75 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5780c5915afa9f238db8ae499890ca6a.pdf 516389c6f6b8e0aa495c677e8b589c2c PDF Text Text ft. 9 ■U'.u .•* i . .ri -• f - - i i V EPIIfl ? t IN T H E HEAR7 OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ’ PUBLISHED : ON S d W T < -.ttE B K L r AND TUESDAYS FRIDAYS I N 'S A N F O R D — L ife la Woith Liv in g VOLUME VIII !• T'il .i/p ,*I»*2| SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JUNE 32. 1917 Red Cross NUMBER 88 cngn Success STATE MARKETING BUREAU OUR NATION SUBMARINES 'RED CROSS CAMPAIGN CREATED BY LEGISLATURE RESPONDING ARE ACTIVE SHOWS GREAT RESULTS TO THE CALL THIS WEEK BIG RALLY LAST NIGHT der which they developed. A t e n ­ many's submarine warfare show a antry class is a peasant class, living Red Cross W e e k National Rig Tonnage of Vessels Relarger number of vessels of 1,600 Over One Thousand Dollars in conditions not unlike the slums of. Campaign For ported Sunk By tons or over sunk, than in any of the liaised in Sanford in Four the great cities. Such possibilities The law to create a S ta te MarketFunds six preceding weeks. Not since the Subs Days . must be resisted by -every known inf Bureau will b e c o m e . effective seventh day period ending April 28, means. . Ao educational campaign to All over the nation this’ week has Some heavy lighting is progressing has a greater number of ships of July T, and plana are under way to u. ... . . With their customary whole , , .» m HhoH that farming is a profession been observed as* Red Cross Week on the Aisne front in northern 1,600 tons or over been sunk. Dttr- hrartedness and* capacity to do any­ nut t nto operation. To enact n . . ... . 5 '' p . u... and Ims its duties and rights to he be and the same campaign carried out France where the French are safely! ing that week SI vessels, 38 over and Isw is one thing, but to fully carry protected*, and .encouraged will he as was observed here.. The nation entrenched in ‘their new .positions 13 under 1,600.tons were sunk. The thing that is asked of them the peo­ out its inte'ntion is another. That justified for generations to come. • asks fur one hundred million dollars after their notable spring campaign.' heaviest total since the Teuton subj ple of this city and county put on a there is need of a public system of campaign f o r . t h e Red Cross this The results of the investigation of and it is t h e - belief of those who The Germans apparently have re- marine • campaign was opened in marketing there is no shadow of week that was n whirlwind cam ­ doubt. To make it a success will re­ the census of 1910, showed the dis­ know that the fqnd will he over- intoned their troopr in this sector! February last was registered in the paign and while there is some m oney • with men brought-from the Russian'week ending April 21. when forty to .............................. „i ,the llr quire moat consistent ane earnest tribution of the cost of A m erican! sith.'i ribed. come in before Saturday I11K night Jarm-pruiluctii. uf thirteen billions, uf i —HHrt* natinn wide--Red I 'rnw - nmn- — -Uiid- um ^-suell-dlviaiun lillUJed . 3Luailliif.il iff mure t ha n l.lillll IIiim.!re a l *.cam paign rwully — | n*| -nmper*tien*<>f-Bll-intere*t»r Without cooperation how can the | '*0^ urs' •''percentage on the basis o rial campaign neared t he end <>( tin the lighting immediately ift.-r its were sunk, and- IS 15 of the smaller night with a big rally at the band 100, was.as follows: ! <tattd in Central I'ark when the farmer —acting individually—-in­ wei'k with more than half <>f 1he arrival, making t In- attack '•-terday tonnage were sent to the bottom. Ret e i \ i d. Ii\ f irmer'. Hi I 4 Ion mm mio fond ulreii-l> pledged on ) I,, \ ili 11, r 11 i-r t,,| • • Lull mix crease his profits and save for ins Since the middle of \ prd. when amount* rai-td during the first four Rereived by railroad^ Ihe ,1'HOtni l* ,g a t fie undersea I"',if aetivity ri'i-orded own a part of the present wasteful Report* to iiainiii.il in .i'lqii.irt, r- t/i mill "I Ihe campaign were nn-# Legitimate expense of I'lllife nxt of distributing the products of \\ .i-limgi mi I In- m,Tiling •hnwed a front >d app.’n ■11y ' It* highest toll, 10.1 lirttl.-ll Vessels. iioiineed amid great cheering an ! mg '#.2 We are far froqt the total uf $ ri.5lHl.llOU Red I’rui* was "f extremely violent . lAraeii-r I of whii-fi ‘J'JtC meaTurvif more "than eiithii-iM-ni his farm?. Can he alone by im­ Waste in selling |-j q official* warned aguin*t relaxuliuii of The F'retlvh Slopped the (■rrinuii 1.600 Ions, were sunk. 1tie weekly' sound of act uni warfare lnit{ our proving tin* quality and appearance profits of dealers 2S.9 people are realizing more and more, of his products obtain a price ample efforts at tli^w period ‘ of the earn- rush. siifTering only a . slight peiiet ra- total being as follows: • The waste that year in. .selling puign. Much preliminary work tie- lion of their first lim at t w o p,,Jilts what this war will mean |o us un­ to pay him for the increased cost? *. Over Under aggrj-gutinj; between* 600 and 700 was a billion and a 'half, or $17.00 less the needs of the armies already fore the luunjutlgti opened, ri'Hiilted • An illustration as to th e point is 16000 yardj-. I'aris reports. in the field and the allied armies in seen in nn investigation Undertaken per capita or five limes the assessed during tin- first three days in a flow Week ending Ion* Fbiropc are well supplied with all volition in Florida and eombim-d of pleilgewhich may mil i-mititMIe, i Flv'ti tin- -light gam wo- a p r i v \ (tril’J I nunc time ago by the l T. S. De­ |o th.it tfi,'\ till'd iti order t" stem the with • quirk priilil* of dealer* for ll w.i-atll nuf 11- ■>1 i lo o i o r m n g w.) n .i f r, n. 6 Aprd partment of agriculture in reference • '•I, ,'t I,cm .in Invader- and thrust handling run* quite to tli, amount i (ini, » atta, k n -idted in i • •ip in the egg industry. It was e*tirnM.v . JI T h e • 'III' al |« r I, I ..( i It. , a hi them h.oi. upon ttnpr own tcrritlory received !»> I lie original producer* tur< f a portion "I the l"-l gfoiu aieii from tin* findings that the coun­ May I-’ Ipnign bn- a r ri v e d *it"l Henry P I'cforc utioi per winfer We arc aw ak­ for tlo'ir > rar > work. ( <M i|M 'r»it ion row n pern* '•'* trooplost heuv* The . try produced $.'100,000,000 worth of May I!' IS Davison, head of t he ill'll tiro** war i ening anil.the great Red k‘ro«i cam­ the lighting And the, F'reneh May 26 egg. Annually, hut a t least J5 per.i'n Amerira '* f."r various eiMlio il. ■' We must liot let up now ; 1 *I lit paign ha* done more to awaken the . rent or $15,000,000 was lost through ' t***1”'*’ ,*ul »• m«in because of rarher vve should over subscribe I In- , r a p * 1'' fifty prisoners June <1 15 I people tlinn any other move since the American fanner*spirit of going June 10 10 improper or cureless methods of fund. The Red Cross cannot fail in the war started! For four days the it alone, of distrust in each other, l.’nris. F ’rttnre, June 21, Jules June ill handling before the eggs left the this effort." different commit tees appointed for and to the fact that corporations by Cairhon of the ministry of foreign farm Eggs laid in .d ir ty nests, on More than inn eitie* have already i the work of raisinl; a great amount the ground, in any old place, will organization have gotten control in exceeded their apporfioiiuo-lil. The affair- declared that the entrance of New M e m b e r R e d Cr oss I for tin' fir*t Red Cross contribution no' keep as well as those laid in lArgp part of handling and distrilTut- leading cllliw however -till have America into the war lift- i-ail-rd M r A I* C o n n e l l y , MrKey have fie ti working unceasingly and , ..F.ggs . , left ,, , to stand, , , mg, , food roan, dry nests. t products ' uiore tli.i ' i li.ilf "f I In-ir allot no rq - to rioit- unre-l hi (icruiativ' in the Mr- I K Luca*. M r - C F! I’al yesterday the Tug Day limughl a 1 Marketing bureaus are in npreain the sun begin at once to dterigallu-r Headquarter*-feport* .it the cout-i of an interview with a cone* l erson. Mi F. C’u r l et i . Mr* F. g re at jiurp'niriiig of money in nickles orate m quulity if they do not actu­ tion m a number of American slate*, "peiiing of today * work showed the pulli’illt of the Assoeiuted I 're iid u - 11 otish'ildiT. Mr* It \ Newhtan. a n d dittie* a nd pi'tittii's and s o m e . ally spoil. Dirty and under sized and as farmers cooperate they profit proportion "f t fie southeni eiU'-f had dn' lie’ -alii Mr* IS Hurt F lira Vaughn, Mr- larger lOtoonl* a n d the pot- lioiling by it. The farmers of Florula must In flic hearts "f t fie I rein h Ro wa n, egg- are poor sellers. T h e f>ud *uprai-'-d of their apporfionno-nt Mr A rt hu r Youell. Mr- ai tin- F'lret Na ti o n al Bank anil people who welcomed i ••ti,-r.•I 1**•r Hagan. Mr II If Steven*. Mr F.* ply I I lie country and tin- pr.tit- of get together on tins marketing prop other ,-iirii-r- won- well tilled with Rl hllloli't. 15s per relit . New Or­ the farmer must naturally sutler by n.-ition.* ft* plans ainT purposes will leans, tl7. Chilltatiouga, I*.. I.ouo- -king t fieri' wa* lir-l of all the de­ Iloll* holder. Mr J o e t i n t lendeii, tlie stream* "f vi'tiis. the little girl* such methods. To avoid these eon- soon be made public. The members ville, 16: Birmingham. MIL Nashville. sire to reply io Ihe enthusiastie re- Mrs. Follic VSaline.' Mr*. II A. and I fie Itoys also c iv »sod the town diti>r>a requires the utmost care on of the Framers’ 'Vnion of the slate :f|; Charleston. S C . II: Dulla-I 29: ii plioti winch the American pc ople Terhetin. Mr II C Gcrror. Mr C. and tagged every "t"- on the streets an*d nation are solidly back of it g iv •• tin* I f, ! I delegates trill there \ Riiiiler.-"ii. Mr .| T Mi-I.uin. and la*t iny'lit tin- anmiutii-cmcnt of till part of the producer. • Let everV-farmer of the Mate get be­ Norfolk. 'Jf. Jlieksoliv die. w i- ah'* "Mu'*-" else cqiiulK nil \ |r - VI \V tolin-on. Mr- Henry tfic result was. mo-t ....... (raging Official- •'Vplmtied tfii.i -'Oil If' \*nw to t lie point. To get r<-*ult* hind M The timliug of a market i« I., itaut \ I ' , ling rioii* imre-t aiul *liow the benefit and need of ***'-1not all. It means that the farmer have raised more than t 10-hi- ligttre* was eauswd in Germany by the en- Melaitiltn, Mrs. Fi. I'. Morse, Mrs. •Dr. T. A. Ndal, the elmirmun of F!il*fer by*. Mr* Grovenrifein, Mrs. • tlie Seminole branch acted n< rhairoperation the Departm ent coticen- | produce staple crops and these indieute lint have failed to report In rv iqto tile « 'Mtggfi' "f ll olltitrv R ki fid VI R I I’.-ivk, Mi»s Mu tr.i!"i its efforts in one stuie^ crops must be property graded and Tull. * u fill'll I' '( g- ' • tfic lllli* it enure rie I li. irrotd. Mr* .1. K Metllllger. ’ man of the mei-ting and togethiT Virginia continue1 to cad tfic -'rengtli fre-l»tie3v .«11•U ardor which with Dr. Hyman F*. I’. F'nrster ami Kama*. A campaign of cdOcalioii [cached. Ii means system and or•Iliggin*, Mr\V. II. many others gave addresses that I ! Mrinaugurated, varied* cooperative g,inizatinn along the whole fine. from non them «laii-* in tin- nniouiil eol\ « U"l la-* h -di nil til-fil'd l*v xhr, •■ IVlcr M Ka' la rilie \\ ilpili. Mr- were full "f tlo- lire* of patriotism a--" iiions w*re organized, pro seed selection t<> th e standardization fi'i'ti'd hi | lie Red * m** .v^ir fund y. . f , ,1 v .ti tli-rip.tuv l • .|l r. \|i%* Martini F'"\. Mr* Id. tfi, Anieri'-iSe ssi-e ingag. d *m the B I. and true Aon m-ati] *m and brought, 'I i -• aqd . buyers worked in liar- of all produels iff garden, grove, campaign. _ Slo- ha- jat-ejl ._.$»! I I. Mr-. I. \\ I l -l i en, I. M II" of her $ I .(miu. ihmi allotment. Ken- si rttggli- will no! give up. It i* to their hearers lo a full realization of mufij, rare was given In production. field and range. Mrs. Olive Fogg. Mrs. \\. II. Bnl- the need* and the *aeriflre* of this Uirky has tnkoii in $‘ J 2fL563 of the i'M Were graded and topped the to prevent t hi* cementing "f close lard. Mr The fart before the farmers of lloehnrdt. -MrFalwln market in quulity and price, and F'lorida is to think, study and prac­ $500,11(10 sip- i* striving for. Hi* that ti is nitiltiplying n- rflurlrf Unulerson. Mr*. VaitMt- Douglass, war, shipments are now being made by tice cooperation There i* another slay remaining of Lnuisliinn is well on toward the ! L, »prn.ui ilwsenUon among the nl!if'» Mrs. Ilulf. .Mis* Franees (*lm|»|»«-II, Surer.**' in hank­ train, loads. ’ What it. being done ing. manufacturing and merchandis­ $100,000 murk und * Tennessee Th ' ••-pi,,. | m ident of flic S w ic Kfieiulthe campaign und while the amount Mi.— 'N o rm a Herndon. Mrs, *Reti; with eggs in Kunsas can bed one .in ing rests upon cooperation and sys­ ahove $200^00: next comes Alultama ( Grfinrm' s infrigtn- in Russia n - froe, Miss Helen Hand. Mr. Cru»e raised is very satisfuejory there are F'lnriila with eggs as well us other tem. The message of the marketing with $121,825 und tieorgiu with vpslH GJrinuny’s hatidiwork nm| .is Barnes.’ Mr. Geo. DeCottes, Mr. M. many who* have nut givcir^b this, products of th e farm. * . * . bureau is that the country people of $ n 1.213.’ South Carolina has raised „( t h«* *fraw* showing Itow tin- f Li pc. Mr C K Henry. M e A. cause that is most worthy nnd if Florida is an agrirultural state. F'lorida must either .get together for only $50,1*20 of her yoibOOO ami a m| troubled Berlin'is Im' iuusc FI. Doitgla**. Mr. G C. Chnmber- they will contribute tomorrow the Large results are possible here on their own interest and benefit. ‘ The North Carolina ha* $4!I,0I9 of Iter (lj America. In F!ranre ‘ everyone Iniij.* Mr*. W. II. Ilyties, Mr W. I|. Sanford part of the fitful can tie limiti.I areas us obtain in few ■other secret uf success is in united effi­ exjiccR'd $500,000. F'lorida ha* $51.- fi abx,.j, tiiar t hi-- uuci-im--* ami. fear Hynes, Mr. C. V Mahoney. Mr (i. rnisi-d lu (lie sunt Id $2000. Tt is ex­ pected now th at tie* county will state-. F’arming mmg nyi cuj be made prof­ ciency, wherein specialization is set 086 of her $100,000 and Minsisnippi justified.* , |. I.oUcks,- Mr. L. I*. Hagan, Mr. raise $3000. making Seminoje coun­ itable. but it in is not possible ifnless over against generalization and con­ brings up Ihe rear with $2,490 out of It. II. Mnirltead, Mr. John Dx Jint y ’s contribution the grand total of then- is a successful and contested centration over ugninst disorder und $• t150.000. e n nnn . Paris, W ed ne sd a y J u n e 21. kins. Mr. C. W. Clark. Mr V \ \ . ’ rural population with farm raisfd looseness. That is the practical Richmond leutl* the amftliertf eitie* ( n subm'urinc which torpedoed Jones, Mr. J. N. Booth, Mr. 'j*. 1. $5,009. h«»y and girls retained at home. thing and nothing is wholesome \xitt) $317,000; New (Orleans is see- u (iritisli steamer turned its giins on IlnwkUis,. Dr. J. T. Denton, Mi— The final report ajttl- many detaiiw The young folks can be kept there and enduring th at is not practical. und with $271,533. Chattanooga |jf,. j,„ullt and killed eight of the Alice Berner, Mr. Edward Nelsorj, of the great campaign will be given in another i**uu of The Herald anil if they are given recognition anti T h a t the stricken world is anxious reports $60,000 and Nashville has orcupants, the admiralty announced Mr. ( ‘has. FI. Hire. Mr. J. R. liny those who have worked unceasingly made to /cel their responsibility and ■ • den, Mr. C. \Y. Rtfittph, Mr. Ilert is heard in the cry from the- cities, $81,006. Charleston lead* In South t«»niKht* (qr this fund will be given due credit liven n share In the proceeds. The government offices, from ships and linn with nearly a third of ItFr $50,- ( »()ne ,,f uur patrol boats of the Long. Mr. W. C. Woodruff. Mr. 0 . and tin- battles of the contributors hojn and girls are neetled on the arm y fronts, that " th e war will be 000 and* in North Carolina KaU'inh it^itinh flotilla,", the statement says, P. Herndon. ML M. I„ Williamson. will lie, given Also and the world hum to keep the minds of parents up fifty; men belonging to a Mr. O. L. Taylor. Mr. It. ('. Max­ won or lost by the farmers." If th e and .Durham are llghtlhg Jor first young and their spirits sweet. They well. Mr. F. A.-Kilgore, Mr. F. P. should know who is w4to and why in * [submaHnerh British steamer and farmers get together and keep to ­ place. this great eri*U. The following re»re needed there to combine ’and drove off with its guns two sttli- Strange, Mr. II. F. Roller, Mr. gether in cooperation, as is the rase p«r»: of Dr. Hyman gives the make better from experience the Ih q .- President m arine which were still close to the Srhcllc Maine*. M*. G. F’. Smith. ntttt'Miit as read from t H band with armies, navies and other forms Prorl.malion b , *r< dext and most im portant biisi* boats in whirh the British crew had Mr. F. E. Gatchrl, NFrs. E I. Kilof business, there will be no ques­ T Th Press* stand at the r;'li>* list light: nwi on earth. Ry all means let the bee, M o . A. W, l^uvia, Air. tion as to their permanent ascend­ "l .M ill.! - ItM- s s ttt:'*l» » * Brown. Mrs. M. Fk Taylor, Mrs. farmer be led to properly estimate Report of Rati C m contrMiqency aud supremacy in having a full j un,. ............ J,,.,.- non,, ni-it. a . patrol ,h ” “ !»•• " o '1" 3 hi* high and honorable place j n ttons to Thursday night: T. FI. Purdom, Mr: <‘. .M.*,l|crry, s«y so in all of the affairs of com­ crtilting week for the Regular Army 10 men from n Hritiah steamer. 1 he the community. Our ow-ii WashingGroup l. Mr. Muint N t 'r ; Mrs. Geo. Hyman,1 Mr. Joint Husmerce nnd government. . and call upon unmarried men be­ submarine which torpedoed her turn­ ncll, Mrs. W. J. F*. Sage. Mrs. Harry tuin I 329.85 *°tt was more enamoured of the ed ita guns on the life bouts, killing W. A. Me Rue, com. aqriculture tween the' age* of 18 and 40 years, farm than the tented field, and proWard. Dr. Harry Kunner^ Mrs. S. O. Group 2, Mr. PurrUh Ca|^ eight of the orcupants." who have no dependents und who 55.30 tiounrfd agriculture “ the most ShinhoUcr. ' tain are not engaged in pursuits virtually Calls In Heeled Group 3, Mr. O'Rioridari, healthy, the most useful, und 'the London.* June 20. Twenty-seven Wo have boon honored with the necessary to the prosecution of the Captain most noble employment of man." A Hritiah ships of more than 1,600 .mother Year of War war. to present themselves for en­ acquaintacc and friendship of Group 4, Mr. Brady, ('up­ •terling and virile ruul population tons have been sunk, t^rcording to Washington. June 20. Reports cannbt .exist'* unless the farms are several governors of F'lorida, nnd we listment during the week herein des­ the weekly British summary given turn , received from officers of the army Group 6. Mr. Hugutt, Cap­ 0* hh1 -by those who operate them, knew all of them well enough to ignated to the number of 70.000. out- today. F'iVe Rritish vessels un­ and navy, who have arrived in EuWOODROW WILSON. 74.09 tain ,r,d the operators will not own the know that none of them thought it der 1,600 tons were sent to the bot­ rdpe and have had lime to get a necessary to uphold the dignity of 8(1.44 Children. -M rsv .Ttfrhcuq farm* unless- farming pays. tom.. No fishing vessels were des­ view of the situation at close range his position by carrying a concealed Orlando's Band Again 73.55 F'irst National Hank i’ot * > A problem confronting America' is weapon |n bis hip pocket while dis­ indicate that the war will last an­ th* troy oil. Nearly every newspaper in the coming' of millions from alien The summary follows: other year at least. If these surmises charging the people’s business in the state has had some remark, face­ lands, a problem to be intensified are correct, another season in wur $1,014.01 Arrivuls, 2,897; sailings, 2,993. executive office. — Lakeland ^Tele­ tious or otherwise, in regurd to Che when the war 'closes, coming from prices may be expected. With Wanted by Saturday n i g h t- th t * Rritish merchant shifis over 1.600 gram. __________________ • fartithat the music furnished by the eountrie* where energy is now carrytons sunk, by mine or submarine, in­ greatly deficient crops in EurobT bind to ri-abh $2,000.00 Ip* Sanford Orlando hand killed a mule. All we Proud Papa Privet! lr,r fnrward manyefnrms of industry b.r county a* u whole, cluding -1 previously, ■ 27; under owing to the reduced acreage and !«*"«» I W J. C. Prlvuttc atate child labor in­ have to say is th a t the Orlando hand 1.600 tons, including 1 previously, 5. unfavorable weather throughout the *n'1 destruction at a high *Jiitch, .but . • George Hyman, when peace comes there will be a spector -is keeping busy handing out will have to bo a liver body than the British merchant ships unsuccess- winter and 'spring the requirements Sanford Manager, Merchant Rand has been , . . , .. ,, •li'inal taking of stock, and under cigars tlclay, the generosity being Arcadia of winter will,be much larger. These First Aid Window A months or more '«»>’ attacked, tncludtng 2 previousdujl burden of raxes, eyes will s n e n t of the arrival of a new heir at for the past four facts, it is emphasized, make rt iniTo Mrs. II. C. Gcrror belongr. the # Maybe the ly 31. ” turned to this most favored land. the Privet! home, 276 Talleyrand if it kill* anything. perative that the people n( this I credit for the m ahy and varied win----V T.* •’>ny of these new comers of Other avenue. The yojqngater arrived S a t­ mule, like the old Liberty Bellman The foregoing figures of British country econotnize’in every way po: - 1 dow displays during the campaign *0flluet will become tenants and u rday apd weighed 11 pounda.— of Revolutionary fame, died of Joy. shipping Iossps as the result of Ger-laible. Continued on i’age 4 ) There now!—-Arcadia News. *®*l't themselves to conditions u n - ' Jacksonville Metropolis. Farmers Must Co-operate to Make New Law Success / A mm i MM s -LB M tr. JMi �■ .................. , M * 18, 1117 h o m e l ik e a t m o s p h e r e BATHING AND PISHING HE L E F T HERE TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY wuuCQ to sd into the | m(,v mobile busliicss in Lot Ancfle*. On the Atlantic Ocean, where the Cool B reezes Blow. Board and Room by the Day or W eek. Table Board. M eals. A "Square Dear In the way o f a M eal. Using our own Farm Pro­ . duce. Real Cream. M ilk and Butter. Rates on Application. * * N. Y. NOR1S D. A. MARSAC Daytona Beach, Florida HOUSE IS SERVING IN THE Among The Theatres ar of " W o m a n 's Fight'. can Fight Geraldine O'Brien, the Broadway voritc who star* In "A Woman's Fight," the P atbe Gold Rooster Play a t the Lyric Theatre tonight has stamina, nerve and a punch. T he picture proves it. Except in tho prize fight films th a t the law forbids nowadays, thurc If nowhere on the screen such an exhibition of fistic prowess as*Miss O'Brien displays in a certain scene in "A W oman’s Fight." Admirers who know Miss O'Brien as a gentle stage favorite, cannot have suspect* cd th at she was so " h a n d y with her m its." Beyond a doubt TBTs usually passive young woman went into special training for the picture. J: Virginia Deane Nick Alien Q»u Bicki Catcher Nick Allen, onb of the taken on by tho Cincinnati HciD h , l>cen released to Prurjdeuco of tl,*e In tomntlonal longue. Win go, Hugh 4llJ Clark will do the catching for Manarer Matty, with Wlngo on hi* | , ^ nt showing getting tho bulk wf the W(ilk . ■• UNITED STATES MARI NE CORPS mtwimsf Mf«r «r «r «r mtiv « nr a t age' of 18 Glady* Dore Boyd Marshall rano, famous ns Maude Adams' leading man as the star. Serrano is also particularly identified witk Au* gustus Thom as' "Arizona," since he created the role of Lieutenant Den­ Aa a mark of honor this sign Is now being put on the homes of all who ton and played it more than n thou sand times. He is one of the bestknown actors on Broadway and gives tela nnd boarding houses bo they ever so well furnished nro bound to show to his role in "A Modern Monte some wesr. Cristo" the same finish- th a t made Mamma thought she was too tired him -famous on the legitimate stage. to dress for dinner, but I told her in "A Modern Monte Cristo" is as such a ’place It would not be safe to the name suggests a story somewhat dine lu traveling- costume, so wo botli Miss O'Brien plays a factory similar to Dumas' " C ount of Monte put on evening dsrss. On entering the worker who decidos to take the part Cristo" in u modern setting. It was dining room we sn V th at places had Uf PAULINE D. EDWARDS of another factory girl, very young written by Lloy4 Lonergan nnd 'the been sot for three. and tho only person and very alight, who is much picked production has been made in J a c k ­ In the room besides ourselves wns tho upon by a third factory girl. Th sonville, Fla., Block Island. N. \ ., My dear Belle, I have lind an adven­ young inun who hnd been our con­ latter is brawny and n friend of the nnd New Rochelle, N. Y-. Under the ture, nnd 1 must tell you nil nlmut IL ductor. Seeing that he* was In eveulug boss. T hat makes no difference to direction of Eugene Moore With a Aa noon ns the spring upened 1 became dre-H I was very thankful Hint mam­ wild to go uu an auto lour with our ma and I bad deeldeddo change mir M tsx'O IB rifn—who won’t —have - bur new machine, that is ndmlrnhly fitted costumes. little friend eternally abused. She The showing of "A Modern Monte for long trips, having a rack In tho “Our landlady," be said, "has com­ lands on the boss's friend. The Cristo" marks the rise "f Gladys rent largo enough to - airy a Saratoga missioned mi- to take her place at ta ­ friend launches .11 counter offensive. Dore. the heuutiful little Thunhouser trunk. <>r course I couldn't tour alone ble nnd do the honors In her stead. I Miss O’Brien meets it.* Right hen* actress, to im portant parts. She re­ 01; with u girl friend. Mniuuin would prvsimn I shall tune to Introduce my­ you guess that the young Woman cently made 5ier motion picture Hut hear of tlial. and. then* wns iinUt- M-lf, having no one to Introduce Uiu. I has been in special training. debut and her beautiful face und Ing for It but she must go with me tier. mil Edgar Sterling, at your servlcu." Mniniun Introduced herself and then Herbert Blache, who -produced rulirming manner came immediately We started when Hie leaves on the Introduced me, nfler which a waiter this Gold Rooster Play, stopped di­ to the attention of her lAnnager. trees were well grown, with excellent who seemed ‘rather n butler limn a recting in the excitement—and lor "A Modern Miite Cristo" is nlso roml maps, and by supplementing the waiter served us, and wo bad li deli­ fear that tlm p o B c e would stop tin* lucky in having as its companion Information tlu-y gave us ut every fork cious dinner. Wine was opened with­ bout and arresfl/lie "m anager." little Helen lludglcy. the celebrated In the road we got on very well. Hue out our having ordered It. Both mam­ Rumor even hath it that as the Thaiihousi-r child actress eii'iillic U|< <v--n* lienrlug 11 place «nHod ma and I declined 11 when tin- waiter lluiitiiigduli*. will- h seriat'd to l-e rath* w a s n I-suit M pour It Into our glasses, light w.ixcil hot, lifts were plat-cd on Dumas, t In- “ Count <>f M-uiti* el a -.olli-i Hon of siiiumcr <ullages than, whereupon Mr. Sterling s a i d th<- outcome by Aiudioiu-s from a Cristo,” is -me o( 1 h<- must famous un>thing also, and we dnl not luivo "The terms Ifi tills house Include safe distance - who thought the books in literature and everyone lins the mime of uny holel ut which to stop. wine, so you nro not under any obliga­ scrap was real. Lyric Tonight. read*it or wanted to. "A Modern Passing an nutolst who had alighteil tion to me." We permitted the waiter to till our Monte Cristo" is u picture that gives to examliio tils engine, I naked lilpi If Lyric Wednesday he could direct us to a public liouso- glasses, but since the wine served was "A Modern Monte Cristo." n whoro wo Could spend the night, lie chninpngne we concluded .that tho bill for our one night's stay would bo some­ lookeil up nt me, and our eyes met. p a th c Gold Booster Play, produced Did y'ou ever loo'i Into the eyes of a thing frightful. But l bad fallen tin­ by Tlianhouser in five parts, star­ devotion of tunu for the first time ifinl recognize der n spell Indiiccilahy ring Vincent Serrano, at the Ltyrir Mr. Sterling, expressed In'Ills -eyes, a through them a soul Hint was In liarTheatre. niony with yours? This I did when I pleasing smile lie bail nnd bis constant Cast: I suspicion on the latter as m e y-mui. met ilu- gun- of this mil 11. Mot only* attention t-> my every whdi. Vincent Serrano murderer of a man who hnd died in lluil; I km w ho saw In me what I liml After dinner mmnrtm remained t>e Dr. Emerson low but half an hour, when she went T hom as Curran undergoing an operation at his hand fo'U'd lu him. Williuin DeanUpstairs to Usl. I pus sis I the inm-t at age of *i (tow he marries the girl to whom the Virginia Diane ' l mu sorry t-> say," he replied to my delightful e v e n i n g -of my life, nnd Helen lludglcy wa» engaged and h'tw li«*—il to kind j u s t i c e makes a ipiestlon, "that there la tin ln-tcl In J mu inma wr., obliged to call me several lliiuthigdnlc. Yoe'll lid find one that-, limes hefo;« I could tear myself nwuy ul and absorbing story. yoW'vCotild - are to stop nl till you reach Modern Monte Cristo" i-i a Arls-nlllc. twelve iiiII«-h iM-yond " I I-sikeil ill.-appoliil'sl. .Mnilium wns photoplay of today. The getting tiled, and before we could ter* ut 1* all convincing and in p hands. Among the ri-mark- Utitke tlio twelve mires It wolild bo dark, und we uiiulo It a rule to travel I rends are a rescue from a only by day light. < island by an aviator during a "I cuu direct you.” cuiitinuid tlio \ t Ian t ir trip, and scenes young mall, *'lo 11 private family hotel, I a sinking ship th a t lend true but they- are n--t taking tmardcra there this y< ir i-\(V|if myself. llowi'Vci1, If you cure to try t think you cun get In for -me night." **A .Modi*rn Monte Cristo" We said we would rertnlnly rare to try. and ah**--young man. pulling down Nearly everyone lias read Duflias’ W EDNES DAY TUESDAY "C ount of Monte ( ’ri.-tq." Now the the IioimI of Ills onto amt cranking It, I'ath* l'rr**nt* 1’ilhr fir-rnl. gut into his machine and bsl the way \ i n r r n t S m n o tn . story has been plare.il in a modern to an attractive looking house on an Crraldlnr O'lblrs netting, and produced an a" photo­ eminence. When wo rcuihed It be In « * "A Modern play by the Thunhouser Company. asked us to remain 1n our car till be Monte Cristo" “ A Woman "A Modern Monte Cristo" stars Minted oiir ease for us. Wo 0 tanked Vincent Serruno, who' gives to the him, and lie went Inside. In a few Fight" Also 11 Lonephotodranin the same element of minutes lie returned and said that ho some Luke ' A l s u I'uthc finish shown in bis chnrncterizalion had fixed the mutter for us - iti^facComedy News of Lieuternfit Denton, In Augustus torlly. The laudlndy was coulHieil to her room, but be was very much at Thomas' “ Arizotia." liotiu* there himself and would m i s - Hint "A Modern Monte •Cristo" wns we were made comfortable, lie bund­ written by Lloyd Lonnrgun and di­ ed us out of our ear. lind after our Borqething In Your Eye. rected by Eugene Moore. Mr. 'trunk bad been removed add our ma­ Foreign bodies In tho eye, If they Lonergan ami Mr. Moore contrived chine started for tlio garggu wt* iveut have not iHMW-'truteil any part of the Vilagraph Presents to keep Mr. Serrano very busy In up Into Hie house. eyeball, nro Iwst roiuoveU by pulling I wondered that so luxurious _nn the Ihl nwny from the eyeball iVltb the p)ty. in 't h e limited apace *-f MARY ANDERSON IN five reels he holds u badudon.' b a n , 'abwle should be uikil for lx»arden. Ifoquet, performs a surgical operation which result* fatally, answers an accusation of his supposed best Also a Christie Comedy friend !►>' escaping from the police The Kim! (hat Pleases the with u high" dive from a 'b rid g e over People the river, sihips ps a sailor, vows an onth ut vietigeatift* anil .saves by, chance (lie daughter of his t*neihy from shipwreck, after which the lA'o SATURDAY F R ID A Y are marooned un un island until “ Purple .Musk" rescued by un aeroplane. Ho re­ Wn». A. Brady Presents turns to the island to engage in se­ t’ralurlfitf ( i r i r r <"unanl a n j cret pearl fishing with tlio aid of a l a id "TH B diving helmet ami then appear* “ The Grip of CRIMSON before his foo us nn immensely rich Love" • Brazilian und accomplishes his re­ 0 DOVE" venge in n spectacular, satisfying “ I.cfl in Ihc Soup" Pathe News manner. ■ ■t . • . Vincent Serrrtno is supported in a “ Modern Monte Cristo" by Thomas A. Curran, Boyd Marshall, Glndys Dore nnd Helen Badgley, the fa­ The Very Latest mous Thunhouser child actress. Theplay ' was filmed at Jackrfonyillc, Motion Pictures, Songs Fla., and Block Islund, N. Y., and in Photoplays New Borhelle, N. V. * -* . It will be shown nt the Lyric Theatre on the Pathe Program NVqdnesdny. • A TOURING EPISODE Mf Mf W Sf Mf Mf Mf Mf Mf Join the United Ktntcs marine corps ths fingers, so that the tears will Dow and wash (he particle nway. Mover rub tho eye. When the cyvbnll Is pen­ etrated you cannot see un oculist too quickly. . * Ths Practical Girl. He—You nre Ihc prettiest girl I ever saw. She—That sounds all rlghL but I don't know how much Hie couipllnicnt is worth until you tell mo bow many pretty girls you linve seen. » * g * n g. pr a c t ic a l ' h ealth H int. 5 ''Rules Eor Long Life. There l* no panacea Hint will bring long life to every user. “ What la 0110 man's meat Is nnother utaii’a poison." lint n.few rules nro applicable to every one; Bo modermto In everything. Excess In odtlnp. In drinking. In anything. tends In bring on old a a Mf Be ralthrul In your rxeiclso ** Mf nftd'be sure to cltoone <m oxer- *y Mf else that Is helpful to you. -y Mf Stand nnd sit erect nnd 11*0 » Mf yonr lungs. y Sf Keep your teeth nnd gums and » Sf throat clean. The mouth Is the « Sf principal |>ort of entry- for unde--£f Mf slrohlo Immigrant m icroorgau- sf Mf Isms. . . ■ 1 fg Mf He careful to maintain the t$ Mf bowel functions. Tho dlgestlvo •* Mf tract Is n favorite abiding place W Mf for hordes of marauding bade- Mf Mf Tin. ‘ <j fif Have your laxly occasionally Sf Mf examined.—Hawthoruo Daniel In Mf Mf World s Work. mt MfMf Mf Mf Mf Mf_MfJ¥ }1 Mr^Mf MfMr ____________ 6 s d P s t* r - -----------------“ I hear Adote tins gone Into comic opera." Use for Soy Beans. "There wns always something su­ Oil mills on the Pacific const Imvn premely and about tho girl."—Life. been operating for several years with soy beans Imported from Manchuria, nnd have found 11 ready «nlr to tint region for the oil, cake nidi other prod­ BREAKS” AGAINST CALDWELL uct s. Whan He Wins Ha Has to Pilch Bast It Has Not. Brand of Ball. * •Not everything Is genuine. Y*\ti may Bay Caldwell of the Yanks Invari­ • p r e a d y o u r u '- mi H i In n i l e u tl s p u sli-,| ably loses 11 game lux-atlse of hard hill t h e s m i l e b n - in- i - i r ' h In ti In- k. When III- Is i ffcctlve mill lets CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS (Too Late to Classify) , Wanted —Gas (lat 2-1 burner, 2-1 Ivory Balls, Hillard Quick Lunch. 118 Parle. 87-21 p Three furnished rooms and hath for light housekeeping, large .1rnl airv. S eparate Hour Modern in every detsiil. -4HH Palmetto avi-rutFor Bent With family of t*-nicely furnished screened apart un n* Sleeping porch and all convenient!' in kitchen. fils Oak Ave. sT-tfW anted- T o buy small tract-' "f large timber. C". 11. Brown. General Delivery, Sanford. Fla. *7-2tp l ’hotti by Anierlctiit !*•« tin* opposing team down with n few For Bent Two lurnUfied rooms b 1 -tf bits Ids tin in mates seem to have a 807 Magnolia halting slump, . After tin- first game of tho season. when hr wns bit freely, be look n brace mul now Is regarded ns one of Dotinvau's tuM pi teller*. . THEY ARE SNODGRASS-RELEASED Outfisldsr Will Go Into Automobile Business In Los Angslss. Fred C. Fnodgnmn, ofilflelder of the Boston Notional league cliiti. has been given Ids unconditional 'ridenoif, It was nmiouncisl nt the club's ollb-es. WEST POINT GIVES 1 3 9 MORE OFFICERS TO ARM THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC AND FINE PICTURES . -y * * a *y a a Hut they're so practical and durable that you can keep nearly all your records in them. There's a type to meet every puritose, anil the E ^ I-P 213 stock forms.that fit them arc so carefully designed that you or., old., in use many of them Keep' Your Ears Open. The thrill of the moment tuny be Ute call of the ages. . Phone 148 if mam A Sanford. Florid* �T * _ Jnne » . is it Fifteen Days Of Extraordi­ nary Bargains WILL OPEN THEIR . , J u n e2 1 si WHICH PROMISES TO BE TH E MOST COLOSSAL, GIGANTIC, HUGE, THE VERY LARGEST SALE OF THE SEAS&N--QR ANY THE* THREE-IN ONF 8 STORE EVER PULLED OFF. WE PROMISE TO GIVE THE BEST .BARGAINS EVER REALIZED IN SANFORD. * •1 - - ■ ■ _________ _______________ 5C Just M ake us a Price on-any-Lace in the Store, no Reasonable Price will be Rejected Ladies' Bungalow Aprons while they last only 49c Childrens Gingham Dresses only 25c, 49c nad 98c One Lot of Ladies’ Ratine, Voile and Lawn Dresses slightly soiled, while they last only 49c Spool Cotton only 5c the Spool See the B ig Values on Good Staple Merchandise - Can You Match. Them Any Where? Ladies Middie Blouses . One Lot Shadow Lace, per yard 49 and 98 Cents --------------- — ^ --- - — —• • ^ * ■** _ Only 5 Cents • Ladies’ Gingham Dresses, Your Choice One Lot of Ratine Lace Banding slightly soiled, your choice Only 98 Cents Only 5c Per Yard ■ i — — — — — . — Yard-Wide Unbleached Domestic The Latest Patterns in Sport Silks 10 pieces to select from, while they last ' Only 98 Cents 9j and 10 Cents * INDIAN HEAD Yard-Wide Bleached Domestic, best grade, per yard iw u. u r«i. os. (/«• It Instead o f L in t A Few Pieces of Wash Silk, Sport Goods, going at Just the Thing for Children Only 49 Cents Lawns and Voiles at per yard You can use Indian Head instead of linen for a dozen different purposes—middies, skirts, suits, etc., because it wears and wears, does not wrinkle or muss easily dnd may be worn many times before it needs to go to (he laundry. ' 9c, 12k, 15c, 19c . The firm round thread of Indian Head in the new Belfast Linen finish makes this a splendid white fabric for embroidery. Have you tried it? 1-lb. Good Coffee with each $5.00 Purchase with Coupon Entitling you to any one piece of Chinaware in the Window..................; Only 15 Cents Tennis Oxfords, a 11 Sizes and Grades, Ranging from 45c,55c,65c, 75c, $ 1 Men’s and Boys’ Day Shoes $1.79 Let us show you the/lifferent widths. - $1.98 Men’s Work Shoes • - - $1.98 Men’s Regal Shoes, values $6.00 $7.00Only - - $3.49 This Sale only 18c and 20c per yard Closing O ut Prices on all Men’s Suits and Pants Mens Balbriggan Underwear, Summer Weight, Suit - - - 58c Mens Work Shirts 44c -:-V - - Mens Overalls at $1.15 BOYS’ PANTS MEN’S SUITS $ .25 Values - $ .19 “ - .49 “ .89 “ - - 2.49 1 Lot Men’s Saits $2.49 U u u 1 3.49 u a u 1 5.49 a ti u 1 6.49 • MEN’S MOHAIR SUITS $15.00 value 25.00 “ Seirge 16.00 “ “ Woolen Suits - LADIES’ HOSE $8.49 15.98 9.98 4.98 • LADIES’ SHOES 75c value Silk Hose 49c 50c ,‘V Hose - 39c 25c “ “ 19c 10c “ “ - 8c Oxfords and Pumps Lace and Button it it ii 1U it ti - .49 .98 1.49 1.98 All Ladies’ Hats, New and Up-to-Date Styles will be Sold at Big Discount 1 Large Mirror - 2 Tali Show Cases Tables will be Sold to Suit Customer THR 1 10-foot Floor Show Case - 1 Cash Register. - 1 Counter and j§ 3 Fire Proof Safes at your own Price You know the Place § - I N S T O R E L . L. T A Y L O R , Prop. Cor..Fourth St. and Sanford Ave. We Sell it f o r Less aes^iuuBiM iae«im iiuim x3cxiiiiiiiiiiiiagexiiiiiiiui»>cx^tuiH Uim >c>i^iiiiiiiim Q €ocxtiM iiii>»cxiiiiiim tiiaco<^iiiiiiiiiiii>eoexii'iiiiiiiiii>Be3giiH iiniiiivra^iiiiiiHiiH>»c^iiii]Hum3C3«fi it * % • • ■l ' » ■ t tji % ' * %s * * * ■ • A . * • Vt * _ . * * *• ** i. t* • : * i w i "1 % ^ r • * * ** t • ■ �# I THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SEVEN .......... !! ANTOINETTE TAKES TONY'S PLACE person should have such com [fid o Con­ trol of himself, should l* «o self re* llnut and .self poised, that lie cap get nil In. any audience, Ho matter how —)• I n W 'u t fuiiulilahle.-amj thoughts clearly ami distinctly. In all age < oratory Las been regarded an the highest expression of human achieve m e tt Young |ieople, no m atter what thoy Intend to tie, whether blacksmith or fanner, mervhnnt or physician, ahould make It a study. Nothing elite trill call ofit what Ik In a man more quickly and more effectively than the cotistaut effort to do IiIm bent Id apeakIng liefore un audience. When one un. dertuke* to think on one's feet and apeak extemporaneously before the public the power and the skill of the entire man arc put to tho severest teat. Phoenix Lodge No 5 , For Exchange—" Y a c h t Ellayre," ,J X k lZ ~ .T J J f c M . r t «»> 3 6 l i ft by 8 ft beam. Will exchariRe <•#»!> n. A. DOUGLASS, citrk. & llr.rtf.il, for a good 1916 or '17 live passenger Hobln.oA Solicitor* for Complainant. K. of P. * Meets second and fourth Tuesday*. Nlifting knights afwaya welcome. H. McLaulin O. J. Millet is i i W n i r t V —- — Ci c , ;| « 6-tfc i ~ Nailer of Application far Taa llrrd 1'mfrr Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,1. O. O. P. Srrllon 8 of Chapter t i l l , Liar of FlorIda Meets every Monday evening.at 7:30 Horse, sound and gentle, with Nolle* ia hereby flnrn lhal Jame* S. J M. W. A. Hall, I’ico Block, All vis­ buggy and harness, in ipiod condi­ Fo.trr, purchairr of T n Crrtiflrafr No. in 216. ilaled th# tith day of June.. A. I». 1910. ' iting brothers cordiaJly,invitcd. tion, $100. See I). E, Jnmmes, h*« fllrd aald rrrliflcair in my tifficr, and Jaa. F. McClellan / . W. O. Singletary mad* application for lax drrd In i«. It. F. I). Sanford or Herny Wight. •haa N. G. R. Sec. u* In arcordanrr with la*. Said rcrtlflcat< rmtr.fr* thr fotiowtny »!»nrrihrtl prop, 85-tf rrly Vitualnl in Srminnlr county. Florida. Gate City Camp No. C. W. O. W l*>-*ll S ', nl Ni.i, <i| SW', of Sff i. Meets second and fourth Wednesday To reduce my large stock of Sec, 22. T 21. II aOK- 39 Ka.t. aalil laoii In injc «i-,• .j , * th- ilate nights in each month.' pigeons will sell some Carneaux and of The lli»* Ir.A.nrr .if *u,-h rrriilerti* In the I F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolehan Homer S<pt*b breeders. Mated and name ,*■! W t. t'-tuV. Ifnlaar -aid rrrtifi. | Clerk Council Commander <ti.ll hr redremed ' arcor ling to law working ptlrs guaranteed. * Also calc laa drrd will iuuc thtrron on thr 7th day July. A. I>. 1917. H. P, O. C. Santoro Lodge 1241 youngsters. Leonard Vihlen. It. I).' of Wiinru my nlUrial .Ign.turr and aral Meet first and third Wednesday night A., Sanford. Fin. 85-tf thla thr jib day of June, A. |i, 1917. a t Elks Home, North Park Ax-etRie. (•rail t:. A. UOUOLASS, Clerk Circuit Court Semlnol* Co,, Fla F. S. Frank O. L. Taylor IIy V. M, I>oi,«!»•<, n. c: For Sale—First class second hand Secretary Exalted Ruler Worrying Hsppinosa. ' W To**. 3 t-c Tlte bishop of Manchester, speaking piano with electric attachm ent In rlrcoll Court, Nrtrntb Judicial t lrrult, S. Maxwell. 85-ltc Krmlnelr Caunli, I'lorlda. In ('b.ncrrt The Lake Ilrceic Council No. 31 Junior at a meeting a t Church House, West­ cheap. benjamin l»r»w, rnmpl.inx.nt, Order United American Mechanics minster, said the secret of happiness V*. For Sale—Registered Duroc Jer­ TLatckcr Itealiy Cornpasy, a t'lor 1,1. Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P . j was to have a suttlclent multitude of M., in tho City Hall. Visiting brother* sey pign. Mrs. II. E. -Curlett, Ge­ corporal Inn, Frank A. Ilc*i and Mary | worries. M. Itr.t, hi* wile,-J. tl, Ileal, Walter arc welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. Sec. 85-tfc f*. Adam*, J. II. Hrawn and Mary The man who had only one worry, neva. Hruw n, hU pile. M. It. Thatcher, a blind that would not tie pulled up W. Iloattrfllht, W. J. Tt.i*. For Sale—Wood range and piano. tieorsr Celery Clly Aerie No. 1853 pen and Franrii W. Thlepen. hb wife, straight by the servant or a coal s ut' Meeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday 210 Park. w .85-tf l*.-J. I’hwholm, ■l.nui*i -T. Itorier lie the hottom tif which was always and A. I*. It* iler. her hkiband, W. S. ' night s t fio’clock. Eagle Home, Oak Ave. I'rtcr, V. C. Cotter, W. It. Charleton, coming out. found his. way to the Visiting flrothera Welcome For Sale—■.Seventeen acres, 5 acres Chari*-* Vaunt, Little l-rwl», ti. V. -lunatic asylum, but the man-who bad cleared. F ro n ts on Lake JIbnfoJT Johnson.w.William E. E. Hogan C, C. Woodruff „ C.arlr, wnd laruraClark. bit wile. Maraay Monte, at no time to dwell upot\ his worries be­ Worthy President Secretary Fine timber and worlds ■of muck. adminitiralrii of (hr r.t.tr of It. 4i. cause he had to go from one to r.n- - . .. Monfor, |lprra*e*l, fit-Orr A. F»|. from poatofllce. Inquire i (o»,; low,, widow. Fred Clain. Aufuo other and hack again and round and *Une 1,11 United Ilrotherhood of Carpentera and 84-tfc _Sehnrider, Chatlr, Neely and l.rlllc round like u si|iilrrvl In a cage could of Herald i»l!tce. Ne«|y, hia wifa, (aUhrrt II.-I.r«rh. Joiners of America Is* a perfectly happy. uuni.—Ixuidoii Itatarl Monlrnr.ro, Ittalu I.it t Ira Sanford Local Union No. 1751 mceta F*or Sale -All household furniture and K*trllr Imll.. hi* wffr. (i. W . Mall. • first and third Thursday night nt 7 n t -half « * * -le.i. j»«- mm .iktojirtf: tsn sw a so’clock in the M, W. A. Hall, Pico Dlk. .month. 11011 Myrtle A w . 84-7te IIL..G. Staton ind Viota-stiion, hi, J. W. 0 . Singletary . W. W. Van N e » Daobab Tree*. . ______ J wile, defendant*. Sec.Treas. President The thicke t tree Hunk Is said to **e Order for Her,Ire by Publication > For htle—One'- square . piano, To Thaicbar itealiy Companyi that ef Adnnsoiilrt digit;:,... culled the* . . . , . . . . . .sppi-*ruuf by the *m<favit - .J ■ o( roiwptaln vain' 1* lmiilinb tree, it native of Africa. The n,u^ *’■ f°F $60.0(1. A ‘ ,u* uni hcfiln tiled’ that •ubpoenu ha, Iwi-n I* Modern Woodmen of America »-e*l in e■1*1 riu,e anil retumeU not Krrvrtl Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, trunks are sometimes more than thirty able Winchester rille at huff price. •l*erao,o no ar«nl of ilrfenilant .Thalrher in M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. . Vl-fitc feet In diameter and the tree never P. O. Ilox SP2. * ^ .Ui '('umM#jr, a Fliiciila Corporation, C. E. McDonald photo by Amerltpn I’rrs. Association. C. D. Couch can t*e found, and it further appearing by more than sixty feet high. Tin* tree Is the affidavit of complainant , that prom* Consul Clerk For Sale os Exchange NVw fi strictly tropical, tail grows In t|u< ex­ again, t thr said ifrfi-ndant corporation Conscription tak es bomblhcfc mid baltlfer alike. Hot when Tony g**e« to Thatcher Itealiy <'on#p*ny, cannot l*c acrvetl treme south of Florida. ro^m house anti 2 Ipts. V.'ejl \>cntecl owinc to the (a''uri- of ,*ld corporal Ion to war his sister will take his place. II ‘re is * tie sister already mi the tub Will trade for farm, 'l^ernis, if do | Heet" offlerr. »r ppoint aent and becaurc the *r• nt- and ntticer* *»f rant cconrr. C . H . D I N G E E Hia Million. sired. H»x I07.'l. Sanford ' I al'nn *rc unUnpet'. STIiJ U appeadmt lu the “ 'Ttm i’nnvtcr-xvtnr-WTf<-TniniTermi5~ ’ rit'ifl H i 4 i ti if— h iJ bf^n Ill'i IT ill * T T T fi t T . t1 ------------- Some Tightwad*. Thi^ simple answer to your luqulri |j «l*uxr rraiitirtl riuM^jn (Fh1 hIm»\* •lytc«t For Sale j*ti»fV in tl:< "Tightwad'’ Inis crept Into colloquial Is that the air Is part of the earth cum an escape h r Ids companions whs riiiiM f**r Ihr [itirtinir fuffrlimini: v r.iimrt really'performing a puhlb* service." Plumbing and Fernnhl I Id a . Co ■ of M# | •ri*l ii-* mrnllitnril in slang It is even included In the ill* rotules with it just ns the water drA-s Ui*' l II i»f riiHil-'lftttil. "Ilow do you, make licit out ■" Sanford. tlonnry, and Its meaning Is nlo Ions m,<l 1 If It did not there would P*. a tre i i j s i in ia 1 11it k " i n i \ i* "Masu’t he Iryltig l**f uiVmii a G a s F i t t i n g J I I H, 1,11 AMI |»K* Kl.ru I hal Ih. .|r - well known. The tnnu whit can uffoid mem Ions wind from the east of nearly free dellicry of the males •” Haltlmore fa fitlniil, *lTtnl»hi*f ||i alt> ~ f'um) ntiv, 4 FI rto spend money liberally and will not, l.tMMl mites no tiiuir at Ito* equator and Anii-rlcan. FOR RKNT i*ltt <*«fft-r 41 !<*■ mitt at ptnr to thf *4111 though his companions set him tin* ex­ •about KMt miles In our latitude. Tills *-fviitl«11 nuic in t *»■ ihosi rntulrd omri t»n ur I. fnfv Attfu*t. hor ,1b nt Comfortably furnirhed I-MT, 11 ' hflni' a rule il4> u(<Ij > ample, I* scornfully referred- to hi Is apparent If you recall the wind 1hi*nltnri»urt In All Work Kcccivett My Pcrnona A Soft Job. *!«-ft-r|tl (hi* -aitl suit* ami (hat i| i fault rooms over llcr;rftl o Ilire. Must de­ that name. In the populur iim-ptatlon which Is felt when going swiftly thi rrof it «|* •« ftM * |»f*t foulfsMi In * rn(i*fi*t| First Hobo—J liave ot last thought of sirable for, young men wishing to It Is n ’synonym for meanness. And through still air on u ear. The air Is Attention And. Rest Efforts »C»m»r tin* raijl Thatch* r ({tally Con|* • A yet his spending.Is somewhat accord held upon Jim earth by gravity and con­ a J"b I think I would like. Sccuml room down town. Ati«J the •*i»i fm»# nror^rtl ra part** Private family. phalli' again*t ihr naiil Thairhrf (t< ,att> l'*impany. Tclepboue No 25 " Ing lo Ills (cinpcrnideut; he spemls If stitutes n purt of the revolving globe llolto—And what - Is It. First Hobo— Addn ** Box* 1084 or^ Dickins Shoe Il i*f (iiplur u;*!rfrd lhal thi* urilrr hr Opposite City Hall Llueltiati la a wlrehss telegtapli com­ the occnslou seems to him pntiH*r and In a very rettl sense. ptiWwhnl tiiir# a wrrh fnf • I hr ***arr of (wtl Store. Sfi-tfc fnti Ihs Ith (Fr Sanfnfil ilrtifii, n micW** pany—New York Tillies. suitable. Ills purse opens If the object ■ |tu|il. ■t *i| .q '.iii' mI,- l imp *x, Kliir appeal-* t" Ids tastes and Ini'lliiitl For lb tit Ten room luiuse, T hei r Upper and Lower \Yor'd*. ., oi*|s »• 1 4il11**i|f**1 iOm' -!*t 1I t t|. Hi Hi* Diacovcry. unit-" lie lioanls merely for the put Sbamiiidsiu Is a mum* applied to tintrie lie p is C o n o r U.ik a v i.tme ami r I.* i» *’«>» it 1 Mo f 17 Sin- 19* J *<11 I ■il* Vi ill | til Ii linl'.gl j l F.uiri it *t rt-et. npirstte rlt v poM* of getting ami keeping, T** be rellulou of cerioin peoples aututig l iini-i. J u ;: MLM.Sx pitrk Ap. I IJ.l... ecxmuml* a I, or at least to refuse to Hilngurtffiis. Turks. Mongolians and Hi- No As .-rfi i-\p«-rinicni t i-m cucni ■*»f* A (trill ■un ply to \V. W. Long. • 8t'-2l |i * * i Alton r> - for t\inii«l*inArit. sis-tul when qllicrs are spending Just Tutiguses, but eldctly thiji-e *of iiurlh sml hud un tn-ynl lend, and 1 found ^ I -T*!«**-((ti*’ U b» fs* " ji gtssl fellow,” |g eqnlvahnit 111 western Asia. At present Shamanism there was nothing In II.—Exchange. For Rent Rooms or furnished " many minds to Isdug n tightwad. Ami Is best represented by the pntellees j Ill l iffUil t'iitiH, 6,1-iiili imlitlal 4 irruit MY SPECIALTIES: house. 210 Park. 85-tf yet many a man has surprised the eom- of tho Tutiguses, According to them. I Hunger Is alincprr than the swonl.— St tninolr 4'uwnl), Htifidi, In (4i«nf#t) Hrn'smir I>r«%, t*iiDij»lainnm rounlty In which lie lived by, ti great there are tliree spiritual re.iitns—I Heautnmit nnd Fletcher. PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA v*. , For Rent or Sak' “ The Oaks’’ charity or public gift, of lasting K-m-nt heavinly. earthly ami subterranean Thutfliri Ut4|ty l‘i.rn|>an>. x FluHila Four! h stfei-t turd Magno pt avenue. GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ailjiM, (futik A l***l arntl to others, made possible b y 'What Ills 'The earthly realm Is on the surface of I jfy M. I(r*t, ht« ml*, i. ((. Grown a a E d i b l e Nut. | nit. en rooms, furidilud. 1mmetliaii- M * ct-lgIdiors termed tils “closelistednegs." tho earth: the other tiro isitedst of W alt* r S A <latti*t J II |Sf«»w ti arid ROGERS' PLATED WARE T h e Indian | a n n u l or i gi na l l y w a s llrivwii, hi* * if*’, \! M Thai —betrolt Free Press. stories 11 bole mid below tin* earth's g r o w n ns yn cdl ldc nut hut tin- g r e a t | m “«t—-itm. li \Y. Ili-rtidttit. Mi-tf «M.if) I ' f, •H’Mffp \V U|l 4!*| \\ J. ** surface. Tho good spirits live nlnie I m p o r t an c e of tin* c r o p In NoittL In-" ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Ijijtfi *i* and Frm**’»<* \S , hi* For ■ Rent One room. 7o:l Pal- *•1lii, I. J 4 t I*hill in, I.ottima V It* • or on the earth; the evil below ll Tin* Air a Part of tho Earth. i»nr sits*! A, li*. lUuhrt, hrr hii*hrtul. din n o w Is d u e e n t i r e l y l o t h e g r o w t h I motto 7;i-tf w ,s fi irr, V i' t'liflfr, V\, It "A balloon Is sent up at New York npperworld of light Is composed of o f tin*’semi-crushing Industry bot h lo­ I hiirlH oh. I ijrh* \V. Vmi ftf* KluHr seventeen such slortcs. **r lu*aiens. the Furnished Rooms liy Day, Week I *'wi* ♦» \ Jnhi<->•*•. UlUlatfi I l*f k city on nil absolutely calm day. remains cally and abr oad, a n d ofTurls a r c bei ng m l I aula * lurk, hi* t*tie, Mrf*i It; tin* air for one hour, drifting In the lower world "f darkness, of seven mr tn n d c to I mprove tin* -toct,. with t h e or Month Park avenue flat, 106 a» m i*IvtiI#% I•I!«i i it *if iti** ulnel hells. Above live tin* greatest moderate currents of the upper nlr. and v i e w o f Incr cnsl ng Its o l l y l c l d l u i ’ North Park avenue, over* L. It i UH *tf I*. it \1nnfur, ll*«(« t A *|i(i»*ir of Fr***l ♦ descends u few miles from the place ■lords, khans, gods, gcasl spirits ami value. Philips A Co. drug- store. Mrs I lain, Align i Srhfi*'if(*<r( I'hsrliM blessed ghosts; below, devils, demons, Nnhy I * t* !if* SV rl% , hi* **ll* * , from which It was sent up. How Is It James Patton, manager. ,'10-tI O n e I n r h C a r d s W il t l i e P u b l i s h e d U n ­ (<iiL*'(t I* Uirh, I{a(a*1 ttjat the place of descent Is not some koholds, goblins, gnomes, swaninalilens fit'jgrc*. Ilalv I li tlr ■arn| f.itf Hi* l.itll**, d e r T h i s H e a d i n g At T h e R a l e O f 1 7 . 2 0 and the damned.—Philadelphia Pres*. Figured Out by Science. l-i> ail#, i* W '«t*f»rtr**p. Caff*** \V. ajsit adjacent to Fhleago If tin* theory W ANTED --------------------------An Ital ian sci ent ist It.-* 'Igtty* d Ihn* \4i«tn«*h> ai \S U Ahcrnathr, per Year. of the cart It’s revolution Is corns-t?” * » i ti f *»••! -I * *i|i*iof *m<1 Viola Learn to Think on Your Feat. . “ s'P'ltrc mile of tl. -'irfac. '..f 11.*M * v-'1 1, I •» u ijt| ant • This problem was propounded In ti \\i j lJ e .1 Gou 1 quality U*'t pounds It doc* not matter whether one earth lu. six 'murs «*f Msu-hitfe- r*-letter to the Scientific American and *o Tranh A- ll* t rmi Mary Ilra(f 111* j TllUMAM KMMKT W fe.-tiilizer tir largo grain sucks. Must ♦ if*’ reives In'nt equivalent to the rumble*••( r <* t'« *. Waf.lcr S. A<1am* sn.lt E. K lttil SUN IICirNMuLhrU wants to lw a public speaker or not, a fccelretl tills Interesting answer: mJ. \\ Ymi nr ali*l It ifarl V(11nt r ni cro | * he clean. *» *.1 i'll < j. IVI it*f Holt • f 11. ■■ than ".•'•si loiis of ! ' at | an t' fr-ifit 11* afl<*'(«%•( of Willism Co. r .’i- 11 c iiil a*i*f**-»IIott 1Hr '*‘*1f11I*“*#f ■'Ia-liI* **11"»Hut) l»*) *taftell t*lmitt*tit, lit th'* * lth ir 1111r11 Hirirln 1 1.1* *ll I hi I h«* tn lt« V*n (leal I t Mills A* U«*l , And Pays Interest. la s t — Black, spaniel, long 4*|| TS | a r i l M» t\ l i n t , hi* * (fr, inif J t) lira I LAWYERS Health is a drpu-dt lu the bunk of U 't?|* r ihil VV, \ tiiintf ^ shurt tail Finder return lu Dinn Snnford. Florida ab't i{4ilw*( n#|fNi aii r#■*| *>rtI* »»f | nature. 'I'Hyner, rare «»f Turner's gritciTv and (*.f-rr ■i til *3 than of i hr* it*ti nf Flnritli#: *t iaV l(t*it r*-*lil<nr** iiliit | hm*o |T(*** reciivit liberal reward. >:i-tfc ar«- i*» (Hn nt? i i nry * n«! utikrow n. ar*‘l VIsMI ihrfr I* no m (h# Mai** nl (Ii'lM a . »(»» n-rrin* of a «uli|im*n» on aliom Lust Gold lueket With initials i itul rai l *lr(* fiilpnis, ami th a t tuthl1 1* f**ri*titit* ar«* *»%rr (l»** of lw«*nly"\V. K. \V." cngravml on it. Finder <on** ypur*. . ARCHITECT return to Herald- cilice and receive t l M ifccfcfoM thMl you «(» ip* p # a r i p ib<f r o m f 4 a lo * n t't bill H#rffin Alfd reward. * " 8C-*jfc uii or t ilu r c .Life 2it«! ut J u l y A* D, Sanford, FI* IMT, ih* u r n # fh** rul<* liny ol «aitl Office In Yowcll Bldg. * . .Found -In the store of ttu* Hill f n uItr l .fa f *i*f h rt *«r 11r *' *I I h • t (^It 11 ii nt :|r«# b+♦ Hardware Co., ’a purse containing ptihUxhi'tl In t hi ‘Nahfill f! Ilriolil, mfr m*|i«|«rr fill LII*lii’il .In Hinfunl* SomInull* muny , money.' Owner may have same by H otldft, o p r r m jfor 'him** rhn»«irtitfv«* calling nnd proving-properly. . Ft. A. n*iiHla**» th** *1»*fI'* of out ATTORNEY *Nl» COt:NSEU.OP si LAW l '* M f r u l t (*ourt j i *! tho ,w « I **l *ai>l rn u rl • : . • 8fi-2tc ■l ih* ro u r l lieu*# ir* Hanfortl |h i« (ho Practice in State and Federal Courts 1} All Local AdvcrliHcmcnlB Under l>t •♦»)?. of Moy* A. II. 1917. {#«!>. K. A. l im m is A M J t, * This Heading THREE CENTS a t r i c f k of M r r u i t C’ourt. Sanford FI* ( arner- WmsitulI llldg 'I ■ a* E m .ix -■ C 4. m l l * ■ | HENRY Mc.LAULIN JEWELER I BUSINESS CARDS 'W H fL. l i : # P p flf: ; \\ P M .ffl I r 17.. . B / Wilson & Housbolder SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM! Elton J. M oughton CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Line For Each Insertion, Minimum Charge 25 Cents. ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. LLliAL ADVtitllSIMi Itol inpoh A ll* trtli tl, ( 'omfiUlnonlV. Foliridir, 78* Fttw-SU In «l»*uM * UUII. Nririuti Jndlrlal ('lnull Ih C .a r t »r U r . i i t y a j i Ju d a r . p .m la . lv In answering an advertisement t on n il. N la ir o f riu tld a rti'nttn»l>- t'mintr, f'lnrtiU. eln I k l t m ; I'n », t'linit l.ln.nt In r* K»tata> at where no name is mentioned in the Uinltmin e • v«. M t l t t l l l . . XVm. II. Jlurhanan h.lrhff IK.tty Contem >, ■ 1inriln*urr To all Crrditor*. Ircalrr-, tiiitrihutm and Window Fla^s, for window or wind-shield, made of nd, please do not ask The Herald 1Hvlbls rur|it)iat|cn, riaak A. a!! I’rr.ona hotini Claim* ur Dcmandw for information as to thd identity of Uni .ml Slaty XI. ll*-»1. H. asaln.t .aid Hotair: Piper, size 6x10 inches, e a c h .................................»c • ll., J. (I. RMI, V V .tla t ti. , ' . U i tnd r.rh of you air hrr.hy noliflrd the advertiser. Usually wc d o . not and rri|Uirrd to |'tnrni any dalat- and tlfJ. fi- Itrown »mi Mary mand* ahtrh you. it *itl.*r or you, may know who the advertiser is and If jlrvwn, hb Stf,. XI. 11. Th.1havr afaln.t.ihr r.tatr of XVin. II. Ilu.hinan, rhrr, Gt-orce XX’. Ito.t• rifkt, Flag stickers 1 I -1x3-4 incites. Put them on your col­ we do we are not allowed to give W: J. Thtipm .ml Kr.nci. XV. d.cra*rd. Inti ol Swmtnotr rounty, Florida, tn the undf ttijnrd r.rrutrla ot aaid r,lat». t Jei'vn, 4*1* *Ur. L. J. I hl(out this information. Simply write Ihtlm. within two y«ara from thr bumf, i^iutia T. ttoilrr, ami lar, your belt or your hat band: Use .them on your A . It. Ilutirr, hrt huahaml. X V . Itat- d Mav IK, A. L> 7917. a letter and address it ns per in­ S. i ticr. V. C. I'olli-f. XV. It. . . KUNA GHAY HCCIIANAN. struction? in the nd. I harllon, ftsllln XV. V»«nf, . Z. .JImcuu U. stationery. Envelope containing 10 for - - - oc I.l.ti. L*-tai«. (L V. John.on, 77*Tu—-5tr * * XVIIII.m ('talk ami - Laura FOR SALE I taik. hia alK Mrruiy Xtnn* « ,of ,< admlnUlraltlx ol Ih. For Sale—My lot on First street, ,nal» t,l l>. Q, Mirrr., it.. 4 S\N(0:iU LODGES < (Mini, ll.ilrr A. Folio*., just opposite Robbins _Nest Hotel. *)i1tw, I’m! ClitL Aufu.l ■* * * * * * * You ran buy this ‘fine property Sflthritlrr, Chart*-. I^*-ly itttj Sanford Lodge No 02. F. and A. M. IMillie Nwlt, hi. wilt-, lillbrii cheap. Address Robert Burksbaum, jt.t^i.rh. It.fa-1 Monirarrru Communication overv first and third OFFICE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Italy Lltllr* and K.t.ll, lJlll.. Thursdays nt 7:50. Visiting brethren Tampa, Fla. 86-3 tp hi, wit*, tl. W. Sprnt.f, Carwelcome. rlV XV. Atarnathy and XV. VV. O. L Tuylor G. J. Miller Abrtnathy, (,rr hu.band, I*. ‘ PHONE 1 4 8 For Sale—Five acre farm, G.miles (1. Staton aid Viola Slaton, Secretary W. M from Sanford, east side. 2!-j acres hi. site, Drt.nifanl.. * !, ' j To Charlaa Na ly, Ldll* N«ly and M. II. Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. tiled. Good crop celery and Irish Thalrhrf! i—I Meets every second and fourth T h u n tt i|>p«itlni from thr affidavit ol H.npotatoes rained on this ground this *♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦• « « » » o o o s » « • * • * •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ H ♦♦♦♦♦ jimitt llr.w, ro*n| lainanl in th. abovr fit- day in Masonic Hall over tho Imperls year. Good 5 ropm house, barn, iill, ,1 riuir hlrd th.rrln, that Ihr rr.id.rr. Theatre. Visiting companions welcome Chart.. Nr.ly and t^tlilr Nrrly and M. Itchicken ynrd nnd several grape of O. L. Taylor C- J- Rutnph Thatthrr air lo thi. affiant unknown, and • Sec’y High Priest vines, guava trees, etc. $1500 cash that rarh ol aald drf.ndanta It I. thr hrjErf ol thla affiant !« ovrr Ihr agn ol twrntyor $2000 on time. One fourte down onr yrara, and that Ihrra la no prraon In Seminole Chapter 2, Order Kastern Sts ihr atalr ol Florida, Ihr ittvlc of .ut*and one fourth yearly, until paid* pnrna Meets every first and third Tuesday upon whom would bind ttlh.r or all Possession August 15th. . Phone No. of -aid jitfrnd.nt", and that arrvirr by in each montn. • Everyone who hns seen ouhtiratton i, pra>rd upon thr drf.ndanta h b Star in the Post are cordially invited 2403, Mrs. Win, Walters, Sanford. lirr-in namrd. __ * Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. Altcra* ll ia Ihrtrloir ordrr.d that )oU, Charlra to visit this chapter. 86-tf * tions of All Kinds on Short N o tice,' Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y Nrrty and 1/dllr Nrrly tad M. It. That rhrr apprar to thla bill ol romplaint on or J Join Our G entlem en’s ‘Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. thr «th day of Atiru.t, 1917, It X>rinr The Sanford Council K. of C. For Sale—Five acifcs tiled land, hrlxrr a rut. -lay ol thla court, or hill of rotn- Mec‘ x the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m.’. and the 2 wolls, 5 room house, close to load­ ptalnt in aald rauar will hr .takrn at ron. | SUITS $15.00 UPWARD fr«*rd aiainat you, and complainant hr 4th Sunday 8 u. m„ cuch month, at K. ing station, A bargain, $2,750; .Howrd to prorerd »» partr. Hull. Oak Ayc*^. It la furthrr ordrrrd that “thla ordrr hr 9f.C, \ $750 cash, balance to suit. A. P. putiti.hrd‘In Theo. Schaal, Grand Knight. Sanford lltrald oner a week C. L. Britt, Wn. Sec'y. , 86-3t lor »i|ht rontrruti*. wr.lt.. * t m H s m m « 4 * * « » * 4 4 4 * « * f m « m « * * » m * « * « » ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > Connelly. " SCIiELLE MAINES L AW YB B HITT f. COURT IIOKBK J'hones 113, 330-w r/M i f HERALD PRINTING CO. D. C. BROCK | • MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. ■ rrrAR N t Star Brand Typewriter Ribbon* give clear, permanent copies. Will not smut, dry out, or fill the type. Buy typew riting - V «uppfi«s \\ * of THE Herald Frinting C o.. Phone 148 SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 174 JL. r A �PACE iu u k your dollar take the atretcheV times newspapers are used aa first THE SANFORD HERALD' so Did aid bandages, because of the short­ dose to the thick of the firing? n ■ • T jf|ij y L'ji(or j Did your dollar give him the age of another kind. A great hopor HAYNES DoBMMa Maaager Vater lie plfaded for Ift hfs deliri­ tru ly *nf? r ’HfcwspflWf' to'Ue 'read um? , and " re d ” by men fighting for liber­ Did your dollar bring him hack to ty and the right, b u t naturo and the base hospital where they gave sentiment do not always coincide, and ao it would be better th a t the him almost a mother's care? bandage should bo of soft cotton auMcmimoN rate s, in aotancs I wnnt to thank you if it did—for a# j: • . • t «» ........................................... W t your dollnr has given me back my cloth, and it is for hkndages and . M O N T H S ........................................... *•** T The use of (he best financial method is a duty you owe yourself. hoy—it has brought him back to me tents and oils and ointments and ( M i l MONTHS...............................• •__ thousand other out of No Man's Land, whore many blankets and . n Increase your business ability by thoroughly doing present duties I n t W I i Ik* City by C»rrU* »J.OO !*•» T»*» la sons arc going, where many will re­ things necessary and desirable for Adfaaca ar 10c. Tar Maalh wounded men in n far country thnt in a word use the check account at this hank—N O \y. main. _ i m a l l la Adfaara Maal lla Mada al OffWa a great fund is to he raised. T'-y Can 1 say this to you, my«friend? • ■ l a i * As Saraad-CUaa MaU Malta* A»_ Surely I can if you are a member American Red Cross proposes , j I I N , at Iba roNaffVa al Haafard. fiaaldk JJ.CJJy' ■ ■ ■ ■ • - - —*4 I M a r A«l #f Marrb lrd. 1ST*. of the Red Cross—or if you send in raise one hundred million dollars for the wsr relief and to help in caring personal subscription to the S f l i . l a llaaald llaUdlaf Talaybaa* Na. U « your Red Cross now—for many a father’s for Ametican soldiers in France. son will come out of No Man’s Land The amount seems huge; or vvjuiu M Wart your n u s ix ts s . by the aid of the dollars that go to seem so, if we hail not lu,nm c ac­ customed to talking in big figured swell the subscription lists of that these past few years. The amount great enterprise of hum anity.' II, R. STEVENS 0. L. TAYLOR C. M. HAND R* R. DFAS is large—but it is needed, and the Join today—make this YOUR Cashier PrMMca* Aaa't Cathie, yw .P m M.1 r l WOODRUFF Vks-Prssidsnl record of the Red Cross is such as Red Cross day. No field service is required. Count this the chance to to insure thnt not u penny will he do your b it—for this country must wasted. So it will he raised. Some have two million members of the will he privileged to help in this un­ Red Cross—$100,000,000 in sub- del-taking, personally—others will I only Im» able to give, their mite, and scriptiona. a blessing should be, added to each air to cause venient’ and cheap enougli. Kacfif* -T ^ ro rT o re Under the Ocean. President Wilson himself is presi­ dollar contributed next week to the the door for intake T h e -'stoves section must have a ventilator, of dent of the Red Cross and usk.s that Red Cross, for who knows, a dollar circulation by air. Vnst Iron-ore deposits extending f„r , , one million men' and women enroll may save the life of one of Uncle should he heated as soon as the course. under the ocean have been found in T H E H O M E GUARD their names as subscribers to the Sam’s hoys'; und is there anyone first potatoes are put in so as to be­ • The United States Government Newfoundland. On R. lh* Isle or..... * A movement has been started and R e d .Cross a t Si. $2. S 6i.U 0, $100, who would say he was not worth it? gin drying at once before they rot. expert • says the sweet potato has crating company has driven out under' i t rather well advanced to organize the water to a distance of fully f„ur T he idea Is to kiln dry the po ta ­ 50 per cent more food vnlue than —Titnes-Union. a company of home guards. It is $10,000. or $100,000. ml|ea, nnd a thousand feet from the He does not ask that you do any­ toes. The moisture cultivates the Irish potatoes, it' is more Nearly a ocean's floor has been rewarded by tim ely that steps have been taken Keeping Sweet Potatoes thing else but pay your subscrip­ balanced fond for men und beasts rot germ.- It cannot live in dry po­ in this dirertion. The local military securing n* superior grade of Iron. By. J. *W. Reason, President Mer­ tatoes. Get excess, moisture out of than unything th at can he grown in tion, and then if you wish to secure company, which is under federal di­ 10, 25 or 100 new subscribers, .do so idian College, Meridian,* Miss. potatoes as quickly ns possible.* It Amuricn. It can he. raised n't mush rection will leave n d i later than Foundation of Happlneia. One of the best crops for the takes about Jen days to two weeks less expense than the Irish potato. if you wish. No further service on Conscious virtue is Hu- only founda­ August 5th. They will take with stiitcs to raise is that of of heat with the therm ometer regis­ It is hound to play an im portant tion of nil hnpplncss; for riches, jm.w. the field or elsewhere will lie re­ southern * them all the arms and ammunition sweet potatoes. It can he planted tering about 100 degrees to dry the part in feeding the increasing popu­ or, rnnk or whatever, In common n«s quired... in the town. It it-urgent that haste ceptutlon of the world. Is supposed to In this hour of the nation’s ami after a crop of oats or early corn potatoes. Fire until bed time nnd lation of the earth. bo made in organizing the home nnd will make before frost. It can then begin early in the morning. constitute hnpplijesa. will never qu|et, all the world’s need every American Resides the small houses farmers guards and that the organization he much less cure, the Inward pangs of bg made wit^t less la b o r ( than most who loves his country-And-his-fellowperfected as soon as possible and he After they are all dry. stop th . h? ve built, large potato dry houses guilt.* -Lord Chesterfield. crops- and will produce u' large yield accepted by the state authorities, m men asks. “ What can I do? Where heat, open the windows and doors are being lmi!! Th loTBt “b y ^ m n r per acre Lund that will uidd :m th a t arms and ammunition may he can I help'’" und keep potatoes us cool us p o s ­ eliunts wlin buy potatoes cheap nt Variable Tides. For stalwart youth the path of bushels of corn or Half a hale of sible without freezing. issued the company. While it may Forty to digging time, or take them on ac­ (>n the West Australian const the cotton per acre Vill produce from duty is plain. Our country und hu­ be difficult for us t o realize that counts and dry and keep them by tides nre so variable that It 1* not uq IIUJ to 250 bushels of sweet potatoes sixty degrees will he right or ns this country is at war with a foreign manity need Men to fight' and die thousands of bushels to ship to uncommon sight to see vessels high to the acre. They stand a drouth nearly that u*C possible. No m<»r.* e n e m y , a ruthless, unscrupulous and for them. Yet of our 100,000,000 northern or European markets when nnd d r / nt their piers. In the Ray of heat will he needed in southern cli­ insidious foe, the fact exists just the only a small fraction now and hut a well and can stand a rainy seuson mate, unless the extirm rljr damp price* are good, -The house can bo Fundy the spring tides reach a height with good results. If the land is built and potatoes kept the first of 00 tfr 70 feet. sam e, and there is no telling when tithe At most, or worst can thus hrpkcn deep nnd smoothed oil with atmosphere of n long rajny spell th e presence oj* influence of that cn- serve. “For all who cannot enlist to year for 10 cents per bushel and the harrow and drag nnd rows marked condenses moisture enough to. start second year, when the house is built e m y will be felt, or in what i|uarter seek " th e great prize of death in the rot. If so, heat again for two or i t will break out. Every community battle," or who are not needed in ofT with marker, slips or vines can he three days till dry again. If they they can lie kept for from two to Notice of Application for Tav Deed Under Chapter Ih.H.s, Law*, of should he prepared t o cope w i t h the those ranks, as yet, there is another set out without bedding the land start to rot, they were not well three cents per bushel. and cultivated llut. T hey will make Florida enlistment. It is under the banner The curing does not affect their problems deserving of summary cured or got moist again !n freez­ Notice is hereby given that \V H. Knitsting there more than when set on beds or ing weather shut all doors und win­ germination. They are just as good tre a tm e n t which may arise in that of the Red Cross ridges. Hasty, purchaser of Tax Certificate old or young, man, woman or particular locality. With the de­ dows to keep potatoes from freezing, for planting, and as good or better No. 453, dated the 6th day of June tender child can proudly say: p a rtu r e of Company C t h e ’ town The greatest problem has always but do not fail to ventilute when the for eating. They are much lighter "1 too an serving humanity and begn to keep sweet potatoes through weather moderates. will be without any brganization or than when cured in nny other way. A. D. 1910 has filed said certificate in my ofllce, and made application means of* defense, for <|uelling riot, my country." the winter. Over 50 per re n t of the for tax deed to issuf in accordance We have followed this plan for "I too atn deserving well of the crop is lost each year by rotting. o r dealing with any sort of organized Important Amendment. with law. Said certificate embrace* m any years nnd have never failed to Fight or Give" is oti This is wh>' they are not more large­ trouble that might come up. It is Republic." He wns a new member .of the harbor the follqwing described property keep potntoes in a house like tiiis Hattie Cry! not prudent to scofT at t[ie idea of ly raised for the market. The Mer­ board in a northern seaside town nnd situntod in Seminole county. Florida/ local troubles. „ When nations are at This is Red Cross week and we idian College of Meridian , Missis­ dried out in this way. and kept dry wns attending his first meeting. The to-.viit: S W ', of SW>, of S\V», war the unexpected happens. ask that you do this b y - liecoming a sippi has been making experiments nnd cool Without freezing. We have hoard wus dlscusslYig a proposal to (Less beg. 95 yds N of SW cor. run bought potatoes thut were rotting place two buoys nt the entrance to the •Even if all speed is used in organ­ supporter of the Red Cross. Send for many years in order to discover and never dried them out ahd they harbor for the guidance of ninrlncrs. E 40 yds, N 30 yds, W 40 yds. S izing the -home guards and making your cash or your check today - $5, a plan hy which v w r r t potatoes can stopped rotting nlthough we do not "I beg to propose ns nn amendment,” 30 yds for cem etery>, See 4. Tp application for equipment, the like­ $10, $ 100. $1,000. $10,000 or $100,- be kept with reasonable certainty to advise any one to take that risk. A snld the new member, "that one mnn 20, S, R 31 East, 9 'y acre*. he marketed when prices arc higher. lihood is that many weeks, maybe 000—give to your very utmost. The said land being assessed at We now have solved this problem. few will he lost of dry rot. hut fiery should he placed tlieye Instead of two ----O m onths will pass before' the equip­ hoys, us the Intter are too young for the d ate of the issuance of such cer­ few. It stops the mushy rot that After several years testing the plan, T H E R E D CROSS m en t is received. Hence all possible such u responsible -position."—London tificate in the name of A. J. Thomp­ we have never b e e n . aide to keep usually destroys the whole crop when Tlt-nits. beginning Monday the American h aste should he made at .this end, son. i t 's ta r ts . This house cun he made because of the sluggish machinery at Red Cross is expecting to put in an about !»5 per cent of our sweet pota­ cheaply of lurcher. No floor is Also: Tax Certificate N'o. 553, active week of campaigning for toes, including cut and bruised ones, needed hut select a high dry place. •The other.— Reporter-Star. Slightly Mixed. dated the 3rd day of June A D. tilf used up or until our new ones money. The Red Cross in America ------O -----A dry house is what is wanted. It There Is a good anecdote. of nn Irish­ 1907, has filed said certificate in my h a s . been working (or humanity at come in thu next year. *Our plan can be made of cheup rough lumber man giving the imsaword nt the battle nflicc und made applieation for tax Y O U R DOLLARS AN D MY ROY large for years. Its far reaching in­ briefly stnted is this: Ruild a tight of F'onttnoy, at the time the great Saxe deed to ■issue in accordance with or stone or brick. A farmer could I want to thank you friend. fluence lias been felt everywhere tiiut house, storm sheet it. cover with You must know the heartfelt g rat­ man has penetrated, and the soften­ builders’ paper nnd weatherboard it, build one of pine poles und daub it wns marshal. "The password Is Saxe; law. Said certificate embraces the now, don't forget It,” said IK* colonel. following described property, situ­ with mud to make it air tight. itu d e of n father with an only hoy. ing touch hns been laid upon the storm sheet and ceil walls and over­ "Saxe; filth, I won’t. Wasn't my fa­ ated in Seminole county, Florida, $fe went* with the troops and i brow of sutTerers in every clime and head with builders puper between , Tiie college makes und keeps from ther a miller7" **\Vlu- goes there?" cried to-wit: Reg. SE eor of Sec 5. Tp was .pyhud. under many conditions. Since the storm sheeting and ceiling, leave 1500 to 2000 b’ushela each year. It the sentry, after he had arrived ut the 20., South, Range 31 East: Run N. Rut I've had many a heartache great war began in Europe, now door in south end, window in north is an easy crop to make und an esay pass. The Irishman looked as confi­ since. 220 yds, W 44 yds. S 220 yds. E 44 dential us possible and whispered In u end. We use two door shutters nnd crop for us to keep in these dry nearly three years ago, the Red yds, 2 acres. They say lie'll pull through now sort of '-owl: “Rags, ycr honor." double windows jn same opening, houses or kilns. If nny further in­ Cross has labored as never before, to The said land being nsscsscd at the aQ n g h t because they found him alleviate pain, to succor the wound­ one opening outside and one inside. structions or suggestions are wanted, date of the issuance of such certifi­ J u s t in time. Harmony Above All. ed and assist the-despairing. Motley This leaves a dead »ir space to keep w rite Meridian College, sending us cate in the name of A. J. Thomp­ A garden should not he considered D id your dollar bring my hoy und supplies have been sent across even tem perature. M ake air shaft stam ps for. reply. Muny pebple have ns a piece of wild unture, nor plants son. ^ back from No M nnV Land? the great waters in nn nlmest end­ through ceiling und center of roof, come to see our p o tato house to f regarded as architectural, ornaments, Unless said certificates shall he re­ less stream. The Red Cross, with extend it above roof, cover and box learn how to build one and others for one must nqt do violence to the workers in many lands and members it in und open it south with tra n ­ have written for it. A large num ­ other. Above nil must there he tinf- deemed according to law tax deeds speaking every tongue have joined som above the roof. M»{jt* slatted ber have now been built. We take mony. Otherwise the builder hns la­ will issue thereon on the 21st day of , to relieve the suffering, to do their shelving on each nide .of the room, this time of passing it on to others bored In vain, for he has nut mndc July A. D. 1917.. best to reduce the horrors of war. beginning about 24 inches from the and shall In* glad to send further in­ n picture that artists cure to repro- j Witness my olfirinl signature and One duev. . seal this the 19th day of Junp A. I). All this has been going on. and more floor, shelves 2 feet a p a rt made of structions to- any interested. or ^4 lumber placed I* incTi can build large warehouses like this 1917. for the Red C r o s s does not ask how 1x3 (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, G^cIPmsi or why people are hurt or made des­ apart, so the air can circulate freely and buy and keep for high prices. Some Resemblance. *. Clerk Circuit. Court .Seminole, Xljoso who think a dog has rabies titute or drivun to despair. There through (he shelves. Ihjve an aia)e Large houses should he partitioned County, Florida. have been earthquakes,*.and great in the center 4 feet wide, shelving into several sections, no the whole because lie Idles, should see a tobacco che\vcr take a snap nt n borrowed # * By V. M. Douglass, D. C. fires and floods and hurricanes and extending to the aisle, Have slats house need not he heated at one Pluif. hack of shelves so an uir space will time. Steam heat is fine if it is cun-. 87-Tues-5tc tidul waves and pestilence atul fam­ ine to contend w ith—and no truthful he between potnlors and wall. If nppeal has ever been made without preferred one can build small boxes avail when addressed to the Red or bins of slats to put potatoes in Cross. The American branch of this and set them on the shelves or racks •treat organization has responded, to facilitate handling hut this- is nobly anti well, to nil calls, and extra expense und not needed. cheerfully taken a share in the sor­ Ruild house 12 fc-.-t wide and ns rows anti burdens♦ of those * • atllicted. lotfg us wanted. It takes one I<k ft. • Rut qow there is a change in con­ high nnd 20 ft. long to hold 2*,ono • • • * , * • • .. T_ . .. . . . Tir_ __ ____ ditions. In war condition’s, it is bushels. The ground can he seen W meant, of course. For two nnd u bushels. The ground enn he the SOFOSCO is a purely natural product‘dried and pulverized. half >t*ars we have been doing our floor hut it must he in a high dry '"It contains no Sulphuric Acid or other chemical and cannot best to help the friends across the place, well drained. The rats will seas. America’s part bus been to Soon destroy enough potatoes to -pay injure the soil or the tenderest plant. • .. • give from our abundance to those for a cencnt floor that will keep them T hey arc used in every line SOFOSCO is made from the softer bone phosphates and in trouble whom we knew and were out. If built 3 feet from toe ground o f business by Salesmen, Of­ "phosphatic marls found in the rich Phosphate deposits of interested in. T h at they were not tin tubs could he inverted over the « entitled to our help and sympathy | pillars before sills nr.'l put on to fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Hernando County. It’ is pulverized to a fine powder. is not even suggested. The scope of keep out rats. Dig potatoes in as Ministers, Students—by ev­ I pi SOFOSCO is in ‘.the proper chemical and the Red Cross isSis broad as hum an­ dry a time as possible. ' Handle eryone who must have n book ity. *• We were glad to lie able to them carefully, so as not to bruise JLj JCj "■"mechanical condition to be easily acted upon that combines help. The change came, however, them. Put cut ones to themselves by the waters and ohganic acids in the soil. when America entered the war and and Smallest potatoes on the bottom Turned under with legumes or mixed with now the cry is for help for our own shelf nnd the largest on the top stable manure or muck it is an efficient and people as well as those of *\ireat shelf as it tultfa them longer to dry economical source of Phosphoric Acid. on hbttom , *•* Hritnin and France und Relgium. Sheets can bo obtained any­ Place a large stov.e in the middle Our soldiers are. already in France. tim e, ruled in cijjht styles. They urc going i/i detachments nnd of the room, if the building is large We advise ordering now |o insure prompt delivery. Heller gel in ahead of the threatened car fchortage which Hound in best quality Flex­ Is sure lo hil us before long. Write us for prices delivered al your poinh • We ran deliver now. buttalions and divisions; it may he put two stoves or as m any us needed ible Black Levant Grain Cow­ that some are already near the to heat well. Coal or - wood starves hide, with Black Liuiugs. "firing line," where they will do keep heal well and*- are cheap. their best for their country und its Heat up the room to 100 degrees high principles. The American Red tem perature hy shutting' doors nnd HERNANDO COUPiTY CROOM, FLORIDA Cross is doubly interested now and windows. Open transnm in ventiliatPhone 148 Sanford, Florida ,the needs are incruasing. It has ing shaft. Make a small vent hole been said th a t at the front aome- 4 inches by 12 to 16 inches under PeMWMd T.rrry TiM*>lsy sad FttUy RESULTS C O U N T THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS if k hi IT YO U ARE INTERESTED IN RING BOOKS! XXX XXX XXX XXXX XXX XXX XXX FERTILIZE WITH “ SOFOSCO” FINELY GROUND SOFT PHOSPHATE S A ]FES O I FT- S O I L UB UTILITY. DURABILITY AND APPEARANCE. SEMINOLE PHOSPHATE COMPANY HERALD PRINTING CO. XXX *v « x x x XXX XXXX XXX XXX x x x • » �# v * 3#|T -1 *r *j ■■ ■jr ? ^ 1 • -*■• . ■ » THE SANFORD HERALD J i K 18» PAGE FITE ..................... meet tremendous vjtal needs. Wo in voting to udopt a new levy of inexhaustible supply .of,, D i i i ^ v a l u ^ will have to establish economic ngenfrre*pVT r e nt uif nfft prflHU*~<U hcfvs- able elem ent which fs th e has fa' of ‘A’ HESUMfc OF SANFO r IT J^ !’x ” "^onTrol 'food, so th a t the pcopapers and magazine ‘publishers ull systems of fertilizing and soil HAPPENINGS UPTODATE ple may be insured subsistence. The awaiting final disposition. • Indica­ -building and without which no plant A<IJr,„ alt C«na*u,ti«H for |H» problem strikes a t - th e . very root of tions were.that th e committee would or tree can attain its muximum Uttlc Happenlnga— Mention Column Is "Satiny Uilti," ol I’tinnt the lifg. reconsider its action nnd vote to growth an d production. M < » R. A. T*,t»,y», [’bo,, No. Z O J At H ast­ of Matters In B r ie f - -“ This is a problem th a t has a change the proposed tax. ings and o th er points it has licen Personal Items of strong appeal to the whole nation. demonstrated beyond a d o u b t th at Interest Legislation cannot be accomplished Flnrlila M e l o n s we can still make bumper crops in • , Nary I.rogue Mr. and Mrs. Doyle of San •An­ without persistent, intelligently di­ Florida cantaloupes are rapidly Florida without the high priced Ger­ A rail i s - being made upon the tonio. Texas and Mrs \V. It. f la y Mammary of the Floating Small J rected efforts of all. women of Sanford to furnish for the of Arcadia lire expected this week lo moving to market, according to the man potash and 'other chemicals Z Talk" Succinctly Arranged for “ The proposed legislation titles not boys of Uncle Sam's Navy the o u t­ visit their mother, Mrs. M, (’. report n( the United States D epart­ which were deemed so all im p o rta n t flurried Herald Readers set* up u food dictatorship. It does fits w hich'include,■weaters, mufflers Doyle. ment of .Agriculture for the week of a few years ago. not purpose to ration the people, but June 6-JI, inclusive, the total ship and wristlets and Mrs; A.* E. Hill, ................. .............. attehipts to protect ’ the people who has voluntarily taken up t h e ment from this state, fa r the peFiod Mr. und Mrs. L. P. McCuller re­ Will Kill Distilleries T. I. Hawklna and Miss Annie against specualtion by rational, prac­ During tho work here is anxious to enroll mem­ turned Friday from af vfsit to the being eighteen cars. Hawkins left in their c a r this morn* tical means. W ashington,-June 16.—A prohib­ samp period California shipped 2!> bers. There nte no dues or fee* ex­ home folks at Marianna. Ing to spend awhile at their summer itory' tax on foodstuffs used in m ak­ Must He Effective Hy July I ears and Georgia. 2. * cept to furnish the materials and home in Commerce, Georgia. ing distilled beverages, tentatively " In order to secure the. fullest make one of these outfits, A number W uter melons from this state also Mfsjv Vera Terhfun was th e week agreed to last week by Ihe senate The latest political rumor is to benefits from the Leaver bill, it of ladies have 'signified their willing­ end guest of Miss Marian Dieterich an- moving at tj satisfactory, rate, finance com m ittee was still further .must be made law before July 1. the effect that Fred M. Hudson will ness to teach others how to knit on llcurdail avenue. 572 car lots having rolled to market increased to d a y und then was for­ * run for congress from this district Every worker, who wishes to lower these articles, while still others will June 5 to tl, against, IjtO for the mally written into the war tnx bill. next time. If Mr. Hudson would prices of the nessities of life can give their time and labor to some Atr. T, It. Gilmore came down same period last year. In the same The new r a t e is JGO per hundred try for governor again he would be helpful in securing the immediate one who will furnish the materials. from WayrroM to spend Sunday week California shipped 8 cars ami pounds instead iff 920 per bushel, enactment^ of th e Lever hill. Thp An order has boon placid for the aland a better chance of success. with Mrs. Gilmore at the hom e of Georgia jo cars, *' and representatives of the distilleries Until farther notlct Munson's jioot following suggestions are made to needles and yarn which will be iir Mrs. J. D. Roberts. Florida's crop of cantaloupes is dcclure it unquestionably would he will be open every a tier noon at 2 those who wish to help:" tin* city within u few- days. Five bringing hotter prices than lust year, effective in forcing tho suspension of “ Let every trade union, every cen­ o'clock except Tuesdays and Fridays. hanks of yarn, live celluloid and two MU* Cornelia Puleston' is Hie owing to the fact that- the market is the\ljslH lin£ industry.. The section tral body, every State. Federation < »f72-tf bone ih-cdles are required for one guest of Dr. nnd Mrs. Puleston and not nurtle»e<ri»s" iF was1e'arTy in "flit* nfi'nppruved also prohibits im porta­ Labo'r, every international organi­ outfit. Full information can be ob­ previous season. During the same Mrs. Stella Arrington. • J f M m n n t Mrs. It.' J. H otly and nt ion o f distilled beverages. zation, take ollicint action upon this tained of Mrs. A. E, Hill, Mrs. week last year • California shipped family returned yesterday from T a m ­ m atte r and communirate th at to Allan Jones and M rs.' It. A. TerOther liquor iax increases were pa where Mrs. Holly and children Mrs. E. \V. Howland left on Fri­ 1,062 cars to market ami Florida your respective congressmen in the heun. approved by the committee to d ay ' sent one car. The Florida crop is have been spending several weeks day for Orlapdo after n pleasant, house of representative*, your sena­ coming in earlier and the California virtually without change from tho the guests of relatives. The trip visit to Mrs. W. II. Peters. tors and to the President of the crop later this season, giving Florid house schedules. The m anufactur­ was piade ,in their car and was Kerry tl'ccF Hridge United States. growers the .advantage of the Pn- ers’ tax of 5 per cent on nthlctic greatly enjoyed as the road is* in" Tbe Jlvrrjr Week Bridge Club Mnt. A. F. Hell returned Sunday " In addition to this formal official were-delightfully entertained by M rs .- from a delightful trip which included rjfir roast *pvr||ilU(*. good*, cameras, patent medicines, good shape the greater part of the action, let every individual member Norma King McLaughlin on Wed- the Confederate Reunion at WnshperfunWrles nnd cosmetics was re­ way. of tjie organized labor movement nesday afternoon with Mrs. S. L'. ington,.D. C.,* Virginia and Georgia. duced to 2 per cunt, and a substi­ ‘ Big Peanut*Acregn .«■ Woodland Park is the only place write a personal letter or send some Barrett again winning the prize. | tute tax on scalpers' -..fes of tekuts . --------• ' ■ Washington, June 18. Almost til with amusements and taken proper communication to bis or her repre­ Substitutes for the pleasant occasion waa adopted, mn'd.ig ,,'ie rate from Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Sr., per cent increase in the peanut aerecare of. Open Sundays only. Leas­ sentative and suimlor. Ask ^bur were Mrs. S. Puleston ‘ and her an* expected today from Washing­ age this year is indicated in the ■"» to 50 per c o it, )•;>!-ad of 5 > per ed privately on week dnys. Large friends to take similar action. Ask guest. Miss Cornelia Puleston, Mrs. ton. D. where they were guests preliminary, report of the Depltrt- cent Hut. clean pool, hot wuter jets, phower, all organized bodies within your lo­ Geo. D. Bishop and Miss Katherine of Attorney General Gregory anil m e n t o f A i i r i c i i l l u r c . The total Tomorrow t h - trnjhl-.Urie income toboggans. Picnic conveniences. cality to express to their representa­ Wilkie. Mrs. Sj E. D frre lt will L-nIN acres. All • xcess pmnr* and publishers' ta.iea. 2 .0 0 1 .0 0 0 am -a^r Assistant Attorney General Fitts. 69-tf tives at .the national Capitol th e ir [ tertuin next Wednesday. so u ih ern s t a t c s e x c e g t NiTrllT V aro- J w III t»Tdra*"n tlfTT Mr. an i L - M a - H— L Holly and desire of the iminediate passage of I 1i tvu and greater _____ T i t n r u ,*Nt,4* n Imw children, after a visit in Tampa to legislation that will reduce the tost |)r "Tlionia*- V N’eul returned Fri a t ’Tlt b is y e a r t h a n it, tieor-.| I'nteillae Halt r(<n in if Mrs. Carrie S. Jackson, Lafayette of the necessities of life. day from Jacksonville and Atlantic iiit w i t h ws an inI t ' l l . OHO i i c r e * Mrs. C C Woodruff pleasantly street left this morning for an over­ Vfau tsw Beadi Mrs. Neal will return later. creHM* <•( 121 per cent; Texas with *IAV*vX "The need, of immediate effective entertained the Priscillas last Thurs­ f O land trip t0 their home in Sanford. Teee •100.••till acn-s .lu> . - ■n increase if action is demonstrated by the fact VMM* I* day afternoon and the usual happy 1 . i Mr Holly is editor of ihe Sanford Mrs. (Ycile Wallace spent several A M A S 'S that the world's grain crop is serious­ time was enjoyed, by this congenial days in Orlando last week in re­ 118 per cent, and At tbani.i with 6 » iwn re! s -. . .. Herald.—T am pa Times. , him ly below norma!. The wheat crop in group of friends. Much interest was sponse to a call to orgapiae a class 268,000 acre-, shows, an- increase of CCMffAAaYj Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lnke and this country is even smaller than manifested in the knitting of sweat­ st; pe r-c e n t. children • have returned -from a de­ that of last year, and we are con* ers, etc., for.the Navy, every Pris­ in voice culture. She will go over again tomorrow for two days' te a c h ­ lightful trip to Washington nnd fronted with the gignntic task of cilla present ‘voting to knit, knit, Florida IMm-pli.-iic , h o Most Va ing. ' other points, making the trip in feeding our allies and maintaining knit all summer for this splendid anic i c r i i l u c r their car. Robert Deane a ecu m part­ our own army and civilian pupuln-, cause, Mrs. Kd Higgins w.ts added I ! decade preceding the EuroMisses Louise and Eugenia Muller ed them lion to the list of members und busy left Saturday for Jacksonville ami peai v., tin* Gerinuns iTOimrled anNo 666 will cure Chills and War Cannot Be Fought hy Hungry workers. nunliy tti >c*umii< o* t"n* nt piius- 1 the beach for a month's vacation. "A .Man is not Happy Cever. It is the most speedy rem­ phate rock irnm Florida. These Men All Over Until Hi* Feel "T h e war cannot be fought by shipments have been practically cut edy we know. 86-85t Theatre I ’arly Mf. and Mrs. Ed. Hill and family Agree In Vote in the Fred Fort of The Herald force hungry men. The work necessary to in honor of the attractive guests have taken the apartment recently off for the past three yearn and as n Affirmative" ipent Sunday in Plant City wTioro maintain the continuity of this na­ of Miss Ruth Roberts Miss Esther vacated by Mrs. Anna Walker on result it is authoritatively stated nnd what that the production of their farms Mrs. Fort is visiting home folks for tion cannot be done by starving Davidson and Miss Gladys Garden­ Magnolia avenue. Peters Says Is So has been decreased by at least 20 people. Food administration ef­ a few weeks. er,. a delightful theatre party was Mrs. Cary Landis accompanied per cent. Ayers' New Daytona Reach Hotel, fective, and is demonstrated by the given at the Lyric on Thursday lart that bread is cheaper in Belgium, The German people practice .a Mr. Landi* from Del.and on Sun­ evening. After tlje play the young WHEN a man's disposi­ •Dsyt nna Beach, Fla.—Special su m ­ France and Ituly (hap it is in this very intensive system of agriculture. people returned to the home of Mr*. day for the A. C, L. ling raising, tion wears the happy smile mer rates now in effect. Week end that won't come off you parties solicited. Dance every S a t­ country, and this even when we ship Roberts for music anil refreshments. where Mr. Landis made 4he princi­ 4’hey have the richest deposits of soluble potash suits in the world can feel pretty sure that urday night. W. F. & K. It. Ayres, the grain to Belgium from which Others included in the party were pal address of the afternoon. their lower priced bread is made. and are getting all the nitrogen they Misses Katherine Hell. Margaret In* feel are comfortable and manugers nnd owners. 81-tf "You are urged to act -immediate­ Davis. Marian Gove and Messrs need from the atmosphere. It is the Sanford folks attending the that his pockethook was Hilly Fudger of the firm of Turne, ly to make known your need and Vaughn-Cobb wedding in Orlando lark of this essential element, Phos­ Ulrich, Pierce, • Wynn. Geo. Mc­ not unduly taxed at the Fudger of Jacksonville is in the your desire to those who are charged slim* store where he pur­ on Saturday were Mr*.. P. D. Cobb, phorous alone that is playing such Laughlin and Kenneth Murrell. city today calling on the local trade. with llie responsibility of creating chased his stylish footgear. Miss Lizzie Me Daniel, Misses Laura havoc with their crops. Some ex­ Itub-My-Tism — Antiseptic, Ano- agencies by which sufficient food will perts even go so far a* to state that The chances are he bought and Annie Lee. Rev. F. E. Stein,S V i h i wing I ’arly dyne Kill* pain, stops put ref a c- be ussured to this nation and to 'em here. meyer ami Messrs Marry. Roht. their inability to get our Phosphate Chaperoned by Mrs. Tom Davis 86-2 51 lion. those fighting the world's war for and, Otis Cobb, C F. Brann.’in anil will lie one of tin- winning factors in a delightful swimming party and starving out the Cnetral Powers and "ii. J. Carnes of tho Hotel Carnes human freedom. E. E. Brady. picnic supper were given at Palm winning the war for the allies. spent Saturduy nnd Sunday in "Pres* home upon «l! the neces­ Springs on Monday evening in honor Hoots, Shoes and Slippers Cedllan Music Club Tampa looking after his hotel inter- sity that the Lever bill should be on The Florida farmer is indeed for­ of visiting girts which included a DOI EAST FIRST STREET The Cvcilian Music Club will \ . . the sta tu te books before July I." ML* in that ciiy. large party from Sanford and tin- meet next Saturday afternoun at fi tunate in having near at hand an N'o. tififi will euro Malaria or Bil| other from Longwood the two par- o'clock at the Munson studio. . iou* Fever. It kills the germs. Having installed a first class vul- ties meeting at Longwood, Miss *H6-:i5t ranizipg plant at Geneva can take Quentin Parker, the guest of Miss Red C r o s s Announcement M,U*, Mabel Overstreet, the 18- orders for all repair work. Tires left Maude Entzminger of Longwood An enthusiastic special meeting year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. with Geneva buss will In* returned and Misses Gladys Gardener and was called yesterday morning .by Dr. George Overstreet of Kissimmee died promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed, Esther Davidson were guests of T. A. Neal, chairman *of the Sem ­ early this morning at her home in L. M. Rheindcr, *honor. * . *• inole Branch of N. Fla. Chap., A. R. that city from typhoid fever. 83-tfc * Geneva. C* to take measures to prhvide for ■_* * * Mrs. C. It. Walker, Mrs. E. T. I ’rrnonal M r align . V securing the money to he im tnedi-^ § ~ — Woodruff nn,d Miss Emnm Woodruff Mrs. M. C. Tolar left Saturday to ately raised by this brunch .of the ■—;--- • 11R’ 1 ~ * Sum m er School accompanied Mr. Walker and Mr. Will take a few pupils for the spend a few dnys with her brother War Relief Fuqd. Woodruff when the latter drove over second, third and f o u rth 'grades that at' Hawthorne, after which she will Splendid team work will undoubt­ to the Central Florida Highway As- wish to m ake- grad***- or make up spend a coup.le of months with her edly be done under the twelve cap­ -sociation Annual*Hi Kissimmee. The their work in present grades. Mrs. son and wife. Dr. aifd Mrs. Nolley tains appointed! Messrs. L. P. Haladies were entertained with the Arrington, phone 8G0-J. Tolar at Springdale, probably visit­ gun, C. R. Walker, A. D. Parrish, 81-tfc delegates at the Graystone r.nd bad ing in South Carolina before return­ Jliti. Bell, F. C . . W. Brown, Chns, To The Public a plpasan time. ing. home, Entzminger, Howard Lyman. , Notice lit hereby given that I atn and not this month as expected Claude Ruulcrson", M. S. Everettc, in charge of the property interests v r * .. * v WANT FOOD LEGISLATION ,, , ... ,. . M i . \ r , Roht. Cold* accompanied Mr. Geo. Chamberlain, Dr. Hyman ami of Mrs. II. L. Deforest. . ‘ .. ,, ,, „ „ . , and Mrs. C. C. Cobb' to Daytoim Father O'Rlerdun, "with Mr. F. P. - I I . C. DuBose, Agent. “ * , . Hrsanimi I,alter to Gel Behind k" ' m Beach, rjlurning to Sanford Sunday Forster, special "officer nt large." 86-5tp The Campaign night. A committee on Children’s • Red Washington, June 16.—Organized Cross Work, consisting of Mrs. E r­ • Slop, l.ook and Llslrn! I^ur was called upon formally by Mrs. Lynn Kilburn und two nest Iiousholder, Miss Bessie Zach­ Did you know th at you can get a j youngest children of Carrabclle are ^•t- American Federation of Labor ary and Miss Charlotte Hand bad china cabinet, bookcase, rattan villt,ni. hpr mother. Mrs. J. II: Por- been appointed at a previous* m eet­ today to get behind the campaign j visiting *',r enactment of the Administra­ lounge anti other furniture for half guson. ing. in addition special work will tion food legislation by July 1. All price a t ‘JOG Myrtle avenue? be done for the War Relief Fund by %i Must lie sold in ten days. 86-tf union* were, urged, in a letter by Miss Esther Davidson of Fort Mrs. R. A. Terheun nnd Mrs. W. P. I’fetidt-nt (lumpers, to press their Myers and Miss Gladys Gardener of Carter who will organize tho children congfi.v,ntpn for pronpt action. St, Petsrshurg. two attractive col­ for the purpose this week. Sweden Neutral; Mrs. Mr. Lumpers said: Stockholm (via London), June 16. lege girls visiting Miss Ruth Roberts Terheun has culled a meeting of the After July I the new crop will bo Foreign Minister Lindman made n left for their respective homes on rhildren for Wednesday morning at the Woman's Club rooms a t ten moving to the markets, food apecu- statem ent to Parliament today in Saturday. • »t°rx will have cornered crops, which he declnrcd the Swedish Gov­ o'clock. See notice elsewhere. Mrs. J. It. Ferguson is spending prir«s will He forced up and the ernment intended to continpe to ob­ The regular meeting of the local f^ple will feel actual want. • serve unequivocal, loyal neutrality. several days in Jacksonville^this Red Cross will be held at the W om ­ Sinre the war wages have not * "T h e war will not end soon," said week. an's Cluii rooms at -1:00 p. m. 1,11 Pace with the increasing cost the foreign minister, “ and we must . • Thursday next, and a rally will be Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake and held Thursday night at the I’a rk to 0 ' ' vtng. They have remained bo prepared for greater sufferings practically stationaiy, while prices . than we have previously borne, "all two daughters have returned from which the public is invited. *'•' more than doubled. The only the more so us the Swedish h a -vest Washington and other points of in­ ’The fish fry nt Woodland I’ark Practical way to increase the spqnd- this year will unquestionably be a terest. last Thursday nnd the triple bill a t ln* incomes of all is to decrease tho poor one." • the Lyric, presented hy Mr. D’Oite *** "f |ivinR. Miss Quentin Parker^ of New and local talent were successes both R* Makes Hard Tools. Smyrna spent the tyeek end in San­ ns to enjoyment und the goodly A grave danger confronts the Using steel alloyed with it new min­ ford the guest of Miss Ruth Roberts. fund raised. ^ mcricin people; the tlanger of eral recently discovered In t ’nlnmdo. Riley M. Fletcher Berry. ngcr, which, unless our governa resident of that state Has . fie tools Press Reporter Seminole Rrnnchj "1 takes immediate and effective \ f r , nnd Mrs. T. J. -Stphan of Ctt0fl t(, proV(snt | wj|j portend With which be cut* the boniest woods Commerce, Ga., who have boenjthe N. Fla. Chap. A. R. C. and slmvea himself without sharpen­ tfaler injury than the th re a t'o f the ing the tools between operations. guests of Mr. T. I. Hawkins and ‘0re|gn foe. Miss Annie Hawkins left this morn­ Revising War Hill ’• * * ing with a party of friends for their Washington.-June 18,—The senate ord ' l,norma* conditions exist—the Japanece Superstition. linanca committee today resumed Its dii' 4rj f *iec*ta of competition have There are no 4’n . por fi t ’s In home town. work of revising the war revenue *il>,nr‘,d. Food speculators are Jnpnftese telephone directories, lieN ext to Philips* Drug Store ^ 1tag on the people's necessities. cause‘ the nntne of the figure four. bill wiWli a motion by Senator PeMr. and Mrs. II. 11. Dens spent * must devise new machinery to "Shi.” l a the tetm for death: rose for reconsideration of its uction the week end at Daytona Beach ABO UTTEO P t F ...AND EVENTS..: E. H. PETERS The :: French Millinery Shop Will Close its Doors During' A u g u st and Septem ber We h a v e a Number of Advanced Styles in Silk Sport Skirts, Suits and Hats that must be Sold before August 1st Regardless of cost. Prices of Merchandise Will; Surprise You; __ _ _ _ Panama Hats $3 to $8 Hemp Shsfyes $2 to $4.25 values Milan Shapes $9 values - - Lace, Braid, and Horse Hair Shapes $5 to $8 values . - Trimmed Hats $3 to $6 values - 4.50 1.69 .98 Trimmed Hats $6 to $20 values - $3 {o 7.Q0 French Millinery Shop fr , __ r f 1li-i - £: *"■- A w [l I , \S i! il I' j _____I f f e 1 •* (. Irf I M llll II w trlr' fiflw f i i i , JTfi i ' \ • �1 r uWJCBKvi S n ira n iw r 55 itr+y h iw iiw m I Jl” u, It - h - i b o p a B D o a o o a B o m o o o p n fiB o o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o g o a o o o g Allits -and muV t help them gain a sumption. Unlflp we incrtclTTXSV production of meat for h o m e , con­ complete victory in every way froesumption, 'mfeatless days are ahead aible, which m eans not only with men and m unitions as far as neefea- of ua. Thia is of necessity true, not sary, hut also in the furnishing of only because of the shortsge of tho ■uppiy m v u u u j , ubut u , be­ u- in »iua this ccountry, food, the situation in the United meat supply BUUGjX, Qf.QRlNION ."JU3T BETWEEN o r . t h e p t m n m n n t f r f M ^ r Sr cause States Vecomea T a r ' more ' crUlcul YOU AND ME.” meat and of the fact th a t as high as th a n in the past, and famine is more threatening th a n the invasion their prices aro now, they have not yet reached the maximum. As an of' hostile armies. Every effort is being made to example of what wo may expect, awaken the American people tb n experts tell us that the solution of realization of tho situation. An apr tho mathematical problem; Present CIIIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, peal has gone forth for the planting prices, plus cost of storage and — “ HE’LL PRENT 'E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. of every available foot of ground, handling will be egg: xr 1,00 per OOOOOODODOOOOOODOOOOODOOOOOOOOOaOQOOfJ0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OODDOO I not only by farmers, but by city dozen during the coming winter. dwellers as well. This is just as im ­ Poultry offers the quickest m e th ­ The battles fierce th a t made ua A Southey?) Volunteer p o rta n t at the present time as the od of meat production. At this d u t * . A nation of the free. Yea, air, I fought with Stonewall, raising of a great army and navy. it is necessary to produce poultry And faced the fight with Lee; And with the fine /ains th a t are for meat only, as the lateness of the I whipped you down at Vicksburg. B u t if this here Union goes to war, now falling everyone can plant some­ season precludes the possibility of You licked me at Bull Run; M ake one more gun for me! thing, especially later in the season. hatching stock for early laying. On many a field we struggled I d id n ’t akrink from Sherman Be sure and p lan t a few sweet p o ta ­ Keep up the hatching during every When neither victory won. Aa he galloped to the aea: toes for they are easily raised and month for the meat supply; but in B u t if thia here Union goes to war. You wore the Gray of Southland, will bring good prices, case hatching is diaconytinued m ar­ I wore the Northern Blue, M ake one more gun for me! t ket all surplus males, “as they be­ Like men we did our duty Mr. Albert Williamson, in the come only additional expense. * When screaming bullets flew. t waa with ’em' a t Manassas— iast^issue <lf his paper, the Jackson Do Not Kill a Laying lien T he bully boya in gray; villc Floridaian, prints entire the reFour years we fought like devils, Becently there has been a great I liehrd the thundera roarin' ceni lecture of Mr*. Alexander G ra ­ cry of costly poultry feed, Hut when the war was done On Round Stonewall Jackaon'a way. ham Ilell, inventor of the telephone, farms the prodliC tuh of poultry1 Is Your hand in mine in friendly clasp And many a lime thia aword of mine before the graduating class of the largely n by-product. Every fnrmor Our two hearts beat ns ohe; Haa blared the "way for Lee; McKinley Training School. And now when dangers threaten, should produce feeds now for next B u t if thia old nation goes to war. It is a wonderful production, and winter's .consumption. At this sea­ No North, no South we know, M ake one more gun for me! should be read by very scholar in­ son of the year, • poultry consumes Once more we stand together terested in physics and chemistry, bugs and insects which usually * * , t To fight the commoji foe. I'm not so full of fightin' and, indeed, by all persons interested menace' the farmer’s crops. These N or half so full of fun, in the problems awaiting solution, bugs nn*d insects furnish one of the My head, like yours, is frosty— Aa I was back -in the sixties and which must be solved by those most valuablo and expensive ele­ Old age is creeping on; When I shouldered my o l d 'g u n ; who are to take our places. \ ments of the fees supply, viz pro­ Life's sun is lower sinking, I t m ay be that my hair is w hite— tein, which is so necessary in their This great Inventor tells in a most My day will soon be done. Such things you know must be, ration. Poultry, will eat all seeds interesting m anner of our progress Jlut if our country's honor But if this old Union goes-to war. i from candies to electricity; from the weeds, grass, scattered and wasted Needs once again her Son, M ake one more gun for me! hobby horse to the motorcycle: from [.grains after harvest, and under fnrm I ’m ready, too, old fellow — th e open water pail to the thermos conditions produce the cheapest of So get another gun. • 1 hnin’t forgot my raisin’—; all products. ' — Minneapolis Journal. bottle; from th e oX to the auto. Nor how in sixty-two, And yet inventions are still in Economical production bn city, - Oer-t here# turn Us—wi tb—1 «dn*u I*, their infanry. in the revelations of suburban or town lots, utilize the * Long before the advent of the I charged the Boys in Blue; United ‘States into the big war the na tu re 's hidden mysteries we are yet foot! waste ordinarily unavoidable And I say; I fought wfth Stonewall. jn the family kitchens. Town folks food question was a serious one in not he vend the vestibule. And blared the way for Lee; are urged lo keep a dozen hens in i this country and prices of food pro­ It is very certain that in the no If this old Union's in for war. the hack yard. Feed them the duct* had reached a point where distant future we shall utilize the Make one more gun for me! many items were virtually out of rays for heat and power and s h a l l ; table scraps, lawn clippings anti gar­ —Atlanta Constitution. the reach of thousands of our people. cool our houses in the summer time den waste. Extra precaution1) '.should he Undoubtedly, the shipments of with frozen air. as we nowheat th em , waged against all poultry pests. great quantities of food tb the Allies in t h e . winter tim e with hot nir. ' His Northern Brother *» and unfortunate Belgians hud .much Indeed, the great jnventbr seems t o - Curtail the big loss th a t each year Juat make it two, old fellow, to do with this condition, It is plso' think that our cities will be urtifi-j takes m any of the chicks hatched. I want to stand once more Special bulletins on poultry issued certain that thhe greed of dealers in ^cially heitted and cooled. This will Beneath the old flag with you by the Division of Animal Industry. supplies has I•eett responsible f o r ' i a d d t t h e corrtfort a* well as the As in the days of yore I S Departm ent of Agriculture, large 'liari of I lie exees~ive prices health of the population. Our fathers stood together. 1 Now that our country is one of the And fought on !ari<r ntnl sen It is safe to sny that the world may be bad free by writing the Home Knmomicu Department of will become a paradise regained. the Florida State College for Wom­ This paper believes tbut we shall en. have util versa! peace. That Instead More food this year is patriotism. of depending on wood, coal and qil President Wilson, in a recent proc­ for purposes of heat, power and il­ lamation di-clan's that one of the lumination. we shall utilize the waves three necessities for the successful t of the sea and th e rays of the sun. n .m v . I 1-2 Hours Drive Over New conduct of our war is food, ami as­ As eitieii are now artificially light­ serts thut those who aid in increas­ lO m e U V 0 1 f " “ Road, Via. Osteen. ed. in the future they ^ill be artiing the food supply of whatever kind I fieially heated arid cooled. Good roads will he corny universal all over are responding to the vital need* of the nation. 1the world, and travel on sea anti If you are not included among the --------A L S O land, in the air am i, under the sea number for enlistment, do your bit will be cheap ami eonfortalde, and in the poultry yard. .ail forms of labor f» shop, kitchen CURBSTONEGLEANINGSI EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A f. * i* • Coronado Beach ibit Ole solution Ui and* let ft soak Tor Invented Hansom Cab twelve boar*, then rinse lu. lukewarm The Inventor of the “hansom „ h rain water. Stretch and dry In the sun. wa« Joseph Aloyslus Hansom, who * K /ten I n V V_«l < __ ' bom In New York In 1803 and 8 la«p and D ru m s . In London In 1882. Hc r e g l a t S ^ H The hralo la more active wblle cn- “patent safety cab" | n 1831 . ..i ! i» rtri’jmniijri'nHTT w iu frrrn rth tii engaged. T he only perfect sleep Is that which la dreamless. The moment the sleeper begins to dream lie Iteglns to work, mid the mure vivid ami pro­ Tho Way of It. tracted tho dream the more Intense, "A waitress, like n poet. I* tmrn to naturally. become* the work. It is her work." “ How do y.ni mntl Ihut ' possltdo th a t at no time during tho outt" "Because she I otic " l l l l ' l In waking hours of llfo ia the brain sc order." active as it ia in tho strange business of dreaming. Migrate Long Distances. The Arctic tern holds all records for length of migration. When the young Ho la T h at The mnn who never did anything Is urc full grown the enlfre family h ave* always Johnny-on-the-spot when It the Arctic regions and several months comes to telling others how things Inter Is found skirting the edge of the Antarctic continent. should he done. 0 0 We Have the Necessaries The Geo. H. Fernald HardwareXo. WE AI.WAVS HAVE THE BEST AT LOWEST PURLS FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, is. a necessity. You must have it eventually. . . . . . . . . Come and see CONNELLY TAM PAIS BEST B A Y VIEW HOTEL THE HOTEL FOR OUR HOME PEOPLE FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION— EFFICIENT SERVICE M ODERN E Q U IPM EN T— MODERATE RATES Cottages and Apartments For Rent C. H . J E W E T T , M anager Choice Reach Lots For Sale GARAGE W. L. COOPER FLORIDA CORONADO, It Spurs Men to Energetic : Efforts * * “ I use the Long D istance Telephone constantly. Tt speeds up my business and spurs the other men lo action be­ cause they arc1brought face to face with me. “The cost is nothing as compared to the effective results. O ne telephone message accomplishes more than five letters for me and both customers and salesmen feci as though they haye paid a personal visit to the office. • I if “W e have adopted the practice of call­ ing delinquent customers on the Long Dis­ tance Telephone. It’s more effective than a letter or visit from a salesman. W e have improved our collections wonderfully by a judicious use of the Long Distance Bell Tel­ ephone.” Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY m and field will be done by electrical machinery, and living will be almost I like it is ih heaven. T he sinfulness of sin will be largely [b lo tte d out; pensions will be granted 1to the aged of both sexes and there will be a greater anti inure even dis| tribution of wealth and happiness. 1 What has already been accomplish : et! Is only the beginning of pre­ paredness for th e greater blessings of the future. Increase Poultry Products E. E. iticharils, Preaident of the American Poultry Association says: " F o r fear th a t there may be u cry for bread in this blessed United 'S t a te s let each of *us do our hit. Every citizen with a dock of poultry i in th e back yard, every farmer with 1his flock of turkeys, tjucks, geese or [ chickens should continue his hatch­ ing during the m onths of May a n d June. We mutt produce more poultry meat than ever before to help supl l y th e great shortuge of food th a t seems inevitable. * With poultry we have a means of supplying tho most desirable—the cheapest and quick­ est m eat product of any other source of m eat supply,T he wonderful agricultural r«aources of the U n i t e d . States, in these war times are going to be taxed to the utteririost, for in addi* tion to supplying our home demands wo shall lie called upon to aid in supplying food to millions of suf­ fering humanity in the world's torn a n d , stricken war zone. Remembyr curw^iends in t h o trenches. Let* us each do our bit." It is a well known fact thut the m eat supply of th e United States is lower per capita th an ever before in the history of this country. We have been urged from a patriotic standpoint t o ' p u t fortli every effort to increase food production along ev e ry line. T h e American Poultry Associa­ tion hopes to increase the nation’s supply 100,000,000 pounds. Even this, is less than one pound addi­ tional for every m an, woman and child in the United States. Florida consumes annually $10,000,000 worth of poultry products — ihe produces only $4,000,000. Let us be patriotic enough to produce at least the products for home con- Tha satisfaction of Saving. Among nil tuulerlnl pleasures there tone so creut ns ilmt which springs front n mi i,re In Id by tor future wants, especially for the needs of "those for whose well being yml have licet one re­ sponsible. And when toll have guilt eretl (lint store by steadfastly refusing tlirlftb si self Indulgence you have a satlsfiK'tlofi tluit outweigh* -mid outlusis nil fleeting Joys I speak trout my own experience..and .1 can call to witness tlie Itioiisnnds of others who b ale traveled the same road. Strictly speaking, all mere luxury I* waste. But there tuny be nnd often Is wanton wmttefulness In luxury when a reasonable Indulgence In It might be justifiable. Tlmt Is* certain to reflet most harmfully on soul.mind nnd hotly. It Is not the nccuimilutlon, but the wnsto nnd 'misuse of wealth. Hint makes men decay.—J ml sou Harmon In Youth's Companion. Poisons In tho Stomach. A most curious fact Is that all food contain*' tlie elements of poison, and In our body isdsons nre manufactured, from these. For Instnuce, meat, fish, cheese and milk are composed of hy­ drogen, carbon, nitrogen nnd oxygen. Take away the last and you have prus­ sic acid. We do not mnuufncturc prussic ucld, It is true. But iu every stomnch in the world fermentation goes tin Just ns In n brewery, nud the poisonous carbonic a d d is made In Inrgc quantities. If you breathed n few day*' output of carbonic acid gn* yon wop Id Ine vita hly die. Sutphurel* ed hydrogen Is one of tho most deadly gases known, yet in every stomach It' is made at one time or another. In the stomach nil fix*! is converted into what wo call “peptone," nnd If n very smnll quantity of this found its way Into the blood It would kHl ns surely as prussic acid.—Pearson's Weekly. To Wstsrproof Tenti. Here Is the way to waterproof cloth: Dissolve ten |>ounds of rosin In four gallons of hot linseed oil. Pour Into n tub to which a wringer Is nttiiched. Pass the doth through the hot oil nnd, an soon as well aanked, through the wringer. Spread on fence or ground Immediately until thoroughly dry. Dry­ ing may tnke n Week or more. This solution will Irene almjit fifty yards of cloth. For waterproofing n tent Nessitmk In his "Woodcraft" gives this rcd|**, which ‘ he says Is excellent; To ten quarts of water add ten miners of llmi and four ounces of nlmu. I* t It stuud until clear. Fold the doth.Or tent snug It and nut It Into nunthcr **'*:« :. p.o: s - ♦ ♦ ATLANTIC COAST LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING' TON AND NEW YORK l l.v Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar £ 1 No; 82 Jacksonville ...9:10 a. m. Savanna!] 1 :13 p. m. :3d p. m. Charleston 5:05 n. m. Richmond Washington.. ... 8:40 a. m. ,.10^M if. m. Baltimore W. Phil'phia . 12:24 p. m. New York— . 2:40 p. m. No. 8G 12:01 p. m. 1rOI p. m. N:IG p. m. 7:35 a. in. 10:55 a. m. 12:1ft p. m. 2.27 p. m. 4 :35 p. m. No. 80 8:10 p. m. 12:35 a. m. 8:45 a. m. 7 :|5 p.. Hi 11:50 p. m. 1:10 a. m. 3:30 a. m. 5 :50 a. m' All-Mrrl equ ip m en t, rlrflrir fan», lig h t-. Pullm an d raaln g room nlneprra. Dining caramon Iralna S i. a n d M . I j h i I a irrp rrn un HO to Savannah. I'naarngF ra m ar errugr until < a m. I rr* rt-rllm ng <k*lr conrkra > » For Information or Iteijcr ration Phone or Write A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E * , ♦ 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, F h . . Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, Fla. ♦ 9 Phono 17 * Phone 132 * ♦ ♦ ♦ o *«+♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ >++»«♦♦♦♦ + * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ o ♦♦♦♦« o o o o o * ♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ** X X X IIIIIIIIIII.'X X X IIU IIIIIIlIX fX IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X TILL JULY 1st $ 4 -5 0 ELECTRIC IRONS $3.35 $ 4 .0 0 ELECTRIC TOASTERS 2 $2.50 FULL LINE OF ELECTRIC FANS Sanford P u b lic ! Service Company seefiinuiiiiiixjocoiiuiiiiiixfxiniiuiuiixseeiiiiiiiiiin)^ f$ # �I THE SANTOBD HERALD Growers Items of Interest for the Man Behind the Plow *—t M a k e A F ir c lc s s C o o k e r A homemade Tireless cooker may be very successfully used provided it la well made; th a t is, the packing thoroughly done. The fact th a t the cooking done with the fircless cooker is accomplished entirely by heat re­ tention is well known by all. The principal*feature, then, In their con­ struction is th e packing o f the box, holding the pocket in which the vessel containing the boiling food is placed, with something which is u nonconductor of heat, and to take great pains th a t the packing may be carefully and well done. There are m any different materials which may be used fty; the packing, says Miss Agness Ellen-Harris of the University of Florida extension di­ vision. Hay, excelsior, paper, cork such as is used around shipping grapes, and asbestos, are some of them.. A wooden candy pail_llnhd with asbestos or several layers of newspapers, an em pty lard can with close fitting cover of such size as to allow a space,, of til ret*, inches for packing at side, bottom and top, and u solid packing in the space will make a very ‘ satisfactory cooker. medium weight than there is lin one that matures slowjy or is fed for a year to make u heavy weight. . If you can't cat it, can it. That is the slogan of the University of Flor­ ida extension division, and it should he adopted by every family in the state. There is absolutely no danger of an over production of food this yeur, Grow what you can, the market is ot riorida, -with connections via Salt Lake nnd Titusville, via St. Johns and Ocklnwaha and via Lake Okeechobee and the East Coast, and desirable tributaries.' •v PAGE THREE mittee Is glad St did not Mr. Vans A Knew espial nii that he was wcl aware that TIllix. Jcgbdaturo would not give the bill the consideration due such provision nnd that he knew it would not pass, and as time was short he thought it best to get it introduced and on record “iso as to afford some suhstantinl * basis for thy. educational campaign and the co-operative organization which we propose to undertake during the next two years, preparatory to sub*, milting a final hill property sup* ported by the people and complete­ ly presented by the committee to the legislature of 1919. In the meantime we can he guided by the course of the war and .other events national asset. Standing fun pro­ necessarily hearing upon the prac­ gress and land nnd wafer road imtical and financial feutures of a p r o v m e n t as this influential and great constructive project of this executive pVsnclatinn does, your com­ kind,” Your committee greatly re­ mittee calls attention to this un­ grets, however, the waste of time fortunate representation, or ratlier that a two years' wait involves, al­ misrepresentation, and requests that though as gigantic improvements the membership of this honorable come slowly, this may not in the boITy use every effort to see that in long run prove as serious a hin­ future nominations and elections to drance as it would now appear. our legislative Falls’'Ihali lie conAt all events the committee will now fined to men absolutely and unques­ have ample opportunity/to consider, tionably committed to development and progress, men who are capable discuss ami carefully prepare a wise of looking beyond the present time nnd judiciously worded trill for the into the far future and can and do hoped for enactment ‘.‘of 1919. mcastlre up 15 the requirements that frjli may hefpointed out that one of Florida's magnificent up-huilding in the changesgwhlch our friend, Mr. the years to come imperatively de­ Vans Agnew took -.upon himself to mands of today’s foundation laying. make in the hill presented hut not Waterways and driveway improve­ acted upon was .the omission of the ment anti sentiment are manifest on Kissimmee river and Osceola county, every hand, and the Central Flor­ also the Ocklawuhu river and Folk ida Highway Association in its of­ county, for the reason thnl the rep­ ficers and membership is a most resentatives of these counties were potent power in stimulating enthusiunderstood to hot favor tin* mens- a* m {and ■accomplishment. Resolved, further, that a fonnnittte of seven be appointed, with full power to execute tin* will of this There, should alsu ho u cushion meeting nnd with power to add spec­ made of muslin filled with paper to ial members for technical cnnsultaplace over the top of the pocket be­ lion And Lu.appoint representntives j tween i f and the "woodenTOVer to lor each county in the district, who) she pail. With such' a cooker the shall art on the instructions of the long, slow rooking required by cere­ i-ommittee as chairman of local coin-, als anil tough meats may lie accom­ mittee. The committee shall have plished with much less fuel than power to fill any vacancies in its. without its aid. membendiip. It is a little more difficult to make This central committee shall act slate l tint Iroin tin* lax ( ommisaion a tireless cooker in which bread or under the following -spucilic instruc­ ’report of 1916 we leuni that the as­ sessed value of real estate in Florida pastry can be liuked, for the insula­ tions: * tion must lie better and the use of a A. To secure the official endorse­ is $207,105,711, and of personal radiator or hot plate must he pro­ ment and support of Hoards of $52,119,218. While, leaving out the vided for. Hut the cooker ns des­ Trade and other organized civic1counties of Qsrenla and Polk, the cribed will do much toward keeping bodies and of the legislative repre­ assessed value of the real estate In the kitchen at a living temperature sentative's of the counties to be em- tin* proposed Navigation District is during the hot weather. hraced within the district, for the | j 1110.502,722, and Af the personal furtherance of necessary legislative $16,959,692, from which it will be action and for securing the influ­ Hpen that the value, of the district What.N the Price of Eggs? real estate is nearly one-half of that The price of y*gs .fluctuates, it is ence of public opinion favorable of the entire state, and the value of going up atori£ with feed prices, to the establishment of a . Naviga­ the personal in the district is nearly Flocks are being reduced, which will tion District. one third of the entire state. Men­ react to send eggs higher. Some H. To solicit and collect futnis for *tion of this, is merely made to showpeople predict egg prices at a dollar necessary expenses. * -• how insignificant the tax or burden or more a dozen. Prices reported C. To collect and obtain engin­ would he even supposing a consider­ from Europe are almost unbelievable. eering data and financial and com­ able amount of money had to be No one can tell what the prices of mercial statistics, raised, which, however, is not supeggs and poultry will be next fall D. To engage such engineering posable. the Federal Government and winter. and legal services us may In* neces­ undoubtedly assuming and carrying Whenever eggs have reached sixty sary. forward the work when once it was E. To present a hill to the legisla­ zealously inaugurated, and the rents a dozen in the United States, the last few years, egg boycotts have ture at its next regular session pro­ whole people behind |t. started. If eggs should go to prt- viding for the creation under a Unqualified, it is the work of y o u / dicted high prices it Is not possible special act of said Navigation frh- committee that instigated the ap­ In say what the demand would be. trirt. peal to Attorney General West to These resolutions being enthusi­ utn* his ollieial prerogative of com­ but at such prices it is likely*to In* limped. , However, it is not likely astically adopted, the meeting ad- pelling decision ,as to whether a that eggs will become a drug on the journied to Hofei Carnes where your company could enter into contract committee, under the auspices of with the state, collect payment from market at a n y price. Sa.nford Hoard of Trade had arrang­ This trend of eggs prices would in­ ed for a banquet in honor of the vis- the state, never properly complete dicate that it is well for Florida ifing delegates. A’t dose of the fnast, their work, and thereafter not even farmers to raise good*docks of layers a flirtin-r business session was held, attempt to fulfill their contract in regardless vd present high'feed prices. and n Central Committee elected, respect to maintaining u navigable Grass and greens are plentiful and with C. R. Walker of Sanford chair­ canal, and adding insult t o .injury as ran l»e used liberally in reducing the man, Hie other memberk being H. H. it were, seek to sell for good money tost of production. It is a little Wilson of New Smyrna, E. F, Kee- to Hie Government .that for which difficult to carry late hatched chicks zel of Winter Park, A. L. White of they have a lre a d y been' well paid, through . the rainy season without Ft. Myers, C. G. Ware of Leesburg, thus double collecting and dfsgracesome losses, hut--Florida’s mile cli-. M. A. Kilvert of Kenansviile and fully shirking. As we all know, the Supreme Court last month rendered mate should encourage, the hatchiQg P. A. Vans Agnew of Jacksonville. decision that the State of Florida of chicks the year round. Prices for This Central Committee met in having conveyed to the East Coast them this year w i l l offset some of Orlando on March 26 last and named Line Canal and Transportation Coti'ithe several county committee chair­ pany more than 1,000,000 acres of men as foilows: land upon agreement of the CornDuval County, W. A. Hours, puny to maintain _a canal not less Jacksonville. than five feet deep and th irty feet St. Johns court) wide, there is no alternative short of St. Augustine. legal recourse that ran relieve the Seminole county E. T. Woodruff Compnny from performing its stipuSanford. luted obligation The suit instituted St. Lucie county, P, C. Eldred by Attorney West, resulting as above Take care of your form machinery. Ft. Pierce is the outcome of the personal agi­ Implements nre going up too. Orange county, M. O. Overstreet, tation «f the chairman and accrerary Dun't try to raise hogs on an all- Orlando. of your committee, bestirring peti­ grain ration, nor on an all-forage ra­ Osceola county, John M. Lee, Kis­ tions und appeals such as the At­ tion. Neither is profitable. Mix simmee. torney General could not tin other­ them up. Your county ngont will Dade county, Williams Jennings wise than take cognizance of and tell you how. act. upon. It now remains to be Rryan, Miami. DcSoto county, Ed. Scott, Arcadia seen -how strictly to. account tiu\ , Gel Some Bees to "Help Clay county, J. SI Smith, Green Canal Company will be held, but at ail events the point has been gained. Everyone is being urged to plant Cove Springs. ground to some crop to increase the P utnam county, II. M. de.Mont- General West says, "W ith the prin­ ciples contended for settled in our food supply. In keeping with that mollin, Pulutku. , , favor, we ought to he able to secure county, David Sholtz, general plan do not overtook bees. Volusia substantial results without much Each colony of b»os, if properly Daytona. , Marion county, E. C. Chambliss, further delay and the canal should bo put in condition for general use CfcaU. Lake county, Gilbert A. Leach, within the next few months." At the last meeting of this asso­ Leesburg. ............... Brevard county, B. C. Edwards, ciation helcf in Orlando, March 22nd, Mr. President and Brother Good TittfftviUc. . Palm Beach county, J- M. Bur- Hoad Boosters, Member of the State Highway Association, Mr. F. guieres, Broward, Will J. Reed, Ft. Lau­ O. Miller spoke eloquently of the utility of good land roads in militury derdale. At this meeting, Mr. Vans Agnew preparedness, and, if you recollect, was authorized to draft a bill- for consideration of the committee and subsequently to be indtrodueed if Hnrlda teachers realize the need approved, for legislative action. Mr. Preparedness. A goodly number Vans Agnew, accordingly dfew a them are in attendance at the bill, but instead of submitting it to niversity of Florida rummer school the committee as expected, at once 'f teachers. introduced, or "rather had it intro­ duced* in both .the senate and the ftg is more profit in the well house. The measure did not pass, hog that matures quickly At a and in its present form your com- mail lies*'. ,\s demons * # in hell. In 'human shii|>e, a r e tinman beings.1 lie Idra W hy Ammonia Cleans Clothes. h." rrrc^f f r ir r ufmr f N f i r f i h i r cause It is liuiuaii nature would lit them the American people. Is re a lly a- gas for the Ifinatle asylum. And then the doctor goes on to say; "Giro Iniinnn na­ ture a chance. Let the j*eople mnndge their goveniments and war will speed lly ecu so fortwer." dissolved in water. It belongs to the nlknll family, and on account of Its mineral origin Is the ton of all oils and grease, which explains the easy wny It disposes of sp o ts th a t soap and tvn- And tlia t'- tru e too. it I- despicable tile wn> some is-ojili- will lilnlue buniiiii linIllie for w ar J!» tloit iirsilllielit ev ery eilme coiil.l in- Justlilcd. —- Ohio S ta te .loiinim. tor cannot aifeel. tine <lc a ii'c r Tj-y It If Vou Have Time, If multiplied .by two, three, four or any other Integer less ilpm nine, the number 1.176.l70..V'S.‘jn-V-JfH "III pro­ duce tin* sumo digits In the sa m e or­ der. slmplv beginning at a different place in the set, • Cone Up In Smoke. We hereby heave a sigh fur the young fellow o f tin* future who fondly refers to "tin* cigarettes like mother used to roll,” * Until abm ionla Is a To Be R em em bered, Wo sometimes. need to nsneiuiier (tint It takes some shadows to bring out the richness and beauty, and hu­ maneness of life,* ns well ns of pic­ tures. Mo^ Doubt of It. When n bachelor declares that he Is wedded to Ids prufes-Inn It's dough­ nuts to fudge the right woman can make him rommlt blr-iimv. The W ise Man Obey Nature's Laws. Illness a n d sickness come through neglect or refusal to obey N a ture ’s I These Are Necessary. laws of h e a lth . It Is th e penalty she j It doesn't require -nttieh common Imposes for disobedience, Tlu* wise sense to steer rut automobile, hut a will learn nnd nhsefve' h e r laws. Then great deal of fqlth/ hope and charity drugs nnd cures wilt n»t he needed. ! Is ‘necessary, BLACK WHITE TAN You Must Curo Ycurislf. I do m>t m r e lion many Ifi-eiised plij licinin* there are In tin? world. I do m i care lorn many drugs and how miuii tint:; stores there imiy tin In Urn low in 1 c ure m>t bow m any Schools of modi chie th e re may l*o. I sa y onto all you persons who are slek nnd III th a t you will never be cured by licensed toedl elite T he dm tors uei er will and neiei * an cure y on. I •rugs nei er * are, Vou m in t cu re yourself And If yon b a n mil tlit* wilt power ntul t tie courage t„ reform the conduct iliut m ade you III you a r e already a goner. Nothing can old you, not even mllure. "Medleti** sm iaR 'iintutn curat." T h is Is the Lathi o f the medical schools. T he doctor sanitates, but mu ore iliolio rail cure Ami nothing In n a tu r e can cure you but your own conduct—by reformation, by resortlpg to the right food and the right drink. It Is up to you "[bother you a re to lie an Invalid all your life or a well man n welt woman. It is a question of personal morals. Individual ethics -t* I’, In Isis An geies Times. Su»*Ai<v m. v. 1 1-2 Hours Drive From Sanford Via Osteen FIVE ROOM HOUSE Wilh out liuildiMjtH and chicken coops. 2 loUj 50x101). (loot! well nf water. Shade trees. Ideal place t<* raise chickens, children ;tnd garden, flood view of Ocean. Central location. Have a home of your own. Free and clear of all incumbrances. PRICE $500 W. 1. COOI-KIt CORONADO, FLA. Apricot Ice Cream To eat one dish of this delightful new ct*eam is to be tempted to order another. Just pure, sweet cream, blended .with ripe apricots, in the right way to bring out the pleas­ ing flavor of the fruit. Apricot ice cream will he served only on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Ask for it. “The Velvet Kind cream of ice* creams is on sale every day in all the popular flavors Eat it regularly—give it to the children. Your dealer serves "The-Velvet Kind can get it for you. Ask for it. Ice Cream & Dairy Co Jacksonville, Florida DEALERS: Your customers will appreciate the superior qutdlt) of "The Velvet Kind" and the special flavors featured each week. Write or wire for dealer prices. � 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, 1917 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, June 22, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 22, 1917; <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/da03a6f02d23043cce36483b323aed8b.pdf aa7d44aed34aea5a6c7684ca02b3edfe PDF Text Text IN T H E B E A f f ^ OF THEJW ORLD'^ GREATEST VEGETABLE S E C T IO N PUBLISHED : ON SEM1 1 WEEKLY TUESDAY8 AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — Lift It Woith Living VOLUME VIII SANFORI). FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JUNK 26. 1917 NUMBER 89 RALLY l a s t n i g h t s h o w ­ e d SEM INO LE NEAR T H E THREE TH O USAND MARK children begun their work at elevenComplaints having been made as thirty on Wednesday mid had prac­ MANY TR A IN S TO R ETA K EN IM PORTANT RILL PASSES to the condition of Pum p Hranch. FRENCH REGAIN POSITIONS OFF BY T H E . HOUSE GOES TO SE N tically finished at t.welve-thirty on A N D R RITISH GETTIN G same w p referred to sanitary inspec­ Thursday • ATE TODAY READY tor. ‘ ____’ ‘ , Never have the big hearted people of Seminole county responded so liberally to a good cause as they have in the past two weeks irj the campaign for funds for the Red Cross. The real work aif.lh e cam ­ paign was completedi Saturday night but many donations filtered in yfptrrday and it was announced thut the campaign would really close with the big rally a t ’the band stand in the Central Park last night nnd a big crowd was_ out to hear the re­ sults. . . Dr. T. A. Neal, chairman of Seinihole branch of the Red Cross priMdsmand "after-Trom r-sttrrm g airs; f ro m the Sanford hand started tlx-! meeting by calling upon It I Molly (nr ibe topic, "Our Hoys," lieu U Herring on "The Duty We Owe* The team under Miss Vera Terheun, captain, and Miss Murian Dietrich, lieutenant, led the teams in collections with a total of $38.54. E th e l.H en ry 's team inude the next highest collection with a grand total of $9.28. Far beyond the finuncinl gain to th f general fund was the development and enthusiasm and patriotism and th e self sacrifices made by the children in their zeul nnd earnestness. Sixty-three volun­ teered their services on Wednesday L. I’. Hagan's Tin- i liildri-n reported JH5.60 lienrgi town reported from tin* f'-l'-riul people $15' I " : Naliunal Hunk, J l l a Celery Avenue reported $111 Dr Neal reported $142.00 '•L im e reported $83.50 Mr Hndor Curlctt reported He* ia*v,i $ n ,s > s #. , * • •'i.-do was reported as having $Mih ' Chuluotn us $26 Dne -u more precincts have not been heard from as yet but the actual figures available bring the rrand .total up to about $2,900 and it i» reported that the campaign has ended officially hut before Dr. Neal ••ml* In his nrtirinl report that Sem­ inole county will' report $.1000.00 ■nil while this falls short of the ntigiiial assessment is considered fur above the average when the popula­ tion and the property values are t«D-n into consideration us Suminole j- one of the smaller counties of the stnte. The members of the Red Cross *rc well satisfied with the result of •heir 'labors and feel that they have have accomplished great things for tin good work, thnt can now go on without interruption ut the battle front in Europe and ut home und ‘h* boys will be protected by the Kc<l Cross, no mutter w-Jiere they may he sent. The campaign for the Red Cross ba» brought the. entire county toIMher us ti whole hearted campaign all differences have been buried j" 'be great fight for humanity. The ladies and the men and the chilunn httVc wor|(Cj unceasingly for the past WCek and now th a t the ac!u,l results In dollars and cents have been given ull of them feel that their '°rk has not been in vain, and *ull ef them deserve the praise and *»»ings of those whose loved ones l ' 0on he needing aid and succor ln 'be trenches of the old world. I hlldrcn's Crest Work ” '|h Mrs. R. A. Terheun captain ^ Mr«- W. p.- Carter, lcultenant, * rbildri*n and young people ucr<i^fl.i*hcd a good work in pennies *r“l nickels principally, for the Red *i 0,1 Knr fund l is t week. Divided 0 ‘quads of ten with a young cap* 10 to lead them, they scoured tho Tullahnssee, J u n e iM .— W. J. Ilarahan, president of the Seaboard Air Line, representing all the .railroad lines in the state, came to Tallahas­ see a few days ago to talk with lhe railroad . commissioners about dis­ continuing all the passenger trains in the stnte thnt could be spared and leave the public'a reasonable service. .This was u necessary measure, .he claimed, to 'm e e t the war conditions, and make available all the equip­ ment possible for the government in the movement of men and supplies. Mr. Ilnrahun made a statement ex­ plaining the situation and their wt?hes~nr~n~grnrnit~,wa y . -- — Sou j i|,. \ t l a il l ti < iu i- i Luu Ij . u , - r •I.l •I li.l- ll:.Ill, ;1- Hull \ III II.ll .11•I' 111 .1 lion to disi'oiitinue certain IraniAlmost all of (lie ceiitrul pari ol tin -t.itf, from Perr> to Si Pi-ier-burg I- liltlUested in the applli atliin ol .tin* Cimst Line, since it reaches near­ Orange licit Auto Line Starts in ly' every, town, more'Or less. The railroalT1 tonVmi'-ioiiors -tat** that business several hearings would In-.dirM by * A fleet of White Aula busses has I In in ai i inlral pnints. -•• 11».|t eier> been orderi il. anil i- qnw in irau-ii t I > lll.|\ li.L.e ill llllpoft .not , to I.l t'a|*aiii> arnii i w ,|\ . to t wi-n*’. -t • erally eiiin*'di**l to h« *fi. he-r «.n t to* market, therefore, patrons of - llii.i l.ine will hi* assured of as good ser­ vice as il is possible to render. Schedules have not .yet been a r­ ranged. but this feature will be a t ­ tended to immediately, ami ilo- pub1 e advised, Auto busses wilt he operated be­ tween Orlando and Daytona Ihupdi which wilk pas* through Winter I’ark. Sanford. Orange City, Del.and and Daytona Another dlvi-inu will be operated he 1ween (Iraki and Orland" via Lee-burg. Tavares. Kusti-, Mi Dora and Apopka.. Service will like­ wise be inaugurated us soon as Polk county road* are complete, between Lakeland and Orlando, ami the principal points that will lo -erved on. this division smith of Orlando will lie: Ki**iuinieo, Lmjghnvun. Daven­ port, Day ties ( 'ity, Florence \ ilia. Winter Haven, Eagle Lake and Har­ low . The title of the company i- con­ sidered very appropriate h> its m an­ agement in view of the fact that the territory it will traverse is the great­ est orange producing licit in tin* State of Florida. .. . Mr. A. C...Marshall of Orlando is one of tin* prime promoters of this proposition and will be In charge of their office* there, which will be per­ manent headquarter*. The author­ ized cupital stock is J25.U00.00. ' Army Will Soon He Enrolled . Washington, June 23.— Machinery for enrolling un army of 625,000 men -by selective draft will be com­ plete in every deluil by July I, two rnopths before the tentative date considered for-Culling the first of the tro o p \ to tho colors. Regulations for the exemption process will he made public shortly. Hrigndfer OeTieral Crowder, the. pfovost marshal general, wjio worked out .the plan* for both registrntion and selection, foresees no more complirutions with th e selection and excjnptjon machinery than was experi­ enced with registration Secretary of War Rakers and his advisers repeat­ edly have given assurance thnt the selection system will lie so fuir th at there will lie no ground for fears thtn any man will he favored by reason of political or other relations. In order that neighborhood knowledge of a man's work and his dependents might aid in the task of sendin to the front men who can he spared at home, the country undoubtedly will be h ighly. subdivided and the exemption districts will he small. The proposed changes ate men* tinned in i lie application ami letter from (ieneral Supt. Murchison of the Coast Line: * '"After outlining the need fot cur-' t ailment m order In give most aid In the government. Mr Murrtn-nn's letter flumes I he following train . a • lln' III III* I ukrli nil • I li-euntlnue train* 27 and 2>. I„ tween Sanford ami Lahchind I b-i i-nlinui- present train -ervu i nil the Niinsni-et I: : • 11 ami -i I, -tllute ill lieu (hereof the followII.g -I Ill-dull Leave Kissimmee '* I •"> « III cmno-cting will) s | ; arrive Nurcmftn-e In a. m. Returning, b-ave Narioo-,-e | ll ii*, a in arrive hi -I'li.imDisrnnlinue Nn.*. I t Ween Wi n -I n n and The eyes of the nation are upon congress this week as they tuke action upon the food '•control hjlts and there will be several vacant seats i n ‘ congress next year unless the mfemb^rs vote for the rights of the rights of the people against the food sharks who are trying to corner the foods of the country and boost the prices beyond all reason. President Wilson’s request upon congress for 'food control legislation in time to (leal with life year's crops premises to be realized. Wit-h the battleground turning to llie senate, following the overwhelmInp ~Tnn^tng tif-fly ftsoil—ronVesd -bill l>\ I 111 llllll'l - Mr. Moughtnn cam e, before the council and made cu mplaint about vicious dogs running at large wjthout muzzles, and asked that council take some action* on same, his child having been bitten by one of them. On biotloQ carried clerk was in­ structed to notify mayor of same for his attention, fin motion sanitary de­ p a r t m e n t . was authorized to plnce sewer connections on the property of one, C. Royal• (colored); city tak­ ing si lien on property for same. Councjl adjourned — 'Itark IHr Hnl I*nm Although the official statem ents report little activity the troops are keeping up* their pressure day and night along the front they occupy. Last night, a number of local e n te r ­ prises were carried out successfully. One of these operations was r a t h e r important, increasing us idt does the Hritislr grip about Lens. Under the line of. the stars the Hritish troops stormed and captured 100 y$»rds of front line trenches east of Rinmumont wood, in the western out­ skirts of Lens, thus drawing closer to the mining eapital of France. T roop* of t lie. j-TtUpJi -have heeir reserved t<> keep i In* Prussian nerves li, »n ’.»l l.io'iaril \\ in, I hi i c■• . til ai|ilr»-** .it \ t m i l i t i o r v, \|.i . ..ml. Ol . urri || a, -I of llulllli ll "1 nil might lii luu k ii | i I Itf Red t e e n p r t - o h e r - wer e limugli I re.- Ill I I I 'J sill p o --th |e lull lfrn«t!, n*. *IMTlnn aim ndnn n t- add ■an do tin in-h|» r Inn r work ami ••I by tin imii'c or at least pro­ you inn give your money in no oilier vision* prohibiting use of fnini-tuirs way that will do a- much ......I. The the Freiieh o c c u p i e d Mi I rein in IIea v \ ca-u:ilt ie- ill manufacturing distilled spirits, Red C fn-i- i- the liig bruther«*f. the generally is deemed probable. The Arm y's Medical .Department, tin* ptineifial I 'hi on lire prohibition one ollletnl ageiirv of the War Dep . i r l u ie iit ii r , 0 , 1' tf .e I, .in if again-i • ii'.nnil.»et urij ul a In .not t 1•• r« ' • t >!\ key, lit.iiiitv ami other distilled tlie men on the spirits is wide-proud,' b ut, many the hospitals, the "d ry " enator-opp i<e extending the -hips’ and on lino prohibit ion to beer lilld wines. celice." Today the bill as it passed tin* • house will In -tilisMt ill Oil for I lo |.(| f| Chiimtierlain drafl, which the senate '"•* ' ■ ■' ' ’ . . . , l.omloti. f nglatnl. Jurle 2a. Iniltlelields and III ’ . , . creasing aeiivity orr the western . lo* i he Iranis or , .. , . , . front l AI reported hi iiulav - -late Ii < heir .*on\ ales-1 . . ,. , ■ . ment of operations on the western front. Today's statement reads:. "s>m. iVi.ful enterprise. oil our *JI.IIM \N S we-iern front resulted in raids mi the enemy's trenches in tin- region Waul- lo l.o In of lEpelo, Hlll|e. oiirl 'RoellX. Loos ,U g 11 |U..» week * ’ X(m1 , i 'Em ' and llooge. killing mail) Herman* IlnU-c e h a n g e j . s e n a t o r s ag re e. ; hill, l o n e *. U in-ton Spen and taking prisoner? h a v e i e i n o \ e d niiinv f e a t u r e s u pu li ,.,.r 1 hiir>liill in it artiele in -lh'In another raid •' a -1 of \erntillewill I alt Ilk III t h e u p p e r b r a i n h J ,j d , 1.1> P u t n ri ii i b m i* d aii in* we took fifteen prUom r- ami -evera J h a - ta i n i m i i . r* d g r e —i \ e polo > f< ilo i a-t -urplus French umr.ir- O j r parly remairtA, I.iiior • lii.r,. ili.nrm.il ..( t i e q,.,.,, inilj, , , |it. tl.iile Mites, "e-- ed over two luMir,- III I lie ellelliy ngileultiiraL roininitleu. who hii* peelalli , \ t m a - entry into ireiuhes. blew up hi* ilugmit* and been protliltielll III opp»i« mg the (|lt. War ' j inflicted heavy casuul.tii'J* on hi* gnroriginal bill. . said totiighl llml ali ,,, •s." lie deelare.l. i fi«"ll I. i ' .i \ i r ■ few •11>|.*«-1 ' 1 , .i . .i lii addition i•■ these raids sucicsaU- —mill of I.en- am| mirltiiui-l of pnsal jd Certnuny* ami Austria and W anyton added to the numbtjr of i'I' in- hoil*i- hill wilt tm kept cun lliiuilK In-fure tip* ■•u-onte until ib- fu addition mure than four i,dd b'at- our prisoners and enabled us to gain ll, -hip- In uni -f I lo* *' Hl-lliy Milt furl her g r o u n d . in b o t h localities the -uyi ruiriiy hi weight of .niclul. Paris, Fane**, J u n o ' 25. - S h a r p unuli-roil v and innnagi* IA far greati-r arlUh-ry tiring w a- m proeewi d u r ­ ■i cu i h.t«i 1111 -i- iiumi-it-i- liguri--' i iii - ,PI*a ing lln- night near I rn-ilmoiit farm say* to d ay 's ollu-ial warolfice s ta te -, merit. * Leesburg 7 a. in., arrivy Sunford 10:45 a. m.; ronnect with No. hi. No. 22: Leave Sanford 2:35 p. m.. connect with No. M», arrive Lee-­ burg, 6:00 p. in. These train* to he made .mixed trains instead of 'pussenger truins. All the other train* on the Sunford und "Leesburg branch to remain the same as at present, except to dis­ continue trains 121 from Altoona to Fort Mason, and discontinue train 22 from Fort M u o n to Altoona, us train 22 will connect at*Ku*tis with Interstate Commerce Committee train 154, nnd it will not, therefore will In-gin investigations on Tuesday be necessary for No. 22 t o 'm ake the with such cjleluions in view. trip to Altoona. While the senute.is n e a p e d with Discontinue trains Nos. 37 and 38 the control bill, the hou,*e will pro­ between Jacksonville am/ Trilby: ceed with the rivers *and harbors bill, to be followed by t h e , Adininlst ration measure authorizing the President to direc-I priority in rail­ road shipments, whiffli has fiassed the senate. The wur tax bill prob­ ably will be completed th is week by the senate finance committee. In­ come excess profits and publishers’ taxes are the '!nipqt;tnnC questions pending nfier four weeks of redraft* ing. Appropriations for the Defense Council's great airrraft program also will be considered by both branches of congress this week. T ly statement (allows: "UnuNUully uctive artillery, firing continued during the night between Royere and Fruiilniont, farm and almost near llurtehise and e a st of ChaeVreux. Two surpruse attacks resented as. a g re a t'n a v a l disaster, against- our* trenches nt Chevexcu but what kind of a disaster would i t ! cost the enemy men without an be when, on the day peace is signed. | gain. hundreds of buttb*ships‘a ri' found t<> i ‘•.Near Wnevrc and in the regimj have been virtually unused and puss j of St,. Michele the enemy wa* re­ into olisblence to be supplanted i n . pulsed.* Evegywhcrc else the night future wars by uirships and *sub -1 passed' quietly. marines? • "It is only when we. are able to Washington, D. June 25.— devise and execute some method Contracts for ten complete steel of aggressive n a ta l, warfare against inerrhant ships, four complete wood­ the Herman* th at we shall find his en merchant vessels and twenty weakness-nnd our strength; that we wooden hhip hulls were announced shall liberate our splendid navy today by M-ajor-General Hoethals, from the enchanted circle the sub­ manugtr of the* shipping board's marine has ilrawn about it nnd com­ emergency licet corporation. De­ pel our enemies to . absorb them­ liveries will be made in 1918. Cal.r selves so much in 'h e process of the complete wooden ships by the? their own defense us to leave them Moore St Scott Iron Work* nt Oak­ no leisure to encompass our ruin," land, Cal.; the* complete wooden fillips by the Newcomlx Life HoaC uundry' Co., Hampton, Vn twelve wooden tlie Sunford bulls by the Universal Shipbuilding a lut of new- Co., Harris county, Texas; four n the way of hulls by the sort bind Ship building - machines for Co., Portland, Maine, nnd (our hulls quick service by McBride & Law, of. Beaumont, th a t the new Texas. • tioulil he what In all the fleet corporation has let for und has contracts so far for 104 complete tundry to the shipi, 38 of steel, 32 wood and steel ry. In a sc- and 34 wood. Seventy-two wooden the Sanford hulls have been ordered. City Council City council of the city of San­ ford, Florida, met on Monday, June 18j 1917, at 7:30 p. m. In regular session. Present, W. W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, John Adams. It. A An Atlantic Port, June 25.—Oi­ Newman. Absent, B. W. Herndon, fact that it is a home institution, ls well equipped to handle any and fleiuls of a British steam er'arriving C. ITT Dingee and Roy Symes. In the absence of the president und all kinds of laundry work withasatis- here today report the sinking of an president pro tern,’ F. L. Mfiler wns fuction guaranteed and they a r e ' attacking Herman submarine.. The here On the ground to look utter naval crew pul a shot through the elected president pro tern. Minutes of last regular meeting your wants. There is no need lo magazine which parted the undersea send your laundry out of town with boat uhout amidships. Each end wfla read und adopted. u first class steam laundry in your sunk separately. The Hritish ship Mr. Bronson of the Southern Be'*. own city und u telephone call wifi was uninjured. Telephone and Telegraph C“* cim e before the council and asked />el * bring the wagon to your door ,at all i The submarine' was five miles dismission to place gasoline tank on ilmt's. . Remember this when you taut and running away after having Kami's avenue hack of Vow ell's want laundry work done and specify attacked the Hritish nearly 400 the Sanford Steam Laundry. . miles oil th< coast ,of Ireland. store. Permission granted �attTtcrwHritT Showing Every Branch of our Great Army and Navy . . . * , • ’ . • . A P I C T U R E T H A T E V E R Y M AN, W O M A N A N D C H I L a S H O U L D S E E LYRIC T H E A T R E MONDAY. JU N E 25 Admission 10 and 20c Matinee 3:15 MUSIC BY TH E LYRIC O R CH ESTR A Have Made A rrangem ents for 2 0 0 Extra Chairs so th a t w e - can A ccom odate a Among The Theatres •• 1• for the young clergyman* turned to hate. They rushed • to the rh u rrh , barricaded the door* and windows and set fire to it. And Cameron wu# inside, with Faro K ate’s baby in Ids arms. This is but one of the exciting in­ cident* in "T h e Crimson Dove," the thrilling new World Picture Brady Made in which Carlyle Blackwell and June Elvidge are the stars. Sec* this prod net inn at the l.vric in- the stream or inoiieti in*.a •which reached tile sea at tUitqiilu «u that cast on was at leu-t <#*» y,i rds It, breadth, frtrt.v feet deep mid • "ittallied 3,532.000,000 eulde feel, It luiil.i-d uj against the AbIU of Cafatiin. win h were sixty feet high, until It flowed over the top and destroyed a large part of the elty. Ttio huge promontory that act* like a breakwater to the harbor Is the remain* of Hint stream of lava flint flowed Into the sen. " T h e - Captain of the (ircy Horse man’s condition by kindness. Con­ tain Curtis ( iplayed by Moreno) Troop.. . A Blue Kibbon Feature in five lights political greed anil the cattle­ man’s desire a for the Indian lands parts, writtby Hamlin Garlan by sheer bravery and dominant directed by William Wolbert: qualities of courage, and won* the C a s t: Capt. Geo Curtis Antonio Moreno Klsie Brisbane Kdith Storey Jennie Curtis Mrs. Bradbury All the* h u n d r e d s of thousands of Storey . T he Indinns begin to re­ admirers of Carlyle Blackwell will be Crawling Klk Otto Ledderer sent the imposition by settlers und delighted by the role thut he ennets Cut-Finger Al Jennings glvernrnent agents, who »are un­ in " T h e Crimson Dove," the s ta r t­ His Wife Neola May scrupulous agent. Curtis is made ling new World Picture Brady Made Robert H. Whitten Advocetee the EeCal Streeter Robert Burns teblithment of Setback Lines In Con­ agent as a measure of reform He which will lie the big attraction at Lawson E dw ard Cecil nection With the Laying Out of 8treet dispossesses the plotting agent, Fix-Senator Brisbane the Lyric Theatre . tonight. Mr. Systems In .Undeveloped or Suburban Streeter, but his opsition is made d if - , Blackwell in this production plays II. A Barrows*' Residence Sections. ; lieu It by Elsie Brisbane,'t he heroine. | the part of a young minister of tjte niece of Streeter arul daughter of j church who lakes charge of a little A report lias been presented to the ex-Sehntor Brisbane. She bales | church in a rough community in the euiiiiulttee on tin* city plan of the hoard Streeter, but her patririan breeding mountains He wins out in his of estimate of New York elty by Its makes her hostile to the handsome tight tn induce the rough necks to secretary. Robert II. Whitten, for the 1young soldier (ioihg home to Wash­ C onte t o ehureh, hut lie also loses cHlahflNhinciit of set buck lines In con­ ington she leurns of Streeter's dis- their good will iii a remarkable and nection with l lie Ini lug out of street ! honesty and writes a noble letter of wholly innocent manner. lie also systems In die underelo|ied or suburapology to Curtis, encouraging him almost lose* his life ns the result of hun residence sections. The commit­ tee desires to secure rrlttelsm of the gently T h e stockmen open a cam­ this loss of goodwill. plan by land d e \ elopers and properly paign on Curtis before congress, arul Playing opposite Mr. Blackwell j 11 - owners before inking any uctluu. It he goes t h e r e it, defend hivu*i*'|f with le said that the use of the aetback plan considerable success. This j* ollsvt tins brilliant a ttrac tio n is beautiful Would, ill certain cases, reduce street and charming Juhe Elvidge w'ho by agitation fomented by the storkopening and puvhig costs to be Isirne takes the part of an actress who is men on the Truiitier. making the I n- f by pro|M*rty owner*, and also reduce M onster H aystacks. diun dangerous.. Elsie, although i*n- j the innocent cause of a young m an's future street wbleplng expense both On tlit* first approach ton Itouninnlnn gaged to Lawson, a wealthy land­ suicide and who later, under her rcul to the owners nod in tin* elty, village one Is startled *by the lnrg«'»t owner not unfriendly to the Indians. [ Mr. Whitten sums tip the three pri­ liny slack that tin* American will pr>* nbly ever buve seen. Itrsl u|n>n r»Vl tillmary adraiilugeo of the plan as fob follow ( urtis back to the reserva-1 monster slretelies ,11poll the horizon. tion to see bow he comes nu' of his! The explanation I1* a simple one. Ha} "First.- Health, comfort and amen­ difficulties there. Learning of the Civic Mediators. Is one of the largest article* of jirwluc ity. lu a private residence section n . ngag< ment. Cap! Curtis is <lisThe arbitration committee of (be lion III Uoumiililu. Landeil proprietors uniform setback from the street Hue heartene’d, for he ha» fallen in love increases the attractiveness of (be sec­ Lifttlsvllle tKy.) hoard of trade played and iiensiinle, one nml all. raise It and, with the girl. • “ Purple M a s k ” Wm. A. Brad) tion dud adds to the health nml com­ n lively part In the settlement of re­ de|teiid ujsm It for tln*lf sUp|K>rt When, Presents fort of the liihnhliunl*. It Improves cent difficulties between milk produc­ however, u |s*aMint feels grievances In­ I'raluvifif Grace The murder of a sheep herder In . ’’The Crimson. Dove," which light and air conditions, mnkes pos­ ers nnd distributers lu the city. t ' a r b l r II 'b o r l l f unanl ami I'ranrU tolerable, It Is a matter, of no great bring* u erisis. KImi- hacks up C ur­ ■nd Junr Ifr In I’lMit will he the brilliant attraction at sible tlm front 'lawn with trees nnd dllHetllty to set the proprietor’s hn» tis and saves him from being mob­ qtire—nut! no |ss»saiit III the district the Lyric Theatre tonight Carlyle shade, removes the dwelling further "THE • “ The Crip of Might Gat Another On*. bed. However, the situation flares ' C R IM S O N would think of assisting in the dele« from the noise,, fumes and d u s t‘of tho Blackwell und June FBvidge will lie Love” v Abuse of (lie | k*usIou e}*tcm is lllus. up again th e next.day, und a trinnDOVE” se< n in unusual und entertaining street. Where residence,* are uniform­ t rated;by tin- Itosloiilnu who discover­ tlon of the incendiary. So tho law per ••Left in the guihr buttle between white men, In ­ roles. These two popular stars, plus ly set back from the street without the ed in n New - England town n former udts llm proprietor to force nil the Palhe News Soup” |s*iiHaiits In the district to place their dians and tro o p ; is only aver,ted by the punch und pep of this splendid establishment of n legally binding set­ townsman und |>olkvumn In u new liuy with his, a record of the weight of back, linn each owner |* at the mercy uniform walking a bcut. "How |* the a r r i v a l o L t h e latter in such force story, assure a groat evening’s enter each man’s rnntrlluitlon being kept Iff of Ids nelghlior*. A single owner by a* to awe* the crowd. Curtis, how­ tuinment. Be sure to sef this latest disregarding the setback lino may ruin this)"-asked the visitor. “ I thought Itoth sides. Ill the event of llre-am l It ever, induces the Indians to reveal you wore on t lit* Boston fore*." "Oh," n o w . Iiehooyc* both sides to guard World Picture Brudy ‘Made. T o ­ the entire block. exclaimed tlm transplanted policeman.’ against nil lids—all-rtmtrlbntor* suffer and give up the real murderer. This night. * "you sot; I’m" iH-nsloned by Ilostdti, so I proves to be old Crawling filk’s son, "Second.—Economy of Initial devel­ unwed. Now I’m worklug. here."—Ar­ tu proportion.—Exclinnge. Vltsgraph Presents who (Ires to the hills. Curtis, single “ You said that your wonderful death opment. Purely local residence streets gonaut. handed, arrests him. Now he alone lenllng Inventions would make win* having n setback line can Ik* permitted Much Food In Small Bulk. EDITH STORY in stands between the mob und the Impossible.'’ Tlm British soldier when fresh bread ii narrower width than could otherwise Undoubtedly. culprit. T hrough the , effort* of "Well." answered the great Inventor lie allowed. This reduces development 'Captain of the Grey Miss Wilcox bud bti-u giving the class Is not nvaililileT* supplied with wlinl lit." It looks like Elsie he gets the prisoner safely to ruefully. "If evcrylKsly on earth l« expense*,1 not only In Its economy of an elementary talk U|mn architecture. Horse” thick emcker four Just Hint town'. Brisbane, who lias arrived eventually killed off there can't be nny land, but more markedly In tlie de­ "Now," said she. "can nny oue In tho 1 weighing three more war, can there)" WaltiTligtu'i creased outlay for paring. With n ten class tell me what a ’buttress' Is?" Inches s from the east, complicates the situa­ OUR FIGHTING foot setback a standard sixty foot Little W aller arose. Ills face beaming .ounce*. 1 tion by rousing the white men. and FORCES solid. It might be descrilicd a* a con­ street might be reduced to forty feet. with a quick ilnsli of Intelligence. densed loaf of. bread. T*. . TUlflJllkill be adequate for streets un­ "1 know," lie shouted— "a buttress Is without u friend in the territory still »j« *[• »J« »|* »|« *]• »J« *J« •{•*|* der W>0 feet In length If developed Tlm French have n "war bread 4 nannygont!”—Npw.York Times. manages to declare his love for Elsie, somewhat similar, which when put with single fninlly houses. If Inter the having discovered that her engage­ Into hot water or soup swells up like * PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. single family bouse* were replaced by HI* Argument* Are Unan*w*rabl*. ment is not final. The mob gets the spun go. .. three or four story upurtuuuit* the We put It to him this way: The funious German "pea sausage ^ Indian prisoner, hut under the stimu- 4* Catarrh. street could easily lie widened to sixty Patbe Prevent* Win, A. Brad) “Why don’t you get married?" Is composed of pea meal, baeou ant feet to meet the increased truffle re­ ntion of Elsie's love, which she has •I* Take a common pin her or any Presents And hn answered us honestly: IUh, Miriv fat. It wns’lhe Invention of a' Berlin 4* old narrow vessel holding a quart quirements Incidental to (he more In now declared to him, Curtis subdues “I'm not earning enough to support Osborne In a fiv e cook, who discovered a process where­ tensive housing. * 4or more. Heat It thoroughly nml t wife, and I ’m ffot lazy enough to let the mob by his sheer force of charac­ by pea meal could lie made l,roor HEEL . "Twin Kiddles’ 4* Oil three-quarters full of steam•'Third.— -Economy of ultimate dcvels wife support me.” ter and brings tho situation hack to 4* lug. boiling water. Add lustnutFEATURE o|imeuL The extension of tho setback And that's the best reason we ever against deterlorntloo. One sausage normal. Lyric .Monday. Also a Loneelirht Inches long yields twelve *4* ly otto or two teuspoonfuls of oil lino will permit tbe economical widen­ beard.—Cleveland Plain Denier. Also Pathc some I.ukc 4- of tar. Then Inhale the steam ing of traffic arteries whenever trntllc News Comedy 4* through the nostrils nml exhale Lyric Tonight need* require. It Introduce* a measure Lava la Slow to Cool. of adaptation i\nd elasticity lit snoot “ Burn hfm in his church! All the 4- through tbe mouth. I’ut the nose Peasants on the slopes of Mount 4* well down in the pitcher nml design Hint Is of. Immense Importance . Prelso Him. time that he was preaching to you In view* of Hie nlmost prohibitive ex­ Aetna ran still boll water orc r the lava Only praise Is due the young ninn ■and tollin' you to he good, he was 4- take n deep, full Inlinlntlon. let4* ling tbe nlr puss out through a pense of widening a street-once laid that flowed from the volcano during .who ostentatiously displays his shank* making love to me, to me, under­ COMING THURSDAY tho eruption of 1010. Livn. according In a street car. He wants Jt111 *° 4- very small opening of the lips. out nnd Improved. stand!” .... to Walter Woodbum Hydo o f the Uni­ know how carefully tils mother laun­ The Very Latest 4* Combine tills ten or twenty min­ "Tho llxlng of the selbock lino now The crowd roared ns F'aro Kate 4* otes three time* a day. Drink n versity of Pennsylvania, wrltlffg In tile Is the only practical method by which Motion Pictures, Songs ders his silk socks. Geographical Review,-often reaches a talked to them . F’nro Kate was not 4- cupful of hot water after each the widening o f uiuny traffic arteries in Photoplays temperature o f -J.issi decrees I* ’. torious. A n d 'she hated Rev. Brand 4* treatment; also a quarter or half can lie so* tired lit the future, when Eveil the un d en t jsiei* recorded the ‘Lets All Be Americans’ Cameron for the wny in which he 4- hour before breakfast. This himgreater width will assuredly be re? teuaclty with which lain retains It* 4* pie .remedy bn* proved effective qulrcd." explains Mr. Whitten. "Tbestj hnd turned her sweetheart, Jim Carheat, nml Boreltl. describing the great 4in so many cases thaj It muy Arteries nro now residence streets, and ewe over to th e sheriff when Jim hnd 4- well repay a sufferer from this tin* lintiM-* luive been set back In order eruption of lOtkl. says the Lira tool,, killed another woman. 4* .dUagreeablo affliction to giro It to provide lawn nnd shnde and' to re­ eight years to cool. It I* related that So when .Faro Kate made this + a trial. move* them from the dust, fumes mid steam was still rising In IKki fn>qi charge against young Dr. Cameron noise of .tho street. They cannot be lava ejected III 17t*7. Ami ili a I* n d the rough mountaineer's friendship 4- -F 4- 4- 4- 4 * 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- + 4* 4- wjdoned at •.rerciii. u —o cutting off ajitonlshln*- when we rvt -m l er -'..it LYRIC THEATRE FRIDAY . < TUESDAY SATURDAY . WEDNES DAY �1 V' ■- . • ; I ■V .»•' I ’ page ?;■-i *• • * > ' «v#y %•/!* . THE SANFORD BERJU) BIX 'l >*4 Jb»* 22. Illy For a 's t a n d a r d ' pack use a 10- walnut. These cheese balls m ay bn tos which h a v e , been baked Until Soak th® pepper in brine (1 c._«»lt to 1 gal. water) for 24 hours. Freah- obnee vase shaped hermetic jar. In made of cottage cheese or pimiento tender and peeled. Canned - - • en In clear cold w ater for one or two packing, place the heavier color, fed, cheese. O nr County Agent la Commendet hour*. Drain well. ‘Remove seeds g t ’ ;Thb ‘BOttWfT in a f inch layer! i , i ■* , . * „ Cottage cheese.—Take fresh d a b - •hould be aoft enough to n i . t . * and coarnsQ white Motions. Chop Preparedness Cream ‘,hn „j* ? ? .,P ,* L ” ^ ?uW' W before It W . I t . be,, flavor by smooth mixture. separately and m easure the chopped Conti o . In . h i , n e w u n . t h . bM oW n too , |i w | „ ' mientos and curd together untn , The following report of C. M, cabbage, peppers and onions before jar is neatly filled. Strain the liq u o r ,,.. , u . .. . , _ / tV Berry, county agent of $qminolc was , . . .71 . V I til barely hot enough to separate the •m ooth mixture is obtained mixing. Add apices, sugar anil vineaont to the headquarters at Gaines. . . . , r L P, the content.. CJf(l |rom , he, wh T h ,„ , , k„ cheese may be used for „ , tndwi'h , , r . .Let etnnil over n l.h t covered ; Peddle to remove elr bubble. p . p , | l M , r n u , . tl , h „ |j d l i l l B , , o l n t . filling for cheese balls, and S ■ viUc, showing tho good work 'done in a a crock hr enameled vess 1. d a m p and process for 10 migutes. H this county: Pour it into a thin cloth bag and al­ the stuffing in the green pepp,.r an,, Pack in small sterilized Jars. I This moy be packed for home use In • .* ° ur,#,lt 11,10 “ ) n" one or two hours. cheese salad. • Use of Sweet Pepper* i......................<C - 1 - low to <,r'f> f°r Sanford, Fla., June 12, 1917. The standard pack wil) be in a 1pint jars and profcesae<T‘for 15 minRecipes for canning peppers and T urn the curd into a bowl n n d - sea­ Prof. P. II. Rolfs. Pres. Food Pre­ vase shaped 10 ounce hermetic jars, utes putting In brine ward given in the son with salt and pepper. Add p a re d n e s s ''Commission, Gaines­ Problem of the Desert. When ready to pack drain the vine­ The small yellow fig tomato used Sanford ( Herald of June 5th. The cup of cream to nbotit I pint of ville, Florida. . .. Hero emues ti cable note t)m| gar off the relifh in roder that th*** in the chutney recipe is the variety commercial canned peppers, or pitors tire displacing camels in j.;c>.p| My Dear Prof. Rolfs: jar m ay bo well packed Pack tl wh|ch may u u d for green tomato dry curd and m U . thoroughly. „ . I It remain* to lw seen whether- no. .. The following has been accom­ mientog, are a thlnck meated type relish in the jara. pressing it c«r®-| |ck|fe an(j whole ripe tornilto pre. Pimiento cbeesc.-Chop finely two torhd can go eight dayn xvltV.oul » plished’ by the *Scminole County somewhat dlflerednt from the bell fully: then pour over it ,the vinegar or three medium sized ripe pi m ie n - 1drink.—MluncaptdU Tribune. * serves. peppers grown here but the recipes Commission. which has -drained off. Paddle il: Some Way* of U*ing Fresh and here given are for use with any type Every town and settlement in the jar thoroughly, to get every bubbl? Canned Pepper* ' county, has been visited and a d ­ of sweet pepper. These are from a out and allow th e vinegar to d! circular issued by the Bureau of Salads to be most delicately served HORNER M ILITA R Y SC H O O L dresses made regarding food produc­ place all air spaces. Garnish car'* should be m ade of crisp, fresh fruit Mint Industry. IU* a r«cp'<! o( C6 r m n of th a r w lih work in preparing yo u n f m m f j f < 'o ll» „ l ' nl, tion and conservation. In the neigh­ jur with tw q^ jjuarter inch pointed I m m u m t u l , and T«-hnirat SrhooU, a n d for lluoiim* fife. A Non-»*rtarian O , i . n . n . . . ' C. M. Berry, or vegetables, well chilled, and ar­ Ktc n( farnliy. Military traintnf. N,;. hulldinra, Itrvpro-U. I - r z e r a m PU, / . | , h l « * u i i borhood of thirty caning outfits have strips of red pepper 3 inches long. and f,»tba!l |t rounds, trnnU m u ft*, and r u n n i m trmcka. C ip em ra modrraie S,»,ion ranged attractively in a bowl or in­ County Agent. been placed, together with about September 6lh. W rit, for III u n r a te d ealalof. ,on Place those strips vertically on op­ dividual plate. Recipes 14,000 cans and large quantities of J . C. H O R N ER , P r i n c i p a l , C h a r lo t te , N. C. posite sides of the scums of the jar. glass jars. Nine silos have been con­ Note.—All measurements are level. Cap, clamp and process fur 10 min­ Green Pepper und Chee*e Salad tracted for, sift of which are under The special abbreviations, used are utes at boiling tem perature. Select und wash three medium construction, thus preparing for the tbsp. for tablespoon, .tap. for tea­ sized grpen popper*. Cut around the II. 8. Chutney feeding o M r o n t 700 to 1,000.beef spoon and c, for cup. _ /(A hot aweet to serve with cur­ stem of’ each with a slender paring Stuffed Pepper Mango animals. Many people have planted ries, cold meats, sausage and stews.) knife to remove the seed and white Soak sweet peppers in brine (1 c. pig in the pen jind u number are sections. Stuff the inside oT the pep­ Red part: salt to I gal. ’ water) for 24 hours. putting down eggs in water-glass. pers with cottage cheese, pressing it 2 lbs. sweet Spanish popper. When ready .t o stuff, take from in firmly. Chill, atid when ready for 1 lb*sugar 1 have distributed in the neighbor­ brine, rinse in fresh water, carefully use cut the pepper into quarter-inch 1 pt. lemon jouice , hood of two thousand bulletins re­ cut a circle of! the top of each pep­ slices' und place two or three of Yellow part: garding matters of special Interest per, and gave same, to be replaced these slices in a nest of tender let­ 2 lbs. small yellow (ig tomatoes applicable to the growth of food and on peppers after stuffing, Remove tuce, Serve with u salad dressing. 1 lb. sugar forage plants that nrc now season­ the seeds and white sections. Soak Red Pepper and Cabbage Salad 4 oz. pounded ginger root. . able for our soil and climate. in clear water for one or two hours. 3 c. chopped cabbage I have secured the use of the Drain carefully. Stuff vvjth Dixie Preparation of the red. part.— Peel, 3 sweet peppers, (red or green) Southern Utilities Com pany’s large relish, being careful not to press it in the peppers according-to the inatrur' j c . sugar* * storage .plant for the purpose of stor­ too tightly. Place top on th e pep­ tions given for canning. Chap gw Pot 1j e . vinegar ing family supplies of potatoes, cnb- per and make secure by one or two and -hot poppers together, add sugar Salt and pepper ' beets, etc., for the surmper stitches- or by tying it on. Puck us und lemon juice, and let stabd in nn * 1 j c. gelatin softened in c. crtld many, stuffed peppers ns’ can be enameled vessel or crock for 12 distributed about iw*>-Udnecd in the jar without crushing. hours: then drain o ff.th e liquui_aiul wnfee---- .---- ----- --------------Mix all and kcI to "mold in dishes hvridred pounds of seed aside from Then fill the jar to overflowing with allow it to simmer for ten minutds. Process for 15 Pour it oyer the peppers again and w hich have been wet with, cold wa- <S 3 't h e heavier grains, and have secured a spiced vinegar. the cooperation <>f all I lie banks of minutes in quart jars. let 'stand for 24 hours, Simmer the ter. Chill and allow to stand until liquor again on the second day. On | firm. Serve on lettuce leaves with a Sanford. Spired Vinegar There having been no speeded the third day repeat, allowing the salad dressing -'.•gal Vinegar program to follow by the County peppers to remain in th e liquor sim­ Combination Salad ' ; c. grated hprse radish Food Preparedness Commission, 1 mering. 1j c. chopped green pepper l 1; tbsp. celery seed >crushed i have thought it best to report what 1 1 c. chopped red pepper 1 c. sugar Preparation*of th e yellow p a rt.— we have done, to you, and await e. chopped onion. ll^ tbsp. m ustard seetl , Peel the tomatoes by dropping thum ' your fUrther instruction. I c. tomato, cut into pieces, I tbsp. salt for a minute into boiling water and Yours very truly, c. sliced rucumhers. 1 tbsp. cinnamon ’ then into-cold water, being careful C. M. Refry, Chop separately, measure, mix and Cloves, nutmeg, and grated o n io n 'n o t to cook or break them. Place' FULL LINE OF ELECTRIC FANS County Agent. be added, il desired in a howl, add sugar and pounded serve in a bed of shredded tender And this letter of commendation Dixie Relish ginger, doves and let stand for 12 lettuce. Serve with a French salad 1 qt. chopped rngldiuge from A. A Speneer shows what they hours. Drain and sim m er the liquor dressing. think of Mr Berry ami Seminole I pt. chopped while onion for 10 minute). P our It over the Sweet Red Pepper and Lettuce Salad 1 pt. chopped sweet red pepper county: tomatoes While h o t-u n d allow it to A very good salnd can he made by Gninc&ville, Fla., June 14. 1917. 1 pt, chopped sweet green pepper stand again over night. Repeat this using the small leaves of head let­ Mr. C. M. Berry. Sanford, Fla.: 5 tbsp. salt on the second d ay,-and on the third tuce with strips of bright red sweet Dear Mr. n e rry :— 4 tbsp. mustard seed •lay when the syrup is simmering add pepper.' This salad is especially a t­ Prof. Rolfs lias just shown me 2 tbsp. celery seed crushed •• th e.to m a to e s carefully aqd continue tractive when served with a small your letters of the 12th.. This is the 1 1 c. sugar ■the cooking for • 10 minutes. The cheese hall nn each plate. Roll the best report we have had from any J qt. vinegar cheese into balls about the size ()( a I tomatoes should remain whole. DERRY’S GREAT REPORT county on things accomplished. We are having this copied to stimulate others, and I am sending a copy to Ir^dford Knapp, Washington,' with s letter I am writing him to­ day. [ • ' ’ • * Yours very truly, ’ A. P. S P E N C E R . Assistant Director. 9cx9ciiiiiiii!ip;xxximi!iniiixtxiiiiiiiiiiii3«cxiiiiiiini!ixxx TILL JULY lstf $4.50 ; ELECTRIC IRONS $ 3.35 $4.00 ELECTRIC TOASTERS $ 2.50 I Sanford P u b lic ! Service Company XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIllIXtXflllllllllliXXXIIIIllllllllXXX 1111=1111 After June 30th, at 12:05 A. M., we will charge no more Gasoline, Oil, Tires, Repair Work or Accessories, except to our customers,, who are in regular storage, who may run weekly accounts with us, payable every Monday morning. We will have to pay for everything we purchase and cannot afford to run extended book accounts. We realize that this will cause some of out customers jiist a little inconvenience, but for this inconvenience our cus­ tomers and ourselves will greatly profit. ’’ _ . , • i *_ ■* t To continue dealing with us you will be pleased with the service we will give you. Try it and see. . B M W M H I r -,-1 IJ-tK. .lit J . it ( ’: -* '' *• -■ �PAGE 9 EVEN fntreaa* In Florida Raton the public for th e ConVratssi oners to , following from R.' \!udson consider granting this peptition chairman of the Florida Ftail- without hearing, and feel th a t so . -M . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TTVCtTFcir^'woQta" noT~W willing to have a hearing without fully thirty days notice th at every interest in the state may have ampi,c opportunity to prepare for such a hearing. •* R. Hudson Burr, Chairman. To reduce my large atock of pigeons will sell some Carneaux and Hom er Squab breeders. • Muted and working ptTrs guaranteed youngsters. Leonard Vihlen. R, D A., Sanford. Fla. 85-tf For Kale—First rlass^second hand p ia n o , with electric attachm ent cheap. S. Maxwell. 85.-ttc Registered Durnr Jer Mrs. H K. Curlett, (,e85-tfc 1 All Local Advertisements Under Thia Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Inacrllon. Minimum Charge 25 Centa. For Kale—Seventeen acres, 5 acres cleared. Fronts on Lake Monroe. In answering nn advertisement Fine timber and worlds of muck. where no nsme is mentioned in the One mile from postoflice. Inquire ad, please do not ask T he Herald of Herald olflce. 84-tfo for Information as to the identity of tho advertiser. Usually we do not For Kate— Stock in tlit* Geo. 11 know who the advertiser is and if Fern aid Hdw. Co. Apply Box N, wo do we are not allowed to givo Sanford. * 70*tf BATHING a n d f i s h i n g HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE out. this Information Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ FOR RENT structions in the ad. Three furnished rooms and hath for light housekeeping, large and FOR SALE airy. '.S eparate door. Modern in On the Atlantic Ocean, where the Cool Brccze.s Blow. Board and For Sale— My lot on First street , Room Ijt the Day or Week. Table Board. Meal*. A "Square just opposite Robbins Nest Hotel D e a r in the way of a Meal. .U sing our own Farm Pro­ You can buy this fine property duce. Real Cream, Milk and Rutter. Kates' For R e n t * With family of two, cheap. Address Robert Ilurksliaiim, on Application. nicely furnished screened ap a rtm e n t, Tampa, Fla. 8f»-:ttp Bleeping porch ami alt conveniences S. Y. NORIS For Sale—Five acres tiled land in kitchen. *G|K Oak Ave. 87-tfc a . M A R9 AC 2 Welts, T> rdonrhnuse, rinse tt) loadrooms iifg station. A bargain, $2,750 $750' cash, balance to suit. A. I’ Connelly’. 8G-:lt For Rent Comfortably f rnished For Exchange—"Yacht Ellayre," rooms over Herald otllce. Most' de­ -'I61.* ft by 8 ft l^eam. Will exchange sirable for young men wishing to Private family.' for a good 1DIG’or '17 five passenger room down town. Addross dtnx JUM or Piikins Shoe automobile. Address W. F. Ayres, Store. SfMfe Dayt tin Beach, Fla. . 86-tfp tte d In I «wftu fti 1-o t* '‘Se m ino le f o u n t y , F lo rid a , to23 to S 6 f KurofeS H a m m o c k ID « .a id land I> «in * U H m i l at th e data o l the n am e land tw ins «».e.««d a t t h e d a t e a n r e of .licit c e r t i o r a t e in tbi l le n r y I ti.hop. Alio: T a « C ertifica te No. 1036, d a t •day of J u n e . A. I). 1012. Said e m b r a c e . the. following <^*crtbe r i t u a t e d in Sem inole r o u n t y , Flur N ' i ol l.ol 67, K u rrk a H a m m o c k land twins a . t e u e d a t thn d a t e c a n r e of . u r h certificate in the A u s u . t a IH r.kr. Al.o' T a > • ( V r t i n r a t e No 101. d a l e d a y of J u l y . \ l> l u l l . Said r m l i r a r a . th e ( o l l a w l n . d c r r l h e r Of Ta* CVfificit* 1N ^ S n »iI<I i ha Sth day July A, />. 1911. Said r e r f i f l r a i e am- bfArra ( h r fallow ing l in d * in S e m in a l* c o u n ­ t y , Florida, to - w l t: l*oU .19 to 12. K ur#k« If a m m o r k . S a id land h#lng l i i M M d a t Ih * d a l# of th# U euanc# ol auch c r r t i r tr a t # in Ih* nam* o f . U n k n o w n . * • U n l m »iid certificate* ahall b* re d e e m e d accordfnk to l a v tax d^ed will I tiu # th e r e o n nn f he loth d a y of Ju ly , A. D, I t 17. W ltft*M m y o fTlria l sig n a tu re and aeal t h i * the £ t h d a y r-f J u r r , A. !>. 1917 <*ral. K. A i M I t / O I A S S . M-Fri Sir fly V. M Douc !*•■. I'. C. And The Home Laundry is Here to Look After The Home People WE HAVE OUR PLANT HERE ✓ EBai*" WE HAVE OUR MONEY INVESTED HERE We Are Part and Parcel of The Old Home Daytona Beach, Florida Spray Pump 1 .For Hunt Hrrrsr; -sound—and gentle, - W T t + r j rrtr_ltjT,'r'.— •ggy mid harness, in good rOmli- Fourth sire* m. Jai k*omllle, 1'lot liia. See It. F lii mme s, I nlv t o 100.1.ll. NICKS' . . 12.23 200-MI. SACKS . . . 11.23 P r u a g r c h a f f e d < ■ I n af r o#dl r t f l« ki Ci t l m f or »m«tl rlly t l r l l vr r l r *. \\ will * t f .0(1 p«>r tin. fim l • 13 DO |*«t Ini, W (1 «| - f l,OU per (ici. , cil*»» carry * full! a s w iim m i i»f Ilralittam - f l J t l p r v N « . V r l t r l llrRit and m * fo rd , Inr(titling t i r r l pulp, ro*iw»rtul n i n i l . H r . I’EKMENTEIt COMPANY \\ Ford Truck for Sale As good on new. Overhauled by Ford people in For ICent or Kale "Tile O.tky" Jacksonville 5 weeks ago. New cov­ Fourth .street find Magnolia qvenue, ered body . Cost $r,1. New tirev fifteen rooms.- furnished. Immediate all around. A sacrifice for the' lucky possession. B. ,1V. Herndon. 80-tf purchaser. Call Sanford Flour & Feed Co.. Sanford, Fla. 87-‘J tc Manufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers . $ 10(1. Combination Itranil—Good for Anything That Grows—Vegetables Imperially W. J . TH IG PEN & COMPANY A GENTS eral Fire Insurance Sanford s jl PRICE SERVICE No matter how nrtrli or how little l.mnber you need, we will Ik>glad t II ymir order, and (ill il promptly, lo your pciTerl sa.isfaclion. This is ihc kind of seru r c we offer'lo our prilrons. ' We carry the Largest stock of Lumber. Lath, Shingles. Sash ant! Doors in Seminole County. We also e a r n a full stock of Lime, Cement, Plaster, Nails, Sewer Pipe, and also the Red and Green Vulcanite Roll Shingles. * Also connected with the oldest and most reliable Hardware Store in Seminole (diintt. Phone i.T> for all tour wants. R. C. M axw ell, Mgr., Sanford Branch Try a Herald Want Ad It w ould open your eyes to go around w ith m e for a day and see h o w p eo p le are su b scrib in g for H IL L L U M B E R C O M P A N Y Ti»r ni!l Hardware Company I don’t have to sell T h e C o u n tr y G en tlem a n . It sells itself. W hen farmers open a co p y and see vhe w ealth .of practical fai m talk b e tw e e n its c o v e r s, they w ant it right off. So w ill you . Poultry, livestock, field m ethods, market garden­ in g, farm m a ch in ery — th ey ’re all talked over by successful farmers from far and near in regular depart­ m en ts o f T h e C o u n tr y Gentlem an. Besides, there are a lw a y s s ix to ten special agricultural articles by special writers. And the stories and hints and advice for the farmer’s w ife and kiddies, the sug- has ju s t received a fresh slock Opal S creen Wire mid a car Nads, American Field Fence iilid Haib Wire. . . * . . . H IF you felly, i» Sanford, Florida Next lo Seminole County Bank XXXllllllllllliXX^.fidkiiii!! XiliiiiiliiiiXXXllllllllllllXXX by comparison If y o u w a n t a sam ple copy, don’t be bashful, ask for it. And if y o u ’d like to in v e st a dollar w h ere it w ill bring y o u ten, or more, I’ll put your sub­ scription through in record tim e and y o u ’ll receive the first of the 52,big issues in a iiffv. H ow about it? T. W. GETZEN, 908 Elm Avenue, Telephone No. 237-W SA NFO RD H IL L H A R D W A R E : - : F L O R ID A Authorized representative of The Ladies’ Home Journal The Saturday Evening Post •• The Country Gentleman I S . i i r r of Apptlr.lli*n for 1 m D e e d t n d r r S e c tion 6 of C h a p te r IPS*, l.» »« of f l o r ­ id. N o tic e i . hereby e i . r n ih u t (*. W. K n itm lltg rr. purc liaw r of T «* I V f l l f lr .U ' No, 12f, i la t r d i ho f*lH d a y of J u l y , A. t>. 7914, h m M o l >ald r r i t i D r a t p In m y o f tc o , . m l h m m ado ap p lic atio n for t a a deed t » l . x i o In a r c o id a n c o with l a w . Said r r r t l d r a t o urnhracd* ih i f ^ lto w ln t dcarrlbatf p r o p e r t y •Itu a to d In So min ole r o u n t y , Ktorlda, to* will t^ot 9S, Itlock 1>, l>. It. MllcholC* . u r v r y ol fj-vy f i r a n l T h o .alt) la n d hoi n f t i t c o . i l a t tho dato of tho U a u i n r r ol • u r h rc rtlflra to In tho namo of t I v r r i tf r o t fT urpcntlno f o m p a n y . CntoM . a i d tortlllr a t r t h a t ; ho rodrom od a r r o r d i n c In law t a t d«cd will Itkuo thoroon on tho 2 n d d a y cf J u l y . A. P . 1917. W ilnraa m y offleiaf a lf n a lu r o a n d teal t h it t h o 3 1 i t day of May, A. I*. 1917. I.O.D K. A. I m l t U i ASK, t 'l r r k Circuit C o u r t Somlnolo Co., f i t . tty V. M. I t n u c l a u , ft. C. aS-Frl-htc ' ______________________ y.ili. of A,pi far r . t IlCrd I ndr, Srrllan S uf Ch.plrr IMr, l.««. of flor­ id. ** N o tic e I . h e rrb y alvcn t h . t C. C. Ilo w .rd . n u r r h .» e r uf T . i C r it in c .t c N o. 107 , dit«*d Ih c r.t Ft d . y of J u ly A . 1>. 1911 . h . « m . i l r ■ p p lir .t lo n fo r 1. . deed, to U«u<* in ac­ cord.net* w ith . It w . " S .ld c c rtiftc tlc rm h ia c n the fo tlo w in j d c .rrth e d p ro trrty . llu . t r d In Se m ino le ro u n ty * F lo r id . , to -w it; l^ )t 6 .1 , H u re k . H a m m o ck. T h e . . i d land b e in . ...e*M *d the date o l the i« u k n r e of . u r h certifica te Storekeepers use Bee Brand Insect Powder to keep their shops free of Bugs Most storekeepers have found from experience that the easy and sure way to keep tneir shops free of insects is to use BKE BRAND IN­ SECT POWDER liberally. What Is good for their use is good for jours. Try a tin of this famous INSECT POWDER today. A littlo goes a Ion* Bee Brand Insect Powder, 25 & 50c. fan It Into the air. File* and Mosquitoes die In.a few minutes. Will kill ant fleas, roaches, bedbugs, lice and hugs of everr kind. Dire tlona on package. Look for tho BEE BRAND Trade Marl All Grocin, DruggUu and Department Store*. MCCORMICK fl( CO., - BALTIMORE, MD, KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN �T H E SANFORD HERALD PACE KOu k .; 1 y cleaning up, ind after thii THESANFORDHERALD Itwarnreded the world will be a better habi R. J. HOLLY, E ditor_____ W7 M. HAYNES. Itnslnesa Manager If the Liberty bonds are to be told, the food bills p u t through, tation for Christian men and worn* G oethsU^ j f h ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ n o ^ e y ^ h e needs r*— ■ii^t T ' r ---- — •*»•*•*« Maybe soraurtiy, TTthe'XrfYTbt was good there would be no war; army whipped into shape and the r a b tM w d T .r.rr Ti— tu r and VrMay th a t there is war is prim a facie evi quickening of ’the navy unobstruct­ dencc the world Is bpd. Still, it ed by labor troubles any! builders' must not be overlooked- th a t if the kicks, the people m ust" know the auBnotirnoN r u in By IN AIMTANCTC world needed cleaning up In .m a n y tru th . The tru th is; 1j Did you over stop to think how many little things you do each /*• • • • <■•••*•« *s jjwi Instances it is the bad cleaning up • Gcrmnny will win unless the 1(1ft TK-AIt dr — 1habit—how ' !A * ~ * your daily * ■* work is done? How lay‘ from unconsciously the good. And, of course, if in the United States, by arms, men, mon­ VFBIt MOKTIU........... much comfort you could have if you formed the habit of saving each cleaning up process, all the bad is ey, ships and food, defeats her. The M r « t < l a tW O t j br l l . M P m T m i la cleaned out a n d }only the good re* " b ru n t of the terrible burdens to week instead of SPENDING THAT DOLLAR G E T T 11 V A d ta at* •< XOc. P t r Monlb i HABIT. SAVE! *' • " l a A l t i m MaM Da M«d* at OffW mains, it will probably be a ‘better come” will fall upon us, has fallen place fur Christian men and women upon us, , must be borne by us. V j (•*•< A>D w o < - > t m Mall .Malta* A l f M l l t a J to live in; only it will be Utopia or are in the war and must decide t.. IMS, at Iba I'.—lofflr* at M w l a A P w l d a —~—* -- —\ DaOa* Act af March I r i I»T1. the Millenium or Heaven, for if it is We are fighting for ourselves as well £ G erm any brought T*l*ab*aa Na. I t l good th e r e .w o u ld be nothing for as for our allipa. la HacalA Hotiaja*. '* Christian men and women to do, the war to us. We must fight in except to ait under a palm tree and self defense and ' win for democracy play the Jew's ha rp .—Orlando Citi­ in, the world or pay the. Kaiser's zen. price. We must not let ourselves be de­ ' ' 0 I UR. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0. L. TAttOR R. R. DFAS MUST MARK HEADING ADS; ceived by reports of disintegration I'fMUm • Caihiar Am' i Culiit* F. L WOODRUFF Vks-Pr.tid»<U The attention of the Commercial in Turkey, Bulgaria and Austriahas been directed to the a c t of con­ Hungary. A rickety door hangs n THE BA NK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS gress, passed in August, 1912, pro­ long time on the hinges. * It is un* viding a penalty of $50 tA $500 for safy to count upon a collapse in thqt publishing a rending notice adver- direction. Ambassador J’enfletd tisement without p la in ly - m a r k in g it firing* from Vienna—po—hope*-of a as an nd. It seems tve b a \'e beemdti denaete* among G e rm a n y ’s partners, tlom , In it were the two benutiTul duty is to boost nnd to build and in consideration if the pngs* .intimation danger of this fine. Here is the law*: Lloyd George may he right in as­ Children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry spending their money in this way, is at all bpsed upon the truth. Lawrence being they unselfishly help you and yours All editorial or other reading m at­ serting that G erm any cannot win the Peabody, little Most respectfully. Our prediction about the dogit ter published in any such newspaper, war with her U-boats, hut we run- dressed ns Uncle Sain and his sister, as well as themselves nnd theirs. Park Trammell.". running loose on the streets and bltmagazine or periodical, for th e pub­ not win it simply by overcoming Evelyn, as Miss Columbia and these Are you one of the n u m b e r —one of The Reply 4jig children has come true already lication of which money or other this peril. The subm arine is only an tiny tots were the center of a ttr a c ­ that :i'85. • ." M y Dear Senator Tram nielli | •and there will be more coses of this T he Bonrd of T rade direetpry to have received yout- letter of June ’j. valunhle consideration is paid, ac­ incident, though a terrible one, of tion for the two days’ campaign. during the summer of these* dogs are Defeat it nrtd . Germany Their make up was excellent nnd be issued in August will be complete cepted or promised shall be palinly the war. with regard to the supposed inten­ not muzzled or kept at home. would still be full of fight. they brought m any a nickel to the in c v e ty detail. It is being issued at tion of th e War Department to ex­ marked "advertisem ent." Any ed­ There is an ordinance of this kind itor or'pubHsher printing editorial or France has passed the peak of her Red Qrosa pot in the doorway of the request of many members who empt the colored men of*the south on the hooks. Why is it not en­ want a list of other members. The from military, service, ,and substi­ other reading m atter for which com­ man power. Her roads nnd railways the store. forced? Red Cross Window book will show your name, your tu te them , with white men. No such pensation is paid, accepted or prom­ are worn out and must be rebuilt. ------O ------ .Among the beautiful Red Cross phone and the business, profession policy has been considered by this ised. without marking t h e , same She "lacks the necessary staples.. f«ir The question of glaring headlights shall upon conviction itf any court carrying on the war. We have got windows decorated for the benefit or tra d e you are in and will be dis­ departm ent. will be brought to the attention of having jurisdiction be lined not less to furnish tin- reserves of human anti of Red Cross week was that of the tributed all over Seminole county ___"Very truly your*,. the f it y council again in u fow-'dnys Figures and in inanv_oLlmrauetio»H. it routs than $50 nor more than $500. material strength. We have got to I French Millinery Shop. "Newton D. Baker, and they .will have to turn it down An Interpretation <>f the law by an rebuild and re-equip roads »w for, that were very life like were made the members nothing. It is simply •I) 111(1 her hit ruttua i , *•** "Secrofarv uf Wa r In the fart of the protests of many idlii'ial iif the Post Office Depart met her own um « ami for ours wh>n up to n*|»r«'*«*fil a Red Cross nurse advertising those who are helping to citizens of the city and the county. reads; send our millions to the lighting line. stooping over the patient in bed advertise their city and county. If other cities can har the glaring Don't Like the Negro We have got to fit her ti> support and tin- entire window was m ade up The obvious purpose of this part headlights there is n<> valid reason Kcheneillady, .N. Y., June is to resemble the tent of the R"d Negroes Not Exempt yf the act was to require publishers our armies on her soil. wbv Sanford ^cannot do it. Two thousand machinists, employed Washington, June 14. — Following of newspapers and periodicals to It will be a miracle if Russia pulls Cross units in the field. It wqt* wull . O by the General Electric "Cotnapny, identify as advertisements such edi­ herself together anti becomes a for­ arranged and complete in detail und correspondence hns passed between struck to d ay in n protest against The people, of Sanford are respond­ torials nr other reading m atter, for midable military factor inside of attracted much attention from the Senator Trammell and S e c r e t a r y 'of the employment of a negro. Two ing nobly to the appeal for Ked the printing of which they receive three years. Not only has she her public. It also dumonstruted that War Newton .D. Baker: weeks ago the company gave a Cross funds nnd Sanford and Sem­ money or other valuable considera­ “ D ear Mr. Secretary: I am homi­ internal problems to adjust, but her the French Bhop not only keeps negro s tu d e n t vacation work In the inole county will raise their share of tion. as are sometimes concealed un­ resources were exhausted before the uhr as! of the times and is patriotic ng you herewith a communication shops. This was characterized by the allotment! The first sum <>f der the guise of genuine editorials nr revolution came. Her railroads have but that they have a first class win­ received by me from Mr William J tiie men as an ellort to p l a c e negr o $ 10.0110 was tmi of all reason for a general news matter, such as ti-xtuul In be rebuilt, restocked und dnubie- dow dresser in charge of the window Lee. of tin- firm of Chase & Co., labor in the shops. T!ii-> w a s di-nie-l county tin* size of Seminole and one business write ups. descriptive news Jacksonville, Fla., in which in- in­ tracket! for thousands of miles. In decorating by the officials. Two days ago tintenth of this sum was more in pro­ stories, etc., which have for their v ite s'my attention to a certain news­ his great Galician drive ^ General machinists notified the management portion to the number of people. purpose the calling of attention to Baptist Church Sunday • paper article in which it was intim­ that unless the negro was discharged IlrussilolT fount! it impossible to Sanford and Seminole county ran life merits of something in which all Hear George Hyman speak nt the ated th a t the negroes of the south the men would strike today. .The maintain a great offensive over a always be depended upon to bear the undisclosed' advertiser is inter­ would not be conscripted, but, if single track road. He could not un­ Baptist c.hurch on Sunday. company rfused u n d ’ the men left their part of any expense but the de­ ested, and all such editorials or other drawn for army ^service would be the benches this forenoon. Morning, II o’clock, subject, load his cars and send the empties mand should not be beyond our matter should lie marked "advorsubstituted by the .whites. I do not back, but hud to topple ‘them over "F rom Accursed to Acquainted.t* reach for there are other demands tisetflent." Evening, 7:45 o’clock, subject, know th a t this.new spaper is nt all in the ditch and burn thery. Road­ being made upon us and will he * Lover's Quarrel. Whitelaw lleid once said in mi in", beds anti rolling stork are worn out. "T h e Most Dreadful Threatening in reliable. I trust' th a t it is not. made upon us before the war is over. terview : “Hallo, Fltzy! where did you get the Bibb-." "W hile it is my opinion that the get that block eye?" "Oh. It xvus only - U Herbert C .* Hoover says the war You wi be welcomed to these and' negro soldiers should be segregated " I believe it would he better for may Inst five years, and others in n lover's quarrel!" ’’Lover’s quarrel! From thin time forward The Her­ journalism if every newspaper u tte r­ all ot her services at the Baptist from th e whites and In no wise be Why, your girt didn't give you that, intimate contact with the situation ald will give more space for the pre­ ly refused, to permit any single line Temple. I intermingled in the sam e company did she?" "No. It xvus her other indorse his opinion. Facts support paredness of our county in ibis great of reading matter to he shaped by J nr regiment. I am firmly convinced lover. it. Our selective armies wjll not be war and much of the society and any advertising interest. Every­ called until September; not trained B o a rd o f T m ile jtimt a proportionate num ber of them social m atter will he curtailed. The thing an advertiser offers should be That'* the Idea. Mr G. C. C Ii amberlain is *l, p ' should be conscripted the same ns until next summer. They cannot be time has come for action 'und The charged for at so much a word and The mnn who wants to ninrry hap­ He came sent over until adequate transports right sort of member. the whites. Herald will do its hit by assisting fiut in the advertising columns. I pily should pick out a good mother are provided, und General Goethnls around today, said he was lea v in g these great movements-for the coun­ would like even to see the day when "I would very much appreciate nnd ninrry one of her daughters; any shortly for u to u r of New York try. Society has given way to real we could refuse to call attention to figures th at it will take eighteen state und wanted tw o hundred Sem ­ your giving this subject vour careful one will «lo. m o n th s to build -’1.600.000 tons of work und the iiewspuperf will follow ,any 'advertisement, under any cirships: Our full force cannot be ex­ inole county booklets to. distribute. suit in every part of Amerira, giv-1 rumstnnecs, believing t bat the udMr. Chamberlain will spend a month erted in Europe before 1919. ing the readers helpful hints nml I vertnAng column m ay In- made so or more on bis vacation and here's The outlook then ts that Britain hoping that, he persuades m any more, real assistance in this g r e u t. attractive und interesting th at they crisis. Realizing this the reading j wribld always call attention for will have to bear the brunt of the more like himself to come to S em ­ lighting in 1918 In 1919 we will be­ inole. public will follow hv demanding i n - • themselves. Estimates cheerfully Riven on all Mattery Repairs. Mring in gin to assume it.. In 1920 we should struct on instead of 'social items. your Battery for a free inspection anti -distilled water. "Courtesy is the Trojan Horse, Two very im portant Board of ----- 0 -----be reaching the height!) of our power, inside whieli the enemies of inde­ Trade committees were appointed ELECTRICAL WORK ON AUTOS A SPECIALTY with Russia coming buck, if all goes T H E "S Al NT KK E It-S" I D KA pendent journalism are conveyerL to well with the.- new' regime at Petro- Monday evening at the meeting of Sanford "Sauntcrer" opines that its citadel, A great actor has friends the board of governors and both " I t is niy honest opinion that the who would like the courtesy of u grad.* Not until then can we (uresc hqve work to do th a t with the as­ war was brought on and has been 'plensgnt notice’ for him. A great the end, and before-then there may sistance of the city council will prove L. A. RENAlJD, Proprietor J ntlifyed * l ‘> flourish because the musician h surrounded by fashion- be collapses that will put the whole valuable indeed to Sanford. Formerly Treadwell & Remind Elec. Co. Eaj»les Bldg, t world was becoming so wicked th at aide admirers, who ask th e courtesy hufden on Us and leave us fighting Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs, H enry G erm any’s might alone. . | of ‘something kind for the next eonWight nnd Mrs. J. W. Dicklns are It is going 4o cost us billiomr of the first Indies to form a committee cert.' A g re a t. lecturer wouljl like tlje courtesy of un 'editorial para­ dollars and, perhaps, millions of mem representing the Sanford Board of graph .calling attention to the lec­ We may suffer losses that will make Trade. The Board of Trade, howture, lest the advertisement lie over­ us stagger. The prospect would he looks only for the best and most pro­ looked.* Each of these seems in it­ unendurable were we uot fighting gressive and th a t's the reason why self a perfectly leVitimate thing to Ho for the thing that is most precious in these ladies have beij'n selected for ig n n f-P iT n n yet when the fortifications are once life, the r i g h t 'o f a people to he progressive work. On (the same com­ carried 'th e r e i* no stopping the masters of their own destinies and mittee are three gentlemen, Messrs. rabble of <;amp followers and scum not the slaves of a despot who will Hyman, Dutton and Hvnry-'-we've stop sit nothing to enforce his will. g o t.a guest coming as to who rules that drift on Iwhfnd. BITTP* Our liberties and the liberties of all the decision, "W hy should not this m atte r of free peoples are In our~)iandl. We When men like I*.. A. Sheldon of notices he reduced to a business must save them or they will he lost. Geneva and H. 1. Lyman of A lta­ basis, conducted rigidly on business The- peril is oil our doorstep, with monte Springs drive from their principle*? If-Jhe editor thinks the no one to ward it of! but ourselves. homes to Snnfnrd to nttend n board 'King of public interest nn its news Newark New;;. of governors meeting you may be nsj mei 's, let h im - say so; but let the sttrvd- of their progrcsslvcncs* nnd |: i nt erest ed have the decency pray for an Increase of their type. not ,u ttq to him to suggest it. If hb dot? ; ot think this, let thi> editori­ Next Friday .is th e Hoard of T ra d e al co urt is contain no Reference to issue of the Sanford Herald. If you i t . " - 1/ burg Commercial. know anything th a t will boost Sem ­ Many are doing1 so at considerable cost' ------0 ------ ---inole county maTDit to the secretary, <Continued From Page I* Snnfnrd Board of Trade, sign your or sacrifice to themselves. n c HT OH BE LICKED numc nnd we’ll use it with pleasure. li t i e -var is won. we have got to W e have joined the Federal Reserve week for the Red Cross nnd one of When you’ve done something to -.In it. | ‘ Banking System established by the Gov­ !f the Allies are saved from de- the most appealing windows was boost your town or county, you t}leep They pre used ip every line ernment to give greater financial stability that of the Hill Hardware Co. n lot b t'Upr at night nnd you get an - h i i we have got to do it. • of business by Salesmen, Of­ •P nnd strength to the member banks and we are going to escape being* where " th e sweet Red Gross r.urres appetite to do something more. If fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, demonstrated how the first, aid to you are a lukewarm, you form the protection to their depositors. You ..can ticked, we’ have got to lick Germ any Ministers, Students—by ev­ .1 lurselw s. It is our war.' It is going the wounded was given by practic­ habit of being n grouch nnd nobody give your support to this great Government eryone who must have a book 'o take <sl y ounce of our economic ing on the noy Scouts and this drew* likes you. If you "arc n knocker, you enterprise and also Obtain its protection that combines and military power; and there is no forth many praises. We opine that can expect nothing more than old for your money by becoming' one of our the Boy Scouts rather enjoyed this xatnn himself got — he was kicked time to be wasted. UTILITY, DURABILITY depositors. Tliese are the facts that stare us p a rt.o f the program nnd they were out of heaven for knocking his home AND A P P E A R A N C E . in the face. Who says so. War patched up in great style and their town (thanks t o 't h e Lakeland Tele­ Secretary Baker, Ambassador Ger­ imaginary wounds while looking dan­ gram for the Inst expression'. Sheets, can be obtained nnygerous were really made up to look Helping the Red Cross boosts your ard, Herbert C Hoover. Premier timerwilcd in eight styles. the part. town. Advertising your home town Borden of Canudu, General Retain Bound in best quality Flex­ Many other stores of the qjty JiringA more people in to help you of France, the military expert of the ible Black Levant Grain CowLondon Times, the editor of the were decoriited in Rod Cross em­ boost bigger the next time. Bide, with Black Linings. Th«i Sanford Board of Trade has London, Daily. Mailt General Per­ blems nnd with appeals to the pub­ shing, commander-of the first Amer­ lic for help in this.g rea t crusade. fi85 members.. Those men represent . Uncle Ham nnd Columbia the progressive citizens of Snnford ican contingent to go to France, the In the Red Cross window d 'splny'und Seminolo county, They belong common sense of every one who faces Rhone 148 Hanford, Florida the facts and reads the figures nnd campaign the window o ' the Dicklns to the Board n P T r a d ij but it is a Shoe Store a ttra c te d much atten- progressive organization whose .sole SANFORD, FLORIDA follows the military ccampaign*. i * . Habit is Stronger than Will THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ‘ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ► SANFORD; FLORIDA XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Batteries .Charged and . Repaired j Sanford Battery Service Company YOU ARE INTERESTED IN This is Ihe Time for Every Gtizea to Support the United States Government RING BOOKS! s V RED CROSS CAMPAIGN' SHOWS GREAT RESULTS TT K ® big rally la st night HERALD PRINTING CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK * *; ■ "- (9 i mk m : ’' ' " _*- iT ' L �%f ' TAGE FIVE position of manager of the DeSoto sonville. Two years ng<f he waa Hotel in th at d t y . married to Misa Flora Pearson of ITallLJind came to DoM.uirk ^hree Having installed a first class vul­ weeks ago and bought land and in Little Happenings— Mention canizing plant a t Geneva ran take tended building a home here. The funeral services were held at orders for all repair work. Tires left of M atters in B r i e f Pnlntka Heights on Monday morning with Geneva buss will be returned Personal Item s oT promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed. and the body was shipped to Twi Interest Lakes- near Snnford for interment. I,. M. Itheimler, R i-tfr ' Genevn The deceased is survived by hi* wife 11 Summary of the Floating Small \ | and baby, futher, mother, brother ]! Talks Succinctly Arranged for • and sisters.To The Public Hurried Herald Readers ,■ hereby given that I am More Sanford Hoy* Knlf-t 1 j!»»♦♦> ♦ ■ •••••»♦•••> ♦»♦♦ »« • d the property interests The following letfer from W. B. L. DeForest. Thro. Codrihgton of DeLand wtU Srhlcrcth, recruiting officer at Ocala 1H. C. DuBose, Agent. in the city today with Volusia’s big will he interesting; 86-5tp truck that Is* used on the road work James F. Purvis and Wallace B. of that county. I.ipford of your city were sent to At­ Until further notice Munson's pool . Old you know that you cfcn get a lanta. Ga., June 20. I it 17 for th will be open every a tternoon at 1! 1’. S. N avy. Ocala Navy Itecrulting china cabinet, bookcase, rattan o'clock except Tuesdays and Fridays. lounge arid other furniture for huif Office is youF*nearest recruiting of­ 72-lf fice, so please give all publicity you price at HOG Myrtle avenue? can. If impossible for men to call Mr*. J. W. Diekins has returned Must lie sold in ten days. SG-tf at this office they can sec their post­ from a delightful trip, to Jackson­ master nr they ran rail on post­ ville and Lawtey and other ^points master W. C. .McLean at Orlando where she was engaged in work per­ and I will come down and get them taining to the Federation of Wom­ at Orlando, Fla an s Clubs .of which nrganizatinn (Continued from Page ff) • Mrs.--Dirkiita is the recordirig secre­ . ftVd I'foix I'hty • Among the delightful entertaininents.of last week the three one act plays given under the auspices of the Bed Cross ASKpcIatidri on Friday hits been thereoscd evening, directed l»y Mr. Edouard N E W ROAD' T O BEACH D'Oize a n d 'M r s . Gretchen Seluiltz liotishnldcr were particulayrly fine Highway Direct In Reach at Coro­ nado Is Nn*C Completed The ju»w hard surfaced road from litis city to the St. Johns river,^giv­ ing a direct connection from the Athinlir .H eadt'lo the interior of tIn­ state is now practically cnmidctcd anti the people of the interior, who have long wished fur a good mad to «nn and Mr. and Mrs Hrumtey and tie bi;i'h am now fnrt■ li••<l «iib .i children are visiting home folks m -I'lcndid highway, leading straight North Carolina. front the end of the brick mud >n Seminole count) t*> New Smyrna Ayers' New Daytona Beach Hotel, and tiie Atlantic Ocean *t CoroDaytona Beach. Fla.—Special sum ­ t tiiulo. mer rates now' in effoqt. Week end t * The linal stretches of this highway parties soli cited. Danye every S at­ . farm a p art of the contract which urday night. W:. F. A E. K. Ayres, ,, was recently thrown*up by Hamilton managers and owners. 8 f-tf I mid the Atlantic Ocean at CoroThe many friends of Irving EstM natlo. ridv urc gtuii to see iurii Itiick ill 1 I In* linal strelriie- 111 1111- tllgliw.i) Sanford after several years absence biftn a part of tin* iniitrui't which in the Carolina* where he was en­ was recently thrown up h> llaniiltuii gaged in raising vegetables. Irving .lolitisou, but the count) cnmliiissay* there is no place likf- Sanford sltmcrs at their recent meeting tmidr and he ha* rented a farm near Cam­ u new contract fur the completion of eron City for the season. the mud with Akerman A: Ellis uml Boy Mason has returned from a p tin* finishing touches are being put triji to points in Georgia and will be t, on the road this week, with 'the Sanford Steam Laundry, t The lust part of the mud to lie where the many putron* are glad to | hard surfaced is a stretch just west see him again. of the city near the junction with Kub-My-Tism — Antiseptic, Ano­ ,1 the mad to Glencoe. The shell surdyne Kills pain, mops putrefac­ s facing is being placed there this-week tion. Jjli-ff fit ,1 and the entire road to the St Johns river will In- in excellent condition by Tick Harvey, the genial representthe lilt of July, wiicn many people a’tV' of the Southern Clay C o, is ^ from Seminole, Orange and other in the city luoking aflc r'th c intcrestfc' , counties will come-to New Smyrna of hi* linn. to help us celebrate the national hol­ F B. Curry, state agent for the iday Bel inee Insurance Co i* in die city b-r a few day* visiting bis many The new route gives the must diIfu’tids and making a few rounds rect route from Sanford to the Atwith’ Geo. D. Hurt, the local agent lantic possible and tile people of that of ’ ilie company. Mr Curry is the ,. city. Orlando and other interior eipoyular president of the C. E. Soci-. ! ties anti towns will greatly appreciety of Florida and lias a host of ■1ate this avertin' for a ipnck and,easy friends here who are ylwu)'* glad to trip to and from the licaeh during r the summer months j, The opening of the new road vs ill N tiGfi will cure Malaria or Bil, give now lifi* to Coronado, as much ioti* Fever. It kills the germs. of the summer beach business lias •SG-;J5t . gone to other points because of the Dili re stationery and office supn lack of a good highway leading di* pin- of all kinds at THe Herald of., red t»* tiie beach. —New Smyrna Inc fuff line of louse leaf and ull kinds of ledgers. Harry T . Driver has resigned as u'-istant manager of the Hillsboro ll'.ti l at T a m p a anti nreepted 'th e tary. .„ Woodland Park is the only place with amusements and taken proper care of. Open Sunduys only. Leas­ ed privately on week tLiys. Large dean pool, hot water jets, shower, toboggans. Picnic convehlences. 69-tf • • Fred Horner has gone to New York to bun his wife and child, who 'have been spending several weeks with relatives. No. CG6 will cure Chills and Gever. It is th e most speedy rem­ edy we_knaw---------:_______ ats.aat Mr. and Mrs. C. Il/y e r liell and _ I t is earnestly dcsirejl that every of a tuning fork 1.4 four times the member will be specially active dur length of the 1n>i whkh^la refonant i.ng the summer y —« emlluns make It difficult to measure Clio wave length by it rule, and the wave meter gives a inoro correct result than cap be found by measuring the length Fcnole Ih Sold in Your Town by Geo.H.Fernald Hardware Co Hill Hardware Co. 1 tur 7;c j, 1 1 .2* <;al. *:j)o SI-K.VVKH irammnnl X0r Nt’HAYKIt (avlamatlo ll.-tO manufacture: Fcnole Slock and "uhry Spray. Kreolis Disinfectant, cnole Powder Disinfectant. Floor Ml*' « edar oil Polish. Liquid Soap, Agenls for t '"n‘•'ping r " 'Compound. GiHjiuumi* /Inin*® loll' l Paper, Paper Towels. Drinking np*. Elc. • Ask for samples nnd prices.. Fenole Chemical Co Tampa, Florida . T h r o u g h C u i t o m t r ' i Glass**. BED t BOSS ANNOUNCEMENT Rummage Sale A rummage sale fur the benefit of the Seminole branch A. It. (’„ will be held t'omorrow (Saturday) _night. All are invited to contribute a r­ ticles for sale and everyone is in­ vited to attend. Contributions may be sent to Mrs. A. D. Key for the sale nr she will collect if notified by Seminole tied Cross— branrtr wishes to thunk the merchants who so generously contributed to the success of the fish fry at’ Woodland Park Thursday last, and also the committees who so earnestly worked for and- upon this urn-inn lliley M. Fletcher Berry Reporter Seminole Branch . Chap. A. B. (*.* * TJd- i* one of the Insect* Ihut made *»'• use of Window and Door irtc flll papular. Fortunately for the moa•laifo and unfortunately for the owner "t the hotise— screen* do not prevent "f destroy Inserts. Screens hinder hut mosijultoes will manage to get in and once in your Imine they- try to •cum on cVety piece of human flesh in sight. The trouble does not end "^njjheir boring holes in your skin and ffi'Nlt. raising well* bn your face **'d hands; they nrc well known car­ rier* of disease germs and should be u* vtroyed “Use ----FENOI.E. tlis; uJrk'‘ house and bath, etc., city water over the place. a|so easy to lake water, ^irj! ir r - f i 'm i 'd -rrm m tnnrr— a rare chance for the right man. Write or see O. V. Zangen. 10G’ Court Si!, Orlando, Fla. NK-.'ite ‘Scrawny Calves What makes a calf scrawny its feed? Germs parasites in intestines. Why not free thei this trouble? If you wilt give • Ilow iimrli*ev|**rtelieo have you bail lieliloil the c o u n t e r uhIii i I no electric shop Dmlinger of u votllig uinli who had Just iipplierl for a Joi> u- a retail elerk. in i nun ».r | hr f ,; unl) Juijgr, Sr ml rtf* r C «tMnl>. .S|ilr of l li.fhla “Nuijlf," admitted the applicant, “hut In ff K*iiir of I've hail a lieu|i of e\|>erlemt* ns a cus­ J o m r « l u n r r W illia m # tomer." T° l-'fst**** T t p i f l h u t e r - a n d sl l l . r . i m . h a r t n t Claim s „ r H n m a n d i Tlio ability to put on the customer’s axalnM »ald K.UU*: glasses anil see window*, cases and t ou, anil rafh of‘you, Sfr tinrhy nnllM and dnprice* from the buy lug side of the coun­ and rniulrrd In |ir*si-nl any ftianna vhlrh ‘you* of t-uhrf of ynu, fniy ter is tut asset that cannot be too highly against tho eslilf of Jutnr* lliilcr Wfl* *Ii reaaeij, inir* of raunty rallied. Every electrk* store salesman I* also a |myer. Ib‘ must purchase clothing, neckties aud sin*-*. The eleetrical iiian who can remember how olher salesmen and cletk* showed him llieir merchandise in a way that Invited his interest ami encouraged him !■» buy In i'atiH of Ihr I •»unl» Jwifgi Meifilnalf r«ittnl). Nfalr »f llnil.U and wlioeuti apply Itieso mellnsl* In hi* III lc Ilf Iair iif own everydli.v selling Is the man tvlio K a t r l l a II W g i r n i n , «frrr»ae<| will-eontribnlc to the building'of n m ’t+4HttT9r~ l j r r » t r r * ; anti ail lVra«fn< h a v i n g t 'l a i n i * c r D n m a n r l a clientele of satisfied patron* for his ■f«ln *l Mill Katair: ^ ail* a ml >it*h «if y m j. aim hrr*Iiy nutlflnrf store. 1‘leciWeul Merchandising.' aritj fn i*fr»rni any elmran* ami tirni*inl* » h i r h >«iu or either *•f > »u may h » v * • fainaf l|i- r-tati- of Fwtclfa II Warrnnn. i|rF r a g r a n t Wild Flower*. latr of Srminnlr rmjnt). Kiori.la, |t» Benders t>f the American Botanist rra»r«l, Ihr uii(|ff«l(nrt| Ad miniat Tatar of aAlti rghave btftu trying to divide which Is the*moil-fragrant American wfliFTlow er, and their opinions on the subject exhibit remarkable diversity. In New F.uglaud the majority give tlrst choice In I n u l l « f I a u n t) J m l ,. F lo rid a to the pi|ik a/.ulia. with tin- white wa­ I r» f *- K s of la lr nf • ter Illy second. There are many votes Jr-*- Ul«*n \1ofMMifl ti 1 irf |* hrfr|»y [g i \ r* 1 for lire trailing arbutus; tail, ns the r n n r r f n . (h a t n r i h r S lt|# ih editor suggests. Its fragrance I* doubt­ y i» . f i i : . i * h « u r. less overestimated owing to tint fact K F- |{i>M«hollfrt ii|t|*. J ■*i * of |*ri»fii t Hint It is the earliest fragrant wild AdmirtUiminr »* h* • t. (lower of spring oilier candidates for M a f f lM H i d r -*■a*#*<!* m id I l f r t r J tt i l l ( r r * n r ?,» n the tlrst place are the partridge hertry. ■aI*i-1tuiiii i« | 11hi c •at *• lof which Jolm Bill roughs *u) *, “ In n warm moist nimnsplierv tile <slor Is ill nii»t .ns, s|iottcd -H ong » e l| o w w ln l i 'C g l e cu m ol Jessam ine, som e of Hi, m iu iio lia - TIkPooi - \p Found in All Parts. The night-liiido faiml) Sidaiuteene, l* a specie*, distributed over all j>arl* Presbyterian Sunday Srhoul uf tiie earth and of tlrst rank among Next Sunday will be Memory Day plants In it* value to man. The panic on John in the Sunday School. grnsses. or genus luinlcutn, are by fur This being the last day we spend ilie*mo-1 iitimi'ii'U , miMiit fftsi to ion -1 l i d ' l l' tile till*pel nf lohn We ■sou VsAST A f -*020 REST ( j GET IN.TO j f y i'-cssfoaiAOu: eio6.fr i j-j will have a rontest in ntemor.v on the 1 oo Much. (,o*|nl line or two lliteri’-l Uig liict"I thought \ oi| were going to sell as Ike must widel) known sectiini* ought to.he revealed ill this meeting, that Ilian lilt etic.velopedla. tie *eetne«l A tn*w feature occupies the closing Interested." “lie wa* too rotirh Intercsied. I couldn't -pare the time to exercises of this n liool every Suncomplete the sab-.". "How’s ilu itT ' “ lie wauU'tl tin to tell him wind was hi ft." I'renbv lerian Churrh A I'ongregatinnal meeting of the I're.-I.v teriiin church t- culled for next Sunday .immediately after the (Too l.ate to Classify) tnornink preactiing service, for the purpose of electing mi .iddit ioniil For Sale \ Pihl geni-ralor in jiereider Every member of the church fei t coridltloll, for Acetyl) pe gu-. is rei|ucst«'d In lie pri'si'tit at J his several gir» . chiiinb'hi'r.s i I., p or c h meet ill If Itgfit mid several bracket lamps, a The psator will preach at 11 a in. gas (dale, f stand lump Ail will he and 7:ff0 p n»sold for $1111.00. S. M. Morse, ttruhge t'itv, Flu Wanted Box Hk» ;V gonri Iflli'ker HS-’J lc for f» acres nf high cullivated muck, land in Orlando, conveniently located, wit Inii la inintiles walking ilislanee front center of city. New 6 room When you are ready In put your -Imuts on feed, begin with the It A Thomas Hog Medicine t ’se regu­ larly anil watch, your slumtn round out into fat hog* in nine months Imgs going well over 2(10 pound* and as high us 24t> pounds. Figure (he average feeding and you will set? why.the B.'A. Thomas medicine is a good Investment, Try feeding out your bog* on this plan and if you are not more than pleased, we will refund the cost of the"medicine. L. Allen Seed t '«». The Mao Who Direr In Weary Feet to this Shoe Shop is a Public Benefactor" MttST of tin* ills that bsU arc due t o their p a s t ' and present condition of servitude. Take them out of bondage Bring them t o this store, tit them with a pair of smart. pro|«crly I'lmsirucled shoes mid they wifi stroll out into the land of Promise. Promise us you’ll call. Y o u w i l l ? Tluink you. s tille r li. 11. FETEIiS Hinds, Shoe* anil Slippers 01 EAST FIRST STREET Every one who has any sort of a yard can raise enough vegetables for his own table. A vegetable garden does n o t have*to be a “Truck Farm". Take part of your, yard and lay off a garden of ratfishes, lettuce, carrots, peas anti, beans in straight rows. It takes less room and looks better. Death of J. W. Kersey J. W. Kersey died at his home in Bostwick, Juno 17th. Funeral ser­ vices were held at that place and in­ terment in private cemetery at Twin Lakes Monday, June 18th, 101-7. The following in the T.-U. ex­ plains the sad accident which >aused his death: Bostwick, Juno 29.—Jesse W. Ker-t soy died ho>e Sunday from burn* caused by a gasoline explosion at the hohie of E. H. Conway on Saturday night. -Mr, Kersriy was filling his car with gasoline a t the time,, the ex­ plosion being started by a lantern, which hud been placed on the front seat. Mr. Kersey wns pthe son of Mr. and Mr*. William T . Kersey of Wal­ ler, Clay county. He was born Oc­ tober 21, 1889, and 'graduated from Draughon's Business College in Jack- Orlando Wants Marlowe The Orlando Board, of Trade to­ day took bi'tion to Jill-’ its (irutrat with the ruilrund eomthisaion again* the proposed increase of fifteen |»er cent In rates. Arlinn was'faken to join the San­ ford Hoard of Trade in sending its secretary, D. C. Marlowe to Talla­ hassee, to appear before the com­ mission’ in person in protest against the proposed increase. Mr. Marlowe recently represented the commercial bodies of this section, and of the state of Florida, before the Inter­ state Commerce Commission in the L e n g t h o f Wirelats Waves. In urtUles on wireless telegraphy Micli expressions n* 2U0. meter w-nve lengths, (KK> meter ware lengths, Rkono Methodist Churrh meter wave lengths are constantly Sunday School session, 9:ff0. used. In reply to a correspondent who Morning sermon. 11:00. xnk* how- the length of the waves Is A ten minutes meeting of the measured tin* Beletilllle American gives church.at the conclusion of the wor­ Bio following simple •exploitation: “Tbo length of un electric wave 1* ship. determined by n wave meter. The nat­ Intermediate League, G:15. ural wave length uf nil aerial Is four Senior League, 7:00. • Everting worship and sermon. 7:15’. times It* linear Ipngth, Just us the wave length of u note of a closed organ ■Special program for the midweek pipe I* four times' Bin length of the service Wednesday evening, 7:15. ] pipe, and Hip wave length uf the note next week. It will pay you in the end to get the best seed Msu include a few tomato plants and a feu L'abbage plants. Work in your vegetable garden as you use to work, in the rose garden. The profits will more than pay you for the labor. We Pay I per cent Interest on Savings Deposits Seminole County Bank “ The 'Home] institution”. FORREST LAKE. President A. B. KEY, Vice-President and Cashier J G. W. SPENCER, 2nd Vice-President �■V------- C. W. Ward cited the fact that building good roads moini much to state development, but - in these times It has assumed a national lm portance.. - ---------------— Messrs. Stanford and Lee strongly Repeat from * until the toe la re­ urged ill possible hssto in this mat­ duced to 24 stitches. ' ter, as other cities were eager i„ Divide the instep and foot stitches grasp Kissimmee’s opportunity * equally on to 2 needles. Commissioner E. D. L. Overstreet Turn the sock inside out and cast represented the board when he as­ sured tho citizens that no time would off the two needles together. bo lost in fulfilling the pledges to the Ruth Rich,' people In regard to this road. Director Branches and Auk,, 291 West Duval Street, Variable Titles. Jacksonville, Fla. On the West Australian const the tides are so variable that It Is uot aq Osceola Votes Bonds uncommon sight to see vessels high Kissimmee, June 18.—The county nnd d r / nt their piers. In the Bay 0f commissioners met in specie) session Fundy the spring tides reach n height Monday to canvass the return* of of 00 or 70 feet. the 1100,000 bond election held Sat­ urday, which was being voted to Jtual Result * provide the "missing link" in the "So they s . j going l<* probe the situ, Central Florida highway through the ntlon. What will happen then?"* state, a twelve mile- stretch from "Then you’ll know ior certain them Kissimmee to thp Polk county lino. Is nothing to be i’*mo nhnht It." HOME GUARDS OF TAMPA COUNTY HAPPENINGS (By Con. O. Lee, in Tampa Times) m OFTNTERESTING IT E M S^ltO M COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY -EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD WEKIWA ITEMS Rev. W. J. Bartlett filled hie usual appointment here Sunday, IOth. Wo were aorry to learn he ia in poor health. Monday night after a great deal of ruatllftg about some of Wekiwa’ri I boys turned up at the Holiday home­ stead with two niew-fat hens for chicken pileau and although it was \ t o o late to cook the chickens the crowd enjoyed games and sand­ wiches and something out of the water bucket th a t would have been lemonade if it had had lemons, sugar and Ice in it. Before tho‘ guests de­ parted it was decided that a t . tho next pileau the chickens would not be left under a tub. ted, knit to the laat three ititchea, lfnit 2 together, knit l*t on the third needle, knit 1, slip 1, knit 1, paaa the slipped stitch over the knitted tin d , needle. nTT'one round plain. Mrs. Param ore of Valdosta, Ga.. is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Estridge. Mm. Paramore will be remembered as Miss Ola Eslrldge, * Mr. and Mm. C. Boyce Bell and son, Wallace, and Mr. and Mm. L. A. Brumley and aons, Willie’ and John left- in their cam Tuesday m orning for Charlotte, N. C., for a visit w ith home folks. Some one has asked ua in the course of talking Home Guard a~hop, “ How can So and So stand with his heels together in the position of the soldier or attention?" We don’t know how such a thing would be possible. The gentleman in question is a booster from his trilbies to his onion—except his knees, which Insist on knocking. B u t yesterday jve bought a copy of th e Home Guard Manual which says on page 17: “ Hccla on the same line and aa n e a r each other aa the conformation of the man permits" so anyone whose I egs look like Madam X or a pair of ice tongs should worry! We are not going to play short atop if called on to fight, and it is headwork and heartwork that will count more than limb symmetry. R uth St. Denis might not pick out some of ua for first row choristrm in her in te rp re ta ­ tion of Raineses, the cigarette fiend of Egypt* but she might be glad e nbbgh to have us escort her to and from AheJ Coliseum or the Tam pa AcadonW(M>f Music if the Frit lies were on‘thP| warpath in Florida! Old Lincoln w hen asked how high a sol­ dier should be replied: " J u s t so tall that when he stands up both feet touch the solid earth!" belt in two inches more and the top butt'ona of coat and shirt will havk to be removed to make more room or else we will have to buy another coat and shirt. We are thankful to say th a t our h a t still fits and our feet still touch the ground. Wonder how this Home Guard movement hits the hyphenates? Public opinion^* a wonderful thing In this country. About a year ago I n ‘Old Chi there were parades for Teddy and parades for Hughes and some for Wilson in St. Louis and then we locked horns in what some pcoplo thought mount the Civil war come to life again and multiplied by ten. But our battle In November was "one of ballots, not of bullet*1’ and we have saved the latter to back up^ the man whom the majority chose as their president. Reminds us for all the world of the college football games,. Eleven huskies, the pick of one college battle for two hours or there­ abouts with eleven Sandows, cream of a rival institution of learning, using brain, brawn, strategy, and when necessary even profanity and abuse of the officials, but w h e n the game ia over, before the referee’s final whistle is*silent, the defented team gathers in a circle and gives three "cheers for their successful op­ ponents and the latter return the compliment for their (jefeated an­ tagonists, We somply choose up sides-every four years for President and the man elected is boss and tha ends- it,--------.--------—. ------ ———-----One brave youth who didn't have to register asked us why we went into the Home Guard remarking tiiat we might tie called on to bear arms yet. \Vt* told him. we could think of many worse things happening to us, and w hen he asked for an illustration our reply wits that if nnyone could IructhfuUy nay we were a coward it would be the worst thing we could imagine at the moment. Irving Estridge has returned hero after an absence of 5 yearn and will become a resident again, having r r n ’.ed th e T. H. Johnson farm at N ^ore’s Station. Mm. Estridge ia in Oxford on a visit to her home folks and will arrive here soon. Mr. and Mm. Harry Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Fillman are daughter, Bessie of Lake Helen were rejoicing over the birth of a baby Sunday guests a t the Ellsworth boy on June 9th. The new soldier home, W.Id wood Nook. » / was given the worthy name of Mr. and Mm. J. F. McClelland, Robert E. Lee. ’ Miss Edith and the three little E. A. and A. M. Rush were agree­ people left in their Ford Thursday ably surprised Friday evening, when morning for a m o n th ’s visit and trip their mother,. Mrs. H. A. Rush of to Okeechobe<* City and other points. Lakeland stepped off the train for Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Duke, their \ an extended visit. young people and sister, Mins Duke Tuesday afternoon Miss Frances Holiday shot a large rattlesnake are leaving in their car S a tu rd u / 'or Particularly would we call alien-: near the drain rartul, half n mile th e ir old home in Georgia and aouth of the Wekiwa Post Office. It forty neighbors gave them a fare­ tion to the Indies of Tam pa and evening, vicinity to the good work we are. do­ measured 6 feet 9 inches in length well party W ednrsduy bringing refreshments to serve. A ing and ask them to encourage us. and 19 inches in circumferemce. delightful evening w s spt n t in vis­ To the credit of so/ttc few wives, Saturday evening the young people 'decided it was time to^rook the iting. The P t ik:M h t v • made many sweethearts and daughters (maybe, thickens which had been so carefully friends here during tli. ir year . «*f they were grandchildren for that saved from Monday’s pileau so get­ residence and all wish them success m atter) be it said that they have come out to look ut us on previous ting u big wagon and team they ail and happiness. 'Hie celery delta is one vast corn drill nights and we think that they climbed aboard and went oil through the woods to Mrs. Grif- field and well named the corn boll weren’t sorry for what they learned. fln's. On tJii-ir arrival two of the uf Florida. The corn belt people of if we shall ever be .called on to do boys made short work of the chick­ the north would be green with envy anything in the Line of defensive ens and Mrs. Gridin soon bud them if they saw our corn fields standing work we wnnt to know how to do it. cuoking. She took charge o f 't h e on an average of fourteen feet tall It isn’t a thing we cun cram in short rooking und every one did ample and cath stalk bearing its load of order and there may nt th a t be sonic justice to her delicious supper. Iced ears, with Its beautiful green leaves. recruited from our ranks for duty In lemonade was served throughout the the officers’ reserve corps. Some O f Not only the Horne Guard entliuevening and was unite refreshing niEntertaining the Carpenter. us eoitld qualify on age anvlmw ami such warm weal her Ifi-a fi'P II Ih t illlt.l In rllliTlnlli n perhaps on tactics also before much siaHtn, hoi ihi* sale <*f Liberty bonds will prove that there are quite a few limit who limt been enlleil In to «to suin'* longer. real Americans yet. An over sub­ c a r p e n te r work, mid begun by a sk in g If EAST SANFORD , This business of "Letting George script iou of about fill pel- cent dem­ be had n pupil iiihI u nitimmn. l i e mi* II. *G. Dietrich is ’in Richmond, swcrvil’ b.v ye**! T h e n she a sk e d if he Do I t" may be all right if there are onstrates the confidence the AmerVa., this week and was in Miami bail a n y brut liens o r any siste rs, lie enough Georges to go around, but iial, ,)t.0p|« have in their country last week on business for the Vir­ replied by sa y in g be had t h r e e half* if be should be drafted it is pretty nnd its resources. ginia Carolina Co. liroilicnO ind Mi n e lialf.sisters. A fter good dope to h-nra bis lines so as to Personally this should make us F. F. Dorncr bus gone to New looking at him fo r it moment ln te u t|y a rt as bis understudy if the oppor­ feel glad. York city to join his wife and little sli<* said.: "He you tin* oply w hole one tunity arises. It should show th at there i-< still t li*-i • sdn. You i-fui sei tbe-iiilference in some J enough money in t h e ,country to get of us already. \V<* have to take our, us our uniforms. IA m The bonds were found to have carried bjr u vote of 188 to 23. A number -of -prominent citixens,-among whom were H. C. Stanford, J. M. Lee, C: W. Ward, 85. Bass, H. E. Swabey, Milton Pledger and J. E. Lupfcr, appeared before the hoard, asking th a t work be commenced on this much needed improvement at the earliest possible date, us De­ cember 15 is the limit for th*» coni'(fiction of th e road in order to keep tho pledge with the highway associa­ tion. No Ponbt of I t . . Whtn jt_ h a c h d m -.ilufi*tre*« -that he Is wedded to bit* protv.- lon It’s dough, nuts to fudge the right u-omnn can make him commit Hc-*mv. ’ * Beating Nature. Nnture requires about six weeks to make a leaf; but a good Imitation1 enn be made In n few seconds. By using n clump of lilgenl our’construc­ tion, with bronze and plaster molds, n naturalist can make artificial fottago of any description. We Have the Necessaries ■ The Geo. H. Fernald H ardw are Co. WE ALWAYS HAVE THE BEST AT LOWEST PRICES IThhTI |£H jj FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— DIRECTIONS FOR KNITTING Liability Insurance against Accident, the person anti Properly, is a necessity. You must have it eventually.......................................... Come and see CONNELLY Rules Fur Red Cross Workers in Making Necessary Articles To All Branches and Auxiliaries: I n response I o frequent YeqHeals for information regarding articles which may he knitted for the Amer­ ican Hi d Cross, In-low is given a -list with directions, and it is suggested tiiat you request newspapers in your community to publish this bulletin th at all knitters may supply them­ selves with directions. Knitted, Wipes or Sponges (Substitutes for gauze' sponges). (30 dozen or less.) Direction* for knitting,* etc.: Dexter knitting rotton, No 8. three ply. * . -U & K knitting cotton No. 10, th r* ply Or equivalent: - i rj finSfl Q==ll m y ROCKINCHAIR UNDERWEAR j W hy is it Called R ockinchair? =7 The answer is easily found by wearing a suit. Rockinchair Union Suits toll their own .story of ca.se and comfort better than p rin te rs ink can do it. With all their fitfjjorioriiy they cost no more. $1 to $1.50 per Suit. SbtHs and Drawers 50c Per Garment and Up. Rockinchair Souvenirs to the Children*. I’ See Window Display r I B . L. THE HABADASHER sjiiysyiiuiMi! 11 mguimsinuai Knitting needles No. 5. Anthef or equivalent. f ’ust* on 35 stitclu-s. Knit two ribs on one side apd ohc rib on other (over and back is one rib). Knit otP' stitch, put the thread around the needle, knit next stitrh and repeat to end of row. .Knit the knitted ptilch, drop the thread around the needle nnd repeat to end of row and repent hist ruc­ tions Until you have ten of the dou­ ble rows and nine of the single larger mesh row$ uipl finish. (One dtisen cur^h *p«Aago./, • * Wash ( hull- *()4) di sen) " Size— 10 inches square. Material Knit or crocheted from cotton yarn, or made from old Turkish' toweling, heavy towels or counterpanes. Directions for knit­ ting, 8 or 10 three ply knitting cot­ ton piay b e used; 01 stitches, No. 4 needles, kniKahout 10 inches square. Knitted Bed Sorks Materials required:. Worsted knit­ ting yarn, y hank. I pair bone knitting needles No. 4. Cust on Ct) stitches. Knit 2 Stitches, purl 2 stitches all across row. Repeat for 17 inchus -long. Then knit 1 row, purl 1 row, knit 1 row, plrl I row. Knit 1 row narrow (by knitting 2 stitches together) every 5th stitch. Purl 1 row, knit 1 row. Purl 1 row. K nk 1 row, nar­ row every 4 stitch. Purl 1 row, knit one roW, purl 1 row. Knit I row, narrow every 3rd stitch. Purl 1 row. Knit J row, narrow every i Fur! I, row. Knit 1 row. N a r r o w e v e r y s e e n nil stitch. Then bind olf and sew up with worst'd* Sorks Materials required: Six oz. 3 ply yarn. Four No. 11 knitting needles. A Cast on 00 stitches, 20 stitches on each of three needles. Work in rih of knit 2 and purl 2, for 32 rounds. Work II inches in plain knitting with no shaping. TAMPA’S BEST 2nd stitch. B A Y V IE W H O T E L THE HOTEL FOR OUR HOME PEOPLE FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION— EFFICIENT SERVICE MODERN EQUIPM ENT— MODERATE, RATES C. //. J E W E T T , Manager For heel put 30 stitches- on the* first needle, then equally divide the' remaining stitches (required for the instep) on the second und third needles both uf which should lie, left until the heel is finished. o ATLANTIC COAST *LINE ! STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH On the 30 stitches knit, alternate­ ly plain und purl, 30 rorfs, always slipping the first glitch. - To turn Hie heel, knit 18, slip I, knit 1, pass Nn. 80 N», 82 . No. 86 the slipped stitch over the knitted, 8:10 p. m. Lv Jacksonville. 9:10 a. m, 12:01 p. m. turn, purl 8, purl 2 together, turn, £ 12:35 a. m*, Ar Savannah....... 1:15 p.m. 1fill p. m. Knit 9, slip I, knit 1, pass the slipped ; % 8:16 p. m. 8:45 a. m. Ar Charleston...... 6:35 p, m. stitch over the knitted, turn, purl 8, J 7:45 p. m. Ar Richmond ...... 5:05 a. m. 7:35 a. m. Ar Washington 8:10 a. in, 11:50 p. m. 10:55 n.*m. p u r l.2 together, turn, knit 8, slip l , j * I ;10 a. m. 12:10 p. m. Ar Baltimore ....10:(H a. nt. knit I, I. puss till** thi» slitihff! stitch over. nvitr t the slipped 3:30 a. m. Ar W. PhU’phla 12:24 p. m. 2.27' p. m. Continue working in this manner 5:51) n. m* Ar New York—.. 2:40 p. m. 4:35 p. m. ____ ____ ,_ t* . Dialsc cat" on until all the stitches are worked in, Ml-'Irrl rquipmral, Hrrlilr fan*, light*. I’ul'man draulnf loom olwprra. t*«urf-nfrr» m ar • « o i ub UI I a. train* SJ. and M. tlrifrti on Ml In Savannah. leaving the !• stitches on the needle I t w rrrllnmK r h i lr rc a r h r * . For Information or Reservation Phone or Write under 'the heel, knit the 2 center x. A T LA N TIC COAST LIN E stitches together. ’ 138 W. Bay St„ Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, Fla. F o r Ore instep, follow on'witlr’ PhjMw 17( " - - •Phone 132 first needle, ami knit up 13 stitches on the side of the heel;-knit on to tho second needle the 30 stitches which are left for the instep when commencing the heel; then, with third needle, knit up 15 stitches pn the other side of the heel while a d d ­ ing 4 from the first neodl?. 3 DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND NEW YORK Sanford Vulcanizing Works * •in' E. W. DICKSON PHONE 07 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. AUTO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED * Knit 2 rounds plain, then begin the dec Teasings,-. knit the 3rd -ami 4th stitches together from tho end of the 1st needle, und, on the third needle, knit 2 , - slip i, knit 1, pass the sliped stitch over the knitted. Do this in every third round until there are 15 stitches <$i each of the first and third needles. Knit with­ out shaping until the work measures 7 inches from the heel.. . For th e ' too,* knit to the last three stitches on - t h e first needle, knit 2 together, knit 1; on ’the in­ step needle, knit * 1. slip 1, knit 1, pass the slipped stitch over the knit- COMPLETE N E W O U T F I T Wc are now prepared to do more and better work * than heretofore ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED FREE AIR SERVICE ' . i . ._ r.- ■*i— > \ ' - .. . . ... *j •r. ! - i » �T H E SANFORD HERALD A RESUME OF- SANROfDi h a ppen in g s uptcI d a te AND EVENTS Wright—Johns Nuptial* \ wedding of great beauty nnd so­ cial interest was solemnized on-W ed­ nesday evening a t 8 o’clock at the home of the Ijrjde'ti uncle and aunt, i * Dr. and Mr*. R. E. Ware, when Miw Blanche Johns and Mr. Mahlon Wright of Sanford, Fla., were cove­ nanted In marriage In the presence of a large concourse of friends and relative*. In the spacious Ware home on this linppy occasion, the ef­ fect was one of perfection of, timing[ ment and elegance. The bridal colors were pink and green as em­ phasized in the gowning of the muida and in the lovely Moral' decorations. White nnd green, however, formed the color note for the bridal room. Before an altar of handsome ferns, arranged fn pyram id form,' showing the work of n skilled artist, and whife pedestals twined with ivy, upon which rested silver rntilcdral candelahras with lighted tapers, the whole outlining the half circle for the bridalj i a r t y , ‘ the vows were spoken, Rev. Ur. W. It. Ware qf Statesville, a brother of Dr. It. E. Ware’s per­ formed the ceremony. The gift room in which many handsome presents were on display was also In white,' w)iil£ in the dining room pink was beautifully in evidence. ill lo t tki. Is "SotHI, t’Kosa Mn. B. A, T..H..S, p|»u No. MJ aiundy of th h city, with Mr. J, It. Wild mu a <»f Chase City, Vu. Miss Mumlay wore a handsome creation of funk satin with silver lace trimmings, carrying sweet |ieas. Master Baxter Childs, the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Childs of Wadesboro as ring hearer, handsome* in a white suit, preceded the bride, carry­ ing the ring hidden in a pure white PAGE THREE T h a t’ll why she is looking with favor H«ypr ^nd Mm. Scott Heaton and — ----- irvvenn b ■W7TiIgm*cfrr. " op the new overall* f o r auglnivs a n d -M r . CaUeum' CTniTT The Inventor .of tho‘ uhansdm cab" Intact, It was announced, nnd the women th a t have just been put upon left Tuesday for W aycrou after a schedules for all will be played out os lvns Joseph AlnyMds Ifnnsom, ivho was the market. pleasant visit to Mrs. G. C. Mrfur os Is possible. A number of can­ born In New York In 180,1 and died “ The shops are displaying them Dougal and family. cellations nro looked for, hut tire no- In London In lKSil, He registered his in cool, durable materials selected tborillcs do not expect that they will "patent safety enb’* In'lftt-l. nnd, It da purposely for summer wear. They Mr. and Mrs. I he stirilcleut to Reriously atfect athletics said, received only $1,500 for Ills Income in percale and denim in solid family have come' ■t Pennsylvania. ventlon. colors, and in most attractive stripes, tona Beach fur sevt and also m the very <durable : khaki CUBS RELEASE YERKES Ought to Ge Enough. shade. The consist of an easy (o BAR OUT PROFESSIONALS According to ;, lui. l.i |N«u,-< get into coat;‘and overalls which are 3«cond Batsman Ha* Been Sent to In* of n <llclloriury there- tire now full enough to suggest in. themselves Will Prohibit Football Coachea From ' dianapolia Club. words In. llu>.English language that they wilt he donned not by Steve Yerkes, second baseman of the Acting aa Official*. mere man, hut n very feminine James A ltnbb|tt of Haverford col­ .Chicago Cubs until Larry Doylo was Yes, Indeed. young person.** lege. chairman of the central football obtained In the trade with the Giants, A .m end fn need is tli was released to the !iid!tinn|>o!lg club This sensible style for working boo ml. to which Is designated each year of the American association. *•*. pretty apt t.( take the ni the street III passing. clothes is already being adopted ' in the task* of tippolmlng and assign lag Yerkes was with (ho Boston Bed Rox otflcluls .for the Intercollegiate games, Ocala by some who have their own has written n letter to Hnvld c . .Mor­ oml the Plttsliurgh Federal* before gardens and do their own canning. row. the Washington and Jefferson ns- piling to the Cubs, latsi season lie. was. sista at conch fo ri next year, that the In Atlanta foy u' time before julhlUK board w_lll not hereafter appoint ns of- the Culm »•-» O ff On Thrir Vaeatia ns Bun on nil of any kind. No A congenial party leaving Sanford dcluls foottmll men who are engaged In Their Clat*. coaching. Batteries, Magneto or Ignllur. on Tuesday morning in their n v to r “Tin* submarines can’t ram a vos A I k. p. Engine will run n full Motfcww, as well ns a numlier of tbicars for various pnlnA in Georgia old Mnn *«t o have Ik>cii ntllclntlug in *el, can they?" “(if course, - they load for 10 hours at cost of 9c n day. Sizes 2-1-8-20-,10-73 h. * and North Carnlinn were Mr..'a mi recent years. Is requested, in view of can’t he rams u h lhyhcy’re ewe boats, p. Send for prices. Pumps. Mrs. -L. A. Brumlcy and suns, Mr. the fai l tlmt he |s to engage In coach- cun they?" Mill Supplies, Engines. Boilers, mum? -----Saw .Mills and Woodworking------for the present front tlie official list arhTttpry.J Correct. unless he i\\|M'cls to nlthlnle regularly. Teaelier—"What is an link The central lunid, I»r. Ilahhltrsays. quantity?" Bright IJoy—"Wlmi Is revising, correcting anti itriuglug up g e t when y o u buy a t o n of coni.** to time Its list of oltlcinls. wlilcli It; JON-Ho K. Bay St. Jacksonville. Fla i Kerosine &Cruide Oil Engines The bride descended the stairs on the arm of her maid of honor. Miss Lois Mfguiur of Nashville. The lutter, jt ‘pretty brunette was a charmnit, Picture in, I he dress of nile green meteor, with tulle and irridescent trimming. She carried a shower hou(|Uet id roses. During the ceremony Miss Ken­ dall rendered softly, with lovely, gffect, "To a Wild Rosc.'\ The bride wore an elegant gown of .soft white satin, with overdress of georgette and trimmings-of real- lace and pearls. She carried* a shower bou­ quet of bride's roses ami valley lilies, and encircling her head,was a wrea’th of exquisite orange ‘blossoms to Just before the ceremony a de­ which the veil I | f tulle was fastened. lightful musical program wan renImmediately following the cere____dered, Mis* May Kendall presiding money -an elnlwrate* reception wim at the piano. Miss Mabel (juinn in held, and •luring t|ie reception hours * h r rich voice sang *."Schubert's hundreds •, f callers paid iheir re­ Serenade," while Mrs. J. R Rettdlespects ttr-the bride and groom A mnn of Salisbury sang with heaudelicious ice course was served to Go. tiful effect, "At Dawning.’* dining r o o m w,hi!*- refreshing punch A t-the appointed hour, sounded wns^dispensed in the rear hull. the notes of Lohengrin's ■wedding Assisting Dr. and Mrs, Ware and march, thj\. bridal party entered.' the bridal party in receiving were r t-Miss Mary McGuiar of Nashville, Mrs. C: It. lloey, Mrs. I*. L. lien, Tenn., led the procession. making a fietss, Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Wash­ F " “ ’pretty jiieture ns she descended the burn. Mrs .1 II Iptimi. Misses I . ' vine 4lad stairwny. being met at the Mabel Mcltruyor. Della Stanley and lower step by Mr. Jack Dover of Elaine llamriek and the members of thi* place. Miss Mcguiur was heau- the Ishpeining c|uh, of wjuch the tifully gowned in pink satin with bride is a valued member. tulle and irridescent trimmings, and Mr. and Mrs. Wright left imme­ carried sweet peas .tied with pink diately after the ceremony for Wash­ h tulle. Following came Miss Ruth ington, D. C.—Cleveland Star. The young bride anil groom are well known in Sanforif, where Mr. Wright is an ellieient employee of the poslothce. Mrs, Wright spent her childhood in Sanford and is tillstep-daughter of Mrs. J, E. Pace Mrs. Pare will entertain at the Woman's Club oi| Tuesday after­ noon in honor of Mrs. Wright. MALSBY MACHINE CO tiopes to make the* Ih-s I, the coming season it has over presented. It Is pointed out Mint approximately but 1.000 appointments are to he madodur­ Thr ('. O. O. Club At the home of Miss Lucille Bines ing (lie coming season (lirojiglniut the Inst Friday afternoon the latest a d ­ country, and for Mils reason it Is hojted dition to Sanford clubdom w as-or­ to have only no u of known ability and those whi* mu be counted ii|s<n to Mil ganized by seven fair graduates ami any appoint mcuLnl any time. the name of the new d u h is.(*. O. D. Now that' name is a secret, so fho girls .say. -hut it really does mean something very, very nice Among the things planned.that Lite.club will d o this s u m m e r is an o b l i g a t io n to rend tirst class lit er at ur e, tin- l u - t books, new atltl old i|tn| to keep abreast of the t u n e ' by i li srussing the topics "I the day No. not gos­ but the real live issue* of these turbulent times. The club will meet regularly once a week at the home of the members anti the membership will he limited to seven. Light re­ freshments were, served and a very del ight f ul a f t e r n o o n wu« enpiycd sip. C o m p r i s i n g tin- per sonne l of*the cl ub iirp Misses Lucille Rules. Ma r i on Gove. Ruth Kuiiner, Annie Antlerson, Katherine Aycm-ke. Ruth Sleitimt-yer and Ruth Hand. Men engaged In Punching, it ts shown, would In'.unable nt times to fultlll e'tigagi'incnts to which they might lie ns nlgiifd. I.nst year. l»r. Italitdtt say’s, iiiimennis <linuuea In the original as­ signment list were ninth' nei t-ssary through appointees t aie i-ltag engage lllellls s(|i"tli lielute iiilpollanl eon tests Ite.ii tj-e they weie IIts I up lit Mie t l t l i l e s ill t' OUIIltt H u l l w ith to o th in g pw attlolls they had Isslltlli-d The eollllllittee ch'slres In at old any sttcli cotiipllea 11 tins the next season. PENN TO CONTINUE SPORTS A n A r m y O f f i c e r W tl l B* In C h a r g e ot All A t h l e t i c * . . A M i l r l l r s tit the I td» e r - l t y of I’eim srltuui.t are not to be nbaiuloned Is* ratise <>C Mio war. Instead the board if tlins-torn of l|te attdeih asiwK’ialltu has dts-itbsl that en;ry form of ntlilei lea will Is* emit tuned, but with every athlete under the military *u|tcrvtsU>n of JlnJor Wllltani Kelley. U. S. A. Tills course seems to lie the most sen­ sible yet adopted by a college Ju refer­ e n c e t o s i s t r i s a n d the InlernitMmuil «U- S U P P L Y YO U ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR YOUR STATE. OUR INSTRUCTIVE CATALOG AND WEEKLY PRICELIST SEND FOR THEM TODAY 1 AHARTINSEEDCOl JACKSONVILLE,FLA. * LIQUID FACE POWDER. T h e b e a u t y secret womcnwlio knowhow ' r*' to take care of the complexion. Cannot' be detedted. Heals Sunburn, itpp* Tan. Soothing, \t'~Q epoliryt. relrething. { * J. Pink. Il'ktf, HtfJltJ. * * * / Mr. and Mrs I. S Wilson left on Wednesday in their new uldsmohile for Jacksonville from wMiich ■point they will sail on tin- Somerset for Baltimore.' From there jlicy will motor over the mountains .to Pitts­ burg. later going to Michigan for the apple season. Mr. Roy Chittenden accompanied them. .Mr. W, P* Stone motored with them to Jack­ sonville. Mayor J- U. Davison is spending sbnTd-time at the Breakers at Dqyluna Beach, enjoyjng the ocean Jireezes and the deep sea fishing. * Miss Zita Davison is spending the month of June with Mrs. J. II. LlUl*' ut Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs, Sheridan Jewett.are among Sanford folks enjoying ease nnd comfort nt the Breakers. They will spend several wae'o £M the llearh. 75c, at 7>ni/(uU c t t y mail JlrttL Sample (cither color) for 2c. Stamp. Mf*. Co.. JO South Filth S«.. Bttxillrn, N. Y. Mrs. Zeb RatllR and Mrs. D. G. Monroe left yesterday for Daytona Beach. They will enjoy life at the 1 t Vonitlpation ts the grea t menace to «^d health. It comes from a slug* P»h liver. If neglected, it lead* to a bain of physical suffering. When you llP with a had taste in your mouth T * coated tongue, or if you have '•k headache, indigestion, or a tired 'h a t indicates biliousness, you j :,*'dd tflkc a dose or so of Martin’s :’vtr Medicine. It is much better TV ,cfa*omc* ai,d just as effective, ani' , Cdicine acts gently on the liver hj’Wels and prodhccs no disoSL».Cil ,le a ftcr-cffccts. It is thorguaranteed and highly rccom*jdcd for childrcri and babies as adult*. Keep a bottle of it ajjim ,in ,llc J'ouse as a safeguard stomach and bowel disorH will keep your liver in good c Condition and if vour fiver Mrs. J. W. Dlcklns,who went to Law ley last Sunday for a meeting of the Florida Federation' Board of Manager*, Mrs. Diekin* being re­ cording sWretnry, returned yesterday after a short visit with friends in ” lf a man write a Letter honk, preach a hotter sermon or build a better mouse trap; no mat ter if he builds his house in the wilderness, the world will make a beaten path to his door.” .......................... Emerson Things have grown larger but have not changed from yesterday. Today, people listen for the best. They are a reading people and are constantly looking for the best. - ......................... - You invite them to your door through advertising, Ycu must hold them with your product. - - - *■ Wc do both and that is the sole reason why we have and are succeeding with our GAS and STEAM FITTING, PLUMBING, IRRIGATION PLANTS, SEWER PIJ»E and TILE, OIL and GAS ENGINES,. PUMPS and SPRAYING MACHINERY Jacksonville. Girl* A rt to Wrar Ortrall* Tlio fashion editor of the Wyman’* Home Companion says In the July issue: • “ Something is going Into the summer girl’s trunk this year that, has never gone into it Itefore! Have you guessed already that it is 'over­ alls,* and th at she hus.taken the hint from the busy, capable women in Europe who have been doing men’s worlTTiincc the war started? t “ The American girl is a level head­ ed young ponton, and when Hhe is nlsnnintr htlr clothes she considers Mrs. E. K. Cox is spending ad?w weeks ploasantly with friends j. in Lakeland and Tampa. Mrs. M. C. Savage left'on Thurs­ day for Jacksonville en route to Baltimore where she will sp e n d 'th e balance of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. James English and ughter of Clearwater are the cats of Mrs. Geo. C. Mdliougal. Miss Mary Barlow and • brother, Ralph have retillbecl from a two weeks visit with friVnds and rela­ tives in Jacksonville and Baldwin. OAK and THIRD PHONE 388 | MEMBERS SANFORD BOARD OF TRADE | � 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, 1917 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, June 26, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 26, 1917. 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>, June 26, 1917; <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/81983fa41fb49fe978a8a03e4a0d2be2.pdf b32e585db577aab9f44fe85e21ad6217 PDF Text Text k • ( ►«V— -» »*> r F 7— r p p a f p s | _ ■ : . , . • , ■»> *ySe. ti aj _t«« **- • *"■ {» * - - ; ; '■ "? - - v ^ - " ’•-T V' • r» -.«- ^ •»/ —. w ..y . • IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D 'S G R E ATE ST V E G E T A B LE SE C TIO N ‘ ■7EBU 9HEP^ t g g M I* W E E K LY . .‘ O N T U E S D A Y S ,, AN D I N S A N F O R D — L ife I » VOLUME VIII F K ID A Y S Woith Living SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JCXE 29. 1917 NUMPEB 9o EFFICIENCY BUILDS PERMANENT PROSPERITY 2775 CARS u ■VEGETABLES THIS SEASON Intense Efficient . F a r m i n g Sanford’s Suc. * cess ' f Red Cross Announcement Those wishing to join u First Aid class will please send in their names to Mrs. W. L. Morgan, who is mak­ ing up the list of members for the third class. I here are a number of people whq wish to do sewing for the Red Cross worl. of this Rranrh. Some gar­ ments are ready to send out for making anti thus** who care to secure this as a method of helping the cause will please apply to the chuirman. of the iHstrilmtlnn cbmmittec, Thousands or U. S. Fighting Mrs.* Ernest*. Krupp, Elm avenue. Men Now Training The returns are not yet all in from in Frence contributions to the War Relief fund, liut it seems now certain that Washington, I). C., June 2 S ._ Seminole county’s contribution will Thousands of American fighting men 1not fall short of $'1,000. have reached the European side and •Riley M. Fletcher Berry,-. somewhere in'France they uro today REGULARS COUNTY FAIR ARE SAFE ON AT SANFORD FRENCH SOIL IN FEBRUARY A careful chock o f solid car load shipment* of Sanford celery, lettuce and Vegetables, shows for the season now closing a total of 2775 cars. The product divided Is as follows: Celery 1915 cars N . H n . ( ha pier, „ . It. C. • LeUVtco 500 cars Peppers • 75 cars ' Food. < oll henation-ltwv - Rear-'' ---- . unllayi July !»t in i)u> $lny i»tt — 20rVr* Potatoes aside tiy the fjnstor-. «-f i v »-v church 50 curs nil v or:, i p . m>-i-«-i'-, if (•-(*! Cunimher* •lit ears Tonnithes •iO cars Mi«ceUaneous 125 cars pi-spite the cold u outlier in Feb­ ruary. our output sh ow s'up well and for otte industry' alone, speaks well of the growers of Sanford. As hasalready been stated, our admirable and easily obtained suhirrigntion 'system not only provides the neces­ sary moisture when needed, but i* potent ag-’tiry in stislaininr tin- lifof plant* in tliii event of too -..I.I wcatl.r;. Tin* same acres that pro­ duced the above is now green with cotton, corn, peas and sweet pota­ to vine*. Sanford’s slogan, “ Pro­ ducing Not Prom oting” is surely derroPftMted in these figures •—y S e n ijp o lc C o u n ty W ill \ F n ir G r o u n d s a n d partment for the organisation. Once I Put into motion, the Board o f Com­ merce will find this particular de­ partment indispensable as has been the case with the Sanford Board of Trade and this Mltlfllon alone"wTITLe found self sustaining because of the new members that will result there­ from. In referring t.o the James­ town organization, we state with pleasure that this'body was the first |.signed up ny by m the Sanford Board e ^atiforil Hoard tof H a v e Trade on its reciprocal exchange lb list * *hunch n'1 "inr“ fom " 1 ,hp' Jamwtown to hkVB be progressive leaders. B u ild in g s Seminole county will have a fair in February utuf it will he some fair. This was derided upon at a meeting of the board of directors held in the office of Attorney Schclle Maines on tholr pint'-'. In Hu- fr.-nrh,', braid,. Tuesday afternoon, Cjiajri'qun F. 1. Announcement . The Royal Neighbor* of Amerfca invite yod to attend a sock social to be'lhcld in the Odd Fellows Unit. First street, Friday evening, June aj'tii. aLZi:UU^»lc4«»rkr An -rrrntng-nf~ i l i a ^ s m u .» o-d - French pleasant entertainment am t K r gTTf li n r>* * • The men nr..... mtto-n-d of tIt • r«-( ‘di>r» amt mar'"*-* . 1, i r, .„ ..., Miller"prvTTdi-il anil it wm utiahi- ii promised. m ou-ly decided that after the noble effort made last year and tin- sin-. -• after ib fe;(i <»*. ,ni-d - i r 'i i 'i .>i ' ' Ibsuhl aniiouii-<> lli.p flic the b ill- - f tin' fr.l-/c that -in h n < f'*r >uhf»rd s f . -brul po-i g reatest bv-V r* p l c ' i Ilig t u ; pr« o r . nil mi (lent m i . t l| .... 11 ............• 1 ,,r S;,n * I oil n i l 1 •• • ■ -pirit should In (---tcrial an-l the i •»i f budding bn* In i n awarded and Kreaiesi pin? 1*••»*»' w" rk " f .'"nstrilVtlL'Il Will •|iarts it) tuts tlliwlUll wurh. lmL Uraz { I*‘ « " » F/*'tteJt muL. il u u iml I'cojtje j»f file county given a cbalup. { M,al asifti, • uniiio-it. i-b--ril> Sanford i* forfor a mul fair lliisubject is Ion. g praitmd and preach !'ii->wii that, any larg. .1. t.,. bin. M of tuhati*. S«’\ it . i I yi'a n ruti^ntA imn had b fl-lliis country, so tlior. ed all over the country. It in modA committee couip'nxeiT rif Chair­ less.to -create only, to waste and in ough. was the work Id mobilization man Miller. F. P. Rines ^ml R.;J. appropriated money to erect* a fed­ eral building in Apalachicola.* Drily waste in t lines like nur present ’ is and ship hounding. Holly » ill immediately inspect sev­ Not u mishap is recorded und ull eral ^tract' of land near the clty'nnd recent|y did the title of tin* site pass nothing short of sin. • records- for efficient transportation a b-asc wd! be taken on one of them from tin- owners to the federal gover'iiiioht How ...... tin . tun! work M* aii I M r \ i| i , ,rn> r I,-ft om r-i as • :,« b. • u hr 1 . > |’t ,. • .. :i*o| hiiti • - *- <Iat .>n, \ ••f ««»fi*truit •*n will ip* iTtiur-du lor I ».i ■: |.i I:, n „ i , r, I'u* <il-rill.tli A l-.O III. 'tin |.-t ■••»»»t«ii11< • • ippoint. I t • * i *i• ' • i \ i 1 .1 1 ,t• i •. • i I > • 1 1 « > t ie-> ti.u - ., . ,.i • .if'- r ir.ui-t. n. .,|t, J . 1 lie f with t' - - •-uii l \ i --nimi--i.ro rvoVagi*. I> -I. . ’i.irgi-d 11o •r .il I heir i • \l tli-( III.g relative to t tic «*f i tln ient tighti rs op I'n-io li ,lo»r« - jsulijcrt of 1-ouiity fain* ffnd just m a t ..nee be,*ome..,n impv.rtant unit |w|1Ht they - ... do in the matter of in the allied cliaiu. I In- American |giving som-ilung toward n n*ul fair forces -will 1 " 'l l In lir -4it iiidep.-ndent hotly,j *mod*tl6tf. probably fightirg as n eoiin.-c'tin* ,, , , ' Meat I i \ttorm-v Maim- lui* lin\ lo-twv.ii Mu- I rene!-, and I eg- , lish armies • i*M,’n *nt*lru»«••*! to draw up tin- ar• e|i * of ■ *;--f.iti--_y and 'to- Si-tu. I* f '-u > Fair \ . ii.ito-ii will c oii-rf\ ati.o> Not ;il"io- are our i " " f hi- M«-xi- in • ••»•Is-r oy 'r -i FLORIDA SOL­ DIERS LEADING THE SOUTH SUFFRAGISTS •* HAVE SINGING BEE I N ' JAIL ALLIE ARMIES TURN GER­ MANS BACK Furious Arlillerj Fire Covers Field With (ierman Dead . Yestf-rday’s reporla from t he fight­ ing front told of another allied Vic­ tory. On (he night of June 27th the Germans attacked tlje salient • of Wntt weiler, pmllicaak. u f l .Thaon^-io'Alsace, according to the War Office autipuneement today. Tllet* were fepulsed, leaving a number of their ••end. -The ‘arftlb-Vv fig tiling was pa/lnularlv active m the regn-n of tin- lltirtetii e monument and Mount ' niilet 11. feat<d, i he Herm ant ' ' r' i ral of t),i dead iifinn the field, including tin- body of m e of­ ficer.’ • ' C-VWtfnuing the statement says: I’atrol engagements near FTirry and Ibzonviitix enalileil ns t„ t:ik<- prls- " ," '1J I* h-s b —-ii i - - l a l i l i - h i d th a t .ii. \ i l •,i i - . •... at iu- ke-l b y o n e of -oir •" 1 M - i..).,\ f,.|| *i n b in th e • ■ • I-' (iratr, ml 1 in. t»*▼«In> an Albatross was brought down Nouliii-uKt of .Morobvillli-rs. That Appointment of Holly The despatch from Tallahassee'an­ ti. muring the ap|inini.mcnf of Editor R Holly us i-rob.ition officer of \\ .ir. r»i-|tart merit. iii.ii.fie mk ms to have stirred his U . . i i . dun, D. (* . June 2U 'I 7 friends u\. r tin -tale min ecstanes I tie R e d I m s * \ o r * e * l-.ib - l o b . , ( o r st t | , . o , , tin m -n ,— . T • ••- frets; of rapture and . many papers are Slate tluiiia of Men Excels P«—haps Mini, i f II- rotisfrtiY t!.. ’ pr.*- ut *!-.. . . and tie-.- people win.' Then Address Tlu-r Fellow Prisoners III Ti • r-- utis of recruiting in the are • omin. nling upon it . -pecl'.-illy Smitlu-rn Slates subj’i-et Ilf Rill I I’ll-., inter, t- Wn-t, llav- O' .ill -Uih a h-ll-l liol-i- :•Iiiiiii licl'.ill it( \\din.in *• Hik'lD** 'tat* I t.irida wi re very sat i»f uc* sit- .- the i |-|muninu tit ealm- from ' a i • .1 i• 1 a n . .1 li.tr i-snrialVio will have I In (.-•).rn.-f I alt* fins app-.llilrn.-iiY V \ a bilig' --ii, fi fill„* i,,^ ^ Jl.iv- <•(,.,lo - I-- bn v lhal stn-l tli-v I.ilk—I A 1 v mothers and fatlnrs of the I Ratio* tban pay i lito-.i-f t.’5 • a -b. mean- that Holly si-rt.-s unbent u cuts. I SrcArrn.v R.-ermting Ottn- ' ”* ” " f “ I ' " 1'"' «•* “ r' ngH. ..........gh»d> aho.it last >.ar . . . iii of p»y and will in* ili.s future stab i-fg sons who are- eligible 'iirel_\ iii-iiili;,v. ompari-d tl.il work j In fa t the dir—tor* fi.ive made up -IX -UlTfagl-U >o||\I. t.-.f m poll.-v tM.i- .-barge of tfo- juvenile ill-linqfor rni’itary services’ are advised to brings tin- patriotic new- thut Flor­ for .tl—tMi. ting tin- -i.I.-walk inferior to any evir attempti-i l»—itln ir minds to give the pie a r-al . oiiFl have * heir sons respond at once by ida is nearer her quota of'.mi-n fur•by displ.-rvieg propaganda * bann.-r'- ii. ills of tlie county who have lirefi But by tl inking of thi w.i-T. -o inlv ).,ir »I. • -fa-on and il will be ni«hed tin- Cnited States Army than ■ L’ njti ! Stat< • Army •. i.i.-.f i ,ii| i o|- rii-.- of thi..- dqy » b.ile.l bift-re tin- court* for minor any other southern -tat*- and in per it- value und it- |.iir|n>.-i\ h.m• w i-ilo id iluly «'f. for t --wti' benefit. •I- a b. -.i in--In ,iii- <%\ir tiling* •ilJ.'llcs n'ol it u ill In- I b-n -liilv ..pl-r-vijii-• -•( it. .-it-- ' n gar-'l-- -f w>. "r it............. ii-iitage of quota, fojhiw* New 1 ork the |-roli.itinti office^ to iuv«Mtignte 1r-i:., ..inp for Reserve Corpsollicer thut Jiindr it po—ihle th** out-.* ut*i wi-uthcr, rmif or utty other ilimutii jtb.it «cr«- jiii-l ari- to tie. .The -tills these ens<"«. nnd e'nrleufor to hove ic.'led a"- Ml - Main I. Vernon. Reno, and the quota allowed from this state. ‘ The rorrulting campaign for fiorne who have given their nioinV.1 —itiiliti -i. n m r — t f t o i l d i n t * the week doses within a few dnv* 'I kalbt-mi.- M •• --f tin youthful offender* K<> str.iigbl ' it tend that ramp will only time an-l tleir soul for mi v—'I t. .itiq-;. i.> (.r<>t•• t ,,ji u,. ,.N and our Prsiderit is calling on the their and slay at hurtle under the cure of It.i-oi, M(,-< Virginia Arnold, Asheb* 1 < men. After that time nil noble n cuuse. If we *ur<* to think , iiifijli- and livi istod..' %ill*-, N. t ' . \|i«s l.iivinin Dork. a “ lug brother" or “ big sister" appointments to thtf Officers Re- young Floridians to join tin- rcgular-t iifipri-iiution for the Sirnfnrd nursi-*. ). I t il.id- l|-fo- ,i Mi-;. Minlili- Jalilisoo, rftlh.-r than bave'thetn put upon the ier\,- f.trp* will be made from the fny American' duty in France. Mir.-lv t-i « x|-r.-s .'.ir thought-, in j The Sunfur.l Hand ' if iii its history the country i-vi-r N-.rf.-l . Va and Mr* Viiiile R. -■••iiiiiy r->ud.i.or in the r.-forni sclmol. *’**,* Y oung men enlisting now wor.iN would .,t h ast afford lhem -a t ompo-.-d ■_*». im-rnh. r . • tIiThe position was accepted by Mr. [A rn.il of \Vilmin'gton, D.J. *iH have qeen benefit ted consider­ needed'you, it needs you now. Five hit of rest from campaign that s.-infor.l Band* is doing its ample Holly only because lie wanted to do hundri-d Florida sots: niusl answer ably iu the way of military instruc­ In tin- corridor of the women’s owen its success to “ wiiimm.” Truly il( advertising’ in art attractive 1^'* hh« part for the.buys'und girls of the the call by June JOtli and by so dotion by tlio first of September, and and t:ulanti> tin- \urious t-.tin *ap-,vvay tlie 'surrounding —itqiii'inity. M-.ti-'ti <-f lb. lii-tri- I-I'riM.n House, coqpty and not wtib any idea of oIh undoubtedly a large number of these illg declare themselves for democracy tains workr-d. hut real men that they Chairman A. R. Key, vytl, ),'i.* th-* little group of SulT*. -with Miss laining a poiitiinl situation with, |* Xqung .men enlisting now will have und right und in addition have tin- are. each said, hqt for the Bcnvt-r Vcrnoit nt Ijte organ, 'presented n pay. Holly was re.-ointm-hded by committee representing t|u- Board of develop themselves t^.auc^r in nx- honor of seeing and knnwipg.thnt as work of the rV»w*c-s. nothing would scene tonight, filayitig and singing the county rum iui^ i ..tiers, the Ju­ Trade performed .their .duty well ninny liyfnns, one of -Vihirh was **nt *•? A tbt*y ran-Jjr g iv ^ tiR e Of- it state F'loridit has the blood to up­ have been accomplished. You venile Protective X^g^iatlon and the when they appeared before the rity hold her stnndurds of “ first, last and flcers lO 'i-rve Commissions. nurses are entitled to more than an dnds in behalf of the hand orgutiiza- "<»o<L lb- With You Till*\V-.-Meet citizens of the eounty generally and ull the time,’ ’ for justfre and honor. Again." Rarre.l by a petition fur* expressed tribute, your work • .Tie eond to he derived by the tile governor could dp no less than i lion. Flleeled by the musicians com* Already the first contingent of Amer­ tiier on. some thirty colored wnnn-n noble und on the unbiased sheet of' to appoint him to the position. It young iin-n enlisting.at the present ican fighters have landed in France posing tin- band, Instructor Gal* and a few white women joined in the is a work of love on HullyVpurl und ,rl' to themselves und the and others are enroute. More, must well done 'Itfil*. u.future rewuyd bit j higlu-r. h«« plac—l his'lirganizatioti iu refrain. Afler'the singing - atid .with been# placed to your'credit. lie experts "tho aifistance of every ’ r" ' ‘ **mrnt cannot bo oveh'eatimjtluA l class'll* i* tjvmonxlrat—I by he sent ipid in supplying these men, fn-rmisnion -of the matron, the soffather and mother in the county in j Ike hundreds who gather iu t he park and it is hoped thut large^ you are -appealed to to do your fragists adc|ressed their fellow prison­ tiffs gri'at work of protection for outr'ir. ,.f young men will rospon part. A farmer iicrtr Sanford is giving regularly to enjoy the concert!. Mighty effort on your part ers -on the Mihject of r “ \Vomau’iA •.it ontv. • * Juvenile offenders. . today insure!* success. Your gov- away tomatoes, to all people who Rights." * ’ -‘ • ­ par<-nU, ministers and public eminent wants you to rally ’ round calf for themN Tomatoes are "given Jamestown Hoard of Cnntnicrre "Comfortably Fixed" in Jail . . °"tcial* throughout the state, ure- the Hag*nnd place yout own home state away" at the rate of 12!-/ rents per The Civic Weal, published month­ Sanford avi-nyj e has recently bcin "CfiJUldcrlng that it is a jail, we | ®<Hf brgcntly .called upon to lend among .the first. The pay fs good, pound in ApalurhtcnliG Apalachi­ ly by the Jaineitown fN . Y .) Board improved by the fin e. new store are very comfortably' fixed,!' said ‘tlr “ >d in procuring enlistments the cause is grout. cola Times, ». , » f Commerce advocates a traffic debuilding at the eorner of Snnfortl Miss Vernon to anewspaper mutt '•>r the .iguiar army. * » J who was' permitted to call. "W e avenue nnd Second streets built by . ' 1 f,D«*»| States Army offer* N. V- Company lluyH Sanford Farm hud shoulder, kale, bread und tea for Mrs. DeF'orest and these two rooms tn.-diab- service in Ktiropc, erpecThe American Agricultural Chem­ supper.-und now we ure just having a jiuve b een ’ rented by D. D. Cald­ Wiy th.- Infantry. - ' '* well and S. A. Irwin who will bundle ical Co., whose headquarters uro in little inging bee before bedtim e." New York, stayed off as long as The other young women smiled dry goods and groceries und tliey R- il * ontudly arrived home Wed exficct lo see ull their old yusti mers they could but finally had to nekwanly aild' nodded approval of .the* l i r . l ' * r,,,n‘ “ trip to North Caro- knowledge the wonderful possibili­ and their new ones pt tin- new ..statement. \ . • stores.’ Ib-ssie Jones, • a negro woman ties of Seminole tjnunty soil, nnd charged with larceny inrerrupted at yesterday, through Messrs. F\, G. this point, shouting through t ie Bradley, son of President Bradley, bars: of the company and A. J. Burdin, their travelirlg agent,^ purchased u "A n d don't you forget that we’ ve large farm near Sanford, and will at been here u long time and we’re hav* once put the trnct into a high state Germany haa a new enemy to deal mighty sweep th" Canadian forces ing a good lime for once." o f efficiency. Mr. Bardin, who is with. Iiruzil, The great South Amer­ are closing in on !.cn* nnd have al­ Tho suffrngists smilingly declined one of the best posted men on Flor­ ican Republic lues dropped neutral ready taken two other towns in the to discuss their imprisonment. Nqr : #. ida land states that the Sanford sec­ relations -with the figunan govern­ vicinity. was Tiny.comment forthcoming fropi . . . • . Rmk " • tion has no equal in the -state for ment 'and lined itself with the headquarters of the Nntional Wom­ * fuger s Slayer Admits Hullb Saiannnh Postmaster Refuses To Pass productiveness. Mr. J. J. Quigley, United States and Entente powers. an’s party, which has .directed the Magazine To Subscribers May Re Insane • the company's auditor, here yester­ At this moment it is impossible.to picketjng demonstrations during the day, likes Sanford so wpII that he say just what action the Brazilian last eight months and whose leaders Savannah, G a„ June 28.— Tom telf r ’’i a‘ *,UDe 2'*’ — Cocchi, the assures us he will be bark this win­ government will pursue, whether A TELEG RAM • agreed in polire court that jail sen­ Watson’s, Jeffersonian, is being held fc*b th **U *laycr of Ituth Cru*cr ter for a real visitv they will enter into actual hostilities tence dhoulii he accepted instcud of in the Suvjinnnh postoffice by order tuittci f! 'l0- hal hcftn mornl|y ac* Tallahassee, Fla., Juno 28th • fine*. or only aid the allies morally, has of Postmaster Marion Lucas, jwho •onirwt f, r ^ls act ^ut Mill willing •Capt. Geo. G. Herring: • Tomorrow the women may even states that he is acting under the Sanford and Orlundo , have, mar­ not yet been determined. A t best*. ** *r* " li'gnl penalty of his Sanford, Fla.: « see calleN through the bars They provisions of the espionng.- act. It k s!* owned by the municipalities Germany looses the neutrality of an­ •factri' i ^ arS ^onD* via -the and these murkets have proven other great power and is forced to Appointment Seminole • will spend part of the time writing seems that Watson has been vigor­ ku cfr ' ia'r mute, und emphasizes 'County Guard Officers will • arguments for womun’s suffrage to ous in attacking the conscription profitable. There could he made in abandon the use! of severnl impor­ of t l fr°.r American method tant ports thnt has afforded them he made today. t • be published* later. Apalachicola cAough business to law. and upon the matter being re­ cu,|'*n- Insahity has been enS ID N E Y J. C A TT S . Charges of obstructing the side­ ported to the Postmaster General, make a city market profitable, ’ and until now piuces- of temporary- ref­ k'b| 1S a|,*l0a for C occh l and po»- we have not heard one argument to uge. Governor. . ' walk are pending against other wom­ steps were taken to prevent delivery . 0,1 Ulus ground extradition will refute this statement.—-Apalachico.u Today’s reports show mnny gains en pickets,- b' the date for their of the inuguzincs until necessary In­ Pre»mt -d. for tho Entente troops. With a trial has not been set. , Times, . vestigation would he made. BRAZIL WITH ALLIES AGAINST GERMANY COCCHI DREADS DEATH BY THE ELECTRIC CHAIR MORAL WEIGHT WITH ENTENTE MAY ENTER EIGHT . . • AND TOM WATSON’S MAGAZINE IS NOT DELIVERED TEJI �• • -------- — 1= Fire Year Ojd Plays Dual Role Many motion picture actresses have played dual roles on the screen but the first five year old girl to do so is Baby Marie Osborne, Pathc’s famous child star who is to be aeen at the Lyric Theatre Wednesday in another Gold Rooster plsy called "T w in K iddies,” produced by Bal­ boa under the direction of Henry tono, tho famous scenario writer. The supporting cast is a splendid one. f * • w : * ‘ BASEBALL GEMS Theatres BY CONNIE'M changed dispositions. The .gtory » works along eith a sustained sus­ pense and a happy climax. The doubip photography of the two chil­ dren is an artistic triumph. . • - , - • •■ , -— * a • By SADIE OLCOTT Greatest Machines Were Ori­ oles, Cubs and Athletics. " I bavo Dim to give « 1 •ocount to you of my stewardshiptie aald. “i hnre boon prudent In ib« ■pnlfPiTTHi rather than that It ahoul.l u w by the owner. Tliero aro fourth, - — ---- -—, iur; nre at 130.000. Tbo (*x|M‘n*c* that you owner incur are about Rooo. \enrl* you ati lucctne o f lia.oou." • “ And. this Is all mine; nnnn of n yo u ra r r 11 “Certainly. Your father and I wrro good friends, although he ol(, „ than I. He rolled on nie to take rare o f the property for you and make I, pay you." ' 11 •Did he cajiect you to do thla for nothing}" • ‘ Jhere was no provision made In the will for compensation of guardian " “ You were then well off, weren't you?" “ Yes." My earliest recollections aro of leav­ ing homo In tho cast and journeying to Colorado. Wo went part way by rail and tbo real by stagecoach. Our homo was on the stage rood between Denver and Georgetown. My father waa en­ gaged In mining operations o f ono kind or another for tfu or twolvo years. My Opinion of Boston Fano That Pitching Whan Orlolas Swept ths Country They mother died al this time. WIJI Hold Up and That Barry’s Staff __ Workad tha Hit and Run Stylo—Op­ A short distance from whore we lived Before October Will Hav* 8ot Up posing Pitchers Hurled Wide When " t w i n Kiddles" an old lady kept bouse for her son, who 8omo Now Recorde— Agnow'o Rogon Pittsburgh Tried |t Out, and Result Pathe Gold Rooster play produced bad prospered In having bought a mine oration. Was Laughable. by italboa, in five parts, starting which.turned out to be very valuable. Baseball sharp* who bad expressed Ilia name was Henry Aaburat. Aa u Baby Marie Osborne at tho Lyric Counio Mack le winning laurels as . ,,An,^ y0'* *>•»• since met with flnanTheatre. an after dinner speaker. Committee­ parly doubts an* willing to admit now little girl I used to look up to him a* Gal losses}*' men In ebargo of large banquets, espe­ that tho Bed Box, under Jack Barry, something very far abovo me. When Cast: " I have." * ' cially those baring a tinge o f aport, are aro every bit as formidable as under I waa fourteen years old my father Bessie, "L ittle M ary Sunshine".. . . a . "I can't manage’ this estate." 1 Mid. gleeful when they receive an accept­ Carrlgnn. Tho secret o f Carrlgau's sue. atrurk a rein of oro which promised to . Baby Marie Osborne........... I must have a liushuml to manage Ic ance to their bid from tho tall leader. • c»*ss was In the good pitching which ho produco a fortune. I remember seeing for me." Jasper H unt—...... Henry King...-----The baseball engineer’s forte Is tho obtained throughout tho l&i game cam­ certain boles that hail beon dug, but He winced nt this and asked me If | Mrs. Flannigan Ruth Lacltae ..... that was all I.knew nlwut the mine. meat ono flnda In hla utterances. In­ had any m iejo .y^nr. j told him ri,Bt paign and tho spirit o f tram flglu and Witliam Van Loan Sly father died suddenly I>efore bis I had. "There 1* a matt whom I dearly flected oratorical salad la not for Mr. gameness. Thero's no way o f telling _____Daniel Gilfethrr. * '•....... mine wns developed enough to be sure love. I propose to mrn orcr the tnanMack, but when ho talka ho says some­ right hero whether Barry's pitchers of Its value. Before passing away he Heater Van Loan R. Henry Grey thing. ‘ ngement o f my pni|K*rty to him nt Fay Van Loan Loretta Beecker Tbcro wasn't a participant at a re­ will hold their stuff through tho sum­ asked Sirs. Ashurst to tnke care of once. If I enn win hi* love uflcrwnrd cent big baseball dinner that didn't re­ mer and fall, but you eau write It down mo and apimlntrd Henry Asburst my well nihl good." 'Spencer, the fam ily butler. .. ... joice when tho toastmaster Introduced that tho t^nm light aud gameTiess art* guardian. I was thru lift eon. and Hen­ ____ ____r . Edward Jobson ........— IIo wn* evidently much disturbed at When the "False Friend" comes ry was twenty elghl. Mr. Mack as ono o f tho speakers. there as o f j-ore. ‘ - ­ Fay’s governess ...rr.-.Mignon- LeBrun this, but pulled lilmself together anti to {he Lyric Theatre on Friday the •The well known sago bad some By wny o f consoling me nt tbo time said that all wns ready for the trans­ It Is tho oplnlou o f Boston fnns that The feature at the Lyric Theatre patrons of this theatre will have a praise for Mordecnl Brown aud O nto of my father's death tbdjr told mo Hint fer. aud I had only to narno hi* suc­ tin* pitching will hold up and that Bar­ Wednesday is "T w in Kiddies," an treat $ra this newest World-Picture Overall that tho baseball set should not I wns heiress to a largo fortune In the cessor. ry's staff before October will have set mine my father had discovered. I wa* . other picture starring the little girl Brady Made will present Robert miss. “ I desire," I replied, "that you shall some new records. Ruth and Leonnrd, not consoled by tho luformnUon. I was ■ucccod yourself." . . *’1 saw Brown and Overall pitch-In ‘ with the big ({rawing power, Baby Warwick and Gail Kane in a splen­ two of the best southpaws that, any Marie Osborne. There is no star to­ did production and in roles that fit tho world series of 1008 between tho one manager over hdd In the American at on ugo where I could* not appreciate l i e looked at mo with a puzzled ex­ day who appeals to young and old them perfectly. This attraction is Cubs and Detroit." said Connie, "and I longue, won three-quarters o f the Hie ndvuutngo o f wealth. I only knew pression. I snuggled up ngnlnst hint as thought then that 1 never saw such gnjnes put Into tin* won column by the that I waa alone lu the world. At tho I had done when I wns n llttlo girl and alike as this tiny one, and Pathe has certain to lie enjoyed by all those sauio Him* I w fortunate lu having a wonderful pltcblug before. Brown was found it difficult to release “ M ary who see it. Moke up your mind to especially remark able, and Overall was world's champ* In the early spring. homo with two niicIi person* us Mrs. looked what I did no{ say. Ha under­ stood and folded m oin hla arms. GrlfTIlh, Jones and even Mnck claim Sundshino" productions, fast enough he orio of those seeirig it. Ashurst mid her son. They were IkiIU. little t>ehliiil lilin. « "B u t"— be began. their team* are not particularly vulto .keep up .with the demand. ."1 majlc tin*. uuuiL&Ljiotc .then, that ticrntjTn wrOFo opposing southpaws, -very kbuLtu. me. and I xvns n*siircd 1—" No IntterGl-brahc-tn;---------First n famous fohlhall star, sec­ no club could ever* boat them when Hint 1 w us t<> remain with them always. Baby Marie Osborne plays her "W hat will the world say}" lb* till* n* It niay, any A. I*, fan .will I uu* "ill| a vhll'l |ii f<*elli,g. mul iiiv ond a rising young attorney with tin*' they worn night. Two years bili'r my ndijilt thut tin* Tigers. W hile Sox. In "The world has nothing to do with dual role in "T w in K iddies." U-nrlng toward iiij foster father wa* tho matter." world before him, third a 'broken dlillis and Yankees hale In sen a left lias the part of a spoiled little that of ii child. Ilud he lioon my real spirited, broken-hearted tramp, and Ill* mother wa* arerjaynl when w« bunder on the rubber for tin' f<*>. brought up all wrong and that of fifI her I could net linve home myself fourth u man pith a new hope llum-i announced wliut had occurred. Two good left bunders ure worth al­ a sweet little girl brought up all nuy dUTorouHy toward bhu. 1 ulwuv* most a* bltlcti a* a "big litre*" compos MmsoiI Mm g*»>il lilglit In-fore going (o right. ~Yhe spoiled little girl has for ing fti Tils heart these are fin** viiFt-1 ed o f |wo right handers uinl ft lefty. In A Time for Everything. hod und on mooting him lu -Hu* moma hard hearted pld ous steps in the progression of young the Nut Iona I league tin* left hander I* Ramsdell from happiness to happi­ I-dilh—"I* ll title Hull you huvo Iqg. IB* often .went either to Denver and the sweet little girl is not held in-such high repute, blit thill qtinrlclcd with JnckT’ Ethel—“ I ness. The story of this man's rise or to Georgetowif, and sometime* when' the daughter of h inine formenn. I* unquestionably due to the fact that lie Journeyed on hor*(*huck I went with •honlil any not! M.v iilrihday i» next and fall and final rise is graphically There is a strike and events so shape innuy .of the dangerous hitters I ii T o ­ woolt," * lilin. I hud my mvn horse.' t*»inir»t»ly told in "T h o Falsi ner'* circuit an* right handed batter*, themselves thut the Twin Kiddie* nn,l I went to *ehool In the en*t, Imt not I’ lclun* w hile Eddie ( ’ollln*. Jo** Jai knoll. T rl"new »'w "World ’nrl.| Pi get mixed. Their mixing in cidental- ‘ Kri" " ' 1- " for long, being liiiuii-*l<'k for riio-o- wl<* Some Giant Cottlefitb Itrudy Made which will Inseen on Speaher, Tv I'obb. Sam Craw ford. Hob |y is the thing that brings the strike tind trit on the plai-c of parent* to inr. Rome <-<■11a<*fl—It :ir>- *.. I Friday ut tin* Lyric Theatre in thi* tendi, George Sl*h*r ami Flunk linker to an end and inak<> t|o- old grand* und wlieii 1 returned 1 don't know Slicker*, wle n *irdiJn-'| t.. lb. i of the lop A I. Illglit o f KW'ntsnicn nie t-it\ Robert Warwick portrays tjnwhether they or I were more delighted lenglli, run eiieoinpu** Hi,- girth of a father kindbearled after all. left Imnded batter*. * , character of Rainsdell. Gail Kane is at our reunion. Nevertheless, tliero lialf-ilitzeu litinmti being*. The Twin Kiddies are named Fay seen in the role of the young woman wn* u dlflfcrer.t feeling between Henry and Bessie and neither knows of the who -means all to Knmsdell aud With an resjM-et In the world for und me.- While 1 wa* gene from home ot|ief's existence when the story be­ Protection Against Hall. whose loss is one reason for his down Alexander of the Phillies and Johnson I hud (imnged from a child lo a wo­ gins. Fay is a spoiled youngster man. There were no more father and. The government Is encouraging ex­ fall. The story move* sw iftly from o f Hie Grlffmeii, It I* good Ilnstnncse reared in the lap of luxury. Bessie’s dogma to assert that Italic Itntli 1* tin* daughter kisses meriting* nud night*; periments ||| Ftlini'c with II (Il’Vlee >" entertaining incident to entertaining daddy does not possess richos except biggest drawing curd, In tho. pitching no more sitting oil Id* lap while lie protect ngnlnst hall, essentially u incident, to the startling and uuin herself. She brightens up the line Hint t|ic game tin* seen since told me stories. Besides, xvJtett ue large lightning Tod of pure cupper expected climax. All the supporting huinbb- home and make* cverj Christy Mathew son's lievdav, and, In went away front homo together, Mr* which |* *nhl to so nlTecl n(m•>*■(•tr• r.' member* of the <ompatiy an- ca• eleetrHIly- that hull stem** cuitiiol deed. the'opinion In Boston I* that Hie Ashurst went with us, happy. |pnlde and ' splendidly east. The It wa* i.ot long ufter my return from form. Until |K-r»oii I* dm* for’ a wider popu By an odd circumstance tin ,w ° i whole production bus .been staged bully than any one since Italic Wad school tl.ut I nntli-oi! tmxlidy on Hie children meet and in a prank, on a lavi-h >eab"T h e K.tl-c dell A>i*| how they would torn out to fins’* of Henry ui;i| Iii* mother -Some gel into each ollier's bonus Hilng Imd gone wrong with them, hut Friend" i- a thoroughly ei'li-rtaiu*(*• the Bills- In action! ----- ^ 1 1 3 ^ change Ihcir dressi-.-. Tin uglify interesting mie. See So mil'll f<>r the Itisl Sox nee. As they did ih>( tell me w hat 1*1 was. Never Photo by Auu-rl'-rtii I'n ** AnsociutloO. lioUM'bolds are amaze, i for Hie manager himself, to date |tarr\ tlieli’**. I beard certain tiling* tliuj led ! ha* held up his end o f the argument me to believe I Inti Henry bail been In­ COMMi: U.XCK. In the age old eontroversy a* to xrlictli vesting the money ho hud made lu cer­ W hen " T h e False Friend” comes 1er i*r led a Idg league manager could tain pro|icrtli** Hint had turned nut to life Lyric Theatre on Friday the play one of the. mid diamond |«*>*lih)ii* worthies*, and lie and hi* mother Were patron*, of 11*- iheatr- will have the and get m u i wlili it None can tind lm|Hiverlslie I. This lufortn-il Ion came w|,u l||t, „ y lo tin* about the Halo I reached my opportunity of. seeing both Robert ainkwon Hm American league p.-nmmt, aud we were scheduled to meet tlio ' •• -• ' J -. Id* team, mid hi* lletdlng game has eighteenth birthday, which wn* I lie'age Warwick* and Gail Kune 111 splendid Cubs lu the world series. been simply illllneli-e. He I* a llttli when 1 <oultl claim my* pro|M-il> uni role- to lit .tin iii p«•rfertly. The p:*.t"i.olunm* o f adialuo were written ,,,,,i„, weight. i„ i., i» ............ , , release my ‘guardian. , .... ........ , ,___ miner Is Worcester Jnek, but MIIS of thi* theatre will also have tin- nlNiut Hu* great till) machine ami how tine day Henry Ashurst called nie he has a lough Job. and It's a new one. opportunity of witnessing an excep­ the Hub liusi* stealers.would rim wild Into llie library. Be wa* sitting nt a Give him tliqe to work Into Hie roil tionally entertaining- production and oil our cntelier* I never said till* to tine and lie’ll get back hi* surplus desk w i’ ti |MI|s’rs Kpienri otlt before CO WIIERF. THE CROWD GOES a fuattire, t hat bus been staged on a nuy lino before, but It wasn't the t.’ub dealt, lie I* iio ( a rugged athlete In him. He placed u clmir for me beside partichiarly lavish scale. "T h e False machine or It* haso runner* 1 feared. any sense of the word and needa him and began to loll me about my proper U• Friend" ik crammed l o the brim It was Brown and Overall. safeguard Ip the way oY extra llesli. AT THE LYR IC FRIDAY "All my plans were made to diagnose [• The bunt game bus always been the with ncidents. It moves swiftly. It the pitching of Brown and Overall and WEDNES DAY soul o f the' Bed Sox attaek-at least moves logically. I,t has a memor­ try to get under them In some way. able climax. ‘ See it. You will like it. In Hie' series It did not take long for slm-e Jake Staid Iiconme mnungor o f I'albr I'rrvnU H O R N E R IVIILITAR Y S C H O O L . the team. 1’ nder Carrlgnn It-wns domo lo see Hint Brown and Oxerall I ! * * • f r r o n l o f l a y ears o f th tro u g h w ork In p r r jia H n r y o u n f m »n fo r U llw fiilir t* |Uh) Marie ve|o"|H*d bendtlfully, mid Uill said Hint f ttevi'nim * n t . a m i T ^ h n ir a t S* h o u U , a n d for life . A N o a - w < a r ia h T h r U tu n «choo.. ( L b o r n r In I’ulatku i$ soon' to have a sjtip weren’t the pitchers ffioy were fwo bo uttrilmied much o f the Bed Sox sno­ <Ura Klmha'I M rn n ^ f a r d lt y . M I M a i y tr a in in g . N e w liuRd^nca, flr fp r o o f. U r r C i m p u i , w ith b a » r U il , In years In’fore. We hit both hard and a m i foot h a ll r ro u n d ^ t r a n h p ouru , a n d r u n n ln f tr a r k a . C a p rtu a a nYbdprafp BtmUm b r g k t* building ’ plant; New York parties re** in. the recent world's series to the "Twin (■•‘••sjle-,* JHpkmwf Mn. Writ#* ft»r IlluftraiatJ ratalof. •‘ The llise of ; having .recently^ pufcaha*c(l ten acres won the series handily, but I linve of- superior utilization o f the bunt as In­ Susafi" . . ^ J. C. H O R NE R , Principal, Charlotte, N. C. teu thought that had tho two Cub Also a l.nne- . i of land adjoining fha’P ’r try and a deal volved In Hie ono rtiu, .sacrifice bit pitching star* l>cen right the series some Luke* Also Ihilhc gnnie. . I is*on for tlie purchase of :t saw mill would linve lioen oiic o f Hie tinniest News But you ought to see. this 1017 Bed Comedy there. . The plnnj will give em ploy-| fought lu tilstor/anil would have taken Sox crowd bunt Hint American apple! X X X I I I I I I I I I I I J X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I X T X I I I I I I I I I I I I X S C X I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X . un-nt to .100 men. seven gullies to decide. Manager Wilbert Itohlnson said when j_ “ I .linve.been In bnseball several dec­ be bnd Ids Dodgers lu ltostop that be ades and think that Hie three greatest Flagler county lias probably made | .could, not remember swing a team Hint a record aud established a precedent uinchlnu* were tho Orlyles, Cubs and bunted, so well-ns Hie Bed Sox did'In j for tile stuie in the matter of the Athletics. Ib'esprlug series between Brooklyn and "I wa* managing tho I’lttshurgh voting in.* the referendum election Vilagraph Presents Hie world's elniuiplous. tentn when the Orioles began to sweep i __ . . . . . a! * . • for the creation of the now .county. tho cout.tr>'- They made the ’race a v n,,,n " lirT> * ,wun bunU II . S O T 1 IE R N I N said Bobby. "In all those games ; The election was held recently und jono iit me inviniy with miwi which, miicn they nicy ... 1' , _ , , , Joko by the facility not onu single adverse vote was cast. worked the bit and run. The owners 1 ° W,th thcn' 1 rr , V n£ r M AN OF ''here a mm. nttempi ng to snoriPerfect unanimity in a matter o f this flf the Pittsburgh tea... came to me mid • ■ $ ' kind i* seldom found, and it speaks wanted to know why I didn't work tho flex* for Boston did not go through with M YS T E R Y ’' It safely nod successfully. That one j well for the Tuture of the county. .lilt mid run like Hanlon's stars.. I re­ exception was whou n man popped n July J!m! is the date on which the plied Hint I would try It. short fly to our first buseiiiuu, who a Christie Comedy "W e tried It tho next dny, with Inugh. county becomes an actual fart, and, nblo results.' 1 bud n team of wooden was playing way lu. of rourse, Bunnell will be (he coun­ "The Bed Res nre my Idea o f a well sboed chap*. Nearly all were hs slow ty seat. * ns the proverbial snail. Jake Hockley drilled, fighting, Intelligent ball club. was on Unit when lie tried It the first They do the right thing at the rlgllt FRIDAY SATURDAY time. Tho other fellows saw what wo time., i t ’s known ninlnly ns a line de­ County Agent Evans of Osceola i • fensive club, but 1 know from experi­ county has received another ship­ •were going to do, pitched wide, mul "Purple Mask" A. Ilrady ence that then* Is a tine punch con­ Jake xvns caught twenty feet from tho Presents ment of line pedigreed shoals to be­ Irilu k l (•rare cealed all Hie wny up ntid down Bar­ bag." ' ('mutd and Krutii come the property of the boys of $ ' ry's batting order." I’Md Werwkh Is Osceola county. These are pure­ Olio o f Hie features o f Hnrry's man­ bred Duroc Jerseys and although OUTFIELD BATS LEFT HANDED. agement Is the regeneration of Catcher "The False A Good Three Ram A gnaw. Last year Agnqxv was they are bur five-and b! x months old Friend" But 8mith, Rica and Milan Uss Right Heel Feature • •• * i •• not rated very high by Cqrrlgnn. but they weigh from GO to 100 pounds. and a Good Arms to Throw. Barry, with Corrigan gone, lias brought They were from the Carol, planta­ Pathe News ■• Comedy In Elmer Hmith, Clyde Milan and tion, near Mobile, Alabama, and Sam Bin? the Washington Hcnntnm out (tie fact that Agnew can and docs catch smart bnlL Rani has boon be­ have been subjected to a double present an unusual trio, giving to the i « hind In several wins of late. Ills treatment of serum, which should team tho only regular outfield corntd- throwing Is up to tils well known make the hogs immune from cholera nation In tho major lengues batting standard, and Ids blttlilg, strango ta COM ING FULL LIN E OF ELECTRIC FANS from tho left side of tho plate. And for life. * . say, has helped victory Itostonwnrd. “ The Mvstery of the yet every one oTtbcm throws with hi* -•____ i______________ • • .* • . Double Cross" right hnnd. Old W s s ts rn P itcher Returns. Known to Earliest History. Much depends on theso players this ROSCOE ARBUCKLE The Dos Moines club o f the Western Gold was known from the earliest yenr—that Is, particularly ns to what In the “ Rjiogh House" historic times, and Is mentioned In they do with tho hat, as their fielding league after all lias secured the return the eleventh verse of the second chap­ ability offers llttlo cause for worry, al­ o f Pitcher Paul Musser, the Indianapo­ ter of Genesis. At llrst It was Chiefly though Itlce should Itnproro somewhat lis club bnvlng decided to send blm used for Ornaments. The trade o f the In this respect with n llttlo more expo- hack, not because o f lack o f class, but goldsmith Is mentioned’ in the fourth risnee. But If bo can bit closo to Ills for tho reason that tliero arc eight verse o f the seventeenth chupter of 200 mark o f last year bo will get plan- J pitchers on tho Indianapolis team who Judges, In connection with the overlay- ty of chaucva to smooth out tbo rough have caught tho eye o f Manager Hen­ lug of Idols wiili gold leuf. ., •pota. dricks• •'Twin Kiddles" was written for Baby Marie Osborne by .Calder Johnstone. He has given her many opportunities and she rises to .their several requirements every time. She can be -the naughty, spoiled little girl just as well as she can be the sweet and loving one. She al­ ways distinguishes between the two parts—she never confuses them. Mr. Johpstone, one of the best known scenario writers in the busi­ ness has supplied his story with a number of unusually fine touches. There is not an angle of Henry Kings work as a director that passes with­ out the most careful attention. King also *plays the miner well and Daniel Giifcthen is good as the grandfather. Others in the cast( nre Ruth Lackaye, R. Henry Grey, Loretta Beecher, Kdwurd Jobson and Mignon LeBrun. HOW HE BEAT OUT THE CUBS BUNT SAME IS PERFECTED LYRIC THEATRE I TILL JULY 1st THURSDAY. 4.50 ELECTRIC IRONS $3.35 4.00 ELECTRIC TOASTERS $2.50 S a n fo r d P u b l i c Service Company HOME OF GOOD MUSIC AND FINE PICTURES •■ •: id; t * Jk tA 4 �THE SANFORD HE RJU> Every Man’s Qualifications In Connecticut to Be Listed. j& r s o n r Prepared Specially for T b li Nowipaper B y Pictorial Review Designed to M eet Summer Needs. ^ J . yvjW ~7\ V S l \ \ " / / At \ i l f li7\ \ f l l M Y# \ l | -jTlU \ 1 r \ \ fl " J I\ Ml L a X j j * f lions. Lop on outer front and back to small *’o" perforations, then ctoso underarm and ahouldcr seams ai notched. The back -seam of tho collar Is In* dicated by small **o" perforation. Close this seam and. If desired, faco with seamless, bias material Sew collar to neck edge. Adjust the faelug to position underneath front then roll the fronts and collar as Ulus. * rated. Now, nrrango the pockets on tho front, bringing small "o ” perforatlons near front edge of pocket over % No young plicuoms Were picked up by tho Phillies this spring, but Pat Moran has reason, to Omni. Ills lucky Btnrs that something happened out on the Pacific coast. Inst whiter that was o f gv^nt beuefit to the Quakers. This lucky event was. tho failure of one Gabby Cravath to land the manage­ ment of thu Vernon team of the Pudfle Const league, for Cravnth has been a life saver to tho Phillies. Ifls bat has been Just as lui]>ortaut In help­ ing to win-games ns It was two yenrs •go, when foiijj things stood out hi tho Phillies* dnxh to the peniumt. Then It. was Hint I’ nt Moran’s system of management, Alexander's pitching, Crivath's hitting and the strength that. Dave Uuncroftt"gnvc the lnllald were . It was in the fail o f IMS that Crevatb hail trouble with his legs. Lnst year Gabby wus homesick for Ids fam­ ily out In California ami for the sight o f Uto baby that was Itorn a few weeks after bo entno east. He did not have nearly so good a season from the playing atandiwlnt ns be had In 1015. *It looked llku the hushes for Gabby, nnd he was’ willing to "return to the Pacific Const league. In fact, he was eager to do so. The Phillies' officials tried to fix a deal so that Cravath would he made manager o f the Vernon team. That deal fell through for various reasons. As the whiter waned Cubby yearned to remain-In the big show. It Is un­ derstood-i tint he was offered a con­ tract for less money than ho received last year, as It was expected tbit he would not bq a regular this year. Tlie understanding, though, was that tho •alary would be boosted if for any ren* eon Gabby got In and ptayed regularly. In tho training camp days nnd on the way north Cooper was figured ns the right fielder for the Phillies. CraVitb, though, looked gbod to Moran, *nd when 1t came time to o'.ck tlie COUNT, Card Catalogue of Entira Mai# Popula­ tion Sixtsan Vaara and Ovar Will Qa Raady by A^-il 15—Similarly Evary Factory, Larga and 8matl, Will Ba Llatad Separately. Hartford.-Connecticut U gauging Its war strength oa no other stnto la (lie Union i' voc baa. TJyfVmcrgency "w ar census*' It undertook^sftbf the sever­ ance of (li|iloiuntlc relation* with Ger­ many trill Ite finished, It Is believed, before the middlo of April. Every man will l»o listed.*nud oppo­ site Ills mime will be Ids nge, trade, military experience nnd family responsibiljty. Every factory will bo listed, I notidus. Tim sleeve Is simple to make Ad­ just tlm trimming place to poaltiot) <>»_ section .1* bringing notch near upper edge, to tho lower nutcli In back of stcjve; leave lower edge free. Close seams ns notched, easing aiiy fulness between notches at elbow. Face ruff nr.d new to lower edge of sleeve, notches even; bring small "o" perforation In ruff to ln*lde seam of sleeve Tnrk lowi-r e lg>‘ trite mine iiligenM r the id Sew sb*»-v In armhole ns notrhoil. —:::;ill *'o p-rforatlon nt shoulder seam, cosine any fulness; or If desired the fulncx* may be shrunk out For the final touch, arrange the bolt a r o u n d th* vraM, with the center of the bell ntSarge “0“ perforation peer rent er ha'*’ : » f mi'er buck nnl hutton In front MHrhJno-stItching or RACING WAGERS SMALL NOW, ____________ _____ _______ _| | O'Kourke In 1S52 ninth* n difference of *150.000 to Bookmaker I)nvls. He lost *150,000 on the E|*s<mi week whpn West Australian won the Derby. Tbc largest nmouut that was ever laid on one horaq wss by Mr. Jacques. Tills was on Mildew, which was backed lo win $1,350,• 000 In the Derby won by VoKlgeur. IR YOUR Thum b Tacks Stamp Pads Second Sheets Stationery Carbon Paper Letter Files M ucilage Pens an;i nnd shoulder seam* of coat with not idle* even Fell front • dgc o f lit) Ing « i bnru e.lge of Ju i I iJk, matching Is the must pjumlnent .tJiSiHE about tit*' QuakVlV offensive. ft l"*,!.s ;ir- If t 'nt v at It W " t l h | s u r e n11•| ilt |. •• 1*1 ji j lilt t jt y rqits this setthmit ns lie di I tuo years tigu, tAnI from tin* ,way tlml lie bus been puling out four buggers be l;us nil excellent eh.iiiee of breaking the uiujor league home run record of twen­ ty-live. l t d Ween binding ii young phenoiii who might "lyiNl" whey tile big test •'ume and who would have to lie Aeliooh ml, nml getting Imml picUetl u veteran like rmvntli any tiinmtger would doubtless lake the hitler variety of player. In thbi rospoet Im k has cer­ tainly broken with the Phillies. Wtmt la move. Grover Alexander lias rounded to after getting a poor start. Another *troke of good fortune for tlie-Phillies, nlttumgh it should really lie clmfxcd as- excellent management. Is In the work of Joe Oeseliger. Tills tdg Ctillfondnii has nil the earmarks pt another Alexander if he ever ac­ quires the control that (drover usually has. Oeseliger lias been carefully coach ml by Moran and the team’s catchers, and he la now looming up ns I’nt’s second Iwst bet In tho twirling line. Oeseliger lacks only first class con­ trol to Ih* oiil* o f tlie gnme’s greatest pitchers. He lias every other requi­ site, and t)Tis control he appears to be gradually acquiring. Like Alexander, ho could do Iron man duly If called u|xm. In fact, it looks ns though Joe would do even better work than lie has done If he was'crowded with work. This' pair should buttress tho.pitching staff in the days when tho double headers roll ground nml tho managers will 1st hard pressed for twirling tal­ ent. Can Equip Your Office With Anything You May Need Pencil Holders Pencil Sharpner Erasers Rubber Bands Rubber Stamps Daters • - ii I C J I S n f Itgi- Ill'll nVt-r, Then* Jin* inure limn im.irn. Thin will Ir n r v 'itijdflc tlt tiill i, showing llicugi*. miUi,|l;t|.i;. jiii,I plys^ul cuudlilnn. It will ttlimv \tbother tin* limn tided Iiim nny ntie dependent mi him uml thus whether it w m i Ii I he (.in t., itliuw him lu l-ld.fl lu (he tinny lit the lust cull. It will Hlimv whether ho bus liml any mechanical. profcs-Mowd or military c‘xperiem-jo ii ad Ihiis whci lu*r Ii would bo wi-u* for’ Ute government to allow him to bear a riile w hen perhaps lie might render far more valuable service as a surgeon or iiiunillotiH worker nr mem­ ber of the signal corps. Similarly every factory, large null small, is being Jldrd separately. Con­ fidential nml closely guarded Informa­ tion given by I lie owners to the gov­ ernor w ill afford film an-exact tdeu of tho resources o f every Industry. Ho Will know, too, how imuiy workers, trained and untrained, are needed to equip each factory and liow easily now workers cun lie trained to take the places of the more highly skilled who .may be needed elsewhere. . The proposal to make the Inventory was‘ placed boforo (Sovenior Holcomb by one of the lending attorneys of Hartford on tho night following Presi­ dent WTlsuti’s announcement of tho break In relations with Genxmoy. The governor wus quick to seize tho Idea., Hu arranged to nddress n Joint session o f the assembly the following tiny. In Just WX) words ho outlined what ho Wanted. Citing the costly experience of Great nrllaln, he said that “ a prerequisite o f a mobilization of men and*Industries Is Urn collection nml classification o f In­ formation ns tp (lie avallablo resources of tho country. If we are to servo bravely arid efficiently wo must liegtn early and act promptly.Within an hou, after tho governor had finished spealffng tho hill providing for the census, approved by tmih houses, was presented for Ids signature. Traps to Not $500, Ilood Itlver. bro.—I). E. Rtanton, a civil war veteran, has n stu, Georgo W. Ftanton, who, according lo a letter receive*! hy the father, will clear more than $500'from his traps In luike coun­ ty this winter. The young man writes that Ills chief revenue will tic derived from eoyotes. Young Mr. Stanton has already tnip|>cd eighty-five coyotes this winter. He nays that he haa killed alx bobcats. Young Motbsr of Triplots, ltulllmore. -* Probably one of the youngest mothers of triplets ever In this city Is Mrjs. Lena Stockman, who fa only eighteen year* old. Three baby girls recently arrived at her home. Their father. Ioiwrencc Stockman, is but nineteen years old. Mrs. Mnry Herr, mother o f Mrs. Stockman, has recently achieved n record o f her own. She la only thlrtv-four years old. ... ......................... Everyday. Someone Says The chances are that it its fo r the Office we do II or Phone us about , yt Requirements and we will do the rest. KRITINC FLUID Ca r t e r ’s S & ■household OTAR Hinti- II m lI vi No Young Phonoms W en Picked by Phillies' Manager Tide Season, but Team la Strong Contender In Nation­ al League Race— Alexander Roynde {to After Poor Start. MAKE back plait, ami bring back edgethoof smalt **o" perforations under pocket to Indicating small o” per­ forations near underarm seam: stitch sldo and lower edges of pocket to position To make the lining, crease the back on one line of slot perforations * nnd lap folded edge to remaining flno of slot perforation*: p reff plait Form plait at armhole in front plac­ ing "T * on corresponding small "o’* perforation and tack. Adjqat lining In coat with neck, nrmholo and lower edges oven and foil lining to under- I f odd fo r a summer jacket of blur »r gold colored satin. It It In *ln>;/e. freastr/T cfTcrrr Knrftr~nT~Tmr - ir im r r I ml (rimmed irl/h buff opt of scll-ma irrial. Satin Jackets nro nil the rage to Wear with skirts of cloth, serge, Jer »cy, etc. The design shown hero gains an effective touch through Its extreme simplicity The Jacket is in single • lireamed effect and Is built upon n lining of tlgurod silk. Tho front and hark tire laid In plaits nnd Joined to square , yokes. Trimming pieces ornanfented with buttons and flare cuffs finish tho two-piece sleeves and there arc largo pockets on either sldo of the front, which may be omit­ ted. If desired. In medium - Ire the Jacket require** js , yards I »:--•*» r-iarerlnl, wtth yards of 36-Inch lining. Tho home dre-sinaker. after study­ ing tho rutting guide carefully, takes up tho front first. I’ lalt tho outer front and back creasing on lino* of slot perforations nnd bring foblel edges to corresponding llney iif-snuitl "o'* perforations nnd pre«s Next, take the yokes nnd turn lower *-.! • t nder-no slot perf ta- VOLUNTEERS OffAWD iNDEUBtElNK W aste Baskets Letter Trays Penholders Letter Clips A ccou n t Books Steno. Note Books Clip Boards Paste Record Cards Loose Leaf Books Time Books Receipt Books Hook Files Stapling Machines Typewriter Ribbons Eye Shades Loose Leaf Memo Books and Fillers Clipless Paper . Fastners Supplies for Verti­ cal Filing Cabinets Adding Machine . y Paper * Blank Deeds, Etc. Stop. U s in g C h e a p * U n r e li a b le C arb o n P a p e r * --ft Don't take a chance w ith inferior, carbon paper. It means faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste o f time and poor \vork. • Put a stop to this! Use TRADE MARK Lasting legibility— neatness — uniformity— nnd economy make HultiKopy the standard carfcpn paper. In black or. blue, MultiKopy never fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudgihg, non-rubbing copies which often rival the original In clearness and legibility. MultiKopy gives turprtaingly long service nnd is unequalled for manifolding. ^ W rite for F R E E Sam ple Sheet Let us Equip your Telephone with one of these Tablets for a Ten Days Free Trial. I f it don’t prove (o be Convcniet and Satisfactory we will remove it without any cost to you whatever Price $2.50 Delivered The H erald Printing Office Supply Department Phone No. Vs/Ca# I I J J x l T l y 148 �. . # r i Jll6 PAGE SEVEN lo ng a r m o f w a r g e ts l a w m a k e r s W l i n n . m y h a n d a n d o f f lr l a l a a a l a t B a n tho advertiser. Usually we do not f o l d . F l o r i d a . I h r 4 lK d a y o f J u a r . I B I 7 . and I couldn't get It tsit. ____ ______ know who the . . . . ___ „ advertiser is and if „ „ K-A. UOL'GJ.ASS, ( Irrlr. « H t a r d f t li, *■ • • '* * ——— — a eh© tneatitbr itw m n a rtr. wF*IF§*Sl(5T^!T5VetPV#®fi1 ? c Ifahkmmm Bollrllors for Complainant. SJ-Tuaa- Sir • and she called tnc a |toor dear Innocent out this'information. Simply write and told mo nbt tq worry. I would a letter and address it as per in- “ '. V J N e tlrr o f A p p lira llu n fa r * * ‘i - r " b.“ Kdwln Dcnby, former tnemlier of jeongress from Mlehlgun. enlisting In tbo tuarlue cori>a as a private. Iaiwer plcturo Is Representative Augustus P. (isrdner of Mnssnchusetts. wlio Inis taken lip his diith-s us’ n h*«ei»e oilb er Indeed, were In* Innocent wmihl be not hnvo asked me to coino down and liear bis explanation? That Is tho Inst I ever saw o f Ralph Lorlng. rIlls * action ‘ ....... In not defending himself and going nwny looking like n culprit cun tinned me In believing that tbo.charge ngalust him \vns true. Rut. oh. h o w .l Kiiffered! .It seemed at times tlint I must recall Idm nml tnke Mm. guilty ns lie was. I might havo dono so, but lie went nwny from tho town, I heard, to accept n bushiesp po­ sition elsewhere. . , loiter a woman who was n -luutnnl frleml o f Ralph's and mine canto toseo me. She bad the anonymous ' letter with her nml one from Itnlpli. lie had i11<!••i -. .I nil il:,. !..■ in. r, "1 pr< f.•r a wicked woman to n fool, hut I am tibt In tnvo wtrn eirh.’ r TITTsTs II gl en I dls a p p o in tn ii'iil T»i D r r il H. McLauJin K. ft. and S. 0 . J. Miller C. C. I n il. to Thatrbrr (Crafty Company, a Florida rnrporatIon, Frank A. Ilr*i and Miry M. Ilral, Ma «»Ifr, J. O. Ural, Waltrr S. Adama, J. II. flrown and Mary l«ro*n. hia mile. M. II. Thatrhrr. t»roffr W. Ilnatwrlfht. \V. J. TheiM-n and FranH. W. Thifprn hi# w(f#, *— J . ( liU h o lm , I.M ui«a X K o r irr a n d A . I> . I t o r i r r , h r r h u s b a n d , W . H . V . Co C o l l r r , \V , U« < > h a r lrtr* n t .T o reduce my large stock of pigeons will seirsom'e"Carncaux and Homer Sip'sh 'breeders. Mated and working pt'rs guaranteed. Also youngsters. Leonard Yihlen. R. I). A \ narlra W. Young. I.Urlr f.rwi*. f». V. Johnson, WHIiarn Cark, and Laura i lark, Mi aKr, Mrraay Monro, an administrates of thr r«tatr of |l. (t. ' 1 tV o a a r ds llttlw n ■— ».i loaa. Widow. Frrd • Clam, Augu*t Srhnrldrr, Charlra Vrrly and l*«>lh<* Untied llrolherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Amerira Sanford Local Union No. 1761 meets first and third Thursday night at 7 o'clock in the M. W. A. Hall, Pico Rlk. J. W. O. Singletary .W. W. Van Ness • Soc.Treas. ' President N r r l y , h ia w ife . ( i i l b r r t I L I . r a r h , Ita fa r l M d n lr n r fr o . Itta lu IJ ttlr a a n d I M r l l r * . U t i l * * . * h i* w j f r , l i e W . S p rn rrr, C a rr lf W . A h r r n a lh ) and W. \V . A n rrn a th y , h rr husband, l T. (J. S ta to n a n d V lu la S t a t o n , hia a if r , d r fr m la n ta . O r d e r fo r H r« % lrr by l* u h tlr a llo n T o T h a t r h r r I t r a l t y . C o m tia n y . I t a p |> r a r in f b y t h r a ffid a v it o f c o m p la in * a tit h r r t i n filr d t h a t < u b p o t n i ha a l»vrn la* • t r d in a a id r a u * r a n d r r t u i n r d n o t r r r v r « | b rra u » r n o a c « n t o fd r f r n d a n t T h a t r h r r K r a lt y C o m t ia n y , a F lo r id a C o r p o r a t io n , ra n I f fo u n d , a n d i t f u r th e r a p |> r a rin K b y th r a ffid a v it w f c o m p la in a n t th a t p ro rr** a fa ln tt th r a a id d e fe n d a n t ru rp < »ra tlo n For Sale — Registered Duroe Jer scy pigs. Mm. II. E. Curlett, Ge­ nova. . . 85-tfc For Sale— Seventeen n'eres, 5 acres eluared. Fronts on Lake Monroe, F in e' timber and worlds of muck. One mile from postofflre. Inquire of Herald office. 84-tfc For Sale Stock FernMiK- llllw ^ lt’ o. Mtuiordi I■ Celery City Aerie No. 1853 Meeting every 2nd and 4lh Tuesday night at Ho'clpek. Eagle Home, Oak Ava. Visiting Hrathers Welcome E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff Worthy President Secretary Modern Woodmen o f America Meets 2.-4. Thursday evenings, 7:30, in M. W. A. Hull, Pico Huilding. , C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch Consul Clerk in the Geo. H Apply Rox X. Tir-i i Ult tills 'USUU'l J _jLT FO R R E N T m i'." P lu m b in g Itnlpli hail told our mutual friend to explain I lie tiiniter id me She hud a specimen of Naruli linker'* handwrit­ ing with her and •dioued me how near­ ly Idem leal It was with the alionviiiiui* G as and Fitting All Work K c c c i vcb My l'crHuna By RLTDI GRAHAM For Rent With family of two hleely furnished screened apartment Sly nieces, Alice and Ress, nged res|>ecthety nineteen mid seventeen—th. ace ulien a girl Is thinking of mA nace asked me to tell them soiiietlilng ule'Ut my girlhood. I tdld them of nu Incident that had occurred to me which I Intended ns n lesson for them. This was the story: When I was Just yoifr age, Alice. I tad. Itnlpli T-orlng nt a barn dance. He bad recently come td our town, and not only IsH'niisc ho was n new ndjnuct. hut a very popular one, n nninlier of the girls set their caps for him. I didn't, because I couldn't believe that he’d consider mo for n moment. Hurnh llakrr made the llrst dash K>r him. Al though he was attentive to me, site made every effort to take him away from me. I told Ralph, that ho’d better switch off from me and lake her up, but be said that he. was nobody's property sml wmihl do ns lie pleased. Whatever was a girl's duo he would scrupulously observe, hut that didn't tqenn that lie was not free to associate' with whom hr piraved. S le e p in g in k i l l I • >1 and M > lin k .ill Opposite Hty llnM e n llv e n ie n e e > \v < . Window Flags, for window or wind-shield, made of peper, size 6x10 inches, e a c h ............................5c Pul them on your col­ lar, your belt or your hat band: Use them on your Envelope containing 10 for - • 5c HERALD PRINTING CO O F F IC E S U P P L Y D E P A R T M E N T P H O N E 148 , Lost— Illack spaniel, long ears short tail. Finder return to <Dean Turner, care of Turner's grocery and receive liberal reward. 83-tfc -------- T T------------------------J.ost Gold Inukct with initials "W . K. \V." engraved on it. Finder return , to Herald 'oflrco and receive 86-tfc reward. January Wheat Crops. Only two countries. Chile and New Zenlniql. usually harvest their wheat erytps in January. MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER. DYER AND REPAIRER ♦ Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Drr Cleaning. lions of Ail Kinds on Short Notice $ Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month SUITS $15.00 UPW ARD I CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 174 LtGAL ADVtRUSING In In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald for Information as to the identity of J .\N U. I ' K I I K I NS. Tirruil l o u 'l, Si ntlnafr I «si nl« JEWELER S rim lh I I••i •.1« JudUUI MY SPECIALTIES « I r ru ll In i h t n f i i ) ELGIN ANI> WAI.TIIA.M WATCHES s Jsihft*«»n. W i l l i a m $ lark • Urk lii* a l l * . Mr* M a* a.lpiih ivtfairit «*f I h** f ,1* Is ' I n p i t n . •l**^»-i»***il# « « m| I a<i t s •■•IMil II. riaui \ BUSINESS CARDS One Inrffi Cards Will lie Published Un­ der This Mending Al 1 he Hale Of $7.20 Per Year? AOmsIhy nut W. U t to t ku I aril, I1, t*. Blstnr. S lilin . lo - »ilr. I * r f r i» i l n e l ritiiMvn r.M'u.T w I «| J «i I. '. Wilrlrr K. A«I«mi« an-l , reursunuN IIOusmouikh * \Y Y . . v t i ' l |,atai I || h 4j.|»\»rini' ff«*ni lh* tltiiUMi «.f Williar^i lls ar.lall, uttsiffM \ ami if* lit Irf I i<ni* |Isii anl. 11* t ••••'*» «l»lrd ran**. Iirfrib ' ' • | 'i i ' I . Is*|is ■ ' .. ! i .r k N l • til Mar) 11« •t• lit* « ilr, ari.l J O 11••I LAWYERS Ua'.iir 1* A.t«ru« amt I'ltarisa \V Nnunc J Florida arul Kafa* I \li.vilr-ns gto afr rnli|pnli ul Sanford, ti'lcf "(■fra thin «st ihe s|iii»4 of Finfill a; 11at I hrlr frajil virr^sm! |»n*tnfTYrr* a«|.lr«ws arr tn thin attnin. ) ••It'l unhf o»n, ■ml *l.«t thrri* i« n«l»ri*on tn thr Hit# ul Hull'll, th^ arffii. nf a ii|Ii|hmn* uit whom toil ,ati| u)rf,i)it,ni«. Mot (list **14 ilrfruitantH ar* airr thi* «rf n' tsmly* an* yurt/ A R C H IT E C T Il !• thrrrlorr -*rd#Md that you ila ap|M*tr to Ilr mmt'tiininl'i t.HI hrfrl . * • ,• * . it, 11 ! I | .f f||| Office In Yowcll Hldg. ^anford, FIs I*•17, Ihf umr Isrlnc Ihr ruin <lsg ■ court# It furthrr oriftm! that thU no fuhli.liH tn lh« Sanfci.l llna^.f, a hr-* nul.ii*!>. *1 in Snnf* r«f, Srmlnol.Florida, oner • «rt|i fur nine j'ubft • rtV*. .• #■« Witnr** F. A-# f!ou|taM. th«* clrrk ATTUKNKY ash COUNSIXJGF at LAW Clrrulk Court *!>r **■■! of vshi at court houM* in Sanford t! lit day of May. A. I*. 1WI7. * Practice in Stale nhd Federal Courts («#al) F. A. IMIIMH.AKH. , , ( ‘IcrL*u( ( Irrull f.ourt. Sanford Fla Larncr-Wondruff Hldg Koldnarn A It. artlill# M n r |(.|e F u r r , U .u r u No Animals for Him. * One dny John's mother wits going tn havo company and site told him to go tn the market nrfd get some oysters. William (In k *71.1 k.u r* She said: "W e will have oyster soup." (lark, hi. »l(r, Merr.y Mon• John was busy-thinking. Finally ho ro. »» •ilmlnUtrilrl. «l Ihe ctlil. it I*, li. M,'sr«ie,*vleeuld: " I ’ll eat (lie soup, but no animals |reusi, He-ter A. Fellow., wt'tcw. Frill Clark. Auguat for toe." Sehnriiter. Ch»rle. »^«ty and Millie Nealy, hia wile. (Itlberl I tr l..ii.h, lUfaal Monlenefio inly l ittle* and Fatella Utile, hit wile, O. W. Spenear, Car­ rie W. Airmail.)' sn<l W. W. Ahetnathy, her hurlisnd, tl. >(7. Staton ae H Viola Htaton, hl« »il«. I>e(#nila|it*. • To Chariot Na ly. t^>lllr NeeU »»•• »*• "• Thatcher; . „ , It v*iiit.3lrtnr iftbn *the .(BdSvfSol Jtfnjamln l»rew, rnrn| lalnant III the *».ove en­ titled c*u»e filed Ifirreln, that tha of Charlea Neely and latlil* Neely and M. It. Thatcher are to thi* affiant unknown, »ml that f*fh of nid itrfrndinti It l* th*» !>«»• h All Local Advertisements Under This Heading T H R E E C E N T S a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents.’ HENRY McLAULIN >fsy. 1' | It..Mr*.mi A l l . 4 f.fiM \tt» .r m > f.»r t h | *T if.| l'li- I.lfo doesn't consist In ploying n good hand, hut In playing a poor hand well. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Telrphoue No 25 ' ' 7-M * For Rent Ten room house, electrie lights. Corner Oak avi'hin and Vill.vjo Lit* In China. Chinese vlllitgo .life h essentially Fnurtli street, opoMte’city park. Ap­ 8>'-it|i • deuiis ralh', alitm-t loininiinlslli'. riiere ply to W. W. Iifliig,' ure not tcdn.v have not Ins'll for .vn turles—feudal lords or even great land lord- It I* « eoiintry of ishmiiiI pro­ prietors. elan government, with pr;oll •all* all the men of middle age il Ini over In a ••.itnimililty having .spial voUm and authority In h»-al affairs, with hum split up sienller and more equally tliiui no il In anv other lolinlry tu the world — *Furnished Knnrnn by Ouy, or Mouth I’.irk nvjuiue Hat, Fteviting »n Old Saying. The old saving that where there'*' North I'ark avenue, over I n will Hi.-re* a way Nt ill holds good Philips & Co. drug store. with certain restrictions, hut the nosj' James Patton, manager. -'h i-in w-iv of doing things demands l«nh will and .Mil The Individual who po* sesses both these.virtues will lii'id III. WantOl ’ \ * good trurker’ for 5 road to success coin|»a.rslively tlinniam * of liigh eultiv ated m ink'land I,",-. Illlkl'l S \\ 1*1*1.I. in Orlando, conveniently located, Doing Your Duty. within 15 minutes walking distance Th o*e who do It always would m from i i liter of n ly . N’ew a room *o,*n think of being lom.-ited of eating liouri and hath. • t, , city.water over their dinner iih nf doing I heir duty llie place, also casyoio lake w'utcr. What honest l*oy would pride hlmsejf Cali lie rented nr hnuglit. .A rare oil not picking n |MK'ket? A thief wlic chance for the rigid man. Write nr was trying to reform would.—Georg. see o. V. Zangcn, loti Court Si., Macdonald. 88-atc Orlnmlo, A Housshold Jewel. ••|h ylinr new maid com|>etc!it?" "Very. . She can even fool agents nml peddlers Into hellevlug that she's udstress o f tho house." — Pittsburgh Flag stickers 1 1-4x3-4 inches. p u re h Altvnlinn Am i IlyNl ElTnrtti if. I It ft.|a. 11•' M| .t . . Contradictory. '"W hat did Rhuik say nlmuj me?” "That you owed Idm l i f t " ••Why. the lying scoundrel! Well, can Just whistle far Ills money Uo'V won't pay him one cent till I got g and ready.- Itostnu Transcript. xtatioi^ry. . Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. o f P Meets second and fourth Tuei itruclloiw In .he ,d N r.,lio n n o f ( h a p l r r .S S S , L a w . o f Flor Sanford Lodge No. 27, 1. O. O. P. Ida ' Notice la hereby riven that Jarpea B Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 FOR SALE All vis­ Foatar. |>urrha»er of Taa Certifleate No I in M. \V. A. i f all, Pieo Work. 2IC, (fateil tte 6th day of June. A. I». 1910, iting brothers cordially invited. • haa tiled aaid rertiflratv In my otTIcr. ind /. \V. O. Singletary ha, made appllrali n fur ta, .deed tn j,. 1Jim. F. McClellan rue in arrurdanir ‘ allh las Said rrrlifl N. G. K. Sec. ra'i rml rare, (hr I..II....... diarrihed prop. "**• ........ *“ " — ‘ enunty. Florida. (.’ ■le City Cam? No. f». W. O. W ||> »I| S', of NKl, of SH ', ,.f s \V*, ' Meets second and fourth Wednesday See. St. T St, lias*. J9 Ka.l Ti e aaid. land loinr aornrd at the date nights in each month. ul the iaauanre of ,uch eertl.leate In the F. L. Miller J. y. ifoolehan name of W. I.. f'ook: linlm raid certifl­ Clerk Council Commander eate •h,|| be retlremed aeeordinr to law taa deed will UaUr thirron on the 7lh day of July. A. !». 1*17. .. ff. P. O, r*. San loro Lodge 1241 Wlfnree my ofnelal' aifnatur* and teal For KxchnngeT-"Yacht Kllayre, Meet first and third Wednesday night thi, the Slh slay of June. A. I». 1917. 3 6 ft by 8 ft beam. Will cxchang nt Klks Home, North Park Avonue. <»*ll K. A. IMM’Cel.ASS, Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. F. S. Frank O. L. Taylor for a good 1916 or ’ 17 live passenge fly V. M. Douelio, n. C. Secretary . Exalted Kulcr automobile. Address W. F. -Ayres *J Turn. S t-e Daytona Reach, Fla. 86-tfc In ( Irrull Court. Neeenth Judicial nrrull, Seminole Count,, Florida. In Chancer, Urn la min lire w I _ 1_ a Ing town, pur|K»rtlng to hnvo been w rit­ ten by n girl who had been Jilted by Ralph a n d w a r y tug iu «j ngnlnst him. I nearly fainted on reading It. Msytio If I had njoro time I might havo recov­ ered sufficiently to avoid making a dune© o f myself. Itut, unluckily, Ralph rang the liell within half an hour after I received It. I ran upstairs to ipy room, and writing on tho hack o f the Horse, sound and gentle, witl letter I had received. “ All In over be­ buggy and1 harness, in good condi tween us," sent It down to him. tlon, $100. See H. F. Jammes R. F. I). Sanford or Hcrny Wight | iTWHT :mr Wilson & Housholder E lt o n J . M o u g h t o n .G E O , A . D E C 0T T E S ('■ ■ m p te ia .n l' .Suit'll or In C...I -l i:<r t..uni> J*d«* County, Hl.l. of Flu,lit. In re t'.'lulr al W'n It. Ilurhannn . To a ll Crrdltot., b l l l r e , I . U U I I ■It t'rr-np. ti.vtrif Cliifn. or .ff.iniA*-aJ,I FZ.Iste: \ .. Il .n<l OM.i •Afh l ■* k Ilf Yuti »t )"U are kerrl.y nndfl.ii •n<l f»«jul,r.l tn |irr»rnl *ny rUlm. unit d»m.nil. s.htrh >uU, •>, either or you, may have uilnit Ike e-tutr ul Wm. It. Kurhsn.n, derriml, l.lr nl Eemlnntr county, Ftorl.U, in thr un.lelrl*tit.l eierutrli ol ..Id *-Ute. • ithln two yr.r. troui lh» dily hi-rrol. Ililr.1 May t v A. !l I»I7 KONA OllAY BUCHANAN. Klreutrll.77-TuM-»te 4 s A M O R o u m n ts. 4 Sanfnrd Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. Communication every first und third Thursdays nt 7:30. VisitinV brethren weleome. O. J. Miller O. L. Taylor W. M Secretary Monroe Chapter No. 16, It. A. M.-Meets every second and fourth Thuft dny in Masonic Hall over tho Imports Thestre. VUiting/omnnnions weleomi O. L. Taylor C. J. Humph Sec’y High Priest Seminole Chapter 2, Order Fsstern Hts .Meets every first and third Tuesdsj lr\ench month. Everyone who has seer hit Star in the East are cordially invited to visit this chapter. Alice E ftohblns, Scc'y The Sanford Council K. of C. Mce's tho 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., and 4h« 4th Sunday 8 p.'m., each 'month, at K. of C. Hall, Oak Ave. Thco. Schaal, Grand Knight. C.-L. Britt, Fin. Scc'y. Fhoncs 113,339-w STAR kBRAND Star Brand Typewriter Ribbon* give clear, permanent copies*. W ill not smut, dry out, or fill the type. I Buy typewriting «upp/i«* of THE H e ra ld P rin tin g Co Phone 148'. SANFORD. FLORIDA �I. \ i-t- ~JV i« •' ;:V j 7P7CWB M V firjjra q T PAGE K l U * t In the New York market are then given at $10 and 110.50 for the be*t. Thia winter will be another good . R .JL HO LLT h BdKor V M. HAYNES, OttrineM Manager tim e ftM—rtrising-potatoes' ill Ilorftls. Make arrangements for seed pota­ PublWhed Every T w « )« I and Friday toes now. Save the small ones; they are the beat for fall'planting. ----- O -----* . " ■ o n a u r n o N fb k * . in ad vanc e NE..VRR T A L K B A C K mn t e a r . . . . . ...............................no* MONTHS. ■M*«****>* * '« <" ,t>**4 1^® N ever talk back to n fellow that's abusin' you— , • B i l l MONT1IH.................... .T* Jes' let him carry on, an' rip an' B d i t t i r i U th* City by Canto* *2.00 Pe* Tear la anort’ an’ swear; Adraaca ar 10*. I'r r M a a lk araxawt* la Adraara M a ri Ba M ada a( OffWa An’ when he finds his blamin' an de­ famin' is jes’ amusin' you, la r i' Aa Hn a a l-O a a a Mad M a t in * « n « I>ad Y o u 'v e got him clean kaflummixed IM S , *4 Iba ranadW a al ttoafiwd. rw rid a U a d n A<« W M arrh f id . 1 »T ». and you want to hold him * there. • • It .to lln a ld Dalldtad T tla M a a a N r. U » THE SANFORD HERALD THEHERALDPRINTING COMPANY 4i-:#r a T H B SANFORD HERALD have caused heavy bloom In'several communities and. there may be an Unexpectedly large output of -lath ■fruit: The board voted to contribute $100 to the campaign for funds for the Red fcroas now under way here and throughout the country. Ac­ tion also pus taken for carrying the life insurance • and building uj^*n, the positions of certain valued em­ ployees who may be. ended on fo military service under the selected draft. The salary committee report­ ed the schedule under which olficers and employees will be paid during the coming y e a r.. Sundry other matters of routine business' were givert consideration. Jane 26, i 3n ■^ ScX*. •" RESERVE STRENGTH in the training of an athlete, the running of a horse, any test o f en­ durance,. reserve pow er is necessary’ to win— so it is with the battle o f life— you need reserve power— the power’o f m oney to keep going. H a ve you G ot It? A re you increasing your reserve power in a bank? *iThink this over and see our ollicers about investments. ■*■**•- - r --------- - PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD N ever talk back an' wake up the Decided upon only tw o months whole community ago, after tho bulk of vegetable unci An* call a mnn u liar over law pr small fruit growers have .shipped politics; their crops Qr had made marketing If. R. STEVENS * C. M. HAND 0. L. TAYLOR R. R. 0FAS YoU ran lift an* land him furder an' arrangements, 'the handling of truck I'realdeaCashier Aii'j Cnhkr %lr*-r,,.jd.t F l WOODRUFF Vlcs-Praiidanl with grueefullcr impunity and melons by the Exchange has tloW ith one good jolt of silence than I vcloped already into a usiness of ------ it hull- -lUran Licks. JcausilU'lilble volume and nAich prom----- 0 -----ise. Ways and means o r Increasing tho efficiency of the organization in “ POOR F L O R ID A !" Surrounding himself with men in­ this field and of giving it n greater "Et'ZIITMKNT nr T " ,: 1 ST, experienced in statescrafl, and him­ amount of produce to tnurket were cause il hy diseases and othpr conui- stranger 1,1In,I Pol,led film and fed h*m II. h. Uaml lllllr, at <. • im--v ( ( gone into quite at length in the tioiiH. The supply of edible meht self inexperienced and visionary, nwijy. It happcni*! that Antonio's son, meeting, yesterday. and fat is falling bo low that the Jose, twelvo years _of age, who had Semimde county gives $;lon() c' fax fa" i f ! . saTd, tt ill * hir 1iy reused t hr While vegetable growers will *biT United State* Department «if agri­ been apprenticed to n slui|>k,**|s*r. was tho Red Cress. M first year of Catts' administration urged 16 ’ form local, associations culture lias Issued warning to house­ coming homo and was astonished. to j ■h,i4us*i »•*•* •rut tan 1 i from f » ' j to io m'rlls. Commenting \ ----- o ----seo his father led along liHtnlfeld- IH'tkf ul inunlleu i„ m.i„. ptvT,.r wherever practicable and in Ibis way wives to conserve the sm all,scraps of Plant City ■' *h *■'?"" •« tk" j.„ T Every citizen of Seminole county along this line the stranger.* Tlio boy folfbwctl riilH-, U*f«re become an integral part of the Flor­ lean and fat meal which so many t*l hy eUrk rfrrult r.iun. s, * . ^ v |aki*s a just pride irt- the fact ihat Cpurior says: n.ohli. on the Pah .!«, cf ,\u«u.i p, - ' ida Citrus Exchange, for the present are tempted to throw away us not Die two for awhile, but finally lost J,lsiPisnt name* ■« »>in< *e.‘ " T h i s will he part o f lh,e price of . Seminole was first i » preparedness them In ttili crim'd* o f |»cop!e on tkw !,*. V; l!“ t*|« «f Ovl.-lti, t lnrliia the privilege of shipping through tin* worth saving. ,. stm*ts. • * listening to a hunch of Office seekers “ * '>• Ms»hhurn «t Ovir.lo. I'toiht, and assistance. * . s. It. rr»*lef C)t llvle.ln, organization will not he confined to * "Although Florida does, not have 'Jose went home and told his mother —' n e a r l y ev e ry one of* whom’ have — ----John Hrruge* «t Oviedo, rtorola members. Many growers already aa many families oit'qome states, the what bo had seen. She knew (lint her . itoitT. w i,\n* pie hy ap­ The war will firing privations and secured a slice of the are under contract with other mar­ total meat waste in thi» junto, husband had gone to do some work for SB-Tuss** rrf-totc tt" Her. . suffering to all of us hut the folks pointment to o f f i c e - a s reward for^ keting agents for portions of their caused principally through death and a btraugvr, hut nothing ipore. Site was Utfil servlees, and the others ijr* - that reside in^tfeminofe—munty-mn ________ __ very much worried._lim_eotild only Nmlrp'bT IpoHnil.in f.ir I 4% |)* t,I | raid to avail them­ Sit ||on H of 4 Pt.ipii r |*mi* I a* keep the wolf from the door about the waiting list, expecting to get selves of the service of the F.x- e m a c i a t ion of frittIt- b y cattle fever a wall Antonfo’s cotnftfg home, J ,,*.,< Itin ticks, amounts to several million something soon. Not one of their! as long as any of them. ate Id* supiier and went to h<*l. In Notlee 1. herrliy given i t j i A t changc (in the remainder and ultim­ [ pounds per year. «• curepiter Tav i .qoi. X promises as to retrenchment hy I ■!(**-* than twft hour* after the mason —O ately to sell all their production un­ >1h*,l«) . , \ ... r \ I* "T h e United States bureau o f ani­ start,* I* to hi* wmk to* rnnii* Ilack an,I I.-i* ate.I ..-.| abolition of what they then M-rmed ' e. riiti.v. > n * .a, . Charlie Evans “ fixed" us right der its direction mal industry estimates gtm pounds told thl* story II , 4 *1. 4 ] ell, 4 ( 1.in Inf , 4 * >1,, j ,,, tin tin-1 Inst week lie look I*>*h 11■•i1v '■> ii-tb*-- i>itiii < niateriiilized 4 , m , *1*110 with > v. S'ttt-1 , . f i x . llusiniraa Manager <\ E .*Stewart, i 1 U S a to a heavily ticked If,* had been | ,^ | |»y til* enin|,ii< > r to l - e i r > 11.•• frttiovlns -t.-.-f >>- I kinds words about Woods and tim-r- other hand, when tin* legislature.! ^ ' 4 , l 1 11 , , S>'J,|,IMj!f *■!-,,! I >, t t*i ’ *-I II , . xpressed himself after the meet j |f polled'cow per year. As (lie n place In* knew not xvluwi* and h e a r d >w *, ut si. -. ry nod ourselves und credited them realizing the vcrioumi*** of the uua tng yesterday as highly pleased w|th|tot;lj u„ jMju uj blood m the onitntd a iloi.r i 'Iiw * l*»,l*ln.| (dm. 'iHirn tie Me Seeiti.a |C. T|i 3 o a , , to the l'‘omincrrtnl.—-l.ersbnrg ( ’mu- tiiiu. voted 4a-iilMiJi-li some of tile tlie general null ink ^for tin* K\ Tt.t* t i d ! * • - , , • ••< -..1 .| 4 , i he .I.:, '■I ,lh. tt tinu tim e'in about 50 pounds, I in sceinicd a illglit ,,f step* .|m* a cold ‘*•*•1 useless olliccx, itoiiildy the tax com­ e, oj eueh trrttneair in ih,- „a..... mercial. ehunge,' reflecting the view s nf thu yearly loss may be four times that atmosphere. The bandage twits taken t.nknim o. A!»n T » v O r t U l r a l . s,, j'-*. mission, which could not be clothed (t»t, ,l the 7 *ti .lay o! J u„, A If. | y" ' —O ----off Ills,eyes, and In* round liltnself In members and directors who were in- quantity. ' . • tlte.t ►»!«! rerun, * l e In ray o l t l r , . . i , , , with power to produce results on ac­ the basement of a large bulldilig, lie N e x t-Friday's isatie of The Ifcraid the city. .Sale.*/ Manager E, L..Skt*l,n* 1 »*■!>-irsti m for ta t UeK-il In „ ln count of constitutional prohibitions, "E v e r y dunce of Itlnod lost to wits befon, a firitk wall, nml on tin* si'-ontanre with In*. S » M eerifne*!,. will be under the direction o f Secre­ ly was cheerful over tile decision to t.ikre* (lie fu'In elnir *te. 4i r ll-e-i yro,. • , the trill- *wns vetoed ‘ because the ticks means a waste;o f some animal fi,*or w ,*re ninsou’s foofii and hrlck and uete.t 'n Sen,lm.tr- , o u - , s I I. ...f, tary Marlowe of the Sanford Hoard keep the advertising going, feeding b i'l M . ,-l til,-rt,«r TD*re wit* a id* In * In the governor judged that a hostile legis­ fat und lean incut wlgrh should be of Trade and the real editor and the th.it nilli it ]i, ran of it nin fur grow­ lature ’ W a- |r;,|tig In t!lk> .iW4> Up , <n-crved to meet the re,|utre- wait and a 1<■\ In tlo* nit lie Antoi.l,. ■I ri, , * i, . . Iiusiih -.-s manager will be in .J.u .4<niier- lo ite r prii *-s than if none w .i-1 w.i* "rd< ted t- i !<-■■,> tin* hi. he nilli . i He )>•>!r t I i \ i . i i a . r - ’ Things do ti<n ment » ,.f hum.in cnii-umpltot, I .. . n e*. .n,.| , e.-t I r v .... I ,' * . ville a lii tiding t no .v.ii'i m t ng dotie Dr .1 II )(•. », tic- voti*r..u ! b rh t. t 1* *f 1,1 I r a \ ing the s p a - e ■re. riling (-. pan u , ... loos exjictl-x faxo|> for tin- laVpityer I'ltcrrfore the tick* are a very large of ttif Florida Press ............ Uqti * ! "*ed »>** a patt ,,f the wull. When on Ilin lln, h »lny «»f July A. I* | 'q; presiib tit f|»-ft for lits lioim* ut I I•>r. tl|e li*’ Xl few tea's, but We Well (old contributing agency in making tin* •he work y.ns done Antonio was again W t o * . . my othrlit #lznature ence Villa |n*fore he could be intershortage of lean meat as well ts blindfolded, led tip a [ l i g h t of slulr-i. M ,■ l h « -_*rih .Mr ..( June X I* 1 t • (that the jieople were going to rule. Ik A >1.1., A vfeued ’ Tam|ia Trlbttn*-. "Pis a safe bet that from lienee- (In to It.** o>iini.i| fat, and every consumer of ,nn,lint,*d by a tortitotis route to a* I er i, ('irrurt t'oya * -**i-i Mo **-Tu"*-Ste Ily V. «| I . . , forth the lipn. James i.. Alexander meat hr user *if products containing Jiolnt liedr Ills home mill left* standing I H ha! Ho You Think " f fi ’ 1*1 lll.lt ITY .C A M PA IG N o f Volusia wifi-n,,t-honor any nv re animal fats arc helping, through in- there. Tnkltig off tlo* bandage, the " f t isn't often -ymi find :» big >\*l xrx f •# t j X **■•■11 1-1 , sight drafts’ for **an*>l ‘at— f .r tie creascd prices to pay the c.ost of stranger bad dl»ap|-eared, and Antonio S*«|■ia*f t «+f *It4HIX* I.KXX i .**- ..r r flo rid tir.tiKiNeresslly, Not banker in a* « i 'y i ra»dy supers!t. -.tipportitig tin ticks. Went leinte. 4*1m governor hip. N titl^ r will \. , .i , ft liou«. says S'-oo- iii >.i *t . >»' ,-r ihl* ii.'.tetiMin* I if, ‘l.iixtirx ploy bf:j».s |i;|t|ifs |o iioisiiv ;■ i, , f |»« j ' The |’t.o|>!e si ti>-!, infested counA lltrUll-r'v 1) it. . I * -■b n l > -. 1, ill her a ' t - wh.it x .-»j r *. v •! *> i J Ill *■i r" if,i *i«. t rii - i all wed alfotd to urg,* t hi ir door. Went i<• ei w Jot im * there mo| ,i,b telegraphed la from \-* •Ptlr I* Uf) fi,r c o t tt. y olfii i/ 1 to make* appropriafound t xvo i,mi* , x , I -i a, to d n ceiurilnt i $ III! ' York tie o t inn • 1 ,r bo ! Mil i .i |i|itng vat- ano tloll I** 11.il til bo xI; j n i -oifp. n in-1 | • ret * ‘ V a mertint o’ 1I If- It I'Ll >"no | XX.-*11 .1, • M ,!■ I f. b r;i| st-rx I- -t r , • -.Pirn; wI* I, M * ■ 1 bant, .1 t . a *, r m i i . " , l ■ *• • in ,*r.ii|ii Mim* pr- ,1>i< , d . p xx . <; -n-r <oi’i •: XI M l| ■• . 1 lay He,, \ t : in I.. L~. f..r 1m ]re.i;.|e Ilf tilt* Ml gni e t lie hoi,. ^•u ii’ l.eil xxlial <tih'r li I - I . lee preside!!! re|;,|, ,| Uldi t ij t •-•* I h i ,-,| Mat, are lo lpmv t<> pay t|n-y xx i*n* v-ll-'it11,.* lor. mol. *x |>. >, p.:,| she said that ehe siitq o m * 1 it | • ,-*. I story iif a lit year • p, r I h [tin ’ gVivcrnnient'* rvliitrt* of tins work a cotntniiidi-ii servlet*, since li xv.i* a ) I since birth, who spoke i h h ' i .elrrd I •i : jin Florida and other ti< k fever i|it:ir- xerx idil building '|*.i Mil-. lho\ ii-;.|t.M| XX bed an | p»edi. ted t III * ■i niTtrltl ’»* * * in ' ,iiitint ’ tiilii't. a mi*a*or, for co'i- tli.lt It bad |*nsM.*M*| a fine si rx i e. !■ i • It* «.< IkJM. % *• r >■*!>' ■ttih. r iif t !tiTh 1 V {»«♦». I v * r-. a t, it, ,f f.,»' l iippl;. It fijid d!*np| ciited. l i x e n x-Hort had 1 !ftlx I '-fi Ull < MLifi Ifitilf' Si* . w*,*;.- ago the girl ft i f . - r.. u-!y til bccfi tnade to find It, Inn. Imd failed, .1 * *; Hy V M, V "H ow ever, tho govenyneniV mon­ und was pm to bed. Physicians and I sum, and timv the church tut! hurt lie* had xir ey Vi!! not In* available in I’nfintb** f I specialist’, were tlt fot; 'Two days del **d I tint niixiiex be ralsx-«l (or a ne*x | l e t lln (.mi l., ■Pin; tl, () which tl,, mil liiier.il a ppropriation- Olio. Ntillrr uf \(*p!(nlltifi #*»r i i f iK’ fJ I i in Dr, T. A. \i al and h.> •tlicn nt •of\erti-m g and <*f tin* various fprills( i later while doctor.- wer>- i»res»,nt tfie f{^ » i their own fumld. i *M|iirr I %>1. !..»»•■ uf I'ttithi-i The wxirk Wln-r. At'lojilo relumed t,( hi* home Nu'* m* |nfi l,i*f(>)iy vi*n that W JI, H.»*i j workers in tin Seminole t'ou n ty |of media hereto fore used were iln»r- girl called her nlolhcr" into tin* sick can only In* done •>ii|ta cooperative fM ifi’V i)iP«rf nf Tiv Orllflralt N'u -i t Inti i that exeidng iilnl ii'slii*! Id* wife ( -i O.. $!th The startled woman found .lay .#.f Jan** A l» l!Ml» Red Cris i dixi- on are dm all t he mq;ljly goto* int. . ft developed that j r,,,,m basis. Till* glvernment is piiwerl, *s OIOIICX to In,X a lotrf o f bieild—there ’•*‘ 1*1 ' ff D^i ,tle ti my tiffirr, ttP'l it4' fitj-Ic prni-u* t bi*i is ti.ing t'i them f.ir t hr tin n rguiiiz.ili>•li liit■» on iijilpl epough lie* * Ipld sit ting lip 4j‘|!I*aI Inn |«tf inn fi* I*, up fTt if* The glvernment is pow win llolo* iii llic hol|*e -site pilil him nrdarict* . “ M other," said she. "1 am going Masks-with liv, Said cr*rt l l l i *r* rm able .manner in which they h a v e recipe bo o k s , store curds, etc., to to help those who do not wish to Unit she flail given Die only money ttrarca thi* f*»t(o«iini; iii* i am up*tr#l in St-mlnuh* rnynty. Horl*la# taken u|i this great work and enr- last another season and that . no to die within a few . hours, help themselves. Spasmodic*, half­ they pn*M’s*ejl f**r u uetv ctitiiuiiiiiliili HW'i uf S\V, of S\V, *!*»• Ittk !»*• ).f*. ried it to n successful conclusion. It method of advertising yet tried had thankful this dreadful wnr wifi cn hearted effort* -will fail aa certainly service for a xliureli. Antonio itskt*! N. of sw cor tun K 10 yda* N .in )•!*. W in September, IttlJ." tf| jfdK S .*10 for rrif»rl«*ryJ S«*r. I, %+, is tiiis spirit tlint gives one. the joy shown as good results mi those deus regular systematic work will suc­ Hume questions aU,ut the mutter, and 2M» S. IL *11 But. t ' i arrr*. .She*adjusted her pillow and smil she told film .What tin,* nuns hud told Tin* #ufrl Imitti bring aaurarrr! at Ibr «fa|p of liv in g ' in a * community where thuae from newspaper apace. . ’ ceed. ■ of Ihn IvfuatKr «d*»urh rrflilirair in thr her. . • Two there tin* such big hearted people, Some of "the-directors felt that in ingly laid her head upon it. dam n of A. J. Thompaoti.^ "K forida's recent legislature ap­ An Ultra pbpi>otJ Into Antonio's head. Abo: Tat CcrtlAratr N«* SW. dafrd thr , ----- U ---- view of the short crop of fruit due hours later she was deud. propriated funds for the state to use Might not the liox lie bad walled up Ard day uf Junr A. D. 1907 ha» bird »*id rritiftratr in my nlflrr. an«! ma«!<* afitdirH* According to tin* New York Puck­ to the freeze and the drouth, the ad­ fn working with the federal govern­ fa the niche have contained Die lost lion for th\ drrd t<» l»*ur In arrortlanr# A total of twenty four cars of er, "Potatoes continue high despite vertising should lie ’ abandoned for with law. Said certificate rmbrarr* thr folservice? lie remembered that the base­ ment in counties where county ap­ dr^rrlbrd tirofirrty altualo-il in Hem* the big receipts.” The prices quoted one year at least. * The prevailing high grade rattle were received Sat­ propriations are available for carry­ ment fa which In* had doue the work fnwlne irifxl** county, yinrlda. lo-ait: H« S- Sf! cor# sentiment was to the effect that this urday. by Williamson & Dennis ut of Sec. S, . T|» 20 South, Itanfa 31 Knt was Very large. Straightxvay it occur ing on vat construction and system­ _ would be an unwise policy, increas­ the >yards ’ on Talleyrand avenue, red to him that It might have been the ’m atic work. The responsibility for Jacksonville. Tills representes one basement of a church. Tho Iwx was • l i * r t i l * n | t h i w u a n r * o l « u c h c v ftl{tr» « » ing sales costs in otht*r fields to more future conditions now rests with the largo enough to hold n numls*r of In th** tx s m v n» A - J . T h n n jt y o i* than equal tho amount that would of the largest single shipments of P t t l r * * » , I H r t - r t t l t r i t f * * v lis n l>«* rx-H»»n,*U cattle into the rity in some time, and people and their, county official* in jileces. The air was that o f an under­ ■erurdle^c io law Is* rfrvd*. wilt l»*u* tinrehe saved. on on he gi»t dsy ot July A. 1> j 91 * each Florida county." ground place. , . *tVitr*x* my oitleisl risnslcre *n,l *e*l Ini* Information presented to the the concern plans to turn some of Antonio called JosA nnd told tho txjy the J tt Hay‘of Jine A. I>. J*IT. bhTtrtl gaV> tri*\)ftin^Brtf.1 t the CnH-"'tllp w m e immediately over to Ar•lx K. A. DoUObASS, to lead him over tlio roufo lie had gono ■ -•• CJ»rk rircult Court Botnlnol* l o- Kl*. fornia grp were of citrus fruits will mour ^ ^ °* •'* believed by mem on tlio night ho had done the work ao Ily V. M. Douzlss*. I>. C.; S7*T«le*-5t * fnr ns Joso had kept hint In sight. advertise next ^winter more exten­ Egfuj - P iiun Job© fed him a winding route, but the sively than hefore and that Porto trend wns totynnl tho church that had Rico growers will spend ten cents No. It Mtsarl « f the Condition of lost the communion service. box in giving publicity to their pro­ The next day Antonio went to the T h e P e o p le s Bank, at S an ford, duct. Jt was brought out that with priest who was pastor o f the church development. It is stated that In the State o f Florida, at «he ('lose the general tendency to economize, By F. A. MITCHEL und told him his story. The jirlest took of Rusiness, June 20, 1917 citrus fruits will be in smaller de­ him down Into, tl;o basement of the . Keaour r r * ‘ Prairie arrive friim ---------------------------------------mand than psual unless thin public -1---church, and . Antonin found the--place 1,o*n* on |t*»t E»t»l* — * fij.st-Jiu Loam nn t'oll«trr*l Rccuitty 60.1*1.00 can be made to regard them as ne­ Hast Coast: Antonio wn* a very p<*>r man, who ho bad walled lip It wn* In a dark Other than lloil 7:*t*t*.-------- 124.919JII is known ns "atockers” and after cessities rather than as luxuries. IIveil In tfie outskirts o f Madrid. Spain. corner when* the difference between All other Loan, and UUcount*..— being' dipped according to the gov new and old brick would not be no­ Ovtrdrslu___________ —— — I I.TJO.OO Accordingly the Florida Citrus Antonin was a mason, tmt unfortu* Stoc * ot Corporation*--- ——■ eminent requirements will fie sold ticed without nrtlUelol light. Then Ilanklnc IIou*e, Kurixltur* snd Exchange will emphasize the health40,74S.CS nately was out of xvork. fie xvan usunl* Put ore* and Ituildl,is* ——-----mason's tools were brought, the wall to the various stock farms. g.fK.OO preserving qualities of oranges and ly out o f work, for ho was tn |*sir that Antonio had put lit wns demolish­ Other Ileal Eatate________ —— 2.S70-4I Claim and other lle*ouree*--- l grapefruit in its advertising. Atten­ health and could not do ns much as ed. nnd the communion service was t'x*e from Ineorporate*! tUnk* - —• 2 I. 2 I4 W) C'hertr end Eirhanfr* (or CtearM U ST SAVE M O RE FA TS tion also will lie paid to the food other men. The truth Is, he tin,] fu* found In the box I4 »f« 42,101.41 valuo of these fruits. The ScaldsCarh on Hand __ __________ _ * cotrto so jioor that ho could not huj^ |J24,£tt.4T Cattle Ticks Lessen Florida's weet trademark of the Exchange lyiOlclent food to put strength Into him. Total Chances In War Explanation of the Whopper. will he’ featured as the consumers* lie also had n w|fx» and several chil­ Iteltara Llablllllra f 30,000.00 When lawyers go into court they Capital "Cleanliness is considered next to dren to provide for. ’ guide in buying and protection as to Stock Paid Io ---16,000.00 . quality. As heretofore, the adver­ godliness hy a great many advocates Drio evening Antonio wns sitting tie- claim the earth. It Is probably be­ Sorplua yuni!...._x --- --------— The ideal way to make U nrilvidexl Prufila (Low Eiperxw* »nd 2.9J7M tising will be placed through the of right living, but the cost of soap, a side his door, trying t6 alleviate hU cause there are so tminy lawyers In T a ie o P a id )__________________________ memoranda and carry infor­ polltlrs that no ''nmpalgn claim Is ever Individual I),po,lt» Thomas Advertising Service -of Jack­ necessary factor in thp cleansing pro­ despondency with his jilts*, when n xoss than ri*c,rd-lireaklug.—Toledo mation that you need fre­ S u b je c t to C h o c k - _ l l l l i l ® . ' ! sonville ami Tampa, under the direc­ cess is advancing rapidly. man mme along and, seeing Antonio's Blade. T fm o C e rtl A ra te * o l l)* p o .lt___” ,____ 17,019-44 quently. Covers la st fo r tion of the advertising committee "T h e prices of some popular sign "mason," nskwl him If ho would Certified Check*.... ... H'-*8 Jta rs . Sheets can be obtai ned ■und executive officers of tho Ex­ brands have recently been raised like n Job. Tlie si ranger was neither Caibler'a Check* Outiik h a h t M kn t tty t i i k in t k h io h •tandlns _L.________ 3.3i».M U. S. I.snd Othre at (islntsville, Kl,.. change. from 20 to 40 per cent and the well dressed nor well favored, and the anytime, ruled in six styles. . to Incorporated June 23, IS IT, l)ue H ank. * 42.SOS-9" Jion^nipii feared that he would nltt tie Notie* U hereby (i*,n that Chart** J wholesale .prixe on .certain lines of The meeting yesterday was well — SU.Stl S3 2T6,S»l.*2 Round in Handsome Dura­ Vermtttinrx ot Wthlws. Klorlits. »h6 on !>*x'lnai ilrnoalt* (>ald for his work, lo.t lie sskrat the June T o ta l O rp o a fta ________________________ _ t7;i 1912, m»,t* llome*tes,l Kntry. ..Nn attended and enthusiastic. Only toilet soap has advanced 200 per . e i c f i l * i . ble Black Morocco, with Red nature o f Hie work, whether It requir­ 0I07C3, lor St* ol SKq, Section 29 ,mj NU three directors were uhsent — Carter cent in the Iasi few months. T o t a l _______ '__________________ ed much strength and wtint would tie ol NBU, Section Si. Townahlp 19 S, R,B(e Leather Index that enables E ,- T•*■•M l U hM »iaaav* * * e * M em n1 o1U tiri*r id , ia *•n , h t a 1file 11Wlid T\ F!• „ —laartlsr «• ! "One reason offered for this in­ the jiny. The stranger rejHIcd that an 2“9Wr.| of Dade, Klurk of .slarion, and Ray­ ol Intention to make Five-year Proof, in Stale ot -Florida, County of f5*?* .uM***buveyou to fipd what you waut in­ |k# mond of Lee. Estimates pf the creased ctist is that there is a scar­ hour would lie required to go and come eatabliah claim to th* land abovo described. I I. O. L. -Taylor, Carixier ol me betor* cprult court,Aridii.l at Tavar**, named Hank do *" oernvu liana ■ui.m—i "awesr , stantly. .III— , on .. clerk ■ t. .. I10th 111i* daw »1i ■* Plot- abov* k_..._ atatement ____uo . I_I*aolamnly at»u# im . •to n 1th* 11# -> b*la - '*. mly <r probable amount of fruit to be mar­ city .Pf animal fats which go into to nnd from Mto work, n half hour to 4 Ida, the day nf n[ Auzuat, I19)7 '■ Claimant• name*'a* wltneiaea: the manufacture of soap," says the do tho Job, and the pay would las what knowtadfe and be.lah TAyi/)H. Carrtw . keted next fall and winter made by T. I. lloyd, ot Wrklwa, Florida K. A. Ilu’ h, ol Wekiwa, Florid* members of the board varied accord­ weekly bulletin issued hy the tick he held In Ids hand. Opening the hand (ieori* tiarwood ot Paola, Florida Hubtcrlbrd md «wDrn to — he displayed a large gold piece. ' ing to locality hut indicated a crop eradication committee. Harvey ft. Rtnlro*. ot Sanlord. Florida. Utmem.tM.ZS.da, Fhane 148 Antonio agreed to do the work andl Hanford, Florida r o b t . w. Da v is , "T h is has been brought about by from two-fifths to one-half the nor­ Ratlatar. It. R !>♦•». Notary Public received hts par In advance. T h «; mal production. The recent rains decreased production. of live stock Tua* A Frl-IOtc My Com. Eap. Jan. 26, 1920 SANFORD, FLORIDA THft BANK TH AT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS * " I c 'L it •ti D O N ’T Write it on Your Cuff! Jot it Down in the MEM O BOOK HERALD PRINTING CO. I?;* i If A n to n io s J b �t r - ..''■ U w - .- W-**#■I * w 'i ' ; Joa* I t . 1»17 * •, •’ !* S T - ?f. ■ ■ • ' THB SANFORD HERALD QUTJH£ClTY i. 7 Little Happenings— Mention of Matters in B r ie fs Personal Items of Interest forefront at all times and they can he depended upon to do their •L>r. -Kerens has-jrn»r-ffrrtTfcTr chosen profession, is on the eve of getting married and pudding a line home here and had all the world before him hut he feels that his country needs him and he is going to the front. • ------- --------------------------- -— .« ...A N D P E O P L E * HAPPENINGS U PTO D ATE E V E N T S . . . Addrraa all CommimbtiffBi far tkii Column lo "SwtMijf E*f»!ortMor Chao# Mia. H. A. Tarkrwn. i'koM Na. 10) r --------------- % ------------------------------------Rtd f-Voss A'l’rs/ As in almost every town and city in these United States of ours, society in Sanford has vacated her throne in favor of the Red Cross who.reigns triumphant in the cause of humanity. Lost week was given over lo lled Cross activities and it isXVTrlia thrill of pride mid pleasure* Samm»ry of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged fur Hurried Herald tteadera Mrs. G. A Radford. Mws KnSnmornl ll.idford ami Haul left Friday afternoon for Atlanta tit visit the eldest son of the family Walter, In fore he leaves for Ute Texas border, They will visit Waycrass and other Georgia points before returning home. The Church in Sanford I'he mid-week service at the M eth­ odist church this week will he spec­ ially, interesting. . Several leading business men will Fred Williams has returned from make short talks. Secretary M ar­ :the training camp and is home re­ lowe of the Hoard of Trade will discoverin g from an injury to his leg euss "T h e Church, its Value'to the that at the present unfits him for M r. and Mrs. Harry Wray and business Man," A program ‘cif hat we realize that there wo* scarce-j ictlve duty. As soon as he recovers ly a man. woman or child in our m t,P ,)auKhtor. Blanche spent the music and simg by the intermediate - he w ilf lake his position with the en­ midst .whohad -not-some, p a rt tn-phty week ••ml in Dayi'cmT Phfilr and orchestera. Come enjoy in the glorious work. Almost every gineering corps with the rank of an hour with us, Meeting opens at first lieutenant. one gave something, some gener-j Mri> Went^n-lurned Mnn7:4fi o’clock. Mm. Henry Wight nntl children ____ __ _________ " “ J * mnn>" Kavp " m" 11,1(1 " ,rv,("** day from a vi.it t„ Daytona, are home for a few days from D a y J k 11a vine tn,t nli,„, , . • aml * ven the wer* « nroll,,‘1! tono Reach. Mrs. Wight came homcTcail zh at ^ j !n,‘ l,"r ,ho 1*:1" ni’ r .,lf thp Crow; Mr. K. M. Hunt I. fl las, week for t J_ <i._ I>_.| !>________ ■_ , I' * 11 * 1,1 v»cni va tan taKclji, L'ivmir and datne. The colored t.i_ i__ . .. .. ^ , 7 lowly Itltj. 89-2tp tlon and suffering to himself and hit dependents. For Safe— 1 Electric Iron. 2 burner gas plate. 2 card or sewing tables, China and the Tartars. I dor \\ hite Leghorn chickens for The Mnnehu Tnrtni-3, who conquered half prire. Must he sold in two day* the early Chinese, have left the Impress 006 Myrtle Ave, 89-1 tc. of l heir former iinumer of life upon many styles st*‘ii today In ( 'liltieae fash i nr Sale Two thoroughbred bulls. (oiis of clothing. F'or Instance,- the oOl- Harry UHlfT, West Side H9-2tp clnI •■(Nils, as wen in China at the preeent time, are made wilh very issnillnr For Sale Ford touring car. good sleeves, shaped like n horse's leg and condition, J225.00. Wanted quick ending In wlmt fs an uunilstaknhle sale. Address E. L. Murray, Hox 93, hoof, couipletcljr covering tho bund. 89-2tp 'Hiese are known ns horseshoe aleeres. Orlando, "Fla! This Is owing to the Intense loro of the For Sale— Piano. 210 Park. early Tartars for horses, from whom 89-tf they wero pmetleally Insejiafahle dur­ ing their generations of wild wander* For Rent* Rooms for light housellig before settling down in China projv er. The old cue Is also said In have %eeping*or bedrooms. 210 Park. litsm worn In Imitnlion of the horse’s 89-tf tall and also as a useful halier to Me about the Imrso when the Tartar curled Wanted -A good cook. Apply up beside his beloved diimh friend- for 601 Park avenue. , 89-.'itp : <1 HI a slts'ji. W anted at Unco Suvuntl yoi.iog Walrus of Alaska. Indies to learn the millinery trade; The Alaska walrus tire enormous. Apply at the French Millinery Shop. The average one Is iis Idg ns an ox. Stl-3te • Judge mid Mrs. Stringfellow re, llrn,.tl yesterday from \V.,d.it,gton Hint li often weighs more than ii ton. A walrus was recently killed by somo lo r Sale Due good baby car­ mid 1 he (*nro|it)Us. whalers near Point Harrow, whoae riage. and Imby pen. Hox 1073. lieail welglusl id ably ihuiihIs, and skin. S'Mf I . V * ■* CapL.and Mrs. W. A .-Fitts, Sr., Including llltiis'rs, WMi |mvuiii1s. That have returlied from Washington, nii Inin I had n girth o f fonrlm i' fish, and llv weight was over L’.ihk) isiunUf, I). t The skin was from half an Inch to f three Inches In thickness, nnd the blub­ Mr. Ted Wat lien is visiting his ber welglusl MSI pounds. i former home in Kentucky after f m ' S t m $i\oty which lie .will visit in Chicago, and Air In the Lung*. from there will go to Traven. M idi., In one inlmite. In n stale of rest, ttio where h* has accepted a position* a average than takes Into Ids lungs about In walking bookkeeper with a commission hobse *|s * cubic Inches o f nlr y u u n a n je nouc l ™ . > ^ .1 wl.h (i.-novn I,us, will ho r.-tur„.,l All n .iiL ll.io , I in [•presented* Will be open every a Herman at 2 promptly. Patlsfnctlon gunfantoed.' v anforij ,.v,;rv denomination'. Jew o’dijck except Tltosduys and Fridays. I,. M. Hheindcr, ]n‘„| tlentlh , V Projestm.t and U th o 72-tf icnevii. lie, German niid_A tm*rir;ui. whit. Many but of tpwn people were in •1 and colored,-were liandeti .together the city Inst night attending t-he To The Public ' for -htfmanUyN saLut tho* well H> do Red Cross rally In the park< Notice is hereby given that I mu ' mid the poor alike. There were deeds Woodland Park is' the only place in charge, of the property interests of loyalty asni sacrifice: there was i -lion,pathos atni iiuni.tr ■ i h.with amusements nnd taken proper of Mr*. H. L. DCForeir.” 1” If. C. Du Hose, Agent. care of. Open Sundays only. Leas­ spirit * of patriotism was rampant ed privately on week days. Large Mi-ot |> throughout the week. The wearing of the Red Cross uniform was an in­ clean pool, hot water jets, showier, toboggans, I’icnic conveniences. spiration to little girls who wanted AF r o .M o im .c s to "grow up in a hurry to lie a real C'J'tf ^ Red Cross nurse." The 'work was Harry Ward is home again for a Advunrc July 1st an Inspiration to .one little hoy .*s from D aytona Reach where ______ Plqee your ordi-r today, rnni save I to- w bL -c--V o -♦»-• 1a : la'i-ih —tii.tl ••Jibb* i a g la u ; lu o ll i a t s . ilLL' . __r tTTjni.,;TTm— —rimr v.-"r,r tunnili*. Us he and his family tiry* spending t he i j I no no lug Ih'.'l eulde III'he-. In riding at a • , , S a n f o ' d in N o v i *11111, r to do as much work for the K< trot, ,-nld.' insbes, and In baigdls summgr months. Seminole I nm/l) Garage I ’ro-s us- his grand nod her." and- -he Hide Inches laii' e rnniiiti.' :i |. 1), f\ Murlmve. secretary of tip .Vl-'Jte Mi. It a vv-'i [.. r eiii* i ‘ . •*■ 1 •. .. Sat ford Hoard of Trade s p ec Mop ■ . 1 ! l ■: • il I d.i> in Jarksoiiville on hustm G r a p h e d tiy O ld O c r a n . i Mu Lake * •mat) Hutue (.miniir iig oi'*iii” nl wt n„ .v.ti, i<< 'i.ind An • '• * t o ■■( o> t o i l s o f -..it and 'I'll* ■rgatiizat loh of i.||l|.,r*. * N*-'v is the time to buy "Natures N t-iiy ing. ,i .Ici.ii-lim. r.i M . I bti.-e i ••• I, I- i. ,|s|t*t| Into the iH’ i *Hll own Hone Poltble Phosphate. (luc.r home guar.I is being pluiim.il fur. t'rnrr.if r - I " 1 jiJi - m m u _ ti"'inl •! uant rnn.-i'ti.'d e v i l , w . , r fl .*' ii , •. f V -1)11.11 •• tlille o f gnir dl 31) per ifent phosphoric acid Lake eotillLy. with head.|ilur let- a. Park on Thursday nigh t t ll vvci by Ho- I t i l l ' d SI) ' . s . This • -tltiiuli* dues Hundreds of sutislied users in this I Leesburg Application Ipi* bom btir own .Home Guard i; Hi,- Junior ■ A • ntgi nial party that inotoreil. to toil liii’Iudc. i b e gvenl bnsln. T h e Ino * county. S I0.00 per ton in car lots. made to .the Adjutant General o f ' Home (iuards. the Hoy fronts,* our Now Smyrna on Sunday, returning Hu li Uy o f 11*! - eoiilrlhuMotl uirty lie Sce'or write E, I.. Winn, Sanford. Florida for the perfection of sdcli or­ hoys and little Neida N'ltrt N - i-ar- by. way 'of Daytona were Mr. and better •Ju|iH'relie|:ib*il when It I- re;ilganization. for the necessary equip­ 8»-7tp ...... . i f•I- e.amTi)* rylng the natien.il ling pren’ding Dr Mrs. Marsh and son. Ifitrndd.. and l-ed ileii the •j i .iv. r . v i- •-' tre lull Mr • I M* II d, h II 11 Pnttishnll mnl family of ment and recognition under a recent N. ; . Mi In i' - ■ llw i-o'-ed 1 Ho i >\. * i, n,. ’•, t. in. i will leave tii,|a\ for Way,.it Mil* ■> i |.. >vi !| r..i 11\ I ...>• I It,. FrM flighl Inte Hn Arim. v-1* N orth ’ ( nrulinu. where ibey \ Iv i i tu, . \ i . i i 11 . , -tidy III* (Ml ol I 'M|e I . If l matter up In • ttrinei t tn,i woh • in* ».l -p oil the summer month* / ■ * ■"*i ■■ it • . i**• i - lu.i m i ,.. - ii I 1 .i I, , must iMI* d .Ui'liti I .'I V| a nd •'itl/.en'e guard which w li** formed, Woodland Park open July 11 h. * » ‘ f"*-*i iiiiilorois. I n-piratioo.' \\ .i K. . Tew after an illii, „ have iiinrrii d bi« wlti* on the siuno tuui after a conference with Goode t h e r e a s<ei| in th a t - i h r o u ! w h o tli ' ■; *8fl-2tc 11 days died at Th-*ir lottoe ,,o dav lie Itrsj in, t tier A! Giierry. who was nunied com- hot ( m 1 I la* I II rill >'( III n till! , Mr. i nil Mrs. Kmlor Curlytt and^ . Vo. -lllo ivciitie la-l Friday afterniunder ••( t)u‘ eit Ira n's guard when put riot iiitif ll w:i;. a WOtidi ( f i l l I t*. A. Ilaulerson of Geneva were : noon witll sloinitch trouble. • The it was first'organised, instructed Mr. week nnd We'.nre b sr men and nmorig the fji'ni'vn vLJfnr* .to the CLASSIFIHI) ADVFKTISFMFNTS ' Millie <5uorry. i " •■loiimuni’ '• vith t li •it, Je.ierday, eun.ing in to attend Too l.ate to ( la-’ iiv Ailjiitant Gem r.d relative t o t h e pro-I I i-.iiopagu Iti I L . the Ri.i| Cross meeting, Geneva ha* ••••lure |1eie-s;ir' \11*. ;, lln- '!•!;• his n v r\ active in 1he i.iin, c.-ti Ij.iri** .1 I • If; Iim t ?I *’ M1II AA r<i* " 1 \* t.'id will c U ft* ( I , i l l * It,at —\ ,> r ll» U f «il l i r i t V i ** JM it to M Gev. I, is the v of III ijjit*4'*iy ri-in- ;iml f ri»fju m* Li*f ! uwii- fc '»i i *v : i i". S I - Jfit C'lV We kIt'll W, "1 *t! . Ole.| 1l. mas I Siiilivati lif* ]... t Ii. fqr W diingi- n i >. i gti. i • or i ( ’ 01111 ., and •: in r points 01 m.i north. * M ll’ l Tl I H T eVril.Ii* lnde|ietidi*l bring <*|'| l|t)\\ , in v .hi ....... . t I. . 1 i . |., |ri,v,. ' o.i ret'rifer “ '•'■I I l'*|'l| - 'V ll I* d il,. r. wearing a pair of s||is*s that liel"tig on ilu- fis-t of -itllebmlv else. - H. I I . I M iT K R S lie..Is. Shill s and Stippern n,t I vs I I I its t NTKFI'T .M m Ftiicg • i^ijf t •i i> 'I D. \l baptist Tc injde V 1' ' New Daytona Heat'll Hutch VJ. T I!| it.-b rViy'pii.i Heath. F’la. -Special mmT , M-. t T* rrild.- To* 11 m- * rile, now in effect, Week end •' I f ' . ........ t o M I." Tl - 'heitod. Dan. i ever^. Sat- : I llj. . ...ed I- D li. leriis ami .til lie n '• I'liyniati jtf Lite ‘ ll.iptist l AhreJi iqllyturdav night. \V„ F. A E ..H . A >•res,*, the Hnptist ehureh Sunday evening.) <1 a*n 11Jt) f,ig, fnterment bring ntiide in of Ijesled1 tie-’ cn|nr sim.riejip*t< and ownerv. S’ -tf and a gri*tit crowd had gathered •<* i * * , y. 11 .•■, ‘I’ii** ru mi; 11 11 I .,1 ; . It IV I .Ml t (_. f Mr J. H. KMridge has pi..! V h'a r **, r '1P'*'" f' tr " l" * ' ■fiver, cut glass. ,•Ititia .Mill T f sympathy "I their friends i*. clcriial poritloti with the Prairie !'uni»ouiiei*d that the Doctor would .riiaoii'til,*,| ,.^[,.|1(|I.,| (l, ih.'.g'i.-f ttn.k.n \>irvvere placet1 fu ii li. Pi-hhle PhoHphpte ( ’ o. at Mulberry friiriiish Jtis hearers a treat on rids m n l j.r. wilh red. r(iNl*4 J^lll ; '•■ rn Mid in t In* In- * .3 t hi >ii ,r I' m ] ' OccuMott. and -ore enough, it*' " ifor KumriHT, NI 111l i1 lo t Im* *. * mi .; bn i- ■ Tli.* ehib Will • il Ml. brighten Id, os good as Itfs promise. The. ser­ Mr* Fred Fort han returned friirt evening of mil dr and s,otg wa*. diver­ pathway fur hut a.frw years *uuly to ^ mon was especially' prepared frorn a a xtiit —u» relatives in Plant City. sified by an amusing eonlest si vry. |>e taken away. chapter of Revelation, nnd the theo­ Mi* Gladys Coleman, her ttisrer, and "Their Fifst tjuarr, I." T ‘ "' K,t° r-V logical theory was grea^, the |trcs. M i'i Alva Weir accompanied her was a clever arrangement of A 1t aril of Thanks ent day application was great. The home and will be Jier guests for sev­ vertisements with lilahks Jo be To the kind friend* who were so p^istiy wvnl nt litis subject in a materal weeks. filled in by famous prodjnls and full of sympathy ami' who in malty ter of f a d way an d p rd ty soon I articles piu rh advertised, H. C. Marlowe will rustle adver­ showed the congregation that he Rt ^ of rourse. ways showed their ki ml ness amt tising fur Thb Iteratd this week and friendship-in the recent illness and most terrible thing predicted the. Dwight" Habhiit. who was rim make Friday’s issue the Hoard of Bible was the .eternal and ever, , ...............• ... .............. •teal it of our little daughter we wish Hade number. Help him all you lasting destruction of all' those peo­ successful contestant was presented to express our heartfelt thanks. with a pretty" fancy-work apron. . can. Mr. and. Mrs. L. E, Tew ■ > ple who had the mark of the beast There were a number <>( guests in . and fjtmily. Ruh-My-Tlam — Antiseptic, Ano upon them in other words, the as­ addition to the class of which Mrs. dyne Kills pain, stopik putrefac sured and predicted destruction of Wright is u member and Mrs. J. D. ‘ ion. .. ; 86-:j5t ■• H o w t b s H o r s o f l y D i t c s . hose ^pMiplefilial failed to accept Roberts the teaelyr DuintyreWhen n llopM'lty ulights on n horse •tewlfiWI:' of God and to acknowl­ Mp. IL M. Parraninre* frisments were served und tho pleasant lie wulks around looking for n tender , dpsta, Gu., is visiting her jtarents, edge Him -as the Father of Fathers. affair ended with congratulations spot, and this lie tinds with Ills hairy Mr. and .Mrs. F. N. Estridgc and This was said to be the most ter­ and warmest wish,*** for a future of feelers, Then lie etiYs a Imlo with the tamily. rible thing that could happen to seUs'ir* on em*li stile of 1iU central In prosperity* and happiness. hutur tongue. N’o 6C6 will cure Malaria or Bil­ man. An •‘iilitiury lead. pein ll cannot tie ious Fever. It kills the germs, Wittermrtnn Cutting alinr|H>tied to a polnl* without aliarpenThe Committee on Summer M eet­ 8G-35t ~ 'I' -ings at the Temple have arranged a Chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. lug the lead. So It is with the tubular Summer School i .nr!.* ,.f meet!ties for Julv. F. K. Steinmeyer and Mrs. Chns. end o f lids longin’ like cXIemnOli of Hie special series of meetings for July Mill take pupils for the fifth, sixth, Beginning with l i e sermon next Smith, tho Intermediate Epworth liorselly, nay a tile l‘u(«lllar Kclellle seventh and eighth grades that wish Sunday morning, and continuing League enjoyed a delightful after- .Monthly. .Nature has proxldtsl it wllh borls'd. piercing “ •hhrh'li'htpcs." The ‘ o maku grades or mnke up their throughout the month, with certain noon arAl evening at Crystal Lake tiy Inserts there sharp |hi|ii I s into Hie work in the present grades. Mrs. midweek, special service^ to ho held on Thursday. Ice cold watermelons horse and ilicif pulls hack on lliuui D- 8. Babbitt,' Hox 1431. 89-1 tp each Wednesday' night, at which nnd an appetizing pirnic luneh added The barbs hold, uud Hie tl.v's longue Itime the committee has designated much to the fun nnd frolic of swim­ forced down lido the horse's ilesli. Hut FOH SALE If the hole has already bccu made Iheii certain of the laymen of the church ming and woodffind pleasures. It js not necessary lor these elalNirale to give some short addresses on' the Used Car* tools to l*e taken from the sheath In Sanford i « Pay to no • Maxwell nearly new, 5 4 7 5 - subject most connected with the gen­ which they are idneed within t Ita In addition to the cottagers nnd eral theme of the monthly meetings. Model 16 toyguc or protrosets. The blood Is folks stopping at the hotels from sucked up by the tonguo In practically 1 Maxwell, in good 'condition, These meetings promise to he of Sanford, - including the. week end tho u n i t way a* by other form* of tiles. great help to the community, and it 4395-M o d e l 16 visitors, others spending Sunday at 1 Overland, in good shape, $300— is urged that all the people attend, both at the Sunday sermons and at Daytona Heaeh were Mr. and Mrs. Model 14. In s q u a lity o f P u n ls h m s n t b y F in * . K. E. Brady twul daughter, Kath­ tho mid-week meetings. Anssationialy In our Jurisprudence, Seminole County Garage. leen, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCullcr, limited, lipnever, to the ndinliiUtnitJou 8:-4tc Mr. ami Mrs. W. P. Carter and son. of criminal law, Is the evil of nllowltn) JsUal Result Walter, Dr. J. N. Robson nnd the purchase of Immunity from punlwliHr. Steven* First Lieutenant “ So they e £ Ini, to probe (1ie*UuHr* Ralph Stevens of this city has otlon. What will happen I lien T* Messrs. Geo. A. DeCottos, Trary merit, writes Frankllu Taylor InVnsi jjf " v‘‘d his commission from the •'Then you’ll know tor certain thero McCuller, W./ E. Watson, Felix and Comment. A penalty Is Imposed Frank, G. C. Chamberlain uhd T. W. With the aUertiMlve of I'nylng a line , ■ 8. us first lieutenant in the med- Is nothing t* be done about It.” Tiie rich mail pays and gms free. Th» ,f»l rorps alyd will be culled to the Hryden. |NNir Jiian Is iniprisuned tor not huviug cohm in the* next few days. His Y e a , In d e e d . till* money. And even among ihnss commission arrived yesterday and A friend tit need Is the one wfc'f* who van afford to thus pun lulse tin* Permnal Mention '• doctor is awaiting the call to pretty npt tit take the other side of Mr. nntl Mrs. II. If. ^Chayjicll imiulty the testlll Is most linlalr, beUl> that will take him across tho the street In passing. ' spent several days in DcLajid' last c*use the puulslitneul, Instead of be Hir hard wotk in the trenches Anx cotnm-iiHitnile with the degree ol Week. , * n'l hack of tho trenches. While we ___ __ . • 1/ the offetis?. meets Its severity utvord* H e lp * Ih e L a u n d re s s . lug b> ‘ he size of thojlefcndant t *R' to think of* any of our "boys A wire basket, mndc to tit Inside the Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Koumillnt re­ IKM-ketbook. To one man tbe aipmmi *0,nK to war it is with a feeling of wash boiler, and held In plnco tty wire D'do that we watch them go, know- hooks, make* less work for the laun­ turned Saturday from New York and Is of m» consequence. Is not even a punIsbmeul. To another^ because of h£T I, tho east. * H>«1 they will be found in tho dress. • • i tl t V i - ••*• V dug p 1( i- , j i 1 i 111 . h Ih lJ i life ;# : j H E R E ’S a tfreat deal o f satisfaction in being" able to appear v /ith o u t a coat and y e t k n o w and feel yo u are n o t a t a disadvantage.* A rrow Shirts $ 1 .5 0 a n d up <$> Exclusive Agent * Rockinchair Underwear “ The Comfortable Kind" <♦> <♦> *♦> B.L. PER K IN S TH E H A B AD AS H E R �; * * * - y-T1 ""1ftryr*■'* *“ " *-■=?*;• “ —- IS m « np « THB SANFORD. REBALD danger B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N YOU AND . EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A C H IEL IS A M O N G Y E TA K IN G N O TES AND FAITH , “ H E 'L L P R E N T 'E M e r ic a PEOPLE SHOULD NOT"BB "^gWORANT OF CONCERNING THE WAR “ JU ST B ETW EEN M E .’ * Ra c e s A m June 26, is 17 SO S A Y S SA U N T E R E R . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o D o o o o o o o o o o o o a o o o o n o o o o o o o o iio a o o 0 0 0 0 0 a 1 that is pervading the town and making It a better town in which td live— a better town for the farmers surrounding it to trade in. Where is Herman on this map? A h ,*yes,'th ere it is, right at the But whilo we fiercely fight the foe, poiht of my pencil. See? Wonder who else sees it? And rap him into reason, Who knows our town is on the It 's up to us to up and hoe, map?Both in ond out of season. Who cares—other than our home W e raised three billion at one plunk, folks? W hat does our town mean, com­ . T o carry on the frolic; mercially, to Am erica?^ But feeding troops on airy bunk Anything? f Is apt to give 'em colic. What is its rank in the American While congrerfa leads the gas attack town development game? Boys, it is mighty Important, the With weak procrastination, position Hermann takes in this race Our food hogs stab us in the back,. for municipal supremacy. * And try to starve .the nation! And the old town cannot fight her battles without you and me to Although our soldiers heroes arc, boost. We can boost at least, if we With generals wise to lead 'em, do not build. • T h e y ’ll not go far to win the' war N o town is better than her men. Without some grub to feed 'em. N o town ever went ahead without men to push her nhcad.Oh, Liberty, thou precious thing, A lazy farmer allows his crop to T o every saint and sinner! run to weeds. You don’ t amount unto a ding A lazy-Uiuoismau niiows his town W!ien "one Tunrlnsf his dinner. to run to weeds — literally and figur­ — Arcadia Enterprise. atively. Weeds and crops do not thrive 1 do not know who llorncr MrFood Control Our Uncle goes to hit the Hun And jam him into jelly, T o b it him bravely on the bun And biff him in the belly. Washington, D. C., . June 26.— H. N. Rickey, one of the best known newspsper men of the middle west, after spending a week here investi­ gating the govepnment’s prepared­ ness to meet the war with Germany, has given out an interview that is distinctly alarmist in its | tone, declares that the best posWed men in Washington realize . the danger of the situation and declare that Amer­ ica must wake up, and wake up at once, if disaster is not to oyertakc us. ** Mr. Rickey declares that " if the people of the United States— rich and poor, employer and employes, business men and artisans and far­ mers, the whole one hundred million of us d6 not wake up at once to the imminence of the danger which faces Whis country in the world wa then God help us, fur no human agency cnh. figures much more accurate than competition in the-buylng of atanle. those given out by the allies. The Take the case of sugar, for ex«mn|,' correct figures are known in Gcr- Raw sugar is now selling for G ce„u fft, the facts upon which to base such an interpretation of the situation. - "Th is man is not an alarmist, but he has the courage to face the facts, the same courage that all of the rest of us must have in this crisis through which this country must pass during rhe next few months. If what this man said to me stood alone, and-was contrary to the opin­ ion of other well informed men, it would not hj\ye been # 0 imprcssivc.But in fact it was a summing up of information which I had gotten in more or less confidence from dozens of other men. And more impressive ■till was the fact that no man in official or unofficial Washington who is in a position to know what is go­ ing on behind the veil takes the op­ posite view. " I f there are any optimists in Washington, and I could not find anyofie who could find them.-. ‘ Unless the United States and her allies can very greatly reduce the tonnage destroyed by German sub­ marines during the next six months, the food conditions in'' England, France and Italy will make it prac­ tically impossible for those nations to keep on fighting. . * " 'B y killing off their cattle and breeding stock England and France probably can get through next year if their imports of food stuffs are 75 per cent of normal. Even under these conditions there will be terrible hardships for the pcoplo of those countries. The wholesale slaughter of their breeding stock will be a ca­ lamity. *' ‘ As things stand today in this country, it does not seem to me that it is possible for us to deliver to the allies more than 55 per cent of their normal food imports. This is far below the breaking point— that is, the point at which our allies can con­ tinue militarily effective. man doing all their buying there, hut the United States refiners have tbetwetfp 16 and 20 buyers all bidding against each other for raw sugar if we put one buyer into Cuba to buy for the whole United States, distriid uting to the refiners at a fair ,,rjr* according to their respective needs we could buy Cuba's raw sugar at t cents a pound—an eminently fair price to the producer— and still re­ duce the price of refined sugar in the United States by 2 or 3 cents a pound. " 'This is only one of hundreds of instances where the prices of food stuffs arc mnking il impossible to the working people of this country to properly nourish themselves, and the situation1 will get worse instead of belter unlessthe government is given the authority to control it with an iron hand. " 'I have the utmost confidence in the ability of the American people to meet whatever situation they have to meet, just as they always have dono so in the past; but it is neces­ sary that they know what it is they must do. And the only way they can know is to he told by those who have first hand information ns to the facts. " I am so sure that the man I have That the danger cannot be over­ “ ‘ Unless every person in this' estimated, that it is growing with quoted abyve knows what he is talk­ country so avoids -waste and helps ing about, and so sure that it is to each day and each hour, that it may production as to increase the volume result within n few months in a th e' interests of the country that of food we will .he able to sepd what he knows he told, that 1 shall disaster so great that the bravest abroad, there will he the Russian may well tremble in contemplation quote him somewhat at length: revolution .pver again in one or all " 'America must wake up to the of it, is not merely my opinion. of the allied countries. "B u t this is the interpretation of fact that she is at war. The people " 'T h e imperative, immediate ne­ " 'There can be no doubt that in the situation Vbicetl by the best must realize that unless they get into cessity is the passage by congress of many sections of this country there this war at once with their full posted men in Washington in office Unless this is n lack of interest in the . war, strength it w ill' not long remain a the foqd control hill, and out of office. It is the fond is passed within the next two amounting to apathy. This is not war for ideals, hut will become a the almost unanimous opinion of weeks, it will he too late to be of any because tho people in these sections those who are in position to^knbw war of self preservation, ns actual use in handling this year’s crop. for the United States as it was for Continued on Pago 3 the facts, uncolored by European If the people of this country knew France in 191-1 when the Germans censorship, and who have the intel________ t he dangers that confront Them and tigeacu—lei.actimaLtAlw facts and the were marching on Paris. their allies they would demand in­ courage to face them. I have been " ‘ The cold fact is that the Ger­ stant congressional action on this in Washington for a number of days mans are winning. measure. for the purpose of attempting to "• T h e chaotic conditions in Rus­ " ‘ Qlready agents for Scandina­ * may happen to be. hut certainly wt>11 ,0«tPlht*r- UVed" ttmi ‘ " un <h" break through the crust or rather sia which have palsied that nation’s Homer M cKee’ s prayer, ns published velopment do not know each other. ||mr)j ()f official secrecy and r e t ­ military nrm has enabled the Ger­ vian countries are here buying wheal L et’s cut down the weeds. icence in an effort to get at the real mans to strengthen their, forceS on futures agninst (he how crop. Our' in the August Bulletin by the Kan­ Let's cultivate the ground. facts, sas State Board of Health is some­ the western front that what started allies are not here buying now, hut Let's keep our roads up to high th in g that would lie worth while for " I t seemed t hut it was vitally out this sprjng as an allied offensiVe they are getting rehtlve, and unless all of us to consider, find if we com- ‘^sntlafd. necessary that the truth 'he told, has not only been stopped, but has this hill is passed quickly, putting mit the principle to heart we cannot bet 8 vlcan up and paint up regu whether or not its telling conformed actually become a German offensive, control of the distribution of this . 1irly. go fnr astray. Here it is: to (he official view as to how much wiili England and France strained year's crop into administrative hands There is a reason for Hermann be­ or how- little 'information it was safe to their utmost to maintain the posi­ tin* allies, loo, will soon he bidding ■ "Teach me that (50 minutes tmiki up prices. an hour. ! t> ounces one pound, and mg on the tnu or it would not b e j , (j |,n„s along to the peopl tions reached by them. — Open pei t here 100 cents one dollar " ‘ Under unrestrained competi­ " 'Unless the I'nited States can "T h is is not intended as a criti­ Let us study our town a little. "H e lp me to live so that 1 can lie tion Hour at $20 a barrel is pusishle give heroic aid to her allies during cism of. the government officials, down at night w ith ‘a clear conscience * Find out why wc ar.e.on the map; in New York over ijight. Our nllies j the next nix months in food and am­ either civic or military, nor as a without a gun under my' pillow- and why you and I are neighbors and buying with their own money w ill1 munition, particularly in food, there charge or even suggestion that they unhaunted by the faces of those to settled in this spot instead of some are wilfully distorting facts. The Ib as good as an even chance for a pay any price to get* food. Such I other. whom 1 have brought pain. competition and such prices would L In making this inquiry we prob­ newspapers are as much or more to (German victory over England and be, very likely to bring on revolution "Grant, I beseech Thee, that I blame than.the officials for the luck France before winter, y meal ticket on the ably wilt discover reasons why other may earn my of appreciation and understanding " 'This war will-he won or lost not in this country. The only thing that n dcdug thereof that 1 oti the part of the great mass of’ the alone on U10 stomfiehs of the soldiers, could avoid it would lie to adjust 1 . the gaff w here it •does hut on tho stomachs of the civil pop­ the sociiil order on n n entirely now matin. \V« wil discover our I- American people of the magnitude not belong. ' . ulation. T od a y considerations of basis, . o f't lie tax which l lie war with Ger­ e to the jingle of taint-_ vantages. " 'The . government must at once * All many i-* to impose .upop them and men and munitions at the buttle After we know our town, h-t's tell d the ruMle rtf unholy ! the very real danger that they may. fronts are more than equaled by con- lie given the authority to restrict •ttiers to pass the information skirts. ulinusl cerium!} will face in ilie near ! siderutions of food supplies for the “ Blind rm to Hie faults rtf the (found to send it abroad. Without a<b*future unless they at mice devote whole nations at war L et’s work (or our (own. hul reveal to me my |to that task all that they have of quatc foot! for civil populations as Our private business is important, strength, i iff d Iigenre, ingenuity, well ks the, armies, ten million addi­ ight and must not lie neglected:, lint our ' Guide on ' so that each night courage, natural wealth and last tional, men and unlimited arms wliiqi I look ucross the dinner lahh general business interests are insep- but not least patriotic unselfishness. wou^l avail little toward a military at my wife, who has been a blessing * nrnidy associated with the welfare "W ashington newspaper writers vietory, to me, i shall have nothing to con­ of our town. " 'The Russian revolution was a If the town prospers we will have and the editors back home have car­ ceal. But w e are not asking for charity— and if we food revolution, The same danger ried the voluntary censorship Idea to •'Keep ini*' young enough to fatlgh a better chance to prosper. threatens in England, France and cannot deliver the goods Itetter than the best If we are making good now, what such lengths in tiieir efforts to keep with my children and to lore myself Italy. Unless the United States military secrets from t lie enemy that could we do .in favorable circum­ t in their play'. we do not want your business. they have leaned over backward. awakes and settles seriously to the "A n d then, when comes the snfoll stances? work of stimulating production, en­ The m ere. suggestion from ally of­ What are you and what am I Phone us today and you will become a Home of (lowers, and the tread of soft forcing food economy and by a tirin willing to do to make our town more ficial, that this of that infifTmution steps, and the crushing of the might he of value to the enemy has administrative hand regulating prices Booster sure enough and hereafter boost the * hearse's wheels in the g lave I out in prominent on the map? been . sufficient to suppress news so that hunger will not result at front of my place,-make the cere­ width if .was vital for the public to home from our efforts to feed our mony short and the epitaph simple: , All Muddled Up. know, and the 'publication of which ullies abroad, there is no dodging the "H E R E L1E$ A M A N !" tine tiny n new pupil In it music set­ could by. no possible stretching of issue. tlement school dmiu> home mid asked: the imagination fhtorfere with the " 'Either we must ffinc some* way ** Traveling about the country, one •‘Mother, hqw iiiiiuy carrots mV there military efficiency, of* the nation. to provide the nllies with 75 per cent cannot help hut notice the differences In n bushel? Teacher wants to know." • "T h e cumulative effect of all of of their normal food imports, or the "W hat?" answered the mother. ‘••What between towns—in their appearance 1ms that to do with tmielcl" "I don't this suppression of news has been to chances are that they will lie out of and in the general activity, of tiieir know,*' refilled the child. The next create in the public mind a picture the fighting' by December, and we commercial and social life, in some 'lay the mother went to the, music of the relation of this country to the will he left to settle with Germany F O R T H E A U T O M O B IL E O W N E R — towns there seems to be.an absolute k |k >oI to Inquire wliut kind of music •" , world war which , is exactly the op­ nlohe. absence of any cooperative spirit her child w h s being tnuglit. Th e teach­ Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, is " ‘ The people of this country have posite of. the picture that ought to toward the town's betterment, er laughed mid wildr TWell, 'tintl- Is a necessity. You must have it eventually. . . . . . . . • be there, (tint njust he there, if we not been getting the facts ns to the whereas in others the general ap­ hardly correct, iiimlum. What weiisked nre to do our part -in the war with seriousness of the situation. » There pearance and activities of the town your child was how ninny bouts there Come and sec C O N N E L L Y the speed and efficiency that we seems to he no realization among the indicate that there is a concerted were In a measure." must do it^priisastcr that impends i great mass o f the people « f this effort toward improving its beau­ country that wc are not only at wnr, to. he avoided, ties. its business und its home life. *'We..entcred The war to make tho in the greatest war the world has It Annoyed Him. The Snunt^rer tak«s " W h a t did the I h is s say when you world safe for democracy: we must ever known, hut that our efforts pleasure In reproducing below a topy asked him for a raise m salary?" "Ifw now fight in .the fields, in the fac­ uhme ran sustain our allies and keep of on editorial which appeared in n couldii t have nqlil more fir been mad­ tories, in the trenches, to defend our them o n 't h e 'fighting litif. newspaper published at Hermann, der If I had been Ills wife asking for " 'Only n very small percentage of nation, our homes and our families Mo. This editorial reflects the spirit I inori*’ money.” against Germany. F‘ or a German the people are responding or will re­ victory over England and, Frgpce is spond to all this talk of "u war for T H E H O T E L FO R O U R H O M E P E O P L E not only a possibility hut a, proba­ democracy,1' "n war for American FIR E P R O O F C O N S T R U C T IO N --E F F IC IE N T SER V IC E bility, unless American help in food ideals," and "a war for humanity.*' " ’ T fft y m u s t be made to realize and ships and men can be sent to M O D ERN E Q U IP M E N T — M O D ER A T E R A T E S Europe in much greater volumes and that it comes much Noser to them p e rm a ­ in much shorter time than the pres­ than that. C. //. J E W E T T , Manager " ‘ It was fear that brought France ent organization of the country agri­ — into the w «c effectively from the culturally, industrially and militar­ 1 BRAND STAR ily will make possihlo. A n d ’ a Ger­ start. Fear that was natural with an man victory over Englund anil invading army on French soil utid France within the next six months or marching on Paris. It-took England, a year would mean that this country, however, nearly a yeur and n half to STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOUTH half prepared, would have to sur­ reach .the point of fear and to get render abjectly anil pay tens of bil­ into the wnr 'effectively. Unless the D A IL Y T R A IN S TO W A S H IN G ­ lions of dollars td the Prussian war people of the United States nre made to realize what they are up against lords, und forever after he subject TO N AN D N E W Y O R K to their tyranny, or fight Germany and through fear concentrate their No. 80 are guaranteed to give No. 82 No, 86 for years, probably on our own soil whole energy on the war it may be 8 : 1 0 p. at. Lv Jacksonville....9:10 a. m. 12:01 p. m. at such cost of blood and wealth as too late. 12:35 a. m. pressions of the letters “ a” or “ e ” with­ Ar Savannah---- 1:15 p. m. '4 :QI p. m. • f * ** * would make the present war in Eu­ 8:45 a. m. " ‘There ia great misapprehension Ar Charleston..... 5:35 p..m. 8:16 p. m. 7:45 p. m. out clogging so as to show on the paper. Ar Richmond... 5.-05 a. m. rope seem small by comparison." 7:35 a. m. in this country as to the submarine 11:50 p. m. Ar Washington 8:40 a.m. 10:55 a. m. In April German sub­ " I have quoted the above, from a situation. 1:10 a. m. Buy typewriting tup pit** */ ~T ; Ar Baltimore...... IO;OI a. m. 12:10 p. m. man in Washington who knows ns marines sank about 1,100,000 tons 3 >30 a, m, Ar W. Phff'phla.. 12:24 p. m. 2.27 p. m. 5:50 7a., m’ . . . . |fl ,I,’ The sinkings in other much, if not more, ubout every' of shipping. " ■, New - IYork.... 'A II...... 2:40 # . , V p. I*. m. ■»,. 'I.OJ 4 *35 |(. p. 111 m*. A ll-.trt-l rqu lpm rn l. r lc t li lf f» B«. I'ullfrun d n a t i i f room I»l»latf •tm* . . •• ( , phase of the European war than recent months have not been so THE HERALD P R IN T IN G C O M PAN Y Irsln a M , a m M . U r t l •ir r p r r * on Ml lo Savan n ah . l',> M n | n i n a j acvu pf u ,, •u. Krro r rr llm n f rk alr rvarbro any other American. He was the heavy, but they are heavier than in­ PHONE 148 SANFORD, FLORIDA For Information or Reservation Phone or Write last man 1 talked to about this war, dicated in the statements given out' A T L A N T IC C O A S T L I N E aml_- ho mude this statement delib­ tn England., Germany, figuring . the, 138 W. Bay S t„ Jackionville, Ha. Hillsborough HoUl, Tamps. FI* erately and unexcitedly. I know he losses on a tonnage bisis instead of ^ Ph«ne 17 Phone 132 . t believed it .and I know that hu has number of ahipa sunk has put out » m ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »+ ♦ v v m v ♦♦♦♦♦♦ Sanlord Oak AvenueBetween 3rd and 4th SL ■ Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free to Charity Begins A t Home SANFORD STEAM LAUNDRY TAMPA’S BEST BAY VIEW HOTEL G ive clear, nent copies. Wj W ill not smut, dry out, or A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E fill the type. 3 Star Brand Non-Filling Typewriter Rib­ bons 75,000 im­ f ‘i*-A'.V' I **- *• 3 �* •*' . ~ «f= _____ ___ mid the In | *OBo lioHsefly will* produce 20,000 * tlon oetiipjwJ nitmVbr stir reel Ion ' In .which (he Greekd Mnrrni*. which will toxin bring Into ex4 Heartburn. 4 posed Klng tMbo fiii_l3 is was o v e r-le t ,*,<>ncc 20 .00® more, mid these will rienrthurii Is due to h.v|K*rarld- 4 fourteen days Tim quickest recolirlh. 1 ,nuBlply (<• o?er 8.0(10.000.000 in about • . Hy or excess of m id secretion 4 on record was thniTlf I'ortiigO In lt»ii * j ^v<’ **,<,nlhs. ’ Items of Interest for the Man In the stomach. * Tills Interferes 4 w lil.'h was over In a day.—London O* i By WARREN MILLER Behind the Blow With <11Best Ion by preventing I ho 4 ! server Long on W ord*. pn*|N>r digestion o f starch; and 4 • "Why. Fred, that Is Professor 4 In llils condition field foods and 4 Urnncy, I n yer heard anyone use so Johnny Cosgrove, millionaire, deter Too Much to Expect... Retain the Hrecding Stork t A iwo-hurner hot plat*1, a mov- mined to marry a girl d ho didn't know 4 sugit nre especially Irrltallug. 4 "Y es; the tpiulilo Ite hospltnble- tint don't ejpiK-t the many long When high prices prevail, or when able oven fourteen liy twenty four he was rich and at the sumo time a ♦ It enit he relieved, hut not cor- 4 nervous until wlih the false teeth to with him Is he uses twin-six words to 4 reel hi. by tho use o f alkaline. 4 express one-cylinder Ideas,"— Life. . t h y *• B shortage of feed and for- indies in sire, anti a set* of four trays person of Intrinsic worth. dole on currant pie. 4 drugs, lllciirtHmntc o f soda and 4 John waa fond of nu outdoor life, ,*t age crops, there is n tendency for of galvanized wire netting, douliled *■ •Inillnr remedies may I k? taken 4 the farmers to cull their breeding at the edge and bent to slip in the and his plan wua lullucnced by this ’■ When Wisdom Comes. Fish iq the Sea. L taste. He concluded to rig himself tip * for tempornry relief- A d d roods 4 Of course. Age Is wlse—^htit the xvlsatock too closely, says John M. stove rack is all that is needed. The Every square Rifle‘o f tho sen Is es­ ns u peddler,‘ travel through the coun­ 4 should he avoided. Raked j«dn-' 4 Jom comes 'of Ii'hiking backward. * Scott of the University* of Honda hot plate is not entirely necessary — try Belling such articles us women 4 to U alkaline ami is Usually uiv . 4 timated to contain ll'o.lKN1,000 ilah. experiment station.-! T hat is. a lurge an ordinary-stove may bo used. If Hood and thus moke the acquaintance 4 ceptahle III such eases. Thefood 4? number of desirable young cows and there is considerable fluctuation In of some girl whom he could study In­ 4 should he thoroughly mixed with 4 PjkiilHiiiiiiiiiiiiHiNiiiiiniiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiikkiniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinMiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiuHmiiiiiiiimiiiiMMiiJiiiiimiiiiiii-nim-’ heifers and young sows and gilts are the flame under the oven, invert a cognito. He bought an uuto delivery * saliva and should Ik* routined for 4 i| g is t wagon and stocked It with tin pans, 4 a time to stale bread, |x)tiiti>e* 4 sold fbr meat. baking pan in the bottom of the . ii i ' l l plus and needles, hosiery, shoes, grid­ 4 and a small u mount of 1 ten nit hi 4 High’ prices are a strong temptu- oven to avoid heating the food too “ I ’ll mntch m y carbon copies irons and every urtlele he could think' f * some cases. Tho mental stnto Is 4 tlon, hut we must look to the future, rapidly, with a consequent scorchiIf of that a woman would.want. 4 frequently mi Important factor In 4 against any in tow n for neatsays Mr. Scott. The prospects ,arc ing. . 4*. It was a bright spring morning when 4 the cause and correction o f the 4 that both beef, and pork will eonString beans may be dried if John's loaded auto was brought tip lie• ness, lasting legibility and uni­ 4 pmtfidy. tint lack of proper ever- 4 tinue to bring good prices for several. picked . young and tender. They fore his house by hU man Thomas, 4 •else is tfii'-prlnijpal cause formity. I alw ays use years. Every effort should be made should be washed and then blanched whom be had chanted with pro-tirlug 4 tiaiiaTie cxerels*?. Including walk- 4 ‘ to keep as much dbsirable breeding for flw ;n r fen minutes, then chilled, the outfit, und John, .rigged out in u 4 Ing, should lie adopted gradually .4 stork on the farm us it is jmssjble to Spread them out in thin layers in the ready uutde sail lie had iHiuglit at a 4 and follow ed regularly. The slm- 4 T in 4 care for-J f the herd must be re- sfin so that the water may evaporate cheap clothing store and a faded straw 4 pier the diet the hetter. lint, sallied forth and. taking the wheel, 4 * * 4 dll red. cull out the older’ animals. after which they are placed in the started on his tour. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -1 -4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 We cannot continue to produce oven. Keep in the .oven (or two or “ I f I don't get a wife," he said to Th« Lenoth • ( Revolution*. the necessary amount of meat pro- •three hours with the temperature himself. "I'll at least enjoy *tpy-eir.** For Its sire and slgnllh aiiee the litisducts If y e reduce our breeding varying from 109 to I 10 degrees K. ‘ Then aloud to Thomas, “ Forward lie stall rexoliiilnii was one nf the quickest herd*, continues Mr. Scott. The will serve to dry them ,l; “ l l L,° "a v e rly to .Martin I f - { (lllll ,(.lM Kn,IRri|iiary on record, .Six ’ a vlmv 111 keep yon l-wted where to j ,,nH.,|t.uijv KUVV ))f „ breeding herds must be kept up* to If it Is too late to get bdans toT send It from that nil the maximum that the farm wjjl wllerea** more limn three .xpar* elapsed dry. try okra. Rlanch the okru. for Johmi,"drove off. and a sosh | "t\ T carry. . * live minutes, as directed for ‘ .cans * « l the <>l'l»"lle sU|e of tjie street was nlll, ^ proelnmntloii prin-him’ntlou of of tinthe “i w n qii , re-’ . JIuy your typewriting tupplie* o f ............. selecting, the tiny pods first and closed ut the same time. A few min­ imldlc. Ir ttMik six days of barricade Keep the Hog H allows < lean leaving them whole R em -ve the utes lal«T a glrl'emcrgetl from n front lighting In to pet simile Cliartfs X, Dirty bog wallows are the means sU.lnH blanching at the' tiny doer I'i'll eat It the aforesaid window and f<> nUllciile, tun THE PliUlppe lied In ■m-------- r-s of communicating -infectious ' dis­ white ring dividing .the stem and hurried down the street. IHIfv a flir only two, tlioiigh the sub*eIIE ItA LI) PR IN TIN G Johnny struck the nvid to Waverly, eases from ono hog to the whole iced cells. Cut the larger pods into qtient sttilt* o£_ ilciuv— f en?' tlten began to stun at limirua-aLiuj-Uiw • i— COMPANY. herd. If a cholera infected hog run lay i tii-iii- ^i.-lb *--4 rtry— nnrt- TTsy. He elinfTnl'the wlv.-, Um-kis' ," ’11 1'‘ Plume I IS Sanford, I'loVida * wallows in the water, no mutter Iniw proceed with tin- drying n*. for heuns, Filmland w a s le u yeitrx III e - l a M i - b —Mum. ' n ~*T . * -3 the children undi-r the diln and otlierlu g a r o n i l l l l i w I alt h. m o l l i v e w e e k s clean the water may be, all other with this exception While login ­ VVlse Hill ffe lliltlsrlf iigreeaMe The .*>li vxifcB B . • \rmC] 5 *iltll • -I to aiv i* . in II that lo.gs wallowing in or drinking lii- ning wilh .i seqn.-n.,. wi|» tbit lie .| . .it «ir. i.f 1n‘i ,|, iillllllllllllllAllllllllllllllllllllIltllltlllll:!il|l(l!UII|:iii;tmifn"i!!l!'‘ "l,niUtimiiiiiimiM|iint|||||||iniiltUIIIIIUIIlll|IUiB «nnt animated water are likely v* gf*i * it ' mill! lint g.1 l> Jt.nd I ».*., reiid.ly. flletlah le- g.lnl .ill i In.ole blmim contract the disease, says ( ’ . 1 . W :|- »itn*e there n in ore mot t are end ‘ In ptb es to suit |Ull i Itii'ers. U In n tiftrbt Ivughby of tlje University of Klonda pruciasi mu.si ul null h. slower and •anie lie put np.nt I In*, only I■->t,( |n Waveily *■••11* ge o f agriculture. slightly |ong< r. In the. uieriilug he liteaklastisl on Vot, (or a healthy herd, there . Prepare large axveet pORpers for spring ehleketi—and after the anlvUI should be tin objection to maintain­ drying, just a « you do (or canning. " r IU!>11 ''l* •r:" ‘ ing a ‘wallow. During the hot sum? T h a t• is. wash and stem then anti* ^ '}? 1,iMl - ^ ''■■fun' tie . ,, , , . .i heatd the rattling of a machine behind mcr days the bog cools mainly by remove the seed, split the pods in **„ r|dl, radiation and a bath is soothing* it ban and put them m 1 .-'•-v #*Ae - i |t . t.„ s in • stl vv \s II ( Van- tin; scurf from the skin and • • ■ ov • n. a r d i l t ii. .. i p i •, i i - iImi Ii- tear vi i- i - i no t In>|*l a >i VV ■ I e n ab le s I lie bog to ItVI*1 protection bji-ter. d ft ■. k-o. n r , I. • Ina m,i hiiie xxt i h w,i - -1 ||>'l ■l-‘HIi, fr>*" (ties Tile wallow should lie so III"' i- I P'.o (Ji« J| d« • II lie ■ and tli" .nr vvns tlrlv. n l-y ii \ -i m g arranged that fresh water ma,\ be and dry them slowly at the halite woman, comely, though'plainly tln-ssadded as needed, und to insure free­ temperature as used for okra. • ed, who enltisl to. him to know If the, dom from disease spreading germs, a C r e a m Small chili pepper, may be dtp *1 road lii-lil g«md and ft*r how long, small quantity of cold tar dip should m t |,t. hU)1 ,..m . t(, keep Johnny gavo her the lufet million -lie ileslreil, and (lie two fejl Into eonverbe poured into the wallow qccasioiv-' them * from tiles *and in •vet s a t h •II T h e g i r l t o l d .Tull I lint -Ip; llg Ilgl'IlP Peas should In- tender, a- n l d w a s II WXV III g 111:1. Ii in t f ;i Tlii?.tlt*li«*i.,us it t Pr-ani t*7; •uf tiiu; r •i fliigT-it* I )tniM|>pii's ktotigb-pea-, are to* a dc-irable f . . S h i* 111•M! i n f . ■ n ii.d D im t l i **elert Your Seed < urn u ;i ,*t ir .» r ; :•! ,• !! in " olds a*.** ■d[itT fruit - an i tmi I•idlili* i M ' jdtt-V T\'i fl Vl' w.is a s-areit v of ..... . i■i d .'■ II! - I n - . t ; . ! i . r i 1i . 1 •• i • >i: U 1"* 1• a r « * fiin ! 1 xv a i i lltlU** (of ii till b,Up| .111-1 . ■> year, and there !■> tit-.irly 1 — l l*Clltl!Vil R ' ^l t i u f i t \\ (*‘ ‘ i l f s i i t\* hi! I ’1 !iar J'f i *! 11!i ut t ih IX ft..t|l|t' 1 H ill" ! ! 1lit f t* I (> • III M t M II tr. There is likely to bt a a - lli - -el, .1 »\ 1* ** , I to i< t-> him areity next x•-«r. Injeit.w ir . (• .It * t h e I. : .! i t i i I-. L : ;<rii •- f.n Will. dr:. Ing I t IfM Wit !. ■i u .l ft' \ MU t II 'll I it' ! t I* I* . i; ' i't I I >r• It t 111- > i a?'.- p* "h i' ’ . I *1 • »*\ i*r ,»fr ♦ VI with it i.ni. i •»f i Ui* •*urjduu know how o.oi it i .tipi will ‘A i '!n »r'.u i i c i . i *w • t h . i i i i wifi .bii'ii I c|,| np one -ell* of lb,- mad, i . I,L *11 ** » j*ri (1 -l i' n \1 held over until I tic C l on I lie ollni, tin, l x v ii ium v log ■ ■I !.: !ur « V;i jitr 1**t■ I If \<sii i'i'1 im l .t n n. -HP! ilit «l ;i ttiu. II !l.T\ MR < li't'rtl i' i (in in if. ly to he an in«Tt*use in ! niilc by siib* i-xii'pr xvlien t eld» los jkiss* Itil mil-1 ' i»e 1 1 , 1 fdanted nr:«l year j Oil ul VVtip Ii time ,1"! Ii loll b*'b hot ! •| U -al I In ti ; after I he »ect*-‘j<ity •*( Mill vTi'it:. r 1 ■;'J’ m |.? •*. 11 i.t i- t ii xx111!*• 'I. | pc - .. !•I i " a >i vll • 1 ; >k v .tj * *,w•• *1,1 1 ! hi 1, ' Tutti I rulti ice eretim is inure expensive tu nukt; i*tian oilier to keep o;,U tintU in-eet* and m'on- |. team ef tt. a Joint stuck xoneeni. to that farmer* select seed this year and, lake lit peddler's ends atel sevvina ture. - • h"M it for next year's planting, unv.v Must I'nikf bit*: id anil rcfi'i-slip < erejuns, Iml i» t o-t - vuii tin inoiv. «*•* <■**. IS:’, marhliicit" I iverdty of Florida exj«*rim?itt ( '(lli, we cuuldnt do thill." raid the' ment i>i:tees will serve il. A si; fur if at vuur dealers. Free a Tulfiulu Mtuceineal station. gill, vvlin cave tier iiiuue as Molly One pei k of green tAmatoe* Atm; her.advantage will result from Sparks, "though I'd like ever so I’ ut t broiiglt fond ibopper nn-tfi- lioi'li I Millie!lines fed nfinbl Havelt i ■ for-tian<l()dness farmers will touin line . boil. dr..m nil tie- juice and ing mi lonely road'." -un to have acclimated seed corn, add as much water as juice drained “ Wlnit's tins 'obJiH tl"ii to a partner* ft is wasteful to plant northern nut; Hcubl and drain again; ipld Hhipr nskisl John. j •grown sect! corn ip' Florida and ex­ ," l don't think It would be exactly water 'as before and seald and repect tu jr,.t a maximum, or even a drain; add half the water again; proper. People would take us for man •paying yield. The best source of Manufacturers of “ The *Velvet Kind” Cream of Ice Creams 'and w ife, niul. when they found wo then add' the, following; * i * seed corn in any locality is- the imJ Were -not they'd talk." lbs. brown sugar mediate vicinity. If the corn,grown John thought nwhile, then proposisl Jacksonville, Florida * ■nth 2 lbs. raisins (chopped If desired) that they should lay out n mute to­ there is doing well, it means that gether for the next day. the girl to that r'rop has passed through many orl lb. raisids anti 1 lb. currants . 2 tablespoons each of nutmeg. put her sewdug machine in Ills motor generations in adapting itself to the climatic soil and .weather condi­ cinnamon, cloves, allspice and s^tl.j inr. They would stop for the night at Roil all together Until nearly cook different betels, but travel together tions of* that locality. DltAl.KItS: Place jour order early Orders from rhu/coo*. clubs, hotejs, cjl, then add one tcaeupful vinegar during the day. *Tbo girl, with appar­ for Tutli ITutti, which D wonderfully The trying of new varieties should etc. solicited. Any llavor supplied in ent reluctance, assented tu the plati, and boil until as thicJ< as desired. popular. he discouraged at tho outset. With and the next day they rarrjefi It out any quantity. If put into self sealing jars .and Rut they paid iiiofo attention to each the whole world us his customer, the sealed while hot, it will keep indef­ other tlum to peddling. * farmer -should attempt no experi­ initely. This method, of travel now kept .ftp ment that might result in fniluro, When making pies, use 'one third until John was satisfied that lie might nor one which might result in lonly apple and the juice and grated rind go farther and fare worse. The girl a half success. Florida lucres must was far aliovc the ordinary country of one lemon, rtweetenod to taste, ..Produce their' maximum yield* next .Evaporated apples may lie used, lass, and John saw an advantage In yrar, for whether the war continues v grind before soaking und do not marrying In his own class. He pro­ w OnrVwV nr not, the world \vill be hungry for posed to her. hut at first was refused in un n f t cook. kjl o. oil the ground that If she married a American grown, feeds. Mrs. M. E. Dooley, f peddler her family would disown her. . Unless there is a grower fn the Geneva, Fla. Rut John was ls?nt on winning her and community making a specialty of finally got her consent to marry him rising pure seed, the farmer should without.saying anything nboul It. at * * l« t his nuxt year's seed from his homo. They'-coulfi then travel togeth­ .own field. This practice ha* many er with more propriety. Continued From Page 2 advantages ovef crib selecting^ for They were married at a country church and hy a country parson, and the growth of the stalk and the posi­ SOFOSCO is a purely natural product dried and pulverized. arc unpatriotic, i»ut is liecause they after the wedding John said they must tion of the ear on the stalk has 'I t contains no Sulphuric Acid or other chemical and cannot do not understand the magnitude have a rest from work and they must mufh to do with the desirability of of the job that the United Slates has go to his homo for awhile In tho city. injure the soil or the tenderest plant. the ear for seed. Theae are things His bride consented, and he took her undertaken. •hat cannot he determined by choosSOFOSCO is m ad e.from the softer hone phosphates anti “ *lt seems to me that no more to ids palatial residence. ,ng the ear in the crib. John looked nt his bride, expecting patriotic service can' be givlin at this phosphatic marls found in the rich Phosphate deposits of harrners who are interested in sc- time than to bring truth home to to see astonishment depleted In her Hernando County. I t is pulverized to a fine powder. bfting the host ears of corn for seed every man, wonan and child, so tha face, instead. * 1k> laid aside her t should ask their ebunty agent to they will all be aroused to the great­ wraps ns If she had always lived there. SOFOSCO is in the proper chemical and "Didn’t you think you were marry­ r“‘lp them. And in some counties, est possible efforts toward winning ing n peddler?" he asked In wonder. ’ "mechanical condition to he easily acted upon the experienced corn club boy might the war in Europe before the w,ur "No. I didn’t 1 knew I was marry­ -by the waters and organic acids in the soil. end valuable assistance. can be brought to this country." ing Johnny Cosgrove, millionaire." ' Turned under-with legumes or mixed with "How did you know that?" asked 'I stable manure or mack it is an efficient and Dry Surplus Vegetable* John, aghnst Yellow Pine in California. "I live a few doors doxvn the street The drying of fruits and vrgeti economical source o f Phosphoric A c id ,. Tlie yellow pine In California ranges ami havo often seen you, though you able* ■a the home his, except to a from 100 feet above sen level to 7.000 didn’t know me. I «uw yon drtyo 'mitcij PXtontt ncemcl, n* many feet, and Jts variety, the Jeff re/ pine. away as a iKHldlrr. I didn’ t knoxv We advise ordering now to insure prompl delivery. Hetter get in ahead of the lhreatened( car shorlage which j lfler Unrigs heretofore unnecessary Is found at 0,000 feet, the most re.is sure lo bit us before long. Write us for prices delivered at your point. We can deliver now. xvliat you were going for, but I thought ln Uic south. Rut with the necessity markulile range of any species of plno It would be a good chnneo to go for !° c,jnserve more food stuffs, bring- In the world. you and rake you In." . •• . lnK with it the lack of containers, “ Stung!" said Johnny. Clear Water. In Fjords. , . w 1 *1 l *n “ nd glass, for canning', no "No, you’re not I've got money of In the fjords on the Norway const mj ‘ own. I knoxv you were a good Uf-t method of preservation has H ERNANDO COUNTY - CUOOM, FLORIDA ca.eh and thought I'd snare you, that'a tn found, says Miss Agnes Ellen tho clearness of the water Is wonder •fri* of the University of Florida ful. Objects may he seen nt n depth all. I'll make you a loving wife." of twenty-five to thirty fnthvnns. And sho did. •Uemioo division. . Partnership I f ! | Carbon Paper 1111 11 1 Purity Ice Cream & Dairy Co. XXX XXXX XXX XXX WITH “S0F0SC0 DANGER FACES AMERICA FIN ELY GROUND SOFT PHOSPHATE S A F E SOFT- S O L U B L E S E M IN O L E PHOSPHATE jx x x xx xx XXX k xxx xxx COM PANY m xxx ■ i • f . ..V T c. * * 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, 1917 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, June 29, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 1917; <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/cd00c5954691b95ae6aeddb633f960a0.pdf a618719566cef4c328a6621ad4f06efb PDF Text Text wrt ,-r*r‘ . ML >*!• - . • I . '.. ' !W IN THE HEART OF THE -EJiECTIQN------- i .fc—«i 1- I f f mm SEMI - WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS ANI) r . D c c FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — Life I t Wo,th Living • VOLUME VIII ';jr NUMBER 91 RACE RIOTS IN NORTH F00DC0NTR0L RUSS RESUMES BOARD OF TRADE MANY NEGROES KILLED PROHIBITION! BATTLE LINE TAKES GREAT PRIDE IMPORTED LABOR CAUSE AND REVENUE IN THE EAST IN RECENT SUCCESS M i l •-' ip Southern Negroes G o i n g . North For Work Are Men­ aced. - the edge of the whirlwind rapids at Occupy T h e Attention o f Russian Artijlery A t t a c k s dun. Lifst of ( erny the French have 3:.10 o.'cfock yesterday afternoop. A washout, due to recent henw heavy repulsed German attacks, and in the Resolutions Adopted R e s ­ Congress This Have Beep ruins was the cause of the disaster region of I'runay, east of Rheims. pecting The Recent Rate Week which occurred just below the canti­ Severe German surprise atlack'was thrown East St. Louis, III., July 3.— Two Increase ... . . lever bridge and CO Jeet below the back with heavy loss. On the left . Coi^ress will he a busy body this RUSS R E S U M E S — negroes were token from a street ear point where the smooth water of.the bank of the Meuse the lighting Tias ... , |wwd< with food control, revenue and bete* today, e ho t o ml killed and Without doubt the value of a The soldiers of flew Russia hove brought no change in position. Upper reaches of tho Niagara river prohibition measures before it. C„m- assumed the aggressive. white man, standing ir\ front of his Commercial Union has never been For the break into* the turbulent waters of Two German submarines were promises ure looked for in the prohi­ first time since the revilution last store was killed by a stray liullet. better demonstrated than-in the re­ the \\ iiirlpool Rapids. bition measures but the fifod control March Russian troops have begun an tired oil by the gun -crew of an cent success of effort on the part of The turhulenco of the mobs in­ American liner during a voyage from I he car had all but completed the Sunford Hoard.of Trade members, creased during the afternoon. Riot­ is receiving careful consideration . attack on an extensive scale the United States to England and circuit of the gorge, having crossed who, by their union in a common ers took the rifles a w a y 'fr o m 1(5 and the people "I,ark. home", are I Along a front of eighteen and onesailors believe one periscope vvus from the Cnjiadlan side o f the river cause, so aligned themselves in having something to say to the eon- half miles in the region of Rrexay national guardsmen. White women shattered. A third submarine was on the trolley* line at Lew it son. gressnian about it. Galicia. ,tu, s,an hnvi; stormed Washington before the Interstate and white girls ^re participating in sighted, but the American gunners There acre more than fifty pna. Comrnefee Commission, as to turn the violence. •* . * A formidable midsummer legisla- , *1‘‘ German positions. Herlin says had no opportunity to, fire, as it was seng»»rs op board, according.to gen­ appafent failure into a tremendous live program with food, prohibition I kho Russians suffered heavy losses The work of dragging negroes off eral estimates. immediately suniergrd. ’ • ’V success. All railroads of the coun­ and ‘ revenue the major measures, tt,,d wire compelled to retire ifefore Street cars began at I :30 o'clock I he ear was one of the open type, The ^American people have been’ when a crowd surrounded nn Kd- the seats extending from side to side, still confront congress In its w'nr *•■*. the German lire. The at tuck was i|Uiek to appreciate the value of try had united, in asking for a rtf. . , l'*,f cent advance in freight sion. which began three’months ago. made between the upper Stripu and wardsvilje car which goes through with steps on both sides the full great aerial lleets of battle and scout-.'rates. Many .............. . in .M.nWith business Congested in the the Nuruyuvku river, inlmii.n the heart of East >. I.ouis; and pulled l"n&t_h " L U if-u q _______________ pl.iin-s. 1Me air M*rv n e appi-.iled . v ersation with u\t remarked w hen h” t:*’e "marking !Jime ' the Vibila l.upa. in the sect ioli -••lit hTtie Tnittey- fnrm the wire' Immcdiat once to their iiiiagitialion Rut tire question of oppnsing the rate Tht ear was running u» ;i speed of in recess s e n a ti leaders hoped to cast of Lemberg, the Galieian capistcly white .men boarded the ear and •f'er .ill i. -m l nod •bn, ri has in. about* nv en m ile s an h o u r wh,-n jr make rapid prog-,...... tl. f ,...j , w.t- mint ion,.,| •’ What's ta l took off the negro passengerOne struck I be w. .1* ' * • i c in- ,i i i| - ! iJI m o* , g n u - -h, II- I be II-,. Ito v UMiallv g,-l wlqit they '•"I bill «i!l| i*. |r.i\ i. i ,,|.. | -. 1 ,i,o. I... 'Ii negro was kicked and beaten l.y ■|,,. •ioil -till mofi -iie|>- i liat have turn, i| want any wav." and taking things L« >* i h:n, half i mimr. I'-g tin rnantifiieti •. ,,f ,li-till,-,] crowd in the street and then lie uu« lb. fill, «.,• in fav..r of Ho Ln for granted faded to even lie inter­ I !»•' Ill'll tile loot.inn.|‘ 11rH -. and M-i.d H t„ •••i.f. r, n,, |,v shot. lie died in an ambulance sirring sway until m,. •••/.any ,i vt*I !. Till esied III .1*1 undertaking that has the end of l fie week |l. mi *« |Hirf % later. , topi side Up n the edgl d he Artilb rv has •olv.jl iih>-I of resulted in saving annually $115.l.auiiehing of the war revenue lull. •halt a-ou/lis between tin ZJolu l.ipu • While this ridt was .going on a ing rapjds. liir jif ijli|«!nis,o/. in>»«ler<»-vr»f.t- I t-was|WM*.th* to rirtnitiulf* county producers” j J ir a e t b a lly - J e - w r ilt e ii fr o m th e - h n u s r j j t n d sh e N n ra .ru v k a h f ix V T F o u g T iY n il ltellevilbv ear appeared. White, men the ortilli ry that .blew the Cm rman* ! ***»U shippers and is a direct linantlal As slipped dowtj the.'JO foot in-{draft anil' ............. reduced.. from gl.eiin.- new battles between tin opposing •nd white women boarded it. White from their griin grip on Vimy Ridge; saving of many dollars to every iline from tho trueks to the edge pfjOQO.OOO to $1,052.170,000 :force*. The artillery arm of the women and girls Belied negro women it was the artillery that shook them!*nnn w h o h a s 'a freight, bill to pay. th<* river screaming men and women [senate finance rommitto Riis«far fiifees tin- In‘i*ft artjve. and' and when -they wore Inndcd in the b, fr i In I »•v.d -i r' \ h-. I'fo w , r . - Iiq q ,-r«, fought to ''-cape and •••> f 11,,.IM •Ian i •••I t titfrom » R' ......... . t I- k .!• >U I street the mob struck atijl kicked W• *• In a P i . M. • c iM Mo f;nrn,->» *J • # ’ I, ,l.i th a t .1' them The men who had lain drag­ ublt 11, .> .a ,•. <1 "g • tii• <1 not Ii.. •i:-eo..,| •• ;. ... . ., ged »t! the cars were surround' ■! ■I -I. , I and •j‘k’ I’ * i F* •»' t*» fl'h ||| ,|I fillet **«n l . TI . , . •. . i ,i m| i, M* ini ' ' i -i * lie • i .i • Iai <1 the till |.II. and attacked by groups id ubitt.-- i •’Oil' ll I• .r. f.H-e id (lie lllllib filnirg making a light and guided rightly, in tlie shallow water. from tho coinmillie ijihI Herbert i'. Hoover, i Stockhod, m \olliynia, a distauei of One negro wan crushed in the head | line from \rc. nuirly all the way <m I In-sc men have won. Tfii-se men riverside two of tin* passengers were food administrator, di-cu- ei| today about 17-» miles with-a heavy stick, lie died in an* ijoeunt I* is the .irtillcr) today have also paid the price for a chlilseen to be rnught !'1 I he swift,-r umendnn ills and m, ..-un - to , \p,. Merlin declares tin1 Ru-siau at­ that Is har.i.*slng and hounding the intsii good, and if tlie man''you know ambulance. More ears were attackwater and were carried .down to the dite the food vontroi legislation. tacks which it sgys were gowi'rful, Germans until they are fairly dared i* a member of the Sanford Hoard of rd. Finally national guardsmen nr-, whirlpool. Mcn\hers of a Nationnl Except for u 'sharp but probablv were brought :botit through the w'u • i he inf.inrry. ati.u ks in gin rived ami began clearing the streets. Tru«ie. then that man has, by liis Guard regiment who were ■>. guard |,rt, ( ||g||| . v|,, •. t * . week, m • presMIlie 'ef the leading enleiil, Hides were, taken from .10 guards-’ nieinberstiip and financial support. The limited, dept It id the battles at the Fuutilcver bridge, s.iw the prohibition I sill The test of the- o||)rt:il •"•lav i- .pe•in v in i ilh powers Hr,,"eli* a x.iluuLIc pro'ectloli lo men by members of. the mob who arcident -and were the !'■■ i h.- f.|, t tl ,i Hi, m t 1. •• 'lb d -l.llelio ■• ,,\ . Adnni.i-i.r.i' i well uiv his iiitererl If would approach a soldier and say. rescue blli'/V III' I git ti. V.Mid lb |’f",!’ •—ifiv• the sen.n,. Ii K i —lau t iov f-rniio lit. having b 'lin g is.-. r n| lluir urllllerj^ ll thg Board of Trade never in it., his. “ Here buy, let me .look at that gu n,‘ ator i li.iriiln-rb’ in's >fr I'ji *i • • rattled to yit Id ’ to t b. Wa - willl tlieir elOirnni,| . gull*, vv it|< tl lorj perform, another deed, thi, one you might .luirt someone," • and 1 * 0 ' house's "hone pre-->ire of the leading entente pint live minion Reg ulat inns* would take the weapon away from I." "t her ......... ed. Ilial tin- I • T111.1tl - .d * t« amide and i, Midi that pnVM e-s par1 *d |lu- urrnv *' is l-eeii -•i I'lte Adiuim-I r.ll roll him. . Washington. July Tln^, i xi-mp• ' I " • ed I" I l.l-l III, if waV In a I'.e l iii.in;. Itiue* ev. r. Hu- niimloT< •tt'fdh-d dll' • t '•• .|M;•••'. ' -hip f* •• ill \1-,1,'d .• ■ t| woil'd step in.ini.i .. i •pill k, VP 1*0 . in I ' l l Now Illinois National Guard* at noon tinii regulations i «m i i .| ..r. tT.«il,‘Vrr.IIP S onl v , T'i • region -i tin N.irayuvl civ mg atnl !'r> -idenl military .luibilbui- and their military V! .meeting of iI h- Hoard of patrolled East St. Louis with lived hoards will 11io-s upon all .l.iim- ev­ r Srrpiii river, Im, bei'i I lie prowi •*. an^Veing dashed In pones based cept those based.on qoiu-.r.al ,fry L i. , \ r rP i l i e - • PI" Governors Monday night (he follow­ bayonets as a result of a renewal of eept ••■quid,-r Al M'PfiP of ttrucll bit le ' ligtiting itiee against ihc r<u ks <if sl.tlh d suprem­ agtieult oral .... * p V tif i i ^ ' W W " u, M" ,,r tt,|l ,r rare riots. . • , 9*. ■^ _ ing resolutions Were adopted: General Rrtl-'silotl .lob-d Ills vletoft- acy in 'gin. and gunner•a * Gunboards will pass those. The d a le 44'-U t,,' " " rr‘’ ' befon \t I In- I'egllhr meeting of the “ fie trouble broke out’ anew when I lie senate eon \••ties oil•ampafg'i l.l-t \«ar. ;rtoi 11r#- • airplanes and infantry b rin the great will lie soon set for .1 meeting of the Hoard. • f Governor, w| the ^anfhnl a negro appeared at a street ear /..Hii i — on , *'f l * . - » \ — i . i | ■-■till, rc Mati.v "f tlie prohibit ,>n '"•■ *. in mode*' War, 11,<s • .ri old) Hoard of Trade, in session, July 2nd hoards. After the order of ?I 11.111»-. transfer point where a erowd n( I u-id Marshal tluig continues to move hand in hand.. is determined the boards ivvill post pious, will ina l»e a light for Senu’ or the following resolution was unaniwhite men had assembled. A white i(|l tighten his grij »>n I .eh*: tin t hi* Gore's amendment to empower t the list -of those regf.stirA'd. They The life i i Inch veloeily guns" at ttio'i-ilv adopted . man struck the negro in tho fare lM *r» > • ba ■ b f i la inamifa tur< will then pr«’pare a Ii-t of tho-i de­ ('resident To suspend Itn lati :■ r* iin«e--ary tn main­ ^and'others knocked him down und Whercn*, Our secretary, D. ( ’ . Mriii-b !,a <• •aplilti-d t;,-i signed in order of liability to m t - of malt, fermented and vittnus bev­ tain i- vcfv hurt, nccc'-ilaling eoii- Marlowe, ha* performed valuable .kicked him. Five shots were fired at nail (Misiti.ous mi a front *nf a Half vjre. V.’ithin three dnjr, ‘ netiiler.. erages and limit their aleoholie runs I a ll! fe p b li •* ••nl« and r« linings uf serviie to mu: members, as well as the negro u> he lay prostrate, wound­ lid'. Wirt uf lelllion by mail will by given each per­ tent as Well its ab olutelv prohibit mg b.i'HlI' c ne •.f I l,e inn-1 s|^|,|f- to tlie cqiire 'tupping interests of ing hint in the arm and leg.' I ' • Ttrili-Ii- army during • June P ant jdur-e- I t he uar as it apson designated. Whin itn-., a| ;ieur •listIllation for beverugc purpo.-es. Semimde county, in his preparation lite crowd drew bark, thinking the capi nred tier nutn prisoners, proaelies the nd of, the third year Erohibition was discussed at tnfirst they will be physically examand successful cooperation with* the nrgro had been killed, but |ie jump- ined. Then comes the qul*tion of' informal meeting of the rum- including 175 otlicer* and t,7 gun*, thal tile alii , Miilinlfuj! America. other member* of tlie Southeastern UP and ran away. Later a a w.hite exemption. Exemption becabsy of inlttee. Imt with Mr. Hoover taking tin biding two heavy guns ns well with a wealth of raw materials at Shippers Association, in, defeating njan fired at a negro hnd the bullet dependent* may be made on ac• their di*|*o'.il can make th' *•■ reHe is said to feel that war moch other war material. th® proposed Interstate F’ reight In­ bit white mat.. The armed count of wife or 'oilier deppmlrntx: Prohibition is* solely ti question of pie French and .Germans continue plncwnents, while tlie Germans are crease of 15 per rent,' and man was arrested but-tit the demand The efiiims of husiiand .must lie sup­ foodstufT conservation. * to battle at various points on tliw hemming more and tnorl desperate­ Whereas, The success , of Secre­ uf a erm d of white men the police ported by an afliriuvit from the wife . (Continued on Rage.4* east from C'erny to the Vurdun re. ly in need in that respect. Their ar­ ftieaMd him. . tary. Marlowe’* effort* in *uid rate “ tillery is very strong at time*, but an'i the head of sojne family whose rase reflects great credit us to*, his Dwpite the patrols, attacks on residence I* in the same vicinity.v the shelling in which they indulge is Ht|roe* continued and at noon eight nothing compared with -what must knowledge,* ubility and initiative in '•■re in hospitals. Tho attacks usube endured by the Germans from the preparation and liaiidliug of a Dr. .Neal Will Addrrss Gal tiering subject of such vital importance lo *11J'' took the form of n bombardthe allied guns. the citizens uf Seminole county, and Dr. T . 'A. Neal will address the m*nt of single negroes with sfo.nes. including the shijtpipg interests of -• gathering at the Presbyterian church TRAGEDY AVERTED COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SHOULD BE COMMEN­ the entire state’ of Floridu, there­ on July ith at'7:30 j». in. Plans are . l orkl Exemption Hoard fore, . DED frOR ACTION Sheriff F. F. Brady, Clerk’ F. A. being made for an* interesting and Two VSell Known ll.-iHronil Men He it Resolved, That a vote or Roughs, an,i County Physician Dr. helpful meeting in the line uf u safe Almost Klbeil a Thief The hoard of r.nunly comtnjwxionSchool District No. *1: thanks lie extended. Mr. Marlowe, • T. Denton were last week named and sane celebration of the Fourth. era. met yesterday as accordingt to Total County .Millngv What might have been a killing . 3:1 mill*’ hy lids board and that a ropy of thin ’> President Wilson 4o constitute The announcement of the speaker law to fix nnd assess the millage for School Bond fund occurred in tlie freight yards a few 3 mills resolution be spread upon thw mil* [ e exemption hoard for Sem- for the evening assures us of some­ the year 1917,‘ and in their wisdom Special School fund 3 mills nights ago when a prominent pair of thing good. . ’ **o|p cuunty. railroad official* in fart they- have utjps of tills meeting und also pub­ they reduced the millage (! mjlls as lished in the Sanford Herabf, that rharge of the freight depot here Tliine are the same gentlemen who , • " < compared with , last year. This art Total for Dist. No. I .19 mills all members of the Sunford Hoard of almost killed a thief, • At a special meetllfg of the coim- 1 jj,p |IOard is rertoinly coinmendwnitituted the county registration Trade, as well as the citizens of our School Dittrich No. 2: It seems- that a quantity of cigar­ ir'*' * n,J L>r that reason are some­ ty rommissioners held in Bartow, re- { ab,c and sh„ W!l lhgt th,. commissioncommunity may know the favor Total County Miltuge M3 mills of y,.mino|,, county are really of e t t e * - had- been Stolen from tlie * *t posted on the line of the work cently F. C. Lawrenre representing, Speciul School fund 2 mills freight depot and finding some of with which w« look upon the work »t the War Department expects of the United States Fidelity and Guar- I „•„,, for the p^pjo, nn)| while this done-by Mr. *Murlowe, in this cum>. them hidden under’ part'of the lloor ^ f,m :it this lime. Thw Imard met arty C o m p a n y of- HuRimore was cut of six -mill* w ill-not be a* noas well as tlie conim*nduhjc manner Total-School Dial. No. 2 35 mills these men who we will rail John and * irday and organized and got present and stated that the com­ tleahle, owing to. the faM that the in which lie represents our county School’ Districts Nos. -1 , 4, 6 and Jess for short decided they would °*n to business immediately. The pany would take over and finish the state of Florida, under the manage­ gcncruily. • (1: contract of the Continental Public hide und when the miscreant rarne ment and wisdom of the great * nr^ °n hand is the making of 'Signed: F. F\ Dutton Total County Millage 33 mills fur hi* ill gotten gain* they would r’ *in lists of the registered men Works Company. The Continental lioard ha* seen fit to raise the milSpecial School fund 3mills pounce on him and rapture him C. R. Walker n t the druft und to give cadh Company recently stopped work on lage 2 1j mills as compared with * J. J. Dickinson the asphalt in Winter Haven, on the double handed. Well, they hid and lust year’ s assessment. Nevertheless r<>K^tered a number. This A. P. Connelly Total for School Districts Florence Villa Eagle Lake portion of shortly after midnight they heard jthe total millage for Seminole coun­ dl°: ,‘ JK nearing completion yesterR. F. Whltner . 3G mills a noise and the head of a negro ap­ > iftemoon and the lioard «»x3 their contract due to '♦bankruptcy ty will he :i mills less this /ear than No*. 3, 4, 5 and (1 F\ \V. Mahoney The county rommissioners do not peared above the flooring. They it was last year, which is quite a* j. every conrtdenrc of having proceedings in New York City. Geo. G. Herring saving to the taxpayers, and our fix the state millage as that fs fixed ealled upon him to halt but he hud «»t work in on record time. , I,. A. Sheldon, More than 100,000 hampers of commissioners should he commended in Tallahassee, nor no they tlx the business at-home and ducked. One Hoard of Governors. school dhtrict millage of the home guard fired point blank potatoes have 'been shipped from for the position they have taken on sperial U.ORi Da w o m a n K ILLE D ns that is fixed each ' two at him and missed him clean, lie the Moore Haven rountry so far this the mutter. Vamleripc brothers of Manatee years by the direct vote uf the says lie does not understand it for Wk season, and the farmers there are fn htrcei c >r jj||pS j n,Q Niagara „.c. , , • . , .. . Following is the rate of millage as still xiigging spuds. Clark Mounts of ftxp(| ,,y lh# comfnililonerBi , ho votes pcoph' within each of the special tax he saw .the negro plain enough and county have just completed a 100,­ Falls Rapids school districts. The millage fixed fired right at him and hy all the 000 ton stave silo at their farm on Jxlr— — ■‘ Kara Falls, July 2.— The death the South Florida Farms Company. of t|)p peop|e wRhin the school dis- hy the eommissionFr* is the General rules of civilized warfare that negro the Miukka. Mrs. Putter Palmer of reported recently. In addition to For County at Large; Mar" I - “ cc^,fc,ft when a street ca th'e potato crop Moore Haven-grow­ Revenue, the F’ine and Forfeiture should now he filled with lead but the same comity has up four of the ^ lnto the whirlpool yesterday State Millage ' 9 mills and the Gencrnl Rond fund. he is not, and moreover John and ten silo* recently purchased and the ers are beginning to harvest pea­ ir, ,,-n *”Ith four missing, who The millage fur the bond funds is Jess do nut even know his name. others are going up rapidly. , 4 mills nuts, which at the present market General Revenue fund M aT T 1' dcatJ' Mrs. J. W. Dale prices are bringing twelve cents per General Road fund •... fixed so that enougli money will'he All of which load* their friends to 5 -mills tk* |-rai la' Fla., has bden added to raised to pay interest, and sinking believe that John and less will neyer A contract has been awarded for pound to producers. Several hun­ F'inc & Forfeiture fund . 1 mill A lui °f tho'deadi fund. The general school millage i* lie drafted into tlie army until they the erection uf the main building for . dred acres more of peanuts are now­ General School fund -___ 7 mills recommended by -the school board. have more small arm practice. It is the State Industrial.Home for Girls, Gor_ *1'*t ®»r on the Great beingplanted and Moore Haven is Road Board fuftd . 7. mills The budget as prepared by the also true that the negro has ncvfer which is to be erected near Ocala4e«n rou|e l®ft the rails, plunged a -O-foot embankment and expected to become one of the lead­ commissioners will he published In been back lo get the cigarettes he The ground Has been broken for tYit* ^ ot.,: in ten fest of water on ing peanut centers of the st^te. had hidden. • . Total . . . . 33 mill* The Herald F'riday. foundation. I Ti f& fiu t ,■ •-1 * another ii SEMINOLE MILLAGE REDUCED ’ H M *N ^^1 ,v .i- .. m A �r ♦ • k K V liii LEAVING TRAINING STATION FOR WAR DUTY the Pallet Russo ’ with unbounded interest," says Teggy Hyland,’ the Vitagraph star, "will I suppose, be surprised to realign that tho Russian Ballot was entirely due to an Amer­ ican girl. Isadora Duncan. "Mias Duncan was always a wor­ shipper of tho beautiful and of na­ ture. Sho believed that real dancing, should be based upon the movements of tho waves, the clouds and of runate her school of dancing. Her first exhibition • was given in 1899 in a little theatre of a dramatic schooLin Chicago Even then it was un­ appreciated. She crossed to the con­ tinent, dancing in Paris, Berlin and Vienna. Her reception was puxcling, opinions being widely varied. It was A pretty Kentucky girl who' poses as a Russian danaeuae, thereby win­ ning the plaudits of the world, is the heroine of tho Greater Vitagraph’s Dlue Ribbon Feature, "T h e Six­ teenth Wife.'*- in which Peggy H y ­ land and Marc MacDermott are pre­ sented. "T h e Sixteenth W ife" comes to tho Lyric Theatre on Monday. " T h e Sixteenth W ife" was adapted by A. Van Burtn Powell from Molly Elliott SoawcIPs romanre, “ Mary Ann and the Grand Duke." Mile. Olettc, heading the Russian Pallet is really u shrewd American girl who poses as a Russian to make success easier. She is a wonderful dancer P h o to b y A m e ric a n P ress A s s o c ia tio n . . ’ Freshly trained sailors leaving for tho Brooklyn ynrd and actlvo duty after having fleisticd a course of la ■tructlon In seamanship at a naval training station. ' * . school. The directors of the ballet welcomed Miss Duncan with open grins." "T h e early hours of the Imperial ballet were tremendously successful. Paris went wild over the new art. So Anna Pavlowo. Waslaw, Nijin­ sky, Lydia Lopokovn, Mikail Mordkin and others came into fame. "Thus we see tho tremendous debt the Russian ballet and the new art of stage settings owe to America. - I f wipe-with ^ttnw Thoiight* in mind that I portrayed the role of an Amer­ ican dancer^in, the Russian ballet in ‘ The Sixteenth W ife .'" . "T h e Sixteenth Wife," a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature come-, to the Lyric Theatre on Monday. " T h e Sixteenth Wife" Vitagraph. presents the Blue Rib bon Feature " T h e Sixteenth Wife?' Author— Molly Elliott Seawell. Di rector - C h ttli* Brebin. Cast( I -it*I’cggy Hyland Kadir Marc Mucl »erm**r( Warburton George J Forth Huckel " Templar Saxe The story: now a newspaper man in New 1 or.K city. Tho further efforts of the powerful Turk arp foiled and Mile. Olette. alias Mary - Ahn. promises to become Jimmie'B circlet wearer forever and evermore.' * " T h e Sixteenth Wife" is a brisk and lively photo 'adventure along picturesque lines. There is plenty of humor, largely due to Mary Ann’s old negro servant, Aunt Zuls, who during the masquerade, Itecome Zulu, fresh from the Nubian desert. " T h e Sixteenth Wife” calls for a colorful staging the scenes switching from "JVlrograi I to Const jy.tinoplc and back to America, presenting a number of elaborate ballet svencs. Peggy Hyland plays the American girl who poses ns a Russian dunseuse and Mare MacDermott appears as. the Turkish gentleman so undis­ turbed by the high cost of living that he is willing to add another wife to his harem. e s iinpressurio much like it. It All the evidence II being x ddpe A n Unaccountable Prosperitu By A LAN HINSDALE 1 had reached the age of thirty-five mid hail not made nii.v success In life. Imbed, I wn* out of a |Nisltlim and had nothing In the world to prevent starvation To mid t o 'mv melancholy I was In love with a girl*who was sup­ porting herself by lenehlng. She loved me. but of course marriage between tlx was- out of the question One after­ noon I wns .sitting mi n bench In n park with other homeless, worklesx then A man hitting health* mo got up, leaving a newspaper behind him. 1 took It *j|^ mc< hntilrnll.v.ntid tried to read some of the Item* In It. prin­ cipally t" relieve luv mlpd from gloom Suddenly my ey**, caught sight o f mv own name. It was ninong u few |ier son aIs. It su'd that If I would send my address to Murray A l-'lctd, agents. I would hear something to my. advan­ tage. I would have concluded that the ml. was for sotiio other |s*rson oif n'tmllar nntne. tmt my tismo I* nn odd one and my two suninmes are also unusunl. . I lost no time lit ending on Murrn.* & Held mid found Hint they were agent:* for a woolen mi l In New Eng­ land. I handed In the nd. which I !»n*l taken from the newspaper and wns shown into Mr. I'b-M's office. Without m i * liig no* tiling t*> tun lie l**ok down n letter tile, withdrew a letter and read It over. Tlii^T lie put It buck In Its | place atol said to me: "I*n you want a position7*' I said tli.it 1 m o s t assuredly did vvnnt from toe stupor which had come over him when hi* rival in love gave him a dire- <*! morphine, he wa* tii'tied ilmo-t uneerenioniou*ly out n p * ltlp li v e r y b tld iy 4 l i e tolyl Itio jU q J ,hcsjcpl IiT’ mi ifixeled nn lUllceP'Of of the limp**' wherurrjie the tn llfjr 7n* ri*tiri*Hi,i| ti»r ty f slue*! nn* t o hrleome :Hffftor* nnd suitor;*•• ' ' s ,, th em . Opening n drawer In Ids tlesk, Soon Kain-dcll «Ir■■iii>»-«| lower nnd AT THE LYRIC MONDAY lie took ou t $-M and handed It to me. lower in 'th e' sculi- of Immunity. I gasped some questions, blit be snlil Heart broken by the unwarranted ac­ lie knew nothing nhont the mutter excusation* against him. broken in ce*t that lie hud been Ihktnicted t*>‘ ndbusiness and with bis hope and'um- vertlse f**r nn*. I took the ?'-•» and hitioti stilled, he freqiienteilvthe low­ sju-nt one of ttietii for a innifl. With est gin mill* and sought to drown the rest I paid my way to the mills. When I gof there I was received by, his sorrow in drink. the secretnVy and |{iit In a room by But there was too much manhood myself, the door standing open. After in him'to be content with such a life. remaining there at out Jialf an hour I. " I ’U bract- up. JTI show them nil was conducted to the .office of tho sec­ that I ’ m still n mnn!" h«* cried, leap* i retary, who told me .Hint If I wanted ing to his feet and rushing nut of a ' work 1 could have it. I asked him saloon one d a y.. * • ■ questions, with the same result ns la’ • And Kate led him back to hjs ; fore. I was given a Job on a small Hnlary. sweetheart utnl guided him in expos­ -• ing the villaint of the false friend but tin* salary was Increased rapidly Within six mouths after being em­ Wm. A. Brady "Purple Mask" who had b-*<rayed him. ploy is! I w-ns receiving $100 n mouth, Presents Featuring Crarr This gives you an idea «*f part of ami then tny salary wns doubled. I did m t un.rd and 1r.nrl. : Ill'Ll Warwick In Kill tl ■ the ifrtion in- " T h e Folse Friend," nil | could to entn It, but 1 am not an •* the newest World Picture Brady unbiased iudgo us u> yyhc.tlier I sue "The False Made in which Robert Warwick nnd A Good Three' Friend" . Guil Kane are the stars and which Bet-1 Keolure and a Good will L t the attraction nt the* Lyric Palhe News Comedy IL Y l R l I C lM El\T R E GO WHERET4IE CROWD GOES FRIDAY SATURDAY ceetfed. However, I liked my work aud felt flint I "ns tilted for It. One day I asked If I might consider my sal­ ary permanent, and on being told thnt It was I wrote my sweetheart thnt I was rendy to. marry tier If sho was ready to marry me. Sho replied thnt sho was. and 1 obtained leave to go and get married. Before leaving I was handed a check for $1,000. which 1 was told was for Immediate use.— I was given every­ thing I desired except Information ns to why I wiis favored. To my ques­ tion* on this point I received only si­ lence. Before my return from my honeymoon I "a s informed thnt a house hml been provided for me. and on mv arrival one of the employees of tho mills conducted mo to It. and when wo were liisldu he handed me n deed for tho property, which win worth about I 10.00U .My w i f e In s is te d th a t t h e r e w a s n fn lr y g o d m o t h e r who wus s h o w e r in g on m e n il t h e s e b le ss in g s , b u t I d id not tiellovo a n y such th in g . One day the secretary of tt.c coinI si ny told me Hint I was wnntisl at a certain house, to which lie would con­ duct me. 1 felt It In my bone* flint I .was to receive nn explanation.of my good luck or hind treatment, and while being driven to my destination I wn* forming theories to account fop It. 1 wns driven u;» to n handsome dwelling, alighted, and when III the house was taken tqistnlrs to a roAin where nn old mnn lay In bed.- lb* looked at mo steadily as I npprnncln-d him, motloiiisl mo to take a chair dose by him. and (hell said to me: . . ” 1 nta your father's brother. You probably never heard of my existence, for I ran away from home when a boy, itii<I I have mi'hTsbssI thnt my name wns never mentioned In the fam­ ily. You are the only living person sprung from that *to«-k. I nm nnuinrrlisl and have no nilblren. I advertis­ ed for roll.’ through you to itmJ<**s"tuo ntoiivineiiL Jy>i my jlesertloy when afitly.' I'-onyi tho t-'ofdrollttfg futi-rest*ln the mills where von are employed!''* hnvo hut a short time to live, and r.t my diq»Hi .voit Mill Inherit my stork In tiio company. It occurred to mo thnt you should Is* tralnis) to’ gtnnitgc the pro|M-rt.v, run! I took my own way of training you." Nation’s Traffic Men to Work With the Army. TERMINALS THE GREAT NEED, wlto proposed turnlnjr the over to tho association, fcald be* " I t la the only machinery which ** lata In thla country for coordim.uml and handling the rarlcma p Imm -* of problem,, tho only pteco of iun*)j.— Whltfi alb mako lt.il f f i l t t h r e u S T tho country, tho only orgsnlzation who*e voice will l>o heap! and obCJfti Through It tho situation in tho far wcat, tho far south und the north <«■, l»o controlled ns easily and ns readily tens, however patriotic au<l energetic when they undertake} work of which they hnro no knowledge. This work is work that needs the greatest planning by export traffic men. Every move must bo thought out In detail, and tlicro U nono to do It so well ns tho association. "For Instance, I have friends who hnvo told o f seeing In Germany huge fan aha|>cd stretched of track Just with­ in tho German bonier. No tnilns wero op them. No factories were near. They lay In wnsto strvtchrs of country or country that had been leveled to lot Ihrsq masses of traek lie In n plain. They were the termini by aid of which Get ninny tins been enabled to more great mosses of troo|n s|>ecdlly aud without confusion. •"Thcw stretches of track were laid at places which tho German board of strategy has conceived to lie turning points In tho event of tho wnr that came. Now our military cx|>crts will discover Just such strategic points for tho concentration of troops without doubt and will dcmnnfl tho lustnllntlon tlicro of tlieso fan shaped termini. There Is no trouble moving freight or trou|is. Wo can uiovo all we shall ever bo asked to move. Tho trouble will bu at the leruilinils." G erm a n y'* V a »t Y a rd *, Oi/ilt F o r S t r a ­ te g ic U se O n ly. C ited a t W h a t M u tt Do P ro v id e d — Daniel W illa r d SCORES'OF OPERATIONS C h a ir ­ m an o f C om m ittee on T r a n ip o r ta tio n and C om m u nication. Washington.—An attempt to put mil­ itary traus]M>rtnllnu ami communica­ tion facilities of tho United States, on n par with those of tiny country in tho world, Including Germany, where they, bavo n-Acliyd the highest development, was begun ns purj of the program for tin- mobilization of tin* resources of the unth’iii in lime of war. Tin* Initial step* were taken quietly and nluiost secretly In New York. Daniel Willard, president of the Balti­ more and Ohio railroad and chairman S ta n ley S pragu e L iv e d Th irty-th re* Y ea rs W ith F ra ctu re of Skull. New York.—Stanley Sprague, setenty-slx y e a rs old. of E ast .Meadow; N Y., Is dead after having lived, inert than' l l i l r t j -three years with a com­ pound fracture-of the skull, recelvcvl when n negro attempted to murder him for Ills money. The nature of tils In Jury w as stirli lie w a s minpollod to tin •lergo a Slight oi enitlou ever* |v* m onths, hilt till* <llil ii<>t deter him ti.-i working dally on hi* farm Sprague wus a tta c k e d hv Wllllan itugg, who n few uionllis before shut and killed Mrs. Walter Mnyltco and tier dnughter, in the same neighborhood He robbed tho house, hut did not harm Mr. Mnybee. who warf blind. Itugg was captured by a |«>s*c and put In the Long Island City Jail, frotr, which ho escaped. lie wns recaptnm' und hanged at Mlncola. , Plain of Damascus. Tin- fertile plain In wldeli I *uir.a»‘ UI* situated I* iib*nit .‘hi mile* in -Iti*:u«t«*r and -is due to the river lliirudn which is probably the Alutnii of Scrip tnr*-. Two other streams, rlie Wfiily I let lion, on the north, and- the AwaJ on the’ s<i^li- tAerensu,this frrtilitf a n d -these two Ti’t iileiid ‘for tin liotn-t of repr*-*t nflug tli*- I’ltarpar HU- oth er Scriptural stream. Fad That M ay • , Return. "In my .time." declared grbndmu “ girl* wen* more modest." "I I It**"." Mild the llippiiut girl, "fi wns ii fail once. We may get back to H.y—Life. Slat* Forests. Stale forests. yv|tli a total of over I.COO.OOO acres, have l*eeu established In thirteen states. Of these New York Photo by A nirrlcoa Prraa Aaaoclatlon. lias the largest forests, which comprise I.•‘t.Ht.OOO acres; Pennsylvania Is seeUA.MCL W ill.A im . and, 'with 1,008.000 acres, and Wlseotlof tho advisory commission created to ■in third, with luo.oiNi acres. * aid tliu Council of National IH-fense. undertook their further development . P o tted Fooda. when, in Washington, he was made Tlipre Is much probability in the sug­ chairman of tho coumilttco on trauagestion that we owe our system of liortntion und coutimmlcntlou. potted foods to (tie -North American It wus W. 0. Bcslor, president of tho Indians, . who for tinny .icnrs Imre Central Railroad of New Jersey nnd.a fried Velllvui. pniliuled it,Into u paste member o f the.executive committee of mid presscrl'lt into nil.es f**r winter tho Amerlenji Ilnllwny association, Nailer III X(.t lie alien fur 1 st llrril I min Srrllun I at ( h»| Irr 4*»s. L * » » « f Fl*rIII* Notice ia hrrvby lh*L M$i|k I. WoorirulT, purrhaarr of T a i C#fliflr*tr V » 6U5', il»ln f ihi* :.lh day ot Junr. A. I» t » l l . Slit) rtrtlflrita rn ffifirw following *»•* rribrd proprrly ailualrri in Srmlnot* courly. Flm iHi, lo’-wHi l.*»U 4 and 5, lUk. S. It »*!'• |>lat at Kell llrril. Thr *||<I Utcl l-rI n c i i i h h i I at ikr rial*- ot «hr leualirr ol rurh rrm flratr in th* n*m» ul It. T. I»»lr Call. Alto r r r tlflr itr No. 740. dalarl Ik* 2nd day ol Junr A. I*. 1913. Said r*riill<air rm lrarr* ll,r (oUuninc draff I bed pTOP; rrty tilualrd in Hantlnol*. rountjr. Hond*. t ii- w it: lira. « r t » N CeT ol Itt nnd •trr* l*. Fori llrn V fun W loa Ij, H K If. t* l i l t It VJ V* Ii T h r >>III Inn! b r i n e »• DROP FLOWERS FROM SKY ON AVIATO R’S G R A V ! YiUgraph Presents PEGGY HIGHLAND IN “The Sixteenth Wife” A “ palindrome” not only tnny he n phrase, but’.nlsn **n word, verse, or sen­ tence tluit mean* the same whether tho letters co.m|K)*lng it are taken In di­ rect or In reverse order, « * the tinswer atirihiited to Xn|Mi|eoti when ho was asked*whether he could bavo invnded Euglnud: 'Aide wus I ere 1 saw Elba.' ” llill In Forcflo*** Mariast*’ W lir, ' TUESDAY COMING Wm. A. Brady Presents It O S C O E ARBUCKLE la ETHEL CLAYTON In ."Broken Chains" Also Pal he News * ‘ Bough House1 -Special Program July 1 □ ridge in Scripture. The only mention of a hrblge In the rnnonlcnt Scriptures Is imllfl-ctly In the principality of Gcshur. n district to the northeast o t the sen of Galilee. At this place ii bridge Is said to exist still which Is called by the Arabs "the Bridge of the Sons of Jacob." The Ilomnus are credited with being the first constructors of urchcd bridges over streams. Handy 8ubititut3. Ilolter—“ Have you n book galled ’IJow to Acquire a Good Carriage'7" Clerk— "No, sir, but here is ' 'Seven Ways to Obtain an Automobile."’ * Much Smaller. ‘ - , Comparatively speaking, the aver­ age miser's soul Is smaller than a boarding-house- gas burner. . , ... O rcrr mf S r f» lfr by Puhllr^tloi. It appearing to lb* rourt «Aal »ub|H»*Ba l>.urd In tab! f*u »* again.! th* M t n M In th* abov* rnllll*d rau.* ba. b” B by th* Sheriff ol Seminole rouaty. In jrbifb -aid county ault l« pending, with th* * ment of ..Id .hrrlff ol thal h* U unable to .erv* aald' '^ n Thatcher Ite.lly Company, a H a ^ a *o»P«t* •Ion,owing to th . 'a tun* ol .aid ^rp orM U n l* elect offlrrr. or aip »ln t the officer* or ag*m . of .aid cocp«ati#n » " u rkno»n. and It appearing to llw-coartJkH ■he bill baa b.en (Med In «h« ran*, in th* abov* ontitlcd four* Hf Mackln.on, complalftant, a feidant., Thatrher Raoltx < j Florida rorporatfon. of O. Slaton, drfendanla. ir forerloaing a mortgage on th* proper!) .crlbed in th. bill ol „ | d de­ l l I. therefore. orderMt that the fondant, Thatrher llraliy on 0r Ida w p o ra llo n , a p p *'f to thl . j before th* 3rd day « » S#Pu ? i ! l r' nro roadefend th* aald action, pr deer lr*.o will l»* entered • * * ,"* trafrred thereoncorporation, and Anal ''. '" t * , " , hi. o/d»r ke It i. (urther ordered that tn* of published onr* a »**•* p nrv,paper month. In the Sanford H*rald. • " ' V p p publlthad In 8#mlnoU r°uni:>• . a) Don*. order*d. adiudged and djjer»e>|T; Del.and, Florida, th*- . t t h CHARLIE CHAPLIN In “ His Last, Vacation' MT i r u u i i n a * Photo by Am erican Press Aaaoclatlon. - - . * • Judge' Seventh Judicial C‘o( V iorVda*/ Upon the grave of Peter Carl iTex.) Jdlllroan, aviator, twelve o f bis brother aviators dyjng high aloft lu powerful aeroplanes dropped rosea nnd carnations at tho cemetery at Westlmrr.' N Yt - 1 ■ �■» * # » » * * ••# - r" W ki^ ■ -v, ..nijL.. -Li T U B SANFORD HERALD June 29. im? itTrrconomy Can Da Carried Too Far. Protecting Vemcics From . bricV-or stone should be added to It doesn't pay »o save a peimy at To protect vehicles front bung “run cause the brine to rise above the the expense o f several pennies' worth Into by automobiles at night *un In wooden cover. Do not use lime­ of time and effort. All economy Is not senior has patented n primi that stone or sanliitono for weights ns the economy, Some of It colts moro than ctui'lie* fays from lights ami action of the acid 'produced by fer­ it Is Worth. / thrnt through a pane of red ginss. mentation on thesd npbstunrrs des­ troys the keeping quality of the Some Consolation. Shoe Store .Even If n woman Is sorry she innrTub's and covers made .of Hospitality. I am much impressed with the be­ brine, Sometimes a fellow will exteni| , lief that the Hoaru of Trade, is the yellow or pitch, pine should not be rlcd.n man. she can tlnd some consola­ tion In ilic thought that she kept soino hospitality thut savors of robbing the greatest^ factor for developing pro­ employed.as surh woods cause dis­ oilier woman from getting hie* Pig*. agreeable flavors. gressive* business ideas, towi\ loyalty and civic pride in Sanford. The ef­ The container then is set aside ficient officers have already accom­ and fermentation allowed to proceed plished many good things for. our undisturbed. If the weather is cool city, and the cooperative spirit will or a cold cellar is used, U to 6 weeks bring to pass nil thnt is hoped for may be necessary for the fermentation Sanford’s betterment. tion to be completed; if in a warm J. W. P I C H IN S . room, 10 days to 2 weeks. Scum should not be allowed to grow on Celery Growers the surface of the brine. As soon as Although "u litiBy man attending gas bubbles cease to rise the scum the many details incident to the pro­ should be removed and a layer of duction of lt)0 or moro cars of celery hot melted paraffin about one fourth and vegetables annually. I make it a to one half inch thick should be part of my business to atlilinte with poured upon the brine while very the Sanford. Board. of.JTrade^Jjnan’ hot. — cially and morally. J -do this be­ If the sauerkraut is made during cause of my belief in it as an organ­ ization that is doing more than has the fall and stored in n cool place, ever been done before toward ad­ there is no absolute necessity for a vertising and'building our city and layer of paraffin. The low tempera­ ture will prevent decomposition. county... " _ ___ „____ I t i-r a co n serva tive estim ate that, in The popular idea thut sauerkraut ' G. K. S M I T H . iron in g th e w e e k ly wa^h.for an a verage fa m ily, a woman made frpm early cubbage will not w alks seven m iles a ye a r betw een iron in g board and * Our Hoard'.of Trade is nob merely keep is based upon the fact that the sto ve, T h is distance, o f course, m a y be IfJss o r greater fermentation occurs in warm weather an organization existing simply to and the rapid growth of scum soon fo r y o u dep en d in g upon th e distance between the tw o afford something for us to belong to, but Instead, is an organization that destroys both brine and kraut, if the in yo u r kitchen. you and I helped plan, jtdvocated surface is pot properly protected; T h e C -H / 'le c tr ic F i a ; 'r o n wiP i v c all this waste and promised to support. Like a \1negnr ut the rate of I quart to 25 pounds of cabbage will prevent de­ effort. It fu.t lies its o w n heat ar. . s h iv s h o t until the few hundred others, I am doing my. ! share and' in one instance alone. composition which soniPtimi*s takes ironing is finished. V o n d o n ’ t have to leave the iron-— ‘ pvhrthrr -we succeed .or— fail, Urn the form of a soft : n i dipoerv pro­ ing luiard and you can w ork w h erever there is an elec­ duct. • Hoard of Trade demonstrated its trical connection.* value to the farmer in taking hU.apThe .Ocnarlus. . peal against an increase ill freight H o w m u c h w o u ld a (.;-!$ Iron sa ve fo r Y O U ? The denarius, tnuishiled penny, was rates direct to tin* Inler.itnte t ‘nm-fir'Unman silver coin In the* time of merce Commission. Jesus and Ids nposftes. It was the II. E. SlilJ! ItES. principal silver coin of tlm. Homan city. I am mire that the Hoard hna the rcligioua development of our city at heart ns well as development along* other lines, t GEO RGB H Y M A N . Ideal Formulas Ideal M ethods- * * Ideal Results Make Your Crops With a TTrlla For It*—V# im l i t l i x t anil t i n t i l m Wilson & Toomcr Fertilizer Co., M an u fa c tu rer* IDEAL FERTILIZERS tli'iilrn lii Nlirtir Hwhlliiirr "ml lii*i'ftlrl*lr« CHEROKEE Jacksonville, Florida Ijjf ilSON &. TOO IF e r t il iz e r a ? Bn..aT7i------- |JfocK50r<VILLE c g fr g 1/ Sgsven Miles ^carrying a hot iron R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch KEEP YOUR. SHOES Wlilt© NOW $3.35 .commonwealth. Fruit) the parable c.j' *• the laborers In the vineyard, In tin* • • Coast Line Official Along with our agricultural and twentieth Chapter of Malt hew. It would immigration work, the Company 1 appear (bat a detinrlus was then tin represent is always glad "to have its ordinary pay for n day’s labor. representatives alliiat,** with*'all pro- ; Yellow Pine in California, gree-ive organizations Not al">nThe yellow pint* lu California ranges for (Ids reason, but because 1 am u citizen of Sanford, it |a a real pleas­ from 100 feet ubove sea level to 7.000 f » oAitivco or him vork . me.. nurrAto.M.Y. ure for me to be a member of the feet, nnd Its variety, the Jeffrey pine, Sanford Hoard of Trade Und assist Is found at 9.QOO feet, the most re­ markable range of any species of pine what 1 can to further a progressive by doing my share In advocating the In the world. wonderful possibilities of Sanford cause. and Seminole county. L. A S H E L D O N . Lover's Quarrel. J. G. H U R L E Y . * "Hallo. Fltzv! where did )-ou get ShoeDressing 0 After July 1st $4.50 li-UI For Mens. Womens. liquid 10c andChildren’sShoes Cake|0c THEIR VOLUNTARY OPINION OF THE SAN­ FORD BOARD OF TRADE Viewing the Sanford Hoard of Trade frhm the angle of an out-oftown citizen. I feel that in the I Continued From Page ■! Hoard of Trade, Geneva, lias an tilde, efficient directory. Sanfnrd_ being a T ra d e, it is a pleasure t * have j !i< gateway t»• Seminole county must opportunity of Maying that no u!tier iri!y represent the various organization has done or can do is uniii certain! y we rarinOt Seminole county as much good ns expect l l>“cntutiutr unb kjj the Hoard of Trade. Tin* lime 1 nperatii* w i t h a a orgijiiizati <ui that consume in attending the governors* is iinj: iifIM nur b'i-ul intereola meetings in Sanford, t;;*. ;r.,« lio ih ' along with their own, 1 ;un lliurand to Geneva is time well spout j augidy wntlslletl wBh my memberand prod nee* the satisfaction * of i “hip aml th** rcaults <ihtuim•d. knowing that 1 urn at luatt doing L. M. RE 11 HI N It EH. Take Sulphur Baths " at home forr T V eri T~i-* - / r i M T _________ jH UMATISM Cotit, Eczema, Hive*, etc. Right In your own home and at trilling cost, you can cninv the benefit cf healing sulphur baths. * H ancock Sulphur Compound. ■afarc't own Wool nurUyinl »n j ikln hntln* reaedt—'SULl'IlUK-prepMrd In a * ) i tn mike IU uic moil rOrwlout U i« It In IS. bklh; tit* It * » a l-*llon ippqtog to .(ted, J pvt*; and take It Utrnuilr. 50c and $1 the bottle at roue diuu il i If Fit can't auppFr too, atml tm name anj the i*ti.« in itusiM aoJ tr* will itnj 10j a bottle direct. ■at cock liquid lULnius • COMPANY Ut IT-**—I fc/»l«* Ctmfmad Ota. , mrnr-U « 4 -Ck—f » u w U A APracticingPhysician’s Prescription "V A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will R ent Y o ur House For You wlif'h Seminole county- must reap a h!,: harvest. The Sanford Hoard of Tr. tle stands lor S E R V IC E . I am much , leased with the progress made and re ulls attained. ' J. O . T A C K A R D . X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIU IIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X Ini I DOING YOU A FAVOR Heller Sa net Urn at Allamunle < ill/cu The following information has I am very much interested in the 1ju-t been -i.tiued by. the II. S. De­ success of the Sanford IluariP of partment of Agriculture and will be T/ade. I deem it an honor to lie a of interest to those who have cab­ member and although a resident of bage yet in garden or field, AI|amont,e Springs l thoroughly re­ V * C. M. Berry, alize tiie ipipartiul service being ren­ County Agent, dered this community at the hands Sanford, FJorida. of (he'Board of Trade, A member­ That sauerkraut can he made only ship rard tells " W h o ’s W h o" to the from late or fall 'cabbage is a belief newcomers and places one among the leaders. If you are a progressive general in many parts of the coun­ citizen and. one who wnnts to see try. In connection with the recent liia county , forge ahead, you can announcement of the fomentation demonstrate it best by • aligning method of preserving .vegetables, a yourself with your Board of Trade. food bacteriologist of the United States Department of Agriculture II. C. L Y M A N . declares that sauerkraut of excellent quality can Tic made from cabbage Real Estate maturing at any season of the year. The united thought of 400 of our The essential points under the re­ best citizens, expressed through our vised method recommended hy the officers and especially our efficient specialist, which, it is believed, also secretary in extending a hearty wel­ makes a superior product are the come, giving of information or ad­ vice, in publicity through press or use of only msturei sound cabbage, scrupulous cleanness throughout the by 'correspondence, the constant watchfulness for improvements to process and proper care of the sur­ be made or wrongs to h° righted, face of the brine after fermentation this is the seed being sOwn from is completed.' This is the process:* Postmaster W hen you wake up in the morninj member of the Ibard of with a coated tongue, sick headache , . . . , , . ... , . « r dizziness: when you suffer with ^ *• arH In t°uch with the sour stomach, constipation or irnli- vv,jrl: ,J’inH 1 know t,,at » " 110 cestion, you may be sure your system organization it is invaluable not only Is loaded.with impurities and waste io Sah.ord but to Seminole county, matter. Y o u had better get rid o f It p j« n clearing house for imiuirics “ * ^oon II be takas soon as possilde, or you you'll tak­ ing a a chance with your health. Tako that aro increasing and nn impartial a lew doses o f Martin's Liver Mcdi representative of the city and coun­ cine, a purely vegetable, non-poison- ty. The organization deserves the ous compound made according to a support of all progressive citizens. proponent physician's prescription P. M. E L D E R . and it will make you feel like a new man. This Medicine is (ar superior t o calomel and has been jit use for .* A Minister years. Besides being adapted to re­ I make no apology to anyone for lieving stomach and liver disorders being a member of the Sanford in crown persons, Martin's Liver Medicine also has' the distinctive ad- Board of Trade, rather, I um proud vantage o f being, suitable for\ chil­ of the fact and. take occasion to say dren and babies. It hat an agreeable so wherever I am. I consider that sweet taste, does*not gripe and-acts the Sanford Board of Trade !s doing gently but effectively on the boiyels. a progressive work, the valuo of T r y a bottle o f it and if it docs ot which cannot bo estimated by the give satisfaction, you can get ; 'pf most optimistip person. I especially money back. Large bottle 50c, Jappreciate the consideration given sols by R. ,C. Bower, Ssnford, Fla. • -V: get that black eye?" “ Ob. It was only ’ • . Clyde Line Ofllcial n lover’s quarrel!” "Lover's quarrel! Through its system of advertising, Why. your girl didn't give you that, the Clyde Steamship Line lias been did she?" "No, It was her other materially benefit ted by tie* Sunford lover. Hoard uf T'ade. At the bands of the olllr^rs and (secretary <d tbrs organizu tiun w.e have always found X X X X X ^ iU lllllllllX ready assi* anew when their aid Was I heartily recommend the a*ked for rnde fur its general proHoard ••f ;e \\ i allied a ill ' sent t he majority and who afe so plattni ng nis in get it bat they g*> afi ter. J. It. ( ’ A L D E R . Sanford Public Service Co. * As the ealkbage is packed, salt at the rate of 1 pound to 40 pounds of cabbage should be added and dis­ tributed evenly. When the barrel or crock i» nearly full the cabbage should be pressed down as firmly as possible and covered with a clean bo/ircl. It is desirnble, but not es­ sential, that a cloth be placed over cabbage before the cover is put into plafe. The salt soon extracts a con­ siderable afnount of the cabbage x x x I f we thought it just to ourselves and *. _ just to you, we would continue secur­ ing credit for ourselves and extend-' ing credit to you. But fully alive to the vast difference in prices on credit and cash basis, we are favoring you by.asking you to pay cash in future . * « for your Gasoline, Oil, Tires, Repair Work and Accessories. : : : : __ Remove the outer green leaves of the cabbage, just as in preparing for boiling. If an instrument for chop­ ping is not available, quarter the heads and slice off the part of the core remaining on each quarter. In­ expensive shredding machines are now sold upon the market, hut if these are not available the quarter heads may he cut into, thin slices with a large knife.- Hack the shred­ ded cabbage immediately in a clean water-tight receptacle such as a cyder or wine barrel, keg, or tub. Except in the case of large families, 4” or 5 gallon earthernware crocks are preferable. This quantity after opcning,can be used up before-spoilage hegins. . ^ . I t Want; Your B usiness WE APPRECIATE IT & 0. MOTOR . (MEMBER SANFORD BOARD OF TRADE) *. • * :x s « {iiiiiiiiin ix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix 5 e t iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiii» c x u iii« iiiii A x x - r : �Hx > ■ n r - - *?>• Wkr, * * # Mi **« * • if I * *«•* *" 1 *•• 4. **• • ^X 1 1* **# #^ m ^ ^ « i «r | - ■ * * * ^ - * .^ * # > THE SANFORD HERALD W- PAGE SEVEN B a ir L ist P ric e s Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month— Park avenue flat, 105 North Park avenue, over L. R. Philip*-- *- -G o. "d rug store;- ^TVTVtff James Patton, manager. 30-tf F air Treatm ent W ANTED Across S.~Map Wanted 7A good 601 Park avenue. lorl<Pt Mth initials " W . K. \V." engraved on it. Kinder return to Jlerald ulflce and receive reward. Strife M l strength and durability o f Goodrich Black Safety Tread T ires.a re ground into the roads o f our nation from M ain to California. The O N E foundation of lnsting, resilient fabric tires is the U N IT the TESTRD TIRES ' « A m c r ic n . B U Y T H E M . They mufct give you lasting full value service. « too Gmhfchli !*,<» I hr * l h -!*j *< f li Air H> V Ilrebham . II.Q d p rrb u . T. . . V r lir l llran ' J A C K S O N V IL L E , FLA. AGENTS r*- General Fire .Insurance O. Sanford, Florida W E CAN P L E A S E Y O U IN SERVICE QUALITY Na made \u m ailer how imirli o r how little L u m b e r you need, we will In* glad to till y o u r order, iificl fill it 'promptly, to your perfect satisfaction. This is 1I16 kind o f Herrice we o ffe r to our patrons. * W e carry the Lament "lutk «d Lumber. Lath Shingles. Sash and Ibiors in Seminole < W e also earn a full stock o f Lim e. ( eioenl. Plaster. Nails, S e w e r Pipe, and also (lie Red and Green Vulcanite Roil Shinnies. • Also t'ouncclcd willi'flie oldest and most reliable H ardw are Store in Seminole ( miitty. Phon e 1.11 for all your wants. . lllffilB \ Maker of I hr fammn Kilvcrtown Coni Tin-s ubitb won Urn 1'11<j Iloiiug CliauipiyajLip u l-li f to u c l* ** , IF ( W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y sir? . .Mnfkr J II»|*1 , M SEED PEAS ” »* - H.tMi p.r l.u. . t >-.« l \uto‘i ‘ ri‘| I Wi : iat». Hiiriili * lif Pa»| i. | ■ *4 11 J9f 7 t f Junr. ,\ i;. A A.SS. ' •• rk * if*uti i *furt, S#R)lnii|f l ‘« , f'li, 702 W. B A Y S T . • w : 1 m i s 1 n t 1 h i ; i s 11 n u t-i “ l-»n<l li|!li. at t . j , 1 1, 1! ■ * U lm jrl! T- I r® 3 J. G. PEKMENTER CO M PANY ' im v LrijWa *al<l rF H iflritr* shall b « rpiicorned . according- in la » (ax d rfd will i*«ur thrrpnn fin t*»- lD| h *!a> ol July. A. I>. |'i|T H i :}>*-*« fia> official ignafurc ,»nvf ^**il ***':',!m7 ' ^ h'*'**‘ Inrludlni brrl pule.rorujnul m n l.H r . I !* »«• grl « i r o ile r.. All ptlrr* arr r. a. b. JarAvniUlr. • LEGAL ADVERTISING THE li. F, GOODRICH CO., Akron, Ohio ft IlFftfriH1, ill * a td »r ’l. H-*ji,fa i . i n t e r \v t u t , t . 11 ’ HILL LUMBER COMPANY SANFORI). FLORIDA ‘ I S » i t |» 11 A>li Vjut DvJrf fvr T h.m I t h e Longr H u rt • !l| | > ■w ,. S.Btini t» 1 1 Our W ntrrwajrs 11 »>■ 1li ■ — It- .1 "JB estr i n *U hi^^wnaill a $<JVOpit lm. Hrnl - $2Cwiper |»u. This is the TESTED TRUTH of Goodrich Bluck Safety Treads, of tv, Florida, to-w lli • |.ot« .*IU to 12. Kuraka- Hammock. FaitJ land hiring a******^) B( Uato nf i h<> h*ijj|AE/ of tsjch certificate in tho nami* nf t nknown. jo o .l.ll. SACKS . . . * 2.23 Too-l.il, HACKS . . . »I.J 3 Dreyagr charged rllra according to JuraKin for amail Hty drlitrrira. PRICE CURE, to- F E R TIL IZ E R .. Lost Gold signet ring with ini­ tials R L. P: engraved on it. Lost at Crystal Lake. Return to Mrs, It. L. Peck, 305 Ninth St. and re-, ceive reward. 8!*-2tp * Goodrich has championed atoms amongst tire makers. Florida, Tftt CtftMffttf So. 10ft <1atcrf (h» 6lh day. of Ju.y A . tK IVI I* Halil rrrllflrat** #m. I f f r r . thf* follnvinc Un.fd If) S«-fr:tnn|c foim . Oftlaa with H OLDEN REAL E S T A T E Six Fleets o f Goodrich Test Cats, heavy cars nnd light cats, daily w rite the truth about Qftodrich Tires on the worst roads in six w idely different regiotW of our country. The tL-iSwer of th '13 nation-wide test o f the Test Cor Fleets—an cnswcr'told in 300.UOO tire milc3-. weekly-^ is: in Seminole county, Combination llrand-Gooij f*»r Anythin* That Grows-Vegetables Especially Lost — Itlilck spaniel, long ' ears short tail. Kinder return to Dean Turner, care of Turner's grocery and receive liberal reward. 83-tfc BLACK S A FETY TREAD TIRES UNBROKEN nn .<r ^ ° ,|,i*Lfh 1,1 ’ h* JiSeie of Henry iTlahcip. Al*oS T a : (V r liflr a tf J W I 0J«. dalnd th e 3rd da»_ nf Jun,. ,g. f » ID t” . Said , * , t i e c a l r cm nrirpA t W Ja I f#vwJf! ( dnrfitm J irrofM-f ty H Iuatail In Trrislfif.tr roun ly. Florida. t o . wit: , t °.f •**• Euraka llammork. T h r aalrf land bring n < o v l | at th.. datr of th r l..u anrr Ilf .urh c r-ilflr a tr in thr nam r of A u gu H . It ir-1, ASo W’unted—A good trucker for 5 acres of high cultivated muck land in Orlando, conveniently located, within 15 minutes walking distance from center of city. New 5 room house nnd hath, etc., city water over the place, also easy to lake water, ( ’ an be rented or bought. A rare chance for the right man. Write or see O. V. Zangen, 106 Court St., Orlando, Via. 88-3tr GOODRICH M O LD , Apply 89-3 tp «l|ualrd i t , « k j V K , v ^ S s r is - IT T r ^ ^ r T o T f W T O ^ ^ V ' ^ r ^ , ! lam ! bring arerare<1 at Ihr data o f t h c - . u - Wanted at Once Several young ■ T . « f r r l i l t r . l r N . . l « l| , d a t e d i h r S i h ladies in learn the millinery trade. I day of' auly a |i f i n s ,„ t rn r a tr .a lr rmtifarra (hr tu lln a n if .lr.riit.ril |iro|lrrty Apply a I the French Millinery Shop. I 89-Jte *'**»•A.'Vh Sand, rock nnd grovel, nnd every frenk o f climate nrc testing out Goodrich Tires through millions of miles c f roughing it. cook. In th t nlm r o f Unknown. A l.o . t > r ‘ IB f««r N o. I 0J7, i!«tril th e 3rd *1 m1’ - . l , , !r « ■ « ~«<flc.U I.-,. S „ I: (.„ r««n.hl|. 1 1 H M.fi.h.-, I,.. |||,.,| UMtirr ..I <*11 fi* i«»n •1 i its4 l.i- | l i e \ r m |*fimf, It* rw ta li ’ ^ h r {it i $m M* 1 1 •* I fiin I jtLmt? *|*^f e ll lm i 1. r i t t k n r r u i t c o u r t , a t Kaiifur*!. H u r t d a , ii»n | d | | 1 f! « y « f 10 17 «T» in .1• • * m e ’ ** s i l l ....... , 1 |l I! - • *1 Ml «*Ma.||f. H'grflrU K . \! r* * 1 * H i* i| i. I'Lififtn a S It 1 n „ r ,.u j.,L n • I *»•#*'iii ; w i-1 \ i ' X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX J X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X x X H 1 Avoid Mosquitoes, Flies. ( dials, K t c . Iiv IJsiiiL' c* 2' -I*.r' ' r w ( ’ dies and towns on waterway* The Tttilowing frorp the Paily ought in l heir own interests to take C<miir.wrre News of June !■'!, !"L7, step* to encourage water transit and* indir.tt< thi* value placed upttn ;n- to exteinpoi 17.1*. if need be, means Irrro.i it w a l « ‘ r rn u ip s * b y tin- g o v ­ to extemporize, t/'m-ed he, lllca , *'• T . tin* Itill H a rd w a re C om pan y I'll |!M. ernment With aupnd peas of tiiis for bringing il giuckly into erviu*. has just received a fresh stock Ftibfl I ihr I *#«Tn11 Jil.it nature, reinforced by proper efforts Pulffie bodies like ehaflihers of eom.li,!*. , Stair *if t lot IiLi O p a l Screen W ire and a c:tr *« I *1 I nn Hi"' part of our political repre- ttteri e and hoard* <if trade -.hnuhi • ........ ... lib**. N a ils , Am erican Field F en ce irdt.i' '. 1 we slioiiUi have no tr«•n 1*1** also take the matter up in lively I• II I'­ Ll l.lin t r e t -lie into realization ifo* wa­ where eoridilions make it po- oil.* to j and Barh W ire ........................... *»-l -nl.i Foal 41..I . # h .•( '*l *f,J hi t* • s li'Mi if.'tl |V terway •>! tuir needs: do so, ami give their supimrt lo the ♦jliifr i ... jin f ' • nit! I r I if•- ( F O It S A L K wH' h Jtrlj. men who endeavor to develop trail* ( V ? T t" I i * *! b • i 11*' • ’ it j «ii f u j | W e h a v e th e (m o d s a n d th e R ig h t P r i n t portation liy water on a temporary Fur S ale O n e good bttb y c a r­ *1 l it i ii'IC M<I ' or pef-maiieiit basis 11 is i neour­ ria g e and b a b y pen S e e ns b e fo r e P u r c h a s in g Ih.x lo T 't nping to note tin* p r o p o s e d forma­ S!l-tf it J ui+i 21•I , A _ Kua on oil o f any kin d . N o tion of Companies to conduct trans­ S bAUAM WflJ I AM: llaiierieti. M a gn etn o r ign iln r. ‘ 1p. i* For Sale T w o thoroughbred hull portation on the Mississippi fiver. A I h. p. E ngine, will run a full v.i-'Jtp Such organizations today do a pat­ Harry Wofff. West Side load for 10 hours nl r o s l o f 9c nf f|« ■ * stn *11 In * . a day. S U e s 2- 1-8-20-30-75 h. riotic and nmst .helpful servin’. r*i».» t.r iiiiijt! * *X N ex t to Sem inole r « u n ly Uank Sanfonl, Mnrida F o r S a le F o r d to u r in g c a r . g o o d p. Send fo r p rircs. Pum ps, % • .f They should lie helped forward * ........... * 5 ? * ' ■ " *i| r^' i r , F **-n . Mill Supplies, E ngines. Hollers. W a u le d iju n k wherever they may lie slatted, ill c o n d it io n , J g J jjO o . I, T. • Saw M ills nnd W ood W orking* L.i s a le . A’ d d ri ** I I M u r r a y . iTt.x !i:t, ■' X X X IIIIIIIIIlllX X X IIIIIIIIIIlIX t X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX every reasonable way. Mi'.c hi n ery ......................, . -»l«i I -IJ O r fb tid o , F la . » ! » - 2 tp \mi am hi-fi l*) »ni(»f)ri| 4 1 1 (1 I***Il • • If. ns is guile (Missihle. the, war CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING x ,i i i ’tfc.;T{ ■ Opal Screen Wire 1 Kerosine &Cruide Oil Engines | KILL HARDWARE CO. 1 (tlif.-'l («* t-ft rrt! ati> rliim * anti <|r-. H ALS B Y M A C H IN E CO. sliali last more than a year, our Na­ tion may And itself a year hence 10S-I1U E. Hay S I. J a ck s o n v ille . Kla. with Us industries of all kinds driven to the full and with special energy devoted to more extensive as well as more intensive cultiva­ tion. At the same time bur troops will have to he moved and t lie regie lar flow of 'supplies maintained for the" armies abroad. It will he dif­ ficult, if not impossible, to expand the railroad system in time to meet the additional demands upon il A ■^*® n” »Uer how few or how many wlijeh these circumstances may Many of the /great water­ •Mcnes aro in your home nor how bring. icr-B they havo frequented It, you ways of the land, however. ar*f al­ 525, t’ d o f everyone o f them by most unused ami a great oppor­ *Plir;kling REE B R A N D INSECT *^V\DLR in their hiding places. It tunity for nutlonal service is open by ®*,nl ,*ure death to overy bug that means of them to those who have tomrs in contact with i t Harmless the energy and foresight to take the ^ human beings and domestic anl- matter up and devlop water trans­ portation into n practical fact. Ev­ ery river, InktL.und canal should be Used. Every enterprise, large or fan It tnto (h o air. small, looking toward their practical Fliett and mosquitoes Ik* ■■ ____ di« In a few mlmites. use should have encouragement. The Will kill ants, flets, president of one of the greatest rail­ roaches, bed-bugs, lice, and bugs o f dvery kind. way system; has recently said: "So Directions on package. long as the wur insts the railroads of Look for the Bee Brood Trade Mark. the United Stnteq will cooOerate to 2BoAB O c. the fullest possible extent with the E veryw here *C0UKX«C0,hkh»t,||. waterways of the country in order Where Roaches Hide Bte Brand Insect Powder K M JU U Magnolia Balm Li q u i d f a c e p o w d e r . T he beauty secret of women w ho know how to take care of the comsv>;**7 plexion. C annot be detected. H eals Sun® " lx ? I' £ ’’ ’’ ’ ’V s to p a T a n . S ooth in g, c o °lin g , refte a h in g . „ Pir*. IFASW J ,. . * 75c. of Druffut. « Ay mall JlrttL t P 0 ( e it h e r c o l o r ) f o r 2 c . S ta m p . ■^* l f C° * South Fll.h 5... DrooUjn. N. Y. XX th it the needs of the country may be served." * *r‘ Grabbed by Old Ocean. An average of 0.’» tons of soli and loose rock Is washed Into the ocean every year from every square mile of tho United .Htiite*. Thlh estimate does not Include the great basin. The linmousily of Ibis contribution may be better comprehended when it Is real­ ized that the surface of this country covers 8,088,500 squnro miles. Hia Llttla Joke. "This Is tho ladles’ department" "Well, we are both bachelors and should have dives. Let's go la and look over stock." Fur S a il • P ia n o . 2I « P ark . . For Exchamre—"Yacht Kitayrc," 36 ’ .. ft by 8 ft brnm. Will exchange for a good 1916 or ’ 17 Jive passenger automobile. Address \V. F. Ayres, Daytona Reach, Ha. 86-lfc Horse, sound and g e n t le , with huggy anil harness, in good condi­ tion, $100. See II. • F.Jammes, K. Ft D. Sanford or Merny Wight. . V 86-tf wSirL yiui *i * tt b*. * **l >*'<| Hia»% fia ts* I *. - 11 \ \ iila t. .it I hf « (»f->/’ mt* ( I • {o u n i). Fluriiii. Lu thr .?n£|{*f»ignril of aaifl i ’ i. ‘ .‘ I M j L i t S J t a i z . I w K « l 'r j l s 'x lun-id. i i.,t . : i, \ -i' iarr ' , K. II. W a l l M A N . Aibnlni.listor. FF I'tt-S lo i-' m is i Kit-s sx I.f: N't'ilrr I* , i t i H llia l Unilrr mnJ I ) o ’ a C-vrvH of t F.O J u 'lc • ,»l It;.- t'I| rl.ll ( o u t ! . Savrtith JuH ol.l 1‘lrrull, 01 ami lor ? 1-rrinolt ruunty, M orllls, l-r.rinc tlslr nt I , lirdary ' r.! J-M7, . U i / j h \ irc^os* ( ar..i ns < I rm lr.1 t orii|i«ni. * ror|loi*tlun W f»m i.| »l»i»m and V.*m. fi. A lir ld (t. f t at., jr.- i*. trixlan t., I, J. J. H lrl inaitr., S|o-r!ilM e i i t it. rh sn rrry wilt sin M »ivt*y, July ZluJ, t 'i 17. ctuiiny l i " tr y il linti!* of gill', 'i-pir lot .alt* ami -all In from uf Ihr fhtirt hm iT 0o o f In Sanlu.l, Sfinlnolr rounly, I'lu ilili, i Ft- (u llu itic( tii.r r ll 'd Unit, m u■tr anil ly ln f In *sl<l Sritilnnlc roa n l), lo- THF. U N I V E R S A L Td reduce my large stock of wit! " Thr « » ! h ill I W * ; > nt Ih r »r.| halt pigeons will sell some Curncaux and ( t V ' j ) of Ih r Anrlhrao guartrr I . M i 'i ) ol Homer Squab breeders. Mated and th- rmrthra.t Mualtrr | N I : ', I ; amt Ihr north hall i K I i ) nl Ih r nn rth «r*l iinartrr ih it t '1, ) workfng ptlrs guaranteed. Also nt Ihr n o rth m o rjuarltr i N 'K '( ) ol Sr. linn youngsters. LeonafdVlhjen. R. D. 32, Tn «n .h i|t Nlnrlrrn ; 1tf). anulh nt lla n (r 3| f l i t . A., Sanford. Fja. b5-tf At<« Lr|innln| at . innni 13-lr rl nnrlh For Sale— Registered Duroc Jer­ sey pigs. Mrs. II. K. Curlett; Ge­ 85-tfe neva. For^Salo -Stock in the Goo. H Fern aid Hdw- L*o. Apply Box N, ro-tf Sanford. nf Ihr rnulhra.t fSUl rnrnrf nt Ihr noHba r . l .iiinri.-r ( N l V 1, ) " f ih r nntlhra-l guarIrr i N |: •« i. of I f f l l M I •» Minih nt tinner 31 r a il. an<l runnias th rm r hrilh SIS f t r l j Ihrnr* * a .l 337’ , li-fl; ih m rr .outh M t i I w l i Ih n ir r rail 337 *j Irrt In to Ini nt hr(lnn ln(. Saiil lanila to hr'w ild l o Ih r M jh r.l amt hr.I hi'Idrr .for ra»h, anil lo aatifly « n l d frrra anil ronla. v CAR The Ford car was designed to servo the mul­ titude and it Ls daily meeting the requirements of buRtn(*Ks and pleasure for owners in all parts of the world. As*valuable'for big business and the professions ;ls (or the farmer and -small mer­ chant . Simplicity and ease of onerations make il the ideal cat'for tho family. Ford cars have become a general necessity. Runabout $1145,'louring Car $HGQ, Sedan $615, Cnupelet $51)5 Town t.’ar $5!)5* all f. o. li. Detroit. On dis­ play and for snle by J J. DICKINSON, Spvrlal M a »lrr in Chanrrry. , *? .fr| .5tc FOR RENT For Rent— Booms for light house­ keeping or bedrooms. 210 I’ hrk. • 89-tf For Rent— With family of two. nicely furnished screened apartment. Sleeping porch and all conveniences in kitchen. 618 Oak Ave. 87-tfe For Rent— T w o furnished rooms. 807 Magnolia. 87-tf For Rent— Ten. room' house,- elec­ tric lights. Corner Oak avenue and Fourth street, oposite city park. Ap­ ply tp W. W. Long. 8K-2tp For Rent .or Sale—"T h e Oaks Fourth street nnd-Magnolia avenue, fifteen rooms, furnished. Immediate possessiop. »' B. W . Hernclon. 80-tf For mrtto Rent— One avenue. room, 703 I’ ul73-If S a lirr u( Xpt.Ur.Uun far T a i D rn l t nitrf S r i i l . . S nf C h a y lr t '4SSS, t j . a nf H «r Ida N u lirr la hereby (Iv rn that W. hn timlngrr, purtha«*r nt Taa I'rrliftta l* No. tsr, dated (h r (ilh day nt July, A. I). t# U , ha. flint aatd r n llfir a tr in my nffirr, and haa madr application lor tax deed to laaur In a r m da Are with law. Said rrrllflra lr rmhtacra t hi foltottins deaerlbed proprrtjallufctr.'l In Semlnotr cuunty, Klnrlda, ton il: lA t !*s, lllork l>, D. II. MltrhrU'a aurvey* nl I^-vy firant. T h r »ald land be­ ing a.feared at thr dale of the 4ffu an rr nt atrrh r rr llflr a lr In Ihr nnmr ul llvrral/rrt T u iprntlnr Company; tlnlraa fald irriffl-rate fha1| hr retlrrmrd arrnnlfng lo law lax dtrd w ilt laaur (hrtron on fhe 2nd day ol July. A. I». ISM . Wllnraa my offlrlal aignaturr and aral Ihla the U lal day ol M ay, A. D. ISM . (w a ll K. A. I I O I K il ASS, Clrrk t:ireu ll Court Srm lnolr Co., Kla. Ily V. I I ., Douglaaa, D. C. C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman HORNER M ILITARY S C H O O L Hat a record nl fl3 yr.ni of thorough work In preparing young mm for C o llm Unlrrf.illra, Oorrmmrnt, and Trehnlral SrhooT*. and lor lludnoa lilr. A Non-red arvan Chri.ti.il achuol. Strong faculty. Mil ilary training. New bulld ng*. Ireprool. ljffg.< Campu., wilh t areh.ll ami f . » l ! » l i ground*. Iio n lf rourU. and running track*. K ipm .rr rno.1rr.tr, Smion M gm S [.um lrr Mh Writ# fix liluftr.lrd ratalo*. • J. C. HORNER, Principal, Charlotte, N. C. SS-Frl-Kle Ffollrr of A p il l i l l f n fur T.% llr r d l !ndrr S r r ll.it II o f I 'l l . , I r r O.X-, L a o . of F lor­ id . , \ N o llr r l* hrrrlly givm i h . t C. C . Mow.id. purchMcr of T . r ( r i t i fl r . l r No. 107, d .lr d Ihr f.lh d . y of July A. D. M i l , h .« m .i*« ■ p p lir.tion lor lax d rrd f lo Uiuo In I t r a id . n r . .w ith law. . ... ,* Said r rrtiflra lr rm hiaroa th* lollowln* d crrlb cd prOpWiy .llu a lrd In B.m lnol. county. Florida, lo-w ll: Lot ft3. Furrka lUmmorW. Thr «aid land bring a.rex.rd thr datr ul (b * Ireuiticv »* .urh r r illflr a t. TRY A HERALD WANT AD H ' 11 �* *s. .THE SANFORD HERALD PACK frUUK THE SANFORD HERALD ’diplonnr'-thrown in for the whoU world. A righteous bargain and Unde Sam grabbed it. It. J. HOLLY, Editor — 0 ----W. M. HAYNES, tltndncM Manager ’ Two undesirables: The food spec­ Publish**! IftfT Tmtiliif u><) Frida/ ulator nnd the fellow, who to boost his own interests splits fifty fifty with the Red Cross, on ncj profits ADVANCE on un article that otherwise wouldn’ t ....It* .appeal to a cigar Indian. ----- O Our greatest trouble is our failure to advertise. Seminole county was •I O lk a the first in the state to make a pre­ paredness campaign, the first tq or­ ganise a Home Guard and Sanford, the first city to put in motion a city f|i II a n Id Hall dial Talr/fcaaa Na. U l market, whereby the producer could, sell direct to the consumer. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY' • Holly and Haynes’ an* the gentle­ men’s names, Who to Jugsunville have gone for •*■- - k t r i p , ---------Press meeting excuse— come clean tell the ttuth, Cause your both- took a Davis pack­ age low -grip. . ---- o ------ breath that proclaims them patriot* they demand a national increase in freight rates that equals-more than $•160,000,000.00 nnd from the throne of would-be-heroism cry out "ppy me or I ' l l , he compelled to come down"— we ran’ t do the%work. In­ vestigating their case it .was found that their various reserves ran from $1,000,000 to $16,000,000 in the southeastern states, that the tonfor the past year had never before been equaled and that aurh dividends.as 12 and 19 per eont were not uncommon and that the asked for increase of fifteen per cent at the hands of the government would not only pay for all forms of inereases Ih price and pay incurred by the Adamson law, hut would leave a bountiful margin for more dividends— where the carriers had millions, the producers had less than hundreds. Cun it lie said then, that as Hessians, they are patriotic and true for the sake of a handsome price. Truly if the pot of the ship builders presents a cloud dark hue, then the ruilronds kettle is the pic­ ture of night. June>.3 • i ^ * r- RESERVE STRENGTH in the training o f an athlete, the running o f a horse, any test of en­ durance, reserve |M>wer is necessary to w in— so.it-is with the battle o f life—ryou need reserve p o w er— the pow er o f money to keep going. H ave you G o t It? . Are you increasing you r reserve pow er in a bank? IjThink this o v e r and see ou r officers about investments. II. R. STEVENS SANFORD, FLORIDA c. M. HAND Vlc*-rr-4*.i F. L WOODRUFF Vkfr*Pr«sUaat 0. L TAYLOR C,,hi*r R. R. DFA5 An t Csshi., THE B A N K T H A T INSURES YO U R DEPOSITS xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Been looking for. th r T rih u p c to go to the Red Cross Fund. A tten ­ What a tide of international Plant la a M y Trap. unearth another poem with u lang­ S W A T T I N G T H E S H E R IF F S tion 1b directed'to their’ ad in this hrotherliness! What a foretaste of It has long been known that such uishing air like: This seems to he the open season issue of The Herald. the millcnium when righteousness plants as ‘•Venus1 fly-trap” actually KiCan It! is no longer slang hut “ Let me march - under .the Red, for Florida sheriffs. Dowling of Du­ shall overspread the earth with catch Ovid squeeze to death Hies nnd White, and Wye, good, sound, motherly advice. val lost his oiltciul head and a soft God’s own peace 1and power ami other Insdcts alighting on their Daves, Announcement Please, mother, let me, do.*’ *----- O — - • . * place was thus provided for Hayes hut the discovery Is comparatively re­ plenty and prosperity. Monday evening. ‘ July2nd, at Suppose you call on Miss Sally Lewis. Now Carter of Citrus is put cent Hint the plants digest the softer This is the Hoard of Trade issue, A wonderful Fourth Hoskins of Bingville, for a classic on out on the usual charges of the two 7:30 o'clock, the hoard of governors parts of their prey by means of a made possible by the . progressive (Contributed.) ♦ and advisory hoard of the Sanford Spring. tic ferment accreted l»y the leaves. kinds of "feasance," "m a l" and Hoard of Trade will hold their regu­ management of a live newspaper. ------ 0 -----Prcshytcrlnn’Sunday School "m is," and H. O. Bowden, editor of —O - — \*. • lar meeting'nt the office of President Sunday will |>e Patriotic Day and A N A P P R E C IA T IO N the I nverness C hronicle gels the -Dullon, -Two-very-impor-l <tnl—mul­ -----The Prosperity •fTTTmtx—pTTf-m nvT-rf_____________ No. 171 irTmTTjthTf*"TTnirrfrTir Wlt|--hr ptx-rn-7tt: place. Probably with, the idea of This issue of The Herald is the to Sanford and state that they ex* ti r.* will he up-for your attention. A j Report of the Condition .of The Itank the close of Sunday schobl. .peet to make this city their future I Sanford Ilonrd of Trade edition, a saving .the governor the trouble of full attendance i* r> peetfullv urged East Sunday wa.* Memory Day on of Oviedo, at Oviedo, in the *-t.«t»I progn***dve art made possible l»y removing him. the -sheriff of Clay home D. C. M .trio we. of Fluriilii. at the Close of l!u*|John. Several interesting things de­ Editor Holly and h efficient staff, * county ha* "removed1’ himself and (i Secretary. veloped about this wonderful gospel. ness, June. 20. 1917 bus di*a[iperaed without the custom- | "> 'tie m«in.l man. l W . ' (aiv.ir a ten dollar tax on the 1!m,*,inl The fourteenth chapter wa* voted . follow who „ i u nFound two two tumri fUul entirely uniat and rljamrierlstk ary explanations: ttr»«»urrrt* — \M Pth fulfil rmircli------------ the most popular chapter by a gomi of The Herald management.' who Conditions are said to he panicky Sunday school, 9:30. Luati. i>n Ural Ltlatr wailing for you to buy a paper s majority, though chapters ten and Ijvjii. »*n C o lU lrri) S-vurity I fiber Thui j considers no nyt. too great that tends in the offices of many of the sheriff* he can burrow it. Communion service, II. Itf&I K«t*lr . JIT —*i*I thfee were' In the raft). John 1:16 to build nnd hnnst the city and coun­ and t h e . governof seems to he as Alt Utlu-f t/Nmimi] DUruunt* i.iaui Intermediate League, 6:45. • . 1 " was unanimously elected the favor­ "VntlraM. * mun ty that is home to them. One of skilful a marksman when gunning Ifcprallt'Ui Governrwnl K u n t! Senior League, 7:00. 2,"aJ.TO Ten million Americans have vol­ ite verse. Mutual fire In*. Kuml 120.01 the originators of the Board of Trade for oliirial scalps as he claimed, Preaching by pastor, 7:45. llmnkinz Ilouae, Purnlturr *n<) Kuluri • I *T<* 1* unteered to fight for you and yours. Mr. Holly’s ardor in continually during the enmpnign, to he in ease Hu.' from lnmrtH,r»ti*l Hank* V_*r.*.(* All urged to attend and partici­ Have you volunteered u Red Crux* Presbyterian < hurrh I hrrk- an<l I'.irlun^r* (••, <1 -ariri£ advocating the value of tie- organi­ of tin can* We would advise those pate in the wor*hip in these serI *.'h ox I<* mI dollar to bring a little comfort to The follow mg arc the Sunday *i*r* sation to *cmiIio|i...... Il;»* fever *h"crilTs who feel that they are in line j v these men"* viie* at thi* Presbyterian cltureh ■'.ilM-t, whether it bo m o t l e y , t line or to emulate the example of the ("lay (l Sunday school, fi. l.j a. tn. printer*1 ink., an ample share of county man and "beat it " while the LUlillllln Morning worship at 11 a. m. Appoint us recruiting officer and either can always he fopnd at The beating is good. Then their removal A Sane, Safe and Sacred Fourth ('apl'il Stock P»M In ... , tl j.mmoo How wise of our great administra­ Intermediate Christian Endeavor, Surlilu* Kuril! we know where we can enlist a Herald olfiro and ‘in-lead of getting can he effected on the ground of dis­ 2.*.ou.on Vnillvidtd I’riJltu ilm Ktiwnot*, ami tion to counsel restraint on the com­ 6:46 p. m. squad of mother-in-law.* that will go what you go after with a grouch be­ Taira t’aiil* ’ .. . _____ l,Ti:.6i appearance without the unpleasant­ Individual Hrpodta Sulipct to Check IT.TII M Evening service at 7:30 p. m. right on into Germany and, ketch hind it, it is pussed to you qwith a ness of having these "mis’ * and ing Fourth— this new Fourth born Time IVriiflcale* ut deposit ll.IM.TS under strained and undreamed of The pastor will prearh ttf cacti of Certified Check the Kaiser. I,[J good wish and a smile that would "m a l" things attached to their CaOiW* Check* O uOtandinz 1f.nl conditions not the old Fourth with the preaching services. - * - - ( ) ------make Douglas Fairbanks work over­ names. Tnfal |7S ■ it its sky rockets and fettx de joies and The. church is having additions to The largest individual Rod Cross time trying to excel. In the Citrus bounty case, without litnr of trumpets, us innocent as its membership each Sunday, and subscription in Seminole county was -O any knowledge of the situation or of they may .he; but a tug. broad. indications are that this will lie the Stale of Klortda, i produced by an ollicer of the Sanford Cnunly of Seminole) T H E IR G IF T what foundation may exist for the World wide Fourth. banner year in the hi*lory of the Board of Trade. Oh. well, that's the t, II. <2. h’milh I'r.-idrol of ihr ll ro v r *emed Not satisfied with liberal dona­ charges filed against the recent in­ Ilank. Ho Solemnly ,wear I Hal the airava church in growth. reason the Board of Trade is what A Fourth with memories of glorious •ivlcineol i* Irur to Ihr lir«t uf my knoao lfr tion* of time anil money to the Red cumbent. we are glad that Editor and In lief it is. achievement yet pregnant with II (2 SMITH. I*-.. (To** and every .patriotic caii*e, one Bowden has been selected for the Grass Seeds (or Food. (J Correct—A Iteet; , grand possibilities. A Fourth with a Sanford home ha* given their three place. beetfUse be was a ‘ newspaper | II. li Smith Sui.e-r.lc i and tn Among gr:t** seed* Hi"*** used fur Th<L* StUllIl eastern Ntillies will fur­ only son* to light for the entire ,if man arid because he has been dis, past of liruve and teiyler memories, I. I. Cook I . fore me thn 27t2, day fund lire bnrlev. corn, millet, outs, riei*. T. C, llrannon of June,. 1 1 2 1 7 but u Fourth with’ a futu’rc.nf splen­ nish fiS.oUO.OlMI feet fllf lu mfie)- fur. Dtrccton I. I„ t'ork rye, ubVsit nnd n few le*x iinpnrttmt; ,U!>tlce and democracy. A It hough appointed in several political as­ did capabilities! Notary 2'ulitir ** army cant"!nenp'tits It requires needed at hornet" assist in the sup­ pirations in the (last few years. He roots of ninny ore it*ed fur meiHeiiie; How wisely it should be spent! 1,300 car lot:ids uf Iii mJi^r ; r «■ill'll port of mot te r. father nod sisters, ought to make a good official, and Steins, n* *>f 'tigjir emu* f..r -. igne, tine A titm* for tbought a time for ltlK*e*. lie .; bninbeus fur Hi." I* mid cant" miiH'iit nnd sixtin;«n ;ir«* 1*1 lie those parent have .'holildiTi d tin* the Tribune believes lie will. retrospection a time foi* meditation ut bey u*cs., built . burden of livelihood ami in t,rue . . Another in wspaper man lias land­ BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA __ _ j k_ a time' for confession a time for « American style I'uve-bnde their hoys ed in public office in the uppniltthumiliation a linn for gratitude a Solicit Shipments of Fruits nnd Thiut littb* id Ay. Th a* Filver nuf. T rin id a d 's H u b te r Indu stry. w. r lb. call Cnfil, thf ««n* of j (lf J. Holly, .-ditor «.f Vegetables time for repentance a time for ref­ l«*t" product .1 by 1i mrle Sain and (.•Hunt* favored par.-tit* win. aspire Trlr.lilnt) expects to have u mllUoa tin* Sanford Herald, a* probation ormation. — ^ ltrfiTi*nff,**'Ufunkit|(k !Unk anti TiuM t o Mtler tries la n f**w ttiara. being so sUCcessfullJ* staged by to rapid fix" because of that fact, nllicyr of Seminole county. Jlolly i* What a Fourth! Fran.•o and 1Inglaud i* making a Ire* ibc*»* buye j-spvfT nothing hut t!■•■ elfichoil in everything In* undertake.* How shall we spend it ’.1 patri­ mendott* J in ’ in (Icrmnny nnd i,* life of a soldier, playing their purl and t lie people Qf Seminole are In be otic pageants? In' the trump of booked to play in Berlin shortly in the gallic of death because it's congratulated that he Hit* consented troops? In reviewing tin* epochs of with a star named Pershing a* the right. They look, fur nothing but to take on tlt<> duties of thi» office. our brilliant past? leading man. the fortunes of war their greatest Tampa Tribune. IJring your Stornge Haiti*ry to ua any time and as often is there.not a/better way in view hope, tin* filial return home. In this , o ----you wish. W e will inspect it anj(i help you to keep it in good .of the momentous prospect before Along with the various officers cjise, not only is praise dm* the hoys condition. Distilled w ater and' Hydrom eter readings Free. T E A C H IN G TH E FA R M E R us— the solemn issues {hat face us * a * and too much cannot he rpiid o f being hoisted by Gov1. Cults, wi* re­ it .seems that everybody is telling the awful struggle in which we ure * KLK( TRK AI. W O KK ON AUTOS A SPECIALTY spectfully luy before him the case of them, hut unstinted pruise is only n the farmer what to plant and when called upon to participate—and the ♦ • Mr. Non Progressive, and earnestly weak reward for the noble parentH to plant it. Number* of these ad­ fateful consequence* into which our solicit his speedy removal from of such noble hoys. visers, while sincere In their effort* countrymen piny, he plunged!’ ------- o ----X * ' L. A. RENAUli. Proprietor i earth, If possible, and further ask ; and intentions deal* only in theory Suppose we should resort to the t that hi* office be decalred Vacant IS T H E R E A N Y d i f f e r e n c e Formerly Treadwell & Kenaud Elec. Co/ Eagle.s Bldg, t and profess amazement when friend churches on*this stra/igc Fourth with ♦ for all time to come. ♦ Recently the Tampa Tribune to|d farmer, at* tlm business end of a its wiije eyes of wonder und courage 0 - — of the attitude of the ship builders McCormick, patent goes blithely on It is wonderful, f i e I - on in ef­ of that city toward their manager doing the things that years of ex­ that will not see dismay nor disaster! .Suppose we go! Suppose we open ficiency being taught us particular­ who had refused to buy, a Liberty perience tells him is proper. What God’s worc{ anti lake the plummet ly in the jtasl three months. At Blind. Characteristic of the Tribune we-need i* lass advice along this line of Ills righteousness und see, us a way* progressive hut lacking needed it offers praise" where praise la due and more advice about preparing the efficiency, the cost of war is the and does not hesitate at the reverse product for shipment and about n nation. If w’e are justified before price we must pay for n much needed If occasion demands it. Justly, the profitable market for Its reception. Him. Through fifty years we let the lesson, together with a* Liberty Tribune considers motive In many We will have no trouble with pro serpent’s trail of a legalized liquor cases supreme to an art and w-hile it duction on the part of the farmer if (rathe drag its slime of horrors has ne.ver sympathized with strikes, we hut only aid him in disposition. across the hbmes of our nation! in this rasp, as it appeared at the It must he remembered that the We have permitted capital to op­ time, the motive being that of pat­ farmer is like every other American, press labor until the cry of the la­ riotism, that paper, heartily in sym­ except in most cases lietter; he is borer hns nscendod to the Lord of pathy with everything patriotic, ready tq increase his business if he Sahhnnth. Prom ptly and Correctly did n o tu lm t jH.measure of appre­ finds it profitable. Until this year, 3Ve have formulated und enacted ciation for the men wh’o had acted the rank and file Of farmers have Rendered Me fin Much st gallantly. The scene changed, spent ten years or more merely mak­ loose divorce laws' contrary to the to the Retail Merchant however. In an instant the sprit ing a living. There Is not now* such word of God. We have permitted heathen shift.! I from patriotism to commer­ a vast difference in the quality .or cialism and the halo of the spjrit of quuntity of his output compared to temples to be erected in a Christian '76 r> generated, being painted for a few years hack, hut due to a few land-—the greatest stench in the nos­ the tn n was dashed by themselves men who have practiced rather than trils of the Almighty! M a n y are doing so at considerable cost We have ’ oppressed childhood in ,lnto the whirlpool of grab and gain preached, better marketing condi­ its helplessness. o r sacrifice to themselves. am! the pen of the writer raised to tions have been arranged, packing EMANUEL COMMISSION CO. SUPERIOR BATTE RY SERVICE !! : Sanford Battery Service Company This is the Time for lively Gtizen to Support the United Slates Government itemizedStatements both J-p E E D Monthly Statement Outfits combine the Ledger and State. ment work and reduce labor about GOf? Simplifies bookkeeping and eliminates disputes with cus­ tomers. Statements itemized to date and may be delivered o n d e ­ mand. This loose leaf system fits every retail business. Ws will gladly explain its application to your bnslneaa. No obligation on your part. HERALD PRINTING CO. Pboas 145. Sanford, Florida complete the story of their greatness, succeeded only in falling, to silently |proclaim an unwritten story of shatj ten d idols. When the threatened railroad • striko • was brewing, the patdcHstn of the men was called to time, and in answer they told the nation that if their demands woujd in any way conflict with the govern­ ment plans that when the time rnyjir they would offer methods of pre­ vention* that would insure safety and efficiency on their part. At least they did not mix their demands. What a contrast between these men and the ship builders, assuming that the case of the former, has been correctly told, and what a close re­ semblance between the shipbuilders and the present attitude ami de­ mands of the railroads. They too declare their patriotism* ^nd *we be* . - 1* •, » instructions have been afforded the farmer nnd he has found at least one channel that will provide him more for his product and resultantly these having paid him hns encouraged him to renewed effort. We can't expect a Boldicr to go to war smiling fchen we Bolemnly assures him that his Bpecdy death has*been pre-arranged, neither can we expect the farmer to dig, toil and produce when we have demonstrated to him that while he is performing a wonderful service, we hardly see where he is going’ to make anything out of It. Red Cross Shore Dinner One of the main Fourth qf^ July attractions nt Daytona iBeacV-ywiU be the Red Cro*a Shore Dance, ar­ ranged by Parker & Towne, the ef­ ficient proprietor! of the Hotel Neptune. Their efforts are solely patrl otic as the entire net proceeds will k We have violated the Subbath day with its opportuhitlCT for worship and the culture of our higher natures. Suppose on this new Fourth we should do the strange thing of sin­ cerely confessing our sins, humiliat­ ing ourselves, •praying for forgive­ ness and asking the God of Nations to hear our call nnd our cry for overturning the ’ powers .in Europe that are causing this awful war, and for establishing peace—a wholesome, broad, and righteous peace among the nations. Suppose we did do this—would we n ot-have the right to claim His rich, consoling promise that the nation T H A T R E P E N T E D should be for­ given and spared? . ■ What a Fourth like this might bring to the world! What a burst of aifnahine after the thunders of the a t o m ! ’ .. W e have joined the F ed eral Reserve B anking System established b y the G ov­ ernm ent to g iv e greater financial stability nnd strength to the member banks and protection to their depositors. Y ou can g iv e your support to this ereat Government enterprise and also obtain its protection for you r m oney b y becoming one o f our depositors. * FIRST NATIONAL BANK SANFORD, FLORIDA �Jane 29, 1917 PAGE FIVE Hie par^ UJ com posed of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Lefller ant[ Mrs, L. A. Junes of-Miami. Miss Eva Martin of Jacksonville. Mrs. George Fox of Sanford and Mi*" Parhelia Lefller. wh" is » " * in Pittsburgh. The Mi amiaiiH uill leave here Saturday mtllit Miami M etropolis. It. M. Mason led a very fine pajier on the "Relation of the Wesley Bible Clans to the Church” which was followed by an interesting and pleasing program of musje. Mrs. Wallace rendered most delightfully a group of songs areouipnhtrd on the piano by Miss Fannie Keba Mun­ Ruh-My-Thtm— Antiseptic, Ano son. A charming instrumental num­ dyne— Kills pain, stops pulrefu c ber was given by Miss Anna Mason, tion' . . HG-U6t' pianist and Miss Elizabeth JiteinAfter .the program M rs . G e o r g e M c G a g h in a n d c h ll- meyer violinist. dren returned home yesterday after a pleasant social hour was. enjoyed “ ft’w "veks nm,inK relatives at whjch time the hostess served lemon ire and cake. in Port Tampa. n.ij, iin ii ny t lie c h ild r e n , som e Allowed signs. What I |ear r e a d in g s a n d a v i o l i n s o lo , th e l a t t o r the above tohk only a few m (Too Late to Classify) being given bv Miss Sheldon of * hill I would have 1<| learn Lillie H a p p en in g— Mention Genova. w>o kindly helped us out Uiout 25 head of rattle lirsi |. ,ni, m the tieuspaper M r Mu- program was completed si.no of Matters In Brief— ' no Ihers and mostly pun ness m..uII re.|iiire fourteen 1 ''i*1-' ■ «'T . a t o n e d off and Personal Items of ^ er> reason aide fur the Chnrat teri^tii- „f the ;, i , rage . frfre* hi|lt*n' - u,.«- served the net idress or sop E. A Kush, I hale a1uays eonsidered the Interest proceeds of the evening being over Wekiwa, Fla us having an easy job amj m D(KRp $ "' (ip. which is to lie used in pur­ time. I huv e grabbed the idea Fountl -Gold euff button. Owner Summary of the Floating Small chasing material for the sewing com­ only one of Ids many hundreds, and call.at Pico Restaurant and describe mittee. Talka Succinctly Arranged for after spending 'siren hours over my frame. . JlO-litc Hurried Herald Headers The finance committee, tinder the typewriter have transformed his Wanted Lady stenographer able leadership of Mr. <i p. Swope prose unto my way of thinking arid I would like employment, either per­ in doing so proclaimed to my wife Mr. and Mr*. Clifford. Bell and manent or substitute. Understand the sail loss these Hinted States was Ayers New Daytona Heach Hotel, family Irft Wednesday for their old book work, filing and general ollire ((red M (liiaon Dollars, Knowing sustaining on account of my ener­ home near Charlotte, N. C.. where Daytona Heach, Fla. -Special sum­ llaptiitl Aturmbly at l.akr City work. Local references. Address. that this amount represented, ’ in they will spend a few weeks with mer rates now in effect. Week end Next week Kev. Geo. Ilyinan, gies being turned in other dircc- rough figures, about ninety rents Mrs. Powelf, 210 P|„e Ave.. San­ relatives nnd friends. Mr. Bell has parties solicited. Dance every' Sat­ D. D,, will leave Sanford with twen­ tions. Today anti for today only, I 0O*3tp per capita for the whole United ford, Fla.* * just purchased a new Chandler car urday night. W. F. & E. It. Ayres, ty or thirty young people from his am a real editor. This fact is pos, States, and knowing that some milter II rlek layer and plasterer wauls si-tf from Will Stringfetlow and is ' as­ managen and ’owners. church. Del.and and Umatilla in a slide because of the eniitidence Ed­ sections, less favored by Nature and work by the day or Job*. Apply to sured that he can negotiate the City Commissioner T. o n-„w,» Pfivate ear for thcjhipti*t Assembly itor Holly SAYS he has in me and! I residence, would be aide toeoineup roads to North Carolina and back Of Orlando was in the city Wcdttoi* at Lake City. Rhe rar will be dec- then loo he wanted to flv around La.this .amount pur c a p it a , t h e - c o m i all right. day coming itji to*bring his son.'I orated with Sanford fu'ituicr* nnd in j h \ a tut and was glad to rnak unites* set out to double the amoun Until further notice Musson's pool l)ios., Jr., to the examinations for other devices advertising Sanford me head hrnkeman on the job .expected of it. and thus do its- par1 will be open every u ltornoon nt 2 the Naval Academy, Sanfird is the .uui will carry literature of Sanford thinking it a safe ml, fur a day a inward helping up the rest: and tin least Had lie told me, however o’clock except Tuesdays nnd Fridays. central point for these examinations ■that will be (listrilmti'd all along the generous people of Oviedo, as always, that in addition to writing the gen line, in fact Dr. Hyman and his pro­ nnd several hoys were' here from 72-1 f earne up to expectations, with the gressive young ..... pie will "Vagi' an eral news for the paper which haother cities to he examined hv \ XWUll that $322.51) was auW-rificd The many friends of E. It. Brown aggressive campaign Tn the inTeresl pirventetf-nty getting, one tenth oi by Monday night, and quite « little of Tampa were glad to see him here of their home town. Through the my usual sleep since he left/ it was of this amount was. paid |n cash. several days of this week. Mr. fk£Y MAKE courtesy of the Board of Trade the my duty to know everything from ’ SATISFACTION old sect 1 S Iirown is business manager of the The colored element in.this com­ ear wj|| also carry a generous supply the noon 'condition of Mrs. DeS- V*-7 c,u r»F . tcet m jo m o munity heino very anxious to help Gulf Fertilizer of Tamps and is well YOUNO ,"f watermelons "arid a variety of Funiajc'a garden to* the Gulf ■of •out also, knowing that many of their known in business circles in Florida. sett hush vegetables. Sanford crown. * Mexico's changes in- the piisi four H arpy; He w a s ' formerly locul manager of hours, the difference (n effect - upon hoys have registered ami are going the. Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. Miss - DeDapcy'a golden locks of to tight for their country asked to Motoring from Orlando on Sunday here and made this city his home for rain water compared to,the product he enrolled in the Red Cross and on to visit Sanford friends Were Messrs. several yearn. of the Sanford Public Service nut- Monday night they were enrolled as Arthur Irving, \rthur Williams I,— ,.n \u\iliary ..( Hi,- tlMedo Mranch. put. I would have this day hied my Woodland Park is the only place . i .» about s4*irt yB •<*l;i|l h, Hafillil_^U:wazr-^i»l w I T t n ni'iieYa i u i T o m b 'd ~MY .iTT 1 l.i > i -with - a.ai uiuui onla—ami—t **4t-« —rrmpr r hred Utirkf. h Ve tllenihiTS. and 1 1 I \,* M rs <" i r l i t l In n n ri : i'O i: .1 care of. Open Sundays only, (.eas­ PKTKIJS S i t s . ed privately on week days Large I V Man Is Vs 111,1 \s J|is wo 11<11■r111g w dean pool, hot water jets, shower, I eel I eel V M umnn toboggans. Picnic conveniences. ■t.. t,,- a—ur :i— rfT T ’--- .[ ( 'I’.ITI Mr. and Mrs. H. Weidman t'nldwelL.leh Tuesday for Dallas. Texas, whpre Mr. Caldwell will engage in business, Their njany. friends hate to see them leaving Sanford but wish them well *th their new home nnd ominenii them to the people of » ' « » It SALE l Mav»■ I Pi.'i Mod. I |!i Sow i< the time to buy "NaturesI Overland, in own Hone Pebble Phosphate. tiuarModel 1 I. ■nleed III! per cent phosphoric acid. Seminole (Hunt) Garage Hundreds of satisfied users in this county. $10.00 per ton in car lots. Sec or write E. L. Winn. Sanford. Tn The Puhlir Notice is hwehy given that I i Uegtnald S. Holly arrived 'horn* charge of the property intere Tuesday from Tampa where he has Mrs Ji L. DeForest. bren spending the ptist three weeks , * H. C. Du Hose, Agent with relatives and he will be here .Sfi-ot | until September. him I would take mine straight and why she giggled .again' when Fred Fort, mentioning .something about the* -'galley" was assured by the Miss' Laura l.aing of Jacksonville editor that lie just as leave take one in has hdcti the guest of lu-r on the fnhit pinzra as in look on I In. >■••*1 M r. and Mrs. C . ‘ C. .Cobb who were recently married in Orlando re­ turned from their wedding trip un Monday night nnd will make Sunford their future home. * Mrs \\ L |tori* itf Jacksonville and her'little son are gin-'.is of her mother, Mrs \ftn. Itotlumh Torn Itrowne of Orlando i> in the city taking the examinations for Annajailis. Seminole t ounty (. trage N oijii will cure Malaria or lid, loti* Fever. It kill* lbe germs. Th" service*, will bo resumed in the Congregational church next Sunday morning and " evening. , tq. the Fourth of July the AyrVs Daytona Beach- Hotel will serve a *ix course fish and chicken dinner, 5* " i. at 12 o’clock noon and six (•'clock p. m. 510-Jte At least’ six Floridian* will attend' the graduating exercises of the U. S. n»vai academy at Annajudi* this ttinnth. the six being relatives of Charles D. Lefller. Jr., of Miatni^ ,f pi* » * h*i> Mt.it it- rtn I hill I Ills >111111 Ullil y was I no small to maintain uzi independent Branch of the N'orih Florida Chapter. Speed of Carrier 'Pigeons. It Is e-lll ml,.,| It,ul In calm weather a carrier pigeon can SIv ai the rale of M.1SI yards a minute; with the help " f a iicd. ul*. wind it wilt niitiiii a i , |.i , ar.fs iiinl I*, lore a Hear George Hyman In Special Interpretation of the Revelation The World War and the End of the Age Do not Miss a Single Sermon Welcome is the Shibboleth at the BAPTIST TEMPLE So long as there is a Vacant Scat • in the Temple no Person shall be kept waiting in the hall SUNDAY JULY 1ST Mr. Hyman’s Subjects “ Introducton to Book o f Revelation “ Insurance and Assurance” WEDNESDAY JULY 4TH Special Prayer Service M r. J. P. Hurley, Leader M r. S. G. Kennedy, Speaker . Subject, " Why the Fourth of Ju ly ? <oi strong wind. *2.1" » i yards, east f ih s t sthket M r s \\ \\ \ h e r n . i t lr nn'l family . n I Atr F J Gi>tt..ulc-i and fitnury were n congenial (tarty spending Thursday .at Daytona* Beach • Strange Indrsd, Strung.' that when .< mini labels his religion I tiers- lire s.< many voluntary Inspectors. What makes a ealt eernwny oil il-. feed? Germs parasites' in Jhc intestines. Why not free them of A T M OS I* 11H itt th * trouble’ If von will give the calf some II \ I ll.'fltas v>l... k Kent . i, hi ii feed,, within a week you will »ee it brighten up and in four or live weeks you won’ t know the Board and ,.,!{ ('..s|s you l.ul a f. w .. lit- and On die Atlantic Ocean, where the f o u l Breeze* Blow. Boom Itv I Ik * Day or W eek. Table Board., .Meals. A "S q ifo rc we will refund that if it doesn’t 'in Deal in the way nT a Meal. I sinp our own Farm I’ roas we say. * dnle. Beal ( ream. Alilk and Butler. Ilnlep I VI U A si Eli t It on Appiicalion. jTry The Want Column Mr. and Mrs. It. (" Sbaeffer will b'ave Sunday lor u— tor trl)i i *. (Continued Irom Page 2) *s«>t?1 Florida points 'ThVv wi t take with them a tamping ..uttit, The regular m.a t ing uf the Dnutfhpitching their tent along the way2 10 Pound I'igs N. Y .‘ SOULS ters'of Wesley was. held ot^ Tuesday side. Fifteen day* wi'l be spent ill With corn alnwe 50 ets. hogs eul II. A. M \Its it afternoon at ttic Itotne of the teacher, the pleasant itinerary. their 'heads'off very quickly. The Mrs. F. E. Steinmeyer. The devo­ ling t h a t ta k i-s t w o o r t h r e e m o n th s tional period was led by Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. 11:J.'Colbert will to get on full .....I never bring* you Steinpieyer wUh^trsyer by Kev, F. leave Sunday for a .camping trip of a profit. E. Stcinmeyer, Mrs. P. M.' Elder ten day* on the Wekiwa. , When you uro ready to [tut your conducted the husimru <f the meet­ shunt* on feed, begin with the it. A. ing In the absence of Mr*. L. P. M rs. Henry Wight and. children Thorna* Hog Medicine. Use regu­ Hagan, the class president. Mr*. return today from Daytona to spend larly and watch your shunt* round the wceji end pt home. out .into fat hogs in nine months July Program of Services K- II. P K T K ItS bools, Shoes and Slippers Past twenty years Woodland Park open July llh. K. J Holly and W. M. Haynes o Un* Sanford Herald are spending , lew days in Jacksonville nttendipt th.- annual meeting of the Floridt I'r. - Association. 1 Stispi -U' ..| .Mis- Tr.illord's sinc.-n' offer to asset me, and, altogether lias snliintily Convinced me that I couldn't sticees-sfully pilot a l*i\ie Buy plough around a ten 'arro field with..ul having n competent mart at the ,hahdles The next tiuie I take a vaeaiioii I am going to look up every ..liior pu-ible and humbly apologize for til.' 1lungs I thought of him and bis tiohlv profession for the aiieuiieii, as was also the meeting of the sewing com min civ on AYedues day, all day. at the dull house, Ttie members jire' show ing that they no in ht|sini. ■ ,in L 1hat 11>, , „,i,.,|.| Young men taking the examina­ tions for 'Annapolis this week are .Reginald Holly of this city, princi­ pal. and Coy Rums of Enterprise, |alternate, under the appointmcm]of •Senator Trammell; Tojn RroWne of Orlando, prinripal. appointed by Congressman Sear*, and Leslie Hill. Sanford, principal under (he ap­ pointment of Senator Fletcher. Coy Oviedo lira nr It, A. lb <. Kurn* i* also third alternate to The Oviedo Kranrh ha* had quite Leslie Hill. May good luck and a busy week, as in addition to jt* high averages attend them nil. regular work, which was not inter­ fered with in the least, it had it Miss Laura Ltwter of Orlando is flhanrt committee busy raising sub­ scriptions to the Hundred Million the gucs! of Mrs. Dwight babbitt. Dollar Fund, asked for by President Mis* Ruth Vaughn will leave Wilson. Monday for St. Augustine where The sewing commKtee completed she will he the guest of Mr*. Geo. and shipped to the North Florida Armstrong, Jr. Jacksonville and Chapter laat week the first lot <'>f Daytona will lie included in her trip bandages, and they hope to lie able before returning home. to ship a like quantity every week They have already from now on Mrs. Forrest Lake went up to worked up two bolts of muslin, and Jacksonville on Monday, to visit two bolts of gauze into bandages, her stster Mrs. CarpentVr and mother and arc now working or'f'the. third bolt of each, and ulso a bolt of llanMrs. W. R. Anno. ncl, which i* being made up into being nn'Edltor hospital garments. (By D. C. Marlowe.) This branch is impreiwd with the Ever since I first sized up* Hon. ideal that bandage* and . hospital Hen. Franklin’s first product, in my supplies art* more norcssary at prrhome town in Liberty county, Ga., on! than the comlort kits and ***ls, many years ago, the realization qf and the energies of the brunch are the necessity of my being an editor directed ‘especially to that work, al­ hn* constantly grown upon me— until though a number of the ladies have today. I didn't know then, nor un­ volunteered to make the comfort til today that the first lesson in the sets in addition, at their home*. print shop was the language of the An entertainment committee was business. I can say a few words in, appointed two week* ago, »n<k the French and ' once learned to manu­ facture a Chinese laundry ticket for results of their labor* were shown my own collars. 1 ahjo, once upon a time was given a physical lesson in Spanish, while in Havana, Cuba,, the occasion arising when a native cop ejected me from a building for Daytona Beach, Florida uare A Harden fifty feet square will produce enough vegetables to feed a family of four, except, o f course, corn,. potatoes and crops that require larger space; But if your garden is managed right, there is no reason why you-should not have two or three, kinds of fresh Vege­ tables all the time. There is no other part o f the farm that pays as large a profit for the time and money expended as a g o o d vegetable garden. G ive more thought to it and Jiiwe money W e Pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits Seminole County Bank “ The Home Institution" • I__ . , FORREST LAKE, President A. R. KEY, Vice-President and Caahler G. W. SPENCER, 2nd Vice-President �, I - - t v , * .'.. . ,K t .v*«%- - ■■ rv-»;m .t - 7 y.»L, r'i PAGE TW Sunday, to the pleasure of $11 pfesent, we believe. A neat little sum was raised for Sabbath school mis- C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COfc•RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFIC IEN T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD I - ’ *! V# ;1v T*. EAST S A N F O R D - Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Beck and non and Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and young people were at L i k e Harney several days on a fltfliai trip. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Eitridge, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas and J. F. McClelland left Wednesday In the Estridge car for a few daya fishing at Lake Harney. Mrs. J. B. McCulley and little sons, her sister, Mrs..Martha Hop­ kins and niece, Miss Annie Durban are spending two weeks at Day­ tona Beach. Marvin Austin has enlisted and gone to a naval training station to assist .in Jthe training of rccrufts. Mr. Austin is a veteran, having served several years in the Philip­ pines and elsewhere. Mrs. Austin and little daughter are at the home of her mother. Mrs. J. G. Hasty. C ..£ . Morris has been to East Beach, Lake Okeechobee on a busi­ ness' trip rbcentlv.. Chicago, III., Menomeomce, Mich., and elsewhere. Mr. Pczall of Beardall avenue has returned from a trip to St. Lbuis, Mo., his former home. G. C. Chamberlain went as far as Jacksonville Monday in his car, leaving by rail Tuesday for Watertown,, N. Y „ to join Mrs. Chamberlain. They will visit in Hatppton Falls, N. II., before returning. G. C. Chamberlain and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Martin went to Daytona Sunday via the new road to New Smyrnu and pronounce the road fine. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr*. Wade Hasty last week. Mrs. Janie Warren Smith and Lyman Allman were mnrried on Wednesday und will live with his mother in Sanford. ' FresldeM observe next Sunday as Patriotic Day . and a program of patriotic aongs is provided. The collection will go to the Y. M. C. A. for the use j of our boys in the army and navy. Perhaps ‘ twill be better to cut out the social Items in these trying times so will bunch them together— those that we have heard from— and the editor can do as he secs (it, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee with his parents on the 16th and 17th of June; Mrs. J. E. and Mra. Hllmer I, Lindquist at Mra. Edwin Lundquist's; Mrs. DeForest at Mrs. Swanson's on the 20th. * ABOUT PEOPLE vrvzmg Reception ifi I t onor ojhllride The ^Woman's Club was never prettier than on the occasion of the afternoon reception on Tuesday giv­ en by Mrs.'J. B. Pace in honor of Mrs. Mahloti Wright, a recent June bride. In the reception hall where the guests were greeted by Mrs. A. E. Hill , the decorations were beautiful in the colors of red, white and blue, effectively carried out with the American flags and flowers in these colors. Over the door of the library hung a large flag, while above the windows, perfectly shaped leaves of the palmetto were crossed. The walls were screened with grace­ ful, trailing vines of Southern Smilax. In one corner, resting upon a tall stand, n brass basket was Ailed with red,'white and blue flowers and on the library table n huge jardin­ iere held an exquisite mass of red und white lilies. In the auditorium, where the reception was held, Mrs. W. L. Morgan Ushered and intro­ duced. It was here that Mrs. Pace received, attractively gowned in., white lace net, with Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Ralph Wight, charming in their wedding dresses of white, and Mrs. W. C. Hill prettily gowned in blue silk taffeta. Mrs. Jack Vaughn, Miss Mabel Tyner, Mrs. Johnnie Robinson and Mrs. Geo. Clark visited at Mrs. Culp's Thursday of last week and the former two again this week. Mrs. Magnuson at Mrs. H. G. Lundquist's and Mrs. Ballinger on the 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Hilmcr Lundquist anti Elmer at their, brother Henry's home on the 21th. The largest social event for some Mrs. Rallinger at Mrs. Eliba Lee's time occurred Tuesday evening on the 2(!th; Mrs. Ericson on the when a party of more than seventy 25th. Kirs. Hudgins at Mrs. persons gathered at the home of Clark’s on the 2tith. G. .C.• McDougai was in Way- Mr. and Mrs. C.* C. Morris to wish Miss Mabel Tyner and little sis­ cross, Ga., over Sunday. thepi success and happiness in their ters at Mrs. Hudgins* on Sunday, . Mrs. J. G. Hasty is visitin g rela­ new home at East Beach on Lake while Elmer visited with Johnnie tives at different points in North Okeechobee. The affair was planned and Elmer I,und(|uist. Carolina. as a surprise for the Morris family • The Pierson car on its return front In this room thr wall and window Mrs. *T. W. Bryden and little and Mrs. William Walter and sons Orlando were supper guests at H. G. adornment was similar to that of daughter,' Margaret and sister. Miss who also go to East Beach, but be­ Lundquist's. the reception hall. Above the ros­ Murphy are spending some time in came known to all except Mrs. trum was draped a big American “Morns who was- f W only surprised WEST GENEVA AVENUE ling, while a unique arrangement o f one. The guests carried rakes anti Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Culp were palmetto leaves was very attrac­ manyOther good things for serving. the dinner, guest* of Mr. mid Mrs. tive. In keeping with tbe color T h f rvrntnj* 'was rtrJIghTfnlty spent Will Robinson Sunday, taking a scheme .there were Imwls or red earin visiting and music. plunge in the lake in the afternoon, nations. Jardinieres of white crepe Mr.’ and Mrs. A. It Camero'n and a ls o visiting at Mrs, Jack Vaughn's myrtle, and jardinieres also " f bine daughters, the Mis-es Maud and Inter. __ .____ ' (lowers wore placed about the room. Ctair enter! a Tried I’ mf. aim Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. C. Lee railed at The [iuncli table which was presided B. F, Ezell and family at a dinner Mrs. .Jack Vaughn's Sunday after­ over by Miss Nellie Elder itud Miss on Thursday, last served on their noon. , [ Muriel Ilarrold was loVciy in white fine lawn. Music was enjoyed- dur­ Little Gladys Robinson has been and green. ing the evening. on the sick list for several days, suf­ Assisting with, refreshments were Argol Cameron is at homo for a fering with toothache. Mrs. Allan Jones, Mrs. Grovenstein, vi-it ;rfter a stay of some length at t Mrs Yuiiglm is getting her nid Miss Ruth Robert-, Miss Margaret T«snhat« Itee rutirh. ill shape for a fall crop now most of Davis and Mi** Katberine Bollinger Mr and Mrs. A It Cameron lor spring vegetables are gone. of Macon. IVIllch ice cream was were in the class confirmed in to Every one has taken advantage served*ih duinty kisses and tho-small Church of the Holy Cross recently. of the littlii rain showers lately and cnkPs were ornamented with tiny put in their sweet potatoes. llag pints, souvenirs of the charming The recent rains are a blessing w* Mrs. J. R. Robinson was visiting occasion. n **ESPECIALLY ADAPTED are thankful for. .Sweet potato plant at Mrs, J. It. Vaughn's Wednesday. FOR YOUR STATE. Mrs. Henry Mcl.aulin assisted in fug is now th** -order of the day Miss Mabel Tyner was visiting at among the farmers, while corn is Mrs. Juris Vaughn's and they en­ looking after the pleasure of the fairly smiling. The women folks are joyed the day fishing at Mrs. W N. guests who called continuously from OUR INSTRUCTIVE CATALOG busy running tomatoes, etc. four to six. Gulp's [dace on the river of the east AND WEEKLY PRICELIST An interesting and attractive pro­ Mr. and Mrs. ((timer I.Lindquist side. SEND TOR THEM TODAY gram of music was rendered by Mr. and little daughter of Fort Meade Clarence .Mahoney, pianist, and visited last week with bis parents, I HI I I O T A NOTES Mr Young, violinist. Mr. and Mrs. I I’ Lundquiit. Tlu-y There will ■ be one of those old JA C K S O N V IL LE , F L A . will remain with us fvr awhile. Beautiful in a.11 the charming ap­ fashioned basket picnics at I'hulttotu pointment*, beneath the softened Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie lioiimson picnic grounds July Ith. Dancing - pent a couple of weeks with Mr. at the Chulunta Inn from.-'! o'clock glow of shaded lights, thw duinty and Mrs. Cul[> on Celery avenue in the afternoon tintil 12. special evening gowns of. those asxjsting and and returned hiome but left again refreshments and amusements will the pretty nfternoun toilette* of the Sund::iy .to helji with tin' si k father. be furnished under the auspices of guests completed a scene of charm Wtiilfo-d und Carl Pierson and the Red Cross. A jolly good time and grace offset by the brilliant col­ their father and Solomon Anderson all day for everyone, old ami young. ors. of the. Red, White' ami Blue. motored to Orlando Sunday to see Mrs. CL, l>. Brumby returned I'ractuf— Sieholsan . an old neighbor, Mrs. AmlersOn, home last week from*the hospital in Of nil the pc*ky critters that conspire E^trly last Monday morning, June who is ill and is not expected td re­ to make n decent man's home uncomOrlando. Fhe is gradually recover­ forlnblt* there are none more rcpidah e 25th, a marriage of much interest cover. ing from a serious illness. than that filth} member of the Insert to Geneva friends took place at the Mrs. II. 11. Acosta, the charming J. Stidt who is employed with family, commonly knoan as the Cock­ parsonage of tinFirst Baptist John Iiorell on the DeForest groves daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. I). roach. Theangry housewife may grub her hroom and make short work of a hps been sick with malaria for u Urdmley'is here, for a few days from church of Sanford, when Mia* Ro­ berta K, Nicholson,- daughter of single roach, but she could save her New York City. couple of w6eks, -' i temper ami energy and do a thousand Mr*. ' ft. T.V' NUfhnlson of G c t f £ i . Emil M agnusun is again at, home, M u/'m h y Long has ns guests for times more damage to fife roach fam­ and Mr. Troy Proctor of Forsyth, after Lite season ol [lacking -for several dn^s Mrs, S. Long and Miss ily if provided with a can of Petiole Georgia were united in the holy and a Sprayer. Fenolr Spray gets Chase A: Ct>. Mora-from Tampa. bonds of matrimony by the pastor, right into the hiding and breeding Muster Alfred Raulorson Jrom Ft.' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee nre cosily places of b^pcls. slays them, destroys Rev. George. Hyman. -T h e bride Pierce is visiting hh. grandmother, -settled in the Miller (formerly the their eggsrnnd breaks up their nests, was very attractive in her going stops the breed. Ilarrold ) cottage, just across from Mrs. Mary Jacobs for u month. away gown of navy blue Taffeta with thtir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stedt Master Lelattd Roberts is over from becoming little hat to match. Im ­ Petiole'is Sold in Your i where they will Ik* pleased to see Orlando, spending a few weeks with mediately after the ceremony Mr. Town l> \ ~ * • * their friends. Their marraige was his father, R. It. Roberta. and - Mr*'. Prbctbr left (or their fu­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Synder will the 4th instead of the .1th us re*, ture home in Philadelphia, where spend Thursday in Geneva and San­ ported. congratulation* and best wishes of Norman Swanson spent Tuesday ford. 4 A tlieir many friends go with theiq. with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Niel Rev. E. A. Milton from Kissim­ Swanson. The latter, we are sorry mee filled his regular appointment R tlAIITTSc CAL. tl.ZJ U AL. *340 I,i id is* of the Maccabees to hear is sick with chills and'fever. hen- Sunday. He will remain a day . • tigilA Y LItti if'uni n u n iOe There will be a business meeting 'tit’ ll AY Kit (A mImos Uc) f t . 00 Mrs. Geo. Clark is also ill with the* or so In charge, of his work here. of the I.adies of the Macrabee* on same trouble. , . . Mr. and Mrs. Rertie Story from We manufacture: Stock and Poultry Monday evehing at 7:30 at the Spray. Kreolis Disinfectant. Floor Oils The Presbyterians are glild to Orlundo were visiting J. I\ Story Woman's Club, Tbe tent wUi here­ Sweeping Compound. Liquid Soap. a knowledge the gift of a onndlelab- and family Sunday. after meet always In the evening on Cedar Oil Polish, Flea Router. Fenofe Mr. M. S. Averetto went to St. Disinfectant Powder. Agents for Toilet j rum with four lamps from Mrs. Dhthe first and third Mondays of each Forcst and also to thank Rev. Eric- Augustine Saturday on loudness. Paper, Paper Towels, Drinking Cups, month. etr. Write for samples and prices. Little Miss Mary Louise Kelsey son tor fyr nangi hanging same. sdn has walked over to v,as taken to Dr. Neal in Sanford I” Rev. Erics. Sriry League' ” Lake-M ary for f n service or two in Monday for an operation 'on her Mr*. A. E. Hill - is still actively the evening. throat. SJie was arcompitnled by engaged ill securing member* for The belated Children's Day ser­ Iter mother, MY*. B, B. Acurta and T a m p a , F lo rid a , • the auxiliary to the Navy League vice wus carried out in part lust Mr. C. D. Brumloy. that will lie organized in Sanford » and earnestly solicits the coopera­ Meeting of Rebekah Seminole Rebekah Lodge No. 411 tion of Sanford women in thi wor­ hold a very enjoyable meeting at thy cause. There are several ways Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday even- in which the work ran be done— lT” Ji*hfrr was a good attendance make and give one outfit; pay for of members and the newly organized the inaterinls if you cannot make W. DICKSON degree staff initiated ohe candidate', the outfit or make tiie outfit for Mrs. A. M, Walker, into the mys­ some one else who cannot knit but PHONE G7 314 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. teries of the degree in a very credit­ will furnish the necessary materials. Mrs. Hill and her committee are A U T O T IR E S A N D T U B E S V U L C A N IZ E D able manner. The following ladies were elected to serve the lodge for meeting with a generous response to the nppeal but it is their earnest thetnext six mbnths: hope to send at least one hundred Noble Grand. Mrs. T . E. Spear. outfits.for the battleship Florida for Vice Grand, Mrs. Lena I*ee. which the Florida women nre urged W e are now prepared to do more and better work to give. It is hoped by next week, Secretary, Mrs. A. J. Lousing. than heretofore These officers, together with the to have n membership large enough 1« ** appointive o f f e r s will be installed to perfect the organization of the auxiliary. * * ALL R E P A IR ' W O R K G U A R A N T E E D at the next meeting on the evening 11 lu Geo.H.Fernald Hardware Co. Hill Hardware Co. Fenole Chemical Co. Santord Vulcanizing w. Ym iU> well on “Wednesday afternoop. with a goodly number of the members present. The congeniul little com­ pany of friends always meet, rain or shine, hot or cold. * Even snow -in • Personal Mention Sanford would not daunt the gay Mrs. Geo. Speer has returned from Priscillas. ^ Formosa. ^ Ceeillan M utie Club Mrs. J. II. Lawson «nd her at Unusually interesting was the de­ tractive “little daughter. Ddrothy lightful program rendered ut the Ce­ visiting friends in Atlanta for cilian Muaic Club on Saturday after­ eral weeks. noon at the studio of Mra. Fannie Continued on Page 5 St cm bridge Munson. A group of charming English and Spanish songs were rendered by Mrs. Joseph Alio who is here on n visit from the Isle of Pinea. The last meeting of the club for the summer sqnson will bo held at the studio on the fourth Saturday in July. The following program was rendered last Saturday: Old Mother Hubbard .. Roger....... * Tillie Benjamin ■ a a i i i i K i “ Babies N ig h t_____..Greenwold Now Is The Time TO BUY 1 Hilda Van-Ness Pathway of Blossom Kern Lucile Pope The Rosebud ... ...... Rogers....... . Joyous Fairies.......... Sqhumun ______ Georgia Mobley Melody ................ .Spalding Study ...... ........ _____ Czerny..... • Dorothy Ray Bachelor Buttons .... Ruhe Margaret Cowan Meditation Trndi Winnie S tron g" March . Mybeer . Spring's Awakening Kspcn Mury Elizabeth Pii!c$tun Scrennta Moskowski Royal Klintwurtir ('harming lloume Uan'e In honor of her attractive daugh­ ter, Miss Abbie f)HU<l'neyt Mrs. Alex­ ander Vaughan entertained with an enjoyable house dance on Wednes­ day evening at tier home on Sanford Height*. t/tiite. a gay company of young people enjoyed t In- pleasure* of the dance and tripped the light* fantastic until n” 1nte hour. FREE A IR SERVICE June 3, • ‘at i which time every member of the order is earnestly jnviVed to be present. ** ' •. Pfvcillaa Meet The Priscillas were very pleasant­ ly entertained by Mrs. Q. A. Cald­ S P E C IA L S FOR THIS WEEK: Garden Hose AND Subneription' Dance • • There was. another of the delight­ ful subscription dances al the Wom­ an’s Club on Tuesday evening which included the three sets of society young people and Wheir chaperone Punch was served throughout the evening ami music wa* furnished by the Lyric Orchestra. Lawn Sprinklers \Yt* Alw ays H ave The lies! THE . GEO. H. FERNALD HARDWARE CO. Hefty BrcA’ Itnilgr A pleasant game of the Every Week 'Bridge Club was played on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. J. Thigpen the gracious hostess. Mrs. Norma King McLaughlin math- high score. Substitutes were Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. R. R. Deox, Mrs. A. P. Connelly and Miss Katherine Wilkie. Mrs. Margaret Barnes will be hostess next Wednes­ day. Kn* ItAlla Umiar* Orcin front Hotel Neptune Nrtw Mr*. Ladies A id Entertain'd An attractive afternoon party was given by Mrs. J. U. Calder on Tues­ day tn the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church ul her pretty little bungalow on Jjnnford avenue. The rooms were lovely with quantities of pink roses and ferns from the rose I*af k r r a n d M i a * I -*a!»H Tow nr. MuiMm Special Family and Pnrly (tale* Amrrimn »ni| European I’ l.n 13.00 I’m Day atitl Up DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Liability Insurance ak'ainsl Accident, the person and Properly, is n necessity. You must have it e v e n t u a lly ............................... Come and CONNELLY see T A M P A ’S BEST BAY VIEW HOTEL THE HOTEL FOR OUR HOME PEOPLE F IR E P R O O F C O N S T R U C T IO N — E F F IC IE N T SERVICE M O D E R N E Q U IP M E N T — M O D E R A T E R A W S • * ' c. H. J E W E T T , Manager — A T L A N T IC C O A ST L IN E dk J 3 STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH 3 D AILY TRAINS TO WASHING- , TON AND NEW YORK Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar COMPLETE NEW O U T F IT of A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP'TO’DATE I* "Sadaty Edrtaa," ar P la u s Calamw M~ r*- R. A. Tulmi, PU h No. 101 T :EAJ1ARTIN SEEDGO. jh gardens of Mrs. W. A. fi[nn lteffeshm ents were served at ” tables p re ttily adorned with v T roses nestin g , jq t heir b...t, n( '* Bk s k u a tern. T he hours were in fo rm a lly In pleasing conver*,,^ T , n dollar* in . d v r , „ „ X « ^ added to the sum that win p,y the first car load of Tapestry L , t (the obligation, of the Ladies Ai<L for the new church building ’ . No. 82 Jnrksonville ... 9:10 o. m. Savannah____ 1:15p.m. Charleston__ _ 5:35 p. m. Richmpnd...__ 5d)5 a. m. Washington ... 8:40 a, m. Baltimore „ ’..|0:0i a. m. W. Phll’ phia . 12124 p. m. New Ynrk..„.. 2:40 p, m. No. 86 . 12:0 1 p.m. 4:0 1 p.m. 8:16 p. ni. 7:35 a: m.’ 10:55 a. m. 12:10 p. m. 2.27 p. m. 4:35 p. m. No. 80 8:10 p. m12:3 5 a.m. 8:45 a. m. 7:45 P- mllrSOP- nlI :I0 a. m. *- m* 5:50 a. m' rtrt •• rlrctrir f.n ., Il|bl>. l-ultmin drs*iS| tw>m •i— tft* 1 total a ir r w a en so to Natannab. Paas*n»rra may •reset A tl-.lrrl rxalsn .n t, Irslm «J. and »*. n . f i t s ttd iiu a l ckalr coarhr* ‘ For Information or Reservation Phone or Write A T L A N T IC CO AST L IN E 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. -*--------- Phone JT — I ■ .. - •. . . , ^ |nt Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, rt • Phone 182 : ; . N - ^ * /■- �June 29, 191' THE SANFORD HERALD Will find Sanford equipped with a Modern Hotel capable in every way in supplying the service and comfort demanded by the most exacting I. C A R N E S , P roprietor H otel C t (M E M B E R S A N F O R D B O A R D O F T R A D E ) appreciate you more when we know you are a inert!her. F. F. Dutton. Inc. County Clerk Certainly the Board of Trade i* Since i t ’ * beginning, I have been worthy the loyal support of. every a member of the Sanfojd Hoard, of citizen of Seminole county regard- Trade and i t h o r o u g h ly a p p r e c ia te its .' vat TIP ".H a p r o g r e s s iv e , c o m ­ resent. The organization is uti- m u n it y b u ild in g o r g a n iz a t io n . i seltish and advertise* every section e x p e c t t o r e m a in a m e m b e r a n d in impartially. A* president of the or d o in g -o . I•• ii11 i r t 'f j i tT>.rt t o f o r gatuaa lion I wish to thank our many tlier it* interest IlecailM- silch Itit ermemtier* for their support and m osl* are also mine Ii is astonishing, uitr c it y anil c o u n t y turn assitr c them (hat our daily o f-j the publicity fort* ,ir*’ showing in the growth of h.i* reel i veil because of the Hoard o f the community. We want a Jargcr the Hoard of Trade a c t iv it ie s w it h in This publicity membership and we want you to as­ tire past six month* sist u* in obtaining that which will cannot help hut result in our linun benefit you and show you to be n rial and moral betterment a* tin days go by, a* it (ta to my persona! ( base A I o. . Tat • ollwtnr We are members of On* Sanford I have been a member of the Hoard of Trade because we ’ believe that the cooperative effort is good Hoard of Trade for a number of for Sanford and, for Seminole coun­ years and thoroughly believe iu the ty. There are numerous things that work it is doing, and one of the very can he accomplished for the good best things that has been done was of the community if steady force is to employ Ii live, wide awake, com-* applied. The Hoard tif Trade ha* potent mall fof secretary to give his been active and. alert and dese.rves I whole tune and thought to the betthe support of the citizen* of Sem­ | terincnt of Seminole county. The inole county. ) good that is being done in getting CHASE & CO. A rro w C ollars This is a great improvemerit in -collars— -The curve cut in the band T albot and top perm its the collar to fit the bones and--m uscles o f the UtRWICK shoulder properly, assures both comfort and smart appearance. . ij c each . < onlrurtor Since the active organization of tin* Hoard of Trade it has. been a pleasure to me to see on all sides our resources before the world is definite work being done, definite bound tq be far reaching in result*. plan* being laid, and definite result* secured for Seminole county through JNO. 1). J IN K IN'S. it^iTwrri] lYieid ah ties, ami i consider that n<> business man <>f the 1ov.n • Seminole Hank can make an investment unite coiial The Seminole County Hank through It* officer* have jollied the S.inford Hoard of I’ rade and w have nlwjiy* felt tliat an orgitnzalioii of thi* kind i- most import ml tlahcrda*hcr tn assist tn The llpTnliiditlg of ,in_\ Not only ha* tin*. Hoard of Trade city and county. The loyal organization ha* done repaid tne many thins for my in* much good work, and if every citi­ vestment in a membership, lull.lias zen will lend a part cf his lime and brought to tne the satisfaction of help in -the work, it will In* possible knowing that 1 am lined up with many otlnr progressive eiti»cn* to make Seminole eotinl\ mi" of tin* H I. . MEMBER SANFORD BOARD OF TRADE I Hat It Sllperri d>"> everything el»e iii ttie city a- OMe of the t!io-»t i m ­ port ion ftinliir* in rirv tmttdtng *aloT that no village, hamlet, town or city ever grew into importance or amount <d to anything wjthou' a grind live Hoard of Trade. The activity of a Hoard-of Trade is nlwny*- giinged by it* elfi er . anil Million* *tir«*wine !.t\ i'id in em n j K IS " hat do I think of Trade.’ First. I t h fiik that Trade need* the moral support of uhnut two lift-, tir three hundred Physician The country’s greatness und rela­ tive standing among the nations of the earth is largely reflected through the officers at it* head. T h I Sail I’hrd Hoard of Trade -will stand or fall through' the efforts of its presi­ dent and secretary. Fortunately we IT! UK IN Farm Supplies _. Absolutely, the Hoard of Trade Is indispensable to this community. I am n member because I feel it my duty to be one and I find sincere pleasure In. the feeling that I am "doing my biLZ toward the ad­ vancement ofz-tnis city and Seminole County. I t ia an honor to be asked to join the Hoard of Trade and we “ If a man w rite a better kook, preach a better sermon or build a better mouse trap; no m atter if hfc. builds his bouse ifl the wilderness, the world will make a beaten path to his d o o r . " .......................................... -Emerson. You invite them to your door through advertising You must hold them with your product. - We do both and that is the sole reason why,we have and are succeeding with our GAS and STEAM FITTING, PLUMBING, IRRIGATION PLANTS, SEWER PIPE and TILE, OIL and GAS ENGINES, PUMPS and SPRAYING MACHINERY We Built The Sea-Wall Mahoney-Walker Co OAK and THIRD • th<* Hoard of the Hoard of and financial luihderd and more of'our Geneva t Itlzrn* Having the honor to to* one of the director* of the Sanford Hoard of ( 'ontiuiled on Page Ii' Things have grown larger but have not changed from yesterday. Today, people listen for the best. Th ey are a reading people and are constantly looking for the b e s t . ..................... - - Attorney As a member of the Hoard of Governors, I am in a position to know that every effort is being made by, the Sanford Hoard of Trade to advance in every Way the mate­ rial welfare of this community', and that along every line. I know the Hoard has done already a groat deal, 9nd with the loyal support of all the progressive people of the county It will accomplish wonders for Sanford and Seminole county. Thc^ Hoard is I liul.I.V. -"ill eg * oiig none i i*oi|ii our Hoard of Trade :* doing mure for lid* general betjernient of conditions in tin.....inmu nil y than any other or­ ganization, and lliut it will accom­ plish great things* just’ as soon a* all pull together "In union Acre is strength." * A I* C O N N E L L Y . Peoples Hank For it* efficient work, tin* Sanford Hoard of Trade deserve* the loyal support of every citizen. To make a lugger Sanford und a more p ro s ­ perous Seminole county, no herlcr pieans cuti lie had than u live Hoard of Trade. (|. L. T A Y L O R . Yowell Speer Not only does the Yowell-Spcor Company find its membership in the Sanford Hoard of Trade a profitable investment, but appreciate the op­ portunity to be able to advocate the excellent progressive ‘work being done by this organization. A. E. Y O W E L L . : tu.iiiv First Nat Innid Hank Furniture Dealer The First National Hank and its I am a member of the Sanford officers believe thoroughly in the Hoard of Trade Itecaure of the fact organization i* udvirti-ing Hoard of Trade, both for what i* ha* accomplished already* for the city, and ciunty in a way that und for the possibilities that "are u-mltership a t»aying Invest- I atn glad to he a member. 1 just ahead *of it. , i merit. lis usefulness would lie multi plied . expert •t 'remain one ami do ifnt pmny times if EVERY man in the hesitat to advocate all of our riticounty would become a member and I zetis f allibale be a live wire in the organization The rnmhllied |>ll*h of the whole ------hunch would accomplisli those thing-1 that we sometimes dream of a* 11,11 ] good to be for us. 1 Ibet us one and all *'go to it*. In earnest. 5=V II F \\ II F I N E R Cashier 1 6 for 96c Featutkid Exclusively by Real I Si ate ter and carry out the plana of the U ||1v m me ureal pleasure.to com­ 1Hoard of Trade. ' You can judge n mend the -Sanford Hoard of Trade, citizen of any town by his attitude because I realize that ll * fin* ‘ Been toward tile Hoard of Trade am! you the most potent agency for the de­ can judge the citizenship of • any velopment of ifiis town and county town hy the activity of the Honed that has yet been organized in our of Trade and this being the fact midst. I hope for and expect great well known it should re juire -no per­ things to he .brought* to pits* by its suasion and conning to induce every effort*. real citizen Jo join the Hoard of -Trade- and—kowp--hi<t—doew—pnirh—forA'nurs--vwv-trul v h<’ cannot spend money for a belter II. C DultOSI purpose and like t no bread upon the waters it v ill return to him 'before . . PHONE 38 , [MEMBERS SANFORD BOARD OF TRADE] •. � 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, 1917 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, July 03, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 1917. 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>, July 03, 1917; <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/a3f83f318acf1cedb0510e8dab8f1b85.pdf 8165a81a85c24dcd94ff432612598bb0 PDF Text Text t. . «:<r Tir -■*.”■ f *i fvi.’ i • * :V •»>^». W »*I 1 >- - « W ? i iji tf] A PUBLISHED 6 *Ai I Jj i 1 1 • *4 V i SEMI - WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND ' J j|, FRIDAYS [t I N S A N F O R D — L ife / - Wo,th L iving VOLUME VIII SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY «. 1917 If ' , iiiii it NUMUER 'i'l AMERICANS MUST DRIVE FINANCIERS BIG MEETING GERMANS TAKING NOTICE THE GERMAN SPIES OUT WILL HANDLE IN SANFORD WORRYING ABOUT ALLIES BEFORE WAR PROCEEDS OUR MONEY WEDNESDAY AEROPLANES FAIL TO SEE U I b ACTIVITY O F S P I E S I N AMERICA ALARMS THE OFFICIALS and the songs and recitations were Riven as if true patriotism and love RED CROSS FUNDS WILL VA R!() US HOA R DS OF TRA DE should he followed on the next line I n . TCC, A VT n n M m by the regiment and .c o m p a n y ,. «r RUSSIAN E WITH NEW HE IN GOOD \ of country prevailed. The picnic WI L L S E N D D ELother organization tu which the OFFENSIVE WEST SCARES tables were spread under the oaks, HANDS / ‘ ELATES HERE pnycc belongs. Money orders will he Washington, D. C., July 5.—Of­ and when dinner was announced (GERMANS The American Red Cross in ficials who tor obvious jeasons can- they presented a night that would do The various Hoards of Trade issued by the ngency under office No. With Russia proving that her ‘ not be quoted declared today Jhat if your heart good, and once more the France js ready to spend that $114,. throughout this section of Florida X-itOOO, and the name of the office urmy, now rehabilitated can strike OllO.OOO which American generosity government activities against' Ger­ good people of Chuluota demon­ will meet here next Wednesday to as U. S. Arm>’ I’ostal Service, fol­ telling blows, the entente forces a p ­ has just contributed—and spend it man spies in th e . United States strated that they know how to discuss ways and means of ‘prevent­ lowed by the number which desig­ parently are preparing to resume the as elliciently as a big corporation nates headquarters of the branch, cc/uld be published the news would spread a real picnic dinner, for ing the increase in freight rates in would.* forward movement , on the western for example, the name of the issuing startle the world. . •, which they are known far and wide. the state of Florida. Having recent­ For more than two weeks now the ly been instrumental in preventing office of an order drawn at head­ front. Notable activity is -develop­ The refreshment pavillion was a While not adm itting th at they are Germany senses American Red Cross commission has such an increase for interstate ship­ quarters will appear at the top of ing in Belgium. convinced th a t the spy system was busy place all .day, where cold drinks the trend of things th ere'an d extra­ Inen' planning the vast work ahead ments tnainfy through the efforts of both order and coupon, und-'ip the entirely Fesponsible for the recent and ice cream were sold and the pro­ ordinary efforts by her airmen to of it. Under the direction of Major Secretary Marlowe of the Sanford the impression of the money order ‘ submarine a tta c k on the transport of ceeds for. same were very generously find out what is going on behind the ' G. M. I’. Murphy, vijc president of branch stam p as "U. S. Army I’ostal Hoard of Trade th e other cities are Grn. J ’crshlng’s expedition, it was given to the Red Cross work. The i h liqes are reflected In of­ Service No. 1.” • . «f waking up to the advantages of con­ said 'combined force’s of the stnte, festivities of the day concluded with If® P “ 4rf nty Tru*‘ ficial statem ents,centration of effort of all the trade The postmarking stamp of mail ' " rk' “ for,m‘r army ° ' ,W r • war, navy and justice departments it dancp in the evening a t Chuluota ! 1 hey an* 'h a v in g poor success. Kra,," “,l, of »’"■«(. they bodies' of centrnl Florida not only matter forwarded from the agency are wprking in cohesion and aya- Inn, which was the crowning feature I l London's report last night for in­ ,UV*‘ , ,MT? ,h '»r«Ughly »VW the in the matter of freight 'rates Inn wilt hear a similar designation. • trmutirally unearthing information I' f !’.*'• dav. a t.,.1.,1 t lijoyubie event. 'ground. stant c showed nine German airplanes I II. K enny‘of the t'om. upon uitier matters of importance I h e r e is n o prfiv i - i mi a t p r e s e n t ------ d.-iUl__amazing -churnclir__and of i __________________ -o H w d w n . v i r r - p m n d r T r r n f - T h r — r v i l - The people of cenTral Morula -hinild for parrel pn-i -orvIni. :inrf— pnxr^ put out »>f artm n t o one lost l>y th e great value to the government. | SANHMtD GRI’ lT SEt'TION ••rnl Acroiinting Company • N'ew get 1"get hef oil main ll.ilt.r-. ,.f masters should refuse to accept ter M rilis h tin* Mrit jw)t | i| mu ui|| f„|| Y" ft 'll v has • I 'idled i tii- i, . flint - ■ n : IIIcfe- lot • ■• ■.................., registration I, t ter*. , flit.tir ing "inncv It pointed out. that even with (ravelling Mu l l I hint, - t ) u r t o r n tn»rM; if \rr;M i hr (««*^inan fnpi*r* ng "I |hc bilge sinwlii'li the Rml the strictest censorship of mails, like I lie pri-ellt and to, flail like ••r other valoahles. Important pa­ H n * tV o r l d b e a t e n r « « w11 1 hndle. C I. <Minnie of Sanford a- :i ,lie* ting pla, e, l-«i'ig pers which can In- duple atv d lila.V t;i(i«»ri .ii, •ir«fini» in itt’M Vmr Striii, cables and press, the Kuropcun allies Mr. II R. Jones, Hr mist reel'* t liicago. an export on Transporta­ central!) located and ,-a-v "I .ir.’i -» *'r acceptfil for r, gi-t rat i"ii. hot Prussian minister of war II,- t„|,| a have not been able to meet the •i i nTampa tuunugi r’. after traveling over tion ha- made his part of the work from ail pniifct- v.i-l and west a n d p a t t e n s - h, •ti I<i he inform ed th a t i n ­ to-rntau rtodistag eommittee yes­ ution to their complete »ztisfuction. Seminojc countv in Ids car took m raThe problem is of fur greater nmgni- ............. n . i, , , ... , , rvittly. hua_Eruezl McCullough mirth mid south. demnity- will tint _Jic paid for Inst terday Gem Haig apparently was ston to call at the Hoard of Trade . / n , preparing for an offensive on a large .. . , /of Roston. a noted engineer and utt.tude in this country, with thousands regi>teretl mail. The public should *TI(e Sanford Hoard of Trade and I * ..I 'ho lhMliy „„ ..... .............. se.de III tills sector, in this connec­ of aliens, ils immense border and he warned that it is tint 'safe in in­ prounMlv,",., and thrUt »,.|.ur-: Bt„ ,„ „ lli,.k„,.n, f .the ritiam* generally expect to let tion it is to he noted that the llritcountless possible meant* of outside close currency in letters under any ent. to use Mr. Jones own1 Ians- mer evpcrieiice • • . , t h e v i d t . r - hlUkM t h a t t h e y h u v , I'b in a local operation fa-t night. hi r, building shattercommunication. * i r o f l m » i :im*li» "ainl " t h a t in- * ■ •. >s uui'i . . , • , hicim I. . ,,..| ' ,... xr, l"i- i. .1 •*. • !■in--, -tightl-, forward • d i iMlupi.ii <tri» «■ ui'l go ( .f if Secret service operation-, ........ **t**(|I»I I. .|.a.| f..r i f *• prep I- . I I I......... . , 1, I . I iiav, i r a v• • d n i , i it,, o" * ...... ar.| f Fmit southwest of 'fir* |i„ wi ,r I, ,.f I.iiiMii . »aril\ carried on under m\i>r are ft* I, rl.t *. . -i, . „ | |„ . . , »«‘-t , ,.,-t . tl..I, ...| | ifffl., tg iu in * far f r a m e given little or no pufiliritx and thU "Mill ft lie -l.t.V V, I l|,. >.,Ii| iVi ,| -voiih aFnM M.wrs, and am Tin* Red fr«»* i» here I •rg.ini '.e fact, officials' say, give rise to a -urto il P 'ta io mi the French front is Hoar*! ».| Tirade ih doirou-* that the 1lending his efforts toward retaining miso tlm^THtle fins fioen accomplish­ greatly impressed with Sanford's ami cooperate, not to dictate and Deal'll of Mr«, \ non visitors remain over after the day futuie pnssibilitieii. • Yesterday 1 bully tl»- splemlid organisations ed. intact all tin commanding positions T h e i n u ny f r i e n d s of M r s . - W . R! session and partake ,■ ( 11 ■ , Sanford his troop* now occupy. The latest it was pointed out today flint al­ covered Seminole cm iuy in u ear whirli have I...... doing such great hospitality and it -is certain* that Anno were shocked to learn of her though the allies have never main­ ami without doubt 1^ saw the linest work in France before America ett- some stunts will be pulled off for the d e a t h w h i c h o c c u r r e d at t h e resi- German attem pt to w’ret control, of an important sector on thc'-Ainno tained spy systems as far reaching corn. the finest general crop* mid the i,.r,.,| tl„. u :ir •• \ ] ;ijnr Murphy <x entertainment <>f those live wire- di'tiii* of h e r d a u g h t e r , M r s J u 11..n from Fiim not only came to naught • effective ns Germany. e\*en that best, soil I have seen anywhere in plain* today. “ Our three principal - l ac k s i i ov i l le * I ucswho always represent the real pr*»- ( a r p i - l i t er in with exceptionally heavv German country, despite her registration’ of the state. Talking to many persons p|a ini.,| today. "«>ur t h r . p r i n c i p a l grc»- . .i t o - at all th,--.- n„-, i *ig- •!a> af l *T aii • 11n • - - V. f , , i . , | , . , k I"**',- l*i*i *i •• F r, nch tool, a *al*cnt individuals, her comparatively small who have recently he«n Florida vi-- ajni» ,ri. lalightcr. Mr, F„ric-I Lake I Ti • f •||.,wiiig from t h<- Url.tii'l" II. itor.-, F heard more of Sanford's 'First: To work in unijunction m ir I'arny from the Germans. (•order line and her net, work of se.Rep' -t, r Sfar *h tiloti-t rale- that <tr wa- also, with her at tin- lime ,if her Parts di-putrhrs report the Amerrr* t police lu»s not been Able to pre­ growth than ever before and all with the army medical m rp- m car land" nt |ea«l will -• *i t a strong «!«-!- dentil and all that loving cure ntol ■ea'i i "iitiiigent which paraded in vent information of her military speak of the valuable advertising j,,,. f„r American troops lodiir d the eg.it ■•I' fi',-1 • a! -t on, ,* i fiil.l a* *••O),•jl-h to Th* arm;, it-.lf will pi, k up Paris yesterduv as pn'ceding to the moves from reaching the outside that Seminole county i* now get-•av tin ,-fol , anie t,< naught ami twig. In talking with », \, ral San- h - uioimh'd on life ti mg lines ami 11• riiiiim nt \ uierii'un traimug cam p u «> r!< ). I or 11,* ini' i f I Iannme a -Ii,' wa- • all,'d t(» I lie ri'utm- ,ili,,v, • and alinoiinc,' that the ha hi lire of Germany's realization of that is •f**r*l heiisiness non their cxpre*M„m* ht(,e them - t o arniv op*rht*,| l,use campaign .......... . a ilemal frnui after a lit* well, -peltt that , overrll ^he army now at u French, port will have convinced me that toismess ihospirals Here i* whir*' Red Cross shown in- her absolute suppression of the state railroad cmtimiiiMiiii of the the three score aiol telileave tin re ■‘hurtly for camp itistruenow above the average and projects work and vigor will,commence: all mail and cable communication petition of the railroad* uper.iling in tin|t. Ih*' , ittire expedition is ex­ I'lie fun, ral oeeiirred at Orlando are bright. I appreciate Sanford 'Second' \id in coni inning and < \f"' a considerable period preceding F'loiida for i t '■ |o-r m i l itu-re.rse in v i -1•* t * 1 ,iv .it four o'clf, I. .tiuL in.no p*',',i| t* nr.impel! Iiy July 15 advertising campaign and I am goi,.|n|itig rein* wmk ialready under *»’■ important military movement fr< lghl ru'"-. i to- tlrl.ind" ll'i.ird "I itu f'**i"l- ,»f iti, f r "in i«iti|i r • ••nniiji•"I •*f Ma j t.i'ii Siijig to help you a- I p , afotiml over W!|V in I rain * Tin- no arts with I ..ide and iio I'ai.imd Hoard id 11hi- <ity a t t e n d e d . T h e following licrt. ■' the state. , our experts and our money and o.\- Trade have . rnlled a ineeting of Washington, D. C., July 5.—SecIn Gamin Austro-Gcrman forro* . r~ ~ , perience ui> will give Indp to all or- (l:i mtittneri itll •;-ii»ii" iitii i , a n “h'p I front l lie Or lando Re po r te r St a r ritary linker today issued a titutea an rv i>ii<utly in ,, ii mu iimfnrliilil,* ..II .t>.,iuti! ,,f th* lain rat S.lXFORD It*>\ IN i l l h N l IILS ganizalioiiH now • ogaged in il,i» • r* to in* .belli in Sanfor-I Wi iL ne:it explaining th e war department ---. work, not ahsorhiitg, hut coupernliiig ni-.ilny. July lit') at 1 p. m The ' T h e fuio ral ,if .Mrs. \ \ . R. Anno- position in some points as si rt-sull of retisorship over cable dispatches front look | l:iii* tt*i* afterni'ioi upon ur- tfie . Russian advance this week. tiu-'-l<tig will la- hi Id iti Sanford in f'X.J f | l!i* * Jit trait* Iriitti laek- I loss- mai■if• -leil ispei ndly at Hrcz- • ! **. dealing with the American His Thrilling SI cji*> Will tp p 'n r in with then*. The Herald T.hi* .Month"Third: (Jive efTi-divi us-istanre rfc'irlr- v to tIn llf.trd **f 'I't.id, of ! t-i'i,'1- saying the present arrange-flill'l*', v* * 1 , -he ll'I'd .it I " l" .my where they have fieen hemmed Kveryohe wants to know the e\to uuliati r*do f work in 'Fratn*'. t uL city, u Ill'll l*a> taken a leading i’lie-d.iv e veni ng at the Inline **l lu f iii.mi three sides and an attack was rn* i.t-» are tem porary and will soon •»* supplemvnted 'by a method that prrienccs of the Imys in uettml war- «>peratinj; with the french goxerti- putt in the rale -light. Secretary l». daughter. ,\lr- Julian A. Carpenter, launched on them yesterday.*, At­ fare «nd the first one to come buck *ment and following its suggestions * M arlow e via* in the *ity* ymter• will not delay delivery. from th at hell is 'Alexander Me- to the limit of our means and alril- ilay tp confer with Secretary Allen Rev \ S I’ei k *if i In- Sujrfnrd F!|«i»- tack* near l.ipnii-adolna east of the "Fending the complete organiza­ Clintock, a formeri resident of this ity. copal church conducting the ser­ Nariiyuvkw also were repulsed. riyarding the making of a fight tion of Gen. Pershing's hoa|lqUartcrs Signs of q Russian awakening ap­ *. • • , • . "Ou* ’spirit in rnterinj: this work against the petition id the transpor­ vices. . city who joined «the Canadian troops pear ip today's German official state­ in France,” the statement r said, Mrs A iiip ’i was horh in Kentucky, nt the beginning of the war and wns is that we owe so much to F'rance tation companies. T he cull for the ment. It reports little movement in "with the arrival there bf corres­ ami as Mi-* Sarah L. Nutt liecame sent to the fighting front in Bel­ that w'e’can only hope to |>ay hack o meeting wcitl out today. . Gnlicia hut .an increase in ucliviticit pondent:! ’ aucredited to Amcrlran the wifiof Mr. Anno. Tficy moved gium. Wountletl and decorated by very small .ptirt of the debt;” _ The railroads will light the "hnrdiT to Jackson villi* in isTH, and to Or­ along the lines in western Molavia.' newspapers the tem porary arranger Major Murphy explained that exthe king nnd queen of Knglaud ofor ' for the iorrease a* a risult o f ‘their lando in In7'.*. In In Mesopotamia the Russians after tnents by which cablegrams from they mqvcd . . ... , Mac came home to I.exingperta not only in Red ( ro-s work, brr.vfr France dealing with America.it t ro o n s ,, , , .. . , , , . . hut in business methods hail already being: the interstate i' rhi* in Wash­ to Marlow and to Miami in 1!HtO, having driven ihc Turks out of Pnn_ . . . ton, -Kentucky on a furlough and ington nnd it is going to lie nei-es- where .Mr. Annii died in I'JCM. Mrs. jwin are attacking them in the posi­ movements are transm uted, to the , •,............ ................ .... his story was so interesting that it ca. efully mapped out handling i f w»r'department here for disLriliution was syndicated and p u t.in to plate funds ami of personnel so far that vary to present .a strong array of Anno was.in her 71st year when, she tions to vsliit*li th e f retired siiulh and evidence in order to gain a denial of west of tlie town a n d are offering u ' w*H‘ be discontinued. m atter and The- Herald has ronwjthe American public may he certain tin- petition. The Sanford Hoard of died.—-* tenacious resistance. • "It is in the interest alike of the fracted for the six stories that wilMj^very irn t confrlbuted v*WI lie utflMr. Anno wan a lawyer by pro­ Trade, the Oriundo Hoard of Trade, and l ho .newspupers to afforrl n appear in this pajicr--during' fhe tied 'tii'flR* very* bPst^jviivantage, the Tam pa IfoutAl of Trade, the De- fession hut In* took 'an active inter* A Worth) Fourth! f'jta in allinunce as to the propriety month. You should get them for ‘ -Second in command of the hend- Lund • Comtnereisl Club, the Lees­ est in the industrial progress of this Gainesville! July 4. The* GIoMouh «I the publication of message*, from they nre the story of-the hoy well qtlnrters in Paris is Janies H. Perburg Hoard o f,T ra d e , the Apopka section und was*one of the promot­ Fourth w h s safely, sanely and terDance. The arrangement is tem ­ known here and one who went kimy vice president of the National e r s -of the T. O. & A. railroad, which• porary and will he replaced speedily through the terrible experiences of hank of New York. A nUmber of Hoard of Trade anti the Winter is now the Wildwood branch of the •vently spent in tills city. From 7 Park Hoard of Trade were joint until H a. m. (he doors of all the 11 more direct method of dealing trench warfare. Mae telly it in the other men high in business and prntcstunla in the interstate ease, Seaboard Air Line. Mrs. Anno was churrhes were open for a *ole?m. *ith this news. In the meantime an style known ot his maify friends in financial worlds are aiding also. which has just been derided against prominent in ciiureh anti social work season of communion with *(od. fdvquate force to deal prontly with this city and they will recognize and was one of the chnrfer members the railroads. This prayer service was in answer to A. C\ I.. Offirlals Change I |F*' dispatches will be on hand 24 him all thjj way through the narra­ of the Rosalind Club, the members a request from the local Red C r o i t : The proposed interstate Increase T. W.-HanselI, former sujierinteniFhours a duy and will deliver the dis­ tives. of which met the train this afternoon Society for prayers for the nation., .will impose n great burden upon the ent of the division of the A. C. L. patches received in the order in and attended tin* funeral in a body. Watch f6r the story “ Over There" the high officials and the soWrifr* M ich thfy come so no disadvantage soon to appear-in this paper .for it is has been promoted to take charge of people of Florida it is stated as it Mrs.* Anno i* survived by two 'ill result in- anything beyond the one of the great gripping tales of the the movement of troops and sup- will he passed directly un to the daughter*, Mrs. - Carpenter, nbnvc boys who are already at the fro n t, those In training camps and the large •plies during the war, being the of­ retailer and then the consumer. orlif delay in sending the dispatch terrible war in Kurope. referred to, and Mrs. Forrest Luke number who will soon lie drafted Prompt and active work will have *° Washington and back to the ccnAlexander McClintork was a resi­ ficial government representative for to he done and for this reason the of SunfnrtL Much of tier lime was into the service. , This service was ,,r °l «Iistrihution.” dent of Sanford several years ago, the southeastern railroads and will meeting-hus liecn called.— Reporter- spent in Sanford, and four of the beautiful und most appropriate, for making his home with his sister, have headquarters at Hlark point. pallbearers, II. F. Whitner, G. F. while the world is at war und every . T. L. Dumas, former trainmaster Star. ( huluota Celebrates the Fourth Mrs. Ed. Hayes on Magnolia avenue Smith, A! P. Connelly and W. J. man’s hand seems turned against wjll take the place of Mr. Hansell Thigpen were from Sanford, the every other man, and the age o f I huluota celebrated the Fourth and was the clerk at the Sanford as superintendent and has already I’OHTOPFICK ANNOUNCEMENT others being from Orlando, namely, reason seems to have given place to '•th one of the most delightful pic- House for some time. He left here become a resident of Sanford. •' J. N. Bradshaw, Seth Woodruff, Gua hatred, lust and hloo*dhod, it should evvr held in- th a t vicinity, and for New York and while there be­ F. B. Langley, who has been act­ Instructions on How to Send Money Hart and H. M. Robinson. *11 those from a distance who joined came interested in the war in Eu­ not he forgotten that the "God who ing as dcspatchcr here has been pro­ to Troops in France Insured *ith these good people in this pat- rope and going across the border ruled over Israel is the God who ia moted to theoffice of trainmaster, 'Postmaster General Uurleson has r,°tic celebration counted the day joined the Canadian army .and was Order of Eastern Stnr Notice reigning yet." The services in t h e ’ taking the |duce of Mr. Dumas. issued the following: '•II spent. Soon after the crowd sent to France. At the meeting on July 3rd it was various churches were all well a t ­ In accordance with order No. 413, unanimously decided that the next tended. 1mbled in the morning, a very ; To Kslanlish College Here • t establishing a United States mail meeting, July 17th he a patriotic I 'using program, fitting to the ocHoard ol Trade Meeting William M. Heine, supervisor, ‘'Gainesville's magnifirent pageant r*M i°n ' a s given under the direction Regular monthly rqmting Sanford scholastic educating New York city agency in France, postmasters arc one in every way and this notice uis that followed was the best perhaps 01 Mr. and Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs, in Hoard of Trade will he held in the writes the Hourd^if Trade in regard informed that money orders may be a call for eacli member of the order th at was ever witnessed in the Uni­ ' lr^ a Inrge num ber of t h e men, court house Tuesday, July 10th at to establishing a college or univer­ issued nt domestic rates payable nt to lie in attendance in response to versity city. The parade Was headed '•■men and children took part. M r. K p. m. Some important matters sity close in to Sanford. Mr. Hcinm *‘“ 'h agency. Payment will he made this rail. Patriotism and Frater­ fiy a drummer hoy of ‘JC, followed •cobs made an ideal Uncle Sam will he tip for attention. states that the general .plan woulu promptly at headquarters of the nity go hand in hand.by Uncle Sam, Miss Columbia an d followed,by Miss Bentley as the D. C. Marlowe, Secy. be to secure 100 or more ncres of agency or at any of the brunches The Inst meeting wns a very en­ Miss Floridn and muny fine floats. ' 1 land close in, on which to erect suit­ assigned to the military unit to joyable onfc and all present had the 0‘Juris °T Liberty headed a proRut first they went to church in • ^-•ion of soldiers and Red Cross Notice Hfbckah* . able buildings, etc., for general col­ which the payee belongs. pleasure of wishing our Worthy answer to a request from the local “rsei, that marched around the , Every member of Seminole Rc- lege work. In his letter Mr. Heine In drawing orders Ihc office of Patron, \ l r . C|aud Couch and fam­ Red Cross Society. ’fnic grounds- and assembled under bekah Lodge No. 43 is urged to be goes into the proposition thoroughly payment should be designated as ily u pleasant and happy vacation. Gainesville set un an example of . / ° alc^ t or0 a patriotic program. I present at our next meeting Tuesday and expresses a desire to locate in "U. S. Army Postal Service," and in Alice E. Robbins, Secy. piety and patriotism, wotthy of e m u ­ (*. Jacob* presided at the organ J evening, July 10th. the coupon the, name of the payee " • Sanford. * Rif eshinents will be nerved. lation. .r 1^ ' ‘ \r ' * * i. •r B . 1 ! iT L ffin n l *>:[>) J B* i IL yff i r *H ■>* .'.IS ■it. • ;•A -m - ''n jjm �BIGGEST DREA6NAUGHT IS LAUNCHED She Waa’A CareFree Clrl .^.The conventions of society never bothered her one whit. She was a aweet, simple little girl, who trusted everyone, even care-free married men! •' Unrestrained youth grew into in­ discreet womanhood. Thrown into a tragic compromise with a married man, with whom she playa coquette, ahe reaches a point in her childish ignorance where the burning light of experience pierces through her indis­ cretion^ , ‘• ** . • Woven by the deft . hand of a m aster writer, played in the chic, wlnsomfe way' of dimpled Lilian Walker, this feature has a deliciou s ly delicate appeal of a story Which touches the experiences of all people. .You CAu'tyhaUa, it. Lyrfc Thursday. At Lyric Tonight Misa Ethel Clayton, who playa the role of Joan Merrifleld in "The Stolen Paradise," wears some exceed­ ingly attractive gowns in this pro­ duction. Needless to say Miss Clayton appears to charming advan­ tage ip each of them. Lyric To­ night.. York who have patronised one of the most noted of the unique little book Btores in the-city will recognize the book shop in which some of the early scenes in "The’ Stolen Para­ dise” were -filmed. These srenes being filmod. “If I was not playing In pictures I should like to hold just such a position as Joan Merrifleld holds in ‘The Stolen Paradise' in such a store as this." Lyric Tonight. The baby seen in “ The Stolen Paradise" was the best behaved in­ fant ever filmed at the studio. She did not icry at all during the time she was at the studio, which is a record. "It is a different sort of a play and I like it," said Miss Clayton, when she first read the* manuscript of “ The Stolen Paradise." Lyric To­ night. • • » “ Pols and Pans Peggy" Pathe Gold Rooster Play starring Gladys llulette at the Lyric The­ atre Wednesday. -* Cast: . Peggy McGraw... Gladys llu lette.™ Taxi Barney....... ....Wayne Arey . a...... Rah-Rah Arthur ...George Mario ...... Drawing Room M sio n ......... ........ ... ......... Kathryn A dam s...........Society Mrs. Stuyvesant .-... .... .. Grace Hendersoh Million Dollar Deane Arthur Hauer Eighteen Per Week Jack ............. • .......... .... Lord M cCaskill................ "Gladys llulette get* better with each picture," said manager, E. F. Lane of the Lyric Thiydre recently. He is playing "Pots and Pans Peg­ gy" in which - she (s starred and having seen it we agree with him. "Pol* and Pans Peggy" is Gladys llulette'* best picture to date. Photo by American P r -m Aiamlntion. Dny and night forrm will work lo complete the dreadnought New Mexico 'blch was just Ihiim lu-d hi the Brooklyn navy yard. ’ . o f -tTTTTTTTnr-frr ETHEL CLAYTON ~Th* Stolen DaruJire 1L Y R I 1C [•HEAT R E • r * • GO W H E R E T H E C R O W D G O ES TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Wm. A. Brady Presents in n u . ( i.o in s In L "The Stolen Paradise" I’alhr lUrarata The t*re(l, <•!»<(.»« Ilrubllr In "Pots & Pans" "Pec gle". A G ood! ninedy 1 Ith Epinodc of the "Purple Mask" Also Palhe News. Vitagraph 1'resents l.illian Walker in INDISCRETION Christie Comedy 'F R ID A Y Wm. A. Brady Presents ONE OF HIS BEST PICTURES Pathe News SATURDAY Like "T he Shine Girl." "Prudence the Pirate," und " H e r New York." it is written by Agnes C. Johnstone. All of these Gladys Huh-to pictures i ran he show n to any audience an y i Br ESTHEJt VANDEVEER day. They are wholesome and are th e . best argiument against screen censorship th a t could he had. “ Pots and Pans Peggy" is » won­ derful t inn a ii inta-M -l -lory about u livtfa- Irish girl wlm had to support 1lien* are |H-rso|is who nro always jier brother* and »i*ter* b\ "working having either dreams that contain rev­ o u t." By her l>jg heart, shrewd elations or sgo apparitions or are ooucommon sense and native decency bcIoiis of something about to hup|K>u she Icings order, into ~,t disordered that does happen. I linve no confidence household, reforms the erring son, in these |*cople. If I believed In them aids* the daughter to w*m the man It would argue thnt lii their makeup she lyves, fqil.s a villainous million­ there Is something especially Amenable aire, recovers, the government pa- 1 to some hidden law. But my own'expepers stolen by. him s^nd. w'in* for her­ rlcnco disproves thin. I luxe had a self a husband of lu-r own -kind. manifestation—I know of no heller name for It—of more coiisoqubncc than liny of these of which I have heard, yet I have had but one In all my life. And this experience of mine, having come but unco to me. In addition to -Indicating that my being Is not un* usually susceptible to siicb Influences, points to the fait Hint other*, either* living or dead, do Interfere ut times In the current of our lives. But It Is not niy lilteutlon to deliver n leetnro. I propose to toll n story. I inn n bnchclor. M ire ut a club, associ­ ate almost entirely with men nml have no' thought of uiiirrlngo. nml I limy stnto hero that I tower expect to be mnrrbsL I do expert, however, 111 nilexistence lo be psfyclilvully united with otto who will be u> me my uthor Too Much. • "I thought.you were,going tp'sell thnt man nn encyclopedia, lie syetned Intereshsl." "He wns too much'lntorestisk I couldn't spare t h e ’time to muipletc .the sale." "How’s , thnt?" "He wanted mt I d tell him whut wan In it." . Plain of Damascus. The fertile plain hi width Ihimuscua Is situated Is about ,'W miles In dlatm1ter i|tid Ik due to the river Barirtlu, xvhlcli Is probably the Ahuua of Scrip­ ture. Two other streams. Ilit* Wady lletbou.'ou the north, umt Hw AwaJ on. the south, increase this fertility, und these two conteml fur the honor «f representing the I'hurpar, the oth­ er Seri pi urn I stream. "Purple Mask" Knluiln* Cm , ( uiuorf and Franri* >Md "A 44 Caliber Mystery" % a "The Onion Hero" Comedy COMING MOLLIK KING IN Mystery of Double Cross Roscoc Arbuckle in “ ROUGH HOUSE” ROSCOtTATTY'ARBUCKtt |tABAHOUNT-AB©OCKt*-COeltt>itgJ COMING LYRIC I wns fraw'lliu: ujul had Ikh?ii travellug for several days with hut few and rather short stops. The season was summer, the time of day evening. ‘ My couvcyiinio was n rp 11road train. I was Hitting by an open window, look­ ing out ajioti the fields flying by to tho music of tho car wheels dropping from tho end of uno rail nml Jumping on to another. A favorite occupation of tiilue on n train lias always been to Imagine some one swimming nlnng be­ side the train through the fields of grain thnt ofteu -lino tho track. On this occasion wo .were passing numer­ ous bucIi fields, and my Imngo of faiu-y was swimming nlnng lustily. But ns the twilight faded nml oh|e< Is were lost t« view I dropped asleep, lulled by tho rattle of tho train. When I nwnkoncd n train wns l-eaide tile oiio 1 was on, moving In the .ratne direction and going at tho same rnto of speed. Indeed, so ctm tlr «it(ke wns tho velocity of the two trains thnt 1 could see no gnln o r loss whatever to thoHrutn licslde m e....The window sashes of both trains ware ral*(sl. and I could aeo tho people of Hie-other train, some reading, somd lounging, some -talking together. But my attention wns fixed on n Indy who ant nt tho window opposite roe. Her saxti wns up ns well ns mine, so that there wns no obstacle, either transparent or opaque, between un The distance between her stid* me 1 suppose wns about threo feet. Hhe was looking lit me with nn expression on her face, especially In her eyes, that I never saw hi sny ono liefore nnd linve never Seen since, hut I enn’t de­ scribe It. While I looked she spoke to tnc. "Leave tho train at tho next station nml (pllow me." she snld. Sho put out her hand, but tieforo 1 could grasp It tho two trains separat­ ed, nnd In another moment tho ono In which tho lady sat seemed to enter n tunnul. whllo nilno went on In the open. . • . *, 8o vividly Impressed was 1 that when a. few minutes Inter wo slowed u p '1 took my grip nnd when tbe train atop* ped at n station I stepped out. After a moment's delay It went on. und left i of food are small enough or tohldg to •wallow. Tm , Indeed, the tongue haa a wind of Ita own—a ganglion or minor brain— that la buay at mealtimes In regulating thy neck o f a hpt:^. .the supply. oLCqalto thc.«Uimaoh__ Uhl for Ita unceasing guardianship we •bonld B u ffe r much oftencr than wo do from the distresses of lndlgntlon. Wo think of tho flhger ends as onr moat sensitive organs of feeling. They are not such at all. Tbo end of tho tonguo la Incomparably more dell* cate and discriminating.—Philadelphia Ledger. '• U Ik* Clrc.lt Court Hc.ri.il, Jll(flrl . Cki.r.7r ",°,e - *- In'vlolablo Envalopaa. # Lout* Either. Complainant ** ” ** *». ... T Iio rd in a ry raudlago with which A. II. C.rr and the unknown tbo flops of envelopes aro gummed Is b*lra,' d.viarc*. (rantrra, or other * composed of gum arable or dextrine claimant!, under the aaid A. II A. It. Crinpen, A. II. Cliul and la only too amenable to tbe per- Carr, p*n. Sr., and Mania J. Crlppei, . auaalveneaa of meiaturo or "steaming" Drlandanta. A. H. Carr and A. II. Crlppen/. In tbo bands of tho unacrdpuloua. Per­ allTo oartlaa rlalming an inurtat eiiherat sona who wish to guard their lnclo- deviare* OI aranteea under th* aaid A. II °r ,?*• .vdpftn, or otheralwe in.ai ■urcs, whether emotional or financial, tho \ followlns dearrlbed real eat ate ,| against such pilfering can seal their lying and twin* in the county of K»m •* Florida, more p.„lrul,r|? letters by a method referred to in the "»«• cribed aa (ollowa: • Annalea dea Tclegrapbea. ThU conBeflnnlns at a Stake on the couth atata In applying white of egg to tbo of Third atravl rood SI.SB rhalna. », flap of an uugummed envelope, then tha P<lnt ol Interaction ol tha. MUt*i a*id Third atraet road with the ea> before It baa tlmo to dry of Itself seal. ol Section *7, Townahip IS, aouth of | *aat, run thenr* writ |o (2 rl Ing It by passing a bot Iron over It 30 thenea couth 0.50 rhalna; thenre rail If tbo temperature of tbo latter la rha na; thenre north #.50 rhalna to noi beginning, tonlalnlng 10 arrea of land from 00 degrees to 100 degrees O. tbo or !•••. albumen will lie coagulated and the It apraarlng from the aworn hill of two surfaces of tho paper will bo sol­ plaint n!*d In the above anted rauae to by (in rge A. DeCotte*. aollritnr lor idly united and water tig h t Watch For Your Chances. "Every young man has chances com­ ing his way constantly; it la not a question of having clmnccti, but of rec­ ognizing chnuccs when they come," says President Bedford of tho Stand­ ard Oil Company of New Jersey. “You sometimes hear n fellow sny, T had u chaiue once, but didn't tuke It.’ Never mind the chance that Ib past: watch out for the next one and qualify to bo able to selzo It "Success that la worth while Is, after all. very .largely a matter of plain, everyday nmmllty combined with tre­ mendous Industry and it deserved rep­ utation for Integrity nod for fairness toward the other fellow."—It. C. Korlnwi In Lesllo'ti. Japan’s New Naval Bata. Japan's pun-huso from Portugal of the little Island of Mncuo. lit the mouth I was puzzled. I had been coming of the Canton river, nenr Hongkong, has given .lupnn n strong naval liase. westward. . . . ' "Is this track double lieyoml tbo sta ­ such ns (ilhmllnr gives to Great Brituln nml Helgoland gives to Germany. tion?" I asked presently. It mil tie used to menace any Euro­ "No double track on tills line." pean power Hint tries to thwart the ■"Wlint?" "Single track from here both ways ambitions of Jnpan In China. all the way to the terminals " An uncanny feeling came over me. I Mint. i port of the Condition of the Seminub had seen a. train on a truck bestdo me, ‘ Mint occurs only In ‘Matthew xxU. County Bank at Sanford, in the Slate talked' with a woman on that train 1 2d. nml Luke xl, -12, ns one of thoso of Fla., at the Close of Business, und trail obeyed Iter Instructions. As herlm tho tithe of which the Jews were soon ns I could recover myself 1 wnlk-' scrupulously exact In paying. The horso June. 20, 1917 ed In n iinlf dazed condition Into tho mint Is common hi Syria. station and s a t ‘ down. I remember ItL S o U ltC K S nothing but a clicking of n telegraph Not Identical. b a n t on Krml K » i« ir Instrument. How long I sat there I "Time Is money." remarked the pro- l> « n Col lateral Srvurlt) tMh*» than ICral K«Uitr don't know, but when I mine to m y ! verblallst. Ail i l llrf U.jil.i alttl I ItafTiUr.t* ttsunl consciousness It was at hearing "And yet the uinn with millions la Ovrrmfu . tbo tch’grnpli operator cry out to n man the one who seldom seems to have live Ptm r , t'<Hjnty j n t l M u n l r l p i l |U»? t.'smniy anti l*ily Warrant* outside:minutes t«» spare."—Washington star. hi l ’u riH,f*ll«'n« Itan k in g ilnu *r. f u r n i t u r e and I tunr*-* "Grout heavens! No. 2.1 bus been I u r (rum ir im r i s t r a l n l Itankv t i IJ *1 wrecked on the bridge above. Bridge ( I.k I s a n d llju hai>ie«* for ('tearing 12 I '.‘v II let the whole train down, with n terri­ ' • * * I • rna ble loss of life!" ' i i, • ti H ath! p r a c t ic a l h e a l t h h in t , Uevrntjr iSl|f|l|a l Here Was more to Intensify thnt feel­ ( a»*i lir« n r ing of nwe that had taken possession of riu* A phantom woman on it phan­ tom train hud warned mo of n r e a l , railroad accident In which I should probably linve been killed. >■ l Capitel Stork Paid In From tlnit day to this I have Irons- * tired nu Imogft Iti.my heart—the woman renl. spiritual or creation of my own !>ividm<U Unpaid Individual I >«*po«iUlSubject bruin. I Iravo n theory o f ’who she Is bO to Check . or wni When I wns n child I played hrm and ( V U D n lr * of I)**with h little girl who died. Did I illsT ( Vriifirat«”v if ilrfMmt cern ntiyttilfiR In tho fentures of the «rflllM ( Im Vi raahirr'a f’herk* OuUtand* womnn to remind mo of tho chlhl? Na A grown woman Itears llttlo resem­ l)nfToHMrpAritH w an *i«vin|i IkfNaiu blance to n child. But would tbo snlrllnm! A u a u n l ' Suir ol Florida. I • County ol S*minol* l—' , 41 I.- A. II- Krv. Cfcihlrr ol lh* »t*)»*-n»mr.| , Hank, dn Kilrtimfy iwnir lhai the al«*r itatoiMtl i. | rur to tb* tx»l ol »»y knowlidyp ami WW. A Corrrct attrst: ’ A. It- KBi . • l o m l laikr ( aiSkr ^ A . T . Rnm-SU-r , , ♦ Joa Camrrtm . ♦ SuS-rrllnl IMmiors and i»ort> to b*fer* me thH -»tb ♦ Seizing the Opportunity. Crabslinw-Mf you Insist on this new gowji I'll have to get It nu credit. Mrs. L'rubsbaw—As long ns It's going to bo charged, dear! 1 tuay ns -wcl) get a more expcusH e one,—Llfu. , . Soma Shock. Bill—Timt mail Is a live wire. Gill- l|ow- do you know? "I touched him ti 11,1tie while ago.' St. Louis l'i Ht-ldspnb It. Notary I’uklnM y commit-ten caplrr* I W . 9, IVl# BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA Strange Indeed. . Strange Hint when u mun Inbcls hls religion there uro so ninny voluntary Inspector*. them nIL Asia, largest continent, on tho other hand. Is tho suinllest meat center nrnong them. Africa nnd South America lean toward vegetarianism, while Kuro|>o nnd North America are large consumers of meat und other an­ imal products. Tnklng tho world's sup­ ply of cattle, boga nnd sheep, writes Harold J. Bhepstone In tlic Mitigate Monthly, It appears that mankind at large uses In the neighborhood of 20.­ 000,000 tons of roout a yeaF. This would he an nvorago of nbout thirtyplno pounds per rnpltn throughout the world. In butcher's most wo And the Australian consumes 102 pounds, the American 172 pounds, tho Englishman 110 pounds, tho German 113 pounds, tho Frenchman and Belgian eighty pounds, tbo Itusslan, fifty pounds.— Manchester Guardian. . Activity of Of* Jonguo. Nobody's tonguo Is still for * moment —at all events, In waking hours. Tbo tongue la tho most Incessantly active of all tho body's members. • . Wo think of tho tongue ss an organ of speech, hut It la also an organ of fooling. When onb rntn It la constantly feeling about In tho mouth nnd deciding out of It* own “mind” what parUclcs .Solicit Shipments of Fruits and Vegetables llVfrtrnrr—llo»ni*kk lUnk »»<! Trnil ti, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bladder, Anemic and P o o r Circulation, Asthma, Hay Fevpr, Sciatic, Acute and Articular Rheumatism, .Lum­ bago, Obeisity, StifT Joints and others too numerous to mention. 14 years Practice— 1 years Hospital E l perien to effect lures where all others fail. Thu • Careful.Exrmination. Professional a«l your rase Free of charge. No extra cl for h6use calls. HERMANENTl • Located In Sanford. . L �V 7 r; THE SANFORD HER)LD ^Sdfj/ &Tractteal -pftome DrossJU Jgssons1 Dr DONALD CHAMBERLIN tffrtp a re d S pecially fo r Tbla N ew spaper B y P ic to ria l R eview 7178 ' Modish coat for twill or serflr. bock amt front rolled to form revert Tfs simplicity and Its charm innke this coat Ideal for spring ami summer wear Nothing is smarter fur Us n-rn^.M .K 7 1 7 0 development than thon'a wear serge. Polret twill or tricotlne. These ina* terlala, too, are within the reach of tho woman who must economize by doing her own sowing. There Is. n box plait each sldo of the centerback, tho front being held In with n narrow bolt that buttons to the poc­ kets. Hcvors and collar nro of selfmaterial. medium size requiring 4‘3 yards 54 Inches wide. The homo dressmaker must lay tho dlfforcnt sections of the pattern on tho material Just .as shown In tho guide to prescrTo tho splendid lines of the coat when cutting. On the lengthwise fold these rest and collar and back. Although the front and sleeve lay near tho fold they aro so arranged that their lines of largo "O" perforation rest on a lcngtliwiso thread. Sufficient room Is left between tho collar and front for the cuff and tho collar Is laid on tho material after the lap. Tho pocket and underfnclrig are placed with tho line of largo *’0" perforation* on a'lengthwise thread, while tho belt Is laid parallel with tho selvage edge Very little trimming Is iis«L upon the smartest of tho new coats. Tho touch of em­ broidery it often but a touch. Rows of stitching suffice for many of tho designs, A tassel or two, n narrow binding of color or some such unpreUmlious— nolo—Is—considered—relief enough; but combinations of mate­ rials aro. tnuch used, a chocked of dotted mn’erlnl combined with plain tone **urr doing uwny wfjh any need ot trimming. Ralph Emerson took up tho telephone hook, ran Ula oyo down tho Ejs to I'm* craon and imuaed nt the unuio Frank. IIo was (lealruua of calling up Ids brother. When ho came to the naino ho wo* looking for tic ttmk the receiver off the hook'end gnvo tho number to tho. girt hi tho central office. It was not long before a fcmlnlno voice re* piled: “Well?’* was the reply In it melodious voice. “ I would like to apeak with Frank." "I nm Frank." There was a brief pause, nt tho end of which Itnlpb sold: **I mean Frauk Emerson." . "1 am Frank Emerson." Another pause. If you aro Frank Emerson ho must hnro been metamorphosed Into a wo­ man—a woman wlfh n sweet voice." There was a bit of <i laugh. "Well, Frank," continued Ralph, "1 lmvo called you up to say that I havo two tickets to ttio th e a te r . for this, evening. Can you use one of them?" There was quite n long pause after this, nt the end of which Frank said: ""I think you must lmvo got hold of Ibo wrong number. My father Is down lu the telephono book ns Francis Emer­ son. I nrn named for him, hut t nm Frances, not Francis." . "I se e " . "I think tlmt yoti-wjll find your Truthcr'* name Jusl' bi-Iyiv |mpn*. I don't doubt It." Well, c a n I ito a n y th in g m ore for ICUAS know It Is possible." ’Do you know I ho Merlwvtliere?'' No; 1 don’t know any one by that Often “How about tho Ostrander* T" "I don't know them either." English Military Correspondent Thinks Well ot Us. REGULARS H IG H L Y T R A IN E D C o l o n . I R a p i n g t o n D e c l a r e . T h a t Ca pa •bla Goncr.il Staff E x i st s to P oi nt W a y a n d T h a t W a i t P oi nt T r a i n i n g an d O i t c ip l i n o Will A ss e rt T h c m i t l v a a O v a r V o l u n t e e r Army. Lraidoi:.—Colonel Repiugton, the mil­ ita ry correspondent of the Times, 'writes na follow* lu the course of an •irtJele on the United Suite* nrtny: “Tin* 1'tilled Stales army Is a gallant army, composed of tine men, led by offi­ cers,Of high attainment*, but it U uot un army In the modern sense. Von liindeuburg probably ha* iuffueuced th e Gorman general staff** view of American military power a* of no aoicount and probably will remain of no account during tbo duration of Mm (lint many years ago lo-orge William* found a leather poueh 1111■<I with tbo wuiie kind of nugget* whirl: have licet: fontnl lately In tho craws of duck* kill­ ed here. William* did not know that the pouch contained anything of value *ml throw It away. The pouch |* (.opposed to l«v one of those belonging to the Colorado miner who lost Id* life while crossing u creek boar here. ’ Tire miner was returning to liUlmmo In the east and curried ninny thou­ sand* of dollars' worth of gold dust with him. Three is-rson*' here have found nuggets during the past two wgoks. W IT N E S S C O U L D N 'T |t«il|>t. t r i e d s e v e r a l o t h e r * a n d finally m-ked i f f i le k n e w I lie IlililiVM. “ Dr. Vliurle* Itnsby n family?" "H e le n Rushy I* ui of mine." "Good. I know her Very well. Ncqv I shall sny gomlby to you for the pres­ ent. I htn sorry to have troubled you. Will you be a t home. Mil* afternoon, between " and -t?" “ I e \ |s s - t to be a t home nil th e after- San Diego, Uni.—The unique kIIiih tloii ha*, been presented hero of nli ad­ journment of <otiYt to 'neemnmndiitl) a witness who was too bulky and lame to climb tho cuhrtliouko stulrwny. The change to n ground iloor court­ room on the opposite .side of tile street was agreed to hy-tlie attorney* Inter­ ested, mnl the testimony of Ur. W, Al­ len, health officer of National City, In After describing the American unny the case against Davbt Green on a s ta t­ -»ad' militia organization and stating utory charge, was taken with Judge t&at the census of lt>lt> showed 20,000,- I«vvl* presiding. *300 men of military ago in tho country Colonel Repiugton proceeds ns follows: Patient on a Sled. T h e general staff of the United Ashland. Ore.-rMrs. S. A. Pnrlior ^Stales army and the many prominent was hauled seven miles on a sled by -American statesmen who lmvo been four young men en route to n hospital ■secretaries of war or otherwise con­ In thin city to bo treated for heart trou­ nected with the army must have work­ ble. The trip by sled was from tho ed out long ago tho plan* to he follow­ Parker ranch to Plnehtirst. thence by ed iu the event of ailcli a crisis us ha* team twenty-three miles to Ashland. now arisen. The young men were Riiy Saylcs, How­ -D irect military intervention of tho ard Parker. Lclnnd do Cnrloua nml United State* in tho war in Euro|o> I* Harris Doan, sotuo of (ho employees of not practicable, even were America to the Cullfornln-Oregon Power company, desire It. Tho obvious course Is to use Tho t*1tabling portion of tho trip was the highly trained regulars, particular­ made over suow four feet deep. ly tho officers, a* tho nucleus for a voj. tmtecr army which ahouhl not form nt Comb Flattens Bullet a n y ono time a farce larger than can Fenton, HI.—Mrs. Uotiry Sutherland h« properly trained. of West Frankfort, q hriiio of a few. "M’e cannot doubt iu tho light of past weeks, was struck by a stray bullet «5Xperh*nc© In American military prac- which came through n door of her fa­ X k x th a t In a |>opulur cause recruits ther’* home, and narrowly esenped vrould Hock to’tho color* by the Inin- death. Mrs. Sutherland fell against n tired* of thousands, hut nti army n o stove. A bullet had struck the hack of formed would be a hindrance rather her head uml llattcm-d against a metal th a n a help except In cose of invasion, comb. The comb practically saved her t o which tlie United States would hard­ life. * ly bo exposed. T h e United States has one great ad. vantage. «.Kh« i ts e lf contained and not There Is no sinecure In the soul's -exposed to serious attack. She la pop- economy. Every power has Its work to idous and wealthy. Potential Internal do. .every capacity Us gift to 'fill I t — difficulties may vanish If tho couutry Phillips Brook*. bo united. " A capable general staff exists to point out tho way. West Point train­ ing and discipline will assert themHad No Hills. aetvoa over n volunteer army grouped “Going to plant |K)taloes in Hint five •round regulars and cadet*. Tho war acre lot you’ve Tented In Suliurtius?*’ industries which hnvo bech expanded "Like to, hut It’s level Held and my and created for tho service of tho bel­ Iwok on farming says Hint potatoes ligerents will be a t Amortcn'ratsposnl. s h o h ijn ^ im in r s ." - n u f f u io E ip r c SS - I f she elects to aid tho canso It will prove for her that the old tire Is not Why He Didn’t 6av*. suilnct. If th e aid of America will ho "Do you save y«ur money?" tanro useful Immediately In finance and . “Mister, If I saved my money Y d *^n U»o sens tho eventual employment have to client the grocer nml the coal fear army in support of her policy man."—Detroit Free Press. tame, he foreseen." • Everyday Someone Says Pencils Pencil Holders Pencil Sharpner Erasers Rubber Bands Rubber Stamps The chances are that it its for the Office we do Sell it. II o r P h o n e u s . a b o u t yt R e q u i r e m e n t s a n d w e w ill d o th e rest. Thumb Tacks Second Sheets Stationery Carbon Paper FLUID. Letter Files Mucilage Pens Price Tags -household STAR GHAND Waste Baskets IndelibleInk lautnm.ii o , Letter Trays v Penholders Letter Clips C L IM B S t a i r . Kept Him, and So C our t W e n t Down to Him. . Stamp Pads a u n w is o n rz r n o Stttvt 111 r Office With Anything You May Need "I'm Helen Busby. A friend of mine, Ralph Emerson, desires to know you. I have nrrnngisl to tiring him around to eall ujwui you Mil* afternoon." ‘Tin. bn! Jsn’l that funny?" “ Why?" "Never mind now, your friend will tell you." "Y our frlejid?" "I tried to beg off till tomorrow, hut he Insisted on t o d a y . " ________ _ T11etw- xv«* mi 11'|ify in ini*, mnl nftrr a few* niore'cumiuoiiplaeo remarks the receiver* were hung up. At ff o'ciock.the Maine nflenmon Mr. Emerson a n d . Miss’ Rushy rung the door liell "at Mis* Emerson'*. Tlie£ were ndutltted, and Ralph looked upon tho Toco iiml figure of the girl whom he had fallen hi love with through her voice. IIo wn* tint disappointed In her. Indeed, the face and figure were ns at­ tractive as the voice. After n brief Interchange of civil­ ities Ralph said Hint he had exchanged the two seat* he had held nt tho thea­ ter for three neats, nml lie Invited both girl* to us« them with him. * He bad paved the *wny no well that notwithstanding tho briefness of Miss Emerson’* acquaintance wltli him there was not tho slightest reason why *h» should not accept the Invitation. At 8 o’clock the smile evening Ralph Emerson nml Helen Rushy drove up to Miss Emerson'*, nml they nUprocacdod to the theater. After the theater came a supper, mid by tills time Mr Emer­ son felt ns \vell acquainted with Mis* Emerson a* lie wn* with tholr mutual friend. The next day Ml** - Emerson was called up again by her new found ad­ mirer "Just to listen for n few mo­ ment* to that melodious voice of yours," ho told her. Naturally she wa* pleased nt tho rc|>etltlon of tho compliment, and before tho telephonic Interview wns finished *ho had mndo another en­ gagement with Mr. * Emerson. Then Came boxes of flowers nml other Indi­ cation* of a lover’s Intentions anti after a very brief season n wedding.’ "I should lmvo abut you off," said Mrs. Emerson lii^pouklng of their Ur*t meeting, "a* soon a* I discovered that you had mill'd tho wrong number." "Just so,” replied her liindiand. "Why didn’t you?” "Why didn't you do It yourself?" "Supposo 1 lind. ■Where wou!3 havo been our present happiness? >1 think I managed It very well. I didn't presume on uUr brief telephone Interview ns nn Inquisitive. Introduction, I nrmnged everything ’T hat fellow I* it |*»sltlve Joke." TiOLD NUGGETS IN KANSAS "Relative of your wife’s or holding according to the most stringent rule of Y W s Ago a Man Threw a Pouch of a better Job than you?"—Detroit Free etiquette." However, tho mnnncr tn which Mr. • Thom Away. 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Owner call at Pico Restaurant a n d describe f)0-2tr * All Local Advertisements Under same. F O R SAJyE For S a le — Aiiout 25 h e a d of t attle, some good milker? ami m o s tly part Jerseys. V ery reasonable, for- the b unch., A (I d r e s s -or itce K. A, Rush, rbotos by American 1‘r r u Asioelatlon. 90-3tp At Fort McPherson, Ga.r the Internet! men uf flu- *elri',| German stilpw on* L ake Co.. Weklwa. Fla. permltteil to exercise, but under the wali liful eye <>f e<ir sultllers phflla ia j7 f .J k IiarbeiL iK lm -Jrt* > e k «d e -1 > e in )rrrrrT c tf 7Tf TriF r;nT(T. ' T'le top For .Stilts --Ltini—yfooit l.ndm— rniw igc a n d luthy pi n.’ Hox 107:1. •V Jess YVlIlunl tlevlmetl HIM. r while lie wfts the world's clinm* plon heavy weight iniglllst, ho hull «!■ no desire to unnex another title * as AmerL'a's clminplon feutBcr * weight patriot. Willard is will * ing to shoulder it musket in tinmilks, lint if lie tins tin* i'linli e of * warfare In* would ask for the well 4 known code o f ‘the lute anil In i- men tod Mfinjuls of Queensberry. * " I t they bring on tlio German 4 army, one at u time." he nald. 4 fj'll end the war myself. e> -"If any man says Mint Pm ► afraid to enlist nnd light f<>r my r country tell him for me that he 4 Is n liar." I • t « For Sale—-Piano. 2]o Puri, • j * Resides tli" eluted trio of tllllgcrs 5 several " th e r y"inlis are Isdng Im r • bored Uy Idg IcatMIe eltlbs w ln> tile like­ • ly t<* s t e p out alii! M i n i s o m e o f | |j«- fi •! uIT biillllig a t efages 3"i-f any time, , I'lleller llluiike »f tlie* T igers is fa. • • . from being the worst liurler In the * 1 Amerleiin league, nnd |*ee l*ohl, t leve # land Iniss. lias u brigade of pitchers , T o r e d u c e tny large s to c k qf < tha t a lre a d y b n s ( pronsl w here it ■- filnmls. Collide .Mack is p u ttin g lots of pigeons will sell iinme C a r n e a u x nnd R faith In Rim er Meyers and .Hug .lutiu- H otner F «|uab breeders. M u te d and g u a r a n te e d . Also 5 MMi. both mere lads. Claude Williams j w orking p a ir s It If ■* has won his s p u r , with the Wldte S’ov y o u n g ste rs, l«*onurd \ i i i b u Planting Potato.!, Cut Big Figure In Early Part ol Season. T w e lv e to llfteeii bushels of potato**s nre requlrtsl to plant an acre w hen the potatoes uru cut two eyes to a piece, Arntng pitchers promise to cut a lily Cgurc in th e tw o m ajor league chaui One letm ia from tlm e lin ntntnble lat IttJde w ith regard lo beliefs and tasted. —J u s tic e Holmes. In D ir l a u t l uf the f ount* Jut§|**, Sritilnulr < ouniy. S ta ir « f Ilarida I d t* Kititi* of N o llfr b y K i r c utor* J»n*r« (*. Ih rc in a Final ^ t t l r m r n t N a tiri La hcrfh.v n % fn to all v tio m It m iy M K f f B that on tb# I *-th .lay . f O ctM tr, A . | l.* l9 l? t p hall jrrr#rnt to t h r (\»unt> J u d (» ol S rm in o lr ('m in ty . F lm iiia . titling it* ■ J li d f r of I'f f ib llf, our final ifro ttn o aa rtrru to r* of th r -aul rw ialr an.l a*W for th rli approval . lla;t-4 A— ^1*— — — -----------------J 1l II, S d y h .f \t»r> L Itigg in <**»b • K. A. D i l l ' 0 1 .ASS, Cl* f k C lrru li Ct url Sem innlr Co,. I I*. Stlllf r Ilf \ Hrf|li,n w lila P lu m b in g a n d G as Fitting ha. f’lrtl wanl i*r!lflrAfr IIIs It, L*. 111aH ■ atiplicati n (4,r ?a% *ti*' *n a«*•’»if *I i n *•■ w it it ! *«* ■,(** i'ti 11 fa 1i*, f t (i*!111it ifig iji S to n e, M ini.*., ' r e It! h e r . A . ' I ' e d itr 1, tro t • MJ *»l tj ■ «H S** in S*’tnilt«‘l*- m u nl J t l l ' i aj I \V. T The All Work Received My I'ertfona -'t. fiM li 29,1 efil lattd iu in g K IhiurkuMrU of the iMiiaore iif *u*h rtit . for my final r i i i t i e * f w I.. C 14.k C o t e - , amt *hatl alto cat" -halt lie j,-.!, ritit.l l-rtif Atlcntioii And Ileftt EITorls 'rr II pr .t*l Upposile Ultr I Inti JEWELER ma) <itat<ifn Ilr tf B ib r f , A II nrisraM* I’ TlllJff, as |JJU T h llr h r r 11«•*11> ififfijiin y, a I It f iiii iofi, F f v n k Al Ion#*, ar • M M irv | M II D ia l r V r , llt'X? uritfhf. \V. J ft-UD fl*; MV SPECIA LTIES \\ 1, 11 11ft»a i <*FTiTg« rnun* llr* i a m i A hi* * tfr, J. <1 PH KAIlirs HAND-PAINTED CHINA TI *f GOHII VM S STERLING SILVER HERALD PRINTING CO OFFICE -SUPPLY DEPARTMENT PHONE 1 4 8 Saniutrjr Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. Altera­ tions of All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our G entlem en's ‘Valet .Club. $2.00 Per Mbnth. S U IT S $15.00 UPW AR D CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. - « * j . 2L_j- * _ PHONE 174 One Inch Cards Will lie PunlN hrd Un­ Sefilfr Lii I’fiMtr Afinn *. **.#• aftlilai • ****»|.l* *i der T his Heading At T*he R alr Of 17.20 fh*l tu f ii| f*«J** Per Year. . * . a* pti ;^.1 j r* iJtiki r tail (Lat * D. I T ts J tJ lH iF l* bricklayer and plasterer wants work by the day or job. Apply to R. No. 1, J. W. and S. Grocery. 90-4tp Want to sell my store und a very small stock for cash. Right in the celery belt. Good location. Apply to' J. .11. Snipes, R. No, 1, San­ ford. 90-2tp cook. * Sanford, t d f k f f u iu A N D , ID I : *d " I nlf i* .ta ld cfftlic a tf* ihfell hf* rMlM-Ftfril arrnrdlng to fan t a i d^**«l* «|J| U a u r thrraon on th^ JN h da y of J u l y A . I*. 1917. Wttric * m y 'pfttrlat ■Ignaturn and - i#al (Ma lh«* 26th day *>f iun# A. It, I 'M 7. * ~ a !t K / A IM U C iL A S S . f*l#rk ( ‘Irru lt (*ourt Saraltiol* C o . - J ’l i . V b Tu «* a If H y V. Me llo U f ilH , I I , f;. ?aj4fur4* Ftofnla* Offlre In Yowell lilt! Sanford, lo Court ut i j r * vuM t J* i!|p ( ' . . . I f , Mltle uT llo rld e Is re l:» t » t e *il A fTO K N E Y and CDUNSELLO P Prafticc in Stale and federal Courts Sanford Fl» * * SANFORD LODGES L AW YE R a m », QOl'RT HOOK Phones 113, 333-w 4 Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. Communication cverv first and third Thursdays at 7:30. visiting brethren welcome. 0 . J. Miller 0. L. Taylor * W. M Secretary Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. Meets every second and fourth Thur» day in Masonic Hall over the Imperil Th"stre. Visiting cpmnanions welcomt O. L. Taylor C. J. Rumph Star Brand Typewriter Ribbon* • give clear, permanent copies. Will not smut, dry out, or fill the type. * i Jhty typewriting I applies of T H Iv.. v Herald Printing .Co acres of high cultivated muck land in Orlando, Conveniently located, within 15 minutes walking distance from center of city. New 5 room house and bath, etc., city water over, the place, also easy to lake water. Phone 148 SANFORD, FLORIDA V • , ■■ . , . JL -f-j* - v. ■ w * • ~ % '— . , * J-j - - . ■ - '“* ^ LAW at S rm ln e tr Wanted a t Once—Several young ladfes to learn the millinery trade. Apply at the French Millinery Shop. ^ • F it GEO. A . DECOTTES (larner-WioHlrun.gidg iudgr, / 4 Appl# ,89-:Hp. A R C H IT E C T R l M S M l A* llr .r tf ill . A lt o t r e js tut <'6ni|'l*insnt. iit .T ii w - ^Pte________ - ._____ T o »!l t'tu l'to r * , 1*1 . It**. PU tilkutees and all I’r n o h . havinf t'laim* ur llemaftdt axain-r .a id Rat all T o o and ta rh ut frail are he/^hy nollfinl and required lo fte*,'el t-lalm* and domandf w blvh >uu. or either or you, may hate afiaintt the estate ol W m. II. Ilurhanan, deeeareil, lale ol Iletntnnte lo u n t y , Florida, W illiam ( ‘In k and Laura C la rk , h i. wit*, Xterray M enn e a . a d m io i.tra tcU ol the ertate ol D . G . Xlontne. derrated. Heater A . Fellow ., wtdLw, F r^d t'la rk , Augu.t Schneider, C’ h a tle . I* » ly and IrfilUe N e e ly, h i. w ile, Gilbert Florida E lto n J . M o u g h t o n :h e d . a d T h a i Ih r t|t~ h ih *U> - f M I I I . J AS. W. f*Klt Kl NH« . WMeU. Iluehann In t Irrult I '. i i r l , M rir.nih J i Srm tnvle t'.iu n 'ff. IToltda. ttinjam ln D i n t , Cutuptainaot . va. Thatcher lle a lljr C'tiiniiarf, • H o n d a curp u ra ticn, Frank A. I!r*t and M a ry XI. li n t , h i. • tie, J . ( I . t l c t , W alter }4. Adatn*. J ‘ II. Ilru w n and M ary i t m .i ii lit* wife, XI. II. T h a t­ cher, George W . llo a tw tig h l, VV J. Th ig p e n and Franrl* W. 11 icpen, l.l. J . Chlahr bo, l.oiiita T . I let it r. and A. IL R o lle r, her hu.ba nd, VV. S. I’ltce, V . C . f o llc r , W . it. ( h tillo n , Ghartea VV. Young, t title L e w i., G . V . John.no, LAWYERS • iVfn| anyt a Flof* HU *nf pf rallnD, I n ar.sj i(if r » r In th r ttipfiVd fill I <t | f i| r 4 il**■ I ri t ti p a tiu \ m ' r*t I It l#tl rfiyFt o n o r Irlcifu t h r f*th d a y fit A u g u « t, I&I7. It h* In* • ful »lajr *} %hl« eourt in ifrfrh I thr* ' at'l t u i t . Ctll * h a l *tf) . 'M l t i l t II fMitl m tJrt'H# jilM. rt* i fr a»o lit* rn trrrti fe«.t*4 iliii 7th *lajf »#l Jtiin* A- I#. |a4Miti hi* agaf'Qtl t h r iaid Thktrh rp t ft* Ally t inn* hird m ill r r r t l'llnnt«* tit « i ) uffjrc** and Ln* I>4I1V ait I th« tald catitf* iifn rrrd ra part# it'ii'I a|iplirall«in D o F t i l drrtl to |-»tj1* |m ggsin*t ib** *-•i I T H iit Li. * <‘orr.pany, 34 iftianfi* wit Li law. S lid tt-rttflrai** *rm It *i' f u r i h r r o !rr»ij t b i t ^Yjn «»r«]«*r !*•* Ti -.r *-* i h r f i t H o a i n i ; d r i r r l l ^ d | i r u p r f L y a l t - ptjid: h «*4 »»(,*- A , at-rV,, It if ill* N-acf* nl t i n iialli I ! ii S*»wi 1nfjt r *it u n I jr, I"leif I Ja t in -a n m d tli* In t i 1* :*'ktifn i j| Ili-rald , i n«»«aU ‘ y uf N B I | «1 JiK I*Fftinn 1 C. T p liajfL paliti*h*<l .In*y**mino!r t ' o u n t y , Flnr* 2G. It ar c** 90. 10 arrra. T h u land h .m g da i m p <»«4 ' I t t h r dat#* " ( in g if ir # of auoH I k l l f i n b l f f e ' l , adjtldgtrl | ( m] d r r f r r d , i t crMtllralr Ilf the, MftmV ul O, l,undf|i|i*t. t Wanted Lnny stenographer would like employment, either per­ manent or substitute*. Understand book tyirk,- filing and general office work. Local references. Address Mrs. Powell, 210 Pint* Ave., San­ ford. Fla. 00-:itp Wilson & Housbolder ILit* Lull uf Trfifiini, Tfcctrhr * rnKiit son iioi'AUOLOXa 11 ai-D* a . 'i n r In IL»* For R e n t — T e n room houke, elec­ tric lights. C o rn e r O^k a v e n u e and F o u r th s t r e e t , opositc c ity j'firk. Ap­ ply to W . W . Long. 88-21 p WANTED TH O M AS D IM M ha* lurii ii)«tHiat«'«t U* ll?** al*itV«i * f*UII«i* i Avi*-- In t L*" al»i%r >Ijylfd rmirl fur fL# |U*ik»a* *»f f*ir*-* (•*£«■ »' I j'fujTrf ?it * rnrVM0ti**«t If) . _ , T b i lt h f f For R ent—Two furniMhetl rooms 807 Magnolia. ’ 87-tf _ 4g ■ . uf *Ti *»** 1 d '* " f '( i* '* irt Lirf arrrm rin* *-jv I* fiffl*lA\tt »’J *i|tfi(-1« it, aril I f. *a>t iirriri^s * EiP . *! *|pCrfji1ant i r»f pnfal »rrn T 1 .i11 F . * UiMih v f ’iitnjmrvA^ rNKnifl In* -**f%**i.i ifl'tf *«• I Li* f 111‘-*rt“ nl *.4111 . f|i«*raiinn In % • a«il rHuinPii nnt t 9 * 1 | BUSINESS CARDS : W it+i fa m ily "f two, nfrety f u r n ish e d "screened a p a ri nle.tit. Sleeping j.iifeli and all i *.n v. in.'iirc* III kitelten. *i 18 llxli Ave. 87 -tie ■ -J4.1—— ELGIN AND WALTIIAM WATCHES F"r R e nt Knunt* l**r i k 11 itU tJM keeping o r bedroom s. 210 P a sk . vu-lf Wanted—A good 601 Park avenue. MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER. DYER AND REPAIRER ROGERS' PLATED WARE ' ll* » I 'iHTijtAi' ■ Funds bed Rooms hy^ Day, Week or M onth— Park avenue fiat, 105 North Park avenue, over L. R. Philips Ac Co. drug store. Mrs. James Patton, manager. 30-tf Flag stickers 1 I-4x3-4 inches. Put them on your col­ lar, your belt or your hat band: Use them on youf stationery. Envelope containing 10 for - - - 5c Telephone No 25 HENRY McLAULIN FOR RENT For R e n t—One room met to avenue. 4* C. H. Smith. Rec. See. United Hroiherhood of Corpenlera a n d Joiners of America Sanford leoral Union No. 1751 meeta ,tton for tai ilml ----- t o Im u K In a re o rd a n re tlrst and third Thursday night a t 7 with li*'*. *• Said ! ............ certificate ............. e n ilirarr* v... the „„ lotlowing dnerilteil property litual.d7 in 7_" S*«m, o clock in the M. W. A. Hall. Pico Blk. 7: . lttt,!'6tT“m**“ l"m—ld ’4■ wit --1- •* ty . n a . i*. |i»g, SK. cor. J. W . 0. Singletary \V. W. Van Ness of Sec. 5. T p 20 South, ttanxe .It K ail Scc.Treus. ' IVesident run N‘ 2!20 y d . W 14 yd*. S 220 y d . R It yd*. 2 rrci. T h e .aid land being a**e**ed at the dal ** |of th_ i*«uanre of >uch rerltfirate Modern Woodmen of America in the. nam e ot A \ ,._ J , T h n m p .o n . Meets 2.-1. Thursday evenings, 7:30, ttntiw . said e t t i f .lIr fa*l .-...... ............. ----- . , r........... . h a l.f be redeemed a rro rd in g t „ U » l i t deed* will i-«ue th r n - in M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building.. on on lie 2l*t 'lay nl Ju ly A . I>. 191? C. E. McDonald C. D. Coueh W it n e .i m y olflrial .ig n .t i.,* anti > n l tht. C'oniul Clerk the | tp day ot J t lie A. I*. 1917, <i.-ii, 11 lt..T N. 70-l( For Rent or Sale " T h e Oaks" Fourth street and .Magnolia avenue, fifteen rooms, furnished- Immediate possession. It. W. Herndon. 80-tI Window Flags, for window or wind-shield, made ftf peper, size Gx 10 inches, e a c h ................................ 5c arc wreleome. LEGAL ADVERTISING T h e y ’re all youths, luut they're te a l A., S a n fo rd . Fla. Natl Ditchers, T h e y ’re gradually usurping , For S a l t '- R.'gUli’n-d D u n . " Ji*rth e place* h e ld by (lie old brigade of Mr* 11 K' C u rl f t* . Gei sta r s by pitching hair raising g am es of si«y pigs. bfisebnll n«'\a - a fie Fj.r Sab* Sto«l. m tin* Fernnbt' H dw . Co. A pply Sanford. V . ,. O. J. Miller D O U G L A S ? , f lr r k tto h lnio n A Rear d ill, SotirJtor. for r o m n la in in t M -T u o -t lt Nance ei tyy iraiton lor T a t I C hapter H IM , L a o . of n „ ri,]» N otice M hereby g ii* n that W H. Ua.ly p u rrh a ie r of T a i O n l l l i t i t , dated the 6th day of June A >. 1910 h n filed •aid certificate in tny ui r. and h i ! made appllration fur ta i d r . to iuue in- arcord a o« e ' with Ian. « . . . . certificate . em. In t mil I of County Judge. N rm ln o lr « ounl|, 1‘ra c e i th r fulloalnc d ririiiie d „ J ptoperty aitfttltc of lie*Ida acted ft. Seminole county. . . ftottda, to-nit: In re H ' l i i r ol S W * , of S1V>, ot. i G e t. (tff, 95 yd». W . It t'ndrrwmut N oi S W cor run R 40 -yd*. N 10 yd*. W Notice i. hereby xi.cn, to all when, it may eon. y If 30 yd* j for remrteryl Sec. J. Tp. rent, that 0 4 . the Mh d*y ot I W e m t.rr, A. It. It. 31 R a.t. 9> j ac(e* 1917, I (hull apply to the Korn-rnin. K. H*»u«■ aid land bting , , * — - - J aw*-.-ett at the date hf.Ider, Judge of raid Court, a* Judge t ,T I ’rohole, ot the it.u a nre ot .uch rrrtific a t in the tor my flna| diw hirg.- *« A dm ini.lralria of the name i f f A. J Thopip.on. m u te id W . If. Underwood, d*->r*j**l; ami that A im ! T Z “ -----T a * Certificate No, 5.VI, da te d the 3rd day of June A1. It.* 1907 ha* filed .aid r*i liflra le In my offir* a n d m ade applira- piolisiop rnces. -rtip sppt'Uii *.** ot Alien f o r Sale T w o lliuroitgiilir<<i LulU Sot boron, a Itrownte sptviilntUiti. liold Harry W •■I If. \\ t »t Sid" s 'l.^ jp lug Hie linliniig l«.w single lilt. At Itussell of I In- Yankees downing i !:« mighty Julinson, itt>■l Fordy Schupp yltnthftiL Giant, aclllig.ua tlio bnlnnc. wheel of flint col loot Urn of lull players Is fiiotigli tn make the veteran hutfer ♦ WILLARD RE a OV TO. t SHOULDER A MUSKET Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets second nnd fourth Tueodaya p u r r h i . r r of T i t I a r t if lr it . N\>. 799, rl*i<-,l thu 2n.! tiny of Ju n «, V It. 1911. h i . rif-.i i *ii*l r r r u f if it f m my ol?!*-*, irttf h i . made | . eell, a t f o r t i t ilm t to i . . u r in atuoti* ■ nri» *-tth 14* Sant rrrfJS ra tr e n b u f « I h r tu lf u iin f .<r.ri||H. I pr«|)a>rt> .llu .to d In S rlfi)n «| » ro u n ly, Llnil.l* . t u . i t . Ilrit N R a or r.ot 2. run S 1.60 rha, W 6.30 c h i, N l.eo r h i. K . 6.10 ch . S rr. 3 |. T . U S . It. 32 r u t . | acre. T h e .lilt lantl lo in t a i .n . o i l at l h . da le of the U iu .n r* of aurh. r .r t i S r .t o in the name of J. |>. J t r U | n. „ , j • U n lw . «m d ( r a l ' u l f ihat| h e , redeemed «rrt>r<!jng to laat tax deed mill lo u r th rre on on the 2sth day of J u ly A . If. I B IT . W itn e u my olDrial .ig n a tu r* and *eal th li the 2Sth day of Ju ne A . I». 1917. < w «D K. A . D O U G L A S S , t Irrk -f im ilt Court Seminole Co., f i t . ... li* v* «■ D iu g la .., t* . Lost G old locket w ith initials " W. by. W " e n graved on it. Finder r e tu r n to H erald oBict* a n d receive re w a rd. . .. 86-tfc ADVERTISING In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask T he Herald for information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and i( we do we .are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it ns per in­ structions in the ad. Witn»u my hind (Will 'A . Lost — Black, spaniel, long ears Bhort tail. Kinder retu rn to Dean Turner, care of Turner's grocery and receive liberal toward. 83-tfc CLASSIFIED TbfH Heading THREE CENTS s Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. J f . [ ' fu rth .r. o id 'rrrd t b i t thfa order ho p u h tiih id In S in To td lU r a td one* • irre k tor *tgkt futureu ti* r v r a b . 1w m . . • * * V • ‘ ♦« • •j f > i ^ VI s t i U �fi ^ -^4 ■ :.n THE 8ANFORD HERALD •PAGE UUUK THESANFORD HERALD Ju'r 3. 1917 GROW MORE C H IC K E N S The necessity of raining more^ :(| 1,1 "Vrffftwr W'WH f nifrtiEiitn r the University of Florida extension ' f . M. HAYNES, Bnslness M i m | « division. There phould be a t least a PoMUtwd E m j Tuwday »nd Friday few hundred hens on every farm necessary feed ran be grown a t home * in profusion and there is no neces­ . > I D M O n m O N M I C I , IN A D V A N C E . * M l sity for anyone buying poultry feed c : . t e a s ......... ..................... li-o® if he manages his work carefully. % The.use of the best financial method is a duty you owe yourself. M O N T H S ............... »■ » PopcorV), sorghum of all varieties, W M M t t M O f m t B . ■. -™ Increase your business ability by thoroughly doing present duties some of our millets, and, for full 0 * 1 — 4 la (ba CHr k ; C a rrlw *2.00 P m !• * ' la planting, buckwheat, make excellent AOraaca a* 20*. Par M aalb Father of Law and Attorney in a word use the check accoupt at this bank—NOW. . . trw a a la la A d n > « M a rt Ba M id a al OOWa chicken .feed. Emphasis should also he placed on General Declare J-Oaaa M all M allar Aaaaad I I » d the necessity of saving all the puller „ ________________ 1 S w f a d , Pkatlia Legal ( M a r Art ad M arch JN l. I IT* fryers. Do,not sell n single fowl that • will phove' useful Inter, on for egg During the past week the papers production, as there is a possibility over the state have had much to say of eggs goirtg to a dollar a dozen by anont tho validity of the Bryan S i m ^ Christmas. Locker Club Act, it being alleged that the penalty provision was de­ fective, rendering the bill null and PRESS GANG O F F IC E R S H.R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0, L TAYLOR R. R. DFAS The Florida Press Association has void. . CfMld.O' Cathitr At*'l CathWr vi«-Pr«MM p L WOODRUFF VJw-PrstliUnl acted wisely in the selection of of­ Asked ns to bis opinion' ih the ficers for the following yrnr. Wayne matter, Hon. N. C. Bryan, author Thomas of tho Plant City Courier ns of the hill, stated th a t while the president .will bring the association penalty provision of the act referred up to the high mark and keep it to might be defective, there are here. Being a young man of most nthersserttons irr th e bill w h tc h m a lr progressive ideas and anxious to it absolutely safe. Mr. Bryan stated vs. Siqith, 60 Fla., -160, 611 So. 844, work Wayne will be on the firing ns bis opinion that the error occur­ this s ta tu te wns considered ami a p ­ line at all times and the ‘Florida red in the enrolling room, where all plied by the supreme court. T h e Juvenile Protective Associa­ Press should not suffer under his bills are copied in long hand and Since this m atter came to my a t­ tion is working now and this hand of able management. It.' W ..Storrs of where the insertion or omission of a tention I have had little time to in­ men and women arc working without the DcFuniak Breeze is one of the word by an irresponsible clerk will vestigate it. but it seems to me that pay in the interest of the juvenile "old guard" but he is a young man sometimes destroy the intent and the s ta tu te may be upheld by look­ Items of Interest for (lie Man l^w breakers in the endeavor to lead yet and is one of the live wires of purpose of the most well intended ing to the 1011 act for the penalty, them in the straight and narrow the state, ‘ifaving a position with legislator). S> -. and I am writing this lutter in order Behind the Plow way. *. * the state bureau of live stock he The saving clauses in the nrt re- that you may consider this sugges­ will be able to travel over Florida ferred to by Mr. Bryan are sections tion in the event in question should and mingle with the people and 7. 11 and 12, wbiieh provide as fol- be presented to you for considera­ ' Dry Vegetables at Home which means th at the dip left in the .S e c re ta r y Marlowe edited u line whatever moss he may have acquired " T h e drying nf vegetables may lows: tion. v a t will become more concentrated paper last Friday just as. we knew he seem strange to th e present generor stronger as the water evaporates, Yours very truly, could do and we are now thinking in DeFuniak during the past 100 Sec. 7. That if any person «hall tion, but to our grandm others it was says John M, Scott of the University T. F. West. of going on a summer vacation of years will be rubbed off his back e n ­ *-t or suffer any ot her person, perno novelty. Even though the dry of Florida experiment station. Uy • Attorney General. severa^ m onths and let him get in tire state press meets in Chris. Cod- sons, • firms nr cn rporat ions to USI» tnr_nf-fnTltT-!:rr} regrTitbR1? h'lncabs the soitTfl-’iirTnay p-aTT a harness ' rig ht To nil of *<hich ' he Ttngrnn*s— r m n r ~ n r r t year---- rTmir any pri-mi**-* w hir h In* ii\\ ns or *•oilticed a few dev a d e s ag on ninny j strength far beyond t h a t ri-i-iimreplies. " N a y . N a y .. Pauline. (Hie \ppb-) urd as *ecrctary «;i' frst ap­ trols F■»r th*- dU-gail sale. keeping fur pointed by Methusalnm himself and sab-. manufai'tur* \ or other unfarms has become practically u , mended, causing the death of some dose is enough.” has held the job down by sheer lawful dispositions of til*- liquors and ‘lost a rt,' the present food situation of the a n im a ls dipped, -----( ) —— weight during all tlo-se years and beveru ges mention cd in Section 1 of doubtless will cause a marked siimuIt is also important to keep the “ Boh" Holly of the Sanford H»r- while he does not live in Florida at ulatirm of drying u a s -means of conContinued From Pag? 1, this act, or any of them , he shall Jovat covered during the rainy seuxun. . ithl hjis Ijeei) appointed probation of­ tjie present time (being in Talla­ seavlng tho food - supply," Hnys tho guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be says Mr. Scott, ns an excess of water ficer for Seminole county without hassee i he-will look after the jterreAmong the changes in the food IT, S. Departm ent of Agriculture in in the vnt will weaken the solution to fined got more thap One Hundred aalary. He will give fatherly advise ta ry ’a job and issue the annual re­ i$100.00), or be imprisoned not more control features' of the bill proposed Farm ers’ Bulletin 841. such an extent th at it will not kill to juvenile offenders and use mental port not later than twelve months TIilA bulletin, "D rying Fruits and the licks when used: A little care is than Three Montbsfff) months), or by Mr. Hoover were application of steering **ear to start 'em in the after date. Gilbert I.each of the shall be both lined and imprisoned the legislation to farmers' and gar- Vegetables in the Home" is reeorgneeded to keep the v a t w o r k i n g at right p a t h Being b ald h e a d e d . Belt | e a r l . burg ('iiiuiiierViut i-* uric *if th e fife, 11. Tlijil the following are iteni-rs* cooperative associations and mended by Miss Agnes Ellen Harris greatest efficiency bus t h e futln'rlx 1**"k a:, ngh*. in I In,PVe wire* Wires also an<| th o u g h m arried hereby declared to hr common, nuis­ modification o( the committee amend- of the University of Florida *-xt**ns h o u l d 111.ike genii nil : o- joti manage- to alleml tin- ineetitigs of ances, and may be abated as such, mt-ni prohibiting government em- sinn divi-ion as h-ina, very valuable! ... , . . ... . . ... , . . ■ To C an Without Sugar Fnlutku News. the press association for three days upon complaint of the Attorney ployees or agents from selling their, to H o n d a housewives. Copies may without wiring home. l i e -is well General, or the S ta te ’s Attorney of own products to the government. j be bud free by addressing the D e-J I hose who wish to can blueberries and favorably known over the state the circuit or the prosecuting a tto r ­ Mr. Hoover also suggested that 1part ment, Washington, ' ,u* *iavo *,,,<in deterred by the high !> i i u u » ( i • vi m r " h h 1 l i l i l l i i iinm ii|^^uii| II). s , vC , Those who wore kicking some time of Florida and Tampa und being ney or any citizen or citizens of the the exemption given cooperatjvel "T h is country is producing-large price of sugar will find the following ago about the drouth will soon In‘corresponding secretary corresponds county:* farm*ers* und gardener’s associations quantities of perishable foods this information from the U- S. Departkicking about the bottom of t h e with the Tribune stenographer atpi The committee year. whirh should- be saved for m*,nl "f*Agriculture ..f value. First: Any rooms or structures be stricken out. clouds dropping put and the earth M. Berry, ot hers.used for the unlawful manufacture, agreed to.remove exemption of grain storage, canned or properly, dried," being It limit'd. The rainy season i* County Agent. Mr-. (‘ \ S, Wilsun of the Sar.i- -ale, keeping for sab* or other un­ elevators of farmers' organizations continues tin- bulletin. " D ry in g is I h e r e -and we run.look fur som e'dam p­ Sanford, Fla. not. a panacea for the entire waste ness for the next, two months. The -oisi Time-* is the real sister of the lawful disposition of the liquors and used fo r public purposes but retained the exemption clause as to associa­ evil, nor should it tako the place of Florida press and all the bfays love beverages mentioned in Section 1 of rains are sent to us to cool the days .Fruit f(ir u s e i n [ties o r s a l a d s nr tions not organized or operating for storing or canning In any considerund nights as well as to help us' her just like a sister for she Is one this act. or any of them. profit. * aide extent where proper storage as stewed fruit can be put up <>rof the m o s t faithful members anil Second, All [daces nf resurt whi te grow so m e of those “tap! is fur i has been known to travel across tipGeneral debate will lie resumed m facilities are available or tin or glu*s canned without the use of any sugar person-' are permitted to resort for the big urn in th e tii id a n d at entire stale to attend- I lie meetings the purpose nf drinking such liquors the senate tomorrow home, The senate jars ran hr obtained readily and at a al «U. atrording to the can mug specialists of the department.* They, Mrs, Wilson is the treasurer anti or .beverages or any of them, men­ finance com m ittee plans a final, vote Imv c o s t ." -----I I - ----- > loans a dollar each to members to tioned in Section 1 of this act, on or on its revision of the house war tax Drying vegetables has some ad­ therefore advise those whfj, because Kissimmee G azette *a\ < the city get them back home after fane of the about the premises. bill tomorrow! probably after reject-- vantages over th e canning nf fhem. of the high price of sugar have been ■will rigidly enforce the trdinaiir.e meet mgThird; Any public eating house S c a a t o r I.a Flolctti-N s u b s t i t u t e w hich M.:iny h o m e s an- not s u p p lie d with thinking of reducing tlo- amount of respecting dogs running at 'l a r g e But serim i-l) th*-\ ,tr< a tine bu n c h wjo-re the -aid liquor-* and beverages would !*-vy al! w ar ta x e s mi in c o m e s , .root cellars or nlnces in w h ic h to fruit they put up to can as much of during the summer tiu.nl I s . ’ | Dll *'>' of executives amt the Florida Press o r .a n y o f -them luentnuied in Sec­ excess, profits, liquors am!, tobacco, store vegetable:}. The dried product i " ' " j ’'ur«,|,IH U!i bad Sanford vaunt enforce c e the Mil- same M im i-I., ,, , .. . . . . ,, e tion l of thU a rt are sold or served usually requires fewer jars, eons, or : of boiling w ater when Sugar syrup is . G a n g that will meet in Del,ami, Further bearings will be held tills o r d in a n c e .. JuM why a th o u s a n d j „ «■ . , beyond their means. Any fruit, they for beverage purpose-*. week on the bill appropriating ftJOO,- other containers, than docs tin* can­ sa>*. m ay be successfully sterilized .worthless cus are allowed to roam at New JOnyrFia ami Dayloim f<*r three ned product, and it can be stored in Section I". That it shall be- u n ­ 000.000 for tin- uircruft program: will over our Streets is something days,next year will have one of the containers not suitable for canning. ' in **• Pfl’k '*>' hi-s| times in the history of the f»rlawful for any person, firm, or assoth at causes comment from every The Administration bill regulating |gani*ation am! uri'le)theAcapable Also, the dried vegetables can Ire ,,oilintt "f thpf rialion, or corporation in any coun­ stranger to the city Worthless d o g “ trading with the enemy" will be officers should accomplish .much for compacted into a small space und be l” ,, '>'ruP’, T h '\ u*‘* ty or election. precinct in this slate are eating up good food, worthless taken up when the house reconvenes paper bags or cartons. *D “ l" " T * " * ' • . t aimed ih dogs ure scattering liens over the the benefit *«f the members during that has or shall hereafter vote next week, , , , , . . , -of all kinds of fruit* and makes a these troublesome war times. against the sale of liquors, to rec?lve \yith- simple and inexpensive fa- ||ettt.r re#Jy SW(W,(.n,„| product. public | dares and theatres and Bleu* every one of them and every or storage, distribution, or*on con­ cilitlcs, all housewives can save Moreover, most of the fruits, when churches, worthless dogs ure menac­ Presbyterian Sunday School quantities of food which are too i n g ' th e lives of children(und worth- qtember of that gram^jjid organiza­ signment for another, the said liq­ The Presbyterian Sunday school small conveniently to can.'.’, says the canned in water ulohe, do not retain uors and beverages mentioned in tion, the Florida Pres* Asxociaiton. ess dogs a r e 'scattering diseases of their natural flavor, texture and color had some very interesting exercises all kinds. And yet they roam arid The meetings may be joy rides but Section l of this act, or ahy of them, •Patriotic D ay." Besides the pat­ bulletin, . "A .few swyc-t potntoes or as well as fruit put up in syrup. pens, or even n single turnip ran be roarh with no dissenting voice to In­ they are joy rides that each and or to have and m aintain any ware­ riotic singing I,oe Peck gave a dried and saved. Even when very Fruit canoed without sugar, to be sist th a t they either be tied up, mui- every member would not- miss for house or father place for -receiving, Used for sauces or desserts, mbit he the,-world and just -to meet and storing or disposing of said liquors talk on the Flag which indicated small quantities are dried at a time, sweotened. 7led an d m ade’to pay a tax. that Boy Scouts had been taught a q u a n tity sufficient for a meal will grasp each member by the hand is for another, and any person violat­ Canning Fruits Without Syrup worth the expense of a trip across ing this section shall be guilty of a many things which fitthem n to make sooq be secured." Can th e product the same day it the best citizens. . . t h e 's ta te . To kn >w the boys and misdemeanor and shall be fined not The bulletin, gives specific instruc­ is picked. Cull, stem, or seed, and girls gives us a feeling of kinship to more th a t Five H undred ($500.00) . Prof. .J. C. Llutchinsgn made* an IIUIID Ui J l i l k all Ul tllU V U11| f 1J( J (I • - # » ■ • la * tions I(#I for drying of tho common all of them and we can work for a Dollars or shall lie imprisoned not address on “ The Meaning of P a t­ fruits and vegetable, that may be e,Pun ,ho f,r ult h* ' ,,acifnK “ * and ,,ourinK pouring Wa,er ° V' r * *struiner r*llwr and in*tter state and work for every more th an one (1) year, or shall be riotism." It was a gem. The Sun­ conserved by this method. ik b ] ' P m ] (until it is clean. Pass the product day school auditorium was decorated county In the state knowing that both fined and imprisoned. thoroughly in glnss jars or tin cans John' or Bill or* Jim it one of the Attorney General West Says Defect with flags, and everything helped to Cheap Protein in If ay until they are- full; use the handle ndd an air of earnest patriotism to boys and doing hit part in the great An acre of cowpea hay has one of a tablespoon, wooden ladle or Probably Cured by Act of 1911 the meeting. task o f bettering' mankind. and a hull times as much protein us table knife for packing purposes. In several newspaper stories* the Next Sunday will he "W orld's u ton of bran und nearly three times Pour over the fruit boiling water There is no such organization' in sxsertion is made th a t certnin m a­ the world as the Florida Prats Asso­ terial provisions of house hill No. 30, Suhday School D ay." In this pro­ as much as a tun of common!. T h a t from a kettle,, place rubbers 'and ciation and we are proud to be on*- commonly referred to as the Bryan gram children will represent many in the relative value of under average | t-aps in position, partially seal if o f them and during th e'n e x t twelve Dry County Bill Is of no effect, and countries in which the Sunday school yields, ns computed by th e U. S. | using, glass jars seal completely if vSV- c »onth» we can scare 'u p many a that its purpose arjd object are de­ is at work, each one wearing the Departm ent of Agriculture. using tin cans. Place the containers laugh hvbrUhe last meeting and un­ feated because of a mistake in -the native dress of ihe country. This The figures show* that the proper in a sterilizing vat, such as a wash ■. • til ipate mafiy a good one to rome at th penalty provision in Section 3 of the ought to give a vivid picture of the place to get protein is to raise it, boiler with false bottom, or other school pupils says t h e University of Florida ex­ reccptarlc improvised for the pur­ next meeting .and look forward with act. where Section 1 is referred to. arm y of Sunday periment station. This is particular­ pose. If using a hot water hath out­ a lighter heart to that meeting that when Section 2 was intended t o - b e throughout the world. ly true for dairy farm ers,'who must fit, process for 30 minutes; count menns so much in good fellowship referred to. am n . the best people in the world. Tuesday, August 7th, is the day have an abundant portion of protein time after the water has reached the It is true that the mistake occur­ red and it probably renders the pen­ fixed on which the voters residing in the ration to keep up the milk boiling point; the water must cover If not cowpca hay, velvet the highest jar in container. After But they’re so practical and Demonstration Agent McKinley alty provision of this act nugatlry, in the proposed’new county of Okee­ flow. bean ranks next in protein value, sterilizing remove packs, and seal durable that you can keep is making investigation with th but this does, I think, not neces» chobee shall express at. the polls figured according to acre yields. their will for or gaainst its creation. glasa jars, wrap in paper to prevent view if having a factory established aarily destroy the s ta tu te . nearly all* your records in Those familiar with conditions say Here are the amounts of digestible bleaching, and s t.r e in a dry, coo at Miami for the purpose of m anu­ In 1911 the legislature passed an them. facturing meal out of velvet beans. act which seems to meet this defect there Is no doubt that the voters protein th a t may be hnd from the place. T here’s a type to meet every Velvet bean meal Is being manufac­ by supplying a penalty in . cases will approve the movement. The following crops, based on the aver­ If you are canning in tin cans it purpose, and the QSSf-POGQ .' t u r ’d at n factory at Spartanburg, where the penalty provision of a new county will be composed of the age yield per acre: will improve the product to plunge portions of St. Lucie, Palm Beach, Cowpca bay. 393 pounds; velvet the cans quickly into cold *atcr stock forms that fit them arc S. C., and it has met with nucrcss. statute fails. It is stated that the feed made from This s ta tu te is Chaptw.' 8222, Acts DeSoto and Osceola counties, and beans, 360 pounds; soy bean hay, immediately a f te r ' stcrilizatiooso carefully designed that you its county seat will be located a t '292 pounds; oat and pea hay, 297 Whcn using a ateam pressure canncr the beans is one of the best that of 1911 and reads as follows: arc able to use many of them Okeechobee City. pounds; corn silage, 176 pounds; instead of tho hot.water bath, *jffl can he produced*. "Section 1. The punishment for* without the slightest change. peanut vine, nuts removed, 132 ize for 10 m in u tes,w ith '5 pounds o commission of crimes, other th a n Bound in Red Cowhide Back While in a ton of bran strati/ pressure. Never allow* Bays 't h e Cocoa Tribune: *'Or- pounds. Pensacola is td have a large ship­ fclqpies in this state, when not other­ oud Corners, Corduroy Sides, building plant, the Jnurnal of ihnl wise provided hy s ta tu te , or when lando is to have a marmalade f a r - 1thpr'’ *w 260 P0110' 1" •>* digestible pressure to go over 10 p o u n d s . . Steel Hinges, Top Locking. city reports, with a thousand men the penalty provided by such s ta t ­ lory that will have a payroll 0f i protein, and In a ton of cornmeal pounds, on the pay roll and contracts o ute is ineffectual because of constitu­ about $500 a wcok. T hat sounds th ere are 1 Let us demonstrate how The Seaboard Air Line raiiwsy good. Florida ents the cheaply pre­ twelve vessels for the government tional provision*, or because the you can save time, labor and the 18th Inaugurated a g«» rl<,c.., . Take Care of Ihe Dlppln Vat already assured, Florida is the legit­ sanle is otherwise illegal . or void, pared compounds of the north, mis­ train * service between Jackson* money by using the BBilPaZB) A concrete dipping vat. rightly imate /date for big shipbuilding in shall- be a fine not exceeding two named marmalade and jelly, while and Savannah, thus eliminating P ott Binder. hundred dollars (1200.00) or.impria- she-can produce a much finer and made, requires little or no care, but ateam locomotives. They *rr dustries but Florida must remember onmont not exceeding ninety days or purer product and in quantities alri- the dipping solution must have atth a t the ruthless destruction of her both a t the discretion of <the court.” ficient to supply the world. Every | tention if it is to be kept at the p'able of traveling 75 miles an hour. * During the aum- and are the first of the kind i° forests have deprived her of the In the -cases of Stinson vs. State, section of Florida should have its proper strength. Phone 148 ’ Sanford, Florida canning and .preserving factory.” | mer season evaporation is excessive, south. 63 Fla., 42, ‘58 So. 722, and Douglass lumber needed for the ships. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY LAW CLAMPS ON THE LID RESULTS C O U N T PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD HZ SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS r n m x m o im m m m m m m it j c x K K x Fanners and Fruit Growers FOOD CONTROL PROHI­ BITION AND REVENUE I f THEY ARE LEDGER TRANSFERS, HERALD PRINTING CO. U£! ■Jin~fiv»iWiTki v- I a«Jt- \ - ’j , » » - 1 -4 �T JK- I raSf EF Jnly *- ¥ # ■,»;rs- a, 1817 ■i BP® THE SANFORD IIERAI.D PAGE FIVE munt of whose landing was p e r m i t- ' *“ - --V —.—-rj ted fur tlir I’nify t»Ufl Mnfgflil aga. was oversubscribed' by more! i r, i i o t A RESUME OF SANFORD the newspapers give u place of honor . r . *t*i i h a s no-d th e sa u sa g e than 50 per cent. I he newspapers machine jiis model In devising a maH A P P E N I N G S UP- R ) D A T E to descriptions of the impressive were jirofusely thankecl/or their pari chine which makes mid tills hugs at Little Happenings— Mention 11 ! sight as the long linps of transports A J J x h •!! Csmmunic*tK>ai i n rht> in* the publicity which caused tip* the sumo time. * C o U m o l a ' ‘£ a O , i t U i h . ' . ' h P h o i i t of M atters in Brief— !; [entered a French port and debarked Mia H. A TnKaan. PK..qt No. tC3 successful campaign. Yhoy gave the American forces. ' Personal Items of IBn'rally of their space and t>f tin* The Temps dwells upon the youth, A “Good Time" Necessary. time and talent of their writers — - Interest I>'» not refuse yiiur growing hoy or ''H " r ancj military aspect o f . the A boa I T h i ; t K n i l t ' r i y * tile in-hop hopes to make tjo- trip- ‘ 'I'h*- great ' l l - * Cross w.tr fund i-» girl legitimate pleasure*. Vming ' American*, and t h e ' (<7>mp|<*lcncs» of Ifarriet Culver in the Detroit en.-t to see her before -h” *n7l«. new In progress and again the news­ f.dks who are "keut tU*un" do not stay Summary of the Floating Small | ’ their equipment • Hn* German* seem to have a paper* are ‘ giving the publicity there lung. Enroll rage your hoy or Talks Sucrlnctly Arranged Tor The Journal <le* Hats in an edito­ i Free Press: rial says: "B u t maybe I'll get over feeling so particular fondness for attacking hos­ which will make the campaign a suc­ girl to have a good time In the right Hurried Herald Readers way, and know* tvlto fils or her chums cess. * * # ** "T he gratfd democracy of the foolish and can hoard a street, car pital ships," the bishop said yester­ • < # are. Invite these chum* to your home, For all this the jiewspapers ask New Worls does nothing by halves. carrying this contraption withoat day. "so I am particularly anxious and let the young folk* sing and play nothing. They do it as their loyal A. T. Lipford and family left yes­ It entered this vast conflict in full having my face get red ns a beet about her safety." mid have a good tilde together. Boys and patriotic duty. But more than terday for an extended trip throligh consciousness tjf the c n d s 'to In* oh- <VPrj *'rrtc * '’aU-h anyone looking About the inspection of church this.j their owners, publishers, edi­ and girls between fifteen and twenty the west and intend to go as far as tained and with full resolution to at me," parried the Im patient Wom­ schools, recently provided for by the need looking ufter. and a gomj mother Salt. Lake City, visiting at several neglect nothing in attaining those an, catching my questioning glance Florida legislature the tilshbp said: tors and employees do their part in means more to young folks between contributing to the financial side of places en route. They will he away ends. What we witness today in the sH<? ' f 1? down hcr kniltinK ,,aR " I am not yet sure that it is a law the campaign. St. Petersburg News, •hose years than ull (ho rest of tho ’ • several weeks. world combined. The laws have not. yet been printed arrival of the Americans on French *'“ h a *i‘:h of rrli“f' Until further notice Masson's pool soil is magnifleent proof of this fact. and I have recently learned that the "And when that time comes mnySpecial Series ol Sermons will bo open every u tternoon at 2 "Tw o”month» add a half after the bif 1 l'a " BCt u “ nd dn,w mere fact that the report is published For the month of July began at the o'clock except Tuesdays and Friday*. Americans entered the war their i out my kni,tln* nonchalantly, air it that a certain law has been’ passed Temple last Sunday night, with the Hmrl of Ihr ( ondidos of Tho does not make it true. 1 do not . *_____ 72-tf opening sermon by Dr. Hyman, 1TIRST NATIONAL BANK hardy troops arrive in solid lines! and .,n*" “ f‘‘vv morp "tltchp* Hon. L. A. Brumley, chairman of upon the European front and it is now and then," she continued. ‘‘But know—exactly what the law is, but pastor of the Baptist church. The the board of county commissioners hot a modest advance guard. a**the for the life of me 1 don't believe 1 1suppose that it will affect the Cathe­ Iloctur. as announced in The Herald At Sanford. In the State of Florida, at the stage when rI* do do J1oral drab srfinni school nlitt Orlando as well a* used as his subject for the evening's the rloseof business June 20. 1917 returned Saturday night from Hun- most hardy dared IU expect. On the ca Tann ever ‘*'“r reach m u 'tl Ul° on terville, N. C., where he nhd his contrary."life forces which have just “ ,n[“ 'vertcntly. us they .*«>■ in t h e any other church iinstitution in the discourse, ‘‘Insurance and Asstir- 1 ■ * ■ on our * shore aurpsas uny- story books. 1 was reading the state. a nee.” In the beginning of this ser­ Lo$n« iih) tHmnintiR r a o a i c l family arc spending the sum m er I landed |320,7£S.A0 other day about a girl who stood a |tt* s.t .Bishop Mann yesterday conducted mon the pastor*took occasion to say M Y r h l(» i(t( SM«m| with friends und relatives. Mr. thing which could .reasonably been J ls7W.ll Brumley came down to be present expected within so short a time. Uio street corner knitting* until the private confirmation services for a that it would lie it good thing .when I T. S- ItamU (oimmitffd «rx un* rtm iU U on i. Till-00 car came along, kypt right on knit­ ra>msi.i tm tmmint for performing marriage ceremonies for at the meeting of the commissioners class of three in Trinity Episcopal When we recall the time it took IJbcvti Ij m Ifamdi * 600.00 yesterday. England to recall her fofees to Sout ting while she stepped alumni, d rop­ church. Two of those confirmed young folks, to make the matt prom­ tlurHisr other Ihtn |l, H. IItmtlv 1‘WsICfiI lo S n i r t I’n iftl ed a nickel between her teeth into a were young soldiers. ise not only to love, jtonor, cherish No. 6G6 will cure Chills und Africa and similarly the length of I vpo.tu M.IS9*9S fare hog a n d ’took her seat without is* und—----, hut also to promise to IlDfwJ * •n»f » n f n i i « Following his work in this section time it took us to m ove* our troops to Gever. I t is the most speedy rem ­ 'M illur* :sl if(jj H'lalr, ur itiLur J Saloniki, this remarkable accom­ ever dropping a stiteh or losing a which includes visits to Hallandali keep Ills life insured for th e wake rtf «l« ]Mi«it» «|uxtal riclutirtlj Vt edy we know. 86-35t hub |M»>6! !<• j second of precious time. 6, 000.00 and Fort Lauderdale, the bishop will his little wife, should he. in the near SffUfiiin plishment by the Americans is seen u(h#f ih*n I’. S. • • Woodland Park is the only place IIdhlit(Ifni irirlucSific ■fnNrlf But i just know I'll always fi;rl return to Orlando and shortly 'a fte r future, ifml before he had gotten •with amusements and taken proper in it.*t full significance. The mate­ "•rwl over his seeming earelessncss of a hit queer carrying a knitting hag. that leave for his trip east. Orlando T * t«l bomi>, MrumtsNs, **ir. _____ lM,t «»tUj care of. Open Sundays only. Leas­ rial they bring is on the snipe abun­ 1 i»lN*f (Liit I'Vi'Wftl Hiwnt siptandering his financial earnings on even, fur if there's any thing 1 do Sentinel, dant scale ns their troops. H«nV. stuck . ____ ____ „ 2,000.00 ed privately on week days. Large his wedding tour he stricken with a Stock 4»f 1‘ixlcftl Itivnc lUnl, f*il jirf ,,,,* . , , - . . bate it is to appear courting the clean pool, hot water jets, shower, Those who have been doubtful |jmr||ght i„ anv wav. Goodness terrible .naiad) and ,11c. Then Dr. v . V ' X W l ! Z r S' ,0a°° .UorriVd in Dot-nhi toboggans. Picnic conveniences. whether the American concourse kfll(W* th,.ri. liri. al. I 11(fur* I'.UMI.OO \i!» ri It, M .u tin ami M 1--1 B.-rtb^ H \ 111:>11 I.n'K tip Litr I it* 11.*1 k o a l a . . i « n n t . i i h . , t h a n l > i a k t n ( G9*tf would come in time have failed to* .ry.iiiy__Uyiugh.ei — • 1 i imi r a n e e of u r e l a n d rl el i ght ei l «. 2 >r..oo ••risen were united in the holy bonds S'.r . -t'ir.r.! tr.in, ■p J. l t_ U n y d . t1 hi1* rot Il’r ni)1l-t..nn . . LXtilimtw-qt- Its jttsr vftlllf* Hie i rr- ‘Anyway. I Tlpnight uf It Fir t h e p l t d t e n i e till [ h e . r e ' : i :i! f re - r i tto.trv I' t u-- d o . v . rotig l-C.-V.-l •"-> l . r I f ! Ill* III tiitig I in. hu«iness trip to Missouri where hi m endtots m oral and mat* n il \ m . - i ' d -ii.'ll l \ w it limit in \ - i . i ' ' u >th>', c—n . Aimm. \ f'. - r l-1O R . v e r . t t . f Row f>»*\ iii'N'tl a** •IJT an,..M ill *l c IrS.T, I. e iV s ar><1 t>ank has investments in entile and lim ­ f a i l power I • ,i! G e rm a n Srutaltt) t i n - t a l e d a y U hu w o u l d he 1 lit pii'lor ii'k id *-— i>,f l - r I t.a.i tte Iml.-l <ri J l ,,t _*ll M,2rWt.T4 to otlictating i h-rr *111(1 ti id lli« * * I - o n |. a i , h - in r h r -am * , o y has mohilixed aguin-t n.-ell \id ber lands. assured" •f >n e v t - r i a - i i n g lif* a n d I t l,t«s cfioti, »,rr| w rtin ( 1-anV ' n - b y t e r i a t i M a t t s. ‘T h e m a r r i a g e ’’B e s i d e s I a m a l r e a d y a l.uv* tc w hat we see to d a y tonly the c o m ­ t h .-k - ami m tn » Now is the time to buy ‘‘Natures* - h g t i t l y n- a - . i ir p r l - e t o t h e pi a e e wit) III.- g r eat h t 'l t r c r of a ll 1tuonp* me hi her of tin* strap hunger ■ M *> I I.TO. E ach day hen. •f o r th iy n a l r u r n - n r } f n ir k r l * ■»•( own Bone Pebble Phosphate. G uar­ m e n c e m e n t a n d I c o u l d n ' t In* e x p e c t e d t o h e m a n y well « i - ' i i n g f r i e n d s of t h u m a n k i n d , a n d t h e n p a i u i e d a w o r d K friU r ti lji will increase th e weight of th a t foraVM.2'» pnh.rc uL-tlii:_ratal auucalico wln-n anteed .12 per cent phosphoric acid. i ; ioi .qo NflUoftal lU nk « able to hung (o a strap amL_»UU prirn ipals, hut wa*> Imstt'ip-d some­ midubh. sword thrown into the htd-‘ |A«(tn ffcn* in km ilt ami tw * l amiunt A ifur fmm K^Wrml |(r*Tt* lUnk -Hundreds of satisfied users In this . i stick t o ‘my knitting, einiltl 17 At what by the reason of Mr. Martin earthly insurance, .would fail. irt^l.lA by the sister republic of Am. r’- ‘ "'Z ? V , 3 . T " ' " * ' fum! with II. S. Tr**atnif»r county. $10.00 per ton in car lots. ance jc that, I don I know as it would lie Inning this early spring enlisted striking line Used by Dr. Hyman in IliHlcmpUati •mj tlui* Irnm l>. ,S. Trrasurn 437.A0 See or write E. L. Winn, Sanford. ........... .. „ , ! ahy more diflicutt thtfn it must lie to with the North Dakota National this delivery was, "When you dfc.* | 1.1mi HI \\ ho can. even in Germany: he T o ta l I t ’s a t i ne t h i n g t o b e i n s u r e d for. t h e 89-7tp Mr ^it in the tonneau of even one of our G u a r d Fi»rl I n f a n t r y H a n d blind to the inevitable conw*<|Uetin* s;il , of your |ov* ■! nties, hut a to rr< r h i g h e s t p o w e r e d !• m m i - i l i e - a n d krill M ■ 1 ...............................ail t o j o i n I ! . Ayers' New D aytona Bench Hotel. I V t fl f > \\ 1 no w .»r Alt I 1»l«tIi <I' m I hing if \ -.ii a -• ,i - ii red 1' I hat color - ali\ tllriu n c n h i e r t i c d l ) , nol i i h i n t e r r n | i t e d l \ Daytona Beach, Flu. Special sum*I «| m*al ''ball | s«m1 III * I IS.IBJ'O.I’O lasting p , ,,. e ,ir | to- I hr*on -»F l ,*nf M i l ti la* 1 Uli.l -IS.IHW.OO mer rates now in effect. Week end | l g i v e s till- l ' n - l l t o t e r g r e a t p l e a s ' fur a* I.Mtk- are eoticeniuil I lot 14filial (tflity* f -'* .iJ l-‘C> T h e s e series of scrinoll* will . eon- I Jr** n j w ni « pjrties solicited. Digicc every S a t­ intrf* rI^ i.i i ’free to acknowledge that hmt- ure to record tins event not only for i t t ’l l i l n i»* id I - J 3 3 , IS N'rMSO FOR SALE urday night. W. F*. & E. It. Ayres, tihg in high places and publiu place* the reason that the parties are lintte thrmighout the month of July, A m il. n »*•'*•ii <al f(,r t i n * r r u n t 2.000.00 and will I m < augmented somewhat hv Ami f iw m l fur * 1 1 irxruf^l* l.il'KI IHI managers and owners. 8 1 -tf’ . lid pa rtcularly is effective. Hut when among our most, highly respected • irrui*itii£ httii-4 out-’ 13*nilmij( - ____ S.76AI.OO midweek services on Wi*dtu*stin> Used Cars t- tr r t artiu ifn l Net *m«tiirii due t*i vp|*ti»tra riracftr it comes to efficiency, I'm 'a little un{l estimable young people and It. J. Hull) .and W. M. Haynes of *rrnt« in In New Vufk, Chlrafo umi 1 Mux Wei] nearly new, $ 1 7 5 - doubtful, but "of course I'm only a leaders in tin- business and social night, af which certain of the lay­ RpflO St t ami* taxes.si The Herald have * returned from j su|i)««rt 14i rfi4^*W•-~aci.tJic.ci beginner anil sjimildn't attempt to c i r d e s of the community, Imt that men of the church will have charge IruldkHlutl of >i;|r|iapk* Jacksonville where they spent sev­ ilat? in L «w .. lliin ^Oiliyt • 1 Maxwell, in good condition, speak authoritatively. I6.M6.67 Mr Martin has patriotically ami un- of the services. eral days attending the Florida Pres* ('rftiftni fliprL« *■ 21S.I0 $195 Model lii s e l f ' - h l v nfTered his - i -rvr ees I n ' his f isw h H ^r'* i tm\» oul*t*n(tih|C 3P&1*#.76 Association. ’’■! have one ipiarrel with some of S *»|4*, nr nt her nm ytiiri(m il d srfy tM stt* I Overland, in good shape. JUKI W h a t i’ tina n s w e r ' ' T h e A r ­ c o u n t rv H e w a s o n e of l fie nfn or l > wL-ttf***d4wf( *•( ihb ii*nk 6,11A.A3 Woodland Park open July tlh. the dojiestrtr* on the -nihjcet,. how­ Model 1 l " T h e r e is o n e Tula! d«t»i4’*d d«jai-Hi. l(, 34, t w o of o u r y o u n g m e n w h o v o l u n ­ c a d i a N e w s s a y 89-2tc t ,| ever, upon which I am .c o n Intent ^t. i -it., 37, 3*. 3!», and 4>*. 32A.!rO|.u6 fVIJL Seminole Count) Garage. t a r i l y d i d t h i s a m i f o r t h i s g e n e r o u s t h i n g we p o s i t i v e l y r e f u s e t o m n h - r - ; IMtrrf limr dr|M*-it« . 723.I*»I «»I .'(•eak from experience George McLaughljo-lefl on SaturIf I iii* * tluil v riMl t*f I hi' f Totml uf nm*» lirm^ u.= (2 3 8:-4tr a d h e wdl h e d i s t i n g u i s h e d in S i a n - ^titViii i • mi) 11 ‘a> night for Ft. Screven where he I n*in b arm \ n 5 HI.iMMi.milt lm« •mii i 7i«.!•***•* 1,014:19 VJ! nt«*ti|* I v r b r i ll hi .tnni* u l i a t >i for a • o i r . u t e r a h t e l i n o - t o • otmReoioves Pninl Shop I e been accepted by the quarter. no .i bin* liit!«■ ii*rvi* *t<*,i<11**r, mid j*b'rp* T l n h u p p ) bro*. i» i in. tUoi ght i - r a foal! of $| (111.411*44.41014 I....... all) ‘"I-* i-w.-l* u<»fe«.-.i master's department and where he f Vv. Tern peri »n ha* moved' poluring would Tout _ icci.tss.to . : ir ^ soporific knitting ha- n l Mr . ani l M r s IHfiias l e r i s e n . a n d lue? To -ay the least, it wul make an ideal soldier for Uncle his paint sbo|> and 1 md* lurters been to countless thousands of rt-st- .has for.sunn* time been employed as pay the lost three und one-:lord _ • . 11 - . 11 / 1 I• . -Sui r «if Dord* f’ounl) ill Sfffiltwl*, * Sam Our good ones are leaving one .from* the location on StvMt-si ~ct to |,.M women all over the land ' H u t 'deputy superintc-ndet.l. of schools of *biy \\ «• tillK nf Irtulbli: r r,ifn r | 11 i\ Whitftf^, (*»*h>4-f »■! ihn | I OO.IMHl.lMII* if * U f l i at l r i I I im I I ,4riV d« Mrkfmlv «r *f ih*i I h r . u rrfnml by one. 10* I*iilmet;■■ ; i \ c is t! w good gracious, it d o e s n ' t a f f e c t m e ( ' is c o u n t ) , a n d h a s b e e n ot i c <1 t h e is Ifur to (hr* I«‘Sl of n > klYnttlmltfe urcl l*c|trf. ,,| ] li.-r financial strait* fur awhile, when t h a t w a y at all. I d e c i d e t o l a k e a l e a d e r s ,>f the* y o u n g e r siyrial -c-l ii r \viiitn »:ii. ( A*hirf N Gfifi will cure Malaria or HilI 'ml»vTi!**d anti **t m in K ll-ltm l lie.iV Fc-ver. Il kills tin- germs. few still lies before in;, earl) hi-d**oiir little illy. Tin- groom is ai i >t> reality >1 appears w> hall on!) ~ |*„,M,n. |«rf«*rr i«Mlh tUv V, I*. arid i Htne, ami I make a bargain with mypresent employed us pharmacist j relieved tinsituation a little more ..f Jure* 191 ?. ( T i. Miller . hG-151 Having removed my pair * f liTi'le |> i'mi',h llifrrltto * self that I'll Knit just five rows undthe Dakota Drug t ’o The) will do]*butt three* day* NiilAfk I*u| i| m Mi (*t«m rtfiiftni Ntti, IpI* I- F. Roper left today for Wood- ' paper hanging shop to 101 Ralmetto'' -y (in.. Where he will spend sev- ! avenue' I a m now pr.-pa'e.l to him die ' >hen stop for the night And by the light housekeeping unltl Mr. Martin Kcstuurui't-i and hotels in N<-w all o r d e r s in p a in tin g ,and dcrornt- ,inu‘ Eve finished the five rows. I is called to join lo< regiment. Not (•ral weeks. York hu' ** stopped serving butter ul Now is t h e , commune with my other self and .........nlv this paper but the entire coinIltih-My-Tism — Antiseptic, Ann ' ing ami -i;.per hanging dinner, a- a eontributinn t o I lie j.md•Too Late to Classify) dyne Kills pain, stops putrefao tim e to h a v e th is work don *. f> . eide to knit just live rows more, and m iinity e xte nds to Mr and Mrs - a t mg campaign, but nothing ii re­ * then the next thing I know my sec-j Martin their curliest mngrulululion* 9 1 f f t limutcn cheerfully ’g m i tiun., 86-151 ported $i» in their reducing the cost ond hand clock would lie chiming i upon the taking of this important For Sale 100 acres «if land near of the dinner to-their patrons in con­ Osteen, $5 an acre for part: also out the midnight hour if there was step, Stanley iN. Ib> I’mnioter msTINT-TION TO HE DRAFTED Join the Army N.iw not something the matter with the Mr. Martin is a brother Mrs.* sequence. This food saving business hotise ami two lots at Waycross. June 10, 1917. should be done on n square basts. Ten years time, little down. 91-1 tp chillier which has made it necessary J. B. (’aider of this city. • II II ___I. *T Man < hosen In Defend His Country. To The Press: for me to stop winding that part »t Should F e d I’roud ' A great many people are under the. , ht> rm.rllunisrn |atl.|y. w Enigmatical. Wanted Batteries to repuir. We c .o .n . . * • “ HlufHy certainly speeded smtie In repair all makes. Electric work on Service under the d ra ft law re­ impression that recruiting for the A very pleasant affair was the en­ •"N o, kpitting with me. 1 fear, will Ills new gtitomoblle before the copa got cently enurte.d b y ’Congress will he a regular army will In*, discontinued tertainment rendered the C. 0. Ds. bint. The machine attracted lots of autos a specialty. Sanford Battery always lie a painful performance, after July 1st. This is not the case •distinction rather" than a stigma. Service Co,, L. A, Uenattd, prdprieon Friday, the 2'Jnd, Mix* (K a th ­ Let no man think Hint .because ... he is — men are needed and are more rather more a penance than a pus- erine Aycocke as hostess proved ^her­ a Belli loo."- ' 9l-2tc "Yes. I noticed n great many |>ersoti4 lor.i . drafted he is in u ny sense a " m u r k - 1earnestly urged to enlist now than , ' mr because I know I c a n t keep on self 'a valuable member of the club. were struck by It."—Ilultlmom Amrrt* *d man." for such is not the case, lever before. k niu,'d w‘th, l,ur*ed lips and Lost—Ltidifa' brooch, fiow*er de­ After various discussions ofQhook* dan. • • . sign, set in center. Reward." Re­ M ,ny h „ . m U t.ra .1 b a t , „ . y . ......... ... m„ y ma„ „ ln lh. and topics in brief light refreshments turn to Geo. I>. Watson, 91-3te few will be chosen. T he chosen infantry, field artillery or medical without paying a forfeit some time were served a n d ‘every one adjourned Almost Unforgivable “ I staked A rth u r how old he thought man will he one of distinctiop. This department: and it is well worth the to the beauty parlor’s skillful at­ much delighted with the past surGood Hoy Wants Work on Farm —' point was distinctly , and ably set rime of any young man of military tendant, hut Fvo got to finish up.the ress of the C. O, D. und looking for­ 1 was. and lie guessed right llie very Will work for hoard and clothing as wool I've ’ purchased before I sign first time." . forth by Senator Fletcher on the age to personally investigate the un­ ward with interest to the meeting " H a r e you made up yetT"—London long’ as suits employer. Inquire at floor of th e-se n ate while the draft usual opportunities now being offered one of Mr; Hoover's little pledges with Misji Ruth Kunncr on last Herald Office. Ul-2tp tiifay Stories. to stop waste, haven't 17 And be­ bill was under consideration, when in the above branches. Join the Fritiay evening. A general good sides 1 do like it in a way especially the senator so eloquently said: REGULARS today and he the first when Cm invited to appuer and want time was the feature of*the occasion. Rsducad to Nothing. * 1 do not believe any odium could to see artive service In France. All to impress my hostess with my su­ The club was honored with thopri'sHoy—Wlint Is "slag," papa? P a d M y makc SATISTACTION attach to the drafted man under vacancies for commissions afA*r old rreT perabundant energy, as well as pro­ enre of Misses Rein Leonard)*, Celia Tho residuum of a man's Iron will aff. SHOES nr Cl vduho, this bill. It would be more nearly September 1st will he filled from the vide myself with u perfectly valid Solomon and Anna Miller us guests er going through the matrimonial fur. AuD YDoNCr naceiL T ow n Topics. accurate to call him the selected Ranks. of honor. Refreshments being served peer r i t i excuse for not offering to help wash happy ! man. He enters the service be­ the party was taken for n ride by the dishes afterwards," she con­ D on't he a "Slacker"—be a sol­ Look Ahead. cause he is chosen among thousands. Mr. Israel Kanncr and at a late hour dier by choice rather than necessity cluded, maliciously. "He n sjieedwny," said Brother Dick­ •* « ( hosen because he comes up to the departed for ‘"home," voting Miss ey, "hut undentin' well how ter alow —be a "went, not a sent.” II Xou standard fixed by the law. Selected Kanncr as a delightful hostess and are a true, patriotic, red-blooded All the ladies who want lo sign her brother as a very ^ generous up. Reason so ninny folks gits pitched because his country needs him und over de fetus* Into do hrler |«atch er American you will respond to Uncle the food administration cards prom­ hods him to be fit to meet the su­ chauffeur. life Is kirfe tley dunuo dat do fence Is Sam's call and help to win the ising their s u p p o rt.to the food con­ preme lest of tho citlxOn. He should •lar until dey hits It. 8o watch out world's greatest struggle for De­ servation can get them at the store feel honored by that choice. 11c Miss .Mamie Kate Williams left wltar you Is an' how Is you!"—Alanta ‘A Min Is As Old As Ills 'hould take pride in the fact that mocracy. The greater the number of J. W. Dickins or at the Red last Friday for Americus and other Constitution. of enlistments from a town or coun­ Cross meeting at the Woman'* Club Feet Feel—A Woman points in Georgia where ahe will he was selected to defend his coun­ la Aa Young As ty the fewer the number to he on Thursday afternoon. This move­ spend tho next few months among Household Celisthenice. t y on the battlefield with his skill, Her Shoes Look" drafted. Florida is leading all south­ ment is one of importance and every The Terre limite woman ryunda out hi-’ manhood, his life What greater relatives. ern states in enlistments according to lady is expected to do hcr port by her arms by doming chairs, muring and what privilege, what higher honor could I'ctera Say* I* So rugs and brushing down tho stair* anil Do your duty, young signing up and living up to the con­ eomo to him than to vc selected population. Mr*. Warren Tyler is the guest o) sweeping the floors. Hhe gives herself man, and she will continue to lead. tract. from among ull his countrym en to Mr. Tyler's parents in Jacksonville a liner carriage and n steadier gait by r i r ry his country's flag in the face Enlist TODAY. Mr. and Mrs. C V D . “Couch ur* carrylug wissl and coal to the domestic Till! whole family ought to get Postmasters will continue to re­ llrd Cross iVurtc rd his country's enemy! The drafteo leaving on" Wednesday's boat for hearth.—Terre Hnutu Tribune. in on’lhis. From baby's liny.. | man will he the selected, the honored ceive their usual bonus for all re­ When questioned about the war, Jacksonville enroute to Jackson. keep-'em-warm kirk* to grand­ Inconsistent. cruits procured by them. nishop Cameron Mann of the South­ Michigan. ra>n under this bill,u ma's Allro-slt-by-lhe-flre slip­ , “And you won’t buy th*t sntlquo pers. Our spedy footwear runs Joseph T. Clement, ern Diocese of Florida, Episcopal What Senator Fletcher has said the entire gamul of tannrd-and chair I got from yon ten year* ago?” • Making Newspaprrs the Goal 1st. Lieut. Infantry. R. 0. church, who spent yestereday in Mi­ •should he printed upon the back of buill-for-wear - and - style foot "No; It would l>e of little uao to ms No. thinking man ran question Recruiting Station United States ami snid: "The war is an obsession every certificate given every man garments. Make It a family In Ita present condition." Army, 61-*$7 West Bay Street. There is really nothing to say along the loyalty or patriotism of the press parly. Make It a reunion if you ' ’ho is selected.- — Washington Post, "What do you meanT Why, It’s more like and bring that long lost Jacksonville, Fla. , th at line. All of my family who can of America. We speak in general antique than*ever now." — IxntlarlUe **** 21, 1911 fool comfort bark Into Ihb fam­ H / are- fighting in* the war with the terms. Courier-Journal. ily fold. Much less can he question the ------------- :------------- O The Chamber of Commerce, St. Allies, and I amy greatly interested willingness of the smaller papers to IM PRESS T H E FRENCH . Tha aign. > Johns county* established a com­ in thq work of the Red Crosa." aid the government's plums to pros­ "I’m afraid Maud's ^second marriage E. H« PETERS The ’ hishop’s daughter w ho ex American Troops Are Fine Body m unity cannery. It has been well ecute the war to a successful con­ U * failure." Roots, Shoes and Slippers pccted to leave soon with a Fed patronised by women from*both the * of Men "Did she say so TV clusion *he French presa and public have city and the country, who find it Cross unit for France, haa )*A*n 301 EAST FIRST STREET "No, but she’s Iteglnnlng to speak well The newspapers were called upon •Mended an enthualaatic greeting to easier 'to can there than In their teaching in the Red Cross training of her first ktsfustuL” School In W ashington, D. C„ and for publicity to sell tho $2,000,e *■reach troops, the announce- homes. ' . >UT PEOPLE AND EVENTS... M CLASSIFIED 'ADVERTISEMENTS l* ; . • • %* �• ** THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO BUDGET OP OPINION “JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST! NOT IN IT A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ H E’LL PRENT ’EM "— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. POOOOO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Is one of the secrets of the D er Kaiser Und Der Crown Prince success df the ‘ commission manager D er Kaiser called der Crown Prince plan of government**’!!! this Ohio in city, and because of it D ayton is Und say to him: "M ein son, looked upon as the best governed I tink ve go lick der woridt, community In (ho United States. D ot gifts ns lots of fun." Besides, the municipality is a text­ P e r Crown Prince says: "Perhaps book for stu d e n ts of governmental affairs, and it probnbly receive? more ye can’t." and better advertising than any oth­ Der Kaiser alapp dcr table, er city. U n t says: " I f I void lick der woridt, By Gott, nejn so n ,* .I ’m able." Henry M. W aite is an engineer. H e worked for railroads and munici­ D er Frenchman, vot is deth-to me? palities. He went to Dayton from I erdsh dem wif my d ’umb; Cincinnati, where he was at the head In yoost vo'ne week, in Parts streets, of the city's engineering department, You hc^r mein Duthcrs drum. and where he ,wan employed because of efficiency, ra th e r than .his pen­ I n spite of dreaties I will show chant or ability to put pencil marks Der Belgians who 1 am. under a bird or a fowl, plctorially I 'm yoost like Teddy Roosevelt, kid, decorating partisanballots. Mine vord aint wort a tamra. The city commission of D ayton ffxpd his salary nt $12,500 annually. I come right back from Paris'quick, This marie some folks gasp, because And tackle him, dcr Ciar, in political days the mayor only re­ I bet he says tam m it suddenly, ceived $5,00^ a year, and because *Vot fighting nfen you are." New York City pays its rhief exec­ Und little George of England, too. utive only $15,000 annually. -i-tum -h im -o o -m e in -k n e e i—--------- — • Business men behind the city could see Und spank him so he cries out loud: commission, however, nothing unusual in the salary, lie*Aeh! Kaiser pardon me!" cause Dayton’s duplicate tax show* 1 take from him his lighting ships, it to l>c an incorporation with a capitalization of *$177,000,000. and Und turn dem into Yunk; its 150,000 residents are stockholders. I make him dip bis flag to mein; They asked themselves w hctlnr or Veil all his ships is sunk. not it was possible to get a manager for a private enterprise, capitalized Und if der Yankees give me sass, a t a similar figure, fur a like salary. I go right over dare • * T hey guessed not! U nd tear deir G o tt-tam m t country up, Waite took hold of affairs three 1 vill —by Gott I srhwear. years ago. Hi* closed his eyes to politics* and to this day doesn’t know Der yellow .tups vot talks so nig, tlve partisan leanings of any of the I give dose fellows hell; city's 1,100 employes. Efficiency I make dem t ’ink dcr planet Mars was and is his slogan, and from this On top dem bus fell. straight ruled line he never turns. Supported by th e city commission Why, you don't know me yet, mein /of course) he shortened the work boy, day to eight hours, and incidentally You never seen me fight: boosted wages on an average of But d u t’s the Gottalmightiest ding :t? 1 per cent. Today, through ef­ In vieh 1 take delight fluent plans and capable direction: Dayton is getting one hundred rents' * I am in favor of iIn* city com­ worth of service for each tax dollar mission plan of government and expended. firmly believe that nothing le-* than Ohio h a s the Smith One JYr Cent commission plan "ill ever lower our Law, which has limited the amount taxes and get proper results. T h e : of money that can he raised by di­ ■Dixie Highway Magazine tells about rect taxation. Every city in the one instance ns follows: sta te is calling loudly for some sort Henry M. Waite, city (jianugvr of -if financial relief. Most of them face Dayton, Ohio, is running the m u­ h u g e deficits. W a ite s ta r te d o u t in nicipality just like- he would run any 1UI I with ?i handicap o[ $125,OIKJ big business' concern. Every "tim e inherited Indebtedness, borrowed by . . . • • he can save a dollar lu* goes and p r e v io u s a d m i m st rat tons to meet Then. does it, an d lie doesn't have tu ask current operating expenses. a nybody's permission. again, the net return from tuxulion ) L J M 1*1 A Long Distance Always Gets Quick Attention “I always answer Long Distance Tele­ phone calls promptly. Usually it means prof­ itable business or an opportunity to settle a problem quickly and satisfactorily. 9 1*‘ ' ’ “When I talk to a man over the Long Distance Telephone it is like being face to face with him. I can inject my personality into the matter and win his confidence with­ out loss of time. ip 8 “The telephone, both Local and Long Distance, plays an important part in our business. We have a Bell Telephone on every desk and the time apd traveling ex­ penses we save make the cost of our serv­ ft ice one of the most profitable investments. CrH Every Bell Telephone is a Long D istance Station. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY was $163,000 l e u than in 1013. In spite of this handicap, Manager Waite went straight ahead, and not only forcetf the city ' to cooperate within Ita income, hut paid off more than half of the Inherited Indebted­ ness, and came out at the end of 1916 with a ca»h balance of $13,000. One o r his -first activjtiea was to perfect an efficient organization in the department of public welfare. This has to do with charities,, cor­ rections, employment, free legal aid. health and sanitation. First returns were noted in the saving of hunfan life, because the death rate has been reduced from 15.7 per one thousand of population to 12.09. Tho bsby death rate is only 88, whereas the average for the whole United States is 124 per one thousand. A corps of visiting nurses, maintained by the city, instructs expectant mothers in feeding, dressing and caring f o r in­ fant’s. Sanitary Inspections are con­ stant, and bacteriological tests of water, milk and foodstuffs keep a laboratory force busy. He completely motorized tho fire departm ent, adding twenty-five men to the rolls, increased wages and shortened working time. The police force was augmented by a score of men, salaries boosted And annual vacation periods grnnted. Fire losses were reduced through constant in­ spection, instruction and efficiency in the departm ent. Crime-was less­ ened, gambling prohibited und, the habitats of the demi-monde closed. Street* have been paved or re­ paved, and repair work costa 100 per cent • less tliah formerly. The rity used to lay out approximately $03,600 annually for the collection and Pf~*Trnrbngr:----- Wirttr built a municipal reduction plant for $50,000. and it* tl!r*t year of opera­ tion yielded a profit of $47,000. Ca­ pabilities of the tnunieiap water works system have been increased 63 per cent. Last year it returned a profit of $72,O0(). Three years ago Dayton had one acre of park nnd recreational space for each 5,948 residents; today it has one nrre for ench 333 persons. The rity maintains twenty-two super­ vised playground* (or youngsters, und as a result juvenile delinquency has been reduced to the minimum He* started a municipal baseball league with a dozen teams. I’ark attendance ha* increased 70 per cent, while playground attendance has in­ creased 37 per rent. The average cost to residents for parks and play­ grounds for I i*l was only 40 cent*. Waite abandoned the city workhouse, abolished contract labor and bought a correction farm. Prisoners are employed in agricultural pur­ suits. treated humanely qnd turned out more nearly fitted to again take their places in society. Besides, the farm products go a long way toward' (laying the expenses of the in stitu­ tion. Waite established a division of purchasing. Dayton bo u g h t_motordriven fire ap p a ra tu s for $1,000 less per piece than some other cities. He look advantage of rapidly rising markets anil bought steel and ce­ ment for bridges, water pipe nnd sewer p i p e . Thus be saved the i;ity nearly .u half million dollars. Dayton has been paying 9 cents per gal­ lon for the gasoline for its 36 auto­ mobiles. Under Manager Waite, and the commission residents h a v e -m o re of service, mofe of recreation und op­ portunity than in any city of thtf United *Mates. Petty contractor* who used to thrive off the favoritism about the city hull, as well ns some of. the old line of plutn-cliutiling pol­ iticians, rail Waite an* "efficiency bug.” He may be a "bug," yet be bus surrounded himself with other efficient "bugs," nnd all are crazy tb see how. nearly they can give one hundred rents worth of service for each dollar expended, Waite is efficient nnd drmntid* ef­ ficiency, Tu carrying out this de­ mand he'll "go to tho m at" with anybody who doesn't play cards above the table. I t ’s n game of fifty fifty with the mnnugcr. He think* as much of and will work as hard for the modest wage earner as for the rich m anufacturer—and he’s working for nil of Dnyt* n. He's interested, nnd being so, ho has in­ terested all citizens. Gocd govern­ ment always *1L* * follows citizen interest. Just like a well managed corpora­ tion, Dnyton pays dividends to its stockholders—the tnxpayets. • James Duncan, the athlete, Id­ lers these tips to boys who want to he strong. "Any boy," he nays, "can put- himself * !n excellent physical trim and banish illness from his life if he wanjs to do it," and then men­ tions several ways in which this can he done. "T h e first necessity for a boy who wants to make himself physically perfect," he continues, "is sleep. 1 make it n point to get nine hours sjeep every night. Plenty of sleep is absolutely necessary to keep the body in good shape. I have done this nil my life since 1 was a little chap. * "Next, I ’would advise a boy to keep away from cigarettes. I have J « JrJ. i n r Eggplant Catsup ncVPr smoked in my life. It, 1* had Candled Eggplant All eggplant’ or p a rt eggplant and for the mind. ■No athlete can Prepare as for Eggplant Preii erv e afford to 'sm o k e , and no young man p a r t'to m a to pulp may bo used, th u s until read jlacingjr [*• >Thp n who -want** to Vrrrp fir jihyslen^tilm- ^ h t r i w a can indulge I n . tobacco. Alcohol Is matoes are scarce and e g g p la n t'I s sun or in a cool oven, turning ocfa. Just as bad. * plentiful. . ... ■ionally. If dried In the sun it may "And food Is most Important. Feel; slice and boil the eggplant require several days to become su( Plain cooked food and not to Excess, in slighily salted water till ten d e r; fldcntly dry to pack away. \Vhrn at regular hour*, is my. program. I drain m ath, and again drain v*cfy reatly-4ilaceiia_layera_in xbus oriff eat a good breakfast and dinner, but very dry. Then use as tom ato smnll tin boxes, sprinkling sugar bea very light luncheon—only a Tittle pulp is used, adapting it to any^pK, tween the lutors. Ginger may be vorite catsup recipe. (A governm ent > i x r d with the sugar if a „in_ fruit. '•’Then comes cleanliness. The recipe for tom ato catsup was given (Infection is liked. body has to be kept free from im­ in the Herald for Juno 1st. - Riley M. Fletrhrr Berry. purities nnd the pores of the skin al­ Chile Sauce lowed to do their normal work of Prepare as in forgoing recipe nnd The Florida Syrup Company is be­ casting off body impurities if the use with chopped peppers, onions ing organized at Tam pa. It U the young m an is to keep physically and tomatoes according to any pre­ purpose of the company to producefit. • * « • ,ferred recipe (or while Sauce. (See in the fall of 1918 approximately " T h e boy who wants to get into Sanford Herald of Juno 1st.) 50,000 case of syrup and increase' physical trim ought to sta rt walking, the production until the average j( Eg plant M armalade keep on walking and never give It about 200,000 cacs annually, The Peel; run the eggplant through a up. I am a great walker—it is the company Iwns 2700 acres f | and finest exercise I know. I've got six food chopper'(coarse knife and drop in M anatee county, and which will prizes for walking and am ns proud into boiling water, adding with the be cleared nnd planWed to siica eggplant one-fourth teaspoonful of of them as any I ever won. soda for each quart of water. This cane. "A nything and everything in the line of atheltic sport is good. I .have helps the color. Lfet boil five min­ Vertigo. played football, baseball, „and have utes; nnd drain. Meantime make a been a swimmer all my life. . Swim­ syrup of one pint of sugar anil * As the Washington Post Soys, lor# mnkos the world go round, only w« ming, too, is one of the very heat half pint of water; add the drained wish It wouldn’t make It go round no ' n* m# eggplant nnd cook down till of the things for a hoy. Every hoy ought fast that sonic of us gut dltxy.—Buf­ donslstency desired. Add a saltto learn how to swim when he is falo Times. npoonful of salt for each pint cooked young and keep it up." and flavor with lemon or ginger or Following Precedent -Another Sweet Pepper Recipe with pineapple. P a rt pineapple may "Where I* that cuff I had on yester­ (To Can tho Pimiento in Glass he * used with (he eggplant but, The very thick moated Bweet pep­ whether used with or without pine­ day 7” asked, the hungry-looking |*>et "I sent It to the laundry,” *uld his per we have in this region is, when apple, eggplant makes a successful wife. "Gracious, woman, I hdd a poem mature, *o nearly like the variety marmalade. written on It l" "Oh. It will come bnclt. used for commerciijl canning Jbnt You know your pocma u Iways do."— Eggplant Preserve Seminole county housekeepers may Peel the eggplant* and slice in Yonkers Statesman. safely try this recipe given by the thickness desired, then let stand Bureau of Plant Industry. It’s a F a c t over might or f o r.a t least six hours You can afford to wait for n dead Canning Peppers In brine made with a tablespoonful of mmi’s shoes If you can Induce soinb The fruits of the mild flavored salt to each quart of water used. vnrirtir*—«»f—Kpn'msh—pepper*—rusetb — PnTbnJL'ihrpe- minute*—and - then eu»y mark to board you while you w a it in ranned pimientos) differ from the drain. Meantime make a thin syrup ordinary sweet bol| pepper in that with sugar in proportion of one part they have u mWh thicker meat, a of HUgar to one part of water, boil­ Ofwi front Fits- Huh Itawsv** very tough »kin, und are smooth in ing together two minutes only. Then contour, being comparatively free add the eggplant and simmer till from ridge*. These peppers upon u*t tender; no more. (Too long will H o te l N e p tu n e being heated develop a juice which make it mushy). Drain. .Add to the t’mlif Nbw Manazrrmnt when mixed with ' wafer makes an syrup I rnuiii juice alone or lemon Mr*, tint- I'arkcr and Ml** lu b r l Tu* nr, unpleasant slimy mixture. For this and some other fruit juice in pro­ M anatrra reason no water is used in their portion as preferred for flavor, and Special Family and Party Rates preparation for sulads or (tt canning. cook down until very thick; replace A m w in n and JEurtipmn Plan The peppers shofild be picked ip the egg IlLCR) tVf !*•> fend I'p the early morning and handled ! the eggplant irt it; simmer ten min­ carefully to prevent bruising. Tips ute*. then drain out the eggplant FI.01(11) \ DAYTONA BEACH. cun lie done by placing them in into heated sterilised jars: till up with the boiling syrup and seal. shallow tray* from which they can be easily sorted, Tho medium sized, uniformly sound peppers should bo canned whole. The irregular, broken ones may be cut into strips and can­ ned or used in relishes, sauces or soup mixtures, Select sound, uniform peppers of medium size. Tu remove seeds, rut around the stem of each with a slept!cr paring knife-and remove the inside partitions. To peel, place the I copers in a hot oven from 6 !<> 10 minutes iiiutii the skin blisters and cracks , being careful not to allow •yhem to burn. Then remove the skin with a slender paring knife. Flatten the peppers and pack in horizontal layers. Fur the 4-fl brand package use a 10-ounce*.tum­ bler shaped glass j‘nr with' hermetic cap. This jar should contain, packin flattened horizontal layers, six whole peppers. The j’ar should he well tilled* and in some eases seven peppers may lie necessary for a full pack. C a p , , clamp ami process l o r 20 minutes. • Do not remove the clamp until the jar is thoroughly cold. Thy strips and cubes cut from ir­ regular and broken peppers may be parked in pints and quarts for home use. Process pint jar* for 20 min­ ute* and q uart jar* for 30 minutes. Tim best way to chop the veget­ able ingredients uniformly is to put them through a food chopper. . X X X ■:-> / . •- —' V f \ ^ _.l I J i \ / i . ZN ’ ' L ) ! j m • □Jpg W < V I atfjjbfeSjj; j k m k So ■ ^ IL S M k J1 ’ W h e m e k lo t KEEP COOL L et u s sh o w y o u h o w , for n few c e n ts , you enn Insure . y o u r c o m fo r t d ay an d n ig h t, a t w ork or a t play EGGPLANT RECIPES Pickles. Preserves. Marmalade. Candied Eg plant . * I t . is not generally known that eggplant m ay bo preserved in any form save the simple canned form, but \ h e Japanese have long pickled eggplant ami some of the house­ keepers further south in this state each ye a r put up eggplant preserves. In my own experience I found that bandied eggplant wa* but a step from the preserved fo?m and eggplaptr properly treated make* n delicious confection. 1 also found Shat mar­ malade, catsup and Oldie Sauce might be made from* this vegetable. Having no Jnpaneso recipe this was evolved by experiment. Eggplant SwccF’Chopped Pickle Peel and chop the eggplant, using chopped onion with it in proportion of one-third part. When prepared, drop the eggplant a tn f onion Into boiling water in which a teaspoonful of salt has been added for each pint of water. Boil fast five minutes; drziu; pour cold water over and drain again. Meantime, prppare a strup, using tw'o nnd onc-hnlf pints sugar to one half pint of water and three fourths pint of vinegar. Add spices preferred (whole and tied in a tiny bag) and bring syrup to a boil. Then add the drained veget­ able mixture and lett simmer until the syrup is thick and the vegetable tender and rich; when remove the spice; fill heated, sterilized jars and seal. . » Sanford Public Service Co. FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Liability Insurance against Accident, the person artd Property, i* a necessity. You must liave it eventually. . ............................. Come and see CONNELLY ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 ' STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND• NEW YORK No. 82 Lv Jacksonville. .9:10 a. m. A t Savannah...... 1: 1S p. m. Ar Charleston__ 5:35 p. m. 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Phono 17 , ■ Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp*. m * <> P h o n c ^ ............) > f! | tee % L£ - •• v 5v- I ! f / FTM^aarr'ii-ii * — — i « ; MHHWm p w WbR5**? �THE,SANFORD HERALD iinflniissexiiniiiiiiiixxxiiiiii SAVED S E M IN O L E COUNTY BY TH E Defeating the Proposed Fifteen Per Cent Interstate Freight Rate Advance Case Saves Fo Florida .Vegetable And Fruit Growers Alone Everyone in attendence at the Washington hearings before the Interstate Commerce Com excellent service but the mitial work was done hy SEMINOLE COUNTY. Not onlv was of Trade granted special time before the commission but by having tin mittee of seven, elected at the Shippers Convention in Chattanooga, Te in Southeastern Shippers Association, in Washington, they were given the. commission at the hands of such able Traffic Attorneys as: ’ Ga., and Challen B. Ellis, of Washington, D. C. The following resolution also indicates when and where t lie workk started and brings out the fact that this organization took the initiative in securing a full hearing for the prodlucers and shippers before the commission and in addition, prevented the carriers from putting into effect on July 1st. their If! ner eem Freight Rate Increase. . . • . . . . . RESOLUTIONS ADOI'TEI) A i m 20. AT CHATTANOOGA CONVENTION. COMPOSED OK SOI T ilEASTERN SHIPPERS AND RECEIVERS OF Fit KIM I IN THE MATTKIt OF FLAT ADVANCE OF 15r, ON INTERSTATE TRAFFIC: *' *» lioreas, lailruad compan ies of the Southern ,staiv.s have* filed an application with the Interstate Com‘ incrce Commission for authority to increase their present rate 15 per cent., except wn nml, coke anti ure, on which special advances have been requested, and "Whereas, within the past year the rail reads ip said territory have received a marked a<Ivanee in rates . ’ in many instances; therefore, he it • \ • "Resi.lvvd, by the Shippers’ Organizations of Die Southeastern territory, that the Stiuthcrn Railroads' shall lie called upon to justify their proposed increase, and that a committee of seven shall be appointed to have the interest of the shippers of the Southeastern territory thoroughly represented in tije hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission on siiid proposed increase, and that said committee shall have full power to act in the matter of securing’ representatives and to call upon the various shippers' organizations and shippers of the South for contributions to defray the expense of §uch representation; the members pledging themselves to raise sufficient funds to permit the committee to engage an attorney if necessary, to appear before the Interstate Commission in the matter of the suspension of the rate.” - C O MM I T T E E : * • y * , * MORGAN RICHARDS, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Selina, Ala. T. M. HENDERSON, Commissioner, Traffic Bureau of Nashville, Tenn. . . . D. C. M A R L O W E , Secretary, Board of Tra e, Sanford, Florida (ONLY MAN FROM FLORIDA ON COMMITTEE) ■ S. A. SPIVEY, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Columbus, Ga. HARRY T. MOORE, Traffic Manager, Atlanta Freight Bureau, Atlanta, Ga. r P* W** SiW. S. CREIGHTON, Traffic Manager, Shippers’ and Manufacturers’ Associotion, Charlotte. N. C JOHN S. FLETCHER, General Counsel, Chattanooga Mfg. Association, Chattanooga, Tenn. This decision saves an Increase in Freight of $26 per car on Vegetables and $30 per car on Citrus Fruits. ■It cost The San fo rd Board of Trade $ 3 0 0 to prepare for and defend this case. A similar case is now pending in Tallahassee, Intrastate asking for an increase of 15 per cent on such articles as Fertilizer, Crate Material, F e e d Stuffs, G roceries, Eto. To successfully oppose this case, the Moral and Financial sup­ port of every Citizen of Seminole County is required. . . . . . . ... . . . THE SANFORD BOARD OF TRADE � 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, 1917 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, July 06, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 06, 1917. 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>, July 06, 1917; <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/1eac738d7d81ad7053bff8f87339be67.pdf 968a5aab01d8625531ecf6561a4f5110 PDF Text Text • * MV IN THE HEART OP TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PU B LIS H E D r : 's I l i J r ^ E i r t r ON AND TUESDAYS FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D .— Life la Woith Living VOLUME VIII SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1017 - NUMBER 03 FORTY NUMBERS DRAWN SUBSTITUTES COUNTY DADS RUSSIANS CONTINUE DRIVE" FOR THE FIRST DRAFT FOR FLOUR HAD MEETING ON THE EASTERN FRONT IN SOUTH LAST TUESDAY GIVING GERMANS CONCERN GOVERNMENT N E E D S 650, “ on* until the rank* are full. If the 000 MEN FOR FIRST DRAFT exemption factor is allowed for in the CAN BE U S E D PROFITABLY M I L L A G E R E D U C E D A N D | an,hiP “ * Agricultural College at . . . too* . hrat drawing, however, it *cems like­ AND SAVING *BE E C O N O M Y W IL L BE ( *laineaville ninesville and ut- tn. K L b M A I. and nask for appropria-j1KUSSIA L A C K S NOTHING Washington, July' 9.— Selection ly hat a million or a-raillion and a . GREAT tion of $132.00 for same. On moJ BUT TRANSPORTATION SAYS day for the new National Army is half name* would be provided for at WATCHWORD “ on of O. P. Swope and carried. PREMIER approaching rapidly as the local ex­ that time, the emption boards in the various states complete their organization, give serial' numbers to the registration cards and forward certified copies to Provost Marshal-General Crowder. Indications arc that the drawing will be held this , week; but no official statement has beep m afe as to the War Department plans. Washington. D. C.. July 8.—The nten to appear for examination in the order in which i,out*1 baa at its command a variety they were drawn and the cards of-°* *?.°‘* "‘ ‘iff* which can he used to those not reached in any district excellent advantage as part substi­ where the quota was filled* before tutes for wheAt flour in making they came up before the board* to bread nnd biscuits. Housewives are be returned to the registration lists. urged by specialists in t|ie United Another fnetlr being worked in the .‘'tales depart merit of agriculture to selection regulations is the provision try some of these In their bread mak<d the law requiring that each state i ig. Not only will they be able to be given credit at the drawings for effect a saving in household expenses the number of men it has supplied „„ but Ly reducing in the south the volunteers in the regular army or ronsumP“ ‘»n of wheat Hour brought the National Guard. 1 ' • ^n from other sect! ms of the country --------------------- •• • Giey will he helping materially to i m same refused. ■Mr-. A. Vaughn, tax assessor pre- , '* Kr‘‘a* news to-the Americana tented tax assessment roll for 1917, l! In‘ has shaken heptelf and real hear again in every whereupon same was examined and 8 now •n opinion of the hoard there were sense of |he word. Our main danger no changes to maktf, and same was wuh that Russia might make a sep­ accepted without change, -and rlerk arate peace or that the nev’ frccdom instructed, to run notice In Sanford would work havoc in the morale of Herald that this^hoard will hear all the Russian army and stop . t h e complainra in reference .to assess­ fighting «n th«» rantcrn front In ments of taxes f.rr 1!»|7. if any there which case America Vould • hnve he, at their regular meeting August borne the brunt of-the future fight­ ing nnd the war would have lasted 6th.. 1917. many years longer/ All warrants paid .during the Motion of L. P. Iluganin seconded A staff correspondent of the Assoby C. \V. Entzminger. clerk is in- (limitli of June cnnci-lli-d of record. All, bill* a* presented and auditl-d j pres* lias been received by struetf-d to write ('has. E. MeGrory. to furnish two copies of the ,•> tin- clerk are approved and o r - P 'r' ,u**’ Lvoff, premier and minister . Jof • llu* interior, who made a stall*, minutes of th.- meeting of Jon, [ ,,, r*'' Pai'l. M ill ; i i ■ . .........................1 Motion ..f i n\ 1 • ■ U k -" -i'seconded " “ ’ ’D ' " r Gil* information «.f America .......... I <• . ,ir||.--| at thy. Russian front; »•»"■••• “ »'• •••»!•> to In til.-d in . I. rk * *’> '• •' Ragan I. \ Rriimley i* . ......... .mi liori/t-A t» -tn-ll t '.iitu r-.fi ail-line I "'•’nsures whereby America cun us..tlii i- a inI ........... >„ i n t . iilrd t.. in this struggle t nn- against ••r.Hiii -i German in • Mu *:n lio-i-t t* I tub ding \V I ii-iiriiiHi- bfgiuning at Gem-v.i avenue and run vniili I'.irrn-iJ. <Lnmi nation; internal and diplomatic Colll|.;»n\ . tin motion of L. I*. Hagan, sec­ problems and tin* inllaenee of the Moti.'i] of C W. Entzminger, sec­ onded by ,(). p,. Swope that Semin­ revolution nnd (lie wilr on world onded by 9, I*. Swope, former 'ac­ problems. tion of this board to-purehnse one ole county will agree to pay $1,000 to build frit- bridge at Osteen Ferry. truek nnd employ one man to look ............I ............... ..... . ' ' ri"7 . ' • « * after l In- repair* nil .-or l-ri.-l: road rn M| hu uiisliaKrn npifmism that nott'll'lt* binlg,f r1 1 > | I , I , •i • -ysi.-n, I,. n..t.: . «.! , ...... i%it lr I ,ii.ding grave illlllenllle, to lie ( 'ui 11>-I ii p y w ............ i.|,.(,i| f i n d Ru*<la i- inarching toward roM'■* ' l * It I ' m .-miMg.f 1) * " I ii i mi ng.-t -nit e,i rried, , , , *n■-lrtict ioii aml tliai 11,«* wnr is d,-serondi -I n\ u p. v.u,q„ , ||laj |. F.tiguieer ti |( Ramsey was in- J veloping toward victory. t Regarding the war," continued Brunili-y nnd L. P. ilagan be au­ structisl to prepare estimate of ro*t | thorized have iiei-es*ary repairs tp build hard surfaced road from 'be Premier, "say that the |at,.»t mode on brick, roads in their respec­ Seminole county line at Gohlcnrod j f'tio n of our army inspires in me to Oviedo cemetery, same, to he!Full hope. I am convinced the now tive 'districts. Carried. Telegram from Slate Cniiiptmller built of shell interlocking gravel or ■advanrh. even if temporarily’ stayed, ,ln' finished, lint is a prelude to in refi-reiu-e io im rea*e in l In­ other good material, and submit i railroad a«*es»inent (or IM7 r.-ud tame at m'-xt regular meeting of thl<! mU',b greater nun-esses;* The adooard vain •• thoroughly cbnfulcs llu- pessi­ and i.led. . . llu.lg m prepared by the ch'rk mists who unauimousjy predicted * Commnnii ntion from Ma.-->arliuthat no offensive by our supposed md ii pproved and anepleil by this *ett* Bonding >V In-uranee Co. hi disorganized troops wa < impossible. board p*ovubfor the milliige for reference- to liond nf ilankinson iV Tin- offensive spirit is spreading. llagler r.-.i-l and r.li-rri-d to \i I''17 a- f.dhjw * Hon. Hoard of County Commis­ sioners in and for Seminole County met in regular session at 10 a. m., Sanford. Fla., July 2nd, 1917. * Present, t'hairmnn I,. A. Druml°>y und Commissioners L. p. Hagan. ( '* 'V. Entzminger. O. P. ‘Swope andI .b. II. Kilbee, .with- K; A. Douglass, clerk, with A. F. Hell, deputy sheriff in' attendance. Minutes of last regulor meeting, also special meeting of June 11th read aud approved. Administration officiula are main­ taining' strict silence as to the method to be followed. With the recent statement by Secretary of War Raker that the drawing would i lea've the railroads freer to trans­ PERSHING I*It |;I* \in n f; be held in Washington, however, port necessities. collided with the stress laid on the Getting Ready Among the wheat Hour substitutes aerial numbering card*", the for (•real \mc r. n i ormueiwlt d 1•\ -|» ci.ili-t f..» It a M , |III 1 outline of the plan is clearly indi­ ' "inli art | Haiian.i. •a-r.aia, cated. Paris. July f*. M.ipir i ,■ nor.,! , d.i. I h t ii and sweet potui.i _• It is understood that it is pro­ Pershing spent i Oll.ll ciittfi-riing with •iit»l k.illir and < ! r-,»y I** alls and his stall cone-,lltl.g plant for tin* poned to place in a single jury wheel peanuts. in Washington one complete set of permanent training i•amp in F'r.incf The substitutes in group 1 should numbers. . When a number is taken -an<1 America's participation at i h. he mixed with- good whites Hour in lighting front. ~ from the wheel, the man in each the proportion of I to :t. The result­ coemption district, whose card hears The permanent ramp already has ing bread is excellent in every way. that serial number will be drafted. been established and one battalion Only a little less rich in protein than Thu* - as rnch number is drawn, is undergoing intensive trailing nrd.ri: bread ii i- mu-1 Ii n. 1. approximately .to,(ion nun will InGeneral C. r-lnng w I , I ,. Id mini rII u and otln-r imp-drafted or one in each exemption Marshal li ng, tIn- Ha:, n t.. ,.t • .on. 11* in fit flrit 1 1at aiia- ' >.Mill di»tmt. If 1.1200,000 mqn are to In-1mundrr. non u-1.1 Jit m.o.ing bnn.it a Vlwalir• caljed In-fore the exemption boards . in the first selection, whi(h seems L , ‘ ’‘’“ riling has issued the tlusheen ami sweet potato may be highly probable, only forty numbers '’ ^nwing^cneral order to ha troop*: boiled anti then mixed with the flour For the illr*t time in history ub or the dried product may be used. wobld need to be druun, each rep re* American army finds itself in Euro­ renting forty men from each of Rice anti kaffir should be mixed pean territory. The good name of i with Hour in the -utne proportion as 30,000 exemption districts. • th e -United States of America' and ,the substances in group 7 I to 3. , , There are numerous complication* the maintenunA* of cordial relations: nr,.;|l| in:,Kine frbm kaffir i -mm which must arise, however, and the require the perfetl tb-purt im-nt of what darker to color hut richer iii method of solving thc-n can be each member of tin • innmunfi. protein aud n-li tlialin wfiile brt-ud. known only when the Administra­ "It is nl the greatest importance “ town rice Hour mixed witli wheal tion makes known its plans in tietail. The-number of registered in­ that the soldiers of the \merican i*' a!. i» snmew hat darker Ml •nloj ' a» ri.M dividuals in each district -who :Trc army shall at all times treat the (1,an i|hit.- bread. 1•;; i M l prui i in and -it im f noli •< fi*»t it tor in > t.ei. \ I let ..lies Mill. French people, and especially th. ' I’liia is no gradual reconstruction liable for military service will not be 1 1 *Ms. Tin *| «n * General Revenue • Use of | M -ll-do-! riua women, wiih tingreatest courtesy of llu- army-, bin Hn- first stage of a Mr. J. ti. Hurley, freight agent, the saint*. Aliens art* registered but Road A Itrnlge Fund not tidd • tlo* * .1| it her to > | m aralii i and 'consideration. complete process of re-creation, A. C. I. It. R. Co., appeared In for. art- not liuhlc for duty. In some Fine A Forfeiture Fund nf nuiritiv t \)H' liread to nor it* which is almost miraculous, proving, tinboard in reference to payment districts the proportion of physically "The valiant deeds of the French in my judgment dial the troops nre of freight mi brick being im-il in tin t idler.ll Sclinol I mill disqualified will run higher than In armies and the A lh .-. b y which they vnIlM*. infectci| with it genuine revolution­ S»»y io .11-.* and pealnut * ;iriI* l T repair "f old brick road-, satin- being other*. together have »uc« . --fully m.tirit.iinT-.t iT t'oimiy Mdl.iye 1 ary and crusading 'spirit and the .bq ped (•> N iiuni-b Con-i nti I ion All .this .must he coiihidcrcd in j oil tin- cofiimon cause lor three $car«, tri uni \ III h in proll hi •i fn! fal School Bond F'uud, I list. I :\ consciousness of a mission to save Co.', for llatikiiisnn A llagler, and framing the regulations. Providion j nnd the sacrifices of the civil pnpu-| ^ our l,rt'Par,,d from either of them, , Road iloiid F*iind , 7 Russia ® n l“ l*- made nlso to hnlnnre, n* far * lalbui of Frnttry in support nf tlo ir mixed with .white Hour in tin- n-di that i,piinty pay friigbt bill. Spe. lfll SeloHil Tux I »| s | No il I "Naturally. I am nuur<i that not *3in.* bring rrftiM-tl. a* possible, the chances of military [ armies command our profound re­ propnrtmn of I to 3 is well adapted No.2 2 everything cap lit- done hy enthusi* Communication from T, I*. Grady- Special School Tav I list. to make a ‘nutritious flour. Itreud duty bet ween the men In each dis-1 sport. This can best In* expressed Special School Tax flint 3. I 3 asm. I give you frankly, the good. , read aud tiled. . * Irict, «o that disqualification of a on the part of our force* by uniform made from white Hour alone eonSjie. i»| y, bool Tux |>i*t fi A ii i and the had side. tain* less than !* per cent |*r..|• in Cvmmunicati>n.®fmm W It Fufbr large number in any particular dis­ courtesy In .,11 the French people Notice (rum Slate t'ouipt. as fol­ "The good side is the army's sup*' * ami only about 0..1 per cent of nullr< ad und lileil, _ trict for any reason will not put and by the faithful observance of lows: Stute Mill age, 9 mills. ply ' of munitions and. other -neces­ free' ash, while bread made from soy Communication from- Davis A •upon those qualified additional like- their Inws and customs. saries." .In which we are inurkcdly In-ail and wln-nt Hour contains abijut (iil*s read and tin- following resolu­ Clerk instructed to write llauhinhood of being sent to ’ the front. “ The intensive cultivation of the 11 per ceql protein and 1 per cent tion was adopted: better off than last* year; .in fact, • . son A llagler. that A. L. R. It. Various ways of accomplishing soil in Franco under conditions *«all-frec-u!vh. Dread made'from pea­ Whereas the rommittee heretofore Co., has presented bills for. freight op guaranteed for the immediate future. this correction of cjiar.vea so os. to caused by. the war makes it neces­ “ The had side is the transport' nut und wheat tlour mixture eon- appointed Hy the board ,o f ‘ county hrick used in repair work, and ask niake the resulting draft as fa ir.as sary that extreme cure be taken to difficulties, which still are serious; . Kiins about 12 jier cent protein nnd commissioners of Seminole county. them for authoiity to pity same and Possible have been irugg-stcd. do no damage to private property. about 9.62 per rent, salt fre e .ash. Florida for the These are an evil heritage from the Florida Groves charge to nccount of llunkinson A An arrangement of .dummy num- The entire French manhood capable Thus it is seen thnt even when only Drainage District, duly reported to llagler. Freight hill unudint* to old YcglmV.* JCven with staple polit­ ical conditions, the creation of cf* h*rs may be resorted to, to equalize of bearing arms is in the field liglit. | part of these mili-iitnt,Jt is mixed said board that tin- work provided $|5ti,l5. Honor them a* w|t|, three pnrts of white flour thb- for in the contract entered into be­ matters between distrirt*. The mat- ing the .enemy. ( ’Jerk instructed to notify, tax fieidnt transport is u problem of resultant bread is about 40 to SO per tween said board, and W. II. Wil­ as-u-vsor of the millage to he assessed years, pur present, hope of speedy . b*r has had President Wilson's per- tlms" id our. .own country.” ' *°nal consideration in line with his rent richer in protein and about 50 liams has , been completed and said and that he* is to make extension ac­ improvement lies with thff Stevens' commission (the American comm la. ■pledge that the method employed to 300. per* cent, etcher in mineral board lias duly inspected said work, cordingly. * DIG MEETING TOM ORROW *ou1d be fair nnd just. ingredients other than salt. together with the^engineer in charge. Clerk instructed to have budget, siqn), from which we expect much." m "b ile tlie first contingent of the Various Ua.iri's of Trade to Meet Asked whether the United State* As each person, it is calculated ’ Now, therefore, bo it resolved, by published for thirty days. • fir* army .under the bill Is limited 1., Sanford consumes about three-fourths of u the board of county t-nmmissinner* Ronds of ]/. W. Fintzmingcr and could improve Russia’s own manU- ,. 600,000. men, an additional 125,­ The freight receivers nnd shippers barrel of Hour a year, and us the of Seminoh' county, Florida, thut Mrs. M. C. Vaughan, for carrying factun- of munitions hy sending ex­ 000 or 150,000 will be needed for the meeting called Jointly by the San­ population of. tho southern states is said work done by the said W. R. firearms were upproved und license perts, Prince Lvoff expressed tho ****rve battalions. Ilesorve bat* ford nnd Orlandui Boards of Trade approximately 30,000,000, it is ob­ Williams, in pursuance of said con­ ordered issued. opinion that it could not, declaring . tailjons are being recruited for.all for Wednesday lToO p. nt., July II, that the problem of tho employment tract be and the same is l)crohy ap­ Following hill* of F'lorida Graves vious that the general use of these rfgular regiments and will be re- to be held in Sunford is assured of of American aid in the Russian proved and ’ finally iirccpled, und Drainage Diitrirt were approved wheal Hour substitutes would -result rruiu-d for tho National Guard’ when large attendance from out of town in u marked reduction in the lotnl that final payment be made said and. trustees ordered to pay same: workshops was too complex. it i* drafted into the Federal aor- representatives. Secretaries Mnr- quantity of whent ftutir consumed in contractor for said work, nnd that "W ith regard to American help Fred T. Williams. $13.00; L. A. Mce. The organization of the Na- lowe and Allen nre in receipt of the south. On the basis of a total sttid W. B. Williams, contractor is Sheldon. $5; J. R. Jones, $5.00; O. P. geneYally,” said the Wemler, " I laid ."Uonal army wifi be on tho same ba­ letters and wires, from .Lakeland, flour consumption in’ the southern hereby released from bond for this Swope, $26,410; W. B. Williams, con­ down no sperlflc program. It will th. _• . ... be aimpleat lo say thut nll conccalvLeesburg, DeLand, Eustis, Osteen, states of over 22,000,000 barrels, it wdrk. ' .-* tractor, $1369.26. * It muy be necessary also- to draff Windemcre and from several ind«- has been estimated that if the prac­ Report nf bond trustees of road Motion oI.L. P. Hagan, seconded able American aid is wanted In enough miAi to fill up the regulars pendent shippers over Polk, Lake, tice became universal, the use of 25 bond* fund read and ordered filed. by C. W» Entzminger and carried,* every domain. But the key to th» *nd guards to war strehgth, al­ Orange, Seminole am) Volusia coun­ per rent of flour substitutes grown Report ot the several different Mr. J.' T. McLain is authorized, to solution of all our military and eco­ though no decision to this epd has ties. in the south would save over 5,500,­ county officials read and ordered ronstruet nnd furnish muteriul for nomic difficulties is transport ameli­ reached/ The regulars are rlose The meeting will be held in the 000 barrels of flour. As a matter nf filed. bridge on Oviedo Geneva road, oration, in which it la impossible to • . to war strength and the guard units court house promptly at 1:00 p. m., fact, however, the saving would be Judge E. F. Houshulder nnd FL A. nbout 300 feet from Rs It. rrOBsing do too much. recruiting rapidly. If possible and all oar merchants, growors and far gruatur than this, because a Douglass, clerk, appeared before-the at Oviedo, at same price ns received "Send my hearty tha’nka for tho they will be completed by the pres- shippers are invited to he present, much larger pro|iLr\N»n of flour sub­ boa til in reference to Jiook machine for liridgc constructed ' on Oviedo- American project, the dispatch of *°t war volunteer system. the Red Cross mission. no matter whether you are a Board stitutes can be used, in the prepara­ for county judge'a office, nnd the Chuluota road." I hope also for further American. -. L There Is one other consideration of Trade member or not, as the tion of biscuits than of bread. In purrhas? of new book machines for (fierk authorized to purcbaiQ. fan financial support. '|hieh will affect the total number mntter is of vital Interest to nll-eoh- view of this factj^ the total saving county clerk’s office. No netbm. for tux assessor’s yffire. "Among our other economic prob­ might amount to 10,000,000 barrels ‘ ( • Tax Collector Jno. D. Jlnkins ’ Following bills wrto paid, war­ 0 mcn to he drawn. Opinions vary «?erned. lems the must vital is food. Here, All this- flour/ it presented his annual report of col­ rants drawn for same:. ** 15 to th» number of exemptions After the busine ssacssion which of white flour. *hirh must be inado under exemp- will consume about three hours the must be remembered is imported in­ lections alid list of, errors and in; General F'und— Lake A Rossettcr again, the central question is trans­ lon regulations. A rough estimate entertainment committee composed to the south from other scctiohs und solvencies, to balance hia account. $100.00, E. A. Douglass 126.00, For­ port, and if America helps Fn this, J1 at 50 per cent, exemptions of Chairman G. F. Smith, D. J. thp consumer must pay freight rate* Report accepted nnd clerk ordered to rest Lake 36.00, Geo. A. DeCottes we can do the rest ourselves." . * j notify State Comptroller of same. 60.00; Dr. J. T. Denton 26.00; H..C. Physical or other causes has Holly, Roy Symca und A. E. Yowell on it. • Mr. B. J. Starling appeared be­ Du Bose 20.00, Mrs. L. C. Glisson t>n generally employed In comput- are planning for an auto* ride and Ruard of Trade Note fore the Imnrd on behalf of Mrs. the probable size of the task evening entertainment for tfie visit­ Dev. A. S. Peck, rector of Holy 2JI.00, W. C. Williamson 60.00. E. F. At the governors meeting of he Qr,‘ the exemption boards. • ing delegates. Altogether twenty Cross church, and the members of Shchus nnd Mrs. Handell. and on liouaholder 4.00, Dr.1J. T. Denton Hoard of Trade, held at the Carnes it •* not known whether the gov­ Florida- cities will he represented, the St. Andrews Brotherhood are motion of O. P. Swope, seconded hy 2.00.-Dr. O. J. Miller 2!00. W. C. Hotel, July 6th, Editor R. J. Holly The details of the afternoon and camping at Daytona Reach this E. 11. Kilbee, Mr. L. A. Brumley is Williaitison 1.00, Robt. W. Lord was elected qs a member of the gov­ - > rnn>pnt plans to call double the amli(-r of men actually needed on evening session will he explained week. Among the party are Harold authorizipl to, investigate case and T.2b. W. C. Williamson 39.82, Her­ ernors! replacing Mr. Jas. Taylor, re­ do w'hat in his judgment seemed ald Printing Co., 28.25, S. Rell Tel. signed account leaving the city.. e first selection in order to provide thoroughly at the monthly meeting Washburn. Virgil I.ec Smith, Walker best. . c**ln*t these exemptions. Possibly of the Board of Trade to be held in Co*. 18.05, A. Vaughah '453.29, Dr. T. A Neal was placed on the Dixon, Arthur Dirking, Pat Mur­ Mr. Schelle Muincs appeared be­ Charles Electric C o .'18.87, F’enole advisory board, being elected to sue. the smaller number will be the cotyt house Tuesday night at . phy, F^dward ilujpg and others. fore the board in reference to schol* ‘ n to bo filled out by later selcc- 8:00 p.Jm., July 10th—tonight. . (Continued on Page 4) cced Mr. Holly. . v /' * * -iff V* •i l . ■ . 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In spite of the conditions of today, we offer in this sale, the most valuable price con­ cession of our business career. Having just completed our inventory, we find thousands of dollars worth of merchandise that MUST BE SOLD before the summer is gone. WE ARE NOT TAKING CHANCES HENCE THE R U MMA G E SALE 20 TABLES IN AISLES Filled to over-flowing with good merchandise that Will Be Sold These Five Days. We have instructions to Sell These Goods Regardless, and SELL THEM WE MUST LADIES, SEEK.AND LISLE IIOSL Buying 1.1ose these day? iai prices means a great big $1.5u White, Black and (f gOlors, Uadmoremake 1 Table Children's Cloth Hats 50c rpnl 75c value, fur our Rummage Sale 1 Table‘M ens Balbriggun Shirts and. Drawers » 1 lot 75c Silk I )re.ss Ties, ajl new features and colors go- A Q ,, in g a t Every Hat in the house in eluded. 3.50 am U . 00 Straws 1.91 2.00 and 3.00 Straws .91 7.50 Panam as .............. 3.91 1. Table Children’s Hose, Black, Tan and colors, values up to 25c, Rummage Sale Price* only 10c and.... .............................. 1 Table Ladies’ House Dresses and Aprons up to $1.50 G Q n 1 loL Men's Sport and Dress Shirts/ $ 1 0 0 . and $125 / J Q ., values BLEACHED SHEETS 50 Dozen Ivenwobd, K] Seamless Bleach Sheets, a seller, as long as they last ( at only..................... •...... « 72 inch Bleached Table Dam­ ask/ beautiful patterns and a q regular $1.00 v a lu e ......... U J/C t 68 inch Bleached T a b le Dam­ ask, beautiful patterns and £TQ ~ 1 Table Ladies’ white and col­ ored Waists up to $2.00 val- P Q p ues only 98c and ... ........... U 57C * » 1 Lot Indies’ palm Beach and .Wool Suits in the Rummage Sale for what they will bring. • 1 Table Georgette Crepe* and Crepe de Chine Waists < U Q S $6.50 and $7.50 values 1 Table White Flaxon, Dimity Checks, Stripes, etc, 35c o r „ and 40c values....... ........ . ^ O C 'Thursday morning we will sell choice of ciur 10c, Pi'v-c and lac Colored Lawns, Batiste and Voiles at Rummage Price of $1.50 Fancy ( 'hecks. Stripes ele. only The and SOcSKk Boot, white black and colors W H ITE A N D COLORED S K IR T INC! This includes our entire liner of white and colored Skirting that we have sold all season up to 50c yd. They come in checks,, plaids, stripes, etc., the Rummage . Sale Price .... BLEACHED SHEETING A nice, soft, medium weight Bleaching, full yard wide, selling regularly at 15c, Rummage i A ,, Sale Price, per yd ... * A U .C 10 yds. .Limit to Customer. COLORED VOILES AND ITIES. Thursday Morning Special D IM ­ 100 pieces new pretty Ginghams in plaids, stripes, check, selling to­ day at 15c and 18c, Rum- -I A — mage Price, per yd. AUC 10 yds. Limit to Customer Thursday Only 1 Lot of 5000 yards of Val and Round Thread Laces, val lies up to 25c, insertion mostly Rummage Price Thursday l Ijot of Laces worth to 50c, Linen, Torchon, Vais, etc., up to nine inches wide, Rummage Sale Price Thursday 1 Table Ladies’ ICimonas, our regular price for these $1.50 A Q / , and $2.00, Rummage Price v O L 1 .Table Ladies! Gauze Vest, 15c and 25c value ..... 1 A „ AUC RUMMAGE SALE OF M IDDIES. 1 Table White Lawns, 1 A — 15c* value .......................... ' A U C Regular and Coat Style Middies, Green, Copenhagen, Light and Dark Blue and Pink, trimmed, all new stock and a wonderful value Q Q / » at $1.50, Rummage Sale i/ O L * -m 1 Table Colored Voiles and Dimity, 50c value.... ... About 50 slightly soiled Middies will go quick a t ... O fr ^O C fJ Q p U »7 .L No Goods Sent on Approval, Charged, or C. O. D. at These Prices $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 W orth LOOK FOR THE OF NEW AND FRESH 1917. Merchandise ALL OVER THE STORE—AND ON EVERY PIECE of itlERCHANDlSE EVERY DOLLARS WORTH AT Reduced Prices ■ If . t - .*i * *I #• �7 • fair *3 1917 TI1E SANFORD HERALD PAGE SEVEN' liol* count), florid*, with *ue)) other of-1 flrrt, »trnrtr* *mi p|irri of huainrt* in Klor-1 da and ot>.r ttttr bf Ik* United Stitt* and iff foreign rouniri.i ai thr board ol dtreeAnd Every Man Will Feel The tor* to*) from tun* t» time if.,.rmi..»__ -Httrden of-Ttidlfr , Arllflell. The fetiffai tiatijre of |h*» huilneob in he Here art* the taxes you ns an indlUantactrd by the aaid corporation shall be Athluul citizen will have to pay if the ** <ollowa: to-wit; tu hold, buy, own. ran trol, work, developr, aril, convey. Irate, revenue hill passes in Its present rent# niortcafp, pledge, earhangr. cultivate, form: improve end. Uihrrwite deal In and «|i«powrof rral estate, and any right*, title, interest or rtiatr therein* in the tiatr of Florida and ancock Income Tax—If unmarried with in other state* uf the Ff^trd State#, and in fori if n rout.tr.rs to plat. Improve and de* an income of over *1.000; if married vslupe laud* for | purpoar of safe, and to wiih income over SJ.000. do and psrfuriti all thmr* appropriate and nrtm«r\ f*if the develupmerit and nnWar 1’rotitn Tax If engaged Pw, ntrnrit*. MackheaJi, frnkln. Motcht, proirriis i t * f tfir *aniir fuf any purpurea fur . 5 tin u well at foe mar* tniout (art. tralp which the mrne mayln* adapted, to under­ huMnens as an individual, in partner­ How They Work. [3 hodr eruptlo"*. hire*, ecirma. etc , mt take and direct the management and aale of ship or stockholder in corporation . In an argument against fnnntlcism all or any part of tho property of the coriaUtrlrnllAc compound ol tulphur. At atoIfi Htooth*! »nd h*alt: taken Internallypotation. and to undertake and dl/ert the with net profits over $5,000. the late General Funston snitl to n Tor­ manafrmrnt Jrr** In a flat* o( yater It *M» at the and tale of property, buildlnga jjtjof lh* trouble and purtflci .tic Mood. lax on automobiles, motorcycles, respondent; “ Even the looking glass and land* of other* and to tran«art on com* mtaJion Ute KentfAl buainca* of real e^Uite iff** that tulphur It one ol the motorboats, yachts, f^Udra, post* and the wine glnss have their* uses. agent* *nd htokvt*. Ejjrfedlr* blo3l w fim known. «*• The looking glass reveals our defects cards nnd second class mall, rnmtotr. a ao«d compltalon Itn t tkln deep To^ manufarture* purchase nr ntherwite -HO health data. ' r t<* ourselves; the wlue glnss reveals acquire, to hold, own, mortgage, aell, aartgn. •Stamp luxes—Ronds nnd certifi* them to others." trirtarer and othrrwite dispose of and deal to atk (dr HANCOCK SULPHUR in tlmbrn, lumber, naval afore*, good*, COHI*OUNt). It hat h*cn utrd with tatltcates of indebtedness, parcel post ware* grid merrhandite of any and all kind*; bd'orr rrtulta for over 25 year*. .Mjjjifk bond* and iecurr the pame by packages, stock certificates, stock 50c and $1 tht boltlt Infallible Indication. pledfta or deed «tf tru«t or mortgage of or transfers, future sales, time drafts, unon the who)* or any part of the properly -our druUltt't. If h* can't tupply you. When n man suys he merely ploys of the corporation, and to aell and pledge iLj hit nam* and the prk* in tlampt and notes, bank checks over $5, deeds, for pastime the Indications are ho aueh bond* for proper corporate u»e* g« and JJiai trad youa bottl* dlxtrt. when thr board of directors ahall determine; customs, entries nnd with drawals, quits loser.—Atchison Globe. ■A*COCK LlOUtO IUIMIUS to loan and borrow money on nolea, bond*, steamship tickets, voting proxies, COMPANY mortgage* or otberwiie. RttOMn. MS. powers of attorney, etc. To auhtrrlbe for, hold, purchase or other* - i fiapttf (*•* wise acquire, *ell, transfer, a/vlgn, mortgage Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, molasses Z.r-J<id MUtlk Pass Through Gian, pledge or otherwise dispoar uf shares of and all substitutes*. French scientists hove demon­ capital stock of of* *ny bond*, aerurltlea or other evidence* *of Iridehtrdn*## issued or strated that “ be vapors of Iodine nnd created by other corporations of the slate, \Shiskey, beer, wines and liquors. or of the l nited Stairs, or foreign countries bromine puss .'hmrgh thlu glass, even to eiercW all the rights, powers and priv* Cigars, cigarettes, cigarette papers at ordinary temperature. Urges of ownership thritif aa fully as a and tobacco. natural fw-raon might do, and generally to have and raerctse all the rights, powers, Mineral water, sodn water and and pfivilegrw incident to corporation* under other soft' drinks. the law* of the state of Florida. Article III. Freight, express and railroad tick­ The amount of capital slock of the cor* Duration aball be Ten Thousand ($10,900.00) ets. Hollars, to be divided into One Hundred Nillrr of \p(IJr«tlon fur Tn herd Tndrr shares of the n*r value of It00 00 per share# Nrf linn ft of rhoftler 4 ftftft. law* of whlrli shall M* pa) •) h> in lawful money of Flat Ida the United State*, or in property, or in labor Nut Ire i» hrrrby given that. Ira |i. and or services, at a fair and ju*l valuation to Kllrn Martin* purchaser* of Tat (Vrtiflrafc e filed by thp board of directoy*.*No, .150, -dated tho 6tb tliv cf July A. IF, Article IV, * 1915, ha* filed paid rcrilff** In my ufTlre, The term for which the corporation shall and haa made aspiration or tat dml to (». riUt shall be perpetual unless sooner dis* ■ue in arcordanre with lit, Nsid Veitifiratr Mdird according to law, ernliracra the following detrrihed |»ro'|teriy Arllitr V. •ituaird in Seminole county, Florida, to-an The liUiidHi of, the rorprration ahalf be WJ* ol NK'i of'SWfc. S#c. ft. Town*hip Convtided by ■ president, vife-prralilent, a .0, Fouih, ltang«* 31. Fait. Mcritaf) and treastifrr, anti a Ixiard of t|i* The mid land being a*«c«»ed at the date fret of v *d tii't i**p#i than thfes'* nor nmir* ihrn f the isouance ol siir'h reft t(irate in lh** l» H, Who h«l| |>«- -t Olkholtti r.w td the rnf | name of fb *1 ("f*n*ha» \l«o i i rtifirgit poratlon lb, director ‘ball i»e rterird by I No 1f*!t datiMil Glh day of July, A. It IMS, (be m|in.-fcb, hi. r artVtitaliy on the |0|h da> | |riivrrinr S\V'| of SW't, SW *, *| «^g, m of Aui»i» it •* *.ft*. • .it w4llr,lf,| ii,.r,,|a> wmi»I t II sr.gr tl Io n *. ■*i’l 1 J4 *hi » f rbail in<f»>« dial e|v « ht-rrafl# r I T h»• «*t4 land t«* if»r •• r«l at i »,» I* , ' • • « 11 I 1oI ! t»| .1; . - 1 mil I »*( tit.- t oumnrs **# *uch •s-MtfiiJs*i in ,|,r •b‘»M * •«*•*! at it i rf*t annual no •i uc uf I itato#' «d h ts * reitwha» I •ail for #1os-1 • » #1! •juallfW’d. tl.* b*.**nrw« 4tin it* 'hall 1•- f•**!» * 1 arror*Ui>g* t*i *.f the •*.» poratioti ‘ hall I*.* roudu<t.-d bv < 2 0 0 LQ s 1 T. i d*ed w.11 !■«*.*■ thrrr«>n t*n Id.*- *i Pi daj> the foil* wif e .-rtirrr. | f Hullmi J.n#(i f A uictiNt, \. 1* 1**17 !• **|h * ..n. »., \,.*• pfr.td. n l and rn> niff rial Mgnal.jfs* and •• j| J - •?t—*•t-, » ? in ) Aini itiiM in r, and I h i the lit h dn> of J id > . V I* I ■ * 1 . J- I *ii|t*)ti„ Jo t aniroii, and J. -I Your Crops W ith a Profit *, all i: a lM»n;i.ASsv IMrMnnm ahall eunstituts. i|t*. i.i.ard ol dit’lerk t'lrrult TnuM Seminole t*o.t Ha, cior*. !iJ.Fri-5lc Wrltilur l-rrti 11-..ka Itlfcie II.* *•’ ui, t,t..,.- nit.I The b‘chr-f aniotint of ind« M«'In, *• to . lliutlm AIITlri.es Of INCOfil’OII ATION which the cof|H3ration shall aubject tt*e|f j p s s a r KhiIm* i« hi trhy ttivrn that the uni!<-r> shnll f*'I evei-*d the anuiunt of it* r.ipttaj W ils o n & T o o m e r F e r tilis e r C o., I* w m I Kill, n il WrllnxiUf, Allfij-l iVt. -fork p!U i turpitf* s e m in g l e 1,11• Slppl) I»» . 11utllif abli dtirv J, t .«r| . W'l.l. Ml SI an nfncl urers IDEAL I'KRTH.IZERS * 4 ifffHf • »f 1 h * "lair ..I ? * ■ » I 4 4 . f* Tin ■ .fit ... cherokef i PIt* .Hr*-*|-I«» ll,F lh* l'*l Vtl It* 111 |•— r- *4 «’ . .......... »(«•*• 11* til* fwIn j*rii I Mim lil'tii t itml 11« * pi I l*« I ' .* _ ’ ■ i d r thi f* tl*iw11 if i>ro|4u. -i « cv isd i,-*i -^- t * I * It I 111(1 “ % l«( Sti'fl .....* hi pP *'A • »•!., !■ I'* -I, »!* F E R T IL IZ E R Jacksonville, ' i • v rM1fcfy ,1 ‘■u . it, l*i..it . „f .s.nfui.t I’ loritir •*— » | tfi>- Milk'|'■Ai* •' , • Itirr ••! Ih* •'■»• *lnM _ I (Vltnl) twiBllil'In WILSON &. TOO ' V riotul*. i"* , * I hrr-l-) r«(H 't*f }, That ui»*V$j*«!gy person . F. V. n.D**-. I »l'v a|.|«1ir‘»*ii«fe me F. r. >uiiun, JoF e r t il iz e r tulilr- rtf Inrarpat Joirph Cam^rati A^,C,.nrn , \ , t,j j. }. lltrktm,. eh, ul UUkln»i. ,.B . ar| * t J J. DlrklnauHf ; arkn«t>l*4|'<l «h «•'*i k f^.r l .T..JACKSONVILLE Wr, tl,.- urtil. - tEr. I ■ -Unn nf I'nbokrn 1(r»1l) .. ,,J • - i.s »n*Or-* ------,r)fr4f• r*<*l"'>l»r*licm “ III ■ loe-lhtf I If thr riTtr{ir.-n,ny ’, th,- |nf*a? bnijy pnlliir an,I ■nr! ■ ,i- unti>ry .-•oHili- ■■ , ,, , J,- pui|M',*#«T(.M* -#» i f *" 41r*» |Ui? i»l tfif iialr nf FlnflA »i)h and iiu >,| for mil i >i * .A,--*, tnt, -kapJ h*nT ■«, .... following pr<»|i't««‘d rhi •f th*.i uiJivi*'J ^ .iV.TitL VU,T, Irtlrlr I, ^Xubtlr IU-*l Tb»* nmme of « b»* --f»f r•<»t» |*!h*iki i Itrali > • •-»,»!■ • Irf nil t •» ii*trnlti‘ Judicial * * |d*#-*' of b whnll l « •Mlnwlc1 ( Hi>rida In t‘li44i«rr/ It. Ma-fcli, i.r. *«ntfitiiirijql ar. Ih!| Im * , * F»fi h -" Efji.Mii, i,,i i «. M-*' *vie4* . t.d \»* , ■ . »».;'• •««! •» * tH«l* * i,| s. |.i* . In I'lllilff situr* ; »: i-* tt . *- *. ii - . i**i *» » *. l If. ••1*1 . HI- ir.iTl i d. faI.danta | ’ If. iff. v» * fit* ”*« d * wt« -* It#* I•■*-f It f« 114*md j, Ilit- Flirtitl til SrftiMidu cnjifil), Ml wbltdij 1. y with Mir rndwf**4 j •ii kl «*if| -f.* rif1 *|d*miitidi1 *inrtHv |l s, I1.14*1-:* v *M| *«•! -ubp '•114 4*ltl1 »iif*rf lit-ap y » «i«aipAi<|t' « FI•■•**.1*1 4-t.rjiMfn . * . ( in '|.| Dn Iir .1 tMl ■ |1'II.I In • ,it.i« t» im **p| *» -ii* >> uhd l» i 4ii*i Mir tdlliifK ur aifi-ni's ul aid *ufpura*l.tlr 4f» I ^ unkm><^ii* afid it appeftfing In ihr^mirt l Hal I lip bill Iidia |.*r-n iiU-il in Mm- illiHlr "lalrtl P I. .Tii.-ff- *». the '.Mvc rn<fil,rrt rtm** t v VV ft vW ‘ 1.. lU.aftl, | -.II■I the 'li HERE ARE WAR TAXES Telegrams and long distance telephone messages. ** : Tennis racquets, golf clubs, baseImll.s and hats, fishing rods undiother sporting goods and games, including Jdaying cards. ,,.^xtracta, perfumes, cosmetics, tooth paste Mod other toilet articles. Patent medicines. Tiekefs and admissions to hall games, theatres, cabarets and other amusements. Clear Your Complexion TDtrtrThJS— Old Reliable [ Remedy— 'H * Sulphur Com pound a Herald Want Ad And Get Quick Results Owners of Font ears are advised to lievvare of counterfeit parts.*' If your car needs Udjuatment bring it here.whene you will find reliable service with the complete mechanical equip­ ment to give the highest quality of Ford ser\ict1 obtainable. All the Ford parts used are supplied by the Ford Motor Company. You can not expect your Ford car to give the ser­ vice and endurance you demand unless you have it cared for by men experien&d in Ford methods. Runabout $315, Touring Car $330, Sedan JM5, Coupelet $505, Towri Car $595 — all f. o. b. Detroit. On display and for sale by C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman LEGAL ADVERTISING Ideal Formulas Ideal Methods Ideal Results ID E A ! ^ v M ake Santord Vulcanizing Works E. w . H ICKSON :il l W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. Al TO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED COMPLETE NEW O U T F I T We are now prepared to do more and better work. (bah heretofore ( A L I, * WE SPECIALIZE *5 . ESiw “ If a man write a better book, preach a better sermon or build a better mouse trap; no matter if lie builds his house* in the wilderness, the world will make a beaten • path to his door.” . .......................................... -Emerson. i —■■i «, « It K 1>A I It ’ W C) It K a G U A K A N T E EI ) FRKI3 AIR SERVICE WE ( AN PLEASE YOU IN P R IC E R. C. M axwell, Mgr,, Sanford Branch - PH O NE G7 s e r v ic e ! q u a l it y No mailer how ur'cli or how little l.uiuher you need. we will be rlad I>» * II your order, and (ill it |irom()lty, lo your perfecl sa«isfac liou. This is the kind of seri ice we offer lo our patrons. * We carry the largest stork of I.umber, l ath.'Shingles, Sash and Doors iu Seminole County. We also carry a full stork of Lime, < ciuetil. Plaster. Nails, Sewer Pipe, and also the lied “ mI t.reen Vulcanite Roll Shinnies. ' Alsu connected 'he oldest and most relinlde Hardware Store in • tM,in »le County. Phone 135 for all your wants. • ’ H IL L L U M B E R C O M P A N Y SAN FOIL. LOR IDA i#»ml ui.i•, Tl» aItJmr H*all) t/».tnpany, m XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIllllllllIXtXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXu.,in„|| I Florida ri.rfM.ralii f*. \ml# S|ai<in and 1 Ml, •pMin, ilrfrt*di»‘t#. for Mm* |Mirpow of I f•-r* *l« -inp a rtiL*ri|*f*< "ti ,lhr prop- M> dr Avoid .Mosquitoes, Flies, ((lints, Etc. Iiy Using I ,n , d l»i ihi- 'Fill of #om|d*MM _ ^ It i* I lirrrfftifr. '»ifdrr*-«| that llir *1ol «l» fn>danI* Thalrhrr HraUy l umpan). a I lotid# lu/porallon, apprar lo.lhU «iuw, on or iafurr thr 3rd day -f Srplrmbff, 1917, and ifrftrid «F«* -aid afflflft, of tlrrffi* pro rqrt,fr«vu will'll* rritrrid againat •aid ilrfc-tidanl corporation, and final drt rcr rule md (biTroi. 11 M liftkrf ufilrrrtl that llda order It* piiljiahed onr* • wink for Ik* apart* of ivn rmmtht in th* Hwnfonl llrratd* a newapapwr The ilill Hardware Company pnldPhril in S*minol» ffluniy* Florid*. Dour. anprH, ailiudgrd and dmwd «l. has just received a fresh stock DaUrid, Klt.i ida, lh* 2!Mli day of June, 1917/ JAS. W PERKINS, Opal Screen Wire and a car Judge $twnUi Judicial IfirrtlU Four I ol Florida. Nails, American Field Fence IJi&kffiftMi & Mlcklnaoft# . Sob. for and Barb Wire. . . . . . HO-l'rMOic Noll.r *f l,,iri«l|«n (of-Tat Orr.J t’ndri • • Hrttlnn > nf I lta)>lrr lo t, !.»•« <>f .Tut-- 7-•"*. -M * * l.l i Nntt.f* U hffrhjf (tt.n lh»t Kr»nk L. Wo have the Goads and the Right Price. Wi.oiifuil. i— irrh. . . r nt 1'»t (Vrtiflr»l- N*. . 3), iUi .'I lh. ?.lh <ti)r,«l Junr, A. I* 1011. S»ifl r.ftin.*tr pntbrtrr. lh<*. Inlluwinr <hSee us before Purchasing i|h'>1 prn|>-riy *ilu*l.il In Stmlnul* rnunty, Klnrtj*, l.«i. 4 and (>, lllk. V, It *• «l*» )>!*l ul Puil Kwd. Tin1 M ill l*ntl l»in, »l th* *1*1- f.t lh. IniUbf. of «urh tfftllral" fn thr n»mr n( It. T. I>fl.“ ■■It. At*" t>HlBt«r N». 710. flalrit the 3n'i <!»> nt Junr A. I), I91S. S*t.| <*nllt. r a jr Ihr fnllonln, itcrrltir.l prop rrly .itumtrd In Krmlnrlr rnunty. Kturtil*, Next to Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida tn-wlt Itrj. C rh» S rur of M *nM Wytly ..it tU**t. tun W 1I»S tl, B M It, jii". (i. N l«- Thr •*!■! Ian.. t-.in» »«*, I hr .lair nt thr l.nuanfr »f turh XXXII!lllllll!IXXX,.'!:illlll!!XtXllllilllllllXXXllllllllllll ,,fiifir»tr in tl-r n»m<- of It. T. TMi-,*U; h»n l t«t *»!d irflthratr. fn my nffirr, nn4 tm. ms.tr spiciestl.w tin In ilr.d. lo t-.ur in airofdnnr.- with l»w. »t'fcti-s .nut rr»ll(lr»l». »h»1| hr frilrrm. it •rrif.litiK O* taw Ul wjtl J*uir th.rrno ..n thr 30lh tiny nt July A. 1». l#17. Wit nr** m> gflkhl nicniluri-. and «-*l the thr ?Mh day of Jum- '. I>■ J'tlT tl A. IMlUtiliABS, l*i, ru Cjrruit Court yVmini’lr <’*i.,.n*. fly V. 11. Ih.url*... M. C. 9n Ftl fitr . — In l null *1 thr t ntmtf Ju tfr. Hrmlnu r Call nit. fll*!. of FC'iltla |nM t »ti- nt JsmrOiiiM-r AVUtinm. Tt. nil t'rtditlif*. Irynln- Dlitllbutir *mt Good Merchants Recommend *11 tvr»un> hnvine Cllinu ur llrmnnd ne»in-l »*ld Kalbtat • •’ You, amt rath ul you. art- hrwhy nr'lhrrt Bee Brand Insect Powder and n>,ui«d t - pra/rnt no, clblw “o.l ■•>■• Good merchants recommend BEE BRAND WSLCT^^t^^it^ls^rood P«-t--wWH». V»'t. tf MU'f ri r"«. "■'* . they ik .. know knnw from fmm expenencu nnrricnco how 17 effective tt Is. pooq hair Ij aln.t Ilia • -latr III J.nji • Itatt. t » ticause iw - vo .«*/ -7- It_ 1,9 r wj itrrfc*rtl. ! tv; .in -v-.!. latr ir - ftt M Krtttin'i’r ■■■ - ruunt .-uum f Bell merchandDo0 that makes good every, claim, and IlE^l bo l uritu W iT R ; • . iiiiAND imAND inoEioi ito m jw D uBi. makos good dou—,. ? I -1 -,-,■ ! 3 * “ .. A fleas, mosquitos, ants, roaches, bodbugs or Insects of any kind, lla m Ju’" sa i I aVp m . w im I AMS. ic89to ydu' ami tha peta, Kikrutrti, Opal Screen Wire Things have grown larger but have not changed from yesterday. Today, people listen for the best. They are a* reading people and are constantly looking for the host. - - * . * ■ " “ • H IL L H A R D W A R E CO . You invite, them to your door through' advertising. Ydu must hold them with your product. - - - - We do both and'that is the sole reason why we have and are succeeding with our GAS and STEAM FITTING, PLUMBING, IRRIGATION PLANTS, SEWER PIPE and TILE, OIL OIL rand 'GAS-ENGINES, PUMPS and SPRAYING MACHINE U Y “ We Built The Sea-W all” Cl * ■ ."-»■# * * * * ' . V # Mahoney-Walker Co. O A K a n d T H IR D ■ •' [ M EM BERS SANKOKD •* P H O N E 388 In Coutt of Ihr Count) Jud*r. St;ntintilr Count,, Hiatt,- of t tntirt* * In fr K*tatr nf C.II.IU I’ w»t ma To nil * t^llilot.. K O A ltl) O P T R A D E 1 Bee Brand Insect Powder, 25 & 50c. fan It into the air. Files and Mosquitoes dlo In * lUn £ i£ S S S S S ^ S S a ildlL & “ or She UeU B RAN lI Tradi Mark. ¥ A ll Groctrt, DruggbfJ and D*partn\tnt Stores. urcORMicK & Cd.. • • BALTIMORE, MD. A* Krt-Sle �To arrange for this Big Sale. Entire Stock to be sold at startling reductions for 15 Big Days. Busy hands now. behind locked doors preparing for you the Greatest Bargain feast ever witnessed by mortal man. . . . Worth of High-Grade Dry Goods,;Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Ladies Ready-to -Wear and Mens Furnishings at Big Reduc­ tions During this : : : : : •; : . : = = ^ jjjj p In placing this Sale before the public we have prepared for you the Greatest Bargain Feast ever witnessed by the buying people of Seminole County. This entire store—lock, stock and barrel—will go or sale at prices that will create a wild pitch of enthusiam and quickly buying desire: Positively the big gest bargain event since the day you were born. An event where profits are ignored, and cost en tirely forgotten. Read these few <prices, then come and see thousands more as good and better Barker , Brand r . Collars 15c Collar Wash Skirts All New Styles Good values Boy’s Pants Ladies’ $3.50 and $4 Shoes—Going • Men’s Genuine Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits, $10. values One lot of M en’s, • T- <• W omen’s and Children’s Rain Coats—Closing out absolutely below cost T 25c and up ~ z._• • ** •m •; •drB. 25c • H *• •• 0.i> Men’s Work and Dress Shirts *iv n .r'vry q»^*c\c\ I1 $3.48 • ' I Big Lot of Children’s Shoes internment man, woman and child knows of the tremendous advances on all lines of merchandise in the past few months, but few of them realize that the next few months will see greater advances. The merchants are today facing the greatest crisis in their history-—They are receiving notices <Jf advances in every mad. Merchandise is scarcer and harder to get than ever before. Ihey are forced to raise the prices on everything in their stock— * rom c*101ce> but from necessity. Therefore, when we tell you that we are actually selling you high grade merchandise in many instances for less than we could replace it for, you sure will no't c j\ c r y Big Line Leather Bound-Suit Cases One Lot of American Beauty Corsets--Small sizes 25c and up Corliss Coon Shirts $1.25 and $1.50 values House Dresses Fast Colors $2.00 values 1000 Yds. of Colored Lawn Going in this Sale at Yd. Big Lot Ladies' Shirt Waists Men’s Pgnts ;■ Good Values 98c and up AT 8 A. M. SHARP Men’s Hose % . Pair �.t 1 »<r.» •- PAGE TW O it. THESANFORD HERALD past ten yean. The wildest guesses . imaginable have -AT been made as to the future of The negro race. Some tft fact, during the past sixty years they have irtcreased nearly threefold. is a checking account with this progressive bank. Ypn can rely The increase of. the negro is but upon it when all other sources fail. " .. * little below that of the older civilized nations; England’s increase in the • We invite ydur account and assure you of careful attention and negro population during the past service with courteous treatment, whether your^iccount is large or ten years was something qver 11 per small. Come in and talk*the matter over. E lln ---“ - lb* city kr C»rrt*» | L N Pm T i m cent. SOUTH N A T U R A L HOME FOR Htura m Hi. Par MRS It is unfortunate that systematic ■■Mil ta U n it * M »t B* Mad* si OfWa • ' T H E NEGRO efforts arc being made to bring the CAPITAL $30,000.0(J SURPLUS $15,000.00 The East St. Louis riot, which re­ i MaU Mattar ta n H IN I |«l«ri'A*f negro from tho south to the .large I0*~ ‘ sulted in the death of more than 80 Ad mi March led. 1ST*. negroes has revived discussion of the industrial centers in the north. The , Na. Ud ■la Haraid race question, which hps resulted in negro is .probably much better fitted good in some wa>Y The tragic in­ for work on the farm than he is for cident proved that northern peopiq work in the city. The last census reports of the are no better friends of the negro United States government brought than the southern people. In fset, out the fact that negro farms in the it is becoming evident that the O. L TAYLOR If. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND R. R. DEAS south have increased 20 per cent, friendship of the southerner for the CaihU* Au’t C«>hwr p > L WOODRUFF Vka-Prashknt negro is more real than that of his while negro population increased northern brother, despite the lat­ only 10 per cent throughout the en­ fST I THE B A N K THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS ter's complaints against treatment tire country. The. real friends of the negro will accorded members of the race south im m w t w g a m x x x m m m m m x x x M t iS of the Mason . and Oixon line. try to persuade him to move on to Newspaper discussion - indicates the farm, for here he will'have more that the belief is growing that the independence than he will ever se­ o'clock, interment being made in RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Heaviest TaXes. south is the natural home place for cure in the industrial cities or even Lakcview cemetery. .. "Tho taxes nre Indeed very heavy, the negro, and that he should en­ in the smaller towns. By the Combined Boards of Trade The sympathy of the entire com­ nntl If those laid on by the govern­ Good growing weather for boautP deavor to solve his problems in the There are exceptional negroes who In Meeting Here munity goes out to the grief stricken ment were the only one* we had to pay fying the bulkhead. . cities and. on the farms of this sec­ will make good almost anywhere, Whereas, it has come to our at­ parents in their hour of bereave­ we might more easily discharge them; ----- O— — tion. Southerners have always con­ but it is to be remembered that we tention that the railroads doing busi­ ment. but wo have many others and touch more grievous to some of u*. We arc Sanford entertained the live ones tended that this is true, and now they arc dealing with tho one-tenth of the ness in Florida contemplate asking Sponge Sales in Tarpon taxed twice ns much by. our Idleness, here on Wednesday night. United States Cho state railroad commission for per­ are joined by many northern papers population of the The sponge business is tho one three times ns much by our pride nnd and people who hold the same opin­ which for many generations to come mission tp increase the freight rates, — o -~ • . big industry of Tarpon Springs, and four times ns much by our folly."_ If the Sanford Board of Trade was ion. Furthermore, the negroes are will in many respects be inferior to therefore be if amount of money paid here .annually Franklin. the white race. beginning to realise it, and if mem­ not in existence there would he-some Resolved, that we, delegates rep­ Those w ho are constantly preach­ resenting tho commercial organiza­ for sponges is in excess of that of sick people here now if they were bers of the race are given protection any other city in the United States, compelled to pa>v that increase in in future instances in which one of ing equality of e v e r^ s o rt for tho tions and business interests* of Cen­ This industry has done more to put their number run* amuck we will Occun Front Frn> lilt), lloum negro race are not the real friends of tral freight rates. Florida, do hereby protest Tarpon Spring!! on the mnp than all not witness another northern exodus the.negro. While the negro should against any increase of freight rates its other industries combined. Sales And yet these people will stand tip such as has* been in font* during the have equality of opportunity, It by at this time and be it further yesterday amounted to $20,500.—•_ Recent develop­ no means follows that lie is born und tell you tlter^ is nothing in t h e .l'a,t 18 months. Resolved, t^at the committee of Tarpon Spring* Lender. Pmlrr Sf* .VUnwm-nt Board of Trade. But these same ments indicate that this protection with the same endowment or capa­ five appointed at this meeting be Mi«. I iro. I*4f U**r am! l*a|ir|Too nr. he given. A bilities as tie* while puin.— Tdmpn empowered to act. within their own people will find out ju*t what is in " ’U MattAgrtv Persistent. it if they persist in staying outside 'That tilt* farm is a belter home I Times. 1 discretion in representing the trade "You wouldn't kiss a girl ngalnst Special Family and Party Rate and looking in. place for the negro than the city has] bodies interested to secure data, Jacksonville I.anils One her will, would you?” asked the leap long been realized by bur people. witnesses and if • necessary employ Am^tirmn ami lltirvfuraft I*'.id year maiden; “No, 1 would not." Jacksonville, July 12. —Special dis­ fi.00 |Vf I *a> anti lift Everything i* advancing and we The truth of the matter is thui the patches from Washington state Uml an attorney and assist them*in pre­ Then she tried another approach. senting tiiis matter before the rail­ look for a higher pricu hut it would ! ^arm superior nu\aiu.igvi to Secretary of War Baker has received "Would you resist very much If a girl DAYTONA REACH. FLORIDA obem that a large corporation could'j *,ot*1 w]’'tes a.ni* ant* ,iaV*r* a recommendation from General road commission, and be it further tried to kb** yuu?"—Loudon Answers. Resolved, that the organization make ice as cheap as some of th c ,u.*arb hits .this been tin* cu*r Hint* Wood that Jacksonville be selected smaller plants in the state can make I beginhihg of the cru of rural ns the site of one of the two army represented hereby pledge their mor­ al and financial support to further it and therefore the explanation of frrP '««’livery. fine highways, longcantoneinents to b e -selected. The •crulc it to a the Southern Utilities C‘o.. that they distance telephone service, inter- same dispatch says that either !!.**- this t*pter must have the exorbitant priee for -urbnti street ear lines and. most Im- |tiesluirg. Miss., or Alexandria, I a , successful lb *b.l > mil ted. ice seem* «>ut of ail proportion. If portant of all, good rural schools furl will get the other ciintonement. V. \V. iSrtuld there is no money in the retail ice- both races. There are many qosiSenator Fletcher is preparing t • tJ. W. Clerk-* trade W’tiy don’t they get off the job tions in southern cities ifi which ne­ place data on Jacksonville's advan­ gro labor is needed, but* the farm of­ • I), C. Marlbv . and let some other fellow have it? fers opportunities to hint. and hj* tages before Secretary Baker to sup­ ------- O ----- ’ Cuumittce on IL a J j :vna: children that the city does not hold, plement Gen. Wood’s recommenda­ tion. Wonder what the northern paper* Ocean Front, River Front anti Interior Lots $75.00 per lot and Conditions brought about by the Death ol Lfow nice Rc'iy ;\re talking of ngw, Florida just upwards. Sizes 50x150 feet each. Terms arranged io suit. LittU* Daroelb* Brow nice, infant spent -over $5000 to guard .a negro war produced exodils of negroes will Frank Miller Vppolnled Further information sec o r ’ write ( ’. B. Kino. Stale Bank, New cause southerner* to renew their ef­ brute while lie was receiving a fair Tallahassee. July 10. Pilot Com­ ( son of Dr." and Mrs. K. D. BrownSmyrna, Florida forts to solve the negro problem. trial for his varied crimes. Troops missioners for the port of Tampa i lee died at tile holm* of hi* parents kept him from the mob uqd In* r e -,an*' t*"' condition of the negro will have been named by Governor t.’atts , at the Presbyterian manse last night ceived the* fate that he deserved in a , l,,‘ hoTlt‘r,f| fr,,|U -v,‘,,r >',,ar- n "' ns follows; W. M Fielder, I..nub- after an illness of a few days. III! legal manner At the -ame H *»'" lf‘'* l"’'M'!v of lanner same time ♦ mil are plea d t< perform to A (>ni<‘*. R T Cnughin. W. V. I This beautiful bn by boy. the pride. mob* were killing and burning in- il Cob* nnd J. <’ . McNeill. | and jo>' of Ids parents and nil win grot*.* in the north for ifn* sain** the beet of their ability. nri*l> the Mr. Fielder and Mr. Cates are re knew him was on earth just fourteen crime and they were indicriminulelv best negrot- ar,. anxious to eoopi ate appointed from the old board. ’ STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH , months to become n sacred memory killing .hundreds of inuuvoui negroes. with them, T\ L. Miller, Sanford, and J. A/ in the hearts of his parent* only to A syndicate editorial received by S o r t i e di (Terence between th e‘ north! DAILY TRAINS TO W ASH ING­ the Time* doin'* ih<-*e sentiments Bingham. Daytona, have been- ap­ be taken from them by that scourge and the south in the treatment of , und'*r thi* caption. "The Negro and pointed to complete State Board of of infants, dreaded colitis. All that TON A N D N E W YORK the negro. Embulmers. the best of physicians, .all of the i ho City.'* O ----No. 82 No. 80 • No. 8G . gentle nursing, all that neighbors and ....9:10 a. m. 12:01 p. m . 8:10 p. m. The nice riot in East St. Louis has CORN CH OI’ SAVED friends rutild tld was done in tbe : Bridge Bonds Carried 1:15 p. m. Ar Kavnnmih i :0J p. m. 12:35 a. m. Three weeks ago, the .continued made every American citizen realize "... 5 :35 p. in. K:1G p. m. 8:45 a. m. The election In Duval county on vain effort to save the baby*Vr life, und very unusual drouth warranted the fact that wo have in the-negro .... 5:05 a. m. 7:45 p. m. hut a higher power seemed tq want 7:35 a. m. V the belief tlint the corn crop of Flor­ one of the most serious social pro! Tuesday to vote on the proposition little Dnrnelle in heaven and he was Ar Washington 11:50 p. nt. 8:10 a. m. 10:55 a. m. to bond the county for the sum of ’Ar llaltimiire. * 10:01 a. hi. 12:10 p. m. 1:10 a. m. ida for I!*I7 would be a most dismal leniH by which thi* -country is con­ $1150,000 fur tin* construction of a carried hence, .. 12:24 p. m. 3:30 a. m. 2.27 p. m. fronted. failure. Since then copious ruin* The funeral will occur from the ... 2:40 p. m. 5:50 n. nr 4 :35 p. m. bridge'to span the St. John* river have fallen anti the corn crop has There are 10,000,000 negroes in fun*. rullfflgg t!ra*1n( ruoro ulufprrif. Ulglil nr* i Presbyterian church today at four Inin* SJ, »nd M. I*f»l .Irrpcr. uo SOI. Hninnih. I'.MrDfru m»j setup; until 7 a. come out wonderfully. While the tlu* United States and they are rap­ from Jacksonville to Soutli Jacks' ■pi. I*f#« rerllmnt flulf coachea ville was carried by a safe makjoi W yield waS undoubtedly cut down by idly increasing. For Information or Itcscrvalion Phone or Write # .They increased the drouth, the condition has great- something like 1.000,000 during the ville was carried by a safe mnjority. A T L A N T IC COAST LIN E There was strong opposition to the* 188 W. Bay St., Jacksonville. Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, Fla. proposed bridge and a vigorous cam­ • Phone 17 * Phone 132 paign has been waged in Jackson­ ville by the opposing fnrtions for the past two or three weeks. T o ­ day’s Times-Union gives the fol­ lowing summary of the election: |y improved, and thebyieid will be not fir from normal. The acreage In Florida ia. from . 200 to 600 per cent greater than any previous year; In " 1016, the ylcld^ or ’ Fl&Har^waa PnblUlw*] Error Tund*r ud rrtd»y 12,600;000 bushel*. This year, nothing further happens to curtail the crop, a yield of 25,000,000 to lOHICKimON PRICE. IN ADVANCE 45,000,000 bushels should be report .........................M * ed, in ati probability.— DeLand * • n TEAR.. .......................................... IJI MONTHS EMEU MONTHS.............................. .Tl News. -r^i THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BAMOFSANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA H o tel N ep tu n e FLORIDA’S SAFEST INVESTMENT CORONADO BEACH ATLANTIC COAST LINE i ,»'F ; ; lii.J :* FARMERS TAKE NOTICE We have an overstock of McCormick Hay Hakes. We will close these out at much. Jess than the market price. Better hurry before they are all gone. "Within 2-1 out of 3G precincts re­ ported, the bridge bonds carried Tuesday by 717., The total vote cast in the precincts heard from was .5,513. Those yet to coqjo in tire in the Country. It is believed that there will be a slight mnjority for the bonds in the twelve precincts yef unheard from. , "A Man Is As Old As HU Feet Feel— A Woman I* As Young As Her Shoes Look" WE ALWAYS HAVE THE BEST AT LOWEST PRICES Men’s,W om en’s and Children’s Shoes Looks Better LastsLongcr Easy to use Best for Shoes White Cake lO c . White Liquid lO c . WHITE DRESSING F •* DALLCY RAILROAD RATE MEETING VARIOUS TRADE BODIES PROMISES GREAT RESULTS THE whole family ought to get in on this. From baby's tiny, keep-'em-wnrin kicks b» grand­ ma’s Alire-sit-hy-lhe-fire slip­ pers. Our sped)' footwear run* the entire gamut of tnnned-and built-for-wear - nnd - si) !e foot garments. Make it a family parly. Make it a reunion if von like nnd bring that long iost foot comfort haik into the fam­ ily fold. Continued From Pago 1 "vr- CO. OF NF W VO WK INC.. I l d F F A l. O IN I .V. patriotjc dance by Mildred Holly in red, white und blue costume that was greatly admired and the reading of many fake telegram* from dif­ ferent people that were in a humor­ ous vein. At it late hour-the crowd- broke up nAd .the visitors departed with tho feeling that they had accomplished their mission nnd hat! n taste of the real Sanford hospitality. ‘ The real business of the sessions will bo.given 1n another Issue of this peper. 3 This is the Hme fbi' Evciy Gtizen to Supportthe United Slates Government IjgfiBjBBi and whnl Peters Says Is Ha W e can save you money on all Implements. The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. 3 E.‘ IT. PETERS Boots, Shoe* and Slipptrs .'toI EAST. FIRST Kercsine & STREET Cmide Oil Engines Run on oil of any kind. ,\o Batteries, Magneto or Ignitor. A Y h. p. Engine will run a full toad for 10 hour* nl cost of Uc n day. Sizes 2-1-8-20-30-75 h. p. Send' for prices. Pumps, Mill Supplies, Engines, Boilers, Saw Mills nnd Wood Working Machinery..................... ... t'otigrcgalinnal Church Regular services Sunday, July 15. Preaching by Rev. G. B, Waldron of Tampa nt 11 u. In., and 7:30 p. in. Sunday school nt IL'-lfc, C. R. Walker, Supt. C. E. G:30 p. m. All are cor­ dially invited to these services. 408-110 E. Boy SI. M A L S B Y M A C H IN E CO. i. j — i— * , Jacksonville, Fla. L M any nre doing so at considerable cost or sacrifice to themselves. W e huve joined the Federal Reserve Banking System established by the G ov­ ernment to give greater financial stability and strength to tho member banks and protection to their depositors. You con give your support to this great Government enterprise and also obtain its protection for your money by becoming one o f our depositors. NEMOtn . RKSUtVi _SYSTZM cidzhal FIRST NATIONAL BANK SANFORD, FLORIDA- �'tfV# * '- nfjr- *n-» - *»♦ *- E • July *3. ItlV dtr~r * * THE SANFORD HERALD PAqE.XJIREB H tin •’ Worldly^ AmrtWy; ■ IIIH E C ITJ " S I O R W g lM V lh n i A K Y S C H O g T Little Hnppeninfia— Mention of Matters in Brief— Personal Item s or In te re s t who will try the hot baths for rheu­ matism. :> No. G66 will cure /•l.lll— i DlilLs and Oevcr. It is.the most snoodv rnm. ^ ^ o<ly we know. 8ti-35t Iwps *ald ccrtiflcatf* ihall I**1 r^d«^iii#d *t*cording to law tut dt?ti| will t-*n# tbrfffjH ers tb»K>th *f Auguif, A. I*. 1517. my nfllrU! mi *irn»turr and »ral t;;ii (hU . \Viin«»** "1 *»v uwiiir*' anq the 1-lth day ol July. A. li, tut 7. .> l*«l> K. A. DOUGLASS, ( hrk Circuit Court ScmlreiT*- (V. I'll. tty V. NJ, llouglao, II. Woodland Park is open on ly S u n ^ N .tu , „r i„pMr4(|on fllt r*t iiird i ff.in days. I'o Jet on week days. P lM f Section s <>f i ha.it, t***. i.n w« nf FInr* Inc questions In regard m her father's brothers nnd sisters. She elicited flic clruiiiistnnce that orje of them went ’ Ititek to bea ven soon lifter beWas bom. [ "Hard luck!" she reitnirked. “ Very hard luck, iudetsl. 1 h op e," spe went f on, earnestly. "I do hope grandpa cor hN money hack !" 1.1,<><)'- xfeo *. It., a ,,.o| orcS y .a n a f: thorough wmk In t.r*pa’fn*,younf nw'n CoIJrcv tTalixiiUn.' 'nVoTr-jn v ' W " " * f n,t f;*f }l,iy in- " Ilk- A NW *ccUriV, « -h/liiun . rh,.^ E i V* o o V Military trainin' Nr* l „i.lre-. r'.frrnwd. Iw|f Cm m u ; with ktokll ,” rh' ,;tt> * r ' l“n «-*■»* J. C. HORNER, Principal, Charlotte, N. C. Id i FOR THK AUTOMOBILE 0\VNER~Null,, i» hereby surti that \V «' Wil­ Harry Wafil is home for a few days liam,.,r . | iu rrlu «,r ,.f T e a (Vrtin. at* S', from Daytona Hearh attomling \u '•■leal Ihe lull .lay u( July. A 11 |»r. ha, Liability Insurance against Accident, (he person nnd Properly, is fllrU *ni.i certificate- li. my ofllre, arut hsi mailers ronRectcd with his farms. a necessity. You must hare II eventually. .............. *. made .a|>piIrat ion lor lay deed In iaajir In t with taw. Said .••riltirata eraMrs. D. It. IJrisson and her little accordance brace* the (o||aw(n* described properly ,ll* Mrs. Hurry P, Driver and daugh­ daughter. Helen, and Mrs. ■W. C. uated in Kemitiole county, ll.ulda, to-wlt: Come .and see CONNELLY ' of Ni:*t and SW, of NK»f and N *< ter,' Martha leave today for Atlanta, Hray and little Clara left yesterday ol NtVIj, of Sgtj ahd NK', o| 8KU, See. where they wilt join Mr. Driver, who for Jacksonville where they will 3*/.T> |» 8. II. JJ.ElM. li') arte*. TNe aald land beilt*' ««*«*ed at the date ol the has an appointment in the comrnia- meet. Miss Clara Millen and Miss Uauattre of tturh retllMrate In thr-namc o| o- o* Prenchaw, Vnla-a -alJ eertlflrate gnry department of the nrmy nt that Kdieth .Stewart who have been at- •hall be redeemed arrardinc to law lac iWeil point. They will make their home tfnding the Haptist .Assembly at will U,ue tb-reon on lhe |<ih day of Au. guw. A rr. 1!»17.— there. M nhyTam pa friends regret- Lake City and all will make a con­ . Wit nee* m>- offtcial algnalure and »*al thi* ______i lath day nl July, A. I». I'JIT. the departure of this family. Mrs. genial party io spend the next few thei-eati L. A. m i n i LASS, T i All Local Advertisements Under • VlrrtrvTrcuit ('nun S*n,lnol- I ’#,, Ha, Driver will be accompanied by her months at Clayton, (icorgia. Tbiti Heading THREE CENTS s mother, Mrs. E. F. Taylor, who will Sl-Kti-Str 0lr V* M' ” ' C- * Now is the time to buy "NnturesLine For Each Insertion. Minimum go on to Galbraith Springs, Tcnn., own Hone Pebble* Phosphate. Guar­ Choree 25 Cents. Nojice of Aypliralian for Tat Dent I'adcr to spend the summer.— Tampa Trib­ anteed.. .12 per cent phosphoric acid. Sr.lion * of I hap.er ISSS. t.a>- e( llorid* > une. In answering un advertisement Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as Hundreds of satisfied users in this Notice i* hereby given that J. P, I.aing, where no name is mentioned in the nurrharer of Tit IVrllnrate No. I0T, daud Hig Show Sale at E. If. Peters. county. $10.00 per ton in car lots. l »■ fith day of Jujy A. I>. 191i ha* Wed ,iid ad, please do not ask The Herald t*-fttfiralf in my alitl itai maili* Now going on. Corner First and See or write L, L. Winn, Sanford. Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bla'dder, «*ittl i*1n for I« mil i! (o im *if** |n ■rrofill 11n* for information as to llie identity of 80-7tp Palmetto. 94-ltc «ilh law, Salil rrniflratr f ifilirit■*** lhr ltt|* Anemic and P o o r , Circulation, Usually we do not Ionins dr-rrihe-l property -lluatrd in Sem­ the advertiser. Ayers' New Daytona Reach Hotel Mrs O. W. Ready of Chicago was in inole county, Florida, to-wlt; • Asthma. Hay Fever, Sciatic, Acute know who the advertiser is and if 11128 II W and IPO |i S id N il rmnrf Daytona Reach, Fla.— Special sum­ the city this week enroule to Tampa Ol Hr*. Src. .15. Tp. 19 S, It 10 E. ltu„ W 9J I . we do we are not allowed to give and Articular Rheumatism, Lum­ mer rates now in' effect. Week end to visit her daughter Mrs Martin t h JTO It. i: *3 U It. N I TO 11 The ,ald land being «..e.*e.| at the-date of the U»u- f out this information. Simply write bago, Oheisity, Stiff Joints and Haines. Her many Sanford friends parties solieitcd. Dance every Sat­ ance o( curb eerttfirale in the name nl J. K a letter and address it as per in­ were glad to see her again. luting. , others too numerous to mention. urday night. W. F. Si E. It. Ayres, AI*o: Notice I* hereby riven that J, F- structions in the ad. managers nnd owners. 8l-tf Mrs. J, E. I.aing and daughter 1-aittK. PUfbha»er o| Tat l'<;rUtkatc No. jl", the tllb day of July. A. 11. 19U, haa 11years Practice —4 years Hospital Experience enables me hnve just returned from a visit to dated FOR SA LE filed *aid errtinrate In my oWre. arid hae No. 6G6 will cure Malaria or Bil­ to effect cures where all others fail.* Thorough and New York, Philadelphia and Wash­ made application fur lac deed to iuuv -in ious Fever. It kill? the germs, Careful Examination. Professional ativict* nn with taw. .Said certiorate emington, returning by way of North atTordanCe bribe, the folluwinc <te*rrlbcd propmy ,jt. Potato Vines—Healthy, thrifty your case Free of charge. Not xtra charge 86-851 for house rails. PERMANENTLY" Carolina and Georgia.-* They wore, y*^,1 iiiock^'^Ti-T nl>T > vines. $J.OO per thousand. Full Mrs. It. J. Holly, and cltildrct^/ accompanied home by Mrs. I.aing's : recorded in i*i»t‘ n«ok n; i-^ce. i n to1ij'* Locatexl in Sattford. count and quick shipment are two Hoy Rums nnd Arthur Dickins were niece and nephew. Pearl Jones and ' iV/*” " i^ h ’^ ’ol tT-^t-Vu^rvlV^,*71"? big factors. 11. \V. Seig, Jackson­ in .Orlando yesterday. Reginald' William 11. Mashburn of Vnldnsln .r'^ l0r»i' 't- namr ,.f f.c !M-.'lle .* Ai*ii si*f Irr t* |•r*K> rm n tf. ,i j r ville. Fla. Holly, Hoy Hums and Arthur Dick* UiHirKia, B ' l.-iini?, |>Uf« bn*vt nf Tax r*‘rftlirm#* , ... *,’. . p on. fatft| tHr lith •!■> of July* \ I». |WM, hi* in *!i ins went down to see the naval recruit For Solti or Iti-nt llttme^mi'San- • h!»’vl ffrtiflritr ,n tny »» !i. an<| f>■* officer with, a view of enlistingnt the. *t' itrlr »*•» f-** ht '•(« * | , , |(« . i>■r*I ii-ig'i'.A b'trg.nn XI\Y , To My Piiidin* *** -lit ce i h 1ti m * , i| >•>*( 1■i, gf, , «i) earliest appointment ns they want to 11 T-- adwell ;i | Jr, Having re»n*»\nl v my paint and ' • • *be I. i- (. .. ,| ..... in S. nun. !.■ rn u .il, t *.... I *. sce active service. paper hanging shop to |0h Palm.-tto U*t^i( i . f -r .a \ w •, ;r , *. ;j r :« * t i 1* It utgr for -,ili- and good nine u 1" -1 • T ie -»I.I Hull-My-Tism — Antiseptic. Ana avenue I am now prepared to bundle ,«■ , , . » i| *1I ,h c *■ .1*1* i.f , h e, ,, , u M Br* .if .ii.'h roiitn lioit.i- f,,r r< ut I iti|ltirc at 81(1 i || V *u l'.r.i*n dyni— Kills pain, stops -putrefac ail orders In 'painting and decorat­ r w iilli a ir ii i i Pc nanir Park avenue. Itt-ifc I ’ll ing uipl paper banging. Now is tlo­ tion. 8G*15t. M;.* ■ N y l l c c - l i -h .-a lu . l l v u i l h a y J „ F . ti me to Imvc. this work done. Es­ Iume, pt,,.-b*.,r nl T »t O flifip a ln Nn, |V(, ' For Sale One fine large Iraftn til Shoes- are 'going'up. Better lay iliicil Ito- fit h day i.f July A. I>. pi|5'ha< t>l-lfr Iilr.l lial.l rrpiificai* in mi' Iifllrr. «m| ha« mules jvith wagon and harness. Also in a supply today at Peter's Shoo timates cheerfully given. F. \V. TEM TE U TO N made application (of tai ilcrii in l,.u* in farming Implements. Call on or Sale nnd save money. 9l-ltc accunlatiCo with law. Kali! rcMISra!* cmfc bran* tt.i* fnlIiiwin1 q| cribait properly -it Write It. O. Riildle, Ett*fi*. F|«. U»ic.l in ftJniin..!. c.'.inu rtioi.la i > ».i Until further notice Mus-ion’s pool N o tice It, ('n s lim trr* r!**If i ''■l- It (i SNf|f<I*t| 1If will lie open every a nernoon at 2 a*4 i »ml lo ir,* i- *■ . .1 it *t , 4,ii. of i, mi It i- tilni.. t a crime t<> Ho*„ children | - il. i rm . , '..I *n t .tij n<>t e -'r* f ustoim-r* of tin- French Millinery me"f * ■ '•■'Illifati in ilti*n.. ..( \ l> ..I, u.-.1 XI, o'clock ex ep t Toesduvs and Friday*. Shop di-iirihg -pei-iul alli-nfion give it 1,(l f|*j^l>f I I|I K<-r s-:t!i1 1l.'tl l int L! furniture X'tllt r.ilotrn! that nau*catmg, juii.s- 1 It. - , » *l. k !*,t fttirttYI’ ii \ .n * . i* !,• »**! > g iv * ■ li j * i y 7'2-lf Mu-,1 1ii* M*)tj at tini’f ortuu-t mineral that some folks still tUff Olid It ti them (or tln-ir Fall Suit*, ("oaf* and t •*ii ,1k'. T'ur ■!t a- * f *4 T u ' tit fit, it- N,, |w|, (Join ,i w,iv rrlnl n .Ttm,; *n.l tlx *1V\, II. Treadwell, Snnfor<l Otink Is the otic thing that will rrliuvtf lcelt..n ill phtM.,.-tn,to I,*f him, an.J I ■m Mrs. I>. L. Thrasher and daughter, Dresses will confer a favor upon the fIa•*•11! t h*• ill li «I« > *»I J1uI> A 11, j** | f . K* Mr* . . * 4I* . , ... . *»i«l rrrliflcatr in my olflff. •ml h«« Height". constipation, headache nnd other* bll • nrr that * Irt* it.wr, nt M.irtln‘ , *!.lvcr :i-4tc May have returned from a visit to pn»prirlors by callifi!* Iwfon* July »«•■!#• ijipiiniiitn ior tax 4r.ii to •»» ious condition i, I wouldn’t give calo­ Ut.lt.ittr tu* I'ttm lr,| * ir.urtrnce «t the relatives in Eusjis. .264* rt«*tln* «*„ ir wonts, sub- K S f X For Sale—A No. 1 suddle and mel to n ti.ig unless I wanted to kill it. fjpie tfiMiUr. Tlirtrli.tr I led it nl/ Jut/ to iShrr* to lit lltrm know what Martin's Have you saved that money ijn jeet Jo their approval on arrival, as |«•*■* driving horse or will trade *for good When you need liver or stoinach I.itrr Mo!i. inr .li I in ny Iu>rw.h • n the .inn -,r it.- t--u. work horse, or mule.. \\ 1! Morris shoe* yet? If not don't put iL off •It will help us a great deal in pur- Un.l i-tne ntci.i lire ii safe, guaranteed vegu,r ’0,m" M" Forest- City, Fla. another day. Attend Peter's Shoe chasing our fall stock regarding . j-wr.!c’.," h You run ho risk in buying Martin’s 11,1-4tc preparntloti etnble I ke Mari in’ a Liver Liver Medicine. 11 is n recognised . « | AVo; j, piirn J r Sale today before your, size is sold. sizw. colors, etc. • ■I (.Jig ‘ l.*ini-. pil/. Ii>., i -.1 T,, t , -niirai. I .'tic Chit reii chandelier, in Mediri ne. It l.i !•••* j-i.ud, l| net * ■t:ut.turd |.r. p;tration, made according I'l-lte ______________________ -l»|.-.| lb* l.th >1* nl J. \ |l I'll ’, > . l.i-m , tte. price f J.VHH S M. pmvet ,1;. , t tin- liver art 1 t mv 1* to the,, pte . iptlort of a prominent , .1 li■•-! **.fi ■•-lit . ,lr f. t. y i.|t.il. *.. I |.; .Mclllinlihl I hurt'It * : application t.«r 1,1 I i.. I ,m III with- i! J.;d*t nr i iping. Aral i». •ol’felt Southern ph; : -ian.* It Is composed Orange City. I la. !i’J-lt«arroMiiinrr v tt *s law. Siii **Min. f|r lit Vi r i i lit a •-pell of airkm*•J4H.. N**Jtl Simduy will in* thi* but *i*rth»,y 4.- rii •4 nfiif'-**rrv of tibsoluii ty purv drugs nnd is guttrb ab y earvice before lit** pastor leaves for t f O ■. ' 1, ! known men in Had* anteeti to j- ■t- posi!ive patisfnrtion. Li. t l"7:l. l» ■t*i * ‘ l i t . < M. L.dler. ( Lt tlo IJ’ h If after ! 1i.j- - a l.ottle of it you aro Lake Jutdiluska, N. (' Ife goes tn •-I i repr*—i-nt the Sunday School iliutrtl of * be *n 1he f<.Mowing letter dinati I the result, carry tho -i •a , j. r*.it. Hf : - iff Martiit’a i.tvt-r i-mifty I oltle to your tiruggiat. and ef th • Florida t'uixf*-retti-»> of wlitcb Fur Ext lotnv. *‘ \ asltt Kllayre." Irilfi .Iny 1 A«y t-t. te: • l.e is chuirman.- H e is anxipus to you will receive your f*0c back. •.'It.',, ft by S ft lit-.xin \\ ill'i-xeliauge Medici iy*r fo> *4 f *1 ! .tf meet all I lie members in the wor*itip •T h ' Itrn I d -h *1m ■t Ji f*>r a good 1't|i, or 'IT iiv •■ .....tigerIf your tlruggid hasn’t Martin’s ‘ next Sunday There will in* a very ,t.u' .inobib Ad.Ir- < U. i A;, n s, , . ............... 1 tl .... * a l.iver Mcdb inc. lie can eji-ily get it iriinnrFant meeting o ' t*ie , ittireh ft ix t .n,i I'.- it It Fla • • ;■ • . i !' bis been well n.ld: 'ern.il vigi­ for you. Do not accept any sub'-liJ’|nif cuiUliteiioiia rlrjifJ ing I .r. l»<> lance i- the price , of libijrl*,' It.it tin- u'*i rs a ' ite i oiii'luxion o f th.. ________ _______________ - - - . .;;:;i'^ IM ;«t o Mo* There ii no other medicine ViiiIt!" iif* tppffriiifftil !»*r Tm 111*'I-*! I n«lrr | For Fain ItfgLt.-rc.i Dnr -. ( , [ *»' wjtcn it Is a question of ymir frcetbtm |morning service. " ;rv arf ,“" r “just ns good.' fl» i 1 1 v t ft » ti r < hnpt» f | t m . *tf Hr*r* fvrt ; f 5 r * ii'f UinLuiir .!*.! n -tl iiits-i from the nnnoyjtnre of 1nse*-t (*■'!>.. Sunday srhn’Al * ' .‘1ft: Ills . Mr- II F. .*' plri it take* taore than “ clcrnnl vlctl.ince'’ Scrtuint by (tastor 11'00 b* ■* 1 . y! * n f T l . U do-1 ifi r»«Bt-l?,''f?t the /.it >t it fort: it last »%ft ^ , i nterufediale i.eugyp fi-15. 4 tn 4 I * *- »*ih il.iv »if Ji•?>' \ l» !*•! softie watchfulness barki il b> sin efIn* tr,. 4 ■Hid i» fri " • J" • » I .. For So Senior League 7;00. fertile Insect destroy-r In brinit re­ • Ol' tl I f *W- 1 ■’ |I * *q» l** sult-. -When \nls. Fleas l'!:e- Mns1 .aid 1 Sermon by pas*-»ir 7:15 V..’ ? *|**l i9 | II - ( •I'iitee . Moths, and Roaches iniat:*la tn * l!u !trlU> * i*4r? 4« * m * *l t'f • •i*• .Sail ford. The pastors sermon* for both ||u«ird *tV ^ twtiOfo rY'unly. F'fmiJ », lH**/t - s k :. ■’jtiur home, don't, dulny, gri a ran of lunirs Sunday art* on iinpurlaitt 1-*•»i 1 ami bl'K ! * !.»„ 'tfii!ift»r*l riirm. *i Fenoie am) Sprayer from your dealer • Tkc -altl ltm U I Nina vil ,f KOI! KENT Every one mjt attending 0. ,t*f. i.f it. i-.uXlirr.-f .j, rt. reft lit. *lr .n anil hit llte*e pests .right' where they themes. live........................... .... . . services elscwltcru are earnestly in­ lli. ruiu. , | Tt.'.i;-*, II,n. A.-.' N’ittk** 1, hrrrti, £i*m (h »t -|. For Rent —Coltage of four rooms vited to worship with u*. W i n . , I , ( H i r , b ,»*f nl Tax IVfliltrata Nn. Tviiolc is Sold in You 117, .latc.l I lx- Bll. «1«j- <1 Ju') . A. t'. lUli. on the. West Side near Ice I'lant. I l l flVil M ill ru tid ra tf In nfllrr anil h«* Town by ’ * ♦ • B3-2tp ma'lr a|<[>Ur*li'in lor t>> to I ur lit It. A., ilox lift, City. March and Macaro&m. •rrOtilanrp With t*w. Sai.t rrrtiNratt tir. It may mu be generally known that 1. ta.a* "ihi- tnllowing itrac-rib-.l pro part/ ,lt- For Rent Willi family of two. tiatnl In *Si-fnloot" routitv, UnritUr-la-Slti tho-nionlh of Mart'll bits it rake th’dl- S',' ..f NH-nf Nl.*1, -I S i . Krr. Ifl, Tf. nicely furnished screened apartment. cntetl In Its Ininbr. Mnnirtsms used ti» 19 S, It. T " K. |fi irtM . Tf.a -ui<! 1an«l t.r Sleeping porch anti all conveniences infi a«****«,.| al tha ilal* of th. iaxuanr. nl be cttllefl Mttreli |ianys. front the me­ •urh c.rtlrtr*tn In tha nato* ol *'. t*h,l|.nt in kitchen, t•IH Oak A VO. 87-tfe Quarts 75r, ' j Gal. $1.25. Gal. $2.00 dieval Iattin, Mnrtlspnm-s, “brend of II..Remember, the more you.put into your vuge-, I til*** raid rartlfirMaa ihatl Ii- ra.|*-'fr**l For Kent—Two furbished rooms. Miircti." Some Miy the cakes were arr.riltrc Sprayer (common) 50r . table garden in the way of time and energy; tn law tai .!<■ !- will l.»u.- thrr*. named after Mtircus A|itclus. the fa- on on tl.a Ifith .lay nl Au*u,t, A. II. IIU7. 807 Magnolia.1' “ (ualontnlic) 51.00 87-tf the more money you are going to realize out Witnaaa my ortltial »l*m lurr and aval thb niotis epicure; by another nutlmi y the tlir LUIt da,- nt July, A. !>. 1917. We Manafarture: Fenoie Slnrk ami room, 70;t PalRent f One For of the project. cakes lyere mode by the priests of . alt B. A. llO tm t.A S S . Poultry Spray,' F C KO Flea Router, Clark t’ ltault Ceoft Satrlnolo Co., Kla. 73-tf' met to avenue. Home nnd sacred to the god.Mars. The Kreolis Disinfc ttint. Powdered Dis* fly V. M. I lo u f lt e , l> C, infe.tanl. Floor Oils, ( ctlar Oil Polish, receipt for the making of macaroons Is •M.Fri-Atr Furninhed Rooms by Day, Week Sweeping Compound, Liquid Soap. very old. *’ it well. ; , *Fertilize • it and cultivate * Agents for Toilet Paper. Paper Tow­ or Month-rPurk avenue Hat, 105 Prevent Hog t holera els, Drinking Cups. W r i t e for North Park avenue, over L. It. Duration of Human Life. samples and prices.......................... The B. A; Thomas ling Powder Philips & Co. drug atore.' Mrs. , The best fertilizer is barn-yard manure, but The average duration of butnnn life has .n record of D5 per cent cures of James Patton, manager. 30-tf Is about thirty-three years. One-quar­ Hog Cholera. H you feed your hogs if this is not available, use a good commer­ ter o f the people of thp earth die be­ at directed you never need fear hog W ANTED cial fertilizer. fore the nge of six: one-half before the cholera nor any other hog disease. nge of. sixteen, nnd only one of every Tampa - Florida Wanted—Roy over 14 years to 100 lives to the nge of sixty-flve. The And the directions are voy simple, work in ntore. K. H. Peters.* 94-2e Weeds should lie kept down. And even if average age, however, Is slowly In­ just about what you are doing, plus creasing, probably owing to better sani­ u few cents worth of R. -A. Thomas free from weeds, the ground should be culti­ Lost — Knight Templar rharm tary conditions, and greater inedl'cal Hog Powder in the feed twice a Reward if returned to T. J. Miller. vated every week or ten days, and after every week. skill. 93-21c rain. During a dry spell it should be worked Usually, though, cholera gets in i i l i * a it r si i; n t n r T i l l ! INTBRIOH more often than at any other time. II. S. (.and Offin i t (iainr*trill«, Pli., before we know it. Then it requiroj “ Draw'’ Shot* In Golf. J-.nr 2.1, 19 17. - ~=-+ -#-- ~ _ — "= N o tir* t> hrrrliy *i*«-n llial Ctiirlra J. The flights of golf balls ntul huso balls close attention to earh hog—carh V*rmllliun nt \\*kiw», Elori.lt, who on In the nlr sre similar to the trajector­ hog mutt be dosed--and ,jf you will Jan* 17. I9 H . m»d# llum ««t»».t Kntry No. How is YOUR garden growing? ies of billiard bulls on fejt cloth nnd dose thefri »s directed, you will save 0|O7fi.1, tor S o f S K I,, Section 29 tnd nt NB i l , Section 32. Townahlp 19 S. Itinee governed by- the same laws. A blow better than DO per rent. If you don 7’t EL T n llih tr'ee Mtrlditn, !.*• ftl*d notice ef intention lo rneke Plve-yeor, Pfoof. to ■with a hrnsslo on the under side of u better thun DO per cent. If you eeiehlieS -etolm lo the Unit ■Loot. .Ie«c7il.ed, golf ball is precisely the smite ns n don’ t, the ' H. A.'Thomas medicine I, fore cl*f> clfcult court. >1 T«v«rc*. E’lordfuxv shot In hllllnrds.* The polished costs you nothing. W e—jto l some rl», tn I he lOth d*y of Auturl/ 1017. rU ln u n t nim n *• witnc-M-m Ivory needs the rough surface of the distant manufacturer—pay your T. I. Iloyd, of Wrklwe, Ptnrtit* I*..-A- Kuril, ol Wekiwa. I’lorWi ; felt to produce resistance, and the tnonfty back. I,'.' Allen Seed Co; i ; o f ( » ilirwnod of Pool,. Plortda tenuous nlr needs the corrugated sur­ llarvry II. Itcnlror, nl Sanloril. Etnrlda. We Ray 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits Ip IllT . W. I'A V IS , face of the golf ball for the same purlltfld e r. Poultry ParnsiteH. Tuea itr Prl-tOtc jiose. You keep the chicken house clean I1KPAUTMP.NT OP THP. INTCRIOH to keep the parasites off the chick­ U. ft Land Otfice at (laln m ille. E'la. Tested Away. * June 23, 19)7. Sometimes the last, card Isn’t espe­ ens. You spray to kilt germs—but Nntirr ia hereby flvrn that lfar|xr Smith Oviedo. Ptori.fa, wto. on May 2K. 1912, ESPECIALLY ADAPTED cially valuable.— Kansas City Jour­ what do you do to get the germs uf made lltmertead entry. No. OlOtfiO, for nal. nnd parasites inside the* chickens? SWV< of N W M , Section 28, Townrhlp 21 8 FOR YOUR STATE. tan fie St B. Tallahaaaee Meridian, -ha* filed Hens especially show it at moulting Inotice of inlrntion Lo make Pive-year Proof, time anti during the winter. How tu - rat abllah claim lo »Eo land above dejditted before rpik circuit court, at Sanford, ' “ The Home Institution“ « llr « of Application for To* l)r#d l!««lrr enn you expect them to lay? Free Florida, On the loth day ef Aufiurt, 1917. OUR INSTRUCTIVE CATAtOO N Nonlon R of Ckaplrr 4S1», L i » » of Klor* Claimant nimrr »» wILneatca; them of all internal parasites • by Ifja t AND WEEKLY PR ICEU ST FORREST LAKE, iW d r n l A. il. KEY, Viec-Prc»ldcnl and Cashier P. tl. Itnalon of Oviedo. Fieri it a • Nntle* i* hp,phy (U r n th*t tl.’ P- J«tnm r*. feeding R. A. Thomas Poultry Pow­ K, M . Xlaahburn ol Oviedo, Plorida SEND TOR THEM TODAY G. W. SPENCER, 2nd Vice-President nurchtwr ol T » « O f t l t l e i l " No. 2S. 8. tl. Prarlrr of OvUdo, Florida |h« tlth J »y of July. A . O. ISIS, hi* fit<-‘l der occasionally, If it doesn't make Jahn Kcrufifia ol Oviedo. Florida. • tid rp ftIflrit* In my ortlr*. »nJ h»r m ».l* RODT. W. DAVI8, ■pnllcttinn lor I n .Iroil to Itiuo, in »fcord- your hens hiippy, we will return IltfiUter. « n f* with It,. Jtslri cortlfirstr rmhrncr, your money, L. Allen Scqd Co. fi»-Tuea It FrMOlc . JAC K SO N VILLE ,SLA Ihn tottowrlni riMfriboJ proprrly *itu»tod In Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Reader* ♦\ ♦ !♦> CLASSIFIED ♦ A D V E R T IS IN G ♦ 2L DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Phone 91 Hotel Carnes Ooast Poison Your Child With that Sickening . Calomel. S o ld b * I L C . B O W E R , S a n f o r d , 'F l a . Investing Spare Time to Make Money Geo.H.Fernald Hard ware Co, Hill Hardware Company Fenoie Chemical Co. GARDE] LET IYOUR tSUPPLY YOU! GARDENandFlEL Seminole County Bank £AflARTIN SEEDCQ. • ■ . • ' 1. > 4» ai - T rfc**- � 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, 1917 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, July 10, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 10, 1917. 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>, July 10, 1917; <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/607ff3076db7eafd62952a447759bfe9.pdf 041e00a95c87999e4abcb0d70329d80b PDF Text Text v # «u*-«r , • * A •« * . -• f ** IN T H E H E A R T O F ■ plfBffSHED : SEMI - WEEKLY ON A N I) TU ESD AY S FR ID A Y S I N S A N F O R D — U f a /a Wonh Living VOLUME VIII SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY M, 1917 NUMBER 'Jl SANFORD B O A R D OF T R A D E TAKES . ACTION ON THE MATTER hoover s a y s co ng ress HOLDS UP RELIEF TO CON­ SUMER . in a situation even more serious than thaV which is already resulting in "actual under nourishment" in the great consuming cohtora. The speculator, it is declared, is taking a large part of the prices now paid by consumers. farmer will need prole price of wheat: and large masses of pYup turning renters ure under nourished todn |exorbitant m-i of h\ >onditnin*. -unlo- >oi Sanford does not intend to stand for the price of ice that has'recently eluding n purnde headed by J. Tilbeen promulgated by the Sanford den Jacobs as Uncle Sam and Miss Public Service Co., said price being Bentley as Miss Columbia, fqllawcd at the rate of G*4 pounds of ice for ‘ by the little girls. Then the ladies five cents which is the price thpt the »'ho are members of the Red Cross average citizen will have to pay Auxiliary dressed in the Red Cross according to the latest schedule of uniform. These were followed by a prices. The compnny sent a card line of little boys on horseback to each consumer on Tuesday with repte.-enting mxkntcd soldiers. The large U. _. .. the prices which at the least calcula­ Indies carried which waved triumphantly . y in the tion are exorbitant and extortionate | breeze and filled all hearts witht enand have the following explanation ; thuiiasm for "Old G lory" 1while the on the reverse side: [second boy carried- a large Red To Our Customers: CroM banner, .showing that the Since, the early summer of |!UI, Stars and ,Stripes and the He'd M o r e the beginning of the war, Cross must ever go hand in hand. there hns been a steady increase in This parade drew up at a bedecked the cost of manufacturing and deliv­ stand where the national colors ering ice. 1 Linking this cooditinn mtl> tem­ porary, t h i s . c o m p a n y has I N O T IN C R E A S E D TH E P R IC E I oE I C E . th -n ig h O n ’ i r t t i i . i n l . n l . "W e are practically helpless to f,,," Hl* ar** m' ' >> «" safeguard either the farmer or the ''v‘" "»'*'• v consumer," concludes Mr. Hoover, **'*s 1'M" ' hext -v,,,ir- *1 Jluntil the pending legislation is legitimate or \Jc passed." • • . a large part of thb mo The report In the form of u letter to-the-President was issued through the Public Information Committee, with the statement that prildinly was given it^ "in order that the emintry may know Imw serious and fatreaching the consequences may be. both to the fapners of the country and to the consumers of the present delays in passing the pending food "Dear Mr. President: In ri sptni-c to your request I send you herewith the followihg notes compiled by my­ self anil my associated upon tlie present situation with regard to wheat: . time bused upon price of-wheat/ • this speculative " I I I . During the recent months the Allied government* have consol­ idated their buying into one hand in order that they might relieve the burden of speculation from their own consumers, and as the restricted exports to neutrals are but a minor item, the export price, if .not con­ trolled, is*’Htihjcct to the will of the •Allied buyer, -so that in a great measure tho American producer is l‘-R to that buyer's judgment and is without vojee. "IV . With great reduction in the consumption of wheat bread now fortunately in progress, the employ­ ment of our mills must lie gfrrutly diminished, and with the reduction °f domestic Ilnur production, and °"r daily feed from Wheat residues "ill die greatly rurtuiled.* therefore, Vo must induce foreign buyers to •crept Hour instead of wheat. "V . In order to do justice to the Producers iv/10 hav’e made n. special effort to imfreaso production ip 11*17, 11 »s absolutely,.vital that f a shall Protect the farmer from slump in price- thiw year due to u 'glut, or font the uncontrolled decision of a°y one buyer. I hm informed that most of the Allied countries have 1’“ ''* consumer, " V I I . It seems to in some quarters that ,.f thi« >>.ir'- wb*;»i with i ir. um-tarns-s u and tout tli.guards are turn «wa; from the reciprocal n and the extinction of market and free e.xp< *trn;ii-> of “ My Country ” JY» of I loti 111 which all prc-dit joined heartily • i. Tilts t\:,s followed by a -hort'addre»s by Unrle Sam, stating that our people had been tt Cod-fearing and. liberty loving people and to this tru»t we 11111-T remuiu true 10 tinJ it lr • 1:. our Red The outcome of this fight for the rights of the people will be watched with interest as the same fight is being put up at' other points where this same company controls the Ice understood and business the Lakeland papers have.announced that the price was reduced ut that point after a moss meeting of the citizens had been held und if this is true then according to law every plant in the state owned hy this corporation must reduce the price or in other words make a uniform rate for all.. If il is reduced at one point and plueed bark on the same rate it must be reduced here. I’ampu is selling ire at 15 pounds for five cents Orlando is selling Ice at te.n and twelve pounds for five cents, nnd in every city wheYe the Southern Utilities have not tied up the ice plants the price is lower than here.and. the people propose to.find " I f dinners nnd jobbers persist in out just where the Ethiopian in the asking high prices," says Mr. Hoover wood pile reposes nnd why. "th ey will find retailers* carrying these high cost goods on their shelves Chuluotn Snap Shots for succeeding years nnd a depressed The Chuluota Brunch of the Rod market for canned products.7 Cross Chapter gave a Fourth of July pfcnic at the Chuluota picnic Mrs. Geo. Thomas and duughtcr, grounds, terminating in a dunce at Miss Adole of St. Petersburg afe the the Chuluota In n in the evening. guests of Mrs. C. S, Sjiint and famThere wus u short but very pat­ riotic program ut the grounds, inTrusts From Raising The Prices. , Washington, D. C., July 13.—T o conserve the nation's meat supply, each' person in tho United Stntes Is asked by the food administration to cut down by at least one ounce the amoufit * of meat oaten onch day. This, it is believed, would relieve the demands of the armies at home and abroad and have u larger supply for our allies. (fanners of the country are asked to reduce prices to as law a level ns possible, in a letter sent them by Herbert C. Hoover today In which be warns that the output of the home, canneries, swelled to unusual proportions by reason of the hack yard gardening, campaign .may prove u serious embarrassment to manufacturers in dispoipug of this year’s product. There were about thirty five rep­ resentatives here and many more would have been here b u t./ or the B a k e r W ill D ra w N u m b e r s * * '' Washington. July Hi. -Secretary ••f War Baker probably will draw Hi. mitiibcr- win. I. will irll wliu |4 1,, ho drafted II tiol be, thet) oto- of the highest nlliriaU will do the draw­ ing. • . 11 is denied tlut tin- President will draw tir-i • ----- —— The plan to have a blindfolded boy, the son wf n cabinet member do the ’ drawing hns been abandoned because of the criticism which might I lie meeting here was called for one o'clock 111 the court house and was presided over bv Vice President • li Walker of tit.- Sanford Board of I r.i li with Fred Alien secretary of the Orlando Board of Trade uct,- t r o - - f u l i . 1o dition- w .l| not fo-.ifuit In r a d ­ ■• p f li .i*l I l M i t U ;;- W ith | III vance /ml will return to normal, Fravcr ami tlm would Ik* iio permitting a satisfactory, readjust­ ception to the rule. . All engaged in ment. the Lord’s Prayer. . We take this opportunity to thank J Then followed other songs on tin* you for your patronage, and to in­ program ending with Three Cheers’ vite helpful critic;-ni of our service. tor |bt Red, White anil Blue. .While "T h e harvest lias" begun to move Sincerely yours. the entire parade waved the flags and from these very emp.es the price Sanford Public s . m i ... 1 .nil I lit Iu-lily gave the three of wheat lias begun to drop and d the farmer is to .-ell Ins win at. i it lor the speculator iluM rctufn to the market to Imy and carry on tnd only the normal tlou from the farmer in eXcis.s of domeslii and foreign re­ quirement-: but also the glut due to the rttttriction upon the outlet to tlie latter, .lie must necessarily change his toll to the producer and the consumer, and tin- latter prob­ ably upon n more exleii-ive scale in other ci.i**- and had .1 « .oif.-rennthan last year a>* .bis risks will be wiili Mr. Uinvs and told him llo- piazza was* transfortiu it into an demaiid .was the ollieinl demand of arcade of trailjng vines, * red and greater. 1 . the Sanfnnl Board of Trade and the v. Lite i o|or- with ., red .r..4, on t-|."Practically the export buyer demand embodied the following: , side of the main entrance. The .must fix his own price for export I dicing room was gorgeous in cut That the price was exorbitant and wheat, from the sole outlook of* his ro-cs anil zinnias und fi rnj-. while the own clients find in execution of hi- they wanted lb*' price pm hack on I S and Rid Cross llag. hung over duly be will, in all normal cirrum- the former hasp., they wanted good circtlinstances, follow the .market clour ire and they wanted full weight On- mantel. Excellent string music down by buying, only bis time to and through Mho local malinger was furnished by musicians from Mr anil Mrs. C. I). ■time requirements. . wanted the owners jj! the Southern Sanford. « "O r, on the other hand, the gov­ Utilities Co. to be maih* aware of Brumley chaperoned the dunce ernment must buy the surplus wheat the protest' of the Sanford Board of whit'll lusted until midnight, when at some reasonable minimum price, Trade and the Sanford citizens gen­ nil took their-leave, voting xhe Red allowing the normal domestic trade erally und they’ expected an early (Toss Indies excellent entertainers und the picnir und dnnrt* u great * . of the country to proceed with prop­ reply. success. er safeguards against speculation. The Board qf Trade will wait a Mrs. Tildcn Jacobs. * We ure practicully helpless to safe­ reasonable length of time for action guard either the -farmer or the con­ on this demand and if the Sanford sumer until the pending legislation Public Service Co. runnot or will, is passed. * • , not accede to this demand then " I remain, your obedient(«crvnnt, steps will be taken to either ship ice "H erbert Hoover." into Sanford from some other point in the state and sold at cqpt or there will lie another ice plant started in H O M E CAN.NEBS SAVE DAY this city. Will this time of trouble," were the chief matters disposed of at yesterday’s REPRESENTATIVE BODY OF MEN GUESTS OF BOARD session of the grand lodge nt the an­ nual convention of the Benevolent OF TRADE HERE and Protective Order of Elks. Pat­ A most important meeting o f the rick Powers, former president of the various boards of trade throughout Eastern Baseball Association wns this section of the state was held elected grand trustee. here on Wednesday for the purpose Other otfirers chosen were Frank of combatting the recent fifteen per J. Spriggs of St. Paul, grand esteem­ rent incrense in .freight rates asked ed lecturing knight; Edward L. by the various railroads operating in Florida. , • . ■ Keep I’rov.i-t toner.il Mar-h.il t "row r ./roighj rat.-- and the mere made an important announcement by the rnilrouds and what today in respect to exemption*. menu at this particular li Tlie drafted man himself need not .The meeting wu.s u very apply for exemption. Rut his cm -1asfic miiu from every stand ployer or a fricmL may nfifdy (<fr him. ' those present attested by The man himself may In- ques-! tioiis that they would uiak> tinned oral l y h y the local board, but fight at Talkiltnssee when tl In- witt not lie I'nit 111 the position of conies h. fore t.hc railroad having an exempli.m .bum <>f lie own against bis record The entir* draft will In- complete oil time Six luindrid upil w o nty-eighi 1 bon.and men will In- st-l.-i led Mr-1. alol I Ml- others held III reserve foi Inter .all it needed 11 is estimated a million ur niori Sanford Board of Trade, chairman, will be subject to later call, after the l-'ri-d Allen, secretary " f the Orlando tir-t are -cut to tin- training cam Board of Trade, secretary. A . W .- 1 i t I . l i n i n '- \ | i u i i i n c u t l l o u - i . Clearing of the lot prcpnrntc to tin- work of construction’ was begun at the corner of North Orange ave­ nue and JelTersoq street, opposite the Bencham home thi- morning, wher.- Jclfa-r-oii Court Apartment Hotel will^bf erected' by -tuck com­ pany. organized recently by Charles P., Dow. . The estimated cost of the struc­ ture is $ I OO.OOjl.' The plnns were drawn by George E. Krug of New York und the contrart for building has been let In L. C. Townsend, who built the Methodist ami BaptDt churches, the Iieacham, Woodruff und Overstreet homes und the coun­ ty jail. — Bcjiorler-Stur. Red Cross Announcement By unavoidable inadvertence tin* announcement of the picnic und dnn announcement of the picnic und dunre.-hcld at Chuluota for the bene­ fit of the Bed (.’ toss was not received hy the press reporter**™ time to give the invitation to the public through the Red Cross announcement sec­ tion of the’ Herald. There was, a goodly attendance, notwithstanding, and u helpful spin realized. The exact figure*, will bo ■ given later when the official report is in. The account of the day’s proceedin’gs by .Mrs. Tildcn Jacobs will be found in another column of today’s issue of the Herald. ^ Riley M. Fletcher Berry, Press Beporti r Seminole Rrnnrh N. *Fla., Chap. A. R. C. Applicants must show at least five years’ practical experience in, for (A ) Farming, uhd for (it) Horti­ culture, und for .(C) Agriculture with Special reference to truck crops; und lie a graduate of a college or University, or hud three years or more practical experience in work involving statistical methods or en­ quiry; und be between 25 and 55 years of uge un date of examination. * Application blanks and other information may lie obtained by ad Boston, Mass'.,’ July 157* Attorney dressing Secfctnry Fifth Civil Ser­ Genernl Atiwcll said today .lie want­ vice district, Alluntn, Georgia. ed to learn why the price of bread It Is to be Imped Florida men will In tills city which war. raised when qoulify for these positions. (Tho above information furnished by Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida.) /•’ Iks Elect Officers Boston, July 12. The election of Fred C. Harper of Lynchburg, Va., us grand exalted ruler, the unnnliinous choice of Atlantic City', N. J., a » thu 191H convention city, und the adoption of a resolution pledging thr support of the 474,6f*0 members of the order to President Wilson “ in 11nfini-iil. -ecrelarv of the Del.and t oimioni.il l lull, J. Hrdworthy, secretary of the I.nkelitnd Chamber of Comtfierce, V J. Trammel, secre­ tary of the Ocala Board of Trudc. The afternoon was taken up dis­ cussing various plans und a most comprejieiislvc report wus heard from Secretary -Marlowe of the Sunford Board of Trade regarding Ids recent trip to Washington where he represented among others the south­ eastern states appearing licforo the Interstate Commerce Commission and assisting materially in prevent­ ing the railroads of the United States from getting the fifteen per cent increase. After tlie meeting the visitors were the city for uii auto ride over the taken the celery delta and they were grbatly surprised at the «fnorof corn found growing motis everywhere and of as good a quality as that grown anywhere in the United States. In Hie evening the Board of Trade gave the visitors u banquet at the Hotel Carnes, consisting o( an old fashioned chicken dinner with all the trimmings antj it was greatly en­ joyed, being shared, by about thirty five of the members of the Boar's of Trade and inuuy of flic visiting delegates Owing to the absence of President Dutton, Vice President C. It. Walker acted us toastmaster and the follow­ ing gentlemen were called upon to answer for their crimes: Which has the Best Brass R&nd, Orlando or Sanford. For Orlando, It. J. Holly. For Sanford, Fred Allen. • Where is Oviedo, Why nnd by • Whom? Prof. A. L. Hatch. . ' Is Apopka Below the Frost Line and Why? Mr. ( ‘lark of Apopka. flow to Get a New Depot. A. W. , Honeycutt of DeLund. What Makes the Mayor Go? Mayor Newell of Apopku. Which is the'most valuable *Vcgetnhle in Sanford lee or Irish Pota­ Emperor’ s Reign Oier toes? Ice by E. A. Douglass — Irish Washington, I). July El. - Hi ‘Potatoes by Gordan Haynes of Depublican froops have entered It' ‘ 1 king und momentarily- expert t h< Land/ What I would do if Governor of gdirntion • o f the restored Manchu Florida— O. L. Taylor, . emperor, Hsuun Tung, according to .Interspersed with the dinner.was several stunts, among them’ being u , Continued on Puge 2 �« - {% > v fq » -oSi^-'C i I a ~ A m ( " , THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE BIG I July «, 1917 MUST HAVE HORSE SENSE. Amom How the Marburys Came fihangft Their----Residence r^f r. *1 Little' Mlaa Snnahlae • You would not think that the bi­ ography of a five year old little girl would bo either long or very Inter­ esting. That's because you don't know the little girl this story is about. Her name a short while ago was just Marie Osborne. One night she went to bed,. She was unknown except to a privileged few. In tho next twenty four hours she had become world famous. The Pathe Gold Rooster Play. "L ittle " M ary Sunshine" in which she was the star had been shown that day in all the hig cities of the world. 'I Then came "Shadows and Sun­ shine." "J o y and the Dragon," "T w in K iddies." "T o ld at T w i­ lig h t" and now "Sunshine and Gold" * which Manager .Lane *of the Lyric Theatre is t 6 present Wednesday. I t is a wonderful story of tears, laughter and thrills in which a little girl after being kidnapped by gyp­ sies wins the heart of a rich old man and then learns that he is really her grandfather. : The delightful photoplays star­ ring this little child, which have been soTsuccessful wherever shown demonstrate the clean picture plicy of the Pathe Company. Maude Adams has never played anything ' but wholesome, clean parts. She has a bigger following than any actor . or actress on the legitimate stage. Little M ary Osborne is building her great success on the name principle. LYRIC * THEATRE CO WHERE THE CROWD COES i-------r FRIDAY SATURDAY Wm. A. Brady Presents "Purple Mask" FralurltlUriff CurtafU And hind* |*oid tm ltx M.AVION In "The Stolen Paradise". "A II Caliber Mystery" Also Pathe News "Th e Onion Hero" Comedy MONDAY • . Vllngraph Present* Anita Stewart in CLOVERS RE BE LLIO N A (ircat Picture Featuring a (ircat Actress « W EDNES DAY TUESDAY Wm. A. Brady Presents •* I'ftthr rrr«rnl$ Hubert Wu«kh In "M A N W HO • • FORGOT" Pa! he News • iy| iiaiiv m a itit: o .huokni: IN "Sunshine nnd Gold" Lonesome Luke Comedy C O M IN G . M O LLIK KING IN M ystery o f Double Cross Roscoc Arbuckle in “ RO U G H H O U S E " Comlskey Says it’s Fundamental of 8 uf_ctMful Ball Playing. ' Since the beginning of her screen career she has been to practically By ESTHER VANDEVEER every city of importance and every civilised country of the world. She [This story Is by a cnwty old bachelor always travels in a round tin box much too small for an * ordinary who knows nothing o f mnrrled lifehuman being. On the top in big lie says he Is tired o f hearing women letters are tho words "Pre:ioUs. any th a tlh o best way to mnnage a handle with care." They tell the man Is to feed him well.] • whole story. Lyric Wednesday. j Mrs. Marbury bad married for lore and when coming to middle age still Gilson^ Wlllets Author of Mystery loved her husband. But It M an un­ . Serial + disputed fact that persons who are There arc few authors in America closely allied becomo careless o f whal whose works have been so widely they say to^ench other and give way read as have those of Gilson Willets. to fretfulness at slight pcpvocatloiii, Yet there is probably not an author while with others they put a guard on their tongues. Frank ^Inrbury was n who has been less In the limelight. man not to lie easily rullled and real­ Mr. Willota, all his life has shun­ ized that ho hnd a nervous wife. So ned publicity. He has modestly when she lost her self control bo re avoided public priase and only once talurd Ills own and soiAicd her as has hts picture been published. best Inf could. "M y s te ry of the Double Cross," But persons who are unrestrained Gilson W illett's original story has and do not restrain themselves usually been deemed by a m otion , picture grqw worse Instead o f better. Mrs. producer to contain sufficient action Marbury was continually getting upset orer some trifle and at such - times to mak? a thirty reel serial. would Iterate her husband unmerci­ The Pathe Company, through J. fully, complaining that of nil men ho A. Iterst, vice president and general was tlio hardest for n woman to live manager has purchased it for the with. Finally one day during one of purpoti^of serializing it in film form. her explosions she told him that Bbe It promises to be one of J ’ athc's could endure him no longer. Marbury most successful serials. The featured concluded thnt she must be curbed player* are M olly King and Loon and look his own way o f curbing her. The day after'th e outburst be came Bary. home and told- her that be Intended to set up housekeeping -on his own American Heiress Arrested account. He hnd rented ft furnished . "C lovers Rebellion," • in which bouso and would more In at once. Mrs. Anita Stewart .Is starred, tells a Marbury looked nt him, surprised, but bright and entertaining Htory of to­ made no objection. "W ill you keep n servant?" she asked. day. .Miss Stewart plays Clover " I don’t know, I shall lcnvo the Dean, a beautiful orphan of great wealth. Clover lives with her aunt management to my housekeeper." "W ho will l*o your housekeeper?” anti uncle. The aunt, aiming to use “ I have not engaged one yoL 1 shall Clover to further her mareh to so­ begin by cooking some of my meals cial glory, seeks to forc^ a match myself nt home; for others I shall go with Duke Boris, a royal schemer out to restaurants." who needs money. The uncle, to Marbury bud a fancy for cooking further' business interests ujms to and find often supplied (bo plnco of n make Clover marry the son of a cook at homo when one was not to la* millionaire cloul dealer. The latter il bins). Servants were Itecomlng scarcer, a dissolute youth ruined by money, every day, nnd lie ivfts l>e< oniing more but Clover's uncle sees only the per - valuable on thnt account. Mrs. Mar bury <I ill not have the knack of cook sonul gain coming the match. cry. Site bail tried to learn the tut. It is In the money and society but was not made ttint «Y v . The fact mad circles that the simple hearted (tint site was to lose u cook.ns well us clover lives, although she does not a husband angered her. Klio flounced really begin to live until she chances out o f tho roonl without n word. . Marlmry kept Ids word, llo remov­ to meet young Dt. Billy Dunn, un ed what he most needed to Ills new res­ irrcsplnsible, happy go lucky* but idence, removing himself there nt the altogether honest young doctor. Dr. sitme time. Mrs. Marbury made no of. Billy has a few patients but higlr fort In tiring nlsiut a reconciliation. When her husband 'fas about to leave hopes. There is a strong element of mys* lie called up from the lower ball. tery in the romance, "for the penni­ "(Soialby, dear!" Blit, though she heard him distinctly nnd ‘found it flilUciilt. to' less .Duke Boris is killed under baf­ refrain from going down, throwing her fling circumstances. Dr. -Ifilly and lin n s nltntit him uinl retaining him. she even Clover come under police sus­ g a 'e him no reply. picion. but in the end it develops that the duke was m.urdered by u one of me tird Ihlngs Mrs. Marbury woman who feared tin* loss of his did when she found herself alone was love if his marriage to the wealthy to hunt for a servant who could cook. She Dually found a woman to whom young wotnaV came about. she agreed to pay three times ns mueli Miss Stewart of course plays t lo­ as she had paid a tool; when she was ver and gives a delightful perform­ a b(lde. but the first dinner thnt came ance. Itudnlph Cameron plays the on to the tattle afforded •quite*enough young doctor. Brinsley vShaw appears ,ir her hel|i*s handicraft,, and the »o'. as Duke Boris and William Dunn* mtin was,discharged. Mrs. Mnrhury lilrisl three cooks portrays the rich young rake whose suite is furthered by Clover's uncle. within n fortnight nt fabulous prices Prpmjnenl in the cast are KuUtic nnd syut them u11 nwuy. She dined lit restaurants and tiled occhslontilly nt Jensen, Churle* Stevenson, Julia getting n meal herself. Sho Idnthed Swayne Gordon, who appenr to ttn- restaurant cooking, nnd silting dowp usturl advantage. alone ti* a meal she had spoil's) was "C lover's Romance" was written Intolerable. Under the stress her stom­ by James Oliver Curwomk author of ach *wns giving out, utid her coudltlon many of the Greater Vitagtaph'* was pitiable. One illuming the ppsttmui delivered a foremost produetions and u novelist of-note. The picturization was done hvfe to her l*earlng her husband** well by Garfield Thompson while Wilfred known clilrogrnpby on the envelope. She wns delighted, " l i e ’s gltcn In." North directed the #production. she cried,' tearing tho note ln her haste "C lover's Rebellion" comes to the to open IL It read: Lyric Theatre on Monday. M r . F r a n c is M a r b u r y re q u e s ts th e p re s ­ Getting an Early Start. "W hy won't V ‘u tnai'rjr me?"• "Be-' cause 1 don!t love you,” "'.Vhy need tliut matter? We'd slmp'y have a liveyear start on half the people In our set."—-Louisville Courier-Journal. key, la tlio fundamental of successful baseball. Natural ability to hit the ball and Held well U flue aud dandy, but Uie owner o f tho White Box glvea ono Instruction to every manager who works for him. And It Is the same rulo he wants carried out that he fol­ lowed himself when piloting ball clubs lack In tlio early days. Never allow a hag to be uncovered Is tho rule. And It Includes buino piste. Here Is Cotnls* key’s logic: “ When tho ball Is bit there Is no reason for a bag to be left va­ cant longer than momentarily. I f one of I ho basemen Is flelillug a ball or re­ laying a throw tbefe's a pitcher and n shortstop to cover the hag. Tho rocu should not l*o elsewhere, because a liasc runner Is not going to cross Ybo Infield or run Into the outfield. IIo Is going from bnso to bsso consecutively by the shortest possible route. When those corners are constantly guarded the chances for putouts are Increased. Faithful observanco of this rulo will almost keep a poor club la the first dlrlslon." •________ .________ BASEBALL AFTER WAR. whlch wlll feat&e the Red Crou fl.u. day to be hold at Weeghman p . * Chicago, July 81. ' *_ _ P rtThe two cluba will be made up no.. U lL jim M “ . . o f. . »* .~ V - ..- - - . and old American association. On th* former team will be Anson, Pete O’Brien, Mort Scanlon, Jack iic* Connlck, Frank BStltcr, Eddlo Hughe, William Gels*. Frank McNIchola Bldwell and Bob Bweltxer. In tho'llne. up o f the latter will be Comlskey, Tom Dawson. Nat Hudson, Jake Stahl.'Toe, Mullane, Adolph Spellman, Matty Zlmmer, Charley Redding, Jimmy call*.' hau nnd George Morlurty. CANTILLONS GET RICH ESTATE Woman's Aim. A bullet shot upward from tlio earth goca up to aphelion, with a retarding or decreasing motion, but a bullet fired by a woman at a burglar will turn a s(rect corner and lilt an Innocent i»edeatrlnu In th o ie g nine times out of ten.—Florida Tlmcs-Unlon. T b s Uplift. -Is she a help to her motherT" aaked ono woman' "Yea, Indeed." replied the other. "Bbe lias tnught her to aay Wullnary art* Instead o f ‘cooking.’ " THOUGHT RAW MEAT NEEDED. Manager Callahan of PlraUs Looks For Dig Boom In Gama. Manager Jimmy Callahan of the Pittsburgh Pirates believes that after the war Is over nnd tlio various coun­ tries have bad a chance 16'straighten themselves out nnd commence living again International baseball will bo a possibility. Says 'Jimmy: "tVben wo played our games In Lon. dou Midi tlio round the world teams a fen* yearn ngo the Britisher* did not enro much for the sport. Ground balls nml die lidding of them did not In­ terest them much, not nearly eo much as fly bulls which were caught. It didn't matter If It was a foul ball; they would applaud these mid the HeldIng thnt went with them. Balls o f tliut sort had cricket foal urea, I suppose, (tunning lames or sliding to or',hack to j* base were things they Were In­ elided to Iniigh nt and treat aH n Joke. I think thnt after the war if we take two tennis over things will ho differ­ ent ttnil that there n il! be n grand op­ portunity to put In some Hckh for Intertindounl baseball. Why not? It Is fur ahead of every other game that's played." Schiff Pssvsd When Welling Put Up * Job on Him. . Three years a g o » George Welling. Jimmy CInbby. Johnny BetilfT and oth­ er Yankee l*oxers were training In I.oa Angeles, preparatory to their Itivnslot, of Australia. SclilfT waa a mere kid al tho time, nnd ho watched Welling with much.amazement nnd admlratldn as he went through bis work. Johnny n*kcd to put' tho gloves on with Welling nnd nt the conclusion of their Iwut Inquired: “ How Is It, Joe. you are so tough and can stand nil that punishment in (Tie ring? How do you do It?" * “ Easy." replied Welling " I t ’s like |hls: My doctor advised me to eat it collide of pounds of ruw iheat every day. I've been sending over to (lie packing bouse for It." That ufternouq Sc Li IT ambled over to one of the big packing lioupes and re­ turned with three pound** o f raw; beef. Before lie lind a chalice to stnrt In on It ono o f the taixers wised him up. Next afternoon Welling couldn't Un­ derstand why the little featherweight "m in i Into him so llciA'cly when they sitignl another practice l*aI lie. DEVORE NOW A MILKMAN. OLD BASEBALL STARS TO PLAY Played on Two Giant Psnnant Winners and Made Spectacular. Catch. It limy be of Interest to luisclmll funs lo kuiiw tliut Josh Devore, former Giant rigid Itchier nnd known ns the world's series charm. has retired from Anson, Comiikey, Callahan and Othsr Veterans In Benefit Game.. Several promising “ young-recruits," Including Charley Comlskey, Adrian An­ son aud Fred Pfeffcr, nro expected to bg given a tryout In a baseball game Minneapolis Baseball Men Will Receive Nearly $75,000 Each. Michael K. Cantlllon, president of the Mlnueapolla club o f the American ataoclallon, went to Sacramento, Col to become executor of tho estuto of Patrick Dowling, western gold pioneer, who died there recently. The estate, aald to Include pieces of real eatute aa well as $120,000 In cash, la to bo divided among Mr. Cantlh Ion, hla brother Joseph of Minneapolis, hla brother Jamca of Eaglo Grove,-la ’ and one slater. It wns reported that tho two Minneapolis hanolml) men would receive ucurly $75,000 each. Beat Swimmer, In World. American swimmers hold a majority o f tho speed awliunilug record** of tho world. I-anger, Boss, Volltner, Ted Cann nnd Knlinnauioku, all AturrL cans, can 'outswim all rivals nt any and all racing distances, while Olga Dorfuer. Gertrude Altell nnd .Bessie Ityan o f Philadelphia, Claire Gnlllgnn pf New York, Frances Cowells anil Dorothy Bums of Han Francisco and Thelma Darhy of St. DmLs represent a team of American mertunlds good enough to com|>etc against the foremost women swimmers of tho world. Beautiful South American Tree. By far the most beautiful of the trees o f Uruguay, South Aipgileu, I** tbo mimosa. This tree Is nu ever­ green, nnd grows to :i height <>f about forty feet. Kven when not 'n flower It Is very handsome, on uecotitit of It*tlnr.k green fchdike leaves, and gray, green trunk. The flowers ure like litMe bulls of golden-yellow |l<*llen, and Itiey have u sweet scent. They cover the branches o f the tree from top to bottom, and at a distance one wmit.l ulmost say the whole thing " ii* nnnV o f gold, or had heen transplanted lr< ti. fairy laud. Had to Be Introduced Twice. While Mahel was watching In-r mother making a pie, she wns told it was lemon uierlngde. Half an hear later she enilie hack and asked: "Wljat wns that pie's lust name?"— Y'luth's Companion. llll llll llll llll l!£ !*I llll ence o f M r s . 'M a r l o n M a r b u r y to d in n e r th is e v e n in g . N o It . B. V . I*, needed. T h e d in n e r w ill be a e rved p r o m p tly u t 7 o 'c lo c k . Mrs. Mnrhury wns puzzled. ’ Wlist did It Utenil? Of one Thing she was stlro—slid would gift an excellent din­ ner. But that wns tho only tiling of which alie wns sure. At two minutes o f 7 Mrs. Mnrhury Great Ambitions. drove up In ti taxicab to tier Ini-hand's Most people would succeed In small residence. She tried Ibo frout door, things If they were not troubled with and. finding It unlocked, she walked In. grout ambitions.—Longfellow. A savory islor pervaded the premises. Passing to the rear, she entered tlio kitchen. Mr. Mnrhury. in u white lin­ en Jacket and a spider In Ills hand, turned from the range. "Aha, my dear!" tie said cheerily. " I thought you might like one of my dlnucra. I've (ptlto a delicate menuP R O G R A M A T lit tie neck clams, mock turtle soup, a bird, sweetbreads” — "Stop!" cried Mrs. Marbury. " I ’m starving, nnd you innkc mo n thousand times more ravenous!" \Ve Challenge Competition and "Go nnd lay nsido your traps while Invite Comparison I dish up." • Mrs. Marbury flung nsido her "traps" nnd played scullion till the dinner was "F R ID A Y — Paramount preset* Fannie Ward in^'Hor Strange served,.then tuit down with her hus­ Wedding" bIso a One Reel Comedy. band ntul etfjoyed the first good meal she, bad eaten since her husband bad S A T U R D A Y —The Famous Triangle Pluys. Secna Owen in left her. It seemed that every morsel " A Woman’s Awukening" also "H er Candy K id” a one that passed down her throat bad been reel comedy. * * meant for n god. When the tnoal was M O N D A Y —Paramount presents Ann Pennington in "The finished she told her husband that she Little Boy Scout". Ham & Bud in "The Misfit Millionarc"bad reformed and If be would come back to her she would neror again T U E S D A Y — Metro present:) Emmy Wehlen in '"Sowers and complain of anything bo did. Reai»eni" also “ Musty Suffer". "N o," ho said, "you nro welcome to comn nnd live with mo, but I'll Oliver -go back to you. I f you And me as bard, ta live with as before you can return lo your own"— The words were stopped by a kiss. 1 There has been no further moving by the Murburya. T THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC AND FINE PICTURES i carat* baselMlI and Is running a milk routo at bla borne town. Cbllltcothe. O. Joab was a great Uttlo charsctet A t one tliuo It looked aa though he would de­ velop lutr* mia .of Ilia ga,mo‘a real, atar. players HU best year was 1011. when bo got hla first world’s scries money. Josh played on two GUnt pennant winners and made a catch In the 1012 world'a series which put thousauda of dollnra Into the New York and Boston treasuries. But for a catch by Dovoro In the third game Boston would have won Hie series In four games, one of them lujlng a Me. As It waa. tho scilea stretched Into eight games, aud after the fourth game all goes lo the clubs. = u = u = u = u = ij= ii= y = u = ij= u = ii= ii To Buy Your Place in M. M. Smith’s Sub-division. Land Going Fast, Get a Good Location. . . . THE STAR THEATRE =1 SEE ■ i f a> 9 . , s oi*" ■■■■ L l . m H rut■iMJWBl'ii 'r / «*fs-**^ �P I C E S II WttY EVANS (Written Especially for This Paper by tha Famous American t -j-----4* Practical city planning Is not + only not nocessnrily n source of + expense to tlio city, bftt It Is froIn a rather unusual piny In nn American league pntnc last yenr, + qucntly a menus o f pmUt^conthe umpire wna-called upon to use common sense^ns well qs to follow 4* fcrrlng Its benefits not only on . the rules. Ills decision started n lot o f argument 4* the citizens directly, liut often 1 . nnd wan protested nt the time,,but the ruling was 4* relieving them o f n largo part o f • held to be the correct one. nnd Is now followed 4* tbf burdens o f tnxntlon. by all the umpires. -■ 4* Itut whether Immediately profTip; play came up In the first Mhlf o f the ninth 4* liable or not city planning Is not Inulnp,. with tho home tenifi leading by the score' 4- only n duty o f the present, but o f 2 to 1. The visiting dub started a rally, getting 4* nn obligation to posterity. No men on second and third with only one-out. A spit 4* owner o f a growing mnnufacturball pitcher wnn doing thp twirling for the home 4* lug enterprise would neglect to team. Any Inflelder will tell you thnt tlic spit 4 *.properly plnn- extensions^' but hall 4s .hnrder to throw after the hatter hits it 4- most cities, wlilch nre In reality than It In to pilch It. The wet sj>ot seems to 4* supcronterprlsos. prow nnd exspread, nnd If the Infleldcr’s grasp happens to hit 4* pnnd without plan or forethis wet spot, there la no tplllnp where hr will 4* thought, generating congestion, ’ throw the hall. It so happened that the batter hit a rather slow bounder to the shortstop. Thnt player decided4* townste, inakopoverty nnd the necessity 4* o f enormous oxpoiMlIturca In lat4* er yeurs to correct fnultn which 4* n stroke o f tho pen o f the city 4* planner nt the proper moment 4* would have obviated. — Frank 4* Kocster. League Umpire.)' a •f* «j« *J* *|« *J« *|* •{« •*« 4■+ 4* 4* 4* 44* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 44* 4* 4* 4> 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* We Can Equip Your Office With-Anything You May Need . . .. _ F O R Y ft I T R * Everyday Someone Says I Didn’t Know You Sold It” »J« Pencils Built on Land Donstsd by ths City of Qainotvillo, Tax. The aceompnnylug illustration shows the free swimming pool tlmt wni| built In Gainesville on land In 'the city park daunted for.the' pttrposo by the city. It cost $2.."00. the money having.been raised by public suhsrriptloh, writes It. P. Johnson, secretary o f the Gaines­ ville (Tex.) chnmbcr o f commerce, in the American City. The pool Is fs» feef wide by 105 foot long nnd Is divided I n t o three compart­ ments. Tin* llrst U n shullrw wading Pencil Holders Pencil Sharpner: The chances are that it for the Office we do Sell it. Erasers Rubber Bands . • mm • * ♦* Rubber Stamps Call or Phone us about your Requirements and we willdo the rest. Daters Thumb Tacks Stamp Pads Second Sheets Stationery Carbon Paper Letter Files Mucilage POLICE GUARD INTERNED GERMAN SHIPS rorriNc FLUID •household . Cordon, of police guarding the lid limn o< Friedrich and Koenig Wilhelm It nt Ne\V York1, old lo the neutrality <o|imd In cun rd Inc'the Intel AGGRESSIVE MANAGER FOR CHICAGO pool for Ml tie children nnd Is about Tlfldcn fct-l In width nnd twtdve Inches deep. The second Is for the larger oiit*s ai.d Is aliont'lifty feel In wldtli by thirty In- In-s In depth The Iasi section Is tin- k ii liiiuilng |«’<d pro|N-r. 1«*** feet long, with a dcplh ranging from three lo nine feet. The first two compartIncuts nre separatist from each other and from the third compartment by tn-iny wire netting ns ii mennil re of safety to the children.’ Midway across the ibird section a heavy wire Is hung for safely for I he grownups. The location makes It possible for (ho city to furnish water fr<ijn the pumping station without cost, and the pisil Is drained Into the creek which encircles Hie city park on the west side. Thus the water Is constantly being changed, us It outers one end und Is drained ofT nt the op|s>sitc end. Tho walls and center partition nre built o f solid rock nnd tho floor of.fOncreto. Nn one Is allowed to remain In the water longer than one hour. A gong Is rang on tho hour, and tho |s>oi In. cleans! before another party of swimtners Is admitted. livery one Is requins] , to lake a fdmwt-r bath ticfnm going Into the pool In order Hint tho motto, *'a clean plnco for-clcnn i « h»plo," mny l>o lived up to. The custo­ dian of ttie park linn charge of tho |hhi| ni\d Is pnld with tho roretiuc from renting bathing nulls, which urn pro­ vided for tlipso wtio do not linve tin,-in nt n charge of 23 cents, rersons linvlog their own nulls nro not charged for tho use o f the |kmiI. Tlio hours nre from 7 a. in. to 10 p. tn., and since tho pool wna opened otr Aug. 11 It tins been In constant use eyery hour, except on Kundny, when It la cloned to the public, the water drained off and tlio luterlor sterilized Building ths County. For the teaching of fundamental business principles to tlio rising gen­ eration and to build up atock and ag­ ricultural Interests In tho county thn Wichita Falls iTex.) chamber,of com­ merce and (lie First Nntlonnl bank o f that city have, combined forces. The bank bus turned over to the chamber 11,000 to bo usoil ns n |>crninnciit fund for the bcncllt o f the boys and girls. Tho money will Drat Ik> spent for rog.Iqtcrcd pigs which will be given out to tioys and girls on the farms. Tho recipients will sign notes ami will bo given twelve months to repay the lohn with Interest nt 8 per cent. When tho money Is thus returned It will bo rein­ vested In |M>ultry or calves, ns tlio boys nnd girls elect. Tho government dem­ FRED M ITCHELL, KEEN STUDENT OF BASEBALL. onstration agent Is aiding the cham­ Fred Mitchell, former Yankee catcher nnd assistant to Manager George ber and bank In carrying through the Stallings o f the Boston club, will manage the Chico** Cubs next season. project The deal was. put over after n brief Mhferenc<0 >etwecp Charles Weogbtnan and Percy llaughton, respective presidents o f the Chicago und Boston Educating Allan*. National league club. > A resolution Ihdorslng the American­ In exchange for Outfielder Joe Kelly and a cash consideration, anld to b« ization movement, which has for Its $5,000, Weeghmnn has octnircd the only avnlluble field leader .capable of purjH>se a more practical cooperation making a real bnll'clqb out o f what there la o f Chicago’s team.- Almost between the federal government and unknown to the general run of baseball fans, M i t c h e l l hns long been recogv the public schools In- the education of niacd In baseball’s Inner circles ns one of tpe keenest students o f the pastime aliens who come to our shores, has !>eeu prepared and sent to each mem­ Mitchell Is one o f tltg most aggressive men In the game, n fighter for evtrj ber o f the Iowa delegation In congress little point that might be turned to ndvantage of his club. by the chamber o f commerce of Couaell Bluff's.'Is. • V -L L -- P rice Tags Waste; Baskets Letter Trays Penholders L etter Clips Account Books I n d e l ib l e in k STAR iitininwti ids Clip Boards Paste Record Cards • •• Loose Leaf Books Time Books Receipt Books Hook Files Stop * U sing Cheap, U n reliable C arbon P a p e r Don’t take a chance with inferior carbon paper. It means faded, illegible copies, untidy'files, waste of time and poor work. Put a stop to this! Use TRADE Stapling Machines ; Typewriter . Ribbons Eye Shades Loose Leaf Memo Books and Fillers M ARK Lasting legibility— neatness — uniformity— nnd economy make MultiKopy tho standard carbon paper. In black or blue, MultiKopy never fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudging,' non-rubbing copies which often rival the original In clearness and legibility. MultiKopy gives surprisingly long service andis unequalled for manifolding. o Write for FREE Sample S h eet. ' . Clipless Paper Fastners Supplies for Verti­ cal Filing Cabinets Adding Machine Let us Equip your Telephone with one of these Tablets for a Ten Days Free Trial. If it dpn’t prove to he Conveniet and Satisfactory we will remove it without any cost to you whatever Price $ 2 . 5 0 Delivered The Herald Printing ‘S fc S f. Company A. �TH E SANFORD HERALD Th# Flndlno of Old Olory. When tbo day i uti-e that our revolu­ tionary f«U»< raltcuflrd to design „ nnB lo r . tho dew tmi‘"ii- * j> r‘-i ;i 1 founding Hunt h d S 'b v u t b t lfS ir to tho heati-na to find tbe batiner of their falUi and pride. In the glowing west. In the Miming clouds of tlie sunset sky—atrenrnUiu across tbo wide horizon In alternate lands of flame and mist—they saw the symbol o f their own fair dreams, mjstic, mlgbtjr and baffling. And as they looked there cnine n sud­ den rending of the fleecy mass by n wind of liberty’s own sending, and through tho monster rift thus made they beheld a patch of azure sky set thick with silver stars. * • Tho stars- tho stripes—the blue-Old Glory, bla*one<l In beauty across the wonder o f God's heaven, for all tbo world to are. It Is our flog—God make as worthy o f It.—Anne llnnkin Ip Southern Woman's Magazine. Falsa Economy, Romo peoplo begrudge tbo expendi­ ture of money to benutlfy- the bourn or to bring tho comforting message of friendship In lime of trouble. To lln-t^ flowers aro o f no use. pictures 'mid music a waste of money, lint a life re strh led to things that go Into the p i or nro worn <>u tbe back results Instarving tbe spirit. “ If I hud two loaves of bread J would sell oue of them to buy white hyacinths to fetsl my aoiil.” That was the terse and poetic sentiment of p truth oft ueg lectod. Even tbe" poor need other thing* more than they need moneys The mone> "••• |((, BO„ e |U>:it mouth, hut the memory o f it great 'bunch of wild flowers remains. "Flow er missions" furnish a lienullfill ministry thnt al­ most any Rundny school class can ever- H«e. Ren,I your posic* la the hospitals ° r to Um* children o f the slums.— .ChrbUift H e ra ld ._____ ^ . r . —iigcnnuun, Arthur. Cleretnnd mid U llMi" TltrOe of the great lloston group of uriiers Utucrmni, l.owell ami Holmes—were ,,f inliiUleilnl parent age. so Were Purknmn and ltancnirt. also Hi,- remarkable Field brotbers(•yrns W , HuvId Dudley and Stephen J. '1 be lullni'iice o f tlu- eminent Jonallmu Ktlmini* tipiM'iir* to have expend,tl far down lu the thie o f his descend iitts. for the ijsj include pue vice preslbre,;_ splintors. thirty Judges. ahlliurs. twelve college presl 'b'nts. mill le I dm, of the I * win, were limed e»er eouvlcted of a - li m e . I he g ilb d ie d m i i i n f o r th e y h i v <f a c t i v i t y . lis t o f c le n ty t n c u 'a d la tln c iu ild he g r e a t ly extended in l,e fo u n d In e v e r y lit Iin lh u in p o ils K tn r H o w Housss E x p lo it. The most _ lemarkahle pbenomeuoi, .connected with loruudocs Is the exido slon of houses, which literally hurst, scattering their fragments lu all direc­ tions. Sometimes substantial dwell­ ings are carried high Into (he nlr and then explode It Is now understood Mint this Is dde to the fact that the "funnel cloud" (re­ volving nt a nitu of at least !VOO miles an houri has a vacuum Inside. Thus It sucks up everything In Ils path, even emptying wells. It sucks till the ulr from around a house over which It passes, and the house in vncuuiirimlng thus created outside of lo promptly explodc*. owing to tho pressure of the In the name at Unknown.. AUo: in Saminol# county, Florida, to Ts*- CsrllflraO No. 1037, dated the 3rd tflluatcdLot* 23 tq liahwnark' d .y o l .Jun* A. I>. 1913. Said , « ![<»/. wit: Hr, at thirty pounds to tbo square ^ ant to *ell my atord and Inch, from within, i antnll stock for cash. R, ^ T . r r : r 3f 4 . i t > I r a n a f a r m e d ' - e e l f T T ^ f ^ ^ l W r r T W l l T I ■ ApfiTy Into h bomb.—Philadelphia Press. to J. II. Snipes, R. N 1, San* 90-2tp “ ------------- *— About T a m p a r a t u r s . ---------------------------------Tlio belt authorities on the sctcnca of Good Hoy Wants Work meteorology tell ... that without the w m work for boald nnd , various chances In the temperntui*} ,,/ni. there would lw a perfect calm at all times In all parts of the globe. A uni­ form and unvarying barometric prtuWanted Bat (erica to repair. We surv would everywhere prevail, and there would l>o no chango of seasons, re|)uir all Makes. • Electric 'Work on no evaporation or condensation, no autos a specialty. Sanford Battery clouds and no rain. In short, without Service Co., L. A. Renniul, prupric* changes o f temperature, which * wo sometimes think so uncomfortable, the (ftmospberc would soon become poison­ Lost— IHILCK spaniel, long ears ous, stagnant and Incapable Of sus­ short tail. Finder return to Dean taining human life. Turner, rare of Turner's grocery and receive liberal reward. * tl3-llc Awkwardly Put. "I grovel here before you In the Lost— Gold locket -with initials dust!” observed the Impassioned youth as tie nqpk on Ju .the drawing room "W . ;E^ W,” engraved on it. Finder floor. return to Herald ufllce and receive ‘ "1 don't know what you mean by reward. SIM Pc dust,*' replied she coldly. “ | |<k>U itfler lids room most carefully myself every Found— (,ioId cull button. Owner looming.” —lamdon Til-lllts. call at Pico Restaurant and describe same. !IO-‘Jtc Grabbed by Old Ocean. An overage uf 0T> tons <»f j»(tn nmJ loose rtick Is woslunl Into the ocenn every year from evory squaro inllo of the l fnlt(Ml Slates. Tills estimate does not Include the great basin. The liu- In €ircull ( null, hrtritUi JuUlrl*l I'lrrull, jHrmlntFlr t'uunly. lUildi. In < hanrrr) tmnslty of this mntrlhtitlon may be \\. II. Mmt'kinaun, I*umplainant Hill to better (Himprelieiiiletl \vIh»ii It N real­ Thmdirr Hrv-alt > I ’timpinv, a Kurfflm# ised that the Mitfrnv of lids eotiutiy FIshkIa c«if|H>rmi lull, anrna! l . CL Mor |gan;*' Hl*l»n nmi VidIA Suitin, hi« covers 8.0S8f5<X) square miles. «ilr. I * n l * . Oitirr uf Hrnlrr h» l*ul»'lrailun h R |t *Htlf ill 11.p f iiuri I lint **t||»|NbrtI* in tniil fitiu* mJairi'M ihr drfyndania [♦ #> • t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 4 1. ♦ ll Spray Pumj Insecticide PAGE SEVEN ' ♦ ♦ til Itiv abuvr r n ltth il fa U w h** l»rrfi by fhk’ jihrrlff uf Kcmiuolf ruunty. In mhieb **ltl rouHty *uit i* *ith iht* rtulone*»f «i«il "hrriff iff S«arrlno!«* rcniniy l h b1 kc* ♦ L♦ Mantif.ii t u r e r . o f- I d e a l Fertilizer • FOR SALE Suli* Uhl [aeren iif For luo'i ue:ir I i - t, cn f f i / 1,0 »rr«- for | r f (ilvti house a n d / t w o lot* at \\Ii YrfHM. '*i-i tp Ten *y* acc^iim*1. tittle <f. Wti ’d <^ vtnf Huii.,,d h A).,IflfaU ,n ,h* n,m* Tat OnlUrit* .No. |0fi dated lha 6th dmy ol Ju.y A l». t»H . Bald c.rtlflr«t» am‘•r»«£r ' hr f0,l®»inr lands In Seminole coun­ ty. Florida, to-wit: I«ia 39 lu <2. Kurcka Hammock, hahl land bring iii^ ird at tha date of thr i« uanrr of *uch fertifleatr In thr namr ©f Unknown. r«ilr*« «aid rrrilflratra »hall b* rrd**m#d ■rtnrdini f•• lam tat drrd mill lour thrrron *m th* 1(Itfa ill) ii| July. A. 1*. 11#17, Wt'nra* m> official Hgnaturr and §*al this thr ft|K day of Jure, A. I). 1917 *f«l» L\ A IKltUft ASS. « Irrk ( *rruit f'ouri, Srmlnnfr C*o.. Fla., M-FrUte lly V, M. Houglaaa. b. C. FER TILIZER Cdmbinatlon Ilrnnd—Good for Anything That Grows—Vegetables Especially 1oo-l.ll, .SACKS - . . *2.23 200-UI. SACKS . . . *l.;j Prsrsfc rkartnl nlrs .rrofcllnf lo kxaS.n for .null ctl, drli.rrir.. t"l(>o',*f hu ^ bU t1<r * ** 00 he- tlfsbfcsm . I iSO prr bu. * Vrt.rt Brtn 1o n , i full ,««at,mrnl of htro* im i ro s frr d . inriudin* brrl pulp, rorvsnul mnJ.rlr. J. G. PERMENTEIt COMPANY iia v s t . . Ja c k s o n v i l l e , k l a W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS eral Fire Insurance Sanford Florida W E CAN PLEASE YOU IN PRICE SERVICE Q U ALITY utl*l*li' in M’fvr *si * w111»|• **pa i.ti K4h| Ilmirhvt lU-ilM CiiTtijixn), a l*l«irii|« r.i'imrgtiur*.u« trig i«t Hut fiilun of *ai«| «-tirv<if at um|u flf *1 r» *«r aiU'tHDl Igrtita. ami ln-t j ■1It*• f t nr *itif**itI f»I ■a-id i *•f |*iif aI t ti «i,r4 I■*f• , i'k 4 1 *4 i At- r**» 1•«** t*f kI|t» f *f II I i lit lh* liill til ill, U All I,oral AdvcrttHcnumtH Undtr It i* th..(«»f*-, »>i•!'»■ft-il filial I/* • ' * IU s.tiy Cnmi’iny. , Thin H catlfng T IIH K E C E N T S o Ida *(»rpf l'|<avrt.«T r*?i >r. nfipriir to |l t* rat.s**, lr»t il.iy. f Svptrml** r. IUI Lin e Fur Each InHcriioti. Minlm utu lirfidi* lirh-rtl tLi* fn|d fcftI n, i«f •*-■ ■ pfi Charge 25 Cents. till W l(r,lml aid ti**I• fnfb’miwn, and ffFtnl itiCfif « il* In answering an n<tvi-rti*i*m,-nt " l o re on nan c is rm-niinto ,| tn the ad. pica.*,- do lull o* k rile Her.till (or inforiiiation a* to il'i- identity .ol llic advertiser. Usually wi* do not know who the advrrttscr is and if we do wc are not allowed to give* out this information. Simply write u letter and address it ns per In­ structions in the ad. wit: Lot ISO, Kurrka Hummock. Thr Mid land brfnf ■"•*■*« <1 at thr <f*tr t»f ihr tMU. anre of uufh crrtirtcate in thr namr of Ifanry Ifhhop. Alio: Tax OrtJAratr No. 1036. datrd ib f 3rd day of Juim*. A. II. 1912. Said rarlifcatf etnbrarra thr fd'orin* (JnrrlUt! property pituatad in Frmirtclt county, Florida, to-wn: of Lot 67. Kurrka Hammock Thr »aM land bring a**r**rd at I ho date of thr Uauanrr of such rrrtiflratr in I hr namr of ft e l If t* « f HILL LUMBER COMPANY Avoid Mosquitoes, Flies, ( Hints, Etc. by Using A p| tit tttlt n , HrftltiR R uf I hiij'tcr li '■n t:* R. C. M axwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch Used for Twenty Years HILL H A R D W A R E CO Always hss given satisfaction, tint Cross I.ivsr Medicine It nil'’ » f l f"- (!i-,i*n0xtii«v old-(l,nc rims* dies. All over the Uuutli It 1,uj>rvilcVeil sulfcreri Irum lllllnirsnr ss lllllons C-’le I n .lO rU r.. H ysp rg.lu l.lvcr b o k ll.-n.lui brs bttnr M oauhcU R o d 6 ro c s L iv e r P.Tedicir.o AU1» ‘ U hi u.ll PR’Cl C‘-ft•r«w«lai Bcwi IstTSfc if,ns 1 Sanford, Florida C o m tilslu l llifu m .iif I's Il . riif-cly v^getxhic: 'loe. net sicken S -’ l in i- vl-s form: otay, Uo ll*t»l •try » f f o i l , oi.de Ini. iO|n._ X'bc rj'-ni, Inc tied Cross I.lrcr Urdlrlrtf ts run.lc *>,,lj I*, CASH im o s i m i ’G r o „ Inc.. JmkwmvUk*. I ia. 2S Cents n tins, «« itruBItlsts nud In ircncrsl sturrs. ii r p » i pitIill fry*in I Itm mum»*fi»«*<i*re i m* For Exchange "Ya*h| Ellayre," UO c, It by f> ft beam. Will exchange for a good 1!»H< or ’ 17 live passenger autnmohile. Address W. F. Ayres, Davtona llearh, Flu. XG-tfe — Registered Du roe Jer Mrs. II. E. Curlett. Ue85-tfe For. Salt* Fernald Hdw Sanford. mv K. l'il. . i..j i- l|nni«,isd ! mr> 07,,3, tor S‘ I l f S C ,. SsrlUm an I W i Srsien 1". Tnanslilp 10 S. II »s i *1, I alishs-M*- Vt rehsn its l.l> d wii"l,ilrit,l*iti to. re.In- I Ircriw Vrouf,. lo laldUb-tUl/n to the.Isn I simvc drs<ri'' i, fnrr rlerr r \tteil t'fl. »t TsvSfrs. I'lsC. <n th- tuth d.y •*< Aurn-t I'M". cislm.rit iismss n* »Iln- . T. I. tln>d, til WVVIss. I'lcrlds * C. A. Iti-sh. of WsWIws, II. ii Is *ii-orip- C5sf*iwtf "f rSOts, 1 1' rrdt llsrv. y V Ki'.fnw. of '■’vrfnrd. ‘ribl:t>|ir. AV. IM VI'!. * * Itczi.ler. THE U N I V E R S A L For Rent,—; Rooms for light house keeping or bedrooms. ‘J in ' • CAR Notlrr U hrrr] iif IHImUh Flof! IUrt*e 3t K. Tsllahs Mfrldisn, hs< HI* <1 89-tf rilbcd Kctorc Clark circuit enurt, «l Ssnfcrd, For Rent— With family of two. Klurlds. on the tOth -lly ll Aurwl. 191T. Clslmsnt niroi, s« witnc*M*«: nicely furnished srrecned apa/tment. t*. It. tJeaton of p*icdo, rlof'ds K, U. M.-hliurn ol tlvlcdo, MorlitS Sleeping porch anti all conveniences S. It. Ifcsilcr of Oviedo. Florida in kitchen. <51S Oak Ave. R7-lfe John Scruzr* ul-OvIcdo, florWsUOItT. W. 1<AVIA/ llrgl,tcr. For Rent— T w o furnlshtMl rooms S07 Magnolia. fi7-tf For Rent— Ten room house, elec­ tric lights. Corner Oak avenue and To sit Cicdilor.. Is-fslr-,., IH.trlbittcc sod Fourth slrcpt, oposlte city purk. A|rstl Prrcunc havin* CUInw or l>,-piandc -a*ain.t *sld tUtsIc: ‘ . ply* to \V. W . Long! «K-Jt|» T oo, and >«r|iM you, an- h-r, l>y nollflrd For Rent or Sale— " T h e Oaks" Fourth street and Magnulia avenue, fifteen rooms, furnished. Immediate possession. B. W. Herndon. KO-tf For Rent— Ope room, metto avenue. 70:1 Pal "Il-tf Let us show you how,* for Q few cents, you can Insure your com fort day and night, at work or at. play June 2til, A. H, 1117. SA It AII M- Wl 1,1.1A MB, , Ksrcytrlx. SB-Krl-BIc listed In Court of the County Jud*e, Srmlni.tr County. Stair of Floiida In re Krlatr ot F.tells H. Wat man. deceased To all Creditors. I^Katccs. Olatrlhutecs and all Person, havinz Claim, or IH-mind. aaalnst said K.tatc: You, and rarh ot you. »>c hereby notified and required to Resent any elaims ai.d de­ mands which yow or cither of you may have ■gainst the estate of l.stclla 11. ttarman, dcW AN TE D ccased. late ol Seminole, eouaty, Morida, to tho undersign- d Adrr inlstratnr ol said es­ tate within two years front the date hereof, Wanted- — Lady stenographer fated June list. ^ V ^ A , ! MAN.. . would like employment, either per­ . Administrator, manent or. substitute. Understand nHT Kri9lr 1 book work, filing und general oflice Sallee at Appl ration tor Ta» Uced Under Sri (Ion S of Chaplec ISSe. D o . of Macwork. Local references. Address Id* Mrs. Powell, 210 Pine Avc., Shn^ Notice la hereby given that t*. C. Howard, purchaser ot Tax I citilfcale No. |07, dated ford, Flu. . 90-3tp the 6th day of July A. J». 1911. has mads application tor taa deed* to Issue In aeplasterer wants Fordtr e* with law. lollov'ng flald errtifleata or job. Apply to described ptoperty Scminoh. , Kurrka county,' Florida, t and S. Grocery. assessed Hammock. The aa ccrllQrale tbe dale ot the tea 90-4tp Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or Month—Turk avenue' ilut, 105 Nortl\ Park avenue, over L. R. Philips & Co. drug store. Mrs. 30-tf James Patton, manager. KEEP COOL snd r<s,utr>‘d ,o prr-ent spy claims sod de­ mand. which you. or either of you. m«y IiV f mfiin*! ihr f^llli1 fif'JlWi»-IUUi f ^ 11! »m ; die s., d. Ulc of S-mlmdn rounty Florida, to the uadcrclzncd Kisrulrll of .aid r-Iatr within two years Ifom th, date hstc C. F. W IL LIA M S Agent EDW ARD H IG G IN S Salesman HORNER M ILITARY S C H O O L Has a record ot CSyrwrs of thorough work In preparing young me, for College Universities, linvrtiirn.nl. and TWhniral Schools, and lor Husinaws life. A NVn-sectarian ChtlslUn trhooi. Strong Ist-ulty. Military training. New buildings, Brepruof luirgw Campus, *!th haselwil and l.mtball grounds, tennis courts, and running tracks KtJ>en<ae modrrate. Session begins September Mn. Write hie Illustrated rwulog. * J. C. H O RNER, P rin cip a l, Charlotto, N. C. �"*■ « t.-k , *. -’ « ’V THE FANIOPD Hf Fj UD THESAWFO RM fiR ALty R. J. HOI.I.Y, I’d Itor W ..M - HAYNES, Business .Manager > P w M W iiil E t w t T u a d i r sad Frida? waterproof leal fertilizers increased enormously, th A u ^ h 19!fll Tt*jT(AimI of phi open a sack so that it will jp rea d used in their manufacture. out endwise and let this hang from M oreover, owing to.the scarcity of the roof down the front in case of potash, more than .half the fertilizers rain, otherwise the front t will need used in this oountry the last two no protection.’ Place roosting poles years have d eta in ed little or no about one foot from the ground and potash—and yet, they have, on the about nine inches from the rear wall. whole, given entirely satisfactory re­ IIore two holes about eight inches' sults, as they did from 1860 to 1875, apart near thn middle of earh end of when no potash whatever wan used. .the houses. Through the holes place While potash Improves the quality a knotted rope for handles for mov and increases the y ie ld 'o f various ing around to cleaner gropnd surface, crops, it is by no means essential to there being no flooring in the house?. the general production of crops, ftn place about twenty chicks in each the above facta have abundantly house and use n small low portable proved. he rear, with igood eir^wnNsard slope. V u t THERE IS NOTHING COMPLICATED about opening an account with this Bank, subject to check. Just deposit your money and sign your name, and you will he handed a pass book; also a convenient pocket size check hook. You are cordially invited to open an account jiere, and we know that you will appreciate the Safety, Strength and Good Service which it affords. • • THEHERALDPRINTj^pLCOMRANY ' it n s a u m o N n S S T IN Advance • f* TRAB................... ...................»*-“• MONTIIH.......................... /....... I-** f i t MONTHS......................... . T« M n n d l i t h Clt? k? Canto* ILM P*t Yaw la Adrian a 3**. Fat Maalh •Mala ta Adraata Mad Ito Mad# at OBka i Matt Mattox Aafaat Uad •••Asl IBM, at tka PaaMTka at Saafard. Darida Dadar AM ai March Srd. I STS. Tataahaaa Na. Itf fence temprarily around a portion of the ground to connect with the house The id^a is to get (he chicks to reg­ ularly return to their individual houses and not get crowded too "many in one house. In the smaller sues oftentimes little ones are crush­ ed b y sheer weight of numhtrs. Even the small and in the larger sizes the ventilation will lie sufficient for the needs of large numbers. It is also well to have one house with a permanent fence for use in case of accidents or disease. •H u h Baraid H O A R D OF T R A D E G R E A T . oAVORK 1 In the lant.issue of The Herald the Sanford Hoard of Trade had u page advertisement calling attention bf the public to the fact that the San­ ford Hoard of ^ fo d e had aided ma­ terially in the tight to prevent the fifteen per cent Increase in freight rates ■ and in this statement the _Jinard of—Trade-w a s very tim'dWl for the fact is apparent to those who had the matter in charge that San­ ford had really been tV- ;»owcr be­ hind the movement. This wn* made possible by the expert knowledge of Secretary Marlowe who represented the state of Florida at the hearing in Washington und from the statements of.those presept at the meeting wu* in n measure responsible for the fail­ ure of ^ho. railroads in the south levying this additional burden on the growers and shippers This 1.1 per cent increase meant f'Jii per cur Oh V4»tf»*t 4 b!fS AP.<! JhT r citrus fruits and in t his acme - uvedj.lic large sum of * f 1,400.000 for t"he state and $ l l f «,000 for the county of Seminole. Weil fed chickens usually outgrow any attacks of disease, and u few common sense preventives will he worth the time necessary to rarry them out. Clean water, general cleanliness, good rahgT, Shade, greens grit, shell, charcoal, sulphur and a dose of .Epsom'snlts will be sullicient for any flock to weather any disease attacks. The flock in gen­ eral will ■return on rhe Investment iiuairutiurliuii_tu-ttLa_ainuuut of time and care expended, in adver­ tising does for good business. Some* chicks no more than,you would force sales on untried goods. Tho proper way to handle young chirks is to let them grow- naturally and with well balanced rations, and through their f a «t development you can easily pick out tho*** on which you wish to concentrate efforts. Sell olT the drones and cockerels for food sup­ plies and pay nttontinn to pullnts. Do not force them to lay. before they get their growth, by stimu­ This is but one o f the instances lants, condiments .and emmonnwhere the Hoard of Trade, is ‘doing gOgues. Pullets that are* grown thing-* for the people of the whole 'quickly on a good healthy diet will county. Hut the people a* u whole mature their bodies before ripening fuil materially in keep up tiitir part tfieir et*g organs. The egg jirodueby joining the Snnford Hoard of gen is largely dependent on heat for Trade anti doing their share toward its growth and sometimes by keep* getting what is coming to this ' ,,m" |ing pullets in heated brooders, eiose rr.unity. It take* team work a to! housing and stimulating foods, we cooperation to win big thing* and cause them to lay before the body .the good work of the Hoard of Trade has matured. Such pullet* .never along every line is worrlty of the make good layers for any length of support of every man in Seminole' time and the egg is usually under­ county who has the inter* t> of his sized. Eggs lor hatching also show u county at heart. low fi-rtilitv. (aiming more h>*.. To f o n t be a slacker in the eotn-.j rt.duu# the fertility loss to a minimunity. ..Ii in the Hoard of Prude muin-one must look to the well being do you of the mating cockerels. They should not be allowed to mix indis­ POULTRY TALK criminately with old hens and pul­ G et. G. Ilaumgartn-r of Plant lets*. lurt should be raided separately (,'ity iii an article in the Courier to full maturity before placing in the Of the Mediter­ gives some good suggestions to poul­ breeding .pens. ranean breeds <Leghorns, Minorca*, try raisers. He says: In the present food crisis extend­ etc., i fowls of like size and charac­ ing throughout the universe breeders teristics, ope* cockerel should be and would-be breeders can well af­ mated with 12 to 15 hens and the ford to take advantage of the pres­ heavier breeds, such as* Rocks, Reds, ent favorable weather for hatching. Langshatts, etc., only ft to 12 hens M ay, usually the dread month of the should by allowed to the pen matpd poultryman is past for another to one yockerel. N ever allow cock­ twelve-month and from now on suc­ erels together that may result in a cessful hatches can be had through­ fight and one be whipped, as a whipped cockerel is easily scared and out the country. the results less satisfactory. Some of the things to prepare foY A t no time in the present genera­ at this time are.good colony houses tion has -such nn emergency urisen about- six feet long,- three feet wide which must lid met by reducing loss and about three feet high at the to a minimum. Conservation is front, graduated to about two feet nuturally the first law of nature and if we are to combat the h. c. of I. it will not be a case of how much a day you get as it will lie how1 much each day you save or conserve. Itemized Statements m Promptly and Correctly Rendered Mean Much to the Retail Merchant v/ Monthly Statement Outfits combine the Ledger and State­ ment work and reduce labor about 60?, Simplifies bookkeeping and eliminates disputes with cus­ tomers. Statements itemized to date and may be delivered pn d e ­ mand. This I o o m leaf By-stem fits every retail business. We will glsdly explain its application to y o u bozincM. No obligation on your pert HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone 148 • ■. •• Hanford, Florida r . J“l7 6. 1917 > GERMAN POTASH In ■ lo tic r.I j the New York Times U hart S. Bradley, the big Frrtii;:it*r Mogul says that potash is not ilia necessary as some folks claimed it o be. to get good crops. He also says that phosphates arc necessary. His letter follows: .There is a fur stronger answer, to h* made to Professor Ostwald's I threat that Germany's potash sup­ ply would he used after the war. "to j dictate which of the nations shall Have plenty of food und which shall s*.»rvcM. than that given by Rjchurd H. 'Efdmonrla fn >'olir iaaui* oT Slay 29 to the effect that the United States is fast developing methods of ob­ taining potash from feldspar and as by-products from the production of cement and Iron. • t * W hile there are dtill other and more promising sources of potash in this country than either of these, such as Searle's Lake deposit, alunitc, kclpweed, etc., the far more im­ portant fact remuins that our crops are*not dependent upon any source of potash. The fertilizer industry was established about the year i860, while, potash wjts not discovered till about ’1876. During this interim of tw edty-five years the iue of chem- CAPITAL 30,000.00 . x SURPLUS AND PROFITS 15,000.00 . P E O P L E S B A N K 0 F S A N F 0R D Such, however, is not the case with phosphates, which are neces­ sary to produce and manure the grains and frliita of all crops, and of phosphates this country fortunately las an enormous supply of its own. c. m . h a n d 0 . L TAYLOR R. R. DFAS If. R. STEVENS On the- other hand, and this shows Cuhisf • A u’t Cathie* RraaUaai vi^ - i w h . i F L WOODRUFF Vits-Pntidtnl the absurdity of Prof. Ostwald's threat, Germany hus no phosphate deposits and is dependent upon this country. Algeria and Tunis for her supplies of this more important plant food. /* “I plerre resigned tils oillce ns criminal Oldeat of Brazilian Cities. 'N atu rally, therefore. Germany will washed clean and bright and gives It Jlahln, * once the qppltul of Ilrazii the npticurniice of Kjwrkllng, ns we say. Judge In Arras rather, than sentence a be only too glad after the war to la still 111 many ways tin* center of rut guilty man to death. • exchange her potash for American and religion In Hint Inrgysj „f Two Girls. phosphates, as she haB done in the South American republics. She Is the Shearing Shrfap In Syria. Tnn sentimental college youths weto past. •rho iqatmpr of shearing sheep In Hyrtn oldeat o f Hnizlllun cities und those of discussing the quality of girl thry * Altogether too much impottranee would choose ns life companion. The atfd nil Aslntle Turkey does not differ her present Inhabitants who are de­ has been given to potash as an es­ more sentimental of the two asked. materially from the ancient mothodk of scended front a long line of 'natives* sential clement of plant food, and •'Which kind o f girl do you prefer, the the pcoplo as applied to prnctlcally ev­ of the place— us many of tlu-in arcthis is largely due to the extensive one who can walk uutl walk and walk ery other .vocation. Whilo tho sheep In­ look down on Hit) and Sno Paulo as uppropaganda of .the German potash without ever having to atop and rest dustry Is one of the oldest In the conn, vturts and parvt'uus among ittitulcljin'ltry, having existed for centuries lu.tlte tlcs. syndicate which controls the indba- or the girl ,w|y? has to slop every now sutno pastures where the ancestors of and (lien In a shady place by tlui road* try backed by the German goverri•IdoV--------------- ------ *------------ the nresent lienlers also tended flocks, Something to Worry About. -mrnrr r* • " . *‘l like tin* girl,'* said the more con­ there does /tot appear to have bccnuliy You better stop yo' growlin' wVn if France regains Alsace she will servative youth, "who can walk nud Improvement It, the manner o f shear- }ou n(||.t K((| -tull ,vr Rnm| SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS im m m m m m m m m m m m s o S syndicate: Robert S. Hrad ley*. Boston, June 19, 1917. H ig h S p t t t l A e r o p la n e ! . An nvlnlloti expert, writing In a Hrlt lull newspaper, dwells on the etmrtieot* speed made by the latest tl\ Ing models He says Unit It 'may t.e Mated that leroplnttett capable «»f u 'speed o f nearly ISO miles per hour lit culm nlr nre in existence. It is likely, too. that cer­ tain ninelilnes of henry "loading** (which Is not (lie same tiling as great total weight) and small head resistance in u steep dive attain n speed of 230 tulles per hour. Certain dangers are encountered In very, high s|>eed mu chines. The dutigers' were uiitlelpntcd years ago, mid to some extent, ut atiy rate, they are provided for In Imlhltnj; These fast ira fl have their own degree and pr>>tiii-iiiH of tiistnlillit>. and they are n-> w hit easier to lly or safer than slow yrafi. A diving sjns*l of some tiling more than 2on miles per hour having been attaltiis!, It seems likely that an entirely new- phase is entered upon, requiring very careful considera­ tion. tlr fu . tuUcliliies coil hi easily bo avoided. , "(Jit, my w ife tied It l hero to remem• f Quick Work. her MtiiietItlng site told me," answered T w o Insurance nteu were -bragging tin* clerk. " \ml do you retuemher what she told of tin* promptness with which their res p o ih r companies paid up, Said one >ou?' ’ Yes. «^r Sin* told me. Jo be sure J of them. "Tin* man died and I banded and not work l>*o hard," — Yonkers tin- check to Id* family within uit hour of his death." Statesman. 'Th at's nothing." said tho other scornfully. "Why, n man fell front an Old C lo th e * . The remaking o f old clothes Ih one of upper story of one of our buildings, the most pros|H*rous imlustrlqn In fills and 1 handed him the fcheck us be went country. Old Mills are torn to pieces, past nn window.** London Mall. tin* tvtail and the rot Urn tiring chemical* Got Through. ly separated. Tho tvisil Is then wflshAmong other- Muitllng statements In rd. driest and n-spun and made Into a her eompor'lion on “ A Hallway Jour­ •pick and span tailor made suit. ney** the following Was made by n IIItle git I : "You mttsi get ii ticket, which Is a H o e c a k o * and f h e ir O rig in , pli-eo of |iu|a*r, and you give It to a T h e lu N s -a k i* t * tin- n ii 'St * o m t n o n * man, who cut* a hide in It nud lets you f o r m o f c o i n I . t n n I f o u n d In t h e s o u t h |m) hs through.** It w a s n a m e d b y t h e s o u t h e r n s l a v e s _________ ___________ in e a r ly s l a v e r t H in e s . The wom en, _ » .i », *. i i . . . . . . 1 P e rfe c tly N a tu r a l, s l a t e s ho e d c o t t o n a n d r h e b y t l i e 1u * k _ . , .... . . . * I W h y d<H*s t h a t y o u n g m a n r e a c h in W h e n a t a s k w a s s-gun In t h e m o r n i . . Ing It was completed before g-dng back,. home Miiiict 1111■-• t In-i- would get Into gry, tlii-n Hie Inc Was iletix lied trout the helve, a lire started and a hnectike was co iki-il then and-there upon the hoc. It Wan discolored l>> tin.* pittlitor* that meal conkis! thus was pula I a Ide, and the hoccuho was*.henceforth made part and panel of a complete plaututloii dinner. For a hoeeuko take one pint o f siftni ineal.ipiu-diaif tcaspoonful of suit; mid lard or fried meat grrnso and mis with enough lukewarm water to form u thin paste. Spread on a hot and greasy griddle. Hake both sides brown. Serve hot with vegetables, Usti, bacon, pork, etc. For corn pone use the uliove formula, but luuko the dough or paste thicker. Mtike Into loaves and lutku In a hut ovetj.—A. \V. Brabham la New York 8tm. I bis Iss-kct and draw./art n package of , isilicrs as sisin as lie in-gins to talk to — lintany uni-? one ! "Tltal'a a mere matter of linldt. You I -, (ite , ,Is ____ \ 1 Kxcltaitge. Food and Intellect. It used ti> be thought that fasting plirlllcd tlii* spirit and made (lie In­ tellect clearer. The mind with wings unelnggisl by the gnats appetites of the Iiislv was snp|Hisi*| in In* umre free and nl mMe. 'l'lie I trill Mi Medical Jour­ nal ditea not beljevo that the Intellect is strengthened by fasting, tlsiugli undoubt rally it tuny lie clouded by over­ eating. Ou the other liaud, fasting lias often III etTicts on the temper, which undo' whatever spiritual Kl,,xl It may do In other ways. And as re gnrds the Intellect, It Is a truism that the brain must lie fed like any other jwrt o f the body. The* ipi ant tty of food required to keep oui* in soutul condltlon varies so largely that It I* Inipossllde to lay down umre titan a tenta­ tive average standard. Tito quality Is Cast Indian English. a mutter o f custom and environment. A rnlhyny surgeon In India, sends Here, too, no right universal rule can some curious messages lie hits received be enforced. front time to time from tho company’s employees: N srvss and Good Hafelth, 1. Honored Sir—I nut suffering from Obvlouttly "nerves" and sound go«1 (over nud swelling of my whole body, health nro not compatible. I f you doubt and my legs, too. are swcllerned up. it taka it dispassionate look at sotno of your friends who arc Intensely etuo- FleuSv take trouble to see the.. 2. I beg to Inform you-Hint 1 um suf­ tloual or who nre classified as tciiqa*rfering by too much hot fever, but Just amentnl. They may not Ih* Invalids or now It Is subsided somewhat, and there toven seml-iurniids, but they are cer­ tainly not "pictures of hisilltv" tilving Is much perspiration, and my legs nre First j way to fear, anxiety, temper. ilc|irr*»- treiubljiig like riding horse. sloii, tcinpernnictu. tills Is tin* surest comes Void fever and then It becomes way o f Inviting Indigestion, constipa­ hotting. Inside Is somewhat defected. 3. I tell you truly, sir, that I am real­ tion, finally autointoxication. And the ly lick Mr. Hprimk lias refused to result otr the «p|N*arnti<s*T LuMericas leave, and If you don’t certify I will eyep, sallow or blotchy skin, lifeless die like a ting, anil my father will be hair, lack of "spring" In the carriage— Issueless. theso are but n ferv o f the things that 4. Sir—Now | pray that you will tuuke must Inevitably come to the highly mo cure noon because I am n very fa­ strung who let go. miliar man. Aside fruui Its being absolutely de­ 6. Wife lingering near to next world. structive to beauty, nervousness, If not (Aime soon to prevent goodby.—London •treated, may develop Into something a Standard. great deal more serious.—Exchange. Sparkling Eyaa. I f you should watch very cloacly the eyes o f u merry |s*rson when you sec them sparkle you would..probably no­ tice that the eyelids‘inoroJUp and down more often under such conditions than ordinarily, and If you know wlmt mov­ ing the eyelids up.and, down In front of tho pupil of tho eye d(K*s you will have your answer, says the Hook of Wonders. Every time the eyelid cotnea down It releases a httle tear, which spreads over the irychaH and washes It dean and bright. It does this every lime tho eyelid routes down. Now, there Is something about being merry which lias tho effect of making-tho eyelids dance up and down, and thus every tiro* the l[d comes dowq Rio ball o f tho eye la ... Fame of Arras. The history of Arras. France, dates l>nck_ tieyond the Christian era, when It was the chief town o f a Gallic tribe known as Atrebntes. It was then known ns Nemetncum or Ncniotoccnua, but Its present name Is derived from that of the tribe. Paring the French revolution Arms suffered grievously, thanks to the cruelty o f her native son, Joseph ,I-ebon, who organized and di­ rected the reign o f terror there. Muxlmllleti Robespierre and his younger brother, Augustin, were also Iwm in this city. It la Interesting to rei'all In ; view of hls subsequent sanguinary ca- j recr as a member o f the commune and . o f tho committee o f public safety, re­ sponsible tor converting -the streets of Faria into river* o£ blood fed by tho guiUsttae. UmL aa a rount toga !M>es- R e v iie d , "Did la* tell you all the bright Milugs his youngsters have been saying?" "Yes,"* "What did you say?" "I told him children should I k* seen and not lieurd from."—Detroit • l'roo Fress. Jury Qualifications. In England aliens can sit on n Jury after ten years domicile. * In Ireland they are absolutely disqualified. FENOLE I meets at best arc anna) ing and filthy. Don't Tolerate them in jolt,1 home. ‘ Keep a can of Fenole and a Sprayer handy, and whether you hau* anIS. moths, mosqttllnc*, rnarhes nr nny cflher o f the insett ftn ily to con­ tend with you ran make short work of .them. Fenole fou rs ctcry re­ quirement as an inse t destroyer.and has mil try 'Other uses. I* a spray for sinks, garbage can*, to dcstnij .had odors—it’s line......................* . Fenole is Sold in Your Tow n by Geo.H.Fernald Hardware Co. Hill Hardware Co. We Manufacture: Sweeping Compound. Floor Otis, Cedar Oil Polish. F C Ko Flea Router, Kroolis Disinfect.nil, Fenole* Disinfectant Powder, Fenole Slock and Poultry Spray. Liquid Sonp. Agents for Toilet Paper, Paper Towels, Drinking Cups, Etc. Write us for samples and prices................................ ..... Fenole Chemical Co. Tampa, Florida This is the Time for Evety Gtizen to Support the United States Government rz L it! * M a n y are doing so at considerable cost o r sacrifice to themselves. W e h ave joined the F ederal Reserve B an k in g System established by the G o v ­ ernm ent to g iv e greater financial stability an d strength to the m em ber banks and protection to their depositors. Y ou can give your support to this great Government enterprise and also obtain its protection for your m oney b y becom ing one o f our depositors. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SANFORD, FLORIDA V im S k [* i �- J * * * * > ’ -Z .J• « V »i ^ 1.** <-> V 'm (M July 6, 1917 * ^ T H E SANFORD HERALD Article It.' r* ^ i r o r x r z r i R7™nm oRi7 I L 6s t— One runbber tire and rim, Many„ curious Instance* are rfYen In ir J . ^ r u T ' ° fc ,h‘‘ ,,u,ln*" . . . . « •i „ — hr ta id if pout Ron »h*u Sire UkO history o f the ItomniiofTs as to how 1 a* b>H»s»: tnwit to hnhi, i.uy, .,»m r„n complete; for Maxwell car. •'Ll x .1 >j, Finder will relurp to heirs apparent hat* burn cheated o f , " f t Rivers Droit. Store and receive suit­ their rights, Gntliarino (ho Great ex- Jimprove mni other wi.<> deal and frclseil her right o f benuealhlnB the I £ able* reward. . 92-21 p SRSEH :INANDABOUTTHECITY. Little Happenings— Mention o f M atters in Brief— Personal Items of ABOUT PEOPLE ;..and e v e n t : Interest Sanford society will rent some tlur* ■ing the next few months and Mrs. Summary of the Flouting Small , It A. Terheun. the society editor .of Talka Succinctly Arranged for The Herald will take a much needed Hurried Herald Kcadcra rest also., Mrs. Terheun hits bright­ ened the columns of-T iie Herald for Mayor Davison, Mrs. Davison, several years and galnecPstafe wide Miss /.tota Davison and Mrs. Aspenns on? of tho bwt I twriters ‘of . . . . . . S l k i ' l ' i l n n t i ' a ! n • I . . . u t . t .. . . . ! __ _ a t . . trail spent the Fourth in lirouk's- social news in the state. • During the vllle and vicinity and enjoyed the summer months nnd especially dur­ ing the progress of the war society trip in their car. folks will cease many of their func­ Until further notice Munson's pool tions and Red Cross work and other will he open every a Iternoon at 2 work of a helpful character will take o'clock except Tuesdays and Fridays. the place of social gatherings, dances, 72-tf rani rluhsT etc. Dr. Harper, osteopath has decided During this period all soriul npws to locate permanently in Sanford and can he phoned .to The Herald of­ has-established offices in the Hotel fice nnd it will he printed under this •Carnes. See announcement else­ heading as usual., where in this paper. A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP<TODATE AdJrna all Comma meat torn for this Column lo "S a r iilf U t t a t , " or Phone ‘ Mia, R, A. TtfKtia, PIiom No. fOJ s c e p t e r t o x v h o m s h e l l i o i i g h t li t . S he a p p o i n t e d ttv r p m m l s i e i . A l e x a n d e r , In s le iit l iif his f a t h e r , on ly -m i, I 'M il Both of the young people are well- I * » u ! , h o w e x i>r. t l e s t r o y e .1 ( l i e d o t lj ii e n i known in Orlando and Og.ila, and b e f i t * ’ ft c o u l d !•*• p m I n t o c x e .- o n . ii i E a r l i e r s l l l i I V j e r t h e G r e a t l e f t tin have a large circle -of friends who s c h p f e r t o E m p r e s s G u t h e r In c I . , a w o join in wishing them all happiness in m a n o f p e a s n p t b i r t h , w h o Im d b e e n n their married life. Mr. and Mrs. c h a m b e r m a i d a t a n I n n . H i s g r a n d Buckley left lust night for Daytona r h l j d , t h e s o le o f f s p r i n g o f tils m u r d e r ­ Beach, where they will spend a por­ e d son a n d r i g h t f u l h e i r , w a s t h u s ills'. tion of their honeymoon^—Orlando l l i h e i l l i s l . M a n y o t h e r In s t a n c e s h a v e Sentinel. Miss Hill* is well known in San­ ford where she visited friends malty times. •I iVuii / Way of MuLi-.i; I'H-.ui Here is a new idea for making pil­ lows fg.' the summer cottage In the country or at the seashore; and for such a place, as most housekeepers agree, it is practically impossible to have too many of such Convenient things for use both-outdoors and in, on couches and hammocks and ,Y oM Wedding • Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Timherlake steamer chairs. of Tampa were among the visitors Did you every hear of a "snip" to the city yesterday. They were pillow? .Th at is the sort of tiling wedded at Lakeland on ‘Wednesday*, onto city woman, preparing to go off motored to Sanford and embarked for a long summer of delight on the in a boat here to make the trip to old farm she lias bought up.in the Jacksonville by easy stages. The Berkshire* is busying herself with following from the Tujpitu Tribune umking .these days. Good feather ll interesting:* * pillows are both heavy and expen­ 'N o. 666 will, cure Chills and Gcvor. It is the most speedy rem­ edy we know. 86-35t Mr. and Mrs. Smart and hahy cf Jacksonville are -in the city, the guests of Mrs. Smart's father, C. F. Haskins. Mrs. Smart was formerly Miss Mildred Haskins of this city and her many friends, are giad to see -her aguirv. Woodland Park in open only Sun­ Tampa, Fla., July. 4 .- -The romandays. T o let on week days. 02-tf tic marriage of H. T. Timherlake Now is the tim e-to buy "Natures- » ni* Miss Frances K. Woody o il h (jwn Hone Pebble Phosphate. Guar* ' * '•'* ' it}* at Lakeland yesterday will □nteed 32 per cent phosphoric acid. ('“ nie « * a great surprise to many of »|s here Papa and Mam Hundred* of satisfied users in this their f county. $10.00 .per ton in car hits. mu U.imluitrih were among tlj. mist surpri a <1. when informed by See or write E.*L. Winn, Sanford. the Tribune of the marriage of the .Hl>-7tp Mr. nnd Mrs. J. (I. Ball and fam­ popular young coutile. ily have moved to this city from 'Gainesville and are comfortably lo­ cated in the Savage house on Myrtle avenue. Mr. Bull is the manager of the Fernatd Hardware Co., of this city and we welcome him and his family ; o our midst. "T h ey have been engaged fur some time, hut we had hoped that our daughter, who fs se.vtonteen, would keep up her study of music at least a year longer," said Mr. Woodworth "W e have no objection to our son-in-law. of course lie i> a very c-timahle ymmg man " Ayers' New Daytona Beach Hull I The ymmg couple left I fie bride’s Daytona Beach. Fla.— Special sum­ Week end I bt>re yesterday morning ostenmer rates now in effect. parties solicited. Dance every S at-1" ihl>’ *° ■P* " '1 tb“ ho,i,,“ ;v n* . '* »k^ land, but before leaving Mr. Timberurday night. W . F. & E. R. Ayres, lake secured a marriage license. managers nnd owners. 81—tf The bride is the .daughter of Mr*, Mrs. \V. M. Haynes and daugln and Mrs. Ellis Woodworth,-and is a ti-rs arrived home yesterday from popular young, lady. Their home is Jacksonville after spending several in South Tampa Mr. Timherlake \\c--ks with relatives. They came is advertising manager for the Tam ­ back vfu Clyde Line. pa Gas Company and is a young No. liijtl will cure Malaria or 11i1- business man of marked ability. hoi* Fever. It kills 'the germs. will make their home in tliis Nfi-.t&t Mr and Mrs. II T. Timberlakf’ -,f Tampa were in the city yesterday Laky-land. July I. A wedding of on their honeymoon trip. unusual romantic interest took plai’e Ruh-My-Tism — Antiseptic. A no here today when Mi** Frances E. dyne Kills puin. stops putrefac Woodworth and II I' Timherlake. •inn ' h«i-:i5t both of, T..tnp i were n>:it*i"d by R ev.-L. D. Lowe, pnikpr of tit” First C o n g re g u tio iu d C h u r c h Methodist chtirch. The wedding Regular services have been r « - took place at F r a n c i s Beach and the sum* d at tile Congregational church. y0itng i-ouple instead of (icing atRi v. G. B. Waldron of 1umpu will tirt*<J In tiie conv'Tvtional gaflt were preach next Sunday at 11 a. m. and in their hat,hing suits. The bride lij p. m. Sunday school at ,9:15. looked very dainty indeed in her C. E. at l»:30. one piece orange anil black bathing All ate urged to be present, j caxtume of nmdisti rut, and^with ac­ Strangers nnd those not attending cessories to match. The jjroom was ebewhere are cordially invited. attired in a bathing suit of red. A crowd of considerable proportions witnessed the unusunl wedding and FO R SALE * cheered the bride and groom as they left the popular bathing bench lo be­ Used Cara 1 Maxwell nearly new, $475-*- gin their -honeymoon, the first stuge of which will bejipent in the groom's Mddel 16 1 Maxwell, in good condition, auto, In' which they journey a* far a* Sanford. At Sanford they will em­ $195— Model 16 1 Overland, in good shape, $300—* bark in a canoe and make the trip on the St. Johns river to Jackson­ . Model 14. ville in leisurely fashion, fishing . Seminole County Garage. along the way and making camp by 8:-ltc night. They will return in their . To M y Patrons canoe to Sanford from the metropo­ Having removed my paint and lis of thd northern part of the state paper hanging shop to 108 Palmetto and "transship" to their automobile, avenue I am now prepared to handle returning lo -Tampa to make their all orders in painting and decorat­ home. ing and paper, hanging. Now is the Mr. Timherlake was formerly time to have thW work done. Es- manager of the local gas company, tima!t* t her'fu lly giveTT. 91-lfc and is now connected with the main F. V . T E i - P E R T O N office force of the parent office at Tampa. He has many friends here. Methodist Church The services for next Sunday are . Sock Social ‘■ ‘ xpectid to be very heltffU, as nil The Royal Neighbors of Amer­ worship is to the seeking bouI. The ica -gave a "sock social" in the Odd Mrthcdist church has always had Fellows hall last Friday evening wn open door, to rich nnd poor, high which proved quite a success both and low, to every one desiring to socially nnd financially. The pro­ better his condition. The subjects gram consisted ol music, readings •or each service will he announced and recitations, also the "side from the pulpit. show” of "Bonaparte crossing the Sunday school • session, 9:30. Rhine,,f the "I3e!l(e; of. the Tow n." Sermon by pastor. 11:00. "C casar," Cacklcberries" and others. Intermediate League, 6:15. The contribution asked for was Senior League, 7:00. twice the number of sock you wear Evening sermon by pastor, 7:45. and much merriment was proviked A special musical number ut both when different ones were called on to rooming and evening service. tell how much they had given.Several pretended they were ashamed to,tell and said they were paying on the Always. A ftir ths Storm. Ice cream and An aged colored wouiuu woh much ’Instalment plun." toxelted following tho shooting o f n cako were served free and everybody colored boy by n negro who shot nt seemed to have a good time. another man and hit thy boy. The M ice were Frying to find the negro Wedding in Or/uffdo who did (he shooting. “ A policeman At the Methodist parsonage yes­ '■ Ju*t hke a rainbow," asserted tho " d wotnnn. "They always show up terday afternoon Mias. Madeline M. after tho storm’s offer,"^N ew Haven1 Hill and Mr. Cl#i,rf Buckley ol NarJnurnaL cooseo were united in marriage, Rev,. J. B. Ley performing the ceremony. PACE FIVE sive. us she says, and deserves'more respectful treatment than one wants to accord them not of doors — t h e small boys of h e r h o u s e h o l d■' ’L l i k’ i t o have pillows- that t Ifvy may use a* they happed to choose I l o -nip pillow-, a- per Imp- you have already gue-sed are -lulled wdti -nip- of old i-liilh. They afford an excellent way, according to this housekeeper (•*r using up old Idolises and kitchen aprons and oilier articles of clothing that are much too worn, for mending and good 'fo r nothing but rag*. She has them all washed carefully but they do not require any ironing of euur<c then -lie tahe- I h.-r -,i--iir- a n d snip- H u m into tiny pieceThese -nip-, pul Into a plain, unbleached cot tun rase make a pil­ low tb.it is easily washable and may la- shaken and beaten into stupe. It is soft, too, which is a good point in a pillow. Outside’ eases may be fashioned of chintz or endotitje or figured ealieo -uny material you may ehqose but it should be wash­ able and so that it may be ea-ily removed. Thesi- snip pillow* are made to withstand hard tt-ag-' Lor S.ib — One Horse and Wagon." Apply Virginia Carolina Chemical ,ir" 'if; 1"* -h «*|l'lit•■fit J:It■f tm 92-2tc 1'*. ' *'TDi tv1 nfI iHIi,' m warn* lf#ir *r»> titjr(nt**** fur Co,,, tiffin-, Sanford. Flu. * * th* **D ' rna > hr iiiel easy lo make Mt I, liter, yeti lev th e. I- . oi i i>-l vv it <i tbe while 1 !d. I And ft 'mill li I b.tr itiiio the i h iai.vlUs II I- ..rtf r nnd loo,I- like rite p.ltln t U ru|, r \ork IVi’-'i Fjrtt Successful Plant Nursery, (Too Lute to Classify) Ford Truck for Sale \* good as I new Uverbatlled by Ford people jn Jueksonville week* ago. New ruv- f i red body . Cost New tires all around. A sacrifice for Hie lucky purchaser Call Sanford Flour & Feed I ’ m., Sanford. Fla. A2-2IC T h e tlrs t H iie c e s a fu l p la n t n u rs e ry tn A m e r ic a yvit* th a t o f R o b e rt P rin c e o f L o n g f - f i iu d a n d w a s c o m b in e d f o r fiv e > g e b c ritlb u ts . o r a p et to il o f B ill y e a rs , by tio 'liib e r s o f th e P r in c e fa tu ity It w u s b lu r te d In 112.'*. v is ite d by P r e s i­ For Relit - Five acres tiled Iand> d e n t G e o rg e W f t f h lt lg t o ii a n il In 1T1H1 farmed several years. East Side. Mr*. J. It. Barker leaves today p r o te c te d b y th e l t r l ( ) - l i t ic n e n t l H o w e I E E*i rid gr !*2-‘_*t|i for Atlanta where site will attenn *t •t w i t h m i u n io n ! g u a rd . t v i t il Convention i of the Wood* m e n ’ s C ir c le Degrees of Warmth. We tiuvv In tut enteru’etii'v "ntiil r m t.tnee an owportunity.—K ansas Cll* Fifteen Change* a l>n> It wa* tm uncommon thing f o r J- u t iia L Molly King. Pat he star, to changit Iter costumes as many times a* fif­ S ' . l l i r u X ppllfatlun fur I n ' D rnl Dnilrr teen in Inc day during the picturiiaSrrliun S, *•! Chapter l*K ». U » * of tlon of "M ystery of the Double Nolle*. i» t t n b y given ihst VV. C. VViJr . I.w , purrhiM fa ol f a * Cross" coming to the Lyric. Every li i iroam J CrUlfirate No. is. tille d Ihe tilh day ol time Mias King changed Iter clothes July A- D. ISIS at t* Nutth 3.* nl South *, Nnrtharat ot Huutheaal hat fltrd of course she hud to dress her Itair ol aaltl r*r llftra t» In toy ottirr, anil ha# ina.le differently and attend'to solne other at't'llcatlon lor lav drrd to l»aue in affordanra with , l » * . Said rt-ttlnralc fmltrarn. important duties a* the pictures in­ Ihr following dearrlhad pfoparty aituated In S rmlnoiv foun ty . Kliolda to-wil dicate. N il * ot S of N VV )| of SE <| at Sar. Miss King, although now only 2’ . Tp. I » S. It. 2*9 E. aaid land Iwitif «a«raaad at the dale eighteen has been on the stage seven­ ol The the Ittuanre ol aurh m t l h r a t a tn tbr teen years. Her first engagement nama of J. tl. Tumllnaon. ttnleaa said fettllir.t c ahall he redeamed ar.Xtrdlng to taw was wltile a babe In arm*. >Al the tat deed t i l l laaue thrrron on ihr Jlh day Auguat A. I*. 1911. age of seven she held' an important of Wltner* myrnflielal atgoalUf*- and aval thta ehibl part with Maxine Elliott in t h e ^ t h d . y ol I S f r fcAi > M|J,J j 4A * a , "H «‘ r Own W a y" making a hit both t'lrrk Clrrull Court »envlnila Co., Fla. 92-Kri Sir in New York and in London, Presbyterian Church At 9:45 the Sunday school will have the "W o rld ’s Sunday School," different children representing the various countries of the world. A t II o'clock the church will or­ dain and install IL* C. Du Bose as older of the church and the services will close with the Lord's Supper. At the evening service at 7:30 the pastor will deliver x special ser­ mon to young men taking for his subject "Manliness." The young men are especially invited to attend the «erv|et. Red Cross Announcement The cutting committee ms>V be found every Tuesduy morning over the Vowel I-Speer store. Their work­ room is on the second floor. The membership of the Seminole branch of tho N. Fla. Chap.' A. R. C. now.numbers 412 members. Twonty-four comfort kits • have been completed by the Geneva R. C. auxiliary and tw m ly-fou r—with the exception of the knives—by the Chuluota auxiliary. Riley M. Fletcher Berry, Press Reporter Seminole Branch N. Fla., Chap. A. R. C. Trinidad’s Rubber Industry. Trlnldntl expects lo havo a ulllloo •utter \i cos lu a law roars. / tn. CI.A. TIED ADVERTISEMENTS F'or Sale Church chandelier, ID lamps, kertnenis price 525.00. s M Morse. Orange City, Fla. 92-lie * 'THE whole family ought In gel in on Ihl*. From baby’s liny, keep-‘cm-warm kirk* lo grand­ ma's Alire-sil-by-the-fire slip­ per*. <)ur N ped y fool b ear run* the entire gamut of tanned-ami hullt-for-wear - nod-style foot garments. Make il a family parly. Make it a reunion if you like anil tiring that long lost fool rornfort hark into the fam­ ily fold, V.. I I . P E T E R S Boot*, Shot's and Slippers ::0I EAST FIRST STREET Getting The Most Out Of It Plan your garden so that it will lie con.venicntly located. I*ay it out on a sheet of paper first so you will know where you expect to plant the different vegetables. “^ Allow for* “ crop rotation". In o t h e r words, do not put beets where beets were * before—put some other vegetable there. N allrr o f AgjUrallet* for T a t Hard Coder Sr*linn H of t hagirr » »ah. l a w . of t’lailda . . . . Notice la hrral.y given that Ira l». and f Urn Martin, putrhaaara nl T a g (.artiSrata No. 3S0, dated tha «t h day at July A. !». 1916. haa gird aald rafll llratr In my offlrr, and ha# made ap plraltoo.fo r ta* drrd lo taaur In atrofdanrr with law, Paid rn tlftr a lr rmbrarr* the lo l t o o f n l drwertbed property ■ituatr l in Srmlnolr rounty. Honda, to .wit: \VL oi g g l , nl S W ' t , Srr. *. Tuwnthip 211. Pouth. Itangr 31 Kaat. T he aald !and beta* satraard at the date nl the j e u i t i r r of aurh rrM lSralr In thr name of l>. ti. C'rrnthaw. Alao t'rrtitlralr N<> 361, dated 6lh day nf July, A. tl. 1911. rovrrlng S W ' , ul S W ‘ „ Srr, *. Twp. 39 South, Itangr 31 F**l. Tho aald land bring ar»r*.rd at thr data nf tba iaauanra- of »urh rarllAratr in thr name ot II. Ci. Crrmhaw . U n i " * raid n t linratr ahall b* redeemed according to law T. g dred will lit thereon on t*.« Tth day ot Auguat, A. Il, 194*. Wit near my oflVrlal aignat ure and aeal ,hl. Rj# 6tb day VyJJ- » » ; Before planting, have the space plowed or spaded deep, then have the clods .well broken up and raked over. The earlier this can be done, the better. Plant in straight rows, have a gc od variety and cultivate well. » The high cost of living is not going to annoy those who have a good vegetable garden. Clark Circuit f ’ ourl Saminnle Co.. Ha. 92.Frl'5tc A It T U T . KM O F I N C O U P O K A T I O N Notice I* hereby given that » • . the underiignad will, on VVrdnraday. Aogutt lal, 1917, apply to Honorable Sidney J. C all-, Governor ol the State ol Florida for lattrra patent inrofpntating the I'ahobre Hralty Company, under thr following propoaed charter, the original of whlrh la now qn flla In th* oHire of the Secretary ct State of the •late of Florida. * > 1 . 1 . Dutlnn ju tr p l rtm em n J J. Dlrkin*on. A r llrle e « f tn cerp a rallon o f F a h o h e e M ca lly Com pan y We. the undesigned, hereby aatoriate our*rl*ra together tor the purpore of forming a b o d j politic and enr txrele under the taW* ■it the atate at Florida, with and under tha folic wing prppoted charter. If W c Pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits Seminole County Bank • * “ T/ic Home Institution” A r llc tr |. T he name ot the rorpnretidn ahall bo tha . jholte* Realty Comnahy. and it* principal place ot bu*lnr*v »hall be at Sanford, RantIni'li* coun t). Florida, with aurh other e l . lira*, agenrie* and place* ol buaineaa in FllSf. j Ida and other *tate nt tha tJnl'.ed Stale* and I In foreign countrle* a* the board ot d i r e r - 1 tor* may Irom time lo time determine. FORREST LAKE, President A. U. KEY, Viee-Prerident and Cashier G. W. SPENCER. 2nd Vice-President > A •*#• iV* 2S. m l.tj t » J , an i tllM. t t f,c mspaj'i r-u ni Jirnl •*!»• nf all •r,> part *»f th. prtiprriy nf ihr rut Breteni Hog Cholera I ufiiion, Ainl in tifulprtske mid fltriri tli«< IBlJti|rmFnt »n»l aatd* <if propiyiv, huiMinc* The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder flint Unit*' nf nthrfu amt to trari^irf on rumnit*atian th«* ^frtnrfil ittixinff# uf ft-al Piutp has a record of 9o per cent cures of “ flit* *n»i tirukrn. * Hog Cholera. If yotj feed your hogs T “. m enufaVturr. p u r r i .a . r or otfcervria* ns directed you never need fear hog n Z Z ' V i^ i^ V ^ b l^ .r 'IS ir d S r i l>ce:i clteil of depriving legitimate iieirs in iirnlrr*. lumber, nivil sCorr*, (omit cholera nor any other hog disease. *nd mi-rrhandt-e ct ary unj all kinds; And tho direetidns are vey simple, of tlielr rights. .Sometimes It XTns.)nat' wsrr(V- U.ur In, n,|i and -rrun- thf *am*- t,y lei*, expediency in other cases and very ptrdtrs or dr».t nf oust of n'iifl|-aB<' at or just about what you are doing, plus * Uiiun thf wKi.tr or any pari «( itir uranrrty a few cents worth of B. A. Thomas often prejudice. ni the rorporatbin, and to srll and plnln t.’rar l ’ttul. for Instance, tvns on the aurh bonds tor propor rorporair uses a* and Hog Powder in the feed twiro a whrn tbr bnaid of directors shall drirrmlna; week. PVo of Molding Ills two eldest sou* to lo loan and borrow munry on notes, bundHlberla lo favor Ills llilnl non, Mclio murtsacr* or fithr>wis<i. Usually, though, rholcra gets in las. Ban I was assassinated by the tin Tu subsrrlbr lor, hold, purchase nr othrr- before we know it. Then it requires thorlly of the two sons IH'fore be istuld al*7 *i'i|uirr. irll, Itlfi-frf, assign,, mart fair close attention to each hog—each . i t , i pledge or mhrrwise dispose ot. -*| r, . curry out Ids plan, and thus one o f the rapftal'.tbrl,. of nr a.., bond., .rrurhi” or most terrible chanters was added t,ii"ihrr r-idi'nrr- of lndebiedn,-u i « Ue,i or hog must lie dosed—and if you will „ ___ I rrratrd by olhrr rurporatiiins of the stats. Uusslau Imperial Illstorx. 1t arson S ,,r n( the tlnhi-d Null*, nr.iorrifn rountrlrs dose them us directed, you will snvo If you don* in rrt-e all the rlghi-, | w * n . »nd prl.- better Hum 90 per cent. Weekly. tlrfes ol owurr-Mp t h n a d a- fully as a better tlmn 90 per rent. If you natural fiemtn m i f lit do, i f f ! generally lo Urda F o r Camping. have and rarrrlse all ihe rights, power*. don't, the B. A. Thomas medicine ■The b o d is th e m o s t Im p o r t a n t [ X '.1 un'l r ' costs ygu nothing. W e— not somn Xrilrie ill. requisite to a goml camping trip. It distant manufacturer— pay your The amnunt of rapitsl slnek o f the eorlimy Is- tody a |d|o of leaves, but It paratlnn L. Alien Scot! Co. shall he Ten Thousand I tlO.UilO.Oi)) money hack. must be comfortable." lit the Wom­ Dollars, or be divided Into line lldndted •hare* of ihe par value nt f |00,ei) p^r share an’s Home Companion wo read that whlrh shall hr payable In Isnful money n{ folding canvas cotwaml chairs are car Ihe I lulled Stales, nr in property, or in Dhor Poultry Parasites ' or.se,»ieo», a fair and lust valuation lo rletl. "For bedding get two rubber he Used Sy at \ ou keep the chicken holme clean the linaid .nl dirertnrs. sheets for top and twdtoni If |H>ss|ble.' to keep the parasites off the chick­ ArOrle IV. The 'best thing. Is an old Imltuthm -The term lor shlrh the rnrporation shall ens. * You spray to kill germs.- but .leather top from an niUiomdille. Can eil-| shall be perpetual unless sooner- dis­ what do you do to get the germs solved amirdllig lit la * . vas or dock Is ginnl if you cami-d get , • W llile V» nnd_ parasites, inside the chickens? The business „ f the corporal inn shall lie ruldier.* A double comforter makes a .... . ____ , I conducted by a president, vlre president, a Hens especially show it at moulting very gin*d iimttrbss, Wlll-lt camping secretary and treasurer, ami a board nl diHow several nights get a twle of hay n r "* ■ than Ihrrr lint fitufi* thrn time jim l during the winter. ,i, _ , i * , n%«*. »h«* *tis *tit* I*h»*lilrr* otr-ssv. I M t t t t H r H i W ' ywM nri» ■■!*»! TTir i I loan, to.lav? Free 'Trr 1..I1 I- .'i./l'. ./VV ,al1 Vl111 IIJ -in Ihe I in I, .1*) thrm uf all internal j»ar:i*ite* Ivy lll.ch to need and pillows If xCTI111Osl. *h«* in khut It r* ,. - -. . J. •»'( AtlC*i*l mi r Sill in hniifutil. Fltirlila. l or i »;k* nljjlit i Ilirro n r**„n.i n* nitirc feeding ‘R, A. Thomas Poultry Pow­ jill 11> I 111 der occasionally Is* i\ x dew - It 1- often llee.ll'-- til If jt doesn’ t make I'Ve li l',e 11 III The rubbi r -lie-o s pm •*' M'S»iHir'l. t* I* !*«!>((<•'•• your hens happy, we will return it *halJ i» r«*tnhir1i'll L\ te. t iin-1 ulu- wariotb I »e tlieui to I. Allen Seed Co. 1 N h I1 r I'liii iMi |*r#-•i your money roll the ts-itdou: lo wlieu pa, king, utul l‘ l* I ><’ «■ I ' f r , Itn i| Jft'll Me «t*t|tet. H.nu! spread oil the ground to nlt„OII wllen y i j . . - , |th i ,S Ml, f fit! jn el i I you ear.” r v i f l M l l u l e ' | b e |en«r«| n f .| j f a t v MAUL SATISFACTION 0l0 T S H O E S - m l . |r VI retL mjunu Her Old Glove. iV.S,"*, i vnuuni- ot in«te|iieita«ei t<, Asp VoUNCr ” lt Is made out of Hie upper part of „ h‘ r) ,, roriHreiian *h*u *ui-i -*»' it*elf ftr r F tc i « long, white kid glnx'e," the little ‘ belt i .it ih« *muuni ot ii* ’reehsi Happy l« « iirpiu* matt tenre ex|dalned vvtien l nottmt itoi f (lr It \u case front w hleli stu* took tier tile. s> ts n| r* -iJi’tn» in. t ft «*f s -hi , and orange u,—l -it* k- It was a very dainty aOalr. made very -Imply tiy -lining n glove arm amt lumUig on,» pin e of tt,e kid tan k on tho oilier. I IVIf l |, '* ■i), T li*l **d 11»*' *14.\ i*# f *itin* The pockets were untile by graduated j 1 'll*■ -pfurp m*» V y hutiufi; J*»* PETERS SAYS: rows of inacliho- sllb tihig. vvlilcti mad......eh mI j J t*irVin*mi eacli u( hum * t#Lftn» l»-tfur tl that hi- *»|p. them any sl/e you 111. -d A .Man I n A* Old Ah Ills •uiPfl i! * *. .» »• *k ariirlr* «*( inrorpofaUan "I And this a very convenient Utile j (or thr j urhihffHfl riiifrsEFtl, Feet Feel— A". Woman VVltilfl Bt' h" ft'l Anti *r»t of iiffiftt thl* ra-e to carry tut tools when t am rail- |Junv I n An Voting An • 3fit ' Her ShocN Look" »*o#t:f isl flora one room to another o f Kiuotit i I. It It ITT. I Scalar) I'ii Mix’ to a private cii-lotm r. It would lie and what nice f,,r traveling, too, a- li t- -•» Ital Peters Say* I* So iif lt:r tiaiut * k m Among the attractive xi-iior- to the city ii* Miss .Matto- Blount of Waynesboro, Georgia who t» the gu»-it of .her un'nl. Mrs. (' A. Bageti Itart. Miss Blount has been visit­ ing the M L - e s 1‘ adgi‘tl of Gainisv ill** for the past month and is euroute to her home in W a viteslnrru. In other •la ir, of rh* U n l M Stair., am) in lor. I*n rounlrlre; in plat. im prove and ,|r -•■Irpr lain). 111 . tl,. purpn.,- nf .sir: ntf f.r •I" ainl j..r(.T,ti al) iinnc. rca|tff«lr J*r*l �m sat‘% * ■» tALD SANFORD PACE TWO UNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING* ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUN­ T Y — EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Mrs. Bertelson and Mrs. John Borell and nephewr- Woodard Ber­ telson- are visiting relatives in De- IAnri (bit J"lf I. Hi? i tnrtBTOTg 8 0 a rBT rrnpm nnnnt - MAyAGEBa£#R 1917 V' * ■^Ttifmrhnr — Boston % .. Rev. ErJcson expecta to leave Fri­ Jack Barry; Chicago. Clarence f day for' Jacksonville, He will be ..Rowland; Detroit, Ilogh Jenmuch missed, *ss he has been leader “ filngs; St. Louis, Finder Jones; of the prayer meetings .on Wednes­ % New Tork, BUI Donovan; Cleve- o land, Leo F o h l; .Washington. day evening and also of the Bible Clark Griffith) Philadelphia, class for over two years. Connie Mack. An orange expert on canker .was National League—Brooklyn. examining the groves here this week. Wilbur Robinson; Philadelphia. He said he had not discovered any Pat Mornn; Boston, George Stal­ in Seminole county. lings; New York, John McGriaw; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Robinson Chicago, Fred Mitchell; St. Louis Miller Huggins; P itts­ are home again, the form er is trying burgh. Jimmie Cnllnhnn; Qncln- a to get over an abscessed tooth. nail, Christy Mathcwson. £ Mrs. Hodgins has been' iti town a few times, to have dental work done. ffOOQOQflODOOOOOOOflPPQOOflJOl What W . E .t Jloblnson. “ He was pne o f my hardest i J ^ P le of the Uolted State. , players nnd one upon whom I could suine fully twice a s . much" t:cat p«r always depend. Several tluica while ■ «T P lf g^ J o .lin [toople TTf-p j^ V (he race was on he should hnVe'been D rin l beans, pens, and lentil* tnuyT* out o f the lineup, but he refused to .Place meat In the diet to a C j * * go. I I * Jfcyed second bsse better than to the advantage of outdoor w0rv' most df the other men In the league. tent, era especially. ork‘ He was a timely hitter nnd no\V I find no cause to gel another man to tnko his place." Courage. * . Courage consists not In han.r,ifn» Rex Holiday . apent Sunday at PAO LA P O IN T S without fear, b u t' In being 5 Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Bona and Mis* home. He is working in Sanford. minded iq a Just causa. U’ *“ Rev. Bartless will fill his regular K ate Bona arrived from the Bast appointment here Sunday. Coast Monday. They will be lo­ Mr,, and Mrs. C. C. Boyd have cated at Windermere for the pres­ been spending a few days this week ent. Ernest Prei! spent the Fourth in on their farm near here Mrs. H. A. Rush left here Thurs­ Paola visiting friends. But all golfers are not fibbers. Some’ A. V. McGuin spent Sunday lq day morning after a pleasant visit af them can’t talk. Sanford, the guest of friends there. with her sons, M r. E. A. and M r Most of ua spent the Fourth She will visit her quietly ab home, Mr. J. E. Lund- DODGERS TO KEEP CUTSHAW Mrs. V. SchmHz left recently for A'. M . ' Rush. Apparently being sn amateur Is a daughter, Mrs. L. L. Hood st Ar- qulst’s fam ily gathered in the after­ N ew York City where she will spend profitable profession. jcher, Fla., for a few weeks. Lhe summer with her parents. noon at his home, with Mr. and Manager Robinson Declares Second • • • Baseman le One o f Beet Infleldera Several young people ciijoyed Miss Frances Pearson lef5 Thurs­ Mrs. Emil Magnuson. M r. G. W. Boxers might show more speed II In National League. day to r Oakland where she will e watermelon at. C. J. Vermillion’s Lundquist's family and R oy Hud­ they woro spiked shoes. , gins went to the lake and a ‘ few the guest of Mrs. Harold Henscehn Sunday evening. • • • • It wna reported after the world'* for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. John Lee were here gathered at the church in the evenBoxers are good Insurance risks. series between Brooklyn nnd Boston The Fourth was spent very quiet­ Sunday visiting Mrs. Lee's parents, ng, where patriotic songs were used., They never tnko any chances, thatsecond SecondHnscm Bnaemnn George tffitshnw ----- —'■—I (nut ly and sanely here this year, the day Mr. and Mrs. W . II. Boyd. Mr. Ballinger lost his little o l d j ^ f former club was to lie disposed Johnny Evers* contract with tho Bos­ quite like any others. Word has been received from U. S. pony Sunday. o f,b y Manager Robinson, because he ton Nationals expires this year. Brown, formerly a resident of this Walfred and Carl Pierson motored no| !>'»* * ‘ th any degree o f brU• • • place, saying that he is married and Muncy In the big event. He stumbled W E K IW A IT E M S to Coronado Beach on the Fourth, Man who Insists boxing Is n brutal In one or two Instances In the series j II. J. Griffin's brother. Lee is now living at Carryvitle, Mo. but did not have a very good time ■twrt evidently never suw a bout. nnd Imtuedlately Brooklyn "knockera'* Willie Neal is in Wekiwa for ft spending some time with him. He • • • as the heavy rain spoiled the exer­ bud him shipped buck to the minors, He got the end of his arrived from Georgia Tuesday ac­ few days. Almost any golfer could dig acises and races. J rorgettlng thnt ho was as Instrumental companied by Mr. and' Mr*. Joseph thumb cut ofT in the shingle mill, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lundqufst In helping the Dodgers wla the Nation­ trench If permitted to use u rmisMe. • • • White who will make their home where he was Working and is having and little son, Raymond and their al league flag ns uqy other player oo quite a seriou? time with it. Most walkers scent td renllze that here. sister, Miss Ruth Bergqu'ist made up the cltib. Mr. E. A. Rush spent a few days they enn make better time by runnluji Iiprry Childs is spending a few It has developed now that Oulshnw the p arty.. They had quite an un­ in Tampa and Dunitellon last week dnys here with It. H. Geiger. pleasant experience, being run into Is not to be cut o ff the rosier. Man­ Joseph McAllister, who has been and this, on business. by a colored driver in another car, ager Robinson has declared himself, • « i Miss. Mac Goincs returned Tues­ visiting friends in Belleviow is ex­ and were .fortunate to escape with H e thinks Outshnw ts one of the steadi­ Ono often heiira of pugilists engag­ homo aion. His friend, Miss Hazel day from Glenwood,. where she has but fe bruises-what might have been est Infleldcr* In the league,.although ing lu a light tu settle u grudge, but Smith will come with him to visit been visiting relatives. a tragic affair. one notes that It Is never.u grudgs Mr. A. M. Rush attended lodge Mrs. McAllister. a gal n st mouey. meeting in Eustis Tuesday night. Louis Acosta started foo his home i All Muddled Up. at Durbin. Fla.. Tuesday to spendj One ilny.ii iu-w pepll In «.•!■ jEAST S AN FO R D W h e n Sponges A re " D e q d .” tTie Fuurth. When To- re!urns Tit* * Mr and N"r* C. f Be< k apd son, 1 tlement school nunc home and asked: Sponges w lii-ii brought l>> the sur"Mother, how iiiiiii ) , nrro(-> are there i sister. Mary Ann and tb iir cousin fnce ure black nnd slimy, filled with will accompany him for .« visit f(||> th(>ir home in Port- tu n bushel? Teacher wants to know." water and animal unit tec culled “ What?" answered the mother. "What this city. j land,. Indiana. They will make sev- ha* that to do with tiwdei." "1 don’t ’’gurry." Several days are required , ral side trips eriroute. Miss M ar­ I uejv." replied the chilli for the "gurry" ty run ,,(T. when tho The next i garet Stevenson of Jacksonville will day-the- mol her \\<m to the’ music sponges lire dead. They ure then accompany them as far as Dayton school to Inquire wflat kind of music squeezed mil with the hands and ARE YO U A strung'on lengths of course twine, to Ohio. her child was being taught. The tein!bAN D ' S A N FO R D BOOSTER? he sold at miction by weight. The Air. and Mrs. W. W. Dressor and ■r laughed iutd said; "W ell, that Is largest market Is at Key West. laughter. Helen and Mr. and Mrs. hardly correct, madam. What we asked E V E R Y time you lake a trip, or get In V"ir child was how iimtiy bents there u parade this lit»!»■ emblem will l>,> \|.v Mar-hall spent the glorious right up m frnn' t»u tMilig ymir home ( Fmlrth <>n an aut.i trip I" (*'erm»>nt. uere in u lio n'll •• ” • Meaning of a Mole. town The nano-of thecitv and A untilmi i||.. right curlier of the E ll'llami other | >,>i>,i« Hudson River 300 Miles Long. appear >in raised na-k'li'd h tt- r>. W e Always' H ave The Besi mouth liolieutcs to a tinttt Hint lie will Mr. uml Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, J r. enamelled held, made of -niitl h-.t*' The entire length of. the Hudson riv­ have good brum e through his Indi­ Look* rla**y and ttk« <mly a minute lo » mjHi are guests of Mr. anil Mrs. L\ If. er Is aoo miles. Emm Troy to Ihq ,t to your nJUior rap. vidual efforts. Whatever walk hi llfo Tyler in Jacksonville for the week. mouth of the river In New York hay, he chooses, he w ill be successful. To n Yours is wait ng for you and costs Mrs. Will P rev a il and son, Neil a distance of I.10 miles, the silver In woman It Indicates that she will have you only $1.60. are the guests of her parents, Mr. tidal, owing to the low g r^ b 1 of Its bed. plenty o f money nnd he very much be­ by which the ocean llile Is able to back and Mrs. C. II. Curry in New Sm yr­ loved. A mole mi the left side of the up. It Is tips lower tiilui navigable na this week. month Indicates for both men and Mr. aiol Mrs. A. K.. Mitchell have portion of. the Hudson that Is of sTt women a cnminmtpltm- life, one In much Importance mid. of course, the laken tip their rnddeuee mi Bird which neither good nor Hi fortune will water Is salt. It l' regarded really Island in Luke Jessup. ’ . 1 ' predominate. an estuary of thy Sea. Above Albany Mr. and Mrs.. Ilagood Warren and Troy the river Is a siqull stream have moved to Volusia .minty be­ and to its source the water I afresh. yond Celery City. . - . George Cutshaw, A delightful surprise party wu» Weslth. not n Mar. He played lit |S| games In carried out WednendUj evening of The |>i*s o f wealth Is loss of dirt, ns this week for the Misses (ilady and I sages in till times assert: the happy t lot race ami in every otic performed to BIGHT NOW >uiir battery may he suffering for the want o f n drir.k \V«* gladly add pure distilled water when needed, lake hydrometer rcadiniH and Miirjan Deltrich at (lo ir home ini man’s without a nUlrt.— John llej-- tlm limit of Ids ability. make other ximple tests which quickly determine the condition of »o.r bat­ "B y tin- time tin* world’s series-was Heardall .avenue. Fifteen of their i wond. tery— all absolutely free of charge, if you wail tow long your battery run) ronijicd •'ill.JinW" bad ;io!!i; Mali*." said young friends came nut from tow n,; sudden!) cu on a strike arul refuse to operate your starter and light* properly. nr A jolly g"m| 11me was enjoy ml by Don't wall till this happens. Regular Inspection by onr expert- mean longer life nml more efficient service from your battery. Drier aroutul imiirj. the young pcojd Dietrich home is i Itig with .it- big itviiig r imn am S A N F O R I) B A T T E R Y SERVICE CO. screened in porches. Delicious' fee 4 L A. ItlkNAUt) I'ropftrUir TH E JU V E N ILE P R O T E C T IT E A S S O C IA TIO N H A S flz p rri Ilit t e r y Chare• mg and R epairin cream and cake was served. g W ork On Autuai A INTERE5TTSG • SPORT • PARAGRAPHS Now Is The Time TO BUY SPECIALS FOR THIS I G arden Hose L a w n Sprin klers THE * GEO. H. FER NALD HARDWARE CO. S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO. DON’T WAIT TILL YOUR BATTERY FAILS GUARANTEED MEDICINE ; Tit*' picnic ground- iti Lake Har­ When you band your druggist SOc ney in Geneva seem to be very pop­ and’ Ask him for a large bottle of ular with East Sanford ’ people. A Martin’s Liver Medicine, you have large party werlt from here Sunday the personal satisfaction o f knowing pictured, battled, bathed, i-tr, etr. Those w’e la and ptentred, l liost* we it >» going to do what you expect it . . , . ,, to rlo; and that if it doesn't, you can *u,ifrt* wt'rc Mr. and Mr*. J, F . go to the druggist and get your mon- Hickson, Miss Ethel and Master back. In other words, Martin's Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Squires Liver Medicine is one o f the few nnd daughter, .Mar'gnret, Mr. and thoroughly guaranteed medical prep- « , rj ,, „ , ,, aratio^is and qnc of the best, of its ' r H'»warl apd fourof their kind for use Hit treatment of sick >’uunK people, Mr. and Mr*. F. N. Itca'dacbc, coated tongue, bad taste in Estridge, Miss Hut tie anti Mr*. I’ ur* the- morning, sallow complexion, in'- ramorv, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas uD- “ " ,f r ,kin- and little daughters. Mr. and Mrs. urcu affections o f the liver and stotn- * , .. . : . .. , ’ . ... ach. Martin’s Liver Medicine is an .Irvin « L^n dge. Edmond Stowe, ideal medicine for children also. It Harry Flower*, Horace Chorpening. tastes good and small doses of it J. F. McClelland, Gcttei McClelacts gently in their Uttle bodies. jailll ut}(1 j im Walter, quickly relieving conditions brought aholit hy indiscriminate or improper A party going over, for July -1th eating atvd failure to give the neccs- wt.;e Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpen• « * * * » « « S - f c str. , r t Martin’s Liver Medicine. You would M r‘ - A- *" Chorpening. Jr. und Mrs. find it a splendid medicine to have in Bryan Squires und daughter. the House all the time. For sale by Mr. und Mrs. C. E. Morris und . C. Bower, SanfoiJ, Ha. (luughtera, Ednii nnd Alice are spend* jing this week with Mr. Morris' parents und ‘sister at Forest City. ■We leurn -tiu? largest acreage of "sweet potatoes is being planted in in this section than* ever before. Understand G. F. Smith is planting fifty acres. Clark & Williams, the .fertilizer people are going into intensive farm ­ ing. having bought the highly cul­ tivated farm of G. F. Smith on east side of llenrdull uvenue near. Caiman, something over 20 acres. * UPS A LA A N D G R APKVII.LE | Aron Lundquist of Jacksonville came home on u visit to his parents, | Mr. and Mrs. J. E Lundquist and other relatives here on his_ twentyfirst birthday last Sunday,* His rel­ atives gathered at the home of his ESP EC IA LLY A D A P fE D brother, lfi|rner to welcome him and FOR YOUR S TA TE . I spent a , pleasant day. He expec*s ' to return to his position sroun, as he O U R INSTRUCTIVE CATALOG , likes it there. ’ AND WEEKLY P R IC E U 5 T . Another arrival last Sunday, was .SEND FOR.THEM TODAY. Miss R u th ‘ Bergquist of Ft. Meade, A M A D T I k l C P n W Y t who will visit her sister Mrs. Edwin •LundquiU and many friends in the JACKSO NVILLE, F .L & community. THE WORK OF THE PROBATION OFFICER S T A R T E D TH E R E F O R M A T IO N By It, J. H t)LLY t- P roliBlion Officeri Since the cstahlishmunt of a Ju­ Inal when he gets into jail fo r a venile Protective Association in Sem­ minor odense hu; the asuifiation of inole county there are many who do criminals in these institutions is bad not realize the deep significance of for him. nnd instead of turning him the association upon the life and Into a better man he rpay come future welfare of the youngsters. harjt a Confirmed law breaker. The association is formed by the - For .instance, a young white hoy men and women of this community was sent up to the reform school.for who ure anxious to take charge of stealing a ehicken for a youthful the young boys and girls white and frolic and plllau one night. If all of black who having fallen upon evil us who have stolen a chicken ut ways hi\ve been haled before the some period in our lives were sent to courts. T h e association through the the reform srhool many homes probation officer and officials take would be without ‘ the presence of charge o f tho youthful offenders and boys nnd many o f us today instead, place'them in the care o f the "b ig o f being useful citizens would have brothers and sisters" nnd their par­ the taint of the crlmnnl upon us fori ents oh probation. T h ey are to re­ a minor offence and lapse into \yH3t* port to the probation officer once is called crime b y law and yet isj each week und are otherwise under nothipg more than a youthful irtdishiiy jurisdiction and of those dele­ -cretion. gated tt^ look after them and see T ills is one of the many instances that they are placed in the right where the Juvenile Protective A s­ path for reformation. Instead of sociation'can; und will do good work having them placed upon the chain if supported by the parents of this gang or sent to the reform school city in this great werk of reclnma-i they are given a chance to make t ,nn Th(l form ativp ppf!m! in tho good and the remarkable record of lifp o f ( ht. ,(oy j8 between the ages o fi children saved by this method whcr- j tW f, ve a n irtw e n ty unt] - if wc vun ever it has been practice*, h ol n o s .; SRVe them from themselves und from beyond belief. the evil ways of e v il companions it This week there have been eight negro boys ranging in uges from nine to fourteen placed through the mayor of the city in charge of the probation officer. Three of. them were up for fighting and five of them for steal­ ing fixtures from boat houses.. All of them can he made into better hoys if the ’ proper influences are thrown around them nnd they are watched by parents and officials of the association. The parents in some instances should administer a liberal dose of strap oil and then keep a firmer hand upon them. The probation officer will look after them und see that they do not go wrung again if such a thing is- possible. Sending a youngster to jail or to the road or Cven to the state reform school is not always the best plan. Santord Vulcanizing Works E. W . D IC K S O N P H O N E 67 S A N F O R D , FLA. 314 W .' 1st ST. A U TO T IR E S A N D TU B E S VU LCANIZED COMPLETE NEW OUTFIT W e are now prepared to do more and better work • than heretofore * * ■ * * * * ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED FREE AIR SERVICE FOR THE AUTOMOBILE' OWNER— Liability Insurance against Accident, the person and Property, is a necessity. You must have it eventually................................ • Come a n d see CONNELLY is our duty and nil of us should tnkc a targe part in this duty. For this and"this alone the work of probation officer was taken by me in this county and was taken w ith ­ out a cent of pay because it was my belief that 1 could serve my city and county and state in no better way. H aving children o f my own my heart naturally goes out to the boys and girls. Their troubles are my troubles and while I only intend to serve long enough to prove the good points in this work it will be tny purpose to aid and assist at all times the one who succeeds me. I t Is a work that will take much of the tim e and attention of any one who assumes this great responsibility und yet it is assumed gladly as doing my bit for the good o f the future c iti­ zens of our country. For instance, he may not be a crim- ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH ** DAILY TRAINS TO WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK No. 82 1.y Jacksonville^..9:10 a. m. Ar Savannah...... 1:15p.m. Ar Charleston.... 5:35 p. m. Ar Richmond...*..... 5:05 n. m. Ar Washington..... 8:40 a. m. 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ChB tt.from the nos-’ ^ o some*place selected because of its • ton Evening Transcript of June JMnt security from artillery lire, utjd and sent to Sanford thal we of the known as n "Dressing Station." > m in o le Branch of the Florida dU j Here men are more carefully ,-xam'vision might have the benefit of it ned and their ‘ wounds dressed also, ft Is worth reading byAevery- Irnm this point they are transported one'. -* V C?l by animal drawn vehicles where the liiley M. Fletcher Berry. roaiis are very poor, or by .motorJust wjial the fled Cross nurses do ambulance when* tin* roads are fa■long the line from mobilisation to Y 'r*'l‘le, to the head'of rail transpor­ the battle front* and back to the tation where field hospitals are base hospital Is outlined ned in the fn|- either set up or private buildings nre lowing statement by Brigadier G en-; converted into privnte hospitals ■eral Clarence S. Edwards. U. S. A., Here the men receive tlio first genCommanding Department of the ‘•ml attention, these hospitals being Northeast: equipped with everything that it In order to understand more clearreasonably possible to transport Whsn Oridw.il Smathod a Single to |y the relation which the Bed Cross nn the field. They are supplied Canter In Hiatorical Ninth Inning bears to the Army, it is necessary to w *th cola, blankets and operating Merkle, Who Wee on Firet, Started fix in our,minds the general scheme apparatus for emergency cases, and For Clubhouee— Now With Club which wo are about to undertake as here for the first time the soldier soldier Which Benefited by Error. a part of our duty in the present may expect stimulants in the way of W ben Charles II. Klitiet*. president war. broths and other delicacies if It is o f the Brooklyn ball club, announced possible for him to lie fed. From The first zone o f operations is that Fred Merkle,. veteran first sacker, known as the "Zone of the Interior." this- point those who can stand bad been sold to Chicago, by a strange This aonp embraces all of the activ-" transportation are ^transported by turn of fortune's wheel Morklo found ities required to mobilize, equip, rail back to thp base hospitals. himself with the club wbjeh his own I ruin und supply our troops in the Along this line of rail communication mlaplny gnve tbo* National league United States, transport them over­ rest •stations tire necessary where championship to ami lost the title for seas und disembark those forces and men are fed and provided with stim­ the Gimps nine years ago. The stretch had beep reached in the race for the their supplies on the shores of ulants. In the case of the United peimnnt in the National league In unKt; States we may reasonably expect France. Tlio Giant* ami the Cubs were lighting T h « second zone of operations*Is that most of the cases will be held at ueck and neck In a battle for the lend. known nst the ' ‘ Zone of the Line of base hospituls in ■France until rln*y At the Polo grounds on Sept. 23, 1UU8, Communications," und embrace*- all are convalescent, when they, will they met In mie of the games or the of *tho transportation s y s te m 'ex­ probably be furloughed home oh crucial series. Along this route of With the teams deadlocked In the tending from the port of disembark­ sick leave. Inst half of (ho ninth, two out. McCftrbruised nnd bleeding humanity the ation to that point in the rear of the mlck on* third and Merkle on first, ltrldBed Cross operates, throughout all lines beyond which It is impossible | well smashed u single to center, drlr.’ for ra il-transportation to supply the the. Zone of the Interior and the I big McCormick home with wlutt ordl* troops and where -advance depots overseas transport, at the base hos­ t imrUy would have Iw i i the winning pitals, and along the Zone of the will be kept filled from the bases by 1,lr run. All hands. Iiieliiding Merkle. Line of ( ’ iitnmunicalion tin to lim } stallt-d o fitah fop llie.rttlTi’ rotHe. rail communications. ■ mptm-Tind ti.-bf hospitals; and enme lint wily, heady .Mlnti) e rs , n,t The third r.one of operation i-. units will a!-o t p e r a l e i n t h e Z m i < li lc e g 'i m -i til,,l I m i . i-iii, 111, w In 1 11 u t-eb known ns the ."Zoti* of the A«!- of the \dvjinr< . ju-l It'S the \tat*rtrutt| It e f o r e f i i t i l e l y h a d p u l l e d , iln - . a n t e vance," and embrace* ever) thing ninhuhinee unit, iii France have sol pla.t a t P i t t s b u r g h a g a i n s t tin- ftajue from the head of rail transportation operated. Ill tin case of these men,; t w o u m p ir e s , l i m i t : O ' D a y a m i H o b to N o-M nn’ s-Lund. course, they wilt cuine under i he I constant list; of .shellfire from tin The system by which the wokudedi are removed from tit * battlefield and ,'m*niy s artillery. transferred to the rear is known by trN otbing rould he f.trCher from the military term of “ Evaeuation of the ,uth than to link upon th* He I •■Wrmhded." In the operation* of Cross 11h some Had of socictv fn-l this system there, an* • ui-.-i «>ivo Tin* Ib ii ('r*,— uor). « s, if no vtcp* i n v o l v e d . T i n * ' r * t < t e y in p- ■•••l oMigntiiio which wi- i..tr> Ifaa'porfing a wo'.lmieil 1. :in t" the agreed •>> iraety l>> maintain, the 1, ,ir will lie to give him !ir-l aid In machinery for which lias been cre­ . some battalion or regimental aid ated by national inen/pnratinn, and to wbieh wnrlj we have called w iili­ mit compensation some of tho uhteat (h-rjn Kmm Pi 0f» Hath t k iiw business men of America. COST GIANTSAPENNANT But Fred Merkle Has Lived Down Hoodoo. EVERS CAUGHT HIM NAPPING H o te l N e p tu n e Mr*, t Kt-W Manme-mrirf liru. I'jtkn in t iM ih a l'fib fl Tfl»nr, M aittgrr* --liecial Family and Party Bates T .tivEl*-*" - _ Canada lias contributed two dol­ lars fnr every man. unman and child in her population f'nntriliii- 1 tiofi!* on a similar seule in this conn-1 try xvii'Ul'l not U4 u qikartor f .» billion dnll^rv for n<‘'\l f ’ r,M* >rk Tbo Stops xt h;i\ t* t .1k< n far t-o* .tril 1tiif I ir t In* |< uur pi:h'l'.v tilt* hur •loll 1 qual’ v '*1'11 u w.1 r 1 nil. W'** have FI.DBIDA BAVTONA BEACH, xxhi*-b iinun'.i Zt i(tearly *t ri-ti rtuppliv-* ns fu 1\ :»1 out f:n inti under• UKV \\l* IniVo tlmtl 1(HPiJHlO.O Libor l if •pludifg it very largely in tin* Iqmiln e f *mnll investor*. . W e have regisBun ' on oil or any kind. No ti-rml our tnah; ihipulation in a dig­ Bat'orics, .Magneto or Ignitor. nified, orderly and efficient manner. \ 1 h. p. Engine will run a full load for 10 hours nl oo>t of 9r ,Wp are n >vx asked to shew our pat­ a day. Sizes 2-1-8-20-T0-75 It. riotism by contributing voluntarily p. Send for |fires. Pumps, of our means to alleviate the siek. Mill Supplies, Engines, Boilers, and the wounded, and lo assist the Saw Mills and Wood Working .Mnrhinery............................... dying tJ expire in peace. The Army and N a vy art* tin* hand* with which we expect to win the conflict, but I0H-IIO E. Bay SI.* Ja L- cnvIllc. Fla. the fled Cross is the American heart. . There in but one thing fdr every ritixen to do in such a time as this, and that is, to adopt for his ItyQtto— Give until you feel the pinch, and when you feel the finch, U q u /d f a c e p o w d e r . give some more until it hurts. T h e beauty secret o f w op icn w h o .kn ow h ow Ga r de n Soil. to take care o f the com ­ Test your garden soil for oddity. plexion. C ann ot be Procure n dime's worth of blue litmus d e le t e d . H e a ls Sun­ paper at n drug store. Make a alit or ,\I -- burn, ttopiTaq. Soothing, Itidfdon In the damp soli, put hi paper cooling, refrething. '/ Tiw . two-thirds Its length and leave It for o' '''A Ptrxk, H’hib, ' « « . R 'l * / 73c. <1 linwUli otky mall JlrttL Imlf hour. If the change of color Is to Stmplo feitber color) for 2c. Stamp. rod or deep pink your soil needs heavy Lon iff*. Co.. 40 inak Fifth St.. Brooklyn. N. Y, liming. If.there Is no clinnge o f cgtor liming will lto of little value. • I f garden toll is heavy, or "hungry’ —that Is, bnrsh ami larking In humus— give It plenty of well rotted stable mn. nure. Nothing could lw better. If the soil la In. excellent physical condition bonrmeal with tho addition of a little potash will supply tho plant food nec­ essary for any ordinary crop o f plnnts -‘I or mcro annual growth. r ♦ means nigged, Wells possesses so much boxing skill flint fe.w of (ho second rhf- ' Nut Eotlng. ers now performing would bo able to Tn Renernl. nuts nre ns easily dl lay a glove on him If It were not fo r) nested ns other foods,* If they nre tho fact that Ids nerves go nil to pieces I thoroughly timsUcated, find If eaten the moment he enters tlio ring. I*'1 moderate^quantities. The fat o f ---- ---------------1but* Hiiis enten Is in an cinulMfled"*' 4 *1- H O R S E B I N F I E R C E w. B A T T L E TO D E A T H * . ---In a haute worthy of a pair of 4 kings of the plains centuries ago P Free Lame, winner of the p.ijo 4 Laumla Derby and other Mg 4* nice*, ami Itnlpli, one of the 4 choices for the Kentucky Derby 4 in 'thn winter books of mu, *$ fought at Louisville, K y„ .until *P the former’dropped from ex linns*f> tlou and the. younger Malllou d* pruoecdcd to kick him to death. ♦ Some one left Free Lance's paddock gate open, und ( fiction <3* of Alvesoot—Merry Heart wan* ■ 4> dered out. Ho pnsftcd Ills sire. ♦ Alveseot, without molesting him, ♦ but when lie broke down tlio < ♦ gate Info (be paddock or Italpb < **> be met Ida master. < ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 'V -I’ 4* 'I* 4- -P <1* ♦ >jr . _ COURAGE GREATEST ASSET IN THE RING ri Cub. H i v . R.cruitinu Station. ^ » " ' » ,™ n» « Interfere with the dlWT.ei. (he « l.lcago National league - " l * " ' ' " * f,H,,K The ■ddlllnii team appear, ! on the field at the noon “ f M,l‘ ....... " " " M,* ‘ ,h Hr ^'seatlon lug of the seav >11 each player worc[av AmerlciUi flag.. The colors havo l>eeq embroidered on one sleeve o f thelf shirts as a display of |mirii>tl>lii. A re­ cruiting station has Itcon ilt-ctcd at the baseball park In .onlet^to nccomirnsJate any of the ;>^u^s«v<or the gamo who mn.r Desire *0 enll«t In the army. 11 nl1' ,,PI,r,‘‘ *n***** degree. Had Narrow Escape. "Did you attain the high Ideals you set . for yourself when you were young?" asked the friend o f his boy­ hood. “ No," repllisl the millionaire; “find I'm ' glml I didn't. I see now there was no ntoney In them." Embarrassment at Least. iVmmglly, we can think of nothing No Joke., more disconcerting than to be nn* el­ We Imagine that ilie women always derly man with some ready money and fall for n line o f hot-air talk. But Just a liberal Income, ami to be counting watch how any matt under nlnoty-flvo up our wives some day tiad, find .one will swi*fl wfthTirld? when a g(rl tells . o v e r, as Is o f t e n the* c a s e w i t h . s o m e him Hint lie Is n tVgulur devil.—Mil-* persons.—Kansas City Star. waukee Sentinel. BATHING AM ) FISIIINC. HOMELIKE ATM OSPHERE “THE MANOR” Records Show Stout Heart Worth On flu* Atlantic Ocean, where flu* Tool Breezes Blow. More Than Wallop. Board and Room hy (lie Hay or Week. Tnlde Board. Meals. ^ " S q u a r e Deal in Ihe way of a M eal. Usinft our own Farm Pro­ duce. Real .Crefttn, Milk and Buffer. Itate.s on Application. .» The wallop Is n big a»*«t In the ring, but eouragn 1.4 even more necessary. Slnny flghtera'Imvo gained proliilnetn-e by menus of their ututaual billing abil­ N. V. NOBIS ity, but very few o f those who lac Led II. A. MAItSAC courage have Is-eu able jo gain a iltle I'red I'll Itoq, who quit lo Curl Morrtii m.vnlly. Is only one of many win* lueke-l ihr detrnilfilaUeU ueeessary lo make |helr other g--sl qimlliie- •nun' Full.si has main ndvaiiiages m UK favor, lie lias great spi-isj and tinliiosl w n kisl left band of all) figldei I., eonn* lo tin- from during the past few years lie is itIso a good U»\it as long as b is nerve Is not shaken, but when called upon to fifth! mi uphill battle be forgets everything be tins' learned. AI Beli li is another who might liaro Is-en a champion IT lie. bad Iwsmi glfled with a fighting heart. Itch It Is timr. svinni.ui all) 1.11i f than I'ulio'n ||,.' has I lie I link ne. k. and loavv Jaw of (lie I in i-tigilt-l. and In hi. ens,* |h,-re mw’Iiis |>, |„* i»v pli.v-I, nl reason why he is not able |o wiihsinnd putilsln motif. Naturally graceful In netlnti, In* cannot help Iwlng a good Isiter. and Ills liltifug iiblUty is second In none. Vet with all tlies«> adviintiiges Belch Is i tho l alt Lest l;tml of a failure simply because |o* lacks the fighting spirit. Bombardier WVIIp Is number re mark ably go.sl boxer and eveeptlonnlly hue hitter vv h, • lias failed ht make goml for reasons that are mental rat her Ilian plqttUuL Xltlnsi»li by r... Daytona Beach, Florida DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Specialist in all ( liroriic Troubles such as Stomaph, liver. Kidney, Bladder, Anemic and I’ n o r ( ‘ireulntion. \>lhma. Iia\ !,‘cvcr. Sciatic. Acute and .Articular Uhcumatism. I.umbayu. (Micisilv, Still' .loinLs and others too numerous to mention. I t years Practice I years,IIos|dial Experience enables me to eITt ct cuns tvbqro all other* fail. Thorough and Fiireful Exi mi Hut Ion Professional advice nil your rase Free of eh:irge. No extra ehargi* for house call*. P r.llM A N K N T L V I.ocated iii Sanford. P h on e 91 Hotel Carnes •r^n flin.l Kur-.pv« i F > ,i**I IVf IMy ftii'l I ’ *» Pi Pi Kerosir.c <^.Criiide Oil Engines M A LS B Y M A C H IN E CO. Magnolia Balm Mosquitoes C arry M alaria mosquitos is tbs carrier of toalorU ferau. You can quickly 5HIrr«7 . tnooquito fn a room by "••hift all window* and doors and BEE b r a n d in s e c t DER into tbs air. By ita tuo kaap jour home frso of ants, fliel and buf a of every **'«• HarmlMS to human beings d domestic animals. b t Brand Insect Powder fa n ti In to t h « okv | Files and moaqultoea die lq a few minntee. W ill kill aat% fleas, 1 roaches, bed-bufSL lice, 1 and burs o f every kind. Directions oopauace. Look for the Boa Brand Trade Mark. 8 5 a 4k B O c . • U S A 'A S X Top and Bottom, "M y friend," said the long haired passenger to the young man In tho seat opposite, "lo what end has your life work been directed?" "To both ends." was the reply. "I havo tbo only first class bat aud shoe store In tho village." To Clarify Fab Fat Is easily clarified If a few pieces of raxv potato are added to It and then It la Dented sloxvly In tho oven or on top of the store, When It censes to bubble, strainthrough cheeseclotb and let It standtill firm. Keep In n cool place. * ’ *. ------------------------------------------------------------ • \J • Good Roaion. “ Why don't you ever tuugh at any of my Jokes?" "Because I was brought up to re­ spect old ngc nnd feebleness."—Balti­ more American. No man gets rich whoso pocket Is a flag station Instead of a termlnaL— Youth's Companion. ' , CIALIZE 1 -5 t'tiuin by American l*rr.,» ,x*iuctiiil<>n. ruzii urn kix . Handle, neither of whom had noticed tin* Finite base runners falldro to touch second lti.se. shouted to O'Day and Kmslle to.notice Merljlo had not touched second tinso and tlien yelled for Slagle to throw In the tinII. Jimmy tossed the ball lo Evers, who touched second and called for a decision. O’ Dny called Merkle out Tin* crowd, which had rushed on the'field when McCbrntk'k raced Across’ the 'platter with what every one thought was the winning run, prevented the teams from resuming play. The New York club protested O'Day's decision, but it was sustained by President Pulliam o f the National Irngue.'nud the gnmcwna or­ dered rtqflayed on Oct. 8. Tlio cham­ pionship of Ihc National league hinged on the one game. The Cubs captured Ihe contest slid the title. The Cubs then won the world's series la four out of five games from DctrolL Merkle's unfortunate piny caused him to be harshly criticised throughout the circuit and gnlued him a reputation of being a “ boaehead." Yet experta and players recognized Merkle as ono of tbo coolest. ‘ headiest and quickest thinking men In baseball. McOraw'rccogidzed his efficiency and stuck to Mer* kle. Fred rewarded the little Na|>oleon with eight years o f faithful service, and McGrow says no innn did more than Mcrklo to bring the champion* Klips or UH1. 1012 and 10KI to New York. Fred ployed fifteen gomes for tba Giants In 1WT7. He was utility man tif 1008, but became.the regular Giant first baseman In IPOt). He remained with the Giants until last season, when hs went to Itrookljm In th* deal by which M c G r o w secured l^?w McCarty for the Giants. Fred la only twenty-eight years o f ngo and has lots of baseball left In him. He was born In W ater . 20. 1S88. town, Wla D^\2C t! ‘ ‘ If a man write* a better book, preach a better sermon or build a better mouse trap;'no matter if-he builds his house in the wilderness, the world will make a beaten path to his door/' - - - - - ................ .-Emerson. Things have grown larger but have not changed from yesterday. .Today, people listen for the best.- They are a reading people and are constantly looking for the best. - - ...................... U You invite them to your door through advertising. You must hold them with your product. - - - We do both and (hat is the sole reason why we have and are succeeding with our GAS and STEAM FITTING , PLUM BING, IRRIG ATIO N PLANTS, SEWER PIPE and TILE, O IL and GAS ENGINES, PUMPS and SPRAYING M ACHINERY “ We Built The Sea-Wall” • * • , * Mahoney-Walker Co. H o m t r B s k s r In ju re d . Sorrow was expressed when It was announced Mint Homer llsker, Interna­ tional half mllo champion, had wrench­ ed hla left aboulder and had tom liga­ ments In hla left leg. Ho fell between a car nnd Iho platform In tho New York aubway. It la doubtful If be over will do any running again. Do In­ jured bis left leg In a motorcycle acci­ dent two years ago. Baker la now busy recruiting athletes for an a« * Pi OAK and THIRD a PHONE 388 [M E M B E R S SANFORD BOARD OF TRADE 1 ' I • - • . ill. __ im. ’ . ' . ' 1___ � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 13, 1917; <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/c14bb5659c5f19a41a030a22cfe58a4a.pdf 87d9a142b89d2cddab8b8ed9ec89d231 PDF Text Text ' ira>* • :* I EFT?. . ;=v . • ' IN• THE HEART.OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ‘ •• L < • L>- is u r d l - ON SEMI -W E E K LY AND — TUESDAYS FRIDAYS IN SANFORD— Life 1$ Woith Living Z . VOLUME V III SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JULY 17. 1317 ATTORNEY GENERAL WEST ICE MATTER IS UNSETTLED AMERICA PLACES EMBARGO WILL PUSH CASE AGAINST ON SUPPLIES TO NEUTRALS THE EAST COAST CANAL THUS CALLING THEIR HAND BOARD O F TRADE COMMITTEE PARTLY SUCCESSFUL ONLY - The prico of lets has not melted much in the past fow days and what seemed at first as a compromise price has proven unsatisfactory. The Board of Trade committee appointed at tho meeting Tuesday night met with Manager F. P. Rinea and fo l­ lowing is their report rendered to tho board of governors at a meeting yesterday: — . ' - . • At a meeting of the board of gov­ ernor! held yesterday tho report ‘ of the committee was read and ordered from time to time made appropria­ filed. It w ia also ordered tflat the THEY MUST DEEPEN AND tions for the improvement of this committee remain In force and tflat has had newa items in nine different the Sanford Public Service Co. Ik* state papers and three out of the FIGHT WITH US O R E A T MAINTAIN CANAL OR FOR­ stream and had, therefore, assumed jurisdiction over it. WITH GERMANY WILL BE notified tflat their action was not state papers. Sueh news brings in FEIT CHARTER satisfactory and did not meet with many new inquiries. SLOGAN , . ; In order that the other work nec­ Tallahassee, July 13.— (Special.) — essary might not be delayed by a the approval of the board of gxvLook at your membership card. Uncle Sam’s grip is tightening In the auit brought in the Supreme controversy over this question, this ernor* of the Board of Trade since If it has expired, pay up your dues around the Kaiser's throat. Court by Attorney-Feneral West part of the canal being naturally in the old rate did not pr3vail. Report of ( ’ommittee on Ice and secure a card that puts you in Your uncle is about to demon* (/gainst the Florida Coast Line Can-' fair condition is eliminated, for the But the matter will not rest there good standing with - the Board .of T o the honorable board of gov­ strate that there is more than on* al and Tranaportation Company present and the attorney general has ernors Sanford Board of Trade. elthrr with the Board of Trade or Trade. It coats $5.00 and is worth kind of ruthlesaness. upon an amended petition filed in. asked the senators from this state . Your committee recently appoint­ the citixena generally and a meeting many times over that amount. the case a writ was issued 'July 6 and the representative frorp this dis­ ed to confer with Manager Rinea of of the citizens and Board of Trade The particular kind of ruthlesa­ The Board of Trade committee ness with which he is going to an­ requiring this company to resporc trict in congress to see tu it, if they the Sanford Public Service Co., re­ will ty* called fn the next.few daya handling the ice question performed swer the Kaiser's bloody kind is ex­ its canal to. the size required by. law arc able to do so. that this portion garding the recent raise in the price and definite plans laid for cheaper excellent service. No matter wheth­ pressed by the rather harmless and properly maintain it. of the waterway is taken care bf in of ice begs leave to submit the fol­ ice. er you belonged to the Board of sounding word “ embargo;” lowing report: • * • The amended petition points out the rivers and harbors bill pow pend­ Trade or not, you have been bene* . M erlin In Park President Wilson has proclaimed - The committee waited upon Man­ specifically the various places in the ing in congress. fitted. Your membership makes the A mass meeting in the central to the world that after July 15 no The places pointed out in the pe­ ager F.*P. Rines on Thursday after­ canal where it has been permitted organization stronger and permits park was called last Frldtiy night commodity essential to the making y o u ‘ to take part in the progressive to Till up and become less than 5 tition filed ' in the case where the noon with the following demand and many speakers discussed the of war may be shipped from this from the Board of Trade^-to-wlt: work that is going on. Phone 128 if feet deep at mean low-water and less- canal is defective are as follows: question of the raise in the price of country to any other country with­ That the rf'rcnt raise in the price o f you wish lo join or call on any | At and near mile posts 314 and than 60 feet wide nnd the defendant out license. ice.. After much discuasio’n it was member nnd let him explain. You ] company is required by this writ to 1313 in Hiscayne Hay; at and m ar ice was exorbitant, that there was decided that n committee headed by will find members in Sanford. Gene- | This mejins that no licenses will proceed forthwith to restore the enn-1 milf pests 311, 310 and 303. the cn» dissatisfaction over the price, on the |Yr Neal as chairman should meet ul to the required dimensions or trance <>f miu [ i anal from the north weight and on the quality of ire as with the Hoard of Trade at an early vti, ( ’ hiiliinta, Oviedo, Long wood, ! be grunted fur the export of a ton of Lake Monroe. Altamonte Springs, food or muteriiil that can by any show- cause on August 15 next why into Hiscayne Hay; at and near’ a furnished to the patrons and tin' •late regarding concerted action on | laeksonville. Orlando ami Owosso, possjhiljty find its way to Germany. point half way between mile post* roiumittee representing the Hoard it Iras not done so. the price of ice und this meeting First th«* necessities of the peoplo In speaking of the case to d iy the 303 and 30h where saitl canal enters of Trade wanted relit f for the people will |>«> imooUMeed m.this paper ns Mich. and it return to tlie old rate. M r.’ of tin* United States will In*'consid­ DUfflfAUnitlhg Bay from the south; Attorney Getlcfal said: " . . 1 1*. Mayor Gibs of Orlando is a soon us the Hate is decided upon-by limes explained the cuusl* for the ered, next the requirements fo our ul and near mile post 30S in Hum­ “ \Yc expect to make this company tlie nun mil tee and the lloiird of member of the Sanford Hoard of rklse, giving the reason in the high allies. If there is anything left, tho founding Hay; a . stretch of raid •Trade in good standing. • There’s a perform its duty to the people of the Trade. neutral powers will be allotted to cost of. everything entering into the canal extending from mile post -307 sample of progressiveness. If you state by maintaining this canal uh north to mile post 302; nt and near production of Ire and the city deliv­ live in Seminole county and particu­ purchase it, but only in sueh quan­ the law requires. Will Draft on Saturday mile post 300; n stretch of said canal ery. He assured the committee thnt larly in - Sanford, a don't you believe tities as are absolutely necessary for “ If for any reason this cannot be \ \ hlngtoti, h (' . July |ft. On the irr was being improved and that tliat von can do as much for vour their .own use. extending to mile post 233 north dnAc I intend to bring a suit against I .-I udvn,rs today from v a r i­ ow n Inline* tow n I he through Lake Mabel to mile post (nil weight would lo- guaranteed to the I i d It will he up to tin* m’irtrul powers it to forefit its charter because of its 2*7; a stretch of -.lid canal extend­ each a n d every eusi outer The price ous - in tis w here the o r g a n i/a lio ii ■mot 'nr tow ii ’ prove what their ....... are neglect and failure to perform its ing from mile post 2.H5 north to mile Would have to he ta k e n up with the ............. I tin- , \* in ill mil h o a r d ' (ills Eloquent orators, o * L. T a y lo r,! “ ," 1 K' v'' " V *' •luuruntee as will duty ami let the canal be maintained post 280; at and near mile posts 205 general manager at Jacksonville, mil been completed, war department K. A. pougloss, C. It. Walker. A. L . i "aU,.fy l,M* |,rCTi‘,,,nl in some vther way. 1 have informa­ to 264; a stretch of said canal from The committee left after an inspec-1 officials said the drawing for the Huteli. It. J. Holly. A. W. H u n n y-i1" ’ «r»«»nipment to Germany. tion to the effect that the toll mile post 246 north through what is tion of the ire at the down town army elective conscription hardly cut. F'reil M. Allen. Gordon Huy ill s, j The President's embargo procla­ churges now being made for the use Mr. Rines called upon the! could lie held before Saturday, ut commonly called Junt/ canal to mile plant. im W. Clark and W. I*. Newell of malion is by far the most important of the canal, if applied to mainten­ chairman Friday morning nnd a u -1the earliest, ppst 210;. at and near mile post 36 Apopka It’s now a question about action this government has . taken ance, would assist materially to this und mile post. 35 commonly called thorized the secretary of the Hoard ! Fifteen states have not reported many matters: Haynes of Del.and since it declared war against Ger•Aid. and that certain transportation llaulover canal; nt and' near mile of Trade to make o u t‘the following' tlie completion of their exemption won in the - content that potatoes.' many, Our military preparations companies which desire to use the posts 86 to 85 commonly called Oak statement regarding the cut allowed hoard ■•igani.'.alioii Numerous dis- were more precious than ice in San- are of course vital but they cannot canal would undertake to keep it in Hill Cut; a stretch of said canal from by the management which is up* l-i. m all of (lose states have tin- fnril, hut he only scored one point possibly be effective for many a usable condition if fhey were per­ mile post 80 north through what is pended her to: • ! ii-lied. however, so il is impossible lo on («en. Douglass, who specializes months. mitted to do so 'with the moneys commonly called Ship Yard Reach to “ Wagon D r illerv t .i-.li tell just when the final report may in ice. Oscar Taylor tore lip the The embargo hits Germany now they would be required to pay for mile post 75; at and near mile peat*. he i xpt elj-d 3 pounds for 5 cent* whole gubernatorial line ami among und hits her in her most vulnerable lining it. |s pounds for III rents , ‘Flo pr>>< e s s followed b.V the hoards other needed tilings changed cap -' -.pot he/ stomach. 53 to 58; a stretch of suid canal from “ The income of the company from mile post 52 hnrth to mile post 50; ‘ is to file' two eopivs of their I’ litii- •sins on the steamers Se.iftmm and i There is nut the slightest doubt Wagon Doth or) Coupons this source is, I understand, taken a stretch of said canal from mile post pleted and numbered lists of regis­ Ron liter. 10 pounds for 5 rents Neither tju* Orlando or yDal millions upon millinns o f tons up Inrgcly in paying salaries and o f­ said canal from mile post 48 north trants us soon as-the serial numbers Sanford hands will play any more of food and other materials have 20 pounds for 10 rents . tice expenses when it should he usetl through what is commonly culled Ollier prices in proportion. This have been urrnnged. One ropy is since they were attacked by Messrs. been leaking to Germany from the on the rapal. Mayor Newell of United States through neutral coun­ OresMiers Cut to mile post II; h nol onl) returns lo the old prlre hoi 'mailed to the pn-vi-t inur-liut geti- Holly nnd Allen. rill in Washington ami Die nlher•! Apopka annexed Orlando t•• Apopka j tries contiguous to Germany. " I t is nppnrhnt that radical stretch- of said canal to mile, post Is a hotter prire for home deliver) iirtlrr pure the governor of the slate. ’ changes arc necessary if this water­ 37 to mile post 34; stretch of said Ilian was had u n d e r the old -price. und the whole thing .was done ut the So long as this continued the ef* way is the serve the purpose for banquet Inst ‘ Wednesday evening. fort j,, i,rjnif Germany to her knees .453 Less than a thousand *>f the This report was distributed over canal from mile post 32 • north w hich it was constructed and I pro­ All Sanford members incidental!) J|,y economic pressure w'us hound to through what is commonly called tlie city and was conflicting as if districts are still to l« heiiYd lr"ni in paid their dollur (or the dinner and (ail. pose to exert sueh powers as this of-* • Fox Cut by Allen's farm anil Me stated that the price on five and ten Washington and probably n few say they hud five dollars’ worth of tice has to require this company to Yet the embargo policy involved Cotlum’a Landing to mile post 20; a rents worth of ice wns reduced nnd hundred nt most have not reported fun. Mr. Walker anjl Mr. Connelly sueh a violent change in our attitudo do something in return for the stretch of said citnnl front mile post all other weights in proportion. ns yet to the governors. 1,000,000 acres of land that the In California, lor instance, the wanted to have another dinner the ns to the rights of neutrals that wc 17 north by Mntanzaa Inlet to.mile Those patrons going to the down­ following night and their motion was have adopted it only as n last resort. state gave it to uid in the construc­ town distributing point Saturday governor would' receivo his copy from post- 15. seconded by Messrs. - Whitner und tion of this waterway and, while it That we have been forced to adopt This suit is regarded as. an under­ and Sunday were forced to pay 25 qny exemption hoard four or five Smith. • is a big job and much time and it und virtually say to the neutral taking of great -magnitude and it is cents per .60 pounds when they un­ days before bis mail would bring a labor will be required, we shall ulnations, “ Fight with us or eat with understood that it is to bo followed derstood from the report that the ropy to the provost marshal general. W HY W ORRY OVER CHANCES? timutely, in my opinion, succeed. Germany," is due. in great measure up until definite and substantial re­ price .was 20 cents. This made end­ Tho governor would report to the “ The recult, of course; will be to to the cowardice and cupidity of the provost marshal general only when less confusion and the chairman of sults are accomplished. If You Are Caught You Can.t Help furnish to the people of the state a neutrals thomselves. the committee called up Mr. Rines every district in his state has been It and If Nol. Well, Why Worry? protected waterway for the trans­ PRINCIPAL N O T A P P O IN T E D - . Germany has stood and ip stand-, Monday and asked him if the old heard from. Atlanta. Ga.. July 14.— Here Is a portation of supplies and products price could not be resumed on the The burden of responsiblolty for consolation for every man who has ing over them with the threat of th •in competition with other transporta­ Prof. Ilowcn,’ Apppllcatlon Rejected ice in all quantities. Mr. llin«*s hastening tho first drawing of men registered and expect* to be drafted mailed fist if they do not help feed tion lines which would result in Hjr County Hoard called ‘ up the general manager in for the ne.w national army today in the great war lottery this month. her. And ' at the same time sho great benefits.to them. ‘ The board of public instruction Jacksonville and explained the situ­ rests entirely on state nnd local au­ I l comes from an Atlanta boy who threatens, she. tempts with unn "Thero is now being cut from for Seminole county decided at n ation to him and ho was unable to thorities. The federal government beetr on the firing-line in Franpo and heard If prices for what she wants. As soon as Uncle Ham’s ebargo to turn make this reduction. Your commit­ haa completed its work, hut the fail­ knows what he’s talking about. Luke Okeechobee to St. Lucie on the meeting held' Tusrday gets into good working order, there east coast of the state a canal of down the application of Prof. R. B. tee reports that it was able to get a ure in some sections to complete.or­ Yoq hnvc two alternatives: either not only will be not any aurplua food greater dimensions than this East Bowers for the position ef principal reduction on the five and ten rent ganization of exemption boarils und you are drufted or you are n6t. If In the neutral countries;' there toill ( ’ oast canal. W ork on the canal of tho Sanford achools, oh account quantities that will benefit the people finish the serial numbering o f- the not, you have nothing to worry actually ^ be auch a food scarcity 'that from Miami, to Lake Okeechobee of an article that appeared in the who purchsao Ice either from the registration cards Is causing delay. about. You are drafted you have 17hty will have to go on a ration will soon be under way and the Ocala Star under the heading of wagon or from the plant in these two alternatives; you are in camp 1 small quantities and this'is a source “ Thp Law of God and tho Individ­ canal from West Palm Beach to Board of Trade'Notes or you are a| the front. If you arc' of some satisfaction hut the com­ Lake Okeechobee down the Calooaa- ual or a War Time Reflection." Two new members ob the Hoard in camp you have nothing to worry .' For America and her allies arc not mittee also feels that it has gone as hatchee lUver to Fort Myers on the The hoard objected to the thought of Trade are Dr. Mason and Mr. about. If you are at the front you going to permit tho peoplo of tho weai coast. These ranala arc c u t expressed in the article a--, it advo­ far ns possible in the matter^nd thnt A. R. Chappell. These gentlemen neutral nations to eat three square have two alternatives; either you and 'maintained primarily for drain­ cated the idea that God loves not the only solution of the uluir as It say that the Board of Trade is doing meals a day at the allies' expenso are held In reserve or you are aent age but. they of course will be used the individual, but the rare and the now stands Is lo have the citizens too much good for .them lo stay out uni";* these nations e »* " this by to the firing 11new* If y^u are ! \ re­ of Sanford ship ire into the city from fur tranaportation. reference in the article calling Christ any. longer. • serve you heve n oth in to w -rry right Ly Joltiln*. D «*n lr. tho war against Gerntzn) kutnctacy. 2 “ With the East Coast Canal prop­ tho sage of Nazareth anti the an­ some .other point and sell'same at Following letter just received: about. If you are r.*nl to the tiling It is not considered ut e!' •••-likely erly maintained water transporta­ cient philosopher. The board had cost or take steps toward the eree, Owosso, Mich., July 3, 1317. line you have two alternatives: tion will not only be afforded be­ nothing ugninst Prof. Bowers other tion of another Ico plant to relieve Sanford Board of Trade: eith-r you f ig h t e r you don’ t. If in diplomatic circles ,-.r- thnt Amer­ ica's embargo policy will (oroi the tween points on the East Coaat, but than they did not want the pupils the situation. The committee alco G entlem en--1 notice my. Hoard you don’ t you have nothing to %.orwishes to express their thanks to neutrals ono by one in\» D'.n-x^ar with the completiun of the canals of tho schools to hove n teacher of of Trade membership card is on the ry t-hout. If y< u do you h.,ve two against Germany. ‘ across the state through navigable new thought in the position of head Manager Bines for his uniform cour­ wrong side of the fence and ain en- alternative*; either you g*t huit or waterways between points on the of tho institutions of learning and no tesy toward them and their effort* Il ia urgued that neutral states­ in this arbitration but his employer* rlosing draft for 45.00 to line up for you don’ t. II you don’ t you have East Coast and Fort Myers on the charges or criticisms were made men will very soon see that this ia nothin?' ’t»» worry about, df -you *do six more months. 1 hope that every do not see fit to reduce’ tho price of W c*t Coast will be Afforded und a against him. He was commended get hurt, you have txvo alternatives: literally a world war in which every ice on all quantities and hchax no taxpayer on Seminole county is in * » murc intimate relationship will bo for his ubility and energy in other cither you are slightly hurt or you nation must chot.ie one sido <r tho authority to do so. The committee* the Board of Trndo band wagon and established Ifctwcc'n the people of fields where he had been employed other and bear its full sh&N • I tho also bellevfs that this mutter has will slay there. I have always con­ nr- badly hurt. If you kto slightly the West Coast which will be of and the Incident will be closed with den « r be crushed b e tw e e n the two ht:;t. you h a v e ' ifolhing to' worry been.brought before the people in tended that Sanford had, by reason great value to the state.’ 'T h a t boats the employment of another principal, great contending fcrce:. Th?*o ia about. If badly hurt, you have two the proper manner and out of the of her rail and water facilities and carrying freight and passengers tra v­ as there are several applications on not one of the neutrals that Is any­ alternatives, either you recover or wonderful agricultural .possibilities, controversy will come cheaper ice, eling for pleasure and for profit wdll file. Prof. Bowers had only been you don’t. If you recover you have where near self sustaining from the better fl-'c. full weight and general' anything else’ in Florida, beat a mile he running through these ennuis recommended by the locul board and If you standppint cf food. They r.rr all ab- ' satisfaction und the Sanford Board and all she wanted was a little nothing to worry j about. from Miami, Jacksonville and other had never received the appointment don't recover,.then you are n de’ad soluwly dependent on tlie allies for of Trade has used its influence for scientific publicity and you couldn’ t East .Coast towns to Ft. Myers, necessary by the county board, their surplus and to a -great extent better conditions nnd assistance for keep the northerners out of thero man and can't worry. Tampa and o th e r West Coast towns hence the change will not be no­ for tbg shipping t o -bring It to thero. ‘ So.’ what’ s the use of worrying the people of this community nnd is with a club. This ran only be done w ith in -the-next few years is^ in my ticeable in the school work, lie Tlie ''ituutinn of such nfUtrrli ua about the draft.’ through an organization such as you willing to do all in its power to help “ piolon, practically assured.“ • Holland. Donincr’t, Sweden C t r l N or-' was principal of Eustic school last have pow and every single person the community but in the present Leslie‘ Hill has joined the amhu- way, is to say the least uhenyiable.' When the master was* argued be­ year and is 'residing in Ocala at instanco the committee has served who is interested in Sanford and What the future mny have In atoro lanec corps und bus been transi-m'd fore the Supremo Court several present its purpose, can proceed no further Seminulc county, ought to become (or them nu man can oven guess. to the camp near Savannah where weeks ago it was urged by counsel ificmbers and help push, and asks to be dismissed, But then, to far as that gees, the ho will take the-proper training be­ lor the canal company that the state Signed: F. J. McDaniel. Read McClintock’a story of thV Signed: ‘ R. J. Holly, Chrm. same may he said of the belligerent fore going to France with the U. S. has no authorities ove^that porfion Three times in the .past sixty days, ' E. T . Woodruff trenches in this issue. Mac ia a for­ nations. — (Tampa Tim e*) • the canal in-the Indian River be­ on the same day, Seminole cou n ty' army. E. A. Douglass, cause the federal government bad mer -Sanfoi'd boy. — / — - ]i » ■ - V- A •Xu �I m a p * • J, ,-\4’ h - 7? SANFORD • • 1 Among The Theatres Al Lyric Wednesday In “ Sunshine and G old" the Pathe Gold Rooster Play in which Baby Marie Osborne is to appear at th L y ric Theatre Wednesday she really plays a double role, .since at the openinf of the play she is seen ss Cinderella in a children's perform­ ance given in honor of her ijlrthday and later she appears as her sweet little self. A five yoar old actrccas is quite a record but she show3d herself to such ••characterisation in "T w in Kiddies,1 " one of the best of her pictures. Star Tonight An unusually wide range o f scenes furnishes variety in "Sowers and Reapers," the Mctro-Rol/e feature photodrama starring Emmy Wchlen, written and directed by George D. Baker to bo seen at the Star The­ ater tonight. The story traces the life history of Annie Leigh (Miss Wehlen) from a poor factory girl to a great motion picture star. All the activities of a great factory aro shown, including the accident which results in its being demolished and later is seen every detail in con­ nection with the filming of .feature screen productions. . . . Mahy of the scones were taken in Jacksonville, • Fla., where Georg** Stewart Christie, the leading man had a narrow escape from drowning. As Earle Courtney In the story he was spirited aboard the yacht of his , millionaire father. Then he jumped LYRIC THEATRE The Place To Meet Your Friends [ TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Wm. A. Brady Presents I’nllir CirwnU Robert Warwick . la "M A N WHO. ’ FORGOT” J Pathe News IUIIY MARIE OSIIOUNE IN "Sunshine nnd Gold" Lonesome Luke Comedy --------------- 1-----------------T ' THURSDAY Vliagraph Presents LUCRE LEE STEWART IN “ N IN E T Y A N D N IN E ” . / • • . A lso a Christie C om edy _________ i ___________ i FRIDAY SATURDAY Wm. A. Brady Presents "The Stolen Actress" xuri: mumr in "The Boss of Ihe Family" Comedy- "T h e Divorce Game" • Also-Pathe News Last Episode ••Purple M ask" C O M IN G M O LU K KING IN M ystery o f D ou b le C ro ss Rosette A rbucklc in “ RO U G H H OU SE” THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC AND FINE PICTURES character of Jtirk Cl’ Din"T h murids ii i the "Square 1'cut M ali' is, I thin k. n faithful deli neat ion of a type if gambler that was min mnn when 1 was a bay in tin west. 1 re­ member having met just such a man one d ay when I went i o town v. it h my fa t her. lie took .1 liking t< me ami used to press u gold piece into my hand every time I saw him. And later I learned that he had al­ ready given liberally, to charitable causes." . . . . " T h e Square. Deal M an " is Cu* latest western thriller jn whirl) Hart Is presented by Thomas H. Ince on the Triangle "program. It was writ­ ten by ■*!. (J. Hawk*. . hurllle l.ee Stewart -Deli htfal in Simple Frorkit . Lucille Lee Stewart is the Vitagraph stur who offer* her audience the sweet little dresses an<j wrap* in the ** Blue Ribbon feature, "T h e Ninety and N in e," which is the at­ traction at the Lyric Theatre on Thursday. In this five part production which was directed by Ralph W. Ince,| Miss Stewart wears u sweet summer P R O Q R AM AT THE STAR THEATRE p We Challenge Competition and Invite Comparison . Invitations from Trim. One evening the two were walking together toward An­ na’s house when Iv in left her. As 1m turned swsy a citizen tapped him on tho shoulder and aaked him to cothp * dozen men were wait­ ing for them. One o f the men aald to Ivan: , "You are suspected o f trylug to make a raao against Peter Alexief to send him to Siberia that you may marry Ids betrothed. You aro hereby notified that If anything happens to Peter your llfo w ill be forfeited." -----” 1 deuy the charge," replied Ivan. "I have no need to g^t rjd o f Peter. The girl prefers nto to him." It wna plain to nil that quite likely •'Sunshine and Gold, If Anna went called upon to choose be* tween the two she would not .dare to Baby M arie Osborne’ in "Sunshine chqoso Peter for fear o f Ivan. and G o ld " at the Lyric Theatre "J am ready to fight with my rival Wednesday. for tho girl I lore and who, I believe, Cast: lores me. Tills proves thnt I am not Little M a ry „.‘.Baby Marie Osborne plaunlng to tnke any underhanded ndThe C h au ffeur!...... Henry K in g----vantage of him." . .. James Andrews . Daniel Gilfethcr.... Now. It was suspected that Ivan, Dr. . Andrew s.........„ Nell H a r d in .... who had'come from a country where The attraction at the Lyric The­ weapons are lit common use, whould atre Wednesday is the Gold Rooster tnako short work of- Peter, who had been born and grown up a simple Play, "Sunshine and G old.” It is fanner. Tho si*okesman of the tribu­ hailed as another wonder picture, nal before whom Ivan was arraigned featuring the Baby Bernhardt, the Both William Courtenay and Lu­ consulted with the others and then world’ s youngest glpqm dispeller, the cille' Lee Stewart play roles well turned to the prisoner. creator of a million smiles. "Y ou r proposition to fight yonr rival The five year old star really play* suited to their capabilities in the for tho possession o f tho girl Is accept­ a dual role, since khe is seen as her­ screen adaptation of "T h e Ninety ed. Since you arc the challenger bo self and also an Cinderella, in a and N in e," the stage hit of Ramsey will have tho cholco o f weapons." Peter Was sent for nnd closeted with child's ’perfomrance given at the Morris which was directed by Ralph opening of the picture in honor of W. Ince and which is the attraction the lender of the citizens who were efiat the Lyric Theatrq on Thursday. denrorlng to-snve him from his rlvaL her birthday. • They proposed to Peter that ho should There is a .splendid cast support­ fight Ivan, choosing weapons which M ac Murray ing her, including Henry King, who would give him an advantage over Ids A t a wedding recently irt one of also directed the picture. enemy. Peter coitld think o f no weap­ " L it t le Mury Sunshine," "Sun­ the fashionable churches, immedi­ on that ho could wlchl even Indiffer­ shine and Shadows," "T w in K id­ ately after the ceremony, the groom ently. whereupon ono was suggested dies" and "T o ld at T w ilig h t," have seemed suddenly panic stricken as if to him. Ho gave Ills consent nt once, made this five yc/ir old star one qf he had forgotten what custonf de­ nnd It whs nrrnnged thnt tho duel the most popular on the screen and manded of him next, until the gentle should route off nt dnwn. The thermometer at sunrise stood nt their success has proved the wisdom voice of the bride was heard promptj ing.at his elbow: “ Isn’ t it customary BO degrees below zero. Peter, who of Pat he's clean picture policy. • lo kjss the bride after the srvice?" Was used lo cold wculhcr. walked out Whereupon the young man, suddenly to the .Mini In the rear of the bouse "Squure Deal M an" galvanized into life, instead of "o b ey ­ whore tIn- fray was to take plnco In At the Star Theatre Thursday. shirt and trousers. Ivan, who had l>cru Gamblers of the old west hint Thrir ing the impulse"..us Life would euy, used In n hot cllmnte. had on Ids warm­ generosity was the subject of discus­ immediately begun a hurried search est clothing. Ono o f those present sion recently on the part of William through all of his pockets.. Answer­ handed each of Hie disputants the noz­ tie Si. Hart, the noted charac­ ing the anxious inquiry of friends he zle o f a hose. Ivnn, stood nghnst ter, during u brief Tull in activities begged for u pencil und paper and saw* at once that ho must flplit with at Inceville, where the Hart' plays at once set about copying his wjfe’s cold water. nut It wns too late to recede. A faint are filmed. The popular star de­ remark, admitting that it was "just hope came to bint thnt his warm accepted interpret:!, "h at he needed for a climnx for his clared that the •.bulling would protect Idm. He took fern gambler tion of the old western garolder i* new novel 1 tho nozzle offered him. the signal was Now it was t lie bride’s turn to he given, nnd tlio two men poured a that of a gruil i n d iv id u a l w h o .was "galvanized into action" und she to mark the cards and prey stream at eilcli other whli’h was as wout hut the rest we will leave you to eqld ns It could l»c without freezing. the unsuspecting and that upon find out for yourself at the Stnr Fri IVter did not seem In the least trousuch an interpretation is wrong. 'T h e crooked gambler was an ex- day when " A t First Sight.” a bjisl by Ids cold bntii. but his enemy ception rather than the rule," said Famous Players Paramount picture collapsed In fivo minutes. IIo dropped Ills weapon nnd ran for tho house. Hart, "and because the present gen- will he presented, starring Mae A h soon as ho bad put on dry d o t t ­ (■ration does not realize this, a man Murray. Because you see, the whole ing ntul pound a hut drlnu tnL» Ida risks deterioration id character in the thing occurred at a rehearsal for this eyes of his friends when he admits! very production and is incorporated that he had anything to do with faro] in its very humorous anti piquuilt layouts and cards in the days of the plot, which was written by the wellold uvst. When I was a youngster known George Middleton. in North Dakota I constantly was being hrought inti* (*>nt i d with l lie men v* ho lived by garni s of eha lie e. ’• How Peter Alexief W a s and w bile their ranks did hav e to claim a dishonest mem her or wo, 'Saved From Siberia there we re not many of that ilk overboard. The steering gear of the boat sent to rescue him was'broken, and Mr. Christie floundered about fully dressed in the muddy waters of the St. Johns river for some time before help arrived. Although as Earle Courtney he was much dis­ gusted at being taken once more aboard The liT c h r as-Q eorge Stuart Christy he was immensely relieved. MH=H=H=!J=H=IJ=U=iJ=iJ=IJ=iJ=l ' frock of mull, with •* dark grey stripe entwined with delicate clus­ ters of pink rosebuds. There is a wide white shawl collar on this frock which is edged ’ i r W k ™ v , I W ri&bon. and the yoke effect of the skirt. Another attractive frock is made from a white .taffeta with a narrow black stripe. The skirt is rather plain, opening down the front and being fastened with small satin but­ tons while the waist with its short ruffle sleeves' has n sheer white yoke and a blflTk leather belt is worn at the waist. J* A dress which Miss Stewart wears to ,the country barn dance until she hears that a friend, Tom, has not been invited when she, too refuses to go is fashioned fromy a solft ma­ terial and has an all over pattern in a blue scroll. There is a shirred ruffle of the same material which gives a yoke effect, while the plain bodice effect waist has a triple collar of white silk edged with the blue scroll as are the sleeves. Bands of the satin fall from the waist over the skirt. * .... TU E SD A Y— Emmy Wehlen in "Sowers and Reapers" a six act Metro Wonder play, also "Musty Suffer" W ED NESD AY—"H er Kami- and Shatne]’ a two art ct Keystone Key Comedy, rip roaring from beginning to the end in adidition -iP to the regular 5 act feature. TH U R SD A Y—The Famous Triankle Plays.’ William 8. Hart in "Th e Square Deal M an" also "A Tuner of Notes" a ono reel comedy. Also FR E E TIC K ETS. F R ID A Y — Paramount presents Mae Murray in "A t First Sight", also a one reel comedy. S A T U R D A Y —The Famous Triangle Plays. Irene How-ley in "H er Father’s Keeper", also "A Finished Product", a one reel comedy. M A T IN E E D A ILY A T 3 :1 5 P . M . lu im iiu iiu iiu n u iiu iiu i HI 21 . , ’ • • July 10, " ■ • Ford Truck fol S a le -A s t0(5d new. Overhauled by Ford people^! Jacksonville 5 weeks ago. n ered body. * Cost $63. New tiresVli around. A sacrifice for the yorehaaFV.---- Call Call <laTTfrtrff»-rTF*y^ Hawfrt. ■*■■■!? f &Cruel. . f Feed Co., Sanford, Fla. 92-2tc i' The Author—"Thlg, air, (a a true For. S ale-O n e., good baby f lr . child of ray brain." Tho Editor— "It'a * a good subject, but you've mistreated flage and baby pen. Box 1073 89-tf ' It as though It wns a stepchild.” — Puck. •lomnch lie w aalolS to leavo the place at onco If be wlahed to aave himself from tho dlapleaaure o f the citizens. A month* later tho revolution broke forth. Neatly Trapped. For Exchange—"Y a ch t Kll'iyr. •* "nubby, you know thnt letter I aald 36H ft by 8 ft beam. Will exchange I gave you to m n lir “ Yes, nty dear; for a good 1916 or ’ 17 five passenger I nssurq you I mailed It."- "No, you automobile. Address W. F. Ayres didn't. I didn't give It to you. I Daytona Beach, Fla. 86-tfc ’ thought I gave It to you. but 1 gave It to father."— LoulsvHl*/v«»»rier-Jounia!. For Sale— Registered . Duntc Jer­ sey pigs. Mrs. If. E. Curlett, Ge­ neva. 85-tfc <$> . <«» |1 ♦ £ For Sale— Stock in the Geo. || Fernald Hdw. Co. Apply Box N, Sanford.' 70-tf CLASSIFIED ' ♦ ADVERTISING • • <♦> <4> FOR R E N T For R e n t— Cottage of four rooms on the West Side near Ice Plant. R. A. Box 136, City. 93-2tp U All Local Advertisements Under For R en t— Five acres tiled land. THIh Heading THREE CENTS s farmed several years. East Side, Line For Each Insertion. Minimum I. E. Estridge. 92-2tp • Charge 25 Cents. In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald for information ns to the identity of tho advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is nnd if we do we arc not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions in the a d . ’ For R en t— With family of two. nicely furnished screened apartment. Sleeping porch and all conveniences in kitchdn.* 618 Oak Ave. 87-tfc For R en t—Two furnished rooms. 807 Magnolia. 87-tf For metto R en t— One room, avenue. ’ , * Furnished Rooms .by Day, Weelt or M on th — Park avenue flat, 105 North Park avenue, over L. It. F O R SA LE Philips &. Co. drug store. Mrs. For Sale— One fine large team of Jamps Patton, manager. 30-tf mules with wagon and harness. Also W ANTED farming implements. ( ’all on or wrjte It. O. Riddle, Eustis, Kin. Bricklayer and plant erf-r wants 93-4tp work by the day or job, Apply lo For Sale— Household furniture. R. N o .. 1, J. W. and S. Grocery. 9(Mf|» . . (Join; away. Must lie sold ut once. q Mrs. W . Heights. H. Treadwell, . Sanford Lost—-Black spaniel. long ears 3-4tc • ahort tail. Finder retuirn to I)ran For Sale—A No. 1 saddle and Turner, care of Turner’ s grocery und vi-tbdriving horse or will trade for good receive* liberal- reward work horse or mule. W. II Morris l.ost One rur.hbi r lire and rim, 93-4ic Fdrest City, Fla. complete! for Maxwell car. Size Finder will return to For Sale— Church chandelier, 10 3 3 x 3 *$ . lamps, kerosene, price $25.00. S. M. Rivers llri •*. Store and receive suit­ able reward. 92-2tp Morse, Orange C ity, Fla, 92-4tc For Sale— On. Horse and Wagon. Apply Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., Ollier, Sanford, Fin. • 92-21c Lost — Knight Templar charm Reward if returned to T . J. Miller. • 93-2tc By P A U L VRONSKY - -4! I! In a northern province of Russia there llvisl a peasant whose daughter, Anna, was n. very pretty girl. Peter Alexief. a wiling farmer, wooed and won her, and It scetued (lint u Iftippy future was liefqte the young couple. That vvii.s-before tile revolution which deposed the Czar Nicholas, and the government..was keeping a sharp eye on all persons who were suspected of plotting against It. A large foivt? of Secret police—better burned spies—wai scattered all over Russia. 1 Not only those who were really so minded reported to the minister of the Interior at the capital, but tf one persou had a private grudge against an­ other there was liability that he would take revenge by reporting him to tho police ns n revolutionist, or wliut vyni then culled a nihilist. This was also true of the spies themselves. If a spy chose to condemn a person he w ished to get rid of, that person wns taken nwuy and nothing wns heard o f him afterward. Ho wns buried In the con­ vict mines of Kuhi. While Peter and Amin were making their preparations |y I k* married there came to Hu* province when* they lived a* man whose name was Ivan Ivnnovlteb. He (11(1 not look like n Russian, for tic was dark coiuplrxlniicd, while the people among whom he had come had light* skins und .hair. Ivan laid come from tho Crimea, which Is a southern province, where what U called tin* Med­ iterranean race Is prevalent. This race Is o f southern blood and used to a hot climate. Irun had nb visible occupation and was known to be n government spy. Iio met Anna at n dance In a burn nnd conceived n passion for her. Anna, knowing him tp lie u spy, dreaded him. but dared uot refuse to dunce with him, fenriug thnt bo would take re vengo upon tier. . . . . I van,’becoming more nnd more cunmored of Anna, begun to look ntiout for sotuo art of Peter’s which could lie used ns evidence against him. Tills wns shortly before the revolution whereby tho people o f Russia’ wrested n constitution from tbo czar, und Pe­ ter’s neighbors were beginning to ptau for resistance agnlust the gorcmmcut’A despotism. Peter got"Wlml o f tbo In' qulrlcs of Ivan and told his friends that he feared the apy wns ptanutng to get him out o f tho way that ho might possess himself o f Anna. Meanwhile Anna, not daring to de­ cline the uttentlona of Iran, acceuted ,v* To Buy Y ou r Place in M. M. Smith’s Sub-division. Land Going Fast, Get a Good Location.............. " i SEE' A.P.C0NNELLY l 703 Pal­ 73-tf t • : *— *A 1 , : �T IIE 8ANFORD H E R J li) Dr ELINOR MARSH T H E N A T I O N ’S QOINQ DRY. WHITE:—Dry. B LA C K — Wet. Number of prohibition states, 2d. The District o f Columbia is dry by act o f congress. Alaska Is dry by u vote o f the people ratified by congress. Tho Porto Itlcan citizenship bill, passed by the Sixty-fourth congress, pro­ vides for prohibit!oh In the Island subject to a referendum. Including the dry territory In wet states, more than 87 per cent o f the nrea o f the United States and more than 00 per cent of the population are under pro­ hibition. - -■* t — * Eight states are In submission campaigns. Two o f these— Iowa nnd Utnh—already have statutory prohibition nnd In November will vote to make It constitutional. New Mexico, also, will vote on the question next tfovemher; others In November, 1018. Ohio Is In a wel-nnd-dry fight through One night lu the winter of 171)0 a man left hla club In London and, aft­ er wulklfig u few blocka, turned Into one of the parka. While on the pave­ ment he heard a footfall sound illsllnetly liehlnd him, but on reaching the *oft ground It wua no lunger audible. IYesently, however; he heard himself called: Captain Arhucklo?' Turning, by one o f the oil lamps In uso In those days be saw n pale faced man with wblto hair. "What would you' with me, air. at this time o f night?" said tho eaptnin, laying Ills hand on Ids sword. “ You do not recognlre me, captain. It Is not surprising. I am not the mun I was when you were In America. Sev­ en or right yearn Only have been added to my age, but nevcrul times that have been milled to my likeness to an old man. I will refresh your memory. Gen­ eral I I owc'm army occupied New York. Down on the hank o f tho Yludsou river was a cottage where dwelt a girl nam­ ed Mary Ashurst. You made love to tills girl, but 0110 Henry Wiitermnn stood In your way. You accused him of being a spy, and through your Instru.mentality he was put dh board a prl* “ Everybody know* what your prison j ship* were. They took In men nnd ! nerit them out either corpse* or wreck*. 1 I ramo out whnt you see me." G IV E -U S NATION WIDE PROHIBJf P r o h i b i t i o n a n a s s e t . • “ Well, my man, what have we to do j "There Is no sejisa In the argument now with (bat whirl! tin* passed Into ; TIO N. Cnpt. Richmond IVarson Ilobson, that the liquor ;truffle pays n commu­ history*? Your people succeeded In your ! who, ns everybody I* aware, knows nity. Every man who Ini'* sense enough Infamous ntbeilb'ii That 1* all Bellied, ’something of government service.both to read a newspaper If lie bn* not *en*e and If a Iliitlsh olllcer admired a Van* n* n mivyofllrer and (is a civilian, any* enough to reason, ought to knoty tlmi kee maid. Why, 'all'* fair in war and that n first-class government should prohibition I* nn asset nnd not a liabil­ love,' mid In my dealing* with you Htnndardlze Its service as' do all first- ity. When Kansu* went dry, how Wall and her tliqrc wri* both war and love." class American railroads. It should street laughed. ‘She bn* nothing to "You nro rigid, captuln, In saying require abstinence from liquor In army,- look to how. Hint her license I* gone; that wo achieved our Independence. navy nnd.civil departments, and among how can she exist?' they mild, Ity and T in t 1* Indeed nettled. Ilyit our nflair nil It* employee* ut home nnd abroad. by a panic laid hold o f the uutlou. remain* to I m< nettled. When I got T ill* In the interests o f efficiency anti Then who was It thnt enmu to the out of the prison ship I was more like the public welfare. Scientific experi­ front and saved the sltuntlnu on that a dead than a live man. Before I re­ ment has proved that’ the drinking of fntnl day and let W all street .have covered my strength your army sur­ un ordinary glass o f wine or stein of ?r«.ono,oa>=-who but |M*or old Kansas. rendered to our general nt Yorkimyn. ■ beer will lower a man'* efficiency to a Two years ago Seattle went dry. and and before I could rcn>-U you you Imd mensurable degree for 24 hours—In people said. ;ih*w will they run Hint gone luiek to England. I counted the ordinary muscular occupations,about 8 big city without tho license money?’ day* till I should be able to follow per cent on the average. Three times ami they looked for. financial disaster. yiyu. I am here." With that the American drew Id* this amount n day regularly 1* cumula­ Then Mayor Hill came out and said, 'I tive In Its effect. Increasing the loss of voted against prohibition because I did efficiency from day to day. At the not know how we could run the city sword. •-rid o f 12 days ordinary muscular effi­ without theTmloons, but If I luul It to ■ "Tills I* not a usual proceeding. But ciency will go down 2o per cent nn tho do over again today l would vote for nn ^Englishman,’ especially nn English average, nnd higher mental activity It because prohibition helps the City offleor, does not pretend to choose the Ihumclnlly.' A man who favors tin* place or lime of tight lag. He I* al­ twice that amount. liquor truffle advertise* bis, lack o f ways rend), nnd If mnylinp lie lin* Let us raise the standard of citizencoitniimi sense and III* absolute Ig­ offended and the Injured party can ship throughout nil these United norance of conditions In the world."— give film punishment he Is always Staten nnd all territory under the Jur­ Mary Harris Armor. ready to take id* medicine tike n man." isdiction thereof by putting prohibi­ (By the National Woman's Chris­ tian Temperance .Union.) tion Into the national constitution. LICENSE MONEY NOT NEEDED - FOR PUDLIC SCHOOLS. The liquor Interests continually re­ mind us of tin- m-i-d of license money for the public school*. The i-xpcrteuce o f prohibition qtiites shows the wenknesy of that argument. Take North Carolina for. example, Ex-Gov. Locke Craig Is authority for the state­ ment thnt since prohibition went into effect there has been till Increase In school enrollment of 20.47 per-cent, nnd nn actual Increased dally attend­ ance o f 32 per cent. In other words, since It* adoption nearly 21 more chil­ dren out of every 100 of school ago hnvo enrolled In th e-schools nnd !I2 more children out o f every loo of school ngc have actually been ut school each day. T H E LIQUOR TR A FFIC IS THE CUR8E. “ The great curse o f Ihe laboring man 1b Intemperance. It ha* brought more desol utlo/i to tho wage-earners than ntrlkofl, or war, or sickness, or death. It Is n more unrelenting tyrant than tho grasping monopolist. It has caused little cldldreu to l>e hungry and cold, to grow up among evil associate*, to bo roared without the knowledge of God. It has broken up more homes nnd wrecked more lives than any other curse on tho face of the earth."— Car­ dinal Gibbons. And there will bp Intemperance as Jong us the beverage truffle in alcoholic liquors continues to exist. BREWERS TO BENEFIT BY PROHIB ITION. Th e sixty or more breweries In the state o f Michigan, which under the dry law close April 30. 1018, will very likely be used for the munufucture o f denatured alcohol. The brewers seem to be luking kindly to the sug­ gestion of Henry Ford thut they thus Utilize their plants, it I* believed that they can make much greater profit on denatured alcohol for automobile' Con­ sumption than on beer for human com sumption, and tfiu? man? tuori men w ill be employed. . . . Every license to noli Intoxicating liquor thut hangs In ihe win­ dow or behind the bar o f nn American saloon today will be n scrap of paper Li ten years.—Clinton N. Howard In the 80Stli lecture In hi* home city, R o ch ester N. Y. — "Regulating the prlvnte lives of other people" Is one newspaper's esti­ mate or what prohibition aims at. Yet the same Issue contain* an account of the slmotlng up o f a neighborhood and the beating of n defenseless woman by her drunken husband.— Exchange. ■ ’ " I f buttermilk i f f d ie d people like liquor does you'd kUl every cow." (By the National Woman's Chris ttun Temperance Union.) While the speaker was saving tills he was draw ing hi* sword and placing himself In a position for defense. THE BIG CITY PROBLEM. If It were not for boor-soaked St. . A few* minute* later the watch, hear­ Louis, Missouri would today be in ihe ing the clash of steel, rah In the direc­ dry column. If It were not for rum- tion nT i he Hound, arriving In fTine only soaked San l-’ ruiielsoo, California to see 1'uptnln Arhucklc lying oil the would be there iil-o. As It fs, the ground nnd a m;tn betiding over him largely Increased .prohibition vote lu A rbuckle, who was dvtpg, said with both these stutes I* causing tint llqvnT til* Inst breath: . « Interest* of ttie-country no little con­ "You've finished me. The girl l* In­ cern. In November, lb|S, Missouri nocent." Votes lignin and will go dry. When tin* wnlcli came up Arbucklo Dry sentiment In territory outside added to hint: the large eltie* is advancing so sw ift­ "It was a private iifYntr bet ween two ly that, to quote Hilly Sunday, "you gentlemen." ain't see It for the dust, it makes.*' A couple o f mouth* after this Henry Newspaper* In the smaller lilies and Waterman, who Imd recently embark­ town* ure reflecting the popular mind ed from a ship thnt Imd sailed Into and refusing to lie under the domina­ Now York-buy and docked In the Enst tion o f the liquor oligarchy. The rural river, entered IJnmdway from Wall vote will In time— short time ut thut— street nmt, passing through Trinity Save state uud nation and solve the big churchyard, i-ofitinned down tho tdopa city problem, • to the river bunk. The spring was coining on, and tho tree* hi tho yards LOWER PER C A PITA DEBT IN DRY of the house* were putting forth their young leave*. Waterman opened a STATES THAN IN WET. The report o f th e , United Slates gate, entered a yard and, walking up census bureau show* thnt; u* a rule, to the house, took the liras* knocker In wet states have u higher per cnpltu ln^ his finger* nnd rapped gently. A young debtedness than dry states. A com­ woman cnine to tho door and on Noclng mission appointed by Governor McCall the visitor start til back with a cry. “ Harry! Why hnvo you como?". of Massachusetts to Investigate the "Hecndso I. know thnt you are Inno* high cost of living, mentions Incidentally lu Its published report that the cost “ You would not believe me." o f government Is 23 per cent higher "Forgive me.’* In thnt stutc than In uny other. For­ She fell Into hi* arms nnd burst Into mer Governor Foss says this can bn a passion o f tears. Presently sho looktraced directly to the liquor •truffle. cd up and asked: Kansas, after 35 years of prohibition, "How hnve you bccomo convinced lust year wiped out Its entire Indebt­ o f my Innocence?1 " ed ness, aud Is the one debt-free state "1 was to]d by the man who put mo In the Union. out of his way to win you." "Where Imv® you liecn?" “ The friends o f tho saloonkeepers ’T o Ixmdon," denounce their opponents fur not treat­ "And you have scon 1dm?" “ I have." ing the saloon business like uny other. "W hy?" The best answer to tills Is thut the "He put mo In a prison ship on a buslne** I* not like any other business, and thut the actions o f the saloon­ false charge." "And yon hnvo-hnve punished 1dm?** keeper* themselves conclusively prove "I bare. With Ids last breath ho ex­ this to he the cuse. It tends to pro­ duce criminality in the population at onerated you." Hha unwound her arms from about large and Innbreaking among the saloonkeeper* themselves. When the him. “ You blame me? You loved him." liquor men ore allowed to do ns'they “ Yes, no. There Is blood an your wish, they are sure to debauch, not ■hand*.'** •* * ■ ■“ finiynie bmly tatelnl. but*the body poli­ "Whoso blood? Tho man who wreck­ tic also."—Theodore Roosevelt. ed me to win you." Ho look her again In hi* arms, and It Is wrong to think thnt drinking ■he did liot resist. much beer, nle and other liquors gives "These British aristocrats are con­ strength. These only deaden the tired scienceless when* n woman Is concern, feeling nnd do not really take It myny. ed nnd do not ndmlt (tint n commoner You are more tired after drinking lin* any right to their respect. Tbit them and less aide to keeir sickness they are n.cu for all that, lie met mo away.— From Bulletin Issued by the like n man, fought like a man, took Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. care before he died to tell tho watch thnt 1 was no murderer nnd exonerat­ Increase In Ihe consumption of beer ed you. Ho paid the ponnlty o f Ills nud spirits I* always marked by an ertmo with his life, nnd for this at Increase In I fie Infant death rale.— Dr. least we ow e him respect-" Mary Sturge. a leading British medi­ A century ago a street wns cut cal authority. through where this cottage stood, and the bodies o f Henry Waterman nod "No man hti* a right to make a fuo* Mary Ashurst, his wife, rest n- short of himself.beennse while he Is rinlni distance above here, In 8L Paul’s churchyard. It he might make u corpse out of the. ^Office With Anything You May Need , ' I Everyday Someone Says “I Didn’t Know Ink W ells Pencils Pencil Holders Pencil Sharpners Erasers Rubber Bands Rubber Stamps Daters Thumb Tacks Stamp Pads Second Sheets Stationery Carbon Paper Letter Files M ucilage Pens Price Tags W aste Baskets Letter Trays Penholders Letter Clips Account Books Steno. 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MultiKopy gives surprisingly long service nnd.is unequalled for manifolding. 3 Write for F R E E Sample Sheet _ * Let us Equip your T eleph on e with one o f these T a b lets for a T en D ays Free Trial. If it d on ’ t prove (o be Convenient and Satisfactory .we wiN r e m o v e it- with bu t* any*'cost to you whatever Price $2.50 H era ld Delivered Printing /T V i r n r \ n m \ Phone No' 148 �1 July 10. 1»17 THE SANTOSD HERALD -E IF E E L J O W E R " o n w h e e l s f o r r a d io •-« ■ I V vnrv-ju*l Mwtn or Hjo modem lxjunilnry, In tlie mountain* Mtlll no called, on the headwaters of tlio ,ntn*am flowing pant Baric, ivbero iho famous I’ lonchas PAGE SEVEN > 0, c o l y ^ n f abova numbered ccrtiflcalr. n l o f k ( i , n i a p p . l l ' . Subdivision ot lllocka X i, K and J, (iotil.buro. T h r laid land bain f i w u . d al ( hr data ot the iaausnce' of • uch certificate in tbr n a n l ot Wm. Clark. Unlaaa aaid .rrtiflcala aball be redeemed ac- i.-Jw fM r.tfV C* ‘ de t>t«tarmflnyTT m ,fflKfflm iK l ~n r Dio tha l H h A u g , ......... ... . . . . . middle o f the eighteenth century, tUo name being flmt knoVn to tlio 8panlords In tliat^yinnectlon nnd being ap­ plied to tITe milling, camp or real do rulunn. The at (original meaning of the term Is not known. Tbo name should probably bo written nnd prunottncM Artsonn, ns our Eiik II.mIi houikI o f z does not occur In KpanlHli.—11.41. Han. croft, -History of the Pacific States." v Z n 't i ' 1 Wilnraa my official .Ifn aturr and aeal tbia the 10th day nl July. A. I>. 1917. <•*■!> K. A. D O U G L A S S , Clark t i r r u l t ( ’ our t-Heminole Co.. Fla; 93-Tuaa-Ste Nallee a Nrrilon A ppliratlnn far Tax Deed Under S, of Chapter ISSS, L a w . of It la further otdarad that thla ordar ba I Phoenix Ijidan N . K I f nf P puhllahad i n Sanfrird Herald on ce a weelr I l i o e n i x Lodge N o 5 . K . o T T o (or aifhi con.rcutiaa waaka. - I Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, wimaaa my hapd and omnai .rat at San- N ' b i t i n g knights always welcome, lord, Florida, tha 4th day of Juna. 1917. , If, M e L a u lin * f l T v ein ** <»*»ll K. A. D O U G L A S S . Clark. “ « r £“ » U l l n t ! " ± U ,e t murnwam m sAjiw.r - - ■■.... « ■ " * . K . and 8.-------------------; C. C.----- Soliritora (or Complainant. I ~~ Ssnford Lodge No. 27.1. O. O. F. Nailer «r Application (or Taa Hard i ndc. i Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 Srctl.n S ' a f Chapter ISIS. L a w . . ( F l . . . ||n M. W. A. Hail. Pico Block. All v b *J-Tua*.9ir J N'oticr la htraby f i v r n that J. F. Ilirk'aan. purcha.cr o t Taa tfartiHcatr o. 799. — dated - N’... --the Jnd day ot Juna. A t . D. 1911, ha* Bled .aid rertincale In my nfflea, and Kav mada apidicatiun for tat dead to i.rue in arcordance uith Ian Said crrliflcalr embrace, the Inilowitif dracritiad property m u a te d in. ssmlnole cdunty. Florida, lo nil lley N K cor Lot J. run S I SO ch». W « 30 rh«. N 1.60 eh", fc. 6 70 rb. Sac. 31, T. 19 S. It. 3* r a d . I acre. The raid land bcinf a . w n c d at tha data ot tkr iMuanra ot auch certificate in 'the name of J. |». M c U i n at al - U n lru aa.d rartlScala .hall l a rrdaeread arcordfnf to l > * lax.deed mIII itaua tharron on the 38tk day of July A. D. 1917. Wltnraa my official alfnatura and aaal thla the 26th day of June A. D. 1917. (••all K. A. D O U G L AS S. \ Clark Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. Hy V. Xt. Doufla.a, D. C. i t i n g lir iting f irot o th tiers crs c cordially o r d i a l l y iInvited. n vited . Jas. F. McClellan . , V H /. W. O. Singletary U x*Nollra i. hrrrby f i v r n that W. C Wil llameon A C. C 1,.., purcha.era of T a « Gale City ( amp No. 6. W. O. W C arlin.air No. 15, (laird ihr Cth day ot Meets second ami fourth Wednesday July A. I>. 1915 a. to North .1-5 ot Month' nighLs in each month. of N o r l l ia r t i i, ot Soulhra.l I*, ha. filed •aid rirtih ra tr in my office. and ha. mada F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolehan application lor tat dead to l.aua in .acrordClerk Counril Commander a nca with law. Said crrtiHrata ambracra Foolad All tha Prophats. tha following dracribrd prnparty aituated in "Vou never cau tell what a man will Saminoia rounty, Florida to-wit: H. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 ot S *, ot S' W ot.S K l i at Sac. mako Yyf himself," remarked tbo prac­ 2S,NT p5-S Meet first and third Wednesday night . IS S. It. 2 9 K. tical woman. Tha aald land bains awaaaad at |b* data nt Elks Home, North Park Avenue^ ot tha laauanca ot auch catlincala in thr F. S. Frank • O. L. Taylor "Perhaps not." namr of J. G. Tomlinaon. Unlraa aafil eatSecretary Exalted Huler "Take my husltand, for Instance. lie liAcata aball ba radaamrd acrardlnc to law u* daail will laaua tharron oh tha 1Ith day . -used to Ik* an expert mandolin Flayer tota t Augu.t A. I>. 1917. The Lake Breeze ( ounrll No. 31 Junior and had n fair tenor voice, In-spite Wltnraa my official alfnatura and »aal tbia tha luth day ot July, A. D. 1917. Order United American Mechanics these handicaps he has risen lo bo laaal) B. A. I> tII I t.I.ASS, Meet* every Wednesday at 7:80 P. N sllfs •! CSS ICSIISB tar rat D rrd Usd fr president of ono of the largest manu­ Clark Circuit Court Hamincla Co., Fla. C haplet 4S«a. Laws ot Fts.lds M.. in the City Hall. Vbiting brothers tS-Tu.a Stc facturing concerns In this pnrt of tbo Nutlrs la hrrahy (Ivan that W. It. Ils.ty, purrha.ar ot T a » ('rrliflrs lp .No. 4SJ. Uatad arc welcome. C. II. Smith, Rec. Sec. country."—ItlrmliiKbam Age Herald. In tha Cirruil Court .Nrvrnlh Juitlrlal f i r - tha 6th day of Junr A. It. 1910 ha* Alad cult . Seminole t ounif. Flotlda. In •■Id errtilUalr In my offlr*. .n d ha. mad* Chancery Celery City Aerie No. 1853 application toy tai drvd to i » u r In arBroke tho Ssal. LouU Fiahar, Complainant a rordanra xrllh law. Said crrtiArate rraMeeting every 2nd and 4th Tuesday *». Citation In Mnrlt xlv, 3, the woman who h r a r n tha fnlTowinc ( I r i n l M property ait A. It. Carr and tha unknown uatnl in Saminoia county, Florida, to-wit: night at Ko’clock. Eagle Home, Oak Ave. brought "the iibilmster l>oi of otutmetit heira, davitaao. ftantaa*. or other Visiting Brothers Welcome S W '| of 8 W ' » ol S W ( t i c . t)r(, 95 yd«. of spikenard" Is said to "break the clalmanta. under tha >0111 A. II. N.,a| SW r a t tun, B 40 >-(l«, N .10 yd«, \V E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff C arr .'A . It. Crlnpen. A. It. Clip-* 10 yd«, M 30 vd< (or ramrtrry) Sac * 4 T p l»oi" Indore pouring out tbo ointment. pan. Sr., and M a n ia J. Crippen, Worthy President • Secretary 20, S. It. 3| »;••!, 9 I t acraa. Tills probably only means "breaking Delendanlr. T h r .aid land t>»ln* .awraaad at tha data T o A. II. Carr and A. It. Crippan. and to or thr iMuanra nl «uch rartiflratr In tha the seul" which kept the essence of all partir* clatminf an tnt.ra.t rithrr . . hair*, nama ot A. J. Thompson. K,r i A Y : i United Brotherhood of Carpentera and d e v l « n . ot frantra. undrr thr .aid A. II. Carr the |K*rftuue from evaporating. Al»n: T a » (Vrtlftratr No. 553. datad the Joiners o f America ••r. A. It. Crippen. or utharaiwr m a n d ‘ to 3rd day ol Juna A. I>. 1907 haa llh-d .aid x $ t¥ i, th r lolluwlnx ilr.crM rd real relate aituatr, erttifleata In my offlea, and mada apnllcaSanford Local Union No. 1751 meets X. 0 * l y i n f and t o d n f ’ ln the rounty of Samlnnlr, tioA lor tax drrd to Uiur In arrardancr His Trsaturs. M a tr of Klnrlda. morr partiruUrly tin* with law. Said rrrtlAcatf rmlir arn th- fid- first and third Thursday night at 7 Tlio Count (who has had n little tiff criGrtl i t follow*: o'clock in the M. W. A. Hall. Pico Blk. lowlni^daarrtbad proparty ailuatnl In Samwith his fiancee, the h e lm s )—But, my l l r r i n r i n f at a • t m lr on thr • o u lb ’^idr inda^cvlntty. Florida, to-wit: l lr j. SK roc. J. M. O. Singletary W. W. Van Nesa Sac, 5. T p 20 South, Itanfa 3| Kavt -Sec.Treua. . Preaidcnt •reason'— 11m Heiress—Your treas­ nf T n ln l s tf H t road 21.Hi rh«in«. writ of of thr |M-|nt of ln|rr»rctlnn of thr *uuth *idr run N 220lyd. W 41 yd«. S 220 yd. K 11 yds ure? Your Investment, you mean. * Thr aa'ld land bring t u r w d at of aald Third *tr«rt road with thr ran linr 2 cra«. Modern Woodmen o f America of Srrfit n .7, T<i«nhi| i III. *ouih of l(an (r tha data ot th luu.ncc of tuch crrllAcata *-'• r % : 30 ra»t, run thrnrr wr»t |0.fi2 rhain*: In tha nama ul A J. Thompton. Meets* 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, Three Classes of 8oap. Unlrak aald crrtiAcatr. .hall ha radaamrd thanrr aouth P.50 rhain*: thrnrr rail I 0.4J (•* *- • -. •.'-r .vr’asC —^ arrordlnz lo law tai (had. will iaauo th in — in M. W. A. iiall, Pico Building. While there are many kinds of soaps. chain*: thrnrr north l.&Q rhain* to |»oint of on on ha 2 |.| day- ot July A. D. 1917. C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch l»»ginninc. cootaininc 10 acna of land morr It is saitl that those commonly used or It-**. Witn.aa my official tlxnatura and aCal thla • Photo 'try A m w i r a n P r t u Associatio n Conjul Clerk It apprarinf from thr sworn hill of rom* tha | It day ol Ji na A. D. 1917. > a |may he divided into thren classeb. The (»aati a . Do u g l a s s . This newty Invented armored car Is 'fittisl out unit 0' wlteleaa nnd otiaerplaint nlrd in thr aho%r stated rau*r. sworn i first class com prises fine White soap* to hy Coerce A. I t r l ’ottra, snllritor for rnmt ’ lcrk Uifcuil t ‘ « ort Samlnnh Co . Fla. vatlon tower that resembles a miniature Eiffel tower. The totter I* Min;. lly V. \l. D. u x la-, l> I . plainam. t t r t thr rrwi«l«nf** of thr 4frnnd seented aoaps* the secontl class the til and breaks In two • 7-Tli.aSta frndani* A . It. Tarr and A II <*ri|i|in are ct.arse houseliolil Miaps, anti the tlilrtl unWrtMs n and i h r fr »■ no |»**r»on m (hr *lat« (•f I l«tr>da. *h» ••r*itr of .•» •iihporna S.iilf* mf \pphr4tlsin fat 1« t lh*n| •( ruler class the soft soaps. upon whom mould hind thr *f**fr nd ant • or S* nt«*n 8 of ( limulrf 4*hl». | . i « » uf HotItin •4|h*r ot tlit m. that it i« the I e^n ( ••f af­ • 1. •. . >• • • * 1t •- . fiant l l.al fi.i -Hi.I d* f* Itil4*(t* a(e 1•••t ft ••bt f P lu m b in g and U n t i l e F i n g e r Naita. thr S( • sif | 4 ».>ot v ell* (* ** • Women s i Fortune Uuilciera. * ..... h i v hw rr .? lax f f « ffl. df* \ men Tit- lire not botin-l to i|n |or nil. ||*I*/1 *♦• »it»* «!•) all \ l» • r. :tt!,‘ finger millrun he cured hy Aft*l turthsr *pprnhtf > i h.i J observe and jo u will iio i U j. dinl our coimti i iiii-n ns umoli ns we lire M» I •4**1 •#ritual, m m) Mftiir, anil G.t s F i t t i n g tint i h« if 4f* • 11#r lui'D* rlii'ttiitif I O rtgilc atipli. lit i ri f,»f |Jk tfti .| lit 4. lotu It list it ml In k Hie great Itunrslnn of hound lo do for our iielghlMirs next soaking them fm pieutly In strong t«r***t • r fin «n..| M i .•** i . . I • • ( 4 « • ’i»f t| (* ? »»• # • with I s * » k i | i | (t-rifit idiim solutions. « n, p« ».. * ii |i« r a* Itnr*. iG i Dfr*, u ? t u ii4 r:r.r Women of lulu years Into one or nu- rltsir or on Hie iu-\t siris-t or In the M.-rrnr.-.n , , i . , nr • **t hr-r~ W?\TFT . . m* • • it> -itualiil in **e|7||.»,i|,- r.iijuiv, J I tri.»4 other department o f business they are next township, tHir blglie-t hutimn t>hk 'tt. w . . ||>t| *• i | t. nit S ’ , . f N* I . ‘ * t*l .v W «.| S \\ •. * this oiit a* hifi.nsldor ilrMfikil not of tnueh account ns fortune btilltl- llgutlou Is to those o f our owu bouseAll W ork R e c e iv e s M y P erso n a 'llrrrfort. you, A. II. fair and 0\ II Srr. 22. T. 2|, ll*r»Ci- 2*1 !!••! fl** ii l i l Utid Inc »*»\**« m| i t thr 1141 cm. Borne o f tbem rant or make n bold. ’ The- supreme duly we owe to J i ’riiijtrh, inti t)i** unknown loir*. dr%i*r« • and rf*n,t« * of thr said A. II. I’arr and tif the l*aU*m«* nf «u. |» rrrilrtrRl* |tt thi* A lten liq n And Rest Efforts good deni o f money, but they seldom O n e , nml-Oue alone, "Thou slmlt io\e 4 ’ hI c >- 4I1I rwfiIrt* UGAL AIM WISING A.s II. I irltpin. If |1'** •aid A. II. I’arr and f i i m f « f \V. I*. tipi Ida ” B g ft Iff * ** it . H. DIN GEE get rich by their owu exertions, nnd Iho Lord thy God."— d b rb tb n Herald. nearly nil the rleb women. Iiavo Inher­ ited fortiliuis from tuen. Moreover, the Street Illumination. women wTto are most stieeessftil* n-< "IlllllU iln iitllig eu gilieels lire now ni"iiey nmkers lire not, ns :t rule, the turning nil th e ir e n e r g i e s t o w . ml ; v m s most Mpvessful ns women. Tile worn tern f o r th e p r o p i T <ll>trihut|oii o f rn seem to be n t’on ms -rated se\, jin slrtH-t l i g h t i n g , " u rius W a l t e r It. H ow ­ valuable to 1st employed in mere mon­ ell In Good Health. "They have unan­ ey, getting. Vest numbers o f litem earn imously ng r e e d tlint the best light Is a living, sometimes n good one, nnd that from n glebe that Is d e n s e enough have to, but few o f them get rleb. It not t<> reveal the form o f the in tunl -b common for a young mnu to start light within, but to give tin* effect of •out deliberately to accumulate n for­ light streaming fori It from the glolH.-." tune. It Is very uncommon for n young The reason for this Is that street wommi to do so. She Is miieh more .... . , lamps are neecs.snrllv against n dark hkt-ly m nivumulntc a young iu a u .-1 lm . kur<MIIM|. lin,i ,|,e „ f glare E. b. Martin In Atlantic. tl|M1|l eyes depends to u-grenl de tree upon tint ’background against Patriotiam and Roligion. which 'tile light Is seen. An electric Draw a little circle around tour |s-r- light, unshaded, against a dark velvet fomtlliy ami it will liit'lude your f a in- wall entering, for Instance, will he lly; draw a larger clrtTc ami It- w ill in- found much more trying to the eyes flutlc your frit-nils; it still larger cirelo Ilian would tin* same light with a while takes In ytair fellow eountrymen; lire wall paper behind It. last ami largnit circle of all euibraces ill humanity. As the circle enlarges T h # N .im e o f A r i z o n a . the objects o f our love Increase in miniArizona, probably Arirouiw- In (is l-er and the Intensity o f our love n.it- original form, was the unlive ami prob­ urally diminishes. W e ,ure not bound ably I'imn mum* of tbo place—o f n hill, to all mankind as strongly or ns ten­ valley, nDrain or some other hs-nl feaderly ns we are to our fellow country* A.’ II f ’ripp* n l»r d« ad, or oih*r rlalmant* i*itr phnll I*#* rr«lrrnir«l «• rWiflbC l«» In* Vindrr thr *aid A. if. t*arr and A. II t*rlp- -1st ♦l^tl will U»ui th«r«fn on Ibo Tih tin • 1 pro. ard all partirs * talmlni* an lntrrr*t in Oppoaile City llall La Telepboue No 25 i i r i M i t T M F . V T n r t i i l i n 11. l i m i t U Jtbfx* it- x iilH. ial liynaitire ■**•( *r-|t • nd » «» i l r lartl bt»i tpilm ic tfr r i j t r d rtr I S I anti llltln It I'.i ltl.-«»ll|. Fla •hi* •».. v i .1., ..1 1 1. > i* i »m : h. r« t • !• •• I f.s not'* •• 1• »•’ » . . » ist* Jut-. _• I. I '• 1: .1 » 1 hu t 1 1 Plain* • •• ft . S4.CS «.i Mot.lsk f».S |o • « > tk » ».i • *• .*•*•• « n . •• •.• \ l» I *•1 7. •* * •• •4•• * |.s||.t* \ r»Mii|li4»t. .1 W.k.t > Mm It * » " • *» *14\ 1. \ m i* i» * lw» * I . •• * s '. ||....... . i » • \** «st * I. ft r t I .» ) , v6«»it*li . ’• •• I ^ Art*! *» -*.4*i liar •«* I* •* I If i |»%*. •.«-* *. •• In 4 mull i uutl. h» *rnih iu*ltf(*l I Irruil, *•< si. .. Siiiiitn ij, !'••• i|» r»* •. but It h'J Id* |«• I v** r*»n»r* til 191* ***'k« Sin*inuli 4 iiunli, I Iniitla |n ( K*m<t-ry •'* K, T«llt)iBMrr MrriiJian. Iia* lil» «l nollr** in |liu ||«'r*M, * 04*w«pRpe*r pu^liah- ll*r»i*min nrrw. 4 4jmpl*ln*nl« of intrntion lo. main1 KUr w i r I’roof, to ri| in iVtuini’ lr rniiniy. Fldfiil*.1 r«talt1i«h rtaim to i h r Ufnl tloivo m> hW|»*| an.I i he- » »l **f |lir 4*ir That* hrr It* all > 4 »»mp*ny. m M iud I a I* itifr rlrrk r|miit luuri. «•! T i »4 h «, l'l»»f* run K .u n s*l i i f .v*%**ii|h Jmlctal l irru(| j . i.rpfrminn. Frank A- llr«t ami M»r> ilti. <m ihn 1«Mh «U « of ,\tiru«t, f i l l . *»f i l r tif Florida, in and fur Hrmimdr | \|. ||. .|# |,t« m rfr. J . H |lr«i. Waller rUlmAiit natntd » « rnunifr on jhl*. ih#» 2nd tlty *af July, A. If. S. Adantf.mJ. 11. |lr*imn and Mary T J. Ilnyd. of Wr l* a , FlnrMa I!»IT. llp*»Wn. fil«t mlfr, M If. Thalrhrr, |! Ifuth, of Wrkiba, I PICKAltn'S HAND-I’ AINTKI) CHINA •I fmijf \l *fl«»aimriglil, \S J Tl »r (•rail t \ iMlfTr.l \** lit’Uffr t* «f %*hm| • I I *4tt|•, I ti*fl*l« i>«-n anil Franria W TLizt**n t•i• mil«>, J l ' l l •» f I h* 4 If • t*4 ll 4 ’flirt *•! 1 ' if *« veil th U«fk ry M. Itrnfrnr. of S»nfuf(l. f I l f *lr f COIlll AM’S STKIU.ING SILVER Judl » j ! • *lfr mt lit and fur Srftiiiiflr I. J. n>nh*ilm, I ^ ii Im T lit HIT. W * l» N, and N l» II*** h r . Inf lit. •Land. \V < r. ti. h I t .fi l e |(r(i«trf l*»t* e, \ ( * 'filer. NS U 4‘ hart* t nn, i,X, \ | *. • | | | *!••, ROGERS' l’ l-XTEl) WARE T wr • A Ffi 1°*** S-*’ a•Ia* ••t-l «e| *•»*«••• I f**f 4**.nipfalt*al I 4 l«a*lew VS V *»«inp. l^/.’ tr h t i * . 4. V J«*lma«»n. Wi'Warn * arh. ami l.suta !*l I a.. I 41a* . 4 lark, hi* mile. Mer«*y \1«*dr**, aELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES n r m t i m m i h i Ic ciltmni *.r a I r i i «if thr r d a tr til I* ll 1 S Land l (flira al <• Jim at tile. H i .. c M ( ‘H N \L I ’. M unritr, Ih>rra*e4. Il.atrf .\ fVI Juhr * V r n ; hrfe|ik five i (hat |Mir«u*tif lim , miil.im Fr#«f 4 lain. Aui;t|a| Sell. r 1* h i la) Ci * • «» that II if|" r Smith • and ..*•!• * ••( •«!• ttt a •I • ««(.| Fit '»* h*• ■ • i«fr* I l . f i , . v*,l> alls) I . |t». • 19t». • • u l 4I \ it. .if., r •da !.m| I •••!**•. J'4•Is** if •hr i wafa •- n •• l ■ i \ a* Ml*’ If t», Itir I'l • Mf> (7 K'lv lit m*I.vl • if. lit* I f l l f l , S, m.|» *.te *... 1 llafarl Monbffiifdt, lt«alu l i t i k it* *1 > S\\ J «.1 s u i S1 #’ 1' ‘ rri'la tti ( l.a *•* |* > mhr frill 4»ll* t t mifr. «• U* • Mtrld-n 1 4• r la d I It . t (a •1 1 1 itui ba I l*r ftt | iu*' ' «» *1 I it* hoollll • i..l l-*trllr I it ll* •. I* 4 am* W A lf f n a t h y ati*l r#*•t frt- . ' • '. ft la1fl tit make* I i •• • • Mt rriMtf l\* nl, i j t |,< . Imil.gi.if At I* iii fi'fiilant*. >|,rii«rf. atid \\ , W* An* anal Hy, t hti«l*affl. 11• ('•*:iktiah r'uiri in 1l.r land •Im tr *tlf» J i i|<n uj ma -*• r mill til .*1 i ul lir nulrr) I'. G. Malon anil V »«*la Staton, Ft* lIlMif lit f* * * «»* * «* 4 ««f* * * f rt 1Ih-i | lii'hirr r! (fk rtfriitl ronrl, at ?*ai f* rd. I f It4.|7| 6»f I Itf ri»*|** 4»4' ***(•«rd. md**. * 1 • f*' *t «f h n ( f |tj*r>da( 4*n i l f luth «U> *f Aucu*i. |!*l« I'lnrirf 4, dur lr r * til |r(*al liAuf ’ id *alr, un One Inrh Cards Will lie Putdished UnOrder f»ir Nrr%lre hy I'tildirallun tm Ultl'f*-* 1 nattirx ' Ik'mx ilia- I |«| M (it'd i \ 1*1 I'll* . I*« III It I *•*• I -, i i i ** * • ■ f'■ I' : ■ Mh lid) (it a l l *»*•»•••►, th* (il|Uimi»|g «(• F i: it •a-J.ltf u l 41VaOeltf*, M dt-r This llcadiag At The Rale Of $7.20 1: Apirarinr !•> t h r jf?idaxtt **f rum|»l*»n , 1 XI •>f aol.htjrr•' I'l 4IV••-«V••. ••i* • I |*rf|M*rt t t • .*»•* fienin (,l» l »h «i j*ul»|»«f »(• l<4» !.••»* » Per Year. 4 t V »• • I • . 1 hi . *• ' • * IU( * S ll » - .... r u l i »«aIaI i til t df! i h »Mt»H *1 (.' ! •• r » » <1 runt- u l 4*\ 1a 1•• 11 It*idff*«tr •». *i *t’j !• ini' • • •• • »••••»• nl •• In• *ad J-il.o S. 1 auxr no **l ^lr|rii,lal*4 I lialfhef • H ou r, w 2. Tw|». 21, II. 31 I2a»t, S w l i c l c lUalty i ‘«imiian>, a H«irtd4 I ’orporatton, j . It^fUlrr. Florida. I van fnund. and ll fu/lhrr a|'t*earinK l»y ] THOMAS CMXIFT vv . a K i*41wr i m M T u r , JL Fri^lOlr It. FKHGIIMON IlHl SHOI OFtt •In* nlh.lavtl f t • ••Ni|***»*7a*»t (Hal fifsarr** c »- il-M * T * ( i t i i ( t tin mid defendant m f |*«r a* 4«»n ha I A Gtlr*. N4I I 14 141 I \\ rOT.IIH t r . , » >l I I . hr7 lit alt S**llr|9«*rm Itf 4 on»|.|jii.ant Nciirv i* hrr»l>y cl%*rt ibat ih«* lloar*l *>f Htxlnf lo the l( 41 Tucu Sir rouriiy /'nm trif luflif* for v m l i u lr r**iinl> •|t|f«ir.l »i:*‘ n( 4"'l l*r- j cirri •»l1?4rf* « mill* rnr«*i **r» MuntUv, Vuruii (». 1.1 ..flu-rc *•f •ai-I f i m i r i ! r 1he agent hear 9*»n»|datnl» if »n t ll.rit- l*r. r*U‘tlv« « •• N m4 f f n f tppllr j II »n Gif l « « l l r r d 1 mlrr an I It si iM «iiue lit l h*- I a ■ « ul 1 Ial • a* on I l r unkrif Sr«tl*(*i 9 of 4 (|4|*l*( 1^8*. t a t * • • *-%*ib* itf f " t 1**17 • l.rrti <0*I|IUI**I fl» lie Sanford. 4 (Uf 1 that Milt Idi ' Florida i I |i v <. \ '. « * l r lr* I hr dGntr •t >l«-*1 'Stiller |» iirr* !•> •Hu* \ t S|4.1.a al*f»t • , ll 1Uteri |;, A. I »•»!-«;I ASS, 4‘|«*fh utirt fur thr |iarno*r »»f (ottrliMinj * m«ftIikii , |iurrha* * t of T «v 4 rflUiratr Nn ICHI, 91-Tur*-llr_______ ' •lolrd tl.r >tli day 7.1 November A. D. las*. cage agiln*t .kid |>ru|Mrtici nootiondl in tlh-d .ol*l c r l i f l r . i e I ii m> (illirr, and ho< the hill of complaint. Sutler *W \pplr«tl»n f**» I * % I ntlrr , h*« made 'op|*li( *tlon lilt la* -teed to l.nue in I T IS TM KHF.FOltt: O I ID K I IK D , AD Nretlttn 8 uf ( haplrr 4M4R, l.aw» u l H«#- arr(-rdai>cr «||h «w . Said rrrilliral* n o - J U I M i K D A N D D R C K L K D That the dr> Id* l-rarr. the to lowing drarrihcl property wit - Irndatn, Thatcher Hralty Company, a Flor­ S'ntirr i» hrrrliy (Itrtt that Jl. It. llfi^*ona In Srm ioolr rvttaty* Florida, lir-wil. ida corpnrgtlon. l r and antwar lo the .aid pur«li**rc 4»f Ta i CVriiflratr No. |rt«. datrd uotr-l AUCII1TF.CT S l V ' i ot H R 1! (Ii-*. railway right *>t wayj, above rntlWed rau-r In tkr ahoir rnlitlrd flh day of Julyr A. H. 101ft, UN .'•clion IB, Tp. 20 Itangr 3U. 40 arrr*. Court un or I elorr thg Bih day ol Aogu.l, 1raid rrrtiAratr in my oftlcr, an*l ha* m*d«* T h i . land bring a e . c * . d at th e'd atr ol th * 1917. il d oin g a (ula day ol Ihl. roprt lo ai.pllrat»«n foe *Ui dr*d l«» i«U|* In ar- i-ipanrJ ot eurh certlflratr in the namr o drfro<l Ihr -aid ault, and that In default Office in Ynwell lllilg. Sanford. Fla rord.tnr- wUh law. Said rrrillV. »lr **ml rae* • Unknown. nkfTtlwll Al.o T a * CeftlBcate No. 1717, a decree pro rdnfeaeo l r entered thr fullowinz (h.rflhr.l pro[.»My llu ulrl > ! ( ' 7th d » y - o f June A. D.*t*99t ha. thereof again*! the »ahl Thatrh.r Itcalty ComSrmlndla rnuily, Flrida, to-wit: N* • •>( . . . , rrftlflcatr in n*y otftce, and ha. p.ny an-l the .aid r*u*r nrocrrtl ra pari* N'1 . I*>t 7, lllk V. Santurd. Thr .aid l»ri(t mad. appllrolloo . lor tat dryd ln luur m the .aid Thatcher Hc*|l > Coropaoy. I.rlnf iw . m iI al th<? ilatr nl <hr i.auanrr ot ^crocdancr with law. Said ri*rl!flr*tr em ­ agklo«t tl 1* further qnhrrd that ihl. order h. ■urh r . n l t x i t . in thaiamr ( I (#. II, ( r i- i r , r e . the lollowlng drtrrlhed properly .It- |iuhh-hcd ortrr a s e c t for 'hr .pare of two barn Unlraa aald ( i r t l n r . t r .hall hr n* u.trd :o Seminole i-iunly, I'lo.Ida, |.» oit mo Ih. lo the Sanford Herald. * new*i l m n * (I arrur-linz t*» law tv dent WUI !•K ' . ' ot N K ' , " I S K ' , . Section u; T p pap. r puhli’ hcd in Seminole Count), Flat- ATroKNLY a s p COUNSELLOR at LAW ■UI Hi.Iron «m thr l l l h day .ut AuttU.t, 20, Itangr 30, 20 acre,. T h i . land M n g A. D. 1917. u r o r d .k-rhr d aw <>l the l-.uancr'id «urh ' l l p n e . ordered, adjudgxl and decreed, al Practice in State and Eciirral Court* Witnr.. my t-fTlrlal.»lxnaiu.r amt wat thi. (rrrtldrate Saofold. Florida. Jhr 79th day ■•( 't * > . 1' 17 In the namr ol O l.undqui.l.’ Ihr l " l h day ol July. A. D. 1917. JAH.*W. I’ K ItK IN H , Unlr-a .aid certificate, .hall l-r redeemed ()*rnef-Wn"itni(T Hldg ‘ Snnfiml Fla Ym-.Ii ' »• A DOUGI.ASS, * Judge. arrording la law ta « drrd. will i-*ur thrrmn Clerk t’ lrruit Court .Semlnolr Co., H v r nn tin- 2Mh Hay of July A. D. 1917. Itnhln.on A tleardall, 93-Tur.-5lC . Witnr*. my otttrlal clgnalurr ■and •• I Atl.»rpa>. lor Complainant. thia thr 26th day ol June A. ll. 1917. .M -Tu ra-lP Ir f»ollrr uf Apllr.lhm r « f T » » T r r d I'edrr ..rail K. A DUUGI.ASS, S-rllun a mt Chaptrr <XRK. I.aw* uf I i a . la Court *>r tue C o u n t ) Judge Ncmtnelr Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Flat County, Stale ..( tlorlda •9-Tu-s ."dr lly V. VI- Dourla... II. I 1. Ida Niillre It hrrJhy ( I v m that Annie XI. In re K*tato ol l AW YBR . Samuel., |iurrha*ef nl T a t CertlHtara No. la Cirruil fuurl. Nr. rath Judicial < irruil Wm. H. Iluchanan Hrmlnolr Cou nt }. Florida. la Chaacrry T " all Creditor*, l*-gatc**. Dl*trihutcev and 7l». Hated thr Alh day « ( July, A. D. 1911 SL IT 9. COURT IIOI'SK haa filo-l .aid rrrtlfu-alr In my ofllr., and II. njamm Drew, Complainant atl I’craon. having Claim, or Demandt ... Xlprtgagr Phone* 113, 339-ttr taa made apptiratlun f-r lax d.r-l to tn ur • gam-! a#i*t K.late: . v, , Force hourr X ou and each ol you ate hereby nolificd In arf.trdanre with taw. Said r . Militate »m- Thalrhor llcalty C o m lia ry . a hrarr. the futlowinc drx-rtbed property .it- Florida rorpota liin. Frank A. and re-julrrd to prteent any rlalma and de* u.trd In Semlhrde rounty, Fh'llHa, (o-wtl: It..I and Mary Xt. I t m , hi* mand. which you. rr either er you. may have again.I the eatate ol lltn. II. Iluchanan, |,„t. 22 ar.d *21, Krnet'e 2nd Add to Alta- eite, J, It. tle.l. Waller S. derra-til late ol Seminole inunty. Ft'irida, monle. Thr .aid land belnz a-.r.eed at the Adam.. J. It. l ! r o » n and Xtary In the undet.lgoed elccu lrll ol .aid c t a l e , date nf the l.auanre of aurh rertiflrate In the ilrown. hi. wife, XI. II. T h a t­ within two year, (roin the date hereof. name ol K. Samuel*. Un'ree .aid rerlIHrat. cher. George W. Itoalwrlght. I l a t r l M ay ID. A. l>. 1917. *h*ll he redeemed arrordin* to law taa drr.l W. J. Thigpen and Francl. W. K D N A G U A Y HUGH A N A N . will lo u r thrreOn nn the 11th day ut Au- 1 higpen, hi,, wile, I*. J. Chr«K iecu trli. hilm. i a u i i a T. Holler, and Ku.l A. D. J3 I7. .. . 77-Toe»-9te Wit nee. rtiv nfficial Denature arid .rat A: it- llotle r. Iter hu.harid, W. S. Filer. V. C. ("oiler, W. IL* thi. Ihr toth day of July. A. D 1917. Charlton, Chart*. W. Young, (wall k , a . Do u g l a s s . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. I K i l e la-wi*, G. V. John-on, 91-Tur.-5tr William Clark and Laura 4 SAMORll LODGES < Nellre o t Application (or T a i D rrd Under Clark, hl« wife. Mcr.ay M on­ Section » of Chapter 4 »a », L a o * of I'lor- roe a. adminl.lratrii f t the d a l e ol D, G. Xlonroe. drHanford Lodac No 62, P. and A. M. Healer A. F*Unwa, Notlte la hrrrJiy j l e r n that G. W. Cheel- reared. Communication everv first nnd third Augu.t put. p u r e f a e r “ ( Taa DrulSrata N o. 251, wldtw, Frrd Clark, Thursdays at 7:30. brethren dated thr Cth day at July. A. D. 1915. ha* Schneider. Chaile. I^e|y and l,ollle N eely, hla wile, llltl»ert fllrd aald rertiflrate in my attire, and haa welcome. Drl.oarh, Itafaal Montenegro made application lor taa drrd to- tuu r In 0. L: Taylor 0. J. Miller accordance with law. Said rrMlScale e m ­ Italy Little, ahd Kalalle IJllle. Star Brand Secretary ' W. M brace. the lollowinz drerrihed property alt- hi. wit., G. W. Spanrrf, Caruated I n Seminole rounty, Florida, tr rw ili tie W . - A t e r m ilh y and W. -w. T ypew riter R ibbons l*it I llree 2 47-100 ar rr. in to ulhfa.l ror. Ahatnklhy. her hu.hand, U. Monroe Chapter No. 15, R. A. M. • • 7 57-100 rh N and S by 3 '> rh K and W l , Ii. Statop ar.d Viola. Slaton, Meet* every second and fourth Thurf hi. wife. Defendant*. ............. and l*>t 3. Sxr. 12. T (n 20 ,So, It. 30 K. give dear, permanent Tha a.id land l-rtna n w u c d at thr datr of T o Chaile. Ne-ly, Icollle Neely and M. II. day irt Masonic Hall over the Imperia Thatcher: thr l.auanre ol eurn rrrtifiratr in the name Theatre. VUiting companions welcome copies. W ill not smut, It appearing (to rn 't h e adhlavlt ol Henof D. G. Crrnehaw. Unlraa .aid rrrtlHrale O. L. Taylor C. J. Humph ■hall ha (adeemed arrording to law taa dryd lupin Drew, rnmjlalnanl In the above rnHec'y • High Priest titled rauae tiled Iherrln. that the realderce dry out, or fill the type. wilt laaua thrraon on thr I U K day ut Auzu.t, ol Charle. l**cly and l^illle Neely and XI. It. ^'vJltne*. my olTlrlal elgnature and aval tWa Tha|r)ier ale to Ihl. atllanl unknown, and Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Hia Bay typewriting auppiaa o f that xarh ot aald dafendanta ll la tha be­ • MoeU every first and third Tuesday the 10th day ot July. A. D. 1917. lief ol thia affiant la over thr age ol Iwrwtv' (real) F. A. DttUGI.ASS, . nne year., and that there la nn pervon In In each montn. Everyone who has seen Clerk Circuit Court Seminole ('o.. Fta. the d a t e c l Florida, the vervire ol tub- his Star in ^he East are cordially invited 93-Tuea-5tr poena upon whom would hind cither or all THE _• to visit thia chapter. Notice of Application for T a t Deed Uadrr ol .aid dafendanta, and that eervire hy Alice WrHobblnf, Sec'y— Median S o f Chapter 4SSI, Lawa el Flor­ iublleation la prayed upon the d c t M i l f l i H e r a ld Prinlinjf.C o. irratn named. f _i , ida It la therefore ordered that you, Chart*# Notice* I. hereby given that K. II. Ilarth The Sanford Counril K. oT C. Phone 148 purchaser ol Tax Cartlflrate No. 217, dated Neely and - U l l l a Neely and M. It. T h at­ Mcc’ i tho 2nd Sunday 3 p. m.. and the S a n f o r d , Fl o r id a the Cth day ol July, A. D. 1915, ha* Med cher. appear to thla hil) of roihclalnt op or aald rrrtiAcatH In my offlte. and haa made bafgre tha Clh day of Auguxt. 1917, It l^lng 4th Sunday 8 n. m., each month, at K. apyllration toy tax deed to ixxue In accord­ a ri|lt day of this court, or Mil of com- o| C. Hall, O ok Ave. ance with law. Said rertiflrate embrace* the plaint in .aid rau»e will he taken ax conTheo. Schaal. Grand Knight. xgalnxt you. and complainant he following dcacrlbed property xlfcualed In t o e d C. L. Britt, Fin. Sec'y. sirminola county. Florida,' lo-’wit: Aa lu Lot ^ allowed lo proceed ax part* HENRY McL AUL I N JEWELER MV SPECIALTIES: ! BUSINESS CARDS j Wilson fi Housbolder LAWYERS SHOWYOUR PATRIOTISM! E lton J. M o u g h to n ..GEO. A. DECOTTES.. t* SCHELLE MAINES W indow F lags, for w indow or w ind-shield, m ade o f •peper, size G x l(i inches, e a c h ............................ Flag stick ers 1 1-4x3-4 inches. Put them on your col- . lar, your belt or your hat b a n d : •stationery. i ♦ a 5c- Use them on your E nvelope containing 10 for - - - 5c .* • HERALD PRINTING CO. OFFICE SU PPLY DEPARTMENT , __ _ Visiting PHONE 148 . . .. ■A* * H e * * * * e * * 6 f * f f * • * * * * f f ♦ ♦ • ___ • • • ♦ ♦ * ♦ * ♦ ♦ *♦ IDMERCHANT . CTAILOR, . CLEANER, B RDYEROAND REPAIRER CK I Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie I)rr Cleaninf*. AttcraUons of All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. S U IT S $15.00 U P W A R D CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. ; PHONE 174 » » » « ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »» *4 4 H 4 * i. ■ I id s �■■n't-''TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE H u n t THESANFORD HERALD M. HAYNES. DaalncM M a n n er PibiltM llw r T a x lif WJ»| DeLand gota this splendid .lot Of Earman Will never place his own In­ men and women next year and we dividual 'interests above that of the ■ewes entertained a finer set at any con­ go wrong as an office holder or as a vention than ahe^will be privileged citizen of this commonwealth and wo then to entertain.— Raiford Tribune. say this heckuso Joe Earman being ----- O — V a real man, honest in all hi* dealing with his fellow man, a good business TH E HOME GUARDS As soon all t)u> military forces of man and with a full* knowledge of the state will have left its border to the affairs of his state will do hi* enter the federal servioe, • the * is whole duty as he sees it and wi I need of some organization in every cater to no politicians or pie hunters I community to look after the protec­ or corporate interests. Joe Earman was a liquor dealer tion of the peace of the community in times of ncod. Occasionally there once, but— " L e t he that is without arises jn every locality incidents sin cast the first stone." THEHERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY •w TTM im im ftn r r r r ,M t u b ....................................... M O H T IL 1 . . . . . . . * 1 ........................... r a m m o n t h s ....................................... T l I la U » CU y hr Carrier I I M Per Tear la U n r a er Me. Per M e a lh i b U n i t e Meet Be M s 4 e el O BI re< A s I J°lR 10, 1917 —— l-O e ee M eO M etier U | M _______ 111 A M ef M ir t h W , I • ( l u t e H eraM ItaUdlat i Ne. U S a m We note with no little pride that our own Park Trammell ia standing firm for nation-wide prohibition in order to save 11,000,000 loaves of bread for the hungry, instead of let­ ting it go into the booze barrel to make th6 nation drunk.* - Arcadia News. * IC E R O R R E R Y . T h e ice plant here has announced that only 6 *. pounds of ice can be delivered for five cents from this tim e on. all of which brings on more talk. Tampa is delivering 15 pounds of ico for five cent* and there is no valid reason why Sanford peopliT .should be stung any longer by this corporation. This certainly calls for action and another ice factory or a municipal plant should be the re­ sult. Just now when wo people who can only get a nickel's worth of ice nre compelled to pay this price is nothing less than an outrage and should receive tin1, attention of the . city council and all the citizens of Sanford. There is such‘ a thing ni the worm turning anil this is the turning point. ----- 0-----F L O R ID A E D IT O R S • . Addressing the State Press Associ­ ation Friday morning. Governor Catts declared that the editors of Florida yielded a greater influence than the lawyer or the preurher. The governor did not inalje this statement because of any great love -for the Press of Florida, as many of the newspapers of the state op­ posed him in the campaign, but the statement— same from his honest conviction, after careful deliberation. Other* have said that Florida ed­ itor*. are superior to tho**? of other states, taken ns a body, and it lius been said, and we believe truthfullly that .the editorial columas of the country papers of Florida are, on t-he average, uhead of those of any •other state. Florida editors are the brainiest, moat conscientious and hardest working set of men in \hc state, and it is no wonder that they yield an influence beyond that of either the bar or the pulpit. Jacksonville might well be proud of the inon and women she enter­ tained last week, for *he had Flor­ ida’s brains and the source of Flor­ ida’s greatness within her borders. D O N ’T Write it on Your Cuff! Jot it Down in the B s m lP a z s ) M EM O BOOK which the civil authorities, owing to their small number cannot cope with. For example, the race riota of East St. Louis have reached such a pro­ portion that it was necessary to call out several companies of militia to restore order. Where and when the need of the services of the militia will arise no one can say, hut when they arc needed there is no time to waste. T o meet such a need as is above set forth the legislature of the state i f Florida enacted a law authorizing the formation in different counties of companies of home guards. Last night at the armory more than one hundred citizens met and organized a company of home guards for Ar­ cadia. A petition will he presented to the county commissioners for funds with which to buy equipments and it is hoped these gentlemen will respond and donate a fund for-that purpose. Wur often brings on inter­ nal troubles as well as external ones, and a few dollars spent in supplying the home guards with equipment may safe thousands to the communi­ ty later, as well as much loss of lif . There is nothing t hist tends more to keep the peace of the community from outrages and uprisings than Organized force. Its very presence has an influence fur good over would he criminals. HIT THE KING PIN If you get the ball in the pocket right you will m ake n strike. %%■ And Howling is only straight living illustrated. Hit the King Pin o f life by aim in g at the right place— H E R E T O SAV E . .- * - COUNTY DADS HAD MEETING LAST TUESDAY ._ - r , --- ----- r A u iv t r r PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD NTlVANr y0UR 0USIH]^2- (Continued From Page 1) _ Chemical Co. 45.00, Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co. 5.80, Western Union Tel. Co. 1.93, C. H. Dingee 1».75, Celery Avenue Store 43.34, Postal Tol.-Cablo Co. 3.93, E. E. Rrady 22.00, Hill Hardware Co. 1.94, San­ ford- Public Service Co. 17.70, Jno. D. Jinklns 44.88, Sid J. Jones 23.40, E. A. Douglass 10.00/ Frunk Harris 7.50, E. A. Douglass 75.00, L. P. Hagan 8.00, C. W. Entzmingcr 12.00 O. P. Swope 14.80, E. H. Killbec 12.40, L. A. Rrumlcy 8.80,. E. A. Douglass 8.20, J. A. Harrold 1000.00. Publicity F u n d —Peoples Rank of Sanford 162.84, Peoples Rnrtk of Sanford 320.00, Peoples Hunk of Sanford 17.16. •• SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M. HAND , l n - r ~ u . l Fi L WOODRUFF VW.-Pr.-J.nl II. R. STEVENS r,N U u i 0. L TAYLOR Ctthkr R. R. DEAS Am'I Ctihitr THE B AN K TH AT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS m m m m m m m m m m m x x x x x x leal strength and lias demonstrntea ” 1 don't know*..I'm going (o do some­ ability to stand punishment with less thing. You see. I'm tho granddaugh­ discomfort and confusion of purpoto ter of a Union soldier In tho big war than ntiy o f tho four leading contend­ fifty yeura ago jmd tho granddaughter ers for a chauco at Uio heavyweight of n Confederate soldier. So, you see. honors. It won't do for uio to shirk.” ” Dhl you linvo any uioro grandfa­ Hit tho Toboggan and Losing the thers In tho .Cuban fracas?" “ No.- You don’t suppose I could'bave J Admiration Which They * moro Ilian two grandfathers, do you? Once Held. Hut my father and four uncles wen; hi Road & Rridgu Fund— J. O. M it­ that diminutive tight.'1 chell 30.00, John Vaughn 13.00, W. “ Women nre not now what- they worn A. Samuels 4.00, Mrs. J. If. Allen In your grandmothers* time. Then they American pugilist* In thp Antipodes 174.17, David Self 27.50, Don Mc­ were feminine.” nre blrtlng’ ltic toboggan and losing tho Donald 4.00, Fred T . Williams 4.00, "M y Confederate grandmother wnsu't admiration which once they'liPld. 1. O. Mitchell 2.10. J. II. Jones k a coward. She drove some IVdcrnl Jimmy Clnh’ • the Hammond tlud.i Hro 280.10, The Texas Co. 51.75. soldier* nnt of her potato patch with a mixer. lo*t 111 •! nice to succeed l.ei I O. W. Venable 46.94, R. R. Lynch gun." Darcey ns inldolewelght champion"H o w nlMMit your Union grand190.00, Edwin Humphrey 6.00, J. M. when he wn* defeated recently hy niolhcr?" Wynn 232.00, Hill Hardware Co. Tommy Urcn In twenty round* of "She Mood off a tuoh In the ilrnft 641NO, ( ’ . |„ West 389.98, Joe Nero* rlnl*." fierce battling. Papers received her* assert Ihnt Ul.-ihby toi* lived the oaky 20.00; The Wekiwa Ranch 100.00, "You do come of a llghting"*fnmtl.v. life too long, that Ida work Is decadent L. P. Hagan 8.00, C. W. Entzmingcr Let every one boost for the home •lou’ t you? J io you think you could and that lie ap|N-ar* to I k? through. 12.00, E. H.Kilbeo 12.00, J „ A. stand up to Ik? shot ut without show­ guard, And if you have not already’ Concerning Eddie McUoorty,. tin? for Hrumley 12 . 0 0 , O. P. Swope" 12.00. ing the while feather?'' handed in your name do so at once. “ I don't know. I reckon It would liter Oshkosh (WI* i battler, iho pa|K>f The officers elected at lats night’ s Fine & Forfeiture Fund - Srhi-Ile depend on how tnnd I got. Until my say* re|K>rt* Iu the. United Slate* that meeting are all capable men. ami Maine* $50.00. David Speer 60 Jill, grandfather* agreed thut when they M'-Goorty lot* made a mint of money the success of the company is as­ Sethitiole County ItinL '10.65, I T llril went In to light they ‘heaved Jo backing ti e ponies are utterly iiii/oundsured. Arcadia News. . Hunt 10 00. Dr Wm. Harper 3.00. nail,’ hut when they got mad they i*l and th.ii In- probably would liovi ----- O — 'trouble d' gliig up tin* faro back homo. Hotel Carnes 35.50, Dr.- S. Pulejtjin weren't seared n bit." AuMniliun sport writer* who hnvi 10.00, E. F. Housholdcr 2.37.L. G. ••Oil Hint ground they should make JOE H A R M A N been panning Urcddlu Enck. the Auro soldiers o f women. My exjierlcnce Stringfellow 4.11, L. T . Hunt 1.56, .Many of the state, papers especial­ m (III.) boy. ;'ot the surprise of fill'll ly those inimical to Governor Catts W. R. Healey 10.15, L. Krauss 1.00, with your sex Is (but when a tvomun h live* • . ,!tc.i Cc trimmed H ector.Meltnnd she's mnd from the crown of her are throwing a double row of fits L. T . Rryn.n 1.00. A. Foster 1.00. xill**, n irded u* a wo-tder. In fifteeT head to the tip o f her big loo.” over the appointment of Joe Kur- I). II. Hooker 10.00, E. A. Douglass Hy XhJa tlnio, the girl wqs turning In round*. ' Uju-k v.u* liesilllfully trim­ man yf-\lic Palm Reach Post us a 12.83, L. Krauss 16.25, E. A. Doug­ tn'grnunds with n house mid n big'pole med h, M.-rt Vphtgo litshl* first tight-, member of the Hbnrd of Control and las* 69.49, E. A. Douglass 19.98, from which fit nted tho Star* and alien I"' »..«* -.topped iu (he fifteenth, - n il v- are l .klug back all their great hue and cry is over th • P. H. Truett -'.00. E. Stafford 3.00, Slri|K?s. Women la feminine uniform but no' fact that at one time in his career K. E. Rrady 49.35. E. E. Rrady were walking about, nml before the they N.iit! n -1 an- Irving to make up . i d ■* <h lirulsu for tl:j for I t . by he sold whiskey and was a member 13.75, E. F. IfoOshoIder 7.30. E. E bouse paced a sentinel. Aurora u. “ What's lh!*?" a*keil Wnrrliiglinin. of a firm in Jacksonville that sold Rrady 56 70, E A Douglass 7 .on, "The barrack* o f the I'lttsfonl hatwhiskey. Tlaving known Joe Ear- K A. Dougins* 6.00, First National la lion." C0VEL£SKI£ SECOND WALSH. Ri*ciiu*e you have run amt of cards and man for a number of years and Hunk 7.20. First National Hank She drove up lo the hou*e nt-.d alight­ knowing him to ho a true man to 121.90, L. T. Hunt 4.85, A. J. Me- ed. while tho sentinel fneed and stationery? Ids friends, a man who is always Culley 66.60, David Speer 2.60. E. E brought hi* musket to n “ present." A Vtan Grspsj Put* In Boot! For Forrpsr Spokano Pitcher. square and a man who. never took Hrndy 124.00. E. A. Douglas* 20.00. young woman came out of the house L E T US W O R R Y! "Stun Pot deskle l* a necoiiil Kd Kuilding Fund E. A. Douglass, advantage of .another in his Ijfe we with a lieutenant's straps on her slioulWalsh and easily lha best spit bull H E R E 'S A T I P — rise to remark that regardless of tin clerk. <301.73. F A Dougin*1*, clerk, d*-r* and linked: pitcher In the American league, I don't "Where's the'recruit you ivero to fuel that he was enguged in the liq­ *301.73. raro. what anybody says,’' remarked Our Job Department will supply you bring, major?" uor business he will make a good 'Voati Gregg, former Nap southpaw, with nn.y kind o f printing for private "She didn't e«>mo. I reckon she's man on the Hoard of Control and or business purpose*. hut now with tlie 1'rovldcnce club. going to turn out a slacker." under his administration the higher Gregg, by life Seay, I* pitching good "A re you Major Ersklne?" asked 'hall for the Provldcnco International This tip is w orth your trial. institutions of learning -in Florida Wnrrln’ghniu, will never suffer. We have different "Yes. at your senli-e. Do you want conceptions of our fellow men than to buy my little farm? I've no use for the ordinary run of individuals. We It lid* year. I'm preparing n battalion for active servli e." grant rights to individuals that are "N o." replied Wnrrliiglinin. "I don't not granted by many who are so think I do. Your two grandfathers narrow m inded'that they cannot lie By OSCAR COX wl|o fought In the w a r‘ between tho straight in bed at night and are slate*, your two jiiuuly’ grandmother*, aU ays prone to pick u flaw in others your father and four uncle* wlm •Warringham was a wealthy young — picking out the mote from an­ fought In Culm, Itnve*produced thnt In other’s eye when they have a beam mnn wftlt nothing to do to kill time. you which merit* emulation. 1 don't iu their own.eye. Wo have u mantle There was nothing hut war talk In the see why I, a man, should he raising of churity thul .is Inrgcr than that city, mid It tired him. It was spring­ cabbages while you, a woman, nre pre­ time and every one was going Into gur. worn by the great majority and we paring for war. I ’m gulng back borne denlng. Though It (Jld not innko any overlook the fuults of our fellow- difference to- hltu whether he paid 5 nml pack my grip (or Ilattaburg or man in a hundred different ways or M cent* for u cabbage, he concluded some other training camp and Ipnve adopting the great Christian spirit to go In for ganleulug too. Looking tho cabbage* to the Htipcrunntiated men 1 Is essential to making an iinpros* uiid l*oy».” • of the fellowship of man one towurd over n catalogue of farms for *ulo and “ Now you talk like a Jim dnudy." . another. Instead of looking fur the finding one thut seemed uImiiiI right, I lion! Tho Imiv learns tho multi­ “ Hat there’s one thing I want you to bad we are continually striving for ho took a train to go and Inspect the promise roe." plication tabli) hy saying it over, the good points in people and this premises. "What** Ih n tr When he alighted at the station and having been our creed .for twnty“ Promise me, major, that If I cotno and over until bo can’t say it Went out on to the street he saw a girl . back from tho war allro you’ll marry five years or more we follow it even sitting hi an axitot She Wore tin alpine though we may lean over backwards bat with a feather In It' and a tiny me," wrong. It is no truer after it is "W ell, seeing there's only one chance trying to lean toward those who are American flagon her corsage. 4n three o f your coming back alive, I'll learned thnn it was liefore. I ’odoing their best in this world that “ Can you tell me." lie snhl to her. do i t Put It th erer is none too-charitable to Buy the handing her the ad., "where 1 can find Slip gtfve him tier band, be became peuting it u thousand times docs that?” least. an officer In the army, and others rais­ She took tlie slip, glanced at it and ed the cabbages. No one ever accused the editor of not alter the lucts. But repetition said: "Tlint’a the Ersklne property. The Herald of being a supporter of Pin going there In u few minutes and Welcome Trouble. docs make the knowlcdgo certain. Photo by American Urea* Association. Governor Catts and we occupy the will take you with me In my machine Mis* Nowltt— May’a lii trouble. 8be'a same position toward him but we If you like.” • * B T A X L X T C O V Z U M K IE . had proposal* front two mcti and can't said when he was elected thnt wher­ Wurrlnghuin accepted the offer, and chooec between them. Miss Pas-say-* ever he did his duty as he saw it we nfter evef-y one who had cotne In on Heavens: And doee sho cull that trou- leaguer*. He ndmlta that he possesses only about bulf lire stuff ho uncorked would defend him and we maintain the train had pns*cd out the girl re­ when he was iu tho big show, but b* \ ___________________ that position. As to whether he ap- marked that she reckoned ” ahe hadn't o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o adds, "1 ran get by all right In iny come on that train” and turned her pointed Joe Earman for a political league." debt or not we cannot say. As to car away from the station. Coreleaklo has thus far fulfilled all OB A C O N , B E A N S A N D S O A P “ Who did. you *uy owped this prop­ whether .he paid a debt to the liquor predictions made early this season. G O L F -T O U R N E Y P R IZ E S erty?" asked Wnrrlnghntn. interests by appointing Joe Earman Fohl U careful not to work him out of ” It belongs to Major Ersklne.” we would deny for Joe Earman dot* turn, mid there Is every reason to be2^ACON arfU beauf hum and "What's he major of?” not represent -the ' liquor interests llevo Hint when the final bell .rliigs • holhluy, spaghetti and mac­ "The IMttsford battalion."" .Your advertising to mako it ef­ Corey will bo found rlgiit Up among and we happen to know that thq aroni. laundry ' soap and lem­ "Kferylx*dy here Is preparing for the toft notchers. onade were among the prizes for liquor interests are against Joe Ear- war, then?” fective. Say it over and over in which members of the Press Golf “ Yes, every laxly that has any spunk. man because he would not stand for cluH, Chicago, comport'd in their different ways if you like, hut thijir high handed methods of trying There are a few slackers nmong the THINK WILLARD SAFE. nien.” „ , June tournament ut tho Idlewild to ride rough shod over the interests Country rlub. A aide o f bacon keep telling the essential fact. In "When Is a man lo Ik? comfidcred n Fulton, Coffsy, Morris and Moran Ar# of the people and he is now a news­ slacker?" wit* the prlzo for tfio low net Not Formldabla Contandsra. paper publisher. this way you fofee thoso who sco score. These article* tmik thu "When he's young, ahh-txxHcd and Competent Judges of pugilism avho place of the iinuiiI supply o f ailTherefore, regardless of 'what the don’t go to ihi- war.” have witnessed the various bout* In your nnuio to remember you and Warrlnghani winced. The cap fitted O ver plates, golf clubs, etc., which varied interests of the state and the which Fred Fulton, Jim Coffey, Carl o aru given ns prizes. Marriott him exactly. Hi* noticed thut tlfe girl people therein may think of </ur Morris mid Frank Mornu have partici­ to think of ybu when tlioy think men were given an allowance of opinion we say that Joe Earman will •V'oe logging*, which were plainly vispated ap|K'ur to l*> a unit In the opluone stroke lu addition to their i! !c brunt li hrr short s^lrt. make a good member of the nAw Inn that Champion Willard’*-Hilo- U of your line- o f goods. reguUr itiandlcap* and half a ” ’ t r--In* r>» no.” .he said, "that you hoard of control and our opinion not In dartgor. None of tho quartet has stroke for each child, fractions o :• I ep In u soldierly fashion. t I will he proven right before his term counting n* one. It was dcslg- o shown boxing skill equal to that pos­ •i • •-.'•v not a slacker.” is over. Joe Earman will never turn unted a* a wartlmo event. . o sessed by.the champion. .With tho possible exception of Mor­ o a dirty trick, Joe Earman will never ' J'-''m going •'» do to help o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ris, Willard U easily superior injiby*be found taking the money, Joe * at?" . • - AMERICAN BOXERS ARE SLIPPING III AUSTRALIA You Should Worry? A FIGHTING FAM ILY . Repetition Repeat Th e ideal w ay’ to make memoranda, and carry infor­ mation that you need fre­ quently. Covers la s t fo r years. Sheets can be obtained anytime, ruled in six styles.\ Bound iu Handsome Dura­ ble Black Morocco, with Red Leather Index that enables you to find what you want in­ stantly. • HERALD PRINTING CO. Phone f 48 • Ranford, Florida I L u . .. c m m sm �\n*. ■v” -t • a i July 10. 1»17 ., ----- ■ — ■T --- ---- THE SAN F O R D HERALD PAGE FIVE Mis* Auranka TakiTch isi spending ^ A fter ^ short hor JSUHj U i ui at -Daytona1n iMfn’.’ UniFVfl Itltly (o “Jacksonville t7JT*y "Mil make I f l N AND A B O U H B fcC H Y- ifI Mr*. 11. E. Takach, her mother ha* thyir future home in^ ten ter Haven. Nntlre o f Appllralion for Tnx Deed It It fa ryituivnras. Ii It said, tjiut j t j, h( Question.of Strength. Under Serlion 8 o f Chapter JflSH. stated-Hint kitchen dishes nnd u II rented a cottage. , / Fla., where Mr. Wallace is employed wee ot\e the word “ philosopher." any* j n|wlllJ utensils nii|do of glass reinforced by Laws o f Florida j\ bulletin the National Gongrnphh' wire nro stronger than dishes and uten­ Little Happenings Mention <, Jiin Itnssetter, who has Jjeen visif- at the Palac) parlor. N o tice is hereby given that C. L. * society. Being ti**ked on one occasion of Matters in Brief— II in«! hl* brother, A. P. Hornet ter, This will be a great surpriie to the o f wlint brun. It o f knowledge l.e was, sils made o f metal. Very probnble, Goodhue, purchaser o f Tax Certifi­ hOt so nro kitchen innId* stronger than Personal Items of !; ”,**' retoffied to hi* home in Eku juniors of the O. It. S. next term as n master h* replied tint he’ was slm metal Ulshe* mid nietisll*.—LoulsvIUc cate N o . 2(i0, dated the fith day of Gallie. ply ii ptllb*oplii*?. n l . o e r " f . «\ N il.. hi July, A. I>. I III 5, liott filed said cer­ the young bride would have been n •I n t e r e s t i 'nurler Journal. Ills ins |rlue of tlic irjui'iinliirntinn of tifica te'in my otlice, and has *niado No. will rure Malaria or Ili!- j,Mlior- She will-he gTcatly missed in sntllk Is d to lone ts-en I lie out 1 application for lax deed to issue in t >on* Fever. the (). II. 8., for she was hived by It killt the germs. Regular Court*. growth uf bis early years spent In _______ _ ___ .......... . ......... j 86-351 accordance with law. Said certifi­ . Don't you think Hint young folk* all.' teachers and pupils, but perhaps mudying the pt>Merles f»f Egypt, 2 , Talk® Succinctly Arranged for ? Mr. Mahoney went over to she will enjoy housekeeping for it U to this sage also (lint we oru Indebt(* j ought to bo taught hotv to spend cate embraces the following des­ cribed property situated in Seminole i Hurried Herald Readers f I Daytona Deach Saturday to join his will be noted she took domestic ed for the Idea of "the music of the rpmiey." “ Humph! I see you never sent a county, Florida,.to-wit: us to Lota ]>')2, seienre this past term .—Orlando spheres,” for us n corollary to ItU On family who are enjoying the ocean IJ3. 184, 135, f.lO and ®:I7, .Eureka I * » 01 I I- ,v.„ „ fnJLrto™” ™ for a few weeks. • . Sentinel. -- --- —---- ---Sam fo u n ts is in the city a fc . w * y Batson left Saturday l|> way, antedated Copernicus by 2,000 Hammock. The said land being as­ H U D D LE STO N IS HELD. H . Want years, bo hiingined that the heavenly day* from Okeechobee, where he it j o||) Mrs \Vatson. who is visiting sessed nt the date of the issuance of He (U p. ni. at tho pln'no)—Whnt spheres by their swift motion through located in the farming game. Sam in H«nd«rsonvtl!«, N. C.. Before resuch certificate in the name of C. W .. . shall 1 slnjj next? She— “ Home, Sweet M P that the Everglade countr> . tUfn, ,, •„ vi,ft M r. Batson’s Seminole County Boy Is Interned apace produced musical notes which Goodrich. Unless said certificate wi,l soon be the garden for the world rdai.vM ^ In Turkey were too beautiful to bo lienrd by cal- Homo," without ntiy tnrlntlons.—Puck. shall he redeemed according to'luw’ nd he likea it In every particular. Gainesville, July IL— Mrs. E. G, tons bumnu ears. Falsehood la like u collie, because It tnx deed will issue thereon on the Mr and Mrs. K irby Osteen olf •/ Uub-Mjr-Tism — Ahtiseptir. Ano Baxter has just received a letter usually sting* tlmso who venture to lith day of August A. I). 1917. Gold Filled. Osteen were in the city yesterday orf^ ri>’n® Kills pain,stops putrefac from her brother, Assistant Pay­ tneddlo with H. A gold fllh<d tooth and your gold Witness my olhrial signature and master J. F. Huddleston, who was . shopping tour. Mr. Osteen says tion^b*101 tilled wnteh case may be said to bo seal this the IOth day of July; A. D. Nothing New. the road from Osteen to N ew Mbs Lottie Caldwell is visiting Interned at the outbreak of the war Inversely analogous—that I* to say. 1917. In Constantinople. Th e letter was The Lawyer—“ Don't you think $f0 Smyrna is almost completed a n d ' relatives in Leesburg. yoyr gold tilled tooth has more or less (seal) E- A. DOUGLASS, sent through Ambassador Klkus, o f the tooth structure of enamel on a week alimony lit n little too much to ill be the main highway to the Mr*. H. II. Crowder and baby are Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., demand when lie’s only lunklng WOT" who has re contly arrived in the the outside with gold on a con* lining r ‘ ch this summer. i visiting in Tennessee. Later they Florida. "United States from Turkey. .\fr. the ceiiler. A'our gold tilled wnteh cast* The Lady—“ No. I don't. That's what !>3-Tucs-5tc ' ... . I used to make him gitnine while I wus Until further notict Musson’a pool * } n T ' " ' 1 st'v,'ral * « * k" w!l h t ;M " Huddleston was on duty on the -consists of two shifts o f, gold, having „ v(n. w„ h hlnl..._|joMon Trnnicrlpt. ^ nlhe 1open every u I ter noon at ... _•»i Crowder s relatives In Detroit. Mich, will cruUer Scorpion when war began be iK't'vtM*ii (m il ulici’t Aomo unvor metal o'clock except Tuesdays nnd Fridays. Mr. and Mrs, Sheridan Jewett arc tween the United States and Gcr- «'» « hi.-ii the gold U sohlemL A l to enjoying an outing at the. Breakers •72*tf Matches of Hemp. fk£Y MAKE many; and when, at the outbreak of J*1* * ' UX 1,," ‘ 'f ,n" v 1,0 t,f m,y ?Satisfaction * at Daytona Bearh. In the use o f early llrennn* a match oto r r e r .. . . . . . . flnencs* nml any thickness oonimpiisiiHorace W ay of .Savannah is the the war all were Interned. A few ^ ,|l0 nUod." A consisted of a cord o f hemp or similar S H O E SC re Cl mjunq guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ri A. Tt*rSave money. Have your, Panama •Amp YOUNCr member* of the crew made their. JoWl.ltT w,„ M , Vl,u ,!,«(* to carat uinterlul treated with niter so Hint It « r r FEEL heun and his many friends here are hat cleaned and blocked. It will vscape and are.now m Pan*: oil er* pd)j K0|t|, having too great tin continued to smolder after It hud been Ha p p y * glad.to see him pgnin. look like a new one. II. L. Perkins, returned to the U rtf ted'States with admixture of baser nirtti is. Many per- Ignited. Tlieumteli was attached to the ~ , 1 1Haberdasher. . 93-ltc Ambassador LIKus’ party. Thyre sons have,rtie-Idea that the ^idd ttlteil cock of the musket nml brought down WorS ( i o n H .w k ln . .m l W .I t .H y c s . v„ „ u.(t Connelly and Robert Holly who are are now sixty American plHcers and cam* l* an ainalcmfi of the kind Instead by the action o f (tie trigger on tho at Laurel Hill Camp in the moun­ for a visit to relatives and friends in crew prisoners of war in the lily of ° f n ''sandwich” of gold treated In tho pftwdcr miming. Insldi* wllfi (lie base metals. tains of North Cprolina states that Baltimore, Md. Constantinople. Mr. Huddleston Mr..’ and Mrs. S. E. Barrett left •writes that there are two eonditinns they are enjoying the swimming very m urhf first, they and fishing and also the hours of the latter part of last week, to spend |‘ •“ V Notlee of tpplirnlion fur Tax Deed PETERS SAYS: Illiteracy In Runia. A study as they are there to go to tko next few months at dilforjiH 1>’ann’ '* ' " * * * ' Under Serlion S of Chapter I.HNN, ,h,‘ " a,r: ’" 'r,,n'1' I'be |«T»viitnge o f flllH'raey In llu^-la -A .Man Is As Old AmIlls school two months this summer, t points in North Car.ninu. Kentu. ky.j th‘‘>" ‘ havv nu' ,,,nK l.nws of Uoridu .They I* very large, ranging «!>mil is-rivut Feel Feel— V Woman j sleep anil eat aboard the cruiser III la'tlie orovltlis's In Pelr.igrinl. I In LauH Hill is a summer catfipsemi- and Michigan, Is A* Young \s Notice i* hereby given that A . 1 Her Shoes Look " al'ilnl tt-i'lf l i i ' f l be |’"| iili*l i i,in Sioblotlt. put. I.l-ir of T;l\ I if I 11;, .1 1l» military nnd is located near Ifi\jiHi*r* Mukt* your oI*l t' 4 it*1111*1 h*tt look Scorpion and are allow d shot* leave Hot lead ■ r v*rll«The iiil*:Hi |H.|iiila three nr (our lim e, a week. lit 211. dated the tit It day of July, aonull**, North Carolina. 11K«* rn*u. It. I.. IYrkm«. 11alterand what In A D I'M5, Ii:i-• tiled said i i rliiiea^e write* further that sugar i* #1 .10 , lion |s teller.ill* belli r isluiillisl Peters Says Is So No. 666 will cure Chill* and ‘lusher. V l-lic biding (In' wlmle eni|ilie nni«lderabh in toy otlice. and bus made upidica’» a O Gevvr. It is the most speedy reinMi ■> Jessie iv ll lias ju-t returned iMii.ud and gasoline 5 ■ more limn |,:,lf I lie |>. nple are Hill Aanl Paymaster lluddh'-ton and lioli.for tax deed to isMic in *aeeordedy we know. 86-35t from n dclidhtful visit spent with ate, tlinilgb isli.iatlomil imiveliietils the other members of tin1 Setirpiun unce^witb law. Said certificate em­ THE whole family ought to gel . have uiiiilo n'liuiikuble headway In Airs. Turner Houser has returned , rvlative* in Pembroke, Ha., for n In on this. From baby's liny, braces the following described prop­ will remain prisoners o f war in Coni n , during the paM f!.w years.' from a pleasant trip to points in ' month. keep-'em-warni kirks to grand­ stgntinople ,us long ns the war lasts. erty .rituuled .in Seminole county. Ohio where ahe visited with rclp- b A. P. I onnelly has moved hi A ma's Alirc-sil-liy-lhi'-fire slip­ Hi. Occasional Wish. , Fhirtria, l l M i U N of S ' of Lot pers. <>ur spedy footwear runs fives, ' |r(““ l ‘‘sin**’ nnd insurance ollite from the entire gamut of lanned-nnd Why don't you ever want to go to ‘ ‘ '■ *1-’* *'• ' NullrC In Customers Mr. and Mrs. White and 1fttle son •be J- !<■ Miller building to the new built for wear • and - style foot a Wdl.ilng ,mipp.-.| Mrs Eupi>i«k "I >»*»•• being nssiwsed ;.i the dnte t Ti*loiiii*r» of the Frciteli Milliner arp in the rity this wej-k on a visit ' Seminole Bank building, 'Mn.u-ii. i Ingarments. Make il a family don't ls-lii-ie yoil'vi* been to ii wedding "f • lie i -iu iiiii * **f —ii. It verlilii .lie ill desiring -jiecial .itteiiimn given parly Make il a reunion if you with Mrs. White's mother, Mrs. Herald ollike stiic,i you ntti-mb-d j*nir o wn ” lio- b.imr . ( I ii l‘.until lirttlizer like and tiring that long lost Fall Suil*. Coalsl Nelson. Mr. White is in the postal Leave y.nir I'uiiain.i hat- at It. L- I lii-iii f . r ll.i-ir “ No.” lu'lill) res|M.|idis| 'lr I'npi'k. Coiiipany t nle-s -aid ci-rlilicule fool yomfori buck into Ihc fam­ a.id Dre-»es will confer a favor ti|inn j service in Jacksonville nnd is well Perkins’ ILiberdashery to be cleanedI bnieu t.^ Anil," be ndibsl ijufll} to ahall lie redeemed according to law ily fold. I known here and other points in the , *-*3-ltc I the proprietors by railing before I himself, “ I sometimes wish I hadn't tax deed will issue tlicrcOli on the July ‘21th and stating their wants, attended that one." Exchange, state. l l i l i day of August A. D. I ID 7. O. W. Talley, representing the subject to their approval on arrival, E. I I . P E T E R S Woodland Park Is open only Sun­ Portland Cement Co. and W. B .1 Witness my oMicial signature and P o o l s , Shoes and Slippers Cordova's Ston* Pavement*. as i( will help us a great deal in purdays. To let on week days. !»2-tf Talley, the well known architect1 The, nlilest |sivelllclit o f which there seal this the 10th day of July. rhnsing our full stork regarding :.0I EAST FIRST STREET both with head'iu'.irters in Jackson­ la niiy recuril lu modern cities Is llmt A. D. 1til7. Mrs. E. E. Cpx is home again sizeiv colors, etc. Of Cordova, In Spain, which was tmved (seali E. A. DOUGLASS. after a deli^itfu l visit with friends v ille .were in the city yesterday on i with stom-s by the Moors lii'lhe ifllddle Their many 'Sanford Clerk t iregit Court Seminole Co.' at St. Petersburg nnd other points business. lied Cross Noliri o f Hie ii I h i l« century. The Mimrs tilso friends were glad tu.see them again. south in the Ktute. . Florida. Tile rogular liu-iness Hireling of | enusisl water to tie enuveyed |u the By V. M. Douglass. I). C. Burn fn M r and \.rs Men Monroe a (In- Red Cross will be held Friday |city lu bstdcu ldls-**. The entire’ stock must g*i not later . t>.‘t-Tu*s-5te Want A ds Bring Results . afternoon of next week instead of thiin July 25th. Come and see the (me baby girl. . Dr Kellv of Gain.svil'.* w i,i i*i the Thursday. The meeting will he a» wonderful values in hats, waist®, cor-i t covet*;, stockings, skirts and a . ■ t> this iiiornii.g eiiroute t > Day tod i* i.-nnl b.-l.l :,i tin- Wo mail's Club XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIlllllllllXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXXIIIIIIIIIJIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIillllllllllXXX rooms at four p. m few large and small sizes dresses in lleaeii, X ___________ :__________________________________________ ._____________________ crepe de chine, silk, satin and voile. i E. C, Hoskins, formerly irallic All Red Cross inemViera are'ur* Ai the doors will close for the sum -i manager of the Florida Grower* and gently requested to attend, and it is mer July 25th don t miss the Shipper* League, resigned his posi- partirtilnrly desired that eaeh rumchance. fren ch Mfllinery Shop J tion on July I to accept an ap* mitlee be represented by it« chairIKl-Ite • piiintm* II‘ as Florida repre-* illntive man. where pos-ilde. Many are .iliIlUtli McDaniels bus returned i ‘,r the lirin^ 0 ’ ,<'rutslitU'ld A: Wool- ent from Sanford because of sumartts of PittsPitt*- nur anrl.siliee from Daytona Reach arfd was ar- folk, folk. commission Ci.mmi-sion nu*rc! mere! ants'of „,er vacations and silirV this is ilu* th e ljg Curapatiind home by M iss’ Helen I burg. Most Grower res dent are id-'case it i-1 the more necessurj llmt ready familiur with Mr. Hoskins; those who are in town should be fya n n g . . Miss May Diekjns left yesterday throtigh his three years association |preseivt that the work may In* car­ for Highlands. N. C.. for tin* re- with the League. Hi* intimnf> ried nil vigorously, for the need is miindiT of the summer. knowledge of the citrus and truck­ not less but more imperative each ing industries und wide acquaintance dav for Red Cross work and wurkStop and look at The French Shop arnong growers will enable him to ITS. after the stock taking sale. Bras* serve the interests of Crutchfield & Riley M. Fletcher Berry, sierc-s of evefy kind at wonderfully Wool folk to good advantage. Mr. Press Reporter Seminole Brunch * low prices. • Don't fail ,to see them. Hoskins will continue to work on N. Fla. Chap., A. R. C. 93-1tc the Florida Growers &' Shippers Mr*. J. E. I.uing and Miss Jean- Freight Rato Guide, and .experts to _ Fat* of tho Moth*r Scorpion. «tte Lning have returned from Wnsh- have it ready for distribution before T h« most astonishing uiiinlfestntlon intton where they spent several the next shipping season opens: As of 1(10 maternal Instinct In nnlmals Is w-wks. yet no one has been named to suc­ (lint o f Hie mother scorpion, who D A. Routh, formerly a well known ceed Mr. Hoskins, and this matter literally devoured by tier children nml * •#*-" . — * ■* firmer of this section but now liv- will .undoubtedly come «p at the jiermlts them tod.i-so. We stand jierplexed ut the complexity o f tut. Instinct League directors' meeting, . “ing at Moorchaven is in the city and next which, cause* tin* mother, to submit «>•» 'that Moorchaven is. the reaj which will he held the'lttth of this calmly to dismemberment without offer Pisce for farming. N. A. Colbert, month.— Rlorida Grower. uf resistance, yet this same Instinct formerly of Sanford is the presiding causes her ut the same tlmn to ward irnius at Moqrehaven and the town , * off any forwigu Intruder who might In­ FOB SALE f* thp magic city of the state. A terfere with the dismemberment and |ierha|M snve her life. n*w- railroad is building to MooreUsed Cars “ I.e*t marvel carry us to extremes," taven and the country is booming. t Maxwell nearly new', $ 1 7 5 .says Dr. Muttkowskl, "let us note that Ntw Is the time to buy “ Natures- Model 16 the action Is n Hied Instinct and Is not 1 Maxwell, in good condition, own Bone Pebble Plosphate. Guar-^ controlled by the light o f Intelligence. • antted. 82 per cent phiaphorie acid.^ $395— Model 16 Like most Instinctive actions, Hint of 1 Overland, in good shape, $300— the scorpion allows tut logic, for tile Hundreds of satisfied iist?rs in’ this scorpion permit* strange progeny to be ^unty. $10.00 per ton in car lots. Model 14. ' Seminole County Garage. foisted on her nml to dismember her. S** or write E. L . Winn. Sanford. •She does not’ distinguish Ivor children 8:-4tc . 89-7tp from atrntigiTH. It Is not u self saerlMr. and Mrs. Fred Doyle of San flee due to lore, but n fixed Instinct ' • To M y Pairona • _ Antonio, Texas., were rerent visitors Having removed my paipt and which compel* the scorpion to submit •° Sanford. They wore th e .guests pnper hanging ahop to 1OH Palmetto to dlsmenitK*mieut ut Hint lartlculnr Mr. Doyle's mother, Mr*. Mary avenue 1 am now prepared to handle period."—America. Hoyle oL Oak, avenue. t j all order* in painting und decorat­ *lri. Walter U. Clay and daughteA^ ing and paper hanging. Now is the 8tor«ns That 0*at About tho Horn. Hv* Margery stopped over a few time to have this work done. Es­ Tho waters o f Capo Horn have Hov­ in Sanford while en route to timates cheerfully given. 91-tfc er been unvlslted by storms for more F. W. T E M P E R T O N than o week or two at a stretch with­ *ytona Bench, where they are the *u«ts of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. H ffn in tho memory of man. Klaitdlng on ° n> who are among tho Sanford tho outjMMit of tho world, <’ni>e Horn Married f°!ony at Daytona Bearh. la tho meeting place of ocean current* Miss Willio Manner, the 17 yrar of very different tcnqicraturis, front Ayers’ New Daytona Beach Hotel old daughter of Mr. and M ib J. C tho Icy cold water* of tho autarctlc D»ytona Beach, fr a .— Special sum-' Manner of this city nnd Mr. Frank drift to IL. n t,.u.L tLc Bnulllait tatt fate< now in effect. Week end A. Wallace, nge 22, of Winter Haven, I-•; 1■ 1 h.J r ivii.l • ... t .'ll.:.. . ..0 Fifties solicited. Dance every Sat- Fla., were married in Oviedo, Fla. ii.. wi. .n„ \vi.:i..i li.o f.<m the north* urd»y night, F. & E. R. Ayres. last Thursday. July 5. The license . k. lBl u„ , c.0mit1!: ftyu m*n*gt*rs and owners. tM-tf p u r e * t h o day before in waii.i is^luiin ut i!ie I*4 rlftc, rou* et)tt ^ W. "A. " •Fitts, ■****** W»*f *—- 0 j Sanford und the runaway couple | neuso Into fiu-s which tho sailor* rail Mr* Jr., who ■ bus t*V ,lt Daytona Beafh spent a rnotorcd to tlviedo where they were “ Cape Horn Idaukets' and which nto storm*. 'r,‘“ Tho da>'» at her home in Sanford quietly married at II o'clock Thurs­ ' thu " sum forerunner* ' -----------of----------Ibis wt't-k. extremely low level* to which . tho ' day mdrrving, July 5. glaciers of Tterra del Forgo dcsrrnd, H(». G, A. Speer, accompanied Dy No Tine knew what route they had thtf perpetual congelation o f tho sub­ "*r »on. Mr. Vivian Speer left Sun- taken until about 2:30 p. m., when soil. tho m.i'ting of rontllctiiig wind* of very different teini**rnture*, nro nil aV for New York where Mrs. Speer Mrs. Manner received a telegram direct or Indirect caunos combining to “Pr* to recuperate from her recent Urn*, Mr 8 wiU join hla wife from . Mr. und Mrs. Wallace saying make this the most cotmtantly stormy uttr. s a c x n iiiiiiiiiix jo c iiiiiiiiiiiix K x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x x iiiiiiiiiiu J ^ iiiu iiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiu x s c x region In the world. they were married. ' E m fi 1 1 ,fl I 1-1 (U «- M U CK! Improver on Earth 39 Samples Show Average of 3.12 per icent Ammonia, as Per l1. s. Government Report W e are prepared to sell unlim ited quantities o f M U C K , conveniently located for teams, at prices that w ill be profitable throughdut entire S a n ­ fo rd T ruckin g section s.-and nearby tow ns. V ery Special D iscount on first 10,000 Cubic Yards sold. See us at o n ce fo r particulars, i . . .• . w. CHAPPELL BROS. H. H. Chappell \ A. R. Chappell -J* ■ J 1 �r ~ m oss* : ■ .-.' PAGE TW O CURBSTONE GLEANI YOU AND M E .” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT make them , tbay are In .the main righ t In their actions. N ow let the county commissioners maintain the same policy all during the year and they will make a record for themwelvoWi— Give out n e-aw ssy . ih at-c aa be kept at home and givo sparingly to all but see that the improvements are kept up and use good judgment in this saving. • ,t *• u The old "banner lifted, and faltering then, . In vague lisps and. whispers fell si­ lent again. ask” OId Glory—speak out!— we are u ing about How you happened to " f a v o r " a , name, so to say, That sounds so familiar and enrdcss and gay. i As we cheer it and shout in our wild breezy way W e— the crowd, every man of u«, calling you that — We- Turn, Dick and Marry each swinging his hat,* And hurrahing ’ ’ Old Glory!” like you • were our kin, When— Lord!— we all know we're as common , as sin! And yet it just seems like you hu­ mor us alk \ Anti waft Us your thanks, sNyW'1' hirii you and full In to jin e , with you over us, waving us on Whereobr glorified, sanctified letters , have gone And this is the reason we're wanting to know — (And we’ re wanting it sol — Where our fathers went we arc wilt. ing to go.; Who gave you the name of Old G lory- Ohoi— Who gave yo'.u the name of Old Glory?” The old flag unfurled with n billowy thrill 1 For an instant, then wistfully -ight and was stilt. I'Old Glory, the story w e te want ing to hear In what the plain facta of your christening were— Who gave you the name of Old Glory, and why Are we thrilled at the name of Old G lory?” Then the old banner leapt, like a sail in the blast, And, fluttered an audible answer at .last, And it spake, with n shake of_ the voice, and it said — “ By the driven snow-white and the living blood-red Of my hnrs and their heaven of stars overhead— By the symbol conjoined of them all, • skyward cast. As I tlont from the steeple, or (lap at the mast, Or droop o’er the sod where the long grasses nod. My name is as old as the Glory of ' . # G od., — — So I came by the name of Old G lory.” Items of rInterest for the*« Man_ • * Behind the Plow • ^ Here is something you might A CUIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, slick in,your hatband: “ If 1 owned a newspaper, what I would say in it ' * * HE'LL PBENT 'EM “ — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. just now would be a plen ty," re­ IW H K K K IO O O Q O O IK H J D O O O O O a O O O O O O O a O O O O O O O O O a D O O O O a I marked a man the other .day, says For your name—ju s t.to hefar it, the Marion (O .) Tribune, in a recent The N am e of Old G lory Repeat it, and cheer it, ’a a tang to editorial. . I'Old ‘G lory! u y , who, , the aplrit . H e was invited to write what he B y the ships and the crew, <.. wanted to oay, with assurance that And the long blended ranks of the As salt aa a tear— And aeeing you fly, and the boya it would be printed if hia signature gray and the blue— marching by. accompanied it. Who gave you. Old Glory, the name There’s a shout in the throat and a that you bear He very prom ptly declined the blur in the eye W ith auch pride everywhere tender, remarking that " it would Aa you east yourself free to the rap­ And an aching to live for you always hurt his business.” There arc a lot or die, turous air of people willing, anxious in fact for And leap out full length, as we’re If, dying," we still keep you waving things to be said in the newspapers, on high, wanting you to?— providing they hurt the. business of Who gave* you that name, with the somebody else and not their own. And so, by our love ring of the same, What newspaper has not had this For you,' floating above, And the honor and fame so becom­ very same experience with this very Apd the scare of all wars and the ing to you ?— same yellow tadpole of a citizen, sorrows thereof, Your atripea stroked in ripplea of white and of red. W ith your stars at their glittering best overhead— B y day or by night Their delightfullest light Laughing down from their little square heaven of blue! — Who gave you the name of Old Glory?— say, who-^Who gave you the name of .Old • Glory?” Farmers aiid Fruit Growers & - — Grow Feed fo r Chickens The poultrymnn who tries to raise a (lock of chickens on feed bought at the-stores will fail to make a profit unless he can market his products at fancy prices. The moat economical poultry feeds arc those produced on the farm. Grain feeds can be grown cheaply, and by a liberal use of green feeds tho amount of grain nec­ essary for a good ratiqn can he re­ duced. * The following feeds are recom­ mended by the University of Florida extension division. For summer planting, Minnesota amber sorghum is good. German m illet.is also sea­ sonable just now. The large sun­ flowers w-hich can he planted up to the middle of July will produce much seed, which makes- excellent poultry feed. Kaffir corn, cowpeas, who splutters and splutters about and soy beans arc good feeds and what ought to he printed in a news­ may yet be planted. paper and what ought to be omitted? Green stuffs for fall feeding may And’ yet, when you invited the cow­ bo had by the timely planting of ard to bo responsible for the manu­ script he wants you to publish, he oats, rj'e, Essex rape, .rutabagas, let­ whines like' a sick dog, skulks be­ tuce, etc. Such feeds will ’ take the hind this pretext and . that, and place of much grain, cheapening the . wobbles out of the office with a rqtions. food that is made entirely from wheat? That makes the wheat re­ tail for $36 a bushel in the form of breakfast food. And that is what you arc paying for it, according to one of the chemists at the Univer­ sity of Florida who has studied the food situation. Most wonderful tire the- virtues ascribed to the many breakfast foods now on the market, but isn’ t it com­ mon sense that products made from wheat, corn or other grain cannot contain any more "brain fo o d ," "a n ­ tifag,” or other nutrition than is contained in the wheat, corn or other grain? . A few years ago the housewife arose early to cook thf* fam ily oat­ meal or mush. An excellent break­ fast food that is put on the market under various fancy names consists of what the millers call the first and second "breaks” of the wheat os it is being milled. Why not buy the cracked, wheat or corn and get all of the nutriment nt the lowest price? How to Choose Calico In choosing calico note WcU the pearancc o f the selvedge and ^ her that tho stmlghtOr and worT^!®* «■ » tho b « „ , the calico. W hite calico ow*. i.I * * 1it,uhnnuii iwwt„, .1," "i!?. destructive effect on the fibers of ,hs calico, ' Would Be Liberal. “ Several men have been with the company for more than thirty ven« What ahnll we do to shew our n. “ ’ ntlon?" “ Urn. Let s see. B o p p S T J 0 *>'«! *tnr on his collar. Shall we require lhe men to nov for the samel” “ No. that would hard, ly be fair. Tho company will pay half •• — Loularliio Courier-Journal. Picnic In a Tree. In a public pnrk of Tncoran, Wash, the stump of n huge cedar tree has been hollowed out to form a shelter for picnickers; the top of the sturnn Is capped by a platform which Is now used as a bandstand. Ocean front Kin Hath Houim H otel Neptune Uniter N,w Manigt-mml >Mra- tiro. P «k rf and M i» lubrl To* nr, kltutm Special Family and l’arly Bates Anwi urjnn mn<l Karupcan Plan l-.OO Per IJ»y am] Up ANOTHER CHAMPION ENLISTS. DAYTONA BEAC H, FLORIDA Some podltrymen arc finding it That is.not ail. He writes in that necessary to dispose of many birds Norwegian Ski Jumper Wants to Join Unitad 8tat«i Aviation Corps. he will stop his paper if you don’ t because of high feed prices. Some Itagunr Omtvedt, Norwegian ski print what he himself won’ t .oign. of them arc being marketed at a loss, Jain]n-r mid bolder of a number of A R E YOU A Yet, if yoli were to suggest .to him while others are being sold as fryers championship medals, wns among the and broilers at a small profit. But that his threat to stop his paper is S A N F O R D B O O STE R ? appll -un»* for enrollment In the Unit­ pure- and simple coercion, through a this yciir, with n general meat senr- ed Slabs aviation reserve corps. EVKR^ time you taken trip.pr get in threat of blackmail, he would yowl eity, young chickens should not' be Tent'll !vl* pinm* wen*hmde nt n meet­ a parade this linli- unbli-ni will l:«marketed. They should he kept and like a tom cat with its tail stepped ing of t'niveislly o f Chicago nlumnl for right up in front Imosting your Immc fed until they reach full size and raising a regiment composed exclusive­ on. town. The name of the city uml state appear in raised nickeled !i-tt'*r>. on The fellow who threatens to stop weight, and even then the pullets ly of university tnen. enamelled field, made of solid lira-Army niiflmrltlcx mild more than WO iiis paper is trying ’ to do to the should he retained for next year’s l x » k s r l a v y and l a i r * oa!> a mltiuir tu mcmberi of Ituhcinlnii S*oko| aolctloa A lack of foresight which newspaper in a small way, the very layers. It to your radiator rap. have been enlisted In u few dliyS. thing that he would condemn- us kept the poultrymnti from growing Four hundred army recruits were •Yours is waiting for you and costs criminal in a corporation that- tried his own fcedBtutls is responsible for you-only $1.50. .sent to a training depot from Chicago. in any way to throttle the freedom the present rush to market. More Ilian HO men were eiilisted In of the press. Threatening to stop Keep the birds in u healthy prow- Iho navy. the paper is an attempt at intimi- Jjfj|* condition; keep the yards and • People kicked on the had brick dut mn Truly Superior. houses clean, and the birds free from on the Sanford Orlando road and Speaking o f American superiority. | than that. ThreatHut it is worst vermin. Then when the egg-laying now that the contractors nre fixing begins you will he rea Princeton I* reported to have tin unthis rood the same people kick be­ enillg to stop the paper is a eonfes- [ season klsscd senior, because lie lias never cause it is torn up so much. It is sion of bigoted intolerance on the cash in on your work that seen n woman worthy of Ids lips. Kvery part of the delinquent subscriber essary for egjj production. The funny these kicks and the way man can't he a hermit.— Pittsburgh people look at things. They want u that pulls such a hone, for it meuns prospects an* that ejfgs will ho selling Dispatch. good road but expect it to he built that Ik* does not want the paper to at big prices before the winter is .. over night so it w’ill not inconveni­ have the.courage of its own convic­ over. ’ An Anomaly. tions after all, but insists that i t ! -----------------------ence any of them. He more itko the scissors sharpen­ shall have only the courage of the | Keep the Refrigerator Glenn ing man. |b*’s often happy though j convictions of the stop-my-paper Cleaning the refrigerator is a his life-is n-grind and he always finds The street committee of the city threatener. chore si me housekeepers leave until things 'loll. council is on the job and many of Big magazines, with circulation they can "get around to it." And the alleys are being filled in and piling toward the million, null great then they wonder why food does not graded and many lots and other metropolitan newspapers arc peakeep'well on ice, or why some memalley ways are being cleaned up. The city will he kept in good shape tered v,nil I his pi-*t who wants lh*-m her "f tin* family is ill most of the as long as these active workers are to publish something and assume a time. responsibility for authorship, which "S jlie c . the refrigerator is a place on the street committee. the pest is too lug a coward to as­ to store food, it should he kept persume. and who threatens to stop hia fertly flen n ," says Miss Kllen Harris * I wish to commend our honor­ subscription if they do not do his of the University of ’ Florida exten­ able hoard of county commissioners bidding. sion division. . "W hich meuns that for cutting the tax levy this year. ..* Why do ncswpnpers have these an­ it -should be. kept as clean a# the S pecialist in all C hronic T rou b les such as Regardless of the publicity tax ’of noyances?* W ell, why do hotels dishes that go on the table. Wash one half mill which l-t n good thing sometimes have bedbugs, and hen­ it thoroughly at lenst once a week for any county I believe they were S tom a ch , I.iver, K id n ey , Bladder, houses have lice? — Publishers* Aux­ with Fiot soapsuds‘ nnd scnld with actuated by the motive of saving A n em ic and P o o r Circulation, iliary. hot soda water. Several times dur­ the taxpayers of the county in thest* A sthm a, H a y F ever. S ciatic, A cute ing the week rinse it out with cold strenuous war limes and any savingand A rticu la r R heum atism , Lum­ water." BATTLEFIELD SPORTS. now- is greatly appreciated. In fact bago, O beisity, Still Join ts and 1 ha Ye always believed that county T o rlean the drain pipe, use a Soldiari Relieve W a r Strain With Foot­ oth ers too num erous to mention. commissioners and rity rouncilmen brush made for the purpose, or ’a ball, Boxing and Wrestling. arc always governed by the best cloth over the end of a stick. See Even If*sports uro to bo uliumloned motives in qll thnt they tin and while thnt the trap is kept clean and that 14 years Practice—4 years Hospital Experience,enables me !ti‘ the United Flutes, they receive ns to effect .cures whore all other? fail. • Thorough and • they may -make mistakes and do much official encouragement as possible It stays in place. \J’ ash the shelves Careful Examination. Professional advice on when you plean the rest of the re­ In franco behind the trenches. your case Free of charge. No extra charge The following letter from one who frigerator, and if a drop of fhod is * for house rails. .P E R M A N E N T L Y Witnessed a football game behind-the spilled, wash it up at once. Located in Sanford. lines Ls testimony to Its popularity: A good refrigerator should keep '’ You cannot Imagine a more magnifi­ food til u temperature o f a ini ut fifty cent sight than tuc vast field presented. degrees Fahrenheit. ’ If you. cover Thergjhas All Immense plain, III tho center of which the football field was the ice wit It paper or cloth the tem­ Indicated by a rectangle funned of perature will not Ijl* this Tow, for ire G.GOO french sold lor*. At one end nn does not coo} anything except by Improvised little grand stand Imd been, melting. When the ice is kept Cov­ made, composed o f fallen trees, nil ered tin* melting is retarded uml the tin* a t.rtwil u! CS y>an el thorough wort In prrpnring younz two for l allcf® Ilnivrtritii*. ' irhooi. kinds of planl.s and an odd collection nir circulating through the refriger­ tint i-rnrii- m. »n*l T- rhnlral SrhooU. anil f.i*.Itu*lnr«» IIff. A Ni’ti-»*>c1aftan 1hfl'Uan _kaii-halt M .-* ng family. Military mining, N«-» l-ulMing*. IUrj>nwf. largr< am ru*. •»<" • trgin’ ...... ...... . li m i t . . . . . . . . . . . of chairs, nil decorated gayly with ator is not prnpcrlyeooled beratise it M b .tu n arut f t'lha i ertunrt*. t-i.ni* n.urt*. anil runrilngTrarka. r.ip rn -f tnouarata. army Hug*. The goal posts were regiK lpU nlid Slji, Writ - for jftualratfd ratato*. does not come into contact-with the meutnl Hags and the umpire the army J. C . H O R N E R , P rin c ip a l, C h arlotte, N. C. Ice. chaplain, who had girded up his cas­ grouch.- S A N F O R D CYCLE CO. DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PH YSICIAN H o te l Carnes Phone 91 HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL sock to fils knot's mid onter**d thorough ly Into the stKirt. The contest was be­ tween the young soldiers of Paris and tho old soldiers on the front, or, ns we »ay here, between the ‘ blenots’ and the 'pollu**,' The gntno was arranged by tlit* president o f the french Sporting society of Paris., It wns a great .con­ test, splendidly played. Tho young sol­ diers won. A fter this there were cross country runs nnd bomb throwing exer­ cises. Tho regiment’s records were ex: cellent, some men throwing fifty-six yards, all tbht, mind you, while the Gorman catmflhs were roaring u fow tnlles off.” * KEEP COOL I ** *i Let us Bhow you how; for n few cents; you can insure your comfort day anil night, ‘at work or nt piny Sanford Public Service Co. Good Corn Grows From Good Seed Selecting seed corn in the field for planting next year is the first step is guaranteeing next year's corn crop. Mnny things enter into the production of a crop, but good seed is by far the most important. Poor seed will give a poor yield under the best condition*., l l is very necessary that th ; farmer select his seed corn and save it for his next year’s plant­ ing, says the U n iversity. of Florida extension division. He can pick the . * * . — * 1 .... . 7 ^ . .. -*m best in his field nnd know thnt it will ijo well on lua soli if planted an­ The Owl Valuable to the Farm. . Do you know n nionkeyfuce owl other yenr. If he has no rorp this when you see onq? Perhaps,you know year and intends, td1 plant next year U us the ham owl. Anyhow, If you She he should buy seed from his’ neigh­ one hanging around don't kill It. I f a bor's field. worth six or eight cats to you on tho Many farmers select seed corn farm or suburban place, according to from the crib but by so doing tjiey the stale biologist o f Washington. lose the advantage they may. hove FOK THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— i. {ability Insurance against Accidcn.!, Uic person and Property^ is a necessity. You must have it eventually................. .... • * Come and see CONNELLY A T L A N T IC COAST LIN E 3 STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND NEVV YORK No. 86 * . No. 82 12:01 p. m. Lv Jacksonville....9:10 a. m. • 4:01 p. m. Ar Savannah..... 1:15 p.m. 8:16 p. m. Ar Charleston.... 5:35 p. m. 7:35 a. m. Ar Richmond........ 5:05 it. m. 10:55 a. m. Ar Washington.... 8:40 a. m. 12:10 p. m. Ar Baltimore.... ..10:01 a. m. 2.27 p. m. Ar W. Phll’phl* . 12:24 p. m. 4 :35 p. m Ar New York__ 2:40 p.m . iqulpmrnl, Irrlilr fim, light*, l*ullm«n drawing room train* BJ, anil 84, Loral drrptra on hOlo Savannah.* P i 3 No- 80 8:10 p- m. 12:35 a. m. 8:45 a. m. 7:45 p- tn.11:50 p- m1 ; 10 a- mi 3:30 a. m. 5:50 a. m' B»iil 1 m*,r by making the selection from the Good Advice. field, while the ears were still on the “ The doctor says he will let me stalks. And the time to make the know In n week whether I nin going to selections are when tho grains ure in live or not." * “ And whnt does ho ex­ the milk stage. , ... K ir * (K iln in g rhilr ro*chm , pect you to do In the meantime?” “ Ho a For Information or Reservation Phone or Write told tue to tuke u complete rest and NE ’ m . «. A T L A N T I C C O A\ST S T L IIN Wheat at $36 a Bushel Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp«above all not to worry about anything” ' «> ' 138 W. Boy S t„ Jacksonville, Fla Phone 132 * Ipn’ t sixty cents a pound a Yather — Life. Phono I T high price to pay for a breakfast Jtt, Ja !> ;| ’; �JqJjr 10, 1917 ~ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TH REE CITY C Q U N C IL M EETS l,A “ TMHcT Officers, Etc Celery avenue* and vicinity, asking I ’ Report 191 i t n o H v uJ ( » u i i > l l t U l U 81^ * — Uk |name as other residents living in the! , L i l y limits, and on mhtion carried City council of tho city of of San* name was referred to street commit* i Disbursements— . fordi Florida, met July 2. 1917 at tee. * Vouchers and interest 7:30 p. m. in regular session. PresReports of the different officer* paid . . ___ ent, C . H. pingee, president pro were rend and—ordered^filed. Balance in banks tetri.'. Councilman K I.. Miller, \\. \\ t hii-f of Police for month of June: Abernathy, Jno. Adams, R. A. New­ Number of arrests 41 man. ‘ Absent, II. W. Herndon and Discharged Roy Symes. j Sentenced on streets .S t $346.00 Peoples Minutes of Inst regular meeting Fines assessed by mayor Pound feci !. 37.00 Seminole resd and ndopted. Communication from . Sanford $333.00 Shoe Sc Clothing Co. in regard to $574.22 ,9 voucher issued to them several Worked on streets . 33.50 Tax Assessor hefo presented his months ago being lost was read and Uncollected . 23.50 book and the equalization of taxes on motion tarried. Duplicate vou­ Suspended 6.00 was here taken up. cher was issued. Cnsh to collector ......... $323.00 All bills against the city were Report from City Band was read rend, audited nnd approved by and ordered filed, and on motion $383.00 finance committee and vouchers or­ carried tho monthly p aym ents were Collector’s report for month of dered drawn for same. ordered continued fo r the next June: •• Council adjourned to Thursday three months. Taxes 1916 1,516.10 night July 5, 1917, at 7:30 p. m. On motion carried, city agrees to Licenses ... .. . 5.23 act conjointly with tho county in Pound 38.75 Mf 1ST15f !7 17 *7 17 17 H? '7 17 !»17 17 1717 17 17 sending Mrs. Haddad to Alabama, Paving Liens.. 157.90 1 •* w7 17 she being in -distressed circum­ Fines 280.30 17 PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. stances. I nterc.st 860.00 17 Mr. Runge came before the coun­ Proportion Road & Ilridge . 1.915.60 Sick Headache. )7 cil nnd presented u pretltion signed J7 Ivx hmi st ton. Indigestion and 17 by property owners on Sanford $ 1,303.90 17 overwrought nones are causes ;7 17 of sick liendncbcs, from which 17 avenue, asking that said avenue be Remitted -lie-Treasurer 4.123.43 17 many women vuiTer. If it fs t7 paved from the end of present brick Credit* by Vouchers 330.47 Hf portsltilu' |be patient must go to 17 pavement to Tenth street, nnd on '-7 betl. for an bopr or so of com- 17 motion carried, city attorney was • ' ‘ . $4,803.90 *7 plcto n>st will do more towanl 17 requested to draft ordinance for Treasurer's report month of June; 17 restoring (lip normal condition 17 same. 17 than nil the medicine* known. 17 1917: 17 Take the linlr down, jinrt It In 17 Mr.. Babbelt came heforo the Receipts 17 tho middle and braid It In two tg council and- presented a petition Balance on hand June 17 loose bralil-i. TJiI* will re.f the 17 signed by "residents of Sanford and Balance on hand June 1, 17 Ill'll 11 ,\ Imt w ater Img pi need '7 * 3Q1 East First Street SANFORD, F L O R ID A CLEAN S W E E P Shoes and Pumps, values $2.00 One lot o f Ladies’ W hite Pumps in all sizes, $2.00 and $2.50 values at $ 1 .7 3 *7 at the r<M will draw ibe pain 17 17 from the head, soothe the nerved 17 '7 and r. -lore )!u- iioihi i I ii iiip,*r i 'J I N T I M A T E E X P E N S E S C E N E IIA l. |i S i m l n a t r I ‘s tu n t * l or I h r I h r t l 1 u i U n t lln j .N rp i r m in r ti* I fnf I tr« itl i t iia r t a * I "titin l jr V i . i.r , j s . : » <>' «*l * I " * i nmmini iinrr* I'rf ftfrlit f lMJ.BO mnt| MltcjKr 11 >J JUI itf ('cjtnrm lurnr* Vm j tif S hr rilt lur A it i’ hiluitr * nti t mini , l*u t‘ ut* r S * i m n r * ul Other Ollirrfy sin! Ettiplnfrrs luf t mu • ( 17 I'll,. ..r Ilie I ...p A If.I . loll) on 17 tlie ("ifhead ,-r a eold one. tf tin* '7 p(t( tidit * •*rr«i liMJirf» p»*if i*l ,(*-*«; ti». J i <ti*li 1} |*h> ■I- i nr i . ('m in t) hr Hi A fn t r Itrpalri to County lltiilillngi: Jail** ____ Furniture* and F l i t u n * for. Court HuU»r Jiiil . f;*prn»r« of County tlulldinrs: Janitors ami t»th**r Attrnilani * Uci. U Ku«l anid Writer *+ * * I ridden t ad™ , * itn il of C m m llo 't.r , t'tf e Ilf f ount) Poor Itrfirifr an I A'|i|ih»ns to ,*.n.r h ... .. . 4., t \ ,* Itifuilur. 4 b<l Fittorv* |ur | ...-r l l o j n<d I . KiPPn*es t ip.-r Atton of I' m .r M ,, , j t *' r Alloa mre to I’ i •* • ||. » »'ft»itrf * I f, ■) uril * : f f t i nl 11litre r*. Juror* ■rr-i U <m i > - * tft-ariiiy Inqulrt*™* : Fi#f • ul OrHrrr* anil t*«imn»ii tim-i M attonrry ami Printing: O m n i Stationary 4tUnk«, « tr IteCOfit II mi k* * . Advertising llr tfii lm l I»y I 4 a ami I'« td for I {'ommisdont F iltl to omrer*;. Y u A » m »*ur - ,, . ... . T * i Collector General Court Work Clerk Circuit Court. Recording and Criirrat Court Work E*f»*n*r* of Election* IlHtrvfil for Con lli tk fncln • . l yi itII lttii.au aU.UO lHii.no I5m.O» 200.fin Mill ou m:\ i r s i i: s i . i n Seminole f mints of c iiu Ja.no MiO.UO 2'*<1.0I %V» OD ,1,000 00 j. jD0.ua *100.00 ftml (Mi ;,iiq * » A fio u tfla **, C le r k « f t f‘e t i f e n p f in d < **«4j r t id S e t r m u l r * m n ' - m v ‘#,' " r I» » tf«e Pillmile of ills Iti X. nm-, ..t t (,.♦ l.rm r-l * »n-l •*! si I ..... v«sr s-ndintf Hrpts*m!irr lUih. I'M *, eue j.t kmi» ,i.-*l , Id for rum Inn and In*Ini - t *1 |.«- |.\ 1. <*•■411 K* A 17 17 17 17 17 >j * Add 1 itff f mill* an vuluniitn oF I *» 4 . -,t-11m: 1.* t *•* Sot i f ) S t R c »f I I like A M I M I M F I I T I !f l M M l Si ntiftole ('tillnt } I9IH * .'.imp (id Sk+ft(f and Orpulir*. t!o*t Hill* in Crlrntnal C*as#.* < «n*tah|r«. Coat Hill* in i'rimtnal t'gu 1 f Irrk iif 1he Clrrult Court, i r»*t V111|« in t 'nri etepli allt. " sizes . A nother proverb: "W hite men are like nnd yet unlike ipmi!* When you him one in your enimtry you wilt *mm 1 see a tlm-k. I tut the ipjnlt* leave you again, the white men never.” One* large lot Men’s $5. Dress Oxfords, Tan, Patent Leather and Gun Metal, Button and Lace— Sale Price KSTIMATt: O f Itr.VENIIB FINE ANl» to H K L IT im ; rust> Hroilnolr Cuunly . lor Ihr risrtl Vr«r Kudin( Hrplrmbrr .lOlh. ISIS . ___________ _ ■ - -____ ____ _____ _ . r . ---------- l.xae.us - AfVlo.OO 1. K. A. [to u ila ii. Clrrk of thr t'ircuit Court of 7rml"nolr CoJnty. m rl'' rrth thsl thr ih o «f is I trun m llm itr of thr Itrvrnurs of lhi> f l i r . »nJ F’orfriturr Flinil-of »»til ■ painty lor thr H in t ‘y o r rndlna ikplonlirr * 0th. 1* 1*. n c r p l H i m t l.h « Irvtra, scrordtl** bnt of my VtiasIrilEr, tnfarmslion »m l lirlirf. tSr«l| /. K. A. l*t)U (il.A 88, . Ch-rk Circuit Court. Subicrtbrd anil-sworn to brlort tp* thl* 2nd d»y of July, ’A. 11. 1917. V. E. IXltlCil.ASS, N u u r y I'uMIr, Stslo ol Flotids. My rommlMlon r t )i)m ilctulrrr 10. 1* 1*T s * n t mill on ■ • • n n d valuation ot ( 1,052.420.00 . 4,051.42 Add Litlmatad Cash to t>r ca/rtrd over. ‘ , S,552.12 H,121.(0 * * per cent ol sb ove....„____ __ ___________________ ____ _— — ™ K H T I M A T K OF E X r K N g B t l H O A D F 11S 1» H i a l a s l t 4’oo nlr . „ Far Ihr Flaral tear. Kndln ( Srp lrm b rr 30th. ISIS . ®»l»rlea ol lload Huprrlntrndrnta and Ovatrrrra _ *»ld to County CommtMfonrra lor Iluad in r p r e tio n . .. ---------- —. ' " ' i ol Matrrial______ ‘ _____ _____________________________________ ________ Tools and Marhlnrry, Coyt and ltrealra ---- --------- — j;'** ^lork, Coat and Carr and Fre .ll nj Cal't lor Frar l.almr, other than (luatde ...... .............. ....... ............... » •/ of Convict Cuatda — ----- ---- * — ..... ......................... - J ,,**'hn* and Careful Convicts on ltoada .... . ---- -- ■ T O nt Frrrymrn _____________ ____________ _________ • • y m m i i on Arco nt ol lloade Huilt by Contract VAymanuon Account ot lirldyra IIulit ky Contract . to tn-orporatrd C It Ira Tind T « » n a . ------------ U r a * „ „ j /a, Continfrnrlrv . * 900.0(1 300.00 1.500.1 0 1.500. 2. 500. 2.500.CO 1. 500.10 5.250.00 550.00 1,000.00 500.00 4.500.00 1.729.00 21,379.04 Total.._______ ______________________ _ Philosophic Rgilgnatlon. 310.00 $3.98 MI'J.U'l "I)n you tfcllcvs n ]«>-.slml*t rau TZd.ua 71.*0 a compiple succos* In IlfcT’ "N o." rcpHr-il Mr. (Jrowchpr. . "Yon S,l2l.f|0 enu't hop® to til*plan«o everybody."— Wuidlingtmi Htnr. P«> of Juror in ( rimlnal E i i m , County and Juattrn P#arr Court* ofJwtrr for Contlntrocira ........ .. - ■■ -1------ E S T I M A T E O F R E V E N U E S , R O A D A N I » I IM l IK i E F U N O . Srmlnole Caonly , For Ihr Haral Year Ending Sr plrm brr JOlh. ISIS » ' « m Auto Limner fromW t. 1917 to Jan I. I S ! * , < 0 0 *0 I. K. A. t ifuglate, Clrrk of thr Circuit-Court ol Hemlnutr County, make oath that J®* abovr )• a Iruv oallmatr ol th r ttrvrltura ot thr lload A tlitdgo Fund **l eaid county ",r Ihr II.,-,| y * , r ending Srpieml-rf lOlh. 191*. « arept t » , « a to hr lericd, according to < « beet ot my kno• b ilge,* Information and brllrt. * ■ ' h . A. IMIUliL AS H, C'Urfe Clrriilt Court. (»ril Subacrilird and aworn to before me th h .In d day of July, A. I>. l o t * . * ~ * V* R. I K i n d LA No!try I' u IjII’ , St» i «■ of Flarlifa. M y rom m lu ion r i p l r n O d alttr 1^, 1911. T*« ea 5 mill, on assrserd valuation of (1,052.120.00 .......... ......... _ .......... 2O.262.I0 d f.atlmated Caah to be carrledaover — ............. 5,000.00 >5 o* Total......... 1i T j t j i * ' ________________________________________ *------- r , _ * I , T * 7 i o * * 4 w cent of ahavo _________ ' _________________ _____________ . 34,279.00 E S T I M A T E D E X P E N S E S IIO A D R O N D F U N D , Srmlmilr Cuunly For the F l i n t Yrmr Fnillng Meytrmhrr 10, 191* rat on Fonda, and sinking Fund _ —------- ----------— ----- ---------------------- ... 26,St*.00 r . * .. Seminole County * " " a 'r a of Itrvennra far Ihr Flaral V r lr 1917 and 191* Itoa.d Rond Fund A I'o ug la u, Clrrk ol the Circuit Court ol Seminole County, do e-drmnly aarrar .‘ hr above fa t. "aa true rati eallaial* 4ke llevvnue rvn oa g lily to 4ft be reiip Itons1 i f *!'0V* mate ol the ltevt-nue reasonably p etrle n e d of cne in* lload (toad . .to .. bar 30, r , j Fund for the Hacal year from October .I, — 1917 September 3d, 1912, 1919. aeroft" according ’to ***** Information, knowledge and brtlrC ih ti *kc*'' - tile Ido 011 Aotifi Sirtiugraj!her in |n*o|v«*nry Ca»i-. fhhrr Ktpr»*< * of (Sindnpl Proarcution* * CWfifl't CommloIona on Fitjra, rfc,, C o l l a t e d « . ^ M l i | P riM o m ____ _ Trampuft. Paid for, and l»i*rharKr Mm •> Paid lO County CoovfcUi \l ' r k i d on .„ . "f 1.hi yn Biillfft* I ' i f for Attrndanrr on Criminal t*ourt . . footprin t Isilll,U(J j(» nti 600.00 * Ht(n«»* Frrt _— S 98c No Scn»» of rilnoii, * -*** “^ I ’oor .loui-s was such an <xld. contrnry sort o f mnn!" * S “ Yes, Indeed. Why. even when J10 ~ ’*10.0*1 &uu.un j value to die he did It In .the livin g,] zui.ua room."— [toston Transcript. * ounty Judgr, fTuat ISIlia ill Crlmidal ( ’«*' » One Jot o f Ladies’ Patent Leather Ox., $5.00 values at $ 3 .9 8 fsO00 j (hi to) Ju*t if *■ ol t h r l'« a *pM ( ’o*t H i l l * in t rim (rial « i m * * * t n t y F r o « 4 r u ^ lr i^ A It b r p r y • . tile m a i n s In th e g t o u n d ** roui From Finn anil C o m i rollrrtril One lot Children Canvas Slippers; $1.2 values at *.i> s 11 Swar.i n a t i v e p r o v e r t i "It re- \trt rm t o f above K X I* K N H l!H M M : $5.48 T in WliilB Msri In Africa. " T i l e f o o t p r i n t , o f t h e w h i t e mnn Is 1n »i <. 1 \ , My 1"««m»1■'" - •i«.r ***;.t »-* t <• , -*.***r I " . f Jo do * Far Ihr I l**cal I ear Fitti n g S r p l r m t i r f One lot Men’s Tan Oxfords $7.00 and $8.00 values at lM » r« i| .A J*H . Fid F'tirnaii*d i *«h to Iit* rnffD | nvi r K H T IM A T IC n r 17 I have Minn*lines thoUKln that I would w rite a letter to the paper nnd j sign It Ira It t'liitu-nd or Henry Stern Wheeler, and in ltd* letter t would excoriate the editor and tell him Just ' how th e country ought to he run nnd 1 how tltile he knew ntaint It. • t 'I* rk • <t . uti i 'Fulurrihc'd and »\iorn to btfurr mr thi* 4nd day <d lu!>. A I* 191T, \ i 17 ~ " 17 pain. I'erRs t iji.li t Is an nl.«o17 lute loie-.-tri. (nr lid- lndn.es !7 slei'p. wliltJi is tin* 1j 11j 1 k 17 unrest remedy. Rest an hour or '7 no If possible, then upon arising'7 eat a very-fight meal, consisting 9f .o f s o m e hot Hipild, m-Compnnled 17 by tons! or n i-rm lter. ltut you know how you put <»ff these thing*, mi I did not do It for ninny, many (ears Then I sat down and Just burned Hie paper. I added a i*aren* tie line; then of emirM- they would nut dere to print' my letter I know 1 tint we|| enough. Mid llo-i didn't. It liev er Hppi-ai.-l Wasn't ilnit a g.«>d .Joke j 01. ltd- paper'- MIinieapollM Journal. \ Tota l Kati mated Revenue, Iltn-fit T a m I* I- f Ladies’ White sizes. $3.00 and SS2 Writing to Ills Pra»». For I hr F U ra l Vrar^F Hiding Srplerttltrr lUlli. 4 31» From I,irrn*rH t*J 17 17 IS 17 t7 17 17 17 17 17 i7 '.7 i» iV IV »7 17 17 Total K s t i M \ 1 i: s . M j|| ii'tli'x •* tlx* __ — E. A- DOUGLASS. . sizes 17 1717 17 1717 17 17IV 17 17 17 17 1717 itf 17 17 12 17 P R A C T IC A L H E A L T H HINT. 17 -----17 8our Stomach. 17 17 17 t7 17 17 17' t7 17 IV CO ti Hou r atoindcii, n v e r y c o m m o n n l l m c n t . Is a ' a y m p l o m r a t h e r Il i a n a disease. I t 1* d u e c i t h e r t o e x c e s s iv e secrdllon o f a d d o r t o d e f i c i e n t s e cr e tion . I f th o *i»c r e t l o n Is e x e e s s l r e , s ta r c h nnd HUfjnr f r u i t * ferm ent readily, r a u s l n g o f t e n s e rio u s I r r i t a t i o n nnd d e r a n g e m e n t . I f t h e seertv t l o n I* d e f i c i e n t t h e f o o d ferm e n Is f r o m la c k o f n p r o p e r supp l y o f o d d , w h i c h p r e v e n t * th o fo r m a tio n o f lactic acid fr o m s tn r c li o r s u g a r fru it# . In s u c h c a s e * It Is I m p o r t a n t t o line n d i e t th a t w ill a v o id ferm en ta tion . Of- CO 17 17 17 itf 17 M isses D ress Slippers in a large assortm ent o f styles at \greatly reduced prices M e n 's and B oys' T ennis O xfords, 75c kind for 65c. M isses and Children's Sister S ue Pum ps at 98c. Bargains in S h oes for the W hole Family. F R E E ! F R E E ! E'REE! I Pr. M issey Velvet Strap Slippers to (he first M iss that conics in Thursday, July 12th, that wears size 3 1-j. r -- - . i- .. , — t — * _ ------------ T - ^ ■ - - - -a a Jewelry at half price--B rooches, Breast Pins, CulT Buttons, Lockets, Rings, Stick Fins Chains, C ollar Buttons, at half price. 17 5jS 17 S 3 ten meat exclusively or withI. Itf —s turnips, which contain no starch, la the most appropriate. In many rase* an exclusive buttermilk 17 diet I* best, nnd In some ensea 17 17 fasting I* beneficial.-. But It la , 17 17 luipowdbla to lay down nn In- 17 17 variable rule for aucli enses. Tiro 17 IS avoidance of fermentation l*, 17 is however. Important In nil. 17 17 - 17 1217 17 17 t7 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 IS 17 1* 17 nr t7 (7 17 17 c : Nothing (o Ba ailnatf. 1 ' A Roroan stole philosopher was dll< ■ coursing ono day on Ilfo and death. "They nro Just tho same,"- ho said; “ there la no difference between them.". | "Why don’t you die, then. If there Is.) no difference?" one of hls disciples asked. "Because thefe la no differ­ ence," returned the philosopher. , 8 e«ln * T h in g s . * ubtr,itied and aworn to before me thle 2nd day of July. 1017, It’s a safe bet thnt when Aladdin t.eall V. K. D O U C L A 3 F , rubhed hts Inmp nnd saw wlint tio saw, .. N ota ry Publlr, State of Klnll lt. M y rommUiiun e i p i r e , (Jrtober 19, 191*. he rubbed |he other oue to be sure he *(.°S3.420,00 at 7 mlile___ ________ . .. .. 2K.366.94 wasn’t tlroauilng. rent of above, available (or AppruprUtioni ______________ _ 2S.94S.S0 ,J Tuea-*ic - _ - 301 East F irst St. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Begins July 12th— Lasts 10 Days � 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, 1917 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, July 17, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 1917. 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>, July 17, 1917; <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/f57905a701477c820b872d65e37311b2.pdf b92f45643013fb6abf131b50875b4204 PDF Text Text % ** JT • • * IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E _W O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N SEMI - WEEKLY ON - n___________ i AND TUESDAYS FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — L ife /■ Woith Living VOLUME V III SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917 N U M B E Jm COMMITTEES WORKING SUMMARY OF MEN DRAFT COMPARISON IN PRICES ON VITAL QUESTION WAR NEWS TAKES PLACE ON ICE, WATER AND LIGHTS OF CHEAPER ICE ETC. SHOWS LULL TODAY SURE SANFORD AND OTHER CITIES board o f t r a d e m e t w it h WELFARE LAST N IG H T COMMITTEE The special committee of the San­ ford Board of Trade appointed to endeavor to reduce the price of ice haa not despaired of success and will continue until they have accom­ plished their aim. At a meeting of the board of governors of the Board of Trade and the committee of the Welfare QcpartrAent from the or­ ganized trades at the court house last night it was the sense of the meeting jh a t the Board of Trade committee continue their work and that the joint committees would take up the matter of better ice, aerated water, better lighting, cheap­ er rates, etc., and also the question of a municipal plant of nil the pub­ lic utilities for the city of Sanford. pancy, where food, lodging, medical treatment,, etc., will be furnished each recipient while in the home un­ der wholesome environments, until they are sent out into honorable poaitiona. Florida Hope Hall is the name selected for the institution! and was chosen by Mrs. Maud Bal­ linger Booth, the world's greatest and foremost prison reformer, and the incomparable leader of the Vol­ unteer Prison League, under whose auspices, these havens for the help­ less are. being established. Florida Hope Hall will mean much to the state of Florida. ,t will mean much for society in general. It is ap .effort Mr tin* uplift of tin1 race sec­ ond to none ever attempted. Even divested of every philanthropic and humane aspect, it would uttract the attention of taxpayers, for anyone uho is disposed to place the effort These committees and the citi­ oil the cold, calculating basis of tlie zens of Sanford generally wilF meet financial economics of t >i,- ,-om• with the city council at no early “inunity date, same to be announced in this paper Tuesday und all these impor­ Mr M I'Ll.FIN RESIGNS tant matters will be taken up anil discussed with the idea of- investi­ Atlornc) fur.. Railroad Com mission gating everything in the shape of Cannot Stand Cut in Salary utilities and the first step toward n At the recent meeting in Sanford municipal plant In Sanford will be of the various boards of trade to the result. wage an active campaign to prevent The meeting Inst night demon- the railroads in Florida from putting strated that the people of Sunford an increase in freight ralcv on the hate at last awakened to the fact I people tin editor ..f The Herald held that they have not bnn receiving out that an aide attorney shoubtwhat they are paying for and while represent the people at the hearing they •know this all the time it took before the railroad commissioners. the raise in ice to bring it to their Hon. James Alexander df Del,ami sttcnlion again with the result tliut argued that this was unnecessary as x!l these matters will now come be­ the railroad commission had a guild fore the council in the proper shape attorney in the shape of lion, Don for their consideration. At any rate McMullen, but our argument was there will be another lirm delivering hased on the fact that the railroad** ice in Sanford in a few days and this would have plenty o( legal talent to will Ije the first step in the direction cross question tho witnesses und the of Cheaper ice, water and lights. peuple should have one for rebuttal as Mr. McMullen was only there fur advice to the ciitnini—inn u m : a t w o r k o f v o l u n t e e r s giving We were more than right and now Hope Hall Iti Haven, for Released (bat Mr. McMullen has resigned ns attorney for tint commission it be­ Convicts Adjutant Odom in Sanford this comes more apparent that our idea The following despatch week gives us the following interest­ was good gives the result for his resignation: ing data: Florida is soon to 'have an insti­ tution which .Will mark another stride along humanitarian lines. In this era of reform there is probably no.cffort that is meeting with greater encouragement from stiftes, com­ munities, individuals, etc., than that which seeks to remove the embargo on opportunity for dirrharged pris­ oners. It is a fact that no man enn dispute, that the state and society cannot afford to dispense with the economic value of a single citizen. Men and women who have been under the bnn of the law to the ex­ tent of propitiation fqr their offenses -leaving the penni institutions uf the state, heretofore have been com­ pelled to face a frigid world— and after the thrall do in whence • they emerged encountered barriers to the avenues of opportunity, whiclv wqre practically insurmountable. ft) many coses the natural tendency *a* to drift hack into channels of rTimc, and" once ngain become a menace to society, and a burden to the taxpayers of the state. A'djutant and Mrs. L. A. Odom, officials of tho Voltmeters of Ameroflitials *of the Voluncters of A merr­ ies, . after numerous visits to the prisons of the state, covered a period >f many months, on which occasions religious services were litera­ ture distributed, inmates encouraged, Or., have not only contributed to creating a moral and religious at­ mosphere in the realms of those under the shadows of the stripes, but have interested the citizens of the rorfunoqweaRh in the promotion <d a cause and-an institution, which *r|th the systematic exercise of its ■influence proposes t o -aid men and *°mcn ns they step from prison doors. in the practical accomplishment °l this noble principle Adjutant Gddm has launched the enterprise Hampton,. Bradford County, where a substantial beginning has been made. There is much building mail-rial already on the ground, and the erection of bungalows and other structures is well un'dcr wsy. When ,n Um nenr future the doors of the home will he thrown open for occu- ------------- - CROWN PRINCE REPULSED ALL BUT A FEW OF THE hibiting the enforced military tn ployment of the -nationals of each BOARD OF TRADE WANTS TO ONE PLACE BREAKS ; STATES HAVE KNOW HOW WE STACK UP party in the territory of the other. ANOTHER . V PEPORTEI) There hus been no indication wheth­ Comparisons may be odioua but Washington. July 19.—Advices to­ er it will have Administration ap­ they are good for the sake of know­ day to Rrigadier General Crowder, proval. ing what your neighbor is paying for The government will be ready for the necessities of life and it would be the provost marshal general, indicat­ ed that the national lottery to deter­ the drawing us soon as the last state a good thing to make comparisons mine the order of liability, of 10,­ has reported by telegraph that its on alt the stuff that we buy here in 000,000 registered for military ser­ work is complete. If the last tele­ Sanford. This city should sell as vice would he held next Friday. gram comes in the morning, the cheaply us. any city in the interior Preparations to ,make thu drawing drawing can Ik* held the same day. of Florida. on that daje went ahead rapidly, If it comes at night the drawing Since the ice investigation began Reports from this theatre of In­ although a final derision, as to the will take place the next day. in Sanford the Hoard of Trade has tense activity indicate a lessening in date cannot he made until the last started inquiries in other Florida the speed of the Russian drive. governor has arttinlly reported that Unrle_ .Sam's Thrift Thought fur rities for the purpose of making a Today There has even been a recession at locul exemption honrrfs in his state comparison in ice prices for light A large amount of good food, in and water, one point, where Austrian and Ger­ have finished their tasks. Details of The following placet man reserves‘ were .thrown into the the mechanism to be employed in potatoes including most of the val­ have reported through the various fray in an effort to stop the Russian the drawing have not been revealed. uable mineral elements is wasted by Hoards of. Trade: .. . (inrush which was threatening to Present plans are for the lottery to ordinary method of peeling. Baking'* . Arcadia in the jackets" also means a loss roll up tin*- entire Austro-Gcrmuh Prexrnl plans are fur the lottery to To hotels, stores, drpg stores, etc. line from Galicia down t'hrough th e : *uke. place in the Capitol building. lif the Jacket is not eaten) since 14(1 rt*. per 100, w here they take not Rumanian mountains and plains ] with tin- members of tin* senate and much of the incut of the potatoes Me*.< than 200 pound*. sti. k* to the stiff,-I,.-,1 ship and i*j 16 ......... . 100 in. smaller qunn•it her wise the F'rctirh front in •house military committee* a* wit Ilrri* in a M i g r a t i o n j tit ini. The entire proceeding is MlMMnlt'il. nrthern F'funce presents the most j nesses. Retail price to consumers in lot* Imtabl features of mm'iiv ntarv iji- not expected to take much more mad. by th- I nilcd Slates depart ' incut of agriculture for reducing the I of to to inti p,,Unds. 00 cts. per 100 lerest. F’ew day* pas* -without an tban-otic hour. Under ret-ent ruling only effort on the part of the German* to Gcmral Crowder was in confer- discarded portion of the potato to a pounds. tnimmuiiu_____ ti-1.pounds la given for a nickel. get bark some of the valuable ter- ence today with the newspaper corDrop washed potatoes in a vessel Minimum light rate $|.6U per ritory wrenched, from them in the respondent's over arrangements for of rapidly boiling water am f ultow month, regular 12 rt. per killowat; spring, or to make local inroads the drawing. The press is relied tiieni to remain 10 minutes. llcWater plant owned by city. Light elsewhere on the French lines. upon to carry to individuals throughmovc and strip tin* thin skin ns ami ice plant by Southern Ctjlities A m-w llcld was chosen for an at- out the country the information a* w h.-ii put>l■•«-* are p.i-lt il after thor­ Company * icnqit --I tin* *i-rt 'la»i night, the to when th<-> will be required to up ough rooking by boiling The pula Del.ami tic-1 re.ills *hurp alla-g fur --•mu- p<-ar In f.in- • \i-m|itioii ' Imaril- ,in<l * While the world today is awaiting with keen interest the declaration of German' policy which the new im­ perial chancellor, I)r. George Michaelis is expected to declare in the reichstng, the military forces (or the moment are engaged in infantry op­ erations of major importance only in eastern Galicia. . . lino in tin- JlcM of the gre.,i Hmilen- every • •«rI it being made to *oit burg retreat of last Mareb being de- the convenience of the papers as to •"c* will -till lie pra.'tn-.tlly raw anii l.e m lot* of ton pounds or more, oi.iy I..- handled likc raW peeled po­ •10. 10 and 6b cl*, per too, ut-cording tatoes in livered just south of St. (jffentin.{ details. I, , «»> ' JWb « « * , « quantity: Thi. is cash or coupon scalloped, l-rencb or German fried price. The crown prince chose a front near* j The ta*k of transmitting the |onk potatoes, potuto chips, tec. ,, | Water rate, $:l.()0 minimum quar* ly half a mile in extent where the ||Ms „ f numbers by .telegraph is a Dm* excellent way to rook th e 1j„ r|y . French occupied u hillock - to the problem of .considerable proportions skinned potatoes i* to hake* them Light rate. $1.60 per month min­ east *■( G.tuchy Gen. IVlaiu * but tin* press associations and |d e ­ I lie entire potato, including the thin,1jnulIll forces were, taken buck at first by graph lompanies are piuking every gobb-n brown crust may be ,-aten | Light ami ire plant owned hy Ynrthe intensity of Ho* driv. .tml yield both .......I and a b -Hus recipe for e. onom.eal feeling j,,,, \N. „ , r „ municipally cd *miie ground in the fo*t libe .*olut> ji uracy in transmission «d potatoes, was furnished by a | Huy rallied quickly however, un-l . Then- la more concern over the housewife and tested by (lie United West Palm llcarh drove the Germans util of most id task of tin- individual newspaper* States department of agri.-ulture. li-e wholesale in lots of |0O the occupied positions ! after ilo-v r e ive by wire the rc- rtir di-partitielil will In- glad to have ixiiiitif* or’ more, $12.01) per ton, 200 The situation in iVtrograd run ,nii . i >,.• .i» . * ug | large eoiit- otln-r housewives write of thrift pound coupon book at rate of f.viui timie* tpqilded. but *1hi pro\imoiiuI mnnlttes the problem of printing I he practice* wiii.-ii they have found iis/-ton. Retail price to consumers fit) government apparently ha* decided serial numbers with tip* names of ftil III their homes. cl«. per hundred in 10 to lot) pound to lake hold w’itji a lirm hand and men they represent, in each district j loin. • . it out with the ultra extrmee ele- attached is one of staggering pro­ Electric light rate $1.5(1 per month t:i tvs \ k i : n .o i itis iiiN G tocols which are keeping the city in port ions. . j minimum, allowing ID killownts, a turmoil Martial control his been . , , In New lit,* ■ tv. when* there Suiifnrd I mlgc «Take* in Nine Good making a rate of 16 els. per killowat. fstah.ishcil there and drartn- inea*- i . . .... . .Gus rate $1.00 per month* mini­ , . ... are 18!) of the t.ofii ewemptiun dta- * Men Wednesday Nighi Tallahassee, F'la., July 17.— D. C. ures tire, the order of the,,day. mum on a guarantee not to use tricts, a 11*1 of the Humes and.num­ Nine g<sol men and true were Meanwhile-the cabinet council is McMullen, formerly of Tampa has ber* would till many newspaper t iketr into tin- Sanford lodge of Klks more than 500 feet. Meter rate is considering a proposal to transfer offered his resignation to the railroad $2.00 |H-r 1000 feet. Water, light pages. FIven to give sufficient names commission on account of the rut in the seat of government to Moscow ami numbers to rover those likely Wednesday night ami after they bud and gas plants owned by prjvute his salrry made by the legislature, to remove it from the scene of tur­ to lie railed to the eiilors iltlilpliut i-l y crossed the burning sands they wj-re corporations. treated to a line eltiekull pillail to­ which reduced the amount paid him moil, and it is also announced that means enormous work. t'learWatcr gether with ilo- members id the lodge from $4,500 a year to $:i,000, and the general assembly of workmen, Under 100 pounds, cash rate, $10 While the Provost Murshal (left- und the grill room was n scene of fes­ also cut the salary of the secretary, soldiers und peasants will lie held at per ton*or 10 pounds fo r 6 cts., 100 end's office was-busy clearing up th tivity ..until a '|nt$ hour. At the Mosrow "to prevent interferences J. W. Yon from 12,000 to $1,600. to 1100 pounds $.** per toff, U00 lb . Gov. Cntts attempted to veto the * from un irresponsible section of the last details id the drawing) the prob­ same meeting four other good men blocks $0.00 per ton. lems of alien registrants, other than were elected to membership and u* they were, hut Attorney General Petrograd garrison." Coupon books, 10 jh. coupons enemy aliens came before the senkte they will be taken through the paves West ruled that he did not have the (500 Hi to block $10 per ton. Developments of the pust few days in u resolution introduced by Sen- ul the next meeting nightl Those power to do this. , 60 lb. coupon (2000 lbs. to block) have' placed a somewhat different utor Chamberlain, chairman of the who were strong -enough tq stand Bather than accept the cut, Mr. aspect upon the Melbourne- St. military committee, it provides for the gaff Inst.'Wediiesduy night urtd $H.00 tier ton. . • 300 |b. rnupoa (6000 lbs. to book) McMullen ha resigned and it is said Uloud ro^d question. Petitions are the drafting fnr militrfry service rtf ure -now full Hedged Fllks were $0.00 per ton. Mr. Yo.n will do likewise. Chairman now being circulated asking the citizenr of countries at war with W. Deane Turner, W. M, Haynes, Fllectrir light rate, $1.00 minimum Burr of t hi* railroad commission hus county rontmijsioners to form a now- Germany who ure now residing in G. AV. Hailey, L'd. F. Lane, F'rcd I*. p er.month for all lighting. .Second issued a statement in whirh he says road and bridge district. No. .'I, and the United States upon the' same Strange, F\ W. Mahoney, Leslie the railroad had the largest lobby authorize the calling of an election terms as American citizens are liable, Itry an, ( ’ has. Britt, ull of this city 100 killowat, 8 eta. All over K WH., 7 cts. at Tallahassee this winter he has for the purpose of voting bonds for under the National Army bill. and J. A. Seydel of Grange City. Water rates: F’lat rate of $1.00 ever seen uni intimates that the $2(15.000 for the construction of a The resolution seeks to *meet the Sunford lodge is in a most flour­ per mbnth. Meter rate, 1st 600 railroads were trying to get rid of u brick road eight feet in width, grout­ views-of the State Department, how­ ishing condition.anil the best men of culm (-•I, $1.00; 2nd 600„ 16 cts. couple of fuithfu! mt*n by making it ed with cement nr concrete shoul­ ever, by excepting from its action* this and adjoining ' coiunties un­ per 100. F’rom 1000 to 6000 cubic impossible for them to live on their ders, making the actual width of the ritizens of countries whirh have joining to take advantage of the feet, 10 cts. per hundred. salaries. . road nine feet. . treaties with Ihe United States pro- mugnifleent lodge room erected here Plants owned by private corpora­ ---------------- *' -----‘ -------- ---------ut u great expense und also to take tion. • Jordan's Latest / advantage of thq many good things ' Fort Myers Here's the last fish , story -or, the Fllkdnn affords when you are Same as Sanford rates, except maybe, we should ja y bird story—to away from home und at home. Sanford consumers buying small lota reach this office: Aa the yacht Harris Under tho able administration of of 5 un<l 10.cts, get more than Ft. Brothers of I’ unta, .Gorda •was get­ Flxalled Ruler O. L. To; lor the of- Myers people. Lights. Minimum ting ready to sail from Marco last Peers are right on the job every $1.50 per month* for .residence,' $2.<FY F’ridity afternoon tho crew and pas­ minute and the lodge is said to In* per month for buslnesi. Same KW. sengers saw a pelican plunge down conducted in a manner that has as Sanford. Plant* owtiud by' pri­ to the water and catch .a lish. Th brought wordji of praise from ninny vate corporation. bird, as usual, while sitting on the visiters who have been hc;o a. vari­ Miami water threw up its head to let the ous times. The lodge Wednesday Ice Ratix: 240 lbs. for $1.25; 480 fish slide into its pouch, when, just night decided to ullow•’ the* the Indiin lauica of lbs. for $2.50; 1000 llw. for $4.00; at that instant the pelican was This is tho scuson of our dis­ town property -metal roofs 10 rents the Red Cries to use the lodge 2000 lbs. $7.00; 0000 lbs.,* $19.60. snatched beneath the water and was content und we may us well get to 25 cents per hundred dollars, room and the spacious torch for To consumers: 40 eU per 100 seen no more. A large porpoise was ready fur. the day when no fonger shingle roofs 20 to 35 rents, hay and their work and '/his will tie greatly pounds', 25 eta. fur 50 lbs., 16’ eta feeding nenr, but-the crew of the will the average man be uhle to feed warehouses in town or country appreciated by* them ns nn hotter for 25 lbs., 10 els. for 12 lb.i or 6 yacht ennpot say whether it was this carry insurance and- the man who not in fire limits $1.00 |H*r $100 In­ nr cooler plnee could b<* found in th.* pounds fur 5 cts. marine hog, a shark or a tarpon that can afford to carry it will drop his crease. Hotels outside fire limits 80 city. Gn* rnt.* $1.50 per 1000 cubic dragged the bird under and swal­ insurance because he can insure, b>* cents per hundred* rai dollars. • • feet. lowed it, but they do know that the own property cheaper than, the inOther pri'4" in proportion. The Following a careful consideration Light rate, minimum $1.00 per* pelican utterly disappeared and they surancc trust. These following I Sanford Hoard of Trade will take up und discussion by (he cattlemen end month. Water rite, $3.03 mini­ sny that they never -before saw or prices will be banded to you when this matter nt their next meeting business men anent Ihe advisability mum per quarter. • heard of such an occurrence. They you renew your insurance on your and would like to have representa­ f St. Lucie county making an active Unauthentlc reports show tc« have always thought that pelicans property: tives of the fire insurance companies campaign against t|ie cattle tick, the prices at smaller' town*: • * • • arc immune to submarine attacks, Ten per cent on mercantile build­ present to give their -side of the epunty commissioners are now si-riGfee-t ' Cove Sprin t*, consumer hut ducks are not. We print this on ing with rm-tul roof or composition story. durly considering the proposition of |iri<*«-s. .4 ) cts. p *r ion U»s. • this page to attract the attention roof. Dwellings in tire limits metal And.it these prices are not correct adding two mills on to the annual Kisuimqv'e. consumer prices, 35 with a view to getting an explana­ roof 20 cents per hundred increase. the insurance companies can tuke milluge for thu purpose of providing eta. per 100 lbs. a tion from .the noted ornithologists, Churches 25 cents per hundred in­ up their defense in th< paper and the sum of $10,000, with which to Fustis, consumer prices, 60 cts. and ichthyologists with whom F’lor^ crease. -School houses 25 cents, we will find out why insurance is so erect dipping vats over the county per 100 lbs, ida ia blessed.— Puntn Gorda Her­ bourding houses 35 -cents, hotels in­ high here when Sanford has a first und inaugurating u systematic cam­ Umatilla, 35 cts. per .100 lbs. at paign for destroying the tick. * side fire limits 40 cents, fourth class c'ass fin* department.. I plant. ald. ’* • j J ANOTHER BURDEN"* FOR THE PEOPLE FIRE INSURANCE IS RAISED TO PROHIB­ ITIVE PRICES IN FLORIDA - i �j |S ] At the Lyric Toni III K itty Gordon, with three new do­ mestic creations, three magnificent specimens of the modiste’s art at L y ric Theatre tonight in her socond screen play, “ Her Maternal R igh t," 'ai five 'act-dram atic vehicle, written specially for her by Willard Mack, specially for hor by Willard Mack, the noted playwright and Author of “ K ick In ." . t t t . “ H er Maternal Right," the big five part human Interest drama re­ leased by the W orld Film Corpora­ tion with K itty Gordon starring, will be the feiture sh.wn on the screen at the Lyric Theatre tonight. Miss Gordon wears many thousands of dollars’ -worth of clothes in this picture, but wonderful and gorgeous as her clothes are, her fine acting will be found even more Imprsesive than the sight of elegant gowns. t t t m ■ Leon Bary In M ystery Serial One ol the principal players in “ M ystery of the Double Cross,” the new Paths serial, the first episode of which will be shown at the L y ric Theatre Saturday, is Leon Bary, formerly Sarah Bernhardt’s leadin man, who at the outbreak o f the European War fought for seven months in the trenches. This serial features as the heroine Miss Mollie King, one of the young­ est screen stars. Bury plays the ps»rt of Peter Hale, the hero, whose inheritance of his LY R IC THEATRE 1 The Place To Meet Your Friends I TUESDAY WEDNES DAY Wm. A. Hrady Presents I'athr |'ir*<nla "M A R Y KITTY CiOltlMJN * la LAW TON’S SECRET" " l l c r Mnlernal Right” Lonesome l.uke Comedy Pnlhe News i i THURSDAY Yiiagrnph Presents A GOOD FIVE REEL FEATURE AND ALSO A GOOD CHRISTIE ' COMEDY l FRIDAY SATURDAY Wm. A. Ilrady Presents *A Good Man' "Easy Money’ Comedy • T H E PRICE OP PRIDE" F lf ll Fpiaodr o f "M lslry of the Double Cross” Also Pslhc News I'ralnrUg Molllr King T I • COMING f THEADA BARA IN » “ Darling of-Paris” T THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC AND FINE PICTURES I affair of orange and black and the lng him to report to Manager Clymer, groom bad a bright red bathing Ridley wlrod ho would report nidley wfcj Is ono o f tlio boat pitchers In tho .West*. suit. Aim m u 1t t if y T ni g f unm a-TTW w « r h m m u w » good news to their many friends in the 1017 class. Tam pa and they continued their Buying at Homo. father's millions depends upoh his journey, which was one of the most A surgeon In n Western marriage to a girl branded with the novel and exciting* honeymoons on gaged to perform nn operation of mark o f the Double Cross. This record. After leaving Sanford they minor character upon a somewhat un­ gid comes into his life when, return-.! encountored many storms, and the sophisticated patient, asked him If ho ing from a European vacation he re­ boat capsized many times. They were w illing to have only a local anes­ K All Local Advertisements Under ceives a wireless telling him. of the paddled to Astor, a distance of 160 thetic. " 8 ure," replied the other, "I This Heading THREE CENTS s strange provision* of his father's will. milea and then —cured a sail and bcllctybrIn..patronizing home Industry Line For Each Innertion. Minimum That night, returning unexpectedly 'hailed on into Jacksonville, losing whenever you cun.” Charge 25 Cents. . to his stateroom he finds a girl read­ their w a y many times before finally ing the message with a keen interest. reaching their destination. In answering an advertlsemeht They h i l l i * at A p p llc itU * far T a t l t » » d t ndrr Later, during a panic on shipboard, will motor back to Tampa tomorrow Hrr.lpn 8 • ( < kiplrr 4SSS, L a w * at f l a i - where no name is mentioned in tho Ida he finds that this la m e girl is brand­ afternoon. ad, please do hot ask T h e Herald * . * Nallt* la Lucky 0*rn that T. W I d ifi pairbaicr ol Tai Canlllrsta No. 3136. data! for information as to the identity of ed with the mark o f the Double T h ey slept in the canoe on the trip Ik* trd day ol Juiw, A. I). IPO?, h«« Sled Cross. She eludes him but latAh Usually we do not •ilit*i»rtiflratc in my biflea. and ha.n-.aJr the advertiser. down and spent only one night un­ application tor tai deed to iwar In tePeter thinks he has found her in know who the adverUaer is and If rordinro with law. 8tid cartlOcat* *m li«*i der shelter. This was because Mrs. Ik* Ullawlnp dr*rrih*d property alluatfd In Philippa Brewster. we do we are not allowed to give Timberlake was sunburned severely. HemilInola. county. Florida. . . t»-wll. . Lot 4. out this information. Simply write Iter. 34, Townahlp IS South, Rango 32 K»»t. Both young people a^e very happy It acre*. Tha aald land t>«ing aaaoaaad at Jack Treadway, a bank teller, in- and have the best wishes of their tha data of the latoanco ol aurh' cartlOcat* la a letter and addreao it as per in­ namt ol Unknown. Unloaa.aald rartlfl- structions in tho ad. fatuatod with an actress, lavished many friends for a successful mat­ tha cala ahalt bo rodoomod according to law tai the funds of his bank upon her. . She rimonial voyage as that taken on dood will ioaua lharooa on tho IBlh day ol Auiuat, A. D. I*»7. FOR SALE turned him down, but the worry of their honeymoon.— Jacksonville Me­ Wltnoaa my offlrta! aignatura and aaal thla tho |7lh day ol July, A. I). 1 9 17 the shortage of his books was para­ trop olis.'_____________’_______ (coal) E. A. n o u n LABS, I have leveral customers for small Clock Circuit Court Somlnolo Co., Flo. mount in his mind. When he marBy V. M. Douglaao. IL C. improved or partly improved truck of his predicament, his wife made SS-Tuca-Cte farma at Sanford. I f you want to the actress reimburse her husband sell let me try placing your farm. Noilco of A pane alien fort In i Deed tinder the money he had lavished on her. Nrctloa S of Ckaptrr 4SSS. Law* of Flar- J. O. Packard. 95-2tc Ida How she succeeded in doing this Notlcd la kereby glvea that P. It. Botlon, forms an Interesting atory which is purchaaor ot Tai Certlflcata No l i t datid L et me sell your farm. Best de­ ithe mw win vi «st/| A - iU. » . loan, u i i6lad iv u 6th wsy day of July, A. 1016. rbaa told in five strong parts in the World •aid rortlflrato la my office., and ha* made mand in months. J. O. Packard. film feature, " H e r Maternal Right,” application for tai dead to losuo la afford-’ 95-2tc anew with law. Bald rwrtlflcata embrace* with K itty Gordon playing her best Tris Didn’t Reach Pinnacle Until tha following described propet ty altualed Ih Bemincda county. Florida, to-wll:- Beg. Ik It characterisation every seen on the After He Was Thirty-two Potato Vines— Healthy, thrifty N ol BE cor of BW Iiol NWJ4 Bee *2. Tp screen. • 21 8. It SI E, run W 7.66 rhe' N 6.20 chi, vines, . $2.00 per thousand. Full Years Old., • E 7.86 ebs B 6.30 tha. 4 acre#. The aald • t t t land being aaoceeed at' the data ol tha laau- count and quick shipment are two anew ol aurh certlflcata In Lho name ol K itty Gordon in private life Lady H. W. Seig, Jackson­ J. Jelka lira. Union aald cwrtlflcate ahall bijf factor*. be redeemed according to Ipw tai dead will ville; FIs, H. II. Bcresford, 'w ife of the titled ' — . 94-3tc The duel between Tris Speaker and laaue thereon on-the 16th day of Auguai, Englishman of that name, who has T y Cobb |wcsouts ono bizarre angle A. D. 1917. Wltnraa my official algnlture and teal thie been one of the prominent and dom­ that few have ever considered. For Sale or R ent— Home on San­ the 17th day ol duly A. I). 1017. DOUOI.A5S.. (*eal) • K. A. DpUUl.A! inant figures of the English and ford Heights. A bargain. Mrs. W . Ono writer hns even gone so far bn jurt Bemlnolr Clerk Circuit Court Bemlnole Co., IFie. American stugo for years pikst, when to say that age la beginning to tell on Itx V. M. Mouclaa*. II. C. 95-Tuce-ttc ................... H. Trendwell. 94-2tc the ^ ’orhl Film • production, "H e r Ty nnd that "the younger Speaker Inis Nollrr o f Application lor T e a O r r d Under Gas Range for sale and good;nine Maternal Right" will be the feature overhauled tho veteran at .Inst.” Hecilon S o f Chapter <8*6. I.awo of F lo f. room house for rent. Inquire at 210 (da shown «»n the screen. In this pic­ The ultimate di-tnlls nro somewhat . ......... . . . , , , | N i . l l o I* hr irt.y given (hat W . II Taylor, Park avenue. 94-tfc ture K itty Gordon wears throe gowns d i f f e r e n t . In p l a v o o f Ih ' I i i i : y o u n g . |iurrh*.rr o l f a i f ‘ » n i f l c a i » N o . i b i , .inr.l *•»>' o( ■lun*. a . i ». l o o s . h*. tii.<t that are the latest innovations of the. S p e a k e r Is ttirtH* y e a r s o l d e r th a n T y . ,h* I olid f r r ti f l r a tr in my ofTire. anil I m mad** 1 F o r Sale — One fine large team of modiste's art, hut although her or nearly so. and it hns therefore been application for ( 1 1 ilrvil to iatur in arcurdanrr . , , , , with law. Snlil rrrtifirati* r m l i r a c f t the* fo|- mules with wagon and harness. A l s o tlie older man who overhauled (lie gowns are wonderful, her perform­ j lowing d r K f l M i»roirf||r ailu alrt) In j r implements. Call °....n *n iipli* r«»unty. Florida, to-wit: H 1-fFnf 8 W 4* farming (>r ance, from an artistic and dramatic younger. ,.! SWIi Sao jii T,2° B ii 29 JB . r .fl wrjtc R. O. Riddle, Eustis, Fla. While Cobb l* younger Ilian Speaker, standpoint, even excels her magnifi­ Ui><| l«lng L.lng *»»c.»rd *•-«•■*«■<! at ■rrr«. The aald lain| al th* Ik. . " * ho bad served lhive years under the <1*1. ol lbl< (•• uan r. of aurh rcrtiflral* In thr 9.1-4tp cent clothes. . n n r t ot Unknown. , mu In (out lieforc Tris broke In. Ty Auo: N o l l r r ia hrr.ty |l«rn that W. n. For Sole— A No. 1 saddle and entered major league scrvlco at eight­ Taylor. purrha»rr r ‘ Tai Crflinral* No. 62. Youngest Serial Star een. whereas Tris was twcnly-flvo Ih*- datrd th r l»th .lay 1 July. A . ' I * . 1918, ha, driving horse or will trade for good Mollie King, star of "M ystery of fore lie donned I lie harness of big fllrd aald . r r l l A r a t . n rry nfflrr, and lia* work horse or mule. \V. II Morris u . . . madr anpll .rio n I• r i * d re d to l«*ur When P p e a l . e r Imil |n .rrorJ an . r « n h !-.» ; i.l r v r ti f l r . tr rm- F o r e s t C i t y , the Double Cross," the l*utlie serial league service. Fla. 93-4tc - ' --I proerri _ rr* *•••• "* " r 4 . . . >■ ait (hr lirsl episorie of which will III' at p n s s e tl tils l l i l r l v - s e e o i i t l y e a r a m i \ 'as l,,» I'atnl In S. intiolr -m iKi). H o n d a , l»-wi| still averaging 2 .1 t» . ’ It) points I nick of W f , Ilf S i l ..I N W , nl S K I , Svr. .1 the Lyric Theatre Saturday hus the For Sale —Church chnndclier, 10 T p 20 8, K K. 5 aerr*. T h r aai.1 1/n.t distinction of being the youngest Ills Georgia rival each campaign It tvn* bring R H r u c t at thr ilatr ut !*•<» iaauanr. of lamps, kerosene, price $25.00. S. M. taken-for.granted that lie had missed aurh c r r tlf lr a lr in ihr nanir r f r*. M. Orlamotion picture aetress who hns ever Morse, Orange C ity, Fla. 92-4tc . Ii In chance. Exceedingly few athletes wrM. played the lend in an important se­ iH'gln to Improve after thirty-two. • Unlraa aai.l rrrtlflratrc r.hsll I • r-.|r»rnr,| arrordlng lu t a w ' l a i d»».la wi.l i • j j lh»r.For Exchange—"Y a c h t Ellayre,” rial. Mis* King was born in New Thirty Is generally the spot where the on on lh» IHh day ot Augd-.l A. t>. 1917. W ill exchange -T-y ndirial i l | u l i t r i . an. I aril (hla 3 6 ) j ft by 8 ft beam. York city in April. 189H, and has skidding begins nml the decline sets In. IhrW.tr IT •, . ' a - - pi July. A. I». I*>17. for a good 1916 or '17 five passenger Itrab K. A l i n U U I J A S S , been on the stage since the early lint two years after till* landmark Clrrk Clretilt t ’ run Srmlnol.' Co., h’la. automobile. Address \V. F. Ayres, age of eight months. A t the age of the Irrepressible Tris suddenly absorbs tly V. M. tlnuglaaa. I>. ( ' Daytona IL-nch, Fin. 8C-tfc 98-Tu— f.lr seven she had an important rhibl a new grip <>n youth and, nftcr trailing1 for seven campaigns, dasla-s oil past part with Muyinc .Elliott in " ile r own W a y " and made a hit in New Ills inn in rival and bolds that advan­ tage for eight mouths' actual combat, York ami in l^mdon. Saturday. embracing iv i games. I.vrir. S|>cnk5'r has always-l»eeii a great ball SPEAKER THREE YEARS OLDER THAN TY COBB m ,\ Komunlir Honeymoon Roma nee of an altogether un­ usual kind is told in I lie story of marriage of Mr and Mrs. Timberlake of Tampa, who have arrived in the cify this afternoon after living married in their bathing suits at Francis Reach near Lakeland, July 5th. T h ey motored to Sanford in a Ford, picked up u (10-foot canoe, shipped the automobile to Jackson­ ville and tlicq came down the St. Johns river in the small boat, "roughing it " all the way, a distance of more titan 200 miles by river. Doth bride and groom are sun­ burned to a' healthy brown, and when they get hack to Tampa none of their friends will recongize them. Mr. Timberlukc is n valued em­ ploye of the Tampa Gas Co., under Mr. Iloscoe Nettle*. While in Jack­ sonville he railed on M r. Allen Rumboldti present manager of the Jack­ sonville Gas Company, nnd formerly of Tampu. The romance started July Fourth when the young people told the bride's parents they were going to ride. When they arrived ut Lake­ land they secured R ev. L. D. Lowe and carried him to Franris Reach, where they donned their bathing suits and were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony in this novel way. T h e bride wore a one-piece THE STAR T H E A T R E 4 TUESDAY— Metro presents Mme Petrova in "The Soul of u Magdalene" ul*o it "M usty Suffer" Comedy. W ED N ESD AY— Free Ticket Day. Special two reel K ey­ stone Comedy in addition to the regular five reel program. THURSDA Y — The Famous Triangle Plays. Dorothy Dalton in "The linrk Road" also u comedy ‘The Innocent Sinners' FR ID A Y— Pauline Frederick in "The Love that Lives", ulso . o Comedy." • SATURDAY'— Dorothy Gish in "Her Official Fathers" r i HI HI H! HJ MATINEE DAILY AT 3:15 P.-M . HI U l 121 PLAYERS LIKE :v: For JUnt-Cottage on Mmsii l and Eleventh street, $(J 00 C oli* ’ month including water. door. • * Anrllu J * * I can rent that farm of yoW| ^ you will-place it with me i n Packard. ' °- »5-2te For R e n t- T w o 807 Magnolia. furnuhed mom. For m etto room. ^03 Rent—One avenue. p . i_ Furnished Rooms by [)»y, or M onth— Park avenue (lit, i t J N o rth Park avenue, over L. p Philips A Co. drug itore. n * Jamea Patton, manager. WANTED W anted—Boy over 14 year* to work In store. E. If. Peter*. 94.^ W A N T E D —Part of house or rooa* , for light houstfkeoping or rottm j unfurnished. Inquire I'D,” care a* Herald. I W anted—To sell or. rent that fans for you; Thee dmand Is good jut’, now. J. 0. Packard. 95-2te L o st— Pair of gold rimmed glasses Finder return to Herald office u 4 receive reward. , 95-2tj* • D E P A R T M E N T O F T I I K INTKKIOg tl. S. Lam! Office at (•■inrv%i!Ut n , JtJrtr I f j| • . N o l l e * U hereby c l i c n that l l u l n K Verm illion ol Wekiwa. Florida, u Juno 17. I012, mull' Knlrv Si 0107A.1. for S*, of S K 1»• Srrf i„ h jJjJ of N K J a , Son ion 12, T o « n i l i i p .• s 2y K, 1 lilahliktio Meridian, hi* filet of intention to make Five war I'raaf, i i ritalillah claim to the l^m| atio*r lr*4riW^ ] •*. forr rlrrk rirruii m u r i , *i t.-u... r>*. d « , on th . 10gn day » l Augu.i r»)T c l a i m a n t n*m*« •* „ T . I. Boyd, nl U V k i a a , FlnlMa I K. A. Iluah, ot \ < V k i«* . Honda (laMtrg. o l Fanla, TISHd* ll u r v r y II. Itrnfror, <■( Sanford. n , ai« I • ItcaHT. W. h a . la, it.gUur. T ura a Fri-IOlr I I E P l R T M K S T «»»• T i l l : ISTCRIOI I' S l.4t»*l 4t I II »'IW. rk. i i * • mi. N o l l r r it KfcfcLy Rivrn lh»t II ,.r • Ovir*l<*, F*11*r 11♦■. v I ti • it M. •» I I H j , niuiltr i !u ii»* lr itt t*i( lr> N‘ . . » . 1, lw' ^ ' 6 «*f N \Y ' * , ?V4C» >Ofl J**. • • 21 | K r i i | i * III F. T a l l i h i i i i r Mrrulua, ku I . n o ll e * of intention to make Fite«jreaf Tra<j In rvtahliah rlaim In th r land alwo, tar] rtlhril hrfurr rltrk cirr.uit rouri, at J Klorola, un thr tilth d ay cl Auguit, |}|J. * C laimant namra aa - a i t i m i n : ' P . II. floalon nf Ovlrdn. H.rida K. M . Ma.ht.ufn nt M,ir.|... I!--,(da S. II. Fraiirr ot O v in ln , Plnn.la John Srrugga of O viedo. Florida • lit MIT. IV. PA VIS. Ogiitar. 8 9-T ur* A Pfl-tOlr In M cG raw ’a Abaenc* Giants Pu t Up Fina A rticl* o f Ball. . When John .McGraw o f tho Glnnt* tvns siispciuled after Ids row with Um­ pire llyrun there were many who'said that tlie team Mould go to |deees. On / l' 1 ' I S TIME! \ n 'v x To Buy Your Place in M. M. Smith’s Sub-division. Land Going Fast, Get a Good Location. . . . » __ • . - * Photo by American P ita s Association. •• •• ( ii Aiu.r.Y litazoo. S E E •• •• the coutrury, the -Giants took a tiraco nnd mnnaged to win n majority of gmue*. A great deni of tho success Is duo to Charley Herzog, tlie captain. Her­ zog is popular with the members o f tho club, and every uiuu did bb best to win. i Join* Profa*aional Rank*. Another good collego ball plAyer will , Join tlio ranks o f tho professionals. ‘ Edward nidley, cnptnln of tho Indi- ( ana university ujnc, hns agreed to re- j port to tho Loalsrlllo team o f tho i American association for a tryout In response to n telegram from Fred Boole, Loulsrllle'pltcher who Inst year coached U'U Indbuf lx»U tr*® rpquest-11 llll llll 11111111 11111111 Ill llll INI III) III! HU ® ______ i 73 -tf HERZOG. --- ■ - RENT ^| HI HI W e Challenge Competition amt Invite Comparison for player—one of the greatest —but be up­ set tradition and the pop eyed dope by delaying Ills drive to the iiialii peak nt the age of thirty-two and holding It nt thirty-four. It Is no ccrtnluty that he will maintain the crest this jour, hut lie Is well • n IiIn way. with no evidence of uny slump In sight, n (letter ball player at tlilrty-threc nndtlilrfy-fonr' limn lie ever was lietwecn twenty-one and thirty. . HI AT Appiy no* n 70-tf ii IU IIU IP I PROGRAM F or S a le -T w o frp«h Jcrsey^stoek, Phone 362™* m J * �''■*-. .*£•:7*-- gESngRF E5P PAGE SIX THE SANFORD HER> Ll) Mcfagnma. A British cruUcr escorted ty men—and drop Into exhausted sleep, tory was launched by tbo GermnnB, !■ OjiJil we were -100 miles off tbo coast only to turn out at 0 a. m. t<> give a Jtir J ’rtig h am.Uir f e - g — -w— -----n -n .r w~r r. 'fftmTfti‘ 'uifiTeiut t" Itniiatloirof what and tlle Brltlsfi on the right fe ll Tsifkr nmh BliJr(TnTiooter. tliiiig n o s ^ L r*t ,ttltm « destroyer which tiad come out to pro would do to the (Jermans If they tho Cauudhins stnyeil where they wero that that dav. dar. mil got tit,« hlin imdcr !m* . meet her. At that time a notice was sneaked up on us befor* breakfast In put. helmet, and hU career w*S ? * Right here I can mention something dlau forces was over rlsht n „. posted lu the purser's office Informing six Inches o f mud. Toward the last, at'*' fWj, i us tlint we were In tho war sono and when wo thought we had been driven which will give you an Idea why de­ then, as the dawn hm u, V The Thrill and the Hell of that the ship would not atop for-any­ to the limit, they told us that we were scriptions or this war don't descrltw It. *German blK front trench. It lead: thing, even for n man overboard. That to have n ]K*rlod o f rval. Intensive train, During the first gas attack tho Cana i the Trenches, Described day a soldier fell off the Mctngniua lng to hnrvlcir ua for actual lighting. dlans, clinking to death and falling * by an American Boy. with |700 In Ids pocket, and the ship They sent us four Imperial drill scr- over each other In n tight against a never even hesitated. They left him genuti frpm lUe British. grenadier new and unheard of terror In warfnre, WELCOME. whern he hail no ehauco In the world guards, thu senior foot regiment o f the found a way—fho Lord only kndwa EIGHTY-SEVENTH CANADIANj * Sergeant Alexander McClintock of Lex­ British army and the one with which who first discovered It nnd how he to tqx-titl tits money. ington, Ky., and the Canadian Army Hai we wero util Ila ted. A t happened to do It—to stay through n Wo were n new •attnllnn. My "Make a Break!" It would bo quito unavailing for pic gas cloud and come out alive. It Isn't Gripping Tale That Every American Will been leas than •crenty-two w , 1144 Through my training In tho V. M. to attempt to describe these drill ser­ pretty to think of. nnd It's like ‘many tho- continent of Europe, and £ Bead, For He Telia the Fdcta—Unadorn­ L, I was able to read semaphore slg geants. The British drill sergeant Is other things In this war which you mans were not supposed to know ed. Wonnded, a Distinguished Conduct Dais, and I caught tho message from an Institution which ran be understood can't eveu tell o f In prlut. because the Medal Man; He W at Invalided Home, the destroyer which escorted its. It only through |>eraoual and close con­ simple deacrlfitlou would violate tho but la Ooing"Out There" Again to Fight tact and Is about as cordial as loose nice ethics about reading matter for read: JVci learned afterward that conewud "Each ship for herself now. Make electricity. I f be thinks a major gen- the public eye which hnvo grown up In For Uncle Sam and Hia Allies. An In ­ teiephotica tn the houses of tllflT f 1 i crol Is wrong be*ll tell him ao-on the long yeary of peace and traditional de­ a break r* spiring, Interesting, Personal Narrative, gtau burgomasters of the vli|HL.,. . Wo l*ent the other idenmcra o f our spot In the most emphatic way, but cency. But Ibis thing which you can't Dlnkloliiuch and IicnniugiieiV l ~ . Full of* the Spirit and Atmosphere of the convoy eight hours In getting to the without over violating a single sacred dcacrlbo meant Just tho difference be­ our position, (rare commanlcttlon SERQEANT McCLINTOCK. Trenches. dork in Liverpool, nud, according to tradition o f the service. Tho sergeants tween life and death to many of tbq tbo Gentian headquarters op,*n |,0 0, what accmcd to lie tho regular aystem who took us In ehargo to put uu tho Canadians that first day of the gas. Ono of the duties of « deisll of ow of our opcratlona at that time, we real pollah to our training had all seen men soon after thnt was to stand thn. Impatient If nothing very Important were the Inst to disembark. from twenty to twenty-five years of two burgomasters up agalu.t s w/n aeema to romo off nt first. 1 felt n lit­ The majority o f our fellows had nor- service. They had all Ixven through and shoot tbeiu. u tle ennui myself at the getaway. But the battles o f Mong and the Marne, er been tu England before, ami they In concluding this first article I want that waa certainly oho thing that didn't looked on our travels at thnt time as and they had all been wounded. They to say frankly that miy man who annoy me later. a tlno lark. Everybody cheered and wero perfect examples of a type. One claims he Is not afraid when for the In the latter part of October, 101.', I laughed when they- dusted off one of o f them ordered ull o f our comnftsslnnDy Serjeant Alexander McClintock, flrsrtlm e ho goes Into thnt hell „r flr, decided that X)to United Sin tea ought tluvsc little toy trains and brought It ed officers, from the colonel down, to D. C. M., 87lb Overseas BatL, on tho western front Is a llnr. nil,i pr. to be fighting along with England and VP to tnlre us away In it. After we turn out fur rltlo drill ono day and put ’ Canadian Qren. Guard*. tell him so to his face. U ter w0 t-I France on account o f the way Belgium wero alMiard o f It wo proceeded nt tho them through tbo muiiual of arms camo lroixrvlous, hut thht Br>t da» had been treated, If for no other leason. dlxzy rn'y of ntxmt four miles an hour, while the soldiers o f the battalion stood I prayed, ami I would have lx*ut down Aa there seemed to bo a considerable and our regular company humorist— around looking on. Copyright, 1«7, by th* B#U Syn­ dicate, Inc. and prayed only my.knees shook «>. division o f opinion on tlds point among no company complete without one— " 0 0 11110 ™™," said be very politely the people at home, I came to the con­ suggested that they wero afraid. If In tbo midst o f tbo drill, "when I see clusion that any man who was free, they went any faster, they might run ■you handle your rifles I feel Itko full­ . Tlio five remaining articles In tkli FOREWORD. white and twenty-one and felt as I did off tho Island lx*for« they could stop. ing on my. knees nnd thanking Hod remark a tilo series will np|x>nr one each Hero it a lllrrari/ product which it at ought to go over and get Into It single We wen; taken to Bnmndiott camp, In thnt we've got a navy." week. They are as follows; onto on admirable example of the force handed on the side where tils-convic­ Hampshire,• twelve miles from tho A Call For Voluhteen, - ' . No. 2.—-T h t Bomb Raid. of tlmfllo rcalittn in the dctrripiion of tions led him. If there wasn't some par­ Aldershot m'liool of. command. Tho ticular reason why tie couldn't. .There­ •The great preparation! ami rrb*.in!M On Jupe 2,-after tho third, battle of ihlngt tchich arc difficult of ordinary next day we were given "king's leave" f°r ^ nlUick. Volunlcrrt for tho job comprchcntion, and d handbook unit fore t said goodly to my parents and —eight days, with free trnns|vortntlon Ypres. while McFarland and I W ere takrn behind the line whore the Otrnua guide for every proipcctivc toldlrr of friendit -in Lexington and started for anywhere hi Che British Isles. It Is sitting wearily on our blinks during trenchre nrn i-xnril)- rtprqdaro.l The •New York with the Idea o f sailing for the Invariable custom to give this sort a strange hour tn the*afternoon when our armict. dsys o f preparation. Uon iuba.- ur wrrutm drtati of modern trtach rui.t* jhl* Sergeant McClintock hat not written France and Joining the Foreign legion o f leave to nil colonial troops Immedi­ nobody bad thought ilf, anything for article concludes with ihu turn g .Imt oat us to, do, a soldier came In with n tlorict about thr war. Jtc hat ifritlen of the French army. ately upon their nrrivrfl In England. to lh<?lr JtiU, « the war ittelf, reducing it, one might However, In our case Ireland was bar­ message from headquarters which put Decides to Go to Canaria. No. X — "O ver the Top and Giva 'Em almott tny, to irordt of one ryllalde.i red, Jlist tit that linn* Ircln-nd tvns no] a sudden stop to i In* discussion wo A couple o f nights after I got to New place for n newly arrived Canadian were having about the possibility of Hell." pet bringing to the reader's view, cb ar­ getting leave to go up to I^tndon. The Tin. English Tommy'* battle rry a* he ty and riridly. the variout atpcclt of York I fell Into conversation lu the looking for sport. break* from hi* trench. Tile l».mli r3y the great ttrugyle, hidden to all except Knickerbocker bar with a <Imp who After that they really began to make message was Hint I lit* First, Second and whnt happened. Of x i^ y it. t , Uirt. the man trim i. actually a part of It, J was In the re-enforcement com puny o f soldiers o f us. Wo thought our train­ and Third divisions of the (,'anndlnns ed forty-alx failed to return bemoei tha A t Dawn Broka Wa Made Out a Big Gcrmana had preparcl nnd mined tha H it contribution to the hitlory of the I’rlm'ess rut's regiment o f tho Cnna- ing III Cnnnda had nmqiintM to. some­ had lost -to |ht cent of their men 111 the Paintod Sign Above tha German trench. Graphic dcecrlpll'mi of Bcrgeant war mutt be chitted at one which dlpu forces. After my Inlk with him thing. We found nut thnt we might third tight nt Ypres'and tlmt fiOO rolunMcCfintock'a lerrlhle experience. Front Tranch. I decided to go up to Canada and took ns’ well hnvo l**oii playing croquet. leers were wanted from each o f our thinct with a urtr fight. * battalions to fill up the gnps, things over, I arrived nt the Windsor I t Ik fgtcinatimj in i l l timpllcily, yet No. 4.— Shitted to the Somm». Official orders now tell every soldier . "F orty per cent," said McFarland, whnt he Is to do With tils handker­ thrilling in ilt convincing detail. It hotel. In Montreal, nt 8 o'clock In tho Sergeant McClintock take* part m (he getting up quickly. “ My G<xl, think of chief or n piece of tils shirt If lie Is Icailt one, trlth. evergrowing amt com­ morning a couple of days Inter, and nt a* r (he hell of It. It! Well, I’m off to tell ’em l i l go," rile front In In ig , « >> pelling intcrrtt, fmm a catunl couvrr- "*10 o'clock tliut timrnlng I was sworn caught lu n gas attack without hi* really a rent aeclor In compart ' » nh 1 told him I was with him, and we musk. tattoo in it holt I in Xcw York thiough lu ns u private In tho f'anndhin GrauuIt." ho say* The ellenoli „ j.r, tii started for headquarters, expecting to trenct of tliifi amt Hood and thrilling dler guards, Kighiy-seveuth overseas Tim nearest I can come In print to of tho allle* for open warfare aft. ward lx; received with applause nnd |x>!nicd telling you wiiut the soldier Is ordered Whamlonixl hecau*o of tho f.illuto of ex­ eou/Uet la the moment when the kijiy bnttnliou, IJeuteuant Colonel F. 8. out us heroic examples. Wo couldn't to do In tlil.x emergency I* to-remind pected developments.. and tfucvn of England came to the bed- Melglien connontiding. They were Just even get up to give tu our names. The tide of a Kentucky youth in a London getting under wiiy, making soldiers out No. 5.— Wounded In Action. you that Ammonia fumes oppose chlo­ whole bnttnliou hint gone up ahead of hospital to thank him in the panic of of the troops | enlisted with, nil'll dis­ rine gas as tv'iicutmllzlug agent nnd This art Ido describe* the terrible fight, ns. They hotird iilxiut It first. That their nation for hit icrvlcc* Hn the cipline was quite lax. that certain emanations o f the body tho dead nnd dying, tho Inxi o f n pal nnd was the spirit of the ('mindIans. It tho final falling of MeCIIntrx-k In No They nt once gnvo me n week's leave route whh'h we have now come to rccthrew off ammonia fumes. Man's Lund, filmply told, it I* one of (he mix about this time that n story went to come down to New York.und settle oj/nUe ii« that of world humanity. Now that I T o told you how we got most remarkable descriptions or a I rtfie round concerning an English colonel tip some persona! affairs, and I over-1 Sergeant JfrCflitfocA* rceeivctt the liltfrom tin* Knickerbocker Imr and other by a participant ever put together who Imd been called upon lo furnish tinguithed Conduct medal before leav­ stayed |t live'days *All that my com­ places to a situation which was Just No. 6.— Decorated For Bravery; Hems' *r> r>£ volunteers from Ills outfit to replace ing England for home on bare, lb i < pany conuuumh-r snlil to mo when. 1 'T >V lob yards fp>ui the intrenched front 'and Uncle Sam. . casualties, jle backed Ids regiment tip r> turning l-i net t pt a t oinmittlnn in the got tmi'k. w ns tImt I seemed to have * o f the German army In Itelglufn I. against n bar nut; wall mid snkl: Tljl* mnojlltlllttf article of th«> pmi :. * rpCimodlan tict vtetft fur' i*#, The rtory it picked it]1 I'amidlnn bntilts very qtih kmight us well add a couple of details latiM In dciiilt hnw Knfjl;in*l • ,tn "Now, all who don't want to voluntold in McClInlm k't men unadorned Iv. At n tv vie tv otto day In **nr. indit­ nlsait lliingx which straight way put Urmtndnl. Hnw ih*' klntf itiuj imo tei-r step three pni'es to the rear." way. , ing Pinup I heiitd a lunjor Miv to tho tied t+f an .mi i • fear of God In our hearts. At day­ in our batlalloii sergeanjs nnd even Offituil liltsi In .i Laniluh j r , .il* " B ‘ *vp>, for liid 'fi *nk»* don't <nil me officers offered to go as privates. Me break one o f our Fourteenth platoon luntry h ilifiiilltig, InilmaU' nr; .1 ' Hurry >*r spit In the ranks, 11ere conies In# tncidpnt* l*»M by and »*f 1 h -I I'llrlaiid and I were not accepted; our men. standing on the filing step, push lln* geneHtl"* Him, <m1 biV'U Ills tiriii li lirlm et ami rrlimrk- 1 Tommie*. Trying to iU*ht fj»r I n volunteers went ;it oner, arid wo wero | I m i .VT lay, i i.-ilm l" being inueli of We found out eventually that llu-ie re enforci d up to strength by draft * | n writer, nud up lHI now I have was a reason jur the slackness o f disfr>»m till* fifth Canadian division never [ett i in- cull- to « rile any­ elptlne The troiibte was Shat men vvld<h was then funning in England. thing nl-'Ui ui) e\|icrlem e* ulih |Ii.- Wpiiibl enlist (o get Sl.lo a day vv:iliS' In July, uboli W e Were being Sept i 'iinmUiin r i y | . In IJi-IuIiiiii ntol ••nt vv. ( :,|ii..- f..|- if aiot tv-itild desert / on the rltle ranges-most of the time, i I i .in. e. Iio iin-r i hate leatlzed iliui us soon njp miv one Hindu It unpleasant an leave was stopped, niul we wen*, n great many other men m i W quilt** n-> f<*r them. Our officers knetv what they entered to h"M ourselves In readiness lull* Ii .A- I did anil cnuld bent Hu* tell-- Merv* ui*—nt ( utollH- iis liuingeil lu* to go overseas. In 'tilt? latter part o f j lug u p. in umo.c I Uolovid Hint stunt|v vv,- went*on wlijpbonnt. l»lscl. if. ■■ V i _ X lie? mouth we started. Wo sillied from I my cx| »‘iieiiiu Una worth relating,innV I'lltie lightened up oil us like a lie rope I thought that tin- matter puhlNIted In oil, ii colt.-. . A fte r That They Really Deyan to Mhke Hotilhiiiupton to Havre mi it Idg trnns ' • plirt, eseo; Us| all tile way by destroy [ the new-pnper- by pror«-'**i'*iitil writ­ So ld ier* of U (. era. Ax we landed we g*»t our flrsl ers n t o f iid-sed I lie essciiiiiils nudsight o f the harvest o f war. A Idg hos­ Itiekisl tin* spirit o f the "ditches'* lu /? Wo tmrued In n *»*rt of ensitnl,' easy pital on the quay w a s . filled with gnssl ninny ways In spite of its excel­ way hi Canada frnin Nov. -I (<* the f'dWe learned more tin* first,week o f our wounded men. We had twenty-four, lent literary style, hut I didn’t seo any !•*vvIni; April. \\i* had n g( <m1 deal of actual iralifliig lu England' than ive hours In whnt they called n "rest reason why it tins up to me in make trouble keeping our batlalloii tip to did from Noieniltor to April lit.Uantt- camp." Wo slept on cobhlestnm-s In an effort ns n war historian until now. strength, nud I was sent out several dn. t make Hits statement without •hacks wiliclr were #o utterly comfort­ Now- there Is a rensoli. ns I look at It. ] limes with other *‘nohcotns" on a nfour, ilmt uny officer or man o f the less that U would tie mi Insult to a I belle to I ,e«n show* the two or three ! erultlng detail. While wo .wero In tha Uuitudfan forces alive today will dls Yveuiucky tlaffoughlired to call them millions o f my fellow country men who (raining camp at St. John's I niudo the nerve with tut*, nml l submit It for the xtahlex. Then we frero on tho way tn will tie "o'ut there** lx?fim? this war is '' ncquiilntimce o f a young Cnnndlnii who tliiiiightfill consideration of tin* gen over whnt they are going to be up lK*eame my '*pal.'.' . l i e was Campbell Iteincn who believe tlmt our own the Belgian town of I'operlnglie. which against mid ivlmt they ought to pre­ . McFarland, nephew.of George MeFnr- armies can bo prepared for service Is I.V) tulles from Havre mid wqs nt that time the rail head o f tho Ypres pare for personally and Individually.* 1Jantl. tho actor wh<» Is so well known here lit home. salient. \\V made the trip In box cars That Is ns fur tis'j mil gohig to go In i on the Anierh un mustenl singe. * lie In this war every tmiii lias pit tit Lx? the wily of excuse, explanation or com- i vvns n sergeant. When 1 first knew ii * pedal I*t. He's got to know one which wvre marked In French, "Eight horses or forty men," mid we hnd to hipi tie was one o f tho most delightful tiling lx*tter than uuybody cl»h except draw straws to decide who should lie nud nmusliig young fellows you could tlioso who bgre had intensive tnstruc. down. Imagine. lion In theHuine branch. Amt, besides The war changed him entirely, lie thnt, lie's got to have effective general beenmo extremely quiet and seemed to knowledge o f^ a ll thu speclnltlea In In the Front Trenchri. tie borne down with tho setixe.of tho which lit* fellow soldiers have lx\‘ii terrible things which lie saw. lie nev­ jiartleularly trained. 1 can Illustrate We gut Into l'o]x*rlngtio at 7 a. in., er lost the good fellowship which was this. Immed!i4ely upon our return and the scouts had led us Into the I Inherent In him and was always ready from first, leave lu Epgluud we were Trout trenches nt 2 tho next inoruliig. | to do i«aj'titm «*4ns)M lge me, but bo divided tutu sections for training In Our ixysltton was to the left o f 8t. Elol Feb. 14. 1917. formed the habit o f sluing, alone and eight specialties. They wero: Bombing, and was known as "thu Island," be­ slletit, for hours nt n time. Just think­ sniping, scouting, machine gun fight- cause It hnd no support on either flank. Sergeant Alexander McClintock lerred in the Eighty-ieventh ing. It scenes] as tf ho had a premoni­ big. signaling, trench mortar ojK-rutlon,- On tho left were tha Yser runul nnd Battalion Canadian Orenadier guardi from September, 1915, until tion atioiit himself, though he never bayonet fighting mill stretcher hearing, tho bluff which forms Its bank.. On November, 1018, the la it four monthi of that time at the front showis] fear and nerer h|h>Ui* o f the I was selected for speeiul training tn tho right were 300 yards of battered in France, where he gained the Diitinguithed Conduct medal by dangers we wero going Into, as tbo bombing, probably because I was sup­ down Irenehri, which had been rebuilt other fellow* did. He was killed In posed, as an A met lam and a baseball twlco and blown lit itgnlu each time hia devotion to duty and bravery under fire. the Homme action to which I was player, to be ex|x?it lu throwing. With by tho German guns. For somo rea­ As hia former commanding officer I can teatify aa to hia good , wounded. tho other men picked for training lu son, which 1 nerer quito understood, qualitiea, and I conaider he would make a valuable officer. I also had been made a sergennt on tho same specialty, 1 was soul to A l­ tho Gcrmnns were ablo tu drop what ‘ (Signed) F. S. MEIGHEN, account of tho fact that 1 had been dershot, and there for • three weeks, seemed n tolerably largo proportion of at achool in the Virginia Military in- twelve hours a day, I threw bomba, tbo output o f tho Krupp works on this Brigadier General, Commanding Canadian Training Ditiaion, stitute—that Is, I was an acting ser­ studied txmitis, rend ntxmt bomba, took particular sjxyt whenever they wanted .Dramahott. gennt. It was explained to me that bombs |o pieces to sec what made to. Our high command had concluded my appointment would have to lx? them tick nnd put them together again that It was untenable, nnd so we, on confirmed In England and then recon­ and did practically everything else onn side o f It. and tho Brltlnb, on tho • NO. I.—la Tralnlsf. How tha man are all hattlaa and telle of th# hall of Itfirmed after three' months' service In that you could do with a bomb, except other, had to Just keep It scooted and finally brought to tha firing fine. A flo- front In Itch.lum waa really a r M‘ ’ France. Under the regulations of the ‘ •at It. ._ , protect our separate flanks.' Another acrlptlon of condition! that our own buy* In comparison with It." h# e*y»- 1 '• Isnelve prrpnnvtlona df the alllce b,r "• Canadian forces a noncommissioned Then ] was ordered hack nlong with natiio they hnd for that position wan and tbatr parent* will read aagarly, warfa're afterward abandun*! becau officer, nfter final confirmation In hLs tho other men who had gained this tho “ bird cage." Thnt was because NO. 2.—The Bomb Raid. Tha graat prep­ the failure o f expected development* grade, can bo reduced to the ranks Intimate acquaintance with the entire tho first fellows who moved Into It arations •and rehrarslng for thla attack NO. 8— W o.adtd.la Action. - ■ Tht* for tha Job taken bahlnd tha only by n general court martini, though bomb family, and wo were pul to work made themselves nice nud romfy nnd -Voluntacra . .. line whet* tha German tranche* are exact­ describee the terrible 'figtih ti1* ho can escape n court martini, when teneblug the entire battalion nil that put up wire nettings jo prevent any ly reproduced. Th# daya o f preparation. dying, the lota o f a pal and the final confronted with charges, by revcrtlug wo bad lenniM. When wo were not ono from tossing bombs in on them. Heretofore unwritten detail of modern lng of ilcC lfiitork In No Man e U ^ - 1“ JJ "Boys, for Qod'e sake don't call me Ply told. It b. one of.lh# mo«t r' ^ . T to tho ranks nt his own request. tenclihig ivo wen? under'Instruction Tims, when the Germans stirred up trench raid* Thla dVtlcI# conclude* with descriptions of a battle by * P*r 1 1 Harry. Hero comet the asneral!” tha man gulng out to their Job. Forty-two hundred of us sailed for ourselves by the men who had taken tho spot with an accurate shower of ever put together. NO. J.— “ 0V«r tba Top aad (liv* Uiv« 'I'm merit, call It what you will. Tl!o rest England on the Empress of Britain, special training In other branches. wbl* bangs" nnd "coal Ixtxes," tho NO. 6.—Dc '-oralad Por Brtren: fie®* o f my atory la n simple' relation of sister ship to tho .Empress of Ireland, Also at certain |x.*rl<xls o f the day we somo being thirteen pounders ami six H*IV* brTl!C-Ifr * IUhiT?mmC" 5!.lUi ery and Uncle Sam! Thla concluding artlc • facta nnd occurrences In the order In which was aunk lu tbo 8t. Lnwronco had physical training and rltlo prac­ Inph ahtlls, thnt wire netting presentctl rau and what happened, o f altty that the aertea relatay In detail flow which they came to my notice and hap- river. Tho stenmer was, o f courig;, tice. Up to the tluio ,of our-arrival bi a apectaclo o f utter Inadequacy riitcb atartad forty-at* failed lo return because care# for th* wounded. How the kl * ^ of Vando* bce—, -tba (Jarmans had prepared and mined lb * queen came to tba ^ ..pened to uio. It may start off a little very crowded and uncomfortnhlo, anil England Intensive training hnd liven haan't bean equaled In thin war. # trench. Oraphlc description o f Sergeant b «y and dec-rrated him Tn » LdfidV" merely a fine phrase with ua. During tho eight day trip across waa most unThey called ’ tha position which we •lowly and Jerkily, Just as.we did, not Pllal for gallantry. Inlereatlnf’ McClintock'* ten ib l* experience. and amusing Ineldanl# told by * frr knowtug what waa coming to n*. I’d i pleasant. W e bnd trlpo to rat until our stay there It was n definite and were assigned lo defend "the grave­ NO. 4-— Shifted ta the Somne. Sergeant 4iko to add that It got quite hot enough wo were sick o f tho sight of I t A overpowering fact. Day and night we yard o f Canada." That waa because McClintock takra part In tha greatest of wounded Tq.Ttmlaa. Trying to tight 'r Uncle Ham. _____ _ to suit me later several times. Thcra- sergeant reported ono morning, "Eight trained, and day and night It rained. of tbo fearfnl losses o f tho Canadians At 0 o'clock we would fall Into oar hero In fho second battle o f T p m , ■fore, as *my effort la going to be to men and twenty-two breakfasts ab­ Wc will print one article each week for aix weeks. W a'ch carry you right along with me In this sent." There went two other troop bunka In huti which held from a half from April 21 to June 1, 1013, when ior the first inatallment. account o f my experiences, don't be A lp s In our convoy, tbo Baltic and tho to « whole platoon—from thirty to alx* the first gaa attack la the world's hla- » ‘M III £5 e C - M S 'S No.l. in Training SF \ I T h e T h r ill and H e ll of the Tren ch es De­ sc rib e d b y an A m erica n B oy . We have secured ya scries of six articles by Sergeant Alexander McClintock of Lexington, Ky., and the Canadian army. He has a gripping tale that every American w ill read, for he tells th e :facts, unadorned. Wounded, a Distinguished Conduct medal man, he was invalided home, but is going “Over There" again to fight for Uncle Sam and his allies. IS Jf V >; ,*• r ■w . ■ i « *a #* .......... _ - ____i . �I 9 l THB^ANPORD HERALD HIGH HANDED MMISSIONERS ALL LOOK TO BALFOUR an ,h# U , h d * rI i *1 ■• Au* u*‘ * II •**■* uM It U lha (rf of*•*>> ( k i . ot . filar, t 1*defendants :nwM. i L . ___ _b e * W oen l* Lodge No jS. K . o f P. Meets,second and fourth Tuesdays - t/ o j,. 0 . J. U lllsr K. U. and S. c.-C. _____ n a -a rM•...S ! i «s*-*UsAr~s*wv wjs *— •“ I*~ »•-: S ^ _^ a______ silW S ^,___S ___ n: thp 10lh day of July, A. I>. 1917 os s* LTr.fi PAG E SEVEN >ali| — , •<*f*»dan|a,. . and that aervlc* service by puhireatlon Is prayed upon the defendants herein named. N « t l r * o f Ayllcallan for T a t T e e d ’ Under It la therefore ordered that you, Charlea Net (Ion § „ f t h.pler (E M , L a w . „ f K1 #r. .Sanford Lodge N tf 27, f. O. O*. F. * Neely, and Loll ie , Neel y and M. If. T h a l Ida t cher appear to Ihla t i l l ol complaint on or Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 Not Ire is hereby given that Annie W. I r f g r r the f,lh day of Auguti. 1917, It bring Samuels, purchaser of Taa Certificate Nb. In M. W: A. Hall, PJro’ BIock. All vis­ 7W, dated the 6|h day ol July, A. I). I'JlS a rule day o| ihla court, or hill ,.r romplaint In said cause will J>r taken aa eon- iting brothers rordlaUy invited. * haa Iliad said certificate in my offlea. and PRESID ENT W ILSON SAYS THE treud against you. and complainant be Jas. F. McClellan J. W. 0. Singletary Isaa made a|>|>liratii>n lor tag died to issue allowed Jo proceed eg parle’. PEOPLE W IL L BE PRO ­ In arro rd am e with law. Said crrlifirate N G. R . Sec. \ 1 1 Is further ordered that this order be ( brsres the fnllnslnt described property ait TE C TE D IN W AR . »eeh i * USted _ln_ luiuol-, >,«ust)i| kiutt»l., c-v-wtr- EXSUfhrd in Jjanim-i i i . r . l . l „ „ 1— f i n e d r y f 'flh ip N i,. G. W . O . W , * Iflts 22 and i.1. Frost’s 2nd Add to Alla- •**f * >,gnt eon*rrutl%-«» wcnmIir. my Infill and »m| official nflfliriiij1 »<*•! M eets second mid fourth WecJncsdny W asn lriR ton, July .11, — President f munta. T h e .sill land being assrssed.at t lie |, \\ ifti**** " jl'', 1 m >' h'nd .eal at San- I * h«* ith Ith day «Iay of June, Jun#*, t nighu in ••ach month. U iUi.e, I , ,, , . ' dale of the [••uaiice of surh rerlincatr in the y o r td a , the Wilson appealed to the country's name of K. SamtiyU. Unless .aid eertliif.u ■ ............... . R .V rii-rk * L -^GHer ^ J. F. .Hoolehsn ItnMniftn A* Ilrar.l»JIt huaincss interests tonight to put shall tie redeemed arcordintc I " lav ta t deed Solirltora for Com plainant. will issue |hereon on the I Ith day ol Au. Gicrk Council Commander aside every selfish consideration and Kust A. II. I!r 17. Witness my official signature and a+al to give their aid to the nation an this the ^Oth day of July, A. D. in 17. B. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 N o llr c O Appflratlan for Tas Deed Under K- A. I mbit LANS. nrrtlan s, „ f Chapter JSSS. Law a af frrely us those who go out to offer Meet first and third Wednesday night l l e r l o i t lerk rire ull Court .Seminole Co. 11 Fla. at Elks Home, North Park Avenue, 03-Tuea-Str their lives on the battlefield. Norica ia hereby given that W. C. WIIh. S. Frank ,0 . L. Taylor C . I.ee. nurrhascra d( Tas In a statement addressed to the Nalics* or Application for T a « lir ed l nder f end,ra te No. 15, dated the bib day of Secretary * Exalted Ruler O . 1915 aa to North 3-8 of South «. coal operators and manufacturers he J * " "'* * vf t’bspfrr f i ll . L a w . ol list. JwtJFA. of ^ arth t lf o( Bou|h, , „ . hs4 gave assurances that just prices N o lle * is hereby given that K. II, l l a r i h •aid csrtiliral* in m y .vrtlcr. and haa made The Lake Hreeic Council No. 31 Junior will bo paid by the government and purchaser of T a » Certificate No. 517, dated ■ |>|ilira linn fur l i t tjr#<j to l« «u r in i m i r t i * Order United American Mechanlca Said reriinrate embrace# Iho 6lh day ol July. A. l b 1915, haa filed f ? f # . Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. the public during the war, but M id cwttOeat* in my oltlce, and has made the Following described property aituated In In the City Hall. Vialtlng brothers application lor tag deed to lasuo In accord- Samlnma county, Florida ti£w||: warned that no attempt to extort •S N S S of 8 •, of N W I f of 8K '*• of Sec. are welcome. C. II. Smith, Rcc. Sec. M wllh law. Said certificate embraces the 2S. Tp. 19 S. K. 59 K. following dracrited properly situated in unusual profits will he tolerated. The aald land being aaaeaaed' at the date tfemlnol* rounly, Florida, lo-wlt: As to U i “ Your patriotism." says the Pres­ .un! f °.{ nbove numbered certificate. ol the laauanre ol surh rerliltrate in the Celer/ City Aerie No. 1853 Unless said cer­ Illoelr CJ, Chappell's Subdivision ol Blocks name nl J. <1. Tomlfnaon. ident's appeal, "is of the name self- <J, K and J, luddsboro. The .aid land be­ tificate shall be redeemed according to law s Meeting every 2nd and -llh Tuesday denying stuff as the patriotism as ing assessed at the date ol the issuance ol tag deed will issue thereon on t h e l l t h dav night at 8 o’clock. Eagle Home, Oak Ave, auch certificate In .the name of Wm. Clark. of Auguat A. It. 1917. the men dead and maimed on the' Unltwa aaid certificate ahall be redeemed ac­ Wltneaa my official signature and teal this ss . ^ “ iGnif Brothers Welcome E E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff to law taa deed will lasue thereon on the toth d ay of July. A. I). 1917. fields of France, or it is no patriot­ cording the I Ith day of August. A. I> I Malt K. A. IM lU ti LASS, worthy President Secretary ism at all. Let US never Speak then t lerk Circuit Court Semincte Co., Fla. Witness my ufflriaf aigniitire signature and* seal this Wllneaa 93-Turn Stc * K if f* Ef GET JOLT of profits and W r io tis m in the ‘ ’7J.iV j salne sentence. Jul^A^immiLAHii. Clerk Cirhuil Court Seminole Co., Fla. Sl-Tuea-5ir “ I shall expect every tnun who Ik In the Cirtuil Caart Nc.rnlh Judlrlal C l f not n slacker to be nt my side cull Nrmlnolc Couno. Florida. In I hanrrr) * throughout this great enterprise. In t.ouia Flahrr, Complainant vs, Citation it no tnun can win honor who thinks A. II. . Carr and the unknown of himself." heirs, dsvi.rrs, granln-s, or other rlaimanta, under the .aid A l|. The President declared there must C a r r . A . I t . C r ip p e n................ . A . I I . C r ip hr hut one price for th? government ' iTr'icnda'p*.'1'1 ^ * ulr J'' r'nupen. Photo by Am erican Frees Association. and for the public. lie expressed j T«« a . it. t'arr and A. n Crlppcn. and to Tbo French ns well ns the Hrlllsli coinmlasInm-rs ni Wnshtngiuii gencnillV confidence that business ecnorallv ! 1 rtpimlqg an Intsreal itihrr pwbrlra, ...» na oils mess Ll'ni ratty ^dr» iwt, grant.-, s under thr said A. It. Carr accept Ike British foreign secretary. Arthur J. Bnlf-.tir. v.rt. .... |Pf, H|,|, will be found loyal to the last de- I °.r A,. II.. f ripi«en. or otiirrsiwe In and to Secretary Unalng. as their sjiokesm.nn In the mnllerw or nialor Imimriaiice no • __ ,* . .. , ., ., . !»*«• ■ lollotln* U H rriM rral r«tatr • H - s m i oc»crit» d real estate tltURtr. situate, d e------g r e e -----a n d t h a t t h e ---p r o b l e m o f ----w a r ) lying and----------------being in the county of Seminole jar illsciinloii i rm irr |i«r|if'uUit> i|r»: time prices, which he declared "will S* fl't n,,,l'U |M1*W nuaii M a th a m a llc a and W a r . In addltluu l o Ills n t t a l u u i f i i l n nn n ||,Kl a,,ft unm|,11.„ r j ; i i , Hi « , , r i|, , v p , ) |,|nv < ; * i . r , n k l.t ' bj hU r»-ailyi n i a i i l p u l a t l o i i o f m n t l i o .. w o r k i n g w e l l In thorn* ttays. s o It i l b l n 't Ballc.ll fiirniulau, ttinl Ills k e e n ttnilht*- , i „ hlni I uk I I iV l i e strssl itn a mtan Statical liruln w o n a lilt, rm t o r In u I m |h)X , m t| |ilnvt-<| fop 1110.0110 n ig li t. nttil ;t|,j . when ho flnlshotl WelHnglon alao hail a almltar tnlciil. j rtpwn lift cheek*. and .......no oceas lott h o ' l a i d t h e R e v . It Gldg llt.il ho a t t r i b u t e d mm h of ,|1(1 llinu , . r „ „ » l i t - . Ilim|„ |,|,„ . r> tears were I n^* ■■! v9 1li l, ,uhm i'.i5ur« iL t»rti, -. \\ il>iin fn h itl !■ * * Imp l v tfu- sliiji- |hr In i - -■111 |. (wm«. t L < "«w iii|i| ?!>.* uiifi uf it a *( k- mI u ,.,. Bllliar' - d i c e s a t o h l » l i f e l o n g t i p i ie | a‘ Iitraairo .%•*«■* Uou in ii,<- acteiieo o f itu in la T *. Many “ T " 0 flirt thuM* '* w ho '* 1' r;*!< *• h ; i v r is - " h" '■ ru-*l. hn vo llxr«l' L ..........T‘ l.tki-n un til** Oi thrir .ifiii'i ** * < »»;il ;,; , r ^ d ‘'r . v . ,v!.,1:r;n , , -tate ol Florida,* th. vrrvire ol a ,ubpu.,i, • ro ttin g t*i lo-tir g*nw| iiidwh- ..h<t..«it*!' i» th.- pan. « f >t„. | ■ th** w n r‘ itim* ( “ th at e r / b e m ,lu'ha.MH ' lift t i n « ar»’ li'iih i*v»f ,f . . \n.t s r t•> «i«*vi*ttt th«- it,, aijliHiipt liirniiiin » ,j , *• 1 i**h .uni i»th«*r i im I u -1*' ••i Imt ■I r 11 M l - ». h l M * I \ H 11 M IPU. * a A ft y t, Ipiiiafi lit I i*. r hr fifujirrti i n i i h r i J m A u s t r a l i a n W o o l Induytr y. f irit*s‘ f o r w h i m * p m d u c l s t h e g o v t- m- till* •tJjV A ht r* iiul nii' iIf*rrikfil, tury w e r e m le p la In r a p i d a m i ncettrnk* Tl ffi fur* * "M \ II (*irr anil \ II A u s t n i H i m ' w o o l , on w h i c h Itn -a 1k*cu men I h a s ’ n e g o t ia t e d prict* ngriu , i ri|iji.*n, an f th. m U.nwn t’ lf'e, <1**% !-•**•*•■*. ftlnjlntlnn. u in o n g them L e o . J a c k s o n linllt up titiicli of (Ifni ItrltMi colony s ment* arc not lukcn up in < !■ tail l.y ! in>l yianjo *'I |h» §Ai*l 'A . I I. *< arf »fu l and MuliUo. W a s h i n g t o n , tint, w a s a I I * i f 11 |»a it, i( jh * -a i iJ A I I . Cuff an*l lirospcrlly, blarliil well over n century^ j|„. Pn-wlili-nt, hi* appeal dealing A. A It f*r[|i|w r, ,in* •!*»»!» «’f O t h f f rlm lfra n i« mathematician, it s u b j e c t In w h i c h l i e ago. It (rrlglnnlod wllh ii certain Cap only wiili l no general pHtuiples in- t i f i i r f ( h r =h *I \ I I f*s/r a m l A I I I *f|ti wa» except loh itlly p r o l l H e n t . I" *>. Aril i - " * »3nSrmim(■ «m inirfi t m General .Inffn*. had ho totVhoscu the tnl" Arr 1.tir. a Her In the Brit vu,w.(, jt) , f W : i r » m l |u t 1 m ’ -m *I h* f» ifittlm k« iff* r i ( lif i| » m « Huf.-iiy gtf*(rf, I t.i 4 ppi a f 1 1, | H f 1 -lfl df fBITI lull n riiiy. S e in in g In New S m lli i , ■ tray a* a profession, might lmve been . , ... .... iirinn. • »•' i ip I f»l, »|* . 31M4 ,»9i \l ..'l.lltt 9|(,* t «# t » -, ' I 1 i •*I r, I I I ahir itaInc a profess..r of mathematles. Mnlhi- W jiIps hobii nfh*r <i4#vrm**r I iiIIUj* nr M aybe N ot! l iidV •»«■* r i v e d llii'rt*. lie « i i w tin* po»-|l"|lltli** for mallcal - ulntlon and applied science ■’ A Ii >•1-1 u 1 1 i n u i i l u l l ( ,,,) . T t it 'lf iil f r l . I m I . r or if i*f *■if I f*Vi « j Hi* i*t»i I. #• iregiA i fattors for aticcesa lu w n r.-j growing lint* w.«*l ami by ihe l« r U - t |'*( |Vr I*-inH*r 1||1I «* Ik* l « J l l s t *.11111 n m l 1 l . it h J- d ll* Itlt- - In in d . •'* 1 Lwulnti i Itroalcln. j accident wu* able In l.!«. lu Import 'A'l-I * pu!Ji*H • t 1 >• * ' * 1 tfs-fVSS-tl • u t . tu lu . it i S ’ fllM ;.j w n m 't t iii L Jili ■cV} ■rialfl 1I Ike merino **we* and ihree , rnm**. ,. ,| ltir. -r ,« r.f rtt • V , , | Ills- r e l*» in i i t i i n i i " ' .niev were o f a !b»*k pn—(Miie»l by Ho- r h i y ’u r-'t 1V-C|itif Ml l >1* Ml It. •" \ 4 • l.s a l’” *— 'T-l-u II T o ld - * K n r * It W a t Good Muaic. s ' els I 1 m |.. tn in 1 ' ii: ‘'-a*rti 1*11**a king of Spain lo llie I Mil* l» nl th** 1hi,, ' la* Jt vj -lab -W tf full. ,\ ll Tlie im,- il o l l t r f s l . K e i n e n y l , nsiul to ! 'Cape nii'l enme’ lrotti tin* fa lle n I!rallai Ha- old E d i s o n o llle o nt'tVJ F i f t h • enrlal Hock. These. Judiciously ndded 1 \ 1MH i . | 1. V thi* ( if ■it i ’.iiirt «il tt*r SrVrtfi |li ■tea tie Some om* naked Mr. l.dlson J(> Uy >MllcAn|llir> were Hie la-glmdna ii i ‘ ir* tin m I if idol-., If he r*-im-inhere*I t h e v l s lls . of ihe vast Australian sheep Imlustry Kh.ihla If (i\l ADM ItllSIMi *r' til *»*"» “I rum-inlier hint well." Mr. Edison of today. The llr»t shipment of Au* ,*»t*l o| • I Jreplied l was working on (In* phono- tmlhin wool was '-’ |.'* |"mn*N In l ^ 1* I I* I .1 I n it, , iii t «if \]i|>lii a llu n f of I rraph II,- umsl lo coine .to No. <k'» Now the shipments run Ink* hundreds \ t«*9 ul |l„| *i MUH Si uf I h4|>l •* 111' i after his loiicerta and talk, lit' would’ of million* of pounds.—Indianapolis | Id 'I INI Lies m i .I, l Niftier i* hrfrliy Riv**n that <*. I*. f«nm| N,nir«- t i F.P to liy r i v t i M h a l , t » U " K m t •** lit llwre talking, and try and by atart * h i i i , p u fiflirt- rf o l T a ' * V r lt f ir «*•• N*» | rtnhl *1., v a n .I I . r . l. , /*! .ab-.nia*!*- M*«i -O News. playlag most ’ beautiful thlnga-wiilb •lula tt f I,a hill <1ai lit Juh A I* t‘»t * t>»< i J \V , . 1 1 in . iu d r * n l Hi* other faiuoit* s o l d i e r s o f th e Inst c e n ­ SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM! Window F|ags, for window or wind-shield, made of peper, sizp 6x10 inches, e a c h ......................... 5c Rag stickers 1 l-4x3-4 inches. Put them on your col. for, your belt or your hat hand: Use them on your stationery. Envelope containing 10 for - - - 5c ; h lrjl paid r r r t if ir a i* * in m y uHirr*, an t! haw | L Ju d ic ia l I'ir r i/ it t ’u u rt, i-cinit u lr I ’I mail*' a p p llra flt* f» In r y i i 'I r r d i«» »*-«** ni I'DUtit >, F lirf id a. In I ' h l h r i ry , w b f l i l i t 011**1 u r m r r fa n r r w it h law. H aid i-rrn iira tf* r m |* S w o t ** i «* ro m id m iia n i a m i l- u li K n a f j t i ' h ta rt’9 t h« fiilh iw in g t »h*’ i TlhVil p r f r p r r iy tt and H h t n j l t l l , l ir f hunlian*! Jfi* d* f^ ftd iT il*, t l l f r . l in HrjitiirMitr r«*i|iify, 1 h iflila , i»» w it I u< «|.«’i ii 1 f u a iti r w ill -til a I (m l lie »*«M • * > i" l.ftta U12. 111. IV 1!'*. tin and 1,17 | m « ft i* nl »d i h r n u n I iiciiise* iliNir in ^ in liiD L llt in ka lls m in m i Tlt«» ■ai*l «tan*t h r in jr n* I Inf i -In, d iirin tf I It** lrg.iiI h u ut* *•! *ah \ uti at t h r i la t r **f I h r i ^ u a n r r ^n l «y< h thr* lira** M finoiy m IH17* l « iiig thr r r V lilt c a t r In th** n i m e »»f I*. \V. (io o d r t r h . 6<h day uf »ald riVonth, th** (ullowilne dr>* r n t r - ,» p » h 1 e r r I Id e a te ■half he f r i l w m f d ar* rillinl |«rnjkrrty ( t h t i i i r, rilin g t«i la w l a a ile n k w ill h * u ir ih r r e n n « n (,f»t |w*t in llhirk,(ir N fn lan J nf lllark t h r 111 h d a y n l A u g u M , A l» I'-MT lUmmiiH.. If art being • mlifli %Mi*m ul Hir. I Wiinraa my ofTirlal aignalurr amt m b I *J. T »p , 21, It. 11 E**t, Srmindr rounly, 1 1,i %the loth day nl July A- I*. 1917, M inula , A K. rnWKRH, c a ll K. A. I t m m b A l W , ' *. * SJfrrial Maatvr rierk C'irruii C'ouft Seroiti'blr Co., r|a* 9i-T|ie4-'.te D i v i i A (2lira, Holirilora for C*om|dalntnt* Nailer at Appdrallan for T a t l l r r d I ’ nilrr Hrrllan 8 uf Chapter 1888, l.i«< of tlorNut re i»f Appliraltun fnr Tat Deed Under Jita Ncrlion 8 uf Ckaplrc Inak, Lane uf FlueNnltcr i» hereby (Ivon Ibal A. K HJobtnm, Ida tiureha'cr ol ta» leftifical" Nn. 231, ilaieil Nottre is hereby liven Ihat A. H. Sjnli. tk« 8th day nt Jiity, A. I*. 191’*,- ha* filed raid rvitlhcale in my office, and ht* made tom. purchaser uf T a r Crrilfiratr No. 1891, •laird (be 5th day ot November A. I>* tn95, • |i|illration tor ta* (teed to i*aue in accord­ ance olth law. , Said certificate embrace* ha> b!|d .aid certificate in my office, an>l ha. the foltowwit de,*critw*d nrojieriy rilualrd In made application lor tat deed to issue in Heminole county. Florida to-wll: N *j nt arrordanr* with aw, . Said rerliflcale e m ­ H», Ilf l,.t 3. Nee. *», Tp. 211 8. It 3U K. The brace. the to loam y dcscrilied pro|>erly sit* >aid land beinc aoMwed at the date ol the uatrd in Semin ole eettnly. Florida, to*an K W ' i ot K K 'r (tea* railway ripht ot w . y i , It. I afire at eurh frrtinratr in. Ihe name ol F, *tl.. Fainter Fertilise./ Company. Unleta . Stflipn 18. Tp. 2d ttanae .It), to acres, Thia land tiFine a.acaed at t h e ' dale at th ■ai eertifleatr ahull be redeemed arrordinf fliir.P ot .ut-li rertlfiraic In Ihe name o to law tat deed will l»»ur thereon tin-thr iv Unknown, Also T a i Cerlttbale No. 1737, |lh d»y ol Au,u«t, A, D. IHtT. Witnr*. my official la),nature and aeal dalcal Ihe ?lh day ot June A. I*. 1898, haa filed said certificate in my office, nnd haa Ihla the loth day of July, A. D. Ui|7. mad application tor t a t dent to issue in laotll E. A. I unit; LASS, accordance with taw. Said certificate emClerk Circuit ( ’ nun Setnlnnle Co.. H t . I,tares ttie fnilowint desrrilu-d property .it’ Uy V. M. Douilaa., I L (*. uate-i tn Seminole rounly, Florida, to-wil: #3Ttie-3le g t , ol N K ' , rtf 81.1,. Ksrcilon IS T p 20, ttar-ce JO. 20 arrrr. Thia land being n o t ic to ta x pavkrn ••seated at the date ot the Isauanrr of auen Notice i> hrrrby civrn that thr Hoard nf I rounly commlaaloiiefa for Scmlnnlr rouftty rvrtlflrate In the name ot tl. I.und'iultt. Unless aaid reftl6eate« shall be redeemed mill mrrl nn Monday, Augu<t ft. 1911, In hear romplalnt* if any ihrrr l*rf rrlativ# tn •e r od in g to laa t t ( deed* will Issue therenn on the £*th day ol July A. 1*. I9IT. t a i a»»n|insrrit fnr 1917, Wilni-s . my nffiriat algnature and aeal I . A. BRUMIaKV. ( ’ haltman this the 28th day ot June A, It. 1917. A. l)OUQ L ASS, Clrrko ..••it ' Ft. A. l>OU(il.A8 S, 92-Turarllr of herald PRINTING CO. OFFICE S U P P L Y DEPARTMENT PHONE 148 Af>ptifall(in f n i ^ l j i Hi'fil I ’ ndrr Hrrllan H » f i:ha>Ur I Sl»nSJ,awn of liarIda A Nolle* \n h#fi>by flvrn that I »1 It. lln**on, |8ti dated purrha.er of Taa Certificate No. lt’ 8, the Cth day ol July. A. I). 1915, has file-1 raid rrrliflrate Tn my offire, and has made •ppliratinn tor laa deed to Issue In aerordan-e w|lh Uw. Said certificate embrarea the billowing dr scribed property rltuatrd in Srmluutn county, Hilda, lo-ait- N b «t N’ t , |mi 7, l|ltr V, Sanford. Th- said land being a.s'.srd al the date at the i'suanrs- nl surh rertlflrate- In thename ot Ci. II, <iuham. I’ nlr.s (aid certificate ahall l>a re­ deemed according t«v law ta deed will Is. sue thereon on the 11th. day ol Auguat, A. D. 1917.. D. C. B R O CK MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam PrcsHing, Hot Gattolnic Dry Cleaning. Altera­ tions of All Kinds on Short Notice J°in o ur Gentlemen's Valet.Club. $2.00 Per Month. ~~ S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R O ----------— M U AND SEE HE ON SANFORD AVE: PHONE 174 lVitnc. |svy.nffict»t itgnitur* and .eat tM. the ilMh day hi July, A. I>. 1917. ,saab ■ L. A. IJOUCLASS. Clerk Clrruit t^ourt Seminole Co., Fla. 93-Tue--5lc N’olirr of Applirallon for T a i Deed Under Srrlton 8 of Chapter 1888, L i a s af Flor­ ida . N o t h * l* hereby riven that tl, W. Cheatnut. purchaser ol Taa Certificate No. 251. ijated lh« 8th day ol July, A. I*. 1915. has filed said rertificate In my offire, and, haa made application lor taa deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate em ­ brace* the following described property sit­ uated In Seminole county, Florida, to-wil; tj>t 1 lleaa 2 17-100 arrea In southeast enr. 7 57:100 Cft N and S by 3 * f Dt E and W l. and l-ot S, 8* t . 12. T p . 20 So, R. 30 K. The raid land being aaa>*«rd at the d ate 'n l the iaeualire of auch rertlflrate in the name of I). (I. Crenahaw. Unteaa’ rald certificate •bail be redeemed according to law taa deed ( Irek Clreull Court '!emlnote Co., Fla. fiO-Tura Me -’ tty V. M. nnuetaas, I). I’. i i l ® ‘1 ■ if* 7P I C. H. DINGEE •< ( *»l ? ’ P lu m b in g and \pp irati.ir) f»,i rat iH-ril I m|rr (kf Laws of ( lorliU Ii. i.-Tij, tl v n ll»4l V\ II. It 4*1 v G a s P i t t i n g All Work UorcivcH My Peruana r«.f.|4nn will, luw S rmL i r t l i l l r i i r rm* Ijrgiu* ( hr* fulluiktp^ tlrm'l i 1m**| pi*ip«f(y *|l* uMril hi Sarn in olf* fi»unly* MornU, Irmnit S I I I ■' r \\ | nl 1■U , Ii |h >| 1* . y«| IS Hu r „ r fun K 10 VAl*. \ 111 yd., w ID }»!*, H ;lt» >i|» (*»r r t n i f i r f y l * W » t, Tp. Allcnlion And lies! E.Torln Opposite City Hall it nt K««t. 111, iu ri-9. * 4 I •( I 4 fnl |s*"|t, £ 4 *■<**•«-*! Jjt f Inf 11J i l l f !’ * . J . * . . *«!U. i* . . »• •* 4 1. *t f »* r . r \ I 1 I .............. Telephone No 25 Th* \* M I .1 I M in<( l» i .»f I iV r iiiin i. i . i, 1h ■* f«l H ■I .«j, ft I I t I fir* A . I *, 11* 111 ii Hw nl # *I ••Mil r r fM ili!» l* H i n» ^ o t l i , r •i »| ha» fii.mli* s3|*| K qllort f, f 14A lit i J 111 L u U £ Ul AC* , ?vt n fr d |{lil ‘ ' ' r>ti»i iHm w if n iiio r r #»f Jun<* A i *Iff la *11rr*|11 'I'ftuIf Hi*inftd*■iI* I "o». 1*1II.. 1 ft|* V. II tluU|t*a^, I * l T«>- jit* • W* t I** 1s! ‘ |l* lit * Ntilirr an *Haiti* |ii» III. rial I M [ l hip fi- f H * lM *ii .1IM* t t •Mil a.f 1 N nl I. v rift I it ta- ..! |j inj Hilufr i piifa L a - r r ' ’ my U- Modern Woodmen of America , Moels 2,-J, Thursday evenings, 7:30, in M, W, A. flail, Pico Building. C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch Consul . Clerk I.. A . I l l l i (« L A ^ 5 * 1trAIMtttwir #t n wist>r rrn t hV BCiUfti f lftr .iw in r-t of iIn- t-oiuitry (of luuttilu iiimg a 8chedule of in (•an freight rales *' • i‘ton-■■c (mm the <»..in b(II ms|. wuait'l which has placed ’’ aihi.mf ir,Mi|„-r- - mT/ ftl'u,,..' { '*‘t w t*, I n-ki .l him wrhnt i„. » ;l|,i u will t 1» Mr I D W ' S 88 tt lic n c r a l . ur solved rightly lhtoi.gh palriotie c o - U L ^ * t n ! : . . ^ 4 i b ^ i rr t '"** ■HUI h 1 >* l-f t*> l it.*" * :»-t "I" r;,ti.ih *»id T t - ! fbw> p l a t e r N u p o l c o n tva:» u n U l l f i i l **|Urtli't yiui c e l hint . t i c in pint f.*r nallicmtMlcliili. n s c i e n c e w h i c h hn-j , t j,0 |.|mttngm|ili ' " Mr Edited, wnt, alrv.tya u tir a c tw l g r e a t i ' h l l e r s . A s u nsketl.* young limit lie w a s ^ lie (Ils lii i K U l s l i e d j j,,, j Ihe pliiiuostrapli vicltjry \Vlt fn r a i 1 9i Untied Brotherhood of Corpcnlrra and • Joiner* of America Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meet* flrat and third Thursday night at 7 o clock in the M. W. A. Hall, Pico Blk. J. W. 0. Singletary W. W. Von Neaa # Sec.Treu*. President Nailce o f Cppllrallan foe Taa Herd Under Section S o f Chapter 1*9*. Laws o f Flor. Ida Notice Is hereby given that J. F. Hickson, purchaser of Tag Crrtiflcale No. 799, dated Ihe 2nd day ol June, A. I>. 1913, has filed sain reriinrate In my office, and has mail, application for laa deed lo issue in accord­ ance with law. Said certificate embraces Ihe following described properly situate,) in Seminole rounly, Florida, lo-wit: Hcg N K cor l.ol 5, run H 1.50 cha, VV 8.30 cha, N 1.80 chs, E. 8.30 chs Sec. 31. T. 19 S. It. 32 east. I acre. The aaid land ‘ being assessed at the date of the ls.ua tie,, of such rgrtitteate in She name of J. |\ Mrl.urt ,i #1 Unless said rrMIScate shall [rertUp-ate shall be be redeemed redeemed aero according to law U taa iuue'therron on on ( h r 2 81 h *■* l deed awill 01 iwufthfffoft «Uy rtf July A. I». 191T thig IK** 'jhi h tin I' > ' ir l . H i • .1 I mi *♦<•*« (**f I at Mill* f • N. ■, *• . \ i). »**l I* -I, . HENRY Mc L AUL I N t. .I,t.*.| th. «,,*l I,., ni. ,| 4I | foa l. ip o it. * In 1 * III 111 4Mitf*UtM •- it « i l |t i|nit ■ > u t, I , , 111f11 p»I' *• n i l I if m • 9 4|i tr f ,»J ■ JEWELER In* «tl£ i|rr i f |ifO|wrty •!( IJIl(f«| 111 Srfll | tf i j c ffiuitt)-, r h o t’l «, In*nit. It< |% HK fur. ' of '■'■*,■ f*. T |* -0 Mifi S Xw*0 m|« \\ n H o nth , H ll 4 It >.|. 1| | 4w| -j L II yd., j - rrr*. Thi* -***t*l Irttpl I** M __ ac »wmn| *r at | I In* flair Ilf th luuiiifd* of »ur|» rafllllratr 4h r n*mi> o f A J T h 4 if»p *0 n * i I *n I f - 9 m4 < i*I t «-1 1 «Hi » t*3* *.I ii n I-1 I »*- f *-*('*-•*ftir, I * NO Of •ling: III LiW M l j l i n l a villi | m !#i« l l i i f r j nr. ftn h r ^ 1=i t,t > *«.f J u|> A !• 1 I J W M n r * * m v n lf ir ik l *4£Ti4* i:»«' *• a! fh l* MY SPECIALTIES: a In th* I tl ,la. ••( J, ii, A It • (tfk * if* lilt 1 * uM Jm-up It v V *7 T i til T \ \ I m•1 t. | » \| v* Bit R t t l l l' S H A N D . F A I N T E D ( H IN A G O R H A M 'S S T K R I . I M i S IL V E R . * ‘ I n, ROGERS' P LA TE D I ta llim ilk s * . I » I E L G IN Mr W ARE A N D W A 1.T I IA M WATCHES In f It* n il 4 ii t i ll . .Hrm n l ft jim llft ii} f I f n i l t . *4«’ Oi!ftMli I t t U n ii, flat, Mia In I h a n ii- f, U* t.;*tfn n 14f* » • (HTi|dj t(i 4 n *, T h * I r L* f It* iM - • o m j» * iiv , a M <n*tj •-*r t-or»* n n . t i if L A 14* -1 and M i n \1 It, i, h i* twil*., J l i l l i ’-i, \\ a ll* i S A d lfti’*, i. |l. * J I to w n inrid M a r y M r ii» jit h i* m ify . M H I h ilr fir fa lir t if f i H |tii* | w rig h t, W i I I ig |o«kfk nod Ir a n * \S T h ’<|**ri hi* w i l r , I J 1 ht\h«dm, 1 ItuMrtf mid \ l» flu / ir f. h»*r h' *4»*r»d, V\ S In . . \ « •’ .11. r. U t: 4.... .... I, i Jiiiftf-** \\ 'H u a n g , I »if -1* 4* V Jo h n ^ u n . W d h a m « * a r k . an d l.a u r a j BUSINESS CARDS j • » 1} i TtlOMAN DIM1.1 w r.. ttMdtsoN miustimjiKM Om'li. hi. wif**,. Mcraiv Afnnfr, * “ ■ ,1 f ft 11*I * f r at r »■ u l I hi* i *t i'** *if 111 G ' ! 1- . • h »* *I . I I ' ■' A I >I I iiw h , w id o w . L rrd (la in , A ug u « I H ch n td d rr, C h a r i * » U u l > ar-d l.o lh r N r r t y , hi* w ifr , ( Jl l h r r t l». I a n It H a ! a (d M n |t!rtir gro, llt llt l L it tlj; "vF 4fu| i t * 11- L l I f l r *, hi* ■ H r, s | -nr * f . 4 i*r 11r \\ \ I <*“f n a t h % an d VV \V. ,\ tiF O » *lh > ( hr t h u * h a iid , C, H iftlo n an d V io la S la t o n , hi* w ifr, d a l t t n l i n t i . O rd e r fn r H r n l f f by I 'u ld ir a llo n « « ♦ « « oer « « « ( > « « c - t r r r r ^ r .r r r One Inch Carrla Will Hr* I'uhllnhrd UnJer I'hU llcdding At The Itnle Of $7.20 I’ rr Vent. , Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS S a n fu rd , • F lo rid a If! 14 E lto n M o u g h to n J o Thalrhrr Hralty Comjiany It apta-ariiig by the affidavit ol complain­ ant herein filed I bat subpoena has hern la* n o ) in aaid cause and relumed not served L e ra mi1 ** no ■ grill wf dafatuflttl T Ii ■! lirally Company, • H a t l J l Corpuratbin, tan be Inuml, and It lurlher aptw-aring by the affidavit ol complainant that pfoeasa against I be aaid defendant rorporallon Office In Yowrll Bide. Sanford, Fla Thaleher Healty Company, rannol Iw served oaing lo the failure ol aaid corporation to e le c t officers or appoint agent and be­ cause the agents and officers o l /aid evotsrratlop ar» unknown, and It appearing to the aa riurl that suit has brrn institute-1 in t h r ’ above entitled eause In the above n yled A T T O R N K V a n d C 0 U N S E L L 0 F at L A W roufi fur ihi* |iurprt*i* « f foreclosing a morig«gp against aaid iirop^rllr^ .mentioned In Prn cttce In S l n l e unit Iptle rn l Court* tlir liili of riirtijdatnt* : ARCHITECT Is GEO. A . DECOTTES.. IT ts THLULFOID: m iDEUKll. A lb Stinford Fta J U n C E D A N D D K C l t K K D That the .|e- G arner-W oo d ruff Bltlit femhsnl, Thatcher lleally Company, a Flor­ ida rorporatinn. lie and appeir to the »ald above entitled eause, in (tie above entitled court an or letorw th# 8th day 5vf August, 1917, it being a rule day of this court to defend the said suit, and that in default thereof a decree pro rofllraao be entered I. A W Y E It againit th* awtsl Th»trher Healty C om -j party and the aaid cause broeeed ea parte i SUIT 9, COURT 1IOU8K •gainst the'said Thatcher firstly Company. || ii further ordered that this order be i I'hunrs 1(3, 333-w published oore a week tor the aoarr ol t o o mo th» In the Sanford Herald, a news­ paper published In Seminole County, Flor* SCHELLE HAINES Done, ordered, adpidgid ami decreed, nl Sanfurd, Florida, the 29th day ot May, K I T . tS, JAS. W. { ' HKI ............ Juilpe. Hoblnion k llear.Sall, Attorney- fur Complainant. r lO ftf Ti 9T..W1. A i d 8t-Tue*-inie In Ctrrull Cuurt, S r t r n l h Juditlat t ir eraIt Nr mi note County. Flat Ida. In Chancery If* itjwansn Drew, Complainant n S V N tO R t) lO D fiL S 4 M ottgage Thatehrr Iteklly t'om par y, a Foreclosure Florida rorpoiaticn, Frank A, Hanfurtl l.udk'p No C2, F. and A, M. H-st ami Mary M. l i f t , ht* wile, J. « . tle. 1 , Walter S. Communication r-vorv Arit and third Adams, J, ft. IIroan and Mary Thursdays at 7-3U- ViaitiiiK l>rutlir«n . llroan, hia wile, M. tl. Thai* 1 her, <!>orge W. HrgstwrlghI, welcome. W. J. Thigpen and Francis W. 0. L. Taylor O. J. Miller Thigpen, his aile, I., J. t hisF«*t*r'tnry . . W. M htlm. Louisa T. Itorier, »nd A. D Itorier, her host .and, W. Altrttrrir 1 Itfijiirf No. Ifi, M. M, j 8. Filre. V. { ’ . Cotlrr, W. It. Charlton, - Charles W. Younj, Mthrts every »eeotni untl tnurrh t’ t'u*r1 Li llie Lewis, tl, V. Johnson, day in Mu-ouie Dull over it^o titi|K*riu William Clark and leiura Tht-atri-. Vinitintc ctmiianions wetcomr Clark, his wile, Mcraay MonO. I-. Taylor C. J. Uumph roe as sdmlnlstratrla ol Ihe eslsle ol I), fi. Moltroe. deSec’y High r.-U t erased. Heater A. Fellow#, a l l o w , Fred Clark. August Seminole I hapler 2, Order Lastern^Sti Schneider, Chari*- l<**ly >fal Meets every fimt and third Tuee tnv t.ollle N-wly, his ail*, fillhert |)eljiach, ttafae) Montenegro In tmeh month. Evt-ryonp who hn* —on Italy Littles an,| K-t-lle Littles hit Slur in the Eru-t are etrrdiitliy invits*-t his a i l , , CJ. W. Spencer, C i r ­ to visit this chattier. ri* W. A te in ath y and W. W. , Abernathy, her huthand. U. Alice E. Uobbitin, Sec'y f i . Staton aril Viols Slaton, his wllf. DefendantsThe Sanfurd Counrll K. of T o Charles Neely, - ledlle Neely and M. H. Mew*-Fthe 2nd Sunday 3 j>. th., ami th* Thatehert — It appearing Irom the affidavit of Ben­ 4th Sunday 8 p. m„ each month, at K. jamin Drew, eonif lair-ant In th# above en- of C. Hall. Oak Ave. Vitle.l cause filed therein, that the reaiderce T eo. Sehanl, Grand Knight. ot Charlea N r r l y and I/jlii« Neely and M. II. i C. L. Britt, Fin. Scc'y. Thatcher are to this Affiant unknown, and f ' •JJcBW, Star Brand Typewriter Ribbon* B * yive clear, permanent copies. W ill not smut, dryout, or fill the type. i ,1 Bay fy/xtenf mtf aupplitt ot * TH E UcraU Priniirn Co.. . Fhnnr 144 . SANFOIU), FI.OKIHA .» .uifjL A i... __’■ j - '■ .v ....— 1■■«*-TaA srani*■»— ------------— ......... - ' lO * J . w■ < *I - �... Ku u k THE SANFORD HERALD U. J. IIO LLY , Editor THE SANFORD HERALD July 17. Because some many of the largest 'growers on Cel­ mantis for duty. choose to fljink that the jotpfng qf a ery avenue anti the West Side, so Home* Guard organisation meant that the value of muck for our cel . at- ^ i«g, ij a -o. n .urn Sther ’PTT'A" Tor TTirri unTT potatoW'^a no virtual to escape the possibility pf Pabtlah** E nnr T u w l.r »nd EHd»jr longer, questioned. The fact is, going to war, many men are alowr to i t* there would have been much moro apply for admission in the guard > A groat many people hesitate about opening a Bapk Account because they of it used than has been, but for the There is nothing unpatriotic*, no regard their knowledge of banking as limited or probably they consider tin* StTO O tlPTioN W i l E . IN ADVANCC . extremely high coak-of handling and possible excuse tu call the member amount o f money they have to deposit too small. It is a very easy maLUr i,, Q|1 TKAKt t . * * * * * * i > « m » » * » * * n * * *$JLCW difficulty of hauling in its natural of the guard a “ slacker," and/there open an account h ere." M ONTH* • **• tit I.IC should he no secrecy about the per­ ■ • I I I M O N T fW rrrrrrrre . . . ............. 1*".W wet state from the twgfjy gwaanpsf Just deposit your money, sign your name and receive your bank book There being at* best only tw o to four sonnel, the'strength- and ofllrioncvy of W e cordially invite you to open an account with us, subject to check ami M re*r.<M. Ibp CMr b* C.rrU* 11.00 P.r I w la weeks each year that wagons can this branch of service that has will be pleased at all times to explain any details in regard to financial m a t t e r s M « w « M 20*. I'tl Moolb enter the swamps at- all, and then definite purpose and may have much f u l l la lU ftM * Mail B . M it t »l OffU* ^ - 1 ' ~’ 1 ■■—* —^ ^ one cubic yard is a maximum load to do. C a p i t a l $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 s u r p l u s $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 J «att**« At Hat— 4 -Oaaa M i l Mattar Safari Ita l for a tw o mile team. Long distance Within a very short time the N a­ I N I , at lb* Paatatrk* al M a r t , Piarlda \ M m An at Marik lit , I ITS. hauls.%to the lighter soils that need tional Guard, which has been a body ■W* It most have been .prartically pro­ for service In the several states iN*.tU hibitive heretofore. Pure mudk is a chiefly, and with only nn occasional very-ligh t substance, weighing only call for duty outside the borders of about nine hundred to a thousand a state is to be taken in charge by pounds^ as conjpurcd to over 2,500 the .national government and every pounds for a cubic yard of sand. man removed from the state in II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0. L. TAYLOR R. R. DFAS It hns been evident that some plan which he has served and from the CraaUaa, VIca-TraaMal Caahitr Aas’t Ci iflit. F. L WOODRUFF Vka-Praiidanl must he devised that would insure United States. W hile the number an ample supply, available nil the of men taken by this means ia not year round, that will be in such a very large, the conscripted arm y dry state that teams may haul with will follow closely, taking nearly a ease two to three cubic yards at a million more men from possible ser­ time; and the Chappells deserve vice at home. In the milllona that much credit for their endenvors to are left at home when opr armies Tray of W inter Garden; J. H. Sadler, H ow cruel "to call you hack, if w e! There arc no dues in this organizareduce the high cost of farming, and cross the seas to meet a foreign foe Oakland; G. G. Wear, Gilbert D. could! ' ,ion- There are three ways in which should promptly receive the patron­ there .will he still present with -us l-cach, and L. M. Johnson of LecsFrom the shore of Rainbow Land, the outfit* ca n » be given: Anyone age that will may their venture n all of the dlstiurbing elements which iurg, and P. II. Uolfn, C. K. Mc- From the safety, the joy, unutter­ The Mulberry Herald has sus­ who so desires can give and mike pended and the editor gives as the success. Their work is particularly we have known in the years past, tjunrric and W. II. T a y lo r of Gaines­ able bliss, nn outfit; those who would wish to reason the lack of advertising. It appropriate now that all fertHbcor often requiring the heavy hand of ville, and after a full hearing of all From .the Savior’s arms—from the contribute hut have neither (he time, seems strange indeed to the pub­ prices are aosriqg and the announce­ authority and sometimes force of who desired to be heard, the com­ Father’s kiss. or talent^for knitting may give the lishers nil over the'country why the ment in this issue will he interesting arms, that peace and prosperity missioners took *the aard matter From the babies' Rninliow Land. price of an outfit and still others may continue at home. T o the under advisement. average merchant cannot see the' to the farmers of this section. who cannot Ttive materials can give , '% ----- O i— advantages of advertising. There legally qualified and patriotically And now on this d a y the said Just^ ask the angel to open th e'gate, their time, and service. ,\Jrs. lij]) nrp one thousand reasons why every S H U T U P OB BE L O C K E D UP trained Home Guards will full the And throw us u kiss, hahy sweet; has made arrangements to secuYe the matter coming on for further and business man should advertise his The Tribune la extremely jealods work that has been demanded of final consideration, the railroad com­ And sometimes w ave your dim pled W’flol and needles and the work is in business and they are all business of our American rights. Among the NationaT Guardsmen up t6 this missioners being advised In the prem­ hand' such shape now that the circle will reasons— but in the case of the Mul­ them’ we hold hone more precious tim e—and one has .but to fo llo w ises, do find that owing to the exi­ From Borne fair height of Rainbow be able to ' meet regularly for knitberry Herald the greatest reason than free speech and a free press. the newspaper to know* that state Lan d,* • gences o f war’ it is desirable to.re* ting and instruction*. The cost (,f Was that without advertising the In most of our cities we have nlltjw- troops have been repeatedly culled Our longing hearts to greet. euse some of the equipment of the materials for u complete outfit will newspaper could not exist and now ed such freedom of speech t hut we in the past few years to aid c iv il Allnntic Coast Line Railroad Com­ bo $2.25, the one and only outlay the town is without the greatest have permitted, with good nutured authorities in imii**tuining order. pany. that tile same may lie held in ] And mid the sorrows and mid the required. It is the h o p e*o f the asset that it formerly had And yet tolerance, the free utterance of the Florida hns made some progress in readiness for the service of the gov­ stress chairman of the circle to send out there ’ are people who do not adver­ ravings of disordered minds. organizing Home Guards and it is ernment, and for tin* further reason of Sanford for the Battleship Florid* O ’er life’s stern way we roam, tise and see no good not only, in In som e'cities certain places have to lie hoped that (lie plans made will- that a reduction in its train 'service W e’ ll hear you c a ll—we'll seo you one hundred outfits. advertising but no good in the luufti been set apart in public squares he put— througrt’’ - and companies will tend • toward a conservation of wave — paper. where any one might freely rail formed in many Florida towns and’ fuel and coal supply, and there ap­ W e’ ll climb up higher,-and we'll he FL O R ID A ,S QUOTA against government and establish­ cities. The membership is expected pearing no other reason fur discon­ . brave The Sanford section is in better ed -institutions, and asy most any­ to be made up of business and pro­ tinuing the train service hereinafter T ill God's voice cUlis us home. This Slate W ill Furnish Over Six shape today than it has ever been. thing he pleased. fessional men, exempt .from service mentioned. Thousand Soldiers W e have made money on every thing Even the steps of government in the regular branches of the m ili­ It is therefore ordered and ad­ Red Cross Announcement Washington. July lit. Formal ;irraised here this season nhd as a Inti- buildings have been favorite ros­ tary system, but none the less cap ­ judged tlm f in compliance with its The next regular business meeting tiounrement was made by the * ,r filler the pepper crop alone has made trums wherefrom wild eyed fanatic* able and eflicient men who will e x ­ petition, the Atlantic Coast Line of the Seminole Branch will he Wed- department today that 687.( him • n the growers goml money and tin-|might talk themselves black in tin* pert to respon to any call made and Railroad Company he and it is here- ticaduv uly 18th, at 3:30 p. m. at w'dl he selected from those r.-g , tyop is still being shipped, U c have ! face aguUist the government itself to give a portion o f their time to by ordered and permitted to dis­ the Woman’s Club rooms, and all •‘‘red on June 3 for the first national the largest and . best corn crop in So Jong as it kept dear of libel drill, practice and sturdy of m ilitary continue trains Nos. 37 and 3 8 .be­ members are urged to nttend, war army anil to fill up vacancies in history. We will have a mill to laws .the press might go so far as the science. It is not expected that the tween Jacksonville and T rilby, and The East Sanford Red Cross Gio national guard and the regular make corn meal and grits and feed editor pleased to go. with his thun­ members of the Home Guards will in lieu thereof operate trains Nos, members will hold their regular army, out of our own products. We will derbolts against anything and any­ he asked to devote a great amount 37 and 38 between Sanford and St. meeting for sewing at the home o f • The quotn of men with which each have plenty of fat cattle and hogs body. of time to this voluntary service, but Petersburg by the T rilb y branch Mrs. Huston on Cameron avenue on >n the south will tie required to and there is no reason to fear starva­ Anil a good natured public found syllicient to he of use in time of ^ ' . . . ,m connecting at Sanford with trains Thursday aftern oon.. All interested furnish from those registered or Oil tion for several years yet even if the no fault • *■ need A great thing is to do aw ay No*. 82 and 83 handling sleeper from jn „fw in g for the Red Cross, w h liiir 'June 3 follows: north .stmulrt rul our supply of flour But tiiat was in tune* of peace, r ' I ' m i l l ..I" , f ' i l ! I ' l l ,m ‘- -Jacksonville to St. Poteniburg, .prac-. members as yet or not are invited to Alabama, 13,612; Arkansas 10.267 and other Stull. Therefore, we Ntivv we are at war. The govern­ ,, ,, ................... ..... ’ 1 ,1 Ucsll) on Mu ».imi si hi dull js ut this gathering. Georgia 18,337; Florida 6.325. l v n should look on the bright side and I Jt II th f L'Unrcl. It VVIHV l»f* t hat t t/ifi Innlannullln m. \ „ tt . ment represents tin* people, tin- citi- v\ * • .t ■ n # , y»ff. t ti t vm Jn< hMonv tilt an<t M .4 Riley M. HiHcher Berry, tuckv Louisiana I M be optimistic of the future for here ji re it* hip of thus democrat ir repulilii fhirint* the absence o f our troop* in ■ pltf,.r-i„ir.f ..u . . . . . . . . .. vt, , 1 r ,llrK x ,n f<a»neH\ lilt . Ire ** Reporter Seminole Branch, ni**ippi I0.M0J; North fa ro ! » . r. inutile Sanford auction there should The government det hired w.tr and Jrrance r where, the people may be1 11 , • Prance o**r ho­ S’ . .- Flu. ( bap A R. C (’ il ii never be any privation- or want or llo- people approved if - action ;lr have have *«■ so well.as well.as to s.-areelv need ticcil tthe It is further, further ordered and adjudged V I la. (Im p A R. *». 4; Oklahoma 15,561: South to seareely li hard tun ■«. \\ cun li\c within i lo ir will that train-* No. 162 nnfi restraining hand hand of of tin* the policeman pi.lieemun thut bains and 163 between >"'a ' “ .Oni; Tennessee I U 2 v T< w That settles it j restraining . -, . Tanmn 8,irini,j »n,l p . o ui.,,-,. ■« . . . . .. .... ... . -10,515; Virginia 13.,!»a. ogr.sclVf.i/h -iter ih m an y other paVt Tarpon Springs and St. .Petersburg Sanford N m y Knitting ( irrlc Frenzied attacks on <>t it govern- >,,ul Gie man in uniform mi the be disrontinui-d. of th • I nited States if we only merit N'tlW Tin- Sanford N a v y Knitting Circle M usk Lasts Weight. th >•( reel - is a good tiling, nevertheless, are attneks thought so and thinking so is half of pi-op le. it is ftirtlier ordered and adjudged will meet at the home of Mr*. A. E. Charles ltn?.*,uit. n Fr, tu b eliembr, \ppeab I,, any of our i-ifi. • ntid by lii-i presence prevent* lots •>f the battle of life. ! Trouble. We may not have any v ery that this order as tu change and di?, Mill on Tpivday and Friday after- dfiiioiislrnlf* tint, a grain o f tnmk •i> to rebel ugaiiis! .any of our lawsi^roubl I) l>. se,| by congress to <.irrv out tin ’ important use h r tile Home Guard, foutinuuttuc of u r iire muy hoi'Hipe hntill-, at rinir o ’ clock lllltil fltrllilT loses weight until It eeirees to gu. . [f Its odor, nfter which its weight re­ purposes ot p i R war are attacks on I hut it* is well id know that if tin eHii-im- on and after 12:01 o'clock notice, for tin* purpose of instructing M U C K F u r F E U T IL IA K 1C mains the some, This proves that in-the morning MondnJ*. July 15, emergettey arises an armed, fa irly Th e Sun ford II, rfild |ms rtmri OUR government. all those who desire t " learn, to knit perfume Is ctllls,'ll hy volatile parthloi 1917. * ban -om e railed the attention of Whatever lends aid ami comfprt will drilled f**ri-e. under authority given off by the odoriferous hotiv. It is- further ordered and adjudged the outfits required by the navy. our truck farmers to the immense j to the enemy is treason “-an d attacks and working as a unit for protection thut the service hereby authorized a d v a n ta g e -of muck as a fertilizer [nn mir government and appeals for cun lie brought to hour upon u d if­ to lie discontinued shall lie restored ficult. situation. Florida should have and soil builder, ami have tried i„ resistance to its |aw. lend aid and and resumed upon order of tin- rail­ XXX.'illllllllllXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIlXXX show' them the folly of putting mi I comfort to the enemy iL iu c they at least a tio>u»und melt* in her Home road commissioners, * . Guard, well scattered, about the much of t h -ir hard earned cash1intrfj arc treasonable, Done and ordered by the railroad cxcc.sjivv Itmounts of high priced The time has come fur treasonable state, and all appreciating the trust commissioners of the state of Florida Tiinexchemical fertilizers when at tlieir editors and uruturs tu shut up or be thnt is imposed upon them in open ses-don at their otliee in the Union. . . very doors tliay have material par locked up. ’ 1 city of Tallahassee, this the 13th excellence that will give them better Gold man and lierkmnn are locked day of July, A. I). 1917. S F o r t ho remainder of this week will | $ ^ £ P E C I A I j B A R £5 and lasting results and at fur less up. - T h ey’re in jail. That'll where R. Hudson Burr, • G A IN S in Shoes. W e have exceptional values, such us coKts. * • they belong. Neither is a citizen of Chairman. The truth of our contention is this n-puhlir yet both have been per­ Day Shoe* fer Men Ladles’ House l)resic« of’ borne out in prcctict.1 field tests by mitted to roam whithersoever they AN A P P R E C IA T IO N Ratine C l o t h , Linen. pleased within our borders and give " “ Youths 1.79 Veils and Crepe, as lonjf voice to their hatred of this govern­ HAH .ROAD COM MISSION jJjiL ) Lltiiv Damnin' drownlce as (hey last, your choice While Canvas Yalrhintf ment and ail government. It was Q ,, filfltng, don't wave from the I.OWS CUTTING OF ' o n l y ................. *!9c time to lock them up. * And it’s time Shoes . . . $1.98 ■ Rainbow Land, D O N ’ T SEVERAL T R A IN S to go right down the line and lock We enn't come up to you now; * • . . f»9c M en’s Tennis Dal . $1.00 Sport Crepe up others who use their liberty in But we see your smile and your Tall^huwieeJyJuly 16., Aa ii war Stripe, Dots and Figured (rec America to lend aid and com ­ measure the Atlantic Const Lin e honnie brown eyes, Men’s Tan Canvas Shoes Voiles a n d Lawns to fort to the Prussian enamy of de­ Railroad Company made application Apd the light of the love that never only . . . . $1.98 cIobc out at 5c - 10c dies — mocracy and civilisation. D ifP o o D to the Florida railroad commission­ 15c 19c - r *25c On your beautiful baby brow. And this'goes for editors as well ers a short time ago to take of! sev­ Vulranizcd Rubber Can­ * [O " O O K as orators. Tumpa Tribune. eral passenger trains in the state, vas Dayside Shoes $1.00 Silk Poplin, pl ai n and ----- O ----thereby releasing all equipment pos­ O, Isn't it sweet in Rainbow Land? figured . . . $1.25 Indies Rubber Sole White Do you dip your feet in the wave, sible for the ’use of the government T H E HOME GUARDS Canvas Baby Dolls $1.79 Ladies’ Wash Skirls to Much has been written unil said in handling troops and government In the gleam and the glow of thnt wonderful son supplies. On July 6. the commis­ close out at only , 98c about the Home Guards, which, Women’s Two Strap San­ under special act of congress "may sioners held a hearing ut G.*.inesvillc With its golden sands, in your ra­ dals and Rlucher Ox­ Ladies' Voile and Lawn diant glee, *. he organized in all the states and the to eondder whether or not they Waists . . . . 98c fords « • • • $1.7.» Where the children may frolic, and District of -Columbia, their specific ought’ to grant the Coast Line’s ap­ lave? title suggesting their limits and pro­ plication as to trains 37 and 38, be­ Only a few Ladies’ Cloth Only 5 pieces very Pretty visions being made for the furnish­ tween Jacksonville and Trilby, *(lnd Sport Hats to close out Patierns In Sport Silk to ing of some equipment by the go v­ have now entered the following or­ Are the angels teaching you sweet, close out at . . 89c at only . . . . 44c new tricks? / ernment. There has also been a der: Do they laugh when you wave great,amount of "smiling behind the Order No. 561, File N o. 3915 Before the railroad commissioners your hand? hand," and sarcastic comment made of the state of Florida: * Do they toss you, and kiss you, nnd upon the mention of the proposed » • smother your hsir. organization, and it needs thnt some In the matter of discontinuing cer­ Don’t forget we sell M en’s Palm Beach, Kool of authority and experience should tain train service by the Atlantic And pat your cheek so rosy anil fair, Kloth and .Panama Suits at the lowest possible In beautiful Rainbow Land? Th e ideal w a y to make speak plainly of the necessity for Coast Line Railroud Company: Did some one .who never knew the Price. . ....................................................... action, and of the very important Pursuant to notice N o. 145, dated memoranda aiid carry infor­ cost — ' duties and responsibilities thnt will June 29, 1917, this mntter came on mation that you need fre­ The cost .that mothers p a y — ’ rest .upon the men who volunteer to for hearing before the rnilroud com­ The THREE-IN-ONE STOKE Guarantees to sell quently. Covers la s t fo r drill and act in unison when an missioners of the state of Florida at Home one who lunged for a darling the best goods for the least money. A host of years. Sheets can be obtained like you, emergency * urines, under expert di­ the court house in Gainesville on seasonable items will be priced under present With u little loving heart ns true, anytime, ruled in six styles. rection and with full intent to assist, the 6th day of July, 1917, at 10 And your smile like a sunbeam's market costs. WE INVITE YOU. . in law- enforcement and with full in­ o'clock in t fie morning, and then nnd Bound in Handsome Dura­ play — tent tg assist—in law enforcement there appeared the Atlantic Coast ble Black Morocco, with Red and the suppression of internal <hs- Line RailronW Company by J. C Leather Index that enables turhNnces. In some states the Home Murchison, general superintendent.xk Did she ask the Father to, give you you to find what you want in* Guards arc already working up thelr an(j « H . 0. M cArthur, super­ — to-her---- --—-------— *-------- 1— atantly.__ The heart thut longed for a child — organizations and with commissions intendent. There also apprnred C, “ WE SELL IT FOR LESS” obtained in the regular, prearrived 0. Roe, J. H. Compton, E. R. Some one whose arms were so empty t here. way the officers of these volunteer Capipfiell, F. B. Roe, James W ell­ Sanford Arc. and Fourth St. Sanford, Florida troops—called sometimes state po­ man, L. S.' Zltemeyer, C. L. Kirk- Someone, who craved with regretful Phone 148 Hanford, Florida tear, lice or state constables, or whatever, red of Clermont; A. B. Newton, T . One "pure and undefiled." are endeavoring to fit their cora- N. Sewell, J, II. Cooper and B. W., W E, E N C O U R A G E N E W D E P O S IT O R S THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS j 1 The THREE-IN-ONE STORE | COAST LINE WILL REDUCE THE SERVICE ' Write it on Your Cuff! Jot it Down in the • J Aft J. & P . Coats Spool Cotton 5c l 1 The THREE-IN-ONE STORE HERALQ PRINTING CO. 3««€IUUi!Ulll50»CIIIIllll|||lXXI IMSjjawiwHHIigHI. vA ecu V* . m L> l * �T. t P ■±Tr^- :! - »v IT. _____________________ THE SANFORD HERALD 1917 L^ « t » I » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ PAGE FITE j lo\ inn cup by the Haptift Assembly b». A. Colbert. rttayor of M o o r ^ iw u ln g Warrants " r thrt'f yi-ar* • jj>» year* in succession, anil,haven anfl Juaven ot or Mon* More H»*a>pn Hcaypn ■ i* » x a * ,<*HeMe *br Af»Weliil>!v* Thli ct tv li f $w *1ava a t l u against the bill as a l ■U f krtwp'i'lf.1 ^ A lltfle girl nf Maiitit Valo irm nsfc- ;; Hiring her rtrartre TyrarnM .irnr? LU liiuUfi l.t^k LfopTl Neiv ■*. ■*erf -items- - T f :•* Tmnp—♦-* :r;»prnr'rt-t**-M * very sfjgftr: Summary of the Floating Small \ da\ night at till- Temple, just bpf. rt Ur. J F \Jt'Kinnt>n spent £ a i u r - . b y the 1- J . t o t a le d , the .-atm* a ft e n - r munufact jrt r* f D a y t o n , <• , the •'veiling service* delivered t i„ da y m t h e ' c i t y , c o m in g over f r o m the Govern-*.- t.ad written hi* vet i ,n 2 Talk* Succinctly Arranged Tor Thoughts. have advan ced the • tail price of ice cup to til "’ Harried Herald Readers tup to M,e pre.itiem „( the union. Oakland to attend the funeral of before, the chief executive having an ,n ..V . Thought* are springs of action. The . it. . ili'ii- Him.,. llQth -yiiunE litc!•- Dirnnll, IlrownI . . T h . many .imply itneken out oortain provj. , , , ’ " !"r ' “ " ar* setrot o f the highest' human Messed* * t t .................. .. ness is found in the tnattary of one'a ..H e. mai l. ami well Sanford I,lend, of Dr. • M o K In .S > » « , . h o . Ih , moooy .hould S ,1 7 '* f T Xb* Hoard of Public Instruction is thought habit*. As compared svltb production and distribution o f ice. such an achievement, gold Is but dross, ’ jg^ting today and onp of the riiaf* /*! J* af*' cu*' *n **5 here next Sunday to pr.-ach in the amending th** Dili or making the law In a half page ad in the local dlatuomlj ten mtdjUti. un „( interest to .be attended to is nnd sral the lock so it may remain Presbyterian church at the mornihg and appropriating money, which the newspapers, the New State Ice Co., ihr appointmenl of the teachers for forever .and forever. and evening services. Governor has no right to do. of Oklahoma City announces a new • "t tfce county. The Herald will give a There were three possible decisions schedule of prices for ice. The ad­ Mr. and Mrs. Timherlake were in Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee left ji,t of those teachers appointed to r*£Y MA*E ^Sa t is f a c t io n k ° rims schools as early as this 1,1(1 c lly' >'*»H,niay enroulc to their J’Mterday for Montreal. North Car- *liich the attorney-general might vance is but flight. OLD TfC T 1 “* . .. . home ill Tnmtm fm tit it tain I,._L . olinn uhom h r IloiMinlu mill * have rendered: First, thnt iiffpmnf. SHOE. 5 PffL MH/NO fi,t is available tor puoiicauon. h‘»ne in Tampa from a trip to .lack-; »Hna where Dr. Brownlee will at- have rendered: First, that attempt­ "On M ay 1 st, practically all of the * " 0 YOUNO m . vi n .u fn n . va i ,r , *°nville made by canoe from th is .fend the sessions of the Preshyterian ing to veto a part of an Item was ice manuf, tnrer* of New Orleans °e e r reet. Ayers' New Daytona Bench Hotel c ily . ( Association e s p e c i ^ for Sunday the same in effect as vetoeing the raised th-* price for ice J-f.00 per hapwv .' Paytons Beach. Fla.— Special sumMr. and Mrs. If. G. Sovacoll and ^ ,1M0| work. They will also visit entire item. This would have abol­ ton for the wholesale trade, and 5 jnrr rates now In effect. Week end daughter Betsy Jane of Jacksonville " “ "hington «nd othbr points -and ished al! of the Governor's contin­ cents per cwt. for the retail trade. parties solicited. Dance .every Satwho have been here for several days i wil1 80010 linu 1 v*-ith Dr. gent expense money, pinking it im­ Thus ion pounds advance from 25 Hrdiy hight. W. F. & E. It. Ayres, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Turner Pro* n*ee 8 relatives in Georgia ere possible for a reward to have been t«X-40- '*'nt*.* isinsgerr and owners. 81-tf . offered for an escaped prisoner and Houser left today for thler home rfturnlnK home. ' ‘ Viichit.i. Kansas, increased to 50 k A. Brumlcy returned yesterday Mrs. Sovacoll was Miss Mamie Hill would have left the slate railroad cwt. per cwt. rash or 47 *^ ‘ cents to Huntersville, N. C., where he w ill commission without any funds what­ PLTERS SAYS: nnd formerly resided here where her Revelation coup »ns. Kearney, Neb., increased join his folks and complete his vaca­ many friends have been-glad to wel­ ever to operate on for two years. "A Man Is As Old As His The July program of services at 10 c.hLs p -r cwt. Bloomington. III., tion. returning to Sanford via auto come her back home., Mr. Sovocoll Second, that the . Governor had a Feet Feel— A Womsn the Baptist Temple is being bused increa*. d't r >m 40 cents per cwt. to aithin the next three weeks. Is As Young As is southern manager of the American on the Revelations of the Bible, and right, to veto ahy part of an item, 45 cents. *. . ? ! Her Sbqrn book" ' and third, the decision, that was H. It. Roebuck, ’representing John Art Co. * the sermon , delivered last- Sunday Dozens of ther cities show an in­ handed down. B. Stetson University was in San­ and what C. L. ’Harrington of Greenville,' night by Dr. Hyman, the pa*tor was crease which is Surprising to those Priors Says Is So This opinion of the attorney gen- not familiar with conditions. ford in the interest of the University North Carolina is the guest of his *1*® fourth of the series. This «crSaturday. uncle, \V. <J. Thigpen. This is Mr. mon entitled the "Lion (if the t , „ eUt* ,oe salary of Don MeNo. 6d0 will cure Malaria or Bil­ Harrington's first trip to Sanford Tribe of Judah’ 1 nnd hud to do with • luilen. counsel for the railroad comDural.s,r‘ of Human Life.' THE whole family ought to gel and he thinks it is just about right t*"’ Great hook of seven seal,—th e « rT1l881un fron1 J-LoOU to U.tiuu a year, ious Fever. It kills the germs. The t . . ... . duration of .human life in on this. From baby's tiny, in every particular especially, the ' ’°°k of life according to the Doctor, j*"-e l"',nK 10 0 *am° as the sai- Is about tl.1: -three years. One-quar86-35t kerp-Vm-warm kirks fo grand­ tbntTio man was good enough to I a.ri ,0^.*"* general, which i,.r of t‘i people ..f the earth die be­ ma's Alirr-sit-by-the-ftre clip­ “ Over There" Is the title tjf Mc- corn crop which beats even the Old pers. Our *prdy footwear runs fore th ce of -lx i.ne-hnlf ttofnre the' • . 'open, but that the Lion of th» tribe 'th e legislature .thought sutTicient fo Clintock's trench story in this issue. North States. thr rntirr gamut of Unnrd-and Mr. McMullen age iif n -and only one of every II. L. McClendon who i* connect- °f Judah," tin* str>mg man i.f Judah. Read it. hulJt-for-wcar - and - stjlr foot The toll ai«o contain* •] a , lause I*v*-* t** the age i*f,sixty-live. The ed with tin- experimental station of " 3* *No the lamb :i man who garments. Make It a family Mr. and Mrs. Farley and fuinily party, 'la k e it a reunion if you the University of Florida at Guides- ** strong yet lumb-Iike in spirit wu- providing that none o f , the C o v­ nvernce age however I* -lowly incrw i. i . j ) |,u. r Mln). er I; o f’.* . or* f>.» -- ;, * have rented the Peters house on bke and bring lhal long ln*l villi- u i o in th e ■it v mi S a tu riiu .v *o opc'n Uu* b >ok .m d r e a l U .- -i Magnolia avenue. Mr. Farley i* u*i-d for -11 r« . t: v* it*I*..* '*‘ ls . 1.1 L'reiii.r Uo-dicul. fool ronlfiirt hark into the fam­ culliitg on In* man} friend*, lb- i* a °rd* of the many lit-* I hi* hook ily fold state organizer of the labor unions in that iti tn via* stricken L-. the *kid. former resident of tin* city and ha* ,n he opened and the record* read and will 'make Sanford hcaduuarters made good in hi* i Imsen profession. <>" thatday of day* * a Horne) £rn«-r,i, .• a v» s the*»tJ|ju«t while he is in the field. Mrs. Henry Wight ami chitdrrn- The sc/vicca baaed on the book o f . it j.av»cd U> th, ligialatur*;... . * "3 P lf**ur* to Others. lioois, shoes anti Slippers Miss'Cole of .Gainesville ... _ „ is the at* spent 'Sunday with home f o l k s . ' Revelation will be continued . * ' ' : '-'T' ' ‘iii-ltb.>mo*ts.-ntractive guest Of Miss Ball and i* re- Th have a cottage at Daytono throughout tlhe month' o f July, with i .. • '» * *!I,',' ,,rr ‘ ™t»''*tw In pro'-01 EAST FIRST STREET < an* _Be" : U Done ceiving many social attentions while ------------.................... . z i h tthrri. \he°;;‘rE; - m i c e * « « th,* subject ea *hj• • » " « it r ** on c wi,huu* rcot,,li; t,l,aMir' ' ,,f w,h-"Expense,. in the city. Wednesday night. Dr. “Hyman will 1 ““ “ cool breezes from the ocean. "Postmasters will, cause this sug­ "Ttut7-My-Tism — Antiseptic, Ano Mrs. Allan Jones and daughter. be the prinripa1 sfieaker at the Wed­ gestion t ■■ [ 1 1 •* e.| .* * . • . * stops pain. nesday n-ght *e»viei*s during tv*put rofac Le Cl aire are tin* gut**.I* of Mr* ti dyne Kills paper* V. ■■• ‘ • J *. ! • . . - - .* j>6 -•lot lion \\ Spcnet-r .it Dayviriiii Hi .i 1 for .i tleXt two weel. . with ,i *pcc,,i! i;,v. • jtl'U’wl* * * * ♦ , .t#‘ ** • man Ic.idor l.*r tin- rio*»-ting* I i,\ Thii- f..*l.i wing ix a soi•iuty item few day* , \ M ll- Cxf’ ; wel1 vciiula'ed halland courtiou* iftim Ml ( 'lumens: "M r. ■and Mrs Mr mu1 Mrs N .fn* Levi* mo­ ” Tt,;r'd Aut. Post master Get S. 0. Chase of Sanford are registered tored over te Coronado lloaoh ye*- ushers will see that tin* coiigrvgaMr. D ock**r> is •*.* *• pay* f im! umi at the Colonial Hotel, Mt. Clemens. ' terdny nnd Mr*. Levii and the chil*. tions will* hf* cntufnrt ab*y the govcri.m* t,' at in . " ' ’ a ..ear a ' . l Will he paid any one securing a written and curvd f*ir al thm* meetim;-*, and th»* Michigan." (Iren will remain uwhile, Mr. I.evU entire public is invited to take part *r<M? 0,b-e --'vice Word has been received in this states that the new road to New fjiiintd statem ent that I am deaf. What nni| attend tin* *erv;co*. city of the dentil of Dr. E. F. Mar- Smyrna is in fire shape nnd the run fo rm in g partmeT. rtro. who died at New Orleans. I.a., ra" ,u‘ nia',‘' in or»'* 1 ba1/ Sfiiry * hn#* Read Mc« lin lm k ' Dr M a rr e ro h Hi hour* run ni n*f on T l ir-day. iV it t ii 1* J. f»t ( s* I rt (In* i1<V1.JI- : |i| . num >■■. -td* in Sanford where ' • - \ v . |I|Mi**i « .1i m / \ , * xi m 1>r Rid 1h >: X•*v tall me (It >if \1«■xalidi r M t liit'.i.. ' visit. *i 1 - SOI! a few years ago. i fi­ end will 1.i*iiV»* t«nla \ (or ft* t r:•!’ fu**nT ? e\l.. f -rn-i* tn 1 1u- t re li e 1 ie* <>f l r.ii. ■ made «t C< 'v in g t o ll. camp. f ,|fi term. *.-t <2 PID 111 . v. u< \ D Ji E. II. PETERS Ten D o lla rs R e w a rd Wade, The Tuner, Orlando, Florida Loin- * r !!Otl M .1 > l’ x p I,l1 In* still I \ •iv. r y a i t e . n .on at •» o'rln * • ' - - i . t 'T ut*.- la ys and Fr i d ay'| i. . 72- if III- t * ('. r !!H’f S.inf.-r-i I.. .y uqd 1.1 f||s•*f new tl' >riitr fti ,.tf.•i » , L * v,*t : i»*• • »■ '■ t■A fir-t It* ,i'- 1.1 *' 1 ;tm| v\;, t i i , « i,. 1 .!*. 1*1( sin H" • *♦ * . i»' tin»-f itu! • ! s willi th. 1 w 9 il* •• t • si'rp.ttti T o M rimno 1>w m r 1'nvnilN It:djdt w. i rt* |‘r4 Ufl fit' bun ;wul h rtJH* ,r#i Jt'*• r tu no* fr.. rn ♦ v * ti*! D In.** > f.tr hi* *..if-1* U *• *»rn t 8 ♦i.nri, • t lf*;• «t * a ■ f •■r*1 s • in- v r ■ * Mr 1 T \\‘ oodru ff gives a luin 'iieon p!loj( c o m p a n y e f ft i l l ! •is 4 h' • o l o r * \ri ( ailin g at I! t '.r n e * f- n ig l.t Tl.** gin-*iM iM ord continue-, in M-n<i ht*r will t~ . I Heir M a ts at, tlw- taiih.* T l i* week Cufit puntxually at 6 o'clock. 'M u s ic , mcti t<* the war. Hi i.i- .it II. <1 tim e t.Ill Gi iul !(. .'ytringfelli t '■ affair promises to be a ^Wght. U glitful (unction. M* ! I Taylor of the Three-m,0r.- .*•.*,* is i n ’ New York l!ii* wc^k buying his fall stock of dry foetl* tiud .shoe*. Shaffer and reveral other* ar*- Jacksonville tul.it.g : In • v.«in*i .»ti for t lie otli i r-i it -cr*.. . - ■; • - Hat! Arms t'nt (iff A young lull, named John German No. tititf will cure Chills and Gevtr. U is the most speedy rent- hulling front Clnveland, Ohio, while «dy wc'know. 8 r,-;j5 t stealimr # ‘ ride on the tram near * i Glenwood last Sunday fell •betwijm W- M .-Haynes, business manager the cars j»nd had both arm* cut off. I of the Herald Printing Co., has re* 1,1 Ic was brought here and- Dr. Miller ^ larr.id from Jacksonville, where he, rendered medical uid and Ltwax net*** a rr.^-mber of the committee ap*. • pointe<i hy t h e 'Florida Prrss Asso- 1 ” ‘ir- to amputate both arms at riation ro take-up the matter of get- the shoulder. lliat inil I ■:**■ '•*!> • i: I I | lit. | ..ii . >'t I |. K "im iii - Removal 1* >1 Hi i f | i - *l \ ] j a i i . ’i i * > 1 .t\ »• h****ri • l .fiiegr, I ..111 - l *.1 1b*-*l "il' S i k ’ , 1,0 piano*: Mont V e r d e I nib:* trial !,*'• >1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X tX X X X X J C x x x x x x x X b*' '1 ‘ i .lit* <ir.ll alid t.a'. -. * '* ( I V I sim still tfm 'ren oh iv f i n e r ' f o r ’ I * * 1 * '!« ■-U*,- ■m - v\ .4- .. 1 ’ it im n ! 1.»* k * Mr 11 at ;• I t I V i.F ’IT * • fa-t !1 / y. lioql. 2 pi an **r,. and several schoolof one piano each and* ninnb churclie*. Also f*.r M r l.edljeHe*-, ■I .oil p..*-lhl The pay t .. "u ' ,' I"-. . n. • for us to ii*| up win. them I ’ tjifed States government !. for r> thing .ti* 1 pay * agent for Atlanta Cable Piano Co., it g./s, exeypt newspaper, space. jitid for the Jlpyans, father and son. That i* given L*e«*. and tjn one apagent* for Tampa Turtjer M u*ic.Cofc preciates the v»lu<* of ;hi» «p a « b*-tarAl for Orlando Ore linen Piano Co.: . t(.r than the government, and detached work for other agents The newspapers were glad to piiband companies,' and for several theeverything' that the government af,,rt j,, different*towns, num.ef given « anted published, and would never (||) demand. have railed an objection hail* it not Also have a number of Sanford ' p, ,.jj (ijf the proposed, war tax on customers. newspapers, whirh tax. added to the Rj1* better* prices on news .print .. |» M y Pi,irons n,| ‘ Skeptics may write to any of these greatly increased’ cost of operation J1*P<‘r ■ J Having reoiovetl my |>aint a will lie the deathblow to hundreds of H. C. Du Bose was Called to Ala- paper hanging shop to |fH Palmetto I”." Orlando, Fla. publications. Jition of avenue I am now prepared to handle • ■ *1' 1 • lJ " , bima yesterday by the condition The newspapers of the United ve to b e 'a ll orders in painting and decorat“ ____^___ ku.yoangext son who will hav States have done so much for the | ®peratcd upon. Mrs. DuBose and ing and paper hanging. -Now is the United States government that Hand <Unrcri al Park eltildren have been spending the time to have this work done. LsUncle Sam can hardly afford to Beginning at 8 o'clock this evening •utnmt-r in Alabama and their many timntes cheerfully gjvcn. l»l*tfc stand by and see congress paw lawi F. W. T E M P E H T O N (he Sanford City Band wW-render friends here hope for the recovery of that will kill the ,pre#i.—Greenville --------------— .— another of their popular' concerts. -little boy and the safe return of; c. (Advocate. *"4 Noticc* Program: J. M. Gallagher, dire ll*e family in the*fall. The letl-r from Assistant P»|itThe city council will sit August tor. Woodland Park la open only Sunmaster General Dockery, put the Sousa 6 th, 1917, 7:30 p. m., as a board of March. Stars and Stripe* To let on week days. 92-tf L'nited States on the same low plane equalization and will hear complaints Overture, Superba Dalbey as that of the fake firms who xcun"• C. Beavers of Okeechobee 1$ if any of values fixed by the at- Waltz. Danube Waves Ivannvici atantly endeavor to "work” the asiixtstt cashier of the Sone March, In ths Hills- of lessor. newspaper for the publication” of *°plex Bank while It. R. Deas is Old Kentucky Shanon R. C. M A X W E LL. their stuff with the implied promise Hking hi* vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Song March. America I Love Assessor City of Sanford. Fla. Deai *re sj ending the ment i in the oT future advertising. Every news­ You Lislie 95-4tc paper office in the land is daily load­ n'°untain» of North Carolina. Selection, Bohemian Girl Halfe ed up with circular* from various de­ ^ r/ Clarence Wolfe and httlc son Bids for ^TanHporting of School Melodies, American Favorites partments and bureaus of Washing­ Dalbey— and ,l,lpr. M iu M ary Kenifedy left Children ton. rtiost of which go promptly to Finale ®n Monday for Tampa for a visit. Bids will be received for trans­ the waste basket, where they belong. The Star Spangled Banner . ....... H. and Mrs. 11 an sell left yester- porting school children of rural dis­ T h e government .is seeding every day; Arnold- K ey._.... *) for Jacksonville where they will tricts to and from schools for the to use the'papers to further its plsm, *®Wult a* specialist regarding their term of 1917-18. beginning Septem­ and is constantly appealing to them Appropriations Wilt Stand 8 son. They expect to leave ber 1 . 1 9 1 7 and for eight month% to for help, an^ yet congress is steadily Tallahassee, Ju.yt 12. — In a lengthy 0friy to make their home in Jack-’ . 19 111 seeking to hamper the papers with Z T * arili probably remove M; t>oU,t ; N o/ , Cel^r/ avenue to opiniuq rendered this morning? A t­ legislation that is unethical, unfair, torney General West decided that Bat city next week. Cameron .City. unjust *anji which is calculated to no part qf any item in an appropriaRoute No. 2 —Sdnford avenue to fo^n* left on Sunday .kill many of the papers now doing a 11' 00 bil1 can vetoed under good work for the ^oiintry.—.Manu­ • ®*R‘,nore and the northern mar- Eider Soring* Route No. ;j — First Itreet to Mon- the constitution of the state cf- Flor­ to jurchase her fall stock of ida and that the general appropna- facturers Record ' •ir.ery y;rp returning home Mrs. roc corner. lion, act of the last legislature stands wdl visit her old home in Route No. 4— T o Up**laas .a law just as il passed-the legis­ IC E PRICE INCR E ASE GENERAL n° Carolina. All transportation by auto cars, lature ip spile of the Governor's veto JutiW-*B. Y v P. U .-o f- ths -under—Regulations as _*ccepjed by- message striking-out certain, parts, of 25. lo 400 Per C^nl. Increase in I nj^ * 1 ^ f,nfde has great' reason to hoard of trustee*. Price Supplipa the Cause Bid* by single route, or all routes the Items of the bill. ^ fr*’ This union has been sucThe annual review of the prices on The opinion was rendered in reply “ in obtaining the, highest together must he presented on or ice in the principal cities of the to a letter written the attorneybefore August 1st, 1911 . general by the state comptroller. ! United States as published in a curis th *ny Junior n' Y' P' l" B. F. Whitner, k'.v a°d for obtaining this who Vanted to be advised before ! rent issue of the "Ic e tnd Refrigdc95-4tc ’ ’ Secretary. . * ! -ndard hat I>een awarded the Owintf to steady increase in my H r business, I have been forced to move my store to > n arger and ! better store room. You will find me in the future in the new Seminole Bank Building on Magnolia Avenue. I take this opportunity to thank my many customers for their • # patronage in the past, which has * / $ made this move necessary and" solicit a continuance of your business. L. PERKINS * i •V H A B E R D A S H E R Y m m im m x tx m m m .1 ! - ■j . > �T Jn|7 IT. 1917 __ to have their, dredge b o a t,^ M cReyn olds'* which haa Just com­ pleted work. at West Palm Beach, to CURBSTONE GLEANINGS come to Sanford and excavate many thousand -cubic yards of muck and deposit it on firm ground, accessible BUDGET OF OPINIOK “JUST BETWEEN ta team s---- i-------------------------------- -------------v o i r r a n r -M E . " ------------ — EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT 4 -* 1 ** A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITHf ” HE’LL PBENT ’E M "— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. Ho odoo o o o a 't o a o o a o o a o o a o o a d a a o o a o o a o d o o o a □ o a o o o o o a a o a a We All H ave Paulin .c it y and are not concerned in the In spoaking of a person's faulta, pray growth of the .city or the beautifying of the city. They are slackers in don't forget your own. Remember, those in home of glass overy sense of the word and they should bo boosted in their taxes should never throw a atone. I f we have nothing else to do than first and then be made to help the rest of us in this great tank of bull­ talk of those who sin, ing a greater city, the amount of *TIs better wo commence at home, taxea that the city is losing on this ,and from that point begin. kind of property is considerable and the council could do nothing’ better W e have no right to judge a man than look into it. until he’s fairly tried, Should we not like his company wc know the world is wide. W e all have faults, and who has not, the old as well as young. W c may perhaps for aught wc know, have fifty to their one. LAKELAND’S MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP DEMONSTRATES THAT CHEAPER WATER AND LIGHTS - : •- m-BKOBLE— —------ *. The dredge is already on its way, being towed' by two 30 horse pqwer Writing to a friend in Orlando, The State Live Stock Sanitary launches; and it Is expected to ar-: M ayor John F. Cox o f Lakeland rive at Sanford and be ready for tells hdw municipal ownership of the Board also will have a number of operations between August 1st and water and light plants has worked in inspectors available to help in codn5th. The Chappell Brothers w ill, that city. A portion of his letter ties which show a desire to cooperate hiive* for the first excavations h follows: * in the work, as authorized by act of specially prepared bin or bulkhead,! Lakeland. July 12, 1917. with a capacity of .6,000 ^ar.ds ot| Have been very busy lately with the recent legislature. more, closely under drained with j municipal affairs. We had the ice A liberal appropriation Sill insure field tile to facilitate rapid drying trm t to try to hand! us one, but our out of the material, and expect to people are on the job with a munici­ the completion of the work in each have plenty of dry muck ready for pal ice plant in sight. W e think that county at nn early date, whep all hauling between August 25th and we can make it in connection with the trouble and expense will^ceaac, 31st— In ample time for fall applica­ our light and water plant, and sell and the cattle owners can develop tion to celery farms. to the Lakeland people at very lowa better live stock industry. 'I n an 'advertisement in today's price— cost, plus 10 per cent for de­ Herald, Chappell Brothers are mak­ preciation of the plant. Now, in anwser to your question. ing a special introductory offer, on a limited quantity, which seems to Last year is the first tim e in the his­ us to be absurdly low, especially tory of Lakeland that we have put when such men as A. T . Rossetter, our plant on its own feet and made W. J. McBride, County Demon­ it carry ita own load separate andj You will, stration Agent Berry and others distinct from city taxes. claim one ton of muck is worth remember that I fought for that for, more than two tons of best stable ten years and I am glad to write manure^ which is now costing 96.00 you that it is a big success under per ton delivered Sanford farms. competent management. Mr. Rossetter says that from groXmd Mr. Flanagan is a practical man, on which a liberal application of und if things do not go right in the muck was applied six years ago he operation of the plant-he knows It at now receives .60 to' 160 more crates once. They don’ t fool him. He has of celery per aero than on ground been acting ns superintendent since not supplied with muck, otherwise Fulghum died and does the wor|f having identically the same treat­ through a foreman. When htf is in ment. Also that the quality of cel­ town himself he is down off the job, ery and lettuce grown on muck und I give him the credit for good ground Is far superior'in quality. results obtained. V Well, the ice war has started and after that will come municipal own­ ership of the public utilities and it will be all talk and the years will come and go and the same condi­ tions will prevail. And why do 1 say that? Simply because the pub­ I'll tell you- of a better plan, and lic ia so~blamed fickle that they will not stand together on any question. find it works quite well, T o try our own defects to cure, 'ero You see them all in n fever today about something and when any one others' faults •I’ ll tell. And yet sometimes I hope to be no man tries to do something to better their condition they all jump, on worse than .some I know M y own shortcomings bid mo let the him and knock him and allow the trusts to work their little game in . faults of others go. All this talk about the ice — Selected. , peace. • • • compuny has brought down the price of ice nil right but we need a Auditor’s report for 1916 shows v One of my friends spoke to me little talk about the price of other that our plant earned $39,601.31; yesterday about the bulkhead and necessities of life also und if you and the total operation cost was said that the coffee weeds were start­ should get the prices on different $23,514.06; leaving a gftin from op­ ing to grow and now is the time t<? commodities here and the prices in eration of $10,087.26. have them pulled up aVul give the other places you will find that other Bermuda grass a ch i nee to come on. This does not take into account things besides ice need regulating. The grass was planted last fall on the free lights” and water for nil city In other words we arc (laying too I!uving broken the strong Aust.ro- purposes, white way, hospital, city bulkhead by the city council ami much for every thing we need and u tlcrman line In the vicinity of Hulicz now that the weeds are starting the hall, |iark, cemetery, which lias hern little regulation all nrounf will do us the Russians - are pushing forward suggestion for pulling them up is n figyred would cost us not less than a lot of good. Let's be fair about it from Hulicz toward Lemberg, .the gopd one and I hope it will be acted $8,000 per annum if bought from a and take stock of ourselves and capital of Galich, 'und from Stunisupon. The bulkhead will soon be private corporation. Fire plugs all maybe a little cutting of prices nil Inu, south of Unties, • westward to improved and this.w ijl be made one over town, even ont unto suburbs. the way over will do us poor people wan! the line of the Du tester. of the beauty spot* of Sanford. The to t;; cost of pi m l is $197,000 I a lot of good. Ice can be, sold Jiere This is the time to make a start at 0 per i eql $11,820.00. This in­ After the rapture of ’ Unties, on by anyone who wants to start a toward keeping down the weeds and terest charged was paid out of enrnplant or ship it here from some other the front from Ifulioz to Zolntvin letting the grass gmw. General Korniloff forced the Austro- ingB last year and ont bond of one point. Ice does not come under the .7. The municipal franchise but takes its (Terinans to continue their retreat, thousand dollars was paid In their advance from Halles the j balance Is curried in sinking fund «j I see that th e -c ity council is chances with other goods sold under Russians forced the fleeing enemy that will take care of depreciation, meeting to adjust the city taxes and a license and the people who arc in t h e first six months of this year I wish to remark that if they could business here arc like the fellow who across the Lomnicu and occupied! get prices on some of the city prop­ is living in a glass house—they two town£ on the western hank of will show still better results. ' The . • erty that is being held at exorbitant should lie careful how they throw the river.' 'Fhe next natural barrier rates nre as .follows: is the river Stokn, uh|ut six miles Electricity, 6 .cents, for power per prices ami tax the owners accovd- stones for if the people— the buyers Kw-., increasing up to 10 cents for west of the Loin idea. , ingly there would be much of this start an investigation they will tights; $| minimum for 10 Kw.. ami property sold in the next few months find plenty of fault with the prices South, und west of Stunislau the a gradually reducing scale according und improved by people who arc able op other necessities—yea. verily. Russians have reached the Posieczt.» amount used. and willing to improve it. This is | Lesiuvka-Knrmacz line, the central GOOD THING FOR KAIt.MI.lt |point « f which, Lcaiuvka is (our W ater is 75c minimum for 4,000 especially true of the vacant property gallons and 14 cents per thousand all over this city. *Jt is being held mites west of the river Iiyatritzn. and has been held for years for epee-1 < huppclt Urol tiers W ill Dredge extra. Free water is given to all This line is about seven miles east of Murk lied* for Fertilizer who will use it for lawns and back ulation and is paying hut a trifle of Kalusz. * An enterprise which promises what it should pay into the city yard gardens und *|>ut in special The extension 'o f the Russian coffers. The people who own it have great things for the benefit .of the fighting line to Zoletvfn brings the meters for regular' purposes. no pride in the city and are simply Sanford growers ia being worked out battle ground into the foothills of 1 think you know wo have the ' allowing the other fellow, to invest by Messrs. II. li. Chappell and A R. the Cor (Hit h'iafis. best water in the state. I am writ­ his niuney here to improve _ their Chappell of Celery avenue. .T h ey ing this to u man that 1 feel w On Tuesday the Russians raptured property. They pny but. little taxes' have entered into a contract with understand and appreciate the fact 2,000 more prisoners and 3(f guns, or any other tax to improve this the Hillsboro Dredging Company that municipal ownership is a great bringing their total rapured from blessing if run as a business propo­ July 8 to 10 to more than 10,000 sition. If run to pay off political oHirers and men, nnd eighty guns. debts then* run be no heavier curse Berlin gives no details of Tuesday's to a city fort it establishes all sorts fighting in Galicia, merely saying: of graft. "M ovem ents south of the Dnieste When I finish..thia, my sixth term until executed now' as planned.” * • / us mayor of Lakeland, I shall retire On the Belgian coast east of Dun­ with a feeling of profound satisfac­ kirk the' British and Germans arc tion that I have nccbmplished two fighting agiun along the Ysor, the things that 1 started out to d a thir­ scene of many hard fought battles.. teen years ugo. But Lakeland on a By destroying the bridges across tho cash basis through s budget system Yser, between Nicnport and the of finance and get the light and. wa­ North Sea coast the Germans were ter plant to curry its' own load of able to advance and occupy the interest charges without a n y , .tax isolated section. Berlins claims the millage whatever ta support it. We capture of 1,200 prisoners in the pen­ are building twelve miles o f streets etration of COO yards along a front In. Lakeland now and that too, will of 4,400 yards. he finished by the time I retire.* Further inland, h eir LombaertzeFur all this I get $100 per year. dt-r, the Germans did not have as Yours truly, much success. After gaining -some John F. Cox, Mayor. advanced positions, the British threw their attackers back to their own •W AR ON T.1CKS 1 lines by a counter at tuck. W bettyr the German effort is another at­ One H alf o f'T Irk Infested Counties tempt to reach Dunkirk of Calais or Arc Free of Pest is merely a stroke to offset/ a proV>Approxim ately. ,ope-hulf of the ulfle British offensive has not devel­ tick fever quarantined area o f Flor­ oped. ida is now registered for official tick Violent artillery lighting lighting marked marked j eradication work by appropriation V iolent artillery eradication work by appropriations Wednesday on the Aisne and C h .m -!fo r thnt purpo#Ci authorized, by th e pagne f r o n t o n «r»n c e and east of county " rornmjM|oner* ln olghUei ighUen the Meuse in the Verdun region. ........ . cSome-of ..... ‘ r ....................... region counties. these started the Northwest of Sclo, on the Carso, work last year, while a number have the Italians have occupied- the Aus­ only recently thrown down the trian town of Dolinn. gauntlet, to the ticks. . . . Protecting Himself. Actor **I say. old man. I tvU hW d advance tne 90 and take If out my dear fellow, suppose p i,np ” U*! that I couldn't pay your flrM 'g z s s r n- ‘" * Ocean Front Kif» Hath lloui*. H o te l.N e p tu n e Under Ntw Mnnayrmrnt Mr*. Or*. P.rkrr . a d Mia. l-.brl Tu« nr, Manama • Special Family and Parly Rales American and Kumpran Han $1.00 Per Day and Up D AYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA The cool off! is the bu off! RUSSIANS ADVANCING ON THE EAST Sunshine Pours N o one, no m atter how w illing, can do good w oik when oppressed by sumirier’s enervating heat. But .w h en a fan .sends its refreshing breeze in to ’every nook and corner o f your office, the neat outsid e is forgotten — and efficiency increases w ith a jum p. % Santord Public Service Co. DR. HARPER OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN x^» > l Specialist in all Chronic T roubles such as Stom ach, Liver, K id ney, Bladder, A nem ic and P o o r Circulation, A sthm a, H ay F ever, Sciatic, Acute and Articular R heum atism , Lum­ bago, O beisity, Stiff J o in ts and others too num erous to m ention. 14 years Practice— ■ 4 years Hospital Experience enables me to effect cures where all others fail. Thorough and Careful Examination. ' Professional advice on your case Frec.of charge. Noextra charge for house calls. P E R M A N E N T L Y • Located in Sanford.' . . ,t" % Into Our Lives Hotel Carnes Phone 91 Over the W ires “ With all the •children married and i i v i n g in different places the Bell Tele­ phone is essential to happiness. We can call of them, day or night, and hear them as well as if they were right here. “Very often one of the girls calls me by Long Distance and we have a pleasant visit of five minutes or more. You’d be surprised to know how little it costs as compared with'the joy and satisfaction. “ When ffTiy of the grandchildren are sick and I am called at night, I simply reach for my extension telephone and talk without moving from my bed. Often I can give advice and direction that saves lots of worry.” ‘ ^ Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY .g p I . Hebrews as Miners. Tho operntioniufor mining us known to the early Hebrews ure given in the twenty-eighth chapter o f Job, The de­ scription Is highly poetical. In Kgypt the mines for gold were worked by groups o f convicts und captives In fet­ ters. The harder rocks were broken by fire, after which picks and chisels were used. The miners were qnlte na­ ked, as nre the negroes o f today who work In the diamond mines In tSoutli Africa. - — The Dig Ester. He (despondI ugly)— “ lly flenr, we really must economize. Now*, what can we get along -without?"- She— "I renlly don't know, Frank, unless it's your ap­ petite." Following ure the numca of coun­ ties on the tick eradication. honor roil: Brevard,—Duval, -Enemqbin, Hernando, Hillsborough, Holmes, . Lake. Lee, Manatee, Monroe, Or­ ange,‘ 'Palm Beach, Polk, St. Lucie, Santa Rosa, Volusia, W alton nnd Washington. . ' '•** **' ' * A number of other counties will be added to the list within the next tw o months as the various Hoard? their budgets fo f the ensuing year. HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL l l a . a r-rvfil u| C& yewr» of thorough work In prrpadnf ydung mm for Collrc** Unlvmltir,. Oov-^tir* o*. anil Trrhnienl Sr-hoolr, and-for Ilualnau ill*. A Noo-^etarian Chri»tlan •rhool. Su n ( l.-rul y. Military training. Nrw building*, firrprtxjf. I . r y r Campiu, nllh Lawl-all and IKill-all around*, unnla court*, and runnlni trarka. Kip.ru r . moderat. 8**»l<>n l«-fln* Srji:. m l « f Mh. Writ, for illuitraU-d ratalof. J . C . H O R N E R , P rin cip a l, Charlo tte, N. C . FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Liability Insurance against Accident, the person nnd Property, Is a necessity. 'You must have it eventually................................ ' Come and see CONNELLY ATLANTIC COAST LINE j 3 STANDARD RAILROAD OF T H E SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING• TON AND NEW YORK Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar ■7- - .Ar No. H2 Jacksonville. .9:10 a. m. Savannah----- 1:15 p. m. J’ hsrlcslon...... 5:35 p. m. Richmond----- 5:05 n. m. Washington_ 8:10 a. in. Baltimore.... ..10:01 a. m. W. PhU’phia . I2d!4.p: jn, ArTTcw Ynrk.,...^2:40 p. m. No. 86 12:01 p. m. 4:01 p. in. H:tC p. m. 7-J.T, a. m. 10:55 a. m. 12:10 p. m. - fits : 3 No. 80 - 8:10 p. m. 12135a. m. 8:45 a. 7:45 p. 11:50 p. 1:10 a, 30 n. -U K m. m. m. m. m.^ hr* All-*t*rl rxulpmrnl. rlrrlelr fan., II, hi*, full man drasiaf room • ! » » « * , Waiay ®* train. S3, nnd Sft. U ral s lr ^ r t. oa M) to Ha*annak. eawwnfrr* may ore up: uoui ■; Krc.rrrilnm crlulrra.rhr.* , Fgr Information or Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE / ' Dr. E. M. Nighbcrt, inspector in # charge of tick eradication work in Florida for the' United States Bu­ reau of Animal Industry hue eleven expert field men ut work in the state, supervising *vat construction and dipping of cutLle. The number 138 W. Bay S t„ Jacksonville, Fla. Phono 17 ~ Hillsborough Hotel, Tamps, Phone 132 TRY A HERALD WANT AD �THE SANPORD HERALD The Sanford delegation to tho Florida Raptist Assembly left Sanford July Fourth in a specially #cleclcd private car, provided through ( be courtesy of the A. C. L. officiab- This car boro tho legend ori eich aide of large streamers: "Stan­ ford Delegation to Florida Raptist 'assembly at Lake City, Sanford Board of Trade Boosters.” This aign, together with a large number of postcards, envelopes and pamphlets advertising our section ‘ were furnished by tho Board of Trade and a copy of each pamphlet ass placed in the hands of practical­ ly every person who visited the Assembly. PAGE THREE Many cattle can be carried over to found profitable under average"con Any ,000 wbo^deairea to'do-sowing be gold to northern dairvmrn to re» MociaUpn ivenlngi. All members are cordially^1 pienish their herds, if, fbi< animals nvilwl to lie iirrflont ut our next are not needed . in ‘ this state. Hut nesting on Tuesday evening, Julyscrub cows, weak producers, bred ’resent) Af*. Secretary. ' from scrub sires will not be in great M. I’ ulest’on,' demand by dairymen. Such coVs loving cup for the It ranch, A. R. t • Plainly Not. should be used in the beef he'd. In state. This L l] New \ «<rk Jttdffr m lrs wires n nil ci»*r*. save the rows for breeding frfsJj their sleeping husband'# tro . antoril Juniors luve \\<>n the cup purposes. itebekah Lodge.M eetv ers. If tile hn-b.'iuil falls lit' turn 01 and it is now theirs in kc,<|> . .-Tin* regular meeting of Seminole a fair portion of bis Meekly (rage. A John I). Jmkins was rh-rted ns a Itebekah Lodge on Tuesday evening, then they say this l» man's world. member of the Hoard of Directors whs well attended and .an enjoyable Milwaukee Sentinel; for the ensuing year. lime was bad by every one. The Dr. Runyan Stephens of Ocala was officers for the next Rix months were elected president of the Assembly for installed, after which dainty re­ • Reading P rin t the ensuing year. It'I* more difficult to rend n line of freshments' were served, followed by A number of those attending thd a social hour. This lodge is in a .print when tho upper half Is covered Assembly continued their* vacations prosperous condition und those of than when the lower half 1* covered. elsewhere. our n uin her who are not meeting Try this and see for yourself. Misses Clara Millen and Edieth Stewart left for Clayton and other points in Georgia, .ami were joined a t Jacksonville hy Mr*. D. It. Rris■on and Mrs. W. C. Rray und their little daughters; # • Those attending from Sanford ■ were: Dr. and Mra. George Hyman Dr. and Mrs. Hyman and chil­ and two children, Misses Edieth dren Went to Jasper to Rlinnd n* f»u Stewart, Clara Millen, Daisy Betts, Virginia DeCourscy, Edna Williams, Mrs. C. M. Williams, A. A. Wninwright, Edwin Millen, Gordon Brin­ son, Arthur Gatchcl and Jno. D. Jinkins; these were joined at Sanford by delegates from W inter Jfsvcn, Orlando, Umatilla, Winter Garden In d Kissimmee. Give clear, perma­ nent copies. not smut, dry out, or Star Brand Non-Filling Typewriter Rib­ bon i are guaranteed to give 75,000 im­ . Tile object of thO .Assembly is the promoition of efficiency and develop- men’t in all the departments of #denominational work, and the manage­ ment had secured speakers and lec­ turers of national reputation to­ gether with a faculty for teaching in Sunday school, B. Y. P. U. and ehurrh methods that could hot lie drilled . Columbia College where the Assembly is held each year is admirably suited for the purpose. Ample time for recreation was given, and bathing, boating, games and field day * a ports were enjoyed, as they only can he enjoyed, an they only can he enjoyed by young people who get the most out of life. Thimo from' Sanford tnking part in tD active work were Dr. George jijnmn who performed the duties of president of the. Assembly most ably, and also taught tho Sunday 'school Manual, Miss Clara Millen taught a class of Sunday school department superintendents anil teachers in the Work of the Junior Department with such ability thnt they ench made a grad* of 100 per rent in final exam­ ination Mi; - Edieth Stewart assisted the Kit.d> -garten worker from the Tam ­ pa ntMuhin, • A u Gntrhel, Gordon RrUsnn n: ! ' .'win Millen were important ti.. n( the commissary depart- Powdered lead arsenate, dusted on the leaves of the plants makes an effective remedy. -Mix it wit It about four times its volume of air slaked Rev. \\ m. Stones of Oviedo after lime und apply it with a blower or visiting the Assembly stopped for a dusting machine. {M, least two du»tshort visit with friends .,t I'oitdma. 1111:“ will, be rctpiired. at an expense and caught the Sanford ear for home d ahum eightv 1 1 ills an acre fur ( each dusting. It ipiglit be well to on Thurdsay. A. A. \\ ainwright was \«-rv popu­ get a supply of the arsenate now to lar among the l.olivs, soinctimm h iv ­ guard against a possible period of ing it date with four at one time, waiting when the potson U badly , anti it is an,often secret that one needed.. * a young lady went to the station to * Dusting wiK he done in the early tell him good-bye for the fourth morning or alter a shower, while the. time. Lookout Sanford girls, or you vines are wet. T h e mixture sticks well and much of it will remain after mny lose hint. a heavy rain However, it will Ijt* Rev. Elijah Sanford of Winter ni'researy to ro dost -u-rv ton day Haven expressed a desire to mute to come to Sanford and look into t he *>r two weeks as long as t)o* cater­ records: lie thinks this town may pillars are plentiful, to vexv* r the belong to hitti. lie was n##uhul that new* growth put out by the vines, if half the caterpillars can he pui** we had u large (dace for him. nned. tjieir numerous enemies will Miss Myra Fateh and Miss Mosaic likely take care of the other half. Trildde, who taught in ntir school Rirds a re'naturally the enemies of last year, live at Lake City and they made it very pleasant for the .San­ the caterpillars, the rice bird and the mocking bird In ing especially dcsford people jtrtictivc to them \ thick of tjirk»\s . The business men • of Lake City Iffiviii 1 he run of the field will kill treated th" Assembly *tft a water­ many l.inumI s and w asp ■ arc also melon cutting, and vvr will never for­ get those luseious *‘ wat erimlliom pressions of the letters “a” or “e” with­ out clogging so as to show on the paper. Buy typewriting tu p p iitt o f FLORIDA’S SAFEST INVESTMENT ♦* CORONADO BEACH Kate St i- wart, bps, Wm. Uriah Higgins, Mrs. GeoCharlotte f. Smith' It. Wessnef. C. Ocean Front, lUver Front and Interior Lots $7.1.00 per lot anti upwards. Sizes .10x1.10 feet each. Terms arranged .to suit. Further information see or write ( ’. It. King, State Bank, New Smyrna. Florida TRY A HERALD WANT AD XXXIlllllllilllXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX 'di■' Virginia DoCoursey ol the Juni >r R. V. I\ i was presented the , Far m e r s -' and t F ru it Gro wers Items of Interest for the Man * W ill Hehind the Plow cereal# and vegetables and fruit* ami these with milk will make a balanced diet, say* Miss Agnes Klten Harris of the University of Florida -exti-iii sion division, if you want lu have a breakdown in health, ntuijd t!.' following foods for your maiil diet and ignore vegetables and fruit#; Fat pork, corn bread .potatoes, dour gravy) molasses und coffee. These.are all good food!, but nur­ ture demands' fruits and vegetables. All of which means that if you arc Milk should he given to'children at Mling eggt that cost thirty cents a every meal, but once a day will keep down you could afford to pay thirty them' from physical deterioration. «n ts for three pints of milk, as far Eggs and meat should not be eaten as food vnlue is concerned. Yet feW oftener than once a day unless a consumers pay that much for man is engaged in the hardest phys­ •nilk. and few city dwellers can buy ical labor. ***' fxr thirty cents a dozen. •Milk wifi not support life continufor an adult, hut will for an There is no need for a Florida infant: Adults must have bread and farmer- to sell his milk cows to a, butcher. On the other hand, there is a pressing need for him to keep every one of them in good condi­ ARE YOU A tion. The high prices for feed dur­ SANFORD BOOSTER? ing the winter and spring, und the EVKIty lime you take a trip, or pet in good prices offered for beef, caused * parade this llttlf emblem will be the sale of many Hairy cattle in the J’Sbt Up in front boosting your home north. The price paid for milk did t,jwn. The name of tho city and state appear In raised nickilrd letters, on mamell mi field, made of solid brass, if* ' »<ut U k r* onty a minut* to atUrh Milk'll, a Good Food Milk is a liquid food. It is also a beverage, but a beverage is-so-often thought of a* only a |i<|uid to quftclih •hirst.-* For this reason milk sfiould ,rv . * he .placed in the food classification. Compared witfl cggB, one, pint of fhulk has the same food value as four eggs, for a pint of milk contains J-D food units and. ench egg has 80 foul units. Having the double chn'nre i state to grow dairy feed , tne riorida dairyman should he aide to. p oduce milk much cheaper than his northern neighbors, rays the Univer­ sity of Florida experiment sta ion. It Is all a matter of good manage­ ment. like* best, provided it Is wlllll bis market demands, lb "<H to t make a mistake, however, it in i»;.>*.* a selection front the breeds already established in hi- locality, ays J.'M . of the University of Florida, experiment station. After the.farmer ha* derided upon tin- breed of*hog* which, he believe# to lie the best and moat profitable, fur him -to raise,' lie should stick t<> that breed and endeavor to develop it to it* • highest possible standard. It is imj'r’ S'''*'le to gel tile most out of Hwine breeding by continually changing from one breed to another. There are *two- distinct types of swine, the lard and me uucon types. Swine of the lard type far outnum­ ber those of the hncon type in the United States. The lard type -is preferred hy the people of rtu* coun­ try, consequently the majority of much attention. Select tho stock, from large litters. N3ver select an animal for breeding purposes, no matter how good an itylividuul it may he, if It comes fronl^a litter numbering only two or three. It will he mure profitable to choose one somewhat inferior in certain points, hut which is known to he from a prolific strain:* The word prolific means not only a large number df pigs in a litter, hut also regularity of breeding. A sow may have, ten or twelve pigs at a litter, hut may breed only once a year. Another sow may have seven or eight pig# a litter and breed twice a year. With one sow you would raise ten or twelve pigs a year, while the other would raise fourteen or 'sJxlecfiT* Tt is easy.'tO tell which would be the more profit­ able. When properly handled or carad da M uck S h o w A v e r a g e o f 3.12 per cent Amm onia, as Per U, S, Government Report We are prepared to sell unlimited quantities, of MUCK, conveniently located for teams, at prices that will be profitable throughout entire Sanford Trucking sections and nearby towns.. . . Very Special Discount on first 10,000 ' 1. See us at once Cubic Yards sold for particulars. . CHAPPELL BROS H. H. Chappell x x x n n n iiiiiix r a iiiiu iin iix x x 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, 1917 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, July 20, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 20, 1917. 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>, July 20, 1917; <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/0f6b6be0aed6a2aa5e91ed6a5acda2ba.pdf 9dfffb450bab1ef6b2565b0175f42c97 PDF Text Text w 1 , ,p -r ■ti.' 3St m P U B LIS H E D : f ‘ tir A D L B -^ R e T IO N 2 S A N F O R D SEM I - W E E K L Y I N S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living H E R A IJ) ON AND TUESD AYS F R ID A Y S VOLUME Y11I SANPORn. KLDRlbA; fUKSIV a Y. JUl V ^ T T 1817 NUMBER 97 YOUNG MEN DRAFTED F00DC0NTR0L THE P0ST0F- THE BOARD OF TRADE FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY BILL PASSES HCE BUILING AND ICE COMMITTEE FROM UNOFFICIAL LIST IN THE SENATE IS STARTED MAKE ANOTHER DEMAND ti - N U M B E R S W IR E D T O N E W S P A P E R S G I V E N B E N E F IT O F H E R A L D R E AD E RS Tallahassee, July 21. — MaJ." Edw. Anderson, in charge of making up the district quota for every district in the state, ‘ under the selective draft, completed his work today soon after the drawing of numbers for the .draft was begun at-the national cap­ ital., Rlorida’s net quota on the first draft is 6,325. There has been allowance made for National Guard units and enlistmenta in the regular army. • FO R PA SS E D B Y B IG M A J O R I­ C. C. S T A M F O R D H E R E T Y C A R R IE S M A N Y TO TA K E CHARGE OF S U R P R IS E S TH E W ORK W O U L D L IK E T H E S A N F O R D P U B L IC S E R V IC E CO. T O G IV E O R L A N D O R A T E 10 William Anderson, Sanford The Sanford Board of Trade ia 43 Geo. David Calhoun, Sanford the French have ugain given an ex­ atill on the Jolt 'regarding the Ice 924 Buckner Hebe Walker, Geneva Washington, July 23.— After a The Herald takes pleasure in an­ hibition of their tenacious ability at 420 John Edwards, Sanford week's discussion the senate passed nouncing that the new Federal defense, like that which hcl«l the queation and the special committee is getting data regarding the prices 1014 Fred A. Hjoblom, L\kc Mary tha. bill giving the food supply of building which will house Sanford's Germans ’ back from Verdun. charged at other places. With the 614 Wm. Sylvester Jackson, Sanford the country into government control poatoRice will be, started today, in The Russian line in Galicia ap­ hope that the Sanford P u b lic'S er­ 433 Eli Futch, Sanford I>y a vote of 81 to 6 .The six voting fact was started today, as the pre­ parently is crumbling by reason of vice Company would reduce the 1031 George Stevens, Altamonte against were Hardwick, Heed, liminary work was begun today. 487 I.yloyd Hill, Sanford France, Peryose, Sherman and Suth­ C. C. Stamford who will he In charge the disaffection of some of the troops price of ice the committee was asked and the vicious assaults the Germans to make the company a schcdule-of 797 Ben Cooper, Oviedo erland. of the work has arrived In the ellw­ and Austro Ifungarians, especially prices that would furnish some tan­ 140 Andrew Jackson King, Sanford Various amendments were accept­ and his ‘family will join hint in a the Germans are throwing against it. gible information as to jlat what the 422 Raymond Fields, Sanford ed, the.most startlin~ being that of few days and he will make this city committee -wanted and Secretary Jacksonville furnishes the largest 18 Roy H. Rower, Sanford Senator Owen erftuhlishing u Joint his home until the work is finished. . Notwithstanding the heavy lours Marlowe of the Board of Trade individual quota, 652; Tampa iii sec­ 652 Norman M. Swanson, Sanford a w* *■ the Gcrmand had thus fur sustained committee on war expenditures. The new Sanford postoffice build­ making u special trip to Or­ ond with 364. puval county, out­ 927 Matthew Best, Chuluota in their uttnrks anlong the CheminOther amendmentx adopted were ing will.be erected on the corner of lando with Mayor Davison* ride of Jacksonville, furnishes 250, 739 Charlie Wilson, Sanford des-Dames, in France, they again Hillsborough county, outside of . 601 Ham. M. Pickens. Jr., Sanford the establishing of a minimum price First street and Palmetto avenue made fruitless efforts Sunday to de­ nvtsed the committee about the prices for wheat of $2.00; the regulation of anil will be one of the finest build­ prevailing in that city and the fol­ Tampa, 272, Escambia county, in- 606 Sulnui-I W Pcaveyhouse Sanford feat Gen I Petain's forces, deliver­ the priee of coal by government con­ ings fur the size in the south. It lowing letter was given to ..Manager rludinjj Pensacola, the third largest 182 Muiirnc Norwood. Sanford trol and allowing the federal trade will be erected at an approximate ing ut various points attack* with Bines of the Hanford Public Service A c itlr in the state, furnishes 271. all! Eugene W. Jones, Sanford large effeetive*. among whom were commission to fix price*; ihe au­ cost of fifty thousand dollar* for i he ( o. wInch follow The table prepared by Major An­ lt> C tins. Claudius Cobb, Sanford thorizing of an expense of • ||u.. fr.-h reinforcements From Kpinge huiMing and furnishing* and will lie 1920 Iumis M Evans, Altamonte de Chevregliy I n |||,. south of t'or- ^ lr F P Rules, Manager, derson follows; lino,000 for (lie purchase of Chilean up to date in ever) purlii'iitur 223 I-rnm-is E Singletary. Sanford bi-ny, approximately twelve miles, Sanford I'ublie herv ce Co.. County or City Number of tjuota nitrate; the preventing of specula- ( Sanford is headquarter* (or this I I • Pete Holden, Sunfnrd Hanford. Fla the artillery of the Crown Prince Alachua 218 (mo in grain on (lie exchange; ait- ! part of Florida, furnishing all Die pounded i lie Fn ' iic Ii positions itierci602 trunk Pills, Sanford H akur_J______ _____ ..41 (horning the I'rwUilenl to charge \ Dear Sir; A* u committee represent­ supply. Tor many' o f the 'offices b-ssTy in .the early morning, -after 390 Clin*. E. Chapman. Sanford Hay ...... ■ 12 cash for fuel, wheat, meats (which ing the Hanford Board-of Trade, we within a radius of several hundred whiclj the leash uiiji slipped from the 29 Willium 0. Bryant. Sanford . . Hradfard • , 1(1(5 In- is also authorized to .buy store have made numbers-of inquiries and miles and our building will |>e equip­ infantry, which attacked oy several 90 Samuel Glover, Sanford Urcvard 5(5 and sell I; amending the bill so ns investigations in other Florida towns ped with all the facilities not only sectors, only to meet with a galling Broward ... 48 ’ ; 75 Thomas Meade Fox, Sanford not to Interfere with tlm provisions regarding Die price of fee. We find for tie local business but also to •ire from die French rilb-s and iha772 Henry Tucker. Paola 1 Calhoun 52 nf tin* Clayton anti-trust ait -o far many places much lower (ban your la hr . ifri- •>( t tie -upphe* and thr •liiiii* l! i*ll»*i 721 Ralph 11 Wight. Sanford * I f lell 1lie opposing < oinpuny. although in most cases a* l.iti.if is i on,,-riii 3 Clay . .VI ••\;i fi .,i i ..i,s flint .in hr|.| 1:rf ,■ 1f*M»| * earn** i (.. hand lo hand' n-e |2>u (Ktar Milton Ziimuer. Sanford Citrus 52 Du'-,' pl.ucs have a higher freight T h e j out loiititiitli....... . war <\ fn«i it > .iii,'- •(tiriits t hr \ •.It •Mtiht iT* >• ■ral n tin'— I lo- tier I 24 lolin \ \ It .lb. Sanford rate on fuel ti, pay than Sanford, Columbia 51 | e l . . I l l o r e * I* e O l t l p o . s e d • •( t i l e l l l e l l l I In- I '.isomales I' Im 29i Rolit Sal.lord Mall. Monroe III I o t Saujord pustnlliee will hr 111.111-* and very likely pay more for mate­ Dade 292 beri of the bouse three Democrats ^ 2a Henry Byrd, Sanford general headquarters for ib is part of rial thaii your company because of DeSoto . in-, and two. Republican* and five mem­ 5(5 Clifford Clair, Sanford Florid.i and I lie building will be com- suffering enormous ra*iinlties'. Only I buying in smaller quantities. These . Duvul 256 bers of tin- senate three Democrat* ••75 Azzie .Sallic, Sanford metisur.ite with . tile large business at one point, on the California Pla­ same companies also do not have the Escambia . ^ 271 and two Republican*. 343 John Henry Bell, Georgetown not only locally but that of the en­ teau were they able fo gain-a foot­ large rtMcing business that you en­ Gadsden ... . ICO 982 Robt. Bryant. Long wood The . rnmmittne cnmmittoe h is to keep 11see tire '■•.lion that i* covered by the ing and here the’ position is .still in joy. and must depend in the ma­ Hamilton *S8 726 Alton W. Wise. Sanford informed on government expen di- postoitice I.lidding here, - This lioild- di*piitu i i i a stubborn Imltlc for su­ jority, on the consumer of small Hernando . 47 15 Ismail Ignatius Bronson Sanford tore* and contract*. iog ■ ones u3 a time when i! i* premacy. quantities. In view then of these Hillsborough 272 . Wlo'ti iti,. coot mu,-i| for xx,,r.I pres* facts, xxe arc respectfully submitting 905 Thomas J Parrish. Geneva gre.r in . ded and the new liuilding Holmes • Mi Thex will i..iifcr will, 933 Wqrren Crump, ( ’huluoia will i ve chuni-t- to mir Jalsir toil •'I 1be ( ••■riu.itis in - tin* ri gion x*f below a schedule that e< now being Jackson 117 deni. and report i.. 452 Walton Garvin. Sanford only giving I his city a magnificent '/.Inchull. Galicia, file Russian line practiced b\ more than one plaVe in JefTerson . , 91 from time to tim> 355 Ledwortli Brown. Sanford Inn .ling loii giving work to sunny on Die front *oiilh of ltrnxczn> is Florida, ahd in ixxil instances we Lafayette Ml F ifty tJious.tnd ■I. Ita .•30 Roliert. Floyd King. Sanford m.-fi .»! lit. same lime and mi I lie bixinning to gixe wav. according to litioxx of even lower prices prevail­ Lake . h4 appropriated to ■ul ' ' 972 Drawdy F!.‘ Matthews, Gabriella liiiiinii I III. when work i* needed tlie latest official German commuiti- ing Lee . 7(5 l • alion The Hcreth bridgehead, near scheme 983 Rrure Clouser. Longwood Leon 70 t n»h Price From Wagon Taruopol fi.js been reached by the 757 Arthur Zeglur, Sanford The conferees wi*r«* appointed after 12 Iltd * . Levy . 117 R IS S I W S I.USING \ G IIN German*, ainl at several point* the 966 Robert B. Hawkins, Galiriellu the bill passed the senate. 26 lb*. They Liberty . . . .4 1 railway running from Tarinqiol to 868 James Ashe, Geneva • will sit with conferee* from the Disaffection of Troop* DisorganiJc* 50 , bs, Mnnntee 124 Koxox«a lias liccn taken The Rus­ 332 ( ‘ has. L. Britt, Sanford house and endeavor to adjust the 100 lb*. Kii**iun Vr mi v • Madison 105 sians in tfii'ir ret frill have *« I on 379 .lne Ciiitti-ndeti, Sanford changes made, after which the house Marion * 142 ( oupon anil \\ InMrsalr Prices The French and Russian fronts fire the town of Taruopol and vil­ 542 Sherman Lloyd, - Sanford must repuss' the measure. ' , Monroe ' ‘ ,152 continue the scenes of the greatest lage* to (he east. Should the Rus­ 260 lb. ‘ book, $1.00, rate of 18 194' Chas. Priester, Sanford Nassau x. 75 In France, in the sian line immediate!) south of Itrrc- tier tun. The senate retained the prohibi­ military activity 874, Richard Burke, Geneva DkLiloosa • . 55 50l) lb. book, $2.00, rule of $8 per region between Soi»*on* and Rlirim!i. MH) gi.ve xxay. it i* probable Dial tion provisions unchanged. . 552 Schelle Moines, Sanford O range............ 64 t on. • . Die Russians will be forced to re­ 645 Joe Summons, Sanford Palm Beilch 75 ■ 1000 lb. book, $3.50. rate of $7 per treat from .Die region of Half x. 218 Augds^ C. Smith. Sanford Pasco * 61 ton. M ' Kerensky, the Russian Pre­ 620 Henry Polike, Sanford • Pinellas 142 mier., xxho commanded the Russian 2000 Hi. book, $7.00. rate of $7 per 550 C h li. J. Merriwether, Sanford P olk..................... • 277 ton. • forces when they started their o f­ 574 OhcuY Middleton, Sanford5000 lit. book; $17.00, rate of $6 Putnam .... 120 fensive in ‘ Galicia early in July, 31 Andrew Milton, Sanford Santa Rosa ....... 20 per ton. * ' . M A N Y B U IL D IN G S " A N D O T H E R IM P R O V E M E N T S early in July, again has gone to the 981 James A. Ilristline, Longwood Seminole........... 100 Price* at plant, same ns cash fighting front, probably in an effort 770 George Smith, Paola . B E IN G M A D E IN T H I S S E C TIO N St. Johns .55 prices from wagon or at the rate of to put down the disulfertiuh among 882 -C. W. Culpepper, .Gchcva - St. Lucie................. • 54 40 rents per 100 pounds. Die ‘ troops. 6*7 John Sanders, Sanford front. The new Deforest block at Sanford is not experiencing un>; Sumter. , 43 We Irdst that y o u .will carefuly 749 Henry White, Sanford boom in the building line but Jthc the corner of Sanford avenue.and Again n large fqrce' of German Suwanee.* !. S3 * 525 John Johnson, Sanford city is growing und expanding prob­ Second street adds greatly to that airplanes has visited the east Eng­ consider our proposition and that it Taylor . -165 We have . made 760 Harry Garwood, Paola ably fast enough to be called a busy thoroughfare. lish coast, dropping bom bs. Eleven will be accepted. Volusia 186 these figures, nut in a dictatorial White way post* will soon lie in­ person* were killed .and twenty-six boom, although we have censed hav­ Wakulla .. '3 3 . a Waiting List »_• ing- lioimra' now and would rather stalled all along First street, being way, but from what other places are injured. , ^ ‘ . • Walton ........ 79 doing und careful investigation in­ 183 Harry Hall Newman,. Sanford have a steady growth thnp a bunch started- by the Sanford .Herald on '. Washington............... 82 dicates that to handle ice at the 792 Instance L. Cook, Ovifcdo of boom* that usually prove to be Mugnolia avenue and the Seminole KIIxn War Fund ' ' Ci ty of Jacksonville.. . 652 prices numed provides a just margin 5 John E. Anderson^ Sanford hnlloons' and liable to burst. A Bank and Hill Hardware Co., have New York. July 23 The $1,000,­ City of Tampa .„ ... 364 360 Zerna Banks, Sanford stranger to the city yesterday, was made arrangements Ini posts. The 000 war (und to be raised by the of profit for the dcutcr. 54 Bias Conclly, Goldlboro No Draft In Two Counties struck with the amount of. buildings city council ami the civic committee Benevolent and Protective Order of As a committee, we are authorized It wa£_fpund that two counties— 870 Si Brown, Genevacontemplated for business purposes. of the Sanford Board of Trade are Elks will be used in establishing base to say that while it I* the desire to Osceola and Franklin— had already 549' Lewis Latson, Sanford W h ile there ure many new dwelling* also planning to install a white way hospitals behind the firing lines, itr continue patrons of your company, ‘•ontrlbutcd their entire quota on the 440 Harold Grant, Sanford going up everywhere in the celery along the new bulkhead lake front taking rare of the familiea left be­ unless reddrtion* are made as asked enlistment plan and therefore do not 741 Willie Williams. Sanford deltn and in the city the most re­ and by planting trees and shrubbery hind by soldiers and in aiding dis­ fhr, we shall be forced, and will seek markable signs of prosperity ure beautify this important improve­ abled men to learn' a new trade or n relief through other channels, carry­ romc into the draft, ‘ • 711 George D. Watson, Sanford 1022 Williafn T . House. Altamonte the many improvements made in ment that will add so murjjuto our profession. This announcement wra* ing out plans that will be author­ N am es Drafted Here These are not from the official 841 Robert Lee Peterson,. Maitland ■tore building*, etr. The First Nu- city thf* winter when the tourists made here today by John K. Tener, ized. . 1ion.nl follo w in full swing with their arrive by bunt. And then the new chairman of the Elks’ War Relief board but are supposed to be cor­ 638 James Rochelle, Sanford Wx respectfully solicit - jcfjnite 1032 William A. Sanders. Altamonte beautiful new -building in the rear postotliro building is another one, Commission. • rect as drawn: reply at your nrllest po .(bio con632 William RRedley, Sanford of the. bank chat will tic store room* mention /being made in another part 258 J. Hrodic Williams, Sanford The 400,003 member of the or­ venlpnce.685 W. 8. Tyler, Sanford ari(J offices. The backing U of vitri­ of this paper. 458 Luwrdncc Gay,. Sanford ganization will be nntifi-d that they Yours very rwptctfv.My, 685 W. I. Tyler, Sanford Among the really big things for fied brick und the facing will be the 854 Julius Scott. Sanford will be. expected to supply the it. J. IIo llj, ChiDnun 1016 Elli* Blair, Altamonte light tan brick and Idack mortar, the celery delta fo the cotton gin "83 Elle Blakely, Oviedo $1,01)0,(100. the raising c( which ha* K. T. Woodruff 335 David Lewis Brown. Sanford making a most attractive front. , and grist and feed mill being estub837 Clayton Newton. Oviedo the unanimous upprowl oL —ihe . L. A. Douglzrt. . 493 Tropble C. Hilleary, Hanford Thc Seminole Bank has just finished fished by L. A. Brumiey. on Celery 337 Ellis Bell. Oviedo . Grand lodge. The T.rjt step to be A* yet no reply has been received Iluving their fine two story office und store avenue near bis residence. 676 Bryan Howard Squire, Sanfbrd 923 Clarence White. Geneva tuken by the relief commisalcn will from the company and the result of 341 Eddie Brown. Hanford liuilding on Magnolia. The . Lefiler 100 acres in cotton Mr. Brumiey cun 275 Arthur H. Wright, Goldlboro be to establish bt*e hospitals, over tj.,. conference U in the air but the 1007 Allen' Harten, Lake Mary j building ut the east end of Main see the .great possibilities for the 509 Burton Johnson, Sanford which the Elks' Hag will bo flown. I Roard of Trade and the committee street is being remodeled and put in fleecy staple in this part* of Florida 054 William Fred Mason, Sanford 391 Preston Kale, Sanford The hospital unit* to be cqtab-1will go n* far ns pb.-tible in thr mat353 Rodney E. Bruton, Sanford and is going ahead and making prep­ ’first class shape for storey und 945 Charlie Jackson, Chuluota fished by the Elks will be maintained ( and expect- tome definite re-.tits. 970 Willie Lnniar, Gabriella apartments and this is one of the arations for the new departure} 596 Laurence M. Nott, Sanford by th r Government anti .the Amt r l- 1 ; r certain that, the Sanford Pub­ 637 Robert Robinson, Sanford best signs of progress noted, for this Chappell Brothers of Celery avenue c:.n Red Cross. 030 C.* C. Lock^ Sanford lic Service ( ’ o', will make ecrr.e re360 David 1). Caldwell, Hanford building detracted from First street are also getting in the game with a 048 Henry Lawson. Sanford Idurlions, although they may not 571 Allen Jones Motlroe, Sanford for the past five years or more. The big dredge (bat will bring the rich 126 John Jelks, Goldsboro . Picnic at Woodland Park | come to the prices asked for in the 488 Geo. W. Hilleary, Sanford Virginia Carolina Co. nre liuilding tnuck to the hard rbad where it can 784 6. Curtis Brown, Oviedo The congr7gution of the Catholic [ last communication as th iy are be701 Arthur ,J. Vaughn, Sanford a large addition to their mammoth be louded into the farm wugon for "05 Lem Youdell, Sanford clsurch will have a picnic ut Woodlow the price that obtained’ before the celery deltn farms, thus cutting 72 Walto4 Eubanks, Sanford plunt on First street that will givi; 107 Jos. C. Hutchison, Sanford land Park Thursday, July 26th.ithu raise wan made. the fertiliser bills und saving the 356 Muster Black, Sanford' them u much larger factory than 016 Zebidee RatlifT, Sanford Round trip tickets 26c.- Bus leaves , — 'I-------- ----------. they hud before the big fire, On the i farmers money. . 112 Albert Hunter. Sanford •173 Miles T . Cakaldy, Sanford (mm Catholic school • building at Threaten Panama'Caatl In fact the celery,.delta and San­ same street at Rand’s, siding J. D. 128 Monnie Jackson. Sanford 775 Chas. M. Wiiliams. '.PaoIa 9 a. in.. 10:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. in. 1 . y an JosP, COotu Rica, July 23.— A Hood lias just built a fine loading ford in particular never hud.n hotter 679 Amos Scipio, Sanford 486 Julius Huff, Sanford .‘ Others are welcome. # I mysterious airplane, (minted y e llo w ’ 805 Chas. M. Farnolle, Qvicdo stution and warehouse and it will be prospect fo,r u big winter, season and r,92 Kyer Thomas, Sanford with the assistance of the Board of } and black recently has been flying II Milas Austin, Sanford known us Hood's {station, giving the 810 Arthur L.-H atch, OTiedo Poor Crops in GormanO |ovet Costa Rica. American reshlenta Trade and the enterprising cititcns 900 John H. McKetler. Gencvu farmers of that section better load­ 007 Arno Chas.' Jones, Sanford \ Washington, July 23.—State deexpress their belief that it Is a Gerthis part of Fforida need have no 363 Lewis Collins. Sanford; ing facilities. The DeForest block 0.09 Geo. Thompson,- Monroe hard times even with the wur wag- jpartment confidential reports itidi- man machine und have advised the 6 Andrew G. Ashbury. Sanford on First street Inis just been rernod437 N. O. Garner, Sanford |cate crop* in Germany are not good. Panama canal forces of its pretence. eled and a .new awning placed in|ing in Europe. (Continued on Page 4> 004 Ashley G. Purvis. Sanford SANFORD’S STEADY GROWTH \ j \ L , M ■> ■t * * 9 T, '• • •. u �A Natty# Acacia. Southern California boa.,, every time ha hit tb#'village fort of the foe. Thla dkl not proTe remuner­ tire species o f acada, the « (a Orcgll). which tg but ■> ative, for, JCCflpUAA J N V lta a i. ■ wood-belt*- bound with Iron biurii. / T l W '* T l‘ h#n»» —t* h and I ’ m so happy,” said Madge Black to herself as she tripped down­ stairs and into the parlor of her home. • And then, as she entered the par­ lor, s h e ’saw her dearest chum, Nan Westland sitting on the arm of her husband’s chair and kissing him. “ L e a v e-my home at Once.” Mage in a fury told Nan. which bare a highly eccentric flight and are calculated to do about equal damage to friend and foe.” A fter a three daya’ bombardment. In which the fort w i| hit only three time*; the boetlUtlee came to an end.—I^ondon Stand­ ard. gambling house. “ Who is that man/* asked Nan fcxdtedly one evening when William came to play. ' “ H e’s the leader of the train rob*' bers,“ was the reply. . •Then Nan discovered that Wllliam. was-bar-o n sou. Later-David and William met at the gambling hou e and they and all who saw them were startled at the marked resemblance.. That night William held up the train on which Kathleen M ay was coming west. And the girl thought that the bandit was her fiancee, David! . • See the continuation and smash* ng climax of this thrilling film fea­ ture at this theatre. Lyric Tonight. Man armed with a hoe protects him­ self from the agencies of death more rompletely than man with any other defense v capon. The United States bu­ reau o f statistics has .discovered that Important fact by a study of the rec­ ords o f Jlfe Insurance companies. The statistics o f the entire country show that farmers live longer than all oth­ ers, fifty-eight years being their aver­ age years o f life — Worcester Telegram. “ You might at least have spared me the tnffniliation 'of bringing your love a IT(Bln into my home!” cried Madge tufning to her husband. Jeffrey Black, stung to the quick, did not * explain that it was his money which maintained the home, and not her father’s, as Madge be­ lieved. " t So self love and wounded pride proved greater than their love for Child Star at Lyric Wednesday each other and Jeffrey Black left his “ The screen is the world’s great­ wife and his little soft, David. < est teacher," wrote s famous editor, A Year Laler , '"and the moving picture men have In the west a year later, a son a responsibility to the public which was born to Nan and Jeffrey. They eading newspapers have pointed out many tim es." * named (he baby William. The delightful photoplays starring “ W on't you divorce your wife and Baby Marie Osbirne, have marry me for .the sake of our child's been so successful here and elsoname?’ ’ Nan pleaded. * “ N o ," responded Jeffrey gruffly. where. demonstarte the way in which “ That I will never do. Never bring the Pathe company realizes this re­ sponsibility, • •• up the subject again.” - Nan Marries Nan and Ben Richardson, a client of Jeffrey’ s, becorhe quite intimate. “ You deserve something better than Black is giving you ." said Richardson to Nan one day. “ Mar­ ry me and I will give you the pro­ tection of my name.” His Givsn Nam*. “ What Is the name o f that handsome prisoner?" asked the Impressionable youug lady. “ No. 2300. miss.” replied the guard. "How funny! But, o f course, that Is not his reel name." ' "Ob, no, mlas; that’s Just his pen name."— Boston Transcript. , Maude Adams has never played anything hut wholesome,, clean parts. She has a bigger following than-any actor or actress on the legitimate stage. Manager Lane of the Lyric Theatre is in business to stay, lie knows that the great majority of the American people want t-lean photo­ plays. He is presenting Baby Marie CHAPM AN P E C K iN P A U G H P E C H IN I’.\ r o i l . Yanks' shortstop*!ins a pleasing faculty to \ fW York (nils of "doiitdltig |o left'' with tuion on bases lie nlso is one o f ilie grenlest Inflelders In'the game II e covers n lot of ground and In an accurate thrower. Chapman of Cleve and Is another American league shortstop who Is giving the fans lots to talk about III* is tleldlng in a aelisn J.’onal manner and Is.a.timely hitter still rr-rriain an attraction .for chil as grown ups "W a it until you see good,” counseled the g make good I ’ll come i you." All Wei .Cause Milk Wouldn.l Hide In "T o ld at Twilight,” the Pathe (•old Rooster Play, starring Baby Marie Osborne, to 1m- shown at the Lyric Wednesday ther** are many delightful scenes. At one point of the story Little Mary Sunshine has been put to bed without her supper. In.the middle of the night both her father and mother repent. 'Father Henry King goes downstairs to get her something to eat and Mother The Half Brother* Happily married. Il.r and Nan became tht- LYRIC ” apa como« in. gives the m ile girl more nulk and crackers and t«-lW h*-r not to tell' mamma. THEATRE The P la ce T o Meet Your Friends SATURDAY Palhc News Showing all Ihr Laical I9t|lr- In (talking ( w t a n r . OOmrar in Lonesome Luke Comedy It wen* not l**»i that we Miotild all think allt.e It l-« difference o f opinion that makes liur-c ruci-s possible.—Mark ,«v»iV N O .T r'Is T ’ ' E very Thursday e A . Woodsn Ammunition. 8ome years ago civil war was raging betWoeu two Afghan tribes, the All Kbel and the Mala Khrl. The latter tribe built great hopes o f success on a cannon of such a slzo that 100 men were required to draw 1L A Blkh trflnntl in a British battery was cu KKNOKtNK a I Kl'IDR OIL ENOINCi Ka* on O il ml anr kind. Na D i l l i i k x Ma(a«l*» •* Ignllor. A 4 h. p. Knglee alii tan a fall load for 10 boar. .1 to .t of I r a d» » . M ir* ".4.S-J0M -7S k. p. N rnd far prlrra. Parnpo, M ill Sappilr«. fjifin ra . I W I r f i , Ha* Mill* and.. Wood Warklng .Macklnrry. M A L S B Y M A C H IN E CO. 104.10 Kail liar Slrrrt JarkMatUlr. IWrldo Photo by American I’rnu Association. DICK IIOBUTZCL. against the Hox HohllJzel takes a d aj off, hut he Is (he recdgnlzeil first seek­ er o f tho team. Hoblltzel Is showing rare form this year. lie coven* ,011 aero of ground around first bag and takes care of ev­ ery throw, lie also Is hitting well In the pinches. Patsy Cardiff, Famous as Heavyweight, Dits In Orsgon Stato Hospital. Patrick (Patsy) Cardiff, once-famous as a heavyweight prizefighter, died the other <l«y at the Oregon Btute hospital, nged fifty-three. In Ills fighting days Cardiff met nearly all o f the contempo­ rary heavyweights. Including John L. Sullivan, with whom ho fought a six round draw In Minneapolis, Minn.. If thou wnuldkt find much favor and pe#cp with God nbd man be very low In thine own eyes. Forgive thyself littie and others much. — Arohblsbop Leighton. •hoto by American l’rr«« Aesoelallon . 'lo some men opposition Is opj«»r tuulty—like the wind against which the hoy's kite rises. Sura Evidence. "Alice thinks she's prettier than Bet r '* "How do you know?" ‘‘Hite's asked Betty to bo bridesmaid.’ Boston Transcript. Athlete Twice a Hero. An unusual one day’s m-onl In two dbitluct branches -of sport Jins been achieved by Otto Ynckow o f Cleveland. Ynckow Is the hero of two events at Colon, Panamn. In tho afternoon his hitting won Hie championship-o f the caunl zone, and In the evening, .In a lightweight championship boxing bout, ho best his opjtonent In four rounds. Ultra Fashionable, W illis - “ What kind of a your son attending?*’ Gil fashionable— one o f these I where you develop the min using U." t—r NRUVxr m UL* BuiLFinhcr M U T T A N I ) JEFF Ha Is That. The man who never did i nothing is always Johnny-on-the-spot wh-n u comes to telling others h >w thing* should be done. JUNE i ELV ID GE "The Price of Pride' There Is nothing trul; which can he'purchased wl ■ ml labor.-Joseph Addison C O M IN G Yes, Indeed. A friend In n«*«d |* u,,. , prctly opt to take the othi the-street In passing. you try being atliub uhd HIs Handicap First Credit M an —How about Jones o f Pigrlllo Center? Second Credit Mnn —He always pays cash, to we don't know how houcst ho U Boston Glut*. Difference of Opinion. Her Greatest Plays IU b r Mar ir No Rum Palaces tn p. There aro no aiatllU-rlee. or public houses In Persl! only Intoxicating bcver«K, homemade wine. Japanese Superstition, -There ore no 4’n '.nor Japanese telephone director Soothing Hor. cause the name of the llgu ’•Darling," whispered Miss Wlnaum "Uhl,” la the term for death. to the victim o f her wiles, “ will you love me when I am oldv * “ Impossible situation, ’ lie whispered Railway Traffic In Britain, back. “ You. couldn’t grow old, angel, Although British railroads on only one birthday In Are years.” — fourth'nmong the nations'In res Indianapolis Star. • mileage, they carry more paw every year thnn nre carried I The Tsst of 8oolsty. . other country. “ Pa. how ciin you tell whether a man Is In society or not?” Feminine Logic. “ The man who Is not tu society, my ■But. my dear, / haven't said sou. la trying to get known, and tho word.” "Nevertheless. I know wl man who Is In Is trying uot to/* you’re thinking; b n yoii'r«- entln mistaken, and If you Imd any 9r feeling yo*: U teg my pardon.* HUNGER FACES WORLD, HOOVER WARNS “ Closed (toads » A Fi*e Reel Feature Jtrilcnr tho inunlrtrins tm.'Hug.game. In which an explosion ts likely to blow the plant O'LOUGHLIN PUTS right off the map ut uny moment. IT OVER ON COBB + It Is, o f <<»ur*e. among the players Hint tho depredation takes plnee on the hulldlt and grounds the rate Is Just nlsiut normal. I ut tin* athletes HOBLITZEL IN FORM have to Im- r' lieiM-l ofte-i and liurdlv one comes Into |*o**c»*U>u o f u big league club without considerable ex­ flsd So* First Bateman Fielding and Batting Well. pense being Involved in hU n< qulaltlou. Dick Hoblltzel o f the champion Bed Just to cite an example o f how fast a ball club's personnel changes, take Sox covers the Initial station. Occa­ tho roster o f the Tigers at the liegln’- sionally when a southpaw is working nlng o f the BUS season. There Is apicture hanging in President Navln's office that was taken opening day two years ago. Twenty-eight men are In the group. Manager Jennings and Conch Jimmy 1 Rnrke may be listed as uoncotiibatahts. • whh-h leaves only twenty-six active players ’ O f this number only twelve remain on the Detroit muster rolls. Suddenly little Marie hf-gins to cry, "W h at's the matter?" - both parents ask. "Mamina says. ‘ Don't* Personnel of Teams In the Major tell papa,', papa nays ‘ Don't tell Leagues Changes Often. mamma,’ and I ’ m all wet ’cause It wouldn't hide," Is the amazing an­ W hen the hall players begin to toll swer. Investigation proves that the milk has been spilt ort the little girl's about the enormous profits made by nightgown and she must change it. the magnates and demand ii larger cut of these profit* than they may'liupjwi I.yric Wednesday. . to be getting nt the moment they over­ look otic very Important Item. Tills Is the enormous amount that Wm. A. Brady “ A Good Man” Presents must t*» charged to depreciation each O K A U F F CAN JUG G LE • “ Easy Money” i « i « IJiMfe and season. There probably is no other ( ’arljlr (KUfkvrllla Comedy ° C U D L IK E OLD T IM E R business In which this Bern Is propor­ o ______ Ilr»l Tri«4f ml • “ THE PRICE tionately so large, unless perhaps It Is o T H O U G H youug In years, Ben­ “ Mlslry of the OF P R ID E " ° ny K stiff Is decidedly one of Double Cross" Also Pathe o the baseball players of the old IVetering Malllr News , ° school. Hu -can perform feats King o with a chew of. tobacco tbst o would dazzle some of the chumo plou quid Jugglers of haselalL o The other night at the Harlem o Sporting club In New York Beno ny ate an apple, drank a bottle Wra. Fox Presents Theda Bara In o of noda pop and smoked u black o cigar without moving a quid of o tolmcco from his left cheek. This D A R L IN G O F o record may have been tied about o twenty years but it Is a P A R IS ” o dneb Hint 11 will never In* beat o en In these effete dsya of the nil o tloual pastime. A (Jreat Actress in one of F R ID A Y (lower# ami an abundan sharp thorns. Both Cheating Themselves. You as a manufacturer nre helping h> keep prices up because you havo got fully realized that men can do tn llz to seven hours what they nre now doing In uluc or ten. As workers yon sro helping to keep prices up because you aro not doing nil you isn In tho hours that you work. Y'ou are both rheating yourselves.—industrial' Mansgcuu-ut. '. ^ It I* ii(i in the United 8tatre to keep the wolf from the world Herbert C. Hoover, the president's choice as food administrator, honored by lltywn university with the degree of doctor o f laws I I’ reventfH og Cholera The B. A. Thomas H o g j Powder has a record of 95 per centfcurcs of Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs as directed you never need, fear hog cholera nor any other hog disease. And the directions are vey* simple, just shout what you are doing, plus a few cents worth of R. A. Thoms* Hog Powder in the feed twice a week. ’ _ Usually, though, cholera gets in before we knowv it. Th'en|it requiresclose attention to each hog—each hog must be dosed— and if you will dose them ns directid. you will save better than 90 per cent. If you don* better than 90 per cent. If you don't, the B. A. Thom asf medicine rosts you nothing. W e— not some d ista n t, manufacturer— pay ‘ your t money hack. I L. Alien Seed Co. to keep the parasites off the chick­ ens. Y’ ou spray to kill germ s— hut what do-you do to get the germ* and parasites inside the chickens? Hens especially show it at moulting time and during the winter. How can you expect them to lay? Free them of all internal parasites by feeding B. A. Thomas Poultry Pow­ der occasionally. If it doesn’ t make your hens' liappy, w'o will return your money. L. Allen Seed Co. �: ,i THE SJ - -* •»v-were «|nltc loquacious and willing to talk, and the accuracy of tbelr Infer- “OVER THERE” r s * J E • .. ■ » < W S ' : ' .-* have fifteen minutes in which t o ‘d « , i our work. Any man not out at the-! • llll= -iii. IIIH -J C T tS T So why In h— worry nl*>ut it?” was hU fa rew ell 0 J umpeal horse wnd n-de off. That was, of mireo, along a couple of miles o h Ills , af y m |tint the Germans would not • know- where to expect u». At 12‘o’clock < exactly they begun-pulling down n so--. The Bomb Raid. Hon of the pure| et mi that we wouldn't The point w c w i : to attack hail been 1 have to climb over It s-id w e were off • J selected lung la-fore t>-, - ur scouts It i was not, as you m iulk” lg*tt suppose, tin* There lire six articles in this rctnnrk , weakest point in tin- Get com Hue. It W s Rthsyrted T h a t Raid at Carefully able serf*1* by Sergeant McCHntock. 11 via*, on the contrary, the strougeyt. U as a Company of Star Actors. tra* rtihsldeii-d that the icsttstl effi* t of Tw o have already been printed, and ] relieved from the big tent show up at cleaning up a. weak point would be the third will up|K>ar, soon. It is the the Somme and sent to our side show comparatively small, whereas to break most Interesting one of the series thus [ In Belgium for rest. Also It was sus­ In at the strongest |*nlnl would t*e [ far ond Is entitle*): “ Over the Top and Give 'Em H ell!" pected that artillery was being with­ something really wi.ith while. And If f i r ill . ) t.M T ** to - I .illte t-r> .o h** drawn for the 'Somme. . K«|-c< ially we w«- were t*i lake a ell.-iloe It really • r fr.-— f • : T h e b imtl n I were anxious to bring bo Wprisoner* wouldn't |av (• • In - tate nl-*iut ile.re e..•1 .i“ » i i .i; • * t • I 'i f m o th,->t rM riIn civilized Wur n prisoner van In? Tln- m-- It in we » < i i * t i.iM had ,t i ) for-'.-sis !.n !i'l in i. iurii iHH'mirr t i... compellnl to tell only his nanie. rank fronloge of !.»• ynril- nml a depth of I'nftiiato had pi< : i»-l a surprise for Graphic lic -in p tl »n o f Derseant and religion But this Is not u civilized ISJU ynrp* It had been explained t u t u ] i!i«m McCtlnlock'e trrtlli.u experience war. and t lp-re j way* o f making that we v.en* t*> lx* Hiipp-.rted by prisoners InIk'. Dili* of the most ef­ “ l*ox barrage." or cut lain fire, ,lr**m tiemlv a.I the Ui::uun ta'«it.i-i* |*«.,\v S J*!y 20 l-<,7 III t m r i. w ii im>, n-v o u r " t I I I 4ru»—dteetfdliie which turns them Into, mere children artillery would then change from n 11 j ? klRcl six time* tonight. fTpoM It'/) In the presence o f their ofllrora seemed "I hix” to pour a straight curtain fire » * lx* eight tlinert tomorrow night." to make then) subarn-lent and obedient covering ah of the spot o f our operaOne lunti Insisted that lie tad OUoov- to the o(beers who commanded us. I GohJi; — ered In one o f our aerial pbomgrapbs mean, of course, the privates. In this Our otili-era set their watches very • German burying money. and hi* i .ire- way the system worked against the carefully with those o f the artillery of­ fully examined each new picture, co fatherland. Captured German-officers, ficers l*efore we went forward to the front trenches. Wc reached the front that be cutild lie *ure of finding the especially Prussians, were a nasty M dough and digging It up. Tlie grate We never tried to get Information from at 11 p. m.. and not utyi) our arrival and aetlous_manner of our nfl1rerB. L[{j£j^ we knew tliey trnnid tin, hap- .there -7Wore -we ■litf **h nerf-ef-the ~“ *ecr * hour"—the time when the attack was | "boW ersK n== Hie “"* exhaustive care pUy with and 'very lntelllgenUy—wall In ■■■*“ — -----* to be mode. The hour o f 12:10 had which we were drilled and. more than structed In the art. all, tb« approach o f the time when we At last came the night when wo were t»een selected. The waiting from il were to "go over the top" drove all to go "over the top1," across No llan'a o’clock until thin time was simply an ■port out o f our mlnda. and I can any (.and, and nave a frolic with Fritz In agony. Some of our men sat stupid for myself that the very thought of hla own happy home. I am endeavor­ add Inert. Others kepr talking con­ the undertaking as the* fatal night ing to la* as accurate and truthful as stantly about the uio*t Inconsequential drew near sent aldtera up and down possible In these stories o f my soldier matters. Oue man undertook to tell a my spine. log. and I am therefore compelled to funny story. No one listened to 1C and A bombing raid, something originat­ say that there wasn't a man in the the laugh at the cud -was emaciated ed In warfaro by Ibe Canadians, is not sixty who didn’t show the strain In bis and ghastly. The Inaction was driving Intended for the purpote of bolding pallor and nervousness. Under orders, us all Into a state of funk. 1 could ac­ ground. but(to gain Information, to do we discarded our trench helmets and tually feel my nerve oozing out at my aa much damage as |K>aslble and to substituted knitted akullcaps or empty finger tips, and If wo had had to wait keep the enemy In a state o f nervous­ mess tins. -Then we blackened our fifteen minutes longer 1 wouldn’t bare ness. In this particular raid the chief hands and faces with ashes from a been able to climb ont o f the trench. ’ About half an hour Ixffore we were object was to gain Information. Our camp Arc ao aa to avoid being seen as high command wanted to know what long os possible. After this they load­ to go over every man had bia eye up troops were opjvoaltr us and what ed us iuto motor trucks and took us up the trench, for we know "the rummies" ttpop* bad been there. We were ex* to "Shrapnel Comer,** from which were coming that way. The rum gang pected to get this Information from point we went In on fo o t Just before serves out a stiff shot* o f Jamaica Just prisoners and from buttonsjind pa|>ers we left a staff captain came along and before an attack, and It would t>e a real test o f temperance to see n man off o f the Germans we might kill. It gave us a little tala. refuse. There were no prohibitionists was believed that troops were being “This Is the first time you men hare been tested." he said. "You're Cana­ In our set. Whether or not we got our dians. 1 needn't say anything more to full ration depended on whether the you.’- They're going to be popping them sergeant In charge was drunk or sober. After tho shot began to work one man off at a great rate while you're on your next me pounded my leg and hollered way acroas. Remember that you’d bet­ In my ear: ter not stand up straight, because our "I say. why all this m l tape? le t ’* shells will be going over Just six and » go over now.” * * half feet from the grouml where Its That goggln of rum Is a life saver. • level If you >ttfud up straight you’re When*the hour approached for us to likely. t<> be hit iii toe bead, but don't ftart the artillery fire was so heavy let that worry you, because If you do that orders had to be shouted Into ears get hit In the bead you won't know It from mini to man. The bombardment ■ fective nays—ijdltv humane—hi to tig a prisoner fn*t*. head and foot, and then tickle Ids bare feet with a feat Let More a were tgrniyir - hare frepii-nitv lx-en iimsI—the nni-T cure, for In sjan e but i iu th..ui.t mi ^ 11,.;• i n Handy Litsrcture. t our artillery to l i t exa tly twenty-six Paundeniiiii found Ir very fiard work minutes—that i--. f< r twenty-*!:? mfn «te* fr - m - i.t.te w ; lJt wp ,-rartwl .sellin g book*. The io|ui:i*j he had j “ over the t»*p" **ur attllh-ry. M-vrral to offer, dm* o f which he had to carry with Idni ns a *:i:n|*te were very niilci tin ':' w.a'jM it .. , -■• ■». , • h*-i,vy m i] i.-ibody -eei:.n| to Winil -*ii. . ; t . •:»> . , . " W e h a v e a ll th e I.... '. * ‘ i e ettn u* , FOR YOUR OFFICE “I Didn’t Know 1 Ink You Sold It” 1 Ink Wells . Pencils Pencil Holders atT- ’ Pencil Sharpners ■' *. > The chances are that it its for the Office we do Sell it. Erasers Rubber Bands Rubber Stamps Call or Phone us about your Requirements and we .will _ do the rest. . Daters Thumb Tacks Stamp Pads Second Sheets Stationery Carbon Paper Letter Files Mucilage Pens -HOUSEHOLD W aste Baskets Letter Trays Penholders Letter Clips Account Books ■*m Steno. Note Books Clip Boards Paste Record Cards Loose Leaf Books *hv *ald. “ ami wi- n il',- -nr, r nffoid atiy more te .ding mutter • Why, I haven't r-vetl opened the *C-"ltd Vnl lime o f tlm-t (iotmin history y*uu sold Us last spring Now, If you were sell Jug ofie o,' tU"-e niljiphili’ n Irolling l- jc r d * ''" I'v e p>t Jn-r the tiling:" •aid Sound “-•ill iliei-t-.tli y ’’Thet*' f uru twelve’ i in nils • • t. and you •■an u?i> cither pre or tw o or {lure, and r i on up t<» *Ix. t|> lilt yre.-r I. ,rrl any wnv y o u " ant to.- Ami between whiles " m-ii your Iron In' hen ting ymi have gfKsS literature to refresh your inltid ” * e. y J K fS f t i i I Everyday Someone Says S ■ . v I ndelible Ink ^***M mo ■ Mrg j Price Tags them But I .Li per*l*teut man. and i-Vt-H tile stillborn M r*. Bowlin*; could not *> d him nway unheard . . i We Can Eqii ip Your Office With Anything You May Need P t A Oorvehcad. Ttiere are mttliy things dropped tu i the subway ticket chopiier by ab-ent : mind* d riilers besides the little pie >e " f pasteboard with li,entitles them to a ride. An eccentric looking young .nan j and his particularly eccentric lf»klt,p wife hurrhsl up to the door o f n Itrmtd way theater last night. The man reached Into his- pocket. tiamhsl' the doorman •nine ticket* nml, assisting 'his wife before him, turned to receive tile stubs. ‘These arc subway tickets.* said tlic doortnnn. At tho fate of two (lockets H-r second the young man searched filmself. Then he clapped his hand on his forehead. “ Good hen veil*. Annie.” he g a s p e d ..p u t tho seats In the subwayP A m i wlun Annie said nUnn hotirlieade was only heard by herself.; New Vnrk Cor I’ ituhurfcii Time Books Receipt Books Hook Files Typewriter Ribbons Eye Shades Too Much to Expect. I Bo hospitable— but dpn't expect tho o Loose Leaf Memo Books and Fillers tK-.-Vouit loan with fSnJ im .v t> t-tli tu dote on cum int pie. 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I3ut . when a fan sends its refreshing breeze in to e v e ry nook and comer o f your office, the heat outside isforg<»rt :n — and efficiency Increases w ith a jump. * Don’t take a chance with inferior carbon paper. It means faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste of time and poor w ork. P u t a stop to this! Use Stapling Machines I li*|mti tl The cool officeis the bu . Stop U sing Cheap, Unreliable C arbo n P a p e r. CK m # Santord Public Service* Co. . OUR INSTRUCTIVE CATALOG AND WEEKLY PRICEUST SENOTOR THEM TO-QAY _JEAJMARTINSEEDGQl "'O ’ . Herald Printing Office Supply Phone No. any m Department ESPECIALLY A0APTE0 FOR YOUR STATE. •- *_____ — JACKSONVILLE,FLA. — .— illll=lllli nil: iaaiMaufef i t t n w lf .f,------— — A set �I THE SANFOBD HERALD WALTERS PROVES n The Eligible Clast. •' Mllly— " I would only marry n man Natlt r f t Application far T a i Deed I ’ndar Section S mt Chaplet fSSS. Law* e f n a r ­ id* page , Article I. Tha name of tha corporation (hall ba tha I ahokra Hralty Company, and Ita prlnrlpal Mm m w isw w lu n m m tiwi! " ho _ —r-.— . r , „ — - *1 buafna*a-tn Flarjda and olh#> .Tala of tha United S tair, and application (or t a i d m ! to iaaur In afford- in forrien countrlca aa tha board of direc­ m c f with Iww. Raid certificate embrace* tor* m ay.from tlma to time determine, the followins described Property aituated In ’ Arlltla I I . i Seminole county. Florida, lo-woi: N S ol Tho f 'h r r i l nature of tha buainea* to be SEU n( N B M of N K 't . Ser. Si. Tp. 19 8. Iranaartad by (hr .aid corporation thall be Helps Banjo Player. It. 29 E. S acre*. - The ■« - ! land being at. aa follow .: in-wl|; to hnltl, buy, own, r Tn t»|d In playing the banjo or guitar •rarad at thr data of tha laauanrf of aurh ref- tr.pl, wurk, drtrlopa, aril, ronvey, la*—, n device Ims been Invented -to be llArate In tha name of J. Jam mat Hr*. IJq- rant, n u ll gage, pledge, asrhansa. rultlvata. Icy# said certificate ahatl lie redeemed ae- fmprova and othrrwl.e deal in and diapoee slipped over the head of the Iruitni* cording to law la i deed will l,iua thrreon on of real relate, and any righta, lit la, inlrra.t or r.ta t^ g h . rain. In the >tata of f-Toiial* and .nient, desired chord* being proJicod thr ICth day of Autuit, A. I). 1917. Wltnea* my nlUrlal denature and aval thin othrr ria tr. ol thr Cnitrd Slater, and in whi-ii I'uitnn* an* pressed to mute the U h « 13ih day— t-Jwtvi-A; 4»r-t»»W,---- ------ ~ In farr*en--mtrnrrtrn t5 ‘ p t i i r IVn^-TVrTnd -la, iwai: B. a nntrr.i.ASR. H fliV 'V •I’trectiv. trrlnpr lai.il. for thr purpo.r of pair, and to Clrrk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. do and perform all Ihinr. appropriate and By v. M liouciata. |i. r . nrrra.ary l--r thr drtaTopmrnt an-f |m!l t-Frl i l r 1 1 *W i*m r for any purpo.a. (or whfrh thr .amr may ba adapted, to undertaka and dtrarl tha management and aala of ♦ N olltr of Appllrallan far Tat Hard Endec all or any part of tha pro party of tha cor­ Hrclian S of Chaplrr 4IM . L a a i af Flor­ poration. and to undertake and dlrart tha 1 f * ida mattatemrnt and (ala of property, bulldinga Dangeroue a t Bet, Feat on the Bate*, N o tiff t* haraby (Ivan that W. C. WII- and landa of other* and to (ran u rt on comliam.nn, purrkaitr of T a t Certificate No. IS, mlaalon the general buiinaaa of real r.tata A ccu rate T h r o w e r — Haa Juct Peeaed datad tha 6th dhy of July, A. I). I9ts, hat agrnta and brokrri.’ • ^ Hied eild rartiArata In my offlee, anil hat T w e n ty -fifth Birthday, but Never T o manufariurr, purrhaa* of otharwiaa mado appliration for ta i daad to Utua In arquira, to hold, own, mortgage, rail, aaiign, Will Be Big, at Leeat During H it arcordanra with law. Said rartiArata am- tranafer and otharwiaa dlapoaa of and deal braraa tha following drarribad proparly tit- In timber*, lumbar, naval atoraa. good*, Playing Career. ualrd In Srmlnolr rounty, Florida, to-wit: waraa and mrrrbittdlaa of any and all klnda; N W tt of NEW and S W h of NE U and N t( I " laaua b-nd. and kerure tha aam* by Alfred John was too unwleldly a of M W U of SEW and HEW ot SEW . Sec. pledgee or deed of truat or mortgage of or 2H, Tp. 19 S. K. 29 K ill. UO arraa. Tha upon the whole nr any part ol the property <*> name for Wajtore, catcher on the New aald land Wine aaaaaaad al tha data of thr of the corporation, and to aril and pledge Uauanca of aurh rartiArata In tha nama of aurh bond* for proper corporate urea a* and York American league club. He look­ H All Local Advertisements Under D. G. Cranthaw. Cnleea aald rrrtiAratr whan the board of director* ahall determine; ed upon handling U all as ridiculous, ahall ba radtamad according to law taa daad to loan and barrow money on note*, bond*, Heading TH R E E C ENTS a will laaua thrrron on tha 16th day of Au- mortgage, or otharwiaa. like tbo tall trying to shako the dog. A. D. 1917. T o aubarrib* for, hold, purrhaa* or othrrLine For Each Insertion. Minimum Curt, Wltnraa my offirlal eignatura and aaal thlt Bo he chopped It to plain, unvarnished acquire, aril,-tranafer, aaalgn, mortgage tha 13th day of July, A. f>. 1917. Charge 25 Cents. ____________ pledge or otharwiaa dlapoaa ot aharr* of A I, writes W. J. MscBetU lu the New, (aaal) K. A. DOUG BASS, capital atock of or any bond*, aarurltiaa ar Clark Circuit Court Kamlnola Co.. FIS. York Tribune. other ovldenrea of. Indabtadneaa l.auad or • B y'V . M. l)ou|lau, D. C. In answering an advertisement eraatad by other corporation* of the slaiw, That'# Just the style o f BUI Dono94-FtlSlc or of tha Unitr-rStataa, or foreign couturier Tin's grand little catcher. That’s why where no name is mentioned in the to aarrCiaa all tha right*, power* and priv­ ad, please do not ask Tho Herald Nallra ar Apptlrallaa for Tat Deed t’ndar ilege* of ownrrihlp thrraof aa fully *■ * be la the grand little catcher. He gets* natural paraon might do, and ganarally to Hrctloa S af Chaplrr 4SIN, Law* af Flor­ out from under everything that la a for Information as to the'Identity of have and rarrrle* all ih* right., power*, ida Notlrr U hrrahy given that J, F. I-aing. and privilege* Incident to corporation# under Usually we do not handicap. You’d .think to size him up tho advertiser. the law* of the atal* of, Florida. purrharrr of T a t CartiArata No. 107, dated In uniform that Al Walters was too know who the advertiser is and if tha 6|h day of July A. II. 1916 hat Med aald Arlltla Ilf, The amount of rapltal atork of the rorsmall and too frall-no, not to be s we do we arc not allowed to give rartlflcata In my offlrr, and hat mad* appli­ poratlon ahall b* Tan Thoiuand I * 10 .000.00 ) (or tat draif to laaua In arrordanra catcher, but to l>o a good catcher. And out this Informgtion. Simply write ration with law. Said rartiArata ambrara* tha fol­ Uollara, ta> be divided Into Ope Hundred of tha par value of *100.00 per ahara, thinking that you’d fool yourself, Just a letter and address it as per in­ lowing daarrlbrd proparty rlluatad in Sam* .hare* which ahall be payable in lawfuf money of Inola rounty, Klorlda, to-wlli * as a whole lot o f major league scouts thr l nited State*, or In prowrrty, or in labor ll.-t 1626 ft W and 190 ft S of NE rornar structions in the ad. of Srr. 35, Tp. 19 S. K 30 E. Hun W 921, or aarvlra., at * fair and ju.t valuation.to ft S 470 ft, fc 92ty ft. N n o ft, Tha .aid be Aard by the board of director.. Arlltla IV. bains * J «»-n l at thr I air of tjie imtuFOR S A L E 7 land The term for which tha corporal Ion .hall anra of »udh rartiArata in tha nama ot J. } ’ aal.l ahall be perpetual untraa aqoner dlaI.aine. •olvad actording to law. A U «; Notice It hrrrby sl'rn that J. FAtlltle V. I have several customers for small l.a|nr. purrba.rr of T at CartiArata No. 66, The bu.inaa* of the corporation ahall tie improved or partly improved truck dated the cih day of July, A. !>. 1914, hai rondurlad by a prrvidrnt. tlre.prreidrnt, a Alrd (aid rartiArata In my offlrr, and hai, ami treaaurrr. ami a boak.l of db farms at,Sanford. If you want to madr appliration lor tat ilrrd to U.ua in arerrlary rrrierB of tint !***« i Lbh ihrrr n*»r moVp titiTin areonlanN* with law. Sal«l certificate rwwell It t rrtf* try piaringfyour farm. I*'•’* *Liill h Hii(lihri|i|rrs of ih»* c**fbraraa i hr foil-tains dr.rfibad property -II paratinn I hw «U#rr|*.r« -hall I»p rUr^ *1 l*> i’ utk ard. • li5-2tt: , u .i-d in Sam-nola im ioly. Florida, to-wit ihr •it'rM ........ . ■ .ii-r» rioitii-r, aanually hr IOtn I iulilm BPMuistly on Iih»* »!•) l J- -rf 1 Yanks' Catcher Rated One ot the Game's Greatest. THE U N I V E R S A L C A R made good from s ta r t Over two million satisfied owners know from experience that the Ford car is a real utility, an economical, powerful, always-reliable means for increasing the profit in business or adding zest to pleasure. The Ford car meets the demand for prompt transportation in every line of human activity. The demand grows lar­ ger every day, because of the all-around useful­ ness of the car. Touring Car $360, Runabout p i 5 , Coupelet $505, Town Car $595, Sedan $6-15— all f. o. b. Detroit. On display and for sale by C L A S S IF IE D ADVERTISING ,i m This j -Kraal. .......- mr II y< urjjfarm.Tt Mint ih 1)1.1l)tl HI 1111 1)1hi J It. I’ iti'kiin! »5-2 lf 1 J rrrnrHf'iI hi Plat Hunk II, l '» p « 111 i If Uft g« I ’** Kfrt'r i|< Thf *Aii| lad f * *-a*l| ft f 1til 11aI v Ill* < i fit .vl i i n i !.*• .4;ii« 1 ilk ■ v -hla \ !»11 N«itirr i* hrr* l> p u h (hnl i V inti’* p u t r *vf 4*1 I n\ '< nnrirm *• \ *> I, l* <! 1h»- lith «U) .*( Jul> \ J» l *M Li I)! tl •«ii| ri'fi jfirai* .n m> ufHii-**, «tn-«l ha * ft« ml* uppi tre I Mn I rir 15** *l**»-i| fit tif* ii iliratf? In th«’ name til I ’ l A x ) \\ ! v v r ' C. F. W IL L IA M S Agent . P R IC E It. VanD aman U dd Range fur kale anti gtioil nine room fittuna* fur runt. Ifnjuin* ill "JI <> 1’ark a venue, t»l-ife f S E R V IC E . Q U A L IT Y t . ’ rfli t fw Hipl* |r«‘ hi.ff ivt |!\ I ♦ • >*• «• *1 * v 1»-• I . M l s-r *1ir. . lots I ;ii ii »»•-, **I• » I * ■I 4! Ill’ If I isIlf *4bI ft... I i1< ■i <■» *- Im l»lt t , a|a*.i S111ill. fti.** I•1g if*rw« 1!•«' nUf’fi |.»■ rmri.ly •|*•*1|,v H'1 I ' I*' V 1 It, * til,., fa Jf I" 1Mill t lift, [iri’sl*1' ni * '* * ',t; 1 All Ml II, \ It , |'rr*i«|ft.lt ah.I I J. I'hl. ...... . at r»st %ty amt ffriitiir - f. auit I • I ** -• ilhTf un, i t J. J litsksn-**** -htU <^m**ttTrt** thr fmant (if i!H r lo r l ArUflr \ |. Tlir anouiii «.f ».*.{#•!.t.- ln r»« Ho •tilrh 11«* ror (Hit i|Ian »ln !l it-« If *natl not r \ r «H thp arrmint u f'lta caiiitaj Mark ptu* \f I I, \ I|. Thr lit** It* B*».»I ' «. li t >1 E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesman W E CAN PLEASE YOU IN Illork I t lto. T i e r I I . II T ow n --I Sanfor d. ) --( aAuguat .a- at It . . Mflt , , fn •Sanfor d _ . I i ___ t. I t . ... 1 *1 . I -a.* I , * at II it r t » . I’oluto V lies Healthy. thrifty vinos, $2.01 I"* thuunan 1. Full t* rt’i'lurtr Mth JjUK* rtruiivAiA- » iu. % thr hlhttkinc* dtirrilttil pnip* ri j ‘ «itfount anti r|))itk shipment arc two![ fii^ri iiMleil In Semlnclt- rourly. Pliirhla* Untrit r jo '*1* irfg factors,’ ii. Wi Scig, _Jackson- ! K t o l . S E u f N W ’ t 10 E. 5 acre-. T h f i>aif| tafirli hflnff • villi*, Fla. ti4-:itc • rd at the dale *»f the iiMUMffi of* *»uck V SETEN No nwHcr how much or.how little Lumber you need, wo will be Kind to (ill your order, nnd fill it promptly, to your perfect satisfaction. This is the kind of ser­ vice we offer to our patrons. ' We carry the Largest slock of Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Sash and Doors in Seminole County. We also carry a full stock of Lime. Cement, Plaster. Nails, Sewer Pipe, and also the Red and (ireen Vulcanitr Roll Shingles. * Also connected with the oldesl ami most reliable Hardware Store in Seminole County. Phone <1.15 for all your wants. • 1 B H ILL LUMBER COM PANY S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Iwit Motif*8 i« b* rrl.y riu n that J K sir- iMirr h « 1*-f «»l T a i * * r1-6. ,r- N- 1 e| Ike l.lh .is, v.f Jall \ M 1-i| • Its ! radI rrrtiD* af f in m> .tIt!f1r , *i•t ♦ aw h t, • • i • Ipl '■•Ml" 1' It ff A||i t W -1• Is 11 •* Sfti>| « 1♦t ktl a .I . * 4 NI » t* • i I rt'U For Sale t *n*- line large team n| milt, t w |lit ft i!nia (OS; •It arnl.tr * Itf'lfM fl V Alt . t *'Uni v « f I her* I- *.«*ritl). fft t l), That un thl* iU> |i<r*ttnm ules w ith w a gon and harness. A ls o •l «ii •>1*11tl 1>, M»rli|a. i 1*•* 11 ‘ ally, miiptarril before ni« V. I*. Mutlon. JoThr f$(rtiUfar4*a Add. t-ii Sanford fa rm in g im p le m e n ts , v C a ll on or said I12 o/hI M nif iv r «* r i! at thr ilatr of Im - *rph <‘ atnrf«»n ami J. J I » i r V » n «• irh of «fir*' of *urh ’rrtiflcalr if* « h* namr of l» whufn «*r - rally arlinoMMleflgril that h«* n rw rite R . 0 . R id d le , K u stis, Fla. fu lfil the forrgoing artirk-a t*f inror|*oratlon Strnt ifitf ii'* llf«, • 93-4 tp Al-n: Not If r U h»rrh>* gi%rn that J. I*. fornhr pur|H»tHt thffrin »*|irr»*r4. W itn r« my htiitl and *ral »»f tbi* I. aing* ptirrktwrrof Tat iVtiifieatr Not INI, rlatrtT thr *lav « f July ^ M t'1!* ha* Junr noth. 1t»IT. t«rah r i. H ttiT T . F o r S a le — A N o . 1 s a d d le an d filr •{ ■ai<t rrff tft»'•!#• in tnv »ilflirr, i ml La * • Notary l*tibll<« " rat loti (or t n ilo'il in i *ti<- In d r iv in g horse nr w ill tra d e fo r ...... I ma*ir P S Trl' ft r arrfirilaihrf all Ii 1 s t * -rtw*' w o rk h orse o r m ule. \ V .,{I M o rris brSMOFa f i r Nlnwiftfi rtW flNM pfAperfy^it In %irvtii « « r * -icti rilit J11.t*11jiI i <r■ii It, lialnl tn Srffltr*' |r t’ «f"IV , ThTl•« I■t *. f •* va t Si-tiJr •• * «u n !l. I bit til a In I fi jin n » Pu rest C it y , Fla. S 3 -4 tc |**l Illork *• T o r l» s i*',.u I I hr >at-l \ \ -It M -• - -* P* “ h, 4uiii|t|jiri4iitt laf-.l liring a- -• r »l at th« flat-* *»l •» * »«. lull Is* inn* f»C at* 4 *It riftllk au in thr t*4t> 4 t l Mr* r Thatrhff Ua>ii> ('lunpihji1, « Kuri l l**i** For K xchange — " Y a ch t K lla y r o .” J. Wadi [ HufltH r nr I»«i9at inn, ami I I* Mof Iguge no t j ft b y H ft b eam . W ill ex ch a n ge Inlil) M.l Yl<t*a hiBiun. In* A!-n S-wi.- *. t. »i v ii i i ih-4* i r Alb I * ( 1* fidllTt * fo r a g o o d lit It! <>r ’ 17 fiv e passen ger | . n '» | - p t l f r h i v r f **F I m • • h- • * * ' * I •»ts|»f i f H ifiifr iii ! 'uhlirall.tii c . d ' l " Mb •'*> «*I ltfl> \ It 1'• 1 lm* r »• Tai «b»- 4*1If* 1 th «l «i a u to m o b ile . A d d ress \\. F. A y re s , d II.r<) *n141 nrrt itir Hit ft «t> » fTi f. I ha* * **♦' II r .I ■|( l IIa.it <Mi" JCAU.-i I hr ■I f . !-■l! Ulnta 11 n(tfdirPbitiD f*tr ffit *!»+ I i *» j* n tn ■I, ||;. ’4-*A» ■ '! 1* af * sM*i lid « t»«'«•** ft IJTfil'd D u yton u R each , FI if. S li-tfe Mrr»il*lafi«i' with lam. Said «* rt tla - « * I y It" <brf tfl ml Sr*r in.il'r « unfit y, |f* a bb'li I l f JM I ' t h r ftilltt1 * till Iff |h J » f * h r - | f 11‘ • »» * il a»*ii til > * f4ii I* ju titIH t*. with thr «*ml»r *»t* For. Sale—Two fresh*cuws. Fine naf*i1 tn ml wot** rntnil y» I D'Mj1-*. lu-an in* til «jf pai'l •kmin a*I H* miiin|.» «-»iunf y« I .iif |t >trn*i|iif«S‘r \«4*l l »» Saf^uiil, Thr* I hat br- 44 dn aHi.* 'Bsrfti aid «uh|i wna * n vaiil Jersey stock. Phone .'15—. WS-’Jlc •aid laiirl Itt *r*f a• **'«l ai |h»* dais* *"f fit* Jlutrhr. K r ., 11 j 1*11:,!(pttlt y . ;s I’b-rtala fiaf fua^n u*4inmr tif *<>. I, r«r:ifi>at* in lU N ’nt *if Mofl.imilll fn f h ■ladufa* id «j*ld a*nf faiif AI i*afi taa \ II Garpif• It a( ufitt *»f « af 41!*(•*■' fat Ufa 1st- nnd *i |t|>» FOR R E N T I I'tilr••• •alii rrftihcat• * «ha1l f*«I s'm»d ♦hr iifftn f i 4*f Igriila a.f - , | •ri « f * n nr * -riinllflf m tax »|»****l 1 * ' *■ ' br'as.r uiiklti'Wii. and (t * ; *•• |-<• a »t*i i lu, m i thr If.fh di> "I Att$u*l.A -----------\ I 1'■\i . thr till ha* b« n 1,1 ih thr abovt* talrt! F o r R e n t — C o t t a g e on M agn u lln \Vitnf». my r»ibrip| aignaiutr and---------al| ^aufs- in thr at»t *rntttl*d court l*y \V. It, a ltd E le v e n th s t r e e t , $!t,00 » per thi* P f h ’ jlny of J|ily. A. lb Mndt r r rU' • fer*t, ai uibai thr ih i v iiiirn t \ In • T »; * h - lb »U . « ....|.»ri>, m on th in c lu d in g w a te r. A p p ly next T le rk ( trcnit 4"MtJJt >'4-mi»l4)*f * at Da **- *t* f t#f i*"I *i it *i, \ lu ts idalaitt an*l I Jty V, M. I tuuglaf*. I* i !*rfl 11 friiit*s»f-t«l fojr » hr puli..... -d i»l V !'■ idalttn, *b d. Irn.'aM., I- r »he floor. 1 'fi-2 lp . xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiniiiiiixjxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx. Photo by Am erican Press Aseocl.ill.in. • i Al. WALTCIlH. down In tlio Texas hUi kd fooled I linn Beltcs. If over that old nduge held p-r-'l uhoiit clioli’o goods in siniill pur cels It goes double for this Kid hackstuji tif tho Yunkeea* Smart Imseliiill men who nee Walters in actlun predict u wonderful future fur I lit? Ind. • Already the writers nre leginning l<> compare him tvlfli Ray Stdmlk of’ the White Sox. At Wallers-Is one tif tho few—the very, very few —who established tlirm* solves permanently In the affections of home fuim lu their ftr»t big league tame. H n l'Chase, with the Yankees hack fn 1P05, did the name thing. Ct-'roe Slsler later repeated with lifts llr-u.ns. From his first game In the full of 1013 till this day nothing hut universal praise has Wen showered ii|nin tho llttlo Yankee backstop by New York fandom. Walters mode himself the Tery first day he got a chanco to cp(ch-n big league game. ’ Htraugcly enough, the self same Hehulk was pitted against him thnt afternoon. I’addy Baumann, second baseman for the Yankees, made a wonderful atop off Buck Weaver but throw wildly past Waller I’ lpp Weaver, dnshlng on toward second, found the ball In PecklgjWlgb'a hands awaiting him before bo got within twenty feet o f tho station. Walters Jmd backed up tbo throw for ono of the prettiesf®p|rfy* to which Ynnkeo root­ ers had been treated in- many years. It wasn’t tho custom for the backstop to back throws when Ed Sweeney was first catcher o f the Yankee*. Bob <!likes, scout for tbo New Y’ ork Aiuerlcana lu tlio aoutbwest, sent AtTrod J. Wallers to the Yankees in the fall o f lOlfi. After two season* *■111) Saskatoon the vigorous youth graduated to tho Waco club o f tbo Texas league. Clllkes bad no sooner clnp|Mtl eyes on him than ho got busy °n tho wire* and through the malls. Before the l-'ourth of July ho had too Yankee otllco nil stirred up with, hi*' good reports -on tho find. The head ^office 'sent ouo o f It* chief scouts-to watch the youngster., Tho rejwrt of the latter was fnvomblo In Ij* way, hut intimated Waller* wo* too light for major company. ’ “ You’ll make tho'fnfttake of y«ur life If you let this fellow get away, from you,” Olikes wrote Captain T.'B. Hus, ton. “ I don’t enro If ho Is little In »tro nnd weight; he’* tho biggest thing In nhPlty you ever saw. Within throo year* bo’ll lie tho greatest catcher of tho gamp. He’ll make tho people forcet Ray Bchnlk.’’ 'That Inst sentence clinched It with Huston. Tho White Sox were at tho Y’ojfj grounds tho day GUkcs’ letter ar­ rived. That afternoon Scbnlk did al•nost everything to tho Yankees thnt Imagination can picture. Ho got threo Jf tour bits, Including aomo oitrn i*iicrs. pilfered a fow baga and atopped the Yankee runners In their tracks. ’ ’Qct Walter* right hwny," the capUhVwlfed (Hike*! thnt night Avoid Mosquitoes, Flies, Gnats, Etc. by Using Opal Screen Wire The ilill Hardware Company lias just received a fresh stock Opal Screen W ire and a car Nails, American Field Fence and Bari) W ire........................ x We have the (.tmein anti the Right Price. X IX £ She us before Purchasing V : I H ILL HARDW ARE CO. y i-Ff bSir 1 rnn you w ill ren t th o lV fa r n ) p lace o fly o u r * il^ w ith im c . I'a ck tird . J. il \ -Urr of ti-t-llf -illun lor O. Srrllu n A at I tiaplrl US-2tc For Ifgnt—Two furnished room*. 807 Magnolia._________________ H7-tf Furnished Rooms by Day, Week or M onth— Paris' - avenue Hat, 106 North Park avenue, over L. R. Philip* & Co. drug ’ store. Mrs. Jsmes Patton, manager. 30-tf W ANTED ^ W A N T E D —Part of house or] rooms for light housekeeping ort cottuge unfurnished. Inquire *’ D ,"*caro of Herald. Waniod v T o sell or rent that farm for you. Thee dmand is good just now. J. O. Packard. y6-2tc I •* Deed I nilrr t**' h *». «l I Itir. id* Nollee i, hefel-y ytvrn thrt F. I.. Woo-Irull, |.urch*»rr of T a » t'ertlScale No. dated the 6th d*y of July. A. I). 1 9 ! •|i»« filed (*1-1 rertlflcate In my oflire, an-l h*> made application lor !■* dred to i--ut‘ in accordance with law. Said ccrtlflcate em­ brace* Ih* followins dr*«ribrd jirop.rty nit naird in Seminole coupiy, Ftoflda, to-wit! l.ot* I and S, lllock t9, Hanfor-I farina *1 Mqnroe The *ald land iielfts a>*ee*ed at the dale of the t**uance of au rh rertlflcate In the nama of Thonta* llfo*. A W : Notice t* hereby firen that F. Woodruff, purchaaer of Ta* f ’erllOcate No. 117, dated the 6th day ol July, A. |). 19t5, ha. Sled raid rertlflcate in my office and ha* made application for taa deed,to i«u e i.i accordance with law. Said rertifiratn e nl.raie* the followins drarribed property aituate-l In 'Seminole rounty. Florida, to-wit: S t) ol S<7 ol N E ', ol.SBJJ, See-. 20, Tp. 19 S. It. 30 E- I t actea. The ialtl land beins a n rv n l at the -laje of tha ivauanre ol aurh certificate In the name of C. fhllpot llrira. .Lhleu aald certiflfale* ahall bo rudeemed areordins t° la * la * dead* will iaaur there­ on on the 16th day of Ausqri. A. II. 1917. Witnrva my offleial aisnature and aeal thia the 13th day of July, A. ,1). 1917. W a ll X tl. A dtom U-AHS. Clerk Citrult Court. Seminole Co., f i * . liy V. M. l»-»usta»*. fi- C. 9«-Frp5tc i, |,08t — Pair of gold rimmed glasses. Finder return to lleruld office and Nslier of App canon for Tat Heed Coder receive reward. 86-2tp Set lion • oT Chaplrr t »M>. Law* of Flat Ida LEGAL ADVERTISING P E I'A IIT M E N T o r T IIE IN TE U IO II ’ U. 8. I .an-l nillre al (jalnaaVHI*. t !*.._ — June 23, 19 17. 'Noth-* I* hrrotiy sla m that Uharli-* J. Vat mill Ion of Wrklaa. Klorlda. Who as June 17.* 1912, ma-li- llomt*U-*tt Entry No. OI07C3, for 8<j i f HKU, Sarllon 29 and N (, nt N B H , Srrtfon 32. 1own*bt|» 19 8, Hans* 29 E. T*H*ha*»r* Mrriilian, h*» filer* nollra of Intention to rnakr Klva-yr*r Hro«f. to r*labli*h claim to thr land above riracribrd. b for* clerk rirrult court, at Tavaraa. Horda. on the 10th day ol Aufuat, 1917. rlaiw ant nama* aa »ltncr*c»: T- I- Iloyd, of Wrklwa, Klori-l* E. A. Huih. of Wakiwa. Florida iirorgo Ciararood ol I'aoia, FloriuA lla rv rf II. Itmfror. of Sanford, fiorifla, llOnT. W’. D A M S . • ' Hccl»l»r. T um * Frl-tOtc DBPAIIT.M KNT <*K T H E IN TE U IO R U. 8. t.and timer al n*lnr*>lllr, Fla, June 23, 1917. Notlco I* hereby jiarn that Harper Smith of 'O*trdo. Florida, who. on May 9*. 1912. mad* llo m w U id entry. No. 010160 , lor S W 'i ot h 'W ii, Section 26, Town»hip 21I S llacice 31 E. T»llaha«*ee Meridian. ha» fiie-i no)ira of intention to make Five-year I’ rool, to c*l*bli*h claim io tfce land above de,-rrlbed bator* clrrk circuit court, at Sanford. Florida, on tha 10th day of Aucuat, 1917. rla ira m t name* ** wltneew-*: I’ , II. lioaton of Ovlado, Florid* M v Mathburn^ql Oviedo, Florid* S. M. Vraater of Oviedo, Florid* John Setuis* 'of Ov^do. " « ' ^ V (g no 59-Tue* 4. Fri-lOte Itefi.trr. Notlrr t* hereby given that lra_ l>. and Ellen Martin, purchaier* « f T a t Certltlcate No. 350, dated 11* 6tb t'av c,f July A. It. 1916,-ha* filed »*1d ra r iils a e .ln my pfflie. and ha* made Bpilleation or tat dred to itaue in accordance with law. Said rettlUrate eanhracM the Inlloains daartlbad property *itu*trifl In Seminole edunty, Florida, to-wit: W *) ol N E ', ol S W 't , See. f , Town*hlp 20, South. Hanse 31 Kaat. The **ld land t»einr aaaeaacd at the date of thr i.tuaneo of aurh crlllfleate in lh<« namr ol l>. <5. ('tenahaw. Aim Certificate No 3M, -lated 6th day of July, A. I*. 1916, eov^ in s S W I, of S W !4, Sac. *. T a p . 20 bouth. Hanse 3t Eatt. . . . . , . The **ld land beins ataeated at the date ol the iaauanre of aurh rerlifieate in tha name ol D. O. Cranahaw. Unleaa aald cer­ tificate ahall be redeemed areordins to t»w T o * dead will l*aua ihiraoti on the -th day N c X t ll> S O B lin u lc C o U ttlV B a n k Sanford, Florida vv;'.; xxxiiiniiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiix+xiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx Ha rtif j nfiil lufi, '■ pp*-df l *> Ihfw rauh, un nr] Ij Ih* 3r*l *1a> »f Krplrmb**f. 1917, **»•! . ib 1* ml ih*- Bait! irtiitn. or *l»*r?«'«' i*n» «*< nait! bt* roirfril agninat »ai*l ilrlrtulinl j 4‘t fj *tpal 1ftiif aq<l Unit rnii-r^tl ih*r*i*n-I !f i* furlhrr olflrrrxl that thin Oftlrf hr I | ctnrr ■/ » i* ,k for Ih** ip jo* of iwu month* in *hf* Sanford IL raM, a j l>u1'thhnt In Spminril** rminly# Klutflrla* .1 IhHw. nrilrfptl, adjUilgP*l aiuf Vh-rr* * il a ll bitsintfi Kluiitla, th«* 3fth flay «»f Inti’*, 1917* JAR. W Pn ltK IN B * Judga Seventh Juiljrlal Circull f*<»urt • of KtufIda. ; : W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Offlaa with H O LD E N R I A L E R T A T B Dlfkla*nn A Ilfrklntan,. Hal*, fof ( ’ oitip. 90*Frl-10te Insurance Sanford. I Nuilcr at Applliatlcn lor Tat Deed gndrt Section a o4 t haplrr t**H, l.awa of t lariil* • Notice la hereby tlven that Frank (.. W-iodrufi, purrhater ol V ai Crrtifirate No. M6j dated tbe f.th day of June, A. It, 1911. Sal-1 certificate embrace, the fi-ll-iwlns de* rritwd properly aituated in Seminole county, Florida, t —wit; l.ut* I and 6, I'lk. 9. It' a* mT * plat of Fort I'.-e-i ' The aald lan-l beins aaaeaeed at the dale nl the laauanee of •urh certificate in the name id II. T. t'-J-(all Alan Certificate No. 710, dated the 2nd day u( Junr A. I*. 1913. Said rrrtiflcatr embrarr* the follnwias ilrirrlW d prop­ erty aituated In Seminole rounty, Florida, In-wit: Ilea. 6 ch< N ror of |>t ind Wylty at reel*, Fort Herd, run W 10V It, S 52 ft, E 196 ft. S 52 tl. The (aid land l-eln* a*trued at th r -falf >'l Ih* Inuuirr of «uth m lifirate in the n»mr of K. T. tNlesall: hi* filed »*fd rrrtiflrBtra tn my nfflrc, and j,a, mad- application .for taa -!- eil< to laau* In aeerirdafire with law, L'nlr-a aaid cerllfirale* ahall be rrilermed afe-rdine to taw tas deed# will ( mu .- there*, on on the 30th -lay ot July A. I). 1917, H lin ru m ) official aisnature and aeal Ihi, the 29th d a y.q f June A. 'l*. 1917. i-rali E. A. IHItHif.ASS, Clerk Circuit Coutt Seminole Co., Ft*. By V. M. ihouslav*. I). C. 90-Fri-5tr ____ O. F lo rid a til DELCOLIGHT f •18 Own A 41 Complete Electric In t'nurt ’ e f the County Jutls-'. Semlno e < -.inly. State of Florid* Jo te Eatate ol Jamet Baxter WiHiam* To all Creditor*, Irta ti-r. llitlr lb u lm an-l all reyaonv h^vlns (Jlalma or Demand* acalriit aaid F!*l*le: You. and each of you, are hertby notified and required to prr-ent any claim* and de­ mand* which you, or either of you. may have asaln.t the evtatr of Jamr* Hatter Wtl* WHnaaa1* mV"offlriaV altnaiure and veal llamrj dteraaad, late of Se-nlnnle rounty Florid*, to the undrrriined Executrix of «xi-l ritate- within two year* (tom the data here • • t S S f e,h d ,y T JUAln i»m i«!'i.A s V ; uf • Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Ft*. Datrd June 2 M . A. t>. I t » 7. 92-Ffl-Stc . •____________ SABAH M. W IL L IA M S , Executrix.' A1ITIC t. EH OF (NO O K 1*0 RATI ON M-Erl-9te hrrrby etven slven that we..the iindrrNollee I*i hereby w*J|lhe u»d*rII. on Wednesday. A|u|u*t lal, In Court o f the Coanly Judse, Seminole risned will, 1917, applyy |o Honorable Sidney J, Call*, I'uunty, Stale *T Florid* of the Stale ol FlorliUMur letter* In to Extate of tiovernor of rorporatlnf the Whofcee Hralty Ettalla It. XVatraan, ifvr4**ed patent Incorpoiatlnf Company, under the lollewins proposed To *11 Credltqyv, lu-sateca. Diatributee* and charter, th* orislnat of which I* now on file all I'ereon* havins Claim* or Demand* in the office ol the Secretary cf State of tho * S * i n a t aaid FNtata: . . You, and each of you. are hereby notified atate ol Florida. F. F. Dutton and required to prycent any rlalr-t* and. de­ Juarph Cameron mand* which you or either ot you may have J. J. Diekiqaon. ayalnal the eatatc of FNtella IE Warman, dr— Arlltlra af Incorporation « f Pahokee llralty reaaed, late ot Seminole rounty, Florida, to th* undrrtignrd AdmlnUtratnr of eald eaC em gapy We, the undcr*i(ned, hereby a**ocl*te our- tale within two'yrxr* from thn date hernoTT ilated June 21*t, A. L> 1917. aelvea totethef fojylhe pufpoae of forming a E. H. JYA41 M A H i_ ___ body politic and eorperat* under th# law* Adminiitrator. of the Mate of Florida, with and under the a i —Frl-9tc following proputrd charter. .J and Comforts in tne i\urai Rural n o m e ! Y«u a w l kat« kf+J._ to a»kv art l kata kataEhtifk O f f *kjil. fcjkl.bv t v4fi (»»fV f V iu»* h awlitr^ b - »m Frttw otkerin« rvwitraAm cwit (ufacilf I' Ortsfti ettijr W U f ^wrtr$|—rlr«liK Ua*. Ifnll Biaf wi f. Bvt ltown Idf bm ! OMtMrtf, L u m b u J ltd pstfistAl, A .l jJ.OB Complete with stsndstd tire Battery, I. *. 1. D*rt*w. OM* • 1 ’'5 . . I __f �T * ■ ■ t = ■ THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE roim United States. |ennial T H F .g a w F n B n H K H A f.il convention of Woodmen ■H'turii lib1am flair of >W V W - -f' \* {■ -- •-- V y J . - **• ■ * W V W 1 -7 ■j.' •■•-.«* ttkfi "far r 1------ * **— r "*— ---- * *■**“ “ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ■UBscttimoN r u e * , w advanc * in T S A R . . ........... ....................... MONTHS-------J--------- ------ ~ m i l l MONTHS................. ............ . Si .T» r*4t. Ik* Cll> br C»rrU» 11.00 r « I « I la A O u n •» >0*. f w M o l l ala h Uraan Maa* Ba M»*a al Offlca laaa* AaBaaaaA-Ctaaa Mafl Mallar Aaraat !!»• | a l Iba r «O flM al SaafarA. M l * JOaAar Art at MaatR W . 1ST*. HaraM >Na. I l l in Scotland where municipal owner­ ship was in successful operation were invited to visit Chicago to pass judg­ ment on the feasibility of installing a slrflllar plant In that huge but not particularly well governed 'city. On TK»Tcomplqtion"of their*investigations they• •prAnouncell the verdict that there were no natural* reasons against the new scheme, except— — and what that except covered may posaibly be best illustrated hy a ref­ erence to Senator Reed’s recent grounds t<ff 'objecting to the ap­ pointment of Mr. 'Hoover, "th a t his extended residence abroad had kept him out o f ■ touch with American ideals." It is so much the fashion of the present day to dignify every process of the human mind by the name of an ideal, that possibly the spirit of graft that the canny Scots observed to be sometwhat prevalent in Chicago may be properly listed among its innumerable exetnplara. of making investigations similar’ to those being conducted by Mr. Pat­ terson.— Jacksonville Metropolis. * An Invitation to Visit Us . • * * W e extend to our customers and their friends a cordial invitation to call and inspect our equipment and facilities for the Safe, Convenient and — Emcionttransaction oMianking-Uusiness.- — --------- —«■—-------------- ------ ‘ Hard Talta Drafted Atlanta, Ga., •Jfdy—13-— T h ero-i* going to he another military draft in Georgia sometime soon, hut it will lie for mules instead of men, apd the patient southern jarhead is going to leave the cotton fields and take his place hy thousands on the firing ]ine in France, hauling artillery and ammunition, wagons. The animal problem is one of the most important facing the military authorities,- for they have learned from the experience of other fighting nationa that while automobile trucks and motors ore invaluable for certain work, there are other kinds of service which only horses and mules can perform. More than 100,000 mules will he needed in addition to .100,000 horses to accompany the first draft army to France, and necessarily a majority of the mules will come from the south. t . • , '>Vtv,fee! corlfidcnt that you will be much pleased by having an account witli this Bank subject to check. * ^ 1 C A P IT A L $30,000.00 SU R PLU S $15,000.00 rrrrr PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD II. R. STEVENS P,“ U“ ' SANFORD, FLORIDA c, M. HAND vu-IW A .! p |_ WOODRUFF Vka-PrasMaol O L TAYLOR C**h“ r * R. R. DFAS Au'l CtiWf THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS At, any rate, the principal objec­ tion to municipal ownership has ure, ventilation, and drainage-,|. generally been found to he -mixed up waya under his control, the grower is with this particular ideal as n close virtually certain of his crop. |n hi,T h e Sanford Board of Trade is examination into the circumstances if , experiments Mr. Hendricks used the E. T. Woodruff as Host one of the greatest working bodies attending its niany failures in the Red Early Ohios for seed, cutting One* of the most enjoyable af­ in the county or state and is con* United States will certsinly reveal, New Discovery in Potato Growing by M eans o f Huge Potato Hills two eyes to a good sized piece. Thi* stantly on the job looking after the and if it is not graft th a t'is'n t the- fairs of the year was the banquet In Fenced Inclosures Saves Labor and Land year he is experimenting with other Interests of the people. They will bottom of. the failure it will he found given by Mr. and Mrs. E» T . Wood­ adaptations of his plan and expects ruff to their friends at the Hotel reduce the price of ice, the price of to he its super-ideal, politics. By W. M. GEORGE to have some .interesting announce­ Carnes Tuesday night. fire insurance and m any'other items' Should the city receive such an Former Editor at Th e A m n io n lls ia n tra il, a National Farm M onlklf ments to make by next November. too numerous to mention if they can Promptly at six o'clock the guests offer it, is to be hoped that the coun­ Mr. Hendricks 1s hacked in his work Forty-two . bushels of potatoes in made of a n y piecq of-tim ber about receive the undivided support of the cil will give it earnest consideration. were ushered into the dining room business men o f this community. Th® municipal , ownership of the where a long table beautifully dec­ the- season of 1916 from a plot of the site of the arm, a piece of four by a good wife, and his neighbors of ground only eight feet square, or an by four inches hy three feet long, twenty years’ standing vouch for The Board of Trade is working for water supply in New York ’ has orated w ith roses awaited and were equivalent of more than 28,000 placed s o ‘ It will protrude from the his honesty and integrity. the best interests of the community proved satisfactory to a remarkable shown their places by the patriotic and is striving to build up and not degree considering the Scotchmen's place cards. The possibilities of this new meth­ These also proved a bushels to the acre of ground Bpace pen about a foot. A fte rjth e pota­ used, was the astonishing feht of toes have been planted three weeks od of rinsing potatoes, in the'saving tear down the city or county. source of great amusement after all verdict on its chances in "Chicago. K. E. Hendricks, a resident of loosen the tester, pull out and run of labor nnd of land are amazing to -----O There were no snakes in Ireland hid taken their seats nml the genial Kansas City, Mo. your hand in to determine the moist­ contemplate. When outside con­ host acting as toastmaster called The Juvenile Protective Asso­ and there is no graft in West Palm ure. By so doing you will know ditions are unfavorable the produc­ each gileat to read their place cards. Like all great discoveries, Mr. ciation is doing a great work in this Beach. The experiment might be ■ how much water to use on the pen. tion can bo carried on successfully They were conundrums and it was Hendrick’s method of raising pota­ community ami while but few people- worth, trying.— Palm Beach Post. under glass and shipping from warm­ After the tester > ■ been once re­ necessary for the guest to read the arc aware of its existence or t hi* .‘ high toes fs founded on such simple ele­ Fighting Ihe < igni'cllc verse aloud and then give the an­ mental principles thnt one winders moved this can he repeated once or er dim es made unnecessary. With aims of the association the nHirers A new prohibition movement swer amjrf shouts pf laughter and why some one "d id n 't think of it twice a week. Watch the tester and such n clu*ap source of food supply are going" uhead day by day and under way in Kansas. Now it’s the wjthfn reach of all the people of the good natured banter. These cards before.". He had often watched the keep the dirt in proper condition. givin g their services free for the pro­ cigarette that has to go. E verybody e'Arth, the specter of famine nnd the were read all during the progress of potato pile In the cellar bin, which tect! m of the children. The editor The pen should he near a water joining in the fight. The Depart­ day of high priced foods will become the banquet and aided to digest the every spring sent out its or T h e Herald as the probation of­ shoots supply, wo that it can he well waterment of Child Welfare of the stntet a thing of tiie past. elegant menu that the Carnes Hotel ficer needs the support of the com­ through every possible crack and ed during dry weather. It should he university acts as leader But homes knows so well how to serve. munity as a whole in his part of tincrevice. Sometimes these sprouts watered from the top about twice a work which at the present time is and schools and churches and hoy rainfall is sufficient. After the repast Toastmaster would crawl out along the Hour a week unless Hudson River 300 Miles Long. taking more than half of his time. dubs are cooperating with growing Woodruff announced the male quar­ distance of seven feet in order to The "m oist tester" will always en T h e entire length o f the Hudson riv­ enthusiasm. , 1 .. From Troy to the From this begin- able flu* grower tti determine the er is .'100 miles, tette nml they rendered several se­ reach the light. -P — * Certain publications are refusing lections most pleasing to all. In fact ning he conceived the^idea that if proper' moisture conditions. mouth o f tfie river In New York bay, The It is easy enough lor peoplevjwho to advertise cigarettes. Those that the .male quartette was overworked this pile was removed out- into the top Inycr of dirt should he sloped a distance o t ICO tulles, the river Is arc sitting around on tfie sidewalks do carry such advertisements will he during the evening as they seemed openyand given soil and fertilizer,1gently toward the center, so the tidal, ow ing to the low* grade o f Its bed, whittling sticks and chewing .navy bombarded with protests. The. to strike a popular chord. The quar­ with proper conditions of fight and ground will absorb ■and not shed by which the ocean tide Is aide to back tobacco to whittle apd spit and tell school libraries *will clip all cigarette tette-was composed of Messrs. E. T. moisture, the potatoes would grow rain; hut cure should hp taken that up. It Is this lower tidal navigable each other just how the government portion o f Ihe Hudson that Is of so "a d s" from magazines and papers Woodruff, ■ K. R. Murrell, Henry and reproduce their kind, mud he prevented from forming on much Importance nnd. of course, lbs should be managed. But these same before they are put on the library Peabody and F. I'. Forster. Mrs. people are not putting their shoul­ .Three years ago he built what he l " « ' a," , hukin‘t to, " rrU!' t - Wh(*n water Is salt. It Is regarded really shelves. These dippings will he sent Julius Takach also rendered, several ders to the wheels of progress and called a "potato pen." which was lho ,'arlh l" dr>- ,*,p mound " hould nn estuary o f the sen. Above Albany j to the publishers with protests. solos during the evening that were nothing more nor less than a huge l,e "Frinkl.-.l on the top and sides. | and T ro y the river Is a stnnll stream arc not paying any taxes and are not The State Federation n( Women's greatly etiojyed. one of especial taking an active part in the ti| potato hill, the sides of which were Th‘‘ >’0,a' ° vJne" * f,)* to lht'I and to Its source the water Is fresh. (Clubs ha, organiz'd a department merit being the fine given at the building of the city or the nullity or ■supported hy a loosely Constructed « d ,,f ,,l(' I'"'1 llh *‘ » ' ' ar,,st fur carrying on ibis tight. It has .lose, "T h e Perfect D a y " Dial <• _«l- int-|„SUr>>. built alter the fashion of r" .tW through • Troubles. the state Deeds and not Words are I asked for a law prohibiting cii^irCtte ways a favorite, Interspersed with It’s easier to In* philosophical about what bring home the bacon and un­ an old rail fence. Within this’ in- i the crevices and concealing the tim­ advertising in the state. When other people’s troubles than it U to the songs the toasts gave a chance closure, only 8 hy 8 feet ill size, he bers with a coat of green. less a man means something in hi« the potatoes are matured 'th e pen be quiet about our own. for the wit of the humorists as well The \V. ('. T. l\ and the parenthome town it is nvedles* for him to planted his potatoes in thin layers of* may . be. taken dow n, the potatoes as the deeper thought of the philos­ attempt to remodel the government teacher’* nssnriatio.lv are sending out dirt and manure, piling one layer iin nr try (o overt hri i presen* da1 , literature arid "dealing' with the ophers and were untifMincod hy the another until the pelt was 8 feel rolled out of the thin covering with a Glass Eye Was Misbehaving. toastmaster with a pryliide of good high. method! with hi* mouth.- We have problem locally." The potato pen became a i rake, and . the material, dirt and "Mrs. Murphy, have you seen my The state university and agricul­ things as only Mr. Woodruff' can mound of,green. He had found that manure saved and used again and too much hf that sort of hot r.ir in KlnM ey e ? " "Yes, w ir ; It was reudin' The various toasts were u» his potatoes not only grew licit e again. Sanford and in every other com­ tural college are pleding themselves g i'e. one o f your letters, and 1 hid It In Ihe l Potato pens may he started follows: munity and tt g ts more tiresome to fight the cigarette. At thu.latter than they did in the cellar, hut th a t’ ,na>' " p as bureau."— Lnnq.xon. ’ institution the male students are go­ each day. • Our Country, C. U.« Walker: at digging time lie was able to har- Jearl>‘ and a* '* • '* 08 M “ l,ll°* * * * • « ing "to assert their will power by Greater Sanford, D. (*. Marlowe; vest forty bushels of as line potaUies ' ----- O -----mature, exBridge in Scripture. cutting out all tobacco.” Funny Things, in Printer's Ink. R. J. u .H ure grown anywhere. The followI «■*■>» *»•• «•«'>* <'"«'* The usual tim­ M l N IC ! P A L 'O W N BUSH 11’ • The only mention of n bridge In the l*»la t',ps ‘ he north is Canonical Scriptures Is Indirectly In Most important of all perhaps, the Jinlly; Brotherhood,* F. P. Forster; ing year he'secured thirty-two hush-! Four years ago a rumor went the Pastoral Pleasantries, Dr. Geo. Hy­ els In the same size pen. and last | fronJ ' N , ,,^ ch to June: ,,ut lu nder lhis the principality of Geshur, n district hoy clubs of the state are declaring rounds on excellent authority that method the potatoes may lie plunted to the imrihcnst of tho sen of Galilee. the Wert Balm Beach Water Com- “ n "ep*n season the year round” man; The Faiy Sex, E. A. Douglass; year the astonishing total of fortymuch later than is possible under At this place n bridge Is said to exist * pany wan willing to dispose of its f,,r hunting difwn the enemy. There Home and Fatherland, L. It. Philips. two bushels,* t Open field conditions, wherh the fac­ still which Is lulled by the Arabs “ (lie At a late, hour the guests left, plant and franchise to the city for a arp *“ ld *9 be 2,000 hoy members of The details of the construction nnd tor of hut, dry weather must always Bridge o f Hie Sons o f Jacob." The after wishing their host and hostess reasonable consideration. Speaking anti-cigarette clubs. Recently they management of these potato pens, he -taken into consideration. With Itoinans* are credited with being the *>n general principals it seems not had a big bonfire made of maga- many happy returns of the day and as descrihod hy Mr. Hendricks, out­ irrigation and every possible condifirst constructors of Arched bridges unitkely thut, being confronted with *in»s. carrying •cigarette* advert Imp- the thought thnt another of the line a plan why which any one hav­ ,tion of good potato grow ing— m oist-j over stremns. the necessity of installing an expen- ments, plus a large heap of "th e same sort wps anticipated once each ing access to u . plot of ground no year if not before. The Judies .ac­ larger than a flower bed can raise all wive -Id(ration plant, the rnmpuny makine. may repeat thut olfer in definite Kansas call** the * cigarette the cepted • a rose from the beautiful the potatoes needed for an average terms. • "chief enemy to the hoy," the blight decorations of the tables before de­ familysfor a whole year. The potato parting as a remembrance of the pens may be built 8 feet wide hy M unicipal * ownership of p u b lic ;on health and character." the "in happy occasion. / any length, just so they are built xitificitr hes prpved surprisingly sue- famous cigarette." And she seems Those present were Mr. and Mrs. strong enough to keep the sides from in the older countries and has 1° mean what she says. A t.this rate Most any kind of good b eci j . i . T v i i with excellent results j the cigarette certainly will come Jo C. R. Walker; Mr. and 'Mrs. R, J, spreading. early extermination in one state at Holly, Mr. ahd Mrs. L. R. Philips, stuut material can he used. If light cast. And who will venture to say Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. Mr. lum lcr or hontd* ure used the pen low far cigarette prohibition may and Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Mr. and may be braced through the centre Rich earth and * well extend?— Daytona Halifax Journal. Mrs. Henry Peabody, Mr. nnd Mrs. with wires. T<UlR * K . IU Murrell, Mr. and Mrs. Julius rotted manure must hq on j^ind in Takach, D, C. Marlowe, F. P; Fors­ sufficient quantities to fill the pen to IN V E S T IG A T E T H E TAX E S ter, Miss Emma Woodruff, Mrs. the top. Promptly and Correctly Tax Commissioner Will Visit Every II. C. Haskins and Dr. George H y­ The potato pen ns described is man. Rendered M ean Much County in Stateb built 6 feet hy 8 feet, inside meas­ A rigid investigation into the tux Origin of Billiards. urement and is G feet high. to the Retail Merchant j assessments in every county in the Many men believe that billiards was The pen la built as each layer is state is the plan of the state tax not tm Invention, says the Providence placed and planted. You can jse commission, which has already’ Journal, hut a growth, while others one hy six inch hoards for the ends started a - probe in Duval county. maintain, most likely bemuse of tho and sides, leaving 2'*j inch space In a letter |o the Metropolis toduy, mime, thnt It was a French Invention, between the hoards for the potato M a n y are doing so at considerable cost Commissioner R. J. Patterson, who nnd they contend thnt It was played sprouts to come through. Start the o r sacrifice to themselves. came to Duval county lasy week to hy the Germans. Dutch, Itallnus nnd pen with a six inch layer of dirt. ^ W e have joined the F ed eral Reserve mike inquiry intq certain alleged French long before It appeared In Eng­ Then mark off the plot n foot apart land. But o n ’thin matter*, says the New B anking System established by the G ov­ unfair assessments, assires thu pubYork Sun. there Is room for doubt. A each way, allowing six inches of ernm ent to g iv e greater financial stability li: that it is the purpose of the com­ number of lltemry reference* to the space for dirt all around‘ hetween the mission to do all. ia its power to and strength to the m em ber banks and game may tic found In Eltznbcthiin ‘outer row of potatoes and the inside K329 I-P d E D bring about a fairer nnd more even •laya. of the pen. Plant n potato seed at protection to th eir depositors. You con assessment of property. , There will every line of interesection of the g iv e your support to this great Government he no distinction as between cor­ plot, forty-eight hilts to the layer of enterprise and also obtain its protection poration and individual, for each combine the Ledger and State­ dirt. Then *pqt an inch or two of How hLpvIng Signs Work. for you r m oney b y becom ing one o f our ment work and reduce labor will feel the heavy hnnd of the law In n general way, the mechanism of well rotted manure over tho potatoes about 50% Simplifies bookkeeping depositors. without regard, in order thut a fair n moving electric .sign Is,like the old- and sprinkle well with water. Then mad eliminates disputes with cus­ basis of assessing property may be time nmsle box drum, filled with pins. lay six inches more of dirt, mark off tomers. * • finally reached. As the drum revolves the plus innko as before, plant, manure nnd water Statements itemized to date Mr. Patterson who wrote- from the contacts at dcterinlmpl Intervals, again. Repeat this operation with M IN U S and may be delivered on deTallahassee Saturday. f t i ’.eJ that he nnd the Illusions of revolving circles of enough layers to fill the pen to the SIDSMAL MISXKVI mmmA. This loose leaf system fits light, bird effects and designs almost expected to he in Citrus ccui t y ^ o top. T o keep the dirt from falling SYSTIM retail business. We will xvlthour limit are produced. day at Inverness, to start an inves­ out of the pen a s 'the layers are placed; draw up old straw or hay tigation similar to that liegqn in ea your pert. Worst TMng About Work., this county, and thr*. Hillsborough against the cracks or crevicm. "Do hardest thing about work, t," said county would tie th? scene of his As th e pen rises places on the Uncle Eben, "Is de worry It puts yon next visit. fourth layer of dirt In the conter of to when you try to dodgo It."— Wnsh* Commissioner S. J. Blitch 1s in one side, about two feet above the Ingtou Star. 148 Sanford, tflorida Atlanta in attendance of the bigrqund, a "m oist te s te r.", This Is S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . EIGHT FOOT POTATO PENS GROWING 42 BUSHELS M A j Itemized Statements This is the Umc for Every Gtizen to Support the United States Government [ Monthly Statement Outfits BAKU: L/l HERALD PRINTING CO. FIR S T N A T IO N A L BANK - '-V’" | I # ) - __ tour of certain counties with* !i view TT. M. HAYNES. Bnsiacaa M »n u «^ civic dignitaries of some Urge city �m m m m * TH E SANFORD HERALD [l£fc§: rr i i Vice President Thos. P. Denham of TtH* Atlantic National Bank of Jack­ sonville. The couple have secured it residence on Magnolia avenue. Mr. Denham will have charge of the fibre factory now located on the lake front. and for the pint ilin>« p a m iyi j(ras. gAidnSMSfnVw^casu uf flar?y. ’ THe?" ulmn Society, Vvho was out of . . Careless. been phstor of the Forest Glenn boys had broken into several houses the state when Miss Goodhue re­ It Is the Inu- o f a school In n town church. For several years he has and churches in the city and com­ ceived nnd accepted the offer \vas near Boston Hint only children hom In been employed in literary work by mitted -several rdberios and the greatly disappointed to laern that Hint tmvii shall attend. One little ctrl the big Chicago, publishing house of offense could not' be ignored. The he was to lie deprived of her services in this town wns (Mini while her pqr: u t ile Happenings— Mention A. C. McClure & Co,, much of their Collins hoy was turned over to in promoting the work of the organ- • tits were nt thdlr Ynenjlon in the coun­ o f.M a tte rs in B r ie f book work passing through his hnnds Probation Officer Holly who will Fn- ization by her wonderful bird ttit pee- try. IM s made her Inollsltdr as n pu­ Personal Items or Muck Analysis — 10.00 per Vent as editor. deav.ir to turn his feet into belter sonntiotis and intimate k now ledge1 ' pil oi lh! school. In telling ir plny* Interest 111,11•' hen ah •gh— Basis. 201. Dry Basis. 2 23 AmaMra, 13taw er was a Michigan-girl-,- PBtlld-jJ pussible and as tlua- was--bos—o f h ird-fife during rfrr*t’nmtlTg year.'! (j, ■i M -oifil "Von so*1. I too |mrn tuonia. rD.TiO per cent Basis, 0.211.1an Oberlin student, where she first first appearance in court he was Miss has already contract- j wlillr | t acutl..,r- t firlsSummary of the Floating Small Dry Basis. 0.24 Potash. Acidity, met Mr. Brower. She has alwrays given another chance to reform. tin- |c l to return to her Florida work at | tlim Herald. Talk* Succinctly Arranged for .003 per rent.- Full account in next bedn at the front on missionary ser­ der the influence of the Juvenile the completion of her contract with * Hurried Herald Readers issue. If. H. & A. R. Chappell. vice and is now one of the cxecuti/e Protective Association. the Georgia, institution. Where Cranks Abound. 96-lte , board of the Woman’s State Society, ....................................................... ... The evidence in the case brought Jf ever you « r r ' to lu-nr n"n«u-n<* of Illinois. Several years ago the •Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Huff and.littllr out the facts ’ very strongly that Mrs. Ernest Betts is home again At the Presbyterian Church talked you should no to n conference. daughter left yesterday for New Browers spent some inonrhs in the young boys should not be allowed to .after n plfcasant visit to her sister, Dr. J. F. McKinnon wilt preach T don't varo Itt vrhnt department of ^ ork city to spend a month or more. Holy Land, Egypt, Asia Minor and roam the streets at night ahd this Mrs. Sid. Carraway at Ft. Myers. at the morning and evening services liumnn life or thought, whenever yon Wc want to tell Saulsbury Huff Europe. Mr. Brower says of him­ practice will be broken up by the Miss Gertrude Green returned nt the Presbyterian ehurch and his get n conference minks nre nlwrvs to right now that if he sends its any self: ctjy police force ami the county of home last Sunday. Miss Green wus many friends nnd all the strangers the front. Newspnimfs will not print postcards about the big time he is ‘ ‘I am thirty-five years o ld —a fleers wherever found in the future. teacher of expression in Southern to the city are cordially invited to their views, so that when they Imre a having and all that junk that wo fact, and have lived actively some Harry was taken to Marianna by Female College, LaGrange, Ga., this attend the servires. Dr. McKinnon conference nt their mercy and can In­ will hair lip hom when he gets hack. years longer. I have not been sick- Sheriff Brady and his future conduct sist on being listened to. then Is the year and since Commencement she was formerly the pastor hero and has a-bed since I was a hoy and had the and deportment there will be his happy time uf the crank.— Sir Edward Ladies desiring special colors add has been the guest of friends in a large circle of friends in and about Clnrke. sixes in suits or dresses with shirt chicken pox. f have never had ap­ chance for the shortening of the the city. Georgia and Alabama. waists, gloves, etc., to match for the pendicitis, nor had time for Sunday length of time that he will remain Sunday school at 9:45. $2.60 Week-end rates to Day­ fall can have same brought out on golf. .1 have voted all tickets in­ away from home. tona Beach and return. • Phone Past T«ns«. approval at the French Shop, for we cluding the Socialist, hut mainly the . Officers Installed ___ nrlglnnl _______ __________ ______ Philips' Drug Store for further par­ The forests of_____ the Catted Prohibition, and am in the fight for deal with factories nnd have to have No fair will be held in Ksrumhia Tuesday evening the regular meetStntcs wore larger In extent, greater In ticulars. Orange Belt Auto Lino. the garments made and wc might as the ’ Pepul* all the time.’* A good next fall, as has been the custom for ing cf the Sanford Rehekah lodge quantity o f stnndlng timber and more 96-3tc well have what the ladies like, for kind of man to welcome to Florida. a number of years, owing to the un­ was l.rbl nnd a very interesting diversified In useful tree species than * Mrs. James Moughton Lcsli^ Houghton and and L csli^ d f we have an idea of what you wunl certainty of securing amusement at­ deration it proved to lie. The main those of any other region on earth.— have gone to Minneapolis **' to visit it is much easier for us to choose To My. Piano Owner Friends tractions. The decision was made at feature was tho installation of of­ New* York Telegram, her parents. Miss Ethel Moughton colors and sizes, etc. So kindly come it has come to me from several a special meeting of the executive ficers. . The following were installed: ha* gone to Rochester, New York, and see us ami express your opinion sources that • » Sanford canvassing Hoard recently after an amusement Mrs. McCliriton, I*. G.; Mrs. Speer, Cleveland, Ohio and Washington, nnd it 'will he a pleasure for us tq try piano tuner is circulating the slander company refused to consider u con- N. G.; Mrs. [,ee, V. (},; Mrs. Fer­ D. C., to visit relatives and friends. to serve you. 96-1 tc that I am deaf nnd have quit tun­ ract at the present time. guson, Chaplain; Mrs. Coats, R. S. (Too Late to Classify) Ayers’ New Daytona Beach H otel Mrs. Frank M Ulcer and. little ing. 1 am still the regular tuner for N. (i.;, Mr. Ferguson, I,. S. N. G.; Daytona Beach, Fla.—Special sum­ daughter and Mrs. Milteer’s mother, the following— customers: Rollins Mrs. Critn, It. S. V. G.; Mr. Crim, Wanted — We buy and sell alt M ORE W H ITE WAY mer rates now in effect. W eek'end Mrs. Smith of Ft. Myers are in the College, 12 pianos; Cathedral-School, S. V G,; Mrs. f.ossing, -Sec.; kinds of second hand hags. Write parties solicited. Dance every Sat­ city the guests of Mrs. Lelller and 10 pianos; Mont Verde Industrial Mr. Los ing, Treas.i Mrs. Stemper, for prices. Newman Hag & Burlap Manotign Avenue Will Soqn be Well urday night.' W . F. & E. R. Ayres, Mrs. Braxton Verkins. Mrs. Mil- School, 4 pianos; St. Joseph Acad­ Cond.;- Mr. t ’ hcek. Warden: Mr. Co., .Jacksonville, Fla. 96-2tp Lighted Business Street managers and owners^ 81-tf leer will he remembered by. many emy, 3 pianos; Kissimmee High Speer, 1. G - Mrs. MeClenen. O. G. Magnolia avenue. Herald Square wlio Mrs. J. D. Hood is visiting relU- lo re ns. Miss Lillie Fair Smith - ............ - .I .., n1, “ »’ lnn<>!': »»>d scvcrdl schools After the business meeting a deFor Rent Rooms connected and piano each and many or \\all street will soon . be one of Hglitf.it banquet was served tives at her old home in Blue Ridge, WUH a former resident and teacher ° With I furnished .for light housekeeping. All h-dbetter, ! the greatest streets ... the city .f 1M r. <*h(H.k c a, „ ajn lhn downstair,: Apply No. 117 Second Georgia. Mr. H o o d 'expects to jo in ,'*'-*h e publicc schools and ami yery very pop- Shu" h“ * A 90 ial circles. Her many “ E™' At anta Cable P.nno To., 'plenty of lights have any.Inttg to do jH . ni.„ ,-omer Second street and her in a few weeks and will look u'!ir *n I he Sanford Merabi was coming m every member mght. ufter his apple orchard and other Diends ar.* giving her warm w.-l- ; and for the Bryans, father and son, with it Laurel avenue. West Side. 96-2p agents for Tampa Turner Music C o . the lirsi loihito-ss lions*' in Sanford interests in that sectioq. * ' i conn- to Sanford. and for Orlando Drennen Piano Co.; to install a white way post ami we JOHNSON T A l.M A G E $2.50— Week end rates to Day-1 E, * Morris and family and Wil­ and detached work for other agents knew that Forrj-st Lake would m t Tstv makc tons Reach and return. Photo- l'am Walters and family of the CumSATISFACTIONoit> r t e r and companies, uml for several I he­ wait long to get in the swim and A quiet wedding incurred at St. iron City section left this week for Philips' Drug Store for further par­ S H O E a*; rffouuNO, Luke's t'uth'edr.'lt uhr-n Miss Currie j alers in different lowfis. names given today' our prediction was fulfilled for M O YOUNG the Okeechohie section where they ticulars. Orange Belt Auto Line. Cornelia Tulmagc, of Bartow the atI on demand. • the Seminole. Bank lias five white M ir p m will engage in farming. They arc • 9G-3tr Also have a number of .Sanford way posts laying on the sidewalk tractive sister of Mrs. ,\1. F.Frye, of ■ E. P. Morse is home from the old residents of the Celery Delta and customers. that will he installed at once. We litis rity, became the bride of Mr. * their many friends hate to see them Everglade section .where he and Skeptics may write tn'atiy of thesV could not get any iiiitJiMitio-in/nr- |)e.\\ ti Tu'miige Johnson, of Sanford lea ve. B. A. Howard have been for some I people. niuti-m on the subject but Hoppo-t*- Only a few i*,t:m.ilc Inend' witni'sseti All hrassiers at cost a1 tin- Fretiek .• time clearing lands nnd surveying that miV will In- on tin- corner, one the i er. iunnv whieli was |i* rformed tu n er. O rl.uidi 96-lte plats for farms. Mfours. Howard Shop. in from of tin- bank and t hr*..... . by* I •ei*n .1 ti Class ot the (ulhedrit! and Mprse have purchased some Miss llaUie Ksjndge left WedMagnolia. The Peoples Bank that Air. and Mrs Johnson let! on the M# r Pe te r s s a y s ? rut near Palm Beach on the [ neaday for Atlanta where she will line land atsi> comers on .Magnolia avenue afternoon train for a short wedding Notice trip, after which they .kill be at home ’’ A Man Is As Old Am Ilia canal system and will probably he I enter a nurse’s t ruffling school and experts to collie in while the elec­ The city council will sit August Feet Feel—A Woman there nil next season planting crops, make this grout calling her future tric light is line and "our street" will to their frjetuls at Sanford. Orlundq Is Am Young As lh, 1917, 7:3.) p. in., us a board of Sentinel. • and looking after their interest!. Uife work. soon be one of the gayest in the city L IHer Shoes Look" equalization and will hear complaints at night. Mr. Morse says that the Everglada^ Man fell out of a window yratr Talent and Work. if any of valuys fixed by the asand whnl country is the richest in. the world iMny uqil broke a hole in his head tin sessor. All the business men on all of A labsit does not relieve us from Peters Srfj s Is So .and thnt many new ^people :Tn»-*'5hJA of n ten rent piece of iee and ) SanfortPs liusiiit-os streets should in- Hn> necessity of working It only, lt C M AXW ELL'. (locking in there to purchase lands the doctors say there is nothing the' vi-sticate thin white wuy .system of shows ii- Mi,* line in wlnrh we eon •>r City of Sanford. Fla lighting and install the posts and work most effectively. The girl who anil start farming. , matter with him as they cannot find THE whole family ought to gel this winter when our many, visitors Ihtiil.H thill because s||.> Inis a intlurttl in m il Ids. From baby's tlnyi No. 666 will cure Malaria or Bil- lhc P,!,rt' whert‘ u,l‘ l,»jury "t'currvd. to i "i ■ oily Walk iJ-iwii (be streets at taste for Uillsle, she can dispense with keep-'em-warm kirks to grand­ lous Fever. It kills the germs. All millinery sold less than oust at llid- for • T r a n -p o r l l n g if School e.iiUit, ii. 'l. a.l of i pimnl ry village i the practice of Males, will liml herself ma's Alirc sil-hy.the fire slip­ 86-35t tin- French Millijit-ry Shop. 9ii-|tc > -■ off than ajioili i wliy owns that pers. ( )ur spedy foul wear runs t 11i Id r e n i-,p| oar..nee mu -ir>tl- will look 11Is** the entire gamut of tanned-anil Mrs._ Enel Gormley and little son. Sain B radtitfV is bark in Sanford Bids will lie receive* for Iran-*- tin- real <tly that Sanford really is j •die li.is no latent, but Is ready to plod. hulll-fiir-wciir - ami - style fool Raymond of Jacksonville are in the much to life gratification of liK porting school children of rural dis- |m[ hard);, has that appearance at I gnrnienls. Make it a finally Niagara at Night. city the guests of Mrs. Gorlnley’.-t many friends, lie -will he with the iriels to and from schools for the parly. Make it p reunion if you 'l'|l(. u |,ite way system Is! <o*i!'*r:illy peaking. )t Is hard to lmlike and tiring that Inttg lost ino'-her, .Mrs. Siipm and her sister- Sanford Shoe A: t lotliiog Co., as "term of |9|7-|st lo-ginniiig Seplem he best ill *t i city enn possibly in-* pjoke on iintnre. tail those who have fool romfort bark into the famin-law, Mrs. W. S ilnyne of S i t r e _ formerl y . a nd M r . Bradford and lo r |. |9i7 and for rl.t months to dl ami till of the liter* bant- -boubl 1seen Niagara fulls light,-<| sit night by ll» fold. ford Heights. hllby will In- do wn in a few weeks to May I. 1 9 1 s l hi liio- nod b Ip to make v .n i . • It), tty nre figie. d Rial the eficct Is Sum Hull I c No, | t elery iLV.-niie to ford look like something tit night, j far ttmru Impressive and beautiful than $2.$0 — Wuok end rules to Day­ tuahe tins city tjicir ijonie, K. H. P E T R IS tried* .other places J»pt like all of Caijipfon City. The expense is very lit xl•* and the re- puny tiling* tfi.it datllgbt 1tiffin'd*. ‘I'll** tona Beach nkd return. Phone llnnls, Shoes nnd Sllppcri* I A . -old h o me town did Routi* No. 2 S a n fo r I avenue ti h i* ,-r-* of m ote limit j| liutalri-d alts will be. gn'.tt Philips’ Drug Store- fur further in- "o-m even , .Vj a lllio ii cundb poker,— Youth's Com'301 EAST FIRST STREET formatibh. Orpiige Belt Auto Line. nut look me good'j.s Sanford and tie Elder .Nfiriilgs. lui nleii. will never wander 'again. Route No. 3 - First at reel to Mon96*3tc World Wilt nnd <i|i|iori untile* Mr. on** and •>*». Mrs. \••\ •• E. Watson Mr. aand Mrs. •Mr. m i -- ai r s. Slieridan Mu-rinun Jewett ji w c ii .*n.....---o hav*C^” l 1,ir,l,‘ r j -j*tl f T i* i/.-'M* < -i m uioi iia\v I* •*it- i/,,*n of Nt.••»!!••* haw inm- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS J h.ik- ret urj i ed h o m e after Hp. ml i ng r e t ur n ed from a delightful xis.t to A17 \ ^ n i p o r t atiot. h y ' a u t o *V' , H l l v m '1" . \ ' | ,, ak I hi- p as t m o n t h a t D a y t o n a U f t u h . H h e m ou nt a in s of N o r t h Carohrur. , . ,i nrrant^l i.v th^m cm n**\t Mur hi y a f i r r n o o n ami Hov. n nd Mrs. F. K. St ei nn i yy e r W aU on ukio s p e n t nome t i me . f t . ' %• |n« Ims a r r f p t « ’c|, mdeefini; a i hli have gone to Jtinulllski, North Caro- with her parents in New Jpfscy; Rids Rids T fiy single route or all routes »*«bj.'cA. "T h e World War nml Oplinn where they .will atteml the; Cupt. 1’. M- 'Elder, our genial' ‘ . must he presented on or poriunitun." Mr Hyman has given several 1 postmaster (eaves tomorrow for f, , . , thin Mihjprt panful niutly and will Methodist Asaemliiy fog N orth Curolinu-uml in H o o f.! A “ « “ « L *F . •*!.»: discuss it from a material, peace nml weeks. II. F. Whitner, # •■ gia to spend a .week or so. religious point of view. Those de­ Rub-My-Tinm — Antiseptic. A no 95-itc siring to hear‘ this address will keep <lyne— Rills puin, stops putrefac Parties paying on merchandise at Paper Hanging and Painting v in tnfnd that it will he Sunday nftcrtion. H6-36t the French Millinery Shop will , Thousands of new' samples of wall noon. July 22nd, ot 3:30 o’clock. Mr. nnd Mrs. T . W. Ilansell are kiridly get same oiK prior to our 1 , . paper* for you to select from. Satn96-ltc moving their furniture to Jackson­ cl ming July 25th. pies will lie brought to your door Bnpllsl Church Sunday ville,. this week where they will Harry IJroixn, editor of the •*». Ujlun ri,,jUCNt. I also do decorating 9:30 The Sunday school. ’ ^ make their future* home- We hate Augustine Record and one of the am, ,n, iriB a8 it should be-done, 11:00 Mr. Hyman will explain to lose these good people from our most popular newspaper men m the r w Tcroi,crtt)ll( , 0H Palm etto the mystery* of "T h e Rent Veil." midst but wish them well in their stnte will arrive in the city tonight Ave., one door front First street. 6:30 Jr. and ’ Sr. B. *Y. P. U. new .home. and be the gu -at of R. J. Ho(ly. T o ­ .. 96-tf meetings. •$2.50— Week end rates fo Dny- gether with W. M . Haynes of T h e , 7:45 "T h e End of the A ge" will tona Beach ar.d return. Phono Herald they will to Leediurg l<* At u meeting of* the county com­ he the sutijecl for discussion. tant conference S’hilips’ Drug Store for further in­ morrow for an im Another electric fan has been in­ missioners in Bartow Tuesday the formation. Orange Belt Auto Line. of the Auxiliary Committee-of the stalled this' week in th'e church. petition of E. C- Laurence of tim Florida Press Association. 96*3 tc United Slates Fidelity and Terust About- 60 more chairs will be in Miss Ethel Hickson leaves this (Company that the county make a i place for the Inrgc audienrf. Fresh Congregalional Churrh week for un extended visit with Sanford Congregational church is new contract for th e ’ completion of will be in .the vestibule of the church,' friends and relatives in Gainesville,. to have a new pastor next Sunday, the-roads, which are under contract Welcomc. High Springs and other points. July 22nd— Rev. Chnries De- to the bankrupt Continental Public Last Sunday Works Company was voted down. Mr. Francis Dossey of Mulberry, Brower of Chicago. Important Notice enroute to Virginia' stopped for a Ids Chicago church gave Mr. nnd The commissioners made themselves Mrs. It. A, Terheun, chairman of few hours visit with his brother, Mrs. Brower a farewell day and they understood in that they would not Red Cross distributing committee were to leave early in -the week for mnke another contract, hut that will be at the Red Cross room over J- D. Dossey of this city. their Sanford home. The Congre­ the were expecting'the bondsmen nf YowcH's store__every Wednesday Vinil further nolle** Mussjn’ s pool the defunct constructibn company gational News of Atlanta gives the morning from nine until eleven will he open every a ilcrnoon at 2 to complete the work in the time following account, of the Browora, o'clock to dtsYrihuto the cut out o ’clock except Tuesdavs find Fridays. It is expected that the garments for making and to receive written by Supt. George B. Waldron specified. 72-tf, who has known them for many work left off at Winter Haven will the completed garments. At any Miss Katherine Bail is. visiting soon be started. ther time Mrs. Terheun ran he years: Miss Bclver Floyd nnd sister in ached over phone 203-J and will Rev, 'Charles DeW. Brower, the Gainesville for u few days. gladly go down to the mom to glvb Polk county commissioner* h new pustor at Sanford is u man of Miss Bernice Cole who has out work upon application. Here­ agreed to arm and equip 600 men for wide experience. He is a graduate t’een visiting Miss Katherine nail after the gar met ns will be given out home guard duites. One company of Oberlin. with A. B. and A. M. here for a few days has returned to degrees, und took his II. D. from tohe at Winter Haven, one atBar- •only by this committee in order that her homo in Gainesville. Yule Divinity School. His fifwt-jtow, one at Ft. Meade andone at a systematic record ■ may lie kept No. 666 will euro Chills and pastorate was at Dowagiac, Mich. 1Mulberry. Mcnsurcmenta will be und a full report made to the chapGevcr. It is tho most speedy rem­ Then for ten years he was in chary? taken at once for Iheir uniforms and (ter. edy we know. 8G-35t • of another Michigan church nt rifles and equipment will soon be ------------------ - f ■ S. M. Schwartz writes that .he ami South Haven. Coming to Florida he obtained, Goca to Georgia ( allege Mrs. Schwartz left Hendersonville was three years pastor of the Winter Sanford friends of Miss Isabel yesterday and arc en route to their Park church, part of the Goodhue of Hie Audubpn Society, time Juvenile Offenders °ld home in Chicngo where they will teaching in Rollins College. together x&ith a ’ host of admirers The Hurry Terwilleger nnd Albert Col­ 8I»end the summer. Hooker Memorial House was built lins, two boys aged fourteen* and throughout thtv state will be Intertwelve respectively faced Comity--esrPIl to know that she has' accepted Woodland Park ia open oniy Sun­ during that service. • t days. T o let on wucK days. 92-tf During the past seven year* Mr. Judge Housholder in hix^ court Tues­ n position as teucher of expression in Mr. and Mrs. Thos. P. Denham Brower has made his home in Chi- day and while the Judge was loath tho Gcorgiu Woman’s College at The Fifty-second Avenue i to send either one to the industrial McRae.’ Ga., for the. coming year. ° f Jacksonville have become Sanford cago Wsiilenta. Mr. Denham is the Bon of church wus his field for three years, |school nt Marianna he was forced Dr. Blackman, state president of the What Are You Doing? y I v live ry farmer in this section should raise his own corn, oats, hay, potatoes and live stock to the greatest extent possible. •* « E very farm should have a vegetable garden with cabbage, beets, sweet (wRatoes, carrots,beans, peas and sweet corn growing. There should be cluckt*ns and hogs, and a cow for milk and butter. W ith the advantages o f our soil and climate, we should be producing foodstuffs enough for ourselves and have abundance to sell to our neighbors. *# « W hat are YO U doing to help in this work? W e*Pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits * • Seminole County Bank “The Home Institution” FORREST LAKE* President A. R. KEY, Vice-President and CuMer G. W. SPENCER, 2nd Vice-President �J*lr 20. 1917 C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S W. A. Joughln of Co. B. Capt. H. P.' Bays and Lieut. A. B. McMullen of Co. A and Lieut: T. H. Atkinson of .explained the nrceasi would consider it very unwiso and just how to do that but aa soon as a ] inexpedient to bring theological rank la found under that of private, .matters into the public achoola, our the postmaster will be sent thereto. own democratic Institutio form s'for tile* gunriis. He put up s and minis te n -o lS a n ffird ‘ especially, forceful argument and the board that in no way, either by act. word without a dissenting voice voted the or insinuation shall I discredit or issue of certificates for that purpose. discountenance (he work or teach­ "T h e national guard will bo draft­ ings of any church in the city; that ed into the federal service August 6 theological matters shall, be entirely * EAST SANFORD • j the Deitrlch home on Beardall nve- hnd there will be no one l i f t outside excluded from the public adminisRev. W. J. Ha:lett of Enterprise nue; pf the home guards bu^ the police tration of the achoola, so far aa I Mrs. E. P. Mprac of South San­ .preached at Moore’s Station church department and- the sheriITiT'office, am concerned: and that the re­ afternoon and evening July 14th and ford avonue and mother, Mra. L. M. to cope w ith'any situation that may ligious faith of no pupil shall be Tracey of Cameron C ity drove to was the guest of Mr. aa Mrs. C. C. arise,” said Major Conoley. ” Wc lessened on my account. New Smyrna Tuesday. Mrs. T ra­ Morris until M on day would be able to do very little with­ I regret exceedingly that I was Mias H attie Estridge left on Tues­ cey will remain lom o time the out proper equipment. These men not allowed*to finish the articles, as guest of friends. day for Atlanta, Ga., to enter are devoting their time to their I am positive that in that event John Johnson of Cameron City hospital to take up the work of county and I think that the county there should have been no offense la in Lakeland this week on busi­ training for a nurse. sh ou ld'give'th em the proper equip­ committed against the conscience of ness. Mrs. A. If. Stone and ypung peo­ m ent." any one. Mr. and Mra. J. F. Hickson and ple drove down to Davenport Satur* Major Conoley estimated that it 1 attempted in no way to conceal party of friends drove to Oxford and day. Mr. Stone returned with them would cost about $6,000 to equip the fact that I waa at one time a were week end guests of frienda. Sunday, after having been there for The maximum strength minister. Tho county superintend­ E. F . Williams of Oxford is apehd- 400 men. some time. of these four companies would be ent and myself passed several pleas­ ing some time here with his daugh­ The Misses Alice Andes and Vera ter*, Mra. J. F. Hickson and Mra. 600 but D la not expected to have ant remarks on this subject, in hia Terheun were week end guests at over .100 to a company, office. I am not ashamed of the fact Dave Hickion. Mias Ethel Hickson (a in Mican- /Commissioner M. H. Mabry, Jr., and do not care to conceal it. opy for a two weeks visit 'w ith /tated that he was in favor of the M ay I re-emphasize the fact that issue, provided the certificates • did frienda. \ no citizen shall ever-h ave occasion When assured J. F. Hickson and J. F. McClel* not aeil under par. to criticize the supervision of your they would not be sold below par. h and drove to Umatilla Wednesday schools from s religious standpoint. made the motion for the issue, which on business. I have always, since a boy of was duly seconded and unanimously sixteen, opened the school with a Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Cowan are in voted. Major Conoley thanked the prayer for God’s . blessings and North Georgia visiting Mrs. Cow­ commissioners for their prompt ac­ should not care to change the meth­ an’s relatives. Mr. Cowan ia aaid tion. A w aiting Results od, except at the request of the pat­ to have been quite ill for the past Bids for supplying uniforms, shoes rons. There is no such thing as "awaiting two weeks. and hats will be advertised immedi­ results" when you decide to gel rid Thanking you in advance for pub­ Mr, and Mrs. Q. C. Morris and ately. Major Conoley stated that lishing this article, I am, of the bugs,— with Fenole................. daughters snd Mr. and Mrs. Wm th e y deiire to bu y'all the equipment Yours truly, Ordinarily with an Ant or Roach food Walter ahd sons left on Wednesday a Vermin Trap,— you wait patiently •for East Ileach on Lake Okeechobee in Hillsborough county if possible. Roy C. Bowers. • ------- ;------------------Th e equipment to be bought con­ tor 12 to 24 hours to see if any re­ to make their home. • Mr. Morris sults. When you use Fcnplc the re­ sists of shoes, leggings, pants, shirts * llqnrd of T r a d e made the trip by freight, going with sults arc instantaneous. F e n o le and campaign hats. In the past six days a total of 1.17 spray goes right after the hugs, fol­ the horses, etc. They will all be It may be sometime before guns Seminole county booklets and des­ lows them into their hiding places, •greatly'missed hen* and leave a large (figuratively speaking) it drags them criptive literature have been mailed circle of friends. Mr. Morris has are furnished the men by the federal out and snuff* out their lives right Principal M ajor Conoley has out upon direct request. been a very successful Suhdnu school government. before your eyes. Fenole gets right states represented being Michigan, at the root o f the e * II as nothing else superintendent out at M oore’s Sta­ been in communication with the^war I III unis, Wisconsin, Nebraska and can or does......................................... tion church for five years. We wish department and ha* been Informed Ohio. a that t h e* guns will lie furnished as them all prosperity and health in Fenole is Sold in Your soon as the needs of the regular their new home. * Town by army, national guardsmen and na­ The following families advise the . Mr. and Mrs.Henry Fulch and tional arm y.are taken care of. It is Board of Trade that they expert to children hive moved from Cameron said some of the home gunrdsmen' make Snnford their homes begin' City to Titusville to make their are preparirtg to furnish their own nirig in October and November: home. guns.— Tampa Times. Fred A. Robrrts and family of Mr. and Mrs.Geo. Holmes and Mahomet, Illinois, Prof. Charles J. We Manufacture: Fenole Stork nml son and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. PROF. BOW KIt.S E X P L A N A T IO N Kerttor of Dayton, () io, G. W. Ask Poultry Spray. F C K t) Flea Itouler. Brandt .have moved from Cameron mg of Ei n Claire, is., and Henj. Kreolis Disinferlnnl. Powdered Disavenue to their farm recently bought Infetlnnl. Flour t til*. < edar Oil Polish. \ \ Reddling of New York. M akes Reply to ■Criticism ol W lirle in Eureka Hammock. Sweeping Compound. Liquid Soap. 1 In drain Paper* Agents for Toilet Paper. Paper Tow­ Seed hods again ^-eggplant anB Editor Sanford Herald, ' Mr. and M n. Tho*. P. Denham els. Drinking Cups. . W r i t e f o r peppers, seed sown for fall planting, samples and prices. . . ... . Snnford, Fla.: of Jacksonville are effective today, arid wo hour of several who hove Dear Editor— I notice today in last Sanford residents. Mr. Denham is some celery send started. This Itas Thursday’s Star ,of Ocala, Fla., an the r >n of Vice President Thos. P. been great weather for haying. Some article to that paper relating to u Denham o Itt* Atlantic National fine hay is being secured. recent action of the county board of Rank of Jacksonville. The couple 'Tampa - Florida public instruction u'propos an article have secured a residence on -Mag­ LONG WOOD PH K I PS appearing in the Star written by nolia avenue. Mr. Denham . will Louis Entzmingcr. and Miss myself. Kindly permit me tu/say* a have charge of the fibre factory nowMaude Entxminger motored over tg* few words to the people of Sanford located on the lake front. New Smyrna Wednesday, to take in concerning this urticlc. the races at Coronado Beach. This was tire introduction to a I.ike for those interested to call at Mrs. II It. Chapnmn of Orlando series of articles dealing with the the Hoard fo Trade office and set; wa* up Sunday visiting her parents, present war from a'biological stand­ the blue prints of • tho boulevard Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkei. point.* The first of the articles ap­ purk. We are going fo take them W. W. Thompson of Arcadia was peared and was replied to by Mr. direct to the city pnpus and they in town Suturday shaking hands Herndon, the/eby precipitating what say they are going to help us make with his many friends. ’ ’ Tommie” appeared a , theological controversy. a ‘ thing of* .beauty on the water was driving a John Henry through It was never the purpose of t1u* au­ front. Nothing like having a bust to Virginia where he will join his thor, however, to discuss the matter ling committee headed by a live wife. * • • from this standpoint. Editor Ben­ chairman in the person 'of Rev. t Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Nientyer, Mr. jamin would ullow no fui tber dis­ Geo. IJytnun. and Mrs. J. A. Hist line and J. B. cussions and so the remainder of the Business lias never bedn bettor in Clouser motored over to Coronado articles did not appear, thus If-aving Sanford than is today. It used tt?Beach Wednesday, for the day. the introduction u distracted frag­ lie that every now and then some The springs seem to lie as popular ment of thij whole, causing the for­ one locked up and moved out for this summer as ever before in spite mer to say many,things which the want of business. Now its the re­ of the had roads. , • • series would not have said. verse. Here’s some.facts. Both the in c I f f i N T t f O lO N T E R E S T I N G IT E M S F R O M C O R ­ R E S P O N 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 REPO RTERS FO R TH E H ERALD Geo.H.Fernald Hardware Co. Hill Hardware Co. I Fenole Chemical Co. i : . E Q U IP GUARDS Buy it at d ru g g is ts and ~anwral storwa or postpaid I om tfie manufacturers.* Hillsborough County Will Donate •$6,000 to ilqm c Guards The h oard 'of county .commission­ ers this morning unanimously voted to issue certificates of indebtedness for $6,000, to he used in purchasing uniforms and equipment for the four companies of home guards in Hills­ borough county. Major D. F. Con­ oley, commander of the battalion was authorized to advertise imme­ diately for bids to equip the nu'n. • * Major Conoley before the hbard this morning in company with Capt. « ^ ////a B M E l yts t sgeuMr*; < •. The “aeries was to be concluded by Seminole and First National banks the topic "T h e W ay of ’ Peace,” have or are enlarging their buildings which Was n picture of the ideal to accommodate tenants who arc Christian brotherhood'. In its com­ moving into larger quarters. Tw o pleted form the series could not have new school buildings -have been offended the mgst orthodox Chris­ erected to accommodate more pu­ tian. . pils. Two merchants have moved to Phrases ahd statements -were put larger stores because of increased into the first article in an'out of the business. The Charles Electric Co. ordinury manner for the effect to be will move .to Magnolia avenue in produced by the series. order to get into larger quarters. A careful leading of the intro­ The Sanford Herald has been comduction, w ill, re ve a l' the. (net that pclled to put in new and larger mnnothing is said about the efficacy of chinery nnd presses in order to meet prayer, in which the* author firm ly>the* demands of their ever increasing believe*. The reference so inter- 1business find two members of the preted refers only to 4he calamities board of governors of the Board of which befall all • men; .especially in Trade say they have so mqch bus!war. . * ness ’ on hand that they can’ t find The opening statement uses the time to 'a tten d meetings—but they word ‘ ‘love*’ in the biolnglrul sense, decided later that the Bou^d- .of of protection froth the naiurul forces Trade wus doing too much good an enis and ami i which destroy man— which destroys they withdrew their' statements every man ' who dies', ar.d bus no apologised for their thought .to Presconnection with the thcolc i.ical term, K ent Dutton. • which reveals the love of the Father ~r----for the individual. \ ii. L‘, T. Woodruff got u bit en­ The reference to the “ arifient' vious of thi* Board of Trade bunqucl philosopher” was a conscious effort and pulled off" one of his own lust to avoid a theological discus/ion, Tuesday evening at tho Carnt-s and as without the province of the ar­ it was some banquet. Tw enty four ticles. persons being present and all thorNow as to the m atter of "future j oughly enjoyed the occasion— parteachings” I need hardly say thut I ticularly our old reliable friends, E. A. Douglass and U- J. Holly, the former, upon request, wns permitted b y .th e hoijt and hostess to make a ’ipeech on ICE, while tije latter told LIQU/D F A C E PO W DER. • ’ of the beauties to be foqnd on the Th e beauty secret of beach at Wekiku. The following women who knowhow gentlemen, billed t o - speak had to to take cafe of the com- paH R on account of over eating plexion. Cannot b e uml instead Dr. Neal made a speech deterted. Heals Sun-1 *0, them: !L F. Whitncr, K. R. Mur­ l?urn, stops Tsn. Soothing, rell, C. R. Walker und Rev. Geo. cooling, refreshing. Hyman.. • •. • * M a g n o lia B alm . * / R. C. Maxwell, Mgr., Sanford Branch c E&iufv Lyon Mfg. Co., 40 South Fifth S«., Brooklyn. N.Y. _ ~5H h ! J *n Bank, since Mr. Murray took c S as receiver have been moving and 'smoothly and with the pre„a [ lions for payment of 45 per cenl Jr claims, depositors are more than ever optimistic over the outlook r0” the future. Efforts of certain intrested par tie* to form a trust company to handle the affairs of the bank have failed, and the business of the in stltution will bo closed in order by Mr. Murray, who waa appointed re­ ceiver, to replace J. B. Pike, :former receiver.— Jacksonville Metropolis. Checks for the dividends are being made out now, and, with records of the bank and other papers, will be sent.to Washington for approval ant] signature. They will be signed by the deputy controlling general, and Why 8hould Thay Not? after passing through the proper "Do you believe people can manage stages and hands will be returned to tbe referendumr* “ Why not? U It the receiver. The routine probably any harder than tho other makes)" FARMERS TAKE NOTICE • * * i V/e have an overstock o f M cCorm ick Hay Hake?. W e w ill close these out at much' less th^n the m arket price. Better hurry before they are all gone. : : : : :• : W e can save you m oney on all Implements. The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. WE ALW AYS HAVE TH E BEST AT LOWEST PRICES Sanford Vulcanizing Works 314 W . 1st S T . E. w . n iC K s o y SANFORD, FLA. . PHONE 07 A U T O T IR E S A N D T U B E S V U L C A N IZ E D COMPLETE NEW OUTFI T W e are now prepared to do-m ore and better • * than heretofore A LL R E P A IR W O R K work G U A R A N T E E D * F R E E A IR S E R V IC E f DR. 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W ill* for 111uatrat'd catalog. . * J . C. HORNER, Principal, Charlotte, N. C. FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER— Liability Insurance against Accident, (he person and Properly, is a necessity. You must have it eventually................... .... • • • Come and see CONNELLY A T L A N T IC COAST LIN E f 3 STANUAKU ItA IM tO A l) OF TH E SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING­ TON AND NEW YORK ' • l.r Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar • No. 82 Jacksonville—9:10 a. m. Savannah----- 1:15 p.m. Charleston.— 5:35 p. m. Rlchmoqd.._.._ 5:05 n. m. Washington:... 8:40 a.m . Rallimore.— 10:01 a. m. W. Phll’ phls . 12:24 p. m. New York— .2:40 p. m. No. 86 12:01 p. m. 4:01 p. m. . 8:!G p. m. 7:35 a. m. 10:55 a. m. 12:10 p. m. 2.27 p. m. 4:35 p. m. No. 80 8:10 p. m. 12:35 a. m. 8:45 a«m. 7:45 p. m. 11:50 p- m. 1:10 «• «"• 3:30 a. m. * 5:50 a. m“ All-atrrl rsulpmrnl. alratrir fas*, light*, rallman draatag raom alaeyarS. Irala* SJ. and S«. Local *lrry*ra on NO la Hatannah. Paaaangar* may lit. * I i r « r r x l i n . n f rka lr r o a r h r * • * Dlniag srrupr I *111* •• * For Information or Reservation Phone or Wfite 7 5 1. ml 'Uniftittt t r i p mail J i m t Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp. i l e p r d W i l l P ajc... ^ Prepartttio'nsfor the payment o: 45 por cent dividend on claims of de­ positors which* hsve been approved, is being madfe by H. G. Murray, receiver of the Heard National Bank, and all claims are being checked and rechecked. • Within probably thirty days, according to Mr. Murray, a sum approximating a million and n quarter dollars, representing this percentage of the tlaims against the defunci institution' will bo -paid. will take a month. When the check, Private- P. M. Elder has been reduced to ranks in th e% Home Guard. It has not been decided yet tliiii VHrii I f c f t i t o t a . T - IL L -T Y . A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E 138 W. Bay SLeJjickxonville, Fla. . Phone 17 Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp*. FU. • Phone 132 * ( S �"T5>” n gfu j mnfiTim m mar g f i s mpr K H i*jj ti\.>c. InmicUklcljr-tlicUarmau*. i h « m n'm»* wr >k-i Ii'ii oiunied up with nil their ninchlno gun In I he official dispatches, and. besides In 'aildlllon to these men, we tied pa­ amt rifle lire, begun bouildhtr tiro spot Hurt, It may help*some o f the young trol* and scouts out In "N o Man'* from whirl! the Aolse came mid sent men who read Mils to know something Igmd" the greater, part’ o f the flight, up "S O S" signals for artillery lire a little later nbodt IsmiMng. with order* to gain any Information 'along a mile o f their line. Ttiey tins) . The sixty o f us chosen to cxncuto the possible which might be o f value to a ? 10,000 salute mid lost n nfg*it'H sleep Mid were taken-twenty miles to the battalion, brigade.' division or general over the noise made hy the discarded A re Y o u r Nests F illed rear tor a week's Instruction 'practice. headquarter*. They reported bn the containers o f .1 shilling*' w orth 'bf Jaui. Ilnvtiig-fliily n slight Idea of What we W ith B u gs o r E ggs? _o!iidUlwiA!f the Ucnnnntf barbed w |fe, It Wjia n gooif tenlg fo r.tlie T o mmie*. Tvcrc going lo trr to «b\ we felt very — the lointhm of ituH'hliie guns uud othYou will seldom find bujrs and Jolly about the whole enterprise start- * ceps in tho name nest, Ir your rr llltle thing* like I hat which might Sergeant Alexander McCIintock of Lex The Prince of Wales. log off We Mere ramped ly mi old Ik* of Interest to some commanding chickens arc to lay they must ba ington, Ky„ and the Canadian Army lias A few days after tills a very young kept free from these trounlasoma In­ oillcvr twenty miles hack. Also they oillcvr passed mo In a french while I Imrn, with several spcelul Instruction G ripping Talc T hat Every Am erican W ill jects. Uso B E g BRAND IN SE C T were ordered to ilutke every effort to was sitting on a tire step writing n officers In charge. Wo ttad oral I ik POWDER. Dust it in the nests and Head, For He Tells the F acts— Unadorn­ enpture any o f the enemy'* scouts or letter. 1 noticed Hint ho had the red struction the llrst day. while snppers on the chickens and you will put* on ed. W ounded,, a D istinguished Conduct }iatrolx. so that wo could g et Informa­ tabs o f a staff officer on hts uniform, dug-and tuilll mi exact duplicate o f the end to all buja there. Ilartrnlesa to tion from them. One o f p ie Interesting tmt 1 paid no more attention to*him section o f tl(e German trenches which Medal Man, He Was Invalided Home, human beings and domestic antmala. we were to raid —that Is. Ii was exact moments In ltd* work came when a than that. No compliments, such ns but Is Ooing "Out There" Again to Fight star shell caught you out In an open sahiie* to otllcfff*, are paid In the except for ii few details. Certain For Uncle Sam and H ii Allies. An I n ­ si»8t. I f yon moved you were gone. trenches. A fte r tie had passed oift? of "skeleton Irene' -s" In the practice sec­ uply In fool the Her f s n ltin to th s a lr .* j spiring, Interesting. Personal N arrative, I've seeu men stand on olio foot for (tie men asked me If 1 didn't knon tion Mere d r : man in lain. (»' a pho'o?iuph taken Fliea and moagultoca the thirty second* during which a slur who he was. I linld I didn't. Full of the Spirit and Atmosphere of the die la m few minute*. tiaek to Germ: n head*piarters had j ■hell will burn. Then when scouts or "W hy, you d - — fool," ho said, "that** S E R G E A N T McCLINTOCK.. Trenches. W ill kill onto; Hess, shoM u mi or.' t duplicate o f a Gcrmnn pntrol* met In "N o Man's Land’' they the I’rjnec o f W ales!" roaches, bed-bufs lice, trciuh sc linn suspicion might have •erlhed. You see. you can't get much always had to light it out with havoand bums o f every kind. When the little prince came hnck 1 been are* e t nml our plans 'revealed of no Idea about a thing like that mak­ net*. One single shot would bo the stood to salute him. He returned the Directions on package. We wen* mu tniilly Mamed about the Look for t b «B «« Brand ing a quick tuiir o f tlie trenches under signal f,ir artillery lire and would *n.hito with a grave smile mulqinssed skeleton irn die* mid told to remem Trad* Marie. olUchtl direction nml escort ns ttin mean the .almost li|*tant umilhllatlmi on. He was quite alone, mid 1 was 1s t that they did not exist in the Ger­ S B a d fa S O e . news|m|*er r.r.d magazine writer* do. o f (lie. men on both sides o f tlie tight told afterward that lie made these man s loci where we were to o|>ernte p ‘P * v Under tlie necessities o f tills war many I couldn't undertake to tell anything trips through the trenches Just to show Meun vhite our practice section was f'tsshits* w u m m t a ,a is w ,M .| wo^th while tiiuui the tdg Issue* of the o f our men have been killed by our the men that ho did not consider him chani cd a little several times,' lieeause M'ar. hut I can (u-jcrlbe Iiow soldiers own shell lire. self Getter that! any oilier soldier. Tlie aerial pholographs showeil Mint the tiavo to Ictrn to light In tlio trenches, heir of England wo* certainly taking Germ.ms tmd been * renovating and | By Sergeant Alexander McCIintock, The D aylight Hour, and I (hint: n good many o f our young nearly the same chance o f losing tils making some additions tn tlie trenches D. C. M., 87th Overseas Balt.. fellows tiuvo l i c t to learu now. "Over At a . little before daybreak enmo Inheritance that we were. In which mu* were to tiavo our frolic Canadian Qren. Guards. ■*7 there" they don’t talk of pence or “ atand-to," .when everybody got but­ A fter wi; had boon on the front tine (Icon flin t gis- tuth llotlMp even of tomorrow. They *u back uud toned „up and ready for business be­ fifteen days mo received order* to with them We lied oiul Instruction, mostly dur­ take I t Copyright, 1917, by (he'Bell Hyna - * cause at that hour most attack* begin, make n bombing raid. Sixty volun V * illcate, Inc. Wd olwuyj hold tlio tiro trench us and also Mint wa* the regular time for leers were naked for,' mid the whole ing the day: Issausc we didn't dare Jet the Gen an uvi::tor*^Lee ,us practicing Hail tty as possible, been use It Is a u dose o f "morning and evelilng'ljaf?." a bomb raid All night long. *o|in*Hmcs Ulltfrr Nrw demoustreted fact Hint tlie front ditch otherwise a good, lively (1fleet) minute* iiuill or :i o'* lock In the uionilng, u*c \lr*. <*rt». I'arkrf imJ^Cin lubcj Bcrgcant McCIintock i i an American cniinol be Successfully defended In a o f shell fire. Wo hod some casual tic* Martai f f i tvhedrsed'lhut mi Id. Just a* i^refitl.'y U/y of lo s in g Ion, A'j/, irfto has seen deter tallied attuck Tlie thing wo dtd every 'morning and evening, mid the n* ii coi q any of'Mitr actors Mould re­ acrrfco (a Fruncc, teat decora led for .nml tlio tiling to do ts to-be ready to ■tretcher hearer* used to get ready for . Special Family and Party Rates hearse i. 1 1,y. At llrst there was a dis­ bravery, wounded, fnrulhlrif home and Jump on to tho enemy ns hooh ns ho them ns tf regular mutter o f course. position i • have *t>nrt out o f It. • noio is relum ing to accept a commis­ has got Into your front trench and Is For llfteen minutes nt dawn and dusk . Amrtictn an.l fu m p ru Ptin - "Well.* . -‘niuo chap would say. roll­ sion. J'nls'is the second article in the fighting mi ground that you know and the (h ninths used to send over **whlx$ i.l >0 IV f !»»>• u n i Pp ing Into the hay -all tired out. “ I got series. I n the first article he describ­ he doesn't and knock so ninny kinds bungs," "conI ttoses" nml "milieuwered his training up (a the point irhere o f tar oat oi him that tie'll have to pull fer" (shells from ircnch mortnys) lu DAYTONA IIE'ACH, FLORIDA 1( ‘ out limed on Page t>( he reached iUa front line I reaches. tils load for a s|*ot Hint Isn't so Marin nieb n 'generous wi(y Mint If looked a# That systun. worked llrst rate with us.' IT they liked in shoot 'em off, whvther I luring the day we had only n very- they hit anything or not. You could H EN wo took our intuition In the few men tn tlio lire trench If an atnlwnys hear the "heavy stuff" coming, U N I V E R S I T Y O l F L O R I D A t S TA TE COLLEGE F O R WOMEN front line trenc|ics In llclgluu) tael. Is coining la daylight there's m and mo pidti little attention to It, us It G A IN E S VI I.I.E TA L L A H A S S E E wo relieved tlio T w en ty-sixth way* plenty of time to get ready lot Mas tpt;sl ill efforts to reach the bat­ nil.II MUIUI. I M I l l l l It M sr\M»\lth* ( ni.i.irci: o r Tilt: niciitdir k i n k Cunnillan tmtlnlion. Scouts from that It l.dwinl A m *. I ji », Afri.mliur.* Knfm*wf*nr At night wo kept prepared for teries hack o f mir lines. The |*oor old Arl^ IJ.Itipitliiii. Mu-w, 1, ;r» -. If.„. Kdu(T»iumt I friiJwtts* Srhaol organization m ine bark tottio vlltagos trouble all this time. W e had a nlgui town or lilnkh'husch got the full lam* Sffid for f 'alalocu*1amt Ylrirs Wflli* i'af I*atii1 igur and ILmk flf,Yfra* k o f Dluklcbusch nml Iteimlnuhol.it to sentry on cacti tiring step and a man »*llt o f it. When a shell would shriek a At \n i(Niiu:r. i *i« i :i »w . co K iu n i. tell us how glad they wore to nco us silting at Ills feet to wnteli him to see It* way over, some .one would say, and to show iih Hie way In. As we he'w asn't secretly sniped Then we "There goes the express for Hlnkieproceeded overland, Iteforo reaching had a sentry In each “ liny" of the tmsL-h," and it couple of seconds later, the communication trendies at tlie trench to take messages when some prominent landmark of front, Hirst** scouts paid us the hoNpltn-I (•Inters didn't permit tin 'man on the riuklehiiM-li would disllilegnito Midi ri tile attention duo strangers—ttiat Is, tiring step or the man uatrhlug him lent dctMuitImi. some one else Mould W h m the L ' tl l o P r m c s Came Bsck I <xio o f them, leading u platoon, would to leave post on any exellsu wtuitevei remark ; Stooti to Sal) i t« H i m . say: * ■* "Train's arrived!" A ilintng their nwi laair "spell" of duty “ Next -yards in machine gun Hanging on u string, at the ellniw of About the only amusement we had liattallon offered. I Mas lucky—or tinrange. Keep (julet, don’t run nml’ be each sentry- on the lire step Mas ii otirlug our long stay In tlie front lucky -enough h> lie among the sixty W i l l he p r ! d a n y o n e s e c u r i n g a w r i t t e n and ready to drop quick If you arc warned." siren whistle or an empty stieH'cnse trenches M'us to sit with our hacks win* Mere chosen. I want to tell you There wn* uno acout to encli platoon, mid u hit of Iron with which to hum- against the rear wall and shoot at ttic lu detail ntsjiit ltd* botnbliig rnld, so s ig i.o d s ta te m e n t th a t I « m d e a f v and wo followed him single file, most hut on It, This. MhleheviT Ii might 1 rats running along the parapet. Poor that you can understand M'lint a thing o f the time ntuiis roads or well worn he, Mas for the purpose o f spreading Mncfurlaiie. with a flush of HiV old hu­ paths, hut sometimes through thickets I (lie alarm lu •rase o f a gu7 attack. mor which he had before the war, told and ragged iSeldx Every now and Hum Also Vc hurt* m u I lies hi •'ll--lenlug h "rookie" Unit the trejich rats were the scout would yep at us to drop, posts." hi \ :iilulii potuis I i o i i i iMclity so tdg that lie saw one of them trying on Ills greatcoat, 'they iims I to run and down we'd g<> on- our stiimucbs. to fifty yard* out .‘ ii "N o VJmii’ s I.and white nway *>iT In the dlspim e we Them. men tilinkmu-it ttielr faces tn*- ■ over our f:i<s-s m Iicii mo were sh 'ing “ could hear the "pnl-put" o f tiHicldhc fo ie they Went "niPr the lop" and then 111 n n r if u g o iils, nod l » seen them In ravenous sMaruis InirroMlng ml " "*• gdns. the In -i si nml o f hostile tiring t v \ III shell h Ic* „ r li.ilinal li"lloMs 3 - ' that It’.il *■' * i (*-;. In ii e'it i'll r - : r - i r ~ l P - i r - ^ P - i P =s r - i 'P - : p - i P - i p - S I— S The!*' Was always H .o o f ilictn a I n ■1 M—l <d "It's ■ail rig i i. ’ said iiio mo tit "in i man n cl a h.iinher I'lom ilu* shiilloM- grave *■( it n i d lu lie "They Ii I* ell I si Ii 'Is or g " l Ino L ol listening post it Mire inti hii'I. In I lie I lie soldiers' I- - in-kto-es 'v illi I j l c us The..'re Jusi n. ■; on stisph-luu i.re trete h to he med In slmiulltig . In . N’evertliclosis. wt» > <»ur various |du t iie t tete h The oiii* Milng «d * h h ........ . iii.hi M il with this Mintoons' lead all got into the front reserve m rnppe ( | \ li»ti| lu f c j r u :ig i - llU'U'h I Si d Id- h:U..I ( Ini' pull Irem lies, ii! nltiutl n .o tioiiis after mid i :i*j m 1 1 K ." i n,i (utils. " I ’m ■ll-.' .l |'l M111I* Ol 1*1 1■ dh if l he fe e -. l! night, n c leu,-lie 1 lh.il I ’ e l.r-l Mils ! • •Ulllllg i Ihrce pu'.lEnemy III hi it it.li - m» i ol out I lllltiholi had I >l i t -skll-cd- t o o * the cUllJer uud Mill Me Mowing nil. men tool be: a wounded, though trtdlher; the line v'hti ti titoniil I Inil Mil* I along • I ' fatally Oftr o m o sirei.'hcr bearer* ga -. m :i» >•*■!• \ ■ ! ‘A luok nor u .iia .h d li.l» . to I tic lh Id ■lid hear Etc !»•: i If* iu • miiiioI. ju-l at ■ J a a iiHiiui*nt mvhen It nttlldiiT Iinvi* win ml 1— 5 ho'mlu.l at tilnliii'bay h Tlio men ol ( ‘it M' i i Ci i -. I M i l l 111 I ' l l . I f g l * * l f t i l l * d l l l l ? the Twenty-sixth ttaiinllon si cut the rill Inti ltdillll L* :il * I k llt»'»lll t*''f In-1' test ol llie.n b 'h l tnsiroi Hoe u.« nail lien left us lo Jotkl life |o ■th'ii ,Wc In ilu- pul ii i * ( ni-nn-'i nppii'ii' ti i*l M ere as lierlolls as a ’oil ol . n K and truus|Miri kiixlrs I" carry In t ut I'll1 “ I f a man w rite a b e tte r book, jtreaeh a better sermon n seem ed lo two Mini the licruiiiiis a niiiimi Ii Imi Mini valid bag* I «• th^ front tri’ii' tn**i. We Inil ii (ill nt Inmidf it* ii ii is i eortnlmy know that they could nr build a b etter mouse trap; no m atter if be builds bis turning with mir loads. Passing n come over-and walk right through us. house in tbe'w ildern ess, the w orld w ill m ake a beaten point m iiit li was called Mlinipucl t'nr hut putsldc of ii few cttHUaltlci) from tu-r, because the Gernifius tind pris'ls* sniping, such as. the one Hud Is’ fcll path to his d o o r.” - - •> - -- - - range of ft, we were* t might In. mu l bit KourteCdlh phi toon man. which I * * -Emerson, oldne guu lire and hail to He on mir have told nlniUt. nothing very alarming Htouiai'ii* for twenty itithtitc*. during lmp[H*ned the llrst day rind night, and which mc lq-t mu* man. wounded. .( hy that lim e we had got steady on our Kent him hack miff Meat on xvltli inx Joh. W e held flu* position for twentyparty, only run Inin iiimthi'r puu him' six days, widen Is till' longest ported gun slioMer a half mile fnrflTTY on that any (T.midlaii or Itrltlsli orgaDila­ Things'have grown larger hut have not changed from yesterday. While Me Mere lying duun rt»'t*sni(iC' tion has ever remained in a front lino Tha t Systsm Worked First Rat* tills a concealed" itrltlsli battery^ of trench With Us. * Today, people listen for the best. * They are a reading people live Inch gnu*, about wlilch we knew ( ii none o f the stories I've rend have and are constantly looking for the best. - - - - - I e\er tas-r, l.Viirli lighting ns It was sight," and four pulls, “Sound gas imtlitiig. oiMJUisl up right over our rnrrlisl on I ii Ivolgliini adequately de- qluyni.". The tiro stjeo in a trench la a itead*. tl slnmU its up nml seared u* so The Thrill and the Hell of the Trenches, Described by an American Boy. Bee Brand Insect Powder sr.y s No. 2. The Bomb Raid Jouutxa Hotel Neptune W Ten P o lla rs R ew ard W ade, The Tuner, Orlando, Florida Try The Want Column ' s ' . fi! SPECIALIZE O V E R J O Y E D W IT H IT S E F F E C T S * . * Some of the Good Things About Martin’s Liver Medicine That Can’t be Said About Drugs Containing Nauseating Calomel - W , L. Roberta, 550 Duncan Ave., Macon, Ga., was recently induced to try tho guaranteed Martin’s Liver Medicine—i‘‘ tho medicine that has no calomel in it, but does the work just the same." A fter using one bottlo Mr. Robert* wrote to the Georgia Medicine Company ns follows: " I l i t i f iitril n*» tlr»( In’ !tic " k M o lls » liv e r Mrdtcine snd h »»e ifirrn II In r.iir cliillirrn, I am sbteluwly orninyeil with •*» tctihti. The |)lr*txlil (atie ni**i'» it ts 'T •" sive chihlrtn and it » r l» •■> pleaian 1/, nil'Jly m il hriieficiiltv on th in lhar they never n . ith molicine. I lake it e i)»r l( wilhoirt har.iiff lo suspend Jioii»chol4 tfiiilta Hi I« llii* CAff wli«*n 1 lift otiiff wifdlS* t i n t i Mr M iiirhoj'l rtu tmfnl r.n\- now complete without‘Marlin'^ U w f Medicine. It is reiilly foolish for anybody to taka calomel—a sickening', nausenting, poisonous mineral that used to bo prescribed by physicians days-when JTn iv « it t» « in *• — J — -------fraternity didn’t know the medical fratcrnil any better. In ‘.hexe^days of progress and en- llghtonment, modern physician* pre­ scribe n x'ecctablo laxative intsead of a mineral ore. Such medicine as Mar­ tin’s Liver Medicine, fo r instance, will fulfill all the requirements of a laxa­ tive or purg'tivc, acting effectively on the liver nr.d mildly on the boxvcls witout the pain or discomfort which accompanies use o f calomel. Martin’s IJver Medicine is one of tho few absolutely guaranteed pre­ parations. I f it does.not give entire ratisfaction, thq empty bottle may be returned to **he druggist and the 50c will bo cheerfully refunded. , Martin's U v tr Medicine is not only pleasant InJts action,'but pleastint to tako. It Is one of Nature’* remedies, restores the liver to’ norma! action, thereby guarding tho health. You ought to navo a bottlo of Mnrtin's Liver Medicino in your medicine chest all the time. A dose or two of it when you feel headachy or billious will stave off a spell o f sickness. Sold by R. C. BOWER, Sanford, Fla. that some o f our party were now wurw* off Hum the man who hud lieeii hit ntul cnrrlisl to tin* reap. We fluidly got lo getlier and went on. When we were iiUmt a tulle behind the reserve trench, ■tumbling In the ilark through the InM aid most dangerous pntlj overland, we lienrd a lone siren whistle.(followed by a wave of nictallle hatinui'rhiU and wild tooling which seemed lit spread over nil o f Belgium a tulle,a head o f u*. All nny of u* rould *ay mus: "On*!" * All you could «ee In The dark was a collection of white and frightened face*. Every trembling linger scented tiM kMiird an a thumb ns Wo got but.oiir gns masks and helmet* and put them on, following directions a* nearly at m i * could. I ordered the men to nit' still and sent two forward to notify me from headquarters when tho ip»* alarm was over. They lost their mh> and were not found for two day*. We suit there for nh hour, nml then 1 ven­ tured to tako my mask off. A* nothing, happened, I ordered tho,men to do the same. When wo got Infe the trenches with our pnek* wo found that the gns alarm had lieeu one of Fritz's Joke* ' Tho itr»t siren* had been sounded In the German Uni's, and there hftdp't been any ga*. Our men evened tiling* up with the Germans, however, the next night. 8omt) of out- scouts crawled clear up to Hie German Imrlied wire, ten yards In front of tlio enemy Are trench, tied empty Jam tin* to tho barricade and then, after attdobing small telephone wife* to the barbed strands, crawled hack to our trenches. When they idartcd pulling the telcptjsup wires t|ie You invite them to your door through advertising. You .must hold them with your product. > - - - W c do both and that is 4 the sole reason why wc have and are succeeding with our GAS and S T E A M F IT T IN G , P L U M B IN G , IR R IG A T IO N P L A N T S , S E W E R P IP E and T IL E , O IL and G A S E N G IN E S , P U M P S and S P R A Y IN G M A C H IN E R Y "We Built The Sea-Wall 9) • JL Mahoney-Walker OAK and THIRD . PHONE 388 (M E M B E R S SA N E O U D B O AR D O F T R A D E 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, 1917 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, July 24, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 1917. 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>, July 24, 1917; <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