hereof; to buy, sell, lea.*#, develop, deal In improve, manage and operate real prop­ erty; subject only to A p provision* im­ posed by Jaw or the charter or by-law* nf ■aid corporation, to buy, aell anil deal lit shares of stock of this and other corporalions and Inbonds and loans securrd by mortgage* orother liens on real property; to carry on the business of purchasing, manufacturing, acquiring holding, owning mortgaging, pledging. b-sslng. selling, aasigning and 1ram fe rn ng, investing in, trading and dealing in goods, wares, mrrehandi*# and property of every kind and deecription, and carrying on any on# or more MASTER'S SALK Und»r sod by v irtu * c l a d . c r . . e l lor*, rloiurr and <ti!. r*nd*t* d by Ih* Honor, hi, J ud (* of tb * Havtnth Judicial Circuit of th» State ol Florida lor Btminol* county |n chancery alt tlnf In a .certain caae therein pending, * heft in T he 1lift#fa Lumber Com* i hv la complainant apd W. W. tfrady and K Ilrady a r e -defendant*, the undrraimed. aa aperlal m ail er In chanlery mil ■ell Ic l Be hllhrat and beat bidder, lor caih in front of the court hour* door In San­ ford, Florida, durlna tha leaal hours ef n |„ on Monday. N o r . la t, l l l l , tha follo kln , prnonal properly, tc -w lt: tine l>r'n n boric mule named Jim and weighing about 1,100 pounde; ona gray m u , mule named Mollie. and weighing about 1,100 pounde; one brown mare mule named Mary and weighing, about ISOQ pound, one bay mare mule named Sarah and Welch­ ing about Itiso pounda; on* bay mare muU named Jane and weighing about |20o pounde; one roan mar* mule named n«W>, and wrlgbing about 1200 pounde; one btarh mar* mule named Hetty* and weighing -- ------about 1250 pound*; ona---brown bora* mule nArnrd Hill and* weighing a t*o q j* 11260 pbundi; " ' * 0t»e brown horse mul# named Hob and weighing about 1200 pounds; and one Mrfrk marl* mule named Jessie. and weighing At oul 1300 pounda. GK O , N. H IG H V , Special M astar In Chancery Massey A Warlow, sola, fer Cornplts ll-Tu re-M r E For Rent or Sale— House on Pal motto Ave. W. J. Thigpen. 101-tf For Rent— Two acrca improved land, all tiled. Cash rent. Close in. Enquiro Arnert s Datber Shop 96-tf W A N TE D Lost Hunch of keyB with name plate “ V. E. Coller." Finder return to Sanfqrd NoveRy Works. Ho­ ward. ’ ll-2tp Wanted Motorcycle. Must be in good running order und price right: Address P. -0. Box 6H, Han­ ford, Florida. 10-2tp For Exchange— High class Sanford lot for Ford or other moderately priced automobile, In good condition. Thatcher Realty C o, Bishop Block, Telephone 2-15. 10-if I i It k f r y . 4-tf Wanted Permanent position hy first-class experienced young ‘ lady stenographer, from N>-w York, cull at Postal Telegraph Co 104-t «l thousand dollar* shall be common ■lock, and Five hundred (&00) eherct of the to la) par value of Fifty thousand dol­ lar* ( |50,000 ) «hatl be preferred alack, ^T h* preferred d a r k ehetl be entitled to a* dividend of not exceeding aevtn per rent (7 par cent) in any one year, which divi­ dend shall be nan-cumulative, and pay able out of thr net earning* before any dividend ie paid upon the common dock The holder* of the preferred H op k ehal1 In case nf Ini uid id Inn or dlasolutloft of the corporation, before any amount shall be” paid to the holder* of t h ^ e o m m o r d o r k be rntitled to hr paid the amount paid up **f their •hat**, but ah all not participate in any aurplu# aaaeta after paying off the whole of the paid up capital. T h e holders of t h i common and prefer­ red atofk shall have equal voting rights. T h e capital dock *hall be paid for in lawful money of the United Staten, nr real or personal property of the vllu e r iu al to the par value of thr d ock laaued In ex change or payment thCrrfor, ten per cent (10 per cent i of » hich shill be paid In law ful mufir) of thr United Stair* or real or poraonal property a* above provided, • ( t h ­ in ten 11ave aftrr Irtirr* patent • hail havr be* n granted, and I * (or* - s id corporation • ha I! t ran mart an v hu,, r The unpaid balance* dor tin *♦< • k *<t 'he *q b*rr flier ■ A*fHi* shall be paid in lawful mijfir) **f the United Stale* or real or j»ef*«tna1 prop erty of (he value equal to the par value of the stack t*su#d In etrhange or payment in *ueh I ti at al merit • anil within ‘ a» *na. tie deal g na t ei| by thr ui rei tor*, provided that the «u i -> l U p n l m n l of (Sr Int.rlor, P S l.iiu l IH Tlrr, (tlin r.v tllr, N o d r r (■ h*frb> p t . n t i n t A l l i r r l ') l.lpfuid, ul Sanford. Florida, who, on Auiuat 1912, Tnadr liomo.load Fntry No 1(1)011, and on ((rtnprr 29. 1912, mad. Ad'P'Innal Humritrad Frur*. No iiiUfOT (or VV of S W Srrtton I, and K of Nl . Srdtp.n T.twnihip 20 South. Itan|r 29 F a i t . Tallahaairr Sfrrldtan, hai Iliad notirr i l intrrtlon to makr T h i r r >rar Prnnt, to rilanlt-h claim In thr land ab ov r d«.*(-f (hr d firlntr t ’ lrrti nf Flrrull t'o u r' it Sanlut d, Florida, on thr ) l t h day ol N'nvrmbrr. 1916 Claimant narnn aa wilnraira J.-r*. I l f r . i i i ill W .V l r a Florida W il l ( l i l t ............ I F lo r id a II II Itrnlror ill Sanlerd. Florid* John I ontt. "I Nanlorit. Florida II M,. I l l l l l K 11 1 W I*A V IS, Urfialer I M i A l ADVIRUSING S u l i ff *»f Intarpaf llimfi of thr Hsniofd I n l r r m l l l m l V iruum !*f r - ("oallng t o jn p« n > Thr undrralf n*d hrfrh> |lve notirr t h « i fjn th* 'J7thday of Ortuber, I* 1916 *f t«fh o'riofk » m , or *« ftfHiri* I h#r r * ft rf an t hr y ran hr brairJ. thr> will apply to thr llonorahi* l’ *fk Trammrll. guvrrnor uf thr i d l e uf Florida. *1 h»i ofRc*, in thr Capitol htjl lit Inc "f «<a*i r| *t .»tr. in thr rlty of Tsllahaaiftr#, for t r l l r f * pat* fit* I nr of poretlnc tbrm. their l u o r l k t r i aod «uccrRior*. into a body politic and rorporato In tlrrd and In law. und or the narnn of Hanford I nt#r mliirmt Vacuum i’ rr-Coollna Company under the following charter and article* of Incorporation* the original o f w h l fi will be on file in the office of the Rfcretary of itate of *atd atate of Florida, at the city of TailahaR*er, during the time required by law for the publication of thi* ah*II «»r> Am hr hi pr»f«t "t ra thrr«i of i)i »tfif I Thi |rorpa annul inv i tin rtr*t buelni fond a and « j , 4 , n a I Ahl Aneeim I Anderion Ani J Kandulph Appleby, Jr -pf!( Katherine it Norton *ald a ' ( htrlrr of NLanf»fd I filer mitt enl 'Vacuum of t f ♦ f*l« - f oalin g I umpanj 6 The tindrf*lgne«i hereby agree^ to become of *11 aMOfiatedl together and do herel>y t#»ociA!r •'* mn H All Local AdvcrtiHcmentB Under th«ma»IvfW together for the purpoge of bf* ' ' f ^* '• Thin Hcgdinc THREE CENTS. *, coming a body politic and corporate under h e T a w e of r t f U U r i d f l n r t t f i . - t h e preLine For Each Inaertlon. Minimum Ivlaiona of which are hereby arc*p ie d The toget following article* of IncerporatiDn *flail con- *crlbt Charge 25 Cent*; •tltute »and become it* charter upon Vhe Am i«*u * nre of letter* patent *r cording In law; Ur noli 1 The name *1 thi§ corporation eh all , r‘ 11 vi­ be Hanford Intermittent Vacuum Pre ('on ilnt f 'o m p a n ) l t » piinripal ofllre and j ' f r !^ place «<f b u a i n • h a l l t.« in Sanford. Ur ^* ihgp county. Florid* Hrarirh oflYrei jerce ru*y he e*tabU*fled *t iurh i t h -r pi* re* ■■ Id ma) br •eiectrrl b> rflr board **f director* M( t The general nature id I fie buaiiieaa to tie transacted by »aid corporation aftal be, to rondurl and c*rr> on the bu*ine*« of reffige fat .Inn, footing and pr ecoiilitig In* all It* hranch ea, by mean a uf the iiftee^ rnilient vacuum pre-roofing »> stern, and by Sia t« any and all other method*, mean*, waye ^ * or ayatrma; to prepare and manufacture, uoun and to buy. aell and lease, and generally I. deal In cooling and pre-roollng. Ire and In an refrigeration device*, appliance*, machinery, do h« apparatus, Implement* and appurtenance* J. It of ovary kind, nature and description, and li. h to buy, lease, ronatruct, own, control and thia maintain atrurturra, work* and plant* for fbr manufacturing purpo***, and for tile main eigne' lenance, operation and conducting of the and buxineaa of thia corporation, for the storage and i of merchandise, product* and materials, Jn and for the production and manufacture my h of ICO. electricity and for the aupplying of ttapta For Sale Caul iflower pl(knta. F water; to build, manufacture, purchase, leal* or otherwise acquire, and to *#Uf A.'Stone, West Side, 11-2tc lease or otherwise to dl*r>o*« of, and to Cer equip and operate and maintain, ot license N*>- 2 others to operate, refrigerator ear line#, and II- nolir# Nuilf # i(i Ur* dllor* In i on rf Df thr ( tiuhfy Judge, S*mln«d»* ( nuntj, Stair of Florida. In r r K atate uf Skill cab Annie Vottge To all creditors, legatees, distrlbuta#* and ail person* having claims against said ratals: ^ > ou, and each of you. are hereby notified and re^TUfed td"pfe#efir ibV £IllAl| i m t matuji which you, or either of you, may have against (he estate nf Milcah Annie Vnnge. drrr**e~rl, lair of Seminole County, Florida- M« (hr ti nderalgned Ad mlnial r *r Hi. nf acid rafale, «i l h l n one >*ar fiom ihe dale hereof I faird Atigual loth. A I » 191ft A(rNFS.H M r S W M NV Fierutrix under »h* Will I l f Milcah A n n a FOR SALE * I oes " V rgige, d * C * * i *' * In I brull fWwfi nf the Srte-nth Judicial (Tresilt • Florida, Hcmlmole Uountir, In ChlSlft? -Frank W. Wlekharn * ** C IT A T I O N Fmrna i Wickham To Fmma F* Wickham. Knst Halboa, Canal Zone You will take notice (hat you are hereby requir­ ed to appear to the bill of rumplalnl filed in tkis* cauac and wherein yt»y are mlplt party defendant f on Monday thi* lat day of Nuvrtnlpef, A. I),, ItlSj othrqrlw (h^ I»lll a a flletl will b# fakcti U «Fnfc**y* H*, agajMA >op *- # '4 J ’l E^Lrihrr ordered that this .dtatJon I » pwh“ Ijahrd In (he Hanford IhAald, a nr»*PapcT puhl**kH iq Fan fixed. Hamlnql#1County, Florid a. one* • w«#k for eight rtJn*eg-u(iVf weekb. * \ Witnma mv hand and **«1 of said Cov^f lord. mmol* Counff. ITnrids, (hi*>Hroxfa da) af Seplrmlorf. A l>., I'Jlk* ^ w tH«sJ) • , k'itvn * Hou-hotdrt e. a . u ow o iE liu u cww t* ctfvw* Cowt-r^■ Ily J..C. Ilobsn*. I ' For Saif—-Good horse and wragon sab. II. L: Duliart, Sanford Ave F o r ' Renf-jsFurnlahedf apartmenta for fight housekeeping orlbcd rooms. Good location. 302 Park^Ave. 8-t( People rend these ads. You arc doing it now. . la your ad in this column? Have youj something to sell? Try an ad. ‘ . /I 4-tl ■ W a k e u p T iu The Bell Telephone is the Big Ben of Business.. Ring up on the Beiit You may talk, iibout dull times ’till you lose your breath but it won’t help matters, save your breath to talk into your Bell Telephone. Ring up old customers, then start on a fresh list of prospectapthertr 1a no quicker way — none that aaveftinore time or expense* . ,T If y o i havenU a^BeU Telephone, get one now. For Salp— 5 acre jrtlwy farm fiyo miles southeast of Sanford, Flu House insured for t GOO.Ofl, barn, chicken houses, artesian > well. One-half mlla -to achooi and loading station. Inquire of W. W g Miller, Sanford, Florida, It. F. D. 4-16tp and ■ ■V1 teleg raph . ; ~ company w- Box XS1, J< .* v. Lots in beautifiil SerAf^ole Park, just west of Passenger Deptfe Sanford, and in^vgry section of City, Property of Thatcher Realty Company, a ll sold on Easy Tejms. ft- For Sale Cheap— Gas range, good an new. Inquire at Fernald Tin Shop. 80 tf FOR RENT Fof Kent— Two 'nice unfurnished side and front rooms, with bath and toilet, - tf07 Fretvch jOrenuo. 11-tf For Rent— Store* and rooms In Bishop block. Thatcher Really Co. . ll-lf For Ront— CotUge. J. Musson 6-9 - ’ • — F la ., IMS. 1St 6. B is h o p B lo c k Agents Phonte 245 �*1 • •• *-•~-*■■ /-'-5*4.*-1 - ■ * * ■~ f ' -j * .‘* -15»j **«■» — «-Tf .■ir.. .*•- IN THE-HEART OF TH E W O R LD 'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION T11 i n I CD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS SEMI-WEEKLY * IN SANFORD—Ufa U Wotth Living VOLUME VII SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY OCTOBER I, 1913 NO. 12 _______ £___________ •______ _ ________ GOOD ROADS MEET AT SEVERE STORM SWEEPS ANOTHER NEGRO THIEF OSTEEN WELL ATTENDED GULF, CAUSING DEATH CAUGHT BY THE POLICE SPECIAL ROAD DIS­ TRICT BONDS AR E C ERTAIN TO BE CARRIED The Temple Circle Organized On last; Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. M. Mltchel on Park avenue wns organized the Temple Circle. For a long lime a number of ladies have contemplate this organization. Mrs. Arthur John son was elected temporary president and Mrs. Mitchell temporary secre­ tary. Committees were appointed to draw up constitution showing plan of organization, etc. There will be several departments to the Circle. A Bible . department, in which the circle will assemble as a part of the Baptist Sunday school; a social de­ partment, literary department, mu­ sic department, civic department. At a later date the fuller announce­ ment will be made as to the of­ ficers and thUr work. Those desir­ ing to join will bo welcomed at the meeting of tho circle Sunday morn­ ing, 9.30, at the Temple. NEW ORLEANS AND OTHER CITIES ON THE GULF COAST FEEL DISAS­ TROUS EFFECTS OF BLOW ^New Orleans, La., Sept. 30.— Five Several passengers on Southern persons are known to be dead, many ,Pacific train No. 8 from Houston It seems almost an assured fact people injured and property** that the special road district known Mw'*«jifVaoned on a railroad ferry hereaching into million! has as No. One of Volusia county will 6 * AVondnle, La, The train was caused tonight by the moat severe due at New Orleans at 8 o'clock vote bonds for good roads at Abe Gulf storm in the history of the city, The ferry is stuck on a mud bank elertion to be held on October Hth. A howling gale with a velocity of and four tugs are standing by. At a rousing meeting at Oatcttn Wat eighty-six miles an hour swept the Six fishing schooners have been night it seemed to be the unonintnsis city at six o’clock tonight, demol­ blown ashore at Rigolettsvilje. Sev­ verdict that the people of the Osteen ishing scores of buildjngs, strip eral bouses have been unroofed or sertion would vote and work for the roofs from hundreds of a t V r otherwise damaged, the bond issue that will asiturq a structures, and arrowing' the stree No loss of .ife haa as yet been ra­ good hard road from the Osteen forwith broken glass and dehrlj, . . ted. •r> to New Smyrna. At 7.30 tonight a rising barometer The meeting was scheduled to gave evidence that the storm was G u l f I' oast Isolated take place at seven o’clock and the subsiding, tlie center paasing to the good ladies of Osteen thinking of ule, AHt., Sept, .30:— The Mis­ northwest of New Orleans. The ba­ the inner man had a most sump­ sissippi Gulf Coast from Bay St rometer at its lowest registered 28.11 tuous spread ut the halj, consisting Louis < 0 Pascagoula was isolated and the wind velocity of eighty-six of delicious chicken pllluu, bread miles was thb highest ever recorded tqnigtn by the tropical hurricane end butter, picklgs, cake and hot which caused an 89 mile game at here. * mlTee and when the delegations New Orleans and swept inland to the Rkiiroud and wire communication (roto ..Sanford and New Smyrna and nort heast. with the outside world has been cut from ihe surrounding country urPetisurola and Mobile eseaped off and telephone, electric light and rm d on the scene they were jmmematerial damage although 5(1- nile trolley service discontinued in the •ii.i •t-1> taken in low and placed :'ed it f"v wind" prevailed at both ports during city All rail roads have annulled v; tl>. long tallies where the good "VSt Petersburg, Sept 10 I.itt th a * i flernonn r.nd night ladle* waited upon them and saw imi the Mendenhall esse was ilt* train service from New Orleans Reports of excessMi* damage am) Wireless I'liinniutiiculum from New •" that their appetites were up ^cussed in Si Petersburg toilav and high water at Biloxi and Gulfport, peased I his spread may have had ( on Central avenue the jurors who Orleans was cut -of! by the failure of M ihs . were discounted tonight by the electric plant, but electric messomething to do with the mellow *111 through the trial were surround offi, -Is of the I,oiiitvi.ii At Nash J1-11 ng shut pervaded the meeting 1 1 I whenever thej appeared and were -uges wore transmitted from the villi Hal I road, whose tele)* hone ca lib st.-iunship Excelsior jtnd relayed by afterward in the second floor of the eagerly listened to whenever thev down the e.nsl to Bay Si. Louis fur­ the steamship Creole, anchored liehall where Chairman Purdy called mentioned the famous trial. Several nished the sol e means of eonitnunlthe meeting to order. Messrs. of the jurors were on Central a v e ­ low New Orleans, to Mobile, ration There is no wireless station Brown, Wilson, Hamilton and sev­ nue this morning. occupying a on tfie const between Mobile and Ninety Mile Gale eral others from New Smyrna took bench, and a crowd stood about New Orleans, and this cable w a s N*'W Orleans.' Sept 30 Just be­ tin floor'and explained the bonding trying to pick up information that ope .lied successfully only at inter­ -itnation thoroughly, demonstrating would show how the jury hud reach­ fore ;t o'clock the winil was blowing valand Officers said that the des­ The barom­ that the people of the, Osteen sec­ ed its decision and who were the sixty miles an hmrr patches denied reports of the flood Weather Itution had nothing to lose and much men who prevented a verdict of eter stood at 29.94 ing of the streets of Itftnxi to a renii officials said the wind for an to gain by voting bonds in the spec­ death. The jurors were close mouth depth of six feet and of the destruc­ ial road district. Mr Hamilton had ,.d Bn(| would not tell whufwent on instant blew at the rate of ninety Indications at 3 tion of the great trestle of the L. A a map of the special district and“ the jn the jury “room except to nay that miles an hour. N and the Rigolets. Three small sit nation was thoroughly runvassed thP flr„t thing done after they had o'clock were that the renter of the children, members of the Savage Hon. Forrest Lake, C. It. Walker* returned to their room wa# to take a storm would pass west of New Or­ family at Pascogouln were rejiorted A T Rossettcr, L. R, Bromley- ballot before discussing the case ar leans. turning slightly to the east. to have been injured when their A P Connelly and R. J. llo^ -nf all. S. II Harris, one of the jurors The Louisville & Nashville has can­ home was demolished by high winds the Sanford rtrlefWtffTrr •were called and ft friend of Mendenhall, suitj celled all trains between here and but there is no news from there. upon and assisted in the good w'ork that the jury had a 'doubt about the Mobile. All train service southeast of here Lake I’oncbarira in lots risen 12 <d I... sting good roads At the *ug crime beingpremeditated, and for has been stispeti ded only one train f e e l and the water is above the sou 'ini uf Mr lathe at the close of that reason had not given the i'» arriving this afternoon from Ocean thi meeting a rising vote of the tremi* penalty Mr Harris said they will I Automobiles are bringing people Sjirtngs, Miss ass,mill uge showed a unanimous ex-1felt it hud not been proved that A train hearing relief supplies will pression favoring the bond issue. 1Mcndenhal 1planned to kill the into New Orleans from that section. MilnehJEg and another town on the he sent from Mobile tomorrow inornMr. Ilumilton of Now Smyrnn women htfore he left Tampa. iaj*-M (as -down Southwest nw^ -pos­ gave the Tn'tTptr"present wcordtnHn-'1 - S f ‘ ri-TFTsTTTIfjf generally tTIsiip-' trkr~frnnt report thaV-the water is sible. . *1, vital ion to be prosun t ut the gorid pjroved of the verdict, ami did not still rising. roilil* meeting to be held at New j |jke the recommendation for mercy Mnvrmi next Friday and n large The people here think that Meriden d'bt’.ilioh from this city will attend ball should have been given* the it* meeting death penalty, and they are jn Mo-, going over last night tit dined to criticise the jury for re* *' i>*i. were Messrs. Lake, C M. ornmending wu-rcy. The feeling again't Hand, Connelly, Walker, Holly, Mendenhall has grown sfnee he look lacksonvil.lt*. Stjit .ItJ, The grand Bromley, Wil lie Brumley, A T. the stand, and one hears him com­ Engineers are hero this week RnsiM-Mcr, Stanley Walker, Jim Lee. pared to Tobin, the negro who killed making surveys of lltr land und river automobile j.aratio which opened the .Sanford citizens are deeply inter­ Edward F. Sherman and is under at ' the Montpe ferry preparatory to Georgia Florida Dixit* Highwuy con­ Many peiyons tfie (building of the steel drawbridge vention here yesterday morning was ested in this hard road tq the beach sentence of death. at Coronado and every county south say that Mendenhall deserves © a l b ) he re‘'for Michael Sholtr of Day- jirnnounced the most successful event will also be interested as this rond as mych’ as Tobin, and they think it lona„lirjii|s bridge would have been of its kind ever held in Jacksonville., will make the dislatfee to the East strange that a white man esrapes coimru#t»dv some .time ago hut tho It is estimated that there were a 1 ft t n L i, K n n f r m t a _r negro is to he hanged. Coast' many miles shorter and as -while -government wanted a wider draw thousand cars in the line, some of the county of Seminole is now brick­ und the change mudo. | delay in the them beautifully decorated, and ail ed to. the Osteen ferry and contem­ original plans hut Mr. Kholtz is flying banners hearing various slo­ Bryans in Florida The line was almost three plates joining Volusia with a draw That William Jennings Bryan and gftrmnih'tl idfends to build the bridge gans. "•'bridge at the ferry this rqsd wlll he Mfs. Bryan will spend the winter In and mwkis tylON) fftt wide. This wil miles long. The streets over which otm Ol thu, best and -.shortest to the Miami was the announcement of Mr. he / Improvement over the it passed were crowded with peopfe. ' — East Coast t and naturally will, get' .Bryan last night. Mr. Bryan spent fefryScT'wta-at the Monroe crossing Over three hundred delegates reg­ most of travel. „ r* yesterday in'f Miami, visited his ferry boat Although the ferry ser­ istered at the registration room in ■The entire,‘distance to-bp paved winter home ’ at Villa Scryna, and vice at the Monroe crossing is one the Chamber of Commerce building during the morning and this is.said ^ in this special road district , will be called on many friends during his of tho heat in tho state. to he less than half of the delegates . . about '67‘ miles and will be , payed short. . . .. Mrs. Bryan and little in attendance. Some of the coun­ with'sand llil pr. shell, ns bricle wodld t grnndsoh had preceded Mr. Bryan Presbyterian Church 1 ties ure represented by" large delega­ ■,i% hC .too-exponalvA;/. f *-' \\j hers tw;o days. They sre residing Preparations for the'revival "ser­ tions and made a splendid showing . the Sjtnfqrd delegation jjjlphea, to for the present at the home of vices which begin Sunday morning in the parade this morning. jh ank "the. good '.profile' of Ostf’en and .‘"iJjharLes. Van Antwerp on Eighteenth are progressing nicely, A large Georgia and Florldu counties in­ "•jtpihsiiflJjf viijjvviirtly f.ihfe thfe ladies Indies' for their their’ kinti kind atreet. street. chorus of men and women have terested in the" proposed routes of *•{.found everything in First class irrtjtmeTiy amf chicken pilltU . and promised to lend in the' singing. the Dixie Hjghwuy wore well repre­ •. hope to^toaitr their next visit'over. condition a; Villa Serena," Mr. Bryah Mr. D. B. Curry, president of the sented irt^nTmost'every instance and Mr*. Bryan and I arc 11 good ^Itard' Yoad from Sanford to said, Florida Christian Endeavor Society special section^ of the auditorium Osteen. " *' * r looking forward with keen anticipa­ und a memhef' of Rev. Jt O. Ven­ of the Jackaonville Chamber of Com­ tion of a pleasant and lengthy stay able’s church U in tho city, and he merce have been set aside for those here -this winter." With the Methodists Sunday, spenks^ajlhchighest terms o( Mr. representing various routes. The Mr. Bry»n left early thia morn­ Some good things arc being plan­ VenpMri^Ohriatian' character and opening session of the convention ned for the Sunday schoo^. Coins ing for NoshVirte, Tenn*., where he is hix ability as a preacher. He la rec­ _aure Suqday. ‘ Supt, Mettinger will acheduled to deliver an address to­ ognized,as one of the strongest men which, begat) at 2 o’clock In the af­ ternoon .was one of the most inter­ From. NosUville he he ther- to tell you about It. The morrow*, nightin the ministry in Jacksonville. We esting good roads discussion ever If^'on opens at 9.45. Be on time. will visit Memphis,' Littlb Rock. Ark feel, fortunate in securing him. conducted. N o t ‘Springs,. Artf".'»nd then "trill fo'> Du* preaching services II a, m. We hope thnt the publif generally Will Traer Here low a short tour of cities and towns and 7 .30' p. tn. will give us their sympathy by at­ "'-JWill Truer, -editor ‘ and general in northern Texas. The morning subject will be “ Mak From the Lone Star state the for tendance and work.- We give< a factotum at* 'ihe Florida Homeh.g the Ideal Real." In the evening ‘ hft'.paifoV will preach a gpapel .or *| «cretary of state will go to special invitation to the members of seeker* qf St. Augustine was in the city '"ycaterday and spent several ; nyop^j-Vhich every one U |nvi t e j ’ : Washington, after which ho w i l rethe other churches of the city to hours with’ representative citizens The Federation of thocOrganiaed-; turn to Miam early ‘ n Nov.mh-r to attend these meetlnga^wHutt -1%^ du and olso'-jjfcld the Herald.office an . glasses of the Melhodirt*.Church In «P«nd the balance of .hh» wMon at not conflict with their own work. appreciated visit. Will is arranging Florida I. tp. fok# place in Orlando, hla beautiful home here. Miami Her - - - f jL * <^_J| .for a write* dT Seminole eoynty .youNarrowminded of the Sunday October 20 and 27.’.* All the clasacs ■!**. 1 'in a apqclajt.. fdrtion cd „ tho E*ak Jn the Methodlat'Sunday school » r « , ” v. ~ ,„j 1 BdHMM-'flwUyA.DAi.fc'rvicv Sunday/ Coaal Annual,, qne of th*e greatest planning to be Teprqaented. Thia ia > Mr*. F. F. Dutton and children^ We hope-tg^Rlh^irfg^Trtliendance magazines 'that hffa wyar come down •■Pected to" bq-one o f"th ir largtat arrived horn* on Sunday evening in. the history, of the school. the pike.* - W* aha)) hear more about gatherings qf Methodists ever held from an extended trip tq points In ln 1 e * ory — * the booklet later. , in the state. Plan to he there. . Illinoi*. . ^ FEELING AGAINST M ENDENH ALL BRIDGE AT MONROE GOOD ROADS CON­ FERRY TO BE BUILT VENTION IN JAX \ ' Al amontc News Mr. II. J. Holly w a s here last week and was a welcome visitor at .the home of Mr. and Mm. N. H. Fogg. Mr. flerhert j-'ulter is spending u few days at Daytona Beach. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nolr.n will regret to learn that he has had to undergo a very serious operation on his eyes and Is at Dr. McEwen’s sanitarium in Orlpndo. Mrs. N. H. Fogg has returned from Lcriia, Idaho, where she has been spending.lhe lummcr with hur daughter, Mrs. J, M. Tracy. Mrs. J. M. ixiwis has returned from .Sunford. where she has been under the care of Dr. Neal and is very much improved in hrnlth. Our school opened on the 13th with Miss Kate Mathews as teacher. Mrs. E. Turner has ’ returned to her homo in Winter Park after spending On* week end at the home of Mr uhd Mrs. N II Fogg THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION NAMED l C ITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS ROUNDING UP S N E A K THIEVES ■The city police force and the coun­ ty officers are gradually rounding up the sneak thieves that infest this city and environs. Yesterday the sher­ iffs office was called to capture a negro named fhim London, who had taken S40 out of the house of an­ other negru named Albert McLain. Deputy Lee tool^ the negro to jail and searched thi0 house where ho had been slaying, finding two ten dollur bills in one place and a ton and five in another place, being hid­ den in hooks. He afterward search­ ed the negro again in the jail and found another five on him. The ne­ gro was given a trial this morninbofore Judge Herring and hound over to the circuit court. He is no doubt one of the sneak thieve* who have been giving tin* officers 1*0 much trouble around here and makes the third one t<> be placed in jail or on the road. Red Ray is 4 nmfng Sanford fans will remember Red' Ray who pitched for Sanford several years ago when we hud the wi tilling North Carolina team hero and Ralph Stevens sends tin* full owing from I he Philadelphia Ledger ron•erning this young pitcher. Manager Mack sent a young southpaw named Ray from Green slior« o f t h e Carolina Association, to the mound in the first y fttfie on Sat unlay, and he failed to last four- in­ nings This was not a very impres­ sive showing, hut that young man is due to lie one of the greatest lefthanded twirier* in, the game if some of Mark's wise veterans afe to be believed. Rays ha* control and nerve only to ocrujiy the position vucated by Eddie Plunk, alter he has bt’en schooled und the rough spots stnoot fi­ nd over It will take more than a few games to find out just bow l Tallahassee, Se|it 30. Governn Trammel) has announced (he ap­ pointment of four of the five mem hers <>( the Stall* lligltiway ( "om rim ?*IOII whicli VAUh l■real.•d by the hint legis la 11 lire Tile a ppointmc III* follow Slat*■ of Florii la al large V (>. Miller ..f J. rkson1 v i11*. First illsltrict. EiJ Scott of Ar end 1,1 Second district, W .1 - Hillman of Live (Ink Third district, yet to be ujipojntcd Fourth district, W. M. Smith of Orlando. The bill creating the State High­ way Commission to supervise the construction of ro.idi t hroughout the stale to devise ways und means for .1 uniform system for road contj,,. j«trong is the youngster's nerve. :*lM|rt ion, was introduced Ray pilches entirely unlike any hpiisi- l>> Representative Wood of Binellas und in the senate by Senator left handen who ever broke into the Ilimus of Hil phorough. - The till! prtr- major lengumr in thtir-Hty. *!»r-has J’i riel Ins and in the senate by Senator an undtrhnpd delivery that is a duilimes of Hillsborough. The hill pro ! plicate of tho one Enrle Moore hud. vide* for the appointment of a high- Und it) addition he has that peculiar way engineer, whose, otfic*v. will lie inf i overhand cross-fire swing Eddie Tallahassee, ami whose duly it wil j Flunk used • Itay'n fast hall break* fie to render ml to various counties bite and fast while hi* cross-tire in the'matter of li. vomg rnud •*>** curve sweep* past the left hantlvd tons. 1 hitters with blinding nfieed. ' ' '■ No moneys for the maintenance 1 Congregational Church of the depart merit wu* appropri­ "Go to Sunday School Day" is ated, but by turning over a part of to be observed in our Sunday school the funds that^ formerly went into next Sunday. Evmy flass lb* the the general fund from, the sale of automobile licenses a considerable school is oxjrjcUid lu t i? in reaching sum will he raised. In addition, 20 the 49 per cent i terens which our i-c*. ov»ry scholar jier cent of the revenues dtfited by school a im ft. the counties by the tax on horse­ please get busy. A mu log prelim­ power will go into the fund Yd bn.use inary program w^ll bo ir>ed in the S. S. opening. by the state highway commission. At the morning service the pastor will preach r.i aon. ■ phase of thr* Woman’ s Club Sunday school. The first meeting of the season of The" C, E. Society is gaining fri the Woman's Club will he held Oct. 6th. hut owing to the absence of membership and enthnaiaant for real the president, Mis. J. W. Dickins, C. K. work. You young people, who atate president’s day has been not « r e urged to jei. us in thia young people’s work for changed to Thursday. Oct. 14, when ! Mrs. Dickins will* be at home to and with young people. Evening service, 7.30 o’clock. Tho preside. Upon this date, Mrs. W. S. Jennings, -president of the State theme will be "Cheer Up1" Specia Fedetation will lie the guest of the music, and Young Ladles’ Choru club. She will address the club on All will be cordially welcomed. the "Work of the Federation." It is requested that every member of Baptist Churcj the club he present upon thia occa­ Comer of Prrk end GtH * sion. Invitations have been sent The servijw i t tho Tjr.iple next throughout Seminqle county and acceptances received sottho-ejiub will Sunday will ba very, inter anting. .*" be hostess to these represafl] ^ ' ,9.30 B^b’ ti sr*i'W>\ Prfttis’Jon dqy also. jvill h e , the order. The school is graded ftnd hses graded literature^ A hand of forty-four officers and New Grocery Firmw v *Vo teachers look after the school. *■' . 8. Runge and F. I\ Hines have 11700 The pastor. Rev. Grorgo formed n partnership under the firm Hymair will speak on “ The Holy name of Ruogo & Rines and will Spirit a Teacher," Thj observance ,L"i open a grocery store on Ninth street of the Lord's Supper wilFT$f!b place " between Palmetto and Sanford ave­ just after the sermon. - v; nue. . The building. Is now being 6.30 Jr. B. Y. P. tf. \ erected and a* soon as it is finished 6.30 Sr. B. Y. P. U. % the new firm will open a strictly cash 7.30 Mr. Hyman will begin a grocery store. Both gentlemen are well known In grorery circles .and series of addresses on ‘"Stories from need no*,introduction lo tho public the Now..Testament.’.'., The first will* Their motto will be cash skies and be The Introductl6n of E v il‘ into .^ ‘ ■ sWalt^rofiti W l i g out of the the World." high rent district they expect td make Be sure to ep to the Temple Sunvery attractive. d.y. ' �1"*HV ■] *■.*»+* •r ■ -'-$ n -Tii-t e* COUNTY . HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRBSPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR H E R A L D m UPSALA AND GRAPtVILLf Mr. Swanson and Mr. Thompson were two of our number taking In the excursion to Tampa. Mr. Tyner and family have a nice new phonograph. Rev. Ericaon has been selling a nice lot of atraih'ed honey this sea­ son. Carl Stcmper in town has it bn salp for him, while Mr. Geo. Clark has some fine new sweet pota­ toes Sorry to say that Mrs. Clkrk and Mrs. Tyher arc having a siege of la grippe, > f-y \ A little birthday gathering in honor of the eleventh mile atoni of John Henry Lundquist waa held at the home of hia parents, Mr. and Mra. II. G. Lundquist Thursday of last week. Besides the family, Mrs. John Lundquist, Mra. Emil Magnusson. Mrs. Eliner Lundquist and Adrian, Mm. Vernon Coller and ye correspondent were present. John tried to make us believe he had al­ ready grown up by appearing on a pair of stilts All wished him to grow but not quite so fast. Three “lo v e ly cakes were served with crisp toast and coffee and too soon the time came for us to separate for the evening prayer meeting. That same evening Mr. Lundquist and Aron guided Mr. Yowell and Mr. Speer to their fishing grounds but the fish got scared of the town folks utid left The next day they went again and had their usual luck m s - ! OCTOBER 1» 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD . PAGR TWO home fron(^Waycross, Ga.t and will be a guest at the McDougal home for some time. G. C. McDougal returned to the hospital In Waycross, Ga., again last Friday, suffering from an attack of per cessis. Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Bridges and children have removed to Titusville to make their home. Mrs. E. J. Cameron is still quite lir, much to the regret of her friends. Miss Mu) hoi land is caring for her now and her speedy recovery is hoped for. Mm. A. Dorner and children came home last Monday from quite a lengthy visit in New York city and Jersey city. .M r. Duke and the school car ar­ rived on the scene Monday morn­ ing for the school children w^o seem happy to resume their work again. I. D. Hart And L. Kinard were among the crowd going on the ex­ cursion to_ Tampa last week. There it a great deal of celery set in the fields and considerable lettuce, although it has been pretty hot to set lettuce. There is the least acre­ age of snap beans this fall for some . years, Eggplant, tomatoes and pep. ’ . . , pers and cabbage arc not as large _ " an acreage as some seasons, so wo are told. • o r. .,i . . : Mrs. C. C. Morns will entertain the same day by two counties and one city, as follows. Chatham coun­ ty, Ga., $900,000; Leon county, Fla. $200,000; Miami, Fla., $645,000. ‘ ‘ A contract was awsrded at Mo­ bile, Alav for waterfront improve menta that will cost a total of abou a million dollars. " A contract was awarded at Ma­ con, Ga., for rhe building at a cost of $90,000 of a viaduct that will be the first construction In connection with the erection of a million dollar railway terminal. "Nineteen corporations were formed during the week with mini­ mum capital stocks aggregating $417 100. "Among the items of construction work to be done, as reported this week, are. "Apartment houses, Atlanta and Savannah, Ga.; bank building, Clear­ water, Fla.; bridges, Chatham and Putnam counties, Ga., and o v v the Altamaha River in Georgia and the St. Johns river in Florida; hotel and Masonic building, Rock Hill, S. C.; railway freight depot, Cheraw, 8. C.; Infirmary building, Florence, S. C,; paving, Lakeland and Miami, Fla^ school building, Tropico,"- Fla.; the­ ater building, Atlanta, .Ga. "Constructipn contracts have been awarded as follow*s. "Bridges,« Palm Aeach county, Fla.; dam, Toccoa, G#.; dormitory, Doaxz, Ala.; factory building, At­ lanta. Ga.; garage building. Apopka, Fla.; pavinjfj* Gaffney, S. C.; roads. Palm Beach county, Fla,; school , ... , . ... . it , buildings, Lake Alfred ami Fbiwtds, . ,, _ ... . Ha.; warehouse, Tignall, Ga. , "Industrial plants will be established as follows. pointed- by board of county com­ missioners, said appointment to baaed on recommendation in pri­ mary after November, 1916.I! 15. County game wardens may appoint deputies in each election precinct. 16. AH grades of licenses shall be !! of different color, contain a synopsis of the game law printed on the back, and shall be good only for the open season or fraction thereof immedi­ ately following their issue. ii JITNEY BUS SCHEDULE jj EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 13th. . CITY BUSINESS Can will begin 45 minutes to arrival of every train on following route, making three trips; Becinnine ni First and French, down First to Magnolis Avenue, to Tenth Street to Park, Park to Ninth Ninth to Oak Avenuo, down Oak to First street, to Park, out Puri; and Ninth to Station. CARS WILL MEET MIDNIGHT AND EARLY MORNING TRAINS Occupation and Automobile Licenses Now Due All State and County Licenses, in­ cluding occupation licenses, Auto­ mobile and Motorcycle Licenses are due and should be paid on or before October first. Jno. D. Jinkins, Tax Collector, Seminole Co. 1I-2tc Individual Work. Don’t take too much advice—keep at your own helm and steer your own ship.— Porter I > ' | 1 cameron errr SANFORD MONROE SANFORD L*. 7:30 A: M. Ar. 8:00 A. M. Lv. 7:15 A.M. Ar. 7:40 A. M. Ar. 8:3<> A. M. Lv. 8:00 A .M . Ar. 8:15 A. M. Lv. 7:45 A. M. Lv. 4:00 P. M. Ar. 4:30 P .M . Lv. 3:15 I*. M. Ar. 3:45 P. M. Ar. 5:00 I*. M. Lv. 4:30 P .M . Ar. 4:45T. M. Lt. 4:15 P. M. Saturday Nights Saturday Nights Lv. 6:00 P.‘ M. Ar. 6:30 P.M . Lv. 6:00 P.M. Ar. 6:30 I*. M. Ar. 7:00 P. M. Lv. 6:30 P. M. Ar. 7:00 P.M. Lr. 6:30 P. M. Lv. 9:30 P. M. Ar. 10:00 P. M. Lv. 9:30 P.M. Ar. 10:00 P. M. Ar. 10:30 P. M. Lv. 10:00 P. M. Ar. 10:30 P. M. Lt . 10:00 P. M. FARF3 FARES Rands, City Limits.................. 10c ............ 10c Citjr Lim its........ ........ 15c Beardsll Avenue Stenstram's Corner ...............15c 20c Geneva Avenue . ........... 25c Moores Station Monroe ............................... 20c Cameron City................ 30c Special trios out of town will be based as follows: One or two passengers J 8 cents per mile each way, plus 20 centa, in radius of 6 miles every xddl- f , tionnl passenger 5 cents per mile. Special Jitney service enn be had day <1 nr nigh by calling Phone 331. within territory bound by Commercial St. and Tenth SL, Sanford and FYench. Avenues, for 10c. to city limits 15c. PLACE YOUR CALL FOR JITNEY. PHONE 331 FOR ANY SFiRVICE OR TRAIN DAY QR NIGHT ................. THE FIRE LIV-ER-LAX* like other troubles, always comes when least expected. The only way to be prepared at all times is to see that your buildings are always insured in a GOOD C O M P A N Y . Llr-ver-lax is now rapidly taking the place of calomel everywhere. It is ju«ij, as effective, cleansing the sys­ tem thoroughly of bile, toning up the liver; and making that sluggish feeling disappear like magic. Yet it is pleasant to take, has none of th disagreeable after effects that make us dread calomel so much. Keel fine all the time. Take Lir-ve, vt,r ,|aJ regularly, and health beromM a habfl. Guarantee. Every genuine bottle bears the likeness of I, K Grigsby and if it does not give satisfaction your money will be returned For sale in the lug 50c anf $1.00 bottles at W G. Aldridge. her Sunday school class, of girls Sat-' Cotton oil mill, Pacolet, S. C.. IEN urday at her home, with ice cream second unit of henxol plant, BirLEAST und cake as refreshments mingham, Ala., iron works Charle EXPECTED The Fpworth League enjoyed a l" n' * *’ rtr|<’ I'kht plants to In 107 MAGNOLIA AVE. moonlight picnic ;it l.a k Gotdrn ,mt'rovp‘! - Birmingham, Ala , and Orangeburg. S. bottling plant. Some will be pleased to know how ]a!1, Kridwy evening There were Athens, Ga . capacity of auto lire the ice cream social for the benefit two loads in the party Mr and n of the Sunday school turned out Mrs C K Chorpening and Mr and factory to lie doubled, Augusta, Ga . u cooperage plant, Tuskegee. Ala Well, we are glad to announce that Mrs. ( ‘ <’ Morris were chaperones. NOVELTY P L A N T broom factory, Columbia. S. C." b $L1 .60 was cleared in spite of the Virginia Long was surprised hy t> M IL L W O R K OF A L L D E SC R IPTIO N S bad weather A jolly crowd turned P several of her friends roming on P out and ail seemed to enjo> them! , , _ , . . . Game l.aws We are prepared to figure with you on all classes p V , ruesday to nssivt m celebrating hel b selves Near.y evbry one responded ,10th birthday The girls said they Judge Herring now has the form* of LU M BER and M IL L W O R K for HOUSE, STORE b liberally and "All's well that ends had a beautiful time. to for hunting licenses A synopsis of or B ARN. Framing, flooring, ceiling,siding, windows, u well," even if tilings did seem a Mrs Jennie Prevail and graod- <f" ‘ Knm«* Ibw* w' » he of interest to doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. b against us for a time We want to DENTIST daughter. Edith and Christine Me- hunters and is given as folldws. h thank all w ho in anyway helped to Tell t's Whnt You Want F'Htimalen Furnished Free b s o i x m s wiimt prort.K only j The title to all wild birds and a make it a success. Uie gooo ladles Clelland were here from Geneva visiting recently games is vested in the various rounespecially, who donated the ten line PE O PLE S HANK B U ILD ING Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. | Ephram L. Brown came over ties of the state. cakes. The hard work put in by k nnrtp*nntJriS7nPEJrrriprpppnpir(*'-i nnrnrr r a n c o r ROOM 9 ., Thp foMowin|£ t)[)1>. art, Eam, Mrs John Horrell and Mrs Mag Sunday snd brought Miss Annio and E(.ptp brant, ducks. nusson. Carl Pierson and Aron Lund- Morgan McClelland returned to Ftl)}rd„ Swan guisl is also deserving of prntse Christmas with inm for an indefin­ rail, coots, mud heVis,- callitiulas, ite stay. Now for some chairs shore bird*, plove rs. surf birds, anipe Mr and Mrs H S. Holey of Cam­ wood cock s, sand pipers, tattlers We have the promise of a minislet from Jacksonville on the tenth inst eron City have been entertaining curlews, turkfj'.s, grouse, pheasants LAW YER Monday Was a great day. for five Mrs. Host wick of New Mexico the quail and turtle doves. past w-eek For the best quality of G R A IN , HAY, FEED and little youngsters started' for school 3 It Is a $25 fine to catch, kill, SUITE », COURT HOUSE PHONE M3 for the first time, being Sydney ViW. W. Britt of Lough man was ship or have in possession any game FLO UR at REASONABLE PRICES blen, Gilbert Erlcson. Woodard Ber- here on business this week bird, plumage, skin, eggs or nests telson, Charlie Clark snd Charlie FLORIDA Miss Cornelia Hicks of Port Tam- thereof, except as provided by law. SANFORD. WRITE Iteck The older ones are Eric pa ( it) arrived Wednesday lor a 4 Open season/ November 20th to A’ihlen. Margaret Ericson. Ebbs Visit at the Chorpemng home March l 4th following, for deer, wild Stedt, Edna Thompson, Krnire. El­ Mr ami Mrs. 1. I) Hart and turkey, equail doves, swan, geese mer and Florence Tyner, John Hen­ daughter and Mra. J. C. Vaughn brants, rails, coots, sand pipers, ____________ _ Palatka, Florida______ _ ! ry and Elmer Lundquist and Gladys visited Orlando - Sunday. F ' --J curlews, snipes, duckl and plover; JEW ELER Robinson. Miss Olga Vihlrn drives A. Dorner has built four new November 20th to December 20th the bus. following, for pheasants, and Octo­ tenant houses on his farm. „ M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : ber 1st to March 1st' following, for Our item about the relery crop PICK Allies HAND-PAINTED (H IN A Unlawful to kill squirrels Don't play with serious matters— I last week was unrerogntia hie the !Hl ll,rr‘dv PA 0 LA POINTS , , ... , in any public or private psrk at any GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER (butt N()| tarry your own insurance Jpi must have been mixed We said, } ' 3 ROGERS* PLATED WARE again*l ! u Inrgi'r crop w»< to be grown here llTI,p, Mr* Omar Pcarumi 1 urmncti ii-d tbi» season on a. count "( otb.-r ,|i« 5 It is 11 $50 fine to capture, kil £ i,( ;iN aM> WALTHAM \\ AT( HES K I K E her school hcri* Momla) with thir­ |trtcti in Florida discontinuing to or injure any game, bird or animal teen ucholafs enrolled I some extent that has heretofore hy pitfall, dcadfnfj, scaffold, cage for you |l find thi- money wanting when Mr Frank Johnxon spent a few grown celery, where the situation lick, blind pen, baited hook, A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E the F 1It F, lias wi|H-»l out your projierty day* in Long wood this week visiting was not so favorable as hercMor its baited field, drugs, poison, chemT R A IN S friends. Have our strong, reliable company icals, explosives or similar device. cullivatlon. ^ N o rth b o u n d carry your risk and W on the safe aids. Mr. McGuin is fencing and mak­ 6. It Is g $25 fine to cptrh. hunt * Arrive.. . I>*a\T ing improvements on his new place Hensonable rates' The Soulh’ s Development -v or. kill a n y ‘‘gatya bird or animal be­ No- 82/; L ib a . M. .. I ;»3 A. M. that he benight last spring. It i* tween dark and daylight the follow­ ,Nd. 84 10:40 A. M. 11:05 A. M. Columbus, Ga., Sept. 30*.— The1 known a* the old Weight (dare. r - ^ Nos 80* .3:26 P. M. 3:46 P.M; Industrial Index says in its issue ing day. j Mr. and Mrs. O, T Pearson are for this week. 7. It is a $25 fine to kill more than ju tb b o u n d aettled at the .Pearson’s old home one d r e r r two turkeys, twenty quail No/ sa .*... M ....2:16 A.M. " T o confidence U being added 2:3t) P. Mi place, where they intend making No. 89... or twenty-five birds ol any other cash in large volume in the South­ v.. 6:04 P. MNo. 85’. . improvement* and have a pleas­ species in anyone day. It . i l a east. ant home. Oscar has purchased a $600 fine to kill more than* tfTr/re "Cotton i* the great money crop ,9:30 AlsMx Maxwell runabout to take him hark drer, ten turkeys .or three hundred, No. f26—Afti of the south. That is true and will of any other game bird species in No. 127-1/03^. *4:00 P. TL. and forth t6 hi* work in Sanford. /.Jib* continue to be true because the soil, one open season. -■ C. D. Pearson made a business climate and season* in the south are trip to Jacksonville last week. Hay* 8. .It la a $26 fine to barter, sell, fitted for growing cotton in a meas­ thing* are pretty dull at the old or offFr for safe any. game bird -oj> ure peculiarly wholly to this section. "Metropolis. animal. •** * -tr.r - . . . ----------- --The millions which are paid annually -*V' BotllcrB of Soda Water and We understand that Paola is in salaries and wages nnd dividends 9. It Is a $100 fine to bunt out­ Trilby j about to change hands again, but by factories in the southeast are paid side of your voting precinct without No. 25—A rrive.......^ . a F.'OO P. M. No. 24— Ixu vr : .... ?;2.\P. M. have not heard yet of the deal being in weeVIy, monihty and quarterly a license; S - $26 ,finq to change, or closed. 'Hope that whoever pur­ amounta during the wholp year. The alter a license, - • -V? v 1 , Clyde l ine Boale chases It'will make something of It, millions which the cottonArop brings (SI. J . k n . B i r t f ) 10. It is a .$25 fine to transport "Arrive 10:00 A,M> leave 11:30A.M. for y»oln is an uttraej^ve little place. are K*jd In a few wc,ek*. within or without i hHL-slate • any "^ Tuosdryal 1 hiirddays hncl Saturdays All we need is mor^Jnhabitants. “ ThiA immense volume of money game without a p r o p e r I t naturally gives- great impetus to is a.'$100 fine for any common car­ b\isinr*s and every line of Irusinesa rier to receive such git me for, trans­ • ~ MOORt’S STATION is feeling its daily increasing ef­ portation. “ ' . 11. T h i 'witnesses furnishing evi­ fects. ' * Limited Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Dornur. of "In order to facilitate the sale of dence to cohviet, for any violation PoUah supply has Celery avenue are happy at tKe ar­ war munitions ahd supplies manu­ 6f' the fame lawn shall have half of rival of a fine 12 pound son, born factured hi the south to TepreSthitn- the fine Imposed given an incentive to look Saturday, the 25th tlves ol European govcrrtmi-ntf, 12. Persons residing in tht^ stati-j more thoroughly into plant nutrition The Bp worth league social was a Savannah, Ga compayiy has opened! twelve month* -and the county siT ^ with view to utilizing products at hand to the very very pleasant event, the weighing an office in Wall Street,.' New York, month* may. ort. payment of $[ t-o h best purpose. The result of our efforts along this line is of each guest as they arrived cius- and already, has been requested to county judge, receive a ^'resident ing considerable merriment, qpite furnish' ‘ prices on supplies aggre­ county license:’ ’ a "non-residerU u a number of young ‘ people ''Vsme gating $12,000,000. county license" for $3, nnd a "nonfrom town and Mr. and, r».'Jx. B: ; *'A u ' dggrfcgate 6f $1,746,000 of resident huntcr'sr lictnse'U 'for $181 McBride with two Misses Sten- Improvement bonds were voted on No 1 iccntp required'oFrnafdent Con­ to carefully Wended that where land U properly prepared wo wUl put il ■trom from tha West Side were' a federate Veterans. ' l^^gfainst anyferLhxer mixture of same ammoniaand phosphoric addcon- pleasant addition to the crow*. County judge tq have 25c, regardless of percentage of pottuh. Sendfor particular Jjg Misses Mary 'Long and Mildred 6w and $1 respectively. Ipr enc^j Uborpining and Bryan I^quirad Retained In the'bodr cause rheumatism, lii\^juc Issued; county giiBtrwardrn apant Sunday at Micea Hammock) srrsfals, malaria, constipation, blood to have 25c, (50c, and $3 respective­ PdlotoB. Nl'MB$?R40 FOR THU BLOOD ly, for each. license; balance gooa -to J ‘ JtcItionflUt * " u guests of Floy and Buren 'Collie, expels poisons from (be body and earea Florida Miss Titlje Heal ol Boaton> Maas., blood poison in ll« worst form. Hold by bounty school fund. 14. County game wnrdena are apaceompanitd Mn. G. C. McDougal L. R. Phillips and Cs, r - - 1- * • a —V ‘ ‘ ‘IL | ' - • • • . r Ob-... . . t S t*. -’ • .b b : i ff .1 - * ■ A. P. CONNELLY s DR. C. W. FAIN SCHELLE MAINES Buy Direct and Save Money HENRYMcUULIN W. A. Merryday Company |)0HWAKE[HANKS CHASE & COMPANY Sanford 21 In . Bottles Fertilizer-EquaHlesults-Less Potash BBS? WB K-. k/. . «> ,, ,, ;• !! CROSS TOWN CAR SCHEDULE * Dally Thought. The great guiding marks of a wise life are Indeed few and simple—to do our duty, to avoid useless sorrow and acquiesce patiently In the Inevitable. —W. Leckg, !l POISONS Wilson&ToomerFertilizerCo. ■M �I-3nk'4lttCtfc— wm I, 1315 1 \ir DEATH PENALTY SENTIM ENT SAVED TH E LIFE OF J. J. M ENDENHALL The final scene In the trial of John J Mendenhall for the murder of Mrs. Bessie Eliot And her daughter, Susie, is described in n dramatic manner by Goode M. Gucrry, who reported' the case for tho Tampa Tribune, us follows. "We, the ju ryjivth o cause of the State of Florida vs. John J. Mendenhalj, find the defendant jfuilty of murder in tho first degree and recom­ mend him to the mercy of the court.’ A sillwcc impresflWo In its inten­ sity foil owed the list husky word of Clerk 'Woicking. That pause which cannot he measured by time follow­ ed. With ears attent the wife and daughter had dtl'ready heard. Their Very souls Were sensitised. "N ot guilty*” loomed high in their hopes. "Guilty" had rihgen>d like a skulking gray thing just out in the shadow. With emotions taut the words smote upon them ns a flail upon murmur­ ing harp strings. A child’s childish prattle staccatocd through the silent room. An anguished moan swept the chords of sympathy in many breasts. The blow had fallen. Steeled as they rnr,y have been to the inevitable, mother and daughter felt resolve swept away before the tide of realization. soul of the wife us, she passed the seats, where, a moment ago, the jury had hoard the lorat sob of dospnir. , John J. Mendenhall, until now tho defendant, was left for a moment standing alone .in tho smull circle just in front of- the bar of justice, lie turned squarely to-the audience which had borne silent witness to this pathetic scene. His head was raised high. The mists that had overcast his eyes hut a moment be­ fore were swept away. He stood in all of his glorious manhood and looked his fcl lows squnrely in the eyes. It was magnificent. There was none of the theatrics, or of hero­ ics. If it be acting it was done so well that the most discerning never suspected. Delsy Led (o Belief oT Mistrial • For sik hours the coming of the jury from Us dellbcratio'ns was awaited. With each speeding mo­ ment hope grew within the breast of the accused and his loved ones that. there would he a mistrial. Not guil­ ty was hoped for, but hardly expect ed. A mistrial would lie a most wel­ come compromise. At 2.15 there was a loud rapping from the inside of the jury room. Another man wus on trial for his life. The machinery A powerful man raised from his of the law was in full operation. A great seat to his full height. Two frail But it halted suddenly. Ther vessels clung to this rprk in the hush fell over the roqrt room was the inevitable delay <•( making midst of the storm of etnotions. Cling­ marely an Incident to the principle! which should actuate the jury jn ex­ ercising its obligations to justice. His was a span of years. Whatever the verdict the .sun' of his life would soon sink into the everlosting ocean of the west . . . "When You and I behind the Veil arc past, Oh, hut the long, loqg while tho World shall Inst, Which of our Comings nnd De­ parture heeds As the Sta'a seff should heed a pebble cast." Thus tlye alchemy of his eloquence fettered logic and drove deep into the convictions of two members of those twelve men weighing the dross with the gold in the state's mass of circumstances. The Insiduous ap­ peal for mercy for the pleoder at the bar did not fall on unheeding earn, and when that final hour came-when stern responsibility pressed down upon those twelve men, two Btepped hack askance at whnt the law would have them do. Guilt of the accused they admitted. They swore to it, for their oath as jurors carried with it this obligation. They had heard the appealing words of the eloquent pleader in the hush of that sultry night. Mayhap the gibbet stood out in full view with this magnificent man, standing head erect, eyes - un­ blinking and features unflinching, waiting that final moment. With guilt admitted, death they wmtld not sanction. SANFORD LODGES Farm and f Garden tf * Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sla Meets every first and third Tuesday In each month. Everyone who has seen his Star in the East arc cordially invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Sec’y Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. t Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Mailing knights always welcome. H. McLaulin 0. J. Miller K, It. and S. C. C. Two Hold Out Against Death Penally Not one word reached the waiting ones outside the Jury room, No one knew that two of the jurors hung lli frndunl lit*mains Strung Aljen handed YY . A limn. I'h.it prophi-lp luiqr wluih <011,111 -el lor the ilelellsf lllld fori -l-en will'll he counseled the jury to have n care in making a vi-rdmi which they might m after years regret had conn- and passed From Kha yya m he had delivered. Washington. Sept fit) Florida fares handsomely in the distribution of funds for federal- extension work during the fis ca l year I f* 15 lli. a c ­ cording to the announcement of tindeparture of agriculture today The total amount available for agricul­ tural •-11eosion work in F’lorida is *o, , , , ,, 1st,.ill 1. rills liie|t|t|p!t the a lot-, I ho wile a net mother, who had ! h• r• 11 t he vicissitudes of a bus ’■■••ltd s struggles in yearn gone bv, forgetting idl ^ of those inevitable ' l-otty dllTerrhOPS that are occasions m.-nts iindr-r f.*.l-ri.I -tatutes whmh 'The Moving Finger writes, arid Will Ire paid oul of ihe federal trens-| Pel ween man and wife, (or the mo­ having writ. ury ami also the sums raised by the ment was stunned. But the sup­ port mg arm of the mini upon whom Mo v e s on, nor all yrnjr Piety nor -date anti [mill subdivisions It* meel 1 YY it the requirements laid down in trfiu the blow had fallen, but who stood Shall lure it hack in cancel half a •‘ongressinmil nets whirl) provide the with that same grave. st-ifreLant fetlFral Miti Texas secures I he bug I me mien she would, have crumpled to •-vt amount (> > r ferli-ral extensuin, itthe floor The mother spin! pre Nor all vour tears oui ,1 Word - i,-• r•• bring 123 4.537 ' tiled Her own weakness she of it •••reed to the background She | Indeed the movmg linger had clasped her husband and daughter. writ. It burned into the very souls il v. r. ut sofltl__________ I--------Few-eyes- looked- ujoui -thub pathetic Tif nl least' {wo fn that vast crowd 1 A very pieosant evening was entrio save through the brine of a wliirFi filjeil the court room nnd joyed on Sunday lust at the home of sympathy ns sincere as man ever overfitiwed fn the grounds outside Mrs YV E. Allen at 1-ongwood As held out to fellow man Sympathy In their future years not one it was a very beautiful moonlight not (or the convicted man, hut for line or fit could ever he effaced Con- evening the guests were entertained the father nnd husband Sympathy stituted authorities might undo the mostly by outdoor games, hftcr not foe the luw's demand of its physical iii'f> of that court hi I jur>. which a delirious course of refresh pound of tlesh. but for those who hut it could never undo thut haunt fnents were served About eleven must pay for it log memory 111 lb*- souls olt two o'clock the guests dispersed to their * |homes, looking forward to the plenswhen the storm hud passed, sym­ women Early in his argument. Col l,r»‘ ° l another such evening in the pathetic friends unwound the en­ Reporter. circling arms. The minions of the Thomas I’aliner had preached jirin- near future. law drew nearer. Friends stepped ciples of love to thn fury. He hud back, hut again the mother nnd softened symjuvlhies until thry were daughter were sobbing upon • the receptive, until Ifstener* Idokijd .not hreiisl of father And husband. Again back to that starlit' night In July By some people, hut anybody can lake they wdre disengaged and- walked when n roaring hell blackened and Quick's ( ’hillTonic, Quirk’s( hill Tonic, between friends toward* the door. c r is p y ^two human things In it« flavored with 'bSwcet Spires." Hsr> supercceded all other chill ionics where "God forgivo those, twelve men” was sjelhin^r.tnaw.* He made Ui« life of Introduced. Gel U at [., ft. I’ hilllpH and the Anguished will wrung froRt the the man mentionxidCn thqmtdictmdrit Co. No cure, no pay. Price 23 cents. Quinine Can No! Be Tolerated Juhn Si.iinper. 4*f it Sin I * in IV< a< K itllAHH the grtlHN umli-r isriuplelrlv Tint plow I....Ill fie ftrl|tiwt't| tvlllilli tl t e 1y f> w Meelu nt Fbtglr—' Hall •Iliya try a tllrtk lltllTrr'V vv|I!i (tlnk-t ftt-l nearly etralglit itr avoid Inveriiiig tip „ , . Srel fir-1 rh p [ t o r fem e le to 111! t f i e spnrt-t 4 U m FI Hoipreliohlr-r . <'oinninn<iei Miss Bertha Packard, Secretary |llp fllrrow sIKen. thus nlop pjnr t|„, frri. rirvulnlhrii of nlr Following Hie linn dHl.lm: the land should lie tjttqliir- diaht-tj frequently enough to uir*". preicnl tfiu uppOurunee atrovo tho sur-face of nuy qunvk grass leaves Tills will fie 1 nice tt w.c-k 111 warm, moist scii-ons ,iml iiin-e a wrick when the weal her I. drier tin- disking should l la- rolrlllrtied turlll growth r-eases. Usu ally from six to eight weeks T o make sim- of erudlciithm. ILJji tfcILlu libit f occmdonnlly until freezing weather In I the rail. Cfin’ t:«*rr- I a i i M ! ho -I mu! Iliuscle. I a :i it- i . Jax Biscuits Average over 1,800 units Raising Strawbarriaa. Straw berries should not follow Itn mediately after a sad. Two cultivated crops should Intervene. Thla will tend lo destroy weeds and white grubs, both of which arc highly Injurious to straw­ berries. „ * - F r e n c h )U $ 3 & k 'S h o p , N e x t D o o r to L . R . P h ilip s D ru g S to r e -ft* Refreshm ents (Opening T od a y,-B u t E v e ry D a y I s a G o o d D a y to In sp ect the Stock *. ■ .* i * *• * *'• _ ‘ • The*Store You Have Been Waiting For __________ ■ ■ SpL • . , ?! * ; . . . *-wt JM *i F fiu n l* tie lan d h e r e b y rorileyerl irelhg the rame la nd wh ich ea* c,,n.eyo,| l,y F lorida l.aod a nd C o l o n l f a tl a n Com pany L i m i t e d to C h a r l o t t e G i v e , June If-rh, i H t i i, -teed r e c o r d e d -ri 11e,o| ll-o.k 'U p a g e 2tia 1'iihlir I t e i o r - I - -d I b a n g * 1 o u n - j I'o rl-la ■ ant l a n d * mi Sc m m o l . C o u n t y Flor id a , I , rrn* "f -ale - a-h deed u .< y r. I'urrha.of t*» pa) fur ' 7 : 7T 1 E I> ” If nl at 11 .e d a l e *cif the uaueanrr of *urh certiflraXo In t ie nirnr of A lei Vaughn <Vrf ifji ite No fi21* r|nt* >•( iifir 2nd day nf Juiif* A It 1"*■1"1 s*rnhfarse* S1 sif Hlk |] 1 - Tier I*. Hartford, said land In'ing «s«r^ 9etl at th date Of ihr iftsuanre t>l *uth rrr|iGrat«> in the namr nf S 'in r) Hutlrr ( rrtlli. a|r % v.. M l datwl ih- 2nd -1* h .if IHlk || -- n o« the 2* Ifi day nf f Irtober,A I* IV1?». -Aa liim iratio ti '■M I BEAMS CHANNELS A N G LE S - is and A ll Shapes. } To T. 1. Packard: l-enax, Midlaon County Illinois: W'hrrraa, a hill ol rompiaint ha* baon lilr-ii in thla court aa abnv* anlil(rd, and, Whrrra*. alAdavit haa- bean duly made | _____ of the __ State Chat you_____ ara a ____ ntm-reaidant Stato nf of . Klofiiln and - “ ■* arr a rcaidrnt —* -oLLehoi, t 1 .ia «. k t. 3 t.___ ! Madiaon County. Itllnoia and are twenty-one yraray of agr and that thrra I* no peraon In th e ' State of Florida, thr aervlrw nl w-'ajihpQapa ( a#1l ' V II whom w H I would w WHIXII »hind *’ * * * aa J - WH| » f aa a IPa I / you || upon you,-th*r*ftree, tha aild T . I. I’ l t k i r d , ar« h*r#liV orderad and r»<iulr»d lu app«>Ar lo the Hill of cAtr\r plaint nlad In (hla rauae. In the • o v f en titled court* on or before Monday, the 4th day of October, A t I). 1916: otherwUo tho bill «t*ed will be U hrn » i ronfetaed i i o ftln a i y oo; It I* further ordered, edjmlred and d f ; creed that tbl* notice be published In the' Hanford Herald, m newepeper, pubhahed In Scmlnola C'ounty, PloHde, onre a week for fotir contecutlv# weoko. W'llfieM E A I Lou f !■*#, f*ler It nl the Ctrrun Court ol Hem In ole County, Florida, and th# «eel of said court, on thla the 2 E>th I day of Auguat, A I» 1914 K.‘ A. D ou fla ti ( »eal > Clerk Circuit Court. Oeo. A. DeCplt-ea Solicitor for ('om pleip ent. 2*Frl &te In Clrrull Court, fleventli Judicial Cir­ cuit, Kemlntde County, Florida. In Chaocery John Alfred Ilbae^l, . ^ VR ClUrtJn Rial# Petr i Hnttel). . r . T o EUU Peart Iluaaellr Toledo, Cumberland County, Illinois: Whereas, a • bill of complaint has bean filed In |hU c<*urt -*e aboeo enlUiad, and, ^ Whereai,v%4ffldOFU- k>a been* I'rrt f»* • I r N‘ .» 'JMI ilslf-ij 1li« 3*4 lift JnilI I * •r1.* elnl-ra- e. Ail ll’ k I N I!..' .Sanfunl, the taid land tuGiig M*fftipt| * * 'i TRUSS RODS STA Y BOLTS IRO NW O RK of All Kinds. BO ILER PLATE TANK STE E L STRUC-. TURAL FIRE ESCAPES HARD WOODS. r Competent Force of W o r k ­ men for Road Work. JACKSONVILLE .FLORIDA A NT A DS P A Y r : * "" r ~W WltneMi my offlrlal aignatuie and «•»*! thi* t he 22 nd day nf Hepi ember A I 1 I VIS \ A IMM'I, I.AHH ( lerk ('ireu)t t i-urt Hemtn*il» Coun­ ty, Fherida f *eah H y . Ja* < Hober t« ICC 10 Frl i t r p (a unt), .Stair of Florid* In rv fl rl llr ol Joiaph l-alnh*rt To All ( ‘rrdlloif, lx (tltn , Dlttrihuirr* and all l'*r*ona llarin| Claim* against • aid Ratal*.: / You and tach of you, air harfhy notified and ratiulrad lo prraent any rlaim* and d»mand* which you. or allhrr of you may have against tha rttata nl Joarph Glnhart. da rraaad, lata of Xrmlnolr County, Florida, to Ihr undtraingrd - Kiccutrii oi aald aatala, within one yrar Irom the data haraot I)at*d August 4th A f). 1915. ■v Mr*. Nrtttr M: I^lnhart. tOOJFrl 9tr RxrcutrU C IT A T IO N M u sic Jia ~.i ( srltfi^a^c No %- datwil ihr Jn I rfa> of June. A. I» I V li * iii trace* ),«( Men tif cird*« Add, Hanford, aiid land bet mg a sMsmc*t| at # the date uf the ol eweh eer 6«fte«Se In ~ iho name of A I) Ht^ntiford iM ra. CeltlDrate No. SH4 dated the 2nd day nf June, A 1> I VI 3 rrnlifBrrs f nt (i&, i l tV. K t A Chapprir* Hub I Hr,, finldsbcrn* ■aid land being aa*e(N«d At Che date nf (JKe l«auanre of •urh rerfiriraie In rhr sif G W Hen ton L’ ijI f m *aid r er 1 ifir »i s*« shall be redeemed a rrurdiit g lo I a Sr, t i l I Feed a wilt Ih u p thereon LEGAL ADVERTISING Making Their First Appearance at the B .eautiful D isplays e'* ■'i v thr Iigfir vf (.sir V Hihn*<itt food v a lu e per pound; The following spring cultivation porterhouse steak. 1,100 should lu-glti early and Ire continued ut Intervals of a week or ten days un­ til from May 15 to 23. when Lire Held | limy he plant ml tlihkly to ensilage or L JarktMtviM^ CfifVw Wnrt i. JidiwtnfW. fli fodder corn Thorough eTfltlvnllon " f the corn » Itli tiainl hoeing where <e caslonul plants appear In the rows, should complete the eradication, but 1 pxtreiue watchfulness Is required to i get all of tho plunts. In Courl nf Ihr Caunlr Jud|i, Hcmlnnle a L «s 5 t -IJ unlfi' ■! sal'i l«lu| f** »*■|f 4 41 * h•* 'U i r - f f hr iMUshn <*< *u« h 4*■*» 1fu »f r f>| vig6r, hr.tiii n.id rt-v c IfowaTd-I'arkatd t.and Com- _ pany. a corporation, orgamted and r i li fln i undar tha law* of the State of Flo­ rida, Jraar E. Spurting and T. I. Packard, D frndanla. •' ■ 1915 f unr \ f ‘ 11'M r ruhrare- l i«» VS. 1 Jl it being tha Oh day ol said month, tha fol­ lowing described real rttata, to wit: Let Number Sevanty-nlne of St. Joseph, aa re­ corded in Ptat Book B, page 1x3. of Ike Record* of Orange County, Florida, said land* ia Seminole County. V'loride. Terms ol sale, raeh; purchaser to pay lor deed. CEO . A. D e C O T T E S Special M u t e r Dickinmn A Dickinson Solicitor* (or Complainant. 4 Fri 6te 1 fipr I 11 Iuli in, Clttull Court, S rrrn lh Judirlal C ir­ cuit. la and (ut Ihr CrrunlJ of Namlaolr aad Slate of Florida. In Chanrrry. T, W. William*. CotAp , - . vm Flnnda to »u In — -J B Master* Sale Notice ia hareby given that undar end by virtu* oi * final decree of foreclosure made and entered in that certain taut*, wherein W. 8 . Branch ia complainant and fjuaale (3. Dial and Eugene Dial are delendanta, In thia Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit ol Florida, in and for Seminole County, in Chancery ailtlng, on the list day of Auguat, 1915, I •ball aell at public outcry to the highest biddtr or bidder* for rash, in front of the Court House door In Sanlord, Florida, dur­ ing the legal hour* of aala, ON T H E FIRST M O N D A Y IN O C T O B E R **rt*D'»lrs emin«Vps iFu fully» 1 ii | •!*MiimlbV ^*n| *rrit.a-.j {tfi)|r« rt \ e11 uitr-j |r» 7** 111If|/*li? * uUDlJ night in eat’h mhntfi at 7:3(1. ■______________ i________ - .1 ( nltcd llrolherhiiiid of larpimlrr*- unt) Joiners of A merlcn Sanford I .oral Union No 1751 Jlit-t-ln N.iiifr nf Y|ip|)r«t|uii f*»f I 1 1 llt-rii xtnitrr first and lhir,| Thursday flight at 7 Srf tItlft Wit Ilf Ihi lirnrfsl Msitiira o'clock 111 tile Cagles' Hall - 11 I" * -H h f f r i i i K l -- f ' l l t I--Jfi 4. J I j 4 I i i If I"ir r h n *i*f ot l \ ri IfTi*«- S.. 41af *<| I hr 1 ! B--II. ( < pi;ar on. u'l ■*f iifir 4 t) I'JI - ■(.•! I tf( itlr«lh| See Treas Prednb-nt Nm* »l I %TU «n•) '•*41 ‘fufrtl i hm JnH »1siV '-I JLflir A I 1 l'*t I tin* f'lk-tl •sif| rrf I1 Ttg*41 »-• Hu in%,,rfi -in 411 •{ hs< ifti-l-f milfiltr mllmn 11era Ids of I i fieri j f•'f t» l fS--**11 !11 1■111r iii 1 r1 Mfit4fir«- w ■h |■v» Florida Fares Well .1I) •i 1he \efdlrt w as read *1 *3 ' C M ) A D e l ’ i I T T KS S pe, 1at M a, ter Dickinaun A Diekminn Holirltura |„, I urnpl alo alt • t F’ rl M Clerk •let t-tuli < f ( he I »*-l VC ing tin Meets every firM and third Friday nights at 7:.til in Masottu- Temple. Visiting brut bets wrlrtuntf U n king I tie -uia II tut id paper bear •m Maataia Hale H'.hrrsby (I va n that under and by ‘ l Anal decree ol forectoaure, mada and antciad in that curtain ault wbaraln Gale Clly Camp No. 6. W. O. YV Orlando Bank A Truat Company, a corpora­ tion, la complainant, and George W. Benton Meets second and fourth Wednesday and Lula Benton, hie wife, are defendaal* nights in each month. in the Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit of tha State of Florida. In and tar Seminole F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolchan in Chancery, elttlnf, on the S l i t ' Clerk Council Commander County, day of Aufual, A. f> 1915, 1 »hell n i l at public out cry tc the highest bidder or bid­ ders, (or rath, in front ol the Court House in Sanford, Florida, during the legal hours II. P. O. E. Hanford Lodge 1241 of aale, , Meet first and third YVednesday night O N T I I E F I K S T M O N D A Y JN O C T O B E R st corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave i 9i 4 . . y It beinc the «tb day of the month end a legal O. L. Taylor T. A. Neal the lotluelng deacrlbell real estate Secretary Exulted Kuler ] •toaleiwilday, Lot Silty-Ave (C5l of Chappell* i SuhdlvUion of llloch **K " ol the Town of Goldsboro, .tr e a tin g s atrip n( land tavan (T) feet wide in center o| which le b o w lo­ The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior cated a water pipe aa owned lijf Sanford Order Unlied American Mechanics Water Worka Company; also lait 7 IO, lllk * A " South Sanford: aUo All that’ certain Meets every Wednesday ut 7:30 P. *Lot or parrel of lend lying end being in the M., In the City Hall. Y’ixiling brothers Florida. I.arfd and Culunltatlon Company arr welcome. C. 1!. Smith. Her. Sec. U m l t n l ' i Addition to South Sanford In raid County of Orange and described aa follow* to ail, Beginning *1 the n-uthaeal Jonlnl of Intersection of lliam,. Street and Mam Street Celery City Aerie No. 1X5.1 and running Ihepre Wr«t along South aide rtf lllalne Street K i l l ) hill feet to a .take, _ Meeting every Tuesday night nt X • hence South fjne hundreit and twenty IJI»i o'clock Pico Building feet to a .lake then-e I'a.l (till , Ml- feel to Main Street, -henre North al-,r-g I h, We.t YY \\ Fry. Jus (* l{nitertf>. a,ib ,,l Mam Street on. hun-tred an,| twenty Worthy President Secretary IJO leet to point of heglnlrlhg. lining I Wit line I according to plat of the Florida l.aod anti r 'oloniration Company I mined'* OJIS Tit Nil-: N o . f,|. I n R \|. Addition I-- South Hanford. tVp*nge f ounly. tr.ii •• ' in Seminole County, Florida, ones n week for four eoneeetulve weeks. Witness E. A. Douglass, Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court, and seal of esld court on this the 25th day of August. A. Ik IBIS. K. A. Douglas*. (••at) Clerk Circuit Court. fJeo A. DeCot lee. Solicitor (or Complainant. 1-2-Frl t ie Hanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. F. Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., over Imperial Theatre, J. W. O. Singletary J. J-Dirkin*on, . " Secretary N. G. T .) Brown, a builder, of St Peters­ burg. pleaded for a compromise from the stern verdict of ten of their fel­ lows No record will ever be made, "Gentlemen, have > mi readied a nor an authority etei be established venli .- t ’" queried tin- judge for ibis rumor, hut it i- certain that . .. . For it \\e have, replied Fort-muit Al- there will never he a denial. ij has gone the rounds, it has had a en which no mil- can Mr t h rk i a ll I In roll a i f l r. Foreman t tion.) hack from the death sentence. It was not until afterwards that thut peculiar telegraphy, if you will, which follows in the wak« of such momentous events spread the word that A It Counts, a tiller of the passage for tin- jury, vacating seats soil, whose home is nijar Largo, and i-iv e 1 in- \erdlt I ’ I you. Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. Communication every first and third Thursdays at 7:30. Visiting brethren welcome. W. L. Taylor J, C. Humph ____ _ _____ creed ___ that _ this nodes_ha ________ put,Inched _____ In ,tha Secretary YV'. M, Knaford llarsJd, a newspaper, published Monroe Chapter No. 15, U. A. M. Meets every second and fourth Thurs day in Masonic Hall over the Imperii Boat Results Follow Whon Treatment Theatre. Visiting companlor* welcome. I* Given In Hot, Dry Weather. J. F. Knrnatz H. E. Tolar [Prepared by Minnesota qxpfflment sta­ Secretary High Priest Smothering by*plowlng nnd thorough hare culture arc the best means of eradicating quack grass. Tho best re­ sults will follow when tbo treatment Is given In hot. dry weather nftcr the root systems have been somewhat ex­ hausted by tbo growth of plants. Tbo seed should not be allowed to mature, however, or If mature the grnsa should he cut anti burned. . Where a field Is badly Infested It should lie plowed deeply (from live to eight or more Inches) as soon ns the buy or grain crop Is removed, pref­ erably by Aug. 1 to 15, Tbo plowing must be well don* ami nil portions of tho plants turned completely under. A Jointer on the plow will aid In turning J31 therefore, you, tho raid d e l e V’tirl KuaooU or* hereby ordorod and required to ip P#*r to tha BUI of Complaint Alad in thla rauaa In tha a b o r t entitled court, on or be­ fore Monday the-4th day ol Octobor, A,. D. an " l i e tha IB" bill Iflll tiled agalnat yon ISIS; - ill otharwloo a taken as contested. tl 1 orders U* further ordered, adjudged and Ha ERADICATING QUACK GRASS. ing arms of the daughter who but >esterday had prattled about his ^ them, the placing of rhuirs An\U e e encircled his neck Baby lips ' " us henri. throbbed H u m . bur were again upon his not in childish r.' U lien the j u r or < had been seat atleilion, but in passionate pity, m '''*• * He 1"iirl broke the pause lender love, moaning the very mis • r\ that was in this tender In-art <i daddy, d a d d y . ' came from the J 1 very depths of the anguished soul liptin which no storm had ever he (ore (jea ten It was the cr> id the Inghietied chilil for its father No man there in whose bosom the pa lirmi] love ever glowed escaped lit 1'peal and tears Welled into eye ■bat I ad tod known them in man one r i u i at age sad that there la a « la the Htat* ol Florida tha aervir* •ubpoepe upon whom ' would bond ' T ,V ( 1 - �..... -IfP P P P P im OCTOBER 1. r<1 THE SANFORD HERALD of obtaining it, the process of mar­ keting is simplified and ' made leas expensive. Standardization is bent effected by an organizarion of somo sort. A community can establish a brand but individual farmers cannot. Each will have hUA own standards and grades and the ' products' will he in just such chaq« as they are now. Furthermore, an association D'ncsccsszry to have efficient inspection td see that honest packs are given. There are mnny notable instances where products have been standard-1 ized.* Among them are the citrus growers’ organizations, the Hood River Apple Growers’ Union, and the Eastern Shore of Virginia Truck Growers’ Association. ‘ profita that accrue by the better­ ment of the city. It U true of San­ R. J. MOLLY. Editor ~ ford and it ia high time that a few W. M. HAYNES. Bnoioeaa M ik u er public spirited citizens who are ezpccted to do everything and have I'ubJUWd y.nrr Tutwday ud Friday always been in the forefront took the reins of municipal and civic life and managed the city in hi I the de­ HUBMiBimoN THICK. IN ADVANCE ONE ■TEAS..................... ...........SIM partments in fact as well as in SIE MONIIts..................... I , , ; . , . IJI name. There should he no leavings TI1KKE MON11U .................. ✓ ... .71 for the drone* who shirk every pub­ lic and civic duty. IW Im »d hi I N CMy by Cuflw I 1 M T * T n r la ----------- O----A.iiinr* ar JOr. Tar Maath ST. JOHNS R IV E R ROUTE Pajaaaala la Adfaara Mm Da Mada at Oflra THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 1915 V - •PROMOTION IN BUSIN ESS' Is reserved for those who have been careful and saved their money early in life. The SUCCESS!' IJL MEN o f today are the WHO SAVED YESTERDAY. Do you wish to|hecome successful among your friends? Then save your money NOW. * This.Bank gives-special attention to young men who open accounts for savings. ' The action of the Board of Trado Batarad Aa Baaaad-CUaa M.D Malta* A>rM 22ad \ast week, upon considering the plans IN*. *11h« P a M ln al Baalard, r Ida. prepared by the representatives of l adrr Aft aT'Mafrk Jrd. IITS. the Sanford Commercial Club rel­ . — ■ w m p 'E E m E ■ cm ■ ■ • m OEIaa la Hfrald UaDdlag T»t*»b,w, Na. II* ative to public own >rship of the St. <4 Johns and Indian River route for -jyf httxrvmjR busihess, the great Florida inland waterway * Rejnember th? Commercial Club - Land for Strawberries , was timely 'and* commendable. tonight. As between th e^ j}«o -proposed Strawberry growers who ure trou­ ----- O-----R. R. DEAS SANFORD, FLORIDA 0. L. TAYLOR II. R. STEYENS C. M. HAND routes to be recognized, taken over bled with white grub worms should Am i Casbivr ( askl.r Seminole county aholiltl have a rrriMral Vln-Pm Utt F. L WOODRUFF Vif.-Prs«d«ni and maintained by the federal gov­ be careful in selecting the land upon county fair by all mean*. . I ernment, there is really but one which the plants are to be set. Sod ----- O----choice when all the points involved land, according to J. II. Watson, en­ The Sanford Commercial Club ia are considered. tomologist to the 'University of .bound to grow and become a .greater Pointed out in the resolutions and Florida Experiment Station is apt factor in the development of San­ ford than ever before. Are you a talks of the delegates, ao far us the to be infested with the worms. He LAu^nut. largest area and the greatest number advises that the land be given to member? An old writer. John Bolwer. In hi* of people are concerned, the St. some, crop not injured by the grubs, "Pathomyotomln" (1649), aaya: "Hut John* Indian, R ^ r/ iB q t* C^vef* the for two or three years after the aod true laughter hath both the effects of It would be a good thing for every argum'elft*,^’ x*"* ia turned under. If the grower can­ the intellectual part aa the principle merchant of Sanford to wake up R . C . D u ff And as far as safety to such parts not wait that long, he 'Ynlght pas­ upon which the dilatation of the heart this fall and become a real, live On Cotton A s Contraband. and contraction of 'the countenance active booster for Sanford 'by en­ of our navy Is jytnccrned as might ture pigs on the land six months be­ ensue. It being?.not only nn affection rolling as a member of the Com­ he used, from Maine to the Floridn fore planting. Pigs root the grubs of the body, but totlus coujunctl of Hon. Il C Duff, one of the highest authorities on ’ * Keys, as well as al| other shipping out and cat them. International law In \he nntlon and one of the moat #*.. mercial Club. tho whole man.'* capable citizens In tho United States, when asked J o suited tp. an InUtnd waterway, there If stable or barnyard manure is Investigate tho exporting of cotton and Interpret Ihb ‘ ‘ , ’ That old gag about (he rich man’ is ho question hut thij natural river used as fertilizer, it might be well t6 laws of nntjons on this subject for the American plow route,, via the St. Jim m e, ca Divine Comfort at Hand. ra na11i ni! mix. with it from ?on to 40ft pounds | In 1 1 >rida who cinnot he hung f r man. said In fiartWhen we are willing to be comicur Titusville to ij>r 0f cyarvamide to the acre. It is'posmurder seems true in every partipli- through, at or nr * "Article 2N of tho IJeclorntlon of l^ondon rends as follows 'Tho follow Ing tony not ho declnred contrn L°™f°rt “ n°* f“ r aWay' Iftr. The poor man always gets his other nMurul route, the Indian River m I.U- that cyanamide cannot be ob—I)r. John Rrpadus. band nf w ar' UJ rnw ,’n(*r,n- Avnnt. silk, etc* * fireat U much safer than the canal tou ts! talnrd.'About’ 100 pounds of *ule r e n in a jifry trial Hrllaln Is not only a signatory of tha Declaration of ■ Y > n the eastern edge of the state line. fur or enough to slightly color the —-— o ----London, but-In fact railed tho conferenco and - Insisted Two million dollars saved In- favor rpanure might be added. The sul­ upon tho Inclusion of raw cotton on tho list of absoluto Now that the Mendenhall caw* of the St. John* rivqy route is pe>; fur can be applied between the.rows. non-contraband. Under thlB declaration, which won subscribed to by all tho I FOAL ADVIR USING wil I rest for a seifSon we suppose marllltuo nations, wo havo a right absolutely to ship cotton, not only to hAps a trifle of money as millions go Neither of these sufistr.nres will Will is Powell will have time to at­ neutral ports of KurOpo. but to Oerntany and Austria themselves. Humanity in great national enteritises, hut kill the grubs, hut they will net as 'Application far Lf l l rra Patrnl tend the press meeting in Jarkaonshudders at the thought of the death of the splendid Americans who went N t i f i r r la h e r e l ) fi\*-n ( h a t I hr mm PEOPLES BANKOFSANFORD OUR PUBLIC FORUM villiTh e Times Union rs esjWcal 1,wo mil,,° n* ,h * v " ry •>»>' « • " » » * - ' ly anxious,»o show Willis UtV honors n,ttn worlh » » V'» K >» «” < timation O Those hustling Sanford I ’ nmW e . r>- not inclin.gj i ncl i n. gj t<> )»•• cold mi rcial Club men dem-rve credit (>•' b l o o d e d , but t hni recommendation se izin g the apparent op portunity! to merry ol the Nt e i i de nhal l jury presented m advocating this meas­ h t r u c k us as f u n n y when t h e g u i l t y ure Orlando Uttize.i si ne s h o w e d so l i t t l e mercy ti nd destroying said t hat lievm g his the j u r y hi m in l.c l i n g vi ctims. it of t he c r i me The meeting Mild of wel l the St of and wi->- necessity of Honda are week III Woodruff who |o i t l . /i . l I li, up l he <h oo .i ng Johns r i v e r as tin t he this represented t h e person of K T is twk.nC the t i m e meeting Florida Jacksonville Sanford HOARDS t he Fast ( oast Inland *t»t< the to upper n o r t h e r n end W i.-ru* Lake Worth On K u r i l y m r l l U l l t l n t l H u f ln<|1lll I r n tinV|» ( hum bet N o \ember the l l t h t he S o u t h F l o r i d a ( ha ndl e r ol < t i mt uer r e wi l j meet in Orlando Re s i d e * {>fi>|i|c these hale general thei r bodies local aid b o a r d ' u! t r a d e T h e busy many , o t h e r eoncyrtls the the c o unt y inun h.t-k detli.Xn'Ji Iftloti hi* Mine are mi l l ; } ’ J!e I* ..ill •ol upon t o a t t e n d . M i t m - m u * nn . t from tl -I - gej ’•g* i*i. i nature, provided these liodtO i , There will I) n o liquor at any of i'titn| lisli mm h of anything, for the the various hotiquet* to b*- rm-it to most important work of l II m done the members of the press in Jack­ in committee It.'Teully seems that sonville in October Tiiis is quite a Mop in advance for ihr state and for development organizations are too F'.ITorl is sea Hurt d and Jacksonville in particular nmf comes numerous elfieienry suffers ill consequence by reqUest front the member* of tlw* O m- ela te pres* We age irr.-d o f i-J ..sNcd among the jug* b. mg O A little less nl the joys of life and a_Jj{t|e more of the business in^oyr d a ily -routine in this city wsnild probaidy get more in the actual renull line. There is. much "work Kj do in our city and it should receive the wrious consideration of every citi­ zen of Sanford ■ () ? .l __ • I i. 1 BY r * ft „ I,. r Rf K / ' *- • - "k r wL. • ■ i i - i’ -' Hb’ “ • Upb^ itself the trouble of traveling over si-voral counties to secure the cooperation of their local hoard* of trade. Hut how much easier And .better to throw 4the entFre matter into the South Florida Chamber _of Commerce, ifid ifnln nt oni»_atroke all tlie advutitag^jrFiat might other­ wise he obtained.*-./* /•*„ -: Orlando*/xgale* wilt be wide open and u warm welgoms-’ will nwait every delegate to the'meeting of the South Floridn Chartjfier in thfst city please on the map again and ileat look ’ And but the county in which San­ NavernWr ford ia located. Star, ,' T 1 o A. L * y*Jt. Ward comes frflinfi/ S a g i^ c ^ ^ iih t 800 acres will he (dauted IwjCelery tn that vjrinitt this senson,.li/fr^b jnenlion the In/ft acreage devoted to eggplant, |>epper aftd' tomatoes. Those Orange county peopje’ ^fjifery intend to have plenty oT good things t o eat and to ship. — Clear water Sub.. 'C O t t l ion behalf ol the (teople of OrHut. countr'*we thank you. E H 'I v ■n-t■ w ” Boh Holly, editor ok the',Sanford .Herald announi-ett that while he and liis business manager are apay.from Sanford attending the meeting of the newspaper men to be held in Jack­ sonville beginning on thM^4fh of October, he hasa nrrangt-lf to turn .The 4 >ivpot' over td the ladiel of San­ ford to do their worst The last eotiie t" the I nit emit., u t \ li* * o u r| i. g a rd lllg the no <nl|.n| '. lillieli I.IIU d l1-UM-" Ulul the Iirtllli-lnl .11*1 Ctldltlull iif It for • i.n lr.d lllig the el.lli. li bug Se. e m l y i n r n n c •. w h e n tin. nllml .11enne w an tlmt .IJmm er. -l It w a s sup |MM.nl I . In- allntl Hull. <| ol. V III il fi ll putt* of the .-..iiiiiry h i i .I u tie iu p t * w e re intide l>> d is t r ib u t e it into nil nf the l<« nllllim w tlere the • t l bll_w a s pr.-n.sit \ft.-r enrefu] s t u d y tli dlsi-iise w a s found to l»- m e re ly itew ork of n p n rn s ltle pim.i or n futigii w hh Il d e l e l e p s from .,n-d* nl »por- l s i m i l a r to o th e r plan is and II. .-n on ihe I mmI v o f file bug T h e * ,, npi.r,-. nr. uihToseople objm-ts mid. like the s.nnl^ plants, remnlii dominut until Ihe ■ .Mat. .. M .venther ll'.m I lla.M conditions ... .11.1It a«come m *1 *1. projHT Tli.s|K.res require rout limed warm. «u:iry wenlher for sprouting nnd developing Tin-*.- conditions nsunllr <►- or nb-.iit Sifli.il to ihe bottom il would likely when! eiitlltig time During tin- dry In foun d ihi.t v ir tu ally the s a m e sillliliiers no M|sircH spr.iilt I.nd the -II* men ..re •ining the actuai work in en*e ibs-s not develop Tlie spore* are now nliuiid.iiit i-.ery ull ol th.-rn In• nouie elites it ha* where iiwnltlng |.ro[NT weather condl been found advisable to divide the tlons. They nn* tn tho nfr. tn the sntt work u p ' In the beginning of the and on tlie hodle* of (lie bugs, but will year /UnOng committees, or sections, not sprout until conditions nre exnrtly and lea-vt*- it with them* Then gen­ right. The disunite, will develop on eral meetings become ugi nels*s.»ii r y chinch bugs collected mi) where If they nnd are held only when there i* nre put It. a worm, damp Jnr for nt»mt ten days It Is merely a waste offline some urgent matter to dispose of There i« great work tor the South to nenltis’ a few bug* which hn.c been klll.-d bv the dl-ense That mcrclv Florida ("harnher of Commerce to menus tlint n few more s[v.r.n nr«- k. at Few people realize the \si*t itnportunce of the bulkheadmg of the do, and under the masterful hand William Chase I ' e fro I t but z few hours spent of the president. Temple, this work will be inaugurI • • v 1 .■ i t i e bout lino. I*' •< li* 1 " I sled. How many questions arise t e n v p.ejpl.e would cbnviiKe their affecting the whole section and de(■' the \..<i; tr.out.t of gruwA^fivefmending concerted action is prob­ t .*ii.g lit;., .it;, in j^icit-in/ (roi.mthi-, ably appreciated by only a few. iK'uutifymg of the I akv Jront. Till* The inland waterways question is i« probably^ the gri-n*«st VttFk thut tlu* city has ever \inder♦ I ij one of recent occurrence. The San­ ford delegation -deserves much credit J* nbt appreciated^ tjX Its fullest exfor initiating the matter, and taking len t by our home .people. mL BUG DISEASE. It la tha Work of a Parasitic Plant or a Fungus [U Haartnan. Mif>#«>uri st.itlun J O F 'T R A D E "I ( Iilllini-rri is hol dl l g a m e e t i n g -it Highwaymen in C O M H IN E Today O CHINCH 11 is was a unit in be- gui l t y repellents and will probably d m the grubs away. The best method. however, is to avoid sod lands 1‘ii.ni ,, ,-O.Undo 0w or i « ' hrr • ntl - e l l til flr»! o tilifaii.u i* rral rtlalt* ul I hr ••.Oefqor ill Sotrrnber I’ t i Jl , Iff A tlk**r#fi r to o w n anti i d i m j i f o v r |t I firr ami fufthrr *1ir./* a* may Itr rtrrM ■* f > ..... * f M l i e t l i t ti l D ................... . I » !'h r Inf -H -M-H -H -l-H-l-H -H -l-H -H -H -l-l-F ORCHARD AND GARDEN. | IVixs and iM-nns t u n y In* plant.il t>e I ween rows o f newly set raspberries to advantage. White H|dne rnrtimber l« n goo.) vari­ ety to U(pi lieentlsi* of Its quality and pnalnetlvctictiH. Ronk celery or tomato plnuts thor­ oughly for several hours before Iran*- ihr »u> rtt(|!ttrat ti i at f •• h* •» r»rf« l*r Alt 1 >» •Il -|hl . I* an! Jlf' * tlrgrs rift Irtii ai tirg«rii|n| sn»| * tint ing un f ( hr ttf Florida A r t i c l e III TKe afhount of capital Block nf llila or-* S t*«* F i f t y T h o u s a n d <f.M>.000) 9torkholdara. at thrlt, ' annual rar^Hnt to b# hrM on th# flMt Monday in Januaiy of rarh year baginning with (hr year 1914. |h# p m i d r n t and othrr offl^rr* ahall hr rhoaeti annual!) b) (h# dlr#ctora or by (hr atorkholdrr*. aa the by-lawa may dl* f#rl. T h r ofl^rafa to !*# rhoarn by (h# tilrrtiftf f at a meeting to t*r hrld bn Ihr •amr /lay and immediately after th f annual meeting of (he •( o<* k ho|Jrr • Thr board oY dirtrio ri, until ntherwf/* provided by ihr #(•»« k holdrra ahall r o n d h «»f four mem­ ber*. T h r following ahall be lh# nfHrrra of th# rorpnrallon. until (boa# elected at fh# fir• t rlertlon ahall hav » * qaaltfled. vlit I'rteidrnl. A D /ae ha ry; Vtr# l*rr«idrnl, W. A /.aehary Harrrlary and Treavurer! II r t 7,arhary: Hoard of Dirrrtftra. A f>. Zachar). W A. Zarhary, II. C Zachary and A. K. I’owtra. < Artlrlr VII. Nr . •• • - " **'•' -V. * n t -* i ■ t» . - , D is c o v e r e d C e n t u r ie s ' L o s t T e m p e r in g Hai* A rt of- MOUNTAIN LIONS ARE SCARCE H u o ta m e n I* in C 4 11f or n i j Copper N o rth e rn H ave te r m in a te d C o u n t ie s P r a c 1 1 c J11 y th e D re e d . .MilbrUlgt*. Me.- James Walter loan, / ♦ * •« with a cutting edge itnd of nny degree / « "V » of hardness. - * f Have to Import Harx^ Wood. Ho aaya that he hopes to get enough _____ _ ............. out of___________ hlfl dlocoverjr'fo spend l.is last,1 Notwlthstamdlng Ihe’.JcWa)' amount •Jays without work and then the world'* of t\n,l,er 0,1 ,f" ‘ Pacific coast, there Is la welcome to It. lie Is sixty.suv.h 11 tcr>' mr*6,,r hja'Vjfilof hnrd wdod, years cbl nnd thicks h<* has uurked a,ld much o f the ^ftitde uao of In • long . m i hut until he made his 1,,l° pa«-difMjjla countryV Is ■ discovery It looked |lkn )<ur» morn of >™W>ttip/tii>in Uic’up(tern countries of labor (or him. %v ' ' •V Vv- ' >' • , * k* 1 --- F K F J jr .M IC I I K a N p . I ’ . i v n i - r H F . W .IIT .N F M . c«m , . f •’ FORAt ER, VrsTsivmint a I lll-TTS. Au i I'ui.irt SAFER THAN CASH • / ' * and mort* convenient to n/v 1>V check— yqs, und it s a w s ^ iile r a h le tiin- and expense. You uiy/nvit^l to start a Checking Account .. ua* large or^ujalk and-’ arer assured' of^prompt, coujtetjus uttehtiop.. ’ v 'a ! . . > ' The First Na t io n a l B a n k LM - P C f lA L PI < 'f , ’Sf ' y*j v -9 * * * i ” .—i- - • 4 O L S A N T O R D .F L O R ID A . — of E h- tho vtllago htackBiinm. kuryserm ' •« .4 , T h e hlghent a m o u n t o f in d rh te d n # « s of* l i a b i l i t y to w h ic h th o c o rp o ra tio n co n a t a n y t im e su b je c t 11-a I f a h a ll be F i f t y T h o u ­ sa n d ( I SO.out ) D H t a r a . # « A rtU lo VI. £ ? S ■ , a steel Sacramento. Cal.—ile p t ir U - t o . thn stale comptroller Indicate th a t. tho years old. says he has discovered the dlvldrtl into fi xr hundred huntsmen of the m>rth< rn«nountles of •harta »./ One Hundred if 100 00) each. All centuries' lost art of tempering cop fho sinte have pracllcally exterml or any portion of fhr ripiial stock of (hi* per. Ho shows copper knives thut will corporal ten m«) be payable in, lEsurd. nr nated ihe mountain lions Last month U*e«l fftr l l r purchase ol nruprrl). either whittle long shavings from u hickory real nr personal or for (he payment of .... * „ . , only four mountain lions were killed l.h,.r .„ .................... . .nd tsb ..lu, wa* ° “ "P<'ke. and s t o p p e r dn.a (Ion (her#**. i*i l»e .Irtrf mtitnl It> the boar ■have that hIIcc* thowkiurts In ijn- In I'alifoynia as .xgninsi close U|H.n of dir er ( or 2oi. f.•r tl..; sjiti’ e period a decade K " loughcsl ash houp polo. lie cats a H ,tl.lv I V three i.f fin- four w.-re kllle-’ InTfie Thi « ur pur al t••r* shaft runiittur nJ have mortise In an oak heart plank with a I southern <• ui ti.-s one each In Los f*11 t ...r n .. it, ■••...■••i, **nd Iranrhtsr* for a pern d of nine(y-nio» copper chisel and he hns a copper Angeli n Tulare and Kern, the fourth /•mm. f rom ind i t l r r mm mrne# m*n( razor which thn village barber says Is ul il* corporate n i t i m r r , unlru *uunrt HI** one being killed In Humboldt county l u l i n l I*) i tfv a(oc It k ol«f*r« or arcor*linf lu about tho ■slickest tool he ever ban ! The bountv paid for the pelts by the la » died.* ' * Arllrlc \ state was ISO for June. Thi-*1> tyola wqFe forged of discard Tha ttuiinr** of (hia corporalion ahall laJIcationn are that «?fforta of stock c oo d u rtid by the following otjlnr*. v i i ; ed holdcrlng coppers from th.i sardine A prraidrnl. r l f * pfH ld rni, » r r f e U f y m d canlepr, bit a.'-of copper wire and an reisers dur|ng ihe paaf quarter’ of « treasurer, and a board of dlrrrlort, |o* n a * aia( of not Iraa (han (hr**, and not morn old copper kettle. Thiey may be century have resulted In tho practical than five •(orkholiirra, and *urh auberground, whetted or honed llkq steel,' extinction of the animal. Bounties d i n * ( « oftlrwra and a f » n ( « a* (ha rorporalion ma> j||iuthor!i* The ufflrr* of th# Foss says ho can make p coptjer Hie. haie b*«*n j mid upor.* 22.000 mountain parrtlary pl«! (rraaurrr may l»# hll#d by (hr or a copper hand saw. or anything ll/is In tho past 26 years. n u a t lo n • h a ll I a>ollara. lo be The University News says. Standardization of farm products is the solution to tho marketing problems of the fnrmers. Tills is the opinion of Dr. Bradford Knnpp of the United States Department of •ef our name* (hi* tf lr' JOnt day of Srn Agriculture, who spoke before the • lomutoet. hnten blltlsb cast vxlien ti:m|, j r reiver • *?’ » r A . . f» 7 A<’ H A ll > time we-saw Hob. lie oAly had three county agent* at the University of eiied. W A AAt *II A It V It the tnnrFlowering cnimo* requireworm, . I! r ZAC II A It V * hair* on .the top o f his, head.' and we F'loridu September 21 A k IMIWKHS , * ,H' f 1- ' " ' “ f Stair of f Tort 1a opine that when thl& ‘ issue ol the ket ran depend upon the products. I rl< '* '" ,|1 water In hot xvealher. Manx rnrleiies min«>!# (-aunty of hVml poper is circulated dh tha *tre?ts there will he no trouble in disposing T#for# m# (h# nndrrfttgntd aulhorttjr prtflower well. The bulbs are quite easily he will go into mourning for Ihe Joss of them. This Is especially try/" o stored over winter If not allowed lo get aonally apprarvd A. IL Zirhary, W. A. /irhaf)', , H. (’. Zachary ahd A. K. i'owtrt. Florida where so man? fruits, veget­ ‘ wet or f."> dry.- l.e Hoy Cady. Associ­ to o f thou*.— GainiMVlUe Sun. - • i n , s .11 k n o w n , w h o b r in t d u ly a sra rn ■ sys, r s t b (o r i t m - r t i . t h s t . h , s i f n r t i ,n - lj able* and luxuries are grown. ' - i l - O- ate Horticulturist. University I srtu. ih « t a i f , o i n | In M ru m A it l o r i t j Standard p u rp o s e s l i . f r . in i i |u n m i | , sn d I h s l t y > In i r t r y d t y and noticeable • in rd lproduct* means a square Ht. Paul. s i r ih e p e rso n s n a m e d a t A . I t . f t r b tome (Hits more than others is the deal. J h t '. I v ^ v r* must establish W . A . Z s r h s r y , sn d It. C . Z s rh s rV , A. K. Towers, therein. id bnin’di and live up to the fact that' c« Ms in ft w ci tiger s take Feminine Mlstaks. I n '.V ltn re a W h r r e n f , I h s v e h e re u n to ie t If tha the U*d in svtrj' ir.ovifnrnftHor (he label* put on the packs. A woman who thinks' she has met m y h s n d a n d n f llr la l s e s l n S .n l n r t, S e m ­ in o le z o u s i y . F lo r id a , th is I f it h d a y ol buyer can go .to a .w«rchotV*e ot_ Jtc.ldin! man utegdy thinks so. Thera S s p .s n .h e s , A .- l> . 19 1 V•I l I'Hc . good, (seslj r . U fi. STHlNUFELUtW. v.ftt> ilhtd le tk . .ntr krlte lq * .grower, far a certain brapd •n'.t Itthyj fluch person— Alhgny Jour* Juet.rs ol I’eits. ts. , L . . . _asAi', f ^ ( . w wtesl j, 11 n 1i I i* rx f n e rt .l t * —— suits tfctt, sthey m ty .fatten ^on- 4the aitd quality of. prpduee and be surei uH If- F ik it c . a s - h a r d as ■■ . copper Maine Dlacksmlth Blacksmith Claims Claims to ,i th.. Maine Use the lie*t and most up to dato inncldnery possible to obtain.- Where T he n a m n and rraldenrea nf (ho- ryhlarge areas trre to lie cropped tlie m a ­ arribrr* ard (he n u m U r of aharca Ihkcn by chine requiring the lenst effort for the eat h aa followi: A. |i. Zachary, Hanford, F1orida».%Five* most work Is desirable. aharo*. . * W A- Zachary, Sanford, Florida, Tad Mot bed qi.Breeiihoti.se plants should a bare#lie “ hnnlened otT* before being *et In II. <!. Zachary, Hanfqrd, Horfda. F o u r tile Held. They are hardened by giving H u n d r e d h ig h ly k b a r r a : A. K. I 'o o r r r , Sanford. Florida. Flv# them all Ihe nlr |>q«*|hle and by reduc­ ■hare# . _a In W i i h r w ’ W fiwrol, .W T have hrrruutu ing the amount o f wnter Cabbage nnd SlsndarrUcd rrodurli*. * l*uy xar nr ti-reil In the tl.-lil to remain ilonuaut (he same as the billions already pres­ ent. The disease Is very effective when It works, nnd If It works nt all It will do so without help. The thing to do now Is not to waste time with tin- disease, but lie ready for the muqialgn 'with dust or chemical barriers when the bugs migrate at wheat i-uttliig time One should make Ihe first move and not wnlt until the u m r p rn on , (hr board of dlrrrtor*. and all olhrr ofTir^-r* |u U ch«***n by (hr alork* btigM have start.-.1 to emigrate. huldtr* ahall •t * rh»* *n annually by th# if iS S . S k & 1 — 1-0----- down on-Ihe Lusitania, hut humanity would havo more . ause for shuddering If it could have presented to It In some similarly striking and dramatic way haarrr, l.«-|lrr« the woe. sorrow and suffering that will he occasioned to multiplied thou­ .... fhr tif u|MMei | rhartrr of i h r . /.4rbaf) * fair A S...r|l) Hufk* * whi c h sands of men. women and children In the Southern states as a result of • |>uM»«hn| hr rr» d h l o i o « this IOi h .||« ottun being forced down to starvation prices. ••1 r l»irfttl»rr. \ 1 * I «I , A I» 1. \< II Ali > Th** reason why cotton does not tommant! IS or 20 cents per pound Is W A / A I It A II A •imply heenuse (Jreat Britain has a naval strangle hold on our shipments II I ZA< II A It A md, therefore, on the world supply F'nglau.l sends her ships of war out \ K I ’ M W hits l hafii i «>f t h e /arhart * »alr A N *«rlt| ulo the open i.-js . apt tires truer!, an lotion, no matter to whom the ssrno V%•**k« nay be destined, carries it Inin llrlllsh port*, sets up prize courts of hor VSi Ihr utii!rr»iknr<t. <l.» h*rrb> lrs>Kiair - own nomination, which prize courts, of course, nre operating In her favor PUIm Iv m f or I h r nf tsrr«»m4np 1 1 mil which under such clrrtifn'tanrea. after whatever delay they oilect to Itn "f|M f «i*>«l ti fi 'Iff *hc law "f Kl'irMi Dlflia. I fi.f I tic I if fit •• lieh.s use, assess the damac * ,.f the ’ merh an shipper al whnlevor'prlte they see LflJj g p d wr ••Injtf t h e f r t l l o w i n f •• t h e it and then, after baling h« sin h pro* ess bought' our cotiftnnshe avails 1 U ' l t n i f Ihe p tu p i sr>| « j.n f i • nip Wllflr I herself of the extraordlnarv high prices existing on the eontlnenVof Flurope. 1 he name nf this r»»f pat >tiun ihaM he the .irodurnd In part by her dlvVrslon of our shipments, to resell It at a profit. . • * * • I ni* \ u-s ii«.| t . |"Hiri# 4 I (ijlir uf tiu «l fir •• ah«tl lie ‘ •n Tin* American shipper has no rceotirse except to the government The acts *f.I 's- ttilf tol* • *• I*. • l Infill* 4 r •f the of Great Britain referred to. according to the welt recognized principle of i ■r ,, Vr International law. constitute war against the United Stnlcs "This grievance Is now of many month* standing and the South Is about \ * I •* I r M '»•* ('*» Ite .» the 1- l«thetl t • Dm lo bring to market another great crop of .otton I ■•!••) *u< h >ir> umstniice* • » 1 r«*n«lu**?et| lt> ««s| r one would expect that our government, without prompting would know per ■ » • a « f«UI.. w • 1'• • i (• ill 4 1 . I tars, .it, |kr ft •*silie « fectly well how to deal with a cts'on the j>art of the British government, 4 ' Nn.titv I*1 wi.t t.» men amounting to warfare against our (nub- and .ountrv i « t •• I iatt •• iu«u*( *• I •«!' .<•»»»».!* ••• I 4r••l Il Is not necessary for us to resort to war against Great Britain In re I»fj "»■ .ire anti k n| t|i num. lallalloo \ simple, adequate-arid obvious reinedv would he for the president i> sn.| «e.l M II I •«*•, It m«l* o ltu>y.<: weft e\ef) kind <f 'o advise tlr< at H.ii^up thut unless *h.- respe. ts tjie law of nations u* regards ' Ettf a att*l Hi*ft hftf)*|tse that our foreign <uiuflierre, ho will call on congress to adopt a resolution forbid­ ri.m, l.^ h e r r s t i f ) or raj»«*.1irrl in the* rtinfi u r i o f • url* b u i l R r u . t o h o f f u * m oor) ding the exiHtrtntlon of arms nnd munitions of war lo foreign countries." • rnl t e r u f s * i m r I t ) m o r t g a g e >lrn |i I.t.pit*, • «- i*-; = • . ■H �itvdrtil g.i-tfgnw<iUi at*. i^wioBr f f i Sf 'i K ?T , . — ■ OCTOBER 1. 1918 * • : IN AND ABOUT THE CITY :: pimjsfef Little Happenings—Mention 1\ of Matters in Brier—’ ! Personal Items of In te re s t Summary uf tho Homing Small ' [ Talk* Succinctly Arranged for 1> Hurried Herald Header* , ++++++ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■*■+++*+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + 4 Miss Ethel Thomas left yesterday for her homo in Jacksonville, after (.ponding several days ns the guest of Mni. Savage and her aunt, Mrs. It. J. Holly. ■ .* Mrs. M. Fleischer and family of Oviedo Schoola to Open New York have joined Mr. Fleischer Prot A. B. Hatch was In the city In the tlty and will make Sanford yesterday enroute to Oviedo, where their home for the winter months. he will have charge of the public He .was- ^principal of the Dr. Davis, optometrist, wRI be at schools. Robbins Nest soon. Watch paper Willlston schools last season and was taking a.post graduate course for date and see him for glasses. at the University of Florida when . f 2-lf called to the Oviedo.school*. Miss Hoskins Jones lias returned from a visit to points jn North Car­ Notice ol ino and is greatly improved in Until further notice Musson’s health by her nojnnrn in the moun­ swimming pool will be open to the tains; public every day from 2 to 6 p. m., Position Wanted Stenographer except Tuesdays and Fridays.” Open and bookkeeper, by lady of many nights only by special arrangement years’ experience. Address M, care to parties of ten or more. Pure Herald Office. 12-2tp fresh running water. All conditions perfectly sanitary. 12-tf Mr. nnd Mrs. Addison Williams or 6 doses GGG will break \ 5&1 AND are for Cash Only and will be for S Saturday and Monday, October 2nd and 4th have returned from a trip to IlurA Great .Sanitarium lington, Vermont. They ulso spent sny case of Fever or Chills. Price Vivian Speer hrfs returned home |sx some time in New York, where Mr$. 25 cents. 71-52tc from Newport, Tennessee, where he Willinms purchased a large stock of • ,, • Mr. and Mrs. Aycocke and family fall millinery. has been taking treatment for tuborhave returned from n visit to nojitta cuiosta. He first -went to consult - ^iUchardsott Art Mu.let Cals— A tine in Worth Cnroffha, where they en­ Dr. Masters whife the Doctor had line, large assortment. Just rectived. joyed the mountains for several his patients at his winter home at Mrs. Grace E. WiHfums, next to weeks, Port Orartgh, afterward going with McCullers. 12-2tc the Masters colony in their sumrrer "Daipty Swccta” made by CaretChns. Henry, W. H. Wljlinms, N . perigrinution to the mountains and sou Candy Co., for sale by Irwin & H. Garner and H. E. DuBose went returns to Sanford absolutely cured. Giles. * 12tfc over to Daytona Beach yesterday Dr. Masters has cured marjjr of k Mrs. E. P. Morse and family have whore they angled for the big ones them and if his advice is followed the arrived in the cify from Porto Cor­ and succeeded n landing saveral disease can be successfully combatted tex, Honduras nnd will mukc this fine sea bass. for many years and in most instances city their future home. Mr. Morse The many New Goods— I shall be able to absolutely eradicated. is engaged in business in Honduras Sell velvet huts, bought in New friends of Vivian are glad to see him and will spend part of his time here. York lhst week from 75c up. Cheap­ home again and to know that he We will pay you 4 cents a pound er to buy now than to have the old has escaped the white plague. for old rim cut casings, sixes 30 x 3 one fixed over. Mm. Grace E.vAVill,ongwnnd H. Y. P. U. and 30 x 3*4. Sanford Machine & liams, next doof to McCullers A lesson which should be followed Garage Co. * 4-tf l2 -2 tc vir ....a m . />„ ... , ., . by u I the young men and boys of S K T Woodruff is in Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. OarreHon y( L u t c r . l.i, — - — - ■ r ^ - r t T T ; ------ t, • r.7~n ....._____ ,________ , today WH rendered by Group No. l. (Ids week‘ aTTeiidlng The Dixie High­ pris" were in the city on Wednesday Sunday, Sept. 2ti. After the three way convention and incidentally and announced that the Garretson new members joined the vice presi­ putting in some good words for the Candy Co. was now engaged in dent took charge. Subject was "The St. Johns river and the inland water­ making the "Dainty *Sweel»” . that have become famous in this part of Dangers of Strong Drink" taken ways of Florida. from Proverbs 23, 29-35. tile state. F F. Dutton is home again fnim .Program rendered us follows P I* Curry representing the trip to many cities in the north Song 5S2. Yield not to tempta. tt<i east where he investigated the state agency of the Reliance Lite tion with headquarter* m * Sentence prayers by members of Vegetable trade . condition* and will I n*o rati ee I'.i , and w.th I nion hti vc something to tell the Jin ksnnville is in the eit ■ (ii'U II Hurt, the Ioral *a ;p'||t i* r.nr l><iiple of this section ere long’ Song I .‘Iti. Tempted and Tried vassiiig the tit; nnd count j Mr Scrip! ure reading by Mr Drig-1 Drink Elder Spring Water ( urry is well known here ati>l ger\\ M V S ’S O N EACH HOTTl E ■throughout Florida. having been Tcmperanee reading by members Phone l n i 7-1 president of the Florida Christian uf • Group 1 s-Kri tf Etifb r vnrers sexerul years ago >nng No 19s Christian walk careW li William* is in Sanford for M rs Grin U ilji.un after vi* iting fill lx i (,*,» weeks, much to (he delight Secretary’s report the large 'itn - >■! th eu-t h its re "t In man> friends Mr Wilburn* turned alter piifcli., mg a large nnd Mr A it Stiles elected secretary - ,t former Sanford merchant and enmpli t'■ lit - of in linery in New m Miss Maude Knlxminger ** place i now cashier of tin* hank of Hump 1 ■.rV a - .1 i.ilui . . Mites TI h - i Song No Ififi. Onward Christian Georgia He i- down to it g>mi r* i.rrix " g , 1. and will In -oldler* 5 >f ■U CTOBD HERALD •3 • B O Y SU ITS $4.00 Grade Saturday and Monday 44 44 a 4.25 “ 44 44 44 4.50 “ 44 41 ,44 5.00 41 a 44 44 44 5.50 “ 44 44 44 6.00 44 li II II 6.50 “ il II 41 7.00 “ $2.98 2.98 3.48 3.98 3.98 4.48 • 4.48 4.98 25e Ladies’ Silk Hose 19c H 50c Neck Tie . . 41c "13 $ 7.50 GradeSaturdayand Monday $4.98 44 44 8.00 14 5.48 44 44 8.50 5.98 44 44 9.00 6.48 41 44 U 9.50 6.98 10.00 7.48 10.50 None 12.00 8.48 ’ $1 Ladies' Silk Iloke 75c Neck Tie . . 48c 83c $1 Neck Tie . . 79c x With each $3.00 purchase | will give FREE a 25c pair | Paris Garters S> S> i *! tin* 1 tin* ' r. it I. log th e 11 - s s,.., A n a n ia s ( lu ll beach next <i r in ilia ted Ml m l i i t 11. , tut . w ill e t itirt.il1 Week Sugar g ro c e rie s Ci re ta ile d .. Ip | ■ ,< next ■-1. vsi + li* I 1 ink 0* r | mis and i n lonnr* lor their pu-t p, tronagi . rut can a s s tin t h i in b e a p p r . . i ( . . 1 ir tl ! (lie lie (c p ir, ..ii'ii I'l-ihi-sed with .•1 1 | Sanford Shoe8Clothing €o. Prayer Reporter M, T o n ig h t i th e n ig h t when tin * ' "le' a r prices Write [or p i e ------------ ---------Ladies Aid Society of tile I'resbyi t Your name on pitsUl xv II iO Milch t e w . (or Sale t.rimi church entertain the members Don't delay The Enterprising \ ,ar load of i dk cow* for Ull,( m, ir friends, at tile new church .specialty Co.. Palutka, Fla. 12 - 41p sale at Hand Bros Stock Farm, building. Th ey have asked the west of French a venue Enquire Christian Endeavor Society to take Mrs Jesse Shilling ‘Ulid M its Lenb M -;d Hro st..bl,* I - -1f i|charge of the program. The (,’• E .shilling have returned t,, the city I Society has been working on this after spending the summer li Ohio Notice proj rum with a vim. Irving to make ■>'i ! il ibex * icreed in tVndi'.g ii -iip..1i .< Li,ef . T.i x wd] be it eoine up III standard to their 1"■! .1 In the city will I. vc li.■r*■ t n idlle 11, toiler ] - 1 an I .Inuild be paid previous ‘stunts for which they V* 1111, r II..lead of nil the f.l'IT' MmiToe Their many friend* are g•ad to sec them buck in Sanford Itefore Ifni' city I. to lit tin office of the cleH _ The -runny friends of Jr-W: Barnes E-7tc r T" are glad to sec him back again in Sm ford after spending the summer months at the many point.* in ihn north looking after the fruit crops Mrs Hurries t. at Pensacola, whole she will remain for several weeks before returning to Sanford for th> winter W. L OVELL City Clerk" '--------------------------------Entertainment The Indies of the Methodist church will give an entei tumment next Friday exemne t). t 1st, at (lie home of Mr and Mrs I R Phil Ips on Park n xenue All who have mite lioxe* will J R Wilson, alias " P o p " Wilson please bring them, as the opening of i* expected to arrive in the city the hoxe* will be one of the features Sunday with his daughter, his son ! of entertainment. m-lltw and his new grand daughter. They will all live at the "Saints Rest," thejr new home on Second stfeet. Mrs. Wilson has been here Several days getting the 'home in shape and they expect to be at home to their many friends in a few weeks ure tinted j M. Jum wlmf they will "pull olf" is . . ., , gnklg IP be “Jtrm \n thn uotil" tbe time comes. One of the mem- 1tier* of the social committee, while sweating under the labors of ( he program, sang this little pathetici»m 'There is a little P C E that has it reputation. So the Ladies' Aid SociMy gave it an invitation: •pull off some corking stunts.’ said they. •For this our Social Gala Day, All members and friends of the ’ For we love lots of jollity', please church are cordially ..invited to at­ give this meditation/ tend. Those who may wish to make Up hopped this lively 1*. C. E. with­ an offering to the mite box collecout a '.hesitation, lions will have an opportunity to do An(, gJtj(| .Wc-|| pUj| oly anything so at this time. except a rceJtajjon. Mrs, C. II. Smith, Scry. givty you oJI'lho,fLn you want TlVui for some time will your .fittm-ries haunt- XXJCXXXXXXXXNXSXXXXXXXXXXXXX ■Ji * _ «* ■ « «m Rut what wp'll pull off, 'for your glee.'.wVll hide, with blanV ■VluOtfllon/ " The Finest, Coolest and ' s lla-k on I lie full W ill L.’ Lord ' m - - *” f3,, amtaaiutmii: ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... Betts and Mi** Annie Hawkins wero guests of the club. Members of the Hook ( ircle present were Mesdnmes Margaret Humes. R. ,\ Newman. D L J hrusher. Geo Speer and Henry Wight A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP TO DATE A>4Jrcti all ('prnmyngtbvnt fat tKii CJ«WA C* &«#•**f Itit'Uft, ’ kr Pl»irtt Mil K A r»il»tiin. phaft# Nr* j tunnriart;iijujj<i.->tiis!i':,,,*iitaujin iiiua,. >r li" M fn ^ ^ S r ti H *>ll> ( i it h di*l ig Jit l u l l ) %n the marriuge Ilf Ml** Florence trrtaint‘<J » hr* Sew-Sew Club and a .Knight and Mr Oshorne Payne In honor of the approaching marJt»w others Tuesday ufternoon, in riago of Miss Ruby BatU tQ Mr. Herndon, 'which occurred at Day- honor - of her*- niece,- Mira Ethel Mr ami UoUrt L. RoweTMra. Forrest Gat- lOria" Mdntlay afternoon! Thomas of Jacksonville. The hours . . . ........ . ... ........ Mrs. Herndon left immediatelV after die! entertained with a pretty mis­ were spent informally with their cellaneous shower Wednesday after­ the ceremr ny for Jacksonville nnd j needlework and sociul exchange of other point* of interest They are noon that wits one of the delightful ideas. Jb'llitou* fruit ice cream and expected in Sanford within u few events of the season The rooms ! dainty cake were served by the h<»*tweeks, where they expect to make were lovely with rut flowers and 1ess. assisted by her little daughters. their future home ferns, quantities of yellow uliwtutti­ May and Mildred, and Robert Jr llers featuring thedecorations. [jinvlled to meet Miss Thomas were Many beautiful gift* testifieif to the Mesdumes M. C. Savage, Deane Hook Circle popularity of the attractive young Turner, Bessie Hill. Harry Ward. W. The Book Circle was charmingly bride elect, Enjoying the delightful ' M. Haynes, H A. Howard, C. E, entertained on Tuesday afternoon by hospitality of Mrs. Gatchel were Henry. R. L. Peck, 0. L. Taylor, Mesdnmes M. D. Gatchel, J. If. fjtw- Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Jr., at her attrac­ Win. McKinnon and J. S. Wilson. tive, little home, Wilderness Farm. son. Will Bray. W. E. Betts, Archly Betts, \^. S. Thornton, H. Peabody, Vases afid,bowls of cut flowers adorn­ htjormill (let T o g f h r r Jfortuf J B. Colder, E. L. Marshall. MisSJu^”ed - the rooms. Two tables of bridge At the Presbyterian church par­ Charlie Seay, Linda Connelly. GladV Wer° ^ d' ‘-n, wh ch K“ mo t,’ t* *®P ys Bryan, Mjitnfe Htgwart, Edith spore Was made by Mrs. D. L lors tonight the members and friends Stewart, Pearl 4iuoter,'Cint^» Milieu. Thraaher to whorp was presented a of the congregation- will be cntirAgoea Berner and Daisy Belt*. t pretty ecnj linen crotchetted ccnterp lained by the-Ladies' Aid boilety piece. . Affording much lypusement and a delightful time is anticipated Mrs. ;W. E. Betts rendered sev, was the making o’f words from the by that august body of merry mak­ era I beautiful vocnl aolos during tho name ■ "Wilderness Farm." Punch ers. _ The Christian Endeavor So­ afromooni” . t” was served throughout the after­ ciety will provide the program, which noon .and a tempting aala’d course is equivalent to. saying that thcro Marfird i4 />ij/fono' with coffee at the reftwbment hour, .will b<Trsomething doing the entire •j ■ "1 t . ■> -f Surrounded with much cordial in­ • Mesdatnes T. A. Nenl nl, R. R. eVetjfng for these young people arc terest both hera and elsewhere is Debs, C. O. McLaughlin Mn, Archie , . ' Continued on Page 8 M m n l l n n n , im S hn u 'r r m *T ' r ’ I 'd J: ‘’ j;! Everything served in the very best’, way; cooked properly in a thor­ X oughly sanitary kitchen,- and at moderate prices. Try it next time S you are hungry. * .** i * . E IO ■ Millinery Opening Today Dooly f°r the advertisement of the French Millinery Shop elrewhcje ip this issue, railiti^nttention to the jvppenihg today to which the ladies of SemitioR! county ore cordialjy in­ vited. The French Millinery 'Shop is located in the building (text door to Philips drug, store and •• Mrs. Mehrtcn is the capable manager, in­ suring the beat of treatment and everything In up’ tb dnjo m|ll|nery •* . ' t ■ ------r ............ Dally Thought , A Triend may well be reckopod the W M AKE IT OUR BUSINESS TO B A C K IN G -S E R V IC E . W IL L ,R E C E IV E T H E SAM E * H ELPFU L YO U R S M A L L SAVINGS' A C C O U N T CAREFUL lA R G E O O A fM E R C IA ^ AC C O U N T. j* FU R N ISH A T T E N T IO N ‘ AS* T H E ' 1.4% INTEREST PAID- ON| SAVINGS ACCOUISTS . SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK • _ ForTcst L«Jte, P res. _^a. (C^ h h . . . . tu r n e r m 14 ( D. L. Thrasher, Vice*Pres. A. R. Key, C ashier . �« > * % P 2 C3 1 r<< m f i 2. s 5 Cm B ft? is 2 J5 5 2 o *»• o a arw y * a M ?§ f* ■ m U mn i mm r> ~ w/[ go i w • S ! ® IS I i rf i “3 1 ’^ c i 8? v* t 5g = r, :» 2 i I f !;?|W II|5I^ ,7 i2t^* Ip I lllllM! ■ p *=■|2 r «o **^ £ _ ~,rr �OCTOBER I, ISIS PACE EIGHT Continued froth Page 6 bustlers and fun makers. Refresh­ ments* will be served and a cordial invitation extended to all interested. : - MurtC Rental. • * On Saturday afternoon last the pupils of Miss Florence Frank, as­ sisted by Miqfi Mabel Bowler, so­ prano soloist, rendered a ycry deightful program at the home of Miss Frank, that was enjoyed and ap­ preciated by the parents and friends of the pupilji. Mias. Frank is herself one of the poular young musicians of the city and the* excellent work of her class proves her ability as teacher. Mia* Bowler’s sweet so­ prano grows sweeter with each re­ curring song, her perfect interpreta­ tion showing the splendid training of years of stud£. The program follows. Duct, Flying Doves . Carl . Heins Mrs. J. D. Abrams, Mias* Frank My First Duet*....... Theo. Presser LeClaire Jones Turtle Doves.------ H. Kngleman Nellie Messenger Hunter's Song......... Theo Presser Eloise Wright In M ay.................. Theo Presser Theresa Venable Dolly’s Lullaby Cyerny ... Kitty Du Bose Selection 8. Schmitt Velma Venable The Parrot ■ Geo, L. Spaulding •Ann* Du Bose Hondo Des Archers Concone Ruth Steinmeyer (a) Dolly's Cradle Song .C. WV Here fh) Alpine Idyl Chaa. Lindsay Mary Belle Allen (a i May Queen Richard Goedeler I) Phantom Ship Barcarolle Smith Mollie Abernathy a i Garden of Girls J W. Biachoff h Curious Story Stephen Heller Carolyn Spencer tcrmUsion. Those invited were Dr. andMrs. Pulrston, Dr. m il, M n. Cecil Butt Mr: end Mr*. It. J. Holly, Mr*. J. S. Wilsonf Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Newman, Mr. anti Mr*. B. W. Herndon, Mr. and Mr*. Braxton Perkin*, Mr. and Mr*. Archie Hells, Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Wallace; Miaaes Helen Rowland, Miss Florence Knight; the attracCharlotte Hand, Mabel Bowler, Eu­ re guest of Mrs. Claude Herndon genia Maulden, Saidee Williams, All Local Advertisements Under turned to Daytona on Sunday. Olga and Gretchcn Schu’ tz, Ade­ This Heading THREE CENTS a laide Higgins, Elizabeth Stafford, Bessie’ Hill is visiting her Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Lillian Herring, Anna McLaughlin Charge 25 Cents. Mrs. M. C. Savage. Messrs. Felix Frank, Hume Humph, Joe 'Chittenden, Ernest Galloway, Miss Irmn Crimm returned from a D. H. Shepherd, Geo. McLaughlin, visit to Indiana this week. Arthur Yowell, W. J. Thigpen, Karl FOR SALE Shultz, Billy HUJ, ifllly Letiler, S. M. Miss Kathleen Brady has returned Lloyd, Clarence ifahoney, Marks, from a visit to the northern fart of Grovenstein and Dr. fajn. * the state and Georgia. C L A S S IF IE D ADVERTISING White the Teacher* are Located Miss Florence Frank, Miss Mabel Mr. and Mra. B. F. Etell are dom­ Bowler and Messrs. W. J. Thigpen iciled on Palmetto avenue near and Meade Fox motored up to Third street. With them Is Mr. Jacksonville on Thursday. , J. C. Hutchinson._____ Mrs. C. L. Goodhue is enjoying a Miss Louise Harris, Miss Edna Plant and Misa Stevenson are with visit among relatives and friends. In Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart on Sanford Cincinnati and other points in Ohio.4 Heights. Mrs. Jessie Schilling and daughter. Miss Leah Schilling have returned F o r V r^ O tflfa Miss Harriet Hulley is stopping to Sanford for the winter. A. Stone, West Side with Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neal. . Mrs. AHngtbn will spend the win ter with Mrs. N. O. Garner. Mr. - and Mrs. Vance Douglass For Sale— Good horse and wagon left recently for Orlando, where they cheap.. H. L. Duilart, Sanford iVve will spend several months. 8-tf , V **. Miss Pearl Hunter is living with her sister, Mra. W. S. Thornton. Furnished Mf*» Virginia Power* is the guest of her brother, Mr. A. K. Powers at It’ll l-do. People read these ads.’ \ doing it now. Is your ad’?; column? Hove you*. ntrmi|jF Sell? Try an ad. ’ With Mrs. Geo. Dickinson are Mias Douglas and Miss Tribbel. Miss Nita Moore is domiciled with her siHter. Mr* Murrell. [fj»nd* are cordially invited tf The resident teachers of Sanford can ife found at their old address. with parent* and relative* Fall Wedding* An unusual number of interesting we ding are on the calendar (or the fall and winter and as number* «f affairs are plmned for the brides el ;cl the so U season will begin early and will be filled with interesting entertainment*. The marriage of Mis* Linda Con­ nelly and Mr. Thomas Gotnon t>ti October fith is preceded by a nuin her of parties. Another of the weddings of inter­ est is that of Miss Ruby Betts and M r Robert L. Ilowe, which will occur on the same date. The four young people are popu­ lar with a large circle of (riends and a very cordial interest t* felt in the approaching nupt ialtt Ladies’ Just received a Neckwear big lot of N ew Style Middies Trimmed '/ 'PAUL JONES MIDDY BLOUSE urnis Strictly Up-to-Date F all Fashions See "-Window Display Showtr jot Unde Elect ' A VFry tBVeTy'shower of miscel­ laneous articles was given by Mrs. R L. Peck yesterday afternoon in honor of Mi** Linda Connelly, who will he married next Wednesday to Mr Tom Get ten The room* were very attractively arranged, a charm­ ing *ciring (or the group of pretty girl* and matron* gathered in honor of the fnir young bride elect In the living room myriads of red hearts blended harmoniously with the green of vines and ferns, while in the dining room a profusion of pink love’s 'wreath was used ef­ fectively. The table was centered by a huge basket of pink hibiscus. Truly Dan Cupid tya* muster ’ of ceremonies for hearts were every­ where. The dainty littl e pink cakes were heart shaped; a big heart fig­ ured in the archery contest which was won by Miss Lucca Chappell and Cupid, cleverly impersonated by Albert Connelly fired an arrow straight at the heart of the guest of honor. After this daring deed, young Love presented his quiver filled with many gifts to Miss Con­ nelly. Exclamations of delight and appreciation greeted the opening of each package. After the refreshment course, ’the bride elect borrowed a bow and arrow from Cupid and shot into the midst of the girls. The arrow -snapped in half, the heart tipped end. falling at the feet -of Mias Lillian Higgins, the other h^jf beside Miss ’ Lucca Chappell, and now the merry girls insist that a double wedding will be the next 6n tluv tapis.• Mra. Beck’s guests were Misses Essie I’ urdon,•Lillian and Ad­ elaide Higgins, Charlotte Huml, Mar­ garet Davis, Helen Rowland, Ruby and Daisy Betts, Hazel Hand, «Lucen Chappell, Eugenia Mauldin of Washington, D. C., Meadumes Tom ftavlt, O. L. Taylor, H. B. Con­ nelly, A. P. Connelly, Walter Hamd, Uolit. Powell, Purdon and Lilja, Sr. Delightjul Dantg • The first of the season's dances wax given last night at the city hall by the young society men compli­ mentary to their fritndif. Music was furnished, by the new orchestra and refreshments served during tb« la■ plants. F 1I-2tc For Sale- 5 acre celery farm five miles sou thensl'tsf Sanford, Fin House insured for J (*>00.00, barn, chicken houses, artesian well. One-half mile to school and loading station Inquire of W. W. Miller, Sanford, Florida, II. F. D. if 4-1 fitf> ■sent. The Christian KndeuvFor Sale— Missionary strawberry will give an interesting pro plants p lants are fine, true to nan e of entertainment The r <e|> and well rooted $2 per I.OOu ill he given ul 7 dO Sarasota Straw berry Growers' A.« sanation ilm , Sarasota, Fla. Fenonal Mrniion Mis* Clarissa Starling returned Sunday from a delightful trip to the west, having visited the Panama exposition while in California.^ For Rent Two nice unfurnished side and front rooms, with bath and toilet 207 French aVenud. • If-lf- Mn*. Margery Boor Varn of DcLand University ha* resumed her weekly visits to her Hartford studio, which for the time belhg is e.t the home of Mr*. Henry Wight, Mrs. Varn is a teacher of the violin and ha* it number, lif pupils In this city. She come* on Tuesday of every week Remaining until Wednesday. For Rent Two nicely furhrrhfd rooms with bath, hot watef. Good location Gentlemen preferred. 7Ti!» «>ak Ave JUMtif , -- - * 1k____ For Relit ''luriTi add rborp* ; Bishop liloi’ k „ Thatcher Really < w y/ 11-tf ’ •* -v r Icrit^pKdHage. J. Muss on 6-9 Enjoying the vesper services at t ie DeLand Uli/ersity last Sunday wYre Mr and Mr* C. R Walker, and Clifford and Mr and Mrs. Henry Wight. Fred Wight and Mrs. J W " Dickin* -‘ Apart merit of three fob lllf ffiu U 1 B.-.l *ffdy for .houtr*.' leepfiig IddrcsS Mrs.-. Sw\a'ge,‘ cor Tih ■ind —!rf>r»l>' t tf ,.i i 1>i ir.i blt> room* li m private family. 1 .-onabli. Phone 9080 Mrs. Edward Putnam and her son George have returned from Birming­ ham, Ala. w •. Mrs. J. W. Die kina left oh M o n ­ day for New York. . She will reborn on the eleventh. '* • • < . . Mrs. B. W. Herndon has returned from Daytona Beach. Mrs. Charlotte Smith and Mra. W. H. Peters have returned from a visit to Mrs. D. G. Wagner at Kis­ simmee. Mrs. May Dickins and Mrs. A. B. Wallace have returned from - a de­ lightful visit to North Carolina, Mias Isabel Goodhue la again *at home after a charming visit to Mr* Albert Trowe Donaldson and her father, at Captiva Island. lor Kent M r . room cottage $8.00 per month in advance. ft. H Davjs. 1002 W. Fijat St. 10-4t|> 8. Paatoi'oa,.- Ho iild hp would-, odor .his-rosltnajIon to take effBct Irip No­ vember. *• Colonel Goothals la accom­ panied* by. hia wife and iFn Thothas, and 1* b«r* on a (caVo df absence to visit tho Panama-Pacific exposition. The colonel ex|>ott* to b<S option the active army Bel, and If this fa hot possible, he will ask*1for his .retire­ ment with the rank of brlgadlcr-get^-: oral. He told newspaper men that ho Intended to visit the expositionu i a private Individual, and riealrtx^ mat no fuss be made about him by uq- fir the officials. That Mra. GoeppUs Is anxious to leave tho Canal votwr per­ manently was shown by a remark she mado shortly after the ship left quar­ antine and started for tho pier: "I hope never to go back,” she said. STAND ON ANCIENT RIGHTS For Rent^ Several nice office room* over -Vo well’s. "Enquire N. P. Yowell i <’o , , 32-tf Far ’ Rent br'.Kale— House on I’« : mettq^fjr*' ^k*,' j t Thigjion. 101-tf j; ..W A N T E D ? i| For Exchango— High class Sanford lot fdr.K^fd or other moderately priced automobile, in good condition.Thatcher Realty Co., Bishop Block, Telephone 245. 10-tf Northwestern Indiana Insist on Fish Ing Without Licenses Accord­ ing to Old Treaty. Wanted— .’trad* *% *. Miss Ethel Thomas left for Jarkdelivery-wiiyojrraiiffi hnrness*tb trade sonvillu Thursday after- a delightful for a .Jftind Ford auto truck. visit to Mrs. M. C. St vage and Mr*. Bellingham, Wash. Attorney-Gen- J- L. Miller Vf^frfillcr a Bakery. 4-tf Robert Holly. She v.art the recipi­ eral W. V. Tanner pame hero to con ent of much sorial attention while f«r with County Attorney W. P. Drown rrdftlTvo .to issuing Informations for here tho orrert of lodhma far alleged illrgai Mr and Mr*. Aj L. Wi’liams i^-, PahU^. County AttomeV Brown fiav ing duelltied to issue Informations re turned yesterduy from N>"v Yr(rk contJy for tho arrest of five Lummis and. New Hampshire. whp bad been picked up by a deputy Rtjyo firh commissioner Mr. Tannerj -B, ipj Miss - lojuite Morton of Tampa was advised that until cases uow in ' *h|» ebuu wfcu the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. tho courts are settled, one way or the | and-auL^ C. E. Walker Mqndfey and Tuesday other r,o more Informailous will bo cuIujSvn „ wliile enrouto from New York. MUs fiicj. Tbo Indiana aro defending th^r Merton Li a teacher in the_ English atand under the treaty of Terirtferfid, JLwTun/fa! Ckssica school-at Tampa and baji day*. r B i q j g them tho’ Hght to T i t f r ’ been taking a special summer course when and how.they please on anclam 'islb'uptn at Columbia University.* and accustomed ftxjdtjg.gnjaaij*. Thai W rZ r& A "... _ Mr. Herman ^Hutchinson, .who has bean connected' with the^TWif Qor- . - v P .t 'T s & r s s s S r a id k �- • • • <% \ • ‘* • ' IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION i PUBLISHED SEMI - WEEKLY 'I • T 1 ■\ * r&A r f > TTY / / V l ' •' u;p « ■ ON. TUESDAYS.) ■ •• m *«*--*» AND FRIDAYS I~7N I N S A N F O R D — Life la Wotih Lining VOLUME VII -.fa SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY OCTOBER 5, 1916 NO. IJ COUNTY FAIR FOR SEMINOLE GREECE ENTERS THE GREAT FAIR EXHIBIT AT ORLANDO IS NOW BEING AGITATED WAR ON SIDE OF THE ALLIES TO BE MADE IN FEBRUARY A STEEET F A IR OR F A IR G R O U N D S AN D RACES IS QUESTION Oviedo School Opens The Oviedo public school opened Monday morning for the present scholastic year. Many of the school patrons, together with the local board wcrc_ present at the opening exercises. * Chairman McKehsie of the trus­ tees pledged the enthusiastic sup­ port of the school board for the up­ building of the school. Interesting addresses along educational lines were delivered by the Rev. A. E. Outridge pastor of the Methodist churrh. Mr. A. J. hfcAulcy, fofmet member of the school boards and Mr. O. P. Swope of the Kwope Land Cn Prof A L. Hatch in his opening remarks stressed the importance of the school us a community centre. FRENCH TROOPS H AVE BEEN LANDED AT S A LO N IK I TO LEND ASSIST* ANCE TO THE GREEKS ■ Athens, Greece, Oct. 4.— AU doubt as to the entrance of Greece into the war on the side of the 'entente allien has now been disposed of; The of­ ficial organ of the government suya that the landing of French troops at Saloniki is for the purpose of assist­ ing Greece., In regard to the landing of the French troops, the governmental organ says that if for the present the government connilfer^ the assistance of the allied'As fyjfppuure, *t i* none the less to-aiif- and jiupftprfc1<j£er<e that tile, ore at j&tlopiki. France and England tsitec ire Hal-, kans as tradition! frienilV)of\»recre and not otherwise. -. and the Bulgarian people, no repres­ sive measures will be adopted against arian subjects in Russia, cn M. Madjorlow, Bulgarian minister to Russia, will not ^ e ex­ pelled. I^is passports will not l>« given to him and he will be permit­ ted to remain undisturbed, although no official relations will be .multi* talncd with him as the representa­ tive of King TVrdinand. The foreign office explains that the fact that Russian alone sent an ultimatum to Bulgaria was due I voluntary recognition on the part of her allies of this nation's pro­ llout inanee in the Balkans and of Iter moral claim upon the gratitude of the Ha!keil peoples. Tho great question that is agitat­ ing the minds of tho boosters of Seminole county is whether it will be possible to hold the annual fair this year or not. A great many ideas have been advanced as to the best method to bo employed, as to ; whether a Btreet fair or a regular county fjtir should be held as a per* mAsient institution with grounds and race tracks and all the accessories. At a meeting of the Commercial Club h.-ld last Friday night to de­ The primary department is in termine whether an exhibit shou»jl be charge of *Miss Stevens, a graduate held at Orlando or not the -enthusi­ of the University of California, with asm wan intense hut the ardor was norma! work at the Florida State »> somewhat cooled among certain ones |College for Women The Greek government has seized *t-. n ii eii me time to take up i he Mr- Cr.i xxf ■•r•I if I I x leiio a lit! t\ I ■ tIn England. Fraic. nd the M n >(Ionia railroad.-, of wio li Seminole county fair idea In .other. sou graduate iso the charge of li> .. will withdraw t hf.r represent a* * won!- tl is not a difficult mailer to grammar grades !■ t u p ,i - u r n o f r f l i m n y a n d p h u t - , <. h Prof \ ! 111n-la - in to i ' » .is.c, Irom home f. iI . > >| d e p a r t he I g i it i very difficult ill.U P r to infer He is an .(1a mi ii 11 I! 11XX.1(.LN ( . i .tune people in a home prop c( lege * *■ , sue two are Austrian and one French ! • t"iigr.nl Iht l \ i ■ |.inidoe Unless Bulgaria lia- . omede d fully tin- demands of lln — la i nip ernillK I tlx. It l; lln* . Jt >oflli III I sc RiHslil l ake. I nn 11-I% J) ■11 . ! 1. i ■ d ■•* l I ' •t tip in p> in \ led "( to bring ■-f iii m , l- ■ i l l Millinery Opening One of tho latest business ven­ tures in Sanford was launched on Friday with the fall opening of the French Millinery Parlors under the management of Mrs. Eleanor Glas­ gow Mohrtens. Tho rooms were thronged all day until the closing hour with crowds of the ladies who revelled" in the latest creations of the millinery art, and stamped with their approval this newest addition to the business life of Sanford. The visitors were received very cordially by Mrs. Mehrtens and her assistant, Mrs. H. E. Hester who were uAtiring in their efforts to display the pretty hats and handsome trimmings for the i ispection of group after group <>f delighted women. The dis­ play of full and winter millinery is modern and Up to date in every* par­ ticular, the artistic furnishings of the show room’ adding much to the at­ tractive charm and beauty <*f huts i >| iitij.u, f<- 1b.-r» flower-. rib Ihith at if ortic n|. ffe that lilled -l -lid- nil'll * I'he wall- ••( t hi .1 i .I w h|i i H.* fi-iluri >■' al IIi til I x I- g f c i II pr<- • ire throng! wnoil wor I'f* .r. pa p. - 'I I ’ ." - villi I I i n 1. Tl l l.t.M-k .. <1. ■111 nf - T l .| .M ill ■ SEMINOLE COUNTY L IK E L Y BE PRIZE W IN N E R AMONG COUNTIES Seminole county will have a flno exhibit at Orlando when the big Five County Fair' takes place in February. At a meeting of the mem­ bers of the Commercial Club and several others last Friday night it was decided to suggest to the coun­ ty commissioners that they’ make a suitable appropriation for the Sem­ inole county exhibit at Orlando. The counties of Volusia, Seminole, Iatke, Osceola and Orange will take part this year and the fair at Or­ lando promises to be one of the greatest in jthe history of that city. These live courttiei^n re in the bike region belt of counties and ratst* the finest fruits and vegetables, live -tmk hay and grain ihni ran be , "nw i 1 i -Ml. )tnd lln-. ,-.iini' ■..unit, i ..ii tm doubt bring cxhilil turns tu Orlando that xxtll astonish tile XI 11nrfl,. r.l ees will ll-n he .. b ,.l ul-' "I I • lug fair 1 In- \car. ns s o m e v e r y (ast storR has been -igie.l up l>\ the directors cut ninny -ma ?! "3| ■-a 9 liri-lnil in wfiiP 1 'I , . I In I -. n i m ill n o t nl \ is t o ha vi 'I ‘ ir I l >11 g II. I I 1 h • r.r,. . i .«*T i>( ,k| . «(•! H . Ar11 -Uca 1!\ pn tl x mi t large M ile the fair grounds oh a hull put til b u i l d i n g in l'\i ■■ ■ip ' * \ |i*U of l Ilf Ru *xin n g" v ert <■1III,** h ati'l while Iilral in),Wi ts liy J o . lock t lo­ Ihu k mii.i-ti - |ih t Hi- mod t-rn little parlor .1 null! be taken up this season and a condition \ t •us court In been]..v,, Ul » i f hit t I he r»-t cl! .*f 'll ... . ..... i 1 . I ,r •ft 1 MU'. • in.uli in I In- right dif'i ■I 11 inpli-t■■I 'A ( ‘ 111! "i 1 ; . * : ■! >(' • ' I..S s t a l l a .11 *b p ' i t H*»Wgn . ■: I nr •• ! r n ) u ' l l b» r -) . t • - e x '• III f 1 1 -• 1 dr. fig t*r|" -nd tlcr.l ! .1 1 ! 1 : .n.i t I...... ■ Kim: i ■ i . i r i \ ! i n ii 1 s t i ­ 111re-=d;• . I r a w • a ■!. i V n t io n '• • i i " -1 r e e l f u r n s l l c l >1 1 -1 p. 1 In xxIr.tcr ill I tr[a(..I*. •ni ■birop 1Kp.irt f••r i b> o-l11 o p a l b II'. g n v i r n m i u l k'« f mU . pe t w ee ft I lie H u l g i . r i u u ll 1 1 •■r than no fair at all and i- « cr fill i ear ........ Last \,..r in conjunction with the , n i ■t I III i on fiind-lu I.. i j. Ii-ss expoliMX e than the f iir - Vs.mmnle county fair the exhibits l llppi d. (nr wn l> Mr \eni ct t 1• Sc nalnr It us - H o l e I e I, ri,|s .clicinc but t he -ircii fur ..re collaborated and ..ft.r nur fair ‘ m I t • ■ I \ ! . ■ M.b t II b. I '-* cat nr \rtIrir I* I n>r,eg cut appeal to many **f ’Hi* the’ . x t . I ' f n" ( Irl -11.>1" X . i . rnlie 11 In d i ,. r > lb . I i t . ! ■ 11"ini K"j. i lie re st' boug It -(a . * 1 t fii #• b"!ig a ' 1■ ' . g. ' m l t in . r t h a n > . • r be fo re \y 11 in-t . " ' n p .;t I whn !i Imius "In enure 11 • . pi np’e liaxe tmt u■ts am I my . rl ’ i k i n g f i r s t j, ize a m o n g a l l t h e o t h e r \1> ! M l - I n n l 1 1 n .i \l r w ill ...Id ,. ub-.iH ubdllt bow to -tarl a real bio.k on Mmadw y If*'in l ’Os-n I counties and '.liming 1 tie stun of 1 Ii b r i u ■t fa s b io i.a b b I * tier • I lir Ilaklti .Ucniicj. the bold bdiltitug' f hih|jjwl »* i r i»ni N • w 'll » k . a dest gn e r SJ.'m ............ who made the fair To*. Crny-tone ( '..-in" i nd office buildinc rite >.m il,ole braves fXpl',1 to go ii ft l nti wh.i* iIJ 11>1Jd 11\ 11. xx!I , l,|. la-l ..... feel tiiat I lit- burden The new owner took 1he prp.ierU to O r l a n d o again tins year xxtlii (Tin ( " o n 111 b s . t h e ITIrN ^,,r -•-xx mg Mtshould fall upon oilier shoulders tins ""la y and Thomas h Haynes, win. uleii of taking more scalps and if the milli.ru i*. ah" frnnt N *. x v York season although they stand ready has been clerk under Hie former OVER TWO'HUNDRED PEOPLE DEAD AND exhibit is anything near that of last The li..tn ami Iiii |iiih sli.iwn al to do their part, but the majority I management of Harry W Thurman, MA®MfakI{j5'MlSSING— DAMAGE TO year the first prize is already won, th" opctiittg on Friday are copied of Ihe citizens want a fair and a f t e r 'from whom the property was bought although tlie other counties are mak­ from the l..t.***i Tat is models and the Seminole County Fair take th e 1is temporarily in charge O PE R TY fS ENORMOUS ing arrangements to do their bent eari'fulix selected tn the northern c h il i's to Orlando as was done last j Senator Donegun. who i- presi and ail of them have the goods markits Velvet will be the most year with such good results dent of the Citizens Hank, is one of Orleans*, tl.t I S^oret* of -tori.-- of liard In p* »i r-.I -ulfermg popular f.ibro i» hut- 'lit- winter ■---------- — —----- the leading citizens of Florida and Some Fine \pples i|>. (.,.! that he hits pur. ha-. I It.. lef diifVutj'livd from aliti*!-' In, near!'. < *r. m-t .' • tl"". w.r. tin., 11 1.. t t•*r t b. *•*.'. -uit- .11•1 s t a t e R e g i s t r a t i o n o f \ u l o in o h l i e s I * • i-dllor of |ill- Herald w.i- I be w,|l great ndxertis.-ment |..\ ,r\x prtivt airnjg tLi*' l.om-mna and ■I.•mg landed w ii ti ..•■ t'.boigings niornltig w*..r while tin r.,*pti«>n Required r. iptctil of a basket of line apples (,ir Klssimmi ll>- .iniiotinrc'l to \| , . , 1—ippi I i ul f .oasts today xx.-r.’ j ni Iter than t tie clotio- tln-y » " t ' .tit.l .■fternnnu k.»f t* -ii.iwn in tfic-,' Irnin Sound Heaeli, < olineetleillt (j„y i|)ui a stock company is now mi searching all se.Ajons of the storm Most of thelli were penniless larg.-r model-, Tlumes and. xxmgs As there seems to be some im­ yesterday. T h e y_ we re the compli Committees in charge of the res­ will feature the trimmings, prin­ pression that state registration of process of formation and that Mr. stricken tliatrifi-i ->itere hundreds of mi'iiis of A H. Doune, formerfy of Thurman, the. former owner,' vnnlrt persons xAgrHtprftttftl mttrotnnnl and r « e - - w«»s* -alUi ia»tulittg out AT'iAeJ.T cipally.- -althqjigji ihe^feathur . pom «uionu*lole» is.. no iougur mquuud, this city und Genova. Mr. Doune be one of the stockholders. without food ns a result of Wednejt-, with supplies as rapidly as boats pom and ribbons 'are much in vogue t|„. Hector recently 'took this slaved iij a letter that he was sendE x te n s iv e im p ro v e m e n ts w ill be day's hurrifftnV.’ The fist of known could lit) obtained and it has been There is every reason to believe that nmlt(.r ll(, wj|j, t h.* Secretary « f State ir.g -ixerai barrels to I. 1* Mr Cu ! ^ m a d e in t h e p r o p e r t y at o n c e a n d it dead -till Stood*a> -OH early tonight. afrabged to forward large quatlll th.' Freneb milliner j ti.irlor, will hr w(|„ r,.j,[j,.«i as follows Ii r a nil if they are as fine as 1lie W i l l b e p l a c e d i n s u c h s h a p e US to None of the Ifjil. persona reported |Ctes of f"o*l 'ii"i clothing to central |popular w!*l. i). fashlpnti.ble s et in "Tallahassee, October I, 11(16 sin a 11 basket Mc C oiler wi l l not bft ve l i e ur)i* o f t h e f o r e m o s t t o u r i s t re missing had betn acx’fituiH-d tor njnl xupplv stations l<> I"- established Sanford ami 1i11 r■■ will not la* *<t> Hon Jno D Jinkins, Sanford, Fla. ■in trnulili- in disposing of them s o r t s In t h e s t a t e t many of them throughout the stricken area The mieh "f Hu- u-u.il Inn mg-' h'oa'l . Sen ato r Done it w a s r fear My Dear Sir l ’ i . an ju-l ithojil as line any gan mtimated tins morning that Do'Jrnust !>♦— eTT in the number of U'r*I <jf -Inc i t hose slu p merit - will I.-,. x .■ Iiereaftcf for Mr- Ntehriei.s pro Replying to your letter will state inn would want und are tindoubied plans included an annex on i'aradtse .annuities, Of the II? persons {here Monday morning poxes i" i'arr> a-line of high class that Chapter fiHHI, Arts of 1915. ly tin- brand that tempted Eve in Island that ho controls, und that ar­ known tQ'Tiave been missing Satur-. Conditions in N<-xx Orleans are be hut-, and trimmings and will nidi at does not repeal Chapter 5437, which tlic liar den of Eden rangements would probably be tnatle ‘tffrgjf*several hud arrived at various )nij improved rapidly Tublte ser- popular price* Mrs H E Hester Mr Doune also slated that he for outing grounds there for win to/ {joints apMMkppi had reporter their j vice corporations and inuaictpal de- will lie identified with the new requires the registration of all auto­ mobiles or motorcycles in this offic would be home again in a few weeks. visitors. safety bY^ywycngcr. The total I psrtments have emjiltfyed extra help establishment. One is a registration law. The other An experienced hoteT manager will deukh lUt wilr^e well above 300. the and the workmen are rapidly liringDeputy Sheriff Geo Raker of is a license law. ^ %• Ting order otlt of’ rhaos. Telephones K It Murrell and family arrived l»e employed to handle the property aut^Orities Falm Reueh county wax in the city Yours very truly, Saturday from South Carolina, where and it will be extensively advertised Nrfnv of'the rwef vessels sent to in many aertipnp bf this city, which Saturday to take info custody one they have been spending a month as an ideal place ior tourists. Kis­ thei* "mjjre remot^li^ijitJ*—throututOUt have lieen useleas since Wvdneiuluy H. Clay Crawford, Charley O'Hryant, colored, wanted were operating today and light ser­ xi-uing old friixtids and ..relatiyts. simmee Gazette. f (levastj^^ ar*»'.has . repftmed the Secretary of State." Tlij- trip was made by auto iioYh-go^, NavigaUii^r^YTi^TihVetr to'be diffi­ vice was resumed in several districts. for embezzlement in that county. The registration fee is J2.00 pay- * W. S- Tates, representing the In­ cult m'pVuny Ulicc* bechuie of the Trolley service in the western part «rt O'Bryant was arrested by Deputy ing and coming. Capt. Murrell sayfl the people of the cotton slates are ternational Correspondence Schools enormOMAAO^ntitiAs* of debris^ float­ the city,.whic|t had been flooded was Lee last week and has been in the able to the Secretary of State, hnd register , rejoicing over the recent advance in is in the. city, a guest of the Fatr- ing in baj’oTis And ItayB and it is rbstirttcrf On suWerul lilies-’but there county jail.since that time awaiting the penalty for failure the arrival of authorities from palm any automobile, motorcycle, or other the price of cotton to 12 1-2 cents und , view hotel.. Mr. Tates now comes known t>ere tltat^ju -^Oine sections #r e m yfua^ters.. where - ■-j motor <)riven vehicle is J 100.00, are looking forward to a very tiros-. to Sanford regularly every thirty the vessels can opcrAt^ Ymty in day-, ■ /' ■- Reacli. Refugees are arriving ' t,p ^ " a i ^ o a t s and skiffs form Ihf-9iOr perous season. I dn$a and wports a nice business here. fight. every boat, bringing Vlth *.Thil^> means of Ira nsporta ti(fm *___ ^______ ______ _______ ^ ----— L -_ ......... ■tl RESCUE WORK OF STORM VICTIMS AT NEW ORLEANS TURKS CONTINUE TO MASSACRE A R M E N IAN S ,-r New York. Oct. 3.— Docurnenlary years. The idea of direct attack und mas­ evidbnee of ntrocities inflicted by the Turks on tho Armeniatfs was made sacre carried out in former tithes, public tonight by tho committee says one authority, writing under formed by Casus It. Hnne, Cleveland dnie of August 3. yas been altered H. Dodge and others, to investigate sonywhut in that the men ami bpys ,thp facts of tho Armenian majtsacrea have been* deported in gre^V. ntjVn•yarld to aid sufferers. * *’'- bers and disappeared-onroute, and The committee states thaLokh^ Jntur uiL-Uti;. women and children tfh Ifnen tfTtt’t!# If* fifltow evidence wu* collected from so1 For some time stories have beeit (inquestionttlile an to their veracity 4 b and the writers are nl)OVe qucftfkm, (prevalent from tetters arriving from •oil for obvisms reasons their names the interior of the killing of males and of great numbers of bodies must be withheld. In the committee's report from along the roadsides and floating in twenty-four sources, some of which th« Euphrates river; of the delivery t o ' t W Kurds of the gendarmes ac­ describe in detail instances w&yre. Armenians have heemiut to death, companying the convoys of womon . women violated and children slaugh­ and children, of all the yoyn J tered; of robbery, torture and death members of the parties, of unthitfk hy slarvation and of terri6l’e prlva- able outrages committed by tho , . jT'tvt endured in I6ng marchx!s to tbw gendarmes and Kurds -and even tho /- ifit ert regions to which these*'Ar- killing of many victims. At find these etories were not Y-"nuaoUiut. have boon -oxiled— criraes givenmucji credence but as many of dfiirHb'ed by the conimittee os sur..................................................................... A«»aini In their horror and their erlL W it city anything that history has re* corded d a r ln , . . i i a rf* r-HL * * THE ST. JOHNS R IV E R *• ROUTE IS ENDORSED I’ rcttj Mrs. Nm|lh 'ftf th«. Rlsr tract n»f endMii attention,and ad­ miration. The beach aceoe^ and,the Frlfaf^Uc*. J»ih Fr views on tfie lake add u touch of T^I XlS/ititbm stjirring summer.life which will be welcomed, mOfcrtTrining society , , » , ■ »xV -. » ‘ - --T------.* 'U&"!fjy -Messrs. \%l • J. II. Johnson Returns lUrri J. ,BS Johnson and family have re_ jfhtuitly •»Ui get! turned‘ from Elkmonl, Ttfnn., where . ittiA phojbplay they have been spending the sum­ 1015; l^^atrious Star; pnd nlso tary Waterways CornotlltH} Sanford iiuritiun of 'iV -O liv er mer. Mr. JotfnsOn has q fine farm Commercial Club, Dear SJtt near Klkmont. where he speifds his Morosco PhMopiay Company..*' 1 have been very, busy and untjj summers nnd farms along the snme ■-■‘hfO'^exponno has been spared to lines as he does in Florida, except now unable to look into the matter make this a memorable picture, and that his northern farming is done in presented by you. It, does seem to particular attenlioji is jllrccted to the summer when other Florida me that there ran hardly be any name of tin* in farmers are hibernal ing This makes question, prejudice excepted, with ovory w^y. 'rfjTlbtic.'-' "fhv (rip to a lid* combination and keeps Mr. regard to the desirability of the St. Afriea/Sta .ooSjh* lliferT* docks, ocean {Johnson busy during the entire Johns, Lake Harney, Sal t foike and Indian River Line, in preference to views, (Wncing^'vT*y*®V-on hoard year.* * the route via Daytona and St. Au­ ship, and somtf^fYq'uisitc moottUght Johnson Son expect .to. form gustine. Even if it should cost more scenes are in this picture. - Miss something over 60 acres fin „thelr money to build this route it would be Scheff worked. for . days; a t , A:.i«Uh placy* near Monroe this scnXon. gutting ’ m well worth it. considering the enor­ ionahle „,«> and some ••i1 .a.' ' tr . mous and profitable results to be ob­ te^ o gpi; links. Lt L. Taylor, proprietor of the tained; while aa a matter of fact 1 cellen Mrs. Smith'* 'Jirce In One atores on Sanford ave­ understand that the ^engineers ap­ The scon were nue" fbft Saturday, pight^for New pointed to acrye and report on this in a holt£ Alex- Yqjli pn at buying ‘ expedition. Mr. .Work stated that it wll 1 cost nearly made in Uf andria, T .Mifk Taylor ejjpecta to be gone about top two million do Haa^ less.. One point wonderful aruiy day* *n d ‘ "when ho return* the Her­ emphaaixes the-8t. Johns route vpry Schcff exhibi », specially’ rfe- ald readera will Rant of the bargains strongly, which b that it traverse* of he has to offer, resulting from this a thickly aettled and settling .terrlcovered with .producing farms j It hardly seems possible thjU the Federal Government can be induced to take up the propoalfloh which tho stockholder* Of an unsuccessful ven­ ture are trying to get from under, and while xeb are too far south td be sjxirificall y Interested in this pro- ' jert, we do feel sufficiently interest­ ed from a general standpoint to hope the St. Johns route will be adopted, because it has been reported as in every way practicable, will cost Icaa and accommodates tho territory re­ ferred to.' » I hopo to have the pleasure of helping support this proposition at the.meeting oL the Atlantic Deeper Waterway* Aasociatlon at Savannah in November. Id Hhe meantime witlL best wishes, I am, v ' Very truly yopra, t A. J. Hoi worthy, ’ . Lakdand Chamber of Com. i 'iL VJr19 , £ * fiHflElil 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, October 01, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 01, 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>, October 01, 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/eadc2d5f8bbdeaaa29567cf4ab783881.pdf be1b5b6d700d1a162e6040c06aeff1a8 PDF Text Text OCTOBER I, ISIS PACE E IGHT Continued froth Page 6 bustlers and fun makers. Refresh­ ments* will be served and a cordial invitation extended to all interested. tcrmUsion. Those invited were Dr. andMrs. Pulrston, Dr. m il, M n . Cecil Butt Mr: end Mr*. It. J. Holly, Mr*. J. S. Wilsonf Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Newman, Mr. anti Mr*. B. W. Herndon, Mr. and Mr*. Braxton Perkin*, Mr. and Mr*. Archie Hells, Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Wallace; Miaaes Helen Rowland, Miss Florence Knight; the attracCharlotte Hand, Mabel Bowler, Eu­ re guest of Mrs. Claude Herndon genia Maulden, Saidee Williams, All Local Advertisements Under turned to Daytona on Sunday. Olga and Gretchcn Schu’ tz, Ade­ This Heading THREE CENTS a laide Higgins, Elizabeth Stafford, Bessie’ Hill is visiting her Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Lillian Herring, Anna McLaughlin Charge 25 Cents. Mrs. M. C. Savage. Messrs. Felix Frank, Hume Humph, Joe 'Chittenden, Ernest Galloway, Miss Irmn Crimm returned from a D. H. Shepherd, Geo. McLaughlin, visit to Indiana this week. Arthur Yowell, W. J. Thigpen, Karl Shultz, Billy HUJ, ifllly Letiler, S. M. Miss Kathleen Brady has returned Lloyd, Clarence ifahoney, Marks, from a visit to the northern fart of Grovenstein and Dr. fajn. * the state and Georgia. C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G : - MurtC R en ta l. • * On Saturday afternoon last the pupils of Miss Florence Frank, as­ sisted by Miqfi Mabel Bowler, so­ prano soloist, rendered a ycry deightful program at the home of Miss Frank, that was enjoyed and ap­ preciated by the parents and friends of the pupilji. Mias. Frank is herself one of the poular young musicians of the city and the* excellent work of her class proves her ability as teacher. Mia* Bowler’ s sweet so­ prano grows sweeter with each re­ White the Teacher* are Located curring song, her perfect interpreta­ Mr. and Mra. B. F. Etell are dom­ tion showing the splendid training iciled on Palmetto avenue near of years of stud£. The program Third street. With them Is Mr. follows. J. C. Hutchinson._____ Duct, Flying Doves . Carl . Heins Mrs. J. D. Abrams, Mias* Frank Miss Louise Harris, Miss Edna My First Duet*........Theo. Presser Plant and Misa Stevenson are with LeClaire Jones Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart on Sanford Turtle D o ve s .------ H. Kngleman Heights. Nellie Messenger Hunter's Song.......... Theo Presser Miss Harriet Hulley is stopping Eloise Wright with Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neal. . In M a y ................... Theo Presser Theresa Venable Mrs. AHngtbn will spend the win Dolly’ s Lullaby Cyerny ter with Mrs. N. O. Garner. ... K itty Du Bose Selection 8. Schmitt Miss Pearl Hunter is living with Velma Venable her sister, Mra. W. S. Thornton. The Parrot ■ Geo, L. Spaulding •Ann* Du Bose Mf*» Virginia Power* is the guest Hondo Des Archers Concone of her brother, Mr. A. K. Powers at Ruth Steinmeyer It’ ll l-do. (a) Dolly's Cradle Song .C. WV Here fh) Alpine Idyl Chaa. Lindsay With Mrs. Geo. Dickinson are Mary Belle Allen Mias Douglas and Miss Tribbel. (a i May Queen Richard Goedeler I) Phantom Ship Barcarolle Smith Miss Nita Moore is domiciled Mollie Abernathy with her siHter. Mr* Murrell. a i Garden of Girls J W. Biachoff h Curious Story Stephen Heller Carolyn Spencer The resident teachers of Sanford can ife found at their old address. with parent* and relative* Fall Wedding* An unusual number of interesting we ding are on the calendar (or the fall and winter and as number* « f affairs are plmned for the brides el ;cl the so U season will begin early and will be filled with interesting entertainment*. The marriage of Mis* Linda Con­ nelly and Mr. Thomas Gotnon t>ti October fith is preceded by a nuin her of parties. Another of the weddings of inter­ est is that of Miss Ruby Betts and M r Robert L. Ilowe, which will occur on the same date. The four young people are popu­ lar with a large circle of (riends and a very cordial interest t* felt in the approaching nupt ialtt Ladies’ Just received a Neckwear big lot of New Style Middies Trimmed '/ 'PAUL JONES MIDDY BLOUSE urnis Strictly Up-to-Date Fall Fashions See "-Window Display Showtr jo t Unde Elect ' A VFry tBVeTy'shower of miscel­ laneous articles was given by Mrs. R L. Peck yesterday afternoon in honor of Mi** Linda Connelly, who will he married next Wednesday to Mr Tom Get ten The room* were very attractively arranged, a charm­ ing *ciring (or the group of pretty girl* and matron* gathered in honor of the fnir young bride elect In the living room myriads of red hearts blended harmoniously with the green of vines and ferns, while in the dining room a profusion of pink love’ s 'wreath was used ef­ fectively. The table was centered by a huge basket o f pink hibiscus. Truly Dan Cupid tya* muster ’ of ceremonies for hearts were every­ where. The dainty littl e pink cakes were heart shaped; a big heart fig­ ured in the archery contest which was won by Miss Lucca Chappell and Cupid, cleverly impersonated by Albert Connelly fired an arrow straight at the heart of the guest of honor. After this daring deed, young Love presented his quiver filled with many gifts to Miss Con­ nelly. Exclamations of delight and appreciation greeted the opening of each package. After the refreshment course, ’ the bride elect borrowed a bow and arrow from Cupid and shot into the midst of the girls. The arrow -snapped in half, the heart tipped end. falling at the feet -of Mias Lillian Higgins, the other h^jf beside Miss ’ Lucca Chappell, and now the merry girls insist that a double wedding will be the next 6n tluv tapis.• Mra. Beck’s guests were Misses Essie I’ urdon,•Lillian and Ad­ elaide Higgins, Charlotte Huml, Mar­ garet Davis, Helen Rowland, Ruby and Daisy Betts, Hazel Hand, «Lucen Chappell, Eugenia Mauldin of Washington, D. C., Meadumes Tom ftavlt, O. L. Taylor, H. B. Con­ nelly, A. P. Connelly, Walter Hamd, Uolit. Powell, Purdon and Lilja, Sr. Delightjul Dantg • The first of the season's dances wax given last night at the city hall by the young society men compli­ Miss Florence Frank, Miss Mabel Bowler and Messrs. W. J. Thigpen and Meade Fox motored up to Jacksonville on Thursday. , Mrs. C. L. Goodhue is enjoying a visit among relatives and friends. In Cincinnati and other points in Ohio.4 Mrs. Jessie Schilling and daughter. Miss Leah Schilling have returned F o r V r ^ O tflfa to Sanford for the winter. A. Stone, West Side plants. F 1I-2tc Mr. - and Mrs. Vance Douglass For Sale— Good horse and wagon left recently for Orlando, where they cheap.. H. L. Duilart, Sanford iVve will spend several months. 8-tf , V **. Furnished People read these ads.’ \ doing it now. Is your ad’?; column? Hove you*. ntrmi|jF Sell? T ry an ad. ’ [fj»nd* are cordially invited tf ■sent. The Christian Kndeuvwill give an interesting pro of entertainment The r <e|> ill he given ul 7 dO Fenonal M rniion Mis* Clarissa Starling returned Sunday from a delightful trip to the west, having visited the Panama exposition while in California.^ For Sale- 5 acre celery farm five miles sou thensl'tsf Sanford, Fin House insured for J (*>00.00, barn, chicken houses, artesian well. One-half mile to school and loading station Inquire of W. W. Miller, Sanford, Florida, II. F. D. if 4-1 fitf> For Sale— Missionary strawberry plants p la n t s are fine, true to nan e and well rooted $2 per I.OOu Sarasota Straw berry Growers' A.« sanation ilm , Sarasota, Fla. For Rent Two nice unfurnished side and front rooms, with bath and toilet 207 French aVenud. • If- lf- Mn*. Margery Boor Varn of DcLand University ha* resumed her weekly visits to her Hartford studio, which for the time belhg is e.t the home of Mr*. Henry Wight, Mrs. Varn is a teacher of the violin and ha* it number, lif pupils In this city. She come* on Tuesday of every week Remaining until Wednesday. For Rent Two nicely furhrrhfd rooms with bath, hot watef. Good location Gentlemen preferred. 7Ti!» «>ak Ave JUMtif , -- - * 1k____ For Relit ''luriTi add rborp* ; Bishop liloi’ k „ Thatcher Really < w y/ 11-tf ’ •* -v r Icrit^pKdHage. J. Muss on 6-9 Enjoying the vesper services at t ie DeLand Uli/ersity last Sunday wYre Mr and Mr* C. R Walker, and Clifford and Mr and Mrs. Henry Wight. Fred Wight and Mrs. J W " Dickin* -‘ Apart merit of three fob lllf f f iu U 1 B.-.l *ffd y for .houtr*.' leepfiig IddrcsS Mrs.-. Sw\a'ge,‘ cor Tih ■i nd —!rf>r»l>' t tf ,.i i 1>i ir.i blt> room* li m private family. 1 .-onabli. Phone 9080 Mrs. Edward Putnam and her son George have returned from Birming­ ham, Ala. w •. Mrs. J. W. Die kina left oh M o n ­ day for New York. . She will reborn on the eleventh. '* • • < . . Mrs. B. W. Herndon has returned from Daytona Beach. Mrs. Charlotte Smith and Mra. W. H. Peters have returned from a visit to Mrs. D. G. Wagner at Kis­ simmee. Mrs. May Dickins and Mrs. A. B. Wallace have returned from - a de­ lightful visit to North Carolina, Mias Isabel Goodhue la again *at home after a charming visit to Mr* Albert Trowe Donaldson and her father, at Captiva Island. lo r Kent M r . room cottage $8.00 per month in advance. ft. H Davjs. 1002 W. Fijat St. 10-4t|> 8. Paatoi'oa,.- Ho i i l d hp would-, odor .his-rosltnajIon to take effBct Irip No­ vember. *• Colonel Goothals la accom­ panied* by. hia wife and iFn Thothas, and 1* b «r* on a (caVo df absence to visit tho Panama-Pacific exposition. The colonel ex|>ott* to b<S option the active army Bel, and If this fa hot possible, he will ask*1for his .retire­ ment with the rank of brlgadlcr-get^-: oral. He told newspaper men that ho Intended to visit the expositionu i a private Individual, and riealrtx^ mat no fuss be made about him by uq- fir the officials. That Mra. GoeppUs Is anxious to leave tho Canal votwr per­ manently was shown by a remark she mado shortly after the ship left quar­ antine and started for tho pier: "I hope never to go back,” she said. STAND ON ANCIENT RIGHTS For Rent^ Several nice office room* over -Vo well’s. "Enquire N. P. Yowell i <’o , , 32-tf Far ’ Rent br'.Kale— House on I’« : m ettq^fjr*' ^k*,' j t Thigjion. 101-tf j; ..W A N T E D ? i| For Exchango— High class Sanford lot fd r .K ^ fd or other moderately priced automobile, in good condition.Thatcher Realty Co., Bishop Block, Telephone 245. 10-tf Northwestern Indiana Insist on Fish Ing Without Licenses Accord­ ing to Old Treaty. Wanted— .’ trad* *% *. Ethel Thomas left for Jarkdelivery-wiiyojrraiiffi hnrness*tb trade Thursday after- a delightful for a .Jftind Ford auto truck. Mrs. M. C. St vage and Mr*. Bellingham, Wash. Attorney-Gen- J- L. Miller Vf^frfillcr a Bakery. 4-tf Holly. She v.art the recipi­ eral W. V. Tanner pame hero to con much sorial attention while f«r with County Attorney W. P. Drown rrdftlTvo .to issuing Informations for tho orrert of lodhma far alleged illrgai Mr and Mr*. Aj L. W i’ liams i^-, PahU^. County AttomeV Brown fiav ing duelltied to issue Informations re turned yesterduy from N>"v Yr(rk contJy for tho arrest of five Lummis and. New Hampshire. whp bad been picked up by a deputy Rtjyo firh commissioner Mr. Tannerj -B, ipj Miss - lojuite Morton of Tampa was advised that until cases uow in ' *h|» ebuu wfcu the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. tho courts are settled, one way or the | and-auL^ C. E. Walker Mqndfey and Tuesday other r,o more Informailous will bo cuIuj S vn fiicj. „ wliile enrouto from New York. MUs Tbo Indiana aro defending th^ r Merton Li a teacher in the_ English atand under the treaty of Terirtferfid, JLwTun/fa! Ckssica school-at Tampa and baji day*. rBiqjg them tho’ Hght to Titfr’ been taking a special summer course when and how.they please on anclam 'islb'uptn at Columbia University.* and accustomed ftxjdtjg.gnjaaij*. Thai W r Z r & A "... _ Miss sonvillu visit to Robert ent of here mentary to their fritndif. Music was Mr. Herman ^Hutchinson, .who has furnished, by the new orchestra and refreshments served during tb« la- bean connected' with the^TWif Qor■ FOR SALE - . - v P . t 'T s & r s s s S r a id k �- • • • <% \ • ‘* • ' / / IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION i PUBLISHED SEMI - WEEKLY 'I TTY IN VOLUME VII • rf > T 1 ■ .) ■ •• m *«*--*» S A N F O R D — L ife la Wotih Lining -.fa SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY OCTOBER 5, 1916 NO. I J COUNTY FAIR FOR SEMINOLE GREECE ENTERS THE GREAT FAIR EXHIBIT AT ORLANDO IS NOW BEING AGITATED WAR ON SIDE OF THE ALLIES TO BE MADE IN FEBRUARY A STEEET FAIR OR FAIR G R O U N D S AND RACES IS QUESTION Oviedo School Opens The Oviedo public school opened Monday morning for the present scholastic year. Many of the school patrons, together with the local board wcrc_ present at the opening exercises. * Chairman McKehsie of the trus­ tees pledged the enthusiastic sup­ port of the school board for the up­ building of the school. Interesting addresses along educational lines were delivered by the Rev. A. E. Outridge pastor of the Methodist churrh. Mr. A. J. hfcAulcy, fofmet member of the school boards and Mr. O. P. Swope of the Kwope Land Cn Prof A L. Hatch in his opening remarks stressed the importance of the school us a community centre. l ' • ' u;p « V ON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I~7N ■\ * r&A FRENCH TROOPS HAVE BEEN LANDED AT SALONIKI TO LEND ASSIST* ANCE TO THE GREEKS ■ Millinery Opening One of tho latest business ven­ tures in Sanford was launched on Friday with the fall opening of the French Millinery Parlors under the management of Mrs. Eleanor Glas­ Tho rooms were ■ Athens, Greece, Oct. 4.— AU doubt and the Bulgarian people, no repres­ gow Mohrtens. as to the entrance of Greece into the sive measures will be adopted against thronged all day until the closing Tho great question that is agitat­ hour with crowds of the ladies who arian subjects in Russia, war on the side of the 'entente allien ing the minds of tho boosters of revelled" in the latest creations of Seminole county will have a flno cn M. Madjorlow, Bulgarian has now been disposed of; The of­ Seminole county is whether it will ficial organ of the government suya minister to Russia, will not ^ e ex­ the millinery art, and stamped with exhibit at Orlando when the big be possible to hold the annual fair I^is passports will not l>« their approval this newest addition Five County Fair' takes place in that the landing of French troops at pelled. this year or not. A great many Saloniki is for the purpose of assist­ given to him and he will be permit­ to the business life of Sanford. The February. At a meeting of the mem­ ideas have been advanced as to the ted to remain undisturbed, although visitors were received very cordially bers of the Commercial Club and ing Greece., best method to bo employed, as to no official relations will be .multi* by Mrs. Mehrtens and her assistant, several others last Friday night it In regard to the landing of the ; whether a Btreet fair or a regular French troops, the governmental talncd with him as the representa­ Mrs. H. E. Hester who were uAtir- was decided to suggest to the coun­ county fjtir should be held as a pering in their efforts to display the ty commissioners that t h e y ’ make a organ says that if for the present the tive of King TVrdinand. * mAsient institution with grounds and pretty hats and handsome trimmings suitable appropriation for the Sem­ The foreign office explains that government connilfer^ the assistance race tracks and all the accessories. for the i ispection of group after inole county exhibit at Orlando. the fact that Russian alone sent an of the allied'As fyjfppuure, *t i* none At a meeting of the Commercial group <>f delighted women. The dis­ ultimatum to Bulgaria was due I The counties of Volusia, Seminole, the less to-aiif- and jiupftprfc1<j£er<e Club h.-ld last Friday night to de­ play of full and winter millinery is Iatke, Osceola and Orange will take The primary department is in that tile, voluntary recognition on the part ore at j&tlopiki. termine whether an exhibit shou»jl be charge of *Miss Stevens, a graduate France and England tsitec ir e Hal-, of her allies of this nation's pro­ modern and Up to date in every* par­ part this year and the fair at Or­ held at Orlando or not the -enthusi­ of the University of California, with kans as tradition! frienilV)of\»recre llout ina nee in the Balkans and of ticular, the artistic furnishings of the lando promises to be one of the asm wan intense hut the ardor was norma! work at the Florida State Iter moral claim upon the gratitude show room’ adding much to the at­ greatest in jthe history of that city. and not otherwise. -. tractive charm and beauty <*f huts »> somewhat cooled among certain ones |College for Women of the Ha!keil peoples. These live courttiei^n re in the The Greek government has seized i >| iitij.u, f<- 1b.-r» flower-. rib *t-. n ii eii me time to take up i he Mr- Cr.i xxf ■•r•I if I I xleiio a lit! t\ I ■tIn - England. Fraic. nd bike region belt of counties and ratst* the M n >(Ionia railroad.-, of wio li that lilled Seminole county fair idea In li> .. will withdraw t hf.r represent a - Ihith at if ortic n|. ffe * .other.* sou graduate iso charge of the two are Austrian and one French the finest fruits and vegetables, live -l -lidnil'll * I'he wall••( t hi won!- tl is not a difficult mailer to grammar grades I tlx. Jt >oflli III I sc RiHslil lake. -tmk hay and grain ihni ran be !■ t up ,i -urn of rflimny and phut-, .r. pa p. - 'I I l.t.M-k <. h Prof \ ! It Inn 11-I% J)■11 . ! 1. i ■ d■•* l I ' •t .1 , "nw i 1 i -Ml. )tnd lln-. ,-.iini' i .I w h|i i ’ ." - villi .. <1. ■111 nf 111n-la - in to i '» .is.c, Irom home f. iI . > >| d e p a r t he l; tip in p> ■-f iii m , l- ■ i l l I g ! • t"iigr.nl Iht l \i ■ |.inidoe ■..unit, i ..ii tm doubt bring cxhilil i it i very difficult ill.UP r to infer He is an .(1a mi ii 11 I! 11XX.1(.LN ( Unless Bulgaria lia- .omeded fully lln* . in \led "( H.* fi-iluri >■' al I Ii til I xI- gfci II I Iin1. Tl l - T l .| .Mill turns tu Orlando that xxtll astonish liri-lnil in wfiiP . i .tune people in a home prop c( lege to bring pr<- • ire throng! wnoil wor I'f* tindemands of lln —la i nip ernillK ■tl * *■, sue tile XI 11nrfl,. r.l ees will ll-n he 1 'I , . I In I -. n i m ill n o t nl \ is to ha vi 'I ‘ ir I l >11 g I I . I I 1 h • r.r,. . i .«*T i>( , k| . «(•! H . .. b ,.l ul-' "I I • lug fair 1In- \car. Ar11-Uca 1! \ pn tl x mi t large M ile the fair grounds oh a hull put til ' * \ |i*U of l Ilf Ru *xinn g" v ert <■1III,** h ati'l while b u i l d i n g in l'\i ■■ ■ip Iilral in),Wi ts liy J o . lock t lo­ ns some very (ast storR has been little parlor Ihu k | ih t Himod t-rn mii.i-ti .1 null! be taken up this season and a condition \ t •us court In b een ].. v,, Ul » i f hit t I he r»-t cl! .*f 'll -igie.l up l>\ the directors cut ninny ...... i 1. I ,r •ft 111! " i • in.uli in I In- right dif'i ■I 11 inpli-t■■I 1 ;.*:■ ! >(' • ' ... I..S stall a .11 *b p 'it H*»W- 'A( ‘ 1 MU'. gn. ■: I nr •• !rn)u 'll b» r -) . t • - ex fig t- *r|" -nd tl- '•III f11 -• 1 p. 1 In xxIr.tcr ill I tr[a(..I*. I...... \ ! inii 1 sti­ 111re-=d;• .Ira w • a ■!. iVn t ion 1: ■ Kim: i cr.l .n.i t '• • ! .1 1! dr. ii" -1 reel fur ns llcl >1 1 -1 ■i.ir i 1Kp.irt f••r i b> o-l11opalb •ni ■birop II'. pe t wee ft I lie Hulgi.riuu gnvi rnmi ul k'« f mU. ll 11•■r than no fair at all and i- « cr fill i ear ......... Last \,..r in conjunction with the , n i fiind-lu I III i on ■t I.. i j. Ii-ss expoliMX e than the f iir - Vs.mmnle county fair the exhibits l llppi d. (nr wn l> Mr \enict t 1• Sc nalnr It us - Ho l e I e I, ri,|s .clicinc but t he -ircii fur ..re collaborated and ..ft.r nur fair ‘ -m I t • ■ I \! . ■ M.b t II b. I '-* cat nr \rtIrir I * I n>r,eg cut appeal to many **f ’Hi* the’ . x t . I ' f n" ( Irl -11.>1" X. i . rnlie 11 i ,. r > lb. I i t .! I n d ■ 11"ini K"j. i lie re st' boug It -(a . * 1 t fii #• b"!ig a ' 1■ ' . g. ' m l tin. r than > -. • r before \y 11 in-t . " ' np.;t I whn !i I mius "In enure 11 • . pi np’e liaxe tmt u■ts am I my . r l ’ iking first j, ize among all the other \1> ! Ml -Inn l 11n.i \l r will ...Id ,. ub-.iH ubdllt bow to -tarl a real bio.k on Mmadw y If*'in l ’Os-n I counties and '.liming 1tie stun of 1Ii briu ■ t fasbioi.abb I * tier • I lir Ilaklti .Ucniicj. the bold bdiltitug' f hi h |jjwl »* i r i» ni N • w 'll » k . a dest gn e r SJ.'m ............ . who made the fair To*. Crny-tone ( '..-in" i nd office buildinc rite >.m il,ole braves fXpl',1 to go ii ft l nti wh.i* iIJ 11>1Jd11\ 11. xx!I , l,|. la-l ..... feel tiiat I lit- burden The new owner took 1he prp.ierU to Orlando again tins year xxtlii (Tin ("on1 1 1 bs. the ITIrN ^,,r -•-xx mg Mtshould fall upon oilier shoulders tins " " l a y and Thomas h Haynes, win. uleii of taking more scalps and if the milli.ru i*. ah " frnnt N *. x v York season although they stand ready has been clerk under Hie former The li..tn ami I iii |iiih sli.iwn al exhibit is anything near that of last to do their part, but the majority I management of Harry W Thurman, th" opctiittg on Friday are copied year the first prize is already won, of Ihe citizens want a fair and a fte r'from whom the property was bought although tlie other counties are mak­ from the l..t.***i Tat is models and the Seminole County Fair take t h e 1is temporarily in charge eari'fulix selected tn the northern ing arrangements to do their bent c h i l i's to Orlando as was done last j Senator Donegun. who i- presi and ail of them have the goods markits Velvet will be the most year with such good results dent of the Citizens Hank, is one of Orleans*, tl.t I S^oret* of -tori.-- of liard In p* »i r-.I -ulfermg popular f.ibro i» hut- 'lit- winter ■-----------— —------the leading citizens of Florida and Some Fine \pples i|>. (.,.! that he hits pur. ha-. I It.. lef diifVutj'livd from aliti*!-' In, near!'. < *r. m-t .' • tl"". w.r. tin., 11 1.. t t•*r t b. *•*.'. -uit- .11•1 state R egistra tio n o f \ u l o in oh l i e s I * • i-dllor of |ill- Herald w.i- I be w,|l great ndxertis.-ment |..\ ,r\x prtivt airnjg tLi*' l.om-mna and ■I.•mg landed wii ti ..•■ t'.boigings niornltig w*..r while tin r.,*pti«>n Required r. iptctil of a basket of line apples (,ir Klssimmi ll>- .iniiotinrc'l to \|, .,1—ippi I i ul f .oasts today xx.-r.’ j ni Iter than t tie clotio- tln-y » " t ' .tit.l .■fternnnu k.»f t* -ii.iwn in tfic-,' Irnin Sound Heaeli, < olineetleillt (j„y i|)ui a stock company is now mi searching all se.Ajons of the storm Most of thelli were penniless larg.-r model-, Tlumes and. xxmgs As there seems to be some im­ yesterday. They_were the compli process of formation and that Mr. stricken tliatrifi-i ->itere hundreds of Committees in charge of the res­ will feature the trimmings, prin­ pression that state registration of mi'iiis of A H. Doune, formerfy of Thurman, the. former owner,' vnnlrt persons xAgrHtprftttftl mttrotnnnl and r «e -- w«»s* -alUi ia»tulittg out AT'iAeJ.T cipally.- -althqjigji ihe^feathur . pom «uionu*lole» is.. no iougur mquuud, this city und Genova. Mr. Doune be one of the stockholders. without food ns a result of Wednejt-, with supplies as rapidly as boats pom and ribbons 'are much in vogue t |„. Hector recently 'took this slaved iij a letter that he was sendExtensive improvements will be day's hurrifftnV.’ The fist of known could lit) obtained and it has been There is every reason to believe that nmlt(.r ll(, wj|j, t h.* Secretary « f State ir.g -ixerai barrels to I. 1* MrCu! ^made in the property at once and it dead -till Stood*a> -OH early tonight. afrabged to forward large quatlll th.' Freneb milliner j ti.irlor, will hr w(|„ r,.j,[j,.«i as follows Ii r a nil if they are as fine as 1lie Will be placed in such shape US to None of the Ifjil. persona reported | Ctes of f"o*l 'ii"i clothing to central |popular w!*l. i). fashlpnti.ble set in "Tallahassee, October I, 11(16 sin a11 basket McC oiler will not bft ve lie ur)i* of the foremost tourist re missing had betn acx’fituiH-d tor njnl xupplv stations l<> I"- established Sanford ami 1i11r■■ will not la* *<t> Hon J no D Jin kins, Sanford, Fla. ■in trnulili- in disposing of them sorts In the state t many of them throughout the stricken area The mieh "f Hu- u-u.il Inn mg-' h'oa'l . Senator Done it wasr fear My Dear Sir l ’ i . an ju-l ithojil as line any gan mtimated tins morning that Do'Jrnust !>♦—-Inc Ntehriei.s pro eTT in the number of U'r*I <jf i t hose slu p merit - will I.-,. x .■ Iiereaftcf for MrReplying to your letter will state inn would want und are tindoubied plans included an annex on i'aradtse .annuities, Of the II? persons {here Monday morning poxes i " i'arr> a-line of high class that Chapter fiHHI, Arts of 1915. ly tin- brand that tempted Eve in Island that ho controls, und that ar­ known tQ'Tiave been missing Satur-. Conditions in N<-xx Orleans are be hut-, and trimmings and will nidi at does not repeal Chapter 5437, which tlic liar den of Eden rangements would probably be tnatle ‘tffrgjf*several hud arrived at various )nij improved rapidly Tublte ser- popular price* Mrs H E Hester Mr Doune also slated that he for outing grounds there for win to/ {joints apMMkppi had reporter their j vice corporations and inuaictpal de- will lie identified with the new requires the registration of all auto­ mobiles or motorcycles in this offic would be home again in a few weeks. visitors. safety b Y^yw ycngcr. The total I psrtments have emjiltfyed extra help establishment. One is a registration law. The other An experienced hoteT manager will deukh lUt wilr^e well above 300. the and the workmen are rapidly liringDeputy Sheriff Geo Raker of is a license law. ^ %• Ting order otlt o f’ rhaos. Telephones K It Murrell and family arrived l»e employed to handle the property aut^Orities Falm Reueh county wax in the city Yours very truly, Saturday from South Carolina, where and it will be extensively advertised Nrfnv of'the rw e f vessels sent to in many aertipnp bf this city, which Saturday to take info custody one Kis­ thei* "mjjre remot^li^ijitJ*—throututOUt have lieen useleas since Wvdneiuluy they have been spending a month as an ideal place ior tourists. H. Clay Crawford, Charley O'Hryant, colored, wanted were operating today and light ser­ xi-uing old friixtids and ..relatiyts. simmee Gazette. f (leva stj^ ^ ar*»'.has . repftmed the Secretary of State." for embezzlement in that county. Tlij- trip was made by auto iioYh-go^, NavigaUii^r^YTi^TihVetr to 'b e diffi­ vice was resumed in several districts. The registration fee is J2.00 pay- * W. S- Tates, representing the In­ cult m'pVuny Ulicc* bechuie of the Trolley service in the western part «rt O'Bryant was arrested by Deputy ing and coming. Capt. Murrell sayfl the people of the cotton slates are ternational Correspondence Schools enormOMAAO^ntitiAs* of debris^ float­ the city,.whic|t had been flooded was Lee last week and has been in the able to the Secretary of State, hnd register , rejoicing over the recent advance in is in the. city, a guest of the Fatr- ing in baj’oTis And ItayB and it is rbstirttcrf On suWerul lilies-’but there county jail.since that time awaiting the penalty for failure the arrival of authorities from palm any automobile, motorcycle, or other the price of cotton to 12 1-2 cents und , view hotel.. Mr. Tates now comes known t>ere tltat^ju -^Oine sections #r e m yfua^ters.. where Rea cli. - ■-j motor <)riven vehicle is J 100.00, are looking forward to a very tiros-. to Sanford regularly every thirty the vessels can opcrAt^ Ymty in day-, ■ /' ■Refugees are arriving ' t,p ^ " a i ^ o a t s and skiffs form Ih f-9iOr perous season. I dn$a and wports a nice business here. fight. every boat, bringing Vlth *.Thil^> means of Ira ns porta ti(fm *____^______ _________ ______^ ---- — L-_ .......... SEMINOLE COUNTY LIKELY BE PRIZE WINNER AMONG COUNTIES - m a ?! "3| ■-a 9 RESCUE WORK OF STORM VICTIMS AT NEW ORLEANS OVER TWO'HUNDRED PEOPLE DEAD AND MA®MfakI{j5'MlSSING—DAMAGE TO OPERTY fS ENORMOUS T U R K S C O N T IN U E TO ,-r M A S S A C R E A R M E N IA N S New York. Oct. 3.— Docurnenlary evidbnee of ntrocities inflicted by the Turks on tho Armeniatfs was made public tonight by tho committee formed by Casus It. Hnne, Cleveland H. Dodge and others, to investigate ,thp facts of tho Armenian majtsacrea •yarld to aid sufferers. * *’ 'The committee states thaLokh^ evidence wu* collected from so1 (inquestionttlile an to their veracity and the writers are nl)OVe qucftfkm, •oil for obvisms reasons their names must be withheld. In the committee's report from twenty-four sources, some of which describe in detail instances w&yre. Armenians have h eem iu t to death, . women violated and children slaugh­ tered; of robbery, torture and death hy slarvation and of terri6l’e prlva, . jT'tvt endured in I6ng marchx!s to tbw /- ifit ert regions to which these*'ArY-"nuaoUiut. have boon -oxiled— criraes dfiirHb'ed by the conimittee os surA «»a in i In their horror and their erlL city anything that history has re* corded d a r l n , . . years. The idea of direct attack und mas­ sacre carried out in former tithes, says one authority, writing under dnie of August 3. yas been altered sonywhut in that the men ami bpys have been* deported in gre^V. ntjVnbers and disappeared-onroute, and Jntur uiL-Uti;. women and children tfh Ifnen tfTtt’t!# If* fifltow 4 b For some time stories have beeit (prevalent from tetters arriving from the interior of the killing of males and of great numbers of bodies along the roadsides and floating in th« Euphrates river; of the delivery t o ' t W Kurds of the gendarmes ac­ companying the convoys of womon and children, of all the yoyn J members of the parties, of unthitfk able outrages committed by tho gendarmes and Kurds -and even tho killing of many victims. A t find these etories were not givenmucji credence but as many of W it .................................... I’ rcttj Mrs. Nm|lh 'ftf th«. Rlsr tract n»f endMii attention,and ad­ miration. The beach aceoe^ and,the views on tfie lake add u touch of summer.life which will be welcomed, , , » , ■ »xV -. » ‘ - --T-----.* \%l • J. II. Johnson Returns Frlfaf^Uc*. J»ih Fr T^I XlS/ititbm stjirring mOfcrtTrining society 'U&"!fjy -Messrs. lUrri J. ,BS Johnson and family have re_ jfhtuitly •»Ui get! turned‘ from Elkmonl, Ttfnn., where . ittiA phojbplay they have been spending the sum­ l^^atrious Star; pnd nlso mer. Mr. JotfnsOn has q fine farm iiuritiun of 'iV - O l i v e r near Klkmont. where he speifds his Morosco PhMopiay Company..*' summers nnd farms along the snme ■-■‘hfO'^exponno has been spared to lines as he does in Florida, except make this a memorable picture, and that his northern farming is done in particular attenlioji is jllrccted to the summer when other Florida name of tin* in farmers are hibernal ing This makes ovory w^y. 'rfjTlbtic.'-' "fhv (rip to a lid* combination and keeps Mr. Afriea/Sta .ooSjh* lliferT* docks, ocean {Johnson busy during the entire views, (Wncing^'vT*y*®V-on hoard year.* * ship, and somtf^fYq'uisitc moottUght Johnson Son expect .to. form scenes are in this picture. - Miss something over 60 acres fin „thelr Scheff worked. for . days; a t , A:.i«Uh placy* near Monroe this scnXon. gutting ’ m ionahle „,«> and some ••i1 .a.' ' tr . te^ o gpi; links. L t L. Taylor, proprietor of the cellen Mrs. Smith'* 'Jirce In One atores on Sanford ave­ The scon were nue" fbft Saturday, pight^for New in a holt£ Alex- Yqjli pn at buying ‘expedition. Mr. made in Uf andria, T .Mifk Taylor ejjpecta to be gone about top wonderful aruiy day* *n d ‘ "when ho return* the Her­ Schcff exhibi », specially’ rfe- ald readera will Rant of the bargains of he has to offer, resulting from this i i a rf* r-HL * * T H E S T. J O H N S R I V E R *• R O U T E IS E N D O R S E D 1015; tary Waterways CornotlltH} Sanford Commercial Club, Dear SJtt 1 have been very, busy and untjj now unable to look into the matter presented by you. It, does seem to me that there ran hardly be any question, prejudice excepted, with regard to the desirability of the St. Johns, Lake Harney, Sal t foike and Indian River Line, in preference to the route via Daytona and St. Au­ gustine. Even if it should cost more money to build this route it would be well worth it. considering the enor­ mous and profitable results to be ob­ tained; while aa a matter of fact 1 understand that the ^engineers ap­ pointed to acrye and report on this .Work stated that it wll 1 cost nearly two million do Haa^ less.. One point emphaaixes the-8t. Johns route vpry strongly, which b that it traverse* a thickly aettled and settling .terrlcovered with .producing farms j It hardly seems possible thjU the Federal Government can be induced to take up the propoalfloh which tho stockholder* Of an unsuccessful ven­ ture are trying to get from under, and while xeb are too far south td be sjxirificall y Interested in this pro- ' jert, we do feel sufficiently interest­ ed from a general standpoint to hope the St. Johns route will be adopted, because it has been reported as in every way practicable, will cost Icaa and accommodates tho territory re­ ferred to.' » 'iL VJr19 I hopo to have the pleasure of helping support this proposition at the.meeting oL the Atlantic Deeper Waterway* Aasociatlon a t Savannah in November. Id Hhe meantime witlL best wishes, I am, v ’ ' Very truly yopra, t , £ A. J. Hoi worthy, . Lakdand Chamber of Com. i * fiHflElil 1 �:- 'V > r a r e g T # 7: . ' .— . , THE SANFO RD H ER ALD It. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Buiilncn Msnagcr * p g !; * km m * ■ P u t i l U M f . m y Tuaaday sad Fdd»y THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY s u b s c r ip t io n rm cK . in a iiv a n c k ONK TE AS..................... ......................... 12 00 ■ IX M O N TH S ........................... ................ I -I* T H R E E M O N T H S .'., ..................................................TS T - t1 ..... ... ■ ' '■ — I M l m f l la IS* City by ( a rtta r 12.00 P n Yrmf la ' Adranra or 2Or. P rr Month Payaoeato la A draata M u ll I to Mado at O d r a K atarad Aa Oaaaad-Claaa M all M alta* Aayaat 22ad IM A at lb * Poatafflra a t Son fard. I'cot kU. I! ad or Art mt Mar rb Jed. IS7I. ' Otlaa U llrrald IhcD.Unf V Greetings nnti Broward county. Trtoabaao No. UR boat wishes for O -- mc, W Rr m ■ , ■'. - ^ * . - W \ . PAGE TWO tKJe'A * . , '. . Some one said that summer was over the first of October. iV t would U kc to swat him. ^ 1 Wish some foot bail player would kick old summer out of the tap of winter. He is lingering too long. ----- O------ E N D O R S E T H E S T . JOHNS At the meeting of the Board Of Trade Thursday evening, the St. Johns river, Salt Lake and Indian River route was endorsed us the official inland water settlor! In Flor­ ida for the Boston to Key West intracostsl canal. Thd Star has had several articles endorsing this route. It wool d be by the St. Johns from its mouth to 41 point about 25 miles southeast of Sanford, then by a canal, easy to cut, t»f about five mikes into the Indian river. Its the natural route, as nearly all ol it is hi ready available for big boats. It connects with the Okluwaha, the Wekiva and several other of the larger inland rivers, which Intersect n large portion of central Florida, and he another short and easily cut caynl will connect will) the Wjthlacoochee and other streams running into the Gulf. The East Coast canal, cut by the state at vnst exjvense, is proving of little use, and at its best could not serve one-tenth of the people who live in touch with the St. Johns route. This route was also endorsed b y the OrUtndo board o f trade at a meeting held Wednesday evening.— Grain Star. — * THE SANFORD HERALD of the eucalyptus, have found tha they may,safely sit in the shade of the grove without fear of annoyance by mosquitoes. In view of what seems an estab­ lished fact, Mr. Junkin suggests that the people of Dade county und the lower coast generally, might do well to write the government’s experts regarding Professor Walters’ state­ ment, und if wnranted by the reply 19 their letters, take up tho mutter with the Chamber of Commerce, city council, board of county com­ missioners, and tho various civic associations of Miumi.— Ex. W E K IW A I HI' inip . • AND ETHEL ■ W * ' 71 ---------- , • *fiir1' * , v # ** . * iE • • OCTOBER 0, 1915 W ANTED! if "“ IE WANT you to TEST OUR CAPACITY for hand|W I . ling business and to know that your money is de­ posited in a safe place. We invite investigation as to our responsibility and method of doing business, and would appreciate your account. EVENTS The community was thrown ifcto sorrow when tho nows reached here from Sorrento lust Monday evening that Mr. Jerry Breso had breathed his last at 3:00 o’ clock Ho was tuken frofli his home on his home­ stead by the kind neighbors to Sor­ rento, where he could be under th care of n doctor daily. He was only sick two weeks from typhoid ma­ larial fever. Mr. Breso was n lovely Christian gentleman and was be­ loved and respected by all who came in contact with him. Oh how we will miss him in our Sunday school, or Epworth League and prayer meet­ ings. He was the Bible teacher in the Sunday ttchoqj, the first vice president in the League and the Rader in the prayer meeting. Rut his work was finished oil earth. Gob said " I t is enough, come U|f higher ’ ’ ills ways are not our ways, hut wv feel that we could have given up uny one else better in tlje whole com­ munity than he7I t was sad to see hint laid away by strangers entirely not one relative to follow him to th grave. II. R. STEVENS l*rrUd»*l C. M. HAND Vlr»- Prr»l<Jcl SANFORD, FLORIDA F. L WOODRUFF Vke-PfMid*nt 0. L. TAYLOR (••bin R. R. DBAS Am i C a s b l.r hks been .very much worse, his last heard from she was some better. Dr. Puleaton of Stanford was sum­ friends will be sorry to learn. Miss Mlnnffe Holiday returned moned here Monday for professional Mr, Eugene Brcn^n- took his wife lujfie^jjist Thursday from New York services. into San/o^,- last ' tfeek to ronfluTl 'tfTlcr spending six months in the The latest newa here announces Dr. Denton, as sho has been quite north. After u pleasant visit to her the urrival of a baby boy via “ The sick for some time. Mr. Brown has home in Wekiwa Miss Minnie Hola- Stork, Limited” at the home of also been under his care for the past day returned to Winter Pnrk to re­ Mr and Mrs. Will Evans. tw-o mouths. Mrs. A, O. Powell sume her studies al Rollins College. Mrs. W. V Dunn had ns her/ accompanied them to town and She was accompanied by her sister, guest last week her aisler, M is/ while there cal^d on Mr..-Kelso and Miss Fran res who will take up, the Iu*titiu M elvin ,.nn employee of tne found him very much worse study of art Atlantic f ’ oast Line in the offices ol Mrs Andrew Bush has been quite Miss Dufnin Yirifitbon returned Wilmington. N sick at her home in Wekiwa for the yesterday to Snnfotd, where she will Miss Bessie Michael of Oaklund pust two weeks. enter sehnol for thi*--winter spent over night here, the Rev. Bartlett of Enterprise came' Miss Iserman. She was on her wa Little C. W. Bush left last week for Gainesville, where he will enter over tfl,Ethel last Tuesday when he to Talfuhnssee, where she is entering the mute school for his first term. wan called i o preach the iuneruI of her senior year at the State Normal Bro, Jlarllett College lor gir^x. . Mr Irvin Stultz of Roanoke City, our dear Bro. Breso Vn . left for his home last Saturday Is the preacher in charge ‘ o f . Ethel Harry Objecteo. after spending u week with Frank church and we are always glad to Harry, two years old. whose mother He spent the night with Powell at Wekiwa Mr. Stultz made see him. fliany friends while here u nd espec­ friends in Wekiwa and returned to Is a widow, protests vigorously wnon sha goes out with mi) of her friends ially with the girl., hv whom lie will hi* home Wednesday lit the evening. Its lie Is left ill homo lie greatly missed This was ins first Miss Achsu Huluday ha* taken wllli an aunt o n e evening recently trip to Florida and he expressed Die poslothce here for a time Have Harry was left lu entertain a caller himself as being*much pleased both you not some neglected letters that while Ills mother was iiutttng on her you .hmild answer1 Get hu*v with hat Afte r u long silence Harry blurt­ with the people und Mat) Frank Powell of Wekiwu und Ir- your pen ed out H a v e you a mam m a?" Tho vin St til tr. spent one day in Sanford niua/eU friend said that he had, whereupon flarrv said "W e ll, why osl week I t h F MARY IT E M S don't you take your own mamma out. Mr Fd Von llurhless of Wekiwa, Mr* Evans wa* a week end vis­ then1’’ Chicago Tribune who has been Very ill for the past itor to Sanford three weeks and who was taken to M is* Helen I sennit n spent t lie Fourth of July. the hospital for treatment returned week end with friend** in Sanford T h « Fiuirtli of luly Is not a nstton­ horn* Iasi Tuesday very mwrjl nil R N Poston left Tuesday lor al holiday T here Is no national holi­ J.Mved *li Dora ami other places along day in ihts country, not even the 'lay Little Willie Lee w a » tuken III the line making the trip in Ins cur on w liicli w,. declared our Independ­ Sanford by her mother last Sunday T here are several legal holi­ Mr and Mt* Will Evan* moved ence and is under Dr Denton’s care days. the Fourth of Julv bring among Her case developed into pneumonia into their new* house la*i week and them Imi no iinlliiiial holiday ami her life wu* despaired of (or have a good prosper! for a pretty some time but we are glad to say wlinn homo on t In* lak•1 Seminole County "Fair should .be W H E N T H E E D IT O R S M E E T boosted in every part of the coun­ "When the editors meet at Jack­ ty by every resident- thereof, for in sonville it is hoped that some defin­ boosting will the fair he made. ite step along this line will he taken, ----- O-----and in this connection the Tribune B4. Many of our citizens are anxious offers the suggestion that each asso­ to try the rounly fr.ir this yeilr with ciation pass a law establishing a regular grounds and buildings and minimum basis of advertising rates, fit, the idea cun at least In* given a fair declaring what class of matter should triul come under that hmd making a ----- 0 —*— strict adherence to the law a pre­ Senator Donegun has become a requisite to membership in the asso­ hotel proprietor at Kissimmee. Dear ciation, Senator, lie ware of the next cam­ "T h e editor of the Tribune has paign Your guests will all lie dead been' reliably informed that flewsJohnnie Boyd. 17 year* old. son heads abnuI primary time papers in a nearby town are taking of Mr James Boyd who lives at O udvertisifmrnts as low as two cents Hthid died at Lakeland last week Holly in the Sanford post office an inch, and many newspapers over and was buried there He was also Sounds like Christmas Well, for the state never ilunk of asking more a member >>f our Sunday school and good will mid boost giving Mob 'is than ten cents an inch and will con will be missed very much II ih an ulj the year round Christmas tract space as low as five and nix mother is very ill with consumption cents an inch. Every member of spirit Okeechobee Cull und not expected to live, but she the I Tens Association knows that it o stood bis death mqrh better than costs fourteen cunts an inch to print Brother Holly makes an interest­ advertisements, based on an eight her friends expected she would. B-' Mr Ben Boyd, who has been tin ing paper of the Sanford Herald page, six col iimn paper. having tier the care of lira Miller und Den (rood town, good editor good paper twenty-four columns of advertise ton is very ill at his brother liar Manatee Keenrd ment.s and twenty four of reading d v ’s at Ethel. Thunks, Sister Holdertnan The matter same to you Mr .1 Kelsi» of Wekiwa, who Months ago the Tribune man has been very *ick for nearly three - O - gurated the system of charging for month*, ami who was under the ci r*cards of thanks," resolutions of re October IlfteeliC I. Newspaper of Mrs A t) Powell (or several and all such matter, as well | I>a> in Florida and The Herald on sped weeks at her home \tus taken to that day will contain several line us refusing to give free local notices I Sanford some time ago and is now articles written by the ladies to Sun- of firms win) placed display ndver tisi-nients m its columns, and while under medical treatment from Dr ford It will lie ,i premier udvef ■L: . Denton He improvesi very much Using medium, .is it will tie sent to it grated on the nerves of a lew at for awhile ..but for the past week every voter in the rounly and also the beginning, today it is gene rally There were quite u number of the □ ally Thought. Ri|K to many people living in other accepted, and the paper has not lost There Is not a man In the world but young people here attended the » * states. Every citizen of Seminole a friend or subscriber by the act. al Saturday night at mpsala. They something Improves In. fils soul from "T h e Tribune goes upon the the­ county should buy some extra cop­ ••re chaperoned by Mr and Mrs the moment he loves aiAj that, though ies and send them to friend1 ' in other ory that a man hits no more right tils love be vulgar Maeterlinck. I’ hoH. M arris. stilled It will In- u real boost for to ask for a line of free advertising i than he has to ask the baker (or a . ♦ your county I S A M HK (T IC K F O R T H I S M I C H V A < n N A T IO N o .free in.if of bread or t ie cigar mat . a i: D R E A D E D D IS E A S E t he mt liji.i I) I i i i g ii f fkl»f h* W hii\* h Inihh( my; Hull f t 1v 1an\ ifiiirt1 r H *k for a free ♦ 0 lilt NI VII I tlAltll (It lit \l I II .id the Sunfoid Herald for pu-lma-t. r wr'm ,.u|| ♦ inserts a ten a in his town, us fur as we might prop inch ad than the editor bus to ask erly do so as an outsider, and now merchant to throw in a po.nd of As has been noted, this vaccina* “ There is no reason why typhoid Bob ta yt he don’ t want t ie job; In t tatllcu- when he pure hi',aua tiun e+ eoHtptdwofy in the «rnty wqtl fever should not he n mro disease Ivy does want n million ilnTEir* to help of ti*it navy Military authority enforces 1930 ” build up it ml beautify hi* little city, **YV»■ Ikftoia tin* rii'tlovn hun ii Blit’ under our hoax ted const it o TI hIII* e stale | it 1 Ills' th)1 1 1 n1t I I* ■ 1 credited I » I I I I * ' • 1 l*> ' ' s the » « » | and with any surplus left help pity vaih ii i viT “inn- (in* nt**fipa|m*i> |*u |,|h 11,-ullh Sffriri* in u r« r*nt | liumilly guaranteed system of lib the funeral expenses of certain people vAi-ri I***titlih'vhr d f o r I hi* i - u U i lie w ■ li*palih frnm Washington andlertv to each individual, every man he doesn’t mention, but leave* u* In work tin newspapers for free- space, II i* supplem ented h> the estimate n\n> Ic-gnllv do or rvfuxe t<* do a n ) » glie*s a* olislrm I ion i .1 * -l.indmi' in making Idie • *bl"r believe ll wa* th.*. I io>t !••** lliafi tOtl.UUU nets.cn* in thing that p Ic*u* ••* glum up to I he the w,i v of progre| akcd.cfd I • I , ., , I new* a m t il i- l i k e w i s e a l d i thut ilie I illicit Stale* w ill In- imrnui.ized point of directly .end intentionally eg ram vs when Guten m 191 r> ever since the l he da days injuring hi* neigh bor. and *urh I berg discovered i be art of printing. Attention ha* been culled repented rule cniinot be applied in civil life There ha* been much talk ia nil j editors hnVe been Wearing patched ly by the press within the last two Therefore and consequently. plenty of hum punst about making clothes and writing boosts on empty years to the results gained by in­ you do not choose to accept this in­ Editor Holly postmaster of Sanford. stomachs and empty pocketbooks oculation with antityphoid serum. surance against disease u gift of Piffle! There-are probably it hun­ But wi* believe the times ere chang­ So thoroughly has it been tested science to mankind that ranks with dred clerks and bookkeepers in Kan- ing for the better, editors arv ac­ that the treatment bus passed en­ smallpox vaccination no one can lord, an y one of whom would make quiring it fraction more business tirely beyond the experiment stage compel you to accept For decades just as good a postmaster as Holly "kense. and if the editors. « t their und it is classed With vaccination there wu» a prejudice against small­ or anyone else, but I here’ s nobody meeting in Jacksonville, will pass a against smallpox among the "sure pox vaccination, and even in thesi who would make a* good an editor few resolve* and stick to them, it things’ * of medical science. days tin appreciable percentage of ?. of the 'Herald, If the people of is possible We will have a different During the six month* mobiliza­ the population, otherwise seemingly Sanford have as much sense us cel­ tab* lo lull ut the State Pre-s Con tion of United States troop* in sane, prefers to risk the loathsome ery. they’ fl chip in to pay Holly n vention hi Kissimmee next March camps in 1fClJrt, the year of our disease rather than uj'repl im­ salary for k)-cpuig out of tin* |nw«tKissimmee Gazette irOtil lc*s with Spain. War Depart­ munity. even if ll doesn't ro*t -■ v* (| offire and '.It liiiding exclusively to F<T ‘* * ment doctors Were called upon to cunt R bis nobler calling ' Auburjidale New Florida’* M ale Hoard of lleilliii light 20,000 cases of typhoid There Eursf) plus Is Health) Era. . 1 ■VP was but true case of the* disease in urges the employment of preventive ,. The eucaplytus .tree’ will keep the entire s’ rmy of 90,1)00 inoculated measures against alt disenses. More Thanks, l^rn. Hanna, lot the sttg-. away mosquitoes and miftsml, In tin* gedion We do not wi nt tLe post* belief of Professor Henry G Walters men in 1913. and this record stood l hafl this, it provide* at cost known against nit average death rate from antitoxins to citizen* of the state office, row, I I of Philadelphia, wIII) is quoted Icy * t■ the disease of 16.5 per 100.000 o f and' where the individual is flnun 0 — \J. K. Junkin of Miami, as saying the civilian population of the coun­ rially unable to meet this small cost that mosquitoes cannot tolerate the C O M IN G UK T H E E D ITO R S the Board furnishes the serums free try. odor of the eucalyptus tree and will None is so Every enlisted man in the United ns nlr, for the taking The indications are that there not -remain In the immediate vicin­ States Army and Navy Is required poor in Florida that he may not will he a large crowd of editors and ity If a eucalyptus grove. to ttke the antityphoid vaciTnaMqn. have full benefit of the latest devel­ ' P R E T T Y M R S . S M I T H . " ,\T T H E S T A R , K K I D A Y , O C T . Nth publisher* in Jacksonville October Mr. Junkin is just in receipt of in­ It la compulsory In the French army opments of medical science. 13, 14 and 15. formation to this effect from Phila­ Fjpm the viewpoint of the indi­ The editors will not only he given delphia, and suggested that it would hut it is still optional in the British vidual it becomes u question whether army. Typhoid has been until the u most hearty welcom e" hut the be well lor the people of Miami and he will accept this form of insurance present decade, the apparently un­ meeting promises to be most piofit vicinity to hear this in mint) and nguinst disease, fee it smallpox, avoidable scourge ol war. as also Th*' Standard Railrpad of the South able. J plant eucalyptus trees In every avail in civil life. Now the discovery that typhoid; diphtheria or other af­ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5lh 1915 There are many things of interest able spot. the dead bacillus in sterilized solu­ fliction*. or whether he chooses to lo the newspaper luen 10 f!e di*This stale nil* til of Professor Wal­ tion injected into the human* blood "carry hi* own insurance" and take cussinj many tilings that tinke long ters would seem to he founded on j J* preventalivv of the disease has tl)e chances that the luck that bus Lb*: No. XNo. H6 been needed No. HO knowledge gathered from a wide Li JnrksorrrilJe changed it all Just why the cb*ud kejit him immune* so far will stand I f* A0 him 1:35 pm A :I0 pm It will be good to have such a field of investigation; for Professor PHnil us, literally billions eff him, in by him indefinitely Ar .S n * annnti There- is no 12:15 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 am krorthy element together, and there Ar Richmond Wallers conducts a plant research a man's circulatory system should Insurance against death, 5:20 uin 9:IN am ultunnte 8:00 pm Ar Washington for institute ut Lunghorn, Bucks coun­ nullify tho live germ Is pfobnbly he and final, hut th e r e ‘ Is protection « :50aru I^Atipm 11 -.50 pm nothing too good in Jacksonville ft Ar Baltimore 1005: am 1:30 pm 1:3R shi ty, Pennsylvania, where *e has made yond the understanding of the aver against that dreariest of all re.gretn: Ar Philadelphia 12:33 pm 4:03 pm 4 :25 am Ar New Y’ork sil-^lheir v^ves and a more or less extensive investiga­ age layman, and it really is un­ "H is death was qptimely JS5; •*n' ’ . * We want might 2:40 pm 6:20 pm 7:13 am' tion ol the eucalyptus tree as to the important that he should know thfl have been pruvented if-, daughters; attfi even, the babies. " AlUteel Equipment Free Reclining Clmtr Cam lo Washington. Dining Thf banquet to be tendered the various properties pertaining to the why, if he avails himself of the fact. NoU tbo'doctors nor th e ’law can ( * r Service on Trams 82 and 86. Sleeper to Savannah on train 80 visitors by the Chamber o f , Com- eucalyptus family. If typhoid has a liking for one compel you to take the antityphoid For Information and Reservation Phone or Write . . mrree will be a moat elaborate nfThe mosquito chasing proclivities season of the Florida year over an­ inoculation. It is not necessary to ,L_ fair, and no ekbenka Is* to be spared have been observed in this vicinity other it is the late summer und bill have the disease for yflu ran, if you t.n making It one' of the greatest before, and residents of Davie, months, and it is nt this time . *■ that will prevent it, and if you don’t US W« 4lUy Slrcel. JackMntlU*, ft*. / successes ot its kind In the history where the Everglades Sugar nnd more than ordinary precaution shou care for yourself -have some regard lllll»bo,oofh U » u ! . T i m e * . IT* Mmm IT r u i ixs of the d t y .--Dixie. taken to ward it off Land Co. has an experimental for your family and neighbors m | MAKING TYPHOID SC A R C E -^ A T L A N T I C COAST LINE THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY ATLANTIC COAST LINE .#■ �D. LeBarron Perrjtio, managinc editor o f . the Tropic Magazine of Miami, Florida, was in the city Fri­ day night and met with the Com­ mercial Club. Mr. Perrine, unlike the majority of the visiting brethren did not want anything from the club but bps promised to print several good pictures of Sanford and the celery dcltu in his magazine. C. G. Executive jg a a a a d a a a fla a ia M a d r t a a q a m ia a a u ia a a a a a a a a a a a iiim a a a fla a l Connelly was conducted to the This committee met Monday even­ throno in the corner and the "rain,’ * ing and r7celved reports from the A RESUME OF SANFORD charmingly Impersonated by Miss various rommitteca,. M r. Elmer HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE Helen Hand in raln/oat and hat, Rogers spoke very forcefully on the Little Happenings— Mention all CammiinicsRoni for (Kts carrying an umbrella descended in a Lookout Committee’s Campaign, and CoJutufi io FJjItr," ef of Matters in B r ie fshower of pretty handkerchiefs when Mfg. H A. T«rkn>. TKom N. Mr. Henry Nicholl, the chairman of the umbrella was raised above the Personal Items of “ ------------------------------------------ ---------the Social Committee reports that head of the happy young bride | a a a a a a > t a a a a g a a a m ia a it M a a a a a a a a n d a a a a o a a a o a a a a a a a a z :l Interest things are well in hand so far ns the elect. Grent fun and merrimont en­ social features are concerned for the Ladtea o> Iht Maccabccn < , |rendered to which the parents and sued, when hi up and rod "bandanas" Summary of the Floating Small New Goods—rl shall be able to fall and winter. Mrs Elizabeth Morton, atate dep-j We,i,d^ of >he young ifiembers are were found in the "shower,” from Talks Sucrinrlly Arranged for sell velvet .hats, bought in New the "gang." After refreshments uty of the Woman's Benefit Associa­ cordiully invited. Hurried Herald Header* Revival Services All Week York lust week from 76c up. Cheap­ were served dancing was^enjoyed un­ tion. an auxiliary of the Knights of er to buy new than to have the old Rev. J. G. V'eliable of Jackson­ the .Maccabees of the World, spent 7’Ae Trmplt Circle til a lute hour.' Invited to meet Miss one fixed over. Mrs. Grace E. W il­ ville preached the first of the revival several days in Sanford last week, Connelly and * Mr. Getzcn were On last Sunduy at the Temple Revival services at .the Presby­ liams, next door to McCutlers. meetings here last night to a well in the interest of the association. sixteen charter members of Misses Eugenia Maulden of Wash­ the terian church all this week. filled auditprium in the Presbyterian Efforts are being made to organize a Temple Circle met to take another ington, D. C.. Charlotte Hand, Hel­ 12-2tc f ' Mr. Tilden Jacobs of Chuluota church. His Sermon received the local Woman’s Benefit Association step in the organization of the com­ en Rowland. Rena Murrell, Clarissa Clhrence Woods of the Kuxtis Lake was a business visitor with us Sat­ closest attention and made a great as there is a tent of the Maccabees bination Class-Club. The report of Starling, Nellie Elder, Mary mid Region was in the city yesterday impression upon those present. Rev. already established in this rily. the committee on the constitution Lucca Chappell; Adetiide Higgins urday. * • and met with the county commis­ if ( apt B. G. Smith conducted his sioners relative to the putting down Venable has n message for the people Mri. Morton believes the outlook is was adopted and the following of­ Margaret Da via, Elennor Roberts, of Sanford and the interest in these very encouraging and is offering a ficers suggested: President, vice Ruby and Daisy Betts,,Muriel Ilar"Ford#lac" over from Oviedo yes­ of some ^and asphalt roads in this meetings wilt grow as more and big inducement, permitted by spec­ president, secretary, treasurer, re­ rolil, Helen and Ruth Hand: Mcscounty ut some future date. As the terday. more go to hear him. ial dispensation of the Rational porter, teacher. There are to be the dames II. B. Connelly. A. P. Con­ present issue calls for brick there 5 or G doses 666 will break The meetings will continue all the Hoard Membership, nolly. It. L. Peek, J D Purtlon, S. The usual initiation fee and following committees: will be nothing but brick for HI* V m y case of Fever or Chills. Price week and the public is cordially in­ also medical examination fee will be reception, social, literary, music, Bradford, T. S. Davis and W. S. era! years to come, but the laterals 25 cents. 71-52tc vited to go to every meeting. Hand: Messrs. Clarence Carter, Ned benefit, civic,* home betterment and abolished during the time limit of could be built of some other mate­ Chittenden, Hurrold Long, Ken­ -b. II. Hunt, J. B. Jones, O. G rials and Clarence is desirous that the dispensation. The ceremonial room. neth Murrell, BUIy Coulbourne, Congregational C. E. Notes Walcott and J. S. McKenzie mtUor- our county try some of the mnterial .The officers are to be elected Fri­ rites of the order are most impres­ Although inclement weather kept sive and inspiring. Mrs. Morton is day at a regular business meeting. Jas. Lee, Robt. Grovenstein, Clar­ ed over from Oviedo this -triorning. that is making Lake county famous* many away, this society mustered The officers become the executive ence Mahoney,* Honry I'urdon, Earl Rev. Venable has a message for Mrs. Grnco Wifi j# ms. after visit! over twenty to their last meeting on touring the state in the interest of committee and as such will select PaitODv' Ralph* Wight, Geo. M c­ the association, appointing deputies you at the Presbyterian church this ing the/Ui'|^ ^i^i^nJf the east has re­ Woodruff, Hume Sunday. We hud ns chairman Mis and organizing new associations. the chairmen of the committees. Laughlin, Seth week. You are invited to attend. turned after purchasing a large and Albino Frank. Robt, ^though "E ffi­ Accompanying Mrs. Morton to San­ The chairman of each committee Humph, Sherman ■ Lloyd. ‘ Dainty Sweets" made by Garet- complete line of millinery in New ciency" was not the topic for dis­ ford is Mrs. Gertrude Morris of Rowe, Sam Bradford and W. S. will select the other members of the M>n Candy Co., for sale by Irwin St York und other eastern cities. These cussion this one thing seemed upper­ Puntu Gorda, who will solicit for same, A committee on the club Hand goods are arriving daily t|n(i,wiU he most in ihtV'inmd of the leader and ( iiles. ' l‘-tl c members and look after local inter­ idea reported the following and the on display today. She- wishes to L'anlcm Star Social He sure and attend the revival thank her friends and customers for she made this word "efficiency" the ests preparatory to the Installation same was adopted: keynote of the evening. It ran like The members of the Eastern Sta/ of the order meetings now in progress at thet their past patronage and ran assure Friday. Oct 15th. social meeting a silver thread all through the ses­ were most pleasantly entertains Presbyterian church. Friday, Nov. llitit, roi^m meeting them that the same will be appre­ sion Tliis was undoubtedly due to l i i r l h t h i y /' artp Friday. Dec J7th. benefit meeting by Mrs Ray Butts and Mrs. Stella 12-2 tc Washburn's home-made candies ciated in the future j tbu JacL-lhul Mtaa Frank insisted Friday. Dr,** iTtK. beheTir rtlePfiftH. Saillk - at t Im bourn of .Mrs. JtinCn In honor of his birthday. Leslie T7ir sale ur irttln ic tnies *r3-ST|> ' Mrs. J. D Parker., has returned j that "efficiency" was the one thing Friday, Jan. 11th.literary'meeting at the regular afternoon social of tlfe Hill entertained with an informal Myriads of stars Mrs. L. A. Brumley and Mrs. Hen from a trip to the golden west in needful lor our society to gain great­ Friday, Feb, 18th, home better­ order last week. The topic under dis- uffalr on Saturday evening. In the ment meeting* sparkled and twinkle'd'jn the earthlV Guthrie expect to leave -Tor North which the exposition at *Sun Fran-, er success. „ ' game of "rook" which was played habitation and joy reigped supreme Carolina Wednesday, where Mrs. cisco and San Dilfifa was visited.* ’ cussion wus "H o w cun we make our Friday, Mar. 17th. civic meeting. Lafayette Till is won the prize, u for there was an interesting cake Guthrie goes to benefit her health. and many other points of interest society a greater success?' Friday. Apr 14th, music meeting Enjoying the Next Sunday, Drt 10th, Miss box of bon bons. In California and other states. Mrs Friday, May l!Mh. benefit meeting contest inn. they didn't eat the We will pay you I cents a pound pleasures of the evening were Misses Parker spent several weeks at Pip­ Clarice Hand will be the leader Friday. June Kith, social meeting cake i that provoked a gale of laugh­ Rosamond Radford, Corn l.ce T ill»-*. j for old nm cut casings, sizes JO x .1 ter Rhyme* pertaining to tin- vnri kin, Colorado, with her brother. G It Meeting at fiGtO p m A cordial wel­ Helen Shelton. Mamie Kate Wtl • Friday, July 14th. American Tour ,,rnl MO x 3 'y. Sanford Machine & Calhoun, who i* mining gold at that come will lie given all new comers (M is kinds of cake supplied the key­ Friday. Aug |*th Eutopean tour burn' llfjve l.OUgli, Helen Peck Ed Garage Co 4-1 f note to the answers This siieiul place und enjoyed l lie novel »igbl Friday. Sept 16th, annual bust Womans t luh mtjnd M'dsefi, LaFayette Tillts, Max circle has been organized for the Y i.u are cordially invited to at- of a mining ea tup flick Calhoun i* ness meeting Owing to the repairs that are he-1Stewart and Deane Turner, Jr benefit of the members who are un­ t.. 11d the revival services at (lie said to have one of the richest mines . mg made on the club house the) The business meiUing of this week able t«* attend the regular night 1'ri-byterian church every night this in the west and when all tile ur will be held on Friday afteri..... at meeting of the Woman's t'lllb to l lc r n t h m l\ ntjjkf meetings of the chapter I'he after­ Vs* t V raiigeinent» are made for getting morrow afternoon (Wednesday) tit ,4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George noon social Is becoming a popular the ore to the surface he will be a In the presence of relatives and a] „ yniun M s ,>lirk „ Vi.nm. Ladies Mr and Mrs. II. II Coney and ! three o'clock will be held in the feature with ibis hustling, progres "Diamond Dick" sure enough if intimate friends Miss number i* ,|rcn have moved to the <■11> and Co ngregal tonal church Mrs Deane (leiiring t(( unite with the circle wifi M\i* body of women Twenty enjoy Knight and Mr Osborn s reside here in the future Mr Turner, first vice president will con- Florein be welcomed at this meeting \ cd the hospitality of t hi- hostesses Drink Elder Spring W aier of Sanford were quietly Heriid” n i ..in > has taken charge of the Cult committee composed of Mrs \V < (1(1(1 t tie meeting III the absence of upon this occasion A N A L Y S IS tlN KAt H HOTTl.E Monday morning at !* <»tl Go '.i business here MrI tick ins State President's married Bray. Mrs. F E Galrhel and Mrs Phone 1017-1 o'clock at the home of the j>riest in R llrow n will nominate the officers I tax will be held oil Thursday, (let |ir Davis, optometrist, will be at H-Fri tf Daytona Preceding the ceremony l ‘r r mmil IfuilldS lllh , at which time the club mem if.itdons Nest soon Watch paper high mass was held Ut the Catholic Mr a nil Mr- K l< Murrell and hern .till I their frmnds will have the I ir t (jkt j a I .Vac a i World Series ■ date*und see him for glasses chtlf'I anil Mis* Knight receixecf children returned Saturday from a ’ pleasure df meeting Mrs W S len I"hr World - -erie- 11a -e tall gami,.I 2 ■t f \lrs I li Packard was I he gra motor trip to Fe d f holy c o m mu n i o n I he al t ar of t h e South Carolina will be shown at Ike Imperial The nmgs president , of I he State church was simply and beiiulifully emus hostess at a delightful^ porch Mr Robert Rowe will leave for litre building as usual beginning on cr.it nm. who will linhg before the decorated in while After communi party and ten ten social mi Thors MrAubrey Moran of Geneva i old home in Virginia Wednesday Friday next, tniober KtL Game local (lllb the work of tile Federa on t Lr party wu* entertained si a cfay afternoon that was a pleasing is i in* gin-si of M rs Will Hand for Imn Mure is much pleasurable an It pretty well understood that Mr ('ailed at one o <I (x k ( l It. event III church circles I'lle tuiciiil a few days wedding break fast. given hy Mr |(ti*i will he accompanied h> one ------ --------licijnilion in this visit of Mrs Jctiand Mr* It Gortnlry at their home was given in the interest of the ..I S,n(nrd*» beautiful girls, as Mrs U nman * I lull Notice i tng« Other guests of the club Upi a on Orange avenue The entire lower f'liristtllii" Savings Fund of the I,a Miss .leesIi- Street Huberts left on ft IWe. Owing to the' repairs that lire he- Oils oeettMon will be a number of floor of the residence was artistically dies’ Union and a liberal col led ion Saturday for Wilmington, N. to club house the m ee t-! prominent women throughout SemBest Granulated Sugar, tic a ing made on the It was resume her office duties with the and beautifully decorated for the or- was paid in to the treasurer TMe repairs aim paint j. . i>id Ml other groceries retailed ing tomorrow afternoon will be hebD inole county cnsioii with jialinx, ferns and cut one of the mini largely ullended of A t I*. a1 . j i n|i’sa|e prices Write for p.ice at tlie ( UngregaIiniin I church, ut ing of the dub house will be com­ (lowers The dining (able was adorn- |any «»l the ten-ten social* that have Full tit tendance ib pleted before the fourteenth and the li-i Your name on postal will do three o'clock with .in arrangement of rose* been hejd and a very hapjiy* aftelM is- Hena M urrell left I a s i night i oncert grand piano, rei eiitlv pur i nI i-rtninlili'd wtib f> r< -in d I delay The Enterprising spent 1 In I. * " v r - noon was -pent 1s tthe lie ladi* * will ( o r l Al I ni i a- s, • u fieri - h e wi l l re I,,,, d 11. tin Mu-u t lepart me.tit : ■ ill', i n Pa la I kn I lu I 11p 4err laid for I We| Ve .1till > P b' mi l s t lour in lew or 1, upon tin ■|i.u imi- s un n her s t u i l t c - |n ! lo W o m a n ' s will |o/ in gdw-v I'he jtuino arrived tl s, co ursc brcakf-i-t W*I- , r \ed l » rati (|aDid 11II* Us I re « r»'a m i ti ■I ( th*g. M ib h < n * i fur 'sale her Mi-* M urr.'lI 1* \■ f Hat i h. principal of i he in >anlord Motuluy afternoon This 1inmedialtd y uflei I lie l>ri-nkfasl I he cake and rlioeolute liul fudge was ,\ cur load ol J-Tsey milk ( iiwI or senior vear '■ ' In schools was in the city yes is the only concert grand in the city ivnlay and reports h mo.it successful sale at Hand lira* Stock Farm, und has a unique and interesting his­ party returned to the home td the served by the hostess and her Enifuire priest whore the impressive mar­ daughters. Misses Hazel. Bertha and opening of the schools and a large west of French avenue. Chunpr oj Addresses tory. - Attention is again railed to riage ceremony wasperformed by Hand Bros Stables 12-lfc Margery Mr. and Mrs T A. Newtpn will attendance. the pay muni of dues. The need is .ur­ Father Dotm worthy ‘Hie tirtde's., *1*1;,. f weiity'-i'ighU gYies’ls Tie par ted reside in the l.cffler house on Third gent and members lire earnestly^ re Position Wanted Stenographer -i-ier. Miss Marion Knight was the reluctantly at a late hour x*f the street this winter Notice «jUcstcd iii pay their dues promptly i bonkkeejfer by lady of many only attendant and Mr George •if ter noun, hnjnng that they wiTnld Trilll further notice Mu-'inis <vA*, *r , The dull year book can be secured Kmght was liesi man ■ .r- e rperience Address M, care The bride -null have the pleasure of attending swimming pool will he ojien to the M r and Mr\.m Ne«* haw' from Mr- J Dicknis, Mrs Ill'll11 ' . I i Min e 12-JJlp was unusually lovely tn a smart another social at Ihc hospitable iiotni moved frotii I to- West Sli|c t*> the public every (lay from 2 to 6 p m rv Vtighi iti<l Mrs \\ 1 Morgan tailored suit «>f brown wiili a.ies of Mr- i'.n knYil I ; ■ county ■ >m mi'.-mmrs were in , xccju Tuesdays and Fridaytipen A F Philip* hum. on Third street ,■r a w one of the ilepuri meiit chair -ones lit mat eh Tin* muni o| bunnr 1 i est erday and finished up 11 night- only by special artmigoTnetn I'H-I men was dressed in a sheer white gown llantlkcrchlci .S'Auuer h of business matters, the re- m jjarttes of ten or more. Pure beautifully embroidered Mr and • of which will appear in the Fn fresh running water All conditions Dr and Mr* A E Philips will be-, The rhurmitUc home of Mr* W aI Next Friday, October Hih. being Mr- Knight left on the '' 40 train i-sue of the Herald perfectly sanitary 12-tf ter Hand wu* the scene of a very side in the Shin Imlser cottage designated by the last legislature us for an extended trip through the *** pretty social event lost evening, Magnolia avenue. \tiiong the prominent visitors Farmer’s Day and also by the proc­ final Miss Knight who has spent a when Miss Hazel Hand and Miss Woman s t’ luh Notice from Chuluota yesterday were lamation df Governor Trammell the greater part of her life in Daytona Essie Portion* entertained with a Owing to the repairs that are be­ M r und NJrs. Fcank Miller left the Messrs Gaskin, Williams and N. J undersigned will close their banks on Reach is charming and attractive "handkerchief showi’er"- in honor of lmi,.r part of the week to intend Li1oils, and Mr. Futch, w'hp ajjjicar- ing made on the club house the meet­ that date Sanford is the center of young woman and is popular with Mi*.* Linda ( onm-lly. whose mar-1 • otivention o f National Enjhalttv■cl before the t’ ounty Board of l’ ub- ing tomorrow afternoon will be held the greatest farming section of this a wide circle of friends who will wish ridge to Mr Tom Gietzgn will take ,.r;( uj ^ail Francisco. They.- will at the Congregational church, at i Instruction iii the interest of the country and ns a murk of respect lu r’ every happiness in her new life, place tomorrow afternoon three o'clock. Full attendance de­ lake In the panuma exposition-anda 1 ' ulucitu scliool (or our own and other tiliora of the, Mr Herndon i* a prominent young sired soil we make this day a holiday in business man of Sanford and is pop­ ■The pink vine dr Love's Wreath visit other sect tons nf the west fijoUichiirdsori Art Materials A fine (orc returning home ■ ’JL! fact as well ns in name We also ular with a host of friends who will entwined with ferns wim used ex-j •mi> large assortment, jb*t received. tensfvely in tho decorations of thej . ' — . No M- K. I'rayer Meeting wish to extend to the farmers of the extend congratulations. Mr* Grace E. WiJIjams. next to On' their dining room and living room. The A vluirminJS and interesting ^v.it-,^ . There will be no regular prayer celery delta and of all other parts of ''I t'idlers 12-2tc return Mr and Mm Herndon will graceful sprays of the dainty little j itor fll the Herald ojlice on Monday" j meeting service this week at thi the -tale a friendly greeting and gn tn Sanford in which place they Mr and Mrs Douglass Ell>c/Me j.; ,-^urrh on Wednesday even hope that Farmers’ Day will rnntinu , -'*.* : pink flower were ttse<l in profusion I tnorniug kuf a liundoome b a b y . will reside permanently Daytona ■i liule -un. John Cheney have rr- ing m usual, on account of the meet- J(( dow* and ] Wilson Smith, the little grandson qj ■ alafVc Dudoors and windows M ,j„y (,f jdpasure and relaxn- Journal 0 1 d to Orlando where Mr Ellcr- ings now goitig *mi at the I’ teshy lj0|1 '|n commemoration of the men ipop' cabi i Mr. und Mrs.( J. S. Wilson. T h c\ 1 ^ placed about the rooms upon' ______ r1» ’ho'c ..m .... 1 1 1 to his ubaby.L A ' Y C J ' » it* •"'■ will have Charge of the city d p - ) t,,rian efiurch. nets and mantels in tell vases, offoffice succumbed , who make living possible for the In llonnr oj /Iriilul Ciniji/r 1 • ry nf the Orlando Ire Co Their set by bowls of |iink hibiacys. In|»bfp. .' 1- ^ * * All members of the church are ur- |(„|a 0 f (he world May this year 1 , t»n Thursday evening Mr*. W. S the dining room wbur^ refreshment* j "bu y friends, here bate lo mu' thin gently requested to attend the Pres* ‘ ----:— —---------------•^ . be one o prosper.ly and may the Thnrnl0„ t. nll.rj ainP(1 with a charmfamily depart* but wish them well in bytcrWh church on that evening in­ Woman a Club Nolle* ■M horn of plenty run over wUh wealth ,linnpr ptirty' in honor of M jw were served the tdWo-.-IE** spread 1 'he county sent *of Orange. with a white linerr 'coyer, and ecuUwmg lo thy- repairs thut- a V U » . stead of the prayer meeting as usual and happiness fur the farmers of Hub/ Betts and Mr. Robert Howe, tered by the large |Htik <*ake -upon F. E. Stointneyer, Pastor. ing made on the club house the meet- ’ ' ' Mrs. H. A. Ter hey n of the Santhis great country. whose marriage _^;ill take plagp to­ which rested n single road.1' - ( ’ Aught ing tomorroxv afternoon will bq heltf** • ■*' * f"n l Herald wus In Orlando SaturF IR S T N A T I O N A L R A N K morrow'. The dining room wan an at the chandclicr ^apd e^t^nding to at the Congregutiouul churChrfu^ • .Wire Service Heitor '•a', and paid the Keporter-Star a PEOPLES B A N K OF SAN FUJI D oaquidte bower of*--beauty with a the corners of the-table w_ere stream­ three, .o’clock. Full atteritlancn* de­ plea (ant rail. Mrs. Terhoun is otfe Special to the Herald. profusion of fragrant roses, red and ers of pink, terminating with sprays sired. The Western Union Telegraph Co. of Florida's brightest newspaper S A N F O R D DEBATING CLUB white, pink and yellowL In graceful 0/ pink vine and fer,ns. The recep­ ’* - a w,,rk(rs. and is prominently Identl- announces that, notwithstanding the This Club will huld Rs prelimin- profusion everywhere, their gor­ tion hall was lovely in-red; the green bed with the work of the Woman’ s work of restoring Its lines to New a(,y mci.||n^ on the evening of Octo. • »’ 1 Teakettle In Distress. **A geous beauty displayed against a of- ferns being relieved by vases of f\_l VV . . , ■ •. ■ "\ Orleans Lsi* has L.w.ti been itntvfwlofl impeded nt/ by niffl heavy * luh in Sanford.— Reporter-Star. her l!)lh. nt eight o clock. One day small Badlo was watching background of lacey ferns. Covers old fushionod red pinks and red ruins in that section, substantial Sec Herald for furthrr nnnounce- w'ere laid for six, including Mr- and the lid of the teakettle rise anil fall. Miss Alice Whitner has returned e.wa bibisebs. Ib one corner was placed progress has been made und that at mcnlH. 13-ltp L> Sanford after assisting in tjie pubMrs. Thornton and their guests,’1the chair fbr the bride elect, above' emlttbiK nt the same time tiny puffs of thv opening of business thi* morning, Finally slio said: "Mamma, Mi** Ruby Butts. Mr and Mrs. which'was a canopy, of red rfnd RoHt. stenin bpt,oe 11" "'hocl opening. Mis* Whltner s rjl|, h, ,h„ doctor a number of wire* were available v,*ry pojiufar in toVn. having been Forrcpt Gutchel and Mr Howe The and decorated with red ribbons. Well of Refined Oil. teakettle , jtot the asthma.” for service, although their efficiency u" primary teucher last year Her There Is an nil well near Calgary, In table was lovely, with it* appoint­ Upon the arrival of the guest* I ____________ -__________ • was below normal because of swings ''Uinerous friends will b# glad to west cun Canada, that yields an ex­ ments of crystal 'find silver upon the each wa* preaglltid with u rod heart caused by the prevailing high winds traordinary oil, ne clear as water, con­ snowy cover, ceiitcred by a huge know she will open a kindergarten with the request to w*rite "D on'ta” and jr.ntinued rains. )11 is under­ taining 73 per cent of benzine and bowl of roses, an appropriate setting ey i y in November.— Winter Park for the bride to follow. The girls' stood that the Western Union lines capable of being-used gruda In the en­ Notes. v _ i - ~T~~* * for -Ute . del ieious "iitf. course dinner » iwrote the "don'ts" 'for^the brit^r^ constitute th* sole^ means of tele­ gine of a motor cor. 1 roll'M ayor that was served. All nVer shone tho * H. Wilson. and Mr. und Mrs graphic ’ efhnmunication with New groom elect. Tiuty were afterward* iwoiinUta K tor 1 will W a nnuiiUt* x Um i ■oft radiance of shaded g^tndlea. Jehu Smith and little son, Wilson Orleans up to date and officials of presented to the guests of honor snd ol UanforU. •abject tn tho 4m Ir Encourage Handsome Homes. 'toxcrobw. Primary to b» Md in Not ill arrived in the city Sunday frtyn tHo company point with conalderamid much laughlcr and merriment, tbo city two tortpt a* AMi In order to encourage the erection CMI/ioa Club tadi o( our « i £l» 1 iltifiurg and will mak^ this city their, *b le .pritfe t,o this achievement,, the of beautiful residences In Paris; the the orlgihal and cute little lyts o f biW flt t a t M l __ future home, residing at their new notable..character of which will lie .authorities award three gold medals Tho Cecilian Club will hold ita advice were road, and -incidentally tin snd tritKout msk home on Union avenue. Mr. Kmith apparent -when it Is understood -that annually to the designers of the most first 61-monthly meeting, fbr the sca- treasured in the hearts of that nay will SMM.that lb* lawsi p a x t ’ •; * a “(«» Aid. that train artistic dwellings. The owners of shn 1915-16 at Mrs. Munson's stu­ group of boys, and girls' for futuro i‘*pocU to engage in the growing of the damage was so severe se three reference. routes wll these, homes are relieved of half of dio. Saturday afternoon st * nter vegetables In conjunction «rvice by home of the. t ‘ >, . • .In.t. i —I . - . I - b thidr annual taxes wilh Mr,.kWiUon. hardly b« rwtor*d for ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... , 5» 'J *■ ( . I Thv POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS I- < 1 jw I it s. I hv aH III �’ * h b m v- • • -•. ^ p ^ bi HR **; * 4 • t - l” ‘ ‘ » ■' . - - - . y. E e r, *. ' * • ♦ 2- < :-/ 4 ^ = T l . f T # ’—■ SUE^r P A G * rO D B T“ - .* T O T SANTOKO HERALD ■T—*■*- OCTOBER I . I l l s , ;i\ > A ll CfOtl ’wtoj *. HL, *- for tk# g a r m m * * * corporaHon shall ha adapted * t t k e * r * l ■aanal meetiai of thee lock holdecs. ear special aseetln ( called fer that puipoe* f’ntUa board of directors shall has* bee" Ar.t duly choern by the etockboldec*. the bueiaesa of the said csscparatlon sbaU be roaducted by tbe following earned pereonl and officer* ft J. Randolph Appleby, Jr., f* " * '* '61 , Kethertee R. Nortoa. Vice President Anselm I’ •Anderson. Secretary Anselm P. Anderson. Treosurer. Temporary by-laws may be adapted^by | ntil lthe first anoust mr*-110f said sttrers uatD of the stoeaholderv *. The me best amount of IndebtedIS** or liability ta which this corporation shall ^ All Local Advertisements Under at any time aubfect Itaelf to « Three bun- This Heading TH RE E CENTS i dr*d fifty thousand iJMO.OOO.' 7* The VamlTtad^rMl^nce* 7. names sad reeidence. of ». the aub- (JnC For Each InHCtlion. MitlilUQg) erribera ribers to ta thee* articles cf ef Incorporation. r , «- r Cd>n(fl. rV n ffl legcTber with the amount of capital sub- U i a r g e WHU) scribed by each are as fallows C L A S S IF IE D • A D V E R T IS IN G BUDGET O P O PIN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU - A ND EVEN THE GATE I M E .” P O S T N O T IN IT- A CH IEL IS A M O N G YE TA K IN G NOTES AND FAITH . MHE’ LL P R E N T 'EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. Aaaetra park evenings and listened to them, and it would take mighty strong financial interests to make me live in a town that could not. or would not support its band. , "0 1 l)«jjj|efij to the community.” As the community' fi~madi! up of in­ dividuals. so snything affecting the individual affects the community. There is in the human breast that which demands amusement, enjoy­ ment, refcxation, and if we cannot get it at home we are going from home to g e t i j j ^ . The Lyceum and Chautauqua, ever alert to help and up&ft, has many organisations * that are se­ cured in the usual way to fill this desire. This means more progress, for we are now setting up musical [ standrads. Is there a financial side * Nothing about the postoffiee this week u yet and it will probably go by default because there U no one that really wants it. Did I hear any one say anything? '■ ■* ■ ;' v W >» *[ I see by the papers that this is the hotteel summer that we kave experienced in twenty-fire yean and I a n well beliere it for if I erer get any hotter than 1 have this summer the other place below will be a precooling station to me-. Mk,' • • • * ^ That Sunday school day was a great stunt and should be practiced quite often. I understand, that all the churches were filled I ast Sunday and the attendance was a record breaker. If these tame people that attended last . the , gait Sunday . l he wiM keep dp , , churches will every Sunday «r Some of the ladies will edit the Herald on Friday. October fifteenth and i hope they light on some of the evils of the day and raise rain with e v e ry th in g die-, to arc be that able to k « - p need, unafraid to it Th e an d ihe> up enough .tif M oll, and • for la •. # J V*.' u m * ' tf w«'h****l *• * *ir.<1 I Itefie.ve that it would be a grout 1 ( ol. !• a ’ ttli’l*' f•»r -^ n ■ ii) » iff A *' ),4*li| O w d L ea * A S * \ ** T * | (• ford j ] 4\ a l l -1 tfli f*J.'* ar*' rt»p at t * t hat at»o **-\*r»l gifl* lb a.! •hnriJrS l:j# tr: 1' the ;-J v»- * * * a ■j 1 I ill » rirri *r ho. ,| th. . t.it-lr. • To fit * * * r * «'m*i i-t tY • r and , 1 es, two of them , ___ „..r* f'hi>-ago placed Welt if in a ma> the ban d *g" *• ft* I f ' A* • #m a l j**r • * h*- •• JV* •* a r . . . We all believe in advertising our town Look at t ’ hirago Her pub­ lic spirited citizens finance not only grand opera and symphony con­ certs for the winter, but also an im­ mense band for the summer # One of the reasons the$* do this they say !u « a week - f i e r the. abou t to this question t ,.___ Ift- ' jt that ought H a ■ *,♦•• h.*;. e o n ' ill* , f>e nl led | fur i «j * ri> oiu? ha»J .t T h• in d*v«j aad in ?•» * afford Intrf ftiltenl t orapaty - it t * U;.:. nans# ofJudf* of J.. 1 sh are com m on tk* Seventh a&dtf tk* ft 1« »',*,£ ebaiter and ckaccary sto c k . For Sale— Ten teres of the b«t liigh hammock land, west aide, outside corporate limita. Half i3 cultivation 4 years. About 2$$ large pines on other half. All fenced and ditched. Quarter mile of ■hipping stations and First St. Pw. feet drainsge. $1350.will buy it if sold within ths n e jt 10 days, worth$3000.00. See 'owner# *207 French, avenue. 11-tf Thi 1 rr*•* •uting in a raft am cap* » MEjr Li romplaiaant and W, W. Brady and t]oinK ^ E. fc. Ilrady a t m dHendaiTl*. the undrrijfn column? rd. a-* t rl at Riilrf * L 'i-m r » hat S im i« thr ot hrr rtnanru! * *•* fcfid '• • .is l.ir r j ! ■. * rtie iirst rur.« paign in the - If. of the office* f.t'l will *' !.wll> soon doing in T here the will !#*• nothing m ayor’ s rare for all tt-cm to l«- afraid of J L) the> D av i­ son or else they are so well satisfied that he s u i u them sufficient. There t . m a y be something doin g in this rare )>ul the rfvAl^c* #rc 'U rn and D a T ison will just rantw around I the 4 track to rd u ld have ■ sion. show The. the run people how h* som e opposi- with alderm anic ticket will also be slim as the o r d i n a r y men of a f f a im ^ a r e 2 bat fc ■* . afraid promise* to so take much cussing and no p sy this work It would job »pd be a goqd thing for some of the kickers ar!<I*’ knocker* against the city" g o v ­ ernm ent *\ B t * l ‘ I term . to and A lw a y s take save this the spouting jo b city, .a b o u t fo» They how one are ... awd yet never , i ^ these held same lh « kickers jo b of have alderman. There is one man in thia to w n in particular who Is the champion -'•.luio c Iter ° ! K nockersville and if he Vtty only a llow his n a m e on the tick­ - ' ■' et I will support •» fam ily and then some. It. So hiirr*V»ith all my' my wife's fam ily and B u t he i s r a f r a i d to try mqch easier to sit in front of the atore and kick th an it is to get into the gam e and sa v e the country. Y •• The follo wing well written edi- ttirial w i p fujnished the Valley (J »a e U e b y one of our readers, w h o j>elieves with us that the band de- . ,k . •. , ^ fffvcs tfie support of the publlp: What benefit to a community is a bend? O f tho professional band, "’ whose players are artlata and whoso playing Is * finished prpdoqt. there ' is ttp chsnce lor argument— it bears 7 . the m u relation to the community that the a r b galleries ‘ and libraries do. So; therefore, take it for grant.. r d . that th* above query refers to . the ordinary country or village band. whoM name legion. 1 have pkyed In them And a. 1 have taught them and I have Mt in the iaC**oL# ll.^T if* , ■«■> ! '*'i •» . g " " d ’iriai . u Institutio n 1 ihe taxes fund* to a c o m m u n ity take from na-i- i «ju m ake, INDIAN MOUND HAS STORY Archeologists W ill M ik e E *cavation» in Order to Stud/ Lives of . Ancient Race. &o c, « o ♦ > * * ♦ ♦ * < y # * * * * keep a park, ju u furnish the What a boon t o ‘ a town is a good! Itllllr n/.',hp |Uc> of lhc %hlcb liand Stand, well lighted, well trained once Inhabited that section of the band, new clean uniform.' mony that com m unity T h e h a r­ they will unfold, to that and the wealth of m u ­ sical productions will more than pay for ev e ry dollar invested AT 91 LIKES country Ir, the years ago The utensils used, thefr w a r para pben.atla. aaJ. even the skeletons of Ihe peoples burled there, w i l l 'afford Interesting research work AH tho inter estVi* e je a ration a will HARVESTING j lV » n ? u « > . It stands today Kansas Man Rides on the Rods to Reach Farm Job Prom- Ised Him. “ ___ WOMAN WORKS IN TROUSERS A W’ fcfilta, Kati.— IVter Coughlin la hard at work In the harvest • fields, despite his ninety-one years, and likes It. He so wrote to W. M. Woods, superintendent or the Sedgwick County Home here, after reaching Great Bend where a Job bad been promised him Coughlin - has * son In Tonkawa, Okla. bul refuses to accept aid fern film Tho j> 1*1 man •n u m e l the name of Joseph'Munson to naoowhlo relntlre* from humiliation. J A week ago he went from her* to Great Bend on thtf "roda" of a Mis­ souri Pacific freight. Tramp Tolled Heavily. Attired Like a Man, Miss France* Cadero.of Pennsylvania Runs 76-Acre Farm. * " ConnellavUte, Pa.—Perry lownsblp has a woman who goes about her work In a genuine mannish way. She la Miss FTancea Cadcro, aged tw tn ly Alone she manages a 76 sere farm. In eluding ihe care of alt hor**** and sev eral cowa This spring she put out ten acres of corn and several acres o f oat* A lo n g with this she ' b ro k e" two .qolt*. — t. * Her father 111, her mother unable lo look after the farm, and her brothera all away, she shouldered the bur­ den of managing the farm. . She began three years ago. She dis­ cards woman*! apparel and wears trouser* In the field and In tba barn. She haa grown strong and healthy. Volga, 8. D.— William Corcoran, a local market gardener, hired a Cramp to cut ^ie weeds and grass around hla plowofiklrbnnd yesterday while Cqthnra^-cavq hi# attention to dutlea elsewhere. When he returned be' . . t. round that the.ti^pp, In an exceaa of Too. Tru*. seal, hadcut iWwn not only the grass . ! w exist that Japan la preparing and w r r H ; Ulfl also the potato planu. to ren«w the regrets of the Uhtaf thus destroying * '* " 'I * s #4 n,ji ♦♦♦♦♦ FOR RENT t j | P B r r » i, t c» Ah'* ranBinc *• •„* i „ „ ^ $.rosturt. of all a rf!s n r , 4 all iff m Im * f bggtebi,|,| or ff*n V* life M r . ■* i * ti js# *n«1 r.n.uff p1 ir end \ m t*g> , t* l.ipf «>r *1 r»| ^ * *' ■*'« - '* tr *J »ril nr b|Lrt ■ l*#■ tl. J V 2 : r*.*D* *» ■T ’ he tifO(I«rf. of t-) jirmfurti D11 DIJ • P tn ■A * H * * f * **• (e } . Itc : , *ir e#-w mch Sen Atlanta. O i Lr L 0, Hardman w oat up to his Nacoochee Valley benches, y o u build a ban d »t * n d | farm recently, to superintend the and you j»ayea caretaker, all fro m ! work preparatory to the excavation of the taxes an Indian mound which possesses an N o w do w hat is right and put in Interesting history. There. N aco o cb e*. an Indian prin­ an a p p ro p riatio n each year for $600 to $80 () or more, ret uside for the cess. was hurled, and tradition bolds a fascinating romance connected with band that they can hire a competent her life and death director or teacher, buy new musiv Archeologists, representing a N e w an d get new u n iform ' once in a York museum, will f cxchvatA tjie whiled in ururr order to maka a aLiQBi^it scientific • ., mound muuuu iii m maaa and they could give thp people batter servict * *'t|^-rienir ra m In col ban*l good lor a rommur.it r.r tie A « orllTTUIMl > Ther, wr . r i f J. J’ tr-i* fired 4 I.'I Ut|Ir»* I the taken some of the prospects will an-* i i nounce of (!'■• - >aru--..f.t •- \ 4# « ! . 1 i«he t ritnms a, -"s* I’nuni H f ‘ MICI )l M 1 », p l i- Kent ■>ori juar• Mayor T br a * b*r i* a ld r’ ! f >ou utrr*-*' * it h m** tkat Mr; if *umA ter bufM11 tit n -M r’ the ti.vrid !•* a good financial arguand run strong for some time andj m p n t for a town wouid it not t>e (r i g h t ) as they appeared In the g ar­ of Ifr, rlrrtfint; and for thr lyppifisf of 1‘roelr* Hank. Sarfr*»d, HaT N II Gar nr r Salford /!%• then»|ow ut’ . Some time *inre he was |a wiM- move to he'ji ttiat bafni den of their fa t h e r s palace at No­ ■ atrr. t« build. »if)uf*rtufr. pufrha**. ThtN y w.I.on -d; f . '*»** o r m i h o t w imp art)gig# and to aetl, rm, llulgartaTho Pn i* Ku stirred Up about the depredations financially’ nuncCfe‘ SS F -y Ji» a«# o»' ®t h*t » 1 to JI■(»***•* of and to 7. VI Kailtff, Sanfor ,I > * R ft Rourti, Sanford f » doxla was horn tn IS9R an*i her Bis ; ,4)u:F * i' (J »J**f«t* aftd maintain, or licr-na# of the English » p * rT,,w'' and had thej W e have shown in tin irord i»tc®Ikrn to o^rai# refnfe' at or r m r Jin**, and V F Putt on \• t*-r was tsern the re a r following They and *m■'■»»» *iuipir*M a&1 suppli** of Hoy Srout? kifl them It -■ ared 11j kfinw r !»*■ndk»>* -1*r • ;• ,, * * * * *1* hftVB t ma■* brof h•*ra. { ’ rnan Print f* *»r« 11 a ' -'' #a r a ' ' h•- ' k * ^ • »* * » r • * M mr*« far the [*,.•* JSs’. ' ■•* -i * t 1 l‘ „ . . II « | ' ' 1*1’ *i • ■‘ I' ’ r .ettl | i ,nftfs or ■' hr' * #"|.JFt I, twins now iTit*ni; une yc-un old. an*t . * . ,, r, , . . rf „ f t , mr i 4l, |pey Air t-s< h I > r th» rg.-;r a 1d l . .. r .1 1 > . rnnrn Cyril, hofti Jo I Tbelr *,f*^ *r" * t ■ t* *' i » *r. j!«r tur * -I ifitdr#. e t . ,4 'a«»* ■ thljp rc an-f f **a/J I want Ma.or Thra»her * *v« the •it*. », * t* 'I ( '■ ->l 111. Another now dead, wav Maria LaruHe, r c -•r bu*ir*-a ar 1 io ****«»# kardl*. *htp policeman hil 1them ofl in t he e>entngs instruments to get t)ie band -tarted. h daughter of tlube Uohert of Parma f.ri ■rd I-an.l BOA l.*IE «_ , «1. *tr _l tho 7it h '!»/ « I a.in.n-;., _| »1 _ m*f rfeanfiiiw »n<l bIII Jl___ d******_ of frttgfet by until they are exterminated We and from a few public spirited nti- Their stepmother was the Princess l*P‘ I* HART. f ot by t i W ; to purr bo.*#, or otWrwiMi Notar V' r u Mir want Mayor Thrasher to run not Zens,,t who*- hands are in their E ^ n o r e of Reusa-Koatrltz. who dtw *rqu»rr. to fnsnQfBrtur# prnduro. rr»r\rt, M y fomraiifiAi; njiiret ^unr I’M*r pr#p«rr for f»»rkrt. ##.41. jn trv<j df*4| rt#i*." o n ly t h e qu n jL n l- iniltL.ii ul^kht enUrc pnrVFrr TnrKT of rtw ttrnr- and 7- ** Hmiriahwl hwTTlf Tilh h y R r l O r * ! ^ r t z i r - r z z T ~p>«>Ti~rrr?r rrFry TTY^ ~Vna rflDUop tfifi In ill i r i ,fite of hnute work In the Russo-Japanese war mile and kill thcs*> sparrow of! unt I r ,le t he > get the 1ea >t "f 1h< her an tl tforr.fiijr u»# i n>f fuitsumpUan ta r«p O r p i n Bt r nl l*f ihr iir r lm i**1 !*' » P ‘l m11 ni • n p.ar atr«c hcm. ,»#a in 4 they are gone from here I “ 1 ar .1 ' fit* from 1 'ieir • t ( » n d l t u r * 'i -r-iw from M nr;-ffj i'Unt.a ure fine, true to niE| runted $2 1-* t M* - • • * # » • - . !<■** r r-*w M |t sp . < V f.*M \. •'■■d t p pj •"»r fc•Bt * * V * '*••• M. . a -f d»»c- *. >n 1pd ! e.y t , * « * t rt p’ *«J an! ' * * • : s : •* ^ * ’ * 1r> %*<l j'.ar, la, t aprt 11 •!*** % pbofogniph of til** Prlnr^SJ n-artu tan urin| ?uf;.o w i and I a t ;ft» na*/ . . . . . . ,, t#r.a fkr#, .spiral,on «»d '©edartlBr of * t h* ft J ffof^r "anfcifd f- a fa deft) and h*r equjkllY attract l ui rra. t lht, tt,.pr. mUnTl ff>, >K* %T^tl fr % K a f<\ a rt 1 <fii • -1' ^ *»fag* U \( Hi) !■**• ar f * 1 ir a » ria.ii aistfr the Princess N adejda -f n-#rrbandi»w ir^durt* md m»ur M 11 flail) ^*n!t r I. I -1 and for thr ^rodurtsofi and Bibufartvfr |,e* co- » j, l-lf i a^rt* celery farm fivt •t of Sanford, l llouw pdfO on, hart Fickoa ian w e jr ' ' '-ktlf ■»L u W Mill.f.erd. D i !'itp f ..r L*i*w# M U l Ml N| TO -1 , 1‘ ' ■*' A ! *’.t I'l tr U • e-wHfT.all' *f. of *. u » *- . *•r ■* •* * *1 ■ at ' JV*■ t<j » ' T h a t 1* You m . . ., Rtl tft tfeu this something ta ad. »*k. . -1* * - • .st* * *f i MsnuFir* 4ft 11#-* cif thit )##• \ '»' l i u « 4 t■»!U - HOIA. 18^ Have you m rKinrvfj nlM •#U tc Tie k»gb«r and L*-*? 1 Jd** in front o! t he rtturl btry*** •!» • f if» s» ^ fondL Fin-rid a. during: tL» y j boar* *»!*• >r. r ob U on i i > S n■ . 1•• •**, ;#-•*■* t * " « *t* l • f * ' • •#1* ?t • 1 t m- * »r* ■ \). 1!' ; - *• *>’ 1 1’ " • , ‘» i •* ”f * * f. BT * H i d« £w # * Jj#dF 1* 1• "■a If " »t jf f f t - » » t> • t b*> * .1* ' • * l» uj>!.on*l -s if People read these ad*. ' r; * •' P*a4fa|. nkeiBin Tb^ Ili/aek l umbrf ( om- • r*- * * e i s * t % *<. e g’ f ■ *■*; ■* ■» - «t9f > or 3a \h'* pftl *'"* i l emp1#-1 Tie ■- ' a1 i. # #&all MP »*>r wJ«■rr ** • 1* - g A* carfNTt iiicmi « f. sli t>ft. #r* l ! * \ *#11*4re Vt’» a * •r J -O 11*B' • ■'. • , . • ' * ii| | •i r:nrm y ..... *ae Ft-j.glGm « i*a ?i r\ ' O ‘A ’ V T^ooTT^f^TTlT# tT* TTn^Tx trw- arurlea at iororp<o!t.t, the anneal ol vhxfl will be so fit* liv tk» offlr* at thr •ecredary ef ital. cf and state of Florida. tl tk# city sf Tsliataue dsr.:| the um* '•IUTk I fy la* lor »fc* publication ol ifcss G„Of*. , A.wl** F tr d m .. ; h tp Piet, Jf Vauftl# ■f nstif# ci \ftlBB d f '! ubl* uider tk# V• f'F.t- « 11h t ht C it y . FOR SALE *• ■ Couaiy of Ns» York .J, K. Raymoad Heater, a notary public in and far tke etate and rwualy nforeaaid. ‘P R E T T Y M RS. S M IT H ," A T T H E STA R . F R ID A Y , OCT. 8 da hereby certify that Anselm P. Aadersaa, t. Raadolpk Appleby. Jr., and Katbertne R. Norton, who are to me well knowa. tkte day appeared before me. and eeeerally BULGARIAN PRINCESSES for themeeleee acknowlodjed that they ItGAL ADVf BUSING iipied the fotrtetat articles of jnrorporattan and tbs accompanying ootiro for the ute — i aad purposes therein stated. la Witaeoe Whereof. I haee hereunto eet my ktfid and #»il of offlf* lbl« 2l»i day of For Sale— Good horse and wjfon, S-rpte mt*f. 191$ Tk# isBdortinted h N. BAY UONI> cheap H L.HEATER. DuHart, Sanford Ate. •a tk# ITIk day o( Octcb-qr. A D. 191$, Notary Kir.rt Cn at t*n o'Heck a. **i , or aa aooa tWrvaftrf ft-tf .. ,k.w __ a a, a .a „ --- ,----COfUiCOt# in etpirei NV» Yofk rat&Bliiion Vfar •* 3Q, ,e' 151 m ik*; f»a b* t*»rd. ll*y « i22 »ppijr to N® !$*• ** Park Tat fa B ril. or 11*T of tkaIIooofBbJ# «<at« of Florida, k » ofBca. la tkw For. Rent Furnished a part menu',] * a pit of batUtaf af b«(/l itatt, ta tkw my cf Tallakit *-**. foe l^ttara pms*at. laror- t M AS T I! H ?» H%Ll. fur light housekeeping or b*-d rooirx ft I f it' r porati&f them. tb*ifiMcc.i'.n and i&r-| t eder and t p virtue nl * *!• 1. BC» *Llr (inoit location. 302 Park A\> v-tf Into abody politir *?id cer^ofatc rloaure and «a!» rendered H* f * ?:*• 111% * • Slats ef N s * York Iwilr V*1J***r rnn <»?:»m jr 1"i+|*Hr.m tr’s IMfi-«l*l A‘ '*■ “ ' anselju r. a n o e b j o n J. RANDOLPH APPIEBVJr KATHERISK R NORTHS Wltoess: N. Rsjmoad Itselrr ran,. i* good Andereoa. In Witness Whereof, we ^ete hereunto set OUT tsods this list dsy ol September •: % I* h n<1 n« J e re e y l,.-- a d ' e r t i w d front P. Broofl>n. N. Y.. 100 ekarea common stock M eharws preferred etoch. J. R a n d o l p h A p p l e b y . J r . * « S ' ,„ A ’ Perth Amboy. N J . 1 shore common stork. Katherine R Norton. 1*1 Pelrelew Are. F u r n is h e d :<•< ri : i>o (.1 mil;. M odern ropt!*n m t. l rein i[ A Ve U*'tp !e j F'»r Rent Two nice unfurmthed !i ird (i"'zt rooms, with h>’ h tr.l _*07 French avenue II tf 1"I let f• Two nicely tl.* 1>1 hot wn" <'.tie rni-tl PC' h It* \ .. ttp W anted St union’s. Gentlemen roomers at J 13-5tp For Rent Store* and roomt uJ Rt-thnp bio, k T h a tc h e r lt> - l> tW| 11tf Fo »#* ; Cottage li.-tit J Mu- 441 in \«f <S11iona 11 1i * ■ l ■ • N i ■;.> *vara(* e »1 « ;.*f it# r#*l prop fur , f MI » '* i , ' 1. >r It -tit I »« Mr.* Nl,r>kp i n ■ provision* im N K, »'* he*-! lun 1 ) 1 ■ • |1- v , ii . lunii , . p^*#*i t ; liv or th# « hirtrr or ^»-lavi of 29 Fail T •lUHgvtr# 1\f— Mod-1 h.. hi,., gerillemen in private fatnn;*»*i f«»r$.vfsln.h In Kvy. sell , ntl ’ d*ll f* not lew *>f mtrr t(i‘ri, t » l . 7 . „ , , 4 . I f . ____ .1.1.. I , L . . „ „ , i * , l JSfff I •It t'*-* i"f if *i* h t-f tbt« «fi4 tnWr-.corpora - j ., . f m .'A i T , . . ,-rn J(, rt-onalile Phone i rn t inrj in b<>rdi n t , < \ Inane *#^ur#-5 by ' , A * t f , , . r 4' 4 " O-' t . or *11-.-, Itoo* on ro.l pro^rly «oo*rtt-»'l ' I - . -1 , ■ Sanford, Florid* «#n IL* |11h j t |o carry on lb# button** ef purchieing. «l Fur Rent Four room lOitift. N o ir r a h r r . 191$ rr.BButsrtariof. srqoijinf. Kptdin*. ovninc flftiainl nifR*i a* wiUi^'a $8 00 per month in ailvnnce U.H.| (BeMeiriB*. pl»<lri>f. r*»rtB*. aollin*. »»Jrrrjr Brtiov, of Wrk>wf*y f’londg •ifnint »nd ir>n*frrt(n(. in»wilnf in. irsdDavis, 1002 \V Fimt St. KMtp HI' i11 1*1IIman, ctf U #ki* ■, Flr»ridla oif it*l (trollBg 1b rood,. **fn, mor*koitII. II ^ILanlrcr, of Sanfcrd. Floridi di— >nd proport), of *t*r; kind *n>l d*ololhfi t*ortf', of Sanford, timid a rription. tnd rmrryinc on so> os* or morn Furnished rooms at Stumonkj 11-Stp KUKlEHT r f 'H A V ls , o( tk* * hot. lu*ir.e*-o* nr .njr eihrr b»«K#f later n»»» rotb-rt-1 ,h-r-nr1rk. *• m»p b*. snd $1 25 per week anti up 315 L| to ,k* *it*Bi. Mfrriitod b* tk* law* of tbr* 13-5IP •tat*, and a* lull and with all tk* gnim Notlt* of t split allow for I* , l»**d 1 ndrr F’ourth St tkat t h* law* of tbia Mat* ronf*r upon S*rll** H I af lb* flrnrral Slalotr* r«r(V),Mion,. to r.rry on bu*in*aa within Notira la hereby #|y*n tha, llarrrrt J F’or Rent— Several nice offit* or without Ika atata ol Florida aa may b« Jarock*. purrkater af Tar (ertifira,* vj P I and tn IH* **,*nt p*rm>lt*d by law i n . dated tk. lad day .1 j„n- \ ii i » t i rooms over i n w e l l s . Enquire n. *d V Tb* amount of raniut *to*k of tht* ba* filed a»id rertifirai* ,n m* nfbee and V , , ,.*i *, r* . 32-tl rorpoiallon aKail (- trB. kundrr-d and fifty haa mada appllratlon for ta* dead to i.. j* * LO rhou.aod detlar* IlSOOtH)'. dlvldrd Into In areordsnre with law Said certilirat* -----------------OnV ihousand ft** bundr*d t,f.00| *kar** kmbrace* the follosini deernl.eo propar’ y. Knr Kent or —H oum» on r»H of , h* par *a!u* of ,»»* hundred dollar* alt acted in bemieol* i mmi). fVbylda. 1100 eaoh. of shirk <in* thousand I0U0I »U H#f 2$ frwi Bn! of tb# SF nr l.ut ’* ffd*tto AvC- W J ThiCW'H lOl'^ akare* of, the total par value of Or.* bun- j So* i i . ’ Tti 10 S, It ;v y; , uni S ^ 11M ft ______ <tl*#d tHriLi•artd dnJUgrv • h»J1 l« r r o if im o n N 1$ « SB'S $& ft Vi, t$<* fi \ 1UH1 **o#k. And riv* h«R.ir#d WKI» .h.re. of ft. K m9»9 tl tl»» lolal por kr»lu# of Fifty thoutaad Bol­ Tbo >atd land being w***u*d a, th, date K“ r Kt,nt T W0 acr,n ‘ n,Pr0 tin f So,000) ihtll l»# preferred gfock Ol the I-U.»r. Cf *urb rertidr.tr m th. land, all tiled. Cash rent Clo*e «*-■ nam # «f W II Snort Un!##* •*>.! r#Mif» TK» preferred thill h« rolitUd to F.nqture A r n e r t s U ailier Shop i»^ tliwidend of not cliihibfwltnf Mira purr rent rat* ihaii ir redeemed acrntdiBf tn — .# p#r rrnt In in; apf jriif. »hich 4)*i- l a i deed will tnu* t i e r , on on th- J'th da • • l „,I -hflll dmd ihill l-v nofi.'umuUiue, and niyobli of Ortofer. A !> I»IJ>. . Wltne*. m, b (final * H r . l u r e and . . . I 1 " f Rent T WO U n fu r n i s h e d €tx\ of tk# nrl earplug, K#for# any dividend ii pi Id upra (hr cotnrr.nn at&fk tbia th* i:i h day °f September \ [■ j u j . up one llicht: se p a ra te entrance, n ^ l Tk# holder* td'ik# pr#f#rrwd Block shall Llerh l lycut! Court Seir.itiul* , u FI* wdter, etc. F’intt location, Oil * c«*8 In rjuwr of liquidation or diiiilytiaB of the . b Y Js^. C. Roberta, IJ. C. ccrjAof *UoD, Wfort in; amount ihill be ner. Address P; O, Box 693, T1-T»aa-5tr paid to lb# ho!d#r* «f t h# foim ot itock I3-2IP L# lo I*# paid lb# amount paid up ford. F'lorida. of tb#ir •bar#* hut shall noi (larllHpiic Nolle# lo rr#dtlar* *&> Hitplm •***-t>* aft#r poyiif ol! ih« I d Court of tb# County jludfr. >'#minair tebold •( tba pud up capita], County. Stat# of RortHa <> *Tk# holder• of tk# common md preftf- 1n r# l.-Btat# of k!Itcab Annt# Yonp r#e| 1104*1$ lha!| bi'# rquil votinf rifbl^* Dil creditor*, l#fat##v liitirihut##* ar.tl TKo <ipiu! •fuck ubill be paid for In ill p r iw i, havlni rlaim* acainat *a:d aataiei. lavfut men#/ ol th# United Statn. nr rnal sadTt-qufrodTC* fo u ' hereby Dotified Z ....................................... ...... ot pcrional.property of the vatu# equal to 151■.Ecl■ oblch Jfay, or eithet of you, may ; , it# par vilu# of th* iitek ia«u#d in t|have m i n t lb. eat ala of Mtlr’ a h A bb ,'. rharf# or pa>m#nf ihrrtfrr, ton per c#nt ’Tj.'-'vv* * - > WANTED -ulvacrl, Sereto .halt he paid in lawful money of th# 1 ni’ ed Stale* or real or peraonol pyop•rty of Ihe value — -1-,a! to th* par ralu* of the ttoek leaded in ^rbanf. or -'eaym.nl therefor. In *ueK i&atslmanu ar.if'"Wilbio' •urb lime a* may be dealgnaird by tb# bisrd of direelora. provided that tb. aubKrileti ihall he antitied to tea day*' node* ct demand for *u*h deferred payment* 4. Tb* duration of this corporation .had b. perpetual, Bnloo* looser diaaolvad arcafedlns to taw. A Tbo buMneo* ol tbia rorpcralion akall be ■conducted by s board o( not je*. than tflrr. director*. Tke hoard ol. direct ora abaft aelect from lltmwlrra a preaideot. viry previdant, aecrotary and trraiurrr. Two otttca may bo held by ooo person. Raid board of directors •ball have authority to appoint all oecra•ary agesta of tbia corporation. .tnhual si eatings of tbo atockboUen shall be bold st tbo priori sal oSUo-oTtbo ooot- otios oa tbo first Tuesday in February Will of Vtilrah Ann-* 1 **1*. daieav- d j Tuy, »le f Wanted— To trade good F-or^ l '* 'V Jodtctai i irran . 'delivery wagon and harness to tr>#J m J S U S kC~ " " ! ' » r » ti-rnnd h.nd F w 4 " a W « A | r.,e .r ! J h. MUI-, M ille r ■ U - k o r - . ^ ^ ^ i W . n U d - P c r m a n ^ *•1 (Oap;mar to the bill of comjdalnt ft|«/ ta Ikb fifst-elaBA experiencedyoujfjf Ut you are m marie ar * party twny defendant d-imd,,,. no Monday the ]*t day of Narrobcr,*-#, DTtSIS stenographer, from New othrrwias the btQ I a* filed will tw lalean aa —nfrnarj at Postal Telegraph Co. aa again** yewy. as ana s s s ^ s i ^ a m ______ Ilo t ik e _ V Irf ~ ■ According to Brltlah Law. . Should (ho care* of a man** ht)T,J lhWlh* tu <l*r of project over hla. nelghboF* l#x*<L_^J 1 1 IHHJOIAAS latter may pull them down *1 n tik c .u * ^ t\ n according to BrlUak 1st,' R r i2. 9C .™R a *K w •* f'amrt".t (U»- �( ^ '•' ■•' r . ‘ f* J 1 • 4 . . ' IN THE HEART OP T H E W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION m in i .n iir n PUBLISHED SEMI - WEEKLY . • ______' _ ______ - _______ * ' r T -« . -_a. fc . ' F •• r r -v a s ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS * I N SA N FO R D — L ift I • Woith Living i VGLUME VII (■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY OCTOBER 8, 1915 iJ m \ ^ r NO. 14 % . M. C. A. :E UNDER THE THE CITRUS FRUIT IN­ ELKS HOME W IU BE CITY COUNCIL HELD PRE-ORGANIZATION C( IS TO BE MARRIED REGULAR SESSION DIRECTION OF MR. HYMAN MET TUES­ SPECTORS APPOINTED READY NEXT SPRING DAY AND FORMULATED PLANS Washington, Oct. 7.— Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States, announced tonight his en­ gagement to Mrs. Norman Galt of Washington. The date of the wed­ d in g has not been fixed, but it will probably take place in December at the home of the bride-elect. The brief announcement from the White House by Secretary Tumulty came as n surprise to social WAsh-f ington, but to a number of friends it had been expected forborne time. From these came the story of a friendship which has culminnted in a happy turn ip the troubled and lonely .life of the Nation's Chief. Council met in regular session Tallahassee*, Oct. 7.— N. 0. Penny Tho ofheers of tho Sanford lodge Oct. 4th, 1915. at 7:30 p. m. of Miami; H. D. lierry of Winter of Elks forming the corporation re­ .Present, B. W. Herndon, presi­ Garden, and W,*J. Edwards of Ocala jected all bids for the new building dent; C. H. Dlngee, W. W. Aber­ citrus fruit inspector*, spent three at the meeting held for the purpoao nathy, J. Adams, J. D. Davison and days at the capital last week jvith last Monday afternoon and decided R. C. Maxwell. Absent. H. E. the state chemist for demonstra­ to appoint Contractor George Ven­ Tolar. Minutes of the last meeting tions; instructions dhd practice In able of this city to take entire charge read and approved. the application of the United States of the work of the erection of the The Thatcher RealtyiCo, present­ standard for testing the maturity new home under the supervision of ed a pl^at of Seminole Park Subor immaturity of citrus fruits. The Architect Hutton and the building • --- -----T t ----Diviaion, which was approved and chemical test used by the inspec­ committee of the lodge, comprising Tuesday afternoon u number of lowing Mr. Hymati, Supt. Ezell tors in their work is a very simple the trustees, Forrest Lake, R. J. referred to the city clerk for signa­ young men of Sanford met -logethei made a talk and offered suggestions; onepjmd after their coarse of prae-« Holly and S. Maxwell and the four ture. Mr. F. J. Kurn alz appeared in re­ with Mr. Hyman of the Baptist after vho.se remarks Messrs. Mainfcs, tice'at the statu laboratory Became members appointed hy Exalted Ruler dud Lane made short talks fftiite oflirie'nt in its’ appUcation. The Neal as follows: C. F. Williams, W. gard to placing telephone poles. The church to talk about organizing a ;{sr>d1nr gn _ uggestions of plans for obtain- ■Inspector* ~fe?t Fri'day'for their re- ■1 Hill.’ Fred T Williams and Frank mutter was referred to the city en­ Young Men's Christian Association 43;iN>uggi' for Sartford. Mr. Hyman stated im: memhs-rship and the necessary^kportive stations to look after the !, Woodruff. gineer. that -thr'Tlaptist trustees had de- cn |■11aI to finance such a' .project. • fruit shipments that Have already^ Mr. Aspinwa II appeared and asked It wx Miss Margaret Wilson and T he building will represent an in* m lw l m * H 4 *ll lli** ojdTlafii+sU cliurcb any Migsrstfiin* rr ry to tttmt' mmu ffrom tfrr irrnTT* The* vestment of about twenty thousand 4 After-»hr many 'ttggrstfpns fr w““y?TJir'fciin Sf>rj'eC',!n tn her cousin. XTTm Woodrow.' TT.iiie^Mrrr an apjrmpmuniT to - support a t t who drew Mrs. Galt into the While] city band. The matter was post-| to a Sanford Y. M . C. A. for $1,4)0 (leaded to appoint a cofffmittee ftf Lstate. rlieinist is preparing full in- dollars when completed and equip­ sind not charge one cent of rent for tbree to draw n elnfrtctf.’ n »d ,d ,vfc*l,’l“ '!i<>,'?* with referened to tho House circle. They met her in theiP°ned to next meeting. ped and this undertaking at this the use of the lot. provided it vcim solicit cliiirler memhetsi*. and sub- * ItKtnature citrus fruit law and its Supt. Mansell i p pea red and opearly autumn of last year ami were season of (he year demonstrates that » * strtplimi* on this ehurtVr list. Whnj-'i ep|illcaliim, which will be given to the Elks have faith in their lodge so much attracted by her that they pined the placing of safety gates a used us si Y. M. C’ . A. location. This proposition sounded good to ever amount was .sul^cMhrd to up- tin ic wit hi n tin. next two or • certain street crossings. The matter ,ity at1f| thi- building will -ought her out more and more frewit- postpnneil till next irii-.-iuig the fellows as there was a 'chance ply on tils regular aitmul due- of t fi U ui-ll tlj I to- coinpii-i, d and ready for orriiThe ollleers reports were read itit <1 (o obtain a perfectly gooff t.milling ! t p 'i M ('. A., the amount ol the 1parley in tin- early -prmg * M r(ialt spent a mouth tfi-i* and the use of a fine lot for the , ffu in In- decide.I on by tin dir.-i ordered filed \ t htelir Meeting -ututK r at Cornish a- a guc-t of the - a 1f" d lodge fit- over two Iiu ii mere slim of one dollar Mote,) .,1 d ........ .. 't it t 1. I, t •>• ifie per mi- ii> i t org. -* iz • .• . t t.utg id I t . > lifo llf J It ill'- , Ide-tt lit Ugh!ei It w td■■ 1 it * ii I . r amt t in- m> mil • r-Inp as Mgiti-d r,\- i to- president and .| \ |•r• org.i,..-iii noi rummittrc was M. r. Fil I . Ill- l V ,;|e I.. ill. r • d II \ t fill II. lilt loll ii -■ tig1 the i timuey of hi- ilaughI- . oit-l a ally imreusliig and the proved |.y tin- i,r.it11• • committee t.. formed with tin- following named -re *‘ h|" liigii School nil'll' members think that there should lie i.i .lift cousin with M r - (ia lt that •tlimittee a id wlll'Clfl fj til it r 'I ft .id Carrie.l otimer- Mr II C Phillips, eht ir- tl d \ . I let idi.-r 11 Ii n -1 de| .\ 11 , ito- n i l - l o g o f s u f f i c i e n t i ! ' - 1<t.m h. tl an opportunity to e >• Mi fi..|!e M inos .. ,r. tat \ ..... to •! O • ' r • . •I •••r i>? f*>r -■g’ •t ir. •w .■I . 1 rt, 1 d ....... I liiO.lt . t.i] snow her. tjne "I the funds to .on pletc tile lAnliling onctr ai.il Mr K J. Moughion, treasurer. in* min r> t thirty -tutl< litis. Tho meeting w**sj|M.™un n.o-t interesting facts about the | Woman s Club The rhnirnian then called the 1f 'AH'* rjl'ri (led t .i tli '*pmi'!’!: II. .1 ....... - hi. 1'rof II F V t> J Ceil,enl indeed aI "Id t>v ,1 do- Won, r t |ufi field t *• • I * . t'l' l l ' 1I g -if t i l - t lulling will ■ i.cii.tc, *• to oniiT ai d -lati d i fie v. . i In rr •i *•.(*->i o .» . ■■ M " i \. m 1 In 1 ■ ! 1 III* thiit 11"' I redd, t regular tile, ling 'd ifi. •.■«-!•( 1 lli. 1 ., ii . i i t iii Sanford, a- tl will b— ..•in , i of tfir meet it g. to ill', n-s « ( f i \\)U T’ 4>f S.i -, ■ ,1lull w' .1 .1.1 ■1,1 1- .I |'r#-»t i t■It*. 1 1 -r- eho-e Mr t..i't I- ''o ir t 'ongr, gal ioh.i if ir It. w.tl an i’ \ " . til lr , || cut l i ni g i - r o o m s III t h i s plan- lending 1" (lie pi:rmiirn*i t- or I to In|i<> a iiig officer' w■ r> Thiutrr Tu* •m J. v■ 1!l ight. Mil .fiiil 1" i trat tuti and friendship lo fore ’ attend:; tfee (i t of t l ' -tu tr - r i d every detail gant/aii.n of a Young M< n - ( hriiTis't., \\„-titiLirj 1 'a Iiu i n per rrmm hi or g.i t.i/ i i i.-iliil Sp n o r ,l,|,r dnl MrI)mtiuTur ne r tir-t \u •• lor on fort of l lit- members and ttj n \ ii.i, nil inti Mr I’inllip made u»* v*'11 'll#" r I!,-, t. .1 *Th i ri' wi:1 -. ■ ,1 l T r e a H o lly I *r ■ - - lb • In n f.imilit s fifis fi.-i't. w o r k e d o u t i, 'i . i t,i widow ol a well president Idled tin eh air ill tin in .(Utle i i!t mi this bm out lining „ , .ipi r I si ml, c i. M 11, g .1r, i to . ■her of itifieri -i mu i■<-. k• t -■i + if I I tr building wi'J ht* i-r» i It-11 || J'llies malt ol V a - | |tig' ' ' ■ . sen i'll id tin I ' I'l'-M M f• 1 A t hi tc ■. ff ttire1 of i V M C V |) .I.. I. .t, i'ga|iW.i i fool 1. 11 1m |.< r ja l .iid .me good - • i .... i . i , . l i n i ' . l b y t tic l o d g n , 1a. 1 , 11i i ; i-.ir- ago * , rnv: i I Iiti-tt.11■*s * irn'.tii * il in g, .od 1 1.,. r. I . » a ill;. if Vise., «,| . >1. t n b r tin.1 -uji. r MVe l a l k « art i xpa/cd Vo i n. \ liu-mess that still dears fils was disposed "I and reports from l'..rk iiM'iiue tippositc the Dirktnn coin in unit V and the Inin h goof! j i mi 01 Inc High Si bool coach. t ui i ds -a' \ M A . a m i it ‘ (lain. '-lie fin- lived in W ashington the department ' and various i “ in lliev have Iicioi jo young men a lie .liifi|c .iml will to. i |o— to the bulk­ I i' Hut- lii'oo of V\offorii ( "I | ' v'th.t* dllt > of evist i i l i z o i i t lint l o v e in' did. Inki- from with board porch-It • her marri age Hi 1MOi yl l e is' mil tees received I win. l.ilK were 11 nicn "t fit- ad| iiamta nee Ir o g r e s s i v e cit t o tie p r e - i ■■y |«g The ti 'in fin •• heihili >1 g.i iui-s | 1., .it.-! roof garden i-tfi-ii- on thi* afio.it thirty -eight y.-ard- old mol p'.ueed upon th.-ir ttr.-l re..ding tfi* i trial.do Mr Hvlliuu til knit at In.gtli on tins or gam ui t Ion cud to pli dgg flni with tin lol'ow .(tg ii m. ,ii-t -ufe of i in- builitiiig white it w:i« Mi-- Edit h ItoHing. fiorn ml "Faitnn- M ui .m >v lull th.ct provtili The .' .... J'' ,, ................... ’ m , the butter plans of orgunizit'um anil support both linam iidly and mor.tl- Kissiminii . ml St. \uga tim will always be shady. , V, i , , ' Vt - i to-vil'e Ya . where lo r girmootl i for remuneration to aff intim-enf , . , i I He . blip In Ip that we should i,Pi ion from 1 to this movement fletnember the tin-. ; r•- practicing herd and h o p - I I hi- building will liu \e one of the a .i - -pe'it ami where her lather, person imprtMinrd ami ttieti de i-xery citizen of .Sanford, nr of Sunt-| time and tin place, 1qtpcryi 1 The to In- victorious in tlu.s sport this must dance floors possible to build, promt1 clr.red inpocent after having served William H. Bolling, was a year The following boys are as­ mole county for that matter. Fol- at re, Tuesday night, Oct. !!>lh. ■ a, the members believe in the art w term of years, and the ''BiTi Hoard nerd lawyer pirant- for the team William H'ope t ol ti-rp-ichoro and will do every­ i h i l l 1 w hit'll has as its ultiruiitr aim Captain , Harold Washburn, Joe thing possible to make the building | the abolishment of . all advertising < oiigregniiiinal Church Notes Filing, Thomas , Merydith. Collier ii i el i'(l iI'uuircupotlH of comfort ! matter upon jiUtlding* fencits,^ tri i f. -I. I la v tv ;ts a good ilet will Hr" wii. U 11•i-r \\ ii-lilui m C . .o p. , tg A tiuouii' enpint wa inw>l* ''■'I !■'" ■' -'ii" \ ill, Ilr, li.'i n M HI n 1' Hal) * lb. i ii ml- v a large Ii un lor rid |in- ex|ie.'te'i \n-il o l ' M t - W . . gi 111 11 g in lintlo t h eller mfil.ai A r fin i * r* * m- M " r->- -( * • l, t j ii g to t lie i l ub m U I ! i’ I .ill mill W mp i N|minor y Opening i■ i I In- live Ituracii t 'a - - !of ii r \ irgii Siit'lt h. . 1.a I aj i 11• l ill i» tiay At the millinery opening of Mrs. >• m.g men who desire light upon Willi.1in- limith. Kobgrt-Colib, (tscar Grace Williams, throughout tho day the questions of every day from the Itrown. Paul Ezell,T Lcsfie Hill, A l­ Killed In Aula Accident Hifile point, of view was very' much bert Fry, Percy Packaril, Mux Tuesday, a beautiful lino of fall and \vurt ’ 11)of Tirsl ~ galfp* wJIT' Tfie uinur ‘ mtttTTFry— wits— on-display:it evidence. Other classes wl*r»frdi- rsi^ived t'lnveil wiifi Kis-immee on the^liome -bowing the latest style- and shapes t reused by the rally idea on Tuesday staling that' Jesse Mor The trimmings cron d-• Saturila . . Iti-tidier*• Ittth. The in bats and toque* l to i K Society is making g<-dtl r|MM| had been killed m*ar then* in 4 * arc unusually pretty, embracing a public of the city reytiesti'd to Mr Morrison was progress The ‘‘eflteiency I it in- an a lit" ai-i nb-nt carefully selected lit e of ostrich a l t i ' d t i n - garni- a m l ;eUSmir a g e t h e pi.grt' is having marked inffuence well known m tin- nty, having nplume-, flower-. metal ornaments n Vs Miib-d here lor several yt-ars and 11 I fie young |ieople setting before jtnd ribbon. Especially noticeable Hi J *' \ enable of Jackson i mornings was so insistent fbal thi'iti a didimtc goal toward which held a responsible po-ition with the are the latest things in Colonial dnd w ho has been bolding a series | (>||ire of 1 Woo dr nil was *eIh- was a model vlllf Haplist ( hurrli Next Sunda) their efforts are leading them. It Seminole ltunk. Puritnn shapes, the latter being of revival meetings in the Presby curcti and rnorning the lm-iyoung man of most ezeinplary hab■i 10 Bible school Two hundred will do other young people great shown in p|ti«h lieaver, a severe, good to get in touch Vith ibis sym­ its arid had a large in-le ol friends 1tcrinn church this week is stirring ness men. farmers ond .vll who can ttlwi twenty four were presiml last sedate rroncl of our Puritan nnceapathetic and world wide Endeavor who will mourn his untimely death. the hearts of the people and each ; spBre twenty minutes gather there Sunday. Thirteen new teachers and f .' t u i i H tors, moil appealing. 1*hc cute afternoon and night the church is j to hear the word of God. . These One ol the sad features' of his officers look their phiees in the movement. packed with people anxious to h ea r; lectures are so interesting that the school which is perfectly graded, little three rornrred Colonial is par­ Sunday, Oct. 17, is Every Mem­ death was that in December -of this the message that this forceful speakroom hardly holds the men in the Como next Sunday anil witness the ticularly entrancing. especis?ly in ber Canvass Day, and overy church year he would have been married to Miss Daisy Betts qf ibis city ct brings to this city. mornings. It was not thought pos graduation services fioni deparl- the tlug colors'so much the fashion member especially is urged to plan this full The ostrich made hat Mr. Venohle Aius won the people sible to hold the morning meeting ments. and bad made' arrnngemcnts-.(ur \ to he present that day. by his earnest appeal to their judg­ on Saturday on account of the rush 11:00 The pastor will speak on the shown in blrck and cereae is a novhis future home in Sanford. And on Oct. ,'Jl the^mdatiing and cltyjnost becoming to youthful faces ment by the plain explanations used, of btuiness hut the men sny they subject "God's Interpreter."fl The funeral occurred at his old program of Congregationalism will and will find it ready sale. Another by his undemonstrative demeanor will get away from business long 0:30 Jr. H. Y. P. U. Mrs.Gnlhe set forth, so that any who- may home in Barberville in Volusia coun and hy his * interesting lectures enough to have a gooff meeting to­ chell, leader. quaint style, though entirely mod­ desire to know what the Cmtcrvga- t y today. He leaves a sister, - Mrs There are few men in tint ministry morrow morning and the servu». 0.30 Sr. B. Y. P. U. MissMiern, n­ Is tho torpedo shape in velvet ttonal church stands for m a y fit- '.Pjtul K f|,ly of ,li,! today that- pan drive these truths will he Field as usual. and felt Now and lovely noVc(tien — u. n ■ . . . . , .L . s.. « rn t i< la a t n f i i nie-Stewnrt, President. reive light. We have a positive^and neae'tt living' reluHve in this state home in the same I'tiimtkVt like man­ for the small girl or hoy, and a com­ -Mr. ,Vemil.lt' wi l l be here Sunday ( 7.30 Preaetfing. The second In a No particulars have been received t onsiructi ve program, adapted to ner used by Rev. Vepablc. ami preach 'tat. the morning and series of uddrosses on Stories from plete slock of infunt caps, are to be* in this city about the accident that present day needs and stripped of Mrs. The meetings were held in tlu«4 evening services and. Dr. Hrownlcfl tho* N»w Testament. Subject, " T h e found at moderate prices. all narrowness and hindrances to caused his death. Presbyterian church at 3:110 and will occupy tho pulpit of Rev. Ven­ Wiles Williams carries also n largo assort* and Marhinatidhs of the Mr. Morrison was. on bis annual personal and collective advancement. 7:30 the first day, hut ’ the ijemnnd able in the Riverside church at Devil." ment of. Richardson's art goods, viiration front the bank at the time As announced elsewhere. "Soft for Mr. Venable - to speak in lh*> JarksontdlfpV*~“ lace* and other novelties. There is • . . . Upsides the addresses hy Rev. Mr. 4 Tires" will be the subject for con­ of tho accident and was „v killing also a nice variety of shirred rib­ Hyman there are many other fea­ in Iowa. The catastrophe happened TTT> sideration at the night service. A tures of the Baptist services which bons and fur trimmings. It will bo while be was riding from Sydney to Michigan C-cIcry Had Dry Sundays In Chicago big welcome to all. Mrs. W!'ojr.nu,’ po!i<^' lo cater to attract the pcopfc. Council Bluffs in an uutomobile trip. Celery growers in, other parts o f i1 ChicoRQ,'Oc$V'7.— Chicago for the r . . j p . . . ,-Oc$,'7.— I the Undo at rnodera.Lu pHr* . She is _ T' ‘ • 1 are - You ■ * also, invited to nttend• * the country have their troubles an I first time'*in- fo'rty-fou0 years ------ will ‘he Speaking of Fogg r \ too we'I known In Sr r for f business these set vires. Welcome! Methodist Services ■ , v* . wel 1• ns tho Sanford growers. is f dry next Sunday, circles to need m'introductlc.i to the The (lrange County Citizen has u You will be met at tho door of said that the Michigan growers Tire public having bcejillu burine a her» Tho-ordiycitbat 1,15*2 ealoons, cafes cut of N. If. Fogg of Altamonte in the Star Theatre with a hearty wel­ having troubles of their own tilts Eustift Votes Bonds for n number 6f y t r r j . ^Icittified and*'gardenia; where liquor is sold the last edition and the following come next Sunday." Eustis, Oct. 5.— Eustis today d e ­ s'ASstm on account of the wel weather with h r is Miss Winifred Smith. shall obey the Illinois Sunday closing write-up of this geninl gentlomnn: cided nt the polls hy u five to one The Sunday school at 9:45^-*- and, various diseases that threaten Attractive little souvenirs in the "Originally an electrician in Roa- rijuti for everyone. School better or­ the crop. The following report from law will go Into effect-at 12 o’clock vote in favor of issuing bonds for ton, Mr. N. 11. Fogg mine to Orange ganized than over before. Big men’ s Lansing will he of inteicst to the Saturday night, it was announced sixty” thousand dollars to construct form of gilded curd cases were given tod ay...N o liquor will he permitted n system of sewerage grid hard -'sur­ visitors to the opening on Tuesday. county, Florida, in 1884, locating In dwuj. local _gro%pra: , . * to he sold, nor given a'wny, between faced streets. The vote stood one Altamonte Springs. The woman’ s class had el ection of Michigan’s greatest in­ that hour «nd 12 o’clock Sunday ( hu„ drBj anff „ ix in faVor. of the lsBroke His Arm * H e gave attention to orange g r o w ­ officers at their class meeting on dustries threatens to he ruined, us a iX V ntght. Fronk Giles of the firm of Irwin Fine prospect |eguj t a f the stunt disease which is sue. twenty-one against. The town ing and expreimenting along various Tuesday afternoon. Tlie elating order read to the city M wild over the victory, as three L Giles had the jnisfortune to break agricultural and. horticultural liqes for s gr4at time .this winter killing off the celery in many por­ The pnsjor will prearti nt both tions of the state. Kalamazoo, one council by Mayor Thorp previous issues have been defeatAd. his arm op .Tii«|day, y hilc cranking with signal success. night came ns a shock the auto delivery Wagon of the firm. Contrary to some Investigators Mr hours on'Sundny and will he glad to of the biggest centers for the growing IjiUsrest*. C o y n s^ o x /tW H re W v r*' • " S o f l Tires The arm was badly splintered and Fogg believed In letting the world have every' mftnltejr -in his place, of celery', is suffering greatly from the disease and many of. the celery Awtoc,istiaiT>Uri<*txnc(nl thaf a nigob- *I«,the.subject for. consideration next it will Ifc several months before know the results of I\is labors and for taking part in the servicqp. - '•-.. A short conference of the members bods thcro cannot ho cut this fall*. l^'.V 'X 'J n trfe sU *o u ia ;hF"sundny night, 7:30, at the Con^fe- Frank is able to present, his smiling years ho was a valued correspondent “ order, .which, gationnl church. It will ho the pricat the conclusion of morning sercountenance to the customers again ' Added to the stunt ■ disease, the °f tho state and county' papers, * * " . « _ -*± . (rmnll Heal application, from the angle of and wrap up package*. His ma.py wet weather has caused much 4>Hg to infect tho fields and -tbi*’ dfWasft ™ - . i - p i n r ' . - v j . ; . . : ^h«. nutoist, of.n great truth to life. friends arc sorry to learn of the ac­ serving to ruin those beds whiih 1 1t. is intlrrtsted thsl s' -flght, wdultj fjdod music and hearty welcome cident that will incapacitate him on i. \. >i*-i« . . ....... o i ,k __ ____ i the avo of the winter rush of bust* SANFORD NOW HAS A POPULATION SUFFICIENT TO SUPPORT A WANT WILL BE SATISFIED-OLD BAPTIST^ TO BE BOUGHT FOR ONE p O LLA R -l^ Us : FREE. S: m }' REVIVAL MEETING STIRRING SANFORD; BIG ATTENDANCE ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IS CROWDED ATbj£ EACH SERVICE— SERVICES HELD* 3:30 AND 7:30 P. M. DAII.V ir: ,r '- m b. : .4. • » *<■- I-.*' V /• % "T* ... . * Z,1 J ■■f - A •?*-* : : .. i: m ' > • ,‘i w v v - ; ’ ' -I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, October 05, 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/40efe77172ef4b56485178ec47177075.pdf 4fb59b4d446553bfd7a28971f796e919 PDF Text Text ’ * h b m v- • -•. ^ • t- p ^ bi HR **; * 4 • l” ‘ ‘ » . - - - . ■' y. E e r, SUE^r P A G * rO D B *. ' * • ♦ 2- < :-/ 4 ^ = T l . f T # ’—■ T“ .* T O T SANTOKO HERALD ■T—*■*- OCTOBER I . I l l s , ;i\ > A ll CfOtl ’wtoj *. HL, *- for tk# garmm*** corporaHon shall ha adapted * t t k e * r * l ■aanal meetiai of thee lock holdecs. ear special aseetln ( called fer that puipoe* f’ntUa board of directors shall has* bee" Ar.t duly choern by the etockboldec*. the bueiaesa of the said csscparatlon sbaU be roaducted by tbe following earned pereonl and officer* ft J. Randolph Appleby, Jr., f*"*'*'61 , Kethertee R. Nortoa. Vice President Anselm I’ •Anderson. Secretary Anselm P. Anderson. Treosurer. Temporary by-laws may be adapted^by | ntil lthe first anoust mr*-110f said sttrers uatD of the stoeaholderv *. The me best amount of IndebtedIS** or liability ta which this corporation shall ^ All Local Advertisements Under at any time aubfect Itaelf to « Three bun- This Heading THREE CENTS i dr*d fifty thousand iJMO.OOO.' 7*. The VamlTtad^rMl^nce* 7 names sad reeidence. of ». the aub- (JnC For Each InHCtlion. MitlilUQg) erribera ribers to ta thee* articles cf ef Incorporation. r , «- r Cd>n(fl. rV n ffl legcTber with the amount of capital sub- U i a r g e WHU) scribed by each are as fallows Aaaetra P. Andereoa. IMfi-«l*l • Broofl>n. N. Y.. 100 ekarea common stock M eharws preferred etoch. J. R a n d o lp h A p p le b y . J r . * « S ' , „ A ’ Perth Amboy. N J . 1 s h o r e common stork. Katherine R Norton. 1*1 Pelrelew Are. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING • BUDGET O P O PIN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU - I A ND M E .” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN ITA CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. MHE’LL PRENT 'EM " —SO SAYS SAUNTERER. park evenings and listened to them, and it would take mighty strong financial interests to make me live in a town that could not. or would not support its band. , "0 1 l)«jjj|efij to the community.” As the community' fi~madi! up of in­ *[ I see by the papers that this is dividuals. so snything affecting the the hotteel summer that we kave individual affects the community. experienced in twenty-fire yean and There is in the human breast that I a n well beliere it for if I erer get which demands amusement, enjoy­ any hotter than 1 have this summer ment, refcxation, and if we cannot the other place below will be a preget it at home we are going from cooling station to me-. home to g e t i j j ^ . • • • * The Lyceum and Chautauqua, ^ That Sunday school day was a ever alert to help and up&ft, has great stunt and should be practiced many organisations * that are se­ quite often. I understand, that all cured in the usual way to fill this the churches were filled I ast Sunday desire. This means more progress, and the attendance was a record for we are now setting up musical [ breaker. If these tame people that standrads. Is there a financial side attended last Sunday wiM keep dp , . . . , . , . , , to this question 1 es, two of them the gait l he churches will f>e nl led | t ,.___ , ___„..r* We all believe in advertising our every Sunday town Look at t ’ hirago Her pub­ lic spirited citizens finance not only «r Some of the ladies will edit the grand opera and symphony con­ Herald on Friday. October fifteenth certs for the winter, but also an im­ and i hope they light on some of the mense band for the summer # One evils of the day and raise rain with of the reasons the$* do this they say everything that need, it The Ift- ' jt that f'hi>-ago ma> l,.-- ad'ertiwd die-, arc unafraid and ihe> ought and placed in the front ran,. to be able to .tif up enough ! u « Welt if a band i* good fur f'F.tto k«-p Moll, and Ha ■*,♦•• h.*;. for *g" *• •: a week -fier the. la •. FOR SALE * Nothing about the postoffiee this week u yet and it will probably go by default because there U no one that really wants it. Did I hear any one say anything? '■ ■* ■ ;' v W >» Mk,' eon' ill* ft*I f ' # J J e re e y ‘PRETTY MRS. SMITH," AT THE STAR. FRIDAY, OCT. 8 B U LG A R IA N P R IN C ES S ES ItG A L ADVf B U S IN G V J .. 1 share com m on s to c k . A‘ '*■ “ ' anselju r. a n o e b j o n J. RANDOLPH APPIEBVJr KATHERISK R NORTHS Wltoess: N. Rsjmoad Itselrr Slats ef Ns* York *• ■ Couaiy of Ns» York .J, K. Raymoad Heater, a notary public in and far tke etate and rwualy nforeaaid. da hereby certify that Anselm P. Aadersaa, t. Raadolpk Appleby. Jr., and Katbertne R. Norton, who are to me well knowa. tkte day appeared before me. and eeeerally for themeeleee acknowlodjed that they iipied the fotrtetat articles of jnrorporattan and tbs accompanying ootiro for the ute aad purposes therein stated. — la Witaeoe Whereof. I haee hereunto eet my ktfid and #»il of offlf* lbl« 2l»i day of S-rpte mt*f. 191$ i Tk# isBdortinted h •a tk# ITIk day o( Octcb-qr. A D. 191$, Notary Kir.rt Cn at t*n o'Heck a. **i , or aa aooa tWrvaftrf .. ,k.w __ a a, a .a „ --- ,----COfUiCOt# in etpirei NV» Yofk rat&Bliiion Vfar •* 3Q, ,e' 151 m ik*; f»a b* t *»rd. ll*y «i22 »ppijr to N® !$*• ** Park Tat fa B 11*T of tkaIIooofBbJ# «<at« of Florida, k ril. » ofBca. la tkor w * apit of batUtaf af b«(/l itatt, ta tkw my cf Tallakit *-**. foe l^ttara pms*at. laror- t M ASTI! H ?» H%Ll. ft I f it' r porati&f them. tb*ifiMcc.i'.n and i&r-| t eder and t p virtue nl * *!• Into abody politir *?id cer^ofatc rloaure and «a!» rendered H* f 1. BC» *Llr in d*v«jaad in ?•» uider tk# nans# ofJudf* of tk* Seventh 1 rr*•* * afford Intrf ftiltenl V• T^ooTT^f^TTlT# tT* TTn^Tx trw» t orapaty a&dtf tk* ft 1« »',*,£ ebaiter and ckaccary •uting in a raftam cap* ' r; *•' arurlea at iororp<o!t.t, the anneal ol P*a4fa|. nkeiBin Tb^ Ili/aek l umbrf ( omvhxfl will be so fit* liv tk» offlr* at thr MEjr Li romplaiaant and W, W. Brady and •ecredary ef ital. cf and state of Florida. E. fc. Ilrady atm dHendaiTl*. the undrrijfn tl tk# city sf Tsliataue dsr.:| the um* rd. a-* t rl at Riilrf m rKinrvfj nlM '•IUTk I fy la* lor »fc* publication ol ifcss •#U tc Tie k»gb«r and L*-*? 1 Jd** *»*k. G„Of*. , in front o! t he rtturl btry*** •!» • f if» s» ^ A.wl** F tr d m .. fondL Fin-rida. during: tL» y j boar* *»!*• ; h 1•• •**, >r. r tp P ie t, Jf ob U on i i > S n ■. Va u f t l # ;# -•*■ * ■f ns tif# ci \ftlB B For Sale— Ten teres of the b«t liigh hammock land, west aide, outside corporate limita. Half i3 cultivation 4 years. About 2$$ large pines on other half. All fenced and ditched. Quarter mile of ■hipping stations and First St. Pw. feet drainsge. $1350.will buy it if sold within ths n e jt 10 days, worth$3000.00. See 'owner# *207 French, avenue. 11-tf For Sale— Good horse and wjfon, N.cheap BAY UONI> H L.HEATER. DuHart, Sanford Ate. ft-tf For. Rent Furnished a part menu',] fur light housekeeping or b*-d rooirx (inoit location. 302 Park A\> v-tf People read these ad*. You m . . ., t]oinK ^ HOIA. 18^ Rtl tft tfeu this column? Have you something ta ad. l-lf f . .r * " t «*t* l • f * ' ?t • 1 * »r* ■ \). 1 !' ; - *• *>’ 1 1’ " • , ‘ » i •* ”f * * f. B T * Hi d « £w# * Jj # d F 1* 1 • "■ a If " »t jf f f t - » » • •# 1 * t * e *<. e g’ f ■ *■*; ■ * ■» - «t 9 f > or 3a \ h' * p f tl *'" * i l e m p 1# -1 Tie ■- ' a 1 i. # #& a ll M P »*>r wJ «■rr ** • 1* -g A* i s A* • % #ma l j**r <»?:»m jr I* 1"i+|*Hr.m tr’s C ity . In Witness Whereof, we ^ete hereunto set OUT tsods this list dsy ol September Iwilr V*1J***r rnn • V*.' • * h*- •• JV* •* ' tf * about a r u m w«'h****l *• * *ir.<1 i «j * ri> oiu? ha»J .t * ?:*• I Itefie.ve that it would be a grout hn<1 n« T h• 111%* « 11h t ht i*a ?i r\ 1 ( ol. !• a’ ttli’l*' f•»r -^n ■ ii) » iff A *' ),4*li| O w d L e a * A S * \ * * T * | (• ford - it t * j ] 4 \ all 1 tfli f*J.'* ar*' rt»p at t * t hat U;.:. d f '! at»o **-\*r»l gifl* lb a.! •hnriJrS l:j# tr: ubl* ' O‘A ’ Thi *r ho. ,| 1' the ;-J v»- * ** a ■j 1 I ill » rirri i-t th. . t.it-lr. • To fit * * *r* «'m*i •r * * * t% carfNTt iiicmi « f. sli * \ * # 11*4 re V t’» a * •r J -O 11* B ' • ■ '. • , . • ' * ii| | • i r : nr m *a e m- . r* l ! t>ft # y ......... * . -1* *f i M nr;-ffj i'Unt.a ure fine, true to niE| runted $2 1-* t '• • .is l.irrj (!'■• (e ! ■. >aru--..f.t } . Itc L*i*w# •- Ft -j.gl Gm « M U l Ml N| t Y• r t >• t b*> * .1* ' •* l» uj>!.on*l -s if 11#-* cif thit )##• \ '»' l i u « 4 t■»!U- *- • .st* i a^rt* celery farm fivt •t of Sanford, l llouw pdfO on, hart Fickoa ian w e jr ' ' '-ktlf ■»L u W Mill.f.erd. D i !'itp &o c, « o ♦ > * * ♦ ♦ * < y # * * * * t FOR RENT MsnuFir* 4ft ♦♦♦♦♦ j **•* fcfid |PBrr»i, t M* - • • * # » • - . TO |,e* co- » j, c» Ah'* !<■** r r-*w M|t sp . < V -1 ,1‘ ' ■*' A! *’.t I'l tr U • e-wHfT.all' *f. of : , *ir e#-w mch Sen \ . 1 i«he t ritnms a, -"s* I’nuni f.*M \. *. u » • '■■d t p p j •"» r fc • B t * * *- . *•r ■* •* * *1■ at ' JV*■ t<j » ' That 1* V * '*••• M. . a -f d»»c- *. >n 1pd ! e.y H f ‘ MICI )l M 1 », p t , * « * t rt p’ *«J an! L 'i-m r' **• : - s : •* ^ * ’ * 1r> %*<l j'.ar, la, t Sim » hat i« thr ot hrr rtnanru! pbofogniph of til** Prlnr^SJ n-artutan urin| ?uf;.owi and Iat ;ft» na*/ aprt 11 •!*** % l i- Kent Furnished :<•< ri : i>o ■>ori juar. . . . . . ,, t#r.afkr#, .spiral,on «»d '©edartlBr of * t h* ft J ffof^r "anfcifd f- a • Mayor T br a * b*r i* f >ou u trr*-*' * it h m ** tkat fa deft) and h*r equjkllY attract l ui rra. t lht, tt,.pr. mUnTl ff>, >K* %T^tl ! e (.1 mil;. Modern ropt!*nmt. aldr’ ! fr % K a f<\a rt 1 <fii • -1' ^ *»f a g * ter bufM11 tit n -M r’ *umA Mr; if the ti.vrid !•* a good financial arguU \( Hi) !■**• ar f * 1 ir a » ria.ii aistfr the Princess Nadejda -f n-#rrbandi»w ir^durt* md m»ur j l rein i[ A Ve U*'tp M 11 f l a i l ) ^ * n ! t r I. I - 1 and for thr ^rodurtsofi and Bibufartvfr and run strong for some time andj mpnt for a town wouid it not t>e (right) as they appeared In the gar­ of Ifr, rlrrtfint; and for thr lyppifisf of 1‘roelr* Hank. Sarfr*»d, HaT N II Gar nrr Salford /!%• F'»r Rent Two nice unfurmthed then»|ow ut’ . Some time *inre he was |a wiM- move to he'ji ttiat bafni den of their fathers palace at No­ ■ atrr. t« build. »if)uf*rtufr. pufrha**. ThtN y w.I.on -d; f . '*»** or mi hot wimp art)gig# and to aetl, !i ird (i"'zt rooms, with h>’ h tr.l rm, llulgartaTho Pnucei* Ku stirred Up about the depredations financially’ n n C f ‘ SS F- y J i » a «# o »' ®t h * t » 1 to J I ■ (»***•* of and to 7. VI Kailtff, Sanfor ,I > * R ft Rourti, Sanford f » doxla was horn tn IS9R an*i her Bis ; ,4)u:F *i' (J »J**f«t* aftd maintain, or licr-na# _*07 French avenue II tf 1"I let of the English » p * rT,,w'' and had thej We have shown in tin irord i»tc®Ikrn to o^rai# refnfe' at or rmr Jin**, and V F P u t t on \ • t*-r was tsern the rear following They » r « and *m ■ '■ »»» * i u i p i r * M a & 1 s u p p l i * * of Hoy Srout? kifl them It -■ ared 11j kfinw r !»* ■ n d k »> * -1 *r • ; • ,, * * * * * 1 * 11a ' -'' #a r a ' ' h•- f• Two nicely It* hftVB t ma■* brof h•*ra. { ’ rnan Print f* * ' k * ^• »* * »r • *M mr*« far the [*,.•* JSs’. ' ■•* -i * t 1 l‘ „ . . II « | ' ' 1*1’ *i • ■‘ I' ’ r .ettl | i ,nftfs or ■' hr' * #"|.JFt I, tl.* 1>1 hot wn" twins now iTit*ni; une yc-un old. an*t . * . ,, r, , . . rf „ f t , mr i 4l, |pey Air t-s< h I>r th» rg.-;r a 1d l . .. r .1 1 >. rnnrn Cyril, hofti Jo I Tbelr *,f*^ *r" * t ■ t* *' i » *r. j!«r tur * -I ifitdr#. e t . ,4 <'.tie rni-tl PC' h 'a«»* ■ t h l j p r c a n -f f * * a / J I want Ma.or Thra»her * *v« the •it*. », * t* 'I ( '■ ->l 111. Another now dead, wav Maria LaruHe, rc -•r bu*ir*-a ar 1 io ****«»# kardl*. *htp \ .. ttp policeman hil 1them ofl in t he e>entngs instruments to get t)ie band -tarted. daughter of tlube Uohert of Parma f.ri ■rd an.l l*Eh » « , «1 . *rl tho 7it h '!»/ « I a.in.n-;., IBO A .bII II J l _____ _ of _ | 1____ tby _ m*f rfeanfiiiw »n<l d****** frttgfet until they are exterminated We and from a few public spirited nti- Their stepmother was the Princess l*P‘f ot by t i W ; to purr bo.*#, or otWrwiMi I* HART. W anted Gentlemen roomers at J Notar V' ruMir want Mayor Thrasher to run not Zens,,t who*- hands are in their E ^ n o r e of Reusa-Koatrltz. who dtw *rqu»rr. to fnsnQfBrtur# prnduro. rr»r\rt, St union’s. 13-5tp M y fomraiifiAi; njiiret ^unr I’M * r pr#p«rr for f»»rkrt. ##.41. jn trv<j df*4| rt#i*." only the qunjLnl- iniltL.iiul^kht enUrc pnrVFrr TnrKT of rtw ttrnr- and 7 - ** Hmiriahwl hwTTlf Tilh h y R r l O r * ! ^rtzir-rzzT~p>«>Ti~rrr?r rrFry TTY^~Vna rflDUop tfifi In ill iri,fite of hnute work In the Russo-Japanese war For Rent Store* and roomt uJ mile and kill thcs*> sparrow of! unt I r ,le t he > get the 1ea >t "f 1h< her antl tforr.fiijr u»# i n>f fuitsumpUan ta r«p O r p i n Bt r nl l*f ihr i i r r l m Rt-thnp bio, k Thatcher lt> - l> tW| i**1 !*' »P‘l m11ni • n p.ar atr«c hcm.,»#a in4 they are gone from here I “ 1 ar .1 ' fit* from 1 'ieir • t(»ndltur*'i -r-iw ranBinc *• •„* i„„^ $.rosturt. of all 11tf a rf!s nr,4 all iff mIm * f bggtebi,|,| or ff*n from of *'t|^-rienir ll.^T if* INDIAN MOUND HAS STORY *ti V* life M r. ■* i js# *n «1 r.n.uff p1 ir end \ m t* g > , t * l.ipf «>r*1 r»| * rtie iirst rur.« of the f.t'l ra m In col ban*l good lor a rommur.it ^ * *' ■*'« - '* tr *J »ril nr b|L r t ■ l *#■ tl. 441 Fo li.-tit Cottage J MuJV2: n ■A* H »#* ; * D* * » ■ T ’ he tifO (I«rf. of t- ) j i r m f u r t i paign in the - If. office* will *' r.r t ie A « orllTTUIMl > Ther, wr . r if J. J’ Archeologists Will Mike E*cavation» r*.**f D DIJ •P t ***• * *-> '* " 'I* s#4n,ji 4# «! in \ 11 «f <S11ion a 11 1i * ■ l ■ • N i ■;.> !.wll> tr-i* the , ■«■> ! '*'i •» .g""d ’ iriai . u na-i’Tj.'-'vv* *vara(* e »1 « ;. * f i t # r# *l prop in Order to Stud/ Lives of . fired 4 I.'I Ut|Ir»* I » , f MI » '* i , ' 1. >r It -tit I »« Mr.* Nl,r>kp i n ■ provision* im fur N K , '* h e*-! lu n 1 ) 1 ■ • Ancient Race. taken some of the prospects will an-* i i a community Institution1 | 1- v , i i . l u n i i , . i «ju p^*#*i t; liv or th# « hirtrr or ^»-lavi of 29 Fail T •lUHgvtr# 1\f— Mod-1 h.. hi,., gerillemen in private fatnn;*»*i f«»r$.vfsln.h In Kvy. sell , ntl ’ d*ll f* not lew *>f mtrr t(i‘ri, nounce soon There will !#*• nothing take from ihe taxes fund* to make, t » l. 7 -.„ , , 4. If. __ .1.1.. I, L..„„,i*,l JSfff I i"f i f *i* h t-f t bt« « f i 4 tn W r - . c o r p o r a - j . , . f m .'A i T , . . ,-rn J(, rt-onalile Phone Atlanta. Oi Lr L 0, Hardman i• Irtnt'*-* doing in the mayor’ s rare for the> and keep a park, juu furnish the t inrj in b<>rdi nt,<\ Inane *#^ur#-5 by ' , A * t f , , . r 4 ' 4 " O-' t . or * 11-.-, Itoo* on ro.l pro^rly «oo*rtt-»'l ' I - . -1 , ■ all tt-cm to l«- afraid of J L) Davi­ benches, you build a band »t*nd | woat up to his Nacoochee Valley |o carry on lb# button** ef purchieing. «l Sanford, Florid* «#n IL* |11h j t Fur Rent Four room lOitift. farm recently, to superintend the rr.BButsrtariof. srqoijinf. Kptdin*. ovninc N o i r r a h r r . 1 91$ son or else they are so well satisfied and you j»ayea caretaker, all from! flftiainl nifR*i a* wiUi^'a $8 00 per month in ailvnnce U.H.| work preparatory to the excavation of (BeMeiriB*. pl»<lri>f. r*»rtB*. aollin*. »»Jrrrjr Brtiov, of Wrk>wf*y f’londg that he suiu them sufficient. There the taxes »nd ir>n*frrt(n(. in»wilnf in. irsdDavis, 1002 \V Fimt St. KMtp HI'i11 1*1IIman, ctf U #ki* ■, Flr»ridla an Indian mound which possesses an •ifnint oif it*l (trollBg 1 b rood,. **fn, m or*koitt .may be something doing in this rare II. II ^ILanlrcr, of Sanfcrd. Floridi di— >nd proport), of *t*r; kind *n>l d*oNow do what is right and put in Interesting history. lolhfi t*o rtf', of Sanford, timid a rription. tnd rmrryinc on so> os* or morn )>ul the rfvAl^c* #rc 'Urn and DaTi- an appropriation each year for $600 Furnished rooms at Stumonkj There. Nacoocbe*. an Indian prin­ o( 11-Stp KUKlEHT rf'HAVls, tk* * hot. lu*ir.e*-o* nr .njr eihrr b»«K#f later son will just rantw around I the to $8 0 () or more, ret uside for the cess. was hurled, and tradition bolds n»»» rotb-rt-1 ,h-r-nr1rk. *• m»p b*. snd $1 25 per week anti up 315 L| ,k* *it*Bi. Mfrriitod b* tk* law* of tbr* 4 track to show the people how h* band that they can hire a competent a fascinating romance connected with •to 13-5IP tat*, and a* lull and with all tk* gnim Notlt* of t split allow for I* , l»**d 1 ndrr F’ourth St tkat t h* law* of tbia Mat* ronf*r upon rduld have run with some opposi- director or teacher, buy new musiv her life and death S*rll** H I af lb* flrnrral Slalotr* to r.rry on bu*in*aa within Notira la hereby #|y*n tha, llarrrrt J Archeologists, representing a New r«r(V),Mion,. F’or Rent— Several nice offit* ■sion. The. aldermanic ticket will and get new uniform' once in a or without Ika atata ol Florida aa may b« Jarock*. purrkater af Tar (ertifira,* vj P I York museum, will f cxchvatA tjie and tn IH* **,*nt p*rm>lt*d by law also be slim as the ordinary men of whiled in . dated tk. lad day .1 j„n- \ ii i»ti rooms over in w e lls. Enquire n. *d V Tb* am ount of raniut *to*k of tht* ba* filed a»id rertifirai* ,n m* nfbee and V , , ,.*i *, r* . in ururr order to maka a aLiQBi^it scientific • ., mound muuuu iii m maaa 32-tl affaim^are afraid to take this job rorpoiallon aKail (- trB. kundrr-d and fifty haa mada appllratlon for ta* dead to i.. j* * LO What a boon t o ‘ a town is a good! Itllllr n/.',hp |Uc> of lhc %hlcb rhou.aod detlar* IlSOOtH)'. dlvldrd Into In areordsnre with law Said certilirat* -----------------2 bat promise* so much work »pd liand Stand, well lighted, well trained once Inhabited that section of the OnV ihousand ft** bundr*d t,f.00| *kar** kmbrace* the follosini deernl.eo propar’ y. Knr Kent or —H oum» on r»H fc ■* . of , h* par *a!u* of ,»»* hundred dollar* alt acted in bemieol* i mmi). fVbylda. cussing and no psy It would be a band, new clean uniform.' The har­ country Ir, the years ago 1100 eaoh. of shirk <in* thousand I0U0I »U H#f 2$ frwi Bn! of tb# SF nr l.ut ’* ffd*tto AvC- W J ThiCW'H lOl'^ goqd thing for some of the kickers mony that they will unfold, to that of, the total par value of Or.* bun- j So* i i . ’ Tti 10 S, It ;v y; , uni S ^ 11M ft ______ The utensils used, thefr war para akare* tl*#d tHriLi•artd dnJUgrv •h»J1 l«r roifimon N 1$ « SB'S $& ft Vi, t$<* fi \ 1UH1 ar!<I*’ knocker* against the city" gov­ community and the wealth of mu­ pben.atla. aaJ. even the skeletons of < **o#k. And riv* h«R.ir#d WKI» .h.re. of ft. K m9»9 tl e r n m e n t to take this job fo» one sical productions will more than pay Ihe peoples burled there, w ill 'afford tl»» lolal por kr»lu# of Fifty thoutaad Bol­ Tbo >atd land being w***u*d a, th, date K“ r Kt,nt T W0 acr,n ‘ n,Pr0 *\ tin f So,000) ihtll l»# preferred gfock Ol the I-U.»r. Cf *urb rertidr.tr m th. land, all tiled. Cash rent Clo*e «*-■ t term and save the city, They are for every dollar invested Interesting research work nam # «f W II Snort Un!##* •*>.! r#Mif» TK» preferred thill h« rolitUd to B l * F.nqture Arnerts Uailier Shop . Always spouting .about how they AH tho inter estVi* ejea ration a will i»^ tliwidend of not c liihibfwltnf M i r a purr rent rat* ihaii ir redeemed acrntdiBf tn .# p#r rrnt In in; apf jriif. »hich 4)*i- la i deed will tnu* t i e r , on on th- J 'th da — could give thp people batter servict • • l „,I -hflll dmd ihill l-v nofi.'umuUiue, and niyobli of Ortofer. A !> I»IJ>. . * W ltne*. m , b (final *H r.lu r e and . . . I 1 " f R ent T WO U n fu rn is h e d AT 91 LIKES HARVESTING j € tx \ of tk# nrl earplug, K#for# any dividend ... awd yet these same kickers have ‘ I ii pi Id upra (hr cotnrr.nn at&fk tbia th* i:ih day °f September \ [■ ju j. up one llicht: separate entrance, n^l It stands today never held lh« job of alderman. Tk# holder* td'ik# pr#f#rrwd Block shall , Kansas Man Rides on the Rods to Llerh l lycut! Court Seir.itiul* , u FI* wdter, etc. F’intt location, Oil * c«*8 In rjuwr of liquidation or diiiilytiaB of the There is one man in thia town in . bY Js^. C. Roberta, IJ. C. i ^ ccrjAof *UoD, Wfort in; amount ihill be Reach Farm Job Prom- ner. Address P; O, Box 693, T1-T»aa-5tr to lb# ho!d#r* «f t h# foim ot itock particular who Is the champion WOMAN WORKS IN TROUSERS paid Ised Him. I3-2IP L# lo I*# paid lb# amount paid up ford. F'lorida. “ __ A -'•.luiocIter ° ! Knockersville and if he of tb#ir •bar#* hut shall noi (larllHpiic - ' ■' Nolle# lo rr#dtlar* *&> Hitplm •***-t>* aft#r poyiif ol! ih« I d Court of tb# County jludfr. >'#minair Vtty only allow his name on the tick­ W’ fcfilta, Kati.— IVter Coughlin la Attired Like a Man, Miss France* tebold •( tba pud up capita], County. Stat# of RortHa C adero.of Pennsylvania Runs <> et I will support hiirr*V»ith all my' hard at work In the harvest • fields, *Tk# holder• of tk# common md preftf- 1n r# l.-Btat# of k!Itcab Annt# Yonp 76-Acre Farm. r# e | 1104 * 1 $ lha!| bi'# rquil votinf rifbl^* D il creditor*, l#fat##v liitirihut##* ar.tl •» family and my wife's family and despite his ninety-one years, and likes * " TKo <ipiu! •fuck ubill be paid for In ill priwi, havlni rlaim* acainat *a:d aataiei. then some. But he israfraid to try It. He so wrote to W. M. Woods, lavfut men#/ ol th# United Statn. nr rnal sadTt-qufrodTC* fou' hereby Dotified Z ConnellavUte, Pa.—Perry lownsblp ..................................... ot pcrional.property of the vatu# equal to 151■.Ecl■ oblch Jfay, or or the Sedgwick It. So mqch easier to sit in front superintendent eithet of you, may ; , it# par vilu# of th* iitek ia«u#d in t|has a woman who goes about her work County Home here, after reaching have m in t lb. eat ala of M tlr’ a h A bb ,'. of the atore and kick than it is to get In a genuine mannish way. She la rharf# or pa>m#nf ihrrtfrr, ton per c#nt Great Bend where a Job bad been into the game and save the country. Miss FTancea Cadcro, aged twtnly promised him Alone she manages a 76 sere farm. In Coughlin - has * son In Tonkawa, Y The following well written edi- Okla. bul refuses to accept aid fern eluding ihe care of alt hor**** and sev •• ttirial wip fujnished the Valley (J»- film Thoj> 1*1 man •n um el the name eral cowa - u lv a c r l, Will of Vtilrah Ann-* This spring she put out ten acres Sereto .halt he paid in lawful money of j Tuy, »le aeUe by one of our readers, who j>e- of Joseph'Munson to naoowhlo relntlre* 1 **1*. daieav- d th# 1 ni’ ed Stale* or real or peraonol pyopf of corn and several acres of oat* Wanted— To trade good F-or^ l •rty of Ihe value — -1-,a! to th* par ralu* of J lieves with us that the band de- from humiliation. the ttoek leaded in ^rbanf. or -'eaym.nl Along with this she ' broke" two '* 'V Jodtctai i ir ran . 'delivery wagon and harness to tr>#J A week ago he went from her* to fff v c s tfie support of the publlp: therefor. In *ueK i&atslmanu ar.if'"Wilbio' .qolt*. —t. * •urb lime a* m ay be dealgnaird by tb# Great Bend on thtf "roda" of a Mis­ m J S U S k C ~ " " ! ' » r » ti-rnnd h.nd F w 4 " a W « A | What benefit to a community is a Her father 111, her mother unable bisrd of direelora. provided that tb. aubsouri Pacific freight. r . , e . r ! J h. MUI-, M ille r ■ U - k o r - . ^ Krileti ihall h e antitied to tea day*' node* bend? Of tho professional band, lo look after the farm, and her broth- ct demand for *u*h deferred payment* "’ whose players are artlata and whoso era all away, she shouldered the bur­ 4. Tb* duration of this corporation .had ^ ^ i W . n U d - P c r m a n ^ Tramp Tolled Heavily. b. perpetual, Bnloo* looser diaaolvad arplaying Is * finished prpdoqt. there den of managing the farm. . *•1 (Oap;mar to the bill of comjdalnt ft|«/ ta Ikb fifst-elaBA experiencedyoujfjf cafedlns to taw. Volga, 8. D.—William Corcoran, a ' is ttp chsnce lor argument— it bears She began three years ago. She dis­ A Tbo buMneo* ol tbia rorpcralion akall no Monday the Ut you are marie mar * party twny defendant d-imd,,,. ]* t day of Narrobcr,*-#, D TtSIS stenographer, from New ■conducted by s board o( not je*. than othrrwias the btQ . 7 . the m u relation to the community local market gardener, hired a Cramp cards woman*! apparel and wears be I a* filed will tw la lean aa — nfrnarj at Postal Telegraph Co. tflrr. director*. aa again** yewy. that the a r b galleries ‘ and libraries to cut ^ie weeds and grass around trouser* In the field and In tba barn. Tke hoard ol. direct ora abaft aelect from hla plowofiklrbnnd yesterday while She haa grown strong and healthy. lltmwlrra a preaideot. viry previdant, aecdo. So; therefore, take it for grantCqthnra^-cavq hi# attention to dutlea rotary and trraiurrr. Two otttca may bo held by ooo person. Raid board of directors ,k .. r d . that th* above query refers to elsewhere. According to Brltlah Law. . When he returned be' ~ ■ . . •ball have authority to appoint all oecra- a s a n a s s s ^ s i ^ . •. , . the ordinary country or village band. Should (ho care* o f a man** ht)T,J t. •ary agesta of tbia corporation. • * f'am rt".t (U»round that the.ti^pp, In an exceaa of Too. Tru*. lhWlh* tu <l*r of project over hla. nelghboF* l#x*<L_^J .tnhual si eatings of tbo atockboUen shall whoM name legion. seal, hadcut iWwn not only the grass . ! w exist that Japan la preparing be bold st tbo priori sal oSUo-oTtbo ooo1 1 IHHJOIAAS latter may pull them down *1 and w rrH ; Ulfl also the potato planu. 1 have pkyed In them And a. t- otios oa tbo first Tuesday in February 1 have to ren«w the regrets of the Uhtaf a n tik c. u* ^t\ n according to BrlUak 1st,' m _____ Il o t ik e _ V Ir f R r i2 . 9 C .™ Ra* Kw taught them and I have Mt in the thus destroying lV »n?u«>. WANTED ^ ia C **o L # �( ^ '•' ■•' r . ‘ f* J 1 • 4 . . ' IN THE HEART OP T H E W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION m in i .n iir n PUBLISHED SEMI - WEEKLY . • ______' _ ______ - _______ * ' r T -« . -_a. fc. ' F •• r r -v a s ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS * IN i VGLUME VII S A N F O R D — L i f t I • Woith L iv in g (■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY OCTOBER 8, 1915 iJ m \ ^ r NO. 14 . M. C. A. % :E UNDER THE THE CITRUS FRUIT IN­ ELKS HOME W IU BE CITY COUNCIL HELD PRE-ORGANIZATION C( IS TO BE MARRIED REGULAR SESSION DIRECTION OF MR. HYMAN MET TUES­ SPECTORS APPOINTED READY NEXT SPRING DAY AND FORMULATED PLANS Washington, Oct. 7.— Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States, announced tonight his en­ gagement to Mrs. Norman Galt of Washington. The date of the wed­ d in g has not been fixed, but it will probably take place in December at the home of the bride-elect. The brief announcement from the White House by Secretary Tumulty came as n surprise to social WAsh-f ington, but to a number of friends it had been expected forborne time. From these came the story of a friendship which has culminnted in a happy turn ip the troubled and lonely .life of the Nation's Chief. Council met in regular session Tallahassee*, Oct. 7.— N. 0. Penny Tho ofheers of tho Sanford lodge Oct. 4th, 1915. at 7:30 p. m. of Miami; H. D. lierry of Winter of Elks forming the corporation re­ .Present, B. W. Herndon, presi­ Garden, and W,*J. Edwards of Ocala jected all bids for the new building dent; C. H. Dlngee, W. W. Aber­ citrus fruit inspector*, spent three at the meeting held for the purpoao nathy, J. Adams, J. D. Davison and days at the capital last week jvith last Monday afternoon and decided R. C. Maxwell. Absent. H. E. the state chemist for demonstra­ to appoint Contractor George Ven­ Tolar. Minutes of the last meeting tions; instructions dhd practice In able of this city to take entire charge read and approved. the application of the United States of the work of the erection of the The Thatcher RealtyiCo, present­ standard for testing the maturity new home under the supervision of ed a pl^at of Seminole Park Subor immaturity of citrus fruits. The Architect Hutton and the building • --- -----T t ----Diviaion, which was approved and chemical test used by the inspec­ committee of the lodge, comprising Tuesday afternoon u number of lowing Mr. Hymati, Supt. Ezell tors in their work is a very simple the trustees, Forrest Lake, R. J. referred to the city clerk for signa­ young men of Sanford met -logethei made a talk and offered suggestions; onepjmd after their coarse of prae-« Holly and S. Maxwell and the four ture. Mr. F. J. Kurn alz appeared in re­ with Mr. Hyman of the Baptist after vho.se remarks Messrs. Mainfcs, tice'at the statu laboratory Became members appointed hy Exalted Ruler dud Lane made short talks fftiite oflirie'nt in its’ appUcation. The Neal as follows: C. F. Williams, W. gard to placing telephone poles. The church to talk about organizing a ;{sr>d1nr gn _ uggestions of plans for obtain- ■Inspector* ~fe?t Fri'day'for their re- ■1 Hill.’ Fred T Williams and Frank mutter was referred to the city en­ Young Men's Christian Association 43;iN>uggi' for Sartford. Mr. Hyman stated im: memhs-rship and the necessary^kportive stations to look after the !, Woodruff. gineer. that -thr'Tlaptist trustees had de- cn |■11aI to finance such a' .project. • fruit shipments that Have already^ Mr. Aspinwa II appeared and asked It wx Miss Margaret Wilson and T he building will represent an in* m lw l m * H 4 *ll lli** ojdTlafii+sU cliurcb any Migsrstfiin* rr ry to tttmt' mmu ffrom tfrr irrnTT* The* vestment of about twenty thousand 4 After-»hr many 'ttggrstfpns fr w““y?TJir'fciin Sf>rj'eC',!n tn her cousin. XTTm Woodrow.' TT.iiie^Mrrr an apjrmpmuniT to - support a t t who drew Mrs. Galt into the While] city band. The matter was post-| to a Sanford Y. M . C. A. for $1,4)0 (leaded to appoint a cofffmittee ftf Lstate. rlieinist is preparing full in- dollars when completed and equip­ sind not charge one cent of rent for tbree to draw n elnfrtctf.’ n »d ,d ,vfc*l,’l“ '!i<>,'?* with referened to tho House circle. They met her in theiP°ned to next meeting. ped and this undertaking at this the use of the lot. provided it vcim solicit cliiirler memhetsi*. and sub- * ItKtnature citrus fruit law and its Supt. Mansell i p pea red and opearly autumn of last year ami were season of (he year demonstrates that » * strtplimi* on this ehurtVr list. Whnj-'i ep|illcaliim, which will be given to the Elks have faith in their lodge so much attracted by her that they pined the placing of safety gates a used us si Y. M. C’ . A. location. This proposition sounded good to ever amount was .sul^cMhrd to up- tin ic wit hi n tin. next two or • certain street crossings. The matter ,ity a t1f| thi- building will -ought her out more and more frewit- postpnneil till next irii-.-iuig the fellows as there was a 'chance ply on tils regular aitmul due- of t fi Uui-lltlj I to- coinpii-i, d and ready for orriiThe ollleers reports were read itit <1 (o obtain a perfectly gooff t.milling ! t p 'i M ('. A., the amount ol the 1 parley in tin- early -prmg * Mr(ialt spent a mouth tfi-i* and the use of a fine lot for the , ffu in In- decide.I on by tin dir.-i ordered filed \ t htelir Meeting -ututK r at Cornish a- a guc-t of the - a 1f" d lodge fit- over two Iiu ii mere slim of one dollar Mote,) .,1 d ........ .. 't it t 1 . I, t •>• ifie per mi- ii> i t org. -* iz • .• . t t.utg id I t . > lifo llf J It ill'- , Ide-tt lit Ugh!ei It w td■■ 1 it * ii I . r amt t in- m> mil • r-Inp as Mgiti-d r,\- i to- president and .| \ |•r• org.i,..-iii noi rummittrc was M. r. Fil I . Ill- l V ,;|e I.. ill. r • d II \ t fill II. lilt l o l l ii -■ tig1 the i timuey of hi- ilaughI- . oit-l a ally imreusliig and the proved |.y tin- i,r.it11• • committee t.. formed with tin- following named -re *‘ h|" liigii School nil'll' members think that there should lie i.i .lift cousin with Mr- (ialt that •tlimittee a id wlll'Clfl fj til it r 'I Carrie.l otimer- Mr II C Phillips, eht ir- tl d \ . I let idi.-r 11Ii n -1 de| .\ 11, ito- n il-log of sufficient i !' - 1<t.m h. tl an opportunity to ft .id e >• Mi fi..|!e M inos .. ,r. tat \ ..... to •! O • ' r • . •I •••r i>? f*>r -■g’ •t ir. •w .■I . 1 rt, 1 d ....... I liiO.lt funds to .on pletc tile lAnliling onctr . t.i] snow her. tjne "I the ai.il Mr K J. Moughion, treasurer. in* min r> t thirty -tutl< litis. Tho meeting w**sj|M.™un n.o-t interesting facts about the | Woman s Club The rhnirnian then called the .i tli '*pmi'!’!1 f 'A H '* rjl'ri ( : II. .1 ....... - hi. 1'rof II F V t> led t J Ceil,enl indeed a- I "Id t>v ,1 do- Won, r t |ufi field t *• • I * . t'l' l l ' 1 I g -if t i l - t lulling will ■ i.cii.tc, *• to oniiT ai d -lati d i fie v. . i In- rr •i \. m *•.(*->i o .» . ■■ M " i III* 1 In 1■! 1 thiit 11"' I redd, t regular tile, ling 'd ifi. •.■«-!•( 1 lli. 1 ., ii . i i t iii Sanford, a- tl will b— ..•in , i of tfir meet it g. to ill', n-s « ( f i \\)U T’ 4>f S.i -, ■ ,1lull w' .1 .1.1 ■1,1 1- .I |'r#-»t i t■ It*. 1 1 -r- eho-e Mr t..i't I- ''o ir t 'ongr, gal ioh.i if ir It. w.tl an i’ \ " . til lr , || cut linigi- rooms III this plan- lending 1" (lie pi:rmiirn*i t- or I to In|i<> a iiig officer' w■ r> Thiutrr Tu* •m J. v■ 1!light. Mil .fiiil 1" i trat tuti and friendship lo fore ’ attend:; tfee (i t of t l ' -tutr - ri d ev e r y detail gant/aii.n of a Young M< n - ( hriiTis't., \\„-titiLirj 1 'a Iiu i n per rrmm hi or g.i t.i/ i i i.-iliil Sp n o r ,l,|,r dnl MrI)mtiu- Turner tir-t \u •• lor on fort of l lit- members and ttj n \ ii.i, nil inti Mr I’inllip made u»* v*'11 'll#" r I!,-, t. .1 *Th i ri' wi:1 -. ■ ,1 l T r e a Holly I*r ■ - - lb • In n f.imilit s fifis fi.-i't. worked out i, 'i . i t,i widow ol a well president Idled tin eh air ill tin in .(Utle i i!t mi this bm out lining „ , .ipi r I si ml, c i. M 11, g .1r, i to . ■her of itifieri -i mu i■<-. k• t -■i + if I I tr building wi'J ht* i-r» i It-11 ||J'llies malt ol V a- ||tig''' ■ . sen i'll id tin I ' I'l'-M M f • 1 A t hi tc ■. ff ttire1 of i V M C V |) .I.. I. .t, i'ga|iW.i i fool 1. 11 1m|.<rjal .iid .me good - • i .... i . i , . l i n i ' . l by t tic lodgn , 1a. 1 , 11 i i ; i-.ir- ago * , rnv: i I Iiti-tt.11■*s * irn'.tii * il in g, .od 11.,. r. I.» a ill;. if Vise., «,| . >1. t n b r tin.1 -uji. r MVe lalk« art i xpa/cd Vo i n. \ liu-mess that still dears fils was disposed "I and reports from coin in unit V and the Inin h goof! j l'..rk iiM'iiue tippositc the Dirktnn i mi 01 Inc High Si bool coach. t ui i ds -a' \ M A . ami it ‘ (lain. '-lie fin- lived in W ashington the department ' and various i “ in lliev have Iicioi jo young men a lie .liifi|c .iml will to. i |o— to the bulk­ I i' Hut- lii'oo of V\offorii ( "I | ' v'th.t* dllt > of evist i ilizoii t lint love in' did. Inki- from with board porch-It • her marriage Hi 1MOi ylle is' mil tees received I win. l.ilK were 11 nicn "t fit- ad| iiamta nee I- rogressive cit to tie pre-i ■■y |«g The ti 'in fin •• heihili >1 g.i iui-s | 1., .it.-! roof garden i-tfi-ii- on thi* afio.it thirty -eight y.-ard- old mol p'.ueed upon th.-ir ttr.-l re..ding tfi* i trial.do Mr Hvlliuu til knit at In.gtli on tins or gam ui t Ion cud to pli dgg flni with tin lol'ow .(tg ii m. ,ii-t -ufe of i in- builitiiig white it w:i« Mi-- Edit h ItoHing. fiorn ml "Faitnn- M ui .m >v lull th.ct provtili The .' .... J'' ,, ................... ’ m , the butter plans of orgunizit'um anil support both linam iidly and mor.tl- Kissiminii . ml St. \uga tim will always be shady. , V, i , , ' Vt - i to-vil'e Ya . where lo r girmootl i for remuneration to aff intim-enf , . , i I He . blip In Ip that we should i,Pi ion from 1 to this movement fletnember the tin-. ; r•- practicing herd and h o p - I I hi- building will liu \e one of the a .i - -pe'it ami where her lather, person imprtMinrd ami ttieti de i-xery citizen of .Sanford, nr of Sunt-| time and tin place, 1qtpcryi 1 The to In- victorious in tlu.s sport this must dance floors possible to build, promt-1 clr.red inpocent after having served William H. Bolling, was a year The following boys are as­ mole county for that matter. Fol- at re, Tuesday night, Oct. !!>lh. ■ a, the members believe in the art w term of years, and the ''BiTi Hoard nerd lawyer pirant- for the team William H'ope t ol ti-rp-ichoro and will do every­ i h i l l 1 w hit'll has as its ultiruiitr aim Captain , Harold Washburn, Joe thing possible to make the building | the abolishment of . all advertising < oiigregniiiinal Church Notes Filing, Thomas , Merydith. Collier ii i el i'(l iI'uuircupotlH of comfort ! matter upon jiUtlding* fencits,^ tri i f. -I. I la v tv ;ts a good ilet will Hr" wii. U 11•i-r \\ ii-lilui m C . .o p. , tg A tiuouii' enpint wa inw>l* ''■'I !■'" ■' -'ii" \ ill, Ilr, li.'i n M HI n 1' Hal) * lb. i ii ml- v a large Ii un lor rid |in- ex|ie.'te'i \n-il o l ' M t - W . . gi 11 111g in lintlo t h elle r mfil.ai A r fin i * r* * m- M " r->- -( * • l, t j ii g to t lie i lub m U I ! i’ I .ill mill W mp i N|minor y Opening i■ i I In- live Ituracii t 'a-- !of ii r \ irgii Siit'lt h. . 1.a I aj i 11• l ill i» tiay At the millinery opening of Mrs. >• m.g men who desire light upon Willi.1in- limith. Kobgrt-Colib, (tscar Grace Williams, throughout tho day the questions of every day from the Itrown. Paul Ezell,T Lcsfie Hill, A l­ Killed In Aula Accident Hifile point, of view was very' much bert Fry, Percy Packaril, Mux Tuesday, a beautiful lino of fall and ' P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H IS C R O W D E D A T b j£ \vurt ’ 11)of Tirsl ~ galfp* wJIT' Tfie uinur ‘ mtttTTFry— wits— on-display:it evidence. Other classes wl*r»frdi- rsi^ived t'lnveil wiifi Kis-immee on the^liome -bowing the latest style- and shapes t reused by the rally idea on Tuesday staling that' Jesse Mor E A C H S E R V IC E — S E R V IC E S H E L D * in bats and toque* The trimmings cron d-• Saturila . . Iti-tidier*• Ittth. l to i K Society is making g<-dtl r|MM| had been killed m*ar then* in 4 *The arc unusually pretty, embracing a public of the city reytiesti'd to Mr Morrison was progress The ‘‘eflteiency I it in- an a lit" ai-i nb-nt 3:30 A N D 7:30 P. M. D A II.V carefully selected lit e of ostrich a l t i 'd tin- garni- a ml ;eUSmir a ge the pi.grt' is having marked inffuence well known m tin- nty, having nplume-, flower-. metal ornaments n Vs Miib-d here lor several yt-ars and 11 I fie young |ieople setting before jtnd ribbon. Especially noticeable Hi J *' \ enable of Jackson i mornings was so insistent fbal thi'iti a didimtc goal toward which held a responsible po-ition with the are the latest things in Colonial dnd w ho has been bolding a series | (>||ire of 1 Woo dr nil was *eIh- was a model vlllf Haplist ( hurrli Next Sunda) their efforts are leading them. It Seminole ltunk. Puritnn shapes, the latter being of revival meetings in the Presby curcti and rnorning the lm-iyoung man of most ezeinplary hab■i 10 Bible school Two hundred will do other young people great shown in p|ti«h lieaver, a severe, good to get in touch Vith ibis sym­ its arid had a large in-le ol friends 1 tcrinn church this week is stirring ness men. farmers ond .vll who can ttlwi twenty four were presiml last sedate rroncl of our Puritan nnceapathetic and world wide Endeavor who will mourn his untimely death. the hearts of the people and each ; spBre twenty minutes gather there Sunday. Thirteen new teachers and f .' t u i i H tors, moil appealing. 1*hc cute afternoon and night the church is j to hear the word of God. . These One ol the sad features' of his officers look their phiees in the movement. packed with people anxious to h ea r; lectures are so interesting that the school which is perfectly graded, little three rornrred Colonial is par­ Sunday, Oct. 17, is Every Mem­ death was that in December -of this the message that this forceful speakroom hardly holds the men in the Como next Sunday anil witness the ticularly entrancing. especis?ly in ber Canvass Day, and overy church year he would have been married to Miss Daisy Betts qf ibis city ct brings to this city. mornings. It was not thought pos graduation services fioni deparl- the tlug colors'so much the fashion member especially is urged to plan this full The ostrich made hat Mr. Venohle Aius won the people sible to hold the morning meeting ments. and bad made' arrnngemcnts-.(ur \ to he present that day. by his earnest appeal to their judg­ on Saturday on account of the rush 11:00 The pastor will speak on the shown in blrck and cereae is a novhis future home in Sanford. And on Oct. ,'Jl the^mdatiing and cltyjnost becoming to youthful faces ment by the plain explanations used, of btuiness hut the men sny they subject "God's Interpreter."fl The funeral occurred at his old program of Congregationalism will and will find it ready sale. Another by his undemonstrative demeanor will get away from business long 0:30 Jr. H. Y. P. U. Mrs.Gnlhe set forth, so that any who- may home in Barberville in Volusia coun and hy his * interesting lectures enough to have a gooff meeting to­ chell, leader. quaint style, though entirely mod­ desire to know what the Cmtcrvga- t y today. He leaves a sister, - Mrs There are few men in tint ministry morrow morning and the servu». ern, 0.30 Sr. B. Y. P. U. MissMin­ Is tho torpedo shape in velvet ttonal church stands for m a y fit- '.Pjtul K f|,ly of ,li,! today that- pan drive these truths will he Field as usual. and felt Now and lovely noVc(tien — u. n ■ . . . . ,. L. s.. « rn t i< la a t n f i i nie-Stewnrt, President. reive light. We have a positive^and neae'tt living' reluHve in this state home in the same I'tiimtkVt like man­ for the small girl or hoy, and a com­ -Mr. ,Vemil.lt' w ill be here Sunday ( 7.30 Preaetfing. The second In a No particulars have been received t onsiructi ve program, adapted to ner used by Rev. Vepablc. ami preach 'tat. the morning and series of uddrosses on Stories from plete slock of infunt caps, are to be* in this city about the accident that present day needs and stripped of Mrs. The meetings were held in tlu«4 evening services and. Dr. Hrownlcfl tho* N»w Testament. Subject, " T h e found at moderate prices. all narrowness and hindrances to caused his death. Presbyterian church at 3:110 and will occupy tho pulpit of Rev. Ven­ Wiles Williams carries also n largo assort* and Marhinatidhs of the Mr. Morrison was. on bis annual personal and collective advancement. 7:30 the first day, hut ’ the ijemnnd able in the Riverside church at Devil." ment of. Richardson's art goods, viiration front the bank at the time As announced elsewhere. "Soft for Mr. Venable - to speak in lh*> JarksontdlfpV*~“ lace* and other novelties. There is • . . . Upsides the addresses hy Rev. Mr. 4 Tires" will be the subject for con­ of tho accident and was „v killing also a nice variety of shirred rib­ Hyman there are many other fea­ in Iowa. The catastrophe happened TTT> sideration at the night service. A tures of the Baptist services which bons and fur trimmings. It will bo while be was riding from Sydney to Michigan C-cIcry Had Dry Sundays In Chicago big welcome to all. Mrs. W!'ojr.nu,’ po!i<^' lo cater to attract the pcopfc. Council Bluffs in an uutomobile trip. Celery growers in, other parts o f i1 ChicoRQ,'Oc$V'7.— Chicago for the r . . j p . . . ,-Oc$,'7.— I the Undo at rnodera.Lu pHr* . She is _ T' ‘ • 1 You are also, invited to nttend• * - ■ * the country have their troubles an I first time'*in- fo'rty-fou0 years ------ will ‘he Speaking of Fogg r \ too we'I known In Sr r for f business these set vires. Welcome! Methodist Services ■ , v* . wel 1• ns tho Sanford growers. is f dry next Sunday, circles to need m'introductlc.i to the The (lrange County Citizen has u You will be met at tho door of said that the Michigan growers Tire public having bcejillu burine a her» Tho-ordiycitbat 1,15*2 ealoons, cafes cut of N. If. Fogg of Altamonte in the Star Theatre with a hearty wel­ having troubles of their own tilts Eustift Votes Bonds for n number 6f y trrj. ^Icittified and*'gardenia; where liquor is sold the last edition and the following come next Sunday." Eustis, Oct. 5.— Eustis today d e ­ s'ASstm on account of the wel weather with h r is Miss Winifred Smith. shall obey the Illinois Sunday closing write-up of this geninl gentlomnn: cided nt the polls hy u five to one The Sunday school at 9:45^-*- and, various diseases that threaten Attractive little souvenirs in the "Originally an electrician in Roa- rijuti for everyone. School better or­ the crop. The following report from law will go Into effect-at 12 o’clock vote in favor of issuing bonds for ton, Mr. N. 11. Fogg mine to Orange ganized than over before. Big men’ s Lansing will he of inteicst to the Saturday night, it was announced sixty” thousand dollars to construct form of gilded curd cases were given tod ay...N o liquor will he permitted n system of sewerage grid hard -'sur­ visitors to the opening on Tuesday. county, Florida, in 1884, locating In dwuj. local _gro%pra: , . * to he sold, nor given a'wny, between faced streets. The vote stood one Altamonte Springs. The woman’s class had el ection of Michigan’s greatest in­ that hour «nd 12 o’clock Sunday ( hu„ drBj anff „ ix in faVor. of the lsBroke His Arm * He gave attention to orange g r o w ­ officers at their class meeting on dustries threatens to he ruined, us a iX V ntght. Fronk Giles of the firm of Irwin Fine prospect |eguj t af the stunt disease which is sue. twenty-one against. The town ing and expreimenting along various Tuesday afternoon. Tlie elating order read to the city M wild over the victory, as three L Giles had the jnisfortune to break agricultural and. horticultural liqes for s gr4 at time .this winter killing off the celery in many por­ The pnsjor will prearti nt both tions of the state. Kalamazoo, one council by Mayor Thorp previous issues have been defeatAd. his arm op .Tii«|day, y hilc cranking with signal success. night came ns a shock the auto delivery Wagon of the firm. Contrary to some Investigators Mr hours on'Sundny and will he glad to of the biggest centers for the growing IjiUsrest*. C o y n s ^ o x / t W H r e W v r * ' • " S o f l Tires The arm was badly splintered and Fogg believed In letting the world have every' mftnltejr -in his place, of celery', is suffering greatly from the disease and many of. the celery Awtoc,istiaiT>Uri<*txnc(nl thaf a nigob- *I«,the.subject for. consideration next it will Ifc several months before know the results of I\is labors and for taking part in the servicqp. - '•-.. A short conference of the members bods thcro cannot ho cut this fall*. l^ '.V 'X 'J n tr fe s U * o u ia ;hF"sundny night, 7:30, at the Con^fe- Frank is able to present, his smiling years ho was a valued correspondent “ order, .which, gationnl church. It will ho the pricat the conclusion of morning sercountenance to the customers again ' Added to the stunt ■ disease, the °f tho state and county' papers, * * " . « _ -*± . (rmnll Heal application, from the angle of and wrap up package*. His ma.py wet weather has caused much 4>Hg to infect tho fields and -tbi*’ dfWasft ™ - . i - p i n r ' . - v j . ; . . : ^h«. nutoist, of.n great truth to life. friends arc sorry to learn of the ac­ serving to ruin those beds whiih 1 1t. is intlrrtsted thsl s' -flght, wdultj fjdod music and hearty welcome cident that will incapacitate him on i. \. >i*-i« . . ....... o i ,k __ ____ i the avo of the winter rush of bust* SANFORD NOW HAS A POPULATION SUFFICIENT TO SUPPORT A WANT WILL BE SATISFIED-OLD BAPTIST^ TO BE BOUGHT FOR ONE p O L L A R -l^ Us : FREE. S: m }' REVIVAL MEETING STIRRING SANFORD; BIG ATTENDANCE ir: ,r '- m b. : .4. • » *<■- I-.*' V /• % "T* ... . * Z,1J ■■f - A •?*-* : : .. i: m ' > • ,‘iw vv- ; ’ ' -I �- y 1 T *0 . H I E SANFORD HERALD ■ VX~ HAPPENINGS ~ ________ • — A BUNCH OP INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS—EVENTS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD ifl msyebe poisoned by pcatterlng over the affected area a mixture of at pound of parts green and 26 or 80 pounds of cottonseed meal moisten­ ed with cheap syrup. A better mix­ ture is one pound of parla green, 20 pounds of bran, moistened with two gallons of water to which has been added the grated pulp and juice of six or eight oranges or lemons and two quarts of syrup. The insects may be killed with carbon bisulfide. Punch several hoipa, one foot deep, to the square ynrd in the affected area. Pour into each about one ounce of the liquid and coyer immediately. Do not ap­ ply the liquid near plants, or handle it around fire. It is highly Inflam­ mable. Plow badly infested land deeply several times in spring. Let chickens and turkeys follow tho plow to catch the insects. Pasture hogs on the land when possible. The crickets do not fly much except during March or April. At that time a lighted lantern suspended over water cover­ ed with kerosene will trap many of them. - ry * \ T - — We are forry that on account of other, earlier dated happenings in Live-Oak it ia probable that North Central diitrict cannot meet.til.1 In early December, thus missing the inspiration of Mr. Lehmann** ‘ at­ tendance. Miss Myra McMiflan, district secretary Is doing much cor­ respondence and It will surely be found possible to get other good speakers who will try as far as they can to take the place of Mr. Lehm­ ann at the Live Oak convention. Grace A. Townsend.I1 IntcHnrhcn, Fla., Oct. 4th. ___________________ i t- 1 ................................... .......................... ... I JITNEY BUS SCHEDULE T EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 13th. S ... Sri dren of Wekiwa yet they are very much pleased with their teacher an CROSS TOW N CAR SCHEDULE are taking quite an interest in their . A non was born to Mr. and Mrs. school. SANFORD SANFORD MONROE CAMERON CU T Sunday being* the second Sunday W ill Raynor this week. 7:30 A. M. Ar. 8:00 A. M. L*. 7:15 A. M. Ar. 7:40 A .M . T o u r new celery growers In this of the month we will have preaching Ar. 8:15 A .M . Lv. 7:45 A. M. 8:30 A. M. Lv. 8:00 A. M. at Ethel by our pastor, R*v. Bart­ 4.00 P. M. Ar. 4:30 P .M . Lv. 3:15 P .M . Ar. 3:45 Pi M . . vicinity recently. 5:00 P. M. Lv. 4:30 P. M. Ar. 4:45 P .M . Lv. 4:16 P. M| Another son was‘ added to the lett. Wc mrp always glad to see the Saturday Nights Saturday Nlghta fam ily of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. second Sunday of the month come as Lv. 6:00 P .M . Ar. 6:30 P .M . Lv. 6:00 P. M. Ar. 6:30 P. M. wc only have preaching on that day I nigh t this week. Ar. 7:00 P .M , Lv. 6:30 P .M . Ar. 7:00 P. M. Lv. 6:30 P. M. Physicians generally agree that each month, although we have a Mrs. Ed. J. Cameron has been Lv. 9:30 P .M . Ar. 10:00 P. M. Lv. 9:30 P. M. Ar. lOrfH) P. M. the nauseating, unpleasant effects of thriving Sunday school every Sun very 111 during the past week, a trifle Ar. 10:30 P .M . Lv. 10:00 P. M. Ar. 10:30 P. M. Lv. 10:00 P. M. calomel are duo to the undesirably on the gain again we laarn. Dr. day morning. Epworth League and FARES FARES violent action it has on tM e system prayer meeting every Sunday night. Puleaton is in attendance. City Limits................. .........10c Rands, City Limits. . . . ........... lOr For a long while various substitutes Miss Laura D. Fish is expected We also have cottage prayer meet­ Bcardall Avenue.......... ....... 15c have been tried, but it was only re­ home about the 18th of this month, ings with some of the neighbors 20c Geneva Avenue . Slcnstrom’s Corner. .. cently that the really wonderful rem­ Moores Station............ .........25c after a summer spent in Colorado every Wednesday night. So you see Cameron City................ ....... 30c MoYiroc................. ... edy, LIV -V E R -LA X was prepared we arc trying to do a good work for and New York. „ successfully by L. Grigsby. the Master In our little feeble way. Special trips out of town will be Sa*ed as follows: One or two passengers Farmer Harry Ward, left Sunday 8 cents per mile each way, plus 20 cents, in radius of 6 miles every addi­ LIV-VE R -LAX has all the good, night for a three weeks business trip in which we are very thankful for tional passenger 6 cents per mill*. Special Jitney servico otn he had day and none ol the bad effects of calo­ the interest and progress we are to Indiana. nr high by calling Phone 331, within territory bound by Commercial St. mel, It is a necessity in every home, It is very eneburaging to and Tenth St., Sanford and French Avenue*, for 10c, to city limit* 16c. Earl Ingram of Fort Lauderdale having. Christian Endeavor in Octob/r always being ready to cteanse the see the interest the young people visited'bis relatives hero and grand PLACE YOUR CALL FOR JITNEY. PHONE 331 FOR ANY SERVICE 1By the round about route, Winter sluggish liver and bile clogged sys­ OR TRAIN DAY OR NIGHT parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 13.’ Wil­ take in the work, as well as the older Park correspondent writing to the tem, with no unpleasant after ef­ May God bless and prosper liams in town the past three weeks. ones. Reporter-Star in Orlando, wc have fects. John Britt of Loughman is spend­ our work hero is our prayer. heard ’that the Sanford EndeavorL IV -V E R -L A X is guaranteed to Miss Annie Shepard, the school ing some time here. ers were, Sept. 24th, to represent give satisfaction, or your money will teacher hoards with Mrs. Andrew Capt. Bell, manager of the con"M r . Bob." proceeds to go for the be immediately refunded. Insist on . vict gang is leaving shortly for a Rush. "Mothers' " Aid Association. There the original bearing the likeness of Mr I’ J. Cooler returned home three weeks vacation spent in the are two senior organizations in SunL. K Grigsby. For sale in 60c and last night, after a leave of absence mountains of North Carolina. like other troubles, always ford, Presbyterian and Congrega­ $1 bottles at W. G. Aldridge. •Mrs. 1. D. Hurt of Geneva avenue off bis homestead at Wfekiwa for the tional, with a children's society in comes when least expected. Mr Coa.ls whs ulwas the g> guest of to r sister-in-law. ! Itii**l -ox months the former church, but we have no ilni-t a '(ranger when he got home, The only way to lie prepared .- . I W est tin Mrs, Maude Powell pres* reporters yet there This item, being gone so long His niltnv Side Thursday. at all times is to see that your though*, iliuyy*_ihuy are all l i g l u __ ‘ TrTehTr: it: re *vrry- rtrir rn*rrn tit? Mr. and Mrs. J. It Little and Miss Nolcy Sapp is the new secre­ buildings are always insured D o n ' t j u s t " m b M .* o t " bright, rhenrful lace once more. daughters entertained Mrs. Little's c rn e ltc rs t h e y nrc real Mrs. Kugene Brown is quite sick tary for the Congregational society in a GOOD C O M P A N Y . sister, Mrs. C. W. Uiggers and three WHEN food good any time. at her home we are sorry to lenrn. in Miami. SKo sends a fine letter little daughters and Miss Maude L E A S T Mrs Will Lee returned home but says she i* "rather young,and Williams, nil of Unionville N (* EXPECTED ye-terdav with lo-r little girl from it is her first report " How splendid for some time recently Mr and * 11, ford w ho h.,* be, u v i r> *P h it i* that Christian Endeavor show* hit m w : \ o i i a w r Mrs. I.title invited a part*. •' t With pneumonia under the rare of great gain* in Florida if putting tin A (Tor .1 tic lig ! t i l l m e n n friends Eriduy evening to meet their I If I I III on II..I ■he ]* v I r\ much young folk* of "high school age" chmr t-s, l i' . i. . i<■ i nt 11. j d i j u.i ii.v,: jc, icssuii.y gllest s ’yit’iii„,'n i jiii -v. -uritvi .jr.iiui', -iiutitilc.. into active training f"r Christian Kiri;* t !ijn i ■ i „Li. •1 loader*hip .tml prop, n n. y M - It. It-. ,i <li ( 1n->•I 111^'' a r<- 1.1 !i»- *<-iii 1Ilf's al-ii Mr* .1a ri:>•* Hn> <1 (mint h t4I JStrf*vi-ral large -tut*- Cl IAKI MAtrt III MS ' L Jsrluootcle f •i ’. o V. ia'.t, b iiw so;;,, r. a I t . t i were Jt \i-r.il hunter i,, mine M l 1,1.WORK OF A L L D LSG R IFTIO N S tutu* islti.h un! ike Kluriilu. u.l.l nut f r>■” i Saub.rd - • -1* *•i r « h i ln-ir It till Ui«1 nu­■ting Ill 11u U t* art* prepared In figure with vt»u <>n all classes Miss Helen M Iserman spent t tie mg ilir woods lor gami \\ \S *■ do tunc week end at Paula n<>t know what i i i i t i *s they had but of I.TM H K R and MI LI.W ORK for HOUSE, STO R E :: li.. AfMJ Vll 1.. w \111i r >.w ii d dl*t ru t Misses prances and Flora !'■ t l ev -........ . to I , |.r, M > well bia.I <>r I'.ARW FnimiiiR, lIouriiiR. eeiHupcsiding, windows, a i nil \ell I inn date’ hnr l.-Iltrul lit* of I',tola were e:ir!\ Mondav fiio: • ■! when t lie v pas-eil making fur D E N T IS T doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lull ice, frames, boxes, a trnl VVi ir*daie. Sul * Pth; South j ing visitors here t he (onr o'clock t rain r. v v iiu k M m w l i n t : ru m -i.r u n l v western, in Tampa, !* H|t h, Kis*im j Tell l s What You Want Ksfimates Furnished Free Mrs Frank Kvans of Ibi-tun. ^ Mass 1- t to- guest id her mother in* M i d e f r i c k e t s C e l l i n g T r o u b l e s o m e tnee fur South Central, Nov lit It . PEOPLES BANK III II.IIINfi 1ii Report* I rum various parts of the Miami, (nr Soul hesatern Held. I.’ law. Mrs Kvans She e x p e r t s to tie ROOM y :a a I a rkson v 11le at the Fir*t here for some lime besides vi'ltmg -late indicate that the mole cricket tit It ! n wBtr r<p c- u m tin p i., m> i’ I - u n r tr i ' ak t - i : ■ -.■"utrur pm p e r har e n e w e d l e l i v i l i e n T h e \t.**I Christian Church entertain* NorC ot her parts of t to' stale tn tore ri I n d i a n - p e n e s I* p e r h a p s t h e imisl ea*tern workers. Nut IT isth turning l*> her home in Huston It I* pule- brownish Mr la-htnann h yet m Tenne**ee Mr and Mrs It N Fusion and destructive i ♦ lie write* the live little Postons and Ml** and grows to more than an inch and yhb'K-' are booming tong It* front leg* are adapted to ii*. 1 nni glad to learn that C E Iserman made Sanford a rail Wed­ burrowing and like the native mole i* looking up in FlorBla ll t* all nesday evening ■Ticket it * pc mis the days in the over the southland these day* We A number of the voting people ground and eotne* out at night and are going to pit Christian Endeavor For the best quality of G R A IN . HAY, FEED ami l SUITE », COURT HOUSE PHONE Ml here attended the surprise party at, preys upon vegetables and seed on the map down here." FLOUR at REASONABLE PR IC E S ♦ the home of Mr and Mrs Vihlen bells „ Have you seen Mr Fagg's new on Tuesday night SANFORD, FLORIDA The f illnwing suggestions for com­ leaflet (or the State Children’s Horne W R IT E t The following names make up the honor mil of Lake Mnrv srhool for batting but h species are offered by They are feeling "the hard times" in the month beginning Sept »,• h a' d I I! VS a(L,,n entomologist to the tin tr work more ■hildrrn in i.tre for I nivcr*ity ul hln-tda E xpen tin'llt !'•** aid in large and -rtiall amount* 11d l t i g t b I 1st 1 n i v a I >| I • ! , * t \k 1 Matim Sulptiltr drilled will, the seed to i|n With llnw i f we helping l l n m I h i n n l t i e o d o r e I 1 i • • ' a n - i ’l.i l I’alalka, Florida ♦ i-aid to .nt a* a ripellant '**,cd t he in ’ Durum. Melvin Martin Inli.t N "T h e Gainesville Sun and our re­ lund. Kema I’oston. Willie N us - bed* may be protected by placing beneath them and ut the sides cop­ porter, Miss Myra McMillan comtrorn. Mary Fansveirino MY SPECIALTIES: per or galvanized gauze. Ilury the hijietl in telling tins ollice of the Pit K A R I)’!* 11ANII.PAINTED. CHINA floor atvmn one T56f and let the sides "tacky party" recently given by the TfoiTt pTuy wvtli -crlnua matters— GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER extend two inches above the *ur Presbyterian young folk* “ I the tfnidon I A 111 carry yrmr own insurance ROGERS' PLATED WVRE WthlHA AMI 11 Ilf I lit MS Ia i'e \er*it> City The gue*t* wore suit­ ugiiiii»t L •j P l a n t * *et m t h e lield m a y be pro* able t u*i ume* and a prize given for ELGIN AND WAITHX.M W VTtH E S The tirxt tonal "1 the sea-on w.L* j te> l e d ti\ tin cy l inde r * ttiu.b by re th* tackiest also one in a conum F I R K given in Wekiwa |a*l Friday met T t i n n i n g t h e to|i* a n d I m l t o n t * "f tin drum game Cream and - al,, were f-.r I' H ii| 11■■ ini.i. , wanting w ben 11v M r * A i t r o w , r ai tier, l orn, i a h - nr by ■yl i ml er * of t a r p a p e r , served and it proved an all right A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E th.I I K E La* wipe! out your property to the young people, in honor of Mr et tn t h e g r o u n d Mol e c r ic ke t * sort of tacky party. T R A I N S Irving Stultz "f Roanoke City. Va H.*vi; our siriiti^-, reliable cum|)any Vunnu* game* were indulged also Northbound carry your n*k und b- t,n (he safe side. good music war furnished by James Arrive la-avv Reasonable rale*1:18 A. M. No 82. 1:33 A. M. and Raymond Boyd and M r Crip10:45 A. M No. 81 11:05 A. M. * In on the violin, accompanied on the No. 80. 3226 P M. 3:46 P M. organ by Mr* Powell, nil having a ------------------------------------------------ N N T Southbound good time A lie/ which refresh­ R a lp h P e t e r s -■ No. 83 2:06 A. M. 2.16 A M ment* were, served They then de­ .10 P M No, 89 2: Hi P M O n R a i l w a y M a l l P a y parted, all expressing themselves a* 5:01* V M No. 85 6 19 P. M. having a jnl'.y good time :utd wish* A enntra^ttray has been rngtng In the column* of the " • O v ie d o presn hi'twi-en ibo railroad* and tho Kotjcral Post Ofllco lri£ . many returns. Those invited No 126—Arrive . . !L30 A. M. Dapartmenr Of?r the question of proper compensation were Mr. and Mr*. Charles Vermil­ No. 127— Leave .. . 4:00 P. M. for handHn*,4hi» Unlterl States malls. Mr. Ralph Peters. lion, Mr. Irving Stultz of Roanoke, Chilrmsn of tho Hallway Mall Committee, when asked Lctibarf Va., Mr* t Edi Van llurhlis.*, Misses to state th« railroad side of tho controversy to the rN «M U — Arrive 10:64 A .M . Atperlcan farmer, salj Ut part: Alible Minnie and Frame* ibduday. N o . 24 — jotive . 5:25 P M bo settled —and Vv The railway mallTtiay qttet Mis* Daphiua Vermillion. la* Royd, No. 15k Arrive , 5:20 B. M, settled permanently aJtd with Justice to all concerned No. 167 l/’svi , - ' .6:35 A. M Mr, Al. Van Hurhlefo, Rex Hulaits soon" a* tho American peoplu .realize that tin* wholr b o ttlers of Soda Wali'F and dr.y/Ehrl Gowings, Raymond Royd, subjoct/ whlle snemlngty complicated and technical, Itolls Trilby B] down td a few* simple- joints of fair business dealing .WUI Going*. Frank Unwell Mi** No. 25*1Arrive . 1:00 P, NL which no* otrv tteod be a rnto capert. to understand. No. 24 l>avc. \\ M • Annie Shepherd, Mr Crtppen and PHONE "The first is that the Post Ofllce [Vparjirarnf weighs the molls, nmf r»v *• Mr*. 0 A, Powell ’ Clyde Line Boat* adjusts the pay of the railroads, only* otico In four years. This com pc!» . the (Si. John* Kiv«r ) *, . Seboni started thi* week at Ethel, railroad* to rnrry the ii^cregAo In the mall tonnage during the Intervening Arrive 10:00 t M D ave 11 30 A M ycarp without piy— mAh I fciiftF **ti Injustice In tlio case of a rapidly growing with 23 scholar* enrolled, Mi** \nTuesdays, Thursday* und iv.tuniayr r.ie ShjyJkrd boing the tejiaht;. While ' btisIncsB, One consequence haa tpjen.that last year the railroads carried fully half the parcel post for nothing. •' » it i* qi ite a Walk for the little chil• “ A second point is this; Jp •ddltlo«-to parrying the malls, the rnllflwuh} azp required to operate many traveling post oOR-ca for sorting and -w , dlktr'fhotwg the malb! while In transit, tjut tho Post Ofllco Department pays for such post offices only where they occupy whole cars, and pays nothing Iff the many cases Jn which It merely requires tho use of post office apart­ lite d ^ I ments In (ornblnntfon carB, although adcU apartments differ from the full Potash supply has"' I00FIN G railway post ofllco cart only In size. More than 4,200 apartments of this character have been fitted up, and oro maintained for the exclusive use of given an incentive to look the Post Office Department. * Failure to pay for them has been an especial hardship to the -smaller roaua. ou which tho Department does not find it more thoroughly into plant nutrition necessary to utlllFo whole rapt. To have th* b**t equipped with view to utilising producU at hand to the very ■tore theta p rogreiilre times "One last point' in thousand* of Instances (though not In till) (ho Post — that's why we urge you to best purpose. Tdio result of our efforts along this line is Office tkiparimcnt require* tho railroad* to carry Uie malls hack and forth Install J a x o n m im jU , o e i u between railroad staltons and post cwfYgnja but pays ibbm nothing dor this I lf OS. The most lasting cell-, Ing you esn get. consequently extra service beyond the rates covering the rail transportation The rail the cheapeat In the end. and It • oads have no choice hut to perform this additional service grads', or. rcflike flreproof and vary artlatio. to tarry tho malls st all. . ‘ “ Now for the remedies the railroads ask: . They do not affk to Jiave {be It is so carefully blended that where Und is properly prepared we will put it for hooklat. -> malls weighed dally, or to have each shipment weighed .and-paid far sep­ ----any ferblixer mixture of same ammoniaand phosphoric itcidcc The r te r U * Metal F n tla cU Oe. arately. as Is done In the case of private shippers. They merqlv^oalr fo MOO Krergreea vA* tmt, regardless of percentage of potash. -Spud for particulars " J a rk M itU lt, have tho malls weighed, and the pay of tho railroads adjusted, at least Once Fla. a year, instead of once In four years. They alao'hnk that apartment post \ ofllce cars be paid for, at reasonable rates, according to site. Uistiy, they I ask tbkt the Post Office Department ceaso qx .require of them free messenger sendee between stations and post offlees, and fdther relievo them of this Jack sonr Ufa -errlco or paj fairly for .It. Tfieae are the reforms the railroads ask of ConFlorida; ess. They gladly lay those reforms before Yho public, cbnfldont that they I 1 • U appeal to the common sense knd'fnlrnets of American voters." MOORE’S STATION CITY BUSINESS Cars will.begin 46 mlhutes to arrival of every train on fallowing route, making three trips: Beginning at First and French, down First to Mag­ nolia Avenue, to Tenth Street In Park, Pftrk to Ninth, Ninth to Oak Ave- I nuo, down Oak to First street, to Park, out Park utd Rinth to Station. CARS W ILL MEET M ID N IG H T AND EARLY' M ORNING TRAINS Disagreeable Calomel is Yielding to Pleasant Liv-Ver-Lax THE F IR E A. P. C O N N E L L Y Jax Biscuits NOVELTY PLANT D R . C. W. F A IN 13 Y ellow Pine Lumber Kissimmee, Fla. £ SCHELLE MAINES LAW YER Buy Direct and Save Money j HENRY McL\ULIN W. A. Merryday Company : .1KWKLEK QONMAKE [HANCE5 OUR PUBLIC FORUM CHASE & C O M PA N Y > S an fo rd C o c a-C o la B ottling C om pany 21 4 wgesj ■ - ^ B o ttle s YOU CAN A FFO R D Florideal Fertilizer-Equal Results-Less Potash ffilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. *tA***; -■ �T* ,“ S- i f i V i — J. 8, 1918 ---- ■■■• •; --' n •■:•.. .. i '• ..■- - . - . .32* ■. * r—n Conditions In South Good . •- HELD REGULAR SESSION Columbus, Ga.; Oct. 7.— Tho In ­ dustrial Index says In Its Issue for this week: “ There are millions more of dol­ lars on the firing line in thp South­ east today than there have been itl many months before. “ Building permit, valuations show it. BanK clearings show it. Post office receipts show it. Other busi­ ness figures show it. other cities reflect greftt growth In the volume of business. “ Not only the present crop of cotton hu.t a portion of that pro­ duced last year ns well hr being sold st good prices. The money thnt is being received for cotton means more relatively to this section than ever before because less of it will be sent to other parts of the country for products that now are being rais­ ed and grown at home, in eluding grain and live stock: t Eastman, Ga.; hotel building, Zell- 1 wood.^Fla., and hotel buildings to be enlarged, Felts mere, Iisalmmee and Tampa, Fla.; office building, Cam­ den, S. C.; roads, Wilcox county, Ala.; school building, Anniston, Afa. "Construction contracts havd been awarded ns follows: . Ask Your Grocer nr.iit'-TiP j' v E CHEEK-NEALS Sf COFFEES • • *> ; f October 4, 1915. an overcharge in freight rates the Honorable board of county com­ clerk is hereby instructed to file the "Coaling docks, I’ensacola, Fla.; missioners in and for Seminolo coun­ claims with said railroad for re­ court house and jail addition, Coaty, Florida, met on the nbove date. imbursement of siad overcharge. hurim county. Miss.; curb and gutter' Present, L. F. Hagan, chairman; The communication from the Com­ Sarasota, Fla ; office building, Eustis Commissioners C. \V. tCnttminger, mercial Club of Sanford, in regards Fla.; roads, Wilcox county, Ala.; |, A. Hrumleyt /I. A. Clark and J. T. to Seminole county participating in “ The figure* are official and re­ A total of 3! corporations were school building, Sumter. S. C.; McLain, Deputy Clerk Jas. C. the Sub Tropical Mid Winter Fair flect business conditions with ab­ formed during the week with mini­ street improvement, West Falm solute exactness. They demonstrate Hubert* with C. M. Hand, sheriff in was read and ordered (lied. They mum capital stocks aggregating $703 Beach, Fla.; water works system attendance. The bond of II. II'. Wight to carry greatly increased activity. •• . equipment, Clearwater, Fla. The minutes of the lust regular firearms to-wit: Repeating rifle or demonstrate that the dealer, ihe 500. Man Ha Didn’t Want to Maat. “ The Jacksonville, Fla., district Is ■ "Industrial plants will be estab­ meeting were read and upproved. pistol, was read and approved with manufacturer and buaincss men gen-' "What sort of a billiard game do The Tax Assessor came before the Henry Wlgtr* and E. A. Douglass ns orally are beginning in substantial arranging to erect school buildings lished as follows: you play?” "Well," ho rapliad auaplfor which $500,000 of bonds were board and stated he would, not be sureties, each in the some of $50.00. measure to benefit from improving "Furniture factory, Birmingham. clously, "I can usually hold my own cndit'ion*. They demonstrate thnt voted able to deliver the tux rolls until the License ordered issued. Ala.; ice factory, Centerville, Mi**.; with any ordinary player, except tho They demonstrate that 18th inst., and on motion the As­ “ A New York company which has electric light plants, Aeworth, Ga.; In“ n who hasn't had a cue In hla The bond of N. T. G raves to car­ enditions sessor wns given until the above ry firearms, to-wit a 38 cal Colts prosperity is returning. been buying public utility plant* in and to he enlarged, McCombs. Miss., hands for three years.” ■9 (late to deliver the said rolls. revolver, was rend and approved “ A gain of $5,1112,371 was made Mississippi has asked for franchises and West Fulm Beach, Fla.; laun­ Mr. Wood of I*ake county came with F. E. Giles and R. I I . Geiger n the clearings of banks of Atlanta, in connection with the proposed con- d ry and planing mill, Winter Gar­ 8awed-Off Sermon. After Eve bit the applo and found before the board and delivered an as sureties, each in the sum of $50, J (5a., last week as compared with tho struction of interurban lines north den, Fla.; turpentine plant. Browton, Ala.'’ out xvhai happened, who probably sam­ address on good roads. License ordered issued. corresponding week of last year. The and south from McCootbs. pled all the other fruit tn the orchard “ Among the items of construction Mr. John C. Jones came before The bond of John Neros to carry September clearings of ‘frtvannah, Just to see what else would happen, the board and spoke^n behalf of Mr. firearms, to-wit: n 38 Cal Smith <fc Ga., banks were greater by $11,- work to be done, as reported this -rlndiac an aihjIIs Star. The Reason, * * Ilanch, civil engineer, whereupon Wesson was read and approved, J)60,058 than for September of last week are: "I seo they hated that new student the board advised Mr. Jones that with E. E. Brady and T. A. Neal, year. Building permits in Blrmlng"Church buildings, Fort Vajjcy, by rubbing Jam through his hair.” Doean’t Pay to JCqoc|( Too., the matter would be taken up at a M. D.. as sureties, ___ . _each in the-'sum ham, Ala., set a new high record in Gn., and Oneonta, Ala.; plant build­ "That was only bccauso thoy wanted I f you- knock'a- mSTbjSbftfrtVtfcqjyigtt later date. . ’ .*. • of $50.00, and I dumbe r for a month. Figures in ings, Fort Fierce, Fla.; fair buildings, hla first sweet Impressions to stick.” you will make him ffunous. *■ The bond of W. If. BalkircJ to be The bond of E. E ." Dowling to notary public was presented, read carry firearms, to-wit: a 38 re­ and approved, volver and Winchester rifle, was read He ports o f the several county of­ and approved, with J. H. Jones and ficer* was read and approved and Ci. J. Marshall as sureties, each in the sum of $50.00, and license or­ ordered tiled. Mr Hell, superintendent of the dered issued nmd camp came before the board The .-bond of C. I. West to carry .,nd asked for a leave of ubsenre for firearm* to-wit a 38 revolver and ‘ f. m f xla days, which was grunted, and Mr Winchester rifle, was read nrrd~ ap­ Wynn authorised to take charge of proved, with E. E. Dowling and J. the ramp du^ng the absence of Mr, B. Jones as sureties, each in the.sun? Hell. of $50.00 and license ordered iiyyfptF A nu’mber of communications in The bond .of C. S. l>et» to carrk reference to the recent bond issue firearms, to-wil K . a rcjieating rillc.1 a was read and ordered filed. ^ "a * read iiiul approved With J II Communication from the War De­ la*, and T W . Lawton as sureties partment tn regard* to a fixed bridge each in the sum of $50 0(1, and h ... >r t lie St John* river above Lake cense ordered i—ited Harney on the "tlrlundo Indian RtvThe blind •>f Clarence < urro- t" Highway'" wu* read and ordered carry firearm* "ii* read and same tiled The com muni cation contained not being executed according to luxx,. r , following " I t i* recommended was irdereii returned fur curre.inm that the former action of the De­ The following lull* were audited partment lie adhered to. The dis- and warrant* ordered drawn for .11 g Ilieer oflirer i* hereby ill *.i me to inform the parties that the T h e being no f u r t h e r business t h e ' War Department " ill not permit a b o a rd a d j o u r n e d to meet O c to b e r iivd bridge at that point, but that I M h 1915. fur th e purpo se of re p r e d i c t i o n ; i t . draw or lift of simple and mex r e iv i n g a n d c o m p a r in g tax books for |....|V. design "i ll be accepted for t he < tirre n t year ' . present fbe communication from Mr las \Imut the 1 nuiil* Fair H Hr>ce in regard* to bricking road Friend H*dl> ..a used ill Tp 113 F. If 3'J K I a hi .sin-, meed that tb...... IMot* i,. p.. vn road, " a * tend and clerk a n d b u - l n c —> m r t n a g e r id t h e s . i n o ■trncteil to t\r11. Mr Hryce arid inlorru him that it t- the intention ford Herald exnleiitly "anted I" make Seminole county grow faster this board to brick -aid road as It than the » alendjir would p e r m i t , i now laid out The communication from Han- because 1 have plenty ol time to., 1.1.1111 A- llagler in regard- to com- read all cx.-huiigr* 1 discovered, al th.u you quote M nI.I virig s i' li their contract and coinUesiluy. <let l«t " <>ur * ( del i ng their work on road*, "as . .i. 1be . il \ " f -ic b- . t■ii r f . td .I’ d referred to 11.... \ ( I. 11, |i, r ' t . i 11e.■.|ar ,r t on.ev for t,),. 1..... 1 I .| I it. ■i f 1-1 I. a (i|.i n*jd i 11 I i 1< '-..li xI it I i •or.ling n. * ..l, I r i d . I 1• ri'-ig...il .on •'! tt V I .1Itri la I lxe u( Itolu n ; .. inspector of marks and brands lor lory "a *on Crusoe Your issue, p r e ^ o u * to District* No*. 1 and f! was rend and October l>t had a cr»$t'rttf;al of talk on motion same wus accepted about the rmirrtjjr tffir and after Tiic communication of .Inn I) spending ten xxeehs of a very happy J tins, tax collector setting out life in \ our n ly I want \ ml to |«erMe names of those "h o bad not mti me to xiitiKirioc my bumble sell d I heir license for the Vei-r t'Hl 1*bi* <-xliil.iti yor of t in f.u r ii** in I I '<15 "a *, read and referred to ,it<-l\ i-l.-xi-r lil.« r X X ,l\ ill' ** r»* in » Y»»f> \ I ief ‘ot t es at tornei (or t to of tlt.i-m j.Hlk t 1 .< r M • » * I » rd fur the i iiforieineT l <<| same .4It.1 ih tirst |<ru>t !*«’ > 1 mu«»r Zi», l Ini* pri The communication from A ( i. at Orl and<in ^ llOtll ■1 prov <■ t o y m ir It1 i n informing the i«tar<l of the dll "If i* <-.i jm bitK" Oil fl■ilkn thi,xt Stilt. ■i*ht rate* on brick from Augusta herself, xxii h :'ll due respect to other Now see a great tide of <i .i . to Sanford, Fla., was road am] countie* ‘ mentioned She is big ordered tiled, and us there ha* been enough, young enough to have that prosperity sweeping strongly and which she should have I don’ t know why I cull her she. unless it i* surely upon us. Each week that the Woman’s Club were most clever m their good work for the i ,-m ends with more millions of dol­ first fair in Semijjjdw. I shall look - vforward to reading about the (air to lars to* our credit in the balance be held in Sanford thi* coming " in­ ter, and my only raged i* that I 1 Take ‘'that cash you have o f international trade. Billions o f tu o ■t-* am imi in a position to be in San­ , ^ C I I L O S S \\ A L T I M O R B ( j L O T H R S ford when the lug exu-nt conic* <’IT bushels ol corn, wheat and Other hiddcilr tn a stocking and D ress CHANNELS 1 do not know < T xxjird* that could express the shiu-k 1 felt whell reading ANGLES crops ripening into more dollars which will bespent , Up to hasten the new Prosperity'Hvliich is and A ll Shapes.- of my fellow man. J. D. Roberts, who passed away beyond the great coming faster every day. B e , patriotic; look to Dress Up. Tw o Billions o f Dollars in Gold TRUSS divide. While tny relations with • » i ' . -f RODS him were only that of a business suffocating to get into many times this amount prosperous; talk .prosperity; help the good one. I found him to be a gentleman, STAY * a scholar, a good fellow and rf Mg of credit to buy tilings— lairly bursting is sacks for cause along. .It*^cbi1pia£.anyway; but you, can BOLTS man in every particuliy. I want to IRONWORK put myself on record a* saying that opportunity to earn its interest in any enterprise. make others r e a liz e lt . ^ Y ^ of All Kinds. Sanfor^ lost not only a good citixen but one of ita reul benefactors. a« l i t 1 *BOILER 5 -:r~5 Let me hope that' you will with PLA TE your good fighting spirit make Sunford all that she is worthy of, and TANK STEEL that when the snow storms are sweeping around the cornet here, STRUC­ *■ and' you folks are enjoying God’s ^ / TU R A L greatest gift good weather. 1 "oil - -1*. bu able to read in your valuable FIRE sheet, where Sanford has done her­ > ESCAPES self proud again, and made the SetnHARD .itolq fair the fair of ull fairs. If WOODS. $here is anything I can do Tip here ^ f * 5 fur the success of it you have but toC om p eten t' ' ■x .«*•- -«■ Force o f W ork- command me and I will gladly obey, w it h bind Personal regards to Mr. Best by Every Test ‘DRESS UP, Why? Because Mr. Prosperity is Dress U p! coming. Look prosperous and Prosperity will knock at your front door. When President Dress U p! Wilson about a year ago remarked that such business A l l this money is seeking* business! it must come into circulation to pay its way. A n d that means business, big business, prosperity, activity in every line. new industries, busy trade, big prices tor (arm depression as existed was largely It means busy factories, due to pshycho- products; everybody pros­ perous. “ Prosperity *n o t a logical causes, be meant is that the fear ol bard times now. was the recognize main factor in causing hard times. tion far dillerent than that oi last August. Ms Business passed through the ‘fear period; lived through ptesent fact the worst; seen that the mostly imaginary; and n o w —- right D o n ’t be afraid to it when you W h at thifri^gjmtry needs is O fne Hundred Million People Una fraid; who can under- stand the facts, and Dress Up to meet prosperity.^ . it;economized; discounte ‘fear’ boogie was a meet face to face. Today we face a situa­ is Start something! Dress Up and every neighbor inyDur vicinity will lollow suit. life old year policy of ment is no longer wise. * I BEAMS Call at The “Dress Up - men for Road ' - ‘ M cm m 9 * r-. • ----- icSai J ...... .’ ..................... ......................... • '" i ■ "X �THESANFORD HERALD / R. I . H O L L Y , Editor W . M. H AYN ES. Business h THE HERALD PRINTING; COMPANY TH E W O M A N ’S PAPER loafing would raise street potatoes? turns roam the country, preying on Wouldn't It seem that a young school teachers, and some o f them man- cou\d 'get the use of a small are very cruel, .talking to them so piece of land near Miami for a share long that the poor' things have to in the crop he raises, and on that ■it up \intil morning, when tbey^get land raise a few hundred hu'hela home, to get their daily test papers corrected. —^ o f sweet potatoes? A farmer told u* the other day School teachers' salaries rang* that a dollar a bushel for sweet pota- front |30 a month up— but not far toes is big money, considering the enough up to make them dizgy. On cost of their production. Suppose a her salary, the teacher must dress man ugf* his spare time in looking nicely, buy herself things for her after a crop of sweet potatoes, his work which the city is too poor to health will be better for the outdoor get. go to twenty-nine lectures and work and his earnings sufficient to concerts a .year, buy helpful books make it well worth his while. on pedagogy, pay her way to dis­ We speak of sweet potatoes be­ trict. county and state institutes, cause of the remarkably high price and enjoy herself during a tierce they bring in the Miami markets, but .there are other easy to raise crops that ft would pay n man to try. And it is not necessary at all for a man to own a farm before he , can be a farmer. Any one with the i right sort of energy in him ayn se- ( cure a piece o f land to cultivate in | Dade county. For the first time in the history of the Herald the wditor and the business manager expect to take three days vacation at the same time and while at Jacksonville next Wednesday, . Thursday' and Friday the, ladies of Sanford will fill the C O N G R A TU LA TIO N S pages of the Herald with articles At last Sanford is to hs especially for thq ladies. W e tael that this issue wi|t be a relief for the boys who make the .paper 104 times every year and a relfef fof thfc- than- any pther institution in San­ readers, who read the same style ford will soon be a reality. In an­ stuff 104 times every year. It will other place in this issue is the glad give the women of Sanford an op­ tidings about the Sanford Y. M ..C. portunity to air their opinions freely A. The editor gave it preferred and untrammeled by any censorship 1position in this issue becaaith.tjredmof the editorial management. ! portance of the item is sufficient We pust the ladies to wake up • guarantee to the people of this city the city in piariy Veay* and yet ex­ that the movement should have the pect them to stand by the ,Iirpj and undivided support uf press pulpit gcauriillj. With, two fixed in ks uf Die paper in publishing and_Lbe only the articles that w.Il Luift up •oons growing up in this community the city and not tear doyvn. Arti­ the!editor personally believes.In the cles that kill assitt the people to establishment of a Y M. C-. A. and better and greater things, even aside from the personal reasons for f'nough the matter may bring home the benefit of every young man in Believing y lain ip some of the fault* of the riti-l this city we believe in it rens. • The men of the rity may be in it uc shall give it our whole taken to task for their defihienries hearted sirpport in money. member­ hut the men will have a come hack ship and through the tolurrtn' of the It Is the blgge-t item in this the week following if they cave to paper rush into print Even the editor paper today and being the biggest of the Herald will not he exempt item it lakes precedence even over and if any of the ladies can <w I he war newwhere the paper can be itnpr ved we wi.ll say a la Shakespeare: SCHOOL T E A C H E R S “ Lay on MeDuff and damn'd |«• he who first cries enough.” • A F A T SALARY Does not necessarily make a man well-to-do. Simply earning.money is not making it. What slips through the earning fingers is finally made by someone else. Start an account with this Bank now, and if you are FAITHFUL to it, some day you will find your bank book your VERY BEST FRIEND. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD frAHTvnuBBUSmEjL c. M. hand vi«.pr«ia.i FARM E RS' DAY Today is Farmers’ Day. All hon­ or to the men behind the plow, the most independent man among na and the man who makes it possible for the rest of us to live. It was William Jennings Brvan who right­ ly said! “ Burn down the cities and leave the farms and the cities’ will grow up again but burn down or destroy the farm* and the grass will grow in the streets every city in the union We owe much to our farmers, u | w n l l y - M i h n iK -n of tbfe greet»ecti«y» of Florida, the Winter Gar­ den of the United States.- We owe mbro to them than w<* give them credit for and today th e 'H e r a ld wishes them greetings and long life and prosperity Every day ran be “ Farmers' D-iy" if we will but remember all that the farmer means to our <"immunity Dftnrunu, rumitm 0. L. TAYLOR r.akl.r P l WOODRUFF Vif* Pr»*id»m Lots in beautiful Seminole Park, just west of Passenger Depot, Sanford, and in every section of City, Property of Thatch­ er Realty Co., all sold on Easy Terms. Lots for White People; Ix>Ls fur Colored People; l-ots for Home Builders; Crowing; Crow with it. Ivot.s for Investors; I » t s fur Everybody. Sanford Buy now while Prices art; D>w. and Reap the Profit Don’t Wait and Regret that you Failed to Act. Come in and Sue I S. and w»* wilt Show You. Speak to us about Building a Mouse for you. the ladles of Ssnlord that he propo-es to turn In- paper over to them while he goes on the State Editorial Jaunt? Orlando Citizen Nothing Mat wi inay have after the edition -j. out Huwvvtf-, U u , Sanford, Florida have out [Trmt*a?rv' to* 'tfe* Tliis Women’ s Edition of the Herald will be .issue<1 on Friday October Lr>tb and will he circulated by hundred* in every jiart of the state a'nri throughout rhi north a. wor»t POISONS Retained in (he hodV failee rile umalt sir, scrofula, malaria, constipation, b l o o d l>»ision SI MItI K lOFORTHi: HI o o n ■ »{*els poisons from llir hod) and r u n * blond poison in Its worst form. Sold I.. I If Phillips and < o. IKiAl AOVERIISINO ulao lake a derided interest in tlie j , |,j»,„ry of tribal lau in Pata James advertisemunta. ^ • goma whu h the superintendent tan w In conclusion we would add that, thinks may be useful in her school sharp t!ferret ton fe -the -hetter^pary-«»f- voter -w-oek-eom- d e y ~ A-grettt- mnny Her- -Hinds and if any of .the city or county of­ ficials or any ottwr gerjtlemen wish to follow the example of thr'buxM ness manager and the editor and hike out while the hiking is good, take to wood' or fear tin- worst Ih -all , Seriousness. however. W e respectfully commend this edition to ;tf)o ^subscriber* and those who r R d r o S t D C A N A L To C O N N K f bovrdw the Herald It will b e a new fit J . k H» ,**.j r N D I A i n . f t l v * « * . departure and of great benefit n«t tstt ( o t s t r f . r t c i l i a s only to the Indies of Seminole rounty but to the men jib well • " , * mt that PieVdell w ,i of the money h — Xlii— -f/«**--lof*t P'^ydell free to Hinds is seen them to their h. I L A NTIC ort» id m ln U lfsiro >*»r (for* *h» ! I H | (OAST LI The Standard Itadrund of the South st if Ed i t .e k f f k i t d i v p i u i sth. m L» Ar Ar Ar i Ar Ar t■ It. it pleases the public and .thf ladies fire anxious to-'tenyesv thfr p r C formative they {will lmAbv^n ir-.phanto on a mahiTTTtrrfi Fpecia 1 cibt'dii' 6f thp Herald at a Inter, date W which they will share: t he receipts Oilpaper. • ' Any one wishing to contribute to Friday's paper should communicate with Mrs Terheun. the society id-' itor and the copy should be in millater than Tuesday of rtvjtt week. un i ! * r . : , n r i l •nihlr, Jacksonville .Savannah. Hlchmnnd W ashlngtun la I I hda del phill New York 9:10 am 1:35 pm HtlOpm 1:15 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 am • 5:20 am ft-IN am N:00pnt 5:50 am 12:3N pm 11:5ft pm 4 I0b5 am l :5ft pm l:.lK s m | 12:3.1pm 1:03 pm 4:25 am » 2:10 pm G:20pm 7:13 am Iiprnvnt, Free Reriining Clmir t Hrs to Waahington. Dining ice on Traltw. st} Sleeper to Savannah on Train 80. For Information and Ri-.erv’Ytion IMione or Write jLv.y. 1 I B r - ® |» TH FX ST ? NAROHAt B AN K l yFKLDpUC || a VNO, p (Cuta'Obtained Through Court ay of C. E. Howard, Flditor OrlaififftB'Guixen) a 'peckf .xftfc"7Yi w w .' TM p a d e cwt^t-y jRV not rwl**4 sweet r*ofa: t o « i. f o r the hVta*r market'.- . nftove cuts represent the kt, protection afforded by St. Johns river, river us the upper end of the Another thing that will strike the Inland Waterway*., showing observer at once is the thickly pop*rrom Salt .Creek into Indian uluted dlatricts to tie benelitted by Glancing at the map will ron- the St. Johns river as against the he moat skeptical of the many barren stretch of the east coaat ages of the St. Johns river canal with bui few loans the he cast matt canal that now west side of the canal and the sheer A"-dfiflcnlt of navigation for ocean on tjje east side er* and thul the company The dredge boat In the low.-r picleaVoritig to have the goVern- lure - is the one U#ed by the govtirnurchuse Sines* the government ment Several months ago in straightP particular Time is taking1nd- ening thf bcprfe in,thl» St ttohn* every protection afforderfvfrom I’ ahUkn tt»'‘Lake ■ HnrdCy’. s of war the St. Johnj ffver ,ia. The govern merit his already (m•t. route tor war vfssvU.. *ub- proved thf.St, Johns river And made ‘ Wi if* tlwa inforuttition ’ U> go on. wouldn’ t R *fem that *«yne of the P , . is * fwtitle, - na vlgabla foj^-thu able- bodfed ‘‘ young men o f Mj,amj Waterway* who have aO muvii tinm to ijayou- to larger vessels, t h e caal^cpavVanunil |Yool room* and cool drink stands would nevvr. afford the shijtping thv- rrprr • • linest inland vuti-rsayn iri Ufe United f*tatc-, it hardly -ectn* right (ijr the sarin- govcrntnetil to throw* asidir the project alrendy built for H r WMtTnRP. < . f f rtlRSTKR V k i I ' i i j i M * ! v l. H tT TS, Ass t L'a i i i i i i I he steady hank depositor is usually a the most thrifty people of the comrm He is prosperous and is climbing, the i to-success one of unknown possibilities and pay a large autn for ownership. The Si government Johns the river privilege of is .already* your acco u nt is i n v i t e d 4 PER CENT INTEREST PA ID ON SAYINGS Af.CC water and one of tho finest ipland waterwnya in the «|Ute. Use your influence in having it da»ignated by the government a* the. Inland Waterway through Florida. Th e Fi r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k O F S A N F O R P .-F L O R in �i 1■ ! , *• , THE SANFORD HERALD Z. Spink*, the cypress shingle king ' “ P e l* Alloa H er* of Oviedo was in the pity yesterday A. L. AH*n, better known to hla calling on his friends. . + "*4*-*-. many friends over the state as Mrs. M. * Gardner and daughter "Pete'* Allon was in the city today left yesterday for Orlando, where in tho interests of tho South Florida they will thsVe their future honle. Fail1 and Gasparilla Carnival nt Little Happenings—Mention of Matters In B r ie fPersonal Items of Interest T. B. Lanier of I-ako county, Horida was in the city yesterday and reports everything In his baili­ wick ns coming right along. 11 Summary of the Floating Smalt <i Talks Succinctly Arranged for !| Hurried Herald Headers LeCfalrc Irwin, the energetic car­ rier of the Herald is confined to his Fencing Big Range home by n bad cold and during his Hon. J. N. Whltner is just in from absence the paper i*. lining carried the Lockkatchec ' Ranch nnd states E. A, Farnoll nnd family of Oviedo l>y Leo Peck. thnt thb‘ company is fencing the en­ were in the city on Wednesday on n Word from Mr. TThd Mrs. F. L. tire 11,000 acres of land with good shopping tour. Woodruff, hears the Intelligi •ncc thnt hog proof wire. Several Inside pas­ Eggs nt Lefller’s. lY ltc they will leave Hendersonville next tures will also be fenced and a ranch house built and many other im­ 5 or 6 doses 666 will break Monday and' will probably arrive provements made. As soorl as the homo about-Thursday with Harry sny caso of Fover or Chills. Price anti Ralph, Frank nnd J. I). have fencing is finished soup* fine stock 25 cents. 71-52tc been placet! in college for the winter will be placed on tho rancKjcomprls\Y. V. Wheeler of Louisville has ing cattle, mules and hora/". arrived in the city and will be iden­ tified with the Thatcher Kenlty Ran Over Child Company. On Tuesday afternoon about five o'clock as S. E. Porter was driving round the corner ol Fourth street and Palmetto avenue in his car he ran over Emory Rivers, tho seven year o^l son of E. J. Rivers nnd tho lad was severely bruised and suffered a scalp wound. At the present writ­ ing he [s recovering nnd will it is hoped suffer no serious after ef­ fects from his narrow escape. Chickens, hens and friers at Lef­ ller’s. 14-1 tc . ,Miss Anna May Pope has ac­ cepted a position with the Sanford Herald and will learn some of the secrets of the printing business. We will pay you 4 cents a pound for old rim cut casings, sizes 30 x 3 Drink Elder Spring Water nnd 30 x 3|<j. Sanford Machine & A N A L Y S IS ON EACH UOTTI.E Garage Co. 4-tf • Phone 1017-1 For that GOOD GULF GASOMackerel just nrrived, three for 8-Fri tf ■ LINK nnd S U P R E M E AUTO O il 25c At la-filer's. 14-ltc phone ||. H- Coney, Agt. No. 116. Milch Cows for Sale Eugene Routnillut has returned 14-tf A car load of Jersey milk cows foi home are spending several months -t*t— in— ihv PtiwwnucwuUwai Attic. .ILL Jlaiid _ Jlrua.. iUiLh . i'ucjn. At Presbyterian Church west oi French avenue Lmjuire College. Rev. J. G. Venable of the River­ Hand Bros. Stablei. I2-tfc Dr. Davis, optometrist, will be at side Presbyterian church of Jackson­ Robbins Nvst soon. Watch paper ville. who has been preaching a series Notice for date and sec hjm for glasses. The registration book of the cky i of revival sermons at the Presby­ 12-tf of Sanford will be open uttheolfiee terian church this week will preach Mr and Mrs. ('. M Williams «>( of the city clerk Saturday, Oct 1ti at both morning and evening ser­ Sou* City, Iowa, have arrived in anil will remain open until Saturday vices at the church on Sunday 'Dr. the city and are guests of Mr Wiltfie 13th Office hour* from ‘t a m Brownlee will occupy I he pulpit of i.m.- father. 1) T Williams to I - in and 2 p m t ill t p m <> t be Riverside church ill Jacksonville Best Granulated Sugar, lie a Saturday U will be opened from l Sunday All are cordially invited to ntpioiijd All other groceries retailed P m till y p m 1 c ml these services al the Presby­ . r ttlnlesule prices Write for p. ice \1*iW I . t i Y E I . l . terian church. list Your name on p« stnl will do 14-1 lit( 'itv t 'lerk Don’ t delay. The Enterprising -! ■ iilt y C o . Pulutka. Fla 12 Dp For Board of Trade Home F r e e I r i s l r u r l i o n s in P a i n t i n g Orlando, Fla.. Oct H Fort v-fi\e Beginning Monday lor one week M-s E G Tyner is ih»- guest of thousand lb) liars m bonds will he ter daughter. M m It ! Holly Mrs Mr- 1 !’ Etner-on will give free issued by the Orlando Board of Tyner lias just returned fjum a trip hint ru cl ton* m painting at tin- slnr> Trade to finance the new building of N P Yowell t o to those pur­ i" Uii'hiriglnn, Philadelphia, lohnswhich the organization plans to chasing ,irt Miiitirt.l Painting i> a ■. and several other cities in 1be D will In-'known as a com­ ” i and will ppend -eversl weeks for i v i-tn ng i nsi ii no - ) .iritsols I*-.* 11* erect munity building The tirst mort­ i •• I i fore retu’ ioi g to her horn, gage bonds will carry 7 per cent inilea. The wofl. in Tain pa tere-i and the second mortgage Emerson i-* advi Mr and Mrs Ia'foy Brown and bonds s per cent A whirlwind cammediums t o IllM* M p. [ Ir. pc W Were here WedllCS I ift Ig l (or the sale ol the bonds will pain I ' coining in on the Clyde line h» made l lie architect ^ draw­ ursion from New York They ings are complete and approved arid Put mere < and) pin) i he H.-raid ollice a \i-lt uj'on as -nun as the money rs raised bids I ry G a r ri s o n s Spectaltn the advice of Dr. Kelley and took will he asked and the contract let. for sale by ir the city with an auto trip ere IrWin & G i l e s returning to tho boat It W sb H e r Day to Be Absent. "Some fellow» can sure pull dpwn tile money easy growled I Fuller lilpom For Uislatice lIn- [W-rsoii who wrote a recent article of a column SW|mining JhOi.I u I be open to till- ami a half Idling about the traveling public e Very day from J io 5 p til . man who smiled and (ftiilU-d on an ngexcept Tuesday# and Fridays. Open gruvutlng trip because lie felt, that nlghtH only by special arrangement when he reached his own homo his dear, sweet wife would fall Into bis to 'paxUKs. of ten air__mure. — Pure fresh running warer^ All conditions arms with a groat gusli of Joy Hut when ho got home the wife was ab ' perfectly sanitary*' 12-tf seni of course as every real married man would know " Kansas <Y(> Star. T h f Sanford P( O mill h Tbe M llmtitiful H ih *1 At $8.50 to $10.00 »ho«n out of T i n y * r r fa ith fu l f.lines of o rig in a l K rr n r h h ( i i < r f u , n j a t b c I I * «o JIG to t p y y ; itvrlDfllne I 1 I L 'i lr V i i r i ^ and Sfadata# l;«*. Uu T H IS SA LE FOR CASH O NLY ABOUT .. .A N D For Sale*; m : fKKNCH MILUNEHy, SHOP yUtiss, 410,00 . I*» r.AHT FIH8r STIlWt E V E N T S ... iiiiuii tsw m in i -I■:-idisait :*•> *• ijiaijrtr, u m m .raaanH aui.aaua / fi It* chocolates. Tile artistic work in a variety of lovely llowers was done by the dCVlT hostess herself. _____ Punch was served throughout the afternoon and a delirious refresh­ ment course at the refreshment hour Enjoying the charming hos|totality of MrUTontior were Mesilame* U .1 Hill. La VennHurt lohn Hays, If I. iiriihn I G llur.ley, \\ II Peters. t ‘ A Smith. Harvey Uenfroe, Deane Turner. W 1 P Carter. \ l> Smith. J I Juhnson, Ernest Krupp, J. H. Ferguson. John Meisch. It. A. Tprheun, G. FT Walker. W o n d e r fu l Books. U- . p a t r o n s nr bed spring, mat ifO u k avenue. • a Hairs characterized by a charming simplicity. There were no attend- ’ ants at either v editing, and only tho families and intimate friends of ,-tho contracting couples were invited to * witness the ceremony 1 A HESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP f t ) DATE PEOPLE Except n living mail, there Is noth­ ing more wonderful than a book—a Democrats him ! Republicans alike message to uh from the dead—from TJtey pay the lolls human souls whom we never saw. Only a pritnary election ran heal who lived perhaps, thousands of miles present difllculties. . • away, and yet these, on llftiun little ,SU, immediate steps to that end sheets of paper, speak to us. amuse will he taken. us. vivify us, teach us, comfort ua. C. Ji L B m . K i t open their hearts to us as brothers — Charles Kingsley. 11 b* long- t o JAHUIADE PARIS MODELS And w ill Continue as Jong as there are any W om en ’ s and Children’ s Shoes in our S lofe Primary I The Sun ford |mufti Mint- i* no man -* p r-"iia 1 assei lr4lrtKlue-lii( It* SanfunJ ibc K*mi*u* a more Quinine Can Not Be T olerated By some people, but anybody can lake (Quirk's Chili Tonic, Quick's Chill Tonic, flavored with “ Sweet Spires." Has Hiipcrceedcd all other chill Ionics where Introduced. Get it at I.. It. Phillips and Co. No cure, no pay. Price 25 cculs, F A L L S H IR T S /y r lU S At two o i lock Miss ltuby.Katherine Belts was' (tinted in marriage to Mr. ’ Robert’ Lee Row*, Rev. George— H rm a ir nftlrlnrtng: using the beautiful riijg ceremony. Ala m Anders were effectively used in t tn- living room, where the mar­ riage ceremony look place, and the details of . I he decorations were ail carried out in a color scheme of yellow In a corner of the room an arch of bamboo was erected, from which was suspended a hlg white wedding bell. Beneath this the young couple stood to be mar­ ried. I1 In the reception bull in wdiich the wedding presents were displayed, tho white star jessamin?, ferns and love’s wreath harmoniously blended .in graceful profusion. . ■ -tw ~ Upon the dining table rested a lovely basket filled with roses and asparagus fern nnd lied with a huge bow of pink tulle The wedding m\sic. whs played by MisH Murgi're-r' DaVt#, ; -.JTlie-..bride entered the room with the'groom,to the strains o f' tKo wedding march. Continued on Page 8 • The Finest Everything served in Ui^ very best way; cooked prop6rIyv ib 5 thoroughly sanitary kftctfeh,'' a n d , at moderate prices. T£$tit next time you are hungry. Institution T o d a y E MAKE W IT OUR BUSINESS TO BANKING SERVICE. FURNISH HELPFUL YOUR SMALL SAVINGS ACCOUNT W ILL RECEIVE THE SAME CAREFUL ATTE N TIO N AS THE LARGE COMMERC IAL ACCOUNT. 4% INTEREST PAID O N SAVINGS ACCOUNTS [ I have thosrx.ilu.sive agency for duett Peabody’# •linp of Arrow; Collan and Shirtr. thu,beautiful Full Pattern# now displayed in my window at $1.00 und $1.50. S E M IN O L E - s I‘ ’J" i *r Ferrest Lake, Pre^. tmpvrtil Ttw«tf* lluildisg are Shown First’ COUNTY ‘ (CLrt Rm i i B#II4i#<) . s - D. L Thrasher, Vice-Pres. BANK . ■ .; a .'V'- - . ‘i r * A. R. Key, Cashier �OCTOBER A, ISIS T h e Exploits o f E lain? Sec Ihe Pictnrct it The Star-Every Wednesday. Admission 5 and 10c Eltlne, flown Jft the library, that ahw bad done nothing yet about the letter from the Women's Guild. “ I wonder what there ts npataira that 1 can give them,'! ahe thought, aa ahe re-read tho letter. "I think 111 ace." NEW CROP JUST ARRIVED She started up, Just on Inc* was j leaving. The adventuress In the attic heard Elaine corning and quickly slipped be­ hind a door, letting Elatno pass her, without being seen. In tho attic Elatno started to tako down and examine several dresses for the rummage sate, laying them aside one by ono. , . ■ An attic ts always a place that calls up memories of .tho past, and Elaine soon began to think of things that were suggested by ono after another of the discarded dresses. Resides, some of them were scarcely worth sending, anyway. She Bat down, ab­ sently, In tho chair to think It over. Suddenly a secret spring released a set of bands that automatically and swiftly clamped ovor Elaine's arras and about her body and neck, holding her In a grip of steel. At tho same time a vapor bulb In tho back of tho chair shot out Its smothering fumes, rendering hor unconscious. Elalno was caught in a trap. Inez In silent exultation opened the attic door Just a trifle. Then her slender hand reached In and took the key from (htvlnslde, abut tho door and locked It from the outside. POSTPAID. * Crystal Wax Bcrmuda-Pkg. 10c., oz. 30c., ^ lb 1.00, 1 lb 3.50 White Bcrmuda-Pkg. 5c., oz. 20c., X lb. 70c., 1 lb. 2.25 | Red Bcrmuda-Pkg. 5c., oz. 20c., ^ lb. 65c. 1 lb. 2.00 Louisiana Crcolc-Pkg. 10c., oz. 30c.,X lb. 1.00, 1 lb 3.50 ' Our Bermuda onion seed is Genuine i imported stock and is‘ the best that | money can buy. | KILGORE SEED CO. PLANT CITY, FLORIDA' • oooooe aooooa oooaoa o o w o o * thklng off the receiver, bat not an. awering. Instead, she, hang up and wedged the telephone bell with a piece of paper so that It would not ring at all. j fihe was about to move away from the desk when Elalno entered the li­ brary. ; A D etective N o v e l and a M otion Picture D ram a "Didn't I hear tho telephone bell ring!" aba asked. By A R T H U R a REEVE Inez was quick. "Yea," she replied, • Th* Witl.Knoien N tetlltl anJ lha » "my former mistress telophonefT'that \ Gwifav e/ tU •'Cratf Ktnnejg'' Storia * she Is sending my trunk today." "Oh, very well," smJled Elalno. pass­ ill frese*tedhi Coflahoratioa Whkthe Pztba Ptzyvriaad the RHertfc FilmCompany ing on through the library with an . I| Oapyrlfht, ItlA by tb* ator Ooapui ill ro n lfi Blfhn B«Mmd encouraging nod to the girl. Inez bad killed two birds with ono Btone. Not only had nhc disarmed suspicion about tho Interrupted call, but abo had laid the foundation for by a mere pressure of his arm. *TI1 the delivery of n trunk which at that give It to you some day.” moment sho know Wu and Lotig Sin Tbs N *w Tork police ara mystified by a Naturally I was delighted by tho •M ils of murders and other crime* The were preparing and packing. principal ctua to the criminal la the warn­ novelty of tho thing. It waa a large tnfnk, and In It the ing latter which ta sent tha victims, signed with a "clutching hand." The ln|eai vie. two wily Chinamen were packing a tlm o f tha mysterious assassin la Taylor chair, aa well as tho phosphorus ma­ Dodge, Ihe Insurance president. Ills chine. daughter. Elaine, employe Craig Kennedy, tha famous scientific dctecUve. to try to "Once Mistress Inez Induces Elaine unrwval the mystery. What Kennedy acto sit In this chair," observed Wu, tap­ rompiiihes Is fold by hla friend Jameson, a newspaper man. ping It significantly as bo closed tho After many fruHlree attempts to put trunk,-“ half our work Is completed.*’ Klalne sad Craig Kennedy out of the way the Clutching Hand Is at last found to be Uptown'Inez, always on guard, was none other than-Perry Bennett, Elaine's watching for tho safe arrival of the lawyer and Thr'tnan ahe la engaged to marry. Bennett fleet to the den of one of lrank, when she saw a messenger boy his Chinese criminals. The Chinaman coming up the steps of the houso. fomae from Bennett tho secret or the whereabouts of 17.000,'W. Then he gives Perhaps, It flashed over her, It was In# lawyer a potion which will nuapend some messago from Kennedy. Sho animation fpr months. Kennedy reaches must got It,, whatever It waa. •% n^nneft'i ^de Just a fter -he has lost con* •ciousnts* Without hesitating a moment she slipped hack Into the library while the TWENTIETH EPISODE boy was still at tho door and wrote a note of her own at tho desk. Sho SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. had thriught out beforehand Just what Wu Fang aat at a table In his apartplan she was to adopt and tho noto most, hidden behind tho kqualld andi road: balconied exterior of a Chinatown i Dear Mias Dodge: tenement. Before him wero a glass The ladles of -the First Baptist disk wnd a bottle, which contained sev I church will send a collector for our gjaT,■sticks o f phosphorus Immersed In rummage aate this afternoon, .M(e and a smtiii capillary glass thank you for whatever you can give him. Yours truly, „ Miss Ella Burns, Secretary, Woman's Guild. ° PHONE 21f- o o aoaaaaoDDOoaaooDoaaaaaaDooDoooDoaDODOoaoDooooaacDoao St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Stealthily Inez crept downstairs from tho attic and Into Elaine's room. There, tnklng cure that neither Marie nor Aunt Josephine was about, sbo opened the closet and took out the drees, coat and hat which Elaine had worn when aho wka kidnaped by Wu and stuffed them Into a suitcase Inez closed tho suitcase quickly, threw on her own hut and coat and left the ttoUHo unobserved. Full Instructions! Given in Preparatory, Comnerrial and Clahflica! Courses Conducted by the Benedictine ' ^Fathers TER M S - *226.00 TOR CATALOGUE ADDRESS REV. DIRECTO Half an hour later ahe entered the opium Joint on Mott street. There were both Wu and fx>ng Sin Inez read over tho note eho bad carefully examining n blonde w lg mad* written herself as tho messenger hoy up as closely as possible to resoluble the golden musses that were tho continued ringing the bell Impatiently fo u r or Then she hurried Into ihe hall to open 1 crown of Elaine's beauty, flve other Chinamen sul and stood the door. The hor came In and I neat took the ' about nt a respectful distance H a v e you the clothes’ ' asked Wu, note hu had brought, signing Elaine's name for It In Ii Ih book Hhe had greeting Inez. ''Y es," she returned "A ll has been acted not u moment too soon, for J Elaine had heard the bell and was done exactly ns you ordered " "Hood." complimented Wu "Then now coming downstairs herself "W aa It anything for me. Inez?" she you may prepare yourself Immediatenaked. Inez deftly palmed the letter and substituted the note she had written St. Joseph’s Academy ; St. Augustine, Fla. Kslnhlished INfifi i ♦ High-class hoarding school for young ladies in charge of Sisters of St. Joseph, f’utrimized by children of in*-q Catholic and min-Cathrtlic fami­ lies of this and other State* Buildings Mtlendidly equipiwvl with all modern mnvenieneps Delightful and heultny locution in quaint and ar* tistie Ancient City. Course thorough, embracing all branches requisite I 6 for a solid and refined education Music, Painting Dinguages. Cnmnior- i ▼ ciol Course Terms Moderate FOB Fl'l.l. I'ARTIf I I.AIIS WHITE SISTF.lt SUPERIOR. ! -erf-•_ 1f iW ih SPENCER’S BAKERY I I 1 Park Ave a while till I feel b e tte r'" she pleaded ! "Oh If I could only work for ton amt tin- kirn! Iad\ who Is like a m o t h e r s h e kohlied t u r n i n g f r ■>m E l a i n e to Free Delivery » v e ry o o o o < .o -e e > v o rrv w rrrrrrrre a -y s her niixit It was a touching stun. and it reached the hearts It was Intended for * "TVIhf worry; I'll see you through this affair,'*' nodded Klalne, wiping away the girl's tears and smiling bravely at her ' Take her upstairs Marie She can find plenty to do In [ i t h i s big house . I'm stire " Even while 'Inez was looking her | thanks from h e r s wol l e n t<-ur\ eves,! already the car containing Ihe toughs had drawn up around the low er cor­ ner. and Wu and lamg Sin had .takun Ihe places o f the thugs .’ * "E verything worked fine, --mnslfr." reported the gunmen ! *, \\ Sanitary Slcam IVcMNing, 11of (■nsolincJDry Cleaning. tinn.s of All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our (Jenllemen's Valet Club. $2.01) I'er S U ITS UPWARD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. * * • • • |v_ Elaln^a* Double Receives, the • Note •Frofp.-'Vu. , , \ * I tine! icon«» ovur In tho nPirwnetti. * nfter Kennedy lmd perpetrated" hjg: 7* • " .*£ * *> ■*'• 'pfhpared 7o^ KCenri^dy. The’ j little Joke with the new cfg’p^H^- ■t'ydlf. * ttSn'nm." ■ sin' rejJQMV' no tiding , ■ '• rt« Brrt,OB EIsJnjB pas lighter, and there I found several-let­ Elaine the fakeU note Elalno rcdxpW "I dl.In'CUw(i‘wCnbbut'"i-?,1,'r^> ^ .iV »l *tii|i In tlm eutahgW ters waiting for hint. jlhe"etnn-L'lB'Ut. Z ? ** llnvlng nothing better to ilrt, ?■derid­ tho rum m ag^kalo ed Jo-go back to the laboratory, where mented. ns trtto went Into tlm library,' | - T 8 " e f o In the laboratory and I left lilni at work, and Ink** along the "hut I guess J'll tb'uvo to give thet/i-l ^ ’ rnlg^pjas nt work testing some chofn ^ .r ; . , •ItaU, (#bu ^t,lqt pour a liquid from a ( mall In case there might be something something." Important In It for him Hhe bnl down for a mciniont to lo o k 1 beaker into n-ferC tube l i e -|>auked, sin opened one or two letters, (hyn » v « r a new fashion rnng:i)»Uj(.*'. O | 0 r J both" In lii'f humls,• ^sli'nlnK.’ rami' to one which I had Wild on-fils side In the hallway Inez w asread liiS henr what sounded Kennedy had often been amused *1 In a plain envelope, addressed t h e note which the m e s s e n g e r f>"J*.; fihe i^j-falchtng at the tloor vny never* having a match w h e n -W,j-evidently in « Iflsgulsed hand lit’ t hm! brought, with tne tCamlug post F.H ’ReMjiRj'l Jusl a minute, .Walter,'* ■^Deeded'll, and II had occurred lifm ' Toro It open and read It with a scowl j acrlpi written by Kennedy under- i whlapoRff Craig, moving -Tin tlptoo to devise h t t-ry novel cigarette light­ "W ell, Walter, -what do you think ! nenth Hhe knew, ns she destroyed 1 towfird the dljoE' ' 1 i! e r foK roy benefit. . o f that *" Tie'remarked, tossing It over ( It. that it w as only a part of Wu'n The fact was 1h<lC a‘ young UhlqpIt was‘ simple enough, cAnsIzflng ot tu me i - * ** subtle plan to nlnrm, Kenuwdy and man bod crept up rautioualy and zvat} a small battery cohncctcd Hy small read It In astonishment: start him on a false sccut, . crouching them In a position 1l)kt w lrtato- onjj-of a pair of flUff links., •* Anofther attempt Is about to be It was not zpany mlniuJ,s later that ff,n.* 11 funner aJiout ty siart jn t ’, Ono rfnW. had -la fin face ,J| Aery fine i ‘Chlyle to kkdnap Elaine Dodge. *>. the bell rang- jjgalii,' -zaij ■AJtU*.lhac 1 Aciualjy "ho was merely waltwire, ,Qnly t» fraction of ati Inch lo'ng. ► A FRIEND. Jcpnlnga answered thoTtlahr, tBsclhs^ ^or Kennedy to npen the door.’ T o the lln klcm lg had snldFred *dhe I iflhki'tl nt him n w A h ook my bead Ing tho expressman 'with - a'ttleatry 1 R lobked aa though he were listenwires from the baUrry^amt ofranged blankly.,while Craig took,up the tele­ trunk. .i -t * A '• them so that they rum up uinfer -hit phone and called Jjio Dodge house* ‘ As Craig threw opyd. the door he r Rue*! that*. Any trunk. 7nez coat aleeve through the krtnholo of the ” "No one ansjver#," - hn muttered,, eiclaltne.d/'‘ 'M a i I have It taken up ho stju'tcd off like—z-^racer, apparently Test to the bstlery, which ho carried working the telephone hook up and1, Hfie^attlc. Mit uf the w ay?" -dNipplng a piece pf paper In hla hurry. In hla ve!l*7>ockeL down* ” bul I'm sure someone -to$.k, ^JLllaatcd out after- him. while Craig tch n Tflcn c a rrlW thd hlg trank He had Just completed his work off that receiver over there and'thy* alalra Into'the at lie, a largo room full BtoopeiFn?!tJ picked up tho paper, then when he heard me coming and turtttly tolled In.- Operator— will* you ring* tfiat^nOhibor; again?**drew on his coat. “ Well, what's now^" 1 greeted “ * val’ nable to get-any reply over the Dmjge telephone, Kennedy thought a J*"Nothing In particular.'*' he replied i ‘mdtnent, then scra-vilcd In hliFf a miliar ^ ' •'Have a cigarette?*1, •• - •„ . He handed hi* clgttrel^ chac In mo hand on the bottom of the anonymous and I took one. Then, unsuspecting. • yioto, scaled tt In another envelope d I began to search tny-'hockets for a rioted to Elalno, and called n nics^m•' -* ' V j tnatch, hut, as usual, could not.-Zlnd gor. . Im-z, meanwhile, had transformed • *me. . At last,.half,"mockingly, he lighted herself Into a* full fledged maid, look­ ‘T d a cigarette apparently on his cuff ing w ry > pretty fn hj»r nest cap and apron, and' making’ befocU jiicftil in d ^ • *>*what new-tangled sort o f thtn* 1* hundred ways kboul the Ijodgo h o n s i« that?" 1 asked in surpriM. vf Without, being obtrusive 'she ,\tour "I thought It mlgbt-,»|^use you." ho seldom OUt bf hearing of IhcfTSle-* milled, explaining thd Arrmugeqier.t aa phone, however, and It happened that -v. Iw opetw^.Hls- rdst ari<J'£huwqd mo at Just tho momobt'wbch Ctjlx, called ’ . buw hd^|ad* tbe electrltf gofuMctloo $15.00 Altera PH It Always Helps says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky In writing o her experience with Cardul, the woman's Ionic, ilie says further r “Before 1 began to use Cardin, my back and head would hurt so bad; I thought flic pain would kill n,e. I was hardly able to do-any of my housework. Alter taking three bottles pf Cardiij,,! )»ogan to feel like a new woman. I soon KaflJttbjij pounds, and nmv, 1 do all my housework' as well ns run n big water mill, , A * wisfi every* suffering woman would givo a .lrial. I still use Cardui whcri ‘1 feci a little bad. and it always docs me gopd.” '■-*-> ;* .. ^ 1irertf w n r n ^ 1Ct f b UCkaC^?’ ^ l,C aC ,le* BCfYOUSneSS, red^wom-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman7 y trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman’s tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing women for more than fifty years. * stood gazing after us. Down the hall the youhg Chinaman dstahpd until he came to the back en *'p^fheo to Ihe laboratory There ho . ■^Urtfeil and crunched again In the darkness. A niomnnt later 1 came after him. As -1,.passed the door he seemed to rise up- utiexjtecledly and I.etumblcd headlong tzvar- hUn.i alnjost stunned ■Ml D^tnt 'tRe> Ho -rose again afnl-'crla»<;ros»«L armmd tho corner ... L J r .__ j ___ .. . . Get a Bottle Today f w * J - T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ag en ts General Fire ’ ’.V - Sanford Insuri ar,,#* ■^•P^HOLPErj^RBAl. ■•T4\Te o. F lo r id a �)DKR 8. t: ...' mat kind (bat hs Ann tight to his side, still with his "A note of dropped,*• ropU Craig, passing over wrist pressing on ths rope to m ailthb paper ha e bad picked op. His b«art fairly looped. It worked! I reed d In English: The cuff link which he had devised N *U c« a f A fp llc itU s far Tax Haitian *71 at Iks tla a * "8«a wh«t he la doing and report to as a cigarette lighter as a Joke on me N olle* is hart by glvan th at mo In tlio basement below 118 Mott was burning the rope. pu rdU w r o f C rrtlAr fiM at* N o 9*o, ■ tr e e !M l. n . 1911 sad i Then he pulled at the weakened 3rd day of Jana A. No*. 1X9. 333. 171 and M * daleBeneath the few words, orldentlr ropes as he had before In his futile day of Juaa A. D.* 191 Aral** lo ray offica and ho* made x p b llc tln n orders, was that mystic sign o f the struggles. LortjU* lo ‘“ ••l1* AMortMW, Vifh law. serpent—tbo mark o f the eroh-crim­ They broke. Sxld r r r t l f l r » t « rmbrstw# th r follow ing d*•rrlbrd property •ituxtrd In Somlnolo County inal. Wu Kang”. Just on the other side of the door he Florida, to w lu "U ’a a clue. Craig!” I exclaimed could hear the low buss of the argu­ O r llfle s to N o 980 datad tha 3rd day of For s moment Craig said nothing, ment as Long Sin urged Wu to allow Junt A. D. 1912 embraces AH Rlk I N , Tier 22 Hanford, the eaid land being * w a » d at as he turned to go back Into the him to kill Kennedy. the data of tha laauranee of auch certificate laboratory. For some time be con" Ve r y well, then," Wu at last In the name of Alex Vaugho. Certificate N o. 629 dated tha 2nd day af tinned to study the note, as though agreed, looking at his watch and pod­ Juna. A. D. 1911 am faram 8 U o f ttlk. I I revolting something In his mind. ding to Long Sin and the others who TWr 13, Sanford, eald land baltig aeemeoc at the data of tha laauanc* of eucb rartificata . i . “ Whatever It la," he remarked at sprang forward. In tha nalne i f N ancy llutlar. length, “ I'm going to look Into It, Certificate N o. 633 datad the 2nd day of Free from his bonds, Kennedy had A. D. 1918 ambraeoo L o t 4. M b. I I , anyhow. While I'm gone, Walter, I been standing a second wondering Juno, T lar 2, Sanford, aald land being aaaaaead at wish you'd just go around and ace If how-to escape from the room. Just tha data of (h * laauancs of tuoh m l I tin ts la tha nam# of Geo. E. Johnson. Elaine Is all right.’’ Certificate No. £7A dated tha 2nd day of • • • * • • June. A. D. 1913 embraces L ot ft, StenIlford 's Add. Sanford, eald land being aaaeaaad at At last Kennedy sauntered In cas­ ths data of tha Issuance of such certiorate In ually to the hop joint on MoU street, tha name of A. !>. lltenttford Heir*. CerUflrate No. 684 dated tha 2nd day of his collar still up and his hat still Juna, A. 1). 1913 embraces L o t S3, Dlk. K, over his eyea. A. f>. Chappell's Bub. [f i t . , Goldsboro, said land being assessed at thtVrkt# of (he laauanea He lounged across the floor among of eucb certificate la the name of G. W. Den­ the- amokera and picked out a bunk, ton. Unless tsld certificates shall be redeemed while Hop Sing, the proprietor, according to law. ta i Deeds trill Issue thereon brought him n pipe. Kennedy pretend­ on tho 17th day of October, A. I). 1918. ed to light It, but In reality did not Witness my official signature and anal thla the 22nd day of Saplember, A. D. 1916. In the back room, by this time, Inei , £ ” do? 6 l a u C le r k C l r e a l l C c u r t . S e m in o le C o u n had completed her disguise by placing oHdfi. «y, Fli on her head the wig and had given (seal) IIy * J i t . C . K o b r r u . D .C . 10-Krl 6trp the little finishing touches to her make-up. Wu waa giving Anal instruc­ Apyllcallon for Leltara I'a te n l tions to Long Sin and the rest, and Notice is hereby given th at the •ubacrlbthe four Chinamen ranged themselves era hereto will apply to tha G overnor of Florida on tha first of N ovem ber, A. D. In groups of two on either side of the 1916, et Tallahassee, Florida, for Letters door. P a te n t" on th e p ro tto e e d ch a rte r of th e LEGAL ADVERTISING T K e W o n d e r C a r " E le c t r ic S t a r t in g a n d L ig h t in g The now Maxwell i* equipped with the SimmsHuff Electric Starting and Lighting System. This system is a single unit type, combining in one instrument the generator and motor. . % ' ' It is the simplest, "sure-fire” powerful self­ starter made and has about nine-half the wire of ordinary starters. We are waiting to take you for a test ride in the car that has broken » low "First-Cost” records, and is breaking all low “After-Cost” records. 'OneManMofurirlop Demoiminfilc%mr scream ed ; | *-1 ■ Ilir a iB E :.] 5? > o — 7>>r ■> j~ > fV > ' Com e at once! v. my horse is sick. Prompt attention must he ^ivcn ailing stock so that farm work may not he delayed. Pell T elep h on e Service on the farm enables you to net the veterinary quickly. It also keeps you in touch with the markets and your neighbors. If there is no' telephone on your farm w rite day for our Fr^cuBookiet. • Acdresstvs. Farmers’ Line Department. Pf # ^ • SOUTHiiltN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY4** # • Box 231,-JackaonvHlo. Fly. HAND BROTHERS L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D STABLE C ornar Park Avanua and Sacond Straat .* CO NT R AC TO R S FOR A L L KINDS OP HEAVY HAULI NG . . » Largo su p p ly of H o rs e s , M u les, W ag o n s and -H arn ess alw ay s on hand F o r Salo o r Exchange □ la c k a m lt h ln c a n d W a g o n R e p a i r i n g In c o n n a e llo n N a t u r e s S B o i l Rlowcrs’ Ground Limestone makes acid soils sweet. I t releases potash sails and impart* Mrntpth and vigor to,growii}'n crops and trees. Rlnw er/^lim esfone g ro u n d unusually fine rcadily^iixes with tne sou. -Contains no im­ purities—can be a p p lie d a t a n y tim e —u inexpensive. W rite fo^ literature and price#. . /Blnwerg Lime & '* ^ r“ m u riW r v«r« ,' .............................................. I ' p s t n l r * In Ihe a t t i c of tho Dodge fBLOWERS GROUND LIME%S TO N E ihr (rat* Zmrhmt} k Nov r l l > VU t h» u i i t l r r o l f n»>j, i| u h r r r h y " > i i >4 I v » * f t . r t h|_ u u O M i a c i#I h r c u m a . f i b e in g i t f"jt f *1»J “ A re You A ll R lflh t 7 " G asped Ho u t t e r e d a s u d d e n cry. poi nt i ng UJ, m t ho roof. Helpless, tied to the poet. Kennedy Aunt Josephine Had succeeded In un­ had not ceased struggling to free hlm;^ fastening Elaine, as our sudden on*' slnught with chemicals and force self, though without avaij. Buddenly an Idea occurred lo him. brought the Are demon under control. 'Are you—all right'?** gasped Craig, Hn gazed down at his hands and wrists. Supposo they were not froo? ■tonping over Elalno 'As aha leaned back half-talntlng In hla arms.— Was there po way to uae them? “ Are you?" she murmured heroical­ Rlowly ho turned his arm around until the outside of his wrist^pressed ly, forgetting ‘b «r ;o w » hu/la hi her " • %• on a rope. Then he drew his upper fear for him tu - untl*r ilia' ia** uf Fluriili, l:■* tf iiiLeact fur p r i . r u ft, hr* h u a i n r a a h r l t j w a r t m u l * • * tiu a d o p t t h e f o l l o w i n g am t h e c h a r t e r «-f lh** p r o h t * v d r u r p u r s t i o n . C ra ig . then he heart! f o o t st e p s outsi de. Quickly ho r e p l a c e d t h e r ope s a bout him m > t h a t t he y l ooke d as If he w er e still Imijui I hy t h e m TM dmir opened, an d Wu a n d Long Sin e n t er e d , e a c h with a knife, w*till.* hehlt. l i It>■rn w e t e t h r e e nih- r « hln.i me n \\ 11 ndtaiieet) Slowly hr1 r a i s e d Ins knlf- in s i rlkr"Tin whllt* girl Is slowly b e i n g o p e lie d burn- a to d e a t h In- hi ss ed. hruudl ah It was all done ho quickly t h a t K e n ­ Ifilllng t he knife “Ti l e a l lo t t e d t i m e :s n e d y could c a t c h only t he most fleet spen’ n»- g l i mp s e o f tier i l o l l i e s an d f a r e As lo pulsed Ihe knife In fiendish Mni t l m < g l i m p s e # « * e n o ug h gl**e Kenit edt l eaped f o r w a r d f r o m his It » a s a p p a r e n t l y Klnlnc' l o n s . n - d bonds a n d k no ck e d h i m to i ' ralg s p r a n g u p I nstant ly, d r a w i n g t he Hour his r evolver, and t hr ew h ims e l f So t i n e t | i e r t e d wan t h e a s s a u l t Mini against th e door rec ol l ec t i ng t h e i i,,. knew it tauig Sin was a ■> warning m essage t h a t had c o m e npruwlitig to-alile his m a s t e r t h r o u g h tin- mail t' la i g selxed t h e only w e a p o n a t I h e door yielded a n d h e r u s h e d timid <i tnhori-t. nnd b r o u g h t It , through In a n m u t a n t t h e four down wi t h s m a s h i n g blows on t he i h i n a men c r o u c h i n g on e i t h e r side h e a d s of i h e o t h e r urttounded n nd nil l eape d oil him ' ner ve d C h i n a m e n Hi- siruggle was terrific li e Once, u ti t he s t r e e t , e v e n In Ch i n a d o w n e d t w o a n d s e e m e d In n f air way town, h r wns ante to win a g a i n s t e v e n suc h odds, when i Hut It w a s not hi s own s a f e t y now tli-- d i sg u i s e d I ne r tiVrnet| with '* that ha d ner ve d up his s t r e n g t h to mo c k i n g laugh, polli ng off bot h t h e e s c a p e f r o m t h e u n c s ca p a b l o . h a t a n d wig Wan h e In t ime* Kennedy's nmnxemenl gave t he Chinamen a chance ll e f ore h e real Ixed It In his c o m p l e t e s u r p r i se , h e I t h i n k I had b e t t e r g o b a r k to the w a s f orced h a r k on the post a n d hel d l a bo r at or y and wall for t ' ru l g ' I said t h e r e just long e n o u g h for l>>ng Sin nr Inst to \ tint J ose phi ne a f t e r wmi to wind a r o p e a r o u n d him Minting lug for it l i me t ha t s e e m e d like h ou r s Ills a r m s legs a n d hotly to t he post ('lease let me know the m o m e n t you Then Wu F a n g w al ke d o v e r bef or e h e a r f rom Elaine. * h i m a n d f ac ed hi m. J jh turn from the toot t o m e over Her e, m y Ueaf. ” ' ~ ¥ e iif t ho fttepH to thft Dodge house , w h e n "t .c t me I n t r o d u c e a t a x ic a b c a m e d a s h i n g u p a l m o s t on r a i l e d to Inex Prof , t ’rnlg K e n n e d y to you l n n o r e n t t |„, gidpwniit ur ged on by s o m e m a n i a c l"*'* Inside. I m a g i n e lily surprint- lo see Hv t he way. h e went on to I n c t . ( raig, wild an d dishe vel led, le ap out how did you l e a ve t h e r eal E l a i n e * " Bl a) ne h e r e - fiafe*" hn d e m a n d I n e i look ed at h e r w a t c h “ S h e Is ed lot ked In h e r a t t i c ' she repli ed with Kh I m a n a g e d to Isn't home evident enjoyment "The h ou s e will reply siart to b u r n by s p o n t a n e o u s c o m b o s "Did Aro you s u r e ? h e r e p e a t e d Una In e xa ct ly t w e n t y m l n u t e n " you s e a r c h ? " i »if A ti. Z A C I I A I t Y W A. Z A C I I A l l V II < Z A C H A U Y A K. 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I | i * l v t|»’ g . , P " • • ft - m o m s iiMMirr i I.A VU KKS .Snnfurtl, - Florida Ellon J. Moughton AKCHITKCT t KIM e in 1 o h ell llldgi Sanford, H a ..GEO. A . DECOTTES.. ' <» i. AlTnKNKI - 1.. am- IVHINSKLlJlK at LAW I'tat'lu e in S l at e anil f e dr r ul Courts I . o. l. Ill -J r.1.0.1 1 h* . inu.i.Hrty am Hiiouir.it Wilson <6 llousliolder ft I. frier-Woodrtlfl Bldg ■ M i ti . h a l l ft * F i l l . an I h u u * ■fn t 1 ti f i n ii 1 *. ,t t a? * tii I* * 1* » «• I *• *1 M i l * . fl v a h t f n | f • <1 • ' t o r II I f l . l f r i t I t l M l Ml * a « i • I.' . , %M .. t l K K . •if a n • ■I , It* • a (Mft a 1 ■4u* k f th la . . |- i f ■* *» d f l i a > to t J - o a t f t W fl , M a l i * *( nr i t ft h rwg t i l l ‘ 1 f n t ft h r | * i r r h a s p * i>l _ i > r • J.•- f f > b e f •ftiitt al uf f t a1 uf m i • 1v r 1*4 > »» n i n r ■ f t V It »■, a t a j u • ! a t '1 f a i r * a lu a ta i.** t i n ii 1 h r f r • • Tft. 1 r d r i f t r n i h i * d t- > fth r h f t ' a n J i. u f .1 O r e l o r a , S rllrlr It a T t i j * r u f p t i f A f m n •h f l ll r u t t l l f i U f ant t f tf lk r f *. 11 f n . * 1 r Mi t i u i r i M ’ i t * n r i i i i f p t r ngfhla * m l Ifa ii f h u M * * t u r « |*«-r 1 * ■* of n i n r i ) h i n t i r i f i , fliim an«l f l f l r f I h r f t i n i m r f i r e m t f i f Ilf i t * I 4'f |>a*| a I *' P t l f i l e l i f e u h lr a s a on r irf «fla ] Will 'ft * (f 1 . » || • si 4M k f uMl -r« Ilf »* I Ilf vl'lfj ft t o Sanf onl Fla C. H. DJNGEE Plumbing G a s and F i t t i n g All W ork ItocelvcH M y I'trHottnl AUentinn Ami Renl F-fTortH Ia » k flM r V f I ............... . r .i - i, . h a i l hr hi f .if; ■a H ' t ffii’r r • VII I 14r a « I-1• III *1 ■ratal y afi'l li'Mfl ft:| <-( nJlf'crl nf til run d l l iif Iml Lr i h f lt i i h f r r . a m i riot friof# thiin flv r fltftjckhofdrrft »mi «urh fltl ljor* U i m o s l l r t ’l l r TP- i • V. i. < ...... I-' t^ _ I tion l t » M _________ f r - l r e l - o u r . N n 2 5 SPECIALIST .rufinmiu ORLANDO, J » . • ftft* * •• Mi tor * hu*eD h > t hr f» a1 a tlit-i-hfig l*i hr hr Id fin ihr Iim «a 111 r day *a>vi <1 * ri i m i h a 1r I y il ia - r t h r A n n u a l , ty t rr ll n g «»l i h r al«»r k hnldft'ra Tha* h o a r d of l i l f r r M - r a . u n t i l t*l h r f * iar j i r o V l d n l b ) ih r " a M iu k h u h lr r a • h » 11 f a■fa«k• 1 «*f four nt i" m hr fa T hr f nil *ii* i rt b a h i l l i*f i h r ofTtre'rift iif 1 hr r u r p u r a l u i n , u n t i l t h o a r r l e r t r d at tI hi.<oST firai .11 PH ri li tl el u IIHI r nI *a ■ ha >«ll I■ k M«i•v* *i q ■,|u>•a«SlIilIIIf U-d U,, tVia. ill i'r n id m t, A. 11 JUchiry; V ltr r rr «ld t'n lt \V. A Z tfh a ry , S fr ie la r ) and Trrfisurrr, II r /arhary Ihuvrd of- Ih r r r ln fi, A I * Z trh a ry . W A /.a r h a r y , a n d A K P u w tfT , Ifllr lr V| . f l. I A K Power*. Sanford. , In Wlin**» Whereof, We * r t our ta in ker. uarriea thla t he haVr 3 0 t h tta a < h r r r unto nf S a ji - NultiKopy |! /.A C 'II A K ^ c o w l ; its y - *. •fin ally apprarrd A, l). Zacharv, W . A. Z a r h a r / * . iT. C . Z a c h a r y a n d A . K . f o w r r a , t o mr> w a ll k n o w n , w h o b r i n e d u l y f t t o r n • ay a, e ac h for hi m a r If t h a t ti> k i | u r d a m i r i f r u l e d *thr- f u r r g o i n i ir ie t r u m * n i f o r t h a pu rp oara therein i i | t r c f w d , and ( h a t th ry • . • ‘ • ' ' . . 1 • * sjtlB - t ft1-. r ■y A. Ih Zachary. W*. A. Zachary, and II ( ' Zachary, and A K Powara. therein In W H t i V w W h e r e o f , I have h e r r u n t o » | hand im l t; and Five Stit** of Florida f'ouniy o f S#inininlr Trforr in# thr undrraignrl! authority p«*r» my m M * J * tor a ll M a c k l s r * k • rr tLa pcftona nitnrd n W Positively Guaranteed A l> /.AC If All Y VV A ZAi’H A It \ It FLORIDA ^ - Z a rh a ry Flofida. \i i! Star Brand i T h r bin b ra t arm ) m il w i-b ifth l f l d r i r u or h a h H lly I ** v h t r h i h r c o r p o r a t io n r a n at a n y t ir n r a u h j r r i n*a*M * h a ll h r K i l l y T h o u • a n d il6»0,tnh h Ii'u lla r *A r l l r l r V |. T h e n a m e * ainn»dl r r a h lr n c M u f th** a u lr*r r 1h e r* a i.d Ih e n u r i r l t a a fn ilo a . a A l» Florida, F| yc Z i r h a r 3 , Hmford, ■hares U A Sanford, Florida, T rn Z lrh a r y , ah area Z a r h a r y. S a n f o r d , F lo rid a , Four H. C H u n d r e d F . l c h t y * h * r ra tharra - o f f i c i a l aval a t CARBON PAPERS i H a n f o r t h “B a n t * inolf rodntjr, Horida, thla 30ih days Saptrmbrr, A. I P (•«*al» L. r, S T H I N C IF E U .O W . of »» * r —/■ Finest Carbon Paper Hade J tis fie r of I ' u c c . a E v e r y S h i f t P e r fe c t I !-F ri-4fr M a x w e ll’s i . Recognized Standards i» Magazines Periodicals Soda Water *: Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s -* . -tii * ?H 11 ■■- • * '* t'* 1041st. St. Phone 182 ;; Smford - . F lo rlJ t-T •* ^ . >* Dr. J. A. TR O VILLIO N ftl • y i l l ! h u f i l f T l'h O(fl UCa of I Nn I > /i i U / i r t l A l f fin 1 apa I a ■ a n H - r r r l s r > s ui t t i m . u r r t ms> I i * fill#*! !-> t h » i I n L A n L tK , U u lT H t M id TU nO R S • flffir ji r f a o n , i h r h o a r d i- 1 if t r r r t rtra* ■ rn! ul Cure Them Without Cutting Them Out 4»l h r 1 l r f i l m * I I I h r rhinwr li h> llir ■l n< k r h n ar n afiP»u«|f> hy ! he 1 i»|«1rr* ■hall i it* Ii holftrr*, at • I h r ff i f i i m a l I l l r U l h f | o III" W U l n i l t IL*I fit *i VI nnday i to Januam n f t n n> n m » n h t H** y r a r 1 ‘J l h ••I « <h t n r Ihr i fit p f r « f « i * ft ! • nd nlhrf. ufUrrfa .hall hr an fin al ly I y Ih r i f i r r r l nr» nr hy I . ft., n h h* IiUft-r. a- t hi- In U a i rriflft d> iD house Elaine, In the quoer chair, wan ' Ijook!'* I10 gasped horrified. Just recovering a bit from the effects I s t a r e d tu b la nk a m a z e m e n t . S m o k e was (touring out of t h e a t t i c w i n d ow s to­ xt the vapor jo m i n u t e s l e n g t h e n e d t»ho In d e n s e bl a ck co l u mn s , l i g h t e d by RtHl^tis tb< b e g a nn itKji)i f t K j i / e a t h e m o r e r e g ul a rl y ns nn a n g r y flame.Hie stupefying effect* of the vapor "F ire! " shouted Kennedy, dashing wore off. nnd was Just beginning to I ns t ant ly Into tbo house. m o v e her head In tho first unconscious As w o ' m o u n t e d t h e s t a i r s now wo endeavors to grasp nt consciousness. could hwar muffled s c r e a m s f r o m -tbo It must have been Just nt this point at tld. I x■O t h a t , following Kennedy's Instructions, ^Htnokji w a s p ou r i ng o u t f r o m _ u n d e r I nrrtvod nt Elalne’a house. Out door/a n d e v e n through* i h ’if key A» Jennings led me Inlo the library h o l e Jo i nt i ng s h a d h e a r d K e n n e d y ' s I wns met by Aunt Josephine cull n q d w a a ftow' dashltf g u p a f t e r us . " ( ’ ralg hns gone off on a rJtip," 1 . w i t h a fire extiur,*utaper. Hac k or hi m explained, “ and has asked mo to drop I cutne A u n t J o s e p h i n e a n d K l a l n o s In to see how things are. la Elaine'all maid, Marie, s c r e a m i n g f or help. right' Why. I haven't seen her for an hAur IJks* a huinaft , bi t . l cr i ng r u m we or more." nnswered Aunt Josephine , w c a t t b f o u g h I’ l ^ a t dftor. A s h e e t of "I think she must have gono, out. fliiflip' s h o t 4tut tit uh w i t h t h o dr ufL Won’t you sit down*'' Hut K e n b e V s l o p p a r f for nolfllng. Them was nothing else lo da,, On Thct w w a s Elalno* In a c h a i r whi ch the chance that she might come back, t b o diwlHsli m i nd o f 1Yu EYing h a d ! sat down I considerably worried now, t lOvl s ct r Wi - I mp r i s o n h e r whi l e t h e about the note nnd her absence tlumCa l i f t e d o u t h e r b e a u t y a n d life , Upstairs, If wo had only known It, I n t l a n l l f TJyijg undurstporl a n d a c te d. 1 IJlntne had now regained c6n»c!ou8•' d r r r y , b « t o u t l 1' ,1jq crloth g a s p i n g nosa. , .. for br catk^blinself. *' ' | . .*•••* Worse thnn that, tho time was up TpSecni ^-Cv?! a s i t e d I h o c h a i r unit for tho water to be drained off tho Its p r e c i o u s b u r d e n . N o t a m o m e n t phosphorus too soon wo s e t t h e c h a i r d o w n ' o u t As tho last drop was siphoned off si de I n ' t h e hall, o u r s e l v e s a c of p h c d the Vessel by the capillary tube, the a n d bl i s t er ed. > deadly element spetned to burst Into It was u s t h o u g h Drnlg had acceptflames and white fumes Distantly the u il d e r 'itriit' If coin ml t tod, O u t s i d e In t h e d e n K e n n e d y h e a r d (In* s c r e a m a n d t h e c r a s h i n g of glass, mtiflled by t h e d o o r H e s t r a i g h t e n e d | n p In his h a n k , now nil a t t e n t i o n Was It some white woman railing for In-In In tlil« s i n k h o l e of I n i q u i t y ’ T h e d o o r flew o pe n S u r e e n o u g h , a u'ninan a p p e a r e d still S cr ea mi ng It was only for an Inst ant a n d s h e 1 .1 ii.-r .-y.-n get a c r o s s t he t h r e s h o l d U uli a low g u t t u r a l e x c l a m a t i o n 1-ong Sin pulled h e r back into tin room and s l ammei! t h e door s h e ha d SEMINOLE COUNTY GARAGE r— — an One Inch Cards Will Be Published Un- «f Krptrrnl-er, A D. 1916. I sElectricStarter ElectricDebts' 'MdipietoIgnition Svm /R ^dis a MixuvllfydJ' "Z x c h s ry C ra te e N o v e lty W o r k s , ** ‘w h l e h U p u t , i i «.>,-•) k r r . w i t h t.rlow, t h i . s o t h - la y F i na l l y W u p a u s e d a n d w h i s p e r e d s o m e t h i n g lo Inez. T h e n both h e an d Mi ng Sin s o i l e d t w o g l a ss gl obe s t h a t tix)d on t h e t a b l e T h e y r ai s e d t h e m Igh o v e r I h e l r h e a d s a nd s m a s h e d llu-ru on tin- floor, at the s a m e t i m e S t a m p i n g tlu-lr feet terrifically. Inez m _%z *v-=. ■b - -1 - - ■ S ail , « . •t - :- * -■ = ' ____ S: - nu^iducA&Ltf f e . j * : ■ �OCTOBER'S,' 1» 1S THE SANTORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT I. b. • mm • f pH PEOPLE AND EVENTS i■ Continued from Pag* 6 m * ■ Ji ^ m jtE W /I ■ 1W ■' v l -L Resolutions or Condolence Where**, luiiivrruw ii vim MRit ,,w" I ------ -— * In. the --- , ordering ------ • of• th York. She will be accompanied by Divine providence that preside. 0v»r her mother, Mra. R. S. Keelor, who- the deetlnlee of individuals and nswill be the guest of her daughter for tione, our fraternal circle haa been several weeks. I broken by- death In the transfer of ______ _ 'our beloved brother, James'D. Rob- 1 Miss Oulda Gotten of Oxford waa erta, to the grand aerfe of eternity, the guest of bdn. H. B. Connelly and for the Connelly-Gotten weddmg. Whereas, Jn his removal 8ubor---q _______ dinatc Aerie Ntf. 1863 haa sustained Mrs. J. H. Ferguson left on Wed- the losa of a loyal member whose nesday to .visit her daughters at virtues should be held In enduring Carrabellc. remembrance, therefore, . . ’ ‘ Bo it Resolved, that Celery City Mrs, W . B . Jennings, president of Aerie hereby testifies to the worth the State Federation of Woman's of its departed brother and.expresses Cluba will be the house guest of Mrs. It* deep sense of the severe lo^s it Henry Wight while in the d t y 'n e x t experiences in his perpetual separa­ tion from its councils and Its sc tivitica. A ^1P ■X 11 ■ ^ J JL m Music was played softly throughout the ceremony. Th© bride was married in a hand­ some coat suit of dark blue wool poplin, cut military fashion and finished with bl.ack braid and but‘tons, the blick velvet collar a chic finish. WRh this, was worn a stun­ ning black velvet toque with white and black ornament. A cream lace blouse completed the, stylish cos­ tume. At the waist waa worn a corsage bouquet of bride roae*. The sweet and winsome young bride is the second daughter dl Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Belts. She pos­ sesses a charm of manner that has endeared her to a Inrge circle of friends. The groom hold* a responsible position in the oflicc of M. F. Rob­ inson. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe left on the afternoon train for Norfolk and other points in Virginia. Out of town * guest* for the wed­ ding were Mr. and Mrs. R. JL. Betts of Winter Bark. . O h Look! f I can eat ’em all — they ’ won't hurt me! That’s be­ cause they're made with Calu­ met— and that't why they’rt pure, tempting, tasty, whole­ some— that’s why they won't k hurt any kid.” A Connell}'—Gehen , * Mr. David Roberts left this week Resolved that we extend our sin­ cere condolences to those near and for his home in Gary, Indiana. dear to the deceased, and that any dependent upon him shall be recipients of our continued fraternal re- . gard and brotherly assistance if j needed. Resolved that these resolution, he spresd upon the minutes of the Aerie : and that a copy thereof, duly audit­ ed by th$ Worthy President and the Secretary shall be furnished the be­ reaved family. _ fc j -(seal) * Ja»,.C. Robcrti,,Sqc. The Cecilian Music Club recital W. w ; Frye, War. 'Pres. will be held at Mrs. Munson’ s studio The marriage of Miss Linda Evans Connelly to Mr. Thomas Getxen was Solemnized at the home of the bride’ s parents at half past two o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Geo. Hyman officiating.. R a c a W a d H i« k « t A w a rd s f t a C m ! S—J fne—i t t llf (■ Caa. H e r e t o o t h e ho us e d e c o r a t i o n s V e r e very, lo ve ly In t h e r e c e p t i o n hull viut^s of* t h e w hi t e s t a r j e s s a -ioHoi ~tk>wur wiki j i t w i n xii i n the. b a l u s t r a d e a n d u se d e f f e c t i v e l y in th e overheaddecorations, inter­ m i n g l e d - w i t h q ua n t i t i e s , of t h e pi n vine. ^ tomorrow afternoon at .1 o'clock. Notice to Drivers The parkway in front of the Her­ ald office hser been replanted irt S(. of Augustine grass, it was killed out before b y the careless drivers horses, mul e s a n i l g o a t s who skein to think t h e y can p a s t u r e t h e i r stock on «htx ( -ll i» Kubug eaten, ull agw«sby,tlu*-*afcmo. stock and if .it is conThe Indies' chorus for the Jap­ tiifqed- the jlti?***.* of the teams will anese operetta will have u rehearsal he arrested utrd,;4t'-tlirTb is no rjty at the Congregational church this o r d i n a n c e Uir.t -wifP’j ffvb them a jail (Friday! afternoon at *2 o’clock A s e n t e n c e t h e r e -shiVt/nPbe o n e . There are' ni tier c o m p l a i n t s o v e r t h e ty full attendance i- requested The .social department of the Woman’s Club'will open the Acason with a reception Tuesday afternoon to the members of the department. Mrs. W. I’ . Carter wall lye hostess upon this occasion and throughout the month o f Orrribrr HOT * The' ceremony wits ’ performed ii> the parlor Timid the pretty charm of ferns and roseThe mantel ami ftreplu.ee were banked with ferns with ipmnt itn->- nf >he asparagus |i I linin'a trailing in graceful I'rufu .inn. mcr u,!|s mid doorway* Ladies’ N eckw ear Sport Ties Just received a big lot of New Style Middies T h e dining loom where relreehin e i t nt r* -efvt'ii wa - c h a r lin'd w i t h 11na tit'll tee nf spit r a g UN - p e n Keren a n d rbse* I fion t h e t a b l e n h i ili wa - i u . i r i d w i t h a ha II d - o nn j i l ti i h en l i r iot h it dr . iwn w o r k -T nid .in i m m e n s e ■ut glass v a s e f i l e d wit ft n vTirnt;. <>1 e x q u i s i t e tom s. In t i n riMim I be w e d d i n g g i f t - w er e ili-p l.v j • d \|i- Coin Cases g r n n iii i in jd .t ije tr e n , ff-itd c v e d ■' s |s t ( T p ro g ra m " fit n i bi on 1 .n i l , . | . g r i n th e b r id e same of f e nse See and t h e .ity that it is stonii.,1 Employees Count. Divine Comf ort at Hard, When we a r e willi ng to tie com forted divine comfort In not far away —Dr John Ilrnadtia. Cheap a n d big c a n Baking Powder* do noi save you mone y. Calumet does it’s P u r e amt far s upe ri or to sour milk a n d soda. u -t< 3 j & t ; ♦ ■ W\ b> the .uj iui i of Lite lindul L itoru* (m ill ibis offniii’s should I tie M A g ne s al 1h e h o m e of Monda ,'f e n M n In, in d e fn e n d e d tie w.is the recipient of many n i*r,i Kins Tin Mi n . tut i,i u m a n u f a c t u r i n g con­ c e r n ' d ' p e n d s in a ,-rcnt e x l e n t on ihe fond will .ind . o npertil Ion of tile men am|dnyeil— p>r Carl Ijinger, $ j i > je~ A. % M i n \gne« I ' 'r i r k of Oviedo, who In- Iim-o I he gin-t of Miss Annie Haw kina has returned home. Coliar Pins < eeil (iahheit has returned .in exlemled trip thVough the it'd i I ml In the exposition See those v e l v e t h u t , w i t h - l i ght l y r o l l i n g l i n n • uim Uv - tusaod up ■! lha io.tr—sioi* — Mi— mid— Mr?c— t Kfiom— trmwifnr Trimmed New Neck wus finished with a hand so mo ben li­ have returned from their wedding ed ornament She carried a hoti- trip and are al home with Mrs. ,jtiei of bride roses Claude Herndon HKOTHER O F F IC E R S ” p r e t t y f e a t u r e of t m- w e d d i n g u as t h e t h r o w i n g of the b r i d e ' s liQUuuet a m o n g t h e nine girl friendf of AT THK STAR M ONDAY' \ llie bride It was .alight Rem Desirahlv rooms '•it in private family '■ 'Onalit**. I hone Pijyl) by Mis* I lur i ssa M a r l mg / PAUL JONES MIDDY BLOUSE F urnishings t<ut ma 11»u Mrs (ietxen is the eldest daugh­ I *tV lw * r a n d n l a l * for Ib r pnaition- of M a y o r of Saniurtl, ■uttjt-ci in the- <j**rtjiJoti *4 th e W h it e ter of Mr and Mrs If H < on- Primary tit h# h*-M in NravmitMtr fla ir m g « r r * r d I hr r it y l » n l r t ftia * * A3* Ir * m«. n a n *J k n o f r in tf th e nelly, « girl loved sad admired by timJa ol oyr r o m i f i b r i vn-mlth. 1 lirlirvi* I r a n w* Al t>efkrfli lo i h f dUiAriv* in mAnjf » « y * ra C h lr f JK i«rufriends and associates. tiv« ami without makiA( »ny prfim im Mr. Getxen is a popular conduc­ will ttmlfi that the Iftwr* nf ihe cily wrlll b*t r n f t f r « i iinpiirtUlly, hut arronhng to the* Mt«r o( th# city tor of the Atlantic Coast Line. onllniDfw. As sn A ld n m a ii for four y n r » ami Out of town guest* for the wed­ »rrt»r»lmg fh*t rrrnrd, I htu* my rlftlm for t M »yfding wfru. Miss Omda Getxen of Ox­ ford, siklcr o f ' the groom, Miss Eu­ genia Maulden of Washington, D. C.. a cousin of the bride and Mr. M. Crown from Jacksonville. Other guests were the girls from the "gang,” life long chums jof Mrs. Getxen and th*/immediate relatives and cl(\sc Frieds of the families Mt'.jjihd Getxen left imme­ diately alter thfi ceremony for New York, where the honeymoon will lie The two young ,coufiles w ill refflde together on Laurel avenue, north of Ninth. Strictly Up^td-Date Fall Fash ions. A See Window Display * . iw f l U mn .m :- m 1■ i w B ■ n m] n VY nD I j i L/ / . I . ii W auxin'll Club CdUUtlur Tuesday, Oct.McT K! Social Defiartment rereptidnWednesdayJ October 13: - Literature- meeting . at 2:30 p Thursday,- Oct. Hth: State President’s Day ir*[+ a t the v o t t r i of SanfordIU*prct/ully# J. 6 T i ♦ ♦ #>' <(^> <4b & ♦ For Salw-iyThfeu .good milk* cows Jersey. AddreS*- G. Mutt, Clyde, Ewreka Hammock avenue. 14-ltp For Kept or Sale— House oo" L’aj me tin A w . ' W. J. T M f W W ^ O H ' * f ° r ^ fvont—‘Two* nrrm irtipto For Sale—-Missionary strawberry land, all tiled. Caah rent. Close phtnts.- Plants are fine, true to nane Enquire A rn etts Bather Shop •-$ and well rooted. $2 per 1,000, Twj> unfurpishej Sarasota Strawberry Growers’ As­ -S'parole entfaffci k sociation (Inc.), Sarasota, j-'le Fine lpcafc^on,^)ir Under P. O. Box 893, ^ All Local Advertisements This Heading THREE CENTS s Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. « FOR RENT Izp. W ANTED? rJ'S ’ u m oV i *^ T l3 -5 tp 'L ^ r. i * * •*•' 1 1w i f c Fur £x(d,:.ngt-- High class HaF.fcfd •-■K'Vf* “ Furnished room in pri- lot*ToC F6rd or^trther • hrederstcly VAte family. Modern converlencet, juiced nutomohile, in good con’ditidf .113 Frcut'f'Aye. 12-8tp ' Thatcher Realty Co,, Bishop ‘ Block* For fiale Ten • c e s of the best : I igh h a m m o c k l a n d , west s i d e , j u s t — Two nice unfurnished Telephone 245. 1 FOR SALE | I ’f r t n n i t l Mrnhntl o u ts i d e e n r p o m t e limits h - l t in M r a n d Mr* U 1, B e t t s o f W i n ­ cultivstion 1 year About 250 t e r P a r k r u m e ov^T to a t t e n d t h e I I rgc piuos o n o t h e r half AM f e n c e d B e l t s - R o w e wa'difiug on W e d n e s d a y . nrid ditch* i* t cirter mile of two s h i p p i n g s t . . L o j i , i i.inl F i r s t S t . Per­ Mrs. J. F. Rqbprt4 ind BQt1' ^ rfect d r a i n a g e . F I 350 will b u y it if Jde Roberts of lYhjtrfyf’cings nto the sold w i t h i n tlu; next 10 d a y s , w o r t h gui'sht/of” Mrs. J. D, Rollerts. $3000. 0Q. . S e e . . o j y n e r . 207 F r e n c h avenue. ’ ' ‘ r 1 1-tf Miss Gwendolen . Lea Massena of New York Is tRfe guest of Mrs. R. R. Deas. * . . . v For. .B en t—- Sqveral rboniii over Y iw e ll’s. E Yoi-dl * CJ,‘. ■ U A Y IS O N C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T IS IN G -- J------- i <♦,* For* Sale fi acre celery farm live miles southeast o( Sanford, Fla House insured _ for } (00.00, barn, chicken houses, ptrtorfUn well. One-half Furnishiwl • rAoms at Stqf#jtm' mllu to school and loading station. $125 per wwuk and ' u p , 34^*1 Inquire *of W.TrW. Miller. SanforH, Fourth St.' V ,. . v * . , d.T|n' Florida," B . F.' D. . * 4-16tp People read eth *^ ads. You are doing it now."* Is y o u r jtd in this j Mr*. S. Q. Shinholscr has returned column? Have you something to from a visit to' friends at Plant City, sell? Try an ad. • *. 4-tf I E t. fo:u45j St. - r room.,, with Um Ii ut.t| . 'Wanted French nvcouc 1J t ( * L T o trade good fo rtti delivery wagon upd harneiijtiv tradft .For Rei : T w o nicely furnislfSdj for a seeond hand fo rd ^ rounis with hath, hdt wt ter. Gofid;' J. L. Miller Ut M iller« location. Gentlemen preferred. 7091 W^nteT—'pprrna pont V J>: 0.i], Ave. 12-3tn firsLdsjsx Wanted Gentlerren jQonjots-' at Stumon’s. X 13-6tp Wanted— Position _ to r n and rooms in Thntcher Realty C o i ^ High eehoop grjtR • 11 -if } pfirter. six-orears' V . : For Rent— Cottage. J. Musson 8-D ^'»rk .. A dd r^el BoxJ �•■ w ,/ .^ T "7 G 1W ,.<■ P«M J'Vfc »• ‘ IN THE HEART OF THE W O RLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI- WEEKLY ID H E R A L D IN VOLUME VII S A N F O R D — L ife I* m a ** % ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS W oiih Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY OCTOBER 12.'1015 NO. 15 SANFORD Y.M.C. A. CHARTER FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT CHEAP RATES TO PRESS LIST IS- GROWING RAPIDLY FLORIDA AS INFORMATION MEET IN JACKSONVILLE _____ f * STATE ASSOCIATION OFFERS HELP AND INDUCEMENT TO ORGANIZATION Foolball Season Starts Friday Next Friday^ Oct. 16th the local foqtball season will open by the San­ ford High School in a game against the Kissimmee High School, on the local gridiron, Holden I’ark. The boys of the High School, un­ der the direction of Prof. Hutchinson have been putting in some hard practice and are confident that" they will carry off the honors this season. The hoys have a good team this season und have been in Jiurd prac­ tice since before the opening of the present school year. The game Friday will he called at 3:30. It is hoped that the people of Sanford und vU-Iltity will turn out at this "first game and root for their home team. Ail mission 15 and 25e. w ------------ - . / 'a ll ■ta M * STATEMENT COMPILED BY THE: MANU­ FACTURERS RECORD IS MOST FAVORABLE TO STATE Cuban cattle ranges. Cuba had to restock with cattle. Florida wns the nearest cuttle producing country, so Cuba bought her cattle from Flor­ ida at heretofore unthoughl of pritcH. The result was .to a considerable extent the depl etlon pf Florida's sup­ ply,, an increased price for the cattle The railroads and the Clyde Lino which remained on her ranges and have met the Press Association meet­ the calling of attention to the money ing in Jacksonville nobty and make to be made in raising ruttie. the very low rates of $6.25 round Since that time more and more trip on the A. C. L. Ry. from Sanmen, have gone into the cattle busi- ford arid the Clyde Line makes the ness, some of them the state's best ’ extremely low rate of $5.75 for the men. men of foresight, who h a v e , round trip which includes the berth put cattle raising on more of a bitsi- nnd meals. This is indeed gratifyuess basis, who have paid some at-;jng to the newspaper men of this bunion »>> miiproving the grade «>f section and as the rates have been I’itule. who have ’raised the level o f ! made very low over the state there prices to that of lh» west. And since will 1m* many hundreds take advan­ Continued on Page 4 tage of this rate and go hy boaj and rail. A. C. L. AND CLYDE LINE HAVE MADE VERY ATTRACT­ IV E O F F E R The following simply slated • The ridiculousness of "carrying groth facts In the Manufacturers coals to Newcastle,” which said city Let every public spirited and Record make additional comment is situated in the midst of n famous Christian spirited and anyany* other unnecessary: coal mining district appears to be a spirited citizen be at the imperial Report of the Commissiondr of very mild piece of stupidity com­ Theatre Tuesday night, Oct. 19th— Agriculture for the years 1913-14 pared with the shipment into Flor­ that js next Tuesday night— don't contains a record of advancement ida of millions of dotjars worth of forget. Sanford pooplo ure going to rarely equal led and oL interest to pork and beef every year. it has organize n Voting Men’ s Christian many. These figures answer numcr proven hoyond all doubt that both . .** Association, and the peoplo want ous questions arising in the minds of pork and beef of satisfactory quality ■V.* *;Vj»rybody irj Sanford and Semincle prospective homemakers and inves­ can be produced irf Florida cheaper ^ i f j s l i n t y to be there. A Y ILL, C A tors. They toll the Uuth about the than in any otljer section of our does not ’inenn Unit it is for young actual live conditions in this state of great country; but Floridians have men in age. but'men of both young wonders, with its variety of soil and been a long time waking up to the n’gt! and young s|»irit. and if you HgrieiHMifewl- production,—where 'the (valixation of the fuel anti llienew hitven:t got u young spirit, come to posribiUii is fir f u i t ' c advancement cessity of adjusting the operations this meeting and join the Y. M. C. The and extension of profitable endeavor •f the Florida farm thereto. A. and let those that are young in adverse weather conditions ns to the attract so many. J * Here In Sanford the trip by boat spirit as well*as jn age inspire you production of high priced truck The value of nil farm products: appeals to tin* firths from thts,entire with the thought that you arc young crops during the past two -years, 1909-10, $56,712,734. 1913*44, $83,section as there is nothing finer ui spirit tint! you will always In- so however, together w'ith the one geit 937.135 Increase, $27,250,000 tluirt the St Johns river trip from * 1In- committee on securing char-' Now. observe some of ib\- items end unfavorable market conditions, | this city to Jacksonville and the exThe Hertilil has h'’ ietc>fotc <;omit-1 members have been doing a gqod wliicli go to make up ibis advance­ is tlnirig .much to bring this "Von 1 _______ tremelv low rate will cause many mentefi t,h t hi* diiappoint m--nl the work and for the past few days have sun ination so devoutly to )>•- wish, I other people than the editors to Panama Canal, with Hu slides am! ment loeii hurtling and now there are Fruit products 1909-10. $5.- ed . uni in order to ,)<> nut part in I " I mil .uni Vegetable Shippers of take advantage of the cheap rates cavings in has i h u s far proved it*cl( more than thirty of our leading young * hirula and visit Jacksonville (or the three to be, und hits speculated us to tin- 905,727. 1913-14. $13,447,435. In­ httiti-mtig 1a ‘Saner attitude of tin men on the charter list, and among days. Flott'la fanner toward hogs and Gentlemen possibility of the government m a k ­ crease. $7,500,000. iheie lending-young men are those The t ’lvde Steamship Uomnariv , , , . , . ing a s e ri ous a m i c os t l y m i * t u k ' \ And by comparison ill's seen that port a n d cattle ainl beef a* well as 1 those who ha vi bill little tune of liusmess and profession, those of have established proportional cur...oi , l vn . : , , to give the prospective Itomeaeeker from similar causes on u small scale, Hus mcreaso ia steady and consistent, , , , . t will take Ihe trains and also enjoy a trades and laborers and those that load rates from Jacksonville. Hot, . .. . from the north some idea of how if Tt could ever be brought about us the value for 1911-12 was $10,few days in the metropolis i-i themselvis as farmers, in fact t h a t t h e Fl ori da F a s t ( o.i-t ( ana l 026.163 These figures afford direct nt'uh 'aster it is to produce pork iilu, •in oruiigi-s. it r a p e f r i It a n d pine Ihe excursion rates will start on i i tv walk in life is now represented should be purchased and rnifude a proof of the citrus ftuit advance­ und beef here than there We quote ‘•I’pi i*s of l 11•' !•••r l i nt 1 1Ita t t lu> Wednesday nnd are good returning on the charter list, mid tin- commit­ part of the Maim- to Key West In­ ment. and, consequently, the proof in tins and the ad joining column |>rcp« -lit r a t e s to "all> q t u n i i i j until Monda'y the 19th The occa­ tee -ay there are over a hundred land \Yu terw*> N#* * M p h i n . l*n . York, N 1 . I’hila some interesting correspondence Tin* below, from that here is the citrus renter of the sion is the meeting of tbe combined that have promised to join in the the Jacksonville 1. found recently in the Tampa Times Host •>n . M us» . I’rov idi nr e. R Timcs-Dnion is United States. press associations of Florida in Jnekin vt two months. Hoys, that sounds Fall R i v e r Mass "When u Gainesville shipper a lew right to the poi nt mi pi oof of the Live stork raising and dairy pro­ -onville (or three days and also the g.iml think of little old Sanford, If us Will tnnki l-flllt 1\ v frm ti .i11 rational pnirticulnlili of t h e natutftl St ducts show gratifying increases arid duv- igti forwarded a car load of guard rub- matches at wit ft her ti.fiUO population with a Johns route, lather than the ev*-r are typical of the various profitable hogs from that town to a packing Miti-r ior 1 l o ru l a pin Hi# rates v ia Black Point This is the time to 1 M t ‘ A. of u bundled and twen­ caving and idling East Coast Canal wa- Jack s u n v i l k - ami till­ pursuitH which cap be made sources hou*c in Georgia, the incident b tic Lille. take advantage of the low rates and ty five or more members within two considered worthy of u place in the did.- r i -nt ial ly ami er all Ml r.i 11s. til visit Dickson vtlle in the best time The canal has been otlirially com of wealth: moot hs. news columns of newspapers through celll s pi-r l)ii\ as fol lows ,>f 11,i* yenr Live stork value 1909-10, $23 pitted and turned ov«r to the uses 1 l1# 1 V 1 I. 1 Now tftts means that every one of cornmeice, but the end is not yet. 967,501 out the state 1913-It. $29,541,931 In­ must do Ins share and that every per­ and the worst <.f it is we do not crease, $5,600,000. 15 t (. 1a 5c While the fact that n shipment of New Y ork. N 1 Congregational <’. K Notes son must be at the Imperial Theatre know when the cost of the canal will 15 5 19 Dairy products: 1909-10, $2.- this character should be Ik'* subject Bust o n . Mass This socirty held ita usual meeting Tuesday, Oct. 19th. The committee cease and it will become a reliable 851,479. 13 5 13 h Sunday evening at 6.30 under the 1913-14, $4,130,926. In­ of news dispatches and editorial 1’hil idc ( j )l t ia, I’n 15 5 9 on entertainment have arranged Ao waterway. Prov i d e n c e , It. 1 comment is in a degree humiliating, The last slide was the crease, $1,250,000. ably leadership of Miss Clarice % 19 5 26 have a number of good speakets at worst, and the engineer in charge Full R i v e r . Ma s s it is true also that, not despising Hum) In additional to the usual For many years its large open this meeting— men that are public recommends the closing of the canal Spcrinl Hund\ing: Inspectors, who features tlie Misses Kllen Randall ranges were profitable. The breed­ the day of small beginning*, it cugbl spiiited and that me up on Y M. for the bafanre of the current ing of better stock— cattle tick erad­ to be n source of inspiration and have had thorough experience in the and Margaret Strong sung a duet <’ A sfTuirs and men that are able month, because he thinks it will lie handling of perishables are employe with feeling ami artistic cfTert An­ ication the growing of the many gratification 'o give any information necessary, impossible to remove the slide be for the purpose of seeling that all other Kodeavorer recited that beau­ Florida lias shipped a ar load of varieties of economically produced aroi further than that, men who arc fore the first of November, if by that cattle foods on its yarable land*, hogs to another state for slaughter, fruit is carefully handled and prop­ tiful poem " M y Creed’ ’ by Emma • ntertutnern within themselves Af» time. with 360 days growing season, has and they were pretty good porkers erly stowed ill ship* so as to give Dee Randle wh»»j by the way, will .i. tyr the regular program has been All bulged be heard at the Lyceum Course to Canal" officials think eventually given this industry an added at- hy the way, of un average weight of the best ventilation. disposed rrf~there~w ill-W * n —open tlurdangcr-of the <41da* wili.be oyer-_ J raetion. which bids fair to become 200 pounds, just the -size and quul (tacked fruit is positively stowed on be held this coming season' at -ta . meeting and any one there is at lib- come. "Eventually" is an indefin­ one of the forem65l^TlI“ Tlnr"*Ktatrr it-y—te—muk« a. sLroak. of iaL aiuL-a- aitlCv.IlapUsi..Temple------ . . . — -s ’ yrty and has the right to speak ite word with an ominous sound. Next Sunday Mrs. Harry Kent Ventilatiori. A ll -ship* have lieeg The splendid efforts of the experi­ streak of lean which is sought by right out in the meeting and ex- It may mean that the slides will be ment station at Gainesville, liberal those who cure and prepare the repfntly equipped with the most will he the leader. All arb welcome. jireis himself. Ho be theie and let overcome this year or next or in ten transportation arrangements for breakfast 'bacon winch pleases the modern* system of forced ventilation the folks' heat from you More Fine Apples years. ’ Surely, if they keep up for dairy products, und the awakening a[ipetite of the epicure who dotes which is capable of changing the air ' A" letter from O E. Maple, the many years, (ulohrn will widen out of Uu- people -to its values are fac­ on side meat and baked beans in the fruit compartments every M r ani l Mr s. J . D D a v i s o n r e ­ secretary of the state Y M C A into a lake and unit sliding, but in tors of interest in observing this l Directly * beyond the city j,mits of ten minutes and will isnure all per­ ce i v ed a s h i p m e n t of fine a p p l e s t hi s offers much help ami assistance m tfqj mean time the Panama route ilrth of advancement Cheap lands llrpdentown, an old selllcr owns u ishables reaching destination in a week f r o m t h e ir C o n H o c t i c t i t f r i e n d s the .matter' of organization, this will* not be a desirable one for com­ combined with cheap cows for foun­ pen of bogs of. -Jersey red variety; most satisfactory condition and wit ■aiid with their usual generosity f? hirer wHI bt; read in full from the merce and the cost of clearing it will dation stock made it possible to which w6uld.be eligible to onttr iii_ n large saving in freight charges. , scattered some of them among their t *,i stage of the Imperial. He there add immensely to the original cost start in the south with an outiuy of arty- BW-eQpstakes class at a county Soliciting your shipment!, I am, friends here. The editor of The Yours very truly, 'Tuesday, Oct. 19th at night and of the canal. Herald received some fine apples far less capital than in most other fair in* the west. They were pro­ L. S. Scroble, ‘ , ~ rjpYn^the movement. Vessels will use the Suez canal, sections of the country. of the Greening variety that makes duced on . thy nutritious grasses <*>. j* ____________ Commerciab Agent. even if the route through it is someplea fit for h king. Conncclicu] J}' ■ The summer climate of Florida is which grow.’ in profuaion all pbout whnt longer, because of the fact that apples must all he good one*, i for *p»i 1 ffrf.*■ .Nejiriing of Gotha was the equable. ‘ The extremes are lacking. himfiM) th> products of. the .small it can be relied on. It is much bet­ those received here this fall are Rrtlnsey In Charge . • week end" guest of Mr. und Mrs. You can find it pleasun&l'c«nd prof­ tract o4, ground cultivated there and beapties. * ter to take a rqute a little longer than itable to make u^e of the reasonable at $ j > f ( e profit, G. R. Ramsey, ihe expert road en­ tun the risk in choosing another of priced homeseekenr’ rates and'make I ■ * .‘A * , 4 gineer, who was employed at a sal.* *L»»Ml.e and B «ef r . A " —— finding it closed after miles of the your selection during .the -coming The §panlsh-'Amencan Wujf fe?nU -iary Baid to be $10,000 a y e a r’ to voyage have been made Only, to find months. ed iti $h«* .©At^rt drjdetifyi ° -.i’ f w superintend the building of the sjrsthat they have to be rctrace($.—»»" *"ATr*-—■" - ——I ---. ■* • tem of hard surfaced rouds in "Or­ ■ * i . — Promnver. 'i.. ange county, will overaee the build* ____ ■ -*.1 :------ .—---#ing of the first *cpupty built brick •V* 4 World s Series In Sanford rogd in Osceola county. \ - ,_m _-1 ' =* V |j* j| , . _ ASA D DISAPPOINTMENT 8BILDING IN JACK­ SONVILLE COLLAPSED " ■•u£la"uksobvUl«,1' Oct, 12^ On** man ’perhaps fatally the collapsing ng ronstructV - cTl&V -rite Club ji)st north and the ^ejir; the'.^iain building, •<*" uft4f*7J,'i* .-li'clbeif - .Saturday ffi- f t . ___■ • .>,« . -. , , “ JtV’ nqpm ifead man is Iloice McGhee,, a t p t i l n c g t o j ' w h o was p l i e ' . employed is a plasterer. The in, ■injured were; George Hay, white, and A degrcr^-Jaborer named Simpson*. Hevernl-totbers wer£ imprisoned. in , _the debris* but these were soon ex­ tricated by the fire department and -*T! - meVnboin o f the police department ' .who bad been rushed to the scene Stria, by n large number of volunternt.- According to information *erured by FhA Chief Haney, nil •' 6f the np-n at wprk on jlie building had been accounted for, but several la­ borers und others were of the oplnion that several were Imprisoned bei neath thfl'briclKwWrh fcl) when the • f( i l annex to the i)CTlA^tgfhiT been in course Of jeonAtructiprtjjjw^fome weeks and a -l^rge number of-men weTe.employed .. t i c w o ik IS iV Belkved tliat the Stay »nt i * tP lL 'V .. * The World’s ’ W j t f u * '' is on again and Philadel phia’ and Boston are working for Iho championship. Any one in Sanford those afternoons would think that all the people here either lived in Philadelphia or Boaton, for the excitement at the Im­ perial Theatre U almost as « i « « t as it is in those cities where the ’ ’seri­ ous” is actually takingt pl^co. MiUijigei Herndon of the IwppriaJ^ipd LaVernr K^rt writh theii customary prAgrcsslvonesa -whuld not .listen to lettinc tbq * a r a « 'go by without a look in and having inoUfctnated the Usual motineo 'e v e r y day at one o'clock - and with the electric score board the plays are made almost as ealistic as the real thing being ery a thousand miles north of Sanford. The Bostons have won two games and Philadelphia one and the local fans are fanning every hour bete about the eventual results of the games: If Philadelphia co>s to­ day's game there will bp some exciterocnt tomorrow but if Boston gats teday1 * game all will be -over and tbo boys are ItopinK Boaton will wla today, if lor no other feasdn than prolonging the excitement Go to t)u Imperial and hejpU$ht boya along in this enterprise. INSTANTLY KILLED BY AN AUTOMOBILE ;a h a s isfl - . ‘2m LITTLE GIRL WAS BUtER BY RATTER su n - ■;< T h e board of county commisaion-*] Little Minnie Heck, the five year era by resolution a t ^their meeting /old daughter tjf My. and Mrs. Bar­ hold Monday agreed to his' propo­ ney Beck whild picking guavas a f sition to handle the work for the home of huf grandfather, A. F^ Apopka, Oct. 11.— A t about ' 7 V t ^ f o i g q . b ej. J2.L“ ,,ri|e closing of per»ccnt of the contract and Chulri Westcrdick was: Efitfen by fl rattlo- , o’ clock Saturday night II. W. Hull, Chicago's 1152 wJpons/’. Sunday, n* an Lesley was authorized to sign snake, on hor foot# . I t was a very aixty-two yearn >old, a resident} of ^or-tho first tlmp,In' forty^frtUr yearn, a contract with him (or the work. close* call and /or itcveral daya aho ; Apopka and that section fpr twenty- resulted in llie«U(Y.V*Mtak with thi Engineer Ramsey {a one, of the lay In aj^ery-critical condition, but eight years, was struck by no.auto lowest crii tiie4VeoYd*fn.the history, o f jntpat ^umoua road enginlterg in the rfrierds rre plnd to know ".Utttry and mobile; driver by on unkttpwnv purl1 tW* police department,' Chlffc IlfteUy slgitiX roco\rtlft r, under * / just within the city limit* of A j^p ju , ,1/rVHyitred. '* TwTnty-«ight*. saloo* “ when treatment of Dr.’JNeaJ. elosfng -itarn of tl !___;___________ , • : t tf on the Apopku-Orlando road und ^,er4i >f oUnd’ order..'’ There wt/rrt only sixteen nr~ apecificati wOa killed inatnntiy. _ of Jcaae .Morrison Whoever hit the man drove on rests for drunkenness y-wterday; CndFrtf raf of Jesse Morrison oc. - ■ and left him to his cruel fate. When forty-seven Saturday," conipaj-ed * to * i xJte old home at Baran avorsge of 243 jar-thV t w p .,d i^ they go into the pavement. discovered by Mrn. O. W. Conner berville last Friday and wsa attend- « Sktoon of Tangerine, first, and a few min fpf several, rnonths.- past. TIUs A ction of the commissioners ed by many of hia friends In Sem­ utes later by J^cslle Waite of Apop- heepejft. cjSlm tb hqve idst J^OO.OOO.- * m takl»h on the advice of Chair­ inole and Volusia counties. Those ka, wjto were returning to their home ““ '.t. ** * man Lesley, who slated that" "ho attending from this city were: Mr, ‘ ’e’ -%*' • ** V from Orlando, the dead map w-fTn <* Mr..•iljfmaqjn l♦■6,5 L’lfy * would rather the . work-, .could ]>e and J d r s .- A. FI.,Mahoney, Mr. and lying face downward In a pooj.-t^ TheYe fs is being conducted fn* the handled by some local man, but that MrX phas. Britt,i Mr. and Mrs. * 'tiM blood, -his" head was srttashed to ci^y’ .ofV Dade^.City this week an for the best ipfereatp ofztho county lArcmb. Betts, Mrs. Ernest Betts,. t l . . . , ’ ’J ? I ____, . . l _ _ ________ W pulp and unrecognizable, hi*- "body JnatRut* -along .Chuych Development" Mias Daisy Betts, A. R. Key, W. I wai atilt warm, nnd for the moment !iru»_ Tli ere, a re a number of prom-. Tyler, Norman Swanson, R. FI. H seemed aa though life wag .still Iptnt spytUtem on„: the program-of Dtrts, Ed. Rourke. Mr ar.d Mm Mourning through* the mangled frame Inhtryttpra.^ j A m o n g %them is~ Rev. Mr. Lesley, ” hss ihe reputation of Taul Kocly. of the" old, Imfcrttinate gentleman. Georg^ Hytr. in. pastor ft|‘ the Bap­ having squandered the^.jjrat money j l i e (was butjed in the family burial Ih|U had-bcen visiting his brother, tist church 0r t h f» city, who is to de­ it spent for hard surfaced roads. We 16$ at Barberville. beside bja father 8* M. ujl, wfm live* within. 160 liver .six iddressps on .Organisation. want to escape this reputation in and mother. Tl^e floral offering* t. -JH Hull, yards of the- scene pf the tragedy. Mr. Hyman -foF'a long time has Osceola county and for thatteosoni were vary pretty, atteating to j h » * . ’ He atepped out O f ' his brother's studied this queatirtn dud \(or: three I believe we should have a man rtf lovo and esteem^ in Vbiph ? b t> siffY*If o. house, ant] it. is supposed he wa years worked a* a ipecislisT for the experience to see th a t-w e get all held by bla dutny friekda;2.A. blinded by the light* of the approach i Bant ‘ -ttecr^ury; asaist- that we pay for."— Iiaaimtnuc Vittle'y Rev. George Hyman of this city ‘T * V. , • V iug death-dealing automobile. Gazette. " the funeral aermon. . , '.e g i. 1 , v. ? -i*--* ** 1 i . • : '.v •-*r rm M . . V U : IMPORTANT TO THE GROWERS ■f" •— sr* r . - r * to. -. • wm■j j uk* � 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, October 08, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 08, 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>, October 08, 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/11bff452e3ee8dbf90b104639eaa267f.pdf 87e28824aff89702ca6d1b6db44246f7 PDF Text Text I. b. • mm • f pH m j t W / I 1 W ■' v l E ■ - L * ■ J i ^ Continued from Pag* 6 A 11 ^ ^ 1 P ■ X ■ J L m J Music was played softly throughout the ceremony. Th© bride was married in a hand­ some coat suit of dark blue wool poplin, cut military fashion and finished with bl.ack braid and but‘tons, the blick velvet collar a chic finish. WRh this, was worn a stun­ ning black velvet toque with white and black ornament. A cream lace blouse completed the, stylish cos­ tume. At the waist waa worn a corsage bouquet of bride roae*. The sweet and winsome young bride is the second daughter dl Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Belts. She pos­ sesses a charm of manner that has endeared her to a Inrge circle of friends. The groom hold* a responsible position in the oflicc of M. F. Rob­ inson. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe left on the afternoon train for Norfolk and other points in Virginia. Out of town * guest* for the wed­ ding were Mr. and Mrs. R. JL. Betts of Winter Bark. O h Look! f I can eat ’em all — they ’ won't hurt me! That’s be­ cause they're made with Calu­ met— and that't why they’rt pure, tempting, tasty, whole­ some— that’s why they won't k hurt any kid.” A RacaWad Hi«k«t Awards ^ fta Cm! S—J fne—i t tllf (■ Caa. * N eckw ear Sport Ties Just received a big lot of New Style Middies Resolutions or Condolence Where**, luiiivrruw ii vim MRit ,,w" I -------— * In. the ---, ordering ------ • of• th York. She will be accompanied by Divine providence that preside. 0v»r her mother, Mra. R. S. Keelor, who- the deetlnlee of individuals and nswill be the guest of her daughter for tione, our fraternal circle haa been several weeks. I broken by- death In the transfer of ______ _ 'our beloved brother, James'D. Rob- 1 Miss Oulda Gotten of Oxford waa erta, to the grand aerfe of eternity, the guest of b d n . H. B. Connelly and for the Connelly-Gotten weddmg. Whereas, Jn his removal 8ubor---q _______ dinatc Aerie Ntf. 1863 haa sustained Mrs. J. H. Ferguson left on Wed- the losa of a loyal member whose nesday to .visit her daughters at virtues should be held In enduring Carrabellc. remembrance, therefore, . . ’ ‘ Bo it Resolved, that Celery City Mrs, W .B . Jennings, president of Aerie hereby testifies to the worth the State Federation of Woman's of its departed brother and.expresses Cluba will be the house guest of Mrs. It* deep sense of the severe lo^s it Henry Wight while in the d ty'n ext experiences in his perpetual separa­ tion from its councils and Its sc tivitica. . Mr. David Roberts left this week Resolved that we extend our sin­ cere condolences to those near and for his home in Gary, Indiana. dear to the deceased, and that any dependent upon him shall be recipients of our continued fraternal re- . gard and brotherly assistance if j needed. Resolved that these resolution, he spresd upon the minutes of the Aerie : and that a copy thereof, duly audit­ ed by th$ Worthy President and the Secretary shall be furnished the be­ reaved family. _ fc j -(seal) * Ja»,.C. Robcrti,,Sqc. The Cecilian Music Club recital W. w ; Frye, War. 'Pres. will be held at Mrs. Munson’ s studio tomorrow afternoon at .1 o'clock. Notice to Drivers The parkway in front of the Her­ The .social department of the Woman’s Club'will open the Acason ald office hser been replanted irt S(. with a reception Tuesday afternoon of Augustine grass, it was killed out to the members of the department. before by the careless drivers horses, Mrs. W. I’ . Carter wall lye hostess mules anil goats who skein to think upon this occasion and throughout they can pasture their stock on «htx ( -ll i» Kubug eaten, ull agw«sthe month o f Orrribrr by,tlu*-*afcmo. stock and if .it is conThe Indies' chorus for the Jap­ tiifqed- the jlti?***.* of the teams will anese operetta will have u rehearsal he arrested utrd,;4t'-tlirTb is no rjty at the Congregational church this ordinance Uir.t -wifP’j ffvb them a jail (Friday! afternoon at *2 o’clock A sentence there -shiVt/nPbe one. There are' ni tier complaints over the ty full attendance i- requested on ibis same offense and the .ity offniii’s should See that it is stonii.,1 I tie M Agnes al 1he home of Monda ,'f e n Mn PEOPLE AND EVENTS i■ m Ladies’ OCTOBER'S,' 1»1S THE SANTORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT Connell}'— Gehen , The marriage of Miss Linda Evans Connelly to Mr. Thomas Getxen was Solemnized at the home of the bride’s parents at half past two o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Geo. Hyman officiating.. Here too the house decorations Vere very, lovely In the reception hull viut^s of* the white star jessa-ioHoi - ~tk>wur wiki j i t w inxii in the. balustrade and used effectively in the overhead- decorations, inter­ mingled -with quantities, of the pin vine. * The' ceremony wits ’ performed ii> the parlor Timid the pretty charm of ferns and roseThe mantel ami ftreplu.ee were banked with ferns with ipmnt itn->- nf >he asparagus |i I linin'a trailing in graceful I'rufu .inn. mcr u,!|s mid doorway* The dining loom where relreehine i t- nt r* -efvt'ii wa- char lin'd with 11na tit'll tee nf spit rag UN -pen Keren and rbse* I fion the table nh iili wa- i u. i rid with a ha II d-o nn jiltiihenli riot h it dr.iwn work -T nid .in immense ■ut glass vase filed wit ft n vTirnt;. <>1 exquisite tom s. In tin riMim I be wedding gift- were ili-pl.vj • d \|i - Coin Cases grnniii i injd.t ff-itdcved ijetren, ■' s|st(T program fit " i bi HOT Employees Count. D i v i ne C o m f o r t Cheap and big can Baking Powder* do noi save you money. Calumet does it’sPure amt far superior to sour milk and soda. n u-t< 1.n i l , . |. g r i n the bride 3 j & t ; ♦■ W \ b> the . u j i u i i of Lite l indul L itoru* (m ill at H a r d , When we are willing to tie com forted divine comfort In not far away —Dr John Ilrnadtia. In, in defn e n d e d tie w.is the recipient of m a n y n i*r,i Kins am|dnyeil— p>r Carl Ijinger, $ j i je~ A. Tin Min . tut i,i u manufacturing con­ cern'd' pends in a ,-rcnt exlent on ihe fond will .ind . o npertil Ion of tile men > % M i n \gne« I ' 'r i r k of Ovi edo, who In- Iim-o I he g i n- t of Miss Annie Haw kina h as returned home. Coliar Pins < eeil (iahheit has returned .in exlemled trip thVough the it'd i I ml In the exposition See those Trimmed New Neck / PAUL JO N ES MIDDY BLOUSE F urnishings velvet hut, with -lightly rolling linn • u im Uv - tusaod up ■! lha io.tr—sioi* wus finished with a hand so mo ben li­ ed ornament She carried a hoti,jtiei of bride roses \ pretty feature of t m- wedding u as the throwing of the bride's liQUuuet among the nine girl friendf of llie bride It was .alight by Mis* I lurissa Marl mg Mrs (ietxen is the eldest daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs If H < onnelly, « girl loved sad admired by friends and associates. Mr. Getxen is a popular conduc­ tor of the Atlantic Coast Line. Out of town guest* for the wed­ ding wfru. Miss Omda Getxen of Ox­ ford, siklcr o f ' the groom, Miss Eu­ genia Maulden of Washington, D. C.. a cousin of the bride and Mr. M. Crown from Jacksonville. Other guests were the girls from the "gang,” life long chums jof Mrs. Getxen and th*/immediate relatives and cl(\sc Frieds of the families Mt'.jjihd Getxen left imme­ diately alter thfi ceremony for New York, where the honeymoon will lie The two young ,coufiles w ill refflde together on Laurel avenue, north of Ninth. Strictly Up^td-Date Fall Fash ions. See Window Display W auxin'll Club CdUUtlur Tuesday, Oct.McT K! Social Defiartment rereptidnWednesdayJ October 13: - Literature- meeting . at 2:30 p Thursday,- Oct. Hth: State President’s Day I ’ f r t n n i t l Mrnhntl Mr and Mr* U 1, Betts of Win­ ter Park rume ov^T to attend the Belts-Rowe wa'difiug on Wednesday. A iw f l U * mn1 . .m :- m ■ iw B ■ n m] nV Yn D I j i L//.I. i i Mrs. J. F. Rqbprt4 ind BQt1' ^ rJde Roberts of lYhjtrfyf’cings n to the gui'sht/of” Mrs. J. D, Rollerts. Miss Gwendolen . Lea Massena of New York Is tRfe guest of Mrs. R. R. Deas. * . . . — Mi— mid—Mr?c— t Kfiom— trmwifnr have returned from their wedding trip and are al home with Mrs. Claude Herndon HKOTHER OFFICERS” A T THK STAR M O N D A Y ' Rem Desirahlv rooms '•it in private family '■ 'Onalit**. I hone Pijyl) t<ut ma 11»u I *tV lw * randnlal* for Ibr pnaition- of Mayor of Saniurtl, ■uttjt-ci in the- <j**rtjiJoti *4 the White For* Sale fi acre celery farm live Primary tit h# h*-M in NravmitMtr flairmg «rr*rd Ihr rity l»n lrtftia ** A3*Ir*m«.n an*J knofrintf the miles southeast o( Sanford, Fla House timJa ol oyr romifibrivn-mlth. 1lirlirvi* I ran w* Al insured _ for } (00.00, barn, chicken t>efkrfli lo ihf dUiAriv* inmAnjf »«y* ra Chlrf JKi«rutiv« ami without makiA( »ny prfimim houses, ptrtorfUn well. One-half Furnishiwl • rAoms at Stqf#jtm' will ttmlfi that the Iftwr* nf ihe cily wrlll b*t rnftfr«i iinpiirtUlly, hut arronhng to the* Mt«r o( th# city mllu to school and loading station. $125 per wwuk and ' u p , 34^*1 onllniDfw. As sn Aldnmaii for four ynr » ami Inquire *of W.TrW. Miller. SanforH, »rrt»r»lmg fh*t rrrnrd, I htu* my rlftlm for tM »yfFourth St.' V ,. .v*., d.T|n' ir*[+ at the vottri of SanfordFlorida," B. F.' D. . * 4-16tp IU*prct/ully# J. 6 UAYISON T i ♦ ♦ #>' <(^> CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING --J------ i <♦,* v For. .Bent—- Sqveral rboniii over Y iw ell’s. E & ♦ <4b k ^ All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS s Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. « 1 FOR SALE | Yoi-dl * CJ,‘. ■ For Kept or Sale— House oo" L’aj For Salw-iyThfeu .good milk* cows Jersey. AddreS*- G. Mutt, Clyde, me tin A w . ' W. J. T M f W W ^ O H ' Ewreka Hammock avenue. 14-ltp * f°r ^ fvont—‘Two* nrrm irtipto For Sale—-Missionary strawberry land, all tiled. Caah rent. Close phtnts.- Plants are fine, true to nane Enquire Arnetts Bather Shop •-$ and well rooted. $2 per 1,000, Twj> unfurpishej Sarasota Strawberry Growers’ As­ -S'parole entfaffci sociation (Inc.), Sarasota, j-'le Fine lpcafc^on,^)ir P. O. Box 893, FO R R E N T Izp. E t. fo:u45j St. - rJ'S’ umoVi *^Tl3-5tp W ANTED? 'L ^ r. i ** •*•' 11w i fc Fur £x(d,:.ngt-- High class HaF.fcfd •-■K'Vf* “ Furnished room in pri- lot*ToC F6rd or^trther • hrederstcly VAte family. Modern converlencet, juiced nutomohile, in good con’ditidf .113 Frcut'f'Aye. 12-8tp ' Thatcher Realty Co,, Bishop ‘ Block* For fiale Ten •ces of the best : I igh hammock land, west side, just — Two nice unfurnished Telephone 245. outside enrpomte limits h-lt in r room.,, with Um Ii ut.t| . 'Wanted T o trade good fo r tti cultivstion 1 year About 250 French n vc o u c 1J t ( * L delivery wagon upd harneiijtiv tradft I I rgc piuos on other half AM fenced for a seeond hand ford .For Rei : Two nicely furnislfSdj nrid ditch* i* t cirter mile of two J. L. Miller Ut Miller« ^ rounis with hath, hdt wt ter. Gofid;' shipping st..Loji,i i.inl First St. Per­ location. Gentlemen preferred. 7091 fect drainage. FI350 will buy it if W^nteT—'pprrna pont V J>: 12-3tn sold within tlu; next 10 days, worth 0.i], Ave. firsLdsjsx $3000.0Q. . See..ojyner. 207 French Wanted Gentlerren jQonjots-' at avenue. ’ ' ‘ r 11-tf Stumon’s. X 13-6tp People readeth*^ ads. You are doing it now."* Is yourjtd in this j Mr*. S. Q. Shinholscr has returned column? Have you something to from a visit to' friends at Plant City, sell? Try an ad. • *. 4-tf I Wanted— Position _ torn and rooms in Thntcher Realty C o i ^ High eehoop grjtR • 11-if } pfirter. six-orears' V. : For Rent— Cottage. J. Musson 8-D ^'»rk ..A ddr^el BoxJ �•■ w ,/ .^ T "7G 1W ,.<■ P«M J'Vfc »• ‘ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI- WEEKLY ID H E R A L D m a ** w % ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SANFORD— Life I* Woiih Living VOLUME VII SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY OCTOBER 12.'1015 NO. 15 SANFORD Y.M.C. A. CHARTER FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT CHEAP RATES TO PRESS LIST IS- GROWING RAPIDLY FLORIDA AS INFORMATION MEET IN JACKSONVILLE ____ f S T A T E A S S O C IA T IO N O FFERS H ELP AND IN D U C E M E N T TO O R G A N IZ A T IO N * Foolball Season Starts Friday Next Friday^ Oct. 16th the local foqtball season will open by the San­ ford High School in a game against the Kissimmee High School, on the local gridiron, Holden I’ark. The boys of the High School, un­ der the direction of Prof. Hutchinson have been putting in some hard practice and are confident that" they will carry off the honors this season. The hoys have a good team this season und have been in Jiurd prac­ tice since before the opening of the present school year. The game Friday will he called at 3:30. It is hoped that the people of Sanford und vU-Iltity will turn out at this "first game and root for their home team. Ail mission 15 and 25e. --- --- ---- - ./ 'a ll ■ta M * S T A T E M E N T C O M P IL E D B Y T H E : M A N U ­ F A C T U R E R S R ECO R D IS M O ST F A V O R A B L E TO S T A T E Cuban cattle ranges. Cuba had to restock with cattle. Florida wns the A . C. L . A N D C L Y D E nearest cuttle producing country, so L IN E H A V E M A D E Cuba bought her cattle from Flor­ ida at heretofore unthoughl of VERY ATTRACT­ pritcH. The result was .to a considerable IV E O F F E R The following simply slated • The ridiculousness of "carrying extent the depl etlon pf Florida's sup­ groth facts In the Manufacturers coals to Newcastle,” which said city Let every public spirited and Record make additional comment is situated in the midst of n famous ply,, an increased price for the cattle The railroads and the Clyde Lino Christian spirited and anyany* other unnecessary: coal mining district appears to be a which remained on her ranges and have met the Press Association meet­ spirited citizen be at the imperial Report of the Commissiondr of very mild piece of stupidity com­ the calling of attention to the money ing in Jacksonville nobty and make Theatre Tuesday night, Oct. 19th— Agriculture for the years 1913-14 pared with the shipment into Flor­ to be made in raising ruttie. the very low rates of $6.25 round that js next Tuesday night— don't contains a record of advancement ida of millions of dotjars worth of Since that time more and more trip on the A. C. L. Ry. from Sanforget. Sanford pooplo ure going to rarely equal led and oL interest to pork and beef every year. it has men, have gone into the cattle busi- ford arid the Clyde Line makes the organize n Voting Men’ s Christian many. These figures answer numcr proven hoyond all doubt that both ness, some of them the state's best ’ extremely low rate of $5.75 for the . .** Association, and the peoplo want ous questions arising in the minds of pork and beef of satisfactory quality men. men of foresight, who have, round trip which includes the berth ■V.* *;Vj»rybody irj Sanford and Semincle prospective homemakers and inves­ can be produced irf Florida cheaper put cattle raising on more of a bitsi- nnd meals. This is indeed gratify^ ifjs lin ty to be there. A Y ILL, C A tors. They toll the Uuth about the than in any otljer section of our uess basis, who have paid some at-;jng to the newspaper men of this does not ’inenn Unit it is for young actual live conditions in this state of great country; but Floridians have bunion »>> miiproving the grade «>f section and as the rates have been men in age. but'men of both young wonders, with its variety of soil and been a long time waking up to the I’itule. who have ’raised the level o f ! made very low over the state there n’gt! and young s|»irit. and if you HgrieiHMifewl- production,—where 'the (valixation of the fuel anti llienew prices to that of lh» west. And since will 1m* many hundreds take advan­ hitven:t got u young spirit, come to posribiUii is fir f u i t ' c advancement cessity of adjusting the operations Continued on Page 4 tage of this rate and go hy boaj and this meeting and join the Y. M. C. The and extension of profitable endeavor •f the Florida farm thereto. rail. A. and let those that are young in adverse weather conditions ns to the attract so many. J * Here In Sanford the trip by boat spirit as well*as jn age inspire you production of high priced truck The value of nil farm products: appeals to tin* firths from thts,entire with the thought that you arc young crops during the past two -years, 1909-10, $56,712,734. 1913*44, $83,section as there is nothing finer ui spirit tint! you will always In- so however, together w'ith the one geit 937.135 Increase, $27,250,000 tluirt the St Johns river trip from * 1In- committee on securing char-' Now. observe some of ib\- items end unfavorable market conditions, | this city to Jacksonville and the exThe Hertilil has h'’ietc>fotc <;omit-1 members have been doing a gqod wliicli go to make up ibis advance­ is tlnirig .much to bring this "Von 1 _______ tremelv low rate will cause many mentefi t,h t hi* diiappointm--nl the work and for the past few days have sun ination so devoutly to )>•- wish, I other people than the editors to Panama Canal, with Hu slides am! ment loeii hurtling and now there are Fruit products 1909-10. $5.- ed. uni in order to ,)<> nut part in I " I mil .uni Vegetable Shippers of take advantage of the cheap rates cavings in has ihus far proved it*cl( more than thirty of our leading young * hirula and visit Jacksonville (or the three to be, und hits speculated us to tin- 905,727. 1913-14. $13,447,435. In­ httiti-mtig 1a ‘Saner attitude of tin men on the charter list, and among days. Flott'la fanner toward hogs and Gentlemen possibility of the government mak­ crease. $7,500,000. iheie lending-young men are those The t ’lvde Steamship Uomnariv , , , . , . ing a serious ami costly mi*tuk'\ And by comparison ill's seen that port and cattle ainl beef a* well as 1 those who ha vi bill little tune of liusmess and profession, those of have established proportional cur...oi , l vn . : , enjoy a to give the prospective Itomeaeeker from similar causes on u small scale, Hus mcreaso ia steady and consistent, , , , . t will take Ihe trains and, also trades and laborers and those that if Tt could ever be brought about us the value for 1911-12 was $10,- from the north some idea of how load rates from Jacksonville. Hot- , . .. . few days in the metropolis i-i themselvis as farmers, in fact that the Florida Fast ( o.i-t ( anal 026.163 These figures afford direct nt'uh 'aster it is to produce pork iilu, •in oruiigi-s. itrapefri It and pine Ihe excursion rates will start on i i tv walk in life is now represented should be purchased and rnifude a proof of the citrus ftuit advance­ und beef here than there We quote ‘•I’pi i*s of l 11•' !•••r lint 1 1Itat t lu> Wednesday nnd are good returning on the charter list, mid tin- commit­ part of the Maim- to Key West In­ ment. and, consequently, the proof in tins and the ad joining column |>rcp«-lit "all> q tuniiij rates to until Monda'y the 19th The occa­ tee -ay there are over a hundred land \Yuterw*> l*n . N #* * M phin. York, N 1 . I’hila some interesting correspondence Tin* below, from that here is the citrus renter of the sion is the meeting of tbe combined that have promised to join in the the Jacksonville found recently in the Tampa Times Host •>n. M us» . I’ rov idi nre. R 1 . press associations of Florida in JnekTimcs-Dnion is United States. in vt two months. Hoys, that sounds right to the poi nt mi pi oof of the "When u Gainesville shipper a lew Fall River Mass Live stork raising and dairy pro­ -onville (or three days and also the g.iml think of little old Sanford, pnirticulnlili of the natutftl St ducts show gratifying increases arid duv- igti forwarded a car load of If us Will tnnki l-flllt 1\v frmti .i11 rational guard rub- matches at wit ft her ti.fiUO population with a Johns route, lather than the ev*-r are typical of the various profitable hogs from that town to a packing Miti-r ior 1 lorula pin Hi# rates v ia Black Point This is the time to 1 M t ‘ A. of u bundled and twen­ caving and idling East Coast Canal pursuitH which cap be made sources hou*c in Georgia, the incident wa- Jacksunvilk- ami till­ b tic Lille. take advantage of the low rates and ty five or more members within two considered worthy of u place in the did.-ri-ntially ami er all Ml r.i 11s. til visit Dickson vtlle in the best time The canal has been otlirially com of wealth: moot hs. ,>f 11,i* yenr Live stork value 1909-10, $23 news columns of newspapers through celll s pi-r l)ii\ as fol lows pitted and turned ov«r to the uses 1 l1# 1V 1 I. 1 Now tftts means that every one of cornmeice, but the end is not yet. 967,501 out the state 1913-It. $29,541,931 In­ must do Ins share and that every per­ and the worst <.f it is we do not crease, $5,600,000. 15 t (. 1a 5c While the fact that n shipment of New Y ork. N 1 Congregational <’. K Notes son must be at the Imperial Theatre know when the cost of the canal will 15 5 19 Dairy products: 1909-10, $2.- this character should be Ik'* subject Bust on. Mass This socirty held ita usual meeting Tuesday, Oct. 19th. The committee cease and it will become a reliable 851,479. 13 5 13 h Sunday evening at 6.30 under the 1913-14, $4,130,926. In­ of news dispatches and editorial 1’ hil idc(j)ltia, I’n 15 5 9 on entertainment have arranged Ao waterway. The last slide was the crease, $1,250,000. Prov idence, It. 1 comment is in a degree humiliating, ably leadership of Miss Clarice % 19 5 26 have a number of good speakets at worst, and the engineer in charge Full River. Mass it is true also that, not despising Hum) In additional to the usual For many years its large open this meeting— men that are public recommends the closing of the canal Spcrinl Hund\ing: Inspectors, who features tlie Misses Kllen Randall ranges were profitable. The breed­ the day of small beginning*, it cugbl spiiited and that me up on Y M. for the bafanre of the current ing of better stock— cattle tick erad­ to be n source of inspiration and have had thorough experience in the and Margaret Strong sung a duet <’ A sfTuirs and men that are able month, because he thinks it will lie handling of perishables are employe with feeling ami artistic cfTert An­ ication the growing of the many gratification 'o give any information necessary, impossible to remove the slide be for the purpose of seeling that all other Kodeavorer recited that beau­ Florida lias shipped a ar load of varieties of economically produced aroi further than that, men who arc fore the first of November, if by that cattle foods on its yarable land*, hogs to another state for slaughter, fruit is carefully handled and prop­ tiful poem "M y Creed’ ’ by Emma • ntertutnern within themselves Af» time. with 360 days growing season, has and they were pretty good porkers erly stowed ill ship* so as to give Dee Randle wh»»j by the way, will .i. tyr the regular program has been All bulged be heard at the Lyceum Course to Canal" officials think eventually given this industry an added at- hy the way, of un average weight of the best ventilation. disposed rrf~there~will-W * n —open tlurdangcr-of the <41da* wili.be oyer-_ J raetion. which bids fair to become 200 pounds, just the -size and quul (tacked fruit is positively stowed on be held this coming season' at -ta . meeting and any one there is at lib- come. "Eventually" is an indefin­ one of the forem65l^TlI“ Tlnr"*Ktatrr it-y—te—muk« a. sLroak. of iaL aiuL-a- aitlCv.IlapUsi..Temple------. . . — -s ’ yrty and has the right to speak ite word with an ominous sound. The splendid efforts of the experi­ streak of lean which is sought by Next Sunday Mrs. Harry Kent Ventilatiori. A ll -ship* have lieeg right out in the meeting and ex- It may mean that the slides will be ment station at Gainesville, liberal those who cure and prepare the repfntly equipped with the most will he the leader. All arb welcome. jireis himself. Ho be theie and let overcome this year or next or in ten transportation arrangements for breakfast 'bacon winch pleases the modern* system of forced ventilation isfl the folks' heat from you More Fine Apples years. ’ Surely, if they keep up for dairy products, und the awakening a[ipetite of the epicure who dotes which is capable of changing the air ' A" letter from O E. Maple, the many years, (ulohrn will widen out of Uu- people -to its values are fac­ on side meat and baked beans in the fruit compartments every Mr anil Mrs. J. D Davison re­ secretary of the state Y M C A into a lake and unit sliding, but in tors of interest in observing this l Directly *beyond the city j,mits of ten minutes and will isnure all per­ ceived a shipment of fine apples this offers much help ami assistance m tfqj mean time the Panama route ilrth of advancement Cheap lands llrpdentown, an old selllcr owns u ishables reaching destination in a week from their ConHoctictit friends the .matter' of organization, this will* not be a desirable one for com­ combined with cheap cows for foun­ pen of bogs of. -Jersey red variety; most satisfactory condition and wit ■aiid with their usual generosity f? hirer wHI bt; read in full from the merce and the cost of clearing it will dation stock made it possible to which w6uld.be eligible to onttr iii_ n large saving in freight charges. , scattered some of them among their - . ‘2 m t *,i stage of the Imperial. He there add immensely to the original cost start in the south with an outiuy of arty- BW-eQpstakes class at a county Soliciting your shipment!, I am, friends here. The editor of The Yours very truly, 'Tuesday, Oct. 19th at night and of the canal. Herald received some fine apples far less capital than in most other fair in* the west. They were pro­ L. S. Scroble, ‘ , ~ rjpYn^the movement. Vessels will use the Suez canal, sections of the country. of the Greening variety that makes duced on . thy nutritious grasses <*>. j* ___________ Commerciab Agent. even if the route through it is someplea fit for h king. Conncclicu] J}' ■ The summer climate of Florida is which grow.’ in profuaion all pbout whnt longer, because of the fact that apples must all he good one*, i for *p»i 1 ffrf.*■.Nejiriing of Gotha was the equable. ‘ The extremes are lacking. himfiM) th> products of. the .small it can be relied on. It is much bet­ those received here this fall are Rrtlnsey In Charge . • week end" guest of Mr. und Mrs. You can find it pleasun&l'c«nd prof­ tract o4, ground cultivated there and beapties. * ter to take a rqute a little longer than itable to make u^e of the reasonable at $ j> f(e profit, G. R. Ramsey, ihe expert road en­ tun the risk in choosing another of priced homeseekenr’ rates and'make I ■ * .‘A * , 4 gineer, who was employed at a sal.* *L»»Ml.e and B «ef r . A " —— finding it closed after miles of the your selection during .the -coming The §panlsh-'Amencan Wujf fe?nU-iary Baid to be $10,000 a year’ to voyage have been made Only, to find months. ed iti $h«* .©At^rt drjdetifyi ° -.i’ f w superintend the building of the sjrsthat they have to be rctrace($.—»»" *"ATr*-—■" - ——I -- . ■* • tem of hard surfaced rouds in "Or­ ■ * i . — Promnver. 'i.. ange county, will overaee the build* ____ ■ -*.1:------ .—---#ing of the first *cpupty built brick •V* 4 World s Series In Sanford rogd in Osceola county. \ - ,_ m _-1 ■;< ' = * V |j* j| , . _ The board of county commisaion-*] The World’s ’W jtfu *'' is on again Little Minnie Heck, the five year " ■•u£la"uksobvUl«,1' Oct, 12^ On** man era by resolution a t^their meeting /old daughter tjf My. and Mrs. Bar­ ’perhaps fatally and Philadel phia’ and Boston are hold Monday agreed to his' propo­ ney Beck whild picking guavas af the collapsing working for Iho championship. Any •-*r sition to handle the work for one in Sanford those afternoons the home of h u f grandfather, A. F^ ng ronstructApopka, Oct. 11.— At about ' 7 V t^ fo ig q . bej. J2.L“ ,,ri|e closing of per»ccnt of the contract and Chulri Westcrdick was: Efitfen by fl rattlo- , V - cTl&V -rite Club ji)st north and would think that all the people here Chicago's 1152 wJpons/’. Sunday, n* an Lesley was authorized to sign snake, on hor foot# . I t was a very the ^ejir; the'.^iain building, either lived in Philadelphia or Boa- o’clock Saturday night II. W. Hull, ^or-tho first tlmp,In' forty^frtUr yearn, a contract with him (or the work. aixty-two yearn > old, a resident} of close* call and /or itcveral daya aho ; •<*" uft4f*7J,'i* .-li'clbeif - .Saturday ton, for the excitement at the Im­ resulted in llie«U(Y.V*Mtak with thi ffi- f t . __ ■ • .>,« . -. , , Apopka and that section fpr twentyEngineer Ramsey {a one, of the lay In aj^ery-critical condition, but perial Theatre U almost as « i « « t as “JtV’nqpm ifead man is Iloice i tiie4VeoYd*fn.the history, o f jntpat ^umoua road enginlterg in the rfrierds rre plnd to know McGhee,, a t p t i l ncgtoj'who w a s it is in those cities where the ’ ’seri­ eight years, was struck by no.auto lowest cri tW* police department,' Chlffc IlfteUy ".Utttry and mobile; driver by on unkttpwnv purl1 ous” is actually takingt pl^co. MiUip slgitiX roco\rtlft r, under * / l i e ' . employed is a plasterer. The in,1/rVHyitred. '* TwTnty-«ight*. saloo* “ when treatment of Dr.’JNeaJ. , ■injured were; George Hay, white, and jigei Herndon of the IwppriaJ^ipd just within the city limit* of Aj^pju, ^, er4i >f oUnd’ elosfng -itarn of tl !___;__________ , • : t tf A degrcr^-Jaborer named Simpson*. LaVernr K^rt writh theii customary on the Apopku-Orlando road und order..'’There w t/rrt only sixteen nr~ wOa killed inatnntiy. _ apecificati Hevernl-totbers wer£ imprisoned. in prAgrcsslvonesa -whuld not .listen to of Jcaae .Morrison Whoever hit the man drove on rests for drunkenness y-wterday; CndFrtf , _the debris* but these were soon ex­ lettinc tbq * a r a « 'go by without a raf of Jesse Morrison ocforty-seven Saturday," conipaj-ed * to * . - ■ tricated by the fire department and look in and having inoUfctnated the and left him to his cruel fate. When i xJte old home at Baran avorsge of 243 jar-thV twp.,di^ they go into the pavement. Usual motineo 'every day at one discovered by Mrn. O. W. Conner -*T! - meVnboin of the police department berville last Friday and wsa attend- « fpf several, rnonths.- past. Sktoon ' TIUs Action of the commissioners ed by many of hia friends In Sem­ .who bad been rushed to the scene o'clock - and with the electric score of Tangerine, first, and a few min Stria, by n large number of volun- board the plays are made almost as utes later by J^cslle Waite of Apop- heepejft. cjSlm tb hqve idst J^OO.OOO.- * m takl»h on the advice of Chair­ inole and Volusia counties. Those ““ '.t. ** * man Lesley, who slated that" "ho attending from this city were: Mr, ternt.- According to information *e- ealistic as the real thing being ery ka, wjto were returning to their home ‘ ’e’ -%*' • ** V Mr..•iljfmaqjn l♦■6,5 L’lfy rured by FhA Chief Haney, nil •' 6f a thousand miles north of from Orlando, the dead map w-fTn <* * would rather the . work-, .could ]>e and Jdrs.-A. FI.,Mahoney, Mr. and lying face downward In a pooj.-t^ TheYe fs is being conducted fn* the handled by some local man, but that MrX phas. Britt,i Mr. and Mrs. the np-n at wprk on jlie building had Sanford. * 'tiM The Bostons have won two games blood, -his" head was srttashed to ci^y’ .ofV Dade^.City this week an for the best ipfereatp ofztho county lArcmb. Betts, Mrs. Ernest Betts,. been accounted for, but several la­ tl..., ’ ’J ? I __ ,..l_______W borers und others were of the opln- and Philadelphia one and the local pulp and unrecognizable, hi*- "body JnatRut* -along .Chuych Development" Mias Daisy Betts, A. R. Key, W. I ion that several were Imprisoned be- fans are fanning every hour bete wai atilt warm, nnd for the moment !iru»_ Tli ere, a re a number of prom-. Tyler, Norman Swanson, R. FI. i neath thfl'briclKwWrh fcl) when the about the eventual results of the H seemed aa though life wag .still Iptnt spytUtem on„: the program-of Dtrts, Ed. Rourke. Mr ar.d Mm If Philadelphia co>s to­ Mourning through* the mangled frame Inhtryttpra.^ j A m on g%them is~ Rev. Mr. Lesley, ” hss ihe reputation of Taul Kocly. • f( i l annex to the games: i)CTlA^tgfhiT been in course Of day's game there will bp some ex- of the" old, Imfcrttinate gentleman. Georg^ Hytr. in. pastor ft|‘ the Bap­ having squandered the^.jjrat money j l i e (was butjed in the family burial Ih|U had-bcen visiting his brother, tist church 0rthf» city, who is to de­ it spent for hard surfaced roads. We 16$ at Barberville. beside bja father jeonAtructiprtjjjw^fome weeks and a citerocnt tomorrow but if Boston t. -JHujl, Hull, wfm live* within. 160 liver .six iddressps on .Organisation. want to escape this reputation in and mother. * game all will be -over 8* M. -l^rge number of-men weTe.employed gats teday1 Tl^e floral offering* Boaton yards of the- scene pf the tragedy. Mr. Hyman -foF'a long time has Osceola county and for thatteosoni were vary pretty, atteating to jh »* . ’ .. tic woik IS iV Belkved tliat the and tbo boys are ItopinK will wla today, if lor no other feasdn He atepped out O f' his brother's studied this queatirtn dud \(or: three I believe we should have a man rtf lovo and esteem^ in Vbiph ?bt>siffY*If o. Stay house, ant] it. is supposed he wa years worked a* a ipecislisT for the experience to see that-we get all held by bla dutny friekda;2.A. than prolonging the excitement blinded by the light* of the approach i Bant Imperial and hejpU$ht Go to t)u ‘ -ttecr^ury; asaist- that we pay for."— Iiaaimtnuc Vittle'y Rev. George Hyman of this city ‘T * V. , • V iug death-dealing automobile. this enterprise. »nt Gazette. boya along in " the funeral aermon. . , '.e g i. . 1 , v. ? -i*--* ** 1 i . i * • : '.v 'V .. . V U : ■f" * tP lL ■j j sr* r . - r * to. ASA D DISAPPOINTMENT 8BILDING IN JACK­ SONVILLE COLLAPSED IMPORTANT TO THE GROWERS INSTANTLY KILLED BY AN AUTOMOBILE ;a h a s LITTLE GIRL WAS BUtER BY RATTER su n - rm •— M -. • wm uk* �. Pge - ■V-*if • m ■,/ V• ’ V« k ■ ■■* • m •%* ’ 7 7<’*•** V • ' . o •' . *• OCTOBER 12, 11H5 THE 8ANFOBD HERALD ---- IM O K JW O T THE SANFORD HERALD Indlnnan* arc widely popular. He citizen’* view* may be converted has a heart attuned to nature. *He Into law only through the medium il in sympathy with the common of deliberative or parliamentary ” «**• •»• HOU.Y. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Hualnei.* Manager folk. Ho understands children and ! bodies, such as cityt councils, state ho writes poems of child life in wfiioj) ■legislatures, mtr national congress PublUhr-l F.rery T< M »U y ami PrtAay child i eii as well as grown people and international bodies, like the find delight. "L ittle Orphant An­ Hague conference nie" is a masterpiece of it* kind. .For the alert’, thinking, wide R t '.. Wtv subscription enter. in auvancb So are "The Old Swlrnmin’ Hole” » » # citizens ijto ,things, are ubsoOMT m « i 1t I t •( i M . .*ux» and "The Raggedy Alan." So is l u t " neces*aVy:"Fir*t. ■ I * M O N T H S . ................... I ll ' * “ * • * he must have TUBr-.n m o v t i l s ........ >••«•••• i .. Tl the plaintive wail In which the rich| #n* |dM. B|>c0n(, hp muat know how man's tinugiitcr whose pap 9 got in a parliamentary way to jjet his W m t d U Um cur br Carrier *1.00 Pa* l>ar U hi* "patent right an' rich as all crca- idea before the deliberative body of BT Adraara ar *0«. Ttt Month tion" pines in the palatial home r « r » M t i la Adraara M a x lla glada at ODra proper jurisdiction. which "pap’s" money has provided, The supreme purpose of the San­ Aa Hamad-(laaa Mall Mallar A i » M n a d artd wants "to go a visitin' back ford Debating Club is to collectively ISM. al the I’aatoffW* at Hon ford. r W U a , to Grigsby's Stntion. back where wo Podar Arl tf Marrh 3rd. ISTS. used to he so happy an’ so pore." study and discuss the economic and It is a novelty in America to have political questions affecting ouf Ives O t t o la IlcraJd l)aPdla( m ' Trlasbaaa No. I l l days for American poets who are individually and nationally in the not dead, hut in selecting Riley foi relation of these questions to each G. Wash Adams has sold the Zolfo that honor the governor of Indiana. j other, and the parliamentary methTruth to W. L. Bishop. We wel­ though doubtless moved by slate ods by which such questions are in­ &R . come Bro. Bishop into the fold hut pride, has made no mistake.— Mil­ troduced and put through deliber­ ative assemblies. shall mis* G. Wash more than pen waukee Wisconsin ----O----can tell and hope that he has gone, It is conceded that there is no T H I N K IT OVER into temporary retirement only. higher secular aim of a citizen than The citizen who profits by com­ first a comprehensive understanding "St. Johns River Adopted by Or- munity wotk without contributing of the vital questions of hi* day and, • iando BOogterji." says a headline in to it may he represented by a cipher second, a comprehensive understand­ ing of how to reduce to a citiy or­ Tlob, Ifdty'w Jerald. Tell us, Bob. with tbe rim rubbed out * :». V(hq abandoned the orphan, and ’ Supposing a town wants a public dinance, a state or national law, his why didn’ t Sanford make *n home library; a convention hall, a whole­ views on such questions. for her?— Leesburg Commercial. sale grocery, a wholesale seed com­ The membership of the club shall THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY rtv 'W Lu S T R E N G T H » A N D SERVICE * ' These are two very important factors in m aking your banking connections. .. 153,T1This Bank is equipped to render prompt and efficient service in every department o f banking.. It has been rec­ ognized for many years as a safe, strong and conserv­ ative bank. . . Interest and business accounts invited. ■__ • . -• •!-. j-u tr j r i • i-'------------- ■■ ■- *-»«< PEOPLES BANK OF S A N FO R D .frfttAm nu ff If. R. STEVENS rr.sM .a I business. SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M. HAND 0. L. TAYLOR Ylra-PreaM.t F. e L, t WOODRUFF n i n L o i i n Vice-President n__!J_. Cssklsr R. R. DEAS Ami Cs.H.r *v -± the preliminary meeting and be* come enrolled members. A T L A N T I C CO AST L IN E The only conk pfJrrfftFHtahiinf «iieh_ The Standard Railroad of tho South a club as here-^d<SdaaJJ*>wjtt;<ljo.for SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th, J915 lighting, fuel and janitor’* fees after each meeting. Respectfully submitted , by the pany, n county lair, nn iron foun­ be constituted of citizens of Sem­ No. 80 No. 86 No. 82 Ail out for the big "Pressing" ut dry, new pavement, change in form inole county. committee on preliminary meeting. 9:10 am J :35 pm 8:10 pm Lr Jackson ville. Jacksonville starting tomorrow and of government, good roads, special 5:35 pm 12:35 am 1:15 pm Ar. Savannah'.___ The c^ub shall ho non-partisan otj a?*, fi­ 9:18 am 8:00 pm 5:20 am Ar Richmond lasting three whole d ays .(3) and legislation from the state, a new hos­ 8:60 am 12:38 pm 11:50 pm Ar Washington there will he something doing every pital^ a new hotel, boulevard lights, political questions’ and non-sectarian 1:3H am 1:50 pm 1005: am Ar Baltimore....... on religious questions, and shall he minute. This will he a (treat chanee new parks, boating on the lake Ar, Philadelphia 12:>1-1 pm 4:03 jim 4 :25 am us Democratic us its members choose . *, for the printers of Florida to reiliy and a thousand other things that 2:40 pm 6:20 pm 7:13 am Ar New York . . . . to make it. get together. are simply stepping stones to a Equipments Pm r Reclining- Chair Can tn Washington. Dining Continued from -Fage 1 Through the good offices of Messrs Sefvico on Trains 82 and 8G. Sleeper to Savannah on Train 80. city’s progress. What must it do? — 1 0 -5 , (S’ m . And now comes Bob Holly and These things do not come of their Wight, Kent, Dr. Walker, Haskins that time the pfices hlive been stead-; For Information and Rcsarvation Phone or Write declare* he never wanted to be post­ own volition. Some one must mnke nqd Nickel, tho trustees of the Con­ ily advancing. master, mayor or even poofi hah. it his business and work at it, un- gregational church, the first meeting At present the industry is in a There will be held in Hint edifice on Tues- period of transition - from the old Ail that ink wasted!- Leesburg Com­ reasingly to bring it about HUl*i>«irsu(ti 11.1*1, Tampa, ZU IIS Xnhltl Hlrf.1, Jukaantlll., Fl>. is no force that can lie utilized in ijny evening. Oct 26th, promptly haphazard regime to a system of mercial. “ -1 IM I*ban* IT • Well, not exactly wasted. Gilbert. the city for such purpose except the ll* 1;,Wpasture* and improved rattle. To a Improvement Association and in­ We can use it nest time All citizens keenly alive to the large extent the range is still open, variably you will find that tho city needs of such a cluh a« above pro­ but every few days another targe <) U«e Mailing Tubes. To a large ex- lent improving the breed of the se­ The Herald will appreciate con­ with its forging ahead lias a good posed are urgently invited to attend pasture is fenced lection of the best native hulls for business men’s organization. Do All excellent receptacle lor sending tributions this week ns' the makers breeding purposes, but every few flowers by post Is a mailing tube of the paper will tie at Jacksonville you like to hear the "knocker" data* another lot of pure bred bulls l-uy the waxed paper In such a shape "knock?" Do you want to lie self­ for three days That is the male are imported. Nearly every sUuid- that they will tit thu tube. Sprinkle workers. The ladies will be on the ish and narrow as a citizen? The nrd hreed has beun tried, but the lightly with watur Place a bunch of job and we shall expert great things big whole hearted man with" a concensus of opinion among cattle wet cotton or (Issue paper nt the ends broad iiftt of life ought to be a from them Assist them by sending 1 men seems to be that the Aberdeen of the stems. Roll the flowers up care­ in yeur news items either to the member of the town boosting club Angus is better adapted to our cli­ fully Iri the paper and twist the ends HEAD BY MRS. J H. REESE BEFORE THE ORLANDO CIVIC LEAGUE, .society editor’ * office or the Herald 1"Doing" should take the place of securely. Slide them Into tho tube ll./ matic and range conditions undoing, for a town divided against The paper which wrap# the tube MONDAY AFTERNOON. CONSERVATION DAY. SEPT. 27. 1015 office. In the old days before the Span­ should bo large enough to tuck In well itself is ridiculous in the eyes of () ish American war cattle were sold ■t the end* to prevent the (lowers progress The Business men’s or­ Boh Holly, of the Sanford Herald ganization in tiie growing town has, N. subject is of greater interest' to encourage such comtnendublc de- t<> local butchers in lots of ten to from slipping decline* to he postmaster, hut the That war inaugurated the become a publn utility for it stands than w.tlerway» and their develop veloprnent gave a bounty of so inau> twenty newspaper fraternity of the state selling by the car loud lot. -Tqduy (or all that is healthy and happy in |mctil. 11 hitj offered the motive acres of larnl lor,every mile of cuuul Artist’s Qsnsroslty. stifl insists that he he n candidate | they are sold by the tniinioad and the progressive prosperity of tin for Sumrrou* organizations to fur built *Afldr trfany years of work While u draftsman In the coast sur­ for governor It has been a long eit \ (her jmritcular objects and enter­ the com fumy '*1 iresonted that the are shipped to the markets of the vey from November, !K5t. to February. time since a bald headed man sat | O i1k1 «* middle west, at a higher price than 1855? Whistler the artist, boarded at prises and was the subject of one of f.iriill e.inal nn«i had been hunt built und lipd im* the r Htilti .V. in the executive <hair of Florida ( the uortbenst corner of K and Twelfth deeded over the land. \ It is pre­ has ever before been obtained Strawberries Being Planted m«a\ apcfrtrulfcr filibusters idurMiami Herajd streets, Washington. He Is remem­ sumed that the rum(TBny has long At the present time the United There will be several patches o f 1'« g tile last session of congress! ever All of which indicates that this is bered as being usually late for break strawberries set out here this seat on witnessed in our congressional halls. since sold the land and /euped the States and the world of necessity fast and always making sketches on getting to he a hairless age. and while the acreage will not he This fight against u proposed appro­ profits, hut the canal is said not to look to its meat supply. The pro­ the walls To the remonstrating land­ — 0 — priation of fifty-three million dollars, lie navigable except for part of the portion of cattle to the population lord he replied "Now, now, never A lot of worthless dogs roam the Jtirge there will he several of them including old and new projects, was distance, und it is said a toll is of the United States decreased frbtti tn'cO! -'■L'll not charge you anything and the idea of strawberry growing city streets at night and knock wvvr led by Senator Burton of Ohio, who charged for nil bouts that attempt 1900 to HI0, forty per rent for Ihe decorations" the trash cans looking for food will gain a strong impetus. Ht,raw; Was for many years chairman of the to go through it Recently n move­ The vfest no longer produce* cattle berries can be (‘Jiised here us well as There is a general complaint all over any other part of the state but on river* and harbors comnuttee 1 1 the ment w ;ls started to get the govern­ in such I Mge numbers The middle the city about these dogs and the R e ma r V a bl e M e m o r y . a. count of the celery ajid lettu ce house of represenjatives and is rt ment to buy tins canal from the com West aud.the east cstinof supply the; 1m-si way 1 stop their depreda­ So remarkable Is the |H>wer of demand nor make up -the deficit * having the principal attention of the puled 1,1 *'•' th»- best informed per-[pany, take it over and operate ‘ memory lu some men that It seems an tions is for those who are troubled son in the country on its waterways. This is said Ur be the company’s Argentine, Australia ajjd Canada, growers the berries huve never hud uncanny mental ucaulalUuu... J’rohahly by them to put a load of line shot His objection to the measure was iO&JL . A counterjnuVo is beinfc- made will ha fully -occupied with the task tho most remarkable example of tho ,*• .into lhcm._which will keep. thorn at a fair ahqwfng.. -AH the growers who that it carried appropriations (or by the people of this lection to have of supplying themselves und Eurbpe, kind'was the ability of the celebrated Hf home for tv few days at |ei:st. if live have tried them, however, have had remarkable succelut with them. The many projects impossible and for tin* govurnmejnt adopt what is known especially after the pri'St'nt war chess player I'uut Morphy to play a owner* of al) the dogs in Hanford Sarasota Siniwherry Association, many that could serve no profitable at) the St Johns river route, a com­ The cattle of Europe will tie prac­ dozen games of chess at the one time were required to pay a license on is, playing the Whose ad - appears in the Herald purpose He placed these items un- mittee r»f gon gnus already “ having tically (txtvrniinated, as were those of blindfolded-that them und keep them at borne at A'ulin , games simultaneously without looking been appoirued to go over the canal have had ;i remarkable run on their der the head of pork barrel legisnight the citizens would not he both­ Florida offer* the c.rLQi’fu.in almost 1*^ chess hoard, the moves being and report upon the advisahlfity of plant* as the following from the lation, and he was so succeasful in ered by them called to hint bv number anil he call unlimited ranges, pastures .it motler the government taking it over It Ins tight that he succeeded in elim­ Times Union would indicate lug hac k his reply inating a great many items and re­ I* cJaimed in behalf of the St Johns ate prices a good grade of cattle t" 3 "Twenty-two towns in Florida ducing the total from fifty-tlu«je to river route, that it feeds a much use as a base fur breeding purposes Sanford Elks, numbering several have purchased strn wherry pfunts twenty millions. No doubt fie huij richer and -better territory, and that hundred and all good fellows, are Daily Thought. from the Sarasota Strawberry Ascause to feel prrtud of his »urrt*aa it will lie much less cost to the gov­ making arrangements for building Good, food, honest wine, n grateful ciution, which up to dale has sold The Doctor’s Friend. from, a standpoint of parliamentary ernment to maintain because il i* a home in that city. The Heraldconscience and a little pleasant chat 99,660 plants and is receiving orders Appendicitis probably has helped before a man retires are worth all tho composed of natural waterway* for and legislative achievement, and it says that it has been decided to put in every mail," Hays the Burasota is not to be doubled that his charge the greater portion of tho distance, : V doctors more than any other re­ possets and apothecary's drugs.—StOTU|K.the building under the supervision Times, The paper also says that join filscovery.—Atchison Globe. ■nsou nf "pork barrel" held good in many a'l the way from Jacksonville to of an architect, all bids having been the association has set out 200,000 cases! but as much as Mr. Ihlrton Key We\t: it would run by wayof rep-ct-*) on Die proposition given out. plants on their (arms, whFlch are lin­ is conceded to, ktioiv he was mis­ the St Johns river, Salt Lake and The new Elks’ home in Sanford will ing well artd indicate a fine crop. That portion of the informed conAuning s* m» . . . u| the Indian river. cost about $-0 ,11(1(1 and he erected The strawberry growers '.list season'., . . , ... f . ; items in the bill. Une of these was East Coast Ctfnal from Titusville nn the two lots owned by the Elks on did splendidly 111 Florida and this) . . , , , , ^ the appropriation asked for the un- down the const would ho a part of Park avenue Among other fea­ coming season will find many re- , , , ... ,,, . . provement id. the Kresimmee river, tho proposed St John’s river rolite; tures the new home will have a cruits in the field. ■I fie Morula , ___ . . . . , . Many of you probably, know that that portion of the East Coast canal splendid assembly hull which will strawberry gets to market early anil . • T.l .... . . . , the Kwaimmee river connecting sev- north of Titusville would he elim­ have it Splendid dance floor and the I h A( bile liue.st quality. Good prices . . Tip- (irliindn hoard df . trade ' oral lakes, affords an opeui water inated porches and roof garden ellects will { va re obtained. uSuullyvfopvsOnu) time Way from Kiss! inmen to Lake Okee-1and several nfttef juTdtvs ha**c on. , , ,, lie delightful and appreciated Uy, , , . and where the fruit i* sold direct to chobee, anil that the "river offers the domed the St Johns rryer rOtile , , , .. . , me minus and their l.iimlier and . buyers al the railroad the trouble Aside from these loral projects wo . . . , , . , . . . i only means of transporlatir. n for a friends. —Times-Union. of the fruit is over Afivn his teams . . , , , , , , -,.L _ long and broad expanse of extremely are interested in the opening of our O THE U N I V E R S A L CAR / drive up to the platform. There will fertile territory The river ha* a ports to deep water as a means of SE N ATO R D O N E G A N ! . v “v " * he lots of fine berries going out of tortuous channel und this added to enlarging conyneree nniL lowering - ,,Prices Jowtired again, but the same Senutor Arthur E. Domg.tn has Florida early in 1916, and it seems the fact that at low water it is very railroad freight rates. Wherever likely that good money will be made Ford car. The record or satisfactory purchased the Greystone hotel in shallow causes navigation to be x-or>' 'Water cOinpetiljnn exists the freight on them again aa was the case tast lissirnmee, und will, annex I’arudisu ; . perforin^pre' Tor more than 900,00(T 7*1 difficult. Only those w ho are .accus­ rales are lower, and it Is this which pyi* i island. That'* a comblnatinn hard spring. Home sections of the state tomed to the channel can undertake makes it dexirutde in huve water owners surely makes it the “Universal to excel. Senator Dorieilan i* a pro- appear better suited to the grow­ to navigate this atreatn with ffjiy competition It lias been propound Car”— the car you want. It meets the . jjrerwive citizen' and turn* his hand ing, of strawberries, hut experiments certainty of success. For years the ns a feasible project that u canal be -m U ..v demands of professional and business to anything calculated help "hi* will he made in other sections, and - people of the Kissimmee valley huve opened from Orlando to Sanford so B r 'i^ new slrawbefry territory will very men and brings pleasure to the who'e home town." He has promote^ ever been trying to secure' an uppropriu- ns to allow freighters to steam' down .. inUirc*t from fish to UanumU.. awl Uk-sly he _a d d e d - ,^ ., ^ family*..- Simple, strong, reliable— eco­ |tiotr to etimhnt* some p f thip worvt and deliver sMpmenta by tin all has probably assisted more young nomical In operationAnd maintainance. * <curves and do necessary dredging water route from New Yo;k to Jack­ men in business than any man in Sanford Debating <1ub , that a meni^ depth nt low water sonville by the St. Johns river route Runabout $390; Touring Car $440; this section of Flotida. • The senator The more c o m p ile soilety be- j 0f three feet 'might he had The and canal to the.dock in* Lake IvanTown Caf $460, f, o. b. Detroit. On is himself a young man. and has comes the greuter is the need on the government* engineers r**< <unmended hoe at Orlando, Estimate* kave ■ butlf Jil« own success against adverse part of each eitizen to understand the pftxjeet fuvonihly, but through sale at Sanford Machine & Garage Co. been made on this project, 1 am dreumstance*. lie is u busy man, the vital, question* affecting his logs!, Hsnator -Burton's insistence the ii«m informed, -and Wk*a cost is not so EDWARD HIGGINS < . F. W ILLIAM S ^ hut he i* never too busy to give his town or county goverijment,, hl* |was cut out of the highways bill J great that it trriglw not lie dona.with Sal egman Agen I time and effort in aiding any worthy state government, his nstfhnal gow» mention this^at some length because profit even by the people cause. Orlando Star. arnment and the questlona immcdl it is a matter of some importance countf and Orlando, in « -few. yifitrs Sk; . . J : -v .. :— o ~ r * •-T-VlCSv atcly, as welt a* . remotely affecting to a groat number of people right the difference in; freight, rates would . H1LBVH B IR T H D A Y hn government’s international rtda- at" our doors, and emphasized the savo-'tb'' of building the ennif. •» i ye*-importance of our inland wain ways. In .conhjusitfit'i 'm ig h t ' nild that U la often ssid^fbpt Oils is an ago tions. A model citizen under our form of On-tho "other hand wo sometime* the Atlantic ijeelwr Wattzjsrjty* Aain which poets "ar* not appreciated. .•WS* J/WXl i But the I’uwpuw-State is preparing government, owes it to his personal sell large amounts of money expend lociatioh marts in Bavaithjfr" Noto resent the slander., Hiley is no security and that of his country not «d-on projisru lhat.«ro.atm(*t if hot vemhdr 9 ,nnd it W'to bo hoped t h i f Ilomvr, no" Shakespeare, no Roirert only to bqcome" informed upon’ -tha Burns, hut he U a trua pod, and vital questions of the day, hut aid xss " i w - ...... many of Ids unpretentious but’ men- In writing hj« views Into" municipal, portaUon Co.* wa* engaged in .open* *l ° propariy present the n itorious-conipostions, nearly a ll’ of county, stat*-and International law.' ing a'canal from Mayport to kllaqdl'C&ilmk of thl* section for waterway * • i ^ rexi * I. " • ' them in the ih* homely dialect of rural tural In theory at well a* in prtfetlca 111 -an Jniand waterway. • The stat* improvement. ; U . THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT FLORIDA AS INFORMATION ATLANTIC COAST LINE OUR INLAND WATERWAYS — .......„ _______ \ . '' i mmlaYi' ■■ - *fc ■1 . • _*• .j,L* . �v*r- m W -.; c H * e* *■V, . • OCTOBER a i rr- V.. 1-sTi -'<! \ n v^ . v y c .• . rl ' .* i Lillie Happenings—Mention of Watters in Brief—^ Personal Items of 0 I nterest Summary of (he Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Readers 4 + + + »« ‘ Washliurn’a homo-made candies for sale at Irwin & Giles. 13-3tp Lacca! ’ A nice line of luco edgings , an be found at Mrs. Williams' store next to McCuIltr’ii. ' 16-2tr Dr. Davis, optometrist, will be at bobbins Nest soon. "Watch paper tor date and see him for glasses. t 12-tf Sanford Lodge No. 62.. F, L A. M. Wherev, The .Supreme Architect of the Universe, by Hi* Divine decreo on Sept. 22nd, 1916. called Pro Jus. D. Roberta, to join the Lodge Eternal,, from whose hourne none ever return, bo it ' ItoaolVed, that in the death of Bro. Roberts, Sanford Lodge No. 62, F. & A. M., has lost a worthy member, the family a devoted son and brother, and the community a good citizen. Resolved, that we extend our sym­ pathy to his family, that u copy of these resolutions bo sprend on our record, and a copy sent to the be­ reaved family. O. L , Taylor, L. P. McCuller, W. E. Watson, Committee. Notice 4 t The registration book of the City ol Sanford will be open at the olfice of the City Clerk Saturday, Oct. 16 and wil ^remain open until Saturday, November the 13th, . Office hours from 9 n, m. tQ • 12 m. Ttnjf. 2 p. m till 4 p.' rt).OnfSaturJay it will be We will pay you 4 cents a pound opened from 7 p. m. tiU 8 p. m. for old rim cut casings, sizes 30 x 3 M. W. LOVELL, 14-flte. ‘ City Clerk. and 30 x 3's. Sanford Machino & Garage Co. ( 4-tf Roy Chittenden, the young man who acted as the Seaside Inn during tho baa returned to hia homo In for the winter.— Daytona News. *• “ • THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THEV CITY ' . m±*p. -- ; r : -----„i~» 7 li»I3 ‘ ............................................. .... , \V ‘ popular clerk at summer Orlkndo Gazette “ The Arabs,1 Supreme Lanky Spec* laclo, at the Star Friday, Oct. 15 "The Arab,” In whili) Edgar Solwyn ntnlfeV Tils debut under Lmaky management will positively rank as the most Hpectacular photodrnmn produced by tho Jesse I<. Lusky Fea­ ture Pkty Co., oven exceeding. In this respect, the very notable LuskyB^htsco presentation in photo dra­ matic form of "The Warrens of Vir­ ginia." The desert scenes, with which this remarkable photo drama abounds were actually taken in the great American desert and undoubt edfy surpass in crajisfic elToct and photographic beauty all previous atfempts at such work. Mr. Sclwyn, who was himself the author of the original play on which, the photodrama is founded, has de­ voted much tithe to the study of Oriental customs and has traveled through the entire country depicted in this photoplny. Cecil Do Milie, the director general of the Lasky Company has also studied such aubjecta deeply, and thus the two ar­ tists -had at their disposal an unparaljelpd fund of information as well as unlimited resources. The scenes showing the ca ray a ns crossing the desert or resting at the oasis; the episodes showing the tents of the Arabian Sheik; and all the piciurt^of bedoiuti life are superb. The Arenas in the .bazaars and pal­ aces of u modern Syrian village are equally accurate and interesting in every detail. Not onl y do we see buildings ami inhabitants correct in every particular,' hut alno we are shown camels and all-'the para­ phernalia of the country. In order to take the desert scenes of "The Arab," Cecil De Miye or­ ganized a veritable pilgrimage. With scores of camels, hundreds of horses and some hundred or more actors he jotV^eyed into a desert more than a hundred miles from any railroad, where- even the water had to be carried from a distance. In fnct. it is no exaggeration to state that the caravan was not make-believe but real and organized for practical ser\ice a* well as for photndramattc ^ PAGE THREE »Ui3ttat3ot3iaoaflaijamnnaaamifltiflttanaj3naflam3flii««miiaaaaafll ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... •. A .S’loir Start A glance at the calendar reveals the fact that autumn has officiary begun anti the statistics of the weather hurenu lend confirmation to the calendar. There is a bite to the air these mornings that makes one think of winter garments and fuel bills. By tthese signs wo know the season is on us. A RESUME OF' SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP TO DATE AtJjrtn lil CiguffiBticHwM for this Column to *So*miy Pho»« Wm K A. TaiKmn, Ph»a.« N#, fOd e«d Jflrs Thrasher. Dr. and Mrs Puleston, Mr and Mrs. R. A. New­ man, Miss Suidee Williams, Miss Chat lotto Hand. S. M. Lloyd and Arthur Yowell. /’ rrsona/ M m l j o n Mis. A. C. Wallace arrived in Sanford Saturday night, who with her husband expects to make this city her future home. But there are times when all sign* fail and this Becms to he one of them. Vanity Fair is sitting still ■» Mrs. R. E. Tolar and baby daugh­ and twiddling its thumbs. Every­ ter Mary Elizabeth left on Suntlay body apparently is waiting for some­ for a month’s visit to relatives in body else to start, something, with Jacksonville, ,1 ‘■ •a "The Arab" at the Star Friday the usual result, nothing is being '.Mr*. W. K. Watson, accompanied started. I’lanning for State Presi­ Hamarkablt Double Tree. by her mother, Mrs. R, L. Keelor dent’s Day at the Woman's Club There la aald to be In Kentucky a Mr*. next week seem* to be about the arrived home on Saturday. tree bearing each year a crop dt wal­ Keelor will make a visit of aix weeks. only thing doing. nuts and a crop of mulberries; and / * the curious phenomenon la .accounted In other words we have gotten r Mrs. Hal Wight and littlo daugh­ for by the supposition that a mulberry off to an awfully alow start. With ter Billy Bouchelle- have returned seed fell where a walnut lay In the all the folks back at home again, from Orlando. Until their new- ground, and the young shoots came up with weather conditions favorable home is completed Mr. and Mrs. side by side and united their forces and with the clean, crisp spirit of Wight will reside at Mr*, t . L. Into one solid trunk. This supposi­ The Hanford P. O. and a Primary Richardson Goods! A largu as­ autumn everywhere evident there Goodhue's on Pnrk avenue. • tion seems feasible from the fact that sortment of embroidery outfits, The Sanford postoffice Is no man’s is every reason to expect social ac­ tho bark of ’the tree Is on one side personal asset. skeins of embroidery doss, etc, Mrs. that of walnut and on the other that tivity, hut Htagnation still prevails, Miss Versa Woodcock is visiting of tho mulberry -’-It belongs to its patrons Grace F.. Williams, n « t to HKt'ulhowever I can safely predict that ’ friends in Jacksonville. She is exocrats and Republicans alike the next low days will wiinesa_nji ler's Grocery. pertrd home this weak, _ 1 a ’fiW’ pay tho bills, awakening, for on Tuesday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Dotdon Hood ar­ .•Il ^OhHf a-primary election can heal noon the social department begins rived in the- city yesterday frohi Mrs. Henry Dickins of 8t. Peters­ 4 SANFORD LODGES *4 presDiBrdlfficilltlef. the seasoh with a reception to its their home in Macon and will spend burg Is the attractive guest of Mrs. fSurfiik mediat'd. steps to that end members; Tuesday night, the II. W. Herndon. ’ . „. j the winter here, being comfortnpljK e• Hanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. ft'Tfl bo tabefl. r Knights of Columbus entertain their located at Mm. Lilja's on Pnrk five Communication every first and third C II LE FFLE R lady folks at the Catholic parish •’I f l nue Mrs J W Dickins returned Sun­ Thursdays at 7:30. visiting brethren l4-2tc house; on Wednesday afternoon the welcome. day from New York and other 5 or C doses 666 will break j Woman's Club wil) keep open house, 0. L. Taylor J. C. Kumph northern points of interest. »ny case of Fever or Chills. Price Secret ary W. M and give an informal reception for 25 cents. 71-62tc Milliner) Opening Mrs W S Jennings, president of ( .4 nnou tier mrn<* the Florida Federation of Woman’s H,.»t Granulated Sugar, fir a Mrs .1I It Monroe Chapter No. 15. It. A. M. il JIMllnn, Hinton, the pionee: The Ladies Chorus (or the Jap­ ■ Clubs, who will be our guest of pound All other groceries retailed milliner of Sanford will have bet Meets every second and fourth TKurs anese OjK-retta, "Princeas Chrysanhonor upon that day. day in Masonic Hull over the Irti|>eria at wholesale prices Write for p.icc semi-annual millinery opening at Ihelium" 'will hi- held at the Wom­ Fridav morning Mrs Henry Wight an's C}ub rooms Friday afternoon Theatre. Visiting companion* welcome. lut Your name on postal will do, her millinery parlor* at ton Pal J. F. Ksrnstz H. E. Tolar will entertain with a brilliant morn­ at 2.30. Please he prompt and all Don't delay. The Enterprising motto avenue, between 4th and 5lh Secretary High Priest I I ing reception for Mrs Jennings, who attend ’Specialty Co., Pnlatka, Fla. 12-4t'(I streets, on Thursday, October llth will hi- her house guest. Other and invite* the Pur that GOOD GULF GASO- i next Thursday Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Hi* smaller alTair*' are slated for tinIucll«*5 « of Swtnnou* ruunfy to attend ' ... l.lNK and SUPREME AUTO OIL A congenial party of ten motored The production of Edgar Selwyn week also, so 1 am rejoicing that the Meets everv first and third Tuesday and see the wonderful display of all phone II. B. Coney, Agl. No. 116. over fiorn Centre- Hill Friday night in each month. Everyone who has seen in "The Arab" is one that is hound season is realty on at last. the latest creations in hats and mil­ 14-tf and slopped over in Sanford while his Star in the East are cordially invited to make photoplay history, for it to visit this chapter. linery fresh (non the eastern em­ en route- to Miami, spending therombirtes the elements that “ fill the Dr It ( ’ Rower and Mrs Rower, poriums Alire E. Robbins, See'y /m.fii.'nm jrom B omiin’x t 7n/> Mr- Bruton lias been in week end with Mrs "Harvey Ren , ve" with the elements of dramatic who have heeR -visiting Mr and Mrs In view of the fact that the local frm* The partie-s included Messrs 1 H Brown returned yesterday r o j lhf. . piWt t,.„ y,.nrHi . l(tht whi*.. intensity which "fill the heart." Phornlx Lodge No 5. K. of P. club will have us its guest of honor Dan Smith and family. Webb Smith tlieir home in Sanford. 1he Celery on Fust street and needs no Meets second and lourth TuesOuys. Mrs. W S. Jennings, on Thursday slid family and J M Archibald of Nisi ting knigiits always welcome. City Medico is . noted for the po»- introduction to the lathes Steamer Launched at Palalka In order afternoon, the club will keep open • O J. Miller -■-*sfon of a pet ox of unusual size. to get out ..‘of t he high rent district The board of trade committee in house nod extends a cordial invitn Center Hill and Mr Bozeman artel If McLaulin K II and S. C. C. Taft)pa Trihune , Mrs. lirulnn removed her millinery charge of the big calcination whirl) lion to the women of Sunfoid to daughte-r from Leesburg Mrs. -xr-rSHA Millinery! Trade is booming. parlors over fi >1par ago to her home Palalka is to Rive on the lKth inst. come and enjoy tho occasion Mrs. Ray Butts is again at home Sanford Lodge No. 27. 1. (). (). F, m honor of the launching of the big Jennings brings an interesting mes­ S-W on Palmetto .avenue and the eusto' Now is the lime to have n good so­ after a visit to her mother and sister Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., schooner "City ol Pnlatka." has liters g«t. thu Jbeciept inprifees M sage to the women in the club and le, non Mr*. Grpce JO. Williams, over Imperial Theatre. everything coming its way and the out of it, alike. She will discuss the at Winter Park. J. W. (). Singletary J J Dickinson, next to McCuller’* Grocery, directly Unitor) wishes’*to assure the ladies Secretary N. tj. that siie-nus the largest and finest celebration promises to he all and "Work of the Fed oration." a sub­ opposite t he 5 INKi 10.■ store .SVimmirtp /’ a ty ijtock of millinery that she lyis ever more than the most ardent had ject that upponl* to all Flotilla club * 'I For her house guest. Mrs Henry Mr and Mrrt. A. R. Commons earned in this city and tfie prices hoped for. Interest in the event is (late City Camp No. 6, W. (). W women and to all other women in­ Die-kins. Mr* II W Hern elon on ter W»Tf welcome visitors to the city Meets second and fourth "Wednesday .•j ; and style will make them sell Me not confined to the cmintyt hut is terested in woman'* work tamed with an informal swimming nights in each month •wt. r-in) liuv imic just urn vei 1 from i vm- and attcjnl the open mg next -t itewide It l« something new for i 4 party at Musson's pool on Friday V I. Miller J F lloolehan tFt* ir -tiininer * VIIIIt to the oli 1liunie I Thursdnx and if \on are not ready a -hip of the dimensions of this tr. Son ior it \ inter H unorrd t’lerk Council Commsnder evening After the- delights of sumi.1 The■y will u. bin select y our hat* anil. have I he Guilt in Florida, and everywhere *r Hi i timoi.d. 1n<:li.tn.1 ming and diving were unjoyedthc apiri\ii the winHer at their :ittruc- them reserved for a few week*. All it is lieing commented on by the Mrs. Emory Billie Brown cntcrparty repaired to the hospitable live home on Slone Island. tho ‘ vary^Latent -cruaiidna —will ..be psry*. Hundreds wil) bf hcfp.Jrom tained yesterday morning _at_ her tlomP'AJf ~Tfi£1r~i1tWtfc*A for 7P/fe5h“ ___R.-,Fi G,L\.yanlord_Lodgc 1241 apartment.on Hyde Park avenue in Meet first and third Wednesday night Hosiery! A fine line, alt sites, shown* fidftl a he jit’ic-** will help you adjoining counties. men is. at corner of First St. and Palmetto Ave, The committee has prepared many honor of Mrs. Roy Carson Bower of al*o extra size, 26c, 30c, 35c,,. 50c redun- the high' cosl-of living O. L. Taylor T A Neal Sanford. Two tables were arranged spoiling events for the day for the irid J! 00 per pair, very lpw-' jnlces Secretary Exulted Buler * bsnge of Dsle pleu-ure of visitor* after the launch­ for auction, and, while some of the lor the quality. especia lly tftij ‘ 25v • Haalprd * <>uld Seal < icy In honor of a ml out of respect for ing rerejnony Chief nmong these guests spent the time at that inter­ lio-i Mr* Grace E. Williams, ■ m ? • esting game, the others *«*wed and the Young Men’s Christian Associa­ The Lake Breeze Lounril No. 31 Junior will bg speed boat races, foot ball. ,ibr--(l> opposite the 6 anti 10c Sanford ha's (ifu distinction •>( b Order United American Mechanic* ■ chattedAsparague fern and eut tion now being organized in our city, -tor, 16-2tc Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. mg better cnuljjpetl in the way ,,f |iarades and a dnnee at night on the deck of the monster schooner, which flower in the vases made tilt* rooms the Sanforei Debating Club herewith M., in tho City Hall. Visiting brothers m fo r.i S t e a m L a u n d r y . 'C o i n i n e r - 1 re a lly go o d re s ta u ra n t* than'any attractive, and a bowl of iced punch postpones its preliminary meeting aro welcome. C. H. Smith. Rec. Sec. Ml St. near French Sve., treats I city of ito-*ile ur twice its size -in thr will be tied to a down town dock furnished cooling refreshment ull until Tuesday, October 26th. 1915. and prepared for a party. ..■•nr clothe* white and sanitary, and state The stale hotel inspector was through the morning. After the Signed. Reg A. Dawson, .The city will he gnily decorated, Celery City Aerie No. IH53 mu destroyed with chemicals Flat in the city last week ut'd inspected game perfection sal ad, frozen cheese, * . Secy.' ro Tetti. ifnd ofie.-oL tpo ptetty events will lie Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 wsuk a specialty at inoderata prices the hotels and restaur*ntti of tho city nut bread sandwiches, sailed nuts and o’clock. Pico Building. a gurade of Yltcornted motor cars. Give us‘ a triul. Hatiisfaction guar­ with the r?*ulf /fcl* fine hotgl and W. W. Fry, Jas. C. Roberts, Notice • The launching will take place at grape juice were served. Worthy President Secretary anteed La^e * curtains donb equal three rjrafuimuit* ’w«n> glVef)' gold Until further notice Musaon’s ’ A hand embroideied bridge . set 1 o'clock.- The scene of the launch­ *-> • Jto new Phone 150-3. J. J. Coi>l. seals, swimming pool will 1 h > open tothe went to Mrs.” Qo M. Disher for top ing will lie’’ a beautiful grove of live • Tuea-lfitf • w i'd y a i1 ■'" Hs'’ given ri'vn to reaTilfir reaTil Mgr ./Tha. T b i 1k fcctftV * * J oaks, bVctlcoking the river at East score and for consolation Miss La urn public every day from 2 to 5 p. m., r OJ1H TRIBE NO. 61, L O. R. M. ,rjot . \ * k w t i f r l i ' S i h o w tb*;i\ Meets every first apd third Friday . • 750 plate iiftet. except Tuesdays'ami Friday*. Open Pnlatka and Rut n short walk from Jones rect'ived The \ *" •"* ><z t he^^x perfect in A nights at 7:30 In Masonic Temple. / . * * Awi it * i sanitation: J.' ;The rAt .-the ea\t pnd ol tho- bridge. Here u prize for. the honoree was a ma- nights only by ’ Special arrangement vicV/j^Shnliness anil x. Visiting hnklhei* welcome > to pdrtiea of ten or more. Pure . Notice . . ^ ' Mrs. Brown wait, iu»> ‘kpenkef’d <R»ud will be erected and hog,my trny. L ** Jphn Stumper, The r^gistration;J»<J6Jt of j he city Sent»n(f1ifekd^p*^5/t. this city r#erivctf held > Miss Mnrgitret Willard, a sisted by Mrs M. L. Rain.esfresh running water. All conditions W. A,. Ginn, '7 > - 5 ” C..of It. <4 ? . ^ , . Sirchem • . ' ■ "I•t '-..nlorij will he ui»en at fcpeollice gradoScrf^lr f o r ct nt; )(utlKlhr*<* of gland r daughter of Col. UobU W. other guests were. 12-tf * Mrs. M. rtf.'. perfectly Banitnry • v S-. i. "I i lie-city clerk .Suturdny/1Dct*^. U» ,thi four^rwuiuritixtw^irThoWtyt, the' J)nvl* txTHf-when the word Is given. Rih'v. Mr*. G M Serklmck, Mr&. jeQfchablt Wihdow Bars. < United Brotherhood f t kuttponlcrs and ' ' i will remain open until Saluniny In TbdL fhe- Uoiyt^-oIYd -Hpenr^r s rtlfcdc S-'arlndow giu;ds. designed to tfhe Ijottlti of chump*unc on j L. It Woods, Mr * Harry P, DrlyeG Jolnera.yf Amrrjr* 'oo i lit l lth Dilico hours from !• u . l ,rr conl ,>v‘ r Th*’ tjte vrAirl’s prow. . V , -j Mrs J D. Sayo-*, MnE’ 'Adam Strq furnish' adc'iyatv •prutnctloi“'Tigwln»l S»nW d Isycai Union Np. 1751 meets . .robbers, have recently bepfl Invented first iuftL t’hfrd Xhrtrstlny night^ut Y7 •»< '" 1 2 m and2 p. m till I p. ni. O v'VV enthusiastic UL .' Hole. Hole, tioo, too, Gcv, Pnrk Tramtpcll TrnnvipcH. | Mrs- H. J-. Smith, Mrs. I 'Which may bo attached tb or detached o’clock fit tho Englea' Hail; will he opened fr<mi 4 hfa^iiJ^A-’ o I j l i c rcstnurant^’SuhA . . ',**fya ■* 3 tie'of the. most’ popular nnth t’leO- j -Smith. Mrs. W-*-M- Disliet,. JK.iitP ' *v. trom-a easing at wUJ Tlftty-mnY ho T. J Roll.'' m. •• {:'ford','ahd,stated tiint^lAjp'wSJ^.nqj otic' ‘ C. C. Ppmotr. ,jrnt of Florida’s long line of rhiefLAnnn Smith', MixV Laura Joints.. - lilted to*a wlnrinf almost In' a h»o(jurnt Hec.Tfgjve. ,' ■ / ’ redidenf M \\ LDVELL* -,*‘ a T*»y G) tkiy>{*'u& coifld exa^tj^vt^i, will deliver nit"* address | lamps Tribune, .ment’B tlmo wtthont dllilculfy, or dan; ■ -J[ City Clerk JVuch t f high ffiirhe'llt»iP’ *>f g»Jd-seals t .. i ?• -J . n . . .aids U i .r iii,.. gvf of mniriiig tho siyoodworkT. Tho If or of tLiberty:’ t * ) i\> ^ o e s\Siuiford. Isiuiford While the item- nuitaif^to’ (he-occasion. v He will be ■ as ddoea followed by'"Our Bob('-‘.'Co). llobt. bars aro so arriuigud that UUJ) fit fnjtu Easiern S'ar Social Club \Ivej» ftf Eagles’ Hull flr^t .Monday * .. inole.is hVimdl betel,‘ it tun Usually gToove* along tho sub, Tho grntfng' ni|bt\n each mi?ntb at 7:30.' Davis or* Gainesville-. Other Owilig to the Woman’s Club ro < ftccfl/nmpdato \iHV';(Yic (o(ptYiercial Kni more Candy lioted.mefi will occupy tfie si find and lug on Thursday afternoon, at which cannot .bo removed whot) thoyrindow . Wfw, KIffiuseholdrr.' Commander Try (laretsnn’h Sjmcialt it* .*• ^ rfitiy- Apeik a few words. 'Among time the women of Sanford were in­ 1#. opefi ^PopsU r’ Modhanlca ftflga.’ ■^MUslilortha Packard, Secretary for sale by them will bo ox-Gov. Albeit W. Gil- vited to meet .Mi#.. W. S. JenrtinjL^ Irwih & Giles cbrlit, Senator ,N. P.'Bryan. Com­ preii-font of .the Suite. FedciotiotT' M-2U .. missioner (of Agriculture, W. A. Me- (he meeting of the Eastern Star Rae, lion. Petty Wall cf Tampa and Social Club has been postponed to oaoon aaD u aaaaaaac others. Col#»S. J. Hilburn will be looaaadQaoaooaoaaoo V Friday afternoon at three o'clock, master cf ceiomonles and will intro­ at which time Mrs. Alfred Lllja and duce the speakers. Mrs. Geo. Bailey will entertain, at ‘*7'7 "*T| It will l)e n pretty sighl to see the home of Mrs. Liljn. Memhej**'oT" C R A TE M A TE R IA L S -v • - . this great boat— capable* of carrying the circle reading this notice are re­ more than a half million feet of lum­ quested to nhtify Others of the post­ ■*u To the first customer between and 8 o ’clock, B L U E S TO N E ber in its hold - as it is loosed auri poned meeting. . — ' * a lowed to slide gracefully from its $1.00 buys any pair o f shoes In the-store. high' place into thtf watci. ft-will in s e c Yi c i d e s -j At Clan S p r i n j i •nUo be a novel night ta.Palatka.*. A congenial party, of friends that Of course Pfilatku I* prftnrl o f ’ thU' . g r o w e r s ’- 8 u p p u e a r . _ ..... rhlevement—and it U going to w a I W ^ 0,0reJ ° ut, Cl“ y ,or » ^ ^ * * swim ond picnir the latter part of proudly all that day.,, ./ -w ‘ . . -v ‘ the week were Ml. and Mr*. B. W i.-Pr A Pull Stock at All -Times at Our Sanford • Thu ' dty' Invites,the people of g Boys’ Shoes, 2 to 5! vj, at ... Herryion, Mrs. Henry Dlcklns, Mr. • • Florida to be it* guest on this 14th o ____* * ‘ . . tjv l a ■ . *- •-- - “ ■ * ! and Beardall Warehouses • • ► -dor •%« day: oHJctober—it not only Invites, !c--4*.1 )»Ut; it, u/ges them to cOmo 4^d^4nJ nounced a free bridge /or the- dnyv^ _»< Ai-iSL At joV thtt day with.ua.-', Low rate* have '* ' ;1 Th4 ladies of the city'will ftrvo *, vrjMm been announced an, oil the ralltoads lunches on tho'irroundsjnd a basket entering tho -^ity for*4hat day, ond dinner will bo ■prcad.J ‘ -x—PalatkM i-orntnissionera ,-hav*^ v e - ; 'an- News. dip county count/ comtnisalbnara °OOOO«0| I lOOOOOODCI 3 \ $r -a | V m J «.y. L E T T U C E HAMPERS 7 E . H i L _ § 301E. 1st S l.=S H 0ES— 'T H A T ’S M V BUSINESS” - * CO. .• > . ii ' ' * V . Y.V - Ia-V. > .A*- .• (•* ke». -** •. * -• -♦_ ‘ . -I 4 .1 ' >e. 1 �T ; X .. '*' . ( L . * -,7TI 'I*'*?'* v- ' * J4T ^ ' - * Tjt rT&T****' •**-'* * * f tV . W .r . • , >w-. i " 5V • ( \\ • V-ftt V THE BAN FORD HERALD PAGE FOUR I OCTOBER 1*. lots ' ...... ...................... .. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS; •J_______ ^ .1 l BUDGET OF O P IN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AN D M E .” / ------------ — ' * \ EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT ’ *■ i 1 •~k -JE- A C I I I E L IS A M O N G - Y E T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H . “ “ H E ’LL P R E N T ’ E M ” — SO SAYS SA U N TE R E R . o oaoooO D aD aao oo ooo ocioflo aoao aao aD D O oo oao D O D oao aoaQ a oaa look here and predicted better LEGAL ADVLRHSING things to come. Whllo here ho wa» entertained nt night at Mr. llnlllnger'a and took rfirinei* with our Nollrr of Im ofp .iailf n of Iks tf»nf«rJ Intermittent VacnBRi I're-Coolln* Company Sunday school superintendent. We had two promises of, a. write- anT ^ , u^ ,itn9{i .««” A. BO‘It. !" 1 *>•! Lay »fh' ,cby deleter, 916 aoon theraaflar up for the surprise party given to al trn o'clock a. m> or aa thay can 1>* haarit, they will apply to Mina Olgn Vihlrn hut Tuesday even­ the Honorable Park Trammell, governor of the state of Florida, at hi* omen, In (ho ing'on her seven teen th birthday but. 'Capitol building Of aafd Male, in the city Tall»ha*>ee. lor letter*. patent, Incorneither have materialized, but we (I hAealtnH (hail H >• da*l m .•ata *»d ■ nd aueMil#. J . .1 « I Ik.__ 1 •• pointing ‘* them, ’ their aaaoctalaa know they nil had a lovely time, n1<•<-»,on, into » body politic *n<! cctpoiiu number coming from Lake Mary and j k & t f ^ u r ^ U a i ’ v.^um^Pr^Cooll** from Sanford. Mr. Jcwo Lee was nn Cobm «> under the follcwlnk cbirter and . . . . „ ,i.„ ... .. article* ol Incdrporetion, the original of honored guest too, it r-l»o bbitig nn »birr. «iw t,» on ni« in th* omr. of ih. The atal* of aalil alale of tbe^tirno Florid*, birthday. ine following louowing dav ua> tvas was „wetciary ,u rtlyof of Tallahaa.#*, during fo of thl* Andrew Thompson's and he was rrsulml f.y |**r for the publication noilcei made perfectly happy by a new Antrim T. Andaraon J. Randolph Appleby. Jr. bicycle froth his papu. Katherine K. Norton. J. Randolph Appleby, Jr., and Katherine A . Nnrton, who aro to m# j**H katrwa, thl* day ipatfertd b*fora me. asd soxarally th*m**ft _(or. _____ Jvaa aeknowUdtad that tbay alined th* loregclnf arllcle* ot Incorporation impanylng notice f o r - 6« * ua* and tk* accompanying and purpoeaa therein elated. all In Wltneaa Wheraof. I have hereunto »#t my (and and teal ol offlre thl* 2lat day of Heplemtcf. 1916. ’ * . • * ' For Hand 1 —Two fresh milk cow«, 16-tf. N, I t A Y M O N P H E A T E R . For Sale— TeFP\acres of tho best ^ Mgh hnmmoci^trfnd, west side, jaxt outside coriionite limits. Half in cultivation 4 yesfs. About ^50 , M A S T E R 'S HALE All frricej ttnder and by virtue of a dreree ol lorc- large pines on other half. cloaure and tale rendered by the ponorabl# Judge ol Ihe Seventh Judiriel Circuit «1 the and ditched. . Quarthr. mile of tw0. State ol Florida (or, Seminole county In shipping stations and First St. lVrchanceVy sitting In a certain caae tbe-eln $1350 will btiy it if pending, vliercin Th* Uirech Lumber'Com- fort drainage. |i_*S£ la complainant and W. W. Urady and llrady are defendant., the underfill! sold within the next 10 days, worth ed, o> tperial matter In chancery *RJ $3000.00. See owner, 207 French Bell to ID* hlghnt and beat bidder, for raah. 11-tf In front of the rourt bnu»* door in Han­ avenue. ford. Florida, during th* legal hour* of tale on Monday, Nov, lot, 1916. tho following Notary Public, King* Co. CrMlficat* (lied in New Turk County. No. 261. Cnnimtuion expire* Mar- 3°, I S U . tl-T u **-ttc —• can always get results where. tho men ate afraid tc net. Thu billboards should nevei have gone up ('barter of .Hanford Intcrmlllenl Vacuum pcreonal property, to-wlt: People read these ads. 'You are Per .footing Company One brown horee mule named Jim and Q8 TEEN NEWS and the people who are constructing wrigfllng about 1,200 pound*; on* gray mare Thr underelgnrd hereby acre* to berom e doing it now. Is your ad in this Osteen Ball Club gave Geneva a ■uocniid together and do hereby aanoclaW mule named Mollie, and weighing about them ore taking all the advantage 1.100 pound*; one brown mare mule named column? Have you something to they can of the fnct that they have game on Friday last. There whh a Ih c e u d in together for the pur pot* of be­ Mary andsralghlng about 1300 pound*; coming a body ’politic % n d corporate under one bay male mule named Sarah and weigh­ oeII? Try a? ad 4-tf good attendance from Osteen, two tho law* ol in* otate of Florida, the pro- ■ing the dty council tied. ng about in c u t 1060 (unit pounds; pound*; one bay mare rnute vltlun* of which at* hereby accepted. The • • •• noted rooiei i being jp prase nt, James i M Jane and wei weighing about 1200 r MiuHiiig articles _ named tolldwlng article* h ofi invurpurautir. Incorporation _ *1_ 1*11 eon ire mule named Daley, pound*; one roan mare For Uont— Furnished apartment! !£0( pounds; one black ^ There is some talk in the papers H u f f a n d l i u t r y A . u t l v u l i . O . tour, alltut* and become It* charter upon ihe and weighing_ about 1200 mare mule named Betty, and waighing for light housekeeping or bed roonn. "*nr* of l,,t<,r, p‘ “ nl 10 u* ‘ about about the launching of a new schoon­ won 0 to J, ••Son” Wells being in II‘“ I. I 2&0 pound*; on* brown hnrae mule The name of thl* corporation thall H-tf be Hanford Intermittent Vacuum Prr- named BUI and weighing about 1260 pound*; Good location. 302 Park Ave. er nt Pnlatkn and while it is not the pill box. Cootfnfc Company. It* principal nlllr* and one brown, bora* mule named Ilob and (jn the following Saturday guvw plach of builneaa abali b* in Hanford. (Ir­ weighing atArul 1200 pound*, and on* black made clear on to whether the mole named Jaaaie, and weighing For S*le— 5 aero celery farm flvg county. Florida. 'Branch office* mar* 5 Mayor Thrasher is going‘ the full schooner was built by the people Lake Helens so called second team ani* * may h* eaiabtleScd at aueh. other plate* aa ah o u t '1300 pound*. mile's southVast of Sanford, FlnIIou«« C E O . N . l l l O B Y . may b * selected by (fie board of director*. of Pulstkn or by n firm it causes me a game with .o.iesult of 6 to JJ in length in this sparrow rsce and I Special Matter in Chancery. Insured for $ 600.00. chlcVtfc^ • 2. The general nature of tSe budnras to wonder about tho feasibility of favqr uf OaUKin. l>ake Helen changMasiey ti Wartow, seta. fc( Complta. have been informed that the Boy to be transacted by said corporation that, tl'Tuea-Stn * i houses, artofjnn .■weJKfcV, Scouts have their orders to get all Sanford mon building a river lwaj.^fl^^jeligri^ijpr' tho third innings be, to conduct and carry on th* business inilo to srhool and loaclin^Slir;ltiTri., refrigeration?, rooting and prerooling in the free ammunition they want nnd when the municipal docks nrp made pukBttg-RCtne place of tho HI'erfes- ol all it* .branch**, by maana ol tfc* Interlieaarlmenl of Ihe Inleriar, IntjUlfe of W. W. Miller, Sanford, IT. 3. Land Office, Caineaville, Fla., Gbod attendance n.illent‘ vacuum pre-cooling *y*t*m. and by stay right on the job of killing the in Jacksonville nnd our bulkhead is sor” a Cuban. a n y apd all olher method*, m*an*i ways Sept. 25th. 1916. Florida, It. F. D. 4-16tp A merchants' line from both Osteen, Lake Helen and Or jyitems: to prepare and manufacture. birds. This is good news nnd I fniahpd here. Notice I* hereby given that Albert T Geneva. Geneva came hack b e-'*"1 ' *® buy. .dl and I****, and generally Idpford, ol Hanford, Florida, who, on Auguet want *to commend Mayor Thrasher from'^this city to Jacksonville would «iral in roolini *nU pr»»-f«>olinif, Ico tn»1 22, 1912, made llomeetead Entry No. For Sale Wicker work baby carfor sticking to the job until it is .give us our freight much cheaper cause on the afternoon before t hey I rrfrigeratjun devices, appliance*, machinery, 011013, and an October 29, 1912, made leaaneel Addillonal~Uom~*4lasd Entry, No " oniut ' riuge. i..... . j , j > > I apparatus, im plcroont* and *ppur|r Gootf us new. ( ’ heap. Apfinished. The sparrow must go nlong than we get it now nnd the business did not see how ll wus did. ion, ann and tor Quite „\ .vary kind, n.lnr* and doacilplU. w pj N’... W Section 't, and Kll ol,| Hrra| ,J Office'' ‘ ............. ‘ — -14-2tp I—**, construct .own. control and Ni:.‘i Hection 6. Townahlp ZO Mouth. Itsn*e • 1 • •• with the hill hourds uud >thcr des­ men of this city nnd <f all the cities u number of errors. .Mace Of Lake ,0 ,, , ..c n „ ■ , mtint a fa * rurluree, • o r b . and plant* tor I9 .'Tell tKskieo tf.rldiso, be. filed' ---------------------------' in this pnrt of .the -tale would be­ H e l e n , u m p i r e troyers of the landscape. bon a g a i n l a c e d m.nuf.rtunng purpoees an I for tllo main n„ l(r, Iniogltnii to make Three-year |-'or Salew-^ThYee e good milk cows, *1*1 j IrtiAtiep, u)M»r*U«in *ntl tofujiiftins *J1 thv I'rool, In getabliah claim tn the land abnve come siockhr Iderx in the new line, (the battery with nug^esi. * “ f 11u>meiift uf f htN c-vrpnration, for thr fttnratt,® doacrlbed, betnre Clerk of Clrrull Court Jersey. Address G. M o lt, Clyde, ‘ products and mati'riaia, at_8sa(ord. Flbf|dy, on ihe t|th day. "f merrhandUr ^ T Kefir seems i n * Fuf Iimu e n -H r hr worth m n trim sc in ibis eg.- <d vTrnvd remained over-unlUHkut.utuin. .-Jj-.j blwroka ILunimick AVOnUO*,. ^44-Jtjj -.. . Tor TifnitL___ ndurrTnn ’ ______ and rniftafirfunr ________ J-ovembet. 1915. ing, nnd a dance wan civ«*n in honor of ir*. rtectriruy agd for th«» ftuppiyioc of high freight i sues and poor service Claimant name* a* wilncaea*: thuslnsin uhout the county frir and water; to bullil, manufacture, purchase, Je rry Breeow, o( Weklwa, Florida of them. Irate or uthrrwi** acquire, and to **ll, I suppose it will die a natural death Will Fill man. of Weklwa, Florida lea*, or olheurU* to dltlinie sf, sad to H . II. Ilenfroe, of Sanford, Florida Mis. J. rWr Osteen of Altamonte equip* and operate and maintain, or (lean** just like many other good things John Long, of Hanford, Florida. other* to operate, irlrlgrroto r car llnpr and ll- 5 ip R O B E R T W. DA V IS. / Springs ig visiting relatives and cars that have been started hire and die FO R R E N T and railway equipment and oupplles ol RegUter. all kind*, and any and >11 convryanrr*. for from Irek of nourishment. When frjendn over here. t i e transportalliiii In rold • l o r * ( e «r othorMiss-Lionn Osteen returned home Unl, „ r ,,y w. „ r> „ f , n will « ur people ge wim l*> the idea Nolle e of App If ration for l i t Del'd t n d«r Sat Ul dav. from where she has been e'-dun., foo d* and manufacture.! arllrle*. Heril«n 575 of Use (irnrt>l Nlalulc* 1 Nice (urtiished rooms nt Stumon i of having everything **' their own J . in f u i ' l u f t n frnrrAl bhip pine Ami fornAfd* Notice i» hefeby civen that Ifarftet J |3f6 K. Fourth St. \ l N il, i n ^ fririnln 2 1 f I cl M'latlYMi over at i ff l»u»ini*««, Am i m rr«aivi% , ham f!*', »hlp* 13-5l|> county it n(1 keep the money at G ENE VA NOTES ... >* j i Vi'.*.# , «ritl tran«purt gomls, v i r n ir.q j aroc k*, nurrhaw^r of Tat <’**rt»ftrate No , A l t a m o n t e Spring* and W i n t e r l a r k ........ .ml ,fl ..r rreiebi l.y lit, dated the 2nd 'lay of June. A I'. IVI -\ home? ha» Sled •ait! certificate in rnv ufTlc^ and ijii'ui mx roomed house with I, th i I • tin VIUK rtonu• Itrii'. we a i tier fur the mist week "t two. she being 1* " 1 by l- pureha.e, or oiher*,.c 1 atfiulfr. l«» rnanuf IrtTiM*. urudurr, ninrlrl, haa made apptlcadun for Eat deed to n»ur hik I electric lighi for rent. \ P now, Hatd rrrl Itlr Rle g r e a t l y missed while away. prepare for rnarlirl, .ell, deal In and deoi in iff nftJance with law * Sanford needs a good progreso-llh (ooil product* ol rv »r y cloaa and dr*- pmhfifct the fidlijwini deecriWd pf open y Connelly 15-tfc Mr ant I M r i . W I. Seig llll VO Miss May l.eonardy o t iu trig er.puos,and in »u articles of hou*ehoid alt ii atad in Seminole f minty, FIof Ida,,, tomve league worse than any c i t y that • it Hrif ?l fret ewl of thr NK cor l,ot 2, moved in t 11W11 nn ^ . m . Willi. ■ l-.lll friemis in Sanford ait*! rii"»mi*«i»r u m a ml m r n u m m iiit i. in op Sh*1 expi'ii * See „■&. Tp 20 S. Ii 29 i rorv S I t f, I Ii, l'n r Itriil T w o un fur ii ialuid rimrm I know of A league that will lake rfAii- t ruli fiitinl t«ri parItidi: **Kotlftv* he near his work. „ ,, ... rAtinilig fariorita fur foml p ro il u rl* <»f aII N i.'. . W 666.56 It.. W -160 It. N 1093, return home anon the initiative uud do things, whether ft. E 1 1 1 9 .9 9 It. Acre* za. ul> (liglK »eju»rate entrance, gx», IkiDdAe an d all arllcleft o f household or fan* Messrs. Sheldon, Tally and KnuThe .aid land being amaaaaH at Ihe data |w a ( ( .r lorlilinn. on U cor' er» ! ub «* And rn n « u m p tlo h . anil lo liuy. o the town knocker approves of it or f he liRUinrft of itich reftificftte In the ler«(.n have about completed I heir ofbpfwiae Ariiuirr nnd *rlj of n lh a ra i* " of W O M E N AB T E M P T E R S . nam e of W II SeAr« l n leaa paid reriifl ii# *r Atl(lr«*i«i A 1 * WilMiim**, 101. K not We formerly did things here •l-tpi-M- of the prtnluris or b> produht» , , . work at Okeechobee and will l.c -----1 1s-r *>of to hu> .^11 I dev eln p, AI In |# r • '1r red^HIrd if cordtn^ 14i |■w Firnt .St 15-Jfi despite the prousts of the old ta« deed • Ul Imu# thereon on thr ^Oth <la> home aoon Each rm Ua own atrut l>no wo move. ••-»»*«. man.ee *nd operate real prop Octotrr. A |l. |9U. . t .. , „ - , , |ol) Riibjari *i2xl> to thr provttiunft im of W grannies and ii we expect to have u itnraa my official ••feature and Mr M e l.am having purchased t he And aonio wall yrmra rrv thc f And lov«, | uy U w «Jr ih»- rh.rtrr or h v - U * . of For Kent - Kurnifthed room in pri­ city we must do this again We ai fur i!|kitf t IhHr U v r » o ro thro wn Hill cor pora Hun, lo Im >, aril « n d d r « l in thi» the 2Tth «!ay of Sept etaber, A I* lyih. M c f ’ rory and Baxter oranges near H K A IHMHII.AHH. vate family. Modern runvnniiMn■«. F r n m th o t w in n*mt t h a t h a l v r a t h r l f *hariw of apnrlt of ihM « rid nt h n rnrp'oraneed a l i v e hunch here who will kill <*LrtIt firruit •T’nurt Hamlnol# < o , H» II w n , tin ft* and in liotiilft and l o a m ■rcurrd It y Sait l.ake and Persimmon Until 116 French Avc. i trail 1 1 y J a m < " Itol rft«. t 1 ( the d r o n e s by going ahead and muk And ...meiniiee. bv allll harder f a i r . n , „ ( ( . g e . or other lien, on r*,| property. I I T Ue*-&(r mock will start picking them »non .... , , . , , , In r i f f ) (in l h » finaln<**« of purrhatinir log 11 good town in spite of 1he kick­ r ho b. V rr * meet, but ............... l a t e manufacturing, a-iutrina. holding owning — -----------For Uont Tvu> niro unfurni-f » d We are sorr\ to learn t li.it the . Bo.rtgag<lig, pledging, r.-a.ing, telling, a, j N o ll re la 1r r d lla r * ers. hh I o and front roofiii, uilh hath .•rid 1 W O n d cr If 1 1 o v e r OCClim t o tho *iirnifiE and transferring, investing In, trat) | hi i ourt of th* 1 otinijr Judgr, Hrminul beautiful Wesson home is to he torn • • • County. Hisia of H orii H f linii. t 207 French avenue. 11-tf h n n t j n o m r l y d r r a t e d w o m a n , r o b e d In '/'* * n ,l» ln » a r e a , mrrrhan. down In re or Mflrah Annli* Yonf» . . . ,, , *hw* and property o l rirpr y kind an<! dr**To aII Cfftdllcri, |e(iim dffttrll»utre* anil ' Im r s w i s h i n g Bilks and c o s t l y fu r s, c ;tm n, and rarfylns on my one or more *1 I see that th e ladies will have The closing exi rcises of I In' Gene ■ ll (-efxiifvi hAvtnf flftlmt Aittinat Id ft-ftlat* Wanted - GemiU*m«*n roomor»»* t with J ew el* wort h a k i n g s runaom of the above tm«lne«ar* or ny other hunt charge of ttds paper for Friday's Vou, And rAch of yOUr Afft hrri’by nail Aril . ~ " j" ~ ' ..... '“ ** connected therewith. ** may (.e.’ afid vii music sc■hmd will he h eld F r i d a y i Si v jmoii’n U - 6tu t>rra#nt AYiy r)i!m« And de* wui . , 1 " p n r k l l n g In h er earn and on h e r en- m the eit*nt. eermlited uy th« law. ol (hi. Anri tiMjuirrrJ issue and I hope ibry light m i e v ­ October 16thii ,i„i Under mnnd• • hIctr jrau,. or >it!■cr of you, m»y Mr. Thorpe's Klovml huiidu which her luxurious ?n < ' ,** * ltJ' , m l1 lhy p“ *<‘r* Af Aifkftt th** of Milrth An rutft (bat ih* law* nl ihl. *txt* cnnler upeq erything that needs ii atV! talk right guid am c the scholars have made ex­ For Bent Storerr and room* in HHlff half cnnrpuhl. Chut till* Is Lbs rorporsllona; to carry on byafntaa mlthln .Tuhkr’, 9drcrt*n4, 1ail«• nf Hnmjnoln* C'ounly, out in meeting. It takes I he ladies Fleriifll, fo ihw imrf rr*lf nrd A d mdr.tat r ■(ill. Biahop Mock Thatcher Realty To. cellent advance nnd talent has de­ lilugliel Of acute (eitlplallon to '*' nf isftiil rftiatr, within on* j r i r from ihr to stir up the men and make them 1l-tf veloped that some "hone heads" Kry. homeless women starving on the 3. Th, ; mount o( e. pU., ,t0fk o( ,hU dat* hcraof. Hur t) A u(u«l 30lh, A. D, 1916 take action on the many little *# said weie not in our young people. streets for ll crust of bredd or a pluco ’ corporation vhall he ()n« hundred and pity AC.NKHH McHWKRNY For Rent Orsiri* bin roorm for things that go to make the greatest Kioculrli undar tha ,,olJ*r; nso.«00). dMdad l»io E very b od y is invited t*> come to the lo lay their head.* 8 h« swings* her |One ihpu*and fl»r hundred (1,600) ihare* Will of Mllrmh Ann1# gentlemen in private fainily. Mudefforts of life. Our city seeds much closing exercises. metlll purse, heavy with s h in in g g o ld , I nf the .par value ot One hundred doltjrg 3 - J u m 9tr Yon fa, HacvA»»*d We expect that which s h o w s ( h r u n c h It as s h o Bteps e a r h . o l which fine Ibtm.and (1000V ern Reasonable Phone 90H0. lUlif in the w ay of improvements and „■ «tiare* ,.l Die ( »i a l par par valor value nl One hurl Peanuts and Clifford will do the tli Cwufl al Haw,Srv*A(ti JadMal 4It mil ■ f r o m n s h o p In h e r c a r r i a g e dr**d l huiJiAiv! Inil ait* *h«H he c<ifrirnaa Ip Clm the men are lax in their investiga­ FlwfIda, Hrmlim► !** f"oynlj . In C"hanrrri unpoxsii )e FurniHli.-.l rooms ut St uinmi *. d r a w s ln*r s k i n s a way f r o m t h o p o o r m l u , v • r' ,i imndr^i ,a oo » •hare# nf Fi Afiib W Hhrkharn tions and inspections If the ladies * * h e total par value n f Fill y thousand dM The members of the (Jen* \ > * amp. Ilf11** child begging for a penny II 25 per week and up ;t 15 l>( V * < ’ | T A T P • N ar« IftU.OOO) shall l*e preferred stock really waul t“ say so m eth in g they Kmrita K VVirkliam No d.J, \\ (» \\ arc iti fgrlunatf women after 13-5t|i Fourth Si WOIHI '1 1 llook ook a f t e r hej box w ith 1 h e ‘ jFTeferred stock mjfall |»g- entitled to cun find plenty of places to jump of not r i r r n l i h g i « v r n per cent To Ktnrni F WirkhAm, Kui lUiboft. C apaI Vah\9 he I.reset .1 at regular tiu-eUngThurs- Oarkenlng brow. Her purse or muBi i7 dividend , ™ ? % £ You will take* notter (hal you a/w h*-rrby m|uirright into the game. This turning atl to appear to th* hill ol rompUint fll+d In thia For Itont— Jjevoral nice offics day, Oct. 21. By order o(the Con- falls from her lunula They arty Quick- [ '•»*«!!h*li_be nqn-cuniulatlee. and payable ra«nw #ft»4 ftfthfttraOk you-Aiw m a J a -W 4y 4#4mdant -«*l~6he-pwper-from~Uine-U*~ti»»te-is a sul Commnruler. ' ly returned to her. hut not so much a. j on Monday thw Itt day ol N o w n U t , A. D., 1916, rooms over’ Yowefl'iT. Hqqulro N. FT good thing because it gives the th» bill aa fllcd will b* takan aa ronfraanJ Yowell J* Co. n smile accompanies her recognition The holder* ^l»th« preferred i•lurk *ba|l othrrvtea 92-tl aa afalnat you. jj people n chance regal (liens of wheth­ Ian of Ike of tho return She does not stop to ,,u*olu' l i r S A l . A A N l> G R A l’ K V IL I E IFla fu,r(.lhrf orderwMfa! (lib rfiatlon Imp r»ub- j Rtion, bftfc»M , rurpar -------.... ------,\ any amaunf *hall be er it he a welcome change or not and count over llle money to Bee that none i< I.il.l |„ the' fcqljn* ahi in I h*1 It »jiI<Jrr• uf nf I h* rummor *tork 11abed in l he SanfurtLAHlyraid, a newaiiaprr pubibh- ^ For Kent or Sale-House on F»lMrs. Jack Vaughan was a viniior In Siillort!, S^mloub ( ouniy, PtorvJa, opr* a Lr itilftd: in L# p«M !eh'. * " " “ l the ladle* are always smarter ihafl Is 1111imIng. The knowledge that she tfif *T ftn ,n," ud. •’* tiu uc pd tnr-lto Ave. W J. Thigpen. 101-tf •wl for rif hi nimu-cuHvc wevka. lK#ir fth A irft, l «hAl) mil particl |i»tat the homes of Mrs. Tyner. Mr* Wliiin# rnv hend and bi*al nf aaUi L’ourf at San­ b !ion»‘Ht Ih thr only reward that thr m any •urplu« ■••rta «rirf paying off thr the men. Let them go to it. Mr. ford, Seminole County. Floruit, thta ihr 6ih da) of • hole nf i h* paid up »plt al ( ’ lark nnd Mrs Thompson Wednes­ hlurvliJK woman r* Lh fur bnr palnn E d lto i, and take the blinders off Hrptemher, A l> . 1916 • F’or Bent T wo acrea improved holder, of ihe common and preferK A IMIUGI.ASS day • • • Thrrr a. utinthor cIurh which thr ■r*lThr -lor! -hall K,,r r,|oal v,trior rljht, land, all tiled. Cash n'nt. Close in, <?** > . ClrrV rrf ( ifnut Court M is s Olgn Y i h le n is l a kin g a richly dressed .woman attracts who do Thr „ . lrk , „ ld lB WiLaxm4 IfrjuaLioMftt My J C, K'da**ri«, I» C. f En(|uire Arm-rt n Baihef Shop !*<>-tf • 'Hie Indies of Sxr.ford are taking Turw-Vlnr lawlulmoney of ihr United State*, or real Holt Hi or lor Complainant course in mtenography at the Busi­ not let her tiff quite BO easily— tho proup the billboard matter nnd I will ' " l " .t'^a ‘ ^ u ' . d ' r ’ *'.° ness College in Sanford, beginning frssionnl b.K-opoDer., the clever fe- ^ " l ) r * . r l m » * l of Ihe Inlerlur bet five cents agams a plugged U. H. l.enti Office, f l . l n o r l l l . Florid*, fhaniror payment tticrelor, lrr> I'cr rent last week. She will also review for utltlo pur loill era of other people's Oct J t . l i m n eke) that the mdies finally tear wealth. They see the costly m u « andji? ^ ^ ‘.'1 ^ U a l t . ^ ' i t ^ r ^ '".a';:, Noth* I* heiaby glxen (hat J*m*V ( ' Kda normal' course. iaraniral pruperty •• *t>ov* provider!, wilh- i » . of Hanford, Florida, who, on April 16. t ’.oie hllbosids down. The I adit*9 swinging bag and mark tho foolish Mr. and Mrs. John Lundquist hnd P6727 D tkn day* alter Utter* patent *hail have 191Q. made llome*l*ad Entry. No. vain woman who is. out for a show as hern irantrS, and belor'* **ld rurporatlon for W l l of N W W for lx>t U . N W l f o l Mr. and M.rn. Magnusson took three W J I, He*. Sec. 20. 15, HW.U, 20, anrlgt andgi E r, *1 Of Ul N E K J.'.'Hec (4, See. 19, .•hall tr*n*act *ny. bnilnr**. Thr unpaid B their victim. r.aet. Talbalance* due un elock of' the eutweriber* ”Toarnihlp ' “19 South, “ “Hence “29 * Ea*(. or four days for a Jaunt to Piedmont, They follow inllady from shop to flrrrtii ehall he paid In lawful money of lahayee* XfcrMien. ka* filed notice lire of incamping out part of the time and ahop, aometlmes to a half dosen differ* the United Slate* or real or pareonal prop­ tantion to rvake I’iv c y r i r proof, lo to estab­ .For Exchange— High class Sanford land >Ibove o o v * del deacribed, combining business with pleasure ns er.t places oro they succeed In gut­ erty ul th* value equal to the par Vatu* ol lish eTilm to oftheCircuit Ipt for Ford or ot^er ^mpderstfiy., Court, ourt, at al Sanford, Hanford lb * 2Gth day of Nn.ember, priced automobile, in good condijiOfiMrs. Lund out* t still haa her grove ting a place next to her without at­ ihtrefor. In *uch Inatal ftlrifta and within FJoHda, , *uc(i tinra **, may ba dealgnsted by, the 1916. time, r They also visited Mr. Lar­ tracting' her attention, (rial manl name* aa erltnriae*: \\ n C Il S b e , h„*rd pf dlrertars, provM «d that tjt* eultThateher Kealty-Co.', Bishop iilocl, Tom iloyd, of Weklwa. Florida lay* her fat purse down on the coun *rrlber«.ahall t>« entitled Xu (an it!y*‘ nolle* son's folks. > 10-tf A Ol Von llerbuli*, ol Wtkiwa, Florida Telephone 245. , , , . . 1 nl demand for *uch deferred payment*. Haidy Iloyd. of Weklwa, Florida Mrs. Bertelaon. Mis. Borell and ter that Is tho crucial moment. In | , T h r dur|llo, o( th (. ro rp iirtf,on .had Will l^e. of Wcklwe, Florida a trlci* tlie prafeaslonal purao Hnotch- br t>rr(»rtu*i. ’ unU.« aoon»r dlMolwd » r Wanted— To tratlc good hor«, R O B E R T W. DA VIS , Mrs. Erickson called on Mrs. Elmer lit IST u q-Slc . , Refiater o r haa th ro w n som e a rtic le o v e r (b e | huJ n » « « t th l. corporation .hall delivery wagon- mid harness to trad* Lundquist on the first of October to co by » bgard of not lr«< than v e te d |irixn a nd, s w ift as a flash, | b* rb chtplar for n second hand Ford auto truck, hear in remembrance her little son, d ro p p e d It In h e r o w n c a p a c io u s ’ Iflrfr tUfft€l»»ra , , -t _. , „ , , .............. Th*hoard ol Titrfihtar* *hall *»!crt from J. I,. Miller ililler a, Bakery. 4-tf Adrian's second birthday, bringing p o cke t, m o v in g ua s te a lth ily a w a y ns | , fl, m„ i v e . s-p rr.td c M . vic. prealA M . **e■ ■ ■ ■■-— ■ ■ *** with them u nice marble cuke and a nhadow. * n* I r*lar» *x rnl tt*rw*urar. _ T w o uttlce* may b# Wanted— Permanent , position by otic pitwii, jvftrAun Said i>nar baird of tin ill recl or* . .. , * * * a i D*1*1 **y Uiiw *a u« honey cookies. The hostess also Women have no rlghb to robe them* Uhaii h>vr authority to appoint til nvrea(Irst-class experisneed young iadjr . FUR MAYOR served fruit cake and coffee. Mrs. selves conspicuously Ip costly attlrol**** '*c*n«* ol ihl» corporation. ff wilt b* a candidate fur the ptaJOnn nf Mayor stenogmphur,’ frpm New York, e»U Ballinger was also a visitor there. on shopping tours, to engender hitter- 1 |,r at the prinripai office of ike ror,- af Sanford, aubjart to lha deriMim of Uv White 104*1 | to ba held In November. Ilavins wrvrd ut Postal Telegraph. Co. Mrs. Edwin Lundquist and baby ness In the hearts of the on-looking (location on Ihe Ar»l Tueeday in February Primary the dty two term* a* Alderman and Voowina lha f Ih# . ” — .. \Vi*r U;J P o s it io n * b v UtOnOKrapnhave returned fiom a pleasant visit l*°°r. and encourage daring crimo at |^ D r y\\%»ctVc.bD°:? J k ^h "./.’ ^ " ." p##dA of Qtir com monWraith. I Mi#vv I r»n b# of + r u m la the In m.-'ny w*y» a* O ir( i» , .. “ X . the Iuuk I h of tho unscmiiLiloUJI. Tll»' ot dlreftori bHaII ba iluJy rl^ftaij by thv lflv# A/ul without making any tin, jiot jU i | l ) W f i f o o x ^ n u l l i a t P , COUTt Tfwith her parents at Fort Meade. wealthiest of women. If they have good | Tho by-law* for the Eovernrarnt of the Miss Alma Malm of Sanford visit­ * . n t t E * Miortia** a*u Bcnse, dress tho plainest. corporation .hall be adopted at Ihe flret S a t ii6 K iS 4 T !r A K £ *• d Wii'l; A d d f e . J Box 493. city, ed Saturday nnd Sunday with Mr. 1.-1 ' „ „ * « u u . l 111eetinf nl the atockhbtdcr*, or at onkinner* A* an Alderman tor four y.. 14 ° t p E l e g a n t attire has Its p la ce a t a >n »,mr)al mccitni railed Jor that purpoae arcofdinf thai record. I baan my claim fur thr .uland Mrs. H. E. l.uddquist. f r ie n d 's r e c e p t i o n , - a n e v e u ln g affair. (Jntll a board of director* ehall hate bean Itipi of lha voter* of Sanford. Respectfully, Mr. Charles Kuntoul has returned or at one's homo. But It was never first duly rhoiAn by the stockholder*, the — - J. 6. DAVISON butine** of the aald corporation ahatl be from hi* northern trip. ' rtnore out of'place than on the public conducted by th* followin| named pereon* Mrs. Geo. Cluib is still ill with streets, touching elbows with tho poor »*”? vs. , ,i , -W. . _v-. Genius. and suffering, as well its tho wicked KaiheiipvR Norton, Vlfo Vl< rr**iUrat lngrippe. lh»ricc"n. Norton; • .r Men give me some credit tor gcnlo*AhPftinAJ^aAittJfrica, B ftrp tirjr Mr. Norman Swanson carried over nnd avaricious, who are evilly inclined. Ajtx^lm P. Andrrirtn. 1 r trju rr f, All tho genius that I have ilea Ju*t p o r » r y h y * U » « m* y !»■ .■t)npt«d * t»y Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kecly and Afins Such women are a temptation and a • AIT(1t m4*ni**fft TiT'fBI#?. When I have a subject 19 until ( L a lUfci unriutl n o t i n g menace to thopij who have nothing. of tk* a AitKklioldtn "" ** Daisy Betts to Barherviljc Thurs­ hand, t Mudy It profoundly, Day null Milady may never have fared a court 6 Th# hlrfhrfti * mt un p**f in ____ _ tilglil it U iM'forw-flic J .(JfiJlJbrti ll l® day in his nuto, for the funeral of of Justice Hb« has only herself to nf '‘ •t*"V» > ♦ " j- ■m-ccp.tauon Shall ■ a ll Its hearings * JflHmlnd h®00106*, Mrs. Keely’s brother, Mr. Jesse Mor­ l iln m e If she Is forced to face a thief i dred ftity ihou-*ni leii*'..*'',, Tc ... . I jjeyvmJcd with it Then the effort' rison. * Th<^ ivl)ole community wax who hud adroitly relieved her of her \ Th; 1 ■iffttirfB in in. ar tflrrlra Of' (Arof IH, r \(jp n . which Ii make 1# what people af®' sl ocked by l\is sudden death and we v a l u a b l e s - W o m e n o f a o a lth w h o c o m o u * * i t r r with ih« amou-o ->f t a p if ll »ubpleased tu call tho fj'ult of genius B ali.extepd sympathy to the bereaved f r o m s m a l l p l a c e s t o a h o p In tb fl b i g l > , , t h * r# “ — A n*clm « P . _ Vnder or. 1926-SDt . St Is tho frtilt of Ifibor nnd thougbt — j cities should heed the warning that Rruoklyn, N . 3’.. 16i. .her*-* common etock \ Otoe*. Alexander Hamilton. . • -y 69 abarca preli-urtl -lurk. j- Sunday sc|iool will be held at they should drees plainly and wear J. Ilaadotpl. Ai-pDLy, Jr., SO lilata .Ut.' S All Local Advertisements Under ,three V, , ...a i\' a 1 A — . r, , , 1 , ,• 1' . .. V , . , , ,, , | a , 1 a j J - i S g s S : o’ c l o c k ' a t the Presbyteriant1™ valuables Bettor gly o a starving t’eclh Ambuy, N. J , l ahar* common ltortL Thin Heading THREE CENTS a Kathcrlna R. Nirior , 1C2 Falrxlaw Are, child a little aid Ilian s p e n d dollars church, witlj prayer meeting at seven Jaraay City, N. J., t ahar* common stork. Flendfah Pej!flht <► -j for costly flowers, for-her oorsago, 1 I c W ltn * *# Wheraof, we 'h a v e hereunto Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ’ ■o’ clock on ^Thursday ovaning. j Blojsga-^' fc ’rom w huff you've told f t ^ Charge 25 Cenia. our hand* thta Slat day of F*ntt;qL«t which' will withlr’ In an hour.' Avoid A» *.! D. JPIR. of yOUF' Jnotliar-la-law 1 ahoalft thin* ? * A vefy tgrge congregation lor tempting others by overdtsplajr. --------------A N S E L M P. A N D E R S O N - - f V y£u hear, enough from heF in pctsofcj Upsafu t^ow greeted Ilev. Edwards i X S i & g P l V A g m -* f , * * 3; ! ^ -Missionary n , . « : b m r without having -cured to It^iuee her t'■ , of Jacksonville, tUq pastoral super­ phtn(a. Planu are fine, ^rue to name ’ Wito(**! N. Rkyroond. Heater.' U)k lnlj) your plKnuigraph ' AlogS^. Staley. I Naw York intendent of this church in Florida, . . and rooted. $2 'pe/.J.QtyL '"Ob,.yam can'4 Imagine^tho preasntoj" Too True. W S7 •-* last Sunday. He- Ueated us to a C o u L y of -New Yftk " I . ’ “fiftr fttriwberry Growers' As- given ttfo to start'tho maebttoo Feats exist that Japan la pr Edgxr Splwyn, in "The Ar*b,” ,M* 3t»t •plcndld sermon on "Saved tto Serve” to renew the regrets of th* J, N . Raymord Heathr, j r eoti/T JoruHifcJ, Sarasota, F|». and th#, shut It off right in the i in and for lha atata and county ■nd he. was pleased with the out- that they ever invented gunpowder. Th«5ttrt, Friday, Ott. do karaby certify tkat AeaUm ft. . 12-4tc of a oftoteaca! r ■* r±~‘ ■ . ■* , . , a -----------^ -------------* I see by the press reports that President' Wilson will wed again, all of which brings to my mlndithnt the hear! broken husbands d b not linger long before marrying again. My advice to the ladies of Sanford is to stay hore just as tong as you can because your husband will cer­ tainly grieve as much as six months after you arc gone and then marry again. • • • | COUNTY HAPPENINGS t 1s F WANTED / POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS f <$> l! E fl . - CLASSIFIER ADVERTISING #11 •♦> #> & Li1 ^T* . For SaN-JJronxo bed »prlng, mau J tress, J!0.0f7 611 0»k avenue. . • 14-2tc • ■ m m , J: �T“ T*r SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY t * . VOLUME VII I# T -]LJQ ffi X * * * , ' -?1. V ^ • -*■; • 1 I N S A N F O R D — Life *, . »* * _# la » Woith Living . *■ . SANFOim, FLORIDA, FRIDAY OCTOBER 15. 1915 NO. 16 ^ ' THE GUEST W HOM WE HONOR The object of the Federation, an Tho Music a Department of the .set out in Article II of the charter, Woman's Club have purchased u .ire fourfold: Literary, Social, Sci­ Mason & Hamlin Concert Grand entific t>nd Philanthropic, and, gen- piano, and it is hoped that ull inter iially to bring into relation of inu- ested in music and tho department lunl helpfulness the organizations, and all friends of the same will lent! which nhnll be membei^ of nnid Fed­ nnd give; all help and assistance, eration. t a tprovid? for unity in their especially financially to the depart­ action 'Mid to promote ip general ment for payment of same piano. higher social and moral conditions. Lp November a Jap unese operetta, The constitutions of the affiliated Princess Chrysanthemum will be organization have similar provisions presented by some of our beat local to c9 nform to the abovp. -These talent, • ■ dubs number 100 organizations now }n December a song recital will be with a membership of about GOOD given by Lucille Aspinwall Takuch. women, an addition of 17 orgnniza- at.the duh rooms. tions so far this year, witn nearly u In February an entertainment by thousand new members. H H. Renilo, an impersonator and The club spirit- is splendid overy- reader from New York. « here and the clul> movement is For the small sum ok ton cents the growing in popularity among cur public is cordially Invited to attend wujiieh, awid there are several other our regular muait-ul days, the first organ mm(f(M|S that have expressed being Del T9, »t the club rooms. the determination* t<| federate be­ Watch the Herald for all dates fore the convention'to' lie. held in Hoping everyone will give us all nsHolland November 1G, 17, 18 and 19 alatance possible in paying for this Tins will be the 21st annual con­ piano, which is quite an Undertaking vention of the Federation. The for our smal 1 but enterprising music I , deration wiM l>e 22 years old on depart merit ii,. 21st day of February, ttllfi, Signed Mephisin , Federation having been or , ued on this date at a meeting lion, our n p r i -• 1.1 at i v e being Mrs ,d (or the purpose b> the Gni-u \\ II poling, w |io has it 111> served i . Spriags Club. The invitation in the capaeity of one of the tight neiii out by this dub to about directors who with the officer-, , "i j six other crti« to 'meet inmake up t lu i.u.ird of mana g e me nt , .'tier to form- the State Federation fot this splendid organization I ve dubs responded to thp call, The work of the General F* dera t lie Fairfield V 1 A . I he 1m lion is divided into departinetit- and . merit Association of T a r p o n committees presided over by ehatr Mgs, tlie Crescent City \ i \ . men <>ur St al e Federati on has i i he Orange City V. I A , and si mi l ar corresponding depar t ment s id ii. . (iirmed the Federation Mrs w o r k a n i l ‘ committees presided ovei < t i, r., Mun-ell was the originator h\ chair men also, such aArt .. > i i .• id,..i ii nd was sidy sUpplort'-d ' ( ivies ( n i l S i ' t s p e Itcftii in Kiln Mi— fVnelope Horden, who uf cation Music, Pub l i c Heal th, f l ume t, i .»,irds became Mrs Hajpilton^ Economics. l/t*gt"lat|nu, Industrial ,n*l though absent, was elected the am) Kociht, ( ’oust rvation, llird f r o •Ir-1 (•resident Mrs N C. ■Wanitection, Forestry, Wa t e r w a y s , Roa ds fjeinmiile Indians a Hureau and of I nf or mat i on Times I hd F V r U* - m 1 1f if*"' 1 lassies I’nd 1,1 * H-i<k iie pup1' , ofitincil |> neglected p^rk whose ■ it- elegance Mr Ih i nr ••( of diction Put Hal lei k, being i ,.•n \ nit r i, n well Ii l lie lirsi has MRS JENNINGS, OF JACKSON) II.I.K ing for ill his other Florida lias fifteen duba-iholding direct merntiership in the General I*•■deration, which now lias a mem­ bership 9f 49 State Fedeiutionsr ■•mm lulra. a,.d '.’ ,000,000 members, f hi" is this largest, organization of kind in the world. _Club« from Alaska to Cuba and the Isle of Fines hold membership. , The Klofidn Federation^ joirfbd fhe flpnettj Federation in 1^8, just nine 1years after it was formed. For the, first time in the history of our federaiioy, we are represented on the hoard ° f ^lirector* pf the* General' Federa■ '* 1 vWualjys V . Dne simple manner would)be for. each to make some article of fancy work, pitting a price on same. /The club could appoint a sale com mitten tr take charge Of the contributions an'd arrange for a display and fancy Afork ^»le during i w fair. 1'’.ii——■t.- ■ - * # , a/Di werv , with other parts of the .1 ihen levelled and pl a nt tb>w,ring pl ant - Moriches ,■ 1 i , 11 ..I 11 swings m d f ounds t.e tin ihltdrei merry T o t in- i- j. , , i n i, 11 ■ t * j l m the .redit for • |, •' - • j -t w iys over In the We't Sub (ini w hi -It l ime it fian then the idy i tr To Remove Indebtcdncas We are all desirous of removing the indebtedness on our club build­ ing and. therq are many ways in which the members can help indb ai rather of >u ! |Ve Lend i Hand wo III) i -1.in,I - Ull Vlsler-ice was ( ’ 1Ub. whose li rie f marked by many mtHm, and a snrtery 'TmnTrojmtt-ofyoung ladies, whose earnest effortswere directed chiefly towaril t ho beautifying of the town. One monu­ ment to 'In- thrift of these faithful young women, is the tenuis court in t'eiitral i’ark I'ensHi ola Journal, T h e Mont K i V \t est, and 1he M I 'otiri •d the General Federation six yearjt that orgninitation was not definiely completed until 1889, twentyyears i^o, in New York City,-in response to an invitation issued by Serosls" 'to' different state*. of been rtlle exception that hue \ marl us. r11 I a 1111e 11 at l ames extended to tin* side street* over III town in Kilo, K i- efimneil may the other sertlona of the town for have been a potiitible suggestion ( .ir properly owners and the city *dshakespeuie's "Tempest." The au ministration have pulled together thor. Mr Siraehey of the Virginia for this improvement. The first colony and for many years a resi clean up campuigii held in Sanford dent ofVirginia was a contem- was inaugurated by the West Fide 1in pro ve me it t \ssocin tion as I , mb' I i , t.,(iu on umiributiun from unn Metropolis From now on we in Florida Federation to tin- en­ have been granted a four-page_«tp-_ dowment fund of the Generttl Ked- pli*trient every month TrT the Gett• ration at the Orlando convention eral Federation Magazine. The first w,i< desiglinted by Sirs, E. G ( issue of this Florida edition makes U iretell memorial furul in recogni- its fust appearance ill the NoVern • in,I , deep appreciation of tier i her imbiber Your president is urg .doable service to the club women mg every club woman to get this f I-tontln. us a tribute of “ loving (number "f the magazine, and vnu • " c t to the Mother of the Fed will in- sure to subscribe Think ii|,,|i. a* -he was always called what h great opportunity this will, Mrs’ T M Shackleford, past presi- be to put our federation in a proper if» nt F F \V the chairman light before the federations aud clnhs ti.irged with raising Florida's por­ of the world You are also urged tion the endowmerU, was the to keep in constant, touch with the "rrginittor*bf the happy idea. federation page issued by the nets:We are always glad to acknow|-< paper nearest you. These are the of­ t-tige the good clfib hushnr\d and ficial organs of the federation and deeply appreciate his cooperation nil official announcements are made iuiw and its the pusl. W f under- through these pages, anti unless you t.ind that we owe Ihe inspiration take one of these papers you cannot, "I the cltib-movement irt Florida to properly do- yout dub work. The ■ man 11 is a bit of cherished club federation needs the support of history, related about tho forming your cl fibs In making these pages a •dr the Gteetl Cove Springs CJuh. success, and y>u can best give this that Mj. Daniel .Tyler of that place by s t r in g 'Iti reports of your rllihj ‘fir-i fh'e orguiiization nf activities to the press .chairman 1lie V I A.~*' Also at that time! /\l the found! meeting of the "-g.iiuzeii what -'in. now called a General Federation in Portland, Oiliimor Civic le a g u e -but was then egon, a resolution was passed mak­ railed the StaY flranch - of the Vil­ ing the "acting” chairmen of State lage Improvement Asspciation Federation departments mhmhers of Tim preeit Cov^ Springs V. i. A., the General Federation correnpond• huh wai sensor for the federa­ i ng departments.' This wiH xgive a tion , aniT the'"M pther,'» club, was closer alliliatiotf*and art opportunity "rganized in IRSjy;,thirty-two years for better conpehutfttn between tho g". which* antc^tes the forming grate*' and. national1' organizations. ,, •*m<| <tf it- kind , ,| a 11 roin a in, i ;t ii l - o u t t k nown for the s l nr v of |'i cal' ontas I'.uiMery F*\ ri.l. Tunes-UnMml ir loads - u r f a , e .d i |i , the r < ii ie v •■me ii t s I,» mu t ■. r. utuii.it. - l or y o l ' . l u m p ' d into the purk which iti I.etUine clasp . Mot „ntn ] i|,m > . was several feet below wruieii in the English tongue utid ■ii,', , si, ,| a new field to the wril' -rI ,,f unliT tins park thut was O - ' f - , by the city, the or.ly Halle, k <” *i ilc I rof D e n t natural beauty was « mbia I Mt-i-il, .nc) Ir.c fiiund.ition for a park b e a u l i f u formerly of \ assur were f ader the direction of the assoeiu- quoting i- A review of the civic work in San­ ford is most encouraging and gives u» that sense of things accomplish­ ed that is most gratifying to tho man or woman who has the inter­ est of Sanford at heart. lot the hur­ ry of this week’s work the writer has been unable to secure data dat­ ing farther back than the ganford Improvement Association six or sev­ en years ago,, but before the organ­ ized effort to improve Sanford, there were many property owners whose individual efforts brought results Under the efforts of the Sanford Im­ provement Association many of the shade trees now the pride of our parks anti streets, as well ns many flowering shrubs and pturits * were planted and other material effort made with some success to beautify Lhu- town and build up civiu priiWAfter‘ a short life of varied experi­ ences the S. I. A. became defunct and shortly after the West Side Im­ prove mint Association became a liv­ ing factor in civic work, confining its efforts however, to the West Side and principally to the West Side Park For the period of its busy (if-, tin W I A paid nut fmiiiy ,|..|!.,r« to keep in Vnme de- Southern Utioli d Irnm tn iu|.i< S'org.'tteii i apt Smitl |'.«. , I ,, [,11. — t,,i- Histori Kep o r t i n- S t ur . Mi inln-rs responded to n u mb e r n chib book, " \ a c a t b i i Helmet*" Following D m-* Mrs .1 M Wh i t ' l,li •• Hal f Lihrariau. an, frees Department with a chair­ man, and the' following six p a ­ pers represented by editors, which gives the Federation a page n week The Florida Times -Onion* The Turn jui -r ■ -----J Go o d ami brury Extension, with The first meeting of the clUb year was held Wednesday, Oct. 13th. in it newly painted and remodeled club house. Inclement weather was the cause of only nine attending. Our new chairman, Mrs. L. It. Philips presiding. Minutes of last meeting were read and upproved. , All mem­ bers agreed to have club hour of department set for three o'clock PROMPT. Literary part of meet­ ing was opened by "Thoughts for the Coming Year" from Mrs. L. R. Philips. As one member said after­ wards, ‘ ‘ Mrs. Philips always known just whut to say, anti when to say if" Rctljjspeclive thoughts played no little ■ ’ barf The jist of other thoughts, 'given when Mrs. Philips was chairman of the old Wednesday Club were repealed. "The oiler generously' given t«> Wednesday to become u member iiT the Federa­ tion." <tc. <We note that the Wed­ nesday club has now only lost its identity in a Ihrger way. as the Literature Dept, of our Woman's Club of Sanford W H AT W O M EN’S CLUBSL41AVE DONE In the twenty-five years of the or­ institution in which many thou­ ganization of 'the Federation of sands of dojlara. haVe been tteponiLWomen’s Clubs It h1*** become * a '‘,l • . ' \ , In New Yor|t-*the cjult wAmon orwell known fart that by thp Airplesa efforts of, its members wonileFTuI g.tnixed to forh^ a'* house wives' things have been acroinplished,'(thd league, .studying thu markets ant( that the American woman is mak­ k-tiuditipns with a view to reduce the ing for herself a niight,j^plap; in thp cost nl‘ UyfcutJ' .' In many' cities and-: towTip the', well being of -the nation. sf|fns and Not satisfied alone by- being t^ rfltibs rtbdlisJied the good wife and mother she bus taKuiv 'hiliboayds 'which diiflgurelfclti beuuto heart the. well being of tftp'nutlor\ tie* of Nature with whicITTi generous by the bettafment of the) coming anti loving God.has so amply, pro­ vided us. m y. ’ generation. * r . Gufbnge dump'h ^«nd ’ trash hpaps Municipal bpuaewivofc'* *havp'alabbecome municipal -mothers: The havij disappeared, trsos been care of the nation's . children is tfh planted,' perks, play grouuds.and cent invortm t wprk.dpnc lty*tho Federa- eterles, u».'well'as ’ the grounds of public buildings and Tell wry depots ticn.' ’ , A has taught Ignorant mothers to care properly' for their babes, to ing graa« Und flowers. Trees r.Te be­ frsxcn the Infant mortality and to ing saved arpi othert planted. In give them a better start toward be­ Glendale, Arizona, r club of fc.tjcoming ideal men and women. sevon has by it* efforts ml Idhhed n city park.. ' It has fought A«’!T"'ri' t*''y Too much Hjince Would bo t«*quirt'd to only p riir’ ly ehumrrate the many i ml varied r.dvantagcr have been'supplied by the differept'atftt* HedetaUons. Rut the ptifticar • UM(ttl ..fork there iss g background <fl sten'dy but 'ulways»and this is the notewpfthy - thing vitiilhted study, study Materi to the lives and environment "of £h<> sfq- dcut. • • ’ So r it ’ M d . Iltcrutuic ccursts era correlated witlt a study of modertT conditions. instead of reading Rrowning and getting up the his­ tory of Chippendale, with e view to the old time culture, club women zre tow wbikinil it becks on indu;trji! and ’ ori. ! st bjcct* . with a view- to applying their principles.” And so tin moving finger writes And hi ving writ niovcs on, Nor all your piety, nor all your wit C^n lure it hack to cause half a fine of it, therefore let us only look fojward to a glorious future for the useful and helpful orgar.lra.tlon. Let tho women of Sunforfi in 'the coming'yesr brock all records by iU..achlevemenli, which shrll even outstrip its 'past noteworthy• hc-’ ftjniplUhmeutf^ Let therd plank comtint tees who have not only con­ tinued the work of the. old organiza­ tions but have instituted other pro­ gressive methods . and „ introduced new features. Clean-up campaigns, flower shows a/xl plant sales have been, large!)’ instrumental fb devel­ oping the civiy prid* that h«n prrtved"hnd heitutified our-towii. ' Yn the City lleuutfful campaign t b d f , has been and is still being ivagm^ the cooperation of the street and park committees of council and tji* inspector have been potent fnctois, ull of which has been • appreciatiid by the committees and fn fact the club at \hrge Th«*re is every reason to bulitfC that the rommittciyi for, tho enauiug year will c*ontti;ue’ thty' aggressive campfljfn r.nd it is under-* stoqff tl.t.t the badly nngleeled-Ninth i trept jicrk, not (ar. from tl*^ station ’ ,wi!l he the chief'.ground of iti£Operalioii* and thua the good worlDgoes on. • ( "■ trees and beautifuy our public parks * etc . and strive (or a City IloautTful;*' indeed so beautiful that our north- 1 ern visitors will look forward -to their stay among us with longing and plcnsuic; and lust but not least . lot every woman in Sanford put fofth the best offorts, with her eltyV welfure at heart and fight against the blemishes whirl) are disfiguring our landscapes end threaten to *e)im Innate much of the beauty of our dty. T^harelore, lot us 'declare war on the unsightly billbbkrds nnd . advertisetiwmenlx and*let us fight to win: A Club •>!ember., � 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, October 12, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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( . * -,7TI 'I*'*?'* v- ' * J4T ^ ' - * Tjt rT&T****' •**-'* * * T H E BAN FORD HERALD f tV .W '*' . L P AG E FOUR .r . • , >w-. i " 5V • ( \\ • I V-ftt V OCTOBER 1*. l o t s ' ........ ........... ................... . J . Randolph Appleby, Jr., and Katherine For SaN-JJronxo bed »prlng, mau J look here a n d predicted better A . N nrton, who aro to m# j**H katrwa, thl* day ip a t fe r td b*fora me. a sd soxarally tress, J!0.0f7 611 0»k avenue. LEGAL ADVLRHSING t hings t o come. Whllo here ho wa» (or _ . th*m**ft ____ Jvaa aeknow Udtad t h a t tbay . • 14-2tc • e n t e r t a i n e d nt night a t Mr. llnlalined th* loregclnf arllcle* ot Incorporation impanylng notice f o r - 6«* ua* and tk* accompanying llnger'a a nd took rfirinei* with our Nollrr of I m o f p .ia i lf n of Iks tf»nf«rJ elated. and purpoeaa therein all • J _______ ^ .1 l —T w o fresh milk cow«, For In term itten t VacnBRi I're-Coolln* Company In Wltneaa Wheraof. I have hereunto »#t S u n d ay school s u p e r in t en d en t . my (and and teal ol offlre thl* 2lat day of H a n d 1 1 6 -tf. W e h a d tw o promises of, a. write- anT ^ , u^ ,itn9{i .««” A.BO‘!It." 1916 *>•! Heplemtcf. 1916. ’ * . • B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ JU ST B E T W E E N Lay »fh' ,cby deleter, * ' N, ItAYMONP HEATER. aoon theraaflar up for t he surprise p a r t y given to al trn o'clock a. m > or For Sale— TeFP\acres of tho best ^ N otary Public, King* Co. aa thay can 1>* haarit, they will apply to Y O U A N D M E .” / CrMlficat* (lied in New Turk County. Mgh hnmmoci ^t rfnd, west side, jaxt Mina Olgn Vihlrn h u t T u e s d a y e ve n­ the Honorable Park Trammell, governor of the state of Florida, at hi* omen, In (ho No. 261. Cnnimtuion expire* Mar- 3°, ISU. ------------— ' * \ i n g ' o n her seven teen th b i r t h d a y but. 'Capitol tl-T u * * - t tc —• out si de coriionite limits. Half in building Of aafd Male, in the city Tall»ha*>ee. lor letter*. patent, Incorn ei t he r have materialized, b u t we (I cul ti vat ion 4 yesfs. About ^50 , hAealtnH * ’ (h a i l H >• d a*l m . • a t a ■ nd Mil#. J . .1 « I Ik.__1 •• pointing ‘ them, their aaaoctalaa *»d aueMASTER'S HALE k n o w t h e y nil had a lovely time, n 1<•<-»,on, into » body politic *n<! cctpoiiu ttnder and by virtue of a dreree ol lorc- l ar ge pines on o t he r half. All frricej ’*■ i 1 •~k -JE- and tale rendered by the ponorabl# n u m b e r coming from Lake M ar y and j k & t f ^ u r ^ U a i ’ v.^um^Pr^Cooll** cloaure Judge ol Ihe Seventh Judiriel Circuit «1 the and ditched. . Quarthr. mile of tw0. A C I I I E L IS A M O N G Y E T A K IN G N O T E S AND F A IT H . “ from Sanford. Mr. J cwo Lee was nn Co b m «> under the follcwlnk cbirter and State ol Florida (or, Seminole county In s hi ppi ng s tat ions a n d First St. lVr. . . . „ ,i.„ . . . . . article* ol Incdrporetion, the original of sitting In a certain caae tbe-eln honored guest too, it r-l»o bbitig n n »bir r. «iw t,» on ni« in th* omr. of ih. chanceVy pending, vliercin Th* Uirech Lumber'Com- fort drainage. $1350 will btiy it if “ H E ’L L P R E N T ’E M ” — S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . Th e following d a v tvas wetciary of atal* of aalil alale of Florid*, |i_*S£ la complainant and W. W. Urady and i n e louowing ua> was „ , u rtly of Tallahaa.#*, during tbe^tirno o b i r t hd ay . are defendant., the underfill! sold within t he next 10 days, worth o a o o o O D a D a a o o o o o o o c i o f l o a o a o a a o a D D O o o o a o D O D o a o a o a Q a o a a Andre w Th om ps o n' s a n d h e was rrsulml f.y |**r for the publication fo of thl* ed, o>llrady tperial matter In chancery *RJ $3000.00. See owner, 207 French noilcei Bell to ID* hlghnt and beat bidder, for raah. A ntrim T. Andaraon * I see b y t h e press r e p o r t s t h a t can always get results where. tho made perfectly h ap p y b y a new avenue. 11-tf In front of the rourt bnu»* door in Han­ J. Randolph Appleby. Jr. ford. Florida, during th* legal hour* of tale Thu bill- bicycle froth his papu. President' Wilson will wed again, men a t e af rai d tc net. Katherine K. N orton. on Monday, Nov, lot, 1916. tho following all of whi ch brings t o m y m l n d i t h n t boar ds should nevei ha ve gone up ('barter of .Hanford Intcrmlllenl Vacuum pcreonal pro perty, to-wlt: People read these ads. ' Yo u are Per .footing Company One brown horee mule named Jim and Q8 TEEN NEW S t h e hear! broken h u s b a n d s db not a n d t he people who are c ons truc ti ng wrigfllng about 1,200 pound*; on* gray mare Thr underelgnrd hereby acre* to berome doing it now. Is y o u r ad in this Os tee n Ball Club gave Ge nev a a ■uocniid together and do hereby aanoclaW mule named Mollie, and weighing about linger l o n g before m a r r y i n g again. t h em ore t a ki n g all t he a d v a n t a g e 1.100 pound*; one brown mare mule named column? Ha v e y ou something to M y a dv i ce to t he l a d i e s of Sanford t hey can of t he fnct t h a t t hey have game on Fri day last. T h e r e whh a Ihceudin together for the pur pot* of be­ Mary and sralghlng about 1300 pound*; coming a body ’politic %nd corporate under one bay male mule named Sarah and weigh­ oeII? T ry a ? a d 4-tf good a t t e n d a n c e from Osteen, two tho law* ol in* otate of Florida, the pro- ■ is t o s t a y hore j ust as t o n g as y o u t he d t y council tied. ing ng about incut 1060 (unit pounds; pound*; one bay mare rnute vltlun* of which at* hereby accepted. The • • • • noted rooiei i being jpr prase nt, J am es i MMiuHiiig named Jane and wei weighing about 1200 can bec au se your h u s b a n d will cer­ rticles h n v u r p u r a u t i r . _*11 _*11 eon _ tolldwlng aarticle* ofi iIncorporation ire mule named Daley, pound*; one roan mare For Uont— F urni shed a p a r t me nt ! t a i n l y grieve as much as six m o n t hs ^ There is s o m e talk in t he papers Huff a n d l i u t r y A. utlvuli. O. tour, alltut* and become It* charter upon ihe and weighing_ about 1200 !£ 0( pounds; one black mule named B etty, and waighing for light housekeeping or bed roonn. 10 u * ‘ amare a f t e r y o u a r c gone a n d t h e n m a r r y about the l a u nc hi n g of a n ew schoon­ won 0 to J, ••Son” Wells being in I ‘“ "*nr* of l,,t<,r, p‘ “ nl I I. The name of thl* corporation thall b o u t I 2&0 pound*; on* brown hnrae mule H-tf again. be Hanford Intermittent Vacuum Prr- nam ed BUI and weighing abo ut 1260 pound*; Good location. 302 P a r k Ave. er nt Pnlat kn a nd while it is not t he pill box. Cootfnfc Company. It* principal nlllr* and one bro w n , bora* mule named Ilob and • • • ( jn t he following S a t u r d a y guvw plach of builneaa abali b* in Hanford. (Ir­ weighing atArul 1200 pound*, and on* black ma de clear on to whe the r the and weighing For S*le— 5 aero celery f a r m flvg n i* cou n ty . Florida. 'Branch office* mar* mole named Jaaaie, 5 M a y o r Th ra s he r is g o i n g ‘ t h e full schooner was built by t h e people Lake Helens so called second t e a m amay * h* eaiabtleScd at aueh. other plate* aa ah o u t ' 1 300 pound*. mile's southVast of Sanford, FlnIIou«« C E O . N. lllO B Y . may b* selected by (fie b o ard of director*. of Pulstkn or by n firm it causes me a g a m e with . o . i e s u l t of 6 t o JJ in l e n g t h in t his spar row r s c e a n d I Special M atter in Chancery. Insured for $ 600.00. chlcVtfc^ • 2. T h e general n atu re of tSe budnras to wonder a b o u t tho feasibility of favqr u f OaUKin. l>ake Helen ch an gMasiey ti Wartow, seta. fc( Complta. h a v e been informed t h a t t h e Boy to be tra n sa c te d by said corporation that, tl'T u e a -S tn * i houses, artofjnn .■weJKfcV, Sc ou t s h a v e their orde rs t o get all Sanford mon building a river l w a j . ^ f l ^ ^ j e l i g r i ^ i j p r ' t h o t hi rd i nnings be, to conduct and carry on th* business inilo to srhool a n d loaclin^Slir;ltiTri., refrigeration?, rooting an d prerooling in t h e free a m m u n i t i o n t h e y w a n t nnd when the municipal docks nrp m a d e p u k B t t g - R C t n e place of t ho HI'erfes- ol all it* .branch**, by m aana ol tfc* Interlieaarlmenl of Ihe Inleriar, IntjUlfe of W. W. Miller, Sanford, IT. 3. Land Office, Caineaville, Fla., Gbod a t t e n d a n c e n . i l l e n t ‘ vacuum pre-cooling *y*t*m. and by s t a y r i g h t o n the j ob of killing t he in Jacksonville nnd our b u l k h e a d is sor” a C u ba n. a n y apd all olher method*, m*an*i ways Sept. 25th. 1916. Florida, It. F. D. 4-16tp A merc hant s' line from b o t h Osteen, Lak e Helen and Or j y i t e m s : to prepare and manufacture. birds. T h i s is good news nnd I fniahpd here. Notice I* hereby given th at Albert T Ge nev a. Geneva ca me hack b e ' * " 1 ' *® buy. .dl and I****, and generally Idpford, ol Hanford, Florida, who, on Auguet w a n t *to com me nd M a y o r T h r a s h e r from'^this city t o Jacksonville would «iral in roolini *nU pr»»-f«>olinif, Ico t n»1 22, 1912, made llomeetead E n try No. F o r S a le W ic k e r w o rk b a b y carfor s ti cki ng to the j ob unt il it is .give us our freight much cheaper cause on the afternoon before t hey I rrfrigeratjun devices, appliance*, machinery, 011013, and an October 29, 1912, made leaaneel A d d i l l o n a l ~ U o m ~ * 4 l a s d E n t r y , N o " o n i u t ' r i u g e . G o o t f u s n e w . ( ’ h e a p . A p i....... . j , j > > I apparatus, implcroont* and *ppur|r finished. T h e sparrow m u s t go nl ong t h a n we get it now nnd t he business did not see how ll wus did. ion, ann and tor Quite „\ .vary kind, n.lnr* and doacilplU. w............................ pj N’W Section 't, and Kll ol,| Hrra— |,J Office'' ‘ ... ‘ - 14-2tp I—**, construct . o w n . control and Ni : .‘i Hection 6. Townahlp ZO Mouth. Itsn *e • 1 • •• with t he hill hourds uud >thcr des ­ men of this city nnd <f all t h e cities u n u m b e r of errors. . M a c e Of Lake ,0 ,, , ..c n„ ■ , mtint a fa * rurluree, •orb. and plant* tor I9 .'Tell tKskieo tf.rldiso, be. filed' --------------------- ' in this pnrt of .the -tale would be­ Helen, u mpi re t royer s of t he landscape. bon again laced m.nuf.rtunng purpoees an I for tllo main n„ l(r, Iniogltnii to make Three-year |-'or Salew-^ThYeee good milk cows, *1*1 j IrtiAtiep, u)M»r*U«in *ntl t ofujiiftins *J1 thv I'rool, In getabliah claim t n the la n d abnve co me s iockhr Iderx in t he new line, ( t h e b a t t e r y with nug^esi. * “ f 11u>meiift uf f htN c-vrpnration, for thr fttnratt,® doacrlbed, betn re C lerk of C l r r u ll Court Jersey. Address G. Mol t, Clyde, ‘ products a n d m at i'r ia ia , at_8sa(ord. Flbf|dy, on ihe t |th day. "f merrhandUr ^ T Kefir seems i n * F u f I i m u e n - H r hr worth m n t r i m s c in ibis eg.- <d vTrnvd re ma in ed over -unl UHkut .ut ui n. .-Jj-.j blwroka ILunimick AVOnUO*,. ^44-Jtjj - .. . Tor T i fndurrTnn n i t L _______ ’ and ___________________________ rniftafirfunr J-ovembet. 1915. i r * . r t e c t r i r u y a gd f o r th«» f t u p p iy io c of Claimant name* a* wilncaea*: thuslnsin u h o u t the c o u n ty frir and high freight i sues and poor service i n g , n nd a dance wan civ«*n in honor ofw a ter; t o bullil, m a n u f a c t u r e , purchase, Jerry Breeow, o( Weklwa, Florida of t h e m . Irate o r uthrrw i** a c q u ir e , a n d to **ll, I suppose it will die a n a t u r a l d e a th Will Fill man. of Weklwa, Florida lea*, o r o l h e u r U * t o d l t l i n i e sf, s a d to H. II. Ilenfroe, of Sanford, Florida Mis. J . r W r Osteen of A l t a m o n t e equip* an d operate and m aintain, or (lean** ju st like m a n y o th e r good th in g s John Long, of Hanford, Florida. other* to operate, ir lrlg rro to r car llnpr and ll-5ip ROBERT W. DAVIS. / Springs ig visiting relatives and cars t h a t have been s ta rte d h i r e a n d die FO R R E N T an d railway eq uipm ent and oupplles ol RegUter. all kind*, and any and >11 convryanrr*. for from Ir ek of n o u rish m en t. W hen frjendn o v e r here. In rold •lo r * (e «r othorMi ss-Li onn Osteen r e t u r n e d home t i e transportalliiii Unl, „r ,,y w. „ r> „f , n will « ur people ge wim l*> the idea N o l l e e of App Ifration for l i t Del'd t n d«r Sat Ul d a v . from where she has been e' -dun., f o o d * and manufacture.! arllrle*. H e r i l « n 57 5 of Use ( i r n r t > l N l a l u l c * 1 Nice (urtiished rooms nt Stumon i of having everything **' th eir own J . in fui'luft n frnrrAl bhip pine Ami fornAfd* N o t i c e i» h e f e b y c i v e n t h a t Ifarftet J | \ l N il, i n ^ fririnln 2 1 f I cl M'latlYMi over at iff l»u»ini*««, A m i m rr«aivi% , ham f!*', »hlp* 3 f 6 K. Fourt h St. 13-5l|> co unty it n (1 keep th e m oney at GEN E VA N OT E S T a t <’**rt»ftrate N o , ... >* j i Vi'.*.# , «ritl tran«purt gomls, v i r n ir.q jl iatr,o cdka*t, e dnutrhr eha w2n^dr 'of l a y of J u n e . A I ' . I V I -\ A l t a m o n t e Spring* and Wi nt er l a r k ..... .. .ml ,fl ..r rreiebi l.y home? » S l e d •ait! c e r t i f i c a t e in rnv ufTlc^ and ijii'ui mx roomed house with I, th i I • tin VIUK rtonu• Itrii'. we a i tier fur t he mist week "t two. she being 1* " 1 by l- pureha.e, or oiher*,.c ha ha a m a d e a p p t l c a d u n for Eat d e e d to n » u r 1 atfiulfr. l«» rna nuf IrtTiM*. urudurr, ninrlrl, in hik I electric lighi for rent. \ P now, ce w it h l a w Hatd r r r l Itlr Rle greatly missed while away. prepare for rnarlirl, .ell, deal In and deoi p m hi ff iff cn tf tJ an * Sanford needs a good progresfid lijw in i d eecriW d pf o p e n y o-llh (ooil product* ol rv»ry cloaa and dr*- alt iia t a d int h eS e m Connel ly 15-tfc Mr ant I M r i . W I. Seig llll VO inole f m in ty , F I of Ida,,, toMiss May l.eonardy o tiu trig er.puos, and in »u articles of hou*ehoid mve league worse than a n y c i t y t h a t • it H r if ? l f r e t e w l of t h r N K c o r l,ot 2, moved in t 11W11 nn ^ . m . Willi. ■ l-.lll friemis in Sanford ait*! rii"»mi*«i»r u m a ml m r n u m m i i i t i . in op Sh*1 expi'ii * Se e „■& . Tp 20 S. Ii 29 i rorv S I t f, I Ii, l'n r Itriil Two un fur ii ialuid rimrm I know of A league t h a t will l ake rfAiit ruli fiitinl t«ri p a r It id i: ** Kotlftv* he near his work. „ ,, ... rAtinilig f a r i o r i t a fur f o m l p r o i l u r l * <»f a II N i.'. . W 666.56 It.. W -160 It. N 1093, r etur n home anon t h e i ni ti at ive uud do things, wh e t h e r ft. E 1119.99 It. Acre* za. u l> (liglK »eju»rate entrance, gx», IkiDdAe a n d all arllcleft of ho useh old or fan* Messrs. Sh el d on , Tally and KnuThe .aid land being amaaaaH at Ihe data | wa((.r lorlilinn. on U cor' e r »! u b «* And r n n « u m p t lo h . anil lo liuy. o t he town knocker a p p r ov es of it or ler«(.n have a b o u t completed I heir ofb pfw iae Ariiuirr nnd *r lj of n l h a r a i * " of f he liRUinrft of itich reftificftte In the WOMEN AB TEMPTERS. n a m e of W II SeA r« l nleaa paid r e ri if l ii#*r Atl(lr«*i«i A 1 * WilMiim**, 101. K not We formerly did t hings here work at Oke echobe e and will l.c •l-tpi-Mof the prtnluris or b> pro duh t» , , . if cordtn ^ 14i | ■w ------1 1s-r *>of to hu> .^11 I dev eln p, AI In | # r •'1r r e d ^ H Ir d Firnt .St 15-Jfi despite t h e p r o u s t s of t h e ol d t a « d e e d • Ul I m u # t h e r e o n on t h r ^Oth <la> home aoon E a c h rm Ua ow n a t r u t l>no wo m ove. ••-»»*«. m an.ee *nd operate real prop of O c t o t r r . A | l . | 9 U . . t .. , „ , , |o l) R iib ja ri *i 2xl> to t h r pr ov tti unf t im grannies a n d ii we expect to h a v e u W itn raa my of fic ia l • • f e a t u r e and Mr Mel .am having purchas ed t he And aonio wall yrmra rrv t h c f And lov«, | u y Uw «Jr ih»- r h . r t r r or hv -U * . of For Kent - Kurnifthed room in pri­ eta ber, A I* l y i h . city we must do this again We i!|kitf t IhHr U v r » oro thro wn Hill cor pora Hun, lo Im >, aril «nd d r «l in t h i» t he 2 T t h «!ay ofK S eAp t IHMHII.AHH. M c f ’rory and Baxter oranges near HF air n fur vate family. Modern runvnniiMn■«. m t h o t w i n n*mt t h a t h a l v r a t h r l f *hariw of apnrlt of ihM « rid nt h n rnrp'oraneed a l i v e hunch here who will kill <*LrtIt f i r r u i t •T’ n u r t H a m l n o l # < o , H » II w n , tin ft* a n d in liotiilft an d l o a m ■rcurrd It y Sait l.ake a nd Persi mmon Until 116 French Avc. itra il 11 y Jam <" I t o l r f t « . t 1 ( t he drones by going ahe ad a n d muk A n d . . . m e i n i i e e . bv a l l l l h a r d e r f a i r . n , „ ( ( . g e . or other l i e n , on r * , | property. I I T Ue *-&(r mock will s tart picking t h e m »non .... , , . , , , In r i f f ) (in lh » finaln<**« of purrhatinir log 11 good town in spite of 1he ki ck­ r ho b. Vrr* meet, but ................ l a t e manufacturing, a-iutrina. holding owning — ---------For Uont Tvu> niro unfurni-f »d We are s o rr \ t o learn t li.it the . Bo.rtgag<lig, pledging, r.-a.ing, telling, a, j N ollre la 1r r d l l a r * ers. hh I o a n d front roofiii, ui lh hath .•rid 1 W O n d c r If 11 o v e r O C C l i m t o t h o *iirnifiE a n d transferr ing, in v e s ti n g In, trat) | h i i ourt of th* 1 otinijr J u d g r , Hrminul beautiful Wesson home is to he torn • • • County. Hisia of HoriiH f lin ii.t 207 French avenue. 11-tf h n n t j n o m r l y d r r a t e d w o m a n , r o b e d In '/'* * n , l » ln » a r e a , m r r r h a n . down I n re or M f l r a h An n li* Y o n f » . . . ,, , *hw* a n d pro perty o l rirpr y k in d an<! dr**T o a II C f f t d l l c r i , | e ( i i m df ft trl l»u tre * ani l ' Im r s w is h in g B ilk s and c o stly f u r s , c ; t m n , an d r a r f y l n s on my one or more *1 I see t ha t t h e ladies will have Th e closing exi rcises of I In' Gene hAvtnf flftlmt Aittinat Id ft-ftlat* Wa nt ed - GemiU*m«*n roomor»»* t runaom of t h e a b o v e tm«ln e« ar* or ny other hunt ■ll V (-efxiifvi charge of ttds paper for F r ida y' s vii music sc■hmd will he h e l d F r i d a y i with Jewel* .worth ~a k" ings o u , And r A c h of y OUr Afft h r r i ’ by n a i l Aril j" ~ ' ...... '“ ** connected therewith. ** may (.e.’ afid Si v j moii’n U - 6tu t>rra#nt AYiy r ) i ! m« And de* wui . , 1 " p n r k l l n g In h e r e a r n a n d o n h e r en- m the eit*nt. eerm lited uy th« law. ol (hi. Anri tiMjuirrrJ issue a nd I hope ibry light mi e v ­ October 16thii , i„ i Under m n n d • • hIctr jrau,. or > i t !■cr of y o u , m » y Mr. Thorpe' s Klovml huiidu which her luxurious ?n<' ,** * ltJ' , m l1 lhy p“*<‘r* Af Aifkftt th** of M i l r t h An rut ft (bat ih* law* nl ihl. *txt* cnnler upeq er ythi ng t h a t needs ii atV! t al k right g u i d a m c t he scholars have made ex­ S to r e rr a n d ro o m * in For B ent HHlff half cnnrpuhl. Chut till* Is Lbs rorporsllona; to carry on byafntaa mlthln .Tuhkr’, 9 drcrt*n4, 1ail«• nf Hnmjnoln* C'ounly, out in meeting. It t ak es I he ladies Fleriifll, fo ihw imrf rr*lf nrd Ad mdr.tat r ■(ill. B i a h o p M o c k T h a t c h e r R e a l t y To. cellent a d v a n c e nnd t alent has de ­ lilugliel Of acute (eitlplallon to '*' nf isftiil rftiatr, within on* j r i r from ihr t o stir up t he men a n d m a k e t h e m veloped t h a t some " h o n e hea ds " 1l - t f Kry. homeless women starving on the 3. Th, ; mount o( e. pU. , , t0fk o( , hU dat* hcraof. H u r t) Au(u«l 30lh, A. D, 1916 t ak e a cti on on t he m a n y little said weie not in our young people. st reets for ll crust of bredd or a pluco ’ corporation vhall he ()n« hundred and pity *# A C.N KH H M cHW K R N Y O rsiri* b in ro o rm for For Rent t hings t h a t go to ma ke t he greatest Kioculrli undar tha n s o.«00). dMdad l»io E v e r y b o d y is invi ted t*> come to the lo lay their head.* 8 h« swings* her | O n e i h p u * a,,olJ*r; n d f l» r h u n d r e d ( 1 , 6 0 0 ) i h a r e * Will of Mllrmh Ann1# g e n t l e m e n in p r i v a t e f a i n ily . Mudefforts of life. Our city s ee ds much closing exercises. metlll purse, heavy with shining gold, I nf the .par value ot One hundred doltjrg 3 - J um 9tr Yon fa, HacvA»»*d We expect that which shows (hrunch It as sho Bteps earh.ol which fine Ibtm.and (1000V lUlif ern R easo n ab le P h o n e 90H0. in t he wa y of i m p r o v e m e n t s and „■ «tiare* ,.l Die (»ial ppar a r vvalue a l o r nl One hurl P e an ut s a nd Clifford will do the m t l i Cwufl a l Haw ,Srv*A(ti J a d M a l 4I t m i l ■ from n shop In her carriage dr**d l huiJiAiv! I nil a it* * h « H h e c<i fri rn a a I p C lFlwf t he men are lax in their i nves ti ga­ I da, Hr m l im►!** f "oy nl j . I n C"han r r r i unpoxsii )e S t u inmi *. room s ut FurniH li.-.l draws ln*r s k i n s a way from tho poor mlu,v • r' ,i imndr^i ,aoo» •hare# nf F i Afiib W Hhr kha rn tions a nd inspections If t he ladies * * he t o t a l p a r v a lu e nf F i l l y t h o u s a n d d M Th e member s of the (Jen* \ > * a m p . Ilf11** child begging for a penny I I 2 5 p e r w e e k a n d u p ;t 15 l>( V * < ’ | T A T P • N ar« IftU.OOO) s h a ll l*e p r e f e r r e d sto ck really wa ul t “ say s o m e t h i n g they Kmrita K VVirkliam No d . J , \\ (» \\ arc iti f gr lu n at f women after 1 3 -5 t|i F o u r t h Si WOIHI '11 llook ook a f t e r hej box w ith 1 h e ‘ jFTeferred stock mjfall |»g- entitled to cun find plenty of places t o j u m p i « v r n per cent T o Ktnrni F WirkhAm, K u i lUiboft. C apaI Va h \9 he I.reset .1 a t regular tiu-eUngThurs- Oarkenlng brow. Her purse or muBi i7 d i v i d e, n d of ™not r i r r?n l i h g % £ Y o u will take* not ter ( h a l y ou a/w h*-rrby m |u ir r i gh t int o the game. T h i s t ur ni ng atl to appear to th* hill ol rompUint fll+d In thia For Itont— Jjevoral nice offics d a y, Oct. 21. By order o(t he Con- falls from her lunula They arty Quick- [ '•»*«!!h*li_be nqn-cuniulatlee. and payable ra«nw #ft»4 ftfthfttraOk you-Aiw maJa-W4y 4#4mdant -«*l~6he-pwper-from~Uine-U*~ti»»te-is a sul Commnruler. ' ly returned to her. hut not so much a . j on Monday thw Itt day ol NownUt, A. D., 1916, rooms over’ Yowefl'iT. Hqqulro N. FT good t h i n g because it gives t he th» bill aa fllcd will b* takan aa ronfraanJ Yowell J* Co. n smile accompanies her recognition The holder* ^l»th« preferred •i l u r k *b a| l othrrvtea 92-tl aa afalnat you. jj people n chance regal (liens of w h e t h ­ Ian of Ike of tho return She does not st op to ,,u*olu' l i r S Al .A AN l> GRAl ’KVILI E I F l a fu,r(.lhrf o r d e r w M f a ! ( l i b rf iat lo n I mp r»ub- j a r R t i o n , -------, bftfc»M\ a n y , r u r p--------.... a m au n f *hall be er it he a welcome c ha nge or not and 11abed in lhe SanfurtLAHlyraid, a newaiiaprr pubibh- ^ c o u n t o v e r l l l e m o n e y to B e e t h a t n o n e I .ai lhi . l |i n„ th e' It f c»jqi I <Jrr l j n *• uf i< I h*1 nf I h * r u m m o r * t o r k For Kent or S a l e - H o u s e on F»lMrs. Jack Vaughan was a viniior pd In Siillort!, S^mloub ( ouniy, PtorvJa, opr* a L r ftnitilftd: i n L# p « M e t he ladle* are always s m a r t e r ihafl I s 1 1 1 1im I n g . T h e k n o w le d g e t h a t s h e *T , n , " u d . •’* ! h'. * " " “ l uc tnr-lto Ave. W J. Thigpen. 101-tf • w l for r i f hi nimu-cuHvc wevka. tfif l K # i r fthAirft, tiul «hAl) m i l pa r ticl |i »tW l i i i n # rnv hend and bi*al nf aaUi L’ourf at S a n ­ b !ion»‘Ht Ih t h r only reward t ha t t h r m any •urplu« ■••rta «rirf paying off thr t he men. Let them go to it. Mr. at the homes of Mrs. T yner. Mr* ford, Seminole County. F l o r u i t , thta i h r 6ih da) of • hole nf i h* paid up »plt al (’lark nnd Mrs T hom pson W ednes­ hlurvliJK woman r* Lh fur bnr palnn E d l t o i , a n d take the blinders off Hrpt em her , A l> . 1916 • F’or Bent T wo acrea improved i h e c o m m o n a n d preferK A IMIUGI.ASS day • • • T h r r r a. utinthor cIurh which t h r ■r*lT h- rl o rh! o l-dhearl,l of K , , r r,|o al v,trio r r ljh t , land, all tiled. Cash n ' nt . Close in, <?** > . C l r r V rrf ( if n u t Court M is s O lg n Y ih len is la k ing a richly dressed .woman attracts who do Thr „ . lrk , „ ld lB WiLaxm 4 IfrjuaLioMftt My J C , K'da**ri«, I» C . f En(|uire Arm-rt n Bai hef Shop !*<>-tf • 'Hie Indies of Sxr.ford are taking Turw-Vlnr lawlulmoney of ihr United State*, or real Holt Hi or lor Complainant course in m tenography at the Busi­ not let her tiff quite BO easily—t ho prou p the billboard mat ter nnd I will ' " l " . t' ^a ‘ ^ u ' . d ' r ’ *'.° ness College in Sanford, beginning frssionnl b.K-opoDer., the clever fe- ^ " l)r*.rlm»*l of Ihe Inlerlur b e t five cents agams a plugged last week. She will also review for utltlo pur loill era of other people's U. H. l.enti Office, f l . l n o r l l l . Florid*, fhanir or payment tticrelor, lrr> I'cr rent Oct J t . l i m n eke) t h a t the mdies finally tear wealth. They see t h e costly m u « and ji? ^ ^ ‘.'1 ^ U a l t . ^ ' i t ^ r ^ '".a';:, N o t h * I* heiaby glxen (h a t J*m*V ( ' Kda n o r m a l ' course. t ’.oie h l l b o s i d s down. T h e I adit*9 swinging bag and mark tho foolish iaraniral pruperty •• *t>ov* provider!, wilh- i » . of Hanford, Florida, who, on April 16. Mr. and Mrs. John L u n d q u i s t hnd tkn day* alter Utter* patent *hail have 191Q. m ade llom e*l*ad E n t r y . No. P6727 vain woman who is. out for a show as Dhern irantrS, and belor'* **ld rurporatlon for Wll of NWW for lx>t U. NWlfol Mr. and M.rn. Magnusson took three Sec. 20. *1 O 15, HW.U, He*. 20, anrlgt andgi E r, *1 Ulf N E K J.'.'Hec (4, See. 19, .•hall tr*n*act *ny. bnilnr**. Thr unpaid BWJI, their victim. 29 Ea*(. r.aet. Tal' “19 South, “ “Hence “* balance* due un elock of' the eutweriber* ”Toarnihlp or four days for a Jaunt to Piedmont, They follow inllady from shop to flrrrtii ehall he paid In lawful money of lahayee* XfcrMien. ka* filed notice lire of incampi ng out par t of the ti me and ahop, aometlmes to a half dosen differ* the United Slate* or real or pareonal prop­ tantion to rvake I’i v c y r i r proof, lo to estab­ . F o r Exchange— High class Sanford Ibove del land />oov* deacribed, combining business with pleasure ns er.t places oro they succeed In gut­ erty ul th* value equal to the par Vatu* ol lish eTilm t o oftheCircuit Court, at Sanford, ourt, al Hanford Ipt for Ford or o t ^ e r ^mpderstfiy., lb* 2Gth d a y of Nn.ember, priced automobile, in good condijiOfiMrs. Lund out* t still haa her grove ting a place next to her without at­ ihtrefor. In *uch Inatal ftlrifta and within FJoHda, , *uc(i tinra **, may ba dealgnsted by, the 1916. t i m e , r T h e y also visited Mr. Lar­ t r a c t i n g ' her attention, (rial manl name* aa erltnriae*: \\ nCIl S be , h„*rd pf dlrertars, provM«d that tjt* eultT h a t e h e r Kealty-Co.', Bishop iilocl, T om iloyd, of Weklwa. Florida *rrlber«.ahall t>« entitled Xu (an it!y*‘ nolle* lay* her fat purse down on t he coun son's folks. > 10-tf A Ol Von llerbuli*, ol Wtkiwa, Florida Tel ephone 245. , , , . . 1nl demand for *uch deferred payment*. H aidy Iloyd. of Weklwa, Florida Mrs. Bertelaon. Mis. Borell and ter that Is tho crucial moment. In | , Thr dur|llo, o( th(. rorpiirtf,on .had Will l^ e. of Wcklwe, Florida a trlci* tlie prafeaslonal purao Hnotch- b r t>rr( » r t u * i . ’ u n U . « a o o n » r dlMolwd » r W a n t e d — T o tratlc good hor«, R O B E R T W. D A VIS, Mrs. Erickson called on Mrs. Elmer lit IS T u q -S lc . , R e fiater or haa thrown some article over (be | huJn»« «t thl. corporation .hall delivery wagon- mid harness to trad* Lundqu is t on t h e first of Oc tober to coveted by » bgard of not lr«< than |irixn and, swift as a flash, | b* rb chtplar for n second h a n d Ford a ut o truck, hear in r e me m br an ce her little son, dropped It In her own capacious’ Iflrfr tUfft€l»»ra , , - t _. , „ , , ............ Th*hoard ol Titrfihtar* *hall *»!crt from J. I,. Miller i l i l l e r a, Bakery. 4-tf Adri an's second birthday, bringing pocket, moving ua stealthily away ns | , fl, m„i ve. s-prr.tdcM. vic. prealAM. **e■ ■ ■ ■■-— ■ ■ *** with them u nice marble cuke and a nhadow. * n* I r*lar» *x rnl tt*rw*urar. _ Two uttlce* may b# W a n t e d — P e r m a n e n t , position by otic jvftrAun S a i d i>nar b a i r* da u« of tin ill re c l or * ... , ** * a i D*1*1 **y U iiw pitwii, honey cookies. The hostess also Women have no rlghb to robe them* Uhaii h>vr authority to appoint til nvrea(Irst-class experi sneed young iadjr . FUR MAYOR served fruit cake an d coffee. Mrs. selves conspicuously Ip costly attlrol**** '*c*n«* ol ihl» corporation. ff wilt b* a candidate fur the ptaJOnn nf Mayor s t e n o g m p h u r , ’ frpm New York, e»U Ballinger was also a visitor there. on shopping tours, to engender hitter- 1|,r at the prinripai office of ike ror,- af Sanford, aubjart to lha deriMim of Uv White ut Postal Tel egraph. Co. 104*1 | to ba held In November. Ilavins wrvrd Mrs. Edwi n Lundquist a n d b ab y ness In the hearts of the on-looking (location on Ihe Ar»l Tueeday in February Primary the dty two term* a* Alderman and Voowinaf Ih# lha . ”—.. \Vi*r U ; J P o s i t i o n * b v UtOnO Krapnhave re tur ned fi om a pleasant visit l*°°r. and encourage daring cr imo a t | ^ D r y\\%»ctVc.bD°:? J k ^ h " . / . ’^ " . " p##dA of Qtir com mon Wraith. I Mi#vv I r»n b# of la the In m.-'ny w*y» a* O ir( i» , .. “X . the IuukIh of tho unscmiiLiloUJI. Tll»' ot dlreftori bHaII ba iluJy rl^ftaij by thv l+rum flv# A/ul without making any tin, jiot jUi|l) Wfifoox ^nulliatP, COUTt Tfwith her p a r e n t s at Fort Meade. wealthiest of women. If they h ave good | Tho by-law* for the Eovernrarnt of the Miss Alma M al m of Sanford visit­ * . n t t E * Miortia** a*u Bcnse, dress tho plainest. corporation .hall be ad o p ted at Ihe flret S a t i i 6 K i S 4 T ! r A K £ A d d f e . J Box 493. city, ed S a t u r d a y nn d Sunday with Mr. 1.-1 ' „ „ * « u u .l 111eetinf nl the atockhbtdcr*, or at onkinner* A* an Alderman tor four y . . *• d Wii'l; 14 ° t p E l e g a n t a t t i r e h a s Its p l a c e a t a >n »,mr)al m ccitni railed Jor th at purpoae arcofdinf thai record. I baan my claim fur thr .ula n d Mrs. H. E. l.uddquist. f r ie n d 's r e c e p t i o n , - a n e v e u ln g affair. (Jntll a board of director* ehall h a te bean Itipi of lha voter* of Sanford. Respectfully, Mr. Charles Kuntoul has r etur ned o r a t one's homo. But It was n e ve r first duly rhoiAn by the stockholder*, the — - J. 6. D A V I S O N butine** of the aald corporation ahatl be from hi* n o r t h e r n trip. ' rtnore out of' place than on the public conducted by th* followin| named pereon* Mrs. Geo. C lui b is still ill with streets, touching elbows with tho poor »*”? vs. , ,i , -W. . _v-. G en iu s. and suffering, as well its tho wicked KaiheiipvR Vl< rr**iUrat lngrippe. lh»ricc"n. Norton, Norton; Vlfo • .r Men give me some cr edi t tor gcnlo*AhPftinAJ^aAittJfrica, Bftrptirjr Mr. N o r m a n Swanson carried over nnd avaricious, who ar e evilly inclined. Ajtx^lm P. Andrrirtn. 1 rtrjurrf, All tho genius that I have ilea Ju*t hy*U»« m* y !»■ .■t)npt«d *t»y Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kecly a nd Afins Such women are a temptation and a •AITtmpor»ry TiT'fBI#?. When I have a subject 19 4*ni**fft until (La lUfci unriutl noting menace to thopij who have nothing. of (1tk*a AitKklioldtn "" ** Daisy Betts t o Barherviljc T h u r s ­ hand, t Mudy It profoundly, Day null Milady may never h ave fared a court 6 Th# hlrfhrfti *mt un p**f in ___ _ tilglil it U iM'forw-flic J .(JfiJlJbrti ll l® day in his n ut o , for the funeral of of Justice Hb« has only herself to nf ' ‘• t*"V»> ♦ " j- ■m-ccp.tauon Shall ■all Its hearings * Jfl Hml nd h®00106*, Mrs. Keely’s brot her, Mr. Jesse Mor­ lilnme If she Is forced to face a thief i dred ftity ihou-*ni leii*'..*'',, Tc . . . . I jjeyvmJcd with it Then the effort' rison. * Th<^ ivl)ole c om m u n i t y wax who hud adroitly relieved her of her \ Th; 1 ■iffttirfB in in. ar tflrrlra Of' (Arof IH, r\ (jp n . which Ii make 1# what people af®' sl ocked by l\is sudden d e a t h a n d we valuables- Women of a oalth who como u**itrr with ih« amou-o ->f t apifll »ubpleased tu call tho fj'ult of genius B al i.ext epd s y m p a t h y to t h e bereaved from small places to ahop In tbfl big l > ,,th *r# “ — An*clm «P. _ Vnder or. 1926-SDt . St Is tho frtilt of Ifibor nnd thougbt — j cities should heed t he warning t hat Rruoklyn, N. 3’.. 16i. .her*-* common etock \ Otoe*. Alexander Hamilton. . • -y 69 abarca preli-urtl l u r k . j- Sunday sc|iool will be held at they should drees plainly and wear J. Ila a d o tp l. Ai-pDLy, J r . , SO lilata . U t .' S All Local Advertisements Under ,three V,, ...a o’clock i\' a1A—. ' ar,t, ,the 1, ,• 1'P .re.. s V , . , , ,, , | a , 1 a j J - i S g s S : b yt e r i a n t 1™ valuables Bettor glyo a starvi ng t ’eclh A m b u y , N. J , l ah ar* c o m m o n ltortL Thin Heading THREE CENTS a K a t h c r l n a R. N i r i o r , 1C2 F alrxlaw A re , child a little aid Ilian spend dollars church, witlj pr ayer meeting a t seven J a r a a y C i ty , N. J ., t ahar* c o m m o n stork. Flendfah Pej!flh t <► -j for costly flowers, f o r - h e r oorsago, 1 I c Wltn**# Wheraof, we 'h a v e hereunto Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ’ ■o’clock on ^Thursday ovaning. j Blojsga-^' fc ’rom w huff you've told f t ^ Charge 25 Cenia. »*! o u r hand* thta Slat day of F*ntt;qL«t which' will w i t h l r ’In an h our. ' Avoid A. D. JPIR. of yOUF' Jnotliar-la-law 1 ahoalft thin* ? * A vefy tgrge congregation lor t empting others by overdtsplajr. ANSELM P. ANDERSON- - f V -------------------y£u hear, enough from heF in pctsofcj Upsafu t^ow greeted Ilev. E dwa rds i X S i & g P l V A g m -* f , * * 3; ! ^ -Missionary n , . « : b m r without having -cured to It^iuee her t'■ , of Jacksonville, tUq pastoral s up er ­ phtn(a. P l a n u are fine, ^rue to name ’ Wito(**! N. Rkyroond. Heater.' U)k lnlj) your plKnuigraph ' AlogS^. Staley.I Naw York i nt endent of this church in Florida, . . a nd rooted. $2 ' p e / . J . Q t y L '"Ob,.yam ca n'4 Imagine^ tho preasntoj" Too True. W S 7 •-* l a s t Sun day. He- Ueated us t o a CouLy of -New Yftk " I . ’ “fiftr ft t ri wb er ry Growers' As- given ttfo to s t a r t ' t h o maebttoo F e a t s exist that Japan la pr Edgxr Splwyn, in " The Ar*b,” ,M* 3t»t •plcndld s er mo n on "Saved tto S erve” to renew the regrets of th* J, N. Raymord Heathr, j r eoti/T J o r u H i f c J , Sarasota, F|». and t h # , shut It off ri ght in the i in and for lha atata and county ■nd he. was pleased with t he out- that they ever invented gunpowder. Th«5ttrt, Friday, Ot t . do karaby certify tkat AeaUm ft. . 12-4tc of a oftoteaca! r ■* r±~‘ ■ . ■* , . , a -----------^---------------- CURBSTONE GLEANINGS; EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT | COUNTY HAPPENINGS t 1s F WANTED POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS f <$> l! E fl . - CLASSIFIER ADVERTISING #11 •♦> #> & Li1 ^T* ■ mm, J: �T“ T *r SECTION P U B L IS H E D SEMI-WEEKLY XT -] fL Jf Qi t * * . VOLUME VII I# * , ^ * ' -?1. V -*■; • 1 ' IN SA N FO RD — Life • _# *,. »** la Woith Living *■ . . S A N F O i m , FLORIDA, FRIDAY OCTOBER 15. 1915 » NO. 16 ^ THE GUEST WHOM WE HONOR The object of t he Federat ion, an Tho Music a D e p a r t m e n t of the .set out in Article II of the charter, Woman' s Club have purchased u .ire fourfold: Literary, Social, Sci­ Mason & Haml in Concert Grand entific t>nd Philanthropic, and, gen- piano, and it is hoped t h a t ull inter i i al ly to bring into relation of inu- ested in music and tho d e p a rt m en t lunl helpfulness the organizations, and all friends of the same will lent! which nhnll be membei^ of nnid Fed­ nnd give; all help and assistance, eration. t a tp r o v i d ? for uni ty in their especially financially to the d e p a r t ­ action 'Mid to pro mo te ip general ment for payment of same piano. higher social and moral conditions. Lp November a J a p unese operetta, The const it uti ons of t he affiliated Princess C h r y s a n t h e m u m will be organization h ave similar provisions presented by some of our beat local to c9 nform to t h e abovp. - T h e s e t alent, • ■ d u b s n u m be r 100 organizations now }n December a s o n g recital will be with a memb er sh ip of a bou t GOOD given by Lucille Aspinwall Takuch. women, an addition of 17 orgnniza- a t . t h e d u h rooms. tions so far this year, witn nearly u In February an e nt er t ai n me n t by thousand new members. H H. Renilo, an i mp er so na to r and The club spirit- is splendid overy- reader from New York. « here and the clul> movement is For the small s u m ok ton cents the growing in popul ari ty among cur public is cordially Invited to a t t e n d wujiieh, awid there are several other o u r regular muait-ul days, the first organ mm(f(M|S t h a t have expressed being Del T9 , »t the club rooms. the determination* t<| federate be­ Watch the Herald for all dates fore t he c o n v e n t i o n ' t o ' lie. held in Hoping everyone will give us all nsHolland N o v e mb e r 1G, 17, 18 and 19 alatance possible in paying for this Tins will be the 21st annual con ­ piano, which is qui te an Undertaking vention of t he Federation. Th e for our smal 1 but enterprising music I , deration wiM l>e 22 years old on depart merit -r ■ - - - - - J ii,. 2 1st day of February, ttllfi, Signed Mephisin F V r U* , Federation having been or m , u e d on this d at e at a meeting lion, our n p r i -• 1.1 at i ve being Mrs , d (or the purpose b> the Gni-u \\ II poling, w |io has it 111> served i . Spriags Club. The invitation in the capaeity of one of t he tight neiii out by this d u b to about directors who with the officer-, , "i j six other c r t i « to 'meet inmake up t lu i.u.ird of manage ment , .'tier to form- the State Federation fot this splendid organization I ve d u b s responded to thp call, The work of the General F* dera t lie Fairfield V 1 A . I he 1m lion is divided into depart inet it - and . merit Association of Tarpon committees presided over by ehatr Mgs, tlie Crescent City \ i \ . men <>ur Stal e Federation has i i he Orange City V. I A , and similar corresponding d ep a rt me nt s id ii. . (iirmed the Federation Mrs work a n i l ‘committees presided ovei < t i, r., M un-ell was the originator h\ chair men also, such a- Art .. > i i .• id,..i ii nd was sidy sUpplort'-d ' ( ivies ( n i l S i ' t sp e Itcftii in Kiln Mi— fVnelope Horden, who uf cation Music, Public Health, flume t, i .»,irds became Mrs Hajpilton^ Economics. l/t*gt"lat|nu, Industrial ,n*l t hough absent, was elected the am) Kociht, ( ’oust rvation, llird f r o •Ir -1 (•resident Mrs N C. ■Wanitection, Forestry, Waterways, Good Roads fjeinmiile Indians ami I,» brury Extension, with a Lihrariau. Hureau of Information and Histori an, frees D epar tment with a chair­ man, and the' following six p a ­ I'.uiMery F*\ ri.l. Tunes-UnMml pers represented by editors, which MRS J ENNI NGS, OF JACKSON) I I.I.K gives the Federation a page n week T h e Florida Times -Onion* The Turn jui Times I hd Keport in-St ur . i tr I , mb' I'ensHi ola Journal, The Mont K i V \t e s t, and 1he M I ing 'otiri Ii, t.,(iu on u m i r i bu ti u n from unn Metropolis From now on we in Florida Federation to tin- e n ­ have been granted a four-page_«tp-_ dowment fund of t h e Generttl Ked- pli*trient every month TrT the Gett• ration at t he Orlando convention eral Federation Magazine. The first w,i< desiglinted by Sirs, E. G ( issue of this Florida edition makes U iretell memorial furul in recogni- its fust appearance ill the NoVern • in,I , deep appreciation of tier i her imbiber Your president is urg .doable service to the club women mg every club woman to get this f I-tontln . us a t ri bu te of “ loving ( n u m b e r "f the magazine, and v nu • " c t to the Mother of the Fed will in- sure to subscribe Think ii|,,|i. a* -he was always called what h great opport uni ty this will, M r s’ T M Shackleford, past presi- be to put our federation in a proper if» nt F F \V the chairman light before the federations aud clnhs ti.irged with raising Florida's po r­ of the world You are also urged tion the endowmerU, was the to keep in constant, touch with the "rrginittor*bf t he happ y idea. federation page issued by the net s: We are always glad to ac know| -< p ape r nearest you. These are the of­ t-tige the good clfib hushnr\d and ficial organs of the federation and deeply appr eci at e his cooperation nil official annou nc ement s are made iuiw and its the pusl. W f under- t h ro u gh these pages, anti unless you t.ind t hat we owe I h e inspiration t a k e one of these papers you cannot, In the twenty-five years of t he or­ i nstitution in which many t h o u ­ "I the cl t i b - mov emen t irt Florida to properly do- yout d u b work. The ganization of ' t h e Federat ion of sands of dojlara. haVe been tteponiL■ man 11 is a bit of cherished club federation needs the su pport of Women’s Clubs I t h1*** become * a '‘,l • . ' \ , history, related about tho forming your cl fibs In maki ng these pages a In New Yor|t-*the cjult wAmon orwell known f a r t t ha t by t h p Airplesa •dr the Gteetl Cove Springs CJuh. success, and y>u can best give this a'* house wives' that Mj. Daniel .Tyler of t h a t place by s t r i n g 'Iti reports of your rllihj efforts o f , its members wonileFTuI g.tnixed to forh^ things have been acroinplished,'(thd league, . st u d y i n g thu markets ant( ‘fir-i fh'e orguiiization nf activities to t he press .chairman t h a t the American woman is m a k ­ k-tiuditipns with a view to reduce the 1lie V I A.~*' Also a t t ha t time! / \ l the fo u nd ! meeting of the J' . ' "-g.iiuzeii what -'in. now called a General Federation in Port l and, Oi- ing for herself a niight,j^plap; in thp cost nl ‘ UyfcutIn many' cities and-: towTip the', liimor Civic l e a g u e -but was then egon, a resolution was passed m a k ­ well being of -the n at i on. sf|fns and Not satisfied alone by- being t^ rfltibs rtbdlisJied t he railed the StaY flranch - of the Vil­ ing the " a c ti n g” chairmen of State good wife a nd mot her she bus taKuiv 'hiliboayds 'which diiflgurelfclti beuulage I mp ro ve me nt Asspciation Federation d ep a r t m e n t s mhmhers of to heart the. well being of tftp'nutlor\ tie* of Nature with whicITTi generous Tim preeit Cov^ Springs V. i . A., t he General Federation correnpond- by the b e tt af me n t of the) coming anti loving G o d . h a s so a m p l y , p ro ­ • huh w a i s e n s o r for the federa­ i ng departments.' This wiH xgive a generation. * r vided us. m y. ’ . tion , a niT t h e ' " M p t h e r ,'» club, was closer alliliatiotf*and art oppo rt uni t y Gufbnge dump'h ^«nd ’t ras h h paps Municipal bpuaewivofc'* *havp'alab"rganized in IRSjy;,t hi rt y- two years for better conpehutfttn between tho become municipal -mot hers: T h e havij disappeared, t rsos been g". which* a n t c ^ t e s the forming grate*' a nd . nat ional 1' organizations. care of the nation's . children is tfh planted,' perks, play g rou uds .an d cent •d the General Federation six y e a r j t i n v o r t m t wprk. dpnc lty*tho Federa- eterles, u » . ' w e l l ' a s ’ t he grounds of that orgninitation was not definpublic buildings and Tell wr y depots ticn.' ’ , iely completed until 1889, t went yA has t a u g h t Ignor ant mothers years i ^ o , in New York Ci ty, -in t o care properly' for their babes, to ing graa« Und flowers. Trees r.Te be­ response to an invitation issued b y frsxcn t he Infant mort al it y a n d to ing saved arpi o t h e r t plant ed. In Serosls" 'to' different state*. give them a bet t er s t ar t t o w ar d be­ Glendale, Arizona, r club of f c . t j c o m i n g ideal men and women. sevon has by it* efforts m l Idhhed n Florida l ias fifteen duba-iholding city park.. ' It has fought A «’!T"'ri' t *''y direct merntiership in the General To Remove Indebtcdncas Too much Hjince Would bo t«*I*•■deration, which now lias a mem­ We are all desirous of removing quirt'd to only p r i i r ’ly e hu mr r at e bership 9f 49 State Fedeiutionsr t h e m an y i ml varied r.dvantagcr ■•mm lulra. a,.d '.’,000,000 members, t he indebtedness on our club build­ ing and. therq are m any ways in have b ee n' sup pl ie d by t he diff hi" is this largest, organization of which the members can help i n db f e r ep t 'a tf tt * HedetaUons. Rut the kind in the world. _Club« from vWualjys V . Alaska to Cu ba and t he Isle of Dn e simple m a nn e r w ou l d) be for. Fines hold membership. , Th e Klofeach to make some article of fancy idn Federation^ joirfbd f he flpnet t j Federation in 1^ 8, j us t nine 1years work, p i t t i n g a price on same. /The after it was formed. For the, first club could appoi nt a sale com mitten time in t he history of our federa- t r t a k e charge Of t he contributions iioy, we are represented on t he hoard an'd arrange for a display an d fancy ° f ^lirector* pf the* G e n e r a l ' Federa- Afork ^»le during i w fair. 1'’.ii——■t .- ■ * # ■ '* 1 The first meeting of the clUb year A review of the civic work in San­ was held We dn es day, Oct. 13th. in ford is most encouraging and gives it newly p ai nt ed and remodeled club u» t h a t sense of t hi ngs accomplish­ house. Inclement weather was the ed t h a t is most g ra ti fyi ng to tho cause of only nine attendi ng. Our man or woman who has t he i nt er­ new ch ai rman , Mrs. L. It. Philips est of Sanford a t heart. lot t h e h ur­ presiding. Minutes of l a st meeting ry of this week’s work the writer were read a nd up proved. , All m e m ­ has been u nabl e to secure d a t a d a t ­ bers agreed to have club h ou r of ing fa r th er back t h a n t he ganford d e pa r tm en t set for three o'clock I m p r o v e m e n t Association six or sev­ PROMPT. Literary p a r t of m eet ­ en years ago,, b u t before t h e organ­ ing was opened by " T h o u g h t s for ized effort to i mp rov e Sanford, there the Coming Y e a r" from Mrs. L. R. were m a ny propert y owners whose Philips. As one member said af ter­ individual efforts b r o u g h t results wards, ‘‘Mrs. Philips always known Unde r t he efforts of the Sanford I m ­ just whut to say, anti when to say provement Association m a n y of the if" Rctljjspeclive t houghts played s hade trees now t he pride of our no little ■ ’b a r f Th e jist of ot her parks anti streets, as well ns m a ny t h o u g h t s , 'given when Mrs. Philips flowering shrubs and pturits * were was chairman of the old Wednesday planted an d other material effort Club were repealed. " T h e oiler made with some success to beautify generously' given t«> Wednesday to Lhu- t o wn a n d build up civiu priiWbecome u member iiT the F e d e r a ­ A f t e r ‘a s h o rt life of varied experi­ tion." <tc. <We note t ha t t he W e d ­ ences t he S. I. A. b ec a me defunct nesday cl ub has now only l ost its and short ly after the West Side I m­ identity in a Ihrger way. as the prove m i n t Association became a liv­ Literature Dept, of our W o m a n ' s ing factor in civic work, confining Club of Sanford its efforts however, to the West Mi inln-rs responded to n umb er n Side and principally to the West chib book, " \ a c a t b i i Helmet*" Side Park For the period of its Following Dm-* Mrs .1 M Whit busy (if-, tin W I A paid nut 1 1f if*"' pup1' , ofitincil tn iu|.i< fmiiiy ,|..|!.,r« to keep in Vnme de' l,li •• Half S'org.'tteii Southern ,,f unliT tins park thut was O-'f-, 1 lassies |> neglected by the city, the or.ly I’n d Halle, k <” *i ilc I rof De nt p^rk whose natural beauty was « 1,1 * mbia I M t - i - i l , .nc) I r . c fiiund.ition for a park b e a u l i f u H-i<k iie formerly of \ assur were f ader t he direction of the assoeiuUtioli d ■ i ,. •n mu t ■. ir loads of , a/Di werv i apt Smitl r. utuii.it. -lory o l ' . l u m p ' d into the purk which iti |'.«. , I ,, [,11. — t,,i- I.etUine clasp . Mot „ntn ]i|,m >. was several feet below Irnm it- elegance of diction Put i | i , - ur f a, e .d other par ts of the quoting Mr Hal lei k, Ii has the ,, •*m<| .1 ihen levelled and p l a n t Ih i nr ••( being l lie lirsi <tf it- kind , ,| with tb>w,ring pl ant Moriches wruieii in the English tongue utid a i ,■ 1 i , 11 ..I 11 swings md merry ■ii,', , si, ,| a new field to the wril'-r- , founds t.e tin ihltdrei To t inI \ nit r i, a 11 roin a in, i ;t ii l - o u t t i- j. , , i n i, 11■ t *j lm the .redit for i- n well known for the s lnrv of • |, •' - • j -t w iys over In the W e 't |'i cal'ontas as for ill his other Sub (ini w hi -It lime it fian been rtlle r <ii ie v•■me ii t s rather then the exception that hue \ marl us. r 11 I a 1111e 11 at lames extended to tin* side street* over III town in Kilo, K i- efimneil may the ot her sertlona of the town for have been a potiitible suggestion (.ir properly owners and the city *ds hake speui e' s " T em pe st ." The au ministration have pulled together thor. Mr Siraehey of the Virginia for this i mp rovement . Th e first colony and for many years a resi clean up campuigii held in Sanford dent ofVirginia was a contem- was inaugurat ed by the West Fide 1in pro ve me it t \ssocin t ion idy of >u ! | Ve Lend i Hand wo III) i -1.in,I - Ull Vlsler-ice was (’ 1Ub. whose li r ie f marked by many mtHm, an d a snrtery 'TmnTrojmtt-ofyoung ladies, whose earnest effortswere directed chiefly towaril t ho beautifying of the town. One monu­ ment to 'In- thrift of these faithful young women, is the tenuis court in t'eiitral i’ark WHAT WOMEN’S CLUBSL41AVE DONE p t i f t i c a r • UM(ttl . . f o r k there iss g b ac kgr ou nd <fl sten'dy b u t ' ul ways »a nd this is t he notewpfthy - t hi ng vitiilhted s t u d y , s t u d y Mat er i t o the lives and e n v ir on m en t "of £h<> sfq- dcut. • • ’So r i t ’ M d . Iltcrutuic c cu rs ts era cor related witlt a s t u d y of modertT conditions. i n s te ad of readi ng Rrowning a nd getting up t he his­ tory of Chi ppendal e, with e view to t he old ti me culture, club women zre t o w wbikinil i t becks on indu; trji! and ’ ori. ! st bjcct* . with a view- to appl yi ng their principles.” And so tin moving finger writes And hi ving writ niovcs on, Nor all y our piety, nor all y o u r wit C^n lure it hack to cause half a fine of it, therefore let us only look fojward to a glorious future for the useful an d helpful orgar.lra.tlon. Let tho wo men of Sunforfi i n ' t h e c o m i n g ' y e s r brock all records by i U. .achlevemenl i, which shrll even o ut st ri p its ' p a s t n o t e w o r t h y • hc-’ f t j n i pl U hm e ut f ^ Let therd p l an k com tint tees who have not only con­ t inued the work of the. old organiza­ tions but have i n s t i t u t e d o t he r pro­ gressive m et hod s . and „ introduced new features. Clean-up campaigns, flower shows a/xl plant sales h a ve been, large!)’ i n s t r u m e n t a l fb devel­ oping the civiy prid* t h a t h«n prrtved"hnd heitutified our-towii . ' Yn t he City lleuutfful c a m p a i g n t b d f , has been a nd is still being i v ag m^ the cooperation of t he s t r e e t and park committees of council a n d tji* inspector h ave been p o t e n t fnctois, ull of which has been • appreciatiid b y t he committees a nd fn fact the club a t \hrge Th«*re is e ve ry reason to bulitfC t ha t the rommittciyi for, tho enauiug year will c*ontti;ue’ t h t y ' aggressive campfljfn r.nd it is under-* stoqff tl.t.t the b adl y n ngl eel ed-Ninth i trept jicrk, n ot (ar. from tl*^ s t at i on ’ ,wi!l he the c h i e f ' . g r o u n d of iti£Operalioii* a n d t h u a t he good worlDgoes on. • ( "■ trees and bea uti fu y our public parks * et c . an d strive (or a Ci ty IloautTful;*' indeed so beautiful t h a t our north- 1 ern visitors will look forward -to their s t a y among us with longing and plcnsuic; and lust but n o t least . lot every woman in Sanfor d p u t fofth the best offorts, with her el tyV welfure at heart and fight against the blemishes whirl) are disfiguring our landscapes end t h r e a t en t o *e)im Innate much of the b e a u t y of o u r d t y . T^harelore, lot us 'declare war o n the unsightly billbbkrds nnd . advertiset i wmen lx and*let us fight t o win: A Cl ub •>!ember., �u .' ' .■. . .;• .„ PACK TWO * KItL r * —i ■- . 1■ THE 8 ANFORD HERALD p . OCTOBER IB, 1915 ' ' m -----------— - •' * — -- ■: Ti Mb V - >■ ■ of these efforts for t he child. T h e b ea ut y, however in the tiiw stat e, t he hobl who makes the m a n eu ve r s guests daily. Th e religious life is Sanford a n d Music Since I camp t o Sanford t went y* future hope * of Sanford in music the pre tt y ivory I ike column he­ of t he big battleships possible the -confined to services once u mont h on each island. Rev. ami Mrs. Day And spoke possibilities wn h the result women uru now behind t he guns five years ago t h e music life has lies in the young hoy and girl who (lave been missionaries to Pub they are p o k i n g the engines of war; k n o w n m a n y phases. At t h a t t i m e when parent s realize * t h a t music that a n u m b e r of dishes of v e r y uplm estine, conducting these services. there is no excitement, no banner iente flavor were obtained t h er e was some excellent vocal t al - should be t a ug ht seriously, not just People come from, t he surrounding and music, just hard work, unusual The following sitnYle recipes might e h t ; B<?me fine c o n c er ts given. T h e r e for program display- not appeals to | gftmp, bringing with t hem a picnic work, undertaken that their count ry be used a n d offered to Ihu winter was a n orchest ra a n d a large brass vanity, hut for their individual de-1 dinner which i* generally served at may not be entirely crippled. The. visitor as -n met hi ng " di ff er en t" and light a,* one enjoys a book, and fqr band. work is done seriously and steadily, onu . common table, between t he Ou r yo ung neonle and, t he m en " devel opment and increased spirit - of distinct Sanford origin. m . s ee me d t o ha ve m o r e l e i s u r e t h en uufity, ttie result will hi- remarkabl e, Ilaked Pal m Heart , or linked equaling t ha t t he men had done, ‘morn in g 'service -and afternoon S u n ­ Catering for t h a n now. O u r b a n d so met i me s for Sanford teems with music t a l ­ " P a l m e t t o C a b b a g e : " One large witli nn added grace and courtesy. d a y school session. ---- --------left h o m e t o p l a y for special ocen- ent. Paint He ar t shredded and parboiled They ur*> filling the vacancies in one's social affairs is r a th e r u difficult sloryt Young m e n t hen s ang more. The desire to at t ai n a little music t hree times, but do not cook too hanks, offices and shops. Th ey run and often nn embar ras si ng s i t u a ­ Supplies are sent front the T h e r e wero s om e good male q u a r ­ hurriedly a n d hence superficially has soft; drain, l e t st and in cold x\ater street cars and give subway service. tion. They work in munition factories, ra 'inland and if one o m i ti sending a t e t t e s ‘ h u t I n e v e r heard in t hese tnarrvd Vnusir’s worth to many an a few minutes, drain again. In a special messenger for ice the menu t ha t tinsoldiers may he supplied yea rs a piano solo outside t he home i ndi vidual . baking dish place a layer of the t is necessarily robljAl of its iced with shell, and what French women o r p r i v a t e affair. One then never Parents should not distress their Paint Heart, t hen a generous layer p l a y e d from m e m o r y or aimed hi g h­ children wi th -t he fueling unless t bey- of grated cheese, s|*rinkV* with salt are doing, the Hermans are lining desserts, and h u r r ie d ly the hostess er t h a n opera t rans cri pt ions a nd can "show off”- it is no good unless and pepper, . t h e n a layer of Pil ot also, in a mere systematic, better s u bs t i t u t es ’ other desserts or eurp a r l o r variations. La t e r there was they ran make money' out of it. Heart, a l t e r n a t i n g until dialt is organized way, Tor their work was luils the menu. Among the people . *® s om e good i n st ru ct i on hut no p r o ­ lint her tench them to love and to nearly full. Cover with white sauce pl anned for them long ago-. When of nt^te t h a t Miss Goodhue had t he the word went out that H e r m a n y pleasure of meeting were Mr, and gr a mm es . and hake urifll brown, desire it to "enlarge their spirits T h e first s t u d e n t s ' piano recital with all the wealth of Imauty good Palm S a l a d : Shred or chop fcourse- must feed herself this winter t he Mrs. Gould, now located on Sanibel was given at t he Ifotel Wilton in music can bring " iy a Palm Heart, boil in salted water women redoubled their efforts in the Island but formerly missionaries to Aluska a n d A. H. Andrews, editor of 1902. Th e selections were c o m ­ Children so t a ug ht will regard until tender, boiling in ut least three liejd, t h a t the harvests might he i n ­ creased. When t he government askt he * American Eagle. A unique posed of semi p o p u l a r and classical music as somet hi ng ab ove mere e n ­ waters will be required t o whiten ell for gold, silver, tin an d copper feature of this island is the absence numbers. Th e vocal solo of t he t ert ainment , iiut a serious and e v e r­ sufficiently to a p p e a r a tt ra ct iv e. of nrgroes.'* ThfJfVtlre not allowed t he women gladly gave t he ir or­ When cold niRl t wo cups of chopped e ve n in g was “ T h e Promise of Life," lasting joy in life a necessity. i.i i * I can cat 'em all — they, n am en t s and household utensils. to l o c at e ^ op l(|rag Cowan. It was well rendered by Children so t aught , when "grown celery, one pimento, salt a nd p e p ­ won’t hurt me! That'a he-’ M a n y a Herman wife wears an iron' one now p r om i n en t l y connected with up" will go to music programs for per. Mix with mayonnaise, chill and "V cause they’re made with Calu­ wedding ring in place of t he golden ope of Florida's leading uni versi ­ soul st imul us for music delights, serve. * GOOD S W E E T R E D P E P P E R met— and that'i why they're one given to the Fatherland, ties. My friend told me. however, not to see how it "goes off ‘ oi be ­ Croq uet t es Prepace Palm us for pure, tempting, tasty, whole­ tin J u l y 17 th Si), 000 women Is it “ p iment o" or " p i m i e n t o ? ” he diii not sleep t h a t night anil re-j cause a novelty is promised One salmi Put t hr ough the meat g ri n d ­ some — that’s why they won't m at che d t hrough the streets of Lon­ Hunting question of t he hour, for solved t ha t concert life was not I of the crying evils of concert life Is er one cup cold cooked chicken, otic hurt any kid.” • s ui ted t o his t e m pe r am en t . ! give us somet hi ng we have never small onion, two crisp crackprs. don to di-mund war work from the American housewives are rapidly b e­ R e c e iv e d l i S i b n t A w e t da Since t he date of this recital, piano heard, something new L'm J /»**! — St* tlip Add salt. |»-pper an d a little c a y­ newly appointed minister of mu n i­ ginning to make t he acqu ai nt an ce in tile procession fluttered (If ihi* canned sweet red pepper i• PrmmJ C**p ro g r a m m e s have been quite us u al , . A well known orchest ra c onduc tor enne p ep p er llb-nd with one well tions b anne rs bearing such inscriptions as. jkhai doesn't really burn at all ami and the best classics most enjoy |tl t hui co unt ry was asked whai mu beaten egg, s hape well in cracker ntitjr Ttml i mntl lgemt y ■ r m d e r e f i ,sic h c ~ w d i f f i l bring OUT Ihht wlfiTFr crumb'*, melt TFT P r o p lit TTee)r Men *mlist light . a n d _women .tliu/k finding it an . i i c qu au i tn m V we|! Work." "Shells made by a wife may worth while. which proves a cont inued and ser i­ The n umber s ment ioned in answer fat a nd brown. save a h u sb an d' s life," etc. * The But very few h ave guessed t ha t ous growt h in t hi s once much n e g ­ included B ee thove n’s N in t h S y m ­ Pickled. P a lm : Hoi) until t en de r lected phase of music life. phony " H u t . " said tite promi nent two small Hearts, chop one large leaders were received by Lloyd they are actually growing t hbj p e p ­ In t he earlier d a y s our church citizen, "I heard t ha t over six years c ab bage, ' four large onions, four George and Mrs. Pan k hurst TO- per in their gardens t h a t is when HOT choirs w«tc replete with line muk* ago The c onduc tor replied, " i do *weel red jo-ppiTH. one-eightii p o u nd H F T 11 Kit ON A P L A T F O R M . The t hey are growing pepper* at all, voices, most choirs could from Sun- i not believe t ha t one will rt-rr know it i Coliiiaii's m us t a r d *w>* cups g r a n u ­ Suffragettes have dropped their own whirh every one with a garden cause to work even more ardent ly should do For t he *wi-,-t red pej*day t o Sunday rentier male q u a r ­ writ rrrittijf' in this world lated s ugar. Milt t o , taste, two q ua r ts for their countrv. In an eloquent per and the sweet green pepp* r are tet tes tine church 1 remember b ad I We never hear any good music 1 cider viqegar mix anil boil pntil sermon :» clergyman '.ml that if t he [ identical The green pepper will a vested . lour of over twenty fuen number often enough to gel alt tin- cabbage i* tender >* al but women had been *alb-il **ut the m t urn r>-*i and be s»ii-t*-r than *vei and boys I am . q a loss to answer good out of it Rui h -aid r <huPal met to Pal m Hearts should be essurv three million would have re if you give it .» little time anil Mill for ibis t r eme nd ou s "falling "If inn it n, 'should be nur daily bread used only (luring t he drv season, a* uponded t lie nex t day shine I rend soniewhere t h a t ' Serious We said there were .concert ' some thev a b s or b and hold qiiuntitle* of \* to tin* name " j n m e n l o i* m Limy a -a d* In *-r ini! milk hustling years ag" and tine uties. Put 1lie> imisn -luil\ mu-t enlarge n if -yin moisture S hould always lie j>ul . b.iggagin running eh-vatiors, acting a* correct, being a corruption of t he did not surjiass t h o s e we have had pallors, en ha n ce emot ional ex pres- 1 to cook in hoihng witter a nd cooked j hotel clerks and porters an d the Spanish word pi miento or pimicnta III file [Hist few vears Nor were ■don Tirol im-reti-e o n e ’s m p a r i i v fo r q III- k I V Pimitiln i* a real vvi-r-l bnwiver 1. m i d m11 hohhv is .i Homan tlo-re ever, in m\ memory such joy in wlial l he great lititstelan* of M r i k Luca being till- *cli'lltlt|i: wur-l fur allspice large and well t r ai ne d choruses as t itr world have to g i v e " rlo winner of rank and wealth i Eugenia pimento which i some those ue have enj oyed within t he j are t urni ng their house* into hosWhy deny the less tal ent ed sin-ii i \\ (I M U N ' s U n It k IN T H E W \ It |pltal~ and *dev oting fortunes to re t urn* called the J amai ca |>e|*per (last five <-r six \ ears opportunities. Or feel oneself not Tile mistake has the more easily Many of them are Amer The great <!r*-*-k philosopher Plain, | be! work Six years ago i he SJittfqrd M i n n young enough to under st and to in curred because. until cmnpar a-| Cl ub was organized Its t alent real h blit for such knowledge its wlieii *iex ribmg ai| ob-al republp [ ii i!ii women and tin- fortunes were CH\CA<35 tjv.lv lately On- sweet pepper (' an anyone fought down ill Peginning di*ci»ur- meaning worth ami . " in pa nion -l ii p’ -aid t hat women should go | o a b< mad*- m thi* loimtry whetln-r red <>r green has been al ’ Music gives Us idealIt brushes front ami light |u*t as the men -lid imagine i to- situation without tloage me nt s, finally uniting with t tie most entirely unknown in North ( S anfor d Wo ma n' s C l u b , which a d d phi- cobwebs nut of eve ry da y life How hooji ik Mu* purl >>f fils ideal nuraws’ flow many have gone from America except in those state* near to he realized, not o nl j in republics, t hi* count ry? The present head op ed greatl y To Us strength in mem arid keeps u- young Mexico or t 'u b a In tiiess jilaee* St Luke'* |!o*|iiiii| in Orlando nerve but in t he kingdom* and empire* hers, a nd the gro wi ng music siluaSanford will, in time, and *hould C h e a p a n d big c a n B a k i n g P o w d e r s d o n ut the *weet pepper is preferred In it.» served a* a Red Cross nurse in tier a . ro -s the w a t e r ’’ It i« not an tin tion in Sanford assures a jierma- have U bi g. nogular choral of men and s a ve you mo n ey . C a l u m e t do e s —It's P u r r ripe, red stage 1'hus, with the One must enjoy study for umiu 1 sight t o d a y in London to see many, many have gone to (Haguenency .and s pl endi d - work This women a n d far su p e r i o r t o s o u r mi lk a n d soda. average northerner, who has not music division r e g u l a r l y presents to years to be a soloist, but any one Khaki clad women who helojig to strteken Herv in. and many ha n- not All over heretofore realized the existence of the public, in p r o g r a m m e a n d c o n ­ riot atone deaf or d u m b can aing in t he " W o m e n ' s Defense Corps" r eady r etur ned anil never will. the land the women are knitting, a sweet red pepper, has created con­ cert. t he best, fr om past and p r e s ­ a big chorus and gain a great share to hear ar ms in case of invasion. He ha* instinctively asso- nf,t ,.v,.n those sent from his own knitting t ha t the soldiers may have fusion. in tin* joy of music e nt music writers Ope of riie a r g u m e n t s now used elated t he words " r e d and "p ep - country He calls tt by it* correct The men of our town should sing against woman' s suffrage is that the hand knit socks, warm bands T h e Cocillan Music Club, c o m ­ per." singly or combined, with lire, name ei t her the American sweet and vvri«ti-r* To m my Atkin* beg­ It needs " o n l y to t r y " posed of young music students was more woman i* now exempt from mill- j and also with the t raditional Met- pepper nr I fie Spanish 'pi mi en to Some one ha* *aoi, I >i•1 vou ever t ary dlltv and it 'lie a*-time* rlo-| ged for the hand msde sock*, as t he organized in I'uir, and has given in * nil love of tin- hot red t a p p e r If vou prefer canned peppers I t the past ten t e a r s one hundred a n d know a rea|ly mean |.o> io whistle'* right to vote she must -U-rv,- her j fa- tot y one* h*,| i *eufn that made vi*ti to hav. i tn* b es t , buy A rm-rp .- i Thu* it ha* happened that Inpa* tinfeet raw^and sjo*mi t he march for ty regular progr amme* and over r lie ft let us encourage nur boys to country in t he army D o t , * hr not grown one* and cun them yourself refused to buy sweet Amer bn n red e* a nd m the wet 1 ‘he women of whistle! It is healthful t went y-five re ci t al s to an invited do this t oday? Do ail the men If you prefer . Sanford i n the past few years has aatvfi in t h e army. o r . in the same Glasgow were appealed to they are jM-ppers shipped north by Southern grn It is easily done —public. - - ■— their foreign t o t heir American name cr* for nil red peppers looks uspiciously nil great kni UersuparlicjuJarfy the S a n f o r d ’s fine bra ss band bus re­ had a great music awakening. And branch of it? Is not the work of the he correct and say not “ pinlento.’ alike to him. Consequent ly they are ma rk et women and in one ' weiJV c entl y been reorganized and e n l a r g ­ with present opp or tu ni t ie s of <yr-’ engineer, maki ng roads and bridges « f el lent inst ruct ion in every phase o and p l h n m n g fortification* as much the women of Glasgow sent in fifty shipped onl y to cities with a large b u t “ pimiento." ed < annvcf Swee t Pefipers Heat ed percentage of foreigners front s o u t h ­ t hou s an d jisirs of socks T h e r e is also a new orchestra for the art, we predict we shall in tin- a service ti his co un t ry as t hat of ern Europe, where t he sweet pep Wash. ‘half. seed, drain and next lew years In* fumed as one of In till* i-uuntry there i* a leading our yo ung men These deserve mil the p ri vat e in the r a n k s ’ Are not per is known and Rived wipe pepper* Scald five minute* in the state's music center***, and known fancy work *hop that keeps -tockei^ hea rt i es t en c ou ra ge me n t and sup the women across the ocean serving As a m a t te r of fact th American water poured on when it j* hulling port May t h e y grow m nu mb er . not only as " L u c k y S anfor d" but their c o u n t r y now as If ul\ as the up with tin- lu-av > gray and brown Hwcet red pepper i* identical with li ra in li-t coni snmi-w ha I and pit- k Musical Sanford wool which I* sold it ■ 1 1 1*t to those May the city b a n d and the city soldier* in the trenches'.’ Who will Add one ti-a*|Mii>nbil the imported pimu-nto, except that in g!*s* jar* o rc hes tra live forever in h a r m o n i ­ deny it? In France every man J*e win* will knit sock* bo the soldiers. of salt to each jarful of pepper* the latter, canned and costly, is not Pal met to Palm Pointers K v i r y where at summer resorts ous a t t u n e to t h e town's credit and tween ‘JO an d 4N, with a few excep­ Fill jar* with cold water and place so good as the fre*h American t ype the delight of music lovers The pul motto palm is a product tions is off to the war. a nd the there are Red Cross meetings nod tup* on loosely Put jars in a boiler The l at t er , shipped from our own In Sanford t h e r e is a good b o y s ’ peculiar al moat entirely to Florida, wonu-n are nut weeping and waiting, benefits to raise funds and do the with (also « bot tom. Add cold water south from December to July* or The S ant a Claus shift was b a n d composed of very young men yet l ittle seems to he known of its oh (hey are so often described. T h e y work. from no rt her n garderns from July to a depth of three inches (enough to T h e r e is ulso a y o u n g peojile’s o r ­ use us a food, except by the older are working to keep the machinery sent by .women that the d es ti tute to December, has the sujieriority of form steam later, udding boiling chestr a, mostly-- of small hoys an d generation and theA prepared, only, of the nation going, to Uphold thd kiddies in those saddened lands any fresh vegetable over its canned water as it boils away). So girls. .T h ere are five violins In this as "boil ed c a b b a g e ” As such it o rg anizat ion t h a t keeps the men at might h ave a Christmas toy. Place the boiler on lh*» stove Snif form, and costs much less. o rc h e s t r a from t h e ranks of our was first introduced to the writer. the front. We have heard a great the women work to build up, to r e ­ let, water boil one hour; t h en allow Oddly enough, alt hough the Amer­ m a n y ‘children violin students. So served, its ext remel y un at t ra c ti ve deal about t he map behind the gun. pair a nd to relieve while the work the Tttcam to escape by raising t he ican sweet red p e p p e r is still gener­ T o o much c a n n o t be laid in praise appearance won little favor. Its We have heard loo of the s t o k er In of t he men -is -wha t? \ ally unknown, except to foreigners, boiler-top, and d o s e j ar-tops tightL- _. the green sweet jiejiper has beoom Let cool till next day, when repeat Among the South Florida Islands almost as great u fail with. Amer ­ heating process, loosening jar-tops at :XXXIIIIIIII1III>CXXIIIIIIIIIHIX3CXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIII50«XIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXX3<: Repeat t he third day Miss Isabel Goodhue, who has re­ icans as t h e foreigm canned red sweet t he start. limited Peppers Yet t he green sweet pep­ cently returned from a visit to the pepper. Seed and South Florida L'tknds gives a vivid per and the red sweet pepper, wher­ . ' t^uart er t he peppers. Dr oi 1 over hot coals until the edg'"* ever grown,are in a sense tlot-.iiutmaccount of her trip Miss Goo dhu e curl Servy at once with thin, thing. ' . _ was the guest of Mrs. Albert Fro we browned slices of breakfast bacon. The red sweet pepper is simply the Don al ds on and her father, Dr. Canned Swee t P epper s Cold Frowe. on Cuptiva Island, where she green sweet pepper allowed to ripen anil t o ' d e v e l o p itz sugar. A i rce u Wadi, dry. s t em, ha/ve and seed recei ved many delightful social a t ­ mn ’ X a n d peck d o r ? in glass j a rs . . Have pepper may be j u st us much a ho: t entions. Combining business and pleasure, she made mflny interesting pepper a* u hot red pepper, for Otis r eady cold water in which salt trips among the island* while s t u d y ­ is it m a t t e r of variety in general, t two t..b . e.poonfula to each jaf) ing t he bird life of this section and t h ou gh , occasionally, there may he has been boiled six mi nutes a nd the Fill jars per­ secured much valuaMti ' d a t a from a h o t bush’—o "sport'" among the water titem cooled. fectly full wtih this and seal. field of sweet peppers. Mr Thos Hand, a famous guide Salted P i p p e r s for Winter Use In short, Ihe greCn swfeet pepper and warden for the National ^Audue * v j x * Wash and wipe t he whole s w e e t bon Society Hera qn these i s l a n d s | !* a developed but riot n ripe pep* There may be red and green peppers and tie t i gh R' in a cjieeselives t h e “ fryiate bird" oi which so per. m u ch lies been wV.tten.' *From Mr. peppers c ut Ro'm t he name hush. If c l a j h bag; place in a ^ s t o n e j ar and \ s * * * *• Hand Miss Goodhue li-rCni-d m any st^ the p t e t . poppers hnva hut part fill it up with cold water salted, of t he bird calls and m u t u a l trillr^of of the flavor t hey would have had allowing four t nbl cspounfuls of salt lA)ts for \ybite Pgople; IaoU for ( ’olored People; Ixits for Home Builders; the gay little wi r 1 In* t h rt i est tn ' a n d which their sister red pepper* to each q ua r t of water. When tteedIx)ts fot* Tnyefttorsf^L/iLs for;Kvervbody. Sanford is r,rowing; Grow with it. the Ir.-e* eiul foliage of these b ea u­ huvedi ad they, like their sister*, ■d freshen by soaking in fresh, soft, Buy rmw while IVices''are'LoV, and. Reap the Profit. Don't Wait and Kc^rt^ini ^ ( tiful i*Und*, which we shall prob- be,-ii i.|,owed to ripen i-nii ivrcotne warm watiT. <J^eep tn III cold place. Dr'eil Sweet Pepper s for Winter t h ^ y o u Failed U> A c U : ( ’time in and See Us, and we will Show Yuuv Speak to; g h'ar“"onwttme m.»* Good- a* i.eauofui ..mi sweet to u,e paiau Wash and dry the peppers ’tFeJTTiis about Building a House for you. * T h e ripe,, rosy-red huc's reel la hi in the future The *s to t he eye o u ghl y. String t h e m on heavy threml* island life is wonderfully interesting, aweet pepper is as luscious und or tie or k not each s t e m with twine This t he fdrt h e mot or boat being the only uve- frupjr ns an apple. j < n o t close enough t o t ouch) anil nut* of ro(£triunication lielwacm neigh ami Amerlro Italb a n g the strings in a d ry place until, iana or Spaniards eat them just a* bors end friends Afternoon sWin! t h e moisture has e v u po r at o d. L«t*'r' t hey would an apple. afftirs a n d shend the day parties * * ,* v * j, famous . social —(unctions in which . T h e foreigner is right about t he t h e y can be tied in bags a n d hung both men end wnmWn participate for sweet rod pepper; it is better t han u p . ’ A VfV tt y . i . ■■ S. f.v 7' 'f • The e v e n i n g - p a i t y is' rarely knbwn: t be^gr een »w.eet pepper. He buys * ~T ^ T - T T : . v* Coming in boits, there is almost! the American grown, fresh, sweet Optimistic T h o u g h t always a- continuous ' sfreem of red pepper -not tire conned onga— I F " dull world.hath ueed ■ ’x i r ; i s wvt “ O h Look! Lots, in beautiful Seminole Park, just | west of Passenger Depot, Sanford, and in | .er Realty Co., all sold on Easy Terms. S. Adams Co., Agt; Phone 245 < st . C?V'' !*«•T* A t Sanford, Florida iiimcxiiiiiiiiiiiiwae: ’* ; A h«, aKri"C. ?w I i buL u rn □ �V Y OCTO BEU 15. Itfl 5 T H E SANFORD H ER A LD PAGE T H R E E ■a. rp f by the young Indies of. t he Church Mo ves to Sanford of the Holy Cross of this city, The m a ny frlendi 6f Llr. O. B. especially for t he purpose of p ro­ Van Epp a n d family, 'will regrot t o moting the growt h of s oda! life in ^earn t ha t t hey intend to leave hero t ho church a n d doing a certain Sanford Temp le No. 17 P yt hi an pressed on toward the vision of the in a few days for Sanford, Florida^ amo un t of charitable work, in this Sisters wes i nst it ut ed (March 5th, better country, t o an assemblage of to make that place their future I this it has mai nt ai ned a r e ma rkabl e community. !!*(('' The charter list •,hri’<i*lod |of men buried with t he perishable re­ home. This move ha* been deemed I a t te nd a nc e and preserved its m^anIt has been the custom of this eighteen ladies and twelve Knights. wards of the d a y. She btought tin iiuUon in tart . With conditions us necessary on account of the he 11th they have been a n a n g e d for in the Guild a t Thanksgiving and again at Meetings are held twice u m o u t h tiiree-fojd leaven of endur ing so­ of the d oct or and (anrily.i Th ey ex­ now church building, the a t t en d an ce Christmas to di st ri bu te b ot h food and thuch interest is shown V# *'<i ciety, faith, gentleness anil home, pect to leave here t he lat ter p ar t of should easily lie doubled and the and articles of clothing, wherever next week. The officers for thisj|lerTn ^are? with nurture of children. And t he mem­ efficiency of the school greatly i n­ siime was needed. P Florence Frank: M E. C., Since the organization of t he Dr. Vnn Epp lias been enjoying a ber* have also worked with unlimit­ creased. nie Wicker; E S,. Kate Mc- Gr an d Chapt er of Florida there has lucrative practice, and while his The school i» thoroughly o r g a n ­ ed [ffltiencv and untiring zeal for j Lanilin, K. J.. Carrie Ao ernat hy: M . been paid- towards u Masonic and friend* here are loth t o see him ized with three hundred members, the purpose of placing in the bank Minnie Woodruff; M. of F . Sarah Eas ter n Star Home per Inst report leave wish himself and family suc­ a substantial fund for an organ t wen ty teachers and live officers. F rank. M. of II and C., Cat rie 32.M6.d6. cess in their new home. The m e n ’s Brotherhood clasa with which is _Yory much needed in the Davison; P.. Carrie Spencer; G.. • f^rotn last r eport there Were 85 church. They will have at at he Dr, Vnh Ep p has dispoied of his ninety members, ages ranging from Lola Evans. New members are C hap ter s in the stute. During 1915 end of t h i s . y e n r two h undred dol­ interests here to Dr. C. B. Finetwent y-one to eighty-ftvt* lyears. Tho added from time to time. We work several others have been added to frock. who will move in the formeVs lars in the First National Hank of married women's class, known as tho together in Friendship, Love and t he order. ■» this city ns' a foundation, every office from his present location. Dr, Wesleyan T r u t h Seekers has t hi rt yCharity, realizing t h a t in the sight Wc always keep in memory t hat Flnefrock, who is also well and fa­ penn y of which has been earned by nine members and the young w o m ­ of G o d all are equal and all are t r y ­ It is ing with p uri ty o( hearts to be f a i t h ­ shadlws have mingled with the s u n ­ vorably known here and has been e n ’s class, the Daughters of Wesley the members of t he Guild. shine and our s ym pa th i es have gone enjoying u good practice will look with twenty-eight members are t h o r ­ hoped that every dollar of this fund ful t o our obligations a n d practice ou t in full measure to those whose well after his interests. oughly organized and registered. will be many times blessed a nd earn benevolence at all times. homes have been ma de and, and lone­ ten more. Some generous citizens Tho Seniors and Juniors have their Dr. Finefrock has been appointed ly by the passing of loved ones. health officer to succeeed Dr. Van class ‘organizations with president, of our town have already pledged Order of Eastern Star Leaves have their ti me to fall themselves to helpful donations E p p . — -Port Clinton (Ohio) Herald. vice president, secretary and t rea s­ So many hnvp asked what is it And flowers to wither ut the north when the time comes fof buying an urer and are working earnestly for _________________ f like, 1 t h oug ht here was the ti me wind’s breath. organ. *Why not give ' bo w' ;a nd let the upbuilding of their classes an d How Bacteria Llvs Forever. And stars to s et : but all, this s um be earni ng interest, and to tell you a little about this greut arranging financially for t he fur­ Bacteria may be properly described order t h a t e mb ra c es the world. T h o u hast all seasons for thine, ndd additional e ncouragement t o nishing of their respective classrooms • s Immortal,.becauso when they attain Its membershi p consists of Master O Deat h. ” these earnest young workers. Time Masons in good standing in a M a ­ an age of fifteen minutes they, each db* in t he new church. * »» ' t sJT * * Dear readers, t his gives you a vide in two and continue so p r i d i n g brht gs -many changes, originally this sonic lodge a nd their wives, d a u g h ­ J h e school is also organized.;iIfc-> was. an organization of y oung girls, ters, mothers, widows and sisters small idea- of t he order of East er n Idduffolt’ely. If al| tba conditions were trtisshmary sphoof, t h e o f or In*, o/ t he Mrs* Neal being the only C a r r i e d who have a tt ai n ed the age of eijfh<- •S ta r in the d t y of Sanford. A col umn lijeal ono bacterium would in twentysecond Sunday, in each month e n ­ member, now it is composed chicily teen years are eligible to m em be r­ of interest could be written but I four hours become forty thousand bil­ tirely goes (or missionary work and lion billion. do not wish to tire you. of young matrons, all of whom are ship in this order. hus been done for the last t w e n t y - 1 * * * ' intensely i nterested^ In its ? present seven years- I rie school was awardThe g over nment of the order and future welfare. V*‘ ed t h e efficiency banner for t h i s dis­ vested in three bodies, nnmc Any one wishing . to D^omjCf „» . . . . . ,. trict for lusl, year . member, not - J k s s a r i l y .^ 'jn i U j e 'd ., W t r ^ .‘n ™ , er Working as it has under such . v .»•••. , , -y General G ra n d C h ap ter, G ra n d V , .. . . , w ith any o n \ i4ihri b ' w i l l 'l^»,.qW»st '■ ' ............... great dlsadvantage,* as has collie to , \ •• ./ .ill C h ap ter a n d Suliirdinate C h a p te r xFrf. as t hi .. rtf,- niit* lot it r* remarkabl e thu-Standard j _ The G rand C h a | i t e r of F l o r i d a befsbip Is unlimited. it has maintained and k4fit up to wa s o r g a n i z e d in S a n f o r d J u n e 7l l i . such fine condition. Thyi w't* ,a|^ 1904. The n am e of the ortier, tho Women s Auxiliary t ri but e to the e U r y s t interest of . n a m e s o f t h e d e g r e e * a n d m o d e s ef The Woman' s Auxiliary t o the r e c o g n i t i o n a r e u n c h a n g e a b l e . the teachers and officers and the Hoard o f Missions of the Episcopal loyalty of the srholurs It* lessons are Scriptural, its LADIES’ FRATERNAL SOCIETIES IN SANFORD Woman a Missionary Union At tho Juno mooting of the C o n ­ gregational Worn on’s Missionary S o ­ ciety it xvas decided to s t u d y " T h e King’# . H i g h w a y , ” ono of t he new iTrJijfflriw'irtinty-'-booka for 1915-1916 Issued hy tho Cent ral • Commi tt ee on the United S t u d y of Floreign Mis­ sion*. Wishing to keep in t ouch with our Ho me Mission work also, the c ommi tt ee on programs (or t h e year has a r r a n ge d fro throe Homo Mission, Pno T h u n k Offering a n d six Foreign Mission afternoons.* . J us t here a few words abou t t he origin of the United S t u d y of Mis­ sions may be of interest. During the Ecumenicnl Conference, held in Mew York. April 21-Ma y l, 1‘JOO, a long cont empl at ed plan to un it e all Women' s Hoards of Missions in the United St at es and Ca na da in a more t horough qtudy of missions took definite shape. A represent ati ve c o m m i t t e e J , was appoi nt ed t o ar range a course of s t ud y and provi de met hods of c a r r y ­ ing out t he same. Via Christi, nn introduction t o t he a t u d y of mis­ sions was t he first of a scries pro­ posed b y t he committee, (Allowed by studio? of India, CTiinu. J ap a n " mid other countries, each volume treating of t he history of the mis­ s i o n s in t h e cou nt ry to which it was ■d e v o t e d ' and beginning with t h e n i n e t e e n t h century. W h i l e o u r s o c i e t y tins n o t s t u d i e d a l l the book* recommended we l a v e # . MU i rsm used with much pleasure a nd proilt some of t hem, such as Via Christf, Lux Christi— an outline s t ud y of missions’ in I nd i a and Hex Christi, an outline s t u d y of missions ini ('hilia in connection wifh other (ori-ign httH home work. < Methodist c h u r c h ts a n o r g a n i z a t i o n o l t h o t ea chi tigs m o r a l a n d u s purposes w o m e n of e a c h p b r i s l i As t h e n a m e In n e f i c e n t t 'hur r h J u n i o r L e a g u e i m p l i e s we h e l p t h e H o a r d o f M i s ­ T h e (> F! S. is w h a t we m a k e it laist y e a r we h a d m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g ^ c h a v e a J u n i o r F . p w o r t h L e a g u e s i o n s m t h e i r w o r k , e s p e c i a l l y ill t h e It wc w i s h o u r s t a n d a r d t o be a s u p p o r t of w o m e n m i s s i o n a r i e s p r o g r a m s f r o m a n o t h e r o f t h e U n i t p d " i t h e . M e t h o d i s t ■h u r . h «f S a n f o r d t . - mp l e of r e f u g e a n d o f f e r s tut in >tudy books, " T h e C h il d in t h e M r t L K P h i l i p s i* o u r s u p e r m The u n i t e d o f f e r i n g g i v e n b y t h i s e c u l i v e for t h e h i g h e s t s t a n d a r d we M idst” w h ic h deals w ith existing te n d e n t We have now ..n r ol l b a n d of worker.* a l l o v e r t h e U n i t e d must build with perfect m aterial S t a t e s , o n c e in t h r e e y e a r s ts a .. million s a n d efforts for ch il d bet-1 a b o u t s e v e n t y m e m b e r s I be p o i n t s of .Mir S t a r r a d i a t e ill t erme nt u n d e r Christian influences. | w<' I'” 1' 1 Jm e t mg . on. .- a w.-.-k .... g r e a t h e l p t n t h e H o a r d of .Mis­ tiie b l u e r a y of f i d e l i t y , t h e y e l l ow sions. W c help th e H o m e Missions T h e K i n g ’s H i g h w a y w a s w r i t t e n ) F r i d a y a f t oQFiioo hioons rav of c o n s t a n c y , t h e w h i t e r a y of T h e L e a g u e ha * f u r n i s h e d a n d by g i f t s of c l o t h i n g , e t r W e also v Mrs lldeji U arrett M ontgoin , I . tr i t v. t h e grc. oi r.,v of h o p e of f o r s e x e r a l year-. h a s b e e n k e e p i n g a s s i s t , , ur B i s h o p in iits w o r k by a ■r> \yjio, i n c o m p a n y with Mrs i t nrnoi t a b t v a n d t tie r e d r a y o f fer u p a r o o m a t it,.- O r p h a n a g e at F.n s y s te m a t ic offering It is t h e o b j e c t e v e n c y H e n r y W . P e a b o d y , c h a i r m a n of t h e a n d z e a l in f a i t li , d i v i t i l n g E v e r y C h r i s t m a s we s e n d of t h*. m e e t i n g s t o b e c o m e f a m i l i a r t ' n e t r a l C o m m i t t e e on t h e I ' n i l e d le r n rls e o u r hie a! of (i E S, s t a n d a r d w h i c h t h e c h i l d r e n at th e O r p h a n a g e w i t h t h e m i s s i o n s of- t h e - e h u r r h a n d -t iu iy oi F o r e i g n M is si o n s, a n d their p o i n t s n s t o t h e S t a r tn t fie E a s t box of p r e s e n t s e n d o u r box last i heir need* a n d to s p r e a d t h i s i n t e r ­ . l a u g h t e r s , v i s i t e d t h e v a r i o u s mi sSot only Grand Chapter* but I ’h n s t m a s w a s vai ner ) a t J 1 5 tilt est t.< o t h e r s , s o t h e • w o r k j n a y i n n ' f i o m E g y p t to I n d i a , C h i n a 1 > S u b o r d i n a t e ( b a p t e r lias h ad i n t h e p a s t y e a r t h e LeugUe 1 a - .grow as t h e n e e d i n c r e a s e s As we Korea and J a p a n I it p i o n e e r d a y s , i t s t r i a l s a nd g i v e n fai l till i ,■ t ft*- P u d d i n g f n r . d .»( k n o w t i ie n e e d is i n c r e a s i n g r a p i d l y O u r s o c i e t y h a s its m e e t i n g s th e , t r o u b l e s b e f o r e tl is l ui ly e s t a b l i s h e d the M ethodist rh u rrh in t h e s e d a y s o f u n r e s t a n d u n s (m irth M o n d b y in the m o n t h an d i California is the first to ItOntR Our League motto i* Ml (or conditions in the v a r i o u s exten d s u c o rd ial In v ita tio n to these 1'i.iiieeT M o t h e r s E r e c t i n g a s t a t u e a t i "hi its t • meetings to friends interested in tiie P a n a m a F’ x p o n t n . n I n s c r i p t i o n R u t h I'eubodx Marshall this w o rk T h e O ctober meeting p a y * delayed tribute. At t h e b a s e President will be a t t i i e h o m e of M r s J C Junior Auxiliary i of t h e m o n u m e n t r e a d s . " O v e r n l d e K n s i n i n g e r a n d e v e r y m e m b e r is ex The Junior Auxiliary of the p a th s wuth h u n g e r a n d risk she iinly Cross C hur ch p e e l e d t o l>e present. C h u r c h of t h e H o l y s C r o s a is a h a n d Her h a p s a b r i e f s k e t c h of t h e first of a b o u t l i f t e e j r ' gir-:« f r o m 10 t o 16 y e a r , w h i l e t h e r e is a c o r d i a l s p i r t ! c h u r c h in S a n f o r d m i g h t p r o v e of y e a r s t d a g e ' w h o m e e t t o g e t h e t o n c e T h e W o m a n ' s M issio n ary Society of c o o p e r a t i o n a l o n g t h e l i n e o f t h e interest As t o p r e s e r v e t h e . h i s t o r y s w e e k ” u n d e r t h e l e a d e r s h i p o f M r s of t h e M e t h o d i s t c h u r c h o f S a n f o r d various and varied Sunday school i« a t p r e s e n t o n e t^f t h e p l e a s a n t S fi. t ' h a s ^ ' u m l M r s H F W hit ♦. i s a m e m b e r s h i p of f o r t y five or Hit f T i‘* » ! ■ * The" o b j e c t |s t o t h i n k and t a s k * t h a t t h,- w..m< of it ■ - ■> f > h m r ■illy Hie womt'ri h a v e tins veal w o r k for o t h e r * l ess b l e s s e d in w o r l d are a tte m p tin g t h r o u g h c o m m i t t e e s c u r r i e d <>n a* < ongregaliiihal l adies I m en General Hanford ex ( o n a o l t o !y t h i n g s t l m n We lire a l s o t o ge* i i ' . ial t h e i r s e v e r a l lines, of w o r k T h e L a d i e s U n i o n of t b e ( . . i. gr e m o r e f a m i l i a r w i t h , t h e c h u r c h ’s T h e y h a v e u s t u d y c u r i e , w h i c h B e l g i u m , a n d for w h o m o u r t o w n is w'urk a l o n g tHtfJDne M m i s s i o n s . W e g a t i o n u l C h u r c h w a s - o r g a n i z e d in is d o i n g a g r e a t d e a l t o p r o m o t e t h e named was u devout c h u r c h m a n and . . , 17* .... . • »* * h a v e h e l p e d t w o d i f f e r e n t c h i l d r e n 1890 for tiie p u r j m s e of a i d i n g t h e t h e half b loc k c a u f o of m i s s i o n s . Uelinving th a t g en ero u s ly d o n a te d We c lo th ed c h u rc h socially a n d financially, it t o g o t o mission s c h o o l s k n o w l e d g e is o n e g r e e t s o u r c e of i n - o c c u p i e d b y t h e r e c t o r y a n d c h u r c h h a s b e e n a g r e a t h e l p in b o t h t h e s e o n e l i t t l e K i l D f f or s e v e r a l m o n t h s , w a s b u i l t in I.*17.1 p i r n t i m i , h e l p f u l , i n s t r u c t i v e b o o k s T h e first c h u r c h N u m e r o u s a n d varied h a v e b e s i d e s m a n y s m a l l e r glf l* n e a r e r w a y s t r e a t i n g of t h e c o n d i t i o n s in this »n the site where now stand* th b e e n t h e soci als given, th u * f o r m i n g home We also w o rk , sew, c ( c , dilt .-qu^lprv a n d f o r e i g n l a n d s « r c read *rectory, mid was at that time t h k b o n d b e t w e e n till- m e m b e r s a n d I n n *«. m g the year fo r o u r t a l ^ o ill (lba n d discussed T h e s t u d y c i r c l e l a s t o n l y c h u r c h in Sai vJ ord th e o t h e r ibjimrt m e n t s o f th e c h u r c h u n m n i l b a z a a r a t w h i c h , 'lirni* w, lug week h a d t h e i r first m e e t i n g a f t e r v e r e s t o r m t e n y e a r s a l t er It is c o m p ok e d c h l e t l v III t fir J.i d l e s It u s u a l tv m a k e a n i ce s u m w l u c l i , lb,- s u m m e r v a c a t i o n ft w a s a d e . o ( n | , , | HY*;). it was b l o w n . 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I lie c h u r c h a n d y m g r o ­ b g h l ' i d o c c a s i o n w i t h m u c h i n t e r e s t w a s r e b u i l t u n t h e p r e s e n t si te t h r e e used in nu^ work gation. years later T h i s lot was a l s o d o AHVig wijJW O i i r - w o r k , txe hu\>**h«»u n A s a f i n a n c i a l a i d t o t h e e l i u r f n it n t i l e d b y G e n S il l t f o r d , a s w a s t h e m uri> l i a [Tod’ f Wri e ^ u n e - i i l j i u r t l c t l l a r n » » hoci b I n i T v i r p ron»niiUf«* in pifying-f h e l p e d v e r y . p t a t e r t a l ly m p;ij b e l l , a s p e c i a l o r d e r f r o m B e l g i u m . ,Mlr . \VfA o t c j u s t constantly studying social rondi-. the c h u r c h d e b t s , i n k i n g r a r e t of c o u l d t e l l t d h a p p i e r t i m e s in s t a r t i n g oujt fp^[ ft ) 4fft * t h i a f a l l a f t e r t i o n s in S a n f o r d a n i l o t h e t p u t t s of U c h u r c h b u i l d i n g a n d h e l p i n g wi ^h t h e friv lo'ykin'g J o rw a r d t h e c o u n t i y a n d is e v e r o n t | . e Icok,- j D - l g i u m . w h e n it c a m e o v e r i n 1X76. vacaHbp music fund. . . ' /. e,.,,*sf 1 | | wini hand in a n y uplift t h an now confront t hat unfortunate to an e n t h u s i a s t i c !1 "u “11cce ■>ut t o l e nnil d N o t a l o n e h a* i t s -work b e c i * . d o n e 1 do i.«t know, but m e t e r ' s work V w ork T l if,e Whole society .S one big country, in t h e c h u r c h a s it h a s h.-h/rol t h o s e ' , . . 1t. i . , f .. I II., I L d o u b t t h e li Oa.ut i f i i i a n d s su ae cr ur iel d nI .aI m e om njiltx-e to v isit the stran g er. in d i s t r e s s w h o n e e d e d a i o ail' d s e n t o f C h u r c h of t h e H o l y C r o s s i n s p i r e d f m i n i s t e r t o t h e »;iek a n d h e l p t h e " T h ef Little Helpers a w a y s e v e r a l b a r r e l s o f ' f l o t fl i ng {it Gell another jiriceless gift ffom needy T h e L u t h ) ^ H e l p e r s " VkftB. o r g a n - d i f f e r e n t "time* t o p l a c e s vfhnrtj. t b e {n p„h y. 1^14 with ,\Irs n e e d w'as g r e a t S a n f o r d in t h e winter has m an y Sanford, it splendid oil Painnng ... r) a s dlfet’t resrf*’ it V •tiangers b u t v e r y few sick and Du* crtirifixioii ol our blessed l aud T h e l a d i e s zeent . u n i t e needy, However thi oridiynage which he itpftired abroad 1 Corn (irtsfi'i, ell f r o m t h e 1 1 nn for t t o c a r r y o n t h e g o o d W*lth stYiiily xenl a n d e n t h n s i - t )M.^ ‘nrtL ' j i i i f dl ^i - j ’ t<> t e n y e e r s o' h a v e b e . m d u i n g a n d t o d >-ro«s the lake at Fhiterprise is deer Thir’re - a r e k w n e l ^ f y v e m e n , i<> the I n c i l s of the women of thu a u n t t h e l a t e It.-* .v L y n m n Hfodp* tl • W e work oncV’ S n jpnth a n d Missionary S< cieiv. a eonstanl **|»- w a s t h e m o v i n g - s | i i r i t in s u c c e s s f u l l y peal that is not dim-guided building the present church At we nrt. woVkin'g r f o r t he cause While no eull for the needy hrs ' t h a t flme, since, and now the worn- 1 mlwibny. Iieen unheeded nnd the reguler en have been active workers in their ---------The Wo m en's bnaneiul obligations, such us jiledge* different societies , , } Sunday .School (or the Home and F’creign Mis- Auxiliary umasionury), the Guild, . Thc work-'«>f tho Cengtegntional •i.-nuty work are up to the standard, the Junior Auxiliary 'girls from 8 Sun,Jliy BChoo! compares favorably • ■ dcflominatioti* . . ' • repstiir tne efforts of the women this to 16 years), tho St. -Agnes Guild with t he _larger Tr a de year has beep larfccly centered on (young ladies), nnd t he Little Help- lesentod iw‘ Sanford and while t h e He public spirited. I hi* Guild *” in the ^,r o w l j, „,)t rapid, it i* sure D u r ­ ihe completion of Hip new church. . cr ( children' Tl,“ Toll * They have worked to t ha t end, and ! past two years has made and up ing tho win t o e ond spring nujnth* ..Take as a result tho Missionary Society j plied when* needed twelve hundred there is a n unusunlly ling), atteridi lleinember has in the t rea sury sufficient funds I doll art. Tell of its natural advunnnce. With a (ompl et e eerps of officers a n d teachcts it is a live or -1 •'t uges. to have the chur ch wired (or electric j Report of St. Agnes Guild light* nnd for t he pews. | The St. Agnes Guild was orgnn- ganization. T|m classes are well o r - 1 T r a d e a nd induce others to They, wi ll also put in a memorial | (ted on April 1st, 1913, with a mem- ganized and graded, e jnln a d u g lliei . t rad e here. pwindow to one of their beloved , hership of thirteen. The charter entire course^fr^m-Jihts* BegJnners tojup^- Whtui , strangers «H*rne to memtwrs who hu* p a - y d , awu> i member* o f- thi * orgunizatinti were the Adult Hlble 'CJass * Thi s' latter town use them wetj The women of tins society pray I Misses Muble Hand; f harlotte is one of the Jlgrge.-U ip th’e city D o n ’t call y«ur best etti Josie Stumou. Jessie Slunuin. Lindu j under Jjtx; l ead er sh ip . of-T’rof Gen zen* fraud* and inip'*' •>nd s t u d y i t u d w o r k ' Io-llier, J ume Stumon. B e l l e Smith, L. Maris. The Bzrucu to6 i* sjilen-l • ter.4 Eva Walker, Louise Shepherd, Sauiie didiy organized with Mr. C'.. If > ..Support- y our local i n s t i t u ­ .Methrfdisi Sunday School Will ia ms. Annie McDerwin, Ada Walker teacher. Mr. Walker is ulso « tions t h a t benefit your Th e Methodist S un d a y school of Dickson and Zoa Munson.' Mrs. superintendent. Special mention • town. Sanford has for the past eighteen Thomas A. Final- Wfc* appointed should be made of the Suni^ty achooVj^t Look . a head of s e l f w hen months, t hr ough the courtesy nnd oichestra which is composcd’ uf pfrfn- ♦ direct res*. . * all t he town is to lie con­ kind liens ’of t he owfters of t he I m ­ violinst Lwo.cOrnats, a 'piccolo And g sider AL Before a year had elapsed the perial Th ea tre been meeting therein, jiiano. This is leff : b y " Mrs.*-Henry, s Help {ho public officers do membership bad grown*tr<fmendous!y awaiting t he , completion of the Wi g l o j ^J i d Mr; Findlay Munason. * thV moat good lor the and t he meetings each week were ch u rr h building. Nevertheless this ■The **Thffijftfonul ^Cruded Series is j * most people. well attemreffr* showing -how very organization has been ifreatly huniii'■uppiyL lacking eccommodat lon for much in earnest t he members- h a d a*ed in 4^fc^gfan a^«gork. J ^ j e spy^ja) j < *thro|fffbnut f its organized school. Yet with all bocome. Till* Guild was organized days -are 'V •x ■ ' ; - k ; *i \. \. ■: . - ‘i - .-*.__?**Tr- 1 - i . = - •* Vi L‘ ■’ .'j J ; * ♦ 3 . -i ■ ^ ; ^ . . : ill lilif I U se th is m ilk a few tim e s a n d leai^i to k n o w its convenience, economy, S d f e t v for cookinK* drinking, ^ J whipping, ice crea'rp, candies Carnation M ilk sn uomplctuly and so satisfacti> rilii solves thu m ilk prohKni tor you that once y«U-arc acquainted w ith its m any advantages' you w ill use it always. .,(9 - ■] Its ahiist-aht'cim vt'iiicnrc appeals to every housewife. ^You may keep two or three,' o ra dozen cans ot it in your pantry, JI~i*yLLwayjv--pure, sweeCr-elemr and wholesome >•| , when *\ouopen * # it. And you only open it as you need it. T h e two sizes— “ t a ll” and “ baby’ cans—adtl to its convenience and eco n A liy. I! 5^1 -• >Aa5| \ . •A for ordinary milk aVr'crt-am, ush .' & * & * > * •M I t k m v t l n » t M u t h e degree^ j lrrffrrrt L j - * >’ ' Order several cans today from yoirt grocer ‘ "—“ The Carnation Millcman” h ( P a c i f i c C d a s t C o n d e n s e d (VTilk C o . SEATTIX. U- S.^ A>*** ' - lit ift* g ■K T r y These. C a rn a tio n B is c u its I ouxrt fleur. | level teaspoonfuI rail, i heaping fr-K*r>'7'tiA<li hstlng laittiT or l»rj,« l*i,irs,.K>tilnl* t’ar*T' ,1 |«w<|er. I large labjespnonful‘ iislinn Milk, 7 litbles(M>»u* wntrr. nr enough Uupske isirti Sift n,»uf. Inking | * I K iter, amt r a il Inin n *S.i* .ilPTr It ' the f u mlv the Itnller of hint ntitM w - e t t m u n b i 'H a l t i u t ftt**lt.lia|f na tloah t tm k. r u t , a n d UiKe 111 0<ilr|r 14,* , - .for l l u r a i u i l i l n t e s ' T h S a e r t e t l.l n t r a W In h w - , c u lt WtaMr.S I* I n n a t e tlm l » * r e j < f i , t . r u i q ■ > '■ the rnlxtme imt t.*ethet rapid . siul rapidly, '*-thooire»the Hspt term*-rslurc wtwn biix-ult* sro entered UtRw »u— 1 U ci . • ■ - r-ji ■ " '■ i M H ■ _ ' 1 iS i* . ’.s - *k * ■ms • �■ , ,L. „ • ,.; M T U . ? . ’*' P A G E POUR K ; . "1.V '- ■ “ •. • *r'•*. ■ * I . • T H E SANFORD HERALD ' ' ■ . ' '' . OCTOBER ifc 1915 , ,/ ’H 1 THE SANFORD HERALD T ra r al o gu e and Lecture on Siberia efficiency a n d defeat. Ileal progress W. Blanchard Moore, former p ro ­ Is possible only_when m e n and w o m ­ \ DU ' fessor of Illinois University will he en work together, R. J . HOLLY, Editor in the city Nov. 27th to lecture and _ i _ 0 -------’ HAYNES, n u t l n c M Manager s T H E M O V I E A N D T 1 I E SALOON h ow maftolou* still and moving picPubliriwd Every Tu*xJ»y a n d Friday • * * . » * . * • e ____ u r o * 1 n ^ T E ^ r r n M D l WV TUC T h a t t h e moving pi ct ure show t u r e , of the ••Hidden Secret, ‘ of RlfSi' would bec o me a ppot o ient c n t f...... a r t o_.r ... In*the__ Slberta. Hr hm,; 2" ° ™lorod ' '‘T . ,* fight a ga ins t the sal oon would #rau« ,ed *>'“ -o( " l,urkw!'1 HUnwt K IPTIO N n U C B . IN AUVANCK besides 2500 feet of moving pictures. O N K Y E A B . . . . .......... ............................\ ------ IJ-00 scarcely o c c u r to the ave r age mind, BIX HONTIUI........ .................................... t- « b u t ' t h e fa c t remains t h a t it has b e ­ He delivers his lecture dressed as a and T H R E E M O N T H S .............. I ..................... . « come u powerful agent in the fight. . convict exile, with manacles , „ ”* M t « r * 4 le lb* (K f by C arrier SI-OS P a t Y t*r la Before t h e adv e nt of t h e " m o v i e " a j r h a i n "- ■* • ".»* Mnv;i c t ’ wo rk i ng ma n knowing t h a t at home ri« * ith M,m l h e _ ° nly Quadro A d rsa ra w M r, r » r M en lb P a y w rn U In A draara M a ri Ha M ade al O f l r r he would pr ob a bl y find X tlre.d. wife, s c op e” in the country, which pro­ duces t he dissolving effect on the a n u n t i d y house and children u n ­ screen. . • r i l l i r r i As H arvad-O aaa MaU M alta* A a ,a ri 7la d k e m p t , preferred the saloon a n d _______ IM S, SI lb« I W M i N a l S a a fo rd , Fiarlda, This wiU be .a wonderfully ent er , would d r o p in for a social hour with It a d ar A ll af M artb 3rd, I87S. tnining and educational feature for congenial spirits and woul d "set up K and old. T h e casual visit would b o■rt h y oung O S '-* la H erald BaDdln| T v lrs h a n r Na. IIS a glass.” if _______ ___________ v. ■ * mean an e xp endi tu re of fr om fifteen " T h e Arab cents up. Now with his a pp et it e ^ f j M f f f YOUR OUSlHtH’ O l l R AP OLOGY Jesse L. Lasky presents Edgar 0 w he tt ed for nn evening a t the \ | e . . 'C Owing to the unexp ect ed g r ne r - t u r . . h o w . h„ find, ,, oh«, ,l u] « i ( , S - U y o ,n n . o C d m o n o n p i The II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0. L. TATLOR R. R. DEA5 osiljr of o u r women In contributing e n d d i n n e r . r e e d y e nd h i . children | * , n b ' *°und' d 1’l” > ° ' , h ' 1‘r r .ld .n t * A u l C a .k lrr R S 5 to t he c o l u m n s of (he W o m a n s E di ­ s a m e name by Mr. ' Sel wyn. al the TW-rtaaMri L WO0DRUFF VK«-Pr*.i<ia..t r ••kl• , nea tl y dressed all ready for father to tion wc a r e crowded for s pace in S t a r Friday, Oct. 15th: t ake t h e m t o the " mo vi e. ' t his i ss ue, ^bul all original manu , , , C a s t of characters: T h e expense is exact ly t he . a m s . ,, Edgar Selwyn script left ou t will be publ is hed in L t L l„ rlt iT n a n n e n * f tfli t T l fl Tl 1_ ' with this difference: t h e man real-f T u e s d a y a i s su e of t he Heral d, Sgeik of El Khryssa ires t h a t he is better fitted for h l s ( :-------------0 ------\ Horace B Carpe nte r a n d s t udy , but l a ck homo a nd schoo af ter two moro yea rs ' work, t h ro u gh ture. At the mass meeting hold t o 1 o pp or tu ni t ie s. duties next d a y and his hom e a moreJpAbdlri^ h {Aidp t0 Sheik) .............. t he-hel p of t he s t a t e federation, $60- determine t he a m o u n t of t he local . T H E W OMAN'S E D I T I O N 4.' The l i b r a r y is i h c e v e r r eady 000 was secured at "the last session issue it was upon her motion t h a t cheerful pl ace to r e t u r n t o at the M e sh ur ( En emy of Shpik) I We p r e s e n t the. W o m a n ’s Ed i ti on h e l pe r of the school teacher. It of t he legislatuie. Altogether Mrs. the issue was raised from $500,000 close of t h e d a y . The " p i o v i e ” may .................... ..................... Billy Elmer t o t he r eader s ol t he He r al d with not he nil t h a t we would have It, Dr. Hilbert (He ad of t he Mission aids t he work of re ad i ng cfreles b y J enni ngs s er ved as chairman of t h e t o $1,000,000. She has had her t wo t he belief t h a t within ita pngtja may­ b u t it ce rt ai nl y h a s 1developed an u n ­ legislative c o mm i tt e e a bo ut eight y ea r s ’ hard work rewarded b y t he ................. .................... S y d n ey Deane fur nis hi ng the b o o k s required. be found a n inspiration fo r even ‘ T h e public library, t hen in a means years. * expected s t r e n g t h in t h e fight for , , e n a ct m e nt of t he local option c o m ­ M a r y (His Daughter) .....................' . . greater u n d bet t er things tha'n have for e le va t ing an d refining t he taste, prohibition. As a consequence of her intense pulsory educat ion bill this year. , G e r t r ud e Robinson y e t been achieved in bur city, along for giving greater efficiency to every interest in ed uc at i on , this u nt i l i n g She is u member of four federated I b r a h i m (Turkish Servunt i t h e lines herein suggested. Ther e is worker, for m a k i n g good citizens work for the public welfare has been rlubs, and as president of the Fl or ­ O U R Y. M. C. A P a r k Jones much, food lor t hought a n d dUe re­ ■ ami for furnishing i ntellect uni rul- invited for t he last three y e a r # to ida Federation heads 6000 women, It does seem that a t l a st Sanford K ya mi l Pasha i Turkish Go ve rn or flection. We have paid our -respects [ ture to al 1 addi es s t he bo dy of educators p r e f nearly^ 1000 of whom have come in . T heo do re Robert s t o the men, for in the rrfen of San- » rea,1>' K01" ? u> h“ v ‘, il Younf | T h e library of tlie fut ure for San- sided over by t h e s tat e su per in ten -. during her administration In t he '• ford wo Have great faith— when t hpy M a n '* C hr i s t i a n ^ c i a t . o n . A My st eri ous Messenger R a y m o n d H a t t o n ( Jord '"^.ple is umjue.stionably the j (lenl Thp l)me t h( w a s T b>. I »'.!• F t -tieri't in ii are fdO clubs, and place where our young men and boys shall a w a k en with wide open eyes free public l i br ar y, b ro ught u n d er ' only woman on the program I- • . Cu.-r is one application not yet T h e Plot: to the needs of the town. Rut to will find a m u s e m e n t a n d pleasure mu ni ci pal o wn e rs h ip , and. to some the past three years she hui sc-' U a • I n f tipe*l amid s u r r o u n d i n g s t h a t a p p e a l to the t he women of Sanford we express J am il , the son. of t he liodouin e x t e n t , under m un ici pal control, and joint Although the work in t he s t a t e is o u r grateful appreciation for their higher i ns t in ct s ol t he masculine Shei k of El Khryssn. ip. .nt t he open­ t r e a t e d as p a r t of t he educat ional ai ch ai rman of the s ta te co mmi tt ee of t he D e pa r t m e n t of so extended, it is all familiar to t h e eordial. response to our request, a n d mind a n d h e a r t , it hn*s long been a i n g of t h e play, shown with a prt y s y s t e m of our city. School P utr oqs of the Nati onal president. She has personally visit­ Egt he m a n y fine " wi it e u p s " sent in source of a n x i e t y to t he women of of reckless young friends plotting T h e sense of o wne rs hi p in it Educat ional Association und is also ed every district in the s tate a n d 1 Sanford as t o wha t shall we do with for this edi ti on. We are especially to' loot t he ca rava n of Mes hur, his m a ke s the av erag e m an accept and chair man of t he Several of t he School Revenue held meetings, except in the third grateful t o the women who " m a r k e t or for our boys? f a t h e r ' s ancient enemy. Meanwhile use t he o p p o r t u n i t y of the free pub- C o m mi t t e e of t he same organisation section, and sfie has been re pr es en t­ churches h a ve done nn excellent t he products of their brains, ” for , . ... . t he ol d Sheik, who is p re pari ng to . . . . ... w o rk in t he b e t t e r m e n t of boy life in _____ L»..... . of R „ a........., their contri but ions. To Mrs. W. S. I worK ln l ne o e i i e r m r n i .......... ^ ' " r "' c e l e br st n t he Feast m a d ..... a m . ,I"' library, while be will t u r n asidt und has publ ished a most instruc- ed there at a joint d u b meeting by . . - ... %j _, . . . . . . . Hanford t h a t has been w o n d e r f u l * , . , . ‘ from book privileges in any othei live p a mp hl et on School Revenue, j one of t he Federation vice presidents, Jennings a n d Mrs Marie Mu rp hy J misses his son and sends a messen-l ' guise The larger part of every which was di st ri bu te d at the last helpful in t he building of c haracter wh en thy pres Mil ad mi ni str at ion Graves of Jacksonville. Mrs. K W Jami l d epart s with the ger for bn n u n ' s ediiralion is t ha t whieh he ron xe nt io n of t he National KdurHt h<-r<- were two weekly FedD. Dunn und Mrs. M II Bowler, but it has been more or less along messenger, warning his fnl owers not gives himself It is for this indi vid­ lionsl Association, which convention I prilti0[, puHPR. Jacksonville t he lust two whom we stifl r f a i n / V i d e n om i n at i o n al lines, but now with to carry out t he robbery because it ual. self admi ni st ered e d u c at i on t hat was presided ov er by David Kturr T im,.,-I'm,,,, Iind the T a m p a Time* the o r g a n i s a t i o n of the \ M < A a ho|>. . W hen he has left.' our own we express a p r e t t y “ t h ank I he puIdii library furnishes the np. ...... ,()0t the J ord an . Now there are six, a n d various pay ou . ” a nd last but by no means w.th a g y m n a s i u m e q u i p m e n t and | port u ni t y a nd t h e means. “ The takinR lhp horBe n f Me­ Tho c on st it uti ons of several or- J pen* are getting out special club least, the managing editor of this reading room t h e que su on .s settled , Hvan ^ I schools s tart e d u c a t i o n in childhood: ganizntions nrc to be placed to the editions The i mpet us derived from edition wa rml y thanks Miss Allie " L e t us t h en be up and d o i ng ." and sh ur. who escapes on foot Meshur i libraries carry it on credit of Mrs J e n ni n g s commit lee 1tins tremendous gain in press (aeilT r a fiord a nd the boys in tin- com­ with powerful energy and d e t e r m i n ­ makes bis wu\ to the lent qf J a ­ T h e churches will soon be finished; work She win, chairman of the itiea lias been marked The Gnnposing room for their courtesy ami ation. s t a n d side by side with the mil’s father and rlutms t he rujht of the school chi ldren will soon oe co mm it te e t h a t drew' up the new e nd Federation Magazine has remen and h a v e a part in t hi s splendid putience, for without their oohospi tal it y The old Sheik does not housed, brick roads a n d ht ilkhcnding const it uti on and by-laws of the cenlly given t he Florida Federation opoiution und ussislance this issue work t ha t means so m u c h for the believe Jami l's p rot es tat io ns that completed, an.! what n e x t 1* T h e Springfield I m(irovemelil Associa­ future of o u r boys a four page s uppl ement for each would never have reached the pep lie forbade the robbery, a n d makes Sanford Free i’tibl M I,ibrnr\ t) tion- and also of t he Young W o m ­ month, with 01 her states ulace on ti me Edited by women, J a m i l give his own beautiful white en » Christian Association of J u • k NEW .-l' \ 1*E It D A I managed by a woman and with a horse to Ills old enemy lumil then ll wan duri ng llii- veaj and a ■ sonvllle T h r o u g h hdr both these through the president tbur the F e d ­ We ure r e mi nde d t h a t t*el 15 woman at t he keyboard of t he Mom leaves lus f a t h e r - t ent, swearing Mechanism of the Player Piano. o t y p e wh present the Woman' s j was the day designated m i'loruia t h a t he wt’d get bis horse back ami] In t he manufacture of actions for organizations secureii their charters, eration lias become incorporated u n d and for four years she served on the received a chart er as ' Ne ws p ap er Day At mention |1UVI, heart of the man • n whose player pianos there are 20.000 opera 11 is also during Edition for your perusal of this we f i nd ou rs e he s r e tr os pe rt i ng . | „, ss, I , , , finds it tlotlH from the raw material to the executive hoard of the l at t er organl I U*-» admi ni strat ion that the legisla o For a imrt of that unit" -he ture made an appropri at ion to es.,,,1 ng t h r o u g h dark corridors of finished product and a tolul of 4.0S3 Ration O F It MOW TO T H E M EN memorv back to s c h o o l - d a y s when . " .* 11' I ‘’ Individual parts enters Into tlie making was in charge of the physical d e ­ .tablish a girls' industrial school, the , decided upon awholesale ( hrlstiun of each action —Scientific American F r equ en tl y in the past lew years p a r t m e n t of t he Y W ( ’ A . Federation having secured the d o ­ t he s t a t e m e n t has been madi •Hfht .*•' « ” * ,- a r , ” ' d , h ,,f uoiTsuere and has sent his son into ________ »___________ . T hr oug h the Home Economics the first n ewspa per p ri nt ed \ en.ee a | o c#rry , he cl, mnlun(1 l0 t h e nation of three 100 acre sites for t he women ure forging alieuii in the C ommi t tee of t he Springfield I m ­ Board of State Institutions to select t hi ngs t hat really rount. faster t h a n claims t he h o n o r of having published T m ^ h p,overnor of a vilj.xge near a paper called the " G u z e t t a ” in t h e port ion of tin1 di’sert whieh J a ­ p r ov e me n t Association she worked from on which to locale the school. t he mc(i Ifi’JO In America lioston carries the mil's tribe cont ra. s. Dr Hilbert, an most courageously to collect money In the minds of many, the g r e a t ­ T h n l women ure finding t h e m ­ medal; It5!m saw the first a pp e a r a n c e to conduct canning •Ini's for est wo, k done t. v Mrs fen rungs has Am er ic a n missionary is established selves and are taking their l.-giti I of Eubliek t teeuranei s '' line copy in this town with his d a u g h t e r and four mo.it hs and to secure «mt lo-.-n if,- preset ( a I ion ,»l Koval I'afu, 1'o’ltluue I from I’age 1 m at e places in the world is certainly then from tile school board $5ttn II am mock of this pioneer paper still exists anil missionary school of young • on Chi- wonderful bit rtf true J a n e Adams i' responsible wnyi r - a d v l'< recognize the merit was recently exhibited ii , I'hilmjel verts The Turki sh G o v e r n o r i- in of a new idea, a n d cl ways -.ponla- and from the g over nment f i n d »o Florida comprises PliO acres l!f> (Miles for the s t a t e m e n t ihul 'women have t ha t the clllbs will be continued for south of Miami and 15 miles s out h phlu 11 co nt ai ns a record of passin love with the girl. Mary, a nd makes become more vocal they bad reach occurrences!. i t i» nuid t h a t there her a present of Jamtl's horse, which neounly cordial is to be udnutred. * nine mo n th s in Du va l count y. T h a t of Homestead. Thro ugh the ef­ e d expression*, t hey ure t hr owi ng off Mrs. Jennings b e g r n her clyb means t ha t tltere biis been collected is little iq t h e p a p e r to j u st if y in any ho has bought from Meshtir forts of the Florida Federation pres­ W hen t hei r reserve, a nd we are hearing sense the G o ve r n or ’s criticism t he Go v er no r gets the d e a t h mes­ work in Rrooksville ns a member qf' $1200 an d prizes besides. ident this land has been given Ly more of wh at t hey are doi ng." And Later she and at it c on t a i n e d relb*rlions of a sage lie is dismayed both b e c a u s e of t h e Whittier Club. It is not ^possible in one sfiotf t he s tat e to the Federation to lie i f is gloriously true Rut men are o t h e r Rrooksville women organized article to do justice to ul 1 the club very high n a t u r e ” Paper was print maintained us a park, and so the Ma r y an d because of his fear for the t he n ot idle simply because they are Rrooksville Yd luge Improve­ ed by Kirhur d I’iyree a mi llenj r e tr i b u t i o n ol the American gov­ m en t Association, which i?i the las* activities of so vital* and unceasing preser vat ion of this beautiful h a m ­ not talking so loudly T he y (lave Harris; ip all probability t he latter e r n m e n t Through her e f ­ However. I hr messenger few years hu* given place to . t h e an ent hus ias t as U\e president of mock ia nssitred become the quiet sex, not because was both ed it or uml pri nt er She was forts in interesting Mr I n g n h a m . poi nt s out that he could slfirk the W o m a n ' s f'ouh of which »h«. e* a t he Flprtda Feder at ion th ey prefer th e role it i* sim ply an the t emporary chair man ul the turn1 MrFlaglet l a s given DtiO acres NTAs pons ibi li ty by having t he Re m e hi her aid adage, t bar “ Txvo-r-TTftmt-tirtk of t he organizat ion of the Mothers' of land us a source of revenue for With \ assur * ollcge ce le b ra ti n g , du ui n s come down on tile town jusl the sam e lo n e " ' I , While m Tallahassee *1901 ■1K05> In rec­ Ther e was never a t ime in t h e ' 1" 1 M u ,' lh ‘" " dv' " " » r y t hi s week. a fU.r . t h e massacre and by Illuming she had many claims on her time as C l u b s She is a member of the D a n ­ mai nt en an ce of the park Ing r ah am 's co­ history ol America when there w e r e 1 t-nirniseenees of the e x c i t e m e n t at j( <>n , h e m The messenger ....... to the lir*l lady of the s t a l e and did ru» iel Memorial Orphanage, has served ognition-' of Mr on the executive board of the K a t h ­ oper a li on, the road from Miami to _ S k r - ' ' a larger n u m b e r of men engaged in irndiirg t h e first m o v e m e n t for t h c t l M , .sheik ( J a m i l ’s father and nf- club work. In c h u r ch ufiaits she erine Livingston C h ap t er . D. A. R , f a p e Sable, wbi/’b passes through higher e du c a t i o n of women nre being Ters him a large amo un t of money was most energetic, however, and civic, phi lant hropi c, social a n d c o m ­ was for thrfce years president of the Royal Palm ‘ H a m m o c k ha* been, revived T h e r e p r o b a bl y h a v e been for t his service. The father replies was a p o t en t factor in the campaign m u n i t y work t han there at e at pre Springfield • I mp ro vemen t Associa­ t hr ough the solicitation of the Fed- . few m o v e m e n t s as r e v o l u t i o n a r y t h a t if t hey will .find his son and t h a t raised u large s u m t ha t parti al ­ which in so s h o r t u t i me as fifthsAs cnd hirti back be will help them, ly paid for. the lot on which the tion • (resigned to become Florida erntioA, called . In g ra ha m Highway. T h e t r u t h has come hi}me to t houIy ■ Federation - president und is helping I his ts a grynt- e ve nt in the history years have become so widely *r-*i Tliit. is the njjly price he w a n t s or Bapt ist church s t an ds c j ; . ' ‘ s a n d s rd men t ha t l Key are their t o Issue their first year book. She of club conservation work ccjitetl. A pr ot es t against, e d u c at i ng £.j|j u rc ep t, and franc this poi nt nn No ot her In Jacksonville t he first organiza­ served t he ' b r ot h er s ' -keepers:' and- they have girl* oir more or l.-s* -equal terms t h r o u g h o u t S ta t e Federation us federation ( j V ns u rest rvation. Royal the' .entire p l ay the . . ent er ed into all kinds of b e t t e r m e n t with boys, e v e n from ,t hose who be exc it eme nt and interval continues tion' Mrs. Jennings joined was the c h a ir ma n of the executive rOinmitP a l m . ("Fuik will be a cause of pride Lad ion” Friday*. Musicale. It is an chnlrtnun of the Educat ional ComWork, in a n d ' o u t of business. Imur* .Hove w o m a n ’s sphe^F ttj be vxclt*-i t& grow s tronger und *tronrfi*r until to the club* women of Florida and Interesting coincidence that this cr- inittpc for two years, was active in will be a splendid memorial to the that r.ttfbing sborV of j o nazi ng. d v . d y - U . * nurs ery yi t h e kitchen,' , hl. Pnd which is’ v«#y plom-lng and hVT ‘7 a , -T A s a pi nt ter of (fiA. the s t a n d i n g of t he interest of t h e constitutional | pt esent president of the Stal e Fedis now so seLi nm heard i x - t o he an< suijsfadtbry. . ! • Y * ^ brPn ■ a man jn t he world -of men lias n n a c h r o m i s m ' V *> i i r CoHege whB.C' / W «' forge, the day F n d J y m t he past Tew m o n t l u and during a m e n d m e n t t h a l provided for dis- erutiou. a wrtntqn of ability with a b* * entirely/^changed withjn t he Lwi few d o t t h e f i r s t I n s t i t u t i o n ' o f i l i g h n f O c t o b e r 1 5 t h . m u i mg nighi ’T L,rp!] 1 -v r1 1 1,1,1 1,1 t ri rt bonds for schools in Florida. I veritable t . d o t Ku wurl. who goes Oc tober 15th. . M a t i n e e unit < i j,;Woman' s C’luL and hr a ever sj/icr yea rs , nntil toxbiy • he is beginning Innrnljig to adnVil women ■was a ... — a n d worked for t he p e rfc c lin g of th e i unswervingly and h a p p ily t ownrds l)t"en. prominent!* idciitilicd with the law duri ng the succeeding legiaia- high aims. ^ t o ht* jurtgwd not ulona . f or , t he ' up r pioneer und deserves all t h e "glory . k'gillativu und edueuliqpnl \ work i t p l i c a t i o n i d hi-. . [m i i t ie.. [ o r I n u i ^ n g t h a t crowns its golilsV-jubilee. Its donV by r | u| j r women Hei liist - f money . J»0t in propbTlion Its lie ap- new pre side nt, Dr. M cC r a c k en has | .t ■ j eh* r h* iVnmtishi|> - v *7 *f a cotnnii.t e , 1 P)p-" those uliuitAx* to the better- t he proper spi ri t f o r ' the president W h a t does a public l ib ra ry d u "Tor lj.hr. Wa« u w a f i u l In huvipg mfebt of his fellow men., Tills new of a wo m an ' s college. • He was us-j c o m m u n i t y ? Wh at is it for? * u ~! jxv erir.ctcd r e p r r n i n g the railway S ta ndard b’y which h5 is measured sociutc professor at S mi t h in the T h e public library h e l p s in »c- hU-tions into whit® a nd colored wfU i n c o m e fat niorr general in the English d e p a r t m e n t under ' Miss J o r - 1 , 1. , , ^ futtirc, and ti»e near future us well. t £ a n d - I f n p y t HI nj roul il l „. v, “ " d P" 11 5 " ' d u “ “ " “ "i j ". ,l h” waiting looms. She was most nr. I t In not enou gh t hat nowa days a made him m o l - |M»pular wi th Vn-.nr , r t l i m n ,' 0 " E' " ‘ "„i'|. .... tive in^Uie commi tt ee work t h a t led .... .. . . . . . . with books and periodicals which to t he rv modeling of “ Raspberry - miut shall s t a n d pre-eminent us a girls it was his public s t a t e m e n t some e . , .. , . r, give t h e t h o u g h t of t he best writers P e rk , " . f l t d ‘-that was t he stepfiing StfihDmiy. WAkeY;- mefre is]$ixp*cled of t une FKLDLMIC II R^NO Pbuhdi*h ago t h a t t h e most profitable .’ * , . __ . _ . F P. FORSTCM. Vmti Pustoija use give auiiu ne - , ,. , ,. , .# , , . on t h e economic u n d social qua. • stone t o the prisoh (arm. now an ac-* - , *.bln\> - .and ma^ti'bo must n d he B F. WIIITNEK, Camui A L BETTS. Ara l C ajihiii ' y e a r Ol his t e ac hi ng l i f e , h a d been , . , ,, and, in a nrodl- y • , lions now u nd er earnest discussion. cotnplixhrd fact. ’ -i« d o i n f » wltlini * s pe nt und er a woman. „ , * ,, .• . . >. 0 ___ ^ i I t supplie* t he public with 1 Hpfyt danner. T k e ilay o F " f v c r y man T h e - I t gisl ative cximmutee of the , [ re cr e at iv e reading. To m a n y the W o m a n ’s ' C l u b was the outgrowth Jjj& w ' for himself a n d t he devil t akes the Ever a nd nnon advice flaunts Ks j j , 0 vol cqmes ks nn open d oor to nn h i n d m o s t " is over. It is a d ay of of t he civic committee. In conjunc­ boldly in t he lace, und usks for recog-. iilpa, „ fp;, e n jo y ment of which ea c h for t he ot her und utl together. tion w i . h the, Clvjl Bor vice Reform The steady bank depositor is usually amonR '» T h a t is t he i y u slogan u^Liong men. uftfon'. Cafl yj e’ ' w r i t e s ^ "H* ^«*u do one m a y forgef. for. a time, t he hard- C o mmi t te e thU d e p a r t m e n t of the the most thrifty people of the community. . Ther e 'is • no poMibbYciwilparison Ki t Wish .(!.man- 10 do*,, t hi n g, you. P,lip- or t h e 'tediqYi. of the- r e d rl club s. cured the firyt piomise of " h y b e t t e r y e r h , m to tjslk a b o u t it. • ()lu, o( ll)p best functions of t he pub.!#*,. b c t w o r n ^ h e ' w p r k . of till sexes thirmHe is prosperousahd is climbing the ladder t owar d a public pl ayground '‘|w9E9'. men t*dkt t he ntt>reJ |jp l|ii\, s r yy is is ttoraise ibis this recreative recreative (kit'd, ‘ iui . ' s e l v e s . ' *Thf propreikg tjie wo'ri»l brr ar o-raise working will.'VKg Health Cornto success * ' ' jhe>' a r e to do n o t hi n g else • r----> ,i • d e p e nd s rixpon every rfbin a n d every readi ng of-tfie community _to t u g h e j j mJttee- and- utlur rumni l tt wi i wen woman d p i n f his or he^ work an d "V / ‘L - ° reld d ^ , . .u ' t *' literu-[before t he clty\j?ouncil and secured YOUK ACCOUNT IS INVITED" -• Extent of Hj* ydpoputsrfty. Ixyth working'\t>getheY^> ^ | l t he ’ arfor St. L u k e ' s Hospital "I am so jcbriJlalljr detested In-tills ■’ g u m e h t a ' <if tile feminist mov em en t i •frs^TenvJUj^'. roWVft Vo^necjfcd in fe c tio u s , ward building " ca nn ot change t h a t one jinsUerttbb* commuulty on ncf^uj'.i of my d|,ftl?' ;witb a public.Ulm iry. 7s-a'ljii) we » v t ; ; chaifinun of the legislation ■■ ■ ... speaking." contbssj'd drout *P umith. . law. Th e r a o m r n t tlit-rtf* l u t ro a g e n t for" taRi e . « - q u e s ^ jq n j 'J ^ i ^ t i i t te e ,' the need o f ' a larger duccd iolo di scusj ior^ or .work; u " W h a t s h a U w#\do ’i ii our- boys?u I-*t*fe appropriation for the S tate “ ' “PiHj nf acx . di vi si on,' axct ji Vl h' at .i n­ STRENGTH AND SERVICE THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY These* are two very important factors in making your banking connections. ■ M fcThis Bank is equipped to render prompt and efficient service in every department of banking. It has been rec­ ognized for many years as a safe, strong and conserv­ ative bank. *; . ; jiT*Interest and business accounts invited. wk' LI PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD m" SANFORD, FLORIDA 8 MRS. JENNINGS AS PRESIDENT OF THE FLORIDA FEDERATION ir \m PUBLIC LIBRARY BENEFITS THE DEPOSITOR AND SUCCESS 4 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Th e Fi r s t NATI o n a l B an k O K S A N F O R D .'F L O R ID A EBBS! E O E H a ^EBOWSggB B g iaataiagia m m 4 IBM » I , y | �RD HERALD Little Happenings— Mention of M atters in Brief— Personal Item s of In te re s t P r e s by t er ia n Church ' Ther e will be a c ommuni on igrvtro at II o’clock Sun day. Dr, Brownl ee wjll preach on “ The M e a n ­ ing of Comrnu i^on ." ' Th e night service will begin a t 7 T h e subject i* the sermon will lie, V Wh a t is Regene rat ion?" Good gospel ahiging. You are Invited. y PAGE PIVK Brilliant M orning Reception « • - Millinery Mrs. Grace E. Williams Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for _ Hurried Herald Headers Trimmings Velvets Mrs. F o r re st L a ke has r e t u r ne d from a s h or t visit , to Orlando. W a s h b u r n ’s h om e- ma d e candies for sale a t I r w i n & Giles, 13-3tp. j perfectly sani tary . * 12-tf Mr. a nd Mrs. F r a n k Woodruff and two sons h ave re tu rn ed from South Carolina. New Pressi ng Club The Doj lar Pressing Club is among t he new business i ns t it u ti o ns recently Laces! A nice lige of lace edgings s t a r t e d here, having a location in the ran be found a t Mrs. Williams’ Bishop block next door to Peters' utore next to McCul ler’s. 15-2tc shoe store. Messrs. Hill Si Land are 5 or 6 doses 666 will break in charge of the new pressing clyb any case of F ever o r Chills. Prico a n d announoe t ha t t hey will have a Dollar Club, giving t he customer? 25 cents. •' 71-52tc t h e privilege oL cleaning a nd pi eat­ Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo. Fox haye re­ ing of one suit a n d an extra pair of turned homo a f te r a p l e a s a n t s u m ­ pa nt s a weyk or six suits per mont h. mer spent, in Virginia a n d Washing T h e y will call for your clothes an d insure the beat of work and quick For that G O O D GU LF G A S O - delivery of same. Phone t hem your LINK and S U P R E M E AUTO Oi l . .'order. phone IL II. Coney. Agt. No. 116. 14-lf Miltinery! Tra de is boomi ng Mrs. H. J. Holly a c com pan ied Mr. .Holly a n d Mr. W. M. Ha y ne s to l|ii' J acksonville press meet Wednes­ day morning. Now is the time to have a good se­ lection. Mrs. Gtuce R. Williams, next to MrCuller's Grocery, directly opposite the 5 and 10c s tor e Ilrink Klder Spring Wa tr r ANALYSIS ON E AC H HOTTI.K P h o n e i n 17-3 «• Fri tf • i •" ’ Keening Bridge Th e social d e p a r t m e n t of t he W o m a n ’s Club will entortuiil at t he club rooms next Tue sda y evening. O K. M a p l e , s t a t e s ec r et ar y' of Bridge will tie t he order of pleasure t O ’ whitjh i nvi ta ti ons have been is­ sued in. card form t hat covers the e n t i r e season, y> t he gerttleinen who will tie g u e s t V(q| tile d e pa r tm en t for evening affair* The i m i t a t i o n K liardsort Goods! • A large as-, carry with them a program of the s.irtineiii of e mb ro i de r y outfits, j e n te r la in men ts to which they are skeins of e m b r o i d e r y floss, etc. Mrs. j invited This is u unique method i,rt>> R Wi ll iams, next to MrCul of invitation that will be appreciated |,r > Grocery. I5*2tc by those so honored Mr» H a r v ey Alien of Col umbus, lo, i- s pendi ng a few days in t h e ' Nolire itty p ms p e r t i n g Mrs Allen is a The registration book of the city luc real e s ta te re p re se nt a ti v e and is' of Sanford will be open at the office Muring F l o r i d a ' w i t h a view to m a p ­ of l he city clerk ■Saturday, <>rl III p e r out tin i nt er e st i ng tour (or u a n d will re nil1in open until Saturday l ,-t of nort hern capit ali st s and Nov the I 'Oh i i l h n hours from b a 1 seeker" whom she proposes m to 1J m ami J p in till l p m tbi g down l a t e r in t he season S a t u r d a y it will be opened from . Mr \l t-ii is working a gi gant ic. I> in till R p in - ■i me proposing to bring her par i M \\ L i »\ RLL i i1 i .if load Lot -, from cine I" t i l ti.< at v < b rk i -le t i urs of t hem the delicate white and green calladiuma were used in tall vases e v e r y ­ where. Gorgeous pink and red calIndiums featured the decorations of library nnd dining room. The* p er ­ fectly appoi nt ed table was centered by a vase of exquisitely beautiful o r ­ chids, t he delicate colors of t he flower i a perfect blend with t he d a in t y gilt ' edge china with its hand p ai nt ed d e ­ sign in 1 avendar. The reception hall | was ablaze with a profusion of gold­ en rod arid coreopsis. A ch armi ng prog ram was rendered ( t h rou ghout t he hours of t he r e ­ Revere Storhi In Hanford and Vicinity j Sanford was # UR ed by a, severe ception. The opening nu mb er, an "Oct ave {study’* was . delightfully electric s t o r m on W e d n r t d a y '; n tgb tj rendered by Miss Fannie Relia M u n ­ t h a t b ro ught with ' it a dflugfi' of son. Miss Isabel Goodhue gave an water nnd high winds. Some d a m - , exceptionally fine reading, " M r s . ' age is re po rt ed in the town and Mnlnprop," an ar range me nt from, vicinity, fCrops too have suffered! " Th e itivuts" t h a t was much e n ­ but ns yet the ext ent of the damag e Many of the joyed. The program closed wi t h' to t h em is not known the rendition of a beautiful violin stores were Hooded on First street, number by Miss I** Maasena, uc- 1 and dwelling houses i n ' t h e outlying d is im- tt are fepopjed to have hail lornpanied by Mrs. It It. D e a l the^ lirst fla m s VntilcLy a u b m q r j ^ L Small craft on the lake alAo t h e force of tho blow. Many of . _r. streets were impassable for h and deep gulleys have' been win some dress of white laee anil in the roads in the near vicinity. Mrs. 11u 1 Wight w i i s a cltur Washouts are report ed all along the. figure in while accordion pi line of t he A C I. in the p at h o organdie It has been st al ed by a Assisting Mrs. Wight were the t he storm members of ih? City Beautiful ( om- n um be r of t he older residents to rniUrc. M csdiime* It A Newman, have lieen l tie heaviest rainfall in li I. Thrasher. S.( Puleston, I! W Hanford within their recollection Herndon and Geo. D Bishop and •Nine inches of rain fell during the Mrs \\ W Aliernffltiy and Mrs period oi ihe st orm, two inches un The conC II Dingee from ttie Civic C o m ­ hour white at ils height and crete hndg e at Sevent h street has mittee. Mrs Allan Jones Misses Muriel Ha r ml d. Mar garet been washed away, only the pillars Il.iws. Lucy Whltner, Lucca ( hap are I• ft standing pell and Lillian Herring assisted in serving Dainty refreshments c o n ­ sisting of coffee, and chicken an d nil \ e salmi were served \m<>ng t to- beautiful orchids from l lie nursery oi T I. Meade was t he eV'luAlVe singlf- (lower, t tie onl y plant of its kind n f tin* world and raised by Mr Meade by crossing Tile new Home Dep art men t of ;wo ot tier hybrids t he Sunday school is now well s t a r t ­ f mm Prof Henry Netirling. a ed, ami many are profiting by- its close f r p n d of Mrs. Henry Wight •offered privileges. there came the Hew o.iid exquisitely Oct. 31 will be Congregational lately " a p pl e blossom" ealludium. Day. at which time the meaning and Mrs Wight's social affairs are i n ­ message of Congregationalism will variably characterized by a charm be -el forth mg novelty and originality A live C. R. meeting is held each Sunday evening at 6 o’clock All young people arc Urged to t otne, who d>> not go to other young penp''e’n services Good music at both the services, under t he capable leadership of Mrs. Lucille Aapinwall Taknch. All cordially welcomed to all of them, Ornaments Hair Goods Hosiery Brassieres Richardson s A rt Goods N e xt Door McCuller's • RDRBINS NEST HOIH, THURSDAY, OCT. 21. TO SATURDAY 3 0 DR. D A V IS COMING DR. DAVIS, the OptomeWst, \yho Ikls been making regular visits here for .number of years,- will be at Robbins Nest Hotel Next Week for few days. See him for (IlassesrjW Headache. Weak Eyes, or Poor Vision. Work Guaranteed I ) o n ’t d e l a y t u r n i n g u n t i l t u l a t - p , - ; I: DH. HOBSON; J. K. PACE ■ / Dancing School A dancing school wip, be c on d uc led at the Woman' s Cl ub rooms this fall a nd winter by Miss Anna Mc­ Laughlin. assisted by Miss Lillian Herring on Saturday afternoons, be­ ginning this S a t u rd ay at 3 o’clock anti on Monday evenings from 7 to 8 .(() tu teach the art of dancing and from h:30 to 11 for general dancing. Miss McLaughlin needs no i nt roduct ion H> the public, being considered one oi the best dancers In the city Both young Indies aro protieient in t he art and possess the ability lo teach ull the latest a n d newest dances Special a t t e n t i o n will tie given To tin children at the Sat urdu afternoon classes Mot hers are urged t,, send their children for Instruction Dancing develops grace and suppleness of movement The young ladies are popul ar with u large circle of friends so it is (safe to predict a successful venture Congregational C. R. Notes Tins society will hojd its regular weekly meeting S u n d ay evening at 6:30 Loader. Mrs Harry Kent. Miss Rdnn Ch itt enden and A N o t he r Wi l l sing a duel Ml are W e l ­ come St Vgnes Guild Hosiery' \ line. l u i e ^ J d l s i zes girls of St. Agues Gu il d were u h o ext ra size. 25c. 30c. 3fic, 50c delightfully e n t e r t a i n e d at the h.tne and $1 00 per pair, very low pi ices Mrs T A Neal • M o n d a y after- (or the quality ••«penall y t he 25c tioon I’lnns were made for t he a n- host. Mrs Grace K Williams, t-ual Chri st mas b a z aa r which will he directK opposite the a and Iflr *• Id December 4 Klijoyuig t he store 15 2ti I 1 t * i lll ’. *»f Mrs Neill Were Ml'S d.itju I u 1ills Ta k a c h , Braxttm Per I erllian Music Club i \ rchi e Bet ts; Misses Jllllle There was a large at t enda nce at M union, C h ar lo t te H a n d . Guests the Cedllat) Muklir ClUh which waa <d the Guild for re fres hme nts were! held in Mrs. Mu ns o n’s »tudh> SutMrs. LUjn a nd Miss Hulley. Th e urd ay. t)«’V DtTi next meeting of t he Guild will be, The election oi new officers was held at t he home of Mrs Aapinwall, I as follows " President, Mrs Fannie dep a rt me nt chairman witi, Mr, t ubus T a k a c h hos-eas Mill mm. vice president, Miss Mar The ,.|i|b rooms were -------------------garet Davis secretary, kern -Ward, tlN,. m their new dress Lucille j,a,iced by Hie p r e t t y <1 i bud S team L a u u d ' y . Conilnrrgreen and yellow , Gi ne • r Krel.i h M r I real It* Personal Ment ion Mrs. It. S. Chappell and Mrs . F. C. Whi tt en re tu rn ed M o n d a y after spending the s u m m e r in J a c k son viIlo. Judge Nicholson of Kochriie Is the guest of tils Sister. Mrs Hubert s Mrs. \\ S Jennings of J ac k so n ­ ville is t fie guest of Mrs. He nr y Wight * ■d e> white uml sani tary, and ii"i destroyed with ch> niicnls Flat *"'* ., s|>ecialty at n od er at e prices C ■ u- a t rial. Sntiisfaclion gu ar ­ antied. Lace cur ta ins d o ne e q ua l t" lew Phone 150-3. J . J. Cord, Ml" Tues- 15tf Careful of Her Language. A timid new t eacher In one of tho district schools asked to leave with tho trustee at tipi close of her term a 1}*F t ^ jl‘ school property. There *|a Tar two numeral frames on which tho youngsters Jearn to couqt. They have tho name of nbacue; and ill(i plural f^rra of tbe wont bothered the.yu1in(f-4qdy ,^he finally gut arouml it bf- haying "AV» bavo one nluu.-y*. -and another one almost Schuetnao Better Than Riches. A man who gives his children habl'.»ft Of Industry provides for them better limn by giving them a fortune.—Archbishop Whatcly. - *• 3*V Go'd;:,G«td hi found A*er> -oTleti In quarts (rock wud ut all depth*, from the sur­ •face down to thousands 'o t feet. Helping Othera. It you meet tho man who knows not, teach him; but much more—If you meet the man who thinks he knowa and knows not, tench Him. aUo But do It with k i n d n e s s , with patience, with good will, without ridicule and especially without rosenlineuL—H. J. Desmond Only T e n t Jones says Ids wife Is the moat thrifty woman he ever knew. "Why, air,;.' iie says, '-'she has made fen bed­ spreads during tho last two years; tnnde them herself, sir, out of the s a m ­ ples s h e . collected In her shopping toum during that time.’’ bitrti,li/ring to Sin lo n l I hr Fsm m i *1 JAllDIADE PARIS MODELS Thr H.wl tleauUlul ll*U P.canant Cc d Po tit At $8.r»0 to S10.QO ,h" » n out of PsrU. Tb»y sn t fatlhfu I - - . <>r>(1nsl f r r n r h p stir m * . mat lug Ua ' “>Jo ropy; lnHu.lIog *n.l Mailamr Uorgrtln. 1MW fartr No too |»hlr THE FRENCH M ILLINERY SHOP lot FAST MHHT HTHKKT BONI TA C A F E the THE FINEST, COOLEST. CLEANEST CAFE IN CITY Everything served in the best way; properly cooked Quinine Can Not Be Tolerated ;w th ejiext time you are hungry if f i l l r \ T i l l m T i l n i l ^ — ---- Mrs. H a r o l d Driver entertained ati.p o u n d 1 T o'clock, c o mp l ime n ti ng Mrs. Hoy ^ 10 x 3 ! Carson Bower of Hartford. The lino & ' rooma were prettily decorated wit h 4_t f cut flowers a n d ' e m a n d followingv-yf « the luncheon bridge was played *n The pn**. a d ai n t y hand embroi ­ dered guest towel, was won by Mrs Mrs K B Brown. The ladies on- ^ joying the afternoon * were: Mrs.: Bower, hojioree; Mrs. E. B. Brown, ^ -Miss Kifzabeth Mays and Mrs. Dr ive r. —T am n n T r i b u n e ; ■*! By same peofdr, but an>bod> can lake (Julck’n ChlU Tonic, Qulck’aChill Tonic, flavored with " Sweet Spleca." Has ■nperfeedefi all other ehlll tonics where introdurrd. Gel it at I.. It. PhiUJpa and Co. No fore, no pay. Price 25 cent*. * Institution Today W E MAKE IT OUR BU SINESS T.0 BANKING SERVICE. FURNISH /' HELPFUL YOUR SMALL SAVINGS ACCOUNT WILL RECEIVE THE SAM E' CAREFUL ATTENTION LARGE COMMERCIAL 4lCCOU^T. 4% INTEREST ,PAI SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AS THE- �D u r Ciljr Schools It has been suggested by those who hnve t he W o ma n' s .Edit ion of the H e m . d in charge t h a t the city schools sho ul d he represented. Ill keeping with this suggestion I shall , give a few items which I t rus t m a y I c of i nt erest to t he pat rons of tho schools. Our records show t h a t our white schools h a v e increased o n an averp.gflf of fifty pupils per y ea r for the post t en years. T h e t o t a l e n r ol lm en t Inst year r-s follows; Boys, 371; girls, r.M3, Intel'. 764. Of this numbei 105 v ere in t h e high school dep a rt me nt T h e e n r o l l m e n t for t he present sesion will douhttes* exceed t ha t of an y p re v i o u s year. The enroll ment to d r t e *s as follows: High school d e p a r t m e n t , 417; pr im ar y school d e p a r t m e n t , 182; t ot al . 711. We have, howe ver, at t h e end of two weeks t went y-f ive more pupils e n ­ rolled t h a n We had nt t he end of thti first m o n t h last year. T h e principal of* t h e colored school Thc principal of t he colored schools, J . N. Crootna, reports an e nr o l l m en t of 450 pupils. All t h e grades are well filled. The classes in plane geometry, t ent h t grade nlgebru and ni n th grade E n g ­ lish a n d geography of the high school d e p a r t m e n t are larger t han desir­ able for t h e best work The c ap ac­ i t y .O^Lhc . c j W .UMifllV I' overtaxed in some case* We look forward to t hc er ect ion of t he new pr im ar y school building, as t he congestion in the up per grades will be relieved by its use It is grati fyi ng to note t he i nt er ­ est which i» being shown b_\ the pypils in their work in t he begin­ ning of t h e session We dole with especial pride the i mp ro ve me nt in the m ar c hi n g of the g r a mm a r school jiupil* T h e piano which was re­ cently i n s t i l e d in t ha t building is jirovtng a great inspiration m keep i n f s tep a nd order De voti onal exercises are held in the a u d i t o r i u m (I the high s c h o o l on M o nd ay s , Wednesdays and f ri days, at t he hours 8 30 to s t 5 A ■^school choir will lead t he singing We cordial ly invite all nur friends to meet with Us at lhl« period a* well as to v ini tin- classroom work Of the pu pi l s whi never possible T h r o u g h o u t t he grades emphasis wifi be pul upon wi ni ng and draw tng In t he high school de pa rt ment each teac her will devote the last period of the day 15 minutes to spelling Formerly tlu> work was done hy t he English teacher alone, ti mi ng tin- time assigned her for regulur English work We h a v e jutt introduced in the g r a m m a r si 1 m I grad*** some do V I CISl o r t c - t l l l g the • ftl ■ It t | . . o f pupils it: nu-nt.il a r it h m r t i i Hv <ho use of this iloviio we . a n toll when our pupil* are at t ai ni ng normal ef ficieney -in addition, multiplication anti subt racti on \Ve wish tp make thia .a banner yea r in tho history of our schools. \Vc as teachers should do all in our power to promote the physical wellbeing of the pupils, as wLell as Iheir mental training Parents can help by seeing t hat pupils prepare their lessons Ut home, and by having t h em a tt end the sessions of the schools regularly and promp tl y, and by sending excuses for irregularities. We should not close without a word of commendati on and t h a n k s to our local board of trustees for much necessary i m pr ovem ent made on t he interior of the buildings d u r ­ ing the s ummer : and to Mr. Brad "bury who has had t he work in chnrge. B F Exell. Prin. Sanford Public Schools CHOICE RECIPES ('i h o S T O R Y o f ^ M -a C A R N A T I O N C A R N A T iq jk 90 M ILK M ILK Mr. Philips will please u c r c p l our thti above subjects, for which five sonars the soul of moat people as toiler, whil c we m ak e so rre rowt h an k s for tho nice package of sta- credits are possible. Two girls’, glee n ot hi ng else does, is it because it bookish yo ut h h a n dy , let ' u a make tionery he sent over to each t eacher clubs and three boya d u b s and a ia non-essential, a side issue, a o t h e r ar ti it a with voice " o r i n t r u at the openi ng of school. *’ • high school orchestra, an d urrango- trifling incident in one’s lifg? Is it ment . >All t h a t is n e e d e d in to give We ap pr eci at e the cordial s u p p or t merit being made for a pipe organ in so u n i m p o r t a n t in life, in war and school time for such e x t r a privileges and confidence given uir^iy t h e true- one of the high schools are nmong politics, in loVe and religion, t h a t it nt private* expense with full school lee* aud school board a nd hope to some of the musical activities. At has n o p l a c e in education? For good credits, with privileges of s u b s t i t u ­ make this a very satisfactory year Ithaca, N Y . seven hundred chil ■ or ill. music is one of t h e g r e a t e s t tion for s ub j ec ts for which student* We ask for t he cooperat ion of t he Idiot) came' together at Christinas forces in h u m an life, i ndividually or have no t as te, no t al en t, no use in * par ent s, und assure t hem t h n t o u r ' t i m e and rang beautiful Chrlstmns collectively. All pretense t o educat e a n y way. wi t ho ut music is like p r et en di ng to The present condi ti on impeach.* greatest interest is t he welfare of j carols. In the g r a m m a r school there be r a pt ur ou sl y h ap p y while wrink­ t he wisdom, t h e c o m m o n sense, the their children. . , is a girls' choir of forty-eight selected Mrs Geo Dickenson, voices, and a hoys' choir being or- ling the face with s c r a w l s a n d frowns h umn ni ta r in n la m of overy one who Assl Principal G r a m m a r School ganixed, with the g r a m m a r school a n d clogging t he voice with w r a t h or is responsible for its continuance. • ______ , orchestra. The high school main­ hatft, MuiTc' is the smile of educa­ Of course, like all men u nder indict­ tains a choi us of 530 voices, an or- tion. Music when rightfully t aught ment , t hey t r y to cover their re. The Primary School chestra of thi rt y players, a boys' an d pract iced gets into t h e life of treat, try t o j us tif y their malfmWo enrolled in t he p r im ar y school g,M d u b of Lwenty.flve voices, and a hoys and girls and stays there into sance in office b y some sort of a r e ­ d e p a r t m e n t duri ng the first two gj,h , junjor c, ub of (orty voicM( manhood- a n d womanhood a* docs ply by which to excuse themselves, weeks 182 pupils. With Miss S i p *’- The school also has u piano in every n ot hi ng cl se in the school. I t is not b y blaming s o m e b o d y else or some­ art in t he second grade are 43. with >choo, room nnd u ttt| k | ng machine vocati onal, like t ypewt it ing for girls t hi ng else, a n d t h e i r r e p l y is that it Miss Douglass in second g ra de are every building, where they listen a n d a gr i c u l t u r e for boys, b ut n ot h­ would violute all precedents, would •18, with Mrs. Arington, higher first, times to the voices of our best i ng makes for culture more than d o violence t o uli t radi ti ons to allow 29. while the beginners wi th Miss nr, il!tl The orch es t ra of t he Tech- music woven i n t o one’s being, wh eth ­ school work t o be done by persons i^ffler and Miss F arns wor th num- njca, Hi(fh School( Washington, D. C er in rendition or merely in appr e­ not elected by t he school hoard and her 62. recently closed a successful sfasoni ciation. We insist upon t h e study not in the p a y of t he school hoard. We wish to urge ull p ar e n t s who wBb u program cont ai ni ng such num of English literature In every grade T h a t sophistry is so clever that it i nt end entering heginnners during ^ M ••pu.tapiel” Overture, fan- by every child, knowing t h a t to some Is not to be wo nd ered a t t hat p e r ­ the t erm to do so at once, a n d t o in- tasj(, (rom « u T r o v a t o r e * ’ Verdi it is only t he r h y t h m and t he melody sons who are not discriminating sist on their regular a t t e n d a n c e as OV9nun> elc# T h c Yonkers, N. Y„ t h a t appeal to them. T h e r e is as should he deceived t h e r e b y . Let us far as possible duri ng (he y e a r . It hlKh <ehool chorul> u h d „ direetion mt/ch profit intellectually a n d moral­ see if it is w i t h o u t p re cede nt. Many is very easy to see why this i . espcc- q( g 0s ca r Bowen rcccntly Rave t he ly and more pathet icall y in the cities, like Ci nci nnat i , Fitchburg. ially i m p o r t an t in thc first grade, ..Cr(,at ion” with (our B0lolsts from s t u d y of r h y t h m , m el o d y a nd har­ Qui ncy and Beverly allow a student knowing as we nil do how d e p e n d e n t Ne w York. In L o u j . j . n , a commltmony in music as in language. One t o do one-half of his wofk in a shop these little people are u p on their ^ hfts ,)Mn ap po l nt ed t0 confer of t he difficult prob lems in public t aught by a man who has never teacher. with t he s tat e b o a r d of education e d u c at i on ia to find a. w a y to have given arty t h o u g h t t o t he art or We t ry to present the work in an w U t , V(l to the 8<,rurinK of public young people continue their studies science of t ea c hi ng , a n d the school a tt ra ct iv e, s ys temat i c man ner . l school m .d jt (or work ln music done after the compul sory school days are board does ndt elect h im as a teach­ by step, and each d a y s work is im- o u t , jde utuler t he p r | vat e teacher. over. It is not creditable to the er. does not h ave a n y control over portant. , Th e following artice, is compounded school, to thp system, n or to t he h im as a teacher. I n t he best com- ‘ U e will In- glad to welcome par- from an address delivered recently st udent * to have them s tay in school mercial d e p a r t m e n t s of high school* I’h ts and friends whenever thev can before t he Michigan Music Teach- while t hey are Mintene?d t h e r e b y a r ‘ nn "na! -cbools s t u d e n t s a r e n-ni i s pa r e t he t ime t o visit t he jininarv d * ' A**o(’iulion by Dr A E. Win- law and) t h en fly from i: ' ' » ** ■i o f t e i m a n y miles to work for a ih-Ihw ), urge Drum l u come, i l l ; »Ktp of ltoalotir-oditor of the Jr.ufcual l i b e r a t e d ’ wild animal* l b - h h j i i o .; i _u. ..auk. office or c ount ing Too apt o rde r t h a t t hey may see t he work )f Education: u t . u t . . r p’.ed a nd unsuperv ■*•-<] t hey are free. In order t o ke» for themselves. T h a t t h e y m a y «n. ,, t h e m we have introduced t y p e­ inon c, women who are npt selected cour age the children by showing I W* m u"1 flr“ and a11 , h * writing, s tenography and ot hei com­ by the school officials or paid by t h em (hat t hey t ake an interest in >ou “ “ n n u l d a n s and In all such cases of Indus, . , . others as educators, that music is mercial branches, and everywhere t hem t hei r work, a nd I hat t he teachers . . . . , trial or commercial p a r t time work We , .. * an educational essential not to he there is (toasting of success. tnav meet a n d he able to cooperate such o p p o r t u n i t y is eagerly sought have introduced every c o n c e i v a b l e neglected by trie teacher, because with p ar ent s , b> school authority because the phase of i n d u s t r i a l work f r o m t h e .iallie Farnswor th. ot her school activities are mote inw o r k i« s o m u c h b e t t e r a d a p t e d to ' ma c hi ne shop to t h e foundry, f r o m , . „ ... ... c beAsit Principal Primary Schoolv,,., i ststeiit. not to be a bandoned • atlse tile l a x j ia ye r s |iocket s<|Ueilks bread m u k i r i g t o launder ing a n d we their n e e d s t h an it ran be in the l»Music i« a- real hi its service to a r e s h o u t i *n g o u r s e l v e s h o a r s e o v e r Ht'ltool o r by the s c h oi jl | T h ef t - is n o conceivable argument t h a t n o b l e a c h i e v e m e n t of i n d u c i n g Music' in Public Schools of Toils) h u m u ni t) a* Qte tnullijilication table system, Lym an Abbott, now serenely beau Why does a boy , whistle when he y o u n g p e o p l e t o get a n e d u c a t i o n against the m u s i c c r e d i t e x c e p t t h e t i n y d i s h o n o r e d di-fike And w.* tiful in hi* old age emb od ies I he need* hi a r t 1 Wbv did the soldier w h o s p u r n s c h o l a r s h i p of a n y t h i n g for c o n t i n u i n g the n>nsoul of the th ou gh t with t h e mind boys sing "Dixie or " Ma rchi ng h a v e r u d e l y c a s t a s i d e e v e r y o n e ditions t hat we have ' i n h e r i t ed. w h o h a d no m o r e u s e f o r s a w i n g of ttie philosopher Mo one bus i hrougli Georgia" when there v.as Ii lal ice t o t l i e i n d i v i d u a l r o n s i d - M w o o d w i t h a gil t e d g e d s a w t h a w f< r given n* the aspect of music in such danger of o ver much ihingkmg of appri-ud e a r relief as that found in his Home Sweet Home. " or of the jiic- m e a s u r i n g w o o d i m a g i n a t i v e l y in t h e i ion lor the . u r n r n u n i t y , t o m ol the g o o d o f t h e s c h o o l >11 c l a s s r o o m , for w h o m b e e t r o o t s w e r e metnoraide apjireeiation " D i d you l ur e of tto- morrow's carnage? Why ever consider that music is t he art iloesno’t the boy rejieat the multi- n o m o r e a t t r a c t i v e t h a n ( i n - e k r o o t s , d emand t h a t m u s i c he g i v e n full t ha t i* absolutelv p u r e 1 Tire sculp |dlcation table? Why didn't the sol- o r t h e w a s h l i j ^ H n i n t h e c h e m i c a l o p p o r t u n i l v in s c h o o l s , and t h r o u g h tor tnav so s h ape fit* clay <*r his ij|,-rs have a sjielling match When l a b o r a t o r y h u t w h o di d h a v e -i jms s k i l l e d o u t s i d e teaching and prac­ We m u s t g i v e the- s t u d e n t M u sic a l ispitat ion t i c e mafbb- sthtue flint it shall Suggest you neeit musii you need it more • .i o n for m u s i c t h e a d t a n t a g e of a s tftUch -*♦ t i-vil t ho ught s The iirttst mav put t h a n t lie| i-i or irregular verbs Why a nd inspiration have been ruthlessly li fe a s lie c a r t — f o r and a* m n h sent to t he junk heap while Wei upon t he canvas t hr bacchanali an , ha* every evangelist hud Ins S.mkey, Every drinking scene, and bring all the Alexander or Excell to warm up the have playeil every trick of t he bun | m u s i c t r a i n i n g »* he needs c o n s i d e r a t i o n d e m a n d s t ha t the miseo steerers to corral the h lurks imths | degradation of hu man life before aiullenee unt'l ihc blood tingled and W h y 1 in some e h n - v o u s i o n d i t i o n s of t h e ].ust -i.ill vou and into your i magination thrilled like the spring time senti- and t he farmers It is a b o u t t h e .< Jy case* it ha* been due to the decision r e u s e a t li l i es Music never can h*- made by itself a men! of y o u t h 1 Why not start a g r e a t a d v a n c e s t e p ever t a k e n ’ t u t means or a voice of d eg radat i on revival with a recitation in delini- of those whose hand* domi neer over II numbers are worth do*— t o d increase the f i n a n c i a l P e l You may mat e if t o words t h a t are turns? W hy are social reformers so their heart* degrading, and so drag it down afraid of the ca ba re t? Why is it while, if the prevention of wrecks hy get Lucille Aspiiyvnll Tnkacli You may cluster about it degradi ng t h a t music sets t he brain a whirling, the educat ional wayside i» werth associations, and so drag it down the heart a th ump ing , t he feet n- while, then let us huit the sweet I)i,t the voice of music itself cannot going1 Why is it t hat music pos- singer and harpist as well as tlw CW IJtirkrvr I rrrs h a v e ^ a in n l a rr|m tatin ii f l i r a It lif u I iu\ss, vijjor nm l p r n d u c liv n ir s s u lirr r v rr nrau^ rs am i ^ raprfruit tirt* j'rmvn. X nt un til v , a s I I m * l»rst c i t r u s Irrrs t o |>»* ha<l, 1lit»c from B u c k e y e N u rseries arc lmufthl hy th e best class <Vf p eo p le th ro u g h o u t th c c itr u s licit. m cft!C*J*t Jin I tlu* m e r its o f Du r trees am i o u r respect for thost* \(Jto Iuiy th em a lik e tlctuaiul I ha I u r present th e s to r y u ck ry e N u rseries in a tligu ifietl, a ttr a c tiv e am i (T iir a d e tis tic form . & CAHNATION MILK V7. : /n n n < OCTOBER 15,1915 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE 8IX C O M lk S n O ) COW S ^ ' S«» w e m a k e our c a ta lo g jCist a sg o m ] a* it can lie m ade. 'H ie T est in the p h otograp h er^ ', en g r a v er s’ nm l p r in te r s’ a r t - is cn rp IoyM t o ' g i v e it t h e sa m e e x c e lle n c e that B u c k e y e frees h a v e. B tiek ev e 1 rees are tr u e t-o ila m e, haeketi Iiv a g u u r a m \ from nu n o f ainpleE nnueial.rc-sponsihilit^f. 1'he B u c k e y e c a ta lo g sh o w s o ra n g es’, g r a p e fr u it, ta n g erin es, H in es,e tc., in pictu res true to n a tu re in form ula! in m an y cases in color. B u c k e y e s e s v ic c lia s h e lp e d b u y ers o f B u c k e y e tr e e s In su c ce e d b y te llin g th e fn ju s t h ow t o p h ih t , fe r tiliz e,.siir a v . in your own ( )rder a can to d a y and prove to yourpW n sa tisfa c tio n wha.l a-rich, d elicio u s flavor ta r n a tio n M ilk g iv e s final. ';.hwt \atrf-, frt’*h, swevl c o w ’s milk, evaporated to t h e <-€i#»4jxtcru.'Y-X»r crr/ini, l icnnct iral ly acalrd and SkcriliXcd,J t i ■irnm-fc t hc inljk 'tmtljlein fur every liouaewlfi*. . * T** . • - a • * . * VV CARNATION MILK C/ e an— Pure *•' • From C ontented Cow a * ■ 4 j ** * You will find Carruition Milk rich and siiumiII i Iii ^ofTcr, de li ­ cious on cereal and fruits. Make* (fijliglilttil ct ra rn Piiidwlch fillings fur t he luncli Imx or ten t.ildc. Is splendid for h i k i n g . Jtii|>arts n delicate flavor lu fresh vegetable*, cream iw»u(»* and desserts. Makes excellent sa l m i dressing —p whip* with very satisfactory results. "Your pantrjr n m l i (mlf n dtrtco can* of "C a rn a tio n M ilk for e v e r y d a y use. Ordrr n supply to­ d a y —fr om your i* g r o e c r — *’ T h e k • X a r n a 11 o n ^ ’i \ | ( l k n i a n t and give It » trtal v t o.four o . u ,*4 ‘buiDe/ ' If In* t k ie l Iklyt * K m r Pacific co„t Conden*ed s Milk Co. in lili.WtO-. U j j t , ptt^jy ‘ ut(u;r places is n o t dfenlod-, T h i s ' result* iitdng pr a ct i ca ll y’ and o^rtioHy accomplished in many t^hoola, may we not give t he public achoola a little more credit for what t hey are doing in music? B ut even this, docs not c o m p l e t e " t h ^ . c h i l d ’s musical editcatfpn . bv t h e .> t publlr * * • of * school*., if he olnjo*i’y tA-go fart her , Ftir ;» 1*4; example* ■>( «omi^ whrk ’ dotl^’ in publ ic ecVioul* ■we_w^ill u uot e| Hie following: '.’in the Ijuffido. N Y., p ri mary grutlu*. the t i m e lievoted to, m u s i c 'l a fifteen mihutes^Ti day, sixty in the'.uppef g ra mma r sVhpo!* had 7 glf*‘ etubx which nu-et for practice- dutaitj^ of school iiours. A. d e p a r t m e n t , jrti eluding cor training,.elatneatiFy* thc^ oryV mVlody trilifilt ani rt ^u sl t f re ad­ ing in \ i e normul p re para to ry eo'iraa results in t he s tudent s b c i p f eligible to, t ake t he Itiigvn***'o2 ufiiinntion in , I '- • 4.-'v v* •— V Sir*« S '.V * -..w *.* W. H. BROKAW �THE 8ANF0BD HERALD PAGE SEVEN + ♦I H t l W W H < * EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 13th. • •' JCITV b u s i n e s s ' \ x Kin 45 minute*_td nirivsl of o w ry trnin on' following route, rtf (rips: Bpjrinninjt nt F l m and French, <W fi Firrt to Mngiup, to T enth Street to Park, Park to Ninth. Ninth to Oak AveOak to First afreet, to Park, mu Park anti Ninth to Station. LL M EET M ID N IG H T AND EARLY MORNING TRAINS A D etective N ovel ynd a M otion P ictu re Drama By ARTHUR B. REEVE T h e H 'e ll’ K n o u n N o c l b l a n d th e Creator o f the " C r a ij K tn n tJ u " Starter CROSS TOW N CAR SCHEDULE StNFORb ' MONROE . 7 15 A.M . Ar.. 7 | I 0 A*M 8:13 A. M- L t * Vt 15 A. M ’ 3*15 P. M. Ar. 3:45 P. M 1:15 P .M . Lr. 4:15 P. M SANFORD Ly. 7:30 A. M. At . 8 :3'* A. M . I. y. 4:00 P . M . Ar. 5:00 P. M . Saturday Lr. 6:00 P. M . Ar. 7:00 P . M . 1*7. 9:30 P. M. Ar. 10:30 P. M. l \ Presented 1a Collaboration With tb« Path* Players and the Fxlcctk Film Company Copyright, tali, br tha Bur Company. Ail SotoUm lUghta KeaarTOd______ CAMERON CITY Ar. 8:00 A .M . Lt . 8:00 A .M . Ar. 4:30 P . M . I,v. 4:30 P. M. Nights Ar. 6:30 P . M . Lr, 6:30 P . M . Ar. 10:00 P. M. Lt. 10:00 P. M. Poultry Feed, Supplies, Incubators, Etc. See the Pictures at The Star E?ery Wednesday. Admission 5 and 10c « CONKEY & PRATT’S MEDICINES 8YNOP8I8. T h e N e w Y ork police a r e mystified b y a serfea o t m u r d e r s a n d o t h e r crlmca. T h e prin cip al chip to th e c r i m i n a l Is the w a rn lot: l e t te r w h ic h Is s e n t th e victim s, signed w ith a •■clutching h a n d . ” Ttny la te st v ic ­ tim of th e m y s te r i o u s a s s a s s i n Is T a y lo r Dodge, th e I n s u ra n c e president.' His d a u g h te r , E la in e , e m p lo y s C ra ig K e n ­ nedy, t h e fa m o u s scientific detective, to t r y to u n ra v e l th e m y s te r y . W h a t K e n ­ nedy acco m p lish es lg told b y hla friend, J a m e s o n , a n e w s p a p e r m a n . A f te r m a n y fr u itle ss a t t e m p t s to p u t E laine \ t n d C ra ig K e n n e d y o u t o f t h e w a y th e C lu t c h ­ in g ( l a n d Is a t l a s t fo u n d to be none o th e r t h a n I*er*y D enn ett. E l a i n e 's la w y e r a n d t h e m a n s h e la e n g a g e d to m a r r y . D en­ n e t t (Ices to t h e d e n o f o n e o f h is 'C h i­ nese crim in als. T h e C h i n a m a n forces fro m D en n ett t h e se c r e t o f th e whenMO‘n Uls of 17,000.008. T h e n h a gl v e t ' t h a j i W j r t V a pof PARES Rands, City Limit*................ 10c Stenstrom 's Corner.....................15c M o n ro e. ..................................... 20c Write for Catalogue and W eekly Price List 206 Kagt Bay Street Jacksonville, ■A pplication fo r U l l o i P a l e s t Notice la hereby r i v e n t h a t t h e e ubarribera hereto will a p p ly to t h e G ove rnor ol Kloriils on t h e Oral ol N o v e m b er, A. I). • 911. s t Tallaha*»**, Florida, lor l ^ t t e r a 1’a le n l on t h e propoaed c h a r t e r of the " Z a r h a r y C r a t e A N ove lty W o r k s ." which la publiahed h e rew ith below. th U 30th d a y of S e p te m b e r, A. I). 19 1&. TWENTY-FIRST EPISODE THB'EAR IN THE WALL. A like other troubles, always comes when |least ex pec ted. The only way to be prepared at all times is to see that your buildings are always insured in a GOOD COMPANY. t barter of We. the the l> Z A C I I A It V W. A. Z A C H A R Y II C ZAC IIA It Y A K POWERS Z a r h a r ) C r a te & u nd e rsig n e d , do K efP b y IN S E C T IC ID E S T h e flrat v i c t i m a h a l l be C r a i g K e n n e d y or y o u r a u n t. You m ay choose. P l a c e t h e r e d r o t e a In t h e w i n d o w f o r y o u r lo v e r , t h e w h l t e 'f o r th e e llv e r- h a ire d one. □EARDALL NFORD *•» 36 1SI p h o n a 13 At the end appeared the myaterlouii fllgn of the serpent. darting from hi* fang* n death more thftli figurative "Wh what shall 1 d o ’" ah© op pealed Craig did not answer directly. He could not. Thoughtfully he walked to The Standard Railroad of the South .the Window and gazed out. There was SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5ih. 1915 only a dirty, bent cripple. Handing by t he cor ner' selling papers to pedes­ THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY trians i • Kennedy's forehead wrinkled In No. 82 No. 86 No.- 80 thought He turned and walked back i 1 » JarkoonvHIc 9:1 0 nm 8:10 pm 1:35 pm 1 Ar Savannah , *: 1:15 pm 5 :35 pm 12:35 am ! from the window. Mechanically he | \ r Richmond 5:2 0 am j ' 9 :tH am ' 8 :00 pm picked up htk lint and cane, then laid 1 1 :50 pm 1 Vr IVaahinclun . 8 :50 nm 12 :3K pm down the cane again 1 (r llaltimort' .. 1:50 pm ■1H am V 1005 : art) "1 must look Into this at once," he 4 :25 am 4:03 pm 12:3.1 pm r \r I'hllsdt-lphia . . said, lifting the (lowers and putting Ar New Yorku .. i . . 2:40 pm 6:20 pin 7 : 1.1 am them back Into the box carefully, as iUu-1 l.'qiiipmeot. Ffve Reclining Chair Cars tu Washington. I) If he expected troublo to com o/ol the ( ar.Rerviol on .Trains 82 anti 86. Slti-pe* to Savannah on Train 80 affair. “ You—you'll bo ■very careful, For Information a nd Reservation Phone or Write Craig?" pleaded Elaine, as they left the library a'nd went Into t he half "I will be—for you," ho repealed, lfl)U I»r»a(h Hotel. Tai with a reassuring tsmile. “ Oh—l, for­ got my cane." Quickly bo returned to the library, leaving her standing In t he hallway. a n u u m u ^ i i B x i u d e t D i R u a i a a a i t n f x a c m t w t i n c i g i z r a d i f R m a t t i i a d a u i t a Thero ho had purposely loft his stick on-.Rio table beside tho flowers. lie seUctod s (fine from tho bunch of red rosea ajul hastily stuck them in a vase find placed the vaso on. t he window MILL WORK OF'ALL DESCRIPTIONS [ ' ; & * .'P, , * . ' * * L ’I* ■lit. Then -he picked up tho canc and ire preprlred to figure with vou on all clakstw e n5Jaih.od Efalpo In th« hall. >XT*Tl - m r 7ir/^r*i^ i m i ruin’ f'P/'YTJIP f U ’M B E lS tia x MILLWORK f o r *‘HOUSE, STORE k Opfaltle Uto Dodgo house tho flirty, r BAR\t.- ■f?himing;.flporing, ceiling, siding, windows, t bent cripplo looked about cnutlouftly '00rs. screens.-blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes, u oflt of tho corner of his eye. Suddenly he paused as If ho had C*1 1 s What You Wont* * Estimates Furnished Free \ caught s i g h t . o f a mendicancy ofllcor bearing down on him* Ther e on tho u ‘ How P i n e L u m b e r C o ,, K is s im m e e , F l a * v• r * ‘ \ * window eill of t he library waa a^ yasc W K w j- jp a p a v ttc r p m v p p ttv it'r ttitx v v v p u tttH S T s a fW V V titiv P v tP v v * of red roses. Hastily he shuffled off on bis wayA t fast as bl* supposedly bent body bould straighten Itself safely 6ut ho hurried downtown with one idea—to reach ttye secret a pa rt men t or Wu Fang, the serpenL Wu, Long Bin and several o t h e r Chi­ namen wprs gathered about a tablo on ,Qr Hu* best quality 6f GRAIN, HAY, FEED and which was a Jong oblong oak box. - In FLOUR at REASONABLE P R IC E S . * .tho cbrCt. which Was open were fastened on thfF Inside two flat spools of ____ i V - . __ . . ___ i . __ j -------- W R I T E R % f ' • *•. A T L A N T IC COAST LINK ATLANTIC COAST LINE NOVELTY PLANT 8 l juy Direct and Save Money Office: Yowrll Building Meanwhile Wu Fan g and his lieu tenants had proceeded to the base­ ment of uur apartment house. First Wu entered the dark cellar by the a’,iir%|tY)4wi or a r c o r d itit to cautiously a rid beckoned to I-ong Htn and tho other Chlnnmen lo follow Te* liuiii)N»*i>l I hi. m r p u r t l i o n i h . l l l»v (Die of Ills followers carried the DIR ro tid u rlril h) fh* (olltikliig ulTlrrr,. vU; A vlr« p m i d v n l , M r n l i r y and Six dotcctaphonc, which he placed on I r r afirraidvnt, . u r r r , a n d a bo a rd a t dlrectore, to connn old rickety tabto which t h e Janitor, ai*l ol not l » a t h a n Ibr**, a n d not murr t h a n Ova ilovkhohWra, and nurh j u b o r Jensen, sometimes used. d in ato oltlrcra a n d a f r n t i a. th a VtfrtiofaWo upeped tho oak ca*d and began t io a may l u l l w l i . T h» odlrr* of tha c r r l a t ) and* t r .- a .u r - r may h» (Iliad by th a to look about for a place to Install the w • *io* par.on. t h r hoard el d l r r r l o n , and al little listening ear by wires that would o i h r r ofO*rr. l«i Ih> rhi*.,n *h> t h r atorkd r r , rhall h - r h t » r o annually hy ihv run up from this cellar hiding place •htoo lrk k o ld r r a , at thvir annual m r o ti n f to h* h*hl o n t h r tir*i M onday In Jmnuaty lo our apartment above r a r h y r a r h r | i n n l n a with th» yra* 19IS, "U ghI l.iMik'" cried one of the ol t h r |irr*td rol and wthrr o f f l r r n thall hr rh«*—n annually h> th r d irv c to r, or hy Chinamen. i«dntlng toward a corner t h r ,to< kholdrr*. u t h r hy-law , m ay dlof tho cellar wall. rrrt T h r einr«r» to tu> r h o i r n by tha Wu turned There was a rat which d i r r r t o r r al a m r o t l n r to l>« hrld nn t h r . a m r day and I m m r d i a tr l y a l t r r t h r a n n u a l hod run out of a hole, had seen them m r r lm x of t h r oto rk h o ld rra T h r ho a rd ol and scampered quickly across the d i r r r to r r , until n t h r r w l r r p r o v id r d hy t h r ■torkholdi-r, r h a tl r o n r l r t o( four m n n floor and away safely. hrra. T h r lolloarlnt ahall* bo th » oUlrrra It Interested Wu and ho walked over of t h r c o rp o ra tio n , anti) t h o . r r l r r i r j at t h r Srat r l r c t l o n ahall h a v r i|UallfW*l. Ha: to tho ratholo and examined it. I 'r r a id r n t, AT 11. Z ac h ary ; V'lro f m l d c n t , "Wnit here." he ordered quickly, W. A. Z a c h a r y l IW oretary a n d T r r a r v r r r , II. ('. Z a c h a r y ; H oard of Olrcclora. A. I». leaving hl» men on guard In the cellar Zachary. W. A. ZacHaryJ , II. C. Z ac h ary a . It was not very many minutes later n d A. K. I’o a r r aArticle VI . that Wu returned to the cellar, with a T h r hfghrat a m o u m , o I t r d r h lr d n r a a or largo cardboard box under his arm. llahlllty to which t h r c o rp o ra tfo n can at tim e o u b ir c t Itarll ahall |>r Kilty T h o u l "No on© has gone In. master,” r e ­ any • a n d (*40.000) Hollara. Artlrl* VI. ported one of the Chinamen. e a n d r e a i d r n r n of t h r aubWu nodded and t urn rd to another a c rTl hb rr n naanm d t h r nttm hor of a h a r r a take n hy who hud been engaged In enlarging the r a r h ar follow,; A. 1). . Z a r h a r y , Sanford* M erida, give rathoie In the wall. •barn. 1 — W A Z a c h a r y . Sanford, Florida. Ten "Does It run upstairs?” he asked. aharrr '„ “Yes, master." returned tho othor. II f Z a r h a r y , S a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , f o u r "Then wall here," ordered Wu, t ak ­ H u n d r e d Kl(hl> rha rr* A. K, I'owrr*,* Sanford. Klorida, Klva ing up the detectapbono transmitter, a'taraa. w. * I In Witnraa W hctcof, W r hnvo h e r e u n to tho spool of .wire and the box. a rt ou r name* thla t h a 30th day ol S r p He left the cellar stealthily and a I r m h c r . . A. D; ZACHARY *' few minutes later reached the u p p e r • * \V. A. Z A C H A R Y * , - n . C. EA<T|IAItV hall, which at the time happened to be deserted. Somehow ho hnd obtained a S ta le ol Florida A »K P O W E R S skeleton koy which titled our !ockt and C o u n t y ot S r m i n o le T e l o r a (nr t h a und*r»lBnr d a u t h o r i t y p r r with ltd aid ho ente&ed out- apartment. aonally a p p e a r e d A. t l . Z a c h a r l , w . A. Quickly he looked about t he’ room. Z a r h a r y . . U .JJ . Z a c h a r y a n d A. K. Power*, t o m r A d i k n o w n , who b r i s * d u l y aworn Finally* h i t keen Judgment told him t h a t tho c o r n e r by tho bookcMo Was that nearest over t he compart ment In tho cellar In which ho had IcTt his lieutenant* with t b r d c t c c t a p h o a e . Wu Fang h n d ' a method of wiring" In the detcctaphone that waa all hi* own. Ho went over to t he corner and drew froth hi* capacious blouse a chisel with which ho ripped “hack a section of tho baseboard. After he . N O T I C E T O C R K D IT O R H had removed It ho m a d s ' k llltjo hole In C.M rl af t h . C .s n ly J o d i . , N r o ila .l* ('•■ sly , Hlate of lie ,I d a > In tho’pl at ter and lath* on tho wall. I n r* K > ta t. of Next he ' dr ew pn a pair ot thick J a m * . J* . Hobo,la. Ovtoteod Two Different Propositions, f stxa.ngs.-Uaw. many .Uolper* .a. m«n has wbeir. he id* looking for a Place to put hla money, and how very few telp era there ate when he tries get hla .money out of the place. . r. It’s * DENTIST T h e a m o u n t of c a p i t a l s t o c k of I hi* o r ­ g a n i s a t i o n »hal| be F i f t y T h o u s a n d (f S O .y UU I M ullar a, t o be d i v i d e d In t o fiv e h u n d r e d s b a / e a of O n e H u n d r e d f f lO p .O Q ) e a c h A ll or a n y p o r t i o n o f t h e capLnal s t o c k of “t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n m a y be p i y i T d e In . Is s u e d , or u s e d for t h e p u r c h a s e yf p r u p w r t ) , e it h e r r e a l or p e r s o n a l , or fur t h e p a y meri t of l a b o r or a e r a t e * , at £ j o a l a n d f a ir v a l u a ­ t i o n t h e r e o f , t o be d e t e r m i n e d b y t h e b o a r d of d i r e c t o r s A rt ic le I V . T h i s c o rp o ra tio n shall co n tin u e and h a v e fu ll n e w e r f o t i s r c M l l a c c r p o r s t e r i g h t s a n d franchise** f o r a p r r i t d • £ n tp e i > -n in e >v i m . f r o m • n ii r a f t e r t h e m m m * *n re m e n ! "if Ha f o r p o r a t e gjf I t e n u r e , unleft* s o o n e r ills- Elaine wo* ti>rrlfli-d even yet tn Hp**ak. ' ^ m- could do was to hand him the nolo: ' * One Inch Cards Will Be Published Un­ der This Heading Al The Halt; Of $7.20 Pgr Year. f o r t h , a n d w e d o a d o p t t h e f o l i o * i n * &* t h e c h a r t v r of t h e p r o p o a e d c o r p o r a l loin. Article III. Full Stock at All T i m e s at O ur S a n fo r d and B c a r d a ll W o r c h o u s c s BUSINESS CARDS lu o riitr T h e je ti w ra ! n a t u r e of t h e h u i u i p u to br transacted and conducted by taid cor­ p o r a t i o n ahaH be aa f o ll o w * to-wit T o e n g a f e in a n d c a r r y on t h e bua lne aa of a f e n e r a l N o v e l t y W o r k s IM an t . to m a n ­ u f a c t u r e . b u y a n d aeft. lumlMPf. t o m a u f a r l u f f . I uv a m i se ll v e g e t a b l e r r a lr m , l i l r f e l a , b o a r s , of e v e r y n a t u r e a n d k i n d , to m anul e c t u r * . buy a n d aell aaah* d o o r s , b l i n d * . ■hi n f lr $ to b u y a n d sell e v e r y k i n d of l. ui l J i n i m ateria l anti m erchan dise t ha t m*> be n r c e a a a r ) Of e t p e d l e n t In t h e c on d u c t of s u c h b i u i r i r M , to b o r r o w money and * r f u f r s a m e by m o r i ( i | r deeds, L e n d s, or o t h e r o b l i g a t i o n s t h e r e f e r . t o o w n . b u y . a n d sell r e al r o t a t e a n d to i m p r o v e aim « to b u il d , o w n , m a i n t a i n , a n d o p e r a t e H a m w*>* and In d o a 11 «* u r h ■n d o t h e r a n d f u r t h e r t h in g * a t m a y be ne re s **r> i*r e i p s d l e n t t o be do n e for t h e aye* r e u f u l t r a n s a c t i o n of t h e ‘b u s i n e s s of this* c o r p o r a t i o n a n d t o h a v e , e i e r r i t e a n d en fo y all t h e r i g h t * . p o w e r * , a n d p r i v i l e g e s in cid e n tal to pc r a t i o n s o rgan ised a nd eiistlng u n d e r ' tftir l a w * of t n e s l a t e of Florid a M A T E R IA LS Florida oui»»lv*i for t h e purpoM of becom ing incorporoted* u n d e r t h e l e v a of Florida, to tran a ac t for profit th e bualneaa below »et T h e nam«* of T, hla c o r p o r a t i o n e h a ll be t h e Z a c h a r y C r a t e & N o v e l t y W o r k a . a n d lia p r i n c i p a l p l a c e of bu a ln e a * s h a l l be Henf or d. Heminolrs c o u n t y , Flo rid a, and the board of directo r* may establish other pl a c e * Of li u a l n t a a w i t h i n a n d w i t h o u t t h e a t f j r of F l o r i d a A r t i c l e || ETTUCE HAMPERS • N ove ll, Article I, A. P. CONNELLY CRATE -We carry all the trading v a ­ rieties of FARM, FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS th a t have been tested and known to bo specially adapted to Florida soil and climate. T u a ll ('(rd lto i* . I^ f a lo * ., D U lr ib u lM , anrl all IV n o n o having claln u i | i l m t atid rutalo: w _ Y o u ,.s o d oath of you. a r . htraVy notln*d and ra<|ul,».l to prM«Bt s o y cfalma and (Irm atidt. * h r ih yotl. ,or oitbor of you, may flaya a c a ln it t b i M t a l, of J a m * . D . Hoh*(•» ., d*e*»aod, U lo S i Hom insU* cooaty. F lo fld a . to tho u n d artlin ad a d rn in i.t,a tria , of aald o slst*. * It hlb on* year frpro' tfe* data h*r*d l. . l»sl*4 SANFORD FLORIDA T h o m am e m m e t w i l h o .n r. m t i i m o N i io is h o l h e b Ssnford Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT Offtr© in Ynwfll Bldg. Sartford, Fla GEO. A. DEC0TTES ATTORNEY LAW J* Practice In Stoic and Federal Courts xnp COUNSEUjOR at (• rner-Woodrufl Hl.lri Plum bing and Gas Fitting All Work IteceivcH Mj Personal Attention And Dent KfTortH Opposite City Hall Trlrplyjue No 25 Dr. J. A. TR0VILLI0N S P E C IA LIS T In CANCER. GOITRE and TUMORS Cure Them Without ('titling Them Out O RLA N D O , - F L O R ID A Positively Guaranteed Made for all Machine* CARBON PAPERS . Finest Ctrbon Piper Hade Ey*ry S k a a l P a r t , c l •t .I *' > Recognized Standards \ I», l t t B * R r . r u . ROBERTS, A d m laiitra tn a . Sanford �tt&K THE SANFORD HERALD t O CTO BER 15, I; “ A H o w e ! A. Horse! M y Kingdom ' ^for k Horne! Dear M a d a m ‘Editress. Nature s S oil B uilder Blower*1 Ground Limestone makes acid soils Wo n’t y ou gleans a s k the women sweet. It releases potash salts and impart* ire con- j>f Sanford to t ake u p n collection to strength ami vigorTo growing crops and trees. ;ure. get Mr. Holly u homo? Blowers’ Limestone ground unusually fine r eques t Yen, m a ’am, a home, 'for M r readily mixes with the'soil. Contains no itnE d i t i o n Holly, s o m e t i m e e d i t o r of the Sanpurities; —can be app lied at any tim e—Is t a k e t o ford Herald. He needs one so b a dl y inexpensive. Write for literature and price*. LIME* a s t o r y t ha t I a m willing t o head t he sub* Blowers Lime & Phosphite Co. a n in- scription with a perfectly good live Box R 308, OciU, Florid* cent piece., .(Yes, a mul e might do, , of t h e l»ut- " j u s t for greens,” since this 1s u iciation, mat t er of greens,- we will %»ay ore t h e ‘‘homo” .) Don’t play with aerloua nutt air was Certainly, I know t h a t Mr. Holly don't' YOU carry your own imm inds on has ood\es of h obby horses a nd an against le t r a c k automobil e, b u t these animals do f wa te r, j not eat grass a n d t h a t is where t he uai&stlc (rouble comes In— t he t roubl e which for you’ll find the money Wanting , s t o be led Mr. Holly to wri te his “ Notice the F I R E has wiped out your pr0| he t i m e to D r iv e rs " in t he Herald of Oct. t, a n d u 8th (page a) in which he mentions , Have bur atrong, reliable com iber of t h a t his lovely little par kway In carry your risk—and be on the j afe l an fo r d. front of t h e Herald office is being Reasonable rates? ?re m e t eaten off b y the ani mnt s belonging Bi rn- to "careless drivers” a n d t h r e a t en F lor ida arrest a n d so forth a n d so on, a n d s all. forgets t o mention t h a t neither he nd s a t nor his neighboring p a r k w a y o w n hold a era, a nd few other men in Sanford, it d id furnish hitching posts for these said isk t h e “ horse*! 1 mules a n d goats.*’ ( Th e up t h e goats p r o b a b l y belong to some one | , ■ i % k in a in the He ral d office, since no one d t i m e else a r o u n d Sanfor d drives ( one.) of y o u r And he forgets to ment ion t h a t it n s u c h ought t o he considered u crime to Bottlers of Soda Water and II w h a t try to entice people i n t o Sanford on an ua- false pretense* t o " b u y and s p en d ,” s pfe*- :l* the Heral d advises, a n d then fOr•nt ex- nish no means of doing so. For One mg h i * ’ cannot he in the wagon holding t he T h e y * horse 10 ' p r e v e n t ~ Mif eafing p ar kel ect ed way. a nd a t the nnm« time go into red H. t he Herald office to present Mr. sucre- Holly with sw'oet po tat oes or int o a p re - storey to " hel p t he Hanford merhold a c h a n t s ” , If our good, kind, clever, only, I Mr. Holly just owned a horse he I circuwould learn to u nd er s ta nd why o con, J vet tb,. domes w a n t t o eat grass; t h a t grass Full Instriictual Conducted by tha ir t h a t '* esse n tin l to the perfect, Sanford Given in Benedictine inty m * horse (Sanford presents perfections, P r e p a r o t o n , Cap.] Fathers r't ( | f l o nl y . in a n y line* and t h a t h i t c hi n g ( [mercial and CM T E R M S * X225.00 , posts are. likewise, essential to the! ttlral Counts 1 letnbei - ' , , . tie b u t lM,rfcct Sanford home, such a H is obvious t ha t Mr Holly h is never had anyt hi ng t o do with a TOR CATALOGUE A D D R E S S REV. DtRECTO i, s hore pMin, kive horsey was never a oounlonroo. t ry juke, as so many of its are who st reet, subscribe for his Heral d, hut has | T h e r e always been rich enough to live in are for a city ( the city, Sanford the blessed' ,,,) a ,,,i and own an automobile, and therebuild (ore needs a horse in order to learn a h a n d by experience some of t he beauties s par ed of count ry l ife and t he dra wbacks of rrj^ — ‘ ■j ed t h e town Of course Mr Holly would a te of perhaps kill the horse feeding him * for a gasoline instead of his par kway i it (air. But then we all of u» h a v e to learn ist for by experience a nd we could insure rid d o the horse's life beforehand for enough 1 11 Park Ave. Free Dtli id sue- !o buy hitching posts for Sanford It is, however, a poor rule which •hiding niff not work both ways and, «!■ m auv t hough Sanford is so poor t h a t s h e' d s t e m ’ ’ cannot afford hitching pout- and t t ‘ i. nrst may take s o m e ti me t herefore to get •r sec- u l’ the col.ection m e n t io n ed , the a w a y c o u nt ry is saved, a ny h ow . For I t h i r d n m about to p at ent a self cranking, S te m- a ut omat ic, travelling, fold-up-ahle Sanitary S team P ressin g, Hot G asoline Dry C leaning. Alter* js and hitching jrost. the p a t e n t of which [ lion s of All K inds on Short N otice field n n ’ tuning to present to all horse and Join Our G en tle m e n 's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. n win- mule owners of the Sanford region m u n i t e n de r And then, whether Mr Hojly reSUITS $15.00 UPW ARD fail t<> horseless u |ijtri'riate the bhe ea uwill ty and or not. nol perfections of my p at en t und boost i it. For what are not Mr Holty’s perfection* ns a Snnford booster? 1 Please let me apostrophise hint a moment , M ad a m Editreas, fcf I wish to exclaim d ra ma tic al ly, fer­ vently, soulful('y. " M r . Holly Mr. Holly ‘But onn thing t h o u l ack es t; ’ ‘A horse A horse My kingdom ’ for- a horse " . • A West Side FaPmer.’s Wif:l. BLOWERS BROUNu RESULTS TELL. - Ask any custom er about FA VO RITE STONE FE R T ILIZ ER S T hey know and can testily as to THEIR QUALITY, THEIR SOLUBILITY, LASTING QUALITIES and GENERAL ADAPTABILITY to FLORIDA SOILS * m S p e c ia l F o r m u la s t o r A U F lo rid a C rop* W R I T E F O R Q U U T A T tO N S AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, INSECTICIDES In Fe d e p e n d e n t r t i l i z e r Co Ja. cksonvi l l e. Fl a. CHASE & COMPA • GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE FIVE COUNTIES Coca-Cola Bottling Company To the Citizens of Seminole, Volusia, Osceola, l-ake and Orange Counties, Greeting: Be it known to nil of you that you nr** invited and ex|>eetod to jircparo suitable exhibits fpr display at the Great Exposition rilrwidy a^reetFjponliy'THe" people of your several counties, engaging iu a friendly competition for the exhibition of the varied products of your several sections; also the things “ Made in Your T ow ns.” Your school work, your fruits and vegetables, your farm products, your stores of house and field, your art creations and all other articles of interest, especially st<x‘k, ckickens, etc. Prepare to attend in |>erson and with ydur family and friends and the strangers within your gates. PHONE St. .Leo College, O F T H E P R O S P E R O U S FIVE C O U N T IE S L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D FEED S a n fo rd STABLE C o r n e r P e r k A v e n u a and S e c o n d Streot C O N T R A C T O R S FO R A L L K IN D S OF H EA V Y H A U LIN G L a r g o supply of H o r s e s , Mules, W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a lw a y s on hand F o r S a l e or E x c h a n g e Si. Leo, Pasco County, Florida SPENCER’S BAKE D. C. BROCK W onder C CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. T h e P o w e r fu l M o to r o fth e M a x w e ll * T^is i» one o f the moat m atyelous pieces o f ery powerful with macIWiiery ever invented. V Very four cy lin d er s cast e n b lo c l i Ijaa m a d e t h e M axw ell fam ous a s “ T h e C ar th a t L a u g h s at > . . POISONS •. • . believe I wotlli have died it I I* taken it. » ***• * *• # After I began taking Caniui, I i greatly helped, and all |hr£c bottkt lieved me entirety,^ ' Best o f all tbis rriotor is breaking nil loW -c5»C records f o r : ,v •* '» Jf. A ... . -*■ / . V . l s t M iles per gn 11o n ’or gasoline. 2 n d —Miles per quart o f lubricating oil.’ 3rd—Lowest year-jf-and-ycar-out repair bills. W e nre w ailing t ? bdte you for a test ride in tb^'car Umt has broken all low “ First-Cost” record*, and U breaking all do to “A fter-C ost” records. 'BcctricStarter ^UcctricLiqhts its /fe u , 3 5 % now in su r a n c e a M rU l K h lifl* l > T » f r* l« . ■ • ,M SlTIx S - Y a « r'n M * .. . t.W . S V7* 3-War rata , . l i t .'M t^ ptr- Hi . I __ l.W s i r r A L f tir iM ii.K * w t u . HTAS1I A LL T B f N . * T h*7 Art* rrm rtlra U y K r w f a u tlif '. M a t* o f r u t - f d u l T u m i M«S»1 o r O alT aalaa* <>»*■ J l r a r t h Mtaal. t h r r ar« M K K V U O O lC IJO IlT H tN O .T H d O r . th a a n lr m a t U lh a root o f InaWJUaa ja x o n Z /~ £ v * z y F Q a d is * M ta u tU R x u l SEM INOLE COUNTY G AR AG E Encouraging Him * Little. "Von little Imp, t know you g ave him Bomo.fncourageinenU" "Ires, I told J t l m fahvt heart nater won t at r lady, end sent him a b <t of atrychnine piUs! Puck- PHONE 111 V The FtowiOAMfTALProducts Co. Pleasant Hill, N. C.—-"I suffered for three summers,M writes Mrs. Walter Vincent, of this town, "and the third and last lime, was my worst. , -* “ I had dreadful nervous headaches and prostration, and kwas scarcely able t<r walk about. Could not do 4ny of my housework. • I also had dreadful pains in my back and tides and when one ol those weak, sinking spells would come on me, 1 would have to give up a n d ‘ lie down," until it wore off. 1 fattened''up, nnd grew so U stronger in t hree months, I (clt other person altogether.” CArdul Is purely vegetable and acting. Its Ingredients have a mild.* effect, on the womanly constitution. ' • Cardui makes for Increased sWRl improves the appetite, tones up th*< voas system, and helps to make * sallow cheeks, trpsh and rosy. Cardul has helped more than a #■ weak women, during the pask5dj" It wilt surely do. for you, whal n done tor them. Try Cardui today- I 1 w«i certainly in a dreadful s t a t e d In; Q j i u m o i i MrJWIn. d o . I bfaJW), wlvcb I finally decided to try ' Write I m > 0«P«.. L h» lljn < » .fl. f * n n .. far e lia n i on vour ( tto tn4 M n P V-1*Cardiff, (he woman' s tonic, and 1 firmly | llm 1 ita iw n i lot W on**.” to o l la ^Uu* ilisS * W. J . T H IG P E N & COM PAN Y . . *agents General Fire ■'• . - . Sanford. Insuran O ffJoa » « m» H O M k C H . a t A L t a T A T K ’ - x ‘ . O. Florida 1 -4 �■^ TOE SANFORD BIX .... COUNTY EVAPORATED MILK HAPPENINGS A m iN C H OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON­ DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR MHRALI) WIST Slot ITfMS Mi*,' a nd Mrs. John lladger are moviiiK this week to t he Zachary lumber mill, where Mr. Ba'dger has accepted a position as engineer. Mn*. McBri de and Miss Ada Sienstrom were calling on Mr*. J. L. Walker Mon d ay afternoon, Misses Georgia and Winifred W a l k e r s p e n t S a t u r d a y nn d S u n d a y with their sister, Mr*. F ra nk Hut, liilis. Mr. and Albert McGui re have re­ turned from a visit spent a t Mt. Dora. Mrs. Ben S mi th of Paofa spent n pleasant day with Mrs. Alfred King Wednesday. The school bus seems to be welt loaded with school children a n d all M-em h a p p y t h ey are going t o school. Mr. a n d Mrs. Frank, H u t ch i ns enjoyed suppci a t t he .home of their parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Walker Sunday. Mr. Muse has sold his place to Mr. and Mrs. Holey. Mr. and Mrs. |tu]i.y came from Ohio Inst winler. Mr and Mrs. Ch arl ey Chisholm ,u| Charley Jr.. accompanied by >.r -i-tcr Mi**s Gresham spent Sun ,|.,v :,t Paula With Mr and Mrs Pep Smith. ______ Mr "and Mia. T E Wilson wiU h a v e New York on the 29th inst, inMead of November. T h e y write it i- getting eo)d and disagreeable for them there. p,.v T i. .finklns sl opped over , l,I* way home fp 111 Jacksonville , ,1 visited several of his friends \\ t .|, in re In jirmt lied *n •-1a 1 i h 1 i Hali it g -er mon - at M« nr***i. baptized oil M o n d a > wi r«- Mr •..! Mr- II H ( Hub till. Mr I \\ I'll ' |t'»le\ M is « Emitx Billing*’ cy i i . Mi it-i roin Mr and Mrs F ri»nk Johnson of ur (In*, ‘a ill* K**\ Hid CASSIA ( MATH R farste.id of Zephy rtnll w is I ., ,.,.1 Week with friends He Is i *i " ting 11) | lint t e in this 11irul tl y in I he near future Mr- Warren Hoy a I returned home ,1,1a > from Paisley, where she was .died to llie bedside of her mother, Mr. I 1 McEwen. who has been ,1 We are glad to report t ha t she is improving rapidly. Mr T J Wilson. J r . returned I,nine from Tar npa lust Wednesday. Where he has been visiting bis stst,,r Mrs Dozier DeVane h»r sev i|i* was accompanied * mjwtt-r Mir*** Alo». Wilson of i, i ,Kc Spring* She returinol II i rsday, to the regret of her many friends. Messrs L. J Owens nnd W. G Woods were here lust Friday transo t m g business for the Wilson f y I I nmpuny. Mi»s lalcille Itoyal and her l.i ,T|i,.r. Cecil, spent Saturday m 1 i • s vs it >i friends H..i, s p Kirkland id Altoona »a* a business culler here Monday Misses Edi et h Corton and Jean Koval of Sorrento spent the we eks • nd with relatives here. They were i he house guests of their aun t, Mrs. Alonzo Itoyal. Mr and Mr*. Robert Hose, accom­ panied by their niece. Mrs. W. S Sherman a tt e n d e d services at the Episcopal church in Eustis lust Sundays* , Mist . Vivian Uoypl i» spending tt . *e,*V.with her aun t. Miss Grace McEwen at Paisley. * ~ . C Mlink i* slowly i mpipvi ng ' mm Idoofi poison,' caus td Horn a severe cut (in his ankle. Dr. ( allal.ii, of Sorrunto i* a tt end in g Win. B II Hagan visited in DeSoto ■o uniy lust v»t*ek. Ben says that it u not to be com pared to Lake. WtKIWA AND ETH EL ITEMS I’he 1 a test news hafc announced nf a b a b y boy, vlit t he Stork l.imrtod, at t he home of Mr,'v»nd Mr* Eugene Hush Friday mornltjg. Mother and babe are both do­ ng well Mr P. ). Coates has been oUt this week s ket ch in g -photographs of dif■ ii homest eads in the neighbor...... I inirtieLv Mr. Criffpens, Mr Eugene Brown'd anil otJy*ra Ftatik J’owell moved in to his homestead thU week. -----Mrs. A. O, Powell went over to Sanford Fri day evening, spending th, night with Mr. J. C. Kelso, who h,i* been worse for some lime. She found him b e t t e r thaft she expected to. ■( * it rival We had .. our cregul ^regular ar mo nt hl y preaching l (ist Sunday at Et hel byfist Sum IH'v Bartlett, •morning and night. The evening service was a memori PAGE surprise b i r t hd ay supper on C. D. Pen;son Wcdnedaay night. Thoso enjoying the o ys t e r au ppe r were Mr. nnd Mm. F. A. Johnson, Mr. and T H F HOUSEWIFE WHO WANTED Mrs Oscar Pearson, Mr.* A. V. Mc­ ‘ TO KNOW t.EAKNH WHAT IT Ginn and C. D. Pearson an d fam­ IN AND WHAT CAN BE ily DONE WITH IT The very finest strains of Big Boston and Florida Special. Both fine, early headers. $ 1.00 pound postpaid " J u s t what is e v a p o r a t e d milk? I* if a preparation to use in place of ul service for Mr J er ry Bri-so ami OVIEDO OCCIIHRENCLS. milk, or is it really milk?" the house Johnni e Boyd. both uVember* of our wife who wanted to know asked of Sunday school Bro. Bart let t preach By former ‘correspondent of an nn „,ij,.M| of the Pacific Coast Coned an eseeMeni sermon. Me look Orluiido Paper len-i-d Milk Company. for Ills text *’ Tim | li-H. There y I. Cushing and wife have The reply was p ro mpt and dew i n ,i great many flowers brought the house of Mrs. Keatly | cisix “ Evap or at ed Milk C a r n a ­ >> l n* scholars and friends express- Raulerson of Fort I’iercu, a n d will tion Milk— is pure, u ch milk. It is lug their love for both. After t he j conduct n first class rooming house not u preparation containing so s<r\ii.- Mrs. 1 o we l l . psesident of (l)r ,h„ coming winter seuaon and much fat, and so much protein. It the Lea gun appointed a committee they have leased their hotel hete to is simply good, pure, fresh, rich t i t to t a k e t h em to j h e cemetery and Mrs. J. H. Marshall anti it will be cow s mUk with part of the water place t h e m on llteir graves. Oh how thoroughly renovat ed an d opened to removed, making t he milk about thu we do miss them bot h from our thej public on Novem her 1st. consistency of cr eam. ” midat. But the} have only gone on s / t is rumored t h a t Mr. Z. Spinks " I s an y th i ng added to t he milk?" before to await tin- coming of their has purr based t he two lots west of " N o t h i n g Whatever. After it has loved ones t he hank from B. G. Smi th am! will been evaporated, tins milk is her­ P L A N T CITY. F L O R ID A Mrs. J ames Boyd is still very low. erect a six room bungalow nnd he metically sealed and sterilized. Then No hope is entertained for her re­ does not intend to batch either, from it goes to you. It reaches you just X X X X X X X X X X X X X i X X X X X X X X X X covery. all accounts. as sweet and pure a* when it was •There will Ik* cot tage prayer You don’t have to set a t ra p to placed in the can. None of t he rich of clerks, for n more courteous or barrels north, in p ar t p a y mVf~ meeting at the home of Mrs. An­ catch a cold. e n t Tor llavor is lost. • more intelligent bevy of clerks it has t he apple vinegar we h ave received drew Hush Wednesday night. It It to be regretted t h a t mote " H u n d r e d s of t h o us an d s of women not been my good f or tune .to meet from there In yeata gone by. Mrs. A. O. Powell s pent a very numbers of our board of t rad e do are using e va por at ed milk, for and 1 have travelled some. The pleasant day with Mrs. Culler and T h e guava h%p been called the. not uttend, as at present we have ev er yd ay cooking nnd table use. post office i* unique, ilie" hldvic. the-,j»|»pje of t he s ou th , Jet us use o u r *’• Miss D a p h n e y Vermillion last Sat ­ several very i m p o r t an t m a t t e r s that Yet. up till a compar at ivel y short atres large and* nttrfi<ftitv._ Puppt'r surplus, ujiplcs, our guavn apples. urday in Sanford, ought to receive more serious con­ time it \yas regarded almost entirely at the t ea room of M&. CorrtWh w*.is Some e nt er pri si ng st udent who wish- ' Mr. Ben Boyd Is still very sick. sideration t han has been given them as an emergency proposition. Now enjoyed, for the privacy and dainty es t o earn a I i dl e extra money might Mr. N e w m a n has taken charge of a nd it is hoped t hat not only the it has nbecome son e v e ry da y neces­ cleanliness appealed to the lone look to the guava for help his ho mes tea d at Ethel since Mr regulars wil! a t t e nd but all other sity " woman travelling wl"iie and besides, Frank Boyd has moved oil citizens who are interested in the " l '.in you use it just us you ^ ou ld the s up p er was good, t he waitress a Ther e will be a business meeting citrus industry. The next meeting raw milk?" he was jisked U n k in d C o m m e n t. *■ charming bit of feminity and the of t he League held at tin* home of will be held on Del 19th RecentL while going through a cem­ "Yi,ii do not need so much <>( Car Mrs Cornish herself so , oiirteoiiMr*. P o w e l l a t Wikiwu F ri da i r i g h t ii the visitor Mr*. W.liter \\ Hose, Mrs Ben nation Milk a* you In of ordtnarx l a n d Watchful "l the comfort of tier etery in a <‘.illfii.i^ip can e njioii thin on a TomhiUoiiOA ."i Freer, M'ss Louise Smith. Miss Wil- lm' ^ It should be diluted some g.n»iI cordially indorse Mrs ‘ wnuM i .it life nlwny" flejjentJiytlbt --be Hsr-rll nnd M e D - fiHieb«lor . It ran h r tn;rrt v n r r r ^ f u t t r j mrriTtti A v W r rn r b r -nnrrum nr ii some lrrex*reiu persou Imd IAM MAIN MIMS of Winter Pin k visited -friends at in more ways t han ordi nar y milk." the Reporter-Slur was. much e n ­ In** p e n t j . 'Hour Grapes." Lake Charm on t he hth. " F o r instance?" joyed, where the writer met Mr Mrs. T h os Morris was a Monday Mrs. 0. f| Wolcott and son made “ Whipped. You can whip C a r ­ and Mrs Heeie. most delightful ‘ii visit to Orlando and Winter I’uik nat ion Milk just as y ou would thick prop!,* to know a nd young Mr morning visitor to Sanford Needed Preparation. Hex R W Edwards of Jackson­ fils' week Before a man starts out to reform cream In many things evaporat ed A l i en l o o , so h.ful t ti.1t be made ville gnxi- ii- .< gund sermon here Mr ai.d Mrs I] Long and Mr m i l l I' t'i-* .1 b e t t e r llu \ or tllJLII d o c s ft ill t' ■rat* gm ' for )<l i u:i 1 i ml Iti w o r l d h e m i g h t I n ktinw (mw t o Sunday night and -Mrs ii S Brannon vlsiled r u w m i l k , ,i r i c h e r - m o o t tier t i i s l e left t o I hi- i uni of .1 q Uieksl e|i In . Ii, :l r u n i III li e l ul nl l l nl i Vinfds In ILir<>M lit M-1 hi n of (Inkl.tcd w.i- friends on Luke Charm last Son- A n d I., *itic t h e q i n - t i o n o 1 e n l i v e n ! b o b t o b viith th I'MIi 1••r - d e l il i»r ’ t h e h.ngilsli ' a m : . t a r e pi ' .i j dc m t g t i t h i m i " i . ' . . i ’ll i, h ti, | ul, ,|i. j ' l a d e . iltllllig on ■1. t r it 1- 1 , r*' 1.1*1 '-iM da \ f. t > E \ I'H d i d »• , i f f ». o l d i " . • t . 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Mi lk i- nil .it >■o l u i !i’\ * . 1• i•. ii l. d'HM (•! ? | • *agi * C'h - - .ii i ke \ l** \ i. ‘ Tai I f j *lf I U 1 ,J ’ in, 11 ;,i Mrs Aodru L . u. hur l' s on HU | t | i i v i{.> <> \ 1O X , n n n l i i M ti 1 ml net >1 k e e p b u t iitie it o r ' of l.ilVj *tjii>j>t'ii. i r 1» i» M” hdux (fight hi l i e Kith small tun Opel) ul a fill! • se is lull d i n g d o w n l he so To ih e J a st drop m Kf «»*.^J flHlI lr* wj(i 1 •h I'tu i x n ' o i i i r . f n * h. i\> I , m s , d w | , . . .. t< » i - h \ o n i in " | , " f -1 ' I e in-, s\ mp *11,\ ** ► Mr* II K ii. • r -| (ill (In ater percentage iif splii fruit lo tinunexpected le M l.l n d S t a r in t h e a t i s e i o < • ill l hi* gr* end) here, i;u* wf (if Mrs Kvatis f,.,.,| C ar n a t i o n Milk to the s o, i el v e - l i l o r t h a n e v e r before known in ibis see- y „ „ Mr I t e e s o i- a n ill ||| III .till <>i J. -- ( > M urn mi it ^ lii * i i a |.|, - a nd tn ■1 i Idr i*i and feel roill <t g o o d • **J a p - f Ilia’ ' *r ., 11 dr ii lit tl er- beat dr itm* saf> (|t doing SO ( htldre i Ilk* t tie | a I d o Is PII' I t ’ g I’ll I|, - w i n t e r f hi. l(l - ft! - * It I S W I t tl 1. • I I I , . <|n l h e s .1 n d ‘. uo.k • v e r y tiro t l i ili'iii i • f "II m III III hotels, from will.! Is lleard lla vor of I v a porit te-f mil k r e g r , t l b u t wi iv nr le .«<• ( • \|orri*ioi I 111- II nl \ liroi to r ,lit,Mil liefe • i - n a l i o n M i l k I' a t h o r o u g h l y p a r k way - a n d l i ot ne g r o u n d s Mr T W* Lawton has sold his p r i i . ' o al e o m i n o d l l y f o r e v e r y dc , p u p l i i ' i n s t i l iiiii * h o w i i y 1, ss, was. I">n «! M r* P a u l K. >I t* Imr , |,,,w er Sliidehakrr to I tr os, d< rf ul l o t id llpJMlig a ,d t a k i n g at \ig ! ?t I I-'**, | l j-. s a f e •h i v ciiii'i t >•< oil' ll ;tl pliir t o| 1 ’ll ’ • do j.irliif and ordi-re-l a kord Mr and Mr Kii* i - 1T .■M u m : 1 ♦ 1i iii<-.t Ti 1 1 .. •, M mi 1-* i cal I 1,,-re I ' ro< wi,*!, in till a n d v i a . .; KILGORE SEED CO. *1 J y ^M A X W E L L a HOUSE COFFEE M a i d , in K N M *r I-1 ii they but L , t ,1 I I S t r ■u h h ' w d I *11(111 .ea se foi a n * ill k- e p s, \ , r a 1 d a y « a! t i • c *M»|. ttiikr i t !«• V»• ,,t h a 1 ii ft l • ■ l>ri iter|*» m u s t 1*• 1•r •*t T b f i fit I) tilt fl 1 (IlH11 . •if' e***M*rl ’ i " rd \\ ,js St flick 'A Ini-h ! Ii* fctiffi •H Imr 1 1i-r a a g ’HI III cl IINI* ani l t h<i ( o n i■d t«t hi** If 1C 1*1 t h . ■ ' !a!i * Ml fi*r ii Is Perfect > A sk Your Grocer hu v ing puss, <| I o i to ir n wa r (1 m hi So far. o n l y eatlv ebildhnod tcsiii' was always to i nr jiresfni jmblic *cliuol tea-h found with .( *he, rv disposp |,*t at d , r, ,md tt i* hoped it wi|| continue Use . e r y q u i c k l y III t i m e >f the worst laws passed by a 1arge proportion of t he w rl i was mover sail v liked !,V his Til'll ’. tin friends and .ici|oairit«ru*es Aft-r imr last members of the legislature the country wil, use it every day. two t in ny wait in a pitili dark I wonder wlmt's the The reason more waiting room the d ea t h of lux t>Hrent* be made was to open t h e hunting Hcasiin for (or every meal D E N T IS T matter with the Hglile over t h er e ' his home with Ills uncle and aunt squirrel on l t d 1st. as evidence has do not use tt flow is t ha t they do We are going to s pen d the evening XVIIHK V«n WHITE PEOPLE ONLY Mr. and Mrs I) F. Morrison of been found >uri( t h a t both deer and tur- not realize the possi hilities of e v a p ­ Hi the Sentinel nttire Ii,m time and i t hbeen killed in the hammock Seville, until he secured a position key have orated milk PEOPLES BANK BUILDING here during the p a d with a b a nk at DeLund and from not thrust of of here " W e are demo ns trat i ng daily at c o m e h o m e 111 ill! a u t o m o b i l e there to Sanford At the time of lit * week, and it is hoped that when the the P a n a m a Pacific Exposition when ROOM 9 death he w ,i s spending hi* vai allot T h . S o n g of t h e • , u n *n the M inIH Carnation Mill Cntiden* with I w r- T" • and l.est- i M" r ya tin ward, i will he appoi nt ed and ,rv I* nn,. iif the big feature- Thou h u p a n d Ilke.J I ri-on a( their home in Sydney, b-w., tl .f our s ' t i i i ! will I .> instructed to -a uds of progressive women are learn >. it at T)., t f si dell I beets*' is better ii ,g of this safe. -ure. dealt, pure bot h being Mitts of Mr 11 I* M--r T h e n in a m b e r l i n e d t el l y riKon. Lester and Jesse welt* p-'f mforci d a» soon the orange gather milk. You cUn d em on st ra te its po»to thee. fectly dev ot ed to one anot her. T h e 1ing season will s tart and so many sihilitiea just as easily in your own | p . (,kle ,m . |iuk(. tm. j(| ^ |ljf. arci dent occurred on t he night ,d floaters rotne in. both bl ack and home. For doing these things I'll heave Oct -tth while returning from Oma white, nnd hunt without a license, i.ot n sigh SUITE 9. COUlir HOUSE, PHONE Ml O u r C o m p lim e n ts b k O rltin d u ha. Neb . where he urn! u jmrty of e-pri-llilly the blacks I b J l - a r c jifftled i»u C h r i s t ilia- d.iv Mr and Mr* II It McCall and hoys hail been t«* .( curnivul I'he T h e first impression 1 received <-f B u t w e a r e it-cd in m a n y a wiiv SANFORD, FLORIDA i t c l d e n t w !IS i ., U*ed Id pif*»ltlg sn f.,milv motored over to Sanford on Orlando when I stepped from the S o m e t i m e s w, " j te n ••*»i , ye - in - u r \k ei'.ne*ibty tr.un t he other day w ,«.* the bu-v ot her car The road had grown up l't i«< You asked for news to help l h*- appeitraiu'e ill the idle t hrong gutb in weeds and the i «r run into a I l, tlli'i '•( * '* t " ''- W' +1i I«I (1 J*1- ’ di tch He oldy lived .» • oupb of i , i r!* and l send tin- b e ng one ired about t he st ation, which i m ­ Eerment me .in>l into vinegar I ’m hours Lawrence and Lester a ecu in pression became « p/*r mis nent fix­ gone. punted J he remains to Barberville. Disagreeable Calomel is Yielding to ture ua the afternoon adva nced and V d even III t Ills list end* not III) 1 became u |»»rt of the hustling, to its Inst resting place Pleasant Liv-Ver-Lax »ong " O n e by one earths ties are broken, J i u r ry i ng crowd upon t he streets, MY SPECIALTIES: Physicians generally agree _ t hat S hakes pe are has said t ha t “ A rose lor Orlando is pre -emi nen tl y a b u st ­ And we see our love decay. the nauseating, unpl easant effects of by a ny ot her nutti” would smell as I’ICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA And the* hopes so fondly cherished ling. thriving little city a n d its people rsl omfl are due to the undesirably sweet " We wonder what he would GOR H AM ’S STERLING SILVER step with the energy of n goal to lie Brighten but to pass away. violent action it has on t.Me system have said aliuui t he guava the ROGERS' PLATED WARE reached, with u real pu rp oj e i n life ■ A B T L ltlN Itt For a long while various s ubs tit ut es much l oved and t he much despised | to be accomplished. Following the " Our hopes grow brighter ELGIN AM) WA1.TIIAM WATCHES have been tried, b u t it was only re­ woman contingent of these busy guavu, with which we are alt sij As we n e a r the shining shore. cently that the rcnlly wonderful rem­ hustlbrs 1 found t he " g o al " to be familiar and Yet which in allowed t o : Fot we know across t he river edy. LIV-VER-LAX was prepared go to waste in such vast quantities. t b e . big departm ent stores of Duck­ Awaits t h e loved* ones gone before successfully by L. &. Grigsby. It has been tested nnd proven t h a t LIV-VKR-LAX hus all t he good, worth anil 'Yowell and Dickson St from g u av a s can be ma de a d el i gh t- J He leaves one sister, his aged a n d none of the bad effects of calo­ Ives, where many of t h e new fall (mly flavored and beautiful amber! grand parent s, besides other y l - mel It iw ix necewsity in every home, fabrics in dress goods a nd millinery colored v't.rgj.r. and t ha t without; ujives anil friehds to mourn their stol always being ready to cleanse the were on display, where the co un ter s, i rlifinal coloring or ad ul ter at ion of loss. We extend ‘to t he bereaved sluggish liver a nd bile clogged sys­ and show caserf were filled with u any kind sister tytr heartfelt s y m p a t h y in her tem, with no utijilensnnt after rf- mul ti tudi nous as s or tm ent of wearing apparel nnd the joy-things t h a t d e ­ Wo see visions which in xome fu­ sad affliction nnd point to the Bless-; fjt<,u ture d ay may be fulfilled, of a large light t he heart of the feminine jmred Savior, who will comfort all who 1.1 V-VER-1,A X i» guar ant eed to tjust in Him. givj> satisfaction, or your money wdr suasion, and by the way, it needs vinegar factory, l ornt ed in Seminole Tio persuasion to buy, for t he t emp tn count y, p er haps jn Sanfoi d, which be immediately refunded. Insist on tion is right before one’s eyes In shrll su pp ly thy state of Florida With the original bearing the likeness of the stores over there t h? keynot* of v negur. . Nay even more, we may PAOLA POINTS L. K- Grigsby. For sale in 50c and success was struck in t i n selection see a factory which shall ship m any SI bottles at W. G. Aldridge. Mr. a n d Mrs. J. E. Bona have re­ t urned from St Petersburg. They were accompanied by Mr. Buna’s Limited little sister; Katherine Bona. Mr. George Garwood has- open­ "Potoah supply has ed a grocery store down n e r r the given an in cen tive to look section house, known as t h e Geo. more thoroughly into plant nutrition Garwood St Co. Grocery. Ho hus t YOU CAN AFFORD ^ with view to utilizing products at hand to the very well s to rked mid is ready fftr bu«i-. To bsve t h s b e i t e q u i p p e d srtors these • t o r e t b e i a p r o g r e s s i v e t i m e * now. best purpose. The result of our efforts along this line is —that's wh) n y w e uurge r g e yyo o u to Mr* John Abr.irm was a f Sylvan* fasts)i j a x o n m-rrJ B T A L O K I re­ tiros. Tbs most te stin g eetlLuke visiting her mother. Mrs. lng rou esn gsL ________ the cheapest In the end. and ft Jutnmcs last week, I* fireproof and very artut fo. v Miss llulen Dcrmun at d Harrold Aah. yani dealer er writ* u* I t U so carefully blended That where, lend is .properly prepared we will put it He n sc ' un motor id over from Lake, for boohleL ^ ^ ^ g w in st any fertilizer mixture of seme ammonia and phosphoric add con* ^ Mary Su nday afternoon and were Tk* Florida HHa l Predaet* Os, i ^ ^ j ^ t e n t , regardless of percentage of potash. Send for particulars tW O g T r t f r t t s A r c . guests for tea ut the Pearson home. M mmww ns. Mr. F r a n k Broxkn was a week end visitoV In Sanford Ix/it w i ek . , I Mr. a n d Mrs. John Purden and - 1 JackionvilU children apt nt Sunday with B. W. CEILING Florida Smith a n d family. iHLf.JOJ >1 Mr. a nd Mtt. Johnson sprung a I)R . C. • mmtt OCTOBER 15 1915. ,1 I W. F A IN SGHELLE MAINES LAWYER HE NRY M c U U L I N JEW ELER'' M a x w e ll’s Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s . V W iv' 10 4 1st. St. Phone 182 .ffilsoq & Toomer Fertilizer Co. x, * ••- ^ J * . s /A m . * -• ' .. J~r . �OCTOBER Iff, m s ' ■x ’£ . fI: hi1* 1 ■- *1 siT ,I CT^ ,l' F 4 ■i * For Sale— Two fresh milk Hand- Broa. . L* ■ \ W H O G RO W LS TO SO M E PU R PO SE ‘H very near complete wi very new est f a s hi o n e d d,nance ahout speeding? Oh; yes, Wo have seen an officer occasionally standing on one of the city street corficm keeping tab on the speed of automobiles and sometimes a man is pulled who can ill afford to pay the fine hut there arc others who are listed in Bradstreet'a and Dunn's, who Tthve an apparently reckless liUicgnrd of life but they're not pul led. Why? Some people have an idea that the city limits tees! cease at the railroad Crossing on Myrtle avenue, and let their ma­ You say there are no hitching chines out full speed. As a matter posts? That Is to some extent true of fact the city lim its west extend hut there are many places along to Rand's crossing. . The people out First struct especially,' white a post that way are quite right in believing could be driven, and besides there is that .they are not being given the the lot nhxt the county jail where protection they should have as tax­ ltorses can he left while t lie owner i payers, 11n other towns neat littl shopping or attending to other busi­ dibit hoards are posted along the ness a flairs. We should have some streets and roads, giving the speed consideration for the folks from the limit, and*beware of any failure to suburbs who drive In with horses observe, to the very last inch, the »»(' and provide posts for their conve­ .warding. nience. There is x failure too tp honk the horn on the county, toads, a matter importance to the driver of an auto­ Another grievance that causes the mobile hut Vastly interesting to the Growler to almost shed tears is'the other fellow if he happens to be heedless destruction of our young trees am! park way h hy thu careless turning into the thoroughfare.- The hitching <>r.fearing of horses beside speeding ordinance tend* thiulys "Section 1MG. SpYed of Auto­ them. Offrn thu horse is tied to the mobiles: It shall he unlawful for any aforesaid young sapling fhat fins person to run any auto mobile on t s used the owner hours of faithful a ’tty • public streets of the city of rate to biing to a stale qf healthy Sanforct within hhe flic limits nt a g r o w t h a nd iust ahout the limA hr o s he is rewarded by a new growth of ^ fiiirV ip ew } n u n 1 2 mitt* an hour tender green that pesky, horse , * or, on "any publicUftreet in the city nifiles the grass an d chews ^>vhry of Sanford outside of the fire limits at a greater speed of rate than 'fif­ teen miles an hour, or for any per­ son to run, drive or use any auto­ Talk? ahout advertising reminds us again that the proper amedium for advertising is the home paper. You ran pick out the live wires in business by their newspaper ads, for oVery live, progressive, up to date merchant advertises. . He knows it pays. The failures are gen­ eral ly due to a lark Of displaying one’s wares in the newspaper col­ umn. Tnke heed, ye slothful man o business, and if you have something to see advcitise. mobile MEN’S WEAR iron i,o * ,tr« WCiuyTihk' 1:1 tree* cureless or chid ordinance and should he HARRY J. W ILSO N . For Rent— Furnished apartments for light housekeeping or had room* Good location. 302 P arkA ve. fi-tf • For Sale— 5 acre celery farm five miles southeast of Sanford, FllH ouse insured for S 600.00,' barn, chicken houses, artesian well. • One-half mile to school and loading station. Inquire of W. W. Miller, Son ford, Florida, U. F. D. 4-16tp To lha Voter* of Sanford; I am a candidal* for ra-alcrtlon lo lha ofllra of Clark and Coilactor. in tba pri­ For Sale— Three good milk cows, mary to ba hald Nov,. IS, ISIS. 1 have (Iliad thla oAlra for lirt yrara and think that Jersey. Addrqtuf' G. M ott, Qlyde, I have the naraaaary experience and will Ewreka Hammock avenue, 14-dtp appreciate your eupport. Y our* tru ly , M W I.OVEI.L. FOR RENT CLASSIFIED Nice furnished rooms at Stum on‘» 315 E. Fourth S t .’ 13-5tp Good six room house with bath and electric light for rent. A. I*. Connelly., 16-tfc H All Local A d vertisem en ts Under T h is IlM tU ng T H R E E C E N T S ■ Line*For. I’acli Insertion- M inim um Charflp 2S C ents. FOR SALE For Rent— Two un/urniahed rooms up one flight; separate entrance, gas, wa^er, fcte.„ Pine.location, on a cor­ ner. Address A. L. Williams, 106 E First St. J5-2tr Fo r Rent Furnished r oo m in pt vale, family. Modern conyonienci 115 French A w. l2-8tp For Rent — T w o nice unfurnished side a n d (r on l- fon qj e, with h a t h .mil ll-tf For Sale— Ten acres of the best toilet. 207#Fronch avenue, t:lgh hammock land, west side, just Wanted Gen tl eme n ro om er s at outside corporate limits. Half in Stltmon's. 13-511> cultivation 4 years. Ahout 250 large pinos on other half. All fenced For Rent Stores and rooms in Quarter mile of two Bishop block Thatcher Realty < >• 1 l-tf sold within the next 10 day-*. worth For lC.nl Desirable rooms $3000 00 See owner. 307 French g e n t l e rneii in private family uVenue. ll -t f ern lleitSonu hie Phone'(OHO For Salt Planet Ir tools complete. John Race's Farm -tuck and Furnished rooms at Macdonald, $1 35 per Week and up lf!-2tn Fourt h St «*nr fi** 1*I** For Sale A fen Barred P ly mout h For Rent Several nice of!i< • Rock Pullet*, 5 mont hs old. $1 no rooms over l o w e l l V Enquire N. I each D R Rrisson, (Vlerv avenue Nowell & Co. 32-tf miiple U'-(. !hww—kSViR., are goirii U. .tlliiw .lUTselv'ev tp*bw •{'found hel.ijal the . harlot wheels L f ’at heart le^s r , * * 1 , |.oraif ur* How bsitjc our n ty council e ltd ,-f.-mmiT. i.d rlut. .ire gt i ngi o let u- -'111 Hi r , tin' \oki “I rthttlliiliiii A- ' - For Sale Eggs and II.. t.> i fiu of eel e h i tiled Regal While W \ alidot les log IIf r form a nee. heuv> I.i\tng t.irdam hooking orders for s n me now AlrfO a few pullets and i (it keT'Is. ••! same s trai n E P Strong, | n 6 K Third St . S.iiifnrd Ili-tf m t v,- fnr sivjh** of tin .tiuil rfervrtat l |& of "I If. Vi.ili*r lie liglilsjtf^r fuel The tolls go aoartiig so high that |,a». People rehd theae ads. -Y ou are doing it now. la your ad in thji column? Have you aomething t> •ell? Try an ad . 1 . 4-tf RmprrtluUy, J. D. DAVISON for flrrlt snd (’abettor I wl*h to tnnounrr to th* vn’*r* and my ItlancD that I *111 l>* a' Candidate tor the office ol (’lark and t'ollrrtor. Ir. thr »M|» primary If bo bald Nov. 1tith. auhjrcl' to appointment ef Mayor, f will highly appreciate your aupport. negligent and ditched. O w. ir.- :i[r:ild the garden .. k e e p life II m l i i eVu t y in t h e ir Sal#' Mouite on P; \\ J Thi gpen 1<11 -t ‘ N T E I) !"■ E’vrh.ingi* High .lass Sanford lot lor Ford or other moderate!, prieed automobile, in good conditio gerden. T h e most artistic effect T h a l e h e r Real ty Co., Bishop Block, may he had hy the massing of a very Tel ephone 245. lfbtf few varieties with due at tent ion to color and habi t of growth, hut when there is such a wide choice as is in ! dicated hv the instance m e n t i o n d for jahtivi -lire’.) individual ta-io wifi i not he u nd u U restrtetid • T h u fall, however the JirtAes will TO CLEAN UP OUR CITY he aw arded differently and will go to .homes showing the most attrarjve f ' ;phat (.out who. bemoaned the setting, entirely irrespective of bloOm i-oming of ",Uio melancholy days— F’ine smiMitli lawns, artistic groti|iing Wa nt ed Position hy stenograph klu-' ria.uli.st of the year." would We h a t e just nt*. a of paLrns and shrubs and tasteful e r H i g h - i h o o l g r a d u a t e , c o u r t r« opportunity lq reg^t jj fr oii r "ktgjjai’.Y .certftlq!<i' find In- calendar very mis- jj ar rangement ure the things that will porter. - 1v experieni’c legal ihriMigfi. the eid ' NecJld E n d i n g if he -a^re to sing Id* mourn | , count in this mutest A regular wnrk \ .hire-Rot 133, city s n d 'Jiuve^a < i > - pi'iii right jul |n\' "Ip SanforiJ when the a u t u m I scale of marking will he worked out 14-2t| d ny v' dr e w ntg!). lor we neither find I ofit tu yneejin*,4’^ witti t he hliaaful so much for general effect, so mil. consciusnpw.'. thai-.it Is going to t e s.uliie-s nor rmUiinilnly in them. (or h ands ome palm-- and permanent liuhltshed,'. The m i m a n ’s edition The orange trees ure beginning to shrubs, so much for tasteful arFunge give* us ' Hi a t oppoi tutsity and we hmw of gohU. the poinsottia* will soo rhent • at e going to e mbf ne e. Jr tpo and that j)e a damp the hibiscus hlootneare A very careful and ingenious (dan reminds us: 'TVb’ut about t ha t or- gorgPilus, -a t^ nil yffTs^df hurpau fee v?' , for inspection U being considered) tfvitles ‘ pre. waking up- The fiifld and it is hhpetl th a t results may he show their ' lines of living green, with laborers laughing and singing both encouraging and suggestive, a* the mcrohaitis are brightening Ajp anil1I V .“p l a n t saljP' there will he seed repletiishing stock, the WoinwnjA bulbf, >pses und shrubbery at ra ta -i •Club is getting busy, and "in homes logue prjets. * , it^la,'alfeudy time to bo planning .. and gardens there is a geitoral up­ ,fpf annunl’T'^nd fhe questipa. U frr A heaval * of Yl^arung fiml pjal^ining • quently asked,.'^"Wbat shall I plimttf—■ F^vgn «o, and jthe three ciimtnitjeesi, • gardens we have /limited rfiuch ex (tense and tim e’and lAfeot. for a City Hen lit I(ill hes pe«yj IHe slogan. We i.re afraid to fSye' our Jnmilies a gi-nercrtts, hearty - meat ’ for feu/ o' Civic, Aivic art. andr City lftautiful are putting their heads VJgethtu plannfhg another civ^c progrnru sitntijar to the one »o successfully ragried and All Shapes. out iit A pril- S TRUSS' Beginning on No vot'd her IT- t h / c , V. RODS will he a dyasin, of cleaning up MI •bvtir tow n, '. and ttispertioalirf STAV CHANNELS ANGLES e FALL HATS a * shipping stations and First St. Per­ manner." ' Now 1 hat seems to us to he an! fect drainage. $1350 will buy it if NOVELTI ES There are m any little fancy goods, such a s L a d ie s ’ Neckwear, H a n d Bags, Furs and Fur Trimmings, N eck Ruffs, Etc: i?J in , • F O ft MAYOR I ■III t » a ran didst* lor lK» p o l l k n of Mayor of fWnlonl, n ib |)T t In tho drriafon ol (bn Whit* I’rim a/y to b* held la Noram bar. H a v ia i «*rV*rt tb a rity taro term* n Atdwmsn and knowing th» naada ol our rom m onw aahb, 1 M l i n I ran ba ol baorflt to tba rilixana to m any a t y i as C h id K irru tlva ami a It bout m ik ln f aay prt-olortlon promt*** *111 O ats th at I bo la** o( tbo city will bo rn lo rm l Im partially, but arm rdln* to tb s latter ol tba rity ordinance* At an Aider man lor lour y e a n and arrording th a f record. I b u r to r claim tor lha tulI r i f f ol the v o t m ol Hanford. u * v]0OLTS IRONWORK of Ali Kinds. Hi^to /ru m notf until 5Tarch,.>jtli th cert$intiV.uI a b u n d a n t bloom, ('.tr­ TU\Bonl( ^oUtgtoMites anil r»iinthiis ^ f t i q . m u r e s l o w l y ; imt> Hower 1>b B0Wn in * * * W ‘. *? ’. * ^ '.I ( l :ltMwie«. the • H h f'.ti sir tseis, gartifnjr and alleys willlho ‘J ‘ i' L f< r ' ' Mtflictently tfhorough this time; Vo.,daby Bvllis I elvunt^tip^i^il.i , . y rAlisfy the inosP.fastjdiotis ' On Nut fagged rolnnPfV'St)a|id/agyiq, :i BOILER : ^.. v . ‘y-y LLATE STEEL STRUC^TURAL EIRE . V IF ESCAPES HARD WOODS. "v C o m p e t e n t JA C K S O N V ILLE U s e s fo r M a ra h m a llo w . Tbero arerfme hundred usea fur tho marshmallow y hi ch pet h ip* you do not know, rotnarka one ud.v(.rtlsor. “Lofa s e e " sa>a|ythfl.Wichita Ilcacon. •‘Pencil uiATk i'jaser, com for rubber worth.aL'MYdVand a' lUtie yiork ..will baH, teething pad’ fur babies, cud for any one a wealth of -anndal rcsidleM cows, bath hpongc for Infanta, h&tonirf-.At'the rtower show Jrt April, '»hock absorber: M f 'he*la,'^«ub«tU(ire one lady^ exhibited more than twenty ahlilcVt»Tutw. w e - t a h t varieties of tnijuaU from her owtf UlidX, Of tho other"h1n‘etj<tJh/pe.’* * J - “ * * " • *7 , LEfiAL ADVI RllStNG �- • -j ^ t i if ►^»vi6' a r i u t , :,*i' I a ^ ffw . - * -a* * J^*bfiS-y ■ .i -• I - v I, *e i’ '-' i£ £ i ■ ' T? ■• • PUBLISHED - IN S A N F O R D —Life h Wouh Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY OCTOBER 19. 191ft History of Sanford Methodist Church All t he good S u n d a y school people of Sanford will be glad to know t hat t he Met hodi st church of our little city o r i g i n a t e d in a Sunday .ir/io.", It was housed in an unfinished hall when’ t he present Lefffer Idork at t he fftot of J i anf or d avenue now stands. Th e seal n were rough l u m ­ ber, m ou nt ed on goods* boxes an d nail kegs. T h i r t y scholars were e n ­ rolled. A. K, Philips was elected EVERY CITIZEN IN SANFORI) KISSIMMEE WAS DEFEATED s uper int ende nt and Ellison White SHOULD BE THERE TO IN WONDERFUL STYLE secretary, with t he former Mrs. C. H GIVE ASSISTANCE I-efller and Mrs, Charles Bent as FRIDAY AFTERNOON teachers. . There will be a meeting a t t h e The Sanford High School has n This happe ned In May, 1HH0, Imperial T h e a t r e t oni ght a t 7:110 t hi rt y-t hree years ago. good football t e a m and the lovers of o'clock to organize t he Sanford good clean s p o r t in this city should Later, Kev. A. A. Prcsbrey. who a tt end the games t ha t ure schedYoung Me n’* Chri st ian Association .ami being one of the moat i m p o r t a n t was serving a little Met hodi st church ul ed for this season. Under t he able events in t he life of the city the at Fort Reed agreed to preach in instruction of Mr. Hutchison the the town hall once a month, a nd Sanford t eam has developed n won­ melting should be well at tended. the Methodist church at Sanford derful uggressive and also a defen­ Speeches will be made by several been mo an organized body, the two, sive team prominent citizens interested in this T h e following account a p p oi n t m en t s being combined under of the game last Friday was h an d ed great work a n d the organization »i!| be p e r m a n e n t l y effected. The tlie head of the Sanford and Earnest in by the official reporter of t he High ) M (’. A. in S an fo jd promises Chapel church Sc hotd greater r etur ns to young manhood The flr-t ga me of the season was It wqs not long till plans for u than liny m o v e m e n t ever n t t c m p t r d building Were laid, GPU. S a n f o r d ; r*«yi-d f ^ l w n k ' l - t m m r r High an d I here and the public is cordially in­ having d on at ed u tot for this p u r ­ bun ford High in our city lust Friday vited to a t t e n d and t a k e an activo pose, which was s it uat ed at the cor­ at a score of 12 to lit In Sun ford's part in t he organization. ner of Sizth street and Sanford a v e ­ favor. Tin* following are the line-ups, This bul Id in g was completed, Sanford has al ready achieved a nue. reputation for t he public «pirit deni- in I 8K2. a m o n u m e n t to the i n d u s­ • Sanford Kissimmee iiii'trated in t he work here and the try. enterprise and ability of the Fill I ll.’<k .1 Murrell N Carlson !.i■t that our city is one of tile l a noble women of t hat day. assisted tftiur Back M. Spencer I * 'Heritor .it ii" in the ft,(100 population eljiss bv their devoted hu**barrd* who Ut Half It pope W Til'is t <* ■'Tt-mize with a b ui lding ulrctii|\ sustained lio n . tb*«i ' a n d - ba 'ed 1.1 Hall H \\ a-hhuti t K e g . ro :r. d and t he chances good for a • h e r -elf denial and worthy effort < . i.ier ( Brow u I. I.arein e •• a building a n d fine organization (I Ar th ur \\ Arnold g r o w a n d Ut i lard \* tin t o w n b e g u n tf • near future Wi ckham W Bass years passei•d bv .1 wa• - d e e m e d wt-*- I i *• ,i*■I I . : . iti/en iif Sanford and strr Meredith l> \ i i' bi i t In* ■b u r . n U t Tack to consoler rounding count ry should be at tin* N. Green (i Cooper desirable .site. I Ft Tack building to r a ii M g tonight and l end their ,a R o u n d llu t S lohnsou I . p ,»st oral I 1■f Ui ^Kinl and in 1sTJ ia i, to ibis great m m em el i l for 1.1 I ' d I* M r. el I !> Hullo. 1 ’ bis | mpof t ;»r. i I Jr C W ’*■ .......i ill t h e young men of San i > .i li l l u t ' d i i u s o n N' K fl ir ria. i itmpl |-b eVelll ill its lord Itoy C h it te n d e n ed 111 at the Imperial tonight The tiiclidowns were made tiy Ktth III I w . e l l t b" lit I re. a i l i n g itnnit• Nut Carlson and Dan Men b u i l d i n g a n d D , r e m o v a l (if l l n o ld I’l i s | n lerln n t lirislitx" M ndcainr Mr >all for d Hill pope and Murrell 1 ' . 1‘■. 1 ■. r i.u ( ’ I me* *0 i f m f . Ii m i g h t fa w n t v ri a l i i s l o r v Tii. g.Amc a . Is a tjo-e one Hot h I i i ;l II, g till 1at h WIt fl l of -IrU g g le a tid la r . US III D i a l W ill tb it '••■‘"l l'bt>ed. well mid a lot o f 'credit a‘ 11 11it a MI I- of 3ft never be fu lly ri veal. d until .. if.j, Morris Spencor, "ur q uar te r i|i-IY T h r | ■t *111111* i if t i n 4 Mi* I h o i t i s l A t i er a s h o t I d e v o t i o n a l exerci. se b.n k anil M> I t* M itcliinson nor n l b, Mr \ K I t o s - e l It r t i l e fo| «f« f>r¥ii 11 n ii ( h >11 ‘Ai-rt' lint ri'i'ti ciinl i -inch l"Wit:g o di i i - r s fur t h e e n s u i n g - i x ] a Min#* th**\ v%*-ni ttr t hr Next rtiursduy afternoon (IrUimlo trail.tfis w e r e e l e c t e d ImUoni rtf tlli'ir pnrkrlN to will pluy Snnforii here and t he people President. K f M o u g h t on r i t . * 1 1 1 I fir* **l i n r t h f i r i n g | *i l t f u r l h t ' 1 should a t t e nd a nd cheer the Sanford \ n e p r e s i d e n t . M i s s L u c y \ \ Int (»r<»Mii>ir t hf ifutliliuK I tin d re t dm* hravi* devoir*) soul who itiulif hoys to victory. The game will start s. ri r i rv and T r e a s u r e r . Robert nili rii(Iiifr k » Nifai* hii Lor<! HtHiiNi' al J ;I0 and will bo plnved lit Holden Park I in rcinainiiii; uiirovrr»,<l h m ! Y.M.C.A.T00RGANIZE; IMPE­ RIAL TONIGHT Moot l a t t t i e C a l d w e l l (n thi* of rain thui was fall iITi A. Mrs ( ,1*0 B.i x ton m f <lri'*k front hi** •!* t'l* t *<I pnrk»-i i ■i H. Mi­ F —I* Bur*t**'i i , ... i < i ’tii in | t.g, r**r f h t < ,, < ll U 1 .ihl wel 1 t , 111 I t | * |T i • f f l i * tii '.lll-r *a» r • ill i ,, D \ D B. trr i-li made by kind pt r-*n - from a 'llReporter, Mrs. It i Max tnnee, nod one notable collection taken up by Bishop Kuvanuugh in T i e executive commi tt ee met on those oifYly days was i.obly sustained M o n d a y evening for a regular bus by all classes i f people Ii wa ' Iruly hard earned uminy (mm -l ari in tinish lhai built that original 'H Smith. 9? North \N ill Resume i bur' ll Perhaps n wnuld be -afe i iditig l fie same servlet^ of lust in »av t lint i lie ul I i hur.di building 1be \ tl ant 1C f'llllst 1.11" will willi i- Xpel -e moving* *• pa r .g t tie I'llmpa sf> ci lal » liir-fi Iurnitore. .lOipruvermnM', cm . ..-"t * withdrawn last spring It will approximately Iti.imn oo r* n . its scbt'dulc Nov 16. arcorrfPerhaps at this day, with all tic* u i to an a nn ou nc e me nt made bv adv an ta ges at hit ml, skilled a re hi W J t raig. passenger traffic muntectki and mechanics, improved m a ­ ll get chinery, facilities for transporting I he T a m p a special will leave Jacksonville at ft o'clock and nrrivif and haul ing, and money to jmy as you go, t h i t cost m ay seem high. Hi Tampa a t I o'clock. Returning it will leave Tampa a t J2:45 p. in..and Hut if you had had to commence as arrivj m Jacksonville at ? ‘. 30.p. m. we did without a /foliar, and curry on the work i n ‘. i. - hf t| »haz aH/ way A lrnrhtr observation car will bn xniuus all convenience*, you might J hatlWd not haVe built a t | csj» com t han xve hpst service from Jacksonville to did. But. t he old church has gone Petersburg .will jifi/rtsumcil Dec. 11 by ihe BinellaS i p e d j d . . I|» schcd- now. and TfiVea plucxs to the new May the new temple tine, both in uly, Inii iu>t yet bt'CtUzHrrahged material « n d apiritu*! splendor that a. Ttiise ,cl,c«lHle irkpYovements were shall bring joy to our hgarts and do ai. r\ iun>-cd«|t\; & cftsonvillo following a conference Jif *tho rourj o'fUcials. It honor to t he G r e a t Name we wor­ "a* iittendfiS b y A. W. F r l t o t , \ l i v i - ship high over all. * •rgiuist*. If, .t \u We ennnot clone thiB brief, history without a ppe ndi ng the -names of those pastors and s uperintendents w h o ' h a v e tried to promot e the cause of God and h u m a n i t y in our midst. Pastors: Rev*. A- A. Preabnft.*. A. A. B ar ne tl , C. A. Saunders, T W. Moore, J. Anderson, H* Hire. T, W. Tompkioa, J. F. Shandz, W. , N. Cotjoloy, I. S. Patterson, R- M. Williams, J . F. Bell, E. J. Gates, F. r i x t o n , n R. Sweat, A. E. Housholder, J. A. He ndry. C. II. S u m ­ mers, f! T Gaines. F E Steinmeyer Su nd ay School Superintendent* A E. Philips, a years; A. J. Philips. 1^ls tr im 4 * pne of the motU clifto 3*4 yeurs. J. K Mcttirigcr, ' rately equipped operating lietween years. th" north und aouth.— Tnmpa Trib­ ion |oi eciigrv^agent; It. A, if/iind, fourth vice preindent; W- ' J* Ctaig, passenger trallfo manager, uTId F. C. ,V|s»t. >V. IJ. isturk a nd Y. R; BcaxIcy, tr.’wtiiiri^; passenger agents. Orn' of t h e ' most I m p o r t a n t imA WovvineiiTx' i s' t he c b t t i n g an lioor 0,1 ‘ he run of t r a i n No. 82 between ■o w York and Jacksonville. This train is known us llio Florida-West Indian Limited. Th e fast schedule *>ll go into effect Oct. 81. On J an . •lrd the Cor.Bt Lino will i naugura te Hs fast Florida special leaving New 'l " k a t 2 :i y p. m , and arriving at Ln k-onv ille ;{»1*0 p, m. ihe nezt day. une '• *' . u r t . H. E. Tolar nnd.hUfo d a u g h ­ t e r a n d Misa Alma Mal m left t oday for B r e v a r d , N. C., where the phynielatU h a v e ordered Mrs. Tol ar for her he a lt h , Mr. Tqi ar accompanied the - p a r t y as far - a i Jacksonville. T h e m a n y friends of Die Tolars hope Change of Dale 1,1 honor of and Out of respect for 'he Young Men 's Christian Aiwocia{,,>n now being organized In our rity, the Sanford Debating Cl ub ht*rewith Postpones its preliminary meeting until1‘Tuesday, .Oe^ L*6Qi^ 0 1 6 / ' fpr ****** ' ■*& *'-* “ ? f ■- Aft SiChed; 1 *v, Svey._ NO. 17 Newspapers M e r g e d Tlu* D a d e City S t a r has p e r m a ­ nently set. having been bougdrt-out, lock, st ock a nd barrel, b y Will Hethcrington, who has a b s or b ed it with hiB Da de C ity Banner. T h e former proprietor of the S t a r leaves tho field, going to Hi ooksville. It has been well known to n e w sp a pe r men that there was not nu dir font busi­ ness in D a d e City for t wo news­ papers, a n d t he proposition resolved itself into a matter of t h e survival WILL CONNECT WITH SEM I­ of the fittest. Although t he owner NOLE COUNTY AT TH E of the S t a r had conducted t h e paper I OSTEEN FERRY in Dude C i ty for ovei t en years, and n o t w i t h s ta n d i n g t he fact t h a t young Da yt on a, Oct. 18.— By a majority H et he ri ngt on has not y e t reached of p ra ct ical ly t wo to one t h e voters his maj ori t y, a year's struggl e told in the s ou th en d of Volusia t o u n t y the tale, a n d the S ta r goes into the decided ut t he polls Inst week to newspaper graveyard. that in­ issue J250.000 in bonds for the jiurevitably gets one or the o t h e r of two pose of bui lding roads and bridges sheets where there is room for but in a special roml and bridge dis­ one. T h e marked success of Will trict, which is created by the o|re-v llctheringtori, who is considerably tion younger t h a n any o t h e r newspaper W it h the e x e e p tion of the Fort editor <>r publisher in t he state, is , . . . , i i Drang** prei tncl everv voting pro­ g r a m ) mg t o his friends a n d school, , , , . '-tncl in the proposed special district mutes of tins rilv, where he grew . , , . . iKXXe ji subs tan ti al majority ter the o p n n d r e r r - t v e d h is e d o r a n o n ,- g r a d - * ,,„~y . . . , , , , , .... . . proposed bond issue, uatlng from the Lakeland high school a year a g o lust May.— Lake land TetThe , 0 ‘al votp wa» ” ot M n(n . heavy ns had been anticipated, proba l d y because il was generally bo, . 1loved the maj ori ty for t he bond I tems of In ter es t ,, , , SANFORD HIGH DRAINAGE DISRICT FOR THE BALL PLAYERS CELERY DELTA the speedy ,^%covery of i bt f t • * fB *' ;* . L Mrs. t o San- The large rainfall of last We d n e s ­ day night with the following e x t e n ­ sive loss to fa rmers of tlie. Celery Delt a caused a wel I at tended D ra i n­ age • Meeting last T h u r s d a y ni ght. Thi s meetlrig was called t o meet ut Mr. Connelly's office and by 7:30 there were some t hi rt y of the leading farming men of the Delta present. Mr. J. N Whi tner was asked to p r e ­ side and Mr Willi 1-effli-r" was elect •*d serif14fy ol the meeting, where­ upon Mr Whitner. in a few well v htmefi—wwofs ntnted t he p nrprr»r of the meeting, und declared, t h a t as a muss meeting it w*ns the d u t y of eveiy one there to speak right out in the meeting. This invitation was accepted und every person there was recognized ,ti least nriie during tlie meeting Maj Powers made a m o­ tion t" i fie elicit that a commi tt ee be a | t " .1.(1 to elM lilate a petition t o g. t • if required number of -ign cf* to i- k tin* county coinmtssioners to C.i 1 iri election M* determTOe wllctb. . nol tin D e l t a - f uel I. I be declared a Special Drain«ge Dis­ trict The - hair appr inti-d \ | c s - r s Pnw r' Mr Hawkins and Mr. Cliapi H Nl r Cameron an d Mr I' I ' l l I. t III s l O O i t n i l t c , irucicil th e m with lb* larg. and expelisixe crops ! thlil • gr.iwti in I la- t>. lln should have i ru iect ion from 1fte ruin and water lliul hua a tendency wash up t i c crop* and destroy u man's Work The Hilly plausible way to a fiord lh|>> protection wit-h a s m al l cost t> to establish tins district and then dig certain roaiuU that will t ake the water out of the count ry anil plnre it in the lakes where it can do no I.arm ir ——_ _ _ \n im portant m e e t i n g of th* * : . grower- a i if I. • d aw n r l - d III I 11*' a i f , . *■ Fast W,»s **f n el l y la ' I'hiir.-da) t tgfit lo* t fu j ur p'->. •if cretttirtg t: draniagi- i l i - t r p t in the Fast Side celery delta east* of the city limits. A resolution was adopt ed appointing a commi tt ee of five namely. A K Bowers, ehuirni.ui. T I Haskins, Hep Fish. II II r h a p p e l l mid loe t'anforon t*> invi -tigale condMions eolleet *lala ami ndornialion whereby ways and un.iiis may be devised far a no r*1 p e r l e d drainage system east of the cilv l imi ts J, N Whitner served as chairman of t he meeting and W H A workman m a d e the rounds of L e tiler tut secretary. the city y e s t e r d a y afternoon with a bucket of pai nt a n d a brush a n d a p ­ T r o u b l e s of C lin rlc slo n plied the coot t h a t covered t h e lust f' hurl es ton, S. C\, (>ct 19 Tiie glaring r e m in d er of the blot on Pinellas county. No one b ut the Inquest into the dnth of Sidney J. leading members of the two o rg a ni ­ Cohen, the report er who was shot zations knew t ha t this was t o be' Friday in the Democratic exeYutivi* jlone till the p a i nt er was seen, a t his commi tt ee rooms, Opened this morntask. Upon Inquiry thex i n f o r m a ­ with several ynmpanie.H of militia as­ tion > a s eliritwd as to -the^ purp os e sisting t he civil aut hori ti es in keep­ and hackers of it. Tnt pon Hjirings ing order. ^ In the s late courts habeas co rp us l-eadcr. proceedings have been s tart ed in be­ half of Ed wa rd J . McDona ld, c h a r g ­ , AnJuTsI C hurch llanquei The annual business mooting of ed with the rqur dfr, ^|t^i conspiracy the First Bnpt is t church 'will take to murdtxr and b at t er y wi th i ntent * ' o -»• pliwo Wednesday evening. Dnt 20th to murder. T l y r o are h o ’ . appft tent signs of a t 7 130 in t h e Sun day school a u d i ­ trouble n b au t |,hc city. torium of t h e T em p l e. A n u m b e r of i mport ant m a t t e r s will be decided. w l* *V The church has had two ye a rs of ^ NeaLBuolneijH Knlerprise unusual success." 117118.58 lifts been On Otjto^er 2*fr J. W. Di nki ns will expended ftfr all purposes by» the open a’ shoe btiiiness in t h e Dechurch duri ng t he period. ' . *’* / " Forest blorkv east o f- I rwi n & Giles Mr. H ym a n , the pastor ha ^ o u t ­ with a full lino of " Sf vc r yt h in g in li ned ft p ro gr am for Ihe next year, shoes for e ve r y b o d y , V Mr. Dick i n« which has been endorsed by the needs no i n t r o d u r t i o n to t he people special f o m m i l t p c to look into these of Sanfore as u live shoe menTMiavmatters. Thi s committee will report ing been fn tho tiusincsn for t w e n t y Wednesday night. One hundred years and for mnny ynars co nd uc te d and thirty memlfors have been a d d ­ the loading shoe house’ in the r i t v , ed to Hit* ch ur ch in the past two previous to emb ar ki ng in the livery years, stable business twelve j e u r s ago. J us f after t h e business meeting a The st ock baa been selected by baiHfUet will lie seryed in t he Ban­ J. E, Dickins, also well known here, quet hull oli t h e third lioor. All the who is well qualified :-a a buyer, members of t h e cijurch. and co ng re­ having been in closi* touch with the gation* are u rg e d t o a t t e n d . ' The sout hern t i a d e for the p as t \ h i r t y men of the ch ur ch and congregation years and is conneeted with one of are asked t o br ing with t h em Wed-* t he big d e p a r t m e n t stores in Bal t i­ nesday eve ning a small package of more. T h e stock has been chosen fruit. Vl lh a ful l knowledge of Ihe needs of - . r. *. Lb?.,*o u t ^ In tho «hoe line. C o u r ­ Leille Bryan has resigned hjs,poai- teous t i e a t m e n t i t he best in m e n ’#, tion .with tho Peopie** Bank a n d ' a c ­ xrtimen a nd children’s shoes and as book keeper at moderaic |»H&s -will* be tho s l o g a n cepted a -a «... - i1 Vi ' t . . : -v at til*, t II t ernaliorilll CoMf**reneo nil ca-t their bill lot * Race Ib-tti-rim nt it t he Paii.mam.i In the NT w S m yr n a priniu*t there I’.icihi Fxj.o-itiun * xpri-sscd the was a total ol la l liallol* ca-t, S ’l i)( opinion t h a t the American woman winch were (or the bniul issue and af i h*. fn! uf* will lie*.i b r u n e t t e t '* tgitinst V total * f 1*1 ballots were thrown Oat b) tile tnspei ti*f,« Mrs Helen Gould S hepar d oiler* because of being improperly marked a Bible to ar > Y W (* \ girl 1 . I h* <bi I I 111 l pr< <in* t t b. r<1*1 .1111 iige win* will lOUlllIlt t*> HU It- we*e III vole* - .1-1 20 being for If, •*r> live buridred Vi-rse- from tfn propo-itum an d nine against, with Bible seleite*! h) Mrs Sllepanl A mo: ballot thrown out tt-teen guv*larg*- n u m b e r of verx y o u ng girl* arc i n t o of 1 ' for I fie bonds and I a i earning t beir Htbli-igain-1 lib in*ii- returned * vole!.*, l,omi- a* I * a gainst In I'oft T w 1 1 d i s t i l , t* iii M itii.i!* '*- * n - i n i v it , . 11., m • w*-r.* '■ v oi* v a l i d a n t h e c o m p u l w o r x * ' d U c a t i o n ’ b r.c I.c i-g agalll-1 lln (iropo-itiou lave r e c e n t l y a n d in i.;a Ii d i - l r i ' l t h e i *i*I i wi* f**-. with on*- ballot no a n d the m eet to pro ceed V issue w ou ld be u s a f e o n e . a n d m a n y Dr Kdwurd Murine of Brooklyn lh(. ,tu;t 1 voters did not la k e Dr Uni s. Rabat and o t h e r e x p e r t - ' , , , , . , r„ l)(l|e to i*., m* (lid polls and all haste ” I (Isci* Mendenhal l Name I • .11<a r >u g flu -.»*i. 11mo n I *i l a : |.“ . <prm,;- Mi olfa.o all inolllor, of if Mendenhall Flint tragedy and forget the whole afTatr, street lu nches hearing the advertisement of the J .1 Mendenhall Lumber Works in Clearwater ha ve been repainted to obliterate the signs This was done by t lie Tar po n Springs Civic \-so<ia! ion an orga ni zat i on of i In- worn OI of till city by ret)111 ' of 1fie Tar poll Spring * Ministerial As* m ntt ion Whether any i gi.ifname a l i a . In » mi I be color I* uncertain but gray paint was used j BIG MAJORITY ROAD BONDS IN V O L U S I A DANGER FROM RAINFALL IS G REAT-M UST HAVE A DE­ QUATE PROTECTION i ng it ' ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS V VOLUME VII I .*•1 rS ' 2 IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SEMI-WEEKLY . r es ul t was fa v o ra b le to t h e a d o p t i m of the law In Sara-Ota the vote stumf ftM fur tlie mean uft> and live against a n d in Manatee it was (J tti favor and ! against I lie law fir** vide* for at t en da nce of alt children between t h e ages of eight and four ti-eii ytears The di strict- voting were tile first m the co un t y to vote on tin- meas ur e Tin taw herntiivi lb . 1 1 v . a on> i Tin I ol a I Vo t e m IJ< v o t e - in! le bond* and tbs against T h e result of the e le cllo h is a de cided vic to rv for the ad vo cates of good roads in this section ol the ‘ county nnd by their ballots the ritl;j»ns have decided on an ot her long step in t he direction of progress for tbi- p al t of t he county f *<iaM- P r e- id *m - Da) . a 1 1 .v . v i s i t i l l I l i e . l a t e p r e s i d e n t — census t a k e r relates t hat in Virginia an i mport ant • exeiil in local d u n Blue Ridge Mount ai ns t here l i v e s ! circles . t ha t is al ways ant ici pat ed John Williams, aged 70 and Mrs. with keen pleasure and absorbing With t he arrival of TliiirsWilliams aged GO who are t he par- interest eiits of H«*ve|.iteen childreji. sixteen dav . t he club hotis*. hud been ■if whom ur. living T h e voungest *lri*ssi', I m holiday a it ire und the c o m m it le e s w e re lined il(t 1*4 ( wo v hu h vv1111** (hi* ha* ' arMMi V grand. I.il.lrei. r.-.ei..- Mr: U S Jenniilg- ..or gliest nf louior, whose coining W«s J■ *. .* F VS, MI . tiv*. ill,I lap. flit ..n il. oi ’b *'l "f ptiramiMint interest to the <Tub lul l W e hhave a V e \ovfd lovftd to lung olf the Munlisiunes of my neigh- s anford < We ourselves an i*nt husmslu* consider hois ui t h e graVf.yurd" was one of the peculiar bequests m the will of organization • of women and though M, s Ma rgnrethu I I . Schmidt on realizing fully our short comings and failures we have brought a purpose file for p r o b a t e In Bel leville, 111. and energy into our work t ha t m u s t i t : ' sooner oi l at er be crowned with s uc­ In the $160,000 new home for the cess. With Mrs. Jennings, arid her women on t he poor larru of Mi nne­ Nplendid address on the work of the sota coun ty . Ala., provision is made Federation, m i ne an inspiration and for a t i d y , comfortabl e smoking a greater zeal, a new courage l o g o room (hr o l d women who all their on, for there came, too a realization lives have been ac cus tomed to thoir t ha t we were a purl of this bo dy of pipes. Tlie tobacco will he furnish­ i six thousand earnest women who ed free u nd the " s m o k e r , ” it is ex under t he—leadership of Mrs. Jervpected. will be one of t h e most pop ! nings were forging ahead in the ular (daces of the i ns t it ut ion , thing* that count a nd that wa too might have a p ar t i a the great work Criticism on C o m p l i m e n t s ! that is being p l an ned by our s t at e In l adi es’ issue of t h e Sanford | president an d t he chairmen of tho Hera! <1 t h e l ady says she was im \ I* l ha. presked I pi m . rlv in. i r k e d •ui p i e - II - 1- w a.- i .. . 1 Ilk 1 by I c t Ivin th e I ol A . i . l . 4, busy * t,a a p p e a r a n c e of * Ybc idle t h ro ng aj tlie s t at i o n and she strop became a p ar t of t he bus ­ tling crowd that Orl ando is pre­ eminently a bustling l i t t l e city, iihe must h a v e meant it nil for Sanford, and U**'” ” g ° u 1" must h av e been for oqj YoWell store, for t h e display upon tho counters nnd Show case fits t h em t o n T. Yes. atiree-.*.,.that's the right word right" h< re in Sunford s tor e. Clerks c a n n ot be b es t for politeness, courteous in every cxpressien mill rnovi meat t o win the buyer's r t l c i U o n a i d **o fitlenc* ift making purchases r l loir in t,*a*t of travel nig so fur froni boon* t " gel just what vv.* had right here* in bustl ing Sanford And t h e papers rifo m e n t i o n s —I hud r a t h e r have a -mile, from our Boh IToify t han all t he |iaj>ef» in Orlando. ;1 >1 v n ?,OU* «I»l»»r*ment- for c o m m u n i t y w r l f a r r , for t h r M a t e nt la rg e , fo r the good of h u m a n i t y and t he u p­ lift of till. Mrs. Jenni ngs possesses a pleasing personality t hu t capti­ vate* nnd i n r i n t dleettisl ability t h a t charm. H.*r add lean before the Sanfofd tilth a p p e ar e d in f*ie last issue of the Wgtald,* Mrs. J, W. Dickins, our gracious president presided . witlf a charmi ng di gni ty, i n tr od uc in g Mrs. Jennings and mak in g t h e annou nc ement s with her ustmj grace. Miss Margaret Davis rendered ln*autifully M r D o w e l l e Scottische Tone Picture” on the piano • Following tho address of - #Lu - Mm. Jenni ngs a n Infor/na! rucejuion wa* held by t h e executive hoard and an o p p o r t u n i t y given every one present to meet t h e s t a t e president. Mrs.- Deane T u r n e r , Mrs. \V. , H . Peters a nd Mrs. A. D. Smith, the. , , ,T' v Ja . yVi v r - refreshment commlttvtf w*t» aoisisted Among t he p r o m i n e n t . Orl and o In serving by Mrs. Archie Bet t s, visitors tx> t he city t oday. , Mrs. YlaL- Wight't . Miss . M a r g a r e t Tucker, t ho county ' t rea su rer , .of Dtfvia a n d Miss fisideo Will’latns. Oran go c o u n t y . ’ Ir. T u c k e r "has many f rie nds here *wr>o ar c al wa ys glad t o sue him. : ; '• . •’ . .v � 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, October 15, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 15, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 15, 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/0ac8217de36ecd8fbb1e0a0f4a268796.pdf 6f89414af8e2c5c4dbb69bdd84b62779 PDF Text Text OCTOBER Iff, m s ' ■x ’£ . fI: hi1* 1■- *1 siT ,I CT^ ,l'F 4 ■i * For Sale— T w o fresh milk Hand- Broa. . L* ■ \ WHO G RO W LS TO SOM E PURPOSE ‘H v e r y near complete wi v e r y new est f a shi o n e d d,nance ahout speeding? Oh; yes, Wo have seen an officer occasionally standing on one of the city street corficm keeping tab on the speed of automobiles and sometimes a man is pulled who can ill afford to pay the fine hut there arc others who are listed in Bradstreet'a and Dunn's, who Tthve an apparently reckless liUicgnrd of life but they're not pul led. Why? Some people have an idea that the city limits tees! cease at the railroad Crossing on Myrtle avenue, and let their ma­ chines out full speed. As a matter of fact the city limits west extend to Rand's crossing. . The people out that way are quite right in believing that .they are not being given the protection they should have as tax­ payers, 11n other towns neat littl dibit hoards are posted along the streets and roads, giving the speed limit, and*beware of any failure to observe, to the very last inch, the .warding. »»(' T alk ? ahout advertising reminds us again that the proper amedium for advertising is the home paper. You ran pick out the live wires in business by their newspaper ads, for oVery live, progressive, up to date merchant advertises. . He knows it pays. The failures are gen­ eral ly due to a lark Of displaying one’ s wares in the newspaper col­ umn. Tnke heed, ye slothful man o business, and if you have something to see advcitise. You say there are no hitching posts? That Is to some extent true hut there are many places along First struct especially,' white a post could be driven, and besides there is the lot nhxt the county jail where ltorses can he left while t lie owner i shopping or attending to other busi­ ness a flairs. We should have some consideration for the folks from the suburbs who drive In with horses and provide posts for their conve­ nience. Another grievance that causes the Growler to almost shed tears is'the heedless destruction of our young trees am! park way h hy thu careless hitching <>r.fearing of horses beside them. Offrn thu horse is tied to the aforesaid young sapling fhat fins t s used the owner hours of faithful rate to biing to a stale qf healthy growth and iust ahout the limA hr o she is rewarded by a new growth of tender green that pesky, horse , * nifiles the grass and chews ^>vhry There is x failure too tp honk the horn on the county, toads, a matter importance to the driver of an auto­ mobile hut Vastly interesting to the other fellow if he happens to be turning into the thoroughfare.- The speeding ordinance tend* thiulys "Section 1MG. SpYed of Auto­ mobiles: It shall he unlawful for any person to run any auto mobile on a’tty • public streets of the city of Sanforct within hhe flic limits nt a ^ f i i i r V i p e w } nun 12 mitt* an hour or, on "any publicUftreet in the city of Sanford outside of the fire limits at a greater speed of rate than 'fif­ teen miles an hour, or for any per­ son to run, drive or use any auto­ mobile a cureless or negligent iron chid ordinance and should i,o tree* O |,a». w. ir.- :i[r:ild .. keep life for flrrlt snd (’abettor I wl*h to tnnounrr to th* vn’ *r* and my ItlancD that I *111 l>* a' Candidate tor the office ol ( ’lark and t'ollrrtor. Ir. thr »M|» primary If bo bald Nov. 1tith. auhjrcl' to appointment ef Mayor, f will highly appreciate your aupport. HARRY J. WILSON. • in the gardens we have /limited rfiuch ex (tense and time’ and lAfeot. for a City Hen lit I(ill hes pe«yj I He slogan. We i.re afraid to fSye' our Jnmilies a gi-nercrtts, hearty - meat ’ for feu/ o' We hate just nt*. a opportunity lq reg^tjjfroiir "ktgjjai’.Y ihriMigfi. the eid ' NecJld snd 'Jiuve^a < i > - pi'iii right ofit tu yneejin*,4’ ^ witti the hliaaful consciusnpw.'. thai-.it Is going to te liuhltshed,'. The m i man’s edition give* us 'Hiat oppoi tutsity and we ate going to embfnee.Jr tpo and that reminds us: 'TVb’ut about that or- v?' , CHANNELS ANGLES e and A ll Shapes. TRUSS' , V. RODS STAV u* v]0OLTS IRONWORK of Ali Kinds. To lha Voter* of Sanford; I am a candidal* for ra-alcrtlon lo lha ofllra of Clark and Coilactor. in tba pri­ For Sale— Three good milk cows, mary to ba hald Nov,. IS, ISIS. 1 have (Iliad thla oAlra for lirt yrara and think that Jersey. Addrqtuf' G. Mott, Qlyde, I have the naraaaary experience and will Ewreka Hammock avenue, 14-dtp appreciate your eupport. Your* truly, M W I.OVEI.L. FOR RENT CLASSIFIED Nice furnished rooms at Stumon‘ » 315 E. Fourth S t . ’ 13-5tp Good six room house with bath and electric light for rent. A. I*. Connelly., 16-tfc For Rent— T w o un/urniahed rooms H All Local A d vertise m e n ts Under up one flight; separate entrance, gas, T h is I lM t U n g T H R E E C E N T S ■ wa^er, fcte.„ Pine.location, on a cor­ Line*For. I’ acli Insertion- M in im u m ner. Address A. L. Williams, 106 E Charflp 2S Cents. First St. J5-2tr For Rent Furnished room in pt vale, family. Modern conyonienci 115 French A w . l2-8tp FOR SALE For Rent — T w o nice unfurnished side and (ronl-fonqje, with hath .mil ll- tf For Sale— Ten acres of the best toilet. 207#Fronch avenue, t:lgh hammock land, west side, just Wanted Gentlemen roomers at outside corporate limits. Half in Stltmon's. 13-511> cultivation 4 years. Ahout 250 large pinos on other half. All fenced For Rent Stores and rooms in and ditched. Quarter mile of two Thatcher Realty < >• 1l-tf (.out who. bemoaned the i-oming of ",Uio melancholy days— klu-' ria.uli.st of the year." would .certftlq!<i' find In- calendar very misEnding if he -a^re to sing Id* mourn jul |n\' "Ip SanforiJ when the autum dnyv'drew ntg!). lor we neither find s.uliie-s nor rmUiinilnly in them. The orange trees ure beginning to hmw of gohU. the poinsottia* will soo ir Sal#' Mouite on P; \\ J Thigpen 1 <11 -t ‘ NTEI) !"■ E’ vrh.ingi* High .lass Sanford lot lor Ford or other moderate!, prieed automobile, in good conditio gerden. Th e most artistic effect Thaleher Realty Co., Bishop Block, may he had hy the massing of a very Telephone 245. lfbtf few varieties with due attention to color and habit of growth, hut when there is such a wide choice as is in ! dicated hv the instance mention d for jahtivi -lire’. ) individual ta-io wifi i not he unduU restrtetid • Thu fall, however the JirtAes will he awarded differently and will go to .homes showing the most attrarjve setting, entirely irrespective of bloOm F’ ine smiMitli lawns, artistic groti|iing Wanted Position hy stenograph of paLrns and shrubs and tasteful er High -ihool graduate, court r« j j arrangement ure the things that will porter. - 1v experieni’c legal | , count in this mutest A regular wnr k \ .hire-- Rot 133, ci ty I scale of marking will he worked out 14-2t| I so much for general effect, so mil. (or handsome palm-- and permanent shrubs, so much for tasteful arFunge rhent • j)e a damp the hibiscus hlootneare A very careful and ingenious (dan gorgPilus, -a t^ nil yffTs^df hurpau fee for inspection U being considered) tfvitles ‘ pre. waking upThe fiifld and it is hhpetl that results may he show their ' lines of living green, with laborers laughing and singing both encouraging and suggestive, a* the mcrohaitis are brightening Ajp anil1I V .“plant saljP' there will he seed repletiishing stock, the WoinwnjA bulbf, >pses und shrubbery at rata-i •Club is getting busy, and "in homes logue prjets. * , it^la,'alfeudy time to bo planning .. and gardens there is a geitoral up­ ,fpf annunl’T'^nd fhe questipa. U frr A heaval * of Yl^arung fiml pjal^ining • quently asked,.'^"Wbat shall I plimttf—■ F^vgn «o, and jthe three ciimtnitjeesi, • Civic, Aivic art. andr City lftautiful are putting their heads VJgethtu p lan n fh g a n o t h e r c i v^c p r o g r n ru sitnt- H i^ to / ru m n o tf until 5 T a r c h , . > j t l i th ija r to the o n e » o s u c c e s s f u lly ra g r i e d c e r t $ in t iV .u I a b u n d a n t out TU\Bo n l ( iit A p r i l - Beginnin g on N o vot'd h er w i l l he a dyasin, •bvtir to w n, '. a n d of S IT- th / c bloom , ^oUtgtoMites anil ('.tr­ r»iin th iis ^ f t i q . m u r e s l o w l y ; imt> Hower cl eaning u p M I 1>b B0Wn tt is p e r t io a l ir f ’. * ^ ' . I ( l :l t M w i e « . the in * * * W ‘ . *? • H h f'.t i sir tseis, gartifnjr and alleys willlho ‘J ‘ i' L f< r ' ' Mtflictently tfhorough this time; Vo.,daby Bvllis I elvunt^tip^i^il .i , . y rAlisfy the inosP.fastjdiotis ' On Nut fagged rolnnPfV'St)a|id/agyiq, STEEL STRUC^ T U R A L EIRE . V IF ESCAPES HARD WOODS. JA C K S O N V ILLE Bishop block -tuck and Furnished rooms at Macdonald, $1 35 per Week and up lf!-2tn Fourth St :i BOILER : ^.. v .‘y-y L L A T E "v Competent For Sale— 5 acre celery farm five miles southeast of Sanford, FllHouse insured for S 600.00,' barn, chicken houses, artesian well. • One-half mile to school and loading station. Inquire of W. W. Miller, Son ford, Florida, U. F. D. 4-16tp For Sale Eggs and II.. t.> i fiu of eel e hi tiled Regal While W \ alidot les log IIf r form a nee. heuv> I.i\tng t.irdam hooking orders for snme now AlrfO a few pullets and i (it keT'Is. ••! same strain E P Strong, |n6 K Third St . S.iiifnrd Ili-tf f ' ;phat FALL HATS J. D. DAVISON For Sale A fen Barred Plymouth For Rent Several nice of!i< • Rock Pullet*, 5 months old. $1 no rooms over l o w e l l V Enquire N. I each D R Rrisson, (V lerv avenue Nowell & Co. 32-tf the g arden II m l iie V u ty For Rent— Furnished apartments for light housekeeping or had room* Good location. 302 P a r k A v e . fi-tf RmprrtluUy, For Salt Planet Ir tools complete. John Race's Farm * ,tr« WCiuyTihk' 1:1 «*nr fi** 1*I** miiple U'-(. !hww—kSViR., are goirii U. .tlliiw .lUTselv'ev tp*bw •{'found hel.ijal the .harlot wheels L f ’ at heart le^s r , * * 1 , |.oraifur* How bsitjc our nty council eltd,-f.-mmiT. i.d rlut. .ire g tin g io let u- -11 Hi r , tin' \oki “ I rthttlliiliiii A- ' '1 m tv,- fnr sivjh** of tin .tiuil rfervrtat l|& of "I If. Vi.ili*r lie liglilsjtf^r fuel The tolls go aoartiig so high th a t People rehd theae ads. -Y o u are doing it now. la your ad in thji column? Have you aomething t> •ell? T ry an ad . 1. 4-tf For lC.nl Desirable rooms he sold within the next 10 day-*. worth $3000 00 See owner. 307 French gentlerneii in private family uVenue. ll- t f ern lleitSonu hie Phone'(OHO TO CLEAN UP OUR CITY M E N ’S W E A R * shipping stations and First St. Per­ manner." ' $1350 will buy it if Now 1hat seems to us to he an! fect drainage. NOVELTIES There are many little fancy goods, such as L a d ie s ’ Neckwear, H a n d Bags, Furs and Fur Trimmings, N eck Ruffs, Etc: i?J in , •FOft MAYOR I ■III t » a randidst* lor lK» pollkn of Mayor of fWnlonl, nib|)Tt In tho drriafon ol (bn Whit* I’rima/y to b* held la Norambar. Haviai «*rV*rt tba rity taro term* n Atdwmsn and knowing th» naada ol our rommonwaahb, 1 M l i n I ran ba ol baorflt to tba rilixana to many atyi as Chid Kirrutlva ami a Itbout miklnf aay prt-olortlon promt*** *111 Oats that Ibo la** o( tbo city will bo rnlorml Impartially, but armrdln* to tbs latter ol tba rity ordinance* At an Aiderman lor lour yean and arrording thaf record. I bur tor claim tor lha tulIriff ol the votm ol Hanford. Uses for Marahmallow. Tbero arerfme hundred usea fur tho marshmallow yhich pet hip* you do not know, rotnarka one ud.v(.rtlsor. “ Lofa s e e " sa>a|ythfl.Wichita Ilcacon. •‘Pencil uiATk i'jaser, com for rubber worth.aL'MYdVand a' lUtie yiork ..will baH, teething pad’ fur babies, cud for any one a wealth of -anndal rcsidleM cows, bath hpongc for Infanta, h&tonirf-.At'the rtower show Jrt April, '»hock absorber: M f 'he*la,'^«ub«tU(ire one lady^ exhibited more than twenty ahlilcVt»Tutw. we-taht varieties of tnijuaU from her owtf UlidX, Of tho other"h1n‘etj<tJh/pe.’* * J- “ * * " • *7 , LEfiAL ADVI RllStNG �- • -j ^ t i if ►^»vi6'ariut, :,*i' I a ^ ffw . - i£ £ * -a * * J^*bfiS-y ■ . • i- I - v I , *e i ’ '-' T? ■• i ■ ' • VOLUME VII Y.M.C.A.T00RGANIZE; IMPE­ RIAL TONIGHT EVERY CITIZEN IN SANFORI) SHOULD BE THERE TO GIVE ASSISTANCE There will be a meeting at the Imperial Theatre tonight at 7:110 o'clock to organize the Sanford Young Men’* Christian Association .ami being one of the moat important events in the life of the city the melting should be well attended. Speeches will be made by several prominent citizens interested in this great work and the organization »i!| be permanently effected. The ) M ( ’ . A. in Sanfojd promises greater returns to young manhood than liny movement ever nttcmptrd here and the public is cordially in­ vited to attend and take an activo part in the organization. Sanford has already achieved a reputation for the public «pirit deniiiii'trated in the work here and the !.i■t that our city is one of tile l a .it ii" in the ft,(100 population eljiss t<* ■'Tt-mize with a building ulrctii|\ :r. d and the chances good for a •• a building and fine organization tf • near future I . : . iti/en iif Sanford and strr rounding country should be at tin* r a iiM g tonight and lend their ,a ia i, to ibis great m memelil for ’ *■ .......i ill the young men of S a n lord 111 at the Imperial tonight All the good Sunday school people of Sanford will be glad to know that the Methodist church of our little city originated in a Sunday .ir/io.", It was housed in an unfinished hall when’ the present Lefffer Idork at the fftot of Jianford avenue now stands. The seal n were rough lum­ ber, mounted on goods* boxes and nail kegs. T h irty scholars were en­ rolled. A. K, Philips was elected superintendent and Ellison White secretary, with the former Mrs. C. H I-efller and Mrs, Charles Bent as teachers. . 1‘■. 1 ■. r i.u *0 1at h WIt fl l (’ I me* I i i ;l I I, g ti l l a‘ 11 11ita MI I- of 3ft A tier a shot I devotional exerci.se nl b, Mr \ K Itos-el It r tile fo| l"Wit:g odiii-rs fur the ensuing -ix] trail.tfis were elected P re s id e n t. K f \ n e p re s id e n t. M ought on M is s Lucy \\ Int re t s. I ri r i rv and T re a su re r. R o b e rt in * •rgiuist*. Moot la tttie C a ld w e ll If, iITi A. Mrs ( ,1*0 B.i x ton . t i ■i H. M i­ F —I* Bur*t**'i \u < ,, - Wouh Living < ill i ,, D Reporter, U 1 .ihl wel 1 ll \ D B.trr i-li Max Mrs. It i T i e executive committee met on Monday evening for a regular bus 1HH0, i f m f . Ii of be lit I D , might -I rUggl e never t b" and fa atid fully re. a i l i n g removal w n t v ri la r. US III ri v e a l. d (if l l n a old l iisl orv Dial Wi l l u n til tb it Orn' of the' most Important imA WovvineiiTx' is' the cbtting an lioor 0,1 ‘ he run of train No. 82 between ■o w York and Jacksonville. This train is known us llio Florida-West Indian Limited. The fast schedule *>ll go into effect Oct. 81. On Jan. •lrd the Cor.Bt Lino will inaugurate Hs fast Florida special leaving New 'l " k at 2 :iy p. m , and arriving at Ln k-onv ille ;{»1*0 p, m. ihe nezt day. 1^ls tr im 4 * pne of the motU clifto ' rately equipped operating lietween (I A rth u r Wickham \\ A r n o ld W Bass M e r e d it h l> \ i i ' b i i N. Green Roundllut I* Mr.el I (i Cooper S lohnsou !> Hullo. 1 llu t 'd iiu s o n N' It o y K fl ir ri- C h itte n d e n T h e tiic lid o w n s w ere m ade tiy th i tn n it• Mr N ut >all for d T i i . g.Amc '••■‘ " l C a rls o n H i ll and pope D an and a .Is a tjo-e one KtMen M u r re ll Hot h l'bt>ed. w e ll m id a lot o f 'c re d it .. if.j, Morris Spencor, "ur quarter b.n k anil M> I t* M itcliinson nor a Min#* th**\ v%*-ni ttr t hr i -inch Next rtiursduy afternoon (IrUimlo ImUoni rtf tlli'ir pnrkrlN to will pluy Snnforii here and the people rit.*111 I fir* **l i n r t h f i r i n g |*ilt fu rl h t ' 1 should attend and cheer the Sanford (»r<»Mii>ir t hf ifutliliuK I tin d dm* hravi* devoir*) soul who itiulif hoys to victory. The game will start nili rii(Iiifr k » Nifai* hii Lor<! HtHiiNi' al J ;I0 and will bo plnved lit Holden Park rcinainiiii; uiirovrr»,<l h m ! (n thi* of rain thui was fall ” I (Isci* Mendenhall Name mf <lri'*k front hi** •!* t'l* t* <I pnrk»-i I • .11<ar >ug flu -.»*i. 11mo nI *i la : i , ... i <i ’tii in |t.g, r**r f h t |.“ . <prm,;- Mi olfa.o all inolllor, of t , 111I t |* |T i •f f - l i * tii ' . l l l - r *a» r • if Mendenhall Flint tragedy and made by kind pt r-*n - from a 'll- forget the whole afTatr, street lu nches tnnee, nod one notable collection hearing the advertisement of the taken up by Bishop Kuvanuugh in J .1 Mendenhall Lumber Works in those oifYly days was i.obly sustained Clearwater have been repainted to by all classes i f people Ii w a' obliterate the signs This was done Iruly hard earned uminy (mm -lari by t lie Tarpon Springs Civic \-soin tinish lhai built that original <ia! ion an organization of i In- worn i bur'll Perhaps n wnuld be -afe OI of till city by ret)111 ' of 1fie Tar in »av t lint i lie ul I i hur.di building poll Spring * Ministerial As* m ntt ion willi i- Xpel -e moving* *• pa r .g Whether any igi.ifname alia. In » Iurnitore. .lOipruvermnM', cm . ..-"t mi I be color I* uncertain but gray approximately Iti.imn oo paint was used i|i-IY T h r |■t*111111* iif tin4 Mi* I hoitisl «f« f>r¥ii 11 nii ( h>11 ‘Ai-rt' lint ri'i'ti ciinl 'H Smith. 9? North \Nill Resume i iditig l fie same servlet^ of lust 1be \tlant 1C f'llllst 1.11" will t tie I'llmpa sf> ci lal » liir-fi * withdrawn last spring It will r* n . its scbt'dulc Nov 16. arcorrfPerhaps at this day, with all tic* u i to an announcement made bv advantages at hit ml, skilled a re hi W J t raig. passenger traffic muntectki and mechanics, improved ma­ ll get chinery, facilities for transporting I he Tampa special will leave and hauling, and money to jmy as Jacksonville at ft o'clock and nrrivif you go, thit cost may seem high. Hi Tampa at I o'clock. Returning it Hut if you had had to commence as will leave Tampa at J2:45 p. in..and we did without a /foliar, and curry arrivj m Jacksonville at ? ‘. 30.p. m. on the work in ‘ .i.-hft|»hazaH/ way A lrnrhtr observation car will bn xniuus all convenience*, you might hatlWd J not haVe built at |csj» com than xve hpst service from Jacksonville to did. But. the old church has gone Petersburg .will jifi/rtsumcil Dec. now. and TfiVea plucxs to the new 11 by ihe BinellaS ip edjd . . I|» schcdMay the new temple tine, both in uly, Inii iu>t yet bt'CtUzHrrahged material « n d apiritu*! splendor that a. Ttiise ,cl,c«lHle irkpYovements were shall bring joy to our hgarts and do ai. r\ iun>-cd«|t\; & cftsonvillo following honor to the Great Name we wor­ a conference Jif *tho rourj o'fUcials. It ship high over all. "a* iittendfiS b y A. W. F rltot,\liviion |oi eciigrv^agent; It. A, if/iind, fourth vice preindent; W -'J * Ctaig, passenger trallfo manager, uTId F. C. ,V|s»t. >V. IJ. isturk and Y. R; BcaxIcy, tr.’wtiiiri^; passenger agents. KISSIMMEE WAS DEFEATED IN WONDERFUL STYLE FRIDAY AFTERNOON grow and Ut i lard \* tin to w n begun years passei•d bv .1 wa•- deemed wt-*- I i *•,i*■I t In* ■b u r. n U t Tack to consoler desirable .site. I Ft Tack building to I . p ,»st oral I 1■f Ui ^Kinl and in 1sTJ ’ bis | m pof t ;»r. i 1.1 I ' d I Jr C W i >.i li - a. i itm pl |-b eVelll ill its ed building We ennnot clone thiB brief, history without appending the -names of those pastors and superintendents who'h ave tried to promote the cause of God and humanity in our midst. Pastors: Rev*. A- A. Preabnft.*. A. A. Barnetl, C. A. Saunders, T W. Moore, J. Anderson, H* Hire. T , W. Tompkioa, J. F. Shandz, W. , N . Cotjoloy, I. S. Patterson, R- M. Williams, J. F. Bell, E. J. Gates, F. rixton, n R. Sweat, A. E. Housholder, J. A. Hendry. C. II. Sum­ mers, f! T Gaines. F E Steinmeyer Sunday School Superintendent* A E. Philips, a years; A. J. Philips. 3*4 yeurs. J. K Mcttirigcr, A workman made the rounds of the city yesterday afternoon with a bucket of paint and a brush and ap­ plied the coot that covered the lust glaring reminder of the blot on Pinellas county. No one but the leading members of the two organi­ zations knew that this was to be' jlone till the painter was seen, at his task. Upon Inquiry thex in fo rm a ­ tion >as eliritwd as to -the^ purpose and hackers of it. Tntpon Hjirings l-eadcr. , AnJuTsI Church llanquei The annual business mooting of the First Bnptist church 'will take pliwo Wednesday evening. Dnt 20th at 7 130 in the Sunday school audi­ torium of the Tem ple. A number of important matters will be decided. The church has had two years of unusual success." 117118.58 lifts been expended ftfr all purposes by» the church during the period. ' . *’ * / " Mr. Hyman, the pastor ha ^ o u t ­ lined ft program for Ihe next year, which has been endorsed by the special fom m iltpc to look into these matters. This committee will report Wednesday night. One hundred and thirty memlfors have been add­ ed to Hit* church in the past two years, Jusf after the business meeting a baiHfUet will lie seryed in the Ban­ quet hull oli the third lioor. A l l the members of the cijurch. and congre­ gation* are urged to attend.' The men of the church and congregation are asked to bring with them Wed-* nesday evening a small package of fruit. Newspapers M e r g e d Tlu* Dade City Star has perma­ nently set. having been bougdrt-out, lock, stock and barrel, by Will Hethcrington, who has absorbed it with hiB Dade C ity Banner. T h e former proprietor of the Star leaves tho field, going to Hi ooksville. It has been well known to newspaper men that there was not nu dir font busi­ ness in Dade City for tw o news­ papers, and the proposition resolved DANGER FROM RAINFALL IS itself into a matter of the survival WILL CONNECT WITH SEMI­ GREAT-MUST HAVE ADE­ of the fittest. Although the owner NOLE COUNTY AT THE of the Star had conducted the paper QUATE PROTECTION I OSTEEN FERRY in Dude C ity for ovei ten years, and The large rainfall of last Wednes­ notwithstanding the fact that young Daytona, Oct. 18.— By a majority day night with the following exten­ Hetherington has not y et reached of practically tw o to one the voters sive loss to farmers of tlie. Celery his majority, a year's struggle told in the south end of Volusia tounty Delta caused a wel I attended Drain­ the tale, and the Star goes into the decided ut the polls Inst week to graveyard. that in­ age • Meeting last Thursday night. newspaper issue J250.000 in bonds for the jiurThis meetlrig was called to meet ut evitably gets one or the other of two pose of building roads and bridges Mr. Connelly's office and by 7:30 sheets where there is room for but in a special roml and bridge dis­ Th e marked success of Will there were some thirty of the leading one. trict, which is created by the o|re-v farming men of the Delta present. llctheringtori, who is considerably tion Mr. J. N Whitner was asked to p r e ­ younger than any other newspaper W i t h th e e x e e p tion of th e F o rt editor <>r p u b lish e r in the state, is side and Mr Willi 1-effli-r" was elect , . . . , i i Drang** prei tncl everv voting pro­ to his friends and school, , •*d serif14fy ol the meeting, where­ g ram ) mg , , . '-tncl in the proposed special district . upon Mr Whitner. in a few well mutes of tins rilv, where he grew , , . . iKXXe ji substantial majority ter the , vhtmefi—wwofs ntnted the p nrprr»r of op nnd rerr-tved his e d o r a n o n ,- grad- * ,,„~y . . . , , , , .... . . proposed bond issue, the meeting, und declared, that as uatlng from the Lakeland high school The ,0 ‘ al votp wa» ” ot M a muss meeting it w*ns the duty of a year a g o lust May.— Lakeland Tetn(n . heavy ns had been anticipated, probe v e iy one there to speak right out aldy because il was generally boin the meeting. This invitation was , . 1loved the majority for the bond accepted und every person there was Items of Interest ,, , , issue would be u safe one. and many recognized ,ti least nriie during tlie Dr Kdwurd Murine of Brooklyn lh(. ,tu;t 1 voters did not la k e meeting Maj Powers made a mo­ Dr Unis. Rabat and other expert-',,,,. , r„ l)(l|e to i*., m * (lid polls and tion t" i fie elicit that a committee at til*, t II t ernaliorilll CoMf**reneo nil ca-t their bill lot * be a|t " .1.(1 to elM lilate a petition R a c e Ib-tti-rim nt it the Paii.mam.i In the NT w Smyrna priniu*t there t o g. t • if required number of -ign I’ .icihi Fxj.o-itiun * xpri-sscd the was a total ol la l liallol* ca-t, S’l i)( cf* to i- k tin* county coinmtssioners opinion that the American woman winch were (or the bniul issue and to C.i 1 iri election M* determTOe af i h*. fn! uf* will lie*.i brunette t'* tgitinst V total * f 1*1 ballots wllctb. . nol tin D e l t a - f ue l I.I be were thrown Oat b) tile tnspei ti*f,« declared a Special Drain«ge Dis­ Mrs Helen Gould Shepard oiler* because of being improperly marked trict The - hair appr inti-d \|cs-rs a B ib le to ar > Y W (* \ girl 1 . I h* <bi I I 111l pr< <in* t t b. r<Pnw r' Mr Hawkins and Mr. 1*1 .1111 iige win* will lOUlllIlt t*> HU Itwe*e III vole* - .1-1 20 being for If, Cliapi H Nl r Cameron and Mr •*r> live buridred Vi-rse- from tfn propo-itum and nine against, with I' I'll I. t III s lOOitniltc, and the meet Bible seleite*! h) Mrs Sllepanl A mo: ballot thrown out tt-teen guv*ing it ir u c ic il th e m to proceed w ith larg*- number of verx young girl* arc into of 1 ' for I fie bonds and I a i all haste earning t beir Htbli-igain-1 lib in*ii- returned * volelb* larg. and expelisixe crops !.*, l,omi- a* I * a gainst In I'oft ! thlil • gr.iwti in I la- t>. lln should T w 11 d i s t il, t* i ii Mitii.i!*'*- * n-ini v it ,. 11., m • w*-r.* '■ v oi* have i ruiection from 1fte ruin and valid an the compulworx *'dUcation ’ br.c I.c i -g agalll-1 lln (iropo-itiou water lliul hua a tendency wash lave recently and in i.;a Ii d i - l r i ' l the i *i*I i wi* f* *-. with on*- ballot no up t ic crop* and destroy u man's result was favorable to the adoptim pi m . rlv in.irked Tin I ol a I Vote m Work The Hilly plausible way to of the law In Sara-Ota the vote •ui pie- II - 1- wa.- IJ< vote- in! le a fiord lh|>> protection wit-h a small stumf ftM fur tlie mean uft> and live b o n d * a n d tbs a g a in st cost t> to establish tins district and against and in Manatee it was (J tti T h e resu lt of th e e le c llo h is a de then dig certain roaiuU that will favor and ! against I lie law fir** cided v ic t o r v fo r th e a d v o c a te s of take the water out of the country vide* for attendance of alt children good roads in this section ol the anil plnre it in the lakes where it between the ages of eight and four ‘ county nnd by their ballots the ritlcan do no I.arm ti-eii ytears The district- voting ;j»ns have decided on another long ir ——_ _ _ were tile first m the county to vote step in the direction of progress for Tin taw herntiiv- tbi- palt of the county \n im p o r ta n t m e e tin g of th* Fast on tin- measure i l b . 1 1 v . a on> i f W ,»s * : . grower- ai if I. • d aw n r I I I *<iaM- P re-id*m - Da) l - d III I 11*' a if,. *■ **fnelly \ I* i .. l h a . .1 Ilk 1 ct Ivin ol A . i . l . 4, t , a . a 11.v . v i s i t ill I lie . l a t e p r e s i d e n t — la ' I'hiir.-da) t tgfit lo* t fu j ur p'->. •if cretttirtg t: draniagi- ili-trp t census taker relates that in Virginia an important • exeiil in local dun in the Fast Side celery delta east* of Blue Ridge Mountains there l iv e s ! circles . that is always anticipated the city limits. A resolution was John Williams, aged 70 and Mrs. with keen pleasure and absorbing With the arrival of Tliiirsadopted appointing a committee of Williams aged GO who are the par- interest hotis*. hud been five namely. A K Bowers, ehuir- eiits of H«*ve|.iteen childreji. sixteen dav . the club I m holiday a it ire und the ni.ui. T I Haskins, Hep Fish. II II ■if whom ur. living Th e voungest *lri*ssi', commit lees were lined il(t rhappell mid loe t'anforon t*> in- 1*4 ( wo v h u h vv 1111** (hi* ha* ' arMMi V r.-.ei..- M r: U S Je n n iilg - ..or vi -tigale condMions eolleet *lala ami grand. I.il.lr e i. ■ . . gliest nf lo u io r, w hose co in in g W«s ndornialion whereby ways and J * * un.iiis may be devised far a no r*1 F VS, MI . tiv*. ill,I lap. flit ..n il. oi ’b * 'l " f p tira m iM in t in terest to the <Tlull We ub W e haVe h a v e \lovftd o v fd to perled drainage system east of the lung o lf th e M un lisiu n es of m y neigh- s a n fo rd < ourselves an i*nt husmslu* consider cilv limits J, N Whitner served as hois ui the graVf.yurd" was one of chairman of the meeting and W H the peculiar bequests m the will of organization • of women and though L e tiler tut secretary. M ,s Ma rgnrethu I I . Schmidt on realizing fully our short comings and failures we have brought a purpose file for probate In Bel leville, 111. and energy into our work that must Troubles of Clinrlcslon i t : ' sooner oi later be crowned with suc­ In the $160,000 new home for the f'hurleston, S. C\, (>ct 19 Tiie cess. With Mrs. Jennings, arid her Inquest into the dnth of Sidney J. women on the poor larru of Minne­ Nplendid address on the work of the Cohen, the reporter who was shot sota county. Ala., provision is made Federation, mine an inspiration and Friday in the Democratic exeYutivi* for a tidy, comfortable smoking a greater zeal, a new courage l o g o committee rooms, Opened this morn- room (hr o ld women who all their on, for there came, too a realization with several ynmpanie.H of militia as­ lives have been accustomed to thoir that we were a purl of this body of sisting the civil authorities in keep­ pipes. T lie tobacco will he furnish­ i six thousand earnest women who ed free und the "sm oker,” it is ex ing order. ^ under the—leadership of Mrs. JervIn the slate courts habeas corpus pected. will be one of the most pop ! nings were forging ahead in the proceedings have been started in be­ ular (daces of the institution , thing* that count and that wa too half of Edward J. McDonald, charg­ might have a part i a the great work Criticism on Compliments ed with the rqurdfr, ^|t^i conspiracy ! that is being planned by our state In ladies’ issue of the Sanford to murdtxr and battery with intent |president and the chairmen of tho to murder. * ' o -»• Hera! <1 the lady says she was im presked by the busy appearance of vn?,OU* «I»l»»r*ment- for community T l y r o are h o ’ .appfttent signs o f * * wrlfarr, for thr Mate nt large, for Ybc idle throng aj tlie station and trouble nbaut |,hc city. the good of humanity and the up­ she strop became a part of the bus­ lift of till. Mrs. Jennings possesses w l* *V tling crowd that Orlando is pre­ a pleasing personality thut capti­ ^ NeaLBuolneijH Knlerprise eminently a bustling l i t t l e city, iihe On Otjto^er 2*fr J. W. Dinkins will must have meant it nil for Sanford, vate* nnd inrint dleettisl ability that H.*r add lean before the open a’ shoe btiiiness in the De- and U**'” ” g ° u 1" must have been for charm. Forest blorkv east o f-Ir w in & Giles oqj YoW ell store, for the display Sanfofd tilth appeared in f*ie last with a full lino of "S fvcry th in g in upon tho counters nnd Show case issue of the Wgtald,* Mrs. J, W. Dickins, our gracious shoes for ev erybod y,V Mr. Dick in« fits them to n T. Yes. atiree-.*.,.that's president presided . witlf a charming needs no introdurtion to the people the right word right" h< re in Sundignity, introducing Mrs. Jennings of Sanfore as u live shoe menTMiav- ford store. Clerks cannot be best ing been fn tho tiusincsn for twenty for politeness, courteous in every cx- and making the announcements with years and for mnny ynars conducted pressien mill rnovi meat to win the her ustmj grace. the loading shoe house’ in the ritv , previous to embarking in the livery stable business twelve jeurs ago. The stock baa been selected by J. E, Dickins, also well known here, who is well qualified :-a a buyer, th" north und aouth.— Tnmpa Trib ­ years. une '• *' . having been in closi* touch with the southern tiade for the past \hirty u r t . H. E. Tolar nnd.hUfo daugh­ years and is conneeted with one of ter and Misa Alma Malm left today Change o f Dale the big department stores in Balti­ for B revard, N . C., where the phyni1,1 honor of and Out of respect for more. T h e stock has been chosen elatU have ordered Mrs. Tolar for 'he Young Men's Christian AiwociaV llh a ful l knowledge of Ihe needs of Mr. Tqiar accompanied {,,>n now being organized In our rity, her health, -. r. *. Lb?.,*ou t^ In tho «hoe line. Cour­ the Sanford Debating Club ht*rewith the -party as far -a i Jacksonville. Leille Bryan has resigned hjs,poai- teous tieatmenti the best in men’#, Postpones its preliminary meeting T h e many friends of Die Tolars hope until1‘ Tuesday, .Oe^ L*6Qi^ 0 1 6 / ' fpr the speedy ,^%covery of Mrs. tion .with tho Peopie** Bank a n d 'a c ­ xrtimen and children’s shoes and as book keeper at moderaic |»H&s -will* be tho s lo g a n * * * * * * ' ■ * & * ' * “ ? f ■ Aft i bt f t • * fB to San- cepted a SiChed; j -a «... - i1 *' ;* . 1 *v, Svey._ L NO. 17 SANFORD HIGH DRAINAGE DISRICT FOR THE BALL PLAYERS CELERY DELTA The Sanford High School has n good football team and the lovers of good clean sport in this city should Later, Kev. A. A. Prcsbrey. who attend the games that ure schedwas serving a little Methodist church ul ed for this season. Under the able at Fort Reed agreed to preach in instruction of Mr. Hutchison the the town hall once a month, and Sanford team has developed n won­ the Methodist church at Sanford derful uggressive and also a defen­ been mo an organized body, the two, sive team T h e following account appointments being combined under of the game last Friday was handed tlie head of the Sanford and Earnest in by the official reporter of the High Chapel church Sc hotd The flr-t game of the season was It wqs not long till plans for u building Were laid, GPU. S a n fo rd;I r*«yi-d f ^ l w n k'l-tm m rr High and having donated u tot for this pur­ bun ford High in our city lust Friday pose, which was situated at the cor­ at a score o f 12 to lit In Sun ford's ner of Sizth street and Sanford a ve­ fa v o r. Tin* fo llo w in g are the line-up s, nue. This bul Id in g was completed, in I 8K2. a monument to the indus­ • S a n fo r d K is s im m e e try. enterprise and ability of the F ill I ll.’<k .1 M u r r e ll N C a rls o n noble women of that day. assisted tftiu r B a c k M . S p e n c e r I * 'H e r ito r bv their devoted hu**barrd* who Ut H alf It pope W T i l 'i s sustained lio n . tb*«i 'and -ba'ed 1.1 Hall H \\ a-hhuti t Keg. ro • her -elf denial and worthy effort < . i.ie r ( B ro w u I. I. a r e in e This happened In May, thirty-three years ago. III I w . el l I’l is | n le rln n t liris litx " M n d c a in r 1' . ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS SANFORD, F LO R ID A , TUESDAY OCTOBER 19. 191ft History o f Sanford Methodist Church .1 rS *• ' V I N S A N F O R D — Life h I ' 2 IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY . BIG MAJORITY ROAD BONDS IN V O LU SIA buyer's r t l c i U o n a id **o fitlenc* ift making purchases r l loir in t,*a*t of travel nig so fur froni boon* t " gel just what vv.* had right here* in bustl ing Sanford And the papers rifo mentions— I hud rather have a -mile, from our Boh IToify than all the |iaj>ef» in Orlando. V Vi ' t. . : -v ;1 >1 - #Lu Miss Margaret Davis rendered ln*autifully M r D o w e lle Scottische Tone Picture” on the piano • Following tho address of - Mm. Jennings an Infor/na! rucejuion wa* held by the executive hoard and an opportunity given every one present to meet the state president. Mrs.- Deane Turner, Mrs. \V. ,H . Peters and Mrs. A. D. Smith, the. , , ,T' v a J .yVi v r - refreshment commlttvtf w * t » aoisisted Among the prominent. Orlando In serving by Mrs. Archie Betts, visitors tx> the city today. , Mrs. YlaL- Wight't . Miss . M argaret Tucker, tho county ' treasurer , .of Dtfvia and Miss fisideo W ill’latns. Oran go county. ’ Ir. Tu ck er "has many friends here *wr>o arc always glad to sue him. : ; '• . • ’ . . v �• *"* T ______________ THR SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W, M. HAYNES, BtisinenH Manager | PubUthii! K erry T u c v liy »nJ Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY 8l!IM< KIPTION PRICK. IN AUVANCK ONK YEAR............................... ,$2J>« a n MONYItS................................... I-2J Til HER MONTHS.. .................................T* Drtlrernt In tb* Ol; by Cantor l!.M Pet J’ttt In . A d r n a n « ! f c . Per Month f i ; n r » l t In .A d tan c* MoM Da M iito ml O f l n Rninrad Aa ftoraad-CIaaa M ali M illa r Aofuot : 2nd I SOS. a l lb * PiutolD r* al Hanford. Plot Ida. Ifiwtrr Art *f March Ird. la**. 0 < r » la llrratd DaDdlag T rlrp h o n r N r. IIS Sanford iii to have a Y. M. C. A. There i« yet hope (or Bolt Holly.— Waurhula Advocate. ------ O-----The President declared himself for Woman's Suffrage nnd then the an­ nouncement of his engagement fol. lowed.— Times Union. -.»! •, to * ,Uob Holly has solved the problem of getting to Jacksonville this week. Ho has turned the Sanfoid Herald over to the Woman's Club.— Lees­ burg Commercial. ------O — it was." A negro boy in his teens day .as the strongest exponent of the was apparently far from dreaming. good results accruing from this mode Ho quickly- took up the stranger, of packing, shipping and marketing with a little Unsanitary. grammar, fruits. Wo recently received u le t ­ yet touching the (bubble and prick­ ter from a man who is deeply inter­ ing it with optimism. "N o w . th|s ested in the organitatioivjdan and ain’ t all o{ Sanford, you must GO especially the Citrus Exchange tfnd some to sec S A N F O R D . " So one the following pertinent fiicta arc a must go some to- view' this part of part of his letter and should be read Florida, as it throws one vast pic­ by every grower In Floridn: ture to the eyes in ways galore. No There have been few organiza­ retrograding of years ago is visible. tions in the history of the world eonAll the vdriety of appetising veget­ ducted with greater usefulness than ables and fruits greet you and long the FloridarfPTtftoi Exchange. ■ To to be introduced. The celery and my persona! knowledge, every man lettuce alone, in all .their dolicatp who has served in an important mannerisms accent a luxurious ness executive capacity could have made hnrd to compete with. a great deal more than he received Hanford will present still more nn in salary during his connection with untrammcled glory when stray dogs the organization by looking rlftrr can i>* chained to their respective his person id interests, or in other homes, thus enabling all fences to employment cease holding guard on their respee-j We are on the verge of another live flower beds. ~ More .artistic i marketing Beason for citrus fruits, sense of back yards will accent pro­ j If the Exchange is given control of gression too. The obnoxious garbage one-half or more of the crop, con can run out of sight wit I be n later ditions are Huch ns to ■practically {novation as well. / * insure satisfactory prices. Should a President Wilson voted for Woman large percentage of the oranges and Suffrage. Lust but by no means' grapefruit grown in Floridn be least, Mr. R. J- Holly voted |n Jhc thrown on the market in nn irre­ affirmative for wonicn sponsible ’manner, a*, heretofore, iveness.when the tatter wdre*JV|fow'cd prices cannot I*1 maintained * nt a the privileges of an is&ue in the city satisfactory level. Dealers will paper. Are not the heights being made pay good prices for Exchange fruit accessible to women? No longer because .of its superior grade and OCTOBER 19, !>I5 ’• -A W E RECOGNIZE That a Bank’s first duty is to its depositors. WE WANT YOUR BURINESS but we want it on a basis that will pay you as well as ourselves. We want* it because we have proper facilities for handling it. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD r-~ j f If. R. STEVENS I'rr-ldrnl frAHf TOUR BUSIHES5. C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA Vl.*-Prw«M»l F. L WOODRUFF WPreddcnt R. R. DEAS 0. L. TAYLOR A**t Caabtor Caabtor character. The following poem one of his favorites and is given in loving memory pf him: • Cjose your eyes for jllst one moment, dome with me to dreamland do/ Can’ t* you hour the bugle calling See the men in Gray—so true? CAPT- OTIS S. TARVER " T i m e hath his work to do and is there coming to lie an unfair dif- * Packing and because it i* a d v e r -1 Did they fnlter when they heard it ou rs," so wrote Emerson. Let us ference in our land No not one —hut us'OtHr man Antagonism in ! “ » ,l" ’ consumer. Jqfit/ so long , as they are unable to get other Flor-i then prick the bubble of action, so When their leader shouted ’"Forward that light I* f*"t vanishing iiln fru*l to speak, and retard Life in the fruit at lit ridiculously low- prices Oh. so eagerly they ran. from growoVs who consign or from tenses; vJtzn to far**, perhaps it brother ••T IR E D " S O U T H E R N E R S "OJ has-beens there always are many f independent operators whose only 1 'L-yh*- i ’ o i before’ that .night -And Trmilti-be^-Tirr--rmrrrrrmi*^tTTTTr .. A radical Jicw»l>apt:r__» .ritcr. in J h f t i trrtTTWTt 'TTr‘ rr> x r t to-hrir rommwston* to— .tin*- -met-wh'nte’fT-befeL-the»nm course ol a periodic attack in a New But is-nows,-whone'er there are any, out of- the sales. i'oj i ht - L trse they ftdt was right. York newspaper on a great business i We find are decidedly few.*' In * the* judgment of the ablest. institution of the south, allows hjifr, . . , , , „ , ----- O ---> , ,,-*. ,, \ broadest minded, and most success! Met tho Entm y. oh *sb Jirnvcly, self to apeffk of 1 he south, w here, , •, , , *' . . , .... .. . . . K u l men of the state— bankers, busiGreat im provem ent is noticed in men. If 'tuns death they murmured not women and children are tired. , j , ness men. doctors. lawyers, mmt*the Sanford Herald this week, dui? J-We think, of Gave their lifeblood for their SmithWashington. fers. e t c . e l c . the Florida Citruto Bob Hoi ly ’> bring in Jacksonville Virginia it. as renowned for hi land attending tin* press meeting arid the venturous youth as for the sustained Exchange is the key to t-hv further Making this a hallowed spot development of Florida Whatever fact thai he let the Woman's Club vigor of bis maturity the state may do in the way of di have rharge *>f the pufM*r during his On the battlefield at twilight li was in I he Virginia legislature versilied farming and live stock rale absence Ceituiri rompl l men t ui j Scores a ml scores of tm:ii in gri), that Put rick Henry's fiery eloquerire , . , i , . i mg, whatever success muv cyme to references in the Herald to the Re­ lit the Sleeping peacefully no war soutitl torch of national independent’ . , . her people in lh*‘ cultivation of veg porter-Star an<l its stuff are highly Muxs fur them the light of dm. I t was a Virginian, who. by bfs et a I dea and small fruit*, the fait re appreciated ttepori er-Star dusbiitg cavalry exploits in t to- U«-v mams that through citrus fruitO olulion, won the name of " L ig h t liaise your voices, oh ye singerFlorida has been most widely cx-| What ran -pell progress to San- Horse H a r r y " Lee ■Viol vour sweetest music sing plmieil mid that lor al! time lu-r or lord and to each individual b e lie f 1n Sout h ( 'uro[ in,-i Marion and linn Vuur gardens iif tbeir llm»-r>. , an gen and grapefruit will lie t lie i than doing what the ltd lowing word Sumter, destitute of alnio-l alt None too .seel fur you to I ring great money i rop- of t In* stall' of K E Hale imply Look tjj> a ml (flings except guns and courage Upon the degree to wfijrli the not down, look forward and not checked Turletoii's invasion by what To do honor to I fie heroes Lack, look mil end not in. and lend a historian call a an irregular, har growers of these fruits are aide to! ’ Who went down all clad m gray— a bund ’ W often had u in our a--liig warfare, i fiat l‘ >r daring.md market them al profitable prices de But that gray i- turned to silver tl i n fore the (im ­ Do a i il.t-.li ingenuity of plans, perti nil' ll v pends largely copy book- o -chhol da \S i t fie m i ’ -tun- o •-r the w 11 peril. of i Wry enterprise aud fur follow It of purpose, and general •-fleeti v *-m--tlu-r industry <rf Flb'rida If tl;j»sm i t) is without a parallel in the war,' Dun t vuu m>in to hear them caJliot cfusion is correct, as I sincerely he 1- nr thirfy two year- of the lirst Broward enmity, i- putting her-c Ft You w*lm still nre lingering here lievo it to be and tin- El ortdu * ‘ i rr 11 . on the Ui* i‘k fur » v mg I wo millin' . t forty -i < year- after the orgam/a T'-lhng you that the-, are wist 1, nf, Exihange oilers the only bu-me-s in taxublc values .Selplliole in.Kil, . non of till- I mt*’d States govern W mil • (■•' you. I nmraijn .! ■ur‘ like solution of the marketing proh merit, the presidency was field by just two years old and wjtn less tcWashington, lef b ins of t he grower- y et devised, a* t aptnin I Mi- S T i r v e r w a- horn ' w as v ery fond nf I>i xii; wlie h w rilory <vili boast of four millions ns native- of Virginia have met tlie Grand rtf1 bcyi- vc wit It i-quid stbi-vrity, it i* in Kielitnoutl lo u n ty , Georgia, Oi t ferson, MudiHpn. Menrm u)| men played t Ins (um-pil 'tlij- bunds taxable values, all of iflucli plucae nta ndcr, I tin* duty of every person rancor....I j 16th. IH:I5 Died June 11 h'. HHft boys of the Itufitist Tonjj .of which s N'ow they see Jinn "face to f.-i-t*; little Seminole in thf? front ranks of action lack*n the future welfare of the state to a n d w o u ld h a v e been Hit vva r- o ld irt e h ltre h That Southerner. Andrew membr-r ( aptilln When |Je ea! s yaitlr. name lit re!1 1-1 not only among tlie very new Kb>r boost the Flotidu < itnis Exi hunge October. D*15 lit- first wife was t tiown rs a very geoer \Vili you be there in your p*.<cr’ ida counties but ahead of about ten son. who followed them, was never O M i— Jeiiii' Lind of Georgia, and man A ( imv ' (levs before luof the real old countie*-nf the -lute suspected, cither before or during 1lrdcra Erani Tallahassee l i - eight -ear, in the presidency of Ills seeor.d wife Mi-. Carrie Mveh Mr M F l{til>ltu«,>it n o *| ( I real Is Semi nonProper Education. t,« lug l.rell 1 ! 1 * *u< i*---fu1 <ie -oij H i w a — a -o.i o' S im ii'l and *t .ml *' 1*1't.,r\ V .« .1 f(I l o t | , Nn mo- would ever it ,uk tha l* Let us ii mil * lilldreii lfi.it » { feo-r of New Orleans wits n**rrto**-*l Florida la\| a Department of Agrl Frances V dentine Tarver lie -<rvnr,.! will. <t to til- iitimcsake. Kt essloll se|fl*hliess and that sclSEND OUT C O U N TY PAPERS more t fijin l " any nth • cause, to cult ure from the way t It slale etiem- , ed m t fie (, onfi-derate army wa- in Col. I.-- nt * 1, . H -on ol M urv*l lishne-;* is n nieimei- to tile tiullvtdiuk Oaceolu county last Week took Its Jackson's "uliiiost (retired energy Cobb's commaipl of Georgia. Was M r v Thee Lee jollO.OO.in ea*h 1st sends out his nut tecs.. Th e to the nation, to the world. Let ui ruin Util progressive stop by aubs rclb■t I D a vy *’"C r o c k e tt, the tlrnlerw e x [ (j R E A T Department of Agriculture once taken prboner and afterwartLs ing for fiOO copies o f the Kissimmee Cap.. Tarver was a warm friend ‘ 7 * ' h, n:' l° ? ‘ holdln* back ! v^ltat \ye should give It only telfls*VoH ey Gazette and the St Cloud plorer and dauntless soldier, and De Qf t h,. United States and the Ex- parolled. He then entered the army ami admirer of Wil liurrt .Jennings mss In another form, and that nir ranks and remained until the end of Trib u n e, to be sent to people in cutur, the cotvqyeror of the B a r - ! periment Station at Gainesville are Bryan and upon Bryan's last visit to tlons must be measured by the stand­ f ie 1 known all over the state bemuse the Appom attox Courthouse other state* who may be .induced pi bury pirates, were Southerners. Sc nford -••vcr.il years ngu lie paid ards «<• apply to nnui. For nalloti Tuy lor. t fie driving form of the ,,u documents issued arc I’ l t u l ’ - brought his old flag with him home loillte ill Osceola ( ’ apt TVrv. r a per-niml visit I 'apt are only men, alter all Popular taliMexii-un war, with hi- .victories of K R L Y credited When onr wise Cnpt Tarver was u brother of Col Turv r was on*- of tin* f'w -urvtvirOsees* In county was the pioneer in r.itor I’al't Alto. Monterey afid Hueiiu the mist sends anything -out of h i-1Frank T a r v e r of Georgia, a prot i this method of advertising, having of th; t "thin g *y kine" trial <•■ \ i - 1a the la*t named against odd- office. all you know about from (lent ..lloriM-v Mod jlldgt Uld WHS adopted the plan about tile yearrnibl* withstood *h*' rtixlie- of it of four to one w a.- a Southerner also a brother ul Dr Lalay-rtte Tar­ w hence it i o mes is shown by t lie Essence ol Elctlon ago when there was only one paper lio.tkrrn miuiu i,* and Uitally -ur In the vvar between the -tlijte uajne attached \ modelti novel tor bits> readers: ver of Georgia Mr*, Kmiiin Tarver K. (■ ’ HUSK, Stale in the county A large number of rendered to up overpowering force She was beautiful and ath­ vigor, energy , enterprise and hemist For li fiubhe servant on GrilTeii was - umm>>h.'d here by Dr, IB- wore * l,l* famili r griiv -nn up Tin-) tie-! the prominent eitizens of that coun­ letic. IJc uni* ditto There was xs sourei'fulbe— of Do* Southern men a small .salary, he keeps his name Oliver J Miller She paid till bills t>» the titne 0! his death and w ity today are people who lirst heard uli-Lieti* to tlmjr.uiarrltiKe. They uverand visited the cemetery' with a were, as remarkable as their courage. | K.fore the voters in great shape o f Oiceola county, through them* Itonored and loved by all wljo kn^tv came tp e . sa^ft--M-I^uilavijle Uourltlk of agriculture view of placing a outride slab tyi copies of the local paper. It has It needs only to mention Robert E -pj,o commissioner him for his many kindly truif* of Journal Lee and " S lo n e w a il” Julkson Ten- H fll)s t„ |„. only an olllcn boy for C'apt Tarver’i,grave Unfit. Tarvdr »______- - a - ____________________ : • - ' * *• been the best advertising investment —t r ' was an entJmsiiiHiir^SotJtherner. He any county ever made Leesburg nessec gave also to the union cause, j^e chemist the Nejsort of modern Amertean Insu „ al,ol|l lim „ t |,nt „|l jnutters — Com met rial tory. David larragut relative to agriculture that are sent O representative of the entire lot. In Even now, we have in tin* W hile out for publication should, bear the .case the U sf'sh o w s tile Jruit to be ’ P R O G R E S S IO N House a Southerner, who held the nolle ilmtthe D E I ’ A U T M E N T is Rend above the United .Staffin' standard, AVhat a panorama of words dance Gflrd congress in continuous session ihg them out T-he rommiiutioner is the inspector shall inform tlij/S^iip*7* * in almost mockery through the from March 4 to October 24, the head hf the department. Bead per df the fact that the sampl^iu mind, bunting for ideas. Progres­ through a blistering Washington the latest from the Department of mature mill* the lot for ship-* sion in Hanford, when one stop- t<l summer when he wit*, to nil tipprarAgrii-ulturc nl this -late and see if It VW^H- tn p.i*-> the iftaii2 look around him ■nir.ni hclj I'ul aliCi" lhe only person not " tir e ! you can liiui tlie I fe|uirttiient men- ‘ duril tin-'-Jiraii --ivill » tti'i-lu-d apt! make the person op tom islie Hu­ southern aetivity m the pur­ Of tinned ‘ It follows placed ul^thv u-tpdy of the sherill, -v*manity loves to visualize, espectnllv suit of peace, we need no other tenIP f *tr his dhpnty as ilirvi tetl l>y law, Citrus Fruit Inspection in Sanford. Lake Monroe rises to tiinonv than the tremendous energy 0 t h e U n i v e r s a l c a ft .1/.' Imfj e?th'fR"zlii;ll by no means pass our view, fairly bold in its assertion: that has recovered from the uitct I’ o Florida Shippers of < ttrus Fruit A general impression prevails that er certify t V t h e nut nity of a tr>i> Haunting her new gilt which edges wasting of the civil war lands dev.7 Prictts lowered a^nin, but the her and conserves her blue body of ustuted, houses destroyed or dile.pi- the citrus fruit inspection period will offc%fMtit on tbe tr c. in tbe grove busy water waves More conserved dated, farms gone to deoay, the men ahull her beauty be when boats of who might have destroyed them killed crippled— and out of tho j every make populate her s p h e r e ^ somehow, the men of This sputs us on ui grent(r mo­ desolation the south have built up wealth and zeal tive, longing with unsiupusaing zpal to hammer nil ideals into exectitiotj. We are not only growing like the fruit tree which hears abundantly of foliage but no (r i f t , but in u nat­ ural expansion, gradually getting in " F it t in g s .” no to speak, Jf Beautiful " Several owners on v a r io u s 'avenues nml streets ar planning to fdanl u uniform ire. Thus you see we are holding ten; ciouidy to thoughts anil actions that aach tomorrow finds uh surely far­ ther th'pn toduy. " C it y --v C ‘5-“ * *•* : who sYiji ’ses that Southerners life not ae-| tiVp or vigorous. In fact, tho j Soul hern people seem to be rather a c*»ns|!nicuous for the very activity the ^ ! prosperity again. jrnifet 1- fdnefid i^iorunl I must here give an amusing ineldeni which I overheard »om<* wee\j< wgo. A gontl ctusti ■njighting from tho tnoniinc train ’etwalked ' rapidly through the depot hnd out on to the i i * p t oi. that building. Scanning dimly the hbriteon:' hr his hahds roofed the shelter for hid eye*, he • voiced hi* thought* aloud,'"So, lhi$ ia Sapford, hum, ndt what I thought . ;»V pn<I Novem ber 6, which is not a fact, Th e (our extra inspectors will not the proyoCirm pf-ma u*e f,-ut‘ lit th«’ bo employed after that date. How- .grove, * u : . as to the probable'da^s over, tho United States |m p * r ton. of mntdnty of r.i y port o.t of »"<! the regularly employed state I frm! ckrlot o numli-r of bo^-*i.. ood inspectors will continue to irtpect and pass upon citrus fruit unt'l *>»* teison. is fur enotlgh rdvunrad to insure maturity and until *1“ ' national authorities discontinue the inspection. It E. ROSE. i.uj vigor in which their critic ttsState Che mist -uitiw* them to Vie larking LoUic'*, AfVf'rov «*<I A M eliA E * u ( ’ (imiaiuimiiT of Agriculture T I I I-: C I T R l S E X C H A N G E - w. The Herald ha.- al.wuys bt'Hi Urm friend and advocate of the .eo Notice to Insperlurs > Inspectors shi.U"*not mukfe' un­ necessary left* of evidently immutiure fruit, thus wasting their tiine^und chemicultt for Bimivljr curit)sity. The personel knowledge of the inspector and his experience with citrus frurt he tnav me Tor t)m information o l. t h e grower ficial Opinion as ."to the N o o f­ probable date of maturity n«r the number of ears or boxyS Vn the g.-ove tfiat * - F IT W A J tU H l f l G I N S , ( K. W I L L I A M S ,'ft^ K a tb s m a n - -A may Ik * mature at a fixed il^ti* sh.ill § >3 • be given. , ^ operative nltui of parking und s h l p - i ^ ° Citrus fruit l aspect ore: Tlii» ___ anil vegetables. _ I . Jn»pectora will pass for shipment Inspector* shall also advise gjowpmg (runs bi'.p.'r fook a tleternjir.ed stantl (or onl y such fruit as ftTt'foupd in pack - j prs that the inspection spasoti dons i» Grower's A.-jUiciiition in ftic San- iHtt-houxes prepared oi' beingHr4*~. nptr end yp November 6,'b u t will ford section many years ago and • I1*1red .for shipment. continue until discontinued by order that the pltiii never materialized in \ The anmpte shall .consist of the of the national authorities after tho proper form was no fault pf this.nbxed juirc of twelve average fruit full maturity of the crop, jiapef of or the friends of tit,* idea I wnlch samples shall incJjde the R. K. ROSE. State Che.uiT« hefe. Organization ui.d (Top* .ntion smal1e»t'sizes'and most'immature aa. a p p r o v e d : . . . Is th e 'o n e ithiug pH'.; d nr.d the ] well os the largest and most mature W. A. M cllA E , Florida Citrus Excjiopgu xujmli to-1 fruit. Tho sample must be tair|y Co mrfilxaTon*. rsoCArr'cu! I ure i* » . . . Ford car. T h e record «>r sati^tjicUrtry pcrFormanre for more than - ^ ) 6,06o * owners siirely makes it the “ OntverHiU * , t’ a r! llie car you want. It m eetf^ ife demands of professiomd *yid' business V and brings pleasure to the,.Tf'hole family. Simple, strong, rcWnbie-*'-eco-, , nomical in operation and maintainance'. Runabout S ^ )0 : Touring Car $140; Town Car $460, f. t>. !>. Detroit. On sale at Sanford Vnrhinc-ti-Garage Co. nor fciv » any oniilr! opinion as to ym f . 2V - • .x:«^ < ■ w . j j j xnc^ -. J -e. ■ ./ , =r ** -. iwaxAAf . . ..1 * r * ’ -"v ' .* * 'w *- Ci. 2 *= * '- • —* * * . i* “ if. it > .- �ms '* * -y 'i- OCTOBER 19. nTTOTOrnr , W F . * ‘ F gc f',c .................• » > » > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • > > IlNANDABOUTTHECITY i: — . :: ILittle Happenings—Mention I o f Matters In Brief— ! Personal Items of interest Isummary or Ihe Plotting Small ; Talk* Succinctly Arranged for ,« Hurried Herald Readcra * ►♦♦a I » * » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » j y . Bruce and A. L. Henke) ol jtamonte were in the city yeAteron huainws and ploaaure. , §\ '.i or 6 dennw • 966 wilt break case of Fever or Chills. Prico cent*. 71-62tc lAmonC the visitors from Alta* ante yesterday were Mr. and Mr* Ljdey I»nd Col. Haynes. lOrlando vs. Sanford football on Lar»J*y. 3:39.- Don't fait to come. • 17-ltc Gfl that good Elder Springs Water Jiln. I’ hone W. H. Williama at ( c Sanford House or the springs. U gh tfoot, traYelling saleain for tho J.. K. Orr ShOe Cominy of A tlan ta was in tho city |\V. A jonday-calling on the trade. I Drink that’ pure Elder Springs filer and get the benefits theresm I’ hone W. II. Williams at the v<Mr. and Mrs. |I. M. I/ouckes have arrived in the city and will soon be­ come sure ’ enough residents this time, as they uro-building a beau­ tiful bungalow on Magnolia averrue. Mr. and Mrs. Louckes have always been in love with Sanford and her people and their l&tdst mdve demon­ strates it. We arc indeed, glad to have them become residents if only (or the winter months. L. S. Hcrolde, travelling freight agent of the Clyde Line and his daughter wore in the city today. Mr. Sproble sprained his ankle sev­ eral months ago and Is obliged to walk on crutches and is making his regular trips over the state in his car, which Miss Scroble guides with all the cleverness of n veteran. Postmaster Haskins leaves today for Wnashington to attend the N a ­ tional convention of postmasters and will be absent from the city for tw'o weeks. Some soy that i»ur ge­ nial P. M. will muke thi i trip his bridal tour and others say that he is going up there to get the appoint­ ment £ S postmaster on cold storage awaiting the time that the Repub­ lican party may come back! t Seminole Co. Co-Operative Store Are now selling PUR E. FRESH C A N D Y made by Garetson Candy C'o. Try it. 17-tf inford Mouse. Notice J M. Kubson -was. c alled hur- fwerWrnotirw Munson's jly to Charleston, S. tl., on Sat­ swimming pool will be, open to the in response to a Udegrajn that public every day from 2 to 5 p. m., father was sinking fast. except Tuesdays and Fridays. Open ISw the foot bail game Thursday [tween Sanford High School and jlandu High School Holden Park, f 10 o i lock fj]nr I Hagatj. chairman of j,n.tr.t of county commissioners returned from a trip to Jaclumnk|i. utin he hob nobbed with the litOT' |The M-lies’ Guild of the Church the Holy Cross will hold their t.iu.i </.cir on Saturday. I) ecem I lu Place will Me nnuounccd ter [For thai G O O D G U L F G A S O SK and S U P R E M E A l T O O i l . [ont M H 1 o n e ). Agt. No. 116. I 4-1 f |Hun FnrreM Lake has returned pm it tiii*iness trip to Jacksonville d wtidr there had the pleasure of ton* with many nt .......... Ir slat * New peck w ear hat pins, etc Mrs rare L Williams, First St., next to IfCuller'* G ro ce ry. * i 7- 2tc sanitary. * I..... mu* a citizen of Sun- 'd, i tv. m ri g m l hi* Elder Spimgs later Mr-:*,-. H i [fey. reprase.nl mg the A Elliott. ariTuiei t*,[ was in the city Friday, I T ait 1Ft* interval of a new h o te l ABO UT PEOPLE ...A N D E V E N T S . . . $ A U r v t i •11 Com m ensalJaa« fot (Ki« y/ C h il'i Con C am e On Thursday night tho Chillies entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lane in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Murks und Mr. and Mrs. Os­ borne Herndon, with one of the best times yet, or at least Joe said so. Much taste was displayed in the deco rations of the pretty home, a color scheme of pink und white be­ ing used effectively. Upon the en­ trance of the newly weds tho bride* were presented .with huge btfuquets of fragrant (71 weeds, amid the merry laughter of the jolly crowd. (Wednesday) at tile home of her daughter. Mrs. Ray Butts. All the members of the circle are cordially invited and urged to attend. a> Itaptlsl Circle Entertained The east side circle of tho Baptist Aid Society was happily entertained at tho cozy little home of Mr*. J, R. Calder last Thursday afternoon. There was a large gathering of friend* to enjoy the hospitality of their gracious hostess and the hour* spent with sewing and fancy work for the chureh sale. Refreshments were served lute in the afternoon. i ’ A N D Y P U R E A N D Elt ESlI W hat c o u ld i*e h e l l e r ’’ G a r e ts o n Uandy I o. m ake it Ir w in. iSr <lib** -••11 it Have vuu tried it'.’ A nnouHcerncn The Music Department, Woman’s Club will meet this (Tuesday) afternoon’ at the club house nt 3 o’ clock. The Music Department programs will be open to tho public for the small fee of ten cents which will ob­ tain all winter. Tomorrow afternoon (Wednes­ day) at 3 o’clock there will be tho regular meeting of the Welfare De­ partment at the club rooms. A full attendance is desired. Please he prompt. and of of ^tln* S a n fo rd ’ V. [ ROBBINS NEST HOTEL, THURSDAY, OCT. 21, TO SATURDAY 30 1 S .l »;•,! ,g r DR. DAVIS COMING J O R. D A V IS , the Optometrist, who has been making regular visits here for number of years, will be at Robbins Nest H otel N ext W eek for few days. See him for Glasses, for Headache, W eak Eyes, or Poor Vision. Work Guaranteed. Don’ t delay coming until to late. REFERENCES: DR. HOBSON; J. E. PACE )«* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ I Sinn* ihi* publication, on the feiJeriilion page, throughout the slate, of the artielp describing the visit of Mr* W S Jennings, president, und t a o of ln*r officers to many dubs of the southern part of section live, tin* following hit of news has come tu light, which would have lidded to the interest and valure of the article it lias been learned that the diacov ery of the date made memorable by the founding of Key West, was the work of Mrs. Thoa. FT Roberta, by her and research, i a *aid to have secured all necessary historical data, und t o have assisted largely in bringing the mutter to the favor­ able consideration of the club The Ki*\ West <Yntcnni.il C ele­ bration as pi aimed and carried through by tin* Woman's Club wa.s . r* V Vf ' 4$ An earnest request is hereby made to (tie eluh' women of section five, to report for puhliFaiion on federation pages any work of value done by mdnnluul member* of the retpeettv,clulis Such person ill ties art*, not only interesting and * inspiring but may In* of use in future roinpilutinn of historical dull data Mr* Edgar Lewis, Vice President Section Five Keep a Memorandum. Keep a little note hook on your IIbrnr) shell If ) ou nr« In the habit of tending your hooks lo your friends. Have it alphabetically arranged and ever> time you lend u book put down the name of the friend ro whom you gave it, together wttti the tttbx of (ho book It is only a matter of a min­ ute to do this,* and naves lota of time ami worry over trying lo locals missing hooks. fed A m ! in p ity fpr m y n W i h h o r * , *y mp• lh>. M ) h r a ft *rh«*» fo r in *> Elder Springs Water r ; . \ French Millinery Shop fill.’* ii d * «-Ti I fiuili' *0 kfflliu* J Eastern Slnr Social Club day afternpoij'. ’ T Im^hlj.ti'sdnC l^>ur* ------------ T * . . * were vjieut ■•htfurinilli . will!/, the ir Dlsplsy pfvUt Work - , v M m . fir.uiVeJi Williams, fancy Vdrk >Jaml‘ .Vbcill\ iic h i « go of . ’iln’ *tlo: window of YoWt li’s st,ore St., next to/MFOtillcr’ s *Grothought. t’-Dslicioijs ice crbttm,’ and there',Ts n beautiful dftpldy oT art, W cilice -w a s ' s r r v o 'd ’a f t h e Tr e fre s K m e nt ■ V :*'u l 7- 2 te paintings, the work of tho pupi'Ja. of Mr and Mrs. It. J. Ijfolly, W. M. Mr*. F. B. Emerson, who ha* be*n hour. «Eiiji>yiffg'’ the gracious hospi­ lynr' “ nil C . I:.*; iVing- have rc- giving fret* instruction In thn art of tality o f ”Mrs. Long wore Mesdame* Tom Davis, Fasterby, Henry fm trn,tl ,r,"n Jackspoyiik’, where for pninting on linens, parasols, velvets, don. C. C. Whodruff 'und-"Ml's;J ' a X' 1,3,1 hnir day*' tjrtsy havo' been £tc. The method i* simple with re­ ton ** ___ f 1 adiii;* i he inint’ ire*sjn’tfs''b f th e sults most attractive. There is n •Iw r*.v Association, and h av-1fascination too in the work that Erirkson - Hcjl ' 11oie '** . ’ appeals to tin* artistic teftiprriimunt. The Sanford Iriejjilj^or Hits* Ber­ Mrs. Emerson has been leaching this H Btllinms ha* leased ihe tha F)ricksorj will be *Aj|dI»ikk. inter­ easy method nt YowelVs afternoons d‘,»- Spring* a„d will dem er'.Jhl* Ijnd evenings for the past week- ested in tho nows of her marriage to ff,leni '•■let lo lh$; honieer mi •The work has appealed to the Indies Mr. T. E. Holt, which’ took place nt t e n u per n »e g a l l o j u f . . - ^ ^ ^ and children to such an extent that Sarnsotn last Thursday. The bride Sanford Steam I^yntlxy/GOcn^ier- Mrs. Emerson /has allowed herself is well known fn this city, having 1 St, near French^$>V.^trents tie pcMiwiledMrt remain anpthcr week made- her horai’ hfre' fbr a number Mr.'tfftd' Mrs. Heit will T while and bshTfsry, and giWng free instructions in the afteF- of years. destroyed. wi;h c he mica l * , Fl£t the store and private lessons make their future homo in Orlando. ‘ hecialty nt mo derate j i j i & s - * mes Of her pupils In tho triaL 6 ^ r - mornings. Woodman Circle Ten-Ten Social Among the very young -.Mrs. Thomson o f ' Winter curtains j t o n ^ f t U l « are being taught are , v Ph°nq 150-3. JU ^C ord. t/W oadf^m . n Speer, eight years old end, i.wilJ-..'soC|j‘t*i old Madeline MaUbm.*^ p- Mr * t . * ■*». ■ "vV > r \ -§ 9 W h rn I an d u p o n rtl> h * rk p nrrfc. A n d g a i r u p o n tjiy g a r lis g r p tlr nt Si.1., fiff*.'' Sh a ll hr pleased -tlf * i u M i- J I! Fe.guson teliinied Fnday fiom a visit to Catrahelle I aI |r •11) Ilk* Mi tfllitr , Net h^u from TSc^uu. kii(t *iH*ort- >' £11* Very trulv yours, D IC K IN S S H O E S T O R E , J. W. Dickins Thi* afternoon social club of the For th»f iivrrflo vin f l*»fn*i Order of the Easter Star wus de­ I i in / r« n f o l t h t i n y o u »«>That good Elder Spring water is lightfully entertained on. Friday by J ‘Y I < Fletcher and family being del IVored to Sanford homes Mrs Alfred Lilju and Mr*. Geo. J V jio y i it • nqt » o h b a n lin g . U>r. every day. Having leased the ve net .-d t,, -Tapryu, whe-e M>r. *r.* N tflY r « n it l»« m g h g rrrtin r v|f»», U!iiley at the home of Mrs l.iI y o u t* r i it f r t a H t ij i f u f r ir n d * **t t r i r itr), • acreptt-iJ'tlifL rUHORger- springs (rpm V. M Elder 1 am now The i'Junming liftfe liungalow was » % .T-« tt1*3 i h « M ) i r ? r l > prepared to til I all order* and the f|' . dtug s t i i f f J ^ T h e rpany Iir v r ly w it 11 HrriUHSl'menli* , 4 lint '(['At* 4fr «lt pr'lisiaunn* |MUl- f,f Dr‘ ..nod (Jln*. FU*tchet in water will he delivered prompt I y - -* J i t i- kg Uf , •’IifiJi 1 u RGodly •tort, (el ns .M;d jloijhj 1* .tijHTkcuW. ca 1ri­ _ S V »*<t f •t’rrn * m u ta n d nt firm ItlfoH *jv ) Uwn{'nntc!i surce*1* h)[ F’dr V.he presontjny hendijllurters wil! % f t ! S J t ffihr»lt«r*« rork * al colqj* scheme afefctpeh and out A color Sent ,V Mr* f *■be at- **-— * *•----t lie Sapford House —l*ure when I Irir f<r * I nine. gave* mtltjlt Mrsi^RdyY i| b i m ii a i t ji t ** M 11i» *•«Tl # f Jj\ lr r ’«*■mi . ..*u.,p, ,*V*A' t:*V*‘ ^d n h h n e (trders Cdn he rtu:elvctl or ‘. Ih'iif t ft« Minting i f •(h**- cHtr VeVe filng renufwitV 1 ^ . AVI’ u «w«y Ihf tnfltacr f i b ’" ' tk -urine.A n y , ( .» ! % . th* pianoy^D nin ty refresh*’ “ %,A » j . l i r n •* S w 'rA fl , bi^tZ-lU fnr, *.:, , ' i n ™ , were wrytql Hi’j t h e gtacimM •«»r i.- " •• ' “$% , II* .11 l l . r > u t . T ih - y c . n '-*->•■*-! * * \\' b »*>t’ aft t* r I *i ti r re [>. *i\ ■» iw -'a * n I ItcTe |hostesses of I l ^ j i l t ’aSnAy t x.ccatfbm a l t i e iu ju - rir* * k % ,y 1 * ■*•; . j 'b y .i ; Lhey caniUjt T arry h o t l ' 4s tyf p *s*s ojj by |n y Uuwk '* ' -f)'b**K* wi re i wenty^Sj w truest* preAcorn- r “ . . , , . » **v, % H u l y o u o»h' t n f - t A i c«lt»*^ o r c J > W B a r u e r '^ r iv e d th * vnjoy H l ^ U u , lU -ju ta , i cjijov Ujtr ti)*? d djylyaUul |pt*jutitlI 'wni| * mIWaje? juel V»w iini*’. • by-' i t ft bit; I V n v u c l u w i m , T d <L »l comiimdti \ and V.ll be; U * - f , ^ Al»t|*5'irU k l W f V f . t r ( h ra T H uj»,^ Gr yt»u ll I mt U tftd . • e hi, ,i »pi hrtiq^Vkdveral vfi.TUs'*-t'rtl>uted to ail those who are willing - < -*f [ ' , > . *V0 ^ customer?. Tlds V "water. !>h In'll- fc>Iksf IfaFtte* ,'m ybKt) b e c o m e ru«iiiim*r« Tills ater • 'r~TTf~ .*• !*' W jW t v u t V * * ' , i r t / p l y r 'f«»r mP rl^ .w ^ .u ..,, When -lor f p ) l f b t t ,\ to the public r ih k-eksotiv i|U 7 *m l" piled * no iintroduflAion litre ‘7’Ke * ijjlff I*•n htj-rJUa papli>f - , A mo up ip*'i»fkasant '& ia)i ntTuirs - / W in Up M « * l t 4 » * N p ile lig h ts c h t ]1' S jivk irrT^W -Q iyd w d .ilJf'- ti*»11ly**' v i m je s are well know'n.. Five ! . ol the Week*iw’ai.J!b oY >^U ih £^T B ^’ »r V •v V delivered to your burnt* '■iiri ft rnlahty.- v«1n cnilr* _ ____ meetingitifVtKo I’ ri^rlila t h i ‘ <>t)r bViiKiu tu iH'eo___ <*0]is Mil i i v v 11 v-'ii.^. V.-xY* * ' fb M H ty ctjhts. , n m J ! lt>* iilli*. b s e n n ir t , niniajiad.'* ‘ hr M l L U N.E R Y lin t M ^ r / week. home of M m , W^S ’. 1>Q|1g on Thlirs* -..yi'in tW f *t*,itsBBat tall. *Y l i v . H . W IL L IA M S , Agent. r> <n<u|i JR n g t -- Prom pt attention and careful consideration w ill be given with each purchase, whether large or small, and all will receive a courteous welcome. Mrs It C. Bower lias returned sudi u big enterprise, .successfully from Tampa where she was the re­ managed, that .in connection with it cipient of many delightful social at­ must be of interest tentions w T i ■i f j 17 tf M It is our intention to pursue our original policy of fair dealing to all. Only solid goods of the best ' workmanship for the prices asked will be handled. Operating on a S T R I C T L Y C A S H B ASIS, we' will thereby be enabled to sell shoes of high quality at prices lower than our competitors. Our m otto is “ Everything in Shoes for E v e ry b o d y ,” and it is ful­ filled in this new fall stock soon ready for your in­ spection. In addition to shoes, a splendid line- of hosiery will be carried, together w ith the usual find­ ings and accessories kept in all first class shoe shops. There wiki be the tjsual rehearsal for the Ladies* Chorus for " P r in ­ cess Chrysanthemum’* at the Wom­ an’s Club rooms Friday afternoon at two o’ clock tvqd !|>r the girls' chorus at three thirty/ W* and Mrs Ed Lane besides the guests of honor wen* Mrs .1 T Brady. Mrs. B W. Herndon: Misses Clarissa Stitrling. Heibn Rowlund. Lillian Higgins. Hoskins Jones, Anna McLaughlin anti Messrs Ralph Wight. Geo McLaughlin, Jon and Roy Chittenden. Kenneth Murrell. Ernc-t Householder. Henry Punhjn Jo,- |>,-Mont and R M Grovel! ANNOUNCEM ENT A V I N G decided to re-enter the Shoe business in Sanford after a lapse o f twelve years, we announce with pleasure that on October 25th we will be ready to serve our patrons in the store room we form erly occupied in the DeForrest Block, east o f Irwin & Giles, on First Street. d a d d a d a a a a a a a u u a a a u a a f l a s a a a a d f l a d a d a i i a a d d a a a a d u t im We have not heard from* this bunch of joy makers for a long. Ibng time but two marriages which havti recently to lam >frp ro their ranks haVd vckfteil them up and they are making things hum once more. A week ago a raid was made on the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cluudv Hern­ don at 15,p. m., to celebrate the re­ cent wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Herndon and they "cele­ brated” as only this famous band of bachelors and benedicts can cele­ brate. Supper was served at 11 o’clock aod the wee sma' hours found the "bachelors" wending their lonely way homeward. Dringing congratulations and good advice (7) were Messrs. Ernest Householder, Ralph Wight, Henry Purdon, Geo. McLaughlin, Kenneth Murrell. A. Grovenstein, Ed. Lane, Claude Herntipn and Sam Yonts. — CcJstrain\o S*c»*rj IjJilvr/' or Ptw>»« Mr*. R. A. Ttrktttt, PImm No. 103 12 tf |Ur * * i. Miller has returned 5m Savannah where .lie was in Itenil.i* ■ it the meeting of the |L * 1 * i " I am* rail wa v > u r \ •or,' a n d w ill re m a in open u n til S a t u r d a y n f f iie hours fro m !* a Flder springs Water delivered lo N o v th, 1 itli jur humPhone W. ||. Williams m to 12 m. and 2 V in till i p. in. On the Sanford House or Ihe Spring*. Saturday it will lie opened from 7 p. m. till S p. m. W .11 W illia m s has nrriyed in the* M. W L O V E L L ty frotn L u m p k in , G e o rg ia , u n d N -llte Gity Clerk |11 ag r AN A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGSUP TO DATE They confided to ouch other, how­ /Vrsomtf Afrtt/ion ever, that their turn would eoine, for Cupid is very busy, his favorite Miss Florence Flank is again al Al the Poll n is the I’ lafe lo Deride camping ground being right in tin* home after .1 pi casual visit to .f.i,*^ This Mutter of the I’ uHtoflice hearts of the Chilli Con ('arm* circle sonvtBe Miss Frank will open her Petitions favoring the call t.f Accepting the situation und the bou­ fall classes in music immediately primary election to name Sanford's quets at the same time, with charming next fiost master are now being cir grace, they were rewarded for later Mr I> 1. Peterson und bride, enlatcd. and every man who lives who were recently married at Rom­ in the evening the two couples were1 within the limits of the II F. D presented eai h with a beautiful eUt ney West Virginia are the guest- of * and whose name is on tin- regislm * owun, a sister of the turn list is entitled to vote Tho'Hhiss w.iti-r set. the gift of the ( iulli Mrs J II groom Mr and Mrs Peterson, Earnest Householder, the election for city officer* comes off Club after a week spent in Sanford will learned judge anti legal advisor of on the Hiih of November and tinleave for tlleir future home at Cres­ the dull made the presentation mayor will he petitioned to name marvel of oratorical lire cent City thul day for tins primary, thus cav- speer h. larger work* whose sparks of humor scinmg (■'xpen*c and it uring a ‘ Mr- il P. McCall of Oviedo and \ole List for signal ore* an ported Dilated .iml twinkled with dazzling splendor it is safe to predict that Mrs. W II Sieinrneycr of Lakeland al corner Ftr-t street and Park a\e nuc, in front of post office and at the silver tongue oratof will wear were the guests of Rev und Mrs K Sleinmeyer several days last the corner of Fourth street and Sun the ermine and sit upon the bench F wee k ford avenue This will he Sanford's of the \ tilted States supreme court First primary of the kind, Let il» Eil Lane wanted to make a speech on " H o w to Treat n W ife," Having Mr and Mrs R J Holly and make it a lug success Mrs W M Haynes returned Monday been married nearlS a year hut the Everyone sign the call from Jacksonville, where Mrs Holly hoy* ail declared that experience i« ■Advertisement the best teacher and the girls said was the recipient of many charming pow just guess? Delicious refrush- uttent ions Notice > tmpits were served und tin* evening The registration hook Of the rity of fun and rfrtdic ended with music Mr« Thomson of Winter Park is of S a n fo rd w dl t>*• open at the office v 1*11mg her daughter Mi* Ray .irj'i di*»t i f i ic ol th e c ity clerk '- itu r d a y i>-*l I »i Butts Enjoying tin* « harming hospitality perfectly 17-1t r P nights only by special arrangement to parties of ten or more. Pure fresh running water. Ail condition* PAG E 'TH R EE a q a a a rta a n u u iia u B ia n a a a a a d flJ sls a m iia u L m jj.^ a iia d a a n a u a g p i ti Wm ■ )RD HERALD THE M 1A\ - * -ik V s \ ym *—r. - V.S70I * ■*• ' ■*}*/ . , _ r r r j__ j i lf r » C o at canaui •/Sjii) +• » hoWjbn* gc‘ k» .t|»‘ U (1>* ^ e Will ear bickf/^da ,. loB -Irtoxeny, J f Ju» J *TI» ft 'tioie lor lbou(hiIul*tbiaSi** And lor planning way* and mean. To *el ’-Council to alt up amt llaten." To tktaa fly ay. jtrray dream.. Keg. B vom ’s * •¥*r Jlvad In rltle* „ You hftvk*learned that cvcr> germ S * "Tp th’^-wftlcadiir ot d is k in ' Id t.hat, trash "pile iijulrm. ,_ * . , i 1 ,— . I Tkkc?» dipfetharl* by'lhe doa.rW.V., , And Invert by thtr.cort, * \ S l l eJ To >»y( H(.t1il«|,o|,*1---Tk*w>dFV—. knocking *1 ysuY door, AnTl msyhtp if tharg'a ■ natllnl.' . Who ti.liyan* lo-lw qulto r.ik -**— You’ll fipd without Ihe trying ?om» n#lght)wr* mihe^a kick.- *1 And declare With elrenglh sod .’vlgoft Winiom d.sgaoatng o f your rsea. That you hive tbs srsrlet Uver, VA mensc* to th* rscs.” T- . « ou'r* mid : m bUift, 14 f ’/ a * kr* Hint tn flwFl . j 3 /. »n From Fern. ixe«Hisnt bererage. T.., : .re sh ow n at • the Price Sale u ei k w ^ ____ JyW,’i‘> /fi . 2 T ?^ ™ r ’’(V i 1 Y-r , * ■- J ' ' Y. ' rjV ,* - . f ft*’ l fr -rt -* 7s-_* -m : I �• _*/' p. • r • ; •; - . The Exploits o f Elaine A Det*ctij>* Novml and a Motion Picture Drama . By ARTHUR B. REEVE T k e W d M C o o w n N o T e t t and (be Creator of the " G a i g K e n n e d y "S to n e * jjTahki PrtKDlod In Collaboration With iho Paths Playan and the Eclectic Film Company CerHlH HU. triWto* Ca*.~«oy A* S e r f* * * * hwwi voices. Tie Hsloned a momenl, theft C O N T IN U E D ,F R O M F R I D A Y " ’ tried tho knob softly. Tho door was locked. Carefully ho put his feht on Thin ferret worn a aciaU leather b ar tho knob and raised himself up by ness around bln abouldera. To tbli gripping tho transom. harness Wu attached ono end of the There were Inoa and Long Bln talk­ wire from the spool, and made sure ing earnestly as Ines removed her that the s{x>ol would unwind readily. wraps whllo Long Sin laid out a couple Then he reached Into hla pocket and of opium pipes and cooked two pills of drew out a rat. As ho held them, ono tho precious hop with practiced band. Iri each hand, he let the fcnrot get a Chatte let himself down as softly as good look and smell of the rat as It ho had pulled himself up, *hd got saueaked In frtsbL away without being seen. Finally be pushed* the rat Into the • • • • • • • hole In the plaster which be had made, Kennedy returned to tho apartment and an Instant later, loosed the ferret after dispatching Chase on his mis­ after It, a* If on. a leash of,jwtre: sion. and there 1 met him as soon aa There Wu stood paylnr o ut‘ tho wire I waa through down at the Star office. aa the ferret scampered ’ aftdr the Wo were talking over our plans •cared r a t when thcro camo a sudden knock at -Wu faithfully paid out the wire, hop­ tho door. Craig opened I t . - It vraa ing .for the result he hsd calculated Chase. * carefully. j *Tvo found tho hangout.” ho cried At last the tugging at tha spool of excitedly. "It’s over that restaurant. wire cessed. Thrso sharp Jerks told You go In by the sldo.entranco and him he hsd succooded. Then Wu set upstairs. I got aa-far as the door ol the transmitter In the holo In the the dnn. saw Long Sin and that girl Wall cloao up to the baseboard, which getting ready for on opium Jag." bo bad replaced. "Fine work. Chase,” complimented . ___a. _s_ __ a__ .__ s • Craig, noising lIie"’rece[Vor. "Hello.— Perhaps half an hour after our re­ police headquarters? Connect me turn Into the laboratory after Kennedy with tho Elisabeth street station, hsd soaked the mat, he decided after please.” much deliberation to attompt to carry Ho waited Impatiently. "Sergeant," the war Into the enemy’B country. Wo ho shouted, "this is Kennedy, Craig' , left the laboratory,' ho to seek some Kennedy, You remember I dropped clue. 1 to go down to the Star, where In there a fow minutes ago and told I had a little work to do you I was on the trail of something Kennedy had scarcely bidden me Well, I’ve got It Tho place Is over good-by and turned out of the campus the Mandurtn Have It raided nl once on tho avenue, when he happened to and we'll get them Not the Mandarin so© a face In the crowd which inter­ — the side entrance, one flight up." ested him. He hung up the receiver, "Come. It w m that of the woman who had Walter,” ho cried "You and Chase posed as Elaine— Innocent luei. Ho can help mo now.'-’ paused a moment as she went by and Whllo we hurried downtown the po­ gated after her She had not seen lice were being d e t a i le d for the raid him. This was too good an opportu­ and tho patrol wagon wun still wait nity to miss He turned and followed lug for the squad her to the Mandarin, a chop suey Joint. W o drove up In n taxicab Just ns the "Ia tho mastor In?" she whispered wagon swung around the corner. Al to tho proprietor most us soon as wo. the police were "N o ," ho replied, "but Long Sin Is at the side door Two of them rushed In the other place." the Mandarin and arrested the taciturn A short time afterward, an they still proprietor. The rest battered dow n talked, Kennedy after pausing uutsldu tho door of the room. It was bare the chop suey Joint, decided to enter An we looked about In astounded While Inoi and Ham worn engaged In earnest conversation he nut down at chagrin. 1 saw a sign on the wall a table near by with his back to them. "Look what's that 7” I exclaimed It read mockingly. "FOR R E N T." . Aa nearly aa ho could make out, Hut underneath was that mystic there was a room somewhere which was at least one headquarters of Long colled reptile, ready to spring, with Bin. If not Wu himself. Hut It was too fangs extended—tho sign of tho norpent! risky to remain. » • • • • • • Aroutid on Park row again, he Wu Fnng had already plugged In stopped tn a drug store where there was a telephone booth and called tip the six receivers o f the dctcclaphone tho agency whose operatives he had and, though w-f <jl,t not know It, was IrcqusllUv out ploy tul on routine mat­ utterly llMmlng « llh the others down in the cellar as Kennedy gave his ters like shadowing "Can you send Chose down here Im­ o ile r s I ° r tho raid. “ Tom,” muttered Wu. "you must get mediately?’* he asked, giving the adn a ~n jfel; . , - - t 71 - - k .. ” , - ; Caught St Lastl dress ot the drug store. ‘Tv© a little down there at once." - Inez and Long Sin had scarcely had I . ■hadoSIng In Chinatown for liltn.’" It was only a matter of a few min­ time to enjoy half n doien luxurious utes before Chase Joined Kennedy, whiffs before the secret rapping sound­ ami together they went back to China­ ed at tho door. Long Sin opened It nd Tom, usually Imperturbable, altown, Craig explatnlnjt to him In a low ^nod lom, usua voice Just what It • waa ho wanted *®o*t rushed in. ... * **Tti null, *»_ Thers *»» master—has learned—tho po­ done. lice— raid—here." bo announced, Tho operative furtively wntched Inez and 8am talking until finally she breathlessly. Wu Fong had outwitted us and roae and went out by the street doorsnvctf both Long Sin and Ine* by tho Sho turned abruptly on the street and entered'*’ doorway that lej! up In the marvelous little eaveadropper. =i • • • • • * • aamp building, only outside. It was joint) time after Kennedy Chase entered the dark, lllamclllng• hallway sod mounted, the steps can . 1toll tho pudge house that Elaine reF>; .'.tlously, careful not to make . them { turned to the library, stljl thinking, creak. He paused st each door until about the note which she bad received he was sure that there was no ono on | with the Honors. As rhe.’titered she tbs other aide. hardly noticed that botp* ilarls and At juuh-bewever, he could hear low,, Jennings were there. OCTOBER l«, i tl, THE SANFORD HERALD spraying. As - each step came out tt was apparent that Long Sin had done little else but go to the tablo and then leave.-' . Craig looked at the table a moment. Thero seemed to he nothing on it that would attract a man of Long Sin's talents. Mechanically, Craig picked up his pipe lying thero and looked at It contemplatively. He sniffed at the mouthpiece^ There waa a pcachstone smell. "Cyanide," ho muttered to himself under his breath, laying the pipe down gingerly. For a moment he thought, then a sudden Impulse seemed to selte him. Ills mind was made up. Ho moved W o returned to our apartment, cha­ closer to the marked baseboard. Sudgrined, after out flat failure to cap denljr.ho uttered a sharp cry. “ Hello—central! H e lp !. Help! I'm turo cither Long Sin or even got cvl* poisoned!" donee against Wu. At the samVtlmo he struck (he wall As wo entered tho apartment, Craig dropped into a chair, scowling to him a blow aa though ho were falling, a a t • • « • self. I watched him tn gloomy sym­ Down In tho cellar tho six Chinapathy. Suddenly hla face brightened. qten looked at each other In unfeigned "What do you think they—” Ho cut mo short with hts finger on delight aa they beard tho call forholp. his lips, pantomiming silence. Instead Quickly Wu pulled tho detettaphono o f answering me ho wrote on a slip of receiver off his head. , “ Hlfre— tako this,” ho ordered Long paper and handed It to me; “ There must, bo a detectaphone in Sin, handing him a paper which ho this room. Talk about tho weather— drew from under his blouse. ' v X ^ . v anything—while I locate It.” Long Sin took lt-anit'fookt*d' a V jt Finally Craig went over to his desk with a smile of satisfaction. "Ho un­ and took out a small pleco of appara­ derstood. On tho paper was drawn tus. Wu's sign of the serpent, with fangs Ho placed, n peculiar telephonellke striking viciously and victoriously. contrivance attached to ono end of 'Reckoning to another of the China­ It up to hla ear. He adjusted the >men, Long Sin went oqt and upstairs. magnet and carried the thing carefully Meanwhile Craig, who Had been about tho room. listening at the door expecting some Suddenly he paused and his faco such Incuralon, heard Long 8ln ap­ wrinkled. Ho stooped down and made |proaching. He seated himself In a n ninrk with a pencil on the baseboard. 1chair, sprawling out rigidly, eyes It was at that moment .that Elaines, closed. withohr Walling. Long Sitr and bis car stopped olifsldo (StTapartment' .“ Oh,” she cried with an eager sigh servant entered stealthily. The China of relief at seeing Kennedy all right, man stood In tho doorway and Laajf as Bhe almost ran toward him. *Tm Sin slowly crept over to Kennedy's chslj\ bo glad you—” She stopped short bb Craig motioned As .he reached down to pin the sign ' 'She 'had scarcely awakened from her day dream In which she was walk­ ing, as It were, *fhcn her quick eye caught sight of the vase of red roses on tho window sill. "Who put those flowers there?” abo demanded of tho astounded butler and maid, as she dashed them to the floor. Neither of them, naturally, knew a thing about It. Nor did Aunt Joseph­ ine, who happened to pass through tho room at tho moment. "Oh. I muat boo him—I must." cried Elaine excitedly, as sho hurried out for her wraps. "Who knows what may tiavo happened?" to her to bo silent. Sho did not understand, and for the moment stopped nonplused, a« ho picked up a pencil and began to write on n pad Instead of meeting her advance An Instant later her mobile face , looked uj) ut him In wonder oh sho read: "Every word we say Is licit)g o v e r . heard through n detectaphone In the f wall Don’t be surprised at anything I say." Then he walked deliberately over to j the wall near which the Instrument | was concealed and leaned down to Inj "tiro his words being heard distinctly I by those listening "I am going over to the lalHiratory for an hour.' he said Ip a loud, dis­ tinct tone Jameson, will you escort miss Dodge home?" "Why. certainly.” I replied with alacrity t A, moment Inter we oil left the room, chatting Tn forcqil tones about n hUn dred Inconsequential things Craig banged tho door Hut before we left he reached Into bin pocket and took out the flask and nlntnlxer which I hail seen him place there. He imured the conteniM of the flask on tho rug, I accompanied Elaine to her car and wo drove j » i y while Kennedy left the apart men! on fool Downstairs, Wu Fang bad been lla tuning at the other end of the dutcctAphone. Their attention was soon at fever heat when1 Elaine entered our rooms Wu, Long Sin and the others listened breathlessly. The Chinamen waited until they board us go out. Wu then handed I-ong Bln a vial and a key "You un derstand ?" "Yes, master." nodded I>Ji)g Hln with an evil leer. He hastily climbed the atnlra from iho cellar, to our- apartment. For a fe V seconds ,1m B l o o d on th o'riig as .ho Inserted the skeleton key In. tho Itfek. Then, swinging, the door open cnullously lie entered. H e looked about n-tqlmite.l Tho apart merit-was empty. ’ Slowly U)ng Sin walked over to the (able and began examining the articles on It Finally he picked up Kennedy's pipe, and agnln his Inscrutable face lighten with diabolical Joy. .lie took the vlul quickly from his pocket, and. with a small, soft brush j painted (he mouthpiece of the pipe I with the liquid from the vlnl t Hi- lull) the pipe down ns he found It and beat a h'nsty retreat. " " Y o u — you got him * t jMt!**" she cried. "Yes.’' ho answered, caressing her hand gently, "but there Is still tha onaster, criminal," (TO DR CONTINUED.) Disgusted With Evers. Johnny Evora recently was suspend­ ed Hvo days by President Tener and for tho first time Owner James Oaffnoy spoko up and said ho was disgust­ ed with tho second baseman's actions. H«'had a right to bo, for tho Hravea when Evers Is In tho lineup aro strong­ er, as has .boon proved timo and again. Whllo ho was soiling his sontence tho club lost.and as soon os bo returned it won a doublo-hoader. Cubs' New Outfielder. Tho Cubs have picked up a young outfleldor who will give tho hfgh-salarled plsyora s fight for a position next season. Ho is Jack Fluhror of the University of Pennsylvania. Fluhror has a face and hood like Frank Gotch and they might Do takun :?>r brothers. Tho Yormer, of course, is much smaller. ho conducted t*r a board ot not . I Shoo directors. , Tho board of director* shall ».itM , tflcm.rlvra a president, vlco prwid,,,* rater* and treasurer. Tw o offleoa held by ono person. Said board at da!! shall havs authority to appoint all ,siry struts, ol this corporation. Annual meetlnfa of tbs »iorkh-,|,jm l-e" hold at lb s principal office of porstion on tho first Tuesday U r,7_ ol sdeh yssr, at I t o'clock M , « r , . n thereafter as practicable, at which (fc, J ot directors shall bo duly elect.d i, , stockholders. JI Tbs by-laws for tbs aovernment w corporation shall bo adopted it tt, l, annual mealing of tha stockholder* J| any special meeting cslltd for lh»i V Until b board of directors ihsll ht *YCi first duly chosen by tbs stockholding burlnsss of tho said corporation i|u*l conducted by the followfas named 1 and officers;-. J. Randolph Appleby. Jr., Pretid.it Katherine K. Norton, Vice Prriidml Anselm P. Anderson, Secretary 1 Anselm P. Anderson, Treasurer. _ Temporary by-laws may be tdopudl said offlrere until tha first annual - -» of the stockholders. 0. The hl fhest amount of ln de h „ or liability to which this corporatise i at any time subject Itself to fa Three dred fifty thousand (*3W,00Q.) 7.- The namea and residences of the , •cither. to these articles of Incorosen together with the amount of capital i srribed by each art aa. folloara; Anselm P. Anderson, ISle-Ctu ilrooklyn, N. Y., 100 shares coin mot 60 shares preferred stock. J. Randolph Appleby, Jr., fit Suit I Perth Amboy, N . J., 1 shsro r o n n u g Katherine R. Norton, ISZ Peirvits j Jeraey City, N. J., t share commas i In Witness Whereof, we bate ha set our bauds this tls t day of Sea Golf Course st at. Augustine. A l>. 1916. _ A N S E L M P. A N D E R S O N • Ht.' Augustine, hla., is laying out a J. R A N D O L P H APPI.KHY.Jhj jtOO 000 golf courso and clubhouse. K A T I I K III N E R. N O R T o j q Witness: N. Raymond Heater. State of New York ss Dally Thought County r f j f i w York A friend may well be reckoned the 1, N. Raymond Heator, a notary In and for the stale and county >(# nasterplcce of nature.—Emenitin. do hereby certify that Anselm P. Aat. J. Randolph j Appleby* * Jr., ami Kith H. Norton, eclfo ere do me well R this 'lay appeared before me, and m u for themselves acknowledged thit signed the foregoing articles of inrorper., _________ and the accompanying notice- f-r t‘ j « f the .Hanlo.d ‘ " l1 hj’J f’0* " J 'V ’ a a 1 otlre of Inrorpmalien I - Witness W hereof. I hare heresMjl Inlrrmltlrnl Vacua m Pre.Cooling* Company r my ^ an11 #rtdl pi-hI of ome* l hi* 21*| ijj| » JTLa upilcmlrned hereby jtlte notice -Ihai . beaJ-■rqjef^ 1JMS. ‘ ... on the Z7th day of (liteb--,. A «' -I ■ IT. It A T M t l K f c D m >t ten t/elock. a. In,, or scon therestter Notary Public, KmgsCaj sa they can be besrd, they srill apply *-» r'-rtibest-- bled In Nsw York Css the Honorable Psrk Trammell, govtrner No. ?5,. Commission expires Mar. H , ) of tbs stats of, Florida, at his office. In the ll-Tuee-dte Capitol building of said stats. In the c i t y ___________________________________ of Tallahassee, for letters pateot. Incurporstlng them, their associates anil s n e -• M ASTKK'R SALE ressors. Into a body politic sod corporate -‘ Undor and* *by vlrluo Of* a dfer**# tf | In deed and In law, under the name of rlosiirr and aalr rrntlrrrd by Ihr flotffi LEGAL ADVERTISING 1of the serpent on Kennedy’s appar­ » fj o r d Infer mittcni Vacuum rrr-t'o^ilini Judgr of Ihr Scvrnth Judicial ( irruli afJ ently lifeless body. Craig seemed sud­ ^( ‘o m n m y under the folio win | r h i r l r r •ml State of Florida for Srmlnole ccgtijl denly to come to life. Ho seized Long ■ rtirlfi of tncorpori lion, the original of chan ref y ait ting »n a certain r«M il left will hr fll# in In the office offlrr ol yrhirfl be on file of tho thn pending, wherern The llirach Lurnbar I Hln ami they struggled fiercely, while Vecreiaf) uf afatr state of >sid said atatr atate of Florida. Florida, ,,a n . ^ complainant and W V\ llraj; ralary of Craig, freeing one hand, whipped out l hr cllv of Taltahaasrr. during th* nrttc y \ ||rady a r* da frndanU, ihr uiir* . . .thr publication . . . _____ of, .this . .............. special . - , ulfrd (• y l a * fur prrial maatrr matter In rhihrtri rhanrerf hla nulomalb- and fired sideways at r,quir sell to tfls highest and beat hid dry, fee Anselm 1“ Anderson tho Chinaman 111 tho doorway. in front of the court houae if our It J. liandolph Appleby. Jr ford. Florid a, during t he legal hour* d The Chinaman full, lay thero a mo Katherine It. Nortonon Monday, N o v let, 191 the fil merit, then raised himself up and with < htrlrt of Hanford 1nfer mitts nl 1 per sdl at proper l y . to ar It Hue brown horse mule named Jib fuat ebbing strength managed to crawl l*re -Cooling ( ampin) welgfllng about 1,’iOD pounds, one |f|y out of the doorway and down the hall gree to 1 h# upilcralfnrd hereby agree to berom become mu|p n, m,d Mollis, and sfetghtaj together and tfn hereT»> aewictat 1.10(1 pntjmfs line brown mar* rrtuls It was u death grapple between associated thenselviwi together for the purpose uf be ___ ___ ___ __ _about ___ _ t H*'i Mar> and weighing Craig and the wily Long Sin At last coming a body politic and corporals under 4inr (,a>" mare*mtiU Earned Sarah and i laws of the atate uf Florida, 1he pro tn g s bout 10 SO pn on ila, *one bgi rman I they had each other fare tt* face Hut the visions of which are hereby area pled. The na m*tf ' Jan* and weighing; mInsat !l was unequal. Short and sharp came foil owing art idea of Incur poir at ion aBall run puu fuls, on * roan mare raulo named r tit ule and become its charter Upon the and weighing about 1200 pound* eBf| the moves I issuance nf letters patent according In law mar* mule named Hetty, and w*i| Craig had In his pocket a newly in ajj About 1250 pbunda. on* Drown hurt# i . . . t I The name of ihia corporation fi>. narnrd Hill and weighing about 125^ ( «ntl»(l pair of rianucufls which |ir S ,„tW a Wnler mitlapt Vaciium one hrnvn Kurge mule named HcV ) l i s principal of, ■ hrui Y snaiipcU automatically over flrst one plate i/f abdut 1200 puuntls, an<1 o«r | "t#»a|| ■nil h« b# in in -Sarif<nd, ‘ Sgnfffr *f, Hr weighing mills- rismed Jr sal*. at*-! oiul then the other of Long Blu'd bony pt/igf r o u n i y Florida ‘ H ranch uffire* fflifv *1 < ui 1 idu pound* ffnit bp pvt a hits fiird at m rh other plfre# a« wrists Thun'he pressed tho braculols iti a^- Ua .a«>-1nr t te-d b > t Aa lit a r -4 *4 d insc tu r & ( * i ;u . N KKiHY, Sperltl M i d M In r u t i n tlgbtur uftlll even I-ong Bln winced. £ The general nature of flip bundle** Mas scii A Wallow, tola fir rd Ijv *aj«i corpofam m *h»l Acted As PralK stood panting over his (u hr irgnsflcl 111 Turs 5tc hr u n antf carry on the liu*>nesa tu y■t>nilun prisoner, tlx- wounded Chinaman stag • frf rig» ratio*). lot^. ruffling and prem-cling »*• gored downstair* until tic almost full • II ii* IUr ini'hM, f»> means of I he inter [le p ar lm r n l of l he InlrHot, mi U r n ! v a r u u in [ire-cooling system, and by r S Land tiffice. tiajneacdl*, Into the cellar. Alt y *tid all ot h' nr methods, means, u*pt 2 5th. IFOj "Master, he gasped "H e Is—alive!" CT i ) i t * tn * . t ii [irepare and manufacture. No tire la hereljj gi a n>1 to b u j . trill I n ij lease, and |rne rally The mere hint of Kennedy's name dr ia! Id c un II l» g an d p re- co o lin g . »r* a m i . l . ip l o r d . of N a n fu rd , F lo r id a , w h o. on Ai refrigeration if evl era, appliance*, machinery, was ns tho Ugh ionic* word nf black md <irat-i jp|Inn, ■r il « * r». curitrul and f Ws and plant)■ fur and for tfl r main In f«ar of an uncanny power Iminf# uperation anil t ttr>durtinf 1h* thr *1, f i i h u v irte s s uf t h i s r o r p t ir a lift Wu whl(« with auger ruiittKj hig of ti-ef * h a n d l* * , p r " d i r( e •for f.tl indi vrial* hand, and tl»*»y cowerrtl still i•1 ii ahxf* ‘.if * a It if f i* r l l i e i m n l u i ' t i ‘ 1 i aC cur l )IV " Ujljlljf 11( of ri« il v -i to uttyone « l u there with him?" 1 saler fUct uf ar ruf i' pufrKa., iu In.fiiT. Irsjtr t»r uthrr wimi iu»rr • llfl ID aril demanded Wu. Ira** or othjrr»iisr l « diapo*r oil and (u The wounded Chinaman had only «><juqi an d o|> «rat» an d m a in t a in , or IJr * n n * strength to shake his head in the neg­ o t h r r * to o p r r a t r , r e f r if a r a t o r c a r l l n r i , a n d c a r* a n d r a i l w a y a q u lp m a n t an d au p p lia a o ( ative. nil kind*, and »ny *nd *11 ronv*yinrvi for "Then there Is Mine yet,1' ground ib r transput!atkin In fold ■foragr or othrrnriM*„ by land or by * *tvr, of any and all out Wu furiously. "Follow me." l-rtnlurt«, (s o d a sml maBU( s n urrJ artlrlr.; in rnn.Jum . | «n r r s l .hlt.t.lt,f and forward Craig was still bending over Long nil la P*rrivr, handlr. ship. Hln making sure of hln capture when " And « d tr.n.tq.rt tr• L«i**prt foods. »*rM arid U* antf all rla rla**vw of freight hy ll** heard the BCUrry of fOOtSta|HI out- m*r*]iaiidu* land or h> * Her. n> jturfhA**-, *»f tit fo r* > side. It was MU and hfs servanLi. artiuif*', in minufsd lire, pruifurr rpsfket, tfeal in su! d*ai Crnlg rushed tn the door, hut nut In Ipr*parr ft»r fnarkrl • H food product ■if eter ) * I* if.I I*** (Inn II) close It rrlpllirn. and in *1! afttclr- oil houw<>hiiit| Instantly his gun spat a fatal dab ■-n4 donir»tic u,»r .an4 cun■ump11an . in op an4 ma-imT ain par k m f hmj«r* a ml of smoke and fire at the foremost rrattp ranriiff fartorirsi for food prutl ml# «■! alj Chinaman, who dropped. Craig seized kind*, ami all aflirlr* nf hMU*«‘h«d*l t.r l u*c uar and Afirl rop«umpii,iti. romu mpt ton. and lu Lu>, hu>, ». tho next onrushlng Oriental and flung mrat u . h r r - ) . , ar q u .r r amt him over his head, hutting him like n rllapnwr of tho pfodurta nr by ■product* human battering rpm directly into Wu. Crnlg's onslaught had been fiercer and more unexpected than the China­ men had bargained for They re­ coiled Kennedy Instantly slammed the door on Wu anil tho rust. pun m Atiufarturing, lUirtna. hold if. i; ora nine They recovered In a fvw ‘ seconds rrnrt(*K ln(, p M l rm rrnrtfacinr. plrtlrtnr, lrA*inf. writing, »*■ and returned to tho attack, hatterlpg ngntni£ anrl » r *n*frrr inf, lnvr#t»nic In. trad In# ant! dr alt rig in rood*. « a re- ms-rrbart against the door. K swayed and dl"** ant| pruprrt y or rvi-,*j kind and tic. creaked with the weight of the ChU criptiun and rarrylvtg i n .any uni or oiniir** nf I lit ahoirr liuninif*rv or tt. > r11h# r buM narpen pushing ngainst It. while Ken­ n**r* ftinnirl nl (. horr'l*it h, «# rnat br, and nedy plugged away blindly with Ills In ih# t it* nt. lx r fpilt oi it) i hr! « « .. .1 i h i, nnd a* full v*t-l » i f h i t i |t#- |u*r. r* gun thro^i;)) (ho panels that th»* la » p of fhi* • '•te n.pfrr tip, , Dow n the at reel I w ondered, as tho W o had scarcely ‘ time to drive to minutes passed, what was happening Elulue's house when n message behind tho cairn exterior of our apart reached us from Kennedy directing us inout Elaine was noxious, Chase was to return and meet him several Im^ntlent. Rut I wished lo be exact. As thi> ten minutes ended I gave the squares below our npartmont. We did so Itnmqdlately. Thero was sign .1 to the driver. The police crowd Kennedy with Chase and three or four cd In with us and wo ohot around the corner nud up tho street. In front of policeman. "In teamilnutea I want you to raid |the apart men i wo could second hqar the apartment,” he said, looking nt hla now that shots were being fired off. W ere wo In tlmo'? watch. " I am going In there now " He entered tho building And. os ho W s dashed upstnlrs. As we caine opened our own door, drew a gun. down tho hall we caught a glimpse of kicking the door open and retreating Wu Fang and his underlings at our a step. No one was thero and he door. • They had almost broken through. . wont In. Craig looked about a moment. On They wore too late to get Kennedy, the surface, nothing had been dis­ hut wu were too late to get them. turbed. He went through the bed- I Wu knocked out the foremost po­ rooms. Nothing was disturbed there. >liceman and dashed down the hallway Slowly he went hack again to the with another after him lie ^nannged doorway, all tho time careful not to to gain tho roof and slamming Unstep, on the rug. Starting near It, be door up there braced It on tho other began spraying thi floor .with tho tide. Then, crossing the roofs, ho suc­ atomizer. ’ • • ceeded In reaching another apartment It wss one of his ovvn Inventions,, tnd escaping which no called a "photomat." "Craig." 1 shouted, pulling on the As the spray fell on the carpet and baHcjrct! but still locked door. "This hardwood II developed Loiig Bin's foot­ Is Walter." prints exactly. Tho door opened and we piled Into Carefully Kennedy followed them Kennedy’s room. as the ^(lemlcsls brought them ou^* There sat Long Hln. at lust manLong sin had not walked around tho icted and'bound, sullen. In n chair. room much, evidently, as Craig ad­ , Elaine breathed a sigh of relief as vanced slowly along the floor, stl^ ih n ,cc i:;d ha'^t c l Kcaacdr's bands, ' , > jA fit i t ~i"= e rf* ruf |H'f at lima . to t affi un hu»irii*. »•!),,,, or without ihr a»4!r of Flofola j a ffilj hf; ami to thr rRlrn l plffmiUed by In* J, The *rtiou nt of rapital «tork of this corporal inn shall hr t »nr hu m lm l and fifty ( hu Ufciml d ciliar « 1115©*(JINI) d j:viiir d io I'o I fur thnua*nd five hundrrfl l.ftOOl ahac m of ! hr par v * l u n ^ f bn© huodrrd dollar* *'«£• l®f»# iTtade Ho met lead Fitly 'AL lltional II muoilstd ihi E4| fur W 1j <»f NW*| s« NK . 'a Src! iion ft, Towni jft Fast, 1*11* hasarv* n01«rr ttf inter tion to 1 mik* l*rrmf lo r•i ■f.liah rlaiim it* f hr i .Ira. Tlhrd hr ff>f r C' 1r (r k «>» * ' j" C« 4 4 ''>"1 1 "lid* ....... * No %r rnhr r 19 15 1 ! atmint nnDH ■■ * Jr rr> Hmu * of V\•* *• Fhif^ii Will FiLiman, of W*kl*fa, Florid* II 11. lirnfrtfF, of Sanford, Floridi John Long, of fftnford. Florid*ll-M p R O B E R T W. UAVM g — -- - ------ Kn ■- —1 ^ - . .. - r * . it**J 'S o " " f,V T * ’ ' HrrlJan 571 . ( ( h r O r nrf*l Hi*(l•I** Nulirs* is JM*rfb>* flvvn this llArffcfel Js< - iiyrrh«i*Ar of Tit t III dafe-d \h? 2nd dmy of Jun* ^ Dr h» ’ hlnl wild rrrtirtcAtv in rn> offlrf f has rnadr application for Ia » d*-#d l* r.Unrf with la* WA « rndif n r * (h r f u||o w i n f dr t r fi l,r M •rtualrd id Hrminul* C o u n l) , > lon4' »lt Hr g 25 frrt writ df t hr N F tot J Srv 25. T p 20 H. H 29 F. run S 14Hi N 45 W 565 5ft ft . W 15" fi. ^ “ H. > ♦ !»* 99 fi Arrvi 24- . f h' r sa id la n d b r in g ..... % «*a**a«ul T , *! D M is £ . 2 ' " u X ." '‘X t Htkl in N d i l r r lo C r e d lie M C o u r t nf ( h r C ^ in t > J u J c v ; Counl)y, Ntitr oMFI«f*J** 1 r» r* Lstatr rjrf M 11c*h A n nb: V ceft _ I •» atI rr#t!i:!ofi.( IrgiJ-pfii,, 7fi*Crib«t« all prraona prrvon* h*vfpg hiving rl*l claim*-1agitaM * * « 1 You. and r i c h of you, • n.| r» <|tofvl i*» prrsr nk *ny ■* (Lands * hlHh you, or either *% f hrfar agvtnai Ihr thr rrat ri^ar affaliist a tair u t r .id l " M r* V \«»ngr. d t r - a - r d , la ir of HrmlM'le _ K i m b L i. in *J rstitr, -aid (h n dale hi'trqf, I) I* a I *i| A uguvt u n d e r * ig n r j | A d f s il J «s|Lhin onr ) r « r v. r J-Tuaa ^ (He 11*1 301 (i, A, IF ACsUKSS MeS H. Kxrcuirn Will uf M*J«* Yongc. drtotr ( I I O O L v i r h , o f w h ic h O n e th o u s a n d '1 0 0 0 ) ah are a nf lh«» t o t a l p D v a lu e nf O n r hun- dr#d ihuusand dollar* shall bo common In 4Ifcull ( ourt uf- the Jfrfenth Jodlfiaf O • t«Kk, and F ly * hundred (400) aharea of l Horldm, Srmlaok) C#uun4f. 1*4'*' laro J9.-0.000) ” ll!r “» F,,«v thou«a),,l dol. . Krank W. Wickham .halt hf jir-lrtti-4 .lu rk , va ' C t T A T ID N Th» preferr»*I rtork «h.ll lu- mtIllvrl ,D: Krrmia 7* Wickham ,, a .Imilrrul o( not rirrpUJnf >,v,n pc# rent lTo Kmna FfWickham. Kait llal!» ». j l’.1" 'o *" 1 on? V»»r. which iliviYou will take notlrr that you an"1 dcent .halt l.o non-rumulatIvo, amt payable «l to apprir to the bm ot rotctdalntoul ot the net varnlnt. beforo any dl>ld*n<i |c«u» and whorein you are maJ« PVtf paid upon the common .lock ,, o,f onday l off M Mo n d ay th t hef )u 1st day daY of of N NovM o v wttlw n t ^v. * A. • )>r thr *bill The holder, of the prelcrrrd .lock .hall Other* ’ ”* aa fifrd will t» ukm a*« In r u » ol liquidation or diuolutUn of ihcorpotation, brfore any amount .hall be paid to th. holder, of thr cotnrqois .lock hr rntltl.d to hr paid thr amount paid up of Ihrir .bare., but .halt not parllrlpair In any aurnlua . m l , after paying nfl thr whole pf thr paid up .capital Th* Hollers of th»* ciimmon and nrcfrr# to- k shall h ive rt|Ual noting rights »' sealnet you. . .It lafurther crdrrrd that U>U ciUlM **J lUhrd in thr Sanford llarskl, a urwit^fC ■ rd in Hanford, SrminoU Counfy, KtorkUw-rrk for right conkcoutbra works. a Witnnw tny-hand attdWral ol said < \ j now County. fold. SrminoU County Florida. Ikli tb* *“ * .trpiM nbrr. A.T» r T*(a- ^ Tkr rapital .lock .ball l.r paid for in w i l t ' s , II h it (172 J1(Cif" l .r lu l men,) of ihr I'nilrd .Stair,, or real L fctT * . I ! J' o ip rf..o ,a l property " L l h r ralur rqu.l to W ld in r for Comptainant Ihr par ,»lu« ol IhtMIlpak la«urd In r «.) rhangr or payment tharrlor, ten per rent (10 ,-rr rent i of whf.h .hall ho paid in lawlul ntrnry of Lj>r USltod M k lr. .or real or prrvonal property at # b « * o provided, withIn ten day. .ftrr l.ttrrir-patent .hall have fcrrn franied, and brlor* .aid corporation ■hall i.an.art any bu.ineaa The unpaid talanci. due on . I n k ol the aub.crlbrr* frreto .hall t>r paid In lawful money ol the United Bute# or reel or peraeoel .prop­ erty ol the n i n e equal l o the par value of the stock leeued in rachanye or payment therefor. In aucb instalment, and within ■u-h -litre aa may be dealgnated by the beard of directure. provided that the eub» rilet. ehell be entitled to ten days’ notice cf demand (or »urh deferred payment*. {. The duration ol this corporation ehaH be nrrpetu.l, unless sooner dUaolretl am cerdln* to law. U Thb bu.lnew o( thle corporation shat! DepaftmenV of thr l#)erlJV U. H. l^nd Uffire, «ain**rlH»- rt ,: Dct- » i Noticed, hereby (Ivon that JiIH**._ «o. of Henford, rlerida. who. 1910, made liameatesd Entry, * * il for W U ot K W ' ( lor Lot '-ji/UJ «W > ,. Sec.* 10. S n d F K M -f H K H jl Township ------r 19 South, South, R«Sf* I* lahav.ee Meridian, h » » file*! "J’H i ten lion 1o make Flvseyaor P »* °'elm to the lend above ItaA. rteim Clerk or of Circuit before Circa uirruu Court. WWM"*, ■* "w, Florida, on tho t6lh day of 191B ______ Claimant namoa aa i r l w a * * * ; . Tom Boyd, ol Weklwi. S " * , " j A O. Von IlvrLuli*. M Hardy lloyd. of Wehlwa, f 1 « W * Will l#e, of WeWwe. FI>rM» v‘ R O B K R t W. 16-Tuea 4 te :: r. r .J: - -=ggj �r r r r .* -~ OCTOBER 19 1915 wmwttrrn THE SANFORD HERALD S A N F O R D LIURARV The Three * M urea rets: L. E Hichnrds Queon Hildegard: Richards Six Girls and Bob: Taggart Gtonlock Girls Abroad: Remick. Makers of History (30): Abbott The ' North Pole: Pe.nry On the Trail of Gcronimo: Ellis Sunshine Jane: Warner Mother: Morris The Voieo of the People: Glasgow Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come: J. Fox, Jr. Leather Stocking Tales (fi): Cop­ per Just P atty: Webster When Patty went to College: Webster Freckles: G. S. Porter Girl of the Limberiost Porter Daddy Long I«egs: Webster Semin (ties of Florida: Wilson Hero Tales from American Hiary: Roosevelt The Long Trail.'- Garland George Washington Jones: Stuart Napoleon Jackson: Stuart Tent Life on the Pluins: Mrs. Cus- ••Lest W e Porget” method of tWo training of their only child, that he- will place the child in an institution where she will never .'UP'-in • have tiny control over her own child, Cluii women nnd women of Flor­ ida, the corning two yearn icpresrnt vigilant and strcnuou.i work, if we ran accomplish even a tenth of our plana to secure bettor laws nnd property rights for tho wornon of our helbved state. "Lent wo forgot" let us ho up and doing, in the Might of Right. L. H. Bowler In this the Woman’s Edition of tho Snifford Herald klfully permit me to send greetings to every mem­ ber in the several departments of my own club, the Woman's Club of Sanford, with congratulation* to the club and every woman In Sanford on the line record made by them in their past year’s work. It Is to me a keen regret that it was not jny pleasure to be associ-1 ated with you or to share your “ Women have so long been con­ honors and labors.. In this the beginning of another sidered the negative aide of life, that year’s work let mo wish you God­ if it would help their cause one jot speed, with greater and grander or tittle I would be tempted to say achievements iu each and every un­ something positive, right hero, and now— but ns we nro taught that dertaking. two negatives are oqaul to one af­ Biography of a Grizzly: SctonCivic improvements. advance­ ments in local industrial conditions; firmative, how many affirmative* Thompson will millions of negatives be equal Two Little Savages: Seton Thom p­ beautifying nnd making attractive to? one’s home city or community is es­ son. 1 leave the calculation to my read­ A Thoroughbred Mongrel: T ow n ­ sentially woman's work, and should ers; or on second thought, it may he bo under the guidance and control of send possible ■for the men to solve this True Bird Stories: hlitlcr all women and women’s clubs every­ problem when woman’s suffrage TWo Prisoners: T. M. Page where. But "lest we forget” in our swells the list of votes in the near The Little City of Hope: M. Craw Ramona enthusiasm and pride in our individ­ future. i ual and club work, and mnny activ­ However, we will leave that ques­ Child Gnrden of Verse: R. L ncennest Thomp ities in our loeni nnd material needs, tion to the prohjems of the future. Stevenson . a I nm sending this reminder nnd ap­ And lest we ever be tempted to Wee Willie Winkee: Iipling An American Girl Abroad: Trafton peal to the members of the Woman’ forget I would remind you once Hans Brinker: Dodge Holly: Barbour Club, to every wc/man In Sanford; again that women’s best and suprfmr Stories pf the Red Children: Pollyanna: Porter and also jo every woman in other work is for women and little chil­ Pollyanna Grows Up: Porter Brooks portions, in .whose home the Fnndren Seven Little Sisters: Andrews llord Herald is a welcome visitpr, to Annu of Avonlcu: Montgomery Each anti All: Andrews remember at all times, under all The Water Baltics: Kings Iey^ circumstances and conditions, in ! /Toy# Fief} of « HI«*« i d!* P*ut, Martin’ season and out of season, that the Emmy Lou «•vI'nlnf Mother, Dad and 1 * W e r e at t h o *Uf*Jfis*r laid **, fSdrtorjs Note The following nr- organization of the women’s federPollyanna: Porter >ur**, l oat inf en-r) thing \ • fart as 1 « as oMr Peggy Owen: Madison tic|e ' Wkn\haiiiied the Reporter Star by nqc -o( Orfjohdo's most intellec­ . _\Lr*.-Dvcr-tht:w:iy, Ewing. V i r M d h e f n ” p b 1»" » f «* f U f f ‘ A 1 ” r,mrfTWr. r nn inrTTT Captain June: Burnett tual women, I f 1 lf> to l * k r a n o t I n r I« iit* * J’ Tlu* exalted nenti* And thru nhr bring:* un 1*1 Kt The Cozy Lion: Burnett ments expressed ajre forcefully stated Undsey’a Luck: Burnett and will make a strong appeal.) L 1**1 hrr »ht* muit h l « F tor a m boy. f>vil) ah«* vian't bod) Little Lord Fauntleroy: Burnett Any truth developed out of its slough of despond, which works for llyi die iujiI Fh* U*«rnrd boy« «»>* Whin* ■h«< wan racing Dad Five Little Peppers (I): Sidney right relation to other truths, may their undoing— to break every link The Bird’s Christmas Carol. Wig- become distorted into falsehood in the shackles which bind the \Vi•!!, Mi»i n **ri |nf mot hi f ai»>« 11» a <m>Ii tort Ay ft nf » » > Forgetting or ignoring tills, reform hands of women, and to guide their gm I » i n i lo tr!l you, dr *f. I Juitifd T h r W o m a n ■ f ' l u b t i i d i y 1"* Mrs Wiggs and the Cabbage ers too often see their efforts fail, footsteps into the paths pf pence: because they push their favorite in make them self asserting and seif 1»*>l a n , h r 4 a h i l * * ln k r< l a m i Patch: Rice Inti f hr*ij George Washington Join** Stu- principle to tile I - \ I luspin .if all else ........... 1 1 :ig n lire llK of the w orld i t 11 ■||C| f,** t *■if iift tu » hi* <1 hikr until their w r y truth grows into er­ •irl T lie greatest and most arduous A h i t‘f<<iif|r if horf! fisfirr a n n t h r r jukt* Toby Tyler* Otis ror and loses its furoo for good undertaking on this line of action is (Jrl The lieai e propaganda r.innot .*• i lie strenuous task of gently and Mrithrr a aur** fh*' \ Ronnie Roy Jt.li.t McNair Up, <U- Mail tilff h - ’ * 111*IiIftg ah'I *tnWi|ij£ \\ right ». kindly, m womanly way* to unseal It hif l kfin« \f ill tirf. ai■11 I t fiiiiig hI I "Mil 11s«1 hrltr r ' ‘ i **t bti»> ‘ iH'nklni Rooks that may be read by ehilthe wilfully or ignoiantly blind rinv ,lr.n from ten to fourteen years >>( ,m — iii.l ears of nur Florida legi* weep and hill- i lilldreii «liirw .iimd ];ll,,r> an,j |.,w makers who do not The Alcott “ Stories ■s the horror - ol a .r A more de.elU i,, realize that the present me evil is it that me11 should let greed , j , , . v .t| |;(ws against nhd not for Little Cotilonel Series Johnson Of ■gam nlitwi-igil 1in claims of put tum,.|i are a relic of the dark ages 1 licit) Remus llarrif riiitisni that woni-t should inuke A |,,.„ rnigltt and not right dominWmxler Rook- Hawthorne of their hiv .: - i irr to hold li.u h ' mankind Where arc the d i\i |! IJ.■ a MliihI h 1mf**r if » T a le s Ir n m 1hekenH adn* Itiv c s ffgif if|fin ‘ 1 m i n (friTt their uo*i ,s i-1 1 th.ir i*i innirv <-.i!I- ,,( , Idv.dri arc i)m> relegated t< the \I. i I kn«' «. i b« r*■ " * ■» "**t Antlf of Green Gables Motpgotn then; that but. > blren slni.r-l ,|tlll ,|isunt past’ J mat b y l h e iM*t i*f hi ^roW* u|> weal.llru' m the cause tif ■ Where ts ttte shielding protection Story of a Bad Boy Aldrich right and sheltering from the storms of Imn Brown s St hop! Duys The nalioi that Ion * peai r ii ],(, that women nnturall;. look (or H u g h ..■ :* the cost of liuty to the world Ititllc- lf1 ' Jour l dot given proteclur-.C nr-re »«!• a ' lull if u * iJr a r « m The butcher and baker mtial True St«r> of WaJtfcingtun. Brook* an inward, corroding ilec.iy that will Surely in millions of instances His lilt- for I rftalt in the afrrel' True Stor., of Linrolly^'Ttrooks ' lease it neither strength of manhood image and likeness is becoming sad The alte>* haul to be fle*o* Kirk M unroe's Tales .16 ) i Florida nor glory of ■woman (jooii, but on lyjly defaced. Stories i a soft and fatal shrinking from hard| wou|,i t|lllt , very woman should s h i p s u n t i l It [ 11-. Ilk. H a h v l o M a m i [nati|. u „ f |,,.r Rfe ( o ell li.ilUIJKin (Tusoe [»t-l ancient Romdeavor to create and maintain the SiiHir rtf the men had Swiss Family Uobinsj The arm* \ m , . - t h a t - 0 ,1 M h -.s.l .,..,1 e o n v i e t i o n w i t h he i \ n d t'd d h in t to The ) .Ming M arorttier Juvenile Books, Arranged By Ages Rooks that may be read by chil­ dren (rom six to ten years of age: Horses Nine: Food. Doorynrd Stories: Pierson. A Dog of Flanders: Ouida Jack tho Fire pog: Wessclhoyt Black IJeauty: Sewell Beautiful. Joe: Saunders Animal Heroes: Let or: Thompson A Little Brother to the Bear: Long The Bar Sinister: R. II Davis Little Men: Alcott My Boys: Alcott , My Girls? Alcott Cupid and Chowchow: Alcott Little Cousin Scries (10) Colonial Children: Pratt C lassified sIvord 1 ,,. to t i r i n g \v. - t h e Pauper and the Prince Secret Garden: Burnett Little Girl of Old Detroit i !, n>d i hi fatal |u*ac«* i .o r n ol love of ease, indifference to the truth, stylishness iii some form The sword He .did come to bring is the "sword of the Lord and of (Sid.•on." the |Hashing bind*- ••( Eternal Truth^.md Righteousness and Jli-llce Ami no m i t tr r what * a » m M. shr f«•!I Fh** wasn’t at* tpufl* In hlamr. For If "hw -i|.|f>|i|»rd out at «rtt* th* Wt 'The )\ :.r ,le lUrtty Wales - Stories (4 my horse is sick. » Prompt attention must be giv­ en ailing stock so that farm w ork may not be delayed. Bell Telephone Service on the farm enables you to get the veterinary quickly. It also *keeps you in touch with the markets and your neighbors. If there is no telephone on your farm write to­ day for our Free Booklet. Address:Farmers’ Line Department. SOUTIIEKN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Boi 231 Jacksonville, Fla LETTUCE HAMPERS CRATE M A T E R IA L S BLUE STONE F u l l S t o c k at All T i m e s at O u r and Benrdall W o rc h o u s e s SANFORD Sanford BEARDALL Phono 30 tS 1 Phone 13 r L A N T I C COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of the South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th, 1915 ) No. H2 No. Hf. !■* Jacksonville No. 80 9:10 am 1:35 pm 8:10 pm Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar ATLANTIC COAST LINE •»««! * m in i tin h a r S’r»Id nf hadi<. all brlohfi ’ Thro He thought It W i b the *«lart«1ip*t That hi* over ha«J *een. vtl'age TIip uiiilstiun » * » I»rr(pfl, Kvrry nook tmi rururr r1i*an. And D i d — The h a D Id e ai W h e n th a t uyi » il h pricl«• and jofjf m a n on *-jirth. m ilU M n llfe b**u Ilia »»«■ »)! I *11 •). Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Cbimpai Fcf thre** tifre* » h«t it »»• » uri I Todlj' lalklrij? In S%lfh'inr Smith I hoard him Say he big itid i f nnd; !- Hetty 'paird r Weii;el Rid.ecea of S u n n y brook Karin:, biggin <'i ronicles pf Rebecci!' Wiggin __„ Tilt* !Vp|/t-r Stories Sidney Aral.luti Nig)ii.s/ if... ke th;a may „i»e read bj AuU dren between fourteen and .sixtetVtv curs of ago: r f* Story of Libert)" Ct)1jin j .* Iloyp of ’ 76: Cfojlin V ’ The Hanry Books (U5. V«ls.J. All of tiie Ullirial ;ljoy. Scout Se**r. (15) 1 ' I WnitatilT Baxter; Wiggin • Primrose ;Rlpg: Sawyer The Worj,d I Live Ih: Helen Keller Little Allens: Myra Kelly Haroe Tates of the Far- North. Riis hilar un Doii iro? nbftrf* »o firm A d*M> old * *cm t lot Ut liotafk I hr arr*l • slid hitlid * “ UIk' Oh my* Hr * • • pre*|ji-rty hot 1 Gif at once! Sinunnnil I 15 pm 5:35 pm 12:35 nm Dining Rirhmoml 5:20 nm 9:18 am 8 :0fl pm Washington 8:50 nm 12:38 pm 11:50 pm A 80. Baltimore 11105: am 1:50 pm I :38 n m fl Philadelphia 12:33 pm 1:03 pm 4:25 am ^ New Y o r k ......... 2:40 pm 0:20 pm 7:f3nm 1 iteel Equipment; Free Reclining Chair Cars to Wanhington Car Service on Trains 82 and 86 . Sleepvr to Savannah MilUi>orou(h on VTrail liat«L Tiiqm , Pit PkMI |12 For information and Reservation Phone or Write W o u ld go an. |wnt t h r • am r. Call of tile \\ lid : London N ut fur ......... id'-g.uii, not (nr lust \ Horse’s Tale Clemens of o n q ill’s I, not ( >r false pride, | Tiis Jungle Hooks l Kipling should t ( i ’ -Anf I i*. drawn hut ' t..r\ nf the Liberty Bell \\ hqipl when Right and Justice sn.llid ihe T.ury Tales: Grim in | call, woe betid*the nation thpt keeps. I :ry Ttifes Anderson I it shrattved r Primrose Ring; Sawyer For t?ie p . it Ruins in that case Alice in Wonderland: Carroll .Through the Looking. Glass: Car is yi deadlier evil in the end than even the bloodiest w-ar. roll The Fairy Rooks (3) Lang Mary Cary: Bosllef How I t - Happened: Bosher Come u V ftottfers o f Soda W ater ami **Fm11 h„ II« h»itil nir the j ■nfie*, niaw *■nd 4Len Wc'JJ Kind D im * helping hm.d * • "They have fftl I » hr bu«V fef iwijirthing AdJ he iinlt *! *'*ufh<rV-iffn ‘’So let fhw*ij Snvp . G-;r * hjh They cao’i dn '• h r ^ Irl I you l t lr t l l . l s U u l v lr t o f lc l lu u f h t Arc taught Ir- thus »*<•*»* **?*»• „ -wfcjpe.iulir Mittrr — .mS -< t. — A h > l J l i r . W t a e i ' t lt l* h l« Thr flghl to * » k r .*hrn other* ilrrp; *rr» rl«hl 10 w»tth. th« rl^ht t « w*»p; Thr richt to ceralort in dl*tfr«<. Thr rIsIt< lo *oolhr, thr rl*ht to birr*. Thr lljhl thr h»»rl to rhrrr. ,Th# rlfhl to dry an orphan's tear; The debt to t»e«i and tlolha the poor. The richt to teeth them to endure: The rl*ht when oihrr frlrndr h ire n,« And led rho eUiterrr all *l*«te To kneel that d>1»* couth lesidr. And mr.’klr t'lilntm Him who died; Tlirough the Desert: Sienkiewicz Robin Hood: Pyle , Scotlsh Chiefs: Porter T it,* f l « M # h s p p r hom e to m a k e . Thudeus of Warsaw Porter In m y rlini** fnr JraU** «»kr. llljhl • .u.*h tlie.e are all wr r.sv e. Stor of th« lliud: Chur-h Until pur leal * *r«>r Story f the Odyssey: Church f * T h r a u lb o r id u n k n o w n .Son ol Columbus: Sea well Little Daughter of the Rich: What Would Vou Do If— Waller • 'x--. After sitting coinfortnbly In a sur­ The Carey Stories ("1«_ H* N. face car reading jour paper, you should Carey ' *— look Uji and discover that tlio tall, The Captain's Daughter: Overton handsome woman of middlo_ age who A Transplanted Nursery: itean t Ii.kI been hangtpg on to a atrap. In Heart of Lynn: Cuttirig front of. jrnu for the past twenty min­ 1 utes was thn*jnother of .the girl you Childhood of Dkkens: Langton s ung of tbo Cardinal: G. S. Portct were nqrflni yourself up to propose Mother Ca.ey’ s Chickens: W ig­ to that everirSgt—jiVhat would you doT gin . - > In Florida, unless the husband willn thg wjtc do#g*not own on tip- JSi» if?1-p- Imy ] «m going If* grf fti R. m p l 'pfil dun't wunl %ny nlhgf 'P'tjffi'j’tr.d interest iu tin- Loin* Kindl dt R ’wifr than nnr v, |m,b* Iherr • ulic •mny h.tve vapeut Imr life rryi’ rp: T i* n W o t n a n ’p <T j K lilif M K r t l i r , # jpni necurc find beautify, with untold — W r 't t e n b y ,tU f« Jalko’r .and* sacrifice to h e r s e l f , A t Wnmir '# (’In** of F«rl PJerrr, Fii bis dciitil tKo‘ busbalid, mnyv will*•U oiliets,-roiid’ arjAfti to* tluv horir, af[ rights .Bway, e x c e p i- 9 . child's .pari and-orffy that nhare' cuu jiu* wite ejatm by law. This is strange 'iuliiifT, "that even women whose ’ WM* may be seamed With wrinkles, and whose* locks are whitcnml * by age, rtin never in the light of the law be­ come « full grown woman. » • — * The father In this commonwealth, ruled by man made laws, also,'u* given the guardianship and right to the children, if ho so wills, to claim this law-given right, even though the mbther is a perfectly capable mother and an honorable woman Ho i-an also decide when, where and how the children shall be edu­ cated; even without l|ie consent and cooperation of the mother * The uppalling and blighting ef­ fects of this law* is just now being demonstrated in the h<n*u» lifa'ajid . * * ' ' * • * * : * » i*r * t f happiness of one of out club .tnom- Arnold Daly. In “ Exnlplta of Rlalne, bors, whoAO husband threatens not at the Star Wednesday only .to (urn -her out of HIS house -—but if she seeks To oppose his will and decision where, and the PHoJifE In .' Bottles Don’ t* play with serious matters--! don’t,. y 1.h7 carry’ your own ’ iu*uranw sgiiifcn c ' ' > ? * ' # fiR^yoil'll find the money wanting when tH'o F I R l T lies’ w),’ed out your proi»erty •* ’ • ' >'i^’ V. Have our strong, ( rr!iub|e i-ompany carry Vour twit—«nd be oq Ihe sale side Reasonable rates-! CHASE k COMPANY: St. Leo College, St. Leo, i’ascaCounty, Flonii Conducted by tha Bcn«dictine ' i Fathers T E R M S - Ha&Dd Full Instruction*^/ • ' * Given, irvPreparatory, Com*, Imerdakiflid pina-V j ’ sica] Cniit'ri,.. ‘ *i . �■-■ ■-*f * • page i : . *V- v •. -jtr ‘ . -v Sitnfnnl Won | POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS I A \ p & ? t j • i I ) * |a t* y i Ride French People Are Well Pleased With “ Keecheenaires” With Texas Rangers. - Correspondent Describes Bring a New Element Into Life at the Front In France— They 8lng and Whistle as They March, Bay the Peasants: Pursuit of Mexican Bandita Who Raided American Itsnch Conducted In Dusinesstike Manner— "Got Five," Is Quiet Report. Prominent Oviedo Man Dead By JOHN W. ROBERTS, J, E. Hunt, a pioneer resident of J hn itarrlmorc, in "The Dictator,” at (International News Service.) the Star Friday the Oviedo section died Saturday Brownsville, Tex.— it lakes more afternoon at 4 o'clock. Thlj funeral qualifications to bo a Texas ranger was held Monday morning, the ser­ SU R E LY “ PUT F,00 T IN IT” than to bo a soldier In tho Unilod vices being conducted at the grave States army. For uno thing, you must by the Rev. Partridge of Oviedo. Dog, Imprisoned in Bakery, Did Borne bo nble to shoot 90 per cent average— very few soldiers can do that. And Interment was in Greenwood ceme­ Damage in His Desire to Pe then, you have to bo tnorn than flvo Released. tery by Undertakers Hammond Si foot ten Inches tall. You must know Gore. The pall bearers were Messrs. In Portland, Ore., there Is n bakery how to ride llko a cowpuncher and bo L. B. Long, F. R. Hudson, L. F. window that usually contains a tempt­ skillful In handling tho lariat. You Robinson and Cornell. ing array of cakes. Sponge cake, must be a man of unqualified nervo, Mr. Hunt was 74 years of age. pound cake, lady fingers, puffs and, and bo ready at all times to face dan­ lie moved to Oviedo 25 or 30 years Indeed, a dozen other kinds of sweet­ ger without a Minch. ugo anti has resided there since. bread, served to make tho mouths of It was my good fortuno to bo one of Mrs. Hunt died three years ago. He the children fairly .water when they a party o f ten rangers who left leaves a son, John Hunt, and a go past tho big window. Tho other- Brownsville early ono evening In pur­ day a gentleman went Into the bakery suit of some Mexican bandits who had daughter, Mrs. Tom Uranning. t f . 'W B fo k . • .SPARKLETS ,D A friend of mine who pnsses for a very fail* poet wm rending the other He came to day from ilia works. this pas* age,’ "F o r this pink of female gender Tall und shapely was, and slender, P i mt ij* of bust und neck and arms" At this point hi* was interrupted lie his lit tie boy. "Say, Pupa, you must n’ t say "1 •usl , you nI hhi M any burst.” ♦ t t " W h o is this Dean Swift they'ure ail talking a b ou t," whispered the soHrty lady to l.ady Hulwer "I , H " >u 1 1 1 w‘ !IINl ' "" " "Alan, Madam, the Dean has done something thai has .nloit lorn out ••f suep-t, ’ ’ Dear me what was th a t’ Well, about .i hundred years ago, he died t • t The Dear Girls: Ethel, how do | look in iht- dres* Maud C harm Dig Isn’ t it wonderful wh.it i gown <ao do for you f t t Vol) will Fernando ' ‘ Angelina t her In join the league with mi words, Leiome m> wifi-' h ion i Angelina I m -orrv join the think >O0 had lo-lter Brotherhood In other word I Will be vour sister Sf . rf t: OCTOBER 1®, 1915 i i w ---- 1------------- -- In th* football gatno between San­ ford and Kissimmee high schools at Holden P «ik . Friday afternoon, San­ ford won, the score being 13 to 12. The stars for Kissimmee were "Bonier quarterback; Johnson, right end and Carlson, full back. For Sanford, Laing,' full back; Pope, light half back and Washington, loft hnlf back. 1. C. Hutchinson is the Sanford coach. - - ■ v s ix f P - . ■• • - ------------- -l^-LL - L - 1 ft _ i?>"•-! to leave an order, and with him went’ ‘ his dbg—a good sized animal, of a frisky disposition. When that gentle­ man came out he shut the door behind him, forgetting that he hnd left his four-footed friend and follower Inside the bakery. As for tho dog. he was In a great way. Seeing the door closed against him. he got Into a slate of mind or dlnarlly described ns ’’crazy " In his eagerness to keep track of his master. .|ia-husked around fur a place of **ilL . Now, <ono of the sashes In tho big show window aforementioned was raised an Inch so, ami the dog therefore made a dash for tho window, **»" n™t leap took him on top of a fro" tod wpddln* r a V o ‘ ■ « d hlH paws sank Into It Just as « boy s bisits break through n crust of snow |nR hlni|M.|f tt (ra„ nnt, n,,|,1K umble to break the plate glass tin, dog began to hop around, with tils forepaws against th<- panes ami his hlndfeet d*’* 1' among the precious cakes The more llq- people both with out a,lid within slmuted: (lie more the dog danced, and thh more the rich and highly-ornamented products of the oven suffered Talk shout putting hi* foot In it he put Ida foot through a cake nt every Jump At the height of the excitement the baker, who had been a wav, enlerial The dog saw the door tlv open. and. quitting the window at a bound he darted away Vollt Inc more was seen of the anlmnl who probable did not know what havoc lie had made In tho unfortunate baker s window W ANTED, <> j KOIl MAYOR I will l » ■ CUBdidst* for th* powum ol •’dsyor of S*nfunl, mtijert to.lh* tirefakm of tt*- "hft* For Exchange— High claaa Sanford rimni) to tn t* b» t»kl tel.l in In runtmnvm* NoBemtwr. iibtiob Hxvtne **r»*"t Ij . ‘nmorv t ‘ Jlrord OF (11116r IT1 Qcl«*nitf>|y ,*he rit> i«n (trna* a* AWrmuui ■ftl knowing *h<|i lot fioed* i«r.u »i „ur rt,mmor»f»itb, l t«.ti*»* i rw o .,ricril automobile, in good condition *i>*Gt to th*ciU««t. Inrattnyw»y»**< hl«rl I"" ' * ■ u » *nd without nt.kis, e r ™ ~ Thutchcr R e alty Co., Hishop Block will *«»tr th»t th* l»»» ol th* rt«y will 1- tnlorr^d | „ tr iif.putimily. but woiniina to th* irtt» «t th* *-»<T ■Telephone - l a . lo-tf ortlitBSne***. A, in Aldwaxan lor lour >*ar* »od -------- i/mrillny that r**er>l, I !•*»* my Halm tor th* *ul- , ........ tray* oi th* vntrr* oi s*ntor<t. j Kr-lwrt fully. J I) DAVISON -----■ * __m ... j . . ______ , Wanted—1Too trade trade good good hl)r*e Wanted delivery wagon and harness to trad* for a second hand Ford auto truck. J L. Miller nt Millers Bakery, t.tf F o r I I r i k ' i o t j r « » lir r t ® r 1 « i i h t ci m n n u n r r l*» t h r *rtd m y By FREDERICK PALMER. Wanted— Permanent position |,y l l lr nd l that I b® * f ■ fi >1Ml * t *• for .t hr (International Nows Service.) o m ^ o t ruri, *n<t t'oiurtur. ir the fimi-clasa experienced' young ladv brinitry (i hr h»lc) No, l«lh. •ul.jrct to _________ #___ xr«... British Headquarters, France.— Tho primary |stenographer, from Now York, rail appointrnrtif rf Mayor •‘Kceeheennlrea." os tho French peas . { .ill hi,hi, • ^ ryJ‘“ 'Hn , tt"l!!h7iN. at Postal Telegraph Co. 104-t ants call tho tjopr army, havo Joined "Tommeo Akecns," tho regular, nml \ Wanted Position by StcnographTo lh* Voltrt ol ttsntorit tho “ TeroctOlWnls" tho “front. r»nJlil»ti- nr fur fc * l " <" n "■ fo ***.„,. th, uto iBnrawivwu* «at >«» "•*»* ’ l *in a r»naiii»uH ich srhool graduate ennn Tommeo bcclns to feel ilkn tho old- ««•■* <•! Flrrh *n<l « . n.*rv to I,,- hriu -Nt, Jo ih- t.n- er nign acnooi if>. nis I h*»» porter, six yenrs graouaie, court reexperience leg;,I cst Inhabitant. . B y tho way. ho docs nnrIj lhl, nf)irr |„, a ,, , r » f , »n.i i n » i th»t * _ hs«* th* nrrruary r«|.»fir.ntr *nd Aiil work Address Box 493, city not liko to bo called "Tommy," though Iajfprrrtntr ' > our supptift VilUfi truly. l ______________________________ tho world persists In a word which M ft 1.(1VKI, I Is na objocliouablo to him as "Jacky” Now open Dollar Pressing Club. Is to tho American bluejacket. Six suit* pressed per month for Ji no Tho British regular did all tho fight­ Suits sponged nnd pressed :)5r. ing for tho first five months of tho Scoured und pressed 60c. Ladies* war. Ho had his Jokes at tho expense work our specialty. StUisfociio| Of tho Tprrltprials, who aro about the aatnc aff'.Wi1' National Guard, when guaranteed. Telephone 324. ~ L^.». they ar/lvcd. Tho Territorials thought' *•______________________ 16-ltp that Uiey were made soldiors when Free instruction in painting con­ tho war broko out; but they woro drilled some more and set to dig­ tinued another week at Y omcII's ging reserve trenches behind the Hnd. Nlore afternoon. Private lessons In tho spring they had their turn, and forenoons in your owni Jionn- .u tho Canadians, too. small extra charge*. Advertising the "Don't bo downhearted! There aro, H All Local AdYcrUsemenlH Undfcr French mediums use $ ' * i i h an> oil hi ill some Bodies lo ft!" tho T e r ri­ This Heading THREE C E N T S a paints for painting Autumes, juifj. torials Join tho regulars In saying t o ’ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum >n *. lent her and linen articVs C.m tho new army Beside tho new army In le.n;,ed in a few lessons. U ^ ir tho Territorials f e d llko U. A. It ; C h a r g e - J t enia. mon. Lite .Dollars Reward J.om t,*. “ It's kind of yew! . W e know that « • « « f 9 - 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 * 0 * j tween lir s t street ujid tL<< lleights, you could have killed them all off, *4->9■. <*<si f CLASSIFIED ❖ ♦ ADVERTISING ♦ ♦ recently raided an American ranch in tho vicinity. 1 rodo beside a tall, quiet, handsomo boy o f about twenty two years of ago. Ills face was as tanned ns n Mexican's, but his steel-bluq^uyes be­ trayed bis Anglo-Saxon nationality. Wo bad entered that part of tho country which In covered with a net­ work of mosquito brush, ten feel In height, ns thick us any African Jungbuver could bo. l startud to urhlntlu an utd familiar tune. •’Shut up,” Batd my partner quietly. W e came to a small clearing and halted. The waters of tho RlnGran k were dotted with retlectlnns of the stars In the bright sky Arronn th' rtver was Mexico, and her van* M lent prairies gleamed like sll»,-r tv the starlight One of the rang* rs •)’ i mounted and examined the ,r- u..u closely. “ They have gone that way," he point ,,j northward How does he know (tint It Is lb, men we are after ’ l asked of my n .m panton. "By (he footprints." he replied , , , ... , Criuisers never lake tin- trouble lo •di o their horses An Americans horse Is ulwuv* shod (hats tho dlf ferenro and the hoof prints point , Tinrt h war i i; If You had wanted to," tho Kitcheners FOR SALE • gold wuteg chnin. #Return same to roply. “ Don't charge too fast! Walt for L v A 4 4 e 4 4 4 * * * V 4 V * * 4 * * « * * * l ---------------------------------------- — ---us to catch up!" call tho regulars. For Sale Ten acres of the best “ Wo'll wait on tho Ithlno!" answer high hummock land. w,-t -ol< u-( tho new army Well named in tho now army. It outside rorporale limitHalf m has brought a now element Into life rultivntiou About n I \a-ar1 at tho front When 1 heard tho tramp large |•i r, * on other hall \ levied of a company past my window tho and ditched ijuaftcf md> I ( *" I other morning 1 guessed they were shipping stations and hir-i St Per new nrmy men by tho peculiar vigor 5 I l.r»«* VAill I'D) l t if fei t ‘ Iniiha K1* nml precision of thHr tread on the •' ••rt». pavement. They boro iho stamp of sold VLjthlfl (||l« Ml* \t P* •l.i ii, h 2o7 Ire i) ru?r. 13000.(HI See | long route marches over English roads a VeinIN* 11 If 1 anil or Hie m erme i tf * I - .. If I . (, * 1T . the ' A I* C o n n e lly ’s office. I6-2tr Lost. Strayed or Stolen— One |l ,ich ami white Angora cat Finder |.|,eiwi— *rfjrri to K C Sheaf,-r ’ij" palmetto avenue 17 lip '>•(■, .<■ Wanted Wanted, a .....| •• I loind organ, in at,-win r - make loridition and Iqwi^i -h \, l’( . aii'l how lung in service ’ o . - iv i- l care Sanford H--oc| 17 Li|, I average old timer of tho p! 4111«' t 1f 1 ••r s.,i, Jfihri t mil-, cKinpletr Face ' ib Farm t.i. * ,i .1 M.i< dm .(Id 1'< .’ l P . . . the nvernge new army man ho would ho blown half away and the m-w army man would trot past the goal an easy I or Sui,. \ lew Burt- -I 1 e •• ,i ' winner o .l I ’ i,I I, !« ', mo- 11 . t < I fib tie other jilght when one heard ‘ ' D U B ri— ou k . .■ .. soree soldiers billeted In n ham sing • it. 2i p Ing one was certain without nnkinfi that they were new army men hire-Sale Egp- u I \ i t * Tho British regular rarely sings b-brated ItM' d t t i. it , tt .. -|or-. In camp or on the march. Neither ,<lire. 1<n n ! 1\ i i7 i-irildoing hlft day's work As tho new nrib-r-B fur ',itn I fH» ’A army flows In he will be outnumbered pullet* suid ■nt kr M |*, nl but unchanged. Hit (pe strain F P Si rung. 106 F 16 t» Third St , Su nfnrd "God Hnvu tin- KI iik before thoy lay “--------- "■ * --down In the straw for Gin night tn tjie s Fpr Suli ( ,<n. .1 .ill fuUI d m.ifc land of France which wits all no"new I -u c i"> ->i 11 lia r f and fllrange to them and so common • tt. it !. plain, to tho veterans Their freuh young Viiln-N were pleamuit to the ear t-e-.li I w, 1 -t -.lie r ft is good The Keerhernaires I i.uiil Bros 17. I I SANIORIJ L'lUG tS s. Sanford i.ndijn No 62, F. uml t. M . ommilru- ition every first and third It ur-da. at in Visiting !■-• tr.-•* wilcome 1' I. l aylor ^ <' U'ltr |1 Set-rit.i/y ___ tt M n Hall ibrough llo> chaparral, single libThe thud, thud of our horses' hoofs In the nofI earth, und tlio ix n i s l n t i a l squeak of a Snrhlle w orn I be • ii|v unds which broke the stillness Moltloe t llajiler No. 15, |( ) M <>f ito- night •\i ' J Mr Holfmuu Howes I -onoSuddenly, without wrurning, lh«i His Feat •lay in M fellow has an article in tin- Forum (yn*li of a bodv dashing through the "Your friend hnd quite an acrobatic Th-i*t r** Viniti >)rv tiiesquiltt to tmr b-fl was heard entitled Have tt e ['wo Brain- or promotion. 1 i F l\ urnntz I! E. Tnl.ir In almost tho same Instant ten sad­ One?" What do you think of thut Sec■retary "H ow s that?" High Priest dles v.cre emptied und ten Idg, strap­ question. Miss Fligh?" "Want up over a lot of other pen p i n g Texalis had dashed Into the Miss F tti-u really between > " i pie a bends ’ brush (Ike so many rabbits The horses, •Bernirinle t hapi and me. I think w>- have only one but for turning curious eves toward Meel* •■very Ii H is S p h er e of Activit y i t * lti<- brush In which Ibelr masH-rs bad Hi e-o I. mi-nl Ii I V-eryone w ho I i - -iv n I ijoii t k n o w u Imi t m s i n e u s 1-. t h e " t ar men ’- ilv.i -uv- (b-i* mu i (Il*app,ifn• d remained nbsolntelv sllll mi’ ii.- I nut are ronlmllv • t*d r U-(it o n e tor m * s o l i II- is no l i n i n g - Studv -I w o m a n a the. wo d d ^ I " '■ f t , ll.iptef A iiuunfe later , however lb-- i * ii men able Vn,- F. itot.lnn-. tiiyom iler l-ul they do not nl hr ret lit lied sllil reuioilllled Then win not get turn into the "Coyote. ex jda I tied my partner, stand till the day afterward w eather bureau.' with a smile "Tho damn cr It torn nr« sing anil whistle-as they march," say t I t ....... fix Lodge No 5, K. of I* always fooling us. beta uno they sound tho French pennants. People read these adYou are . Meets second anti fourth Tuesday*. Slippery Things Nose Ring's Significance. Just like a greaser trying to get away." Everyone hopes they will keep on doing it now. I* your ad m tiny Ni.siting knights HlWays welcome. Mother " H o w came you to forget Hindu married women wenr n nosu Wo had ridden but n mile further I! Mi-1 tilin () I Mil!*r singing. column’ lliive > iiuj -omething t • the lard, candles, butter and bacon ring of the vqlue suitable to their poj along this trull, hen the shrill r i* K !; and S ■ If there I m any ornament which it* *••11 ’ T r y an ml l < f I told you to order’ " tdlliin Hornetiriies it in simply u wire whinny of a pony broke through the obsolete tit the front it Is the award i ere (if gold, sometimes It Is set with v itIiv To m m y " W e ll you -<e*- lh sfillness It tinlH-d our small ham! | The sword 1a th” officer's symbol of '-anford l.odge No. 27, I. O. (J. t . ’ For Sole ui t« lelyfv l.ifin live li k e utaKhAlthough no one said a j all so greasy that I lies tlip|,ed from able and brilliant diamonds Of whnt authority . the sign that he Is oti duty M •• t - .w-r\ Monday ul T .db p 'ft . ntl leu Hunt lien-t of Sanford HuHoii-e A m - ro an B-i> ever desertptloll the nose ring I* n word, each R-.an knew whnt the other mv memorv In place of It tbe off), er at the front r ru f Tle-Htre nnd they acted (ogitHber. t | , most hallowi-d ihlng. If )s>u are not thought I..,r l.i J tt ii siiu-b't single ary J J I ii, i wears his sword hell Ills sword 10-iiri d for f Mi" no ;-arcful bow you speak with tho lady Em h ranger dismounted und took Ills >ei f t ary " D in a h ," inquired the mistress along with countless other uwords has j houses, artesian *,1. ' 'm- ha.I about It. or If you say. "Thera Is no rifle frorr, the scabbard, been cheeked outside tile eloakrooro mi|e lo school and loading -t it ion suspiciously, "did you wash this necessity for w curing such a useless "It if them, I guess.1' my partner In Miller Hanford, of war along wltli tils umtirella which inquire ol tt’ tt <-.)!•• t iiy t amp No. G. \V. O tt fish carefully before you linked it?” tlvjng." »L)e will .understand by this formed me. "You had better stay no one thinks of carrying at tho front. Florida, R F I) •l Ititji Meet.- second and fourth WednesiUy " L a w , ma'am " said Dinah, ‘ ‘ Wot that you wish her husband s death. - with the horses and keep your head night* in each month. You cannot tell him from tho other is de use of wnshin’ er fish dn,tV _____________ _______ under cover In-case thero Is any shootJ. F. lloofehan officers except by hla eagerness and For Sale Three good milk ,own , F L. Miller ! lug. tt'o will bo back In a ltltlo lived all his life in de watah?" Clerk Council Cofumandtr hiB battalion Insignia. Premonition, ( Jersey. Address] G . Mott. Clyde. . * * » For ten months the pew array had Ewreka Hammock] a venue. ] 4 -1 T p "Aren't you ever depressed by some Although every ono of the ten ......... ........... — c_-....... - r -----Alinnugn or mo ren Too l.ate waitful for Its Meccoi Its soldiers vagiu Kile sens* of oppression, the dim mngers who took Into tho brush were ii. I". O. L. Sanford Lodge 1.211 Little Dorothy was finishing lief have read all about tho effccta of sliai iituw of some coining disaster’ fellows, oach wearing heavy boots, Mod lir-t and third Wednesday night prayers. " D o d i»l ess Milder. Dod modern shell fire They know what + 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' ^ cs 1 foel tlmt way every summer at corner of First St. and Palmetto Aw. * r yT^ee. when when they hnd gone tint ten paces bless farver, Dod bless dram over. before ui> wile comes buck from the/ 0. I,. Tiiylm T. *1U/ from where whet 1 stood I could not hear a they are In for. Ixiarnera. they carao A m e n ." . Secretary Exalted Kulrf shore."—Life.. * sound— not even the breaking of a among"experts expecting to be nagged * B u t . dear,” said grandmother, . . a great deal as novices by the old ---------------------------dry twig. 999999999990999990099999i -------------you forgot your m-w little sister that To * f ’fcriotmop ro* *f riort d* pir* Cooro f i v e mltiutos later tho sound of a hands, und except for the veteran reg­ Nice furnished rooms at Stumon s Tho 1ak*' < “ unrll No. 31 Junl»r ular's little Jokes nt their expense <> »u*y "WfemthS-t. eoinoui. rl-uou. it*m*, cracked through tho air I was came today tinier Foiled American Mrrhanici tlurWlnc 91111 * xnvmarir« far®, iil*r«* an 4 . . , - m . . 1 It -To 1 1 they havo found u vary body very kind, 315 K Fourth St in a state of feverish oxctD-mAel " T o o late." replied Dorothy. "L M-i-tn every Wednesday sit 7 3n T. " W o need you— and there can't bo t'Unr tnrth with trofr»nr* from Fii.rid* i-ir.N e v e r b e f o r e had I been It. a man ........................... .. - ’broth* iher* tan't del tier In now Good six riioin house with bath AI-, m the ( ity Hall. Visiting f (HHfnfilxnt *Niii'ln**o Ilk* *lf*ng(h ut i » i * , , . . . ... .,,, too many of you," say tho old timers win*tK hunt, and this one. stag ed In a still , . , . are we come (!. |f. Smith lire S-c. 1 I * \ |* " "It's you who must finish tho Job and electric light for rent Hum up •ihssdo*** oi *«*h <i*»d. jan* y**r night on the prairies bordering th* " M a m a , " queried Bobby anxious­ Connelly. 15-tfi which wu have begun." 4if rour»K<* **>4 h m n ® »nrt Jay that will I mi WfttCFi of this Itio (irniulo, fHa l10 IHO ly, "is jinpn goin' lo die anil go to Celery City Aerie No. 1H53 o l.uuyaitlj t.**utltul .nui oi ib.- l’*xt' j" doubt, even then, that It was taking There are men In this now army For Rent Furnished room m jmhellven?’ ’ " W h y . itohl^’ " exclaim­ Meeting every T m a day night at 8 who havo luconies of ton thousand n til,, h*art far it,* future to, ,-*--h m-jeih place on American soil. 3 he shot Modern ronv«»nierices, o-'hrk i’ ico Building. ed his mother, " o l course not What iiid 4*y-. . , . was followed by another one, iheti a year digging trenches beside n man v a le family ?r»itif liupdmt that »» a t.l>hl*nltic l,urd»nt lh»t » i l t,y lh* *■>, . . . . ,, " W Fry. Jus. C. Robert*, on enrth ever jiut surii an alisurd Thrwufh 115 French Ave. '!2 -utri - frnc»»fr4f*t *if tr^anurr,— <J«4■ g(v*. | third, then many, all at once, and In n who had not a shilling when ho en­ ttorthy President Serretiry | powrr*. • idc-w-into your lieud?" few seconds more tho air rung with listed. university graduates taking With •.qtirr® In tb® paai: flch iolt|-la4®n • Ppr Rent - T w o nice ut.furiipiln d Iho crackn of rides. 1 heard an oath their baptism of shell flro as privates htmra. - ♦ | t side and front rooms, with hath und O (*m 1j firprr ftarinfc holiday (Irr, * * (iH S T R IB E NO. 61, I. O. IL M. screamed 111 Spanish; a sharp voiced Who "pal up" with men who can hnrdThe Angel Ctiild: " M o t h e r I ’ ve firing nitarkllrif fnith Id Inna W W . . . L. .. . toilet. 207 French avenue l|-tf Meet> every first and thi/d Fridsy itrihf a|fsrki(nic drram® faith fn iii«"lutiK (lOfllII10IH1 to null, III IVllffllSil. iltiarJ ly road and write. been wondering about something." ( i a l t l i o phlnk of a body Jumping into tho nights at 7;7TT) in Muaonic Te’mpi*-' " W e llko the Kqochecnalres." said Mother: "W liut do you wonder,|Msk* *phlt» l**p with your »w**t Wanted Gentlemen roomers ut Hlo Grande;'then another and another n FYenchman. '."They aro all classes Visiting lirothets Welcome child? prrivnt, fulum, f> Pin* Wr»lth »vuke! one. Someone was crashing madly shoulder to shoulder the same as In Stumon's. 13-5t ji LL. A. Ginn. John Stamper. i t t | Ittlffy M , Fteichi r D « 7 . through the mesqutto brush to my our army. Rich o r poor, a man l» Tabl# Talks Urftmtff 1914* of It. SachcBt For Jter.i Stores and rooms in , The Angel Child: " I wonder if right, then all was alienee again. A nothing except tho lifo ho can givo for Florida TrUlafa Bishop hlork. Thatcher Really Co. the first parimoP was made from an few minutes later, tho ten raugtrs his country. haWI Cioodhua L niud Brotherhood o f Carpenters 1. .umbrella's rib?" ____________________________________________ 1.1- U returned unhurt. Whllo I was trem­ Joiner* of.Aruerlca llird in In npnnt Haring ,i . fti » ,. *«TTkr ipr Nlo< king Biro bling In my oxcltwnont, tho men qui­ "Yi ouuu Lcriticize f H i u & r us, '*"> R*UU th e V n>"j Tvu. 4 iBC* O tlouih, through toTcp ol bird* Sanford Local Union No. 1751 mr*i* For Rent Desirable THIS # DOG CATCHES F IS H etly put their guns back Into their nrtMj vliitor. ." y e t I » e e ull yftur w om -1vr **K|*i^r i in rnounllght . , . room, .” r ,lI)t] third Thursday, night at J IV Arid orat»ff% ^Jili»Al1bH 4 .... S i I t a , . ■ V B * a . 4 ■ k * k * _ , 1 ,, I * . i . . I I 1 i .... * I f t J _ 1 * S . _ . _ . — C * ■ B r> cn havg their fet-t bandaged.' j v«u **-a*uth (hr«uKh *u?r* „( i,.r-i scabbards* tnountivd their horses, 1genii, men J„ private iamil.V. Mod i.Vlork It) tbe Eagles’ Hall Water Spaniel Supplies the Needs of «?rn Reusonn hie f lutpe 90Mi l'o f I ,! Bell (' ( ’ IVaron, " T h a t Is an e^dt-m ir." tt was e x ! TK' " v" ‘" U l lur,ied * round’ “ nd blck to 9 i l'r BfuO w n e r and N r l g h b o r a In llrownsvllle again. Not a word was Nee.T reps PrctlidfOt*^ pLiined lo hitq gently, 'which broke! *'.u' P'" vn r«-ld l»**t ** rm *n(l Hu* Furim-hed run m* at SiunmnN. In a la o a . f.'O Soulb, Ihroucb voir* of bird, -1 m. *l l titj i*tir, u S 4 spoken and each man's face was as out in 19Mt . rhoHc urr culled Ol IkimlN* br*atb, ein Ci, *n,J d*w. (.1.25 i>tjr week and up. 315 K. Immobtlo as though nothing had hap­ II. Heralds of Liberty -. ■pats.**— Washington Post.. . v (a t l l i l e i n n o Aurora, ind.—James 0 Duggens, n Fourth St. * 13-6tj) pened. Meets ar Eiigles’ Hall first Mondtf j 'Tsrta »uf* ■ (rtrbtni trrrnsd*. "D id —did—did ypu -get any of farmer, who lives cn the Laugh pry Memlrur Mo*uuitn, zslluit at jtty. night in each month at 7:3(J. ■ J An«l I a a ! » l » ' » o u r ratrty absif*. ( reek, hna a water spaniel that Is ^For Rent— Several nice office th<»ro?" 1 whispered to roy partner. When Optlm’fam Vahlshss. • ‘Twb* nut* * I-IrI.O-.Z »«r*ntit*’ Wm. E. Householder. Commands jj "F ire ," bo aald quietly, without look­ noted along the stream for its method rooms over A’ owell’s, . Enquire N. P. Could t hrr Upa h»v* unt* n as y ’d, , "1 believe In epUmtum, all right.** Miqs Bortha Packard. Secretary, M y Jiff, Ilk* youra,- t’<1 flsdly pay, of cutchlng fish. Thu dog has caught Yoweil & Co.1* ing up. —1 • " 92-tf said Backvllle Mcfinutt, "and 1 prao-- -Twki'sam'a ftiThUi wmo*/*, a tvcrol hundred fjounds during lh* Ten mlnutea passed befnro I nerved tic* It as long' da 1 ejto after recalrMosiaita^ r*lUm say! last few months for Its owner and his myself to ask tho second question. For Rent or Sale— Houst on Pst ing my pay CttVeloTie, but whnt I want '* Ckrlstwss D*i n«rUs ~ j Psychological Advantage. nolghbors. Jlrnratb a ml>tl*toe aprsy. "What did jrhu do with them?” Tho I mptto Ave. W. J. Thigpen. lOl-tf to know la bbw-'.can I see anything "|.Vhat kind of an auto haVe youi IJnilif a liva osk ff*y, Th e dog dives into tbo water ahd question seemed to amuso.htm. rosy after I har* givenjny Last dollar ■--(Aait BOP * k * ( » tba yule-log bursa.) Fn* u „„, l•. , -*------" I K°l °no of those cars everybody 1* soon appears with a fish In its men Haassth s mlatlsto* apray. "Greasers are like dogs," ho on -FOR RENT f i f f ’. " ■ '• - . K ■$>'. i i i .t ■ War ■ ■< - w - * 9* for a tip lo tho waiter who Is tasking more money than I an).**— Kansas City aur, >■ - i ’ '• J-or Rent Furnished apartments telling Jokes tbouL * Every Um« * laugh sod ffor^ cauiwf ® ° * ^ •* u^ >. ■ L 4 * C h - V ; ' Tri^m TTfi i �. IP p ip illP P W P Is B \ ...... _ - • • • ' ••• '* . * '— - * •- g j " • " ,• - V' • I I * * 1: » *r^ rJ ■ IN T H E l PUBLISHED SEM I-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living VOLUME VII SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY OCTODER 22, 1915 ORGANIZE V IN SANFORD ON TUESDAY Y. A. PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED AT ENTHU­ M . C. SIASTIC M EETING AT THE IM PERIAL ’ The Kanford Y . M. C; A.. was formed nt the Imperial Theatre on Tuesday night and the movement Hjl) now take definite form and with the combined assistance of every parent in Sanford -and many of the benevolent men of other cities the Gilford brunch <»f th p gteni organljatnnt has it roseate future. A !:vifi<’> a udictree had gathered at t‘i. I ni(Vri.tt on Tuesday nik ht and tf.i young men o f the city were pre.n.i[.y.irtU aJill took "an active intcr\*V ill l lie prOCCddiptB. Rev Hyman suites the object of die meeting and called for an invo­ cation from Rev. Strong. Mayor Thrasher was called upon (or an and delivered some very luri.lul logic on the importance of in,. 1 M I' A movement. Mayor I hen took the chair and lll.-v ul> •a fudge Herring and .K I (fmi ior short talks, both gentlemen lin g with something good for 1 1., ... ’g m en and th e a s s o c ia tio n 1.. ... \ I let dt tea was down for an arid re-- In.t illness- prevented hi* wa* \ ii»r t lie --I *U».H f . On* e l i n g 1h e i in . > n.or ! U lie \ M retired t> >tleriyii w ere t. vva* .1 J ' the of lb tilt called be and tin- .i('(irTlrit,i-il 11n m an. H aynes mu.II.I In to m o r il b* m x o ox m l tee In. •• I lu tirs t made 11> lilt m e t i i i i i i n i i 11ee |MHP t tli* r- t h i ’ fi I ’rt I W h ile tin following upon n irk- and responded (oi t a R ,. >• Rev SLrong, S c h e l l e Maine.* .iinT "i he's TI , ommitlee till’ ll refiorted the l b *mg names oi niiuci* who were «!i’i;icil to hold office fo.- six months It I Hn|!\ president. George ( liming \ici pre itlnnt. Jtto. !• .f l It ■kj »i - -ei’ond v o e president. Schelle Lettuce Drop Takes Profit Some lettuce fields in Hverul trucking sections were practically ruined by lettuce drop last year. 1 he disease is especially severe when the . weather Is continuously moist for ft period. It is caused by a fungus and spreads fast when favor­ able-conditions are met.* The fungus enters the plant from the lower leaves and ftp)ends from these to the stalks. Thow stalks sluiT and the plant drops. ‘ ., According to Dr. C. 1) SherhaknfT of the University of Florida Experiment Station, there is no ef­ ficient control of the disease. The best methods' from whi^h to ohtain relief are ns follows*^ .Examine• the seed bed closely f o ^ damping «(T fungi. Do not selc ctp la n U frohl areas that nre attacked by them, for in certain cases the fumjus which causes drop also causes (iampirfg of! A little cure at •jdanting time may avoid irnnxpluntiflg die Jurat ac to the field. ~ s V* NO. 18 THE DEBATING SANFORD ELKS CLUB TO MEET IN ORLANDO ON TUESDAY FOR MEETING SANFORD DEBATING CLUB HEADED BY THE ELKS BAND TO HOLD MEETING IN SANFORD BILLS MADE ‘ CONGREGATIONAL THE TRIP ABOUT 70 CHURCH S T R O N -G ... •*C v. : . .-»;»> Plans have been perfected for the first meeting of- the proposed Han­ ford Debating Club which will be held.in the Congregational-church auditorium on next Tuesday evening, October 26th. Mel ween seventy and eighty mem­ bers of the Sanford lodge of Elks accepted the invitation of the Oilando Ridge last night to be present Wt**YTteir "regular meeting ^uid initi­ ate ciimlidates With the fine imw Elks hand of oevftrRtfAy pieces rompnsed of San fold and MeLaud Elk* at* the head of i he |’ recf tt»iftn< 4|it‘ E lk * left their hoim mi J- it st alrrV’ t about a o d o k and marched-!, t kro’ugh tip- -trect* fo tbr -tepert w h r r e . r. -Jirr"rh rpi wn* provided for thefn on th y A- C L. Arrived at Orlando they detrained and with the band marched down Chur ah street to Orange u<enu>- and at l lie San Juan hotel the hand pl.i\> d i -11,1 pi*-< i - ind the mar* h w« ' tl *n * r< - timed to tie dub 0lieu** ( a itg re g a tio n a l C h u rc h Watch for the lithos and an­ no un cements of the great Siberian feature by W .' Illanchurd • Moon, at the church on Nov. 27; illustrated by 200 still and 2600 feet of moving pictures ' ____________ A matter of great importance to alt tiie members and friends of the church is to be presented next Sun­ day morning A ll are urged to plan to be present'. 8 Ini the evening ut 7 o'clock the special theme for consideration will he "Victory for the Defeated. Good music,' as always, will lie iendered’^aml a cordial welcome will be accorded all. CARRANZA IS RECOGNIZED BY PO W ER S FIRST CHIEF W ILL BE AS­ SISTED IN RESTORATION OF PEACE IN WAR TORN MEXICO Washington, Oct. 20.— President Wilson today doclured an embargo on the shipment of arms ami ammu­ nition to'.Mexico. * * President Wilson signed a supple­ mentary order, however, vkhich ex­ cepts General Carranza's govern- * merit from the embargo and permits munitions to go through to hirp un- hampered Tiie prohibitions op plies to tiie factions opposed to rhe gov­ ernment which the United States has recpguizeiL _ __ _ The President's proclamation is St Johns Presbytery Meets based upon* the authority conferred, •Kt. Johns Prpsbytery, whirh em­ by congress in t D12 and follows braces all of Florida south of De- closely tiie terms of [’ resident Taft'a-''' l.tind nu’t nt PiftnV City Tuesday proclumtUion whety the revolution niglit Then, l i l t a good ill tendance wa* on against Mmb-ro of hot h minister* a n d elders The | Friend* ol General lenustiano following officer* were cb cti il Mod- t'urrnrtza today claimed that his • ■iitor, E I* Rrow 'in -inii'il .lerk "What Does Congregationalism Stand for?" is the theme to be pre­ sented Sunday morning, Oct. fll. The C. E. Society, has .a social nt the home oj Het^VN ic k e l, on the wi st side, tonight. All young people, not interested elsett here *are cordially welcome to the (' E meeting* on Sunday nights at ti o*i lock Conte and get inspira­ tion from tiie practical subjects w h ic h are 1lien eonsiileretl Tlie idea the promoters had ifi. the bat.k of their heads' when this d ub was thndght of was that this coimuunity should have a kind of muck A'lufrliament <*r congress und ^jouiri differ from tiic ordinary de­ bating class only in the matter of the introduction of the topic or sub­ ject for discussion. The idea being that alt these subjects shodl d he brought before the meeting in the form of a' bill and would lie introdm i d by a member representing nine not ion or city of the United jp.ite* in a ten or fifteen minute iif 1 1 ( ir I a nil** R id g e recog i ,f t mn by \mirn;tn ri*|itiblics \ 11. t in i d l ’, gr •• 11ig -I i -r «■ ■it * iii h .i* i- maib in <’ongrt"»» R. I* II H-n-l* •; It - ,.l - ■,lie mean* llie fesioratiou nf |l■-,lcl' and 1,r i v I i h< v i“ it ll g ne-ml.i r ,ntd i nil * l e lii [ ” «r.n . . It r '<■ -II....pieu t speakers -hlHild be al Re. I E normal condituprs within the **>uthlow ed « 'h o r t tim e of a b o u t five 1 htiM- ut I Ir la m b i iie lg e ad m-ifiied 11* i i i I ' t m u i nf It radetit ii w n ern republic in n short- lime II’II ute* each, vbts III be g nvi-riieil lo tin- bu lge ro o m w h e re the <>r I'lo-re were nt, rHUBc J U'-inn* Elisoti \rr. tllrolo pi-r*nniil rejire- Watch the field clnsi’ly and if nr.v plants develop ttii- disense, pull and burn them to prevent spread to other plants Saturate the soil around the place where the affected plant stood with a solution of blur stone, A ! per rent strength prob­ ably will lie sufficient This will pre­ vent the vegetative growth from spreading If rhere is il.mgi-r of tin. di-eUM*. plant tin I>111,. i- fart In r \i J I apart than eustornarv it was found 1hit f Hie tit.II k fill I Iie;trl.\ *o v, \♦*r. III .1 f|e|*1 111*’ |-'III tit* wen* !*tf iij tri -■* If | in a neighboring held wlo rC t hP (•tart To a uelglll'"' t*»t; ti* id wh.-rP t fits * , 1 I ,i w m l' t tie * itije ct |'l .1Ii t * were i » t 'ii. •i gillu! IiIti |||PW llie m e e t m g on T u e s d a y n ig h t tan ee V 'I el, . I fr* rn* llie b o d y " f tlie . meet , *’s 11 • l 'iff 1 JU i. * , it- o i l i i , r • a b j- lw w ■” ^iin''ll r** lor m ri 'ting • liter X h,1% I r■.J’r .1 T i l I■ClIt i till 11el/ 1t'r i e^n kilb’il .1 III.lilt * Hi. *-.. upon (l pioted I but. the c|<tb will g it rig'bt able >'(■mlittoi U'.iil, 1 « «'M| U* , 11rnisi to businesr** and that n irmiljre tr ■ill 1 1 1 t.od if - whi . I. |M wdr [ i U-'c program <*fll b e 'r e a d y for t turn prnliur i- .|MIf 1' > t'he *pe»fl** nr* tl i met nng 'h e r t j . f o rg a lilZItt ion Do - ■•* loll. *' .i.t a ti 11■j u 1 tr,. -log ’ 1 ;d,ii • ii i: t life ^i[h if It i -1 ie alp iriu v tio-lorIUIII i* l r r *. t.itlon, do nt•' Mil! lid* -fb r *v [irofesstonnl men. business men, fjir**il IlM' the let 11iee»i|ro|i fungus a Uses ineciia nil* and high school yin-r* hfiiri H>1 III f elef \ od a|l tliosi who would like * to Tip v* the debuting i tub jtm on < it) < nil tl r II M eels imdar lines lo those m bitr col leges Tl. f rit> ri miii tl met in r»\ ur. xi/g’ nllv invited aid rgque*U;d si sslUll <>i t I *t b a t ’ y i f i p III to attend this mt*eting? The ^ole oh* Present, It. W Herndon, firesirlept ject of till* dub is 1’ dutatlo‘nnl and \V \V Abernutby, J Adams. C II lnt mutual improv* inent ’.ajui Itingee, .1 I). Ihivimn and It < lolended that I he ciuli w-ill lie fiftiM Iix Well A b s e n t. Jl K T o la r <|ii< Ied <’ n liroud liiir*. non sqctiirian. la in I ii M . -‘t . i M Mr ■*n.: t Ii it * d e r h. * al t • -I opened llie It" b ’ qu-ett/ig Smitii extemled th e glad hiltid •ii tin "1 '-t t - J .i l.;::o i. ment* and l amily Religion 11*1*1 i n g *111••■»i . , l l oi i i i \ muse *entativ•• ii'ere of tieiiiiriil Uarranza, An m- today gave renewed assurances that M- . (on igrn-r* i" Mi-vno will In- given prm c l mn. and that foreign ■..[•ttal > in fo ril lod ge III* Wi 1ee me in - ’ I iiltie ra n m u i*ti r w ln i had will In wi-lioini-d [[,. |.\|ire*se* tile *,ponded lo I . K * ilt»'il It ib r t-i-ell -I P r o f......tr i rr tile U n iv e r s ity belief that riTogini ton will have the N ei;l nf S a n fo r d imlyfe t I'l’ ll Pen n .y I v atria fur t w e n t y yeitr* effect of giving Mexicans confidence, b e b a ll " I t P la n d o lod g e \\ I' \\ a ' fin e |Veil m in the P re - liV le rv in tin- new govern men i and bringing *o 11 del) s i i io| i he addi - * of w. a un-, ■n . n| ti e mn t ,i. t ,-'■>*tm g iti-m - a I>"ut 11*•r map i-ondi t ' o ii * •H|ionded «|M •lige *e*p.ii|d.'i| " lid a nf or d I-.dor. r. Pr- -by l et s ' i - llo « \a ttrMl.i [I w a* . :riu.ill\ decided that HenIt o ih aiblri-*!-* .lif t \\ I >hf (lev t mu of yn illlg • lib,in f " i h celm u re r . I- I i ii her amlinssador to iJnle ,.d t,y good f ini ng...... pii idi’hci could [lent, n” word would be made tile United States* f t o [ire a c h * f these gentlemen -Hi engin tmt h lod • e x am m represent at tv*- at MeXleo City d •i Uic " I i. ii iT'n alp d E n g lnti *-* r*. , .[ i aii of t hi- itldi'*l ’ ll h u m Spanish - a I , < f I I nd III l •-I I H in t * -i at •He *v a i\ f hr ii ug I- a n hi t et [ii i l i-r Itiiarl* ill ( I rangc Suffer Six cnndVilMtpw. E I* Ely 11 M licen sed and i-m plny gd a* a * * l' t ant Damage t" the county highways (iier. t It Muckley, ti H Piather Sun no ill an id t h> h*. the floods caused by recent st*to Ri v I I, R Ear liter and I’ E Morgan vete rains and llie [iroblem arising were taken over the hot- sands of Ylior * ity Cuban Mission. 11* a result were tuples discussed by the desert and allowed to rest in tiie the board of county commissioners shade- of a palm tree after the urdu Lyceum fur Sanford at a special meeting ibis morning. on* trip The Sanford team deliver A Lyceum committee has Imen or 111 1 1 - *■>■ m id w 11- 1 t ' i r ti * d tl, -■> w - to ld \1 • -I i t-*da V . >o much damage has been reported 10 t I-a ir mall 1 IA er*t reel that he r e.td and -i | | ■r .■v . 1 . i I In i d e a if I i i t i r i n g u p l o r lb I filed it v v 1 -e to all tile members ti Ic * * " ’ ■ a ,did lie s' 'l l l i d w. 'I -at r t. m leiit id *i h o n j. is [iresiden t Mr II nt-. 1 ■i \ i ! i . I II 111 tti it t ee t ’ I w .ir •! I Hie . tl,Ty.i..luli -** * -l- to .Piter d Tieerf I-: i ll w ith th e W ork a m i ari alrriosi ; M- A \S H o lliy u lt . late retire together 1:1 special session so tlial POX f e ii and -I a t I’d th a t l he 1u m hi- r h r tfn'iseholtlfff. Will I .enter I.. nil fl-e Variety of subjects that I l l m ill to d a y t hat thi-y iia v c bei o Sfiitativi- of the Redpath Lyceum the true extent ol the damage could A'lJito l 'ommitlee, H. C. Phil­ -for tiie repair. *>| crossings was on will lie brought up |rom time to ■somewhere. Association is vice president. Mr l>e learned und plans made to meet m lip., \\ A foul hcyirne. J. C 11tit chi- the ground and the repairs would time. * • \ ftc r the candidates had been Geo Hyman i* secretary and treus-Uhe situation immediately, be mudf* at once He protested »t»n *■ T h e m e etin g w ill in* c a lle d at 7:rlfl duty declared members of Orluudo nrer Mr it E. Millen, Jr . is asThe tiRal. damage will reach a Ab’ r Rev Strong, Prof Ezeil And against the [daring of safety gales in the C o n g r e g a tio n a l c h u rc h lodge the entire assemblage gathered sistunt to the-secretary good sized sum and it cannot be at the crossing at ILiAd's. Sitting S’ li. , Vf.nHV* hud explnltivd sev­ at the humjiiet tallies arranged on These gentb’ itien have assumed very well computed in figures until ft was r n o ir d .ifrsl giu "'id e d 'h .H the er *■! ’ ion' regarding the plans of Pr c a ll) lerin n l loir* b ilo- lo w e r lloor and here the rru-iu the responsibility o' the Lyceum for the water goe* down at some points. Ailanlic Coast .f.unRaitwai In “ in tf ■ , iM/.ation and tltete lining no \l I I o 'c lo c k th e re w i l l he a b a p ­ lu r* and visitor* w»-n- fi-astcl a* Sanford tin* winter, tort expect th The new bridge and fill on the road pu|b‘d t'* jd ln e sn felv gale* al llo fu-•1 1-u'ini’ss the association ad only Orlando knows bow to do fu ll c o o p e ra tio n of tlo- c itiz e n * T h e to the Lake Pickett section tn east­ I porn I w here Ki r*l *1 reet , r - t he tism a l si-rviee P re c e d in g D ie s a c ra |"w ’ ■• meet al I he call of t he 1 i.ii/t- vv a.- chicken pil lau jn 'imiliern mer cli not s and business men have ern Orange <vounty at t'lie crossing l>r ra il wav al Jtand - s*ldleg * a m e I. un-ill nf th e I.u rd 'a S u p p e r !"• ?■ t style, salads, hot weinerworsl, ry e Itlrenily shown their interest hj aij over Little Eronfockhutchie creek is The matter id placing two hy U rn w n le e w ill [ire a c h on " T h e M e a n ­ I *< Sanford Y. M C A starts bread and cheese and ntnny other vcrtizing on tiie pfugrnm ing of C o m m u n io n " I t is hop ed Messrs reported to have been com[*letely in i ’ ess with a building donated drunts for tire protection at the delectubi e dishes so (ji*fir', to the Ezell and Honeycutt will have in swe|it aw’uy th a t th is c o m m u n io n w ill be th e This loss in this in­ A (' 1. depot was referred to the b> .h ■ Mnptist church and this most la r g e ly a tte n d e d one we h a v e hearts of Mills at tin* midnight hour. hand the sale of season tickets on stance is probably about $1,500. llie CP mini Met*, to he repot ted at idle budging will he equipped with the After the luncheon Exalted Rule Saturday. Oct. 30th e v e r h e ld . The break in the grouted brick The price will licit .that the funds on hand will next niep'tlng. Neal, ucting as toast muster called The night serviee begins at 7 road to Maitland will also ho somobe adult season tickets S iJ>0. UnCouncil adjourned. furnish The officers of the associa­ o 'c lo c k . D r . M ro w n lc e will speak on upon Congressman^yfrifs. Judge Her­ der sixteen or student in Un* schools what expensive to repair. Nothing tion will use economy und mature "W hy* Some People Do Not- Re- ring. Judge Cheney mid several $1.00 seruurn tickets. • -..taught Petty Thief can he done until the water runs •judgment in the purchase of supotbtsjn for a few- n-mJrk* and all i>f ToiR Elkins, colored, was taken com e Christians." •< T h e . first attraction wifi gome on down except to fix n temporary pin-' iml the building will be made •them responded in- 4 , happy vein, Nov. 16th, The Do not forget Sunditvi. jvrhuol nj into ciisfridy by Deputy Sheriff Jim committee feels Crossing- oVer tile break of plunking. cotninrtabl e for the wititef months, calling attejrtlon lo these frnteronj^ eJatevl ovql**the fact that they have Trdfc-W i’.l he done at once. ■ , ■ "• The Lee on last Thursday- night pear 9:45 a. m. A' 'non as possible a lot will be ob­ IlUTtBlfis more idOsPly ul men ting tile urff-it, able to secure the fatuous mu- Apopka road while badly torn up la midnight at the< iliri^iifKiepot. El­ tained and arrangements made for c-Onnt(ei,“ pft Osceola, flrartge, Senf- sfciqns, Mis* Estelle G^ay, violinist passable for traffic. t . kins -charged with stealing ' U Woman s Suffrage Lost ■ a urw building of brick construction inole ar^<A A’tdusJa and promoting a add M r, Moritz Shevmncyof .Russia, pair of -trhoes from tiie office of Price ■ T h e commissioners went over thi* Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 22. Debuilt (nr V. M. C. A. purposes with & Collet some time ago and ftArn Hpilc the aid rendered the cause by IH-11er’-Yo^Ti'ivjf'.yb many wayk. n.iarjfit. ; , * ' I.'."' VUtrntion very thoroughly und de­ room- and all the modern ronveni,Tlu/Xfoijst nfa^ter intended lo^cuT|, • Further*'notice- still bd giveti, * tire description givun I ec had- uo I fit’ fact that President Wilson’s vote cided to triuke temporary repair*-’ • " _. * f m ■m \ f * The officials will proceed . •t •. trouble in identifying his nr air* the was east in its favor, woman’s suf­ upob , tCTmimiier during the eVeniflft v * \ - ’ r r whVrever necessary to at|o>v thtr jiaswin, due caution and expect to keep first time he' «av>' him. When ar­ frage wus voted down overwhelming- hut thky-saw him first and a gcnf-ml * SJ f*jroH«v|»|jy| WHh'Jbwel Silge of traffic and to thoii make peri * - ’r tin- u'Mifiutioti well within the lim­ (itamf)u(te' for the porches hroke’* « p rested a 38 calilrcr wtu found on 1y m New Jersey Tuesday. j ,\T Ih'E^ghlsr Tinjitiug of the Sattmnnent-repairs when the water has ^ f ATthie!<|| itations of th e annual revenues. The tfie s[iyetf|i making. Music by the him and from several sources it is ird .lnrljiy Of*‘Elks 'oti Wrduesrtay suhsLlcd at the various points.— ,*i. With scattering returns " eonilfTif^Fll .. ford dnwnf.1i of many of the organizel>>* burned that -Klkins/is suj.poje.1 „hxwly the indications ftro^thlit ,khV O r IIp do ;»?cchj’stra sup piemen i g h i l ' and Ralph RcPOfter-Star. rtim ii. *n i Ri» smaller rttierrdmve been Etl{**:nfrrji4stra on tfevenil.kolox he a had.man. "sutlragists •• * W ight.Of thfs j _. ’ lace and■ — Then. -Ruff I --the expenses of rent, fixtures, lights 3VaUg*t Dfenuan helped to entefHe was arraigned .• before Judge suffragists lost by 56.000-ojut .of siftf wieorgr1 Mason . fiij' of Del.anil ".vgejc initiated i nt o the atn! a physical director or field Herring a few ' i k ^ f latei and given twincthtt visitor* zintir.trairy timtr utid • Ope ot the real enjoyments of our proximnteiy 350.000 yxytek cast: Tiie piysterics of ^llkdoin and nt th- close agent with city ideas., .At present two months forJjH'tty Urceiiy'*ittd they deputed fpoin Othtndp wi^Ji *lu* stay'Till Jacksonville was meeting antis in I.G52; districts out of 1,891 oT The meeting I’ast. Exalted RuleY the Sanford association will dial e ^ e five 'months for carrying concealed feeling that In order fo keep even This 'paper has received j^ P u jo rity y ff753,fi7H. Ocean H. L. I’eclt—wxrf^rprescutid with a George " Mason, wuI the organizer and will operate WQ]|jtfAg. with them ,Sanford mlltR rteturu, the made Mason a target o f ' his shafts * '- 1 county fl^ tb V oni^Lonrkeiirried Tjy I’ast Flxalted. Ruler’s ‘ .jewel; The Ro- building upon plans suitable for * engagement affd huvo i O/lando iierc of wit— real nr imaginary for somo •' ;--- —— -----;;-----the sufTriv'glBts. ; .irrcsentatiofl speech was made by the needs of the city und according, in the nqut nna future. time. We did it because we thought / Orange County Pioneer Past Exacted R ul«r Cru>;e Ilarntw, to the financial strength of the or­ Acconi|»Anyrmg. a cut of "William who in a most appropriate speech Mason was big and broad enough to Congregational ( ’. E. Notes ganization. Baptist Church \ • A weakling would get Washington Woodruff the following recorded the many good things that stand it. Mr. IJsrry Randall will bp the This great movement should re- sketch oppea/s. irr the" Or| indo CitiTnad or wither "under a newspaper’s iy, October 24th occurred during the term of office of **»',- ti„. aUpj)0rt o f e v c y y man in leader at- this socKUy's meeting Sun­ sarcasm. Rut Mason did. neither. *on: ^ Riblo scjiool. Thirty-one Mr. Peck. The jewel is 'a beautiful day evening at 6 o'clock, nvhejt the Sanford. ?f»r .ft ht undoubtedly the After you talk to him five minutes The stthjket of this brief article token' of the regard and esteem in classes. j.''Graded 1"on A l Mn.sis. bi^t fur the young men of the Pity .was a pioneer of a punj^f*. being subject for discussion will he "Cap^ , w h y~ H* > a 11:00 The pastor 'will spettk on which all past exalted rulers are held >nU * " OW ,h* Come 'f lt hits ever been inaugurated tile son of Elias WtVndmfT. a wrlj tnririK politics for G o d " by -the members of the lodge and dynamo of energy, and in most cases ‘ The Fortune of Our Church." hc’ d/ymn assistance und lielfi it in known pioneer of Mississippi Wil­ Wg iV«;cjJrVou and you need us. this custom is a beautiful one.' rep-1t ” ldV‘1J‘ ° f . Igood. yet ti 30 Jr, R. Y. R.*U. ' . •"••■n way and the dividends- will liam rodeTiorsehack from resenting the big heart of £1 kdom. ™ his enthusiasm rarne. fi:30 Sr. 11. Y. I*. I I. ' ■" rue in better men. " * ** Notice tb Florida when Irr h[*'sevenjeeWn Mr. Peck i. proudly exhibiting his h,TV «ve r the.,border of feasih.fity * -*w. »#•** * The registration book oT thewclty - 7:30. The pas^)'t’ wilj /^jiPeak on jewel of hqnor to hU'.nany frieiids " 1 V ------•—r r — . year, and htiilF a hotyc at Fort n,, Practic^hHUy. Mason believe. • . \mljF * ,•, rfes ot Ih e 'Kingdom of that the way to get people to spend Reed in, iSJfr’Ss'Hero his father had of SanforrV will be open at Jhe office "T h e Mysteries Rcrry is Inspector *•* and receiving their congTatulntions. Heayen.” of the d ty 'cle rk Satarday, Oct. 16 money, i* to have the bind play already’ planted an oranRe grove. II 1* Merry, with headquarters and will remain oj/en until Saturday In tlw? annual-business m eetiii^of tango muaic. Wffen n city feels hlUa He. was iU-frult grow’ e r.^ farmer, \\inter Garden will inspect citrus Nov. the 13Jh. Office hourx from 9 ft. the church' it was agreed, t^, take l ^ O n the Stork Express he livens, them up with some festistock riaisor, lodian fighter southtrn r ■"■Proenls from Orange, ' Lake, Ostn. to 12 m. and 2 p. m. till 4 p. m.' On many forward steps.. There'are"nbw vsl.-'"M t' fjeorge do it” is a slogan Among the new arrivals In the soldier. and member of th6’ state rcftla und Seminole counties. As­ Saturday It will be opened from 7 326 memberk and many more to city to spend the winter months are in Jacksonville. It would 1be a win­ signment .of {he. various counties legislature. unite, soon. "T h e prospect? are as a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Leslie ner if juat a few' would help George. Seth .Woodruff of -Orlando and p. m. till 8 p. m. i w** made by Capt. It. E. Rose, * ~ M. W. LO V E L L . bright «■ the promises of God." Pryan and a daughter for ^$r. and He is overworked, 1 that’* a ll.- ^ i, J state chemist at the conference held Frank of, Sanford nre 'worthy sons 1 4-1 ltc . • City Clerk? ReporterMrs. H. C. Dultose. Clearwater Sun, . of this worthy sire. ln Lakeland /Monday. • M. i-l r i-1.i r v I! I M m ight fin The itiin u te * ’if th e |.e i irieet'if g -o {-ill ■ ,d and U ” hi:a*ed in e ve ry eil th e I-- It good* a |i [da n -c in a from m anner t 11" * I H- i all , *1 *i r.t g a n iri I J U | .*, | 0 1I, lor S a n fo rd P ro f |t I tin * E r ’’ I I w in te r 'lip * - 43 l fl II ■•s j Im iiJ ]j -■ /,a • f ' , "L *7 � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 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/84606cb4d337d843aefb4821a3513c50.pdf ccc5115bc78c59359f0d033dab174dfd PDF Text Text ■-■ ■-*f * page six • • - ------------- -l^-LL - L - 1 f ft P - . i ■ t f . 'W B fo k . • _ i?>"•-! ■• : . ‘ -jtr Prominent Oviedo Man Dead J, E. Hunt, a pioneer resident of the Oviedo section died Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Thlj funeral was held Monday morning, the ser­ vices being conducted at the grave by the Rev. Partridge of Oviedo. Interment was in Greenwood ceme­ tery by Undertakers Hammond Si Gore. The pall bearers were Messrs. L. B. Long, F. R. Hudson, L. F. Robinson and Cornell. Mr. Hunt was 74 years of age. lie moved to Oviedo 25 or 30 years ugo anti has resided there since. Mrs. Hunt died three years ago. He leaves a son, John Hunt, and a daughter, Mrs. Tom Uranning. Well, about .i hundred years ago, | POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS i; <> IA \ p&? t j • i I ) * |a t* y i J hn itarrlmorc, in "The Dictator,” at the Star Friday SURELY “ PUT F,00T IN IT” Dog, Imprisoned in Bakery, Did Borne Damage in His Desire to Pe Released. In Portland, Ore., there Is n bakery window that usually contains a tempt­ ing array of cakes. Sponge cake, pound cake, lady fingers, puffs and, Indeed, a dozen other kinds of sweet­ bread, served to make tho mouths of the children fairly .water when they go past tho big window. Tho otherday a gentleman went Into the bakery to leave an order, and with him went’ ‘ his dbg—a good sized animal, of a frisky disposition. When that gentle­ man came out he shut the door behind him, forgetting that he hnd left his four-footed friend and follower Inside the bakery. As for tho dog. he was In a great way. Seeing the door closed against him. he got Into a slate of mind or dlnarlly described ns ’’crazy " In his eagerness to keep track of his master. .|ia-husked around fur a place of **ilL . Now, <ono of the sashes In tho big show window aforementioned was raised an Inch so, ami the dog therefore made a dash for tho window, **»" n™t leap took him on top of a fro" tod wpddln* raVo‘ ■ « d hlH paws sank Into It Just as « boy s bisits break through n crust of snow |nR hlni|M.|f tt (ra„ nnt, n,,|,1K umble to break the plate glass tin, dog began to hop around, with tils forepaws against th<- panes ami his hlndfeet d*’ * 1' among Correspondent Describes Ride French People Are Well Pleased With “ Keecheenaires” With Texas Rangers. Bring a New Element Into Life at the Front In France— They 8 lng and Whistle as They March, Bay the Peasants: Pursuit of Mexican Bandita Who Raided American Itsnch Conducted In Dusinesstike Manner— "Got Five," Is Quiet Report. the precious cakes The more llq- people both with out a,lid within slmuted: (lie more the t • t The Dear Girls: Ethel, how do | dog danced, and thh more the rich and highly-ornamented products of the look in iht- dres* Maud Charm oven suffered Talk shout putting hi* Dig Isn’t it wonderful wh.it i gown foot In it he put Ida foot through <ao do for you a cake nt every Jump At the height f t t of the excitement the baker, who had Vol) been a wav, enlerial The dog saw the will Fernando ' ‘ Angelina In t her door tlv open. and. quitting the window join the league with mi at a bound he darted away Vollt words, Leiome m> wifi-' Inc more was seen of the anlmnl who h ion i Angelina I m -orrv probable did not know what havoc lie join the think >O0 had lo-lter had made In tho unfortunate baker s Brotherhood In other word I Will window be vour sister . rf t: OCTOBER 1 ®, 1915 iiw . -v Sitnfnnl Won .SPARKLETS ,D A friend of mine who pnsses for a very fail* poet wm rending the other He came to day from ilia works. this pas* age,’ "F o r this pink of female gender Tall und shapely was, and slender, P i mt ij* of bust und neck and arms" At this point hi* was interrupted lie his lit tie boy. "Say, Pupa, you must n’ t say " 1 •usl , you nI hhi M any burst.” ♦ t t "W h o is this Dean Swift they'ure ail talking about," whispered the soHrty lady to l.ady Hulwer "I , H " >u 1 1 1 w ‘ !IINl ' " " " "Alan, Madam, the Dean has done something thai has .nloit lorn out ••f suep-t, ’ ’ Dear me what was that’ Sf *V - v •. ---- 1------------- -- In th* football gatno between San­ ford and Kissimmee high schools at Holden P «ik . Friday afternoon, San­ ford won, the score being 13 to 12. The stars for Kissimmee were "Bonier quarterback; Johnson, right end and Carlson, full back. For Sanford, Laing,' full back; Pope, light half back and Washington, loft hnlf back. 1. C. Hutchinson is the Sanford coach. - - he died v By JOHN W. ROBERTS, (International News Service.) Brownsville, Tex.— it lakes more qualifications to bo a Texas ranger than to bo a soldier In tho Unilod States army. For uno thing, you must bo nble to shoot 90 per cent average— very few soldiers can do that. And then, you have to bo tnorn than flvo foot ten Inches tall. You must know how to ride llko a cowpuncher and bo skillful In handling tho lariat. You must be a man of unqualified nervo, and bo ready at all times to face dan­ ger without a Minch. It was my good fortuno to bo one of a party of ten rangers who left Brownsville early ono evening In pur­ suit of some Mexican bandits who had recently raided an American ranch in tho vicinity. 1 rodo beside a tall, quiet, handsomo boy of about twenty two years of ago. Ills face was as tanned ns n Mexican's, but his steel-bluq^uyes be­ trayed bis Anglo-Saxon nationality. Wo bad entered that part of tho country which In covered with a net­ work of mosquito brush, ten feel In height, ns thick us any African Jungbuver could bo. l startud to urhlntlu an utd familiar tune. •’Shut up,” Batd my partner quietly. We came to a small clearing and halted. The waters of tho RlnGran k were dotted with retlectlnns of the stars In the bright sky Arronn th' rtver was Mexico, and her van* M lent prairies gleamed like sll»,-r tv the starlight One of the rang* rs •)’ i mounted and examined the ,r- u..u 1 closely. “ They have gone that way," he point I ,,j northward How does he know (tint It Is lb, men we are after ’ l asked of my n.m panton. "By (he footprints." he replied , , , ... , Criuisers never lake tin- trouble lo •di o their horses An Americans horse Is ulwuv* shod (hats tho dlf ferenro and the hoof prints point , Tinrt hwar i WANTED,j KOIl MAYOR I will l» ■ CUBdidst* for th* powum ol •’dsyor of S*nfunl, mtijert to.lh* tirefakm of tt*- "hft* For Exchange— High claaa Sanford rimorv ni) to tn t* b» t»kl tel.l in In runtm NoBem twr.* iibtiob Hxvtne **r»*"t Ij . ‘nm nvm t ‘ Jlrord OF (11116r IT1 Qcl«*nitf>|y ,*he rit> i«n (trna* a* AWrmuui ■ftl knowing *h<|i lot fioed* i«r.u »i „ur rt,mmor»f»itb, l t«.ti*»* i rw o .,ricril automobile, in good condition *i>*Gt to th*ciU««t. Inrattnyw»y»**< hl«rl I"" ' * ■ u » *nd without nt.kis, e r ™ ~ Thutchcr Realty Co., Hishop Block will *«»tr th»t th* l»»» ol th* rt«y will 1- tnlorr^d | „ tr iif.putimily. but woiniina to th* irtt» «t th* *-»<T ■Telephone -la . lo-tf ortlitBSne***. A, in Aldwaxan lor lour >*ar* »od -------- ■ _____ i/mrillny that r**er>l, I !•*»* my Halm tor th* *ul- , ........ *__m ... j . . , Wanted—1Too trade trade good good hl)r*e tray* oi th* vntrr* oi s*ntor<t. j Wanted Kr-lwrt fully. delivery wagon and harness to trad* J I) DAVISON for a second hand Ford auto truck. J L. Miller nt Millers Bakery, t.tf For I Irik'iotj r«»lirrt®r 1 « i i h tci mnnunrr l*» thr *rtd my By FREDERICK PALMER. Wanted— Permanent position |,y lllrndl that I b® * f ■fi >1Ml*t*• for .thr (International Nows Service.) om ^ot ruri, *n<t t'oiurtur. ir the fimi-clasa experienced' young ladv brinitry (i hr h»lc) No, l«lh. •ul.jrct to ________ #___ xr«... British Headquarters, France.—Tho primary |stenographer, from Now York, rail appointrnrtif rf Mayor •‘Kceeheennlrea." os tho French peas . { .ill hi,hi, • ^ ryJ‘“ 'Hn , tt"l!!h7iN. at Postal Telegraph Co. 104-t ants call tho tjopr army, havo Joined "Tommeo Akecns," tho regular, nml \To lh* Voltrt ol ttsntorit Wanted Position by Stcnographtho “TeroctOlWnls" tho “front. r»nJlil»ti- nr fur fc *l" <" n "■ fo ***.„,. th, uto iBnrawivwu* «at >«» "•*»* ’ l *in a r»naiii»uH ich srhool graduate ennn Tommeo bcclns to feel ilkn tho old- ««•■* <•! Flrrh *n<l « Jo ih- t.n- er nign acnooi graouaie, court re. n.*rv to I,,- hriu -Nt, if>. nis I h*»» porter, six yenrs experience leg;,I cst Inhabitant. .By tho way. ho docs nnrIj lhl, nf)irr |„, a,, , r » f, »n.i in » i th»t * _ hs«* th* nrrruary r«|.»fir.ntr *nd Aiil work Address Box 493, city not liko to bo called "Tommy," though Iajfprrrtntr ' >our supptift VilUfi truly. l ______________________________ tho world persists In a word which M ft 1.(1VKI, I Is na objocliouablo to him as "Jacky” Now open Dollar Pressing Club. Is to tho American bluejacket. Six suit* pressed per month for Ji no Tho British regular did all tho fight­ Suits sponged nnd pressed :)5r. ing for tho first five months of tho Scoured und pressed 60c. Ladies* war. Ho had his Jokes at tho expense work our specialty. StUisfociio| Of tho Tprrltprials, who aro about the aatnc aff'.Wi1'National Guard, when guaranteed. Telephone 324. ~ L^.». they ar/lvcd. Tho Territorials thought' *•_____________________ 16-ltp that Uiey were made soldiors when Free instruction in painting con­ tho war broko out; but they woro drilled some more and set to dig­ tinued another week at Y omcII's ging reserve trenches behind the Hnd. Nlore afternoon. Private lessons In tho spring they had their turn, and forenoons in your owni Jionn- .u tho Canadians, too. small extra charge*. Advertising the "Don't bo downhearted! There aro, H All Local AdYcrUsemenlH Undfcr French mediums use $ ' * i i h an> oil hi ill some Bodies loft!" tho Terri­ This Heading TH R E E C E N T S a paints for painting Autumes, juifj. torials Join tho regulars In saying t o ’ C.m tho new army Beside tho new army Line For Each Insertion. Minimum >n *. lent her and linen articVs In le.n;,ed in a few lessons. U^ir tho Territorials fed llko U. A. It ; Ch arge - J t enia. mon. Lite .Dollars Reward J.om t,*. “ It's kind of yew! .W e know that « • « « f 9 - 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 * 0 * j tween lirst street ujid tL<< lleights, you could have killed them all off, gold wuteg chnin. #Return same to If You had wanted to," tho Kitcheners A I* Connelly’s office. I6-2tr roply. “ Don't charge too fast! Walt for L v A 4 4 e 4 4 4 * * * V 4 V * * 4 * * « * * * l -------------------------------------- — ---Lost. Strayed or Stolen— One us to catch up!" call tho regulars. For Sale Ten acres of the best | l ,ich ami white Angora cat Finder “ Wo'll wait on tho Ithlno!" answer high hummock land. w,-t -ol< u-( |.|,eiwi— *rfjrri to K C Sheaf,-r ’ij" tho new army Well named in tho now army. It outside rorporale limitHalf m palmetto avenue 17 lip has brought a now element Into life rultivntiou About n I \a-ar'>•(■, .<■ Wanted Wanted, a .... | at tho front When 1 heard tho tramp large |•i r, * on other hall \ levied •• I loind organ, in at,-win r of a company past my window tho and ditched ijuaftcf md> I ( *" - make loridition and Iqwi^i -h other morning 1 guessed they were shipping stations and hir-i St Per new nrmy men by tho peculiar vigor . aii'l how lung in service \ , l’( fei t ‘Iniiha K1* 5 I l.r»«* VAill I'D) lt if nml precision of thHr tread on the ’ o.-ivi-l care Sanford H--oc| VLjthlfl (||l« Ml*\t P* •l.i •' ••rt». sold pavement. They boro iho stamp of 17 Li|, See i) ru?r. 2o7 Ire ii, h | long route marches over English roads 13000.(HI a VeinIN* 1 1 If 1 anil or Hie merme i tf * .(,*1 T I I - .. . ' s. t.i. * ,i .1 If the average old timer of tho p!4111«' t 1 f 1 ••r s.,i, SANIORIJ L'lUGtS .(Id cKinpletr Jfihri M .i< dm t m il-, I . . . the nvernge new army man ho would Face ' ib Farm 1 '< .’ l P ho blown half away and the m-w army Sanford i.ndijn No 62, F. uml t. M man would trot past the goal an easy . ommilru- ition every first and third I or Sui,. \ lew Burt- -I 1 e •• ,i ' It ur-da. at in Visiting !■-• tr.-•* winner o.l I ’i,I I, !« ', mo- 1 1 . t < I fib wilcome tie other jilght when one heard ‘ ' D U Bri—ou k . .■ .. 1' I. l aylor ^ <' U'ltr |1 soree soldiers billeted In n ham sing Set-rit.i/y ___ tt M • it. 2 i p Ing one was certain without nnkinfi - *4->-9■. <*<si f CLASSIFIED ❖ ♦ A D V E R T IS IN G ♦ ♦ FOR SALE • n Hall ibrough llo> chaparral, single libThe thud, thud of our horses' hoofs In the nofI earth, und tlio ixni slntial squeak of a Snrhlle worn I be that they were new army men • ii|v unds which broke the stillness hire-Sale Egp- u I \ i t * Tho British regular rarely sings Moltloe t llajiler No. 15, |( ) M <>f ito- night b-brated ItM' d tti.it, tt .. -|or-. In camp or on the march. Neither •\i ' J Mr Holfmuu Howes I -onoSuddenly, without wrurning, lh«i ,<lire. 1 <n n ! 1 \ i i7 i-irilHis Feat •lay in M fellow has an article in tin- Forum (yn*li of a bodv dashing through the doing hlft day's work As tho new "Your friend hnd quite an acrobatic nrib-r-B fur ',itnI fH» ’A Th-i*t r** Viniti >)rv tiiesquiltt to tmr b-fl was heard entitled Have tt e ['wo Brain- or promotion. 1 army flows In he will be outnumbered suid ■nt kr M |*, nl i F l\urnntz I! E. Tnl.ir pullet* In almost tho same Instant ten sad­ but unchanged. One?" What do you think of thut Sec■retary "How s that?" High Priest 106 F H it (pe strain Si rung. F P dles v.cre emptied und ten Idg, strap­ question. Miss Fligh?" "Want up over a lot of other pen Su nfnrd 16 t» Third St , ping Texalis had dashed Into the Miss F tti-u really between >" i pie a bends ’ "God Hnvu tin- KI iik before thoy lay “--------- "■ * --brush (Ike so many rabbits The horses, •Bernirinle t hapi and me. I think w>- have only one down In the straw for Gin night tn tjie s Fpr Suli ( ,<n. .1 .ill fuUI d m.ifc but for turning curious eves toward Meel* •■very Ii His Sphere of Activity i t * land of France which wits all no"new lti<- brush In which Ibelr masH-rs bad I -uc i"> ->i 11 lia rf H i e-o I. mi-nl Ii I V-eryone w ho I i - -iv n I ijoii t know u Imi tmsineus 1 -. the and fllrange to them and so common • "t ar men ’-ilv.i -uv- (b-i* mu i tt. (Il*app,ifn• d remained nbsolntelv sllll it !. mi’ ii.- I nut are ronlmllv • t*d r U-(it one tor m* soli IIis no lining-plain, to tho veterans Their freuh Studv -I w o ma n athe. wo d d ^ I " '■ f t , ll.ip tef A iiuunfe later, however lb-- i * ii men able young Viiln-N were pleamuit to the ear Vn,- F. itot.lnn-. tiiyomiler l-ul they do not nl hr ret lit lied sllil reuioilllled Then win not get turn into the 1 -t -.lie I w, t-e-.li "Coyote. ex jda Itied my partner, stand till the dayafterward r ft is good The Keerhernaires weather bureau.' I i.uiil Bros 17. I I with a smile "Tho damn cr It torn nr« sing anil whistle-as they march," say t I t ....... fix Lodge No 5, K. of I* always fooling us. beta uno they sound tho French pennants. People read these adYou are . Meets second anti fourth Tuesday*. Slippery Things Nose Ring's Significance. Just like a greaser trying to get away." Everyone hopes they will keep on doing it now. I* your ad m tiny Ni.siting knights HlWays welcome. Mother "H o w came you to forget Hindu married women wenr n nosu Wo had ridden but n mile further singing. I! Mi-1 tilin () I Mil!*r column’ lliive > iiuj -omething t • the lard, candles, butter and bacon ring of the vqlue suitable to their poj along this trull, hen the shrill r i* K !; and S ■ If there I m any ornament which it* *••11 ’ Try an ml l < f I told you to order’ " tdlliin Hornetiriies it in simply u wire whinny of a pony broke through the obsolete tit the front it Is the award i ere (if gold, sometimes It Is set with vitIiv sfillness Tommy "W ell you -<e*- lh It tinlH-d our small ham! | The sword 1a th” officer's symbol of '-anford l.odge No. 27, I. O. (J. t . ’ For Sole ui t« lelyfv l.ifin live like utaKhAlthough no one said a j all so greasy that I lies tlip|,ed from able and brilliant diamonds Of whnt authority . the sign that he Is oti duty M •• t - .w-r\ Monday ul T.db p 'ft . ntl leu Hunt lien-t of Sanford HuHoii-e A m -ro an B-i> ever desertptloll the nose ring I* n word, each R-.an knew whnt the other mv memorv In place of It tbe off), er at the front r ruf Tle-Htre t | , most hallowi-d ihlng. If )s>u are not thought nnd they acted (ogitHber. I..,r l.i J tt ii siiu-b't single ary J J I ii, i wears his sword hell Ills sword 1 0 -iiri d for f Mi" no >ei f t ary "D inah," inquired the mistress ;-arcful bow you speak with tho lady Em h ranger dismounted und took Ills along with countless other uwords has j houses, artesian * , 1. ' 'm- ha.I about It. or If you say. "Thera Is no rifle frorr, the scabbard, been cheeked outside tile eloakrooro mi|e lo school and loading -t it ion suspiciously, "did you wash this necessity for wcuring such a useless "It if them, I guess.1' my partner In Miller Hanford, <-.)!•• t iiy t amp No. G. \V. O tt fish carefully before you linked it?” tlvjng." »L)e will .understand by this formed me. "You had better stay of war along wltli tils umtirella which inquire ol tt’ tt •l Ititji Meet.- second and fourth WednesiUy "L a w , ma'am " said Dinah, ‘ ‘ Wot that you wish her husband s death. - with the horses and keep your head no one thinks of carrying at tho front. Florida, R F I) night* in each month. is de use of wnshin’ er fish dn,tV ____________________ under cover In-case thero Is any shoot- You cannot tell him from tho other J. F. lloofehan officers except by hla eagerness and For Sale Three good milk ,own, F L. Miller ! lug. tt'o will bo back In a ltltlo lived all his life in de watah?" Clerk Council Cofumandtr hiB battalion Insignia. Premonition, ( Jersey. Address] G . Mott. Clyde. . * * » For ten months the pew array had Ewreka Hammock] a venue. ] 4 1 T p "Aren't you ever depressed by some Although every ono of the ten ......... ........... — c_-....... - r -----Alinnugn or mo ren Too l.ate waitful for Its Meccoi Its soldiers vagiu Kile sens* of oppression, the dim mngers who took Into tho brush were ii. I". O. L. Sanford Lodge 1.211 Little Dorothy was finishing lief sliai iituw of some coining disaster’ fellows, oach wearing heavy boots, have read all about tho effccta of Mod lir-t and third Wednesday night prayers. "D o d i»l ess Milder. Dod ' ^ cs 1 foel tlmt way every summer at corner of First St. and Palmetto Aw. * r yT^ee. when when they hnd gone tint ten paces modern shell fire They know what + 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 bless farver, Dod bless dram over. before ui> wile comes buck from the/ where 1 stood I could not hear a they are In for. Ixiarnera. they carao 0 . I,. Tiiylm T. *1U/ from whet Amen." . Secretary Exalted Kulrf shore."—Life.. * sound—not even the breaking of a among"experts expecting to be nagged *But. dear,” said grandmother, . . a great deal as novices by the old ------------------------- dry twig. 999999999990999990099999i -------------you forgot your m-w little sister that To * f ’fcriotmop ro* *f riort d* pir* Cooro fiv e mltiutos later tho sound of a hands, und except for the veteran reg­ Nice furnished rooms at Stumon s Tho 1 ak*' < “ unrll No. 31 Junl»r <> »u*y "WfemthS-t. eoinoui. rl-uou. it*m*, cracked through tho air I was ular's little Jokes nt their expense came today tinier Foiled American Mrrhanici tlurWlnc 91111*xnvmarir« far®, iil*r«* an4 . . , - m . . 1 It -T o 1 1 they havo found u vary body very kind, 315 K Fourth St in a state of feverish oxctD-mAel " T o o late." replied Dorothy. "L M-i-tn every Wednesday sit 7 3n T. "W o need you—and there can't bo t'Unr tnrth with trofr»nr* from Fii.rid* i-ir.- Never before had I been It. a man ........................... .. - ’broth* iher* tan't del tier In now Good six riioin house with bath AI-, m the ( ity Hall. Visiting f (HHfnfilxnt *Niii'ln**o Ilk* *lf*ng(h ut i»i* , , .. . ... .,,, too many of you," say tho old timers win*tK hunt, and this one. staged In a still , . , . are we come (!. |f. Smith lire S-c. 1 I * and electric light for rent \ |* " "M a m a ," queried Bobby anxious­ Hum up •ihssdo*** oi *«*h <i*»d. jan* y**r night on the prairies bordering th* "It's you who must finish tho Job Connelly. 15-tfi 4 if rour»K<* **>4 h m n ® »nrt Jay that will I mi WfttCFi of this Itio (irniulo, fHa l10 IHO which wu have begun." ly, "is jinpn goin' lo die anil go to ■ Celery City Aerie No. 1H53 o l.uuyaitlj t.**utltul .nui oi ib.- l’*xt' j" doubt, even then, that It was taking There are men In this now army For Rent Furnished room m jmhellven?’ ’ "W h y. itohl^’ " exclaim­ Meeting every Tmaday night at 8 who havo luconies of ton thousand n til,, h*art far it,* future to, ,-*--h m-jeih place on American soil. 3 he shot Modern ronv«»nierices, o-'hrk i’ ico Building. ed his mother, "ol course not What iiid 4 *y-. . , . was followed by another one, iheti a year digging trenches beside n man vale family ?r»itif liupdmt that »»»il a t.l>hl*nltic l,urd»nt lh»t t,y lh* *■>, . . . . ,, " W Fry. Jus. C. Robert*, on enrth ever jiut surii an alisurd Thrwufh 115 French Ave. ' ! 2 -utri - frnc»»fr4f*t *if tr^anurr,— <J«4■ g(v*. | third, then many, all at once, and In n who had not a shilling when ho en­ ttorthy President Serretiry | powrr*. • idc-w-into your lieud?" few seconds more tho air rung with listed. university graduates taking With •.qtirr® In tb® paai: flch iolt|-la4®n • Ppr Rent - T w o nice ut.furiipiln d Iho crackn of rides. 1 heard an oath their baptism of shell flro as privates htmra. - ♦ | t O (*m 1j firprr ftarinfc holiday (Irr, * * (iHS TRIBE NO. 61, I. O. IL M. screamed 111 Spanish; a sharp voiced Who "pal up" with men who can hnrd- side and front rooms, with hath und The Angel Ctiild: "M other I ’ve firing nitarkllrif fnith Id Inna WW . . . L. .. . toilet. 207 French avenue l|-tf Meet> every first and thi/d Fridsy itrihf a|fsrki(nic drram® faith fn iii«"lutiK (lOfllII10IH1 to null, III IVllffllSil. iltiarJ ly road and write. been wondering about something." ( i a l t l i o phlnk of a body Jumping into tho nights at 7;7TT) in Muaonic Te’mpi*-' "W e llko the Kqochecnalres." said Mother: "W liut do you wonder,|Msk* *phlt» l**p with your »w**t Wanted Gentlemen roomers ut Hlo Grande;'then another and another n FYenchman. '."They aro all classes Visiting lirothets Welcome child? prrivnt, fulum, f> Pin* Wr»lth »vuke! one. Someone was crashing madly shoulder to shoulder the same as In Stumon's. 13-5t ji LL. A. Ginn. John Stamper. i t t | Ittlffy M, Fteichi r D « 7 . through the mesqutto brush to my our army. Rich or poor, a man l» Tabl# Talks Urftmtff 1914* of It. SachcBt For Jter.i Stores and rooms in , The Angel Child: " I wonder if right, then all was alienee again. A nothing except tho lifo ho can givo for F lo r id a T r U la fa Bishop hlork. Thatcher Really Co. the first parimoP was made from an few minutes later, tho ten raugtrs his country. haWI Cioodhua L niud Brotherhood of Carpenters 1. .umbrella's rib?" __________________________1.1-U returned unhurt. Whllo I was trem­ Joiner* of.Aruerlca T k r Nlo< k in g Biro l l i r d in In npnnt H a rin g ,i . fti » ,. *« Tipr bling In my oxcltwnont, tho men qui­ "Yiouu u LfHiu&r criticize us, '*"> R*UU the V n>"j Tvu.4 iBC* O tlouih, through toTcp ol bird* Sanford Local Union No. 1751 mr*i* For Rent Desirable THIS # DOG CATCHES FISH etly put their guns back Into their nrtMj vliitor. ."y et I »ee ull yftur wom- 1I Arid v r orat»ff%^Jili»A **K|*i^r . , . room, .” r ,lI)t] third Thursday, night at J l11bHi*in rnounllght 4 .... S i I t a , . ■ V B * a . 4 ■ k * k * _ , 1 ,, I * . i . . I I V 1 i .... * I f t J _ S . _ . _ . — C * ■ B r> cn havg their fet-t bandaged.' j v«u **-a*uth (hr«uKh *u?r* „( i,.r-i scabbards* tnountivd their horses, 1genii, men J„ private iamil.V. Mod i.Vlork It) tbe Eagles’ Hall Water Spaniel Supplies the Needs of «?rn Reusonn hie f lutpe 90Mi l'of I ,! Bell (' ( ’ IVaron, "Th at Is an e^dt-mir." tt was ex-! TK' " v"‘" U l lur,ied * round’ “ nd blck to 9 i l'r BfuO w n er and N rlg h b o ra In Nee.Treps PrctlidfOt*^ vn r«-ld l»**t **rm *n(l Hu* llrownsvllle again. Not a word was pLiined lo hitq gently, 'which broke! *'.u' Furim-hed run m* at SiunmnN. Inalaoa. f.'O Soulb, Ihroucb voir* of bird, - 1 m. *l l titj i*tir, uP'" S 4 spoken and each man's face was as out in 19Mt . rhoHc urr culled Ol IkimlN* br*atb, ein Ci, *n,J d*w. (.1.25 i>tjr week and up. 315 K. Immobtlo as though nothing had hap­ II. Heralds of Liberty -. ■pats.**— Washington Post.. . v (a t l l i l e i n n o Aurora, ind.—James 0 Duggens, n Fourth St. * 13-6tj) pened. Meets ar Eiigles’ Hall first Mondtf j 'T s r t a » u f* ■ ( r t r b t n i t r r r n s d * . "Did—did—did ypu -get any of farmer, who lives cn the Laugh pry Memlrur Mo*uuitn, zslluit at jtty. night in each month at 7 :3 (J. ■ J A n«l I a a ! » l» '» o u r r a tr ty a b s if* . ( reek, hna a water spaniel that Is ^For Rent— Several nice office th<»ro?" 1 whispered to roy partner. When Optlm’fam Vahlshss. • ‘Twb* nut* * I-IrI.O -.Z »«r*ntit*’ Wm. E. Householder. Commands jj ■< "Fire," bo aald quietly, without look­ noted along the stream for its method rooms over A’ owell’s, . Enquire N. P. Could t hrr Upa h » v * u nt* n a s y ’d, , " 1 believe In epUmtum, all right.** Miqs Bortha Packard. Secretary, M y Jiff, Ilk* youra,- t’<1 flsdly pay, of cutchlng fish. Thu dog has caught Yoweil & Co.1* ing up. —1 • " 92-tf said Backvllle Mcfinutt, "and 1 prao-- -Twki'sam'a ftiThUi wmo*/*, a tvcrol hundred fjounds during lh* Ten mlnutea passed befnro I nerved tic* It as long' da 1 ejto after recalrMosiaita^ r*lUm say! last few months for Its owner and his myself to ask tho second question. For Rent or Sale— Houst on Pst ing my pay CttVeloTie, but whnt I want '* Ckrlstwss D*i n«rUs ~j Psychological Advantage. nolghbors. Jlrnratb a ml>tl*toe aprsy. "What did jrhu do with them?” Tho I mptto Ave. W. J. Thigpen. lOl-tf to know la bbw-'.can I see anything "|.Vhat kind of an auto haVe youi IJnilif a liva osk ff*y, The dog dives into tbo water ahd question seemed to amuso.htm. rosy after I har* givenjny Last dollar ■ --(A a it BOP * k * ( » tb a y u le - lo g b u rs a .) Fn* u „„, l- • . , -*----- "I K°l °no of those cars everybody 1* soon appears with a fish In its men H a a s s th s m la t ls t o * a p ra y . "Greasers are like dogs," ho on for a tip lo tho waiter who Is tasking J-or Rent Furnished apartments telling Jokes tbouL Every Um« * more money than I an).**— Kansas City laugh sod ffor^ a u r, '• * cauiwf ®° >■ - i ’ -FOR RENT f i f f ’. " ■ '• - . K ■$>'. i ii.t War ■ - w- * 9* * ^ •* u^ >. ■ L 4 * C h - V ; ' Tri^m TTfi i �. IP p ip illP P W P Is B \ ...... _ - • • • ' ••• * •-g j '* . -* '— " • " ,• - V' • I I » * **r^r1: J■ IN T H E l P UBLI S HED SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — L ife la Woith Living VOLUME VII ORGANIZE V IN SANFORD ON TUESDAY Y. M . C. A. PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED AT ENTHU­ SIASTIC M EETING AT THE IM PERIAL ’ The Kanford Y . M. C; A.. was formed nt the Imperial Theatre on Tuesday night and the movement Hjl) now take definite form and with the combined assistance of every parent in Sanford -and many of the benevolent men of other cities the Gilford brunch <»f th p gteni organljatnnt has it roseate future. SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY OCTODER 22, 1915 Lettuce Drop Takes Profit Some lettuce fields in Hverul trucking sections were practically ruined by lettuce drop last year. 1 he disease is especially severe when the . weather Is continuously moist for ft period. It is caused by a fungus and spreads fast when favor­ able-conditions are met.* The fungus enters the plant from the lower leaves and ftp)ends from these to the stalks. Thow stalks sluiT and the plant drops. ‘ ., According to Dr. C. 1) SherhaknfT of the University of Florida Experiment Station, there is no ef­ ficient control of the disease. The best methods' from whi^h to ohtain relief are ns follows*^ .Examine• the seed bed closely f o ^ damping «(T fungi. Do not selc ctp la n U frohl areas that nre attacked by them, for in certain cases the fumjus which causes drop also causes (iampirfg of! A little cure at •jdanting time may avoid irnnxpluntiflg die Jurat ac to the field. ~ s V* THE DEBATING SANFORD ELKS CLUB TO MEET IN ORLANDO ON TUESDAY FOR MEETING SANFORD DEBATING CLUB HEADED BY THE ELKS BAND TO HOLD MEETING IN SANFORD BILLS MADE ‘ CONGREGATIONAL THE TRIP ABOUT 70 S T R O N -G ... •*C v.CHURCH : . .-»;»> Plans have been perfected for the first meeting of- the proposed Han­ ford Debating Club which will be held.in the Congregational-church auditorium on next Tuesday evening, October 26th. NO. 18 ( aitgregational Church Watch for the lithos and an­ no un cements of the great Siberian feature by W .' Illanchurd • Moon, at the church on Nov. 27; illustrated by 2 0 0 still and 2600 feet of moving pictures ' ____________ CARRANZA IS RECOGNIZED BY PO W ER S A matter of great importance to alt tiie members and friends of the church is to be presented next Sun­ day morning A ll are urged to plan to be present'. F IR S T CH IEF W IL L BE AS­ 8 Ini the evening ut 7 o'clock the SISTED IN R E S T O R A T IO N special theme for consideration will he "Victory for the Defeated. OF PEACE IN W A R Good music,' as always, will lie ienT O R N M E X IC O dered’^aml a cordial welcome will be accorded all. Washington, Oct. 20.— President "What Does Congregationalism Wilson today doclured an embargo Stand for?" is the theme to be pre­ on the shipment of arms ami ammu­ sented Sunday morning, Oct. fll. nition t o '.Mexico. * * The C. E. Society, has .a social nt President Wilson signed a supple­ the home oj Het^VN ic k e l, on the mentary order, however, vkhich ex­ wi st side, tonight. cepts General Carranza's govern- * All young people, not interested merit from the embargo and permits elsett here *are cordially welcome to munitions to go through to hirp un-the (' E meeting* on Sunday nights Tiie prohibitions op plies at ti o*i lock Conte and get inspira­ hampered to tiie factions opposed to rhe gov­ tion from tiie practical subjects ernment which the United States which are 1 lien eonsiileretl has recpguizeiL _ __ _ The President's proclamation is St Johns Presbytery Meets based upon* the authority conferred, •Kt. Johns Prpsbytery, whirh em­ by congress in t D1 2 and follows braces all of Florida south of De- closely tiie terms of [’ resident Taft'a-''' l.tind nu’t nt PiftnV City Tuesday proclumtUion whety the revolution niglit Then, l i l t a good ill tendance wa* on against Mmb-ro of hot h minister* and elders The | Friend* ol General lenustiano following officer* were cb cti il Mod- t'urrnrtza today claimed that his • ■iitor, E I* Rrow 'in -inii'il .lerk recog i,f t mn by \mirn;tn ri*|itiblics R. I* II H-n-l* •; It - ,.l - ■,lie mean* llie fesioratiou nf |l■-,lcl' and i nil * l e lii [ ” «r.n . . It r '<■ Re. I E normal condituprs within the **>uth1 1 * iiiI' tmui nf It radetit ii wn ern republic in n short- lime I'lo-re were nt, rHUBc J U'-inn* Elisoti \rr. tllrolo pi-r*nniil rejire•ii tin '-t t - "1 J.i l.;::oi. \ muse *entativ•• ii'ere of tieiiiiriil Uarranza, ment* and l amily Religion An m- today gave renewed assurances that 1 1 *1 * 1 i ng *111••■»i. , lloiiii M- . (on igrn-r* i" Mi-vno will In- given -■> w - to ld \1 • -I i t-*da V prm c l mn. and that foreign ■..[•ttal Mel ween seventy and eighty mem­ bers of the Sanford lodge of Elks accepted the invitation of the Oilando Ridge last night to be present Wt**YTteir "regular meeting ^uid initi­ ate ciimlidates With the fine imw Elks hand of Tlie idea the promoters had ifi. the bat.k of their heads' when this oevftrRtfAy pieces rompnsed of San d ub was thndght of was that this fold and MeLaud Elk* at* the head Watch the field clnsi’ly and if nr.v A !:vifi<’> a udictree had gathered at coimuunity should have a kind of of i he |’ recf tt»iftn< 4|it‘ Elk* left their t‘i. I ni(Vri.tt on Tuesday nik ht and plants develop ttii- disense, pull and muck A'lufrliament <*r congress und hoim mi J- it st alrrV’ t about a o d o k tf.i young men o f the city were pre- burn them to prevent spread to ^jouiri differ from tiic ordinary de­ and marched-!, t kro’ugh tip- -trect* Saturate the soil .n.i[.y.irtU aJill took "an active intcr- other plants bating class only in the matter of fo tbr -tepert whrre. r. -Jirr"rh rpi wn* around the place where the affected \*V ill l lie prOCCddiptB. the introduction of the topic or sub­ provided for thefn on th y A- C L. Rev Hyman suites the object of plant stood with a solution of blur ject for discussion. The idea being Arrived at Orlando they detrained die meeting and called for an invo­ stone, A ! per rent strength prob­ that alt these subjects shodl d he and with the band marched down This will pre­ cation from Rev. Strong. Mayor ably will lie sufficient brought before the meeting in the Chur ah street to Orange u<enu>- and vent the vegetative growth from Thrasher was called upon (or an form of a' bill and would lie intro- at l lie San Juan hotel the hand If rhere is il.mgi-r of tin. and delivered some very spreading dm i d by a member representing pl.i\> d i -11,1 pi*-< i - ind the mar* h luri.lul logic on the importance of di-eUM*. plant tin I>1 1 1 ,. i- fart In r nine not ion or city of the United w« ' tl *n * r< - timed to tie dub 0lieu** \i J I in,. 1 M I' A movement. Mayor apart than eustornarv ( ir Ia nil** Ridge jp.ite* in a ten or fifteen minute iif 11 \ 1 1 . t in i dl’, gr • • 1 1 ig-I i I hen took the chair and it was found 1 hit f Hie tit.II k -r «■ ■it * iii h .i* i- maib in <’ongrt"»» fill I Iie;trl.\ *o v, \♦*r. III .1 f|e|*1 1 , r i v I i h < vi“ itll g ne-ml.i r ,ntd lll.-v ul> •a fudge Herring and .K I -II....pieu t speakers -hlHild be al 1 1 1 *’ |-'III tit* wen* !*tf iij tri -■* If 1 htiM ut I Irlambi iielge ad m-ifiied (fmi ior short talks, both gentlemen lowed « 'hort time of about five | lin g with something good for in a neighboring held wlo rC t hP (•tart II’II ute* each, vbts III be gnvi-riieil lo tin- bulge room where the <>r la in Iii . -‘t . i it* der h. * al t• -I It" b ’ 11 ., ... ’ g men and the association To a uelglll'"' t*»t; ti* id wh.-rP t fits * , 1 I ,i w ml' t tie * itiject * were i » t 'ii. •i gillu! IiIti |||PW M M ■*n.:t Ii opened llie qu-ett/ig 1.. ... \ I let dt tea was down for an |'l .1 Ii t llie meet mg on Tuesday night Mr Smitii extemled the glad hiltid arid re-- In.t illness- prevented hi* tan ee V 'I el, . I fr* rn* llie body "f tlie. meet , *’s 1 1 • l 'iff 1 1 11 11 *■>■ mid t' ir ti * d tl, w11 - 1 JU i. * , it- oilii, r • a bj-lww ■” ^iin''ll r** lor m ri 'ting X . • liter h , 1 % > inforil lodge III* Wi 1 ee me w a * t hi’ fi made to .1 J' \ I r■.J’r .1 Ti l I■ClIti till 11el/ 1t'r i e^n in-’ I iiltieran mu i*ti r wlni had will In wi-lioini-d [[,. |.\|ire*se* tile .1 III.lilt * Hi. *-.. upon kilb’il (l *,ponded lo I . K* ilt»'il It ib r |MHP t t i iiiiinii11ee 11> lilt me the of pioted I but. the c|<tb will git rig'bt t-i-ell -I Prof.....tr i rr tile University belief that riToginiton will have the able >'(■mlittoi U'.iil, 1 « «'M| U* , Nei;l nf Sanford imlyfe t I'l’ ll tli* r- ii»r t lie tirst mx moril b* l b be 11 rnisi to businesr** and that n Pen n .y I v atria fur twenty yeitr* effect of giving Mexicans confidence, wdr [irmiljre tr■ill 111 t.od if - whi . I. |M beball "I tPlando lodge \\ I' \\ a' --I lu 1he On* el i ng and tin*U».H i U-'c program <*fll b e'ready for t fin e|Veil min the Pre-liVlerv in tin- new govern men i and bringing turn prnliur i- .|MIf 1' > t'he *pe»fl** nr* del) si i io| i he addi - * of w. a un-, o ox ml tee vva* .i('(irTlrit,i-il In. •• tl i met nng 'her tj.f orga lilZItt ion *o 11 ■n . n| ti e mn t ,i.t,-'■>*tmg iti-m- a I>"ut 11 *•r map i-ondi t' o ii * Do - ■•* loll. •H|ionded «|M " •lige *e*p.ii|d.'i| lid a nf or d I i in >n.or lie\ 11 n man. I’rt I *' .i.t ati1 1 ■j u 1 tr,. -log ’ I-.dor. r. Pr- -by lets ' i - llo « \a ttrMl.i [I w a* . :riu.ill\ decided that Hen^i[h if It i - 1 1 Itoih aiblri-*!-* .lift \ \ I t life ;d, ii • ii i: >hf (lev f . . ! U M Haynes While tin t mu of ynilllg • lib,in f"i hcelmure ie alpiriu-v tio-lorIUIII i*l r r *. r . I- I i ii her amlinssador to iJnle t.itlon, do nt•' Mil! lid* -fb r *v good ,.d t,y f i n i n g ....... pii idi’hci mu.II.I In retired tilt following could [lent, n” word would be made tile United States* f t o [ireach * [irofesstonnl men. business men, fjirtmt h f these gentlemen -Hi engin t> >tleriyii were called upon (oi a **il IlM' the let 11 iee»i|ro|i fungus a Uses lod d • i Uic • examm "I i.iigiT 'n alp d Englnti represent at tv*- at MeXleo City ineciia nil* and high school yin-r* *-* r*. , .[ i aii of t hi- itldi'*l ’ ll h u m t. n irk- and responded t R hfiiri H>1 III f elef \ - aI , < f I I nd III l •-I I H Spanish od a|l tliosi who would like in t * -i at •,. >• Rev SLrong, Schelle Maine.* * He *vai\ f hr ii ug I- a n hi t et [ii i l i-r Itiiarl* ill (Irangc Suffer to Tip v* the debuting i tub jtm on Six cnndVilMtpw. E I* Ely 11 M < it) < nil tl r II M eels .iinT "i he's imdar lines lo those m bitr col leges (iier. t It Muckley, ti H Piather licensed and i-mplny gd a* a**l' t ant Damage t" the county highways Tl. f rit> ri miii tl met in r»\ TI , ommitlee till’ ll refiorted the Sun no ill an id t h> h*. the floods caused by recent st*to Ri v I ur. xi/g’ nllv invited aid rgque*U;d I, R Ear liter and I’ E Morgan l b *mg names oi niiuci* who were si sslUll <>i t I *t b at ’ y i f i p III to attend this mt*eting? The ^ole oh* were taken over the hot- sands of Ylior * ity Cuban Mission. vete rains and llie [iroblem arising Present, It. W Herndon, firesirlept «!i’i;icil to hold office fo.- six months ject of till* dub is 1’ dutatlo‘nnl and the desert and allowed to rest in tiie 11* a result were tuples discussed by \V \V Abernutby, J Adams. C II It I Hn|!\ president. George ( lnt mutual improv* inent ’.ajui the board of county commissioners shade- of a palm tree after the urdu Lyceum fur Sanford liming \ici pre itlnnt. Jtto. !• .f l It - Itingee, .1 I). Ihivimn and It < lolended that I he ciuli w-ill lie fiftiat a special meeting ibis morning. on* trip The Sanford team deliver A Lyceum committee has Imen or Absent. Jl K Tolar ■kj »i - -ei’ond v o e president. Schelle M Iix Well <|ii< Ied <’ n liroud liiir*. non sqctiirian. eil the good* in a manner H- i all ganiri I lor Sanford tin* winter >o much damage has been reported The itiinute* ’ if the |.ei irieet'if g M. i-l ri-1 .ir v I! I M might fin -o {-ill ■ ,d and U” hi:a*ed in every I-- It a |i [da n-c from t 11" *I , *1 *i r.t JU|.*, |0 1 I, 10 t I-a ir mall 1 IA er*t reel that he Prof |t I E r ’’ I I 'lip* re.td and -i ||■r.■v. 1 . i I In idea if I ii tiring up lor lb I filed it vv1 -e to - all tile members ti Ic**"’ ■ a ,did lie s' 'llli d w. 'I -at r t. mleiit id *i honj. is [iresiden t Mr II nt-. 1 ■i \ i ! i . I II 111 tti it t ee t ’ I w .ir •! I Hie . tl,Ty.i..luli -** * -l- to .Piter d Tieerf I-: i ll with the Work ami ari alrriosi ; M- A \S Holliy ult. late retire together 1:1 special session so tlial POXf e ii and - I a tI’ d that l he 1 umhi- r h r tfn'iseholtlfff. Will I .enter I.. nil fl-e Variety of subjects that I l l mill today that thi-y iiavc bei o Sfiitativi- of the Redpath Lyceum the true extent ol the damage could A'lJito l 'ommitlee, H. C. Phil­ -for tiie repair. *>| crossings was on will lie brought up |rom time to ■somewhere. Association is vice president. Mr l>e learned und plans made to meet m lip., \\ A fou l hcyirne. J. C 11tit chi- the ground and the repairs would time. * • \ ftc r the candidates had been Geo Hyman i* secretary and treus-Uhe situation immediately, be mudf* at once He protested »t»n *■ The meeting will in* called at 7:rlfl duty declared members of Orluudo nrer Mr it E. Millen, Jr . is asThe tiRal. damage will reach a Ab’ r Rev Strong, Prof Ezeil And against the [daring of safety gales in the Congregational church lodge the entire assemblage gathered sistunt to the-secretary good sized sum and it cannot be at the crossing at ILiAd's. Sitting S’ li. , Vf.nHV* hud explnltivd sev­ at the humjiiet tallies arranged on These gentb’ itien have assumed very well computed in figures until ft was rnoird .ifrsl giu "'ided 'h.H the er *■! ’ ion' regarding the plans of Pr call) lerin n l loir* b ilo- lo w e r lloor and here the rru-iu the responsibility o' the Lyceum for the water goe* down at some points. Ailanlic Coast .f.unRaitwai In “ in tf ■ , iM/.ation and tltete lining no \l II o'clock there will he a bap­ lu r* and visitor* w»-n- fi-astcl a* Sanford tin* winter, tort expect th The new bridge and fill on the road pu|b‘d t'* jdlne snfelv gale* al llo fu-• 1 1 -u'ini’ss the association ad I porn I where Ki r*l *1 reet , r - t he tismal si-rviee Preceding Die sacra only Orlando knows bow to do full cooperation of tlo- citizen* The to the Lake Pickett section tn east­ |"w ’ ■• meet al I he call of t he l>r 1 i.ii/t- vv a.- chicken pil lau jn 'imiliern mer cli not s and business men have ern Orange <vounty at t'lie crossing rail wav al Jtand - s*ldleg * ame I. un-ill nf the I.urd'a Supper !"• ?■ t The matter id placing two hy Urnwnlee will [ireach on "T h e Mean­ style, salads, hot weinerworsl, ry e Itlrenily shown their interest hj aij over Little Eronfockhutchie creek is I *< Sanford Y. M C A starts ing of Communion " It is hoped bread and cheese and ntnny other vcrtizing on tiie pfugrnm Messrs reported to have been com[*letely in i ’ ess with a building donated drunts for tire protection at the that this communion will be the delectubi e dishes so (ji*fir', to the Ezell and Honeycutt will have in swe|it aw’uy This loss in this in­ A (' 1 . depot was referred to the b> .h ■ Mnptist church and this most largely attended one we have hearts of Mills at tin* midnight hour. hand the sale of season tickets on stance is probably about $1,500. llie CP mini Met*, to he repot ted at idle budging will he equipped with the After the luncheon Exalted Rule Saturday. Oct. 30th ever held. The break in the grouted brick The price will licit .that the funds on hand will next niep'tlng. Neal, ucting as toast muster called The night serviee begins at 7 road to Maitland will also ho somobe adult season tickets S iJ> 0 . UnCouncil adjourned. furnish The officers of the associa­ o'clock. Dr. Mrownlce will speak on upon Congressman^yfrifs. Judge Her­ der sixteen or student in Un* schools what expensive to repair. Nothing tion will use economy und mature "W hy* Some People Do Not- Re- ring. Judge Cheney mid several $ 1 . 0 0 seruurn tickets. • -..taught Petty Thief can he done until the water runs •judgment in the purchase of supotbtsjn for a few- n-mJrk* and all i>f ToiR Elkins, colored, was taken come Christians." •< T h e . first attraction wifi gome on down except to fix n temporary pin-' iml the building will be made •them responded in- 4 , happy vein, Nov. 16th, The Do not forget Sunditvi. jvrhuol nj into ciisfridy by Deputy Sheriff Jim committee feels Crossing- oVer tile break of plunking. cotninrtabl e for the wititef months, calling attejrtlon lo these frnteronj^ eJatevl ovql**the fact that they have Trdfc-Wi’.l he done at once. ■ , ■ "• The Lee on last Thursday- night pear 9:45 a. m. A' 'non as possible a lot will be ob­ IlUTtBlfis more idOsPly ul men ting tile urff-it, able to secure the fatuous mu- Apopka road while badly torn up la midnight at the< iliri^iifKiepot. El­ tained and arrangements made for c-Onnt(ei,“ pft Osceola, flrartge, Senf- sfciqns, Mis* Estelle G^ay, violinist passable for traffic. t . kins -charged with stealing ' U Woman s Suffrage Lost ■ 43 a urw building of brick construction inole ar^<A A’tdusJa and promoting a add M r, Moritz Shevmncyof .Russia, pair of -trhoes from tiie office of Price ■ T h e commissioners went over thi* Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 22. Del fl built (nr V. M. C. A. purposes with II & Collet some time ago and ftArn Hpilc the aid rendered the cause by IH-1 1 er’-Yo^Ti'ivjf'.yb many wayk. n.iarjfit. ; , * ' I.'."' VUtrntion very thoroughly und de­ ■ •s j room- and all the modern ronveni,Tlu/Xfoijst nfa^ter intended lo^cuT|, • Further*'notice- still bd giveti, * tire description givun I ec had- uo I fit’ fact that President Wilson’s vote cided to triuke temporary repair*-’ m • IiiJ " _ . * f m ■m \ f * The officials will proceed . •t •. trouble in identifying his nr air* the was east in its favor, woman’s suf­ upob , tCTmimiier during the eVeniflft v *\ - ’ r r whVrever necessary to at|o>v thtr jiaswin, due caution and expect to keep first time he' «av>' him. When ar­ frage wus voted down overwhelming- hut thky-saw him first and a gcnf-ml * SJ f*jroH«v|»|jy| W H h 'J b w e l Silge of traffic and to thoii make peri* - ’r ]j tin- u'Mifiutioti well within the lim­ (itamf)u(te' for the porches hroke’* « p rested a 38 calilrcr wtu found on 1 y m New Jersey Tuesday. j ,\T Ih'E^ghlsr Tinjitiug of the Sattmnnent-repairs when the water has ^f ATthie!<|| itations of th e annual revenues. The tfie s[iyetf|i making. Music by the him and from several sources it is ird .lnrljiy Of*‘Elks 'oti Wrduesrtay suhsLlcd at the various points.— ,*i. With scattering returns " eonilfTif^Fll .. ford dnwnf.1 i of many of the organizel>>* burned that -Klkins/is suj.poje.1 „hxwly the indications ftro^thlit ,khV Or IIp do ;»?cchj’stra sup piemen i g h i l ' and Ralph RcPOfter-Star. rtimii. *n i Ri» smaller rttierrdmve been Etl{**:nfrrji4 stra on tfevenil.kolox he a had.man. "sutlragists •• * -■ W ight.Of thfs j _. ’ lace and■ — Then. -Ruff I --the expenses of rent, fixtures, lights 3VaUg*t Dfenuan helped to entefHe was arraigned .• before Judge suffragists lost by 56.000-ojut .of siftf wieorgr1 Mason . f iij' of Del.anil ".vgejc initiated into the atn! a physical director or field Herring a few 'ik ^ f latei and given twincthtt visitor* zintir.trairy timtr utid proximnteiy 350.000 yxytek cast: Tiie piysterics of ^llkdoin and nt th- close • Ope ot the real enjoyments of our agent with city ideas., .At present two months forJjH'tty Urceiiy'*ittd they deputed fpoin Othtndp wi^Ji *lu* antis in I.G52; districts out of 1,891 oT The meeting I’ast. Exalted RuleY stay'Till Jacksonville was meeting the Sanford association will dial e ^ e five 'months for carrying concealed feeling that In order fo keep even /, a This 'paper has received j^ P u jo rity y ff 753,fi7H. Ocean H. L. I’eclt—wxrf^rprescutid with a George " Mason, wuI the organizer and will operate WQ]|jtfAg. with them ,Sanford mlltR rteturu, the made Mason a target o f ' his shafts * '-1 county fl^tbV oni^Lonrkeiirried Tjy I’ast Flxalted. Ruler’s ‘ .jewel; The Ro- building upon plans suitable for * engagement affd huvo i O/lando iierc •' ;--- —— -----;;-----the sufTriv'glBts. ; .irrcsentatiofl speech was made by of wit— real nr imaginary for somo the needs of the city und according, in the nqut nna future. time. We did it because we thought / Orange County Pioneer Past Exacted R ul«r Cru>;e Ilarntw, to the financial strength of the or­ Acconi|»Anyrmg. a cut of "William who in a most appropriate speech Mason was big and broad enough to Congregational ( ’. E. Notes ganization. Baptist Church \ • A weakling would get Washington Woodruff the following recorded the many good things that stand it. Mr. IJsrry Randall will bp the This great movement should re- sketch oppea/s. irr the" Or| indo CitiTnad or wither "under a newspaper’s iy, October 24th occurred during the term of office of **»',- ti„. aUpj)0rt o f e v c y y man in leader at- this socKUy's meeting Sun­ sarcasm. Rut Mason did. neither. *on: ^ Riblo scjiool. Thirty-one Mr. Peck. The jewel is 'a beautiful day evening at 6 o'clock, nvhejt the Sanford. ?f»r .ft ht undoubtedly the After you talk to him five minutes The stthjket of this brief article token' of the regard and esteem in classes. j.''Graded 1"on A l Mn.sis. bi^t fur the young men of the Pity .was a pioneer of a punj^f*. being subject for discussion will he "Cap^ , why~ H* > a 11:00 The pastor 'will spettk on which all past exalted rulers are held >nU * " OW ,h* Come 'f lt hits ever been inaugurated tile son of Elias WtVndmfT. a wrlj tnririK politics for G o d " by -the members of the lodge and dynamo of energy, and in most cases ‘ The Fortune of Our Church." hc’ d/ymn assistance und lielfi it in known pioneer of Mississippi Wil­ Wg iV«;cjJrVou and you need us. this custom is a beautiful one.' rep- 1 t ” ldV‘1J‘ ° f . Igood. yet ti 30 Jr, R. Y. R.*U. ' . •"••■n way and the dividends- will liam rodeTiorsehack from resenting the big heart of £ 1 kdom. ™ his enthusiasm rarne. fi:30 Sr. 11. Y. I*. I I. ' ■" rue in better men. " * ** Notice tb Florida when Irr h[*'sevenjeeWn Mr. Peck i. proudly exhibiting his h,TV «ve r the.,border of feasih.fity * -*w. »#•** * The registration book oT thewclty - 7:30. The pas^)'t’ wilj /^jiPeak on jewel of hqnor to hU'.nany frieiids " 1 V -----• — rr— . year, and htiilF a hotyc at Fort n,, Practic^hHUy. Mason believe. • . \mljF * ,•, rfes ot Ih e 'Kingdom of that the way to get people to spend Reed in, iSJfr’Ss'Hero his father had of SanforrV will be open at Jhe office "T h e Mysteries Rcrry is Inspector *•* and receiving their congTatulntions. Heayen.” of the d ty 'cle rk Satarday, Oct. 16 money, i* to have the bind play already’ planted an oranRe grove. II 1* Merry, with headquarters and will remain oj/en until Saturday In tlw? annual-business m eetiii^of tango muaic. Wffen n city feels hlUa He. was iU-frult grow’ e r.^ farmer, \\inter Garden will inspect citrus Nov. the 13Jh. Office hourx from 9 ft. the church' it was agreed, t^, take l ^ O n the Stork Express he livens, them up with some festistock riaisor, lodian fighter southtrn r ■"■Proenls from Orange, ' Lake, Ostn. to 12 m. and 2 p. m. till 4 p. m.' On many forward steps.. There'are"nbw vsl.-'" M t ' fjeorge do it” is a slogan Among the new arrivals In the soldier. and member of th 6 ’ state rcftla und Seminole counties. As­ Saturday It will be opened from 7 326 memberk and many more to city to spend the winter months are in Jacksonville. It would 1be a win­ signment .of {he. various counties legislature. unite, soon. "T h e prospect? are as a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Leslie ner if juat a few' would help George. Seth .Woodruff of -Orlando and p. m. till 8 p. m. i w** made by Capt. It. E. Rose, * ~ M. W. LO V E L L . bright «■ the promises of God." Pryan and a daughter for ^$r. and He is overworked, 1 that’* a l l . - ^ i , J state chemist at the conference held Frank of, Sanford nre 'worthy sons 14-1 ltc . • City Clerk? ReporterMrs. H. C. Dultose. Clearwater Sun, . of this worthy sire. ln Lakeland /Monday. • • f ' , "L *7 �TH E SANFORD PAGK TWO Kick on Brick HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD T o the Tax Buyer* and .Cltitens of Scfiiinolo County: It I* holng proven every day the good brick road* are doing for our county and atnte. We have n brunch of the Dixie Highway run­ ning through our county and city an well. ‘ Have you ever been riding or driving over this fine road? Well and good, but the question la, have you ever walked from the old city limit* for a hul f mile west on First street? If you have you will .not fail to notice the deplornble condi­ tion of thin stretch of road. Wc tax payers were led to believe that the fiist cp*t of stich a road would be the only coat for years to come. This particular stretch of road has not been down much over a year an a. half, and I venture to say thnt from five to ten brick in every yard is in need of replacing. Do you realize whaG this means to us that have to shoulder the bills? It means that thousands of hriek will have Cc t>e put on this particular stretch of road. soon, or in a few months the road will have to be re built entirely. Traffic: on this road is especially heavy at all times of the year, now ns this road is in the city limits and a part of the Dixie Highway, do the county commis­ sioners intend to make repairs boloro the road is in such condition thnt they will have to rebuild? branches and all grades was mount­ ed on strong paper and tacked to the walls. There was a goodly amount 'of work from the beginners to the finishers of the grammar school. There* was arithmetic. Eng­ lish, spelling. m*p drawing,• physi­ ology, etc., beside the pres ted at d mounted work of the agricultural class, their boxes of growing plants showing tlie germination of seeds, the seed corn, rowpens, rice and strawberry plants. Ail of the first month’s examination papers, his­ tory and geography and physiology note hooks and tnuny other things h|I vicing with one another to he examined by the visitors. The school was called to order at 2:15. All “ lined up” ithe visitors were already seated) and marched to their plpees. Then after learning several sbngs learned this term the little children were dismissed, and the teachers and the larger pupils conducted the visitors around the room, pointing out everything ami explaining tin* whys ami wherefores. Almost the entire neighborhood was present and all expressed themselves The vital question in my mind is. as well pleased with the work of the Why did Mte county commissioners school Uur oldest trustee declared allow such a road to ho put down in the first plkcc? The hriek were of an inferior quality, thnt oilier places would accept, and if the in­ spector !f Lit ere wns nnel 3nl not do his duty, or if he did, did ho know n brick thnt was suitable to he placed upon a road of this char­ acter? Assuming that the brick were all that they should ho and the inspector did Iiih duty, why did the county commissioners allow tlubrick to In' laid tbit win* instead of GENEVA HEMS Vs fa.-l ,i- .1 brn k l' broken it ought to In- n pl tin'll with a good otic If ihi- t» not done the brick irotiud the broken brick begin to MOORE'S STATION crumble mid in a short lime there I not (tint: t fieri' blit ;l Hit Ilf rnuMied > it 1 1 fi i>l l litre M’ i was it lb , U I Hai'lett nl r. nt r pn -• brie) .■1 111 - jih I and I be longer t he vii Sal uritti v filled ft- usual appoint inertl here Iasi delay pi repairing t lie larger tin* hole Paul, llebhimier, who has Sunday and on the previous Sunday become* and the greater till' ex­ ill (ifr some tpne and who hud lies A S I’eck was here m •mu pense to us tax pavers You that irti.il siroki- of purely-i-, i- panted by bi- mother iml Mr and i idi in automobiles do mu sen the >■. improved due to 1 1•• • urn Mr- *i 1 Smith worm that i it « n ' f on our road** forces Ilf Mr- lull Hi Id. Hide* !{, . i r d MrI P I u*u r. till lull we tfi.it w af k s, e i finse thin gs and M i " Proctor ...... ... nied I ■v i I i ir -tin .i * r r , . ■! el ami de iiute. <t that an inspect urn fie ‘ The bridge* on t fo- k.iotilm khatchn < reek .ire under water ind t fie (ill at t he dc-iw bridge ' partly (submerged M rs .1 Ill'll I 'r« V a t t |s daughter, Mrs Kivcr* Station » \| [sf \ddu (Iresfiani most popular Icurhcf* from Monroe to attend ,' X e r i I- e Ilf if'* t II" . V 1* 1 II Mg at fu r Moure's mo of our given trie name of \ cr.) u»t ice St ring fellow came over i lo- ' losing llie marriage of )ann 1 1 • illey Smith 1 I 1■ S. bo.ll V* I • I ■• t Mr I," * nut h fa- u n t i l ’ fi. 1 it * * a . r * * M if - b n r f e - H o ik r Hiver» cottage Wonder what tor ill at tier home tit Mei Mr. Donovan, one of our (aimers, i. n n, i i. . i Mr, i'olk in HIt hut it u ettVH don t iltg ditches, dig canal*. i .. . . i l school work at l.ongw Mr hd. Sutton is ourdeputy game warden Mr- K *> Had ■ o l d s seem to lie tin f a - 1 urn * • * » ' • * resident' ..I |l|(W mo. k for some t mi. I. ' Rev. Smith Hardin, presiding eld. r ' ’ ‘ ' *'* field (’Onfcrr'nru .in the ! It'll arid *"r ,lu*' ! " "l ' . . . tilt ex. ell. ,, nl urtniei .bn Mr Mid .'It ■ t preirrhed ■l , . | . ,1 if *t)‘ Nl x |m ,| |•11f \ |f*l Tf . hhuilfti n All li>* knot kin.K thi* \\mnl rrinuv fVfnin^. the • men * . ’ . . , , t hi* 1 «t n hi r 1 hd.i \ «»f 1 ,\Jr; TW\\ De.g. r reMgned htA||r|. Very nice office of aU-ward at <->|tm ,cc. Mr j conilUtinR of (rull „ U rowA**;el ected Mr t . t Harrison L jre cakei( ,,.monu, to fill the vacancy. Mi.« Vaughn receive Mr. Clifford Smith .nude aplea*. Rifl!1 lin<J miin tire trip’ th . Kfiorimnice Huh week. t in . Ll\l(|fl» * The fruit In u e W M ta v e begun to „ 01irilnU BVt.nu, |n urx;ye w;»d t . iu y s e y o n will tie, ,jlt^ „ t ^ nt1(m* frol' , gu. w on. s , We hoi| it will quit r#.hung soon. '• Mr. F,. it. Bradley made .a-pleasOrh trip up the St Johns river last week Wth, Messrs Dorner and Dollglu** rrftm Sanford. Mr. Claude Coilee let a motorryclu he down on him K.-suits, he i» limping. . » If the pefson who took an urnlnetla from Hehhinder’s store wi| . return it the owner will be please.I. The violin lias enlisted in the war department— Urn .orfekn advance* to the front ruqk*. •. . Messrs. Haulpr»on anti Culpepper huve succeeded jn getting water on ^ u n s K W r r ie ifh t * at leoat. ■ The 'GeTitfva .mitfic school closed’ fyviih' un excellent program, the p l ^ l U O I A SNAPSHOTS / A Very pleasant ufiatf m j>»tt.*tuh-. :ic school -teas the .faff" jrfvep .rfey- lije ichool Frlday affernopn ’ ttt exhibit for t ^ i r a j . - «ix..' wcek* of t h e t * r m J t V . The.achohl housio'waa heoirtUany fincofat^i tilth* fiag* and ^T ^pl^n ti~an d : a’ profusion tof cut fioVm . The oitildren'* work in* all •*#-" f ill 's■tmlr- . X*1 **"i . *^s.-’ * Now brut Iter ' e paver*, there are miles of new ro.nl- bring put down in our en tnty at tin* writing ami we flax** just vote I linnd' 1 1 .r road' atid miirc* road' \t* wo go mg to sit down and cover up our e v e s ami allow* such roiid* ' ' be laid'’ The portion of thiv^tn ^ ^ , l 0 U(q(l>|| ' E' „ ry on<f ,ias ,w n timi, lo rep, i r Ul(. (|Hni Tll„ h,K |, j„ ||i#Ii| (( rRfja,' ,a lu,t.t ................ ,le„ a __ ____________ Her Friend . ‘ w ,,.Va^rv' ' w h,l0 w 7 - “ I juat re* comd noi have taken a t ________________ ' ' I>CJX3 C X X X X X VJ I ! _ _ Ix i l it i-» a 4* *• It'* •« **•' H1 i tin tltUe re p in in g broken brick, would it not have been wisest in the first place to have rejected this so!f brick ami to have placed the brick edge wise than to lie all the time r. t•tu• me l.ru-k OUT BO TH H IG H A N D LO W TO PS A T C O S T We are closing out all Women’s and Children’s Shoes, and as soon as those we have,on hand are disposed of we will quit handling these lines entirely in ordeV to handle a more complete line of Men’s Shoes : : : : Sale will continue as long1as thereany Women’s and Children’s Shoes our Store : : : :1 T H IS SA LE FOR CASH ONLY SA N FO R D SH O E & CLOTHING CO. Limited H H 11 | Potash supply .1 1 I given an in c e n tiv e to look M more thoroughly into plant nutrition ^ ^ vHth view to utilising products at hand to the very best purpose. T h e result of our eflurts along this linn is I t; | v ;■ I t is BO carefully blended that where land is properly pr ^ ^ ^ t g a in a l any fertilizer mixture of same nmmonilwind pin regardless o f percentage of jtotnsh. Demi f< Jb4^ 2 ^^ffikon &Toomer Fertilizer Co H'-iit bwr . 11 t !,i- • oil'll i "ii ■How ed to go on I predict l lint we will have to -mil Issue bonds In rebuild our llhe brick roads 1 do not make any charge* against any one M y uitn in this article is t.o get the attention of the (ax payers and the court ly rontmhsinners, for it, is their money as .Well as mine that is paying these bond* and the interest thereon, and if they are not blind they will see this as I do.* W t U ^ a ll, due respect lo all concerned. I remain. A’ ours truly, A Tax Bayer. Saved on School Book*. Jicksonvillo Florid* Beginning of Va»t Commerce. Intercourse between KUssia and England began in the middle of Jho sixteenth century’ by the White neu. It was a fintarduuH and coally voy­ age The crews of two of the three ships with which lUchard Chancellor made his first trip In 1553 were frozen to death, Mir Hugh Willoughby among them ^ Daily Thought. What greater tiling Is there for two human souls than to feel that they are Joined for life, to strengthen each nth cr in nil sorroh to minister to each other In all pain, to he wttfi each other In silent, uiispeaktihle tioniiorl.-s at the moment of the Inst parting? Heorgo Eliot Expeditions Seldom a Lois. It has hai'pefi. d in I .. .. i . n|n Almost the Ideal. 11 ..j, tiirt.i “ How are the spring* on this car* 1 that a pearl fishing .-v r,. "HI inpi > wonder'll!' You don't notice out at an . vpens.' m m . , j i , a child, and even wtf ti you run over turtted with pearls nut imrih ll.itwi tv grown titan. Its no discomfort at In all hut the toot her.>f peat I gathered ncnrl) pays all expenses in sm li cases, R l i r —Life provided no boat lias b. • n lost The word "tightwad” Is forever as­ sociated. In my mind, with a farmer near whom we lived when l wda a Ind ' In the country, says a cororapondetit. ^Jle kept hi* oldest hoy. bright youngDally Thought. »ter. In the ttecmid grade for more In character, in manners, In tUyle. fi, than two years because he dldn t want ill thtngf!, the aupreme excellence la { hu-purchasu a new reader for him. ’ simplicity, faingfefiovv Chief Uses for Platinum fine third of the >v. •i,i N *„ platinum jh required m de-itjB| mother third b.r e le r tH r a l mi N EXT W EEK f*t«n lT*ta] RhlnxtM. Judo MttaJ Crtlla#, r s o T r m f l i i n d O n tls rw . t 'o n d n r t o r t i p , F U tln g s . O'*rrorsted Fhreta. C o r r o n t e l A w n in g * . Uotnl n «n « « . MeUI *Tlrtrk“ mdln*. M i* n l - m o n # ~ S id in g . A m * W e e tn A l* C o t r t r U t m jM r ln l n t T r i e d C i l r n O . T n n w tU in * h i m * * n d C ta j*. �ir ? r OCTOBER 2i, 191ft ■ ^ j ™ • ", THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE SAVED HIS JITNEYS <; !> !> <> i> I!; ;> I.eevor. Vmplro Charley. Riglor had a lot of ftui with Hart whllo paired with the veteran. Whllo In PlttsburRh they stopprd at tho Seventh avenue, but Hart preferred to get hlo little noon lunch at a live and ten. METRO P R O G R A M M E THE PEEKLESS EMOTIONAL ACTRESS In “ Destiny” or “ The Soul of a Woman” !! ! !• !> !* !> !« !> "Sny. Bill/' remarked Rlgler to Hart ono noonday, "tho hotel in nerving Borne fine clam chow­ der with a plate of toast for a dlmo. Try nomo of It.” "A dime, Charley, are you sure?” exclaimed Hart, "Surest thing you know," replldd Rlgler. "Just hud nomo of It” Hart changed his mind about tho beanery nud returned to tho hotel for Ills clam chowder and toast. He enjoyed I t but was handed a c)ieck for <0 cents. Prom thaf time on Hart Ignored an^ lips handed him by Rlgler. BUSINESS CARDS One Inch Tarda Will Be Published Un­ der This Heading At The Rate Of J7.20 Per Year.• DENTIST Offirc: Yowcll lluilding SANFORD FLORIDA THOMAS emmkt mii.son K. mo.I SON IIOUHIiOLDF.B Wilson & Housbolder I.A W l ERS Florida San ford Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT <)f(lrc in \ ow ell Itldg Sanford. Fla GEO. A . D ECO TTES ATTORNEY *M> U1UN,S£U.0R *t LAW PriiL'ttt<* in SlulF and Federal Court* (. rper-WimmIu i II Whig -V- Srtnfur<l H h P lu m b in g and G a s F i 11in g All Work Receives My I'crsonnl Attention And Rest K(Torts Tclephnue Nn Jj Opposite ( 'll* Hall FIVE NOBLE ACTS S P E C IA L IS T In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS Cure Them Without Cutting Them <hit O RLAND O . - F L O R ID A - DISTINCTIVE CAST Tou may And In tho papers any day snch.gyyysalons a» Motorman Brown, ffltbftuftlroen, Suspect Robinson, Op­ tician \Vhtle, Pitcher Joneo. TERM “ REVEREND” SUBJECT TO It ought, to bo stopped; but who will SMALL DIFFERENCE OF THOSE OF stop It? Scholars tell us that this Is SOME ABUSE. MEN AND WOMEN. one of the signs that tho English lan­ guage Is‘degenerating very rapidly. MINDS Fact to Be Remembered la That tt la Frappe. •Never a Family Nam$/4jul la Al­ John Manning heard a humorous ways Appliei^torthe story that ran like this: "If- Jack Indivldfcat. Johnson. Charlio Cltaplln anil Billy VARY LITTLE President of Smith College Has Given Expression to Views That. Will Be Received With Mdla.or Less Approval.* **. „ wlfo does her share In keeping up tho homo and caring for the children Tho children belong equally to tho man and tho woman, ami are a Joint respon­ sibility. V • » "I certainly do want women to have all their rlghta. What I look for­ ward to Is tho day when no woman shall be at a disadvantage, because of her sex. and whetyno woman shall ho able to tfiko nn unfair advantage horausn of It Roth conditions exist to­ day." .' King Reward* Hie Honesty. ^ When tho king pf Siam wgn, passing through Moscow on bis EuropeatPvl*It, a white feather fell from tho plumo o f his helmet, and was picked up by a peasant, who hastened to restoro It to tho chief of police. Ho was great­ ly surprised several days later upon receiving from that official. In'tfio hamo of hls Siamese majesty, n casket con-' talulng v portrait of the king anil a ipassivu 'gold chain decorated with thd royal tiYftin of Slam Sunday were wnlklng down tho street, That there Is very little difference whnt would that jinggr-st to you?" Recognition »f a Fault. "Chocolato nut sundae, of course." bet we eit the minds of men und t he There l» one sure help toward the John went Yinmc, and he thought he munis of women, and what difference had a^regtllnr dtrm**r-J<>Wt*: waited un­ ito*re may Im Is -t-aUMud by |Mi*siiUal cure of every fault, and thjjl Is I ho til a favorahlo time and pulled It In tty. and not by sex. Is the opinion of honest recognition of It ' ‘ ■'llpar/qr this maniTbr: "If Billy Johnson. Do Dr. Marlon !,o Roy Smith, president Wolf Hopper and Billy Sunday were of Smith college. walking down the street, what would "The differences that still exist In you have?'* the 1,-ducatlmi of hoys and "Iris are And John looked all around to see not so much due to psychological dlf whether there had been anyone who feieiieen between them as to social had heard the Joke before, but the conditions," declared line!or Smith In fares over tho soup were tdnnk. defending Jhls theory 'They are Well,' sutil hls fallier expectantly. based on fin- functions that they will Frujrpe. said John, and burst out f 11 !tt11 in the world For Install!' |<> Into a spasm of unreMramyl mirth date, an'I probably for some time to Rut he stopped suddenly. WIT there come, more nu-n than women will do mbs not a sloth- around the table, and tit- world's work as mechanical en i' nally didn't sound as funny as it glnei-rs And so there are naturally did the first lime Indianapolis Nows. more Institutions to train (hen tor this work than there are for women Wireless Station for Antarctic. I ut ulrendv the Massavhitsetts In (In* ol the objects of Sir K Shackle Ions present South polar expedition stmue of Technology has njienefl'its Is to establish a Miteless station III the ibyrx to women and 1 don I doubt \lilarrl le the stiff to he relieved unce that before long trier** rnnmrvnfIjp* a rear The tualn purpose of the sin (irof. ssiotml schools wsik follow suit, inn would In- to keaji the civilized o r flu i wlfl lie duplicated by similar world si tn>niiiiiil with lie- mvtcCfo * • i 'lfioiis in v lofoli f•-r w..mi*ii. lu|.-ii wl toiiiiltions around lie- polo j In SU:i'li ■‘oljagt-. while lie re has It ' ntgiiio rSgmpfuf'ff per cent m tl.a I to itrotli'uU) the power of sin li li M.i lion need not ho very (treat fur long | propoi tlon pf tu< u etnployi il during it.-'iinee inilisnUsslun hut during Cap I I’M II11mill 1st I >tloll tile relative III. in.n Scott's \iitarellc Investigations it putnrii *■ of in -ti 1-11 on the f.o nitv has In* r> i*. 1 I’li** * ollege now has a w. i s disi ovoH-d that th«* Aurora aust H|waking the *>nlv pn«i«ii.- ■*.o train Itlle South pule ei|Ulvale|il of woitinp dean a position foruo-rl* held speaking1 tn hijn ik Mr Sinitti f"r the aurora borealis In high iiorUitun i hv-a 1'iaft Tln r*- are sixteen women tin- uli! Kngllsh Vuiir Hi-on n.h *-> .it tlttil** l, by damping tin.® el tier | nidi tht. i r • u In .el in Inhi rat tve 1*0 died out. wans, snntewj’at eouniiYrbalnnred the slllfms. where there used to be Six Otic tinea licit speak of or tn a judge women nod two men gtul them are ns B« I UUlorillde liMi'-s hill i'll" Hp* O "1 many women h ads of departments xn writes of huu n» the linn II*m.i I (here ever were Ort** stgnlHcaril rent P a t r i o t i c to the En^. Juries and addresses him as Y.mr t A remarkable wl!|-wns made hv a son w li v we have note more women t " Is t’ n'l thgte mi' not mom 1 FreHi h la <IV w||n died recent I' III op th<’ Ilntinr . •> .. Dally Thought. There are thrp<* test* of wine-work: ThaL. if . must be huiietU. Tuttcful_ aud cheerful —John lluskin, * IT’S A PLEASURE TO SERVE such bread as ours. It Is so uni­ versally liked that the hostess can he proud lo know bow well site bas entertained her guests. Those who don’i know our bread cannot possibly know bow good breuti cat».i)c. Every day they neglect to try if they are missing imc of the good tinnys of life SvP E N C E R 'S B A K E R Y 1 l J T a r h Ave. free Delivery The very lines!-\f trains of Bi# Bod ton and Kloric^iiSpecial. Bot^fiiie early headers: lb. nosfbuid KILG O H E SEED CO. * Mnh-. I l l e s 1■ w i n g Dr. J. A. T R O V IL L IO N Matinee Prices 5 and 10 Cents Night 5 and 15 Cents The Soul of a Woman"—the story.of Mary Cadman, her supreme sacrifice, her bitter tribulation and renunciation, and the glorification of her final passing, is a picture which t he i ii r I*i n s wilt " e n t a i l ' s i la ise 11 l t h* Ini A « trl I *'l It, 111 I i I III l> I " ml* II' " *11 »* ha s . n . lit ♦ i •ue I lie lt,*ve I luil «*•!*. min,an MlilUTd tin hnmgh! up lo '.nn tp-r own lt\ing. If necessary, said the college prusl dent. "Blit I nm not willing to say that a wlfn anti nuither It) a home dues not earn hers | believe that In most cpxeij she does Tin* average mar w 1- i. lie- e n d f tin- h o s t i l i t i e s 1 I that my Im>i I> may he laid pm* i«b>nul II led Scholars urge us In tty In preserve Iv .m the family vault, and llmt it the uho of tho’ KllgMsh language, unit ahull etentiinlly he Interred In tint not ho attacked by tin* modern disease Meld where tlm final deciBlvp vfclnry I also <cqve (he whnle nt whleji lmp*‘ ls sn tuam people t■> n«<- lx gained marl* all the lenins ami man* of tt,,- mi v tort lin'd' to tit*' town which shall nlii'i Hu m ns if Hi ' a • r. tiit.^ hear the mini** of this victory B»'if oi rlnj;*- Is n partnership In which tin* MERCHANT TAILOR, .CLEANER, 0YE1L AND REPAIRER - A ; ■ - Sanitary Steam l*reHsiugr Hot'Casqllnc Dry CJcaftiDfl. Lions o f All JKimla oft SlmTt Notice '. Altera- Join Mouth. (h ir t;n‘litk‘ l i i c t l '^ r\ 4 ! ? t ‘ S U IT S NKW METHODIST CHURCH OPENS SUNDAY ' A-'JUj»- • -ts«.tM> P er S>15 ’ 0 Cl U P W A R D . CALI. AND SEE » E O N ^ N E O R D AYE.*■ \ \ PHONE 174 • ■* ‘ D E N T IS T PE O PLE S BANK B U ILD IN t ROOM 9 SCHELLE MAINES LA W YER SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE SVNFORI) Slajorily ot Friend* liotig^t-Wr* PHONE 143 take hls Hnihes .Would Die, But - F L O R ID A Oue Helped **Rip to . Recovery. H E N R Y M cL A U L IN ._ n n y ^ ^ r f.'^ ;; . I # X rorTlufft^^inths, orul It has ettred me— i^tvfn't tpd1those awfid sick headaches for w t ilM M c k - r' ’ u ■, stomach trodhlr&rJlYtP^ )7ears„ W would ItaVe times, fiiat I thoug|»t tUftly I would die. is'composed ol puris, .vegetable herbs, I triedHJHerent treatments, but they contains no dangerous Ingredients, and ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES did a?* seemto do me any good. WANT ADS !j Itofng Black-Dfiify^ Drsufitit hairdone for me.*’ M Y S P E C fX V riE y : l’ K KARD’S HAND-PAINTED ( HINA HOitllAM’S STERIJNG SILVKIt BOG KBS' PLATED WABE 1041st St. Phone 182 j j jlnce I beprrbhjB II.' JEW ELER v Magazines Periodicals Soda W ater Confectionery. Cigars and T o b a c c o s iniediclncs. I .'.--y ' v v tcitjlhou^lt I did nothavo The opdning .of . the Methodist church on next* Slntduy will he the Oceanian ol great juy to the mem­ ber* snd friends, of this churcti While the buiidliiK i* not yet coml|ljif. the urrunEenier.U- n«.d plan* for the. futurn sro such that the con­ gregation will be comfortable.. *, Through the courtesy and kindness of the owner of the Star Theatre, Mr. Osborn Herndon the church ht»s been uslhg'the fhoatre as a place.of worship for sotne months.. The audi­ ences'have been good, members have befib received constantly and the i . a- * ' ^ acts genhf, y^il^ftfy. It can be freely Sunday school has been ir.TeresUng, children on urrival. Parents having I got so b«dt J could ooC^V^r^e^t, u s id .^ ydliixg^and'old, and should be large nUPntrers have-beert In attend- rhildrvn to be baptized must Jy; J • ’ ft tept' fajiyer^folly chest, and all triy friends, except one; Urpngji jirijmnt'.at 1 0 :&0 .>. •• * i, act'. * IT »■ m . Ser.rnph by jiastor.. Sub­ In the plans far m-M Sunday ev­ 1 Xlet * p « J t « B VtodJy. ' "■ ' * would die. He advised me -fd-M . . ery member ,of* the clfttrch li in- ject, "The (Ihiirch.'-' Onlv a ouaivtf ■, ' ■ 7 p m Sermon dyy jiaHtor, sub­ TtuRllord’s Black-Draught, and a rluilefj and pxpccted t « he prest-nt ject will be " A Member’s t° The program tor the dt\y LI to!the Church,. . . . « t <t * ->■ * ' " - **_ ’ ’ -*! C O M PANY >v |0 W8 * ■ -t t Opportunity for reception of mem: bers ut TfacH service. 9:45 a.'.-in. Sunday school ut Star The past&r upd momGets oJttehd a 7 n. m. Sacrsmenlnl service. Theatre, cordia^ invitation to thA'publkii *^*10:45 n. m. School forms a pro­ crfllLy to rejoiro and worship with cession, marches to«new church. them nt nil the services during the , * a * ’';*; 10:50 V. m. Bfptismal service for day. .4 W S a n fo rd �! mere* in their headquarters and here of which Miss Kate C. HaH was tho tempting spread of “ M ad e'In chairman. =r Jacksonville" 'product! thoroughlyHon. J. E. T. Bowden, mayor, and R. J. HOLLY. Editor satisfied the Inner man supplement 1 the city of Jacksonville, W. M. HAYNES. Bo«iae*s Msnsger the various addresses and ’ The president^ and th *- special ■ ■ ■ >; i. ■ i> i ' ed by ' . . ^ . . .. ’ ____ ... . _•» . L I t - ______ * . -.f toasts called for by President Ms on- committees of the Womans Club of of the Board of Trade. Friday Jacksonville. O morning was all business and at Q U A C K S A N D GEESE . S W W C S t P T I O N PHICK, IN A D V A N C E noon the Builders and Traders took d m : n u n . . : ........... i . , .................. it* * l ho delegation in charge and about T(u> ncwapi,per mpll nre BIX MONTHS..,................ *.............. 1-2* 1 0 0 uutomobilVs headed by the g e U ,n f u , cd of . „ lten|ng to people T i l R K B M O N T H S ____....................................... , .7* band assembled at the Mtucn and oulal(Jp o( th(J profession at every D *II» » te d I s Dm H t ; t>? C l u i t w ISAM P n T » » , la carried the visitors over the city, her|ng of cdltolll who hAVe someA d ra a c * o r 20c. P « 'M o n th , landing at the Ostrich Farm where pnt|wIy fo|fo g„ to U)C ,)Uti. P i r a n n la A i n a n M m D i M ade al O f k * at the pavilion a tempting spread ^ w pr(W|U and ninc tiinM out was nfranged. the band discoursed, Qf tpn urp lry|ng not onIjr to u k i . K a lc v rd Aa H e ro rx t-C U s a M a ll M a lic e A ugu st 22a d music, the guests danced, the varied up the valuable time of the editors l » M . a l I lia p M l o r n t a l H o o fe d . P lot Ida . program included vaudeville stunts at the meetings but also obtain free *. C a d re A r t o f M a r r h 3rd . 1170. by profcasionals. a song by General advcrti8,nK A m o n g 'th e fctrat tit O tle a la M r r a ld I)« B d la ( Telepfcoaa N o . 110 Gilchrist, uddrcsscs »y newspaper Jacksonville meetings might be men anti other feats of gastronomic mentioned the medical profession and oratorical strength,. IN JA C K S O N V IL L E that is now attempting to usk the 'THE SANFORD HERALD I. / - . I ■ V • r t; ' - ■ ■ ■ . - s „ * , ' T. • ■' . ■ » ■ r - • • . . *y • (W e W a n t Y o u T o K n o w ■ f ’ That your account is welcome at this Bank, regard- * less of size. - . BIG FOURTUNES have SM ALL BEGINNINGS. Get the habit of saving and your future welfare and pros­ perity are assured. Call at any time*. TTT-r —- PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA It. R. STEVENS c. m . hand , 0. L TAYLOR R. R. DBAS At the close of this very busy day ^ i^wspapers of the state to join in a Crrsldrnt A u l C a.h l.r vi«.PreUd.i F > L WOODRUFF Vi«-Pr.*id*nt the tired ones were routed out Of niovumenl to oust the quacks. Just their rooms for the hig banquet whefe thc j inr of demarcation for given at the Mason by the various quack doctors and real doctors be­ crafts of Jacksonville til lied with gins has never been satisfactorily the printing business and over five explained. All that the editor of of Ajjlliillaa for T»i Dent Under j l O o o a a a o o a o o a o a o o o a o o a o o o Q hundred sat down to one of the most lhp n#rn|d knows about doctors is gown somewhere on the boat or in Nolle, Hrrllon 373 of Ik* ( i r n r r o l Nlktutoo delightful banquets ever tendered t|)Mt oUf OVin (lortor„ )1P, e in Sun- Jacksonville and is now busy ex­ Notice lo htrobjr ciroa thol Mr». Annio nn assemblage in Jacksonville. Aside (ord nrp rpa, (lo,tors because they plaining just how it happened. Miller, purrhour ol To* Crrllecitr No. tSI, d*tod (he 2nd d*jr of Junr, A. I). 1913, from the toasts cal Ted for by Toast have not opened any one by mistake h*. filed .old certiorate in my office and J: haa made application (or tax. deed to leo master Fred Kettle, there were vari­ as yet and usually know what to do Rube Allen thinks Jacksonville is aue tn accordance orftK.faw. Kald certifi­ a ous side issuea (n .which Editor Trip­ when cnlN-d upon. cate embrace, -the lolkwini deacribed prop­ We have the a great town but thc plumbing in erty aituated in Remlnoie County. Kio Ida, ----- - OFFICE ----- _ lett of the St. Cloud Tribune gieatcst respect for thc medical pro­ the hotels fs too complicated for to-wJt: Kh of NWQ of NW*. Section , "* It. 29 Kl Acre. 20'. kissed by, one of the prettiest fession and our best friends here nre him, spoiling his chances of taking a H. Tp.i, 2211 8If., HAND mtOS. STABLES a The aald land belni aaeewed at the dale chickens" in Jacksonville and at a <t( the laauance of auch certificate In tho a among the doctors, every one of nap in the day time. name at K. Miller. Unless aald certificate Bring in your larpty a n d sick o late hour the gay crowd sought them. * .halt be redeemed arnrifini to taw. |a* We have our differences, for hotses and id mules. Have them q deed wll| issue thereon on the 24th day of their beds to get ready for the last we .are all human but these same ] treated. t Have their teeth ex- a November A. P. I»lf. day of festivities. Saturday morn- doctors who want the newspapers of Wltneos mV uffictsl slcnature snd real I amined. sharp c o r n e r s dressed 0 this the 20th day ol October A l>. till.'.. c down, [trojections cut off and deing was business meetings and part K|or|dn ^ kj„ thp l|Ullctat as tht.y laeall K. A POUai.ASK. i cuyed mohirn extracted. , of the afternoon was also given over are called, never give the news­ Clerk Circuit Court Srminuir Co , Fit. The Herald force left here orf to business and addresses from men Ily Jai, C, ItohrrtPs D- C, ♦ ♦ $><§> laaaaoaaaoooaooaaaooaaoooa \H -F rL 5tc Wednesday on tin- Clyde Line’s pa­ prominent in the printing business papers of Florida a tent for adver­ tising. while the same quacks arc U PSA I.A AND G R A P E VII.LK latial steamer. Osceola, and t Ins de­ and other lines, among them being lightful river trip piohahly tb# best llun. Edward \V_ I>iivis„o( Drliifldo,, giving them yards of advertising As t^iere was no write up for this pvt»ry week niffl up tn dare the section lust week, as nil are busy, of the kind in {Tie youiL was a con­ lit the after Him n the party were tj utickB are still doing business at stant source of pleasure from the tfither at work or at nchool, we will guest* of Manager Leach of the the old stand. The ethics of the now mention a few. time the boat left Sanford dock Duval Theatre and also had autos medical profession .will not allowuntil it reached Jacksonville and not Mrs. Swanson and her son, Mr. free to any part of the city, bringing the real doctor to advertise but the a little of the pleasure was derived Norman Swanson left for Washing­ to a rlosj* one of the most delightful quacks have no such compunctions from the kind and courteous treat­ meetings ' of newspaper men and and they 111 l the big papers with ad- ton and points in Pennsylvania on ment afforded the passengers by printers that the state has afforded i vertising and till their offices with Tuesday evening on the A C L the captain and the crew. We can for u three weeks’ vacation Sunday Las quietly spent by the p,,tj,.M certainly recommend the Clyde ,Line Mr and Mrs Hurt, and Mrs editor and wife as guests of Mr and The Herald has none of till- so" Powell and children were guests on to any one wishing to make u pleas­ Mrs II It Garrett at their cozy , , , , ant trip to Jacksonville free from , ,, , , , cuD'-d quack advertising but there is Sunday at Mr .1 A Thompson. bungalow at Orange Park overlook . . . no law of [eciprority that prevents the dust and smoke unit inconveni­ The Misses Edna Thompson and 1 ig the St Johns ri\er, where a camp ence of train travel. our taking it and since the news­ Kbbu Stedt. Mr Walfred and Carl luncheon was served and the day Arlived al Jucknonvilh the Mason was enjoyed as thoroughly as any papers live from i heir advertising, Pierson attended a chicken pillaii just as the doctor lives from his p • at I.akC Mary on Thursday evening hotel was made headquarters am) of the eolith* session Mr and Mrs, this hotel deserve* special mention GarriMt are premier entertainers ami t louts there is no valid reason why and report an enjoyable time as being one of tile tine-l in the ell their elegant Imme on Itiver.ide tin- newspapers should assist the Quite a goodly number were out tire smith There are larger htilil* Drive was open house to the editors medical profession m at \ way ,until for prayer meeting and Mr Kncson the doctors of the state come down rhan the Mason in the cities of ih* gives tis some earnest Bible talks and the Iadovs during the session , . . , from their pedestal and recognize north hut mne fun r. (!co. Mason Mrs Thompson and Mr- Unroll In com (union it would be rank in- lhl. „( on|v and his right hand man, Mr Mutts were in town Finlay* While there ad vertising line but in the mat are on hand night and day to pgt-. justrne to the people of Jack.sonnle , Mrs Itnrell visited at Mrs Nelson's vi b.-n is sonal h look uflrr t lie con v eniiuice if thunks Were not returned to the ,,,r ,l( Mr Tyner ha« been having trou of the guests and the servtie is i » ilillereot trade bodies arid all those n, ble with a bruised hand for a couple Tbr newst»npers of F’londu are getcrflrnt The rooms are handsomely who individuully and collectl\e.y of w,-ek>* furnished to the very minute details spent their time and money on ting wHi- and arc firm hr 1 levers in The 1916 Maxwell is e q u ip p e d with de­ M r* Clark still continues quite making the Msil of {he newspaper rt'ctprin ity Wlitl > nil of them -tre and (he dining room on the ele\ mountable rims, and hn» the same aixe tire on ill but we hope she will be better enth or (op floor IK elegant III all men so pleasant but there were so iig.iinsl tin- fake doctors of e\ i*r y t-oori nil four whcoln. Two vitally important features. „ r| they <i<> tii»t exact 1 v see why the appointments Mr Mason de- many entertainments and banquets „sort Mrs John Lundquist has sufferer! serves the support’ of the people of that our memory is rather bar.) they slum'll bend all lh< ir efT><rts lately from a wrenched arm. To replace a tire on the road it is only nec­ Jacksonville and the travelling pub­ even yet und we can only mention toward helping thc real doctors Rain and the near c’outl burst essary to loosen five bolts; slip off the flat lic for he bits huilded a palace in the following with the proviso that when they absolutely ignore the and tin* damage done is the p-im-ipa! if any are left out they will know newspaper* in every wu> tire; slip on spare rim and tire; tighten three that city und one that should provt subject of conversation al present o bolts, and proceed. U most valuable asset. We hope that it is not intentionally The farmers are afraid ft»r their Horan* Drew, chairman Arthur some day in the near future George While Editor Mob Holly ind Husi - I svveet potato crops |r was sure bad W e are waiting to take you for a Mason can build a hotel here a» (»>«■« n. v i e chairman. Arthur W ess Manager Walter llavn* - were in enottgb tint ii might l i v >■ been originally platin#d. for he knows the Di*nni“ secretary and the me othertest ride in the car that has broken acksorivtlle la -1 Week t he Sanford vvnrse business from the ground up and of t In- genera I prugram cnmmitti Heritld wrts published by the Wnm nil low “ [• irst-Cost” records, and is Miss Kbbu Stedt spent last Sun has the happy farulty of making his nnrt thp rnrpptton rf>mmiltt*e un’ s Club of Sanford To be honest day with Miss Elina Thompson, breaking all low “After-Cost” records. U. W. Kenner, chairman; W. E. about it, the women got up n much guests feel at home from the lime while Mr, Jesse Thompson ami wife they enter the portals of the Mason Am old, secretary, and the members better paper than the regular edi­ of Sanford were the guests of her of the entertainment committee. 'OnfMaifMohairlop until they depart. tors do. and it looks as though it parents for dinner, and the latter C B. Gay, chuir^nun. W ( ’ l.c»- would lie well to have frequent was a welcome visitor at Sunday The mtpii object of the meetings Demoimtnble J(imf i ! in Jacksonville was to have all the g«n. secretary, and the members o f ’ press association meetings so that school A numbei listened to an excellent associations gather and discuss busi­ the hotel and transportation com­ tin- two gentlemen of the Herald fyin Vision Wbi Will find It convenient to leave „,.r Tursdav night of thi- week ness and the various sessions were mit tee inctdantntly. this fs the r t m ’ w W h w;l. preached hv IJ.-v W. A Fdliolt. ibairnrgn; Fred town VCV \lfr.*d conducive of good results along lime that both of them ever trust j ( i rst,n, who S I’ lke, t. In text Mat many lines but would be tather dr) Kettle, v i« e ihuirmun. I Mill, the ast three verses. reading for the laymen The social secretary, und the members of the ed one another suflicieiitl y to go away from home at the same time beginning "Come unto tne. all y • side of the meetings cannot be pass publicity commit tec * ed over w ithout some report, for Tiank (*ussnti*v. chairman, and This would not have been possible that labor and are heavy laden." There will not be much travel this they consisted of a series of wel­ the members of the finance commit even in lids instance bad it not Ijeon lor their, gotfd fnJtli in the good way 'until tuir roads and bridges are comes and addtesses and good times 1 Lee. Wtrnicn of Sanford.— SI. Augustine repaired. * that were n surprise even to the S F. Hnl I. -It", chajrmati, and thg Record* ' blase newspaper' men who are arm*- members of the committee in clvarge t. ’ - (> — ,, tomed ,to these joy rides several of (In* publishera and crafts’ |»anCommuntpo With Oneself. . t itn\s during the year » .'(The. «jll<*t 0 <X ,, * j jLs D allv Democrat of Tnllu•. ^ It is in thy power, whenever thou , j IbaH*p<c‘ is the very latest tiling in The editors were ifvteMb of<d' thb The /jTlinmlier of Coutfnej-ci EveryRjadisaAtw ellfyad * shall choose, to retire Into thyself. ante'is Im W I , Rotary ('lull tlie- first afternoon and■>T.I»eks«r,Villi' "a n il ^peciaUy‘! « i f . r|ofi! Klurid^. jounutlism an«Tis by For nowhere Jith ’more quiet itet or w ith the steufrfer C ity ,of Jacksonville win hie does a Mann, president: K e a l-j.™ "* M ‘’ r 1^ 1’ more freedom from trouble donated by thp Clyde Line for tlifi*' hnftr. Hccretarv. a„d Frank Cassidity. \ u f l hcsb ,gcn tiemcn need any man retire, particularly when he has Florida news- 1 within him such ihouithts that by look ^ trip, from the tity to HJnck Point chairman of the entertainment |l>trt>^ ur^ 011' tn la tiers. Mr Smith hos conducted tug' lute* them In* is immediately in * whrrp there were . »Ame d.pOO <nt- notice of the in ganixn lion tin* ,q'Ttrr-''D*>moerat in Tailuliussee perfect tranquillity Marcus Aure­ Vafiots cncninped for the t rutSTonai | General J C , R. Foster, host of fot many ycats and Hiwberl Felkel lius ;y “ rifle nmiehetj This fine property (tie luncheon at Black Point. bus been in newspaper wor)/-tinre ” .equipped nml arranged for the title The Rotary Clui> " f Jacksonville', he graduated fiom the University practice wa* a, revelation to th e 'ed­ itors rfnd nMvc them first liantl and R. L .jB o y d , chairman of the of Florida nrnny years ago. locating k’nowlerjUc Uf the gryaV .idea that committee on entertainment of that in Pensacola and being editor of the Pensacola News for several years. llr»t‘ took roo< in the mind of Gen*, organizationThe Buildfirs* and* Trades’ Kx Tallahassee is the native ‘heath of erflj J. C .-.11. Foster,"adjutant 4»enBecause It is just pure, fresh, •wral of KlOridid new club bouse change and F. C. Calkins, chairman Felkel and be knows the capital sweet cow’ s milk evaporated to and the people as no one else. The and t^hcr lyuildin^H are in course of of tho entertainment committee of thp consistency of rniui, then Daily . Dernoctat Is an eight page, that organization. Vonstriigtjjw ^liql’.ut • thc lining hnl) hermetically scaled and steri­ led nit 1 M4.IJK.KIC II HAND Pm iotst ’ f r FOItSTER. V kt P m i M i r -fi fine luwtbeo/iwfis e.njpyed for the The T 6 urist and Convention Bu­ six column paper and should be the U f WtllTNKK. Cxiinj A i. HK.TTS. A*»’i C**mit lized. Carnation Milk has' a real thing in West Florida daily '! • guests, ahd '‘they- were then shown reau and II. II. Richardson, chair­ delicious, natural flavor*— the i t over the range where the soldier man of the commjtteo on entertain­ newspapers. flavor o f purity. Babies and boys both regulars and statu militia ment of thuL organization^ • s'* , children thrive.on jt—-should be Pete Ruhl is now -city editor of men of various states were endeavor­ The Jacksonville Real Estate Ex­ 'properly diluted. \ is of the finest and most modern construction the .Arcadia Nows. We just knew ing to make, records. It sounded change, and GyOfl^e'E. Brown; C A R N A T I O N M I L K — Clean} ---it Ls absolutely burglar, fire, water and like real warfare and" under the chairman of tlwi entertainment c«m- that ;oI\l cracker could ffot stay out Sweet, Pun— Front Contented bomb proof. of the game any longer The Ipst guidance of Col. IllatcK/ord. U. S. A. tjflttee of that organization: Coyvs — Is economical — |irnctitime we saw* Pete he *wus telling nil who represent# the govferfimefit at Thu general errtoriuinlncnt,. corn- " " " **ally no waste One small can ^ ou can rent an individual steel box in this the range tho editor pf^thtj Herald Rennet '' j(S • “ b y r t the beauties of the re.il estate s, . . . . -. mlttee aitd Cflto W is all you tired to keep open at \ ault for the sum of $.’1.1)0 jH.r year. and party were personally , ^ - o r u ^ Vjiifnil|r). dftrrne an<l ltcTimg right .then to get ottci— and that will keep sweet over the grounds and th e . gerjitU ■ . ’ , back to thtk prune gang. They canThe Traffic Club of Jacksonville: several days after being tqiened 1his is the I RO 1Kf 1fojvj you should uive colonel and General Foster*, .have rnot brtak'fiway tyTler they havu been If kept in n cool, dry place. your valuables. otir thanks for this privilege.' .niuck' . T h e ” Maavn fiotel for the use of .in harness fof pinny years. "Point * - is * ope of ** -* "*P rrt1* 1^%. various other'eourAlways the smite high quality. the *best rifle ” r - 4 — 0 ----- * For t/irttr itaby's»(t<» J^nod, order a supply in tho UnlU'd Status und nbnulA u>uii-jrtw* % 11 if President Chris. Codringtop of of Carnation Milk from your grocer « i v e thfi encouragement'an<I *>is>Ut- •The genera^ reception committee, the Florida Press Association should Ask the Pacific Const Connnce of the state,in fiVery w j i y v . Whi ch Horace DryW was chalr^ learn how to’ take care of-his night densed Milk Qo., Seattle, U. S. A,, for tho Itabv Leaflet, also tbclrnew < JUturning tn the city the editor* man, nrthur Green vice rhnirman, gown before he jiresides at the big conk Iwxik " l l t c Stary of Carnation |M E N^l cc m had ju s t‘ time to dress for tho*Bfiq- oud "TT. B. Garrett secretary. meeting in Kissimmee next sum­ M ilk .” The Indies’ reception committee* mer. quet given by (jt® Chamber of.(.minChris, lost hi* pink night ii * ?.*.•! . V* e -’ "V- '* ' J r * J rr *■ * *» • ■.i*. V '.'Jr. t;;*. : IX ’ A**v ’. • V tj : Hfiir rij. :* The editors who were entertained so Inviihfy nt Jacksonville last week at the joint sessions of the various press associations of Florida have returned to their homes and as pleasant memories float through our minds of the many good times the thought arises thut a slight appre­ ciation should he shown by brief mention of the same. Slight appre­ ciation and brief mention because if it were mentioned as it deserves the entire paper would bo filled with • it to the exclusion of real news mat­ ter and the readers unless they have attended a meeting of the Florida newspaper men have no idea of the Jiass of entertainments given by the various cities. A. DOLAN IS VETERINARIAN g s | COUNTY HAPPENINGS $ T T ic W o n c ie r C ar** ! H Demountable Rims i f ! I —. _,___ t ]E lectricStarter ElectricLiqhts VaqriL’to Iqnifion vtU SEM INOLE C O U N T Y G A R A G E , T h e sa fe m ilk fo r you r b ab y OUR SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT T h e Fi r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k OF S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A ■ .V * * . it * •• m mdiM m •i'pj �.- f UL JJA1.11h O C T OB E R 22 1915 ♦ I .......... .. t.T' T ■ '73W7- r ^ * - - * * " » ■ THE SANFORD HERALD ________________ PAOB FIVE Manager Herndon Full* Big One aHMaaMt>attaa<«auiaatt<.rHti»<natttfaaaaaaaatfnaad.3nm7i3nu J| The nmiling ’ and congenial manngcr of the Star who is ulwayn there A RESUME OF SANFORD with the “ l»lg mil” when it comes to * I,*'! » ' * * 1. HAPPENINGS UP'TO DATE 1 * * f'M getting good pictures and selecting Little Happenings—Mention AJdrwn *11 CommuBKitiani for this featuies' thnt will please and sntlsfy CaJora* lo "Society Eiltor," or Phono of Mailers in Brief— Mm, -H. A. Ttfhova, Phono No IdJ the discriminating and elite patrons Personal Items of of the Star has. after much trouble ii u u ti if d a is £S43£2u d n it fitd u £8/iasma d a ^d mt mi a«isa £ £3^ a ii a tais Interest and expense arranged with the fol­ lowing big manufacturing concerns Friday, Oct. 22: od to each lit 1# guest. Scare* ly less to supply the Stnr with the entire Summary of (he Floating Small Tonight Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman important than tho guests of honor and exclusive output of theij enor­ Tallis Succinctly Arranged for were the lassies who served. SarahToole will entertain. mous force of actors which make up Hurried Herald Readers Wight, LcCInlrs Jones and Frames Monday, Oct. 26; nrmiej. Dutton Of her guests enjoying thir 1^ St. Agnes Guild at Mrs. Neal's. Paramount pictures have been run charming party were* Mr*. Allan Mrs. C. M. Vorce’s auction bridge. Beautiful Fall Goods at Yowell n al the Slur every Moutlay and Fri­ Monday Night: Jones and Miss LeMnssenu. Opening. * 18-2lc day and it is useless to go into de­ | * 4 * |i Dancing school at Woman's Club E i Mrs. Charles Hyan is the guest of tails concerning these extraordinary rooms. Curd* jo r M ri>. A'er'oi Mrs. Andrew Mahoney. features, for everybody is familial Tuesday, Oct. 26: Mrs. W. E. WntBon entertained Attend Yowell a .Opening Wednes­ with these works of art. They p ill Social department cdfiaret bazaar with a charming bridge purty on be shown exclusively at the Star as day. Od. 27th. 18.21c in the evening. Monday afternoon in honor of her long us patrons are satisfied on the Wednesday. Ort. 27: mother. Mrs. (vector of Westfield, 5 or C -doses G6 G will break same days as heretofore. 800 Sewing Club at Mrs. Frank N. J The pretty rooms were most any case of Fever or Chills. I'riee The most important deal in this Adams. attractive with their artistic ar­ 25 cents. * 71-52tc connection is the fact thnt the man­ Literature department meeting. rangement of pjnk hibiscus and vari­ Paramount Myrtle Sted man in tho "W IL D O LIVE’ Mrs. J. H. Bruton is in JurksQn- ager has signed with the fnmbus Thursday, Oct. 28: colored calladium leaven. Mrs. Geo. at the Star Monday ville on business. Metro Picture Corps for their fea­ Priscilla Club meeting. Bishop won the first prize, a lovelytures which will be shown on Tues­ Mrs. Margaret Barnes will enter cretonne luncheon set, while the con­ Yowell s Annual Fall Opening, day and Thursday of each w-euk. tain the Every Week Bridge solation, a Japanese llower basket Wednesday, Oct. 27th. I8-2tc Too much cannot he said of these Club, went to Mrs. C. M. Vorco. To Mrs. Washburn’s home-made candles features for their cast is constituted Keelor, tho guest of honor was pre­ for sale at Irwin & Giles. 18-tf of the greatest actor's .and actresses sented a handsome pair of silk- host* /founy"a'— IF r/l won Mrs. A. B. WaLace was u guest the world haF cver known and it is The marriage of Miss Hortense Refreshment.! consisting of pineapple at the Wi-idmun-RoumUlat nuptie ■ very fortunate that a town the pize Weld man to Mr. Francis Eugene and pimento aaijid, olive sandwiches of Sanford will have the opportunity Roqmillnt of Sanford was quietly and Iced tea were served. Enjoying DR. DAVIS, the Optometrist, who has been making at Fort Tampa on Wi dnes lay. to see this cla^s of pictures which regular visits here for number- of years, will be at olemntzed with mass a( 8:30 Wcd- the hospitality of their gracious Yowell s Annual Fall Openlnr, really belong to the. larger cities; Robbins Nest Hotel Next Week, for few days. See him _ , .iesday morning tn the SnPred Heart young hostess wore Mcsdnmcs K ee­ Wednesday, Oct: 27th. 18.21c On next Tuesday the first of these.,>hurch T lln p a . 1{cv. Father De lor. McLaughlin, Bkthop, Newman. for ( I lasses, for Headache, Weak Eyes, or Poor Vision. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bennett have features will he shown and for- s , . Stok officiating. Th„ The rrr..monv ceremony was was B. W Hemdpn. * Puleston, G. F W Work Guaranteed. Dph't delay coming until to late. returned from n delightful sutnm r tuimtely the noted Emily Stevens witnessed only by the immediate Smith, C. M. Vorce. A. J’. Con­ vacation. will be seen in the stellar role in relatives and intimate friends of the nelly, Lake. J tv Diclrins and D I, RF.rEREVfES: DR. ROBSON; J. K. PACK Thrasher tiel that good Eldi r Springs Water "Destiny” or the "Soul of a Wom­ young couple again. Phone YV. H. Williams at an ” in five noble acts and three The bride who is an attractive the Sanford House or the springs. hundred different scenes .4 S'Cicr 11 and charming young lady, looked On Wednesdays,-in addition to the unusually dainty and pretty in a One of the prettiest affairs of the Great displays of new goods t l Exploits of El afire, a special five or plum colored cbiffon broadcloth suit week which (was socially and finan­ sj'owell s Opening Wednesday, Oct. six reel picture will h*e shown. The trimmed with fur, plum color hat. cially a complete .success was the ‘ 27th. le-’Ztr World Fiftn Corp. handle these and sailor shape and trimmed with fur "silver tea" which was given by For that GOOD GULP G A S O ­ it is truly said that they are "ban­ and VelVet roses. The groom wore a Mr*. Zeb Ratliff Tuesday afternoon LINE and S U P R E M E AUTO O IL ner productions" It might he add­ grey suit. CR A TE M A T E R IA L S at her attractive home on Magnolia phtine 1 1 . H. t o n e ) . Agt. No. 116. ed that this concern and the Para­ avenue The charming home wa* They returned immediately after II,tf mount Co are the pioneers in tje the ceremony to the home of the very lovely with great masses of BLUE STONE fragrant roses of «-ve,y color and ... . , . , ... t vi,. M •' Elizabeth Mrl.aughliu is vir- motion picture business and vou can b. r i d, e-s aunt and uncle. Mr and .Mrs ■■an rest assured that they will all lie ,, and beautiful -lately dahlia-, itlng friends in Uilando YY D Crabtree of this city, with xuri.i.1 IN S E C T IC ID E S lliigill of Mrs YY A I iiii 1 1 perfeM III evert detail Puthe N e w s whom the bride made her home New neckwear, iiat pins, etc Mrs. will also he shown oil this night Mantle-, cabinets and tables were Here an informal reception was Grace K Will jams, First St., next to S a i b r d a v ' s pr ogr am wd l he made G R O W E R S ’ S U P P L IE S held The guests were refreshed bunked with ferns and these h.ilMil itlltr's Grocery IT 2 1 1 Ulll lined flowers ill tile dl'Hllg up id a varied pr o g r a m with Puthe with wine, fruit and pound cuke Elder Springs Water delivered to News, comedy and drama. room, where refreshments were As the young couple descended A F u l l S t o c k at All T i m e s at "Our S a n f o r d mur home. Phone W. H. Williams Beginning next week Wallace's i•r ilu- stairs preparatory to leaving set veil a profusion of pink vine al the Sanford House or the Springs ehestra Will (iirttisti nuisii appro lidded it- graceful beauty to tin and B c a r d a l l W o r c h o u s c s MendelHsohn's Wedding March was 'ill. i harm <>f tho rose decot at ions Ipnri Everyone played by Mrs It F Altree V11 c nd Yowell s Opening YY nines- priate (er the pictures the table a handsome lace luncheon has either heard them play or heard da>. Ocl. 27lh. IH-2lc The young couple left on the I 1.30 cloth find frtl Its centerpiece a lias Line train amid Mrs \\ || Peters and Mrs E W their friends speak of the unusual \tlimtic Coast music furnished t<\ this aggregation showers of rice ami good wishes, for kel of*roses and fern tied with a hitRow land left nn Wednesday for a SANFORD DEAR O A L L bow of ribbon An- enjoyable pro of musical wonder- and the people Sanford. phon* J3 where they will begin C h o n . * 36 19! \i'M id several days in Jacksonville. gram of music mul readings com will no doubt I-* ijIti.f to learn rloii I Oil-, keeping plcting the pleasures of the after Beautiful Fall Goods at Yowell s Diet i tm to- heard til the Srar ever;, Mrs Koumillat who, as Miss noon included n piano s«do by Miss Opening, I8-2IC night \\ rid man has visited her aunt ami Th...... . that has received so uni h- in this city on several m Luc,-a Chappell . How they Curried * larence farter left on Wcdnc* i In- Good News to Ghent, unit of . rtsniNs and for several months -ii> ("f I,m forinnr' lunue in Genrgi::. inii.li fayorahin comment on .o Maxwell's lies! readings, our eye-, past h a s been making her home with Mrs R ( The Standard Railroad of the South i • attend the wedding id Ins brother count of M nor hurting and being clear arid distinct will he them, making many friends here three vocal soloes. "Perfect Day," SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5lh. 1915 Drink that pure Elder Sprints rnisi-d two feet and after this has "Dearie" arid the "Rosary." by Miss Water and gel the henelits there­ been set the audience ran sit nor- by her charming personality, while Charlie S«vry, accompanied by Miss Mr Koumillat, who is a young man la-ttie Caldwell and a piano solo in from. Phone W. H. Williams at the mully and romfoftable and without of „ (,r|ink, rhlir4,.ter and „ promi­ No. 82 No. 86 No, 80 conrlualon |>y Miss Caldwell Serv­ Sanford House. rinsing or lowering their fiend 9:10 am 1:35 [in* Lx Jacksonville 8 : 1 0 |im nent business man of Sanford, is ing refreshint nts were Mrs. \Y . M 1:I5 pm Ar Sarannah 5 :35 pm 12:35 am Great displays of new goods at see Its entire surface Yu he congratulated on winning such MayAes, Mrs (Jeo. Wutanp, Mrs II Ar ttlrhtrionil 5:20 am 9:18 am 8 :00 pm Tin- admt-sion will be !i and 1 < I Yowell s Opening W ednesday. Oi t charmi ng wife 8 ;S0 am 12:38 pm 1 1 :.jO pm Ar YVaaliingloft ii Coney and MrG Y Y Spencer, 9 cent-, l-ii 1 -i tinp.ilrmishow -nlli Mli I V 2tc Ar Baltimore 1005 run 1 TiO prri 1 , 18 urn Mr and Mr- Koumillat were the , Hill 11 .l • ; it. Mils high class eoli r 12:3.1 pm Ar Philadelphia 1 : 0 1 pm I 23 am *-v W. *iM jiuy you I rents .1 pound i rtupl'-nts o f many' handsome giftA 4-u. tW u tu*j L 1u L i Jj 2 . to pm tain ntl’lt! -»-r p —rr- -ytff be rut t” Ar New York G.20 pm 7.13 am The guests included Mr and Mrs r’ ’’ el'i run cot casings, sixes in \ 3 I That afternoon acwmg cluh.x an- a and tis, ii i,l11 tile people would All-steel Equipment. Free Reclining Chair Cars to \Yuahingtou. Dining Dmaldo TolTaloltl, Mrs. S. Barker, ■Hid .it) x . p j , Sanford Machine & Car Service on Trains 82 and 8 6 . Sleeper to Savannah on Train 80. fiopular diversion in Sanford is all come out the manager might run Mrs. Alex. Harvey, Mrs. A. B. Wal­ Garage Co. 4-tf rfi* proven by the number of neighbor­ a free show you can't tell what he S For JnformutUyi and Reservation Phone or Write lace of Stanford. Dr. antf Mrs. It. F. hood dubs in the various Fcctioria of Miss Mu hie Bowler has returned might do. Altree and children. Misses Nannie the city, the latest of which was or­ to Lei h<tmn in Jacksonville a f t e r The loregoing will he in effect the Itaines. Toffalettr, tjupeilir, Isabel ganized Wednesday afternoon at the «I«-I,din.g Several weeks in this city week of October 25th arid Muriel Harvey, Messrs Tony I %* \\» w i IU> S u * * t. i n U i n i H I c , F U . HilUborough Hotel, Tuifipi* fli home of Mrs DeWitt Hayes, com­ “ Mi Jier many f. lends. I’ hotYC 112 l*h«M I* Toffaletti a lyi Charlie Hogan, be­ posed of the lady frdks in block 800. I It ING MODELS I allies Stills and foa ls at sides the following relatives Mr French Mdltnerv Shop wishes lit ami Mrs W D Crnhtree. Dorothy1. Magnolia avenue. I ncidcnluBy, The*) Yowell v Opening YY ednesdat. Orl. I ioiigenial little band -d milUsi, ,oU8 a n mum n- thnt Mr- \ > da M - Km,* ’ * Pi . 18-21r room was a veritali 1 e bower of beau Stemhridge Munson to the literature \V I > and 11 in C r.iht ree |ladles will ire known Us the Light n-prweiiling Broadway Waist A ty. with its adornm-lit of |m!ms ajid department of the Woman's Club * y : ' Ladies, 1 am receiving new goods Dress Co will be here on (let 26th Hundred. Composing the club and l>innrr til .Y/rtsnn llnltl i enjoying the delightful hospitality cut (lowers. The reception hfdl and will he given this season on'"Satur' f MI 1.1,1 N Kit Y line every wp-k arid 27th. and wdl display a beau broad verandas wore richly deco­ rlay afternoon, Oct 30, at 3.30. in \ . It i liats from 75c up. Fine assortMr F C. Coffee, of Atlanta, who of Mrs. Hayes were Mesdames Roy I tiful line of evening gowns and rated with brilliant ca\!udiun» leaves, the Woman's Club house. "tv-A auto caps. Shall be pleased to street dresses, including lovely v d - j h a s been in the city for several days Symea, A. D. Zachary, James Brown, The literature department and potted plants nnd regal palms A f­ -low you. Mrs Grace E. Williams, vet gowns. Combination serge anrf attending tht* meeting of the Hor- Annh Walker. Frank Adams, Sam Mrs, Munson extend a cordial invi­ ter the heoi-y rains of the afternoon f d t St , next to McCuller's (Iro- tnffelu diesres, ail serge dresses and "la Press Association was host at Bradford, Tyler, Hines and Misses the evening was delightfully cool tation \o ail members of the ■\VoPl­ ,,-r; 17-2tc. everything (Yin- in *oft dresses We .[1" informal dinner Saturday even- [ Agnes and Evelyn Berner. Fruit for dancing. A joyous crowd of an's Club to uttem) this p/ogrum. cordially inxite the ladle- who wi-h "<K ~ " ’ clock at the Mason Hotel j salad, 'olive sandwiches, not bread, f .idle Suits und Coats at This m-.isicalr* is rirt--d fqr March-., maids anil young matrons and gal­ Covers wa-re Ihid for seven, and i olive% and h<Yt chocolate were served Y" well s Opening Wednesday. Oct. to dte-.-i we l l to attend lant beaux responded to the invita­ in the year hook hut the thsngo Is • French Milliner* shop th*; affair (iro.ved thoroughly de- I at the refreshment hour. -’Tit. IS-'Mr tions anil a gay time was enjoyed by madn to Oct. 26. that the in'Mnligrs Jighlful ' -----<• 1 8 -D i all. Miss L<- Massent), whose charm- o( fcthe duh may hpvo •tU^.-.^ppW'VX * *-» ^ c a m e to Sanford lo give its , . Among Du/ guests were Mr Osinr Sluiljit Dtinrr . ' grace and musical talent has .wort t unity and pleasure Of .hoiiring lliO I" "ide n square deal, ('all us ome .Conklin, etlhar of the Miami Ht-rald,| j „ |,i,nor „( Miss Le Maweria of talented young ■ vinlini-H, Miss C A N D Y P U R E A N D FRESH (or her a splendid popularity is re­ 1 d you' I rill us again Six suits 1 'M ’5!rs. J. Hofly, and r s . Conklin, t onktin, Mr. M r. R. it J 1 1 o1 1 y . I yjPV* Y'oik, Y‘ oi k. the attrftcitve house Massena, who is for a few weeks tho Zr ceiving many social honors priced per month $1 00 Sutisfac- Whet could he better? editor of the Sanford Herald. <""! ; c„ f.sl „ [ \|r, j; |j Dea-, u delight -*> gux-st of Mrs Dens Miss ,MnsGarrison t’ aii'lv C< make it iim guaranteed Dollar Pressing Mrs Holly: Mr. L L Litzgi-rcld. enjoyable dance was given al Aniiutil Mux/ntl Orfrdir/ 30 sona will he ab ly. assist nil by homo Irwin & Giles sell it Club Phone 324 18? Up i ilitrrr of the Daytona Gazette and studio of Mrs.. Fannie Munson The popular nttidcale which is talent.' Have you tried it’ I , -if Miss Helen Hunt of Jaikronville Miss Florence Frank has retiunon Wednesday evening. The sjraciou given annually by Mrs. "Fannie Continued on Page £ Times-U nion. <■<1 from a pleas-nt vi“ it to M um Seminole Co, .Mehie Bowler in Jacksonville. Miss Co-Operative St ore Mr. and Mrs. <Rv J. Holly, w-|io rr.ink iiGiHvimted relatives in Plataka Are now selling sjienl several rlnys in Jacksonville, •ir" r fuming home. PURE. FRESH C A N D Y attending the meeting of the Florida [ made by Press Association left yistreday f o r : N otice Garetson Candy Co. thefr home in Sanford. Mr. Hol!y| ( otil further notice Musson's Try it ’ is editor of the Sanford Herald.— J swimming pool will be open to the 17-lf Times-Union. public every day front 2 to 6 p.' tn„ except Tuesdays and Fridays. Open t , Prftly Hirthdtiy Purty Drink Elder Spring Water "ights only by special arrangement AN ALYS IS ON EACH BOTTLE In h o n o r 'd the first birthday of "» parties of ten or more. Pure E M A K E I T OUR BUSINESS TO F U R N IS H H E L P F U L Phone 1017-3 / her little granddaughter, Billy Boufresh running wnter. All conditions, chelle Wight, Mrs. Henry Wight en­ .B A N K IN G SERVICE. VO UR S M A L L S A V IN G S A C C O U N T perfectly sanitary.. . 1 2 -tf 1 8 -Fri tf tertained Monday uftewu">n. The W IL L RE CE IVE T H E SAM E C A R E F U L* A T T E N T IO N -A^ T H E two',little indies who receivedtwith H illy upon the occasion of her first LAR G E C O M M E R C IA L AC CO U N T. . I appearance in society at the age of one month, Cumillu Madge Dens arid Mary Kearns Hurt, with their , 4 % IN T E R E S T P A ID , O N SA^ mothers were Misa Billy's guests J4► t ‘*1 ** , # i A and such a good time was enjoyed Everything served in -the best way; properly cooked ! by the happy little gathering, for a birthday party, you know Is always *n a.thoroughly sanitary kitchen, at at moderate prices. (C o u rt H * . , « B a ilO la t) -i*. * :1-.-. ^ — f .T fT-r*,t * .— a great event in one’A life. The -1 : . — three - babies sat at ■ tiny tound Try it the next time-you are hungry. Forrest Lake, P res. D. L. Thrasher, V ice*P res. A. R. Key, table upon which was the lovely >* r^yy . - * A» rjdrthday rnko with its one pink * candle../ The...favors wore beautiful hund'ma.tlp Normandy caps, fjfesentr.y r t % , * - - . ' • . -h ■ ’ ’ ’ *•*A . , r | IN ANDABOUTTHE CITY. | A BO U T P E O P L E ...AND EV EN TS... ■ ROBBINS NEST HOTEL, THURSDAY, OCT. 21, TO SATURDAY 30 V ' D A V IS COM ING I LETTUCE HAM PERS C H A S E & CO. A T L A N T I C COAST LINE THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY ATLANTIC COAST LINE Institution Today W T H E B O N IT A THE FINEST, COOLEST, CLEANEST CAFE IN CITY SE M IN O LE ii NEW WOODRUFF BLDG. • PHONE'152 COUNTY BANK �>vL, OCTOBER 22, 1915 THE 8ANFQ RD H m u l- D PAGE SIX A Defective Novel and n Motion Picture Drama By ARTHUR B. REEVE TSt IF*//-A'noirn Noctlltl and (A* Cnalar ef Iht "Craig KtnntJy" Storta Presented la Coll*borstloo With the Piths Plsyers snd the Edwtk Film Company Oopyrtqht, U l i . by Uio g l » r Oom ; » a y . Alt Foreign tUgh U I t f M r r w l Sec the Pictures a t The Slar Every Wednesday. Admission 5 and 10c SYNOPSIS ■stood there gazing off at whoro tho land Ought to be. He had Just finished scrawling n noto on a pleco of paper resting on the after cabin roof when ono of the men reached down nnd from a small wooden cage took a struggling white carrier pigeon. They fastened 'the note, rolled up In n sort of quill, to the bird's leg and let the bird loose. It circled up. then, straight as an arrow darted off landward "They'll be glad to know we're safe and so near." nodded Gregor. "And confound any Revenue men that stand between us!" The New York police are mystified by n series of murders and other crimes. The principal clue lo tho criminal Is the wont­ ing letter whlrh Is sent Its victim*. signed Willi a. "clutching hand." The latest vic­ tim of the mysterious assassin Is Taylor t lodge, the Insurance president Ills daughtrr, Klalne. employs Crals Ken­ nedy, the famous scientific detective, to try to unravel the mystery. What Ken­ nedy accomplishes Is told by hi* friend. Jameson, a newspaper man. After many fruitless attempts to put Klalne and Craig Kennrdy out oC th« way the Clutch­ ing Hand Is at last found tn tie none other than- Kerry Bennett, Elaine's lawyer nnd the man she Is engaged to marry. Ilennstt flees to the den of one of fits Chi­ ne#* criminal*. The Chinaman force* from Bennett the secret o f the whereabouts of P.OOO.tW, Then hs gives the lawyer a po­ In a room In a tenement Wu Fang tion which will suspend intimation for month* Kennedy reaches Bennett's side and several China men were Bleated Just after he has lost consciousness. TWENTY-SECOND EPISODE THE .OPIUM SMUGGLERS talking and smoking Outside a nearby window was a large box wnlch hud n.gtaall sliding door on the outside,..ayranked so that It fell almost at u touch, working a little tdgmil Hag on the back or the box toward the room. In which the Chlnaftfen wen* seated. Suddenly there «an a flutter of wings outside A pur*-white pigeon seemed to glide Into the hoi and, • »** Hie- hsmlnr-Wbl did e*».- the door automatically shut It was a cage such us Is used for carrier pigeons. The llllle flag In the room moved, and the Chinamen crowded about the box as Wu opened it, reached In and cuugftl the bird Carefully he look the mes­ sage from tli*- bird's foot As one of tln-in placed tin* bird In another box and reset the trail Wu unrolled the (Mires at the door and It flew op$o, to the lower hay aide of Vhe Inland, In Instantly, boforo tho Chinamen could ■tend of Tho Now Jersey ferry. recover from thefT surprise at tho audIt was very late In tho afternoon. I den nttnck, Craig and Hralnard were on thorn. One rushed for a window, did my best to got down to tho'Battery smashing It with a chair and trying to with tho wireless telephone fo meet get out. Craig seised hint and helped Kennedy and Hralnard, but It was dark. corner tho other, who turned out before I got "there. , As I hurried down to the dock I snw to t>o Hop Hug. U was tho work of only a moment to snap tho brace­ that they .had already. boarded the lets on the two and cover them with a revemffe cutter and wero waltlnjMjnpatiently. It was n fairly sizable craft gun. They hauled me aboard and we cast "What's that?" demanded Dralnnrd, looking at the box tn the window, ns off. The wind blew In keenly from the hay and we spun down the harbor, Kennedy'moved over toward IL s, “ A pigeon 'rap, I suspect," Craig re­ keeping a sharp lookout for any sus­ picious craft. plied. Let's wall.*’ / They sat there for several minutes. Already TVu Fang nnd a couplo of Evidently tho Chinese had been wait­ ing for something. Craig felt that his lleutcnnnts had gone down to the Van Dort Jetty. No message had been waiting might pay. • At InaiY he was rewarded by tho received from flregor, but they felt sound of a flutter outside. A click fol­ sure that ho would bo thcro with tho lowed as the little door shut, trapping BCbooner. Finally Wu directed one of hla men tho pigeon The signal Jlng In tho I to set o(T a signal, a flashlight on the room moved Kennedy loked at It n moment, then 1 end of tho Jetty, while he strained his carefully opened the dobr In the bnck j eyes through tho dnrknesa for some of the trap and seized the bird. From answering signal. Ho had not reckoned wrong. Far the quill on Its leg he took a tightly out over tho water came an answering rolled note and read signal from the schooner. 5 P. M. "Good!" exclaimed Wu with boMb Will be off Van Oort Jetty .In two faction, as he turned and picked hts hours. „ GREGOR. What did It mean? Threats, Impre­ way back up tho dock. On he went alone until he camo to cations, nothing could extract n word one of the deserted mansions of a gen­ from tho two Impassive prisoners. "Come," ordered Kennedy sharply of eration or two ago which lined the Hop Ling, not for u moment letting his shore at that point There, In a yard vexation show In' his face. "Walk beside It. stood Elaine's car. “ Whero Is the white girl?" asked ahead of me." Two of the gang had been captured, Wu, calling Johnson. "In tho house master," replied tho but Wu seemed us far away us over. mechanician subserviently. He marched Ilopinlong sullenly, while “ Walt for me here, then." nodded llrnlnard kicked the other Chinaman Wu. to his f e e l and followed. Down In a musty room In the base­ They did not have far to go. Scarce­ ment of the deserted house was Klalne. ly a block away stood n polio man. and . She wan nuithet. bound JUir. gaggiui. Craig WBTPO to him In fact, there was no necessity for It. Quickly Craig produced cards of No one could hear her cries, nor could Identification and they left their hand­ she escape, for the two roughnecks who cuffed prisoners with the understand­ had seized her were guarding her, be­ ing that they were to he held until full sides a couplo of Chinnmen. charges could he made against them Wu Fang came In silently and moved At the prut telephone pay station over close to her He said not a word, Craig turned In and called up the lab but an evil smile spread over his sin­ oratory, to which I had returned ister face as she shrank from him. "I think I've got the best clue vet Meanwhile a yawl had put out from Walter." he called Vim retro mtier tin* schooner loaded with cans of the Hraliiurd? Well. I want you to meet pre* Inua contraband drug and hud me at the Itatlery where a rev* nun ,, pulled up at the old stone Jetty nnd cutter will tie walling Bring 1.1 ■>n ■ dock Chinamen hastily unloaded It that wireless telephone loo I', n i and started up to the house laden with the heavy tins As Wti stood before Klalne the Chi tinmen carrying the dope tins entered You can depend absolutely on this r Y o u fan depend on lulely clenn, sweet when ojiened— and milk after opening. CARNATION MILK II C le a n —S w e e t—P u re j i ' 1 11 II III llS III A\\ Frorr Carnation Milk It the rleh, pure, sweet -evil[Kimled tij the thickness o f ere.tilt — and idrrlhrcd I d preserve its wholrvitnrue**. condition*, ami bundled in the most sanltnry nothing taken out hut water. It reaches —absolutely saf*— thoroughly sterilized. l-'or tmhv to drink — for the whole fanulv, Carnation Mdk is loglib tlcsirahle, oonveinrid noil coni*Dim al. t -e it for rooking, hakiinr. whipping, candies and at tins table. Order it fromyear |rocrf—"Th* C»nution Kilkmaa * P a c i f i c C o n s t C o n d e n s e d M ilk C o m p a n y , SoattU, Wash.. U. 3. A. T r y th is O y s t e r S te w R e c ip e Melt l tnl>lr«ponnfuN (miter, mill i 1 niili*^ji*»s*»tf■»I* ftiwir, ■' tr-ri- *•[>•Ninf'ji knit, tin-I i nf I - I - l - f. mill in 1 1 HI A <1*1 * • *'i» " f H .uni I i uji CaimntinM Milk t**h imitl rl Hn> t. 1 r' ' 1' •UliU) Atli! (\ pint uf o>»Ut * ami l*r«t UI»M .vanned Uttuufh jasTiTfCj r J ^ ’-not o irijiln*' hurl d*'* l*|ed to motor *1 ■■• n to the countr> hntne of one of ' • : friends who liver) mi I tt•• <-It**r» ot \.t*-r->-v nnd in eorditrelv hit*- to Hinfti-Minori catted tli* garage Hint m di-red loltnsriii to hat*- tin ear tc.rd> As Khifite was whirled downtown ' and over tile ferrv (roin New York she RESULTS TELL. Ask any customer about F A V O R IT E F E R T IL IZ E R S They know and can testily as to THEIR QUALITY, THEIR SOLUBILITY, LASTING QUALITIES and GENERAL ADAPTABILITY to FLORIDA SOILS Special Formulas tor All Florida Crops - i.t- .<ml ' *rt- t i i • < at i ar up v In I* all 1 I -I l* I* hut v>a« pill'd ...•I Inn ip-* I Hit P was iiijJ so l.rt over as lo dim Ills sight lie paused once by an electric light polo to watch a gangster Haunter pant. Twice tho fellow hud walked up and dow n 1 he Mtreel. Hie gangster slouched h> toluri lied over to the electric llctit pole nut) K»-nn*'dv fell ins hand liuich-'l by tliAl <*f lh*- SDitai-l'-r lie »ns uior111 i l l For' a lung time K'-nn*-*ly had Jy***’ n • perfecting a mmiutiir*- wirideij'* t^t**- ptiono-of hlf ow-n In* ••nttpn, and the actlvllina of U ij Fang now onusi-tl him hfikton his work. * *.,1 t was the in-xr morning after tire ACApitirt of l<ong t*ln that <Tt*lg yfot the ^In s ln u n on t working to Ida satisfaction, " j was delighted, fur I had been much hkiurcsted in following his work on It '" Y o u , Bee, Walter." Kennedy ox' plained, sotting a little black Ihj* on ; tho laboratory t»ble.^"Kve got this r\\ ibUut down to atVArnducIbli' Tnlntnpjm: ’ It‘a tho most c a m W t lutagln■bio. Bee. 1 open the face of tho box. 1 lift up these miniature aarlals of the Inverted L type. Hero Is the transmit­ ting apparatus, there the receiving, all tuned, t press this lever." 'ne'pauaed*- At the other end of the it su ip rta i-il t. f • ■ I s . Mu t i l i n g 11h •' i ph-r <* Hi., i iU'lt” >ltd -'irrcptltloilslv slmvi-il Into Ids band, and In- clutched it Tlie gangster passed, ami, us he did so, Kennedy looked ut him then bent over and re.^d Capt. Jopn Qralnard, U. 6. Secret Service. * Written underneath tho engraVcd was deeply 'engrossed In hey own one of the Chinamen picking up her Hullcnae Across the almost untrqvname wi»a Follow " tboughtH Slowly tCralel^h?TMW»-d llralnurilt-n Jlow fur they lut’d gone she dhLtiot ’ oled road they forced her nnd down teu-d a salu/it^ler a door ur\d seal­ pays rmu'lv attention, baj flu- knj-w'tbe. t>n. the stone doek. every footstep ed tjtriftelfrla.T hbvh ri>otn A nnr, roads well. They haA-minu Xo n fork, dogged by Wu and his omlsaurh's "Ufct Into tho ^oat." Wu ordered,,-^ tnenr ljilcr KeijJifVHIFalqueligd In and nnd Johnktin veered off to^tJiiX Ifjfti dnShe climbed down Into the dirty sat ihra'ii at tf n. ■i.Mralnnrd etlnctivcly Elathe kuew- thnl the rlghtnodded uihTtlralg extended bin hand ht^nd mad was *tho more djrjjct, and yawl, nnd tho ^'hlnnmen tossed her ^ quietly. He looked nlimit Thfy went title touched a liuliyslgujfl (But 'sum­ iiuIt case after' her. * "If you neo-lh'ut for any reason kIW alone y‘ moned the driver. . - 1 What brings you down hern * ' ’ a#k«S "You're taking th^"w“iTtigmiadJ' site Ih uteitll to escape." ndded Wu Hnvnt:**- , Kennedy In a luw t.oii*' ’ .* called. "Oo^JcyHhe right "**L~ • ly, "dti away with her t He finished with a threatening ges­ "A lilg shipment of opium Ik gnltig "I thdtk youTt TJnd ihe»rttati.t betteV to h*\ landed tfltiivlit and Ftp try ing to this tktiy. M,l»s* •l{iAj**i,'*- persisted. ture a« the Chinamen followed Klalne Into tho bout. Then ho turned on locnTo.Uio f’Uhieso gang back of It. Johnson. ' jj". ‘ l -4 / i hltr.hoel- and’ walked rapidly back to Think you ran*help hip'" . It w a H . however. merWy a ftHte on tbe deserted house There he climbed •"Anything to do wl$h that hop Joint his jiarf tj> gain time and’give stifne of into the automobile with the two up tho Street7" Wu's men an opportunity. For, an Dralnnrd IloducdT WoulJ It prove a the ear approached the fork, two toughs and all wero rapidly driven clue possibly to, Wu Fang? v , -*’•■*- roughnecks, hidden behind u rock in away by tho fnlthli-rs mechanician. TtU* <yawl tossed up aud down on "I'll help you," agreed Kennedy. t thd- shrubbery, had been, straining For sovu'rtkl ndriuta* yvey talked.‘lay­ Ilielr^eYes down Ih<* road and a <iiio 'thfi'toiiRh swells that camo in from ing out n plan Ftaally they paid tire approatfjt'pf thi’ c a r -had draW'h bdek the oci-an, as tho powerful arms of the ewfUra .pulled her out through tho clrt ck anil jxi*« to. go nut, Aa they closer under cAver. blackness to the schooner. rouWed tho side'door a Chinaman Johnson stopped some hundred f^et There Klalne was lifted over the rail panned. Kennedy drew Hralnard back. or b o down t h e Wrong road past the .and forced across the deck dowrt Info "What's tho matter?" whispered the rock tn answer to Elaine's signal.* It tho murky, til smelling hold. It made secret s'crrlm man. wns the chance the roughnecks want­ no difference to Gregor whether he "Did you see that Chinaman?"* re­ ed. They leaped out from their shel­ carried a cargo of contraband or a turned Kennedy. "That's Hop l-lng ter. Not another car or vehlclp was white slave. In his gruff voice he bel­ He runs the opium Joint. I think he In High; Quickly they slunk down the lowed orders for getting under way, T* worth shadowing" ,, ■-• A mad while the -Chluilntaq half led. balf Keeping discreetly In the ruar the As Klalne war boeumlnf vexed at PVtslH-d FMnins fnt<> iichyiiiUKl rOoni ' 'hliianutn Kennedy anil liratnard^ fol­ r^Qbnaon's show of *fuM>orn»c*8 . slut, ’WmldbhlpH. lowed until Hojf ppitjrvd h**forff a ram sutMCnly f*dt strong arms circling hqt,i lte »»-i down the suitcase nnd, with shackle len<tl9 y 4 ^ N o sooner had h*i while a huge, very .dirty hand pressed.- *a grunt aii(J a scowl left, locking the disappeared ItisIoA ’ than Craig and with Irresistible force over her mouth, door and shuffling along the passage* Hralnard advanced, careful that they Sho struggled, but H waa of no use. way to a steep tllftlit'of steps to the in turn wero not followed. They pinned her down to the floor deck. k rt They entered and went upstairs. At of the-csr Johnsoh drew the curtains Klalne paced uu and' down her nar­ last they camo to a door outsldo which and leaped Into his seat, from’ which row prison dlatrartcd. ’/hey pauied, to listen. . Suddenly aha paused a moment as ; "Can you make out what thoy are ho had descended, leaving the engine running. ’ .* , */ her e>'« fell ot) tho suitcase. There saying?** sated Hralnard. "T o tho .Van Dort Jetty." growled (lashed through her mind tho message "Something about birds.** returned Craig. "We've got them. .-There are ono roughnWk. "/ th e y 'll bo there I had given her from Kennedy soon." . Sho selxed the suitcase and tore it only two. Let’s rash tho door." Quickly. Johnson shot tbe car aUn)g open with nervous Angert. •* ■ Together they catapulted them^ ' • V* - WHITE FOR QUOTATIONS AGRJCUITURAL CHEMICALS, INSECTICIDES I n d epen d en t Fer tilizer Co Ja.cLsonvi lie , FI a.. JITN E Y BUS SCHEDULE SANFORD MONROK SANFORD CAMERON CITY I '. tr l>. \r. 7 :in A. M. - Ar.S;00 H:.1 d M. |,v. H:»0 A M 1:111)1*. M. Ar. 4:30 1*. M r,:l»0I*. M. |,V. 4:30 I*. M Saturday Sight* I' i. I* ,M Ar. G:?,0 I’ 't Vr mi f, \| -|.v. «:30 I* M l.» 'J .0 I*. \|. Ar.J0:00 I*. M \r. 10:.in I*. M. L*. 1 0:00 i*. M • ity Limits FARES. • R.imJ*. • ity Limit-* *f , Ib'srdall 1 "'***** Geneva A vendp Mo*>res Klalbin, t’amerun t'lly 10* Spcciixl trips out of town will he ,i„ follows: K cent* pi r mile each Avay. pin- 20 umD. in radius tionr! paaveng. r 5 cents p--r mil- Sp-ru-l J,r,,*, w or nigh by c: lling Fhorje 331. within teiritorv bout ntul Tenth St., Sanford and Fri neb Avrtnw, far lit PLAf’^ Y O U R F’ AI,!. FOR JITN'FY. PHONE 3.1 . ill! -rill**.' i . . v „ n . . . . . . L IV E R Y , . , SALES AND FEED STABLE C o rn e r Park A v « n t ls snd Second Stroat C O N T R A C T O R S FO R A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G Largo supply of H o r s o s , Mulos, W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a lw ay s on hand F o r Sale o r Exchange B t a c k a m lt h ln g and W a g o n . R e p a i r i n g In c o n n e c t io n T R Y A H ER ALD W A N T AD �___ _ „ jbk? : . OCTOBER 22, * - X3 **•*— » ■t . ? , -________ PAGE SE VE N - = •*J- n havo done nothing'" Gregor, one eye on the approaching Orlando, Florida .. ' To the Citizens of Seminole, Volusia, Osceola, Lake and Orange Counties, Greeting: Be it krjown to all of you that you an? invited and expected to prepare suitable exhibits for display at the Great Exposition already agreed upon by tjie people of your several counties, engaging in.a friendly competition for the exhibition of Un­ varied products of your several sections; also the things “ Made m Your Towns." Your school work, your fruits and vegetables, your form products, your stores of house and field, your art creations and all other articles of interest, especially stock, ckickens, etc. Prepare to attend in person-and with ytwr family and friends and the strangers within your gates. 1 9 • r' St n ford, the sold I w d bring ax. mind k It t Chinaman appeared at the batch. A Xbo'dsto of tbr l-o m ir . of . ,ch ortlSrst, moment later hla lUhe body wormed la Ihn » • » * of A let V r u x h w . -------* •------ --Cortlflrsto No. I 2 » dated the Zn I d a y of Itself otit on deck. As he came near­ June. A. D . 1913 emkra-e* S ' ) 41 UJk. I I , Tier Hanford, aalii land b » l n ( n t M t i d er, Elalno retreated further .toward at tb ■J3, date ol th • Utuanro of a j ih rrrAfl esto Gregor. In the nBrno of N a s r y It ittur. Certiorate No. 614 dated tho 22nd day of "Oh, sir," she pleaded, "aavo mo! I June. A. t>. 1911 emhrafeo l o t 4, til (. It. GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE FIVE COUNTIES February 15-19, 1 9 1 6 . r SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER EXPOSITION OF T ilt: PROSPEROUS fIVEiCO lINTIES THE FIRE like other troubles, always comes when least expected. The only way to he prepared at all times is to see that your buildings are always insured in a C,OOI) C O M PA N Y . "Oh. will It work—will It work?"she breathed In prayer, to herself as slip lifted out tenderly the llttlo wireless tolephono. She opened It, pulled up the llttlo aerials, and pressed tho lover. "Hello— hello—Craig—hello!" It was her last chance. Would It work? By this time wo had come In the rovenuo cutter to tho old dock that was known bb tho Van Port jetty. As wo swunanround to It, with Ken­ nedy and Tlralnard I leaped out. Wo gazed about, hunting for signs of tho opium smugglers. All was as still as a grave, except for tho ominous lap­ ping of the waves. I happened to Ipok down at tho ground. There In tho light of the lan­ tern l saw ono of those square-toed footprints which wo had corns to know so well— tho print of a Chinese shoo. Tier I. Hanford, arid land hniny t i i . i i r f n*. the date of the Uauanrr o| .uch f.ftlO ate {In the name of Gro. V Jnhnmn O r (locate N o . dated the n l lx / ’ of June. A. p . I ' l i t r m l r . r . , f,. S' ' 1 'if J. J-» A dd Hanford, la id Un d being l u m r l at the date of the lexuanre of rurh rertlSrate In i b » name of A. I). Htentiford II drx. Certlfieate No. S it dated the 2nd da y of June. A. P 1911 embracer I .nl rjj, IIL . K. A fl ( ’ happnll*. Huh P it., Goldxbiro. raid land being ar*erre,| tt the .late of th“ Irtuanee of «uch rrrtlflrrte la the tia.me of tj XV. ,H «a- rovenuo cutter, the other on tits ship and crow, had hoi seen her till then. "Got out of tho way." he growlctl "SavO roughly, pushing her aside, yourself." Tho Chinaman cams a step nearer, knife upraised. She fled along the deck. There In the shrouds was a lad­ ton. flnlcrr raid rertlbrater rhall b " ? r -i-ern ed der. lu desperation she seized a rung, • rcording to law, tat Pee di will Irru? thereon on the 17th day of Ortober. A. P H I S syvuuK herself around, and started up But ai Cralg’a next worda 1 inyself Witneoo my offlclal signature and real this Her relentless pursuer followed, the !Znd day of September. A. fl. ISIS. gasped. hand over hand, clenching the knife K. A. P O U G 1 .A H S "If you can get a light." ho almost t Irrb Cirruit Crurt. Krmiaile C o u n ­ ty. Florida. shouted,'"thrust It out of tho porthole In his teeth. In her terror she tore <«■»!' Ily, Jar. C. Iloborta. P C. to guide us. But we'll find you any­ off a piece of spar that had been loos­ 10-t’rt Step ened by a shot from the cutter nnd way. Keep up your nerve." threw It full In his face. We crowded about him. "nralnard — ft pair of glasses — quick " he cried, dashing to tho bow of the cutter, "and full speed down the bay " Briefly, ns he swept the horizon ahead, he repealed the tale of Elaine's i kidnaping Wo strained our eyes,. v . .. , "That a It— BralnixM—qtofc cried Craig at last. A, ■Fnr off, almost out on tho ocean, wo 81111, on ho came. She drew herself up. There v^fts no escape. A moment sho trembled aloft. Then, from a crosstree. Abo Jumped, diving fur out Into the water The Chluumuii followed. Hand over band' be churned the wave* after her Wc were now nearing a tow. rakish cruft. Though wo signaled it. they could see a tiny twinkle of light slow­ puld no attention. Instead, wo could hear the chug-chug of nu auxiliary gas ly wnvlng back and forth. engin e. ApyllralUn for Letlerr l-olenl Notice la hereby given that the •ub-erlberr hereto will apply to the Governor of Florida on the QrM of November, A. I). ISIS, at Talla h au er. Florid., for i l > t t e r r Patent on the proporrd rbarter " o f the "Z»char> Crate .< Novelty W o r k . ," which I. publtrbrd herewith below, tblr inth day of September, A P. ISIS. A. P. Z AC IIA It Y \V A. ZA( ’ IIA It V II. C. ZAC IIA 111 A . K. I’ O W K K H . Zachary Crolo A Novelty W orks• We, tffe* under.lgned, do hereby i w o r i i l r nuirelvrr lor the purpote of hemming Inrorpurated under the lawr of H o n d a , to tran.art for profit tho buelnewi below ret forth, and » i .lev adopt the following or the chart.r o l the prone red corporation. Article I. The name of this rnrpuration rhall be the 7 .r h .r y Crate .1 Novelty Wo rk. , rn.l Ur jtrlncli al place of hu.lneM rhall l>e San lord. Semlnnle county, Florida, end the board of dlreetnrr may ertahUrh other pl.cer ,lf • |ttrfn, rr "Uhlp 4fnl «il hout »•.... — Charier of 14, •V-v Ibg ,**, ' Itralnard sent a shot .across the In her prison Elnlne had talked to schooner's how Still she did not stop. Crnlg, Hfrnld. to raise her voice too Instead, the topsails broke out In high spite of the gale uml site lo aded uwp) The footprints led up from the dock, As .slii* heard Kennedy's Instruc —— $ . to an old, deserted, dilapidated house. Hons, ’jibe replaced the receiver nn<f faster Another ihot flaBheil out frptiTotJr ' K or,d* J|f||r|r ,( Wo paused a moment before It Just rose quickly to her feet from beside WHEN gun This time u spar was carried 1 i h, frnrf.i „ . , urr thr then a door opened nnd u Chinaman the suitcase She looked about There LEAST «n-t r«m<lurir.i i»v *••*1 .r appeared wns a dlngv oil lamp suspended from u^Q), an the M'urchllKhl flayltiK J,|i •»• ri•••-1 the Hchooner., clenrl) hI|OW«‘(1 *n<gfp in «n.| carry un t h r hifwinro* I With u cry he darted hack, but we a beam nj the deck above 'V r Were rapidly ginning tju » . "[ * N! * ''I,J' •'I'-V; m» » . wern. at. liim—. Tbr-rsx were others In­ sili.. . . l u i l It ttud t u u to. the port. , . ... t x tirirtUf*. MJ> Aftsl aril,* Iw ml*o i, (II m• u f * < Ml? M A G M M . I A A V K 1 ralliuf d Stop tiring- for heavens turr.» luv and >.li vcgrtablr crate, bkrtrl., side, too, but they were easily over- bolo. Iiatrk nnd forth she waved It ua boieo, of rwry nature anti kind: 19 tnanufar us her arms would permit. i Routed ( rulg from tin bow. facturr, |K)wored. liuy am) m »!I i ««h , Hoor«, blind*. *Mnrle«; l»* buy nn<l »rll w itty kind of Prodding the reticent Celestlnls, wo ri p p mufiJ isiua m? a untuaiS u >iu tin jsdan ua e j: JiHU isrturtuujiumsu As the schooner now slipped along. 1-ook! ukldir r rratrriftl (ini • rn« r r har>di««* that " * • Wlowed hla Anger as he peered 1niA> retraced our steps to the Jetty, Itraln- Gregor who had left the man nt the I »4*» n r r f u i r y «»r v t p ^ d i m i in (h# rondurt ni »u rb bu«tn«**ft. |n bnrrnn itinnrj wheel, was gazing off. not particularly | lor^ard tensely. urd's men carrying the opium. At the and i r t u f f u m r l*> rtiu rin| Ailc n|i, bond*. dork wo loaded our prisoners nnd the huppv nt the prospect of not touching There In the rigging, hanging peril »if id hr r iddlfAtMtn* lhrrrf«*f V » 4#%n. I*u> 5 MILL WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS fla ir ki . d I n | m| Hd k r a port for a long tilin' again Sudden was Elaine- She wU» t llnglng • I' d oall r« contraband on tho cutter !•» but I A i hi n h, «n d o|»«r«tr trim » It was plain that although we had ly he became aware of a poetillnr. lliern holding u Chinumnn nt (at) , • «nd • ii a ll • u r h A nd We are prepared to figure with you on all ehusses *> raptured the dope, tho ship which had though slight gleam on the water He rriA\ lir rt («n Suddenly we enw her draw herself tb» r *»id furlh rf I hi n f • • «r\ i f rt|irdl«n( (»• I»o* d«»«ir fur (hr * 11. 3 ..f I I’M HER and MI LI. WORK for HOI SK. STORE f! brought It had escaped and, worst of lealiml over Hie rail farther Below up and deliberately dive Into the wh t(oafl|l !»••■■■ I «.•' Ilf (hr I ••'t|0^%. t|f ' f r |.. i •• 1mIi A l l t.. h a t i, M i M i v r and #1 W u had again slipped through our ami a lut forward of him he <ouM ter The t hltiumuli dl\e<l also Hand 5 "f BARN. Eraming. Mooring, ceding, siding, windows, £ ii.I. % *•1’ |yh»* r l j h U e |M .«rr« An d |i f(* do r « \\ e in il'tilai In • ••( |*nf aI lull* iir<Afilflril a .el lingers catch n glimpse of u light moving over hand lie went ufter her u doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. rai-nrvf litiilrr ( h r Ia » * •! r hr o(«»r »#• watched, speechless Hralnurd giivo tho order, und we along 'he side of the bout t <•<fIitA i. left the wharf As we stood gazIliK ' Confound that went It' ' lie milt \rllrlr III Kennedy turned and seized the rapid L Tell l s What You Waul I'.stimales Kurni sited Free M I h> ( u n uni id Aim* i.t tt . from the <uptured opium to the prison tereil III .1 sudden fury, turning and lire gun, whit ling It around und aim­ (At. 1 /At lull *L ■ •I hr ►'»((> 1 hlKlAAltd ers, Itralnard was visibly elated seizing up n'bonthook lying on the ing carefully I bdl Af •. t «• i»** dit idrd Kiln fi\r huniln *1 Hnr llllf.dfrd 9 |fill on rich 5 • Shake." he said larnnlrnllv to t'ralg 1 deck , Tlo* Chinn man was n powerful swim l•*U nA»* . -if!••»» •' af • « •|<l( At .»••• k 4 I Uhi tin r It was Ih.d he whs dis­ ni'm-t - • t u it '-'? ' i cute e ■ u u ? !" • tttt Itul-mg it lie leaned far over the m o t uod wits rapidly gaining i'll appointed it' the failure to land \Vu rail I'li. 11 he brought the hoathook Elaine We could even see the gleam or whether he had a premonition that down suddenly on the lamp, t-mashlng •f the knife In the searchlight Care all was not well, somehow Kenned? It Into a thousand tills as they hlssel fully Crnlg sighted the gun T he mis P .9406« « ♦ « « « » « « » « « « « » » « » « > « » « » « « • « « « « « » » « « « » • » « ♦ * « « « « did not share the elntlon lie extend Into tile wnter. %Mir Ir D lake of n hair s breadth meant 11 f•• or 0 t •»» •l-all r l*i il* I'ul l.t ed his hand mechuntcallx Elaine drew hark lu horror In her death ♦! • •• *|i*«f*»* nrh lii-l then a lot// .ts If a tiell had hand 'a . merelv the handle of the lM*» • l 1 film 1% b Hi lie Itred r 1 ha •• --\tlIfftfe ir* • nine si 11 i d us It was so un* xp> ■t liltlil It ...fined nr If (or Ilist hope U till VItl t• fill! MMfin till* ftlint •• • i*i u • »? . 'I th.it I exclaimed although the next hud I" en tilusfeil •U|.». ... . oififmc ••• rHoclu'ttrtl o w r f 1 »«• I h* ♦ l o r the best quality of CRAIN. IIAY, FEED and ♦ •S«iinniM *| realized that it w*.is from the "Clip II look over the stern to • liiii.tinun n arniN ui»nl up lu rtniii* nur ♦ * FLOOR at REASON \BI.E BEK ES ♦ Wireless telephone Craig had asked nil' port’ 1rled one of the inen pu witfeh rrud^r. 1 1 1h lirnri Hank 1h*1 oh thr nur I K . ».»*.. i • • • " I th io M i f | i n r , | t * i i • H a l ’ 1— • • *1•«• • w*| t*. t.i hum- from the latmrnton *♦ • IMf 6 1 1, ' • f * \ if lie pointed and Greiffir rnlded his f.in* of fltr* MAfi.T 1 S II . 1 *. . t. ».« -s ^r* ' Bf ; A’ • * hi ItIti'il\ seized the Ikix, opened It Mines us tlo- 1.*Hl, llu’luilllfg Up * t 'hill 1 WRI TE InntntilI ) . I'mlp; ami I huinln^ j • l* « » • ' • t * 4 | O.f . | , f . , U „ . i n i (ii o»ot *if n*»t l e * * i h s t i * hr****. • fi • fl n ot m o r e hastily and dapped the little receiver tnun to whom Wii hud entrusted H an n y• • 1 «*r k h • • 1iflrr o, a f i *1 o(| ■ ti t ii t i r to Ills ear Klnln^. crowded about .Id •(** •• ft.. .I f . A*m I » r r f l ' * A- ( b r ei»f f ..if ■ IIg. e|* In (I rtiAY tul I ttrilf 1 hr 1 1 1 (1,0Hello hello ten. tilts Is Craig T'ln-rr wim a sem 1hllght sweeping that figure swimming In t In . Ida. k *rt n t i r j i n I U * • • u r n rnA> l»p Ml D. l li> th** Where are you—what?" tho watrr. ns If n fast boat wore hunt viator. Neither o f us puld any atton • Af t i r |H-r««kfl. I hr I ' h i f i l I f i l t r r H i i r * . Artil a I Palatkn, Florida 2 Of rourse we could henr only one ItiK for nomothlnc and won* ruptdly tlori to GroRom fruiitlr slRiinls of sot n » h * f t i f f i w s I** l»r r h n a r t f Ity I h r ut . i rk •h«tl I* • Ltorh anrtuallv t*y *h»♦ ♦ side iif the conversation, hut from the in rrhaiillliR t h*-111 iiinle r an llralhanl i'ovor<-d the •llir khnl'll^* At than Afl II14aI nirrlllil look of Intense horror that pussed 11 Hi. Mr*t XI ‘>ni|. > in J . r u . i , " I t ’s a . rovi'iiuo ruttrr.'' urowlod Mchoonor Af ||< tftntilfir tbr Af I '♦ I »• over Kennedy's face t knew (tint some Hri'Ror. IowoH iir fils cl.is* aftrr a .1.■ •♦.( r .fit* . - - . I. iU I . \s wo piiiked t'rtilr- r*'rt- lo-d over . * t. thing ti-rr'ldu must have happened to . • k u nit mv ..I t h»" to v ►t r v-r:« f • ntol 1 nURlit I'tn Ilie IlMtliR l o t hodtl) . \t t • • i|ia I. .In.t'rowil oil iMi't* Mill ~tatt th, .nix 1 ido nur l»'.it \* • *• > 1 •t.o 11.1 Il ur > motor Oh, < i i i I r ' ' ' she Ravi" d ;im K< n Ua . Ai.il ilMl.iilalk. « l l b i 1k«« ao4a.w«l M>- vtjHoyod (rvr*ti ins rrnirrs hnnrsr • ItI'd V. wrapped Ilts Rreatinat about •to* • ' i * f • « *( ••• k l-t'lili | hr bira'ii l* i '•**fif'l iiti» rA i«» |h h i i i Im 1|. \ |f. lv llialautly tho dock wuu Ip an up her • 11>« k hnt i|r f a shAll 1 itn*lil uf (i*Uf flit ||j roar. For tho moment. In their anxi­ br f» T h r fntliiwItiK ahall hr (h*o(T\frfA Ttralnnrd soind'liot drinks- -quick." |hr r«»f p o r t i o n unlll lh«»M* rlp r ln l gr ety to escape, they Hncmcd to have • Iim o n i o n ' d an Ho c a r r i e d h o r , h a l f of I hr fir*t r U r p A ^ , »fi||l h**•«• (|UtJlRr«f. vti fnrgotton Elalno— all except' the fiilntltiR. to H ie c a b i n I'liAltUni, A.* I» •4/>. Vint Prrftdrn\\ ^ / A*h Af S •*»«! T fr A* Ufrr I'hluaman who iiad boon sot to Ruard T h a t l k lleaven for the wireless tele II* »* /A^ h a f % ! taia r rl ofIh rz rtdi. \ |» li'-r Hllontlv in- droit from hl» blnuoi. I'hmie Z.9 >li*n W ' / Arh a » \ Il » /#•*• UHltteri'd a- he worked a ii *1 A k • I'l'tMf* n knlfo ami sllpp<*d down tin- rotnpun 11 at'fIciillv to hritiR lo t around \t tl« Ir \ | h.n way Vo 11 w ,14 t h e 11 • 1 nti,i that dot II.*» • < ) . ' a rate .. t • , |i | I, .fur - »• t » 0. itfjit.r a I mil •a a' Elnino. tier cars now sharpened h) It.l s h e o i m i o . i r . il l.ii.koiR u|, id h i m . a.............. . !• v' '••If » .U t . PiI. f ' ar at the tm “ T.-rlmis miih'.Ii Imr of saf*\ 1 1 !« Ir V | Hie Iir Ii I. hud heard th. i omtnotloti l ' ' III ' V 1I M I I I ) *••• t•.•nl* 11. • .1 *‘l a* A. P. CONNELLY EXPECTED t* J • •*,• • M m. l NOVELTY PLANT .J t Yellow Fine Lumber ( ’<>., Kissimmee, Fla. 1Buy Direct and Save Money j ? ; cin-rtl <11 t D A. Merryday Company ! i t ' Herald Wan! Ads Will Hrinir Results Six Years of “ Making Good” by The Florida Citrus Exchange I lie F lorida Citrus KxrhaiiRc* is chirring upon tlu* srvnitli yrar •1 \ t ry useful existt iuv. of No co-operative organization could Hold together for six years unless it had made good for its members. Despite mistakes and vicissitudes, notwithstanding handicaps and obstacles, the Kxehangc has steadily increased its membership and wonderfully grown in strength. It has taught the growers the power of co-ojxration and shown them that by selling their own fruit they can make more money as well as control their own packing houses and marketing equipment. It has shown conclusively that there is not nearly enough citrus fruit grown in Florida to glut the markets if projicrly distributed, and has secured good prices whenever in control ot anything like one-halt or more of the production of the .State. It has investigated thoroughly the latent possibilities for the co n --' sumption of Florida fruits and’ has found that beyond question there may be developed by proper advertising a demand for these that will take care o f the production o f every acre of citrus land in the State, and is proceeding to do such advertising. ^ / It has won the.admiration and rcsj)cct-of its foes, it-lias gamed the lo v e and loyalty of its friends, it has established itself as a \ it*d, pro­ gressive, aggressive .factor in the business life of blonda. The owner­ ship and management of this great organization is absolutely in the hand$ of its members. Il you have not joined, why.not.carefully look into what the Florida Citrus Exchange offers you inUs seventh yearJ See the manager of the local association, if there is one in your com ­ munity; otherwise communicate with this office. ' . .. • • • • - • . - Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Florida • • * * * ' ■ VI on (look She seized n chair and propped It riRiiinst the door She had acted not a minute too soon Down the passageway, already, he could bear some one creeping stealthily. It was tho Chlnnman with his murderous knife She hoartf him pause nt the door na tie looked nRiiln nt his knife Thijn the lock turned The door creaked But she had propped tho chair well, and It held Just then she heard a loud report outside, nnd an Instunt later anothar. Then fujlowed the crash of aomethlnK heavy on the deck above accompanied by a volley of vile oaths and quick footsteps, as Gregor gave tiasty orders to his crew-. Tho Chinaman at the door redoubled his effort*. Ife seized a tire ox hang­ ing near by and attacked tho door with that, hacking furiously. t i - J •- > f We carry all tho leading va­ rieties of FARM. FIELD and' G A lt DEN SEEDS that Kayo biH*n tested and known to ho specially adapt* d to Florida soil anti climate. Poultry Feed, Supplies, Incubators, Etc. Sho moved over foarfulIjr’aB far away Write for Catalogue and Weekly Price List . f Il-» f • A» *1 t La h'l inh r nl f-Af* • (All* • 1 Ii f••!!•» <a • \ 1• Z • • h • f y •«aiifitr*l, Morula. r ..r •U r * • \ /•«ti«r> >aiifurd, Montla. Trn •fliarrv Zachary. Sanford. Florida. Four it «• llundrril Eighty share* Powers. Sanford,* Florida, A k Flv m *'i»ro» In Witnewn Whereof. We ha\# her run tu art our name* this the .KM h *|a> of H .p tern her A l» Z A C It A It Y W A. ZA C II A It Y II C Z A t * IIA II Y • A K r o w I.IIS i Slate »*f Flofitl*. Count) of MrUliflhlr T rfn re n»r I hr un<lrr«if nr-.f author*!} p # r •oit all > ai»t>«-arr<! A Ii Zachary, w A. 7.arhar>. . Ii. C Zachary and A K |'ow>r». to me • r l l known, who being tluly wworrt n y i , each for him*rlf; that h* algnctt a n d rareut«*t| thr forr|oln| |riftrbmrf,i for t h#p u r p i ^ s tb r rn n *iprr«s»<|, an«l (hat thry arr iht brrannr ramrtf a* s fi Za chary. \\ A ' Z a r h i r ) , and It Zarhar). a « d A k. I'o A ir s . thrrm In W lt n rM Wh rrrof. I Ba y *- herrUnlo Act my hind and nfltrtal real at Sanford. Hrnt Inolr count) . Florida. lhi« With day o f Srplrml.er, A K faamll I a. (i. S T HI N(J P K L L O W . Justlrr of I'rart. 12 Frt-4lr I is v j 'J T vact; NOTICE TO CHEDITOKS In < «urt •of Ih# Count) Jaad|r. she could to the porthole nnd looked • *Ir * S r m ln s t f ( BORtf, Ntal* *»ff Mnrtda nt the black water, as she leaned far In r« INtal r of Jrat* Owen Mnrrfann out, then up at the deck only a few To All Cradltorw, l.r|atr«a, I >ia|ribin#a« . #i a t f* 8 . D m iivuitrs feet above her. and All I rraona havlnc f lalina Arain*t Sati) L*tatr With frantic atrength born of fear You, and #ach of you. ar# hereby, nop 20G East Bay Street (he heroic girl wriggled out of the portAed and r#quirtd to pr#a#nt any rlaim* • nt! demands which you* or aithtr of you 1 hale, aa th* schooner heeled over and JarkKonville, * Florida n»hy have agaiAjt th# #ttal# of Jw%* Owen managed Just to--catch the scuppers Morrbon. drcaatod. lata of !i#m!no|# Coun ty. Florida, to In# underalynad idmlnii* of tho dock.' Foar. lent her strength. trator of attd eatate, within two y#ara from • <5> the (fat# hfreof She succeeded in pulling herself up to Dat.d Oet.^%r -A l» 1> 1.'* the rail and (hen over on tho deck • *• • A. ftr.KKY. Just as tho plled-up furniture tumbled Fr* I M f A ddltiiitn io r. over after the door gave way The Chinaman, Infuriated, caught 1 Just a glimpse of her through'the port­ • f Ibo Ih f - lUbunty A u r t ) . Ju J u dsr. d i r , ,H rm ln.M In Conrl of hole, turned and rushed for tbo stair­ Caun lz, Hlnln **ounIz, H i . I . af of rio H vrt ds -----------------:----H r— tn ro C.tsto of , . . . . . way. J*R1f< IV Hut..ft,. t)..naIf* - —' unde r lu (he commotion Elalno had actual­ •N«l| t« • ( Application’ far t u . To all C i .d l lo r s , I r g u r n . - H U i r l b u t c . . sn>t H vr ll.n 676 of Ike G r n rr n t- H ls lj i rr . sit IV rm ok* hsvln* r l t l m i sfninot *njd ly como over the rati unobseryod iiut No lle * I. hnrobv ( l « . n U , d J i l * N o IfiO , *— sho know -that olio.could not bjC(h*t ri urc hiu r ol y t r e ft lcDl # t » t I f j d r ^ i L u r *. Y/hr. snd -O . bo^by n.U 3rd ds y ot Juno A. V . i J i , ^ ‘ V . i r • * « spd ronuired tiw-preornt stry d s l m s ^ o t t - *• way. long,. There-was Just a chance Nps. U S , MS, 67S.i‘ • "• i • • » • « *«• a demands . m . l i a . . kwhnh n h vm. l . . . ofof Oyap. .. you. n.pr . M »ub*e msy that a white man might tibed hor ap­ dsy of Jutir A. p . 1913 h s . fllsd said cor li ­ hs^o again*! tb* r*lsto of Jsm*« b. HobItnbftm o o tn my ofllco m i l bss mt do s p p ll r s t lo n ___ _________ C o u nt). peal. Forbidding though he was even for t u droit to l»ou» In socordanro witb t s v . ' •TU. d*ros*ed. tslo ol H.mlnol* Ftotid*. to -(h o Xindortignrd •dminUtzslrls, In th; nut .!.**»* K'.alnc started tq- Sold eortiflrotf* . inbrnrr* I ho following >|r- o f ■stld Clare, wttbfn on* >*ar from tbo ns ' • E. A. Martin Seed Co. LEGAL ADVERTISING »eflbo«l property y t t u s u d In Baralooto f ’o ub iy Florida, lo wii: face of the ■— . *VV KNOWN FOR QUALITY CONKEY & PRATT’S MEDICINES d • ^ SEEDS One after another, the table, a cheat, everything movable, Elnino piled up ngainst th9 door as It splintered But It waa of no uae. * ' . •? i-aikv’j1 ^ /k R T IM-S ** I il CorUflest* No flO .M ud tbo 3rd day o I Jus* 4*:iJ. m * stnbrsooo A ll,(Ilk 3N, TM r ' "• dal# br»»of. ’ led OftptVor 8fh, A. t>. t*IS. M A lin A lt KT I). RO IIH H eit. H-Frt-fle * Admlnistrstris. ..*‘L rM ■ - ‘ MO jetV �OCTOBER 22, 1915 WOMAN'S CLUB Evening Bridge The nodal department of the Woman'* Club-, entertained infor­ mally at unction bridge Tuesday evening at the Woman’s Club houae. T i n . dull.. rooms .were decorated for the occasion with a profusion of cut ilow'erst, goldenrod and vines, which made the rooms lok very altrarlive. There were seven tables.of play­ ers and after a number of interest­ ing rublrfcrs of auction the scores wire compared and it was found that Mrs. Forrest Lake had won highest score of the ludics, and was presented with a puir of white silk hoae. Mr. Forrest Lake won the gentlemen's prize, a tie and socks tc mat eh. At t i l o’ clock a delicious salad course was served, consisting ot chicken salad, sandwiches and cof­ fee. The hostess, Mrs. W. I*. Cartel was assisted In serving by Mesdnmes Deane Turner, Geo. D. Bishop C. E. Henry aijd Robt. Webb. The nfternoop proved thoroughly informal and delightful und those present spent a most enjoyable evon- Annauneimen t Dancing school under the auspice* of the Womanfl’s Club * conducted by Misses Anna McLaughlin und Lillian Herring. Saturday afternoons for children at th e ’ Woman’s Chib house and on Monday evening for" adults from 7:30 to 8:30. General dancing from 8:30 to II p. nt. -- -- -- -- ---•- :- - . — - - - - - - - - - -•- - - ■ ■1 of each season to so that every one m a y acqu aint themselves with ^ Rehearsals lor ‘ 'Mother Church" at the Episcopal parish house Satururday afternoon at 2 o'clock. — Cabartl Hataar At the Woman’s club house on Tuesday evening Ahe soda! depart­ ment wilt give a cabaret bazaar that will lie open to the public. Danc­ ing and cards will be the order of the evening to which Avery one is invited. There will be no admission fee or charge for the privilege of dancing hut refreshments will be served through out the evening. The Bale of refreshments is for the pur­ pose of raising funds to meet the payments due tin., the club house. The entertainments being given by the social department are unusually popular this season, with Mrs. W. I*. Carter as hostess for October and Mrs. Archie Betts, chairman of the depatiment is Sufficient to insure a delightful cypnlrip, fbe cream, cake and home •rnljM-'ftfcndios will he on sale. Rchiethh£pMie date, Tuesday evening, October 2<i. Everyone in­ vited. Members of the club are urged io patronize the affair and bring friends Goodies! — goodies that, just m-c-l-t in your mouth •— light, fluffy, tender cakes, biscuits an d doughnuts that just kuop you hanging ’round the pantry-—all mado with Calumet — economical Daking I’ow- den Try il=dm«array bake-day failure*.H R * c e l r * d IlisbMt A w a r d * ,Vr» Ifonli .J fV*# ■ # #« K t tp I n |V a a * l ( b n . by the derful stock o f merchandise. ' Pm r We annou nce our Fall Opening of St Si l y nr * <in <hi afternoon the \g ne - I, till/) wer, For Sale Plane! Jr., sToi-TT 4III tools complete. /John Macdonald Pace’ s Farm. • * lfi-2lp Fur Sab E-:gs and Baby flux of celebrated Regal White Wji.ndoiii *, lug p ' rfor n i a i i i heavy laying |, : am I linking orders for same no \Is11 , few pulle'.s and cocker. !• ,nn ■• F P St roug. I n>, I hi r .1 >i : adford In ■ POISONS Retained in the hodv rause rheumatism, scrofula, malaria. ron»ti|iution, blood polsion M .MUCH to I nit I III HI .null expels poisons from the body and rures blood poison in its worst form Sold In I.. II PhlIPps and < o Mr and Mr- KmimiMut will |,e at home after November tir-t at 1 tl I West Third -tree! Monday Best By Every Test Tfftfsr Rouitiillai our. most w on­ Ask Your Grocer For Among those present were: Mr. nml Mrs. ,W. P. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.. A. L. B e l t s , Mr and Mrs, W. E. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs Forrest Luke, I)r. and Mrs. T A Neal, Mr and Mrs B A Newman. Mr and Mrs. (1. F. Smith, Mr. und Mrs G. D. .Bishop, Mr Miid Mr* Deane Turner, Mr. and Mia, La Verne Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Symcs; -Mosdames R. S. Keclor -of Westfield, N, J,; C. E. Henry. R Webb, George Herring, Henry Diekins of St. Petersburg. Fla ; Misses l.e Messena ol New Vorl., Lillian Herring. Charlotte Hand. Mr S M Lloyd the safest, purest, most H rrdmott - /fee Surrounded with very cordial in­ terest was the marriage of M iu Hortense Rdnn Weidman and Mr. Kugcnc Francis Roumillat. which took plnre on Wednesday morning at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Tampa The bride is well known in Sanford circles, having visited here a number of time* Her charming p. r-<>iialit \ and friendly disposition has won lor her a lue-t of friends who will be interested in her mnrr.age The groom I* i Simford boy and a popular favorite everywhere He is the eldest’ son of Mrs Eugene Paramount — Myrtle Steadman . in “ W ILD ,O LIV E ” fit the Slar Monday World'* Garden Soot of 1 . It,—i rulglium -ceil n New South Wales Is .nd to contain j I OH per t.llsllel 111 live lllislll I more kinds of flower og plants 'hail se,,i R\i t j 75 | er Imsl'i 1 ' all Europe * member* aurst plelM •uitl.v entertained by Mrlulius Taka, h it t iiv home i f her mother, Mrs Aspmwall The girl* are busy with their fancy work for i he bazaar or, December 1 1 f. The i ml vinfr ioii little hand believe in beginning early A new member was added to the soiiety on Monday, Miss Prances Gonzales. Other present were Misses Chariot le Hand, Snidee Williams, Frances Aspmwall. Mis Neal nmj Mrs Braxton Perkins HiaixntKiri r Making powo& £ o ic a g o ■!.,1 there j,di* You fir iw Is y our ud tri I'u* II a \i you Mimet hit v; T h e kiddies nrc up early, e v e r " on the g ntitl m e nlwnys hungry. Cheap mul big , anBaking t'ownl els do not Save you money. Calumet docs it's Purr ■ml far superior to sour milk snd sod*. ) ' .. ■ ,u te celery farm In ■ dilc-. -oiil to.i t of y a n ford. Hallo,-,insured for J COO.OO. barn, chicken housi artedun well t’ n> half nub to -i ..... 1 ..ml lording statioi . Ierj*nre of W W Miller, Sanford. biscuits Sun'-*" : r •i heal t Itfnl, nourish i no. pronoirice 1 ft x x j nil u u y lung. I l ' l •or?, ill# I - irk# W nrL , lit m - 1 M r md Mr- I lo I an iiiiiiine the Kirib of :i daughter on • immeow cro am . e f|< m l” .ill , Thursday, Uct 2 1 't - Tin- little gul bud many i .n u i i , * tit. r (< » « •c has bepn named Martha Alrnedn. boost them i oy a i i y. An soon as | the two teams c: :r -1 upon the field pu: Rent Two pretty furnithe^ tint fGVMI.i I *- o 'jin' |i ic f1 f lh» }• it vvas seen that O'h 1 mlo had the ni'Mii-’ . -1 .(>m! (light, separate enFrom the nr fil, *«h|rx I f o iht* 'leriaioft I weight and it wa almost for, com t- t i1 v’ .i-, s l f t v e vink. w atfr Diamatized by u IrfBw ADl i -fti mn Jifkil i i t»« h r if * eonclusioi, l al the tirungc • <t|•1 1 :*I f i h ’-’ i liii I'liu ii \ I , . W i l l i . " 1v if * i . n w e i l l h I « rafi lf Elmer Hnrris *• < H f.» mMi•» v n t f hu I ||, , |team w.odd walk .irioiml our boys., Mtri’im Strange tL**ut »r.*kir g <tiiy |*r* m s n u . i i j.r i but the SunpJld tealli i*w II" such, I’ A t i t ” la w • o j liv e r i l t e llt j« ' tin * . " < , 4 tti ' t • * r i j it,#* «* TU'iin k n U j e i * ! wor ■! a- g l , • uI* and ' * , i .■kto ! i . »»t l"t rent lug fel !•>w • w■l li I t lie l III I ti * celery give- them The sloppy field made poor play­ For Rent Furnished room in i,r*' ing one ol the goals being under vale family Modern convenience* , water and the playing t>f.,^hc teams 115 French Ave. I 2-8tp was not up to the average. I Morris Spencer, Bill Pope. P114J ,For Rent DeSl rooms I Ezell and Harold Wushlium for the k' litlem, I, .,n pii vlx I homo . team were ''--^^ie)jtjona||y Lati R< a-ont’ tile. bright stars and their work was To 0 ) * V u u r * u| Sanford I Kin a r A t i t J U l a i # fo r r r - f l * r l i u f i W iflt* i chewetf fro d ith o grand stand ugsitrf i i f f l r r till < I r r k inlT C u l l r c t o f t Hu 1 l l W m «rv* to hi* lirIff* K qv. It, lljfcfl;’ pt avri r -YowelFA ainl again. ill11« «l t hln o#11 ri* for ftv0 y#tr* ■in| 1 HInk |bi | > *Ph7-' 1 , Orlando boys also'*played well and 1 h*v»* *lh0 nfCfHiry «oi(>rrirfici* md *%Wi . a p|*r#rtatr jrwuf A»ypD«r(. * * t * I, • their bruw’n was a stone wail of dcor S'clew-irpu-affijL f ” . ’ tense. The game wan groal/y envY. f. Tlffgpoiy J^Ol-tf. ' •joyed by those present and demon­ strates that football Is becoming plirtinc’iit* popular with llje fgps u.ad'the otiier led roopiV” L game* to be played li'ctrf^should bring Lre.'v v 8'l f' out record breaking crowds." ”■ Tiie official ’score“Was L,* to 0 in ♦ rcr il> ..t O .a . r o o m Cvi in favor of Orlando, but the home y depot. Enquire FJ.’l , \1 team is confident of victory next I N r time they meat i '•* POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Store closed Tuesday preparing for opening, Wednesday morning at ♦ 1 Disagreeable Calomel is Yielding to 1 17 P" Pleasant-liv-Ver-Lax *♦» . E I ♦ CLASSIFIED ii A D V E R T IS IN G <** ♦ L - * All Local Advertisement Under This Heading THREE GENTS a » physicians generally 'agr.ee* that Line For Each Insertion.Minimum i the nntlseating.vTinideusant effects cif Charge 2, r» Cents. ' calomel are due to the undesirably • - - rc-<-<><* ***+ „ <>.’ - ’ W A N T E D ■ • violent action it has on t Me system r For a lon’g while various substitutes f have been tried, but it was only recentlythat Die really wonderful rem- • . edy, r i V - y : R . | . t \ was jin- purtTrf • • 1successfully by L. A Grigsby • 1,1V.VKH-l.AX has all the gqod. 1 and none of the find efferri of ealon mel. U i* a necessity in every home, • always being ready to cleanse the ] i sluggish’ liver and bile clogged »ys- 1 > tern, with no unpleasant after ef- i . feels,,/ | 1 I.IV-VEH-I.AX is guaranteed “ to 1 . give satisfaction, or your money will | t be immediately refunded. Insist on t . the original bearing the likeness of " 1 L. K. G/igsby. For sale in 50c and For Sale— Two fre|h milk FOR SALE Hand Bros. Wimtttri—To*, trade good honet . delivery wagon and bar ness to trade for a second ham! Ford auto truck, J. L. Miller at Millors ,‘lTaleify.' Wanted*—Permanent’ 'pdsitio*j h/ first-class experiouced ■f>ounK stenographer. vfnim New_ Vorji.-Mfl aiifitstul Telegraph. Co, •kt.1 AVantcd*—In modem „h four /ooms sgitabl^'rfor*l keeping. Wilt rent froijj I6tli to NKay Pr J u i i V ^ T j ily. No childri’ n. c-d .Herald, qtating rent a Wanted— A German Hkp havo a job tires* " d c r man, "• ic abo*lt ft^jiouse- iftpt De** fa«!*.y f^Room*! man would • vA' ^ 7 �P • i v .,V:4r ’ ’ . -—■r ■■ ....... ........... — . — •— -. * :•* : ----------- * - — * — *. W v * / — • • • * . • * IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION P U B L I S HE D ON AND FRIDAYS SEMI-WEEKLY IN VGLI’ ME VII • SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY OCTOBER 2G. 1915 SANFORD CITY \ VRDS WILL BE CLEANED UP a n d p r iz e s are SANFORD—Li/eI. Well, to OFFERED FOR THE BEST PLACES be Presbyterian (' E. Nolen Tbe Presbytcrinn C. E. met on Friday evening, Oqt. 22. with n large, rnthuslartir, attendance. Rev. Strpng, our district president rarne o v e P fo r a short- while before the minting and gave n moat in­ structive and interesting talk on the "Dixie Standard of Efliciency, and ulso' about t he district convention to he held iir Kissimmee in November. Our society expects to -end a big del­ a t io n . f* The devotional meeting was in charge of Co. A., Mrs. Geo. Paxton Itrades, Subject, “ Politica fojr God,” nnd nil the members of the Com­ pany made fine talks on different phases of the sub’ert. Our next meeting will lie on Thurs­ day evening of this week, instead of . p_t I I rT M J . __ . t _ a 11 Friday as- usua . This meeting * 1 A NEW HOUSE BOAT WORKS; FOR MOVIES SAFE HARBOR; IN SANFORD BIG FACTORY SANFORD HAS BEEN CHOSEN THIS WILL BE THE LATEST BY VETERAN SHOWMAN ENTERPRISE FOR THE AS PLACE OF FUTURE RAPIDLY GROWING y •* RESIDENCE CITY OF SANFORD NO. 19 Ex-Chief Beavers Here Mr. and Mrs. Beavers und little grandson were here on Saturday in their touring car, coming all the way from Atlanta nnd going south us far ns Tampa. Mr Beavers, until re­ cently, was chief of police of Atlanta, holding the position for four year and being on the police force of A t­ lanta in continuous service for 2 2 years. He fell- out with jfoe powers thnt he in regard to the segregation of the red light district nnd other re forms and was beheaded, although the chief was standing for law and order first and politica afterward. .The party will spend several months near Tnmpn nnd expect to stop of! here on tbe way home. While here they called upon Mrs. Stephenson and daughter. Miss Hazel Stephen­ son on Sanford Heights, old friends for many years in Atlantu. NOVEMBER 25 SET ASIDE FOR THANKSGIVING PRESIDENT WILSON ISSUES ANNUAL PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING DATELT TO GIVE THANKS ' , After looking them over A. G. Sanford will have.the boat works Washington, D. C., Oct. 2tf.— From November 17 to November Allen, the veteran minstrel mnn has and the harbor for motor boats that President Wilson has, in a procla­ 2 o n is proposed to ask our rity to decided to locate in Sanford and has so long been needed here. This mation, designating Thursday, N o ­ take part in « general movement lot make this city ills residence. - He much* was adored yesterday in the vember 2 f>, ns Thanksgiving Day, .-batting up and beautifying, andhas given the contract to George purchase of the old Fibre Factory called attention to the fart that tho ______u;--------------------------- be m i barge of ( <: It . Mis- hist it, ,, i m i committee of the Woman's Venable for a fine building to lie on thiV lake shore, just north-west of United Stutes has been at peace I’ urdon lender. . 1 ,1 ). is fortunate fn having enlisted • erected on the Hines block on First |the A C I, docks and freight depot while most i»f Europe has been at , Sanford Debuting Club ihe interest and hearty support of 'treet. recently swept clean by fire j The new liont works will lie tinwar. Ninth Street Park The fullow'ing postal has been re­ 1 1 ,. ..,i > coUrxil. Alley ways and vaund the new building will be used |der the personal management of • ‘‘ We have been able to assert our In view of the fact that the park . •„ lots will come in for special exclusive!) fur movies and Other a t - i S Sherman, who has made *uch a ceived by many of the citizens of rights and the rights of rnunkind on Ninth street is tlu> Fii«t public not re. t•, i i.iri and there will tie a general tractions in the theatrical line ] surer -' of the plant at Heicsfurd Sanford .uni tlm-e who have , , without breach of friendship with ground to meft the eves of strangers luiliiul ajuu tic u lavfjmial ai «wl-tUim 4i* - - — t- —... » t * —~ iu.La-l.iuAL 8P<J_cle.urjnjjiwaj^ jcnuivThe new •lotddrrtr will he fiO feer-nnti Mr - htTcrTtirin ‘irljf tn*":fv-';'|sn’ rt tnr irrcur nations with wh ont w,will lie, ) list us welcome 1 1 has .t|,i,i io the s|iriug und fall house arriving in the city it should lie as front und 117 feet in depth und will by ( Kenniaon of Orlando, who is have to deal,” suid the president. cleaning events so dear to the heart beautiful as it can lie inado for “ first seat 1 . 0 0 0 peoplo with three doors also an experienced builder and simply been impossible to make a The text follows: impressions are lusting.” A move­ personal canvass of all the men of of every thrifty housewife. on each side for emptying the the­ wood worker. “ It has long been the honored cus­ the city: Some changes have been made in ment is aireudy on font which will atre in rase of fire or panic. The tom of our people to turn in the Messis Sherman and Kenniaon Dear Sir the arrangement of districts, as in- result in its development nnd it is stage will In* twenty feet wide with fruitful autumn of the year in praise are in lhi- city anil expert to interest proposed to have il laid out and The almve club will hold its preI by the following outline. thirty fool proscenium and Mr t h e | ....... und thanksgiving to Almighty God of t h i s i l l ) mi t hi - p r o I,miliar) in.-itirtg in tho fniigrogU'l .i, l )i;estions may lie referred to pluntnd in as elfeelive manner a» Mien will book «oiiie of the i h frsi J(.rl , ,a|!y the owners of boats for His man) blessings and mercies toni.il church auditorium next Tu,*su ho have been chosen ns possible •lass IIItrneiions for the coming sea-1 ilt„| |IPH n,„| Orlando people lo us as a nation The year that is It is suggested that it tie given son ami expect" to give I he dit) TODAV Oct 2 tifh. lit 7 (0 I ,,, • t . hair men tic people now drawing t •• ., , lose sino- w«- lujit 1111 • r*-"(**•! i t> i In- idea ,*f 11 •yi. t I From Tenth sir. el m a n.iltle more ill-tic ttv* than Nil,’ I >>f Sanford tin best.liter* i« in the |,.»v, r nb-i-r'i-d our day of national thinks -.,1 * harbor for th*-i, i**i.,l" Street Park." so the III..iter t" t** be 1 ., inuse me lit line in both movies and .,,,,1 , | •t , limit-, south, east and west giving has been, while a year of dis Hi- where t lie) can |*ur* b.,'*left In a vote of the citizen* A Ilf's popular play« cipline because of ihe mighty forces I’ li .nr hi,its. Mr- W M Hay lies Mipp i. s it**! have i lo ir boats „v*-r for this purpose will l,e placed i,, Signed The workmen nr*- busy on tin- It.till* I 1 1 t-,,i || F’riim Tenth street i<> of war „ro| of change- which hawd r*-pulled I'l,*- to w b**,lt t In ||era hi otb* i ai.il passers I y m-w liHildmg. which will Io- of lirick wort . will lui'e a tnarine basin U. .,Ke tuMiinleil h> Kim avenue disturbed tlo- world, also a year o f ’ urged to deposit then choice for ,t and fire proof construct ion throughi,n tli. west and by the west side of larg*- i-nmigh 1 0 hold 7.7 Imi,Is-, large High Si himl It ii I.**s of n i . r,.|fi as i sperinl In-losing for us. mi no• ,i and the theatre will ),, open in ., i>d i..* t • *|* •ift Mir ••*» f < Itair \ not lo r >i-i,r of peace has Iteeri i r,*| ., ina r, i,*- pai 1 w .,, will I I h••) t rc -I form at,out November lift, ,-nth haul th* I,h.i I s from l In* Ink*- i *• l he vouchsafed ii" another \e.,r in which Mr - 1 | 1I ( nil Mi? I lo re i.r• i nuinlii-r of iliing- we >>n Hri. Is •*r earlier K n ker l,ol only In take thought of our duly J* mm I V HI •*! r« ,-t t* I n I*>r in u Iion for t III f„i|<*ra. |i*,„|<-d in the Imifiliiig r<would like i-X|,|ilined by the school roads \ (I Allen was in tin- I healri cal **-iiil\ in 111 > i I I*) tin- til,r** fa*t or\ to ourselves and to mankind but •^ . I>i >ii ,i ilcii h> Siiitfor<l a v ••ii board First of all. la'I year we I w i s l I o e x t e n d f o \ o n o i l b e l i . t l f bu “iness for many years, having This ' -tiil.iit.|C that h - long l“ * n an also, io adjust ourselves tu the muny *i tli • *-a-l .lllll !•y t hr rll*'1 -lib wi-ri inf or life d by I lo- lio „ I board In-ell o|| the road for sixteen year- i vi- «**r* -in the !ak*- from will Inresponsibilities- thrust upon us by r • i ! V•1- li­i» tin 1hr \vi *hf 1 liatr o f t l i e b o a r d of , 0 , 1 , 1 1 v c o m m i s s i o n ,*r I heir f *•|*ti-"i-nI at I \r that ihe) e f " Ifi a n d f o r S e t i n n o ' e , I t l l l l U .III with Mlef-'s Mm tr.-l- ami iiei-oiuing pi.,.* I I'l lir-l . Ill's i OIhIi IHIH llld i h* w ir w tin h bus involved almost \1iiMiri M• lt M wi-ri- , ompelled to place tin- »*-\ ,. ' III S It . ll Hill I" meet a 1 1 11 II" l i e XI ' **d of Ihe r<>a»l iIs-■id*-i| to -s-t• tile wtoili of Kuropi We have beep h *11111 S.tfilnr'l .t 1 - *■n in li*.iiil,. I.||I- of the bil'l*-*l failitries |\ **b1 1 , and iiglilb grades ,n tin- high N o v i III),, - 2toi .IMlf It Wi l l ti, xuiiH' Hornl.i •'it \ ami huvr iii th,. ".*■,-1 1 ,111 . •-niployitig u force of aide lo assert our rights and -ll , t , ,i rotts * ,r*i ,iml ( r«»m (hi • 1a k* T l i e ' l l . , ' . >Tin•• voil »*tn h m tl r,. j tionit* a^jain Hi-* fxtf111 1> will skille 1 workmen anil adding mule hi hoo| building and that room would rights id mankind writ hunt breal to . limits south Sul ll vision. In* our pIpHiiir* have to l,<- made for th’-rn Bill we „ f,.w ,f thev will null) to th.- pav roll of tin- cii\ ’ of friendship and the great nations I in i art of the city known us format toil from .oir ollice as w,,ul,l i r y ., wenalso assured tin,t this would bousekeeping d In onto i o or i', *-■wt < hairmaii Mr- < K 1 1 kel -. gr • vou l,« I * r kii'>wb,dg<- “ I I’ hc new work' will h„v*- iniriio- ■lot menu lenience u» all) except thill w:th w’ holtl we have had to deal, our bn* k roads as-uring you that of Sanford \S n h, r wu)s and a hoist .iiol all I In- app nr we would have lo put up with less and while we have asserted rights, In it t \ From Kim avenue to tbi' very* important matter which tenanci-H of a first ,-|as* boat build room und have our building torn up we have been uLite also to perform It ^ I* U. N o t e s duties ami exerrisevfirivilcges of nuc. • • it- west, from ilie lake to affects ,-vi-ry tuxpayer of Seirumile Now. after everything A v.-r) inierestmg program v„s mg works ai.il l lo- manufacture of for a year county in the matter of construct­ ■|Y ii -tree! Sub division. The boats, launches und even Nxus explained to us we eonfornuul eor and tieljjfulness which sholtld rendered by tbe Senior B V P U small ing lirick roads ha* not escaped our serve to demonstrate 'our * tleairo lo l. -• .f tin- ,it\ l • own a« GoldsSuiolu) evening Th Company o f : large steamers wi\| be begun here to this, hut on coming buck (o make the offices- of friendship ihe time aild a* lent mil 4 ' l.a1rtn.i• MrI K lohn Kuuians w„s in charge, of- whom This new enterprise Is one.that will school this year we tun! a set of means of truly dislulciested „ud pnWe have not accepted the present 'Oil Miss l.ucille limes is Captain Mr bring Aian) tourists who are lovers priimary rules laid nut for us, rules selfish service I. i. k rn.nl' and will not in the !,* x’ . t. i i I . mirage I In spirit i i-l Mal m led ’ l e meeting and was of the water In-re w her*- th*-\ cun stricter and more absurd i hun w*(,bir ability lo serve ,,|| who ' all I lo v. r have heel! id uslolio-d lo to Ifn . . f I . <|l. It. . It |f 11 • . . .. a: - !...' pig -ii.......I- I in i *i d ’ v Mr Eugci - ‘"It.gli I a r . 1 ,*l..*r their boat' could avail 1 helllsi-l Ves of .our jrfwit) gill i •. ,.||. ring pri/« • in ■.i'l tn.g ., binding -»gre« in M • * M* l b ! oursev. M i " r-* ,r,d and will al'H *tim dill* t f>- i bird and fourth grades tin11 se are vices in tlo midst *d - risis Itii 4 been bniHl f imi t-*-.t ' *'• ' •"* ' . of*L- *»T ’ he b.flMtVfg **f new tiifnrmed v>y tho tonrtior! That thtTtf ,i. . t i nt l.a.sl spntig... as .ml* . j . • )ti--s suit Mr irul Mrs Wtirctrxx i«csl increased by a grucfijus Providence, In fact such i« on ui'coUMl of kl'*' lower grades i>.. . . I . i N- q u c n t l ) repe.itfd. the by i he |»n*'h company win* furnish* I \t tlo i m u I i M i i n a beautiful tolo. launches und bouts by fiiore ijnd more abundu’nt crops; live lirick, liuhlc fm tinmaintenance pm* - were awarded for prodigality ent it led “ | Saw My Mother Kneel­ an enterprise has long been needed thnt ure over here, that we have-no our inujf(in financial resources hnvxund leplacing of any brick on the and variety of ‘annual* This fall Now ing" was sung by Mrs. Ernest Betts. here and the possibilities of tho new more rights than they have enabled Us to steady the markets of road that may g *> bad in five year* tin * liedille is entirely different, \ Hallowe’en Social will be given factory nn<l hi,sin are unlimited. we wish to ask the local hoard if tliii world ur^l facilitate neccssufy without'cost to the *, mi ii t \. We ■ii "■ . w a r d ' wi l l go to encourage ..I the Stewart home on Union i,ve­ Every one here should assist the new they are going to keep their prom­ Luuiveineui of commerce, whicli the hope to f t all of the Mifermr brn k * ni erpriK.* • . • ell io t \ scheme "f ises nue Friday evening, for the beio-tit 1 war ought, otherwise have rendered I- , lo .i, worked out as fid out and re|.'a*e*l wp h ..... I Ii* I | • f the It i P I piano The Boys A nut tu r thing, we have twentv impO'-fbli 1. , . and,* our peo|,le have , l;i"X bri* k III th*lllll* II.* I l* * ll* I M» i -r g e m r a l . - l i e. I al l p e r r e l i t depurtineni <>( 1 1 ,e 1 m i n u t e s at noon for lino h and h a v e , , It.iiid. also "i-.i-r.il good musicians an more and and more more to to aa sober I cu me more We will !*•• glad to ii.oW you , , wifi Cltif meet M eilnes- been nri-ii«t«>med I” hsvtrp "orne* V-» •.••ut'nehjt. (o.r cent For ■ r. udi-rswill f •i r *•I-f» enrcrtainrn.-ni 1 Woman’s , ret, Ii rut onf» Jl the part ilo-v have rvo.r.l' a» I • xpl.. * ' ■ . ' l.u.l mg . , pel i ell I i hi- "chonl . ' 271h at I i*b11 k w., v of buying llllicb , \,ro, ••II ,ll.,w. en -pii-l" will In l.ivafternoon. ■been called upon to |•1 > jn a turn* (*>rmatio*i y*-n inigi-’ wi-d * ** .ral .-lie, I will include tin Now one of otir business in l be club rooms on Oak avenue grounds. indulged i i i All friends |when all tlie world is shaken by unL. P Hagan r.ime and repair of house, a* ( iootl program for afternoon men has built a lunch room across If Y P U are incited purul^-led distresses and disasters. * »• . . ground", pulling no s t r e s s ihe street, north of the school "T h e extraordinary circum­ “ jfomclhing New tgain or 'In- .'in* and costliness of buildhouse. But we are told that we stances of such a lime have done On Wednesday,' .ctolier 27th the J-s. . mg*, hiit layMitg the stress on their rnnnot go over there liernuse it is on much *4 o quicken bur national con­ Christian Endeavor the girls' side und off of the school I-ami qlganiy appearance. "Uen- Presbyterian sciousness and deepen und c9 nfir.n1 ifrct-’ Vvvjlf.also include the ar- will pull nJT, an entirely new*, stunt grounds, but that it will In- all right ouF conTidence in the principle of ti ti grouping and placing of plants. Not an cntortuinnient. nor another for the girls to go peace und freedom by whicli w. FROM ONE INTERNED IN NEUTRAL SWITZERLAND plliy, but a proposition by which We ure told that we are expected have* always sought to bo guideil. Neatness" will indicate the genyou make tpohey as well as the <* E to art like. Indies and gentlemen Out of darkness apd |*erplcxity hhve* * ' d all the yehr round- attention That's something’ new for a church and still we cannot lie trusted and come firmer counsels of 'policy and ’ thb. ground! .as- shown by society to. do, |a. It not? are treated like childron. v^ tJ ^ oo of walks, shrubberies and clearer perceptions of the essential Tills Is it! T)n Wednesday, Oct We think as high schooS pupils welfare of the- nation. Bern, Switzerland, Oct. 7, 1916. this nnd then on thnt aide nf the I. — << We '.have 27th three .or more of our young Dear Mr. Holly: ocean, and the result will he u rain wr are due some rights or at lenat “ Vro |flcgl planflng" is included prospered while other people were ladies of the O .- E will clerk' In Mr You see from the caption that I h!ing, disjointed scrawl. a satisfactory explanation as to ut war hut our prosperity han been j"'-.ibse i| Florjdji is ever to come L. h T aylor’a l^ j m f c l fccQne" st..re Among other things i urn thinking why this is so Wo nre not trying am in Bern, the Swiss capital, and . -t o |ier fi/ll ^Mrt^ure.Yof,beauty, she vouchsafed us, we believe, only that from eight. U.. m.- li'ntil « l g p in it occurred to me that you, us well that the ordinary American citizen, tn make this seem worse than it is, 'r w i s f utffl a^iY « •many ptilma, anil we might the bettor perform the Five per rent of-' the total sales of as some of the' readers of the San­ a lover of repose nnd peace, inter­ Imt as it appears to us. 'j.. mora-^ti^diir^Ortiariientals which igfill (unctions which w'Ar rendered im­ the '•tore will life Clve.p to th.- C. E. ford Hcruld would Ire pleased to rend ested in the business affairs of life,The High Schiiol Boys <*^illx(ingiii»b her from other southern possible for them to perform.. forTtheir Building* Fund- In ordet u brief letter from n Florida tramp, and little time to spure, will talk to 'Vow. therefore. I, Woodrow Wilto assure you of perfectly* efficient written at tho rapitul of the ofdest you ubout n few only of tliq great Tonlghl al- the Star r. . , a[ prizns great canm 8° n* Urwldvnt of the United States service MT;r. p ^ y lo r ' *ilj have r'hts republic, ulrout Switzerland and meil— Moses, Noah, George Wash­ .b ('Aiflt?-'nxerciaerl to have the ju d g ­ •" peatfhy, or n>a’j|i$ul of a Wdin- of * Anon-jyi do hereby designate assistants halp.^n trvpty way pos­ other places and things, on this, ington, Abraham Lincoln und Wooding fair and unbiased.''*• jin.*.' starring Emity Stevens, the ^ ^ u ^ d a y . the 25th day of N ovcm row Wilsotu anil about a few notable, and on that side of tile Atlnptic. r m .. <ii, the 1 ‘Jtl, ajni 2 Uih of Novuni- sible brilliunt omotJtrfial actress, willbb' w aif a day of thunkagivlng Thfro will’ he bargain sub-s on dif­ . As you know, it is less than one- historic eventa— the Creation, the will he shown at the Star ThqatrV aniHWaycr, and .invite the pooplo *«4ivr will be hebj a plant .sale at some l"unt to be announced later, ehrys- ferent urticiea and til. »Tvcry Indy who third the sixo of Florida. An island, flood nnd the civil war, and lenvo pn Tuesday, Oct 2 «ith. is a po^ciffd .iWoughout .* tho lan.I to ceuse from "themum* and other autumn buys a pair of shoes'then’ will he a surrounded by t a l l Ir a r h e d wire it to tho mental vision of the lisf-n- a lfgoriral study, which will «P[»eaf wimj^tj occupations, and in t I'-'iom Thery will be prizes fpr proptjgm given, valued .at not less fences, walls of burnished atcel bay­ or, to sec for himself nnd read strongly to every human, heart, ?t their ' I homes und- pf«<S** o f onets, nnd nn nrtpy of nbout ‘four things between the lines that sepa­ is the latest release on tfie tlie pritgrrai. pr,igrr*». itt»rxhip re n d e r'tbanka to" Almighty rns,s ;nul ch^ysanlheinums, and this than \Qn$ dollar. pose on •' contest wllf tw open to any ritlze’n ' Wo earnestly ask VOU to help us hundred thousand soldiers trained rate the far apart periods of time. w the Metro I* Pictures f'orporatittn Gt»«f.• . ’ «••- ' put on this day. No sale will be eguippod and on duty, protecting No time for smnil things, just a few and wj»a‘ produced ° f Seminole county. ced by tlie U. A. '.."jjrilinictts Vhetrof. I have heroof the blggost men and the biggest Rolfc rompartV- from the «TriginuF Pull protniym lists will appear in too ama!L;lf you buy but a spool of Swiss neutrality. : from the ’Triginun u?db‘ Vkr sbt mv mv haruF and .cuuaed tho things' t Think for n moment of Florida, thread o r ‘ ‘ handkerchief it* will Hu* Herald shortly. manuscript by Anthony P. Kelly.- N c^ l of t h » United State* to lto jixed% . help. Nor will Ifny sale he too large having- bo many soldiers, armed in But Mr- Boh Holly, of all the hig Throughout all the pictures rn4’ .. 7.T»One^it th vM\y: of Waxhington, If you wisl* your purchase will he ranip and on duty. things, thjs European wnr is the arts it carries a convincing and en- tFiin twentieth-day nf October in the .Halloween Social delivered to your home It is strange hut tFiic, that nn the biggest since the Creation, when tiirnl'-’-g message the treatment of yn r -0( our ij))r)| on,. thousand, nine *yi I’L**'Ladies' Aid Society of th •Appiweialihg and thanking J0U German frontier, the Swiss are ruth r God said it is finished, and on the the iheine is most unusuul, and it htindreti and fifteen, and of tho yi,l‘ 0 hvtennn church will )’ ive a_Hal-'fot aaxJh'"*: >’ou m,‘ >' 'lo lo hr,P u' pto (ierinan, idol the lUTTgUugc is seventh day rested from His labors is.notably rich in novel and strikingtj^ p ^ d e n c e of the United S U U *».o f t n w , parjiy-at the social .fooms of oat on this day. Wo ure hotoi'niiiliir effects. Snnm' itf tthe h#» Ame/ica & *1 . . .the l . ___V ...... i_ .1 and* # mostly German. On tho French side There, ure more men, women and (1 photographic, Some -of one hundred fortlI ' j . i l i v I7esfi>,terlan church on Friday ■* Respectfully yours. they nre pro French and the lan­ soldiers engaged In it. There are most startling of these occur in the • ’ ’ U-.V bight beginning at eight o'clock. The Presbyterian C. Ek guage mainly French, and on the more guna, and of more norta, more cafe scenea, whither the young nov* »•**■#“Woodrow Wilton.” '* .'. i ^ : There will bo aeveral ghostly mnrH- . ' ‘A 'i _____ 1_____ Italian side'they arc pro Italian, apd capnon and bigger ones, more cruis­ Ice goes to view the world. Wheif , h<v BroxidenJ: Robert' Lan.* h-tations and the evening will be the language mainly Italian, nnd ers, hattlcshipa, dreadnuughts, Rum. I.ust, Avarice tempt the Hojpjtffor-. v^rotiTry o( Htj»4ft.. *'’ ''•bl*!.® Highwaymen, Here lull of surprises to those who it* eupcf dread naughts, ,’\ submarines, their shadows are seen to leave their tin* Swiss arc divided, but lean more nV 3 - v *y ^ f Motors- Waddie and Dclsderfer of tend. All- are cordially Invited to strongly to Italy. But there la ao torpedo boats, more, hydroplanes, bodies and go over < ‘ ‘ ifi’ ’ “ “ ■ttend and no admission s>Hl* be the Dixie Highway touring party _ _______ __ help* ytsterday en route to the much to write about I must'cut on air craft of all aorta and aixes,~inr lad’s ear, whilp the charged. The ______ fpllowing .UallnwceD a whole lot of things. eluding Zlpperlinjj autl’ moro difle/- in tKeir seau. Tho • - >inch Will bn on sale at *a rxiasonaWp coast, t«* Ibvestigate this part I am tblQjdng of many things and ent .kinds, >n<t sorts of things used which the Angel of [iSMl»v.monni~lo go to jth« church of >he- Ulgiwai'.. These genUemen they ruah through with tho s*•-- destruction * - * • of• •human ... JDHhe life^ on from a ’ painting o hc‘ J»fg party at Chlita’rtM and mad hurry o r an AIpjAe tor land n a f# " *ed, under the aey.'knd and carries off the woman'* sopLlij a c tycd o'clofk and for !>«•*'' girl*’ ’" V * '* ’’ ch<d of! at Daytona and you will discover roc firat itihued on Page 2 Disco of. wonderful photogn “ of the rout*. y( . -v * /{■ & ,S . 1 ^ ^ A ? ri r,s •* -*. A GLIMPSE OF TH E W A R . - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, October 22, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 22, 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>, October 22, 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/75f184ddf17c3c77a8fa29738125faa8.pdf 0493c579ac0e9bab3fd9f1276f1baaa1 PDF Text Text OCTOBER 22, 1915 W O M A N 'S C LU B Annauneimen t Dancing school under the auspice* of the Womanfl’s Club * conducted by Misses Anna McLaughlin und Lillian Herring. Saturday afternoons for children at th e ’ Woman’s Chib house and on Monday evening for" adults from 7:30 to 8:30. General dancing from 8:30 to II p. nt. ------•--: .—--- --------• ---- ■ ■1 of each season to so that every one m a y acqu aint themselves with our. most w on­ derful stock o f merchandise. ' Pm r We annou nce our Fall Opening ^ Rehearsals lor ‘ 'Mother Church" at the Episcopal parish house Satururday afternoon at 2 o'clock. — Cabartl Hataar At the Woman’s club house on Tuesday evening Ahe soda! depart­ ment wilt give a cabaret bazaar that will lie open to the public. Danc­ ing and cards will be the order of the evening to which Avery one is invited. There will be no admission fee or charge for the privilege of dancing hut refreshments will be served through out the evening. The Bale of refreshments is for the pur­ pose of raising funds to meet the payments due tin., the club house. The entertainments being given by the social department are unusually popular this season, with Mrs. W. I*. Carter as hostess for October and Mrs. Archie Betts, chairman of the depatiment is Sufficient to insure a delightful cypnlrip, fbe cream, cake and home •rnljM-'ftfcndios will he on sale. Rchiethh£pMie date, Tuesday evening, October 2<i. Everyone in­ vited. Members of the club are urged io patronize the affair and bring friends H rrdmott - /fee Surrounded with very cordial in­ terest was the marriage of M iu Hortense Rdnn Weidman and Mr. Kugcnc Francis Roumillat. which took plnre on Wednesday morning at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Tampa The bride is well known in Sanford circles, having visited here a number of time* Her charming p. r-<>iialit \ and friendly disposition has won lor her a lue-t of friends who will be interested in her mnrr.age The groom I* i Simford boy and a popular favorite everywhere He is the eldest’ son of Mrs Eugene Rouitiillai Mr and Mr- KmimiMut will |,e at home after November tir-t at 1 tl I West Third -tree! Monday of St Si l y nr * <in <hi afternoon the \gne- I, till/) we r , Goodies! Ask Your Grocer For — goodies that, just m-c-l-t in your mouth •— light, fluffy, tender cakes, biscuits a n d doughnuts that just k u o p y o u hanging ’ round the pantry-— all mado with Calumet — the safest, purest, most economical Daking I’owden Try il=dm«array bake-day failure*.H R*celr*d IlisbMt Award* ,Vr» Ifonli .JfV*# ■ ##« KttpIn |Vaa*l (bn. by the Among those present were: Mr. nml Mrs. ,W. P. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.. A. L. Belts, Mr and Mrs, W. E. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs Forrest Luke, I)r. and Mrs. T A Neal, Mr and Mrs B A Newman. Mr and Mrs. (1. F. Smith, Mr. und Mrs G. D. .Bishop, Mr Miid Mr* Deane Turner, Mr. and Mia, La Verne Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Symcs; -Mosdames R. S. Keclor -of Westfield, N, J,; C. E. Henry. R Webb, George Herring, Henry Diekins of St. Petersburg. Fla ; Misses l.e Messena ol New Vorl., Lillian Herring. Charlotte Hand. Mr S M Lloyd Best By Every Test For Sale Plane! Jr., sToi-TT 4III tools complete. /John Macdonald Pace’ s Farm. • * lfi-2lp Fur Sab E-:gs and Baby flux of celebrated Regal White Wji.ndoiii *, lug p ' rfor n i a i i i heavy laying |, : am I linking orders for same no \Is11 , few pulle'.s and cocker. !• Tfftfsr POISONS ,nn ■• F I hi r .1 >i : adford P St roug. In>, In ■ Retained in the hodv rause rheumatism, scrofula, malaria. ron»ti|iution, blood polsion M .MUCH to I nit I III HI .null expels poisons from the body and rures blood poison in its worst form Sold In I.. II PhlIPps and < o World'* Garden Soot New South Wales Is .nd to contain more kinds of flower og plants 'hail all Europe * member* aurst Evening Bridge The nodal department of the Woman'* Club-, entertained infor­ mally at unction bridge Tuesday evening at the Woman’s Club houae. T i n . dull.. rooms .were decorated for the occasion with a profusion of cut ilow'erst, goldenrod and vines, which made the rooms lok very altrarlive. There were seven tables.of play­ ers and after a number of interest­ ing rublrfcrs of auction the scores wire compared and it was found that Mrs. Forrest Lake had won highest score of the ludics, and was presented with a puir of white silk hoae. Mr. Forrest Lake won the gentlemen's prize, a tie and socks tc mat eh. At t i l o’ clock a delicious salad course was served, consisting ot Paramount — M y rtle Steadman . in “ W IL D ,O L IV E ” fit the chicken salad, sandwiches and cof­ Slar M onday fee. The hostess, Mrs. W. I*. Cartel was assisted In serving by Mesdnmes Deane Turner, Geo. D. Bishop C. E. Henry aijd Robt. Webb. The nfternoop proved thoroughly informal and delightful und those present spent a most enjoyable evon- of 1. It,—i j I OH p e r se,,i R\i t.llsllel rulglium -cei l 111 l i v e lllislll I t j 75 | er Imsl'i 1 n ' pl el M •uitl.v entertained by Mrlulius Taka, h it t iiv home i f her mother, Mrs Aspmwall The girl* are busy with their fancy work for i he bazaar or, December 11 f. The i ml vinfr ioii little hand believe in beginning early A new member was added to the soiiety on Monday, Miss Prances Gonzales. Other present were Misses Chariot le Hand, Snidee Williams, Frances Aspmwall. Mis Neal nmj Mrs Braxton Perkins HiaixntKiri ■!.,1 there j,di* r Making powo& £ o ic a g o iw T h e kiddies nrc up early, e v e r " on the g ntitl m e nlwnys hungry. Cheap mul big , anBaking t'ownl els do not Save you money. Calumet docs it's Purr ■ml far superior to sour milk snd sod*. II a \i Is y our you You fir ud tri I'u* Mimet hit v; ) ' .. ■ ,u te celery farm In ■ dilc-. -oiil to.i t of y a n ford. Hallo,-,insured for J COO.OO. barn, chicken housi artedun well t’ n> half nub to -i ..... 1 ..ml lording statioi . Ierj*nre of W W Miller, Sanford. biscuits S u n '-*" : r • i healtItfnl, nourish i no. pronoirice 1 ftxxj nil uuy lung. I l 'l •or?, ill# I -irk# WnrL, lit m- 1 M r md Mr- I lo I an iiiiiiine the Kirib of :i daughter on • immeow cro am . e f|< m l” .ill , Thursday, Uct 2 1 't - Tin- little gul bud many i .n u i i , * tit. r (< » « •c has bepn named Martha Alrnedn. boost them i oy a i i y . An soon as | the two teams c: :r -1 upon the field pu: Rent Two pretty furnithe^ tint fGVMI.i I *- o 'jin' |i ic f1 f lh» }• it vvas seen that O'h 1 mlo had the ni'Mii-’ . -1 .(>m! (light, separate enFrom the nr fil, *«h|rx I fo iht* 'leriaioft I weight and it wa almost for, com t- t i1 v’.i-, slftve vink. watfr Diamatized by u IrfBw ADli-ftimn Jifkil i it»« hr if * ih ’-’ i liii I'liuii eonclusioi, l al the tirungc • <t|•11 :*I f \ I,. Willi."1v if * i . nweill h I « rafi lf Elmer Hnrris *• < H f.» mMi•» v n t f hu I ||, , |team w.odd walk .irioiml our boys., Mtri’im Strange tL**ut »r.*kir g <tiiy |*r* msnu.ii j.r i but the SunpJld tealli i*w II" such, I’At it” law • oj live r i l t ellt j«' tin* . " < , 4 tti ' t • * r ij it,#* «* T U 'iin k n U je i * ! wor ■! a- g l , • uI* and ' * , i .■kto ! i . »»t l"t rent lug fel !•>w • w■l li I t lie l III I ti * celery give- them The sloppy field made poor play­ For Rent Furnished room in i,r*' ing one ol the goals being under vale family Modern convenience* , water and the playing t>f.,^hc teams 115 French Ave. I 2 -8tp was not up to the average. I Morris Spencer, Bill Pope. P114J ,For Rent DeSl rooms I Ezell and Harold Wushlium for the k' litlem, I, .,n pii vlx I homo . team were ''--^^ie)jtjona||y Lati R< a-ont’ tile. bright stars and their work was T o 0 )* V u u r * u| Sanford I Kin a rAtitJUlai# for r r - f l * r l i u f i W iflt* i chewetf fro d ith o grand stand ugsitrf iifflrr till < I rr k inlT C u l l r c t o f t Hu 1 llW m «rv* to hi* lirIff* K qv. It, lljfcfl;’ p ta v ri r -YowelFA ainl again. ill11« «l t hln o#11ri* for ftv0 y#tr* ■in| 1 HInk |bi | > *Ph7-' 1 , Orlando boys also'*played well and 1 h*v»* *lh0 nfCfHiry «oi(>rrirfici* md *%Wi . ap|*r#rtatr jrwuf A»ypD«r(. - * *t * I, • their bruw’n was a stone wail of dcor S'clew-irpu-affijL f ” . ’ tense. The game wan groal/y envY. f. Tlffgpoiy J^Ol-tf. ' •joyed by those present and demon­ strates that football Is becoming plirtinc’iit* popular with llje fgps u.ad'the otiier led roopiV” L game* to be played li'ctrf^should bring Lre.'v v 8'l f' out record breaking crowds." ”■ Tiie official ’score“Was L,* to 0 in ♦ rcr il> ..t O.a. room Cvi in favor of Orlando, but the home y depot. Enquire FJ.’l , \1 team is confident of victory next I N r time they meat i '•* PO LITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Store closed Tuesday preparing for opening, Wednesday morning at ♦ 1 Disagreeable Calomel is Yielding to 1 17 P"• Pleasant-liv-V er-Lax- - ■ *♦» . E I CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING ii L - <** ♦- ***+„ rc-<-<><* - ’ W A N T E D * All Local Advertisem ent Under <>.’ This Heading T H R E E GENTS a » physicians generally 'agr.ee* that Line For Each Insertion.Minimum i the nntlseating.vTinideusant effects cif Wimtttri—To*, trade good Charge 2,r» Cents. ' • r f calomel are due to the undesirably violent action it has on t Me system For a lon’g while various substitutes have been tried, but it was only recentlythat Die really wonderful rem- • . edy, r i V - y : R . | . t \ was jin- purtTrf • • 1 successfully by L. A Grigsby • 1,1 V.VKH-l.AX has all the gqod. 1 and none of the find efferri of ealon mel. U i* a necessity in every home, • always being ready to cleanse the ] i sluggish’ liver and bile clogged »ys- 1 > tern, with no unpleasant after ef- i . feels,,/ | 1 I.IV-VEH-I.AX is guaranteed “ to 1 . give satisfaction, or your money will | t be immediately refunded. Insist on t . the original bearing the likeness of " 1 L. K. G/igsby. For sale in 50c and For Sale— Two fre|h milk FOR SALE Hand Bros. honet . delivery wagon and bar ness to trade for a second ham! Ford auto truck, J. L. Miller at M illors ,‘lTaleify.' Wanted*—Permanent’ 'pdsitio*j h/ first-class experiouced ■f>ounK stenographer. vfnim New_ Vorji.-Mfl aiifitstul Telegraph. Co, •kt.1 AVantcd*—In modem „h four /ooms sgitabl^'rfor*l keeping. Wilt rent froijj I 6tli to NKay Pr J u i i V ^ T j ily. No childri’ n. c-d .Herald, qtating rent a Wanted— A German Hkp havo a job tires* " d c r man, "• ic abo*lt ft^jiouse- iftpt De** fa«!*.y f^Room*! man would • vA' ^ 7 �P • i v . , V:4r ’ ’ . -—■r ■■ .— ......................... — :•* •— - . * : ------------------- * - — *. W v * / * — — • - • • * . • * IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY ON AND FRIDAYS IN V G L I ’M E V I I • SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY OCTOBER 2G. 1915 Pr es by t er i an ( ' SANFORD CITY \ VRDS WILL BE CLEANED UP a n d p r iz e s SANFORD—Li/eI. Well, are to be OFFERED FOR THE BEST PLACES E. N o l e n Tbe Presbytcrinn C. E. met on Friday evening, Oqt. 22. with n large, rnthuslartir, attendance. Rev. Strpng, our district president rarne o v e P fo r a short- while before the minting and gave n moat in­ structive and interesting talk on the "Dixie Standard of Efliciency, and ulso' about t he district convention to he held iir Kissimmee in November. Our society expects to -end a big del­ a t io n . f* The devotional meeting was in charge of Co. A., Mrs. Geo. Paxton Itrades, Subject, “ Politica fojr God,” nnd nil the members of the Com­ pany made fine talks on different phases of the sub’ert. Our next meeting will lie on Thurs­ day evening of this week, instead of . p_t I I rTMJ. __ . t _ a11 Friday as- usua . This meeting * 1 be m i barge of ( <: It . Mis- hist I’ urdon lender. A NEW HOUSE BOAT WORKS; FOR MOVIES SAFE HARBOR; IN SANFORD BIG FACTORY SANFORD HAS BEEN CHOSEN THIS WILL BE THE LATEST BY VETERAN SHOWMAN ENTERPRISE FOR THE AS PLACE OF FUTURE RAPIDLY GROWING y •* RESIDENCE CITY OF SANFORD After looking them over A. G. Sanford will have.the boat works From November 17 to November Allen, the veteran minstrel mnn has and the harbor for motor boats that 2 o n is proposed to ask our rity to decided to locate in Sanford and has so long been needed here. This take part in « general movement lot make this city ills residence. - He much* was adored yesterday in the .-batting up and beautifying, andhas given the contract to George purchase of the old Fibre Factory u;-----------------------it, ,, i m i _____ committee of the Woman's Venable for a fine building to lie on thiV lake shore, just north-west of . 1,1). is fortunate fn having enlisted erected on the Hines block on First |the A C I, docks and freight depot ihe interest and hearty support of 'treet. recently swept clean by fire j The new liont works will lie tinN in t h Street Park 11,. ..,i > coUrxil. Alley ways and vaund the new building will be used |der the personal management of In view of the fact that the park . •„ lots will come in for special exclusive!) fur movies and Other a t - i S Sherman, who has made *uch a . t•, i i.iri and there will tie a general on Ninth street is tlu> Fii«t public tractions in the theatrical line ] surer -' of the plant at Heicsfurd iu.La-l.iuAL 8P<J_cle.urjnjjiwaj^ jcnuiv- ground to meft the eves of strangers The new •lotddrrtr will he fiO feer-nnti Mr - htTcrTtirin ‘irljf tn*":fv-';'|sn’ rt .t|,i,i io the s|iriug und fall house arriving in the city it should lie as front und 117 feet in depth und will by ( Kenniaon of Orlando, who is cleaning events so dear to the heart beautiful as it can lie inado for “ first seat 1.000 peoplo with three doors also an experienced builder and impressions are lusting.” A move­ of every thrifty housewife. on each side for emptying the the­ wood worker. Some changes have been made in ment is aireudy on font which will atre in rase of fire or panic. The Messis Sherman and Kenniaon the arrangement of districts, as in- result in its development nnd it is stage will In* twenty feet wide with are in lhi- city anil expert to interest I by the following outline. proposed to have il laid out and thirty fool pr osceni um and Mr the |...... of t h i s i l l ) mi thi- pro .i, l )i;estions m a y lie referred to pluntnd in as elfeelive manner a» Mien will book «oiiie of the i h frsi J(.rl , ,a|!y the owners of boats u ho have been chosen ns possible •lass IIItrneiions for the coming sea-1 ilt„| |IPH n,„| Orlando people It is suggested that it tie given son ami expect" to give I he ,,, • t . hair men tic people 1111 • r*-"(**•! i t> i In- idea ,*f 11 •yi. t I From Tenth sir. el m a n.iltle more ill-tic ttv* than Nil,’ I >>f Sanford tin best.liter* i« in the |,.»v, r -.,1* harbor for th*-i, i**i.,l" Street Park." so the III..iter t" t** be 1 ., inuse me lit line in both movies and .,,,,1 , | •t , limit-, south, east and west Hi- where t lie) can |*ur* b.,'*left In a vote of the citizen* A Ilf's popular play« I’ li .nr hi,its. Mr- W M Hay lies Mipp i. s it**! have i lo ir boats „v*-r for this purpose will l,e placed i,, The workmen nr*- busy on tin- It .till* I 11 t-,,i || F’riim Tenth street i<> d r*-pulled I'l,*- to w b**,lt t In ||era hi otb* i ai.il passers I y m-w liHildmg. which will Io- of lirick wort . will lui'e a tnarine basin U. .,Ke tuMiinleil h> Kim avenue urged to deposit then choice for ,t and fire proof construct ion throughi,n tli. west and by the west side of larg*- i-nmigh 10 hold 7.7 Imi,Is-, large mi no• ,i and the theatre will ),, open in ., i>d i..* t • *|* •ift Mir ••*» f < It air i r,*| ., ina r, i,*- pai 1 w .,, will I -I form at,out November lift, ,-nth haul th* I,h.i I s from l In* Ink*- i *• l he Mr - 1 | 1I ( nil Mi? >>n Hri. Is •*r earlier K n ker J*m m I V HI •*! r« ,-t t* I nI *>r in uI ion f or t III f„i|<*ra. |i*,„|<-d in the Imifiliiig r<roads \ (I Allen was in tin- I healri cal **-iiil\ in 111> i I I*) tin- til,r** fa*t or\ a v • • ii ilcii h> Siiitfor<l I> i > i i , i •^ . I w isl I o e x t e n d f o \ o n oil beli.tlf bu “iness for many years, having This ' -tiil.iit.|C that h - long l“ * n an *i tli • *-a-l .lllll !•y t h r rll*'1 -lib o f t l i e b o a r d of , 0 ,1,11 v c o m m i s s i o n In-ell o|| the road for sixteen year- i vi- «**r* -in the !ak*- f rom will Inr •i ! V•1- li­i» tin 1hr \v i *h f 1 liatr e f " Ifi a n d f or S e t i n n o ' e , I t l l l l U .III with Mlef-'s Mm tr.-l- ami iiei-oiuing pi.,.* I I'l lir-l . Ill's i OIhIi IHIH llld \1iiMiri M• lt M ,. ' me e t a 11 11 II" lie XI ' **d of Ihe r<>a»l iIs-■id*-i| to -s-t• h *11111 S.tfilnr'l .t 1 - *■n in III S It .ll Hill I " li*.iiil,. I.||I- of the bil'l*-*l failitries |\ N o v i III),, - 2toi .IMlf It Wi l l ti, xuiiH' Hornl.i •'it \ ami huvr iii t h , . ".*■,-1 1 ,111 . •-niployitig u force of , t , ,i rotts * ,r*i ,iml ( r«»m (hi • 1a k* T li e' l l . , ' . >Tin•• voil »*tn h m tl r,. j tionit* a^jain Hi-* fxtf111 1> will skille 1 workmen anil adding mule to . limits south Sul ll vision. In* our pIpHiiir* „ f,.w ,f thev will null) to th.- pav roll of tin- cii\ I in i art of the city known us format toil from .oir ollice as w,,ul,l i r y ., bousekeeping d In onto i o or i', *-■wt < hairmaii Mr- < K 11kel -. gr • vou l,« I * r kii'>wb,dg<- “ I I’ hc new work' will h„v*- iniriioour bn* k roads as-uring you that of Sanf or d \S n h, r wu)s and a hoist .iiol all I In- app nr In it t \ F r o m K i m a v e n u e to tbi' very* important matter which tenanci-H of a first ,-|as* boat build It ^ I* U. Notes . • • it- west, from ilie lake to affects ,-vi-ry tuxpayer of Seirumile mg works ai.il l lo- manufacture of A v.-r) inierestmg program v„s ■|Y ii -tree! Sub division. The county in the matter of construct­ boats, launches und even rendered by tbe Senior B V P U small l. -• .f tin- , i t \ l •own a« G o l d s - ing lirick roads ha* not escaped our Company o f : large steamers wi\| be begun here Sui ol u) e v e n i n g Th time aild a* lent mil 4 ' l.a1rtn.i• M r I K lohn This new enterprise Is one.that will Kuuians w„s in charge, of- w h o m We have not accepted the present 'Oil bring Aian) tourists who are lovers Miss l.ucille l i mes is C ap t ai n Mr . t. i i I . mirage I In spirit I. i. k rn.nl' and will not in the !,* x’ i i-l M a lm led ’ l e meeting and was of the water In-re w her*- th*-\ cun ' 1 ,*l..*r their boat' all I lo v. r . . f I . <|l. It. . It |f 11 • . . .. a: - !...' p i g -ii........ I- I in i *i d ’ v M r E u g c i - ‘"It.gli I a r . wit) gill tn.g ., binding -»gre« in i •. ,.||. ring pri/« • in ■.i'l M • * M* l b ! oursev. M i " r-* ,r,d and will al'H *tim dill* t f>bniHl f i m i t-*-.t ' *'• ' •"* ' . of*L- *»T ’ he b.flMtVfg **f new ,i. . t i n t l.a.sl spnti g. . . as .ml* . • )ti--s suit Mr irul Mrs Wtirctrxx i«csl In fact such i>.. ..I. iN-qucntl) repe. i t fd. the by i he |»n*'h company win* furnish* I \t tlo i m u I i M i i n a beautiful tolo. launches und bouts pm* - were awarded for prodigality live lirick, liuhlc fm tin- maintenance ent it led “ | Saw My Mother Kneel­ an enterprise has long been needed and variety of ‘annual* This fall und leplacing of any brick on the ing" was sung by Mrs. Ernest Betts. here and the possibilities of tho new tin *liedille is entirely different, road that may g*> bad in five year* \ H a l l o w e ’en Social will be given factory nn<l hi,sin are unlimited. ■ii "■ . w a r d ' w i l l go to encourage without'- cost to the *,mi ii t \. We ..I t he St ewar t h o m e on Un i on i , ve­ Every one here should assist the new hope to f t all of the Mifermr brn k •. • ell io t \ scheme "f nue F r i d a y eve n i n g , for the beio-tit * ni erpriK.* I- , lo .i, worked out as fid out and re|.'a*e*l w p h .......I Ii* I | • f the It i P I piano T h e Boys , l;i"X bri* k III th*- lllll* II.* I l**ll* -I M» i -r g e m ral .-lie. I all p e r rel i t V-» •.••ut'nehjt. ' (o.r cent For l.u.l m g . , pel i ell I *** . r a l .-lie, I will i ncl ude tin r. i me and repair of house, a* NO. 19 Ex-Chief Beavers Here Mr. and Mrs. Beavers und little grandson were here on Saturday in their touring car, coming all the way from Atlanta nnd going south us far ns Tampa. Mr Beavers, until re­ cently, was chief of police of Atlanta, holding the position for four year and being on the police force of A t­ lanta in continuous service for 22 years. He fell- out with jfoe powers thnt he in regard to the segregation of the red light district nnd other re forms and was beheaded, although the chief was standing for law and order first and politica afterward. .The party will spend several months near Tnmpn nnd expect to stop of! here on tbe way home. While here they called upon Mrs. Stephenson and daughter. Miss Hazel Stephen­ son on Sanford Heights, old friends for many years in Atlantu. NOVEMBER 25 SET ASIDE FOR THANKSGIVING PRESIDENT WILSON ISSUES ANNUAL PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING DATELT TO GIVE THANKS ' Washington, D. C., Oct. 2tf.— President Wilson has, in a procla­ mation, designating Thursday, N o ­ vember 2 f>, ns Thanksgiving Day, called attention to the fart that tho United Stutes has been at peace • while most i»f Europe has been at , San f or d Debut i ng C l u b war. The fullow'ing postal has been re­ • ‘‘ We have been able to assert our ceived by many of the citizens of rights and the rights of rnunkind Sanford .uni tlm-e who have not re, , without breach of friendship with luiliiul ajuu tic u lavfjmial ai«wl-tUim 4i* - - — t- —... » t * —~ tnr irrcur nations with wh ont w,will lie, ) list us welcome 11 has have to deal,” suid the president. simply been impossible to make a The text follows: personal canvass of all the men of “ It has long been the honored cus­ the city: tom of our people to turn in the Dear Sir fruitful autumn of the year in praise The almve club will hold its preund t h a n k sg i v i n g to A l m i g h t y God I,miliar) in.-itirtg in tho fniigrogU'l for Hi s m a n ) blessings and mercies toni.il church auditorium next Tu,*sl o us as a nati on T h e year t h a t is dit) TODAV Oct 2 tifh. lit 7 (0 I Signed High Si himl It ii I.**s of n i . r,.|fi I h ••) as t rc now d r a w i n g t •• ., , lose sino- w«- lujit n b - i - r ' i - d our day of national t h i n k s gi vi ng has been, while a y ear of dis cipline because of ihe m i g h t y forces of war „ro| of change- whi ch h aw disturbed tlo- world, also a y e a r o f ’ i sperinl In-losing for us. \ not lo r >i-i,r of peace has Iteeri vouchsafed ii" another \e.,r in wh i ch l,ol only In take t h ou ght of ou r d u l y to ourselves and to m a n k i n d but also, i o adjust ourselves tu the muny responsibilities- thrust upon us by i h* w ir w tin h bus i n v o l v e d al most tile wtoili of Ku r op i We have beep aide lo assert our rights and -ll rights id m a n k i n d writ hunt breal ’ of friendship and the great nations w:th w’ holtl we h av e had to deal, and while we have asserted rights, we have been uLite also to perform duties ami exerri se vfirivilcges of nuc- I lo re i.r• i nuinlii-r of iliing- we would like i-X|,|ilined by the school board First of all. la'I year we wi-ri inf or life d by I lo- lio „ I board ,*r I heir f *•|*ti-"i-nI at I \r that ihe) wi-ri- , ompelled to place tin- »*-\ **b11, and iiglilb grades ,n tin- high hi hoo| building and that room would have to l,<- made for th’-rn Bill we wen- also assured tin,t this would ■lot menu lenience u» all) except thill we would have lo put up with less room und have our building torn up for a year Now. after everything eor and tieljjfulness which sholtld Nxus explained to us we eonfornuul serve to demonstrate 'our * tleairo lo to this, hut on coming buck (o make the offices- of f riendshi p ihe school this year we tun! a set of means of truly dislulciested „ u d pnpriimary rules laid nut for us, rules selfish service stricter and more absurd i hun w*(,bir a b i l i t y lo serve ,,|| w ho have heel! id uslolio-d lo to Ifn could avail 1 helllsi-l Ves of . ou r j r f i bird and fourth grades tin11 se are vices in tlo midst *d - risis It ii 4 been j . tiifnrmed v>y tho tonrtior! T h a t t h t T t f i n c r e a s e d b y a grucfijus P r o v i d e n c e, i« on ui'coUMl of kl'*' lower grades by fiiore ijnd more abundu’nt crops; thnt ure over here, that we have-no our inujf(in financial resources hnvxmore rights than they have Now enabled Us to steady the markets of we wish to ask the local hoard if tliii world ur^l facilitate neccssufy they are going to keep their prom­ Luuiveineui of commerce, whicli the ises 1 war ought, otherwise have r e n d e r ed A nut tu r thi ng, we have twentv 1. , ,* . i mp O' - f b l i and our peo|,le have d e p u r t i neni <>( 1 1 , e 1 minutes at noon for lino h and have , , It.iiid. also "i-.i-r.il good musicians an more and and more more to to aa sober I cu me more We will !*•• glad to ii.oW y o u - , , meet M eilnes- been nri-ii«t«>med I ” h s v t r p "orne* ■ r. udi-rswill f •i r *•I-f» e nrcrtai nrn. - ni 1 W o mwifi a n ’sCltif , ret, Ii rut onf» Jl the part ilo-v have r v o . r . l ' a» I • xpl.. * ' ■ . i hi- "chonl . ' 2 7 1h at I i*b 1 1 k w., v of b u y i n g llllicb , \,ro, ••II ,ll.,w. en - p i i - l " will In l.ivafternoon. ■been called upon to |•1 > jn a turn* (*>rmatio*i y*-n inigi-’ wi-d N o w one of otir business in l be club rooms on O a k a v enue grounds. indulged iii All friends |when all tlie world is shaken by unL. P H a g a n ( iootl program for afternoon men has built a lunch r o o m across If Y P U are inci ted purul^-led distresses and disasters. ihe street, north of the school »• . . ground", pulling no s t r e s s “ jfomclhing New tgain or 'In- .'in* and costliness of buildOn Wednesday,' .ctolier 27th the J-s. . mg*, hiit layMitg the stress on their Presbyterian Christian Endeavor I-ami qlganiy appearance. "Uenifrct-’ Vvvjlf.also include the ar- will pull nJT, an entirely new*, stunt ti ti grouping and placing of plants. Not an cntortuinnient. nor another plliy, but a proposition by which Neatness" will indicate the genyou make tpohey as well as the <* E d all the yehr round- attention That's something’ new for a church ’ thb. ground! .as- shown by society to. do, |a. It not? v^ tJ ^ oo of walks, shrubberies and Tills Is it! T)n Wednesday, Oct I. —<< 27th three .or more of our young “ Vro |flcgl planflng" is included ladies of the O .- E will clerk' In Mr j"'-.ibse i| Florjdji is ever to come L. h T aylor’a l^ j m f c l fccQne" st..re .-to |ier fi/ll ^Mrt^ure.Yof,beauty, she from eight. U.. m.- li'ntil « l g p in 'rwisf utffla^iY « •many ptilma, anil Five per rent of-' the total sales of 'j.. mora-^ti^diir^Ortiariientals which igfill the '•tore will life Clve.p to th.- C. E. <*^illx(ingiii»b her from other southern forTtheir Building* Fund- In ordet to assure you of perfectly* efficient r. . , a[ prizns great canservice MT;r. p ^ y lo r ' *ilj have r'hts .b ('Aiflt?-'nxerciaerl to have the ju d g ­ assistants halp.^n trvpty way pos­ ing fair and unbiased.''*• r m .. <ii, the 1 ‘Jtl, ajni 2 Uih of Novuni- sible Thfro will’ he bargain sub-s on dif­ *«4ivr will be hebj a plant .sale at some l"unt to be announced later, ehrys- ferent urticiea and til. »Tvcry Indy who "themum* and other autumn buys a pair of shoes'then’ will he a t I'-'iom Thery will be prizes fpr proptjgm given, valued .at not less rns,s ;nul ch^ysanlheinums, and this than \Qn$ dollar. •' contest wllf tw open to any ritlze’n ' Wo earnestly ask VOU to help us put on this day. No sale will be ° f Seminole county. Pull protniym lists will appear in too ama!L;lf you buy but a spool of thread o r ‘ ‘ handkerchief it* will Hu* Herald shortly. help. Nor will Ifny sale he too large If you wisl* your purchase will he .Halloween Social delivered to your home I’L**'Ladies' Aid Society of th •Appiweialihg and thanking J0U ,l‘0 hvtennn church will )’ ive a_Hal-'fot aaxJh'"*: >’ou m,‘ >' 'lo lo hr,P u' t n w , parjiy-at the social .fooms of oat on this day. Wo ure I ' j . i l i v I7esfi>,terlan church on Friday ■* Respectfully y ou r s . bight beginning at eight o'clock. The Presbyterian C. Ek There will bo aeveral ghostly mnrH- . ' ‘A 'i _____ 1_____ h-tations and the evening will be ''•bl*!.® Highwaymen, Here lull of surprises to those who it* MotorsWaddie and Dclsderfer of tend. All- are cordially Invited to the Dixie Highway touring party ■ttend and no admission s>Hl* be _ _______ __ help* ytsterday en route to the charged. The ______ fpllowing .UallnwceD • - >inch Will bn on sale at *a rxiasonaWp coast, t«* Ibvestigate this part [iSMl»v.monni~lo go to jth« church of >he- Ulgiwai'.. These genUemen ita’rtM A GLIMPSE OF TH E W A R FROM ONE INTERNED IN NEUTRAL SWITZERLAND Bern, Switzerland, Oct. 7, 1916. Dear Mr. Holly: You see from the caption that I am in Bern, the Swiss capital, and it occurred to me that you, us well as some of the' readers of the San­ ford Hcruld would Ire pleased to rend u brief letter from n Florida tramp, written at tho rapitul of the ofdest republic, ulrout Switzerland and other places and things, on this, and on that side of tile Atlnptic. . As you know, it is less than onethird the sixo of Florida. An island, surrounded by t a l l Ir a r h e d wire fences, walls of burnished atcel bay­ onets, nnd nn nrtpy of nbout ‘four hundred thousand soldiers trained eguippod and on duty, protecting Swiss neutrality. Think for n moment of Florida, having- bo many soldiers, armed in ranip and on duty. It is strange hut tFiic, that nn the German frontier, the Swiss are ruth r pto (ierinan, idol the lUTTgUugc is mostly German. On tho French side they nre pro French and the lan­ guage mainly French, and on the Italian side'they arc pro Italian, apd the language mainly Italian, nnd tin* Swiss arc divided, but lean more strongly to Italy. But there la ao much to write about I must'cut on a whole lot of things. this nnd then on thnt aide nf the ocean, and the result will he u rain h!ing, disjointed scrawl. Among other things i urn thinking that the ordinary American citizen, a lover of repose nnd peace, inter­ ested in the business affairs of life,and little time to spure, will talk to you ubout n few only of tliq great meil— Moses, Noah, George Wash­ ington, Abraham Lincoln und Woodrow Wilsotu anil about a few notable, historic eventa— the Creation, the flood nnd the civil war, and lenvo it to tho mental vision of the lisf-nor, to sec for himself nnd read things between the lines that sepa­ rate the far apart periods of time. No time for smnil things, just a few of the blggost men and the biggest things' t But Mr- Boh Holly, of all the hig things, thjs European wnr is the biggest since the Creation, when God said it is finished, and on the seventh day rested from His labors There, ure more men, women and soldiers engaged In it. There are more guna, and of more norta, more capnon and bigger ones, more cruis­ ers, hattlcshipa, dreadnuughts, eupcf dread naughts, ,’\ submarines, torpedo boats, more, hydroplanes, air craft of all aorta and aixes,~inr eluding Zlpperlinjj autl’ moro difle/- I am tblQjdng of many things and ent .kinds, >n<t sorts of things used *•-- destruction * - * • of• •human ... JDHhe life^ on hc‘ J»fg party at Chl- they ruah through with tho sand mad hurry o r an AIpjAe tor land n a f# " *ed, under the aey.'knd ch<d of! at Daytona and you will discover roc firat itihued on Page 2 of the rout*. , house. But we are told that we rnnnot go over there liernuse it is on the girls' side und off of the school grounds, but that it will In- all right for the girls to go We ure told that we are expected to art like. Indies and gentlemen and still we cannot lie trusted and are treated like childron. We think as high schooS pupils wr are due some rights or at lenat a satisfactory explanation as to why this is so Wo nre not trying tn make this seem worse than it is, Imt as it appears to us. The High Schiiol Boys "T h e extraordinary circum­ stances of such a lime have done much *4 o quicken bur national con­ sciousness and deepen und c9 nfir.n1 ouF conTidence in the principle of peace und freedom by whicli w. have* always sought to bo guideil. Out of darkness apd |*erplcxity hhve* * ' come firmer counsels of 'policy and clearer perceptions of the essential welfare of the- nation. We '.have prospered while other people were ut war hut our prosperity han been vouchsafed us, we believe, only that we might the bettor perform the (unctions which w'Ar rendered im­ possible for them to perform.. 'Vow. therefore. I, Woodrow Wil8° n* Urwldvnt of the United States of * Anon-jyi do hereby designate ^ ^ u ^ d a y . the 25th day of N ovcm w aif a day of thunkagivlng aniHWaycr, and .invite the pooplo .iWoughout .* tho lan.I to ceuse from wimj^tj occupations, and in their ' I homes und- pf«<S** o f * Tonlghl - mal- the Star •" peatfhy, or n>a’j|i$ul of a Wdinjin.*.' starring Emity Stevens, the brilliunt omotJtrfial actress, willbb' will he shown at the Star ThqatrV pn Tuesday, Oct 2 «ith. is a po^ciffd a lfgoriral study, which will «P[»eaf strongly to every human, heart, ?t is the latest release on tfie tlie pritgrrai. pr,igrr*». itt»rxhip render'tbanka to" Almighty pose on w the Metro I* Pictures f'orporatittn Gt»«f.• . ’ «••- ' and wj»a‘ produced ced by tlie U. A. '.."jjrilinictts Vhetrof. I have heroRolfc rompartV-: from from the the ’Triginun «TriginuF u?db‘ Vkr sbt mv mv haruF and .cuuaed tho manuscript by Anthony P. Kelly.- N c^ l of t h » United State* to lto jixed% . Throughout all the pictures rn4’ .. 7.T»One^it th vM\y: of Waxhington, arts it carries a convincing and en- tFiin twentieth-day nf October in the tiirnl'-’-g message the treatment of yn r -0( our ij))r)| on,. thousand, nine *yi the iheine is most unusuul, and it htindreti and fifteen, and of tho yiis.notably rich in novel and strikingtj^ p ^ d e n c e of the United S U U *».o f (1 hotoi'niiiliir effects. Snnm' itf tthe h#» Ame/ica & *1 . . .the l . ___V ...... i_ .1 and* # photographic, Some -of one hundred fortlmost startling of these occur in the • ’ ’ U-.V cafe scenea, whither the young nov* »•**■#“Woodrow Wilton.” '* .'. i ^ : Ice goes to view the world. Wheif , h<v BroxidenJ: Robert' Lan.* Rum. I.ust, Avarice tempt the Hojpjtffor-. v^rotiTry o( Htj»4ft.. *'’ their shadows are seen to leave their nV 3 - v *y ^ f bodies and go over < ‘ ‘ ifi’ ’ “ “ lad’s ear, whilp the in tKeir seau. Tho which the Angel of from a ’ painting o and carries off the woman'* sopLlij ac tycd o'clofk and for !>«•*'' girl*’ ’" V * '* ’ ’ Disco of. wonderful photogn ,s •* -*. . - . /{■ & “ ,S.1 ^ ^ A ? ri r- y( . -v * �~ -r W f T ’ili 97.gras Eg®**, BP ... PACK TWQ *• :» ft *♦?«*’ *1'"jl T t ;i ,?|v i^f* THE SANFORD HERALD E8^?5c5 'W f * * • **;i**' T T r." I it ■’•‘e ; h |B A -> THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY published his Herald,'a n tf did at ex 'l , ',s o 1 ,,m* "ltl< oi.mngi mi n . " ^J whom I am in contact, and I find cccdingly well. Y5i>u - ran depend. *5P )on" »'-(utiMire am it is tru > |tliat the middle Florida sentiment upon women t*» dp anything in this ’ r ^rVnr !1 11 .r' 111 1 " ' o 111 j„ wtrongly in favny o f the S r Johns mere I l i an what some of these wom­ world except * sharpen a pencil, River Route, feeling thnt that one en can do in the way of making I ’ uuCu.. GAfilu IIiiraltLL •hould lie carried thtnugh to com.’hftme more ttrtnrrTrrr. srttb'Htt-spend-. o ■* pTekjibT at TTTJc fffirtitmt -pos-iHlr dating any "appreciable a mount of cash ■ Sonic of tham, however, expressing '*B<fa** Holly of tiTe Sanford Hcrfor it. the itlea that it may later be found nld will be busy thin Week explain* ,^i\Vhun they a w a k e n " That Is desirable to have un East Coast ing^T-iiast week, while iie attended the time the women have great faith route in addition to the St. Jolrtis the meeting o f tin* "pres* gang" ir in a man when Ids ambition i ^ at River Route, but practically with­ Jacksonville, he 1 turned his 'paper work out a dissenting voice, they all f• I over to the women of the town If you will just take notice of thnt the St Johns River Route is of Kissimmee ‘ Gazette. things and affairs a round you. you first and immediate importance () wifi realize that O T H E R M E N are If there is anything I can do per “ Armour” McLaughlin of Sanford i just l i ke llny*e women in this respect sonally nr olllelally1 to aid you in baa u ' h*!\v name lor Fur,ds He they have great faith in you when I .. , . . .. . , this undertaking pray call on me culls them " T in L iz z ie s " And to \our ambition is at wotk | 1 without hib-dtatjon, ns I urn willing arid literary approval to the term a Let le* give our Leesburg women d/-ak of work in the writer in the Saturday Evening I'oil the right to show their faith in us. to do a great de:tk furtherance of this' idea. ' •supplies the same name in fiction, It is time, for W r y truly* yours apenking of the "tin Lizzies" i-hug There are. some mighty ainlo • ■ W ,C. Temple •ging up u hill. -Kissijnlaee -Gazette lions housed in the minds of some ,* * G of us Leesburg men dozing The Shuoling of Dan McGrcw* If Rob Holly would answer thP t^urg Commercial. I : . ■• . ■.. TU*'. \V** •. f \ - £ ‘ ' • The Best Investment Before investing your nioney in securities, consider the advantnge of nnjlnterest Account with this Bank as an investment. Your money will be available when you want it, and will be protect­ ed against any loss By our Capital and surplus of $45,000. Amounts from $1.00 up will be accepted and may be added to from time to time. • *r -> PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD tYAHrVPURRUSlHESS, II. R. STEVENS rreeldtel C. M. HAND (ln-PtHM«l SANFORD, FLORIDA F. L WOODRUFF Vks.Pr.ud.nl 6 . L. TAYLOR Cerhlrr R. R. DEAS Aul Caek'rr possibilities Volusia stands j second . vVc to nono, nnd'vtith the'jMv ment the association is receiving daily from every part of the coun­ ty, it stands ready to do itself proud in this,, our first exposition, pol.and is cormnit to the fropt in her usual progressive spirit, and will provide in a hospitable manner, ’ptnple-’.kecQmmodations for its vis­ it orW ‘thuping the week. COM E HS; A Mb A W I T WE W I L L M A K E VOL' JLAFpYb Annuuncrment’* *— . Having been aflpAihtafl (arm,dem­ onstration agent for Seminole dd'unty under the joint direction of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and the Florida State Agricultural College, tu begin ' my duties November 1st, I take this opportunity to ask the fruit growers, farmers and stock raisers of the county ut large to nsHt,| ml. m securing the fullest attention and benefits to be deitved Irbm the Department I shall be subjei t to your call at all times to convey to you promptly «uch information and assistance t hi Department offer*. CM Berry, * Sanford, Florida ■CHIMMIK FADDEN" AT THE STAR FRIDAY -------------------------------- f------------and saved us by defeating the Rough sluiLl not he by mousing owls haw)<d ut and killed (Hi, by the way I Rider If you remember 1 wrote you have just seen Hon P. A. Stovall, minister to Switzerland I from Itiskra in Africa in early Jan­ our uary idl'd, that in tny opinion C o l think you know him a* an editor Ronsi-vi U s inordinate a in li i t i o n nnd newspaper mini, from Augusta. woo'd eause him to crush Mr T s f t . ( I a He i* u getitb-rnun nnd scholar or i.isrupt the Itapukilican parly, or nnd knows t • business uud ill*ti.volvs- I he United States in war in h.ir-te- the i,ii ii-* of he* olfice woh |y III' Is about your or d - ' i o further iim' u'iou.* endPitt . i d a ' i- rjote/ fisd iWJ ,i ■"! fji -Mi i n «)i Mr Tait ill’ did di* /,i|( ' - ' *-u »i in- - l ( rupt the I'.i-puhlicHu party and it i ->t •1 r . I • is 1*-e wa.V I b I!,I» simple heenuse of ids defeat lh.it tin I niti-d States t» Iree from v ur , r ■ «i. I* l > . |Ol ■ in a petition and e- tangling allleuee*. her port* to I’re nl> nl \v i on t o s e n d H>l> • . w i t zer Ininl wub op to all the world, n ib -i ' 1! vVr * * 11* 11 - b, - ! -cmuui. shelter Htl |i(»Di»'S Jo the* |>*-m-,-ij t,-*i mi: -. truly. I, ,-r viihI ill 1 Jt»t*«i .in-l til tr«*N*»#*d \ M i'liftt -r Stor-- hou*tfs of bread al|il lllcnl, tin. r s No 1 Ai ier i .* l i t uidi Ut nit i ~r.». mat** ii;b» " f ; I 1 t-oi is and • D Ttl «• * Hi- ,,r [*h --- |lor- i iMs,-t* w cl 1 ; Nn m y jii.il the ki mi*. J ’rt— * nl** ** i .i n. Oil -1 l .!. - I. !■ in Mji-ct inti'Cti. waning thing thit.Uuin w. ^ t «f It*! • | o fusi in to :,lI uud cvi* tl ti .t, la \ ■<, t h- lug d* 1 ) -i ml for i1 >nf nf-t.-r i - l» " ttf A i . i* ’ t l ho 1 - 1 in-.itrulll) And now .♦fir. It In. ml --r l : *--- f i*.i v( *i t i 11 - . < 1 (H-r, t hit-k , t : 1ill t hi- l TTl - v ri : ,i • . 1 t.i* an*1 •••r 11 *• nut |ni|<. ' 1 vt ur, hi* W*1a Hill ■i • i.. . *’ltlt?l rl 1»4' ' \d ! j/r itic o'h< itci r f* l ■*. «ujd YNin r i • • tl w >, l and sent him u» hM room to nit ret' th wo: td at 1 «rj{: iid t»avi- lit lia VioodV.vi ol»ti» gur ru d . id level i the blbt row \\'".*l'-T ■U 1 e.i it m .1 co.a- 1 h i.ti (. Lii (jig hc£-It i m e ■ r**-a t*' ' m IU-1>' t ■ t - nirt. tit • h•m • • I. U-l .’ ' i l l I V , I I t li', Jin i '1 t 1 i ' ■i d i , II,it i.l. i •ol'. !' S hci'miic osi'lg hi* fi uriii* cii^h unrtN i sin nitty, rhoubr’ the l 1 V • X■ ■ t*ni il hi* UAt il i i And set ill ore . r a ft- w ill VI >f Veil \Dll how t-.d’ y f fti" murh wj uid' ii rer 5r 1 - u,-r ■», 1 Dif n- > .1 n d R • i - s - )’ wh<> say "\\C Wish t II Mr Ai.-i y n.-y idenl." ^ 7'b|f wtukf nr. lyr, il i- ■d hi*r«* today he would nfatC . 'W o o d r o w Wilson t* a real l ..tm guman, nnd d-' greSt 'mjUi, ‘ llic right ,»*•••■ his grin 1 opp urt unit \ to Idcu •bailee to nave hit m at'tpc Tig hl, ' a l a h right t h e w o rl d, anti a liberal distribution of hi! timr. And f\ke; thu tfa^l^’j swnlug sou1, bv j in. Ids pride o f place,' -cstntsbt and hoarded gold. "a -V". ^ ciUL^.qf his newspaper friends he o EdmundFJtrs'ese. tip* jtowerful drnwouldn’ t ha'** a hair lielween him ' E D IT O R S ^ R E C tjG NT 7. E Y O l 'R - rnatic star wtll ftpJTear m his great Ml. Helpioeot. ^ and ^IJN-S-S Zwlfo I ruth SELVES _ , + e.st success,' ’ ’The'" Shooting o f I)iiT»i .'Every time one of his acquaint­ ances has a bit of luck and mokes a [Yt'qlL tempt u>, flro RptfiSp i \ T !" r !,f,, r As . way ' » L the. controversy at W . ^ j u n s d a y . , pet of money ho grieves over It ' n„i 'lUik * ' Wigli the liTckitig of the state fire*,*that has urisi’tt ever the State Press i Dct Jkth, "That's because he knows that when o f Florida a bald beaded man could The story t* taken from vhr- poem ; r Association, the daddy of all tiie-e bn get* home HI* “wife will jump onto do anything. of the same tianu- wlucli so beauti­ ^Ituxilfary hudiei. In-ing Jirim.irily a hint bemuse he didn't make a i>ot of (I representative "press body tjje fully portray* the lib- many years money" . * m ■Thut wits norm- edition that the Corrrmercial would suggest that the ago along the, deathlike trails iff the Ttiilies issued in Sanford of the llef- naipe of the parent organization be Yukon, w'here there was n<l Iffw uld Ict’jL^.suggest to Hob Holly changed at the next meeting to the save ih<- "l.ior of Noman ,‘j When*, that lie., fake "a .vacation now, and Florida Editorial Association, and the weak perished under- thy.stcbnK K - ! Wfyin thi /life -of then-for the sake of "learning a little that the changes in constitution arm of the brute* C'ontl_m»*f from l*age I < at odd - times,W'.-M uliierry Herald and by laws marie (or the fast rtleei "a'-sleigli dog was more ihml Xhat of •, JjVltaddy© mean. Jedrn a little? ing at Miami and delayed in transit a human being * The f i t o f j » has uf-Au the skiCn, tiiatt ever known, heard ’ ..Learn t^ Jittif- about Ja-ksoni lib- ur l„ adopted at K.ssirnmee.this spring I'eaul.ful poeticul air w n / s.i well of or dreamm! about, liy the tiling t he Indies’* |,.t J„ the rtvi-uun the constitution photograpl..-.l.-,pi.ru?k- a* . _ back we . llII m u 11 u .it *! li-,f-.- -t .t sinre *ir.c tin- first ^_ || ground, showing henutduj ,«cetu- record'd -l..le In iuM<-r>. '■t ti ' ti aiiri by law by Die former commit I'hsii Us dreadBrdi Holly and Oarnr Conidin- a.ej ter^ffJrftvhn f» th« iitur of the Com amid the snnvu liul rnoutitHliiJ ayed [ years Ji^rorc G-hrist Ful uirti ba ne f ut effect* extend not tw o editor^ who always haV** tlieit mcrciul wus chairman, the association endless forest otjly. -over, all Europe, Aitia, Africa The opening sreiie of this exciting wivc-s to the conventions. They membership i» outlined exactly u»J and tfie. islundjr’ of the seven seaa.. ^nmy^-it. K , not o|)tior,al with them .Presitfont Codring ton suggests in story begins in if saloon i.q'thr'gwst hut througlidtrt tije IR^ted' 8 tutes, !: v j f •- - * or not-they take them hill his Utter tff the TampUj Tribune northwest where and eVKyh’ hore bn AhlA green earth, Gvr'<i ,-s~/ Y 1*the fellows don’ t-.be^e.ve iLt,, Tbe^r These ill'll ft i. f l rye .maHetl at Miami j A bunch of the boys were ' Whoofilffg ’ ysJtufd the sun 'sldfies, and the flag .. * * n i s. lir ‘cligTiJilng mI » **' women v «t n lbl 1 iiyt it up m the Maltimute Haiodtiy are .mm awrlainly aiid’ through. niKumiendnnding on of civilization float* on tin- breeze • ovorybotly 'i* ' afways glad JO see the |mrt <f n postal clerk at Miami., The kid thnt hutidlua the mu»ic box Yes, the biggnsL tldnv’' since the they were sent hack to Tampa durwas hit ling a jag time tune; iA e in ' -Ft Pierce News. * C rout ion and the directly opposite And there are other* who leave ing the meeting t lie nee to Tulin Buck of Die liftV, in S sn|o- game stit |of Creation it i* destruction, eon Dangerous Dan M.cCjiq»,t t'fieir^wives at home expecting ti has*ee 10 Secretary Appltyard Tlu- Jacksonville Mettopoli# takes (A n d wnlchftlg hi* Jack w.i* hi* liglit- , flagrntmn, devii*lutii>n wnailt. jutni pick up a chicken, eh what? uf> this quoiltion and declares for the! o'iove,. tjie lady that's known a* tient h Dunle's Infer no and , .Sherman’ s All t h f big Cities in the north arc . continuance of the organization as Lou. Hell are simply pleasure ground* '• * ■<-' ‘ at present. .Neither Jacksonville pHWhc»t °*lt » f the night, w Inch w ‘as having Apple Days to advertise nnd seaside, resorts' with plenty of upples and create a better demand pegy has any voice in the Fjorldrt . jifty Jielow, and-into the din and the glaro,, : '.V-'.-t-,. C Cool Wilder-and TresTi uir. in compar­ for them. Louisiana will have an Blato Press Association. No UPfBr, Tliere atumbfril tT*mIner. fresh from ison withv t|iK- huge sopflagrutlon, Or.up^eir Day next month and the sciliative of eifiinr pap*f fierce, c-r/uel ‘ htpi inhuman xlny vvTll la- celi-hrnled by every one tended one of the meetings To Vjuys-, thCyreek*. dog-dirty beyond the ' power of -toirgrie or .'. ’ /l ’ y l>Uj'ihR'|5 i orange nnd thousands of The city of JnrltMtnyilli* ln)s had n«|- ffo’A near hru$h.’ or pen to portray or ade­ voice in the canduervoty.^liUQmrefft j fjo looked like ip ^ titt with a foot in them will be sapj^out ol the slate to ; £?' failed 'tO'^Uie grave and sf-Vccly-Vhe "tfjj^lKtb ■ quately describe. t '* ^ * ’ * M, _ S' advertise l.ouisium^D^MHP;*Hor- association, lor the % i t is, tod i»tK ** .*(i}ttK’. for hia *\p ^ idu,v jhe hftTUP* of fruit* anil vugi.-^- even recognize\hM, assdc'uuioil W A t V - w f u kjwtoi . . . tackle. qbQ't do th? subject jlis^ an invitation to the mealing ,h»*ld a poke ot ilust’-on altfi's could follow "the same plan tire should •f venture to describe So we nope that liar, aad jje Failed for drinks-for with good results * Think ^ttl Dk there last week t,he -torrential rush of tragi'^ event*. the )ippy>. . .grand eelebratiop Kiinford - could tin- orgiiniaatidii will pay smajl he^-ti Un this day>*of Marexmit'rnm anrl to wlnit the Mutropolts ha* t«> «ay There wn» none, could fla m •*hej, t . have on Celery Day .. though wy sAarrli^ a h h 'g ^ m J i v n u t d not he news, t ion the subject ‘ ■ O time ,'thU pan rich t‘ niAtory by the •mictent The Commercial stands firmly for « i f 'ourselves for a due T w o i-xcepAionr.ily* good piyu«rs letter grossed «*he Atlantic untl reutil* have cojno to (tug exchange I able the state organisation to be.-prjrpnr- put we drank hi* health, and tire ed Sanfbrd. ,Vor these reasons l re-, ily un editorial iissorialioir'.Ty^Thc |rtNl ( 0 drink wni| Dangerous Dan this wxu>k- The . big newspap# day fruin from writing anything further auxiliaries can take rure-of thorjirob-* McGrew edit top of the Miami Metropolis was about t,Ue wnr or thu progress made ^ special family matinee will hpone of the .best specials wc have lems ol the mecharriral departfnent. on the lines of l at le, the vast jRltnBut there should be one orsawizagin nt 1:15 for those unable to reach seen. T w c jjfle n big special editions Iters wouhded. the long rirtitt of t4ip are like u doublet-portion of hash. tlon in Florida that can be recog. the night performer)eu.. dead. Y’ou see enough of. al,’ -those ' This one was n. properly arranged nlzfid us th e '"F o u rth Es.tate/’ • -fx.—: - ------. things every day from the latest *Tfiit,jni[mr is proud. o( ‘its j<d> :K m . . i C j ; - ! : . . **— -***-*- information about Volusia (Iff ti nt) Fair ~ cables. . -----t _ ^ _____________^ east coast re- prltiAjffif department, but it cannot H u » £ rE ?JT The Tirst anhuAl .'Volusia County l alluded to Switzerlandas an, *io n .b The other paper we refer .to sen xthcrc thW^rieparlmcnt has any­ iitand, if this war Inst* much longer Fair will Ue held at Blue Lake Park, -Wok thA^apford Herald » » issued by thing to do with the editorial con­ Dol.and. nurlrla, January 25 to 29. Switzerland will be. an oft fin in a Eu, y , Ahe words)it the city in thn ab* duct oi.-tite Commercial. We have inclusive. In firesonting this nn* bleak, cheerless, treeless sand dune sencc Of Editor Holly.* - It was most conducted several newspaper* and nounremeitt, we especiaily desire to desort, yes, a desert made by shot ; V modi table w*oik: for ainattur*. Au- we have mever y e t conducted one nt cafl attention to the fact, though ant!,.shrill gunpowder, gas, fire and thct"expense ‘ 6 f the printing plnnt. .burndale.Npw Eiir.' ” If a n c v i j u p y cannot stand/on its being a Volusia County Fair and a sword and the only spot in all< Eu­ - ■ .. ** r f - D * ; — . own foundation it is nn adjunct*.-of prot^jist of all those !ntt-rixtoif in the rope where the dove of pence itiulil —— '.‘H 'ty b ti r*ceril*^jt^«i*l * Eill- the -joj. plant and does not in the welfare aftd growth of dur coubty .pause, and .tent it* tired wing “* r. 's of The Herald has excitetFJbOte least represent 'the "Fourth Estate " that with the exception of i T f e * cx- , It js^no grejd wonder ithat Got! -1 lifvorat>le comment than ^!^.edifioti ____ be open to the repenLffiftVffrb "C ha‘1 made A*n. un ,hihit* the ehtry^ESsill WHat tye-want ja Florida i* ».. »i . n / •* -. " . **' tbU j&Autir that has bHthTjsEulHed U is the . Uue. -<JtherT tlhng' I . am-ijmiking • d i t o i l g f t i o ' n and il the presF,0rl,1“ aim of the Volusia Oouaij ¥#ir A«- ifiouF is lhc“ .gi;o*t,.goo<r fhftune of ept State ITula ‘Association does not soriation to ihfOk^'tbis fair up_ edw^ life l i n jle d , Stjitew;jn. hJying Woodgive it to us, there afe enough ed­ catlonal Instiiution ,tjf ;lhe highest row., WTIsoh ' R^eftiBent - rtitritiK the itors In'the state who lu-li^ve with rank, u people's achool whereirt i f ptv£.t two •ye.ara;...0 n b'cndtd^kn,ce*• i Ynembcrchip in the us on tlm subject to get together and presented *-\**«»» I# God *tthat L ••I ,!!Uooseyelt k intscx' 4ej- . a grant! roylew of titeir. thUnk* si,’iw' o. ijma in the near future form one independently. We want skill and b^K/dng, affording an^^ip- -feated in 1912, WTrwt a-^pligtir jvoujiJ to get together once n year, not aa ,’i A?tub will arrange *he Ilull Moosg.'jiati b ‘ t'11 portunlty to measiin*’ by-V<>mppri­ f^ V v, ,v iu ie js j -otiagAiine edition for the slaves of the linotype, the Imposing frr'-thtf Whit** House. At war Ih son the merits of t heir‘ Arts jind Jh\ -■ ^ *Jj r / .ji JRerald to be used as an advertising stone or the cylinder press, but as Mexico and jn This gone-ffjad Euro­ d us tries, and to encourage- by auch medium for the d l y and county men who have ideas*of some public pean conflict. Novemb^f 1912' was comparisons n greater desire on. the Jitfrt thnt it will be a .work o f art in moment to discuns, not' as type a sure one timo when the God^of part of all (or "the upbuildlng-of n % iT \ v V *very tbtnicutW goes without atying. tlsts, but ‘ us constructive thinkers? greater Volusia, As a county of Nation* looked down and Mtilied j.V"lU-gArding the special of two weeks — Leesburg Commercial. ' * 4 A GLIMPSE OF THE WAR - u .’•** ■ * ? * *V » ’ %- * t ♦*’. -A G -> - JJ * ™ t ~M . 1; s'*^¥lHE U N I V E R S A L C A R ■i ^ Wjt • ;p. •* ><t .. • ?f THESANFORDHERALD ago the management of the Herald AH Strong for- St. Johns Houle. iftwishes t<f thank all the ladies who Winter Park, Fla., Oct. 26, 1916 bo generously responded jpi^L-xspcc- Mr. E. T. Woodruff, Soc'y WaterR. J. HOLLY, Editor wnys Committee, Sanford Com ­ t. HAYNES, Business Manager iaily Mrs. K. A . Terheun . who acted ‘ as managing editor and who ■re» mercial Club: FWbllibed Kerry Tu**l»y and FrVUy is one- of the most capable writers Acknowledging your* wo arc glad in the stair and holds the position jo knnw how you arc progressing In of society editor of The’ Herald. .* the matter of the 8 t. Johns River s u n tro im u N m i c e , i n a d v a n c e O Route for the Inland Waterway O N * T E A R . . , . . . , . , ................... I2.0S " G R E A T F A I T H — W H E N T H E } through Florida vs the East Coast 81* MONT I IN .......................................... AW AKEN" Route THREE MONTI L I....................................... TS in asingle sentenco the woman 'T h e advantages of the St. Johns . * 1 - M r e f f l hi (W Cllr bv U n to, t-.D O I■*, Yru li who wrote thefirst editorial for the River Route nscompared with the A drian o r 20r. Ptr Month If j-> woman’s edition of Bob Holly's Eaat Coast Route arc so many, h r b w a In 'Adranro M um IU Mndn si Offln W Egf ■ b V . Sanford Herald last week preached varied and distinctive, it would seem Kr -T- . *B a sermon to the men. She said: to me that it would bo a very ensy KnlMrrd An H m o d .n > « Moll Mallw Au( um IZad " W e hare paid our respects to matter for the authorities to decide l*®s, SI Iks Pnaioff;<e si SMtard, Ptorlds, the men, for in the men of Sanford in favor of the St. Johns River HHS : £ I'ndrr Art sf Mnrrh Ird. 1*7». wc hare great fui|h— when they Route without the necessity of any O i k * la Herald Hull din* Trlcpbnn* No. IIS shall awaken with wide open eyes * great argument in the matter. r ■*w g l - ■---------------------------- ---------- to the nerds of the town. Winter Park, of which 1 have the Nothing more was said on that honor of being the mayor is a unit Bob Holly, Os cat Conklin and H u iry Brown in Jacksonville the subject throughout the entire edi­ in favor of the St. Johns River * three brightest lights of Plotida tion, a most creditable piece of work Route, nnd a contact %yith the vari­ F; But ous hoards of trade in Orange county journalism were nil present.--;S<CD)- was that edition, by the way. . »otu Times. the united of Sanford wrote artirles which has been necessary while I — o— for that ^edition, and throughout- have been organising the Orange these articles appears^ the line of county hoard of trade has shown Tly* .South Florida Press Asscrinconstructive thought which overy that the Orange county sentiment, K f..v ...n A ^ ^ \ u tv j t e v e r quite forgiven Bob -.*7-i V * y ; » s e c e d i n g . With Harry town nnd city in Florida needs in in favor of the St. Johns River ' ‘.'f^iJBwiwn and Oscar Conklin, the East its municipal life. Route is just as strong as the local There is not a town In Florida Bcntimcnt at Winter Park. Coast Association did not need him. blit would he improved In its munie— Sarasota Times. As president of the South Florida iapl housekeeping by securing the ------o -----Chamber of Commelcc, 1 have While Editor Boh Holly was on- aid of its women. , They are thn, fakVb jxrijtdon to sound out mem natural housekeeper*, joying the festivities at Jacksonville I1 01 ,,lral n o u , trained, . - * most . - , (if fhe'vlvrio.ls 1,wards of trade of them, from infancy intrictha women of Sanfaiff e d ite d and of 1 " ,n- rom 1,1 a ,u > in 1,1 the 1" ‘ ,ri< j throughout rplddlr Florida with OCTOBER 26, 1*15 ■ ' ' / * . *r /> I- afiniu, butthe same , 'Porii3e p rv ‘Thp record of Katisfaclory J^^erforman’cci for more thrtn ‘100,000 ' owners nuridy makes it the “ Universal (R r’/j^-thoorar you Avajjt- -/ii,meets the : j - deiiiari^H of professional jind business^ men and brings pleasure"to the whole' family. Simple, strong, reliable— eco­ nomical in operation nnd niaintainance. ftutoabout $390; Touring Car $440; Town Car $460,. f. o. b. Detroit. On /.' bale nt Sanford Machine & Oarage Co. .' E D W A R D IlK iG lN S t t ^ j*1(‘Htnan C. F. W IL L IA M S Agent �• i H P ^ « r r OBER * ' 191B_ -------------- — -,----- — -------------;------- ---------------- ------------------------ TWE ~ ~ A. ■ M r* »nd Mr*. E. L. Kerrnn o f EustU are in the city today the guest* of their daughter, Mft. D. L. Thrasher. 9AftrOWn HKRAt.n_.-------------------------- -------- ^ ------------ .____________ ----- ■- j j f A 0 < TflttRE WL V For Sale— Two good horsos, thor­ oughly broken, sound ami In good condition. Will ad I cheap for cash. Geo, G. Herring, Snnford, Floiida. 19-Tues 4c Ultlc H a p p o n io p s -M c n t io n j [ 0( ,M ailers in Hrief— Personal Hems o f In te re s t . . Mrs. O. W. Brady has nrrived in the' city and will be heio severer months looking after her farm. H. many Sanford friends are glad to see her again after n summer spent in New York. #' ,“ 7 " i T»1W* Surc’ncHy Arr»n*ed for ; Hurried Herald Header* [ r .« o ..a . .1 » c . « . Sanford Steam Laundry, Commer­ cial St, near French Sve^, treats u r and Mr* Kennison of Oryour clothe* white and sanitary, nnd ; i0 wire in the city j csterday. not destroyed with chemicnls. Flat i.irnd Vo»HI * Opening Wednea- work a specialty at moderate prices Give us a trial. Satisfaction guar­ ith on. -'Til' . ,8‘ 2,c anteed. Luce curtains done equal fienial Cal vv,lli;im'‘ '* l' Bain nt to new. Phone 150-3. J. J. Cord, l w an,i j* being 'cordially gn fte d Mgr. * Tues-15tf L- hi) many friends. vCongrntuIntion* on the appoint­ . of g doses CC6 will break ment of C. M. Berry of the west of Fever or Chills. I’ rice side to the position of County Dem­ tent*. 71-62tc onstrator an d ’Advisor for t!YY> farmer e. Sherman. the well known boat and fruit growers. Mr. Berry knows jlder of Here*ford is in the city his text nnd will be found on the job i fij*e«J' to make it Ills future every day. Scminolo needed’ a good man and in Mr. Berry we have the j j joon as possible. sme man. Read his announcement in th yo* ell s _ Annual Fall Opening 1 issue. ! 8- 2 tc rdnrsdaj, Ocl. 27(h. S T O N E 'S Wrapped Cakes are Thr Udi«* Aid Society of the surely nice byterian church want to see "Golden Sunbeam" "Silver at the church next Friday night. Slice" OU will H Can't bp beat at any price Washburn * home-made candies Ten cents at McCulier'a. w ,tlT j: Irwin A: titles 18-tf^ ___ 19-1t? pralaf* f * ABOUT P EO P LE AND EVENTS. , r>* " i t Soclul Calendar Owing to their having been no Tonight: meeting on Wednesday, I take lids For wc carry’ Shoes for the whole family Socinl DepurtiAom Cabaret Ba- means of notifying members. zaar. Open to the public. Mr* fL C. Gerror. ■ Wednesday. Oct. 27th. 'Chairman. Summer is ended and the cool weather is due. I 800 Sewing Club at Mrs. Frank Adams’. It s now time to change one’s shoes. /Vaona’ M m ion Literature Department meeting at Mrs. Tendall of South Choppy is T'T . , i - I i i the club rooms. the guest of Mrs. Hugh Graham. Ifw ^ur store is the place where ttjc best, the new* Thursday, Oct. 28th: Priscilla Sewing Club meeting. v M m . W I) Ballard and two chtT- <^, f J M *1 ’ T- I f • , •“ Mrs. J. W. Barnes will entertain dren whohave been visiting Mrs. IO U I1(1. a n ( * IO C ICaSC prices. . . . the Every Week Bridge Club. j. l, Utmg amt Mts. c.w. Lumg ^ Heavy and light walking shoes forMen and SnUirday, Oct: 30th: returned to their home in Geneva Ifrs. Munson's Musicale to the on Friday ♦ Women, shoes for'the Boys and Girls, shoes t literature Dept and Woman's 4 for the entire family. Rainy-day boots, storm Club. Mis* Elizabeth McLaughlin Monday, Nov. 1 st: turned Friday from a short visit t« % shoes and all other desirable kinds. Beauty, Mrs. D. L. Thrasbpr will entertain Orlando. ^ service, comfort and small cost all combined. in honor of Mrs. Keeior. — Oy* tr Rod* 1 fM-2tc lli/n, F. I’ Thaj^tid, stale bank IfUmim-r and candidate foi the po.*i|liifi of I ..I’ ;.t rolli r wan III I III' city Ivor, i nt In* otT’i ia! Idullr. h«i ihn i. ii u i i r;I i,y GAHA>> \ 11TO Ol I. »k<"" H II ......«. \gt No. lift. 14-tf h *'lu 1 I fi i- home again iltrr an i iient), t| \isi t to many fSMB!' in the moth and northwest. >M« iiuaj irn u'K are giving her a tjnil »e rfiin, In ;it*• I IIM . 4.1 >i n i l \| I For the Ssason of 1915-16 Are Announced.- MUSIC ... < t .. Vi 20lh win be M*'. n Ip Uni, ui Sanford and iilf .!■•■ behind the move tn tnnk' i better eity l^iu in ........ md help ,, S.inforcT Rcxnlifut F'a|| Goods at VewcU A I ft-21c Disagreeable Calomel is Yielding la ™ h'p , Pleasant Liv-Ver-Lax-• , i , ,, ’.l.ibo « , )«liosplubto.bottle - c '“ i; t - '1 » i"^ '*'$ & * .of Air*. C. M Physicians generally •’ Kn ’’ 1 * \'n;ccjlt Moliro* Mouday afternoon, the nauseating, unpleasant Hf i A •; ^rfephtH'.•proFusion of wild -durvn(i() th# room, Mr>. ( „ ff .ini1 ‘:,'l ,hp beneflls there- calomel aro du) to the : umle^rab> ; 'h‘nk that puri. Elder Sprlnga 5JJEL!’......... . ,hp E Y S*. Allen, the vtt •‘ran minstrel , ' *y and expect i to ""'tT .home His wife a g ..ill >irnV). !n a [cw It- u i **>' ■‘M II,.., will spend the i >Hket Mr Allen will engage i,> ,h* mnvtnK Picture business', an ",v,,n in anoth« . 1 AND are to Z, . .->'*■ I f i f ;♦* : Dickins Shoe Store ♦’ J. W. Dickins <§> 4 I MM THE .MAN WHO CAME ‘.r ■ 'T r °r ncHB °°d" ■* fects. l(or°M*rimIU> >0U. * " nU “ P°und L E T T U C E HAMPERS CRATE * htvrciijlng with each yeuf. Some "lie, littn jtrttly *ald that a l.jr-I ceitm iirl.trnellon.yven tbotigli It failed In rtSsc ii Iilgher Mimdunl In Hie com i Uiqulty. at least never.lowered nn ex-! |*tlim Ktniidprit or In any way li’tt ii' deleicrlou* efTeri. This m u not la* niit|l of iiiiiiiyt (Htlier Linda of utiiuseri.ent nnd ontertahpnctit. What tin* winter’s ^ entertainments iilnl lecture* tire to lie in each com, |iinultv 1* ii*iiuliy ln «k «l for nt. tills time of the year. The con me here this j tDr vcill vCff be made up of the follow ing atate represent at ivn of Redpath L y ­ ceum will mako the canvaaa. Season tickets sell for $ 1.60 adult*; S 1.00 children. Slnglb admission will !)« Ytdulta BOie and children 35 n. Buy a *mi9 M A TE R IA LS • / BLUE STONE LEC TU R ES . top Hcori>, painted ntayk Miller/ the sltnii th*•»!»** *r * f hu club wish I* Miss Estelle Gray, Violinist and edy. V : ) K, Watsdn • Moritz I.lt'rvinne, Pianist successfully by L,\*. Grigsby. . Tr. Kealuf-was* n'-.gue*t 2. Geo. £ , Ctjlby, Cartoonist I.IY-VEtf: I, A X -ha.* all tFt^’ K O i^ ^ - ^ 0 ^ “ ^/esea.t weliv 3. Miwt KtLvoMi Dee Randle,(leader d none.of ihe Imd^fTcctl'of^ftTo-JamM ^ Mewmapj.'D. W. and 4. Wallace Bru«* Almaburg, En­ >!• ^ is o necessity in every c a Xt cLaughlin. A. P. mol tertainer. always being remfy to efetjiwe •Connell/ and Mias Laura. Fish. Season tickets will be on sale next Sluggish liver and bile -clogged fijpjr Saturday, Octr 30th, Supt. B. *Fy A C™ tem, with no unpltftsaot after Announcrmenf Ezell and Mr, A. W. Huneycutt, (>Pr nlng Wrtheaday.-Ocf. ‘ L1V-VER-LAX 4s guaranteed t^'^" Theiypiembers of the Welfare DopnrttUent are reminded ot’-tli^'invi1 l 8 - 2 lc give satisfacUon, or your mosey will " ‘ .Td.JUtebd the musTcatir given be immediately refund’tdr-. nsonUo thf LltM i l O ,. s‘j r** nB8‘ *i*“ 80 -x 8 tho orivinal liwirfng*tbe ’ 111, i> # 4‘ ^ LYCEUM ATfRACTIONS Elder' springs U .i|(r dnlit ercd to /•it horttr. Phone W H.-Willlinur *1 tke h*nfnrt|( ||„e H(. Ilf ||ie Sprfllg*., '"end Wjw.lt * Opening Wydiret*. dl>. Vcl .’7th. ^ l 8 -2 lc Mr fc,,) \|. N. E Barret neve lrrivrd i-i ***y Iqr • the vuitef such tv .tr.i g'atijpMitlpiu of their Bin f . ri’ f* Mr Btirref is with Aitnout (1 jiir Jan'es^uml jnukes Few, h ''.anfiirtl during the’ ^IviVicV. For all purposes, our Boots andShoes Z> be had for the lowest prices. . . <f> r HACK the Sanatorium, result in his final return to family and friends, vic­ torious over his foe. "T h e Man From the War on Tuberculosis Who Caine Back" is a thrilling anil By special arrangpnjent and dramatic story— and absolutely true through the courtesy of local Moda* well: indeed, his experience has eru Woodmen, the Star theatre has been duplicated by nearly 2,000 of booked a reel of 1.0411 feet, featuring hi* fellow neighbors, who have al­ Robert Wilson of Missouri, in a true ready enjoyed the benefit* of thi* and reali*ti< tiljn story of hi* pan justly celebrated institution. This ■ Mr and Mr* Eugene Roumilliit. "* Du- present wu^ not of blood- film i* pronounced by competent Jr. arrived home on Saturday andjsh-ed but in the tight against and authorities to be one of the very are domiciled at 101 West Third conquest of that menacing monster be*t in tbps highly developed age street of the human tle»h tuberculosis of motion pictures, and i* in such ----------| Wilson ia one of the million mem­ great demand that it can be booked Mrs R n Keeior will leave today ber* of the Modern Woodmen of f,Tr only one day and night in each America Discovering that he was town or city for a visit to friends at Tampa It i* a rare oppor­ afflicted with this disease, he takes tunity one cannot alTnrd to ml** Mrs II F W hit ner. Sr . has re advantage of the comforts, care arid At the Star Theatre on Ocl 2Ulh cure of the Sanatorium owned, main­ at the hours of rnatiuee and night. turned home tained arid operated by that Society, For Have* is expected free of charge to its members Mr* F II A ip h a lt In Philippines. several years that fraternal institu­ h o m e toil.I from Kentuck-. Hard asphalt known ’ns ulntnhlto tion has thus actively and elfee- or (ttliwmite, has been discovered in j|i v A II Cole, field secretary lively cooperated in the world wide the Philippines or. the twlnnd of Leytn. of the Methodist Sundays chool of movement advocated by the Red the state at large is the guest of Rev Gross and medical authorities, to and Mr* F F Steiumeyer 'lump out the dread white plague and Wilson i* the brimilciary of this V Rev. F E Steinmeyer a. com- Woodmen life saving station It is pained by Rev A H.l'olennd A. R . ; an intensely interesting and heartvvvnt down to Orlando to- gripiiing story of the lfave taking of (Uy , n , (ll. E..,|,.nitll)n IU).,.t the wife and children Weak in mR ()( ( h<. W,.s|eyun Glasses of Do body and hopeless in mind he jour­ ney* to the beautiful Rocky Moun­ Methodist church tain region near Colorado Spring*, Coin , » to r< in Du- run til'd climate M i * - l b-lb- S m i t h will i , p e n .. pri and coiim ant sunshine at an ulnvale k i n d e r g a r t e n *i l iool M o n d a y I tide ol 7.000 feet, lie I- destined to November l*t spend nine month.* at the foot of v Mr. and Mrs. Gwynn Fox return­ Mount Cedar, in the chre of the Sanatorium In th' ed Saturday from their wedding most modern world Hi* experience in/,'cha*tpg trip. the cure," hi* absolute rest from all care* anil In tun, hi* gradual return Mu* Lizzie Striyki-r of Minneohi Is the attractive guest of Mr* E 11 to health and strength, hi* hikes among the fragrant pine* anil over fVtrr*. on the Fletgfils the rocky Irnil* of the I S forest •TH1MMIE FADDEN" AT THE Additional I’eople and Event* i’agi t> reserve, leased by z and adjoining STAR FRIDAY o u l l i )i 1||,.|r . Hi t ” at l e as t I h r v M . 111fi rry l ii ii i n r 9 \i will attempt In d” ” I I'" I lu. tnr N<inmin !«•*»!» Mr not M r and III- e V. elli-nt a ill* have made ebrated the Itr•»t anniversary of l heir many friend* lien- and all will r i gret their going away. That they wedding on Friday evening v/ilh a may find many friends, prosperity charming "at home,” from eight to and happiness in the south is the twelve. The attractive home was wish of all who know them. They prettily decorated with quantities of with the eXt ect to leave I'ort t llliton on the goblenroil intermingled w |q_te *tar jessamine vine in pro 15:It of the pre+vni month 1'ort fusion GitVH-i and dancing were Clinton itiliio Hep i1ldi.ii n ’ t. ■plApiibif pliaiures <<f the evening Nntlre while a1 ronieai rvi aitviie In otilin t ’ ntil further notice e .Mu**on * Ul. iiappy after mu- >••.ir ul married swimming pool will be open to the . |,f,." develrqied some startling and public every day from f»iP; oi , altogetkeri I.uimirous answer* The except Tuesdays and Friday.s Open |,ru,.s wijr.- won by Mi*.*’ Suidee nigh ta> OnFy liy special artuitgemenlii Williams/and ^lr. Rayqtdnd Key. to jinrtlos of trn dr' ntore. I'uFe , a mnjyKihMe,enjoying ihe .delightfreslr running wntjT. All rontlitiopy .{ifFliospitHliiy ol Mr nnd Mrs f { j Tianb. vyi-ri1 Mr, nnd Nfrs Forrest ■t^tiitary Neal. Mr and — . f^ ‘ i^'d Is,‘’ ^ , Y A B r o g r e j W 'tn . ’ ' Ar(.hill Mi* Missus Floren^ w wdfk -of' tlm, H* 4 4:‘ i F?liTik.’.'S.ndi: -Williams^ Anne Ijllfprogressingv.D ra*t lu-o n*. a*. |ro4-t.ble |nm*t.me ,niML n . ' EIHUh.'Hf Mi*L.iughttn, McLaughlitj, Melly Belle M M V Ij; progressing-..'!/ ANIJ FM ! tlnfbdard of direetorw •«,( . flmflpell M r uml, . ’1 “ zation vyill meet .with the * U rayYi Pfigtci/is," Mrv' P j- * • J -ity* - - — . s the- Baptist chuich next Thu>>dayj M .^ughlin mtd Mr* LnW r^-. H.urt, \ Arc»jr A ' - oL-Jalsnt ^ T a ie n t Wfii^i Wbic'-i I* I. 9checJul»U 9 ct to Might a t - th e cTftirfh W|i.ica*rtC'Kity'mond W - JVYl,ig> Appc*\f at fnicrvaU Through the ground . thi/roughly’ cnitvux^'d . Muliqn'eV a/d^TY'dly' * out th^'Winter. . . y* with the idei^ tlmlNLafc g p.'inifcrt **H'• ’• _ • _ '*• ' pgree upon e TelitifflVe-filuiiHrdljafxl-. A ii minttnl l.y'i'Um entertaliiutx’iii'V ronr*e K now reganh'd iim [inn-llctiUy iiig the old churi-ti ■ O' x-ou*l " ■j , ,1 action. Ilrjdtjr ... d u n ,- dm. iniif-stcnsll.-: • lridl*|»-ii*iiliU* in nertrty l.’ .OOO Amerl J i.l1 1be drawnHyu *ntf-/dgpicd. mil cnmmiiiiltfe*. lltld the nniiiber I* ifr-*j Wit^i fjjc. reuir-n of home A h - aoob’ tji/rr.’ljter' '‘t>ft tifcil ib-ldav - ,,f nr# gooti* at |loc|l < iipiionn \tednr*da), (let. Blk. ♦ c s t ;u \<l t h e l a t e s t b o o t s a n d s h o e s a t e t o b e . *c- ^ Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop motored over to Winter Park on Ftiday re­ ''A gay party of young people chap­ turning to Sanford Saturday, eroned by M i. and Mrs. Geo. p. Bishop that enjoyed a straw ride to Miss Laura Fish returned from n Osteen Ferry and oyster roast were delightful summer trip on Saturday. Mifltes Florence Frank, Saidw W il­ liams, Charlotte Hand, Grctchen Mr. ami Mrs S, E. Barrett have Schultz. Annu McLaughlin, Felix returned to Sanford for the winter. Frank, .Joe DeMont, Ernest House­ holder, S. M. Lloyd. The party re­ Mr and Mr*. Thomas Gelzen re­ port a good time and the enjoyment turned from their wadding trip n of the excellent picnic lunch and the Friday. feint of rousted ousters ^ Mt» A. ll Wallace is back again Mi*takr Co) reeled from Port Tampa City, where she was the guest of Mrs. W. D. Crab­ A mistake occurred In F rid ay’s tree for the Weidman-Roumillat nup­ issXie in the announcement s,of time tials. and date of the musicale to he given by Mr* Fannie Munson to the Lit­ .Mi and Mr* Robert Howe are erature Department and all the memhers of the club The program another of the bridal couples home will he rendered at the Woman’s from their wedding, trip „ Irip t m- Is the Fam ily Shoe Store I uudiidia ntumult (2jidtfad*uxaGutjtoaMism 2ii mi mx4iu>ttaaai3ifti a ii£l ^ndy Graham, representing the Hurd times is a disease and not a Tampa Tribune is in the city to­ condition in Sanford. It is merely ny looking after subscriptions to in the mind and the ilooner the calatn ity howlers take a dose of liver med iouth Florida’s greatest daily. icine and get right the sooner the Y’owell s Annual Fall Opening. city will take on the proper amount Hcdni'da) or* 27th. IH-2lc of fife needed to get that hotel and There Thr Iriei >1 "j Mi J K Lning several other good things i . .| to hear that ho is are no hard times her*' p;iilv ii. i nig after a sot tnus (Club rooms Saturday afternoon aip Notice three o’ clock Guests are earnestly tlM* The registration book ol the city requested to be in their places be­ Lidif* suit* and (o a t* at of Sanford will be open at the office oarcll « Opening Wrdnesda). Oct. of the city clerk Saturday Oct Di fore three as the program begins , promptly at that hour * A very 7lk. i « - 2 tc and will remain open until Suturduy J I charming program will be rendered p,, - - • ■ 1 . II .tlloweeii social Nov the Idth Office hour' from 9 a in wlinh Ml-* L i * M ii-sena.Jt he tal jl th« I'r. l .ti-ri.ii! church next m to I 2 m and J p in till t p m On ented voung viujinist and Mr* Tndj> i.ig4 1 i .inches served and Saturday it will In- opened from 7 Forre-t Dabney Carr of Orlando, p. m till 8 p m goo11 11n.■ gi-iicrally the -wept throated songster will ap­ M U LOVELL pear by special request These two Udira Nutts and I oats at t^ily <' Ie r k 1I I l i e will b> assisted by some of the best Y»*rll * Opening Wednesday. Oct. |nc,d rui,-nt the cirv affordSntur lb IH-2tr t ii mi ng In Snnford dav if>i rniuiTi t Irtober IP .H * Mlr!’* Dt i) It VanEpp hit' decnled to Mr* i !> I'.irker will itnl.ert.ain o ’ l’bick make hit future home in Fbinia the lailn - t' i tn Lantern Star on and will locate m t hi- town of San |Thur«i|»v -i tr•rinMinfrom II to 5 i'llhiltil /(il ililr All rru-nil"’ - if* . -.rit^i'ly invited to ford at the head of navigation «•i the St Johns river This town has The Social Department W otiut ttcml .r i • , ih.i'ir fancy work a population of 7509 and is one of nil's Club announce* the Cabaret Get that fuml hitler Springs Waler the thriftiest towns in Mint section Bazaar ai the club rooms tonight |l|im I’hom W || Williams a | The Hurt, r Ini' turned oxer Ii:* Tbert will lie dancing and card* free kt .Sanford ||nu»e or the springs practice here to Dr Fmefrork and to the public. Ice cream, <uke and Hen I I' 11 agait has aruveri the final d of health ha' elected !*r home made candies will I....... sale bontr Irutti t 1 w” d.ty*' till! topm nt s Finefrtick to succeed 1*r Van'Epp There will lie no a.I mission fe« but 9 tin- refreshments will be sold ia mutk Fg.-i • i 'id *:i v* t fiat San - as health officer of the village. The \ a i Epp fun.il\ wdl make the foro i- '' r mi t fu* * 1 a t e lor HAPPENINGS UPTO DATE i . Addrtn til Comenhi station• lor (kt*' Co lum n to "So orijr EUbtof/* Of Pkocte Mta A Tarkmu PImm No. fdS IN S E C TIC ID E S * . -j G R O W E R S ’ SU P P LIES * e * -5 A Full Stock at All Tim es at O u r Sanford and Bcardall Worchouscs C H A S E & CO. OEARDALL Phone 13 SANFORO Ph«n«» 3*-1B1 .* t- JJL. ATLANTIC COAST L IN E iv*. ' l0 The Standard Railroad of the South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5 lh, 1915 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK D AILY No. 82 No. 8 G l.v Jnrkwinvjlle 0:10 am 1:35 pm Ar Savannah 1:15 pm 5:35 pro Ar Richmond 5:20 am . 9:18 am Ar Washington 8:50 am 12 D 8 pm Ar Baltimore 1005 : am I *50 pm Ar Philadelphia . . . 12:33 pm 4:01 pm Ar New York . . 2:40 pm 6:59 pm iUl-eteel EquipmentpFrcB lledining Chair Cara to No. 80 8 : 1(1 pm 12:35 am 8 :0 0 pm 11:50 pm 1:38 am tv f- I JZSnm 7:13 am Washingio ■' . Car Service on 'Fminh.S^-aTid 86, Sleeper to Savannah on n 80. . For InfonnatlojV^nd Rr«ervatloti Phone or Write, ^ " ****** 1*4 W „l Bar BuWt. Vh*n* IT _______ l a*, •; COAST L V ^ . ••• ; « ! ^ * )jim k • ■* .H-r-ia . - II �p i Jfr, . TAGS FOUR V • *' . (I* e o n d a c l i d b y a bo a rd 1 •( not I w *° tSraa directors* , T h * hoa rd of dire cto r* ahatl •■feel fr o m i S e m i e l v n « p r r a id e a t . vie* pra al da nl, a « r r t a r ) an d treasurer. T w o office. Wty o* bald b y on* paraon. Raid hoa rd of* d lfp rlo r a •hall b a r e a u t h o r i t y to a p p o i n t all nrceeaa r y agent* of tbl* c orporati on . A n n u a l meeting* of Ih * atoekholdera •hall | nrio » t th* p r ln r lj j * ! offtaa, of J b » cor l> afi held |><irall1>n on *1h- 'flral Y u r a d s y In' February Ptaolng Both of Them. " I t * M simply A question of verac­ it y between ua," eeld the oldest Inhabitant "He said I was a liar, and I ■aid he was one.*' “ HumphI" re­ joined the village postmaster "That’s tho flint time I ever hear of either of am.i toll Inir ikn i m i l o i , of each' year, at 12 o'clock M . or at anon you telling Ine truth. thereafter at Ptstticsjbt*, at which the board i— — A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E T R A IN S Nortkboand Ix-a vr A rrive 1:3.1 A . M . N o 82. . lil H A . M *. . N o . M . . . 10:45 A . M . . . 11:05 A . M . N o . 8 0 . . . .3 :20 P . M . . . . .3 :4 6 1*. M . So u thb o u nd N o . 8 3 . , . .2 :0 6 A . M . . . N o . 89. 2:10 P . M . N o . 85. . . G:09 P . M . .2:16 A . M . 2 :30 P . M . 6:19 P . M . O viedo N o . 126— A r r i v e N o . 127— L e a v e * . .9 :30 A . M . 4:00 I ’ . M . Leesburg No. No. No. No. ■ fit 10:55 5:25 .5:20 6:36 A 1*. P. A. M. M M. ,M. T rilby * *' N o . 25— A r r i v e ............... .1:00 p . M . N o . 2 4 — L e a v e . ................ ? :2S !*. M . cijlV -. r r > H ’ 5Vl > l ^ f _______ 2 1 — A r r iv a - o s c 24— L e a v e 1 5 8 * -Arrive . 167— L e a v e . . . . ' I" f o l l o w i n g art idea of incur pur a t tun *flail run ■ t i t u t * and bee rune it a char ter u p o n the i s s u a n c e of letter’' pa te nt according to 1a » 1 r , Bp Ip * . ■ - UJ. p ' ■ ' •(■ a?r / ■ * .. " A T h r n a me of tt hhi* rn f jnir a . l*Jfi Na n fofd I iilsrtn i»l t r o l vacuum ahall I 'r r ■ H - . r^y* -v FIRST DUTY OF S H O T SWISS Many of Them Sympathize With the Allies, but Demand Fair ^ ‘ Treatment. STANDS BETWEEN TWO FIRES German Element la Strong. t l « Litrvra palant •kail b*M le ft), mail*) fl«m #»t*ad' Kfitry, No. 4>«72. ■ twwn' jmnl.il, aad-kH t-S at4 t,eq rp 4 u / iW fak - W t j ol U I F V . i a C . U * N W U ol 20. * * » « « « , . » * * . la. adtall__________t I r u a c i *Th» , vapaljt l l W l , . nrn ^du* ^i*») *vefk^ fij-db* •ubvutbrr-^j T«w«riiU» TawnskU*. »7 t hreatho Isas easily .even than Hol­ land. Constant dlsputos are arising relative to contfaband, conditional contraband. Imports and their final consumer. <* ' » t » It Between Two Flree. GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE FIVE COUNTIES Tho situation find* adequate expres­ sion In the words.of a contributor to the Gazette, do Lantsanno: “ Germany and Austria have said to Swltxerland: ‘Wo are perfectly will­ -T6 the Citizens of Seminole, Volusia, Osceola, ing to dullver you such raw muterlals Orange Counties, Greeting: as you lack. Hut you mu«t give us lie it known to all of you that you are invited and expert, In exchange not money but certain to prepare .suitable exhibits for display at the Great Exjjo^ uI products of which tho allies' blockade already agreed upon by the people of your several eountie deprives us and which we need.' The engaging in a friendly comjietition for tho exhibition of S allies object to this, saying to Switzer­ varied products of your several sections; also the thjZ land: 'FTom tho beginning of the “ Made in Your Tow n s." Your school work, your fruits m war wo have placed our ships and our trains at your service, and, unvegetables, your farm products, your stores of house and fieij tlko our enemies, wo have nover your art creations and all other articles of interest, espeef-^ thought of Imposing compensations st<x:k, ckickens, etc. in goodo upon you. In the futuro, as Prejuire to attend in |>erson and with your family Ih tho past, wo are quite willing to friends and the strangers within your gates. furnish you with raw matorlala as well as with foodstuffs. Only, desir­ ing thnt our blockade be effective, we ask you to give your word not to pass on In any form whatever to our enoOF THE PROSPEROUS FIVEjCOUNTIES mlea that which we procure fqr you.' "Switzerland replies to the alllea:' ‘I am grateful to you for supplying me with foodstuffs and raw materials without demanding- compensation. Masters of tho ocean, you havo been able to do mo this service, like good like other troubles, ah neighbors. Germany and Austria, al­ though blockaded by your fleets, have comes when least exf also done what they could for me. Driven by need, they naked mo to--*? The only way to he prej pay them In goods, while continuing-.' ' at all times is to set* that' to pay you -In npeclo, and I have not rofuseu, being myself hard.'pressed buildings are always ins and neutral—that Is. equally friendly in a G O O D COM PANY. to all anil unwillingly to increase dif­ ficulties In Ihe meantime your feurH oro groundless, fur I have taken cure formally to forbid - the vxporvattnn" 107 MAGNOLIA A lt. from my territories of a whole series of goods of urgent necessity. And I am always on the wnlch for smug glers. ' Needs of Swiss Industry. ' 'On the other hand, my Iniltistrles must live in spill* of your war, on M IL L W O R K OF A L L D E SC R IPTIO N S account of which I. though perfectly Innocent. aulTer more ihan you, per We are prepared tn figure with vou on all clasaal haps, believe And In order that mv of LU M B E R and M IL L W O R K for HOUSE, STORE ludiiHtries be not ruined they must or B AR N . Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, windows,! bo permuted to re-export to all coun­ tries llie articles mnnofadureil from doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. raw material* furnished hy no matter Tell Uh NY’ hal Volt Want Fmlimales Furnished Frtt what hulllgerrnt I um neutral of my own free will, but with your appro­ bation Thai Ui why, although I have ■■hllgatl-inn Inward you land 1 do not t u i n it rf sv it n t* if ti e o i p r i e 11 v t m s y u n tt n u it f h p : « v : <: ' : ? rr v n v • ’ n r i deny them), that yqu u Ihu have a f*w* toward me, of which the llrst and es ___________ _ ■______ ; _____ i-- — m * * sentlal is to let me IJve ' *' u m im is s im iK iiiu u io v o iiiitiM u m io M Her** fa the situation In a nutshell The result of pressure from bbth Hides)'hut prlncfpally frdmjhe side of Ih** aJIIch, Jjo-T heeji In make Ihe Swiss conscious ot Iliuir national!!)- arid to K<ft the betd (piality of D R A IN , HAY, FEED and! start a wave of patriotism Negoiia iIons are going on to regulate the mat ELDER at REASONABLE PRICES li-rs lif differeiii-e between the little mountain eoutitrv and Its powerful v . - WRI TE uelghhors bv establishing » Swiss con Irol of all foreign trade with a view In doing away with chances for cheating Kor the people will-not listen to prop­ ositions from -wither side offering P alatk a, F lo fjd ^ compensation' .afte'r the war They want the iliRIcUIty done away with - > « « « » « < m u m i s m i W i m k i O t m u s i o i m u k O --------------- S--------------------------- 1 ■ ■ ... ----now Imined Inti-tv r ‘ SUB-TROPICAL IMP-WINTER EXPQS1IK of director* •hall be d u l y 'elacla d by the 1 ■ lo c k bolder*. *, T h e h y - l a w t lo r the g o v e r n m e n t ol the cor p o r a tio n ahall* he a d o pte d at the ftr*t a n n u a l meeting of the »to ck h old er*. or at a n y special m * * t ln g called for that p u r p o . e l l n l ' l a hoard, of director* ih a ll h » » * beenI H r . I *lul) choven by the •tnekho)d*r«. the bualnC'v* of (h e *ald co r p o r a ti o n nhall he c o n d u c t e d b y th e fo ll ow in g n a m e d p r r » o n » an d officer* 4 . Itanitotph A p p l e b y . J r . , I'raald ent K a t h e r i n e It. N o r t o n . Vice President | A n t r i m P. A n d a ra o n , S e r r e l a r y A n » r l m I'. A nd ara on. T r e a s u r e r . T e m p o r a r y h y - l a w a m a y b " ad op te d liy amid off lr rrr u n t il th e B r i t an n u a l m e e tln f ot . t i e alorkhold er* . ti T h e h lfh eet a m o u n t of Indebted n e w or li ab il ity to w h ic h i h U cor p o r a tio n »hall i t i i i v ti m e s u b je c t il*elf to n T h r e e h u n ­ dred fi lly th ousand (Z3M.OOO.I Europesn Republic Declines to T T*h» name* and teiiden cc* rd 4h* auhi aer lber- to Iheee article* ot i n c o r p o r a t i o n , Overawed by Powerful Neighbors together with the a m o u n t ol capital s u b ­ — Refuses to Starve or Do scribed b y n r h are ai follows: A n s e lm P. Andenon, l»2 6 -6 lit . St Driven Bankrupt—Would Vl I t r o n k l > n . N Y . . 100 share* col nraon stock Fight for Rights. "* Ml share* pre ferre d i l o r k J H a n d o lp h A p p l e b y . J r .. M Sta te S i , P ert h A m b o ) . N J . 1 « h * r e c o m m o n stock, K a t h e............... r i n e It. N . o r t o n , 1C2 F a i r v l e w A r e ...... By EDGAR AN3EL MOWRER, ^ J W h cri of'.hT s " a m* T 8 h , ^ ^ V (C on ^p«d ,n t or tho Chleaao N e w . ) * ffjiji-atfsanpo. BwiUorlsnd.—Seigoobos, s e t.' o u r .hand* this S l■ a t d*a y to l Sepfetpbgjf. p o u n d s n tie ro an m u r rn ulr n a m e d Hat ay, an d w r i g h i n g ab ou t I LIDO p o u n d s , one M a r k marc m ul e n a m e d H etty. an d w eighin g a b o u t I2 0 0 y j » o u n d s one firowr h o rai m ule n a tiled Hill a*»d w eig h ing ab out LZfLU p o a m ls nn« hru * it . bi*fwe mul e n a m e d H o b an d w eighin g alrmlt rnafe o.iile Hapk«ul and weighing a h n uI 1 l « 0 lioUrwte ------- - c February -15-19, 1916 .-.r-it - c " ' . - - - seta behind thfi purjjlujjn.mntains banfn ,*» Lafi.^Tsl- - Tho country suffers from th* loss fll«*j as|ler-i*f .fa-1 fa tcurista' llut hmst of all 11 suffers r r fl ua'W^nal.'laC tas, ps i . fj’w .« ' ' .- ~ “ Orlando, Florid) SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER EXPOSITIO) THE A . P . C Q N N E I, NOVELTY PLANT Y c II q w P i n e L u m b e r C o ., K is s im m e e , Fla.| s w i s s I ia id s f. , ' -J---- — ^I'lir* Swistt (Tinfi'duratlon enunta In day a|i|in>ximaU>)y 3,1 Sd.iliR) Inlmlii < n o lin g r n m i u i t v ' i s p r i n c i p a l ofTlr* and I - 1# «d I tji n« * ,11 i i> iti - lo rd * •• tautu, 4if win>ui u^niH 200.rO') nr*- liul m ge county Florida lirahrt oftp **• lun by rat*n and laiiKUnua. 7&o,ooo rim m a y b « eatahllsflrd at such other place* a* ¥. -e i t Kw H KUillY m a y l«c «eierte<| Ii > t (Is h oa r d o| l i i fV fi fi rt Speciiil Ma ster in J 'b a n eery •. Rltlnr tbcpiaelvpa kYuiicb ami tfm m , M gaflr ji A W a r low •ul* f » r 1 intildta ■jU T h e general n a t u r e of rfle tiuiuu>*» mainltiK i60i),0t)i) apoak Grriiian J'Iiiin 1 I Tur* 'il r t o F e t ra na ae tt fd b y « i l d r o r p o r at i o n » h al I <u e p m i t i c t a fid i a i r > o n t h e h u * i n e « « tho' Gorman Hrinent In by far tht* • f -r«r4rig«f#tinn Cfiftlirvi gtjVi f«tr4r»dlfrg in atrongi-nt nutnrrbnlly and tin* uintU ■If tI i ■ tw*h e *, tiy Hie in * (»l I l.e inter l l r p i f l m r n| **f th r I n i r v l n t , tj tl tle n I v a t u uni pre cd o n n g » ) i ( r f n . arid > t lui|iorta1it. It can coninil lu fndtrru I S l a n d tMTvii'. i tame* vitir, Fla , a n y a m i all other rue l hods, means, way* Sep! 211th. IOTA | live iiulitlcal matti-ra Tim Frotich n f viyateniB tu (irepace an d ro anuf a< t ur e N o t i c e is hereby give n th a t A lb ert L •an (J to buy sell a n d Isaac, and generally caiitoua, with the lni[»irtant ci-uierl tif l . i p f n r d , «• ( S a n fo rd . F lo r i d a . » btr. on A ug u* •le ^l in coultrig a n d p r e r doling, ice and *■* I II 1"V mails ■t 11 m..a I r i l l K )l t f V N I Goodva ami Iktusunntt and Ibulr uxcol font nowHpapnra. tilay Intoltoctnally u Yulo mimowlinl boynnd lhat pmautuf-d b) aJlu-lt nuniortcal lnfi-rlnrlty Tho Italian rdommU -la r*dnllvoly Inalk'iH flea lit nlthmigh tun- **f thr moat Rnl llitnt of tin* K " ) 'Tuun nl llllmattN** a n d fur the p r o d u c t i o n and in ■ nu f aft u r i-iYJCK Would Fight for Mighta *tt m - , r i r c t f i n l j and . l ‘»r the kuj>pl>ing of Hlii Mtilta, runi**n from tho Tiidtio I ! a i rn * tit name* a J h * *es *-»f»Tr. i n I'Ulid m a n u f *ftu r c pulrhao The Swiss hid awort- yf their fnrc« j *■m 11re*l• h f W « w »* F lor id * Ho uiu rh by t ln» wtt) of pri-tuiHto h-sse or ut her *!•»• “ actjulrc, and ln * *ail W ill Fill man , •<I e M w a, Flo ri d a Tin*-IT *"* l nf 3fi0.mil) sturily. wall I c uar or Other » H C til ill l i m n ol I n t i 111 » pri'Mi'iitatlon of Hw Itcrrland n (msl II II Krr^ffo^wif .. Sanford. _ . F lo r i d * e^ ju ip a n d operate anti m a in ta in , «ir license eqvrippeil unit'trained sohllnrs thrown tluu ilurlDK tbn iircsont croat war. J o h n l/unr. o h ’ S . n l i i r c l . F lo r i d a . o v l a r * t o o p i r a t i , r * f H | F T l t o r etc llnea. a n d 1 1-8tp" R O B R l i T W f ) A VIS, • are a n d r a il w a y e t ju i p m e n t and aup pllfa of At tho beginning nf hostlllllna the Into tho balance today on either aldo H.C'l'fnil klrida, and a n y an d all c o n ^ y a n n a fur would he cmislderahle—-might be doFVonrli and Kalian rautonn munlff-nt H u tr a n s p o r t a t i o n In col d ato ra g i or other QtilVo " r * . I»y la n d or b y w a te r , of » n \ and all N o i l r r o( , A.pllrallot, f at T a r I I . r d H n t l r r od n Btiirdy tint Inoffriraivo nympatby p r p d u c t a . good a a n d man uract ured articles, S r r l l l * ST# of i h . I f o n . r a l H l a l k 't k . ’ W e havo bean tuin-li too humble,” for tho al Hits Tlin Orrxnmi uantonn. tu c o n d u c t a general shipping* and fo r w a rd S n t l r o I* h e r e b y »1*e« Vhal l l . r r i e t 1. ' Kl**in now *yi w«*. Ins luiwineaa, anil i is receive, handle, ship, Jmrnr I,.. i i u r r h u e t .>( T a r l e r t l d r a i e N u to (ho rontrayy, kiivu voni to u sltijtb‘ men tell me here fftrwmril and I f i i i u m f i goods, w a r n and 1 shall cease to Hunjitleitle and begfti to 114, date-1 the 2n d -la> nl Jun e. A It 1911 HtruiiK burnt of Gofniuttoiiblllu I have «iefcFiarHlise and aft rla**ia til freight by h » , tiled . . I d rort I A r a l , in rn. ..litre and Iarol or by wa ter, to p u r rh a * e or o l h e f w i a r l . e made a p p l l r . l i n n Inr l » > .fee.) t,, i,.\ie npt iakon account of i lu ItidlvIditulH <1••n*ainl rmirlauljlv-liiil llnnly a r iju if r. lu manufacture, nrndurc a u r k r i , ih a r r o r r l . n r e W m 'ud you njflit-’ " *1th la * Sant f-ertlA rS Ir wltoao nytnlialllli'i* ar*- always with th*p r e p a r e fur m a r k el well cleal fn end deal r m t . r . i e * t h r ti»lli (»,‘ n* >|e.-ethe.l I.r i ip a rt ) t'ertamtv If tofififit >r» jl We re • U i k i # U ( l pr H'l tu 1• of r ve r> t I ■s * si -I >J>* rtltlo iippernioat .it -- a i e . J -n ,Serfiili»le ("our. :v M --r-t* t-( fuse in slaive nr be ilrlvi-ti flankniftf vriptton and ir> *11 *rlirb-* ..f housrhTtld • II H . a 2S fret » c . l tJ 1 the N 1. , or t.-il 2 Today, tlionyli by rttugrs b*i ltni>*-r a m i d o m m k i r uae and ru m u rnp »inn l u ufSnr 2 i r p 2H 9. R 2 » K. run S I t ' . l I t . coptlbli) tliat they raJiliol be traced, Ktigland ami Franco and Italy must ecu! r and main ta in p a r k in g bou»c* and N «t. . W &«S H i (t . W ISO ft N I 'l f U bn brought to realize thtj* (net or i an fling lacturie* I f*t *I o-«»«l |ir od net ■ of all It 1; - 19 ft A ( re, 2 * tho Hltuutlon ima bocomo 'dHTen-nt at tlir .fat. klrida,, am ! *all a r tirli* ^ uf household of genT f-e . a i d lan-l l-einy ,n if face the consequences Here In itomamdi Hwlliurlunti the (Kip s-rwl ii ae an d cun* urn pi itn», and t - I m y , 0 f ol t h e l . e i i . n r e nf a urh refttfl- afe (n t h r "Hut your personal sympathies, as ■ifbc^rwlae iH |i ure, and ur trthefwt.e n a r n r ul W H V l-.r* Ifnfe*. **td ref It Itillation la null overwheltnliiKly pro iLgfwew * of s Or __ t. h ee-’ p r o d u cr t a or |ry-|ii'i»Juc«* r a t e ahall he redeemed a r r n r d l n * I n l a w allies. There Is little German In tho you huve Jusl told mo. arc with tito t l a w i w J ; m l 11>- .elh I r a r v . dyvi-lnp. d e a l I n , i . , d r e d will laaui- 4 h # r » » n on the 30th d a ) IntprffW-i rnanafe Kn d o|t»r at r real (rrrrp- ot O r l o l . e r . A. It, I h f h , utreets or tn the storcti. As soon ns countries you mention." - ,- r t y ; a- rtijrrt o n ly t hv p r - r v i . i n n . i m . WRf)4-,a my a l ff r l i l . i x n a f u r e am i ,e*l 'That Is true. Hut you must real­ Italy entered the war the Ticinese Min.*! It) ) * » t v . t b e t T u r f e r or b y - l a w * . o l ( h r 27t h -lay « f R e pto m h er, A l> l » I S . ise that before w « nrtftleiqmn. French '‘ -and deal In •_ . '* h A IRUtfil.ARR. •aid ' mr-tayrafi<>n, -i n • H n y , aell • pronounced for Italy It Is not an ex t T . r k C i r r u i ! 4 'o o r t S . m l n n t e l*n , Ff* ^)ft»rt*i ul attuk ol tht* « » d olhr-r ro fii pv aor It{illuti a)gr‘*1lrc Sarins Wo havo uggeraMon to say thnt, notwithstand­ ia**li ’ • R y Ja-1- * R o h r r i * . I*. <" t n m * a n d tn l i - m l - b i i -I l o a n . ’ a e r u r v d ' J i ) our o w n , c o u n t r y . lor^E after. In any rwrirtirnye, m other Ren* on real ftropthty:.* 1 i - Taes;I»l> ing the German npt-aklng majority, to i t v r ) nrt ihe l-u.tnr-*. nf p u r r l j a - i n y . 1 __2, ■ , - - — -— - — hut un extreme tjamF nn aitqrnjjk TtT thuru are now In tho country as many , N u l l c r In 4 r e rl lt o r. To 1ovnr td aa ltix. pl edging, fea.lng, .e ll ln g , ,a» open adherents of the allies as of tho the vOerman afieaktng i n . C o u r t pl 111" C o u n t y J u d g e , S . m t o o l r tA*n/r*c am i t r a n . l e r t i n g . IriVl-,1 In g I n : tr a d foreo the nollon Into war ;iCkyKi the C o u n t y , latalr nf F lo r i d a Austro-Gonnans This means lhn( a lity a n d dpaling in g o o d . , » * t r « . m r r e h a n , n re K . t a t r ol M l t r a h A n n i* V unge allies w»iutd tni**im**flft*llltm<ytlnte rtl| ■nil d e e - . # |j ,.r, „ | n „ r, . I r t a t e e . d i . l r l h u t e e , an d *|iae » n d pr'n)H,rty of e v e r y Hi larK'i uuiiiber of persons who speak turo helweArt*-rfa and them and so ( f l p l i r - n . and , a r r ) l n i ! on ujiy ot)i- -o m--ti r ,,r r . o ll, J , e . m g r l a l f n . a g a l n . f »*ld e . t n l r German favor the nntlouH of the quail ••t I h e al m v e l-uelnewee. nr an y Jot her l- u - i j- Y o u , an d ,-arh ol yo u. are hereby notified bring about the ruin of Swltn-rlanil ind ife rtlplo alliance, particularly Franco. rrirtirertn l th er ew ith., * ,. m a y be,, a n d | H,l(| retjuired to )- rr .ef,t any »'l v| ruHi* il by i be l> < of thi 111 * ItI p}i*-r Hut If the present restrlci lonn. tiJfT-ndy m a n i l " mb Id* y o u, «•r cith er nf y u ti . may fill] »ni| an »| w it h all the j flW fit I n it> *g nirt.pl I h r Swiss Industry Badly Hurt. uf A-1il**ah^ A fit I* bad, grow heavier Instead of tlghtiT, il i K*s * t l t r cuitlcr Upon V n n f r , dian a * e d t*ie i*f S em ino le r ' o u n t y . 1* Rut a new economic problem has np t-u rp u r hiu m* t *• « i»rf> on l»tt*lne*ia w it h i n If the allies, cannot he persuaded .Jly M erida in the un der ei gne d A d m l r U l r a l r i % .if w i t h nil t t h r >'m\' " I Ktufbla a* may b< » l . . I I I oat at ( . ..................m r » r « r It ■•»»■ tk v pea red and 1s forcing people to face our diplomats that although[•y'W.t' w ! .,n*| l a 1 it* r t i m i pel m i l led b>' l*w It squarely. Swltxerlni-.il. accustomed only tn Urn wo put our-ehtjrt' strength !i TIi** a m o u n t of cap ital a l n rk nf I h U ,U n a . M ' A U.U.I 3»,»,. a a n m . 8> w k k Ny In time of peace to derive considera­ behind this (l.-tuauibwasn^UiyfT^fl,, rorporafbin iHatl Im line humlfitl anti fifty F -a*rulrl. un d er ih * i h u u M t i d dollar • i f l M I . O O i l k d i v b l r d int o ble profit from Its line scenery and Its Will ol Milrah Iim r O n r I h t i u i i n d five huridre*! tl.M M U »harew French or Ilnllalt-fp.^It'^^riiijtlkjV i'central portion, tfow pays heavily for he, we shall tig|;l side D ; j ^ j ’|Va|l/’ Y o n * * , dco*a.*d til I hi* par value uf U l i r hun d re d liollai* .1 l u . « ate l $ ! D O j fiach, uf w h ic h U n r t liuu»a ml tOlldr the latter. A laVgo proportion of th>- a Hlngle ninn, ns w*i», ort trnnor aham uf lb** Loial par value of One hun- In I Irrull Court uf Ih* P'otralb J u d l t U l C:irrolt • national army lias been mobilized nt row at the a l l f l h f C ^ f t j k y v d l o a ^ T o r drw) ( hcrusand dbUwV* Ahall be rommon Uo rlda . Hcrnlnob- t wool). In C h a n r r f T stock. al»d Five hundred S<M»» »h*fr* uf Frank W . Wickham considerable expense and kept under territorial nght't • And i - ^ ' i l ’; i Ibi Iolal par lllue of Fifty IhcMhind dol* CITATION arms since August, 1911. Industry Is should Ilghf too, dvnn .ngnlnst nearly lura ( fXtO.UOD) khall be preferred stuck. F m m a I'* W'b-khafn T h e pgef ic rrd i l o c k ahall be en ti tl ed to T o F m m a F. W V k h a m . F.*tt Ilalboa, Canal Zotir ' suffering. The foreigner copies but evcrythffig Ifl^ilie world t-hold d e a r " a d i v i d e n d u| not e i r e e d i n g *cven per r en l Y o u Will take notion that you am lwr*h» tr'liHr C7 per n u l l in a n y «»ne year, which d i v i ­ od tn appear to th r hill nf o.,mplaint filnf In thl* rarely to the countless hololB, which d e n d ahall be n o n ^ i f Y i u l a l l v r . an d n a ya b le lauvo and whnmtn yo u arc rrvioto party -lelen-lant stand bleak anil deserted like no many o u t o f i K e . n g l carnfii<a b e f o m ^ i i y d i v i d e n d M o n d a y I h . I at d a y .d N u v w m U . A . D „ 191A gfgantic mausoleums. Only a few la p u b l u p o n the c o m m o n alock othorwirw t)i* MU »• Bind will I - taken a* ronfrvwr.1 homqless Individuals from foreign T h e bidder* of th e p r » f i r r » d *tocJk akall .ralnat you. In m t « nf I b u ll d a t lu p nr dI**olutton n b . l h ® __ parts' loiter In the streota—four l)y Delaware Man Will Have, a Score ot I t ,la __ further ordered_«hat_thta ntatUm bn ^Juhl u r p o r a t l t r a . halur* a n y aniku a m o u n t ahatl bn liatud In the Sanford HaeaJd, a new.patwr puh Alpine Beautlee on His compartCm with former- years. Even p a i d |o the holder* of th e e o m m u f i stock tiara td tn Hanford, Reminota t mtnty, Flu rM a. h a e n t i t l e d to I n paid Ih * a m o u n t paid up Farm. ,, A tho exited revolutionary has quit the Work lor el*hl ronareuth* **rks. i l l i l t r l r iha re r. but ahall no t p a r t l r lp a t e Witness* m y hand and »e«l of said Court at Ranlittle country where he for bo many i n a n y surplua aaaela a f t r r p a y i n g oft the ford, HemlnoU C o u n t y . Florida. th*> thy fith d a y-ol w h a l e ot t nr u p r s p lt s l Delaware Cltv Did - rhWlt3|- J years found*' sltnctimry, A w fron­ T h e ■litTifrrr ol th* r o p i n u m anti pr e la V A **•*' K A. r H J U d U t f i ' U'lnkli-r of Wanhlngton. who is altwri | tier town's ancetit-rvs'^f espionage r«*f p t a e k ‘ »h*ll h a v e *-iu*l^v . . t l n .j r i g b l « .^ . | ( trtk of t V v u i l c W t anil Intrigue That Is ^ill The sun tu start a goat form ^aJong-tin- rfit-s l . -j-he capital alock d i i l T Tie t-al-i I n r ^ l u WIV*,,** t lt,,u,h«*Jih-r Ry J C I t t i T h tr, R C . l a w f u l fju*na> of lb * C n l t e d Slate*. t,t r » a ' tialieitor lor Complainant ru**-fe9tr speak.* canal sn^s he wjll employ a rises alone >var th« gluYferV fair des o r lveraonal piop ert > of lb* va lu e e-jusl l u ------------------------------------ ------------------‘ — ---------- -1------------ * nrxjru of Swish tnllkmaiils The pirln vilallun There ar* r.t. iiiurlat^«Wilv, 1^ ptr valu* ol the «lo e k laaued in r » J Dep.ilmenl - I Ike Interior ^ . change ol i ia y m e n l therefor, l*n l-vr e*nt i h |.in-l llitlee, ttai nc av ill* FlayuJa, ' aro to come from goat farms on tho nr lug with cold and dellglit to ejolcome ? U ) p e r r e n l I of w h t r b «h*H be paid In la w - ' _* , , . O cl. g .T S li nnbw-eaphed. Alps. T h o -goats are be­ _ o n e y of l h » t l r l t e d Rtatea. n nr r r«»l Neiit* t» h*i*fi» zlvva-ikst Jam .. ‘ C ■ KH- hla upci.tr.lng or to i ur u a wajr*tij*liur'ry 1 T m real or; or ; ^ A n n tho l*»t-*lopn Uomowanl an he ing shipped from Colorado' , In- l 4 - THE SANFORD HERALD ‘p t hls “ Illstolro Tolltlquo do I'Europo ' GptUomporalne/* *boglns his chapter K A T IIE R IN F . R .N O R T ftN . an'BwItxerlsnd as follows: C ly d e L in e B o i l s W itn e s s : N . K a y m o n d Heate r. * "The Interest of Bwlss history must S ta te of N e w Y o r k (51. Jobss Riaar) not be measured by tho site of the A r r i v e 10:00 A . M . L e a v e 11:30 A, M . r'ounty of New York country. This little country holds a T u w M in ys , T h u r s d n y k and S a t u r d a y s I. N Ksymnnit Hsslsr, * notary public in anti Hr ll»- wtal*- *n«f county alorota.ill very Important place In the-history of In hsr*|.> r.rlll) <>>»i Answlw V. Amlsr*on. contemporary European Institutions. J, Randolph lBilt)i'i(i<i Apelrbv^ Ifan *• Jr.,* and ---K*lb«-r<n» t ---tun. w|»o Itt.M o m* rll k nown, K. .Nor Norton, who _>iw.-lo ms w wrll kno To whoever desires to understand tho mr, ami ^»*#r«lly 1hi rUy ovolutlon of our modern democratic 11» • t thry for ( h **iriprt vbjip, »I JA^k . it ti w l# rl(H^ytton LEGAL ADVERTISING • ignctl the fiu*ge1ng irliclr« of Incorpoi society, this* history may. hkr rccom and th* irCorfiTiny ing no lie* fur lh(ir l ti or mended a» (he most InstruotlVh selec­ and pufpu**** tbrrcrrt «lii**d of I n r u r p e f al lon of ih*N a n f« r« l lr» Vlitrifs* Whcfpiif I h»vr hereunto Ai*l tion of examples of the application of n l t i r n t V a c u u m | *rr- ( ou tln f I urti|»any my Lund and ■aral^d offir* |hi* LI lit day r*f the principle of popular severe Iftnty.” LScPi r m l fr t. . I. * * I !* T ih** ii n t|ftr »11 n p dl hi -r«*l*j i I %v no I »r «■ I ha t 1 N U AV M O N O H K A T K fl. Forvlguwrs who-know Hwltr-*-rlnml, L r’ I l h J t i fit UtlLbt-L* A - l i . aktlla on K o W J rdf.TTc, K T f f f T p B ■ i te n o flo ra a in . or a* aoun i h * r r aft **r 1*1Ih or wllhoul liavInK visited It. an » flint »»« New York tNiunty, mm they ( i n be hear d, th ey will a p p l y tu N oi, rrtiAcilr 2bu To inm ii nloD * c i p i r e a M i r . 30, 1>17* country of tourists, hotels, mountains, the H o n o r a b le i’ark T r a m m e l), governor II-T y r»-H c of I ho atale of F l o r i d a , at hit office. In the picturesque chalets, mountain rail < - a pi tol bu ild in g of ■a I cl at ate. In the c l l y roads, glaciers, milk chocolate, St. o f T*llahata**>. for I r t t m pa tent, I n c o r ­ M A S T F s I F H N A I.F . p o r a t i n g thepi, t h a l r associate* an d i u c Gall embroideries, cheese and refuges U n d e r 'and by v i r t u * of i d i m # of f o r i r f f s o f * , Into a b o d y po lit ic anil rofparat<* for revolutionists, may be pleased to in de ed and In I a w . Un det tbe na m e of c l o i u r * i n d ail** rendere d by th*» l l c m o r i l r l i S a r ii o r i l I n ter m il l e n t V a c u u m l*r e *i -uuHn r J u d g r III I. hi* S e v e n th iliil iefal r i r c i i l t of t h r know that of nil the people of Europe in <"onaparv> under the f «il|o« t ri g ch a r te r anti S r * t r of. F t i i n d i f**r H v m i n o t i c o u n ty tho Swiss have, historically, been the arti cle * of i n c o r p o r a t i o n , the o r ig in a l of c h i n c r r y t i t l i n g in a c i r t u t i cat* th r ^ ri n w h i r fl will b i un flic ih the offirc of i hr s pe ndi ng , w h i r c i h Th « » l i l r i c h L u m b e r l um* \\ l l r a d y and most belligerently tenacious of their iwfNrrelary of atate of aatd at ate of Flo rid a , it a nil i* c n m p l i i r u n t an d W 11 K Hr l i l y are defendant*, >hr under*ig n« t i he ell v of T a l l a hiausew1, d u r i n g the turn* independence uiol that they ure today r*j ■■ sprrial master m rh«tjr»ry will r e t}u l red t** for t h r p u h ll fa ltu n of iliti avll to l i b h i f h n t and l-e*t bidder for f is h. I tile people who have gone farthest In mil I r r in fr o n t <»f I h» r o u r t Lu»u*r do or litS i n - | tie realm of popular government \ n » r | m I* Aoderwoii for d Flo ri d a d u r i n g the Irgal hour* of f i l e I J k a n d e d p h A p p l e b y . Jr The ''Initiative" has been general on M o n d a y . N o v l at, 1 9 1 ,V. the follow in g ,| k • t heri n r H N o r l o n jR - n o h s I p r o p e rty to » i t since 1K48, ami the ''referendum,'' eon * t i a r l r r of Manford I n I r t mI i I # n ( Vtruum ( »n r kifiiwn hors** rnulr na m e d i i m an d ] P r e - f oo li n g t a m p i m slderinl a most ratllcaf, modernist eelgfltng ab ou t l.uotv pou nd* , on*4 gray mare mul M•«»# o ll ie■*,, an d -wcei measure, came In about the same T h e un der aigned h e r e b y agree to u become ecumr . m u ier n si m mr d a * *»«* > igh ing ab ou t > hereby aaaociale ' 1,100 j>c*y,nds, fine1 tit own ■niff muIe himed time « *ptor pa t e d together and »11 Proportional representation f*nut I 100 pmi n rf* •rig_ hi ng t Larflwwrl vr* together for the pilrpoae rtf T»e V| vi tr \ anij »*■ gh was adopted by the ltnllun canton of r o m t n g a body y o li ti c anil co rporate under one !>•> marc n*ulc n i m i ' i l .Sarah and ing ab ou t 10&0 p ou nd* 'trie ba y m a r c mul e th e of 1he state of Flo rid a , the proTtclno^aa far hack as I KIM Ja ne an*l w e ig h in g about 1-00 v i i l a n * ol whtch are h er eb y a r c e p l r d The named IT ; . m F or h is g o a t s Snake* Galore. (Tarkosvlllc, Go.—-The killing of those thirteen rattlesnakes and pilots ttufus Harris killed Botne tjmo ago was thinning snakea out some, hut It Is reported that there was the un­ reasonable number ot 4b0 snakes killed on tho farm of Willie Mulllnax near here in oao season. | Buy Direct and Save Money W. A. M erryday Company S a,*n f o r d * — * * '' A Coca-Cola BotHing Company) Bottlers of Spda Wider and 1 PHONE 2 1 In Bottles! - • piyi't jilif)-.. with m-rious muitrn'dfm't V u U carry y'our ofcu iruurafUSj - againyf * . . F -I U E t ’ ■‘ a /* I .lor you'll iiml the rno^ey Viuitnuf, t h e I LU): ha* wiiatl out ymjr projk -’ - k • . , . . • ' * ’ 'i,*! ,f'\ , - • VJ ■| H. i m - opr strong, r^Jialile eorcpi^Yl carry > 0 ur riil* a'niij^f 0,1 saf* wh-J Hejisonable, .rates ■ CHASE &' C0 MPA1 -----P — ----- --------------------- ‘•/fit v . •Utm ,r< S t. L e o C olleger Si. Leoj Pasco County,, Flor d r- ■-j- >• Full Inatrurtw*- CondfLcted bjHtljo HrneHIctlni) Fathers '• Given in. Preparatory, Co»merciul and f-'h*1 aical Cour«* TER M S - *225.00 N * r o H C A T A L U C V r AbORESS R t V DIRCCTO HAND L lV jE R Y > ,S A L Corner Park Ivanuy.aMI Sec^naTstc*** . : \ ' CONTRACTOR tif FOR A L L W lND S^IF HEAVY HAULYWO * Largo supply^of Horaoa; Mulei, Wagons, ahdxHarncsfl - always on hand For Site or Exchange i V^ Blackamlihlng and Wagon Repairing In connection . > ' • �THE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER PAGE FIVE SOMETHING NEW AGAIN T H E R E IT IS SHOES CC lot of B aby Dolls jUat sell for » ! . • * and 12.49. " -■■'...t — — PRESBYTERIAN CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR DAY AT THp ar t box calf, aolld leather lined, broad toe, n v e r y . comfortable (,n ble Shoe for Ladles "a\ $1.98. Pride Do West, 25c vatu** for per . . . 19c * Black and. White Strip Crepe Waist 12 25 value for . . $1.98 yard White Messalme Waist Flowered •i kid low heel, plain toe, cushrubher heel Shoe. This Shoe is Yours for comfort, Crepe de * ' Chine Waist s i .75 Indian Head Linen, 15c value iave ten different styles of men's oes. Three styles of Ladies' >cs. Well, we have most any a Shoe you would want for linen or Children. Peppercll Mill, 42-in Pillow Tubing, .................... 20c per yard, 18c and. lore will, on this day, be given toward the C. E. “Building Fund” for the P R ESB YTER IA N CHURCH Bleaching, per yd, 5c t o . . . . , order to assure perfectly efficient service, Mr. Taylor will have his experienced assistants help in every way possible. To every lady who buys a pair of shoes on this day we will give her a.premium valued.at not less than one dol­ lar, providing she mentions this advertiment. We tnke this opportunity to thank the people for their past patronage anti hoping that every one will take the advantage of this opportunity of co-operating with us in making this a big day for the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor, we are. Yours for completed churches in Sanford. L. L. TA YLO R , Prop meeting adjourned to June 27, but inclement weather on that date h-si sened the attendance, s o . that there was n<> t|unrum, and an adjourn­ < Iuh Calendar ment was made H* July ;l, w In-ti the itit 2G Social Dept . permanent organization w*u» per , t Bazaar,. Evening I. fected Mr* j p, Kush being \\ 1’. Car,tier, Hostess. , ] elected president with Mrs. J. C. Jay. Oct 27 -Literatur Dept Patterson, first vice president: Mrs. dec from the Mountains | C„ G. Wesfcott. second vice presiMary Chappell. Cable i dent: Mrs. T. \\ Mathews, record­ South —C From Far ing secretary Mrs Victor Starburk II H Chappell cortesponriiug vem-tar.Mrs Lt . d R ea d in g s McLaughlin 111 treasu'er an I Mrs J T Fuller auditor Musical** In' it < hit* Hnilst WOMAN’S CLU B Sanford, Florida measure to the league The tract wait part of the old Summerlin es­ tate, and had been given to the city <m iunditum that within a specified time it should lie improved us a public park. But for the women’ interest in the mutter, tlie property w ou ld have revet tail to the hells, as the rity hud neglected it until the time limit was about to expire As soon us the Civic league was or­ ganized. attention was railed to this fact, and steps were taken at once to have the property, improved, t hereby fulfilling the donor's wish and intention that it should remain ill w ays a public park H. J . MINTON, Manager Mrs Futlei was then elected for the second term, hut after sevetal months of active • work, ill health tie cessitilled her resignation fshe will tip a liseni for an utdclirnic tune and will tie greatly missed hv hei fellowworker- and friends I Tile newly elected p resilient, chosen unanimously at a caned meeting on October 11. is M n . Anna L Ford, under whose leader­ ship the Civic league may lie relied III! to continue the good work it has done in t lie past Mrs F \V |) Dunn. Kditor F F W (' Orlando Be porter St ir The A notable achievement was tinPiistmnNter Ha s k i ns Returns work of the league nri the govern­ I'o't master Haskins hit- returned ment iut on Court street and Crnirii! avenue. This place was used as a from a trip* to Washington, where he mule lot and hir a long time had attended t hi* National Convention of First .util Second flaws Post mas nflly been unsightly hut ur.sanitary Mr Haskins staled that he file women had it rteaned and intide terhad a most enjoyable lime in the ,i beautiful rose garden which is an capital and shook hands with the ornament to t tie city President and invited him to come Die untidv vaeant lot ailjotntng to Vinford on his bridal tour Mr ('imk Garage has ul*u I... .. H,i -kins lines not think Stanford or iie d up an<I pi inter! w ith grass. air. other city will get new nubile buddings until Congress meets again There lias ^-eri mi much talk about < oi iniumis activity m tin* war i fur* a gainst files, dirt weeds and all the pork barrel appropriations that on-.ton u v conditions special “ clean many of them have been b**|tl U p Up ’ weeks, "better babies*' contests, indefinitely, although S aijord Inis c d u* atlotial work along ail line of already been assigned * iv n improvement, the "associated ,oiir >event>-hVe women were to W* veinuer. m i no- <*>•■'■>*• Motor Veils New line received organization ilirough it it this meeting Sons of the Federation *>f Woman's Clubs met charities" All color** Prices will , , Die city wet** also m Orlando and the three fed**rat‘*d which the rhnritnblc wrrk of the yesterday these are suit you Mrs Grace F. Williams, to . 1 : a the new movement, du llt 1'*- Uosafiml Soro-ii*. an*l « L.- league is now conducted lf>-2t«* U 1 I'.tinier openetl the meet-' * t't*l.*,agu** gave the visit' ■* st.me iif tire tilings in the history of n M to McCuller's tin league not to mention its very , , , address O t h . r In - d.-m.M s i r . ...... .. " l O r U n d " ' - 1 *. ■risiiii-f iiir'r , 11 \ share and tnllu * M i h in t) G - r e . U B ' They' re Not All Hearty Laugher* e lie* III tire aglt.ilioii wh|i'h *•If*** I••*i M* \\ ,ir|ow and M;Tin re* t ol w * k lorn i I have no doubt ruminated Sack ,.r Mi., t (, U es t c i m . Mrs Cl \n l**.igm I- W'.Uei....... I "rtB m tir e * halige to the e* tnillisston fi-nnj vtHe McKnutt "that the man with a shaw, M r s Christ, Mrs. Brig - 1 the* seerelat \ 's books, but where it of government in Orlando smile can't help but work his way up Mrs A B. Whitman and other may be read iti definite results. deThe second president of tile Civic rung by rung, us wo road every onco Mr*. .1. C. Patterson was spite the .inevitable discouragements league was Mrs. John T. Fuller, and In a while, but when 1 note the sinister it te d temporary chairman and and partial failures which always b**- the third was Mrs Gaston H Ed­ countenance of some bosses I have met win d**-. now stiii** rhairjnun of ran* I wonder how they gut their Jobs."— \\jit at in* w s temporary set the p : f h of stub an orgatiixu Kansas City Htar After tiie appoint men t ,t n>n The beautiful nark around si r vat mn • . i essarv eominittee* tin*' Lake Foltt owes its i-xistenci- in great D. C. BROCK Sanitary Sfeani IVessing, Hoi Ciasollne Dry Clcaninj;. Cions of All Kinds on Short Notice Jjiin .Our Gcnllem cn’s Valet (Club. S2.0B P it S U IT S $15 .00 U P W A R D CALL AND SEE M E f)N SANFORD AVE." * I Hr bn*Dl S m all The fourth shipment of T a m o S h a n tas hns just nrrived. Some c( this s h i p ­ ment have the clastic in them, but are the same old price, 49c. Pawns. ';'*.;- •*: Be P u b lish ed Un­ H e a d i n g A t T h e B a t e O f $7.20 P e r Year. « D E N T IS T Office: Yowell Building S V fF O H D Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS Florida Sanford Elton J . Moughton f IX f7*v GEO. A. DEC0TTES Dr. J. A. TR O V1LU O N SP EC IA LIS T Gave H i m Time to Flniulr Job First fornlshuian W h a t do ee Itiink I've useetiT Util Smith strung uii la Ilm barn, An gal! 'u se lf '' Hocond Cornlshman— " Anged ’usself, ‘avo 'ee? And what's do? Cut "cn down?" First Cornlshman— "Cut 'en down? No. '*'*> warn'l dead yet."— W roc's Writings lo r ) #*» r (Sfi'l" n ( Infrt* ft, I T I ft I hi* y *mt t.or.l llc.r'l. Ire nil nn*etrt*h, toy.I frienils <t! the ehltrf^n, "SU II y**u wtt| t.mtli.ii.e your,e)ve»-fclyh l.horx iml |irivl l»*rt*- t » m i*ufe th.T ) *<u -III e.*r.'tiuil- th.t ynur "Ui^er*1 ^ trip.thy .rut eo oper.linn 1. kterll* ,, |, i|ui* t Let yti'u •krtubl kli*>v. tlr.t thn-uch llufrpt.rl.gernent »\ your t'hunty Merit there It.* heeti t the' cvnltil > lb*« >e*f ,el*J»*f) fflu thou-.l'l ‘luHy't*, J.V«.te pie*1l|ri»le Vj,i*^y,'.r'* etpehshk will show 1 *1 r r. o( not i l.ert 1iv.*'thou*.nil il"ll»r* over l*«t Veer..,, . - - •' •*' ' V Month. O n e Inch < a rd s W i l l d er T h is Eternal S w l m m l n ' Hole. •S an ford. F la I went back to have a look at tIt«* t iffire in 1 nwHI Bldg old swimming hole last summer, and It Is still there and Ho* lima of today ar** puddling about In it, going through tin* inytlrms of learning to swim Brooks arid barefooted, car** free boys ATTORNEY a m . COUNSELLOR at L A W go together A singing heart has tin* Practice in Stole nnd Fetleral Courts brook, and many a countr) hoy » beats Sanforit Fla In unison, though be never realizes It (, rricr-Woodruff Bldg Until ho grow* up, and lin* old care­ free music I* stilled hut for mem­ ories .Scribner's Magazine ' M s <i K n «|t h t i* iirtMi -*Ui‘ t<tf i L** v ruj r * mint* ( hr rr.lurUilll r uli t *t ( J.t-1 nrrr ' Vl<■h u l l rr *»u ll. It 1* h b | i n l , ID { m t t l D R 'hi* •s'hunl t.lx-n in rh . n i o B lii I hr- m . i i . f . n r r n i srl th h. ai, Jul> 1*1. IS IS -•r • t hrou ehtwii 1h. ro u n ly rtfi In . *r r> * . l l , t . r l u v > m .B O -r nprtirtl unilcr rin*,I • u.p.rl u u, rnntlillurr, *• I..... tuoht.ru- »<> • Mile. »er*- *11 fep.-r eU i n I inr[iriiti-.| r, . rrJ lire . l i e n it . tire lhri!U*tnrut lire county 1* (mo ti t . i * r f lh.Tr l . * t y r . f , *l*-i t h e *' til ( len i y <il the t e .rh ll tS i . mrec I h . n ever ihe , i . r * i » r i t rl***trrcl . m l trOpeii tor try (hi- llct.rtl T h r r r i, every r e . .in it, ,-ip rr l I b . t p . i l e . e h e r , wit! m * l t . the be.l re cord yet. this y w . •' ' _ . m l .11 wc.rk tci*rlrmr tm>«ln.hly tur one « H-ngi f h . l the ehtlilretr o f the county h . v e the be*l . t U i e . t i ^ n i l .<ttnr the ytun*y • v . U . b l e i f t r Ih# purint*e l>0n’ » It*- . knocker, or . tu*» m .ke r. but l*e k?t i r . e . l l f . V o r e nd . Allcra* BUSINESS CARDS A ltC H IT K C T 111 I f , It** of Don't forget our 5, 10, 15. 20 ant! 2oc department for useful articles and Toys. W e are rinsing out this depart­ ment and will offer special inducements on any article in this department. World's Smallest Timepiece If Big lien lx l lie largest timepiece In the world, which Is the smallest? Surely the watch mad In Berlin a few years ago, It measured less than a Uuarler of an Inch in diameter and weighed less than two grains troy— ami 'i.Tfio ki nine you r< in* tuber go to the pound Tile hands if put • nd to ••ml would measure five twentyfourths of an Inch in length Two thousand dollars was the price asked and paid Membership committees were up pointed (or tin- four ijuarter** of ti* it. W om an" League lo r < -i v i * city, ami standing committees *" litipro vein*1 Ait in Orlando was org an streets, parks, sanitation, pure food in*! ■ lime. l'U 2 The need of education, wav* and mentis <i \ i ••rganuul ion wa- apparent literatur* v .igr.i u and curfew la** it, I streets, r.mkly growing ,n ( - 1 1 tiMiluting refuse, swarms g! Hi* lack of parks and |>Uygfoi,. i r -hurt there was a cry , . ,, t tor women to take part in 'in.j i i-oo»i*keeping ,\ ,i . i*i: Idished. inviting *-v ,ri *m.i* in Orlando to join hi ti*. e •* * it .ui The Lucerne t tie ,*, * .. | - 1 *i; \ placed ut t he w om , ,or the prelimimiry Til V11 I t o t t n p f o v e nioi t g .it* futii* )**> by I he proprietor section II. I llpl* d I* ulatiot \n Gam e 12 Lye Children's Dresses, Underwear, L a ­ dies Aprons, House Dresses, Skirts and Clonks, Muslin Underwear, Ladies' Vesta ;)5c value lor . . ................• 25c Now. icmcmber, whatever virtue or goodllm-s: there may he In this game of war, rightl* ptnved. there Is none when you thus jiluy tt with a multi­ tude of small human pawns It you, the genii* moil ui this ot any other kingdom. » hooiie to make your pas­ time of contest, do so. and. welcome; hut set not up theBe unhappy peasantpleces upon the green fielded hoard. If the wager is to be Of death, lay It on your own heads, not theirs*— From Tin* frown of Wild Olives,* by John Buskin Url.iMib) Woman S t it le League h « r r w U'h f *»r |mi lii i>r *f i** I21*ic In CANCER. GOITRE and TUMORS Cure Them Without t utting Them Out ORLANDO, - C. W . F A I N D R. D EN TIS T I'EOF’ I,ES HANK- ItUIL 1)1N C, ROOM 9 SCHELLE MAINES LA W Y E R sum: j, c o u r t housf. SANFORD PHONE 171 FLORIDA ph o ne id FLORIDA H E N R Y M c L A U L IN A is m ti n n u d n ' i n - **i I ' l u t i v i r N n r N T r t t n j t i n k t h u r m \ m u tr.M i j i n U j o u ,, n n v 1 JEWELER tXPkNlMTt'h MY SPECIALTIES: - > EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 13th. ^ ** ** A ' V, ■ .T }> CTT.VvBUSINESS r f«-Ciut45 niinbica to arrival of overj* trafn «n following route, 'L;1 / ' - L re« trip***. ■ Beginning aV First ami French, dov n hirst to MagiiL r a\vi'»;tn*# to Tenth to Park, Park to Ninth. NintJ1 to (Kik \v*'ntic, down Gakto First sTTrxrt, to Park, out Park an‘ 1 Ninth to Station. ‘ ‘ Gib W IIL Al’pF.T M ID N IG H T AND fjgARFY MORNING TWAINS ***% <*R(>SS T<) WN -if’ AU S f HFDULI'1' . ’M * - -' * SANFORD - * MONROE *r " 7:15 A.M . Ar. 7:40 A. M. '8:15, A. M. L i. . 7145 A. M. I j I S P . M . Ar. 3:45 P . M . 1:45 P.M . L». 4:15 P . M . Saturday Nights >‘ *: 00)P. M. Ar. 6:30 P . M . 't 700 P M L t . 6:301*. M. 1 1 '• 10 |*. M. Ar. 10:00 P. M. W to 10 p, M |,T. 10:00 P. M. PARKS 1 iiy Limits............. ' ............ 10 c Jbsrdsll ATcnue..................-.15c ••enbva Avenue ; .............. . 20c Muorrs Station.., ................. 25c * ameroh CUy,........................ 30c Ar. Lv. Ar. T ‘ -It "SANFORD 4» ?* 7:30 A . M . Ar. 8:00 A.M . 8 :3 o A. M. Lv. 8:«0 A > • 4:00 P. M. Ar. 4:30 1. M. 5:00 P .M . L t . 1:30 P M. SaturiTa) Nighls I t . 6:00 P."Sl. Ar.6:30-P.^ M. Ar. 7:001*. M . . L t , 8:30 P. M* L*. 9:30 P. M. Ar. 10:00 .M* Ar 10;:m P. M. Lt . 10:00 I . PARKS . Rands. City I.lmljs ,0f U»* Ar. Lt. Ar. Slenstrom » Corner 'Monroe E LG IN * * CAMERON CITY Ksnluttl .. - -. i 1/vnrsie-d — ' ~ C ] 1K teVeMarv; (I.gw IK*!-, If Aitsmoitte ( t < w l » « . Jl Ttrnevi .— W O v . r i l a ----------------- J ---------61 Chtlloets • ( ‘ itfryv.lle Mcwijue (xiLoHgn HtiiyoiJt Sarf-ft! ( iojillltfifR! AltyTotrnte lyVIfWOod (irDrvi F«iTro<l City Miukham :.iaU,cU,7ftXJ.49MH t ’ ss.1.0(1 I too.n« n Ijtto.ou rcsoo ou r,i *I,2»T.71I imj.ot ;vo(A t.ta.si a.ats.io 1.4JM7 m.ot 36SC0 760.00 7*0.00 2BO.0O - XSOpO ajtio oo •i.1«0 0*i j 7US. 0*1 7SO.00* 210.06 M i 00 F.ipp^iiiHsjftlJilf Co'iirr“J tndal tAl fn lU i* ^ 160.00 4^ 210 qu 'IkYthi JWtiy a Xli.00 , ; 211.00 110 00 90 00 ^Kcinl trirw nut of- town will be bav*l as follows: One or two passengers ^ccriu fx-r mile each way, plus 20 conU, in radius of 6 miles every »*•< • Bunni, Jiiissenfcr 5 rents j»er mil^. : Spun a1Jitney server can be hud day " r «tVh by ealUn,; Phone 831 rwlthindom^ory boumt by jConinverdal M. 'ini f*»iuh st.. Sanford and Fn*nch Avenue^, for 10c, to city limits -PLACK YOL'fLCALl. FOR J1TNFY. PHONE 331 FOR ANY HKRVILL v O R T R A IN DAY OR N IG H T * , R E C K IP T S tiaih on hand July 1st, 19H Roroivod, Col actor and Compt, act Haraivad art. Ta* lUdamption, itacaivad Spadal Ta» \*yy.....------ Itaralvril Intaraot Htata School Funt Itamlvad Apptm t ena mill T i l itataivad Tuition non-ra«id*nt pnpiii Uvealvad•Kiamlnatlon Vvaa Itoratvad fg/>m all elhac soutcat . ... W ALTHAM WATCHES Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery rCigars and T ob a c'co s * '1 5 0 00 ItSnidralsllaH o f Itctrt jl * snd l )Ub ur* t f n » n l* f * « Hr boat Yen* Ka41ng-4a^o 40(6. ISIS “uc AND ZIS.OS I04 lst.St. Phone 182 N N«H in tipoctsl T u Outrlrt ........... . I’K KAItD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SlL^KIl BOG FILS' PLATED WARE — r f J,931.86 *#,*1*.*1 ’ :f.~‘ tfljro 35.00 61.31 D lShCffiAEM BHT8* Tolsl tti.-nnt, iv-uod during your _____ _ \ _ Tolul this y ttr 't warrant* unpaid July I, 1SU5 - * , 67H.S0 2,614.11 , ‘ ' “ ‘ **•* Total warrant# paid during M ar-., .....___i*-.^__ Total-old •arran*j**3'*id during yaar_.. Total warranla (old and n is i pald,durin Total cash In-hand* Traasurar July I, IS .1 . - • ( J ^• ■■ H • O..-frmk , *. • ........ .......................... M l i ................... .. ............................... * • • • * * • * “ r ; -j-.y- Psyoholofllcal Adv*nt«fl«. "What kind or an auto have you ?" **1 Yot'ocfb-ol Abose cant everybody la tilin g . Joter tbout. . Every time I think about It I.have to laugh and forlet the .trouble U miy caiijtf tae.” r . - -* ■ ^ -J • " ' ‘ V Si Si‘ %vrdx ‘ .-to f: , „ • . �— . ! ^ *; -i •, l *§^=1 *t£1 ' -5 - 'Tr^i w'• » f A G E B II __________ - ' ^ ■ 'TJi- ^ ±~* jf*jjjl. _ ____________ • • • , . r . f t f v* __________ THE SANFORD HERALD JR » . t9is For Sale— Florida corn, sacked In car. Florida haya baled C»r|0t,. or lesa. ITcat Fulghum seed t>its SI .00 per bushel In five bushel |0^ Seed Rye II!.76 per bushel \^| liamson & Dennis, Gainesvil J«., pjj/ - POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MAYOR I will be ■ out di di te lor th® podtlon of M i y o f of 8*nfofvi. iu b ]v r t t** U># tWrifciofi of th** Whit® Primary to b® beM in November. .Having ■rrvrti th® r il y two t r r m i m* Alderman and knowing th® niwl* o/ our commonwealth. 1 belLtv® I can w of benefit to th® ritlam* lo nw n y ways u C*Mrf Etccu1 1v® and without making any pew electi on p r o q il m will rtat® that th® law® of th® city will be enforced Impartially, but acrordlng to the Utter of th® city ordinance®- A* an Alderman for four yerfr* and according that reoonJ, I baa® my claim for th® euf* frag® of th® votrra of Sanford,. Ilm p K tf u U y, J. r>. d a v i u o n BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN ' YOU AND ME.” - W ' . . EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A CHIEL 1$ AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ HE'LL PRENT ’EM ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. lK -fitp People road these ads. You doing it now. Ia your ad in tj,j, column? Have you something t, »«>ll? Try an ad p tj For Sale— Ford truck, fine thaj* bargain. Five passenger Uui.-k |^rMJ liig bargain. J250.00. Semitu.le Co.. Garage, Sanford, Fla. ’ >«W For C l e r k an d ( c l l r r l m I wlah to a n n o u n c e to the voter* and m y file m l A th a t I will be a r a n d W a l e for the office of C l e r k and Colle cto r, It. th® white p r i m a r y tc b® held N o v . l o t h , •ob ject to a p p o i n tm e n t cf M a y o r . I wil l h ig h l y a p p re ria ta y o u r aup poft. H A R R Y J W ILS O N . laaooooaaa o a o o fla o o o o o a o o o o o o a a a o o o o a o o eo o a a o o Q a a o Q o a c ? Tho city primary election in ap­ * The postofllce bobs up again this proaching anil it would seem from time with an nppeai to.the voters to the oppressive silence that pervades hold ii primary election to deter­ T o the Voter* uf San ford the political atmosphere that there mine who is the heat man to be ap­ I am * c a n d i d a t e f«jf r®.electInn to th® office of t ' l r r k tn the p r l would he no candidates for the office pointed. About one year ago I talk­ m a r y t o b® h r Idt n dN of u l l cl «r t. u ri. t K» I h«ir® of aldermen. While 1 have no par- ed about a primary election but not filled th is office for five y e a n and th in k l hat 1 have the necessary n p c r f e n r * an d will ticulur kick against any one it one man came forward to second the appreclyite y o u r *up ptirl. You r* truly. teems ims to be high time that the gentle- ! motion* and it is useless unless every M. W L O V E L L . men •n wno who expect to pecome become alder- candidate in the race expects to T H E *81 IItill I N I ) A S S K V N l U t *N , men should make an announcement.! enter the primary. -Another thing 1 w b h tn in f o r m ih® voter* in lilii* city I hut I will lie i r a n did a t® foi l tif* it HRera of I never kick against the adpiLnis- 1 not to be lost sight of is the per- Tr e a s u r e r an d AM*®*or In lb® w hile t r i ­ trntion,. that is I never kick very mission rif the congressman to taj* m a r y to U® held N o v , Ifil h . I ‘j 16. iabj**ft lo Ih f ippnlfitmffni of thr Mayor. 1 BII A L L much. If a man will not take tiiis the postofllce out of the appoii -V E K V T H A N K F U L FOR V< office he should not kick against class and into the 'cloctlw C J? ■ a d d l s o n l . w il l ia m s . those who will take it and endeav­ something thut few o frtiu'^-.tjitgrcis^-'or to give it their best endeavors. men wi!| stand for. Unless tHe eirh-* The people used me once for aider- didates and all of them want a Pri­ . men and that once Is enough for mary and the congressman acceded most men and yet I could name a to the request to appoint the nom­ number of men here in Sanford who inee the primary will fall fiat njtdthis <* I have held the ollice that should run I stated to the people Jast year. foi it again. They have the experi­ have nothing in the-world at stake ence and I tell you it takes the ex- on the jrostofficp matter and only * • 1 i perlonce and lots of it to give the want the best man to win just us 1 city tiie right kind of administen- would in all other public matters ^ 4 at the beginning of each season to FOR RENT a a a a a a a a For rooms, trance. closet, 106 K. give a few days I would favor as many men (or thr position as possible men who have at some time or other many of the candidates will find l e l d the office for 1 really believe this out before the matter is de­ they know the business best. Some cided Only 1 would like to remark of the aldermen who have just in passing that Congressman Se|»n* served the city should be urged to will n a m e ’ the candidate and name special showing so that every one m a y acquai nt Connelly. merchandise. W e an n ou nce .our Fall Opening ♦ PEOPLE AND EVENTS WflinrMif Shu tort ■iir dfr* i wi t ) WEDNESDAY, OBER 271 a one ..I tlir inisi el |a ' i c o n s -prilig ♦ pretty ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -♦ f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ U .T A M O N T K II \PPi: M *. t.S Mr and M • *. i fa mil > tin . ■■ r. ! at . tirities as . or t nii-nt hou.eliold necessities anil ♦ | COUNTY HAPPENINGS TttLucfi * At .the charming home of Nfrs, T A Neal the mifm her* of St Agnes Guild 'showered" M Intiii* Tnhndi ♦ ♦ o| t i n IT -1- at \ 11 a III* k Ii. censliries. A. p. j 1 r.-tfc * 116 French Avo. l‘J-ktp • ' For Rent— Desirable mums for gentlemen in private family Modern. Reasonable. Phone Oflkti For Rent— Several nice nthr, room* over Y o w e ll’s. Fnqiuri N p Yowell it Co. : ♦ FOR SALK t For Rent * One room • on* '-Merit depot Knqtnrc 12.1 U \ nth . orm-r l la k A ve For Side Ten acres of itn- best fo r Rent T w o r o o m s me. , u high hantmoiHi land, west side, just ni'hed (or light lipusekccpn, -|j outside corporate limits Half in U ■ o Fift h St 1• 1 cultivation t > ear* Ximiil 2 .VI large pines on other lialf All fenced and ditched (Quarter mib « f two shipping stations and i ir-r M I‘«r fed drnmage f i d 60 wi!| |,tl> ' if sobl within the next 10 da>s *ortli $■ (000 00 S**e owner, 207 F r e n c h : f rcsl i WANTED Wanted ! I If Perptanenf nr-l i I i»- j posit im, experi enced )ouny -tcnogriiphor. from N e w ■it Po.t.d I'elegrayth <'o i |.y oly T'e>. ^1 1 .M l ------- T— A\ ,ii,i ed In modern hu f<*11r rainin Ultlllili- (or llgli* f i*i !' U . j .nil Will rent from ah" i.- iim For Salt Flggs ami Baby t tin ot ! ,>l Ii t n M ay or J uniT hro "i '.incelebrated. Regal White W \ anduttes, If y N<> children. Addres- R".om*t t'ig perfotiiiain-e, heavy lay u.g bird4 M Ili-rald. stating rent Snd Im atim.. { a m booking orders for same now 1 H- \t r ' A l s o u few same -tr.il TluriJ sf hicjclr i ul ta a iid goe . r. , uf F !' ; to, t w •ititeif A German man wfiiiitJ Sanford In i! like to have a job of some kmd \.i■If.— t M f rnton/* t o Fit1raid 1- In , ml <■ ‘• In the Zuyder Zee. in tiie -urn m i T ill K .it u ' ( v nr '* for light housekeeping or bed room*. Good location. H02 Park A w - tf like to ask if the Republicans when ' I like tile w a \ (be <ltv COUtlfll they wire in power ever had any timk I he eh.tile nge iif i be railroad*trouble appoint mg a postmaster, or the other night They wanted per lain crossings and a tlugman and if they ever let a (Democrat linger said so and the railroad said no * over, or if they ever railed lor a * I lull the aldermen passed a resolu­ primary to let the people have a For sa le Two tion calling on the railroads (or im voice in the poaliilfii e ' Why should 1 1 an-1 Itr pros ements and tlluy will get them Republicans or ‘ uny other parties I too There are several idling* that have anything to say a bou t a Item For Sab* Girls the railroad will have to do hire cash 111 Park apjiomt merit post n III o f T . i t i stid the Hiionei/f'hcv do it the better derful stock of house .with imtij For Rent— Furnished room in pfi. vnt« family. Modern cOnveninnrt*. ♦ ♦* a 4 *♦♦♦<, For Rent or SaJo— House on f*jb 11 A ll Local AdvcrtiscrncnlH Under I W lle a d in K TH R E E CENTS a motto Ave. W. J. Thigpen. 101-tf Line For Each Inticrtion. Minimum For Rent— Furnished apart merits Charge 25 Cents. remain at their posts and others l him in tfi manner that best suits] If he prefers a primary that vs ho will not again serve the city him in succession should be supplanted will take aw ay bis appointive power by men who at other times hs ve in- will allow the primary to decide If be does not wtsh to held thii po-ition Then again t|ii tin- spiest|o|i city should have at least one or two (wive this prerogative taken away men who are familiar with linan.es from him and appoints his own and i an manage r |><> finances of the . hop e i! i- - 1ri. t!> uj• tu him anil always has been And again I would city as they would their own themselves with our most w on­ . * Kent— T w o partly furnished second flight, separate cn-‘ Gas, gas stove, sink. *atff fine piazza. A. I. William. First St. is.'jt Good six room ! '♦> bill tile postofllce is some different than the ordinary political jo b and a and electric light for rent. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tration A A ^ A a a a a a ♦ C C O The , McMichatd « from ^ For Toronto, b a l e • ,j a c r e em ery (arm five -fn I l n R a r n l , n c r o r d l n g i o popular trl- d l l l o u , t h e r u i n s o f s e v e r a l U r g e cities miles southeist of Sanford, F'lnHt.usc Ho In tho tmstn of the Zuyiler Zee The betyutiful vines of love's Cunada are « xf’ ecl 1 < I: v They insured for $ UHI-.OO, barn. . hickt-n These cities were submerged by the wreath trailed everywhere in Ifrace- are e'etrriov yfi i *r • t.s l<i attepd to artesian well. I P m- ha If North sea breaking Us bank' awl H fit 1 profusion, covering mantels And tin- iimlhl Ini ion t ( electtlci y (0 il>s'ir) mib- to sGloid a d ^ I..fim. ✓ draperies with it- little junk dowers bon -■ I l - ' i u r e of »'« \\ M i'I 't s . nfiqd with here and theie b o w ls and vases Ii :i v e Mr nc! Mr- n I U.-Ii'l Klor.-.a. !l r l> t |i ; p of pink hibiscus peeping from .i back­ arrivi <1 l.n■m l.iti'ing. Mp *Ii Mr ground of tern1' mid potted plants i ml 1|w Ilia 1 ;-e Hu.t-l 11 * * I . ** 14111« L II WI" «*f 5f * i i w • 1. i i igk* 1*1 1- ' • *hr I? he will lia \ e ins pl ant lection of vocal solo*, tier rich, says \ The Kpwur I ' swed soprano, if possible, sweeter read \ f«*i operation wlTivCn i \i i \ lie fs gotug to pu elmt j n »i* shori have been entertained than ever Her selections included M r- I'akai h delighted with "Uncle Rom e" (lioncerR "Thou Re memlierest When the W’orl d Foigets” (Carrie Jacob liond), " A I,title Bit of Heaven" (Knrnest Rail) “ Al*lnh" (Walter Kratnerj. At the con­ clusion of tiiis delightful fyaltiA’ Mrs. Braxton Perkins and Miss Saidce Williams presented two trays, piled high with ribbon tied pack­ ages, with an appropriate little speech. A contest on llie* "w ay to be happy when married" elicited much merriment and laughter, the prize being won by Miss Williams A delicious salad course was served at the refreshment hour. Enjoying the happy occasion were Mcsdatries Julius Taknch, Archie Betti, Gwyno Fox, E. D. Mobley, Cecil Gahhcttj Asplnwnll, C. M Hand, B I, I*erkinn and Misses Suidee Williams, Junie Stumo^M.illian Herring. Lucca Chappell, Annie Hawkins, Clara Phillips, Charlotte Hand uriil Miss Hu,Icy. Store closed .Tuesday preparing for opening, Wednesday morning at 8:30 o’clock | » ’ / ' B'rifrpun Cfossrs al Otl ando - f. ,->V df . A T.'h- ”1 ---------V . 1 7.VL t■ c • Steinmeyer, I .T S--‘ ,w - M F Z 1 -I ■■.iY.i . r« wired. He will start wiling the ho­ tel next wAL-k. Mr Haight is going fo place about twenty-five lights over the streets, on the road to Maitland us far us Hu! lard’s dow n the side road to the F’ogg’s and uround the lake to the Briggs home. The electricity ia generated by a 25 H. P Fairbanks-Moss special elec­ tric engine The generator gener­ ates 2 ,:i00 volts ami transforms 11 0 . An oil fuel is used, called F’ uel Distilate. This fuel will be contained in an F0,000 gallon tank at the plant. The elertric engine will use 2 H gullons of this fuel per hour. A 23 hour service will be supplied, the plant closing dpwn for one hour only each day at noon. Nine miles of wtire will be required to carry tin7 electricity in Altamonte. About tw o miles of pole line have already been put Up. *• G . Mr. und Mrs. George E. IHi U-.h and Everett Rates their son rtre mo­ toring dewn from Mount Vernon. New Hampshire, and are expected here this week Many tin pro ve'me-jtts have been made in the Altamonte ilott-l. and Mr Bate j’ w rites that, he expects n big season The hotel will 'Oppn about the first of December, Mh Hardy Boyd, to hold prayer meeting l :.. i ___.1. It » for his brother, Ben, who is very ill He has been very sick for several weeks^groiMHK worM* all thi* nmi* , f,.. At this writing his death t» expi-m d any minute, his friends will he sorry lo learn nnd little child six months ago and I it seems he is. to soon join HL loved onbs oti There S“ " " “ y th e oth er was ^ T a o o o DR. A. DOLAN V ETERIN ARIA N OFFICE — 8 ® a q D 0 a a HAND BROS..STABLES Hnqjt in your l a m e and rich lioin-s and mules. Have Uictrt treated. Have ----- tludr teeth ex.... 1 I * amini-d, sharp c p r n e r s dressed ,lo'A^l. Pr(flectiorTs cut off and dccayed molars extracted. > i m ° p p ~ -------------~ T * Z — (H 3 OBN O EE. 1 ;s P lu m b in g an d shore full attendance ....... .. at G as F i t t i n g S“ 1‘d!“ '- *'■ *11 Work llervivoo M , 1'cr.on.l . though quite a lot of water fell again Saturday night * Altcnlinn An«I Beal Efforts r * Prayer meeting was held at the Telepkoue No 2^home of Mr Eugene Brown Satur­ Opposite Cits H»n day- night, as ins wife lias boon quite sick for the past four weeks and is still very bad ofT Mr* Brown i* expecting l « go to the hospital 111 II short time for an operation and her frieuds-entertain a good deal of anxiety about her. ns It wiR be a y e jy BtflouH operatioh. . ’ 1 » Jnmnc iftAyd.Jr,, while out hunti ig I »t Week ri n acrotf a mot In t Oak.Avenue, •. henr nn.l two little cubs, which would have made Mce.Ritl,. pV(a could they fiavl- been cupiu/rd. Mrs A 14. „f Wekiwa went to iajiford Sat|ird.iy shopping. Whilo there she called on. Mr J. 1 Kelso, who has becQfc very sick for nearly three months, hut his friends will bo.pleased to learn that he is. very- mueh belter and he will he “Sanford ; Public Library Between 3rd and 4th St. Open lays pleased to see any of his friend and *KLob.,^ n tjlc S 0 o 1oau oaooaaooaaoaoaooaoooo1 iLVsunday w<?ok on of.tbd heavy rnlni. when they go to Sanford. They will MfJ *F. ti / ri,l,,y fcnjL«*turd«y tho roads were find him qt the Fairview House. JC. -• Ms Hinder, ____ c □oooaoaooD ooaocK ioaaoooooO 0 0 ~ Boyd buried his w i b - ' C . Mr Mr. P. J. Coates is kept quite and Sim- busy taking pictures in and around ntefident. C. C. Cobli day -Very pleasantly with hor par- Wekiwa. He went up to Ethel and school auperintttidrnt amotig-Jihls iftd other.friends MIm Daph- took the .school Jut Thursday. Of and W, D : Coulbourn ney FermUlion returned to Sanford course they all. wanted one. Adorns, J. ft,',- e . ,.r. t, •,, at \! F -,l trie lights in the hotel, and in e.ery I’oweil'.i home 1-iidaj nigitt. A(t« r residence in Altamonte, about twen­ the members nil gathfred tin presi ty-five in all The Biiggs and the dent, Mrs. A II. pnwell decided to Fogg cottages have already been adjourn und go to the home of U r A big bunch of 5un(u rd folks will go down to Orltttuld tomorrow to attend tiie Federation meeting of the Wesleyan Classes which con­ venes in that city today Rev. F' K. Stein’meyei, . Rev. A Ii Coly and A. R. Chappell left today. To­ morrow Dr. L, R. Philips will carry car load, also Hon. L. _P- Hagan ----------.’ and O. J. Pope. There are other flrEKIWA AND ETHEL IT E M S cars slated to go, iitt.well fUlcd with *V>- . . .1 .' -| S [TheTe wsjy no Sunday gehodj pr enthusiastic mtjtnberX ’ and friendA m „ , . U' v , , , . - V| »t:8tHdl last-Sftnday iN rh i the school s)f Sanford, . . , i se­ overflowing the country, It Ih believed - mrn&m . :* > at 3 p, m. j �IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY IN S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY OCTOHER 20. 191.1 South a Progress ^oltimbua.-Gu. On. 27 The IndUftttial Index say* in iu i<uuo of this week: " I n keeping with the general hudness revival in the southeast is the greatly increased activity in the lum In r and .naval stores industries. There bn* been gradual improve­ ment in the lumber industry, and th hna been greatly augmented by the filling of the mills of the largest lumber order ever received in this W AS DECIDED TO N A M E T H E country. This means, among other CLUB TH E SANFORD things, n clearing up of stocks. Messrs., C. R. Walker.and E. T. • VVoodrulT* representing the Inland Waterways Committee of the San­ ford Commercial Club were In Jackgonville attending the hearing of the • u. S Engineer ft regarding the difTerto he decided upon for , 5 tb^-Worida Inland canal The Times foio’n has the following regarding the meeting . "There *is continually increasing activity in the iron industry, with an upward tendency in ..prices. '. v " T h e seed alone* fr^m a bale of cotton are bringing n comparatively large sum. and millions If dollars are being received from the sale of the staple. "There is general activity in in­ dustrial lines, i^ie volume of trade * Preliminary examination intd the ................. whether the government take over the Florida East f , ,,♦*+,k or adopt, the St. Juhlli nyrr route from M ayport to Titus­ ville was made yesterday by the government engineers sitting as a federal commission at the office of M ajo r U II Endue, corps of engirt ,,r } T WooilrufT anil Vharles ft ... lu.lf of the rivet route eiillimisstnil IS composed of w C Langfitt of Savannah, i , . Kelb-r of Mobile ,ind rhe i1.• M.i,, l«.r l.tUnv All of them are tnemth*' federal engineering corps . s|..rda> was primal il . I , (.■i a|ios, id lliroughlv i . i ' c I lie •*»rtt inljuciorVf-Tytii ; ,i|i . t - am ) th ey CO UNTIES OF SOUTH FLORIDA M OCK CONGRESS The Sanford Dobnting Club have decided to name thomxfdves "T h e Sanford Mock Congress." The pre­ liminary meeting of the dub was held in the auditorium of the Con­ gregational chfhtfji Tuesday evening. The meeting1jd'itV, culled to order at 7 t5 . Mr Reg,-*'r\ Dawson being elected temporary chairman. After a speech from the chair, putting forth the Object and purpose of the debating club Mr E E Roger* uuhmiUird Lhu falluwing, rnsidution; which after being thoroughly dis­ cussed *was seconded and passed unanimously. f Although the promotion -work hn* been conducted quietly and without the usual blowing of trumpets it is evident even at this date that the South Florida Fair, to he held at Tampa Felt, 1 to 12 will lie a pro­ nounced success in every feigtui e. and it is not believed that there will be a county In the section, the east, roast included,Mhat will not be leprcM-nti-d by a general or at least individual product exhibits of .ill Linda. Half ill Liu: luuilUcx Juivc. already signified the intention of having gumual exhibits, and others will outer in November. The move­ ment met with instant fuvoi after il was inaugurated, this being due to tin eharaetet of the business men behind it and to the Lot that they are not inspired by selfish mo­ tive ituir one objei t being to do veh'p i , ,-r v i nunt i , -■>at I Fl< r i J.i ami make ihi" fair permanent feature at with . i .i ALL OF T H E Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that there should now lie formed a debuting e|uh for the purpose of studying and discussing moral, economic and |Hilitieal ques lie (vs aflecting I'ounl v, mill,o'ipal. -ta le . national and international a If air- and that such debating elnb should take the form of a muck eon gres- fashioned up* n the methods and prineedure of our national • iMhcer* anil .lire, tor* n( Ili»- r.iir house of represent afives Fair Association. Ere*,.lent I) t ^.... . thul l)u.rv wil| be-na feuturxr i l e e m i g r e s * till' ll proi e e d e i l t o (Id!, it „f 0 ,.- T-ii.p. t-crJ of ' ' " I " „ , .... ,,,h ami I- air Secr.-ta; X 1 Xll.'h why |(<<, l)M, . ,Ml „ v. (WlnM>. r<f ri-enteii W|„ |i(. ....... l<( ,|1..lr.,b|l •lecli'd |•r • - n i f i i l . ',n ...... |pi„ lflll. , „ eomire president and by exhibit- ire the (••Bowing , and Treas I li.< f.aspari'l t i sn.iv.il held at ti«-h *>f •**mi t ki Florida, and I*, leach Ver I mlge Her the exp.-tin. Of I amji.i Iiiistness men ,»ur own people thebe*t mell>o.f> of (or t' ii y»•at- will fn- >-.*'! rneri'l> a- e.ilitvating the -.oil of our seetii n an ,-l v. rri-i .,g a. d r>wr| ifr.iwtng ] r' if.,, fair moviirnid wa* udjUlot I " the fair for several not Inaugurated for the benefit of The following gentlemen will giv< year- paM it ha* been given, more Tampa, which draw* a* many people u .an take care of thiough th*a t. i or tifteen minutes" speech on frt- adverti-ing in the north and . on g essmiml law ..ml proci-eduri- Wlf-tlbuil the h .'» <it lean* Maidl t , -;ia ri Ila t atliival. but to ■on after the by law- have been sill. f.r.o, a"l*o tt.e loAe.-t railroad rt:trs trvil.ute to the development ef every It is expected to draw |nook and cranuie of South Flouda mitt.-'J at the next meeting Tues­ on reeoid day. .Nov 2 nd Editor Hob Holly, something like 150,000 visitors, fully Stale Highway Judge .Herring. I’rof Ezell and C R. h^lf ftoni o l het-slates Among the*** will be several farmer hotneseekers, Walker (or them special tram* will be run The newly .rented Mate highway Secretary Uslkir vice president of the Flor­ ida Ir land W aterways AsSuciution. I„, f-<rd appeared before the i.„ W IL L HAVE E X H IB ITS FR O M no feature of which will penny invested in the Fair be sf>ent. The city of Tampa has given the Fttir a ten year lease on Plant Field, behind the city's municipally owned hotel and in the principal residence bection of the city, anti pltfns have already been perfected for erecting a number of big exhibit buildings thereon. Because of interest mani­ fested in the Fair moverpenl. though, it mt\y he necessary to udd a num­ ber of I at go circus tents to house some of the product, exhibits. Owing to the location of the Fair grounds, the widespread advertising .that will lie given in the metropol­ itan newspapers, the fact that the European war and the closing of the San Francisco and San Diego Expositions will drive many tourists to Florida who have never visited th state before, the general- interest that is being manifested in our sec­ tion and the low rstes already grant ed by the i ail road*, the Fair is e x ­ pected to be it success financial I, as well ns otherwise. Every penny of profit made will be devoted to in­ creasing the scope of the Fair from ytnt r 1 ti yrn r. a ntt -errr y Trtftrer: --warli­ the exception of the secretary, who devotes his entire time to promotion work, will give his services and money without any charge wlmieve New exhibit buildings will be utitled, the amount paid foi premiums in­ creased and the class of amuse merits, whieli will be the best that can lie l.rin tired wdl be impitMeil Iroiii a d jo u rn e d •l,e sft* mooii it) meet again tiinca.is shiilt l»e. de-tignateif The attendance at the last carnival , ......... t,» -1 l " yesterwas * n i,let I mg like 100,000 ... * p . l e |day •" the office of M M Smith, a . ...... .her and II w ,.* d. • ob d »niknT..*r of the commission The T i c k * In H a i l e M uj.or J '.Him "1 1 I d (or <•'•11 .».■ a » o.irj holt-*'. ' ( oustrp. lion contract* w. ru awarded as •'follows: , "Church huil.ling, Birmingham, Ala ; 2tj miles of road*. Lee county , FTil.. rniwf and bridge, Etowah cutin­ ly. Ala . iiicitieriHnr, \ther.» t.a |iow i-r house and lli.ohme shop a. nex. Winter- ll.trri I . t.ln.tmn fe.-i of i .it., r. i e > i rb Tamf' ll bta * \ -lock 1... . mi! I -v.11 i'• ■ • linked at Savannah, /i.t A cornpuny ha—been formed at Ron..', (la,, rn manufacture lumber and boxes. A cold storage plant fvill Ip- estab­ lished at Gulfport, Miss." ' sv Q , ie < I. • 27 V. hill noil* . ,. If! (i .■ig ' i waged 0 .1 I >v the I r. • •stork lifu s r n A—...-billon ol Simlltsaslvrii Florida, III conjunction with the Federal and State Boards of Health Jut* successfully placed Dade coun­ ty tick-free, there re nuii ns much work lit be done before ihe Putted stales I ti-jiart merit of Vgro ul"-ure Bureau Of Annual Industry will ntlo tally rei'ngnize Oil* . ••ur t > belli g a bsol Utel v 11 < V fr. . This (mini w„s brought out a' > meeting of the Slock Growers As*. emtion of Southeastern Florida at the court house by Dr J. \ Knapp, Federal inspector, in charge of the tick eradicating campaign which ha* been wag^d for the past six months Twelfth G i u . l f ' - A r M M eU ugh Y*-j**/ be, jvfetic . (jrave/,* Airie Andornon rtuaySvne- Ajtua- Ciitettz, J-Sktgr WoOrfbnrn ;ion^ (fl.tld' A^pe* AtidiTStin, llu tn jM c D u n tt^ ‘ . -byilshtd Eleventh Grjtdo Clarion, GtiVl) in' fiqio Johnson. ‘ ’Antoinette Luke *vV . i Ijlfliit Rhodes.^Rutli Kanner. *■ 20jvnly G u i ^ '^ T v i i i h 'Grad’r — Ercel ■Llltle, Mary ie tAt 'x jii'd -Relle l^itch, Thomas Meredith (Ar ir V r l t . Grade-, Gladys ( Dtfttjiih tile counVy sTh ecxlbre •"Hub ge,' lld e o peak. Kat* * l 1 «» f• s ' 2' ., ... hold .......... . the lair -i in p i . I..1. ,. u*i file .................. -.1 W t o r.-a ti.T . ng me . r ''.rl'w.... w a- dt - e........ I -„n why *m.th'Florida should mi** such an opportunity (or advertising its resources ’ . . l^udinR nankfra thi* country ■ . i»ri*dirl that an »:ra of almo*l unlux aide about to ..■no tothe lountrv, owing togoinj >rop* .md henvv .1. iicn.ib from r,u ropran nninlru**. 'IJ.d * (*•' I.MIfUt* Citrus fruit grower* owning their own nppaiatus will probably save themselves long and costly delays in,shipping tflAtr frulte In the oplnlorf.of'N. 0. 1'ebny, state inspector nmV he *i»dvL*e* all .growers lo pro­ vide* theuuteWto ,with the necessary a^par*tuq ..toi'*‘ ascertain whether or not grapefruit and;prahges contain tha percentage of kolids and adds as’ required by .the •tleimrjinent. of agriculture rtt Washington ns alto’* ing the fruit td be ripe. The neccasa'ry* testing apparatus costs only four or five dollars, said Mr. Penny. • Hand, .Lunds *Pn> ? Laulin hertfer, Mi eke; C E N T lV I ' • .7 _ V --L. ' ■ '-_ » » !• 5 . -: V . ’ i" *-• - ‘-i . ISSUED RE FRO M H E R A U ) OFFICE The Herald Printing Co. of this city has recently Issued a booklet on Black Hammock lands for the Swope Land & Investment Co., that is causing much favorable comment from the press and from other crit­ ics in this and other state*. The booklet contains sixteen pages with cover of (our pages printed on India tinjeil dull finish book paper and makes one of the most pleasing ef­ fects in high grade printing thathas been issued from a Florida -printing. ufliu: MJinu. Jimc._______ The booklet is couched m lan­ guage entirely different from many of the lurid tales of get rich quick land companies and with a direct­ ness of simple English the TFitth is told in a most convincing manner * fi.it i- I,- mnl (it .ippeul to the prospeelive jim chaser of Florida la nils. In the first pi aee Itlaek H.immoek lands hardly need any (moating j They ate *in e ik in a eta** tiv them[ selves and ill*' author of the booklet bad no trouble in telling the simple | truth a b o u t the Itlaek Hammock district. This tract is probably the liesi Im.ili'd lest drained and conMe 1 :i' 11- t hi t,est lands <il uni tract in tin entire smith and in id no io|ti, mg to attrael attention The Swope Land it Investment f ’ o , knowing this ontv wished to •-ix!k attention to the tsact in tlie endeavor to get the il 1 1 slur to have one look I’ hi* one Imik ’will mean a purchaser for the lands speak for themselves in language eloquent enough to con v mi i' the itiosi skeptical critic o,( Floruia land l»e»te *l xn-tho heart of the best county in the state, sur­ rounded by fluurUhipg orange groves and trucking lands, general farming and stock taising lands, lauds that ii-e now tilled with contented people and people who have lived there for the past twenty or thirty years and made good, i hi- Black Hammock l a n d s ■annot I,*- i !.i****d among the • ipi rimenial lands ,if other part* of llle slain. State Convention Here » The Presbyterian o Synodical of Florida will tjieel here on the second and third days of Novctnbnr, repre­ senting the' three Presbyteries of Horida. A ll the meeting* will jbdl open meetings and alfcjthc ladies of the missionary societies of the eity are cordially invited to attend; Program will he given in Friday’s paper. V L Unveiled Monumebt 7 The unvefli/ig and dedicalloti of ■ gho momorfal monument to the noble women of the Confederacy wa« a very important event In Jack-ionvlllo Tuesday and was ntrtmded by between six and seven* thofmqqd VeopJe.' United State.* Senator JJutv- .. •. ■ can U.'.'F’lotdwr prenJdyd -and cfmV^v »•.«-'. eretl an inspit big iuJyl res*. * .Tfixr*'- -v ** ^ wvaz n grwac tjXnrntlt. of> the vUtiitecI . i • '* A onfedentlq ^ctbrnns, th^ United .■.‘ V-v,DnugHters of the .Gonfederttfy/^• : Sons‘dL Vetcrons',/.ctinipanie« of the > ' Tlotidn ' NatiOnair. Guard''a'hd th^-* 8* • lli>y Scouts' \ ffisa _Jewwt‘ PaihteA . . Partridge o f r f o i t i cello, ddughfVr <rl\\ C en tal fionjamui W. TartYjdge', yelled the b.-autiful /taworlal. -Rt.* Augustine was represented by .Mia* Edythe Kluir Corbett of Anna Dum- rnltt Chapter, and by;Mr. xsnd Mts. w. c. MiddkoV % ^ A . PIECE OF W O R K ; but a. nun win- postponed until a meeting With two railroad lines into (JvotNothing of importance came up d« and another line hut a short dis­ flu* fwiwjon except routine* road tance away, with brick roads in the . . . . , mattiTN It ad)ourfii*d juibjcrt to . , . ,* . .. .. , process of construction, with good ciill of tin* chairman, hd S4*ott of schools and churches and stores and \ rcadia (l| her* present were I l> . , , , ,, ,, ,, , all the conveniences of a thriving Smith ofMarianna. 1 t> Mill.r ••( little a* I y ui-ar by the people who Jacksonville, and M M Mnilh. Or con template a residence in Honda » , * , undo either (or a wintei home, fur iO">• I f>-i r n . - " . ' o K o i * w ti» io .li. ... \ feat ure .•( the me. ling wa - an nngc growing or stuck raising .or. l l o r i d a this w Intel will have money , ,, , - address bv r,. W James of W ashwinter gardening are bound to se­ to spend and invesi 1 nusual ae -1 , . . , , , mgton. in charge of the mnintenlect Oviedo and Black Hammock livity i* alren.lv being noted in real . . ante depar t ment of the I' S b ur eau Innds after they have inspected estate circles throughout the section , of good roads. <• R. Ramsey, eounthem pml seen other lands in Flor­ Tatnpans will, as usual, promote ty engineer, also made. a few reida. |y , the “ nationally famous Carnival .fgr marks Orlando Sentinel. The booklet recently issued by the Swope Land .& Investment Co. Is The (', E Convention good . becfitixe it tells tfje truth In If V. The South (Central Dirlnct of everyt line aqd they erfGt t itiyeMfgW-.' the Florida C. E. Union v*.ill »ne«t gutiort. The proof of, llm pudding li V' In convention, at Kissimnp’** Nov, !fn the ealiqg thereof-add the jfroof 10 and 11 It is expected ttf make of the VooTUStM* In the IllV^k Ham­ Eunice t[)(, l(linri,,r ftirivenlion lor 'at- mock lands just'ns they uro today 0 t " ' tendance, and every C. E. Sockety vCilh ihe adequate drainage, Rowing hup pel i* urge.l, to send iLX.IJirg** a dt<IcgaT wells for in igation , 1 qualivy of .soil, th.' * lion as poseiblc, especially for the surroundings, good roatl*. shipping . Na- aecond day. aa lyarl la'hmann. facilities, thodern* convoniences, Kiltie Southern States Secretary of C, E. /The Herald^ Fainting Co, takes a Mabel |Work will be the rhiqf speaker on just pride in this piccO of printing, Brunt- th t day Any delegates going either just'as'the Herald takes u just pride Robert l»y unto or train (torn the surround- in the city.-.Qh-Ovirido, their fine clti, May section are asked to send their xenship, ■gobll 'location and the pro­ Tynery’ nttukA to Mi^a Mndora" E. Russel), ductive lands tKat.jjurround the city, Upter, 3I9- Main St.,*^ Kixstmmee^ Ha., ak chiefly .among them the Black Himniidhr, 1 >oon aa popkible.. r ■> .' mock land*. Have Your Oxn Tester KIkg Slcmoefjd Day, f iks Annual' Metnorinl Day will. * * ‘r "a Sun (hi y, DeceniluT'fith ani) ’ L* various committees havo bjjcn ■I'liointed to arrange i o r ' t h e ‘ ptot’fani and speakers' nml trfuskV This Mutual feature of the Elks’, lodge KroF» better each yoaV and is looked forward to not.obly by (he Tfiembcrs "I the lodge and their families but •be Public as well. The s'ervleos this will be greatly . ettlnrifKl . and *°m* ° f the best ibpnoo talent in ringer* and speakers' will bo'*bn the Program. FINE i™f -_■ jri * *1 . . —.. ■ ,* - ** * *4 *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, October 26, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 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/1d97292350bf07f59cc6268fb5b8ef58.pdf 5dde562aa006941dfb13574830bd3f1e PDF Text Text — . ! ^ *; -i •, l *§^=1 *t£1 ' -5 - 'Tr^i w'• » fA G E B II __________- ' ^ ■ 'TJi- ^ ±~* jf*jjjl. _ ___________ • • • , . r . f t f v* __________ THE SANFORD HERALD JR » . t9is For Sale— Florida corn, sacked In car. Florida haya baled C»r|0t,. or lesa. ITcat Fulghum seed t>its SI.00 per bushel In five bushel |0^ Seed Rye II!.76 per bushel \^| liamson & Dennis, Gainesvil J«., pjj/ lK-fitp - POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MAYOR BUDGET OF O P IN IO N ' YOU I will be ■ outdidite lor th® podtlon of Miyof of 8*nfofvi. iub]vrt t** U># tWrifciofi of th** Whit® Primary to b®beM in November. .Having ■rrvrti th® rily two trrmi m* Alderman and knowing th® niwl* o/our commonwealth. 1 belLtv® I can w of benefit to th®ritlam* lo nwny ways u C*Mrf Etccu11v®and without making any pewelection proqilm will rtat® that th® law® of th® city will be enforced People road these ads. You Impartially, but acrordlng to the Utter of th® city Ia your ad in tj,j, ordinance®- A* an Alderman for four yerfr* and doing it now. according that reoonJ, I baa® my claim for th®euf* column? Have you something t, frag®of th® votrra of Sanford,. »«>ll? Try an ad p tj IlmpKtfuUy, J. r>. daviuon “ JUST BETWEEN AND M E .” - W ' . . EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A C H I E L 1$ A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H , For Sale— Ford truck, fine thaj* For Clerk and ( cllrrlm I wlah to announce to the voter* and my bargain. Five passenger Uui.-k |^rMJ file ml A that I will be a randWale for the l a a o o o o a a a o a o o f l a o o o o o a o o o o o o a a a o o o o a o o e o o a a o o Q a a o Q o a c office of Clerk and Collector, It. th® white liig bargain. J250.00. Semitu.le Co.. primary tc b® held Nov. loth, •object to Garage, Sanford, Fla. cf Mayor. ? Tho city primary election in ap­ * The postofllce bobs up again this appointment I will highly appreriata your auppoft. ’ >«W HARRY J WILSON. proaching anil it would seem from time with an nppeai to.the voters to the oppressive silence that pervades hold ii primary election to deter­ To the Voter* uf Sanford the political atmosphere that there mine who is the heat man to be ap­ I am * candidate f«jf r®.electInn to th® office t'lrrk tnd fullcrtur. tn the prla a a a a a a a AA^Aa a a a a a * a would he no candidates for the office pointed. About one year ago I talk­ mary of to b® hr Id N o l«. i t K» I h«ir® ♦ C C O 4 *♦♦♦<, of aldermen. While 1 have no par- ed about a primary election but not filled this office for five yean and think l hat 1 have the necessary npcrfenr* and will For Kent— T w o partly furnished ticulur kick against any one it one man came forward to second the appreclyite your *upptirl. rooms, second flight, separate cn-‘ Your* truly. teems ims to be high time that the gentle- ! motion* and it is useless unless every M. W LOVELL. trance. Gas, gas stove, sink. *atff men •n wno who expect to pecome become alder- candidate in the race expects to THE*81 IItill INI) ASSKVNlUt *N , closet, fine piazza. A. I. William. men should make an announcement.! enter the primary. -Another thing 1 wbh tn inform ih® voter* in lilii* city is.'jt I hut I will lie i randidat® foi l tif* itHRera of 106 K. First St. I never kick against the adpiLnis- 1not to be lost sight of is the per- Treasurer and AM*®*or In lb® while tri­ trntion,. that is I never kick very mission rif the congressman to taj* mary to U® held Nov, Ifilh. I‘j16. iabj**ft Good six room house .with imtij lo Ihf ippnlfitmffni of thr Mayor. 1 BII ALL much. If a man will not take tiiis the postofllce out of the appoii -VEKV T H A N K F U L FOR V< and electric light for rent. A. p. j office he should not kick against class and into the 'cloctlw Connelly. '* * 1r.-tfc CJ? ■ addlson l. w il l ia m s . those who will take it and endeav­ something thut few o frtiu'^-.tjitgrcis^-'For Rent— Furnished room in pfi. or to give it their best endeavors. men wi!| stand for. Unless tHe eirh-* vnt« family. Modern cOnveninnrt*. The people used me once for aider- didates and all of them want a Pri­ . 116 French Avo. l‘J-ktp • men and that once Is enough for mary and the congressman acceded “ H E 'L L P R E N T ’ E M ” — SO S A Y S SAUNTERER. FOR RENT ^ 4 most men and yet I could name a to the request to appoint the nom­ number of men here in Sanford who inee the primary will fall fiat njtdthis <* I have held the ollice that should run I stated to the people Jast year. foi it again. They have the experi­ have nothing in the-world at stake ence and I tell you it takes the ex- on the jrostofficp matter and only * • 1 i perlonce and lots of it to give the want the best man to win just us 1 city tiie right kind of administen- would in all other public matters ♦ '♦> . ♦* tration I would favor as many bill tile postofllce is some different than the ordinary political job and men (or thr position as possible 11 A ll Local AdvcrtiscrncnlH Under men who have at some time or other many of the candidates will find I W lle a d in K TH R E E CENTS a l e l d the office for 1 really believe this out before the matter is de­ Line For Each Inticrtion. Minimum they know the business best. Some cided Only 1 would like to remark Charge 25 Cents. of the aldermen who have just in passing that Congressman Se|»n* served the city should be urged to will n a m e ’ the candidate and name remain at their posts and others l him in tfi manner that best suits] ♦ If he prefers a primary that vs ho will not again serve the city him in succession should be supplanted will take away bis appointive power t by men who at other times hs ve in- will allow the primary to decide If be does not wtsh to held thii po-ition Then again t|ii tin- spiest|o|i For Side Ten acres of itn- best city should have at least one or two (wive this prerogative taken away high hantmoiHi land, west side, just Half in men who are familiar with linan.es from him and appoints his own outside corporate limits and i an manage r |><> finances of the . hop e i! i- - 1ri. t!> uj• tu him anil cultivation t > ear* Ximiil 2.VI always has been And again I would large pines on other lialf city as they would their own All fenced (Quarter mib « f two like to ask if the Republicans when and ditched ' I like tile wa \ (be <ltv COUtlfll they wire in power ever had any shipping stations and i ir-r M I‘«r fed drnmage f i d 60 wi!| |,tl> ' if timk I he eh.tile nge iif i be railroad*trouble appoint mg a postmaster, or sobl within the next 10 da>s *ortli the other night They wanted per S**e owner, 207 French lain crossings and a tlugman and if they ever let a (Democrat linger $■(000 00 said so and the railroad said no * over, or if they ever railed lor a ! I If * I lull the aldermen passed a resolu­ primary to let the people have a For sale Two frcsli i tion calling on the railroads (or im voice in the poaliilfii e ' Why should 11an-1 Itr pros ements and tlluy will get them Republicans or ‘ uny other parties I too There are several idling* that have anything to say about a Item F o r Sab* G irls h ic jc lr the railroad will have to do hire cash 111 Park !' apjiomt merit post n III o f T . i t i stid the Hiionei/f'hcv do it the better at the beginning of each season to special showing so that every one m a y acq u ain t derful stock o f merchandise. W e an n ou nce .our Fall Opening ♦ PEOPLE AND EVENTS W flin rM if Shu tort ■iir d fr* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -♦ | COUNTY HAPPENINGS TttLucfi * At .the charming home of T A Neal the mifm her* of Nfrs, St ♦ one 'showered" M ..I tlir Intiii* -p rilig f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ U.TAMONTK II \PPi: M*. t.S Mr and M • *. i k I i. fa mil > tin . ■■ r. ! at . <■ tin IT-1- at \11a III* ‘ • in i wit) a inisi el |a 'icons as .or t nii-nt o| t iie -urn m i T ill K .it u ' (v hou.eliold necessities anil pretty nr Agnes Guild Tnhndi he will lia \ e ins plant lection of vocal solo*, tier rich, says \ o peratio n wlTivCn i \i i \ f«* i read \ swed soprano, if possible, sweeter l i e fs gotug to pu elmt j n»i* shori than ever Her selections included "Uncle Rom e" (lioncerR "Thou Re memlierest When the W’orl d Foigets” (Carrie Jacob liond), " A I,title Bit of Heaven" (Knrnest Rail) “ Al*lnh" (Walter Kratnerj. At the con­ clusion of tiiis delightful fyaltiA’ Mrs. Braxton Perkins and Miss Saidce Williams presented two trays, piled high with ribbon tied pack­ ages, with an appropriate little speech. A contest on llie* "w ay to be happy when married" elicited much merriment and laughter, the prize being won by Miss Williams A delicious salad course was served at the refreshment hour. Enjoying the happy occasion were Mcsdatries Julius Taknch, Archie Betti, Gwyno Fox, E. D. Mobley, Cecil Gahhcttj Asplnwnll, C. M Hand, B I, I*erkinn and Misses Suidee Williams, Junie Stumo^M.illian Herring. Lucca Chappell, Annie Hawkins, Clara Phillips, Charlotte Hand uriil Miss Hu,Icy. / ' B'rifrpun Cfossrs al Otl ando ------ V . 1 7.VL • Steinmeyer, I .T S--‘ ,w - M F Z 1 -I ■■.iY.i . r« Mh MfJ *F. t i / ri,l,,y fcnjL«*turd«y tho roads were and *KLob.,^ n tjlc i m and Simntefident. C. C. Cobli day -Very pleasantly with hor parschool auperintttidrnt amotig-Jihls iftd other.friends MIm Daphand W, D : Coulbourn Adorns, J. ft,',- e . ,.r . trie lights in the hotel, and in e.ery residence in Altamonte, about twen­ ty-five in all The Biiggs and the Fogg cottages have already been wired. He will start wiling the ho­ tel next wAL-k. Mr Haight is going fo place about twenty-five lights over the streets, on the road to Maitland us far us Hu! lard’s dow n the side road to the F’ogg’s and uround the lake to the Briggs home. The electricity ia generated by a 25 H. P Fairbanks-Moss special elec­ tric engine The generator gener­ ates 2,:i00 volts ami transforms 110. An oil fuel is used, called F’ uel Distilate. This fuel will be contained in an F0,000 gallon tank at the plant. The elertric engine will use 2 H gullons of this fuel per hour. A 23 hour service will be supplied, the plant closing dpwn for one hour only each day at noon. Nine miles of wtire will be required to carry tin7 electricity in Altamonte. About tw o miles of pole line have already been put Up. *• G . Mr. und Mrs. George E. IHi U-.h and Everett Rates their son rtre mo­ toring dewn from Mount Vernon. New Hampshire, and are expected here this week Many tin pro ve'me-jtts have been made in the Altamonte ilott-l. and Mr Bate j’ w rites that, he expects n big season The hotel will 'Oppn about the first of December, A big bunch of 5un(u rd folks will go down to Orltttuld tomorrow to attend tiie Federation meeting of the Wesleyan Classes which con­ venes in that city today Rev. F' K. Stein’meyei, . Rev. A Ii Coly and A. R. Chappell left today. To­ morrow Dr. L, R. Philips will carry car load, also Hon. L. _P- Hagan -------- . ’ and O. J. Pope. There are other flrEKIWA AND ETHEL IT E M S cars slated to go, iitt.well fUlcd with *V>- . . .1 . ' -| S [TheTe wsjy no Sunday gehodj pr enthusiastic mtjtnberX ’ and friendA m „ , . U' v , , , . - V| » t : 8 tHdl last-Sftnday iN rh i iLVsunday w<?ok on of.tbd heavy rnlni. the school s)f Sanford, ^ JC. -• Ms Hinder, S For bale • , j acre emery (arm five miles southeist of Sanford, F'lnHt.usc insured for $ UHI-.OO, barn. . hickt-n artesian well. I P m- ha If H mib- to sGloid a d Il-'iure of Klor.-.a. !l »'« \\ r l> ^ M i 'I' t T I..fim. s. For Rent * One room •on* '-Merit depot Knqtnrc 12.1 U \ nth . orm-r l la k A ve fo r Rent Two room s me. , u ni'hed (or light lipusekccpn, -|j U ■o Fift h St 1• 1 : WANTED Wanted nr-l i I i»- Perptanenf exp erien ced j posit im, |.y )o u n y -tcnogriiphor. from New ■it Po.t.d I'elegrayth <'o T'e>. oly ^11 .M l In the Zuyder Zee. ^ -fn IlnRarnl, ncrordlng io popular trldlllou, the ruins of several Urge cities Ho In tho tmstn of the Zuyiler Zee These cities were submerged by the North sea breaking Us bank' awl overflowing the country, It Ih believed nfiqd t |i ; p c □ o o o a o a o o D o o a o c K io a a o o o o o O 0 0 a • * * I . ** 14111« L . . , *hr I? t, o o o DR. A. DOLAN V E T E R IN A R IA N The Kpwur I ' •,, have been entertained at \! F -,l OFFICE — I’oweil'.i home 1-iidaj nigitt. A(t« r HAND BROS..STABLES the members nil gathfred tin presi dent, Mrs. A II. pnwell decided to Hnqjt in your l a m e and rich 0 adjourn und go to the home of Ur lioin-s and mules. Have Uictrt o Hardy Boyd, to hold prayer meeting ® treated. Have ---- tludr teeth ex- ° f , . . l :.. i __ . 1. - It » a .... 1 I * for his brother, Ben, who is very ill q amini-d, sharp c p r n e r s dressed p He has been very sick for several D ,lo'A^l. Pr(flectiorTs cut off and dc- p cayed molars extracted. weeks^groiMHK worM* all thi* nmi* 0 > , a At this writing his death t» expi-md 1 o a u o a o o a a o o a a o a o a o o a o o o o 1 any minute, his friends will he sorry ~ ~ -------------~ T * Z — lo learn Mr Boyd buried his w i b - ' C . . nnd little child six months ago and I 1 ;s it seems he is. to soon join HL loved P lu m b in g an d onbs oti the other shore G a s F it t in g There was a full attendance at 8 (H3 O BN O EE- S“ " " “ y ........ ... S“ 1‘d!“ '- *'■ *11 W ork lle r v iv o o M , 1'c r . o n .l . though quite a lot of water fell again r Saturday night * Altcnlinn An«I Beal Efforts * j Prayer meeting was held at the Telepkoue No 2^home of Mr Eugene Brown Satur­ Opposite Cits H»n day- night, as ins wife lias boon quite sick for the past four weeks and is still very bad ofT Mr* Brown i* expecting l « go to the hospital 111 II short time for an operation and her frieuds-entertain a good deal of anxiety about her. ns It wiR be a y e jy BtflouH operatioh. . ’ 1 » Jnmnc iftAyd.Jr,, while out hunti ig I »t Week ri n acrotf a mot In t henr nn.l two little cubs, which would have made Mce.Ritl,. pV(a could they fiavl- been cupiu/rd. Mrs A 14. „f Wekiwa went to iajiford Sat|ird.iy shopping. Whilo there she called on. Mr J. 1 Kelso, who has becQfc very sick for nearly three months, hut his friends will bo.pleased to learn that he is. very- mueh belter and he will he pleased to see any of his friend when they go to Sanford. They will find him qt the Fairview House. Mr. P. J. Coates is kept quite busy taking pictures in and around Wekiwa. He went up to Ethel and took the .school Jut Thursday. Of “Sanford ; Public Library Oak.Avenue, •. Between 3rd and 4th St. Open lays at 3 p, m. ney FermUlion returned to Sanford course they all. wanted one. ____ For Rent— Furnished apart merits for light housekeeping or bed room*. Good location. H02 Park A w - tf , ml WEDNESDAY, OBER 271 - f. For Rent or SaJo— House on f*jb motto Ave. W. J. Thigpen. 101-tf ------- T— A\ ,ii,i ed In modern hu f<*11r rainin Ultlllili- (or llgli* f i*i U . j .nil Will rent from ah" i.- iim For Salt Flggs ami Baby t tin ot ! ,>l Ii t n M ay or J uni- T hro "i '.incelebrated. Regal White W \anduttes, If y N<> children. Addres- R".om*t t'ig perfotiiiain-e, heavy lay u.g bird- 4 M Ili-rald. stating rent Snd Im atim.. {am booking orders for same now 1H- \t r 'A lso u few i ul ta a iid goe . r. , uf same -tr.il F !' ; to, t w •ititeif A German man wfiiiitJ TluriJ sf Sanford In i! like to have a job of some kmd \.i■If.— t M f rnton/* t o Fit1raid 1- In The , McMichatd « from Toronto, The betyutiful vines of love's Cunada are « xf’ ecl 1 < I: v They wreath trailed everywhere in Ifrace- are e'etrriov yfi i *r • t.s l<i attepd to fit 1 profusion, covering mantels And tin- iimlhl Ini ion t ( electtlci y (0 il>s'ir) ✓ draperies with it- little junk dowers bon -■ with here and theie bowls and vases Ii : i v e n I U .-Ii'l nc! M r Mr of pink hibiscus peeping from .i back­ a rriv i <1 l.n■m l . i t i ' i n g . M p *Ii Mr ground of tern1' mid potted plants Hu.t-l 11 i ml 1|w Ilia 1 ;-e Mr- I'akai h delighted with i se­ II WI" «*f 5f * i i w • 1. i i igk* 1*11- ' Store closed| » .Tuesday ’ preparing for opening, Wednesday morning at 8:30 o’clock For Rent— Several nice nthr, room* over Yowell’s. Fnqiuri N p Yowell it Co. tirities censliries. c For Rent— Desirable mums for gentlemen in private family Modern. Reasonable. Phone Oflkti : FOR SALK themselves with our most w on­ A T.'h- ”1 ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING give a few days ,->V df . t■ ! mrn&m . :* > �IN TH E HEART OF TH E W O RLD 'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY OCTOHER 20. 191.1 South a Progress ^oltimbua.-Gu. On. 27 The IndUftttial Index say* in iu i<uuo of this week: " I n keeping with the general hudness revival in the southeast is the greatly increased activity in the lum In r and .naval stores industries. There bn* been gradual improve­ ment in the lumber industry, and th hna been greatly augmented by the filling of the mills of the largest lumber order ever received in this W AS DECIDED TO N A M E T H E country. This means, among other CLUB TH E SANFORD things, n clearing up of stocks. M OCK CONGRESS The Sanford Dobnting Club have decided to name thomxfdves "T h e Sanford Mock Congress." The pre­ liminary meeting of the dub was held in the auditorium of the Con­ gregational chfhtfji Tuesday evening. The meeting1jd'itV, culled to order at 7 t5 . Mr Reg,-*'r\ Dawson being elected temporary chairman. After a speech from the chair, putting forth the Object and purpose of the debating club Mr E E Roger* uuhmiUird Lhu falluwing, rnsidution; which after being thoroughly dis­ cussed *was seconded and passed unanimously. f ALL OF T H E CO UNTIES OF SOUTH FLORIDA Although the promotion -work hn* been conducted quietly and without the usual blowing of trumpets it is evident even at this date that the South Florida Fair, to he held at Tampa Felt, 1 to 12 will lie a pro­ nounced success in every feigtui e. and it is not believed that there will be a county In the section, the east, roast included,Mhat will not be leprcM-nti-d by a general or at least individual product exhibits of .ill Linda. Half ill Liu: luuilUcx Juivc. already signified the intention of having gumual exhibits, and others will outer in November. The move­ ment met with instant fuvoi after il was inaugurated, this being due to tin eharaetet of the business men behind it and to the Lot that they are not inspired by selfish mo­ tive ituir one objei t being to do veh'p i , ,-r v i nunt i , -■>at I Fl< r i J.i ami make ihi" fair permanent feature Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that there should now lie formed a debuting e|uh for the purpose of studying and discussing moral, economic and |Hilitieal ques lie (vs aflecting I'ounl v, mill,o'ipal. -ta le . national and international a If air- and that such debating elnb should take the form of a muck eon gres- fashioned up* n the methods and prineedure of our national • iMhcer* anil .lire, tor* n( Ili»- r.iir house of represent afives Fair Association. Ere*,.lent I ) t ^.... . thul l)u.rv wil| be-na feuturxrile emigres* till'll proi eedeil to (Id!, it „f 0 ,.- T-ii.p. t-crJ of ' ' " I " „ , .... ,,,h a m i I- air Secr.-ta; X 1 Xll.'h w h y |(<<, l)M, . ,M l „ v . (W ln M > . r<f ri-enteii W|„ |i(. ....... l<( ,|1..lr.,b|l •lecli'd |•r• -nifiil . ',n ...... |pi„ lflll. , „ eomire president and by exhibit- ire the (••Bowing , and Treas I li.< f.aspari'l t i sn.iv.il held at ti«-h *>f •**mi t ki Florida, and I*, leach Ver I mlge Her the exp.-tin. Of I amji.i Iiiistness men ,»ur own people thebe*t mell>o.f> of (or t' ii y»•at- will fn- >-.*'! rneri'l> a- e.ilitvating the -.oil of our seetii n an ,-l v. rri-i .,g a. d r>wr| ifr.iwtng ] r' if.,, fair moviirnid wa* udjUlot I " the fair for several not Inaugurated for the benefit of The following gentlemen will giv< year- paM it ha* been given, more Tampa, which draw* a* many people u .an take care of thiough th*a t. i or tifteen minutes" speech on frt- adverti-ing in the north and . on g essmiml law ..ml proci-eduri- Wlf-tlbuil the h .'» <it lean* Maidl t , -;ia ri Ila t atliival. but to ■on after the by law- have been sill. f.r.o, a"l*o tt.e loAe.-t railroad rt:trs trvil.ute to the development ef every It is expected to draw |nook and cranuie of South Flouda mitt.-'J at the next meeting Tues­ on reeoid day. .Nov 2nd Editor Hob Holly, something like 150,000 visitors, fully Stale Highway Judge .Herring. I’rof Ezell and C R. h^lf ftoni o lhet-slates Among the*** w ill b e s e v e r a l f a r m e r h o t n e s e e k e r s , Walker (or them special tram* will be run The newly .rented Mate highway Secretary The attendance at the last carnival , ........ t,» -1 l" yester- . Messrs., C. R. Walker.and E. T. • VVoodrulT* representing the Inland Waterways Committee of the San­ ford Commercial Club were In Jackgonville attending the hearing of the • u. S Engineer ft regarding the difTerto he decided upon for , 5 tb^-Worida Inland canal The Times foio’n has the following regarding the meeting . * Preliminary examination intd the ............... . whether the government take over the Florida East f , ,,♦*+,k or adopt, the St. Juhlli nyrr route from Mayport to Titus­ ville was made yesterday by the government engineers sitting as a federal commission at the office of Major U II Endue, corps of engirt,,r } T WooilrufT anil Vharles ft Uslkir vice president of the Flor­ ida Ir land W aterways AsSuciution. I„, f-<rd appeared before the i.„ ... lu.lf of the rivet route rhe eiillimisstnil IS composed of i .i w C Langfitt of Savannah, i1.• i , . Kelb-r of Mobile ,ind M.i,, l.tUnv All of them are tneml«.r th*' federal engineering corps . s|..rda> was primal il . I , (.■i a|ios, id lliroughlv at i . i ' c I lie •*»rtt inljuciorVf-Ty- with tii ; ,i|i . t- am) they adjourned •l,e sft* mooii it) meet again tiinca.is shiilt l»e. de-tignateif "There *is continually increasing activity in the iron industry, with an upward tendency in ..prices. '. v " T h e seed alone* fr^m a bale of cotton are bringing n comparatively large sum. and millions If dollars are being received from the sale of the staple. "There is general activity in in­ dustrial lines, i^ie volume of trade W IL L HAVE E X H IB ITS FR O M no feature of which will penny invested in the Fair be sf>ent. The city of Tampa has given the Fttir a ten year lease on Plant Field, behind the city's municipally owned hotel and in the principal residence bection of the city, anti pltfns have already been perfected for erecting a number of big exhibit buildings thereon. Because of interest mani­ fested in the Fair moverpenl. though, it mt\y he necessary to udd a num­ ber of I at go circus tents to house some of the product, exhibits. Owing to the location of the Fair grounds, the widespread advertising .that will lie given in the metropol­ itan newspapers, the fact that the European war and the closing of the San Francisco and San Diego Expositions will drive many tourists to Florida who have never visited th state before, the general- interest that is being manifested in our sec­ tion and the low rstes already grant ed by the i ail road*, the Fair is e x ­ pected to be it success financial I, as well ns otherwise. Every penny of profit made will be devoted to in­ creasing the scope of the Fair from ytnt r 1ti y rn r. a ntt -errr y Trtftrer: --warli­ the exception of the secretary, who devotes his entire time to promotion work, will give his services and money without any charge wlmieve New exhibit buildings will be utitled, the amount paid foi premiums in­ creased and the class of amuse merits, whieli will be the best that can lie l.rin tired wdl be impitMeil Iroiii was * n i,let I m g uj.or J '.Him "1 1 I d a » o.irj holt-*'. ' ( o u s trp . lio n (or <•'•11 .».■ co n trac t* w. ru awarded as •'follows: , "Church huil.ling, Birmingham, Ala ; 2tj miles of road*. Lee county , FTil.. rniwf and bridge, Etowah cutin­ ly. Ala . iiicitieriHnr, \ther.» t.a |iow i-r house and lli.ohme shop a. nex. Winter- ll.trri I . t.ln.tmn fe.-i of i .it., r. ie > irb Tamf'll bta * \ -lock 1... . mi! I -v.11 i'• ■ • linked at Savannah, /i.t A cornpuny ha—been formed at Ron..', (la,, rn manufacture lumber and boxes. A cold storage plant fvill Ip- estab­ lished at Gulfport, Miss." ' sv lik e 100,000 ... * p . l e |d a y •" th e office o f M M S m ith , a Tick* In Haile . ...... .her and II w,.* d. • ob d »niknT..*r of the commission The M ie <I. • 27 V. hill 0.1 I r. • ... hold the lair -i in pi. I..1. ,. u*i file ''.rl'w.... noil* . ,. If! (i .■ig' i waged I >v the •stork ......... . ................ -.1 W to r.-a ti.T .ngme. r wa- dt-e....... I l i f u s r n A —...-billon ol Simlltsaslvrii -„n why *m.th'Florida should mi** ; but a. nun win- postponed until a Florida, III conjunction with the such an opportunity (or advertising meeting Federal and State Boards of Health its resources ’ . Nothing of importance came up Jut* successfully placed Dade coun­ . flu* fwiwjon except routine* road l^udinR nankfra thi* country . . . . , ty tick-free, there re nuii ns much ■ . mattiTN It ad)ourfii*d juibjcrt to , . ,* . .. .. , work lit be done before ihe Putted i»ri*dirl that an »:ra of almo*l un- ciill of . tin* chairman, hd S4*ott of lux aide about to stales I ti-jiart merit of Vgro ul"-ure \rcadia (l| her* present were I l> , , , ,, ,, ,, , Bureau Of Annual Industry will ..■no tothe lountrv, owing togoinj .Smith ofMarianna. 1 t> Mill.r ••( > rop* .md henvv .1 . iicn.ib from r,u ntlo tally rei'ngnize Oil* . ••ur t > Jacksonville, and M M Mnilh. Or ropran nninlru**. 'IJ.d * (*•' I.MIfUt* » belli g a bsol Utel v 11<V fr. . , * , undo >• I f>-i rn.-".'oKoi * wti» io.li. ... \ feat ure .•( the me. ling wa- an This (m in i w „s bro u gh t ou t a ' > llorida this wIntel will have money , ,, , - address bv r,. W James of W ashmeeting of the Slock Growers Asto spend and invesi 1 nusual ae-1 , . . , , , mgton. in charge of the mninten*. emtion of Southeastern Florida at livity i* alren.lv being noted in real . . ante department of the I' S bureau the court house by Dr J. \ Knapp, estate circles throughout the section , of good roads. <• R. Ramsey, eounFederal inspector, in charge of the Tatnpans will, as usual, promote ty engineer, also made. a few retick eradicating campaign which ha* Orlando Sentinel. been wag^d for the past six months the “ nationally famous Carnival .fgr marks The (', E Convention I f V. Twelfth G iu . lf '- A r M MeUugh Q , Y*-j**/ be, jvfetic . (jrave/,* Airie Andornon rtuaySvne- Ajtua- Ciitettz, J-Sktgr WoOrfbnrn ;ion^ (fl.tld' A^pe* AtidiTStin, llutnjMcDuntt^ ‘ . -byilshtd Eleventh Grjtdo Clarion, GtiVl) in' fiqio Johnson. ‘ ’Antoinette Luke *vV . i Ijlfliit Rhodes.^Rutli Kanner. *■ 20jvnly G u i^ '^ T v iiih 'Grad’r — Ercel ■Llltle, Mary ie t A t 'xjii'd-Relle l^itch, Thomas Meredith (Ar ir V r l t . Grade-, Gladys ( Dtfttjiih tile counVy sTh ecxlbre • " Hub ge,' lld e o peak. Kat* * l 1 « » f• s ' 2' ., The South (Central Dirlnct of the Florida C. E. Union v*.ill »ne«t V' In convention, at Kissimnp’** Nov, 10 and 11 It is expected ttf make Eunice t[)(, l(linri,,r ftirivenlion lor 'at0 t "' tendance, and every C. E. Sockety hup pel i* urge.l, to send iLX.IJirg** a dt<IcgaT th.' * lion as poseiblc, especially for the . Na- aecond day. aa lyarl la'hmann. Kiltie Southern States Secretary of C, E. Mabel |Work will be the rhiqf speaker on Brunt- th t day Any delegates going either Robert l»y unto or train (torn the surround, May section are asked to send their Tynery’ nttukA to Mi^a Mndora" E. Russel), Upter, 3I9- Main St.,*^ Kixstmmee^ Ha., ak niidhr, 1>oon aa popkible.. r ■> .' Have Your Oxn Tester KIkg Slcmoefjd Day, f iks Annual' Metnorinl Day will. * * ‘r "a Sun (hi y, DeceniluT'fith ani) ’ L* various committees havo bjjcn ■I'liointed to arrange i o r ' t h e ‘ ptot’fani and speakers' nml trfuskV This Mutual feature of the Elks’, lodge KroF» better each yoaV and is looked forward to not.obly by (he Tfiembcrs "I the lodge and their families but •be Public as well. The s'ervleos this will be greatly . ettlnrifKl . and *°m* °f the best ibpnoo talent in ringer* and speakers' will bo'*bn the Program. Citrus fruit grower* owning their own nppaiatus will probably save themselves long and costly delays in,sh ip p in g tflAtr frulte In the oplnlo rf.o f'N . 0. 1'ebny, state inspector nmV he *i»dvL*e* all .growers lo pro­ vide* theuuteWto , with the necessary a^par*tuq ..toi'*‘ascertain whether or not grapefruit and;prahges contain tha percentage of kolids and adds as’ required by .the •tleimrjinent. of agriculture rtt Washington ns alto’* ing the fruit td be ripe. The neccasa'ry* testing apparatus costs only four or five dollars, said Mr. Penny. . I ' • .7 . -: V . _ V --L. ' ’ • Hand, .Lunds *Pn> ? Laulin hertfer, Mi eke; ■ '- _ » » !• 5 i" *-• - ‘-i . State Convention Here » The Presbyterian o Synodical of Florida will tjieel here on the second and third days of Novctnbnr, repre­ senting the' three Presbyteries of Horida. A ll the meeting* will jbdl open meetings and alfcjthc ladies of the missionary societies of the eity are cordially invited to attend; Program will he given in Friday’s paper. V FINE PIECE OF W O R K C E N T lV ISSUED RE FRO M H E R A U ) OFFICE The Herald Printing Co. of this city has recently Issued a booklet on Black Hammock lands for the Swope Land & Investment Co., that is causing much favorable comment from the press and from other crit­ ics in this and other state*. The booklet contains sixteen pages with cover of (our pages printed on India tinjeil dull finish book paper and makes one of the most pleasing ef­ fects in high grade printing thathas been issued from a Florida -printing. ufliu: MJinu. Jimc.______ The booklet is couched m lan­ guage entirely different from many of the lurid tales of get rich quick land companies and with a direct­ ness of simple English the TFitth is told in a most convincing manner * fi.it i- I,- mnl (it .ippeul to the prospeelive jim chaser of Florida la nils. In the first pi aee Itlaek H.immoek lands hardly need any (moating j They ate *in e ik in a eta** tiv them[ selves and ill*' author of the booklet bad no trouble in telling the simple |truth about the Itlaek Hammock district. This tract is probably the liesi Im.ili'd lest drained and conMe 1:i' 11- t hi t,est lands <il uni tract in tin entire smith and in id no io|ti, mg to attrael attention The Swope Land it Investment f ’ o , knowing this ontv wished to •-ix!k attention to the tsact in tlie endeavor to get the il 11slur to have one look I’ hi* one Imik ’will mean a purchaser for the lands speak for themselves in language eloquent enough to con v mi i' the itiosi skeptical critic o,( Floruia land l»e»te *l xn-tho heart of the best county in the state, sur­ rounded by fluurUhipg orange groves and trucking lands, general farming and stock taising lands, lauds that ii-e now tilled with contented people and people who have lived there for the past twenty or thirty years and made good, i hi- Black Hammock lands ■annot I,*- i !.i****d among the • ipi rimenial lands ,if other part* of llle slain. With two railroad lines into (Jvotd« and another line hut a short dis­ tance away, with brick roads in the process of construction, with good schools and churches and stores and all the conveniences of a thriving little a* I y ui-ar by the people who con template a residence in Honda either (or a wintei home, fur iO"nngc growing or stuck raising .or. winter gardening are bound to se­ lect Oviedo and Black Hammock Innds after they have inspected them pml seen other lands in Flor­ ida. |y , The booklet recently issued by the Swope Land .& Investment Co. Is good . becfitixe it tells tfje truth In everyt line aqd they erfGt t itiyeMfgW-.' gutiort. The proof of, llm pudding li !fn the ealiqg thereof-add the jfroof of the VooTUStM* In the IllV^k Ham­ mock lands just'ns they uro today vCilh ihe adequate drainage, Rowing wells for in igation, 1qualivy of .soil, surroundings, good roatl*. shipping facilities, thodern* convoniences, /The Herald^ Fainting Co, takes a just pride in this piccO of printing, just'as'the Herald takes u just pride in the city.-.Qh-Ovirido, their fine cltixenship, ■gobll 'location and the pro­ ductive lands tKat.jjurround the city, chiefly .among them the Black Himmock land*. L Unveiled Monumebt 7 The unvefli/ig and dedicalloti of ■ gho momorfal monument to the noble women of the Confederacy wa« a very important event In Jack-ionvlllo Tuesday and was ntrtmded by between six and seven* thofmqqd VeopJe.' United State.* Senator JJutv- .. •. ■ can U.'.'F’lotdwr prenJdyd -and cfmV^v »•.«-'. eretl an inspit big iuJyl res*. * .Tfixr*'- -v** ^ wvaz n grwac tjXnrntlt. of> the vUtiitecI . i • '* A onfedentlq ^ctbrnns, th^ United .■.‘ V-v,DnugHters of the .Gonfederttfy/^• : Sons ‘dL Vetcrons',/.ctinipanie« of the > ' Tlotidn ' NatiOnair. Guard''a'hd th^-* 8* • lli>y Scouts' \ ffisa _Jewwt‘ PaihteA . . Partridge o f r f o it icello, ddughfVr < rl\\ Cental fionjamui W. TartYjdge', yelled the b.-autiful /taworlal. -Rt.* Augustine was represented by .Mia* Edythe Kluir Corbett of Anna Dumrnltt Chapter, and by;Mr. xsnd Mts. w . c . M id d k o V % ^ A i™f -_■* jri *1 . . —. ■ - ** ,* * *4 * 1 �n H H | *', '“-in*1J1''<'*M i■"<■■*“-'-*-3NW pM J! ••• ; i ___ L : S v4 'f‘j S r r ' T*° , • * -v . t! ________ " " - — COUNTY tK* l- Jg J ig <m ; '; >* - A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S FRO M LAKE MARY ITEM$ George Arrant* of Sanford was a Sunday vUitor here. __ M r* . . Paul Keely spent last week CORRESPON­ ... - OCTOBER i9 , ItM5 — HAPPENINGS =i= - mF — -.V ^ ’-------------J^r- - S IP — " _______ WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT RICH MILK? Do you Ijnow how rich the rawtn Jacksonville. milk you are feeding your children It N Poston and Richard Carter | is? Do you know how old tho raw . r e p o r t e r s Co v e r t e r r i t o r y f o r h e r a l d were Sotifotd visitor* first of the milk ia wbelt.itelTVered to-you? Do week. ( - • you know how pure and clean it is? he is favoraidy impressed Both are Rev. H. M. Morey expects tq Have you counted ify how much UPSAIA AW) ORAPtVILlt stopping at Mrs. J. W. David’*. leave LTptulaoti, Mich., on Novem ­ milk you waste in the course o f n RESULTS TELL Ask any customer about All were sorry to hear of the death ber 2nd nnd nrtlve here to take up month because of it* turning in Mr.. Derby and hi* brother from of Freeman II Bullish all. although his duties as pastor the fin t Sunday such a lew liours’ time? Ohio have come to spend the winter it hUd been expected for some time, in November. They know and can testily as to TfiEIR Have you had the unpleasant ex­ at hi* orange grove here, They ex­ as he had been in Johns, Hopkins I A straw tid.e was given last Fri­ perience of having to send out (or QUALITY, THEIR SOLUBILITY, LASTING institution in Baltimore for some day night in honor of Mrs. Frank pert to try "bnching it." more milk when extra, unexpected time. Mr. PuttishalI was a resident Evan*. The (tarty went to Sanford Mr, and , Mr*. Emil Mugnuson QUALITIES and GENERAL ADAPTABILITY guests arrived—or worse yet. not unci Mr. Elmer Liuidqulst attended of Palm Beach, but was formerly "of to the mo\ie* and thoroughly en­ living able to make a certain dish to FLORIDA SOILS ~ Geneva before lie went to law joyed the trip in spite of the ruin service* in lowi^tumluy. because you couldn’ t get the extra that fell on their way home. Those Mr, a.1) ‘ B t t ^ K tlw in Peterson of school. Special Formulas lor AH Florida Crops * milk in time? Holly l l i l l ^ ^ r ^ e east coast nnd Mr*. Mercer of Americus. Ga., who made up the party were, Mrs* Comparatively few people ate sit­ WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS their two girl* were welcome visitors who was here with her daughter, Frank Evans, Mrs. T. A. D. Morris, uated where they can get raw milk VI iss Amanda Sjoblorn, Messrs. T a t .h e r brother’* Mr. H. (I. Lund- Mrs. Seig. died at the home-of Mrs quist on last Sunday. They made Wicks last Wednesday at -1.tif> a. ns A I) Morris, Abide Sjoblorn, Jolin- that is of known purity and rich­ ness The problem of a safe milk the trip over, again in their auto, Mrs. Mercer was 82 years of age j nir Kvans. supply is n<*t u locnr one— It is the getting back home all tjght about and was attacked Monday morning problem of the city, of the country seven at night. with acute indigestion The ease Belter Train Service and of the small town. Mrs. ncitelson has been feeling was in the competent hands of C I The following letter will be good And after the procuring of good, excite tinder lbi> weather of J»Uv \V« Marshall, M. Lh, anti Mary Brad­ news m the travelling pulilii raw milk conus the question of how ley, It. N., but old age wits too hope for an improvement soon. It gives me pleasure to advise to keep it. in the city, where^rw Mrs. Clark in quite* a bit better; much for her. Funeral services’ were that effective with first train south- h se|jmn Jpu than K & fiW ; PUT A LOAF OF OUR BREAD. but little Charlie da not very well. held at the home of Mrs. Wicks at l.mtnd Monday, Nov IGth and first houra o!(| whrn dcliverSff* « B > i h •* * * i ~ 4^ if a., m. Thuisday and the icmuihs Mrs. .-Jack Vaughn visited with train northbound Tuesday. Nov. the counlry whcrc ti,t. jce supply is in your bread box and it will stay* ifilh, the service, of the Tampa Mrs. Thompson on Wednesday. Mis taken to Americus for burial. uncertain, the problem of keeping frerdi, liffbl and sweet lonper ihan Mrs. Ballard and children, who S|ioc|b, wi,| |)0 fMUfnec\ Mrs. Thompson on \ycdneaday. milk is a grave one. any bread you ever had before and Tampa, leaving Miss Edna look supper with her on have, been ... Sanford for some time Rut once you taste it you'll mu The logical result the solution of Saturday. returned Friday evening Jacksonville daily 9.15 a. rn„ urhe able to see how lung it ,.will tin- prnhU-in is a^jtupply specially A sneak thief helped hirnself to Iaist Friday evening a-.chicken riving Tampa 1.00 |> in. Return-1 keep. It w ill he all »;aton up j designed* to incut'* the requirement* quite u lot of meat at Mr J A. (lillau was givf-n in honor " f Messrs ing leave Tampa 12.45 noon, arInnff* before it has a rjtatiet• of I lie demand. .'A dependable, evap­ Thompson’s meat market the tirst Thorpe and Smith at the town hull |riving Jacksonville 7:110 |> m. ffet stale. ,-.c A orated milk i* ‘ the safe one for every of the Wtfek. Dancing ami game* were enji y d The train will consul of reclining locality t>( uniform rtlBincss, ail Margaret Krirnou u.i- sick 'Ml it until a late hour wliefi (till,h i , M u lld ,-hair cotl I>• Pullman parlor car Mililtely pure ami sweet, evaporated fever on Saturday nnd hot c o f f e e w i t h c o o V. u-s were with broiler buffet ami I’ ll li ttulk IS just pure, fresh row's milk -Mr^ M iik i t i Iciuiuuig iii .grut elite. Ullb .rtUuiliaJ. ..U llb -- Live lelitw .\u-Ji:. :iui> l*»r » l w t rnTtnrr i-sr with nothing added ami only the I I I Park Ave. ' Free Delivery and Mr. li ti. I.undquist has been present. The tram will stop at the followwater removed, then hermetically helping him this week. Mis* Irene Peter* is - at Daylonu i jng points between Jacksonville and sealed and stcrilixed Wo understand Mrs. Anna De- for a few days, Tampa I’alatka, Sanford, Otlando, Evaporated mill reach* the house­ « Forest is expected soon. Mrs Patterson's sister w ho ha- Kisaimmee. i.akelaiid and Plant wife jusl_ Its Sweet and pure as the 0 Mrs. Ballinger asks all in the been With tier for some ti me has f i t v 4 day it was placed in the can. She « Senior Class at Sunday school to I... rctnrnid home 4 This trim will h. ,n atblifoin t nr. I it.-ye o n l y o m m all t a n o p e 4 sure and- tiring then section of the U<*v <ini heridgi lii let! bis regular three <iit11. tiutns, i ifb of which are | chart Sunday Two of ottr girls. appoint inert at the M I- church equipped a lb Pllllm o service. |e!l\ at a 11llli* and that will keep we.l t •. r -i v i r.i di\ ■tn t it nil. e.-,| Miss tllg.i Vililcn and Mi-** M »t»».f Si|i .la; ino't ing ami ■ •.• tong .I.- log I a. 1. -on . .I'e 'i ;o i to , ! !•' r A It I 11 ro c , ual two io<>* t |. r»■* ,t p t' i and * 11 |. it It .. » io g 1'u o, Tyner wen ■ie 111y t i t last S t i t o l a t 11.g talk pa n Io t o, ii in i ni and 'l tp> . I'liough , iiuit* i-ilitx uf Jit act ii a’ Messrs \\ alker I’revatt. V ti t•*r P m . . p u r .- : i d eV .T v d i . US, f ,li . 1‘t t. -- i» | ff..t.t, r S' 11.*I .i»., u. t. I'e. t. tin :■•hi. .f t )u * si-r v I ■ mil > a, 11 v 1 ............. f “ i ■ d ply (if M \ A NO U S Ill lb. st o l please bear in nttfol »pea i, * lo ,1 • , I tj ,I shows how tii. ut) il U tl tl Inr any- e un rgency . 7 mi l Geneva i- not stick:* 1 cow hunting \11 -intii t 'mi t I .ini feels with re i K I L G O R f ] S E E D C O . n * ^ ,| . • . v *- 1 • • id i i * 1 1 1 U i * V * V • .. ! i., •-.1tli, t .1 I I . • ll.e to a ..rtc -p d> I ,I ........ Mill \ i, •i-t, dI tli M - i , t.i i t| I *r*.. t.t* ti u -1 I,. I d t-al ller.-el f a |. ■I 1 s(, ,111,1-- III.I I. l -t. !- i I ,-d "II a f. i u . N’ l t a n . i .. M .p|* truly . tn -lint "in * .|o>al,I not talen t wil b a appl ■tit ii ut• :i * ■ 11 > i "in . |. .I f. w .«f11 ...... it l l '" for I Craig. fort h i arn atiiin M ill * •V l * nit t i n a b iu ige h.i.l I r af M gr . a s ingt-r- no at I i The " b w . J . T H I G P E N tl C O IV IP A N Y i ut o r Ulllv 1 > u ♦ U V u o l ■ fit, .Hi' K 11bee Ini f.ir t" , 1o C m i d r r u H,x» w P r t J a c k d a w Hu* f " ir g " t '|u A 'I ti.i.i • .tt a u i: s rs 111g b1 W.I T la ( i e t H-n M e r , Mrfunitetl. A t L i a n c . Illtt W a I - ■ w u r k In *use r r . . il I I I* lit i' * • > ,1 »(t j lie vi iun g | pi I Vt i t i t ' inkt ii d » -ii . k :-iinj t h e r e Ir a Jie| liu kdllW !t m i nlll \ t.r <ik ■■ i tn pi e.| | n lau Frnlay mg U i.l rt uttil.i r ■ii i .. ir i Sa tldt-le l l e f i I Ve CHILI* m ill C‘ >1 the |innb,» i Iie c h i l d r e n Jrum t h e w n r k H in. I . |,|ei| in h b it If H i r • • , w e r e (ift-scnT m n r r l n g e l i c e n s e , ai d nn to g i r l lot hntiMii to an d f r o m t ' l h o o l r e g n l a f l y t. I Kpw.iT*ti I■ d I lav dlt. ■inp.^i i rt ■ Il ,- .a* Iiiih ci*tit' p e r c h i n g u n a t r * . w '- t u n » l c b t u t 'luO ft i c • - IS H O I O T I S R I A L F T 1A 1 E O j Mr . ,| M U i. - V ........ Week Ar.| f t ' , I'll cell . ••I I led i n Hit d isir w li ip. t It. v ■■ • * li =? -tn i I I till II I ' S t l l t * ! l . T i l e W i l l I . . V In t i l e rut t| i f III) lit . t li a a m i VI; It is rumor. ,I ilnit t tori will he a o l \ . w I m m e d l a t e l v Kiev a r e o n . i c s t n S a n fo rd . F lo r id a S.infoi I ir. . il l it tli, K libci a m a r i i . i g e in . ns.* a n d a s lniui.iiK II- o v e r t h e m on th e r e t u r n loiim e v . ou Methodist p ir o t a g t built in I., IliiU-l f o r a ft- w d ,y . U 'Iim ‘ in nut iinw and s I i i h i ' y o u r ­ S u n d a y s lie in i , h , , n ■ , ■ t| neva. D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y — E F F IC IE N T FAVORITE FERTILIZERS E ? V r ■ h i* . ■ S 'm R AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, INSECTICIDES » s? S P E N C E R ’S BAKERY vi ., ■'it ILE TTU C E rh SEED The very finest strain s of Bos­ ton and Florida SpcN'ial. Both tine, early headers. $1.00 lf>. postpaid. G en eral “F ire We hav*. got quite a number of amateur song eoinpo-.r- tier* -orne of them really inspired Geneva ha* been -mldcm .1 ,v t hi r|. nth of Mr M< i * l •1ud g M i> I I'.iMl-l , I la-■■l \1et.i-r w 11.i t,.. . tat-i I,. * Mitlo Was M's. >elg i iiqJtJji : M l. Mercer was quite aged, and til. d after a slmrt illness nnd she J eaves quite u number of relative*. All Geneva will miss her kindly fats* and pleasant voice To the loved T o ill* loved o n e - We t \tctul 11u,r *\ Input hv F ‘. Judge It I I’.iM l.sliall was une of the f 11-to- \ a liov* that tn i •|• gti't I Freeman w..rkei! bis *u. from tb. Iiotlom to tlie top We siltdl mh. his prottoncc This wonderful ma­ ter numi t'Oliqilered nl) obstaeles that ho tnel. lie worked Ins waythrough college and lias held the offico of Dean of Stetson College. He afterward studied law and after he graduated went to Palm (teach to practice and after a year’s' time he was elected comity Judge. Hi* death, though expected, cume noddenly. Me was buried in Palm Beacti Friday. He leaves a wife nnd brother, Mr II H Pattishall of thiit.town Mr Pattisiiall was present at the funeral . 'M r. Tommy McLain was earned to the hospital. His illness became serious K That new correspondent caught the dServes ’ em right for (tutting in. Mis* Georgia ami Mr. port Pat­ tis hit II are. at homo again, Mr. McLain and croW have gone up the river to pick hia.orange*. Itev. C. E. GuttM i(l|^p^|t(h«d an interesting, inspiring sffftfttth'last Sunday evening. The quit lias enlisted, now For­ ward March. The singers wifi meat a l'lM r C Harrison's next Sulurday night. ..................................... £ fit NEVA JOTTINGS T h * old adage 'Jilofe rain lea* w ork’* must aasurcdly bh‘-JfUe frorm the ftequent rains weWe ftffen ‘h av­ ing h^re. ■„ The ’ . ■•-’ *■■ chili MHmp n dji-am i 4h* Say p e if B u ll" at t lie H o lly, \| a - o n when due ‘ l you -tn p- K a n s a s C ity t o S u n d a y Hclnml In quit- n nun i i.i* r e c t Ion l! te W■ Slut \ rryk ll.Li.k out o; Vlull • ptier. and sa-, .tr.t ,1 I renteTii'ii r "• Up ||. l.- ll In. I I .......... ,t- i i -,i .1 ' •: ■ t 'a I ..... . 1*1 I , vp •Hug <»".( Uni- a m i tin- -l ot in prt -yen ted l iu-ni from coining. Tlie grade between here and Subford I- still -impassable by auto and almost so by wagon W. an- u « *M VI 1 M r h 11« Mi inq . - t h*il I iii . will ri-i-eA -.Mil s elf Nurses Train on a Doll For us e m truluiriK sclnt d s VVh.il VMoulcl V .-t A f t e r - I Ii , 1 1 - Il r for i. 11f s, ,- a dull bits been designed, five i ,-1 > ,11 (, u|i ! i Intel v a" »■n nut t■t la l t liai - i ati r j i ,, I and has mime * tint I tu i • • i it a liiitnali I, „l v !l t complete Iti , Verv detail i-v.-n to the ear ami nasal passages ll is used as n dummy an which beginners can practice the attentions they will luier have to bestow upon patient*. K in g of Game f .u . i , l ! I, Hi k II. tool 1i II ; ,I ■ 11.-it >1 i, , , ltlilr.u lli. lt*-eli n , lii.iumiK f r o n t o f y o u tv r I Hi ute* Co ‘ f mi ;1 W S H - lh a A .f i*o p ii* .1 « 1 1V* ’ |lloth«7 Ol 11 Mir Hu'-ittri. rm' i whn hi t «* |« Hi 1. t Mllll t Til- g i r l >0)1 w o r n n e r v i n g y o u r s .- K up tu p r o p o s e to t h a t e v e n i n g ’ What w o u l d you d o ? *J — L ife fu r S. mi note hnn i -I m ih clire Wcmcfer C ar * Fish The grandest of n" tlsli leniicrii Is r is- , W o m a n hltv et king ur \ i. ■n i an t e t n r u e d a 1a F el) a. 1 1 v i lilt e resit i n In f rn.it-} • tat poll. III bet wise herring, liag if : a to h r grim r with t fie I 1*1\ ' h i * - •» ' grand . iiill'e,’’ a tnotute! an-l w. a r e -Lire sl.e tb. i «,) wn -n t if ru ts or i ." wii i .t n n »o .i v i f M» wInch in,iy tu e lts u r- m -I ncvou feel couqili. ni Ivam-an l ity S t a r Sanford to exchange our dtlra-n eggs and weigh a c iitple ot lu)iidr,-d |)uunii*. g o o d for a pound of i uflce ont-u a week tie Friday night quite a bunch of tile “ elite" gathered at tile Kilbee House” to sing. Willinm Raulersou is vontem(iluling moving tii* family' to Okeocllo[tee. ’ ' J. J. B r o w n Mr. ahd Mrs. II ■L. Dann went On F a r m e r s ' U n io n Invltos C o - o p o r a t io n to see tlieir mot iter lit si week. soon, insurance fir O U R P U B L IC F O R U M MOORL’S SIAIION A son was horn to Mr and Mrs. Ed Wnrtl on Wednesiiay of tin* week t C C Worthington of Tnrnpa was here last * week looking after his properly and made a short visit m the Ellsworth inline. Mi Wor­ thington Js with the Cit ru* Ex­ change and has berth to many points] not tit of here, where citrus fiuita ate giowtT Itml says the exchange Is doing a great deal of good, I.. Roye, who works for Mr Fell in tow’ n has been very ill iiis home on Bcardull -avenue with lead poisoning. Second attack recently. Joe Raulnrson of Lake City is here visiting his mother and other relnl i ves. v Them- is a good 'deal of complaint cbout the nctiobl cyir litinging out a load of field hnhds mornings, then tin*, si'bgyl ebildren using tiie iar. 'StsiJD liffm-d, llixft covered with toh'ncco spit, ctu. /Tlie giyls with clean dresses suffer 4ho most. * '• p P O IS O N S ripening orange* m a l o ti* want t V Retained in the hody eauae rheumatism, got out dind hustle. -f* -full, malaria, con* ti pal km; blood Messrs Otfa Mapp-t ^ ~ ». Nl'MUKK 40 FO « THE BLOOD Child* of Foray the, Ga., dre do.wh expels poUotta from the body and cure* for th e winter. This la Mr. ChHd’h blood nolson in Its worst form. Sold by t o t w o n t.r ID m S B R ,..* * « t » , U M 5 l * . « l « lW ^I Cooperation Is a mighty word that 1* ringing from ocean to ocean, reverberating from field tu factory nnd e< lining down (ho corridors of business, ll Is tho slogan of the Farmers Union, the guiding star of progress and the cornerstone of a new civHliatlon No man or or. gnnlrallon tan prosper without cooperation. Mr J J Brown, president of tho Georgia Farmers' Union, in | his annual uddress. extending lo the business Interests an Invitation to epotjerato, said In part. ^ "Tho time hia cOtno when It Is absolutoly necessary ! for tho business men and the farmers of ibis country ' to' get together attd aland Tor the best Interests of our tountryl in order thnl wo may t Imtigo thd conditions that now exist In the handling and marketing of farm product*. For that reason tho Farmers' Union Is holding- pubjjc meetings throughout the country and we nro ror dlnlly Inviting tho business Interests to co-oporato with ua in our efforts to build up our agricultural Inlarcsts. At the beginning of the government, from eighty to ninety por cent of all tho wealth of this country was In tho hands of tho farmers. Since Bint time they have gradually lost In the great rate of life until today tho farmers of this country own less than thirty per cent of the wealth And while tho farmers of tho Pulled Stales produced last year leu billion dollars’ worth of now woslth, they, received. In round numbers, nbout forty per cent of thfa wealth, while thoso who manipulated and speculated in their product received sixty per cent "Whnt would you think of tho merchant who, knowing tho cost of his goods, would allowr a consumer to wrnlk Into his store amt toll him at whnt price he must sell hla calico* My friends that In exactly what we far^gprs . iiave been submitting pi for the last half century We do not hlain* the merchant, neither do we blame tho man who take* advantage of ifie In famous system of marketing our products, thereby making millions of dnilnra In a business called legitimate, but We farmers a/o to blame for submitting, to such outrages. ."Lbcllnvp In scientific farming. IntnnBlvo fanning, diversified farming, and every kind or good farming. I swallow 'the hog and hominy proposl tlon. But all theso things pro matters of ptutjng tho cart before tho horse and the whole farming machine simply cantrot ’ tftt anywhere. We mhst meet the basic economic conditions ftirsb,' then add to thenf these' other things.--- : , • "W-q'vo had one palliative plnn after another given us frotji every source under the turn, but until wo organize and-dotqand, as organized, enlightened citizens demand and obtain, •we may expect the Mdal wavo of-falluro to engulf the entire Southland the land of our Inherituucu ®ay pass from ut forever" * . . r .i Il 1 One-Man Mohair Top T h e new Mnxwell is equipped w ilh n on<s man renl mohair top. It can be raised or low­ ered almost in an instant, by one person. There are no top bows near the xlriver’s seat. t 1f .'i This gives thttjdrivor and pauenqer beside him nn unobstructed view on b oth cidea o f the car. The storm curtains are quich-at^ustnhle. W e are wailing to ta!:e yoji fer a test ride in the car that has Lroitcn nil l ° w “ First-Cost** re c o rd s , and it breaking all low “ Aft/r-Cost": scardo. Dcmounkibtc Jims Ela'tricLiqhts Ritin Vision Windshield UaqnrfoItptHion : • U .(0 U M Y GARAGE » * • IlillllHIIlllMliiEfflS �NO M ARRIAG E New Sports Sweater ALVVAYS a for f r u it f u l for Fall subjec t D I8 C U 8 8 I0 N . Hai Been Said T h at Almost Any Woman Can Ensnar* tho Man She Chooses If She Uses Power She Possesses. Tin various methods employed for tin .aptivatlng and ultirtmtu porma n,.„t rapturing of more mankind liav« tH't'ii a fruitful subject for discussion ilils many n day. Tho scnaon'B now books are full of It. "Any woman can have any man aho likes If shd pursues him vigorously enough, or oludos him -either does," says Doris Etlgerton jonos in Ttrao o' Day. "There aro two «avs for a woman to get what she wants Either chase It for all »he is „ ,rtti or run from it In tiio same manner. It depenils on the man " Most decidedly it depends on (he ninn. says Ellon Adair. Tho, average man detests hulng openly dnd Obvi­ ously run after. For assuredly it brjn£a upon his head tho ridicule of iil.^ fellow men and the scorn of hla | ■j.mi mine acquaintances. The whole. Is In tho manner of tho running ! after and In tho varying degrees of ■diplomacy which accompany the puridJt. Unco let a man seo that he Is -4i£l»g boldly chased—then farewell, farf'woll to rosy hopes of matrimony. I According to Thackeray, any wom­ an with fair opportunities and not ac tu all y a hump can marry whom’ ahu pleases - hut he adds that it Is mercy iii.it tho lit lid' tJeara are like tho i-iti uf jb<* fiohl and do not know ' *vfp ir own^poworl The art Iflees usmlV liv jti>* wt-akiT set for the capturing of tlto m a f e crcklpro fail flcBprrntoty t ■wide of the mark through their own ignorance of tho nature of tho species. ; li is pathetic to note the misplaced cnergy which Is doomed to meet with tn> ii'ward. ' I'.ilnl. Yot Pursuing." Is their unit'), and um* which they will get l.-.iv, In fallow to tho hitter end. alone , i I ullaltiu'hed And alt hecuuso a i >. nf diplomacy Is there These ..into . i an not and will noi understand ao ni.oietillnu mind uml tlie masculine ,• hi of view and until they do so i • ii■■i'd ii’-ver hope to he Hum-joifiil in the great ad Venture f o r l o v e Is, a f t e r nil, t h o g r e a t aii' r. It Is at tin* s a m e t i m e th e in I >t i t » r i n l h l a g an d m o s t s a t i s f y i n g ng in tlie w o r l d T<J (Juo le a r ec e n t • " * **I l - o v e is g o o d f o r anyoJTe It's ii>- most i s l u c n t i n g t h i n g in l l m w o r ld "1 ■ojild | s h o u ld In s is t on xxveryrthe | S p W F a ith The Fire s to n e* ideas o f m o t o r - i n j u r e f o u n d e d o n :i b e l i e f in t lie •w isd o m and cor in io n ren re t f th e m o - tom t—mu! tins Hith lias been jus tilled. Firestone success has proven that the car owner '■aim f u>; comfort raid Mo:.t Miles per Dollar. .* wants lf»r» quality I lint costs less to tin*. Firciitne Net I ’ri.?s to Car Owners \ C»>: j 1» , t t . ' i l Km . SL.J y « <’ iioA',;j IM J8H'» f .91 3jOA S,U 'I lle Non-Skid leticritiji is a.i i npiint of ;; ■"•‘ v. Von need it alw ays— but panic- ^ / r j ularly :.t this tim e x>f year. ft h o M a the standard for endurance .iii 1 c. uii my. T h e K ite i i i L'V U u - * sp u i r ; *.ul in iiny direction, l \ . y radiate l lie heat O f r»>;.U fricli. ' J t 14 ^ insure jicrfcct traction with pa - / t r ,■* iifitio econom y, cnr-protcction m id ie V rariAhiHim" com fort. fevery w h ere experienced m o t o r i s t s prai.se vv-#*** v Firestone performance. 3.7V 6.7J sue6r*:j« ISo oll till Is i j u l t e c o m p l e t e In t h e s e d a y s without a s w e a t e r o f s o m e s o r t and b u tto n . !\y\ ,\k \ T R e F ire n to n e T ir o J jE w a n t! - l i b b e r C o . yQ f W y 'MiHfrira" l /"'Effittl-f ■-sc Air# ViV/iojj T h e patch pockets lea ve a t u r n o v e r flap, an d t l i e n e w o r d e r o f A n d l lie ro is a w i d e and v a r ie d c h o i c e I th i n g s In b e l t s Is r e c o g n i s e d . T h o c o l ­ In s w e a t e r s , f o r t h e y a r e c l a i m i n g m o r e lar m a y h e t u r n e d up c l o s e a b o u t t h e a t t e n t i o n than o v e r befu rn In t h e i r neck if r e q u ire d . history Ili-caus e t i lls Is a s w e a t e r f o r r e a l T h e r e a r e f i n e l y w o v e n swenli-rn o f s ilk . In guy c o l o r s , w ho It o n e s e e s at th n a f t e r n o o n d u t y on th e r n n r o r t . ni th o r n u n t r y h e a r t i e s and t h e g o l f l in k s , wnl In a n y o t h e r ou td o o r ttuii-l Inga o f fa s h io n a b les n i e n O i r e s w e a tors c o n B id e ra h ly like them m ade of T a u n t R o u m i S o ld ie r s , l-'rederli k l i e ' I n y w ss th e a u t h o r a r t i f i c i a l silk u s u a l l y in m e r e v i v i d c o l o r i n g s th a n t h e all sdk v a r i e t y o f c e r t a i n i liarm N-risti s a v i n g s , hut n o n e m o r e so th an thai w h i i t i he ut t ‘ ,re.| ,|t th e l i l l ' l e -if K oil II w h e n lllS ‘ R iii g in l o v e at le as t t h r e e lJiu<-s mi i \Ye s h o u ld h a v e a lot o f cv* s t u p l d l i y and m i s t a k e s in ties - u l d \Yh,V, y ou l e a r n d l p t o m u ) >' la id troops n.r-fl rr > * I Sig- ■i p a t h ) , h o w to b e ' r e a l l y happy r th e t i m e , a n y w a y lust t h e b e i n g w i t h H otueone w lm m '.i li V.- a n d k n e w l o v e s y o u f e e i n g o f r e s t an d c o m f o r t F ire s to n e '» i v - r m r muh r a ti e r c e Is. J. • r ed » . srtd VO live f o r e v e r ' \ tau nt w l m s e hars htu-ss was Jukflfled o n ly hv Its s u c c es s . gives a C hinese and Japanese. C h i n e s e un'd fa pan d o - not s p e a k ' ( h e s a m e ( a l i e n a g e nor can K iev he T b e W r i t e r s o f . t h e s e p l e a s i n g p ie c e s if I h f o r i M t l n h I g n o r e t h e rovxtrse sid e o f th e p i c t u r e a n d p a s s o v e r a ll ( l i e ' ' .it.ecs th a t t h e m a i l o r w o m a n in lov e ta k e s said to h a v e tin* saute f y l i g i o t i C o n ­ f u c i a n i s m Is t h e t V e v a i l i n g f a i t h o f C h in a , v ItiIn H nddld ot Is th e c h i e f ri*llg ldti o f lap nn C i- o m e t rv p r o b a b l y hath Its r i s e i|i E g y p t . t h o u g h Iti w a s i*t|o w r i t e r d e c l a r e s " T o m e e t you r , - ue m u te fthyt Is l u c k , to r c r o g n l / c l|u w h en you m etd h i m - l l i u t ts ■ it x.. rf t o b e a b l e to w in p u i wlo p e r f e c t e d hv Ih., tl-i-yl'M War Casualty. H a v e A n o u t the R i g h t I d e a . O n e t h i n g I n e v e r saw in R u s s i a w as a parent pu n ish in g a child 1 a s k e d tv v e n e r a b l e o l d m an in M o s c o w w h e t h e r that w a s t l i e ru le or hud w > o h s e r v u " W h a t d o y o u m e a n by c a l l i n g m o up at Pits t i m e o f night ? UenrV. I’ll he w a i t i n g f o r v on w h e n you got hom e’ " T h a n It. m d e a r H e n ry's tlo n Just b e e n m e a g e r ' l l ts w r o n g lo lay v i o l e n t hands on t h e g r o w i n g v o i c e wav m i s s i n g d r e a d f u l l y I Jus* w a u l e d i .-II 1 to I n t e r n e d at C a s e y ' s on es, s a l o o n till w a r s Hu h a lo E x p r e s s he t o ld m e R u s s i a n s d o not d o II It m l g l i i b re ak t h e s p i r i t s p oil lilt- c h a r a c t e r E u h alige B eavers B ecom in g or Scarce In s p i t e o f all tlu-lr I n t e l l i g e n c e thn b e a v e r s a r e h a v i n g a li.iid s tr p g g l* - f o r e x isten ce. T h e y are so e a g e r ly sought b y t r a p p e r s and t h e y h a v e s o m a n y e n e m i e s a m o n g tin- o t h e r f o u r f uited c r e a t u r e a th at in A m r a l r a t h e y a r o t h r e a t e n e d w i t h s j ie e d v e x t i n c t i o n The hours tnu< li over flo o d nigh t.” T r o u b l e s o m e Dis h. Jackal w h ich requires tea I rolling, is a f o o d requiring prep aration hut It does not b o l d th e r e c o r d In tjils r e s p e c t . That Is h e ld tiy t h e e l e p h a n t . Elephant'* f o o t, a rea l d e l i c a c y , w i l l n o t attain Its fu l l s u c c u l e n c e h o u r s ’ baking w ith out a good S3 v e le i rgniTcd h i m th at Is uri i t to k•-.-[I h im w h e n y o u v e w on ht hi s o m e p e o p l o s a y t h a t ’s a tuira< le It w o u l d a p p e a r , th e n , t h a t a c c o r d m g t o th o o p i n i o n o f t h e la s f - n a m e d . ' h e m a t t e r o f i o v o is f r a u g h t w i t h ' '- (ra n g e difficult!!*?* n o d o b s t a c l i ’ s. ~ Re that as ii m a y . t h e r e ' s n o t h i n g * -•If so s w e e t in l i f e ns l o v e a y ou n g d rt.u ii A n d ( h o u g i i it m a y o n l i last Why Do Business Men Advocate The Florida Citrus Exchange? .. ."hurt t i m e on t h o o t h e r h a n d it may ■"lure as lo n g a s l i f e I a s i * - a n d any h 1w th e g a m e is mnri* i h iin wxirth tieI d i v - r h l a l candle.— P h llu d eljih in E v e n in g l a - d g e r It is a si^nilirant tad that tin- business men of every ronununity in, h'lnrida. which has a Florida Citrus Kwliaii^r parking house, proudly advertise this lad to tli<* world. * Expert Opinion. The iate licnrjr llcach Needham, th" dying export who wn» killed with 1 i-uit etuini Warneford in Erance, wan ■'*t*-AL,consuited by aeroplunh Invent Therr is equal si^n idea nee in the fact th at nurserymen, paekin^ house machinery men and others whose future success depends on the pros­ perity of the eitrus-industry,,are consistent boosters of the Exchange. ors. AaJnvcntor from Sna^tlo sxihmtttAd a truRalifl model to the young expert ! fast spring. Mr . Noedhani sUidled Hie mode)' altontlvcly’ for an hour Then (in laughed and said. "I'd advise you. my friend, to try " "ir hand now at inventing jn subma­ rine tor one of the helllgcrctijs " ' es, • said the fhvunlqr, ptuxlod. "Yes," said Mr. Noedhain,. "for nidging from this ocropTitne model. I .iiii ti tirlnrxMl lh<i( n imhmarino dewiKned by you wxjttld fly." is it ^ignrficani that liankcrs. land coinjwiny o|x*rators, nc'V.s ind -ptli^hx' iT^cfcstcfl in brin^iiur lo l^lorida men aiid lurlbr^dj^lofftnvjj^wi’ tUe State, make a ^reat clc»lI‘of^Til fe/ ls.Uu' kfty'lo tiir luktire. ■ ' * -jr Of all thing*. millinery Toqulres silk, ami would ho equallj^effccllvo In iiiafe^tfl i» coverxxl careful choosing, and, after it la 1panno veivnt. Unusual "Wooden” Legs. Itought. tho hal requires careful pjao- with corded fmjk* t n i l ^ w i ’ku1 thq, In cmiHcquonco of the war. tho art! ing on the head. If It la lo fulfill Its coverlng'of tho’ liat and fbf’ itffTrim flelu l llixib munufacturers in Franco destiny. According to an old millin­ fuitig. Tift* mlgtui'ure ilnlahcif with n a r e finding themselves hard pressed at ery maxim that destiny Is to.itapfOTO silver tlnael bhxld which has tho effect ' h e present Unto to keep supplied with the sppe&rance of ihe wearer', "Ybu _Df ncedfflwork Tt litoks like closo-sct tlrtr requisites of theiy business, since mast look bettor with your hat tba\l orercAM 'kfltchcB, ana _ n^t'illework * nil tho hqspltals aro making such de­ without it"— that is the cxnrting teat dvcoritlon 1b a.featuro of tho new falf mands on tho supply. Artlflclsl leg** to which each new mode 18,10 bo sub- mllllnWy^ o>r instance, aro made In Bomo it)The turitan with extension crown Id -iitances of a sort of compressed card-! jeeted. mado of black velvet and -white Itoard. And the i^txv malerlaUor thrt Tho three now models or 1: . chiffon. A bead work ornament trims (a now being obtained from^tho Bjhlch appear here, are ‘ IP*81” " tho front ami is made entirely* of *'f France! All tho old notes are j repay a little study on tho part of while beads. #•*> lavriqdlcnJIy. destroynd and converted those who consider 1"S8 The soft and graceful brim 6f (ho h'to n pulp, which is l|ii*l) dlsposNl o f, In* them The) lnr m '• 11 *ma third hnt iH-spojlya,.^Tor Tl, Sind for t" iUQ.-ertuqBeqisica.-Ami •lioJ'orthqBodlstesAnd so ext*.ns on no the me galgat bap. *o■ turban witi many' others of tlie, s’nfna rimracier, Iso. phnipTou s ‘"wooden" leg. Will re*<>klch forms a ...lo brim, and or e n ------- a .fortune! tho gracefut widft-brlmtned hats to first place in the fgvor of yrtung 'j-ftsent which fashion is extending wolenm women, it ia made of velvyr In bthqk or ono of the dark shades of “faithIng bands. ‘ Exhibition of Old Palnllnga. Quite - a number of these—wido- lonablo colorB. Tho uftnming^is of Old Indian paintings niuy bo on ex­ whlto fancy ostrlcll Idqkwlike a hibit at l.ahoro poxt January. Tho pro­ brinuned hats nre shaped with brims bit of flrcworksr* done Jn frost. It posal of having an exhibition of did turning upward at the hack. TbL* ‘,tt8 throws lts^prays ln Ugut of .theVieft Indian paintings In connection with brought In the' underbrim trimming eye of the.yvearcr \ylth an abandon un­ tho Triennial Museum conference to again and it Is not confined to wide known to ornaments hitherto. Hut it shapes. Short, curling he neld at. Lahore in January next la brimmed ostrich plumes fit Into tho trimming is strong In. the knowledge t]jat lb* is hot yet finally settled, but it Is In con­ of tho underbrfm In the most graceful- less In the way ef-vCtton ilVamnmny a templation to have an exhibition o( veil. • ‘ old Indian paintings by loan from J U L I* j .^0TT0MLBY. ~ Tho soiMl turban is mado of corded ruling chiefs and Indian notables. -T * . . . i- s - a ; * ii *_ * *- - - - = .' : * r i*X: .4' -•V «* *' - The (Ic^rci/id/si/eriss wJuVIi can bo'attained hy thp; Exchange in the ' •"future tvorkiny: outvand4execution of plans for die good of the citrus • imiips^y ihrFlorkla (lei^nHs upon the measure o f supported n*eeives fr^ni the growers of the State, and with control of tit'ty ’jior^eent or • more of the citrus fruits grown in Florida it can do twice as well for - v- * . its grower-members as with twenty-five jxt cent. Now is making higger and better the Florida Citrus Exchange—the only truly co-operative body now at work for citrus Florida. Put your fruit in the Exchange and sell it yourself you will have as much voice in the, r organization as any other member. See tlie manager of your local aWeiafion, if there is one in your community, otherwise coqjpauni-/ eate wrth this office. v ■ f - Florida Citrus ExchangervTampa, Florida . *i|TT>-m(5pSVl • ;* . ,. •** -t- v ’ LfLrt These thiniK-jgcfflfrt not. he (pui^lind the keenest husiness 'men of Florida toilft^w^ilcl. r i o t ^ s t a p n e h sup|)orters of the Florida 'M* /C itru s Kxrhan^foyf in their judirinent’it had failed to do the work . for which it waS'EShfldtlX4*'•-V" 4 r --JL . , * - - .s - J "• �old{ tended and full times with - him worker* are'getting down to the Inst •. **. 7. V . ' *> k 'Presently the visitof’ was admit­ “pull" before the conventions ate W; M. HAYNES. IlunineM Manager <" ted. "H ow dy. Bill," said the mil­ due, and they are also organising 1 lionaire, " I ’m glnd id see you.” . new societies. We hope to give a They talked for a time and then list of them soop. This cheerful the visitor remarked: " I hear you condition is manifest in all sections ru in :, in a d v a n c s of the state. Let uj thank God oNB resit ......................................11.00 ate worth millions. "Yes. Cm pretty rich; and how for it. ■IX JtfOCTIU* TBref: months ... ..........................Tf has the world treated ypu?" < i Have you rend up on the latest "Oh, I'Ve had a terrible time. I plan of getting the Rrently needed had a business, but I lost that funds for the State Children's Home? awhile ago. You see my wife's That is, “ the State-wide Cycle of Christians everywhere, and Aa H m n J . I U u M*U M U M A o* uM H ad fnther died, ifnd her mother, and Teas?" then wc lost our daughter. Right especially Christian Endeavorers un­ 1*0*. at lb* Portarka at Hanford. Fiatida. Under Art of Matrh ltd, l*T*. * on tho heels of that, my mother expected to wax sociable und fond — —— tt-t dit-d, soon after, my father. It was of "tea s" right away. O fla a la llrrtld (tending Trlrphona No. 14* tough." Grace A. Townsend. Interlachen, Fla., Oct. 27, 1916. The millionaire took out a hand­ ,Scr>ia in about to suffer the name kerchief and wiped his, eyes. "It fate an Belgium. certainly was," he commented. Death of Cspt. W. I). Denham Yes," continued I he Visitor, "and The following from Thursday’s C. M. HAND 0. L. TAYLOR Clean Up week should be observed R. R. OEAS II. R. STEVENS that wasn't the worst of it. Early C a.kl.i A u l C .a U .r Times-Union will bring sorrow to she l>rr«ldnl V lr t- P m ld »l by every one in Sanford in Novem­ F. L. WOODRUFF Vire-Pr.«i<bnt the next spring my boy, on whom I many friends of Cnpt. Denham of ber. had set so many hopes, he died, too; this city. ------O-----and then, with all that expense, I Word was received here last even­ With the Debating Club and the lost my business paying dortor's ing of the death of Capt. W. B. Y . M. C. A. in operation the young bills. Then, to* close it nil up, it Denham in Philadelphia at 3.90 * men of Sanford will be out of the wasn't six months before my faith­ o'clock yesterday afternoon. wet. ligated by parties interested, who ful wife difd, and I was left all Capt. Denham was about - 67 ----- O-----wished to comply with the law and nlono." CUTTING DOWN EXPENSE years of age at the time of his Headline in Clearwater Sun slates keep posted on what is being done, The millionaire was sobbing by death. He was well known here and and they havo found out that the that a bull was killed on the streets. this time. He leaned over ami "There’s only one way for ball Carnation Milk is most conve­ in the state generally by railroad federal government has not con­ Editorial . page will probably be touched a button on his desk, und a clubs to cut down expenses,'* nient and economical for house­ men. He had been connected with demned a single car of Florida cit­ short now. big porter came in. . remarked Doc Johnston of the hold use. It stays pure ami sweet various railroads in Florida and else­ ------0 -----rus fruit this season. Pirates group of his foam"Jim ." Raid the millionaire, "throw where during his life time. Several until opened— there is lt-ssw.|%t(Roosters nr,i distuihing the seren­ mates. It is fto ho greatly regretted that this man out. He’s breaking my months ago he was attacked with than with the ordinary nulk "How is that?" Innocently in ity of Orlando's population and they heart."'any one, no matter in what capac­ ' supply. inflammatory. rheumatism and weilt qulred Jimmy Vlox. w-nrtf some law to rut out the crow. ity. should circulate such false ru The world doesn't love a croaker. north for treatment. Ho was in- the > The quality and puritv’of ( Uf"Play all their games at Why not get the as? mors. The good laird knows there is Cheer up. Times nie all right. home," replied Johnston. care of physicians in Pennsylvania N A T I O N M I L K —Clean,Swu-t. -O a hud enough feeling amongst the 1is hero, tin- music of Good, hospital in Philadelphia when lie "1 guess that's right," agreed Pun— From Contented ( i , « . ~ owners i f grove property ly this A car load of fossils from Texas Times it swells upon the ear like the little second Barker as he for every cook tug and tabic pur stiitr*. without the circulation of have been shipped to the Museum bell* that chime from dawn In dusk ga/ed reflectively out of the |>mc are appreciated I,) :|Min. For a time ('apt Denham win such derogatory report* about the at Gainesville (or the I'niveiaity and ring in chorus clear. In tell u of clubhouse door, snnds rrf hnOSTWlm, Sanford and many other cities could the passing gloom and n( the glad connected with the local hoard of fruit t hat |j#s already been sent out • WMW Be sal the re. however, Carnation Milk is just purr, frr*h, fw*n rmmntKJrtnnrrs. since fie left •Kloiida Growers News. a puzzled look.came over Jlm'a hiLVC^ lurnishtul some day, that "brings Good Times sweet cow’s milk evaporated to thr ’ the employ II the pqrl commission­ face. Ho hammered the mud ------O—— consistency ofcrcam. Nothing added to us again— we j»f grand old Flor­ ers he lias been engaged in vaiioui out of his spikes and then Potash in the United Stales —nothing taken out but a lnrg>- p*rt The day cf the pork barrel in ida,— Clearwater Sun. thought a Icing while. The next lines of ;ailway work. ‘ He was of tho water, Hermetically tealrd Washington, Production Oct. 1 !5 . congress is over and the East Coast ----- O — and sterilised. It isabsolnti-lt pur,woiking with a railroad near Drain for the first time in the United ‘ dny ho hunted up Johnston and when o|M-m-d. amt then kup* in, Ornla 7s Honored when he became ill comm- r.-i:;1 mini r-il potr*h. , Bald: State* of Severn! days in a cud. dry pin., , the government The cost is too Confederate Veterans, numbering "Say, Doc. 'hi you remember ( apt Denham wu* born In Mon- for w hit h in t h • pn-,1 \im-r ICt II* Il.1VI" | , O r i f r f fi ■iippl)* n f y n u r R i i w r r |} , ( ,? great and On- St Johns river i* possibly as many as 360 gathered in ’ ticello what we talked about yester­ rmlifiiTi Milkirvm ' T|i«* |*«* m, ( ,M*t < , spent million* of dollar* abroad tin* M il k (*n S*■tlM» I " s ^ w ^ day?" already made. Ocala tins week for the annual ,|11V uft.-rncMin 'Hi.- deceased leave* nuall v. w.t- .1mr, iMir,, - 1 11 hU-til lo . 1"OtIn"nrwi «iHikl»M>k fri'v* ftn|In %% .* ‘ 'S u n - 1 do, 1 r e p l i e d th e hrst O state reunion Ocala, true to her ., ■ * „!„* „ r„| f,,ur children The Recipe for French T o o l S<■- r1■1., - i ,,( •t . rr.-t o,r D. I baseman 11rsip t «rti«n**n Milk. I t r»m 1r>t <« President rodrington of tin- FI or tradition* and her reputation for .-hihtri-n of ('apt Danharn are Mr* Mill p i n c h *tf l -- p i* e r |l « l i * , «r pat 1ill, (11 A ' P " f had 11*t reach . ’ "I know." insisted .linimi n a t i o n M il k *fi ! * a t r f e g g >a<| *r.,f ida Press Association is receiving 1hospltalnj has prepared a splendid f y ||„rfw.| d of (. nthbcil, Ga , Iw«t "wtl hip th* t-rral Into Miami*. « I th department ffom a « pent itI "but who the dickens would t f f t*J m gttklwiEl L r ’f* A au a t g ri I enougfi -notices alio ut how to rut program of entertainment J ’ h. t Mi* H G Haskell of Wilmington, agent d t he I , w!- ^ N-.r-.e-, r. II -. they play with” ' the association and must of Du m city'* progressive newspapers have D e l Well, well,” said Johnston, \\ H I leriham, I r \\ il non g ‘ U to.* I. ' nil li Iinn i ■ pot a -Il come from papers who base never deMiteil .r great deal of spai-e to the ton, Del, and Jatm-n Denham, IN- had been produced from ulunitf*1 with a laugh. "Do you know. ullilialed with the association. Jimmy. I never thought of that reunion and will givu due promi­ tersburg \'ti F i t I) * nence in all the proceeding-' Everv 1 tat, The recent rums have iiu m m ed * here tiiroughotlt I'lmiila thele will 1hr Hlrnl Hu*) 1111111m Franri * \ • 0 ,0 * t I >■ . V l- t III V . .f -. the growers of t to- icier* delta that be thousand* whose interi-t- wdl he Voice" To He Godfather to Many. I.,rgr ,in , - i ,> i I ■ 11 . t n*»r.id", a drainage system i* uinmlutelv ,•*-1ci-nterc on tfu*, the mo*t important ♦ Ktjtpefnr U l llltH t, ts proltahl v g od N.-v -lt i ilifor i i I \m -, , Mr in l hr mu m E v ,-n vote* if the n t; •f the Week III the sta.ilneiilial Too iuol ihr\ m>i not tool event 1 ith.-r to m o r e brtvs llntn p n v o t h e r * ( ■T ] - ‘ ,*. * - V ,1 mot f- m 1g/.i tit • I’unf»»h! .t 1i .A |f1•*n» h v,\tr il,- n u m b e r of v, ,, r this Ollt st vi ral years ago when the Year - ' * o i t i-n e g tt1 1 *m| he t* so w e l l al bI f* A r*l 1 ti <► m -* ' t "i> itinb-r t h e s t r a i n Kiiit b opport-niiity w.o* ofb-ieil |m Ho mo*t .1*1- fr,w |• --. >• -1 it will r it l,i ago 1,ad 1mi ■II' •i r trim! i Uain-.i1k thr *«l V♦•n 1 * I--, an o r d e r th at t'r,- e n l l compli-te hVniin, of ,)r r.m.tye •••r tin v ".- , bo ,- j t io- ordinar (■ 0, e ■If. ♦ n il" li ffA-ijt l- fh. I- ram 1* \ » d! tto r ea s'- tin- n u m b e r o f fils p m • ;i |ic; w ’ t f '■ 1! ,(• eptirt* areii in whiit- winter T-i|.-^ 11tln o sIplW 1il, t. ■ s i*'f| it in tin* v a pop,illir. -mr 1 , 1 , * l 1 | tl i, d •* ,* . 0 11,jjg i» i ,iis- »i t lin k, i,- -01111-1111) - i- -in. r ’ t -I, ff, > t ' *■••’,. fllllile.rijl tl ,S ttee-l f t| yj ||,- / Th. Mli-ttt dra in 1 Afill 1 l v la .! vv li 1. 1,fi- 1 *pured 1f •> home to roust > O -M , w M II * I he T > « | ,< ,11 11 1 1 1 |Tt V o f ....... * l.i* ! c•.•u ••tf»«ri •,’i p*i "fougt.i 11 |,* -.id. and >1 g i-Tidfatln-r to a seventh on hint! * •) . - , ’ 1 1be-, will ■n 4o UKin- than lr. - up f 11 1 r' i n I notice that tin tig k'rc ■Jt.riet, ho 1,1 ■to .-v fnnilfv |mi I b-d 1h>- bin vvn~ nr A hill »a .. Mr Hti 1 II on. \ A fill 11 t i ,oT * 1 1 , v . | lo I,, and ......I w , 1 revival at Sal ford Inis not yet -r V ♦ " |. tl;, tiled. '•■yiith t-nv tv ntn- and tl)*- Baton <*» rat her 1litlcr< tit tr Ulti > I \II gu -1111 rol P o s i t i v e l y Guaranteed cured "iltfl. |.-t t rei for.etTiento , if f• 11o vv , 11 ' 11marrtago. ^ I’ nder itits ruling niurt' > 6 . tdc Widrli I which Ins admirer* have u,u... M i* cl c f o r a l l M j i h i n i * * y » v<-nth Kahn lime had to d • \* If?-••-•t tarkjc Bob Holly of tin- Herald. Itcll.-'l , • t'.'.m, him tbnt of u romant, I" •• h-v-mr be. auHi- the tuoihi i tin,I V They are now planning u flying * oppori unit o-s .w in, ft hi t . ( u twite married wedge for that event ami if Hob W i d e \ w . i k c ( l u i s t j n n I.-id, nv o r O T" *■ M i-r-r now ha* modi'b-t He- 0 in m allow w ub- r.i t in- fo • doesn't see them first he'll probably Horn, ag.no after tu.lv-. d ■v s V '’ ' an ■•! I !uit he i tipell.Ve dill m , • n f or worn ‘be klrurk in Do nub-I < t , in-' g t he End* , -. >-f •r v , i I, t- , - ' ** * :!"' f t ! D 11 \ HD I I tl t f| •“ * tl i/ - where wh<T> it will m.iki i ..... J , i* la. t ., . *1. u- \ I- Iu t. ir " • ■ * " f 3 I * * l ■ ■ * .,•* f,-. , i>eglI lung IF Irr T,i,>r, j• • • , iZen out of him , * bt (-• .* . 1^ '■ ,nf ‘' haa t m i l l « 4 t i«*«l p t »* in■ ,i ,.j , | p* - l e l " ’ b i Bench I'o t •'t 11 rll't ♦**, i »'ivh Jjtff ||\ and vvj ii> < I ,,III. • t>el•. • i| 1 u l ’opt,lining la* ge Whaddye me,, l.y lu-mg t.okb-if to ( •-ntr.il. Southwestern and Soall, r i i o r fier a t i l l i t e d V V 1 )( inmut l- of potash suits in tlju enures later obtains tlo-ir *y input I n wr. Joy for Opcr nt Least. you thornless ciu-tua. We are al­ Centrjil districts commences It is lie become* simibiHy aflltc..... M- ■if i v por." t ion ---Fla. Dry we rat iNeds. A minister : ••••;, K a Iiac urn • r o* ready a member and do not tired great to work happily hour after Hush man i* supported ! tils W lul luid , p l l n . ), j to be struck in the melee or cut in hour in company with the Endeavor ( rop If, port for Oblifbrr rod and ii Imtiii uh,.«. <]«.••*. tt, 1, c::*t of ur I !-l s liemli I 1 the fracas It, <i,iv >r nrin-n t report of Oct o Ih -* h l e r r t l i t e s l n r t e * w, r, r -T. - .1 111f •-,| t ypeu nti r. npd •! i* line to -rttm- lie Snow . t lie pi,| l r 11 * -1 ,,,I . ..:, - 1h , l pot At utis will hirn. a n d enld time* g,t out r tl,, li, Id .u-d Irani. Hue w m D,, * * ..... it,a u\ lai g - prod in III, i l I io- si-nt t ' "I u or tu-rPASS IN T i l l N it . I I F We l l I -din «II-I llliw I I git m,..i - . i ., r ■ . i > Puli. t .lOltog.’- ri-J-r,-*ed II’ 1 o n '" .J t'IO .T !|,-fi i )> on Ve I I |, e 'The (tv-at h 1,1 f npr U P In Ill .1ki" 1,1• 'lv-J•,|1 " 1 CARBON P A P E R S 1 hap I" tv • ,i-t , 1 . . 1 It*, rep- r - ‘..| -r- ■ ■ Jtdm tie- Htlit*" *(Jnv ♦utnr* in myril v, I-1■1 . t , -, > - |, 11 T)-* * , I tii glad in ||, a, h ^,,u the many I i « r , * * ',- i i,,. i■ n .nt* * H- • tin I t1 I vi r |,r„di . -.......... t ■ f \ ■fines! Carbnn Paper Made Inhere went riniK'n. of row* , r 1 4* I’ otntncx Who pttn!. OUI of oltr live- .ltd - xt-t- Mon handed it- \\ eirsilalc N-.v s { 'm porut mn i .-!• I->r r> ShrrI Perfi rl .Rows, nays John llh vi s tp. r,< I'olHiiu-s continucil during | epoe and few r. n„ -til ,-r l 1. m for Uuli. T.imi-a. '* ItUh Ki .Mini.... pr<,gr,m ., i w I ate pi*’ntV of rows, whenever ehe timber the serious decline In-pun ir. secH me alia catches the llrsl tiling to «• .'wbllt ifil-y have dm.' d w I t tl. 10 11tI, Mi. mi. U lllli Then, in- Star T'g-atri Tin-August, damage being generally re­ hind, a (fish or anMhln;: r-n ! er, p p ’i iiav^r been-to tin- country M j y of stead t f u convention for East Ceiiported from all of the more im­ at me If »,fii» hits tin* sin- s haim) tf t b « e early pi n cr- in the r ilrt atl tnil dl*tri(t. two rallies firoliahly will ( annul lteltu-*e Iruo portant producing iftaies* Fros' slio doi-su t. I mn’ t»h. we're g. uijig. •£ s rrAtle the *hfl,- ,^ol built railroad* be held, tti Titusville on lit*' Ifith. nil tine ( " Tit Pit Citrus grown* w t.. > • * -ted west of the Missisnippi and blight whert- Florida v a . ( \ wn-ir- of < *ea In-Land. 16th. NorJheitstern dt t in know mg that > i * * ■ at |.a*u of the river covered the importrirt convenes m tinFirst Christian *u (com tcotti tin i m- rank* ror Sal# hr and land.- They ro*u -r , 7. ' Jacksonville ai d e D ir t-oii t i,< w (Dili potato states within a few days their own imiOihitafOe v\»1f,, am) ,-Jturch in la. ksor ville, Nov 11 ■ !< d- f<*l iti-pec- during the latter part of August, -fiting to the zntiilh nf\fairii-' an I Ikth. und at Live *'ak on th. 21st tors to remove fruit Foies <,f fruit and have lu-en followed throughout power wanc.tl and died iwAthe other will be held- tile ' convention f,ir ♦ " hll‘ lr " ' U {,'r ,l' ,‘ September by serious rotting both The North Cental dis'tn.t to which ■ •*Wt*-df lile, forgotten, unsung D E N TIST ♦♦ /i___ t in the ground and of the harvested Ihll /oat! .businA^ niui-i-s n\rti and W.»t Florida t* invit.-d. inaV-n*! <*f l'»n>o*e *»f semlmg to the f . S. W i i m k r«)H w 111 rt: i-in 11*1.1 l i s t v breaku them tftiil when thJy are the latter division holding •> sepa- Laboratory at Savannah foi tliepur- crop. Potatoes (or home u*e are be­ *r <■ ing shipped into heavy potato pm riite meeting in Muyo. as nt f,r-t ',0' " o( *Tinkir»K « chemihal test.aVto unfit for future service they iTe ta-l P F .O P L K S R A N K I I U I . I H N G ducing territory in eastern and | % Sanford Florida % planted These days. Nov * 21. the maturity cf the fruit Oil like the broken down draj luu'•• Tlie late -*rt p 1 The railroads agree that federal southern Michigan ROOM 1) turned out to. pusjrffre |\er- take m the tlfhe that Mr Dhtnann lairge; inam-elora have authority to open suffered most; in states where an nufiers. the jyrfse fate of spends III Florida rhp. fall rked l/i dixmi in old age. results from these conventions each the cars anil make an inspection, early crop Is piodured it wr.s gi 11The t'olorudo crop 1nor to life rnilfoud men of having such a splendid visitor pres- but there is no law authorizing them erally good. reporleil as lieing the host in ytmrs to remove any of the fruit from the But «mr own day*. They built up a ent are antiriptwtd though, some western stales repnYt ears. The remcvul of fruit frcni the workers must* wCend in gcnero9a •tute bern for posterity und The yield forecast, emory will be kept green by numbers, with minds and hearts cars is a matter heiween the railroad deterioration 9* * 368,161,000 bushels, is u* many years after they eager to learn more of proficient officials uiul thl^whippers entirely. October I. Endeavoring, if ~TttFT- ultimate re- It is understood that federal inspec­ Still slightly above the five year to their great reward. have not been removing average though 64,00.0,000 bushels1 spits are what we antidpate for tors >HI-DV, MIC II MINI) I-,, fruit for tho lust ten day's* its the less than the favorubU .projiusv mi C. E. here this fait. j l E A j i t r B O W E D DOW N U f W iM tN tK . C i v e t railroad officials refused to permit August !. and 36,000,000 blishrla Sanford plans to send, a good an sAid to us: "Th ere is a any more fruit to bo taken from the less than last year, The crop may­ kiofi gets on my nerves.’ The many delegates to Kissimmee. cars. be further reduced through loss in Two more nifw press reporters are tore and the detks talk hard storage, us tho keeping quality of The federal inspectors now ascer{Jves me Die jim- recorded, Mrs. R. £ . Mnxwell for tho l>ulk of the n o p threaten* to.be tve cluised my trade the Presbyterian societies in Sun-' Min the destination of all. cars pass- poor. ing thYcugh JacksenviUo and other ford, and Mias JenunOuc Mc­ Which reminds us: ('abliai>( gateways and forward this informa­ wo hoys* horn’ In a country Kinnon for the Preshut^Tn^ w-orkWe now NkiviXjnorg tion to fhe authorities at Washing- u/c reported 11* yielding heavily '7 uqpt.wehl to a city and In- ,-r- of Mayo idetvts j ton- wI'o no doubt communicate tons per in—e. alniu-t a ton p,-r acre Vh and the other stay, d nrlilfdly elected press c<> ........... - • - ii r.,r hi , r,;;,,?,: iT N K 'w n ',!';^ fi their 1epresentat 1ves 111 the in exce*- of last year’ * large yield than at any fime *ince d when he w-as 60 w:-* rkets to which the cars are de* n (tf i „ u,| production in the United .The stuy-at-hnme iu d nient was organized, arid 11 is L Stales is ri porled us being very high, Last week no news ^ t ih e s u c r c a i of lib* hoyhoi-d ten years old ACCOT n £ T - T.- ! I? ST *'*'•» ON SAVING Minors have been circulated all 93.3 per cent of 11 full crop, com­ d he WerU to see him one could be sent from this xifflce, the It over tho slate to the effect that rdtle pared with 80.4 last year tmfl 71.2 nkiidt-t o olitaln n loan to press secretary being absent out of ten cars had been condemnc in 1913. In Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa was the first wt-i*k in over six over the winter, lie went by the federal autlioiitiua. Report and Colorado the production report­ months. W# hope somebody missed ono'a office, found him havo been publblied about cars be­ ed exceeded a full normal crop'- by tho C.-E. articles, Dili you7 a magnificent suite and High p-oThe Tampa City Union Is growing ing seized and condemned in sev­ from 5 lo„ 20 per cent. >y an office lio'y irt These duction is reported throughout tint more aggressive * This week it holds eral markets of Live north. a mass meeting, and the ono for report.* have been thoroughly inves- entire country excepting the south. iH IL J. HOLLY. Editor I■ I H W A D V IC E their collective experiences are AT YOUR COMMAND at any time WITHOUT COST. Advice on financial matters, investments, etc., are cheerfully furnished to our customers. Our interest in the welfare' of our customers results in their interest in our welfare. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD. FLORIDA R ich M ilk Star Brand: fi and u tiK o p v Recognized • Standards D R . C. VV. f a in r, H erald P rin tin g s Com pany A SURPLUS wt # H �W B W M I Pr(. J. N. Robson has returned ✓ Dredge DoIng’Cood ■ __________ from. Charleston IT. . . . . whet'e , . he was called The dredge boat is still doing by tho allnern pf hi* father. Mr. OF SANFORD (trough /or public achoot but old' Robson, Senior is ninety-two years great work on the bulkheading of <GSUPTO DATE enough to have tome instruction. the lake front and the work of filling ■ V v ^ v 7 !F , ■* ■ , liid c Happenings— M ention !! of ngo u^d no hope for his ultimate i» proceeding very satisfactorily! Miss Smith will bo assisted by Mifw A<Ui m >0 C s n a m i w l M t fa* I kb recovery i» entertained. Cataata la "Sacalr Pbaaa ‘ - «"**• " further inforof Matters lh B r i e f .Tho boat I* tfjrpwing dirt at a re Mu R. A. TaiKaaa, PKaaa Na. IM Mr*. A G Allen and niece. Miss markable rnte and tho city official* Personal ItemH o f Beatrice Hoppers have arrived m and the ________ contractor* are well pleased “ °— In te re s t tho city to join Mi. Allen and the |With the result*, S T k b p 'n - W l l k U Stxlial Calender only other otfic?, that of secretary family will make their future heme Announcetpent of the marriage of Tonight: Summary of tho Floating Small was by unanimous consent abolish­ W. J. Thigficn of this city to Mis* here. Mr. Allen having engaged in A Card of Thank* Sarah Wight will entertain with a ed, there being no further need for Talk* Succinctly Arranged for the moving pictuie business. ’Frances Wilkie of Chattanooga . „ i To each and every one who *o costume party. Harried Herald Headers the services of n secretary, as it was caused a surptjse to tho many ames Dim. i of < innnnati i* lovingly rendered assistance to u* in Presbyterian Hallowe’en Borial jit agreed to purchase the club reading friends of the groom here and many pi t n <ity ‘ "day endeavoring to i any way during tho sickness and the church. matter in Sanford from local dealer*, of them, will not believe it until he {Halloween social tonight at the purr la. t t i e ; ien Minstrel-car that) d«ut)t of our mother we return our Frances Chappell will entertain it wa* generously decided to have arrives home with his bride. In a Presbyterian ' chuich. Everyone is is now on the trucks, Mr. Oonncili heartfelt thanks; ami also for the the Doololly and'C". C. C. Cluii. one open meeting in thp year to be letter front the bride to friefids bcre is the pioprietor of the Celebrated cordially invited to nrtend. many beautiful tlornl offerings. Saturday afternoon: held in the evening, when the hus­ thp statement was rnnde that thay Ilonholli Moat Show* that have been Mrs. K. M. Scig and Children. Mr*. Fannie Stemhrldge Mun­ bands 'of the member* will be in­ wore married la*t Wednesday at 5 or 6 doses 666 will break operating on the Mississippi river (Jvhevn, Fla. son’s musicals to the Literature De­ vited to attend. .Enjoying the de­ five o’ clock in Chattanooga, my case of Fever or Chills. ' Prico for mnny ye; r*. partment. lightful occasion with Mrs. Wil­ t / — -----------------25 cents. 71-62tc The bride is a young lady prom­ Saturday night: liam* were Mesdames W. W. Aber­ Mar Joins Allies inent in Chattanooga, beipg^ of tho S t e a m Vulcanizing Florence Henry will give a Hallow nathy. .Henry McLaulin, J. C. Ben­ Mrs (iuudern and daughter t f Word has been received that old Randolph family of Virginia. Casings and Tubes Tube work e'en putty. nett, Gen Fox, John T. Brady. E. N Pioneer. Ohio, are in the city again Alexander Mi Clintock, who lust win­ She ha* hoon spending her winters 25 cents up Prompt service Wot k I.uke, Harry Ward and house guest, and will spend the winter here. ter was employed ns clerk at the in Lijkelnm! but last year came to guaranteed. K. S. Hockey, at Ford Mrs, Hose Addington. ^-'Cabaret Btttaai Sanford House and is well known in this city to lie with her friends, Wash burn's home-made candies Garage. ^ ‘JO-Htp The cabarot buzaut on Tuesday Sanford has gone to join the British J Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Thigpen and (or sale at Irwin & Giles. 18-tf * • Eterj/ H’ rr; Brjdfjf army. Mac is now in Brooklyn, evening at the Woman’s Club rooms, while visiting here met her fate in *'i* Notice Eastern Star , Mrs K O. Huya of Sid Magnolia awaiting the sailing of the shi£ which under the auspice* of the Social De­ The Every Week Bridge Club waa the shape gf W J, Thigpen, cousin On account of tIn- Mason’s Scfiool partment was a brilliant social suc­ delightfully entertained yesterday af- 0( returned homo after.,a two jviij,J.akv him to England of Instruction on Tuesday night cess and one of the most enjoyable ternoon by Mrs. Maigmet Barnes. TIu. groom ja 0jU, 0f tj,r m0st VfrySnS'. Viaft 10 Kentucky.' ■•J'-' there will ire no meeting of The -KjrttV' M i entertainments .given pop­ Tho rooms were benutifully adorned popular young budiir*a men of San^*’ Get t hat good E l d e r S p r i n g s W a t e r ern Star that night. -- *rY-viF' Attention Elks ular department- Thorp tjdls a sug­ with quantities of lovely, fragrant ford, where he ha* large property IW■gain. P h o n e W. H. Wi ll ia ms at All those why have received no­ gestion of Hallowe'en in tfto pretty roses. The prize, a jardiniere with lorejit# and ho* been identified with 1 the Sa nf or d H o u s e or t h e s pri ngs. tice from the choir master to mcct^it decorations and thu club rooms wete growing plant was won by Mr*. Game at Orlando the progress and uphuildltvg of the Mis J. J. Crump of Scflner spent The Kissimmee High School and the Imperial next Tuesday night never more attractive. Against the Cecil Gnbhett. Enjoying tho gra­ city for tho past eight years. the fit*t |>art of the weok in the city. the Orltindo High School football should be <yi hand at eight o'clock. background ol white wul\fl aipl wood­ cious hospitaljty "of Mrs. Barnes Mr. und Mr*. Thigpen expect to t|M. yucsf t f Mrs. J. A Shepherd at teams will clash at T in oVOek to This will hr for the hig chorus on work the’ graceful vines of the white wete Mesdaptt-Hl A. Neal, C. M. .arrive home In ubout ten day* und Memorial Day and it is important star jessamine hung in wonderful, Vorco, FoireSI \J>atce. T? E ’ Barrett, morrow nfti-rtioon at tip; fitTr ground I heir home on Elm avenue. will make-Sunford their future home. that you should he there on lilnc. y„r that GOOD GULF C A S O . Both sides are detpfmmed and a This chorus will meet once a woplf pretty festoons with here and there Cecil G a h b e t t a n d G . K Smi t h. , J()lh of l h c m w, „ rece, vo a w a rm the funny little face* of the Jack- memlo-rs of t h e club warm contest is anyfrijutted Mrs. O \\ 1,1 SK «n.l S U P R E M E AUTO OIL welcortfe frorp their mnny frieml* until December fifth o'-lanterns peeping between the Brady and Mrs. A. I1 Connelly sub­ phone H H Coney. Agl. No. 116. Additional IVo|ile and Events on Page 8 vine* Larger .Iark,-o’-lnnternn were stituted for absent members ' u l l e d Sun ford 14-if plaeeit about tbe looms, holding cut Aiming the p r o m i n e t , I visitor io Financial Report of Schools ^Xftcr b r i n g Hosed • for «***wr»i t h e ent-r- t m VWtFfw-«J«y w«r*. U . Ai. Kinbnndrru Circle Cnlerlained Dally Thought. ivisewhefe to tbU iuui1 will .bii^ dowers and ferns -Great masses of weeks for.repairs lh« stote of M Ph i f er a n d Hev. C. II S u m m e r s of l i f e Is made up not o f ’krent sacrl- ' goTilenrod glo wiM and shtmmetrrj Mfj, George' Watson wns -tlis found the iinunciu 1 report of the (.'rank has reopened for business ami Gainesville. TFtoy were on t he ir Seminole county Bchools for tho year like sunshine iri charging profu­ charming young hostess to the Km- flee* or duties; lull of IIMRt tfi/ngx ttr i, now ready to nerve their custom- w ay to Op!ar?<H« to a t t e n d t he big In one corner of the recep­ broidery Circlo Thursday afternoon. which Rtnllrn anil klmlness and atnall ending June 30. 1915, ns compiled sion. ohllgaflons given habitually ara what tion hall was a fancy candy booth, The member* of this neighborhood , er» M e t h o d i s t SiAnday school c o n v e n ­ by Supt. D. 1,. Thrasher. win tho heart and securo comfort— The m a n y friends of Rev ti l l er Spri ngs W a t e r d e l i v e r e d tn tion This is a very fine report and gaily decorated with yellow and circle are a congenial little band of Davy. iour ho me . P h o n e W. H. Williams StiniMi. - is. r, g l a d in « c c Inn aguiu si oiilil in- carefully read by those in- black, with running little Idack cuts busy young matrons 'and maids, t.rested in schools, and especially completing ll"- “ tirscuve appear whose meeting* or.* marked by m ihe Sa nford H o u s e or t h e Sp r in g s . the tax pa vers ! » » " ■ " f ,l" ’ booth. This was pre­ friendly sorialu lily Delicious re­ V nln ( |d.i t (urge! liie Halloween annul sided over by Mrs I It Stalling freshment* Were Served upon till* B o o t - is , . In op. i on N o v • in 'n r ■ in. I 're titfi tori an church tonight and Mrs. lohu T Rtadv who sol.) ii, i*a*ii>n and i v'"" l tune enjoyl-d liv ml Iin 11inn i*I ! ' L, i , . I ir-t Io - ll, i» l,i •i wm cun enjoy the ev e ni ng First Car Goes Forward |,„mc made .atidx . The - I I M r* W .lts O tl* g li> -* t* Were taxes A, 1 pa meirt ■ Iliad' I N i II il'i. Ai e|) lllllt h Ti n iirsi car of v e ge ta bl es to lie dancing element enjoyed t hat plea* MI'silaliie* .1 It Lawson. K I <ionv-rnto r. mil r e " ive di*' -Mint "I 1,t,;,,,! (run, t H** Celery Delta for ore until a lat*- hour, wfule I fie more rale*, Morton Hopson. Claude Ib-rnIttink that p u re El de r Sp r in g s U n p i r *■ ■ ' In D i,« i ' ■ lie na oil of IIM.’i b went f"rwnt,| ->.|,il. Indulged In ' “ id I'l.ix Itig Water and get the benefits there­ |ier vertl ■I■>ri /.idi Hull tf, O-dihru H.rrylon, l i t e r t lull d a t e liet yesterday It was loaded with roMis \ S 1 ’ ( alter, hostess of tinfrom P h o ne W | | Williams at the 11 B Coney. J A Thom.i*. I* t M W Lose' muff* in.| wahipped by ( ’ Slot off even in vis a gracious, charming M.irlow and Mi**e* Annie la*e Caljiaiuifntd House. • r’ -i • 1 * • * f i.•it i lj- jiiui . roar Hand -Siding on h** i+- ■-and ha-* mad* ,i re'"fd dor w ri I I,.-t t it- t ’ ; I w ' l l i ! I ’ r.iru-e* W i v loin the < hutch will he tie lh, «, l -life Hie i nr mt\- cun in.ti e October |it"gramji willi it. . .i of l*r Brownlie's sermon ■Km to JohnN \ or bee* of New ultne of tfu- most delight (ill ulI-Hlf* 1 \ no l her New H <>m ' light at the Presbyterian As- i't i ng Mr t;ir I» 'ri.i,t' i h.f. N"i t ,1 1 .) u ii* sold t lirmigl. til- ret> "I tie -eason \ n m m r i f r i m ’n j ■ 1 uni will 11rs ct n Isir ge ,i tl<l i I I I I , . . ■i . *. 1 n : h . • M'*» f »»■T t S • • * ' r . ■ n t . i t i v c I . weie M ii*i - !.illi iti v in n 1 i . o i t i k< "f t l i- t< T rn •v. . .... . nf ' - g -i!. r ( . it ti|. 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'b r i. | i , I • . j . ■. 1 ' •ft 1-* n , , t . ' . ' . M ’k , I t.i, , -i.1 one >t V J ’ j 1, ir, t he of ' , ■ M l- I ' e MAXWELL * HOUSE COFFEE ' 111 g it ] Is Perfect (o , A sk Your Grocer l Jwel duly ii I-*-* , \ k - - n-e :' < v ,fi ■,! I ' l ' g i l t * v v i l h u n i t e a U l l t u i n r " I p i l young violinist wjio is a guest of pils The moderate fee of tw > do'-J Mrs It. K Dea* for a f'-w wpifita. i Mm Forrest itabney t. trr* of tlf| l l I " w i l l be " 0 t h e p r o g r a m Th es e i w" u P i I..- .. - i - t i ' by - i - ■ i -I T" ' 1 i ab nt i b ib . ,t ;* v o i i o 't 1 , • ;-|i • .til i . .■ » * - -- i • I r e ' -I e ■ - ge • ... "V l * r r i m fL, i_ t r ?u ­ r L : > % S *> *e * at lib M 4’ ^ L T h o rt\odest b u ild in g p ic tu re d h o ro h o u s e d lh© fir^ ..b a^ ilv ,v / ilh w h ic h the A j n e r ic a n ebvernjTL©nt h a d a n y official c o n n e c tlb n , find fr o m thta s m a ll beginnirrgi h a s g r o w n u p th© v a s t s y s t e m , o f b a n h i n g in c o u n try , . '• PL n < L O f th at sy ste m this b a n h is a part, a n d it is that p a rt v/hich b e s t re p - ^ fe s e n t s the b a n K in g facilities o f thfaJ— ^ co m m u n ity .. It offers, (o o u r p e o p le th e sa m e o p p o rtu n itie s that lar, i n s t i t u t i o n s o f f e r t h © (l o o p la r g e r co m m u n itie s. • ^ A s a v in g s d ep o sit w it h ’u s m safe, m o n e y -e a r n in g in v e stm e n t xor y o u . It m e a n s th e b e g in n in g o f a h a b it th a t,w ilL b e c o m e a p le a s u r e a s y o u w a t c h y o u r a c c o u n t g ro w . w* ‘ * - l r *, • ‘THE HOME IN S T IT U T IO N '” ‘ ■ : S E M IN O L E ; C O U N T Y B A ] COURT MpUSt UUILDJhG FORRF^T LAKF.. P.r* •C. D. L. THRASHF.R . . . •u* *» •f ‘ ‘ vJ s ^ S ^ '1 < <L Start a b a n h a c c o u h t w it h .^ s .t o d a y h ^ ' ■* ■ " M \ R\ PICK Ft »RD IN ‘ LIT TI.E !' \l \T T IIE STAR MONDAV. Ntt\ l*t *VW 1 ,ol> I Quinine Can Nol Be Tolerated •* V ' it:. W .im ir, ■ no • I rii'-nt. I S’ - r 11fi< r. ot |,iu . I' , iei Fi’ ru • ' inpany nt /’.n. Ir. k //-i Mil r| :.- (' , ' j «r -• i-i M -i v P : , i I he \ , M. C A. movi-niL-nt i* a Jier f with i t* of thi tiu.it ui.ojue I ben wa* a goodly ilive one a n d t h e ' b o a r d <*f dir o '^ in which she hit* ever been lust night of the- member* a n d Hullo » eera Timfi; Ik are a busy b u m h holding I", ■M tr-.-i T h e f.imtoplay i= f)tfe ,of ( friends of t h e Ch ur ch of. the Holy T o n ig h t i- 'h e ghl f ' 1 th . o ting* t wi ce ; wcei. i<> a r r a n g e ], irnitivc e ni o t i o in a nd nr mill pi!*- f io*s". : t tfu- (.eriiili -iiduse to enjoy bo i lo i < m, t o . -i. t i - >1* i ihe bu il d in g- e nd eppiir. to* H | i-vui" r .ce, a I it hert'1 mr- tin- flallovti n fcstivJin .* prf>’v'td‘*d ' ' * U I • n til. .r i|<o-i*ii)(t l* mad'- t h' ( o r * i n . - i t : - • i l ie - i " ^ t t d u*p. c f of * I vry Pi. kf..id’s l.‘> dig e nt y r tt u tu ne nt eoinmit tec i ■it t w ntdows w i , | I. w.ll h a v e tin be* l til a I • Ioic.dii.g V• rijuti *t. • -^ T be bull was pret t i l y ili-corated m a n . , o t l i r a n d •l i * • *' mom \ can l.iiv l i J n miliar w^th tf^- euMom* of with gy. nlitie* o f guldeitrod. yellow a r* . i i t p p f i i ' l l i o n. g r * « . t J' 'It and Mr- \\ J, Denham of t in - j n v e m i e In-.i t rrodei olt y . a nd r e m o t e froqi 4!\\ t in- co*n»i-* find Afhcr cut tlovv^iH, liie l (•< chip •’ G.-.i , vtlje vvre in the city s-veta1 l i g e - i i d h i •i tluci.ii'* v.hicli -b*.ve L.il.iVpfd o . i r i y e n » c ol or -o popti1 o for Hn/'.yut1" ’ Mr. Denham is one of tin ffepii- .' lh *nt ii ' ck-o’ l.iafrWf^fI ntSV ^ ■'.* nit civiliiMiott. "Little P.il" rec-; eetj* firevailing. Jnck-o ' • popular iiisiu unee gg-nt* in but , ,* ■ i go ot hart foe, tthan tindom wi^re placed in tie' windows, their wli.-n t-e v -■ " ' fh* i .it. and trivi I* in In* own JJrulB'ft) ill* Vkn? l»r i. -1.1 love which develop* m t h i n grii'teafple fare* inviting tin- pnsseyi- n 't’ i bnd'-r Cadillac aftir l e-t a fihiir}) jrr k l’h 1ri.»>»» 11 i» ■- } . f j\jr t)t» orv* v. ho |»ru< !»>• torn** in unil • ujoy t)in«af|i4i. to-, . F’or mauy year* Will Dun­ men wish to inform tit ..... - i h - l ti r ed j ustice t oward* tier T h r ou g h Apple Itotibing i m d n t ’ter ItA^lowebu^ ham was prominent in journali-tie nny nnlirniry fun Vill I "- ai! Hg.ht i ,k ai.rie* of thrilling sncrifielf*. . ehe game* were VnJoyed by the ehildreir work in Gainesville and lux* many but don't get gay In former year, f .-eve.* her loyally and ib-vutjpn to­ who also garthiptUed in the danenjg. If tends all over Florida, i me uy acts of pure vandalism havi ward him, and wlton she'Ww'wl last of the ojder twc'filajkti r in tbe e v e i2** been done by the l*o> * t*nd ti:i.* secured hi* h:tf>|*ioe** request* no ingM This is thu flr-l of a series of Wenih'm Report Indication* of socials' (hat w/ll* hr givei)-for the spirit will not In* tolerated So lie other reward from him or fate, tain' yesterday. More indications careful tonight or the police " i l l get Mary Pickford invests this extra­ nii-mher* of the church once a of today. Most indications of Much credit is .due Mm, ordinary chaiacterization with all month. rn n trfrhor/ow. Sign* of long diouth y ° u . __________ II. C. ri error, rJirlfrinn of the enthe pow’ er.tutd charm for which she I'token up. If wTnthei continues is justly celebrated. In her motnrnis lettainmenl cofntntHce for the nuccloudy some rain will fall. If ruin ceag aj last night’* affair. She was do: I full it- -will bo Wet. if wet By s o me people, hut anybody can take of tender solicitude for the man who Duirk** ChlllTonlr. <Juirk’*< hill I on i c , lias befriended her shw^* n t w of the ably assisted by Mesdame* B. F. wtl.ther sets in there will lie ruin. (lav ore J with "Swee t S p i r o . Has Whit nor, Geo. Speer, Strlngfeilow, In case it should happen tn tain, a up cr c?eded all other chill lonlcjt where inimitable "Little Mary’ r than we Mobley pud Biaxton Perkins. Mrs. which is very unlikely the weather Introduced. Gel It at I.. R- I hilllp* and have s6on in some time. In,the sit­ E»L Lane presided at the piano for uation* in. which her sacrifice reaches Co, No cure, ao pay. Price 25 cents. will be very wet. tho dancing. it* grenteat heights, site is a verit------ J_____ ___________________________ uldp Bernltdrdt. and the expression B oot l.orrr-" Club of sufTcntig and courage on her face ' l/ . iilli,rniiting witfi fear and anxiety*, ' Among the many charming afTeir* which now and then , re s u b m e r g e d t b t * weok w;(s TK(- annual meeting by mi emotion that she later diiii, ,lie liook Ixivors’ Club, with Mrs. cover* to be love, can be accepted red Williams, -hostess yesterday as some of the best screen work afternoon. The rooms wete very !! Wo me here to aarve you with the very l*est of everything Cooked pro *he has ever performed. attractive with rums r.nd bofcls of jterly in n jiorfeclly sanitary kitchefi and served in tin rig t way. Assisted by a capable cast, in­ Marshal Niel roses placed about on Re­ cluding R umc II Bassett, George An­ mantels, tables and cabinets. derson and William Lloyd, "Idttlc freshment* were served at smut! Pal" may he termed one of tho fore­ table*. ;; NE W W O O D R U F F B U I L DI N G , P H O N E 152 SANFORD, FLORIDA Mrs. Williams, who i* very pop­ moat Famous Players —Mary Pickford triumphs that have’ yet ap­ ular with the club was re-elected Don't forget our Ice % Cream Parlor ju H la c ro fm th e ^ c e t peared on the ^Para mount Prognfm, president lot the ensuipg year. The T boi.f it- A t • rt mu dioi i.f 11n . I't.b.i! in v ii .i ,., . r .......... . I... I M | ■ ; , *1. In I Toll*, M llle.o't :+-',| ' o* I Herat O. 1 l 1"- I n t e n t ("r tile S'* ' IT <11; li f te r i » - M a r y ’ Vir kf or d. in S u p r e m e S r r e e n 111.,ft l» i * i fi i »•*» ) iiiovi -|k ii *i li> ia Will i m M \\ III' w - a . 0111,1,no-d tiorn. l-y *.!r- t i : 111 tomi.. m m 'I, • till II W ..... o It .it f.•r■* < on. tin i ■ ! W »*ll'l I p i .c.) lo ui^i i. uni* U . 1, t vv.1 y I o. .. A III i i *10111 U ..Ik- ■ tr.d R ’i’ •! i 1. M | * l 111. l 11* • 1i * 1V f. i i d * I .1 p i \ 'V / Hull'll/* ( l.i \ '1 *1/j- r -Hi 4 JMj H i t ** II.ir aid a n d may io- induced to engage a I".lu l l (or old rim rut casings, sixes .(U x I l l u l to l ‘ t 1 ■ Sanford M ac hi tie tf t ’t . ge • o ; frmi !•»' Li U. lit* * II. Wlib.im* V 511*1 • •* lb rrn * 1! it ■■ ,| e • if;/ �OCTOBER 2 . 1915 nwwua ior pubtirailoa, Annual School IWpdri lor Strained* County, lor yaui ending Juna 30th. ISIS. Thi, it reduction «f outstanding d*bl over lha previous jrsar. Hut this showing la miulUIxtary to yont'Cswty ib*a such action la tho msaagvmoat ol tbs schools this jrslr »« shall result..it is hopsd, la putting tbs achooi Mis July 1st, !• !« . | ‘ Yfluflrllif go—forget t’hlo ► room, forgot urged tho gypej- * ................................................................ r‘i work throughout tho county passed ofl ia a very satisfactory manner. ► Craig locked from my glove to the* psasd undvr moat auspicious coaditlqas. T h e school buildings, as a ruls, wer* all repaired and Im p rove] , face of Inca. and the aitsndanr* ihxexrghout ths county is much larger than last year. at»6 t h e tfflrisncy ot the tsarhlnt irsr than ever l h « standard dvsired and hopsd tor by thr Hoard. Thsrs Is s vsry reason to sip se t that pat "Where Is M rr Jam,w o n ? " b e 'do* A Detective Novel and a Motion Picture Drama •achsrs will rnskr the best record ystj this ysar. ! mandod ste rn ly . nd sit werh togrtarr u n o lA d tly (or one ttpag. that the rhildrcn of ths county have th* best educational ad‘ ‘ 1 don't know ," sho replied, facing >r Ihs monsy svallsUc (or thr purpose. Don't l>» a tnwckrr. or a luss maker, but be a peacemaker and a By ARTHUR B. REEVE i him defiantly. JO Tk» H 'e ll-K n e a n N o v t ll i l anJ th* anti L or a l Hoards mr# all unarl(l*bf loyal friond«-of th*» children, and If you will famlliarlao ynursrlvo* with [ • "You do know ." c o n tr a d ic te d Craig, Gsnriw *J th* "Crafg K*nn*4g" Storia • mod problorns. l a m that *«»u will roncludr tbat ypur ■lnr#fe sym p ath y and n»-op#ratioti is m»ru t forcing h e r to a c com pany him a n d ro, it U duo tbat you should know, that through thr managrmsnt of your County Hoard th#r# kfti boon »avrd [hr county this year, already two thousand dollars It Is safe to rMimat* that this year's expenses will who* | leading h e r Into h e r back room, I 9 K . o f not le u than five thousand dollars over last >rar i As they e n te r e d h e r boudoir, Ken1 wish to riprrss your County Hoard** sincere appreciation to the teackiag force of ih** county for their faith d l . and urge them (o even greater success, if possible, this school j * i r ,* * nedy caw tny foot p rotruding from the i blanket aho had throw n o v e r mo. Ilo Youm for the best schools in the state. pulled It off. rt. I*. T II It A KII i: It. tfuperinlendent Public Instructions ; “ W ell!" ho exclaim ed, s ta r t i n g back. • t\ ■ , SYNOPSIS a urprlso,-w hen I ra n g th e bell, th e door ' I’ll be—” A N N U A L REPO RT OK SU PE R INTE ND E N T PUBLIC INHTRUCTION. SEMINOLE COUNTY * Ilia e x clam ation was c u t a b o r t by f'OIt YEAR ENDING JUNE JOlh. ISIS w as opened by a colored m aid. I had The N o w fo rk pollen are mystified by a n o t e xpected to get In a t all, b u t th is th o ringing of tho te le p h o n e bell. scries of murders and other crime., Tho E X P E N D IT U R E S Inez ttfok a s te p to w a rd I t * , { >rln* Ipnt clue to the criminal Is the wrarn- Boomed easy. ng letter which Is spnt ths victims, signed "N one of th a t." In te r r u p te d K e n ­ T ho maid b rought me a chair, a n d I with a "clutching hand." Tin- latest vic­ took It. 1 did not notice, how ever, nedy, slopping her. "You keep q u i e t tim of the mysterious assassin Is Taylor Dodge, the Insurance president. tils (hat ahe was c a re fu l to place It In a I'll nnswrer It. H ello!" daughter. Elaine, employs Craig K en ­ It seemed th a t, p erhaps half a n h o u r nedy. the famous scientific detective, to p a r tic u la r a pot with th e back to the try lo unravel the myalery. Whal K e n ­ wall a f t e r ho had d isp a tc h e d th e m e s s e n g e r nedy accomplishes Is told by hls friend, l laid my hat and gloves on the to Inez, Wu decided to call h e r up to Jameson, a newspaper man. After many fruit less attempts t o - p u t Elaine and table. An I did bo, one glove must seo w h e th e r e v e ry th in g was going a s Craig Kennedy out of the way tpe Clutch­ h a v e d roppe d on Hie tlobr In a n incon­ ho had planned. H e had a sk e d for h e r ing Rand ts at last found to be none other num ber. As th e o p e r a to r ga v e him sp ic u o u s place by th e leg of the table than f e r r y Bennett. Elaine's lawyer and the mtn she Is engaged to marry. Ben­ snt, ni th e call, ho h e a rd a m a n 's voi^u a n ­ I Bat down while the m aid left me £1314 nett flees to the den of one of ids Chi­ t2l ,487 .u P20.U4) «» 55 246J swering. 6* 70 £18.041 for a m om e nt to call h e r m istress. in II'■2,4 nese criminals The Chinaman force* from , I-*kr Msry U » Butt uvmmi Bennett the secret of the whereabouts of 8U.no Ait*n>'i>t« vl-44* l>si.» In sta n tly h e w as nil suspicion. H e my best de te c tive m a n n e r I gazed 400.00 too 40 I7.ai0.00). Then tie gives the lawyer a po­ tTenevs ------. .. ..J 1.210.00 tstiod a b o u t th e room, e n d e a v o rin g to e x ­ w nlted to h e a r no m ore, but q u i c k l y IM M 1.6*1 VA tion whteh will suspend animation for O v j d a ______.......... I.&2O.00 2841od 600.OC 226.24 2.686. In months. Kennedy reaches Bennett's side 4'l>uluala . —I .h o n g u p tho r e c e i v e r . So It h a p p e n e d * 00.00 t r a c t aorno clue. I was a b o u t to e x ­ m .o rl 470 . 0 4 ] 40.SC 1.534.47 •furryv.Ue Just after he has lost ronscluuenesa. 264.00 a m in e the room m o re clozely w he n 1 Hint K ennedy g o t no answ er. 264.Co • Mor me ■760.00 760.60 "You have a re m a r k a b le face," K e n ­ •I'suls ___ 2so.no *hcard som eone cptnlng and r e s tr a in e d 2*0,00 TWENTY-THIRD EPISODE my In te re st In th e su rro u n d in g s. Inez nedy re m a rk e d a t length. "Y o u r c o m ­ t'OLOMED SriMMiLs ^*nfurd. posure is w onderful Hut. young la d y , e n te re d , and l rose. >10 (XI* iloMilortt. __.1 THE TELLTALE HEART. 7Mn iXi " W o n 't you Bit d o w n ? " sh e asked, I believe th a t w a s y o u r C h in e se friend. Afiftrr >rtv NOTE Bihef ) xpenditum for t'olorel Inrlu i. 21u Wi OsUm lt* . 1 " F o r W u Kang At any ra te I am going to Kialne h a d droppefl In one a fte rn o o n with e x a g g e ra te d politeness. (xj »i*o I JMtOfl' in iUpurt of Whit* Srh<»n* friifj.uti *iwlswhft (o se e K e n n e d y at Hie l a h o r a t o o -- w hat nrn I Indebted to you for this try to find out. Do >ou th in k you enn 24% <st 21 & (*) rr»-t « ’it> t5'l 041j j lo c a te tha t c a ll? " ho a ske d w hen Jn* v isit? " f r a l g wan w o rk in g o v e r n stra ig h t l&O!«• Nf ftft.ht.rn DOCK)! |«t llnally got file o p e ra to r. "W e ll.” 1 replied, '‘p e rh a p s you re b a rk e d c h a ir h h l r h stood close to tho N. : •t. .1 Tax Btiilri<-« 1 "No. I c a n 't lo c a te It exactly." c a m e wall. <On th e arm n w e re s h o r t straits, Tall t h e 'l a s t tim e we met." I t . rapltut.llon >.f Itx 1 * 4* »H .t B > b u r * * m * n l * tnr S r h > , ' I r e iln l . f i j J „ n r JOlh 1911 Inc* stood by th e table, listening I h i r k the rvp!> a m inute l iter from th e a p p a re n tly to f a s t 4-n down the a r m s n o i . t r i s . D l s l l f USE xt i S T S lt\it to j o e I thought a lilt mnektngly \* Ctrl at the telephone e x c h a n g e i ..h in hur l July 1,4. t-ttl of the s itte r Total » j i l l ' » lied 2uimC - - - 1- — - r K*(-*l.*ii, * i-rtor .nil t'unipi, set .> hn^yt t. l spoke tier hand moved to Hh> edge n ca m e from C hinatow n so m e w h e r e T rrtVT n Aa they c h a t teil, Kialne w atched >.«r « • *r(• 1. 1. unpaid July 1, 1-, rU acl. ‘4» * 44-A-ny-* TT-n 1 K7ri'i r I --iw.'sl T«* Ij-,> Craig curiously, e x a m in in g th e c h a ir of th e table Suddenly before I knew ■n l'e|l s t r i c t . I think." Total aarrants paid during year Krrrii.-it )nli-re»t Slats School Kunil K e n n e d y th a n k e d her, hung up th e Total old* a arrant, paid during year a a d «*p*-u4«Hy ih»- left n r m on whtrtr if, th e rrmrrfSWRInTiefore my eyes and Kstclved A p p tm t one mill Tax x re c e iv e r and faced Inez. He w as Just Itsrrlvrd Tuition niin-re.idrni pupil. was placed a m e ta l d isk in Buch a all w m blac k n e ss. Total warrant, old and n ee p a i l durtn Hefeivrd Examination •'*** In tim e to pre v e n t h e r d e stro y in g Wu'n Inex had moved h e r h a nd o v e r and Total cs.i\ in hand* Trea.urrr Julx 1. 18 I way th a t th o w r is t of a n y o n e sittin g lirrcixrd Ironi all other .ources T h e r e was th e c r u m p le d ' A bar In m essage. In tho c h a ir could be strnppi'd In c o n ­ had p re sse d a se c re t knob 4trend Total 141.117 14 ta c t w ith It. Finally K en n e d y a t ­ th e wall Just beside my bend had note. Ilo took H and read It sp r u n g out. strik in g me a terrific blow ta c h e d a p a ir of oli»ctrlc w ires from Tho fuktr gypsy was looking engerly anyway Hut, K ia ln e te ll m e — w h a t K ennedy looked up qulcklv from th e about the room, apparently for a b e n e a th t h e c h a ir arm . c onnecting ami knocking me out Tin* rnnlil who bad run In. and !ne* om inous m e ssa g e to the in s c r u ta b le happened w ith th e disk nml ru n n in g down on<means of escape. Just then Ji-nnlnga lifted me up unconscious and ear- f a t e of Inez Aw ho considered th e hurried In VuII( Josephine r'-ached <low n and of fhe legs, th e n c e through a crack i n o te , ills m in d w o r k e d r up hllv Q u ite picked up the handkerchief she had In th e floor to th e back room of tin- rk-d m e In'n 'lo* hack room Jennings." cried Aunt Jtisuphlnr II m u * > ' . i r i < l ' I l o * m i n u t e s a f t e r a p p a r e n t Is it w a s K in I Me a y .,i: * t ss‘ n. torn from Klnlni-u eyc*s "Hhe bound lab o ra to ry 'selzii that woman"’ Hint K i - i m e d l r n m e t o tin- e n t r a n c e to It over Iter eyes." s h e explained to t i l e ness p e r i l \*n* d i r e c t e d Hut w li a t "W h a t is I t ’ " asked Kialne "It As Jennings approached her the the a p a r tm e n t T h e r e he n o t e d t h e ssas it that c o u l d b l i n d h e r '* He Craig looks like a d e a th c h a ir " gvpgy suddenly developetl a remark Kennedy examined the handkerchief C o u ld it ru "S c a rc e ly ns bnd ns th a t." laughed m a r k w h i c h 1 ha d m a d e H e b a d pint t h o u g h t a m o m e n t able strength She gave him » shove i b r l d i .! t<i I' m in w h i'l i b e h e a r d a rlnselv Kvblelitlv he was looking for il i u m ’ K ennedy, ta k in g u p a large eiiM-k that sent him reeling Ills foot caught C r.itg sel/ed His* ti li p lu m e I. fared dial which had u single hand n o i s e li w a s t'lm ty . a r r a y e d In a ll h e r mi the edge of the fouuttiln and lie something concealed in tt arid did not g l o r y , g o i n g ou t w i t h a p a r t i n g w o r d called the Dodge house , sluggered a minute, unable to ri-covi r e r ld e n tly Intended to bo sw ung around ft lid it I *'-r pb-xed, he looked first o f It * ( > m (to n ftn :ii I ne? H e d re w by nomc force th r o u g h th e graduated Some minutes pass.-d .iDei I i bl* balance then, with a gr*«t splash from Klalto- then to Aunt Josephine b a c k ti i t o t h e iiiigtio f t h e b a l l scale on Its fa r e I b i s Is I h r spiny had bounil the hatlilkeri hli-f ov r to fell In The gypsy turned a n d tied \re you looking for the gypsy s I w a s s till urn o t i s r l o t is and Inez rn o g ra p h —a scientific th ird degree eyes She sit opposite the gvpt.v )>,, through the palms. Kialne nnd Aunt tiariilki-rcliu-t • Kltllne asked lltmllv w a s s l . i i i i l l n g o v e r m e w lien she he e xplained Inill a ting b -lb the c h a ir try us she would, she could see n Josephine following her •■• • lug bis ast.oitshuieut 'then she a n d tho dial "It reads b person's t h e t i n k l e o f I lie h e ll vision that she did not her-eli coiijnt Kite rati aa far us she cntili! coming stm.ped and pok'd up ani'thi r hand I ' r a l g U li ron sgiO U Slt l o o k th e v e r y th o u g h ts nnd feelings th ro u g h the 11(1 lo tile glass wall that formed kirthef frot ilo- floor Here it l* i hair In w h i c h I bud b e e n b i l l i n g nnd p re ssu re of th e blood the Inner end of the conservator> it dnlu t lot a. vi tv clean, sit when slot al d o w n r u in liat.iuflv A »h>* i . m Further retreat was Impossible She wasnt looking 1 dropped It and used b u n , s h e b a il g i v e n a lilt I." g a - n seized a little rustic chair and rnv own i ' r a l g w a t c h e d h e r keet tlv b ow •lashed u ihrough the glass Caution* < ver b e v a * atile in d i s c o v e r tha* 'v sin- managed to make her way u t-.deno . i l b tier c a l m e x t e r i o r i lie w as ihi'oigli the opening she had broken v f t v n- rv on t an d e \ i fed Jennings bail by this Untr-. picked W e ll’ dem anded Ivrntodv with an himself out of til*- fountain and. drip M acaulay’s Idea of Genlua. • nlgm allt'al * rn i I> Yon didn't expect Idtig. Joined 1' a Ine am) Aunt Jose­ The most wonderful nnd oplendld t o see me again s o s oo n did y o u ' phine In the chase Out In the garden proof of genius Is a great poem pro Inez se e m e d lo be overcom e for the ;xt las' tbe dropi«'d down be I n r . d In u c l v l U t e d a g e — M a r a l l l a v m om ent S h e rose nnd moved over Sec the Pictures at The Star F.verv Wednesday. Admission 5 and JOc to the Slo-'s III Ifi e < o n s e r v n l o r v tab le Walt n lulnnte " In te rru p te d Kelt :ier|y "Come h a rk and sit down I b .lV e s o m e l b l l i l - to v:iv III v ol] \ i - VnuslV tier I,,Ilid r t 'l l - il th e ta b le and t o " v e | .‘i l e i i g low arrl tin- m-' o f kto b K ennedy r n d j i e It but he bad not m oved bis r b a l r frotn th e iKisttlon In w hich It had been p lared for mo At th a t m om ent, though, his e y e fell on my glove, w h i c h I bad Inadvertently There ► a gypsy here T he y 're B ittin g tlierr llk«- n c o u p l e o f ‘ninnies w aiting f o r » \t « lo n o f Co ml h e a v e n s l u t • rrupt* d f raig not « till a h a n d k e r c h i e f ov* r h*-t eves is s h e ' V n ’ Quick teil her to rip It off yourself— quick —quick ’ " Aunt Josephine knew Craig too well to stop to ask why. In grent excite­ ment she dropped the telephone and almost ran from the library As slo entenfd the conservatory she could lo u r t h e low droning v o i c e o f the gvp 2t; - element, radium. For a moment Wu regarded It. then took up a hand kerchief that lay before P'm. Already ho had ripped a atluh or tw-o from d r o p p e d on t h e P o o r H r r e a c h e d d o w n the seam In the hem lie slipped the a n d p i c k e d it up Vt b e d id so th e Sh*- har| pu||i-d ihi- b s m l . i g e front little radium tube Into (he hern ol b a r In tlo* w a l l t V » out Just m i s s i n g sv her ovvn c) i s and vsua watching Klaiiti § the handkerchief his lo n<l a s lo I m-i i I ov e r keenly "Here." be-stlyKgrutTIy i » « servant S’ i *i Itir ih.yr In r s o l e no- had fa i l e d , "Take this l6jt*-r aitd tlie other thing In- - m.id- i d o l l f> r 'l o - d o o r T h e gv psv w ,i» o n l o r f e e ! in an In K -n to Inex. Yhu know ihi- iiddr* ** stunt wltii an air of sneering triumph l ie d v s p r a n g t 11 Ins f r e t an d so I re*Y h e r • 'P" w0 n' uptown he went until be came "Y o u vou c r i m i n a l " ' cried Ailtil '• to ft rather ordinary looking apart losheplijne " H e l p ' Jentvjogs, h e l p " men I house. He went in without dls , covering that I was following i.f the ‘ Iktdgo bousu. and there was I ftianced about. No one was watch btijylng hotTelf pruning tho rose' Ing m o.,. Then, to-- be sure that I 'Pushes. would recognize .the ^b.mse | not, d ll Once Mie happened to glance up at ! E'*-* by marking a small erosq j* llh a pen the i-tyl nearest the atroor. She could v' ell qn the atonework of thn’stvpa _ t-e«'n strolling gypsy going by. ntw! * ' lj l ^ d not know til. the More,,1>«X l » ^hrwftty pav, njipnrently. hiiA sj'lcxl-her fotindJmiiUlertiiat upiduT s the ftteu'- t-Hiroiigb-the open .window * aongef jwpped uF u i l o r n - . w h i c h " R o o d afternoon..mJatress." g ro o ^ l answorrd by n maid. » mufafto wlth'n ’ thp gypsy coming »h l/ l o tin’ , fepee marked gypgf'east i*f features. * j H " Wouldn't you like to have.ttfd.'read Tho mftjd tJjMvhed thx’ dwor Into the ; jour fortatio*? . li hallway and admitted Uiu fiieBseti^cr, • . Klnlqc woa lonesome. Hho JoolTerl j loex took the note and the h ad case. * the gypsy over,, and .H'f' ‘ picturesque■ p r having to the maid to reave her loss of the woman nppcilerl to her • - Then a|be loru oireie-tM no^O uod ryail . laughingly she rotrsrrited. and the "Have her bind the Inclosed over gypsy entered her eyeo. If ia place three mlnuta*. The gypsy took Flalne’s tTand nnd ( bllndnee* will reeult In a few tlaya." bn-ki-d at It carefully "You are In 1 “T ell the master f shall have li danger from a |vowerful Oriental crltn 1 dofle na be directs." sh» said to the Inal," announced tbr-jgypay at last. I' ’ Chinaman aa the tbfUiworl him.to the Klalno was. to soy tho. least, lmdoor. *['.*, pressed. Inct turned and' went Into the hack "H o Is a very dangerous man," wont . rOIStp brhimmb«Y.' whore tho maid on tho gypsyjf* ‘ ;,tria waIlfnr '":^ h ii?,.brou(tM out ffom "An<J that Is Pot nil." tho gypsy hint- "W by. a u n t if w hat's th*» inaHcr?". rvakf^r Jilalnn, wijzfdpAng at tfio sud iti-ciiPfa with wlilrb t h s baudagp h a d bpen u»xn frocr h c r cycs. 'W h a t docs It all .tpoftn?" I "You—you criminal*" re p e a te d Aunt Josephine accusingly at tho gypsy,' then turning to Kialne, "Why, Craig called up and warned me pot to let her put anything over'your e'yeg. } didn’t wall to hear any more-' X juiit ran'lo ami tore the thing off." ’ . * Wi l l i u very c tn i*itlrra lili i" l " l Ircc-. I »• nil'll I B tirk u v o N u rs u riis lin n- i* inm *1 nt :i < ••rtifica iin TAHjSk. i i 11m t ii11<1 \ i i r i t ' l y of In t ■*, i j . i i r -.n it!, i i <*. I'ln’ iiiloptnni o f this (Vrtifiuiti* has 1*e*«*ii m i ^ rusI i us I iv th e ntitnltcr o f im|iiirii‘s rutt’iv ril from |nwho h a v e I roujLfliL trt-i-s ;i*kmyf for in form ation to other persons liejjotintinj» for tin* pnrehnsi* o f prov In scores o f instances t hat ha\ e conn* tim ler otir <i viition in ttl^ p a s t few years. Imyers pai«l a hanrl preinilini on f»rove properties 1»y rea*oii o f the ia« i they w e re planted with Htiekeve tree*. In a greait miwil>«'r o f eases negotiations fo r the chase o f gro ves h a v e fa Ill'll llirout:h when it cotih he t-slahlishetl to t he Nalisfnetion of the in ten d in g chaser that the p la n tin g had hren o f lliie k e y e tre I t is o b v io u s l he assurance t hat proves w e re ruatle B u ck eye trees has conn* to he Imikril upoM hy sli , in v e s to rs ns seroiul only in iuiport.inee to the tit V thy land, in v ie w <»f the widespreatl rcpu tatioi \f|iin1ity o f B u ck ey e trees. •a U C want t o g iv y our customers t ree. insurance tha " ■ m t lc c t them as much as does a title search. S ‘ h a v e "d e v is e d this c e rtifie n h , w h ith will he foun itssM o f no small value in a n y transaction in vo * the w o f t h o f a g ro v e . It is to the trees u ^a ' Nii1) s t n ic t t » f title is to the land. • Full particu lars as to this new and helpful feat ti ~ B uckeye service will he mailed on a p p lication . * described in detail in the n ew B u c k e y e N u f j C atalog. I f you have not received a e b n v o f *> * W. H. Brokaw, Agent, Orlando, Florida �OCTOBERJOzIMR THE HANFORD flBRALD • PAGE SEVEN after me. pausing at the door to watch ur run down tho hall. Slowly a cabinet under tho labora­ tory table back of her swung open, and the evil, murderous faco of the Chinese master criminal appeared j\ D e t e c t i v e Novel and a Motion Picture Drama from tho refugo to which . ho had dropped after the shots wiilch h(j had fired to frlghteq inet. Silently ho crept toward Elaine, standing with her -fticWell-Known Novelist and the Creator of itie'Craig Kennedy" Stories back to ^Itu. With ono powerful movement ho Monroe Chapter No. 15, II. A. M. P r e s e n t e d In Collaboration W ith the Pallia Players and swept Elntiio bttek Into the laboratory Meets every second and fourth Tlmrs tbo Eclectic Film Company and to tho lloor utfTT xlntnmod tho day in Masoidc Hull over llio Irnpcflti door, locking It. Another Instant tlnd Theatre. \ bating companions welcome, CorrrtrH, IVH. br tb« m, Cai.vt) All Fomra «l*tu Kmn t,i H. E. Tolar ho run to Inei nnd unfastened her. ). F. Ivirnatz Secretary High I’riesl 8he had merely fainted and was now coming to. Kennedy wna speecntess wtui ro- ceal her feelings from this Instru­ Down the hnll wo had discovered no Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Stn i . ||e took the other handkerchief ment." ,*d Mnidly ran his band over It. At Already, although we did not know ono when suddenly we heard Iho sti­ Meets every first and third Tuesday * » be came to a little hard lump in It, the gypsy had gone straight tn Wu lled scream of Klalno. Hack wo rushed in each month Everyone who has seen j |r; tftB He ripped It open. There Fang s apartment. Wu had been get­ to the door. Hut It was locked and his Star in the East are cordially invited J to visit tlii- chapter. ’ |he imle tube of radium! ting anxious about his scheme when Jammed, Alice E (tohluns, Sec'y "You're lucky.' he uxclaitued. "If his servant announced that Inez s W u had finished releasing Inez by tou had had that tube over your eyes maid was outside. rtits llnio and. with her, rushed Into i, would have done Its work In a fow "Hrlng her In Immediately." Wu the hack room. As ho did so Elaine minute* You might not feel It for thundered mnnaged to get to her feet and fol­ m tlm*\ but you would have been low In limn to see Wti smash the win­ The maid came In. frightened, blurt muded at least In a few days. If not Ing out what had happened to her dow to thi> tlre er.cape with a chair I and what she had seen at tin* and half shove Inez through to safely. He was about to foNow w h e n c e apartment of her mistress Wu llstuncd, bis fnco repressing tho rag­ spied the yphygtmigraph and seized It. Sanford bodge No. 27,1. O. O, F. That brotf£ht» lUtn Urea to face with ing fury ho felt. 'Meets every* Monday at* 7:20 p. m Elnlnp. .She hyiatchwlQho record front o ver Imperial Theatre. "Quick—my street clothes." ho or J. J. Dlchinron tiered of his servant, then, as ho hint; With.* ML^iath ho struggled with J. W.* 0. Singletary Secretary N. (1. threw them on, added to the gypsy. her for It. ‘ . .fly this Tllne' Kennedy and 1 had “ Wait hero until I return.” (late < ity t amp No. C, W. O. W It wns only a few minutes after ho forcejl the door and were In tho out- I had been warned by tho gypsy that er laboratory. Meets second ami fourth Wednesday Wu hlmseff gilded Into the hall lead Wii had bout Klalno lutck over tho nights in each month. J I Hoolelmn , table and had drawn a long knife. As E. b. Miller Ing to the main room of tip* Inborn , Clerk Council ( 'ninmandcr tory. He listened a moment, then, lie poised it oyer her ho heard us henring nothing, was about, it* open coming. Uijp shouts seemed to glv**5 El Attic redoubled siren gili She broke I II. J‘ ii I . Sanford l.txlge 1211 f awa * Just as Wit slabbed furiously, Mi-yt lir-t and third Widm-ii;i\ lilyh and the knife point wiih deflected by it corner ol I ir-t St and I’lilmeMo \ u the uphiguiugraph. , ,. .1O. 1*. l«*vb.r T t A N***iK There wu» not an; Instant to lose, Secretary Exulted Hob r and Wu fairly dived out of tho win- I do\v. As we rushed in Kennedy . The bake Itrce/e i ounrll No.At Junior pause,] n> reassure himself of Elaine's Order I niled American Mcchtyilc** safety, but I, plugged after Wu, my ..Mi-els i*vi*r\ Wednesday at 7:-Hl 1*. reveller il rnXv 11* M.. it. [bet ,1", HaA Visiting hjntlterB 1 11 Sum h,. Re. S. ■ dm.'. I sliol dowji frum ti e win ar< «•!■■■(!• dew at his retreating fuini He fuel ahtio'l reached the gronlid when I - , a Wm stag, * r and lull If, r, I ul Ih- a a i ill" • t In) al,. ,| t. ,. I I aUell . fl, . f huL I 1,44*1 use,| tj, tn all l »!nrti>d after him n„i as he 4 SANFORDLODGES 4 LETTUCE HAM PERS CRATE M A T E R IA L S By ARTHUR B..REEVE slid [In last tw o m th i", A Full Stock at All T im e s at O ur Sanford and Bcardall Worchouses S ANFORD •. 11. I n a U l i g i ’d In A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E i-l IlillkUrotiih lUUl, T*np«, H* Phanc 17 Phone 1)2 '• . ' f»‘ e , 4 p a El IM-merC flricttu! Limestone make* arid soils >weel It r* 1• . pot i-i, sails ami imparts st n*iigl I, ami \ igor to gr*oving m ip s ami trecs. Mowers’ l i m e s t o n e g r o u n d unusually fine rt'mltlv mixes with (he soil I 'mit.uns no imjiiiriln-s fan in- a p p l i e d at a n y l i m e — is inexpensive Write for literature and prices. ii | , no a Phona 13 138 » ’c*l I U ; H i n t * , iA f k t o n f illc , Fla. .1 I, fi on j |o I,[Imtiil. In* / Cl,.tit Ii.Ul in lor arms Half supportnig, half p -m iiii’ □EARDALL Chonaa 3 0 - 1 5 1 t ’i " Blowers Lime & Phosphate Co. Box K 308, Ocala, Florida It, i ' I ills tjliu * It, J I r< * 1 id i Pad i f a , h*'d |" , i i ,| , tin a- I 1.0 , Uii'llg 1 Ill'll m * tU'ui ilurt 1lot i :ct, I st-ruti. xtuiih I **t*-1<t i binh J ,|i>! a n y d a m j^ e y 'fo r l f ■* u t i 11n l l t n j You Need a Tonic to gain - (,■<■! I li^1i<ha-y*b^ « ■ -v an I I- topi ..ii, d ■ j;S[ttnd, ’* .■ - Pi labor 11Vjt>*•-n I r> turn* •! t liriiugh •I he ,WImlt^w*. I saw that tlo< .train bud^ la »Iji T* thu * ■sriueli lut I'biUi" Ne.i mot Wua,«^er, vbc bud taint i*d anil I\flnfu--t|V.w«H Ju^f hrjijglng her Our Shouts Seamed to Give Elaine Redoubled Strength K'linmly hud illwrrivnrnil . .if,- i|,;,i itin) Hlarti'if lift w*> grnUpnil inirwi-lf Hphygiifngrnpb whlbi bilni il his plans, \ \ ii rtbuut III" K,'tndi •* h s in i-i* r fin •• With f|,l-7 | lii'gui, to gwxcd lu ul ui fur a iniiiu"lii I In n w 11hitr** w Si i. iu I v 11 i i i iil' I ’ s w o - ■i ■ . iii-triii-tiuii* d a w n iigain i " l b " gr' iiud ■•i.a* ■d u 1th Ui*- gun In tin- tiiu-V naan .Ki'iim ih ti«ik In-* | l.ii on I want you to' go plnnn ii mi r Hu- ifi" ' r w .o wldl*- Eluiii" ' ui" wind on ib** way'nnd and 1 bi'ld aver tin* iiiiil ■ i urri-atrtf at one** Other ‘ Now. Wallor." hn bngan in nil a* m|*p , , in.,, m*t a chance." *umod rhetorical tone, "you rciiu'in I illt hut know It nt tho time, hut Jun a .it »,.r,i uiiout to start nnd bor wo trficod that follow, Wu Fung. I" Pell street. I,nt mo sen Whnl was *rri' iii"iing toward tho door, lh« i lint niimhor’ Ono’ *; r>I») i •mlijt-as mid fagged. rcachNl ||i< payroll 1 saw tho noodlo jump Ihi Ml * i . of the apartment She slightly at tho mention of-l'oll »lrvei. **• il» it to go In when she heard lr,,t i i 'I myself going out Shi* thpn fall back nt tho numbrr, o n e ' drupji-it b n k into I he convenient ahei'Two?" wont on Kennedy Wr » tn-11 fitnnedy had used before, Thu noodlo aenreoly ondllaH*(V ^n*l wIii p we rattle out wo did not ."Threo—four— five." come slowly k*- an-"lie in the hall. As' w e dintnex'a faco, though » « could not aeo ppf>^r" I -lie "merged nnd cautiously It, wnn tenao and act She ii'cmril do lOllllSllI I]K tormlru'd not to betray a thing Yet I In *p,i• '■* my fears lni*x went with- tho harder aim tried to control the out ■ ■ tn the latKiramry We ward exyrejialon of her feeling* tho i rn,' r"i ' ui least, not knowing thnt tnuro aho. hetrayeii fieraelf by tht* In­ p 1‘Jlr i.f Mack eyes watched every ward blood pressure which tho uncan­ r1' 1' " ’ ’ lb*- fake gyimy saw u« ny llttlo fbstnjroent before u» re r" ‘ " I, -illy came out of a door corded. > P*t>> min wiiich g|t„ |lruj cupped and A b Kemiody kept on counting the pUrr*.‘I downtown Indicator slojrty, but steadily, rose, b • ' uni long after | arrived, how- registering her Suppressed emotion*. fRfr, that Kennedy and Efnkin Joined KIMfi*> nnd I-watched tho dial, bending Bt* st t! ,. laboratory tfv h u e d y hnd over It with lnten*o Interrat. OutaldO In the hall, Wu lu»d again coma to tho' laboratory' dour. Thin time ho drew out hla key and softly opened It nnd entered For n moment ho stood confronting inex. alouo In the chair. Quickly ho raised his Anger to hla lip*. Indicating alienee. -“ Kennedy kept on counting. As he ‘neared tin* right number Wu drew n revolver and raised It high over hi* head Twice he shot Into the ulr Suddenly. Jual befo/e tin* allots, the i\lal had unaccountably jumped ten or n doien points What did It miTan I "hold It up and Kennedy looked at It In wonder. IIO. wft'B about to take a H" • uroundS*£w 'vY3. V k*v. t 'AiffUtJfl ego'fa lined, I u .iuiiiidii Mtu., Jmt^ijm gfr1 ! got him ij fridg u*i ['ll l. d r i l ^ i '' 1'htlli" ' in |l, . I„ .1 I i(il I .s L* l,^n.[i. '. i had ' t.'b I it if »*ie mm1“ l * r lloi moment in bin relief at i-ei Ing k ladle him Hufe, Kennedy aeetried to have forgotten all about Wu My words recalled him. • \. ver mind, lie reassurt'd, us tie • ' ||" l i lie Inti" spin gniuKrnpli. Nut I " 1.Id ing lb" great jump Id the llldlea ’ r when Inez ill.-i os ,r< d XX11 before t'.-r o r» t I-Ier,!,| t,!*" highest tension I ill* tit bdied Vo It P* || sir** . I,ad '^i.d JiU dell in I lai Irnlli that' XX.« gathered nbiild Craig while l.l.iiii" l o o k e d ul til til elated Then you Have forged the last link." aim cried, .seizing both bln hands in her own. . Kmined) merely Mmllrd and shook hia bead grifvcty."l^ i'h j^ m; ^ £ N rri|>i;KL>.r Surety Ha, p ]d n 't M ean — M aster.of thd^pouaa, ftp, eoniplnla* igyf in'rVrtnt) '’ 'Dear, dear, .tumea, lviu tired uT-yiejeC urtnlinun! Ifhch'-n ^ujuab Ides P*;r/nnt .^■ V lV rLflr. ‘ow- would you like to be rd llrJ bn nddle hettib d old Idiot, nupposln'. Wasn't one, *lr?' ',T T . vx * KNOWN FOR Q UALITY \V\f i*wrr? va­ rieties of V’AKM. PIRLD^nd GARDEN SEEDS that have been ti -*W»Tviml‘ known to bo sj>i*cj;tlly adapted to Florida soil and ^ ^ " Pmillry'rc^TuppU es, I n r u b n t h f f i /K lc , . V t ( ()N K E X « P R A T T ’S MLDlClNF^ W rite Tot W a lo i'D c ami Street > > ; Florida There are limes in every woman's life when she neetls a Ionic to help her over tho li.iril places. When lli.it tune comes Ip you. you know whal tonic to lake Cartlui, the woman's ionic. Cardui is composeil of. purely vegetable, injjreilienls, whicti act pently, yet surely, on the weakened womAnly organs, anti helps ImiUI them hack to strength and health. It has benefited thousand^ and thousands of weak, ailiiiji women in its past half century of wonderful success, and it will do the same for you. I Von can'l make a'm isiake in taking ( Win K Hnu'-iimbli r. ( 'oiiuimndi/r Mi-- Mi'rtha I’arkani, KimreKtry • Khfvxi H'f, OutjnrtB * ‘ '1 t* * • 'The Woman’s Tonic Pop u lar \ popular R u «»ia*i Miss Amelia Wilson, R /F . 0 . No. -f. Alma, Ark., says: “ I think Cardui is tlie greatest medicine on earth, for women. Before I bewail to take Cardui, I was so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy* spells ami a poor,appetite. Now I feel as well and as stiun^ as I ever did, and can cat most anythiny." Benin taking Cardui today. Sold by all dealers. RrvrruQe Iri-ik ituioug !lo- p*-a»- U ll 1* i llb ' ! Kueial.t I * i alb'd iiflimn m ob- T*v p ■irli t- i * i uj Hate! n o t r'« < l at'", ii.i ,11 I i, a f• rii .•-iiti tl ! , 1 illijunr nnd lr> ii-'eV soar bin ha-* be*‘n used far ii'tir** b. i Ik-r*' poverty1 » Irb k*'1' p"opl*- Has Helped Thousands. ' Naaunrx*H tiers’by thm Mfsi; fcX!i!Uf\ piifrh«M-r ol T*« (‘rrliflral** Kite 4V 3>1g- I b«* 2nd » f Jut<% A fl. "l|l«r«| tenId <’wftif|r|tr in my .o/Qrt* 'Vtm ba-* ’‘ in**1P 4|t11 i«lii Inf 1a.i til f;ij | in BrhtirtlAfi'pn tafr- rmhfirtt* tbe fotli » In* tlr«rf iLrtl r r 1) ii a Utl lo Srmlbolr t' m jnl) , Kl.> iila. In ^ *»f N W 't nf S*W , Serlluh It I j. 21 S , Ii '2 W ) A rrm 20 * ‘he tabl land br-Mtir iwPMttl ai f L**/i\ nf if,** ia*UArtrj (tf wurli tn '‘t rmmr nf K. Nfillif, tlnlns •«{(! rrrtilU*<*| •hfttl l*»- rvdrffirrU urcordlnff Ul Jan. lir .!wd will U*ur thereon on OmjitO* .fif uf, S'i (rnitwf A !* 1 Cm f *f Uiluov* rnx nflirtsl *i^n«l|jr4 HfLi thi- »hr 20th d«y of Hits.her V. *11 * K. A. VMIU(] ftAK% "t t’lrrIt f'Uruit Co'iirl Homlnolv <*o,. I'l*, If y Ja« C Ktihrrtw. i » c. IH* Kri*.jtr Com e at once! | N o r i f t T r o r ttm u T o ttN mi v .»:‘ In ( null nf Ikf fount* Judy*. -|fr»l|nl* (a u n t * . Hint, of I laridn ' X | » wS In ra Klim ol ” . Lx Itu * i i i m i UmHum * ' jar* To All Cr.dUnfft.' toz• Ii-,o' Plililiiwir*^ • ml All i’rr»R3* having Claim. ArjjrrtvT ■ Said Kitalai -w"' , * You, and each of you, arr btinliWtiutiSnf and. *»n*lfed ’ (o pre.rnt anj*mi dr'manita wklrb you, o* elthrr "t ytt|* may have agalnal thn rilatrof Jf.ia (latn Xlorfivoft, ilfr a id ; lal. »t Wmtnola*!A;nM. 1)-. Florida, lo «tit* andrrilfn.d »dl*-iaTxiral"* "f . 4hi *-.(ata. —ilhtn I no yraf/'ff’im till- rlatr hrrrof Paiid lire A l> ISIS.. * f r ‘ I * *'l f A It KC V..T* Adminl*lra t f V '1 N<)Tit:E ,ro ( HkiMTosj^ In -Court a f 111** TtjrfUty iu i l t r , C.ntnl/. Hlup- or klarlda J 4 rr Krlato hf ' * 1 ,-d •* Jam.* I*, flobart*. Poremtrd Tu a|| /boditora. I.rgatrr4, fllttFuMaffl all P.raona having rial mi syy m fl ratata: z flail apd required t*-y>re*#nt Arm a m!i w‘ r | h > ijfc ?p r alt her ,*(. ))V have' ag ilnrt tan ratata of Zajdaw^Q nria, drmaand, lata of" Ramflfeja^ Klofida. lo tbs undnaalgn.il admipw nf aatd r.tatn, within on# y . a r Mr data hereof. | V.JD al.d tlrto hor 5th, A. f). ‘ 1918.* . MARGARET D. HOflBRI 14-rH-flt* . Ad ml nli ir V y N r. . m y horse is sick. vPrompt attention muit be givy ailing stock so that farm work may not be delayda^ Bell Telephone Service on the farm enables you to get the veterinary quickly. . 7 .. y ’ I jit also keep* ybu.in-touch with the. markets and your neighbors. ' \ * ' 1* . ■ , i •• f If there is no telephone on your farm write to* ''day for our Free Booklet. % Address:- sjfe v j ' ' 'v ; ■ . ‘ , ' 1 Farmers’ Line Department. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY . �iMtoobMW^P PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER 29, isis I-" ... _ t— AT SANFORD CHURCHES 1 1 I 11 I I I I [ j m l t c d ^ ^ H g 3 11 ( Potash supply H \ given an incentive to jj | more thoroughly into plant nutrition ^ with view to utilizing product* at hand to the very _ bast purpose. The result of our efforts along this line is Presbyterian Church The Sunday school is enthusiastic i in .its work and is growing. Dr. Brownlee will preach both services Sunday. The night services are evangelistic. The subject Sun­ day night at 7 will be, " W h y Join the* Church?" A large chorus is lending the singing at these services. It is so carefully blended that where land is properly pr ^ ^ t g o im t any fertilizer mixture of same ammonia and phi regardless of percentage of potash.. Send f< & Toomer Fertilizer Co, Classes for Christian Doctrine 0 • a. m. • » Benediction 7:30. p. m* Sermons adapted from the Kpistle and Ons\r,\| of the Sunday. Week days: Mass evry morning at 7. Friday, at 7:30 p. m. Stations of the Cross. tf M A R Y BICK FOR D IN “ L IT T L E P A L " AT T H E STAR MONDAY N OVEM B ER FIRST church las t'P riilay werrinfc, at their pretty little home west of the city. There, was a luige gathering of the young people to enjoy the fun and frolic, which ran fast and furious, as tiie many laughable and amusing games developed. A particularly -funny‘ •rrrr- 'rr -vraT-thr TrnfnttriTT ofpoetry, six different members of the company reciting poems, no two the same, all at one time. Guessing the names of cities was rather novel and exciter! much curiosity. Many old fashioned game* were played and the guest* upon taking’ their de­ parture voted the coins of S i n a i ! de­ nomination the lf;">t ayre-abb- 01 enter t a m e r s Baptist Service for Sundav 0:30 Bible School. Mr. W. E. Mrs. K. U. lfnyes is again at home Scoggan will ct as superintendent from a delightful visit to relatives on account of Mr. Jinkins* absence in Kentucky. from the city. 11:00 Preaching at this hour by V Griffin Herring left on Wednesday the pastor, Mr. George Hyman on for Anna {rolls, where he will enter u the subject, * "T h e Vision of the preparatory school before entering Goal." upon his studies in the Naval Acad­ 6:30 Jr 1}. Y. P. U. emy to which he has been appointed 6:30 Sr. B Y P. U 7:30 "T h e Matter and Manner of Mrs. Archie Betts is vi-iting in Acceptable Prayer" will be the sub­ Kissimmee ject discussed by Mr Ilymarr in the evening On Nov 7th the church will begin Hunt- n a « t i a scrips n? services lasting Tor four City. days. The pastor will do the preachYou are welcomed t o . all the serMrs. Geo.. Dickinson left on the 1 midnight frnin Wednesday to attend the bedside of her youngest son. ( ongregational Church Robt M l»u k,-0*011. who is critical­ Ncxl Sunday morning tinly ill ject (or consideration will he, M i' !{< -<■ Addington i ' >re from ( "ongregat lonulisin of Modern Indiana and will b> t h> gm- t « f b, r a present at ion of lb,- tiling $ ., t lb,- Congregational > B U f i I - H i r. Mis |J, i r r \ VA a,,l bo t he winch o thM w tr.l i-r //iiynut’i T hot tt>It Wold hits betn received m San foul of the marriage of M i " Dai*, [layman of Savannah, Gu . and Mr S .1 Thm nr I of Sanford, w lii-b ten* (dace in Savannah mi Miturdav Mr Tbotriil! is a well known and l"'P ulur employe of the A I 1. Reached "T h e styles H l» Miss Mary Chappell read Life and named the works of Mary Murfree. This writer's style of writing *?■ vc differs from that of mo-1 waiters, m., . A Tennesseean by birth, stones ’are *' laid amid scenery of mountains, pen th» t, name Ttetng OiaTlv* T* 1o<-17,■u" A ' humorous incident is related. At a meeting of writers among which ,)*«*’• numbered Longfellow, Whittier, „r n Holmes, etc-.. Miss Murfrce attend* ed Holmes upon finding the card tivr r. Charles Crockett proceed,,-,! to Hunt »■,,) ,' ii|, the owru-r of the card After 1.'" !. r-'r t mtlrh searching he returned to WhitTin1 v 4 k 1 h a l t 11 in*r s« n•! fni m* ir■>1:-I s t \\ hit rn r C‘ lijtr I« •* ( j *»rki*l 1 * i* \\] *r“*rt',*n iM rvt 4 1 '* M onI i f hiT Htoru*H ilrul rv*fiat.< . 'juth huhitH i ( i h»* Kouthi'in mmin* FOR RENT For Kent Booms for light houici-t-tTig •» 1•» <hik avenue 'Jo -f • | I Mi-i and W f*nht th e e t i t I n i s l a s t b vouu g woman ■Are l l i i s " i •-)• i in ,1 the bastiful man I f a v i-n i v " i in-i *• » 11' N*i A fter ob servin g Ihe * u n ninc s l'lc * of last yeur, Fm afraid to bmk." "p l-llillllg Fo rc e d by E le c tric C u rre n t. Stray electric currents from a rail­ road are supposed to cause the treen M r< E. W. D. Dunn ia expected oil one side of n,Brussels street to bud blossom after from UHando today to attend the again and IMlkisoti irftiajciile,to the t.iternture they once have^shed their leaves every fall. DcpirAmept .tomorrow afternoon. 9eBCIIIIUIIIIII500C3«CXX TRUSS “To Save Time Is To Lengthen Life” . Did you over stop to think how, much (mu* ymi roujd save if you had a bicycle? t How many times a duy do you walk frurjj one to twen­ ty blocks wlien if you liad a bicycle the trip could Ik- made in one fourth tho time?'. .«/ , ^ We have i n « ll tho l»est miikvt*, iioth cheaj) ones and higher, which wo will self on term* to *uit. Or. we n»n fix up your old one at a reasonable price. Corpjq in and talk to ua olmut it. Sanford Cycle Company « Opposite City Hail Bicycles, Motorcycles ant! Accessories iseexiiiiiiiiiiiixfxiiiiiiiiiiiijocxi I 1 '•*- 1 - A! Ilf 111 all* )V M , J”*-- • '»k| 11js**r f t 1' 11,4 HeHi f run afA I n br- h r l i ! m I b* r i t tw o y [ *f S*«v»mt»rr ■ ' A Idi-fm • * • cc ti rtl iP f th a t rtKVrfd, f f r a ( » 'if Ih»* vol rtw o f .1 ! H*v *r,| I I * lie v i 114I li wS* fur 'A * ‘ rent Tr*. i d *: I- i , sw-i'w-i t. »..*•» i t t ' 4** A !' 3f» If.- Ili-iit l )t” <ira fe»I«k for run fti'i il i ■t. M • rn« •if; in I»r i \ ,t i l ’ f tt 11111 V * * f: I'll nn...... . Ri- „i 11ft a Mi A!,.*: IVt' (-• 1 - ao 1*- , <| * fm f f u * q her Refit Several line 1*thrf room* over Yowi-ll'n F.n,|uir,- N P In tin- *ai > i l u m f ,.r *h* *14! I ' fu ll) 1 i » r»%\1si 1\ For >P-ii< One room ron vvfiisfit I'M a|f•11£»1 Knijuire 12 1 \A N'lnth M <«»rri*r Oak Ave 1* il MelhodiNt Services th e There th an "ill 1 at new se rv ic e * w ere la»t w ell Sunday lh atten d ed *k, i. MM*«rv t w e r e m o r e in S u n d a y s c h o o l 1 l e a n any . hu fi h tin church i u m l* lint,- -rm i p .ve r y or- t * a n d tin »- left tin w a * ins|i|fei| l,r,-i -p in i as.*'lr, *d t h e K-i- Dr-> occasion of b t The session of the school on next ami Sunday is expected to be of greater I ° f l ^interest than any preevious day. I pirtm About thirty member* of the Days Truth Seekers and Brotherhood Hoi , lasses with tin- pa*lor and *ufnT -o'- *' iMendent iiHi-tuI the peiiern I ion of Bn Bible cfasses uf the AlvtfcOiilXl church , IlH -d in I >rlatldo this w e e k I d a * w a* a *!•' 1• 1 great in i .tsion Ida* teachers and 4' d some of the officer * who Wets* pres- Linlti rut will convey lo those who were hot not able to attend the'good thing* mg* they received. The Sunday school l’hitik i meets nt 11:45. jpurru Preaching Mornihg f»t It and " | evening at 7 . • S!,v ,, i All will pteet jt hearty welcome * tu In t i r l i l .Nut I >1. I f I t l L i * u fTln fur t i \ r >• 4/1 k rtti irur «• nuMt a • •«m ! hi* b |i n e ff»*f J ym /r * u | *|* r t p t r ii'fU p ! a.- * it♦fn' i pi * * Mil-* * 4 ■r i I V •» ■fnrm -tail ‘ -on t * . li.ii 20-1 fc |i. Wi.-*i Si-iond St. i WANTED n riiotluni AA’ i l l n n ; y nr J u n e h ild ren 't* hr-lif l b * |i|is)t rtfi fi'* fi| am i|.lAllIir1 ! «,« ’If rl tl$JU i HI, ! fflll . m u at-n Address , staling rent and locatiM1.H-41C i t A. A P H I . f i l i ' S a. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ror SaleVKjtgfe and Baby t’ bix of H** Melted Carbon. *celebrjjtPd Brgul White AVvandotfe*, Curltop Pits been tneflnd by Prof. Otto lainitpcr of Breslau:' Vor.thls big perform^uuc, heavy l.iving lurd*'; purpose ho Inrlfist-d a largo arc light, am booking orders fur same nilyc, Noted Violinist Coming formed of Two enrbon roils. In a, heavy Also a few' pullet* and corkcrels, id The Lyceum Association is to tin ylars container rfnd exhausted thn air. salhe strait) -*F. P Strong, 106 F. congratulated on being able to se­ By' ubBik a |«oWerfu1 electric- uprrept Third St.. Sanford. U>-ticure nn entertainment by , Miss ho produced such a heat that drops F^r Salt - Good all rpuTid -i Estelle Gray, the noted California formed at tho tips of the carbons. buggy and harness. Chenfyfbr;? violinist on the night of ‘Nov. 16th. Box 1256 or ~ “ ‘ " v'^ This entertainment, will be given in West Hijassrorr. Better Paying Crop. tho Temple. Season tickets are now If young men who Ijava been sowing On sale for the pntiro winter course wild oats wish to make amends and *,-F «r Sale- -26,00fi Snow l>a at JHHO. Th* admifedbn to each i^nke’ good tbMr-losses,* tot ibbO} sow (WuVr Plants. W. C; .Pry iltiraetfo'rj-'ViU be 50 cents. You Um $.wheatChicago Daily -New^ ' A .., ’ * - I *-1 T h r e e in f*sv* tat p ) UIHF « n l « 4 . strength. She L « h *$h« Ri**t bowing of any woman l have ever known." Let the people of Sanford rerrp'rol e* that this rem arkable wo main is to be in our city on the night' or Nov. lfith. Buy a ticket on Satur­ day from Prof II F Fr.ell ’and Mr For Sale— Ten acres of the best A. W. Honeycutt when they aphigh luimmock land, west side, just p i o v h you. outside corporate limit* Half in cult i vat ion 4 years. About 250 More Troops Needed largo pines.on other half. All fenced Wa*lHngton. D. C.. Oct 29. and ditched. Quarter mile /TFS-wt^ Governor Ferguson of Texas today shipping stations and Elm .**, Per­ wired President j^ilaon asking that fect .drainage. $1350 will hay it if more Uffop* he sent to Brownsville. sold within the next 10 daynA worth Tbo border raids are threatening end $3000.00. See owner. 207 French tha’ situation is more menacing. avenue. a! l-tf / -. . - - I •• of Miss Gray:. "H e r bow arm is truly rtunarkabb* Tor its freedom and V D R IO Q C r»MMn ligh t * ill l f » l m l h » f t h e l a i n * if t h e r l | > w»lf to* •» (*• r*sr-»1 im p a r t i a l ) ) toil a, r v m l m t fir f hi l * i ' , o ,.f i , *i , <>r«|lnain •-* \* an A it lt - r m a n lo t fo u r **» . «> ,,| 1'lii.j-ii one of the |.iv«dicst jnrganir.atiojjs of the kind th Lh^.-stulew<flnd several months sgo x tn‘ 1 Warded a IV E H JOHNSON t ^1 > •-le v trti < " l i t " 11X live* anil witluml f liiiiif i| all) jife^lecf |uti |ir,-uuvs a r e s tu n n i n g I b i s y e a r . " in ,'fnrnp.t * tOfe Pclmetto Avenue- For Sale A few dozen c a n - of home , limed tomatoes, t L i || Brand, which I wish to ilt-ipo.. .,( jt Min i Vo 3 *cit'ifs, 3 for 2."i~ ’ '.-rnT your orders to Gladys Greene, R p, D. No. 3, Sanford. This notice will not appear again. 20-1 tc lit l h»* rillse-ftA In Hi t n > w * y i rin g , For Sale Ford,truck, line shap* bargain Five passenger Butch, grett­ ing bargain, $350.00 Semin,.1- (’ 0. Garage. Sanford, Fla. • I’Mf ft m | i o f m if m m if it t f iiK i l l h , a ll L im it. 18-titp People read these ads. You art doing it now. Is your ad in tha column? Have you something t> sell? Try an ad * 4.if *r*T Mr* N AN Green of DeLa- d tia* returin-<l heme after a ph-a«.ii.: -i'll to her si*ti-r. Mrs p; (; Mehricti*. i* • . Fur Mrs Wate of Boston i* visiting her patents, Mr and Mrs Bn hard I*a tt 1n I.a R o ip le For Sale— Florida corn, sacked oi in ear." Florida hays haled Carina or less. Best Fulghum seed n»p $1 00 per bushel in live bushel lou Seed- Bye $11.75 per bushel. Wjj. liamson tfc Dennis, Gainesvii f]| W O M A N ’S CLUB t in.1111- witt, t lo-ir tier-il, work In ti-tent centered in the exchange ol new pattern* in crochet Dainty re­ freshment:. Weft- served during I he afternoon 1 hose present wer* M r s Mr*. Tlionui* 1 ,-ok , recently <•* Tom Davis, Mr* \A \A l.obg. Mr* B r a t d e n l o w n ha s b e e n t he gu,-*t o f I K Fa,,Mr* D A Ci.ldweli, her sister, Mr* K (i M, lirten*. Mrs II H Hill. Mr* ( < Wood­ while en route to het new h ome in ruff and Mr* Richard Baltin Tennessee Mrs. C D M c L a u g h l i n I- M I u* day iiight for Augusta, G. , where Bhe was called by the sudden death of her mother. Mrs. Roswell King ^ ... the -.pi-eiai ' “ " l I'eoplI helpful .talk Mrs. li >1 Chappell's paper fob ' h» ,r’ ” Mr* Tn lowed on George W Cable and was \nm rip!ur>- lessondelightfully gn* n I t-i- wilier burn 1 i-s tlie s{,.,ial m New Orb.ill* In I * 1I Im n l to “ “ “ study tin- In-bUs ,*f the Creoh-e Association <if Leaving school at the age >>f fifteen PC [>« meet' with because of his fatli-r s death, In- Mr and Mrs William M> K 11■t«**iMrs \A i| I’lti-rs ha* n-rurne, are tcjoicing in the birth of a lUtLhome after a pleasant \ i-s11 to Jack daughter. ThursHny Oct ‘_M| Mrs. H. H. Patushull of (im t v ttpei t Tueatiay in the nty *hnt ping Jacksonville Florida VETE KIW AH IAN O F F I C E ----- * - H A M ) BROS. STABLES Oak Avenut { <: Belween 3rd and 4th Si �' ’ 'T v ■SSMB ♦ -V ', <• EH« • . .• fV V : *v .iW V "1 ' 'TSTr- • ‘'JTZ- ' k .. i *V ' IN TH E HEART OF T H E W O RLD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED GRABS BAG AND DUCKS SANFORD HE City Itcautiful prizes. To facilitate the work of them* Indies a lint ,wi ll'ltp tivnpilcd of home ground* mint a t ­ tractive In each district, hy citizens' selected for this purpose. Thi* list will he given the final judge*, in older-that a more rnreful Inlpri tion will lie made on November r* an no pains Mill I e spaied to make the contest fair'anil ju>t. MANATEE ST.JOHNS TRUCKERS RIVER TRIP WILL ONLY II A V K TWO,GREAT S C E N E R Y . GREAT HUNDRED AC RES IN I PEOPLE. GREAT RIVER C EL E R Y „ GREAT STATE but which have proved their adapta­ bility. The yellow elder la one of thrim, and it has-'bloomed to pcifection in the garden of B. F. Whitmu and M. F. ITdbinson. Another lovely thing i* the Hauhinia, or Mountain Ebony. Mhicli has an bloom like an orchid. There are tine plants of thin in the garden of the Hotel Allumonte. ON T U E S D A Y s I S 1 AND FRIDAYS BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET FOR OSTEEN ‘ » V f 'Cl ’*rs!-, (jtf A One cash pi ire of five dollui- Mill There will be calla lily bulbs for be given in each district to the h> me .Ti ^■lt‘ sale, tftid thpir suitabi lity * I* i f be and ground' judged most di-si r viug. judged by the fact that last winter A Growers and trucker* in the Sar. The A (I W I Steamship New* in n The bounds of districts and - audi­ sotu Hay district have been-busy for bc4utifully illustrated monthly till irl they bloomed ,ift^ti^>fd from .Chi isttakes satchel tions of award, were published in' \ tM two months getting the ground in wiih entertaining mnltet concerning man until I j f b e j b p a n, the Met aid of October 2fi from a r m of shape for tho fall crop*. Heed bed* tho West Intlja inlands and other T h e r e . ' p l a n t s 0/ pansy, \/ have been planted and the work of point touched, by the Clyde and and Beilis I’errumu. the pretty little Mis. I,.'II. Ilouchrlle,’ lit lie daugh­ setting out the pi a tit* begun some Mallory Lino steu liters. including English daisy. ter Frances and Mias Marian Earle time ago. Florida. Tho articles are splendidly ■ mm The usual ctop* of tomatoes, pep­ written, and the, il lust rift ions are of New Stpyrnn are the popular busy and clean Everybody get i ‘..ril is getting ill the Lift City pers. eggplant, beans, oubli ige nnd l'lt'11 ily hi mtiful Few articles of a Among the many * booklet* re«, j guests of Mr* Henry Wight up Nov. IT-20. many wnyjt anil some of 11; lettuce with a less amount of Engnptiv nature could be more cently printed for various -sections of -c in- not i » °ur liking. Tho lish peas, cauliflower and P ar.-l" l Cllt' rt.iini g. The November issue Florida by the Herald Printing Coy>>* i iii••n havo their highwaymen . Jl have been planted •if 1lii< pr •tty magazine has" an ur. , of this city is that of Osteen, l*|?>'r» . !, nfl the hnml satchel* of The dry Meat her ha? be r-II ovel • t l ' - l ' L> Hay mond Com to. I on - 1 ida a fine l>mc.hure id railroad folder anil at their will rnh come on many farms by i 1lg it inn, ir>mi W ■ti t Life in F.iiriria,* size describing this hgnutiful little ..a thi* streets hut our city otliers m beru the cropping is l i t l l H W III 'll U‘l luki- tin* following ex dlly in Volusia county. (Fsteeri is The present time -hmr—hern np saw gras1! land1? h a w vuffrrrd n o ‘ m m nf tn en t1ntj*rnxt tjbout ntnr tmles from Hanfontr tin-— tngn!url> free from these bold, bad inconvenience from the luck of rain, Hghtfully situated among the oak* "The St. Johns river is tho inlund men. due to the vigilance of the SPORTSMEN WARNED THAT but th e -several hours of slow rain FOUNDATION LAYING AND und pines on the high ridge between waterway from Jacksonville south to all Tuesday made the growing police the Rt. Johns river and the, ocean SU I ' E r t S T I t U C T U RE PROTECTION OF WILD the fruit growing country One plants take on u brighter if greener and about twenty miles' from thu Saturday night lining Halloween takes an attractive. Clyde Line H lilLD IN G #. ASSETS, FOWL MUST HE view of life, expressed by expanding fine beach at N*‘ w Smyrna; tin- police were busy with the small steamer, and travels all night up the NEEDS. ETC. OBSERVED outward mill Upward I i . and this looked like n golden ■3 winding stream with the scarehlighl (Klevii It nol/JT’ m'w town but like The celery crop in Manatee rotin-1 opportunity for u ne^ro thief who Arch|lcrturaf designing, artisan many other t^wn* in Florida has Washington, l> C . Nov 2 With playing on the deiiffe tropical jungles wnt-hefl M Frank in his store get- tile approach of the open season for ty will not be over 50 pet cent of |mon1 beautifully You arrive aboil I squaring and plumbing, ami me­ been taking a siesta, being content This is due ■ i- ready to leave for home. After shooting wild low], iluCoiled what it was last year the middle of the next morning at chanical rough hewing are already with w luu ha.t been lavishly suji■ ng the store and accompanied States Department of Aguruliure is to the initial expense of raising tins Sanford, m the vegetable country, well accomplished for-ou r metro­ Jilied by nature and the inhabitants l , Mrs Frank and Miss Florence warning sportsmen that the Federal crop and the price of fertilizer which from this place much celery ami politan Sanford, tin* coming City knowing they lived in one of the Mr Frank wended hi* M'ay horne- regulations as amended October 1, has advanced -10 per cent over last othrr green Stuff is shipped to lurk- Attractive Foundation laying, the favored spots of the state did not Some 425 acres'were plant­ A.ir l on Magnolia avenue and just If* I t, will be strictly enforced Sonic season vitally important work of all up­ think they were justified in giving sonville and the north This year there will a* the party were in the durk part misunderstanding has arisen from ed last year. building is of in tensest interest to away the secret to any one else. "The trip Up this winding river The every citizen who bel leges, as we do, nf the block nnd near their home the fact that tho various state laws probably not be over 200. gave to us our tirnt glimspe of the But in the (last two years Osteen in a great future for the luunty seut . man jostled against Mrs Frank do not always conform to the Fed prospects fur this crop >»r«* good this inland life a glimpse that appealed has taken on new life, chiefly season, so fur. much better than last of Semiuole. Not in the vast ex­ ,i• -i Infuse she could prevent it had eral regul atin ns This is regarded as to Us us particularly like the life of through the efforts of a live Hoard of and an optimistic feeling prevails panse of area, as Rev Mr. Venable Hipped her hand satchel from her unfortunate but in such cases the the south one meets in a popular Trade and the new booklet that aiming growers that good prices will arm and with the speed of a grey­ Department must insist upon the observed iq one of his excellent ad­ novel the fragrant, broad veran- dresses while heie, not in the wide describes candidly and honestly the hound ran down the street About observance of the Federal regula be obtained. Mr V W Chapman, manager of dahed south with its romantic at­ width or broad breadth nr zenith- town and country is the first step that time a Sanford negro came up tions the Manatee County Vegetable Co . mosphere, its old gardens und bowers lowering apex, does the greatnese'of of the Board to let the world know, aid inquired if the man speeding The Department will consider any what Osteen hud to offer the home* iltiMn tiie street had stolen some­ recommendations submitted in good who have one of the best farms for The steamer landed ul Pululku a city consist, but in the spirit i f seeker and investor raising celery in the county, thre# ** Not for oiit national, thing ami upon being informed faith (Or amendment of the regular at about nine in the evening. W«* her people. miles from Sarasota on the hard Osteen is a sister of Sanford, al-, that he hml went over to Sanford tions, but will hold no public hear­ had beAn chatting through the first state, county and municipal execu­ avenue anil informed Marshal Tillis ings thereon, nor will it amend the road to Hradcntown, informs us his part of the journey with a sturdy tives. men who aro professional poli­ though In Volusia county and wo aid the police fofee, who responded regulations prior to .October 15, company will plant twenty-five acres, southerner from 'No'th Cuhlihu,* a ticians only, but tb<>*A who are also rejoice in Imr success and public When the new hard sur­ in a lew minutes. They succeeded in 1915. It is the purpose of the De­ fifteen having alt cad y beibi set out, young pi anler, whose conversation men of character, m e q o f progression, spirit. The City Attrac­ faced roads are built from Osteen tr.e king the man as far us Eighth partment to conform the regula­ the other ten I* being set ns rapidly hnd thrown us into another life— the Then of fidelity. street but there he wan lost in the tions to the wishes of the majority a* a j o r c e of twenty-live men can life of the sunny south, and hud tive must be-7 foundation laid und ferry to New Smyrna through Os­ darkness and up to date has not of sportsmen so far as it can be gel Che plants transplanted from well prepared us for the enjoyment supeistruoStfrc built by men of not teen that litlje city will expand and been apprehended. Luckily the sat- done and at the same time give wild the seed beds. Boarding the plants of Palatka, As the steamer swung only IrightBfrnfessInns. but who. seen grow nnd become a fartor in the life for bleaching will bggi/i about •lol only contained a few dollars, fowl up to the landing, there was a or unseoft. walc,h#d or unwatched, of Volusia county und in this ex­ the necessary protection. Christmas und shipping 1Ahc next but Mrs Frank’* greatest loss is laughing, chattering group waiting live up to th*«< professions. Public pansion Sanford will assist in every As fast as the celery is re, Fnlcral regulations divide the I month A drawbridge between the H. r glasses and several small articles In the swaying lantern 'light, nnd spirit, aggntssIWvljeAs,. _unselfish ser­ way United States lilt" two zones Zone J moved the land Will he plantftW in I vice and shrewd foresight, coupled two '"iinties, connecting the brick 1 • I • O rep l ace near them an eager group of darbies, The celery already set No I. the breeding zone. in.dudes tomatoes wi A i rigbteoushFxts make So tnvin^ road* of Seminole nnd Volusia will anxious to pick up a few Coins, hov­ n . bohlness of the highwayman nut is in line condition atid the pros-1 the state of Oregon Idaho. Nebra« add greatly to the prosperity of rihle combination for the funda­ ered to carry our grips, catch the d. mm,-trales the ease with which ka. (,'olorado, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana. peels for u good crpp most encour­ mental constructing und subsequent Osteen nnd the Board of Trade will rope, do anything to win our favor, any one cun be robbed and every Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jer­ aging. rearing of a city whose renown shall then see tho resujts of their . labor* T j and consequently got in every one's •itizen of Sanford and especially the Celery will be a good crop this sey und ul I states north of them. nv the th « ‘ girdle the universe. and the ‘ (home place among way. ladies should be on guard at night, Zone No. 2, the wintering zone, in­ year and it is expected high prices oaks and pines" will bo filled \kith Briefly, in word about our assets, for ut this time of the season the "W e wejjl ashore and proceeded Reports from cludes all slates south .of those will lie maintained. and our needs: I^tke Monroe und new peop le, autos filled with tour­ l"irgl.ir and highwayman lurks in The air was JHI New York and Michigan are that up the dark street named. our seawall and our hoped for In­ ists in the winter and Flori<H»» pep pit*” ai Hie rities and is constantly on The regulations prescribe seasons there will he much less celery plum­ fragrant wflh the breath of orange lund waterway, our extensive and in the summer will'be speeding over th. lookout for victims It would ed this season than usual und the blossoms anil with the dampness of as follows unequaled winter farming territory the new roads to the beach and this ■I'li be well (or the business men to From Open seasons for migratory turd* short ernp will command higher the river and the mg lit aFiutting the city our rail and water entire section will take on new- life go armed, as a few killings Mould The Conditions are very favor­ a head Moated strains of music in )*tl5 under Federal regulation". prices transportation; our manufacturing and prosperity re tit tally decrease the ranks of able fur raising this crop and it in combination made a fairy I ike appeal Zone No 2. industries;' including the A C. L. Ho-u bold robbers. expected the price will he main­ to us. Waterfowl: Oct. I-Jan Id shops; our miles upon miles ol paved Navy Needs Supplies Exceptions: Delaware, Marian tained throughout the season " A dance wus on at the big hotel. roads and streets, with more to fol­ Washington, Nov, 2.— Increases District of Columbia, Virginia, North Monthly Magadnc for Sanford In the wide lounge and lobby groups low including the Dixie and Na­ iq the navy's store of supplies to Will Ballot Today About the 20th of November will Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, laiuof pretty women— It seemed that tional Highways; the fine bUrgs nnd make possible the placing of a float Washington, D. C., Nov. 2 appear the lirnj issue of a monthly isiana, Nov. l-Feb. L Eight slates, New York, Massachu­ night that ul I of them were pretty handsome drives in all direction*; upon a war basis at a few hours’ Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, magazine in Sanford. This maga­ setts, Maryland, New Jersey, Penn­ — chatted gayly with their purtners, pretty dwellings and tasty grounds; notice *is urged • by Rear Admiral zine will begin with weight pages, Nov. 20-Feb. 1!L flowering Samuel McGowan, paymaster gen­ sylvania, Kentucky. Ohio and' Mis­ nibled at Ices, or watched us, as delightful shade • tre*s, Missouri. Kunsas, Oklahoma, Sept. th re e columns each. It will be sissippi, will hold el ections*. to/lay. newcomers and possible acquaint-, shrub*, plants and year round ver­ eral of the United States navy, in a 'sited The Temple Report and will 15Feb. 1. With a few local expectations, in an cos. There was one thing most dure; supremest climate in the repot t to Secretary Daniels. have as editor Mr. George Hyman Arizona, California. Texas, Oct these . constitutional ques­ noticeable about the atmosphere world; our banks, stores, offices, In a few years the war vessels un­ and as business manager Mrs. Forest 16Feb. 1. tions will be the dominant issues.on here, a thing that 1 found true of shops and commercial interests; our fit for service have increased thirty L Gntchel. Six columns will he Rails, Coots. Gallinules. Sept I- election day, including as they do all the south and west coast town*. always on the right side, bright and per rent, while there is a depreciaw * *■•»**» *n'd as advertising space. Dec. 1. such fundarifcntal matters as woman- It was a most pleasing informaHty, nqway Herald; our power for good tion in value in the stores on hand. Exceptions: Tennessee, Utah A sermon will be printed in each suffrage, municinpl' Home rule, pro­ which extended a friendly greeting Commercial Club; und, best of ail, "In discussing economy," says the Sept.’ 1-Dee. 1 issue Other church announcements hibition, state Income taxes, refer­ to the newcomer without the neces­ our People, our Schools and our report, "this makes a fine showing, Missouri, Sept. 15-Jan 1 Was ever n young and but it is a condition which- s h o u ld anti reports will be made .therein. endum plans, nnd some leaser re­ sity for words, as well us a cordial Churches. camaraderie to the acquaintance, 1 Louisiana, Nov. I-Feb. 1 . aspiring town more favored? .AU the institutions of the Temple forms. not longer continue, for R ia A mat­ Ariaona, California (coots), Oct. Mil be given space to give publicity The woman suffrage question will wus phased with that there; I have We need, always, more enterpris­ ter of history (hat every great cor* 51-Fob. I. in the columns of the magazine. come up for decision In New York, been pleased with it again und again ing and able metf to share our of­ flict has, In tho Inst analysis, d?* Woodcock: Nov. 1-Jan. 1: Pennsylvania and Massachusetts^ In the other' towns of southwest ficial, commercial and financial re- pended largely on tho question of Mr Hyman, the editor, Is the Yet, the people to he Exceptions: Delaware, Louisiana. which states will funriah in point, of Florida. sponaibilities; more husbands and supply. There shoifid be no real _j£f pj pastor of the First Baptist Church found, in these inland resorts are Nov. 15-Jan, 1. population, tho greztest test "Uio wives to make beautiful homes, difference between peace times and <>f Sanford and has-had considerable West “Virginia, Oct. 1-Dec. 1 suffrage question has ever hnd in the quite aS gsntee^ quite us well bred plunt more shade, set out and tend war times with respect to ship sup­ experience in this line of work. Ho t 0*w a clans, as those of the cast coast. Georgia, Dec. 1-Jan. 1. . United Sutez. New blossom, green and lawn; more at­ ply." i served when only sixteen years of " We "could only stop to chat tendant* in our places of worship, • Shore Birds, Black Breasted and first .*t»te in th# east* otr ~ »— »ge as co-editor of the Houston brie fly .with those whom we met in more children and adults in our tourists, as well n* residents, and* t ' nH Journal in Georgia. Was editor for Golden Plover, Jackanlpe, Yello- equal suffruge, defeated the pr< tion at a special election given oVer Pafatka. ^ Our steafner was to start Sunday schools, more God-fearing, northern capital, a model-up-to-date legs, Sept. 1-Dec. 15. , j a year of Zeitgeist, a monthly maga­ Exceptions: Florida." Georgia, e x r l U a i ^ V i y t h e Suffrage question again within a -fe w minutes; it was God-honoring men and women,, in hotel, und that promised fintf Qpvzine devoted to the interest of Chris­ South Carolina, Nov. 20-Feb. 1. on October 19. While it has been with a feeling of regret that we society, in domestics, in trade, and ernment Building, that Intra Coast' i *1 tian Education Chrisp County, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, held by some political observer! that, turned back to continue our jour- in ?very walk of life. al Waterway, a Library Building, j We want Georgia. Ho Was also editor (or a TcXaS, N o v.’ l-Feb. 1. the result of the contest in New ney " H ospital, County and Boat C\ubs, a y *. ^ more music In our churches, Jn our year of Hcrnado, a monthly maga­ ' Tennessee. Oct. 1-Dec. Id. Jersey -Vould be reliably indicative i r - ‘ j public squares nnd in. our parlor*. Y. M. C. A., Golf Links, tf'C o u n ty zine it) the county by that name Arizona, California. Oct. 16- Feb­ of what might bo expected in ‘ ttrti, ’ Plant Hale and Flower .Show Fair AWoriatlon! more m erchants We want substantial and heartiest 'a this- state. larger neighboring states, the suf­ On November 19 and 20, |t some support for our city band, M d -fo r nnd liukiness nmn who will be- * memruary 1 ? -r-^ ’f a Mr* Forest Gatchpl is well Known Utah (snipe). Oct 1-Dec. Ifi frage leaders have not been dis­ place to bn announced later, tjie civic' all competent and Helpful instruc­ iiers of and take an active Interest , in Sanford as a well trained business Utah (plover and yellbw|egs). couraged by the big majority with sections of the Welfare Department tor* in every musical line. We want in our Cummurcial Club. j . %... - - f1 -- O w'inian, possessing qualities of per- Sept. 1, 1918. which the issue was defeated jn of tiie Woman’ s Cfub will hold a more grand organs. The 'pipe or­ t And last, but not least, ifl;M (| 4 J .1 \ ’ unality and character which make Insectivorous birds protected in­ New Jersey, nnd look forward to sale of pl ants that nre now ready for gan obtained through the indefati­ Enthusiasm. Nothing ant buses' liku — • Ger a success in all her undertakings definitely. the biggest test with confidence. a place In Hanford ■gardens. There gable .efforts and, probably unreal­ enthusiasm, nothing mohi fontsBand tailed pigeons, | The importance of this test is in­ will be roses, palms and ornamentals, ized, perhaps finuppreciutive lajgr glous, luid . .nothing J he magazine will be issued In cranes, swans, curlew, and smaller accompiiahew, ’ - 1*;| -UuaaUti** .600 *mi wrii btrfrewW W ghore bird* protected-until Septem­ dicated by. the face that, in. point, of at calaldgua.-pticaa and amaryllis giving-wh one in cmr nrtdst.^wmpTJtst'roueh'' without’ |rr>; Let m.devytjrtiy 'iuftntities o( 500 und will be for ber 1, 1918; wood ducks in Kansas population, the states of New.Yorlf, bulb* from Mr. Mcado ht Oviedo. mented .by. the splendid' UxfistancP1 enthuse with FVfcry breath Wo draw,’ r>f Mtk.M. C -. ____ > ____ J' . ' *.»**,and M * u * ebuB«tts, Pt;of. Nehrjing has promised■a fine <4 free distribution. ‘ ' #th*rx,' toe< rii< r with ■ ' IMI .l ' ''Car* and West Virginia, rails and wood Pennsylvania every word we spwrt^everyv,deed wo,, which will vote on suffrage Nov. 2d, display of csladium leaves from negie'k generous merotu; gift, la ndw i n s u f ­ do, and every LfnfTwo .vritf. wlth , due ka in California, and woodcock ] in Missouri are also protected until include over 20,000,000 paopJec-HL which orders may be takhn for ficient for the city’s need*, -AVe unremitting . teal W»d .Hghteouaneeq Garden Prifcfi . fifth of the population of the entire tuber* to be delivered in thenipring, should have in the very fnear future endeavoring to All the tu-cds above invitations hfcve been sent to Mm. September L 1918. United States— and these. 20,1000,000 and at price* lower- than they V aV ^ .^jir more of these grand,'dncom outlined. Thus * Shooting protected between sunWc not only stato chairman of civic* in UuF practically double -tit* popula- been offered before. It is the Inten­ parable aids to divine Worship and rough hew but lupsrbly and sub-s r t a n d sunrise: or at any time on Florida .'Federation., of „ Woman’s Liuba, a » ( the Mississippi river between Minne­ ion of the states fp, which., eqpfl tion of those who have this sale in to the rendering of the aublimeat stantisUy lay the foundation for rge'to offer some plants not Or- and most exalted In heaven inspired and build the City Attractive. f l l l has i as yet W been fuTOMT ^nt of apolis and Memphis after January suffrage 19 final j ed, * . . dln» ‘ W * • » ‘‘n Horida gardens. harmony.- .We need visitors, and 1, 1916. Fauatina e awarding. V =~J“ * ■»' .. •y. *’i*J ” . ‘ • V C C 'f e i o v » HIGHWAYMAN JUST ISSUED FROM T H E P R E S S OF > THE H E R A L D PR IN TIN G CO. A T SANFORD . MRS. M. FR AN K & ESCAPES MIGRATORY BIRD LAW BE ENFORCED THE EVOLVING OF CITY ATTRACTIVE .! 1 MS i f M i f felt .' i i ; mwj y i B it W ' 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 29, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 29, 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>, October 29, 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/b4a85f36e3e3dd4f8eafe04aa9f2e342.pdf dcf72725b7e69f7cc94e99ee5ded52dd PDF Text Text iMtoobMW^P PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER 29, is is I-" ... _ t— AT SANFORD CHURCHES 1 1 I 11 II I I [ j m l t c d ^ ^ H g 3 11 ( Potash supply H \ given an incentive to jj | more thoroughly into plant nutrition ^ with view to utilizing product* at hand to the very _ bast purpose. The result of our efforts along this line is Presbyterian Church The Sunday school is enthusiastic i in .its work and is growing. Dr. Brownlee will preach both services Sunday. The night services are evangelistic. The subject Sun­ day night at 7 will be, "W hy Join the* Church?" A large chorus is lending the singing at these services. Classes for Christian Doctrine 0 •a. m. • » Benediction 7:30. p. m* Sermons adapted from the Kpistle and Ons\r,\| of the Sunday. Week days: Mass evry morning at 7. Friday, at 7:30 p. m. Stations of the Cross. tf MARY BIC K FO R D IN “ L IT T L E P A L" AT TH E STAR MONDAY NOVEMBER FIRST Mrs. K. U. lfnyes is again at home from a delightful visit to relatives in Kentucky. It is so carefully blended that where land is properly pr ^ ^ tg o im t any fertilizer mixture of same ammonia and phi regardless of percentage of potash.. Send f< & Toomer Fertilizer Co, Jacksonville Florida ^ For Sale— Florida corn, sacked oi in ear." Florida hays haled Carina or less. Best Fulghum seed n»p $1 00 per bushel in live bushel lou Seed- Bye $11.75 per bushel. Wjj. liamson tfc Dennis, Gainesvii f]| . • 18-titp , WOMAN’S CLU B Baptist Service for Sundav 0:30 Bible School. Mr. W. E. Scoggan will ct as superintendent on account of Mr. Jinkins* absence from the city. 11:00 Preaching at this hour by the pastor, Mr. George Hyman on the subject, * "T h e Vision of the Goal." 6:30 Jr 1}. Y. P. U. 6:30 Sr. B Y P. U 7:30 "T h e Matter and Manner of Acceptable Prayer" will be the sub­ ject discussed by Mr Ilymarr in the evening People read these ads. You art doing it now. Is your ad in tha column? Have you something t> sell? Try an ad * 4. if V Griffin Herring left on Wednesday for Anna {rolls, where he will enter u preparatory school before entering church la s t'P riila y werrinfc, at their upon his studies in the Naval Acad­ pretty little home west of the city. emy to which he has been appointed There, was a luige gathering of the Mrs . Ar c hi e B e t t s is vi-iting in young people to enjoy the fun and frolic, which ran fast and furious, as Kissimmee tiie many laughable and amusing games developed. A particularly On Nov 7th the c h u r c h will begin -fu n ny ‘ •rrrr- 'rr -vraT-thr TrnfnttriTT of- Hunt- n a « t i a scrips n? servi ces last i ng Tor four poetry, six different members of the City. days. The pastor will do the preachcompany reciting poems, no two the You are welcomed t o . all the serMrs. Geo.. Dickinson left on the 1 same, all at one time. Guessing the names of cities was rather novel and midnight frnin Wednesday to attend exciter! much curiosity. Many old the bedside of her youngest son. ( ongregational Church fashioned game* were played and Robt M l»u k,-0 *011. who is critical­ Nc x l S un d a y mor ni ng tinthe guest* upon taking’ their de­ ly ill ject (or c on s i d er at i on will he, parture voted the coins of Sinai! de­ M i ' !{< -<■ Addington i ' > re from ( "ongregat lonulisin of Modern nomination the lf;">t ayre-abb- 01 I n d i a n a and wi l l b> t h> gm- t «f b , r a present at ion of lb,- tiling enter tamers ., It winch lb,Congregational >$ BUfi - H i r. M is |J , i r r \ VA a , , l bo the o thM Miss Mary Chappell read Life and named the works of Mary Murfree. This writer's style of writing *?■ vc differs from that of mo-1 waiters, m., . A Tennesseean by birth, stones ’are *' laid amid scenery of mountains, pen th» t, name Ttetng OiaTlv* T* 1o<-17,■u" A ' humorous incident is related. At a meeting of writers among which ,)*«*’• numbered Longfellow, Whittier, „r n Holmes, etc-.. Miss Murfrce attend* ed Holmes upon finding the card tivr r. Charles Crockett proceed,,-,! to Hunt »■,,) ,' ii|, the owru-r of the card After 1.'" r-'r !.t mtlrh searching he returned to WhitTinv 4 k h a l t 11 in*r s«n•!1 fni m* ir■>1:-I1 s t \\ hit rn r C‘lijtr I«•* ( j *»rki*l 1 * i* \\]*r “*r',*n iM trvt41 '* M onI if hiT Htoru*H ilrul rv*fiat.< . 'juth huhitH i ( i h»* Kouthi'in mmin* ... the -.pi-eiai ' “"l I'eoplI helpful .talk Mrs. li >1 Chappell's paper fob ' h»,r’ ” Mr* Tn lowed on George W Cable and was \nm rip!ur>- lessondelightfully gn* n I t-i- wilier burn 1 i-s tlie s{,.,ial m New O rb .ill* In I * 1 I Im n l to “ ““ study tin- In-b Us ,*f the Creoh-e Association <if Leaving school at the age >>f fifteen PC [>« meet' with because of his fatli-r s death, In- w tr.l i-r Mr and Mr s Wi l l i a m M> K 11■t«**iMrs \A i| I’lti-rs ha* n-rurne, a r e tcj oi c i ng in t h e b i r t h of a lUtLhome after a pleasant \i-s11 to Jack daughter. ThursHny Oct ‘_M| //iiynut’i T hot tt>It W o l d hits b e t n r e c e i v e d m San f o u l of t h e m a r r i a g e of M i " Dai *, [ l a y m a n of S a v a n n a h , Gu . a n d Mr S .1 T h m nr I of S a n f or d , w lii-b ten* ( d a c e in S a v a n n a h mi Mi t ur da v Mr T b o t r i i l ! is a well known a nd l"'P ulur e m p l o y e of t h e A I 1. Mr*. Tlionui* 1 ,-ok , recently <•* t i n. 1111- w itt, t lo-ir tier-il, w o r k In 1 hose present wer* has been t he gu,-*t of Tennessee Mrs. H. H. Patushull of (im tv ttpei t Tueatiay in the nty *hnt ping Mrs. C D McLaughlin I- M I u* day iiight for Augusta, G. , where Bhe was called by the sudden death of her mother. Mrs. Roswell King Reached Hl» L im it. "The styles are stunning Ibis year." f*nht the etitInislastb vouug woman ■Are lliis" i •-)• iin ,1 the bastiful man I favi-n i v" i in-i *•»11' N*i After observing Ihe * unninc sl'lc* of last yeur, Fm afraid to bmk." Mrs Wate of Boston i* visiting her patents, Mr and Mrs Bn hard I*a tt 1n Mr* N AN Green of DeLa- d tia* re turin-<l heme after a ph-a«.ii.: -i'll to her si*ti-r. Mrs p; (; Mehricti*. I.aR oiple i* " pl -llillllg F o r c e d by E le c tric C u rrent. in ,'fnrnp.t Stray electric currents from a rail­ road are supposed to cause the treen Mr< E. W. D. Dunn ia expected oil one side of n,Brussels street to bud blossom after from UHando today to attend the again and IMlkisoti irftiajciile,to the t.iternture they once have^shed their leaves every fall. DcpirAmept .tomorrow afternoon. 9 e B C IIIIU IIIIII500C 3«C X X TRUSS V DRIOQC “To Save Time Is To Lengthen L ife ” . Did you over s to p to th in k how, much (mu* ymi roujd s a v e if you had a b i c y c l e ? t How m a n y tim e s a duy do y ou walk frurjj one to tw e n ­ t y b lo c k s wlien if you liad a b ic y c le the trip could Ik- m ade in o n e fo u rth th o tim e?'. .«/ , ^ We have in«ll tho l»est miikvt*, iioth cheaj) ones and higher, which wo will self on term* to *uit. Or. we n»n fix up your old one at a reasonable price. Corpjq in and talk to ua olmut it. Sanford Cycle Company * tOfe Pclmetto Avenue- « Opposite City Hail Bicycles, Motorcycles ant! Accessories iseexiiiiiiiiiiiixfxiiiiiiiiiiiijocxi Min i Vo 3 * cit'ifs, 3 for 2."i~ ’ '.-rnT your orders to Gladys Greene, R p, D. No. 3, Sanford. This notice will not appear again. 20-1 tc FOR REN T F o r Kent B o o m s for light houici-t-tTig •»1•» <hik a ve nu e 'Jo -f •|IMi-i ^1 > r»MMn 114Ili wS* and •-lev trti light fur rent < " l i t " 11 X 1 '•*- 1 - A! Ilf 111 all* [ *f J”*-- • M , '»k| 11 js**r f t 1 ' 11,4 He Hi ! Tr*. I- i , I n br- h r l i ! m S * « v » m t » r r H * v i d *: sw-i'w-i tw o ■ ' A I d i - f m • * * r , | t. »..*•» i t t (-• lit lh»* rillse-ftAIn Hitn> w*yi 1 - ao 1*- ,<| * fmf f u* q live* anil witluml fliiiiifi| all) jife^lecf |uti |ir,-uuvs ' 4** A !' 3 f» If.- 'A * ‘ Ili-iit Fur l )t”<ira fe»I«k run fti'i for A!,.*: il i ■t. M• rn«•if; in I»r i \,til’ f tt 11111 V * * f: I'll nn........ IVt' Ri- „i 11ft a Mi her Refit S ever al line 1*thrf room* over Yowi-ll'n F.n,|uir,- N P * ill l f » l m l h » f t h e l a i n * if t h e r l | > w»lf to* •» (*• r*sr-»1 toil r v m l m t fir f h i l * i ' , o ,. f i , *i , impartial)) <>r«|lnain•-* a, \* an Aitlt-rman lot four **» . •cctirtliPf that rtKVrfd, f fra(» 'if Ih»* volrtw of ring .1 MelhodiNt Services In tin- new church la»t Sunday lh all the service* were well attended *k, i. There were more in Sunday school1 lean than at any lint,- -rmi »- left tin Dr-> "ill . hufi h p.very or- wa* ins|i|fei| l,r,-i 1 tin i u ml* t * and tin -pini *d the as.*'lr, occasion of b t The session of the school on next ami Sunday is expected to be of greater I °f l ^interest than any preevious day. I pirtm About thirty member* of the Days Truth Seekers and Brotherhood Hoi , lasses with tin- pa*lor and *ufnT -o'- *' iMendent iiHi-tuI the peiiern I ion of Bn Bible cfasses uf the AlvtfcOiilXl church , IlH -d in I >rlatldo this week Ida* wa* a *!•'1• 1 great in i .tsion Ida* teachers and 4' d some of the officer * who Wets* pres- Linlti rut will convey lo those who were hot not able to attend the'good thing* mg* they received. The Sunday school l’hitik i meets nt 11: 45. jpurru Preaching Mornihg f»t It and " | evening at 7 . • S!, v,, i All will pteet jt hearty welcome «>,,| *ai> i lum f,.r *h* *14! I 'full) 1 i » r»%\1si 1\ I'M M MM*«rv t For >P-ii< One room ron vvfiisfit a| f• 1 1£»1 Knijuire 12 1 \A N'lnth <«»rri*r Oak Ave 1* il K-i- - ! a.- * it ♦fn' i Mil-* pi * * ■r * 4 i - I •• iru r «• nuMt 1'lii.j-ii one of the |.iv«dicst jnrganir.atiojjs of the kind th Lh^.-stulew<flnd several months sgo x tn‘ 1 Warded a IVEH JOHNSON W For Sale A few dozen can- of home , limed tomatoes, t L i || Brand, which I wish to ilt-ipo.. .,( jt ftm|i of mif mmifittfiiK illh, I I* lievi Mrs T o m Davis, M r * \A \A l . obg. Mr* I K Fa,,Mr* D A Ci.ldweli, her sister, Mr* K (i M, lirten*. M r s II H Hill. Mr* ( < Wood­ while en route to het new h ome in ruff and Mr* R i c h a r d B a l t i n B ratd e n lo w n I *r*T t )V f run afA I b* r i t y ti-tent c e n t e r e d in t he e x c h a n g e ol new p a t t e r n * in c r o c h e t Da i nt y r e ­ f r e s h m e n t : . Weft- s e r v e d during I he afternoon For Sale Ford,truck, line shap* bargain Five passenger Butch, grett­ ing bargain, $350.00 Semin,.1- (’0. Garage. Sanford, Fla. • I’Mf * tu In tirlil .Nut I >1. If I t l Li* ufTln fur ti\r >• 4/1 k rtti a • ! hi* neff»*f J rtptrii'fU W ANTED n riiotluni 't* hr - l i f l b * |i|is)t rtfi f i ' * fi| rl tl$JU i am i| . l A l l I i r 1! « , « ’ If HI, ! fflll AA’ill n n- . mu at-n I *-1 ; y nr June Three in f*sv* hildren Address , staling rent and locatiM1.H-41C tat p ) UIHF «nl«4. i t A. A P H I. f i l i ' S a. of Miss G ra y :. "Her bow arm is truly rtunarkabb* Tor its freedom and strength. She L«h *$h« Ri**t bowing of any woman l have ever known." Let the people of Sanford rerrp'rol e* that this remarkable wo main is to be in our city on the night' or Nov. lfith. Buy a ticket on Satur­ day from Prof II F Fr.ell ’and Mr For Sale— Ten acres of the best A. W. Honeycutt when they aphigh luimmock land, west side, just p io v h you. outside corporate limit* Half in cult i vat ion 4 years. About 250 More Troops Needed largo pines.on other half. All fenced Wa*lHngton. D. C.. Oct 29. and ditched. Quarter mile /TFS-wt^ Governor Ferguson of Texas today shipping stations and E lm .**, Per­ wired President j^ilaon asking that fect .drainage. $1350 will hay it if more Uffop* he sent to Brownsville. sold within the next 10 daynA worth Tbo border raids are threatening end $3000.00. See owner. 207 French tha’ situation is more menacing. avenue. a! l-tf Noted Violinist Coming The Lyceum Association is to tin congratulated on being able to se­ cure nn entertainment by , Miss Estelle Gray, the noted California violinist on the night of ‘Nov. 16th. This entertainment, will be given in B e tte r Paying Crop. tho Temple. Season tickets are now If young men who Ijava been sowing On sale for the pntiro winter course wild oats wish to make amends and at JHHO. Th* admifedbn to each i^nke’good tb M r-losses,* tot ibbO} sow iltiraetfo'rj-'ViU be 50 cents. You U m $.w h eatC hicag o Daily -New^ ' A.., ’ * - I V•» ■ fnrm - t a i l ‘ -on *. li.ii 20-1 fc Wi.-*i Si-iond St. •«m b |i ym/r *u|*|* pi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING / -. . H ** Melted Carbon. *Curltop Pits been tneflnd by Prof. Otto lainitpcr of Breslau:' V o r.th ls purpose ho Inrlfist-d a largo arc light, formed of Two enrbon roils. In a, heavy ylars container rfnd exhausted thn air. By' ubBik a |«oWerfu1 electric- uprrept ho produced such a heat that drops formed at tho tips of the carbons. t |i. ror SaleVKjtgfe and Baby t ’bix of celebrjjtPd Brgul White AVvandotfe*, big perform^uuc, heavy l.iving lurd*'; am booking orders fur same nilyc, Also a few' pullet* and corkcrels, id salhe strait) -*F. P Strong, 106 F. Third St.. Sanford. U>-tiF^r Salt - Good all rpuTid -i buggy and harness. Chenfyfbr;? Box 1256 or ~ “ ‘ " v'^ West Hijassrorr. * ,-F « r Sale- -26,00fi Snow l>a (WuVr Plants. W. C ; .Pry V ET E K IW A H IA N O F F I C E ------ * HAM) BROS. STABLES Oak Avenut { <: Belween 3rd and 4th Si �' ’ 'T v ■SSMB ♦ EH« • -V ', <• . .• fV V : *v .iW V ' "1 ' 'TSTr- •‘'JTZ.. k i *V ' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED GRABS BAG AND DUCKS SANFORD HE City Itcautiful prizes. To facilitate the work of them* Indies a lint ,wi ll'ltp tivnpilcd of home ground* mint a t ­ tractive In each district, hy citizens' selected for this purpose. Thi* list will he given the final judge*, in older-that a more rnreful Inlpri tion will lie made on November r* an no pains Mill I e spaied to make the contest fair'anil ju>t. MANATEE ST.JOHNS TRUCKERS RIVER TRIP WILL ONLY II A V K TWO,GREAT S C E N E R Y . GREAT HUNDRED AC RES IN I PEOPLE. GREAT RIVER CELE RY „ GREAT STATE but which have proved their adapta­ bility. The yellow elder la one of thrim, and it has-'bloomed to pcifection in the garden of B. F. Whitmu and M. F. ITdbinson. Another lovely thing i* the Hauhinia, or Mountain Ebony. Mhicli has an bloom like an orchid. There are tine plants of thin in the garden of the Hotel Allumonte. ON T U E S D A Y s I S 1 AND FRIDAYS BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET FOR OSTEEN ‘ »V f 'Cl ’*rs!-, (jtf A One cash pi ire of five dollui- Mill There will be calla lily bulbs for be given in each district to the h> me .Ti ^■lt‘ sale, tftid thpir suitabi lity * I* i f be ground' judged most di-si r viug. judged by the fact that last winter A H I G H W A Y M A N and Growers and trucker* in the Sar. The A(IWI Steamship New* in n JU S T ISSU ED FROM The bounds of districts and - audi­ sotu Hay district have been-busy for bc4utifully illustrated monthly till irl they bloomed ,ift^ti^>fd from .Chi istt a k e s sa tc h el tions of award, were published in' T H E P R E S S OF > \tM two months getting the ground in wiih entertaining mnltet concerning man until I j f b e j b p a n, the Met aid of October 2fi fro m a r m . o f shape for tho fall crop*. Heed bed* tho West Intlja inlands and other T h e r e . ' p l a n t s 0/ pansy, T HE H E R A L D \/ have been planted and the work of point touched, by the Clyde and and Beilis I’errumu. the pretty little MRS. M. FRAN K Mis. I,.'II. Ilouchrlle,’ lit lie daugh­ setting out the pi a tit* begun some Mallory Lino steu liters. including English daisy. PRIN TIN G CO. ter Frances and Mias Marian Earle time ago. Florida. Tho articles are splendidly & ESC A PES AT SANFORD ■ mm The usual ctop* of tomatoes, pep­ written, and the, il lust rift ions are of New Stpyrnn are the popular busy and clean Everybody get i ‘..ril is getting ill the Lift City pers. eggplant, beans, oubli ige nnd l ' l t '11 ily hi mtiful Few articles of a Among the many * booklet* re«, j guests of Mr* Henry Wight up Nov. IT-20. many wnyjt anil some of 11; lettuce with a less amount of Engnptiv nature could be more cently printed for various -sections of -c in- not i» °ur liking. Tho lish peas, cauliflower and Par.-l" l Cllt' rt.iini g. The November issue Florida by the Herald Printing Coy>>* i iii••n havo their highwaymen . J l have been planted •if 1lii< pr •tty magazine has" an ur. , of this city is that of Osteen, l*|?>'r» . !, nfl the hnml satchel* of The dry Meat her ha? be r-II ovel • t l ' - l ' L> Hay mond Com to. I on - 1 ida a fine l>mc.hure id railroad folder anil at their will rnh come on many farms by i 1lg it inn, ir>mi W ■ti t Life in F.iiriria,* size describing this hgnutiful little ..a thi* streets hut our city otliers m beru the cropping is l i t l l H W III 'll U‘l luki- tin* following ex dlly in Volusia county. (Fsteeri is .! 1 The present time -hmr—hern np saw gras1! land1? h a w vuffrrrd n o ‘ m m nf t n e n t 1ntj*rnxt tjbout ntnr tmles from Hanfontr tin-— tngn!url> free from these bold, bad inconvenience from the luck of rain, Hghtfully situated among the oak* "The St. Johns river is tho inlund men. due to the vigilance of the SPORTSMEN WARNED THAT but t h e - several hours of slow rain FOUNDATION LAYING AND und pines on the high ridge between waterway from Jacksonville south to all Tuesday made the growing police the Rt. Johns river and the, ocean SU I ' E r t S T I t U C T U RE PROTECTION OF WILD the fruit growing country One plants take on u brighter if greener and about twenty miles' from thu Saturday night lining Halloween takes an attractive. Clyde Line HlilLDING#. ASSETS, FOWL MUST HE view of life, expressed by expanding fine beach at N*‘w Smyrna; tin- police were busy with the small steamer, and travels all night up the NEEDS. ETC. OBSERVED outward mill Upward I i . and this looked like n golden ■3 winding stream with the scarehlighl (Klevii It nol/JT’m'w town but like The celery crop in Manatee rotin-1 opportunity for u ne^ro thief who Arch|lcrturaf designing, artisan many other t^wn* in Florida has Washington, l> C . Nov 2 With playing on the deiiffe tropical jungles wnt-hefl M Frank in his store get- tile approach of the open season for ty will not be over 50 pet cent of |mon1 beautifully You arrive a boil I squaring and plumbing, ami me­ been taking a siesta, being content This is due ■ i- ready to leave for home. After shooting wild low], iluCoiled what it was last year the middle of the next morning at chanical rough hewing are already with wluu ha.t been lavishly suji■ ng the store and accompanied States Department of Aguruliure is to the initial expense of raising tins Sanford, m the vegetable country, well accomplished fo r-o u r metro­ Jilied by nature and the inhabitants l , Mrs Frank and Miss Florence warning sportsmen that the Federal crop and the price of fertilizer which from this place much celery ami politan Sanford, tin* coming City knowing they lived in one of the Mr Frank wended hi* M'ay horne- regulations as amended October 1, has advanced -10 per cent over last othrr green Stuff is shipped to lurk- Attractive Foundation laying, the favored spots of the state did not Some 425 acres'were plant­ A.ir l on Magnolia avenue and just If* I t, will be strictly enforced Sonic season vitally important work of all up­ think they were justified in giving sonville and the north a* the party were in the durk part misunderstanding has arisen from ed last year. This year there will building is of in tensest interest to "The trip Up this winding river every citizen who bel leges, as we do, away the secret to any one else. The nf the block nnd near their home the fact that tho various state laws probably not be over 200. gave to us our tirnt glimspe of the But in the (last two years Osteen in a great future for the luunty seut . man jostled against Mrs Frank do not always conform to the Fed prospects fur this crop >»r«* good this inland life a glimpse that appealed of Semiuole. has taken on new life, chiefly season, so fur. much better than last Not in the vast ex­ ,i•-i Infuse she could prevent it had eral regul a tin ns This is regarded as to Us us particularly like the life of panse of area, as Rev Mr. Venable through the efforts of a live Hoard of and an optimistic feeling prevails Hipped her hand satchel from her unfortunate but in such cases the the south one meets in a popular arm and with the speed of a grey­ Department must insist upon the aiming growers that good prices will observed iq one of his excellent ad­ Trade and the new booklet that novel the fragrant, broad veran- dresses while heie, not in the wide describes candidly and honestly the be obtained. hound ran down the street About observance of the Federal regula Mr V W Chapman, manager of dahed south with its romantic at­ width or broad breadth nr zenith- town and country is the first step that time a Sanford negro came up tions the Manatee County Vegetable Co . mosphere, its old gardens und bowers lowering apex, does the greatnese'of of the Board to let the world know, a i d inquired if the man speeding The Department will consider any what Osteen hud to offer the home* iltiMn tiie street had stolen some­ recommendations submitted in good who have one of the best farms for The steamer landed ul Pululku a city consist, but in the spirit i f seeker and investor raising celery in the county, thre# ** Not for oiit national, thing ami upon being informed faith (Or amendment of the regular at about nine in the evening. W«* her people. miles from Sarasota on the hard Osteen is a sister of Sanford, al-, that he hml went over to Sanford tions, but will hold no public hear­ had beAn chatting through the first state, county and municipal execu­ avenue anil informed Marshal Tillis ings thereon, nor will it amend the road to Hradcntown, informs us his part of the journey with a sturdy tives. men who aro professional poli­ though In Volusia county and wo aid the police fofee, who responded regulations prior to .October 15, company will plant twenty-five acres, southerner from 'No'th Cuhlihu,* a ticians only, but tb<>*A who are also rejoice in Imr success and public When the new hard sur­ in a lew minutes. They succeeded in 1915. It is the purpose of the De­ fifteen having alt cad y beibi set out, young pi anler, whose conversation men of character, m eqof progression, spirit. tr.e king the man as far us Eighth partment to conform the regula­ the other ten I* being set ns rapidly hnd thrown us into another life— the Then of fidelity. The City Attrac­ faced roads are built from Osteen street but there he wan lost in the tions to the wishes of the majority a* a j o r c e of twenty-live men can life of the sunny south, and hud tive must be-7 foundation laid und ferry to New Smyrna through Os­ darkness and up to date has not of sportsmen so far as it can be gel Che plants transplanted from well prepared us for the enjoyment supeistruoStfrc built by men of not teen that litlje city will expand and been apprehended. Luckily the sat- done and at the same time give wild the seed beds. Boarding the plants of Palatka, As the steamer swung only IrightBfrnfessInns. but who. seen grow nnd become a fartor in the life for bleaching will bggi/i about •lol only contained a few dollars, fowl up to the landing, there was a or unseoft. walc,h#d or unwatched, of Volusia county und in this ex­ the necessary protection. Christmas und shipping 1 Ahc next but Mrs Frank’* greatest loss is laughing, chattering group waiting live up to th*«< professions. Public pansion Sanford will assist in every As fast as the celery is re, Fnlcral regulations divide the I month A drawbridge between the H. r glasses and several small articles In the swaying lantern 'light, nnd spirit, aggntssIWvljeAs,. _unselfish ser­ way United States lilt" two zones Zone J moved the land Will he plantftW in I vice and shrewd foresight, coupled two '"iinties, connecting the brick 1 • I •O repl ace near them an eager group of darbies, The celery already set No I. the breeding zone. in.dudes tomatoes wi A i rigbteoushFxts make So tnvin^ road* of Seminole nnd Volusia will anxious to pick up a few Coins, hov­ n . bohlness of the highwayman the state of Oregon Idaho. Nebra« nut is in line condition atid the pros-1 add greatly to the prosperity of rihle combination for the funda­ ered to carry our grips, catch the d. mm, - t rales the ease with which ka. (,'olorado, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana. peels for u good crpp most encour­ mental constructing und subsequent Osteen nnd the Board of Trade will rope, do anything to win our favor, any one cun be robbed and every Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Je r ­ aging. rearing of a city whose renown shall then see tho resujts of their . labor* T j and consequently got in every one's •itizen of Sanford and especially the Celery will be a good crop this sey und ul I states north of them. nv the th «‘ girdle the universe. and the ‘(home place among way. ladies should be on guard at night, Zone No. 2, the wintering zone, in­ year and it is expected high prices oaks and pines" will bo filled \kith Briefly, in word about our assets, for ut this time of the season the "We wejjl ashore and proceeded Reports from cludes all slates south .of those will lie maintained. and our needs: I^tke Monroe und new peop le, autos filled with tour­ l"irgl.ir and highwayman lurks in JH I New York and Michigan are that up the dark street The air was named. our seawall and our hoped for In­ ists in the winter and Flori<H»» pep pit*” ai Hie rities and is constantly on The regulations prescribe seasons there will he much less celery plum­ fragrant wflh the breath of orange lund waterway, our extensive and in the summer will'be speeding over th. lookout for victims It would ed this season than usual und the blossoms anil with the dampness of as follows unequaled winter farming territory the new roads to the beach and this ■I'li be well (or the business men to From Open seasons for migratory turd* short ernp will command higher the river and the mg lit aFiutting the city our rail and water entire section will take on new- life go armed, as a few killings Mould The Conditions are very favor­ a head Moated strains of music in )*tl5 under Federal regulation". prices transportation; our manufacturing and prosperity re tit tally decrease the ranks of able fur raising this crop and it in combination made a fairy Iike appeal Zone No 2 . industries;' including the A C. L. Ho-u bold robbers. expected the price will he main­ to us. Waterfowl: Oct. I-Jan Id shops; our miles upon miles ol paved Navy Needs Supplies Exceptions: Delaware, Marian tained throughout the season "A dance wus on at the big hotel. roads and streets, with more to fol­ Washington, Nov, 2.— Increases District of Columbia, Virginia, North Monthly Magadnc for Sanford In the wide lounge and lobby groups low including the Dixie and Na­ iq the navy's store of supplies to Will Ballot Today About the 20th of November will Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, laiuof pretty women— It seemed that tional Highways; the fine bUrgs nnd make possible the placing of a float Washington, D. C., Nov. 2 appear the lirnj issue of a monthly isiana, Nov. l-Feb. L Eight slates, New York, Massachu­ night that ul I of them were pretty handsome drives in all direction*; upon a war basis at a few hours’ Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, magazine in Sanford. This maga­ setts, Maryland, New Jersey, Penn­ — chatted gayly with their purtners, pretty dwellings and tasty grounds; notice *is urged •by Rear Admiral zine will begin with weight pages, Nov. 20-Feb. 1!L flowering Samuel McGowan, paymaster gen­ sylvania, Kentucky. Ohio and' Mis­ nibled at Ices, or watched us, as delightful shade • tre*s, Missouri. Kunsas, Oklahoma, Sept. th re e columns each. It will be sissippi, will hold el ections*. to/lay. newcomers and possible acquaint-, shrub*, plants and year round ver­ eral of the United States navy, in a 'sited The Temple Report and will 15Feb. 1. With a few local expectations, in an cos. There was one thing most dure; supremest climate in the repot t to Secretary Daniels. have as editor Mr. George Hyman Arizona, California. Texas, Oct these . constitutional ques­ noticeable about the atmosphere world; our banks, stores, offices, In a few years the war vessels un­ and as business manager Mrs. Forest 16Feb. 1. tions will be the dominant issues.on here, a thing that 1 found true of shops and commercial interests; our fit for service have increased thirty L Gntchel. Six columns will he Rails, Coots. Gallinules. Sept I- election day, including as they do all the south and west coast town*. always on the right side, bright and per rent, while there is a depreciaw * *■•»**» *n'd as advertising space. Dec. 1. such fundarifcntal matters as woman- It was a most pleasing informaHty, nqway Herald; our power for good tion in value in the stores on hand. Exceptions: Tennessee, Utah A sermon will be printed in each suffrage, municinpl' Home rule, pro­ which extended a friendly greeting Commercial Club; und, best of ail, "In discussing economy," says the Sept.’ 1-Dee. 1 issue Other church announcements hibition, state Income taxes, refer­ to the newcomer without the neces­ our People, our Schools and our report, "this makes a fine showing, Missouri, Sept. 15-Jan 1 anti reports will be made .therein. endum plans, nnd some leaser re­ sity for words, as well us a cordial Churches. Was ever n young and but it is a condition which- s h o u ld camaraderie to the acquaintance, 1 aspiring town more favored? Louisiana, Nov. I-Feb. 1. .AU the institutions of the Temple forms. not longer continue, for R ia A m at­ Ariaona, California (coots), Oct. Mil be given space to give publicity The woman suffrage question will wus phased with that there; I have We need, always, more enterpris­ ter of history (hat every great cor* 51-Fob. I. in the columns of the magazine. come up for decision In New York, been pleased with it again und again ing and able metf to share our of­ flict has, In tho Inst analysis, d?* Woodcock: Nov. 1-Jan. 1: Pennsylvania and Massachusetts^ In the other' towns of southwest ficial, commercial and financial re- pended largely on tho question of Mr Hyman, the editor, Is the Yet, the people to he Exceptions: Delaware, Louisiana. which states will funriah in point, of Florida. sponaibilities; more husbands and supply. There shoifid be no real _j£f p j pastor of the First Baptist Church found, in these inland resorts are wives to make beautiful homes, Nov. 15-Jan, 1. population, tho greztest test "Uio difference between peace times and <>f Sanford and has-had considerable West “Virginia, Oct. 1-Dec. 1 suffrage question has ever hnd in the quite aS gsntee^ quite us well bred plunt more shade, set out and tend war times with respect to ship sup­ experience in this line of work. Ho t 0 *w a clans, as those of the cast coast. Georgia, Dec. 1-Jan. 1. . United Sutez. New blossom, green and lawn; more at­ ply." i served when only sixteen years of " We "could only stop to chat tendant* in our places of worship, • Shore Birds, Black Breasted and first .*t»te in th# east* otr ~ »— »ge as co-editor of the Houston brie fly .with those whom we met in more children and adults in our tourists, as well n* residents, and* t ' nH Journal in Georgia. Was editor for Golden Plover, Jackanlpe, Yello- equal suffruge, defeated the pr< tion at a special election given oVer Pafatka. ^ Our steafner was to start Sunday schools, more God-fearing, northern capital, a model-up-to-date legs, Sept. 1-Dec. 15. , j a year of Zeitgeist, a monthly maga­ Exceptions: Florida." Georgia, e x r l U a i ^ V i y t h e Suffrage question again within a-few minutes; it was God-honoring men and women,, in hotel, und that promised fintf Qpvzine devoted to the interest of Chris­ South Carolina, Nov. 20-Feb. 1. on October 19. While it has been with a feeling of regret that we society, in domestics, in trade, and ernment Building, that Intra Coast' i *1 tian Education Chrisp County, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, held by some political observer! that, turned back to continue our jour- in ?very walk of life. al Waterway, a Library Building, j We want Georgia. Ho Was also editor (or a TcXaS, Nov.’ l-Feb. 1. the result of the contest in New ney " Hospital, County and Boat C\ubs, a y *. ^ more music In our churches, J n our year of Hcrnado, a monthly maga­ ' Tennessee. Oct. 1-Dec. Id. Jersey -Vould be reliably indicative i r - ‘ j public squares nnd in . our parlor*. Y. M. C. A., Golf Links, tf'County zine it) the county by that name Arizona, California. Oct. 16- Feb­ of what might bo expected in ‘ttrti, ’ Plant Hale and Flower .Show Fair AWoriatlon! more merchants We want substantial and heartiest 'a this- state. larger neighboring states, the suf­ On November 19 and 20, |t some support for our city band, M d-for nnd liukiness nmn who will be- * memruary 1 ? -r-^ ’f a Mr* Forest Gatchpl is well Known Utah (snipe). Oct 1-Dec. Ifi frage leaders have not been dis­ place to bn announced later, tjie civic' all competent and Helpful instruc­ iiers of and take an active Interest , in Sanford as a well trained business Utah (plover and yellbw|egs). couraged by the big majority with sections of the Welfare Department tor* in every musical line. We want in our Cummurcial Club. j . %... - - f1 -- O w'inian, possessing qualities of per- Sept. 1, 1918. which the issue was defeated jn of tiie Woman’s Cfub will hold a more grand organs. The 'pipe or­ t And last, but not least, ifl;M (| 4 J .1 \ ’unality and character which make Insectivorous birds protected in­ New Jersey, nnd look forward to sale of pl ants that nre now ready for gan obtained through the indefati­ Enthusiasm. Nothing ant buses' liku — • Ger a success in all her undertakings definitely. Band tailed pigeons, the biggest test with confidence. a place In Hanford ■gardens. There gable .efforts and, probably unreal­ enthusiasm, nothing mohi fo n ts| The importance of this test is in­ will be roses, palms and ornamentals, ized, perhaps finuppreciutive lajgr glous, luid . .nothing J he magazine will be issued In cranes, swans, curlew, and smaller accompiiahew, ’ - 1*;| -UuaaUti** .600 *mi wrii btrfrewWW ghore bird* protected-until Septem­ dicated by. the face that, in. point, of a t calaldgua.-pticaa and amaryllis giving-wh one in cmr nrtdst.^wmpTJtst'roueh'' without’ |rr>; Let m.devytjrtiy 'iuftntities o( 500 und will be for ber 1, 1918; wood ducks in Kansas population, the states of New.Yorlf, bulb* from Mr. Mcado h t Oviedo. mented .by. the splendid' UxfistancP1 enthuse with FVfcry breath Wo draw,’r>f #th*rx,' Mtk.M. toe< rii< r with ■ C ar* -. ____> ____J' . ' *.»**,M *u * ebuB«tts, Pt;of. Nehrjing has promised■a fine <4 free distribution. ‘ ' ' IMI l. ' ''C and West Virginia, rails and wood Pennsylvania and every word we spwrt^everyv,deed wo,, which will vote on suffrage Nov. 2 d, display of csladium leaves from negie'k generous merotu; gift, la ndw insuf­ do, and every LfnfTwo .vritf. wlth , due ka in California, and woodcock ] in Missouri are also protected until include over 20,000,000 paopJec-HL which orders may be takhn for ficient for the city’s need*, -AVe unremitting . teal W»d .Hghteouaneeq Garden Prifcfi . fifth of the population of the entire tuber* to be delivered in thenipring, should have in the very fnear future endeavoring to All the tu-cds above invitations hfcve been sent to Mm. September L 1918. United States— and these. 20,1000,000 and at price* lower- than they VaV^.^jir more of these grand,'dncom outlined. Thus * Shooting protected between sunWc not only stato chairman of civic* in UuF practically double -tit* popula- been offered before. It is the Inten­ parable aids to divine Worship and rough hew but lupsrbly and sub-s r t a n d sunrise: or at any time on Florida .'Federation., of „ Woman’s Liuba, a » ( the Mississippi river between Minne­ ion of the states fp, which., eqpfl tion of those who have this sale in to the rendering of the aublimeat stantisUy lay the foundation for rge'to offer some plants not Or- and most exalted In heaven inspired and build the City Attractive. f l l lhas i as yet W been fuTOMT ^nt of apolis and Memphis after January suffrage 19 final j ed, * . . dln»‘W *• » ‘‘n Horida gardens. harmony.- .We need visitors, and 1, 1916. Fauatina e awarding. V =~J “ * ■»' . . •y. *’i*J ” . ‘ • V C C 'fe i o v » MIGRATORY BIRD LAW BE ENFORCED THE EVOLVING OF CITY ATTRACTIVE y B MS if M if felt .' ii; mwj i it W ' m . �to luck to LUCK ? HEALTH * j p -c ' S = ^ c = 3l ^ J{■5— ■o c f s y p 1 > a it c « Z . = * . - c L i f i —. ^ o « c, > >, • ■ 5 5 ■= | 2 f g * E “ J & ; = . - * i b b ** 0 & *^* w & - “ *. >1 2 0 5 1 = I ^ 5 31: c■ S- =3 c s u a _ r c t >» s w ? - ? ~ • >. •- — f • 1 s t sl - I ! - i e _— t— , . ., 2 : ? ; * .S s s M ! « u * _i^ * 5 �* . f r,\V »/V » ' THE DEPARTMENT TEST V-. * WHAT UNCLE SAM mTHINKS AEOUT IMMATURE F 3 U T ■ p . r3 gjj . .« •V. Washington, D. C.. November 2 — The Department of Agriculture ban been requested by growers and ship­ pers to define Its position with re­ spect to the application of. the Fed­ eral Food and Drugs ^ c t to the transportation in interstate com­ merce of immature oranges and im­ mature grapefruit. These requests have been accompanied by requests for modifleatioir' of •the teats an­ nounced by the Department for, de­ termining whether oranges and’ " grapefruit are immature. On April 6, 1911, Food Inspection cision 133 was issued with retg the coloring of green citrus This decision reads as fol->l ln " T h e attention of the Board of Food and Drug Inspection has been directed to the shipment in inter­ state commerce of gree^n, immature citrus fruits, •particularly, oranges, which have been artificially colored by holding in a warm, moist utmost phere for a .short period of time after removal from the tree. Evi­ dence is adduced showing that such orangek’ do not change in sugar or .acitCcmxtciiLjiXLcL tcju'-'ipl fr°m thq. tree. * ^Evidence further shows that the same oranges remaining on the tree increase, markedly in sugar con­ tent and decrease in add content. Furthermore, there is evidence to show that the consumption of such immature oranges, especially by chil­ dren is apt to he attended by serious disturbances of the digestive sys­ tem Under the Food and Drugs Act of Uune 30, 1906, an article of food is adulterated "if it lie mixed, col­ ored, powdered, coated, or stained, i n « manner whereby damage nr in­ feriority is concealed ' It is the opinion of the Hoard that oranges treated as mentioned above are col ored in a manner whereby inferior­ ity is concealed and are, iherefoie, adulterated The Hoard recognizes the fuel tijat certain varieties of or­ anges attain maturity an* to size, sweetness and aridity before the color changes from green to yellow, and this decision is not intended to jpiterfere with the marketing of such orungeK " Following the issue of Food In* spec lion Derision 133 seizures were recommended * of immature oranges which had been artificially colored by sweating eith er,prioy, to shipment or in transit These seizures led to no merit us requests that tin- Ihquiri 1 * \r \ ' . - ■ / ; v PB ;9 . : . V. . ». * * •I ;.«*>*». . THE SANFORD HERALD but she wap, w i t h . all the witching charms of youth/ and beauty. Hal­ loween games were played and for­ tunes told that delighted the happy crowd of youngsters, but the funni­ est of nl 1 waa the peanut contest where the participants rolled pea­ nuts otfer a tig zap course with theii noses. T h e _ attic was decorated with jack-o'-lanterns. Little Miss Frances Bouche^e gave several ex­ hibitions of fancy dances nnd phys­ ical culture figures that was greatly enjoyed, adding a (Inal touch of pleasure with- several musical s e c ­ tions. Ghosts, colonial dames, Char­ lie Chapmans, witches nnd other fascinating figures josttled each other on the dark stairways. its investigations, regards the tests a* defined for determining the im* maturity of California oranges and for determining the immaturity o f grapefruit and Florida oranges as being fair, accurate and reasonable tests. •Oranges and grapefruit, In com­ mon with other articles of food, in the opinion of tho Department are Informal Afternoon Tea adulterated "if they are mixed, Hon. and Mrs. Forrest Lake en­ coated, colored, powdered, or stained tertained with a charming ten at in a manner whereby damage or in­ their attractive home on Park ave­ feriority is concealed." The only nue Saturday afternoon, after the announcement of the Department musicale, in honor of Mr. and Mr affecting the shipment df immature Forrest Dabney Carr of Orlando, citrus fruits with which growers and Mias Lc Massena of New York and shippers are at present concerned Is Miss Marian Earle of New Smyrna, that given in Food Inspection De­ who participated in the beautiful cision 133. In that circular a program rendered under the direc­ view was stated that green, immation of Mrs. Fannie Stemhridge t|ro oranges which have been arti­ Munson at tho Woman's Club rooms ficially colored by holding in a.warm, 1*-- A'S.* ’ Other guests Enjoying the-charm ­ moist atmosphere for a short period of time after removal from the tree ing hospitality of their graeiotls host, pro colored in a manner whereby in­ were Mrs. Fannie Munson, Mrs. feriority is concealed and are there­ L. It. Bouchelle of New Smyrna, by adulterated. In ihe opinion of Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mrs. It.. It. Deas the Department, grapefruit which and Mrs. O. F. Smith. have been similarly treated also are adulterated. The Federal Food and I .t/i*fWfenroHS Shower Drugs Act prohibits tlte shipment For Miss Nellie Evan*, whose in interstate commerce of such or­ marriage to Mr. Gibson will take anges and grnpefruit. place on Thursday afternoon, the The Department, therefore, gives Daughters of Wesley of which Sun­ warning that the transportation and day school class Miss Evans, is] a shower sale in interstate commerce of or­ member, gave a beautiful articles, including anges or grapefruit which have been miscellaneous artificial ly colored by sweating or dainty I ingerie, lovefy fancy work, otherwise so as to conceal damage nr* linens and cut glass last Thursday inferiority wdl be regarded as in evening, surprising the bride-elect at violation of the Federal Food and 1" ' r home on Magnolia avenue 1 Drugs Art and proceedings under * 111* “ charming^ afTnir, greatly enI hat Act will be instituted in all joyed by the greup of friend* and appreciated by Miss cases where sutllcient evidence is especially Evans, who prettily expressed her obtained to justify such action pleasure at the charming attention of her class males -. . 5 BB V .* •■ S t S'* ■ -• 7 ^ * HWU8i.fr - i. ■V'.~ NOVEMBER 2. j , u xannah. Ga. Miss Mahoney will re­ * An Inyltatlon. * Superfluous lnform*t|:n sume her cfcasea in music ImtnodlLocal Practitioner (to bis wife as ho It Is qulto superfluous for a t * , , ..... * 1 oeo through ills daybook and ledger) tall a woman ho Isn't worthy Ttil —Old Smith hasn't called me >n lately If abe thought ho was. *h.> Mrs. W. T. Eppjng, who has been about his Indigestion periods. Yoy'd want him. the guest of. Mra. B. A. Duncan better ask him In to dinner. left Sunday for her home in Tampa. Sometimes Vary Conversation. England and Scotland. It is a mistake for men to injL Mrs. L. D/ Wicker leaves on The total length of England and women are alsfaya talking nbouttE Thursday to join 'Mr. Wicker at Bcoilnnd together, from John o’ Groats dresses. Sometimes they are tajjj. to Land'B End, is 800 mites. about their hails. Richmond, Va. * Mrs. Charles Ryan, who has been t h e ’ guest of Mrs. Andrea Ma­ honey has returned to her home a St- Cloud. D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Miss Mary Waldron has returned from a visit to Quincy and Lake City. Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasoline Dr iff* Cleaning. Altera. ^jji an_■ __m ___ Dry a. aV at " *v,i* lions of Ail Kinds on Short Notice Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per MonU. Mr., and hfrs. Norman Toole and baby daughter expect to leave on Thursday for their hew home in Newberry, S. C. S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 UPW ARD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry and Mr. a*nd Mra. R. J . Holly motored out to . .F r a n k ’ Brown's place on Banuna Lake Sunday afternoon and had tea with Frank. The Brown place is ideally situated and Mr. Browq has many visitors everyday. PHONE I7( = . EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 13th. * • CITY BUSINESS Cnrs will begin -45 minutes to nrrival of every tmin',on following rout* making three trips: Beginning at First nnd French, down First to M*.! nolia Avenue, to Tenth Street to Hark, Hark to Ninth, Ninth to Oak Ave­ nue, down Oak to First street, to Park, out Park and Ninth to Station. CARS W ill, MEET MIDNIGHT AND EARLY MORNING Tit MS'S Nored Russian Pianist The music lovers will he delighted to learn th at the Lyceum committee has been successful in securing a concert from the Russian pianist, I’rof, M oritr Lhovinne. * He comtrinee—a—striklngr yerjle—TrerstmaiitTwith his poetical conceptions and dramatic insight into the very soul of music. His technique is of the brilliant nnd flawless surety that marks the born master. The critics are unanimous in their praise of his fluent legato runs and brilliant octave passage*. CROSS TOWN CAR SCHEDULE SANFORD “ — MONROE Lv. -7:15 A. M. Ar. 7:40 A* M. Ar. 8>15 A. M. Lv. 7:15 A.M. Lv, 3:15 P .M . Ar. 3:45 P .M . Ar. 4:45 P .M . Lv. 4:15 P .M . Saturday Nights Lv. 6:00)P. M. Ar. 6:30 P. M Ar. 7:00 P.M . Lv. 6:30 P .M . Lv. 9:10 P .M . Ar. 10:00 P. M. Ar. 10:30 I*. M. Lv. 10:00 P. M FARES City Limits 10c Hrardall Avenue 15r Geneva Avenue 20r Tr., Moores Station -’.'ir uncron ( Tty (Sir 3 Or SANFORD CAMER0S CITY * 7:30 A..M. Ar. 8 d)0, A. M. 8:3'» A. M. Lv. 8:00 A. M. 4:00 P .M . Ar. 4:30 P . m! 5:00 P .M . Lv. 4:30 P. f t Saturday Nights Lv. 6:00 P. M. Ar. 6:30 C >|, Ar. 7:00 P .M . Lv. 6:30 I*. M Lv. 9 : 3 0 P . M . Ar. 10:00 P.M Ar. 10:30 P. M. Lv. lOtOO |\ M. I IR E S Rands. < it) Limit* l*t Lv. Ar, Lv. Ar. He lias the faculty of enthusing people who never before had en­ joyed piano solos. When he went Slcnstrom’s Corner p Ik into the Chautauqua field he created a sensation Mr Lhevinnc appears Monrtr I0t with Miss Estelle Gray, the world i. Special trips out of town will be based as follows ■ One or two j>.-- engm renowned violinist, on the night of 8 cents jw-r mile each way, plus L’l) t ents, in radius of >; noli— ever. ti'diI tonal jmsvcnger 6 cents jot mile. Sjiecial Jitney service n-.n i, , had Nov. tilth at the Temple, corner or nigh by railing Phone 331, will.in territory hom.d liy t 'oiur, nrrul St. Hark avenue and Sixth street The and Tenth 'H,, Sanford and I rench Avemu**, for 10c, to city limit* I6r. single admission price will he 60 Ceiillian M umjc C ult PLACE YOUR ( ALL FOR JITNEY. PHONE 331 FOR ANY SERVICE rents for adults nnd 36 cents (or -|nf^AIUTRAlN DAY OR NIGHT The regular semi-monthly meeting children Should you buy season Smith Gunter of the Cprilibn Music Club will be v_. tickets for the four entertainments Friends of the contracting muplr held at 'the Munson studio Saturda of tlie Lyceum they can be hud for will be untero-Med in tlte marring afternoon at three o'clock }1 60 fur adults and II 00 for chil­ of Mins Darltc Smith <d Jacksonville dren Make your jilans now for thy and Mr E T Gunter of this city, H union's ('tub Meeting 16th which wa* solemnized at the Baptist The business mcolingjif the Wom­ Temple Saturday evening *‘ t *»x o'clock Mr Gunter i» a popular an's Club will tu- held at the club The < leun-Up ( ampnign GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE FIVE COUNTIES RE emplwye of the A (' 1. witL head- rooms Wednesday afternoon nt three Now Wil lie was a tidy hoy o'clock Full report* ftom commit­ .quartefs in Sanford His bride is an And mother's lawn did mow . attractive young lady of prepossess­ tees arjil chairmen of departments While sister Susie raked the yard * , ing manner and sweet disposition. requested. Anil swept outside the kitchen Mr and Mr*. Gunter will reside in I’m the ( ilizens of Semmoli-, \ ««’t:-t;*t. OsciHiIa, I,:;l c and door .t not her Halloween /'nrf Sanford, making their home on Or\nRt* Counties. (irwtii)R: Little Miss Marie Stemfier cele* And then a n o t h e r *isier Celery avenue Ih- it known to ull of you th.V vnu :in•mv iimj anil t*.\|«v|ed,| tirnteif the rii'tom of t fie season wit n | ip _ Km tut w II i all hr r \nn i o | uvpan* -*uitali|.- t-xiuliit * for il:*|da\ .: I In ( .real ly\j- • inn i n r n l u n u u u i v c * * 'tS ’st s (o r d e l i-rm i r, a Hal low-pen masquerade party on Just lulled Up I he i Inched run* alifaijy upon H\ tin* pcoph- ol vour several rounNm, J/lli/ow •»ft u;Ri (hi mg the immaturity ut u m i , u>w. | ^nltirdiiv alti-rme) i at io-r lu^m- m And threw out >aclj oL.l u u . uiikauuig hi m Irt'-nHly mmprtirion for the r-vliltiltlun of fllf Ai the inarming home of Mr and |First street The peculiarilv Ut In November, 1911, the Human 1 varied products of your several .seeltons; also the ilungs Kite... Mr* H It ( 'ha Jifii'll. tile Itoolollies tending -this function was the pres­ of Chemistry1 in itu service an non nce­ "M ade in Your Towns." Your school work, your fruits and Chib of girls entejtalned the boys ence of cnly four boys upd forty And mother painted cans and pnis, ments issued tho fofl*owing state. And dad got busy too, vcKelalilcs, your farm products, your stores of house and field, of tjie C, C*. G-. with a delightfully gills. Now what happened to the And whim Nov "JO came ntent: your art creations and all other articles of interest, especially informal and enjoyable 11ittlgwee n boys? The little folks paraded the "As a result of the ill vest igat ions jiartv An FOtlav night They could tell you what in do stm-k, ckickens, etc, Guests were street* before ihu, party, engaging carried met during the season of in musqueradI-, the subsequent gln-*s ||ll(js f Halloween (lobe u-o] ())) ,|((w r- . I’nTuin* to a i tend in perstm and with your fa in ih and „ rt, Ip i i * 1913 ami 1911, the Hureau of ( ‘hem mg of "w h o was who" alio: ding friendh and the >tranjier.s within y ou r Rates. mm unbofly ever guessed who they mlgbl f A|m1 )n.|kl. („|h. islry considers California oranges t•» bo* of fun ami metritnenl ItrRAs each Halloween de.omtioqs prevail-, K<r no, ................. Sanford III Wfl be immature if the juice does not gtli—t ar lived they were received by -be. ed al I lie hou*>- and l|ie u n il fun i \v.. k in *lnrk Trout ail) soluble solids equal I" ,<r the typical ghost, .llw.iv-. it evidence i « wa.-, eiijoyed on l(n- lawn and e* . . in excess of. h parts to every pari ' ut Halloween functions, who placed had a genuim* liim* I m.t-. | ■*’ OF TH£ IMtOSPEKOrs FIVKirOUNTIKK Everybody take heed t here'* acid contained in the juice, the arid- a siring ,n .heir hands to be followed hody , (ll, prH, '„ t Mlllt Evelyn Wesl.-r w.,. moral to I In* tale ity of the juice to be caleulaled a* until tin- attic was reached* where 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 M Et: |. litric acid without water ut erys the fun and frolic of that guy' young the successful competitor 6^ - ^ tallivntion. Owing to the furl the’ band of joy makers nearly raised the Taking x Chance. P r o h f f m i u S hnodical'* f " , opportunity has been given to study roof. J t . w u s a difficult journey lb * Every day you pul off atlenljj A Cleveland woman writes to a Reginniitg today tfibre will be a the composition of Caltforniu or- that attjc, Which seemed miles and novtsjmpcr -| hn’ c ibst my husband. Synod- Can I marry again without watting any nngos during one season only, the mflt*a from M other, Earth for the meeting of the Prt"dc/t<*rian . . . , ■—ratio set ut this lime is lower than house'waa in total darkness ami one " ’al •t l " ' - Presbyteriani olpirch lor huh'-’ W'q would advlsn t1* • that which is believed to lie I lie min- got Joarfully tangled in those.string*, " e v e n t l -Uys, , T h e ^ynmltcaT i* coin- 1 h „ r 11Knm*t l t l l > riicly st ep Ruppnsfl , llfl jiiMiH|0 |VF^HKtoJtt0n r»proBontiiiR the so me bod) *l,r*uhl -find. *her husband * .— . and .imum for properly mutu'rrtl Unit/ - I/I vsiin K ) ) o a,k y , uj» t m » f o l u l l **1 ;* u ^ ■ ,(S n.y in briSjpnji Y l)li . . * * \l ill #ll-l*#iS t1* It may. thetefore, he exported that there were pretty g. sl* H*tor. * You owe' it lo youi-*-l|. and lanterns ViifjjHrs -;w<Jin;ui-’s orgnhizatioiH ‘d bring him imaie! , t-dottyU.* are lisre faintiy. und'yuur.busitinia to ke* p y* E the n-tpiirerornt" wll) be made mote tiyji dancing; qnd nil kinds of fitn the-> Kt buildings nnd stork' in-iurt-d in front every^jStt<‘*o( lit-* stale sttnfWl* strict after data from several -Tops Oct.tit Needed. whjrh fully repaid for jyfpi' and fails E fi> reliabb* i’ii|pfinqy^ir a rwisbni'.bl--; u»4l B '. ' T .iijilisikimt dur for ;i porch tdfmbare available. on i he way up. Dytiffhopls nnd the tug tho mvoting tliie h is.,4n*lnr* —i- * . iif * Hi* Pr-vgbyterV»i, i ,,rr ear: <*>.i dlft-ei, nn- where PtKti?" tvsiuy hj i 'et‘s trlk it ntf. Hflp' t'ou.w The value of the ti ■t laid down in kind ol refreshtjfents mir grand porbint feature ■i • . ' Well or ton t i rtjcufflTiuJ’* f the service ennnunrt.merit* has been ino. hers iiM-ikt” have were sr-rred un' 1 , . tv'*. ' . . . ., don t know wlieilieY >no "tiu f tae to tortpm rd by it ve* I igntioti* carried The ghost revived Mi*’ es Agnesi r’"-V*Iw N^ion* i.Htio'P " ur lo a |kiIIcoon dunt g tlte u ia o n of 1915. Hotlinmly, Virginia Brady, Helen) 107 M \GiNOl.iA AVK. I'JU Nil Sj/riountjivj^ w u|h • much interest', ,nnn On Srptembtr 22. 1916, a Im;?* IJcml. Ytrginio Johnson pfD eLnnd, J f-’ • ii«re is l lie , an notice was issued defining tests for Kt<t h MeDfc'niel. Fnni-ie IP bu Mu::- in h'stntiri t r innrrioge of Miss / k ' Dally Thought. , -‘i'a^v*. rc .'r^ rln .-T .i/ jn a :ti^ ftrirn j-ju m in m n iH f*'l^ u iS o . . aa< deU imii Ing tin in;matuilty' of grain son. 1’lintbeth Stafford, Me... Thrash-I nouncem.ATt Hughe fruit aisft Florida oranges as follows -i.: * n .w-| i ' Ar*l NOVELTY ' PLA" N T ,-jiil_ L HruniUy, i-rsid<; Li-'- Gtbson ynb h wr.l take plain nt M 11 |(fi thr ilir uiiMi iimttuH nvi *> u tiiir ii intx. ^ Edwsfd Hetts. “ With information now avail u------ of tfio- hride-oloot Tliunir ‘ fi nbU* the Bureau of Chemistry con- j Chappell, Reginald Hol,ly. llu in r jt '0 homo, "} ftltb L W ffltK O F A L L D E S C R IP T IO N S ofterndon a t threo o'clock. • .. „ _ . ... -Tf *<* riders gram-fruit t»i 1m immature If I )tumpK. Walter Rowlnnd, G. \V,| day-ql * q o ai’C'ptvparcd to IiHiirt* with you oft all ila> <.*5 ATLANTlfefCOAST LINT* the juice docs not, rfmtrmi -soluble j Spencer nndJHsri»ld Washburn Sk * Pe,rpnal Mention i olid-, i>qtn»r to, or In excaas of, 7 of LUMBER - and MILLAYORK for 'HOUSE, STORE rx . TRAINS *i.— Mr?. E. W. Dunn is the p.tiest of • I, 4 4 A ' •- parts .to each fmrt of acid rontuinoil * \/ Sarah ■Wight* ffdllaireen /Wfy- * u or BARN . Fram ing, flooring, coiling, siding, windows, Northbound One. of the jolt lost oT the Hullow- Dr. nnd Mrs. N. DeV. Ho ward. jh the juice*,’ the acidity Of-tho juirw 3 doors, scrceiTs, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. , Arrive La-uve to-. Jue cult slam d aa citrus acid imit parties was given i»y Sarah No. 8 2 ,.. . 1 T 8 A. M........ 1:33 A.M. [j Tell Us Whal You Want Estimates Furnished Frv« Mrs.- De Witt Ha ye* i» riVtinc without water o f ■rrystnlllzation. Wight on Friday* night to twentyNd. 84 .‘..10:45 A. M.. . 11:05 A. M. p •» No. 80. 3:26 P . M . . . 3:46 P .M . Tho Bureau also ronsidors Florida flvo young friuttlw ahd here too the friends in Plant Citv.,« g Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla orar.gciK.to 1m. infmatufc if ,tho Juica- Typ was fast- and furious, for Sarah Soulhbouml n js quite as charming a hostess as her d«*ja r.ol tonlaln solublA^solld* tequsl Mrs; Archie Ib’lt* ha* r oftirneif No. S i 2 Ofl A M ' 2 16 A M. |1 No. 89 ' 2 10 P M 2 30 P M. tiT.'Ot in excess of. parts to^i vef)* gArieup* Mother^ As it is quite tin- jri, m u *hnrt vi*n to Kj**lfnni^f . » Nn. 5-»9 ........I' \l 5 19 I' M part of acid eonlainetl in tho juice, proper thing -for' Hnllowerti' parties' f ^ O victio the acidity to lie cidculated as cilriF to he tf*ei. hi the utlic Surah's par090* OOOOOOOOO0 0 0 0 0 9 OOOOOO0oooooooooooooooooooooo-** v AVirlfer spent the weekend V .9:30 A. M. ** ' ■ No. i2ll.— Arrive . . . acid without w ater’ of crystalliza­ ty wan tip tireYfi. too,'* Which w*a# ,in Sunfoid,......................... visiting tiis mO{li\r, and No*l27—l/b)ve.; . . > 4:(K) P. M. Tcaclied by way of strings, dark sister, Mrs. Ndrman . T ‘»0!e] • * ' ■ i tion. a 5* ■*' *l ■ ' >;-*■'• ’ Leesbarg --------- <4% . Owing to the fact that, the inves­ stairways and creepy senwatiohs, deJftt. 21—Arrive*. tigations of the Buerau have not liciously thrilling and aw{yinspiring. v .-• • Remember the Delisting Cluh Nu. 24 —Leave . . .. ,. ••j f *» been completed, the ratios set for The ghost failed to appear in 'time For the best quality of GRAIN, HAY, FEED and meets tonight at the Congregational --rC ’! -4-' , 1 , . - _ No. 168 Arrive A,6:20 P. M. . . a . , . , . ,. w.. grapefruit and for Florida orange* to receive but thq genuine HallowNo. 157—I r a v e . . , C : 3 6 A. M. FLOUR at REASONABLE XPRICES j ore lower th a n ’ tliose which are be- een witch was there apd shook church at 8 p clock. v. Trilby * . lieved to be the lowest for properly hands solemnly with each new ar­ WRITE1:004’. M. Mrs. J. H. Cowan bn* r«-'ti.nn-d No 2 5 -Arrive .. ' • matured fruit. It may therefore be rival: This was the real kind of No. 24 -U-ave 2:25 P .M . expected that the requirement* will witclt you kn *u . whop hrpp'A love- from a )>!eu.«ant wisit at Hurbervilie. Clyde Line Boats | i : irM' be made more tlrl^t after data from potions and magic charms and tell, (St. Jeha. Rirer) ms * - - 1-- inil to be. You would never be­ Miss Ellen Mahoney relumed to­ .reveral crops ere available." Arrive 10:00 A-.M. J^avell:iO A -M . Palatita,. Florida * i S 3 ..: The Depattmei t, r ;with . the in lieve that pretty Miss Florence day from an extended \i:iit to Vir­ Tuesdays. Thursdays and Hatuf uiof h ' _____________ ■ _________ , _____ fornyttion available as the result of Frank could possibly be that witch ginia, Waxhington, D. C.,- and Ha - *-=r - _- ■_ . •' .v Xri.j. » • — a '■* A' 1 ’ •*. .. j .i ■-4- .• ■r»» • ‘ , r . : - ■y * •. _ _— , -a--* y. i \ -s, - '. * • - V.-. -.y-c-k PEOPLE AND EVENTS SUB-TROPICAL MID-W INTER EXPOSITION February 15-19, 1916 Orlando, Honda | SUB TROPICAL MID-WINTER EXPOSITION THAT TIRE INSURANCE A . P. CO N N ELLI f t Buy Direct and Save Money a w R r ^ : '- W. A. Merryday Company m �• • J x THE 8ANF0BD HERALD unVEMBER 2* (fehadea and mines, and has come out, generally speaking, second best. Trench mortars have not ^developed the requlslto accuracy nor the toqulstto destructive power. High ex­ plosive shells tn sufficient quantities have accomplished the best offensive work, and the infantry is depending more ami more on a short, heavy knife, which is the best for work underground or in the dsrk. To sum up: Killing tho defenders of a posi­ tion Is accomplished by shells fired at least two miles away on the averago; and. secondly, by what the French call body-to-body fighting, for which a knife Is the best weapon. Tho training of Infantry on tho con­ tinent will In tho future, undoubted­ ly include, tho technique of hand-tohand struggles—for which physical agility and strength must be devel­ oped.''—New Republic. ^ ntn'ehclftr "Lyons knd Traphaien, "iC* |g ° * men, and Kwcrt, Johnny Dunn and Brown of the rreshmen eleven, will not bo eligible for the. 'varsity. "It's a pretty tough blow to learn that five men yo‘u counted heavily upon aro uot eligible." said Coach We GUARANTEE all stock to be absolutely new crop and of choieYost i fat strain. Our stock consists of all varieties Garden and Field.Seed ^ "I have a long list of men who will i moat adapted to Florida Soils: be given invitations to try for the Call and *qe us, wo welcome you. < . *: 1916 team. I know that there aro plenty of big. powerful mcii among ’ TH E L. A LLEN S E E D COMPANY them but whether there aro any footKXCU'NIVP. NKKII NtT:lU'IIASTM toll players In the making I can’t say. WEST SIDE PICO BUILDING HANFORI), FLORIDA "You can't tell until you ace a man In the big gamo whether he has footaooaoaaoooooooaoooooaaaaooaoaoooooooooooooooaoooooa toll senso or not. If they can't think football under (ire, they won't bo stars. And you can never tell what a man will do In a pinch until ho Is actually under groat stress, “Thero aro very few men coming back to me who havo been given tho LETTUCE HAMPERS CRATE Scientific Station In Spitsbergen. • Tho German scientific station in Spitsbergen, which was founded to 1911 by Professor Hergesell. and has been constantly in operation, sum­ mer and winter, slnco that time, ceased Its valuable activities st tbo outbreak of tho European war. A party of scientific mbn which had sailed for Spitsbergen to relieve tho staff waa recalled, and tho party at tho station also succeeded in getting back to Germany safely with all 'tholr Instruments and' other equip­ ment. This Iristltutlon has carried on extensive Investigations of tho up­ per air with balloons, and wnk, In fa c t,.founded primarily to study tho conditions likely to bo encountered by tho expedition which Count .Zep­ pelin proposed to tnko to the North Pole In an alrlhlp * M A T E R IA L S *7 -4 .J ~ . - w-r It - , BLUE STONE IN S E C T IC ID E S G R O W E R S * S U P P L IE S . A F u ll Stock a t A ll. T im e s a t O u r S anford and B eard all W orehouses * i • • C H A S E & CO . SANFORD Phona* 3 6 BEARDALL 151 Ph«n« 13 ATLANTIC Sailor's, Brave Deed. For saving his dog, Hetty, n Pomernnlan. when his ship, tho Caucasian, was sunk by a German submarine, the cnptnln Is to recelvda silver medal COAST LIN E The Standard Railroad of the South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th, 1915 from thn National Canine Defense b-ngue Tin* farts show that when the crew had tuken to the boats the dog fell Into the water and started to Cap Th» v»n»«i-r color card provides a Is brought through a slash In the swim Inwards the submarine of bc-alltlftll pastel t lilt b for rhlfTon o verdress and tied In a loop t.itn Itnhtnson swam after It and res evf-nlnr gowns. mining tho sedato but with long hanging end. Thla la tin- cued It fust ns |( reached the suhmn Satin slip­ rlne. The commander of the subm a­ rich dark colors that are advanred. for Isht-d with a bead tassel "I made tip my mind to add I•*ml Tin* material ns a whole tho h* a»" r material* and day .tim e pers and silk hosu to match th e gown rine imld wear Th can durk colors Include In color, complutu a simple und retired blow up your boats, but now you save is about th>* greenest I liuve ever the Itttlo dog—" Thus 38 lives wore bad." “African brown"— which Is a very costume. The Yost expects Joh n n y Maulhetsch. Thin silk m ig h t be used for the un- saved by the rescue of the dog drop shade- bottlo green." "crow blue' idarker than n av y i—dark taupe, derdrcHH. and any of tho pretty light captain swum hack with the little the brightest star of the Meeshlgatl out HI last season, to be greater than and "Held mouse," which !» a warm colors or pastel tint* chosen with iiultnul slttlnk on his shoulder over this season, tn spite of the fact shade In mouse color. A dark blue good effect In this dress If selected Avoiding the Subject. that tn* hud nppendlcltln during tho with a purple cam Is called " b l a c k ­ with discretion. "Algy consulted a brain specialist winter Stripes Were better managed dur­ berry ntid a dnrk purple llko that of "Jo hn n y told me he was feeling ing tho Past season than over be­ vest i-rday " the grape is railed "Concord." That s .pretty good Whni nap- tine, said Yost, "w hen I saw Hltn fore—nl least within the memory of The pretty drees shown in tho pic In Ann Arbor rerently, although bo womed—and this Is t h e prtilmhle poio-d tttro show* rhlfTon In a one-piece o ver "Oh, the specialist Is a tactful fel doesiLt weigh an much as he used to. drus worn over an undordress of net cause for th e ir continuation In favor | understand lie merely tulm-d | look for him to oven excel his In the lovely light colors and tin ts one low with luce Mounrea about the bottom work of Inst season. Ills work on The Ure reappears In the collar and can picture them In the evening about tin- weather ' the defensive will undoubtedly be Im­ Itiex sit-eve* rhlfTon roses weight th e gowns of tho coming season To Help Blinded Soldier* proved pnrtleiilarly In blocking and overskirt and three of them nre haustlble variety Is possible In do A committee has in*en formed in tncklltig tsrk'-d to tin- front and hark near tho signs whe.n we consider them m a d e Each one nf the live men who havo bottom A hand of wide ribbon la uj> with la m s or nets or plain sur­ this country tin* purpose of which is to faces In one of tli»» colors o f tho assist men who liave been ollnded in been iludared Ineligible will leave a set on the underskirt and the sam e battle Joseph II Choate is presISoni hole that will bo hnrd to nil. Lyons soft rlblvon appears In a folded girdle Btrlped fabrics. of (tie com min m plnyed a good mid anil Imrkfleld game , JU LIA BOTTOMLEYabout Hi.- uaiHt'nf the untlerdresB. It and Traphagen was u powerful line­ man. Kwor^ was* without doubt tno sav that cannot lie said In thn hearing WAYS OF TACTFUL NURSE of thr patient, go out of the room to heal lineman on the fresh team, play lug at guard most of tb<* time Dunn Ml) It M e. * j\ That Should Be Ob a former Ann Vrhor high a. hoot A still more tn-i i-sMirv point to ie Yost Has Mcncier-nnd UnsntisItr .e - j I:, r - u u f W h o WofllcJ Win star was <upturn ami qiiuiterlmek tm-mhi-r Is iluit tin- most niqulslt*- . , *tfr to the Sick. Drown, lor neatness iti u*>I !>•- tin* order < f the sick ’ lilC lo ry KllOWlCufJC 01 mfltCritU, • of the ttrat vonr nmA mer I>etroll ( e n l ml high school Lullroom. The slightest disorder Is often ' hack. has been declared by former Intolerable to a nervous patient. Re menilAir that all the patient would Hughitt. Game Little Quarterback, Coach Stocking to he o n e of the host hack Held men he ever lurned oat — wish to have done In her room yoli and Five Prospective Stars Lost r.tTli i< i .it.I dependable she and Stock tins turned out some cork ­ ,utt* 1 must do for her otherwise she will by Faculty Rulings— Mauln. in be. but tin t ing good vnrsiiy material. a ,l‘* worry nbont It If sin- Is an habitual betsch Is Praised. »Miii■■*’ i l ■nine bv insight ll-tw * Coach Yost etpe< is four tough hat person und accustomed to have ln-r r , ' r ' •' •* i i r i a t n rules and »-**r lb-* this fall with the Mulligan Agri­ v furniture and personal liehiuginga ,41t‘ in-., that . m i non trained . jukt uu. It will fret und winry her to rein, h I’leldlng II Yost lias a list of cultural college, Sy racu se, t 'oriu-ll and t •.in and **houid rein.-m - have them misplaced Do not I* i>*- -<om<- llftv'tilg straift'lng ytiiingsters Penns) Ivanla * are in ^li*» sick room I. ini* for tn* I ••I I*niv**rstt v of lUeiln-liiu bottles huiidiig*-* *>r all) •i that you have no annoy- paraphernalia of •the sick room In Michigan football team but whether Wagner Against Double-Headers. *,ls 1 vs «u«-h us clearing >our sight Th ey are depressing ns well thvre am ll rootbnll tdnvers In tho Iliiis Wagner refers to double* bond­ tulle b is a tierlnus i|llestlon iig. locking, d im .lining ns ugly. ers as head on collisions "One in a Probably never in the history of week Is tiud enough, iw.'-rs or making any uusays Modus , Do not Insist upon straightening the Bfco'-.r, noise that might be Irrttnt- bedclothes If your patient wishes 1« ho Hi** futuous coach 's a c t iv i t i e s 'a t Ann "but th ree of Them telescoped tntd Idk t'» i i I nerves A l most peoplo let aJotic. Do i W Insist on anything Arbor has he had any fiiore *mV-Bjrer four days keep any club or mnnager •hoi., tub tricks are quite uhcoti- that'.ls u nnecessary tn the way of at and u nsatisfactory know ledge-of tho guessing, rii’e best club 111 thn bust•CMU-. | l|i. in tlic-jpsuIvcM, it Is qulto* m illio n * rir regu latio n s.. Abpve all. materiel jij/hund than In* has for hl> ties.* finds It hard to win two games ’ll strip ^UI*J Uiluk Occasion | 1 hold U; Otways In your mind tiiut yo^-t 19 lii nnichlnn^ , • III .oiio JUtm loon. Double hepdeya ipn t " to r right mime, ami l-p refirr to call " r," * V » 'r m w o r o guilty v r .roust ” *tbdv and d roul. ler your pa | Fffr li«* f|* from r o a c h .Yost tn Ih r c e In n ’ "*■ v ■ * )'-f.ji(ht'« tjbrifonallty and aubellie .yniir the .wblf toVliowl nl thla early s tn g o ’ them iicailon collisions. Ai.h i Jmhlt mbst ■nniia/IRg to pa- .own. Jx> not tlUiughlU-ssly ImpowfiTw;/.Un* game, but facts art* facts IIn row sir** t*** much like n HRiaihup Hitts that mattiy fttrrses hitvo- your will and habits upon a liejplesa. ndrOllon to losing such idJrd ,tin . \* *’ Hughitt. t h e %gnmn lltllo qu arterback • "C o r b'Aplo. the doctor ‘ nrrwmi'Hitnlld. Official T ria l Horse . .. _ I. f .As or tin* l u ll tcumi; by graduation, "Mur­ ni undertone nr tvlilr-p^F* fSujihftat .'Hmltli lias replaced J i m ry Up", has iien*^ 'stnprlvcd of live *of .e of the patlee.f T u la* Knife the ndat Weapon. F it tilt t i t h e olllelrtl trinl nqrwevil the Ms |.i#»»sj)ecttvo !b 15 stars by f a c t B y -irl -and difccuurtequs to "T o iln y ith e «b*frnFi' stands pat on ^*Tf lighter who f n n i ni^u^Jnith Is u toi . iat,i uwelt per ,.a rthwi>rKs. win- ni/g' uiachlnw gunn. V-* tt* IS o u perr aSs'i’Ai d to the (uiik |dfo, where he rije ./ fa ty lty bus passed, out tbo •. n b . i l Is n’ lcriu- -j jj,. ' bus Jius. petrol. ll..... It EH * . • void th a t .becousd- Of SrlpltAStlC do- GLOOMY AT MICHIGAN THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY l,v Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar ___ No. H2 No. 86 il:IO am 1:35 pm 1:15 pm 5 :3 5 pm 5:2 0 am 9:IH am 7:5 0 am l2:3H pm 8:05 am I :50 pm 11 :J5 pm 4:03 pm 1:40 pm 6 :2 0 pm Jacksonville Savannah Ifirhmond Washington llnllimure l'hlladclphla New York Nn. HO 8 :1 0 pm f2 :3 5 am H:()()pm 11 :50 pm 1 :38 am 4:25 am 7 : 1 3 am All-«teel Equipment. Free Reclining ("hair Car* (o Washington. Dining < ar Service on T rain s 82 and Hti. Sleeper to Savannah on Train 80. For Information and Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE I SR lUy Mlftfl. JftrkaonilUr. Mi IlilliborMili Haul. T i n f t , Ms rhon. in rSor*. 17 S an fo rd C o c a -C o la B o ttlin g C om pany s Bottlers of Soda Water and PHONE In Pottles 21 Don't play with serious matters— don’t YOU carry your own insurance against • f i k i: fur you'll (imi the money wanting vihen the F I R E has ui|>ed out your proja-rty H im our strong, reliable company carry yuur ri*k and be ort the sale side. Reasonable rute** CHASE & COMPANY W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire insurance orric* .UK HOLDEN REAL CBTATE H vou Uavp artytblli|^Q.r^,fo1tetS. slpjjo artillery, llcld. Artillery, O. Sanford. Florida *•»/ ■ •• * 'V rtrr • ■■ . 1v • -in >’1-' ' ' / " . . • :■ - - L — St. Leo College. Si. Leo, Pasco County, Florida . J '' *• J Full Instructions Given in Preparatory, Coro* nerrial and J . ’laa-. •tea! Courses Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers T E R M S • *226.00 r u n OATAtOGPC A D D RE SS R E V . DIRECTO HAND BRO THERS L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E . ■*. * * Corriai* Park Avenuo and Second S treet CO NTRACTO RS FOR A L L K IN O S OF HEAVY HAU LIN G 1, * * § _#* t C 1 . ’ . . . Largo supply of Horsos, Mulos, Wagons and Harnoss. always hand— .For Sale or £jr£hango on --------. - ............. ■• — ------------F IELO MONTH5 ___ . _____ -x■ ' • rr. ,*i 14 it - ' ~■* <> • -■ •. r «l w * fc' I f i t .. ' * * ‘ 8^- • V B ia ek s m ith ln t and YVaton Repairing In connoctlon . j « •4 '*1 • - -Jji-.y k . *, .± ■_ra■* * ,, •, ■ a■— * . -• ••.•,* * - . • - y m �' - V’ q5JH PAGE SIX . No v e m b e r % , u j S- For SAIe— Egga and Baby Chli"] and if the former aldermen decide Blanche Walsh Dead Influence of Thought. celebrated Regal White Wynndott to come out for re-election- they will Pittsburg, Nov. 2.— Blanche A single gentfo raip nuked the grass receive the hearty support of the Walsh, the well Known actress died many shades greener. So our pros­ Uig performance, heaVy laying bir* people. • * . Saturday In a hospital where she pects brighten on the Influx of better am booking orders for same Alao a few pullets and cocke reL, was taken suffering from a malady thoughts.—Thoreau. same strain. . *F, P. Strong, 1Q jqk p I BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN thflt caused an .opertUjori 6 U \ 1 havo never been satisfied with Third St., Sanford. * Miss W a s h ’s ffrfustU to disappoint the action of the city council re­ Old. Acoma. YOU AND M E.” garding the bill boards. I believe an nudienre caused a-relapse. After Acoma. N. M , an Indian pueblo, Is For Sale— Good allround rap. that if other cities- can stop this she went under the knife she insisted the oldest Inhabited setlldment In the buggy and harnea*. Cheap for on keeping on engagement nt indiscriminate despoliation of the United States. Box 1256 or'W est Side atov. " 17^ j beauty of our city thnt Sanford can Youngstown, Ohio, whero aho re­ do the same and there should be an lapsed abd'was brought back hero. v H a r d td P e n e t r a t e . For Sale— 25,000 Snowball c»# A C H 1 E L IS A M O N G Y E T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H . • In private life she was Mia. WilRankin—"It takes a long time to get flower Plants. ordinance-framed that would cover W'.. C. Post \y anything through Urnnbrough'e skull. Sidethe case. Other cities in Florida |lium H. Travers “ H E ’L L P R E N T ’E M “ - . S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . doesn't It?*' Phylo—"I should say It are rapping this bill board business | la o o o a o ao o Q o oaaao o o aoao o oaaaQ D o oo ao oD oo D o oaD D aD oad o o docs; that man will be dead and bur For Sale— Singer Sewing nucltiuj and prohibiting the same as the fol­ " T h e Silent Voice r' * trjl before bo over finds out he Is in good condition. Inquire al ? My old friend, ’Stonewall Ja c k - * And till* name gentlemen might lowing from the Tallahassee Dem­ Those who viewed the "Silent flick."—Youngstown Telegram. East Third street. - - 1 -Itp nonville Tripl ett of the St, Cloud bo asked some of tho gentlemen who ocrat indicates: Voice" when it was presented on tho .T rib u n e is evidently tho owner of n now seek these $7,500 per annum ‘The city authorities of T a ila -j legitimate stage nt the Liberty The­ For Sale.—lllouaehold goml*. j j 4 ear and is uvorse to paying twenty jobs nt our hands. In a few months hassoc should take some action in atre in New York Inst season, with eluding tab ll, chairs, dlshe* Iarg*T LEGAL ADVtRIISING tents per gallon for gasoline to run they will begin tiding you how they response to the complaints being Otis.Skinner in the principal part. iron kettle, flour feed anil ff rti|[M(j his benzine buggy. He breaks forth becnrmi pigeon toed following a made al most daily by citizens will be interested to learn that it Two stands, bees, 25 heat! ..... . Log,: Dr par t r ar nt of the ( nl r f t a r into song as follows; mu In down a corn row, how they against the disgraceful moving bill baa ^een produced in motion picture U. H. I.anil Office, Cialnctvllle. Florida, etc. Sold private sale at Uuki^] w, fur i’ll liv •lin' <A..nlli.. Di N o tic e la h e i r by ( i v e i t l h a l / a f n e a C . Krt- postoffice, t xi* pt hogs «o!i| t Rvery onee In a while an account rode a cow pony-over tho wilds of board which is towed over the forftj by t h e ‘ Quality Pictures Cor»i>. of Hsnford, Florid*. who. on April tt, our prairies when the vast silence streets of the Capital City by a ► porntioji for release in the Metro of John D. R ockefeller giving mono miles soutlm,.^ ^ t'ilO, made Homeatead fcntry, No. 06737 saw's [flare, 3 lor WJ4 of NWu (or Pot t). NtVg nf Weltiwa postoffice. W. C. Hi Hid.-* to charity or doing something really was broken rtnly by the howl pf the mule to the accompaniment of a i program anti will he shown here at XWt*. !W. 20. and {Sr. U of Nt: 't. Sec. I». i t h Jli J U n i r ZV H a rt, T a l- Curntor. human appears -In.;TBb dally press. wolf and the low of tho long horned cow l}uU,4 o advertise the picture the Star Theatre on Tuesday. Nov. T o w n .h ip. U» Wauth. la b tM ee Jttyrldlan. b a i B ind n o tlr r of Jh 2 nd, ij fcvHr^ tl»y except Sunday. and i u ^ Mt that an cow calling its calf, therefore they lenUiM t'J aaahe K ivo-ycar p ro o f, .t o e t t a b For Sale—Florida corn, sackei’i e e rib rd e d. F r a n c i s 'X . Bushman and Mar­ Pah claim ’ to th ae land as ha o e e* d ei-trrlh nouncetm*nt‘ '«njlth‘e f'*nnnOdbcement f rc cminenl|y AHed t o lo o k after oar. i . that creeps over the befo re C lerk nf C frcu lt C o u rt, a t S a n fo rd , in car. Florida hays guerite Snow, who are probably % baled ------- Carloti.| appears stating that the price of interests under the gilded dome of prctty streets of the capital dAy by F lo rid a , on th e 3 0 th J a y of N o v em b er, t»IA _ . or less. Best Fulghum seed o*tj, j the big house nt Washington. But known to pioro motion picture lovers gasoline baa increased from one to day U crude in iU design, sd slow C la im a n t nam e* a t w l t u r . - . i : $ 1.00 per bushel in five bu‘.kl-l [auf when they get to that city of mag­ T o m llo y d , of W okiw a. P tcrid s thjtn any stellar combination now four rents a gallon. moving us to impede trafflc./frightA O. Von ffr-rboHa. of W aklw a, F lorid a Seed lt*e $2.75 per bushel nificent distance*, learn to quaff the ens horses and distracts the peace being shown on the screen, are star* 11 sid y llo y d , of W c k l s t , Florid a One of those instances of his seem - cup that cheers, and take n few W ill 1^0. of W eklw e, F ltrlrfa . Ij^maon & Dennis, Qalnenvilh. rod in this important production, and •. ■ -H O U E ttT W, H A V IS . , in)*.benefaction* occurred about six rifles in a jitney bus, they forget we of the neighborhood. J f is a nuis­ \ ta -T u e a -S tc lU g P tn r . »l jr Frithk Hacon, one of the beat known * ■-* w ® ago, when he granted an eight are dbwn here adding miHions to ance. , . ... ■ i >1 character actors in the legitimate In other cities these moving bid- , , , , < ».'lrtur day to his employees, they pre- Jo h n ’s bank account. I w|!l n o t l w mtfwfiiiblt for any ill Lt* r a n l r t r Poopk* reati these ads. It matters- , . . . , ,, ., . n.i. Here makes 111*,?-debut . before mo^,,u Ui] t jd tn tiamr. I*. O* \ !cljxu^hl.n , , f, •« '! Yiously having worked nine hour* not to them whether gasoline is two boards have been prohibited. The-j lion ‘ I|1 doing it now. Is your 1 picture audiences. / aters should rm more bo ’permiltet *•* a day. When that 'announcement or twenty-two cent* a gallon columntHqye ^ou sqtn*t ’ti? tt They N l l T I t ' K O F 1‘ K I M V I I Y F L E C T I O N appeared lie «n< heralded a* a are drinking costly and invigorat­ to use the street* of a city' for lit II Try an ad N j't lr* I* h e r e b y f i r m t h a t a W b l l r M a n 's sell? t tingregntionnl ('. K. Notes r tf J PriftiMV will b«? h**1d in th# c ity of S an fo rd . great benefactor, one who loved his ing draughts at our expense anil be­ hoards than an electric rompnnj t<» Miss Marian Packard, assisted by S r m i n o l f county*, F l o r i d a . T t m d w y , , , No* fellow man Hut past, experiences come intoxicated with thejr ....... run car* over the pavements without . v r m b r r 16, A J> 191 A, for- t hr rtomina __ For Salt- - Ford truck, . lli*J ■ ’■■‘pc-i i *n TfnrirWirr. 'TTi i f b y *mfr“ rrrr r m c - - ' ~1'’ i cl '-'n UtuuiaU. acnL lhc ic jd c rt rtm r nf r r n d f d «rrr~fr7T " Tr.*' fnTtntrTfi f o m / T K have taught us to I7e . doublTuT mightiness. bargain. Five putt* edge/ llm* !ftUj t o w i t . « F o r M a y o r of th » c i t y of S an fo rd * , . __ __ 1pf forty-five hndeuvorer* Sunday and towns of the country nre pro__. , J H«vrn (7 ) C ou n c il m en . mud F i t e (6^ |»rr^ about Jo h n ’s big heartedness, and 1 ., ... , „ , . • ,t._ oventng. Our honored and honorary « m i l o M*rvw for t w o y n r i n e x t **nau- big bargain, $250. 00. Semin blr CvJ No, we see no1 hope— we'll just go hjbiting ‘advertising vans on the sure enough, in a few flays wo were E i r r u t l t e Com m fuem m rn; mtio for Garage, Sanford, V fm M Flu. member, Dr. Boucholfo addressed rt no rfo mmm m ^ n d a t i n n #b y p r im a r y of a p t f M t l thoroughfares, while many told that guifolinc had gone up o on paying"IwehtyfHwo cents or any public , . . , . , . the meeting with much feeling nnd t o i c n c aa C t e r k a a d C o l U e l o r of th«* For Sale— Two fresh milk roij. ..... ,, , ,. ... . . r l l y of S i n f o ld , mod af ro m prraofi to a r r v r cent a gallon, Iti'u few days more other amount Jo h n ‘ sees lit to charge other cities are going* further mid,1 ,beautiful thought. We are proud of ma T f t M u r e r an d C o l l t r l o r of the* n t y of Hand Bros. ordering razed all of the stationary 15-u : us. He's grabbed the hoo|f, sinker, it juaijTVjL^another cent, and con­ T h e I Wa t t w o n a m e d ofTlcra lie the Doctor’s help in our society -and Smnford, injt a p p o in tiv e n fllrr*; a p p o i n t m e n t t o L»e hill boards. They, too, are eye­ line, pole am) gone under tinlog. tinued to jump until today we in shnll miss him during his several m a d e by t h e M a y o r mnd c on firm ed by the C i t y C o u n c il . St. Clouil are paying twenty-two and we’ve got to stand for it th at’s sores and discourage the sale of the week's absence from the city, j T h e polls will be o p en ed at eig ht o ’clock all property they occupy. Nothing 1 cents a gallon • m on aaid d a t e , and will close at five F m o ’c lock p m.t an d th e following nam ed makes a poorer impression on a p er s on a are hereby a p p o in te d to aer vr as »♦♦♦{ New Seed Store Here "** 1 tlon't blame John »o much f<»r stranger than a multitude of ru*ty clerk and tn apeet ora of aald p r i m a r y , toThere seems to be no stir about wit Schal e Mkiiirs, in s p e c to r ; T i m K r a n r , D G Allen of Trilby has arrived wanting to corner all the money on old billboards in every direction For R ent- Two story hou**, «fin ip # e io r ; C . C . I Howard, I m p e c t o r . W W earth, as it appenr* to be fashion­ the coming city election other than in the business district of a city in the city and will open a seed store l-cinf, clerk. Ti rilh St and French Avr M»4- ] r a n d i d a t e a for t h e va rlo u a nlTlce* to able these days lo oppress your the office* of Clerk and Collector Not satisfied with the use of «11 t l . J in thp " » Railroad Way I'm*Allvo te crate rent Inquire C. L Wing, S4J d In aald p r im a ry m t * i (lie »mh neighbor us hard us you can, hut and Assessor and Treasurer, in fences and brick walls that codld be I Mr . A11,'n hu" h“d >’l’nri’ o( o f ’crlenc f a l l * 8. F r a n k , a e r r e t a r y of th e white Palmetto Ave. -1-tfc m a n ’a e x e c u t i v e c o m m i t t e e , on or before we do blpme those shining lights we whirh tho present incumbents, W. M found, the bill posters of Taila-|.in lh* business with his father. t h e |0th d a y of N o v e m b e r , 19 1 6 . n o t i r e of t hell In te n tio n to be f i f l d i d i t t a , and t( pay $7,60<) and perquisite* a year M I.0 veil and A A Preston are has.ee have adorned sa mule For Kent Rooms for light home m u le cart , “ n<,pr ,ho f,r»’ n“ m<’ ('f the L Allr-n th e tim e of flllng s uc h no tice* , t h e aaaeas to look after our interests at Wash­ to have Harry Wil son and Addison and hung it to a cow hell and run Seed Co., and will give the people of m e n t against auch c a n d id a t e * mUai a r e o m - keeping f*l‘J Oak uvenue. 20-tf n y s a m e , to g e t h e r with a w rit ten s la te ington To say that congress has Williams ns opopnenls. J [). Da­ it down the middle of Monroe street this community a first class estab­ pmaant pl edging th eir willingneaa to abide [Jead his advertisement b y th e reaulta of aald p r i r n a r y No r andiGood six room house with bath | no right to regulate the price at vison as Mayor has them all backed in tho middle of every day. . ‘ lish men! d a t e 'a n a m e wiM be place d « * th e ballot off the boards and the alderrnanic in this issue of the Herald. A. P. which gasoline can be sold is all who doe* not qu alify witK the a e r r e ta r y nnd electric light for rent The painting of the city's side­ of th e executive rom m lU ee within the Connelly. IS-tft fo m m y ro t it has, and every man ticket will remain as it is at present walks Would not bo permitted in ti m e a bve epee Ifled. T h e aseeea m en ta an m ad e by uhr r i r r u Pulled New Slant who Is not a corporation paid hire­ with the exception of two new ones li v e c o m m i t t e e ar e ia foflqw* e any other city of the United States to be eleuted. Tol ar and Davison For Rent-— Several nice offlts A new stunt, for Sanford at least, F o r Mayor | Mi 00 ling will admit it If ttie eoa to the extent that it Is allowed here F o r C o u n c ilm a n 2 SO will lea ve the alderrnanic race and two rooms over Yowell’s. Kpquire N. P. j was pullt'd off Wednesday when F o r Cler k & C o l l e c t o r barons raised the price of coal -lo 6, 00 Occasionally in the Inrger citie* the 32-tf a s u r e r & AaaeapMDr 6.00 Yowell & Co. twelve dollars, n ton we know there new men will run in their place. I mayor will grant the sidewalk ad­ three young ladies, members of the F oTr hTe r e polling p l a c e shall be at th e c ity biAieve thnt the ofil aldermen are Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So­ hall in th e woujd he a hundred ‘ congressmen of Hanford, Hem im dr c o u n ­ vertising privilege to some charit­ For Rent or Sale— House on Pal- ] y , F l o ri d a T h e following person* shall be clamoring for recognition to intro­ the men for the place. While l may able organization that has no other ciety clerked in the Three-ln-One tde em ed to he d u ly qualified el ecto r* in thi* metto AVe. W. J Thigpan 101-lf have a difference of opinion with p r i m a r y , t o w i t : All white person s duly store of L. L. Tay for. Five per went duce a resolution of inquiry the r eg is te red A c c ord in g t o law upon the regMmeans of advertising, but never to a of the total sales of the day were t r a t i o n books of the c i t y of Hanford, who first day of the coming session; but some of them I believe that as a theatrical corporation For Rent — One room convenitstl av e paid their poll ta a o n or hefoa* (he given to.the £ . E. for their building h13lh. we venture the assertion that not a whole they have given us a good ad­ d a y of N o v e m b e r , 1 9 1 6 to depot; Knquirc 123 W NljtkJ Let the city authorities act imme­ fund. It was gnurt fun for the gills. F o il R E ST LA K E. Whisper will lie heard about John ministration. • Certainly they have m an of th e Whit# M an 'a ’ Flxre u Uve St., corner Oak Avo. Iff-tf^; diately. Tho public demands that About 6 p. m. found them rather C h(air ddno one thing that should rodound ’ o m m l t l ee. and gasoline. to their credit as long as they live something be done to eliminate the lirt’d. A goodly sum was added to A ttewt ; F. H. F H A N K , Hr ere I a r y , c *.*Tbi’ papers are filled with what and that is starting the bulkhead of noisy moving billboard and tho free the treasury. For R e n t - -T w o room s nicely fur­ i Mr. Wilson said to Mr^. 'G » h and rhe tjikefront. nished for light hnusekeefrjju !!lj sidewalk advertising concession now what Mrs Galt said to Mr*. Wilpon, West Fifth St , 3tp used'.hy “ private business for per­ Statc and County TaveJ Now Dur T For one I hove never been a sonal gam." all about trousseaus and wedding Tax books are now open in iny 'Is For Rent Two furnlsht-il rxrortu, J , rings, but not a word has passed kicker agntnst the acts of the a ld e r-[ ofliro for the payment of state and .117 est Second St. j * JO-rfr men takon as a .whole. There is . U) nt dlstlngusihed gentleman's lips Ft)It MAVolt M a u d A ll a n county taxes for l'J15. A discount I will l» ■ r»iulci»U to? lh> pcMIlnp u| Mayor no set of alder^tien who do not strive ’ about the enormous price John is fc/ Tho internationally famous dancer of 2 per cent in November and I per of Sanford, subinet U> th# doriUon of th# Whit# charging for the fluid. If he is the to give tho p^op le the best there js in " T h e Rug Maker's Daughter," a cent In December is made. to b* hrid tn Noy#mb#r. jU v ln * w rrr-J Bring Primary lh# rlty two term , a * Alderman and krmwla# tha man of the people he claims to be, in them, especially in this city>v> You charming romance of two conti­ the description of your property norda ot our rommonweallh, [ b#U#r# 1 ran U ol W ANTED Iw artl lo lb# rfUiana In many way# aa Child fixers* why doesn’t he close that While often hear ruraoA* of difforent kinds nents nt the Star Friday. when you come to pay. l l n and without making any pr#-#t#rtion pram [M ■ House mutrimoniul bureau long of manipulations but they percolate t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 1♦ _ will rtalc lhal l hr law, ot th r cily will l«mlqgfrrl Jnb. D. Jin kins. Cast of characters: Impartlally. but arrordlng to th r letlrr o( lh# rlly ( enough to look under the cover and through the looal life of Sanford only ordii qr*w Aa an Alilij W B lor four >rar* and Tax Collector, Seminole Co. AGEN TS MEN nn<l WOMENDemetru Maude Allen n v o n l m i (hat psenryni, I k u * my rlaim for th# sufsec what i* going on among the because some other town has had 2 1-lie' G E T P A R T IC U L A R S of on. uf tkt fraga of lhr v o l m of Hanford Robert Van Huren Forrest Stanley As for as our own alder­ people who made it possible for him double. yuiwctl|ulV M ;- itAVISfiN *>ont. |>qjurra-proposition* evrr olTrfei Mrs Van Huren 'hts mother to be at the head of this govern­ men ure concernined they have al­ .:— ■■ No prffToili experience crqutrsA June Darwell -* N a m i n g t h e P a r k ways given the city a square deal m ent? r.i (i.rt (.tu.ior | Wr i t e Hox 1 I till, S a nf o r d . Fla 21-d Osman Howard Davies There is a box in the Heruld office I *ish lo iimounci to lb* voters »nd tny ___________ frUnda that 1 w ill he s rgn<lltliie for tk* Hulib Hey Herbert Standing for t j,r vi>ting on a name for the Good famil y horse, for sale N* I offie* of Clark and rfllUcior, in whin Harah Laura Woods Cushing park on Ninth street and French ptltnmry If b. h#IU N#» IGM). >ub|rrt to a[rai(I . Price right fofj .p n t.ln im .n l of M #yor a I r a Ia o[ a utos. John Marshall. Harrington Gibbs avenue. This park is ns yet unde­ I will highly a p p ircls t# you r .u p p u rt. q u ir k s a le Inquire at lire dspirt-1 H A R R Y J . W llJM tN ' The story ("Paramount Pro­ veloped, hut^here plana on foot meat or write M. S. Nelson, S«gram"): which will result in mnking it a true T o t h . V # t*r* ot R sn fo rd : * • ford, FI a. . ■ 21-tl ' 1 am ■ e u d l d i l . for rM Slrrtion lo t h . Rob Van Buren's rescue of the beauty spot. ‘ Various suggestions-fer offic# o f . Cl#rk #nd C o ll# rta r,*.tn s h s pr*daughter of a wealthy Turkish rug- the name include the beautiful and isrir f flHr.il 1 hi# offlr# for fly# r m i Y n d th in k t h a t maker In Constantinople when way- musical Indian names, and the nam I h » » . l h . n e t . . . t r y .,p * r i# h r « and will i h o d o t c o o o o o o o o o o o a a o i ‘ -j ■f laid by robbers paves the way for a of flotyers and plants which thrive * p p r # t l« l* your auppoU . niiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiimiiiits „ ' f i t Y iu * » Ita ly . £3 romance between them. Tho ro­ best in Florida soil. ^ L . U j - w . l . o v k m .. rrmance progress^, rapidly despite tho t h f . x r i i r V r \ R n SSHKhNtM l I w ith io Inform the voters l a ' i h i i r t t y objections of Demetra'a father and v e t e r in a r ia n Good Ad*Ire, Mr. Merchant lh # t I wtti b . # ranidftlat# lo r.fh s offl or, [hs""offlr», of the venomous Turk he is trying to T r .n a u r .r #od A \ > m .or in . whit. l b w h it, irri* The tegular kick on the mail order m#ry to b . - h . H N#S, lAth, I S I SI. tq . rl I n #s . i « h . m s , m _ , force upon her. At length Bob per­ houses is still in pi ogress, but Bro, to V ^ i iD F F J C K — r- * S th. spiMilnlm.nt «t m hf.yor fItOIAl.l. HJI) suades Demetra to elope with him Merchant, all the newspapers in the Ill: v n tY THANKtflM. ^FOK YtiUll HAND BROS. STABLES VOTBftC , r , to America. Getting wind of it, the world cannot light this battle for • *• ^ A fllU H O N l„ tV fr,M A X I S ----------- ; - r malicious Osman hires a band of you. We can pat you on tho bac Hring in your la m e anti sic# . i* <• I with to rnnnuMv] ot.r, al SinR j hotaes and mplea. Have the® '■t ruffians to make way with Bob on and tell yoy wo feel sorry, and throw ford that -1 #m S <w# .Jor r .- . l . c t l o m .| treated. Have their teeth ex­ to th# ofllr. of ,TM~ I S A . . . • • o r in , the eve of hia •departure. all the brlcka In our yard at that th. primary to !>. hi amined, sharp c o r n e r ? tkf*sed if)). 19 5 I ! h#v. h.ld this | K w tt With her young Ameiican n>ya- mail order cuss, and net do one bit f..l thnt I am qua down, projections cutoff and d*" ” t s r .‘' 4 " j rayed molars extracted. ■* ■ terioualy vanished and the day of of gOod. There is but one way to Itww. .. 1 will ip p r o c in t. your vot**A t q laouooaaaooofiaoopaoDOoooo iher odioua-wedding to Oaman draw- whip him and that ia for you to join A. A . P R H 8 T O N D on't ta k e a ch an ce w ith in ferio r carb o n paper. ing 77 near, Demetra ffees to a cousin’s us in our effo.ts and advertise. Let It mdans faded, illeg ib le cop ies, untidy files, w aste in New York on the boat on which the peopto know you have the same Bob has reserved passage. • thing for sale.— JJol fo Truth. of tim e and poor w o rk .. P u t a stop to th is! U se Osman pursues the littlo refugee, to corners her in New York, and with Methodlata Read .wejr TRADE oriental cunning seta a trap into Every Methodist Is expcctecrTo be which Demetra blindly Walks. Os­ present at the new church Wednes­ ♦ man then-isummona a second Turk­ day evening at 7:30 o’clock. This » ish prjest snd has just forced 'De­ service iji to plan (tnd prepare for the metra to l\er kneoa when the door special meetings to begin next Sun­ , bursts open a n d ''B o b rushes In, day 11 a.1 W. Dr. W. J. Carpenter 1 r having escaped the dungeon in Conto come J t fun1uy. lie willreLast ini' legibility — neatness — uniformity — and economy miofee 1 a El 1s t anti no pie. He routs Oaman and muiu>.j«r #ten days. He sure to be MultiKnpy the standard carlxut paper. In black or blue, MultIKopy H AH Isocal AdvertlaemenlR Under bis confederates and lakes Demetra present Wedneedajjj^-Bvenitig 7 3^. never fades. IJultilvapy j;ivcs non-sniudginif, tion-nil»t)ing copie* This Heading THREE CENTS i to Jds mother's, tjhere they arc hap­ which often rivr.1 the original i i rleamestrBnd legibility. MultIKopy Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ~ . yivis i.urjirtitiigly lung servlet; and ia unequalled for manifolding. pily married Dr. W. J. Carpenter Coining ■PAfi <. i vt EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT m REN T I POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS DR. A. DOLAN Stop U sin g C h e a p , U n re lia b le C a rb o n P a p e r 1 ¥ T CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING 1 4 i[ C arb o n Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th Si. & Ope# — . MQtiUjor F R E E Sa m ple S h e e t ■ 1 T T A R S R f‘ l.u# t •’* ' ur % B J i U r n ir # ,u * r# n fre il I b k iv e 71000 Im p rastlon s of w tih au iciw eau w *o o lu tb u w «n the p ip er, D R . C. W . F A IN ■■*. ‘ DENTI6T Herald Printing Co. Sanford, Florida « - M . work for wiirrx r x o r t s oNtr ... t PEOPLES BANK BUILDING ;.a ROOM 9 •• . D r- .W. Carpenter of Firsp Methodist church, Jacksonville has' consented to come to Sanford and conduct a series of meetings in the n«w Methodist church. He will ar­ rive Monday, Nov. 8th. All Chris­ tiana in tho city are asked to co­ operate and share in the benefits of such an occaafon. An Invitation U hereby extended to every one in San­ ford. F. E. Steinmeyer. . - Pastor First M. E. Church • * • , Chtrgc 25 Cents. For Sale— Ten acres of the best high hammock land, west side, just outside corporate limits. Half in cultivation 4 years. About 2 6 0 large pines on other half. Ail fenced and ditched. Quarter mil* of W o shipping stations and First St. ’ Per­ fect drainage. $1350 will buy it if s o l d %ithin the n e x t 1 0 days, w o r t h $ 3 0 0 0 .0 0 . avenue. See ow ner, . . = 207 French 11-tf , sta Tuesdays - > - W . al 3 p. m .. i ■ .n Reacfing R ood Free to AH i-Tt- . • -**■ �... IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS pi'BL ISHCD ISEMI - WEEKLY IN S A N F O R D — Life h Wotth Living A \(ii.i .m i : SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY NOVKMIIBK 5. 191'. vii 1 ' A? NO. 22 WORLD’S FAIR LACKED RECEPTION TO BROTHERHOOD SPECIAL MEETINGS TO BE FLORIDA SAYS MILLER OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HELD BY THE METHODISTS A SANFORD MAN IN CALIFORNIA F E L T SORRY FO R H IS HOME S T A T E made a. mistake in not b.3 « . a , r exhibit at the world’s i.jr m S'nn Francisco this year. Sd bink, Frank Miller -<ff this city, ho ha- just returned from a trip ,LWvlgh the west and a tw;o weeks’ Sd ,j„t SatiuriSl' , - Assoclatimwu M- * * } « « * Un& a,f I J k.' drruh ■' Bml.almeTs riMent* *' 1 ucu> f ' b " that it U ' Mr Xa! fjj ili'1 bu gap" d by inducing buii,l .......... „‘r r^„|, , r. of that • ,,'* !* » d - r e p - .1 i making surh stien- CongregutiojrrrLTjTiu relics and minii 1" y in ti.dmlf of this state ter. will hold its annual session with The class was mvit-it to meet Mt ■HI i!i 1!»17 will beheld us. Nov 10th anti 17th Important Thfa-hei from seven thirty till inidand Interesting thertie- will !*«• <lt i .‘I ' md vuiiu- of them almost made .idl'd I'oiiditurns in i ij . ■»,.,) m Imiii , 1 i\ :ind mglit *e goo ( The hio.td vetsial.iv, aod .tin* fruit anil veget-1 |>v -I'M-okt-T* nf ia<> •u “ l li - ttUTi. J i m - lihulv J UVrtL- -LL!d> t - TvV-rhrtT -fntrfrTmnrf f|oitaT”fame~ W will T..- vT, I ome to tie men and Mt- rtirash".. May years . . on Honda . . . th ese session*. M- ENDORSE THE ST. • JOHNS RIVER ROUTE I M n ' Miller c a m e home . I,. 11 Pacific and imidtr ! ~■ .j t. old M exico r.in* l 1‘ n rr. o n . r «»*-1i ,n d Ml N. nnd . I ' l ' if!, a i - Vll.il 1hterrst t hat lio mist ilk" he -l» |> i""l 1 I- v ■u T!" They \rnl whereas H i- not W I •" ’ .,."1 ■ . • I • . ••'[ ••• -i tini llled* •a pa M • m l nu m i. M e e ls , "in n l met iii regujai made, practical or ow n'-rs. 1-t. C l 5, at 7 :iHI I lie present " f I Il'V fa T meet W I........... . Ml-flVi 1 ................I iff* - la ,':'I ' I First Mrlhodiat Church The program for the service* for next Sunday has been planned and carefully prepared Large audience* are expected. An additional num­ ber of chairs have been secured for the congregation. The pastor will preach at both hour* on Sunday, The sermons will be in line with the aeries of meetings which, will be con­ ducted next week. The preacher for I h t ie meeting* will bo Dr. \V; J. Carpenter, of First Methodist Churc Jacksonville, a* has already been Thrasher, Frances Chappell and M r s .. W . B. W a ts o n , th e o nly Eves amiuig the Adams Served delicious punch during the evening and o t h e r ­ wise looked aftei the eotnfoi t of all s u r r o u n d i n g s , p l e a s e d to m a k e me i i pt.- .-n t tiik'-n nm-" tb. b. » * •ml II T h e • • I I I 1> D\ fiiih if witb 1‘UJiUh, u mi* JlfKd at a p r e c o n e e r t ed » i - 11 It I til! ii ' tile d l a v lor < M I'Vel|- end If f h* K i i " i id i|., was and -ign lion -e f 11 dly site 1- p ie -fiite d that it i- e 111 t ■■Iv i I , re-1 I l k * ’ ' •V I hit he h •I mm her "t i tils h.i lie- 111 ' " i nei I i"ii i w 11 11 th ‘ i■ a nor ate prepara lo 'i" a.id 11, nr\ nr range me nt- for the welfare and Hiji 1 ■—s o' r i ■ i si*I m g re. • piuoi 11111 we trust that she, toget her with het b P ower s , m a y live to etijov m a n y mure ’! I ini' lar ti.'lllil'- III V' *■•* **• -el mt* the house anti hefo.e the astonished M ;ivo| could gel Ills a i. -n a p p t opr tal <• loi u.< to say . th at it is j v er v in n I i , mir plea* ill e t o not•• reeded in smuggling a line eliflir ■ 1,'iVi . of . ig.ir- amt -I -III' k.T - f -• •T11 In- with 1In-si' lot e" - of <-t'-em and loving re tm mlir.tnce I,' |( ..I Holly is n u f, w wtiiils M.ivOtv Thia-hel re s| "i I' d m a most ‘feeling tiiuntu • tV*ie|.||hg I h« gifts and then the ghi - 1- we'ie i II nil'll In part.ike "f rolil t urge v sandwiches, pi skies ami nl fin and with real Vrv■>k*Nft■ridi i up pet Ilfs t hi", did )i If*Ur*• t»* i !»»■ '"in ' In (-"'I'lii-ioii. (hkt it permit u- t" i- i ml.....I a pleasure -av to us to hav. lie hom r "( being gathered here thi- evening t <' c lehtuti the furtv third birthday of "ur must ho 11o r a t»I' • t h I Is 11 a 11. Hpt Ig h I ■■1 r a 1g 111 tor wat ■I and taw nbldihg ctll/.en, and wi-h him the greatest of niece*.* in (its future undertaking- and that h*VI IT i|n ltd III- family may live to eele Y A .1 * » M'Ollt 1lie I line t he I in**1 m tti with brute and enjov many more birth­ sate tied \ It Parfisdi jt day receptions oK • to mien and read the fo'log At a late hour I he g'le-t* d epar t ed lug address The eireu mst anees undei which wishiin; the host and hostess many liuppv r e t ur n* <d the day of u n great d i I ti" i— t plea-ant gut In-ring has or T h u - e p r es en t wi t c 1 o all F lo rid a , ■H-ie'l it n I lomil lit! marks the A H Moses, (i f, 'I ivlor. F T made in it- |o >* i-i'pt ("iiatlx ' inrl :i n«) <1...... fi-t'ling V K ill'l A ! , • I... . .1,| 11 W . • 1 ,• " -ir 1 i_■h \\ t - t ii tiled f I , ' 1 W II i ,i i. I > S '» ■ 1 t. l‘.l i: if • -r n ' ■i v •• w • I i: . ii . •I* * • ' * a U ' 1" ' . . . ■ i \ i i 1 (1 , • ■ 1. <• -• ' •• • -• | l> l a ' ■ V \ 1 v U I'. I Ml.• l U ' l v • lllliot 111iy ■,c tll\.'( 1 " 'll B. W a ts o n . Don M ■ I Iniiahl. satisfactory t that every W !( l- also - ife t«» .md V, -mi (iri•— i tit a: * hi- m«» •t el ll 01 t" Ronxl J It M lirhi'iid. • , I MewiI K .irti.ii i: 11 I M I,to I, ml |•11)• w i h '.i ■"( fVi 1 -i Vi't " V»|1 s th-t li ! I I -i It P REV . C A R P E N T E R T O B E H ER E TO CON­ DUCT SE R V IC E S N E X T W EEK a aland (mint of supporting the Pres­ byterian church and its branch ■ The ollleinl* of the First Method-' hut from a standpoint of his ethet 1st church of this cljy have secured great responsibilities in the outer the services of Dr. W. J. Carpenter world. of Jacksonville, Kin., to eonduct this It behoOvt't, every father and meeting at the new Methodist rhurcU mother cl Suminote county, to honor at 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. each day and bear with in the highest honor, of next week. and with the greatest enthusiasm, an mm need. Dr. Carpenter is originally from Sunday * Program the head of its educational board, S t . Louis, Mo,, but has been in s' ii mb> v school all depart mentis (hi heijtg one of the greatest far Florida fot a number of years. He org u i /.ed ho wi 1 1 iiii'cts 11 15 k m tors of I 1., rii-j nl rv. yet at t im-s. wigs pastor for seven years , in T a m ­ S * T ninn. II .0(1. -uTiiert, Walking not -» r .fenluil hv all of our peuph; pa, was in charge of Hyde Park with Cod Our p "• . should be I'hankful. I** * anti First ( ‘ hu’ che* He i* now Si-- ii ' K p w o r t h l . ' -. i gue, 3 p m pi- n..!'. i l=io w1111 *ir• 11 111•' •11 ik closing his (mirt It \ e ir io i -m s - o " l ,j i ' .. . i\i 7 p to ■ r * » i *m 4 '*i i i * » i. ' t 11 up" ' h S"fiu,l i f l i p 111 . ilhp-i t S e e k i n g Vlll" f«i an* l • kTplVfULLi' I- a - trong sjn'iiker, a good \r y n l « higl -t . ■, r . - f t he t luliiren of mil Bible stutleot, nnd « ' >v■•' nl no n T o e Ushers will meet you at the county and to tin* mid, every citi- dooi' Hi* coming is hailed with delight You will leceivo « warm welz*n should l end his or her most ami great expect:11ion by the entire 01 ) lltr- . h e a r t y support mem brrship We are, by reason of the pleasant ' A large chorus choir will futnisli The Fleshy tor ia n Brothel hood, noted fot the social gatherings in this city and get to gethet spirit combined a meeting nnd birthday last night, the occasion being the 43rd birthday of Hon. D. L. Thrash­ er, mayor of Snnfoid, county super­ intendent of Public Instruction and the teaehet of the Presbyterian Brotherhcod Has.*, composed of ttenr‘t h e South fc'Jtffnln Association of !\ a hundred of the men of this the rich touiists to theie and become winand that nil the people ,.,iv S|»ecial attention to • Ilium" :inU yards unimru* ., Lower of ios ' s a n d ) til that While the California I nt)*" jiiiii.l compare with t ri- r* . wtm v noted t he ( T I I K S K .M I N o t .K HOARD OK Die t * e o r N T V C O M M ISSIO N . opportunity of seeing (* ii i ■ i .'range, tint Califottint K R S O F F Kit 11KSOthe I , vetyWhere and the Tt 1 U T IO N S i ether IruiiA were tr*e uraiig' •king for tt* ,- thinks Florida lost a I'l I foil" Wmg ’ <'"llll "t i T Tig VItinSt l " h t river .ter* passed h, , rt unit > in l be ad ver rel.t. I,-, the luck of fund* for a the Senilli'di It oard <>l • m i n t ' * "in IBI't • ,,id he felt very lonc- missloner-N at their meeting on Ttlefile •' . -i tie l.iiildiiig where all duy utrn* •,.tes were r e p r e s e n t e d Sanford Fla N'o\ 2 I'M.5 ih1|> r e t u r n s t o San Wherea- tlie rn.itter "i aii nit'" fin-’ • rrn1> ' o n vin ced th at coastal waterway along tin Vil-mln ten! ■, place to live but alro coast, Maine t" K*> West Ha is Flu el.. i, asleep on the jo b being developed and i- now prm that in a d vertisin g the re- til-n ily a flirt to the Florid.I line .1 id •*, "title Also t h a t if Whereas, there i* an effort being •OU1 • el sltiifoid would travel to get the I oiled S t a t e s gov the t I a ioil d bCronu- b t o a d - l ern merit to adopt and take over man i- ( i ili/e t he needs of t h e 1 that part of t fie K.a-l < oast i anal rriu u ntj in n. . n>' wa^'s. now in operation. i MAYOR TH R A SH E R CO M BIN ES BIRTHDAY AND BROTH ERHOOD M EETING ■ AT HIS HOME LA ST NIGHT Congregatin n nl Church All aboard for the (' K conven­ tion next Wednesday afternoon, to Kissimmee. Don't fail to tend names of nil who go to Miss Medorn K. Russell, Kissimmee, Fla. Next Sunday niffYil. the subject for consideration by the pnstor will be “ Hur, the Hand-Holder.” All cordially welcomed to this Bcrvire. The other regular services. Sunday school, 0:45 n. m. Morning service, 11 o'clock. C. B. Society at <} o’clock. A cordial welcome is extended to all at these servicer M ANY SURPRISES IN ELECTIONS TUESDAY -4 the music and lead the singing Flower Show and Plant Snle Cl" vai'iirtl store next (loot * " the r«'«t aiirniil in the court house " l F F K A <. K T T K S M AKK (iAIN'S h l'i'k has been seleet-'d a- t lie place for the tin wet* show ami plant sale IN S O M K S T A T K S AND en Nm I i .iticf "(I Pri/"'s will be T IIK I’ K O O H K S S I V K S given for ‘ ill roses, •b i y - a n t be W KItK I,O S K R S mums and e th e r flowepv. and the r o in p e li t" n not for San fo rd only 1 I" dropping of the mnoritv imt f‘ i all of Sem inole county I1 ag a i n s t woman suffrage i i P d i n r y l is u tgod that those having beautiful v.ini.i t " a p p r o x i m a t e l y fill 0(10. ami llowers will exhibit them and help to the f.ului'' of t h e Progressi ves to a foil i cull/at ion of the possibilities poll chough vot es lit the Mltssaof F h n d u nt 11 and clim ate ■tin t - g u ber nat or i al ra c e t " main T h e p la n t- that will In offered fot lain their legal - l a n d i n g as u pollti sule will be -well Its a I known to be ,- i| (.,i r" . i I.........ut*l»inding lea adapted I " lm id conditions, and l u r es "I ill.' l a t e s t r e t ur ns from they will be strictly at catalo g ue T u e s d a y s State el ect ion* prices If th ere are those who wish Throughout Wednesday the iiuihome es| locial plants, ii telep h o n e j oi iiv ig.im-t suffrage in P»nn»yl ines-age to Mr- H*nrv Wight will v u ni a. e s t i ma t e d at t i mes as high us hu vc them on hand, as the orders 3110.1)00 decreased Wi t h addi t i onal foV p la n t- will not he -ent in until lo-w- t hat out of ti7 eouiltles I I I the s t a t e had been earned for mil the l» th Th ere will be an exch an ge tab le in frnge gave its s u pp or t er s ' every ett•lung, "f M is W I Hill where i Du r age iiit'ii t plant* may h*1 bought and ex c h a n g e A't hough Mi ITrage was defeated in bn otherT h e "to. k for this table V „ : ^ y , .... r •. 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II tin to place one »1Vhv- rail the atte n tio n nl (I1 ill II Ill'll I t ' 1 Of d pot. a nd I of Florida to tti impo.-n -X Ri'.iilt igi of yCi hin a.pi'.ain , i o • ami •“ "* :■ 'j.i i** Presbyterian Church i i.e..in :,;i ui . i wa,, «Aif..ui c i«.. .Jm I do v0 •when 'un* I matter, u> to 0oar U.‘ .tatru-. ArgeftRailway would com -(that theyy u«e eov(;ry htmtir.dd • mea..: v e ry homir.d.1tneam. 1 Kl,rry. depnrtnmht of the PicU'.v-! I u l yBrutU’ and .Argon p: hi, ''to • run Sunday school Is g r o w l * nnd f t i'»w» J»y mrrnb r* .of O o:)P . '(ilj'ioii nrdenng in Brin «tn« 'M" -11 a kl ■I rrsnr-ing. |the St Jn b ’.s r.v -r i ' i i 1... ilipsiastie. Th«re in ionic new j . T.dlu)'Pti‘ Le«fitr ’by M'liibera c. f ... , kI* ftirt h r 'hat , .•.•.•r. SumJ • ! > . ?*' f If • d p , id nm' l S| 1 ■’ ' d r. .1 h " If j h ' i t t " ! the in it'lt'Vltj'jO •'X X : * • - f t .• * s* 111 " " I ||"II t I' : i n>ii.t u p o n S o n da v night 7 '• *, !’ 'v> et'lty - ri;ptm A- . x, >\ t V . -Ill * I t ' " 11|. I In ti.iyio I>" Rig h r KTunugh V ' It* g t he pi* ■ hg ol rougr*'* 1 sung No 231 t Kni'W l l.iivi i am. -I a11 lidion *" imuiedmti an New member.* are being receivud Tiite Bitter, Lord. . ml a ut borixing. t lie , . S ' ■. nr '* ■* ihe work if the Railroad the epd that the g r e a t 'l l good to on ptolesaion of faith each SaltfiAth Dismissal with the Lord’s' Pray dal ■' nm,. proceed to do (be the most people ami to our ftntt, an(J*'theri' is an. earnest spit it of Itepi vot may be had a* early a* possible evangelistic prayer in the congrega­ then passed. ' ( ‘-"••I atljnnrned.----Adapted ami signed by all the tion. n. board this 2nd Nov., 1315. Chrysanthemum Rehenrsal ' .*■ L. P. Hagan * fov-.miliemum Rehearsal Congregational C. E. Note* Tho chorus for the Operetta Chry­ ' C. W. Bntxminger 1* chorus fot the Operetta Chrjrsanthemum will meet aF-the-Lndte*.’ Thia society will hpld it* meeting “ nthetnum will meet at the Ladies’ L. A. Hrutnlcy Sunday evening ul ti o’clock. Mr. club rooms, on- Saturday night at 7 rhdi roo in on Saturday night nt 7 > J . A. Clark O'clock. ill'* wt.y 1 1 •■( I ' president of in *>< - uftioii / nf"* e.t' pd : : d ’sill to to hers 1 : I i" ■ Bm s Mcai Y1 1-Krl W H iird n *' pur. !i • • Jaipur u. Y. P r t l . : . the Ro,b, r'. ( incut tnarkot and wii C.^tur/fl. o f iidpehKiln a Wi'fi.im.' remove the aAm" to the Co-Op >T:iv tM\^>ttilii . ten'Jcred ,l|je foil ,wmg tiv *lw*o on I'.-r's :• i* wii -e he pprj;ti.m which *v i* h:t.'. "itit1g ’aijil w- H‘ " V rate a first e' - 1 tn -it m .r" J illrpvr" * ‘ ' '.fr IIa ‘in. ; .. h T T " r o u p I III'! rA’rd.1 'th e b ,. o l'" I "I th is . i I u i pN" ■! . i v i r . i g " Voir th e .Itist t lit I- • (nnnlhH y ear* Ifej tip .with il l.'b - ’ tore X th e * if uyJ y BibUt i^otiHif* Wits', hi1 i b n t T l i n l a n d J. , • tinny I ' l e p l * ■ c i u i p 4. of sCTueti R jiW i jSiH'ItOJI.’iH ti^re,. being Upp'd, for' Ip* u m J.ijm ip tain V ’. a nd "dt sire to pToaao his S u b j e c t . T h e Fpreign. MUaJorf tj/uf- 1 p atro n s. T h a r he will make a .sur­ v ey . M em ory verve, WHk~Lunluy.._rCsa in his new venturg goea w it h o u t S c rip tu r u rending. B e a u ire M a rtin . HapinV/ ( T" A1 b rie f' outline •of the work done-./ •’ *, ■ * . ---------------------- *• b / U s p t U t s in foreign countries r ' j - ’ i Bsal Fatale Deal was ’g'ven by the meTnbhrs-df <he Mr. « « * B* Frank has sold the Group. .HpccijiJ music, Beatrice Mar Major Wyfly hom* at Fpri Heed to . tip ., i ~ Mr. T. Garr son of North Cafctina, ,.J- ’ • rJ,-C — "V , : ’ • ■ . : • -.. ■ • ;.j ^ r. . -» — >1 * • • I % . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, November 02, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 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