78 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/52fd25e18723eb8024b15f725950f299.pdf b3b9dffe838a87cef49c6ae0c6953f52 PDF Text Text IN THE HEAR1 OP, THE 'WORLD’S GREATEST .VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED : ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IMI • WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — L ift /• Worth• Living VOLUME IX 8ANFOOIVPLOniDAV TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1917 NUMBER 12 juat returned from a tour of Invcstl* nation which took him to tho .Im­ L. A. BRUMLEY SIIIPPE 'EDERAL. (BUILDING WAS the work on* tho $70,000 edifice ^hat DECIDE TO ARM AND EQUIP . portant markets of the • country, will represent Undo Sam at Sanford FIFTY BALES LAST * 125 MEN IN COUNTY OFFICIALLY SEALED during which he met and personally will bo completed in a few months . . . WEEK . <• • • YESTERDAY •• and promises' to be o n o o fth e finest The .board of county commission- * talked with the foremoat authorities * Tb. following article from tho connected with the fruit and'produce And now comes Sanford—tho veg­ The new Fcoral building—the first edifices'for the sise irt’thc south. • ere th in k ‘ that tho County Guards should, be equipped and equipped Florid* Grower will bo‘ most intcr- industries,, leading.banker* and man­ etable center of the United States— one to be erected in Hanford was of­ with the best, that can be purchased, -PM to tho. growers of Seminole ufacturers, government officials, tho and ships fifty, bales of cotton.and a ficially star.ted> yesterday by the lay­ Realraln Tax Commlaalon Tallahasacci Sept. 28.—Judge' E. for when tho gyarda are needed they | fQQBty and should be read by each Food Administration, the Bureau of car load'of cottoq. seed .and.there is ing of tho corner atone and most ap­ Markets. In fact, felt the pulse of nore to fojlow. , • ’ propriate exercises were arranged by C.- Love, of this circuit, at Quincy will bo needed badly and this ia tak­ «{them: the entire nation, gaining first hand’, This is preparedness with a ven­ the /Sanford .lodge of Masons who today granted th e . temporary re­ Ing time by the forelock and prepar­ *Wbat shout crops this fall and reliable information on every subject straining' krder to *prevent State ing for any eventualities'. geance and wo. are certainly follow­ had charge of the program. winter? WilTtbere be a market for th a t in any munner has a bearing on The exercises started promptly at Comptroller Ernest Amos from issu­ Tho board also thinks that tbfc perishables? Wi» there be enough tho production and marketing of ing.out the injunction 6f the? govr ing warrants to pay the aalarire of business men of Seminole county ernment to plant staples fof* with the four,o!clock, Dr. Gcftrgo Hyman act­ . „ „ to move our crops? Will eon- Florida fruits and vegetables. enormous corn crop- here this scasorr ing hs chairman and introducing the the threb state tax comipissioncimfor who are willing to neglect their busi­ suiticrs buy celery, peppers, eggplant, D r,'Ross’ message to tho growers and the establishment of a mill to speakers. After the call to order the quarter ending Sept. 30, amount­ ness two nights in the week to drill lettuce, strawberries or will these be and producers of Florida, which fol­ grind our corn meal and grits and Rev. Steinmeycr asked the holp of ing to $760 each. The injunction and to leave that business in cs*o duied aMinuries? How about orlows is one of the utmost importance. feeds this section caii^no .longer be God upun this undertaking and upon asked for by Judge W. J. Oven of there was actual-need for their ser­ int« snd grapefruit? Would it be Tallahassee, and Senator J. Y. Wat­ ttftr to grow staples this year? . Will It answers these questions which ap­ referred to ns tho vejgetnblc section tho United States in this time of son of Quincy, representing W. Hen­ vices are entitled to some considera­ pear at the beginning of this article; but from this time on we arc the stress and trouble. ’ . tion, and hence in looking nt tho . tbe. Kood Administration cooporato ry 'Mosely, n large tax payer of Gads matter from every side tho'y decided answers them fairly and squarely greatest farming section in tho coun­ After n selection by the Sanford rith Florida growers in the trans­ .. ’ .* 's' Band Judge E. F. Ifoushblder was den .county, was not granteef 7>e- nt their meeting yesterday to ndverportation of Jjeriahablo crops? Can with, statements of- absolute fact— try. * not hearsay, or guess—and the au­ ■ Last week a strange sight was introduced and made one* of the cquso .the sunsjt! journal showed tiso for sale county warrants to tho se look'to the Bureau of Markets thority for each answer is on each witnessed on the streets. Several most stirring appeals for the brother­ Hint tbc record of thq passage of the nmnunt of $3850.00 for tho equip­ (or assistance? What attitude will case from the highest available wngon loads of baled cotton were hood of mnn as applied to all na­ bill creating the tax commission in ment of .125 men in 'tho county to tbc government tnko in regard to 1.913 was irppcrfcct, but because the Florida.produce? la thero a possi­ source, • You should not only read noticed going to the station and they tions.and faking tho present*war as constitution'in section'30 of nrticio net ns county gunrds subject to call * bility of fiver production? Will the these statements, you should digest excited considerable comment. They an example of the nutocrntic spirit III provides that nil npprApriation at any time, night or day, during ■ transportation companies, give us them, impress them deeply on your carried 'the %older residents .and es­ that prevails in part of Europo cnllcd bilLsJiall nbt contain other matters. these troublesome war times,•very assistance.in the prompt move- memory and for your own best in­ pecially those of other-states hack to attention to tho difference between Thefce were the two great points The commanding officer, Capt. mrr.t of crops or will our produce rot terests a t well as in the interest of their, old homes nnd boyhood days, tho broad spirit of dcmocraticAmcr- made by . tho attorneys who sought C. H. Dingce wan also authorized by is the fields becauso of our inability your fellow growers and the fruit for it has been a long timo since ieu and the narrfiw ideas that dom­ to invniidute the law creating the tho board of county commissioners to move it? Will Florida growers bo and trucking industries as a whole, haled cotton was seen in this city. inate the countries ruled by the war tax commission amd making n con­ to purchase suitable nrrqs and am­ The cotton was from the gin of lords. Ills address was a master-‘ „’_lble to make n fair profit on 'the resolve to act upon tlm suggestions tinuing appropriation for it^the first munitions and uniforms 'nt onco tho * L. A. Brumley nnd he shipped fifty piece nnd was well received. it contains in Order that the maxicrops produced this year? What relating to the imperfect record 'of same to lie delivered here In tho bales or one car lond -to Savannah I t must prevent , itcfi mint be taken laKcn now to io proven " 8ul,s m3V bc r‘'nli“ 'd* The, second speaker wns 1’rof. the passage of. the kill in that the next thirty days, ut which timo tho loss am! insure success? If the Gov-j “I have just returned from Wnsh- tojhe stored. He also shipped a car A. L. Hatch, principal of the Oviedo yq^ and nay vote of the senate was warrants will bo available to pay for *. ernraent is going to help ua, what ington, where I personally visited load of cotton seed. the same. Mj. Brumley states that he will schools w|io represented the Board mii\l>laccd in the-bound copy of the must we do to help the government, the olficials of the Food•Adminlstrnof Trade and who prefaced his ro* This number of men will givo ev­ state journal was not sustained by have probably forty more baits 'as ' Thee and many othVr questions lio" Du" au* “nd 1 ratb« thi" k lh ‘“ he hns not finished picking and the marks with a short history of the the court, but tho-sccond point to ery pnrt ot Seminole county amplo * . ,re uppermost in the minds Of Flor- wc to give a message to the rains stopped tho. work somewhat Hanford Board of Trnde und "the tho effect thnt the law was uncon­ protection, as Sanford will have 75 ‘ ids farmers truckers and gtowcrJ. Brower, 0f Fiorida an; that the same last week jiut he will finish up in a good work it was doing, citing that stitutional because of its double pro­ men, Oviedo 16 men, Geneva 16 'The war ha* brought about many "houId be mndo putillc public through through the few more weeks nnd enn then deter­ although every business man In the visions was sustained by Judge Love, men, Long wood 10 .men. In case columns of the Florida Grower. (binges. I t lies produced' stlmulalmine just what the rotton crop county di.d not belong to it, certnin- and for that reason the restraining Chuluota wants a*squad thero will ing effects on some industries, driven "I would like to add that I was means to this section. Mr. Brumley ly every business man in the.county order wns granted. Tho state ap­ >e one at Geneva and tho same holds ' particularly unxious to know what is the pioneer in thia departure ns was benefitting from it and the new pealed tbe latter to the supreme true of Altamonte, this m atter- of . • t h e n out of I xistence. _il- has open ed new markets and closed'old ones.' tho attitude of the Federal Go'vern- well as the- grinding of corn and postoflice building £aa among the court nnd the attorneys for M '^ l y distributing tbe country squads bo­ ng up to the commissioners of these I .At t result* every business man, ment would be as to iqorketing nnd while he is one of tho large growers many J e s u its of 'the work of tho nppouled the former. districts as they know tho needs of r professional man, fnrmor, In factj distribution of perishnlde product* of winter vegetables he also thinks united efforts of tbc Hanford Board their precincts. * . •fettle in all walks of life, in every such ns the t growers of Florida usual­ thnt staples ran and should ho of Trade: Prof. Hatch closed with .Dr. Willlnn at the -Temple — the well wishes and friendly spirit of Such a dintrlhutinq will give tho line of endeavor nrc asking the ques­ ly produce, especially strawberries, grown in t!»o Sanford section nnd he The sermon delivered at tho Bap­ tion, ”llow will it afTcct my busi- lettuce and' Celery—tilings which are has demonstrated that his ideas arc Hcrninolo county toward Hanford, tist Temple last Sunday evening wns county a fine lot of men and as thero . *e»t, or how will it nflcct me?" usually classed ns luxuries—and upon right by growing Che cotton nnd corn the county seat. delivered by Itev. .Dr, W. W. Wil*. nro good roads radiating in ovcry While the band played tbe crowd linn, state secretary Sundny school direction from Sinford tho guards in A groat many growers of perfsh- this point we. wefe assured by all of and other staples successfully. then wended its way to the corner tho federal authorities'who hnvc» connnd B. Y. P. U. work.’ The text nnd this city can' respond to a riot call [ able.crops have been led to bellovo stone where th e . beautiful ceremony subject used hy Dr. WHlian wns a to any pari of the county in an hour Iht the Food Administration’s food trol of tho food distribution thnt iiy a vote of 1 to 1 tho property conservation program would have Jthey were not only willing thnt these owners of tho St. Cloud , district of this grand old order wns carried novel one, “ Overcomcth." At the and tho county will have tho b?st of ill effects upon some crops ns a re ! articles should be produced in the created n special road and bridge out by Worshipful Master Oliver J. beginning of the discourse it was a protection at all times'. little hard for the inexperienced to tuoilly produced in Florida, such ns ; usual or even greater quantities, but district nnd approved the issuance of Miller nnd the following officers: It w*ss also tho opinion of tho Frank L. Miller, ns Deputy Grand see just how this splendid mnn could hoard that the purchase of good celery, eggplants, strawberries, pep- J were particularly nnxious that this $275,000 in bonds for the .purpose of get n good sermon out of this text, rifles that ,would hnvc a Bale after P«n, etc. It has been thought by, should be done, nnd the output even building n hard surfaced road of Master. James Moughton, as Grand He- but it was iiot long before Dr. Wil- the guards had been mustered out . tuny that these crops would not increased, nnd that they would lend bituminous concrete from the canal , . iian had his audjcncc with him, and would be a good proposition and it tad’ a profitable market, inaamuch every facility within their power for west of St. Cloud to ffarcoosco and nior Warden. H. G. Kennedy, as Grand Acting after reading tho .passngo of Scrip- a more than probable th at tho Win­ *i they would be looked .upon by the shipment and distribption.of thla from-Ashton to the east county line, ' • where the road will connect with the Junior Vfardon..turc, the 13th chapter of Numbers, chester 94 modci- shooting tho 33-80 lb< trade, tho consumer and tho class' bf product. ' G. W. Spencer, as Grand Treas­ beginning with the 26th verse bullet- will bo purchased, which .ia Brevard 'county road, leading to -fevernment as-Iuxuries,- Tho idoa Mr. Chambers a Yi$o president of urer. • through the chapter, which was tho letter known as tho Winchester car­ — wraifd to prevail that only crops the Santo Fc railroad, who has been Melbourne. „ . J. K. Mettingcr, ns Acting Grand­ lesson of tho evening nnd which pas line, a light but vary powerful riflo Ibal promised ’anything like satis­ appointed administrative officer at "A pound loaf of brend sells in Secretary. sage described tho trip made by the that carries a steel jacketed bullet factory returns were those th at Washington in tho Federal Service England for 6 cents and in the F. P. Forster, Grand Chaplain. two men sent out by Moses to view and had a wonderful shooting record toald be classed as staples. of all the great transportation enm- United States for 10 cents, although W. C. DcCoursey, ns Grand Se­ the /.and of Promise, nnd who come and is being furnished by tho Win­ paniea in the country, and who is in Citrui growers, or at least a good the.former depends on ocean•ton­ nior Peacon. back and reported many things that chester people to the different states Percentage of. them have taken a_ a position to say the last word as to nage for her food supply, while tfio J. D. Jinklns, as G rand'Junior were to bo overcome before *the wherever the guards are .being form­ pessimistic view of thoV ltua- transportation facilities, assured us latter is self sustaining. How does Deacon. • people could take posscssioh of the ed and has also' been sold to several Hon. . Oranges and grapefruit, they that he wos particularly anxious that England do it, nnd if England can W, M. Haynes, as Grand Senior land. During tho sermon It was counties of Florida. Pointed out, iu>e luxurica. Peoplo Florida grower*should produce more do it, why can't we?" aska tho Val­ Steward. *. . , pointed out that the lesson of old The guns were purchased from tho »on't eat thohi this winter. The than ever of tho cr°P8 * h,ch *r* dosta Times. The answer in easy. * John ' Stamper, -os Grand Jnuior had to do with every day life, and Hill Hardware Co., of thla city. tovernment has howled save and u,uaI to Florida, and that it would Thus far,, the profiteer is controllirig Steward.• • ’ that wc aa indMdusla had many Tho county commissioners did not lotuerve until the consqminr public be. hla* particular pleasure to help us tho nation’s patriotism. , C. O. Bradbury, aa Grand Tyler. things' to overcome, but that we had como to this conclusion in a day but ««not help but look upon citrus ,n every, way posslblo to see that Tho corner atone with the name of many things and helps to help .ua havo been considering tho propoai- , Attention, W. T.-U .. faits'ii unnecessary. Even if wo thcP° food8 had read y . transportaWilliam C, McAdoo, Secretary of ovorcbmc Binful things. This ser­ tlon very carefully for the past two . The W. C. T. U. will have a very »uld induce people to consume our t,on ’and distribution in marketing, the Treasury of tho United States mon, intorepersod at the prQper tlmea months and it waa only after Iftw frujls this yesr it will avail ua little, and even went further by saying that important meeting Thursday after­ inscribed thereon was laid on the with bright,, witty sayings, bearing m atter4had been* brought to their noon, 3 o'clock. All members' are for with the government using every H f" tb ®. course of the coming scanortheast corner of the building and on-the subject la one that will be re­ attention ip the proper light and; aw ■ urgently requesfed to bo present. •vailable car for tho transportation ,on’a «bipmenta w? hhould find ourmembered alwys by the large con an appeal from tho taxpayers of the •f troap., iupplUa/ammunition and ae,VM ,h eny way handicapped fo gregation that was present and the different precincts th at they favored °‘*>er war neceasitjea it ia evident care or distribution facilities, tlre /h e Influence of that 'sermon will bo spending tho money and whilo th e lk»t the possibility of moving our wou,d bo vcry *,ad for U8 t0 80 ,n* noted on tho community. crop, a short one, is poor. .form him Immediately, and it hap­ law asya that the Home Guards are* i . i • pening for onco that his word was to be equipped and tho commission­ Charles Electric Company Mores to ers shall pay the bill tbe Home • la ail sincerity" they0 rentlv^be.' * New Quarters Her, themUue' P 8eo th a t Florida growers were Guards anftuhe commlaaionew have Tho Chnrles Electric Company for been working in. harmony with tho J ‘btm over and over n^nln each tlm t affordod ovcry Possible transport*­ aomo time occupying the .ytand at solo idea of saving all the money 113 8. Park avenuo*has moved to possible and gotting only what tbe . M . I othn, th. thought. thl” « lb ‘ * lh ,y eouId pV°d“" ' new quarters in tho Miller building men.would actually need. . I hey h,ve harbored auch lmprea-l "T h e idea aeoms to prevail among on Magnolia ajrcnuc, just next door “ om and nursed thorn to ’ mature government otpdala that the more i • to the Sanford Herald Square. This -It is safo-to assert th a t thLa action Fwri* to. add to their aelf Iropoaed of the Florida perishables we can on tho part cf the board meets with r The same question may be asked in reference to other largo business company desires to express through the approval of tho people Every­ . M you aak on what grounds «ot dnto the market* of tho country the columns of The Herald,'its ain| [[•y have founded auch a belief »nd Ihduce the people to cat more firms and corporations: ‘ ‘ , cercst thanks for the many courte­ where as there are no armed men In' * Why a directorship and executive htad. for a* bank, a wholesale gro­ *«y will point to the pjuch talked of *nd Induce the 'people* to eat would sies ahown it by the peoplo of San­ the-state at the present t^me and MUooal car shortage, to newapaper m e an th a t muqh decrease In the con- cery, a commission-busin'eas, .a dry goods, store, a newspaper? . such organlrfatipns are badly needed. •tareheada announcing the fact th a t ■umptlon. o? the more stable pro- . If-a bank with a capital of $100,000 has V working steadily employed ford whilo at their old stand, and II! Ul“ric8 wBl And a market thla (u»cta. which can he held for our man at its hoad looking after the institution’s interest every minute and also desires to invito* their friends If, the pUns outlined in a* report knd any atrapers to-visit them .in m r. They have applied these eon- *vtnle* In Europe and feed the dvil- every day, ‘ . to the Board, of Governors of thq their new place, wherq they will have Why shouldn't the dtixene’’ firm of Sanford, FIa„ with a real citato ^°n « to th0 marketing of dtrua !»» p o p u l a t i o n our alliea. Tampa,Board of Trade Thursday of more rootn and a larger display of u* 'dthout Mopping to find o u t " Y o u may fftate that both Sale* and personal capital of over $3,000,000 have an executive who must de­ last week by the Good Roads Com­ gooda and electrical fixtures, and doi fr °r n°t they, are justified In Manager Skclly and myaelf came vote his entire time to the upbuilding and forging ahead of your business mittee of tho board are put into ef­ • . ' where tho old motto o^ "courtesy t ao, and have drawn their eon- away from Washington feeling that —your town? fect a good, roads bond issue of The Board of Trade has arranged a dtlxena* meeting for Moqday, and better service" ring true* In cfaalona on this baala^ ’ *. *a \o i ‘ ‘ " $760,p00 will be voted .on in Hills­ “ F°u are one of those holding ou* mind* and that we were entirely Oct. 6th, at 7:30 p.-tn., at the GRAMMAR SCHOOL AUDITORIUM every sense of the word. borough, county. .Should the bond *«iwa, if-you are lne\)ned to aatlafled V ith the Assurance, given ua and at this meeting prominent men from other dtire will be present to i«ue carry every main highway West Palm Beach is planning to* 2 l?k/ h a t Florid, citrus growers by the federal ’authorities u to tho tell ua in detail and frankly the good and bad features of a commissioned leading from Tampa to county neats t . . . hold a harvest festival and fair on tnickera. are handicapped this aId th®X WDU,d *,vo U8 ,n *cttln* tb* governed town. of the several adjoining counties will This ia a dtlxena’ meeting. It ia your meeting, a meeting wherein Oct/ 29, 80j 81, Nov. 1, 2 . and 8. fanryou wlU do well to heed duo- Produce/ of tie Florida farmer* to be hard surfaced, and a number of your personal interests reet. . * *.^’ Plana outlined already call for a very Uf n th# lo w in g authentic report tba POOP1® for. consumption .during The meeting is solely progressive and businesslike. I t ia Impartial attractive program, and the proroads’not now. pav«t, mostly later­ Fieri!' Rot8« President o f'tlfi coming winter. .V; ‘ als or feeders 'wfil be paved. . * • Citrus Exchange, who hfts j * (Contln ued op Page 4) *• • and without criticism. • Tor lbo *rorc^ the **w’ thnt WHY A COMMISSION wou,d FORM OF GOVERNMENT FOR CITY OF SANFORD �; T j, happed in an .aeroplane ‘Cf'SS&LZZZ agaota. j ^ ‘ : A w hole'navy is destroyed In a sea of burning oil. * The stoke room of a bsttloshlp la { „ • . ..r*t aean engulfed as the vessel founders. . Gas attacks as' conducted on tho Glory of the Notion i\<r'joyce and ’ Harry battlefield arerep ro d u ced w lth .fiddl* - an all a tif Vlttgrapb I tr .to actual conditions. •• ' .. ... • President Wilson is- presented' da* is shown a tr r tt t Lyric t 1 . I * ■ ■ v;V v;' n Thursday or® listed. be- live ring an oration to a victorious 1!.. E •v&.r: nation. _ Lyric Thursday. Sf Sf f i &Sf e v W ~ i AIT!M M M iilliSsI ' • »Jt. .. • . ~mm A‘-e w York U shown bombed frpm ^IffiSiSa iky.‘ : - ; )C® Iiooncvclt make® V,rous*Afri. Spenc*r Enlerlalnt patrlotle-ipeech.' ^ *V .T h e T ruth SeeKers, the- ladle* ubmafincs kV® shown discharging Dibit d isa of the MathodUt church W.A.B *“**oca under water. / 1 was delightfully entertained at the C.iBYLE BLACKWELL and JUNE capltoi at W uhington la. thk home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Spen- ! : V ELVIDGE la und for a: scene containing ccr Tuesday afternoon,' 8®pt. 26th. “The Marriage Market" After • large number had gathered on th e'ap ad b u s fern decked------ *■ its fight a duel with rg piers; the President, Mra. L. P .; Navy yards and munition factor­ called the class to order and the folies are Seen in full blast. Jo wing wmathe program for th a after*, Zeppelins are witnessed msneuVe£ noon: ■ , • ’ c In action. . *. .* Class song, Scripture .raiding and “A Wife Suspicion" t new invention, the “ aerial tor­ prayer,' reading of Urinates, treaa. pedo 1* demonstrated! • “ The Vatnp of the Gamp" urcr’s report and^paym ent of dues, A d e te r secret wireless telephono rep or tn of various committees, elec­ “Mystery of the Double Cross" ^CTTltfV' i employed to send dispatches from tion, of officers for the ensuing year, a daring 'g irl in th e enemy head­ Which fa u lte d In,tJjg. following: ' quarters to’ the American lines. Mrs. L. P. Hagan; president; Mrs. The legendary Columbia la brough T. 0. Charles,.vice president; Mrs. The legendary Columbia’ is F. K. Stelnmeyer, teacher;'.M is. It. WILLIAM PARNUM in jught to life with an invincible M. Mason, secretary; Mrs. T,_ J. * “Price of 'Silence” ord and ahield. . Adams, treasurer; Mrs. Jaa. Hays, A pacifist meeting turns into, a daw reporter; Mrs. II. IL' Chappell, ALSO A COMEDY lot that is anything but pacific. ’ Ch. Devotional Com.; Mrs. Roland Vf • ' ' , . f • A human militaristic* machine Marsh, Ch. 8oda) Coin.; Mrs< E.*W. t slays bis own son to ohforee died- Pcsbody, Ch.- Flower Com.; Mra. ■ Elder, Membership Com. pline and to gain tlpio for a battld. P . .. M. V ' ' • A Clwil War battle field strewn - Mrs. Marsh took charge and called ’ w ith hero dead la transformed into upon Mrs. D. A. Kelly to give' Rem­ I P O C TO U EIt 4(1. . terrain pieopia.with restored armies. iniscences of Junaluaka, but lik • ' ALICE JOYCE t o ■— i am ■ ■*■* ■■■■ ily. and .ftctpresjm - TONIGHT SA T U R D A Y “M ONDAY C O M ING ! \, ■* |w • • The Glory of the Nation THURSDAY . OCT.4TH. M g ; tfSJ*yx Wttw.Vr; “Womanhood** -A*’**?. 1* luring Alice Joyce and Harry Morey. . > If you see “ WOMANHOOD"—The Glory of ,the Nation, ytm will appreciate the situation this cquntry ia In. : : r : It portrayB the three great loves of a womans The love of a maid for a man, the love of a mother former child, the love of a woman for hercountry. :* : ' * ADMISSION:. V •L, Value Above -V.. store; to give you the greatest possible values in clothea—value in .the Btyle, value in the fit, value in in-the quality, tailoring, and in the long *’ % . *- i wear. . y \r i* k And fcecausA* we leel / this way, we've arranged to take carevof you in H&rt Schaffner & Marx. clothes. They give you . more value than' any" other clothes we know1of. * . - ........ • i ■ . r Considering what<yoif, gdtfoi4your money, they are thq l o w e s t -priced clothes made; fhey’re so 1 or your inoney.back. 4 i w.-i1-1. r -Wf T*= mmm most platform apeakera . calmly - Ig­ nored her aubjoct and apoko of the duty and obligations Imposed^ by the 'war' upon the organised Sunday jehool daises.* This was faponded to very nobly and entbuidaatlcally by this class voting to 'ta k o up the work of tho Red Cross and also to practlco food conservation as an; org’anltcd b o d y .. Mrs. J, K; MctUngcr, Mra. Claudi Herndon and Mrs. Jno. Thomaji Ton dered a beautiful trio, entitled “Swing Low Sweet Chariot,'1 After which .the hostess served dslnty-re­ freshments,. . V : . am m n’° " " 3i i Mlaa Frances BaU'lMvea.TugadAF for Orlando wham aha will attend the Cathedral School.’ , P ■ . t t V ' Mlaa Bdba Plant an d , Mr. *aa.d Mrs. Mack B utt are the guests of Dr.” and Mrs! Cedi B utt thla waak. Mise Plant laaree for. Orlando today. I5. » > , k* 4 . i . SnV ‘ ' | , n ? J ‘ rmp r “ ,C*"ty Plants , growing J„ K fl g c ^ l t w . spared for. •quires mr [ V . H-2tp . ▼wi ,- t | . . T®f two,. from a short business trip to A t­ .Jrnished | ** ” » v W( /-W* " , 1" S~ lanta, Q t.m m m U m nt. with s l c ^ g;*'porch, snt . * . A. / --------ieners. Mrs. ForresL Lake Jias returned 618 O at and gr-ja m Ins homa.from Staunton, Vs., where her .'Hit i daughter is In sehoo),' Miss 8erita saya aha likes tb s’ school fine but 1 All Local A d v e rtisem e n t. Under Large porches, fins shade trees, a 1 gets dreadfully homesick. .' This Heading. THBBR CENTS ■ very desirable' location. 'Addrr*, J e P o rE n e k liiM G «. L. I t P, 1. S.nford. . .M rs. T .’, H / Leach arrived .himfti e 25 Cent*. .... ^ ■ . .7 2tc Wednesday from Jacksonville^ She will in the future m ike birr homo FOR SALE “• ---------------- - . - . - I * 004 with her son, A. M. Leach of this land on..lake' front, close to town. ' For Bala—Cabinet Grand piano, Mfa. C. R.' Walker; 1006 E. 8«cond c ity ..’* Qna tons and action. Address Box ttrM t.-:> !« ^^> , . 1 1 1 . > 10-2tc 116. Oviedo, Fla. . 10-2te • Mr. and Mrs, .J: I>. • For Rent—One rbdmj |7.00 pcfMrsNF. S. B attle and Mra- J. Cowart, of Sorrento were In* town * For Sale—Pair of fine setter bird month! ’ 211 E, Third street. -lOltp 1 "I ‘ I ■11■! II ---------phpa, four months old, M. H. Rich­ this week. . > v .* ‘ For-Rent—Nine rooms and sleep- J ardson, Monroe, NC. 10 * 2tp • * f *__ J____ L* - .. _____ __ __________^_ Ing porch over Herald office. Most * ' Some .women have very gweet dis­ For 8 ale—)D16 Model to r J tour­ convenient apartments In the city. positions. but their next door neigh­ ing car. Good condition. Address Inquire of IU J. Holly1, cjire Hersld. * bors seldom, know. i t . - • -‘ 103-Otp m D, care of Herald, Sanford, Fla. . • IMf * Anyone can wavo a flag and ■For S ale-1 whoop-hooray, but" It takes nervo Garrigon, R. D. No. J, Sanford. For Sale—Fifteen acres, abouiiS and grit to'go out and get shot Into acres cleared’, fronting Lake, Monroe. mincemeat for it. . * Abundant muck pn place. Fifteeb * it ,v. • minutes’ walk from poatolllce. See 'For Rent—N o.-708 Pw k avenue, I . Some people are ao, crooked they 7-tf* 6 rooms and bath, nowly papered would put off dying Just for a chance C. H. Leffiei1. and electric - lights.‘ -Apply H. C. to cheat ’the undertaker out - of a 0-tf Strawberry Plants (or Sale—Klon­ DuBose, First and Park. Job. ’ *• dike plants at 11.75 per' thousand. Furnished Rooms by Day, Week Some pcoplo . nro ao. simple they Inquire Mrs! Jack Vaughn, R. F. D, or Month—Pajrk avsnuo flat, 106. Route A. „ 6-8tj> ' believe anything any one tells them North Park avenue, over L. R, and no one believes whit*.they aay, Philips & Co, drug atore. Mrs. For Brio—One 60 gal oil tank ----- •-----------------C. C. Hart,, mainager. 80-tf with pump, one 60 gal gisoline tank, Extra precautions should be taken two ice choitg, one, show case. S WANTED ( f while fishing. You * might hook o Runge ^torc, Sanford avenue. 0-tfc , T— submarine.. . • Wanted—Two good boys wanted : For Sale—Shetland pony, seven A silent man makes an excellent' years old, gentfa and broken to a t once for Western! Union messen* . mate for a talkative woman. , Them' fiddle; S, Runge, 417 W. Third St. ger service.' Good pay-to right boyv will also*give, boys course In telegra- %• la leas'chan co for a'fam ily Jar. .• • 9-tfc phy If so desired, 9-tfc ------- ------------—' . 1 ■ 'Don’t laugh at the g irl' with a . For 8ale—1014 Watercooied In­ 7? v Wahted-^Menl .’! > .. freckled'face. Sho probably h u a ternational Harvester Hslfton truck, Between 17. and *40,. Baptist inclear conscience—a Taro article these in good running condition, • a bar­ - - a *. t- • dined or. non-cburch preference, to gain. One double seated Surrey in good condljloh. ’Enquire Herald Join Bersan Class, R. M. Grovcnstein, president. 11-tf * About the meanest fellow, we knqw Offlce. . 0-tfc r' ’ of la the one .who sleeps all through Wanted—Position experienced tho sermon and then 'refuses* to see Extremely Reasonable—You can lady stenographer, Addrys ” M,u the collection plate «s it passes by. buy high grade upright piano, good 119 W. Fifth. 9-4tp aa newr . Roll top Office desk. Oaa • r• • -* , , •*.*v - r Lost—At Geneva! Raturday’ even­ Range cook stover slightly, used. . Spikenard. . Spikenard, or nard. mentioned by St. Call at 607 Park Ave., Sanford, Fig, ing, loose leaf note book. Reward' ^ohb,13^,. and St. Mark X4:3, wnn n U ■ ' ■.* ^ __ 9-3 to' If returned to’ H. H. Peabody, Sinhighly aromatic plant growing largely ford. ______ 10-2tc For Sale—New L,.C..Sm lth type­ In . tho Indies. From this plant was made the valuable extract or unguent, writer. Must be sold at once., Cash • ’Lost—A tire pumped up on rinl. or favorite perfume used at andaut will taka machine at half priced 30 X 8J4 casing;: Return 'to Hersld . i baths and feasts. Herald. Office. >2t o<P“ . , ‘ * J -W« <: r * ' \ . ■' ^ • 1 ........"> ...... .... . ~ 1 ■ .- . . j ■ •. • . • • • • *. . . *.• . . • *■*■ ■ • ■ . • ■* • • ... • • ---------------.. . . *^V»* ADVERTISING ■w!- • & x - r i ■ At .iZ • ■ ' Only Efxcluaioe Ready-to- Wear in Sanford . ?|l>r - i . * * . 1 -ft ^ as •. 1• sf • Street a* ni d Gad _ WUh th“ ncaa follow the youijg coople through lif e ,...,,;V . . : •’ pro^lflrt hi, bodyguard., ' lW tp For. Rent—To good- tenant, my -C : M. I I.n d returned T hursday ew patterns for iall are here; ■ u .luuuina Mip iu auiuuiB* r ? furnished ,wh and the; west. Her many friends kro vanr glad! to ace her once ~ Thundau Night Dunce The Thursday, evening dance a t th e Holy Cross Pariah House was quite a succoss. • There were -thiye tables of card s. and about fifteen couples dandng. The ball was dec­ orated In red,, white and blue atrea^nera and Japanese Janterns. • Across each end .In red, white and blue paper dangles ware" written the word, “ Welcome." -A three -piece orchestra furnished music. A special committee of Episcopal ladlea had. charga of tickets and re­ freshments. As part of the money ;l ftfcfco Purooldler boya wa all ought to join in and make these dances a big auccase. “ ■ •’ . - . * ■Sr; ^ v 1 *.,. ’ Cofeawit—V aiijia. " ^ v. . The prettiest wadding th a t baa tfikea place in Sanford in some tim e was the wedding of Miaa Alva Jeana •tte Vaaghn io Mr. Arthur Bennet Coleman Tuesday ev en in g ..at.'lm r Holy' Cross* Church, R ev..Peek of­ ficiating, .' •%’ •.* •••; The bride was attired vIn-a bead tlful blue taffeta coat eult Wl^h h at id aeeaanriaf, A o ;m atch .' . Mias Vaughn was given-awajiL*.hr bar grandfather. Mr. A. ' Vaughn'of this city. . .p. Ohljr the family and a few iritails n ere praM nt . j r ' V'. M lasV ugahn Is the daughter, of Mrs. Jennie Vaughn and has been With Yowell-Speer Co. fdr a long tl B . Mr..‘ and # r s . Coleman left im­ mediately after the ceremony .In their ear for Florence, S. C. They expect to be back In 8anford in two P io . 1 i ^ y • i‘^ s ’A/i*lsl31r .» . y* « Wednesday. : They':■'& flhe-blgVfiah and aUo caught a A u In the aar-’w lth'three hooka. . They brought-the man to Dr. • Millar‘who cut tba hooka out. He tn getting ’ every ; I ;• i '' •:* •*' •*, spirited outdoor; costumes j,'TiP ' ;* i \ \ XffftTEuCr*** * ’ , *•*' -• % 'VVItfTyi.l * . ' • V *■ *. ■.. •S . i . _ • V • . . *• . ? •: . ’ • ‘l . ' f •l r T* ^ .•<•'-* .•■ ■ •- *.; .. • ** - • - A<» * ■ * / . . .-. ' ■* *• ' . • - *. - . ' - 'A . -* -* , ’ * * ■ 7 - ’ -■ ( XJm �x m r ___ M not they will tro w 'o ld , getting tts . Ussra of Milk . . --------- . , what, they ean -out of'o th er Jwopie’e I Jo France, to protect the public gen­ money. erally, and children especially, against the nae of pkfm milk for thelr-food. tha country, near the Ysael fiver, andreZ . sale of whote and skim milk by . the tlnulng across the Book of Holland^. Y We hear of th e -young people at nemo dealer Is prohibited. Plain label- the sea. It waa built breectlons, : BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN various times especially* from those _' . . . Ini is required, and even separate for seven centuries has held back iS who* have no young people o f their transportation‘for tho skim milk la an- waters from the low-lying field,. J YOU AND M E." . By ETHEL HOLMES - . own and they all. have various .ideas I forced. -v* dOfeet brpgd at the base, 85 fett broad of bow the young people ahould "be at the top, and Its height varies £ £ » t ' - ■* raised. Now I have my own ideas 23 to 85 fe e t ■ Edwin Leltoy. was not an especially Leave Wall Enough Alono, o -of the young people and they havo spiritual, man, though bo was what * — been expressed^ through' these col­ may be termed a thoughtful one. Ho Tilly—“I'm got rig to see if I can't The Very Best T get that sullen chap to come out of his A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, umns. many times, 1 chn say one was not giten to philosophic ipecula- thelL" BUly—“Don’t; he's o pretty Bess—"And Is she a good thing for the young people of this tiona, nor was be of a devotional na­ | bad egg."—Town Topic#. *• w lfe r * 'Jane—*’A pippin I Why 'iu MHE'LL PBENT 'EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTEBER. city—they are not to blame if they ture. If be had any especial intellec­ poor chap tots no comfort w h a le r ? * c K H H K x so o a o o a o a a o o o o a o a a a o D a a o a o a o o o o a a a a a o o a o a o o o a o a c do not go straight for it Is a cinch tual predilection It waa for science, Brazil Immensely Rich. Another one in yesterday said to the that the people of this elty who have though even In this ho read only what Let’i Get B u y Brasil la Immensely rich, and tha waa written. for popular Instruction. No Improvement Shell wo Just stend around and /oh. superintendent, “ My .friend, does the money hive never contributed a Circumstanced had compelled him to minerals. are very considerable and “I believe that man has a screw that machine over get out of oVdar?" cent toward getting tho young people assist himself on several occasions, and valuable, comprising gold, silver, iron, Because the boys hive gone away? “ Sometimes,'' replied the super­ a“ place w here'they cah -have harm­ this had given him a reputation for be­ diamonds, topazes and other precious loose," “I hope tn6* ono will fry N ot much! There still is left the job mend matters » Ming hi less amusements of various kinds. ing combative. ■lobes. intendent. “ O of raising revenue and hay. “ What do yoii do when It does?1’ As to whether it is harmful to dance One day—rat her, one moment—a gnat Shall we Just mope and ring the han or hot will have to be left with each change cams over him. He waa walk­ asked the visitor. . A nd,harp the Miserere note, • • -individual. The placo* where they ing on a road and met a glrL He Whilst they gp to the foreign strand ■“ I* hate .to* tell you,!' replied the dance and the company they keep looked at her; she looked at him. Bbo superintendent. "They might turn To fe t the Prussian's Wilhelm-gout? at a dance has much to do'with the lowered her eyes, but before she did me out-of church." . ■ ». so some vigue Internal announcement The season b now on and wo have a larse stock of all kinds of ..... • • • harm of dancing. . ^ N ot much! a million idle acres lie Farm Implements, South Bend, Oliyer.. John Deere PI owb, Mc­ * * ‘ Read this from the pen of Theo­ waa made in both that they were mates. LeRoy turned and joined her, Between Pine Level and the Lakes, Y There was an influx of mos­ Cormick Mowing Machines and Hay Rakea, Planet Jr. Horse and Producing nothing 'neath the sky quitoes here lost week but thank dora Reese veil, written for the La­ There wae no conversational Introduc­ Hand Tools, Planet Jr. McWhorter Fertilizer Distributers and tion. ■They walked on together, • . B ut cabbage palms and rattlesnakes; Heaven th e brcescs have blown dies’. Homo Journal; Steven Farm Sowers. This mating between Edwin LeRoy Ott'e important thing for th^ lay­ And shall we think we've done our them out .to sea now and they will * We want your business and guarantee you service. Camilla Heald was a spiritual as bit, *not be hack again. Every city In man interested In church work to do and well as a physical one. The two souls T hat there is nothing left a t all this part of Florida Is complaining of is to make the church an instrument became one at tba moment of meeting. To-do but on our pants to a lt' them just at this particular time, for securing the healthy happiness A year after their man-la go Camilla And watch the Kaiser's meathouse all of which calls to mind the fjret of young people. The influence of died. LeRoy laid away hla earthly fall? ' that Sanford hardly ever has mos­ the. Puritan has been most potent for partner with no great show of feeling. quitoes so you ‘could notice them strength and for virtue in-.our na­ He did not weep a t her grave. .To N ot much! there are a thousand a id If you would keep the.weeds cut tional Ufe. B ut Its Bomber austerity him she bad not been burled. Bhe'had things /ind rain water . barrels and , other left ono evil: the tendency to con­ not whdlly departed/from h im ,-H e For us to do to help along places covered up or covered with fuse pleasure and Vice, a tendency waa denied material communication with her, but there waa a spiritual The Anal overthrow of kings, kerosene there would not bo any. 'which in thejend la much .more cer­ unity between them that could not be tain to encourage vice than to dis­ And usher in the Victor's song. Those that visited us last week were broken. . The spud muft grow, the squealing driven in hore-from the salt marshes courage pleasure. Ono day LeRoy waa strolling about shoat . * Let every lsyman Interested In In his fcsnleu. He seemed to-be .talk­ of the eajt- coast. Tr — ........ . * • church ‘work battle against this ing to-his flowers, but bd was com­ . Shall still require his daily swill, . » ' r firfr1— J tendency. Let him proceed on the muning with the spirit of his wife. A Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as Some band must shear tho sheep and Y I am weary of trying to do good. assumption that innocent pleasure man entered and hurried toward him. — * . ZO*t ' That sounds funny but it is the ''Sir,'* said ibo stranger, “I loved a • And weave the product at- the milL truth and many of you people are which docs not interfere with things woman whom, I have been told, you * Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bladder, # * ; * probably in the same fraiqe^of mind even m ore, desirable Is 'In itsolf a married. .Though she did not love me, Anemic and P o o r Circulation, N ot much! the Red Cross wdrk is at various times in your life. It good; that this is as true of ‘one day I loved and atill lovo her. I am told Asthma, Hay Fever, Sciatic, Acute of tho week as another; and that here, seems that tho public Is inclined to one function of the church should be that she la dead. I desire to visit her and Articular Rheumatism, Lum­ grave. Will you tell me Where' you N or must wo overload the chance, kick the man who is trying to help tho encouragement of happiness in I isto buried her?" s . bago, . Obeisity, Stiff Joints and To knot the little comforts, dear (he other fclltfw all tho time and "I havo not burled her." • ■ To frost-bit soldier boys in France. raise up tho man who is trying to small things as well as in large. • others too numerous to mention. • • We shall require some fearless hand kick his ‘fellow man ail the time. No general rules can be laid down The writer looked at LeRoy wonder------To guide tho plow o'er hill and dale, Sometimes I am inclined .to' start in such a m atter; the customs and lngly. '• 14 years practice—4 years Hospital Eaperience enal>!« me “That receptacle," continued LeRoy, And steer the risky crupper band ' to effect cures where all others fall. Thorough and the kicking process myself and see feelings and peculiar1 conditions of “that conveyance, that machine of Careful Examination. Professional advice on Beneath tho plow-mulo'a limber* tail. how( tho dear public likes it. The each community mual be taken into flesh which Is Intended to hold a soul your case free of charge. No extra charge golden rul<> scorns to have been lost account'-and so far as. possible re­ during s brief period of preparation for house calls. PERMANENTLY Located fn Sanford. Old “ Pied," must give her milky in the Bhufflo and now tho rule of spected. I havo known * a” vlllago for a superior existence, has been baseball nine whl ch-after church on hurled. You will And It In tbo church­ every fellow for himself prevails to a yield,. . . Seminole, Bank Bldg. Oppos. Herald Office arge extent and those of us who (re Sunday afternoons, held games In .a yard a abort distance up the road.” The hen reveal ht{ treasure' trove, Having given tilts Information, Le­ field a .milo away and .was *_ potent trying to_ assist In cvary movement Some hsnd muat guide the team ~ * * * . Phone 195 * . . for the good of mankind aro mis­ help In keeping .young men .out of Roy turned ag«ln to hla /lowers. Tho aflold fact that another had loved his wife the “ blind pig" saloons; and, on the And reap the fruits of farm and understood and criticised unjustly at other hand, 1 have soon Sunday did not seem cither to Interest or move I every, turn. This present war is a grove. hhn. This Indication that ho wsa so | direct result of the world trying to professional baseball In a .big city sura that hla,dead wife had belonged Tho.poet, too, can fill the fop* xniiimnnxiiiininiiixiiiiiiiiiiosexnniDiitiBCDniinimxiiiniimu With scathing shafts of metered line, kick the other fellow instead of help­ .become* a source of demoralization. to him alono antagonized tho vislror. Personally, I believe that dancing, . .e * . * “Had 1 met Camilla, said tha latter, And make tho Kaiser look as though ing him. like all other Wealthy and proper pas­ "a few months before you found ber | , * Ho wss a fretted porcupine. times, should be encouraged-in the the result might lidve been different" Y Those who live in rented houses parish' house; and; this hecaus? I “No,” said LeRoy, *'ltf would not" "Why are you so sura of t h a t r We muat not think ourselves too nice —the majority of them at least seem dread tho professional dance hall, * to have little regard for the appear­ where liquor can be. obtained and “Bccauso Camilla was destldcd for a | To touch our fingers in tho soil, • • ^ # ances of the house and yard and you perfect union. She *couId never hare | And gain our daily grits and rice whero foolish young girls go With can sec it in the way the house and foolish or vieioua young men, while accepted any other." By sweated face and humble toil. yards are kept. The 'following from there are no older men or women to * There waa something Irritating to I Ju st think of those wbo've gone the stranger in this complacent view the Minml Metropolis Ib hitting the look after them. . awsry of Leltoy's with reference to tbs wo*| bull’s eye: To fight in mud and snow and Ice; If the natural desire of young man who had refnsed the one and Those hero boys of Comp’ny K, Two Miami youngsters discovered people for pleasure is not given a mated with the dtherj .While the wt<l* I Who’vo made the'supremo sacrifice! in the act of toaririg away somo healthy outlet it Is only too apt to ower remained unruffled, the discarded lover waxed warm with smoldering | shrubbery that interfered with‘their find an unhealthy outlet. ■• » anger. '■* I find th at there u p quite a few • playground told a neighbor who pro­ ■ • Tafsnt and Wwfc. 1 Of little odd. JobsJying 'round, tested a t the destruction o f the * A talent does not relieve us .from T hat wo can turn our.hands to do, "Your lovo for her waa human," be | p lan ts-th at it was “just a rented Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity / To make the Kaiser hit.the.ground; house," anyway/’ . Tho older child, tho necessity of working. It doly said. "You possessed ber in the flesh. | shows us the lino lo which we can No# she Is mine. Borne day I will go We all can help,- if we but writ, a bright looking II lUo“girl,'w ent-on 'work mosL effectively. The girl who of 99.98 Per Cent. --------- 1 By common aenso and elbow greake, to ‘explain with apparent sincerity thinks that because she has a natural ioThtr."---- 1— -— -t "Many are going, bat who shall meet To knock the wadding from old.Bill that, they only intended to Hvo In tnato for music, she can dispense with to tho inflnlto we cannot know while And hurry on a lasting peace. the place a little while so it didn't the practice of scales, will find herself here" —Arcadia Enterprise, matter much about the looks of weave off than another who owns that "In the Inflnlto there Is no marriage. a • • she has no talent, but is ready to plod. Camilla will bo to mo at least ss much thlngi! as abe will bo.toyou." Y What is the use of spending so Doubtless the interior of th6 house "She will not bo to you what she has -m u c h money on a musical'educa- was treated with the same disregard March and Macaroons.. jxniiinnnissciiiininnixoiiiDQioxK been mo." don when you can alt in your office Jor the rights of the property owner It may not bo generally known that • Thisto reference to the fact that tho' and hear the canned article run off a n d ’it Was evident to the'neighbors the month of March has e cake dedi­ .woman he bad loved bad beetf In the while you wait. You can get one .or that the children wero merely acting cated to Its honor, Macaroons used to flesh possessed by hla rival caused the HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL two yards of Calve, Melba or any along tho lines th at were familiar to be called March-panes, from the m» stranger to lose his equanimity. . lias a word at M m n U tbermth «wk b M p triu yams bmi 'far C4l«t* dlcral Latin, Martlspauct, "bread of Gonranwot, and TaduiUs] BchooU, and lor DnSs— llU. ANownct.rUn cLrirtUn •*‘hoo». of -the good ones and while you oat them. They had never, been' taught • "You lie," bo said. 8lro»f faculty. Military trsinisc. Nr* bolldlnf*. O/rprooL Lsifo Csnmss, wttS Usjfj your cannod tomatoes and* canned that, If anything,' the ‘occupant of March.", Bone say the cakes were *- LeRoy stooped to pick a flower. ; ksd faabsll pound*, total) courts, sad ruanlas tracks. Kz>1U«S ondanl* Marina brfta* named after Marcos Apldds. the fa­ "Did jo u hear mo?" aald tho other Septanbar Mk Writ* for niuatrsud catalof. .. lobsters you can get canned music. rented property is more in duty mous epicure; by another authority the angrily. "I say you lie./ , J . C. HORNER,-'Prlnelpat, C harlotte, N. C. This Is a world of cans . and can­ bouAd .to talte tore of it than if It cakes were made by tha prtefrts of "If you wlah to Quarrel with me,’ ning especially In Florida where the were his owh.. They -were breaking Rome and sacred to the god Mato. The LeRoy, rising and* a t tbe.sam* governor cans them while they wait. down th e '(R u b b e ry on the same receipt for the making macaroons It said time Inhaling the perfdmo of the flow, *• • '• old. principle that .induces any human er ho had plucked, “you will have to j If I was ''running a ptaco of hog to Waste i material that he does select some other cause. There can ~ bo no quarrel In which the dead la con­ amusement in Sanford I would see not have to .replace. cerned-" * Scarred woodwork, soiled wall­ to It th at tho owners of dogs could • Importance of Vltamtnea. * The roan etood looking a t LeRoy to USE PECKY CYPRESS FO B BARNS, FENCES not bring them on (ha inside. It paper, broken screens,- clogged Up Protein, fat-and carbohydrate^ are tha would puy tho managers to hire a drains, missing light globes,( these three elements, chemically speaking, a sort of confused ponder. This last shamed him. SEED BED FRAMES , small boy to hold the dogs outside aro the aouvenirs of the average that overy human being needs. In addi­ -word "Pardon," be aeld, "I have not been tion to these there ore minute constitu­ renters, while it is almost always while the audience inside enjoyed used to living In thla world wherein tha play and the muidc without be­ possible to tell a rented dwelling ent* which are not usually considered, you lire. I am e mortal; you'seem to VERY DURABLE, . *PRICES REASONABLE but which havo a tremendous Impor­ **• » * ing disturbed by a dog fight. Since jrom the neglected doorway and the bare placed your foot on the threshold tance In making diet palatable sod * - boulogna sausage has gone up there abseneo of flowera and vines. of the Infinite." beneficial. Theso constituents are pres­ This, ot course, should not be. ent In most kinds of freeh fruit and . "1 have not placed it there; sho la is a glorious opportunity going to The renter should'consider himself a green vegetables. They are referred drawing me. Bhe U tba magnet, I the waste here In Sanford. steward of the property he occupies, to as vltnmlnes or accessory factor* needle. Where she la there I point" C- .-fcphL-’ "I beg that you will excuse thla un­ 1 I t was good to see the big bales and his children should be brought warranted Intrusion; Jt waa not Intend­ Would Be Liberal. of cotton going down tho street to up on the admonition: “ Don't' put ed as such when 1 cama here" “Several men have been with th*. ■■“Forgive my want ot attention to your soljed-hsnda on the wall as you the' station .the other day and to know th at thta cotton .was raised In go upstairs. Remember this is not company for more thau thirty yean,' yonr wish. Coma; I trill show you What ihal\ wa do to show our appreci­ the grave." * /, * . ■ «•■* ■ < . -t-* Sanford. All of thia *demonstrates your property!; 'We must take esp«c-_ ation r ."Dm. ‘Lbt'a see. Suppose we The: tw o ‘walked In alienee to the th a t you can raise anything on the tally good ear* of It," give each man a gold star on hla col­ .Tho consequence would be th at lar." “Shall wo require the men to pay churchyard, and LeRoy led the way Sanford lands. »‘ th e ‘child would haVe the tam e.atti­ tor tho samo?" “No, that would hard­ among the tomhs; some of pure, fresh hewn marble, others crumbling and Y Tho superintendent of the Herald tude towards all property {hat is not ly bo fair. Tho company will pay half.* .brown with age, and stopped at one on Printing Co. Is a fine boy imd a htsi' He would not waste the soap —Loularillo _Oourl or-Journal. which waa Inscribed, "The Former Cas­ member 'of' the Methodist church. In the public wash* room. When he ket of a Boul." i , He knows th e Ins and.outs of the was old enodgh to go* to work he The ratranger -removed' hla bat and bent reverently beside the. grave. Le­ Preserve the Vitamlnaa. mechanical department and espec- woutd not scribble on the .office sta­ — FROM — The usq of bicarbonate of sodium to Roy stood with folded aims and head -iafly of the'complicated typesetting tionery. Hq would not take his em­ covered. ‘ • machine. This machine is one of th e ployer's time for his private.1 busi­ tho manufacture of Bread la deleteri­ “Do you not revere thla spotT" asked ous, because on baking It la converted wonders of .the - world and .many ness. In short' he would lfcarn tba ■tranger.'. .* Into the carbonate which tends to de­ lesson from the care of the “rented * VIA *■ J people come In day after day to see "No." ; stroy tho. vltamtnea. The effect of house" th a t would put a'finer mean­ the machine operate in fn almost “Wa differ. Dow* there Uee the wothis la obviated by adding, each neld human w ^r. One old. fellow In tho ing Into the word, "integrity.’’ substances as buttermilk or erqem of men I lovejj.” TMtafaM so* beroeto • Cm, Those youngsters who •destroyed tartar. Because tho vita mints .are #Q LeRoy removed, hla hat and^ raising other1day watched the machine for T-S. IlfaMad l * tstb. ItlT. Tm rarlbar MSaraasSM«MI mtpt *»Ua m M M somo time and then aald, “ Well, the ahrubbaTy* of “only # rented Important the growing and Importation hit eyes to the blue beatena. Said rev­ ns Q, W, CX1M, A (*at SuTard, yta. OR A. W. rttlTOT, D. P. A, •I'll, bet the fellow th at made that-houfce” 'ware .turning a. dishonest of vogetablea and ad d fruits should be erently: “Out there is tba woman I love." maenino la . la in Ghattahooohsb."t trick without kndwing'lt, and likely encouraged. . • ** v y ..i v i ^ -1 * LaVt: ‘ J , ■I fe j!. . . • ! . • ■■ ■ I/fSV .1 m m *: I ^ ige In Edwin LeRoy EVEN THE G A T ^ T ST NOT IN SPECIAL T O TH E FARMERS iiH; THE DLL HARDWARE COMPANY - OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. *v :< it* R; Elder Springs Water Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door D a ily . Leave. Orders at The Herald Office r MB'"' CYPRESS LUMBER ft S-- kT* l&* i• *r Chase & Co. Sanford, Fla. [•ANNUAL‘S T A T E U. C. V. Jacksonville, Fla., October 9-10,11917 Round Trip - $ 2 . 8 5 - Round Trn> SANFORD; FLORIDA Coast Wjs-zmi* �p u b l ic it y pu lls pro g ress there are .transferred to the field. If you fihdr a knotty growth on the plant, roots do not uso the plants; It is much Cheaper to destroy, tham than It is to clean tho field'of the nematodes or worms after, they are oncp introduced. 'While it Ia true that plant*. In­ fected with root knot might under favorable conditions, such aa prevail during a cool f*ll or winter, outgrow the root knot infection and produce a fairly good crop, y et it is abso­ lutely certain that by using such in­ fected seedlings the field will become contaminated with rooP knot-and will Injure any susceptible crop that may be grown during tho warmer season. It is extremely easy to In­ fect the soil and quite difficult and. expensive to dean it up. Care Is the cheapest. *'*)LEd BOLL OF HONOR Brava Boys Who Hava Goaa A* Forth to Fight for Humanity a " Bake Thd'following boys from Sanford October'8th Is the « gular month- Tor It. Of. course, It Ukes broad!and Setnlnolo county bavo joined , -L in g of the Ssnford Board of mlndod people to be progressive and the array and navy or will join in J 1 but on that evening the Ume boost, not knock! but w.o’ve lota of the ne<t few weeks,' This list js not over to til citizen, to them and the. maiprity nro In har­ eoinplote and all those who know of " the question Of a commis- ness''aind doing good work. Your any boys who have enlisted and are <*wld*_. 0( government-for the city. a id ja needed and if you want to sec not on this list plesao let The £ * ^ t l n . -'I' •» •ta o lu lil, lm- your .aectlon forgo. ahead, wu want .Herald* know about it aa tho list i ‘T,,, , everyone . interested you to Join the Board of Trade, at­ wlli be printed every week until the ten d the meeting*, advocate pro­ tb co war is over: y,..views. On th a t occasion gressive work. Some day you'll find t Navy <ipr^ p ro m in e n t persons from other this Board i f Trade in position to Karl Schultz, on board ahip Lm be present to tell of con- help you when you need i t . ' -1 Sherman Routh; medical reserve - t- f t ; •» « d ty corpe T Z . commission form of .goveru- . B. R. Kessler, is the namo of the Collier Brown, medical reserve 11 , * The Board of Trade In eon* secretary of tho Jacksonville Cham­ corps — ' with this mattef 1« not mlx- ber of'Commerce and B. R. Kessler Oliver Murrell, medical- reserve •K Z tfaS The Board of Trade ia now doing work in tho interior of corps *■ ■ ’^ no -an for office b u t v«y of the state for his city that for The Garden In October Ned Chittcndep, signal corps - *dr**„y advocates anything pro- several years has been sadly neg­ October should bo a busy month Roy Chittenden, marine corps lected,; There has been until re­ In the garden, for many things may Ralph Roumlliat, navy yard. drsire however 1* for an cently a marked lukewarmness prev­ bo planted or set,-.- Thcso suggestions < . . Army • f |tJ“ (1l expression' from aU con- alent in the Interior for Jacksonville, are offered by the University of Allen Jones, medical reserve corps I S f t T S th . b „ t form h i , . brougKl about entirely by tho ap­ Florid* experiment station; Morris Sponcer, medical *• reserve parent unconcerned attitude of Jack­ .Strawberry plants may be set up corpe *ju-ecedencc. ^ ^ f ’ * ■• sonville toward -the smaller places to tho 10th of November. Get the John Murrell, medical reserve and the treatment accorded the vis­ Missionary or Ktondyke variety and corps itor -while in Jacksonville. This at­ set them in a moist, well drained Kenneth -1Murrell, quartermaster titude ia fading away, the Jackson­ soil full of Humus. W o rd This is the result 'o f reserve ' '• Leslie Hill, hospital. corps t i work by progressive cltixcns ville merchant Is changing his meth­ .•Lottuce can bo grown' from the seed or plants now. Choose only Seth Woodruff, quartermaster re­ J!ne si Ocala lest year. AH of u. ods, they are beginning to know and tho head lettuce: . appreciate the countryman so-called, serve . to show the vigors* a good Radishes may be planted at any Stanley Wplker, quartermaster re\ Z t Couple up to that well knowq who goes to the1city and aa a result money is now being spent In Jack­ time. But It is well to sow a few servo w-I ' a . m .mil. .ml t o p lh *t csch week so as to have them fresh id ,i,M plM.BC .tlckl.B oot m d y sonville that heretofore went else­ Dr. Ralph Stevens, hospital corp* and c ris|k .----------- 1 -.v _1 _ ______ far extemporaneous *t hand ahakes. where. "We'do'hot know who orig­ Joe Chittenden, Co.^C. Fla. Eggplant may. be set before Octo­ 3 ,uch advertises our c o u n ty -le fa inated the original wake-up but we ber 10. The Florida High Bush and Oscar Speer, Co. C, Fla. do know that Mr. Kessler has so Bruce Anderson Co. C, FU. keep it up- ' * worked things until he is .building New York Pqrplc nre good varieties. Ernest Gregory,' Co. C, Fla. * 1 * 1 - . English pens may bo. planted .up The Board of Trade ia now. work-, Up a strong friendship between- tije to tho middle of .the m o n th s.Plant ’ Fred Mason, Co. C, Fla. ior very hard on two very important Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce in furrows six inches fro‘m tho level George "McLaughlin,—officers re­ I. matters and both are county propo­ an d —other state organizations and and fill In as they grow. Dwarf va­ serve . sitions and big ones a t th at. For amotig tho latter, Sanford is In evl- rieties arc best. Harold \Vashburn, coast artillery t ood reasons these two are not be- dcncc. Albert Fry, coast artillery A__ ■ i l .4 .. t »» ; For fall cabbage, plant the Flat fng advertised at present K b ui l tt na MAM. com­ James Estridge, Fla. troops pute report oMfierii*. successes and Goorgc Huff, Flo. troops Mr. L. M. Rchbindor of Genevd, Dutch this month. Beets, carrots, rutabagas, and tur­ Thomas Sullivan, Fla. troops ftilures—if any, will bo duly made and a loyal.Board of Trade member W. A. I’attishall, officer reserve at our coming monthly meeting. called a t . the ofiico yesterday on nips make n"g0od fall and winter crop. . corps business of a progressive nature. ♦ t .t Well rotted stable -manure worked Meade Fox, coast artillery t tt , N Sanford's real istate and personal into the soli makes the best ferti­ Ingram Guerry, coast artillery We wish to thnnk tho Fayette­ taxable value is a littlo over three Joe Guerry, aviation corps million dollars, bringing an Incomoln ville, Tcnn., Chamber of Comrherco lizer. Frequent cultivation will also hasten growth. Qscar N. Zittrowcr, Co. C, Fla. for' their n lco lo tter of tho 25th, tiirs of over seven thousand dollars • _____ I_____ ’' Henry Byrd, Co. C, Fla. . wherein that organization expresses innually- This in addition to IIOsborne Williams, Co. C, Fla. its high regard for the Sahford and .. '.Flowers for October Planting -etue and other revenues. Vail, Lovell, 2nd llout. engineer Somlndle county Board of Trade. ‘Easter .lily bulbs planted'In early * t t corps. t t t October may be In bloom" for Easter, * • , The Sanford Board of Trade-is Martin Temple,^ Co. F. For the information of ail, A. although most of the bulbs Intended bringing recognition to Seminole Robert Robinson, navy hospital for Easter-bloom were in the ground | county that heretofore has been sad­ Bentley & Sons, Jacksonville, .Fla., by iaste September. ' By forcing corps ’ ly missing. Within the past week the are the army, cantonment contract­ Arthur Dicklns, Co. C. | wcrttiry was detailed to attempt to ors a t Black.Point, and Major Fred­ them a littlo they may be made to John Lee, Co. C. . bloom ns soon as those planted a git Utter endorsement from various erick I,. Vhecler, Chamber of Com­ J. A. Stafford, Co. F. * , week or two earlier. other organizations. At each place merce building, Jacksonville is the Hugh White, navy The old favorites—sweet peas and , it look only a word to get results. man in charge of all army matters. Oscar Rouse, Oviedo, navy pansies—may be started from seed Oar requests were readily, complied . t t t. Andrew Auliri,. Oviedo, army this month. Unless you expect to | with bjr Di-Land. Daytona,* St*. Au­ "Now Smyrna is busy .organizing John Cater Lawton, Oviedo,' navy watch your sweet peas carefully, uou gustine and Jacksonville, each re- their board of trado-. '.New Smyrna band, Battleship, Now York. had best delay the planting until the Birking at the progress being made lot their organization go by tho Alfred M, Beck, Co, (1^ lust of the month, says tho Univer­ by Sanford and that they were only board aomo time ago but realizing Herbert Fuller, Co. C sity qf. Florida experiment station. ghd to he able to affiliate. This their mistake they are building up Joe Lewis, Co, C only demonstrates what can be dono again and this time for permanency. There is. often a period of dry w-path-. Arthur Lewis, Co. C cr*in October and unless the ground Iby pulling together—by putting They expect-a heavy tourist trade 'Melville C. Tyler! regular, army ' | jour town and county. first. Other this' season and must have some one is kept moist pRcr the seed germin­ ate, the planting will be worthless. J. F. Coates,, aviation corps. ' people appreciate and -respect you to look.after New Smyrna’s interest. This is a good time of year to fer­ Ernest Gormlcy, band, Missouri tilize the rose garden. Hsui on to il regiment a liberal quantity of well rotted Walter Radford. U. S. Army. stable- -manure. Thin application Corbett Ilqtchinson, aviation corps will aid*the production of u winter Sam I’cvchouse, aviation corps bloom. Harry Carlson, aviation corps Bo rnrofui about cultivating and C. E. Hunter, aviation corps fertilizing the half hardy ornamonthis . * ■ * ■ Wilson Miller, aviation corps late this month. This .treatment'en­ Items of.Interest for the Man Hnrrold Long, .quartermaster dept. courages growth and a too - rapid James Purvis, marine .corps in growth means toriderncss wiiichHs FranceBehind the Plow ——— especially susceptible to early, frost Wallace Lipford, quartermaster’s nncf freeies. A severe killing frost tho Correa hay alone will prove suf­ back of the branches may mean tho department, Norfolk. l.l»c«tork in October . Norman Baker, U." S. Army. With priu-i of moat climbing, ficient. death of the plant. Ernest C. Morris, Co. C. Flu. I Florida firmer* are giving greater atIt is too carly'.to plant the orna­ Ike House, Co. C, Fin. I tendon to th,- growing of all kinds of October Hints, for Trackers mental trees nnd shrubs hut It would T. M; Hill, Co. C, Fla. ~ " IHmtock. Tin* University of Florida The commercial trucker in Florida be a good time to look over the Harry Rsbun,' Co. F. Ittperimenl station offers ahi-sc aug- has hia seed. beds, full of celery, let­ nursery catalogues, make your se­ Guy Stafford, Co. F. tuce, hhd other plants growing up to lections and place your orders for Lcwtie Oglesby," Co. F. . I f your sows have not yet farrow- a suitable size for.fall plantings 1 later delivery. Nursery catalogues Render Stafford, Co! C.‘ l«. mike due preparation Tor tho will be his chief ;care to see th a t are free. , T. O. djIH*. Co. C lore and feeding of the littlo pigs dampening off docs not get a sta rt * Willie O. Goolsby, Co. C i*Mn they arrive, ’ • in the seed beds, says the University Field Crops for October d in tin g Hnrrold Holiday, Co. C I When pork is selling from sixteen to o Plorida experiment statibn. -This Here Is -a list of forage crops that g"«n a pound on foot It plant disease, caused by a fungus mny be planted on Florids farms * C. R. Peabody, quartermasters’ will he .found worth while to give often destroys many seedlings and is this.month os named by the-Univer­ £<jrp,. Ft. Oglethorpe. Itiony0UnE ,,ir' B HUle «*tra atten- hard to control. Yet prompt action sity of Florida experiment station: \ Itpbcrt Mcrriwether, Hospital by the trucker will eliminate much Oats.—Texas Rust^Proof, Appier, QorpsRobert Routh, Artillery, N» C. Now Ir the time to sow something of this loss. or Fuighum varieties; 5 to 7 pedka Stafford LoFils, Army I °f a fall an,j winter pasture. Rape, I t Is too late to attempt a steril­ of seed per acre; plant with .drill. Grover LeFils,- Quartermaster Kv rye "r bailey will answer for ization of the soil, and plants al­ Rye.—Abruxxl, or Southern grown Dept. * *» I.,, l>urt10Sf“- All kinds of livestock ready growing cannot bo transferred rye; 3 pecks per acre; sow with drill Paul Dooley, Quartermaster Dept, L h f0<!d Kreen pasture at all, soa- to a new seed bed soli.* A few- pre­ If possible, covering 2 'Inches deep. I. Vear and especially dur- cautions will .then bo necessary! .Dnrley cam be planted for a pas- clerk. E .'L . Mott, Oviedo,Co. C. I-* , e uinl®r season when natural Keep tho surfaco of the soil and the turage crop, Use about 6 pecks of Frank Campbell, Co. C. Pu,u »Ci is not available. plants.as dry as is consistent with seed potato per acre. William Hartley, of Longwood, A present - prices of fertiliser, it navy.' I *l. wil1 P,y keep one or two their best growth. ,Givo them all tho light ,th^y can stand. Leave them will hardly pay to uso any on cither ,0 *uPPly milk and butter Floyd Washburn, 6th Georgia In ­ L f ‘h* fBrni,y this winter.' Slnca It fully.exposed during the night and oats, rye or barley. fantry. Essex Rape.—Sow in rows, 4 lbs. , to Produce a- good flaw of on cloudy days. Beaidcs;thls, a fre­ Oscar Duboso, Coaat Artillery, | j „ ’ p,int for those feeds now.. Un- quent stirring of*tho soil sround tho of seed per- acre will bo required. Ft. Sill, Okl*. „ . Mnditiona all'food pro- plants Is b*n:Acial in-checking the Sown broadcast, ft to 10 Il». should be used. Setect moist- land and sow .Edwin L. Dlnkle, Co. C., -New firm, *rC ^Rh priced, but If every disease. ^ I - r * oubl keep one or two good Examine the seed- beds daily and the" seed ’ any tlmp this - year.; On York Regiment. leilk it would go along ways if dampening off ,ia found, soak the good land flo fertiliser will be needed. Virtue* Bred by Work. ibr ,V ./e.dU^ nK Hv- .spot .thoroughly with a good dis- On poor land use from 200 to 400 -Being forced to work and forced to lbs.of vegetable fertiliser, or atabto ihfoctant. Use' one part copper sul­ Nv ik »1 tf10 ’#rao tl,n0 w<>uld auhdo your best will breed In you’ttcip* manure 1st excellent. phate to 100 parts .water, or a 1 to (tJous food.m"y Wlth p,enly .°r nutriNatal Grass.—This grass may be pern nee and self-control, diligence 1,000 solution of corrosive sublimate, and strength-of will, cheerfulness and ureLi?0 “ L” *,tcr weanIH8 time orva formplln solution—1 pint of for­ sown in October,- the February seed­ content, and a hundred virtues Vhlcb E rtIJ * n a liul° *ddlfiona( care and malin to 00 gallons of water. If for- ing- is preferable.. Seed, 7 to 10 Ibq. the Idle rierer know,—Charles Kings«» through the winter malfn1is sued, keep the spot covered per acre. If seeding vis followed by at kr • . "‘tead of being smaller with an old sack, or canvas for a d*y at Wareh than ...mu they HiVy are now it or two. In any case, treat a little a good rain, do not cover t^e seed. be found that they have main- more of ihe seed bed area than ap­ Otherwise, .cover I f with a brush or . “Alice, darling,** be whispered, as wiH be ready to pears to be affected.- j a very light harrow. mushy a* could be, “T o th* happitet grass Another trouble common to truck In South Florida, "Tampa south­ man alive to call you wife, but I’m ®»mer l°od n. growth T- ■ on‘ *r u t next roride »kBr*n' corn 0r oats ..will crop* la root . knot. ^This disease, is ward. German millet and sorghum afraid rm uot good enough for you." ttion aihH*m wIth • crain caused by minute worms entering may be planted this month for faU And It took-him only two years of married? Ufa to prove to her that b t 1food l 0Wp*4 h#y will provide the roots of certain' plants, often « a i H rhf - . ', . ro««hige. I t might be th a t wliile^ in -th e teed <bed, and from green, feed. Plant In row*,D ■ PR O D U C IN G NOT PB^ O T I P ^ Q A R D OF TRADE RESULTS Farmers and Fruit Growers i ,» r, >** L*• Home of R Arms; .the. tapestry. Hfawn unkindly described by George Henry Lewes, In 1810 as “dismal Amts,” la the birthpiaco of Maxlmilllen do Robespierre, whose one diversion, was tb snatch a few days' repose there. When In 1701 Robespierre was -feted. by h l£ native Arm*, the National Guard of Bapaumejirorldcd hia bodyguard. ’ « t *■_ •<j . ».Lights rrrgfitsn Pith Away. >n Norwegian experiment* with fUblof with the aid of electric lights lowered Into the sea have been fallal**, the IIlamination apparently frightening the ffah away. • ARCADE BARBER SHOP T- Ups and Downs. *fThe problem which confronts the modern housewife,** said tho would-be philosopher, “Is how to raise children and keep dpwn the cost of doing so." Spikenard. Spikenard, or nanl, mentioned by BL John 12:3, and 8t. Mark 14:8, w as-a highly nromatlc plant growing,largely In tho Indies.: From this plant was made tho valuable extract or nnguent, or fnvorito perfume used at ancient baths and feasts. . E. .A. HODGE & SONS, Preps. Maxwell's Old Stand E X PE R IE N C E D B A RBERS O PE R A T IN G 3 C H A IR S B EST O F SER V IC E "A 4X .JT IM E S AT Any time—-any place—any day Drink M k In Sterilized Bottles When you’re hot, tired or thirsty, think of delici­ ous and refreshing bottled Cocw-Col^ bearing in mind the very.important fact of its ptftity. / • Your grocer will deliver. At other times atop at restaurant, cafe,' refreshment stand or grocer'a and drink a bottle. ' Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. . SANFORD, PHONE 21 s i - FLORIDA One Experience Convinced Me of its Value * a ^Oneof our salesmen demonstrated the value of the * Long Distance. Telephone to. us. He was at Huntsville, Ala.,* and upon . his own responsibility put in Long Distance calls for fifteen merchants within a radius of several hundred miles. ‘ . *. "In less than one hour he had sold 2100 barrels of flour at a total cost to us of less than six dollars. “Sincethen we have applied the Long Distance Bell Telephone to every feature of our business with most profitable -results. The service is fine, the rates are reasonable and there is more satisfaction.in one Long Distance Telephone talk than in half a dozen letters.” • * Every Bell Telephone It a Long Distance Station SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 'Til match my carbon copies against any in town for neat­ ness, lasting legibility and uni­ formity. I always use iM A m �A \*C^ •• •**' i f ' BD HERALD , PAGE FUlift '"' - ‘ O c h e r 2> I#l, fo civilised warfare, end it has been proven time’end time again that to atlr up dissension and strife, foster *■ , H .* . HOLLY* Editor labor troubles and disaffection, and W. Iff. HAYNES, j9n«Uaan M a a g r generally create trouble' wherever rrid.y *>. this la possible,'Irene of the regular methods of warfare’adopted by tho jfu n . Plots, which fortunately baVe Y Tho placing of money in uncertain speculation Isk risk which been throttled at birth ‘In moirt in­ may entail great sacrifice. . - ., stances have been revealed our Y Put your money where you kpow It is safe. ' ■; government aa having been laid s i H o tm u t «••*•** *• • • -ta against us by our enemies, and we ' 1 Such a place for PROTECTION of funds is-THIS BANK. — tilW C U lk f OwrU* I L M r w T w b know that labor agitation and false SO*. h i H w A Y Money in our Savings Department eArps 4% Interest peace propaganda havo been well or­ M a rt B* M a te a t ganized methods for accomplishing CAPITAL 130,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 M a M a lM U lM lb l our discomfiture. Such dbtubrances *>• V ■ alwjrfAa \ilte Art *f M arch M L ItT *. may break out I n . Florida" at any ■ fe ,?•.'» time. The south (a being looked "to He. Ml • Rt.MBoali jii more and moro to provide food sup­ ------- 0 ------ plies, and any sharpening of -our . A PUBLICITY TAX Ik fr-'-r Inbor difficulties hero.would be a seri­ ■ --------Since tho time that The Herald ous menace. . ; was started in Sanford we havo ad­ I . It-would also not be a . very diffi­ vocated a publicity tax for the city r. m . hand . o. l Vatlor R. R. DBAS II. fL STEVENS and the county, for in no other way cult matter for spies,'as skilled in all AnlCubUr Tto-rrfrttei p<L woodruff Vicoj^asMrtrt can wo* ever advertise the city and the fine’ arts of treachery as the* Ger­ the county in an equable manner mans have proved thcmielvcs^o be, and Induce new 'people to locate to stir up trouble among the negro here. Wo have advocated this, (ax population, the final outcome of *p because it falls upon the non resi­ which; of course, would be in doubt, ■EB dent, the'corporation and the smaller but the Immediate results of which, i tttPKrtax payer alike. * The publicity tax In the absence of an efficient armed th a t’the program accompanying the aation of the chapter. Her address means that every owner ,of property guard, might be of a nature terrible raising of the flag over our club on chapter, organization and Red house wilt begin at 4 o’clock the Cross work was followed with keen paya his share towards advertising to contemplate. The laws governing The government i* determined* to this section and tho taxes of the city the formation of companies of the same afternoon,* Wednesday, Oct, Interest by the Red Cross ‘workers ro o t out the I. W. W. In the west and county will never be lowered County Guards'provide that the men* 3rd, The program on this occasion present. ' Miss Rich commended the . and _oth®£^Paria of the U. S. 'Tis unul we get more people here to shall not serve beyond tho .borders will be: record mndo in the War Fund-cam­ sold that there, arc some of them Ih help pay the taxes. This is d e a r to of their, own.county, so that It la up Bugle Call—Mrs. Robt. Herndon paign- and expressed her 5onfidenee thla’bart of the country and they are every tax payer in the city and the to' every county 1to provide for its — Invocation—Rev..E.„D, Brownlee in the ability of the chapter to ena t work jritli their dovilish Ideas of county.. The city of Sanford by the own defense. Wc have had illustra­ Reading—Mm. R. C. Maxwell largo Ha . field of usefulness under influencing negro labor. , We arc charter is allowed to levy k public­ tions enough of the folly and -danger Solo—Mrs. Lucille 'Aspinwtill Ta- the now organization. looking nt them, however, and they ity tax but the city.council has never of unpreparedness, and while we are knch . A noteworthy feature of the meet­ w n i'n o rg c l f « r ----------——- levied one.-and the city of Sanford not unduly exercised bout the possi­ Reading—Mrs. L. II. Philips ing was the prescnco of nearly nil of * ----o---has never received its just propor- b ility of being" called upon" to~put Address *and Flag Railing—Mrs. tho Oviedo buaincss men who c’losed I ■ CAPT. S I J A R P AND T H E John Webb Dicklns 7 —------- their-stores for-tho occasion^ The I t was clearly a typographical er­ t!on^ of new people .for the reason down any uprising, .and quell any labor mob disturbances, we are fear­ GOOD SH IP FLORIDA that* the city has never received .the Anthem—Star Spangled Banner by gra'mmar grade atid high, school ror, but Mayor O’Brien o f Moore ful lest in those places where no pro­ advertising that it should have. Anthem, "Star.Spangled Banner" ARE HERE Haven will claim' that ft is the real pupila of the Oviedo public school . * .. • by audience * • <thing. Ilob Hoiiy's Sanford Herald The county commissioners cut the vision has been made for tills very attended In a body,* to whom Miss prints the' name of. her town ns publicity tax this year to reduce the possibility, the unprepared condition -The upper St. Johns river and the Bugle Cnll—;Mrs. Roht. Herndon. Rich explained the organization of V-*?, * county taxes and while this seems may be an Invltation'to the lawless river from Pnlatka to Sanford will MoorC Heaven.—Times-Unlon. All patriotic societies, and organi­ the proposed school branches. .' !Lf* commendable in ‘tho face of war and pro-German clement to at­ be greatly improved during the win­ zations arc cordially invited and The following . chapter officer* On the contrary, (hear, we really times and high taxes made?by the tempt to make trouble. "How oft ter according to official reports from were elected: B, F. Wheeler, chair­ * meant it that way and have been higher state levy it yet sodms that to the sight of means to do ill make 11 Washington. At least we have boon urged to be* present. calling i t ’ that for* some time, al­ cut the publicity tnx la a penny wise deeds dono" has been true since the hearing, of these improvements, and .It hrs boen tho aim of the pro-' man; O. P. Swope,, vice chairman; though our old friend, Will Stevens and pound foolish proposition. Or- world, first swung into space, ar.d how much money was to be spent gram committee to mail a copy of A. L.. Hatch, secretary C. B. Jones, of the Moreheaven Times ‘floes not li\ndo receives from the county and will be to the end of timo; and wc in and around Jacksonville and had ‘the ncw ’y e .r book to cach*mcmber treasurer; executive committee, Mm.. like it. v B u t with Mayor O'Brien city a publicity tax that amounts to are highly gratified that tho St* almost despnlred' of our port of the of the club and in case one should S. W. Swope, Mrs. Ida M. Tcdford, there is it not Heaven and more of many thousands of dollars .overy Johns county, always to the front in river ^bcing touched when . Capt. through inadvertence be overlooked Mrs. O. G. Walcott. tha^ member will pleaso so inform A recent membership campaign itt year and the value of this advertis­ matters of natlonn) welfare os well ns Sharp and his jolly crew of the good the chairman of the program corns has increased the chapter roll to 125 ----O----- ~ ing is seen in the number of new local Interests, has a batfallon of dredge Florida dropped anchor near mittce when she wfll gladly, remed members* "* THE SANFOUD flAND . W*_______ __ people that' locate in Omnge county sturdy' patriotic citizens, drilled nnd the bridge last Saturday. the oversight. . , Capt. Sharp Is an old friend, hav­ Tho public has upon several occa­ and OrlrnJo every year. waiting for arms and equipment, . v * Fifty-Fifty. - -* ** sions in. the pnsL few. weeks seen the * * which nre expected daily through ing been in this part of tho country • Pussing n bnml over bln .forehead, Oviedo Red Croas -Sanford Band in action. There are • A publicity tax means that in­ the* foresight and good sense of the upon many previous occasions nnd The Oviedo Branch of the Red the Worried drill-sergeant paused for many times when wc need good stead of a few. people'paying out county commissioncrsr to be ready it ‘is* good nows to his mnny friends ns he surveyed tho knock-kneed their money every year to advertise ‘ band music. There will be more of for any emergency ’that mny arise to know that he wifi b e‘hero for sev­ Cross was organized Friday morn­ brenlh recruit.Then he pointed n scnrnful their city and county for the benefit ing as a chapter. The meeting was within the borders of the county. eral months and also to know that them whilo the war is on than, in finger. “No," ho declared, • “you’re times of'peace. We need a good of all that every tax pn>Tr is asked ThU qhbuld be an appeal to every tho fiver will receive mnny needed held In the assembly room of the hopeless. You’ll never innke n soldier. Woman'! Club house . which was Look nt you now. Tho top ’alf of your band more at Ifiis time* than ever to assist in this advertising and pub­ cnlUtcd man ih the guards: tq make improvements. • ’ licity and all of us share In the gcn-i filled to overflowing. Miss Ruth *jcgn la Hamlin’ to attention, an' tho before to keep our hearts throbbing himself as efficient as possible, for n Sand bars will bo dredged out and and to instill them with patriotism eral prosperity that the publicity tax- few efficient men will lower tho bends cut off nnd channels • made Rich, tho . assistant state director ( bottom 'nlf la atandln’ at cnsel"—Tit• • standard of efficiency for the entire was present to assist in tho organ!- Hits. and love of country and wo will apr brings to the community.. Every city and county in the state company and battalion, for tho deeper and the river placed in' first predate our splendid band more and class condition for the Clyde boats more as the days go* by. Wo need is waking up to this vital question strength of a, chain is no more than and other lines tfiut are contemplat­ the bnnd and wc should give them and Daytona expects to have a spec­ that of i t s . weakest, link. . Every ing putting on boats to cut down our whole hearted support. Let oh ial election next week to vote on the man should feci it incumbent upon tho iiigh cost of traffic and also have plenty of good band music, and publicity -tax as the following from him to be present at all drills, not to facilitate meovements of freight • .* only that he mny become familiar give the band the glnd hand-upon the Daytona Gazcftte states: Possessing natural advantages and with orders, nnd a well fitted part of while the railroads are congested all occasions for n good band plays a Evory soldier gels lonely and —tiie kind of omuke he used to have with war shipments. • * homesick—sometimes. The heart hack home. • . .very important, part in our public benuty fnr beyond the uverngo resort the company machine, hut also to . affording entertainment unequaled in* aid in the development of that . • I t is rumored here that the St. that heats beneath bronze buttons Good i mokes have been pretty’ life. Florida, Daytonn has long neglected esprit de corps which means so much Johns river will he put jn condition nnd khaki* is still only human, of. senree in the trenches. But we’ve S — o— the one thing needful to mako.it the for tho highest efficiency of the or­ for any emergency and that ocean course.’ And when one of our \boyn made it so easy for the folks at home TH E CELERY CftOP greatest winter resort in the state-. ganization. We have good officers, going vessels will at some future date gets that lump in his throat which o send on. the right kfhd the hoys Wc don’t hear •much now days of However great our advantages and merr whom we respect for their abil­ be making tho trip from Jackson­ ho just can't .swallow, thoro seems rant that now there’s really no ex­ th e '• Sanford cercry * crop. Has it offerings they avail us nothing un­ ville to Sanford also that sOmb of to j,e not hlns that helps quite so cuse any more for them to bo withB .been a failure?—Bradford Co. Times. less wc make them known to the ity and devotion, nnd If the rnnk the smaller h o J s of tho navy, will much as » good, pool, sdothlng smoke e’pt them, and file will only .cntch the true • • • Wy, Avery? you old darling, how world. Other cities have outstripped ■* . .. ." * make tho ‘trip1 ftMorder to test the vision of the possible future need, could you? Don’t you know that us in-number of tourists entertained St." Johns riv er ns a ship ennnl in celery is just now in Us little btd becnusc they went to the trouble and wc shall have a battalion of which case the enemy attacked the* cast till tucked in with the to'p sheet expense to invite tourists to come every marl mny be proud,—St. Au­ o a s t i t Florida. -around it and with the gentle rains and enjoy their hospitality, climate gustine Record. The government Is.giving mare etfrom heaven being supplemented atid pleasures. tontfbn to waterways this year thnn with the sulphur water from hell to o /or before and the St. Johns river make it grow strong and hearty and . On neat Tuesday the citizens of Daytona will have an opportunity to will receive the recognition that is D * fow months or so it will all te take jk forward* atop In making the due this < magnificent waterway beauties and advantages, of this'city thrtugh Florida. ^ -------- -------* known to the world which,, if* fol-, (Continued From Pago 1) *. lowed up, will redound to our ad­ Anneal Promotion Day vantage, growth . and prosperity in “ This will ho an* nnswer to the . Last Sunday was the annual j:roall the years to come. anxious Inquiries we (received earlier motion day for the Bnptlst Sunday Vote for the ono mill publicity tax in the season from the farmers as t school. Some eighty fine boys and by all means. The fund derived what they hnd better produce. isaiipmza f girls were promoted, beginning with from this* tax will be used to In­ ”J was .very-anxious and made the Bqgi.nnlnrs' Department and end­ crease our tourists patronage nd to particular inquiries as to the atti­ ing by promoting a few Into the Se­ induce those seeking homes In Flor­ tude of the Food Administration nior Department. When tho b’oys ida to locate here. The burden will upon these products—namely, straae- nlut Department their promotion be light on all of us, anil tho reward berries, lettuce*and celery—and the days are at An end as .far ss the will be great. Every*, individual and answer to each inquiry wae: " Sunday school la concerned. After business, firm In the city will be re­ " ‘Tho more of fheso products yon that comes the Home Department, paid many times over for the small can send to tho northern markets (he anil->hc Baptist Sunday school nover aim the tax will cost. puts a person In the Home Depart­ better wo will bo pleased,'" **' fP'tr ment that can possibly get to A vote in favor of the tax Is a vote Sunday school. Last Sunday the for the greatcV and more prosperous Dr. Ifyman'Called exercises were conducted by the Daytona, a vote for the upbuilding It ‘ looks* like we will lose Dr. of.the city and a vote to tho finan­ George Hyman, pastor of tho Bap­ superintendent, Jno. D. Jlnklns. *Dr. cial advantage of every citizen and tist church from Santord for the Hyman, the pastor made a fino talk Twenty five cents to'our Tobacco R, W. Deane_‘____ .... -25 property owner. period of the war for ho has re­ and told the boyi-and girls what to do, etc. . The promotion address was Fund will furhish almost twice as ; - -25 C. H. Humph..*..-’...... *ceived notice.to appear or be ready \ — °— made by the state Sunday school many smokes as you can buy your­ ....... 25 A. R. Key-.------- —.— HOME GUARDS A NECESSARY ' to appear a t Ft. McPherson for secretary? Rev. W. W. Willlan, and self over the couhter. They come ....... 25 J. R. S tew arts.--------. ORGANIZATION physical examination to act as chap­ _ -25 An important fact that la,not ger« lain for the new National army.. Dr. what this Httlo and good -man . ad packed In a nice little kit, ready for Mica Muller-.—______ They are used In every line craljy realised, bat which has -a Hyman placed ‘his application on vised the' ones receiving diplomas sending; and in that kit is • post­ ft of business by Salesmen, Of- strong bearing upeui, the, question of file some'tlme ago and was informed and promotion certificates would be card qtamped and addressed to tho 4* ■.Here's 45 reals worth of ♦ ■fice Men,*‘Doctors, lawyers, ‘ tfio. necessity or otherwise of tbe or? at the time that there were fifty or good advice .for every person to*uAe. person who gave the quarter. Dr. WilHsn is a preacher o/ no small The French and American Goyganixatlon of .the County? Guards, tobacco' which Is aent for ♦ more applicants for every place as Ministers, Students—by ev­ In the state of Florida; la that at the note and was called from .the pulpit ernments and the Red Cross help us your quarter( chaplain but that his excellent en­ ♦ eryone who must have a book ' p;cscnt time there la no atmed guard to handle the great Sunday school do this. The tobacco is admitted BS/t -A package,of Tuxedo to­ ♦ dorsement! and his flno record 1n that combines k o' any. description in the entire state, w orking‘among‘ the young men pt and B. Y. P. U. work of the state, duty freo over there.and’ the Amor- 4 bacco and four books of ♦ nor will there be in all. probability, various places ho was placed ahead and this Sunday school is very for­ can stamp brings back tho message ♦ cigarette papers, U n U T Y , DURABILITY ♦ until the County Guardi receive of many other applicants- and there tunate indeed to *have him-.wljh to you, direct from tho happ/*man -a. ♦ Three * pouches cf Bull, A N D A P P E A R A M C E . .; Who received your smokes. their equipment. ThU fact alone Is no .doubt but what he will be them for the Promotion Day. * ♦ Durham tobacco and three ♦ And when you read that soldier’s ought to atlr tip the manhood of the ♦ Sheets can;be obtained any­ called to the colors.. While h’ls man * books of papers. " ’•* ---* Woman a Club Notes’ < . * mfusge you will say that it is the *♦’ atate until thereahsH hot be-a coun­ friend* hero are glad to*hear that h Two packages e f Lucky ♦ time, ruled in eight atyles. • ty from'on* endof It to the other In error the hour for. hold­ ilggest quarter’s worth of satisfac­ ♦ Strike clgareltse, twenty* Bound In best-quality Flex- which there Li not,at least one com­ haa been chosen from among so ingThrough tion you ever got for thu money. the first business m ’eeting of, the ♦ d a r e tte a in e a c h p a c k a g e . many^hey will all regret fata, depart­ ♦ * ible Black Levant Grain Cow- pany, fritted, drilled and ready to ure ♦ . A return postal card ad­ from this city'Where he la loved d u b and that of the. flag'raising b- Try it otad see'for yourself. ♦ march anywhere within the county and esteemed by every one- . klde, with Black Xininga. cama confused In last Friday’s issue Contributors ♦ dressed to the rconldbnlor ♦ limits (Or- defenae purpoaea. We are Of the paper and this means is.token Herald Printing Co...'r -.. . .26 ♦ on whieh the? soldier will ♦ at war1 wftb an utterly unierunulou* to correct this error and to announce G. F. Smith,.__ _____ _ pen'-his appreciation. and ♦ .60 Ammonia V*star at Fertilizer.- ' enemy, one who will not be hinuerod that .the-respective hours are as fol­ r. Boucholle.. ♦ .26 ’ratltn'de for the lit ♦ ■ Ammonia water that n il been used lower The business-meeting.orill be Sanford, Florida by any thought of honor, or, fairness, for , C, Sanford-______ 1. ♦' .26 ♦ washing may be poed for plpnt*. •• .-* nor controlled by any of the usage* It la an excellent fertilizer. called for 3:30, owing to the. fact C. L. BriU..,..’------------.26 THE SANFORD HERALD THEHERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY transplanted Into the fields there to grow and prosper‘'until about holi­ day- time when all you plney woods erfekers In central 'Florida ‘ will be celled upon to pay fifteen cents a bunch fqr J t. just os heretofore.and don’t you''know th at Sanford will have a thousand acres or more in this aUcculent (irbstover tha^mcana) vegetables and after th e , snow Is over don’t you know that tbs Ban; ford growers will havo succulent pockctbooks full of the ling green -made by selling tho short green to the medium sixod greenhorns like you, don’t you know It, old darling? Oh, Avery, my son, my son, how could you? . . , . Why Risk Your Money Ini PEOPL ES BANK OF S A N F O R D - SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BA N K THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS b XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX UPPER RIVER RECEIVING ATTENTION I GROWERS ARE ASSURED CELERY AND LETTUCE WILL BRING GOOD PRICES - YOU ARE INTERESTED IN RING BOOKS! 5 HERALD PRINTING CO. m S •/ *. �. 'VfV W AND ABOUT THE CITY j -t * [itUe U tppening^-M enU o'n | 0r Matter* In B rier— t personal Item * of* ■ Interest .— — • 7 • St »»*ry of the .Hoisting Smell rjk* Succinctly Arranged for Burriod Herald -Beador* ! j : ; j Mcttlnger and bis coni.. -ittee have got up nice largo banior tho coming Brotherhood An* nuili to be hold hero Oct# 9# 10, 11* - The Ladles’ OuUd ot Holy Croaa Vhureh will have-a rummage sale S S ria r. Oct. 6th. 12-ltp Co to Mobley’* drug atorh for ’j o u r ichool books. Phono 294. 2-tfc Chairman . Rub-My-Tiam — AntUbptlc, Ano­ dyne-Kills pain,’ atop* putrefac­ tion.' . ’ Mr*. Chas. Hester of thla city ac­ companied by her sisters,- Misses Pauline and Myra Wilburn, who have been visiting her left yesterday (or North Carolina. Mra. Heater ipend some time In' North Caroat the Hilburn -home. S •--All sc h o o l books will bo found ot Mobley’* drug store. ' Also .full lifie of icbool' supplies. 2-tfc * "The Ladies' Aid Society Packs a Mis<ionary Hnrrcl"—See this home talent play at Presbyterian church parlors hriday. • 12-^ tc. Dr. Davis, the well known op-. ~~tometrUt will be at-tho Empire Ho-' tel Irom Tuesday, October 2nd to Wednesday, October 10th, to test eyes and sell glasses for headache and poor vision. 10-4tc The Wesleyan Bible Class Brother­ hood of Florida holds annual con­ vention in tins city next week, be' ginning Tuesday and lasting three Mr., and .Mrs. Andrew Mahonay country and come to Florida thla annoubco the birth of a " daughter winter. The independent thlnlta, Saturday, September 22nd. - Banners, decorations, advertising, printing, car fare slid entertainment of a few of tho noted speakers who come from other states for the Brotherhood convention next week will require an outlay of at least $200 by our dtixens, Hi addition to two otheh (amounts provided as be­ low slates. Bclioylng It, utmostly deslrablo to encourage the disposi­ tion to make Sanford n convention city our Board of Trade Is expending some $16, at this time, advising the general public of our accommodation general public of dur accommoda­ tions, hotels with rates and capacity, sundry towns and surrounding- at­ tractions, and Invitations t^ como and participate In this meet. The other amount not included In the abovo stated ’Necessary $200 and supplemental thereto Is the sum that will have to be mado up.for the Parkentertainment'planned on \Vcdnes day night,' estimated at somewhere between $30 ' and . $60, depending upon tho npmbcr present on that evening.. Tho entertainment com­ mittee has pledged itself, in its three members to personally provide and pay for_thls feature of tho Brother­ hood event. Our City Band very kindly donates tho music for this felicitous occasion. St. Cloud has taken over the old light plant, and plans arc now being worked out for connecting H up with tho new city plant when, finished. Two huge oil engines, costing $20,000 have been received and are now bcin installed. They will also furnish the power for the water system. "You will have to tako your hat off to this committee.". “ Tho entertain­ ment committee -appointed to ar­ range for this deportment of the Brotherhood meet .next week has, at the expenso of tho Individual mem­ bers of the committee arranged for an evening of unusual pleasure in tho Central Park of the city during that convention. The park will be specially lighted, tables will be spread from which Sahford’s charm­ ing ladles will dispense something 'toothsome, to our Visitors Snd friends, tho Band will render sweeLand poplllar music, there-will bo sociability, cheer and a welcome such as to leave no doubt In the minds fo our guests that. Sanford is a hospitable city and n good place to hold big gatherings. The assistance v*rf~the IndicS'and of the band is generously free and highly appreciated. All delegates and visitors, together with every one who Is in attendance at tho great meeting that will be bold ip the Methodist, church Wednesday evening, Oct. 10, Is invited to this hajrpy. affair. • Light refreshments will be served to cnch and nil from 9 to 11 p. m. The entertainment committee has also arranged for n boat ride from t to fi p. rn. on Wed­ nesday, which is to be the big day of the convention, with nn automo­ bile drive fAr all-who may wish to enjoy same. Several owners of both boats and autos have with their usual courtesy and., kindness prof­ fered the use- of dame for tho pleas­ ure of tho delegates. -• however, that the head tax of eight doIlar*~wlll not "keep many Cana­ dian* at home, A good caae ot pntnimohla coats several times eight dol­ lar*,' and that la the risk that every .northerner takes . who can't ’ come south In the winter time. Womca’s Registration ♦ A .' Day * * ♦ ♦ Council of ' ~ * DOMAIN HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN AND m • AROUND SANFORD *V* of Mi*. Norm* McUuihtln, Ulm Vlrttnta Brsdr will taVo r U r n of th toon*- Any ombUnco rmxbrmt MU* Ursdy will bo crmlfr.approcLud X ........... -1' — Thtaixf. Parly 0i1 Saturday evening Miss Vera Terheun entertained wlth^a theatre party. Those present were Misses Marian and Gladys Dietrich, Mabel Kinney, Vera Terheun,. Measri. Col* * V. 1■ Woodcock, Cedi Alexander, Percy Packard, Virgil Smith and Joe Cou­ rier. After the theatre th e'p arty re­ Census of Navigators Begun by turned to Miss Terheun’a whore re­ Recruiting Servloe of the freshments, were served. COUNTRY NEEDS MANY MARINERS ♦ ♦ 4> t ri Oct. 10-11-02 ♦ ♦ The second danco of the Pariah ♦ ♦ House Club will be held on Thurs­ #4*•*•*■•*■ ‘i 4’♦ 1 + ♦ 4 ,4 ♦ ♦ ♦ day night. Admission 60 cents per couple. This includes dancing les­ ions from 7 to 8 p. m. From 8 to $20.00 Worth ,’or $3.00 10 p. m. dancing.hi to he enjoyed by We may be foolish to sell you $20.00 all. Thtfe. piece orchestra. Shirt worth o.l Fertiliser for only $ 3,00 waUts and .skirts are to bo worn. Refreshments served fo r’ a small Thus saving you, per fon $17.00 fee. ‘ These dances will tako placo But that will'be your GOOD LUCK. every Thursday evening. Half the SEE US ABOUT MUCK proceeds go for our soldier Boys, tho CHAPPELL & CHAPPELL other-half for now pews for tho Holy . 102-tf Cross church. Everybody Invited, t 1 1 • Mr. and Mrs. John Hill and threo Paper Hanging and Painting Thousands of new samples of wal children were In town Friday from paper for you to select from. Sam­ Now Smyrna.* ples .will, bo brought to ' your door Ht upon request.. I also do''decorating — M rs^D, -W.-Smith'.and little girl and painting as it should bo done. of’ Bradcntown have arrived In San­ F. • W. Tcmpcrton. 108 Palmetto ford and will make this their homo. Mr. Smith h^s a position with Mr. Avc., one door from First street. McLnulin, ’ . ' • : . 96-tf ♦ Nations, Defense MILK FROM SEATTLE Tick EradUation Is Needed In Sem­ inole County * Gainesville, . Oct. 1. While at­ tending the Live Stock Round-Up here last week, Dr. W. F. Blackman of Wekiwa Ranch near Sanford re­ lated to u group of gentlemen his observations and information about days.' . . importation of milk Into (he Sanford Attend the homo talent play in territory. * the Presbyterian church-parlors Frl: lie said: "On my way over here 1 dsy night. * 12-1 tc w'ns standing on the Sanford- dork Woodland Park Is open only Sunwaiting for the steam boat to un­ * ’ days.’ To let on week days. 92-tf load its freight and noticed a num­ No. 666 yill euro Chills and ber of esses marked with a brand of Gerer. It la the toost speedy rem­ condensed milk put up in Seattle, edy we know. y 86-35t Washington. 1 asked the clerk how Five or nix hundred people ere exthose cases were routed to Sanford - pected iri Sanford next week, deleand he told me that they went by gstes and visitors, on account of tho hont from Seattle, through the Pan­ Drotherliond meet. Let us give ama Canal to New York. There them a suitable welcome. ‘ they were transferred to a hont for Jacksonville and therd transferred to Public Stenographer — Room 6, the boat which carried them to San­ Gsrner Woodrufl Bldy., Phono 271. ford. The enses were destined to Mrs. Powell. . * 3-tf various points in Seminole ami Lake Circle C of tho Presbyterian La­ counties, which necessitated a trans­ dies' Aid Society will give a play fer, froip the dork to a railroad line entitled "The Ladles’ Aid Society and freight charges added to the Packs a Missionary, parrel,” Friday other charges which had been accu­ evening. 7:45. in tho church parlors. mulating enroute. A. freewill offering ovill be received, " It is very fmportnnt that eradi­ t' -. * 12-1tc cation of cattle fever tick* be pressed I’aitor Steinmeyor and tho various as rapidly us possible, so our people comnjiitee^ are busy arranging for can buy some good tick free cows . the big Unit her hood convention ' to end produce their own supply of ( he hell in this city Octobor 9, 10 milk. When our money that is re­ and II. All the clergy of the city quired to ppy Jo r that condensed ■with their congregations are lending milk gets out of Seattle there is little hearty cooperation. I hope our merchants or bankerq will A special train load oT twenty- ever see it_ngoin.’' No. GGG will -cure Malaria or Bll-- fous F«vor.- It kills the germs, . eight pars, carrying a shipment of 600 two-yenr old heifers for the Wnl' ' ' 86-36t The Gables Opens The regular meeting of the W. C. kill Stock FArms Company was un­ Sanford is fortunate In lyiVjng the T. U. in appointed to bo held at the loaded nt Green Cove Springs Inst Gables open for tho season Tor It will Methodist church next Thursday w«ck Immediately after being un­ offi;r do much to the tourlptu in the loaded they were driven to the afternoun, Oct.' -Ith, a t, 3 o'clock. maCtcr of a homellko plncc to stop Walklll Farms, where they were »• See J. j. Catos aboqt seed pota- dipped and branded. The cattle are in Sanford for a feV weeks or for _ toes for next spring’s crop. Guar­ all selected stock’ and are from .one the season. Tho Gnhtos is situated anteed free from rust. Delivery of the largest herds about. Arcadia. tin the corner of Fourth street and Mngnalia avenue and is centrally November or -December. 4-8te The finnnee committee has col­ *Chairman E.' A. Douglass, Sec’y located,' The house has'been entire-' lected and obtained subscriptions for E. .T. Woodruff and live wirc( F. P. |y mudo over Into one of the coxiest the corning Brotherhood convention Forster, tho entertainment commit­ corners imaginable’and’ here tho vis­ amounting to about 1120.. At last' tee .for tho Brotherhood meet ap­ itors to the city this-winter will find Sunday’s meeting tho Sslhford Meth­ preciate the coopcrstioh-*4-tho pns- just the home they have been want­ odist IIrot her hood Class Contributed tors, the church and other societies ing some time. Tho Gubles is not a J>«rly $20 more. There still- lacks. of the efty,' the boat and automo­ large hotel but has eleven rooms • however, fully $60 of the sum that bile owners, and.the City Band, in with hot nnd^ cold water In every jull ret)uired to meat nccca- .assistance rendered to make the roonv-the furnishings arc most com­ *->ry he expense of this great tha gathering; rive hundrnrl mnM delegates and r ; , rJc or pnrlc function and other fea­ plete nncl the- table will appeal to hundred or more visitors ure expected to fill our city tures of Wednesday, week hence, n those who want that homelike cookt and he accommodated at our hotels success and pleasure for our guests. ing that go s straight to tho heart of the traveler.' The porches are •nd rooming houses. These will apy Selling Columbia Graphophone* and large and are most inviting and the •heir own bills, but must be proRecords guest's of the Gables wilt find that 'ided with places to sleep and eat. The firm of Gibson & Wallaco their every wish -la gratified, in the sectary Mario wo of tho Board of rade has listed all the hotels, ahd who will open their nsw music store cuisine and tho accommodations. Mra. Lefllor, the proprietor, is as­ other places of accommodation Jn so next Friday In the Miller building on Magnolia 'avonuo will have on ______ _ her _ _____ sisted by sister, ‘Mrs. Smith in *r »s he har been ablo to ascertain ■alo the famous Columbia phonoJ •00* {fDj, affer the guests and they Mmf' together with rates and all graph* and reord*. All music loyera m t0 t j e tourist aa well as Particulars that will facilitate imIn Sanford are cordially Invited t0 I t R0 h->nie folka and the commercial mHutdy caring for our visitors • 'JPon their arrival. Any family call, at the*new store and hoar the man looking for a nice place for a hirnea or others, not already Hated, world’* faraoua artists In these cele­ night or so will alio find here tho brated records on ^the Columbia. Ideal place for a dean room .and , , n“ .room* that may be utilised 10-tfc * ' . homo cooking. .In .fact tha Gables n hotting the numbers of delpromises much In providing for tho . 2 * ,cs during their atay in Sanford .! cnnlvr a favor by adylslnf Mr. Automobile and Business Llcensea visitors toVtho city the quiet and Due qomclike accommodation* that are * arlowc. AHo, any who have not All Business, Occupation and ,Ausought in Florida and leldom found. * "Ht contributed to .th e required Tho Ggblea Is now open for the “nd, will be especially , helpful if toipobilo Licenses aro due on or be­ hanif in what they, feel fore October First, infi those re­ season and the people, of Sanford Woul|l like $o do financially In quiring licensee should aecure them can recommend th is ‘house to their ' of this notable and to Sanford on or before that dato fn order that friends at all'times. . ery helpful gathering .from all over the law may be compllad with, Jnq. D. Jlhklna, c state and elsewhere. Amounts Voluntary Labor. 1 Tax Collector. * he handed to chairman of " A m for .those who nre^not obliged ll-4tc to labor," by the condition' in ‘which Z r Mr, Bronson, to they are bqra. they are more miserable r Strinmcy«r, or to any of the fnr .k ?? Promlneqt 4« arranging l The; St. PiW>sburg Independent thnn^lhe rest of mankind, unless they that-Catlada has discovered a indulge, themselves In thei voluntary « r the big meet, and will find .their ■ava . . . ____ 1 labor’ __ ■_________ which goesU-hjrIt.. thealname of ex.*l “nc* to the proper channel'of, new. eourfe of revenue. It erdse.”—Joeeph Addison. . “tributfon. I to $ax the tnuxlata xwho leave‘that * IN Shipping Board! . NEED DATA FOR EMERGENCY More Than 40,000 Bald to Hold Gov* eminent License* to Officer Ship* of All Kinds—Mahy Have Left the Sea. ' >-! . promising ss at tfie present tTm'of and salaries ore on a higher'plana than ever before. > vtfl “It bos been sold that to win this . war the Halted Btates most, provide ships la large nnmbera to Offset the activities pf the enemy snbiharlnec. ■fitfi‘4 m These ships are required'for U|e mala* tennneo of onr military forces on the battlefield and also to supply food and supplies to our alllep. Ships'Being Built “Ships nro now befog bnUt ts. rap­ •- / >. idly as the fadllUcs of our shipyards . win allow. There are How under con-* struction about 1,500,000 tons for pri­ vate order for service in the coast- * wise or overseas trado; and In addi­ tion there are 1,000.000 tons building for government order for overseas . a •xXgl sorrier. Stupendous as •theso figures ■ may appear, ns compared (to .previous records of •shipbuilding In this coun­ , , try, even this output will be materi­ ally Increased as additional shipyards • are completed. As soon ns these ships are completed work will be com­ m menced on others, contracts for which ■- -V-jT; have already been let. "With tho ships assured, tho prob­ * lem Is presented .of securing a snfnelent. number of licensed officers to man the vessels as they are made ready for service. : •Z ffl •yiwno a<e of telf-aacrtfleo for ••v.*ry llhrrty.-lovlng American. .Tho wninf i.T r r.rul shall bo made freo that ftiture reneratlons*may enjoy the blessing of liinTty, nnd yon of coarse m realize the Important part the officers >. and seamen of our merchant marine ":U must take to bring success to th'eeapso of democracy. - g I I: , "Tho American seaman has never been- a slacker.'.ntul hlstpiy. record*__j that In every enso ot danger to our na­ m . tion ho has como valiantly to bis coun­ try’s aid without (bought of personal comfort or advantago; and there Is - ■ overy reason to belleTe that the sen-* men of tho present day wlll.bo-Jast ith patriotic os their predeccssora Aro you willing to do Vour part to preserve the glorious traditions of our mer­ chant sailor?. "The United States shipping board, through.Its recruiting service, Is now .A— ^ t* engnged In educating both deck and engineer officers free of'charge, hav­ 3 ing established schools In cities along the seaboard and Great Lakes. "In addition, tho recruiting serylco la taking a census of the offlccoLfit _ present holding llcenso In order that It may Intelligently deal with tho altu- . ntion at, hand. You qro therefore re­ ' Lt quested'to fill out tho Inclosed card and return It as soon as possible. % To Insure accurate records you should be •* careful to see thnt nil blanks are prop­ erly filled In and contain tho correct Information. "Your country desires your service.” m SOT Boston, Mas*.—Tho UnIM States shipping board recrulUr ; ssrvlce, nf which ITchry ITownnl Is dlr.'ilnr. ho-: started inking a count ry-v.ldu rettsus of llcen*ctl t.iarlners. In crflcr to deal IntclUgmlly with' the • present emer­ gency. The board Is urging all li­ censed mariners who are engaged In shore ncyipntlnns to come Back to the sen, for the new merchant marine will, stood great, _ numbers of competent men. ’ . Dsln covering the numbers of li­ censed ofllccrs, together with the grades of o<^enn and cons'twlse licenses v- ' . f l i - t which they hold, havo been prepared Henry' McLaulin returned ■from hero for. the.recruiting service by the Atlantn today where he has been on United titates steamboat Inspection a business trip. • ■ectJctj. I t .1 Mr. and Mrs. Mack Butt have re­ ' There nro pbout 40,000 licensed of­ ficers. Many are pot now engnged in turned to their hom e'in Orlando the seafnring.profession. Theso are after a shoH visit in Sanford. pH men of considerable sea experi­ - t X' t ence, and It Is tt> this class that the Mrs. If. B. Connelly and littlo call to the eon tlmt the board Is now; daughter. Mary loft Thursday last preparing' will appeal.'^ to spend a few weeks In Charlotte, Draft for License Holder. N. C. nmong'rclatlvcs. Mrs. Con­ Somo lending authorities believe nelly wah. accompanied ."by her that nil men who hold licenses should mother, Mrs. M.* J. Hawkins who he drafted and'forced to nsslst the will spend the winter with her government In tho present, emer­ daughters in North Carolina and gency. Others believe that unless the men como forwnrd snd servo willingly Washington, D. C. their licenses Bhoold bo tnken away. M l A letter hna been sent by nenry Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Battcle, her ta every person In the coun­ little girl and sister of Sorrento were nownrd try holding a license ns officer of on in town Monday. ocean or coastwise steam or sail ves­ I t t sel nnd snys In part: "The recruiting service of the United Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs of Chuluota ■Fogs ‘Are Valuable. States shipping board Is nt present were In town ort Saturday. . It line been dlijcovored thnt fogs, engnged In compiling detailed statis­ • . ’* t i t . especially ocean, fogs, nro •valuable. Geo. DeCoUes has arrived homo tics as ta tho number of persons hold- i Fogs aro the principal fertilisers ot the Ing United Stoics licenses ns officers after several weeks in Johns Hop­ of ocean or constwiso steam or sail great bean fields of California. The kins sanitarium in Baltimor#. We. vessels, their present address and oc- ^fields • nro dry-farmed/ Ilaln means ruin. ' Yet moisture Is a necessity. are glad to.see that Mr. DeCottes is cupatlon. • ' \ This Is furnished In Just tho'right de­ back and that he looks so well. "Tills Information Is desired’ In or­ gree by-VAgq. . ^ it i . • der that this service may havo a ready —a v Mr. Harry Ward returned Satur­ reference, list of nil officers available day from his business' trip to Indi­ for service In the Inrgo number of tcs'HIs Inference. ^. "He said when ho got up to speak ana. Mr. and Mrs. W ard'and Miss Bels that will bo placed’in coastwise nnd overseas service. nt -our meeting his eyes met n forest, F ern'w ent'to Daytona. "Opportunities for tho ndvnnc'ement of faces." "All wooden.Jlcad*, I sup­ tt t , F.t.’ W. D. Coney was in town and of licensed officers were never so pose ho meant.’’ spent the week en 1 nt their cottage several days of l.st week with rel­ atives and friends, lie was ordered from here to tfiew York city and' from there ‘ abrantl to contlnuo his flights. Dcvoc Is now Flynt. I.ieu, - »—- *• ■ ■■ ... 4 tenanl In tho 'ucro corps. A Beautiful Assortment embracing the Sport Hats, Felts & Velvets I I 1 11. W. Koontz has taken the posi­ tion as principal of tha high school department of New Smyrna.' • i t 1Miss Agnes Bothamly spent the week end in Orlando with .her sister, Mrs." Gore. T i t . ' ' Messrs, Thomas Browno and Ken­ neth French of Orlando wore In town Sunday. , rt t -Miss Fannie Roba Munson has taken n position, with the Western Union Telegraph—Co.---t i t -.' Miss Nellie Elder has taken a position with the Gibson-Wallace VIctrola Co. Red Cross Notlco There will be a meeting of the executive committee of tho Seminole Red Cross Chapter tonight, Tuesday, at the Woman’* Club, 7i3(L The following names moke up this com­ mittees • Mr. D. C. Marlowe, chairman Mrs. Deane 1’urner, vice chair­ man Mrs., W. P. Carter, secretary Mr. B.* F. Whitner, treasurer Mrs. J. W. Di-kini Dr. S. Pulaton Judge E. F. Housholder. Messo .respond to the notice as matters of' grant importance will be discussed. Coal Found Early In Canada. According to First Things In Canada, compiled by the late George Johnson, dominion statistician, the first recorded mention of coal In Nova Scotls was Id JC54. "Coal wsa gathered In Nova Beotia nt a very early date ^without mining, mention being made of It In 1721. Coal was shipped1to Franco from Gape Breton In .1743, ns stated .In a letter, from U. Duchambou to U>« French mlnlatsr," ' -" tJ : r.:-" ‘ ; ^ - * • „ Latest Shapes and- Coltjp in Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. i • *#. Satisfaction Guaranteed, m '■ 'M H The Q U A L I T Y S H O P WOMANHOOD • • , S ■';.*« - The Glory o f the Nation Y-3* Three great loves of a woman’s-life, the love o f ' a maid for a m an ,. the love o f a mother for her child, and the love o f a woman for her country. m m ■mfWKC'MTC- nriabtr it �1*17 Vis it o r s from hom e m a k e bo y? h a p p y We Can Equip Your Office With Anything Yon May Need •* ■ - : ■ .'1 ' * -i_ - ^ • OTTO VMIRl Everyday Someone Says InkW ells All work and no play would mako every day a dull day to f Uie Midler boys, but when tho rn mp js Mica y borne mnd tho-folk* tI»U tbeth, *■ In tho c«m of lbe*o men i t Ulncole, N. Y-, then there I* * bright *pot In tbelr ceinp ufe to be remembered.until the neat-visit. ___ V Pencils Pencil Holders ATHLETES PROVE USEFULNESS FOR WAR The chances are that it its for the Office we do Pencil Sharpners Erasers Rubber Bands Rubber Stamps Call or Phone us about .your Requirements and we will Daters thum b Tacks Stamp’Pads. Second Sheets Stationery Carbon Paper Letter Files ; Mucilage Pens Photo by American rreaa Association. • At n recent military meet at T rn v crt lalanil. N. V., college athletes gave dcinonatratlom of their prowess. They arc hero acrambllng up fortltUatkuia without effort. IHDEUMEIHK Price Tags " W n iB ia n iH ■ Waste Baskets DUTCH S^LORS HOLD REGATTA ON HUDSON . i . ■ *- _ .a -- Letter Trays Penholders 1 Letter Clips ' Account Books Steno. Note Books Clip Boards gm:_ J4 ■1ml*y/ i i I 4 Iw 1 1 I l \ " 1 \ IV _ 1 11,?* b t f c g e e d h * <«1 li-hJ 1 m m K .IT -" 1 w l 1+ Paste* Record Cards Loose Leaf Books Time Books Receipt Books Hook Files Photo by American Pres* Association. ■ . , * , ‘• * About sixty ahtiw belonging to Holland bare been held up In New York liarhur by the embargo placed by'the prt*. td en t To whlto away the time tho crown of tbo ehipa hare had snll.ng and rowing mutches. On occasions tho llndaon baa looked llko n.aceue In Holland. Homo of tbo ablpk were recently released loaded with wheat. N A T IO N A L GUARDSMEN TAKE FEDERAL OATH Stapling Machines Stop Using Cheap, Unreliable jjjjjf Carbon Paper 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 thisi^ Use A C *1 4 ^ - ■ *r trade Typewriter Ribbons Eye Shades Loose Leaf Memo Books and Fillers Lasting legibility—neatness— uniformity—and economy mako MultiKopy tho standard carbon paper. In black or blue, MultiKopy never fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudging, non-rubbing copies which often rival tho original In clearness and legibility. MultiKopy gives surprisingly long aervico and-U unequalled for manifolding. ® Write for FREE Sample Sheet ^ Clipless Paper Fastners Supplies for Verti­ cal Filing Cabinets Adding Machine Paper Let us Equip your Telephone with one of these Tablets for a Ten Days Free Trial. If it don’t prove to be Ccmvcniet and Satisfactory we will remove it.without any.cost to you.whatever Blank Deeds, Etc. Price $2.50 Delivered Office Supply Department Vfcean b y American Praaa Association. - Mem ben of the national guard In Ibv iarloua slates Ibittuguut.t tor butt il Htates were rapidly awuru liras fed* il troops The guardsmen, army offlrrnt say’, will make flue troops Phone No, �Odobef; the former victim of th8.~df ••ved a cent; ‘ to bla day's work with 1 Tha "Muto."^ body of business meo |oe« drarayw i and steady band.’* ontnnUcd for cbnritnble relief three the National Woman’s Chris­ ywra ayo, have, dlabanded for lack of tian Temperance U nion.) work. • T" QH0E8 SUBSTITUTED FOR BOOZE, Ono local ahoo dealer of Seattle has Only 1 per cent of Portland's famltESB RELIEF. WORK NEEDED. " Ilea received Christmas help. In nearly opetfrd three new shoe stores la that Charity organUatlopa in the ptohlbi- overy. Instance thla^raa In the form of dty since the dry law went Into effect lion states all testify to dccrcaso In the “ Iras, the families themselves being The buildings were formerly occupied by saloonkeepers and the ahoo stores number of*i>«rsoo* and families need- able to provide the ncocssltlaa. lag their old. • Portland, Oregon, for Oregon U a particularly falrexamplo are employing moro men than did tha example, showed -a marked change at of- the better labor conditions duo to saloons. Christmas tlmo In all linos of relief prohibition,'for this state gets no war’ work. For four years the Oregon and business and an industries have suf­ "It Is fast becoming fashionable to Washington Hallway & Navigation fered from a shortage of railroad cars. bo a Prohibitionist."—William Jen­ nings Bryan. company provided a Chrtsmns dinner for needy men. This last Chrlttmaa PROHIBITION PR0M0TE8 PR08PROHIBITION HELPS LABOR. there were no prospective guest* and .PERITY. the “feed"'wn* abandoned. Thoclerk Mayor Hanna of Dea Moines, I ju, do- '".After thirty-five years' trial, organ­ at the men’s resort offered n hungry- dares that prosperity has como since ized labor In Kansas Is almost unani­ looking man a free meal ticket, In- that d ty dissolved partnership with the mously for prohibition. 8o says City 'trad "f accepting, tho man flashed a liquor traffic. •. He s a y s " T h e $3,000,- Commissioner Porter of Topeka, labor T0U of bills before his face and In­ 000 estimated to have passed over tho leader and member of tho plumbers’ bafs of our-80 saloons annually now union, also president of tho Kansas vited him to dinner. A lumberjack who aforetime had goes over tlie dry goods and grocery League of Municipalities. Ur. W. L been fed by this charity resort took the counters. Into bank deposits,' ldjnbcr Luce, a member of the. executive com­ manager to a Christmas spread and yards and real estnto offices. Women mittee of tho Topeka Labor council, then left for safekeeping a bank book and children who starved and shivered says In effect the same thing, and la Rowing deposits, The man ly aro now, comfortable nnd happy, while •Ann In his belief that prohibition aids labor. • . "In this state organised labor Is able to look at the prohibition Issue with clear eyes, for there Is no liquor ele­ ment In control. The state has been dry so long that the trades formerly tilled with the liquor traffic havo ad­ justed themselves and the brewery workers and bartenders, as such, are .out entirely. . ' "I attended a meeting of the Mis­ souri Federation of Labor not so long ago and I could not help contraatlng Prepared Specially for This Newspaper tho conditions In that organisation with tho orgnnlsntlon ' In Kansas. By Pictorial Review There the snloon and liquor men wero lu control "In Kansan nt our federation meet­ ings- delegates attend sessions and have their clearheaded share In the transacting of business. In Missouri ninny.delegates hang around bars, let­ ting others run the convention as they plenBe." • 'Topekn has n largo workingman population. There arc 4,000 men' etiiployed In the Rnntn Fe railroad shops alone. It I n declared that 71! per cent of the mnrrtcd mert employed tn the bhops own their, own homes. Ugrsons The Formative Year*. In tho Woman's Home Companion a writer says: "Fathers muflt realise, as well as mothers, that the first flvo years of the child's llfo are the most Important In the child's development. It Is then Hint he Is most formative; most IniprcNNlonablo; It !b then that he needs most w t Iouh and careful thought from both parent?. And If the child Is-properly bundled through this period, half the battles of the fu­ ture man In the child nro won." turned back at tho wriat*. Medium 1 -1,'J 01 giro requires 1 yard of 44-lneh mate* f i r *-•'-y* '■* ribl for the gathered'sleeve with turn- r.W m m m . w a m . iui r— bark ruff, or. % yard I f the band cuff SMtloni are also laid on a lengthwiio 1* used. The tw.o-pleeo design ealli thrend of material, the under section for 1 yar.d 44-lneh material with torn- resting nearest the fold-of material, bark cuff or % yard material without with tho tipjier section above it. and cuff. V thD *° *ho right. Braid, buttons Iloth ar« equally tiatpls to eat anti or-rpilrroldeTed motifs may be used to make. Tho threo sections of tho trim the sleevrs. , Pictorial Review Blssvoi No. C357.Hires, email, medium, large. Prlee, 15 cent*. __; ----- —Prowl© AoidL ’ •• Pmsflle add U BO deadly Hint even the sinell of the add produced pals la tha throat, and lu the region of tha heart, . .There 'are fpiv poisons for Which there la such Httlo opportunity fur an antidote. 'If (here Is tlfaio—and there seldom .Is, for the poison Is al­ most Instantaneous—ammonia Inhaled very freely mny glvo relief and reduce the absotute certainly of death to a grave probability. June Blh. A. D. t l l 7 .‘ , . E. J. UNDERWOOD, *• . Administratrix. In Caarl1*1 tb* C*nnly-Jndga, Hemlael* Ceualy, m ale at Florida In r* Estate al Aliard L. Bton«, Minora. *' Notl?* la baraby given, to all whom It may concern, that I, aa guardian ot Format B. Stoat and Alvord L. Stona, Minora, will on tb* 11th day ot D*«*iab«ra A. D. IS17, ala montba (tom tba dat* hereof apply to tb* Honorabta F. F. Houaholdtr, eoonty Judg* ol aald county, for n r flnal dlacharga aa auch guardian) and abul alto prawn! my flail accounla for approval. . Dated June 4th, A. U, 1917. . MELVILLE A. STORE. Guardian. In C oni at ('< a a Ir Jadga. Hrralaele Caan la, Hlata ef Flarlda In ra Estate of L I. Stona ' ,_ Notice la baraby (Iran, to all whom l< lay concern. _ tb * t, J !» _ ll» „ U lb l *>»7 ° lecember, A. I». IHT, I ahall apply to tbi Honorabta E. K. Houaholdar, judge of aalc court, at Judge ol probata, lor my Ona f Ni i IIm . I mf Chapter 4S1S, L av a af FlarIda Null,* la hereby givra th a t G. M. Jacob*, ircha-rr ot T a i Cartlficata No. H O I, dated r 3id day o| June, A. D. 1902, hat filed Id m l l f i c a t r In mv office, and baa mada ■plication (or t a i deed to laaue In arcordiie with law. Bald certificate embtecea th e llowlng deacrlbed property altuated In -mlnole county, Florida, to-wlt: EW ot EIJi ot N W U , Bee. SI, T p. 21 fl, R SJ Eaat. iy ol Ortob'er, A. l>. 1917.-. Wltnrte my official' sig n a tu re and **al I* the 9th day ot September. A. D. 1917. l-ral) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clrrk Circuit Court Seminole Co., F la . tty V.* M Douglau, D. C. 6-TuM-Slr In Court or the County Judge, Seminole County. Slate uf Florida In lie Eetate ol . Harriett R. Cooney. To ell Creditor*. legatee*, Dlitrlbutee* and • all I’ertone having Claim* or Dtm*nd* ■galnit *tld E*t*te: You. *nd each ol you, are heraby netiSed to proMBh aay- alaluta and demand* which as guardian of tb* retste. of Edith McClellead. Grettl* McClelland.- Morgan McClel­ land and Cbrl.tlan McClalland. minora, to make applIraUon tb E. F. Houiholder, County Judg* *1 Hemlntl* County, Florid* at hla office In tha court boue* at Sanford, Florida, cn Monday, tha Stb day ol Octo­ ber, A. D. 1917. for autbority to sell-all tight, ttU* and Inteteet nf aald nllnore la «nd to tho following described lar.d, -Ituated ,jlng and being In tb* County ot Femlool* tit a la at Florida, to-vrlt: All of tba uaiurvd part ot See. I. Tp. 20 fl, R. 81 E. Lot 1 and tha F ball ol U* N E )( ol Bee. 28 tp J9 8, R. S2 T. Lot S ot Sec. D1 Tp 1 R. 32 E T l* 8)4 ol the NW U ol tbe N li) f - o t Sec. 4, Tp. 20 8. R. 3S R. ^ T b * N fr H .o l tb* NWK ot Sc*. 4. Tp. 20 , -* - r ^ * Baard a l Bond Truelee* o i ^ Ifro l Ban ford H a a ll . Sentinel* Coaotj*. Florida, B W Iw ■ * f .Chapter 4 I I (, U * i • ( FT#*Ida . . . . . . . . Nolle* U her* by. gt van t b it C. W . Entamlnger, purrhaier ot Tat Cortlflcol* No. SSI, dated the Cth dog ol July, A. O, 1>ST baa Meets 2,-4/Thursday evenings, 7:80, In M. W. A. Hall, PleoBulIdliur. C. B. McDonald C. D. Coach Consul Clark Loyal Order of Moose Sanford Lodge No. 1810 raceta In H al in Stone & Grove Building Second andFourth Mondays fgJUonth s t 7:30. , baa Mad arid e*rtl0eat# In a y offle* baa aad * ap-illratlon far tax daad to In accordant* w ith Ir*. - Said cardsarabracaa tb* faMatrlng daacribad propsituated In Somlnol* county, Florida, 8 H ri B i i ol N Jt ol NEJ< *f N w W fS, Tp. SO, It,, R. 29 East. S acra*, aald land being m m i d at tb* data ol Milana* • ( tuck certiorate In tbn b u m BUSINESS CARDS One Inch Cords Will Be Pabllshed Useder This Hcsdlng Al The Bate Of 1741' Per Tear. txs,!* • ouglsae, D. C, Wilson & HoOsbolder 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 ' L A T O ifiks,. Sanford ' Sanford Lodge No 62, P. and A. M. ■* Communication every first nnd third Thursdays at 7:00. Visiting brethren welcome. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW O. L. Taylor Secretary Practice In .State apd Federal Courts Monroo enspter No. IS, R. A. M Garner-Woodruff Dldg Sanford Fla Meets overy second nnd fourth Tburs day In Masonic Hall oVcr tho Imperii Theatre. Visiting companions welcome 0. L. Taylor C. J. Humph ‘.Sec’y High Priest LAW Y E R Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sta NUIT 9,’COURT HOUSE Meets every first and third Tuesday n each month. Everyone who has seen Phones 143, 339-w lit Star in the East are cordially Invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Soc’y *■ ..G E 0. A . DEC0TTES Tho Ssniuril Council K. of C. . lice*] tho 2nd Sunday 3 p. mV nnd the 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K. of C. Hall, Oak Ave. C. L. Britt, Fin. Scc’y. Phoenix Lodge No S, K. or P. Meets second add fourth Tuesdays. Ntiitirig knights always welcome. H. McLnulin O. J. Miller * R. and S. C- C.‘ Sanford Lodge No. 27,1. O. O. F. Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 In M. W. A. Hall, PlcolBlock. All vis­ iting brothers cqrdiallylnvited. L.' F. Roper ' . J. W. O. Singletary N. G. ~ —- R, Sec. Gate City-Camp No. 6, W. O. W Meets aocond and fourth Wednoaday nights In cfich month. , F. L. Mlllrt J. F. Hoolehan Clerk Council Command*! HENRY McLAULIN J* * i - = JEWELER MV SPECIALTIES PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER * ROGERS’ PLATED WARE t . * >/ W • ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Plumbing and Gas Fitting United Brotherhood of .Carpenters and Joiners of America . Sanford Local Union No. 17fil meets All Work RftceiVeB My Persona first and third Thursday night at 7 o'clock In the M. W. A. Hall. Pico BIk. AttenUonj^nd Be«t Effort* ; J. W. O. Singletary W. W. Van Ness Soc.Treaa. President Opposite City Hall ; ., Teleeboae Na M 10Th* fllH • ! * ’*• NWW 8, WW °* th# Degta S.S0 eh* H ot tb* NB ccroey of the NEW •> tho NWM of ?**■ * J P -; *® 8. R. f l E., run N 7.30 tha, W I M l eh* A J7.2S tbe, K I f 74 cha. N 11.41 aba to ■Urtlat P*lnL ^ f MCCLELLAND, Giardlan ot tha estat* of Edllb McClel­ land, Orettla. McClelland. Morgan MeChuaad and CljriaGan McClalland. 4-T w e-H . Nolle* is hereby given that Martin UeDanlel, pnrebaaer ot T ai Cartlficata No. U S, dat*d tho Stb day «( Jiuy, A. D. ISIS, baa filed said certificate In nay office, and baa mad* application tor tax .deed to laeua In accordance with law. Bald cartlficata am* brace* tb* following drocrlbed property alluattd In BernHole county, Floir da. to-wlt i Let* IIS and 121. Bantord Height*. Tb* aald land being aaa*M*d nt tb* dat* pi tha lasuanc* *1 such certificate I* tb* naaao ot J. I l7 Ragadnl*. Unleea aald certlScal* .ball bo i*da«m*d according to law U l dtod will laeto tbtrron on tb* fib *d ay pi Oetobor, A, D. 1917. , . . '. Wltnee* my official algnatur* and seat this (b* 4 lb day al B.pl.mber, A. D. IS 17. (**•)) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk’Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. ■■ Window Flags, for window or wind-shielji, made o f peper, size 6x10 inches, each - - • - - - \ Flag stickers 1 1-4x3-4 indies. Put them on jour col­ lar, your belt or your hat band: Use them on yom stationery. Envelope containing 10 for - . - •> 5c HERALD PRINTING CO * Remember, W diva informal Demonstrations and Recitals dailu? (You will be 'delighted yrtien you caHt 8U t« ol Vletlda, • i r«L OFFICE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT \ } SANFORD, FLORIDA' • PHONE 148 * MERCHANTTAILOR, CLEANER, DYER ANDREPAIRER' 111,000.00 City nf . Baaftrd Improre- Ireu that1 Mated pr ; Jo in GIBSON & W A L L A C E 109 MAGNOLIA AVENUE II. F. W HITHER, S U M . 8*7. I f , T p . 20 H, R. S I. E You will wonder why Hits tone is different. * It is so clear, full,—life-like,—becauseJhe fundamental principles of tone production are bbserved and applied. Tone building is an art and only when it is considered as such and its principles understood and applied can the B eetles $ * f C k ay lrr 4 I t s , L av a of F1*rNotice lg horebyglren t b e t J . R . Ream. result be a success— of Tas Cartlficata N *. 118, dated Rurcbtaer I* lib day fit July, A. D. 1911,1** Med •old fertile*!* In my *<Hc*. »nd baa mad* far U i deyd to !*»u* In arewrd■The STARR PKpnffgrSpK Will be o f great interest to you and we •pplleeUetr aiyr* with law. Said e*rtU*dt* ambracra tb* feUewfat dmalbed prtyerty altuaUd la C***ty, ■flerlda, to-wjti Lot S, (want you to come in and se<5 it and let us explain its superior quali­ B«m(uM« Block X, Sanford. Tb* Mid land .bring aaaeeeed nt tb* dat* al th* laduanc* ol aucb ties. .When you hear the STARR’S rich tone, pure in all the reality rertlf carl* in tb* nam* nf .11. Moad*. Un­ less arid cartlficata abaJI be r.dearned ac­ lag to Jaw tat .deed will1 laaue Ibareon and individual grace of the artist# you will be convince^ that it is dif: cord on lb* l l t b day ol Ort*b*r, j . D, 1117. Wltaea* my official algnatur* and tool this llt b day of S.ptamber, A. D. 1S17. iferent; -You will come to the fullest realization that this is the instru­ tb*(seal) K. A. DOUGLAS8. , Clerk C If Ault Court Seminal* Co., Fla. ment you have been waiting' for, the instrument 'of ' the greatest V* M’ Cmusical possibilities to. add to your home. tt*U«* af BaJ* *f City of Banford • - *.-it k « V . 8 ,T b#,NWW «t the NWM ol Sec. I, Tp. The more Phonographs yon have heard of other makes, the better yon w ill appreciate the ob­ vious merits of Ute STARR. - - a certified aback In Iba sum o f (730.00 aa evident* of goad faith. Tba .Board af Band Trtut*** reserve Iba right l a rajaet any and In C««rt *f Ce**t,. Jadgr, Her*Ieel* Cm air . iuat**rri«ri4r'~" In r» n u n at W. II. Und.rvrood . Notice la hereby alrrn, to all »htra It nay eon(rirn, that on tb* Sib day cl Deevnber, A. D. 1SI7, 1 tludl apply to tb* llanotabl* E. V. Ifooajrt, at Judg* al Probate, lo t my Anil ilieebarr* n Administratrix at tba relate o( W. 11. Under aod, deceased; and that at Iba -amt Una 1 will *cv*ent my Baal aetounu aa Administratrix at mb aaUto, and atk l*r lb*lr . A n ticip atin g a S lum p. marks an epochal advancement in the field of music, and the appointment of this firm &s representatives for the distribution of this (wonderful musical instrument also marks an #poch in the history o f this store. We con­ sider it a great honor to offer to the public this latest development in the phonograph K F I R bS S Y eik All bid* matt b«-accampanlad with LEGAL ADVERTISING Thtr Victim—"And wliy should you I b tb* C eualy Judge'e Court, bo so much concerned oven If 1 run Count). Florid*, tn I'.abui* the M uller nt Guardian.hip. o losing my bnlrV The Barber—“Why, In Edith, G rettl., Morgan and Chrla sir, nnyonc U annoyed to find bla busi­ tlan McClelland, Minora. Notice I* 1* hereby -given It 1la 16* In­ 1— -that 1-** '* ness falling off." tention ol tbe und-r.Ignod, J. F. MeCtriland. The Introduction of the 1**7, and bear intarert at tht rata aifl p*r ;■"■;/ . . Uon® o f All K in d s on S h o rt NoUce O a r G anU em en’s V«I«I C lnb. $2.00 X M onth. ' I 8UIT8 $15.00 UPWARD :: CALL AND SEE IE ON SANFORD AVE. , ' ;.PH0KE 174n! •; � 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, October 02, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 02, 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>, October 02, 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/ce6d84a08a3add3fc489b87318bea2b3.pdf d03d419890de81708f4302f8cf07a0e3 PDF Text Text IN TH E HEAR7 OP TH E WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION 5 PUBLISHED : ON 8EMI - WEEKLY AND TUESDAYS FRIDAYS . I N S A N F O R D — U fa la Wotih Liolni VOLUME IX SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1917 SANFORD WILL BE FILLED WITH METHODISTS FROM ALL OVER STAtE NEXT WEEK— OCTOBER 9-11 . . MANY MATTERS OF INTER­ EST TO p e o p l e o f . S e m i ­ nole COUNTY .* v.- Sanford, Fla., OCt. 1,1917. Hon. Board o f County Coramlasionsra* In and for Seminole County, FIs., met In regular aeaalon at 10 o'clock a. tn. Present, Chairman L. A. Brumley apd Commissioners L. P. Hagan, C. W. Entamlnger, O. P Swope and E. H. Kilbbe, with V. E. Douglass, ~ D C., and E. E. Brady, sheriff, in attendance.. ------Minutes list regulsr meeting read sad approved. . Petition ol Mr. Joe Cameron, et si, in'Yeferopce to opening road from Ilrardall avenue west read a n d . oh notion of C. W. Enlamihger, sec­ onded by 0. P.. Swope,, that petition be tabled until , next regular meet-* Motion carried Motion of L.. P. Hagan, seconded by C. W. Entzminger; th at M. Ed­ ward* be appointed to preach at the county convict camp at a salary of 19.00 per month. Motion carried^ Mr. LaVIne addressed the board In reference to tho family of M h Lane at- Wagner and asked help for this family On motion' of O .. P. Swope, seconded by *L, P. Hagan this board recommends to county judge' that he take up with the Children’s Home of Jacksonville and find out if they can care for tho chil­ dren of Mr. Lane. Motion carried. Mr. I.aVinc also addressed the board in reference to opening ditch near Wagner. Hoard advised Mr. LaVine that they, have no authority in the above case. Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ onded by L. P. Hagan that the sheriff purchase ticket to Tampa for Mark Rogers, a pardoned county convict. Motion carried. ' . Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by O. I’., ittvopo, that -Seminole county pay a rcWard* of $25.00 and mileage for the capture and return of each escaped county convict, within a radius bf 125 miles. Mo­ tion carried. Tax Assessor A. Vaughan here presented tax books for 1017. Com­ missioners proceeded to compere the two copies with tho' original and umc were found to be correct, and the tax hooks for 1917 were accepted by this board of county commis­ sioners, — ’— 1— • * F..E. STEINMEYERPastor Methodist Church inf. .He'is one of tho eouth’e beet church of this city next Tuesday prepared men.' He wee at .the heed evening at *7:30 'o ’clock. The com­ bf the Training School for Chrietien mittees from the Brotherhood class Workers for e number of yeere. He of this'church htkVevthelr plana about ie now the peetor of the Methodm atured,' Inauilngythat everything let ciurch et F t, Vellcy, G»., from will be in rcidintas for the many choict, ee he hea been eouiht to delegate*, ministers and visitors who take bp educational work again, but prefert the pastorate. » are expected to arrive. ' The field secretary, Rev. A. H. •Some of the Florida men on the Cole will arrive on Monday and will program are Dr. J .. M. Groaa of be located at Hotel Carnes whore he OCala^ . Dr. S. Lawler of Talla­ may be seen and will be glad to give hassee, Rev. G. W, W hita $f Brai­ information regirding aiLthings con­ der: town, Col. L‘. W. Duval of Ocala, cerning the great meeting. who la the president of the meeting, The pastor^of the local Method­ Rev. A. II. Colo of Dade*City and ist church, Rov. F. E. Stcinmeyer, many others have place on the pro­ who is also chairman of tho Confer­ ence Sunday School Board has all Dr. L. R. Philips, teacher of the these matters well in hand and will Rrothcrhodd. class of Sanford will de­ be glad to give ail information rel­ liver the arMress of welcome on ative to the Federation. Wednesday-morning. - This will be The lecturers and speakers. are .responded to by C. E. Howard, tho among tho best in tho south and are Sunday school man of Orlando. specialists.in their line. . ' , A special musical number will Be D r.J . II. Thcrrcll of Albany, Ga„ rendered by a ‘choir of select voices who some months ago turned down of thq city each evening. • '• . an offer from President Wilson to It is planned that the entire* seat­ become minister; to France will speak on Tuesday evening. His sub­ ing capacity of the church wtjl be ject will be “ Making Men See God's comfortably furnished for the occa­ sion. ’ . ,. . . View-point;" It js expected that Sanford will Dr. W. F. Quillian of Ft. Valley, Ga», will speak on Wednesday-even-, give this gathering a great welcome, H A I G MAKES A N O T H E R DRIVE FOR VICTORY After an ominous silence the news comes from the front that General Haig is inaugurating a new offen- A. H. COLE Field Secretary Thc British this morning attacked tho Germans on a wide front in Flanders and penetrated the 'T e u ­ tons' positions in some places to a depth of more than a'm lle. T h e British overran the crcst> of Paaochendale and .Gehlvult Ridge. ...A t an early hour this morning the Ger­ mans were throwing down their arms and surrendering by* the hunTUeds. 'This attack camo just eight* days after the last, groat-drivo b y -th e troops under Marshal Haig around Yprea, and fn the interim there has been somo most desperate' fighting on the western front durlng'tho war. The Gcrmand mado repeatedly fran­ tic attempts to regain tho lost ground, which was most im portant to them in . protecting the Belgian coast base. showing that we appreciate the ac­ ceptance of' dur invitation to meet here. __ • .. ‘ ■• Sanford was chosen last year at Ocala as the meeting place for the If you wish to assist in any way third annual meeting of the Wesley communicate with Rev. Stcirftnoyor doss Federation of the Method­ or D. C. Marlowe wKo will be glad i c Church Spilth of Florida. As has to give you information how you The battle la moro and more re­ been annourtefd the opening session niny do this. • • sembling the Somme push of Jaat year, which resulted- in the memor? able "Illndenburg strategic retreat." General Fund—Lako & Rossotter, J. M. Wynn, 181.33, ft. B. Lynch, L. P. Hagan, and E, H. Kilbee he boilt around hack of jail also to Tho Germans’ last vain effort to authorized to investigate above have fan placed in fail, Motion $100.00; E. A.' Douglass, 126.00; 76.00; J. B. Jones Si Ilro.', 708.09; stave off today's httack camo yestorForrest Lake, 35.00; Geo. A. De- J. B. Jones Si Bro., 44.26; C. L. ditch -and that they also have power carried, day between Tower Hamlet and PolCottes, 60.00; Dr. J. T. Denton, West,: 16.64; Sanf. Mach. Si Garage to act in reference to sam e,/ M o-'.. Mol,on of Q p Sw0pe, Evcr .watchful tho 25.00; H. C. DuBose, 20.00; Mrs. Co., 10.00; Hill Hdw. Co., 21.40; ygon V tion. carried. . • by E „ KnbePi that n„ gunners L. C, Glisson, 20.00; W. C. William­ C. F. Harrison, 58.76; A; J. Mc‘ Bids for hard surfacing tho road County roads of building brought havoc among the a t­ son, 60.0Q; A. B. Vance, 36^01; Sid. Cullpy, 61.90; L. A. Brumley, 8.0,0; again tacking wave* nnd plowed down tho from ‘Oviedo to tho Orango county on present roads ho ndver J; Jones Typewriter Co., 36.60; Geo. L. P. Hagan, 8.00; C. W. KntzGormans under n withering fire. line, as per advertisement, opened contract awarded to the la D. Hart,. 107.50; So. BcJI Tel. Co., minge'r, 4.00; O. P. Swope, lii.00; Up to late yesterday there was no and read, and after due considers- dcr, nnd also that county 1$.95; J. D. Roberts, 23.73; Ifc Si W. E. II. Kilbee, 8.00. /’ . indication of the time net by Mdrshal tion of the different bids and on mo- sioners In tly? future con B. Drew Co., 62.06;. Herald Printing Fino Si Forfeiture Fund—Schcllo Haig for the renotfal of his efforts to tion -of *0. P. Swope, seconded by resolution as passed by tbit Co., 47.30; A. Vaughan, 628.67; E. Muines, 50.00; David Speer, 60.00; press on toward and cut off thp Liilo •C. W. Entzminger, contract was January, in ' n-ferohro to A.' Douglass, 4.60; E. E. Brady, A. F. Bell, 6,26; Roy Tillis. B.OO; railway but he steadily kfcpt up awarded to J. T. McLain, at 27c per uuthorlty from the hoard 2.00; . Herald Printing Co., 96.57; Herman Smith, . 1.60; Chas. Smith, pounding the German trenches with' squaro yard, finished, contract loLJor roads in tho respective Celery Avc. Store; 65.17; W. C. Wil­ 1.60; Claudo Merritt, ‘1:60; W. B. his heavy artillery unliT this morn­ throo' miles of tho above road, same Carried, liamson, 64.07; Rqbt. W. Lord, 2.46; Taylor, *1.60;‘ C. II. Heath, 1.60; ing, when he began tho movo against to begin on the Oviedo end, and Mo(ion 0‘, L p iIuCnn( Hill Hdw. Co., 1.26; llill Lumber Cathorino Ilaifprd, 1.40; Henry Ma­ tho enemy. such further mileage as this board by 0 p> SwopP( tbat Mr< Co., 4.50; E. A. Douglass, 5.64; Jnq. son, 1.40; Florence Ilkys,. 1.00; Leo Comparative quiet reigns ^on tho may hereafter determine. Motion bp authorized to repair thi D. Jinkins, 31.36; A. M. Thrasher, Wheeler, 1.00; Frank .Wheeler, 1.00; Frehcij front, excepting the iptenso carried. . • . .. - o n tho roads in his dlstrlc Agt. 9.00; L. A. Bromley, 420; L. j. W. Lawton, 1.0Q; E. E. Brady, artillery fire on the eastern bank of :t Motion 6f L. P. Hagan, seconded samo not to exceed $126. P. Hagan, 4.00;-Ci W. Entzminger, 6.60; E. E. nrady, 136.00; E. A. the Meuse in tho Verdun* sector. 6.00; O. P. Swope, 7.40; E. II. Kil- Douglass, 19.60; Pay Rolls of Jurors, French aviators bomhardod' 'Frank­ by O. P. Swope, that A. J. McCul- ried. , bcc, 6.40. ley he awarded contract for four Reports of the several c J 6.0b; E. F. Ilousholdcr, 49.29; E. E. fort n n d jlastatt lost night.wheels for convict car, same to cos! ficifils read and approved n Road Si Bridge Fund—J. O. Mit­ Brady, 76.16; A. {. McCullcy,.22.25; $86.00, samo to 'b e built at once. 0(j niod. JUMPED OFF TH E BULKHEAD chell, 30.00; John Vaughan, 16.00; Motion carried,. _ • . Other communications Cha'mpldn Supply Co.,’ 93.87; S. E. L. T. Hunt, 16.00; A. R Stiles, Jailer is instructed to sort and ordered filed, Edward G r * r i e r . Aged Resldpat o f Mnthcb, 16.00; M. W. Taulor, 13.00 19.10;. W. R. Healey, 6.89 mako list of metal culverts now on Warrants paid during t Palatka Commits Baiclde Chuluota Mfg. Co., 11.78; Oviedo Brady, 40.66. . ^andr . . •• * . * * ordered cancelled. This morning’ about 9 o'clock Pharmacy, 4.86; D. H. Hooker, There being no further biAlnoss Motion of b t P. Hagan, second- -*■ Bills as presented and a while Edward'GraVler, an sged man 4.00; The Texas Cov 29.60; D. II. C board adjourned to meet next reg­ who has been a resident of Palatka ed by C. W. Entzminger, that jkiler tho clerk approved and Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded bo ‘ instructed to. havo wire fence ordered issued as follows: Rabun, 13.40; J. T. McLain, 18^00; ular meeting in. November. was sitting on tho bulkhead near the by L. P. Hagan, th a t contract for ClydcTdocks he remarked to a negro feed for the month of October bo boy fishing noar him that "he was^ swarded to Lawton Bros!, of 'Oviedp, going" and jumped into the water. provided that the Sweet Feed to-be Men near theta hearing tho aplaih furnished by them is satisfactory to and the criga of tho boy pulled th o Mr. O. P, -Swope. Motion carried. man-out-of the water and/ ipedical Moiion of C. W. Entxminger, aid wes gumihoned at once. He seconded by‘L. P. Hagan, that clerk lived for several minutes after being be. authorised to write tho state taken out of the water but wo* be­ highway engineer and ask him to yond medical aid ’ and died shortly visit Seminole county, and make in­ afterward, , m . ' T~f spection of our hard, surfaced roads. . From papers on hla person it w u" Motion carried. ; found that Jiis name was Edward ^ Bond of Joe Neros, for carrying Graveior and he.hid-bcen a resident «rc arms, approved and end license licenso or-, j Tho Board -of-Trade haa invited which' the city, has been operating awaiting the meeting of the legisla­ “ Civic Plan" for Sanford, thus in­ dered issued. *_. * ‘ / . the public to. meet with them next satisfactory results. cannot bo ob­ ture as the charter can be changed suring future improvembnte and civic of Palatka for a long time He woe Bond of A. L. .Better •» notary Mpndky night a t f:30 In the Gram­ tained and that 'Sanford-is -denied by the majority vote of thei>eop)e of flerelopment along definite end com­ known here to A. Msllem and. he had been around the d ty sever*! public approved. * , t * •^ * ■ mar School building to discuss tho the opportunity and the means for Sanford and the new charter can be prehensive lines, and toward tho ac­ days and Mr.. Mallom soya he was, Mr. O. P.' Swope reported to this" commission form and city manager developing- along- those line* which made that* will ronfoan to the new complishment of a general plan de­ Janitor of tho court house at Palatka. vised by expert opinion and previ- for many years. Idea of city government. This meet­ should be followed to reallso to the form of government. Ho was about, Soma of Its advantages may brief­ viously approved and adopted by ing has been called at the reaucst of fullest extent Its civic possibilities. eighty yoars of age 'and In feeblethe people of the d ty . the eltlsens and the Grammpf School Giving the full and unstinted credit ly be mentioned or-followss health and Mrs. Mallem states that: It establlshc* a slnlplc, direct and I t creates a purchasing department yesterday ho remarked that he hadl building secured to hold tne crowd to which they are entitled to thoso for every tax payer in the city and dtisens whose interest in dvie-af- bualnose-Iike form of government. * which will effect great'taring in the lived long enough and hoped rite It malres elective oTIieers respon­ purchase pf supplies. every dtlxen in the city is vitally fair* and whoso willingness to render ond would soon come for him. • , / * Infemted in the subject. The public servico has prompted them to sible to public ’opinion by means ofr It safeguards the city in franchise Justice of the Peace L. G. String• matters. people recognise the fact that a take upon themselves the responsi­ the inltiativff'knd referendum. . It creates a single headed admin­ business administration is needed in bilities of munidpal office under the I t affords a means for tyolding fellow, who is county coroner In­ the d ty of today if the best results present charier. It must be admitted istration establishment, and this ad­ much unnecessary tearing up of vestigated the.case at once’and from all that ceuld be learned It appears are to bo obtained end if the best that its antiquated and cumbersome ministrative' unity makes for har­ streets (or service connections. results can be obtained under the machinery bos greatly lim!tc.d their mony botween departments, since ell It- corrects our faulty system of th a t the aged tneii was tired of Uvare subject to a common head. old .form of%aIdermanie government powers of .accomplishment. taxation; affording * a meant for Ing end drowned himself, Letters ^cer of theiendriotk''coahty guard* we; want' to know it.' Otner pro­ To enable Sanford to como into *' It Insures ezpcrtncss in adminis­ equaljxing the tam e and for increas­ in hie pocket ebowod th a t'h e . hoe a gressive cities in every state in the h u authority to make purchase of its own a new form of eityl govern­ tration at the point where it is most i n g ‘ the recorded tain bio values daughter living In Wyandotte, Mich­ igan and she will be communicated necessary equipment -for . Seminole Union have adopted the new form and ment is needed. It was natural, valuable, namely: at the head/’ while reducing -tho mlilsge levied. County Guards, jirorided that he many of the dties of out own state consistent and proper that tma need It Ukrii politics out of city affairs I t prdvjdes (he means whereby with et once by the authorities. *t»y ,wlthin the* above amount , of have adopted it and there will be should have been considered by the by .limiting the number of persons tho people of every particular local­ Undertaken MilieF haa charge of th e representative -'citizens from other Board of Trade,' for In practically to be voted for etch yoar to a single ity wjthin t|ie d ty may, by 'their remains end the body will be .held $1860.00. Motion carried. . Dr.- T. A. Neal addressed the Florida dties here on Mtfhday night all'of the cities where new- charters legislative officer; thus enabling the own initiative obtain needed im­ subject to wire from relative*. to give us the facts, about tho com­ have been adopted Involving radical community to' center upon the best provements which will specifically More Selects Called * * . mission form and-to give thosk who changes from old method* of pro­ material available. benefit their property.• ' • The following Seminole county se­ attend the meeting the information cedure—dties which by their pro-, I t afford* to ‘capable -men the op­ Through the Initiative It provides lected draft men are colled to appear desired. , '■ . greaolve spirit rend achievements portunity of ’ holding office during e simple end easy method of direct her* Monday and they will be sen t This meeting is your meeting and good behavior,, plus tending to the legislation whenever necessity de­ forward to Camp Jackson TueedlY: if you are interested In' thp .d ty development of.trained public ser- mands it, - » * Bruo# Clauser, Maitland y . affalm-you should be there. : ' m U .\; • I t recognizee the people as the Lindsey E. Pritchard, Oviedo * Tho need of. improving upon our I t furnishes through the recall a sole source of governmental power * Richard A. Manning, Sanford , present form of d ty government simple method of removing ; in­ and imposes tifjon etch member of • Fred Ballard, Geneve >. efficient. officials. v. .'. • the community the duty.and reeponW. J, Griffin, 8anford * . I t akearea full publicity offleialpet*. gjbUity of Actively interesting him­ Perty M. Flowers, Lake Monro* I t provides for the adoption 6T * self In the affairs of-the-dty. DeWitt T. Johnson, Sanford MEETING TO BE HELD IN GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDIMG MONDAY v NIGHT AT 7:30 O’CLOCK . �• Si m ----------------- LYRIC. THURSDAY Lyric Thursday Mary Ward, a brilliant American girl la guest of honor, at a farewell . ball In Rurltania. This i« a country in which the de facto ruler, Marshal Brince Dario holds aviay.- Ilia son, Count Dario Is very young and suaccptible, and ' he falls sincerely - in lovo with Mary. * He proposes to Mary, who almost t accepts him. She tells him if ho is lb earnest to come to America for • her answer. He makes the signifi­ c a n t comment that ho may he in '»~AfnWica sooner than she expects.' .With the strongest fighting ma­ chine In, the world, a depleted.' treasand a revolution pending another tax burden, tho leaders in the Ruri­ tanian council point to America— peaco loving, rich and unprotected— as the one object of their salvation. A pretext Is easily found to precipi­ tate hostilities. ’ Touring homewnrd by way of Ma­ nila Mary meots 'Paul Strong,'a Vir­ ile type df American, as governor of .the Philippines Just at the. moment of tho wa^'s outbreak. /There is a chance period of courtship afforded them amid the intense panic of the national calamity when they travel on the same vessel to the States, he to take up important duties in con­ nection with the defense, for tho enemy' has struck. . • Tho full horror of a hopeless con­ flict marks the first stages of the war. Churches, mills ami homes .arc des­ troyed and the helpless and hom e­ less are subjected to frightful perse­ cution, .while •American’s qntrained soldiers arc slain by tho thousands. Thp'. whole nation is .passing through a dire ordeal- When Paul 8 trohgvis appointed'Director of En1 •’.« « <* • -* ' L yric ergies. Aa such' he formulates ■ wonderful and comprehensive plan of united action and thought. How­ ever, because of past unpreparednesaV long months of persistent .effort must elapse ere tho program r.2ackwA fulfilment. Mary for her pari- un­ dertakes another and most danger­ ous patriotic work. Being thrown jn contact with the invaders, she man­ ages to secure a place in their head­ quarters through 'pretending to rcclprocato the love of Count Dario.' Mary'fc position fct the Ruritanian headquarters, from which aho la in secret communication with tho Amer lean camp beyond the city, becomes precarious when she clips through tho lines to attend the meetings of the patriotic defenders. * • After, one of her narrow escapes Paul Strong boldly makes his way into the midst of the enemy council and delivers America's final chal­ lenge.. . , He is mocked' and Mnry at the same time is confronted with evidcorn of her espionage. Both aro condemned to be shot. But Amer­ ica is ready at last, Paul demon­ strates It by an object lesson that quickly secures for him and Mary safe conduct hack to their lines. The concentration of resources and highly* trained patriotism now good in tho final test. There is n great hnttie on land and ' sea in which the enemy is annihilated. America emorges once more—a na­ tion strong und triumphant. . Womanhood, The Glory of The Nation” .* Perhaps the most realistic, vivid battle scenes over filmed are offered to the aqdience at the. Lyric Tho* T heatre TONIGHT - . ' MARY ANDERSON & ■ANTONIO MORENO •<; • - .- iW - - . ; . “RIGHT I F POSSESSION . A V itagraph B lue R ib b o n F e a tu re AMERICAN NEWS " > W F . n N F ^ i n A Y — m u t t a n d j e p f in a d d it io n , t o ­ W I — A WORLD’FIVE REEL FEATURE. We venture the assertion that there are any number of. our readers who will pick up The Herald, glance over the ads, note a number of^ attractive offerings from pur merchants, „• and then go straight* to tho houses making these .olfcra and make their purchases. In ,many, cases the customer secures a decided bargain by his promptness. ' Now if tho merchant had any means of knowing how many of his customers secured their knowledge of .his offer­ ings from the columns of The Hcijdd, he could place a cor­ rect estimate on tho valuo to him of the apace that ho uaoa in this paper to disseminate hia store news. And it is but justice to himself and the publishers that he should have this knowledge. _ *V . * . ** •. , ' Dear reader. ju*t at this point YOU can coriTer a great favor, on both yoqr publisher and your, merchant, and it will cost you absolutely nothing,' either-In' money,. timeaor effort. If yoti will simply state,'w hen calling for any sufch ad­ vertised article, "I„ saw your ad.in the H erald/' you will be giving him just the information he is most dbslrous of. ob­ taining, and at the same time you will give your paper just _ credit for its efforts in your and his behalf. ) .. -This may scorn a'simple-little favor we ask of you, but * it is big in possibilities to .'us and. to you. If EVERY mer- * chabt could know Jpst how many of hia customers were attraeted.by hia ads,-many more would advertise, and YOUR " opportunities would, be doubled ahd multiplied.. ' • May we not hbpe you will bear thia In mind when next you make purchases*, >. Let’s ALL give full ersdit. V • -V \ __ " 3= . *♦* — ; EPS —• • • — Watercooled | a> ^ V ' tcrnational Harvester Halfton tdtfc 3 presents "Womanhood, The < In good running condition, a bar’ of the Nation," the soul stirring gain. On* double seated Surrey | n patriotic spectacle by - J, Stuart j JOE lU R U A N IN PALM BEACH POfiT good condition. * Enquire Herald 1 Biackton, starring Alice Joyce%end Office ... ' • 9-tfc. Harry Morey. • 1 i We all. know that Jhla Jack Hor­ and'extracted its cube-root, *teeth - Aa far alrth'e human eye can'reach For Sale—New L. C. Smith typ*. Is the bettlefielf) strewn here and ner boy was not really stpsrt when and specific gravity; then they fuml-i writer. Must be sold at once. Cub 'i there with the hordes* who -have fall­ in gustatory discussion o f‘a Christ- gated it, aerated It, codded an<| will/take* machlno « half" pr'|r. “1 en in honor that their country' ifitght ifias"pie"he pulled out VpluifT,'7T&« castigated- 11/ fheV set I t .to music Herald Offlce. 3.2t live. The air. is dusky with the plum was, there. All he did was to and played i t erti the flute, checker 1 ........ « ■moke of conflict and bomba burst, apply the exploring th u m b .' The board, mclodeon and accordion, they For Sale-—Pepper plants. Ready continually rising clouda-jof dirt as claim of superior cerebration, be it edited-it, culled ,'ane colated it, ei- to set. -B/,W. Herndon. l l-2tc they tear up.VKOodlywPOrtion’of the rcTncmbcrcd, was put in by Jack purgatod, ampllflod and-briefed 14, they mined it, bombed it, gassed ft . himself, ’ s (k ’ FOR RENT ~~ ground. and submarined it without warning; We lay off the Jack Horner stuff Then the trenches with their mon For,.Rent—October IB. four, room they—well, if you are getting repdy loaning upwards, rifles aimed at tho of rourae when we declare th a t— to guess by this time- that thoce cottage, .1204 Park avenue, $10 in.. TAKING THE EDUCATION approaching foe aro seen—airships TO THE PEOPLE, INSTEAD OF students and professors did things to eluding water. Q. W. Spencer. I 2t encircle'the field, dropping poisonous that tax information', you needn’t Rooms for Rent— Light house-.gas bombs and other deadly missiles BRINOING THE PEOPLE TO do it. Wo will answer—they did. THE EDUCATION—Is a great keeping* rooms, over 6 and 10 Cent on the fighting men beneath. After four years work, the Univer­ Then comb th e decisive naval idea, and therefore worthy of the sity submitted • bill to tho Wiscon­ 8 tore. Mrs. -W. E. White. 12—6tp . battles..after - America has concen­ consideration of the Board of Con­ For Rent— Rooms 607 West sin* legislature that even LaFoIIette trated every energy and prepared trol when plans for the most effec­ First ' St. Rent reasonable and could not write an nmcndmokt for, tive management of tho institutions herself for the terrific onslaught of rooms desirable. 607 W. First St the foe. . T h e' fleets. move seaward of public education under its direc­ AND IT . PASSED jiu t as it was written. And now * If you live in • ' *' * 12-2tc tion are. being greatly discussed. in a majestic line, every gun manned Wisconsin apd expect to escape pay­ B u t'th e greatest idCs possible for by an-expert marksman and every F o r-R e n t—Rooming house and' boiler attended by devoted men. the human mind to entertain would ing . taxes, you must throw every­ restaurant- one block from union * Now a shell sent from the .enemy’s bo powerless to . influence .mankind thing away, • toko the pauper’a oath station, Sanford, Fla. J. Muuon. ■hip finds its mark and shoots unless it is demonstrated. Ideas are and'leavo for parta unknown with , • -lM tc through the water, leaving behind it not self acting. If you are notior- ticketa punched to destination and For Rent—Upper "flat, 3 furnljhtd / the dead white trail of foam. Final­ ganized to prove It, you had netter no return coupon attached. By that single piece of work the rooms for light housekeeping. 409 ly It comes into contaet with tho keep quiet about the sum of two University gave itself-a. perpetual Palmetto. . . ll-5tp 4hip and in a few momenta hundreds and, two. r endowment—for the taxes collected Let us, therefore, get behind a have been claimed by a watery' For Rent—To good tenant, my grave. The men.in the.boiler room piece of chalk and in front of the from property THAT HAD BE­ fine ten acre farm on Celery avenue. FORE ESCAPED, are enough to •' fight one another like rats in a hole blackboard. 9 acres* tiled. Plants growing in as they feci their vessel give a lurch Extension work, which is the namo PAY ALL THE EXPENSES OF seed beds, land being prepared for THE UNIVERSITY. sideways and I’calise -their hopo of givon to the practical application of J . • crops.. Othsr business requires my cscapo ia cut off.' ' Florida spends two hundred . and full time. P. O. Box 872. : ll- 2tp^ tho idea of conveying tho University When war visits ‘its horrors upon to .the people has been developed fifty thousand, or near abouta, a year 1 ' .' any land ita inhabitants become further and faster at tho University on tho four institutions managed by For Rent—Ono room, $7.00 per crazed and sacrifices untold are Buf­ of Wisconsin than anywhere else. the Board of .Control. month. 211 E. Third street. I03tp fered by the people. There ia no In the two year period last reported * Florida has boon-struggling -for For Rent—Nine, rooms and sleep, limit—it is murderous slaughter and the University-carried'practical in­ sixteen years or more to get rid of tho nldo conceiving th o 'm o st effec­ struction in useful branches INTO the Fco Systcnl 'of compensating ipg porch over Herald office. Most* convenient apartments, in the city. tive instruments of destruction^!* EVERY COUNTY in Wisconsin.^ County officials., 7 ’ naturally victorious. . ' I t costs the pcoplo of Florida in Inquire of R. J. Holly, care Herald. In a few counties two or thre . .■ _________ 103-3Ip J Then Undo Sam plays his trump communities were reached. In many fees OVBR AND ABOVE ADE­ _______ ’ • card—he Sets his firebugs loose atqld counties the number of communities, QUATE SALARIES more than— For Sale—Fresh milch cow. R. L. tho enemy's ship* and in another receiving direct.aid from tho Univer­ $300,000 per year. Garrison, R. p . No. 1, Sanford. few minutes victory is recognised. sity exceeded ten and in a few coun­ _ Just Bupporo the Board of Control • • ' \ ' 6-1fe ’ -■ 1 ■ ■ _____ _ These firebugs are smttil boats steer ties tho scores mounted up to and was to direct the Extcnslqn Division For Rent—No. 708 Park avenue, cd by wireless so that no men ore exceeding the fifties. Thus was the of the Unlvc3rity to get to work pn a 6 rooms and bath, ^tewly papered necessary and . filled with gasoline University spread over tho entire hill to meet this demand. which is set afire whet) they, reach state. .’And in this way the benefits . It is really TOO easy. - It looks p? and electric lights.^ Apply If. C. DuBose, First and Park. (>-lfthe fleet .of the epomy and turn the of accurato information on live sub­ much like 2 plus 2. waters Into a curtain of'flre. jects wero .carried to the people or WANTED Mr. Biackton spared no effort-or Wisconsin who could not spare tho A Full Orderi . expense that these scenes might 1>P timo or tho money to g6 to the Uni­ A high school girl recently Inquired Wanted—Celory plants for Octo­ authentic to the minutest detail in versity. This teaching was donc'hy of n llhtnrlnn. “Hare you n hook oq ber or November, settjng by the ’Amerlcnn education In the twelfth order that tho proper atmosphere he correspondence courses, lectures, 1,000 or bod. Jas. W. Ram*ey, secured and ho was generously given slides, .films and pubHc debates, al century'1”—Christian Register. City Point, Fla. !2-2tc the cooperation of the U. S. Army without' cost to the individual at­ and Navy as far -as practicable. tending. The attendance was largo Wanted—Two good hoys wanted Apple* Meet Valuable F ru it. T h e r e f o r e , all t h e battle scenes at every one of tho ontertainmontr. at oncto for Western Union messen­ The apple Is pre-eminent In the ger service. Good pay to right boys, graphically portray just tho condi­ Naturally so. People want to know tions when tjioy were invaded by a nbout things and nny(- scheme for hpuschotd economy for no other fruit will .also give hoys course in telegra­ powerful onomy.. Lyric 'Thursday. imparting information that . IN­ excels It. In cullnury usefulness. It phy if so desired, *• 9-tfc grnces the table In n fur greater va­ TERESTS lyi well ns instructs gets riety than nny other fruit; Of all frulta the crowd. ■ Wanted—Men! • grown In North Amerlcn, 'the opple • * *4 ** Imparting information, to ‘ hun­ leads-ln'nmount and'intrinsic vnhio. , Between 17 and 40, Baptist in­ dreds oc thousands (ono o r,tw o ) No feftr of an overproduction, however, clined or non-church preference. Jo within college walls is a mighty If the means of transportation and dis­ join Bereari Class. R. M. Groven(B y . th e N a tio n a l W o tn a n 'a C h ris ­ . 1l-tf good way, but carrying information tribution nro perfected. What If wo ■tcln, president. - t l a n T e m p e ra n c e U n io n .) do raise 123,000 carloads of npplvs or 'to-hundreds of thousands RIGHT 62,000,000 boxes n .'year? This .Is hut Wanted—Position .experienced WHERE TH EY LIVE is belter. h a lf's box to a person not counting lady stenographer, Address "M,” TWENTY CENT DECREABE IN By extending .its outside work to whnf wc» cxiroft. That Isn’t very ninny. 119’W . Fifth. 9-4tp PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF reach every one whoso desire to —Exchange. ALCOHOL. learn in strong enough to move him Notlqe of Assignment The per capita consumption of llqTo All Whom It May Concern: sor varies from yenr to jrrar. When to walk to a lecture or write a letter, Man’s Mind Like a Garden. government rt*|K>rta show nn Increase tho University of Wisconsin has Take notico that I havb been A man's mind inny be likened to harped assigneo by & Maxwell, the -bcComo universal to the people of tho liquor Inturesta make much of It It roaches thousands a garden which mny bo intelligently assignor in a c|ccd conveying nil of and usu It aa an argument against Wisconsin. cultlvhtcd or allowed to run wild; but( prohibition. When tlecrepse Is shown beyond its state lines. whether cultivated or neglected, It* his property, both real and personal,, they go back ten or twenty years for The fable of the Vgrmer who had must, and will, tiring, forth. If no for the benefit o f .the- creditors of their s t a t i s t i c s , * ' - .. “* the little red hen who laid the'eggs, useful sc. .4 _nrc put in.-then an the. said assignor, which deed pro­ .' The consumption of Jlquor'lncreaacd and ohopped tho wood and. made up abundance of useless weed seeds will vides for an equal distribution of the every ybar until llK)7r th4n'prohibition the beds, and milked the cow, and fall therein and wl{l continue’ to pro­ said property among tho creditors of territory begun to spread, -During the the' assignor in accordance with law years 1007—1015, government reports ground tho corn and drove<tho Fords duce tbclr kind.—James Allen. and all of the crcditora^of the said .record both Increase and decrease, with doesn't fixo tho people of Wiscon­ A, total decrease for tho eight years of sin,'- -They have the University. assignor will take .notice, And you 20 per cent In the ■consumption of ‘And if Hans. Wagner in MilWauke, Are required to file with roe within straight alcohol, bla Is allowing DO wants to know what they mean by sixty' days, if such creditor resides per cent alCqbol for distilled spirits, 15 changing the looks of a five dollar in the stato of Florida, and within per cent for wlno antj 4 per cent for bill he writes to the University and four months if without* tho state ofmalt liquors. *• *« gets by return.mail a-poseket library Florida, from {he date hereof sworn "Increase of consumption of liquors Containing • Jull information 'about statements of their 'several claims despite Increase In dry territory is against the said assignor.• easily explained,” writes the well- the Federal Reserve Law, passed by . • Dated October 2nd, 1917. ‘ known labor lender, Mr. John F. Cun- congress in 1914. neen of Chicago, to whom we .are In­ * VANCE E. DOUGLASS, • Tho University of Wisconsin pre­ debted for these figures. “In year* pares in advance' packets- contain­ , . Assignee Aforesaid. of panic and hard tiroes,V. ha says, ing psmphleys and clipping’ bearing \ All Local Advertisement* Under - 12-5t-fri . "from 2,000,000 to 4,000,000 forking record of and comment on the Adam Thin Heading THREE CENTS a people In tho United States afo thrown' son. Eight Hour Law, the Child La­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum out of work.. The last man hired and bor Law, tho Full Craw. Law,' the Charge 25 Cent*. ' * tho first.man fired Is the mart who Shipping Law, apd on other subjects drinks.' In slaek times 1,000,000 to FOR SALE 0,000,000 drinking men nro thrown out of wide and deep public interrat and of work. They can drink lltllo be­ has THESE PACKETS ready to For Silo—One center or card table, cause of lack of money to buy. When study and return, to anyone asking. times get prosperous and thcro Is great More than eleven thousand of these $1.50; 2 burner gas plate,' $2.00. 12-2tc demand'for men, employers or labor "packet •'libraries” were '- distributed Call at 305 W. Ninth St. The Deal There b At must put on drinking men bccnaso they in tho last two year period reported, THE HERALD OFFICE For Sale—Ninp .rooms of house­ enn get no others. Tho drinking man ( Wisconsin has the best taxation hold furniture. Must bo sold at with plenty .of mohey indulges heavily as long ns money lasts. One million systcm'of all tho states. Everybody once. 607 West First St., YELLOW SECOND SHEETS drinking men, who In prosperous times knows this. Even your own county consume-nn extra quart of liquor per or city tax assessor knows it. Ask Dt$t Gradi ___ For Sale—Cabinet Grand - piano, day, will Increaao the consumption of him. But perhaps your tax assessor • 600 Sheets $1.00 liquor In the country 01,000,000 gal­ has forgotten that Wisconsin owes fine tone and action. Address Box 100 Sheets - .20 , ' 10-2tc lons In one yesr. When hard Ud h this aifnoat perfect taxation system 116, Oviedo, Fla. ■ • ; «■« '-n come and drinking men are thrown tb its University. For four years the S te o n d G r a d f ; * * oat of-worlf and cannotvbuy Hquoj professors and students , had—The .For Sale—4916 Model'Ford tour­ 600 Sheets' $ .60 ' there in an enormous decrease In liquor Best Way to Lay the Tax Burden ing car. Good condition. 'Address 1Q0 Sheets .15’ D, caro of Herald, Sanford, Fla. consumption.** *•' •. The ’reported Increase In consump­ in ’ Wisconsin—as aniubject for dally • . ’ a •’ 9-trr-* WHITE SECOND SHEETS tion for tho year ending June 80,1010, study. They searched the world for is due in.great measurt to-the unpre­ informstioifi: th e / scanned the tax For Sale—Fifteen- acres,' aboiit’ d . 600 Sboeta 11.00 cedented demand for Ikbor. * Trade systcrpS' of Scandinavia and they seres cleared, fronting Lsjto ^(oh/oef -100 Sheets -• ,20 • messed arourtd. among the musty conditions brought on by-the European Abundant muck .on','place. ^ Ptfteen r minutes’ walk ffrm Ipbatpffich..; See war, and the growing demand for d,o- Mhpost laws of Mcsapotamia. natured alcohol, are likewise factors. They eent scouts into, nearly every C. H. Leffier. r Vv 'v ''1 •7-Lf ' That under conditions' of last yesr. Ute •tate capital and they wandered Increase Is not much greater shows, For Sslo-rOne, *60. gal oil tank Mr. Cunneea points out, the tremen­ around Europe in vacation time. dous {lower of the prohibition move­ Then when ^tbey ’ had gathered In- with pump, one fiOgalgasoline tank, foVmation enough to overload two two ice cheats, one .show case. iS ment. •‘ . ’ With distilleries and breweries In hay wagons they sifted it knd tabu­ Runge store, Sanford avenue, 9-tfc wet cities going out of business (three lated lt-and Indexed it, weighed it, breweries of S t Louis within s few measured it, graded it,- tested it for For 8 aU ~Shetlandv pony, seven weeks of eech other, for example) It rabies and hookworm; took its tem­ years old, gentle' am i' broken to doesn’t look ts though the beverage perature,' respiration and bust meas­ saddle.’ S. Runge, 417 W. Third 8 t liquor traffic were prospering! ure, worked it by the rule of three ucation to TEMPERANCE NOTES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ^ i. Office Supply Dept �XL 11 C O U N TY A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD WEST GENEVA AVENUE Mrs. Jack Vaugiian made a busi­ ness trip to the city Wesdnesday. We are looking for some cool weather soon as it has been rather chilly for several days past. Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson and little Gladys- Robinson, and their daughter, Mrs. Jack King and little son, Clifford with several others were dinner guests of Mr, and hire. Bob King Sunday. .* Mrs. C. Dowly has gone to South Carolina for a three weeks visit to her parents. The fail gardens*, are ,dolng fine now. There will soon be plenty of vegetables. Mrs. Jock King and Miss Mabel Tyner were pleasant callera a t hire. Jack Vaughan’s Monday afternoon. Mrs.' Jack Vaughan called'at Mrs. Will Robinson's Friday. Mr. Bajllnger killed a large rattler In his yard last week, also Mr. Hodges killed ‘one in .front of his gate. There have been Several killed late.ly in this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs; Will Robinson and daughter, Mrw. Jack . King, and Gladys Robinson and .baby Clifford were ,tho supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Robinson Tuesday night. EAST SA NFOHD Rev. Smith Hardin has been com­ pelled to postpone his preaching ser­ vice at Moore’s Station ‘church .from October 7th to Oct. 14th, which will be fourth quarcrly conference with preaching at 7 o'clock Sunday evening, Oct. 14th. James Purvlce of Ocala was litre this week guest of his son, Ashley and other relatives. J. C. Frost of- Alllcance; Ohio, is arriving this week to spend the win­ ter here. Mr. Frost, together with Mr. and Mrs. 'A. Chprpcning of Port Tampa City bought II. J. Holly’s ten acres of improved land on Beardall avenue last spring. Mrs. H. L. Hyland of Orange City was here to visit her sister, Mrs. A. E. Ward of Camdron avenue recentMrs. Ted Diggers and little daugh­ ter are with her parents, Mr. and Mrs- Fred Cowan, while Mr. Biggers, a valued employe of the Crown .Paper Co., la in Hot Springs, Ark., taking tho baths (or lead poisoning. A meeting has been arranged to take place at Moore's Station church this Thursday p. m., to form an auxiliary Red Cross Society for East Sanford. f A moonlight excursion was on' joyed at Lake Harney Tuesday even­ ing, the crowd going over in autos, Mrs. James Cowan and Mr. and Mrs.’ M. M. Evans't-from town chaperoning the party. ’ Tho*? en­ joying.tho occasion were the Misses 'Annie Weeks, .Ethel Hickson, Efflo May, Annie and Frankie. Howard Ind Edna Middleton and" Messrs. Harvey Weeks, Charlie and Harry Flowers, Horace Chorpcning, Ed­ mond Stowe, John Pctall and Jim­ mie Howard. They were met by a party of Geneva friends. W. W.‘ Drcssor- has bought -the Howard Swartx mule team. L. Royo bought a fine young mulo of t 4 ’ Byron Squires had-lhv misfortune of-having one of Ida mules die Sun­ day night. , The grower* are busy setting cel­ ery and lettuce in the fields. Some have had celery act out three weeks or more. Eggplant fields are. looking fine. ’ The recent rains were not needed for Irish potatoes and garden stuff. . Fine looking gatdenacre seen, everywhere to help cut down the high cost, of living. Many straw­ berry beds are also acen. A daughter waa born to Mr. and M rs- Fred Cowan Thursday morn­ ing, Qct. 4th. ' Dr. Tolar in attendancc. (r/ A: E . Johnson of Btardall avenua has .returned from a two months' vlilt with home folks at Alma, Ga. < I. D. H art Is In Jacksonville this week buson Incas. UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE Mrs. C.NV. Stedt has bean sick for s couple of weeks with rheumatism affecting her heart and is not much better yet. We hope sho will soon bo better. k Miss Mabel Tyner returned homo Sunday from her visit to relatives in Tampa. . Mrs. Geo. Clark visited at the home of Mrs. T. 0. Tyner Monday. Thco. ‘J. Mille and wife and grand Children "were out t£ their orango grove Sunday, calling a t Mr. hnd Mrs. Hudgins'. . Mr. Christopher and sons assist­ ed .his daughter, . Mrs. Aldman of Sanford to move this week. 'T he old geptleman la atill a (Meted., with carbuncles. Mrs. Chriatlno Falmqulst, the lis­ ter* who baa been visiting at the home of H. G. Lundquist has gone to Orlando and Forest City for a couple of days to visit * her old friends there. She expects to re­ turn Saturday, and on Sunday Mrs. Peterson of Holly Hill, another sister is expecting to come over In her auto to get her for a visit ere return­ ing to her home in Hollondalo.. Quite a good sled qudlcnce greet­ ed Rev. Albertson last Sunday os we always ■enjoy his visit to 'us. He took for his subject the four square church:, that is, it is composed of a business, a social, an Intellectual and a spiritual side to make it able to do Us proper work for the people. We ware also pleased to have Mr. Du­ rant of Lake Mary at the services. Rev. Edwards, the noted Jacksonvillc divine is expeoted to preach nt the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening. His sermons are always a great treat. Mr. Ballinger's brother and wife of Nebraska w'ere toot long separated, the telegram coming Monday of her death, just three months from her husband, after over fifty years of happy married life. ' ' A large number of friends and rel­ atives gathered Tuesday evening at the' pleasant homo of John Borcil and wife to celebrate the 25th wed­ ding anniversary of their host and hostess. Although not present we nre sure from reports that all had a joybus time, m&tiy staying over to next day tp also honor, their host’s birthday. May they . have >nahy more. Many beautiful cakes with coffofc.wcrc served to tpe. puesta. . *. EHENKZBU ITEMS . J. H. Wynn has bought tho'A. R:' Wi16y place and -they afe movingover *ther<! this week. . M5m Netn Lctson has just re­ turned home from a ten weeks'.visit to her aunt, Mrs. Jiip Reeves of Winter Garden. Mrs. J. II. Wynn and'M rs. W. T. Humphrey spent a pleasant day with Mrs. Ed. Niblack of t h e ‘West Side last Friday. Mrs. W. S. RUey is spending the week in Sanford with her daughters, Mrs. M. T. Cassiday. C. C. Humphrey made a flying business trip to Mt. DoraMait Sat­ urday. Mrs. J. M. Lord,Mrs. J v M. Wynn and Mrs. M. E. Smith were the dinner gUesta of. Mrs. L. Y. Bryan , of Sanford last Wednesday. W. C. RUey Is working with the palmetto men across tho- river. • Mrs. Horace .Sanderson spent l u t Tuesday with her m'Gthfcr, Mrs. J. M. Wynn. -, Mr. and Mrs. L. Y.-Bryan were the dinner guests'of Mr. and. Mrs: J. M. Lord last Sunday.. , C o t t o n - in F l o r id a Will Be One of The Big Crops Next Year A few months ago when this pa­ per suggested that cotton raising In Florida gives promlso of great .re­ turns to thoro who grow it there were many skeptics who said th a t cotton will not do well here and that it had proved a failure a decade ago when large quantities of it were E. W. DICKSON 814 W. ls t ST. SANFORD, FLA. P ltO N E 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED C O M P* L E T• E N E W O U T F I T •- -f * W e are now prepared to do more and better work • than heretofore . . « . I ,\ • . \ Y - '- ALL REPAIR .... v • : WORK . GUARANTEED FREE AIR SERVICE grown. The several thousand aere* in the atato this year Indicates th at the farsighted farmers are going to avail themselves of the uijprreedented prices and begin raising the staple' again. • Cotton, raising in 'Florida w** a success half a century ago. Bounti­ ful- crops could bo raised of both short and long ataple, but other crops were found more remunerative when the market went down to from five to seven cents a pound and pro­ duction here gradually ceased. Cot­ ton was not In such demand in those days, marketing facilities from .hero were bad, transportation was un­ certain and labor hard to get. But all of thege conditions are changed -- Long staple cotton Is selling around seventy cents a pound, with short cotton'around twenty. It has always been said that at ten cents a pound producers could realise' a handsome, profit on short staple cot­ ton. If this is. true what must be tho financial condition o f'th e big cotton planters In Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and** Texas this year? * Or rather, what would be their financial condition If: the boll weevil had not msde Its kppesr- bring the meaning of his subject more forcibly to all thoso present, The toastmaster then introduced tine of the smalleatmen (In stature) E* D. Preyptt,' Green Cove Springs; there, this was Hon. D. C. Marlowe, Hon. Samuel F. Flood) Green/'Cove secretary Sanford Board of Trade, Springs; Hob. J., E. Stovena, Crystal Artxona Peopled Ages Am who made one of the biggest talks of River;~Honr Horae?" Turner,- Inver* There are ruins in Arlzoni the evening ‘on the "Needs of the ness; Hon. W. N, Gilbert, Idlewood; provo beyond a doubt that It w« lion: W. H. Nobles, Titusvillej^Hpn. Y. M. C. A. Feature; in Organised generations before the pTl Class Works of the City." -Mr. Mar­ J. E. Futch, Starke; Hon. A.*Z. Ad* pied of Egypt were erected. - Of t lowe used this aubjept to advantage kins, Starker Hon. L .. H. Howell outside of these ruins we know as he is a puller for progresslvenesa Panama City; Hon. H. L. Grace, log of these prehistoric tribes, b and the Y. M. C. A. for Sanford Panama City; Senator M»* Brown, evidence of their occupation nr< would certainly mean a strong, pro­ McClenny; Hon. W. B. Cone, Macgressive step. Dr. J. T. Denton, the teacher of the class made a strong talk.on tho benefits that tho class afforded and then made a better talk on the iubj ret, “ Why Not a Hundred in the We Have The Goods To Do h Bcrcan Class?" and according to Dr. Denton, in a few days this question * Call and See Sample will be answered' by. .the phrase "Why there are 100 In tho Beresn Class Now." ‘ •— I * *' r *r ' * . * • . Many other speeches were made ( . *T *by those present, am ong''them a Just a.Few More of Those * very *nice one expressing apprecia­ tion and compliments for tho class by C ., C. Ssmford, the engineer. In' charge of the construction of the Left and Canft Gel Any More pew postodlce building. . I' Those attending tho banquet were? R. M. Grovenstein, Jno. D. Jinking, Dt. J. T. Denton, Dr. W. W. -WU-' lisn. -Dr. Geo. Hyman, D, C. Mar­ lowe, L. B. Mann, Jag. A. Johnson, Carl Malm, Joe Courier, M. L. Wil­ liams, D. B. Hodges, Edward MHlen, Arthur Loosing, L. G. Buchsn. Chcrllc Mumm, Schollo Msincs, H. R. Williams, D. R. Drlsson, G. C. Hill, C. A. Whiddon,.D. L. Perkins^ A. C. Willirms, J. D. Dosaey,-F,-E.’ Gatchcl, W.^E, Rett*, M. M. Mitch­ ell, C, C, Sanftrd. Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as PRATT & LAMBERTS AUTO FINISH GENUINE IXLPOdkET KNlVES The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Long staple cotton Is being psed now in the place of silk, tho supply of the latter commodity being less than ever before. Improved meth­ ods of manufacture make a good quantity of long cotton fill nearly every requirement of silk and this explains the increased value of ,tljp long variety over the ’short. Long staple, or seo Island, is especially year that have not aeon a bale of cotton before in- twenty-five years. In Lake county plana arc already under way for tho construction of several gins. These will bo needed for handling the crop next year. At present producers usually sell their crop in tho seed and.it is shipped to LAKE AND HOLLY DELEGATES Itcrclre Appointments From Gor- - ernor Calls Tallahmsro, Oct, 4.—Ono hundred and thrto men were appointed as delegates to represent Florida at the annual meeting of the Southern Comrecrciai Congress t o lie held in tho Hotel McAli^l, New York City, October 15 to IT rb y Governor Catts yesterday afternoon. A conference was held by George G. McLeod, chairman of the ex­ position committee of the Southern Commercial Congress, and Governor Catts for the purpose of placing an exhibit at th e congress session. This will bo decided in the next few days. The following men were appointGen. R. L. Scarlcttei Chlpley Hon. Markin Cleveland, DcFunint Springs; Hon. C. B. Dunn, Chlpley Hon.'Howard Cawthorn, DcFunia Springs; Hon. C. J. *Ferrell, Bier Hadcn; Hon. Henry Walker, Crawfordvillo; Hon. B. R.‘ Smith, Day­ tona; H on.'H ugh Sparkman, . Day. tona; Hon. P. F. Bloodworth, Perry Hon. E. J. Courtney, Perry; Hon T. S. Unladen, Live Oak; Hon. A. W kicLoraw, Wclborn; Hon. J. B, Johnson, Wildwood; Bcv. R, Du- t Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bladder, Anemic and P o o r Circulation,' Astlima, Hay Fever, Sciatic; Acute Bitd Articular Rheumatism, Lum­ bago, Obeisity, Stiff Joints and others too numerous to mention. BEREAN BANQURT Annual Social Gathering ,of Well known Baptist Class The annual doeial gathering of tUe Bcrean Class of the Baptlflt denom­ ination was held at the Carnes Hotel 1last Monday night. This gathering was the scene of otyt-oL-Ahe best banquets’ that has been pulled L. • Wilson, Bartow; Hon. L. W Bloom, Lakeland; Hon. J: C. Block­ er, St.- Petersburg; Col. W. F. Hughey, Clearwater; Hon. ,0. N Williams, Dado City; Hon. A. E Doncgant Kissimmee; Hon.( R. D Siatrunk, Dade City; Hon. L. P. McCord, West Pxlm . Beach; • Hon, H. L. Buaay, West Palm Beach] Jno. D. Jinkins, superintendent of Hon. . A. C. Carson, Kissimmee] the ’ Baptist Sunday- school, and when the members of ihe. class •had gathered around the heavily laden table Dr. W.- W. Willlan, state Sun­ day pchool, secretary was asked to return.thanks. Then came the cata—which were aa fine as could ever be expected anywhere and the quantity was aa much aa tho rapacity, rnd' strange to aay not one asked fer a return helping, although there were some groat eaters around tho board. Special toasts and a fte r' dinn r speeches were asked for by the toast­ master, -after ho in his most cordial manner welcomed tho diners and stated the object of the gathering, and also of the class, he Introduced tho president *of the class, R% . M. Grpvonsleln, who spoke an the sub­ ject of "The Class." Tho U^stmaster then Introduced Schclle Maine*, .secretary of the Sunday school, who took quite a few minutes in hia humble.way to explain tho "Relation of the'Organ­ lone; Hon. J. H. Finch, ' Marianna ised Class to thev Sunday School," Hon. E. A. Williams, Bonlfay; Hon: After 'Mr; Mainea came Dr., Ger?' J. A. Griffin; Taropg; Hon. W. F. Stovall, Tamp.*;' Hon. Fred L. Strin­ ■poka* at length and with a manner ger, Brookavllle; Hon. Nat Adams, that the apeaker knew hia subject, White Springs; Hon. ‘W. Y.' Sandlin, which was "The Relation of the Or­ Jasper; Hon. H. J.v Davis, Luincy; ganised CJ&aa to the Church." Hon. j . H. McDonald, River Junc­ Dr. Willian li\ hia’ graceful and tion; Hon. W. P. Dodd, -Apalachi­ easy way s*poke of the "GlaRa Or­ cola; Hon. John H. Cook, Apalachi­ ganisations of the State." This man, cola; Mr. Porter, PenaacoU; .Hon* ___________ E. R. Malon«, Penaacola; Hon. A. P. which ha, used .to illustrate agd to ^Anthony,* Jacksonvllle; Ifori. ,W. R. 14 ycara practice—4 years Hospital Experience enables m« to effect cures where oil others fall. _ Thorough and Careful Examination. Professional advice on your case free of charge: No extra charge for houso calls. PERMANENTLY Located io Sanford. Seminole Bank Bldg. Oppos. Herald Office Phone 195 Pure, Sparkling Spring Wat6r Brought To Your Door Daily . Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity . * , ** * , • ; ; of 99.98 Per Cent. , - \ : . ■ H O R N E R M IL IT A R Y S C H O O L H u I l o w * « ( U m n of thoroath work la prvptriac ymina maty lot Call*}* Oarornmwit. u d iWfaabml Rrhoofi. »nd lor Bruin— Ilf*. \ A N on-— t»Haa CL/ B tratf Uculty. MUltir? Umlnlnr N r» bulldton.*flr*pr°ot lo t* * Ciropua, i sad football pound*, lam ia court*, and r a n k * track*. E i p s u u naodaraU. £ Paptambar * lk * Wrlta for lllu*tr»icd calalo*. ,J . C, HQRNERjjprlncIpat, C harlotte, N. C. USE PECKY CYPRESS FOR BARNS, FENCES SEED BED FRAMES VERY DURABLE. PRICES REASONABLE a Chase & Co Sanford, Fla ANNUAL-STATE R E U N IO N U. C. V. Jacksoaville, Fla., October 9-10, 1917 Bound Trip - $ 2*85 - Round. Trip — FROM — . SANFORD, FLORIDA �fl ' RD n w t f l i n Oriel** In His Old Stand Next to the 5 and 10c Store on First Street, Sanford, Florida At Present, Line Will ||| - * Store Not Fully Stocked, But Will Be S oon -N ew Goods Arriving Almost Daily _j Consist of: ' M 1 MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S FURNISHINGS f MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES 1 = = MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING AND HATS The Public .is Invited to Call and Investigate the Lines and Prices... STOCK FI1 CLOSE. Courteous Treatment Extended All Customers. School Day, Nov. 4th Plans are being made In the Sun­ day schools of‘tho state for a.big, sweeping ingathering. on November; ^th. which is' Intcrnalodal Go-toSun’day. School Day. One school, In writing to.tho ofllcc of the Florida Sunday School Association asking for free programs said: "Wo'hope to gather our attendance .that day." Governor Catts will Issue a proc­ lamation within a few weeks, and it U hoped.that throughout.'the state a concerted movement for larger at­ tendance and better'schools will re­ sult. . *. Krora the office of tho Florida Sunday School Association last week •were mailed more than 6,000 pieces of mail matter touching on this day. From over the state are coming word <>f preparation, , Practically every ‘state In tho Union wilt observe the day, and Florida will take her place .with th6 others in making this a big day. G o -lo -S u m U y Stale Sunday School Convention Arrangement? arc fast being com­ pleted for the big state Sunday school comvcntlon which Is to meet in Daytona October 25th, 26th, 27th,-2Sth. .The -committee of tho Sunday School Association, having' this'Work directly in chargo is-prorating‘tho number of delegates desired nt the convention among tho various coun ties of tho state. This county's p ro ­ portion, as announced by the Asso­ ciation' headquarters is to bo foytyI t is hoped that every schooHn this county will strive to meet its propor­ tion, of the county goal, so that this county will not bo short the amount expected of It. R. C. Wcidlcr, general secretary of the Florida Sunday School Asso­ ciation Is quoted ns giving out the following concerning tho convention: "This will be the biggest nntT beat convention ever held in Florida. Wo arc striving for a tbtal attend­ ance of 1,200 delegates. Each.coun­ ty Is asked to send a certain portion of this number. Daytona folks are preparing for them. • Their homes aro flung wide open, and true Daytonlnn hospitality will reign in the city. Wo have tried to arrange a great program. Mr. John L. Alex­ ander, a king among men will bo the chief attraction. Prof. C. M. Brit­ tain of Columbia‘College; President C. II. French of Rollins College, and other men of this type will bring to the delegates tho wealth of their live's experiences. The fellowship cf the convention will be splendid. Rubbing shoulders ■and Uvea with great people will produdo lasting ef­ fects on those present. Every Sun- You know how glad you arc to get bftek to ."your own brand" after youVe kind'of a . ■*lrjcd . -j - some otfief . , • ■ smoke, ec; whop, you couldn't get your favorite one. n • ' .*'"-** Our. boys In Franco are having' hard tipne trying.to get nny‘satisfac­ * t"* ,* * ‘ • ', That’s Why you hear th e n e w ’"8. JT K." fr0m. tho .front: "Scyid Or ‘ .Tljey.. want- the good old American • ktrid\that roIJs ioVer the ,on£uf and.'juit touches Uj# spot. 'V|,,vo mads it easy for you to ari*"er «9"ie toldUfV " 8. 'til 'BA1* TK0 renchGovern moot, ihla GoVern•raent •^d: t W ,jRed'/ Gro04l''are all coopsrijlnj id aVplan whereby you spndHwenty^fro cents to this ..Jf.Vpaper and a generous Tobacco ^ut far mors than you.actually pay ,p«* forward .at.once and is re^ J / ^ ' d ^ ^ free, across the ocean. • - “Ior, ‘han that, aaeh'Klt contains W tirn postal .card which *a^redp|*nt may-use to send you a « « « * e from th s FrooL I t la ad«fw«cd lo 4hh donor sad will come SEMINOLE S ROLL OF HONOR The llravo Boys Who Havfc Gone Forth to Fight for Humanlly s Sake Tho following-boys from Sanford and Seminole county have joined the army ami navy or will Join in the next few weeks. This list is not complete and all those who know of any boys who have enlisted and aro not on th is-list please let Tho Herald know about it as tho list will bo printed every wce)c until the war is over: Navy Karl Schultz, on board ship Sherman Routh, medical reserve corps Collier Brown, medical reserve corps Oliver Murrell, medical reserve co:ps Ned Chittenden, signal corps Roy Chittenden, marino corps Ralph Roumillat, navy yard. Army Allen Jones, medical reserve corps Morris Spencer; medical rcservo corps • John Murrell, medical reserve corps . ‘ Kenneth Murrell, quartermaster reserve SMOKES” Leslie Hill, hospital corps Seth Woodruff, quartermaster re­ tion out of French tobari-o. There's serve plonty of it, but. Bomchow, their Stanley Walker, quartermaster rea'mokc palate rebels at the new gfervo * flavor. They want, pmsf of r.ll, 'the - Dr, Ralph «Sfevcns, hospital corp* old familiar brands of plpo tobacco Joo Chittenden, Co. C, Fla. Oscar Speer, Co. C, Flo. • and "mnkin’s" and the cigarettes ' Bruce Anderson Co. C, Fin. they used.to have at home. Ernest Gregory, Co. C, Fla. Fred Mason. Co. C, FIs. •• George McLaughlin, officers re­ serve Harold Washburn, coast 'artillery Albert Fry, coast artillery - James Estrldge, Fla. troops Gcorgo Huff, Fla, troops . Thomas Sullivan, Flo. troops • W, A. Pattlshall, officer roierva corps Meade* Fox, coast artillery Ingram Guerry, coast artillery Joe Guerry, -aviation corps ‘ Oscar N. Ziltrower, Co. C, Fla. Henry . Byrd, Co. C, Fla. Osborne Williams, Co., C, Fla. Vail Lovell,. 2nd Ueut. engineer corps. Martin Temple, Co. F. Robert Robinson, navy hospital corps Arthur Dlcktns, Co. C. John Leo, Co. C. J. A. Stafford, Co. F. Hugh White, navy Oscar Rouse, Oviedo, navy Andrew Aulln, Oviedo, army John Cater Lawton, Oviedo, navy band, Battleship, New York^ Alfred M, Beqk, Co. C. • Herbert .Fuller, Co. C Joe Lewis, Co. C ’ Arthur Lewis, Co.. C , Melville C. Tyler, regular army rlgfit biclr to you from the man who J, F , Coates, aviation corps. Is having his smokes "on you." * Ernest Gormley, band^ Missouri .‘• . Llpt of Contrlbnlora • regiment Walter Radford, U. 8. Army. Herald printing Co...-— ------- -25 Corbett Hutchinson, aviation corps G. P. Smith__ ______ - - ___ - .-BO Sam Pevehouie, aviation 'corps Dr. B otichelle^...^— ~ ■-25 Harry Carlson, aviation corps C. C. Sanford..—j— -------------*25 1 C.! E. Hunter, aviation corps. C, L. -Britt.rx_:...„:„-— -26 Wilson Miller, aviation corps ' R. *28 Harrold Long, quartermaster dept. C. H. Rdmph.. — ,*25 ' James -Purris, marine corps In A. R. K sy jj* !.—----- -----.28 France J, R. B ta y ^ t. ........ .25 Wallses Llpford, quartermaster's MUs M ulU r.^..:-.^.—. - ----- -* .26 department, Norfolk. U lu M *25 Norman Baker,.U.-.S. Army.* A. Friend.:— «kt*wtrt<M*«M»*»******J* #5Cl . Ernest C. Morris, .Co. .C. Fla. Mrs. II. ,C. .Oerror— .......... *25 Iks House, Col C, Fla. P. A. Stone ........ ....... .25 T. •M, Hill, Co. C, Fla* r N. W. Lovell........-------25 Harry R ftun, Co. F. J. D. P arker-----------------— .25 THE NEW S. 0. S. FROM THE FRONT “SEND ON .day school |n the state may send^ox many delegates as desired. There arc no restrictions to our conven­ tions. No rules embarrass nnyone. This convention will be a great and mighty religious, gathering." Guy Stafford, Co. F. Lewtie Oglesby, Co. F. . Donsler Stafford, Co. C. . ‘ T. O. Gillls. Co. G Willie O. Goolsby, Co. C Harrold.Holiday, Co. C . _ _ J __ C. R: Peabody, quartermasters' Corp, Ft. Oglethorpe. Robert Merrlwefher,-Hospital Corps. Robert Routh, Artillery, N, C. Stafford LeFils, Army ; Grover LeFils, Quartermaster . Dept. Paul Dooley, Quartermaster Dept, clerk. E. L. Mott, Oviedo,Co. C. Frank Campbell, Co. C. William * Hartley of Longwood, navy. . Floyd Washburn, 5th Georgia In ­ fantry. Oscar Duhose, Coast Artillery, Ft. Sill, Okla. Edwin L. Dinkle, Co. C., New .York Regiment. Jasper Driggers, Quartermasters Corps B. F. Griggs, Co. D,' Engineers Corps. TEMPERANCE NOTES (B y th o N a tio n al W o m a n 's C h ris­ t i a n T a m p tra n c * U n io n .) Homs of Robespierre. Arms, the tapestry town unkindly described by Gcorgo Ilenry Lewes In 1840 ns "dismal Arras," la the birth­ place of Mnxlmlllen. do Robespierre, whoso* one diversion wns to snateff a few days' reposo there. When In 1701 Robespierre wns feted by' his native Arran, the Notional Guard of Dapaumo provided hts Ixidyguard. Men.Make tho.Nation. “A nation might bo rich In mlnerala and soli,' In natumt beauties,. In Its commerce, but unlesa It Is .rich In men, nn essential .Ingredient of na­ tional wealth Is missing. Great men In a nation arc Its fertilising quali­ ties. Thu* world without them would bo cither a desert or a morass,*’—Pre-' mler David Lloyd George. Spaulding Rose No. 4 and Red Bliss Triumph from Maine, where the fihest are grown. Good strong stock, selected from high-yielding fields. The Maine crop is now being harvested and yielding only 60% of last year. Contract prices are advancing. • * .* i , We are now making contracts for delivery in November, December, *January and February. We advise ordering at once• to say6 money. — • Write or wire for prices.' j . NOONEY & COMPANY 504 Consolidated ofdg.' Jacksonville, Florida NOTED .8URQEON .CONDEMNS OEER. .. “I hnvo n good deal of knowledge nf the effects of beer drlnkfilg both In this country and abroad." writes Dr. liowunl A. Kelly of Johns Hopkins university. "It -Is Injurious all the time, creating drunkards, disrupting homes, and robbing poor children and mothers of millions of dollars wnsted over tho bar of the saloon. The habituni beer-drinker-atnnds -nmnll -chance of recovering from an nttnqk of pneu­ monia. Moderate quantities of beer Impair* efflcloriey, and our working people insc thousands of dollars year­ ly by being laid off because of tho In­ jurious habit of beerdrinking. “Alcoholism Is n physlcnl', moral and spiritual disease, nhd In any form whatever alcohol la Injurious. There Is no such thing as moderate drink­ ing. All drinking Is excessive.'* ALCOHOL AND ATHLETICS. • The change* which has como over the country In thl? respect Is nowhere more definitely demonstrated than In professional athletics, such as baseball. In tho old days - managers used to wink when n good man took a drink now and tlien, provided his battlngar* ernge wa* up to annff. Now, no matter what Ills standing or dally record, a professional baseball player who la caught "off- tho wagon" not only Is likely to receive a harsh reprimand, but also a One will usually he assessed against him.—H. Orville Page, Athletic Director University of Chicago. Soldiers. Sailors and Nurses all know the comfort and refreshment to be had* from WRIGLEYS WHAT WILL THE POOR TAXPAY. ER DO WITH HIS MONEYT The Jolt of Bknglt county, Washington, in empty I The sheriff when naked recently “What's going on In the Jalll" replied, “Nothing going on but the rent." * A big populous county und nobddy In Jalll- . ‘ , What will nil the.poor Jailers d9 lu tiffs states that arc going dry? And what will the taxpayer do with hi* money when be no longer has to pay Tor the building and support of Jaffa,asylums, reformatories, etc,? It allays thirst and fatUue — soothes the throat and stomach — helps digestion; ' In Kentucky 203 distillers>have offered their service*, to the- United States government to make alcohol .for the manufacture of explosives. Alcohol kills ths living and prsserves the dead. The Whippoorwill. This whippoorwill doef not build • neat for Its eggs but lay*' them on the ■round, m a lly on fallen l o a m . * -- ’ ‘ " _'£vV' i ' /' V '* �in the year, snd owidg also to THE SANFORD &ERALD day the fact that expensjke buildings for new form of government*—Miami Herald. B. J. HOLLY, Editor the accommodation of the thousands .Woman's Club Notes W. M. HAYNES, BoaloeH Manager of students will not have to be pro­ *T he first bifirtness meeting of the vided, neither will tho question of fuel for* heating tho buildings have dub year held on Wednesday after­ noon last opened with a splendid to be considered. • attendance 'from a standpoint of in your home, would your valuables be safe? ' .Floridians are well acquainted numbers as well as th at of enthusi­ ■ m o u r n * n u c s in advanc* • \ with tho advantages of their climate, asm. Everyone seemed primed .with but It la a difficult matter to secure interest and the outlook' for the . Think it over hnd you will see why it is prudent lo rent a Safe the attention of authorities who have coming year’s work Is most prom­ Deposit Box in our Fire and Burglar Proof Vault which only costs the preconceived notions and badly ising. the ^mall sum of $3*00 and up per year. ‘ warped opinions that thero is some­ Mrs. Galloway, president, pr<>* « , thing In'the climate of Florida that makes for ill health and disease. .All sided with her usual grace and mark­ CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 • . . that has been exploded long ago, as ed ability, presenting in turn each wo know. * . ■ Incoming officer to the club, making Under tho urging of tho Florida complimentary and earnest remarks delegation in .congress the officials to those retiring from office, assuring having the selection of camp sites them of her appreciation and that of for training schools have lately, paid all interested for their faithful and moro attention to Florida and sov- untiring service rendered.! Tho new cral very. Important Investigations officers-for -the ensuihg year nre: 1st Vico president,-'Mrs. WaltcrvL. O. L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS If. R. STEVENS have b e ji CaWdse •* *AuT CssbWr N n Wi i I Morgan, 3rd vico president, Mrs. B. As a result Jacksonville' secured A. Howard, Secretary, Mrs. W. L. one great ramp, ahjl thero is every Watson, apd the neW department chanco that Miami will, obtain an­ chairman ; arc, -Muajc, Mrs. W. 1 y ... • * . , t, other. • Several placet have been Gwynn Fox; Social,' Mrs. Julius yW W VrflaflnftirfW IofwrfW W Vrfla n tr tr f W W VwWWVrfWWVrfW W wifln n a n irfW W y o n n n X i mentioned as aviation schools and Schuitx; Welfare, Mrs. II.*SU Moughvarious towns in Florida a re 'a fte r ton. them vigorously. constructing destroyers- that tho • The personnel of tho staff of of­ navy department is assured of .much ing the military power in Germany, compiles with auch requirements as . Now comes a strong contest to This, together with the action of may. bo Imposed by the. Superin. secure for some Florida town the lo­ ficers and workers for 1017-18 al- qoickor delivery than was contem the. United States in carefully scrut­ tendent of Construction, and that Editor Ruhl of tho.Sebring White cation of an artillery school at which surcs of the safo and eftlcifnt con­ plated at the lost estimate, which Is inising the shipments to neutrals, any work involved shall be done by Way alludes to Sebring as the "Bun­ it is estimated severity thousand duct of affairs of the club during thus far ahoad of the original time. will strike a vital'blow to-the Cen­ tho contractor with out expense to galow Town," and gives n cut oi men will be in constant training this period. Tho American navy leads the world tral powers, tho United States. Tho president asked Mrs. C.’ M. in building destroyers within the one of these little beauties in^his with some prospect that’ it 'will be In connection with tho foregoing 'splendid paper/—Arcadia News. made permanent after the war is Berry, chairman Home Economics past 18 months. Ships expected for you are requested tq furnish a copy Will Make Reprisals ' . • Dept, to give us ,n brief'report of Well, Pete is huiTt along bungalow over. *L‘./l*r*ly■•; .•>’■»*fotyj . the w inter.of .1918 will be ready "Wo shall bombard /Germany of the inclosed communication to the lines hifhsclf ahd he ought to be nil . Mobile, in' Alabama;'an d Pensa­ her trip to Tallahssscc, which she early next winter.. frith . compound-interest," Premior local press a i a news Item,-and for, did in her own inimitable..style* _ _ , right in a bungalow town. cola and Sanford, in Florida, are all leaving with all present an insight Lioyd-Georgc was quoted ns telling a ward .to tho supervising architect of Lo Mcraorlatn after this great'plum and every ef­ into tho greatness of this work, apd London crowd in promising thbm this Department clippings from sucli To tho memory of our dear grand­ th a t’England would soon launch re­ papers os may print the item. Congressman Sears expects to ad­ fort is being put forth by these com­ the urgent need for everyone to un­ dress five hundred young ladles at munities *to induco th e. officials to derstand* and put into practico tho father, Mr. A. 'Speer.. prisals against the Teutons for ,their A copy of this-letter has beenDeath is "very sure to como \ Oxford College in Ohio som e'tim e recommend one of tho three. continued air raids on London.- Tho roniled to the • contractor for said conservation of foodstufls, etc,, for this winter.. Since our Joe is an au­ Wo may well hope that cither the good of oqr country, community To tako some one from .our homo. French reprisals' wero alreay under building; also to Senator Fletcher It came and took our dear Grandad way. thority on educational matters and Sanford or ,*Pensacola secure the , arid homes. Tho oiitlino for this and to the Superintendent of Con­ Which has mndo our hearts so sad. is also in-favor of woman suffrage Schcol, and Miami's leanings would work and dates of mootings, etc., will structions for his guidance. - The-French air men last night He was very aged and gray, '• . ho ought to make a hit in Oxford be toward its nearest neighbor, San­ bo announced in a inter isluo of this Respectfully, * But how wc wished he could stny. bombarded the town of Baden, 65, with the girls. Take us with you, ford.—Miami .Herald. paper-and it is urged upon overyone (Signed) B. R. Ne wton, miles beyond the French frontier. They laid him in the cold, cold grave Joe. -----O ----- * to watch for theso announcements Assistant Secretary. More thon seven tons of boms were And o’er him the flag will wave, ----- O----SYSTEM BREAKING DOWN, and.attend the meetings. also dropped on military objectives For he was a rebel brave and true, For the benefit of several anxious . In view of ail the recent occur­ Fromptiy at four o'clock, as an­ Ho fought 'neath ffag oV bonny blue' J" tcrrl‘° ry now held by Germany LONG WOOD PICK UPS people who arc worrying some about rence within this city, thp question nounced, the program for tho mining Tho artillery is active on tho French Mr. nrtd Mrs. J. ..E. Pomeroy reBut Death came nnd took him, him the editor of The Herald wishes may be seriously asked whether the of the flag over our club hous# was front and particularly near Verdun., turned Friday from Georgia where ■ tp announce that ho is pot and never system under which the city,is gov­ begun by invocation by Rev. Dr. So they sang his farowell hymn. whoro tho French arc preparing to ,thoy have been for sortie time. —Mabel Ingram. . wjll be a candidate for any office? in erned has not broken down, and the Brofrnleo and proved to bo one of attack there in order to gain a few Mr; and Mrs. Henry Heath of Ft. tho city, state o r. United States. question is timely in view of the sweet simplicity and appropriate­ trench elements, that woro retained Myers arc visiting relatives in town, Any plans that he may have in pol? growing interest in the question of ness in „cach detail, and as the TRACHOMA APPEARS by tho Teutons when they thrust W. J. Cramer bad .a paralytic ftics do not include himself in the a city commission manager forfh of crowd left not a few moist eyes back N6rth Hill, 345 foot. Only tho stroke Tuesday night. list of • candidates. . Please bear this government which has generally were to ' be noticed, owing to tho Several Cases of Dreaded Eyo Dis­ artillery is active in Flanders. Miss Dqra Stafford of Orlando in mind now and in the future. ease Found in Sanford proven satisfactory in tho hundred touching sight of Old Glory once, was the guest of Miss Nettie Maines Prompt action on tho part of pr. or more cities in the United States more being unfurled over a publio ----- O— *. ono day last Week. Gives Ills Permission T. A. Nenl of this city has probably that have adopted i t . ' building in our community, for SANFORD MAY BE NEXT T. P. Lewis spent tho day at Day­ Washington, D. C., Aug. 24. , It would nppenr that Sanford is ’ It's growing moro apparent every while she is always dear to tho heart prevented the spread of Trachoma, Sanford Lodgo No. 62, care Dr. O. J tona Tuesday. about ready to' -make the change dny that’ under the present system of all true Americans at-this particu­ the .dreaded oyo discaso. • Whilo ex­ Friday night tho' citizens met to Miller, WorshipfOi Master, San­ from tho nldcrmnnic form to the there is altogether1 too much of a lar time the -lovely sentimonts ex- amining one of* the Moyo boys, at organise a Homo Guard. ford, Florida. v placed upon*, the.,members of ipfCMcd in word nnd song touched a bis office this wopk Dr. Neal dis^ hurt! .* commission manager form of civic burden Mr. and Mrs. Foss were i/i town .? Gentlemen: ' • * • .• ' *overrynent. A joint meeting of-tho tho -council. -. .These* gohtlom'en arc- chord in many hearts burdened by covered that tho boy was suffering looking after.their fcroves. Acknowlodgomont is mndo of your people tit Sanford with the Board .t>f elected ttf- an office, jwhicb, ' collect­ tho aorrqw. of loved : ones gone to from trachoma" and immediately letter of tho lGth Inst., addressed to Miss Maines spent 'tho week end *■Trade h a s 'been called for Monday, ively, gives tham tho entire control fight- lo. defopso of this samo beau­ took steps-to have him sent to a in Sanford.' specialist in Jacksonville for treat­ Senator Duncan- U. Fletcher, rela­ October 8th, when tho question frill of tho business affairs of the city as tifu l flag. tive to placing n Masonic emblem, , L. P. Hunt and family of Okiodo be discussed. As was the case in St.' well as the legislative functions of *At’the conclusion of this program ment. Taking up the.m atter with ns Well- as an inscription, on The were visitors in town Wednesday. . Augustine, where the Chamber of government. Miami is growing rap­ all/were invited in to en;oy n most re the schools and the board of coun­ Mr.' Bicknell spent several days ty commissioners -Dr. Ncnl onllsttd cornorstono of the-Fedoral building . Commerce toolf charge of tho move­ idly and the problems of keeping up Trgshlng glass of/punch. visiting friends in Orlando lm>l week. The committee responsible'for bur the aid and 'cooperation of the in courso of construction at -Sanford/ ment, so is it in Sanford, and there w ith.that growth* by tho necessary Florida. At the Congregational Ch u r c h is the milled advantage of having the city ifnproVojli<|4ts^/nro.,nn extreme pleasure on this occasion, was" com­ hoards ami also of the state health The. Dopartmen^will interpose no Tho communion of the Lord's Sanford Herald .supporting (lie move­ burden on the shpuldets.^f) tho'mem­ posed of the following ladies: Chair­ officer, Dr. Cox, and several .other man, Mrs."W. E. Watson; MedsspXts Cases were found here. This disease objection to having tho cornerstone Supper will • ho observed in the, bers of llie 'qoilnejj/i' . m ent.—St. Augtistine Record. has been found* in tho schools, of placed with ceremonies appropriate morning. Tho pastor, will speak oa — -o - ^ — : Not' qno of Hio genjlemen com- Hal Wight, Morse, Mobley nnd W. aovcral counties in the state and o tho occasion, providing'tho United "Now Calvaribs." H.. Peters. * Refreshments, Mrs. R. ‘ THOSE BLINDING LIGHTS - posjng^tho.council ii so'.sittinted that should bo eradicated at once ns it idi tales is involved in no expenso A.'. Newman. • Tho music, Mib. Fryo and the The Herald, has called the uttoA- he..\an,’-givo'.'hIiw: tithe exclusively ,to ' dangerous and’ liable to spread es­ thereby nnd thnt nothjng in placed choir,- will be, Prelude; "St. Anne,1' ------------- ------ . tlon of the city council as Well as flib intert^ts-.of thc'flty.--1Each one pecially among the school children. on tho cornorstono except that shown [iymn. voluntary Jbiy Ashford: olTrr-.. — Cong. Scars in Great Demand. the county officials to the blinding is n business tnan '.with 'his own In­ All thoso who have been exposed To on the full size detail drawing Show­ Tory, "Chnnt.'Ssns; ParoJrs," /Tschxi-. The following dispatch from Wash­ hctfcHighis that are now uAod in the terests“ to1 look aft'ci^jr He either it have been examined nnd tho state ing tho cornerstone, a print of which kowsky: nnth‘om,'"A Prnyqr’for quf ington will be interesting to tho rlty and on the country roads. The must neglect his own afTiiirs or the many friends of Congressman Scars: authorities have called in govern­ is in the possession of Iho Super­ Nation,", Martin; .V city council for some reason or other city's, in ease o f‘a conflict of time, "Representative Joe Sears, who is ment specialists ns 'thp following intendent of Construction. This per­ In the evening. In addition, to .the has b *cn'. afraid to legislate • against and ns, the city pays'him practically chalrmnn of the house committee on from the Jacksonville Times-Union mission Is also contingent upon the program of organ .music by' -Mrs., . this e/il. The -coonfy has never nothing for his services, thcr^ tan* 1)0 states: contractor’s making ,n6 objection Takach, Mrs. /?ny* for ten y*»rs 4 fault found with hFm/vVhqrf am/wnqiy. it u education, is in demand as u speaker • ’ tnken it up but th e’eity fijjijjcounty thereto, and thqt other and respon­ missionary wbr)t£r*in Jerusalem and,.-;' 1 at'educational gatherings through"A number 'of*cuscs of trachoma, comes to his own interesai'' restfi" W oc'.thn '.thq . should do something tVriutlgnto this re liealected. fieplected liifi'.thc country, and he Ib receiving disease' of the eyelid which neglected sible organizations wishing to par­ noiv engaged in mission work in .the "3 evil, - Orange countyV. ‘.has been' city's thnt tho latter are As a matter of *fact the work in invitations to deliver addresses in may produce blindness, havo ap­ ticipate shall bo permitfed to do soV Everglades will speak. dguinst tho same trouble ns yUtnefts large numbers. A recent .pressing Should it be d^sii’cd to place a x the following from the Orlando Re- each dophrtment of tho city govern­ Invitation came to Mr. Soars from peared, in Rlvcrsido and other sec-, tlons of the stato and Dr. W.‘ II. bo$ in said cornersCqne, no objection \ portcr-Stac: „ * "• * ment, ns it is'.Row apportioned * ' No Improvement • , * * ’ * ' ' • I* * among tho councilmcn is enough to Tho Oxford Fcmalo Collogo of Ox­ Cox, 'state health officer has re- will bo made thereto, provided that "I bfllevo thnt mnn has a sertw 1 i t generally ‘takes some catac- kflep one man busy practically all ford, O. This is ono bf the most requested the surgeon general of the tho cutting for the noecssary hole loose." . "I hope, nq one will strophe to nwaken one to their don- the time. *-•' ■»?•'. * ' V prominent Institutions in the ocuca- United States public health servico to for tho box nnd the placing thereof. mend n\att»rs tion of girls. Mr. Soars gave a detail a man hero to aid in combat­ igors, and Sooner or Inter, If not soon> Thero is a reason, therefore, why qualified promise to accept at somo ting a spread of the troublo. •rr, some one is going to bo killed or '•maimed for life an a result of "the m|stakes nre mn'de, why dclaya arc date in’ tho future that will not InThis discaso is contagious and of glaring headlights on automobiles on encountered in the city’s business, terfero with his congressionsl du­ such Importiyico that the United why things* aro not. gonprnlly satis­ ties." tho Orange county roads and then Mops will be taken to prevent an:oc- factory, and tho reason docs not. r e ­ Oxford is ono of tho famous col­ States immigration i office excludes flect upon'any member'of tho coun­ lege towns of tho middle states and immigrants affected .with ft. It has * mirrcncc of a liko accident. the appearance In its initial stage of Other counties pnd.cities hnvc laws cil, because every man i& that', body Oxford College is one of the three inflammation similar to that presont is doing tho best ho* can undtr a famous institutions of learning lo­ ’ prohibiting blinding lights. Why system that hampers him'badly. * cated'there. Tho late Mrs. M. D. in granulated lids and may bo con­ not Orlando and Orange county? tracted by-using n towel op other Some automobiles ure equipped Under tho present syptcro there ia Holly of this^clty and mother of tho cloth that has already been used by Ji with dimmers, others nro not, softii; no possibility of securing co-ordina­ editor of tho Herald graduated at a person having tho disease. Oxford Collogo in the class of *39, people rccongisc tho ".courtesies of tion between tho difloront bodies, an Reports received by Dr. Cox . the road," others do not and it. is error that can only bo remedied by being a classmate of Carrie Scott, * *I afterward tho wife of President Ben­ showing that tho disease has appearior the latter that such laws should placing all o! tho city's business ac­ Ml be made. / . tivities under tho control of ono jamin Ifirrlson. The. editor of The in the Riverside aoctioit of Jackson­ man, who will bo paid1-for .bis: full Herald also attonded school thero ville as wol| as at Sanford, Manatee Sunday night several protalncnt _ — yIX and Wauchula cause him to realise time and who will bo held respon­ eovcral years. chitons narrowly escaped serious in­ Immediately thAt*quick stope must sible for results. / . ' . * ; jury because tho gentleman driving y*% *. t ■ be taken1to stamp- it .out ahd avoid Presbyterian Church With all theso things patent t& woi blinded byjhe.Jights of an on­ it spreading. He communicated at At the regular moriflgn service itt coming automobile, not being able to every pne, it cannot bo /a id that 11 o’clock thero-will .bo communion once with Surgeon-General Rupert see where ho' was driving, his car there1is.-^ vegy great deal of interest Blue asking th at a public health ser­ ditched, and that no one was in­ in tho subject of adopting a form of service at the Presbyterian church. vice specialist be. dispatched hejo. *, The Federal Reserve Banking System estate Sunday school a t ‘9;46*. Preaching jured (■ due to Wovldcnce, for tho government that', has proven an allished by the government, with, its thousand. J v He was notified' last night that ditch Into which the cor fell was almoat lnvarihblo success in many, at* 11. Evening servico a t ' 7:80. million 1dollars o f combined resources, stands’ •* All aro cordially invited to attend Dr. .McMullen will be hero in a few four feet Tlecp. It-is true tho acci­ other cities of Miami's class, where these services. .. days. Ills arrival will bo fallowed back o f the grain fields and'assists its member dent occurred over the Orsngo epun- tho commission manager form lisa by a conference at tho stato board of ,t y line, but it might have happened been thoroughly tried out. TJie banks in taking care of the farmers. "S' Last Friday -evening Miss’ Zeta health building between the etate . on this side had the circumstances peopl^.of Miami have not waked-up been the lame. * to tho seriousness of the..condition Davison entertained Miss Edvsrda hcalth'officer and the^sovetal dis­ Our membership in this system ^ives us . If Orange epunty- leads in this and, therefore, business men and and thp Senior Class of ’ Sanford trict health officers, who wflL, start special facilities for enabling fanners td plant, . move our sister coun\ies^mey follow others have- not investigated .» way High School. gather and store'their crops, * * measures at once tv stamp 1 t out." Walhen Called Home eult. 4 out of our present troubles or a pre­ •• • * _ . ! .S'. rt 1 v ! •’'* ------:-------c r/‘ vent ativo fqr the accumulation oi 'J. E. Watbon has been celled .The next fkne you come-to town stop in and* home from Dotrolt, Michigan, where Embargo Hite Germany mqre trouble, delays and expense. CAMP 8ITES IN FLORIDA let us tell yon .h ow this hew system enables he. waa holding a fine position with * More attention U being directed • I t Would, appear to those who bays • Washington, D..C., Oct. ^.—Eng­ os to help you. largo commission (Irm. He was •very day to the feet that Florida investigated the subject that ■the land's . embargo on ■shipments' of called to serve his nation havfng presents advantages for army and P£opoeed city commission, -manager Practically everything to Sweden, navy training sites that cannot be form dote promise a very large meas­ been in the second call for eelect|v9 Norway, Denmark and' the Nether­ ,- ■ ' claimed by any other state east of ure of relief and a* very largo'mess- drpfL / . . . - * lands. Is regarded here os a most Im­ tb s Rocky Mountains, Aging tp the tire of city busineu. success, and Building Many Deatrojren fact that the climate w llnurm lt out- there ought to be more interest 1Washington, - Oct. 4.—Sueh re­ portant move in tightening the cor­ .: .-jvU 4.1 ■ * door Instruction to itudsnts svefy taken in the proposition to discuas a mar,able progress has been made in don which la slowly, but sorely kill* I f Fire Should Octfur To-night TB£ HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS . i !q § Farmers and the NewBankingSystem ' le* t ; -- /■■ FIRST NATIONAL BANK �Odobcr 8, I M ____________‘ 6 THE SANFORD HERALD ’ .\ T ; - ‘ PAGE FIVJ^ MK i r- • r ..... . - = as.they would like to return to San­ holds the rssponalble'poaition of Toll thd weather. was from 8 ' deg. to 8 ford to live. Mr. Foster, who Is & Operator No. 1 in the offlee-ef-ih* 'deg. cooler..than the.norma!. well known A. C. L. engineer -had Southern Bell Telephone - Corr-*nd l'rc ci pit a tion^—Precipitation was hla iega cut off whllo under has charge of the rural and-Ionf dis­ generally - abovo tho. normal, except * » %- ~ . j --- Utile Happenings—Mention I his engine at-Orlando some tlmo ago tance lines; her many frion'ds are over tho'extreme aouth.and north­ and Is recovering from this Injury glad t^ welcome this popular young east, where it was less than usual. y i •' A Beautiful Assortment embracing th ^ a 0r M atters In Brief— sufficiently to get around on lady back to Sanford. * In tho vicinity of Miami tho weekly ■Latest Shapes and Colors' in Trimined persons! Item s of .-jcnitchcs. *a total exceeded 7 Inches, tho excess and Untrimmed Hats, .»••• , *## •• * **•• -•••• '•» -• Interest Goodo Guerry of tho Howoy Tribfor tho period being more than Anniversary Deal W ishes,. S a Lis/action G u a r a n t e e d - *'*' uno with headquarters at Leesburg Married In Portsmouth, Ohio, Inches. Rains.were heavy and dam­ and Messrs? Futch apd Bedding of Oct. 8th, thirty-two years ago, Ira J. aging in tho western division, owing Sammary of the Floating Small' Leesburg wero in the city, yesterday and Mary M. Secord started on a to the tropical storm that visited Talks Succinctly Arranged for enroute to their home, having spont wedding trip to Florida. At Jack­ that section on tho 28-29. Tho mod Harried Herald Readers the day in Orlando. Goodo is sonville they docided t o “ tako the erato precipitation was beneficial farmer now and will have a largo boat for. Sanford and “ Tho City of over tho northeastern counties. * ♦ ♦ ••• acreage, in lettuce'and cabbage and Jpcksonvillo’'— the old boat Is-ptill Somo Heavy rains wero: Miami, 7.8; Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bryan a n ­ other crops and expects to make making tho fascinating St, Johns Hypoluxo 3.2; Bartow 3.3;. Fen- Beach where thejs- had a cottage winter goods. ThB boats and busses during the hot weather. are crowded With tourists so Sanford nounce the birth of a son in Barnra- some real money. river trip—brought them safely hfre* holloway 3.7, and Alsrianna 3.6 is beginning to pick up. . t i t ville, Ga-,'where Mra. Bryan is with Inches. Sergeant Seth Woodruff is home arriving Oct. 18.. r Mrs. Ralph Wight leaves today ‘ ‘ t i t \ her mother. The boy will bo cqjlpd from Charleston for a five days fur­ Condition of Crops. Cotton, in for- Chattanooga for a month. Sho .Big crowd at weekly Parish Hotrso In thoso days there was not much L. T.j Jr. Born October 3rd. lough with his parents, Mr. and town south of Fourth street, and portions of the central division was will be ablo to see Ralph about dance. Good music and refresh­ / n orn to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Miller Mrs, C. ,C. Woodruff. Seth wont to only two houses south of Seventh. unfavorably affected by frequent three times a week As .ho. Is in Re­ ments, * , • a little daughter, September ‘22nd. war early in tho game and together Our travelers were sufficiently rains, som6 reports stating that It serve Officers Training Camp a t Ft. t t t * Weight 7 pounds. Her name, la with Stanley WAlkcr was. trans­ pleiuied with their environment -to' was rotting in too fields. Cotton Oglethorpe- From there aho is going Airs. S.- G. Savalcol and little Helen Ora Miller. ferred to tho quartermasters depart­ stay, so they are still practically o*n suffered also to somo oxtent In. tho to’ West Virgina and -probably to daughter, B etty Jane of Jacksonville Go to Mobley's drug store for ment as a driver of automobiles and .that wedding tour, to celebrate th«if extreme west,' byt tho tropical storm Philadelphia, are the guests of her sister. Airs, which, was'soverest over that por­ your school books. Phone 294,.2-tfc ho has been with the commanding thirty-second anniversary Oct. 8. Turner Houser for a few days. t t t y Wo add our‘*hearty congratula­ tion of the section. The soil w . The many friends of Airs. Amanda officers ever slnce.he Joined and drove Mrs. Walter Morgan has returned .n t Airs. S. V. Lewis, Afrs. J. N. AfeEumlnger will be pleaiod tg learn General -Wood's, car for some time. tions to 'th e many they will receive too Vet for .trucking in central por­ rom Philadelphia. She was accom­ that she Is recovering from a serious, Seth .is looking well and says he is Bringing with them good will, in­ tions and frequent rains delayed panied home by W sister, Miss Gsuhcy and Aire, Nettie Hardaway tegrity, helpfulness and a sincere haying over m uch- of tho section. Ruth Mettlngor, who will bo hero of Longwood were in town Thursday., . enjoying himself. illness’ of several weeks duration.' Christian faith, th^so dcairnblo—eitl- Tho moderate precipitation lover • . ‘Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Taylor havo Royal KHntWorth, the popular zena have .tho respect and loyo of most of the northeastern counties : or some’ time. Now Firm’s Great Record returned, 'from a ^month’s vacation young musician of this city has been our entire community.' MaF' thoy was beneficial to sweet potatoes, - N o’ firm can do business without .’r t - t apent at many points In Illinois and awarded one of the scholarships at havo-many another anniversary in cane and trucking. ‘y Mrs. N. II. Garner returned on advertising and this fact Is being “ Indiana and other states where they the.'Rollins College conservatory “of our midst. A. J. Mitchell, Thursday, from Atlanta, Ga., where driven home every day by actual re­ visited friends and relatives. Mr. tousle, ho having attained ono of the Meteorologist. she has been for her heslth. We are sults. One of the best results of ad­ Taylor Is the popular- cashier of tho highest marks In note reading at an vertising is that of .the Arm of Gib­ I '#*-i>-tv-S1•!>4* ♦ 'i' ♦ -I1 ■!> Fresh Bermuda Onion Seed direct glad’ t 9 see that sho has Improved son & 'Wallace, *who opened a new Peoples Bank, and bis many friends examination held tome time ago. V ’ J * # from TcncrilTe just arrived. L. Allen so nYuch. * - * are glad to know that he lost hone music store In tho Aliller building Mr. and Mra. J. M. Walla.cc have • Women's Registration .4* t t t Seed Co., Railroad Ave. 13-Ctp of his avoidupois while* away b*iib returned, from „a delightful trip Jo • ( t ._ , last week and started business with, __:___ _ ■ __;_____ atill tips the beam around the two New York, Washington and other ■I*_____ ■ — Mrs. S. G. Alien of Chattsho- a liberal spneo in tho Sanford Her­ , Notice Day "♦ hundred mark,-• . points. Mrs. Wallace spent the sum­ -s> City licenses became due October choc Is In town visiting her daugh­ ald. Tho following communication ♦ speaks for itself; • Rub-My-Tism — Antiseptic, Anc- mer months in tho mountains of 4* ■ ' , Council of „<$* 1st, 1917. Kindly call and pay same ter, Mrs. W. P. Fields. . i t t t . Sanford, Fla., p et, 4,1917. . dyne—Kills pain, stops putrefac­ North Carolina and afterward was ♦ ♦ and avoid any penalty that may be C. H. Evans of Msnajtco Is In Afr. Holly:— tion. 86-36t joined by Mr. Wallnco and the many Imposed for doing business without Nations, Defense 4> town visiting his six sisters, rela­ Perhaps it would Interest you to license, %*.'.*,. The following ladles came over cities visited in the northeast. tives and friends. ■ know that as a result of our adv. in ’ , Jas. C. Roberts, front Geneva with Mr. Arthur B. .Mrs. R. E. Tolar and little daugh­ <|> Ocl. 10-11-02 4* The Herald lost Friday wo sold ‘ >1 t .t . • . City Taji Collector. Doanc and attended services nt the ter have returned from a summer ♦ # 4 4c 13-4 tc. The town ha3 been thronged with 8 phonographs and over $200 worth baptist- Temple last Sunday even­ trip to the mountains of North Caro- ■f '£ ♦ •»■»•-£ -<■■» ■»«» ♦ *M drummers ’ all tho week and the records. * " * ing: Mrs. R. Q. Gresham, Mrs. J. Q. ina. Part of the time was spent Braids, Galls, Scratches, Bores, stores ore getting out thoig fall and Paper Hanging and.P alntirg . Gibson & Wnllaco. Adams, .Mrs. Geo. Peters, Mrs. with relatives in Jacksonville. „ . Hurts, Sc^cw Worms . Thousands of new samples of wai] M. II. Lallatte, representing the Grant, Miss Collie Grant, Miss Lois To mako the- best cure for such Granj and Miss Alice Geiger. They American Type Foundry with head­ paper for you to select from. Sam­ troubles, buy a pint .of linseed oil, If had the opportunity of hearing Rev. quarters ir\ Atlanta wns in tho city ples will be brought to your door you prefer a healing oil,-or a pound W. W. Wllllan of Jacksonville, state today calling on the local rpinting upon request. I also do- decorating of hog lard or’vaseline If you symt a and'painting a» .it should bo (lone. * secretory of Sunday school work for trade. salve and add a 60c battle of Farris F. W. Tcmpcrtan, 108 Palmetto Healing Remedy. It simply can't bo the baptists and who is here con­ The citizens of Sanford arc urged Ave., one door from First street. beat try any salvo or liniment made. ducting a Sunday school institute. to attend the mass meeting at the DG-tt And see what you get—a full pint Grammar School building to discuss Expensive Hemstitching Machine for not over 60 cents. Farris Heal­ tho features of the present alder. Wo desire to call especial atten­ just installed at tho millinery aliop ing Remedy' is sold .by us on the •manic government and tho commis­ tion toColumbia Record 1686, Tho of'Mm. If. L. Duhard. Ladies of Money Back plan. „ Sanford are invited to call and see sion form of government. This is Star Spangled Banner, sung by Miss L. Allen Seed Co. . the time to discuss this qnefAidn and Mnrgarct Woodrow Wilson. This s this machine in operation. Fourth settle It one way or another. reclrd-is dedicated to tho Red Cm**, and SanTord Ave. 13-tf HE snRp and spirit of youth If you like tho present system of and 25 cents from tho sale of each of CARELESSNESS RESULTS IN . M.#S. Avcrotte, ono of thq pros­ city government or if you want the in most men is just ns fresh these records goes to tho Red Cross. FAILURE perous merchants’ of Chuluota was today as forty ‘years or- more commission" form come out to the Ask to hoar 2332, "Goodbye Broad­ T h a t'll why we say “ Feed B. A. in .Sanford on business Tuesday.' meeting Monday night nnd discuss way, Hello F/npce. ago. Thomas’ Hog Powder according to G. -M. Jacobs, one of tho pioneers both forms and let the'city hnve'the • • Gibson Si Wallace. These men'want young look­ directions." DO NOT FEED IT of the ChujuPta section was In -tho host ono in the years to come. SLOPPY, but" mix It with ground 13-tf ing clothes; not tdo conserva­ city Tuesday. • It Is.an open meeting nt the Gram­ feed, and moisten with just enough . Ur. J. T. Denton mado a -flying tive; not extreme. • -* mar SchUol Monday night to discuss water to mako acrumbly moss. Then Crop Report trip to Miranopy in h|s car on Wcty> as friends and neighbors the best .H art Schaffner»& Marx make each hog gets a beneficial dose. See Jacksonville, Fla., Pet. 3, 1,917. nesday to look after business interest such clothes of the very .finest kind of city government. Every Temperature.. Temperatures were foil directions on package.* Your there. •citizen should be there at 7:30. all-wool quality.. We sell them, money bnck if you are not satisfied. normal, or slightly below, over All school books will be found at ’ L. Allen Seed Co, and guarantee them too. . Mrs. E. O. .Tyner who has been northern portion, especially during Mobley’s drug store. Also full lino advt. the last two days of the week, when the guest of her daughter, Mrs. It. J. of school supplies. . 2-tfc Holly was called to ,TaiYipa suddenly J- U Hricc of Orlando was in the Tuesday night,by the serious illness city Saturday, he is interested large­ of her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Brown ly-in real estate in the Geneva sec­ who was forced tq undergo nn oper# | j*" • , tion and owns tho greater part of ntion on her ear nt Plant Hospitnl Double breasted;, singlethe * subdivision known ns VSun Wednesday morning and Muow rest­ HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN AND broasted and sport models for i .t shine Heights.'! Mr. Bri cc contcm- ing easier and is thought to bo out -..-.--A R O U N D SANFORD ......... • * men in the new colorings - ip 'pljteb.itioWng.to Sanford to.resident of dnnfccf. la lb . i t o n a ol Mra, N orm . U e I^ u Shlln. M l- VlrjlaU 11rawly wfil h e r * e h t r f t of (bli an early .date. • * ■ tweeds 'and worsteds; unusual n.rnl. Any ra la tio ra rmilra—1 Ml,* llfuly *11 b . fra—tly ip p m o ln l . , I). A*. Howard is Ijomc for a few values a t $30 and $35; don’t J- \V. Flynt and A. B. Donne wore dnya from the new town of Pahokie here from .G enova''last .Tuesday on the east shore of Lake Okeecho­ miss seeing them. Wcdncsdny was Flag Day at thp seriously ill during her mother’s stay transacting usincss a t . the county bee whero he is interested irr~iand 'Woman'*- Club. Dr. E. D. Brownlee but fs much better now. Mrs. Mc­ seat. ^ \ ... operations. Mr. Howard reports opened with a prayer. Mrs. Aspin- Laughlin also viaUicd other points .Tlieo. Aujin, affectionately known that patt of tint state as booming wnll Takach tang most beautifully in Pennsylvania and made frequent to hi-t friends as "Fc-fo" .was in tho and many new people nro flocking Our Flog'and Motherland by Hsherr visit, to New York city. . city from Oviedo on Tuesday..^-' there from every state in khc Union Mrs. R. C. Maxwell gave A reading ' *t I t Dr. Davis, the well, known op- taking up tHe now Evcrgtad lnmls. ‘ entitled Tho' Flag. A<rs, Robt. — Mr. and Airs. .J. M.* Walloco he>V N. K. Colbert, one of the pioneers Herrjdon gave the buglo calls. Mrs. returned from Manhattan Bench, . tometfist will bo a t the Empire Ho­ The home of H art Schaffher & Marx clothes tel from Tuesday,. October 2nd <o of Moreheiven is in t]:o city a few Galloway, president, introduced Mrs. where* they .spent their* vocation. Mr. pnd Mrs. Wallace were also de­ d a y sand expects^ to leave for his J. W.* Dlckins who wsi the main Wednesday, October ,10th, t o 't e s t vyes and Bell glasses for lieadneho southern homo soon to plant some speaker. Mrs. Dlckins also -raised layed fourteen hours on account of fall crops. His many friends here tho Flag and as It was ascending the wreck between Jacksonville and and pory vision.. ■ HMtc Rev. Wm. Stones,* Dr. ,C. it Mar nro glad to sec his smiling counten­ Mrs. Takach led in singing The Atlanta. ance again. . * .■ Star Spangled Bonhor. This wns Mrs. Bart 'Peterson, nee Miss shall and 6 . G. Wolcott, all . of Clarissa Starling is visiting • her tho. opening of tho club for 1917-18 hire..H arry Ward and family arc • Oviedo were in Sanford last' Monday., parent* while Mr. Peterson and.the and was well attended; hdmo from Daytona Beach to re-' Mrs. David Speer,-who is'visiting men from Jamestown, N. Y., are main ’during the winter-MrWard > 1 1 1 ' * relatives In .Georgia is expecled to being moved to Spartanburg. Mrs. who has been on a business trip to return homo this- week. Mrs. R. E. Tolar and llttlo daughr Indiana was forced to cut bis visit ter havo returned after two months Peterson will join him .there In two Woodland Park Is open on|y Sun­ short and get'back tQ Florida on ac­ weeks. In Waynesvllle, N. C, days. To let on week days. 92?lf count of an attack of 'asthrqa. Mr. and Mrs. -Forrest ‘ Gatehel Mrs. Billie Hill is expected homo With a check-book in your pocket and a bal­ Leslie Bryan has returned from a Mr.’ and Mrs. R. M. Grovensteln spent Sunday afternoon In Kissim­ trip to Barncaville, Ga., where ho today from Georgia where eh* has left Tuesday night for Macon and ance to your credit with this Institution, you mee visiting their lister. boon'to her homo town on a visit. V<4‘ter| ’home Jolks for a few days other pointa in Georgia. always have the “exact change", and a legal re­ Ernest Green of Daytona has bee A party- of good roade boosteri artd^whare ho now has a new son ‘ I l l in town most of the week on. busi­ representing the Sanford Board of and h e i r . ____________ • ceipt for the money you pay out. Mrs. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Entx- ness. Trade will go to .DeLand this- after­ minger, Miss Claude Entzmlngcr noon to attend a big road meeting _and Mrs. 'King of Kissimmeei came m that city. . ✓: * ;• Miss ' Mabel Botbamly has re­ This affords a great convenience to the women up from Longwood Tuesday. turned from a three* weeks visit In •No. Gfl6 w ill"cure Chills and tomobllo Licenses are duo on or be­ in paying household expenses and shopping IM .. V Georgia. . Gever, - I t is the most spgf dy rem­ fore. October Firat, and'^hose re­ Mrs. Gideon Deane . of Orlando bills—bylheck , edy wei-'knoV, 8M 5 t quiring licenses should* secure them has been in the city visiting her sis­ Seth Woodruff is home on a Jlvt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis are on or before that $ate Jn ordef thAt ter, MUs Agnes Bothamly. day furlough subject to call. ‘ Seth mm comfortably , situated ln,-the- the law: may be complied with. . ; x. t t • We especially invite women's accounts. is In the quartermasters department Higgins cottage on Msgnolia avenue . . V * Jno. D. Jlnklmf,* Mrs.S. Pulcst5n has returned from in Charleston, He looks dandy In' Tax Collector. and begin- to fee] Hire they were fealty / New York city, qther points In New his unlfonn and everybody is glad residents of kSanford. ; 11-Ate . York andt Pennsylvania, whero she to see him.- ** ' V f’^ lic Stenographer — Room P, accompanied her mother on a pleas­ l t t t We Pay 4 per cent Interest on Savings Deposits . Gsrncr Woodruff Bldy., Phone; 271. ure trip. ; Mr. Adams of M. Cutts, Atlanta, Mrs. Powell. 8-tf t t t *•; . was In town showing millinery this John Carlyle, the popular repre­ E. *K; Foster, the engineer who week. sentative of tho Liggett & Myers got *h|s cut foqt off In Orlando, Is in t t t - Tobscco Co."waa in the city1 Wed­ town. Ills friends are glad to see Henry Twomey pi Dowell A Heim, nesday calling ;oiy the local trade. •. Min around again and we are all Baltimore wai in town .on Thursday , A rM r Rush, formerly of the,W ethankful that the 'accident Is no with a. line of shirtwaists. Jdwa section but- nqw residing a t worse. t t I •( Go eman was in tho td»y yesterday l i t . . • ’ M n . A* B. Commons- of CothtlThe Horte Institution” ' «»»ing on hU Sanford friends. Mrs. - Norms McLaughlin has ro- aAns Island irks In town WednesFORREST LAKE. President A. R. KEY.' Vice-President end C oatt* . No. CGQ j f f l cur* Malaria or BUturnedJ from ‘ Westfield, Pa., where ‘oua .Ferer. i t kills the germs. ^ ■he spent p ari of’ the summer with . ■" ■■i ‘— -V - I M R Mrs. LaVerne >Hurt aqdthree ehllhar-dauthter^M isa Anna MeLnqghiff- »nd Afrs. E. K, Foster wer* M abosrd.' Miss Knight lln and her brother. Miss Anna was ajwn have returned from Daytona m Sport Hats, Felts & Velvets The Q U A L I T Y S f i O P ! Young Clothes For Older . Men T IN SO C IETY ’S DOMAIN “•re yesterday looking for a house ....... ■ J Fine Tweeds and • •' Worsteds �/>? J' FAGEfllX , )RO HBRJLU r p - - - __ U \ . OF WHEAT ASKED XTUh . •.• • N ina* Idaho 4C6,ooo Washington #•••• Kd,000 On con VlHSSSIMf -7M.OOO High Mark for Production Is Set by Federal and State Official! , Winter Wheat Acreage to Be Increased 1 8 Per Cent Over Last Year-rLarge Increase in Produo* '* lion of Rye Also Is Urged. , October g U 1 T == /4>; AM- v C a lifo rn ia *•••••• . 60S,000 *• ‘i. — U n i t e d B u t t s . . . 47,637,000 r> -' .- ‘ -A - LET THE PEOPLE.KNOW. Mips Jesdinrtte Rankin of Montana, first woman to ba'elected to the UnR* ed Stntes congress, Is, It is hardly necessary to say, a staunch champion of-national prohibition; \ 8 ho’ helped' " to "put Montana dry." Miss Rankin's attitude on all questions Is Indicated by the slogan she lias adopted—"Let the_ People Know." The publicity bureau, of tho National W. C. T. U. ex­ presses tho same sentiment In Its slo­ gan, "Bring tho Truth to the Masses." 754.000 nooo 411.000 — ...... _40.C W.0M1! Most of the states for which only small percentage Increases are sug­ gested recently Increased largely their wheat acreages nnd are already grow­ ing about aa much as Is consistent with a wall-balanced agriculture. - Rye to Ba Increased Heavily. It la recommended 'that there • ba sown in tho-United States this fall 0,131,000 acres of 170 which, on the basis of ten-year averages, will yield 83,033,000 bushels. This la an Increase of 017,000 acres, or 22 per cent over that sown last year, when the largest acreage In the history of tho country was put In. It le an Increase of 48 per cent over the 1010 acreage and of 07 per cent over thq five-year ( 1012-1010) average sown acreage. In any consideration of the expan­ sion of the acreage of bread Stains In certain parts of the country, It Is necessary to consider wheat and rye together. * This I because rye can be planted safely on many fields with less risk than wheat. Further, rye can be used as a substitute for wheat aa a bread grain by those who are accus­ tomed to IL Rye succeeds on poorer . I t w ill § a v e you m o n ey and trouble. Gives description and full Information on all seeds fo r. fail pi Antin ff. O u r stocks a re com­ plete, assuring prom pt shipment. We know thnt alcoholic liquor Is a vile and evil thing. It la a horrible thing. from an economic and social polnt'of view—every drop la a poison. If I hnd the power I would close every publlcjuiloon ns n public dope sbfip.— Dr. J.‘ N.'Hurty of the Indiana 8 tato Hoard of Health. Martin’s Hy-Test Southern Seeds which cooperate in farming matters. The assistance of aqccfeafnl growers of wheat and rye In a; campaign to turn' out bumper crops- In 1018 Is as­ 'daa and Add. Strawberry-and vege-1 sured. ‘ ,table plants also a •padidtj. Wrlt% The state offldals'Svlll do Their ut­ today for our new fall catalog. most to get the acreages expected of It Is no longer according to etiquette their states Into tbo ground The-pro­ to place any wines or liquors on tho gram as originally worked ont by the table whenever King George of Eng­ federal department of agriculture land Is n guest, at military-messes or Jacksonville, Florida called for somewhat more than 44,000,with the fleet, says the London Specta­ 000 acres to bo sown this fall. When tor.’ No wine hf served even at din­ this propossl wos presented to tho ner parties nt"Buckingham pnlncq or officials of the several atates a further Windsor. Increase was considered posslblo and desirable by them. -As a consequence Why, If the saloon Is a good thing,* the recommendation for the sowing of did one prominent distiller-and liquor 47.837.000 acres la made.Importer say: "I would fight to the last Following Is a summary of the de­ ditch any attempt to establish a saloon partment's recommendations regarding soils .and with less fertiliser and In In the neighborhood In which I re­ colder climates. Uian wheat, a n d ' for winter wheat and rye: these reasons should bo planted in side?" Wheat. The planting of approximately 47,- preference to wheat where It has been Will nny man dare to say that tbo 837.000 acres to winter wheat, on the proved n safer crop. .Detailed recom­ liquor business has not driven count­ basis of the averngo yield for the past mendations, for an Increase In acreage less women to the factories and to tho ten years. Indicates a total production to be planted to rye this fail over (hat mrtlt—John B. Lennon,- Treasurer of Wo venture the assertion that there are any number of of 072,000,000 bushels, which exceeds of 1017 are-found In the accompany­ the American Federation of Labor. our readers who will pick up The Herald, glance over the ing table: all previous winter-wheat crops har­ Best Thought o f . Experts. Rye Acreage. ads, note a number of attractive offerings from.our merchants, The progranTappruvcd by the secre- vested In the United Stales with the Acreage Acreage Pet. of N and then go straight to tho houses making theso offers and tary of agriculture -represents the besETcxceptlon of the crops of 1014 and suggested eown Incriae "Take the Chair.1* make their purchases. In many cases the.custom er secures thought of tho United ‘States depart- 1010, when the acreages harvested and for fall la fail over I When one moves that So and Bo take a decided bargain by his promptness. t ment of agriculture and of ststo agri yields per acre were both shove nor­ S ta t o .o fu u of m« m i a in e ..................... 1.000 ........ . . . the chnlr, especially If he is a Scot, he cultural officials and state councils of mal. If the extremely favorable con­ M Now if tho merchant had any moans of knowing hbw ew . 1la m p s h ir e .. 1,000 should remember that at one Umo such ditions under which the winter wheat N defense. V e rm o n t . . . . . . . . . . 6.000 1.000 many of hla customers secured thejr knowledge of hla offer­ a thing was considered a right royal Tho stndy of this question has In­ crop of 1014 was grown are ngnln ex- M a s s a c h u s e tts see 9.000 . ■6.000 ings from the columns*of The Herald, he could place a cor­ luxury. In the middle ages a table 1.000 R h o d e I s la n d . . . . •••••••• volved many factors and tho special­ rect estimate on the value to him of the space that ho uses wns only a board on trestles, there wns C o n n e c tic u t . . ............. 14,000 6.000 ists-have been aware from the tlrst prrtenccd, the yield of winter wheat N ew T o r k ............. 170.000 . 142.000 6 only one chair'*at the head of the hoard, in this paper to .disseminate his store news. And it is but next year will be 880,000,000 bushels, that the demands for wheat may ex­ 71000 N ew J e r s e y ......... 130,000. 6 at which the host sat, tho reit of the justice to himself and the publishers that ho should have this 2*0.000 ceed the supply next year. Effort, or by far the largest winter wheat P e n n s y lv a n ia . . . . JS0.0CO s company sat on benches. This custom 1.000 e la w a re ............ 7.000 ItiU knowledge. * therefore, has been made to recom­ crop ever produced and even larger D M a ry la n d ................ 65.000 >1 wns tho origin of the expression re­ 26,000 than the total of both winter and mend In each state about aa largo an Dear reader, just at this point YOU can confer a great 91.900 V irg in ia .....................110.000 15 ferred to. -acreage In wheat and rye as can he .spring wheat crops for all past years W e st V ir g i n ia .... 66.000 D.000 n favor on both your publisher and your merchant, and It will s' 14.000 N o rth C a ro lin a . . . 47,000 22 •own without. upsetting proper fann except two.' cost you absolutely nothing, cither in',money, timo or effort. ’S o u th C a r o lin a ... 60,000 7.000 414 It Is too early to determine the acre­ practice whlcli must bo maintained In Speelsllslng at One’s Job. d e o r t l a .................... 100,000 4M If you will simply state,-when calling for any such ad­ 17.000 tho Interest of wheat and rye crops age which should be sown to wheat next F lo r id a * ................................. e•**/•*• No matter what your job, you can vertised article, "I saw your ad in the Herald,” you will bo spring, but If this la equal * to that O hio ....................... 64.000 . 91.000 this and succeeding years, as well as giving him just the information he is most desirous of ob­ n d i a n a ................... 275,000 203.000 83 make It lead straight to success If In the Interest of other necessary sown In the spring of 1017, or 10,000,- IIllin is ....................... 75.000 66.000 44 you will specialise at that Job and taining, and at the same time you will give your paper just spring-planted crops which are not dis­ 0Q0 acres, and tho yield Is up to tho M ichoig an ........ 454.000 » give to It your absolute beat Of course 171.000 credit for its efforts In your, and his behalf. average of tho last ten years, a crop W isc o n sin ........... 636.000 so we all know that from the humblest 4U..U00 cussed In detail at this time, as they 6*3.000 in n e so ta ............ 440.000 16 •re not food crops In which a marked of 231,000,000 bushels of spring wheat' M This may seem s simple little favor w* ask of .you, but w a ....................... 114,000 66.000 100 possible heglnnlBb men havo risen to' will bo harvested, and If tho yield per Io shortage exists. it is big in possibilities to ub and to you. If EVERY mer­ M isso u ri .............. 40.000 SA M ' s glory and estate; but It Is good fqr all 964.000 11 of us that we' should study over and The estimates, tho .department acre should equal that obtained In N o rth D a k o ta .... 1.034.000 . chant could know jyat flow many of his. customers were at­ s o t a .... 650.000 144.000 states, are made with tho knowledge 1015 tho crop will.bo 350,000,OOOJjusb- SNoeubthra s kDa a k.............. over again the lessons which havo real tracted by his ads, many more would advertise, and YOUR 750,000 617.000 • u > that there 1s some ahortngo of tho fer­ els. tho same as tho greatest spring K a n s a s 16 value for us.—Chicago American. 100.000 *64.000. opportunitiea would bo doubled and multiplied. 63.000 tiliser, supply, but with tho understand­ wheat crop ever produced. Thus, .with K e n tu c k y .............. 61.000 a** 61.000 May w-c not hope you will bear this in mind when noxt’ 41 ing that there will ha no general short­ np Increase In tho spring wheat acre­ T e n n e s s e e ............ 60.000 ' ---- - L• 6.000 A la b a m a .....................11.000 . Be 8 odablt. im yoei make purchases? age In. the supply ot seed or of farm age, but with tho 18 per cent Increase M lselsslp p l ....... . . . : ........ Do the farmers and their wives nnd machinery which la necessary In the over the 1010 winter wheat sowings L o u is ia n a ............ 6.000 Lot’s ALL give full credit. . — families In your-neighborhood gel to­ X000 2.000 production of the wheat crop. It Is planned for this fall, the .total wheat T e x a s ............. gether for mutual Improvement, enter­ 10,400 O k la h o m a . •••’....... ’, 18.000 understood also that ample transpor­ crop next year will he more than A 1.000 rk a n a a a ............. 1.003 tainment' and social Intercourse as tation facilities will be provided and 1,000,000,000 bushels. If the crop meets M o n ta n a 11.000 60.000 much.as they shouldRxchdogp. T 14.000 'a fair prlco for wheat will bo estnb- with slightly better than ten-year nv- W y o m in g * ..;........ 90.000 C o lo rad o ............ >0,000 60.000 erago conditions. With extremely fa'llshcd. Thcso factors hnyc been as­ N ew M exico ••eeeese sumed as fixed and satisfactory. If vornhlo conditions, such ns wero ex- A rlto n a ................. ............. jM-rleiiced by the winter wheat crop In any one or raoro fall to bo adjusted U ta h ............ ••••<« 11.000 16,000 In good time, no person can tell how 1014 and tho spring wheat crop In N e v a d a ........... ; . K , . f ........ Vi!ooo. a h o .................. 6.000 serious will ho tho effect on the total 1015, tho total yield would amount to Id W a s h in g to n 10.000 , 4.000 one and ohe-qunrter .billion bushels. crop. 62.000 O reg o n 45,400 A 10 per cent Increase loyprlng wheat C a lifo rn ia ............ 12.000 12.000 Calls for Unusual Effort. ; v - *' ' ; • ",y • Thq pluntlug and cultivation of nrrenge with favorable growing condi­ United fitntee.. 6.DI.OOO 4,614.000 61.4 these-Increased acreages of full-grown tions would add - another- 80.000,000 grains rails for undsunl effort on tho bushels. The figures quoted abqvo '.Fall-sown yyo, should 6upplcmetit part of tho fanners. I'lnns to place are hnstHl upon a winter killing of 0- spring wheat to a "consldcmblo extent' at tho disposal of farmers all assist­ per cent and yields per ncry of 15.0 In the. spring-wheat b elt An enlarged * c ance possible arc. being perfected In bushels .for winter wheat and 132 nerengo of rye. In nildltlon to the us­ the Uulted States department of agri­ bushels for Spring wheat, the averages ual spring wheat sowings will help to It is here that th e.vib ration s 'which*.produce culture, tho stato colleges of ngrtcul- fur tho Inst ten years, and a yield per guarantee a plentiful supply of bread the b ea u tifu l tone STARR get their in itia­ tUOvnnd other state nml local agencies acre In 1014 of 10 bushels of winter grain next year. whrat, and 18.4 bushels of spring tory im p u lse: T he correct proportions o f this b ox wheat In 1015. . GIVES FoUH--§OtlS TO WAR Increases In Wheat Production. anr fnclGrs o f greatest im portance in con trib utin g * The principal Increases In acreage Hla Name Is Nolan, and Np Further of winter wheat are recommended Jn‘ Explanation 8 eems to Be Noc:- to a p erfect tpne. If il w ere too sm a ll or -the the areas where tho acreage. devoted - '.’»•■ eesary. to that cereal Is already large and diaphragm too light the resulting to n es w ou ld . t^ . ■•■ funnervare accustomed to growing Chicago.—There's a •‘"wearln’ of the wheat and are. equipped with machin­ olive drab" In the family of John P. • be sh rill, w ith n o -stren gth or evenness.. • I f the ery for producing the crop. A mater­ Nolsri, former police captain. , sound b ox w ere too large or the d iaphragm o f • S t e a r n s ’ P a s t e ial Increase also Is recommended In Here’s tho honor- rolo In hla family I moat of tho areas w/ierc' the produc­ of four sons nnd a*daughter: Thomas loo h ea v y m aterial the to n e produced* w ou ld b e ^ tion of oats and cornels heavy, since Nolan, thlrty-nlno' years old, raptafa In ^ Rats “ J Roaches much THE STARR SOUND BOX wheat ran be sown to advantage Company G, Hoventh regiment, L N. heavy and coarse. In o th er words, fo r the first ' *«<•<• llM M|h i m *4 ll(U | V, klllla, lk« on-oat stubble and In the standing O.; Joseph Nolan, thirty-five, sergeant, ' On*-kail A ctual S to T rtn ; ik*r 4««f*r m i tXD.ooo.ooo «r*nk *4 M com or on ground from which tho In tho machine gun squad, Seventh reg­ im p u lses to b e .o f correct p roportions f o r ill- » -yeenr. • • com crop has been removed for .tho iment; John Noinn, thirty-three, first V . Steeim*1Foote I* reeJy Im see su rin g even n ess,, strength, a n d . fullness! th e siz e o f the sou n d I jox In somi dis­ HoutcuanL In tha machlaa gun squad. T w l lli a r . M i l k» Ai i U i i • silo or rat for fodder. tricts the Increase In the acreage* Heventh regiment; E<lwln Nolan, twen­ m u st be determ ined b y a p erfect averaging o f the tones to b e reprocould b e . made larger, but this has ty-seven, "winner" of one of tho draft seemed Inadvisable for fear of (llsor- numbors first to be called; Mary O. duced. That the STARR Sound Box is correct in proportion and every gnnlilng crop rotations with Injury.,to Nolan, graduate Northwestern univer­ crops In succeeding years. . Tho de­ sity, Rod Cross nurse, leaves In a few d etail is m an ifested b y the m atch less tone of. th e STARR P hon ograp h . tailed rvcbinraendatlons resulting from months for France. ."Tea, mother and I will have to the Joint consideration given to tho * subject by tho federal department of manage our drug store.alone, with all agriculture end by state officrhU are the family gone," says the old father In Common OratUude Col. W. A. shown In the accompanying tablo: * patiently, "but I wish I had five more. Terrell Expresses " Hla Approval I’d give them all to the government" Winter Wheat Acreage. of Martin's Llvsr Medicine— 1 . . ^ c r e a s e A c re a g e P e t o f No Ont Will Again Taka s u g g e s te d eow n In cris* Calomel After Once f o r fe ll In fa ll over Trying I t o f 1617 o f 1114 Dll The following unsolicited Ictfer N Sewta teY. o rk .......... 630,000 . , W e w ant an op p ortu n ity to sh o w you that ' 411.000 U was recently received by the manu­ N ew J e r e e r ( ■ „ „ 110.000 94.000 17 facturers of Martin's Liver Medi­ rennijlvsnla . . . 11. 0 .0 0 0 n o w fo r tlie first tim e, every tone vibration m a y 1.447.000 14 cine: , DC. 000 D D e la w a re eeeeeeee m j m (B y t h e N a tio n a l W o m a n ’s C h ris-" In the absence of sUy other rea- M a r y l a n d ............ 740.000 >0 axooo tt a n T a m p a ra n c a U nion.) h e heard unm arred in its origin al perfection an d •♦ * * i 1.444.000 1,470.000 U • son, compion. gratitude calls for an V irg in ia 640AM 11 expression from me of the wonder­ W e st V irg in ia eetf •9.000 beauty,; T here it* n o q uestion qrising dn your, ful merits of your health-giving N o rth C a ro lin a ... 1,190,000 L061.000 u VALUE OF BREWERY. PROPERTY C a ro lin a ... ts.o o q zn.000 r Liver Medicine. W ith-a large ex­ Kouth m ind as to^what in stru m ent recorded the record, INCREA8E8 UNDER PROHIBI691.00* 100 eo rg ia •eeye#«ee#e 794.000 perience in trying and using various GFlorida • *e ............................ .. TION. t -Liver Medicine, l have p'ever found O h io .......................... 6.000.000 iri’.ooo (0 •because the tone is produced ab solu tely ti^ue. The. Detroit Cltlxen'q league reports any remedy that »o neompletely In d ia n a ...................6.900.000 6J3S.000 ■s 21 that .steps have been taken to convert "hits the spot” and tunfi up the. Illinois L................ S.91I.OOO 6.60.000 90 ncvcrnl Detroit breweries into artificial . 194,000 dilapidated feeling and t'ln^kei a M ichigan ............. D on’t forget you arc a lw a y s w e l c o m e d v isit 101.000 a Ice plants. The samo report say's: fellow feel that life ii worth living. W isc o n sin ............ 1K./-A 17,000 10. Minnesota H.-.00 -Martin's 'Liver Medicine relieves Io w a u s and w e w ill appreciate ah op portu nity to dem L S .u o 46L000 11 "Since lb08 many breweries have bean gently but effectively comtipation, M isso uri .............. 6,400,000 6e put out*of business In*the dry coup1177AM , starts the liver on its active func­ N o rth D a k o ta ............. 1*9 .onslrntc.lhis in stru m en t to y o u , . tion, creates a healthy and normal S o u th D a k o ta ' . . . u r .000 *94# ties of the aUlSb In only one Instance has brewery property decreased In 1 appetite, and at night sleep is sweet N e b ra s k a .eeeeeeee 1.474,000 value In prohibition territory, accord­ and restful. T have used three K a n s a s ............ 10,000,000 ing to .Pliny-W. Marsh, attorney for bottles of this splendid remedy and K entucky eeeeeeee i**.toor am prepared to say it docs all and A la b a m a * .'.Y.Y.'.Y. ^ o io o o the league, who baa Investigated the snore than you claim for It. Mlselsslppl %........ 100.090matter. In many . Instances, Mr. W. A. TERRELL, . L o u isia n a ............ ............. Marsh says, brwflrery property has Texas • *«m ,ooo Decatur,-Ga. greatly Increased In value by convert­ ..............4.tHa.000 Every bottle guaranteed to please O k la hnosma sa eteeeeeee ing It to the uses of productive Indus­ ,000 or your money back- on return of AMrko nata n a • *••••••• try. The Flint brew ery fk the only 109 MAGNOLIA AVENGE SANFORD, FLORIDA empty, bottle to your druggist 50c W y o m in g *9ee*9|* MO one that was not tnada ovsrTnto a fac­ per bottle. ' Colorado New* Mgsice ..... loo.ooe tory of some klnd. T^he Flint brtw*ry * -C.099 ireh." B . C. BOWER. Sanford, FU * •• m : •. Washington. — The production of over 1,000,000,000 biubela ot wheat and over *83,000,000 bnihcla ot rye throach the plantlgp of 47,837,000 acre* to win­ ter wheat a(/frof.5,131,000 acres to rye this fall Is the^bninedlats war arrlcul­ tural program for the nation an­ nounced by David t \ Houston, secre­ tary of agriculture. This record win­ ter wheat acreage, an Increase df 18 per cent over last year, would yield 672,000,000 bushels If the average yield for the past ten years Is equaled, or undet* a repetition of the favorable . ‘Conditions of 1014 would give 880.000.VdQO bushels. In either case with a spring wheat crop nfext year equal to that of 1010, the nation will have more than 1,000,000,000 bushels of wheat for domestic use and export. This vastly Increased production of Wheat, heeded In any case, will be ab­ solutely essential to prevent a serious ' shortage of breadstuff* next summer ’ should the growing corn, how behind the season, be much1ilamaged'by, early frosts. - ,*5r < • • T h e Sound B o x is th e H e a rt of ' ... , S ta r r P h o n .. . 4 t * "IT'S SUPERIOR TO ANY LIVER ’ MEDICINE SOLD” T h e S t a r r S o u n d B o x i s D is t in c t ly D iffe r e n t in R e s u lts TEMPERANCE NOTES • 'v*-TV. . • - ■ • - •T • . : .• > •i f �■fr O c to b e r t i l l ------,' A' \ -* T 6 g f® C f^ 5 -v ' ' ■ ■■ '----- -- ■ — ffii'ai.asi. I dbfecta set Clvlri^ It • Nlfliii flr*l baseman on the MooU't treat ft! Mo' ft»f ■ WM,t Bethlehem (Pn.t stcyl company team; „ .. Apitt U on a I otladelpbU department ., ' *b o MMboa'XT tVb* p5y aV u "m id -a a • oally 1 stjd ■J?1T - flid i-V hp>cud* me r bip.r«r. n o n nine and Yin la an outfleltfcr on N M * t e bo dated Ja n u ary I tt, l i t * , ta d to mature thirty y e a n a Ret tba daU there­ .the Gettysburg (P».| Blue Bldg* league *"2?’ n ib * - / ' rofW ig l,M'« «8»J* team. - , of, and ,• j ' * ■ ttS 5 call 1. |.innKe.M MBfealed W« r. Har Quick W it ‘ .<jMb Wend with «n eiplMjW «l«Kle I r e l a n d Hull. l»r»ler.‘ . - • ■ H «rifli|r new bat la charming, but.l fancy It doew'i go well with thru Areas. Bhe (enchanted)-Oh. you dear old bub Medical EtlquaHa. nedlcnl eti-inrlte. Inalead Of being by, ao you really mean to buy rue a pot.pl* ao often Ipusiaa. In Areas aa well} K t e r « t , nf the d o c to r t. main* pined In the Hilerastav of .the politic. Leva. ,# Obedience, wc must remember, la a » u tho pnl'ilc. uot the doctort, who would atilTor moAt ware It done *wajr part of religion mid tlcreforo ao cle­ ment of pi-uco. but lore, which Includca with.-London Spectator. obedience, U the wtiotcx ' Eatabllihad ■ Racord. -tVhat did mn| her'any when joti propose.Ho her. daddy r * ' ' -«be bum her head and wai silent . f0r M-vernl minute*. And that;la the onlr lime I hare ever known her to t»e allent for several mlnotoa.,,-Detn>H Free Preaa. __ . . Judge Qoee Selomon.Ona .Better. In Asheville, N. CL, a JadgO decldcJ that a boatlrr chanced with drunken­ ness tra* not to blame because he bad teen (old home liniment by a dm w ilt, who knew what be really wanted It for, ao bo lined the dratflat, bnt on sccotxl thought be also held the hostler for cruelty to antmala In depriving borsee of medicine. . ., PIrat Literary Club. Dr. Johnson art! Sir Joshua Reynolds founded the And lllerury club. It waa In I7M. out the past, trust the futnru and live lu a glorious now —Tuwno. H'ow Trees Orow. Tree tninks'do not grow Tn length between the, tap root and tho lowcat branch. Also the tap root when cut off qt n specific length always remains the same length, for It la but the trunk or body below tho aolL Both root and body may branch, or lengthen by niw lenders, _____________ ~ . No Doubt About i', Hawaiian Player* Beattared. Members of the University of Hawaii nine of Honolulu, all clever Chinese players, which during tho last four or Ore ymrs tonred the country, meeting college and club (corns, are.somewhat scattered, but many are playing In east­ ern cities. I.nl mid Mark ore members of'the I'ldand team of the. Delaware Couri*} lenjtinv Just on Iaide o f .l ’blln ’jflcIpMi whb-i» I'l*y; V>tfne4 every R«l Tp.Ah^jast drop "H O U SE K co ffee Is Perfect A s k Y o u r G ro cer IIUSTANG For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism P e n e tr a te s ja n d H e a ls\ Stops Pain At Once For M an a n ^ B e a st 25c.5Qc,$|, At All Dealers. LINIMENT A Babylonian tablet Juet unearthed anys thnt a Imrlmrous man covered with hair fell In-love with a beautiful woman cif Babylon “nnd lost Ills hair. Ahd, very probably, ho wns’jiecn at th e theater thereafter whenever sho appeared In tho chorus. LEGAL ADVERTISING H esetnllen H ssrit Public lu s liu .tla n , HemI m I» C o u n t,. F lorida, O elrr mining What Amo uni of Honda la N tC f u u r . for .Spatial Tax fjtbual IlU trlrt No. t , T h e llato of * lM e ie .1 to b e I ' , Id T h rrro n and I h , T im , W han P rlnrlpal an d In lttrn l Shalt I , l> a, and W hrn P n , able W h n l i i , Tin llio Ith day at S rp lc m b ir, 'A. I). 1017, a petitio n » •« pre.entt-1 to tfc. C ounty Hoard of I'u lillr t r . m m l r n for Seminole C ounty. l l o ii il .. xiptx-d by more th a n tw enty-five p ,r cent of t h , duly q u a l­ ified olortora m illin g w ithin Sprrlal T a i School D istrict No f>. SemlnoU C ounty, Florida, opttlni th a t an eleelinn h , called and hrlil to d eterm ine t h , question *• to w hether or not bondu In the rum of 115,000.00 at.uuld tie laaued by S tirtl-I T a t School D istrict No. 0, H .m lnolr C ounty,' F lotida. tor th e p urpote of acquiring. build ­ ing, enlarging, lu rn l.h ln g and oth erw l.s Im­ proving irh o o lr and e rh o il building. In *ald Special Ta* School D istrict, the jiroreeda of • aid bonds In t>« dlaburtail In the- (ollowlng m enher, lo -w lt: .T W O T H O U SA N D DOLLARS to he used la Im proving and e n la rg in ' the I'aola achool. F IV E ItU N D H E D DOLLARS to Ir-.u .e d for acquiring a arhonl lot at l^ h e Monroe. T E N T H O U SA N D DOLLARS to ha u.ed for .building and ron,tru/>ling a ichool buildlog a t M b * M o n to e .. F IF T E E N H U N D R E D D OLLARS to be ured foi the purckaec of fu rrltu re and furnlihlnga, and for In cld in tala (or all schucla w ithin th e ealcj Special T a* School D U trlrt. O N E T H O U S A N D D OLLARS to be u.ed In Im proving an d enlarging tslo red achoole w ithin tb e said Special T a t Srheol D litrlct. W hereaa, t t It th e te n ,* of this Hoard th a t It w ould be to Ih s beat in t o m t of Spec­ ial T a* School D U trict No. S, Seminole C ounty, FlorldSL1 to tieue bdnd* In th e eum of 1IB,000.00 th e proeeed* thereof to lie ured and e ip e n d e d In th e m anner *nd for the nurpoeca and o b jects aa are he/elnabove eet forth and aa I, sta te d In said petition, , T herefore be |g Resolved: T h a t It la the d aterm lnallvn of th la C ounty Hoard of t’ubHe In stru c tio n for Pomlnqla C ounty, Florida, th a t tb e am ount -of b o n d , required for tbe D on’t U m A B ro o m O r A S w atter—K ill In sects W ith B e e B ra n d In sect P o w d er If* u i j to UQ fT trj in**ct In * room, If you fo about It In tha * CloaJ'tho doors and windovra and fan Into tho air, or*urn, a m ull '^ T h fa <iS r th * ^ a ta In^ Ctho bufS.* All you than nood do la to rvturn S f r B S l ? T I S ; snC h o . M it pooplo or domottla wrimals. W e. Bee Brand Insect Powder, 25 & 50c. air. , . fm n I t I n to t h a AU C ro o tm D n s fU tt a m i I k p a r tm c n lS u n t. MCCORMICK A CO,, - RAtTIMORE, MD. Bo ■It F urther, Raool ved th a t a a j • W tlo a be bold la oald Spoclal T a t rf D litrlc t No. I. Sem lnoU county, F lo rid a, I* accordance with C h a p te r 0 » tt, Law* .a ! F lorida, Acts I VIS, .to determ ine w hether o r n o t thero shall bo laaued by said Special T a a School D istrict N o. g, Bamlnole co u n ty , F lorida, bonds aa a rc provided for Id th is reeolutioo, aad ; • Bo It Further R osolvad, T h a r thla reaolu*' lion bo publUbed in th o Sanford H tra ld , a nawapopar pubU hed In fUmlnnlo co u n ty . F lorida, there being no naw epaper publlabod o ltb ln tho said Special T a i School D istrict No. S, once a weak (or four ouccaaalva weeks. T h is resolution a d o p te d la regular sea,Ian of th e County Iloard of Public Instruction for Bamlnole C ounty, F lorida, this, (be 4th day o l September, A. D . l i l t . F. P. F O R S T E R . C hairm an C. F. H A R R IS O N , M em ber CI1AS. A . DALLAS, M em ber, A tte s t: H oard. T. W. Lawton, See y and SupL P u b , fn atru etlo n . (teal) 13-Fri-Lle ■—• NattCe of Special B ead Dec tie a fee Special Ta* Scheal District Net *, Bamlnato f'ennly, Fleilda Where*•, A petition baa been presented to tha County Iloard of rubllc Instruction for SemlnoU County, - Florida, signed by muro than twenty-five per cent ot lb s duly qualified electors residing within Special Taa ebon I Dlitrlct No. -6, Samlaela County, Florida, uklag and roquaatlng (bo County Hoard *of_ I’ublle 1net ruction for Bamlnole C o u n ty , Florida, to o rddar e r aa slad ([action ta be bald Inn said Spoclal Ta* *~ac Behool T Schoo D litrlct --------- - ■* to tfotar* N o. B, SemlnoU C ount: m ins wbathar or n o t- tie rs * ( h a ll' be Issued by th e raid Bpehlal T a i School D taU lct •No. «, bond, la tb a sum a t IIS ,000.00, th e irocooda ot auch b o n d s It latued ta be uaod or th a purport ot acqulrlag. building, a s . larging, furnliblng a n d alh am lao Im proving •choola and eehool building* la (aid B podal T a a Behool D litrlc t N o. 0, tho proceeds ot tho said bond Irrue to be Bred and a ip c a d e d and d ltbartyd Is tb a tollow lag m gnner, to ­ ll: . . T W O THO USA ND , D OLLARS Im proving ai\d en larg in g the Ta< F IV E H U N D R E D U O L L A R S .lt for acquiring a icboo! lo t a t Lake M onroe. T E N TH O U SA N D D O L L A R S .toJ> o.tf»d for building and co n stru ctin g a .school build­ ing a t la k e Monroe, . F IF T E E N H U N D R E D D O LLA R S to bo Ured lor the purchase of furniture en d furdishing*,' and for Incidental! for alt aeh o o ll w ithin tha raid Special T a t School D litrlc t. O N E THOUSAND DOLLARS to bo used In-Im proving and enlarging colored icboolo w ithin the said Special T a t Behool D istrict. W hereat, The C o u n ty Hoard of L’uU lc Initru c tlo n for Som lnole C o u n ty ' Florida, nas carefully e itm in ed a ild petition and baa aicertalncd that m ore than tw enty-five per re n t of the duly qualified elerto ri residing • (thin e aid Special T a t School D istrict No. 11, Seminole co u n ty , Florida, have sig n ­ ed said petition and W hereat, The R o ard ot T ubne In attu ctlo n lor Seminole county, Florida, has determ ined by resolution thie d a y adopted, th a t bonds in th e sum ot 116,1)00.00 will be required for th e purpotr* s e t forth In la id petition and whlih are en um erated hereinabove, said b n n d , to bear Inters*! a t tha rata of *1* (C) P»r cent per an n u m Interest payable lam iannu aliy , hand* to bo' d*t*d Ja n u a ry let, IS IS , and th* prin cip al ol said b o n d , to bo due and payable th ir ty y ia r t a lte r th e d ate thereof. . Now, therefore, la p u n u ao ee ol C hapter C6I2, Lew, ol F lorida, Acta ol 1913, and In pursuance ol a reeolutioo ol thla Hoard, thla d ay adopted, notice la hereby g iv e n 'th a t on th e 6th day of N ovem ber, A. D. 19IT, anelection will ta held and tbe n m i is hetaby ordered |o be held Ifi e ild Special T ax School D istrict No. 0, Sem inole C ounty, Florida^ to determ ine w hether or not they shall be' Ittu e d hy the said Special T a i Behool Dis­ tric t No. 0. Seminole C ounty, Florida, bond, |n th a aum 'ol 116,000.00 to bear In te rs il a t the ra te ot eii (6) p er ren t per annum,* Inm £l-annu*lly: a n n u a llr; hdntl* bdnd to be *om tercet payable •o datedJanuary ____ l i t . ____ 1919, _____ J*nu*ry . tha principal of nde to bbecom srn m e due and tn d payable p iy a b le th irty •aid bond* . . . ___ ___ f i . J l l t a l* tk a e a n f l 'a ven v i r i years alte f tba dd aa ta thereof, t»* o eprovided for In th a t certain resolution tbl* day ad o p t­ ed by thl* Hoard of I’ub\lr fnatruetlon. It r S em inole County, Florid*, In which election only tha dulp qualified elector* wbo ere free bolder*, rc ld in g w ltbl* the aald Special Ta* B choo|.D litrlct N o. 0, Samlnota C oun­ ty , Florid*, aboil- be entitled to 'v o le . f h e **IA election eo ordered to be held ib * ll bo held a t th # oeverol P illing place* w ithin tild Special T a* School D istrict No, 0, Seminole C ounty, Florida, whnre tb s leal general election waa held, throughout aald d letrlct, to wit: A t M onies, P ro c irtt No. X. and at I’aola I r e e ln r t No. 4:. and Ihs aald Hh ■lection shall be held In com pliance C h ap ter *542, l-awa o( of Florida, Flotida, A ct, of 191.7, and tha In tp e c lo rs.* nd rlarka ol ike vsriou* polling p lares shall make prom pt re­ turn* to th* Hoard of Public In stru ctio n tor Semlnol* county, Florid*, lm m *4l»taly after tb a aald election, a n d * th * A abulatldn of tba v o te polled, and th e .R o a rd 'o f P ublic In•tru c u o n lor Bamlnole 'coltkiy, F lo tid a,. will be In aeavlon on tKe fitb d d y 'o I N q te m b .r, 1*17, to receive lb * retu m » ;o I tM* a*ld elerlivn and to detar m ine andyw ctlly tho r a u l t th er -ol. '• ' ■6^ .4 - — JUST-RECEIVED A CAB AMERICAN FIELD FENCE and court. . I l l * urthor ordered th a t th is notice ba published In tb e S sn lo rd H erald, a news­ ier published In Sanlord, Sem inole ceun. . Florida, once a week lor lour conaecutlvo waake. „ , • Wltneio E. A. Douglas?, d e c k o f o u r C licu lt Court In th a C o u rt llnuio In S an U rd , tbl* the lS lb d ay ol S n o 'c m b .' A. D . 1917 Ueall E. A. D OUOLASS. . CRrk C ircuit <U url uf F lorida, . „ B Seventh Judicial C ircuit. A. K. Power*, Soil R*>f for C om pU lnaaL - - V.j» I n . Citcutl C ourt, B ev tn ta .Jo d le ta t C ltcull !■ B*d Foe N rm la e tr C cuuly, F lo rid a, la C h ia c e rr O liver P. Swope, C om pallaant . !!•« N ot le t Su*an M. R ector an d L Rector bee h u ib a n l, D efin d an la T o S u tip H , R ector and L Rector, bar bvr. h in d : I t a p p ta rln r from the afO dw It of Utlver P. Swoprx cnm Q lnlnaat hrreln filed In above •tyled cause, th a t' th e defendants. S u ian M, Rector, and L. R ector, her h u b s il, are non rriM rota ol th o a ta te of F lorida an d t b t l there I* no person In tb e atate of Florida th e service upon whom' ,wou.d -bind old doandante, ahd th a t th a ro tld rn re or Iho aald luaan M. R ector an d U R ector her fau*-' band I* Rock S p r in n , In tba i t s to ol Wyo­ ming, aud th a t each of said defendant* U over lb* age ol tw « n l)-o n a y ta r s • I t t therefor* ardefed th a t y o u , tb e aald Susan M. R eetur an d I.. R ector, do appe*. to the compUlnaiUV blh herein file I un n* bofora tbe 1th d a j o f,N o v em b er, 1V17, lb* sam e bring a ru le d ay ol »a!d m o n th . I t I* (urthor ord ered th a t th i s n u lira be p u ld iih td lu tb s Sanford H erald, new*taper publlihrd In Eanf id , in tb a county ol iemlnoU and M at* e l F.vrldp, o n ce p week or lour consecutive week*. W h i m , E. A. Douglaae, clerk of th e CJrIt Court and th o *-at M oald c o u rt, a t the cult ( Ceu-tt lloutn a t Sanford, IhU Skth day of Septs ep ltm h er, A D . 1917. (•cal) E. A. DOUG L A S S ■ C |-rk C ircu it C ourt. Davie A Gllee v Paolo Ptadncl No.' 4i A- A, Hicks. D««ar Psstyon, Georg# S m ith, Inapeelort^ and Joe Jam m ee,-Clerk. All of Which la d one and o rd ita d * b y '|l # C ounty Board Of P u b lic |0 strn o tlp n for Sam ­ lnol* County. In regular ofothm aammblsd th is the la d d ay o l O r H W r . i l ) . }«IT. fas all F. P . FDRBTER. C hairm an . ' C- F. HARRIBoVj,‘M*mbM , C H A S. 'A. D A L L A S ,'ifam ber A tte st: B oard. T . W. Lawton, . See’y and S u p t, P ub. luptrtfctlotL 13 -F ll-ttc r , :-. J»r ’ 7 O rd er la Held a n Election la ByecUl Ta* School D litrlc t N o"# •_ ■Where**. A p e titio ni baa hat Wop- Aroaantod n W r 4lh, l l l 7 r ilgifed to thl* Hoard on BaptembCr pot een f ol f ba b y '.n a n - t h a n tw e n ty -ttva * d u ly qualified- elector*, reeNHrrg . . -within _ Spam* Bamlnola lal T ax School D latrUctt No. 4i ,, Semin C o u n ty , Florida, ashing th a t a n oUction bold within said d istric t t a dtterm IBq .1 Question a* to w h e th e r or not bonds in. tbs. sum of 116,000.00 shall bo iaeuod-by sold District, to bn used for "al T aa “Behool “ Special Sail llnri for Cnmclalnant. ' 11-Frl-tlc_______^ '‘ _________ N atlre a f A **tlratleo far T a t D eed U adrr Becllen ■ e f C hapter 4110, Lawn of Flor­ ida N atlre le h e rtb y given t b u S. W. Ilnrils. purcbiccr of T n* C ertificate N o. 49, dated th e Atb day of Ju ly , A. D. 1114; bn* flltd ■aid certificate In my office, an d has made application, for ta a deed to lu u e in accord­ ance with law, -S aid certificate em brace* th a following described property situ a te d In Seminole county, Fiorina, to-wltt* I*at No. S3. New U piitn. T h e said lin d b tlh g .sivetaea at th* date of th e Issuance of su ch certificate In th* name ol H. D. L undqulat. Unless •aid certificate shall br redeem ed according to law ta* deed will l-rue thereon on th* 9lh day nl O rlo b rr, A. D. 1917. Witness my officlsl s ltn a tu re and aral this th* 7th J a y of Septem ber, A-. D. 1917. (»e*l I E. A. D RUG L A B I, Clerk C lteult C ourt, Femlnol#' Co,, Fla. . Uy V. M. D ouglas,. I>. C . 6-Frl-6te ’ . a n d a re 'in position to save you m oney/ os the present* m arket . prices ia much higher than when we placed this order; Write-ua or call for catalogue and prices if you ore in need of fence or an­ ticipate needing sam e;.. ~ - . - - HE Hill. HARDWARE ix x x s o e c s e B fc s o e c D e c x s e e c M s o c s c s o c t H; E Sf©wB Oofflnn-amadl CdDnanlFdDirdailbD©... \THE YOU NEED LA.TII, LUMBERMANE, CEMENT, PLASTER, BRICks; GALVANIZED IRON ROOFING, VULCANITE ROLL SHINGLES, OR ANYTHING IN THE BUILDING MATERIAL LINE— . — IN A HURRY #:*, t *, * r I hon you will find that tho ncrvica we can render yt}u 1b quick and oatiifaetory, our stock being very large*, and with our trucks wo cah give you tho quick, prompt wrvicc you may wish. • 'T* SANFORD, FLORIDA Office and Yard 3rd and-Myrtle — Fertil izer a With full realization of the tiisaatroua influence of tho war on nil business routine, our buyers have put forth unprecedented efforts to scluru (ho greatest advantages possible for out trade. ’ Full Stock-Right P rices Wc have a complete line of fertilizers and the greatest stock of fertilizer materials ever known In tho state of Florida. Prices are higher than in normal times, but arc os low os consistent with existing conditions. • . . . Ideal Formulas - . ** . Our formulas all have the (tame perfect proportioning and blending of ingredients that have/mado their super­ ior field value tho past quarter century. Quality has not been sacrificed in tha slightest degree. Write for catalogue and price Hat. . . . a Wilson & Tooiner Fertilizer Co. M s a a fsc ta m * ID EA L rEH T T U ZK H R Dealer in Spray Machlnes.and Insecticides ' JAOtSONTlUJC, FLA.r Ry V. M. D ouglssv, D. C. v FULL STOCK D N HAND.AT ** - f-V ■■■•■ .- ' *' Sanford Branch, R, Cl Maxwell, Manager * Notice,l* hereby clv*a th a t Schclle Maine*, purcharar of Tea Certificate No. 109, dated ‘ ■ | t b day of July, A. D. 1916, ha* AIh J eeld carUflcMa In aty office, and has mads application'.lor taa dtrd to Isaua In acCtrcf* anca w ith 'Ik w. Bald certificate anbrac#* th* (ollowlng'4yecrlb*d property altuat*fi In (Wmlnat* county. .Flerids, to-w lt: Lota 64 aad 66 Sanford Haights. Tha said land be­ ing as*ran d a l Ih* dal* ol lb#.issuance of auch certificate In the name of R. H. Moury, Uni*** aald certificate (ball be redeemed ac­ cording to law ta a dead will laaua thereon • u th* 1*1 l a y ol Octeber, A. D. 1917. Witness my official signature and seal this the Slat day ol August, A. D. 1917, (Seal) . . E. A. DOUGLASS, Clark Circuit Odurt flsmtaol# Co., Fla. Dy V. M. Douglas*, D. C. S-FrM te ♦v v , Kr annum , In ta ra a t payable ee«sLannually, nds to be 4 « U d Ja n u a ry l i t , tO llt. and M m atu re th irty yours afU r Ibo q«W. thereqfI t U further moot ro d th a t t h h r V .I pu b llik td In th a Banfard -Hatald, a 'news, nsper. published within tkonlasla county Florida, there being no newapaper published Within the aald Special T aa‘ School" ll.T I DUtrict. TM* dag* an d ordered ta regular station of the Cenaty. B eard ef Puhlfe laatructle.fi far Hcmlaala C o u n ty , Florida, thU .Snd dojy of Octeber, A. D . t'flT ? 7 . '/ T. P . F O R S T E n . L r . b i a n (**sl) "S NOTICE OF B IlK B IF ra SALE ' »-’N otIce'll hereby glvan th a t under and bl •virtu* ol n certain, writ of aaecutloa laaued out of and under tka teal of tb a C lrtuit Court ef ________ Bemlnolg-Uqusty, Florida, to-wlt, * 1 _ „ .. _ In a cause I. July, 1BI4, 1 • * >W > td .d s r of. In aalo court. court, In fa w which hich lb* tbu Wl Wight C om pany, ratio n eras plsli any, a cerpo corporation pli— R . j ,T .D tlegsll D.W fsIIw as iwaadafandaat, defendant,I _____ T H E U N IV E R S A L CAD f i World-wide distribution and the continually growing demand for Ford cars arc tho best proofs of Ford value. /F o rd cars are utilities— they are positive necessities—for they have * ' revolutionized modern business, brought coun’try and city (together/and opened up new life to the family/ The Ford car has become a necessary .p art of everyday life. Touring Car $360, Runabout $346, Coupelot $605, Sedan $645, Town C ar $695—all f. o. b. Detroit. On • display and for sale by - M ? ;? ? 1* F l o r i d a ! 'l l / v '. e J ’ i" ^ u th l'"w o ill 'r tv l i ’ 1ha d , f r e 5 ^ r i T d P defendant*..- .An d*also upon a i|-o i in # rig h t, title and In tarrat of th a dsfaad aal in an d le l e t 44 e f Ulork C of Soutb"Sanferd e r GoMahoro. Bam* fro n tin g <0 feet on L incoln, street and 149 feet e n Sherm an stre e t. In SemlnoU county, F la. . . And I w ill aipaa* and a f a r th* *ald re a l estate far eel* a t public outer]y l# tha hlgbeat a ndd ''bbeat e a t bbid'der ld d ti for goal, »V balers the court bouse door _________le ef Bamlnole'eceuaty, ____ _____ rcouaty, a t Saafsrd, F larida, aa tha 1st Monday s a d 1st day el Octebei> 1917. a regular sslg day, aad w ithin th a legal b aw f ef tala: Given at “ ’djjB«*qla*J# reonty, T \n * \ hi, August 8. f. BRADY, ShariC. . .4 -sS • ■ y. i 4 O il AS. A. DALLAJL-Member. 5 NeUee e f , AypU.sties f*« T aa D e td U s le r ' Hsells a 1 e f Chaytw 4109, Laws e f Fib*- F. WILLIAMS Agent -v H oard. *. A tteat: » i t - . . 1' T .W . L aw ton, .. ct ■■ v Bee'y and S u p t. P ub. I n itruuetlon. 1 3-P rl-ttc *r r?twKssf M •y , C, F. H A R R ISO N , M em her • ’ • PH O N E J35 NM Iti a f AM Ucaiiea ler 7 a t ■n'##d~tlBd*r H .rtU a B ef C hspitr 4 0 11.'L»wr. *f Mar* Rmotved, T h a t an traction earn* la hereby ordered to Special T DUtrict 0. fiem|nolaSpecial T *i a i School B cboel D istrict No. h o . ». florid a, ooaa th thoe I lth Navam*C o u n ty , Florida, k dday ay -ooff N avam *. h e r, A. D. I191T, rmloo la* whotb«; w h « h « ; fn tr t l T , to deU dourm . .. .bo .leeued .. , by iald i-< j -fipecjal — ‘- 1 n o t lh a l.a shall eel D istrict N e. ( , BomWolo -CouaTn* Behool bonds...In. .tba turn of 1 16.000,00 ty , F o r !da. d a .-------.. . — to -b ea r Interest a t tho rata of sin pep e*nl ..._JI • H IL L L U M B E R C O M P A N Y levied upon th e follow ing described aetata to -w itr. I^rta 4 a n d t o f tilock 9, to R um MI's plat o l F o rt Raed. a th * (ollew lagl D egln • rhatna 'C o rn e r ol P i n t s tre e t and Wyl u .W rit 106 ft, th ro e# South 12 u t IDS (l, th sn re N o rth 62 ft, a lag.a p a rt a f L et 9 ef F o rt Reed. i tha ' A b o 'o n L ot 1 ,'Black 9 of T tc r 1 ef Ban■■Id ford, accordlhg to E. R, T raffo rd 'e map of w ."n:«w «..to • -rJ i* SANFORD* FLORIDA S U P P O S IN G --- 1*17. ' ' Wllacsa my officlsl slg n itu re ' ahd seal thl* th# I4lh day of 8#pl*mlwr. ‘A. -t>, ) t! 7 . (sail) ; E . A. DOOIIRASS; , , . Clerk Circuit Court Femlnol# Cn.i'»FI*. ■ GABLES Cor. Magnolia and 4th St. IXaiitr af A apllraUaa far T a i D ead U ndrr Median a a f Chapter 4101, L aw s of M er­ ida Notice I* h e rth y given t h i t R. 0 . Lynch, purch*r*r of T a a C ertificate N o. 000. d*t*d th* 2nd day of June, A. D. 1913, baa filed aald crrtlflcate In my office, a a d has mad* application for ta* de«dPlo Itaue tn accord­ ance with law. Mild certificate em brace* the (ollowlng described property situ ated In Bamlnole co u n ty , Florida, to -w it: Lot 3, Sec. 20, T p. »0 r>, R. 10 E. 3V s e r f ,. Th* • aid land being assessed a t ’th e d ate of the lieuanre ol *ucb ecitificst* .In th* nam e of I . II. Gllc*. U nlrss said rertlfickt* shall ba 'adeemed according to law t l a deed will issue her ton en tb # .1 6 th day of O ctober, A- D. ^■Fri-llc GABLES A IIomC'Like Hotel With All The ConvcnJenccs N atlre of A pvllratlsn far T a i D eed Under Heellan 0 of C hapter 1000, L aw s of Flor­ ida Notice it hereby given th a t A. E. HJoldom, purchaier of T ax C erlllfcita N n. 920, dated the Cth day ol Ju n e, A- D. 189M, has filed said rertlfitala In my office, a n d ha* mad* api-llcatlon .lor tax deed to issue in accord anre with law . Bald certificate em brace, the following described properly situated It. Femlnol* county. F lu id s, toh-wlt: NE>< ol N W Jf ol N W )J, Sec, 30. T p . 20 S. R. 29 K sit. .The ealrf land being araeeecd a t the date ot the Itau an ra ol surh certlfifal* In th* name ot U nknow n. .U n ln e said certificate shall he redeem ed according to law t a i deed will p>ue thereon on’lhe 9ih d ay of October, A. D . 1917. Witness my officlsl tlg n s lu re and seal thla the 7th d ay ot Septem ber, A. D. 1917. (sraD B. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk C ircu it C ourt 5 , ml no]# Co., Fla. Dy V. M. D ouglass, I). C. 5-Frl-U* • . “ T- __ _ __ « a re ,! “I ll ‘match my* carbon copies against any. in town for neat­ ness, lasting legibility and uni­ formity. la lw a y s uso WIRE I l - F r .i l e Th* following nam ed at*oMltwby .appointed and design slad’ aa-elerl^ add <W4peetora to bold and conduce th a »»ld »lcction at tho various potla or. preclqetk-Aumedg Monroe, ProetngtJ'No. .Sl^jfc^A :;O atern. Henry M U ff.'**- Ogleiby, fn,f>«etor« *nd II. R- Lockg, alefk. ••• -- plication for ts* dee* In Issue __ with law. Bald certlficat# *n>11 fullswlag daaeribed property lltPem inoi. county. Flerida, to-wlt I fid *. Black 9. T lar C- Banfard. d b*l*( aaaaanad nt th e dst* of *1 auch <ertlflcaU .la th e 'n a m e EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman m W . J. THICPEN & COMPANY . % V’ SOCHTS C arellaat . . ‘ I t ap p esrag from tb s afflda.vlt e f A, K , • W * , » r . p « g la l; p lg u atu re -afid w • o ^ Offlee with HOLORN niACCtTATB O. s ___. S a n fo r d , • V'*■ /'■ . - /: • I ! * . w4 * ,*» . i ,w / S » , - .- .*v» *' * #•%'i w)* * ' */ / i • ‘ F .» W ». ?.• y* '. • • * *9 - - ___r . .F lo r id a ? •• • » I* ' ' sa'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, October 05, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 05, 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>, October 05, 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/82b4b3ea3b876d189ba3289ff20424d6.pdf 30779fc02acf63403ce2ec478650e037 PDF Text Text IN T gE HEART OF, THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABI^E SECTION PUBLISHED : ON TUESDAYS. , u i . W EEK LY A N D .FR ID A YS IN SANFORD— L ift U Woith Lhin+ I0LUME IX sev era l SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, v is ­ h un d red W ILL B E GUESTS itors • OF SANFORD . • . The following program has been ^ranged for the meeting here of the Wfflry Brotherhood state federaToeaday, Ocfober 9, 1917 Evening 8aiaion 7:30 Devotional aervlco. gloO "Making Men See God'a •Yttir point," by Dr, J. H, Thcrreil, Albsny, Ga. .. W ednesday, Ocfober 10, 1917 , Mornln Session • 9:00 Devotional servlco, by Fred G. Ward, Ferry. Fin. 9:20 Welcome by L, R. Philips, . mittee entertain at their own ex­ pense with a aocail affair, at Central Park. Thero will be a concert by our city band, vocally and Instru­ mentally assisted freely and kindly donated. Dainty and toothsomo morsels will be dispensed by charm­ ing ladies who cheerfully lend their service to graoe the occasion. Tables will be presided over as below: Prom, the Presbyterian Society: Mesdames H. R.' Stevens, Henry McLaulin, 6 . L. Taylor, P. L. Wood­ ruff, Fred Williams, John Thomas and R. L . Jones. From “ the Daptlst Society: Mes­ dames W . E , Scoggsn, Mbrrls Levis, Schclle Maines and Ernest Betts nnd Misses Edict'h Stewart, Clara Millc'n and Mrs Robt. Rowe : . Congregational Society:-Mesdames Response by C; E , Howard, Gus Frank, C. DeW. Brower, J. D. Davison, Findlay Munson, Boyce Orlando, Fla. 9:40 President’s Address, L. W. Robinson, Harry Kent and Albert Duval. Ocala. ' •* • . Wesley Bible Class Oppor­ tunities. • • •• ‘ • • 10:00 Field Secretary's Report. ; ' 10:15 Business 10:30 "Bible Class Flashes" by Dr* Thcrreil. 11:10 "Men at Work, Saving nnd Training Men" by Dr. J . M.'Gross. Ocsl*. Fla'. Afternoon Session 2:30 Devotional Service. 2:50 "Why Thb Uproar" 4>y Rev. S. W. Lawler, Tallahassee, FJa. 3:20 Group Conferences: Intermediate, by*Dr. Thcrreil YouAg People by Fred G. Ward. Adults by Rev. C. W. White \42ljp Trip to-‘thc Orphanage.. Y*. F!v\:nintf Sesfdon^ . 'v j:io , Di'ViHiqiipl *Service*,’ ..by Roscee Kco^tJ: Rxwtfn^Vfn* Fla. 8:00-'£ccfctV,' 2»LhGrcatncsa," by Dr. W. F.'^uillltlhv.Fort'Vnlley. Ga. '• Thurssdny. Oclob<^J& 1917 '.'" '.' .Morning S^slon . . 1 ' Y 9:00 Devotional aprvlco L,: * V ,••.■9:20 Klertion ^of ‘ bffieceC -,v/ A c-915 "Influenrt. of’ \Vqm'eiy(li Class Work nn the Home"- bSj.rMrs, J.OSi, IVdrjrk. 'Urlantlo. ' ‘ Vr lifjjjF .itfjJU "Influence of.Youngvifoople's biass.^Oflr. on Society'Y : /' *••10:25’ Kotin Jo-Pit ttl reap f W. B. C’«. ’ Talks limited ,■to’ two min-1 VT* utes. — ’ - r r 11:10 "Making Men,.Th^ohgb thp Sunday School" by DfWW. /F. Qut^ ««• . ..; • **. i ; , i 1 Afternoon Session ‘ - 2:00 IDt^tlonjdservice by 8. D. Jfsrris^ sSt: Pctcrahu JIiiTiV ‘ - Pctershurgi '.Fla., v s;§;29;ln«tallation o/ipmcars. .V -Scicct1qn.qf--pljtcf-:{pr j next OMiing of fhq-,Fcd»r^tIo_o,,1 Y^. r' . ; , i Report'ob^UMfhlutioiU Comndttee-* * ••'•. ^ 7 ’• ' "Final W$rd" ' < 3:<)0 AdJolirnracnV 7* Fori^tho . Wwi^y^-i BrothCriiood nesU the entertilnmeht* committee *t once to the churqh, where tha registry committee >composed of Mwirs. D. C. Marlowe; R . H. Bron- Inn > ..l If* »*’ e« e ■ ••• • hii hotel or rooming^place.- Bailor F. E. Steinmeyer and the Program committee have arranged th»t the opening session‘ahall be to­ night at 7:30 o'clock, When Dr. J . H. Therrell of .Albany, Ga., will be tho Principal speaker. Tomorrow, the ODER 9, 1917 Hardman's store Friday night and M A S S M E E T I N G LA ST SENATE WANTS . U N ITED promptly arrested them finding thorn IM PORTANT CO M M ITTEES STATES TO T A K E OVER. . NIGHT WAS W ELL with the goods on. . 'Acting Mayor APPOINTED T A K E CHARGE . . • M ANUFACTURE . • Dingee after hearing' the evidence Y E A R 'S WORK ATTEN D ED *■ , The Sanford Board of Trade at the'behest of many of the members called a mass meeting laat night to dlscuw the commission manager form of cUp^ovojnirtent and the Board of Trade and the citizens were fortu­ nate it? being abio to have City Manager Miller of tho, city of St, Aqgustino and Harry Brown, editor of the St. Auggstlne Record hero to tell of the; wonderfiil 'development that has been made in tho Ancient City under tho new form. Both of these gentlemen left their business an<l came here upon the Invitation of the'Hoard of Trade and they de­ serve the praise of Sanford people ■for thdir interest in the matter of better government and their ‘ un­ biased attitude* toward both plans. ‘ Sanford is fortunate in huving nn up to dato charter and a working hoard of aldermen and the condition of Rome tMtirtt can hardly he com­ pared In our own and it wiis n Hourco of pride-to every one present thnt Sanford compared favorably to other cities oven though wo have Washington, Oct. 8.— A repdrt recommending government opera­ tion of the print paper and pulp In­ dustrie during the war and arraign­ ing what it calls the. defiant attitude bf print paper producers was filed today by the senato printing com­ mittee. It will await action at the December session.' " -The report says tho federal trade commission's findings "show beyond any question that the print paper In­ dustry In its greed for excessive profits has imposed a most unjust burden on thb American press, which face* a serious -disaster If relief can not speedily be had from the op­ pressive prires now exacted for print w n11ns f , If f l i that n t thn It aadds the rommU. commis pnper. sion, in its recent investigation, ex­ hausted every resource at its com­ mand to obtain relief for the pub­ lishers. but has been nhlc to get only a small measure of relief, "owing to the defiant attitude assumed by the princlpnl producers of .print paper and lack of nuthority o f•the com­ mission to enforce its findings a:i to n fair nnd. rpns'onnblo price." . ' Under a resolution, introduced by Senator Smith of Arizona hnd re­ ported by the committee for passage, tho trade commission would ho em­ powered to eontrol the production and distribution of print pnper and mechanical a ml chemical pulp in. tho United States. All print paper nnd pulp mill* and agencies' would ho operated on government account and their products pooled in the comminion's hands' during the wnr emergency and equitably -distrib­ uted at n price based on production und distribution cost . plus a fair bound. them over to the county A complete're-organisation of the court whero'.jhey will have time* to local Red Cross has been gone Into ponder, o y e r t h e * disadvantage of and a Seminole County Chapter has working-in a* town .where-the police been -authorised by headquarters are on the Job. . ’ supplementing the origins] brmneh of the* North Florida Chapter. ..Un­ • Longwood Officers Elected der the new organisation the follow­ At '■ recent mass meeting of the ing officers have been elected to . citisens of Longwood the officers for servo: D. C. Msrlowe,. chairman, the year ending in December, 1018 Mrst Deane Turner, Vice chairman, were qhosen, os is provided for in Mrs. Wc . P. Carter, aecretary, Mr. the bill passed s t the lost scsstSn of B, F: ‘ whltncr, treasurer.' As an the legislature and the y are now cxecutiVe commlttco a committee of filling tho offices of the. newly in seven will act in all cxccutivo mat­ corporstcd city. *' ters pertaining to the chapter and . The officers as chosen are:-Mayor, will have the power of ail commlttco O. Fraln; Clerk, Treasurer and As appointing. These arc Mrs. J. W. acssor, C. W. Entzmlngcr; Marshal Dickins, Mrs. Deane Turner, Judge nnd Collector, T. J . Holloway; Coun E. F. Housholder, Dr. S. Pulcaton cil, £ . B. Searcy, E. W. Driggers, nnd* one member from' each auxil­ J. M. WnRs, C. E. Hartley nnd J . A. iary. The chairman, secretary and Bistllne. • . . . . . treasurer aro members cx-oflicio of Longwood is the ‘second city in all commHtees. To carry' on tho tho county Jo incorporate nnd'It is work effectively, tho following com­ believed that the new city govern­ mittees have been appointed. It is ment will proVe a fine thing (or tho earnestly requested that the person­ little city. .- , nel of these committees' lend their every effort toward .accomplishing Gel Ready for Ihc Federation the ends pf the organisation: At tho Mcthodist.'ehureh on Sun­ Civilian Relief Commliteo day the service's will he held as Mrs. II. C. Gerror, chairman, usual, except .th at in the Sunday srhool the . annual promotion nnd Mrs. Fred Williams, Dr. Tolar and ’ •. graduation exercises will be held. Hon. J. J. Dickinson. Finance Commlttco, This Is designed nn i^rally tiny, n Mrs. U. J. Holly, chairman, Mr. 100 per cent in attendance is -tho F. P . Forster, Miss Annie Hawkins, slogan for tho day. The motto "(Jet Ready for the Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mr. II. Fi Federation" will ho prominent In all Whitner. Work Room Commlttco , .4 the services. Tito pastor will speak •: Mrs. David Speer, chairman, Mrs. F. R. Savage, first assistant, Mrs.’ A. D. Key, second assistant. * Cutting Committee . • • Mrs. Henry ' McLaulin, chairman, Mrs. It. L. Jones, Mrs. W. W. Aber­ nathy, Mrs. A. D. Kelly, Mrs". Chit­ tenden, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. Roy Jsymci, Mrs. J. B. Moughton, ing and .11. (/. DuBosc secretary. The chairman, then called upon Harry Brown who gave a most in teresting talk on the commission manager form ns his city, St. Au­ gustine now..hhs it nnd wn* followed by George A. Dkf’qttes, city nttor. ilcy of Sanford who represented the cjty-tof Sanford s*nd gave a brief outJibe of the eity.iiifTsira nnd chars ter finder the nUierninnic form. • »%**••'. • 1 * - «. • , Oity.^ManagerJMiller of'.St. Au­ gustine' folJLoyeu 1with nn outline of whal ./commission .-manager pteans and it.history of tho cities who.have wifopttitf}fheihew- form. The meeting then rv'sftlVcd itself into n family circle und Mr.,- Millo£ was asked many questions- about the various ramifications Vf. the commission man­ ager form nnd particularly as to whether Sanford should -have it or havo the nldermnpic form with.n city manager. ' . v' . ' ' 1 - ... ' __ up Ito thin tlm? neither- tho indict­ ■* ‘ * . *ovcr5l ments nor tho complaints havo afMr.l' ...... Miller • displayed.. , sketches' of St. AugustliUv'clvlc plan orded any measure of protection to the publishers. ,m . . ' Most of the newspaper^ of tho country, the report say«, are uow up TRANSITION FROM P E A C E . TO W AR NATIONAL to tho point where they must 'aoon Y.* -s S A T U R D A Y . v.” renew contracts and if adequate roSE N SA T IO N ' icf is to he had it must be without V%” S Hv‘ - ^ ,v'NIGHT Washington, Oct. £ •The trnnsi• *'. ; "•• # • waiting for. the:, prosecution of tho tlpn! In Americs from ionditiona of •:VHoh. Braxton Beacham, 'recently ndictments and complaints. peaco to those of war, from tho appointed.the official Florida head of"The committee," it concludes, standpoint of rapidity and thorough­ the U. S.’'Food:Conservation Food: Conservation Bu­ Bu"submits to the senste whether it is ness is without precedent in tho his­ reau of tho United'.8tqtea represent­ better to ssfegusrd the continusnce tory of domocrscips, says s statement ing the state of Florida .will speak to of a free press in this country by as­ issued tonight by the committee on the pcoplo of Seminole'.county in a suring It an .adequate supply of public information. I t details the tin minutes talk st tho Lyric The­ print paper st • fair and resaonshle nation's achievements since tho dec­ atre 'hcr6.‘ Saturday night. Mr. pircc or whether to-permit s furthor laration'of war,-six months ago. Beacham. la too well known in San­ increase in the excessive profits of ford to need kny introduction to the The meeting last night was well the paper industry, which. the fed­ . VAmcrican.-lndustry.and the pcoplopeople. He Is one of the true philan­ eral trade commission declares is of the entire nation," the atatemefif attended sqd shows thqt tho people thropists of Florida who made a for­ says, "answered speedily and ef­ tune in timbcrlands and other en­ are taking, an kdded interest in city about to exact $17,600,000 more in ficiently the call to arms. Six terprises and rose from a poor man affairs and that the majority of them excessive profits from the. American months from the dsy war was de­ to ono of wealth by his own Individ­ are in favor of a city, manager for publishers, who sre loyally and pat­ clared finds tho United States mo­ ual effort and foresight and whp is* Sanford and that everyone will have riotically ' supporting their govern­ bilised for tho suprsmo task ahead." using his money for tho good of the tho opportunity of talking it over ment in this fateful hour.” Congress, the. committee’s resume and then-voting on tha matter.' . people of Florida in many ways. says, has enacted more important Doctora Are at Work legislation during the extraordinary Ho is one of the first men In Flor­ Dr. Calvin Young of /he state Royal Arch Masons session ending today than in '■the ida to see. the possibilities of the board of health-iq In the city work­ v convoe*tlon ' Regular preceding sosslon in-history. state, has been ode of the pioneer ing in conjunction with Dr. Oliver good roads boosters; is and has been evening, 7:80.’;* Royal Arch' degree. J . Miller upon tho cases of trachoma Referring to tho war department, one f t tho flrit men to plant exten­ Work will lrt*gin 'promptly at the discovered in the schools. Ap ex­ tho commutes notes that without opening hour In order that chapter sive orango groves''and. engage in amination of the school childron will accident or dlssstor .a large expedi­ general farming end last week pur­ may closo not later than 10 o’clock. bo made-: in the -city schools and tionary force has been sent ’ to chased » .largo- shipment o f. pure while a few case* have been discov­ France. More tharf e million drefte 1 bred feogs and cattle’ t o t his immense ered and-sent te specialists for. treat­ men and National Guardsmen ale farm near Forest City In this county ment it is not tKoiight that the dis­ under training and the army has and la known far and wide-for his ease will be found here in a preva­ 80,000 trained officers instead of 20,­ faith in Florida. * '• — lent form. Dr. Miller .will inspect 000 six months .ago. • .. 1 Ho was chosen for the great work tho city schools and Dr. Denton the "Development of the’ Liberty mo­ of food conservation on account of county schools nnd all cases'will bo tor Which has withstood'every avi­ his broad blinded policies, fos his Isolated and the proper treatment ation engine test i« qno of tho major isolated intimate knowledge of the pcoplo and applied. Whkrevcr possible light achievements of .the w§r department, the resources of the state and his cases wrili be'treated, here and pre- and the aircraft production bokrdl whole hearted manner of taking hold ventstives applied to keep it from. of these benefiU' for the people end spreading.' The doctors have 'the placing hla time and money at (he 'Serfage wall in hand and will •hava disposal of the state and the United ho difficulty in eradicating it entire­ ly from the schools. . • ; vcsssla pt various types from superdreadnaughts to submarine chosen.” Tho shipping board has under con-' struct ion end contemplation a total tonnage of . neatly ' l l . 0(10,000 deed weight, capacity, requiring a total authorisation of J 1,709,000,000. The treasury-department will havo disposed... of u.tnoro" than $ 1(5,000,000,000 of "government securities within e few months, when the’ seeond Liberty, loan campaign is com.pieted. % . . . . ' . . The- agricultural department and food' admlhlstratlOn •have done ef-' fsctlve work to increase the food sup­ ply; 'aniftfift food administration to encourage proper production and dis­ tribution. ’> Ono€f the accomplishments of the council of national defense a n d ' tto advisory co p mUtee. pointed to k the mobilisation' of, 262,000' milea of rrstlroada' end of wire cbnLnunlcation, and the syitemsjie .scheme bf purchasing wheat thb statement says has resulted - In ’ grtst -economics. The exports,administration "fa now ' Police Do GoCci, Work engaged in .conserving the food sup­ Tho night ‘police, force caught sev­ ply, of this .country ond< regulating eral negroes carting off groceries gram in historyeis being’ carried ou , its exports so that the products of from Q. W. Spencer’s store and by tha navy, comprising hundreds'0 : America wrili hot reach'Ler 60000160.'" • • �she was loved by all f o r btr mahy good traits and itinhy disposition. Ilor. sudden death came as a great shock to her many frienda here and ' -. •»** • •, * . «•*./* • •.! tho aympathy of the community goes out to the grifcf stricken 'par­ "When I return, from my next ent!* who hkve lost their only child. O RRECT fit ifl so important a part of VBetsy R oss" trip to the Indies," ssld Joseph, A t th« Lyric tonight. clothes that we made a study of the ; ""Txkc thy knitting with thc« and wbo with his maiden aunt owned a Complimentary Band Concert , ' art. We try to fit not only yoiir, go downstairs and . see John Ross. largo fleet of merchant vessels^ "i A complimentary concert at Cen­ body-; but' to show you fitting colors, • Uo hath come to ask thy band in ■hall be married.” tral Park for tbs Wesleyan^ Federa­ proper styles; fitting’materials, for you and "marriage." ' J tion visitors 9 o'clock Wednesday your needs. We put a great deal of care NEW LOCATION” evening, Oc'l 10th, will be given by Betsy Griscom.made a wry mouth tho Sanford City Band, assisted by into this; because we accept responsibility 8t these words of her mother’s, but • Same Old Service Mrs. Lucllitr-Takseh and Mrs. Robt. i i she wm an obedient young for it; if you are not wholly satisfied ‘we TYe beg to announce tb our m an / Herndon, aoloiata. *Quakeress aho did as she w m bid. want you to come back with the goods friends and patrons that w ojiavo Program: . B ut to her sister, Clarissa, aho Hid: ■ “ l i e shall get my hand in"B slap moved to larger -and better quarters March, Stara and Stripes ......Forever wbero we will bt^ able to* caro for — — ——.SoUBIl rather than In marriage.'' ' your wanta to better advantage and Overture, Maxepps...!-------------- Mshl Downstairs - big, awkward John to give you oven better aervice In Soprano Solo, Tho Rosary------Nevin Rots greeted Betsy shamefacedly. electrical work •wnA- -supplies than Mri.^uoillo Takach____ __ Ills love making mado but little formerly. Chsrlea'5lojelric Co,,- 109 Selection, From fijdney Jones V .'‘ •. progress^ owing to Betsy's careful Magnolia avenue. ^ * 13-ltc Musical Comedy^.;rJ> .,MM.._.Jonf8 efforts td,prevent its progress, and Cornet Solo, The Palms------ .....Fauco finally John’Iook his departure i*lth., . Mrs. Robt. Herndon . •; • Holly Publicity DlreelOT out proposing.'' * The following * telegram wa* re­ Medley, Superba.^— ;___ ____ Dslbcy ' .. • Betsy MeelWoseph % i ceived yesterday afternoon by the Fiasle , '* They’re designed for extra large men From her home Betsy stole forth editor of The Herald and the pos-; ^Phe ^tar jipanglcd Banner.________ ... to meet Joseph Ashburn,- ber sweef- tion accepted at once: "_____ — Koy-Arnold stout men, tall men, extra large; the lipei _ i— *heart. -* Jacksonville, Fla., O ct.4 , 1917. -. have to be different to give the best effects. % Special Church Organ Musle "Dearest Joseph,” she murmured R. J . Holly, Herald, Sanford,.-Fla;: Have appointed you director of Sunday evening at -the Congrega­ Mrtha felt his lips upon hers. . . publicity In Scrqlpolo -county at re­ tional church Mrs. Julius Takach **7SL* r B u t the style'i in them, jhe distinctive in quest of C. A. Tutwllcr,. campaign will present the following organ pro­ director of publicity for Florida, for gram: X, “ Prlere OTertolrp," -Paul dividuality,. the* fine tailoring and fabrics. vbiuntary service in connection with Devred, Op. 8j 2, 4fMinuet in -O,” Men of these types want 'these things as National Food Conservation Cam^ Beethoven; 3, "Alpino Fantasy and palgn Week beginning Sunday-, Oct. Storm,” T. V. Flagler. Offertory, much.as anybody. ; , 21st, under authority of United "A Perfect Day,” Carrie J . Bond. States Food Administration. You Tho last number *wllk be. national are expected to coopcrato with cam­ anthems of'the Allies, each one pre­ paign chairman In-your county. We ceded by its name and brief story. will utilize state council of defense . ALICE BRADY and its aflUUtcd county food com- Report, of * Library War Council palgn. Vital importanco to tho na­ Tho committee of ten who assist­ tion of this work justifies us in ex­ ed in the Library War Couneil fund pecting” your full cooperation .and did excellent work nnd found the assistance. Have acceptance fol puhljc * most generous in contribu­ The home of Hart Sehaflfner & Marx practically every* coijnty In Fiorida. tion*. • f. .. • * t . Wire mo at Jacksonville, Official The small allotment of 9,60.00 was Business collect,. If yon will‘ servo. . Showing E xact Repro­ v e r/ easy to raise. In fact not half Leroy Hodges, tho territory of each member, of the duction Historical Shop '■*,,, •' Campaign Director. committee was covered. ahd Home of First AmerAleo C r itlflr e t* No. 770. bearing d ate Ju iy As there aro so many calls for tho Mrs. R. J. Holly' 2nd A; D. 1900. covering Ilrg. 2.79 -cbe r . . • ican Flag. . ol 8W cor of N E J< of N W | (. run K* 6.63 Death of Ssldce Williams Edwrfrd* vnrlous war activities the committee Mrs. John Mqlsch rhe, N. 20 rhe, W 6.63 che. B 20 tha Sec 34 ■* Mrs. W. Ii. Edwards, nee Miss clt it best to make no effort beyond Mrs. W. E. Watson T p 1 9 H It 29, eold ae thy property David HcuU, alio Certificate No. 688, bear Soidco Williams of this city, daugh­ he eum allotted'. •’ Mrs. A. D. Kelly Ing date i Ju ly 6 lh , A. D. 1*97 covering lleg. 1.47 che, 8 and 12.28 ch i W of Inter­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Williams Mrs, A. P. Connelly ADMISSION 5 and 10c Tho sum* pf 658.17 wiia forwarded, section of H Una of Peter Miranda Gran of 302 Oak avenuo died suddenly at ler instructions, by tho -treasurer, Mrs. E. D. Chittenden wtlh E line ol Hae 2 *. Tp 19 H. R an g* 29 K run N 6.86 c h i, W 7 U ch*. 3 6 .6 3 - c h i Wilson, N. C., on Thursdny morn­ Mrs. A. B. Key, to the Library War Mrs. H. II. Chappell E 7 >4 che. eold e i the property of E . II, ing. The remains will arrive nt Council headquarters in Washing­ Treater. ' He* Died end .certificate In my Miss'Nellie Elder. offlc*,and ha* made application for ta a deed 6 o'clock this nfternoon. Tho ser­ ton, last Monday. to leebe in accord ant* with law snd-un)«*a said certificate shall be redeemed according vices will be'lb'eld at tho home on NEAL HART in Tho committee who bo- willingly to law t a t deeds will Issue thereon on th * Almost Good for Nothing. Saturday afternoon,; the exact hour served Is as.follows: of N ovam b*. A. D . 1917. .— “Judging from tho pnltry ralarlcs 6thW day itn r*. my official sig natu re. and seal not being known nt this time. some of Our ministers nro paid,'' ob­ thU tba 6th day of October, A. D. 1917. KJrs. A. D .’Key, Trcas. *# f •' (eeal) * E . A. D O U GLASS, Mrs. Edwards was one of San­ - Mrs. E . . McO. Gnlloway, cam­ served tho none cynic, "oijo might Bay Clerk Circuit C ou it Seminole Co. Fla, with truth thnt they nro good for al­ !3 -F r l-6 lc * . “Mystery Double Cross” ford's most popular young ladles and paign director ^ • most nothing." . , ,'v spent her girlhood, dnys hero where Mrs. W. E. Scoggnn .• NOTICE TOR R ID » C H art Sdhiaffner & M arx suits here to *fit every m an — IN — “Betsy Ross” Also MUTT & JEFF Saturday ■ “ SQUARING I T ” iiiiiiiinHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiifiiiiuiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiminiimiHimmiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiiiiiiiip Feed Flour Groceries The Sanford Flour & Feed Co’s Store 5323485353482353485348485323232348534853532323 The Cheapest Store in the City . . ’ •- ' ■ -------------- • • - WE KEEP A FRESH STOCK OF UP-TO-DATE GROCERIES ALL THE TIME. IF YOU NEED ANYTHING WE HAVE IT . ' AND DON’T FORGET THAT Yes We Gurnntee No More High Priced Flour, We Are * Handling The Highest Patent Flour 1 Rice or Swamp Seed Serials of All Kinds Of You M&de, And Hav g Put The Price S Every Ounce Now There 2 Grade of o* J, •<5 ^ g ^ ^ § o 100% . Pure Plain Flour, And Our Rising, Sun Self Rising!Flour • * * j’’ ,1 • And Keep Your Health. . It Will CLASSIFIED cou nty , Florida. D ated a t Hanford, Hemlnol* cou nty, Ida. t h e (ha 4th day of O ctober. A. D. IS 1 7 ,. . ‘ BCJ1 ELLK MAINF.8 , , IS -F rl-S te . ^Ipeqlal M a ile r. . * HTATEMENT J ol tha ownership, management. ctcuUtion,. ate.. of th* Hanford Herald, published ••mlweekly at Hanford, Florida, required by Act of Augu.t 34, IBIS: Editor. It. J. Holly, Sanford,' FU\ . Managing Editor, »*m*. ... . 11uiInns Manager, W. M. Hnyntn, San­ ford, FU,- : ' Publishers, Th* Ilrrald Printing Co., Sa5r ford, Fla. ' . ' . —. Owner* boldine 1 p*r cant or mora of tb* capital (local atocht '• .• . H J. Holly Bastard, Fla O. W. Klaaban, Colorado Bpga-, Coke W. i- . Hsynee, Baaford Fla. U D. Uofty^nfard, FU. , . . '■Peoples Hank, Hanford Fla. . . N.Jl. Garner, Hanford, Fla. , Tboa. E. Wllaon. Sanford, Fla . Z. D. Ralllff, 8 nfo d, Fla. E. O. Itourkr, Hanford, Fin. F, F. Dutton, Hanford, F a. O. I,, Taylor, Hanford, TU, Known bondholders, mortgage**,otbar security holder* holding l per cri met* of tha total amount of bond*, n [ir n or otbar aceurltlc*. Non*. (.Igned) . W. U. HAYNES, Sworn to and aubtrrlbcd-to brfora tns Potatoes In The Reach Buy ° u r f This Years Crop Navy Pea Beans “ “ Calf; Lima Beans Buy Our Flour and Save Your.H ealth. .B e tte r than Pillsbury. ' 24 lb Sack 100% Pore Floor .$ 1 .8 0 24/ lb■ Sack Rising Soo S. R. for. .ls ?. 5 i • . • • ■ Flour, -o CD Usually Handled By ~ The Little 5 s Stores; g * • When You • . Can Get 0 Thd BesL “ For the 5 ^ . • ' S Same Money R At Our We Have Two Cars, of Floor Rolling in AD Size Packages Don’t Forge! Us, When Yon Need FEED. ADVERTISING ohlPjTwenty.-ene (21),aose* oouth ~ R ang* Thirty(tala * “ * ' *' • * floarti. pf .OouAly Commienoner* In and N O T I C K o r HALK lor Seminole ctfunty will receive a c a * d bide Not re i* hereby f i r m t h * t under and by at their regular feeding on-November Sth, virtub ol k fin* deer** ol |orrrlo*Ur* and 1917, for one 8 per ^ e n O n le re e t bearing ■a • made on tit* 2 8 th d * r ol 8 *'pt*mb*r, warrant In the amount' of -T hree Thousand A. D.* 1017, by the H o n u n b U J i b m W. Eight llundrad and -Fifty Dollars (|3*60) ayahl* eighteen (1*) month, afthr dale I’vrhlnr,- J u d i * qf t h * . C r e u l t Court of th* light reirrved to re je ct any and all bide. Hevanth Judicial Circuit ol Flurida, B*mE . A. D O U G L A SS, Innt* county In chenccry, In that certain , C |.rk . cauae therein pendinr, wherein Z. 8 plnka la ", 13 -F rfp te . the romp alnent and M. K. Kelery and Ilora KrU cy, hU wile, ara defendant!; I ■h all offer lor aahi and **ll to the hlghret bidder for c a th ,.b rfo r* the door of tho o u t t house In Hanlord, Hemlnol* courtly, •Florida, on Monday, the 6th day ol Novrrnbcr. A. 1) 1017, the (a m * bring a legal sale* day, and during th * legal hour* of tale, th * prqp<;rty d r.rrib rd In th* final decree jiforceeid ta follow*, to-Olt: T h * eouth h«lf < H ) .o ( . t h * north hell O f ) of th * north |iill ( J f ) o f the northeait- quarter O f ) iff t h e eouthweet qu arter ( ) 4 ) of 8 *rtia n Fifteen (I S ) , To4rn clothes, For Sale— Fifteen acres, nbout 3 acres cleared, fronting Lake Monroe. ' Abundant muck on place. Fifteen minutes' walk from postofiice. See C. II. Letficr. * 7-tf For Sole—1914 Watercooled In­ ternational Harvester Halfton truck, in good running condition, a bar­ gain. One doublo seated Surrey lh good condition.. Enquire Herald • Office. . . ' • 9-tfc For Salo—New L. C. ^milli type­ writer. Must be sold at one*., Cash will take machine a t ' half "pri/e. * • I Herald Office. Tf ^r-2rV V . JrG FOR RENT , F6r Rent—Ono furnished rvorn in tho outa'kiriff of - town. * Address W. J. U., caj*c of Herald Olfice. . l'\ S .1 13*1 tp For Rent—October. 15; (ouV room cottage, 1204 *Park avenup, 610 iti-iv eluding water. -G. W. SpenPcr. lt’tf!. ;1 -J ------------------ ------- » * r --------- :— >• ■ -■, ' • .1 ■Furnished RoOma by Dayj Week . or Mpnth— Pjirk «yenuo fl!t, IP5-'* North Park' avehue, over L/. R. ! J Phllipir & Co. arog rto'ro, Mrs. • vj C. C. Hart,, manager. For "R e n t—A ten room houafc. partlyfurnished, on Lako Onoro, 1 All Local Advertisements Under LaYgc .porches, flno shade trees. A Thlj Heading THREE CENTS a very desirablo location. Addr«is-,f' Line For EaeB Inner Geo. L.; Maris, R . D> 1, Sanford,;.Charge 25 Cents. yi*. - *. j ’ • 7 2tc -f; y jlB answering an advcrtlicmcnt where no name U mentioned in the ^•.Ropraa for Rent— .Light house­ ad,-please^do. not’ aik The Herald keeping rooms, over'6 and 10 Cent for Information aa to the Identity of Store. ^Mhi. W. E. White. 12—6tj> the advertiser, Uaually wo do not For Re’rft— Rooms at 607 West know who tho advertiser is and If First f St. Rent reasonable -and. we do we are not allowed 4o give rooms desirable. 607 W- . 'F Ir tf St' out this information. Simply write . . . . r* 12-21C a letter and addreks it aa per in­ structions in the ad. . • For Rent—Rooming house end rcstsurant ono block* from union FOR SALE ststion, Sanford, FIs.' * J . Musion.' . For Sale—All Jlyturea in tho S. axwcll store. Bargain for quick For Rent—Upper fist, 3 furnished le. V. E . Douglass, Court House. rooms for ligh't housekeeping.* 409 ' • 13-2tc Palmetto. . *. 11-Btp .IlctlUu r*f Tat Deed Under - Buttonholo making, mending done; Chaster 4SSI, Law* *f Flar. silk embroidered sofa pillows end i*r*hy given that John W. centerpieces for sale; subscriptions i»*r of Ta* Ccrtlfleat* No. 4, and renewals for-Ladies' Home Jour­ “ [ cor Lot 1, N; 7.44 cht, nal, Delineator, Country ■ Gentle­ run 8 7.64 eh*. E. 13.34 ci I. K * » , (4»® W. 13.26 ch* 8®e. X6. Tp * 10.IS chi 8 man, Everybody's, Saturday Even­ CortlBcoto No. S covering I .r . ____ of NW Cor run. 8 r9.S7 cht, 10 ebv N 6 ing Post. Will sell or cxchango for ch* N 7S Dos. IS t : MU "■ “W. to Dot. H*e. >S T p IS 8. R SS. ■U okoo CortlBcoto No. T, cov- fresh cow, team harness and farm erthg NWM of N EW[, Boe SS, Tp If 8. R It, wagoty* H. A., •Box 62, Geneva, AUo Ccrtflcoto No. S, eov*rcln( E U of * 13-2tp 8 E)< ol NW M , 8*e Sd. Tp I t 8 , R S t Fla.* . AUo CortlBcoto/No. I . c o * * il« i E ll of For Stic—Two or three dgien Boo 3 S, Tp I t . 8 . R Xf. Alto Certificate ns. a N. J. Stcnstrom, West Side. No. 10. covering 8 WM of NWM and W S of SE W of NWM Boe t t . Tp I t 8. R S t. V 13-2 to-* AUo Cortlflrat* No. I t , covering NWM of NWM H*e SS, Tp I t 8 . R 2a. AUo Cor­ tlBcoto NoJ S t, covarlng NM of EM of N E M ol BWM B*c. S t, T p . l t 8 , R. I t . AUo CortlBcoto No. S t covering Lot S, W*l*or‘o eub-dlvUlort Fort of Lot No. 1, See 1, Tp SO B li l t . AUo CortlBcoto No. S I, cover­ ing NWM of NE)C ond NEM of NWM For 8 ale—1916 Model Ford tour­ ond NM o I N W i r * ! BW M . Sec X. T p f l B R S t. At*o CortlBcoto No, S3 covarlng ing car. Good condition. Address 8 M «nd NWM of BWM of 8 W U B*c ! T p 20 B R 29, . AUo CortlBcoto No. SS D, care of Herald, Sanford, Fla. * covering Lot® I to t l (leo* Lot I t ) Woltoo Hub Dlv. port of 8*0 S. Tp SO B R f t . AUo Cort. No, S t covorloe N K *1 8)4 bf B EM of BEM %o* S. Tp SO 8 K S t. T i e * . Cartifloolo No. S t. covorlkg N>f of 8 M of N,W}| of 8 F.M So* ts„ Tp *0 8 R S t. All of tno above nam.d .* cortlflcotoo covering above d»»crlbo4 property eold oa tba prop­ erty of D. O. Crotohow. All of tha obev* no mod eertlflrofoa boor dat® Ju ly 8th, • A. -D. 1116. oloo CortlBcoto No. SO, bearing data in ly Sth, A. D. IS IS , oovoriot B l f ol WH of Lot S ond WM oh BWM o f NWM. Boo. » ,.tp SO S R S t . oold oo Ilk property of W . R. fitooo. AUo cortlBcato No. SS bonrlog dote J * r . Sib, A. D. IS IS , covering f id d le , BM ol NM d NWM s f 8 EM Boe S Tp So“ .| 8 It S t , oold’ oo tba property of J. Hombon • • * 9-u I^or Sale—Fresh milch cow. R. ■ Garrishn, R. D. No. di Sanford. • 6-tfc WANTED Wdnted—Two Of. three and collectors, . with' ear Apply to -Mshager,! Box lando, F it, « }',i. sal«mei> or tesm^ 669, Or­ 13-4te Wanted^Celery plants for Octor or Noyemlier setting by the 500 OT.' IhkI. .Jo s , -W. Ramsey* tr ” Point.' FIs. . 12- 2to Wasted—Mes! Between .17 snd 40, Bsglist In dined ,or non-church preference, tc Join Bcrean Class. »* R. I t . Groven ■Uin, president. ** •* �•[ ' *! BUDGET O F OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN ' YOU AND M E.” EVEN THE GATE PO ST NOT IN IT A c m EL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH “ H E’LL PRENT ’E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. o o o o o a DocMtoaoQOoaoaoo o o o a o a a n o o a o a o o o o o o a a o o o a is no danger of any. children being bitten by them. AU of ua remember several cases bert of children being bitten and having to take the pasteur treatment, entailing, a big cost to the parents aside from the fright and nervous shock and all from the bite of some tupenny flee that was not worth the powder, and abot It' would take to kill him. When dogs interfere with people the dogs should be kept in their place.. ■ There may be persons who will be • • •, impressed with the advertisement of a product flaunted across a sign­ f There are a-lot of changes that board which disfigures and uglifies will have to be made this winter If an otherwise beautifu} roadside view, Sanford Is tq take her rightful’ place but the average man who enjoys Na­ among the commonwealths of the ture unadorned and unlettered is ■ ta te . and while the operation may more likely to boycott the article so be painful to some they will bo much better after it occurs. No .great advertised than to use It. ■* Within tho last year/ many of the movement was* ever mado without beauty spots along the Dixie High­ giving psin to a few buC they always way have been ruined by the erec­ get over It. . tion of latge and monstrously ugly, glaring signboards, and at their re­ 1 Remarking on the annual spring cant rate of increase' there is real cleaning up* time that the American danger th at this famous drive, un- public generally emphasiz&i so heav­ 'equalled for beauty anywhere in the ily the Orlando Reporter-Star la world may soon ‘become a mere al­ strong for a fall cleaning up. Clean­ ley between fences -of signboards. up weeks have become popular, ac­ The signboard man secs In the cording to the Reporter-Star,' but beauty of a roadside dell, meadow, they hake usually been urged in the spring—and the greatest need for a vale, hammock'or lake, only a spot .In which he. may display his prosti­ clean Up Is In tho autumn. "One of tution of art and the evidence of hfs the incidental benefits of the garden movement,'’ declares the newspaper, success in having blackrnai!ed_some "should be that it .has accustomed trusting and gullible manufacturer. more people to work out of door. If nobody suffered but the adver­ Formerly most men were tnzy about tiser, who thus wastes his money, dolh’ g anything around their homes. nobody/ would object to the sign­ At the same time the loafing habit board man getting his money. The worst of it is, that the desecration of was strong and prevalent." Thcidca Nature and disfigurement. of the was popular during the spring and summer,.’ but .now many places show highway is as lasting as the lumber on which it iq built,* and as if that was great need of attention. The men may not have as much time and less not bad enough, some ghoul b*s re­ inclination to.clear away the wreck cently contrived the Idea of ^galvajust now but the' training 'secured Ised iron signboards, which threaten earlier in the year will comp in to last ‘even longer. handy and a great ipany people will ■Taxpayers who have bonded and find, when.they try to hire a yard taxed themselves to build end beau­ man or boy to do a little bf the work tify the Dixie Highway Should find a that the supply of extra help Is very way to put a sudden arid lasting stop limited.. The best thing to do Is to to this'despoiling of America's most get a start oh the work,' and per­ wonderful boulevard. . If there is haps the helper will come along, and law to keep the highway' free from If -ho doesn't, then after awhile tho tho signboard vandals and their eye­ work will have been dono anyway, sores, a little night work by a' few and the. householder will be no worse committees of vigilantes will prob­ off for the exercise. The need of a ably be sufficient to discourage the fall cleaning up week or day Is Im­ continuance of tho dirty work. perative. The summer accumula­ tions are neither picturesque nor V As I understand it this new healthful, and besides, if the ama­ wrinkle of the commission form of teur gardcricr will inquire at tho seed government fa no new thins that.is store ho will find’ that this la the being sprung for other cities have time for- getting the winter garden tried It with success,* -And then it started. will not be forced upon anybody for it will tako an election to decide 1 America (a at war with Gcrfnany whether the ■people hero want to and any German in this country adopt the new form or not. There who Insults tho. flag, the national are several getting excited about it anthems or any other American in­ but the beat thing to do in war stitution by word or set ahould«be times is to ko6p your shirt on and summarily dealt with and it matters take everything’ calmly. not who this German may be. The 1 Thera is a question as to who first conceived the Idea th at people hurtling .through the country In autos and railroad trains would stop to read and _ remember advertise­ ments, but the' fact th at a lot o business concerns have more. money than brains In their advertising de­ partments Is attested by-the growth of the signboard pestilence through­ out the country. • ir» * ¥ ■A • Some of tho dog lovcra'arc sore about the * recent cruaade started here to get rid of a lot of worthless . ciira and. keep the balance of the dogs off the' street unless they are accompanied by the owners and to * keep them out of places of amuse-. -* ment. There is a place for doga just os there Is a place for hogs and neither have ti -place in -the parlor. Let those who have fine dogs keep ~ thefm at homo where they will hot bother other people and where there time la past wheri we are supposed to stand for these studied. Insults to our flag and our country and if an an example could be made of some of these Germans it would have a good effect on them. If there Is any German hero who la against •tho United Stotts let him get out of the country, that has fod him and made him what he la and get back to the autocratic empire t'hat he left be­ cause he could not stand for the same "autocratic principles that lie now condones. Fanmers and* Fruit Growers R -.;'P Items of Interest for the Man Behind / » _ •the ,r, Plow .. - fa . "The farmer with one or two hogs/ A carload is made up and shipped. to.m arket may think that he la s t ’ When the returns come in from tho the mercy .of the Itinerant buyer, buyer, the receipts are apportions but he Is not. AH he needs Jo U find among the farmers according to' the ■ enough more farmers with smalt Iota grads and weight of anomafi ahipto sell and combine with them to Should an animal die in transit, the make a carload .shipment." ' That Is. loss Is prorated among the shipper*. , the opinion of F. W. Farley of the’: The same la true of any commission, U. S. Department of Agriculture yard ago or terminal charges^ These who addressed the livestock round up charges are deducted before the divi­ at the University of Florida sion bf the price received Is made. .. .And. to prove that his’ statement The scheme has been worked for arts not one o f theory, hetold- ho w e good While- In that Mississippi ■ cooperative marketing woe done In communjty and thejarm era ere all ' one Mississippi community. There, satisfied. There wai some dissatis­ the county agent seU e time for hogs faction at first with the grading but to be brought in. Ae the hogx ar* the farmers have learpe^ that -there rive they ore weighed end-.graded. la a difference. In hogs end fcennow . Each farmer la given a receipt for. so see the necessity of It. Also, most many bogs of one grade or another, farmers can now grade .their own or for so many, pounds of certain hogs, which Is condudvp (o the rais­ grades. ing of better, hogi. * M l BP-/. . & This plan -docs' away w ^ t^ tb c middleman. It serves to mako tho lot of.the Itinerant buyer h u d ; and ■uch fellows dont- visit a community often after the practice, baa been H U M titilu t * ' ■ v established. . In'this plan* of marketing, no ef­ fort la made to ■UndardUa the ship­ ment. .That la,, no one particular breed or alxe is shipped. Every­ thing is taken.- But better pricea would be hid •If enough farmers could be found to make up'a stand­ ardized shipment. Destroy Ike Cotton Stalks Reger diets of all measures thus far used against the cotton boll weevil its advance has not been stop­ ped. B u t’there to*-m easures which if uaed In timet will check the ad­ vance or-redUMT the infestation for the following ‘‘yjfar. One of these measures recommenced by the Uni verelty of Florida extension division la to destroy all cotton stalks In the fields at the earliest time practic­ able. Cotton la the. only plant upon which the weevil is known to feed. It la Important therefore to take steps to starve the insect. This can .be done jnoet effectively by growing other crops. The only way to check Its Vpread and still grow cotton U to grow early varieties and to destroy^the stalks as soon as tho crop Is harvested. Thp weevil winters In tho adult stage. If cotton is available for it to feed upon it will begin 'hiberna­ tion late and will be able to exix,t through tho winter. If tho cotton Is destroyed so .that nothing la left for it to food upon it will go into winter quarters earlier aqd’io la apt to die. It has been shown that weevils go Into hibernation In December have*a much better chance to Ilver’than those going irito hibernation' in N6verabor.Fifteen per cent'of the for mcr will’ live where hut one per cent of the latter will survive the winter. It is for this reason that the burn­ ing of all cofton stalks' as soon ns the crop [s picked is recommended. Cut tho stalks, or uproot them, preferably, pile on tho row and burn. Then plow the land. If the farmer will not atop growing cotton for a few yenrs; he can at least grow a crop which will mature during the early August so as to cscapo the weevil. ^Jho' practico of destroying the old stalks must bo ‘observed in any case. Just for far tho’ weevils have ad­ vanced -thla year has not yet been determined, but many of them have reached Alachua county; so many in fact that (he county may he said to be generally Infested.. Standardize Farm Products In thosp. days of high prices the market y l l !. be very particular. Whllo food of all kinds is sufficiently scarce -to - bring Agood prices, rl t %wlll be just as true this year-as during normal years, that the carefully se­ lected, graded and packed product will command the- highest price. Just tiny old thing not find a m ark o t i ■ * "* market. Perhaps sweet potatoes are not scarce; they certainly are not In Florida'. Yet the namo conditions aro true—-the man who handles hi potatoes carefully from tho field to tho market will get the best prices. And If they are bought for shipment only tho best will bo taken. A bruised potato la worth nothing aa a shipper. Standardize your products. That Is one of tho cscrets of finding s good msrket, says the -University of Flor­ ida extension division. Standardised products mean a square deal. Farm­ ers must establish brands and grades end 'Uvo up to. the labels put on the packs. If.th o buydr.can'go to the warehouse or write to a grower for a certain brand and quality of produce end be Sure of getting It, the process of marketing la simplified and made leas expensive. Standardisation U beat effected by an organisation of some sort. A community can establish a brand but smell farmers cannot. Each will have his own standards and grades ohd tho products will bo of-all’de­ grees In regard to size and quality. Furthermore, an association la neces­ sary to have efficient Inspection to see that honest packa are given. Th'eVvalue of standardized product The value of standardised pro­ ducts is greater then those just ea good. They hevo a name, and are picked with the Idea of making that name stand for the beat. The dtrua growers kpow this aqd go to great expense'to have their products Just right. The added expense Is re­ turned to them In Increased prices. Marketing organizations aro the thing-,.end many Florida communi­ ties are-ffinding It out Harden Hogs for the Market Packers object topeanut-fed hogi because the meet* and lard are soft end oily. This objection Is most frequently found with hogi that were In poor condition when they Vero turned on to peanut pasture. If they have been fed well all sum­ mer before pasturing on peanuts the meet and. lord will not be oo oily, ■ays the University of Florida ex­ tension division. * . In any easw Itja weir to feed eorn ■with' tho peanuUv ” Sweet *potatoes will also produce a firm fat, and It Is a good practice to have peanut* knd sweet potatoes fotfajl In adjoining |fields ■ so that the hogs din harvest the two to­ gether. Without some such provi­ sion the hogs ‘ cannot be merketes advantageously and may be discrim­ inated against so seriously as to mike their production a lots. Peckers require that the animals be finished on corn or sweet potatoes during the last few weeks before they are.placed on the market. It Is best to give some of these feeds along with the "peanut*,; and the final change (o the finishing feeds .should be made gradually-.ov^r sixty or more days. -t * ’ * Composl Sarcs Ferlllirer-. Commercial fertillxera do‘ anot o ^not build up tho soiL . They act mfoiy oe stlmulanta. The , bait mean* of increasing the fertility of the toil lx by the addition of organic matter. The compost pile Is one p»ens of supplying good orgsnle material for the farm.' The materials which can bis used are ordinarily wasted, and the expense of making’'the pile Is slight when, compared with Ita fer­ tilising value. ____ n themselves would bring all that they need, but only a few of those, who read "this have opportuni­ ty to visit the institution and know thq children personally. To such it Is only possible"'to ’realize •the iituatlon If they can imagine their own children without’a father, without mother, without money, .in many cooes without friends, housed in a wonderful home where the leader, tho adopted father, Is .dead, and where there Is no one to provide. Thornwcl! Orphans In' Need The death of Dr. W. P. Jacobi, founder nnd president- of Thornwcll Orphanage, leaves tho orphan fam lly-of over 300 without a president. Tho -vice president, Rev. B; J Branch, resigned ' effective October lat, which leaves thfc institution without an' official head, The responsibility of the care of the children ' 1* on the Board of Trustees, who are unfitted to do the fiork. A new president has been elected, but it may be aomo (imo before he can come. In the meantime the children .need bread tihd. clothing and school books. There is no monoy in the treasury, gone whatever. The property of the institution cannot be hypothecated to borrow money. The charter prevents, that. Will the reader try to realise' these hundreds of bright, ‘ beautiful or­ phan children actually without the means to buy bread! For that is exactly the situation. When Dr. Jacobs found the Institution in such a situation he always told It to the good people. Ho trusted that.God would put it into their hearts to send tho money or the food or the clothing, and God never fooraook him and never forsook the children. We are not competent to present the matter aa ho did, but we tell tho story without •any gloss and without adequate language. It Is literally true that theae children whom Dr. Jacobs always called ‘-’God's children*’ ire without fathera knd without a president, end with out money and without food, and they are In need of winter clothing and school books for tho new term. Everything costs more than it ha' been costing. -The dollars which are coming in arq spent as carefully os possible, but they ere too few t meet the bills. .The Institution Is therefore, face to face' with the fact that. It- canfiot furnish the children with nutritious food and with warm clothing unless the gifts of God's people are greatly enlarged and quickly forwarded. * If the reader could only pen from cottage to cottage end, get acquaint­ ed with the beautiful! girls and. the fine manly boys and talk with them about themselves, and about the in­ stitution, their work, the love of the S P E C IA L TO T H E FARM ERS season is now on and we have a large stock of all kinds of Farm Implements, oSouth o u u i Bend( o e n u , Oliver, um i Hihn Deere Plows, McCormick‘Mowing Machines and H ay Planet J r. Horse and Hand Tools, Planet J r. M cWhorter F< Distributers and Steven Farm Sowen. We want your business and guarantee you service. . COMPANY THE HILL Drs. H A R P E R OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Specialist in all ’ Chronic Troubles such . aa Stomach, Liverj Kidney, Bladder, . Anemic and P o 0 r Circulation, Asthma, Hay Fever, Sciatic, Acute and Articular Rheumatism, Lum­ bago, Obeisity, Stiff Joints and others too numerous to mention. 14 -years practice—4 years Hospital Experience enable* roe to effect cures where all others fall.: Thorough and Careful Examination. ' Professional advice on your case free of charge. No extra charge for houao calls. PERMANENTLY Located in Sanford. Seminole Bank Bldg. Oppos. Herald Offlcc • . . Pljone 195 • , ^ Pure, Sparkling Spring W ater Brought To Your Door Daily x Elder Springs Water Has a. Guaranteed Purity of 99.98 Per Cent. Leave Orders a t The Herald Office mnKimiuiiiir>^niimuiii>e(UBinniixtimmuii: HORNER MILITARY 8CHOOL . - Hu • near4 of Cljiun •! iXonofh work In pnporf&s Toang mm lor-CoUo«o Unlm»JU«o. - OoTontm—I. m4 TVkftlal BohooU, ond for DoNoowfllnHufan-oostorioa cVfrtUo »*hool• Blronf Ucully. Military trainlog. Now baildlnc*, Br«pf«A U m Conpui, wit! boirtnU • ud lootboll [round*, trank court*, and runsIni tncfcn. Eiporuao modoroU. 8«—fan btffes September 6tk Writ* lor Illintrttod enulof. J . C. HORNER, Principal, Charlotte, N.-C. CYPRESS LUM BER USE PECKY CYPRESS FOR BARNS, FENCES SEED BED FRAMES VERY DURABLE. PRICES REASONABLE Chase & Co. Sanford, Fla. * ANNUAL S T A T E R E U N I O N U. C. V. Jacksonville, Fla., October 9-10, 1917 Round Trip - $ 2.85 - Round Trip —— fr o m — : » -• SANFORD, FLORIDA: 3*t f t T-S. ItellnC (Motor IStt. ItIT. (L W. CXIM, AfnL Stmfard, FV.' OCTOW® iOB A.W.1 iri VTr^fr r ITBHlTi- T* * \- . Achievement And, having once decided to achier. 1 certain took, achieve it at ell of tedium and distance. The K#|n •elf-confidence of having accompli^*, * tiresome labor Jt Immcnsc.-AnuS Bennett* We are Jtrying to lay the matter How Money (lets Into.CIrculstW upon your hearts, gentle readers,th* lioney is sent from treasury to mh upon your hearts, gentle .readers, treasuries and from these it is tliitrik th at you may bp the more willing to rned to banka. It I. drawd out o f i,^ to bq uaed In payment of wages, *2 share the responsibility with us, *“ > I*. "Inasmuch as ye did-it upon one of • C. K. McQusrrie of the Univer­ sity of Florida extension' division gives the following direction for building e compost hexpt Make* t water tight foundation by puddling clay. Spread the clay about ten to twelve inches thick, moisten and tramp. A train of logs or of lumber should bo started around the pllo snd gradually built up os material Is added. The sizs of tho pllo must be determined by the amount uf man­ ure produced In a wcek.^ This will depend on tho number of animals kept. The pile should accomodato tho accumulation of a week, spread fi re or six Inches deep. A layer of leaves, straw, grass or weeds even, 16 to 18 inches deep should be placed on the clay, .It la probable ’that tho hpat generated would kill any weed aedds. Than place a layer of manure five or fix inches deep okcr the trash. If raw phoaphaatc is available sprinkle fifty to eighty pounds .over* the manure. Then add nnothcr layer of trash, folt lowed by a layer of manure. The pile should be kopt moist. ’ Sprinkle if rains do not occur often enough and keep it well tramped. Some farmers make tho pllo under a shed where they can rcgulato tho moisture to suit the need. - It takes about a year for tho pile to rot sufficiently rfor use. It'should be ftpread on tho land-ln the late fall. Another pllo should bo started os soon aa'the year la up., Tho compost pito will add materially to tho fer­ tility of tho land and will furnish better fertilizer-than the eommorcal product. . ■ the l £ * t of these, my brethren, * did It unto mp;” * n All donations should be u n t to ■ Board of Trustees, Thorn well Orphanage, Clinton, S. c . . w S - f B* ' r oq bW *1 ; •%* w- w^ 1* ’ �UD HERALD HOG RAISING IN FLORIDA By A. P. Spencer • a Hot» can he made a.CSh c r o t o n Florida farms. They a re . ap.cl.rty fluted to thb purpose on small whtre they can bo rabed In fE,d of cotton. Properly handled. U i ^ i l y P“Mible t0 P/oducel.600 pounds of meat a year from the off­ SEMINOLE.S ROLL OF HONOR spring of one sow. At Drcscnt mtafpHcea there U a The Brave Boys Who Have Gone Forth to FItfhl for Humanity p margin of Pr° nt to the- f* ,m ' r Sake S . - 5 3 * . «•“ K If a rotation of paatura eropa The following boya from Sanford B . through lb . entlr. y . . r I. and Seminole county have Joined the army and navy or will Join In L „ . (icanuts. -COWP.M *"d th "/* " the next fow weeks.. This list la not l" OTPl'"'*"1 ,he " » d f* t complete and all those who know of «*n the hogs for mxrket, the work any boya who have enlisted and are S l be profitable. Owing to. tho ab- not on this list pleaso let The S m illy high-.price, of a ! grains Herald know pbout It as the.' list •ttrehy feed* such* as aweet potatoes, will bo printed every week until tho eljsava and dashccns, and kitchen wards over: jbpi should he authorised to supple­ Navy ment grains. Karl Schultz, on board ship Paitures Not Safflclent Sherman Routh, 'medical reserve Stock hogs can bo kept thrifty corps iirctly on postures; however, they Collier Brown, medical reservo ill not grow rapidly without some corps f„ln. ilogs should' be supplied with Oliver Murrell, medical Ittitsblo green forage and eo men- corp s. iccd as to consumo aa much ot it aa Ned Chittenden, signal corps i possible. »incc forage-b by far the Roy Chittenden, marino corps I- cheapest feed that can be used. One Ralph Roumillat, navy yard. or two pounds of grain dally In ad Army dlllon to pasturage for ekery hun Allen Jones, medical reserve corps dred pounds live woight ia sufficient Morris Spencer, medical reserve ’for young hogs. It is better*to feed corps this from troughs than torallow the John Murrell, medical reserve hogs to gather grain from eropa In ebrpi . the field, for In tho field tho hoga Kenneth Murrell, quartermaster ' will like entirely.off tho grain alnco reserve > • they prefer it to the pasturago. By Leslie Hill, hospital corps feeding in this way pork can bo pro­ Seth Woodruff, quartermaster re­ duced on Florida fnrms at low coat. serve Fattening Feeds * Stanley Walker, 'quartermaster ro. Corn, peanuts, chUfns nnd velvet aervo beans arc Uie best groins for fatten­ Dr. Ralph Stevens, hospital corp« ing. Sweet potatoes, casdava nnd Joo Chittenden, Co. C, Fla. duheens when boiled and mixed Oscar Sheer, Co. C, Fla. with grains give excellent results in Bruce Anderson Co. C, Fin. fattening hogs. Whcro all .of theso Ernest Gregory, Cp. C, Fla, can be grow-n on the farm, giving a Frod Mason, Co. C, Fla. • variety of feeds, good results may be George McLaughlin, officers re­ hid, Corn and swoet potatoes are serve the best finishing feeds for th®, pro­ Harold Washburn, coast artillery duction of firm meat and.*'lard. Albert Fry, coast artillery pickers cull out ‘peanut-fattened • James Estrldge, Fla. troops " hog* and discount tho oned hojgs and Gcorgo Huff, Flo, troops discount the pri^e, Hogs should bo Thomas Sullivan, Fla. troops . fed ehielly on com for four weeks be­ * W. A. Pattishall, officer reserve fore slaughtering. corps y ,. More Hogs Needed to Create Good Meade .Fox, coast artillery, Markets Ingram G uerry/coast artillery :» If it were possible to secure a carJoj» Gucrry, avlntion corps.'■ |- lqxd of finished hogs in gny com­ Oscar N. Zlttrowcr, Co. C,' F!h, . munity once a week throughout tho . n rn rF'B yrd , Co. C, Fla. year, the price paid for them should Osborne'WilUnms, •Co. C,' Fla. be the same ns for the same grade of Vail Lov.ol), ,J2nd lieut. engineer hogs hear the large oackirtg contera, corps. V | ‘ less freight charges. The lotfr'brices Martlq' ’P^riipio, G o f Y+ .V? v paid in Florida ro due largely to the Robert Ttofeinsoni " hkvV ■ ' hospital lark nf a number of hogs sufficient -T*' to furnish a regular supply. In or­ corps ^ Arthur Dickies, Co. der iy have a steady market- there .** *' ‘ must. Ih- competition nmohg*buyers ' Johi} L^o,r Coi G-. J,. A /S ta ffo fe C o ./F X \ and a sufficient number,of hogs on HugHwh(t e r.Aa vj. the farm t<> warrant tho business, of Oscar tlloiiie; OVtcdo./ riavy . ‘ / the pac^rj. While light hogs may Andrew Aullif^Oylcdo,.Jlfmyw, . sell hc.-rt in local trade the paekera John Cater. Lawian, Qvjfcjfl^navy demand.an averago of ,176 to 300 pounds live -'weight. They cannot band, Battleship, New Vork. use the smaller .ones, profitably ex­ '/■ Alfred*M. i3eck,/Co.-C.^ cept at a lower pricih A^stpqdy sup­ . Ilm^ert Fuller, Co. C Joe Lewis, Co. C ply of the marketable kind would In­ ArtbtiKiAWis, Co. C sure uniformly higher .prices .th-i^** V:McrtUla C. Tyicr, rpgulnr a rm y -, mem. 'i -- •rvfy,. v / F .‘ Coates,^aviation cor^s. improving the Quality ‘ ;*i A rtt^ G o rm lJ^ band, Missouri Those who intend to engtgo in'.lbe - hog business ‘should procure, pur£* bred or high grade breeding stpek at Walter -Radford,-, .uf.Ri Army. . the start, ft has been hard to get Oorbett Hiit'chlrisoif, aviation* CT^ps them, hut now there are enough . Ssttf Ppvehousbr nviqtlqr/.'cgVps breeders throughout tho south rals- ' Harry Carlson,- nvlatlhn bred or high grade breeding ptock to C. E. Hunter, aviation c^rps furnish moat of wbat la needed.Wilson Miller, aviation corps Well hVed hogs grow uniformly and Harrold Long, quartermaster dept, dress out better than scruba, conse­ Jimra. Purvisi marine *. corps in quently the. buyers .*discriminate Franco •sainst the poorer ones. Where it la Wallace Llpford, quartermaster's desired to grade up native stock one department,' Norfolk, . can cross them with any of the im­ Norman Baker, U. S. Army. proved breeds and produce good Ernest C. Morris, Co. C. Fla, ..bogs, Thi* is an expensive method Ike House, Co. C, FIs. since-it take* two yean or. longer to T . M. Hill, Co. C. Fla. improve the quality so that’ it will. Harry Rat^n, Co. T. |_-C0?'pare favorably with better bred Guy Stafford, Co. F . bogs.- While the breed la largely a Lew tie Oglesby, Co'. F . . matter of personal choice it la to the Densler Stafford, Co. C. advantage of any community to ad T . O" GitlU. Co. C here closely to ona breed for the sake WllUe O. GooUby, Co. C ®f uniformity In marketing. Harrold Holiday, Co. C Keeping Hoga Thrifty C. R . Peabody, quartermasters' “ ** a common complaint that Corp, F t, Oglethorpe. nogs become unthrifty and that Robert 'MWri wether, * Hospltsl^ ttany die fro'm 'diseases.- •Thla Corps. rouble ,1s not confined to Florida; * Robert Routh, ArtlHery, N. C. j®any itates have suffered more from Stafford LeFils, Army nog cholera than has Florida*. Never Grover LeFils, Quartermaster oeless. too many hogs become unDeptc'i' '- , r,fty or die because of neglect, dlaPatil. Dooley,' Quartorraastcf Dept, “ * • lice and worm*. The general clerk. r ot lbe. anti-cholera serum has E . L, Mott, Oylodo.Co. C. f “nfpd the attitude of farmers who Frank Campbell, Oo. C. % Ml l ated to buy good hogs because William Hartley' of Longwood, ' 083 fr°m cholera. By uairig vata navy. . u wallow* hogs ore kept'free ffqm Floyd -Washburn, 6th Georgia In Medicines and a. change of fan try; . * % p "ture ktep them free-from worms. Oscar ' ‘Duboee, Coast Artillery, ,,A more important considwaP F t. Bill, Okla. " * necessity of keeping hogs Edwin L. DInkle, Go.. C„ New S £ finc.d t0 PMlur» - Hogs thst are i_ * ed Jr®®rxage cannot avoid com- Vorlr-Regiment. Jkaper 'Drigfera,. Quartermaster* ? contact with sick animals or , M . nr, 0vcr Putureq that are badly Corps . . . B. F. O rlfP. Co. D, Englneera worms. A business ai Important « bog raking nfiuiraa Corps* ' ord ‘ * eu/Bdent raw material from wb(w?t6 cpt.‘ 25, 151? make the other eight million. O ft Ilia ttt toast two-thirria are nltw«-----yesrn trales or nmmonlatcs and on acoceasipn to count of the demand caused by the the exception need of -explosives J n the war, the Ing the 1896 prices of these Ingredients have id still for a more than doubled since 1914. each , time I Sanford- is surrounded with vast yanco of the bodies . of muck, .peat or decayed country and vegetable matter, or whatever other but I have gR-pi& may. be applied to It, contalnIf jn a new |ng in each dry ton about fifty has to be pounds of . ammonia or Its ocjui va­ lent In nitrogen.. Aa the average this*section depth of these deposits .Insures a i first prise yield of one thousand tons to each le time to go f ere we have a potential' yield of it you have* twenty-five tons of ammonia per inco by cov acre, the equivalent of one, hundred with blue tons of ammonium sulphate or one housand dol hundred and twenty-five tons of nlback thwen trato of soda. Besides its actual chemical value In my mind »on>* 63 per cent of this with proper long the line treatment upon developer Into sol­ having con- ublo, humus, .the very essence of k of perfect pl,n t Ufe »nd In its way Just as nec, attention I ®**ary to successful farming aa the I substantial more oxpensivo chemicals before atII tending to luded to. . application ' From what I can learn nq Sanford grower has. ever applied muck to his land during the past few ycara that has not been richly rewarded and In proportion to tho nmoupt applied and tho care used In thoroughly mixing it with .the soil, results have uses about ten million dollars worth been more or. less satisfactory. of commercial ferfiliicr annually. /Impressed by tho great possibili­ Of this probably two million dollars ties of good to Sanford- nnd the worth is a home production in tile neighborhood*, different men have qpent their tinye and money to dcvelope the business of collecting and preparing muck\ put in tho best possible shape for application to the aoil with varying success. On this my last viajt to 8anford I was'pleasod to see Afeatra.-. Chappell Bros, .•had. . . undertaken this' problem it * i In an intelligent manner and have.a suction dredge at work pumping up the equivalent of about twenty thousand cubic yarda of tbta mate­ rial for application to, the lend. This experiment ia n o t‘ without Itq difficulties and represent* a consid­ erable. outlay In work and money. From a n . experience of more than ten ycara of actual work and obser­ vation of different methods of exca­ vating,-drying, - and preparing-thla material for soil enrichment* I..feel, B«fo In ondonrinf their procedure up to date, . * * There can bo no question of the great value of their'w ork to the whole trucking tfommuolty and the ablution-of the high prices fertiliser problem “by the uae of Nature's prepsrstion now dawning, will era long be as much s recognised part of the Celery Clty'a.asseta as her won­ derful ayatera of drainage and irri­ gation, .. * Robert Ranson. WANT ADS You are Invited to Visit Us Come and see-how Coca-Cola Is put up foryi See the bottles cleansed and sterilised before! "almost human" bottling machinery—see 1 span and dean everything is. It will enable stand why every bottlo of Coca-Cob b so del freshing. ' In Sterilized Bottles • • ■ ' Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling; Co. SANFORD, PHONE 21 FLORIDA XKU U ■ of ■ odf rrll"«mrnl roblkhrd b , lk« norroattio Addin* Morklno Co.. |„ tho Ottobrr. Unnn of **.Hj»lo«" fraln,ln( (he K. V. Dutton, l x . nnd lln n*o of th ir-, ,H | b IIw U m ^ ,| i f i l r o w l . •How “Machine Methods 1 ’ v *I r .* • . *. . " *“ ' Benefit Our Customers Handling over a million crates and hampers of fruits and vegetables that find (heir destination In oil corners of the United States and Canada was the record established, last year in our business of supplying-North-Amerlcan markets with choice Florida-Grown produce. .And thu great volume of trado. -was carried on with a minimum of dclny and with satisfaction-to our cus­ tomers. . . * WUh the large growth In volume of buslnna and the consequent Increase n« UIU’OI.JII , H-nlili IllvAiilJlAJI' pIU1OJ IUUUI.AJUUlU tU •J In the bookkeeplilift the bookkeeping load. This condition pointed us straight t6 Burroughs Di rcct-to-Ledgcr PiDating., The Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine which we in stalled not only put our figure vgprk on a basis of mechanical accuracy, but It solved for us the coatly problem of every year having to break In a new book­ keeper. Our experience has proved to us that no previous training la neces­ sary to operate a Burroughs: anyone In our office ckly tike the place' of our regular operator, If necessary. M. The Burroughs Adding Machine Co., has published a two-page advertise­ ment in the October Issue of "System’.’ mngaxlne. telling about our business and how the Burroughs Bookkeeping Mbchlhe has helped us to surmount the difficulties that pen-and-uk-bookkoeping could npt-overcome. A facsimile of the advertisement la reproduced above. We are glad Indeed to have our pro­ gressive business methods featured in this manner. Burroughs Dlrect-to-Ledgcr Potting hot benefltted our customers as well aa our selves by the fact that their accounts are always posted up-to-date. - making it easy to find how they stand at any time. Moreover, there k no danger of posting Items to the wrong account because the poatlng.work is checked positively. Our customer* are also gfvpn-a better atatement service, thanks to the.Burroughs, and statements are now mailed out promptly at the •— * firat of the month. • Tho installation of machine bookkeeping Is only one of the waya In which we have modernised our business io ta better to take care of pur cuatcfinera. Since its inception, mechanical means have been used to save time and labor In all departments of our company’, from the fleet of-automobilea used In de. Hvering goods, to the various appliances Ih thaoffice. And thk, we feel, has made for quicker handling of. cuatoinera’ orders and Improved service all alohz the line. ^ SANFORD - • : FLORIDA .> - • ' f • . c L . t - ' r • *• .— ' ■-i- �P A G L kouk ' • ----------- THE SANFORD HERALD R. J.'HOLLY, Editor W. M. BAYNES, Dost ness Manager ID E HERALD PRINTING COMPANY • • ■— • Liberty Loan appeal to every patrlr otic American, for It Is used, for our soldiers and sailors and the prin­ ciples which they uphold, which the heart of the whole country is with. The foundation of our great coun­ try is liberty; Its superstructure, peace.—William McKinley. * --------0 Mrs. C. S. Holderman of the Coco Times says that silos were In use two hundred years ago and she knows it to bo so. ’ Well, slater, you can go back several years fnrther than wo can which I* going some. -------- O -------- The dUmmission form of govern­ ment is simply changing the order of things to conform with advanced methods -and progressive ideas of d ty management and is no reflection on the present city officials. The matter, will bo left to a vote of tho people and if they want it they will vote for it and if* they, do not want It they can say so on. election day. ' --------O -------- -------- O -------- The editor of The.Herald left last night for Tallahassee to attend tho meeting of the Florida 'Highway Association and with the cooperation of qthcr.good men will endeavor to • have Sanford .placed on •the Dixie Highway where the good roads and progress in all public afTalrs should give her the rightful place. Too long have we let Sanford lag behind when these good things are given out and now we will go after them and bring home (be bacon. ------- O -------- STANDI NT, BEHIND OUR SOL­ DI PHIS You urc undertaking a great duty. Tho heart of the wholo' country is with you. Everything that you do "will bo watched, with the deepest ■ i-ntercst nnd with the deepest, solid-, tude not only by those who arc near and dear to you hut by the whole Nation besides, for -this great- War . draws us all together. * * ’ From {'resident Wilson's address to the Nation'll Army. , ' If the heart of the whole country is with our soldiers of the tyat^injri' Army, and It is believed that it .is. tho money of tho Nation will ho back of thorn. .The Liberty-Loan Is to be used to arm, equip, and main­ tain our soldiers, t° prepare them for the conflict in France, and make thorn, as effective* nnd. powerful ns .possible, nnd .safeguard thofh in every way possible. In ndditlon, it will be used to give•themMifo and indemnity insurance and provide for their dependents. The uses of the m m The Rest There Is At THE HERALD OFFICE YELLOW SECOND SHEETS B tit Grade . . . 600 Shoots $1.00 * 100Sheets - 2 0 * s I ■ SteonH Grcde • * 600 Sheets $ .00 ^ 100*Shcets - .16 • WHITE 8KC0NP SHEETS V - - ... ORGANIZED FOR USE Doubtlcas-it has occurred to mtiny people that a company-of County Guards that cannot be ordered for service out of the county In which it has been raised falls a good deal short of beirfg air efficient substitute for tho departed National Guard. Yet special emphasis was laid on the point that this service could not be demanded of them when tho County Guards of this county wero recently mustered in. Obviously the County Guards would be of little real use-if they could not bo sent to* tho as­ sistance of a county. that had no County Guard of its own In times of stress and imminent danger to life apd p ro p erty .F o rtu n ately • case has already occurred In -which the Governor .proved his good sense by not hesitating to make use of tho County Guards as If they occupied the same relative position to the state at large as the militia. Fifty men of the Jacksonville County or­ ganisation were ordered to-Madison to ‘ protect life, and the Suprenfc Court has upheld Attorney- General Swearingen’s opinion that the Gov­ ernor as commander in chief of all the state military forces did not ex­ ceed his rights in issuing this order. —Palm Reach Post. RED CROSS REORGANIZE SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAP­ TER OFFICERS ELECTED (Continued from Page 1) • Dr. LIncol Ilullcy, president of Stetson University and one of .the big men of the state will he a candi­ date for state senate in Volusia coun­ ty next spring and has already made his announcement. That Dr. Hulley will have a large following goes without saying and we .need more men of the HuIIoy type in our pub• lie afiairs. This is the time for big men id big affairs. * • -• -______________THE 8ANFOEU BEHALD 600 Sheets $1.00'’ 100 Sheets - 2 0 • The . TihincB in Nary The Bureau of Navigation, Navy Dapnrtmont has just authorised the enlistments of tho following named: (a) Landsmen for quartermaster (aviation). Theso men should have experience in'cither cabinet work for the repair­ ing of pontoons, or experience in fab­ ric work for the repairing of wings, etc. These men to be given no promise of actual flying, but are to be drilled in forming crews in hand­ ling and repairing aircraft. Some may bo given flying, but tl\o primary (den is handling and repairing. Transfer these * men to Pensacola where they will bo1 given further in­ struction, aftd after ' examination may be rated quartermaster second class (avhRlop): After sercvlng one year as quartermaster second class (aviation) theto men may bo pro­ J moted to quartermaster first class (aviation). ! (b) Landsmen for machinist's mate (aviation). •These men should-bp skilled me­ chanics with gas engine-experience; and will be transferred to Pensacola to b« drilled In forming crews in handling nnd repairing aircraft,Some m ay'be given flying,,but the primary- idea la handling,and repair­ ing. In the cate of.men enlisting ns landsmen for machinist's mate (avl stlon);.if they can qualify by exam (nation at Pensacola. they may bs Immediately rated machinist’s mate ! Herald Printing Co. i Office Supply Depl/ PHONE l t t ................. .. A committee on ebunty organize tlan was appointed by the chairman as follows: II. C. DuRose, Mrs. It. A.. Ter hum;, Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Mrs Deane Turner nnd Mrs. E. M. Gal­ loway. The duty of this committee Js '.to appoint and assist the various aux­ iliaries. Already the East Sanford Auxiliary has been arrnngcd nnd cpmprlses the territory between and including Cameron City to Cel­ ery nvenue. Tho officers’ of thin auxiliary a r c ' Mrs. S. A. Houston, chairman, Mrs. W. M. Dressor, vice chairman, Mr*. Ellsworth, Sec-Treos, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, member exec­ utive committee. Chairman DuRosc has been in , communication with nil other Seminole towns and wishes to arrange-for organization in ail places Jtlst as early ns is consist­ ent with tile various places. Repre­ sentatives jn Red Cross work are requested to phone Mr. DuBoso -or any member of the committee and arrange with them for a ’meeting foY organization. The , Work must lie started at once." ’ • On .Tuesday, Oct. 16th at 7:30 p. m.,'nt tho Woman’s Club building, Sanford, there will bo a- Red Cross mass meeting for the entire Seminole County Chapter. On thil date please make it your duty to be pres­ ent. This meeting outlines every­ thing pertaining to the work and by attending you will learn first hand just what is required of the organi­ zation. The Red Cross membership s $1.00. A membership is the great­ est mark of distinctive patriotism and is a duly that performed shows your colors nnd your ftfith in our one Great Cause. Don’t wnit to be soicited as to joining do it now. Any one named in this article will direct you or secure for you a membership. soeond ,class (aviation). After servinn one year aa second class (avia­ tion)., these, men may bo promoted to first-.dess (aviation), provided they are qualified to pass the nccca-* aary examination. (c) Landsmen for': machinist’* maid (motor-boni). These men should have experience In the operation and repair of gas .engine* __ ■ ■ InThey arc primarily. tended for duty on submarine chas­ ers, but not promlae of this duty shall bo made. Transfer aa enlisted to The Receiving Ship At Philadel­ phia for further detail. I t is Intend­ ed to form classes from amohg theso men to go to Columbia University for further •instruction; -but it docs not necessarily follow that all ipen enlisted in thisvratlng shall be sent to Columbia, as other cl oases may be started elsewhere. * Ago limit for the above ratings, 21 to 36. Resolution#. Whereas it has pleased God in His wisdom and mercy to take from our midst our fellow citizen, Mr. C. R, ,Walker, who as president of the San ford Library Association and at all times was our esteemed friend,'B e it Resolved by-the Woman’s Club of Jjnuford, Florida, that we have lost' in Mr. Walker a aympa thetic and valued friend, upon whose interest and cooperation in our net Uvitics wc could always depend and wboso place It will be hard to fill, nnd, ■ * -That we extend to his- wife and family our sincereat sympathy in their great bereavement, and That a copy of these resolutions be sentf to tho family of Mr,.Walker, and a copy be spread upon tho min­ utes of our club and that a third copy be published .In tho Sanford Herald. Respectfully submitted, ' Mrs, R, C, Maxwell, Chairman Committee, Benefit Red Cross There w;ill be n card party on Oct. 10th at 3 o'clock, Woman'} Club building for the benefit of tho Red Cross and Rridge and Five Hundred will be played. Everyone enjoying n social game is expected to come and tell" others, This is for the public and we hope to hnvo a generous re­ sponse as the.cause is urgent and you can help in this way. Phone 300, Mrs. Deane Turner, for 'reser­ vations. Price 60 cents apiece. Don't forget the time and date. ..T h e following ladies,aro asked to met at the Red Cross work room, Elks Club building Friday morning, Oct. 12th, at 10 o'clock sharp’: Mesdames T . A. Neal, S. O. Chnse, W. E.- Watson, R. J. IJolly, R. A- Newman, D. L. Thrasher, W. L. Morgan, Hal Wight, Roy Syrnes, B. J. Starling, Minnie Jones, E. P. Morse, ,B. A. Howard, S. Puleston, A. P. Connoiy, G. D, Bishop, Miss Fox, Miss Mottinger. Dougins Jones fiml always nourished a secret desire to-visit Ocean Bench during the winter. -So In. the middle of .January, finding that time .was hanging'heavy on Ids hands, be re­ solved to pay n visit to the shore. After he had settled himself com­ fortably in his sent In the Pullman car ho rothcr regretted h|s linsty decision. “Tim plsco wfll l)o absolutely for­ saken nt this time,” .ho mused. *Tni a foot for making such.a trip Just on impulse." V » ■• ’ .Ho glanced rather Indifferently out of tho window. Then he sat up with a start, his face alighting with a new and sudden interest In life. For com­ ing directly toward the door of the cor In which ho wns seated was a negro jiortor, nnd following In Ids wake was a girl. « . ^ . „ ■■ ■ •___________________9. I'j|) Consider the Risk Ypu are Taking - ’ . ”* ^ by leaving your valuables in desk or bureau a t home or office. Fir6' may break out suddenly and theives break in withodt warning— then what? e Our Fire and Burglar Proof Vault insures Positive Security. The charge for a Safe Deposit Box in this Vault is only $3.00 and up per. year. CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00 PEOPLE SBANK CfSANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA If. R. STEVENS o. l. tatlor F.L. WOODRUFF VfesJWisBt r. r. di AwtCul THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS men,'lolled on-tho over-staffed-divans •nnd read tho evening paper*. From around tho corner enrae the sound of clattering, dishes. Douglas lighted tho biggest cigar ho could buy and, seating himself before tho dosed .window against which tho mlp pattered' ceaselessly, gazed- out over tho deserted boardwalk. A hun­ dred yards away ho could boo the flick­ ering lights of tho natatortum, which was tho only attraction In Ocean Bench open throughout tho winter. As ho looked n crowd of what appeared to bo young men and women turned a near-by corner.nnd inado their wny Into tho building. Dougins sat,up.“I'm glad there's' someouo nllvo In 'this forsaken hole," ho muttered. “1 think 1*11 tnko h awlm'raysctf."' A few minutes later, having fought his wuy against the biting wind nnd rain, ho entered the natntorlum. Hav­ ing secured n suit which ho mndo sure wns not three sizes too large, he strolled leisurely into tho men’s dress­ ing section. A cheery voice which sur­ prised him nlmost out of his senses greeted him. “Well, If it-Isn't Dougins Jones 1 Wlmt In tho world are you doing here?" . 'Tom Burbank 1 Whnt do you know about that I" Dougins seized (ho outstretched hnnd of (ho former roommate In col­ lege nnd knew that his troubles were nt an end. . '’ “I'm hero nt ft house party," Tom explained. “Five‘men and four girls. Wo’ro getting dressed for a *wlm." Four girls I Tho dying hope'In Doug­ las' -heart revived suddenly. “Did one of tlio girls come In on the six o'clock irnln and did she wear white furs?" he nnked excitedly. For n moment Tom pondered. “You must mean Evelyn Davison," he answered finally. “She couldn't get liere until late." “Do you know her well?" “I should *ny bo ; nhe's my nlntec'* c h u ju ," “Come on, let's get on our suits."' It'took Dougins n .remarkably short time to don ids Bult, hut when in; entered tho pool.tho others were be­ fore him. And there In Mm midst of n group of (milling young Indies' wns the girl Of the'train. Tom performed the Introduction. There~wns Just tho hint of n twlnlile In Evelyn’s eyes ns she greeted tho newcomer.. “I* hnvo nn Idea that I’ve seen you somewhere before," she remarked. “You did," Douglas answered hapi>lty. “I sat opposite you on tho train for two" hours." , It wns perhaps forty minutes Inter when Mildred Terrill, hostess of tho house party, suggested Mint Douglas remove his belongings from, the Occnn House and Join’the other* at her cot­ tage, For h moment Douglas hesitat­ ed. nnd Mienr'lm looked fairly Into the^ ejes of Evelyn Davison. Something' In her answering look told him thnt 'alio wanted him to come. He accept­ ed Mm Invitation Joyously. "Do you know," he said, to Evelyn on the why home, *“I thought' that Ocean Bench In winter wns the slow­ est place* on earth. But now, It doesn't seeiu such n slow pluco after all. I wonder why I" ...... The light In her eyes told him the reason. ’ enses, which are the most urgent, ‘ In the old days such wounds, because of tho delay before they coutd be treat­ ed nnd cleaned^ were generally consid­ ered to bo fatal; but under tho new .conditions, by which a mnn so. hit is placed in an ambulance and aent off Immediately,* If necessary, without Been Playing Through Season waiting for other Vounded to be placed With an Injured Spine. In with him, the dangerous delay Is overcome, and thb wound kept aseptic Buck nerzog may be forced to wind nnd more amenable to treatment up his career as a regular with the Giants when the world's scries I* over. OIL TO BE KING IN FUTURE Tho scrappy second iinsemnn hu gone through tho season under the Necessity for Petroleum - Products handicap of playing with nn Injured - Shown In War as Well aa .In In- ■ spine, nnd during tho Glants-DiMteerf duitrlsl and Domeetlc Life. series In Brooklyn, Into In Auguxt, be fainted after making a slide to the * * The European war Is without a home plate, and wns forced to remain doubt doing mdro fo-direct general at­ out of the lineup for Borne time. tention to tim clnltns of oil nnd Its mylIlerxog was'hurt Inst April In a fill tltudlncss products than any amount at tho' Pennsylvania station la New of advertising In. normal times could York, and during tho early weeks of hnvo accomplished, says a writer In tho season ho waB.unntdo to nil hli the Petroleum Review. > place In the Giant 'lineup. I.urklly, The great clnsh of arms on the cotK McGraw had Pete' Kllduff at the time, Mnent has from Its commencement and Peterkln held down the Job ad­ shown thnt the necessity for the prod­ mirably tvclt. ucts of petroleum In up-to-dnto war­ Wien nerzog returned to the linefare Is no less Uind In elthecJJieJtulUflJ.up fqr keeps, he appeared to be u trial circles or in domestic life. Wo spry nnd peppery ns- ever, amt Mi are today as much dependent upon the ploying tins been n factor In both the re.flned product* of cnido oil ns we are! defense and ofTensc of tho club. Hat upon wheat nnd other necessities of tho Injury Is evidently o fn nature life, nqd as time goes on, nnd tho tisos^ which will not permit him to take which are constantly being found for chances on the field, nnd a false step petroleum multiply, our dependency' In running the bases or fielding a bat­ upon oil becomes the greater. * ’ ’ ted hall may force him to retire at-soy It !s no surprise, therefore, to find tlm e i * ' thnt not only are petrolrum products generally commanding greater ntten-t Because of his value to the (JlanU tlon than they ever before’ did, buC at second hnsc he will bo played there that a particularly healthy atmosphere In the world’s series, hut tu-it spring, permeates those enterprises which1 unless his Injury has entirely disap­ have Inld themselves out—nnd b u c - peared, It Is believed ho will be un­ cessfnlly nil—to engage In tho produc­ able to tnckto the task of filling tho, tion, the refining, the transport or the. keystdne position dny In nnd day out. distribution of ..petroleum products. If Ilerxog Is forced to retire-** ■ There Is, In uliort, no mistaking tho regular the fHnnts will lose one of fnct thnt In.the future oil will be king. the most valuable player* In the Nillnnnl league. Alwny* n gri-nt fielder ••Lilian Rookh" Centenary. nnd lightning thinker, nerzog lias built Is the war holding bnck any poem up n.nnmo, for himself ns one of the comparable with "Lallnh Rookh," the host all-around player* In the game. publication of which was delayed by He has never been,a terrific bIMer, but tho Waterloo campaign, and took place hi* hitting from year to yenr Im* Iwve Just n century'ago? vnlunhlc because he I* always danger­ ‘Perhaps few read the famous Ori­ ous In the pinches, nnd hits best when ental romance nowaday*, but Moore’s there are runners on the tings. reputation when he wrote It wns such thnt t)o wns able to sell It when he To Berlin Vis Psrli. hnd *rnrce put pen to paper. Murray William Barter, collegian, alto wai offered 2.000 guinea* for It, hut the idgned by the* New York Giants la»t poet’* friends thought this too little, spring pnit ncnt to M ir minors for de­ nnd’approached Longman, stipulating velopment, from which ho graduated to' Mint tho price should bo "not less than an nmbulnncc unit, attracted some «ttho lhrgr»t amount ©rj*r paid for a tentlon on his wny to ship In New York poem." ’That,** said Longman, “wns by cnfrying a suit case on which he the 13,000 paid for ‘Itokeby,’ " and on hnd printed In big wlilto letter*, T * thnt bntlsrn bargain’ was struck, tho Berlin, via Paris." v pubtjshct’s only stipulation being that Moore’s poem should be equal to Ice 8kater to Race. Scott’s In length. Even so. Longman R. A; Wlltlnrd of San Frnncl*co, one 'had tin? best of tho bargain. Seven of,the best fancy Ice skaters,, will par* Inrge editions were sold within a yenr, tlclpnte In the nntlonn! championship* nnd a quarter of n century Inter Long- which will probably be held next win­ mnna it 111 regarded "Lallnh Rookh" nn ter In either Boston or Chicago, “the cream of copyrights."-a-Manchester Quanllan. ’ Love Means Possession. Camphor Qrovts. Lovo means possession! Tench s Camphor groves may somo day bo child to lovo hi* pet and he will lest® as familiar to us as peach orchards to love yon •better. Lot Itlin hnvo «H nnd orange grove*. Agents of the de­ the care nnd responsibility of Mint pet. partment of agriculture have found let him observe the pet’s curious little that when planted In hedges 10 feet trait*. Its original ways, and If (he pet apart camphor trees will yield each suffers or dies let him be In full sy®* year jibout eight tons of trimmings to pathy with IL Lovo Is full of heart the acre, from which about 200 pounds pains and It will develop him for^a of gum camphor can be distilled.' At higher Jove.—Exchange. present price* that means a profit of , 17 • * about $100 an acre. Tho camphor Does Hsr Best trees are"hardier than many of our "Do you tell your husband every­ fruit trees, but are suited only to the thing?" “No; be won’t listen to southern half of our country.:—The more than three or four hours at_k Youth's Companion. itretch."—Boston Transcript , IBs eyes rested upon her face. lie could not tell cxnctly what It wns thnt held his gnze. Pcrhnps It was tho hint by th e M cClure ‘ N ew spa­ of roses In her cheeks or tho sembianco (C opyright, IHT. p er Uyndlcato.) of a twinkle In her eye. Somewhere within him there stirred tho vague hope that ahe might possibly be head­ QUICK AID GIVEN WOUNDED ed for the same destination as himself, Rapid Treatment After Battle and namely tho Ocean Ilpuse. New Cteanelng Methoda Gave -“If she only Is,"-he thought, •T’m tho , Mvseof Many Soldiers. luckiest fellow In tho world." * ’• k ' The train rumbled along Its way. Dull gray clouds which had threat­ - Lieut Col.* Gilbert Darling, C. IL, a ened rain throughout tho day suddenly famous English surgeon who Is con­ made good , their threat, and largo sulting surgeon to the great bass hos­ drops splattered against tho window pitals nt Ilouen, which accommodate pane. Tho girl looked up and sighed, 15,000 patients, says that since the war nna the heart of Douglas Jones missed began Immense striUqs have been mnde In the surgery of tho battlefield. Two a beat *• *. t Improvements that may be noticed as Finally tho train drew to a snorting having tnlcch place stneo the outbreak halt at-Ocean Bench. The girl whose, of hosUUtlea, writes a correspondent of 'name Douglas did not know adjusted* the New York Times, are In connection her furs, buttoned her blue coat more tightly around her neck and descend­ with the rapid treatment of the wound; ed thA steps of the car, Dougins fol­ ed after a big Rattle and tho cleansing . r , lowing closely In the rain hope’ that (of wounds. Five or ten miles behind the fighting something might happen which would sufficient casualty clearing stations— give him the chance to play the;part each holding about 1,000 men—have, of heroic gallant.‘ *, , Ddeglns bad hoped that the Interior been organised -to deal with all the of the spacious hotel would present a casualtle* that may. reasonably bs crpleasing contrast to the dreariness of pected, so that once a man la picked up the rainy night, bnt la this ‘he was by the stretcher bearers ho receives mistaken. The big lobby Was com­ adequate treatment within a very short pletely that off from the other rooms; time..' Hera, also Is i.spedaf hospital. 60 beds, for abdominal1 g fear m ists, mostly elderly' gentle- V- *■ -■ *V, ■ i i :. - /V i * . : BUCK HERZOG MAY BE FORCED TO WITHDRAW Notice To F a rm e rs! W E HAVE JU ST RECEIV« D A CARLOAD OF K E Y STONE LIM E. Phon e us yenrr orders PHONE 135 Ofike u d Yard 3rd sad Myrtle SANFORD, FLOBIDA �SPSS m - . . ' i.'.Vfc KU* THE SANFORD HERALD PAG* FIT* == .......................................... kerchiefs fbj* our soldier boya. • The Paul fa a-N orth Carolinian by up' Saturday and stayed until Mdnmembers" present were Mollio Aber­ b|rth but his parents moved south day wjth her parents, . ’ z 1™ nathy, Weima Graves,' Gladys Ad­ many years ago and while ho .does V t t t ; ; . ams, Anna Mason,. Martha Browrj, not expect to do much Palm Beach­ ' Miss Loui&p Tjiraaker entirtalned Esther Flcisho4, Mabel llrngg, Mario H A P P E N I N G S O F I N T E R E S T I N A N D ing during his absence' nevertheless a few of her Tittle friends Saturday y ttie Happening*— Mention Bragg, Ellen Chappell,. Anna Alien, ho iv confident ho is going to have • (Continued on Page 8)_______ • ‘f ARO UN D SA N FO RD of Matter* In Brief— •Beth Steinmcycr, Beulah Spurllng, good time. Whllo quite a lot of la th« abwn» of lira. Norma kfctaacbUa, Mia Virginia Brmdjr will Kara rharf* of thia dapartnwot. Any aatbtaaca rmdtrad Mia Orady will bo groally approclatad Personal Items of Notice of Appllcatron for Tax Deed. Blanche. Spurllng, Corrcioe Tillla, people “cussed'' Paul when ho w** Under Scetlon 8 of 'Chepter 4888, Caroline Spencer, Lilia, Ruth Spen­ “speed cop" he enforced -t}ie speed Interest Laws of Florida . cer, Julia L’aing. B o u ltr—Dtof N uptials she was leaving Sanford oa tho bride ordinances strictly to the letter and The home of Mr. and Mrs. W, of Wiley B. -Edwards of Wilson, Notice is hereby given that M. A. played no favorites.—Lewiston, grnnmtry of the floating Smell D. Deal, in Taylorsville, N. C., was N. C. In less than a year she is Lake, purchaser of tax certificate > Automobile am) Business Licenses Montana, News. Telhe Succinctly Arranged for the scene of a quiet but beautiful brought back and laid tenderly to No. 189,-dated tlio 6th day of July, ■ Due \ Hurried IlereJd Reeders wedding yesterday afternoon at 4 rest by loving hands. Saidcc Wil A, D. 1916, covering of Lot 6, All Business, Occupation and AuMayor Rigby Here o’clock, when their daughter, Ruby, liams will nekor be forgotten In Blk. JO, Tier C, Sanford (less south ‘ tomobile Licenses are due on’ or be­ Hon. George N. Rigby for men attor­ became the bride of Mr. Allen Thur­ Sanford; her aunny smile and kindly 4 ft.), sold oa tho property of E. and The Red Cross Cheptcr of Esst fore October First, and those re­ ney of this city and a - popular citi­ Also" Certificate ' Sanford will meet with Mrs. E. M. quiring -licenses should, scfcurc -them zen was In tho city yesterday calling man Bowler, formerly of this city, nature'will always bo a happy mem­ M, J r Bradford. ; Galloway Th^ndey afternoon. on[ or1,bcforo that datq in/erdcr that on hjs many friends. Mr. Rigby is but now <Jf Raleigh, N. C. Tho ory, To tho grief stricken parents No. 190, dated July 6tb, A. D. T916, now mayor of Ormond add has con­ bridegroom is the sonfcof Mr, and and husband tho deepest sympathy covering E H .of Lot 5, Blk, 10, ' Dan't forget^.tho Perish House the law-jrfhy bo complied witlv., Jno, . D, Jinkins, siderable property interests in the Mrs, M. H, Rowlcr of Jacksonville, of the ontler community la extended. Tier C, Sanford, sold as the property dances every '^Thursday. evening. beautiful city by the sea. Mayor and since making his home in North "There ia a Reaper whose namo Is of S, Knight. Also Certificate -No, . TaX. Collector. Dancing school 7 to '9. Dance with has freguentiy visitied here. 176, dated Jul^ Gth, A. D. 1916, 1l-4tc Dcnth, . k . Rigby snys that Ormond will atke Carolina With three piece orchestra from 8 to * * * covering E H of Lot .1, Blk, H, Tier a. And with his sickle keen,’ * care of a multitude of tourists this The reception hall and dining 10. Everybody wclcpme. Proceeds B, Snnford, sold a s ’ the property of He rer j ’.ho bearded grain nt a hsif tg.go to soldier l/oys end half ♦ ♦ ♦ f •¥♦ ♦ # •<f•-f f f .-|vf «#>-f' season; and many of tiro big hotels room nnd drawing room were oponlfd A. Jones. Also certificate No, 179, * i . .tli, to Holy Cross Church for new pews: <*> «$■ are already * filjed by reservation. chsuitc and were beautifully decor­ dated July 6th, A. D. 1916, covering And * . c flowers that grow bcSpeaking of politics Mayor Rigby is ated in autumn colon*, the color mo Received: letter from one of the sol­ ♦ Women's Rcglstratfon Lot 6, Blk, 8, Tier ,D, Sanford, sold twc*!i." of the opinion that Dr. Hulley will tif being exquisitely carried out with •f dier hoys stating that they noodod .♦ as the property of H. Mend, Also the boy to go to the atpte senate masses of goldenrod and other au­ •t t t Day living s*i»P» talcum' powder and ♦ i ♦ be Certificate No. 185, dated July 6 t h ,. (?.-*rrg—Gdfnrs . <$> in the three cornered fight that Vo­ tumn flowers in shades of yellow and stionery,* also stamps. . Anyono ♦ • 5ui A. D, 1916, covering Lota 7 to 9, gold, together wjth autumn foliage. At ; un- i n nt Is mndo o'f the ap­ Council of »-i*hlng to contribute for the cause ♦ & lusia will have ’next spring. 31k. 9, Tier E, Sanford, sold aa the The hall and ‘dining 'room were proaching marriage of one of Lees­ of the soldiers please phone Mrs. H. ♦ property ef I . S. Fliher, Also Cer adorned with quantities of yellow burg’s meat- pouiar young ladles Nations, Defense ' In Aviation Corps ♦ i c. Gerror, No. 409. 14-It *♦ tifleatc No. 181, dated July 6th, *At dahlias, used to_ advantage with Mine Kathi-rlne, * Washington, Oct. 6.—'Tatum Hud­ ♦ ' Go to Mobley's -drug’ store for ♦ 5, 1916', ravering Lot 2 ,'Blk. 9, Tier pnlms and ferns,' In the drawing only daughter of Judge and Mrs. Ocl. 10-11-02 •f son Thomas, formerly an employe in your school books. Phone 294. 2;tfc •*> C, ^ ; M as the property.cf <•> the office of tho sergeant at arms of room where the ceremony rook place Joscj !i Bricklnridgo G rf.i.j, to Mr. ♦ . Rub-My-TIsm — Antiseptic, Ano• . 3tc Also Certificate No. the senate, wtio resigned to enlist in gojden rod, hydrangea and greenery, Gooi • Mcrccr Guerry. editer l ' t'lu-j * dyne—Kills pain, stops putrefac­ *, d -* ' : Gth, A. D. 1916, covthe aviation section, isignal officers' At ono end of the room was an im­ H ow :/ Tribune, Capta'n c-f 'the ( 1 f I . ‘id 6, Blk.-9, Tier F, tion. . 8B-35t Paper Hanging and Painting reserve corps of the army hns'just provised nltar, covered‘ with white Lake County Home Guard", and or.? ! as the property of D. .Thousands of new samples of wil been assigned to the study of mili­ nnd with white satin pillow on the of the ablest nnd best liked news­ J - a i - .d , Don't (ail to sco "Tho Ladies* Aid A. Caldwell & Sons. Also. Ccrtlfl Society Packs tho Missionary Box" paper- for you to select from. Sam­ tary aeronautics nt the Gcorgin In­ kneeling bench. Over the altar was paper men of Florida.* rate No, 984; dated Juno 3rd, A. D. ples will be brought to your door stitute of Technology nt Atlanta. nn arch of golden rod nnd hydrangea, on Friday evening. The wedding will be solemnized 1912, covering Lot 8, Blk. 7, Tier C, Last Sunday at Woodland Park, upon request. I al»6 do decorating Mr. Thomas Is a native of Florida. The daylight was excluded, nnd. the Wednesday, .October 24, at tho Sanford,, sold as the property of October 14th. • 14-2t and painting as it should, be done. He is the son-of Mrs. M. F. Thomas lilfhts were shaded with, yellow, home of the bride's parents nnd will Oscar J. Ford. F. W. Tcmporton, *108 Palmetto of Jacksonville. Both his fathqr and which with tho glow of myriads of be strictly'informal, only tho intlm Expensive Hemstitching Machine, Unless said certificates shall bo re-_ A've., oho door from First street. candles presented n striking effect. ate friends of the faznilir-s .being pro deemed- according to law tax deeds grandfather served in the civil war. just installed nt' the millinery ahop 9G-t( Mr. Thomas is n nephew of Mrs. Bov.. If. Pressley‘'of Stntesvjije, ent, After a brief trip H r, and Mrs, will issue thereon on the I Oth day of of Mrs. Hr X . Duhart,- Ladles of R. J. Holly of Sanford. Sanford are iuvltcd to call and ace N. C., officiated, nnd. wns'nssisled by Guerry will be nt hopTfc to their November, A. D. 1917. We desire to tall especial atten­ Rev, J. J , Edwards, the bride's pat-* friends in their reeidence on Orange this machine in operation. Fourth tion to Colombia Record 1GHG, The Witness my official 'signature and , avenue. and Sanford Avc.13-tf weal this the 9th dny of Octohor, Star Spangled Banner, sung by Miss s e c o n d Co m in g o f C h r i s t tor. The bride Is one of tho moat hand A. D. 1917. Preceding the ceremony Miss Ma All school books will be found at Margarot Woidrow Wilson. Thb Mobley’s drug store. Also full line reclrd is dedicated to the Red Cross, l)r. Brownlee of the Presbyterian bet Bowler of Jacksonville, sister of some, chnrming and accomplished of . (nenl) E. A. DOUGLASS, the bridegroon sang Cndman's At Leesburg's young ladies and is pop­ of school supplies. 2-tfc Church Wil) Preach on Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co, and 25 cents from the sale of each of . Dawning, after whiefi the. bridal ular among those of all ages and Florida. • This Subject We all need a little fun now and these records goes to the R6d Cross. party entered to the strains of the 1ov7d for her kindly traita of charac-, It was announced at tho church By V. M. Douglass,’ D. ,C. •• Ask tp hear 2332. "Goodbye Broad­ then. Come and see the Ladies Aid services of tho Presbyterian church Bridul Chorus from Lohengrin, ren­ ter and her. unfailing courteay to nge 14-Tucs-6tc way, Hello France. Sociity Pack the Mlsalonary Box. i. 1 ■■ \ last Sunday that Dr. Brownlee, the dered by Miss Mary Sharpe ut the nnd youth, Mr, Guerry is to be con­ — ’ . Gibson & Wallace. No. GCG wilF euro Chills and gratulated without reserve upon his Notice of Assignment piano. During the ceremony Miss pastor, would preach on the second 13-tf Gcver. It Is'the most apoody-remcoming of Christ every Sunday in Slinrpe played softly Love's Confid­ having won for his bride ono so .uni To All Whom It May Concern: «iy we know*. 86-351 * . Noticevcraally respected, admired and lov­ Take notice that I have been this month which will be on the 14, ing by Farrar. City licenses became due October 2! and 28th Sundays. This is a ed, She ia a graduate of the noted named assignee by G. W. .HnrdPublic 'Stenographer — Room 6, The bride was attended by the Garner Woodruff Bldy., Phone 271. 1st, 1917. Kindly call and pay same most interesting subject at this ’par^ Missrs Estelle Flowers of Durham, finishing school at Fairmont, Tcnn., mnn, assignor,- In n deed conveying nnd has studied nrt and music. all the property, both real nnd porand avoid ony penalty that may be ticular time of all times and -there ia Mrs. Powell. *- . ■ 8-tf N. C., nnd Ethel Wood of Spftrtanimposed for doing business without soiij I, of the said Assignor, for the ' The ‘groom made.a name for him no doubt that the church will bo Miss Clara Phillips has returned burg, S. C., as' bridesmaids; Miss filled a t ’ evening service at seven Florence Hildegrnnd of Winston- self in newspaper work in Georgia benefit nf the-creditors of said as­ from an extended visit to friends and license. Jas. C. Roberts, 'coming to signor, which deed provides for an o'clock. Everyone is cordially •in­ Salem,. N. C., ns maid of honor, and other states relatives in many states of tho 13-ltc City Tax Collector.. vited to nttend the services and heat litlio Miss Sarah M iller as fjower 'Florida. Ten yearn ago he went (o equal distribution of the same among Middle West. such creditors in proportion to their these -sermons, , , girl and Master William Dnlo.Crow- the Tampa!.(Tribune, later becoming No.' GG6 will curou-KLalaris. -or_Bil- 1 . Remember* at the Prrsbyteriaq son, nephew of the bride as ring manuging.editor of that paper, which respective demands in accordance Registrars for Registration o f Wornlom Fever. It kills the germs. he left .to'take A.ni|ii|lnr position on with law, nnd nil creditors of the church at the eyefting services which bearer. ’ cn In Sanford * * „ . * 86-36t the Jacksonkillfc ‘ Molropofis. He aAsignor will take notice accordingly, will begin from this time on at Mrs, W. E. Wntspn and Mrs. T.he bridesmaids wore whit.e net Froth Bermuda Onion Seed direct and are required to fUo_ with mo with enmo to Leesburg .-phe year ago,' seven o’clock.' * • dresses and; yellow tulie hats and from Tcnoriffe just arrived. L. Allen Hal Wight from 9 to II at m. In sixty dny*r if residing within this starting and tdiiirig’' the Hnwcy Mrs. D. L.- Thrasher and Mrs. carried yvllow chrysanthemum*. Seed Co., Railroad Avo. 13-Etp state, and within four months, if re­ Tribune and agisting in tho york on ~ **l , * r* Holiday Notice Ernest Housholder'll a. m. to 1 ------■ * 1—1—.• siding wljthoul t}ie state, from this ” Miss Hildebrand was nttirud in tho. Commercial.v. Recently, he. has Friday, October 12th, 1917, (Far­ p. m. . Cobh Buys Cigar Store date, a swo-e Ifm 'zed statement of yellow tulle over gold cloth nnd wore lirqnched out ns q . farmar and is put­ Mrs. * E. . F. Dutton, Mrs. A. mers’ Day) being a legal holiday in .Claude C. Cobh has purchased tho eiteir respective, claims against said Vaughan and Mrs. E, H. Schlatter the state of Florida, the banks ’ of a gold lace' hat nnd curried yellow ting out. an. extensive-cabbnge acre-' old Mas well stand on West First* a.H.-u nor. r.ises tied with'pink und blue tulle. age at Esmeralda. One' jif Mr. Sanford will be closed for business on street and the business was opered 1 to .1 p. rn. Dated this 9th day of October^ Guerry’* :most .notable accomplish­ Tie Dower girl wore a frock of Mrs. Robt. Holly nnd Mrs. (Js F. that date. All orders for currency.. today tinder the new [nanngcr and 1917. ' ' ,-..** |wy rolls or transfers of money white organdie nnd yellow hair rib­ ments is in etjiting tha-apprt-paifu sill be conducted by him In the fu­ Smith 3 to 5 pi m. *. ' HENRY WIGHT, should be made- on -Wednesday, bons. Sho carried'n basket of yellow of n big newspaper and it was while Seminole County ture under his personal management. , A*signce Aforesaid^ engaged In this line of work th a t’lie dahlia* und ftrns; ■ Altamonte Springs—Mrs. Herbert October 10th, 1917. . * *' *llo Maxwell store Is a good stand 14-Tuea-5tc organized the. Mouth Atlantic base­ First National Bank, The. bridegroom and his best tnan ball lea go nnil .tficti out Ty Cobb on 4ms always enjoyed a fine pat­ Lyman. Seminole County Bank, Mr./H. S. Newbold entered-from a the Savannah team. Personally he ronage.- Cigars, ‘ magazines N and , Chuluota— Mrs. Tildcn Jacobs. • Peoples Bank of Snriford Genova— Mrs. Endor Curlctt. side-door und met the bride'nnd;her newspapers ■are handled in connec­ has tho faculty <f making .staunch Gabriclla — Mrs. S. E. MntboWS. attendants nt the* nltur. The-firidc tion with n soda fountain. frienda nnd i.n tho year lie has been S E M I N O L E ’S S E A . D O G S Longwood— Mrs. Entzmirger. entered with her fnther, who gave • Mr. Cobh needs no introduction here he has formed a wide acquaint­ Supplementary Committee * ^ . ■her. in-, mnrringe. to the people of Sanford ns he has ance and many close friendships. Brave Lad* Who Enlisted.si Atlanta^ Mrs. Galloway—Woman's Club. The’ bride was charming in a .girl­ liveif here for a nuniher, of years. The best wishes of practically Naval Station Mrs. Turner— Red CsO*s. ish gown of old ivory sr.lin, with He wits'in the mercantile business nt every''one in this* section of thr . . pKBHj - j p ffP T I The following Seminole county las Mrs; J*nrkcr— Woodman’/ f Circle^ \ draperies of. laa' and tulHr embroid­ county and many from o th er‘places Monroe for several yearn since which enlisted ut Atlanta ahd'thnt offire is Mrs. Hill — Macci bops. ered in silver. With this-she-wore a time he has been In the produce anxious for their rating to be pub­ short.'bridal vrUjpf' ’tulle, and her where cither Is known will go with M r s .. Puleston—W. C. T. U. liuslnrss and automobila business in lished In The Herald:^ : - flowers were an arm bouquet of the bride nnd gfnom.inta their new From the Churches Sanfrtd. Being an cncrgeti: young • June 30, 191G, Itouth, Jasper S.l bride.roses, with s shower of valley home. — Loesliur^CoInmorciai. Mrs. Stringfcliow—Episcopal. • man. and one With a host of friend*, . . * t t t : . • Mrs, Eastcrby^—I'resbyterinn. . A. S., Sanford, Seminole. he will ipaka good in his nsw busi­ lilies. . . , Personal Mention Apr..' 9, 1917, Taylor, Samuel E., Mrs. Moisch—Congregational. es s vcituro. fallowing tho nuptial ceremony, a Mr. and Mrs. Barnard of'Orlando Mrs. A. M. Walker—Baptist. » A. 3., Sanford, Seminole. reception was held during which the aro the guests of Mr., and* M rs.'E. Apr. .2 1 ,. Sloan, Shirley T., II. Mrs. P. M. Elder—Methodist. couplo received life' congratulations Lake la Chairman B. Randall. Jr. * Mrs, O 'C om tr—Roman Catholic. App. 2c.,- Sanford, Seminole. of their friends. Hon. 'Forrest Lake has been ap­ Apr. 21, Brown, Taylor C., H. \ t t t . . ‘ Mrs. Forrest Lake, pointed chairman for Seminole counDurlrtg tho reception Miss Bowler 1 . Chairman. App. 2c, Sanford, Seminole. Mr. Forrest Lake has rctuVnrd i* w * ♦ tee committee to take charhc of tho May 1, McDonald, .Harold' B., A. sang O PcrfecfLovc by Burleigh. nme from a trip to Washington and Liberty Loan campaign. This Is n Early in the evening Mr. nnd Mfs. S„ Sanford, Seminole. Baltimore. * C. E. Notes big undertaking considering the May 3, Hartley, * Wm. Joseph, Bowler .left for a trip to include - t t t ' The Presbyterian C. E. will hold many demands that are being mad* various northern*, cities of interest. Fir Uc, Longwood, Seminole. its annual Tag Day for the Childrens Mrs. S. J . Carnes who* is visiting on the people but Mr. Lake is equal May 4, Jones, T. Alien, H. App On their return they will* reside in n Chattanooga is expected honu Home Society on Saturday, Oct. 20. to the occasion and will get right be­ Raleigh. .•’ 2t, Sanford, Seminole. about tho first. * * hind the movement for the second They will be assisted by tho InterThe bride is tho youngest daugh­ May 4, Spencer, Morris S., H. t t . t i • Liberty Loan that will help to main­ medittis and Juniors. ter of Mr. and Mrs.. W. D. Deal, '’The Ideal way to make Tho .Senior C. E. will meet at App. 2c, Sanford, Seminole. , Mr*. Ball wnent to Orlando Sun tain our boys at the front. May 8, Schultx, Karl J., A. S. and is a granddaughter of the late day to visit her daughter, Mary 7:15 on Friday evening of th|s week. memoranda and carry ' infor­ Congressman It. Z/^LInnoy. Sho The Junior C. E. held a social on Sanford, Seminole.*mation that you need fre­ Cotlon Is Soaring was educated in tho^Stato Normal Frances who ia a t’ the -Cathedral May 8, Schultz, Karl J., A. S., Monday afternoon nt the home of School for the winter. quently. Coven la s t fo r New York, Oct. 4 ,—A prospective College in Greensboro, N. C, Joo Caldwell on Magnolia avenue. Sanford, Seminole. t i t short crop in cotton resulted In De­ yean . Sheets can be obtained Mr. Bowlor W the son of Mr. and June 5, Guerry, Ingram, Fir. 3c, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith of New cember cotton advancing six dollars Mrs. Minor II. Bowler of Jackson­ anytime, ruled la tlx styles. Sanford, Seminole; York city who are stopping at the Postponed a hale on'OTeNew, York Cotton E x ­ June 13, Murrell, Wm. O., II. ville. He Is the secretary of the Bound la Handsome Dura­ change. The play “ Tho Ladies Aid Society chamber of commerce In Raleigh; Hotel Carnes ere so pleased with App 2c, Sanford, Seminole. * ble Blade Morocco, with Bed Sanford that they are thinking of Packs the Missionary Barrel,1 that This makes an advance of twelve June 21, Lipford, Wallace' B., A. N. C., where a cordial welcome locating here* . Leather Index that enables dollars -since the’ Government report was to havo been given by. Circle C S., Sanford, Seminole. awalta the couple on their return • Of the Presbyterian .Ladies Aid Sch June 21, Purvis, James ,F„ A. S., th ereto reside,—Times Union. yesterday. ' - . '• v r r i t ' you to find what you want In* city on' last Friday evening o 'was Mrs. J . C. Higgins is In Orlando stantljr. ■’ * it i t ’ ' Sanford, Seminole. '' postponed until Friday evening of No Separate Peaee : . * June 80, Robinson, Robt. L.j II. Funeral o f Mrs. Wiley E . Edwards visiting her dtughtcr, Mrs. Hany Amsterdam, Oct, 8,—Ail official this week, when-it will bo given in App. 2c, Sanford, Seminole. ; " The funersl of Mrs, Wiley. B. Dickson. statement from BorllnNiaya that tho tho church parlors at 7:46. I *"; • t t t Aug.' 30., Graham, Elliott, M. Att, Edwards occurred from the home of Everybody la invited and a so­ foreign minister has stated that GcrFhone148 Sanford, Florida Miss* Marian Gove,, who-is taking 3c., Sanfofd. Seminole. — - - her ‘parents, Mr, and .Mrs. T. W. m»ny has not ofllpred separate peace cial evciling of fun and real enjoy­ Williams, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 a business eburae in Orlando cam TT •___ either England or France. That ment Is promised. Tho Revs: Brownlee;and Steinmcycr o,- fluffed.” —~— No, admission will bo charged. A -------- “ N tl'n statement was made In answer Don’t worry, parents. Tho fact that conducted -the services. The pall to thg, Russian Foreign Minister's frpcwlU offering will bo. received. your little .WlUle la- dolug pretty well. bearers were'Clarence Mahoney, Er -•tstement that aucb wa» Germany's In his “Joggerfy" Is not necessarily an nest Housholder, Arthur Yowell, Intention. . Indication that he la becoming worldly Lewlsfown Policeman to , Land of , • * 4 W, J, Thigpen, L, P, McCuller and wise.—Indlanapolla Star. Magnolias . B, L. Perkins, Paul Biggers, ■who. has been a The Dependable* ffuhday, school ' Slides Williams was born in Gads ‘A Beautiful Assortment embracing the7 d*as O f the Methodist church’ held member of the dty police force for Tree Grows Around Beards, den, Tcnn„ Dee. 13th. 1890. Her Latest Shapes and Colors in Trimmed the past three years, fimt serving a* their monthly class meeting at' the la the Interior of an otd maple tree parents moved to Sanford two yeafa “speed .cop" ■ under Mayor Symmes' -and Untrimmed Hats. :: ‘ :: :: home o f their teacher, .Mrs. Thorncut down In Sonth Newfsne, Vt„ on later.' The people who knew and J01? on the West Side. After the regltae, has secured a furlough from Frank CL Kelsey’s land, wars found loved -her watched bar grow .from 5oft8./oction Guaranteed business of thfe: class had heed tranar Mayor Clark -and secompsnied by pieces of the ends of an old board babyhopd to girlhood and bud Into - acted a very pleasant hour was.theta hi* wife'and little Paul will stn rt for feoco with tafia which Ikatenf^LH to .-•«tho tree when It was much smaller. womanhood. The 29th day of tari Florida about October 1st, for a • ! » , v * d -b y e v c r y o n e ' T t # flo fe r s November these asms frienda gathof the young .folks wen kept very month’s visit with hla parents, who The tree had grown outride lbs nails ered around to bid her. good-bye— and ends of board .riz Inches or more • WT, a* they are furnishing, band- live in that state, nrfabff 9, lH T' WAND ABOUT THE CITY I N S O C IE T Y ’S DOMAIN I * D O N ’T Write it on Your. Cuff!Jot it Down in the MEMO BOOK HERALD PRINTING CO. Sport Hats, Felts & Velvets - '* i t 's Jrff, . ■ -* �THE SANFORD HER/ Li) FAGBSIX (She Fliea With Her Own Wings) , * W e Must Ihfoe Money. It la k e s Money To Make The Mare Go CUTS /EM LOOSE — AT TH E — *CUTS 'EM LOOSE — AT TH E — ' 3-in-l Store 15 Days of Bargains Beginning Oct. 14th 15 Days of Bargains Beginning Oct. 14th Bemoaning lost opportun­ ities is time wasted— -T ra d e a t the Three-In-One Store.and be hap^yo- ” {*£;' Silk and Woolon Braids at y6ur own price. Soutache Braid, a . 25c value at............ I JfC We hnve in stock a beau­ tiful line of Plaid and Plain Gingham especially suited for school dresses only per yd ....... ...... I t ’s great values like these that keep up business: To us it is a proposition. A wealth.of expert shopping experience (Ills your eVery requirement. You get this service at no extra cost. You are protected in juice and quality.. You take no chances. You get superlative service as to accuracy, promptness and value. The Three-In-One Store way saves money and a trip to New York. : : . : : . : r :• : : : : , : : : •. : : , Best Quality ^Bleaching Overalls ONLY 59c Ladies’ Shirt Waists crepe de chine Q Q f $5.00 a t ........... 1.49 values LADIES S K IR T S Newest and Latest Styles 1.25 value silk.waist___ _ ....... 1.50 Black sateen.....!...... Driving home the Poind M EN ’S .SUITS Blue and Black Serge 3 0 .0 0 vnlue . only.......... (P O E G i J p Z D .lr 25a vaiue $ 2 0 .0 ' 20o0„y:alu* -$i5.oi ,20a :?,u? $io.oi 15.00 value only........... (p in : 22c $10.00 vnluc silk poplins.. Q r? Q Q f #1/0 $9.00 silk poplinsonly....... (P g J. Q Q t p O .t / O $8.00 woolen popjihs.—. ... Q rr G O tp 0 « J/ O $8.00 wool serge only ... Q £* G Q tp D *a / 0 $7.00 woolen Q pf G O . tu re.r............. } p 5 * « 7 0 Blue and white striped and green and white srtiped serge, 8.00 valOQ rrj The wisest possum always plays the deadest so it is the wisest men do more "listen­ ing than talking.” .Listen! . Black and blue .serge skirls, 5.00 m o ACk values a t;.........' ip d v T C i/ Black Repp fine quality..... LadleB’ Underwear • Big Values PIEC E GOODS Silk Poplins........ . . . I ...... $1.49 Silk Poplins, all colors....- 1.25 Silk Poplins, all colors.-. *98 Taffettas, all colora........ 1.49 Black T ailettas............... ■1.69 Black Taffetas..,............. 1.75 Taffeta Stripes.!.......... . 1.98 Taffeta Plaids, l.GOond 1.98 Serge, 5*1 in, black and navy bluevciw * serviceable *n X » *x t7 - 01/10 Percale,' dark patterris ’ .17c Percale, light patterns.,.. 15c Curtain Scrim .......10c Apron G i n g h a m 1 2 ^ c Outings, pink and blue stripes. See them! Laifies’ Crepe de- Chine Waists, $5.00 Q Q G Q value, only...... Serges, .tan, brown Black and white check cotton serge, m o r jf\ $4.00 values at l *J Indies’ Cloth, tari, blue and black . Green, black and white cotton serge ■* Q Q AQ $3.50 values.... 35c value ‘poplin in all col ora, also differ- A A . on t a tripes f7 E ^ | OC These prices g< during Safe. D R E SS SH IR T S Ladies’ Sport Coats* all colors, Check, Plaid Stripes, big values $1,00 values.................. . $1.25 values.................. a $3.00 values.................... SILK SH IR T S $5.00 values Each customer trading 25c or more will be entitled to a draw on Free goods in win­ dow. See Them! TO W ELS Good Barber Towels...,------5c 16x35 Huck Towels.-,.—. 10c 18x36 Huck Towels.... 12K c 25 x 4 8 unbleached Huck Towels...... L it ) C Serges black, whitd and navy-;..... . 25x48 unbleached B ath T ow els...... Jl8x36 Mercerized Damask Towels q r L it ) C i6x30 Bath Towels------ 10c 20x40 Bath Towels.*----- 25e 22x44 Huck Towels.-.:— 35e Get.Ready for School Buy your girls a Gingham dress a t before-the-war price 48c, 98c, $1.19 and - $1,29 BO Y S’ PANTS Blue Serge, Worsted and Khaki good school Pants, big values. , _*■ 69c and 79c values..........59c $1.00 and 1.25 Value........ 89c $1.25 and 1.75 value........ 98c $2.00 and 2 .5 0 valuer..*$1.79 $3.00 and 5.00 value..,. Unbleached Domestic on ly. 12c the yard.. 1 Lot of Lace and Em broidery, 5c value's JT 3' yds. fqr................. OC 1 lot Lace and Embroid eriea, 10c and 12j^ c values M EN ’S PANTS $2.00 value - a .................... $1.25 2.25 vnlue Ladies, Silk Shirt Waists, $1.25 valile a t this SU IT CASES ...... :........ 75c value, A Blue ; 36-In ch W ork Shirts Indian Head ' ONLY voun CHOICE ONLY ONLY * M ilitary Braid, 10c value, 3 yds for 2.98 Youll brighten up your Shoe futuro elo$o to double its psesent gait if you’ll be a sport for a spell and let T ay ­ lor tell your feet and feeling n shoe talc th at will ring today in all parts of Semi­ nole County. English Walkers. / $5.00 and $6.00 values $3.98 O-SQ-EZ $6.00 and $7.00 values $4.98 1.69 2.50. valu e ........... ' 1.98 •3.00 value - 2.49 .4.00 v a l u e . ...... . 2.98 5.00 v a l u e . - - . ......... 3.25 6.00 value.—............ . 3.46 BLUE SERGE PA N TS. $5.00 value.’....... ;........ G.00 value... 3.49 .3.98 LADIES SHIRT WAIST? $1.50 values for..,.......*..'s 98c 1.25 values for.... . . . . . 79c 1.00 values for.------- .... 69c 1 Lot Waists only... It ought to be because we have a most wonderful stock of pretty snappy up-to-the-minute Ladies’ and Men’s H ats and . Shoes at prices that are absolutely fair and right . 49c M EN’S SH O E S * $5.00, gun metal, button and lace, good Q Q Q Q bargain............ « p 0 « « 7 0 $6.00 patent leather, in button .and QQ 4Q la ce...,...... ........ $6.00 Russian eat her, in both button (D 4 Q Q . and lace ........... ,tP^r#%/CT $5.00 Pat. & G .M . Oxfords ' $5.00 .Russ. But. Oxfords $4.00 T an .WOMEN’S SH O E S White Nubuck Button $4.00 values ........ — 1.98 4.00 Kid Lace__ —....... .* 2.98 4.00 Black CIo$i top, with Blucher. MULTOS H A BET AMIOOS $4.00 Cap. Toe Blucher.... $5.00 Cop Too Blucher.. $5.00 Pat. B u t. Oxfords . l' $ 5 00 G .’M B «t.p xford s . 4.00 G. M . clo. top, but 3.00 G. M . Blu Polish..... . 3.50 P at. Calf heel,-button • A Dr. Hopkins : 4,00 vnlue with cush- Q Q Q Q ion sole........ * O ^ a t / O LADIES HATS $5.00 vnlue ' QQ felt, all eolors « p O « W OMEN’S PUM PS AND OXFO RDS $4.00 Pat. Col. Q Q A Q 4.00 value * (h q felt, all colors . Good Bye Jinri Take keer of yourself by buying ono of those good Rain Coatir $5.00 values o n ly __ $3.49 ‘ 6.00 values o n ly ......... 3.98 10.00 values only..:..... 6.98 EXTRA SPECIA L! . One Big pine Lot of M en's ..S u l 's . Worth up to $12.00 or. there abouts, bunched , and toilorized $ $ $ _ That’s Moving Time 1 _ “felt, all colors 5.00 Bronze Pumps.......... QQ G Q 4.00 P at. 4-Button Black cut. Out. 'Q Q Q Q Sandal.......... 3.00 P at. ' Mary Janes QQ 2.00 Patent Mary Ja n e s- Q -| E T Q «pX » i U 2.50 Velvet Q stag black.... y lQ JA .Children’s Shoes in low, high Oxfords, Mary Janes— anything'in children’s Shoes — we-have them. • ■. ~ 3.00 value..'..—.. 2.50 value......... 2.00 value___ 1.00 value, felt all colors 6.00 Velvet, all colors.. 4.00 velvet all colors.. 3.00 velvet all colors.. 2.50 Corduroy all colors____ SPECIAL 15 DAYS SALE BEGIN Nobody Sells as Cheap * as Taylor �Odtbtr ft Hearted People of Seminole Gome Through With the Money •Vo'doesn't want cigarettes, the next man to him does;, and ev/ry whifTbe taken fo this' good tobacco "tastes like htrme.',' He fihds a postcard In tho package, with your name; may* be ho doeen't know a aouT In thla city. . Never mind; he knowa that some* body "back home" baa sent him a package of smokes; li tastes like home to him; It amelia like home, to J . E,; spbrHng. C. D. Couch s H4T, aad b w laiinil i( UM nto rt I per •eat per l u i a , Isurest payable earn!- P. W. Cooper- nJght • * VUitiDt urotncn vvcJcornt- AT^ E. E. Hogan C. C. Woodruff — evidence of teed faith. Tha .Board el Bead Worthy Fraridant . 8acrat*»y Trwataaa'reserve Ike rlfkt le rejeet may sad ' a.R .X E T ,B. P . O. E. Sanford Lodff 1241 If eat first and third Wednesday night at Elks Horae, North Park Avenue. Ceaaty, H. W. Coopdr.--_________ Miss Eunice Peto______ _ Jno. C; Smith™._____ r ™.. A. A. Hicks, Paola..„_____ Brody Williams___________ Claude C. Cobb.._________ Harry Cobb____ ______ James Couch______ Edward P. Ward______™ C. M. Stowe___- _____ .™.. S. B. PhHIIpe___„ .™ _____ E. K, Grow.... ..................... J. II. Cave™..™________ S. J. Johnson_________ ,___ G .C . Sparring.___ l*.™ ™ A. D. ‘Zachary......___ 1-™™. W. J. Fiorat.™--------------- L. P. McCullor--.__ E. F. HoUsholder.„.l..;..___ A. I, Rosa------------....--------Vivian Spoer------™---------..... Jaa. 0 . Huff_____ ,.™.™;i__ Mra. C. D. Couch.,..... .Mbs Lob Couch_______ Mbs Anna Marie 'Coueh™. W. I. Tyler..,.,___ i - ____ Mra. W. L. Tyler___ ____ E . B. War m an ..,™ ,___™"L. F. B. Adams..______ ™___ A. L.* Betts------ .1_________ W. C. Hill_____J™________ W. C. Erickson™.............. Henry Miles, Lake Monroe. Cclcrjr cur A«ru> Ha. IMS _ Mm ting o w y 2nd and dtk Tuaadny h^kxrSSL«s Median a af Chaplet 4188. t a i l i f flat* The Lake Breese Ceoacll No. 11 Janlev N otice la hereby d m ( k * t C. W. E » ‘ TtlflcYfe t!.. N ol I p l mlngar, . . . . ___ purchaser .... af -JTai CertlScnte Order Called.American Meckaalea dated >l*d Ik tkas Stk Stk day di, of _____ Ju ly , A . D. 18*7 has Meets every Wednesday at -7:30' P . filed »»ld certificate la ■if efflee, and baa mads application far as daad la Ia n U ., In the City Hall. Vbltlng brothers in accordance with law. Hold certificate era welcome. C. H. Smith, Roe. See. emhrncari tka fotlawtas < •eribed property aitualed la Bemlaole tat jin rssw ff Modem Woodmen of America _____ li. T^.-tk a, . n. l t _ B, t ^ ~ 8e*. Sacrea, j Tjia eeta 2.-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, isld land fiU| aaaaaaad.at Iks data af tbo I. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. •anance af auik certificate la Ika (aw a a l Sal M ichael/ A Isa T aa CarUfleat*--------«. SIS, C. t). Couch dated tka 4th day af July, A. D. 1801, kaa Clark ltd laid cart IOcala U my offlee, a i d kaa ^ mmm ~t ^Zpon’t miss It; bring or send to our iada application far l|uu daad to ta laaua Uauo la In sowlcra* Tobacco Futidi a quarter or cferdaure with law. Bald certificate am Loyal Order of Moose racao tho following daactlbod praparty as knany quarters as you can spare. tuatad In Bemlnolo county, Florida, to- • Sanford LodgeNo.. 1810 meets In H al Give tha-bpys at the Irot^-a tsjte of I tiN H of N H o tN H u f N B M o fN W M B o c M p. * 0 S , R . SB E aat. ; B acree. T k a aald In Stonp & Grove Building -Second ta d horpe.; , * *• land, bring aataaaad aaaaaaad .at tka data „ laati- Fourth,Mondays in Month at 7:30. nd. bring a t tk a d ata a»I f tka anra of^ueh'rartIBcata in tka name af Wm. The big hegfied people. of Sem­ If. nakrr. . Alio Tax Certificate No. >14. datad tka 4lh day af Navambar, * A* D. inole county have been responding IBIS, kaa fllad aald aartlflaato la ay afllcw nobly to- the call for the 'tobacco and kaa aada application for tan daad ta laaua la araardaaea with law. Bald eartlflfund for tho boys and many a boy rata ambracaa tka following daacrlbad prop­ arty situated In Bamtnalo rannty, Florida, and many a Seminole county boy will-b^’tlcklfd. in the. re^ 1 future * * / to i re­ I S W W i f S M lf f if i W i .jpdhlifda n tl fan I n m11"" 11’x*m**.1.,1 » n m fn al Tka aald land balag aaaa»td at tka date af ceive fi •Sanford'* Herald comfort kit tka laauanra. af anck rartIBcata In,tka naaa Oaa rack Cards WUJ Ba PaMIahed C a ef J. D. Fapa. In faraway Franei and to know that Untaaa aald rartIBcata ahall ba radaanad dar Thla Heading Al Tho Rate Of I T J * hb own folks sent It tq him. Wa arcardln* ta law tax daada will Iwua thrra•n an tho lith day of Ociabar, A. O IStT. Par Tear. left a kit at the banka and several Wltuna ny otBrlat algnatura. and aaal business, houses and did- not - have tkli tka 14th day of Baptanbrr, A. D. HIT. any idea that 4ny of the men would go out after .subscriptions but War­ ren Tyler of tho First National ahd Mirrors of Twelfth Century. O. L. Taylor of the peoples could From tho twelfth to the fifteenth not keep still when there was some­ century small mirrors, carried lu the LAWYERS thing for the soldiers and Warren pocket, or attached to the girdle, ware 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 Sanford Florida regarded its Indlspcnsablo adjuncts to kicked in yesterday with the big ladles' toilets. The pocket mirror .was sum of |15 and Oscar Taylor .with Sanford^ Lodge No 62. F. and A. M. Communication every first and thirc 37.75 and this b n, great big help to a circular plaque of polished metal fixed In a shallow box* and covered Thursdays at 7:00. Visiting brethrer the fund. Following are the contrib­ with a' fld. welcome. ATTORNEY aho COUNSELLOR AT LAW utors and hereafter on account of the O. L. Taylor big list the names will only be pub­ Secretary Quser Idea* About Snakes. Practice In .State and Federal.Courts lished ope time in the paper: The people .of Uruguay linve some Monroe cnapier Ho. 15, R. A. M Uamer- Woodruff Bldg Sanford Pla List of Contributors queer Ideas and superstitions. . One Meets every second and fourth Thun is that. If ono throws n llve'snnkc Into Herald Printing Co,...:___ .-.___ .25 day In Masonic G. F. Smith.......... ____________ .50 a tire, It will stick out Its legs, which Theatre. Vbll 0 . L. Taylor Dr. Bouchnlle............................... .25 It keeps concealed under Its sealca. High Priest This Idea probably arose from the C. C. Snnford.... ................ .......^ .25 LAWYER scales slicking outward as the snnko Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern St* C. L. Britt...,............ ................... 25 felt the heat. Another Idea la that for -Meets every first and third Tutsada) S U IT S . COURT HOUSE R. W. Deane.................'_______ .25 vvery snnko one kills during Easter In caeh month. Everyone who has seer Phones 143,339-w C. II. Humph..... ...... .25 week one la lot off a year In purga­ hb Stir in the East aro cordially Invited A. II. Key........ ................ .25 tory. to visit this chapter. . Alice E. Robbins, Sec*y J. R. Stewart_____ ___________ .26 Miss Muller...................... .26 The Sanrord Council K. of C. Man’s Mind Like a Garden. Miss Muller.,.......................................25 A man's mind fnuy be likened to Moo's the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m , and tbr A. Friend.................................. 50 a garden which may bo Intelligently 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K, . MrB.’ H. C. Gerror...............................25 cultivated or allowed to run-wild; but of C. Hall, Oak Avc. JE W E L E R C. L, Britt, Fin. Soc'y. F. A. Stono.............................. 25 whether cultivated or neglected, It N. W. Lovell .. ... .......................... 25 must, nnd .vlll, bring forth. If no Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. oT P. • , - * MY SPECIALTIES Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. J. D. Parker............... 25 useful so. .4 are put In, then an J. B. Hay.......................................... .25 abundance of useless weed seeds will Nblting knights always welcome. H.McLauIln O .J. Miller PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA N. II. Garner........... ..................... .25 fall therein and will continue to pro­ K. H. and S. C. C." GORUAM’S STERLING SILVER . duce26their kind.—James Allen. • t, - -. R. L. Grier............................ Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,1. O. O. F. * ROGERS’ PLATED WARE - ‘ D. II. C. Rabun.,____......................26 Meets eVcry Monday1, everting at 7:30 S. M. Doanc, .Geneva 26 First Step to Greatnets.' In M. W. A. Hall, PteoJBiock. /. All vis­ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES G. L. Bledsoe.......... .'.......... ,2 5 ’ 'T l iQ .f i rut step to greatness is to bo iting brothers cordially,invited. It. R. Dens, Jr.,_.................. 25 L. F. Roper. J. .W.- O. Singletary honest."—Johnson. O. L. Taylor........ *............ - ......- .......25 E. E. B ra d y ,,----------- ------------ .25 Harry Ward..’.,-. , , '..............................25 Plumbing and Beulah Hutchinson.......... ......... 25 LEGAL ADVERTISING Harry Ward Bower.................... .25 Gas Fitting W. P. Stone :......... : ................!.......... 25 NOTict: o r a h s i o n m e n t i ii i v . T i> All Whim 11 M»y CoBt*rn: J. E. Terwilliger. ... .25 T ak * nollfa Ihat I hava b»*n namad C. $!. Hand ................ 25 Aul|r.»« by H. M aawtll, I ha Aaalinor In • d.ad ronraylnx *11 *>l hi* proprillTi both raal ill Work RecelveB My Person* Mrs. L. Brolherson ................... .25 and ntraonal, for Jba ban.fit of th * cradltora »* * , ,% \,*W» • ***•tha aald Aaalinor, whlrh dead proaldra II. H. Peabody.™^,...................... .25 of lor an equal dUtribution ol tha aald p ro p rrtj Attention And Best Efforts.. R, II. Bronson.*........................... .25 am oas taa m d lto ra of tb * Aaalinor la a trordanta with law, aad all of tha cradltora Opposite City Hall* Talavhoga N irll II. H. Stevens...-.................... 25 of th a.aald Aaalinor will, lako notice, and you required to Ola with ma within *laty S. O. Shinholser,-..... ............. .....— .25 day*,ara If itieh creditor rcaldea In tna atala of B. L. Perkins..,................—............ .25 Florida, and within four months II without the atala ol .Florida.’ from the date hereof J . L. Miner .,:................. ..........— .25 •worn statement* of ihtlr savers! claim* tha aald Aialfnor. M, M. Smith ...................................... 25 a(iln*t Datad October Xnd, 1*17. „„ VANCE E. nOUOLASfl. • J. T. Allen............................*............25 • >“ - Aiilxaee Aforeiald. P. M. Elder......---------------.25 ll-Tuea-tle J. C. Roberta..........— ..................... 50 *f ApyllcatUn far Ta* Deed Ueder Geo. D. Bishop--------------26 ftetlca Bactlen S at-C hapter 4I$S. La** *7 Ha»* J, 0 . H uff,,,*. ... ..................... .25 Noth a la h araty glvan th al 0 . U . Jacaba, C. V. Norfleet-,.------------------.25 purchaaac of Tax CartIBcata No. t i l l ; ’datad tha day af Jan a, A. D, ISOX.ihae Blad J . H. Cowan„_ -------------- w — .26 • aid Srd eertlBcata la my efiSce, and haa mada C. B. Milier.................... —. . 25 application for M l daad ,ta taaua In accacdanca with law. Bald cartiflcata amhraeae Ika W. T. Deane-----------------------.25 lollawlni daacrlbad property situated la Bcmlaele county, Florid*, to-w ittJEM af J. M. Bell, Lako Monroe., --------- .26 SEW af 8 W 11. Bee. I f . T p . 11 B, IT SB -East. A. S .‘ Hawkins, Lako Mohroe.........26 XO Acre*. The said land being aas««a«d at the data of tha laauanea af such aertlBeaU S. W. Bradford-------------------- --- .26 In tho **■« of B. C. Vanca.- Unlwa aald shall ba r*d**m«d according to Harry J. Wilson— — .— ...... 25 certlScata lew tax deed Will laeue thereon on the 1 lib Edward Betts,™ — :— ........ - — .26 day ol October, A. p , l » l t . i • , my aA clel elfn eiare and seat F. E. Rou millet..... ..................... .25 thlaWltneaa Iba I lk day ol Baplember, A. D. H IT . (teal) ‘ E. A. DOUOLA 8 S, V. E. Douglass E . Hy.' Palmer S-Tuce-tlc E. A. Dougltsa— .......... ......... la Court ad Ika Caaaty Jadgo, Bamlaala. Two Friends™— ..— — County, Blala af Florida M. F. Robinson........... ............ In Ba Eauta of Window Flags, for window or wind-shield, made of Hanlttt B. Cooney. „ Jno. D. JInktna........... To ell Creditor*, L»xat**», Dlllrlbutoc* and pcper, size 6x10 inches, e a c h ................................5c nl| Fareaa* bavins Claims or Demands C. F. Williams---------— axalnit aald Eatatsi W. P. Carter.-™™'-------' You, aad oath at yon, ara haraby notified to preoeat any claims aad demand* which Iko F r a s i e r . . ™ . . . . — —™< Flag stickers 11-4x3-4 inches.. Put them on your col­ you. or altker of you, may have against the ratals ef Harriott D. Cooney, deceased, late W. E. White.--------------------of gomlaolo county, Florida, to tho under lar, your belt or your hat band: Use them on. your J, J . Dickinson-.--------- -— ■ItiaaT F. i . Uebannel, ndmlnUtrator af Seth Woodruff, Sgt.------- ...... stationery. Envelope containing 10 for - - •’ R. L. Ro wo.— . . . ............ ...» Miia Evelyn Berner. — --: — Miss Elisabeth Musaon------- BUSINESS CAROS ,G E 0 . A . D EC O TTES, If you ever wero homesick, you don't need to have the sensations described to you. If ' there’s - any worse sickness than that, mobody bis discovered it; and nobody knows any cure for it. here; or some girl who is more dear to him than any other; or. friends who -know and think of him; who will eagerly scan th^newspapers for any news thnt they may tell of him, either *of Joy or disaster, and he HENRY McLAULIN knows what they think and .feel about him; a knowledge which does not make him any less homesick or .$ny less unhappy. And Into thb* trouble nmj despon* dent’ existence comes a package from home—anywhere In the United He may havo a wife and children States seems like home to him. If If your imagination is in any kin.d of working order, you can ^easily imaging the iecllnga-of an American soldier aqmewhere In France, -far from home, in unfamiliar aurroundinp, confronting an enemy who will tike his life if 'possible. & c l> v ^Practical top&rtd Bpidally for This Nswip^pw : By Pictorial Review Desirable Desi ; ■ • for a Bathrobe. It is simple to mike end easy to launder. tifc HERALD PRINTING CO ; H/ V7 ' ( " ^ 1 ( v , L ‘ • *„T ■ ------1T7-' “ *‘"T515W3I '■*- . .* f > ' I- 0- a • • . ___ 1 . A i.y ja ) C * " P 1 1 r e n t e 's ; w m I 1 H f t w p J-,1 m “ 3 . •* V JE lb 1 0 ’ . Beautify the home and yard with a concrete dower vase like this. Away, with the old style, tubs. Wo * transplant if you wish. Drop ua a card •aid yerUBcata la my offleo. and kaa made application for ta a M la laaua In accordanca With law. Bald cot tin cate ambracaa Iha feUawlas dteetlbed property situated In Bamlnola county, . Florida, ta-w ft: Lot S, Olatb X, Baaford. Tha said U ad being ■Msared a t Iks d ata ol the laeuanca af eucji certifies!* In tka name of U. hi aad*. .U ni lea* said cortiflcata ahall • ba radaamad ac­ cording to law tna dead will Issue thereon on the l l t h day of October, A. D. H I 7 . Wltnaea my aB rial slgnaturd an d seel thla Iba t l t h day af fUntambar. A. D . H IT . (seal) E. A. DOUG LABS, , Clark Circuit C ourt Bamlnola C a - F la . < " By V. M. Douglass, D. C. Banfcrd Imprevameat Banda,. Florida, aa or tafatu ;y days.from aad After K. S. JOHNSON & SON Box 1673 cast ere Januray lot. PHONE 1 4 8 � 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, October 09, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 09, 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>, October 09, 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/0314b4e4d247b3fb7e3bc6fbde09acea.pdf e27e8da179b6b7f2cae0c739cf224bc7 PDF Text Text J : SEMI - WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS ~ W m AND FRIDAYS VV« PUBLISHED : * - /N S A FFO R D — Lih /• WbirA LMn* < a sg ■ tolumb NUMBER 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, HIT IX GOVERNOR’S GERMANY IS BIBLE CLASS MEETING . » STATE FEDERATION ASSISTANCE, ■ n E ii IS GIVEN •• -.m TO BE MADE V Democratic form of government (a, panlea were redluced to a strength of Sanford Showed The Visitors ' campaign Will B e Made Dur­ after all, fitted toengage in a death Would Pave The Schools Of Battle Fronts and Reichstag only forty men, aomo of whom were a Great Week with an Autocracy. • 1 ■* ■ ■. • State Assist The mere boys of 18. - The m.n said that ing PlcdgelWeek • grapple Show Fatal • The appeal In the Food Pledge they were well provided with food The city has been honored this ^ Movement. , Signs . A Ten 'Million* food conservation Week Campaign is that "the homes 1 Vhilo on the front linen, but that 4n week with visitors from all parts o t m •i-38 ri-T'l Jin r er- that all jthie schools of London, Oet. 11.— Allied troopa the Interior ottih f country tha priva­ tha.state. They were In attendance Florida may take an important part have made a strong attack Tuesday tions were great. upon the Wesley Bible Class Feder­ The French troopa today, despite ation. .In *the Enrollment Day for Natflna south ,ot Dotran, nort of- Salonlkl, Every qltizen of 8anford .J* Food Conservation Governor Catta according to the Bulgarian official the condition of tho ground made a seemed to vie with the others to haa Issued the following proelama statement Issue Wednesday.. Tho further advance,, straightening out make the visitors feel at homaln o u r ' jsss tlon: • j attacks began after violent artillery their line toward the borders of midst. The expressions besrd on A Proclamation by the -Governor: fire for 24 h ure, were bro en up at Houthholst forest and ‘taking add!- every hand on the last day of the gathering, as'well a* every 4*7 of Whereas, I t is the duty of every two points by the ulgarian artil­ tional batches of -prisoners. the convention revested that every The Food Pledge Week Catppalng, patriotic dtisen to cooperate with lery, The entente losses are reported one who^came, goes away singing therefore, reaolvea ‘itself into an e?* the Federal Government in the con­ to have been heavy, while the Bul­ Teachers, AsaocUllon“ . fort to secure aa a.result of voluntary servation of food aupplles, that waste garians suffered * slightly, "Allied The .Seminole County Tescherf’ the praises of Sanford. agreement pledges Insuring the gen­ may bo prevented in the feeding of troops who gained a temporary foot­ Association will hold the October From the hour that Col. L. W, In eucry atate thouaanda of people eral support for a well defined pro­ our own people and that our allies ing In one of the Bulgarian advanced meeting Saturday afternoon, Oct, Durall the president, called the con trenches, the statement continues 20th, at 2:80 In tho Sanford Gram­ ventlon.to order till the adjournment are asking these tjuestlbns while gram of food conservation. Tho Fod in the world war may bo fed. and Pledge Week Campaign represents ’ thouaanda ot others are preparing Whcroas, It is a sacred duty to were either killed or captured. mar School building. At the busi­ there*was not a dull moment in' the ^bemsclvca to furnish a complete an­ an effort to induce os many o the teach the spirit of patriotism to our ness session the committee on con­ entire session. The addresses and swer to the .query. * > American homes as possible to unite children and to inculcate in them The reported allied attacks south stitution and by-laws, will submit its speeches were among the best heard The reasons why the Food Pledge la a common policy. Our wheat re­ practical patriotism and a desire to of Doiran .probably were not in report. Lho program committee an­ on like occasions. They throbbed with life an<^ (rest .truths and filled Campaign has been' projected upon serves can be conserved if everybody be helpful as far. as they may bo force. The official statement* froffi nounces tho following program: the hearers with' enthusiasm and inch broad Ilnea arc ‘simple enough, helps. Our meat, reserves can be able, to conserve tho resources of the Berlin .. on Wednesday said that Piano Solo, Mrs. Mary McKim plain enough. ' . . • conserved If Bthe whole .public'co­ nation in order that tho United southwest .pf Lake Doiran, “ (he Bul­ Turner, Grammar. recitation con­ teal for great and holy things. * V operates. ' States may. bo successful .in the war garians repulsed several British de­ So simplo and ao plain that thoy The advertlsod speakers wero all ducted bjT Mrs. G. B. Dickenson. • have stated in the compass of a card The Food Pledge Week Campaign, in* which it is engnged, and tachments which .. attacked after Report of committee on tho elemen­ pn hand, vis; Drs. Therrell and :_a card that it la proposed to hang therefore, turns out to he simple Whereas,' President Wilson has lengthy "artillery preparation." tary courso of study with discussion Qulllian of Georgia and Gross and in every homo in tho land—a. card enough in its outlines. Tho Amer­ called upon tho teachers and sphool Thcro has been no British statement by association, " Volfal solo, Miss Lawler of our own atate. that is the war creed of the kitchen, ican people arc asked to Join to­ officers of tho nation to cooperate on this fighting. . Edleth Stewart. How often should The address of welcome was de ’ ■•3 bvraust* so closely aro tho pcoplo in gether in a common conservation with tho constituted federal author­ I’ nris, Oct. n . —Tho French last grndo cards bo sent to parents by Hvcrcd by Dr. L. R. Philips and was this country linked to tho world war, policy. As evidence that they aro ities “ to bring to the mind's of our night defeated a German attempt Supt. T. W. Lawton. Early dis­ well received, and was. responded to thst one of the phases of this strug­ supporting this policy they are naked people a •new appreciation of the to recapture ground taken in the missing-"on Friday nftornoon, Miss by Mr. Howard of Orlando. - ,» gle must be founght out In the •to hang a card denoting membership problems of National life and a deepFrench ofTenslve in Belgium this Elizabeth Stones, Dr. J. F. Mc­ Tampa will entertain tho Federa­ in the United States Food Adminis­ ger understanding of the meaning American kitchen."' " -" • . tion next year. It will bo remem 1 week the war offico announces. On Kinnon. J If soldiers are to* fight they must tration In their window. In order and aim of democarcy," tl\e Verdun front the Ecrmsns broke bered that at the. Ocala .Federation Therefore, I, Sidney" J. Catts, Into advanced Fre"nch0positlons, but be fed. Fpr the past three year*, that tho conservation policy may he Sanford won out Over Tampat after a * New Residents . one by one, our allies across tho sea understood the reasons for it made Governor of -the State of Florida, do, were repulsed, after a spirited en­ Mr. and Mrs. Chss. L. Smith of ■trenuourf campaign. Sanford was have been taking tho men frofn the pW ". and the manner of observing herefiy set apart gagement..- Following is the official Now York city have -decide}! to glad to givo it to Tampa this year. farm and from the factory and send- it rendered certain Instruction, cards October Nineteenth", nineteen hun­ announcement. "Jn Belgium during make Sanford their Jiome for the Tho o 'leer* elected for another ing them to the firing line. Each - “ The War Creed of the Kitchen dred seventeen as "School Enroll­ the night we broke up a German at­ year are Col.-J^. II. Bunch of Jack­ winter and have rented Miss Lola man sent to the firing line m e a n t be hung In - . . ment Day for National Food Con­ tach delivered east pi Dracihsnk Evans* homo on Magnolia avenue. sonville, president, Mrs. Jcrnlgtn of . one less who could bo relied upon .to And^that is what tho Natl i j servation," ahd direct all school of­ Sgsinst our positions against VlcWc welcome these good people to Lskc City, secretsry, A. R. Chap­ i produce the food thst ••will Food help ,--------- — ------ , . , Pledge Week Csmpaign is all ficers and teachers throughout the toire farm and Papegoct farm. Sanford.*________ * ' * pell, Sanford,*, treasurer,".. A 'strong state of Florida to conddct such ex­ • "On tho Aisnc front an oncmr P®-. executive committee was also elected win the war." . - . *. ‘ I about\ ercises as ‘may seem fit and proper trol which was sepking to appraoch composed of orio member from each England, France, Italy and Bel • •on that day, and to cooperate with our lines in 4hc region of Ccrny was district of the conference. gium says the war creed of the kit­ ‘If, Hon. Herbert Hoover, National dispersed by[ the fire. chen, which, "after all, completely" " Possibly one of tho most pleasant •. • . * Food Administrator, and with Le­ states the. problem and presents the "On tho right* bank of the. Meuse features of tho Federation waif, tha Roy Hodges, Capaign _Director of solution, taken together, ;even' in I entertainment' given tho visitors in . ‘(Verdun-front) In the region of Hill the Food Administration for the 344, thb Germans made an attack times of-, peace import forty-per cent I • Central Park on Wednesday everting,. . . . state of Florida, by causing, the pu­ whioh enabled them to gain a foot­ of their foofi stuffs, but now with * The committee on entertainment.,.,'^’, — pils in the schools to sign the indi­ ing momentarily in’ portions of one of their millions upon the. firing line, 1 had mado all possible arrangement* "V '-T ' vidual pledge cards to ho furnished they must import more heavily than advanced trenches. After a to meet oveFy reguirement for plea*-" ■'. "*.; ’ <J tho county school officials; 1 also spirited engagement we repulsed the before. # ; ure . of tho guests. The city bapd v" direct t)iat tho teachers of the state There are stores of wheat In ,Ausrendered a most splendid'program of adversary - and remained masters of secure the “-Ten Lessons in Food our positions. Italia. There Is food in South Amer-1 music under tho leadership .of -Mr. . * . Conservation," pjppared by tho lea, but ships are scarce. Tlmo is a . , "Sub^ Lieut. Boyay yesterday Dr. McMullin Will t r e a t Gallagher. A.vocal aolp’waa render ; vital factor. The voaygs to South B o a r d o f T r a d e A s s is t e d in United tatca Bureau of Education, brought down hla tenth enemy air­ by Mrs. Julius Takaeh as did Mr*. Trachoma Coses and to faithfully teach the aamo In Robt. Herndon on thp cornet. Tb *.* America and Australia take* too 'R e c o g n itio n o f S t. plane." " * . • " -Free ‘ long. ,If tho need of those who fightLrf-.s ’ _ w • * connection with tho daily lessons in male guartette, consisting of Messra. Amsterdam, Oct. 11.— During the the school; and I also direct that the for us across the sea are to bo m eVK *?;,,T‘ • J o n M R p u t e , Forster, Woodruff, Murrell -and Par . ' . debate In the Reichstag yesterday The people of this section, aro to m the food that sustain, those ne* St. Johns" Scenic Route various teachers see that these cards Deputy Conrad Hauasmann said be congratulated that our physldana ker gave a selection thsV elicited a are signed and forwarded to the mu-t come from this country. 7 * made ofllci.l or Will, be that tho declaration of Dr. Von aro alert at all times to safeguard hearty encore. ^.Lighi refreshment**.-V.. Federal Food Administration, were served by a committee o^ladies. " ■/ Kuchlmann, tho foreign secretary— If the laborer is worthy of his hire, I msde official by the. State Highway In -Witness Whereof, I have here: that apart from Alaace Lorraine the health of the public and that representing the fiaptist, Congrega^t ■* surely the fighter .la worthy of h ls K MOCjatlon and all the counties unto set my hand and caused the there Is* no sbsolute bar to peace— our state board of health can be de­ tionall Presbyterian aid •Method*-" v / food. That Is a principle universally along that route will receive state great seal of the atate of Florida to was tantamount to a definite under­ pended upon to cooperate at all 1st churches of the .-city. , ^ ' . accepted by the American public. L|d -t nd jn case they do not need time*. -The attention of the city be aflAxed at Tallahaaaee, the capital, standing that Belgium should be There were about 800 Vialtora and • However, warns the United States Btalc aid for construction they will health board was called to several this 8th day of October, 1917. ^ .. glvtfn up. Food Administration, it Is not every receive a . maintenance fund- cases of Trachoma on Friday, Oct. delegates present,* The attendance (seal) * Sidney J. Catts,. on Wednesday evening taxed tha ca­ "T hat should bs heralded forth to product, that can be,sent serosa the! » This was made possible by the big Attest: .. Governor.. sll the "nations," the deputy sdded. 6th mid Dr. O, J; Miller, city health pacity of ‘ the great auditorium o t ses. '. Corn* wilt not serve the need; delegation that went to Tallahassee officer began making a survey of the II. City Crawford, *.. * Gustav Stresremann, a national schools the same day, Saturday, the new Methodist church, gnlie^T our allies have never used It aa a I last I ’ueiday to meet withjthe State Secretary of 8tate. . . iberal aald he would not oppose a Oct. 6th, Dr. C. T, Young, district and Uunday school rooms. . food; they have no mills to grind lt;.| Highway Commission and press the reduction of armaments, but he health officer of the state board of turn it Into meal In this country and 1 ^ 1 ^ o f ‘the St. Johns River HlghEducational Department, thought ‘ that- disarmament" hardly health was detailed to Sanford to aait would spoil before it could reachlw'ay, All the Boards of. Trade and Miami*has been presebtlng claim* State of Florida, was practical politic*. a European port. . There are justl commercial.bodies of all the dries In •lst^tha local health department. lor • permanent training camp n t „ Tallahassee, October 9, 1917. four classes of produq*a,xthe .experts m QVal, Clay, Putnam, Volusia and Count Von Weatarp, "a conaerv- He concurred on the diagnosis of the that city, but wa* informed hy Sec­ ten In full endorsement of tha move­ say, thst we must send to our allies I Seminolo sent delegates to the meettlve, thought that Germany'* an­ local physicians and began to assist retary Daniels that It wai too h ot ment on tho part of the General lf our duty to them is l o b e die- |fng and- there was a great outpouring swer to the pope ought.to have made Dr. Miller In the medical examina­ In Florida for a training camp. T h e charged; they need meat, wheat, L f- good roada enthusiasts from all Government to Conserve the Food dear that Germany would not un­ tion of the school children on Mon­ dally weather report gave the WaaB— •ugar and dairy products. But, say|0Ver the atato aupplemented by tho Supply of the Nation and to teach dertake to disarm and hoped that day. Ington temperature much higher* , the expert! who have gathered the I boards of county commissioners, o f the children of tho state practical Von Kuehlmann had not tied him­ than at Miami, which Mlamlana *, A Joint meeting of the county figures, unless American consumption I gbe state at Tallahaaaee to attend lessons In patriotism through a spirit self up to yielding up Belgium. commissioners and .county and city visiting the capital promptly brought, lesions in patriotism through a spirit of those food stuffa la reduced belowUbe meeting of the comraUtion. Geroge Ledebourg, Social Demo­ school boards with Dr. Young, Dr. to Secretary Danlel’a notice; ■■ ■ — ■ *s a*^ the normal consumption our retervel ojaima of the 8L Johns River ot self sacrifice; and in hearty co­ crat leadet dealt on the damage done ^eal and Dr. Miller an4 definite ■ .will not be large enough to meet the Rout< Bbly presented by Dr. operation with the Governor of the to the German cause by the revtla- steps taken to take care of thd situa­ be accommodated tor a low hour* ' need. And so the problem become. I y ncoj n Hull.y, president of Stetson stgte of Florida in retting apart Oct. tlbni concerning Von Luxburg, the tion and Dr. Denton was designated after the operation and ample nurse . 19th aa School Enrollment Day for a simple one—at least when studied. University of DeLand, who is also National Food Conservation, I here­ Oerman. minister to Argentina. He ,o examine all pupils in the rural service will be secured. We can conserve our wheat by. in - L he chairman of the St. Johna river Dr. McMullin will also give • by urge upon.all county school of considered that the populations of schools. Assurances of'financial aid creasing our conaupaptfon of other I association and his addrere was a occupied territory should be permit­ n the care and treatment of all in­ free atereoptlcon lecture at the High fleiala and teachers of the atate to grilns. We can conserve oufl'meat masterpiece of beautiful thought, .a digent cases was/"given. Meantime School auditorium next Monday faithfully enter into the spirit of the ted to decide their own fate. by making a greater demand upon word- picture of the beauties of the Dr. Cox, head of (he state board of evening, to whleh every, one -is In­ With the French Army In Flai* day, aa defined / by the Governor, the resources of the fish market. All at< j 0bM river country and a world health requested .the services of a vited* and. he "'will demonstrate. the dere. Let.* 10.— (By the Associated and to conduct such exercises as will . of these ammtafdlenta known to the ,* #.ct_ about the populous cities government expert on the "disease various stages of this eya disease to PreaaJ.-^The new system of front tebd to teach a lofty •patriotism; and American . . 0d t W splendid-country through to gathsr the Individual pledge cards linei* defenses inaugurated b y .’ the and Dr. John McMullen of the T7. 8, the people and the medieal prdfes' "H the lift were.an anto-1 w*hlch (he road will be laid out. Dr, and foVward tbe aame to Mr. Leiloy Germans, who, Instead of- utilising Public. Health Service was detailed slon." The Orange County Medical ■ cratlc coui uld be no Hulley •stressed the point that the Hodges, Csmpaign Director' of the line trenches, organised nests of shell to Jacksonville to make a jsurvef Society will attend the lecture tn a; Popular ap\ f o ^ f , * i * eoniervation g t Johna river delegation had no National Food Conservation for the holes, proved a regular trap in the of the atajte aa..there were cases of body and m any. physicians from' -. . of food. Than would" be an* auto- fight on “any other route 4». 'Florid* State of Florida, Chstnber_of Com­ battle just, ended, . The German Trachoma In m iny parts' of Florida. other counties will be here. ‘ < . crsMc food, control. The mailed fist htedtfd good- roada everywhere end merce Building, Jacksonville, Fla. •Thus Seminolo eounfy will be, troopa who- ’occupied the craters Upon his arrival in Jacksonville Dr. *ould rule In the kitchen. \ Imperial rmbre of them ahi all the St*. Johns without other shelter i when they Cox had him detailed to>Sanford and taken care bf in this matter that , W. N. Shoats, fdod decrees* would' be enforced at l ^ ^ a t l o n wanted was official recogfound during the fighting that their ha arrived here Wednesday night means ao much for t.hc children." ". 8tate SUpt. of Pub. Instruc. the point of the blyonet. T^ut ourajnltlon and atate aid where needed. officers were not with them, and not and all day Thursday assisted by all Trachoma la a disease of the eye “ n°t an autocratic cotin try*. Food I The commission gave Dr. IjuIIey having immediate oversight, deserted the local physicians' mads an exam­ that attaela children ’ In the forrit o f ' Good Cetton Advartlaemaat .control la In; the hands pi .the peo-1to undsrstand. that all his requests granulated eyelids and Ik.communi­ Everywhere one from Seminole as soon aa tha "French approached; ination of all suspected case* and Pj« themselves, and.-it la to the peopl would be gfsnte . and before the found some forty cases._ D n Mc­ cable especially in crowded orcai u Tire German officers meanwhile ware . county goes now you can hear about Pie themselves, and It la to the I Sepalnole delegation left the .capital schools and If not treated In. time to­ Mullin left last night foF'Jacksonsheltered in concrete pill boxes bfur­ P*°pla that tha Food Administration I they ware assured that Seminole our cotton and many’ are the ques­ ther. to tbs rear. vill# bdt before leaving made ar­ llable to tauae blindness. The quick * b u appeal in the* Food Pledge Card county would get official recognition tions asked about it. Th» people in " The correspondent spoke today rangements to rettfrn on Monday work of the 8anford physicians end Campaign. ; " .. 1aa being bn this rouU ahd .would ^lao other parts of the stata are becom­ with several prisoners, offiesrs" and in otdsr to hold a clinic and operate the state-and national health boards. ing greatly interested In the possi­ -Herbert Hoover baa termed. thisIh*vi k mrintenance fw d .^ . bilities of SemlnoU'as.an all round men. ell.of whom seemed to be In • free ot charge on all cases referred la commendable and we can looklfor m m appeal an "unprec^IenUd adventure There who repreren^ tb jB oM d condition of fatigue. The to him. A temporary hospital will s speedy eradication of Trachor “ farming county and cotton haa added terrible ___• j 'declared ,T ' J V J .*a democracy"—an adventure that I of Trade at the meeting were Dr. otBcen - that . Itheir "com-lbe arranged" where the children am lib* near future. / J greatly to our possiblllUee. • . , determine wKether or not A • (Coctiniied onpeged) , i . v . .. . •?- s M a f t -vl-r isSSriJr,'- • • . •• »4*.‘ * ■*** - ' ■ , • -- : • ' . v •j BSE ’ f • -' r ;„ • l ■- ■ * ■ m m . . ' ; . L, ••V M *" ■ Z&i'f :v>.v •; • pledie*! Twenty two million home* * visited! A National campaign pro~ jeeted so Urge In It* scope that tho work to be accomplished la aa treat ' M though a census of the country were to be taken' In a week! * Such la the program ouUlned for the Food Pledga Week Campaign, October 2let to 28th. What la It all about? What arc the motive* back ^of • auch a tremendoua drive? of this country be enrolled aa mem­ bers of thO United States Food Ad­ ministration. Broadly speaking, the United States Food Administration include! every man, woman and .child In the United "States, because food control la in the hands of the people. SANFORD DELEGATION SCORED HIT X GOVERNMENT HEALTH MAN IN SANFORD 1 �r w ». =T= - • I i -i ' >vTF - = u. t+ls : 'j g g *’ * . - ■■■■■■i . J---- n , ... centerpieces . for salt; aubacriptlotja I ' F O R HKN f FOE t N 17 and renewals fpr Ladies’ Home JqurFor Rent—Two offlesz on First sT. hal, Delineator,'i Couritry .. „ ■ . „ Two Inaldo ofllcta. All in O. & w man, Everybody's, Saturday Even- building:' Also warehouse dote b ! »• fBy tbs National Woman’s ing Post. Will sell or exchange for Nf" . H* Garner t tlan T*mp«ranc« Unloi • 14-8te tr fresh cow, team harness and farm For. Rent—Small, warehouae, 20 by TO PLACE ALCOHOL WITH OTHER wagon. H. Ai, Box *62, Genova, 80 feet. In heart.of-town and ad* P0I80N8. Jacent to aide track. 8.. O. shin• ' . 18-2tp Prohibition ’ legislation simply pro­ Fla. b o l,t r* ........ . _________ 11-31p poses to placo the traffic In Intoxicat­ For Sale One center or card table, ing liquors on'predsely tho satno basis ns tho traffic In deleterious 'drugs, *>■«>- C.U .1 305 W. N lnth_.tr,«. poisons, decayed meat, spoiled vege­ 14-ltc Store. . Mra. W. E. W hite. 12—6tp tables, explosives and so forth. We do dot. license men to sell de­ For Sale—Two- or three dozen! For Rent— Rooming houzo and cayed meat for eating purposes; why hens. - N. J. Stenatrom* West Side, restaurant one block (rom union should we license men ta peddle poi­ “ " 7 ’ -'-! T * ' 13-2tc ’ station, Sanford, FI4:, J. Muaaon. soned - beverages for drinking pur­ --------:----------------------i--------------- — I • . • ■ ' lM tc poses? *• • For Sale—1910 Model Ford tour_ » . ft a . ^ ----------Decayed meat has its '‘commercial For Rent-Upper flat, 3 furnUhed uses and so ha* alcohol. The eating ing ear. Good condition. Addrew rooms housekeeping. <09 ^ diseased m«it iV not prohibited and D, care of Herald, Sanford, Fla. L°°rai for for light n*ht housekeeping. Palmetto. . n . 5tp 9-tf It la not proposed to forbid the drink ' Ing of poisoned beverages. Both eat­ ------y r ------------- ---------- ' “ ’ ’ ' 1— 'F o r Rent— Nine rooms and sirening bad meat and drinking of alcoholic For . Sale—One 50 gal oil tank ing,porch over Herald offlee. • Most slop la left for the Individual to de­ with pump, ono 60 gal gasoline tank, convenient apartments, in the city cide. - •. two Ice cheats, one show case. S Inquire of R.; J. Holly, care Herald But wherelq i* the state duty bound Runge store’, Sanford avenue. B-tfc ‘ . • i03-3tp to provide facilities for one to dope himself, any more than to provide fa­ For 8ale—Shetland pony, seven . For Sale—Fresh milch cow. R. L. cilities for a pervert to .eat rancid years old, gentle and broken to Garriaon, R. D. No. 1, Sanford.. beef?—American Issue. • saddle. S. Runge, 417 W. Third St, 6-tfc 9-tfc A POINT FOR PER80NAL LIBERTY TEMPERANCE N(I s A Lyric Tonight Indian Joe DavU, the World’s fa* moua Roper, dancer, and Indian Binging‘ Will be the added attraction at the Lyric toplght. ‘ Indian Joe. holds the World’s rec* ord for Taney roping. He is college . graduate and a famous scout. He has been in the show business for . " 'r years- and is a clever entertainer. • - • • i,.' This afternoon Indian Joo will * give a special’ talk for the school childrerL^telllng them all about the hlstoiyfbf-the Indians and the way they lived years ago. Don't miss seeing Jho wonderful act at the Lyric' tonighL * gives this- accomplished actress splendid opportunity for tho display of'her winsomencss, her beauty, and her fine acting. "The Woman Be­ neath” is without doubt ono of the very best entertainments ever screen­ ed. • ' / - IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN (Continued from page 6) ' . . T ------ --------- Loss of Tourists’ Business Means $45,000,000 a Year to Little Nation. UPHOLDS . ITS NEUTRALITY All Belligerents Contribute to System of Compensation for Maintenance at her home on Celery avenue. In —Country Really Struggling honor of her ninth birthday. for Existence^ •» • • _ • ; v ‘ t i t . Miss Mary Irwin and Mr. Alec Geneva.—War has killed the tourist Irwin of Washington, Ga., are the business in. this country, where the en­ gueata of their sister, Mrs. CeciL tertainment of foreign visitors was Gabbett at her attractive homo on the principal and most profitable ns. Lyric Friday ' . the lake front. Uonal. Industry. It Is estimated that Ethel Clayton >is the star in the the gross receipts from fourist busi­ .t t t newest World Picture Brady Made, Mrs. Collier has arrieved from ness In Switzerland amounted In 1018 "T he Woman Beneath,’/ which will Valdoata; Ga., to .visit her daughter, to over 840,000,000, of which almost be the attraction at th? Lyric The* Mrs. Pulcston. Before returning to 110,000,000 represented the net profit atre on Friday. This production Is her home in Marco Mrs. Collier and of this Industry, In which tha capital a pirticuf*rjy. charming, unusual of­ Mrs. Puleston spent the month of Instated- exceeded 1200,000,000. The fering. It tells of the > a y that n 2,000 hotels specially buUt for the ac­ WANTED September in New York. ADVOCATES TO CONSIDER. commodation of foreign visitors, con­ For Sale—Fifteen acres, about 8 young-society debutante marries a t t t ‘ •* Want " t o rant good Underwood A Itoman Catholic priest In an Ohio acres cleared, fronting Lake Monroe. taining more than 100,000 beds and weatlhy western mine owner. She ’ Mrs. Ruby- Chmires of DeLand is employing about -00,000' servants, are dty, taking-part with the pastors of typewriter, must bo reasonable. -. 'later tells her husband that she does Abundant muck on place. Fifteen the guest of Mrs. W. P. Carter. the other churches In a Sunday night now mostly closed or empty. It Is Western Union: v 14-2C not-love him, that she simply made minutes7 walk from poatofllee. See true that somo.of them have been used meeting of protest against the lawless­ C. H. Leffler. a good match.' But still later' she • ' o ' ■ • . 1 1 t 7-tf Wanted-r-Two or three talesmen Miss Lflllmri Herring who is teach­ for prisoners o f war hospitalized In ness . of the traffic, said: "I am demonstrates that she is the poaand collectors, with car or team.ing ' at Altamonte , Springe spent Switzerland, but the profit thus mado ashamed Of/aii/ Catholic In this town For Sale— 1914 Wbtercooled In­ seal or o f true worth and she 'does who la not nblo to provide for his own is only nominal " .• ' • Sunday .in Sanford. . ternational Harvester Halfton truck, Apply, to Manager, Box 669, Or­ . this in a manner that charms and de­ family without blighting the families 'The loss of tourist business 14 by no lando, Fla. v . - 13-4tc ; t t .t .* ‘ In gAod running condition, a bar­ lights nvery.ohe. "Tho Woman Be­ \ . Mrs. Worthfngton Blackman who means the only one suffered by Swit- qf other men.” * gain. One- double seated Surrey in neath” Is.a notably delightful offer­ Wanted—Men! is visiting her parents’ at Altamonte zcrfnnd. While other neutral coun­ good condition.' .Enquire. Herald ’. Between 17 and 40, Baptist in­ ing. Be suro to see it. . tries prospered owing to tho war, will leave tomorrow night to join Office. • 9-tfc Switzerland, aurronnded by belllger.Leave Wall .Enough Alone. clined or non-church preference, 'to ’ her husband, Sgt. Blackman, Cora- ent nations—Germany on the north, ■ join Berean Class. R. M. GrovenTilly—"I’m going to aeo If I can’t The attraction at the Lyric The- pany-C, Camp Jackson, Macon, Ga. K-V For' Sale—New L. C. Smith type­ atein, president. Auatria on the cast, Italy on the south get that sulteu chnp to como oat Of his 11-tf atre,on'Friday will be "The Woman * t : t .t ‘ - ‘ and. Franco on the west—and com­ shell.” Illlly—"Don’t; he’s a prettjr writer. Must be sold at once. Cash Beneath,” tho newest World Picture Miss Helen Warner, violinist at pelled to keep her army- on a war foot­ bad egg.”—Town Tuples. Lost— Cameo ring. Reward if re­ will tako machine at - half price. Brady Made in which Ethel Clayton, Rollins College is in Sanford today, ing to defend her neutrality and watch turned to Herald Office. M-2tc Herald Offlee. • . • 3-2t the popular beauty is the star. This organizing her classes. - _ « her frontiers, paid the penalty of her v • entrancing story of an odd phase, of. t t t- ‘ ' • ‘ . apodal geographical position. Bot £ 4> — domestic life wns penned by Willard Mrs'. Margaret 'Barnes will enter­ besides Increased military expenditure Mack, who hns written some of the tain tho Every Week Bridge Club which tho war rendered Indispensable, Switzerland, despite her neutrality, Is most gripping successes, filmed by Thursday afternoon.’ . C LA SSIFIED "111 match my carbon copies £ exclusively dependent on her neighbors £ .World Pictures. This newest pro­ $ . t t t against any in town for- neatduction of Mr. Mack’s- pen gives - Miss Adelaido Higgins is now in for food. .Without their help sho.wlll starve, nntl she heeds help both from A D V E R f ISING Miss Clayton one of the very best Baltimore. She will visit in Wash­ the allies and tho central empires. •ness, lasting legibility and uni­ - roles she has ever hud. She appears ington nnd Wilmington, N. C., he formity. T always use • Help for Switzerland. * <5^>1| as the Nfcw York society wife of a fore her return. She has been in <$> <$> wealthy western mine owner who Lnnsdnle, Pa., with her sister, Mrs. Both groups of belligerents admitted that tho case pf Switzerland wns es­ H All Local Advertisements Under has married him 1or his money. Stryker for several mpnths. sentially hu. exceptional one, and after This Heading THREE CENTS a TRADE When she tells her husband this he ; . t r t laborious negotiations they consented L in e F o r E a c h In sertion .M inim um decides to make her leave him and Mrs. B. J. Starling .and Mrs. Bart he determines tfibt tho .beit way to Peterson leave on the boat toddy for to tho adoption of the so-called system n , _ rrt_ oe rAni* of compensation*. This system. L,emB. system, Is la far! ^ narBe do this is by mnking. it appear tha Jacksonkillo Mrs, Peterson will leoke from perfect, as besides benefiting In answering an advertisement - he has lost all his money. But for Spartanburg to join Lieut, Peter* Switzerland It benefits her neighbors where no name is mentioned in tho when his schemo Is successful, it son. . . . as well, but not to tho same extent .It nd, ploaso do not ask Tho Herald works a most remnrkablo chnngc in t fl n . follows that tho allies and tho central .•Ms wife—n chnngr so very astonish­ Mrs. A. E. Iloushoider who has been empires complain that their goods are for Information as to tho'idontlty of Usually wo do not ing that the husband Cannot believe visiting Judge and .Mrs, Iloushoider being re-exported to tho enemy, nnd tho advertiser. i(. . "Tho Woman Beneath", is an left. today for her. home in Gaines­ both are continually blaming tho Swiss know who tho advertiser Is and if you r typewriting twpplioa 0/ astonishing play and n thoroughly ville, government of partiality nnd tbrvatcrP wo do wo’ are not allowed ta givo • •* ing to break off commercial relations. out this information. Simply write ' delightful*attraction. To see it is to ' t fl t ’ . THE * • • Switzerland only exports nntural a letter and address It as per in­ see a real treat. , Mr. / Wiley B, Edwards nnd his HERALD PRINTING ______ ■* . ' • mother. Mrs. Davis. leave today for products to tho central empires, prin­ structions In-the ad. . ’ cipally live stock, milk,butter and COMPANY .. When- '"The Woman. Beneath” their homo In Wilson, North Cnrocheese, and she gets In return coal, F O R S A L E Thone 148 Sanford, Florida ■; : , •comes to tho Lyric Friday the paf- lina, Iroh, artificial manure, sulphato of ,---------------— . . rons of this theatre will' have the «S aluminum, benzol, zinc, straw; chem­ Buttonhole making, mending done; |r*V § pleasure of seeing charming and Marriage Cuatom of Swiss. ical dyes nnd potatoes. Swiss exports •ilk embroidered sofa pillows and 14 In some parts of Switzerland tho to Germany nnd Austria nre supposed beautiful Ethel Clayton in one of the most delightful roles she hns ever mnld-of hontr removes tfic bridal to compensate the Imports from ’theso played. ’ The role of Betty Fairchild wreath at tho church door and lights It -two countries, nnd In order to prevent with a taper, the bride In tho mean- that goods of ally origin ahonld bo ex­ whllo kneeling before tho’burnlng cm* ported to enemy countries, the Society blcro of h4r maidenhood and sayltlg a o f Swiss Surveillance, generally known fomWl Invocation for blessing on ber as S. S. 8., bos been formed under the married Hf®. anfl/lt Is .held to bo a nuspires Af the allies to control Swiss very fortunate birten If tlie floWcra Dare exportation,toi ths central empires. np and burn quickly.;- /*„»£*/.** . The allies gjporf wheat to Switzer­ To-Night ---------- 7------ T T . / . •f »• land, or ratfieir~ allow If to bo exported Relic of Qeneral Wolfe. ; from neutral (fountriea^ and grant spe^ . M ARIE DRESSLER dal*facilities for'Its being landed and A new and valued addition-has Jqst -— IN *—•’ been rondo to tho musenrn of. the discharged at Cette. In France and Chateau de Ramezay. It conalsta of conveyed to destination. .IUce, corn, The w orld’s m usic has been recorded fo r a cabinet containing a portion of. tho sugar and otbtr foodstuffs, as well as raw matertala, are also exported by garpet 'silk saah worn by Gen. James the phonograph on disc records o f two types; Indian Joo Pawnee Chief Wolfe on the day he .became the "vie-- the allies, t o : Switzerland, which comtor of .Quebec” In 1750, In addlUon jpenshtea. them by. exporting In re­ som e -phonographs play one type, called the . - Admission 10c To All if: to the aash|ara the original letters turn machinery and semimanufactured "Lateral cut,” som e play the other, the "H ill that prove unmistakably tho autben- material! which serve for the war. WEDNESDAY Unity of Ihe relic, . • ’ _ _ —. and Dale cut,” thereby lim iting the variety and Allies Ogfn by DtaL . * T h e T on e Arm for ’’Lateral” G L A D Y S L E S L IE P' -■ It Is a fact, however, that Switzer­ Cut Pisa Records * ’•* range in selecting records w hich appeal. . Hardwoods of North America. •. . *. • ' » • ;• : — IN — , Mora valuable hardwoods are found land is gettitg more from Gennady rl * In North America'Uian are native to and Austria than what she la giving K 1-. any other region of similar area In Ilia them, while her compensation to the temperate zdnes. In addition to these allies Is considerably less than wbat WDtr. \ . / • MUTT and JEFF tho great range In minimum tempera' she get*. Besides, while Swiss exports • tares, ranging from Canada down to to the allies are not absolutely Indis­ ■ • • • « * - *- , • Florida.-and tho. wonderful Pacific pensable, those to the central empires, THURSDAY n o t on ly plays STARR Records, but because "of its changeable T on e coast, also allow, us ,to grow a greater representing exclusively foodstuffs, nre range of forelgn-hardwoodi than may Undoubtedly prolonging tho. military Arm, every other make o f either typo; The adjustable tone arm s be found.IntMduccd to any other slml- resistance of the enemy and counter­ acting the effect of the allies’' block­ make the STARR d m edium whereby pll the Jo^nrcajnf^ip^oryj^ —r * ade. • " •.­ w orld’s m usic is in you r hom e. There is noth­ It Is suspected that Germany add Auatria are compensating Switzerland ing tem porary or m akeshift in this accom ­ H ija jjH J jy jja ijfii liberally for contraband which, despite plishment, only another step 'in the perfection the control Af .the S.‘ 8. 8... still flour­ ishes and that even allied goods, sudi o f the instrument. This is wRy the STARR is for Instance ag rubber, find their way called the “ Universal Phonograph” to Germany and. Austria.. The 8wlss government dedlea-Uiat contraband In favor of the central empires is tol­ •* ’ ■ • .v • erated. Every effort la done to re­ Maximum Entertainment—Minimum Price. . press It and generally with success, al­ though It la Impossible to atop It alto­ . n . *•T oon’Arm for "Hill and Dal a” gether. The excet* o f Auistro-Gerinan TUESDAY-King Bee Billy Wait In "Cupids Rival also-a Cut Discs exports is explained by. the’ fact that Metro five act feature entitled ’jTho Highroad” ,’. since the Allies carmpt supply Switzer­ land with coal itidrloUicrals, which WEDNESEAY—Lovely Llttio Mary Miles Minter In "EnvlrYou are purchasing an instrum ent' fo r the m usic it affords,— then* v are indispensable for~Bwlss Industries • ‘oment’ ’ also Keystone Teddy la ” Tbe Dog Catcher” In which otherwise would be paralyzed why defeat you r purpbsp by . getting one designed to play but one-type * two reels, ; . ‘ and widespread -unemployment and o f disc? W ith either,' the S fA R R Jobe is pniform . It*has the.sam e THURSDAY—Bessie Barriscalo In "A Hater of Men” also an destitution would fellow, every effort excellent comedy. .... ‘ '/ llmlnlsh Swiss export* » dearness, purity and sweetness,—alw ays the STARR Phonograph- It to the central'empires whlfn benefit FRIDAY—Dorothy Dalton In ‘*Ths Flams of the Yukon" also is G U AM N TEED to give satisfaction. D on’t forget bu r daily in form a l the .country considerably more than a roaring comedy. • ....- • those to allied countries. . . ' recitals and dem onstrations. You are 'w elcom e at any time* . If cattle were not exported to Ge?-. many for lnztgnce cattle raizing Vfoold not be.profitable In Switzerland, owing to the high cost o f fodder and the rural population .wfald suffer. The -3 X -tame may be said oPmllk.. fresh and SANFORD, FLORIDA condensed, and cheesd, which besides « . lt o MAGNOLIA AVENUE are also- exported to allied conn tries.' P Carbon Paper AH th e LYR IC o r J u sf a P a itt, “ Tillie Wake Up” “It Happened To.Adele” “ The Divorcee” m. STAR ’S PROGRAM THE., STARR PHONOGRAPH -IS THE ONLY ONE PRIMARILY DESIGNED Matinee Daily* rays 5 and 10 Gents SlsilH ilsnilsill! "XT *K-VI �I khob M L1#* A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY—EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD WEST* GENEVA AVENUE Mr, and Mr». Culp and children add Mrs. Thompson spent Sunday with Mrs, Jack Vaughn and all- had a pleasant tita*. We are having some pleasant weather now for gardening. * Plants jieem to be growing nicely now if it will only stay this way a little whllo. Everybody. Is busy now putting • In their fall garden and if people eaa raise, plenty of vegetables it will cut grocery bills and that la what we want to do, It will pay, people these hard times to plant everything they - can and not depend o n . the pocket book for everything they want to •at. If the war don't end pretty soon I don’ t know wbat poor people are go­ ing to do for a living. It sure pays to raise, everything we can for the fable. Mrs. Willie King will leave Wed­ nesday for Miami where ehe will •pend the winter. Mrs. W. M. Robinson will leave next wo:k for Atlanta, Georgia, to apend three months with her daugh­ ter, Mr*. Sima. Mlaa Gladys Robinson is on the sick list this week with her eyes.' Mrs. King mado a pleasant call on Mrs. Jack Vaughn Wednesday afternoon. . WEKIWA ANE ETHEL Everyone was much surprised to ace Albert White back In Wcklwn laat week. He says Okeechobee- Is all right but ho had to come back to Wektwa. We arc glad to say that'J. N. Mc­ Allister is on the road to recovery. W. A. Neal ijnd Miss Mary Goincs were .quietly married in Hanford laat week. Their many friends wish them a happy and prosperous life, Miss Theresa Dawson and friends E. O. VonHerbulis calledon Miss Johnson, the teacher of the new Wayland school one evening. last week, They reported a good time, having, been entertained with the most up to date music and singing, Mrs. Frank Boyd is enjoying a visit from her sister, Mrs. Jernigan and family of Palatka. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Goines of Sanford spent Sunday, in Wektwa with relatives and friends. '. EAST. SANFORD Rev. Smith Hardin yill preach at Moore's Station church Sunday even ing, Oct. 14th, at 7 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lucas and daughters, Susannah and Mary ex­ pect to spend a portion of this week at Orlando. Mrs. Suite Squires and son. Her bert will arrive here Saturday from Good Ground and other points on Long Island where they h*ve been through tho summer. M r. and Mra. P. E. Andrews ahd sora re-a t their home, Shell Mo.und. Celery avenue, after spending’ the summer at Kenncbunk, Maine. Howard Schwartz waa the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall at Cameron City from Friday until Monday, go­ ing from there to the Everglades. Ho is representing a fertiliser com­ pany. Mcsdames Caroline 'McDougal ' and Libbio Weeks chaperoned n party of young people. Sunday at Daytona Beach. The Misses Annie Weeks, Ethel Hickson; Annie, Efilc May and Frankie Howard, Messrs. IUrry Weeks, Edmond StoWe, Hor­ ace Chorpening, Jimmie Hownrd, and George Pcznll were of the party. Mrs. J. G. Hasty and son, Doc, and Mrs. *C, E. Chorpening aad daughter, Helen enjoyed a drivo to Now Smyrna and home by way of Daytona on Sunday. .The Misses Annie, and EfTlo May Howard were given a surprise party last Friday ovening at their hamo on Cameron avenue. All tho young people .about were there apd spent a delightful evening. Very nice re­ freshments were served. , Mrs. Cyril Hnyrt of Jacksonville Is the guest of Mrs. I. D. Ilnrt, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart, daughter Ruby 'and their guest, Mris. Cyril Hayes: joined a party of Demand friends Sunday at Daytona Bench. Mrs. Toyama of Bcardoll avenue left here Tuesday *night for New York city to meet friends who have just arrived from Japan. Mra. Wade Hasty and little daugh ter are in North Cnrotinn Visiting her parents. Mr. Hasty accom­ panied them qs far as Jacksonville. Louis Kinard of Cameron City lq .driving a new Ford touring car. Miss Maud Cameron has been quite ill for the past two weeks. Eighth Grade Lucilo Anderson, Margaret Zachncy, Dorothea Mickey, N.-llic Mes­ senger, Mary Dnriow, Marion Hand, Margaret Levis, Mary nolle. -Allcfl, Lillian Shlnholsor, Eva.Taylor, Anna Dunosc, Tom ’ Brotherson,-'".Peyton Fortson, Billie Fitts, Fay-, Lessing, Sydney Kennedy, Willard Lumley/ Edward McCalicy, Frodqrick Rines, Bertram Shepherd. High School Freshman Class—-Helen Cliorpenng, Velma Venable, Georgia Walker. Sophomore Class— Mildred Huston ,**—Shi What would happen to me if I were yotir kid? Rose Gallagher, William McKim. Well, If you're not acquainted Junior Clots — Mary Robinson, with Calumet Bakings you Katherine I^vis, Leila, Hutchinson, don't know what a good ex­ Gladys .DIetoricb, Theodore Runge. cuse I have. / Can't Help Helping Myself—they're go 4- Senior. Class—Ruth Rohertr, Mu­ HonorRoll goodl Good for mo too, be­ riel Rhodes, Alice Vaughn, Rosa­ Sanford's school system Is a matter mond Radford, Zcta Davison, Ednt cause Calumet Bakings are wholesoaia and easily diaeMed. of pride, among us as it richly dc CKlttenden; Gladys Lyzctte, Clif* Millions of mothers \ise serves. Tho school year Is now un­ i ord Walker.« . • der way 'and the little difficulties which always appear at .the begin­ Churh of the Holy Cross ning of the team have been carefully The new pipe organ recently in­ because of itspurity—because smoothed out under the ~ directing k always aIre* best result* and la stalled* In the Church of the Hcly. rare of Df. McKinnon-and hit ex­ economical la cast and use. Crofts,. Park avenue and Fourth Cmlmmit cmntmti cellent corps of teachers. {■(iWtatrs mi A. street ift to be blessed and Ised. for » r*»W mtfMutty .The - Sanford schools' closed the the first time at the 11 j j ’ clock ser­ Food AmtktitU*. first month of Jhe current tertp with vice on this Sunday (19th after an enrollment of 762, there being 397 Trinity), October 14th.. Thir scrgirla and-366 boys. This Is a large IHIGHEST, enrollment for the first month, It is worthy, of note that in the High 8chooj there are 101 pupils re­ ported as studying Latin. This is unusual inasmuch as there is a ten­ dency of recent years to drop Lstln from the courso of study on tho part of both pupils and .school faculties. The honor roll for first month fol­ lows: s , East Side Primarp First Grade—Leon Colly, Henri­ etta Edwards, R. E. Griffin, Pearl music. Mrs., Lucllli?’ Asrlnwnll T tHatch, Olivia' LaRoque, Virgin!: ksch is to bo the aoloi-t fer thr oiterM cDonlel, Violet Oglesby, Eliza- tory anthtm, "Eye Hath N 't S' eh’ both Rinca, Lilly Vickery, Kinchcn from the "Holy City" by • au\ Power, Earl Rumbley, -Charles AhcrVespers are to be sung at nig! t at 7 p. m. Holy_(rV f m choir Is to be augmented by •rme'of the. vested choir of 8. Barnabas* Church, DeLand, Mrs. Owens acting choir-mas­ ter In the,absence because of Iho Illness of Mr. Wlhlmshurat. Mrs. E. W . DICKSON > Emms Abbott Lyman, niece . the great aifiger, Mina Emma Abb. tt to 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. v PHONE 67 to. bo the soloist for thh s.Mct* in the offertory- anthem, •"The'' ArAUTO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED They" . from, the "H oly City" .by Gaul...'Addresses of congrUulatL'r to-(hex pcdplo of Ifoly G rcn srat'* bo given by toe Very Rev. J • G. Glass, Dean of S. Luke’s*, Orlaltdr W e ,are now prepared to do more and better work and the Rev. Father Aljryne of 8. than heretofore Barnabas* Clurch, DpLsnd, In the Sunday school, M r.-B ..F . WhltnAr, superintendent, Rally Day ALL R E PA IR W O R K G U A R A N T E E D U to be observed with the annual promotions and distributions of ; an­ nual rewards. The' hour la 9:46 in the Parifh* House. - BAKING POWDER Vt - p ’ j J' o ' f e Q '* •J — • -~r "’ v".* •JJ/f --JjBfljJ - •>'*.• * -.■1*£, nathy, David Ballard, Olan Cron .haw, CTaud-Herndfin, Wllllftm Locke, Leonard Miller, William M oofe ■ . . . Second Grade—Minnie Beck, Lou be Fields, Beatrice-Howard,'Loulac Portion,. Camilla Puleaton, Petri Robeon, JIarold Hodgdon. Third Grade—Maggie Lynch, Margaret- Martin. Rebecca Stevens, Louise hraaher, Gladys Vaughn, Elizabeth Wbltnrr, Adel Woods, Leander Berner, Clinton .VanNess, Ar­ thur.Zachary. .Weal Side Primary First Grado—Ernest Pitt, John Miller, Jack Peters, Joe Fierst, Alvln^Maines, May Lord, Martha Marie Morrison, Rosa Hay, Sallle Humphrey, Kathleen L on g.. Second Grade—Harriett Rossetter, Eugenia David, Blanche Wynn, Clara Smith, Lenora Shaefer, Helen Jinklni, Either May Turner, Eleanor Dolly, Austin Knight, John Hudson, Erie Lundqubt, Henry Russell, Norman Johnson, Marvin Leavitt, Woodard Burtleson. Third Grade— Mildred Lumley, Jennie Danddakc, Margaret Miller. Cecil ZetroWer. Gtorge Wilbur, Ce­ di Stepbensop,■'William Perritt, Jack Collins. Grammar School Fourth Grade-Lillu* Pitt, Flor­ ence Tyner, Margaret Peters, Lille Mae Smith, Margaret Norfleet, Mary E* Moye, Katherine Symos, Carmetcr Barber, Ruth Fellows, Mildred Hand, Essio Diehl, Virginia Jinklns, 'Ctoyde Russell, J. D. i*crrltt, CorlcliUs Wcfh, Frank Dutton, Kcrmtth Hurley, Charles Bragg. Fifth’ Grade— Margaret Neat, Maude • Lake, Irano McGahngin, Mary. E. Puleston, Irma Smith, Katherine Wessncr, Georgia MobIcy, John Cranaton. Sixth Grnde—Olive Rune,!, -Jessie Mathews, Rosa L. Oglesby,. Finer Tyner, Agnes Perritt, Helen K nody, Jnmes Stone, Elmer Tyner, John Lundquist. Seventh Grade — Mnrgnret Fricson, Mnrgnret' Berner, May . Holly, Emily Bailey', Rhodu Vaughn,* lit >n Gonzales, Hattie Lewis, Fdltho Booth, Gladys Wilson, Mabel Ihri gg, Doris Moore, Dcmnrius Murson, Rosn Mil kins, Margaret Gniisgher, Nora Jenkins, .Virgina Long, Char­ lotte Smith, Sarah Whccless, Marie Stcmpcr, Helen. Wat hall, Ella M. Muirhead, Elizabeth Garrison, Gor­ don Brlsson, Robert Williams, Ed­ ward Humph, Hbrhcrt Coffee, Rob­ ert Thrasher, Ralph Woodruff. COMPLETE NEW O U TFIT FREE A IR SERVICE Services for 8undsy; -.**4rule .prohibiting the shipment of Cople* of ftbe -rules referr, 4 . „ * >7:36 a. m. Low chlebrztloh for sweet potato plants and tubers from may be obta n.d by writing to tb I communions the weevil !Infested sections of Flor­ Want Commissioner at Gainmlj£ 1 B:45 «u raT Sunday school>ally day ida to ths remaining portions of D m 11-.00 n. m. Choral: euchariat and state unless the potatoes are. first properly fumigated’ to kill all wee­ blessing of organ ■ Tyrn Over. 7:00 p. m. Vespers and spfdal ad­ vils in thenf. Shipments of sweet A man isn’t, nccezsarlly tt crank be. dresses. potato plants from infested areas are cause ho ts always atnrtlnz On Wednesday night, Oct, 17th at prohibited entirely. It U to the in­ 7:30 In Holy Crosa church there b to terest of every business- man and Castles in this Air. .. - . be given an oiyan'recital by Mra. every farmer to see that these in­ If yon have built castles In the n* Harcourt, Professor pf organ at tensely practical rules are complied jrow* work need not be lost; that iRollins College,"Winter Park, Mrs. with by all, for wbat would Florida wbere they should bfcLWftw * *• Put tb« Lucille Asptnwalt Takach, vocal, and do without tweet potatoes? Coundatlons under Hietn.—Thoretn. Mrs. Frances Aspinwall Frye, in­ strumental. Program will be given In Tuesday1! paper. 1The present part of the organ now Installed in Holy Cross church has been'- by outsldo critics pro­ nounced peculiarly sweet and pure We Have THe Goods To Do It— in tone, wide in range'and compass, Call and See'Sample and wonderful in power. Aa b known it b but one.tlrd'of the com­ pleted organ as contracted for for __________ ■ the later enlarged church of tho Holy Cross. HAKE YOUR OLD CAR LOOK UKE NEW PRATT & LAMBERTS AUTO FINISH lust a Few M m of Those It la now posaBile to give the people of Spnford .the beat of music which has been, handed down in thlf church from apostolic times as well as tha worship of the anciebt church of Christ. There b a place here at Holy Cron for averyono and all are expected. • GENUINE IXL POCKET ~Left and Catft Get Any More ‘ Jh The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. THE SWEjST POTATO PEST Drs.. Will Ruin Ot>r 8wect Potato Crop ■ If Allowed The sweet potato root weevil, re­ garding which mention hat \ been mado in our columns from time to time ift auch a serious pest that evsry farmer in the state should know what tho weevil looks like and how it works. .The following description uf tho pest ond -lts habits has been furnished us by tho Plant Commis­ sioner, Wilmon Newell of Gaines­ ville, Florida. Tho adult insect is a weoyil, or "f.ncut beetle," elongated In shftpe, smooth and glossy. Tho head is black, the thorax (middle section of c. e 'b o d y ) and the legs are bright rick red and- the abdomen (poatc*ior half of tho body) is a beau­ tiful d:.rk 'steel blue. The adult is about quarter inch long and at first appearance ’ is often mistaken for n lnrgc ant. ■*The nduits rarely if ever fly, but are able to walk and run about. Ordinarily they do not move so fast but what one can catch them In tho fingers without difficulty. The eggs ore very small, yellowish white in color, and from l-40th to l-60th qf an Inch in diameter. They They arc laid in cavities made *hy the mgther insect, cither in the vines or in the tuber*., - When in tho vines they are usually laid In the lower portion of the stem. From the egg there hatches mlmKe, white, footless grub;-having pale brown head. If in the plant when hatched these grubs begin to tunnel through the ylno to the tuber which they eventually reach, if the eggs have been, laid on the tuber itself, then the grubs tunnel directly Into tho tube? and within a short time riddle’ it with numerous tun­ nels and. galleries which; soon be­ come filled witl'i excrement and de­ cayed material.’ Tho. full grown grub Is from one-fifth to one-half Inch In length. * • The grub changes into the pupa or "transformation stage" which correspofirds to the .cocoon stage of buttejfiy. In this stage, In which the insect is. not setike and docs not feed, the Indications of the legs, an­ tennae and wings make their ap pcarunce, Tho pupa In tutn trans­ forms into' (ho adult b'ectlc. Under norms! summer tempera ture less than five weeks time is re (luired for the complete develop mont of the insect from the'tlmo tho egg Is.laid lentil maturity la reached. This means that there are at least six to eight generations of tho pcst,a season under climntic conditions in Florida andSiccounts for the rapid Increase and*'great destructiveness of the pest.; . ,The Insect/iloes not stop breeding when the potatoes are harvested, for if infested potatoes are placed in storage, either 'in outdoor banks or in WafejmuMa^the’ peqt keeps right on feedi^B in tl(o tuberd and genera­ tion after generation is produced In the stored potatoes. One can read Hy.^understand therefore how In­ fo .e*’ notrtocs, stored In the fall may be completely destroyed bo? fort spring.* 7; • . Entomologists who have- studied the insect recommend some means of Control, such as destroying all morn'ng glory vines (on which tho weevil also lives), fumigating all tubers when they sro harvested, having hogs clean up the remnants of each crop and piahting only nondnfested plants' ip Isolated fields where pota­ toes have not previously been' grown. . It Is of the utmost importance for the future* of the sweet potatf crop of Florida.that further spread of this pest be stopped and to this end the State - Flnat Board ham adopted a quarantine rule prohibiting the ahipment. into Florida of.sweet potato plants and tubers from aR states and countries and baa adopted another OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN * * Specialist in all Chronic Troubles such as f ' ” « • * * ■ * Stomach, Liver, Kidney, Bladder, * Anemic and P o o r Circulation, Asthma, Hay FeVer, Sciatic, Acute and Artictflar Rheumatism, Luhibago, Obeisity, Stiff Joints and others too numerous to mention.* * 14 years practice— 4 years Hospital Experience cnal>!« m« to effect cures where all others fall. Thorough and • Careful EiamlnnUon. .Professional advice cn . your cose free of charge. No extra charge for houso calls. PERMANENTLY ,__Loaitcd^n Sanford. - Seminole Bonk Bldg. Oppos. Herald Office Phone 195 Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought Tot Your Door Daily . Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Purity ’* f of 99.98 Per Cent. ^ H O R N E R M ILITAR Y S C H O O L ol cajraara it thorough work la prvftaHaf jrouni mo ton Collet* UnlmiHW*. and Treholcal SehouU, sad for Diirin— lltfu 1A Non «oet»Hin Chri*U»n •rhooj. y. Military tnlalax. N«w buildlot*, ftrtprcwf. Lari* t'anipu*. sUh pottod*. unnU courts, and runnlni tracks Eipwuw moderate. W " brftaf k. Write for IllartrsUd caUlee, • J. C. HORNER, Principal, Charlotte, N. C. USE PECKyi,CYPRESS FOR BARNS, FENCES -SEED BED FRAMES. VERY DURABLE. . PRICES REASONABLE ,# _ * * *9 H rTm.’"*. - : ■- -’ Chase & Co. » ’ ■V - *;*■.'■ ry-r- _ ** Sanford, Fla STANDARD RAILROAD OP’ T h fi^ J SO D A IL Y T R A IN S TO W A S H TON AN D NEW YO R K Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar •Ar .No. 82 Jacksonville _.9:10 s. m. Savannah HIS p. n . Charleston— ; 5:35 p. m. RfchmondJ___ 5.-05 a. ra. Washington— 8:40 a. m. BalUaorti___ 10:57 n. n . W. Phll’phUu 1 .07 p. m. New York— StlSp. in. *|di *i No. 80 . 8>It p. m. 12:59 a, to. 8:45.a. m. f:45 p. m. 11:50 p. m. 1:10 a. m. 'M M a- m, SiU a. ar faaa.flsku. Pal r Beeervation Pfcoae or Writ* • IC COAST LINE la. ' - - ' " , HOUbonm^hHotd^Tamps. -' •* . - : y---. �SO HSBALD AS USUAL b u t h o .w a b o u t ‘ *o v e r there V ENGINE BUILT UK5 A WATCtt Fiat,. Modem Airplane May Readily Cost From <10,000 to 120,000 arid Wears Out Quickly. * Tli# engine of >our motor car weighs from 500 to 1,200 pounds, or more. It will average from 20 to 80 horsepower-’ at -tho -lowost,- *aya • writer In Golller’a. Tho new nlrplano engines run less than threo pounds per horsepower and tho finest of them,two pounds or lets. Airplanes have been built with air-cooled engines for shortdistance, fust scouting whose en­ gines weigh less than a pound and three-quarters per-horsepower. They mnst be qulto literally, as an old ad­ vertisement used to say, “ built like ■ watch." ’ •At present n high-powered nlrplane englno of the best type—suy 120 to 150 horsepower—cannot bo purchased for much less than $3,00Q, And the whole airplane, n big one. tnny readily cost $10,000 to $20,000. You enn read­ ily' seo why the construction o f only 10,000 airplanes, ns In England's pro­ gram. would Cnslly equal, for-a total expenditure for men and camps and hangars and repairs njul •wastage, more than half a billion .dollar*. A fast modem alrplnno has an averago life of only about' two or three hundred hours of active service—nay two months nt tho outside. This means thnt to keep 10,000 nlrplane* on n battle lino you hnve to bo able to build 5,000 per month or more. The cost would bo almost unthinkable. Thnt Is why warfare In tho air for any Ifjngth of time would bankrupt the world. And that. In turn, Is why warfaro In the air means the end of all wnrfnre. . SHIPS NEED OF AUSTRALIA F. P. Forstor.r— ...... .25 Qraln of'Lltlla Value Without Trans­ W; W. Fry...... .r.,._. .25 portation, as Little of It Is Used Deane Turner................. -.25 at Home. Geo. N. Rigby, Ormond-----.26 ' • m W. J. Upchurch...............................25 "Australia’s food production this C. II. Dlngcc.... .......................... 25year will average normal; It Is neither unusually heavy nor light, but there E. F. Lane...... ...................\ . Is going to be consldernblo difficulty H. Lmm..... .................. E. Stafford........... :.............. ............25 In handling the crops, because there C, A.' Nichols, West Liberty, la 1.00 are no facilities for transportation," J. M. Gallagher... ............................25 said. n. W. Stephens,' n merchant of Melbourne, who was visiting thd Unit­ Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, Altamonte 1.6o ed Btntes.' "The greatest need of Aus­ - .25 tralia today is transportation. Until Of course, you want to do your Mrs. W. M. Ilynos ship tonnage Is provided It Is almost part toward this Tobacco Fund for useless for tho farmers to complete War Library Praises the boys. We hake fixed it lo that their harvesting, ns It require* only a The two following letters from you may send in 2fic and each quor Bmnll pcrcenUigo of the crops to sup­ ter will buy n fine, frpsh kit of cigar­ headquarters will in a measure re­ ply tho domestic needs. Heretofore ettes, tobacco and papers which go compense tho good ladies who Have ,grent qunutltlca of grain hnvo been straight to some soldier at the front. worked so hard for the Soldiers War shipped to England and It Is still going .The American government is back Service Library: overseas, but In not sufficient quantity, Mrs. A. D. JCcy, Sanford, Fla. for England needs wheat now as never of the plan. The French governbefore. But without ships It Is lmpos-' . nu-nt admits these kits duty free. M y Dear Mrs. Key: The Red Cross distributes them to • Your letter of ’the 30th received. nlhlo for, us to send our . wheat the boy*. And moro than that: 1 want to congratulate you and all abroad. "Tbo whent crop of Australia was Eich 25c kit contnins twico as much your workers, tho city of Sanford damaged to some pxtent by mice, nnd tobicco as you could buy yourself and all who gave .to the Library until tho farmer* lenrned how to com­ War Service Fund. It is a pleasure at any mire. . bat this pest It threatened to bewme to write thanking ypu not only for n serious menace. Tho fanners -used . Then there's a postal in each pack­ the' chock you sentl-'but the fine •poison, wnter. gas nnd other moans, age, stamped ’and addressed to you. spirit that comes with It. and finally got rid of them/V'’ .. . * That’s so the recipient may Bend his As y e t‘ I have fl-lt the state re­ thanks and n, little message about turns’ complete by'.any means. thing! at the front. Jacksonville o v e f subscribed its Pray at Old 8hrlne. la-t’ j pt together nnd give our quota of SI000.00 by $210.01/ and Fifteen years ago the supreme court boy* thnr “ smokes as usual,'1 , the cities of Daytop a, Bartow and of tbo Unli'*’? States evicted 300 'In­ And *i:ll they come from all parts Brntlcnlown each replied with their dian* from their old home on Warner’s of the county nnd .nil parts of the ranch, in California. Somo time Inter quotas slightly over subscribed. country from Ormond and oven Tathpa-raUati-over .<30(1.00, and my tho 8cfliiola league Induced President from far"off Iowa as the following returns are coming in daily from the Roosevelt -to name n commission to letter indicates: find n new tract for the Indians.- Tills small cities..- j • . r. - * West Liberty, la.,.Ocft!»G, 1917. . Very truly yours. ‘ ' resulted In the government buying the R. J. ILilly, Sanford Herald,- SSnPain -valley, where the Iifdlnns found , . Lloyd WvJoiselyn, hmn<k much better than those they f'>rd, Fla.: State Director. wore -evicted from. But Warner’s Dear Sir:— I would like to get Mrs. A. b . Key, Public': Library, ranch- vtns the old domicile, where Fa in on lb- -mokes that you nro sendSanford, Florida. . r •'„ ^ liter-Ubn’eh uf Run Diego held services . in; i)i - b iyi that have Joined the 2 Dear M rwH ey: ^ i ,- L 1**' ■Vnco a year, n t’which time nll.innr colon I inclose my check for ono The Library War Qodnril ~aekT' •tinges, baptisms nnd funerals were (111 dollar nnd hope that you -Will knowledges with thanks; receipt': of •held. Tho -present priest ,1s Father. ser thn it does its bit.. Doyle, nnd bo has rehabili­ Sanfprd’k contribution';^ $58,17 to George tated the chapel “for memory’s snke." Respectfully yours, the Library War Fund. *, C. A. Nichols. This sum has been; placed to your On a recent Sunday tho old chapel was rodedlcntcd. and the Indlnos from the . Tobacco Fond credit and will be . retaqmbercd in .Bala valley were hnppy In praying nt Previously contributed.. -...27.25 appreciation of the nt>b‘P work you the old shrine. Mrs. W. R. Healey, Longwood.. .25 aro doing for America's soldim and W. R. Healey, Longwood........'... .25 sailor$. Irik for Labeling Dottles.' -w - ’ <\ , Miss Agnet Edwards, Sanford .... ;.50 „ —. _.---v-'Col'dIally yours, In a euintl bottlo place an ounce iind a quarter- of -methylated* alcohol, Miss Natalie MolTett, Sanford....' .60 ■ D. P, Beardsley, add n tinlf-ounco of BheUac, nnilwheu ------Aast. Treasurer. Mm- !>■ F. Whit nor.: .25 * * • ” •*_- * *- — this Inst la dissolved Immerse the bot­ D- F- Wliitner,',...... .25 tlo In hot water until tlu solution la worm. Then add Blowly, while stir­ Individual Bookmark*. A good-Idea foe a'ldmplo little gift ring rapidly, a solution composed of EX-COV. T E R R E L L ’ S for a book-lover Is to'ntal(e‘ n:pcr8onnl ono hundred nnd fifty grains of bookmark. It Is roadd by cjnbrolder- borax dissolved In two ounces of BROTHER G IV E S log either tho Initial or •the nnpie on wnter. Finally odd coloriqg^muttcr to a atrip of linen, which is then finished sult, four or fire grains of methyl vio­ TESTIM ONY with an edging of Inoe.'-'Thls book­ let being satisfactory and dissolving mark Is too thin to Injure even the well upon shaking. This makes a very most delicate book, H. irtoy be laun­ tine waterproof Ink for writing the la­ that’, n John Bunyen Jahnson, dered and thustkept Inunnculnto, and bels upon bottle* and .for other purIt clings to tho paper and so-does not poses about tho darkroom. (be Well-Known AUtamabll* slip out as cards or mdlfU markers are Baleimsn, S*y. of Mirtln's Daar Old Husband. given to doing. Liver Medlclns _ * The superstition about the word Our Eyeglasses. ’husband’' 1# not yet slain. Recently -®?.* °,f die latest to add his unTh’a suggestion for the use of lenses k philologist went Into a church and ?i.a 1ICl,. c,|dorscment to Maytin’s fpr the euro of eye defret*-waH mndo , ' ! ' r Medicine is •John Bunyon Jobnjo,, «f Maej^.Ga. In'* letter .by Roger Bacon, tlio great* scientist of he |t y f J the thirteenth century. Doctor Lungtil,*.1 to report dim Down made this interesting state­ have taken Ttt^rtin’i Liver- ment, but added tbut the rooking of * tdminc arid- 6bt«Hrtl most dqiir- tho spectacle*' was -carried out by cer­ *c remits,—Martin's Liver Medl- tain Italians. The scientific .phjslclryna 'band" of ' "e I'lcasaht to the (aste, does o f lliose days,.however, advised their from laughing aloud.. The tlio word“ husband" Is merely n cor. ,:,Ji'c nrif , inconvenience the , 1,1 -"‘ V way. It acts positively patients rot to have tpetn Iwcauro tliey ruptlon of tho Bfamllnavlno "bonde," • ' Jr| Kcntly upon the liver and it did - not know tho true thepry upon a peasant—Exchange. • . , " T "I'inion that it is s’uperior’ to which they weso based. I — > hver medicine sold." Distorted. MvCf Medicine Is strictly « Escort (at sex play)—Doesn’t Iho au­ Sloth artd Industry. Rttablc - in ingredients, contains o lipiioiiou, ca]4tnel j, p|ea, ant to •"Sloth make* all .things dlfllcalt, but thor of thla drama bold tho mjrror up nature? . an‘* i* sold with the standing Industry pll easy, and he that rise* to Girl—Yen, hut' nature seems to bo late must trot all day utid scarce orirrthat, If if it does not not give give , late m us.. . . . the -JI?lce " le? !hat it docs effect desired, the empty bottle Itak* hlk lmslne«s nt night | while taxi making up an awful face, or else the <an **5 returned*to the drug store 's e n travels so slowly Hint povery ebon glass Is crooked 1—Town Topic*. t|j« SOC paid for it will be re- overtakes in.’’—Benjamin Franklin. Partially Concerted. .As a medicine for constif nt.IOn*,*|ck headache or-other tlvdbr Liv. V,onl?ch •troubles, Martin'# IvIdenUy some o flh * bionk verse SolHrn^I,d,ein* Is-without a pebr. 11 by druggists everywhere. beed to reed In school was so cnlled .. . I. . a_ i_ 'ik * enlnH* Itinr slight'tribute -to tbo minds that ‘ The war doesn't take away your favorite kind of cigar or cigarettes. Dut-how ubout. tho boys who are over on the other sldo fighting your fight? • . / Isn't it the right thing to let them hive their smokes "a* usual," too? The same good familiar kind they |ikcd hick home; and not make dim put up with French tobacco which, to in American smoTter's . tongue, tastes more like tabasco? BOWER, SanfortfFI* Famous for Data Palma. About rtoie.. . In Persia, anything bar an aquntae _ Bagdad’ !* famous for oapedally ftanose Is "off." E r«r quite a decent pored date jmliaa. .Tliorc are several snub-nose is well out of It. Put In famous date forests nbnut the (l?ltu,of Uganda a Indy- In chiefly souxbt on ac­ the Tigris and Euphrates.' One of tho count of'h er |i)dla-rubber nose. In mo?t Interesting and useful relics of Japan It must bo "tlp-tllted," hnTe • the Moorish civilization thnt remains heavenly direction, nnd.In Britain any In Spain la tho most wonderful palm Half ’.the cove had criticised Jess for sort of old noso will pass so Ions ns It grove In tho world. It might be called golng to the wchool—the other hnlf bad Is not everlasting' poking Itself Into a fit tine monument to the foresight been too stolid oven'for scorn. Learn* other people's'business.—London Tit* nnd careful husbandry of those unfor­ tunate people.—Exchange. ng was a name, nothing more—fit for nits. preachers perhaps, but for real folk n wasto and a weariness. So, Indeed, she had found the book part—but do­ 2353234823484853020153480153 ing things had been pare delight Dad and Buddy had expected J om to como homo high and full of air*. At first they had been almost sullen But certain Improvements la fare. In, general comfort, conjoined to her com­ radely nlcrtuc**, had worked on her aide. Mam had died suddenly—of courso it was right that Jess should care .for her mcnklnd. Dad and Buddy could not help hut bo proud of hor; Thls.cveu before they saw her In party nrrpy. There had been no thought of mourning—Mom had not believed In It—to tho scandal of tho neighbors. "Black’s for burjln’— let tho livin' wear rejoicin' dbthas," sho had said. Jess wore them, beautifully. Her soft, dull red woolen frock-with its creamy Taco, frills became her mar­ * Tires, Pedals, Saddles, Lamps^ Bells, Chains'* : velously. Even without tha help of It, Coaster Brakes, Built up Front and- Rear ' * sho was tho handsomest girl In tho room.' Buddy said serto himself, his Wheels aV.d overythinF .'or Ib' LLycle. . oyca tho whllo ranging tho throng, Bicycle Repairing A Specialty which stared at her os barnyard fowls * . t might stare nt a paroquet suddenly strajed nmong them. Ono did moro than stare—young I Boyce from over fi? Lumbcrtob, strang­ Motorcycle Casings and*Tubes, Motorcycle * er to the Cove, even to th'o mountains. Heretofore* ho bad wntched o|hcra Chains and Repair Links, Motorcycle Lamps ** piny on plea of Ignorance. Now as and Horns, Grips, Spark; Plugs, Gloves, Jess was seltcd and led out In the Goggles, Leggins, Motorcycle. Repairing. classic gamo of snap he thrust himself eagerly forward, hoping also'to be snnpped In. Tbo gamo makes - man nnd ntnld stnnd facing, holding hauds, thus forming “ tho stump" around which another man and mnld chase or ’ Automobibe Casings and Tubes, Tube Pat­ fleo from each other. Caught, tho cap­ ches, Blow-Out Patches, Spark Plugs,, Spot * tive becomes part of tho stomp, there­ Lights, Homs, Bumpers, Radiator 0r-- ' by making tlio gnmo highly, fluid. It was tho victor's privilege,, after plaenaments, Radiator Hose, Hose Clamp, Ing'thc captive properly, to knap thumb Radiator Compound, Fan Belts, Top Dresand finger nt tho next choice, always ; ■ sings; Liquid Veneer, Polish, Head Light snapping qomebody of tho.opposlto sex. Jess started to walk, but Boyco' Bulbs, Ford Head Light Dimmers, Ford snapped her masterfully—and led tS*r Lock Switches, Pedal Pads, Running Board a chase, Indeed, before uhe laid hands Mats, Valor Lifters, Tire Covers, (Ford o if him. “ Ill novor run from you In nnythlng else," ho whispered, his Up* Sizes), Hydrometers, Rim Contractors, almost nt her ear. Buddy noted It Pumps, Rump Hose and Connections, Con‘wlth'dnrklng eyes. Ho was Jealously trol Wires, Copper Tubing, Tool Boxes, Vcareful of his sister—BoyCo had tho Gasoline, Oils and Greases. namo In Lumborton of being free with tho girls. Hist shouldn't happen to Jess. 1Buddy wptqhcd hawkllko tho We cordially invite you to give us a trial. progress of (ha»gu'me. lloyco held Magpie’s hands'tight enough, but hail eyes only for Jess; darting nnd circling nbout him, eluding nimbly tho pursuit of Dan Dlnny* Magpie's bachelor ebusin, who was so slow and bashful he rarely camo.tb a pnrty. Catching L: X. BRYAN, Proprietor £ Jess at Inst, ho gnvo her a resounding smack, suylng .with a grin; “I kifowod yo wanted-'It.when yo.foiched mo out joro. All thA gnls docs—Booin' they ¥^ ’ Ml . . ... ’ . : ................ . " i ’...'.....'. can’t glt kl?sed ,nq otherways," “ YonTFlnko tlin’t back, iny frfend" lloyco wild through set teeth. Dnn grinned nheeplshly. "Ih-nnln’ tho bus? I don't kcer, nnd she's willin'." ■ 1 -> * o r n , STOCK BICYCLES — BICYCLE ACCESSORIES MOTORCYCLE ACCESSORIES AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES SANFORD CYCLE CO. 115 Park Ave. Next tfilnuto 7>nn lay fiat on his bnck, seeing star* eVokcd by tho Im­ pact of p scientific (1st on tho point of his Jnw, At snmo second Boyco wns ln tbo gr;ip of n giant, Buddy rbhrIng out'hoarsely: “ Unuenjtnnd, I’m' tin* fightof fer Aur ftinihly. You comb ouuhlo.and .let's settle'things." * As. they moved lo thc.doqr Dan got up heavily,-bate distorting his face. With a whoop ho was nftcr them brandishing the knife ho had whipped out of somo hiding place—a murderous tiliulo whoso handle already bora two notches. No man moved to cheek hint. Jess hnd been sure, sho hated Boyce, but there was no time for thought Sho saw her’ brother nnd Boyco locked In n wrestler** hug. Oblivious qf nil else, they strained and heaved. Dnn was lurching toward them, knlfo high, gurgling rather thnn speaking: “ Bud­ dy lo* got Lo’ go I Lcmpio send that carrion wliar hit belong*—ter tho bmtsurds." Tho wrestler* did not hear, or, hear­ ing, did not heed. Buddy hnd twico lifted Boyco clear, Intending Jo throw him flat Twice ho had been balked by a catlike twist as ho mndo to re­ lease hi* adversary-’ Now Boyce had got a strangle hold and was using It cruelly,-blood drumming* In his cars shutting out Dan’* threats, n o was lost unless hw heard. Jess darted to­ ward him, Don thrust out a hugo foot, tripping her ,deftly. But like a flash sho was up—had thrown herself protret Ingly In front of Boyco and thus caught In her own white shoulder tho thrust Dan aimed for Boyce's threat. Silence fell liko n pall over tho.babble. Boyce caught Jess as sho wns falling, lald-her down, and stnnihed a# befct he might the yvclllng: blood; Af­ ter n look at .It .Buddy laid hold on Dan to throttle him. Other band* tore Ms away, their*owners saying, signifi­ cantly: "We’ll do'better'll that, Bijcl —glvo him all ho deserves." •Jos* heard anil’ understood. Dan would bo lynched.’ . Faintly sho tried to rise up­ on her elbowv crying wenklyi “Don't, don't, neighbor* I Don’t do murder l Thl* Qn accident" , t Then she fainted dead away, bnt her protest saved Dnn. Herjiurt, though Severe, was not mortal. Long before It was fully healed all the Cove knew and rejoiced that aa soon as she waa , strong enough shV would be taken firaj to Lumberton, then do to. i far fine house, where, the elder. Boyces would be more than happy to welcome her as a daughter. <Copfright,-Bit )gr Uis McCtare Newapa-; Sanford, Florida T1IF. U N I V E R S A L C A R To get the maximum of sorvice from your Ford car. it mij.it have cnivfu] nttchtion from time to time; a little "tuning up" to keep It running pmothly always adds to its power anti endurance.. To he assured of the best mechani­ cal service and the use’ of genuine Ford materials, bring yoitr car .here where you get practical Fcrd experience, and the regular Ford parts. Ford prices, axed by the company, are the same everwhere. Touring Car $360, Runabout $345* Sedan $6-15,*Coupelet $505, Town Car $61)5—all f. o. b. Delroit. On dis­ play and for sa!e by C. F, WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS ‘ Salesman 3 HITS BLACK WHITE TAN I0C J F-a-«,*vI’ �October PAGE h )lii b« a good investment, because ho would b j so disgusted at tho outset that he would stir ui up and set us oversee the-ditch digging, ' . Leesburg Is-a corporation owning to.'do tho part we are/ao supinely something over a' million dollars' neglect! ng.->-Lecaburg Com merdal. . worth of property. It Is a compact' Florida's Crop Report little corporation and tho stockholdThe following7summary crop re­ ' "Saving is the first principle of all success. It cr ers, vMth their little blocks of stock port for the state of Florida' as com­ dence, It gives a young man standing,, fills him with i —their homes and Olelr* places of piled by. th i. Bureau .of Crop Es­ ulntes him the proper energy; In fact it brings him to business— live doso ‘ together and aI UnMnlHAHj. a m #] M n nln H f-m nn f timates Department of Agriculture dwell usually in harmony. will be Interesting: •* The business nocessary to be Corn!—October 1 forecast, 44,transacted *by Leesburg as a corpora, 200,000 bushels; production last year to-day, b y opening an account with us. tlon la not complci when it Is com­ December estimate, 12,600,000 bush-: pared to that of a-Commerdal or in­ els. CAPITAL $30,000.00 . SURPLUS $15,000.00 dustrial organisation capitalized at a Oats,— Preliminary estimate, 714,million dollars. It would not re­ 000 bushoTa; ’ production last y**r, quire an extremely high salaried December estimate, 900,000 bushels. man to handle the municipal affairs. Tobacco,— October' 1 forecast, , Oh the other hand, no day laborer or 8.240.000 pounds; production last one who is satisfied with the wages year, December- estimate, 3,025,000 of a day laborer is competent to pounds. manage .this million dollar munici­ STEVENS C. M. HAND 0 . L. TATtQR ,. R. R. DEi Potatoes.—October 1 forecast, 1,pality, but a city manager, qualified 1.610.000 bushefs; production last ' v k * -iw e .i pt L. W.OODRUFF Vks-PnsMaat AsstCufc to manage* our municipal affair* is year, December estimate, 1,110,000 entitled lo a’ good salary—say one of bushels. T H E B A N K T H A T IN SU R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S about $3,600 ■a -year, the alio of the Sweet Potatoes October 1 fore­ one* Don McMullen decided was too cast, . 3,390,000 bushels; production small* for him as attorney for the last year, December estimate, 2,600,-. Florida railroad commission. 000 bushels. hearts; the sunshine *of tfabtnorae; realized that we must have help or As a municipality wo may as well All hay.— Preliminary estimate, favorable for general harvesting admit thpt we are lacking in pro­ 69,POO tons; .production latt year, work,( and It was pushed with en­ generous, affectionate and loyal, a give up our work, that tho contribu­ ergy.-* Tho corn crop is about .har­ warm friend and loving wife, Saidco tions big and small would pour into gress. A large number of our stock­ December estimate, 80,000 tons. #■— has beorf taken-in the flower of her our tftaamy, * holders are individually progressive Cotton, — September 26 forecast, vested In all divisions, and the IaJt too’ much, then to ask or you and''have forced our municipality 46.000 hales; .production last year, bright sunshiny days wero very fa­ beautiful young womanhood to into the liqicllght by their individual census, 41,449 bales. ' - / . vorable for haying, much ’of which dwell with , the angels in heaven. to insert In your very riext'issue an She ia not dead,- but alcepeth, to urgent appeal in behalf of our work efforts. Out, unliko other corpora­ Oranges.—October 1 conditio^. 66, was gathered in splendid condition. tions our stockholders do not vote in compared with the 10-year average Cotton picking was Weil *advanced; await on the othcf/shorc the loved which-baa already this year provided good homes, aid or Cart for over 700 and tho crop has been generally pick­ ones sho' leaves behind her here. proportion to tho stock they hold. of 81* * ■ *, helpless,, homclsa and needy little Tho memory of her sunny disposi­ ed. It is known that the boll wee­ Each stockholder has his own vote, .Grapefruit.— October 1 condition vil did great damogo in all districts, tion and happy smile .is Indellibly ones from every portion of the state. regardless of how many shares ho 62, compared with tho ten-year aver­ and damago ‘is still being done wher- impressed upon the hearts of sor­ First of all, we must have monyy possesses. Because of thst, tho pro­ age of 79. ever a top crop is found Canc has rowing friends and "Saidce-’ ’ will gress of our corporation as a whole -P rices.—The first price givoo be­ improved, but more rain is needed never bo forgotten, haa been notably backward. Indi­ low ia/tho avorage on Octobor 1 this some localities; peanuts are generally vidual effort is carrying our.business Tho funeral acrvlccs were conduct year, and the second tho average on good as are sweet potatoes, although beyond our caliber. cd by Rev. F. E. Stclnmeyer of the October 1 last year: some reports thdicate that the latter As an instance, take our main Corn, 128 nnd 89. Oats, 111 and crop is somewhat below expecta­ Methodist church and Dr. E., D. streets. For a municiaplfty drawing 72. Potatoes, 179 and 166. Hay; Brownlee of the Presbyterian. A more trade from outlying districts $17.90 and $16.90 per ton. Cotton, tions. Velvet beans, corn, cane and selected choir consisting of Mrs. and from greater distance than any 38.0 and 22.0 cents per pound. truck were badly damaged ,b^ the Claude Herndon, Mrs. Frnhk Wood­ recent storm in tho extreme western ruff, Messrs. Chss. Polk and S. O. other town our site within a hundred Eggs, 40 and 30 cents pci1 dozen. Citrus -fruits arc coloring, counties miles, we must admit to ourselves Shinholscr rendered two beautiful and pomo grapefruit has been ship­ very frankly—and visitors and cus­ selections, "Abide with me" ’and ped. Tho soil is generally in good tomers oven more frankly remind us "Nearer my God to Thee.” Tho condition for fall truck. •--that our main streets are a disnctlvo pall bearers were' Messrs. grace, You could tell the minute Arthur Yowell, L. P. McCullar, you crossed the town lino on tho Special Musical Service Archie Betts, R. M. Wslthour nnd (Contlnucd from pige 1) Dixie Highway,' even if there was no at tho Church of the Holy Cross, Judgo Ifousholdcr, Honorary pall sign to inform you. ’ Outside the '’Sunday, October 14th, upon.the oc­ bearers were Messrs. Clarence MaGeorge Hyman, O. L. Taylor and town the sand clay roads- arc smooth casion of tho' dedication "ofThfriiow honey, Ed. Lane, Billy Hill BraxR. J. Holly. TJw Seminole county and easy to ride over. Insido tho ton Perkins and Brodlo Williams. commissioners were represented by pipe organ. town' wo have a' graduated series of Ancient of Exquisitely beautiful were the floral Processions! Hymn. E. H.* Kilbefc (End with tho Board of bump-the-bumps. There nro two offering*, ■ Lovely and of perfect va­ Trade delegates Mr. Kllboo worked Days." Psalm (Chant), "O, riety were the designs nnd bouquets in harmony and Scminolo was placed street—presented to us as an ndverLord." that completely covered the grave on the map official , * with -* % recognizance. «r tiscmdnt by the Potrpac people and Kyrlo Elicson (Lord,- have mercy and surrounded It. Tho quantity of The St. Johns River Scenic Route upon us) Communion service in flowers •and thi funeral cortege .was the Crystal River , Rock Company. We do not recall that a formpl vpte will be one of the most poulsr routes "F " (Stainer). * .' probqbly tl.fc largest- ever seen, in of 'thanks was ever extended these in Florida and with tho state aid Sanford;•' ,/ ” • .Gloria Tibr (Glory',be t o ’ Thee) • should be built in time for tho tour­ people by our municipality. Communion service irt"F " (Stainer). ist travel in ‘ the. early part o f ‘ next CHILDREN NEED HELP Wq have no sower system., Nice • Hymn of Decdication,' "Angel year, as most of the connecting links thing to admit In this enlightened vblces ever -singing," . . ore being built now. It stprts. at age, isn’ t it? < First 'thing they install ilymrt before sermon, " T e n ‘ thouJacksonville with. the. excellent ’ road when an army cnntoqmcnt- is planto Black Point where thousands of .nod fs 'a sower system, even out in soldier hoys .are being trained nnd I)<!ar Friend:—With a-deficit of tie woods , / ''Health nnd common seen —from the Holy this road will be. rondo wider nnd $262.1,43 faejng our society—a Home do coney"— remember the hullabaloo All things' •Offertory Sentence, better sotnc $360,00ft to l{p spent full" of orphans and homelcSs c)ij1that term raised? demand it. 'come; of Thee, O Lord.1 hero .by Du var co u n t/ From* here Communion service in F" (Stain drrn from1wee bubcs'on up, awaiting If that til knocking, make the most good family homes—with ah *yore r )..' ‘n’ . of It! We affirm that the knocker ia ngo of,three now little onei roferr-'d the man who went to the polls nnd lino. ) Putnam county V almost fin­ Sursum Corda (We lift out,hearts) to us fur homes nnd care 'dcly-'wilji voted jlown thcao. things' wo need, ished through the county and all Sanctus (Holy, Holy, Holy Lord). other; orphanage . nnd cltilifp'q,’* biting the hand thht feeds him. Yes, that i^ tacking In this coiihty..will bo Benedlctus Qul Vcnl (Blessed is Homo in the* state filled IB over­ just that! Rcrnuso it ia not<Uy any built at once.’ -Part of the connect­ He that cometh). flowing nnd the' necessity of.stfcuring virtue of our own ns u municipality* ing link in Volusin has riot bpen •Agnus Dei (O Lamb of God). , immediate, financial aid or give up built but the county commisaioptra our glorious*. work (generally con­ .Gloria in Excrjsis, Old Chant. give assurance that it will be. Sem­ ceded , to, 1b e. "Florida's ‘ KrCntent. Nunc Dimitis, Turk’ inole county is built from the* Volu­ charity.^ 'we ferl compelled to’ Ask To Dcum in "F ," Dykes. sia county* lino at the drawbridge at tho nitl of-you^ newspaper-in. pre­ Recessional Hymn, "Tho Sor Monroe through tho ontiro length of senting our'needs to the good people tho county to tho Orango county Man goes forth to war." .of >-onr community, for wo sincerely Organ J’ ostlude, Hessa. Uno and built with brick and it gavo believe that If these gpod folks really tho Seminole- ’ county delegates a thrill of pride when this was- made Evening apparent to tho Highway ComOrgan Prelude, "M -,^niss!op. : * . Schubert. . 1 V T.}i'us it-will be soon .that tho &t. ^ Processional Hymn, ' ThqGhurch Johns River Sccnle Route is one of one foundation" 1 tho principal trunk fines ot.the state Gloria, Kcttlo and everyone Hying in' tho counties Magniflrat (M y soul doth magni­ of Duval, jClay,. Putnam, Volusia, fy), Kettle ’ Seminole and adjoining counties . Nunc Dimittis (Lord now lettest > should pull for the completion of the thou) “ Clemens * > 1 great hlghwny that this promises to Hymn, " I .heard the- sound of the business o f war In all o f its grim ' givo tho state of Florida. voices" Offertory . Solo.. "These are they reality is occupying the attention of .. which come"— from tho Holy City plstrlct I. O. O. 7 Meeting our country. * -------- ----•Odd Fellows of Sanford Lodge aro (Gaul) making preparations for “ the.'enter­ Vesper Hymn, Selected. Its requirements are men, material Recessional Hymn, "Hark, Ilark tainment of tho district meeting of and .money. the lodges of the 12th district which my soul." ' | * ■ Organ Poatlude, Alleluia, Hansen. will bo held hero on October 22nd. M any are pledging their lives, to our In the afternoon 'from 4 to 6 will Qiartctto and cjmrus choir, be an open mooting to which all are Country’s cause. Soloist for morning service, Mrs. invited. In tho evening both tho Rebekaha and Odd Fellowa will con­ Lucille Aspinwall Tsksch, Labor is supplying the energy',neces- . Soloist for evening service," Mrs. fer degrees, the work being put on sary to produce, the material equip . •Emms Abbott Lyman by tho visirora. Organist, M rs.’ Fannie Jjtcmbridgc ment. 5 . . * It Is hoped’ that the lodges-f^om ^ the district will bo well represented Munson. and tho memhers from the Sanford You are.not asked to give^nroffjy.tb lodge .aro urgently requested to turn s. In Memorlam lend your, m oney, at interest, to’S h c out aind. holpspntertain the visitors. From tho homo of hir parents, Government through the.,purchase of Mr. and Mrs. T. W, .Williams of this city, the funeral of Mrs. Wiley B, Liberty Edwards was . held on Saturday , af ternoon at half past two o’clock, the A 8 an A m e rica n ;--co o p e ra te Interment being In LakOview ceme­ tery. Vfe handle subscriptions. . The “ house and grounds- w-cro thronged with enlarge concourse of .friends who came to pay the last up to The iiaslneu that has been tribute of love and friendship to 'the i^ d tio h a i ; forced upoq .us,, a t . k: nnd use It ea a foundation upon which to - build greater and evcli ’ greater . business,, and treat .our tustoipbra and. oiir> pelves fairly before the jrity manager, no matter whet we pay him, can ac­ complish much. But a live one, even under preeent conditions, would which prevailed oyer the section wee. mother and father, the idol at their commission does not have to go-out THESANFORDHERALD and perform the manual labor 'and • B. J. HOLLY, Editor W.' M. HAYNES, Baslaeaa. Manager Pvblkiwd Xnrf TuwdiJ FiVUj THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Sir Thomas-Lipton Said:- PEOPLES BANKOF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA alk about patriotism of the press, the editor, tho business man­ ager and the -superintendent of the Sanford H erfcld are ail members of the Homo 'Guards.— Kissimmee Ga xctt$. Now is the time to rc&pcn the Sanford ci.ty market again and the farmers- should begin bringing .in the fresh vegetables and bthcr coun­ try produce and sell it at- the market placo os they did last spring. The Sanford City Market has been re­ ceiving some very favorable ,c6mmont all. over the country and it should bo reopened bigger and better than ever* The meeting to discuss the com­ mission form of government ,has been of great'benefit to thp commu­ nity for it hns brought to the atten­ tion of the people that they should take a greater interest in. city affairs, county affslra nnd national aflalrs and when this has. been accomplished some good is bound to result, v lt 'is when a people or a country forget their government that they .fail in their duty and lax government is the result. . .Govcvior Catta is gcttln* better and in‘.a-r,e’>rtf speech a .id this wns a good time to get together and help each other. That ha had made mistakes and expected-to rialfc more of them just as any ordinary mortal would and this thought plucu; him back among in eemm'-n people in­ stead of pjitting him on th" ped'nta' that some of his ardor t admirers tried tp dq early in the g m -. Ho is just an Ordinary A meric-n oitix. n, oio more, no loss . nnd when he is placed right ho will bo understood right. We have placed him and if he stays there we will stand with him but we b a v < ? b o o n in thi nesa of worshipping idols of any sort. A SALARIED fclTY MANAGER As the tiny «p^>roach<2 fur hom­ ing some new oily uflicinls wo-^ri again most fore tfilfly re minded* of the desirability rff trnnrformln" *-;ur itntiquutcd-system.of civic work'into ^ho n^wer form of etflclent managejnent of civic aflaira; Instead cf th< /present liurdens hcapfd upon citi.*zcns who aeryo *an city cduncilm -n /or prncLieally nj’ *pi*y, tho modern method is to employ n City manager who is responsible to a city commission (or tho affairs of tho municipal­ it y . Tho commission, like tho prosVtX ‘city council, makes the rules under which the work shall be.per.formed, but, unliko the council,* tho The Best There Ia Af THE HERALD OFFICE YELLOW 8ECOND SHEETS i Dtti Grad* 600 Bheeta $1.00 V 100 Sheets - .20 •* ■ * •* •« * Second Crode., 600 Sheets $ .60 - , 100 Sheets - ,16 * WHITE'SECOND SHEETS 600 Sheets $1.00 • lOOBheeU*- .20' .. Sanford, Florida Office Supply Dept PHONE 141 tin �...... w -V£; IrewgBwcsflvra PAGE FITS Little IU p p e n ln g i-rM e n tlo n of M » « e « In B rief— Personal I/ems of Interest ' H..W.Wood. representing the *HonOulUIrda Works with headquarters In Nsw.York City is hero the guest of his sister, Mi*. John Olckeiu. Mr. Wood’s work carries him to tho far ends of the earth and ho (s reluming now from a trip through Cuba and South American countries. ^ . day night’s- park function expenses. •These expenses, adding boat cost for the Enterprise trip, footed* up nearly 160, of which $10 was paid by Chair­ man Bronson of tho flpance-commit­ tee. Reducing the remaining amount of $50, the below, voluntary ’contributlona are gratefully acknowledged by the entertainment coramjttoe: F. FT Dut'ton, $10, Forrest lik e $10, C. E. Woods free use of boat, Man­ ager Rlnos of the Public Utilities Co. free wiring and lights, L. R. Philips and Dr. Bouchelle smaller but like­ wise highly appreciated amounts, a total of over $20, Drt Neal Is Called D r.'T . A, Neal has been called into service and will leave today-U possible. Dr. Neal has the rank of Captain In the Medical Corps of the National Army and expects to sce| service In France before he returns to Sanford. agaW We hate to see hlm_gp J jwL F J JfQuid nflt have him stay if ho thin ns ho can better servo his country by going for.Dr. Neil Is one of the most patriotic, true blue Americans in our midst and can be depended upon to do his duty as he sees It^wherever he may be called. Sport Hats; Felts & _Velvets ------- ■ ■■---- - __ * v ~ A Beautiful Assortment embracing the Latest Shapes and Colors In Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. :: :: :: S a f i 8j.a trl t o n G u a r a n t e e d . All school books will be found at Mobley’a drug atore.- Also full lino of achool supplies. 2-Ac guuurr of the Floating Small Little Klnchen Powers, son of Col. Tilk* Socclnctij Arranged for A. K. and Mrs, Powers of tho cast Harried Herald Headers tide was badly Injured last Saturday fTl 4 l l l H H * 11 Ff * * * * * * * * * by falling on a play cart and waa a Hoik end family of Ster- brought to Dr. Neal who rendered she succeeded in adding another run flest, Vico Admiral kon Capollo, the Unt III. have arrived tn thin city medical aid to tho little fellow and ; Morgan Broke IHs Arm to her list to tho last half. Minister of Marlpo, is quoted' In • S w i l l ipend, the winter on -their bo Is recovering, * W. L. Morgan, tho popular repre­ Paper Hanging and Painting Ono more run was made in tho Berlin dispatch as saying: tun »t Cameron City. No. AGO will euro Chills and Thousands of now samples of wal sentative of tho Stewart Groover last half of the aevonth and two in " I t is unfortunately a sad fact that Rtmtmbfr the benefit card party Cover. It is the most speedy rem­ paper for you to select from. Sam­ Drug Co., and citizen of Sanford-bad th r ’last 6f tho eighth. the Ruaslan rovolktlon turned tho i f the Woman's Club October 18th. edy wo know. - s . 8G-36t ple*'will bo brought to your door the misfortune to break his arm Chicago here changed pttchere but­ heads of some persons in our naky Steefit Red’ Cross. l^ tc Tho musical part of the-Rrothcr- upon request. I also do decorating Wednesday while cranking hla Ford ting In Danforth, who,auccedcd in and Introduced revolutionary Go to Mobley’s -drug store for hood entertainment Wednesday • and painting as It should bo done. at Loughman. Ho received medical keeping the Giants from scoring dur­ ideas among them. Their insensate tour lehool books. Phone 294. 2-tfc night waa one of tho finest outdoor F. W; Tcmporton, 108 Palmetto attention at once and la taking an ing the remainder of tho inning. plan was to recruit, representative* enforced vacation while hla arm is The game was called at tho end of on a,! the ships to' causo the crews Mr*. Ti W. Gotzen and tittle* son, concerts over enjoyed here. It is Ave., one door from First street. * • • 96-tf in a sling. the firs: half of the ninth; when Cbl- -to refuse to obey orders, to paralyxo -Wrndrl are home ogaln after several estimated that a thousand .people, • cago h.d foiled to score. wero present to. listen to and ap­ m is ipent pleasantly with relatho (Icet and forco peace upon tho Mayor Davison Returns' At the Preabyterian Chtfrch Chicago made seven hits and no country. plaud same. Our city musicians, • tire* In Connelly Springs, N .'C . j The many friends of Mayor J. D Sunday school at 9:45. Church error-: New York 10 hits and 1 under direction of Band Master Rab-My-’tlsm — Antiseptic, * Ano"It Is proved tljat the principal Davison ar« glad to see him home serklccs at 11. At the evening ser­ error. Gallagher, excelled thomsolves; Mrs, agitator IfS this building . l e g y Julius Takach’s soprano vol^> never again after a month's vacation spent vices the pastor will begin a scries of Senes now- tanda two and two. With the conferred ..Independent socialist fao ticaT'"' *■ •' 8G-35t at Hot ; Springs, * Virginia. The lectures on "The Second Coming of tion.in the Reichstag, explained .h'la • Hr,, H. Stecnback and Miss appeared to better .advantage; Mrs. mayor looks the picture of health Christ’ ', All are cordially Invited to Robert Herndon’s cornet was rich Edith- Reeves of Apopka were the and say* that he is feeling better attend, the evening services begin­ •Woman’ s Club Notes— Welfare Dept. plana to Deputibs DIttmonn, Haase and beautiful as ever; -and Messrs. It seems appropriate that.tho Wel­ and. Vof’ thorr nnd obtained their nrwwt* of Mrs. Kugcno Speer whllo than he has. in years. ning at scyeh o'clock. E. T. .Woodruff, J. D. Parker, K. R. fare Department should start out an-1 Yogi'uiK and obtained their apattending thc: Wesleyan Federation. Murrell and F. P. Forster In male . its year’s work so well equipped with pt'ovfl. Dste for the benefit card party at quartette thoroughly delighted the Wo desire to call especial atten­ i Taylor,s Sale "1 catrici -make a statement here­ all Uj machinery In good order, and the Woman’s Club changed from big crowd that swarmed, Central tion to Columbia Record 1685, Tho ^anfqrdihn's had many sales dur­ be privileged to hear at the first on thu subsequent, event which oe; October 19th to the 18th at 3:p. mr Park. All were Instatontlyoncorcd. Star Spangled Banner, aung by Mias ing the lifetime of The Herald, but meeting, Oct, I3th, '3 o'clock, Mrs. curred in tho navy. The 'few per-*’ ■’ ' Ektrybody invited. . Price 50c. Margaret Woodrow Wilson. This it remained for L. L. Taiyor of tho J. A, Hcndte, state chairman of sons ho forgqt their honor and’’ Public Stenographer — Room G , 16*2tc Garner Woodruff Bldy., Phone 271. rcclrd fs dedicated to tho Red Cross, 3-inl store to start a sale on Sunday. civics. • The messago Is an Inspiring their duty suffered the penalty which and 25 cents from the sale of each of At .lent that ia tho information car­ one,' "A * Your community, So Yoqr thoy deserved. I can only^say that The many friends of Mr., and Mrs. Mra. Powell. * p-tf theso records goes to tho. Red Cross. ried by the page advertisement in state.” Sindy Anderson will bo pleased to the rumors hich a rojn circulation V The entertainmont committee of Ask to hear 2332, "Goodbye Broad­ Tuesday's Herald. iesrn that Mrs, Anderson la recover­ This Is an Open day to tho club are Immeasurably exaggerated, ' The tho ‘ Wesleyan Brotherhood, Messrs. way, llelty Franco. However, when Mr. Taylor was and its friends nnd all who are Inter­ combative forco of tho'“navy was ing from a recent operation for ap­ F. P. Forster, E. A. Douglass, chm., Gtbson & Wallace. interviewed by Tho Ilorsld man re­ ested in a City Beautiful. * pendicitis which was performed at pot threatened for a single moment and E. T. Woodruff, accy,, dispensed 13-tf garding this new innovation in sales the hospital In Pittsburg In which and thinga will remain so,” The Clean-Up Campaign follows to tho delegates, visitors and others he was informed that tho dato should Wednesday’s meeting. It.is most de­ city they wero visiting at the time at the Wednesday evtning enter­ Heard tho Governor have been Friday tho 12th instead sirous that our town and surround­ Mr*. Asdcrson was atrickcn, • tainment, eleven gallons of ico cream Lecture-on Trachoma Dr. Hyman, O. L. Taylor and R. ot the 14th. At spy rote the public ing country get "cleaned up and i i . t Sundny at Woodland Park, and over two thousand Nabiscos, J. Holly, who' represented tho San­ Dr, John McMullen, surgeon U. S will find plenty of bargains.at the dressed up" before our tourists and October Hth. 14-2t Afternoon Teas and .Tokens, The ford Board of Trade and E. H. KllPublic Health Service will give an Taylor sale whether they call Friday, frionds'grect us and we want to make illustrated lecture on Trachoma, a park was brilliantly lighted, the pat­ Howard Lyman and Col.. Haines bee who represented the Seminole Saturday or Monday.' Needless to sure we caa greet them with shining disease of tho eye, at the High riotic decorations were in good taste «l Altamcntc wero In tl o city yescounty commissioners at tho good state the store will not bo open Sun­ vseant lota. Home door yards must School Auditorium Monday evening terday railing on their many fi lends. and effective, nnd tho tables were re­ roads meeting at Tallahassee on day. soon be covered with flowers: n't 7’ o’clock. Tho citizens of tho on . Howard was onroute home from splendent in floral, garniture and Wednesday liad tho pleasuro of hear­ May we hare a little personal de­ tiro town and Surrounding communl JaekiohviJIe where ho spent a fow service-ware beauty, arranged by the ing Governor Catta in an address Chief Worked It Up mocracy and thus with our names tics arc urged to attend tho lecture. artistic finders -of the charming In­ before that meeting. The Governor day* on business. In the case of the negroea being in flowers as individuals of Florida Dr.. McMullen la n skilled specialist dies of our city. mado a Stirring appeal to those proExpensive Hemstitching Machine arrested the other night for stealing with largo oxporionce in tho treat­ and say "1 urn tho * 1810." Just installed at- the millinery shop • No. 6G6 will cure Malaria or Bil­ ent to uphold the government in and carrying off groceries from ment of Trachoma, Thu lecture . Mrs. H. S. Modghton, every way during the war' times and of Mrs. If. L. Duhnrt. . Ladles of ious Fovcr. It kills the germs. Spencer's store tho real w9rk of mak­ will not only be intcfcatlpg, but high­ * . • Chaitman. also gave some good ideas on tho 8G-36t Sanford are invited to call and boo ing the net ready for tho catch was ly instructive. Admission free. value of good roads in times of war Music Department , The Wesley Brotherhood enter­ this machine in operation. Fourth dohe by Chief Tillls and whllo his This department begins its. year's tainment committee wish to express as well as in times of peace, Tho ad­ name was not mentioned in tho first and Sanford Ave. 13-tf At the Congregational Chnrch warm appreciation of and thanks to dress was well received nnd brought account it was because lie Is the head work next Tuesday, Oct. lGth, at J3 Robert Nolly and Pierce Griffin forth great applause. The Seminole "God and Man in Cooperation, or o'clock with a most interesting pro­ the ladies of the Methodist, the Pres­ of the police force and tho credit is are rero cring from an operation delegation also had tlm pleasure of Tho Lord'sEffort to do Buslncsl on gram of American music, A full at­ byterian, tho Baptist and the Con­ attached to all, of. them who had. a for removal of tonsils and. Adenoids tendance is anticipated ns not only Smtlj Capital," wjlt bo tho subject gregational societies for their hearty, speaking with the governor after- hamj in this haul. [irformed by Dr. T. A. .Jfcal and department members are urged to considered in connection with tho energetic assistance in Wednesday wnrd nnd were honored with an invi­ Dr. Tolar at tho Neal hospital. tation to visit With him at the man­ be there with their friends as well. mornipg worafiip. In tho evening nighi’s function - at the park; to , KoWThelr PlgB sion. hut being pressed for time they As before Btated the small sum of 10 the. pastor will give an exposition of Manager Rines and Sahford Public Lyman Bros., or otherwise the Prayer of Moses tho M an..of— could not accept the kind invitation. cents admission will be asked, ns has Service Co., for lights, freo; also to God,” or th<Y*ntnoTioth Paslm. Lyman Twins sold a:few of their been the custom heretofore... the City Band, soloists and gentle­ pigs this week, not having quito a The chairman, Mra. Fox, would Noltce Tho meetings of the Christian En­ men of tho quartette who so effi­ City licenses became duo October, car load and shipped them to Wil­ like to notify those members not ct deavor Sodoty nro attended-by an „ ciently aided in making tho affair de­ liams £r Dennis at the stock yards having n copy of tho by-laws that increasing number and full ’of in-' lightful for our visitors; and to the 1st, 1917. Kindly call and pay same in Jacksonville whero they brought they will bo Sblc to procour one at tercat. Tho subject for this coming •' boat owners, especially to Mr. C. E. and avoid any penalty that may be the nice sum of 17)4 cents a pound. this meeting. It is urged upon each Sunday is "What is CominU.^i 'imposed, for doing business without Woods who made it possible for thu The pigs brought -the price because member to read these by-laws under­ You." . license. • . . seventy-five or more delegates so de­ t'hc l.ytnanB know thnt the proper standing^ ns it is proposed to con­ Jas. C. Roberts, Tho music for tho day will bo of siring to mako the trip to Enterprise City Tax Collector., fed for tho proper pigs is either cow duct tho nffairs of tho department special interest as always, undor tho and there- inspect the Orphanage; 13-4tc ^_ ■ peas oV corn in order to make good strictly in accordance therewith • card of Mrs. Tnkach and Mrs. Fryo. . not forgetting the kindness of, the firm and .hard meat. Any other tlijcl DoLand Pprty Hero auto dwners nnd all others who lent ,’ f~ German Navy Revolts Cashier Tutcn of the First Na­ bf hogs will not bring a good price. a lulling hand in the"undertaking.’ One of Life* Compensations. Copenhagen, ct, 10..~ In an­ tional Bank of DoLnnd, Cashier Tho Lyman' Bros, arc making good It Is ono of Ihe'most beautiful pom* Frodt Bermuda Onion Seed, direct Boyd of the Volusia County‘ Bank, at their farm near Forest City and nouncing to tho Reichstag' yesterday prnsntlous of this life,-tjint no man can frem TenerllTo just arrived. L. Allen pow have one of tho .best herds of that a pldt had been discovered in ilncercly try to help another without Clnyton Codrington of tho DoLnnd rr, Scod Co., Railroad Ave. I3-3tp • '. .v \ News and Mra. Ernest Rowland, registered Duroc Jerseys In the the German navy' to perfllytG tho bclplng himself. i Dr. George Hyman, 0. L, Taylor daughter of Chris. Codrington,.editor county. Tho hogs sold the othor and R. J. Holly of this city nnd of the DeLand News were in the day were not registered stock but, a County Commissioner E. A. Kilbce city today and In company with few half breeds that they raised from - *. * . of Geneva huvj returned from Tulla- 11. J. Holly drove out to tho cotton inferior stock. hrsffe where they represented the gin and grist, mill of L< A. Brumlcy Convicts Bids Rejected niejt’n j of the Stato Highway Com­ on Celery avenue. Volusia county Tallahassee, Oct. 10.—(Special.) — mission and represented-.the Sanford capital is looking after tho cotton *-* * * * * •/ • ♦ ‘ Bosrd'Of Trade and Seminole county. and corn proposition and tho mill All. bids for the lease of tho state convicts to private corporations and . ■ . * ,f „ , » . i. ~* --f^ J J. C. Telford of "Arcadia i s / the hero was thoroughly gone into in individuals .w^-o rcjcctod today by rumley, . It Osnt«kin»rta«aato*Ai guest of his brothers, L. M.* Telford company with Mr. 1f Your country is one of the Allies and the.. • pleased the >DeLand delegation so tho Board of State Institutions. The aftd S, S. Telford. Varsityfifty fi.e for fall; thfr , fullness of its* response in ; the'interests-of * board decided to readvcrtlse and will Born to Mrs, and Mrs. E. D. well that they made Mr. Brumley i* one of several variators; a receive new bids until 10 o'clbck civilization is unparalled in the Worlds hls^ ■«- . promise that ho would attend a meet­ stylaan suit fbr the man who Tyler of Lisbon, Oct, 9th, a fine Friday iporn!n%, -Oct. 19. At that ing of the DeLand Commercial Club '»*nts a three - button sack. tory. - • . • boy. .‘ The‘ little fellow will bo called time do bids tgrjll bo -considered in tho-nesf future and give them a B. D., Jr. which are undor $300 per capita per U President-Wilson puts' the situation ;con: 4 - ’ '■ talk an cotton and corn, Mrs. L. M. Telford, Mrs, J, F. year’, and all btda must’ be accom* cretely. •* ’• ‘ a Hoolchan and children and J. C. pnpied by certified check or cash. • Admit One Only, Telford motored over to Lisbon H "The time has come to conquer o r submit’ V rotor was left In tho bouse and told There wcr6 more than thirty bidders. Wednesday afternoon to visit Mrs, not to leave until mother returned The convicts are now’ being1 lease “ For us there is but one cm>icc—We’; h*Ve*, * -Y ; L. M.. Telford’s hew nephew, E, D. from the store. When she come back for only $176 per mi , but tho • * made it” " . . * .. ” Tyler, Jr. she found a sheet of paper on the door Board feels that labor Is worth more THAT’S the kind of '1 Mrs. David Speer has returned saying: “I’m playing glth Ray. Tho than that now. x clothes you.like to U Food, clothing and ammunition musVlje prd- l V from a-trip' to relatives at Amcrlcus, key Is under_thc rock on the step. No kuy. That's the kind vided for our soldiers. Back them heart * Georgia, fend Dave la happy again. one but mother go In." New York Wins.Last Game and soul.. ' • ' sell) and they're W. M. Haynei, business manager Now York, Oct. l'l.— Overcast Hart SchafTner & Marx of The Herald left today for Plant Scalds, Galls, Scratches, Sores, sides, lowering clouds, following rain If Buy a bond of the "SECOND LIBERTY Hnrts, Screw Worms cl°thes, because that's OUy«to attend tho regular session of that began to fall at'six o'clock and LOAN" and help win the war. T ojn qk o the best cure for such the 8outh Florida Press Association. tne kind they make. * continued for more than a hour, troubles, buy a pint of llnaeed oltrtf Circle'D of the Woman's Auxil­ made'the playing of the fourth game H We have placed the facilities of this bank at you prefer a healing oil, or a pound iary s>t the Presbyterian church will of the world’s series today yery un­ We don’t w just, the.disposal of th6 Government, and to.that of hog lard or vaseline if you want a hold fe bazaar, baked food and nov­ ’ 3 , now-you feel out it; salve and add-a .60c bottlej i f Farris certain'.- * . ', • -' . fend will fumish.full information and:will as* • . elty sales on December 7th aqd 8th sist our clients and friends by handling their JW-we can qiione __ and everybody Is privileged to con- Healing Remedy. 'It simply qan't be - Later prospects point to the playbeat by any solvo^or liniment made; in of the«4ourth game today In this tning—you c a f t find subscriptions. * . . ; tributeito the bazaar wldeh will, add And see what you get—a full pint •ity between the Glgnta.and the * greatly to the success or tho b»zatr« fpy better clothes than for not over 60i cents. Farris Heal-' Whlte Sox. The skies are .overcast, U There will be no charge for our services. . as well as helping the building fund Ing Remedy Is sold by iia on tho but no more rain - has fallen Mine : there ;^re none of the Presbyterian churcji. All the made. ••■ early morning/ A meeting (jf the Money Back plan. 1!. Join our LIBERTY BOND.CLUB and g e t . . contributions and glffs can be left I :• ' -L. Allen Seed Co. JNational League was held this morn a Bond by weekly deposits of $1.00 or more/ with Mrs. Ilsri-y Ward at her hdms lbg*to discuss the sul^ brought All-wool fabrics on Fifth'street. ; * ** * _f ■ CARELESSNESS RESULTS IN - against organised base ball by the Smart style v : old Baltimore Federal League Club'. FAILURE Card of Thanksr- • Ths game opened with New York That Is why wo say "Feed B. A. Satisfactionguaranteed The Brotherhood entertainment In the field; 8ehupp In the-box and committee,. Jor itfe Individual mem tfhomaa' Hog Powder according to Rariden behind . the bat. Chicago her* and on behalf of delegatea and directions." DO NOT FEED IT failed to score. "The White JJqx.put visitors, as well as the entire Meth- SLOPPY, but mix U. with ground In as their battery Faber and fichafk. ddlat Society; wish’, to acknowledge food and moisten witk;Juxt. enough New York also failed to score. j *»> riS*:i_ „ , "The Ham Institution" the great, kindness 'of certain con­ water'to make acrumU*.iiuas. Then ,r: .m*: ea :*Vt3' Both teams succeeded In shutting tributor who, unaollHted, cable to each hog gets‘a bcpefielal dose. See FORREST LAKE, Priatdant . A. B. KEY. Vlre-Prealduf I Cashier full directions * on package. Your each other out until the^Mt half of the rescue of above .committee and • G. W. SPENCER, 2ad Vkc moaqy back if you are not satisfied. M Tfc* Ycna •( tbe^foofrftb when New York, Acored relieved tame from the burden of t* . 'y • ' * L. Allen Seed C* pnt rein. Keeping Chlcego from f** Wafas A Han iteOm from raemberi' pereonal advt. scoring in the*flint half of the fifth ^pockets the aum total of Wednea- ' V The QUALITY SHOP ■ LIBERTY BONDS Worth-more ^ than they cost i Sanford Yjle.V*, 7 m -j'fr •'*31 �iRD HKR> Li).. of his 'power. •ueorga a o o u uny-one, Tnrklngton forty-eight, Frank Cobb, ft (blef wrjtcr o f editorial, forty-eightGolden Period of Achievement.Comet The success achieved through develop-; . When Man . It Well Pap* Forty tncnt .of talent, hard work and sacri*1 Year* of Age, it la Claimed. * flee If referred for the mature." •*— "*'Our t|mee are frequently cal/edj the ago- of the young Inen. But when one SEA MOSS MAKES GOOD FOOD looka beck to the revolutionary era,of our country, from 1775 to 1825, and Mads Into ."Uver Bread," It Is Found on'Sale In All Wsl.sh Markets • consider* the atrlklng youthfulneet of Near the Coast the Icadera of America tho appellation does not appear exactly to fit," said a The eea moss on the Irish coast, New York man In a recent Interview. "Nor do the men now In their twen- called by somo "eloak," If really later; ties and thlrtlea puph tho men of the In Ireland It If called "Sloucaun" fortfee and flf tics hard enough to proto (with the Mc" herd),, and "Blouc" for thatstmt>’1a-pre-eminently the young brevity. In Ireland, as In England, It1 toon's Unless men of forty are mouldered ■young,' thja scarcely Is n young man’e nfc*. s'f "Tho youngsters-under' thirty recelro TWO LEADERS. IN GERMANY THE SLACKER ««e te $ e e * e e w ' la more desirable thnri tho man who' has had post-graduate courses In Ufc'f college of experience. Best •Wllera, Uiovtnr end rungazlne articles about burineM,!'foster tho notion. Conse­ quently,‘ a distressingly largo number o f men from twenty-five to thirty ex­ pect to bo tho'bosses of big businesses or corresponding professions or tech­ nical vocations by the tlmo they are _Qood NlflhL thirty-five. There aro two brothfcrS-ln Indianap­ "Many will, If they work hard add prove to possess capacity, occupy posi­ olis whoso names aro not John and tions of responsibility. But scarcely Richard Jones, hut might be, Richard at thlrty-Qvc.*- Tho golden ago* of owns a grocery store and hla telephone Biting follows directly under the lj«t achievement really comes In most ing of John’s, residence, This, con­ cases 15 years later. In fact, the pres­ vernation‘took placo tho other day boent age Is tho age of the mature man. tween Mrs. John Jones and a voice In literature the .success todny Is .not on the wire: the'man of thirty. Irvin Cobb would •"Hello, If this .Jones'!” almost universally be considered a "Yea." . , success In literature, but Cobb Is forty;■ *TI*yo you got any tfonpT” one and has not reachwj the .fullness "Why, yes, I guess I’ve got a little^ W hyr : "Why, I want to buy Borne, Wbnt do you think!” .’Tve only got ono enke. this, anyway!” 1 “ Isn’t- this Jones’ grocery!” ’•"No.” In this-time of high coot of living, ev­ "Good night I"—Indianapolis News, erybody should uw nil possible means to prevent waste and'to help save food. No New Ueo.for Motortyelea. v_ qne means can bo more effective than a That new uses for motorcycles are vigorous campaign to exterminate rats which destroy over two hundred million still being discovered Is shown by the dollars worth of •foodstuffs nnnually. fact that a Californian with a big lawn Keep garbage in rat-proof cans, stop up to care for drives his m°wcr with tho their holes, and above nil exterminate nld*of his* powered cycle. After sev* em with Stearns' Paste, which can be cral unsuccessful attempt* ho devised ught for a few cents at any time. A satisfactory means of attaching tho two ounce box will usually riff a house orgrass cutter to tho front forks of his barn of every rut. .It destroys mice, muchlnt1, and now ho asserts that ho cockroaches nnd wnterbugs ns well.—Adv. can trim the lawn In about one-tenth the tlmo formerly required. Tho only consideration that limit* hla speed nppnrontly Is tho fact that the mower "Ob, year becauso I tell you your must be oiled frequently.—Popular Me­ chanics Magazine. . • - duty you order mo to lcnve. I’ll leave when I get ready."- .Defiance sprang from every musclo-of'Atf*r rigid body. Bho pointed an accusing finger nt him. "Yes, you're a'slacker and a coward. A certain discontent w*Uh .the hi)- You're tearing your money oat of tlio modlata Job Is bno of tho most.com­ very souls of tho people and then you - File# A r o C e rta in ly mon of human fallings. Ninety-nine refuse to give up a cent to your gov­ . A n n o y in g out of every hundred of us arc con­ ernmt*nt, 1- despise you, you slacker.” Eleanor stared at him a moment, Not only are they annoying but scious of It nt Intervals, or tnoro or constant menace to the health ■ less continuously. There nre times, then turned and went out. your family and community. I Chcstctrnn to tho door and slammed and with some It ts practically all the your part In keeping down alseaj It shut. ' Ho paced tho floor rapidly time, when we wouldlike, to do Bomcby destroying It* greatest carrle .tblng else, bo something else or bp until his rngc cooled from a white to Use BEE BRAND INSECT DOV ^ v:* Momewhcro else. This grass on the a red beat. -. DER. It* use means death to bu{ Tlmt night ho slept not a wlnlc. The ox every Und. Harmless to hums other fildo of the road looks gVeencr; being* and domestic animal*. the other felloe’s job looks' easier and next morning ho did hot go to. his of­ more desirable.—Provldcnco Journal. fice, but remained at hoihe. There be fought with, hi* biggest yfiemy—him­ self. AH day long ho struggled, while Making Firs With Ice. _ _ fan It Into tba air. tho sweat poured from bis brow In Take a smooth, clear, curving piece' FIJca and mosquitos als In a few nuatitei of Ice, one not too thick, nnd hold It streams. Another night passed In Win kill ants, fleai In‘ the rays of the'sun so that It will, wakefulness nnd restless tossing. At roaches, bod-bugs, lies bring the light to a sharp focus. Just dawn Chester was completely exhaust­ and bug* o f every kind ns will a lens Ip n rending glass. The ed. The struggle was nearly ended. . Directions onpackagx After breakfast, as Chester sat la Ice will not Inst long enough to burn Look for the Bo* Bran tho library, a thought suddenly came n piece of paper, but it,the focus rests Trad* Mark, • to him. , • • . . ;,v?, ’ on n speck of gun cotton It will rnuso R B oA B O c. "By George? Fil do It I" ho’ cried, combustion nml n flnmo will result Arctic explorers have built fires often and, throwing pn bis bat,' ho IttcrnDy with this exponent when matches ran down ’the street. Two day* Inter.Eleanor’s maid In­ were absent and flint nnd rock .not formed her that a vlsltajr wished to sc* bandy her, but would not give his name. She hurried down Into tho reception room. Here aha found a man In tho uniform of (he United State* marines. A* bo turned lownrd her she gasped. "Chester—I mean Mr. Randolph, ore S INCREASES FARM EFFICIENCY r-t& DELCO LJGHK , T SLLFvV'.Vc r a n k in g . / With shorter days comes the need of feeding tho Stock and doing many' ot^er clloros after dark DELCO-LIGH T provides plenty of safe, brignt clec-, SCUF5T0Prttte fric light. . DELCO-LIGH T current operates an electric water system, washinn machine, churn, separator and other . labor saving appliances. / *\ ----- -DELCO-IAGHT saves time for every membrr of the family every day in the year. DelcoI.iljbt i* like an extra hand. Yet it work* for a. few cfcnts a day and .quitfljly paj** for itself. H'rff j Jot dcscriptlr* booklsf. J. R. YE\UBY, Saleima a Orlando. Florid* - • CLAUD NOLAN, Dealer • 91G M iln SI., Jacksonville, Florid* i f f J \ *V ?»\ Odobei j l inn "Yes, I am.” ne spoko In a low, ap­ pealing todc. "I finally plucked up nerve enough to Join. I carao to afek you to take my subscription of ofie million dollar* to the Liberty loan. And I'd like to hnvo you watch over tuy people In tho tenement*, to **« Hint they come to no need .whllo l'ni gone. Will you say goodby to me!’.' . Bho enmo closer. ^ "Yes, Chester. And I’d llko to have your voice tell mo what your eye* do before you leave me. I could manage your affaire, better If—If—” ' Bho looked down. IIo seised her nnd drew her to him, nlmost fiercely. "I do love you," he breathed. "Will you wnlt'for tye, Eleanor! How can you love u—n qlnckerl” .. : "I loved you tho first tlmo I saw you," she whispered. "I thought the method I used would bo tho best way to save you tp yourself, to your coun­ try anil—to uie.” ,r -- j. And tho uniform of tho United State* marines was not desecrated by the lmppy team that were shed on Its bosom. / To tlip left Is'Matthias Erzberger, hood of the Catholic Center.party, who Is believed In Europe In hnvo been a factor In causing tho pope’s peace proposal.. To the right Is Karl Uolfferlch, the German secretary of Btnte. reiving goods from tho growers of nil flic world nnd.storing them fri wonder­ ful warehouses' to be exported ac­ cording‘to trade requl remen is.’ Today bojh these markets* nre totally ollroluote. and It Is within our power to dominate* the coffee trade of the fu­ ture. . ‘ Conditions for this are Ideal. In tho first place, no duty Is charged on coffeo Imported Into tho Untied Htntes. Sec­ ondly, wo are well situated,, geo­ graphically, to becomu the distributing center for this stnptc for the western hemisphere and should bo the middle­ men for this line for the benn grown In South and Central America and the West Indies. Furthermore, our Inrgef ports have tunny merrhnnts handling this urtlclo exclusively. 350 Species of Parrots. There nre WO species, of parrots, chiefly confined to the. warm pnrts of America, Asln, Africa nnd Australia. There are none In Europe nnd none In Asln west of the' Indie*; and while numerous In the Mnlny nrchlprltngo, they are' wnntlng In Chlpn, Cochin Clilnh nnd the Philippine Island. The only species nnEve to the United Statcy Is tip! Carolina parrot. and n better, roof . There is no use in putting on ah expensive roof when you can g it a better roof and save real money by using CERTAIN-TEED b the best roof, not only because it costs less to manufacture, but also because it' b weather-tight, light weight, dean,, sanitary, fire-retardant, and costs practically nothing to maintain. / It b now used as the preferable type of roof for office buildings, ’factories, hotels,' stores, warehouses, garages, farm buildings etc., where durability b demanded. CERTAIN-TEED is red for 5, 10 or IS years, according to thickness (1 There are many roll roofings on the market, but only one CERTAIN-TEED j It pays to get tho best. It costs no more to by a CERTAIN-TEED roof than it docs to by a poor roof, but there b a vast difference In the wear. You can't tell the quality of a roofing by looks or feel. Your only safety b the label. Be sure that it b CERTAIN-TEED—then you arc ctrtam of quality and [uarantttd satisfaction. * * * * * rT * Certain-teed Slate-Surfaced A sphalt Shingles ora supplanting wood and (Ute shingles for residence*. They cott leu, are juit oi good looking, wear better, won't fall oil, buckle or split. They ore fire-retardant, and do not have to b« painted or mined. Certain-teed Paints and Vnrnbhcaw t > « ore the beat quality paint material!, M ^ |yfQ| ground and muccd with mechanical accuracy. Made for all tues and In all I K u b I color*. W ithpaintvas with roofing, _ M j S n l S S J the name CERTAIN-TEED i> a ■ guarantee of quality and sztkfaction. ^ CERTAIN-TEED PRODUCTS CORPORATION NewTork, Cbleato, Philadelphia, Bl LouIj , Dpetoo.CUTtland, FUUbprsti. Detroit, IlutltlO, Baa Francisco, StUweukee, Cinclnneli, NawOrltana, Ian Auettu. Somethlno No Girl'Wants. The only wny to break n young girt of the plckle-entlng Jinhlt Is to tell her confidentially tlmt If she continues It she will have n red- now,- ~whtch~ttr something' that- no gjrl wants.—New Orlen»- ^latoki is made of Sil Siiyer, Grain Spruce which for years has been accepted peer o f all sub­ stances for conveying vibrations and dis­ charging them into, the air with their true worth. Sound waves are easily discolored, and when they pass through a throat or horn of metallic substance, assume a me- — tallic sound which has marred phonographic tone since the invention of the phonograph... There isnptbing metallic abbut Every factor contributing to a better tone has been inaugurated. Each de­ tail of .the throat and ^prn has been perfected and the^sopnd waves, or vibrations, which are amplified^in the throat, pass out through the-funding board horn and reach .the earXidth all V perfect tone of eveness, rich- (Copyright. 1117. by th* McClur* Nowsp*- per Syndicsta.) . Sever* Punishment' *. * "You ore short 11.700 in your ac­ counts." • "Ye*,' elf." : * ."That'*' very wrong. You will hare to pay It beck." "Yes, sir. TU do that" . "All right,. and ‘ remember that V you steal any more money tomgrrotr end wc find It ont we’ll make you pay that hack, too,". Come in and let us explain and show tc you more fully, its many superior qualities 109. MAGNOLIA AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA �Pr 1• O d » bw £39 legal advertising w w m i It tM MU. at I I M . Ma( j"J , r, , t payable aaml-aaauallyj T he Brave B m r Who rf«v« G ob * toa 4 l to be datod January lit. t i l l Forth to Flfht for H a n a a t lt • U H l* , , , r * ^ Ur th* d»*o 'thereof. . . U r " ' “ rlher reaotyed that this order be.■ S ake » * * • *» • county The following boys from Sanford v ,itatn in* aaio spatial Ta* Brbocl DialrUt and Somlnoln county 'bavo Joined |s^:h;dub!r.Kihd*» noraDJt %% JUST RECEIVED' A vCAB W d-■«**. •^ y jv .r ■p"b'Uk,a z t S a \ b t I2 i t a - r " • » u« •"»• d*f«m*nUl? lahxll 8 ,<SSK,1,A fbV arf*,M!,d •« •t* T '. «l* Vnd to iho WlltoM *»*tfdor (aaal) 7. P. FORSTER. Chairman • W " £ , 0” tha d» « •* **• eM.kOkM C. F. UARIUSON, Member ler ***7 . , j 1’ s* ml»oto eoa n iy . Florid*. « a to 4lb day •< N aw abar, A. D a l l - . . CUAB. A. DALLAS, Member MeeJep •“ b,|n I * total aatoa day, and B" rd* »»IJ. 1,L. v t' l hou*a o( aato, tho ptoparty ^ W . U w t a n , . 'j l . iba inal dactao afotoaajff aa ^irlo-wDl-Tha eoulhhUMH)cf th* 8upL Pnb- Inetrucllon. 18-FrhlU • **£*.« nort\hail ( W)_ef t ha L '^ V .t II HI Ml »« tka (U) al lha »anlhw*#t w #lift #r B pid il Rftftd D t c tlu Mr Bi m IaI ••»*ss E rth***«;urat qu.firr aa*ta™ Sartlon FMtaan (tBJ.JTowa* Hirtar I Mi 'll P M & !■ , u ) »outb, B oat* Thirty­ Where**, A petition ha* been preaaalad “ &lo* aad # ■ « *" BamlaaJ* to tba County lia . . u _■ i • nHoard 0M.d < ol Public Inetructlon Sanford, BawtaoU county, Plor- Jir or . “Seminole County, |f n*d by bounty, Florida, a elgnSd Deifd,'A h d r of OatbbW/A. D. 1»IT. ■ore.tben, twapty-flye par cant of tba. duly U». tb.a tt» iib 8CIIELLE MAIJNEB. quallfled aleeuit*.Riding within Bpaclnf T ai Bpadal-Uaatar. School DUtrlct No. *, BemlnoU County, Florid*, aebin* and raqueatlni tb* County •— ----7r t.,IIcall*a far Ta* Daad Under Board ol Publl#-|Muuetlon for Sarolnola /I fC b a a ia r 4188. Lawa a f r i a ,. paauty. Florid*, to order an election to b* bald In aald Special Ta* School Dl.trlct M* ‘ - baraby |Wan tba't John W. N“- •. Seminole County, Florida, to detarWetto* of Ta* Cartlflaata N o. 4, mlna whether or not thar* abell b* Ueuad lb* . M,.d Spahlal Tn* School DUlrtot Ne. 9, bond* In th#'aura el 111,000.00, tba procoada el aucb bond* If ieautd ta ba need or th* Purpea* of acquiring, building, an* largfag, furnUhlng and atberwU* Improrlnc . MU W . w B i l_ Bae. St MhooU and ..bool bulMInga In aald Specie! atao Cartlflcata NoO. T, cav­ Tn* Bcboel p litrlct No. I , lha praeaade at il. R 19. ^ ■ 5 d >»uud to*u» to ba uead and fipended or and dtoburaad la tb* fallowing meaner, to* AUa Cart fl«‘a „No- A t* t i n af NWM. Ba« t 4 . T p of TW O THOUSAND DOLLARB to b* uead at I* improving and anlarglng tb* Paala acbeol. f i Y u W w 'f FIVE TIUNDRED DOLLARS la b* used KWMa,BTnNt,» B RWA * rllaO I aid WM for acquiring a acbeol lot at Lak* Monro*. TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to b* uaad ” V r#u t0r N ^ M ^ M . T p V aim Vritlflv** Wa. lit co ra tU i NW W of far building and conatruetlng a acbeol balld, ing at Lake Menra*. ' , L V '.fv .r.f § the army and navy or will Join lb the next few-weeks. Thla list la not complete and all thoso who know of any boys who havo enlisted and aro not on this list plea«o lot The Herald know about It aa the Hit will be printed every week until the war Is over: 1 AMERICAN FIELD FENCE.and BARB WIRE’ and are In position to save you maney, as tho present market prices h much higher than when we placed this brder. Write us or call for catalogue and prices if you are in need of fence or an­ ticipate needing same. . '“7 Navy Karl Schultz, oh board ship Sherman Routh, medical reserve corpa , s, Collier , Brown, medical r c d c r r o corpa Oliver Murrell, medical reserve T. 0. GII1U. Co. C corpa . . . Willlo 0. Goolsby, Co.- C ■ Ned Chittenden, signal corpa Harrold Holiday, Co. C * Roy Chittenden, marina corpa * C. R. Peabody, quurturmj.tter*' Corp, Ft. Oglethorpe. Ralph RoumiUat, navy yard. Robert ^errlwether, Hoxjilt'tt -• , Army Corps. Allen Jones, medical reserve corps Robert Routh, Artillery, N C Morris Spencer,-Vnedlcal reserve Stafford LeFHa, Army corpa . , '. V .. Grover LeFils, Quartermaster Johns .Muffejl, . medical reserve Dept. corpa V • Kenneth Murrell, quarter master reserve ‘ 7 FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS to ba Leslie Hill, hospital corpa uaad for tb# purchae* ol furniture and fur* Seth Woodruff, quartermaster re*’ nUhlngi, and for lacldantala for atl echoola within tba aald Sperlal Tax flcheel DUlrlcL icrvo f e - K m w .. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS to b* uaad Stanley Walker^quartcrmaatcr ro> In Improving and anlarglng colored acheole JBW within tb* aald Special Tai School DUtrlct.' phervo V covarlnf Wbaraae, The County Board of Public In* Bae Z No. I t itructlon lor Saralnol* County' Florida, naa Dr. Ralph Stevens, hospital, corp* carefully aanmlrted aald petition and hie fomln* l'®1* - . _ __ Tp 10. ^ Wall*# Joe Chittenden, Co. C, Fla.aecartaioAd that mote than twrnly.flve per ____. R tab HIv. part of Baa z, sii.a Ctrl. - - No..St eovarlaa N t( of 8K of cant el tb* duly qualified elector! reaiding No. a* eovarluf Oscar Speer, Co. C, Fla. SE M #f SEIf_ Baft a* ft.Tp j3 B.K *».,_. Xtoq within aald Hpeclal Tai Sehaol Dletrlct ® VItria l NM of 8 H of No. 9, Seminole county, Florid*, bava.alfn* Bruco Anderrfon Co. C, Fla. r - r*Nm .o U . I t,. on roy . * Nw‘ t al SEM Sw *1, T p *0 S*R 2». AU ad said petition and Ernest- Gregory, Co. C, Fla. It tlf. aboy* oamad ewtlftort*# -Itov*rln« Whereat, Tb* Doard of Public Intiturtlon Fred Mason, Co. C, F la ." »Ura deactlbad prapafty aold aa tb* prop- lor Stmlnola county, Ftorldar baa determined by Itaolutlon tbit day adopted, that bonds George McLaughlin, officers roIn the turn of 913,000.00 will l» required for tb* purpotra act forth In tald petition serve and which"are rnumerated hereinabove, aald Harold Washburn, coast artillery „ VR bonds (a bear Intereat at the rate ol alt (C) j ^ . y . r t O S It » . iold * » .lha pr>n#rty par cent per annum inlrrril payable Albert Fry, coant artillery rrrtlfleat# No. SI — 8. * ------annually, bonda to be dated January 1st, - «( W, Mona. AI»o — * btirlnr d»<c Ju/ 6th. A. D. l i l t , eovarin* 1918, and the principal of aald bonda to bo James Estridgc, Fla. troops St! o( N *. of N W>( of 8EI< Ba* 1 Tp 3°. due and payable thirty yaira alter the dal* Georgo Huff, Fla. troops ■ [{ :t ioM u the rronarty of J. Hainbon thereof, ■ * . Al<« C*iti.ici(e N o.-710 baarinc dta Juiy Thomas Sullivan, Fla. troops Now, therefore. In punuance ol Chapter I ij A. J>’ IttoO, forarlna n et. *.T9 *h« 1., <Bt2, Law* ol Florida. Acta ol 1913, and in W. A. Pattishall, officer rcierve I| 01 NW M . run K t.64 puriuant* of a resolution ol thla Hoard, tbla •I SW to* “ I W £.63 cb*. S tO eh* Baa 31 day adopted, notice I* hereby given that on (b*. N 10 th.. ....................... corps pfopert, It IS S It 29. *old « tba th* Sth day of November. A. !>. 1917, inII, bear klecllon liitiij SfuO, aim Cartlflcata Ne, 6*... Meade Fox, coast artillery • will t* held and the tame la hereby Ui ditr Julx tilh. A. D. H IT rotaring erdcred to be held In aald Special Tat School B»V 1.4T fbi. S and lt J fl cha W of lotar- District No. C, Seminole County, Florida, ' Ingram Gucrry, coast artillery b , imb nt S llne ol Tatar Miranda Gran blo determine whether pr not thare shall be Joe Gucrry, aviation corps . ctb 1: line of Sac 28, Tp II B, Ranga 29 I, avail liy the laid Sperlal Tet School It| * E tun N ■•■li rh*. W 7 M eh*, 8 fl.Bl cha trjet No. 6, Seminole County, Horids, bonda Oitcnr N. Zittrowcr, Co. C, Fla. E rk*. «oltl *• th# property of E. II, In tb* aufn ol fl&,000.00 to bear Inlerral at Henry Byrd, Co. C, Fla. Ttnur. H»< tiled aald certificate In my tba rata of all (G) per rent per annum, In­ •Brc and baa made application for fa* deed ternet payable' aeml annually; bonda to be Osborne Williams, Co. C,. Fla. U iuuc in arcordartep with law and unleea dated January let, 1918, the principal of. Vail Lovell, 2nd licut. engineer ■aid mtinrat* abatl be p d n n r d according (aid bond* to became due and payable thirty la lav III dreda wllj laau# thereon on the rear! alter tb* data Ihrreol, aela provided corps. {tb dajr i>l Novembe, A. D. 1917. or In that certain resolution thla dqy adopt­ tfiine*, mi offleia, ' algnatur* and aeal ed by this Hoard of Public Instruction, lor Martin Temple, C°- F. ttb tb, btb (Jay aliactober, A. D. 1917, Seminole County, Florida, In which, election • V : " . * . a . n ouau A sa. only tb* duly qualified elector* who are Robert Itobinson, navy hospital CtrrH ('IrcuUfKouit Bemlaole Co. Fla. free holder*, residing within tb* aeld Special 4 IJ.brf/JtC* , _ Tai School DUtrlct No. 6, Seminole Coun­ corps ' i _______ *________ ty, Florida, (hell be entitled to vote. Arthur Dlckins, Co. C^ .NOTICE FOR DtUH Hoard vf •County ^Commiaeionera In and Th* (aid election so ordered la be held John Lee, Co. C. |'w let Se-rln dc f'<itlB\y/yill recelya aeaed btda eball be halt! it the sever*I rilling placet at tb,ic rc'rulir mealing, on Nocember illiig. oft ___... Sib, within aald Hpe.clal Tav School Djtrict No. J. A. Stafford, Co. F. . *'.1117, bearing fl, Samlnolt County, Florid*, where the laat 1111, foi ore fl.‘jj»r;'d#pt InUroat ‘ ' ' Hugh White, navy . ‘ llhevaBt astir m the ■eWtoant df -Threw Tbouaand enerel election we* held, theoughout aald Vb Hundred and ;F (fty ' Dollar* ' (ISSfiO) JUtrlrt, to wit: At Monroe,-Precirtt No. 2. rtt.i •Oscar Rouse, Oviedo, navy uW T, eiftbtren •(18>-. month* after data and at Paola I rrelnet No. 4: and the aald Andrew Aulin, Oviedo,- army fcrtt rr«crted C6>r#Jeol>ny ’and 'all bide. , , election shall be h<!d In romrllsnr* with ■Vi i f . 1 E Ar.D O U O LAB S, U Chapter 6342, Ijwa of Florida. Acta of John Cater Lawton, Oviedo, navy ' ^ C a r k .f . 1913, add the Inspector* rnd clerk* o, tie various polling'place* shall make prompt re­ band, Battleship,’ New York. kfitaliiil.itf I'OAh] . Cahllc laatrucTlen.. Main, turn* to (he’Hoard ol Public Instruction fog Alfred M, Beck, Co. C. , l**W<,*■>■nfrr narld a. Dalarmlalaf What Seminole county, Florida, Immediately alter AMount oMlaYri* I* Nectatarr far Hpactal th* said election and the tabulation of the ‘ Herbert Fuller, Co. C . Tai S<boat Dlelrlct Na. 9, Tba Rat* o f vote polled,' and.the lloard of Public Inlalttrxl te be Paid Thereen'aad the lim e etiuclfon-for Seminole coqniy, Floijd*. will Joe Lewis, Co. C > bf»' I'rifirlnal and lateraal HkaJl bo Da* be' In **Mlof> 'Vb 'be Gth dey ol November, Arthur Lewis, Co. C .'tad When I'pjabla. ■1917. in teeelce ihe return* ol the aald elec­ tion and (o deleffnlne and certify the result Melville C. Tyler, regular army thqrwqfThe following named ere hereby appclnted J, F.’ Coates, aviation corps. and deelgnated a* clerks and Inspector* to tbaa bold and cqnduct th* *»ld election *t .Ihe fled va/lod* polls of precinct* jiamed: *- .. Cou<t IToo.. el Benlord. thl* SSth d*r. ol School ' - .1), — m i '* .S'r ilo nro*; 1'yecfnrt No. 5 U E. A. Osteen, .E*pt»*sh*r,-A Florida, aablnc •that bn election ba called Mll*».r K«h Oglceby,, Inepekty* an* 1***1) , h : / B. A.’ DOUOLA88 ud held to dctarmln# tbe quehtloU' at 40 Heart Ct-rk Circuit Court. I •briber or not 'bandana th* hum of l i t , * II. If. Locked clerk.- . DiYle * 'Gil.* , , riots pieclnel No! 4: Al-A. Hick*. Oecar J « tl<) abould bo iaauetf. b j ' ' Bpbcfal ,Ta* Boll Itor* for Complitnint. . .(napcetoie, and Jo* " ‘ brilB . Sjbotl Mlitriet,">fo. I, Baminttla County, Psareon", George Smith, W Walter Radford, U. H. Army. Corbett Hutchinson, aviation corpa Sam Pevehouae, aviation corps .’7 Harry Carlson, aviation corpa ;C . E. Hunter, aviation corps Wilson Miller, aviation’.corps' HarroldLong, quartermaster dept. •(James Purvis, marine corps In France Wallace Llpford,- quartermaster's department, Norfolk. Norman Baker, U. S. Army. Ernest C. Morris, Cd. C FL. Ike House, Co. C,. FI a. T. M. Hill, Co. C. .Fla. . Harry Rabun, Co. *F. Guy Stafford, Co. F. Lewtle Oglesby, Co. F. Denslsr Stafford. Co. C. * A .1 Spauidiag Rose No. -4, and Red Bliss Triumph . from .vlahie, where the finest are grown. Good stroj.g stock, selected from high-yielding fields. - * , The Maine crop is now being harvested and yielding only 60% of last year. Contract prices are advancing. * * . ‘ ~ '# * • We aie now making contracts for delivery in Noven Le v, becember, January and Febhiary. • . We at ! ise ordering at once to save money.- P a u l D o o le y , Q u a rterm n eter D ep t, c le r k . - E, L, Mott, Oviedo,Co. C. Frank Campbell, Co. C. William' Hartley of Longword, navy. . .. Writt or wire for prices'. . Jasf cr Corps Driggers, Quarter mas tern B. F. Griggs, Co. D, Engineer! Corps. ' ‘ .. Charles 8.. Lee, Oviedo, Aviation Corps. 2 .• TIM KEEFE'S RECORD S , STILL 18 UNBEATEN * • ___ - • • JubI ‘JO years nro Tim Keefe, • • slnr Iwlrler for the New York J • (ilnntx, won his nineteenth con- • 2 seeullv? Riime and thus set up 2 • '« rveonl for the major lenRues • 7 which hns endured ever since, 2 • nnd Is, likely to stand for. years • '2 to come. 2 • .Rube Mnrquard equaled tho • 2 Keefe rcconl In 1012 and Walter • • Johnson and Joo Wood got 10 • 2 BtrulRht In tho satno year. • J Keefe's.winning streak began on • • June 20 nnd ended on. August • J 10, 1888, covering n period of 48 2 • tluys, while Mnrquard, In oqunl- • 2- lug tho record, worked much 2 • less frequently, taking. 83 days. • 2 to win 10 straight victories. *•■ 2 504 Consolidated Bldg. troupe •rhoole'-Vrid echool bulldlUib ln aald • Srecrtt T h Hehunt *Die tt tot. Uta proceed*'of •ad)'bee.I* to bo. diebureed, tn tba fbtlewlng -.».ae>^„..|Ur .. -A'.” ;. TW1I TIlOVAANCTDOLUARS to ba ueed ii ImproyiBa and enlAfjrint jh * Paolo achool. FIVE n uN D R E D DOLLARS U b* uadd ler eroultlhE/a, lefloot to t.a t Lpka Monro*. ‘ •(•Y 'T'lfpDBAWU.OOL'LAR* la ba need X X A IIomc-Likc Hotel With All The Conveniences x W®wD 0®auB a®dl (S®caaS®irftaIbD© X X TH E •,7- F ert i 1i z e r With full rrnlizatiop of the disastrous Influence of tho wa'r on all kusinres routine, our kuyent have put forth, uniirecedentcd efforts to secure tho greatest advantages possiblo for our trade, . *• S :• *. F u ll S t o c k - R i g h t P r i c e s Wo havo a complcto line of fertilisers and tho greatest stock of fertilisermntorisls.over-known .In tho stato of. Florida. Prices arc higher than.in normal times, but arc as low as consistent with existing conditions. M’ROY MAY QUIT .(SAME— Vies President of Cleveland Indians to, Retire From Game. Robert Mcltoy, vice president of thfl Cleveland club. It Is said, will retire from the gnmo on account of Illness. ' Ideal Formulas • Our formulas atl havo'the samo perfect proportioning and. blending of ingredients that have mado their auperior field value the past quarter century. Quality ha* not been sacrificed in the slightest degree. Writo for catalogue and price list. - ' - It I* urtbor ordered I hot this nolle* b* nubllihfd In tho Sanford Ifor*ld, • s*wopapor puUlehad In Sanford, ft*mInol • t ou n: ,ld«' Act* m b ,<40 determine whether nr T*» Sha^ .‘ t.’ 11 }** l*a«ad by aald Spatial lr. Florid*, onto n weak lor tour coneoruilv# Ft^ntho.0, wtotHql No. 9, Samlnofa county, W*WlVn#t« E. A. Douploor, Ctork of “ U'Cto, rJf^* bonda *ii ir§ provided Ml In thla colt Court to tho Court Ilnuio to Hantord, rttolu'lon. tndT* . tho Itth d*y 1,11 Be it Fun her AesAlved, T b it tble reeolu- thl* Urol) E- A. DOUOLA98, . Clerk Circuit Court of FJoridt, 8<r*n tb Judicial Circuit. A. K. Ponvr*’, . Soil itor tor Complainant. W apacaaaivr w aau It-Fri-tU I In regular aaaaloi if^h* f* *” Countyi Piblto lnatrnctioi {n Ctnoil CoorL sovtnth JoiUriM CUcoIl tor Semiaeld Cj wlda, this, tba 4tl 1 I* a id For Hrmlaolr C e ie lj, U k U * .. la cl 3e pit tat C M lterr do 2 ; 0|l**r T,Swopo, Comp»lln*nt -ihe LLA8, Member. Sucan If! Rector and L Ractor Attest; Hoard. T. Lawton *• W. w. l-awteaa . • • L Rector, b.r.bto l * - ^ ? ^ 5 V h ^ k 4 « 9 9 p W I ^ (MM) B liB : ° 'r4"r ;. i# ~ Hoff it* xiatrtlan : In u. ' •' -SibfMiHalrtM Ne. 9 TiV SyaaUl To* t,fc/ , ^ bAndr, '*b.d,,Bh « b .“ 'd “ .to S..S#! mint, nad t i hf tw*nljri ” ]'[ .* * hJefero crdorqd t tb* **ld «•*.■ f Maaofttoiomu IDEAL FERTtUZERS^ a r ." Sanford Branch, R : C. Maxwell, Manager * 4 W . J . TH IG PEN & . . ' S n n lord . 1. a By V. M. Doailaaa, D. C. S-Trl-Me ing Speaker. * notice o r BniEirra^iALS . , Notice I* hereby virtu* of o certain out o f and under Court of Somlaolo glrea that wader aad by writ.*!,axoewtton Uauad tba omI of the Cltoult Cquaty., Florida, to*' s .h « ‘S lu k V -w V . S r a cr 'r ^ r : : ; l“3«'SL?ri h* v* tovied upon th* foilowlnc deocrlbod real aatat* to-wltt Lota 4 and S of Block 9, according to RuaooH'o Mat of Fort Reod. And on tb* , follpwlast Begin S chain* North of Corn hr of F lm a tro o t and Wvll atraot, ran Writ lgS ft, tbgnre Sooth 91 fl th%nr* Boat 109 fr. Ihoncd North 9*.ft, on being * part of Lot 9 of Fort-lUed, Al.o on I-ot 1 -Hloelt t of Tlor 1 of Ban- lord. eccordtof ta‘*. R. Trafford'e m*p of San/ord, * All of oald lot* lylar in Somlaolo county. Etorida. aad laviad a s .a ' v --------*rty af taa dotoadaato, „ v. And ate* upon a ifo r tba m a t , till# and lataraat of tb# dofoadant ts aad to Lot 44 of Bloch.C of-South Sanford ? Qoldet So mo froatfag 90 foot an Lincoln Stroot aa otroOt, la Boffllsal* county, FU. ’ - ‘ A a A I wUr*xp«o* ipoo* and aad offer tba aald said real *’ S O M :n5L*M Insurance Orflaa urith NOLDffH R IA L M T A T K - . AOBIffT* . General Fire ■Qo'bsrWMcRoy. COMPANY 1• - - O. • . ' F lo r id * - cordlnt to tow tax deed will leaue thereon ne has gone away for a long rest and on tho lot day of Octobor, A^-D. 1111. ' Wltnr*# my offleia! aifaatut* aad aoal thla hla phyalcjsdk 'bavs ndvlsed hlm to th* Slat day of Aatnat, A. D .' 1917. . quit (be game fo r all time, Mcltoy (noal) K. A. DOUOLASfl, * was responsible f o r tba Indiana buy­ CUrk Circuit Court S*mtoole-Co,, F1». ^S-TVfhA-' . *- n il > m j FULL STOCK ON HAND • '■ -------------- -•!* Give clear, perinanent copies. W ill not smut, dry,out, or fill the type. 11 •» Football-Star.fn tho Air. Jim Wylie, tBa Australian, who was a afar football'player a few y ean ago on the Lcland Stanford fifteen. Is try­ ing to gain a plains among tbo aviation squad In 8aa Francisco. ------ ----------!*------ -- . . Hardwoods o f North.A itisMcjl More valuable banlwooda are fonmj In Ndrth' Aldqric*'thnn ore native to any other region bf similar area to the temperate loneo. In addition to these the great rnnge'ln minimum temperatore*,'ranging-from Caoada down to Florida -and the* wonderful Pacific coast, also allow a a to groW g greater range bf foreign hardwoods than may be fonnd Introduced to any other simi­ lar area in any zone, v'.l.v.!TS3' 4a'-«st4 ■pe 1*1 7 ' JACKSONVILLE, FUL • ‘ •a * -N o ,’ Indead. oor af Somlaala^ acowaty, at court boaao door rd, Florida, •an tba 1st -Mdaffay fa d Don’t worry, parents. The fact that lot r.tf. “a •alblVi year llUlq ,Wlllfe 'la doing pretty wall i aad «tat*u of F^Hda. aaeo a wook Sanforret. Somlaolo rouaiy. F la , thla Auguot to bis “Joggerfy*’ U not naceoaartiy an • let, w ' *-:, r-.v _ - _ r tba 7 -i Dealers in Spray Machines and Insecticides Star Brand Non-Filling Typ$writer‘Ri!>bon* are guaranteed to give- 75,000 im-' - ' / , : . ': UullcaUon that ho la becoming worldly I wlae.'“ IndlAnai)olls' 8Ur. . ........ r , pressions of the letters “ a” or “e” with­ out clogging so as to show on the paper. A y typmnklKg wmppBm mt V.' * ■ * THE HEBALD PRINTING COMPANY n n i* briag s f»|n day •• »*ld a»a"*h earna _ • Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. H*«. JA-Ts. 20 B, IL SO E. 19 *cr*o. Th* v k s i SANFORD, FLORIDA K X X X X X X S .X X X X X J X X X X X X X X X X X X • ' • tS M *M S S 9S SS *S O S IS S S S IM S In tba Circa 1 Court, Bar talk JadltlalClr* •eld load helm *e»****d at th# dot* of tb* "•*Jv th#rjm}fhaao >f fufoltura and fur* **all. Seminal# Cnanly,.Florida. 1* Chan, Itoueuro of ouch cortlflcato la tb# l i n e of L. U. GUro. Unlooo oold c#tllfl«*to eholl bo jar IntUtblala far all acbooli rary rodoomod aecordlos to law tax dood will leeu* *l|bin 8paclal Ta* Sahool DUlrtot. W ..I .M m y - .a t b t r &wUm . thereon ox tb# I6tb d ig of October, A, D, - YflNP.TflOlKUNn DOLLARB la ba uead 1011 r . Jj;[7'*ro,v*ef,,ay,B,«hWrflng .colored aahaoto J, W Thornburg and witnaoa mV olflcltl ‘ .Igoelur* and ***l altbln the ..Id K * School District. Emma A Tbornbui g.*hi*i wlto J^.W Thorpburg, Detroit, MltblgMiJ_ Wberraa, “ t a ; •*“ , * » " L T o o u S u . " , ' , , ‘ '- C l.fk C l , , . „ C ..H ■ h r i M g o ^ m . Covnijr, Flaridij.to Iriorid*. uilootM |q th* tk « lam H »ppe*f »* Ir# » Ik* sffdevl^ ot A. K riaeu# bond* (q turn 7-lM-0t* •ftl6.000.Q01h* prdeead* theraal Iq ba U*4d PoVofe, dflltolto, ol record tor lb * wmplsla. onto It. th# oU »* etjrtod one# fllod that ho •ad evpended - Id'-lha mennsV and lor the Burpoir-i.efM.wblerUeew era bafaloabovk aat, boUoMi th*l f . W.Theorxburf »T>d Emm* A. Nolle* *r Appllcattaa lor , 1 s t Dood Uador Hrctloa I of Chaptir'.41SS.«Lawa of FlorThotnb'irc- »r# reelden I of s eteto o w ir frith and aa l r ) l ( M | g sat'd — * patltlaq; — UeTeUl* ol Flotldo ood lh*t thrir Therefor* be' ft IM ‘ 'lawdt That It- ia tkf Ihen NJtIco to hereby jriren that SchoUa H U am ro-ldotico ood pooOfflc* oddroof-le *• ■ w . -driermihailon of IhU dusty Hoard ofPub) Thornburg, Ditrolt, Mtohlgon **d hie wlto, pnrebaaer ol Tan Certlflcata No. 109, datod Florida,. Nooton. North Cxtollo* end thet th*ro I* «o tbe-Slb day .k .iniL,ut,l" n ,QT £«mlncl* C ounty, ou n ty ,_____ of July. A. D. 1919, baa Iliad ,h* * n t . p l .baadojlaqulrad for tba aald certlflcata la my oflleo. and baa mado purputea and‘ ok|acta set forth lp aald poti* P*r*«a In tho et.t* ol Florida th* wr»lco of application lor tai deed to leauo In accerd* tubnoooo upon «hom would bind tb* S»ld • 1 °", n *.umt o f HS.0OO.Odi that »*ld dtLnuenle ond thst »*I4 dotendonle or# over aaeo with law. Bald cortlflcato ambrocca ri. ,h*11 inter*#tr at tba rata of lb* followlo* deerribed property oltuotod la , /enL per annum) tba laterawt bn b* *f* *1 l»*otv on* y**r*. Bomlnolo county, Florida, lo-wtti L ou 94 I t !■ . tborotof* ordered thot you. JI* :V ‘0.nd\ , ° bd' payable Mml-aanuallyi aald Tbr it«l|ht*. Th* » d land bornhurg and Emm# A . Tborxborz *pp**r and 99 Sanford . . o( lfc- |Hn u tr of in dbOOMT lit . ,1919. and V - * W »alrD> yaara aftai the data thera- to tb* eomplotnonfo bill heroin fltod on or ouch corilfleata Intb* a<m* of IL II. Moury. bokra-th* *Sih d .y of Novombov • A. D1*17. th# i*mo b»lo« a rule d*y of thl* Untoe* etld cortlflcato oblll bo rodoomod ae* S f? G A B L E S Cor. M il iri!ia and -1th St. .<4l-Erl-»te • *■• ; .-All oi which i* dan* add Ordered, by tbg ■t - :---------------- --------------------------- 7“ louniy Board of PublTe Inftrucllon.for.8eW-. Notiro of Applicsllon r#r.Ta* D ied llndri Hcctlan S of Chapter 4188, L *«a of Marnule County, In reguler gcealon naeemhtod thl* lb# ln d day ol October, A ..D . 191L ■ Node#: to h*r*l*>' «!»»«> th»l U. n.'Ljrxcb. iurchi*cr ol To* CrrllHctlo No. SOS, deled ,<“ ?> -■ i , h* 2nd d i r •• June. A. D. ISIJ.hne filed ■ CHAS. A. DALI^AS, Member •lid c*rtiflc*ln In rag .oflfr, end lie fn»dr At leal: " i ‘ •Y " 0 ,,d ' nrrpltontlpn for ten d**d to teou# In accordT. Wi-Lawtun, ' anco with law.' Hnld corilfleata ombroeoe th* . See'y and SupL Pub. Inatructioa. . , /ollowlns drecti bed property ellualtd In ' IflJFil-Me ‘ KemlnOt* county. Florid*,' to-wif: Lot J, riFTKftN.llU^RJED.DOLLARS to b* v Jacksonville, Florida ‘ xxx. x x Y o t x x m p c x x m x i e e m v T H E G A B L E S rlciida. lor |b* purpoda dl. acquiring, build- Jafnmaa!, Clerk. let. enlartlni.-furaleblng and, etba(rwl*o lmm rf . Jr N G O N E Y &, C O M P A N Y ,** V'loyd' Washburn, 5th Qcorgli.wi fantry. ' Oscar Dubose, Coast Artillery, Ft. Sill, Okla. Edwin L. Dinkle, (Jo. C.', New York Regiment.. * PHONE 1U SANFORD, FLORIDA . 1 , -* -‘ . . •- - V---J . * . ' V . '"i - * ’ j- >* '' f fr,. * 4^r*r,- f' ». m - • fM Y rT S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, October 12, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 12, 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>, October 12, 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/cb05c91a74c2040c8e93b6289476241c.pdf 8eb72b67045aa012d1083e0585154d83 PDF Text Text , - . ■• \- •t".' : ‘T~ r ' * r '* “ T -r - t “ . . ; ' O N TUESDAYS A N b FRIDAYS PUBLISHED V IsEMI - W EEKLt I N S A N F O R D — L ife h \ IX W oith Living NUMBER IS (SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY/ OCTOBER 1C.-I917 iEMlNOLE COUNTY CALLED LECTURE ON PRESIDENT COMMISSION MANAGER TO DO HER FULL DUTY TRACHOMA MADEAPPEAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT. LAST NIGHT LIBERTY DAY MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT w- • - \ [campaign This Week Will Sell Seminole’s Share • ■ • • ................. I N T H E H E A R 1 O F T H E tir ' VDT rtf,a •& (GREATEST w h * , p i !W»p v VEGETABLE im SECTION : volume .. i • padty of tho church building. For tho services of tho day Mrs. Fannlo S. Munson, tho church org'anlst, pre­ sided at the organ, giving in detail the elaborate musical program as outlined in tho last Issue of Th Herald. Mrs. Lucille Aspinwall Takach ‘was the soloist In the offertory anthem. A large choir was present which rendered the "Steiner” com­ munion service. The Reverend Rec­ tor was tho preacher. ’ Tho choir having'been reorganised was vested in'the ysual manner of city parishes. It'-fs now a' mixed choir of men, ladle* and boys, the cruclfler being Hawkins Connelly.- This feature re­ minded thO longer residents, of San­ ford to -now some -years ago when General-Sanford and Jils family were residents and attended Holy Cross Church that then there wan a vested choir, even -nt that time- The sol­ emn Tc Dcum wan sung as n special act of tliankn -giving at-the end of the morning service. • • At tho night service of evening prayer tho parish choir wns aug­ mented by many • members of the vested choir froln S, Barnabas’ Church, DcLilnd. Rev. Fr. Alleypc made ‘the address nt night*, bringing tbe congratulations from his parish in DeLanri. The Very Rev.. James G. Glnss, Dean of S. Luke’s Cathe­ dral, Orlando, Was to hnvo-bbon the preacher hut wan summoned nt the last mmqent to attend with the Bishop an ordinntion at St. Andrew's Church at Tampar • v The Jargc./Congr£gaUojJg: at murn-> ing and at .night, parishioners and friends of .Hqiy Cross all iqfeinc tho highest pjaijif £e/(the power and tiio BW03tn'e^*df/t}io.njw- jiipo organ. Tho pcople/.ofjJffpJyi^Gross are cer­ tainly to, bo'/’-ep^rraturated y in this very great aag6t'fo ' their church, and it- is theregy -’a jgr'eqt ^nd an tid'd!-' tional attrncriod c ety ^ -^ - Mrs. Howard?Ly>ripK‘ was tW'noloist at the eyeninjr s'efviic.".-.*' ;__- l - . / In ' .-''-*;/;* " -c • - •• Dr, McMulUn N o w H a s Special Holiday For Patriotic Gatherings Every­ * Cases Well In where Hand tend to do to bring this war to a victorious conclusion. "For the purpose of participating in Liberty. D|»jj tylebrations ail em­ ployes of- tH«c;- |^ileral Government throughout,'thb! country whoso ser.ylces can'.hq Vpd'rcfi, may bo excused at 12 o’clock Wednesday, tho twenty fourth;of October. •. • . "In 'witness.whereqf-1 havo here­ unto set my’ liand anc^ causcd the seal of the United States to bq af­ fixed. A * *. "Done in tho District of Columblo, this twelfth day of: October,‘in tho year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and sevontcen*. and of the Independence of the United States of America, the one hundred nnd forty-second. ' (Signed) "Woodrow Wilson," "By tho President: (Sjgncd) "Robert Lansing, » Secretory of State." Committee Will M ake Inter* csting Report at Grammar School • , m The campaign for tho sale of the Becond scries of Liberty Bqnds is on ' The committee appointed by Washington, Oct. - 14.—'President Dr. W. H.‘ Cox, stato health of­ Jn earnest In ScmlnOlo and under the Chairman Ncsl at tho mass meeting ficer together with Dr. Jo h n .. Mc­ Wilson, In behalf of the Liberty Lble Icadcrshif* of Hon. Forrcat Lake at the Grammar School l a s t . Wed­ Mullen,- U .‘ 8 . Health D ep t^are in Loan, tonight issued a proclamation m Iwho has been appointed chalrjnan nesday night will make their r e p o r t' Sanford handling in a very efficient setting aside Octiher^-l as "Liberty [for the county tho campaign will be torirarfow* night at seven o'clock a t way the trachoma cases found to ex­ day" and urging the 7>eoplo pf .the Jwaged from every part of the epunty tho Grarqmar School. ist in Seminole.’ county! These ex­ nation to assemble on that day in (in a most systematic mannor. ThW committee was ordered to* Inperts aro being ably assisted by our thclf respective . communities and ‘ Mr. Lake of tho Semlnolo Bank, vestignfe. thoroughly .tho present "pledge to one another and to tho iocnl physicians. All city and coun­ | f .-I’. Forster of the First National system..'of city. government and tbe government that represents thorn tho ty cases woro yefi^jjay congregated |and 0. L. Taylor qf tho Peoples cornniission iorm, the city manager in Sanford dK^,-prompt disposition fullest measure of financial support. lliank will make ten minute talks at forrn and the commission manager ’'Let tho result bo so impressive' cither by trentm eiit^s operation was ■the theatres this week apd other ofform ’and report at the,m eeting to­ made of ’them. ' Certainly with the and emphatic," th<r President urges, Ificcrs of the various banks will asmorrow' night. efficient and . direct .supervision be- "that It will echo throughout tho (slst in various ways. All tho organi­ ing’lent by the state health officer re­ cmpjre of our enemy as an index of Tho committee has' worked faith­ sations of tho city will enroll in this sults to be accomplished- will mean what America intends to do to bring fully' upon this report and has tho \V9T\ ■great work and it* is this week that the stamping out of this trouble with this war to u victorious conclusion." fncts to present at thb meetfiig th a t I will tell the tale. The President’s proclamation fol­ inn short tim e.- Dr Cox.-und Dr. will* settle this question and tho call Uncle Sam is depending upon tho McMullen are especially pleased nt lows; will lie made for an election to. de­ lib erty Loads for the success of the the r?oporationvgiyon them hero and cide whether the citizens of Sanford • "By the President, of the United great struggle and not only does tho insist that if the same cooperation States of America.- •• • want .a change in their city-.govcrn[Liberty Loan furnish tho sinews of f mpnt. is' extended them In other sections, "A pforlamatton, . * In Society’s Domnin |wnr toil it furnishes the spirit that the troublesome trachoma will soon The second Liberty Loan gives the The question lias been widely dis­ usidi materially in putting tho_pj?p Cease to exist. ' * * . people of the United States another 1 cussed not. only by tho committee lied Cr<a: Card I’-tri} In ourlnen and our allies and dis­ It is pleasing indeed to tho par­ opportunity to lend their funds' to Tl(e card party for-the benefit of hut hy the citizens generally and if courages the enemy In many ways, ents of this county to see tho indi­ their . government, to ..sustain_tlu;ir the Red Cross, .will be held in the there nrc some wIiq have not attend­ bloth sides are watching tho Liberty vidual interest- being munfestpd In, country at war. 'The might of the Woman's Club rooms Thursday, ed -the meetings or have not heard ■Loan (or signs.of America’s strength their children by Dr. Cox and his United States is being mobilized and Oct. 18th at 3 p'ciock sharp. Every­ the di-tcussions they should he a t tliu (and while there is no weakening on efforts in securing the valuable aid organized to striko a mortal blow nt one Is requested t«# -be on time. meeting tomorrow "night where they lour part the host indication of our of Dr. McMullen are decidedly ap­ autocracy in defense of outraged Bridge and Five Hundred will both will he able to mnke their decision. [whole hearted interest in tho war is The question of the tcommissibn preciated. Certainly the methods American rights und of the cause of he played, nnd it is n progressive (the manner in which wo tnko the adopted and the active and direct liberty. Billions of dollars are re­ game. Every woman .in Sanford form of government confronts tho [Liberty Loans. work being carried on will secure re­ quired to arm, feed nnd clothe the nnd if) fact tho United Slates is in­ people of this.city N.OW nnd should sults that nfust ’mean'much in the brave men who nro going ;forth to terested in the work being done by ho settled NOW nrul thorn {s not Every one in this county should fight our country’s hntllcs nnd to as­ the Red Crow, these enrd parties timo to liedgo or delay tho m atter health branch of \lie entire state. [make strenuous efforts to take part sist the; nations with whom we are are being given • everywhere with for tho city election is close and it iH (of this Joan not only f6r patriotic Last night-a very interesting stere- making common cause agai nst a great nuccess nnd it is hoped that up to the voters to decide at once. (purposes but for your own individppticun lecture was enjoyed at the Cominoti foe. the club room will be taxed to its This matter has been discussed nnd jal investment. Uncle Sara docs'not High School auditorium* under the utmost. Telephone Mrs. Deane will be fully discussed In a free and' [entail any hardship upon you in ask"T o -subscribe to the liberty loan supervision of 4)r.*-'Ale Mullen.- ,Tho ling you to take a Liberty Bond. nrcture covered A broad, interesting is to perform a service of patriotism. Tprner todny and reserve your plnce. open manner tdmorrtfw night. Tho meeting is open to everybody and ■They are the host investment in the "NoW, therefore, 1, President Wil­ Committees: scope and tends to ript fcs a prevc'ntevery man In the city who fs Inter- , 1world ami the bonds will be sold on Tubles and Tally'll —Mrs. Puios4 i vc -'/or future trouble through the son, President of the United.States rated In his city nnd wants to sco it [easy terms that will place (henrwltlichannel qf .first hand-,knowledge nnd pf America do appoint Wednesday, ton, Newman nnd TnraHhcr. forgo ahead should ho nt tho meet­ [in the reach of every man in thp results^.'^Without dol&Bt/Our state llid twcniy-fotlrth of October as Lib­ Refreshments—Mrs. Howard and ing nnd express himself.- Tomorrow [county; America is. expected to erty Duy; and urge qm| advise the hcaltlr dejnirirment is. an efficient orMrs. Morse. [shoulder the largest part Irt-the war Decorations—Mrs. Symrs, Mrs. night at tho Grammar Schoo}, ganizntipn' pnd.ihy'lehding them' de­ people- to assemble in their respec­ land TUa largest part of opr responsi­ served. nssisilthce, Florida will rcal.Uc tive communities and pledge;.'tp one Morgah, Mrs. Fox nnij Miss Motbility will he in financing tho allies I.pdlca Register ;• a henltli/nsset never hefbro exfibri- another and tft.fho government. Hint tinger,. ,las welt as our own forces and only represents, them the fullest measure All the ladies who hnvo not regis­ CDcfldT v<,J. «. “ • I 1 I [by the Liberty Loan can-this court-. s‘_____ .1 * ./I 1* .■ of financial support.. On tho after­ South Flurida I’res^ Meet** Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. Dunn,' Mrs. tered can do so at the Rest Room *-?*.'*• V try do this. It Is out duty to come noon of-that day J request tliat pat­ Edwards,. Mrrf. Reardnll, Mrs. Good­ until .November 1st. Those who . Saturday n gathering of 'Hip edi-' in on this second loan and help to riotic rheeflngs be held in every city rich and.’Mr. Cary Yllwecs from Or- havo not- registered should avail I make the democracy safo not o n l\ (own and hapjlet throughout the lando cnipe.u'p;Sunday to attend the themselves of this opportunity and * [for tho pcnplo of this age but for land’, under Jhedi/cctlon of the Sec­ dcdicatlop 'scryiciji'.^ak the Church of show their, loxe of ,country and de[those who arc to follow and^ho’oncs’ and those who'ifclt^rt'd'ed' r^celred retary ot tlj(tvrreasuryfcnjid the im- thfi'/Hohrv Cross.;.. niro to assist in the’great crjsfs. margin of- fifty or more'Xotes./ *.;•/' who cannot gq to the front Will in both plcasaure and profit from the /*•• ; * «r,- ■<- j -,\ mvtliatr direction of-.-Ufe- Liberty ---------- r7 7 .v n ' • f t;:t * •' Iafter years, exhibit’ with tho same do discussions and thcirnternal nssoclaLoan Committees,'whithj haVe been ■ "Motherhood" at Star Wcdncaday ' M|lk Grafterp...';*;-. r 4v jgr" ” f pride us would the- soldier ti°n. , organized ', by the ,' Fednfnl Reserve , .George-DeCotl'ea., made ''Motherhood," with Alorjorid^ V/.’ .-. Chlcagc/, Ofct. 13.—Bvfchwee.; to Bnnd. The. people respQridod./uibty; ,’trip;tp Jackaojfiyllle last wi [exhibit his medas,’ tho Liberty bonds •Wayne Thoma^' prwrjdent of'.'^hc Rnmbonu is by far one of tho-most [that made it pnssiblo for the United asabpiation mndp -an Jifcil Hi6st,/,and prpveL-'fne existence of*a -nUtfon;-widc tq tile call' Of, the first Liberty Lai^tv gripping,, interesting, exciting, emo­ j ? M | > ! plo't bjiJ; tnilIcp/o<iucp/s ia-'ra!roythe .•-;Dr.'; and. -Mj/k, Puleston' returned tional features, nsido from being stu- State- to take such a large part In entertained the ylsUora.‘-witii a sump­ pricr of s7hot *so m m a ity / has boon with an over subscription pf mor$ 'Friday fjcom'.,ib»t'k«onvlHb>.'' . \ pendaus and massive, ever shown In. |winning this war. tuous dinner a b ’ytb RoVelawn Hotel. presented -toj fedc»zi a 01hpri11i-s- by tfian 50 per cetit. I.ot the response • f ■ * td .the second loan be even greuter Sanford, It comes to tho Star Wed­ There nrc hundreds, of reasons F in e .n d d re sse srtr^ d e ^ b y -G ilb ert MfS. Bryan lllggins and small nesday, altar a long and successful why we should buy all the Liberty D. Leach of the -bCRst)lirg; Commerr tho^ attornojF 'gen.efal .of-- Illinois-,. and.iet the amount bo so largo that Ronds that fC 1can buy. Thero.ia cial executive agpnt 5f the’ Ploridh .Ramifications''of the alleged consplK it wifl.'scrvo ns an assurance of un­ son'.'leavo today for Gastonin, North tour throughout tho north having not one reason why wo should* not Publishers' Augfliafyf.-E.. It.- dbn'ca aty include/! a jiian of- raising a fund equaled support to hearten the men Carolina to spend tho winter with experienced one of the biggest runs | buy them. ' *' ‘ in the history at filmdom. In mafty aro to face-the filro of battle for rcUtives. of the Arcadia '•^Neay,'-* Waiter* M. df; five, thousand doRark to plAco, a whb • ^ * 1 - *H*. of the largest theatres all recores See that Semlnolo county does her Haynes of th e §iip/anl^Bcraldt and mlhj* jfrienclaly .to ' ’tho.' Dlilr^mcn’B us. Let tho resut be so impressive • 1 ■part.• Henry - McLaulin is attending the were smashed and-shattered by this A. L. Cleveland ‘ o‘f.'!thJ[''Fort Moade International. League ofi the Hoover and 'emphatic that, it will, echo wonderful picture. It is a true say­ court in DcLand this week. Leader. The prografn’/w1!^ lightened throughout the^ empire of our. enemy commission formetl-toRx-n-Juit Ptico ing’and an old and trUe adage th a t up by an amusing modcloguo by our y .. Chicago Wins fca nn index.-of. what Americans-inWhere there Is smoke thcro is fire” • Mrs. B..JT, Starling returqa today *• . New York, Oct. 16.—At an early o\frn Inimitable "iloep Sea" Green. for milk! - *•>:>* ' - sand thorp surely must be soma rea­ from Jacksonville. She has been vis­ [hour this morning ideal weather was Tho association'elected .Editor G. son* for tho crowds th at congregate iting her sister, Mrs, Robert Simms [promised for the 6th world scries Gallemore of Bartow aa president; to rpviow this vivid picture. . Among; in Riverside. . Ijramp which Is thought ."will* be more E. R . Jones, Ar(g.dra,'vlce president; somo.'.of the scenes that are embod­ ■M i (largely attended than any of the W. M. Haynes of Sanford, secretary; Mrs,' Minflfik left oa. Monday tq ied In the ablve are: ■other games. Tho line at the gate and Mrs. C. V. S. Wiiion of Sara­ Authentic pictures of tho French ylslt her mother, Mrs. Walker, In [began forming at midnight and at .9 sota; as treasurer. ’ Sebring -was 'se­ aoldicrB'.mArching to war. « Braldentown. * [o'clock this morning it became so lected as the next placo of meeting, Loading nnd.flridg of the bfg guns. ;._ t -M -r' 1long that traffiewas obstructed caus Editor P. A.- Ruhl presenting the Looting of-a French VijUga and Mrs. T. D.. Hdjln-of -Braldentown ling the.managers to opon tho gates claims o r that Httlo city in such an has been;.the guest -of Mrs. Frank the treatment tho inhsbitsnta^rs|ahoad of time, *•* irresistible way that tho editora wore cejvc.' <. .* Adams* .onVMagnoIld aVenue. The goroo opened with New York unable to resist ’ his-allurements.— ;-*ilorrors‘,or;the ,warjAhnt are not M v •i 4 1 [in the field, Benton'in tho box and LAeland Telegram. told in ktoHes of iho Tmttlffletd. Mrs. Henley,chairman of atate [Rarldcn behind- the bat.' Chicago After Petrograd civics is the‘>guest .of-.Afrsr W. E. It ls*'a tragitr.pictute .of wah/ Iust, failed to score in the first hajf. Chlbattle, love, and peace. t . Watson. M h.. Henley will address The Germans' most striking mili­ [esgo put In as her batfery Faber tary move alnco tho attack which rethe Welfare Department on Wed­ A,twerreel Keystone comedy w ill [and Sdialk. New York also failed nesday. v^f-*be st;bwh: st)'owh’in in addition to to. tho abovw above Ito score In'the last haf of the first* suted.in the-fall (if Riga wair started and ^JON’T f / r G ET—WE NEV­ ' t f t ' :, ‘v Jlz ■The first runs were made fn the first Friday on* th e . same Russian front Capt.^ and Mrs. CoIIfVr. left ’(hla ER RAISE THE PRICE. [half of' the fourth, when Chicago when German trqoptf landed a t Oesel 8r ladies' and children's m a t­ afternoon fqf'v-Mirco- after a visit .v:Special |madc 3. • The score remained th i pnd Dago Island at~the'inouth of the Gulf of Riga. Heavy units of the inee at 3:15; . With Dr. apd Mrs. Puleston. ■me until the last half of the-ffth main German battle fleet covered vhen New York-made 2. ,P - 1 m . •y . Owing to the Red Cross card par­ *n the first half of the sixth Per- the movement .with their guns, si­ The first meeting of the Auction lencing the Russian land batteries ty, . which wjil t be’ heTd' Thursday fitt took Bcnton’g place in tho. box. Bridge was held bn Monday after­ . afternoon in the, W om uls Club Mrs, noon with Mrs, R. A. Newman aaChicago puccecded in shutting' which tried in every poulbo wayto Lf*G. F. Smith) cnterUinW '1the Every hostess. .The.A uttion Bridge is tho lew-York out for tho remainder of hammer tho landing parties. Week Club Moqdsy afternoon at oldest card club in Sanford. I t was he game and In the fira^haU ofJtho , G jaln Is Barnsd' /_i her attractive homo on Magnoiji organised by Mrs.- B. ,-W. Herndon . made another rjm, the totals New. 'Y ork,. Qct.18.-— G rain' in­ avenue, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen win­ about • eight years ago. This club [Chicago i runi, 7 hits and, 1 error; ning the .p rise,.‘white silk* hose. disbands every summer.' and ' thw ■New York 2 runs, 6 hits and ’8 en- tended for export and valued a t more ron. • ,*.' *• than a million dollars a-apparently Those present were Mr*. Neal, Mrs. medbers all Jook Rrward with much “■ a ___ W w s *#t , ■ total lorn after flaiyea h u e . been Ayrats/ Mrs; Barnes, Mrs. Watson, pleasure ta -their first game (n tho raging many hours among the eleva­ Mrs. McLaughlin,'Mrs. Thigpen and fall. The prise Mondayafternoon.—«. The Organ Dedication! tors of the. Nsw.Yotk Dock Co., In MissWUIdet*-;^ bos of embroidered handkerchief^, The new pipe organ*recently In­ Brooklyn. The Art-Is n o t^ t.m u fe r t t stalled by the Pdcher'Co. of Louiswas won hy Mrs. - Morso. Thoms -fro-Rad'(frets Meeting file, Ky„ for Holy Crops Church control and is-M»er, of tl>e .worst in present' were Mrs. Bishop, Mr*. - The Red' Crete meeting that was Connelly,' Mrs.’ Dess, Mr*. Gallo­ blessed a t tb* 11. o'clock service tbs history 0/ thV New’ Ybrk water tam ed from a trip . *0 France aod.AUeh U cipecfing to-leave any moment to bo held tonight has Seep changed way, Mrs. Miller,. Mrs. Morw, I l i a ■t Sunday morning, before a con- front. > ; F. Dutton spent tho week end on a trip across the water; water. Both boFs boys ar* are nuking making fine flno records sn.d San on account of the members..Sflng Thrasher, ’Mrs. Puleston, Mr*. H a l natlon of people th a t' utterly, busy with hospital work. * ,ed the-seating and standing eA< In' Jacksonville. • I*ford la prqud df them ahd.qll of her soldiers and sailors. Wight and M r»/W . C. HB1. - •-.v# r-.**n 1 : ’ - ’*^*:.V • • * .•► ***r- A£**•-.* ’ ■« • ' ' ,-jfc v- & anC.'.) .V , m eM m W tii k .a ■ t .. • SANFORD BOYS IN U.S. NAVY �PAGE EIGHT ‘ ______ .____._- .. — ,-i" ■ --^ JLLL ■i •vn > W . A. D . ---U. IN SOCIETY’S -------- RV<V . h a p p e n in g s . o f in t e r e s t in a n d A R O U N D SA N FO RD •' ■- danco hall girls, known throughout the Yukpn country as the "Flame." Sho is the trump card of Slack Jack Hovey, proprietor .of-the Midas cafe, the moat popular'resort in the lively mining town. One night ■ stranger comes to the place, and instead of tricking him, aa Black Jack orders, she finds herself Interested in him and aids him to make his way on to the gold fields. - The mania influence over her'la foe tho good, and aho de­ cides to go straight, but. tho gaqg foer and declare she will flame higher gpd fiercer than ever after Her brief period of goodness. <• ■ ; •- • -' S C T U 't s m a i s n T u 't u 'r d»jr of October, A. O. I f l l , • U W. CsIdwtU 8. A. Irw U f D. O. OsldwoU. C h u ttr oClko GaMwolMrwia Co,. I m , /> Wo. U o und«r*lf»»(J. do tor*by uoocU to M m lv o f for I b t M rpsM of beooatag lorort u t s , Florporaitd u n da,r dtho_ laws . Mof tho _________ . Ida to tra a iic tJlo r.p io flt tbo.bvdaM o bolaw forth and Wo do adopt p t t kthetlollaw o ln* aa U a charter oK-iba-goop mo4*« I aK m horea • In-good ahap«. Enqulr. Torest City or Altnmonto Sprlnn,' I f ' Erin*. IMU _ _and __ _ ebb,, . ji Fop _8ala—Lotture int* ready 4plant* to ret. pd. fa lZ * West Side. l&-2tp ; “ Motherhood’, > For Sale—1916 Model FordT^T Coming to the 8 tar eoon. Watch / ■ ln^ car. Good conditio)). Addr»« •for the date.- “ Motherhood" ahowa Tho' Auction Uridga Club held 1 convention will visit in Orlando be­ D, care of Herald, Sanford, F1L fH big battle, scenes. business meeting, at the home of fore returning home. Tho n a n o at tb10 i'c'co/pot«»iw» o rp o ratio n ,1 aball bo tba __ ____ ( .M w ,I|-Itw ln C o n p a a r, Inrorpor»t»d, and If you would aee the battlefields fl CUfl R. A’. Newman Tuesday morn­ lit principal plica oi b u aian s ahatl bo SanFor Sale—One 50 gal oil 1 ^1 of war—the battlefields Just aa they ing. 'It'w a s decided to eliminate re­ Sgt. Seth Woodruff, Quarter mas­ fo id ,. Bamlnola county, Florida, and the board ot dlractora n a y aatablUh o th ,r p lic n with, pump, ono 50 g*l gasoline twv are today in foreign lands—If you freshments. “ The Sanford women ter's Dept.,. returned to Charleston of builnoas within and w ithout the atato ot two ico chest*, one show cue « would all but hear the thundering of are trying to do their bit, Wc all Monday after a five days' furlough, Florida. the mighty machine guns, the sing­ • . * ArUcia IlT Runge store, 6 anford avenue, oitfe** realize it is best not to give 1up cn flfl-fl. Tha xonoral natura of tba butlncoa to bo ing of the flying shrapnel, the thud tirely our'little-clubs and circles. It Emmett McCall from Oviedo was tra a ia c u d and conducted by aald corpora­ For 8ale—Shetland pony, sevta1 tion aball bo aa follow*, to-wlli of falling earth, the moans and cries requireooo^rseat deal of strength nnd in Ssbford Wednesday, • To t n n t o la pad carry an n cancral tacr- yearn old, -gontle\ and broken tv i of wounded men—you may aee them cbtndlM builncaa to buy, acll and deal la courxjft f& ^ c o each day, -.with our fl II fl dry rood,, •boon, ahoo flndlnn, fllturac. •addle.' S. Rungo,.417. W. Third Sl > U h all the kikid action of living b?ya away but if. we are to keep up Mr. and Mrs,.Marshall from Orlan­ bardwara, furnU urt, srocariM. naUoaa .and mcrcbandlaa and to buy, call and ' 9-Ue war In the Mutual Film’ Corpora*' sane and nOrrpli \wo must have di do - ame In' last night to attend the 5corral cal In a v a ry k ia d of n atartala. ware and tioh’a stirring picture play of war, version, let’a <*tgj/rtaln but do it in dance at the Parish Houao. mcrcbandlaa that may bo nacaaaary or t a ­ For Sale—fifteen acres, »bout | ped I, nt to carry on aald btulnaaa'to borrow "M otherhood,” in which Mias. Mar* the simplest wsyKSUianext meeting . fl jfl 11 n a n c y and accura sam e by m artfaraa, acrea deafed, fronting Like Monrot bond, and other oblicaUoaa therefore; jorie Rambeau plays th e —leading _ ‘ WtLb MAKE EXHIBITS - . of the club will bo--v$5p Mr*. PulcsMrs. E.. B. Huntley, Mrs, D, J. dreda, to boy and aali real e ita ta and to Impreco Abundant muck on place,. Filtrei part. ton Monday ^ternoon, ^ ^ jBmith, Mrg R> L . Fox , nd ^ C aanw: to do all auch an d other and further minutea* walk from postofilce. Se* tblnt* aa n a y bo M apaatry a id oxptdlent 7. ^ • There, is much ’ of tho amall en­ Delco System to Demonstrate Elec 0 fl fl lnw lnv ffrom ro m I ^ M h u n r cam< jI>i U TRowloy Leesburg came to bo d o n a'fo r the auccaaaful traaaaction ot O. H. Lcfller: t ; the butlncoa of tbia corporation and to h a r t, Mrs. Margaret Barnes ta&ertalned otter for tho convention, counter, tho 'entanglement in the trie Lights OMrctoa and atijoy ail rlghta. powara ahd wire, the short pithy exchange of For Sale—m Watercooled I*, prW1l»(co lad d catal to corporation* orgaaThere will be shown at practically the Every Week Club mdoP delight­ t fl fl lied and c iU tla r uadar tb a fawa ot th a atata ternational Parve*ter’ Halfton troeL rifle fire on the b a t ^ plains. .jThere eYery state, county and district fair* fully Thursday afternoon. Mrs.' Mgs, W. H, Funk of Leesburg was of Florida, . j »• ,, - "T . are the long weary m*fches‘fthrough this fall a modern and euftple device G. F. Smith winning tho prixe. At here for the convention, Mr, Funk in good running condition, a btKi ArUcia I I I . • L *fi Tain and mud.- •’ There ardathe days for producing electricity on the farpa the conclusion of the game * cup of ia an old resident of Sanford, having Tha a n o u a t o t ea pltal itock ot thla eor- gain. One doubte seated Surre/h itie a abaU bo Irea. thoucand dollire good condition. Enquire Hertld of hunger and misery. There are and making the eloctridty do the tea ws* served. Those present were taught school here 'eighteen years Office. 94/e ''th e days and nights in the trenehce Work which U now more or leas la­ Mrs, W, E, Watson, Mrs.’ G. F. ago. ’ ■ without sleep and without ample boriously performed. Smith, Mrs, W. J, Thigpen, Mrs. — ----- . — purebaao o t pioperty For Sale—New L. C. Smith typ*. protection from the elements. And Connelly, Mrs. Dumas,' Mrs, Mc­ Ocala business men are moving in paraoaal or lor tho paym ent at labor or aerWhile electric generators have' writer. Must Be aotd a t onto. Cuh cleaa a t a Juat valuaUon thereof to bo deter­ most spectacular of all, there are the Laughlin and Miss Katherine Wilkie. the direction of tho establishment of mined by tho board ot dlractora. will ■ take machine at half pHtt * • fl fl fl great battles with their toll .of .life. been in use for some ■years, they *. . Article i y , * a peanut oil-factory in that d ty . have not until recently been prac­ Thla corporation aball continue and bare Herald Office. 3.21 The many friends of.M rs. Lovell The crop of peanuts in Marlon coun­ full power to atercUa.Ua corporaU r l t h n and Many of the scenes were taken in tical for farm use., They have been ttancblaaa for S period ot alnoty-alnd ( I I ) will regret to hear of her illness at ty this year la estimated at 800,000 yeara from aad 'afto r tb a commencomeat a t France. They are real and depict of the old belt^driven-'type, cooled FOB RENT * ■ v U corporaU aaU U nre: unltoa aoonet dl»- the actualities~of war as every one by water and Were continually giv­ St. Vincent'a Hospital in .Jackson­ bushels. aolead by tba etockboldera or arcordlns .to __________^ ____ • will ‘know' when they see them. ing trouble because of the water ville. Mrs. Marlowe, who has been For Rent—One upstair bedrooa law. Article V. There could •be’ no more accurate having been boiled away or frozen. with her will return tomorrow, as and kitchen furnished’ for light Kissimmee is going to make a-bid The boclneae 'of thla corporation aball bo picture of what is today transpiring This new typo of dynamo Is in one Mrs. Lovell Is pow 'considered out of for securing an aviation school, it conducted 210 French Ave. by the .following officer*, 'e l t t a housekeeping. president, vlro-pr**ld*nt, aecretary and troaa* danger. In Europe. ' 15-2tp . being the opinion of tho local board orer and a bo»rd of dlractora, to conalat.of self contained unit with the engine; I t I lkr.** »»d »«* w ort than five of trade that Osceola-county can fur­ it la air cooled, and may be operated •tockboldcia, and auch aubardlaaU offlecra Furnished Room* by Day, Tho first meeting of the -Social “ The Flame of The Yukon’, aa tba corporation Buy author* by keroseno evon mor6 readily than Department of the Woman's Club nish as desirable a location as can 1>e and ncenta or M*onth—Park avenue (1st, Hi .T h e office of aecretary and troaaurcr found in the state. Other Florida any, to filled by the tamo petton, tbo board "Tho Flame of tho. Yukon" if tho by' gasoline. This greatly reduces North Park • avenue, over L. R, was held Tuesday afternoon in the cities which will submit propositions of director* and all o th tr offletrt to ba ehoMii nams of tho now Triangle play atar- the fuel cost, which, in-view of. th a t'’ by tha fftockhold«r«, aball bo tbotco annual* Philips & Co. drug store. Ifra club rooms, with M rs.' Roy Symes tq the government for aviation sites ly by tbo atockholdtro, a t tholr Annual moot* "ting Dorothy Dalton, which will bo present, high price of gasoline.is par­ C. C. Hart,, manager. ~ 30-tf as hostess. A business meeting was are F<?rt Myers, Bartow, Sanfprd, Ing to bo held tbo Aral Monday In Ja n u a r exhibited a t tho Star Theatre Fri­ ticularly important. Their conof oaeh year b#«lnalne with tho year lP ti. called for 2:30.. Several matters of Puntn Gorda, Arcadia, Tarpon The proaldent and o th tr. offlecra aball bo day. It was written by Monto M. struction is so simple that they arc For Rent—Two offices on Kint St, chosen annually by tba dlractrwa or by tba importance wore’ discussed. It was Katterjohn and produced under'tho set In motion by the movement of a Springs nnd St. Cloud. Tho latter stockholders a* tha by-laws rnay raqulre- Two inside offices. All in G. 4 W. j | decided to devote ono meeting a Tho offierra to b i choM-q by tha director* a t building. ‘ supervision of Thomas H. Ince. Also warehouse close ia. lover and will stop nutgmaticnll month to "our boys" who have been is nlso In Osceola county. a meeting to be hrld on too samo day and Immtdlataly tf'o r tha annual meeting ot tha N. * If. Garner. U-Mc ‘ Dorothy Dalton appears as a sort when tho battery is full. Children called to tho colors. After the busi­ atockholdoro. Tbo Hoard o r directors, un­ St. Johns county is getting into til otharwl** Provided by I ha stockholders For Rent—Small warehouse, 20 by of Alaskan Carmen, queen of tho readily operate them, the only in? ness meeting bridge was played. eon.l.t ot three ISI-mambera. The fol­ structions necessary being a single Mrs. Aylott Kitts, Jr„ winning the tho cattle raising game on a scale shall lowing s h a ir b a officers of tha corporation 30 feet. ' In heart of town and ad­ that a few - years ago would have until thoro elected at th e election aball have demonstration. jacent to side track. S. O; Shit-’ prize, a box of correspondence cards. been considered a Munchausen tale. quallOed, namelyt I . W. Caldwell, vice-president, holier. 1 , • U-Jtp There Is scarcely nny kind of Tharc were quite a number 'present The Florida East Coast Ranch "Co., D.Prialdent, D. Caldanll, secretary and treaaurar, 8. A. work that is not easily dono by and tho afternoon was much en­ which owns 5,000 acres at Toco! is Irwin. Hoard of directors. I . W. Caldwell. 8. A. fywln and D. D. Caldwell, Rooms for R ent— Light houwthem. They light tho home, tho joyed. planning to put ono thousand head A rllrle VI keeping rooms, over 5 and 10 Cnt barn, the dairy, or any place whero The hlcbeat amount of Indabtednoaa or ! t « .7 ,' of fino Hereford cattle and 200 Du- liability to which tha corporation can at any Store. Mrs’. W. E. White. 12-6tp light is desired; nnd brilliant electric .’- Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Bridges, Mr. roc brood sows. liras subject Itself aball ba ten thousand dol­ lar* (110,000.00). light mny bo had by the simplo pres­ and Mrs. B. C. Bridges, Mr. and , Aftlfle VII. For Rent—Upper flat, .3 furnbkM sure, of a button or the turning of a Mrs. M. S. Hill, Rav. Mr.\ Palmer, Tha names and realdanrea of ^h a sub­ room s'for light housekeeping. 100 The largest quantity of seed pota scribers artd number of aharet taken-by each switch. Attached to the pump, they Mra. Mclsom,*Misa'Melaonrend Mr. aro a* follows: Palmetto. ll-5tp L. W. Caldwell, Hanford. Flo., 19 sharea keep the tank filled with fresh water; nnd Mrs. C. M'.* Watson from Cole­ toes in tho history of the potato 8. A. Irwin, Sanford, Fl*., 20 shares and the luxury of running water for man were all here attending the con­ growing industry ‘ in Clay county D. D. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., 1 share. For R ent—Nino«rooma nnd »!«p- I have been contracted for t|iis season. In witness whereof we b are hereunto set hbuse, barn or da^ry, is enjoyed Just vention. \ • . A grent deal of now land hns bcon our namea this tha 10th day of Ortober, ing porch over Herald'office. Moit as i n the city supplied by the costly A. I). 1917.- ' convenient apartments in- the city. ’I J 1 * L W. Caldwell, opened to cultivation, and many . . water wo rkrf system. .. . . 8. A. Irwin, Inquire of R. J. Holly, rare Herald. Group 3 of. tho Guild of the new settlers aro moving into the I». I). Caldwell. Current from there machines will Church- o f"th e • Holy Cross, Mrs. county. ' . / * • 103-3tp B u te of Florida County.-ot Seminole. operato the churcn, the sewing ma­ Margaret Barnes chairman will givo Itrfufr me personally appeared U W. Cald­ For Sale—Frdsh milch cow. It. L chine, the corn-s heller, the thresher, an evening card party- at "The well and 8. A. lywln and I). D. Caldwell to At tho special election*held oq the me Well known artd being by me Drat duly Garrison,-R. D. No. 1, Sanford. . tho cream separator, in fact nny Gables," Oct. 23rd. Bridge and sworn aay rarh'for him.ell th a t ha algntd and * ’•' ‘ • G-tfe farm machinery of this sort to which Five Hundred will bo played. "The 18th to dctcrmlno* whether the hew sie ru ted the foregoing Instrument for tha purpose* therein aiprraaed, and th at they it is attached.* In a-word,*It pro­ Gabicf" is a delightful place to en­ county of Flagler county of Flagler are tba persona herein named as I>. W. WANTED) vides the farm with tho comforts tertain. Mrs. Lcfller is a member should go "w et" or "dry" tho "drys" Caldwell. 8., A. Irwin and I). D. Caldwell. In Witness Whereof 1 have hereunto set carried the election by an over­ n n d c o n v e n ie n c e s , d u e to e l e c tr i c it y of th is g r o u p nnd h a s kindly o ffe re d W a n t to - r e n t g o o d Underwood my band and official real at- Sanford. Sem­ county, Florida, thla tha lOlb day.nf typewriter, must, he rcanonatil*. tho snmo as are cn oyod in the largo the use of her home. 'T h e proceeds whelming majority, there being but inole Gctober. A. I). 1917.'. . J.IL.A MAE JOIINOSN, • Wcfltqtp Union. cltica. U-2t ; will go toward paying for tho new twelve votes for tho sale of intoxi­ . (aaal) Notary Public. cating liquors in tho entire county. My commission eiplrea Oct. 29, 1929. No. one should miss the oppor­ organ which has just been installed. Wanted—Two or throe silcimtn A. K, Powers, Ally. tunity to. see theso remarkable ma­ A delightful evening is.nssu^ed all Ib -F rl-tte . . and collectors, with car or tc»n. Dw i Ii U II m U chines in operation at ststo and who attend.' 8 treng Wireless 8ignals It) Winter. Apply to Manager, Box 549, Or-.’ of A rtlln U ea for T a t Deed Uadar A aeries of tests lusting over two -Nolle# county fairs. Compared to tho com­ t t o • :* Hecllan * #f Chapter 4IBS, Laws sf Flor­ Undo, Fla. _• Hero is one of tho new 2-button 13-tie ida-. fort and even luxury which they af­ • Tho dances at the Parish house years were completed some time ago, sacks by HnrtSchaflner & Marx Notlre I* hereby tlvon th at M. A. Lake, ford In the country districts whero overy Thursday evening are prov­ w ith.tha object of finding out. how urchasor — ; —W aited—M en!. . of T a i Cartlflcal* No. MI9, •dated electric current is‘ unobtainable, tho ing a great auccess. Young pcoplo much stronger radio signals between R i t 6tb day o t'Jo ly , A. I). IglS . covering Between 17 and 40, Baptist in­ two selected stations would be In.win* W )i of Lot #. Illk. 10. Tier <!. Hanford clined or non-church preference, t» cost of installing them is small; and are coming from Oviedo, Genova.and ter (lata south 4 feat), told aa tba proparly of than in summer. The test signals K. Chuluofa to attend them and our A M. J. Uradford. Atao CertlQcato No. Join Bereap Class. R.’ M. Grortf)when one sdes and knows that they were sent nearly-every day during that 190, dalod July «th, A. D. 1915. crfVyrihg own Sanford boys and girls are there will really do all that la claimed for 11*0 * Lot I. Oik. 10. Tier C, Sanford, (old stcln, president. . time,, and the amount of power sent E hth*of property of 8 Knight. Also Certlflthem and more, it means tho instal­ etch time,' The Parish House is an and the Intensity of signals received aa cato No. 17S, datad Ju ly * th , A. D. 1915, Lost—Cameo rlng^ Reward if re­ lation of a plant In. tho homre at the ideal placo for dancing, tho floor ia were carefuttr measured. It was fonnd cowring F. H at Lot 1. Blk. I, Tier H. Han­ ford, aolfl aa tba proporty of A Jones. Also turned to Herald JOffice. M*2t« first opportunity. Actual demon­ good and it is always cool and com­ that the beat time of year was from Cortiflcata No, 179, datad July 6th,-A . D. 1915, rovoriag Lot S, Blk. B rT lar b , San­ strations of these Delco-Light plants fortable. A three piece orchestra November to February, and that then ford. told a* tba proporty of II. M tad. Also will bo made at practically every fair play* all the latest one steps and fox the messages were about six time* aa CartUUaU No. I l l , datad July Itb , A. D. , ’ * IS , covarraa Lola 1 to I . Blk. I , Tlar E a"nd undoubtedly it will prpve one of trots, delicious refreshments are sold. lond aa daring the months from May H Hanford, aotd aa th a ptoparty ol L. 8. to Augnst^Popplar Bclcnce Monthly. Flahar ’ Alto CartlOcaU No. I l l , daU d Half, of the money d* to bo used to the most attractive of all exhibits. D.' l *1*' « Lot I , Blk. send anything to the drafted .boys I , Tlar 'C , Hanford, hold aa tba proporty* of • • .* W. C. Btawart. Aire Cortiflcata No. i l l , . Amber. they may need or waqt. To Mra. Class Violin Pupils Ju ly I tb , A .'D . H U , covarlag Lota Although today we know that amber datad Wilmot, Mra. Jones, Mrs. Gfrror 4- and I , Blk. V, Tlar F, danferd. sold aa "Miss Helen L. Warner, violinist,' F YOU h a v e n ' t ptoparty of D. A. Caldwall A 8ona.: of the taeulty of the Rollins College and Mrs. Dietrich the success is due. Is a bard, heinous substance which tbo Alto Cartlflcato No. 114, datad. Juno Ird originated from the exudation of ex­ been wearing. H art A. D. rovarlng L ot I , Blk. 7, Tlar C, Conservatory of-. Music will have a They are there every Thursday night tinct cone-beuring trees In prehistoric Sanford,1911. ‘aold aa tha p ro p arty of Oaear J, ScHafTner & Marx - •' class.of violin, pupils In Sanford on to'aee th at everybody has a good forests, the ancients—particularly the Ford. Unlaao aald cartlflcataa bo radaamad tho Saturday of each week here­ time. clothes, maybe your Llheraily XsrtiUsed crop! Greeks—regarded amber with super­ according to law t a i doodaaball will aaua tbaraon ta k e ft to I !«*• labor fl after, beginning tomorrow Saturday, experience with cottonstitious^ reverence because of Its mys­ on tbo 14th day of Novombar, A. D. 1117 . per crate. It takes, sir, Wltnaaa my official atgnatuaa and aaal Miss Wllkerson of Daytona spent O ct.,13th, terious origin nnd Its equally roys'terl- tbla tba 12th day of October, A. D . 1917.1 m i x e d , “mercerized" „ -200 hours to plant, culti­ Miss Warner la a delightful* vio­ the week end with her sister^ Mrs'. ous properties. When set on flro It •aaal) - . E. A. nfiuO L A SS, 1 vate,' apray and gather # fabrics has taught you Clark Circuit Court Sam loala'Co^ Fla. burns slowly, nnd when rubbed It’ be­ linist aa well ns a teacher of ability L, G, Stririgfellow, tha crop from n certain r„ Url tV* Dou«,‘*«. D. C. sj . something. l&-Frl-5te comes worm nnd nttrncts light object* and long experience. Last year sho field. If liberally fertiU*•i '• 1 Mrs. Bryan Higgins is visiting to Itself much ns the lode stone at­ -ed, t h e c r o p w i l l be headed tho violin -department at the tracts lepn,. The Greeks explained doubled or trebled—hut Mrs. Hurt. Penn Hall School, Chambcraburg, Have y o u r clothes ■little additional Ubor will amber ns tho tears dropped by Phae­ Mrs, Gowdy of Orlsndo is visiting Pa., where sho made a marked suc­ be needed exespt to gather . kept shape? Do you ton's alstcrs. * ■ cess of the work. She Is a graduate her daughter, Mra, Hal Wight at the increase In. the crop. feel satisfied with them? of the Allen Freeman Music School her homo on Park avenue, /* Working 24 Hours a Day. - fl fl fl Have they proved to of Scranton, Pa., and of the North­ A Chicago plqmher hns been arrest­ Miss Ruth Stclnmoyer is home ampton, Mass., Institute of Mihtc be worth the price? ed for leading nNloublo life. By day from Sutherland College attending Pedagogy. Maybe you'ITfake our, he piled liU irude, uud by night he the convention, wna a robber. We don't know much advice this fall artd get For the present Miss Warner will fl fl fl about tho fobber business, but wo give her lessons at the hotnp of Mrs. the best. Mra. Harry . Dickson of Orlando w Henry S. Wight of this cityT Sho is expected this week to vixlt her have, had some experience with plumbera, so arise to^iisk the question will be there, tomorrow from nine sister, Mra, LaVerne. Hurt. . H art SchafTner & Mafic where his doublo life ..comes In.—G rit f An Local Advertisements Under a. m. to four p. m.” , ^ . A ll fl : This Heading THREE CENTS i Annotfr^bullt-ln" : use none.but pure wool Miss Warner-Is to be one of the Id to produce lergy* (a designed Mr! and Mrs. S. E. Barret, who Line For Etefi Insertion. Mlnlmnni Nnllre nf AppUcsUnn 'inr-Charltr fabrics; or wool and soloists next Wednesday at the dedi­ are In. Detroit wilj reach Sanford’ withleaat.labor—. To Whom* It Mny Conctroi Charge 25 Cento. cation of the new organ a t the about tho flrxt of November to tho S*en3chTlIa aoil, bereue Nolle* la horoor (Ivon that tbo uadar. sijk. . I t s the o n l y algaad will on tbo Saturday, November ttth, the yield, hasten matnrity, Church of tho Holy .Cross .'hero' in delight of thefr'many friends.-*'- ’ In answering an advertisement I SIT, at 10 o clock s. m., or aa toon there­ . thing worth buying in’, Improve tho quality. There Sanford,1’ after as ** can be beard, at Dalaiad, Flor­ where no name is mentioned. In tba n o fl Stre 45 ^fnoomr Firtillwr* clothes. ida' maka application to Judfs Jamse W . »S — J-r~ — ITT— •• . Judea Bevaatk Judicial Circuit ot ad, please do not ask Tho Herald i Mra. Billie Hill has returned from Parkins, Florida, tor aa ordar approving tbs proposed Snapper Abound* In Australia. c T O !’ j p r s W f f ebartar of, pad Incorporating, Tho Sanford for Information as to the identity of . . W e sell these goods • The snapper la the characteristic Aus^ a visit to Albany .and Valdosta,’ Ga. Commercial Association, tbo object of whleb the advertiser. Usually wa do not crops—among tham • » la to ikromot* tbs latoreot pad waiters ot It* fl fl fl . analyala, .’formula •».“ , trallan fish. It Is found all round the BM Bbara by eo-op«ratloo m u tu a l asMrs.- Puleaton -and ‘Mrs. CoUler alatanc* imont thamaelvea, and tba com- know who the advertiser is .and if - p ric e /to fit y o a r . s p ^ 1. . ‘1 Australian coasts at some time of the mualty wbaro thay reside, the same baliip a we do wa are not allowed to give needs. Get U test ducrip« year, also In New Zealand and part are in Jacksonville for a' few day*. non profit abariac corporation. tka~orlctnal out thla information. Simply writa tlv? price Hit from• fl fl fl ; of the Indian ocean,* In haunts wheVa proposed charter ot which la now on flla la tho office ot Clock Circuit Coon Bemlnole a letter and address It ai per In­ tho ocean bed la rock strewn .or rbbbly. Mra, J ; E. Snyder, Mrs. Chas. D. County, ae required by law. structions in the Ad. * Borne think tho snapper ou^ht to.have Brumley, Mr*, Lewis Parker and \ - . R» A. Newman, W. It. McKinnon, Armour Fe^tlllxcr Wort* been on the Australian coat-of-arms, Mrs, Win, Higgins from Chuluots D. L. T hrasher, US E. FIRST S T .. because he will remain1when kangaroo were shopping in SAnford Wednes­ FOR SALE J . W. Dlekiae, Jacksonville, F liJ . O. Ball. and emu are gone. Snapper ls tha day. •. - \ . ' t lt-V rl-Jte jb tU m it 1 ■For Sale—Onq, 8-year old mar?, daintiest morsel to the shark, bnt Its • — B a it fcfcigsw • M an d i t t o ApptUalloa fee Letter* P a t e n t ' Miss Alma Peter of *^ampa, who ia large, beautiful eyes taka In 20 points weight 1,400.-ljia., full .of life. One la hereby tveS U a t th e evbeeribattending the Wesley Brotherhood reNotice of tho compass. . hereto .will .a p p ly ,te th a Governor a t horse 12 years old, good all round a' A ll-w o o l— -the onlyclothes economy **’■ ia, in? top' =5= = Save Farm Labor ft* fl 2 *£;■ atB-y KfelLY Wftpi , m CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING *4rmoM Fertilizers Sanford * 2P V. m ML �Odohet 16. THE SANFORD , - - • R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M* HATNEfl, Bnslneaa Manager rnU U U d E tm j TiMaday and frU .y THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY fn # t« TStaab » > N * . 141 • f l n b l B«r*U •* — - ' ^ I1' - ' » •* Lands near Sanford that were con­ sidered fit only for vegetables were planted to cotton, with the result (hat a considerable quantity of the fleecy staplo will go to swell Sem­ inole's roll this year. Everything considered, Florida is *a wonderful ernor has a jig h t to call upon you.] does not. war only on armed.fore**, for", service anywhere within 1'th e state, regard lose of whether or not you are a member of the county guards. Such being ■the - case, .the wisdom pf becoming a-; member of the Home Guards is apparent. The state is now without trained militia* men—withoiit military^ protection. Disturbances' may arise nt any time, the quelling of which may necessi­ tate the calling upon our citizens for aid. To refuso such' aid would bo to render yourself Ilablo *to a heavy nation. The government asks that Imprisonment. you loan your money ao that the penalty Being drilled* and ormed and under war may 'bo^X>secutcd to a suc­ the leadership of cool and efficient cessful end thatfwill forever rid 'th e officers you aro better fitted to cope world of the Prussian menace. You with any situation that may ariso will get the best security (n the world than you would., be, without this and a 'v e ry liberal interest on. the training. .Therefore, if you had en­ money .you lend.. Ypu will be lend* tertained an y .id ea of leaving the Ing money to the government to pro­ guards on account of this ruling of tect you; ,to protect your family; to the supreme court, it would be wise protect your property and 'to onablo you to contlnure your prosperous to rc-consider. Wo do not beliovo a singlo man of pursuits in security and.peace. This Company B will leave tho company is not a rich man's war. It ia n war on th a t account.- In fact, we be­ in behalf of democracy, freedom, lieve it will prove an incentive that justied and right in which the, poor will stimulate interest and cause the man haa as much at;stak e as1*-fins' members to bo more regular in drill tho rich mah. The poor man's mite attendance and. create a desire.to be- ia needed, as much as the rich man's como mire proficient in drill and the millions. When the committee calls use of firearms. • •’ on you be ready to take your share' To leave thrf company for fear of Liberty Loan Boifds. that wo mny bo-ordcred for service outlsdc the county' would be a stig­ ma on ouo’s courage that could not be easily erased;—Manatee Banner. ' COMMISSION GOVERNMENT Sanford’s effort to get in the class Sanford is-hungering and athirst of progressive cities and adopt a for tho commission form of govern­ better form of government is bring ment, With a city manager.. 'M ight work, but if there is a job we would not hanker nftcr it.is that of man­ ager of a smnil city. A one-armed man 'w ith tho .hives is in clover in want to see n cart). I had a notion comparison with the troubles thnt thut it demanded all kinds of skimp­ would encompass tips guy.—Lake­ ing. land' Telegram. "We skimp enough ns it is,” 1 told Jnck, Hu did not answer. mo , n t ’once, HOPE FOR THE TAX PAYER Billy, clamoring for his morning.kiss Since Miami is contemplating n was excuse-.enough, - V change of goverhment to the city ’ "They stand In line with thejr mannger. plan, the following experi­ there in Belgium, little runs, ence of Topcku, Kansas, is worth waiting hours upon hours for their noting.' Cappers’ Weekly says: .. small portion of milk—tin y . codgers "This year federal taxes have in­ like Billy," he reminded me quietly. creased enormously, and, almost •Thnt settled’ t! I got ready right everywhere state andt county taxes nftcr breakfast and went down tb have increased. Hut with taxes the headquarters of the food admin­ mounting on every side, the City of istration. ,1 nsked to see tho pledge Topeka did not increase its lev*-. Tho reason it didn't is because it has shame deepened. It asks nothing the commission form of government Not only has the tnx levy ofTQpeka —government -by commissioners, that any American woman would not been increased, but several miles men chosen and delegated to do spe­ not be proud to do. of .streets ore-being resurfaced A it h cific things and to bo held strictly 'The pledge reads:, "I nm glad to things, out cost. to the property owners— accountable for those join you in tho service of. food cofi* • bocauso tho City Has the Money. nervation for our nation and I here­ The term doC^ not. Imply or pre­ by accept membership in the United suppose n form of government "Kansas recently.: has introduced States food administration, pledging the manager plan into its state gov myie'f to carry out the direction cFnment being the first stato'.to e x ­ and. advice of the ..food odministrapend I ho'system to the muhhgcment. tor in my home, insofnr ns my cir­ of state institutions. When the ike hnving more than ono mayor cumstances permit." Following thnt state's machinery bus been fully ad­ and in most instances one is enough’ is room for the signature and ad­ The true . commission form o justed to it, the same results may dress: . government also presupposes tho se confidently, be looked* for^ip state cction big enough and * The card further states: "T here is management.” —Miami Metropolis. brawny enough to do their' duty ns no fees or dues-to be paid, The fpod common senso and business <judg­ judgARE WE COUN.TV GUARDS? ment dictate without fear or favor By n decision of the-supreme court of any man or set of mei^, When a it is shown that the law passed by city Has chosen three or five or sevon tho Inst legislature, providing fqr.the, establishing of county guards,, for duty wthin the county in which they are organized; is in conflict: with-the constitution of the state. This law Co him "Why, have you done thus?" provides that such guards may not or "Why did you not do so?-’-then be organized to servo outside the that city is in position to get real re­ county in which they are organized, turn for every cent spent frdm its whilo the .constitution of the state budgets and get them quickly nnd provides that "every nbic bodied quietly. . . Wc believe tho time* is coming man between the ages of 18 and 45 constitute tho militia of the state” when there will be simplified form of and th a t’” thc governor of the state city government on the commission is commander in chlpf of tho state’s plan which will solve these vexing problems of municipal progress; pnd militia.” ' then' there will be a haste to- adopt By this ruling It will he seen thnt the p la n .b y all cities which tdday if yyou arc able bodied and between are burdened or ctnpbered with a soldier-woman. thd ages of 18 and 45 years, the govheavy top administration or a clut­ tered up system of combined mayor, council nnd so-called commissioners. fr-wy(= H a ll ia HEMS SGm mm The Best There Is At THE HERALD OFFICE YELLOW SECOND SHEETS Beil Grade 600 Sheets $1.00 . 100 Sheets - .20 * Second Grade 600 Sheets •$ ,60 ”* . 100 Sheets - .15 WHITE 8EC0ND . SHEETS _ „ 60Q Sheets . $1.00 100 Sheets - .20 . * Office Supply Dept PHONZ 148 HELP WIN YOUR QWN FIGHT Patriotism alone should bo reason sufficient for every American-who can possibly raise the money to sub­ scribe for Liberty Loan Bonds. When the fate of tho Nation depends upon its finances, every loyal citizen will cheerfully respond to the call for asistance, Americans who have kept posted on tho progress of the world war need no urging, but those who have only, a superficial Vnowledge of tho awful horrors ‘that havo drenched Europe in blood and tears seems unable to project themselves into tho maelstrom. That tho war will-over come.close to them or to nffoct them 'personally is beyond their conception. All Europe slept under tho same delusion until-tho Prussian monster was ready to spring. What followed? Belgium w it overrun by horde* of Huns. The pcqple- were enslaved, their country laid waste, their women outragod, their children murdered. *Northern France met the same fate. Serbia waa depopu­ lated. Even ■England, the nation wh<pw Isolated position promised im­ munity, owing to-her great fleet has been Invaded by fleets of aerial craft nnd defenseless towns'and d t l u have been bombarded from the iky, the toll in deaths being heavy, Prussia The United-States Food Adminis­ tration will send you tho "home card” when your signed plodgo is re­ ceived. In the meantime, dear Edy, I'll write to you moYe about mine Love to all from (Signed) Frances. is as necessary as the acquisition of knowledge. W hy p u t it off until the-years of your earning capacity are well .ppent, or your m ost'prosperous dayB have passed? * ~* _>JOW is ju st the time to open an account with up SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL $30,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD II. R. STEVENS Fih Umi c, SANFORD, FLORAlA-^,. m . hand . . o, l. tailor v b - iw d .i p, L. WOODRUFF Vk*-PmU*el \ ‘s» CwUw R. R. DEAS Au‘l CtshW THE BANK THAT INSURES BUDGET OF O P IN IO N “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME" EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT —- -• A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes and Faith,'"He'll PHnhTem"— . So Says Sauntcrcr. ' If Wo Coajd See Ahead If we could see as f*T ahead As wc nlways see behind,' We’d save a lot of trouble And regrets of every*kind. - * When tho'inclination'-seized us, .To kick some wandering pup, Wc coulil clearly boo tho coming bite. It’s then.we'd pass it up. ' . The empty gun would get a rest, No more in foolish fun Would we attem pt to scare n friend And start him on n run. And. got u shock from the report, As one more angel flics From this weary, wicked world To homo beyond the skies. Tho God of Love would quit his job, And givo horse sense n chance To settle case of nudden love Wc would'refrain from running bills Pay cash for all *we buy, If we* could see ahead of ua The active dunning guy. It would, assist to stop regrets, And making each one pause, By simply glancing juiit ahead,. Thus checking troubles cause. Oh, yes, a blessing It would be; And Fate would bo so'kind, If she would aid to see ahead Same as wo see behind. —G. H. Kelley Z The trachoma scare looks like somebody was lax in their duty if all this was allowed-to spread here In bur midst. Of course I am no doctor and know nothing about, how quick­ thjs ’dsease nets ly thjs'dsease acts ■ but it should have been discovered long before It had taken* hold sn our children. Of course we can ail givo thanks that the government physician is here to give treatment but nevertheless tho mothers, aro worried to death over the prospect of their children having to bo operated' upon.. However, it will now bo stamped .out and nbsolutlcy. eradicated jbut where, does all this talk about school *inspection come in if any' kind of Uiseaso con' spread in our*achools as trachoma’ has .spread not only in our*schools but in other,schools *of the state,. 7 The now form of city government is concerning not only our own city but othar cities in 'the state.. Some people hero object to bringing up this matter while we aro concerned about the wac. but 1 really think that the war Is bringing up these subjects right now and if there ia any chance to save in tho management of the city government, why not-save it when wo.nccd to most. Thereto no time liko the present to have a gor.cral house cleaning in every branch of not only our own households but in city and county and state and national government and believo mo the war will.bring i t about. Now is tho> accepted time to investigate everything that .will savo us a nickel. city-attorney adklsed him that city By work on street.'....... could enter into no agreement with Uncollected......___........... the' .company, whereupon a motion Expense for liquor case was mado and duly seconded that Error in July report__ city clerk writo said Company and Cash to Collector.....;;...., inform them .that said agreement could hot bo made. R. J. Holly and several ladies of Collector’s report 'for month tho Woman's Club'came ■before t)io September,’ 1917: • ........ 53] council. anil, asked for somo assist­ Taxes',’ 19iff......— ----------------j s ; ance In-renting n rest room for the Fines...; j city and after discussing the matter In terest-. ...---- —....... 9 motion was made and Pound fees...—________ ..... at.:, length j seconded that the city pay*$16.£0 Miscellaneous.....’.....—............ per-month rent.) _ Borrowed..-,..,— .......... l.OOC A complaint having bberi made to the council about vicious dogs running-nt-large, same being a menace Ropnittcd to treasurer to tho public, a motion was .ma'do Credit by vouchers...., and seconded and Councilman Miller 1.867.57 wqs asked to preent an ordinance at thb next meeting concerning dogs Treasurer’s report for month of running nt large in the city of San­ September, 1917: • ford. Receipts: On ‘ motion carried, Third street Bnlnnce on hand Sep I ,'17 121.57 nhd Myrtle avenue intersection to Rec’d from collector....... . . 1.633.57 be paved wWth sehll. Rcc’d from Coll, vouchers 199,05 - On motion carried, sewer bo ex-’ tended from alley between Laurel and French avenue, beginning at Disbursements Twelfth street, run nprth to 10th Vouchers paid. 8t/-cct enst to present sewer. Cash irt banks.. On motion carried, the matter of repairs to Goldsboro nvenuu was re­ Bank Balances: ferred to street committee with power to net. . First National Bank Communication frpm District Peoples Bank........... Health Officer C. T. Young was read Seminole Bank.---- :. 'and ordered filed. - ’ ‘ 1.022,54 On motion carried, sanitary com­ All businest - being attended to mittee together with ’Sanitary In­ spector and City Engineer make an council adjourned. inspection of the sanitary conditions of the city and report nt next meet­ Apples and the Bible. ing. It Is not. likely'that the apples et Tho following reports worc< read the ppple trcc*ns wo know them wrr* tho-tree or frtilt mentioned In the and ordered filed: Bib!?. modem writers mnlntsla Report of chief of police for,month thnt tt Most Is either the quince or lb# of September,- 1917: citron, ns being more In jjcconl with N6. of arrests........... ........ 61’ passaged In Scripture. ’ (Cldilldes Discharged 2:3; 8:5; Joel 1:12; Proverbs 25:11; Sentcnccd on streets Canticles lx, 2:5; 7:8.) Fines a s s e s s e d . _ Collected for July.... Paradoxical. Collected for August When a chap Is' feeling blue tod Pound fees......".........’ goes out to find tho sky In (In- sans condition, ptrnngo to say, It Is pretty apt to clfirk him up a bit. Notice To Farm ers! WE HAVE JUST RECEIV ED A CARLOAD OF KEY STONE LIME. PHONE 135 Office and Yard 3rd and Myrtle SANFORD, FLORIDA Y 011 are Invited to Visit Us Como and seo how Coca-Cola is put up for yo See the bottles cleansed and sterilized before f "almost human” bottling machinery—see h span and dean everything Is. -It will enable: stand why every bottle of Coca-Cqla ia ao del freshing. • *• CITY COUNCIL MEETS Sold and aarved at Htnahm aataUada,' n S au taaU , (aba aad p o m , by boula orxaaa dalivarad a t your bona. session at 7:30 p. m. Present, B. W. Herndon, - president - and Coundlmen C. H. Qlngee, W. W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno.' Adams, R. A. New­ man and Roy Byrnes. • Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Chairman of street committee re­ ported th a t he had conferred, with city attqrney in regards to agreement Ponder TMa. between City -of Sanford and Clyde Happiness cothes to ua by degrees: 8 teamahip Co.,’in regards to beauti­ We have to bits through thp bread be­ fore we reach the chicken In the sand­ fying bulkhead property belonging to Clyde Line 8. 8 . Co., 'an d that wich.—Indianapolis Star.' .... ' , • • In Sterilized Bottles . Sanford Coca-Cola B o t t l i n g Co. SANFORD, ?HONE 21 FLORIDA �$ ilrl-f*/!? 3$ If, If IT , r> >* SHE to F1 C they were not In Sanford , u advo­ ul to kill a’quirrels in any pub-"*0‘. '.T- ‘ We forgot to mention th a t My, cating that Sanford 'ahoijld have and Mrs. Borell received a number, privato park at any rime. No­ commission manager government, of beautiful pieces-of silverware on vember.20th to December 20th fol­ but sitnplyjo explain the theory and their 26th anniversary last week. lowing, for phoasaots and grouse. practice‘of the new aystem and what . Twenty-five dollar fine to kill mud » ’ Mr. and Mrs. Neil ISwInson were Little IIippenlng«--W«f Uon., A Beautiful Assortment embracing the It hu. done for St. Augustiho. City callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. hens, gallinulu, limlcolse, common­ of Matters In Brier— Manager Miller went Into great de­ Magnuson and the latter were'sup­ ly known as shore birds, surf birds Latest Shapes and Colore in Trimmed Personal Items of tail in hia elaborate address, the In­ per guoets at the home-of Mr. arid end woodcocks-at any time. and Untrimmed Hats. • • • M • • '##• Internsr formation that he gave proving not Mrs. Dalltnger. , 6. It is |25 fine to capture, kill or Satisfaction Guaranteed only of.much interest .but of consid­ JK E. Lundqulst and his sons, E. injure any game-bird or animal by erate value. Sanford., la fortunate W. arid E. F. together took in the pitfall, deadfall, scaffold, cage, snare, floomW of the Floating Brasil ] in having a model charter ao far aa excursion to Jacksonville last Satur­ net, salt lick, blind pen, baited hook, Talk* SnectaeUyArraafed for. . the alderminlc form goes and tho day returning .Monday, while Roy baited fields,;drugs, poisons,'chem­ Harried Herald Reader* d ty ’a affairs are administered by a Hudgins also spent s couple-of days icals, explosikes r similar devico. ..................... capable set of gentlemen who are there on business. 7. It is a 925 fine to kill tnore than Reduced rates will be ’ arjintcd doing their best in a patriotic way Mr. and Mrs. Peterson came over 1 deer, 2 -turkeys, 20 quail or 25 Wallace Ltpford, quartorm uter’s every year? Doctors tell mo tho num­ ber would be many hundred. fr0rn nil point, on the Florid. B u t to advance Sanford’s Interests. The Sunday, as planned, to get Mra. department, Norfolk. birds or any other species in’one day, Deprive tho battle front olbospltal Coast Kail way. for the coming state question that the Sanford people Palraqulst and. Mr. and Mra. Frank Norman Baker, U. S. Army. facilities and tho death rate will Jump Sunday school convention to be held will have to decide and that which Hocquist of Oriando_wera also- num­ It is a 9500 fine J o kill more than 8 Ernea(. C. Morris, Co. C. Fla. enormously. So.four Red Crqsa dollar fn Da>«oni. Oct. 25th to^Blh..* Th 6 wilf havo-their earnest Consideration bered Among thejguests'at the home* der, 10 turkeys or 300 of.any other Ike UouaV, Co. C, Fla. is out upon’a practical errand—not a«... wj|| be onp and one half rate for within a coupio of weeks la ns to of Mr. and Mrs. H; G. Lundqulst. game bird species in ono open sea­ T. M. Hill, Co. C, Fla. . son. • . sentimental, sissy Journey. whether or not tha municipality Is ibe round trip, and tickets wlll'likc-' Rek, Edwards preached an excel­ Harry Rabun, Co, F. \ It la certain to bo Invested In thp 9, It is 925 fine to barter^ sell or ly’b*‘.on-sale at. all stations Oct. large enough and h u sufficient ’iri= lent sermon on fidelity Jaat Sunday Guy Stafford, Co. .F; life of-m liberty aoldler, which Is a 24th arid will be good until at least teresta at stake to warrant tho eni- evening to a well filled house at the offer for sale*any.gamo bird or ani­ Lewtie Oglesby, Co. •F. good enough investment for me. mal. • midnight of Oct. 29»h. . ‘Added to ployment of a • city manager. A Presbytcriaji.' church. Ho was a Densler ‘Stafford, Co. C. W. It is 9 100 fine to hqnt outaido * T. O. Gillis. Co. C these special rates a* Inducements apodal committee of dtixena is to be guest at the home of Mrs. Dertelson, HOW TO MEASURE HUMIDITY will be free entertainment 'a t the named who shall, prepare a report Mr. Dunn of Lako Mary who kindly, of your kotlng precinct without a Wlille O; Goolsby, Cd, C convention, and free garaje epacf.for jaivd submit i t ’a t another meeting to brought him over taking supper license, a 925 fine to chango or alter Harrold Holiday, Co. C Device That Is Satisfactory Consists be held on Wednesday of next week, there. a license.’ those who come oyor by car. of Combination of Two Thor. C. R. Peabody, quartermutera* . mometsra and Veaaol of Water. Mrs. Louisa Nylund and daughter, 11. It is a 925 fine to transport Corp, Ft. Oglethorpe. Remember the benefit card party October 17th.—St. Augustino Rec­ , » Julia attended tho services. wWthin or without this stato <■ . Robert Morriwethcr, Hospital »t the Woman’s . Club October 18th. ord. You do'not havo to iuTcat In a ba­ " Apiong the DeLand -people at­ Mrs. Ballinger was a supper guest game without a proper license. I t is Corps. Benefit Red Crow. lM tc rometer,-or expend your personal mola- . a 9100 fine’for riny.coramor carrier Robert Routh, Artillery, N. C. tore' by hurrying to tho nearest “ob­ ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diggers and tending. the-special services at Holy at' the homo of Mrs. Ericson. * * Johnnio Robinson/ mother and to receive such game for transporta­ Cross Episcopal church Sunday Stafford LoFils, Army servatory," whether at a-drug stora or little son. Paul, have Arrived In tho Grover LeFils, Quartermaster at n weather bureau, to ascertain tho city front Lewiston, Montana and night wore II. J.' Williamshurst, Mrs'. brother were guests at hia home on tion. • Tuesday. _ * • . -* " degrco'of humidity! F*rom Power onoThom u 0. Owen, Virginia and MaQept. 12. The witnesses furnishing evi­ expect to remain ’here for aotno time. gets this.hint:. _ _ bclDade, Esther Stiles, Virginia Paul Dooley, Quartermaster Dept, Two daughters of Mrs. Reaves of dence to convict for any violation of Paul has been on, the polir.o force of Johnson, Florence Comstock, Kath­ clerk. ;* r • ’ Winter Garden, nieces of Mrs’ . . HIItho game laws shall have half of-thc Levistown for several years and "Tho’ instrument In the weather bu* E. L. Mott, Oviedo,Cd.-ltJ. while 111- and. Mrs. Diggers liked the leen Winters, Mrs. Lindstrom, Clay­ mcr Lundqulst‘wero visiting a t her fine Imposed. reau kiosk.marked ‘rclntlvo humidity* Frank Campbell, Co: C’. z? ■ Is supposed to show the percentage by west greatly they are minded to re­ ton Codrlngton, Tlios. Owens, Jack home here, and also Miss Lctson of 13. Persona , residing in' tho state Lamberton, Rev. Francis Alleync William Hartley of Longwood, weight of water vapor In the'air, 100 Fort Lauderdale, nnoth'er niece who twelve months and a bona, fide resi­ main in Florida where tho snow In had been their guest came with them dent of the county may, on payment navy. per cent being when the atmosphere not' banked around tho houso eight a n d ' Milton Locke. Each lady in the Presbyterian can hold no more In the form of stoara. for a short visWt. months in the year. Their many of 3 f to the county judge receive a Floyd Washburn, 5th Georgia In­ Tho maximum weight of steam that church is privileged to contribute a • A baby boy arrived nt.-tho home friends nrc glad to aco them back resident county license," a, "non- fantry.’ tho atmosphere is capable of holding small article suitable for a Christ­ of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lundqulst home again. rcs'dsnt county’liccnso" for 93 and a Oscar Dubose, Coast'. Artillery, Is dependent on nnd increases with an mas gift, 'to be sold from the bazaar on Sept. 16th. "non-resident hunter’s licenso" for Ft. Sill, Okla. .Go. to Mobley's drug store for for the benefit of th.c building fund Incrcaao of tho temperature. Tho ac­ Parties .were held In honor of Mra. 915. No license good oxcopt in coun­ *•> your school books. Phono 21/4. 2-tfc of the church December 7,-8th! Edwin L. Dinkle, Co. C., New tion of this hydrometer depends on tho Stedt,. Mrs. Magnuson and Mrs. ty-issued. -No license required ot'rcsexpansion and contraction In length of S en ato r Doncgan of Kissimmee York •Regiment. Mayor J.' E. Ingraham, accom­ J. E. Lundqulst and a good-bye a hair or flbor ns It Increases or de­ dent Confederate Veterans. was in the city Saturday combining panied by his Bon, James D. Ingra­ party for Walfrcd Pierson who left Jasper Driggers, Quartermasters creases In moisture content. business with pleasure and his many ham, -sales manager of the Model on tho 19th for Comp Jackson, Co­ Corps “Another devico for measuring tho friends were giving him a-'warm wel­ Land Company has just returned lumbia, S. C. SEMINOLE.S ROLL OP IIONOtt B. F. Griggs, Co. D, Engineers relative humidity Is a combination concome. Corps. alstlng of two ordinary thermometers,. froln' a business trip’ to ChuluotaCaptain Ilantoul has nrrived to The Bravo Boys Who H are Gone Charles S. Lee, Oviedo, Aviation ’one haying.the bulb covered with n wet Rub-My-Tism — Antiseptic, Ano­ The run down nnd back was -made spend the winter. cloth or n wick extending Into a ves­ Forth to Fight for Humanity's Corpr. ‘ dyne-Kills pain,, stops putrefac­ by automobile and Mayor Ingragham Wo deslro to call especial atten­ sel of water. In tho usa of this In­ Sake» *• * • by automobile and Mayor Inferaham tion. 8G-35t strument tho wct-bnlb rind the'drytion to Columbia Record 1G85, .The D. L. Thrasher landed the con­ says that the conditions of the coun­ SAVES SOLDIERS bulb temperature* are taken. If they Tho following boys from Sanford RED CROSS « _____ _ Star Spangled Dannor, sung by Miss tra c t for furnishing tho Scmfnole try ' everywhere show* evidence of arid 8 emino!n county havo joined are the same, tho humidity Is 100 per Guards with uniforms arid the sam- wonderful progress for a great win­ Mnrgkrct Woodrow Wilson. This the army and navy* or will join jn Organization Acta on Theory That It cent, but when there Is n difference tt rcclrd is dedicated to the Red. Cross, la Better to Heal Wounded Fight­ ’plc of same is on display in his win­ ter crpp. In the Sanford district the. Is necessary to consult tables la order and.25 cents from the sale of each of the next few weeks. This list is not er Than to Penefon Hia Family. growers are putting out lettuce and to obtain the relative humidity." dow. The uniformTDnalata of papts, complete and all those who know of theso records goes to tho Red Cross. shirt, leggins and hat and will give ccery plants and the total acreage Ask to hear 2332, "Goodbye Droad- any boys who have enlisted <and are Long ago some one remarked that an In these two Important Items of food the guards a fine .appearance. not on this list please lot The ounco of taffy Is-worth a ton of epU Puma Nearly Exterminated. will be close to 3,000 In tho vicinity wa^,‘ Hcllo 'Franco. Herald know a b o u t.lt as tho list taphy. A 10-cenf bunch of violets to The puma, tho most athletic qnd ’Date for the benefit card party at of Sanford alone.—St. Augustine Gibson & Wallace. will bo printed every week until tho the living outweighs a 950 funeral powerful of all cats for Its size, Is • the Roman’s Club changed from 13-tf ‘___________ • wreath (for tho dead. Record. war is oyer: • v. '.-7 coward only where roan Is concerned. l.-Octobcr 19th to the 18th at 3 p. m. That’s the motto of the Red Cross, There la abundant evidence of Ua hav­ Ladles of the Presbyterian church . Notice Ekerybody invited.' Price 50c. Nary • sriyp a yrrlter,ln tho. Philadelphia ing tried to effect n truco with man­ wilL make nqw clothes for old- dolls City license^-became due October .* • 1t>-2tc Karl 'Schultr, on board, ship *. Ledger, ’ i t Is much cheaper to soothe kind,* ahowlng a decided tendency at in tlmo for Christmas if ordors are 1st, 1917. Kindly call and pay same *. V*' and heal ». wounded soldier than to times toward actual friendliness; bat ' Sherman RouCh, Medical reserve Mrs. C. II. Dingee has arrived lejt at onco with Mrs. Fred T. Wil­ arid avoid any penalty'.-that may,be 'pension big'fAmlly. ■< corps ' • . ‘ Its appearance. Its horrifying cry, Its home after spending-the p u t week liams. For prices, etc., call 308-J. Imposed for doing buslflOff..'without Erecting monuments at Gettysburg dlght wandering and. Its tendency to Collier. Brown*; medical reserve with her brother, Ernest McClung Ilccnso. .* ' '',V and Valloy Fpirge! Is well enough fifty prey on ‘man's domestic creatures • corps ‘ - .;- •' j . * in Jacksonville. Mrs.. Dingee was * Jas. C. Roberts, or a hundred years after tho events, havo marked It .with enmity, and Its . Canvass Is Postponed OliverMurrell, . medical reserve railed to Jacksonville by the setlous but a dollar for tho stricken,soldier persistent destruction has cleaned It * a ' * 13-4tc City Tax CoHector/fJ The editor o f ’The Herald Tits re­ Corps ... . • illness of her aister-in-law, Mrs.-Meequals n hundred dollpri in marble out of all but tho wildest sections.* ceived notlco'from Campaign Direc­ • .Ned Chittenden,-signal corps |'Clung. ‘ >v Vi1 -. i, . over his'body. • . . ‘ • Roy.'Chittenden, marine.corps tor Leroy IlodgcrtW U. tho pledge Thanks N*»7 Knitting Circle , Red, Cross money I9 an Insurance Last Sunday at Woodland Park, card canvass has been postponed.of 1 Hospital Lralnlng School, ‘Ralph ftoumillst, navy- y a rd .' policy.* W M t doe^Jt insuro ognlnitf ,• i, . Economy'In Dras*. • ' October 14th. * 14-2t the request of President Wjjson v> ' Newport,-ft. I.,* -’' Philadelphia’s 13,000,000 will surely ./ People who dress well- on modernto '• C Army Mr. and Mrs. P. T . Wakefield and The canvass was to have been held . . Sept. 2o,JA9L7:V: .'^lloaJJopes, medical reserve corps preserve.scores pf lives. S o jt Insures mennk.never nwke the (ptftake of hnv* Mr. und Mrs. Logan of Geneva wero during the week of tho twenty-eighth Dear Mrs; Iiyir ...' ' ** ” .V • Aforris Sponger, medical reserve against duath itself, which Is some­ Ihg too mitny gnrtnenUi at. ono time. ‘ It ■ in the city Sunday attending aervlccs but on account pf-tho driyo-for. the thing nn ordinary lnsuranco. policy, Is bolter to take gdod.care of ono’a Your highly- prhw/| gift rocelved, c'orfs **-i J • : at the Presbyterian church. does‘not do. . . ‘jil.- • belongings. ’. brushing,•'' cleaning nod and I wish to express my apprecia­ Liberty' Loan It has.’been'deferred John Murrell, medical reserve • •<*v », , • ** * Wlpo out .Philadelphia’s hospital^. imendlng tVl^en necessary and then re -;' -. Expensive Hemstitching Machine until tho week-of Noyermber "Fourth; tion'to yori^jind ih e :Navy Knitting Corps - ;r .' “— and how many more persons^wUl dlor pte^sMng triJm-wltli new as peeded.. juxt installed at the millinery ahop The school cnrollmeqt.as. ordered by Circle, for the’ rciriembrance, espec­ Kenneth Murrell, quartermaster 1 . •• j-f t > ially that-'I 'ahould be remembered oF Mrs. II. L. Duhart. .Ladies of Governor: Catts for national fopd reservo. ; . •' Sknford arc invited'to, call and ace cpnscrvation In Florida will be ob­ with such n valuablo gift, for hardly Leslie^HlII, hospital corps anything could bo of much more sor; this marbine. in operation. Fourth served Friday October 18th. Seth Wopdruffi quartermaster re<’1' e t , »J1' * ^ vice to m e.. Again thanking -you, serve and Sanford Avc. • * • . 13.tf \ ...' . . * *j • oryB'and all apa hoping the service Tohlght—Red Cross Stanley Walker, quartermaster .-reThs shelters and 'helmets «apd. ' •■Tonight nt the Woman’s Club the to my country will prove me worthy 1•• '• . wriitleti made by the Navy Knlttih'g Seminole Chapter Red iCross has an of ibis* gift ,1 -will close,With kindest servo Dr. Ralph Stevens, hospital corp» Desgue of this city have a'*,fine dliimportant meriting on. -All commit­ personal Regards, lb’ all,, Joe Chittrinden, Co. C. Fla. . | play of tho goods in the Window, .of; tees Jisve’ becn arranged and It Is ‘" v I ’YoUr frieriil, .. Oscar Speer, Co. C,,piai.^ D. L. Thrasher and It. demonstrate* p'roppsed to get right dow n'to busi­ W. Oliver Murrell. Bruce Anderson Co.-C; Ffa. - •> that the. good ladies of the • League ness and- begin production , of gar­ Ernest Gregory,• Co. C, Fla*. have not been Idle arid the "boys at ‘ Notice Fred M uon, Co. C, -Fla. ’ the front will be made comfortable. ments needed. Tho Red Crou now has a branch of Civilian .Relief and The Daughters- of Wesley will hojd George McLaughlin omeexs. reAll school books will-, be fAund. at and this means more needed work of their annpal- baxaar and turkey sup­ serve . Mobley’s drug atore. Also full .title important (19100 nature. Certainly per-Saturday, Nov. 24th. Place to Harold W uhhurn, c o u t •artillery of school supplies. • •2-tfq the..Red Croas deserves your sup­ be announced later. 16-ltc Albert Fry, coast artillery Mr. and Mr*. E. F. Marrero were port. In the trachomi cases here James Estridge/ Fla, * troops In Sanford visiting friend* Sunday the efficiency of the work was dem­ Gcorgo Huff, Fla. -troops % Resolutions ’ evening. onstrated and Indicates the unlimited Thom u Srillivan, Fla.-troops Be it Resolved by the -St. Agnes W. A- PattlsHall,' officer reserve No. GGG will cure Chills, and fields and needs to which tho Red Guild, Holy Croas Episcopal church, Gever. It Is the most apeedy rerar Cross work . m ust apply. Tonight Sanford, Florida, that In the-death corps _ «yd we know. 8G-35t ’ you are Invited out« Tho meeting of Saldeo Williams Edwards we have Meade Fox, coast artillery ; Ingram Guerry, coast artillery Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Lyman of open to all. I t is a grand cause and lost one of our most efficient and your cooperation Is wanted. There beat loved members, and Joe Gusrry,. aviation corps Altamonte arc in tha d ty today I Oscar N. Zlttrower, Cor C, Fla. Resolved that we extend to her .with their children to have their eyee la solriethlng for you to <Ip and all are willing to help. De out tonight husband arid parents our heartfelt treated. | Henry Byrd, Co. C, Fla. at 7:30 at the Women’s Club. Osborne Williams, Co. C, Fla. sympathy Jn this great bereavement Public Stenographer — Room 6, Vail Lovell, 2nd lleut. engineer and # Garner Woodruff B|dy., Phone *71. Paper Hanging and Painting That a copy of these resolutions corps. Mrs. Powell. g.tf Thousands of new samples or wal be sent to Mr. W. B. Edwards, an Martin Temple, Co. F« Seth Woodruff has returned to his paper for you to select from. Sam­ other-to Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Wil Robert Robinson, navy hospital | division‘at Charleston after spending ples will be brought to your door tiams, a third copy spread upon the * fe.w days here wfth his parents, upon request... I also do decorating minutes of our Guild and a fourth corps Arthur Dlcklns, Co. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodruff. He and painting aa it ahould be done. published in th 6 Sanford Herald. < John Leo, Co. C, i * with Quartermasters Corps. • F. W. Tempertoni 108 Palmetto Respectfully submitted. J. A. Stafford, Co. F. No. GGG-Will cure Malaria or Bit- Avt., one door from First street. Members St. Agnes Guild. nugh White, .navy |*ous Fever. I t kill* the germ*. 1 * * ' 9 6 - tf v; Oscar Rouse, Oviedo, navy I _ • 85-35t Andrew Aiilln, Oviedo, army 8 /nopsU of the Gamo Law UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE •12.' ■ prominent vlsitora to I,, Among - 1lho John Cater Lawton, Oviedo, nayy *1. The- title to all wild birds and R .V ‘ ftev.’ 8 wanbon of Pierson expects e city yesterday and today were game Is vested in tho( various coUn band, Battleship, New. York. to preach here next Sunday at the r. . L ux, chairman of th e' state Alfred M, Beck,' Co. O. . Lutheran church, morning and even tics of the state.. . b o ard O f health and Dr. McMullln Herbert Fuller, Co. P . 2. Tho following are game birds: P- S. health department, b 6tH ing: Swan, geesri,., brant, ducks, coots, Joe Lewis, Co. C ^< •Mesdamea Dertelson,;.Bordl. and called hore on' the trachoma .Megnusori wero callers at tho homes mud hens, galllnulcs, shore birds, Arthur Lewis, Co.*C cases. ' Melville C. Tyler, regular army o f Mrs. H. G. Lundqulst and Bal­ plovers, surf birds, snipe, woodcocks, J. F. Coatds, aviation-corps. sand pipers, tattlers, curlews, • tur it, Frc^,h Bern»uda Onion Seed direct linger Thursday of last week. . -Mrs. ” om Tencriffe just arrived. 1 L. Allen Palmqujst also called at the latter keys, grouso, pheasants, quail and Ernest Gormley, band, -Missouri oecd Co., Railroad Ave. 13-3tp bqme and Mrs. Hudgins and littlft turtle doves. regiment _* ’ « . •Cfty Manager W. L. Miller Und Alice at the home of Mra. Elmer 3. It Is a 950 fine to catch, kill.or Walter Radford, U. 8. Army. ■hip or baye In possession any game Corbett Hutchinson, aviatjori <orps I s . n7 y j ' ,IJroWn kava returned from Lundqulst. Sam Pevehooae, aviation corps Mr/and Mra, J/A . Uarrold visited bird, plummaga, skin, eggs or bests L , v rd, Whcro M fue^ta of the Board Harry Carlson, aviation .corps d° , of Ik a t’beautful city they a t the home of Mr. and Mrs, Stedt thereof except aa provided by taw. 4. Open season November 20tlt to C. E. Hunter, aVlatlpn corps in rowting of citizens on fc recent Sunday. • We are pfeased March l i t following; for deer, squlr- . Wilson *MUl*r. aviation corps [S,™ f Sdhool audtorium to hear Mra. Stedt is some better. Mrs. Roy Hudgins is quite ill, Dr. rlcs, wild turkey, quallt doves, awan, Harrold Long, quartermaster dept. ICom J ly,t 00 aubjact of Puleston being called out last week geese, brant, rails, epots, sand pipers James Purvis, m4rjnes corps in Ifioth ”1” Mw,*wr Government. plain that {to attend her.. . * . 1curlews, snipe, duck* and plover. I France - ■ • : |l • 1 lh «P**kara jnado, ®ade, it -plain W 'n Sport Hats, Felts & Velvets m The Q U A L I T Y S H O P I m •Vx .\ r\ Jf -fj ■ im ■Aj An Big R ed Tag Sale SW EATERS AND MILLINERY WONDERFOL- BARGAINS. TO BE HAD IN ABOVE MERCHANDISE. Do Ndt. Fail to See Them SANFORD, FLORIDA fi«U .^ �To arrange for* this Big Sale. Entire ' • • : startling reductions, for 10 Big Days Shoes, Clothing, H ats, Ladies of merchandising has a merchant so are,now year, and at this critical nfronted with the oppor- some One Lbt of Men’s and our entire line of. »- men’s >. ■ r „ ** . • ; women’s• *• and Chil-• * I ; * • • ■* , f • • Women’s Drbss Shoes d r e r is R a in G oats. - . Big Line of.Sample Caps for • New Fall . G ood V a lu e s 1000 yds of Dress and Closing out absolutely below Men and Boys Fast Colors 9x4 Bleached Pepperell cost, our entire line of J. C' C.• *v ** > Good Values Corsets, New Styles, Front 2000 yds. Valencienne - , Laces Big Lot of Men’s • X 500 yds. of'Cheviots and Ladies’ Shirt Waist Shirtings, a 20c value $1.50 and $2.00 Values . All New Styles . Gttipg at . Odd Vests r All Colors ■Going in this Sale at * SH ARP ■i �•S r Ocloberie, 1917 f AGE SIX English Long-Cloth Mofselles Pattern, Cut Comore 77x88. $8.50 Devoting Three Days to the special offerings of the New Fall Garments, ' Dress Goods,. Silks, House Linens, Blankets,Etc. A choice, aS this showpresents, is something that every customer at this time of the year is more interested. : . : :• : . : : : : : .. : • ** * * * *• * f « — • * Each day we will offer a special ready-to-wear item introducing the new­ est apparel. Each special.will be on sale for that day only. Never have we gathered together for a showihg such a handsome' display—they compose of the newest, smartest, stylish, most of them ariving special for this occasion. : : : • : : • Hom er Morselles, Pattern Bed S p re a d '' —— 72x82 $1.39 Good quality, Bordered, For •. Roller Towels • 12 yd. Bolts English Long Cloth $1.69 t* 12 yd. Bolts English Long Cloth, $1.98 12 yd. Bolts English Nansook . $1.98 ; v b FRIDAY IS DRESS DAY Su ts by America's Formost Designers, presenting the season's most beautiful models. . Theostyles being wonderfully raired of Broadcloth, Valore, Serge, Pop­ lins and other Fabrics in a vdriety of shades, many F ur Trim m ed. , - A wonderful selection of Skirts— The correct style for every figure, every'purpose, every occasion. A choice, as this showihg presents, is something not often encountered, even in much larger stock, as the mer­ chandise we show is of the best and of the latest styles. . 29 styles of Serge, Silk, Satin Dresses, some o f Georgette combinations, colors, Brown, Green, Navy, Toke and Black, Your size is here. . FALL COATS Distinctive Styles, New’ Long Models, showing a wonderful variety of Btylcs. , . MISSES 14 TO 18 — ' .. NAPKINS • ....... ’• V- ’ . * . •• •* 24 in. All Linon Irish D om et Nap-' kins $4.50 22 in. Bleached Union -Domet ' Napkins............... ............ b . . . $2.4B 20 in.. Full ’ Bleached. Hemmed N apki ns..,.......... i.. $1.39 HotcLand Restaurant Hemmed Full Mercerized N ap k in s.... .; 85c Hemmed-Stitched Table Covers, Mercerized, 72 i n ..—. . . ---- . . ‘$2.25 Sweaters are in such demand both of Wool Knit and Silk. The^Mapddijtf-Sl.OO .. .w aistof America, and true to ■ their name, Worth More v" ; Pillow Cases, Seam and Hemmed . 42x36 ... ..... ....... 22c Kenwood. Hemmed Pillow Cases 42x36....... ................:............... 22c Kenwood Hemmed Pillow Coses 45x36........ ....................1 .------- 26c • % • • Round Scalloped Table Covers, • • • full Bleached, Mercerizedj 70 iii. $1.98 36jn. W hite Hemmed Huck Towel 15c 33 in. White Hemmed Huck Towel 12c 30 in. White and Colored Border Huck T ow els____ ___ *10c Batn M ats, Good, Size....... ......... 98c Both M ats, E v tra Heavy, Large Size $1.48 . Seamless BenwobU .Bleached and Hemtoed 81x90 • aaaaaa.a#^ ...... «• $1.39 o<V* I1O ^Towplfi . ^ * i V lll.lll.(a,.a.a...a......... ................... ............ *• * .‘tS. ‘ $2,00 VOILE WAIST $2.00 „ Colitis-deep polnt/on front and back/neat turn la'cfecfuffs.. BLANKETS All Wool, Fancy Borders, 72x69 W airanteed $12.50 Plain Wool Blanket, largo Blue • Pind or Gray Blocks . L b , __ Fancy W hite California Wool B'ankcts E .xtra * •Heavy Gray and W hite • Cotton B lankets........................ Full Size Gray and White Cotton B lanket.............. .......... .............. Full Size G ray Cotton Blanket..:. $1.75 A variety of .Plaids, Stripes, Plain and Two Tone Effects * A showing you wijl not find elsewhere, in all the new shades and weaves/- Button and slip oyer; styles, 4n a large range of prices. ;' / . $ 1 .0 0 At a time when such* merchandise • . is at* such demand and prices steadily advancing, everyqne should avail themselves of this opportunity. LADIES'. 36 TO 48 Kenwood Bleached 22x90.... - ...b i;..... •• • * 45 in. Bleach Bath" Towel,’E x tra H e a v y j . . ..... ....... • 45<t 40 Iii. Bleach B ath Towel, Special 29c 30 in. Bleach B ath Towel Hemmed' 15c Linen Huck Towol, W hite nnd. Colored, Bo/xlered........ ..................29c 42 In.- Plrin W hite Huck Towel.. .20c 40 in. White, Colored Border ’ $6.50 Georgette^.Waists, All Colors,; Size 34,40, 50 Housekeeper’s Linens, Towels, Nap­ kins, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Blankets Bed Spreads. Sheets and PillowCases TOWELS 54 in. Full Blanched Mercerized 59c 64 in. ;FyUBT^aceed Extra Heavy ^ • M e rc e ri^ d ;;^ ^ ;................. 69c 42in.lrish Tablb Damask, Special $1.00 72 iiiV/Fuil B leach ^ ; all Linen...v$l,39 72 in; B xtra Hedvy all Linen___$2:00 IS LINEN DAY Silk Poplin Georgette Crepe De Chene • In All The New Shades • E ' 11 '"d1 ' . ~r ’L FLORIDA �I j . J ^ V . . o H aw«-»**srf O ctober 16, 1M7 . ’*.'T •' *<• 4■__ i•>* * Items of Interest for the Man Behind the Plow roia'on the Cutworms Cutworms are fond of any succu­ lent plant, and are troublesome to most truck and garden crops. They gWnavv off tho yourig plants just • above tho ground, making them • worthless. If truck or garden ground has been permitted to grow up Iq weeds or grass this summer, the worms' may be plentiful 'a h d some measure to get rid of them must bo taken. * ■ The following methods sre recom­ m ended by J. It. Watson of tho Uni4 vercity of Florida experiment atation. Plow tho land a t ‘least ten days before transplanting tho plants. During this time mapy of tho cut­ worms, will- leave o r. die of' starva­ tion, and the remainder will develop a good appetite. A day or two, be­ fore the crop is to set o u t p u t some green and succulent plants such as pollard*,, rape or cowpeas, and. d,P them Into a strong solution of pads green;'about an ounce to a gallon’of water. Scatter this about tho field after Sunset for the hungry worms to feed upon during thq' night. Instead of tho green * material, poisoned mash known-is tho Kansas • Mixture may bo used. . Take 20 pounds of bran or cotton seed meal ant) mix - with ft thoroughly one pound of parls green. Into 2)4 gal­ lons of water, pour 2 quarts of syrup or molasses, 'and grate Into' It throo or four lemons or G or ,8 oranges. The rind should be gronted or ground very line and ndded to the soultion a. u ill as tho pulp and juico. To .'the mixture of bran and pnris. green alld ibis solution until the whole mass is'thoroughly ‘moist, but not sloppy, so that it* will full in,*smnll (lakes when soft-h braodcast on ,tho land, /.here will bo littlo danger of fowls or othcc • birds picking up enough of It to poison themselves. Hitter molasses or stalo bran should not be used in making -tho mixture, The ba\Vt must be mado up fresh cac day from sweet,, frcsli material. In a- small garden or in a field where there are but few cutworms, the easiest, cheapest''.and quickest nn'thu'l of dealing with tho worms is to go through tho -patch In tho early morning and look' for plantsthat wrro- cut off tho preceding night.. By scratching tho soil away from 'tho base of the plant tho' cut worm may. bo found a t n depth of out mtro than an Inch, They may not imre than an Inch. They may he r.illoetod and fpd to tho chi Icons, the aouth. In fact,. many families mako it me* of the chief foods for tlo family, Now that eating corn and its products Ws a mark of pair otlsm during the war. tho south can bo counted on to continuo to show a marked degree of that kind of pat­ riotism. Yet corn used ^ ’.mear qftcr meal, prepared In tho saftio wafr-for each ono may become tiresome or mo­ notonous, says Miss Agnes Ellen HarrU of tho University of Florida extension division, To guard against monotony .lt mlght'bo well to ’learn df tho'many dishes that can be pre­ pared for homo uso from corn and (U prqductr. ^ • h*r credited with producing:* 1 hog that will dress out well and with which no aerioua objection can bo found. Tho U. S. Department of Agricul ture sustains this viewpoint and says there are sOfilcient experimental data at hand "to prove that aofthogs can bo made firm f they are fed. the . proper feeds or combina­ tion of feeds." Continuing the De­ partment says: "Corn alone >111 harden softbodied- hogs if fed during the latter part of-tho feeding period for 4 to 8 weeks, or ns large a part of the ra­ tion during tho entire time the pigs aro on feed." .Because of rmking a slow growth, • and tho prohibitive price, feeding corn alone la-.not rec­ ommended. "A ration comfitjyd of two-thirds corn and'one third cotton seed meal -is an*excellent hardening ration f tho hogs arc not to be fed for. more than 21 diys. . - • "SWoot potatoes havo" considerable value in a. properly balanced ration. If hogs harvest the sweet potatoes, they arc doubtless a Cheaper feed than COfn Oil soils that .yield from 10 to 16 times as'mapy bushels of pota­ toes ns corn. The roots are low In protefti, however, and some grain should be given in .addition." Velvet beans are recommended as grazing crop, and it is estimated thnt one acre will furnish as much grazing as an acre of peanuts. Chufas yield well nnd aro recom­ mended as n fattening forage-for hdgs. "Rome protein food such ns tankage or cottonseed meal should fed in addition to .balanco the ra­ tion; for the chufns are largely starch and contain .littlo protein.: "The object in pig feeding is grow a |>ig..w,ith plenty of size and scale and olio that will fatten quick­ ly t n i economically. It U impos­ sible to do this on pnsture or roots alone; grnin must be added to the ration. In feeding n grain rntion on roots, or pnsture, more success "lias been attained by giving an amount pqiihl to 3 pounds per hundred pounds live weight than when fed in lesser amounts. • Many farmers use tlie self feeder, giving the pigs free access to such feeds ns corn, mill feeds and tankage while on pasture, and ohtnin excellent results. The practice tends to shorten the feeling period nnd procures pork with slight­ ly less grain, per unit of gnin.” Many ways ;of’rising corn as hu-» man food "are £ivcn . In Farmers' Bulletin 665, U. S, Department of Agriculture, and perhaps many' of tHo ways mother used to uso it ond which wife has forgotten are des­ cribed in this free bulletin. The making of scrapple is discussed, and this is a,valuable method' of dispos­ ing of many parts of tho hog at butchering time. * . 4 For thpso .who have mado a study of..thc nutritiko values of foods, the average composition of corn refined nnd dreid for grinding ip giken as fo]lows! Water, 10.8. per. cent; pro­ tein, which is of special interest bo caus’e it Is the nutrient which builds nnd repairs the tissue of the body, 10 per cent; fat, 4.3 per cent; starch nnd sugar", which are fat nu* 'the cl;icf sources of energy, 71.7 per cent; crude liber,. J,7. per cent; and hiincral m atter' 1,5. per cent, /.lie value to the body ns n source of chergy Is 1,795 calorics per pound. . A comparison of the composition of corn nnd other cereal grains— wheat, rice, rfiter-jfye, barley and buckwheat—snows that these cereals difTcr little among themselves in composition—so littlo in fact thnt except where grent /-exactness is sought they may be considered as a group of interchangeable foods so far ns their nutritive value is con Planning for n Potnlo Week concerned, The knlue of corn ns a . Whentless days and meatless night Source of energy to the'body is the Wbentless days and mentlcss highest of nil these corrals. days havo been promulgated by the Department of Agriculture. Not un­ Harden Hogs Before Killing til now bus th<; Department stt aside Formers who fatten hogs on pen- a week anil named a food that might nuts complnlq-that the packers dis­ -form .the greater part of the diet count the price of such animals. during thnt time. The week of Oc­ Tho University of Florida extension tober 22 to 27 has been nntned Pota­ division contends tlm ’'such discount to Week, and this statement is made: Ing is .not always justified, for hog* s "Three purposes* will be accom­ may bo hardened jon corn or other plished by a Nation-wide potato foods, nnd that vthen Jhe farmer week in which cvqry one will make a Mow to U so Corn Meal Corn us a food, is not unknown in goes about his properly he should special- effort to eat potatoes. The Jlx,it of these’purposes is to cncourcourage the eating of the tubers be­ - >, cause at th at (into it is expected that potatoes will be tho most available and economical starchy food; the The season is now on and we hnvc’n largo stock of all kinds of second is to save wheat'during this i arm rmplements, South Bend, Oliver, John Deere Plows, Mc­ period; nnd thq third is to encourage Cormick MowingJMnchines and Hay Rakes, Planet Jr. Horse and tho general use of potatoes ns a Hand Tools, Planet J r. McWhorter Fertilizer Distributers and wheat substitute by the American Steven Farm Sowers. householder." We want your business and guarantee you service. . • , Unless prices ’ drop considerably, the aweet potato will be found more economical in Florida than will the Irish potato. This state has an abundance of sweet potatoes nnd Miss Agnes Harris of the University of Florida extension division has de­ vised numerous ways in which they HORNER M ILITARY SCHOOL *!»« • rwoni of CSjrt^m of thorough work la preparing young mm for ColIrge-UnlvcisIlJ**, may be utilized forTood to avoid be­ (mvrmmrnt, ond Trrhnlcol School*, ond for Ilusioss* Ilf*. A Noo-ooetarian Christian tchool. Mrnnf faculty. Military training. New bvlldlop, nrrpro.l. l-arf* Campus, with t>o»»UII coming monotonous in the diet. •nil tool ball around*. tennis court*, aad running track*. f'.ipetus* moderate. Station brttoi Thcsq recipes may be had by ad­ h<|rfrmbrt Bth. Writ* tor Illustrated catalog. dressing her at Tallahnstqe, Fla. J . C. HORNER* P rin cip al, C harlotte, N. C. SPECIAL TO THE FARMERS THE HlfcL HARDWARE COMPANY ’ Money Uets int6 Circulation. Money Is sent from treasury-to subtreasuries and from theso It la distrib­ uted to banka. It la drnwn’out of bdnka to be used In payment of wages, sal tries or exchange and-thus gets Into circulation. Man’s Mind Llke'a Garden. A'toon's mind may likened to a garden which may bo Intelligently cultivated or allowed to run wild; but whether cultivated or neglected. It must, nud till, bring forth. If no useful, so j nro put In ,' then an obuQ'Jance of useless weed seeds will fall therein nnd will continuo to pro­ duce their kind.—Janies Allen. Admit One Only. Potor u ms left In the-houso end-told not to .leave until mother returned from the store. When sho caino back she found n sheet of paper on tho door raying: "I’m playing with Ray. Tho key Is umjvr .the rock'on the step. No ono but mother go In," First Circular Saw. According to British technical pub* llcatlons, tho first circular saw was Invented by onb Murray, a wood turn* er at Mansfield,, England. Tho first sow of this kind was about six Inches In diameter and was used on a wood turning latho operated by water pow* w. , R elic o f Q en e ra l W o lfe . A new nnd vnlued addition lias Just beOn made to tho museum of the Chatena.’do Ilnmrzay. It Consists of a cabinet containing a portion of tho garnet silk siiNfi \vorn hy (Jen. Jntnes Wolfe on tho d«y bo bcctyno tho "vie* tor of Quebec" In 1750. In addition to tho sash nru tho original- letters thnt prove unmistakably thq authen­ ticity of (lio relic. LEGAL ADVERTISING In Court of the County Jutlgc, Sem­ inole County, Slate of Florida In re Estate of Theodore Selma! -* • To All Creditors. Legatees, Distrib­ utees and All Persons having Claim* tjr Demands against said Estate: You, anti each of you, arc hereby notifit'd anti requirad to present any claims anti demands which J^ou, or cither of you may havo against the estate of Theodore Schaal, deceased, lute at Semiriole county, Florida, to the undersigned executrix of said estate, within two years from the date hereof. . • Dated October 15th A. D. 1917. - "M A R Y A. SCHAAL— ~ Executrix. lG-Tuef-9tc • Chase & Co.. N alU a ar AppHraliaa la r T a i D aad Uador Haallaa ■ af Chapter t i l t , L aa a aC F la .. Ida u K o ttra t* hrrahy c lrrn th a t C. W. E atsmlnf*r.' purrhaw r of Tax C ertiflrata No. (S t, d atrd tho «ib ’day ot July, A. D. 1197-baa filed said rrM Ifieita In n>y 'offlea, and ha* mad* application fo r tax doad to lama Li arcordanro with law. Said .eartU cala aml-raraa tba followlns aaarrlbad doarribad property it-rarao tha altuafod uatad In "Seminole county, Florida, to ­ ll NW oI N H of BJ$ of N h K of N W M , Will r. 28. 28, Tp. Tjr. *w 20 a8,. •*. R, ■> 29 r.. B. ft Bar. a arraa. , t r n . Tha , a* ■aid land Gains asaaaaed a t.th a data of tbo iaaunnra of afich rrrtlficata in th o n a n * of RofjMIrhaal. . At*o Taa Certificate No. X3S, dalad tha 4th day of Ju ly . A. D. 1901, haa lllnd raid rartlflrata In my offlea, and haa mad* application for ta a daod to ia*ua In arro rd an ra w ith ‘ law. Said rartlflrata am*' .braraa 'th a foltowhis daarrlbad property p*mlnolo eouaty, ro u aty , Florida, ttd■Ituated tu a ta d Tn To Ramlnola Florli wtt: N H of jd of N H of N EM of----N W If ffaa 2« of N NM <-----------Tp. 20fl,’JL S .'J t. 29 Ea*t." ^I ____ a r r n ., Tho aald _____ ________ lan d betas ar*****d at th a d a ta of tha l**u> anro> of aurh .rartlflrata (n Ip tha nam e 6f Wm. II. Ilahrr. Itahrr. AI*o Al*o TdX T 4 x Itlartiflcala ’v artjflcate .N o . 814, d a te d -th o 4th da*.-pf.- NovambaL A. D. 1898, ha* fUad (aid raftlfleata In my offlea and hai raada application for ta s dead to l*aua In arrordanea with law. Bald cartlfira ta embrace* th* followlns daacvthad prop­ e rty eltuated In Samlnola county, Ftarfda, to-w lt: SM of 8 I{ ot NM of N E )< of N W )/ Bar. 28. f P 2d. B. R, 2q E aat. 6 a rrw . Th* aald land bains aiaraaad a t th a data of the Inuanrd of (ueh rertlflcato. In tho namo of J. D. Pop*. Unlr»« raid rartlflrata ahall ha .redeemed aecordlDS to law ta s dead* will Imu * there­ on on tho IB th’day ot O rto b ar.'A . D 1917. Wltnaaa my official alrnalur* a n d ' aeal thl* tho 14th day of September, A. D, 1917. (»ea|) . E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk C lrrult Court Seminole Co., F la.' By V. M. D o u slau , D. C. S-Tur»-5te - ». P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet first and third Wednesday night at Elka Home, North Park Avenue. F. S. Fratik O..L. Taylor Secretary . Exalted Ruler Tha Lake Breeze Connell No. 31 Jaalor Order United American Mechanics • Meets every Wednesday a t 7:89 P, M., In tho City Hall. Visiting brothers ars welcome. C.*H. Smith, Rec. See. 4 SANFORD LODGES 4 Modern Woodmen ot America Meeta 2.-4, Thursday evenings, 7^0, In M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C' E. McDonald C. D. Couch - Q m sul. Clerk l*-4l4 Loyal Order ot Moose 8anford Lodgo No. 1310 meets in Ha I n Stone & Grove Building Second And Fourth Mondays.In Month at 7:30. BUSINESS CARDS One Inch Card! Will Be Published Uq- , der This H4adlng At The Rata Of 8 7 ^ Per Year. . TilOMAH EMMET W E. rcnausoN iiouhuoldeb LAWYERS - Sanford* Florida Ssnford Lodge No 62, F. ahd A. M. Communication every first and third •• Thursdays at 7:00. Visiting brethren •• welcome. . . . ; ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR a> LAW O. L. Taylor O. J .Miller 4 Secretary W. M Practice In State and Federal Courts Monroe unaptcr No. 15, It. A. M Gsxncr-Woo<lruff Bldg Sanford Fla Meets overy second dn'd fourth Thur* day in Masonic Hall over tho Imperia Theatre.4 Visiting companions welcome O. L. Tnylor C. J. Ituniph SCHELLE MAINES , Sec'y High Priest • L A W:Y E It Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sla SUIT 9. COURT HOUSE Meets every first nnd third Tuesday In each month. Everyone who hns seen Phones 143, 339-w his Star in the East are cordially Invited to visit this chapter:* Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y GEO. A. DECOTTES HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY. SPECIALTIES: >.*({ * PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CIUNA GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS' PLATED WARE • . ; v■'• ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES ; »* ; *— y/ -V. C. H. DIN G EE Plumbing.and G a d F i t t i1115 ng .,/< v r1 ’• «. - . . . -i jSI All Work Receives My My. Peraona " Attention. And Best Efforts Oppoalle Clly Hall ; Telephone No 2 f 1 NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT To All Whom I t Map Concern! T ik i nolle* th a t 1 have been named a»rime* by O. W. Hardman, a**l(nor In a dead . eonv*yIns oil th# property, both real and paxaonal, of th* and ***lfnor, for the benefit of in# creditor* . of laid a**l|nor which deed proaid** for an equal d.drlbutlon ot th* cam* among *ueh creditor* In proportion to tbalr respective demand In accordance w ith law. and all cracUtort of tha aailcner will taka nolle* accordingly, ■ nd aro required to fll*,wlll\ m* wllhln a l l y and r*« li.ita aiding within th U .it tr ' . and withday*. If r**l it rraldlnt rraldlnc without thl* I n' f our month*., If •lata, Jcom thle dal*, a iw orn ItamUad ■talament their rtapaollv* cUlma .azalnd •aid aattynor. Window Flags* for window or wind-shield*. made of peper* size 6x10 inches, each - - - - - - 5c , -i 9 S 1-' . * •r, »x •. t ........ ** r*t Flag stickers 1 l-4x3-4 inches. Put them on your col­ lar* your belt or your h atb an d : Use them on your stationery. Envelope containing 10 for - - - 5 c HERALD PRINTING CO. * ^ * • O FFIC E S U P P L Y DEPARTM ENT ■LANTIC COAST V "PHONE 1 4 8 ................................................ ................. ..... D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER ^ 8iMS 5 ! i ; Join. Onr Gentlemen's Vslet Club. ”*• a i “ " - i 8 U ITS $1^.00 U P W AR D . CALI AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. ; PHONE 174 : *........... ?ai - .• - " aV. •. ' : •••• •Af - .. • $2.00 Per Month. ! "ini'- . • M SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM! Sanford* Fla. • • .- SJ. Wilson & Honsbolder - The Sanfbrd Council IT. of C* Moo* i the 2nd Sunday 8 p. m., nnd the 4th Sunday 8 p. in., each month, at K. of C. Hall, Oak Ave. . • C. L. Britt, Fin. Sec'y, . • Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. N(siting knights always welcome. H. McLaulin . O. J. Miller f . It. and S. * . C. C. Sanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. 6 . F. Meets every Monday evening at 7:30 in M. W. A. Hall, PicoiBlock. All vis­ iting brothers cordially, invited.' V /. W. O. Singletary L. F. Itopcr R. Sec. In* Court of tho County Judge, Sem­ Gale Clly Camp No. 6, W. O. W inole County. Slate of,Florida ■ Meets second and fourth .Wednesday In rd Estate of nlghta In each month. F. L. Miller ‘ J. F. Hosjehsn. Charles It. Walker Clerk Council Comihitnder To All Creditors. Legatees; Distrib­ utees and All Persons- having United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Cloims or Demands against said Joiners of America .‘Eunford Local Union No. 1761 meets Estate: You, and each of you, aro hereby first and third Thursday night at 7 in-tho M. W. ATHall, Pico Blk. notified and required to present-any o'clock J. W. 0. Singletary W. W. Von Ncaa ' claims nnd demands which you, or Soc.Trous. ” " President either of you, may hnvc against the ettnto of - Charles. It— Walker, .de­ ceased, late of Seminole county, Florida, to the undersigned execu­ trix of said estate, within t^o years from the dnlo hereof. Dated October 15thr A. D. I9l/. ’ SAHA1I R. WALKER, . ■*• "'.Executrix. 16-Tura-9ta * - ________ , ' 4 Growing Potatoes Without Potash Since tho price of potash in com­ 1*1. - * mercial fertilizers has reached an ab­ 14-Tura Bte Aulxne# Alnrrtalfl. normally high figure, if it can bo ob­ NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT tained a t ail, much interim is taken All Whom I t May Concern: in the possibility of continued pro­ ToTaka nolle* th a t I ha'v* bean named USE PECKY CYPRESS FOR BARNS, FENCES Aatlir** by 8. Maxwell, tba A n lin o r In a duction of Irish potatoes on land dead convayinx all ol hi* property, both rati with tout the addition "of some pot and personal. Tor tha benefit ol the creditor# . ... SEED BED FRAMES . the said Aaaianor. which dead provide# ash to tho soil. Somo crops were of for an equal distribution ol tba said property among eradltora at th* Assignor In ac­ grown this yesr without the use of cordancethawith law, and all of tho creditor* VERY DURABLE. PRICES REASONABLE potash, but most of thorn wero on of th* said Assignor will taka nolle*, and you ar* required to Cl# with me within sixty land that had been heavily supplied dayo,-II aurh creditor reside# In tha alat* ot with this elemont in previous years Florida, and w ithin four: month* If Without the slat* of Florida, from lb* data hereof Just how long prof.table production sworn statem ent* of their aeveral claim* against th* aald Awlgnor. can bo continued is: not known, says Dated October 2nd, 1917. > . VANCE B. DOUOLABS. tho Unfveplty of Florida experiment Aatlgne* Aforesaid. atation. M t-T uee-S to I ............................................................................................ .. Some work to determine thi* fact tn C*nrt * r lb* Connly indg*. Hetnlael* Cennty, Slat* of Florida has been dono by the Maine station Jn R* E 'ta ta of Potatoes' have bcch grown profitably H arriett B. Cooney. Creditor*. Legate**, Distributee* and STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH for two years without potash, and T*allall Ptraena having Claim* or .Damanda Estate! . whilo tho plots woro on sod land! the . fegalnstsald You, and each of you, (roTieThby notified DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING facts remain that the land had been to present an y claims and demands which ov either of you, may-hav* kgalost the planted to potatoes previously and you, :-T O N AND NEW YORK n u l l of H arriott B. Cooney, deceased, lata of Seminole county, Florida, to th* under had been' givon a fertilizer rieh in signed, F. -J. McDannel, adm inistrator of . No. 80 Jfo. 82 ' No. 86 potash. By a scries of plantings •old ta u t* ,-w ith in two ysars from tho dat* 8:10 p. m. . Lv Jacksonville_9:10 a. m. 12:01 p. m. with and.without potash they .deter­ 12:35 a. m. . 6*pt*mhr Ird , A. D. 1917. Ar 8arannalr.— 1:16 p.m. 4:01 p. m. ................................................ mined that it paid to iite goods with O-.W a. * 8:45 m. a . F. J . McDANNEL, Ar Charleston^_5:15 p. m. 8:16 p. a . Administrator. 7:45 p.-m. 2 per cent potash even a t the pres­ 4.Tu**>9te Ar R ichm ond.^ 5.-G5 a. m. . V7jM q. m. 11:50 p . m . Ar W ashington.^t40 a. m. 10:55 a. m. CitT of Sanford “tro th * of Bal* of ent abnormal price. Also that a v# - T SM.OOO.OO City o f 1:10 a.m . . . Ar'Baltimore-----.10:57 a.m . 11:10 p. m. profitable-yield can.be obtained with­ B ut* of Florida, Banferd Improve- .8:30 a. m. Ar W. PhU'thhL. 1 «7 p. m. 2J7 p. m. rel*. - m eat Boada out the use df potash for at least one •« N*Uc* 5:50 a. m* ■>< U k*r«hy alee* th a t t**led pr*. wa. Dialas hm *n pooab *1H bwjr***l**d h r th* Board of flood Si— year. " I f it should happen thst pot­ Trustee* Irtlulj, M r i m n m o 7 a. *f Banferd, Florida. '•* or tafor* ash is absolutely obtainable," says th* *xplratl*ai a t th irty day* from aad altar Writ* rn0tT j t ImfiannaUon or Reservation Phan* hone or .I the report,'"growers may atlll plant on land that Is in good heart with 188 w. Bay CQAS b a n £ * h Hptal. Tajnpa, Fla. ,j tbs' prospect of obtaining' a profltsbl Phone 17 Pbona 182 ( yield.*!4 - , — * i f f ' ' CYPRESS LUMBER d i m h t i m t a t Mta ra te ot S par r.-aa n am , Inurvat payabla n i ? |. anauatly. both prlncln.l aq4 la t a r u t pay abla a t N aw .Y ork, (■> th* S tata of Naw Vpik. AU kid* m a il ka ateomn»nl»<l with a .cw U SaJ'cbbck la<tba m n a|7|7SO.OO u av ld rm a of |o c d f*lth. T ha fie*rd of tlond T : u*«m * rtsarra- th* tlc h t to rajaet apy and all bid*. .* . •' * * - A. II. KBY, . b. r . w h it h e b . y O: L. TA Y LO R, n ea rd at Hood Traslbaa a t C liy af Itaaford S-Tura-Ct Sareiool* County, rlotld*. PAGE SEVEN T7+n . 'j —j "iss —- — 3 : Celery City Aerie No. 1 53 ^ Meeting every 2nd’and 4th Tuesday night a t 8 o'clock. Eagle Homo, Oak Avs. Visiting Brothers Welcome E. E. Hogan • C. C. Woodruff ; [ Worthy President . ' Secretary x •.. M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, October 16, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 16, 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>, October 16, 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/ece82b6a1360a333294da7a780198831.pdf db6def7c24f14252707aa3cddc7d8305 PDF Text Text 1* A'. -.-/Hi »,»• tit® " m i: IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREA'i'EST VEGETABLE SECTION VIy. ■■ . Vs ’ ' , . ‘ ' ‘ _______ _______ . PUBLISHED : O N TUESDAYS A N D FRIDAYS SEMI - W EEKLY IN SA N F O R D —L i b i t Wotth Uoing VOLUME IX . NUMBER 17 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1917 EQUIPMENT DR. McMULLIN PRAISES IFOR GREAT SANFORD. SPIRIT ASSISTANCE IS HELD UP I- -•• . * T • • • •%. • ; — — v ‘school meeting to which- thevsuperSanford Grammar School Honored In Looking After Trachoma Pcndmg New Action RegnrdSpoke Here Monday * Night Intendcnts and representatives of Tho W. C. T. U. of Sanford offer­ • With Gold Watch men’s and women’s classes In tho . • < . Cases This ’ - ing Publishing Sends Greetings ‘ ed last session prices to the High Presbytery will bo Invited. .. Mr. School and Grammar School also Warrant * , Week , The trichoma scire is over and Drowntce attended from Sanfprd. ., Dr. -Lincoln Hulley, president'of .. for the best essay*, on temperance. 1. • ■ <V£5 all the children th at needed an oper­ In handling thb trachoma cases Hon. Board-bf county commission­ ’The committee vrho cxamlhed the Stetson University at DeLand was ation have had It or wHl havo had It since- last Monday tho Red Cross ers, In and for . Seminole county. papers iubmitted tllem from bothW an honored gyest at the locture given America Needs Roads In a few days and thoso who needed at the High School auditorium {pat. nursef, more, th s n ’forty in number Flu., met last Tuesday,’ Oct. 16, at treatment for sore eyes will get the . New York, Oct. 16.—America have been constantly on hand day tbu -call of their chairman, L .-A . papers submitted to them frm both . Friday night and spoke for a few treatment and It. is -hoped that all needs two million miles of good roads and night a t "the Hotel. Carnes, ably ijrutniey, at 1(T o’clock, a. m. Pres­ schools awarded the prices to Miss minutes on-the Liberty Loin, th rill-Clalro Cameron of the High School of them can get Lack to school and to bring it to a maximum cfilcic’ncy assisting the specialists in caring for ent, L. A. BrumlcyrTi. !*• Hagan, nnd to Fred Rlncs of the Grammar Ing' his audience with his patriotic In this respect "William ‘McCombs, the city will resumo its accustomed utterances • and showing thorn tho the children. Without their aid the d. P. Swope, C.- W. Enstzminger and routine. 'Our city may or may not chairman of the Now York Good city* and county would havo been B. II. KUbcc, with E. A; Dougtass, School. *. *.* •v • ‘ horrors of war in all its phases. He*’ # • .1 have received the odium of bad ad­ Roaifs committee told "the Southern compelled ’to expend a large sum of clerk and E. E. Brady, sherifT, in at­ Thcso essays were duly forwarded sends greetings to Sominole and San­ Commercial Congress. Ho said they vertising in Regard to this disease , money in order to provide compe­ tendance. . : ■ , * to th e ./ta te committee for Inspec­ ford in-the following letter: tion,- ffiid out of the number.- pre­ To Sanford Citizens: that has been discovered In every should be instructed by,tho govurn- tent nurses and attendants to aid in * Mr. Geo. A. DcCottes addressed sented from tl\e various ^ections of 'part of Florida and many other ment as a part of the preparedness carrying on this, highly important Dear Friends:— . the e board in reference to the pur- the state, our Sanford Grammnr plan. ’. ’ ’ MaUs but S»nford tfas made the work.. But In Seminole couVity there chat Tho Liberty Bonds give you a asing of equipment for the 'Scin- School again captulcd tho prize, central location o f'th e disease be­ Is.n Red Cross Chapter and without iqolc County Guards and explained chanco to )u*lp your country without Fred Rinen bc|ng the-fortunate corncause it is the center* of Florida and .When ono buys a liberty,bond he argument one of the most efficient its costii/g you ’anything. (Jp thoso to ‘iameT • • • petitor, receiving' altogether seven terms no one should hold back. • all .things good and bad gravitate Is only taking money drawing no and .loyal in the- entire state. Not tie law in reference It w as'moved and duly seconded- dollars as a reward for- his-effort. , * around Sanford. This made it pos­ interest out of’one pocket and put­ itlonc did -Sanford supply all tho — Vrtf Germany has already .won the- war. ’ and carried, thnt thy former ndv-jerable for tho state board of health ting it Into another pocket. where it nurses hut every town in the county It is pleasant to know th&l San­ Site Holds Belgium, Servin,' Poland, . and the U. S. health o'fficlnlz to make will accumulate interest) nnd^Jn o was ind Is yet being represented, nil tlseini-nt for sale of a .county- war­ ford is tho honnrcjI. cRy oq this’oc­ part of Frnnre,. part of Russia, and Fanford headquarters for tlielr first little while will double itsvuluo. U , hvorking for the other-persons intgr- rant In the amount of $->850.U0 hear­ casion; anil we congrntul.-tto Fred for lias assimilated into her Imperial ’ clinic for the treatment' of trachoma M a splendid schotno. for the man cats and all free, fill loyal and noble. ing 6 per cent interest, for the etpripr relleeting such credit upon his home system, Bulgaria ami Turkej’, which nnd uas responsible for .the idea that with surplus money. Since the first operation Monday m>-nt »if tho county guards bo ri?- town by this happy incident. . carries her into the Far East. That scitided, and it was further ordered the disease was located 1n Sanford $ thorc has always been on band nnd endangers America. We must realottp. ’ .v ' * . • . * •eRed runs fl;t!Jowc’Cn 'Festival .at tFiu command, of the physicians Cltat tho clerk o f -this., board he lnverso that* condition or wc are lost/ The Jacksonville, Miami nnd Tam­ structed to ndvertisfc-for bids for the There were^many cases here Just A Hallowe’en- f-»3tlv;*l for the bqn- more than one Itcd Cross worker ta purchase of six- $500.00 warrants, pa Intcrurban Railway Company All wo have is lost. Our wives and • ti« tlierc are many rises in nil the efit of the -Red Crosi C!T;»i>tor of perform any service required. In Ijur been incorporated to build an daughters are Io4t. Our sons aro oiiin., but there was- no reason for East Sanford will ^tako plneo at many cases parents unable to conm and turn warrant for $034.20, all electric- railway from JackaonviUo to lost. Our property,- our money,- a ir • keeping the matter quiet since other Mooyp’a Stntiotvrhureh Friday even­ in from tho country with their chil­ bearing G per cent interest respect­ Miami and from Daytona to San­ arc lost. • <iti- ;tnd other physicians wished’to ing, Nov. 2nd. Ad mission ^ free. dren turned them over" to tho Red ive l.v, the total cost of equipment ford, and from Hopkins In Brevard • Wo must reverse the condition. study the new disease hero at close There will bo a .short program, real Cruss and these noble workers, not for the County Guards, said warrant: county I-nkcland, IMnnt Cityi Tam­ To do it wc need four thinga—men, •/ range.. It hns been eradicated now fortune teller witches, spooks and only followed and attended them at to he sold at the regular meeting of pa and Tarpon Springs—500 miles munitions, money and food. am! unless it Is brought ip here again ghosts, pumpkin pie, gingerbread the operating table, but afterward this hoard-in November 1917, apd in nil/ covering practically nil of tho Tho registration and sclectivo will not bbthcr Ue- children any -nnd other good things to cat, real one would se,o this or that nurse busy this hoard reserves tbo right , to re­ Florida peninsula. Most of tho In­ drnft nets, have provided tho men— * • more. The whota .hearted manner buttermilk nnd rodeo to drink. . about the cot of the little ones heed­ ject any and all bid*’. . corporations are "Missojtrl capitalists, our brothers, our sons, from -our The clerk is Instructed to notify in Uhidi the people cooperated with ing their every murmur. It was and, beiiig from Missouri, they have cabins nnd hamtft of every .descrip­ Dr ^tcMullln of th i U. S. Hoard of past piidnight on one occasion when the successful bidders for lh6 fur­ seen the possibilities of ‘elcctriaclly tion, our ll^sh.nnd our blood, tho The First National Bank reports H ealth was*given most favorable the writer visited the sick rooms to bishing of the arms, uniforms and gridironing Florida and are investing boys wo love, tho boy* we havo cdu- . that they Lave .taken orders for comment by him Wednesday. sec the extent of all-night work. equipment of the County Gun(ds, cated, the young business men of $25,000 fcdrtjf’of tho second Liberty- Many rooms ’were.occupied by tots th a t.owing to.the uncertainty ns to their money in a proposition that hope and fine possibilities. We hav^•ooks good-to them. ' ■ • About the. time of his. departure Loan w hlclr'is a "fine reford thinfrom three to children of twelve nnd the legal right of the .county to pay also the munitions. Carnegio and he w.is presented with a beautiful early in tho campaign. n s’each--room was passed you could for /aid equipment, to withhold de­ Schwab, a ltd the* big manufacturing ‘Howard watch byvDr. Doiiton on be­ livery of ’said equipment Until other­ sec the various nufses wide awake pl&nls are turning oUt guns and half of the ’medical fraternity end wise notified, and that in vipw ,o( watching and earing for the little shells, rides nnd bullets at a tremon- , the people, and after Dr. McMullln tho action on the part of this hoard folks. Ill one room a lullaby was dous pace/ but now we need "tho had recovered from his/surprise he bidders may cancel their bids if being sung'and the visitor stopped money. Tho Liberty Bonds oro is­ made a few remarks thanking the so desired. . ; tp listen; shortly after one of Han­ sued under -uufhority of President donors and the good folks o f'th is ford’s sweetest ’mothers came oe< ‘ Wm. P. Cocke, state road-cor/t.Wilson n»il Congress.’ They have*" [111 county, tho physicians, the Red and was asked how her children were mixa{tiner appeared before the lioafd the wealth of tho United States as • f’rot; ami others whp had stood with at their request 4o discuss repairs of gettinu on. "Fine," ajicsald, "I got security.— They pny“iqtercat. They, him faithfully jn tho hour df need. roads laid ftf brick by llankinsoit & them to bed nnd just rati down to will tdwuys have a ready market. Dr Mt-.Mullhi said he had never help hero the balance of the night -llngler, And Atty. (5ro. A. DeCottrs They nro. good cbllateral in borrow­ witniNtcd such cooperation in all his explained the situation to Mr. Cocke. 1 don’t know yet whosechildren ing "money. Undo Sam doesn’t ask clinics and all his travels and that those are but they, need attention us to giva our money, but to lend it. • The btmrd made a request" that the Sanford ‘spirit deserved great and I fell in the first gap." Three the State Highway Dept, make q de­ Gun School May Be Estab* on good security. -That is an inveat. praitc. V * rooms hod nurses-busy with tailed aurvey and report os to the ment. I t is a chanco to help Undo Government Sells Nitrate at other, lished Near children they did1 not know- but condition of the brick roads of Sem* ■ f}am without "Itn costing anything, AP Greatly'Reduced * ’ - - / Tag Day . • Here • above all they knew a d u ty —a beau­ inolc ’county laid hy Hunkinson Si and wo get paid for it'.ln ‘the bar; Tag .Day for the Children’s Home tiful duty and the God-sent Red Haglor, and suggest such measures gain. . . . . .; . ' - -• Prices Two of the m ost'im portant steps Society -of Florida will bo observed Cross nurses from every corner .of a* they dcbm ne’cc*sary to put said • ’ . .. . Tho poor pcoplo aim not too poor i by the C. E. Societies of ihe PrcabyThat the County ’ Demonstration Semino|c county were and uto on roads in, first class condition. ' Same undertaken by tho Board of’ Trade to buy a smnll bond. -Tho, money •\ t' rian church on .Saturday, Oct. *20. Agent caii- . enrn ids salary many hand doing their duty thnt compares was mqved anti *econded and clerk is th J r • hard work In behalf of. a raised will feed, not only our.boys, This great charity, ritoeds no intro- times over In a year has been shown ably with the men in the trench, was instructed to furnish copy to Government Gun Trnining’Schooi to but tho French and English boys be Ijcatcd in Seminole county and who are starving in tho trenches, dffttiort to the good people of San­ by several good Stunts pulled oil In and if your boy or_youj girl found \V. F. Cocke of State Rotla Dept. the other, their united offorts to se- and who will have tq surrender If we ford for they have always responded this county’by our own C. M. Bcrr£. aid nt flteir hands' unci was benefitMoved and seconded that Atty. •generously to-its call for aid. . Last year bo saved the growers of led, then.that fact alone is the pay Geo.- A. DcCottes be instructed to ciiro state appropriations for the St. don’t .feed thorn; who must surrender . This time .the.need la more!urgent tho county, many thousands of dol­ expected by tho Red Cross nurse,. prepare necessary contract and bond John- Hiver Scenic Highway, which if they don’t have, money to buy if tho Highway'Commission will ar*, .* * * . than ever before. During the past lars by forcing some of tho fertiliser The work throughout was carried for J. T..M cLain, in tho auln of quiesco will establish a state high­ guns end ammunition. three' months It has accumulated a companies to give full weight. Undo Sam will put this money In on by tho varlods* dejmrtmcnt heads $2000.00 covering Ovledo-Orlando way originating in Jacksonville,, end­ rV)1 deficit of $2623.43, which must be Now ho comes ncross with a n th e r of the organization and working en­ road. bank to tho credit of the nations wa * _ - . • ,-rA ing in Tainpa and most of all will paid if the work is to go on. ono'fhat will mean a ‘saving of some. ergetically. with overy branch were •Tb^r^ -being no further bualticu, pass through the heart bf Saqford. loan it to, ami .they will use It to Just thihk, over 700 homeless, or­ $13,000 to ’the growers hero alone. buy from us provisions. Hence,, thU board standa adjourned to mtSet the. individual members under the phans havo been cared for and plac­ Tbo county agent Is too modest to direction -of the vice chairman, Mr*. M next regular meetlng-in Nokcm- To establish such a highway would most of this money from - Liberty mean 5ft per rent stato aid mainten­ ed in good 'homes- this year bu this give this Information, publicity but Deane Turner.-nnd Mrs. H. C; Gerbcr,. ’• ‘ ance and wquld relievo tho-county Bonds Vill hot go abroad! but will » society, i ; • Tho Herald believes. In giving tho ror, chairman of tho Civilian Relief of that per contago of tho brick road stay-back-hom e- in circulation. Don’t refuse your aid. Please do c’redit where credit is due. " Fellow citltens: "We have sounded Dopartment.. 0|owoutTor Sure beginning at the Monroe ferry and your level best to help on Saturday. Several months ago the Depart­ Supt. A. B. Johnson, Prof. Sim­ -ending at tho Oranmo-Sominolo coun­ forth th e ' trum pet that shall never ■ / ment of Agriculture announced thnt calP retreat. God is sifting out tba Bought Their Uniforms mons nnd Principal Johnionr had a ty line. . . they would bo able to make a large hearts of men before His Judgment Mr. HjrmaVWill Realm Tuesday tho county commissioners bad time of it Mon. night when they The work done in both thfcse coses Scat. Oh, be swift, my soul, to an­ Three weeks ago Mr. Hyman, purchase of nlirate of sodaNmd save considered bids for furnishing uni­ essayed to pay a visit to tho Celery pastor of tho Baptist church was the farmers of .the-country a lot of forms to the four companies of Home City. Going up tho machino went wsa not only letter writing. In tho swer Him! Bo jubilant, my foctl" . designated as chaplain in the Nation- money. The Department wanted to Guards in tho county. The 'bid of "pop” —n tiro was blown. They got case of the Government Gun School, This war marks the beginning of * ' do:this in order that tho farmers Mr. Levy of Winter Haven was ac­ out and ahoved on a new one. Com­ Messrs. Forrest Lake, M, M. Smith new epoch in history, a new worlds si Army, subject to examination. He has"-been accepted by the ex­ could be benefitted during war times cepted, tamo being a t the rate of ing back they got near Winter Park, and C. D. Brumley were a Board of a now commercial ethics, a higher, amining board and will resign, Sun­ and by saving tho fertilizer costs bo $11.00 for-each uniform. Four hun­ that aristocratic town to the north, Trade committee sent to Washing­ grander conception of international ton, advocating that section^of-coun­ day night as pastor. IIU subject induced to raise moro crops for tho dred outfits were ordered. and "pop” went another tire. They ty in the neighborhood -of' Oviedo relations. Following, this war tho" states of the wholo world will likely will bo-"Why I Go to War." He nation and for tho army. They an­ There were several „bidders. - The got out A)id_.wero about, to repair Geneva and Chulirota. They wer* win speak on the Liberty Laon and nounced thatt thc\ nitrate would bo have a sort of United States for samo when they discovered that the Commissioners turned all of them in Washington moro than a ’week world peace, world justice, world Food Conservation. HU friends are ready for the farmers on April noxt. jack had be^n left a t the first dis­ Our agent immediately* became busy with samples over to j^h* officers of embarkation. It won -loft—*o hur­ and they have what they.went after, freedom. invited to hear him. • . and wired the Department- that if the-companies present atid.allowed ried and eager were they to reach an Inspection In the near future by . With sincere love for our dear land they expected to do any" .good for them- to, znhka the selection, result­ Sanford (Banfbrd Herald please copy) government Inspectors. Not alone —for my state and my country,. I Presbytery of Bt. Johns- •« ing ss above. thla but now .maps, panoramic views, The Presbytery-of Bt. Johns which the growers of Seminole they would and’ consequently they- roUed into etc., are being collected for .the War lay this earnaatly on your codidenoeoThe uniforms will • consist of a haYe to mako the nitrate available comprises the churches south of De­ Orlando on the rim. "But, iiaya Mr. Department and. good reasons for and haarta, Urging you to stand by. Land met at Fort Meade Tuesday during the growing season which blouse, trouwsers, web belt, canvas A. B. J., I always start out with aucces* have come to us. President WoOdrow Wilson and our night. . Rev. G. al-T urpin of Bap- -would bo between October and April. leggings and camp atyle .hat. The plenty of gasoline."—Orlando Sen­ very efficient government in thla In the matter, of a state' highway Liberty Bond Issue. tow was elected moderator; Rev. C. They aeked Mr. Berry to find out unlforma are to bo fitted with but­ tinel. • r . . ■ * tons with tho emblem of the state of. Messrs'; R. J. Holly, O. L. Tsylor W. Latham of Sarasota stated clerk, bow many .grower*'would need iU. ;Tour friend, ? Florida engraved thereon with* the and Qco. Hyman were sent to Talla­ and -Rey. W. F. • Randplf of Wlld- trate and how many *cr.ee theic •\ Lincoln Hulley. Increase Freight Rales letters “ H. G.” on the right aide of hassee’ io meet and confer srith, the growers Would havf and the table *°pd, temporary clerk; It iwaa. a Washington, Oct,. 17.—Tho oxst- commission.' Their reports are favor­ (ho’collar of the blouse. The'color The 1917 tax rate for tho city of very- busy evasion with very encour­ was prepared %t once with the result ern railroads gave the Interstate is /to.’ be olive drib, andof kbak that (or 1260 acres-of lettuce and able Indeed and withoutdoubt the Palmetto ia -18 mills. The eoundi aging reports from the ehurebes. doth and belt to .match.*—Polk Commerce Commission notice they Board of .Tradereffort# will be re­ tried to reduce it from last year’s celery the growers will nced-650 tons The Presbyterian church has more would soon • npply_ for Increased warded.' mUlage, but tjie large are6unt of de­ than dobbled.in the Presbytery In of- nitrate. At the present price,this County Rocord. freight-ratea of an wxtended nature. ; — — ,----------• • . Thete two things alone ipetk^well linquent taxes made it Impossible to # * ■* « . the past tin years, and U growing would hare Cost the. grower* $110" The roads are appearing bhfore the forTIotrd of Trgde.'activity and both lower the rate. . more rapidly- now than over. J te r, per ton but by-the government.con- -,t. LaFollette Investigation Co^tmteslon in an* effort to get tern- ar« for the county and general wel­ Washington, .D.‘ C.,'Oct. 17.—The W. Bruce * Doyle of Plant City* trolljng the price the growere will get porary financial relief. fare of all. The Bohrd of Trade le Moro .than 14,000 aeree will'be known to many . Sanford , .people . I*- lug. 1$ for $i0 per ton, tbua aaving them LaFollette Inteatlgation has again • been ppetponed until-November . 26. invaluable, It is doing wonderful planted in Irish potatoaain the Hast* tone to Nowport, Tenn.’’ • Rkr. J i E | 80 ^ ton or Mm,thing like $18,­ ' * . •* . • St. Cl9ud has taken over, the old thinga for. our county and the loyal Chairman Pomerene .. denied that $6ga section » N h « :n#xt planting*. Henderson o( Bradentown Is leaving 000. And yet there »r« some folka there was anything significant In the lighting plant 4n th a t city, and will membera who provide the revenue This wlll be^tha largest Acreage in p ’ tor South Carolina. The session next It. with' the ntW new plxn.t plant that ia deserve the praise of every coi/nty b k called on connect eonnect lt.with’ coibity the history of potato growing lo that, n April , *rm^ m*f>.»t a * an rat* r and i° flominoli ^ho might claim th a t action. Witnesses will <bhL -i.i__ : 1 ^ iU bo accompanied by i Sunday ow countf agent is not noetfed. thst dst*.ntarfng completion: . dtixen. , part.of Florida* > ,v . . / F rie n d s Here Presented Him IMPORTANT OUR GROWERS ARE SAVED GOOD MONEY BOARD TRADE . - -■ ■ - j . • • • . . , . ' �1117 = = = = = . ■=*= -• Z\-': — - 1him the love notes he lias wrltt her.. Mary shows that the _ blackmail is a breach of promise suit The result is the same but tho con­ sequences differ.- Aggie gets . her Cities That Have Commission Manager Plan All Well Sails fled $10,000 by settlement of the breach A* of promise cats.' She remains t>ut of An evofutlon, not an invention— the work of reconstruction developed fa* pflson to where shewould have gone had aho attempted to aell her lottery such is the city manager form of along Inefficient lines. <4> ' <« municipal government. Aa in force . The commission foriq of municipal directly to her admirer. * today in som£ 76 American cities,' it government, thus inaugurated has U' — *— ; * 1 represents - * * gradual growth of been adopted by'about oqf-third .of “ Within the.Law" Ik H eading T H R E E CBNTS g Preaident Wilson said: “ ‘Within ihought and experiemnt prompted the cities .of the United States with L in e F o t E ach In sertio n . Minimum tho Law’-thrilled and Interested me," by a dcsiro to answer th is important populations of over 20,000. In ae- C harge 25 Ce n ts; tual operation it baa shown it has Best critics pariso drama as “ Very question: *. ».v How can municipal. governments defects, notably that when tho vari­ best“ over produced.In aniwertng an advertisement ous activities of government are par­ where no name la mentioned In- the attain tho greatest efficiency Evening Telegram: «r-* Here it Is at last, a.real melodrama Had it been felt .thatUho conven celed out, as Is the custom, to the, ■d, please do not' ask The Herald with a big story. Gripping and rip­ tional or federal form oPcity govern Individual commissioners, one being for Information.as to the Identity of ment. brought to the administration chsrged with finance, one . with the advertiser. *Usually wo do not ping only partly* describee it. commissioner know'who th o . advertiser la and if of city affairs any considerable de­ health, etc,, each Sun— * Successful depicting of stirring gree of genuine efficiency, howaver ■hows a tendency to feel responsible we do we are not allowed to give far removed from (ho ideal, it .Is for tho afhalrs of his particular de­ out this Information. Simply write cplaodee-ln % woman’s life. doubtful if the city manager Idea partment to the exclusion of con­ a' letter and addreu It as per In­ Evening Post-** •k . , A good deal more wholesome than would over have been eyolved, foi1 cern for othcP department*, with dis­ structions In the ad. much of the 'prevalent emotional evolution is slow, 'Jabirious, experi­ cord and^lsck of balance as the re­ FOR SALE drama. I t is excellently acted. mental. As a matter of fact tho sult... • cities th at ^biased tho way to the Evening World— . I t soon bees me apparent that For Salo—Nice cauliflower plants “ Within the Law" ia bound to bo city manager plan were convinced while ' th e commission plan central­ now ready, $2.60 per ^thousand. that tho federal plan was uhadfcpted a popular aupcefsized authority It had in a largo mess­ D. R. Brisaori, Celery avenUe. 1G-tf to their moro modern needs and th at ed to ccntfallxo general responsibil­ Globe— fulfill HU . •v"*4■* ■* * • I t is notfinrcrely one of the moat it was efficient only in direction of ity. For Sale—Lot 66 EurcluT IIam: , . LYRIC T H U R S D A Y /O C T O B E R 25th vivid amf<.*tlrTing,’i)Ut without ex­ mismanagement. »[ Chance furnished the solution. In mock, 10 acres, floWIng well, stumDs ception tho* most satisfying melo­ • f h . federal form-of city govern- 1908 tho town of Staunton, Vs., be*- removed Iraqi 6 ncre.-t. Make offer. drama ever written. ' rqent, which still obtains in a vast Moving tho commission plan more ef­ Fred W. Smith, 1627 So. Water St.', Evening Sun— T '• • majority of American cities, follows ficient than tho federal, wanted to Wichita. Kans* . • t I t is so superior to othei dramas theso gehcral ljnce>-A -council elected adopt tho Galveston idea, but found For Sale—Cabbage and lettuce that it isri’Jt to be named in the same from various wards or districts-from a lepal barrier in the way. The Vir­ plants. Immediate delivery. Mrs. class. >'••.. ’ a list of. candidates put forward by ginia state constitution- contained a Geo. McDougal, Celery Ave. 16-2p World— • • , k ;• , v provision that all cities of .the. first opposing parties, in which repersent.Director William P. 'S . Earle of Coming I/jrrU Theatre “ Within tho Law" will not lack ative body U lodged the legislative class, tha class including Staunton, “ Within .the Law" Rets big ova­ Greater Vitagraph, under, the super­ for audience. It is ‘entertaining and For Sale—Lettuce and • cab\> age function; a mayor, also party made, must have a mayor and a council. tion at local theatre. Screen, version vision of Commodore J. Stuart well acted. plants ready to set. Ed. .Putnam. in whom is lodged the administfa Virginia statutes, however, gave the of Bayard Velllcr’a wonderful drama Blackton has produced a silent Tribune— West ‘Side. 16-2tj. 1 ) tive (unction, and to whom is grant­ council authority to create new city holds audience in tense grip relieved drama that must leave its mark on Two thrills In ovory foot—much ed a veto over'council’s legislative officers. a t times with touches of genuine screen history. .For Sale—Shetland pony, severi moro .worth seeing than any- drama acts; a quota of specialized officidk Accordingly the StaUnton councit years’ old, gentlo and broken to 'comedy. The cast: ’ .* Mary Turner is accused of tho of its class. . —a treasurer, an auditor, a city at­ resolved itself into a virtual commis­ saddle. 8. Kungo, 417 W. Third St. Mary Turner—.________ Alice Joyce theft of another, department store Mail— torney, directors of servjcc and safe­ Has a ’punch for every part, it is ty, a health officer— etc.—elected ge- sion with -a fnnyor as its presiding ' . 9-tfc. Joe Garson-------- ----- Harry Morey employe. Notwithstanding her pro­ htad, created tho city offire of "gen­ testations she is convicted and sent the liveliest crook story, tho best po­ Aggie Lynch___...Addle Do Ganic r,f craily from lists of party candidates, eral manager," hired a^man qualified For Salo—Fifteen acres, about 3 Mr. G lider.... ............Anders Itnndolf to prison for three years. But be­ lice play of its period.^ * though in recent years appointed in by experience to fill tho new position acres cleared, fronting Lake Monn e .. Dick Gilder....... ....... Walter McGrdll fore stnrting her trip to Sing Sing Times— * • # • \ some instances, by mayor or couhcil. and burned over to him the actual Abundant muck pn place. Fifteen . Inspector Burke... Eugene O’ltourke sho is granted an interview with Everybody will go to ace it—in­ ' Advocates of the - city 'manager business management, of the city. minutes’ walk from postoffice. J-’ec Dlst. Atty. Dcmorcst....Hobt Guillurd Gilder, the proprietor of the deonrt- tensely real, it held the audience in a idea in agreement with tho over­ Thus was originated the city man­ C. H. Lcflier. 7-tf Helen Morris,..]............. Billie Billings mer\t store, her accuser. She first firm grip. whelming opinion of practically all ager plan, rounded out details of 1 I . ’ ” — Sarah__ ..^__ 1.... ......'.. Grace Bunco begs jnorcy, which is refused, nnd Herald— ,, . • municipal government critics, Indict which remained to be supplied in For Sale—1914 Watercoolcd In­ Detective Cassidy........Joe Donohue then sho gives him the solution of TJie audienoe fairly shiverod with the federal grounds:' 1910 by the town of Lockport, N. Y. ternational Harvester Halflon truck, stepping the store Jhefts. . English Eddy....l...... Bernard Ilandal thrills.-' Keeps you on the edge of Lockport, like Stunton founfi its in good running condition, n liar1. While party limta as applied to Tom Decoy,.... ......... . Bernard Scigcl ‘Pay your girls more than -six your scM throughout. -way to any new form of city gov­ gain. Ono double seated Surrey in national affairs represent tho neces­ . ' • ** “ Within the Law"—the greatest dollars a week," aho tells her formt* Morning Telegraph— ernment blocked by state laws. In Enquire Herald •A hugo success, held tho audience’ sary nnd wholesome cleavage of vary­ nn effort.to remove thh^ohstacle the good’ condition. legitimate stQge success for a decade, employer, "th at will atop the thefts Office. ” ._________ 9-tfc ing principles of political .and eco­ nnd Bavo\ tho girls.'’ He sneers at in t3nso interest thrbughopt, won n opened as n silent drama • produced •Lockport Board-of Trade drew up nn nomic theory, they represent "when the ndvlce.nnd Bhe is led nwny. fusiindc of laughter by its- comedy by Greater Vitagraph and appears For Sale—Now L. C. Smith'type­ act for submission to the state legis­ While in prison Mnry discovprs and finally swept along to sure vic­ applied to the affairs of a municipal­ lature nnd in. the provisions of-this writer. Must be sold at once. Cash to be destined to be n s- great 'a ity a,mere scramble for officu. screen success as was the legitimate another ustounding fact. Whilo tak­ tory. 2. Once elected, an official taking measure included a fully developed will take machine nt half price. ing up tho study of law in her cell Coming .’to- Lyric. ’ , production. ' . .> 3-21 offico under, tho federal plan proceeds plnn for city managership, the plan Herald Office. J. > There are numerous reasons why sho realizes there arc many ways of now operative in the Beventy-five to dispense whatever appointments breaking tho law and yet , remain FOR KENT Regular weekly danco. nt the Par­ he is authorized to make, and what cities of the United States that have ■►3 the silent dramatization of Bayard "Within the Law."' A clever lawyer ish IIouso Thursday night. Every­ Willer's wonderful story should and 1 For . Rent—Three ..unfurnished ever governmental favor it is in his adopted the-city manager idea.. ’ . will meet with popular favor whgr- may devise many ways to circum­ body wcloomo. , Class at 7:30. Danc­ power to grant, to those* who have Following the genprai lines of pioa- rooms. Inquire Herald Offire. lfi-tf , aided in his election, regardless of ecring laid down by Staunton, (ho • ev*r;ft*ls played. The. characters in vent the law, she discovers and still ing from 8 to 10:30. , ' " i . the f W run the entire gnmOt of keep .his client out of Jail. For Rent—Upper flat, 3 furnished the qualifications of prospectivo ap­ Lockport proposal combined the . ‘ • human- emotions. That’ever burning ^ T fiU discovery is made use of by , II. B. Crowder will hold a big sale pointees or the best interests of the elective plan with an appointive rooms for light housekeeping, 49'J ................. ............................... etto. *' ]] lG-3tc' .. *v qucatldha~-*the' saiar>’ that should be Mary upon her release from prison. at his store, 114 East First street public service1. *• mnnager schomov Lockport nover.----Palm put .’ •. • . ...... --••r paid to departm ent'itore,girla jn or­ Without funds,]she is thrown on the opening Thursday,.(October 18th nnd it through the New York legislature)' For Rent—Threo Vory ‘desirable der th a t they iqajf follow the straight Ijounty’ of members ^of ' tho under­ -lasting, ten dnys. 'Grcat~cfinnee-U> —<tr-Imlividual members of council but the f>lan attrheted the attention buy goods, notions, clothing*,' hats, rooms and uho of sitting room, un­ can always explain their failure, to world, forgers, burglars anil a woman and narrow path of virtue—is vivid­ of ,tho entire country, and in the ly po/tfayc/I by Alice Joyce, who; ns parasite.'' *Sh«\ls their adviser. They etc., a t' rock bottom ‘ prices. Read procure results by pointing to the summer . of 1912, Sumter, S. C., furnished or partly furnished, $ I >».r«o r e •’Mdry ..Tdifner, a department. More hrvnk the law continually ;but still his big ad in this issue and get the fact that they wore hnnfporod b>* adopted a .new charter embodying per month. Inquire at the French other, members. Couhcil .asYrtho JMea. . Sumter, a city of 8,000 Shop for information. 16-if prices. ^ • - * .. ^girl.ls arfested for stealing from; her remain " Withln thc Law.” .,,, . council . * * a wholo can explain its failures by therefore, tho first .yi-mployer. Hpon.thty ono. apparent- ’ Aggie Lynch, tho • parasite,'..en­ Dr. T. A. Nani is at Chattanooga For Rent—Desirable 7 room .mod­ iiigly insignificant act in Itself Veillcr slaves a rn^.n of wcnjth. She ^ug.- where b e . has joined tho medical citing the unfriendly attitude of the municipality to operate under, the em furnished house. Fine location, blackmail by selling bncjc to corps with.'the rank of C aptain.. His payor and the menace or.actual bptl.^’ Tlty manager, plan, f, as ' it .is now Gas, electricity,'running water, gar­ has built. ervr to be remombered and gests i* .*• v> • * .*.v. c-ration of hia . veto power. The ktiow n/'offico is now:iti chargo o f P/*, Toljir jnayor.,can always-plead that hia bf a. den and garage. Would sell furni­ . w •» . tho city manager' plan^ as ture reasonable, * Phono 290-J <>r and D r/ Neal\exfiects] \o : ho]iiibs<|hL. purely executive office a n d » thatduring, the w^Mftnd wiir.be br^.Jae-. Without tho legfBlativc operation of perfected .by evolution, is this: 8c- call at ?07 Park Ave., Banfoni. Fla. ioction . by - tho people at a ' non- . Hyo duly in Franco.In'ttfbvirmoriths council'he can do nothing, ' r 1 G-t ft*. partisan’election, of .a single •govern-v* a r; pda of. tho city montal body—a non-partisan, com­ "For Rent—Ono'.upstair bedroom Th’o Navy . JOilttlng,’ . Circle; wiU .^Summarizing, fricudii give a coqkfyfifood sale/Saturday at manager idea say th a t when a mu­ mission usually consisting o f» five nnd kitchen, furnished for -huht McCuller's .afid Roberts'i C»rdcrry«^, nicipal government operating, under members—and nnify.ipjc in.that com­ housekeeping.-.:'} 210 French Ave.. ■•••• ’ j *'.•;• - 16-11* ‘ tho fodcrar plan becomes inefficient mission all .the'pow ert.’of the city.< ‘ ' ’ X■ 16-2tp *■* ------” the^ rcaBon ia ^because of qno or more The cornmission acts 'always as a ..................... . . TO-NIGHT—-Win. A. Brady Presents . For Rent—Tjyo offices on First Sf. l Notice •• * group and oply in a supervisory and of .these facta: • . .. *,* .Two inside offices. AH’in G. & W. •Tho registration book of the city, •That, the mayor, councilman and Iegialativc}. capacity. Attual admin­ building. Also warohoueo close: in. of Sanford, Fla.,.*h’ now open.; and istration of the city's affairs is placed ■’••■•’■i I4i8tc~ will be kept open from 0 -a, th. to‘ 12 minor officials wero selected not- be­ in the'hahds of a hired expert, a city N. If. Garner. ,m. and from 2 p. -m. to 6 p. *n\.. from cause they were qualified to fill the manager appointed'by the commis­ *For. Rent—Small warehouse-, •2Q/by Oct. 16, 101T to NoV. 16, 1917, at positions they sought but because of sion, responsible to and removable 30 feet. In heart-of A<>wn and'.adWEDNESDAY—Pathe Presents tlf1 _ the clerk's office, city halj. ' - tho'political strength they.'had been by tho commission. The city man­ jacent to side track, 8. 0.- Shinable to huild up about themselves, * in "THE CIGARETTE GIRL” , J. C. Roberta, 14-3tp ; That thby had been able to build ager ‘appoints his own . assistants. holsor. . City Clerk.. Tho field from which the city man­ up this political strength because of .- lG-Tues-ltc * . . THURSDAY—Vitagraph Presents • RobrAa for Ibsnt— ' Light housegovernmental favors and appoint­ ager may be selected is as broad as kceplhg!'rponj»,'*over 6 and 10 Cent the country. Ho need not be a cit­ ments dispensed in tho past and Store. Mrs. y . E. White.12—6tp The Yowell-Speer Co. will have an izen of the city he Is called to serve promised for tho futprq, “ A LAD FROM BROADWAY” Innovation In their Fall Introduc­ and as a rule ho is-not. • _ That because of the elaborate sys-' For Rent—Nine rooma and sleep­ tory Sale, beginning Thursday Octo­ tern of excuse for failure and crude The plan Ij. only tho application ing porch over Herald office. 'Most FRIDAY—Wm. A?.Brady Presents MADGE EVANS ber, 18th. Thursday will bo Suit lack of central tesponaibility .offered to d t / affairs of the principles of and LEW FIELDS In “The Comer Grocery” Day, Friday Dross Day and Satur­ by the federal plan a given political business. corporation organization, cbnvonient apartment* in the city. • . r, 1 • _______ ' m: day iJhod Day and bargain* will be organisation or cllquo. can bo dis­ with the corporation board -of direc­ Inquire of R. J . Holly, care Herald. * • 103-3tp offef^jTHbat should fill the store each lodged from control only with tho tors elected by the stockholders and COMING! “ WITHIN THE LAW” day. cRehd their big ad in today’s greatest difficulty and even when ita general manager chosen by the For Sale—paeah milch cow. R. Bl^aue, • dislodged can be replaced only with directors. It Is the claim of city Garrison, R. D. No. 1, Sanford. ' - . 6-tfc manager plan advocated that ft an organisation similar to * ■ Itself. • Bread-MaklnoSuperstitions. makes possible the conduct of munlm .This.criticism of tho federal plan * Regarding- bread, making, there are WANTED Ipal affairs on the same basis of ef­ of municipal government was well several superstitions. --In Yorkshire, ficiency that’ characterizes '.business Wanted—First class .automobile England; nearly all the bouscwlvcs formulated in the minds of tho corpor; tlonj. " repair man/ M uit be thorough mc■till boko their- owq bread. After people lohg beforo the advent either Whether the plan hak made, good chanie and * good *lathe man. Ad­ kneading the dough* und leavlug It to of tho. commission or city manager rise, o deep crosa Is cift I n .It -with a- plan. - Fqr the th o u g h t'to convert the claims of Its friends can be es­ dress A, A. C are .Herald . ' • .. . 16-ltc knife. Thia la to "let th*^ witch out,' itself Into action there was necessary tablished m ly by a.survoy of result* 'and.tho custom ts common to this day,; only i n overwhelming-need, a crisis In dtiee-by which It has been adopt­ * ’* ’ v • . Wknted—Flrat dais dry goods and rn Scotland•they- soy tliiit the yeast so big that men would realize its. ed. . . . shoe salesman. In general store at must 'be madh within an hour t>f iuq- handling was beyond the capabilities large phospgate plant.’..Elcellent op­ rjs<?. or the bread will not-be light, y * . No F un. In T hat ' • T -f— ' " • . • . of “ the administration.’’ * Harold’s Imaginative aunt asked him portunity for right man.. Address 8uch a crisis esme—in Galveston, x < .. Oaor. • ., v • If bo wouldn’t llko to be as happy aa A. A.’, c.aje Sanfofd Herald.-- 16-ltc Any substance Hint will not dissolve Texas, in ’ (900, when th a t'c ity , was the lurks. "Naw," said practical Har>. v .Ojtr Screen Will Not Diease the Eye T.'ar-Ut’p T w o or thro* ealesmen In water-had nn odor. It la the actual inundated by a gigantic wave that old, ‘Think of the time they- bare to substance Itself, floating In parileje* bore oh its creet' staggering loss-of get up.” j'nd collcetjra, with ear or team, . . . . to the .air, af In the-case of, light and ', life and-property,' The old .mayor, TUESDAY—Paulin* Frederick (the Sanford Girl) also Musty : Ap^Jy* I j M ea g e r. B o r 669, OrBound. The dampcP w thing ti the, council ..form o f, government went 8uffer. * * ‘7 • ■— * Lndo .P K . ’ vr ,18-4tc ^ Advice U lft 8now. -i ^^.inpra powerfuf the odor It gtvea«off. A , Into.discard, and tfle government-jof WEDNESDAY-r-MarJorie Ram beau la “ MOTHERHOOD’’ . a la dfiha asaat wonderful bid urea aver .ahowfc tn BaaI I S ^ 1Iplcewint proof of the fuct can bo hnd Galvceton-Was* place’ll in .th e hands Advice le like snow; the softer It •v W anted—MenT ’ *T” Also Jaunlta Hasten la “ Wh Baby", a two rod turn- ' by walking In a garden after ralo. It of a small commission, composed of falls, the longer It dwells upon and th* Between 17 and 40, BaptUt In­ eyatoae Comedy. *v .* . ' leeper It sinks lath the mind.— clined or lion-church preference, to Is the vapor of'a liquid that amelia and m*p~«xpert In tho conduct’ of. busi­ Coleridge. ISDAY—Wilfred LUeaa and Elda'^dOler.' in "H«f Ear mmm nofib* liquid In. th* mam Itself. ' / . ’. • . Join Beroan Class. R. M . Orovenjcdlency, tho Governor'', also a comedy. • . |p ness. in Jta boarder* aapecu/ and, eteln, president. . 71-U DAY—Louise Glaurp In."A Strange.Trangrmwir’V. also a therefore deemed qualified • for the ‘V To Work ie to Werehla. . . ' , ,» Past That atsige. . comedy,'y. • ‘/: -S',.': . • task • of rehabilitation, legislative v Do not forget that even “to work If 7. * .V ♦ '-V i-- V • V-*. . . y. *T w ant a nice book for an Invato worship,” eo to be cheery la to wor­ and ’ administrative powers were Ud.”, “Would yon like, perhaps aome- . Dally Ojrtimlati* Theuffh*■ this ... . . . be^i convaship also; and to be happy, Is the first ■united.in Th* post of honor la the private «fs* Pi SBcommission, thus facil- thing gwJglodaTS - - - 1 » : tioo In life, . step .In bdag plonsP-B. L. Stevenson. iU tlng fixing of responsibility in case leecent" . • • • • ’ ' ' ' ■ • V> • V' ■ -i -J ' A ' •: • .tvr T * . w 7 d' . U-. i*-V. ,’ *I ’K f f if e ■* . '• \M :'V: PACE EIGHT * ’TFi ffyiyyfji ' » • * - IS . . ADVERTISING . ^ ■ ■■ ■ ■ — ^ • ■ —— — - - - wmw v II U CK J „ - 1 « •* - • • • » .. ■ ._________________. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG ‘•The Badge of Shame’-: Gladys Hullette EDITH STORY ALICE JOYCE . GREATER- STAR’S PROGRAM ‘ • • W • • • « ' •* . V . , ^ , . • » '• - ^ t a « i» r , • . • . . • .1 �COUNTY A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM CORRESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR. THE HERALD EAST SANFORD . Mra. -Bryan Squires of Cameron avenue haa aa her guest for the week Pittsburg, Pa., and Charleston,. S. C., before returning. Miss Cornelia' Hicks of Tampa. Howard Swartz was a n ‘over Sun­ . Mrs. Norman N, Swanson of Col* day vfaitor at the Marshal home In e rjt‘avenue Is leaving Sunday night Cameron City again. Mrs._ Robert Geiger visited her brother? Ashley Purvice in Cameron City .00 her return from Atlanta, GiT, tJefore'goIng to her hoipe pear .the Wokiwa jlv er.^' . < ~Xlice Chorpening, Neal Prevatt, Christine and Morgan McClelland were the children out here who un­ derwent the eye operation. Mrs. Chorpening and the other mother* remained in town with them. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCulley have moved to Jacksonville this week after residing here several years. Quit* a party of friends and neighbors gave them a farewell par­ ty. Hoak and * Mr. and Mrs. three 'young people from * Sterling, III;, have corpe ^to reside In Cameron City, haTingVbopght the Cicc prop­ ^ ." V o u ’p l p e ' erty. . • Mr. nn{l Mrs. M. M. Evans enter­ tained a party of East Sanford young people at their pleasant' home on 6th St., Tuesdny evening. Mrs. Howard and.her four young people and' Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Squhcs and their' guest, Miss Cornelia Hicks, Horace Chorpening, Edmond .Stowe and Charlie Floweni togctl.i r with severul from town. Games anti refreshmenfa-Were enjoyed Youlknow sm ok ers lik e JBurlqy-tobaca) UPSTALA AND GRAPEVII.LE Lots of rain. ..Wqrd comes of the marrhige of Charlie Tyner nnd Miss Bertha Kel­ ly of Tampa. The young n u n cure was n resident of Upsnla nlisd is a nephew of T. O. Tyner nnd wife. Rev. Siyanson tilled his appoint­ ment here Inst Sunday, being.entertnined at-the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mugnuson. * Mrs. Geo. Clark was sick tho first of the week and John Borell and T. 0. Tyner are also having a bad spell of wlfat, seems llko'.lngrippe. Mm. "Borell took In-'lhelr nephew, .Woodard' Bcrtelson,. who makes his. home .with .them, to Sanford for n couple. Of .days' to have his eyes treated,-; us they. arq slightly granu- jy o u ll l i k e LUCKY sS T R JX E PRATT & LAMBERTS AUTO FINISH GENUINE 1XL POCKET KNIVES J ^ • ■ ”, ” ■**--'i - * « f” . ■ . - “ if'i’ ' ; The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. E. W. D IC X SO N '. 314 W. 1st ST. SANFORD, FLA. . - PHONE 67 AUTO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED COMPLETE NEW O U TFIT • * . W e are now prepared to do rftore and better Work . than heretofore. ALL Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompaon and -children were.callers at the home of T. O. Tyner last Sunday. Weather and Crops Synopsis' of crop conditions fa Florida for the week ending October 16th..1017: Temperature.—The . weather was generally cooler than usual for the period, the -average deficiency Ip temperature in north, and central portions being 6c to 8 degrees. Precipitation.—There wofe, bene­ ficial rains over much of the central counties, and rainfall w a i fairly well distributed in portions of the south­ ern. counties, but the am ount' was generally -less than required over most of the northern portion, -’where some localities received none. The greatest amounts reported were: Harlow, 1.68, Orlando, 1.G5, and Tampa, 1.40 inches. • • during the*” week was ideal for ha:vesting over most of the atate, espec­ ially no In'the-northern and western counties, where tho work was pros­ ecuted without interruption; Much hay was saved ip all districts, nnd practically the' last of -the corn c r o p was housed. * Cotton licking con­ tinues in. rather a desultory way, ns the bulk of the crop has boon picked. und.ginned There Is still some pick* ing to ho done, however,- In tho vari­ ous districts. Cane, peanuts and sweet potatoes were generally favor­ ably nfleeted by the weather; and fall truck nnd seed beds wore im­ proved in central and nouthern counties. Citrus fruits arc- fair to good, but tho crop will be -short.' T-ho’;crop resulting1'from the>*’Junc bloom'.' is rather uncertain.*.’ A. J. Mitchell Motcroiogist, jihe choice o f discriminating taste. * T h e veneers arc carefully selected and matched and arc just as carefully given a pian o finish. T h ey are instruments of refinement, free from extreme design and superfluous ornam entation/ ■- ' Viewed from any angle STARR superiority is plainly show n, yet it is -the STARR' tone which has elevated the phonograph to the height o f a musical, in­ strum ent Music—real music can n o more exist without perfect tope than can such h 'to n e exist without-properly applying the fundam ental principles o f tone production. .Mere w ords can not describe -.tone m ore than they can describe a beautiful color or a rare,fragrance, y e t wc can explain the causes o f this difference, W ifi Y ou R ead T his Book ? * If you arc interested in h phonograph, even indirectly, you will profit by reading tills booklet. It is a complete description of phonograph repro­ duction, giving the purpose nnd n discussion o f each, part controlling or- affecting the tone. It is free from technical phrases or^obscure meanings, nnd is the most comprehensive article written o f its.kind. Your copy m a y be.had fo r the asking. It w ill only take a few moments o f your time" to hear this instrument, pome in ,a n y time for. nn informal concert, REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED 100 Millions a Day j Now York, Oct. 16.—Tne war Is costing the belligerent nations $160,000,000 daloy, according to th> cs; timntes of tho Merchants tn d Mc.als National Bank. I t fa estimated that the U nited States is .Ixjarini one-fourth this staggering, output. The United •States fa spending-,tha most, England second and Germany third. Interest on the public {debt at 10 per cent Is‘the normal Income of the,German-people. This Coun­ try's is less than-one-half of onf.per cent. Fifty-three million men are engaged In the war. J Stop Watch. _ ' j For Umlng work the dial of 'a Swiss stop watch carries, additional, mjirks to -indicate at any point .of time what *the corresponding per hour would* be. ’ Feline Habit - V . It la very Irritating when your wellfed cat goes over to.a neighbor's and pretends to bo half atarredv—Kansas City loufnaL .r S A N F O R D , FLORIDA 109 M AGNOLIA AV EN U E Men’s Dress Shoes in allleathers> Price $2.50 $3.50, $4.00; $5,00, $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 Men’s Work Shoes* Price $1.75 to - $4.00 Ladies’ Dress Boots, $3.00 to - - $5.00 Children’s School Shoes, Price $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 and . - , * ■ - $3.00 Full Line Meh^s Triangle Dress Shirts. $1.50 Men’s C o llars^ifo r — 25c Left and Can't Get Any More • * - ■-* * Designs orflaUc in every detail yet presenting an appearance o f simple d f^ njty make U. S. Needs 1*0.000 'Stenographers and' Type writers at Once .’I Washington, D. C., Oct. IS, 1917. —Now that Unaid Sam has Jhe young men of the country ip train­ ing for military service, ho finds that he .needs 10^000 typewriter operator?, and sfen'ographcra and typewriters, both men and.Women, fo r tho De­ partments at - Washington. The Civil Sprvlco Cofhtiiission has;noti­ fied all of Its 3,000 hoards j)j exam­ iners that they should put : forth their best efforts to secure these ur­ gently needed workers. While ox-' aminatlons are now held weekly’in 460 cities, the Commission states that arrangements will. he “made to have an examination held a t aoy ac­ cessible place whero a small class of applicants van be secured. The en­ trance salaries range from $l.Q00-!o 11,200 a year. Promotion is reason­ ably rapid to those whose* terv vices, prove satisfactory. No ap­ pointments can be mado to these or other positions in tho Federal'clan!' fiod civil service unless authorised by the- Civil Service Commission tinder tho civil service law. Any informa­ tion to .the contrary Is authorized, This is a splendid opportunity to servo, your country. Full informa­ tion may be feccured from the secre­ tary of the board of civil service examiners a t the post office iiryour We Have The Goods To'Do'It— Call and Sec'Sample * and; would like to hear from their friends. Charlie is at Macohj Ga., and has bean promoted to Corporal, whllo Dunnie is at Columbia, S. C. Dunnle volunteered and was rejected and' (hen , was drafted and taken Their little alster, Sammlo la ju#t re* covering after three months*of In* fantlle paralyaa. *.. * ' Mra. Ballinger haa two nsphews< Roy and Dick Peterson also, at Co* lumbta. • Rev. Ericaon will preach for us next Sunday after, the school. Let’s have a-good attendance. Mrs. Dorcll was the leader at the Wednesday evening Bible reading for this week. We are expecting Lake Mary to join us Nov. 4th on Rally Day at Sunday school._ • Mr. and Mra. Aldman^and little baby spent Sunday with her father, 0 . V. Chestnut i.nd brothers at this place. Her brother, Jimmie, -who is now'boarding, with them also came HAVE YOUR SH O ES REPAIRED Men’s Felt Hats 75c to Boys’.Felt Hats, 50c, 75c, and . ** ' - - , --*5"' V#= • • f X - "* a■ • • l.-T*, -. - * ■ C - .• . ^ • - • - •- « - *» f. j ** f ^ ‘ «j ^ ^ ^ ^ ‘'* 301 E . First Street t ,* • �OcUbtf »>■ * JtcksonvillV . , id. the government want* Jtot leas th,n 200,000 loyal men and women to sign the pledge, : r -I am gl»d to serve you In the -.rvice of food conservation for our ior.au worKera,. and they are exoect'T .tion andJI hereby accept meml^n- ed.lo leave nothing undone to secure success, and secure the number hi* 3 5 “ * • un,u,d s t,tw ? ,ood Ad' tnlnlstrstlon, pledging ra jro lflb car­ lotted to their respective counties. ry out the directions and advice of Estimates covering tho counties of the Food Administrator In my home, the state were made after consider­ Insofar *s my circumstance. may ing the various details of density of permit,” population, number of incorporated r u its part In the great nation-wide towns, areas of the counties and all oledgc card campaign ttf .be .con­ other factors entering Into the cam­ ducted by the Food Administration paign*. Duval and Hillsborough during the week from October 21at countlee lead the lists In the number to October 2 ~ of pledges expected, but no county T o . show each of the. counties of baa been given lets than 1,000 as a s Florida'what they must do.and whst mark to be* attained. The following Is a Hit of tables of U expected of them, Leroy .Hodges, , pedal representative of the govern­ coilf ties and the quota of pledgee ex­ ment‘in the campaign headquarters pected from them: 6.000 his arranged a chart, which gives In Alachua..:............................... 1,000 detail the number of pledges expect­ Baker.......................... .... ed, from the various counties. This ..........Ni 2,000 chart Is to be used by. Florida Ad- Bradford____________._______3.000 O U R .S T O C K We Can Fill Your Wants In Any of The Following: BICYCLES — BICYCLE ACCESSORIES Tires, Pedals; Saddles, Lamps, Bells, Chains, Coaster Brakes, Built up Front and Rear Wheels and everything for the Bicycle. 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Citrua— CIay„».— L Columbia:__ Dad#:__...::.... DeSoto„,-.... 6,000 D uvall..— . ^20,000 Escambia..— -.10,000 Flagler...——______ ._. l.ooo Franklin.:_________ .... 1,000 Gadsden--------.......... .... 6,000 Hamilton____.Z 1,000 Hernando______ 2,000 Hillsborough.——,__ - .20,000 Holmes........ r..— 4,000 Jackson..,—I...:..... .... —10,000 Jeffersoii.......... _____ .... 2,000 Lafayette.. ., 2,000 Lake.— .----- ____ — 8,000 Leeh*.t.M....x . ..Mh7.m .... 8,000 Leon— .... 2,000 I^vy..‘— ___ — 1,000 Liberty..—— Madison____ Manatee......... Marion............ Monroe—___ : Nassau.:.-----Okaloosa...---- Okeechobee__ Orange Osceola—......... Palm Beach— Pnsco........ ...... PinclUs______ Polk......... ;___ Putnam— St. Johns..... ... St. Lucie_____ Santa Rosa.*..— Semlnole._.......... 2,000 Sumter^..__ .......«---------- ---- 1,000 Suwannee ................................ 8,000 Taylor.,........... ...... 2,000 Volusia................ -------- ....!..... 4,000 Wakulla................ 1,000 Walton__ k....’......... —.. . . ...... 6,000 Washington........—_________ — 1—: 3,000 * • The Kaiser’s Dream ^ Tho following poem which Is going the rounds of the newspapers was written at the front In Franco by William McLachlan, who is serving with one of tho Scotch Highlander regiments: Thero’s a story now current, though strange it may seem, Of the great Knlscr Bill and his won­ derful dream. Being tired of the allies, ho lay down • In bed, . And amongst other things, he dream­ ed he was dead, And in a fine coffin was lying in stato With a guard of bravo Belgians who lamented his fate,, lie wasn't long dead till he found to his cost, • That his soul, like his soldiers, .had aurely been lost. . On leaving the earth to heaven ho went atraight, And arriving up there gave a knock ‘ ‘ at the gate. But St. Peter looked out^and In. a voice loud and clear Said: "Begone, Kaiser Bill, we don't . want you here,". • "Well," tald,tho Kaiser, "that'a very unclvii, , ‘ I.suppose after that I must go to • the devil?" So he turned bn his heel and off he did go At the top of hta.speed to the re, glons below, _ And when he got there he was filled ' • with dismay, When waiting outside he heard Old Nick aay ‘ T q his Imps: "Now look here.boys, Iglve ypu a warning. "I'm expecting the Kaiser down here In the morning. "But don't let him In, for to me It's . qultp clear, "H a's, a dangerous, fellow and we 'do n 't want him here. "If once he gets in thereMl be no end of quarrels, "In fact, I ’m afraid he’ll corrupt our good morals." "O, Satan, my dear friend," the Kaiser then cried, "Excuse me for listening white wait­ ing outside. "If you don’t admit me where can I go?" "Indeed," said the devil, " I really don't know." "Oh, do tat me in, I'm weary and cold," Said the Kaiser quite anxious to en^ ' ter Nick’s fold. "No," said the devil, "raoet certainly not. "We don't admit people for riches or pelf; "Here are sulphur and matches, M. mska a helWor yourselL► T h en 'h e kicked Wilhelm out' <nd vanished In smoke, And^uat at th at moment the Kaiser awoke. He jumped out of bed in a shivering aweatv •' And said: "Well, that dream I shall never forget. "That I won’t go-to .heaven I know very wdll, .' "But it’i really too bad tb be kicked , out of hell." ODD FELLOWS BIG TIME District Lodges Odd FeQews aid Rebekaha WUI Meet Ji \ fjanford Next Monday will be . ■ big day with the Odd Fellows of this district for « r that day tbay wffl all try x n d meet ■fn Sanford and hxva a royal good time. Tba Rebekaha will also come In for their ahare and there will be aomathlng doing for all of them. At four o'clock there will be a n : open meeting In th e1 Masonic {fall, Imperial Bldg., to which,every* body la Invited and It la hoped that the- people of Sanford will take ad­ vantage 'of the Invitation and come out en masse. • At alx o'clock the Odd Fellows will have an oyiter supper and gen­ eral good time. At night the 'candi­ dates will be taken through the myaterica, the work being put on by the degree team from Orlando, The Grand Master and two Past Grand Masters will be present with the Grand Secretary a n d . the Odd Fellows are expecting t v have'a big night. The Rebekaha will also Initiate in the evening end will have tho state president of the Rebekah Assembly here to assist In thejvork and all tho Rebekaha from far and near will be here to take part.. All the Odd Fellows In the dis­ trict and all those from DcLsnd, which lodge Is not In th is. district have been invited to attend the big time -here Monday night and it 'g expected that the city will bo filled with tho members of this grand old order that has done, is doing and will continue to do so much for mhn? kind and womanhood of the world. — AMERICAN FIELD FENCE and BARB WIRE and ore in position to save you money, as the present market prices is much higher than when we placed this order."Write us on call for catalogue and prices if you are in need of fence pr an­ ticipate needing same. .• VV m m m m t m A ’Ho me-Like Hotel With All The Conveniences * ,* , H © w 9 Q csom amad Cor. Magnolia and 4th St SANFORD, FLORIDA Insurance General Fire F lo r id a S a n fo rd econom y Oh—that sinking of the heart, when you look' in your ice-box and see the tiny dab left from yesterday’s-pound of butter!' a *4T5yI'' ' * ,* ** - , -0 As a matter of fact, you would^ probably not be using butter for cooking nowadays, if ybu could get the same delicious results without it. You cart. ■." Yes—without a particle of butter! * • • .. • Here; is the way: Use wholesome, economical Cottolene for your fine cooking, in place of cx-^ pensive butter. . V.-V * * « ■ In purity Cottolene has set .the highest possible standard fof shortenings. *• Try Cottolene in any familiar recipe. one-third less than you would use.of butter. Use You will find that shortenings which seem cheap, when scooped out by the pound, are'often more expensive than Cottolene in actual use. • 4 *• ‘ ’ .* * Why? * , • ---l * * Because many careful housewives have found that Cottolene—owing to its superior richnessgoes much farther than other shortenings which they had been using. . v % Try Cottolene next rime. It is sold by grocers in tins of convenient sizes. „ *' Recipe for MOLASSES COOKIES 1 cup molasses V cup Cottolene H cup sugar - yi level teaspoon salt A # « 1 level tablespoon ginger % level teaspoon soda cup cold water 3 to 4 cups flour Heat molasses, pour over Cottolene. Add sugar, n it and ginger or a mixture of other spices if pre­ ferred. Dissolve soda In cold water and add to first mixture. Stir in flour, making a soft dough to drop e h c t e f a ir b a n k : Makes * - �s-,; w m rn m THE 8ANTORD FAPB >pOK T K*vy .*&>*• r«5 vj ', ££:i' »•'.!' *r*v*.-n-^-;v•■-'■.-;#?i- *i-i • ■— »?*- *.*'V • - - f | » ■ DON'T DAMN YOUR .TOWN. Any place ia just what the men so sympathetic, so sensitive to crop who live In It make it. .•* f 1 B. J. HOLLY. Editor Don't ait xroimd-and damn your production, that the forecast of M M •’ • . \ W. M . HATWEfl, Curia— Manager poor wheat or corn crop affects the town. A town la Just as good or just l PwbtoMA^ S d w t t T w d W markets of the world. When the as bad as the people who are damn­ R er harvest fields smile, towns* wax fat, ing it. Safety and Interest are w hat you desire for your money. factories increase the payroll. Corn, Every -community, even If It *•* .• * -:.vN WUCB W AD7AMCB wheat and hay, beef, pork and poul hasn't more than 200 Inhabitants, • ••••«•«*• i|l ***i #**#• • try —these are the soil builders tho should hive a town.room' where the MOHI 113. •* builders of the great city.' cigars are good and where every one !m U II OliTM *«•••*•• »>#*>t *»***■»§ * ■ ■»' ■ ■ M utaaegae g s * affords you Lthese essentials. They are an ideal form of investm ent The old fashioned Chamber* of can meet, 'on-equal ground and ab­ Uih* City k? CkfftOT IlM rw Yw to Commerce, with its cash bonuses and sorb. the good qualities o f one anyielding 4% Interest. M Hulk — MM* «» Q«to free factory sites U. rapidly passing other} where the spirit of tha Golden CAPITAL $30,000.00 SU R PLU S $15,000.00 away. Instead of grabbing business Rulo can be Instilled; for no one can from each other we rnu^t realise th at deny this perfectly scientific prin­ our opportunities lie hidden In the ciple. * ■• GSM fertility of the soli. Towns and cit­ ’ A town Is seldom the result of ies are beginning to look to the virgin natural Conditions. In any fertility of the soli. Towns and cit- event, it was- man who saw the nat­ country, out to the fields of growing ural advantages—and frequently, it corn, wheat and cotton for their real was soma one individual. prosperity. A successful hay cam­ For illustration: There is no nat­ II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND O. L taYlor R.K.DEA3 - Q— S paign will.’bring factories to tho tow ural reason why Cleveland -should AnlCuUw F. L. WOODRUFF ’ paign will bring factories .to the have /been the oil center of the world. town. IU y meins beef and tork, There are few oil wells in or snout which beckon the packing house and the community and they are not storage plant. More corn means large ones. So far as oil Is concerned cereal mills, gtucose factories,' starch and as a shipping point it is no bet­ factories. Flour mills locate in ter than a doxen and one other a character th at it far outahbuu ( D 'C w r i l w . y '■Hd • nent t* wheat producing sections: Cream­ towns. I t was simply John D. Rock­ •ww tor I** y**r*. B*xtii Cueanything done by any of the actors utlr* CommItt**m«n{-’ eries follow the dairy cow, and the efeller. He wanted to live in Cleve­ of the legitimate stage when they doth truck patch calls for the canning land and his Individuality, hia-per­ 0»* - H O O S f* < rtfiE CITY essayed the role of "the best little factory. •'— . sonality, Fraught the oil industry to forger In the United States,” • The Herald in ycani gono ' by ‘ Let .us have more ‘chambers of him. FIRST VICTIM O F .AMERICAN Garaon la a regular crook, always fought the Idea of any one having commerce and agriculture. Let* us T here. is no reason why BostonFLEET IN WAR ZONE hoga In ‘the city limita because the create wealth from the opportunities outside of the law until ho meets !2*fc fcl*rlW" 1081 *t,r* W.w. .d ty ordinances forbW it and there at -homo and not subtract, it from should "be the shoo market of the Mary Turner, upon Jier release from f?r lk* T,rtoq* offlc*., b« An American 'destroyer/ patrolling ToUd la ^a|d prlmtry mult* HU wiihtotbo wbrld. There are no hidea there. prison, after serving a. sentence .for was partiality shown in-allowing one other communities. mitt,M WW.tt ldth dty ***t»tl»* coin. They are ail shipped from the west. the war zono was vtorbodoed by an ®r of Notrm. n a n to have hogs in the city Hipita We must not forget that every Simply some man who knew how to enemy submarine yesterday. Tun- theft committed by 'anotnor. * She B°y*e el th*lr Intention to b« and barring the other fellow. But farm is a factory, and that in every ner’s Mate Osmond Kelly Ingram; persuades Carson ‘ th at being dis­ nolle**, th* UMuntnt ■intuit ouch Candi­ now th a t the war ia on and it is. a state there are thousands of these make shoes on a large scale wanted of .P ratt City, Ala,, was killed and honest "Within th e ’Law" where he da.•• imuit. accompany lb* *«m*. tocatbrr with a wrltlaa *t*t*m*nt pl*dfln* ihtir *l| case of holding'down the high price factories which need our best though to live there and his success encour­ five men wero wounded, She man­ is immune from arrest by surround­ '" I " " ' ‘B . bid* by tha.ioiulto ft ..Id p," of meats it is fine business for every­ nctorics which need* our best aged others to follow in his wake. ing himself with clever lawyers is " J ' H I b* plarod aged to make port, despite the severe There is no physical reason'w hy d°to.not quality with th* one to have a hog or two providing thought and effort to' make them not. only perfectly safe, but much Sbmlci.n fki lh* eseesHv* eommltt** wlth.a damage done. Chicago should be the meat packing th* Um* abor*. iprdltd. . they do not live too close In and the productive.' ‘ • more lucrative. Vice Admiral Sims, cabled a bglcf Th* lumminU u mod* by Ih* atocutlt* center of the world. It could ns will ** bog pen is not too close to the neigh­ are m *totlow*: J He falls in love with Mary, but eommltt** The purpose of this publication is have been St.. Louis. Simply that report of tho incident to the n a v / de­ For »i*y*r_______ -______ . noon bors window, Jacksonville is the to create a deeper interest among th-: not withstanding his environments partment. Ho gavo few details, it For Councilman...... _ latest big city to fall in lino and al­ members of chambers- of commerce old Phil Armour wanted to live being nrsumod that there was no and his companions,' his is the love Th* polltnc p1*e* ohotl b* at th* city hill there. J. f.K*. *l*y. •! 8«uford, Samlnol*, county. low the keeping of hogs in th? city and othjpr organizations in their ngri-. fight and that the U-boat made good of a man. He protects her from not Florid*. Th* followlna parooni oholl t>* 'In nearly every town you. visit, doomed to bo duly quail Bod *l*ctor< In thi, limits and this is o good tlAie^o -call cultural and commercial . problems. its escape after launching tho tor­ only his evil companions, but from primary,, to.wlt: Allll whll* per,on, duly ,*». lo-wlt: 'A attention of the hog -raisers to the The attention of the reader is called you hear some resident say: "Oh, pedo. In accordance with the policy himself. . l«t*rod kccordlnc to law upo •ecordlnf upon th* ritli* 1■ tration book. 0f th* city of Hanford. *ho fact that a hog and it hog pen can to what Alabama, Arkansas, Ten­ this ain’t nothing but an overgrown of secrecy sur/oqnding American na­ Eventually Mary ensnares the son h**o paid their poll l u on or bofor* ih* 17th 1*17. bo kept just ns clean ns any other nessee, Mississippi, Texas and other country village!" of tho wealthy man who caused her day ,of Nov*mb*r, val operations/ tho deportment did ‘ FORREST LAKE. Tho resident of any t^wn jhat anltnal. 'T h e old idea of the hog de­ states arc doing in this direction. f th* Whit* Man’* Eircuth* arrest and. Imprisonment. Sl\e drat Chairman not divulge the pamo of the destroy­ <Comtnltt**, , manding a hog wallow is fallacy for What the^e statfcs have done, your makes such a statement wears whis­ er nor the exact place that the ensnares him for revonce, but even Atteetr RE kers and hoots at* heart, ' * W. E. W A T 80N , Arllny Sccrrtary. be is just an happy and much moro state can- do." revsngo falfs before real love. *, U-boat was encountered., 17-FrMU . Of course, if . your town Isn’t comfortable in good rlcnn dry qunr----- 0 -----During hU. love scenes Let wren sporty enough for’you, why, you ca . This Is the first Afncricnrt war ship ,B *k* Ckeall C**rl far t b* Hr^antb JodltUi t fc»ra ns he would lie In ah old tini*Mary nnd her wealthy admirer— rtrrull *f Flarld* la and for HtnluN, which has been hit. by the enemy TO SHORTEN TH E WAR move—that isn’t tho town’s fault. -" -h o g wallow full of water and tilth. '-.I" Chanrcry The effect in shortcnlng the war of If you get too Bporty you’ll have since the war began. Naval of­ latqr her hunshand—Morey, a.i Gar- U Uaan S Ton mar F*rtUU*r Coropany .* Keep the pig in tho city limits and ■ rnrpor.tlon ficers hero are of tho ofylnipn that sen, shown his wonderful power as an heaoy oversubscription to tho to movo anyhow. »». -— _ uvery.m nn in tho city should keep L**l ninford and Eva II. Rlnford the destroyer was taken unawares nctor. He portrays every human hb Second Issue of Liberty Loan Bonds It Isn’t the sports that make a wlf*. . • One if he can, but keep the hog ntid and had no chanco to'whlrl her gurs Buffering on tho screen;-ho lays hare town—it's tho jays. Order of Mrvlc* by Publication the hog pen clean and you will find can hardly be over estimated. I.«vl tllnlord 1SSWhitehall Ht^AtUnti. his innermost thoughts through fac­ To:Oaorri*! However brave a front Germany 1-WYI Rtnlord Atlanta, (irortti; Tbg man that gave the light for into position. o u t aomething about hog mining that ial expression nnd muscular action Eva II. Rlnford, Atlanta. (>*or|la. * you never knew before and r.l;*j find may endcaver to present to the out­ the sports on the Great White Way I* la baraby ordfrad that you appnr la side, v\orld and to her own people, was a jay —Thomafe A. Edison, a Jay The first Intimation thnt "'Amer­ that is truly wonderful, played to In* bib ol -complaint Bled haraln aiafnit you out aomething.'aliout the high; price' ican destroyers were ip European the deme of perfection, neither over of-pork. Every littlo {dC thnt we can the truth, ip that eho is facing fearful telegraph operator from Ohio, nor underdone.. Even that terrible odds and is Ih dire stra its.'T h e emJohn D. jlockefcller, who, in .d waters was announced : Wednesday, angblah of-the eyoa when giving up do to reduce the high cost of living :argo placed by President Wilson . n\oney way Js the ideal-of. every May 16.. tho: informatioh coming that most" preoious to him Is photo­ waaha. .- la killing two birds w ithone stone-r-' Wltnaaa my hand and aaal ol ofSc* (hb on American'shipments to neutrals sport was a jay from Kfchford, New from the Britiah'admiralty:pnd then graphed With terrific clearness. Mo­ 23rd day ol 6rtobar,,A. D. 1917 h e lp in ' lha people at home nji't'holp(aaal) K. A. DUlfOLASS, Clftk. struck Germany a body blow, and confirmed by tho ^United1States ,n*vy * ■Ing .tb i boys at the front. Keep a York,— . . . . rey's byes simply talk. shipments to' her from South AmerL. \y. Baldwin,. department, . The. aixe of. the fleet Russell Sage, who loanod. mono hog, Lwp chickens, have a garden Solictor for Complainant And .in the.and ho-dies fo r the can countries arc going to be atop- to the sports, for-years, wns a Jay— has never been' reve|[ed,- hut it -la iT-FH-Sto b u t do not let.-'.any of the animals womsn ' he protected and silently bother _ the neighbors. ’ Keening n :cd or greatly curtailed through our he started by jumping counters In a supposed to have been a formidable loved. v - . ■ Natic* *f AppUcaUaa /or Taa Dead L'adcr one. The fleet left America the 1sthog juat now is better than keeping nfluenco and our control over csal country. store. • Her H, lion 8 of. CbapUr 4IS9 Lawo *f. Hasupplies needed Uy their navies and Some jay from Connecticut went t.r part of AjMjiodl M l * * » b“ " A ^ o d y int.5 d,n, to «tnd b n L % worthless dog and muehXmorp Nolle* la haraby (Ivan that Chai. Tybr ndustries. Germany’s efforts for to the World’s Fair a t Chicago £n purek.iar oLTa. Caltlflcat*! Noi 111 profitable. ^ 2 * «' C hH itm if noodle, to th . boy. io and 1S8, dated Ih* Stb day of July, A. IK pearo are dictated largely' by fear 1893. Ho set .up a stand on the destroyers have evidently been doFrance is reminded that' the package 19JS, haa-fllad aald rartlflcataa in my olSr*. * And by the way Mayor Davison of America and .America's 'power.' Iqg a Ijrest deal of good work Inas­ nd ,hu made applleatlop for (a. d**d t* *ua in accordance with law. Bald cutifl■tnd the city council of Sanford were The German pctiple' arc crying for Midway and sold wooden nutmegs much as the submarlnQ .damage has must be on Ita way before the fif­ eatra •ranrac. arabraci th* following dttcrihcd propteenth of-November. Hero is a case arty aituatad %mong the first ‘ln'*tKe state to let posce, and the Ujne has. come or ia to' the aporta'for souvenirs. Finally been considerably ]esa.i In Bamlaol* county, Florida, ho ran out of'wooden ones and sold tw'wlil where "mall your Christrpka package *down the bars.on the hog ordinance shortly qoming when tha German No Slgi Lot IS -Palmar’* Bub Olvbloa land aljowwthe .people to keep them mperial government- must needs ’em the real, thing at 25 cents a The Vslae of an AU-lbrinalve Look early'-' ia necessary advice. Sa^^lT^Tp. *0 8 R. SI. E. Ihrow. " ^ i Lot t and Lot -t (to** Hr.) P»ll a tho city during war times. * ^ isten to 'the German people. They mar’a 8ub.. --Dlv. of Sac. 17. Tp. *0, JS. R- 31 Will bo the subject of the sermop William' Dean Howells, Ameri­ BuL • __ Burning Candle at^Bolh'Kflda. * —— O----are being fed now on hopes of vic­ at the Congregational church Sun­ No. 36SI Lot 14 (IIS, Ry.) P*|mar*a ^_ ca’s foremost litqrsry chsrsctcr will Of course, unhappiness Is-the cause Dlvblaa of B*e. IT, Tp. 20 8. R. 3t 2. . tory and stories of dissensions day morning. In the evening the 12VERY FARMfA|FAOTOR.Y * Tba* aald-land ha L ac aanaoaait at th* data • tske more pride in telling.you of the ol^ divorce,-nnd much of the unhappl*. of lb* Uauah'c* of *„eh cartIBrat*. In th**'., ,r A recent publication by the Inter among, the American people and a days wheq ho act type as a jay on pastor will speak on "M an's Desper­ ness la duetto the drcumstdnte that nam* o( J, F. P*B*r. Unlaaa-aald cwtlSe.tC '■*/ • ■■ . -^'national Harvester Company con­ ack of support? of our Government the Sentinel at Ashtabula; Ohio, ate Need of .God." the wife tuts nothing to do nt home In ah*0 ba r*da*m*d accordlny to law t.( d**d will huuaThvraon iy oiir people. — The music,* always of special in-^ ghe daytime and the husband has en­ b*r. A. D, 1917. trtf tb* 20th day ol Np*rm-\ -' tains the foilowlng^cditorial: than his literary, success of later my'VrlBeUl *l(nntura and »*.l Ibb 1 No . more convincing argument y‘c arar-tho ■days wheh they u»e4 terest has beeh'arranged for the day tirely too much to do downtown at' itheWltnci. 19th day of October, A. D. 1917. ; . -. " T h e opportunity of the town lira nlght"IIouston Post. ; • by Mrs. Frye and >jrs. Takach as (acall • , E. A* DOUOLA8S, .. In the'eountry. The-cpuntry can got could be made to tho people of Ger­ shoe pegs to space the type, and CUrh ntrcull Court, Ramin olo Co-, _FI», follows: Morning, prelude, "Prelude 1T-Frl-Ste By V. hi. DousU'u, D. G. along without the towrj, but'no town many of the hopelessness of victory about a printer gettlng'drunk and being obtained by continued fighting using a plug of Star tobacco'for a n C,” A. Hollins; anthem, "Sun of French Read In'. Beuth America. . has or ever will bo permanently proamy Soul," Roger* Cox; offertory, Throughout South- America French Ia Canrt *r County Jad a. Bamlaal* C*a aly ’ porous where- tho la n d 's poor. - The than a great oversubscription to the cut. a. CRatAof Florida "Andante Religiose,” VJutea Griaon, Liberty Load, demonstrating not la almost universally read; editions of In Nearly every man In 'a rt, acitnee, ra Eatata'of tow n Is built on farm profits; on Evening, prelude, "Vision,"* Rudolf Tlihit. farmers produce .in excess pf only the tremendous power of Amer­ literature and industry and com­ Bibli-anthem, "Oh LoVe Divine," E. the classics are In moat homes, an d haraby (Ivan, to all whom It may *j stores are filled with modern eoaceru. that on tha *4th day of D*c«mb*r, ’’their home needs. In fact, towns arc ica but the fact that the-American merce here in .America today either L Hosmcr; offertory, solo by Mrs. book *. D. 1917. I ahall apply to-tb* Honorable French writers of prose or verse, both A people are whole hcartedly In favor Is or was a Jay. E. __________ ■ .. Court.-a■ !• F. Ilouaholdcr,_________ Judd* of aald 'consumers, not real producers. Julius Takach, “ Watch Thee /and In translation and fn tho original Jud(* at Probata, far my Anal dUchart* •• of prosecuting the war .with. vigor Cincinnati is the supply center of Admlnlatrntor of tb* aataU- of Snaa Owtn 'Toyrns are the natural ovol$4on and and wilting to finance our Govern­ Morrlaon. dacaaaad, and that at lb* *■m* the south. Years ago, at the waning Pray Thee," Harris. . • butgrow th or necessity—places to ment tQ 'th e. limit. N otice op pbimary election I will pnaanl* td sold CAurt- my fiah| This announcement carries a specof tho river traffic, it was about to aaaannta aa Admlalatrator of aald aaUta Nolle* U btrtby sl**n that ■ Whit* Man* ■atom and distribute th e world's sur­ al Invitation to you to attend these Primary will ba ails In lb* city *1 Sanlord and atk for tbatr apwravaL' give place to Louisville, and Mem-' Every purchase of a Liberty Loan plus products through the chinncls lUmlnol* county, Florid*, Tu**d*y, No»*m- Dated Juno slat, X. D._ 1917. _ services and sharo In ths_Worship. A. It. KEY. phis In the commerce of*thet Terri­ IS)7, for th* nnmlastion of of commerce. $ There Is but one rosd Bond not only ■uppllea.tho sinews of Admlabirator. CM )*«ai tfr-wftt , Mention should bo made of tho! rfndUal*f or tba Irllowlnt offlea* nanuHii..-'admlrsble address recently given' b y tro'- “V of. S.nfaW^Swv.. | ss- s-t*. 7-«o, s-«4. 9-21. hm 9. i >» *___i___:__ ^ ____________________ war tiut it shoots a fact into the tory. The cltlxens of Cincinnati got Mrs. Geo. L. Day, now In home mis­ Ggrman mind—the fact that tho American peoplo arc behind .thh busy and built the Cincinnati South­ sionary service in tho Everglades American army and th a t the Amer- ern Railroad. region, in this church oft "The Life Amerlcan army and behind the This road was the dream of a jay. of the Women and Children of-, the American President, and that there They called him f jay dreamer but Holy Land." Mrs. p a y spoko out [a' no Mid to this war except the hia dream saved the town. of a ten yeaik’ experience, ss ,s mis-* You hear people of tho far west In sionary worker in that country, giv­ achievement of the ends that Amer­ ica la fighting for. Every purchase mercantile, industrial, artistic and ing a story of intense interest snd of a Liberty Loan Bond does some­ scientific pursuits saying: "If we appeal in most vivid ^manner. Such thing to and tho war; does ’some­ war* only In Chicago, we could do first’ hand Information is of untold .1 Our Office Supply Store is or get so and sp." In Chicago you value to every hearer. Tho speaker thing to shorten tho war. you Were going to buy— did you lor Your Convenience, In order ihcar them says "If we were only in- very appropriately prefaced her ad­ When* you shorten thp war. you that you may equip your office get it? Today there in opportunity! shorten the terms of our soldiers who New York.” When In New York dress by singing with effect "The ^with all the litUe.necessiy ar­ you hear them wishing for iomft-t Holy City.!' serve in France; your save many from ,« ‘r ; ... . I( you already own a Ljberty’<L0 an ticles that should be in every thing W London' or Pkria. . . . , death and suffering and 'privation. / *--------------------office, and which will Saw Your Bond, your ^prjde and \patriotistif;s Ypu save others from tho dangerous .‘ Thare you are. Any place is just Presbyterian Church syr?,*Time and Lighten Your Office what the people who live In It make - 'VOJ ge across submarined seas and should cause you to w ant to own The ' pastor has returned from work. the dangers of service in Europe. it. • • Presbytery at F t ., Meade, and wjll another— AND RlGHtt 1 NQW . * In The success of. the Liberty I^>an will 'I f any of the towns th at any jof ua preach at both services Sunday. AAt T Equip your office with up-toeither event> comfe in and talk the be a shortening of tho war and a live in are hob to our Uking, why night Jie wilt deliver ‘the. second of date accessories, and you will let's get busy—it’s all uj> to ui. saving of American Hyes. We have matter over with our 1Officers. We the series on "Tho Second Coming give.yopr Business' Correspon­ The first process )n tho improve­ of Christ." The'sermon this Sun­ given our sfena to l a U l -*, we must dents the impression-that you attend tQ all details of subscriptions. lend our dollafs’tc brqk them up, to ment of any town ia to get rid of day will ho "The Events Preceding Kli' ’ V are really doing business in a make them powr ful a id effective thd. peopla who are damping It,— th e Second Coming." Tho service business like way. ,7'" and.as safe and > W ’re r.j may bp.jThe'G round Jlog, begins at 7'D’cIock. , Our unehnquerab'.j det <rt .(nation 35 to fight* to tha end, to ’ f .ht to the i . Ha -Had No Jdsa.’^‘Broadjray’s Greatest Melodrama Patlent’s Wife—“Do'you think my last man and the lr.“t -’rll. t must be Broadway's greatest rpelodrama iantfested between O 'tp U r l and husband can stand an operationr will be shown at the Lyric Theatre Doctor (shsentlyJTVMy dear madam, ! October 27,* lSlT r tn d bring to the you ltno\y hjH flnnhdal affairs-better Thursday, Oct. 25th. c *■ i* *« . • *» f - . v 1*1' Harry T. Morey, the Vitagraph > n . l ___ - __.1 -** M,Gsrman peopje. - the kcpeUfid^as of than I do."—Puck. * a ttr hss recreated’ the role of Joe r ----I ■ ■.------ e their stroggle in bkhrii of-the GerGarson in the . serksn. verrion .of Lobster Shell Cracker.* • man Iraperiai.Gov: - ~ en t against . Bayard VslUer's stage spccesv FBONZ 148 an enlarged but cracker. - ^.Within the, Law," which la s t the m liberty, right snd Justice, end tho rnResembling Implement hns been Invented for Lyric T heatre.. IIU work ia of such American peopis,. . ’ ' : ^ “ Ticking the shells of lobsters, lcity building—th at THE SANFORD HERALD toroad•premanent leads to the farm. Business la Every One Hundred Dollars Earns $4.00 THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Oar Certificates o f Deposit PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS DESTROYER OF AMERICA TORPEDOED r ;u;“4 .'nyt,v r ... . «.•*„tJu7V.M.Dooitau.I»-C. t Your Office i and Our Store : "That Government Bond" FiIRST The S SANFORD, FLORIDA Office Supply Dept. ..., ’ �-* Odeber 19 y u le HgppenIng*“ M®n d ° h of M » tte rt-In Brief— ii Personal Item i of .■ Interest Sommer/ of the Floating Small fdka Soefbetly'Arranged /o r' Harried Heral^Beadere ....................................... j, w. Barne* who If known far and wide’** Jimmy Bsrnes, the po£uUr representative of Holden & Co., commission merchant! is In the city Uking a vacation before he starts another season in buying . and filing Sanford products. Mte. -Barnes will be Jtere. in a few days and they will make, Sanford ‘their home for -tho winter reason as they have been doing for many year*. • just the remembrance for the boya at th e‘front or tho girl* at echool. Get them at the Woman’* Exchange. Go to Mobley's drug ato'ro for. your school book*. Phone 2\ti. Z-tfc ■ Send, quality card* to friend* out -of tho city. • Woman’* Exchange, Court House Bldg.. \V. B. Sadler spent several daya in (he city this week' on official busi­ ness: He is now bank examiner and havKig Wen connected with thb of. (ice nf state treasurer and comp­ troller for many years- he is well known all over the 'state of Florida. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ogden and children and Mrs. Alyca of East Chi­ cago, Indian* were'In tho city sev­ eral daysari this week visiting -Mr. and Mrs." Bronson”. They made the trip through in Xhoir car and wore enroute to St. Petersburg where they will spend the Winter. * Rub-My-Tism — Antiseptic, Ano­ dyne—Kills pnin, stops putrefac­ tion. • -$6-36t Found—Just whnt you want In novelties and holiday gifts at..the Woman’s Exchange. . Basil? Hrnssicrc of the Orlando Reporter Star was here several .days of this week with the idea of taking in Sanford on a campaigh for more subscribers for his paper. He will put on a motor cycle car and bring the Rcportcr-iatar here every evening. ' * , Expensive Hemstitching Machine just installed at tho millinery ahop of Mrs. II. L. Duhnrt.- Ladies of Sanford arc invited to call and see this machine .in operation; , Fourth and Sanford Avc. . ■* 13-tf Ouerney Doudney wag In the city Wednesday greeting, his friends and .visiting home folks. Ouerney now has a tin ahop and plumbing ahop,at Eustis' and says, there is plenty of building and plenty of work over there. Dr. McMullin left -Wednesday evening for other .cities in south Florida where tho trachoma cases need operations and expects to .bo In tl}a.t part of tho frtato severs!. weeks. •All pchool books will;bo found.1a t Mobley’s drug store. Also full Una. of achool Supplies. A 2-tfc%r ■" Dr. O. J._MIHer l ^ n Tamps and other cities of south Florida irt ccmcompany with Dr. Cox, head of the state, bonrd of health investigating the trachoma cases. . V jiy ’ , V many friends'of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson are giving them a warm welcome homo again after galivanting around tho greater part of the north and cast all summer.' Pop was engaging in’ the pleasant and profit­ able (sometimes) business of buying and selling fruits and vegetable* and Aunty was along to see tlrnt .Fop didn't Jo*e his step. Both of them look like they enjoyed a good sum­ mer and they are at home In their nice home on Second street. Public Stenographer —- Room 6, Garner Woodruff Bldy., Phono 271. Mr*. Pow-cll. ' 3-tf Mr_ an’d Mra. F\ P.^Vorster, left Thursday for Now York where they «pcct to remain for thirty daya on . their annual!.vacation. ' Like many olhfr busy jnen Mr. Forster geU a ™ r ’V * 1® 'M*® ■ky aerapers *nd gets the retj ton[c from the busy t*ople„ill aroijnd' him. r*. L. L. Taylor, the genial proprietor ?! the Big Three in ft One-Store left the fint of the week for Atlanta, and other point* to replenish the-*tfire Jf'th bargain, for which It Is noted. Uurlng hi* absence the affable clerks *re "tlending to Aha trade In their . u ,‘ oourteous.way. ^ 17-ltc i iiii Frfd DeBerry Is here^todky * ng about ‘candidacy for con*— ---N~ ‘ ‘ ! jfresa in the Fourth. Fred is now the Adltor of the Florid* Cracker, pub­ lished in Orlsiido and while he ie idling pianos he has A. few minutes t o . write pstsiqtlc songs, write edl*?riili and run.tor. congress., Fred is some hustler all right. ( One more week of rare bargains at the Big Three in Obe Store. Just received a lot of girls’- raincoats, only.$3.98. Children’s, Misses and Ladles’ sport coats,,all prices and colors to please the ejo and suit tho pocketbook. Beautiful Dress Ging­ hams only 18c. All prices advertised in last week’s Herald are good up to and Including Saturday,’ 27th. Remembflr we guarantee to sell better goods for lesa mqney. Big Three In One Store. i 17-ltc The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of the ,12th District will hold an open meeting in- Masonic Hall.at 4 o’eloek Monday, Oct. 22, to whieh all Rebekaha and their friends are Cordial­ ly Invited. In the- evening’ at 8 O’clock the degrco.of Rebekah will be conferred by the staff of Orlando Lodge, and alt Rebekaha are urged to be present. A good time is as­ sured. Mrs. Hattie Lossing.kScc'y. s ' Mrs. H. B. Connelly and little daughter are .home again after a pleasant visit with relatives in North Carolina". . PATRIOTIC SERVICE . * -L . -------- . Next Sunday at the Methodist ' Church lA response to ' the call of our country there will be a special ser­ vice at this church next Sunday at the morning hour. The pastor will speak' and his subject will bo “ Oqr Duty in *this Great War.t There will be the singing of patriotic songs and the choir, will render a. special selection appropriate to the occasion. Tho evening service will be inter­ esting and helpful. The pastor’s subject will be ’’Fall in.’’ ' Every one who comes will be warmly received. Visitors and stran­ gers arc specially invited! .^ • * « Paper Hanging and Pointing Thousands of new samples of wal paper Jor-you to select from. Sam­ ples will bo brought to .your door upon request. I also do decorating and painting ns' it Qhoujd’ bo done. F. W. Terapcrton, 108 'Palmetto Avc:, one door from First street. 9G-tf Dr. Hyman PaBBoa Dr. Geo. Hyman has returned from Atlanta, where .he stood tho physical examination for the position of chaplain Ip tile national army andtn 'a few days expects to. bo called into-active service. Dr, Hyman was perfect in all his examinations and there Is no doubt but what we will have to kiss him gofyi^bye for he is golng"t3 tho front. , --- - ---------- 1------ We desire to call especial atten­ tion to Columbia Record 1G85, Tho Star Spangled Banner, aung by Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson. ThI* reclrd Is dedicated to the Red Cross, And 25 cents from tbs site of each of these records'goes to thb Red Cross. iy*k to hear 2332, "Gpodbyo Broad­ way, Hello France. \;»\T£,vv ' Gibson & Wallace. 18ftf‘ V * v • Notice / The registration book of the city of'Ranford, Fla., la now open and will be kept open from 9 a. m. to 12 m. and from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m., from OcC 16, 1917 to Nov. 16, 191T, at the derk’a office, city hall, / J. C. Roberta, . * City Clerk. lG-Tues-4tc Having been accepted by ♦ .the examining board as chap- <#* •$» lain for United Statea Na-. ♦ ** * »»»♦♦♦< »♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Miami .haa. been selected .for the naval aviation achool, according to information given Senator Fletcher by the Navy Department. Detalla of tho ac^oql were not given otit, but It 1* .reported that ati least $600,000 will be spent there. . * 4 HART Sport Hats, Felts & A Beautiful Assortment embracing the Latest Shapes and Colors in Trimmed and Untrimraed Hats. :: ‘ ::. ■:: :: :: S a t i a f a c t\\o p G u o r o / L t o e d H A P P E N IN G S O t1 IN T E R E S T IN ; A N D i i A R O U N D STA N FO R D ■ ■ ■ . * » *^ Organ:- Nocturnette (Moonlight), ^ Maiurr—Kemmrr At an impressive ceremony at the D^Every. Organ: S. Cecelia* Maas, Babtlste. Church of the Holy Name*last night This Is but the beginning of many tho mafriage of Miss Emilia Kenjmer to Mr.. John Mauser waa celebrated. Inspiring programs to be given at .Delicata tracerjes of pink Mexleah. Holy Cross Church where everybody {^welcomed and has a place await* Mrs. Watson’s ertisctic home never prehensive report of the conditions, vine. with ferns made an artistic laiwc decoration against the • whito and jX /’tthem. looked lovelier./ The guest*-on this of the city of. Sanford past, present gold, altar,, where lighted candles l i t occasion were Mrs, John Dickins, and what could be hoped (or in the ■hone softly. Reverend Father Han- "nitt Mra. E.. M. Galloway, Mrs. John future and waa after.tome discussion ftle Bo-Peep has lost .her sheep hauser officiated at tho ceremony. And cannot tell where to find them— Melsch and Mra. Moughton. Mrs. adopted by the meeting. The fol­ The wedding party entered tho Saturday afternoon at half past three Henley left on the afternoon train lowing gentlemen composed the com­ mittee and they ate due a vote of chilrch promptly at eight o’ctock'to She wants you to find them at. 702 for her homo in Dado City. thanks by the d tjte n i for going Into the .entrancing. Strains of the wed­ dak avenue.’* , I X t '* The dances at the Parish House thla Im p o rtan t; subject' In "all Its ding march. The groom was at* These cunning little Invitations continue to be well attended. About phases, " tended by Mr. Anthony L. Halsems. were sent out by Elisabeth WhltheV, thirty couples were present last even­ Tho brldo was a charming picture of tho dainty little daughter of Mr. and 3. O.*Chase, ch., F^F. butto n , P. gracious womanhood in her wedding Mrs. B. F. Whltner, to forty of her ing. These dances are being given W. Mahoney, C. J l . Smith, C .. E. gowrf of white crepe meteor with sil­ little friends for Saturday afternoon.' for a good cauie and should be well Henry, E . A. Douglass, A. E. Yow ver lace and hand embroidery. .She After the guests were all assem­ patronised by the town, people: The ell.*' . carried an arm bouquet of bride bled, Mother. Goose rqcords was music is good and delicious refresh­ After many speeches by many. * roses and was attended by her Sister, played on the vlctrola and then they ments are served. present for the commission and Mr. Noble Wood left Tuesday for against It. the"men present- dedded Miss Ida Kommer, maid of honor. bunted the lost sheep. Animal Following were the bridesmaid, Miss crackers were. used. A big'black Montgomery, Alt. He will .visit his to call .for signatures to a petition LudvHIa Black and Mr. Donald A sheep adorned the wall and every­ nephew, Private Arthur L. Dickins, calling foi^<an' expression of the McDougall. Father Hanshauser body tried to pin his tail on. A Go. C, Macon,' Ga.j before returning pooplo for electing a charter com­ met tie bridal party at the altar and Jack . Horner ‘ pie furnished much to hla home in New York. mission of nine men .and these peti- . read the solemn and impressive cere­ merriment. Iqe cream and cake was t i i * tions which are required to have mony of .thojCatJollc church. served. Each iittle guest -left re­ The Pipe Organ Society of the twenty per cent of the voters al­ A rocepiloit? at the home of the gretting that Elizabeth's bext birth­ Baptist' church will hold . a^basaar ready have seventy per cent. This bride at 327 Seventh street followed day was a year off.' Those present December eighth. Tho ladies of this election will be held at the same the ceremony. were: Frank Chase, Gene Tcrwil- society are vtry busy making Christ* time as tho city etectlon In all prob­ Tho maid of-honor wore a pretty (iger, Thos. Wight, B ritts Arrington, mas. gifts, which will be placed on ability thus saving the expense t>f a gown of cream net with sqiart touch­ Albert Connelly, Deane Turner, Bob ■ale at tl\p t. tfkne. Anything you V>ed»l election. The nine men elected es ot turqjuoise blue and cream lace Foster, Claude Robson, Thcs, Pulca- want especially n u d e ’send in yuur aa charter makers will'then frame a charter to conform to the needa of a hat with touches .of blue and carried ton, Richard Mnxwell, Billie Ball, order. Zachsry, * • f .t t • d ty tpanager commission form rf bride roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Wilbur* Davis, .Arhtur • t The Altar Society of the Catholic government and the dection of tho Ludvilla Black wore a becoming Georgia Mobley, Frances Rhodes, /' gown of pink taffeta and silver cloth Rebecca Stevens,' Margaret Neal, church nil! give' a Hallowe'en, party commissioners will follow. with cream net and pink roses. Her Maude Lake, OHvq Newman, Cath­ nt their hull on Oak avenue Octo­ hat was of pink malinca. erine Weunor, -Mary Elizabeth and ber Slat. The tick eradication movement in ~ 1 t .t The girl ushers, Miss Mary Lcddy, Camilla I’ulcston, Luella Mahoney,. Citrus, county has becomo popular Miss Frances Black, Miss Marie- Theodora Milter, LoClairc Jones, The Ke'wplcs will givo a masquer­ Mulligan nnd Miss Mary Kurrua Carol Stone, Mildred Holly, Ruth ade ilance nt the Hotel Carnes Fri­ and many farmers who did not care wore dainty white goyns and white Henry, Pearl Robson,.Louise Thrash­ day night, Nov. 2nd. Tho Kewpics to dip their cattlo at first nre now picture hats. ■Thpy preccdpd the er, Beryl Steinmeyer^ Alice Elder, mvo initiated several members re­ anxious for a chance. f-The building of vats, has been delayed by tho wet wedding procession up tho aislo. Geno Maxwell, Nan Paxton, Mar­ cently. weather, but those that are in are Miss Eva Yarborough played the garet Shelly. t tt \ . being used extensively. mardh and Miss Thelma Yarborough 1.1 ! Henry Ball of Sanford who is at­ played an “ Avo Maria.” Mrs. Nu[ina King'McLaughlin, so­ tending the University -of Florida At the home, where the wedding ciety editor. Anyone having guests, saved the football game played last Scalds, Galls, Scratches, Sores, Hurts, Screw Worms reception took place pink roses, parties, or articles for this column, Saturday - dt Gainesville. He was To moke thq beat cure for ktTrtt Mexican vino ■nnd asparagus fern It would he appreciated if they will tho star pla/er of the afternoon. troubles, buy a pint of linseed oil, if formed the decorations.’ There were telephone notices to Phone 170-J. The "Gators" bcit tho boys of the you prefer a healing oil, or a pound many gifts of silver, cut glass, linen University of South .Carolina 21 df hog lard or vSaclIna if you want a 1 t.'l and china? The Social Service Department to 13. salve and add a 60c”bottle of Farr'* • Out.of town guests at tho wedding and the Study Circle of the Method­ Healing Remedy. It simply can't bo were Mr.' and Mrs. H. H. Podnda of ist'church were entertained at tho bent by any salve or liniment mado. Columbus, Ohio. home of Mr. and Mrs.' Jho. D. JinAnd see what you get—a full p in t, After a wedding trip to New York kins Tuesday afternoon. An Inter­ for not over1GO cents. Farris Heal­ aluL Baltimore iho brldo ancLcgroom esting program, on tho subject, i t * ing* Remedy Is sold by u*/on the will make their future home in San­ "Stewardship," Under tho direction Money Back plan*. ford* Mrs. Mauser is well known In of Mrs: W, S. Thornton, Supt., was L. Allen Seed Co.' ’ Miami, where she ha* many friends as follows: Devotional exercises led COMM1TEE REPORT AND who regret that her marriage will by Mrs. F. E. Strinmeyor; readings, MASS MEETING MEANS take her to another city. Tl\e groom Tho How? Why? and What of COMMISSION M A N A ­ CARELESSNESS RESULTS IN la from Sanford, where he la promi­ Stewardship?" . by Mrs. Mcttingcr, G E R FORM OF GOV­ FAILURE .---nent in.! business circles.—Miami Mrs. Porker and Mrs. H. H. Chap­ That Is why wo say ."Feed B. "A. Herald.. * ERNMENT. * pell; Thk Main Motive of Tithing, % Thomas’ Hog ‘Powder according to 111. by Mrs. A. E. Philips'; Personal directions.’’. DO NOT F E bD IT At a mass 'meeting held at the Organ Recital at Holy Crott Church Stcwardsh|p, Mrs. D. A. - Kelly; . After the Service of Blessing • of Presentation of Stewardship by sev­ Grammar .School at which E. A. SLOPPY, but mix It with "ground the new pipe organ'for Holy Cross eral ladies. After a 'discussion of Douglass acted aa chairman and H. feed and moisten with ju st enough church last Sunday the concluding business matters"pertaining to the C. DuBoso secretary the report ,of water to make acrumbly mass. Then dedicatory service -waa a servics of work of the society the hostess, as­ the special committee appointed to etch hog gets a beneficial dose. 8ee music last Wednesday night. • A sisted b y . Mrs. Thornton served ice nvestigate the commission form and full directions on package. *Your money, back If you are not satisfied. large, and appreciative congregation crcafa and cake. j . - the present aldcrmftrilC form mado L. Allen Setid Co. their, report. Ttjts report cost them waa present. Mr; Arthur Moore of ■ f i t advt. many hours'of work and was ^ c o m ­ Stetson University was tho recitalist, Mr.'and Mre..S. W. Adarhs and assisted, by certain- members of S. son of Covington, Ky.,. are among Agnes Guild, of. Holy Cross parish. the new arrivals in Sanford and ex­ It is a noteworthy thing that in this pect to make this chy their home. Guild organised by the rector shortly Mr. Adams is brother of Mrs. ijV. C. after his coming to Sanford about DeCoursey,_S*nford welcomes these five, years ago there are several most good people. ^ ■ . talented musicians of professional t i t ability. The Guild to which much Mrs. Cheater Goodrich of Orlando credit is due in this successful under­ s the guest of Mr. and Mr*.‘S. O. taking of securing such a beautiful Chase, \ Your countiy is one of the Allies' and the * Instrument for our parish church was fullness' of its response in the interests of t t t ■ ' ' . ■thus presented by these members ap­ Mrs. Morrow after a vchy delight­ civilization is unparalled in the World’s his-. pearing on the program: Mra. Lu­ ful summer In Virginia has returned cille ’Asplnwall Taksch, vocalist; Mrs ;o Sanford to spend the winter.-with Frances Asplnwall Fry, organist and ier daughter, Mrs/ Sydney Ken­ 1f President Wilson puts the ^situation con Mrs. Robt. Jlomdon, cornetlst. Tho nedy. cretely' r exquisite sweetness of the organ and t t t Its magnificent power Was fully dem­ Mrs. May Dickins who has been H "The time has come to conquer or submit."onstrated during, the evening. The p .North Carolina for several months • "E’er us there is but one choice—We halve following was the elaborate- program s 'visiting in Starke. rendered: / made it." t t t Organ: a Menuet In G. Minor Mr. and Mrs. .Ed. Mickle of-DeH Food, clothing and ammunition must be proBeethoven;' b Banfare, Lacey, MrsLand have been the guests of Mr. Fry. ‘ vided for our soldiers.. Back them heart Voire:. "Hear Ye Israel," Mendels- and Mrs. Ernest Galloway. and soul. \ tit aobn, M a. Takach. Mrs. E. E. Penloy or Orlando, for­ Organ: a Spring Song, Mendels­ Buy a bond of the "SECOND LIBERTY sohn; b Festal Prelude in C, Rock­ merly of Sanford arrived b y boat . LOAN" and help win the war. today from Jacksonville t o be well, Mrs. Fry. Organ: Toccata and Fugue, In D tho guest of Mm. Jonathan Peck. % W eh ave placed the facilities of this bank at t t t Miner, Bach, Mr. Mfloijtthe'disposal of the Government, and to that Mrs. W.. E. D. Dunn of Orlando -Organ Offertory;, Noel Bpcwris, : end will furnish full informatibn and will as­ Gullmant, Mr. Moore. 1 has ..been the'guest of* Mrs. Peck, at sist our clients and friends b y handling ‘their Organ: Andante In D Flat, Le thcr rectory. Mra.-D^nn returned to Orlando . Tuesday.' • subscriptions. Mate, Mr,. Moot*. > ,, .■ \ t i *-«• Organ: M.fdsulnmer Caprice, John MHs Gladys Field wijl leave next t There will b e no charge for our services. ■on, ~Mr. Moore. '*'•*’ Cornet:’ Calvary, Rodney, Mrs., week for Jacksonville to .take a* busi­ If Join our LIBERTY B O N D . CLUB and get ness .Course a t' MasseyV/Bualness' Herndon. :<■ ' \ College. ’ a Bond by weekly deposits of $1.00 or .more The Q U A L I T Y SHOP CallForElection LIBERTY BONDS • m Mr.' and Mrs. M. G. Bledsoe of Tampe came through Ip ' their car Tuesday on tbair way to Jackson­ ville. Mrs. Bledsoe:will visit in San1 lord W her return. l io n s h i r t s HOIVJE O F .1 * —*- A * Af*"*■ ’S m --t = === 8CHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES , ■chairman ot state civics'was the guest of honor-at a beautiful luncheon yesterday glkea by Mu. W. E. Watson. Mra. Hen ley has been the guest of Mrs. Wat •On -for uvaral days, ha to •address tie Welfare fy , “The Horn Institution” FORREST LAKE. President » A. R. KEY. Vire-Frttideat gad Caahler ^ i O* JY* SFKNCER, 2nd Vke-President *•\ - • ’. ' \^ ? y t. ? 7=»iVttj* . St �= = = =* = = =-= = = = = = = = = = = = = •--iJ Loan bonfire, and- the requeat town, a . promptly aa-poaalble, using the above organisation*., designated by them.. If you have not * chair­ man already appointed In your town it U to be hoped.that some woman’s organisation will take up the above suggestions and >ee th at they ere carried out, - < There will be secured from Royal Palm State Park, a stick of Lyslloma wood, which grows only In Dade county, Florida, V. S. A. Thla la an esceptldnally. rare tropical..tree* out of which gavels of the Federation were made. Aa the park la the only park In the' United Statee .owned by women, the property being the pos­ session of the Florida Federation of Woman's -Clubs It Is thought spec­ ially fltting-that a plectof thla wood be added to.the fire which Mrs.- MeAdoo Is to light In Wsahlngton. Mrs. Jennings is also trying to *epleco of the wood from the cure a piece tree which stands In the Tampa Bay Hotel grounds, under whleh It ts said a treaty was signed by the In- = = = beans, In'some case, furnish in seed and contracting tor' the when It Is ready for the mill, SL Augustine 1» issuing throuj bier Chamber of Commerce an e< tlon of 25,600 booklet! for advert! log purposes. THE U N IV ER SA L CAR To get the maximum of service .'from your Ford car, it must have careful attention from time to time; a little “tuning up” to keep it running Bmothly always adds to its power ahd it has been suggested th at you have the. Mayor of your, town light your municipal fire.. Mrs. Jennings is taking the m atter of the main fire' Up with Gov. Catts, and la.making Dr. Conrad! to arrange for the lighting of this fire on the campus of the .Woman’s College a t Tallahassee. Use non-conscrvablc material so that thoro will, bo no fuel waste. ' . Liberally fertilised crops t a k a " ) to | f e a t la b o r per crate. I t takes, s ir, 200 hours to plant, culti­ vate, spray and gather the crop from a. certain field. If.liberally fertilis­ ed, t h e c r o p w i l l bo doubled or trebled—bat little additional labor will be needed except to gather the Increase in the crop. Armour ‘'built-in" quality |s daslgned to produce larg­ e st crops with least labor— to enrich the soil, Increase the yield, hasten maturity, Improva the quality. There axe 45 yfrmomr F ertfilurs especially ' prepared for c i t r u s and vegetable crops—among .th e m a n «naly*6i formula a n d price to fit your apodal needs. Get latest descrip­ tive price Hit from Amour Fertilizer Works Jacksonville, Fla. DoSoto county is going Into the castor oil bean business; -4,006 oerta are being planted, 500 acrce already have been prepared, and the young' Here’s a man who comes out and admits that* he’a been a -slacker. He signs himself "Ex-SIscker” and says that our Tobacco Fund campaign changed his .mond, ‘ ’/ D ear Tobacco Kit Folks: -J ’am one of those who ire a little alow to wake up. I ' dodged the Liberty Bond, I,aide stepped the Red Cross and while I wouldn't lend the Kaiser money, I .had an idea that this war wna bosh. Well, your Tobacco Kit stories jarred me. into "action like Big Ben on a dark morning. I read about - the boys in the trenches, hungry for a smoke. I've been that way myself and its no fun. Here are three dollars and more to come later. Have the return cards ad-, dressed to your best looking office boy. I’ll tell you my name when I come back. .'F or I’m going to enlist this week.—Ex-Sil acker. " -* There you are. -It’* a wonderful thing how folks are taking care of thla Tobacco K it campaign. The quarters are coming in faster tv cry C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGPINS Salesman T U t la • facaUalla t t a taa.»a<« t j i n t l n w ral pabtkhrd br tka Barraafka Addla* Markina tV , In Iba O tU W 'la a a t r f tba r. r. Dattaa, far., sad lla raafha DaaLkaaaUf aaelfeeaL ■ ■ -- IM ac.rOaf. Every twenty five cent piece buys about twice th at ampunt of good, American smokes for some m^n at the front. Wc ■send them * over through the aid of this Government, the Fr'ench’ Government and the Red Cross. And etch package .car­ ries a return postal which bear’s the War Declared on • donor’s name and address. That Rats by U. S. Gov’t means a personal, message to you from a soldier. * T he 'government at Washington is And the fund a t f he' Herald con­ aring a campaign that should be cfvo Jn killing the rats that are soade»- tinues to grow from day to-day, ss •tmeCive both to lives and property. each A and every ono happens to think eoaerntivB estimate places the loss of about it and drops in to add their foodstuffs from rata at over two hundred ndEoq dollars annually, and in the pres­ bit and make the boys happy. Thla ent scarcity of food this loss must be fund will only be open a short time prevented. The most efficient way to qnd-we ask you to get yours In now “ ICffi the Rat” la. by the use of Stearns’ .Paste, and thousands of dollars worth while the getting is'good. The f l ­ Qiave 'been. bought by the government, owing have contributed since our f in r y housekeeper troubled with rats, sat Issuei -«nVe. roaches or wsterbugs should buy a deviously acknowledged------- 33.75 small box of this reliable exterminator 3. W. Crim.... _____.. w... .26 .and stop further loss of food in her home. I. J,. M i l l e r ™ ; . . ........— .. .26 . W. Abercrombie----- .... ...... .26 ■• G. Ball,.......—.................... . .26 3has, B. T y l e r ........ . * .... 1.00 ,. P. McCulIer.______ ___ — .26 ’. D. Dosscy.’.......................- f.. .25 V. C. Collcr__i_................ .25 O Benefit Our Customers * * J.-’kf ~ • ‘' Handling over a million' crates and hampers of friilta'and vegetables that find thoir destination in all corners of tM United. Slates and Canada was the ie»rd established Hast year in -our business <Jf supplying North-Americmn markets with choice Florida-Grown produce. And this groat volume of trade was carried on with a minimum of delay and with satisfaction to our cus­ tomers. With the Urge growth In volume of business and the consequent Increase .In the bookkeeping work, old-style, hand methods pro lequato to carry the bookkeeping load. This condition pointed-us str Burroughs DU rect-to-Ledgcr Posting. .The Burroughs Bookkeeping_________________ ■tailed not only put our figure work on a back of mechanics] accuracy, but It solved for Us the costly problem of every year having to break in a new book­ keeper. Out' experience has proved to us that no previous training is heeeaoary to operate a Burrouzhs: anyone in our office can quickly take the £lace of our regular operator, If necessary. LIBERTY LOAN FIRES T arrtll Espressos Hla Approval •of Martin’s Liver Msdlolns— No One W ill Again Take Calomel After Once Trying I t To Be Lighted the Night of Octo­ ber 23 at 8tven O’clock Telegram Washington, D. C.,'Oct. 12, 1917 The following unsolicited letter was recently received by the manu^ Mrs. W. S. Jennings,' ; lecturers of Martin's Liver Medi­ Jacksonville, Fla. cine : Woman’a Liberty Loan committee In the absence of any other reaarranging lighting o( Liberty Fires eon, common gratitude calls for an 23, as near expression from me of the wonder­ on night of October 23,ful merits of your health-giving seven o'clock as .possible throughout liv e r Medicine. With a Urge ex* nation as publicity reminder closing riencc in trying and’using.various of loan on. 27th. Will you get alL ver Medicine, Fhave never found any remedy that *so completelyloaalble publicity for plan7 If poa•hits the spot” and tones up the Bible-have Governornor of your state dilapidated feeling , and makes a light principal fire; make them mu­ fellow feel that life'is worth living. nicipal celebrations, Mrs. McAdoo Martin's Liver Medicine relieves gently but effectively constipation, will light Washington fire. Will you starts the liver-on* its active func­ send,.stick of historic or symbolic tion, creates a healthy and.normal c o n n e c tio n If ptedble from your appetite, and at night sleep is sweet state to be set on -p:#7 Boy ecouta and restful. I have' died three and girl scouts lirve offered'their or­ bottles of Ibis splendid remedy and Women’s . Liberty am prepared to say it does all and ganisations to mora than you claim for i t Loan for entire camp Iff". Use . * W. A. TERRELL. . them ’ wherever j you see f t in your Decatur, Ge. Every .bottle guaranteed to please state. Suggest tb it yVu utilise them promote lib­ o r spur money back on return o prominently In be! •em p ty bottle to.your druggist 50c erty fires, in aroalltrcommunities; .ftollle. V . Mary Synon, Kxcc, Secy., , Worn. Libert. I.vanComm. • The Burroughs Adding Machine Co., his published a two-page advertise­ ment in the October Issue of "System” magazine, tolling about our business and how Che Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine has helped us to surmount the difficult!!* that pen-andfiiik bookkeeping could not overcome. A facslralleof the advertisement la reproduced above.- We are glad indeed to have our pro­ gressive business methods featured In this manner. K thanka to the Burroughs, and statements are now mailed out promptly a t tha first of the month. * * ?• i - "-* 1 ■ *1 The Installation of machine bookkeeping is only one of the ways In which we have modernised our business so as better to take care of our customers. Since its Inception, mechanical meahs haw been used to save, time and labor in all departments of our company, from the fleet of automobiles used In do lived ng goods, to the variousRappliances in the.office. Q iPR B PM R R I!E ~> i*And this, we feel, has Of customers' order* and improved service all along the line, -—»•’— ■r •l.- f*A"* !. t " t . T1*'T' * . *V R . C. BOWER, Sanford, F|a WANT ADS PAY Ha n f o r d 8late Chairmen Me’ ci Tejneat > It la greatly desired th a t avery municipality In the state h*v« a Lib. r & r y l * ■F'SW'--*-: ' ; ‘f FLORIDA �wr'iW.K".'"! • S K £ s r ; ; : O T .” ' v ^ r ;;; NOTICE hereby .s i1 Baa da* o n • th e II isa a J ry .rU .n im t c. » p « J • r , , U * * l* * V U l data (ban n u iii i 1*'./aaolvad *'»»* *bU ordar p u b ll.h td la th* S a n fo .l lloraJd. a n a ?lor,Ma.P?biUk! l l wUkl“ 8 . mlnola coui ■ • f t •’•••p ap or pohlbl » lth l« tha Mid Spatial V ia School Dl.trl ih S a S v B ire dalaadaafai >0 (e th e hllbaat door ol the ts a r •“ • * •' ‘ Mockhold*:., and ouch aa bard Ian to a (Scat sad I r t t u u tbo carparatbk may aatha If*. Tha offlta a l n i w U i q sa d traaaan m»r be ailed by the a a ia ep v a eo , th e boar •I director* and all ethai'OfBcara l e be cheee ■ f the atechhaldaye . aha 11 he aheeea a a ova ly by tko stockholder*. at tbalf anaoal meal >■)> te ha hfld tha Brat Monday la Januar ol aaeh yoar baglaalnr with th e year I t ll The proof da* l and otbar efflcara ahall b *be«e» annually by. th e dbottom or by th ateahboldara aa the by-Java may regain The ofBeors te be elipvaa by the dlrertora a * * * etla # to be held on the aama day aa • ■ £■•’ r■owiv*’ il.. L o iirm in & lU TiKnR Chal rmin S . lt a i l K i a o k , M .m b .r CI1A8. A. DALLAS, M im bfr Notice • horoby. f j f « „ th a l John W. II,can, purchMor o l To* Cortlflcato No. J, ..m rla i' Dt*. IB chn. 8 . of N w .o o r Lot 1, ,Cm 8 Vlt-clm. B ..I S 4 * ebo N | T.M cba. ta fh cba Soe. I t , Tp IB 8, R 21, sl.o r/rtisrato No, • boraftaf D ot 10.13 cba S .1 MV Cor rav 8 B.IT oho. I SO cba, N S chi N 7« D *f, 1* Ml" W. to n*«.r So*. SB To *11 S, K i* . al*o CartlflcaU N o. T, c o t,T,r ..N W ) ( o fV fE K . Sac SB. T p IB S R SB AUo C»rt B ea u N o. «. to o n o to g EM o l ■V.V, WfFyt-Ste K'A.poUQLABS, . • r-' C ark. ’v ROB ROY Q U A R T E T . ‘ rr p h n b ly n o c o u n tr y In E u ro p a Is r ic h e r th a n S c o tla n d In p o p u la r m in ; ttr e la y . T h cro Is a fra f r a n c o lik e th r h e a th e r to th e s o n g s o f S c o tla n d . T h e ir a ly h um or, t h e ir lilt , th e ir tu n e fu ln e o a , n in k c Uicm u n iq u e In th e in u a lc o f t b s w o r ld . . T h e c o n tr o l Idea o f t h e B o b B o y Q u n rtct, w h ich w ill b e h e a r d h ero, la t o p r e se n t th e ro m n h co a n d m u s ic o f S c o tla n d In s o n g a n d s t o r y . In addl* lio n to' th o e n s e m b le , e a c h m e m b e r o f a . *. - a ’ - . -------------w • • . . a Our formulas nil have the same perfect proportioning and blending of ingrcdjrnLi that havo mndo their super­ ior field vnlue the past t|uurter century. Quality has not been sqerificed in tho sirghlest degree. Write for catalogue and price lUt. . Manufacturers lpKAL FEIITIUZEKN • Dealers in Spray Machines and Inacctlcidos * • .• JACKHOnV i LLE, FLt. ’ . FULL STOCK ON HAND AT • * Nallrc of ApplUalloi, tar Charter To Whom It May Concern: Notice I., hereby given that the under* • Icued will on the Saturday,. November Jlth. IUI7, nt 10 o’rlock a. m.. or a . tom: there* alter aa wo pan be hrard, at Det.and, Flor­ ida’ make application to Judge James (V* PrrkJnr,' Judge Seventh Judicial C ircilt t)f rtdrlda, for an order approving tha proposed charter e l, and Incorporating. The Sanford Commarrial Aa.oelallon, if * object of which I* to promote the interest and Welfare-ol It. mernle-r. by co-operation mutual as­ sistant-* am ong-ihem ttlVra, and the com­ munity1 where they-reside, th* same being a nonprofit sharing corporation;-the original propo.ed charter ol which I* vow on tile in th e’ otTiee-of Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County, aa rrguirrd by law. S a n fo rd B ra n c h , R . C. M a x w c lt/M a n a g (his rt>mpnujf Is a soloist, T h ry algo' appear In .the drf’ss of Kcotlnud, ns la lutilchlcd In the nccompnnylng picture. In preparing llto tmislc for this pro* grunt, whole portfolios of song nnd th eir Irudltlotml a irs’ brought’ direct from Hcotlnml, were examined, wlllr the rrRtill of the recovery of n num ­ ber of charm ing Imlliuls pntcllnilly unknown lo the present-tiny nong-lov* lug .people. Tills does not ntrnn, how. ever, th at none of the m ore fam iliar hongs will be sung. Several of the old fn ro rltes will he .tieartl on every pro* gram. An exceedingly attractiv e feature tif tit.! Iloli Hoy Q u artet’s' program Is a m eslcsl ■dniiiin e ttlllle tl-”Tho W hite rp ek n d e.’* T his sketch lends Itself to th a lutrddiirtloti of a ntimher of the tncBt beautiful of th e Jaco b ite songs. •- The Kob Koy Quartette will ho at the- High School Auditorium Wed* Tiednay niVht, October 24th nt. eight o'clock. First number on' tho Ly­ ceum course. . * Tha nama ot ihb corporatfka .b a ll b* tba Caldwvll-lrwla C otspaky, Incorporated, and Its principal plica ol boalaaoo'akatl b* Banlord, S.mlaol* county, Florida, aad tb* board *1 director* may aotabtlah other p!arre of bualnaa* within and wltM sit tb* atat* of FUrlda. ' . ArllHo l i . Tbo ganaral natur* ot tb* bualnaa* to bo traoMctad and conducted by aald corpora­ tion ahall b . a* follow*. t*-w1tt T o **gaga la aad carry on a ganaral m.r* r hand la* btaaintao to boy, aall aad d n t In dry goodr, .b o * ., shoo finding*, fiituraa. hard ware, (urnltura, grocaria*. notions and gaaaral raarchandla* and t . buy, sail aad deal la ovary kind o l BatortaU, w ar. and MWOB q i m aary or .a* pwJUnt to carry an Mid btb moaoy aad aocur* mb* daada, band* and otbar obllg to buy aad aall m l Htato aaraa; t . da a ll aucb aad at bar thing* wa B a y bo l ata v i y aa tv No dan* far tb* auccoaafiil tr tb* boalnaa* ot tbl* corporatlaa l .aarrtM aad *v)oy all rights, privilege* larldrnU t to corpora laodand axlatlng uadar tb* ,a*r« of FtorMa' Artld* i l l . • ' . Tb# am ouat of capital-atock poratlaa .ahall bo Bva thou* taadaaU la u . - t i . ad d •ball c m IU uo aad havo w lU corporato right, and iriod at alnoty-alna (99) itt tbo. M B M U M M I t Ol tbo. Jacksonville, Florida Ideal Formulas viipitvin Lomaanj, inniipiitBivo. which Cou.lv tlorlda. J . N O O N E Y & C O M PA N Y We have a complete line of fcrtUirers and tho greatest stock of fertiliser materials ever known* in tho Btato'of Florida. Prices sro higher than in normal times, hut an* as low os consistent with existing conditions. la publlabad herewith below thla tha 10th day ol OgtobBr, A . D. 1917. • 1- W. C aldvall - 8. A. Irwin ‘ U . *). C aidw .lL - Char*or at Ik* Caldw*t).|pwtn Cantata- V . Wa, tb* undaralgnad, do barahy' aaaorlat. oura.lv*. (or tha purpoa* ol. bacomlng Incor* poratad uadar tho lava of th . atata ot Flor­ ida to tranaact (or profit tb»*buah)r** balow aat forth aad wa do adopt tho following aa tba . ( tb* Propo*«d corporation .... charter ........................giapaw d rorporatloa. Jadlatal' cwcwil Ctrrvll __ Ctrcoit —........ Court. - ju rl, .®o*caia B atcata Jadlatal f t . aad Far B tB la a l* County, Florida, la Chaaiary O ilvtr P . Swop*. C oB paliaaat • •Of, .8* . , N o lle . 8u*aa M. Roctor aad L R ^ tor bar huaband. D oftadant* # • ~ . . To Su.an M. Ilactor a a d 'U Raeloy, bar b ethand: ’ • I t oppoariag fr p » tha atSdavtt of OfTrar F. Swop*, com plain**! baraln fllad In above atylad causa, 4 bat th* datcwdaaU, Su.an M. Roctar. aad L. lU ctor. bar h j.b a a d ,. ar* ■oa ralJanta of t k f otat# ot Florida add that tbor* la ■* paroan Ip tb* it t la al Florida tb* j b v Im apon * 9 ^ d „W ad f .. i d da- Write’or wire for prices. With,full realisation of the.dlsastrouB Influence of tho war on all business routine, our buyers have put forth unprecedented efforts to secure the greatest advantages possiblo for our trade. * Citation forth and at la atat»4 la a ald ^ otltlon , Thrrrlar* L>« | t B y t l v i h T h a t tt la Iba. ■daxymtn.rUo art tb lr C o o o tr Board v f Pwb* I'f Imtructlqp for Samlaol* County; Florida, |a*t tha adMnnt of booda raqulrad for tba purpoara and obJ*cU aat forth la aald pttl* <l»n In Ik* turn ol |1B ,000.00| th at «ald 'kMI. b e a r . intareat a t tb« raU of "! «»at par aaanari tba loUraat oa aald bond* to b* payabl* a*ml-annu*Hyt aald • We are now making contracts for delivery in November, December/ January and February. We advise ordering at oncd to save money. * 504 Consolidated Bldg. • J FIFTEEN n . . The Maine crop is now, being harvested and yielding.only 60% of last year. Contract prices are advancing. • j o V»»Jqo ‘s o n » ( li|U * J f * a p o i lBAaip ■aur o q i tu u ij ‘B a u u d -ip jo j^ p d ||o a oq 01‘p a sn su o o jo a o jq u o u o q bji oj p a is a •ip o p a s m u s s t | t|j j u iq j o q in o la e q t j s q i ukiouh XiituauaH oq io n Xom j j * t u o o j s o s m p u s qaj«M | n*loro m* perwin »Uy appeared L. W. Chid* vail and 8 . A. Irvin and D. D . Caldwtll to Abo* Crrtlflcati' No* . • ■ / ” ,7 r,n* 0,( TWO T y o .P S A m D D L L A R S to.bo ttaod m* v e il koovn and baioc by m i flrit duly In Im protlA fSR d .u lir r lb s tbo Paola acbooL avoro M y aaCn (or blmaalrthat bo aignid and NW q «°ld NWl i o l V w i S ^ E U o^l A j V niarutyd tbo laragaliig ’ la.trum .nt lor tbo porpoaaa than In aipraaaad, and that .tbay Paraana baraln oamad aa t* W. ,1 SEN ol N W M Soe SB, T p I» 8. R SB. C nM v.lt. 8. A- Irvin and D . D. C aldvall. Al«o trrtlflcato Wo. 11, evTorlng H w j l el • In Wltnam Wharaol I bava h.raualo aat my band and ofllrlal ta il at Sanford, Sam* NWJ( 8»* SB, Tp. I t ®, R I B . AUo cor* Inolo county, Florida, thin tha 10th day of lIBcaf No. SB. eorarlaf >1 o l E U „l N E October, A. D. 1917. u ol SWN So*. SB,’ T o IB 8 , K. «V A l.o (aaall LILA MAE JOIINOSN, Cert IIIcat* No. S t eoyortog Lot f , Wolaer’* , Notary Public, ■ub-dirUlop Fort N ° . l . Aoo l . Tp bfy com m luloo aiplrea Oct. SB, 1910. A. K. Power*. A lly .-* l& P rl-B tc. , NOTICE FOR D IPS Hoard ol CtouptF Commlaaiontra In and |o( ?emlAti|e cou n ty vUl reeelva »*a ed bid) at tk, irregular mealing on November .Gib, UK. lor rale of ala Warrant* of I5O0XO each «,-ul one Warrant for |*34 » , *U’bearing 8 per reijt - Intrrrat p a y . a b l * eighteen (I8J mo lit1’- alter jlsta ll l|h t . reaarvad to rajaet bky.and all bid*. . * ’ ’> %**'- ' Spaulding Rose N o. 4 and Red Bliss Triumph from. Maine, where the finest are grown. Good strong stock, selected from high-yielding fields; St saoonasm ‘*V>Soppnn »qi joj i <J|»oj •ILL ’u * n poS oni o) pajDss pan anion jo stsapd out Xq apuio ojom w*to #qi Xi'totna'a iatnons Xq !ojno|da snoot •«; aqi ‘snp|dv amuujq Jajju pamvq oja.w Bojjuo ■oqi„ _Xn urios_ „• J ___ ..t P J B lf — ta T V * A b*#n prrMnttd ^ C d lrtly jE ttc d ol I-uLlle InVtruction ’ Florida," ,M |aad by ?-£!5o*^". **«»>•«»»• per cant ol tha duly lT*ldln« Special T a i School District N o, «, S.m ln ol. C ount,, ■n«0f .■*Ki5Ri, a d Taflumlloji I bo CouAiy Jt**rd ol Pablle. Instruction lor Som lnol. C ousiy? Florida, to ordtr on election to be h .ld In aald S p e d . I T a i School Dl.triet J*f- *• County, Florida, to dotormine whalh.r or p ot tb.ro ahall bo Imutd b» tb* Mid Spahlal T a t School DUtrlct No. ( . bond. In tbo aunt ol IIS,000.00, tbo irocvoda ol aucb bond. II laouod to bo uaod or tho purpose ol acquiring, bolldlos, onW t*M » furnishing and olharwlao Improving ockooU and school buildings In Mid 8podal Ta< School DUtrlct No. 6. thr proceed. ol tbo la id bond laatio to b . ttaod and oip cad td orltt In tbf-n l^lloBln( mannor, to* lor Bamlnola county, Kloiida, baa datermlnad by resolution ihl* day adopted, that bond* In the rum pf. ||6 ,o u 0 .0 0 will bn required lor thr purpo.e* a-t forth in raid p.tlilnn anil VMch are enumerated hetrlnabovr, »»M bond* to bear Intrrrat at the rat* of tlx (0) per em t rtr m iium Intareat payable arml* annually, bond, to bo dated January t.t, 1918. and thr principal ol eaid bond, to be duo aad payable thirty y .tra after th* datr thereof. Now^ therefore. In purtuanrr ol f.’haplar G6I2, Lav* ol Flotilla. Act* ol 1913, nnd In ffunuanc* ol a resolution of thin Hoard, this day adopted, notice I. hereby tlvrn that on th* Mh day of November, A. D. I'Sl?, an* election will t* held and the,»amr I. hereby ordered to b# held In .aid Hpaelal Tax School D litH ct No. G. • Kertilnole County, Klorld., to determine wheth.r or not there .hall be l.aucd by the raid Special T ai School Dl»* trlet No. 8, Seminole County, I'lorldi, bond* in tha *utn ol IIS.OOQ.OO to bear Intrrrat at th* rate n( .lx (G) tier rent per annum. In* ter^ab payable armi-annuallyi bond, to -t># dated January le t, 1W1h, ;the principal of raid bond* to berome due ynd payable thirty year* alter the date thereof, a. I* provided lo r in that certain re-nlutlnn th la d a y adopt* ed by thla Ilo a ld .o t Public Initrurtlnn, lor Seminole County, D o'ld a, In which election o n |y -th e duly oualllled elector* who are free holder*, rraldlng within the aald Special Tax School D l.triet No. 6,- Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, ahall be entitled to Vote. 'V The aald election, to ordered to be held ahall b* held at th* aeveral oclllng place, within aald Special Tax* School D.atrlct, No, B, Seminole County, Florid*, where th* Mil rcncrel ytectlon v>* bald, throuxbout aald diitrlct, to wit: A t Monroe, P retirtl No. 2, end *t Paola I rtrlnet No. 4: and tbo Mid rlaetlob. (ball be held in com pliance with Chapter 8S42, Law. Ol Florida, Acta of .1911, ahd tho Inspector* in d clerV* of the .various polling plarta shall malt* prompt re­ turn* to th* Hoard ol Public Instruction for SamlnoM rounty, Florida, Immediately altar the aald elrctlon .an d tb* tabulation ol tha vote noUed,' and the Hoard ol l>iblle In* etftictloa-for Samlnol* rounty. Flotilla,^wlH bo in aea.Io&'Un th* Glh*day *>l Novrrot>er, 1017, to receive th# returna ol th e aald Flec­ tion and to determine and certify the rteull thereof. ’• . ■7- ' . The fnllowlnr named are hereby appelnled and* designated aa clerk* and Inspector* to hold ana conduct th* aald aMttlon nt- lb* various poll* op, preelnrla named: Monro*. Praelnrt No. 2: 12. .A. Oataen, Henry Mile*,’ Fid. P tlttb y , Inipactora and ,11. II. Loebef clerk. y • Paola Piadnct N o. <p A. A^HIcke, Oscar Paarson, (laorr* Smith, Inapectois, and Jo* JamMrr, Clerk. vk *• ' All ol which l»j'k^4W.‘»nd. ordeped by the County Hoard o l Public Ir^rurllon for Hem* Inola'C ounty, In regular actio n ■Scrambled thla th* 2nd day ol October, A. I).' IS17. -. (u a l) P. P . FORSTER. Chairman-: a>'v* ■ C. F. flA R IU SO N , Mcralier. ■'• ' - /.* . CIIAS. A. DALLAS, Member ^ A tte s t:' • ' Hoard. . T. W.’ Lawton. . J T . ^ Sec’/ and Supt; P u b .-In itrp rtlo n ,-. • ' 13*Fll*Mc ’ . .* C "■* *}T,^ . .a v io n , * D o ,r4 -' Ite ** 8upt’ Puk- ,n *Duttlon. , r Aootlcatlon for T a i Dood Under N K „ '|.. | SI C baflor 4M ». U . . o ^ F lo c W -5 R - A b o u t No#*m. r<2l i v - I d P e r ils ! a n y th in g b u t a n a q u liln e n o s e Is •'off.” E v e n q u it e a d e c e n t sn u b -n o s e I s w e ll o u t o f it? B a t In U g a n d a n la d y la c h ie fly P ou ch t on occ o u n t o f h e r J n d ln -H ib b g r'n o m t, In J a p a n It 'm u st' b e “ t lp 't llt e d /' h a r e a ' h e n v e n ly 'd lr e c t lo u r n n d In B r it a in 'a n y so r t o f o{d n o s e w ill paaa s o lo n g n s It Is n o t e v c r ln a tln g p o k in g I t s e lf Into o t h e r p e o p le ’s b u slu c sa /— L o n d o n TH "‘ B it s . ; WRIGLEYS Keep your soldier or sailor boy supplied. Give him the lastljul refreshment, the pro* tectlon aaalnst thirst. the help to appetite and digestion afforded by Wrieley*So so outstandltm feature of the war— “All the British Army (8 chewlna It.** / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, October 19, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 19, 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>, October 19, 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/7d0081f2a0bf63cf869046b973a9a136.pdf e226fce3f0fb068b98f1e6bc3fbb94cf PDF Text Text mm • IN SANFORD—Lift /a Wo,th LMi r‘ . nti i ss=» W NUMBER 18 7* ^ .SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 33. 1917 VOLUME IX BONDS HERE I BY PATRIOTIC CITIZENS r\ • - * _ SEMINOLE COUNTY TEACHERS ODD FELLOWSHOLD INTERESTING SANFORD SEVERAL HUNDRED ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKAH8 r ‘ - THRONG THE CITY „ ■m lira Tyler, M. E. Higgins* S. M. Swope,’ The Odd Fellows and Jlcbekaha of buy Liberty Boncia and to work for _ • . , . * .• N a m e s -of Those Who Are Sidney Swope, 0. P. Swope, Julia F. the 12Lh District thronged Sanford a greater membership during the visitors by tho timo that seven thlrty P ass Resolutions Commend­ Morten, A. De.-by, Ed Putnam, S. yesterday, this being the city select­ trying Times of the great war when came and the Rebekaha were ready Doing Their, Bit To Help 0. Chase, M. F. Robinson,’ .First ing Enforcement School In­ ed for the district meeting and there f{iondship, love and truth will mean, to initiato their candidate who waa National Bank, N. Zernovean, W. Hr were Odd Fellowa and Rebekaha more than it ever hai among man­ Mrs. Willis of thia city, and the Odd America spections ' ; . •. ! • • Healey, Anna M. Maris, P. M. El­ kind ‘'Mr. Conally Fellowa adjourned to their hall in Amciica expccta every man to do der, W. II. Mcrryweathcr, Elizabeth from Kissimmee, Orlahdo, DeLand, kind and woman kind. tho Pico building where the Orlando The Seminole County Teacher’ s hb duty and doing your duty right Whltner. If. C. DuBose, E. E. Euatia and several other citlea of In 'his remarka said eomuthfng, ah gut team took.charge of the. work and Club held its October meeting in th e Florida and from other atate*. The the Rebekaha being the ‘croWnfog • '• now is either going to the front or Mead, II. C. Haskins, J. R. Hayden, the initiatory degree waa conferred auditorium o f the Sanford Gram m ar ’ doing oil you .can here. fit home C. M. Berry, Jno. D. Abrams, Mary meeting waa enhanced by- the prea- glory of the troc that waa'built by upon B. F. Houaholder, Don*.Me- School Saturday afternoon, A dis­ enco of several of thb Grand Lodge -the Odd Fellows and Patriarchs and -* •' where -you are enjoying the safety L. Muller, A. L. Betts, Mrs. Kate D. Encampment nnd the chairman gnve Muilin and A. F. Stone of this city. cussion .of school medical Inspection and protection afforded by thia same Forster, George Hyman, "Woodmen officers of the' state. The Orlando lodge of Odd Fellows was a /eature of the*mecttag. The public meeting and Yprmal Martin Zcllara of Orlando a chrticc government-that U juot now taking of the World, J. Shcrmat} Moore, J. are numbered among the beat in tho Tho inspection of- 1016 by Dr> opening to which tho public waa cor1° comc hack at .him in defense of you (or a few dollarg in the form of F. McClelland, A. S. Mntlack, Mary state and their.degree team 'is the dially invited was called to order the l'aritarchs and Mr. Zellars .who Miller and th at 'of.last February by ' the Liberty Li>an. And. right well Ester Miller, F. L. Miller. Jr., 0. J. finest ever and their work laat night Dr,\ Dopton prmluced .beneficial re­ in the . Mnsonic Temple nt • five •* a forceful speaker and a live . * have the majority of Sanford pcqple Miller, Jr., Theodora L. Miller, Morg was paid the highest compliments by suits according to 'thd' testimony of o'clock by District DBputy ‘P. B. °d d Fellow and ra trja trh kept tho ’ -responded to.the eaij to arma for our E. Miller, W. A; Lcffler,* fMr*/’Elixthe visiting Odd Fellows. After the country’s sake. I t ia Safe to. assort abeth Andrews, P. R. Andrews, Mra. WiCkoff of Orlando-ylff^ Js pne of the People laughing at hb descriptions nitiation and business meeting there many of the, teachers, Tho appro-, priatlona ■for tho* first two .inapCooldest but one of the Trlflit' members °f the different degrees and the work that ubout seventy-five per ccryt qf Theo Throop, W. 1. Tyler, Annie M. were ninny good talks made by visif- lions were, exceedingly meagre and in tho atate. In u few words of cach and made a strong plea for the entire population haa aubscribed Johnson, S. Jewett, E, A. Douglass, ng brothers and by Grand Master consequently'-the time devoted to for a ‘Liberty Bond and the alackera Virgina M. Douglass, N. A. Fry, kfndly greeting he announced that *R Odd Fellows to go higher and Cunnally and a royal good time waa_ each pupil .was limited. I t la signlflhe knew the Odd Fellowa and ReJ°^n tho Patriarchy. . have not been found among those Olive E/Newman, C. ,E. Henry. the result and Odd Fcllbwshlp was cant.c however, that in th6 inspec­ bekahs ^crc-welcome in Sanford but Mrs. Lena Alma Walter of Ar-1 who arc struggling to make both boosted several notches. . tion last February 192 cases of con-. —‘ ends meet but mostly-among those REP.U9ES HYMAN RESIGNATION to bp suro of it be wanted Bob Holly cadia, stato president, of the Rebekjunctivltin wero reported whiio thq At tho cloie of tho meeting tjic to tell them so and Mr. Holly gave nhs.was then called upon und gnve who .hnve the money.'and • will not * . part with it, for poor indeed is he Church Grants Beloved Pastor a them a cheerful welcome on bchnlf the nsiemblage a grand - nnd inost Odd Fellowa were invited to'the Re-j total number trachoma rases for op- . * eration and treatment last week * ’ [J‘ . jokahs meeting for ' more refresh­ of the city of Sanford and the Uuapl helpful talk on Odd Fellowship and Leave of Abscnrc fur dura­ who cannot mako pome sacrifice to of Trade. This was responded to tho Rebekaha and'tho good they* are ments, consisting of saluda, cream were about 200.. • This demonstrates tion of War . • take at least ono $60 Liberty Bond, nrid cake, pie and coffee, and they the fart that the parents arc not fof- , At the close of the Sunduy even­ upon behalf of Sanford Lodge, by accomplishing in th e -world. knowing that it will return fo him in ell for their homes with.tho feeling lowing Up the -recommendation of Noble GranU L. F. Roper who, also The (jrand Chaplain of Rehrkahi, • many ways. The Sanford banks re­ ing services at the Temple Sunday tlint the “stomach trouble*! prom­ the county health offlcora ns to-tho made the visitors feel tlint they were Mrs. Conrad* of DeLand wu* cnHed port tjic fqllowing names .of those night, nnd as the Star Spangled . ised them by It. J. Holly In bis Wei-' treatment of defects of their children who have nlready come forward and Banner was being rendered in dnri- in the hands of their friends.. Mrs. forth to talk about the Rebekaha for nt the time of thu'puhlicatioq of ' connaddress was not an idle threat. Lessiiig, president of Seminole chap-, and their .work nnd tho chairmnn bought a Liberty Bond and there arc nct by Bandmaster Gallagher nnd his report Dr. Denton irsued n strong • They enjoyed their visit hero and ter .-Sanford Rebekaha responded* then took advantage of one of hb bis daughter. Miss Rose, I>r. Hyman others to follow:appeal for immediate treatment,'* tho Sanford 'lodges enjoyed having upon behalf of the* Hebeknhs nnd Minmnota-friends present nnd asked Kurrest Lake, Seminole County left the rostrum, ’and at the close assured the visitors of the cooperao Mr. Farnell of tliut .distant «tnto~To them here and their coming hn.1 en­ The ti-uchers of. the county, upon . • Hank. A. D. Lousing, Mrs. llaftie of the beautiful solo *Schelle Maincs, tion of the Rehaknh lodg<*. thused the local lodges with n apirit tell something pbftut^Jbo Gdd^Felwhom full tho responsibility of edu­ bade the good people 'be seated as Losing, A. •J. Loosing* O. W. Ver­ of push nnd energy that will he-felt cating .both the sound and tho d e - . • Mr. Wjckoff before introducing the l°wa °f Minnesota. t he wished to call the church into non. A. E. Yowell, W. M. Haynes, Tile Grand Treasurer, of the-state, in the days to come. -It means larger fective, firmly hcliove In tho n®ces-, conference for a few moments. Mr.'1 next spCuker took occasion to comMrs. A. It. Marshall, F. Ls Woodruff -iV plitm-nt the oVchestrn that hnd been Frank. Helms .of Orlando sneaked lodges apd a newr+mfgo building iq sity of frequent in.ipectionlr. This . R. M. Muson, G. A. DeCottes, R. C. Mainea then rqad n letter from Dr. discoursing such sweet music for the into the hall about this time to avoid tho' near future for* Satlford nnd a year the state hoard, of iieaith re- - Hyman to the church, stating that Maxwell, J. .C.;BcnWett, R. C., Bower he hnd been designated ns chaplnitf occasion and said. orchesRa being the the watchful eye of the chairman but better knowledge of the grandest fuses to mnke any direct appropria- ; Cost A "Nlcopupulbs, ,L. B. Bevis, lion for this purpose. Dr. Gor, . for the National Army and that be Houior and Wither,irtgton orchestra ho could not hide himself and was fraternal order on earth. • 'Lakeland, Flav; J/dp*. Hurley, Rob-stato health officer when in Sanford . everyone hrarily agreed with him called to the front for a speech and would be called In" a few days-, to >rt Holly, R. A ^Torhaun, D. B. last week expressed, his.appreciation. . . and th t musician.-* were forced to ' in his usual, happy vein gave them Governor l'rqr[aima Liberty Loan. serve his country in the arm yam ] in. • Hodges. R.'tt.'Thopias'^W . A. Me-. view of that fact,ho waa.bfferjng bis pfiiy' soveral extras; some good points about the lodgf in . . 0*jr . . of the cooperation extyided to tho Mullt.n, S. LJ;.Thomas/. R. II. M’uirThe/ nd Master of tho state, his home town*rnd in oflier places in v Governor (tails, ns wns to ho-ex­ state and ' county'.healni officers by. resignation as pustor bf- tbe First ■v,head, C. Lv PtlUf<iAr(R»-,’|Ceyl G. F, Baptist Church/'. .’After the reading J., C. Copallyv ol Jacksonville was thd sjnte nnd u general cliicuuion pected has hacked up tho President tho . Seminole . county teachers and, . . t * Smfth. J .. D.’•,Da'vHdtn‘. 9,t O; Shlrt- o’f the letter, Mr,: Maincs made n few then cnjle<r*xf^(>n and in'his, earnest followed .with a got together nl&l a* ’ 1. cLdYuhig Liberty Loan Day for stated that he would detail a dishuIlAr, F; t \ Ddtbbtir*.\yi -W. JUowis, trlct health officer to assist thq Jieart to-heart talk with Ihe brothers six o'clock they wore calle d into day was set aside remarks k» to wjiqn.DtJ'Hymihi cnmfe T. 0. Charles, J.'/L-Ht^Vari, Mrs. C. to Sanford and; white -Ijp'.hnd done trnd sbtcra.gave Jlicm a brief oujlinc ante room tfherp tho Rcb cl^hs hn county in carrying o u t.a . routino .­ rt!klderfFJ*nroclamatlori as a. • ‘ Hell. C. E. Lawton, school inspection. . . , * .' nf th t good .Work pcing rlono in ‘tho prepared-.pyster soup, coffee, pumpday. of xpeclal boosting for tho. Lib­ sinep- hot came and ••tjicni'. mode nnd Mr sail' erty Loaan and of displaying patri­ After an ext'ended discussion tho put a'm otibn tP.rcfcr (Iki’.ifeigna- at#«*^vf the 'piuterlil growth of thd- kin' pie and other good, teachers club passed : tho following llqr^ of' tho board- of dcScun^-ns a1 lodges, of the deeper.’interest being of which bore tho ;Rebeka h stamp-.of otic fervor. *’ In issuing Ids proclamation^— resolutions regarding medical in- " pulpit committee. Tbis'irthtlon wus taken in the' Odd Fellowa and in eacj'Jlencc and there were so many closing called upon all. present to IjirBaont tbnt the roojn was taxed to spection of Seminoje county schools: which, by the wny, is a model ono tarried*and the resignation rffcrlred , , Helen Doiqdaa*, .Virginia SmiOiTA'lW to. the deaedns who reftortod in thiir' stand- firrp in lilt defense of th eitl'ils-..utmost* to accommodate them nnd well worthy of emulation. — the 'Wliereas: Tho -Scmlnolo Cpqnty * '. ginia Mei)nnii!l,« J^^rvDTp(iqL<CL-Xjt Tebchers* Club appreciates tho bene­ country; to nssjst the Red Cross, to iiultail were served even to the Inte goyernor strikea the keynote when wndjajion . * immediately • V» . . , '.x. 7 H c. ’ • ficial results of the recent medical be'tells his frilow'citixena rhat it «is PtVod'gh'tho secretary deacon; Jno. their duty, each and evtary one, to inspection of our schools by tho •Jinklns’.*- Tills i;ecoDimcn<lntlort. subscribe to the Liberty, Loan to tho county, ., state and United State* a’na that tjic church,refuse.to accept . *' , axtont of their morns. .. • ; ’ '• he a l t h, a u t h o r iti cs, a n d Ithc resighatiop. •of' tho'-Ddct'or, and K S flS o i '•CWjic/eas, This body feels tho nc-.'y Tlje proclamation urges th e may? that .inasmuch ns Dr. Hyman was • tih. 1L- J. Hauls, At L; Wlplams/-J. golnfc-to the front -that tho church ors and other officials 'of towns to crsxity of a thorough medical inapeo •, *M. ttr d , P. M.* Elder, M r e . j f M you|d31kq to^ b*. represented there; do their utmos' to get thflr people tlori;,6f diir schools at least once “a \ Lewis, Mrs. G. B. StringfciloYv^’tty }hat the.^liurcb-crant Dr,.Hynih'nJl ' to Joii\ In a pitrlotlo delrionstration year, ThgjJifore 1. Loueks.'C' L.,Smith, A. tDprxjer, lrav«v«/-’ltbacnce during thh.f.^vari' oh Liberty . Loan Day and* thuty. Bo' If*Resolved' that tho Seminole • . Craig Ilarw*. J.' L. H den;*, .J no. This recommendation Bf the tidaepns quicken interest in the big job on County Tcoihcra’ Club commonda . Mtlsrh, J..!^-Roberts, A t Powers, was* adopted by the church and Dr. hand—that Jt over-suhscrihihg' tho the'enforcement by the board .of ed­ . Powc , .Powers, Jr.,r-Marijl Ann * r^i Liberty Loan no that tho encmiea of ucation aqd county cqmmiaaionent * Hyman will go to- tho front wt<l yet -r*-;Wv'0*,<Pv McCull r.v Bryan; be pastor offho church fn.Sanfor.d, thia country both here and abroad during the pftst two year* of tho act iway^-Joe • . » ' CrII:^RumpEj*lQ may have full notice that the United of tho loglailture of IBI6 providing A atriklng colnc|denci» Waa the fact 1 N. W. Caidwelir’* ' States (s'indeed united an a nation in for ilie.annual medical inspection of that Dr. Hyman’a resignation wag. f i t y Officials To B e Chosen First Atiraction At The High determination to aee the war through tho pcbl.c"schools in. the state of C. Da Hose, 1. w? At The Prim any School Tomorrow. Woodru ff,vJf«•«,W r^ F . L. Mil presented to ithe: church , mi the . to a victorious conclusion.—Tampa Florida. I And-bo if further ' fourth anniversary of hia arTlval aa1 ler. MrtS.C.-'F, 1 ffllmi, C. F» WllTribuno. • . • '. * , E lection Resclvul, That the Seminole Coun­ • , , , --N ig h t * liam s.'^ ^E .-'Ip fa riJ,i . o W. Lord, pastor of the chuichV ty Toarbus’ Club urges upon-tho ^ The next great idea*tp agitato the The Sanford Lyceum, courao will J & h f - ^ g K r r , If. a word may. be spoken' jn^con­ county boLtd of education, tho coun­ Nays Sanford Lookn Good . ' Pebpf^ ^ank; Victor gratulation to both Dr. nymAn and jninda of the pcoplo-ji Sanford will bo opened tomorrow night at the ty commiiji^ncra -and .tho state j- . _ R. IL. King (better known as Ros) Scfimeltr, 0. LVTaJdor, C; E. Henry, to tho Baptist church The. "Herald be the city eloction and the first gun High School" Auditorium and will bo board of ho^Lh^ the importance of Costas Nicopolul, Mra. 0 . L. Tay- certainly ‘joina In. itith o h e 'g re a t M the campaign will b e ' launched uijtered in by ono of ^he best a- ono of our Sanford boys who Is now tho continuance of the medical in­ .lor, Jlolly. J L J L -h ia a ,4 L ^ IL thrnng in qongraliilatlag. Iioth. of this .week, aa th e -candidates ior the tractions of the courao. .the Rob Roy makihg headquarters in Dnwagisc, spection of our schools. - And J jo it ; Mich., and who has not been in San­ • ’ Squires,- D. A. Kelly, • Mi*. E. them", and feel* that it apcaki the white man’s prlm ary'to be. held' on Quartette. further . Rrobtbly-no f1 country in Europo is ford for twenty three years la spend­ • Resolved, ThatTthl* body rccom- • Brotherson, F. A. Stone, D. R^Bria- feeling of the entire community wjten November. 20th will announce now ing a few days' with ua. •on. T. W. Brydcn, H, R. Stevens, it says it is glad that, even though that the notice for the election has richer thaq Scotland in popular,.minMr. - King is representing Jaa. mends that this inspection be m a/u .* strelay. There is a fragranco like S. F. Doudney, P. M. Elder, .W. E/ the Doctor b "aqmcwhere in France" been printed. ImrqedUftely prior to the Christman V Watson, F. L. Woodruff, Mral C.-IL' Sanford.yet hta*a string to him and * The primary' which is equivalent the heather to the songs of Scotland. Heddons Sons, manufacturers of holidays, In order that jiny necessary . can hope for hb return at tho close to an clcctiotr precedes the regular Their sly humor, ^Ahejr lijt, • their flihing tackle, and while her^m Jde Dingeo, Mra. A. E. Hill. ^ . a trip to the lakes with our local edical treatment may bo glven dur- . '*•; . . of the great conflict. '.. V election which occurs the first Tues­ tunefulncM, make them unique' in sportsman, Harry Wilson. '** H y/: g the receia of* tho sih'ools, and ba R. C. Shagfer, J. W. Nixon,* Eu­ . ’ .> * ; nice B. Peto. E. M. Parkinson,. W. £ Who la ^Private’ Edwin RobinsonT day in Decembor and the new officer the mualo of* the world. . • •aya ho had tb catch two'.at a 'tim It further will take their seats the first Resolved,. Tlyat. eojUM of. these The central figure of the Roy Boy Brumley, John L. Brumley, MnJ L. to keep up- vprlth Ro* and his expert Somo one U mourning tho Torn or •V resolutions be'presented.to^ th e ’eounA. Brumley, T. I. HawHilal E r T weiil mourn the loss of a soldier, boy of January. * Contrary to tho Quartet, which wilj be heard hern ia tackle. ty board of education, tho county Woodruff, J. W. Barnei, N.-If, Gar- named Edwin J. Robinson, who wa general expectations the city of­ to present the romance and.music of of ne-, Mrs. Victoria Ifawklha, •First supposed to be from Sanford, unless ficials will have their regular elec­ Scotland in song and'story. In sd Giving Sanford the benefit of this commiaalonere and the.atale ^ National Bank, F. Rqumlllat. tho mUtakfe waa made in hb home tion thia year as formerly and the dition to the ensemble, each ^member fine Lyceum course this season -has health. A. Fry, - -------- *r*' -- --------- town. Mra, C, C. Woodruff re­ new form of government will not In­ of this Company is a soloist. They been more difficult ihsn in ojher After business session the regular ceived the following clipping from terfere fcith it In any manner. Tho ajso appear in the dress of Scotland, years and the committee has not re­ program opened with a piano solo jth«-Savannah News and it U repro­ voting for.the charter members will as ia indicated' in the accompanying ceived the encouftgemnt they eho'uld by Mr*. Mary MdKira Turner. . * . C. Andrews, Mra. EtfitK E. Mead, IL duced in The Herald in the hope be held on the u n it day aa the gen­ picture.' have when they eanvAacd the city Mrs. G. B. Dickenson gave a valuC- Hasldna, & R. philips, RayMXx- th rt some one.here knows tho young eral election, th u s. saying the ex­ In preparing the music for this for season ticket purchasers. .-The ualho talk on the Reaching of gram­ \,s y ** > . N\ 4 pense* of a special election and the programs -whole portfolios of song Lyceum course is for young and old,* mar, A discussion on Report Cards Wc,l. Mary E. Marshall; Evflyn Bcr- nun: #~ \J * * rirarter members will then take*aqme “**• 0. E. Sargeant. Robt. Garrison, ' ' "Private Edwin J.* Roblnaon died and their traditional airs brought di­ giving them the highest, class epter- Waa opened by Supt, Lawton. Mias B lxabeth Musson,; H a rr^ P t Cobb, at*9 o’clock thb morning at the post time to frame their charter, provid­ rect frpm Scotland, were ‘examined, fn In merits for m small sum -and F.lUabeth Stones read % paper on Claude U. .Cnbli; A.O.* Couch* A. L. hospital at I Fort Screven after *n ing of jeoutso that the • charter with the result of t)\o recovery of a bringing'jtjjs entertainment th n t..|« Early Dlaralaalon on: Friday after­ Bctta, MraTJfiK Higgins, Theo. Ulneas of several weeks. QoL Archi­ members and commission form number' of chatming ballads prac- educational'and instructive to yoiur, noon.' Tbe meeting closed with .k re­ SUles,. R. F;,iCb D. S. Babbitt; bald Campbell* commander of Fort carry‘fit the general election. ;*A1I of tleally. unknown to the present day own doonr by the good people of this port from Mlaa Farnsworth, chair­ B. r. T. Houaer; d ~Holly* Mra. T. s ereven*haa telegraphed hb mother, this chatter making And then-.-the song- loving people, This docs not city who reeognlxe the fact that we man of the committee rfn th e Ele­ B- Denham, J r,* ^ C p .; Dedham, J t.( M \ tt. Carter of Sanford, FJa., for in- ratifying of the’ cbarter_and.the sub­ mean, howfVCr, that none of . the .must have this kind of entertainment mentary Couree of .‘S tudy/ ' sequent election1 of commissioners more familiar songs will b« sung. during the. winter season. It.'.lr ;• H. -Rand,V»ary?d. Rand. Mary struc’tlona aa toTha funeral. N° will take time and it roay/be months Several of the old favorites will b t hoped th a t evayy’one hrill come out Sl°vin; W.-E, Sammla, Mary L. ply lias aa yet been received. I t’e 'th b dutiful pltosure of every Sarnmls, Augustus ^flaramia, Mrs. . Wednesday (tomorrow) night at one to heartily support the Lyceum The body Yrill be brought to Sa­ before any change is madw ib the heard on every program. „. F. Heuie, ’ TraffonL M; vannah tonight, and kept at the, un­ present system pf the aldermanic or­ An exceedingly 'attractive feature eight o’clock andMf you have not Association in the .public. «pWt th a t B g rb e r._____ dertaking parlors of Ilenderion Bros. der and therefore It behooves those of the. Rob Roy Qudrtat'a program, already purchased your season tick­ provides five splendid entertainments ra B^ien M in IH word is received* from the fejh- prbspCffive candidates to announce^ la. a musical, drama entitled "The ets do so at ’once or get thbm at the tha.comlng aoajon for the small sum . at once and get right out in -thd1 Sarah EiiHer, Li Whit* Cockade.” Thle sketch lands auditorium. At least attend the per- o f . $1.60. Owning number,- High ? > If the* body’la ,not.seht to. San­ ley. ,T- I, U a*klna,V H. ford h? will be buried In the'Netion- Umellght.. There will be several an­ Itself to the iritroduetian of a numand Judge' the elaaa .of en-t School Auditorium thle Wednesday ' nouncing In this Issue and more to . ber of the most beautiful JaeoMtit 1*" Htflf Will Vim ivlafAs. OUR LYCEUM ELECTION IN SANFORD COURSE OPENS NQVEMBER1THIS WEEK • - - • V *' a �•' • ' • • The* Honolulu1 Entertainer* ^fea­ and all tho*w people -who; see It will turing vocal and instrumental ‘ Ila■he“ JelI*hted. • ^ ‘ walnn music. . The Edna Means Cfompany.vlolin The story told In "Tho Corner •, Groqer," tho newest World Picture and piano. Chas. Howard Plattenburg,: Popu­ Brady Made., is so' thoroughly true •. * TJ»e Lyric Theatre will tonight nights In New York City. In the to life th a t it might happen in any la r.Humorist Loct'uror. The Arden Entertainers, vocsl and role of Charles. Wendt); the corner hqusehold. It (a the story of a you no have the pleasure ot presenting Lew Ilawaian music. grocer, Mr.''Fields Is seen at his very man who Is sent to college by his '.Fields, the master of comedy and beat. He gives the. comedy touches, adortpg* father, the corner' grocer, characterization, .together with charming. UKIe. Madge Evans, ip and the heart warming, humanness and who comes back an oub.iuid out "T he Corner Grocer," a thoroughly to tho character that appeals poeer snob. Falling Into ^he dutches *>f nn delightful and wholly interesting fully to all lovers of ihe best in cnJ uriscrupulous adventures^ the young man>________________________ forges his fathers* name. to a screen version of the tremendous the* terrainment. Madgo Evans In the ___ check for ■the purpose of getting atrical success which ran for over 9D0 money to give tho woraap.i Tho cor­ etyeet and charming. Other film fa- ner grocer makes tho check good, votites assist jn rthe rendition of this although it breaks him financially, production and aid in makitjg.it one but ho turns his son out of the hbuse of the big successes of the year. until., he can make good. Low Fields, tho master of copiedy and nx>s characterization appears as, the THURSDAY, th® father fntImp id lit .this tkl, production.. fipnHtlplInn 'M ' ifilrlii. id g e OCTOBER 25 Evans has a chrrmtng part as the littlo orphan girl adopted by tho cor­ ner grocer and his wife. In'its Stage In answering an Jjjaverttaeine^t form this play had a tremendous where no name is mentioned In th a run in New York City. 'In ita screen ad, please do nut ask Tho Herald version It will be even more popu­ for Information as to the identity of lar and the Lyric theatre takes plaice the advertiser. Usually wo do "not Iar and tho ,LyHc Theatro takes know who tlie, advertiser la and If pleasure in announcing:that It will We do we aro not allowed to give present "Tho Cornor Grocer"t,at the out this Information. Simply write Lyric tonight. a letter and address It ns per Ip* atructiona In the sd. I t also tells of the fall, due to his son's follshncss ■and criminality. The $2,000,000 Success FOR SALE Then it tells o f the,son's redemption A WONDERULL PICTURE a n d ‘bis love for tho beautiful girl Uouss 16x24. First who had. been adopted by .Wcndel t. See Snnfcrrd NovADMISSION 25 Cents and his wifo when a child and \vho French pnd Commerha'd grown up in.the household; It y. 17-4tp Played by Ihe same stars is a , very human, very interesting who played 'Womahhood" For Sclo—Four young full blood story' which Is told In this drama Barred Rock ra s te rs, $1.60 each. O .ni' small brooder,’ $5,00. One U Jry churn, almost now, $3.00, Attractions for Season of About SO'ft. gbod wlrr fencing -lOi? 1917-1918 Announced. prr rofl.-'ibOG K. Second St. li7-2lf> •• CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Fcr Safe—Nice cauliflower plant* now ready, $2.60 per thousand. D. It. llriuon, Celery avenue. -1G-tf Always Something New For Saio—Lot 05 Eureka. Ham­ mock, 10 acres, flowing well, alumna Local Committee Provides Select removed from o ccrca. Make cftcr. Year's Program at Popular Prices. Fred W.'.Smith, 1027 So. Water Ct.,' Wichita, ,Krfn*. With moro than 16,000 Lyceum For fialc—Cubbftgo and lettuce courses In tho United States, averag­ plants. Immediate , delivery. .Irs. ing flvp numbers each and attended uuGeo. McDougal, Celery Ave. . 16:2p nunlly by 10,000,000. people, the supply of clean, wholcsomo winter’s eutertnlfiFor Sale—Shetland pony, .ijovon meat In this country Is enjoying n years old, *. gontlo and broken to substantial nnd healthy growth. Thou­ saddle. S. Rungc, 417 W. Third SC. sands of towns and cities bnvo learned . ■9-tfc from experience that a Lyceum course Is beneficial to community Hfo In For Sole—riftc^n ncrcs, abopt 3 ipnny wnys. Only f 'entertainment which Is worth while cun grotf nnd acres cleared, fronting Lako Monroe. atnnd tho test of years os tho Lyceum Abundant muck on place'. Fifteen movement has done. .. * . minutes' walk from postofilcc. •* See Foh tho coislng fdll nnd winter In C. II. Leflier. . ' ' ' 7-tf our hommunlty a cholco program has been selected by tho local auspices, For Sale—1914 Watercoolcd In ­ nnd tickets will bo sold at popular ternational Harvester Halfton truck, prices. A description of each number in good Tunning condition, a bar­ on this courso follows: gain. . One double ncatori Surroy ill Enquire Herald The Ilob Hoy Qunrtottc will bo at good . condition. 9-tfc the . High School.. Auditorium next Office. Wednesday night.• ' ' ... FOR RliN T TO-NIGHT LD j pretty IHHDUL L The Corner Grocery From the play that ran over 900 nights in New •* •York. No advance in price. - . SATURDAY * A Good Three R eel Feature, A Good Comedy Next to IsNt'rhapicr "Mystery of the Doable Cross"’ ' COMINGl Thursday, October 25' • ALICE JOYCE andJHARRY MORREY in "W ITHIN TH E LAW” , ’ ' For Rent—Three furnished rooms with oll/convcnicnccs. Eleventh and Magnolia. Mrs.* W. C. DcCoursey. . • • - ' - -■* * ’ 17-tf - For Rent—FurniiriiecJ$ rooms for light housekeeping. L RP7fl.MnK.noHn. . .'. • * 4 17-tr The Patriotic Duty of Florida Fruit and Vegetable Growers Furnished Rooms by Day, ..Week or Month—Park avenue flat, 106 North Park avenue, over L. R Philips A* Co., drug store. Mrs C. C. Hart,, manager. " 30-tf ' The g reat world-war raging between democracy and autoc­ racy will be won for free institutions if the United States and their allies can be supplied food sufficient to carry, it to a success­ ful .conclusion. v ..V-. v : . . • ■ - • For oms. • For Rent—Thrco vary desfrablo rooms and use .of, sitting room, un­ furnished or partly furnished, $18.60 per -montK" Inquire a t The French Shop, for- Information. 16-tf : 7 r-* N o t only is it the .patriotic d u ty o le v a r y im it and vegetable grower inJtfiorida to produce all that he can but t6 so market his crop s'th at'every crate will go into consumption-where needed; This can be done only through intelligent cooperation. • Glutted m arkets m ust be avoided.’ To send fru its and vege­ tables to these m eans both inadequate returns to the growers and w aste of food that is badly needed. Distribution of the right kind will keep the needs o f consumers and the interests o f producers constantly in mind and avoid at all points the congestion of sup­ plies so fatal to the latter and so unfair to the former. N • ■ For Rent—Two offices on Firat St T « o Inside offices. All In G. & W buildings Also warehouse cloAc in N. H. Garner. S 14-8lc Rooms tor Rent—. Light house­ keeping rooms, over 6 and 10 Cetit Store. Mrs. W. E. White. 12—6tp. The Florida C itrus Exchange provides a m arketing system that is scientific in its plans and efficient in its operation. .It w ill ship your products to the markets where they are m ost heeded ana-will bring the best prices. Thpy-will be handled and sold, as economically as is humanly possible and every cenfcuf the net re­ turns; rem itted to you. It is your duty to yourself and .country to cooperate w ith the grow ers who make up the Exchange. * •• F o r'R en t—Nine rocm t pnd sleep­ ing ,]porch over Herald* ofllce. Moat convenient apartments In the city. Inqulro of R.-J.-Holly, caro Herald. . • ■ ; -103-fitp. ‘ . - • For furtbarl information conault th* manager of the Exchange ‘ * packing house ojr sub-Exchange nearsat you or write the buaineoe ‘ manager of the Florida Citrus Exchange at Tampa, Florida, , . . For 8alp—Fresh milch cow, R. L. Garrison, R. D. No. 1, Sanford. * . 6-tfc WANTED '•. ■ • •V * -. HERE’S a lot of talk going around : about the bad- conditions of the clothing market; poorly made goods, cotton mixed fabrics. . .. . •. . Jf ■• • . ' T You really should be mighty careful what you buy. and where you buy it this Year of all Years. • , -v • ' • You ^ont need to worry if vou come to this store. W e’ll sell you Hart Spnaffncr. &. Marx clothes; they’re alhwool, the best in the land. Ask To See Them Greens a r e strong this fall They’re great in the belt-all; around s p o r t suits, Jlitre are a number of these Hart SchafTner & Marx in t) d e l s in a variety of style varia­ tions at $20 up. . The tailoringi is the finest. . If after you wear these clothes you a r e n o t satisfied, your money back. You cant make a mistake. . ' ; [tent—Upper flat, 3 furnished for light housekeeping, 409 to.' • * • • 16-3te R ecognizing the importance o f sending abroad eveAr ounce o f foodstuffs that "this country can spare, as well as the food value pf perishable fruits*and vegetables, tho government is urging tho w idest possible.consum ption o f the latter; . " Rent—Three, unfurnished Inquire!Herald Office. 16-tf Copyright Hart BeLi/Tncr A Mane The Home of Hart Schajfncr & Marx Clothes i 1a 1/ 'i Y| 1* 1^ nJQPf 1 * tu x B 1 ''.y v y « ft■ . .•. 1W ■1 * Wanted—MenT . Between 17 and ’40, Baptist tin* dined "or non-church preference, to Join Berean Class. R. M. Ororensteln, president. ‘ ’ 11-if - Ui ‘X -1* L. RAKES, M anager Sub-Exchange, Orlando, Fla. . . * ' « < ’ * . • L V w r b MV . • *• . • . .7 * . . LYRIC TH EATRE, TH UR 8D A Y, OCTOBER • n ■ �OHohat a , j ,t f BUDGET O P OPINION “ JU ST BETWEEN YOU AND M E.” A CHIEL B IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH SO SAYS SAbNTERER. “ HE’LL PRENT 'EM "Click,' clikck, click! how the needles go evade his duty to his government, Through the busy ffingcra, to and fro he will evade any olher duty. If he permits conscientious scruples to With no bright colors of Berlin wool stand T)Otwcclii him. and a pe>form- D cliulo hands today are full; anco.of his duty, his conscience will work likewise on any other occasion Only a yarn of deep,-dull blue, Socks for th i feet of the brave and as well. Ho will bear watching. true. ’ *. OOOQDD8 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 DOOQQQ0 The Second Liberty Loan Gnele Is calling—he aifea for a loan You htve heard of your “ Undo" bo fore, But llstent this Uncle is really *your . own* * .. Not the *one - with three balls at his boya deserve more credit than they som etim es receive and I for one cer­ tainly., appreciate their efforts for I know what It means to^the boys at the front. An e x f^ ln g ly Interested worker for the kijjttlng division of the Red Cross chapter (n the New England town whore she (a summering has 'noted the following poem ‘'Knitting Socks” In a late edition of the Boaton Transcript and sen d s'it to The SanforP Herald for reproduction. auxiliary make- iomc Red fr o u ookad beet to mo, «„d mu.t hi" Joo Chittenden, Co. *C, F la .. money to help the work along. Oscar Speer, Co, C, Fla. looked good to-the officers for au2 Druco Anderson Co. C, Fla. * *n to'AeLhi^ « t ..E rn e st Gregory, Co. 0, Fig. of the U. S. Army, the Engineer*. FLORIDA MEN THE BE9T Fred Mason,.Co. C, Fla. The boy. .11 o.y they u R t f George McLaughlin, officers' re­ Clsrenee Temple Views the Drafted mon .and comp at Camp Wheel!! serve better than they do at Camp j J ? ' Men at Camp ■on. . Harold. Washburn, coast artillery . Camp -Whoeler, Oct. 19, 1917. . Albert Fr?, coast artillery Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor 8anjord ' Enough o£ this, I reckon 1 eloed. w - James Eatrldge, Fla. troops Herald; Georgo. Huff, Fla: troops Reepectfully, Dear Mr. Holly—Just a few words Thomas Sullivan,* Fla. troops v to you about, tho selected men from Clarence'W. Temple W. A. Pattlshall, officer reserve our own state and county.Acting le t Sgt Co. D, 106 Enp*. corps • 1 I was on tho reception committee 9. O. 8. (Skirls Oltcrbc Sborlerl Meade Fox, coast artillery sent to' receive tho .selected‘men and When .chilly winds Ingram Guerry, coast artillery and .there wore Georgia, Alabama Our-marrdw: freezes, Joe Guerry, aviation corps and‘$Mt but not leasts Florida men. HoW* Women-’wear, Oscar N. Ziltrower, Co. C, Fla. Of th ^bunch tho Florida men took 8klrti to Iheh- kneese*. Henry Byrd, Co. & Fla. the prize for the finest looking men And nock, so low Osborne Williams, Co. C, Fla. ' th at over came to Camp Wheeler. T hat their chetpisea • • Vail Lovell, 2nd lleut You cloul.d hear all over the ground: Pink ruffles show corps. "Look what a fine looking bunch of • To all the breezes, man, where did they come from? Martin Tomplc, Co. F. la qul(e beyond And tome one would answer "Flor­ Robert Jtobinaon, nav Our—‘ (Kche wo!) corpa . .. ; ida." * JJiiv believe me,, the Seminole (P u t.lt on yourself, we’ve wt * A rthur Dlckins, Co. C. county and especially Sanford men, John Lee, Co. C. J. A. Stafford, Co. F., - Hugh/W hite, navy Oacar Rouse, Oviedo, navy S P E C IA L T O T H E Andrew Aulin, Oviedo, army John Cater Lawton, Oviedo, navy Tho season is now on and we have a largo Btock of oil kinds of band, Battleship, New York. Farm Implements, South Bent}. Oliver, John Decrp Plows, Mc­ Alfred M, Beck, Co. C. Cormick Mowing Machines and Hay Rakes, Planet Jr. Horeo and Herbert Fuller, Co>CHand Tools, Planet Jr. McWhorter Fertilizer Diitributers and Joe LeWls, Co. C . Steven Farm Sowers.. A rthur Lewis, Co. C We want your business and guarantee yon service. Melvllla.C. Tyler, je g u ltr army J. F. Coates, aviation corps. Ernest Gormley, band, Missouri regiment f Some {({formation as to meat Yet dick, clikck, how the needles go, prices is glvon In Weber's Weekly, 'Tis A power within #Ybat nervci in discussing J. Ogden Armour’s de­ them soj fense of the packers In Collier's Weekly. M r. Weber cites the weekly Tuesday report of Swift A .Co. as In tho sunny hours of the -bright to the average price of beef received J . tprin.g day, And still In tho night time far away, by this company <for the preceding week. Last week it was 11.55 cents Maiden, mother and-grandame sit Uncle Is calling—you’ll, answer him, a p o u n d .Earnest and thoughtful white fttey sure, ‘.‘This beef was the dressed meat knit. He has needs that have got to be —the entire edJble portions of each met • animal sold. As these beef caracsca He'll pay you good Interest, your go to the retail market .man' they In­ Many the silent prayer thoy pray, , money's secure, clude practically no waste. On the Many tho tearidrops brushed away. And* remember, you owe him a debt. whole, it may be Said th at the butcher who bought tho'carenga of While busy on the needles go, Uncle Is calling—he’s called once be­ beef from Swift & Co., for H.65 Widen and narrow, heel and too. • W alter Radford, if. 8. Army. cents n pound sold it for double*— fore, ’. Corbett Hutchinson, aviation corpa The Grandamc thinks with a thrill of Every nephew should fight or chip in about. ■ **" . . . Sam Feve*houae, aviation corps Won't y 9 U stand by yotir Uncle— It is th e custom of tho butcher to How her mother "Vnit and spun be Harry Carlsbn, aviation corps your country AT WAR?' sell small pnrts of the beef twice. C. E. Hunter, aviation -corps* If not, don't expect him to win! These are tho tri[Timings after weigh­ -• Wilson. Miller, aviation corps ing the first sale. -The butcher then Hnrrold Long, quartermaster dept. Unclo is calling—oh, don't turn blip trims the piece, and sells the trim­ For that patriot band in olden days James Purvis', marine corps in ' down! mings, which the customer- h«s al­ Who died tho 'Stars and Stripes’ to France raise—* He has guarded our interests so well, ready paid for, but docs not receive, Wnllaco Ljpford, quartermaster’s A loan to your Unclo—not a tax to a to other buyers, soap makem, etc. department, Norfolk. crown, The fact appears to be th at the re­ Now she-in turn knits for. tho brave Norman Baker, U. S. Army. . For FREEDOM your dollarj will tail butcher receives for tho carcass Who'd die th at glorious flag to save'. Ernest C. Morris, Co. C. Fia. at least as much ns the breeder of. Ike House,- Co. C, Fla. tho steer, the feeder, 'commission 5ho is glad, she says, 'the boys' have - T. M. Hill,. Co. C. F la / . gone, Harry Rabun, Co. F. Uncle Is calling—to you antTTO' me, mTn,"*raHroad and packer all com­ Tis Just as their .grandfathers would Guy Stafford,. Co. F. And he's waiting to hear what we'll bined," , have dpne; Yet the butcher doca not maltf Lewtie Oglesby, Co.- F. Denslcr 'Stafford, Co. C. , This loan will protect our great much money. He makes a vo/y high But she heaves a sigh and tho tears profit, but no money; * Few retail ' T. 0 . Gillia. Co. C Land of the Free, will start, Willie 0. Goolsby, Co. C And preserve us the Red, White and butchers live ip mansions, oWn pri­ For 'the boys' were tho prldo. of vate yachts and endow colleges and Harrold Holiday, Co. C Blucl . • . ; Grandamo's heart. C.. R .:- Peabody, quartermasters' hospitals. ' ' Corp, Ft. Oglethorpe. . If the butcher.getsjis much as the J AH\of us know just how to raise Thb mother’s look, is calm and high, Robert Merriwether, Hospital stockman, railroad an d ’ packer com­ the other fellow's children but it i» a God only, hears her soul’s deep cry— Corps. ‘ . ' •. **» bined out of a beef carcass, ami yet • * * s 1 1 fact that unless, wo gat busy on tho docs not greatly prosper the answet . Robert Routh', Artillery, N, C. question of giving tho young people In Freedom's pame, nt Freedom's would seem to be that bo conducts Stafford LoFils,. Army ; r' a place to go- hcrc in this city and in one of tho iu°*t Inefficient businesses Grover LcFits, Quartermaster • every . other . city where they can Dept. in tho world, one of the moat costly havo an evening of decent pleasure Paul Dooley, Quartcrmaster.-Dopt. tho consumer. a b o jt once each week th at they will to The maiden's chock wears a paler clerk.' • • v . ' / not be immune from giving their, • This docs not reflect upon the re­ ‘ shade, * E. L . Moit, Oviedo,Co. C. parents an anxious hour or so while tail" butcher, but upon the kind of lint the light In her eye is undis­ Frank Campbell, Co. C. they are on the streets or out joy business. Tho retail butcher seems mayed.' William * Hartley of Longwood, riding. It is all right to talk about to he-axactly in the mme category .as’ navy. ; the. curfew law and the parental dis­ the small retail grocer. The difficul- Path! and hope give strength-to her Floyd Washburn, 5th Georgia In ­ cipline but the 'heat. idea, of the ty is with the.volutno of lm8fn^ss;h8 young folks yet advanced is th at of does. . The retail meat and groceries She sees a red dawn after the night, fantry. • Oscar • Dubose. Coast Artlllury,' giving -them clean amusement at businesses instead of being conducted F t. Sill, Okla. ip n town by three or four large Oh, soldiers brake, will It brighten some central point. the day; Edwin L. Dlnkle, Co. d., Now "Tho Melbourne Times', discuss­ plants, an in the case of-dry goods arc split up-into. fifty or one hundred And shorten the march on the weary York Regiment. ing a proposition to,have enacted‘a small plants. way, . . Jasper ...Driggers, Quartermasters curfew ■ordinance in the town snyn . j *■ *j*f • # m Corps ‘ ' This*.U the unquestionable sdCret thnt.it would likely be better for the To know that at home tho laying B. F. Griggs, Co... D,‘ Engineers of high meat prices. t Tho-business is people to bend their energies towards • nnd truo . Corps. frittered away in petty retail places establishing a free library dTTmdlng Charles S; Lee, Oviedo, Aviation room, "where the mental energies of which must,' charge* extortionate Arc knitting nnd hoping and praying for you? Corpr. ", / '• our boys and girls could be wisely prices 'to live nt all. Thee is no possibility of the con­ C. W. Temple, Co. A., 106 Reg. directed.-- If thsy do not find the right kind, .of .companionship or re­ sumer'ii getting meat s t rational Soft *ro their voices when speaking Eng. - * your name,* , creation at home, sqmo effort should prices -until tho fotnll meat business Proud arc their glories when hearing Red Cross Notes Is revolutionized, two or three large be made by' the public to provide your fame,* . ‘ It was decided a t tho nlcotlng on establishments getting lta away from recreation and entertainment else­ Friday evening lost to have chapter the corner-m eat stalls scattered ail where.” The curfew laws, passed In A'nd the gladdest ~hour In their lives meetings on the third Friday In the many places are usually forgotten over the community. will be * ■ v ■ m o rftli^t 2:30. p. m. a t Woman’s after a* short timo and really serve 'How such a revolution can -be ef­ W.hen they greet you.'sftcr the vieClub. Please t everybody remember only as a means of annoying'" tho fected may be a large problenL The thUT and It Is truly hoped th at there young fulka. that ihe-law s ore sup­ tact.rem alna th a t u n til.it is effected Sfw^fer - niore people -Interested*-fir posed to protect. When parents or everybody will pay two prices for SEMINOLE.S ROLL OF . HONOR this universal help .for the comfort meat. Tfflj consumer is principally guardians expect the public to dis­ cipline their children and wards they to be blamed, "because househeepers The Brave Boys' Who Have Gone and help of our mdn in tho army and navy than is evidenced by the are* usually disappointed—the dis­ insist on having the convenient cor­ Forth to Fight for Unmanlly s numbers ^n- attendance) at tho bust­ ner grocery and meat shop. It ex­ cipline Is-not forthcoming. Sake / ness meetings of -the chapter. ‘ This ists because it is convenient. But It *' ’ ' ■ lack of apparent interest and posi­ The following boys from Sanford .1 The fellow who will repudiate is a convenience supported at great tive lack of attendance does us-as a and Seminole county have Joined his Obligation to bis country in this the army and Pavy or will Join In community no credit. Remember supremo crisis of its history will re-, the date and hour. When you read pudinto any other obligation, It f Those dear lsdics who are knit- the next few weeks. Thla list Is not this mark the dato on your calendar complete and all those who know of matters not how sacred. If he will ting and sewing and working for the any boya who have enlisted and are or memo pad and do not trust to not on thla list please let Tho your meniory. 'Likewise do in re­ Herald know about It as the list gard to work *days, Tuesdays and will be printed every week until tho Thursdays If each week at Elks,Club war la over: Geneva Silhouette Party ‘T il match m y carbon copies Navy ■Tho aiorid a t large ar.d' Seminole against any in town for neat* o u n ty In particular will pie ae be In­ Karl SjehuHx, on board- ship formed that Genera, this place of Sherman Routh, medical ret ness, lasting* legibility and uni­ eyfcellcnt example in Red Croes work .corps formity. I alw ays use Collier Brown, medical reserve will'have a silhouette party on Tues­ day, Oct. 80th. Every one Is cor­ corps Oliver Murrell, medical reserve dially Invited, and an evening of fun and good cheer is promised. Come Porpa. ’ V out and help thla auxiliary earn somo Ned Chittehden, signal corpe much needed Red- Cross money. Roy Chittenden, merino corpe Ralph RoumiUat, navy yard. Moore’s Station Party Army . •; .. On Friday,•’Nov. 2nd—remember IUV date—there —MICIU will i R Alttf will be IIVCH given,a HalAllen JontN, medical reserVe corps the Morris Spencer, medical : reserve loween party of the genuine old time variety. No admission to be charged corps John Murrell, medical reserve but' you can Wave your fortuno told, corpe- . There will be* gingerbread and b u ttir Kenneth Murrell, qusrterhustet milk for sale, apple dipping and all reserve those things th a t make a party of t* Leslie V._II. Ilili, hospital cofet i this kind so Interesting. HERALD PRINTING Seth Woodruff, quartermaster re- * Moon’s Station auxiliary 1s some­ COMPANY nre i . what new from date of brgahlxstion -Fheae 148 *• Sanford, Florida* Stanley Welker, quartermaster re* but has for some time past produced r* r . tome of our best Red Croes work. P f, Ralph Stove ns, hospital corp* Please all coma out and help this . '•** ' •;/ ■ ■ ■. .. ■ ■ Uncle is calling—he'd Just like to know If you'll lend him some .money to fight, And, remember,. he’s got .to have money to go,. Lend him something, If only a'm ltcl - - .. p ~ - FARM ERS We’ve Bottled Up the Pirates of. Business ' F,X'i .H i - » Tho business world has its pirates, as unscrupulous as the. , , marauders of the Sea; They arc the makers of imitations ' and substitutes tot standard products. • They.havp imitated but Uiey have failed to imitate its dclidousneM. They-have Imitated Coca-Cola’s advertising, hut the iraitition does not rirlg true. They have imitated the Coca-Cots bottle and label—just os far as the law would allow., ' Note tho name Coca-Cola blown into the boitlc’. Fix (be picture In yoiir m ind.'* I t Is your sure protection againit imitations and substitutes. In future, accept no bottled boverafee os genuine Coca-Cola unless it comes in this bottle. S a n fo r d C o ca -C o la B o t t lin g Co. SANFORD, . PHONE 21 ■ FLORIDA Notice To Farm ers! WE HAVE JUST RECEIV ED A CARLOAD OF KEY STONE LIME. HILL LUMBER COMPANY IPHONE 135 Office and Yard 3rd and Myrtle SANFORD, FLORIDl HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL Military imlntn*. Nrw Lul!din**, ttrprwl. Urr* ; C. HORNER, P rincipal, C harlotte, H. C. -g l USE PECKY. CYPRESS FOR BARNS, FENC1 . . SEED BED FRAMES VERY DURABLE. PRICES R E A SO N A B L E ■• ' Chase & Co. Sanford, Fit STANDARD RAILROAD OF THB SOUTH DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING TON AND NEW YORK ; N*.S3 Lv Jacksonville_9tlO o. m. Ai-Savannah......1:15 p.m. Ar C harlesto n s SOf p.m, libnuibi or BiKfuUdif ATLANTIC COAST �Items of Interest for the Man ‘Behind the Plow . ... should Be N® Garbage There will be no garbage, meaning Uble scraps, for h o p or .chickens If the home demonstration agents of tbe University of Florida extension division have their way. * And the turner who finis hla.wife l* cheating (be garbage pail should not find fault, either. She .Is only putting into practice what aha- know* about feeding the family, properly,.and that U highly deairabla now when food pHces art’ at the highest* point inown. « While husband and wife should be partners in their work, It la. not her duty to see- that enough goes Into the gtrbage psfl after earfi meal to feed even a scrawny chick. The pro­ viding of feed for animals la up to the husband and his.farm land. Florida extension , division, The Statu Plant Board has quarantined certain infested districts from which It will not. be practicable to get plantf or vines, next year. Also, not all farmers In-the quarantined areas ara known to be infested with the weevil*. It will be particularly .ad­ visable for auch farmers to save seed known to be free from the weevils. R o o f weevils are ’ not the only trouble likely ttf affect sweet pota­ toes. There are certain disease* that may Jie held over from year to year in the seed and having seed for your­ self from vines known to be healthy demonstration work is urging the women to put on the table Just enough (or the family’* need. J^merleans, as a ruje, hava been’loading their tables far beyond the amount required and may have taken no thought of the family's requirement. The old standard haa been-to fill the Uble and make sure there i f enough by having something left after every digging time. Split the stems of each hill desired for seed and exam­ ine them for black-streaks. Only roots of plants free from such streaks should be stored for seed. "After digging the potatoes they should be left on the ground for sev­ eral days to dry thoroughly in the sun. "In digging and handling the po­ tatoes avoid any injury to or bruis­ ing of tho roots. /'A fte r tho potatoes atp well dried in the field, it is beat to put them in opeii crates for storage. In this way much injury to them by handling will be avaldcd, the potatoes wilt have better ventilation, and can be removed for marketing or bedding much moro conveniently. \ "During tho first two or threo weeks of storago the potatoes should bo kept at a comparatively high tem­ perature, 80 to 86 degrees, and ahold be constantly and thoroughly ven­ tilated. Then the temperature'1 should bo gradually lowered to about 60 to 66 degrees and this tem­ perature be maintained to the end of tho atorage period. The safest place to store tho potatoes is in a specially consructcdt atorage house." By acquainting tho women with the real value of food, and teaching them to estimate the fmally'a need, the. nation's food, bill can be appreci­ ably reduced. Tho slogan is, abolUh the garbage can. To do .this means that everything put on the Uble is to be eaten, and no more la to be put on than is needed. A study of food Valuea will make this arrangement possible. No Car Shortage Likely •- It.is not likely that Florida grow­ ers will have great difficulty in get ting refrigerator cars to jnarket their products this winter. ‘ In fact, as B. L. Hammer stated before the citrua seminar at the University of Florida, Gainesville, "tho Florida grower will have the best facilities he has’ever hsd in his life." • The reason for this Is that'so much food and supplies for the Govern­ ment arc being hauled into tho southeast states to ba unloaded, th at there will be an abundpneo of cars.' It will Im>more profitable to tho rallYcidj to return these cars filled th in to have them go back empty. ‘ If Florida growers are prepared to fill them promptly they will be able to get all needed. For the same reason it will be hard to get cars to Import-supplies into the state; ail cars suitable for the purpose being Uaed In the move­ ment of Government supplies to the south. ■*• ... ■ Save Sweet Polate 8fpd . Since the sweet potato'root weevil hu been found in Florida, and is euily distributed by the shipment of lotitoes or vinca, it will be well for firmeii who expect to grow 'sweet potatoes next year to save enough i*ed potatoes for their own plantingsnext year, aaya the. University of Y O U ARE INTERESTED IN mjpmn RING B O O K S ! They are used in every line ol business by Salesmen, Of­ fice Men, Doctors, Lawyers, Ministers, 8tudeut9-*-by' ev•ryone who must "have a book that combines and appearance bheets can be obtained anyruled In eight styles. Bound In.best quality FlexWe Black Levant Grain Cow“Me, with Black Linlnga, Crop Rotation Necesaary ■ . - Every farmer swho has tried it or has seen it fried believes in field ro­ tation. It is tho one sure way of getting increased yields. ‘ And thla holds true Whether 'fertilizer is usod or not. ' If livestock can be worked Into the rotation, results will be bet­ ter atill; they should have a place on any farming program, aaya the Uni­ versity of Florida extension dlvisio'n. . A crop rotation with livestock will d'o much to keep organic matter and nitrogen Ln the soil. Cultivated crops rapidly deplete the soil of these necesaary * Items. _ Only . small amounts, of roots and stubble are left in the soil behind a’ cultivated crop,' which means there is but little organic matter .added. Growing one crop year/after year encourages insects, dUeaacs and weeds. The experienced trucker knows how necessary it la to fight them all on land used for the aame purposes year after year. On ex­ pensive truck land It Inay pay, but It does not in general farming. The value of growing an Qqcaalonal crop of legumes haa been estab­ lished. Let them have a.prominent place In your rotation. They add nitrogen' to. the* soil and are great soil builders la other respects.. . Another advantage .of a good rota­ tion is that deep and shallow rooted crops are fclternated. Crops that send their roots down deeply help to prevent a compet condition of the sttbaoil'and so maintain better -drain* age and a better *reoiature reservoir. Also, many of them feed on the plant foodJn tie deeper layers of the soil, utilizing the total supply more eco­ nomical’y. Besides all these advantages, there are some of physiological and chem­ ical Importance which the farmer may. not be able to aee, but which the plants will appreciate. There are several principle# to be kept In rotnd In planning a rotation. By observing them the toil can be b u ilt'u p without losing an Income from the land. Certain crop* beat prepare the way for certain others to follow, and where hogs are to -be given a plac® In the rotation, feed crops f* r. them inlat be, worked In. Call on the county atfent to help plan fi desirable rotation for your farm; It will pay. .Grew Feed and Feed . • Florida add the southeastern states have been great Importers'of food and feed crop*. This Importa­ tion will be etit off, or at least great­ ly -reduced by the .necessity of the railroads using all thslr equipment to handle tha Government’* buslneu. The tip s will soon be bar* to deter­ mine whether these states have met the demand to grow food and feed sufficient to supply home needs. will, the Idl* one a elecker. club to 10,000. -Ehe now h u It at undergone many tranafonnatlo&a la Don’t let Chat be s : of anyone la the 9,000 m ark/ Heir goal U eo hear recent years. . The bunding of emailer reached that any member knowing Jiouae* male.obeolete the faahlou of your neighborhood. of ntw'Wembers who wish to Join us heavy frame* Which were the pride of will please report the name, proper­ Victorian dining rooms. There are pet* Woman's Clob Notes ty endorsed to Mist Annie Hawkins, tenia of the Charles H, and the Louie Our president, Mrs. Galloway, ode acting chairman of the membership period* which by their merit la deFtorida extension division recom­ of the members of the local commitmends the planting of root crqpt tee*working in the interest of L ib e rt/ committee end thus help Mrs. Jen­ eign have escaped destruction, and have served a» models for frames made which may lie dried and kept for Bonds advises us tb*t the General nings to complete the Hat of 1,000 ont of ''composition.'' Old frame# of home tree If they efnnot be stored 1n Federation of Woman's Ciuhe bought members desired. haaer derign have been burned that some other way. Li vs out of your 116,000 worth of bonds when the Ths Social Dept, will give a re­ gold In the old gilding might be s a l­ gardsn as long as you can; resorting tin t Liberty Bond Issue was put but ception to the member* of ths de­ vaged. to tho tin can only when necessity and It la her hope that the women partment. this afternoon, Tuesday, demands. of the club will respond HbeVally at 2.1rd, at the club house. Mr*. Sam­ The farmer can do much toward this time. If any of our membera uel Puleeton, hostess/. increasing the available food for ani­ feel that they can and trill give a t Tha Literature Dept, will ljkys mals by. planting dwarf eaaex rape. this call tha Federation will be only their bi-monthly meeting next Wed­ •^ oats, rye or barley. These wllf *11 too glad to accept it. nesday, Oct. 24th. Literature** mem­ make a good pow th this fall, pro­ Mrs. Jno. B‘. Leeds, state secre­ bers please so m ark' this on your viding winter pasture for many ani­ tary of the Florida Antl-Tuberculoajs . . Be Bold. mals. All Japanese cane should be Association would like to 'meet those Borne fellows seldom get a kiss be­ saved as a valuable winter roughage interested In thla work a t the Wom­ cause they are afraid of girls, but for cattle. an's , Club Friday morning next: a t you'll never get any If you are also Sheep Meet Useful Animal. afraid of germs.—Kansas City JourWith the animal population of'the 9:80 o'clock, -. The Florida AntiSince shepherds Watched their flock state increasing It will be necessary, Tuberculosis Association . has re­ to pay considerable attention to pro­ newed ah agreement with Dr. Grice by .night on the plains o f Palestine viding the feeds for them. If feeds Whitfield, chairman of - the- health and for thousands of year* anterior Holy Land's Only Rtvsr. must be Imported, let them be on)y department of tbe Florida Federa­ lo the march of tbe'Magtl after the Jordan, the one river of the Holy ,of the 8tar of tho East which the concentrates. Florida can pro­ tion of Woman’s Clubs for coopera­ course Land, has a course of little more than led (hem to the manger at Bethlehem, duce her own hays, and roughage. tion In the sale of Red Cross Xmas the sheep has been held one of moat 200 miles from tbe roots of AntiIt will be. advisable to store corn seals in the towns of . the state and sacred and beautiful and useful of all Lebanon to the head of the Dead sea. ahd sweet potatoes. Safe atorage of Mrs. Leeds is touring the state in an animals In tbe economies of mankind. Not a single city ever* crowned the sweet potatoes can bo made only In effort to arouse proper interest in No' otber yields so bountifully of both banka.of thla river. • clothing and food, the clothing so win­ buildings, adapted to that purpose, thla work. Triplex Phonograph. and corn should be stored in tigh 'Food Campaign Week begins Oct. some and the food so toothsome.—Ex­ To Increase (ho volume of sound bins where it may be properly guard­ 28th and lasts until Nov. 4th. All change. from n phonograph a Parisian baa In­ ed from the weevils. Alreadt tho women .who have not signed this vented an Instrument that will play Kesp Up; or Catch Up. State Plant Board has quarantined pledge card for the conservation of thretj records simultaneously. • The ones who are always trying to againit tho shipment into this atate food are naked to pleaae do so when catch np with.some neglected'task are of-sweet potatoes, and with tho de-~ the committee waits on them.. Ev­ Pasting Acquaintance. likely to/yevto bed tired and disap­ IT)nml for cars.it may be that little ery woman in the town should sign pointed. Keeplbg up with our work Old man 8oggs says hla boy ntlt corn-can be. imported. Theao two this card and by keeping her pledge onght not to be too hard for.nny of stops at the beat hotels In New Tork. a rticles are in great demand for food help In this manner as best ahe can. us If we nrc well and strong. But He does. They're on the routji of the a nd feed 1n tho south and must be • Mrs. W. S. Jennings, our, s^ato catching up with work Is a dlfMrent laundry he drives a wagon for.— conserved Browning’s Magazine. president,'set Lor one of her accom- matter.—Exchange. j How M achine M ethods -• /s *. # -r e Benefit Our Customers Handling over a million crates and hampers of fruits and vegetables that ’ find their destination in all comers of the United Stats* and Canada was the lecord -established last year In our business of supplying North-American markets with choice Florida-Grown produce. Arid this greet volume of trade waa carried on with a minimum of delay, and with satisfaction to our cus- . tomers. 1 With the large growth in volume otbualnres and the consequent increase In the hookkeeping work, old-style, hand methods proved inadequate to carry -* ‘ the bookkeeping load. This condition pointed us straight to Burroughs Dlrcct-to-Lcdger Poating. Tbe Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine which we in- aullcd not only put oup figure work on a basis of mechanical accuracy,.but It ■olved for us the coetlv nroblem of every veer having to break in a new book- . keeper. Our experience has proved to us that no previous training is neces­ sary to operate a Burroughs: anyone in our office can quickly ttka the place of our regular operator, if necesaary. / . Tho Burroughs Adding Machine Co., h u published a two-page advertise­ ment in the October Issue of "System" magasin*. telling about our business and how the Burroughs Bookkeeping Machine h u helped ua to surmount tbe difficulties that pen-and-ink bookkeeping could not overcome. A facsimile o f the advertisement is reproduced above. We are glad indeed to have our pro-: ■ greetivo buslneu methods featured in this manner. • *« V . >*“ . • • ' ** Burroughs Direct-to-Ledger Posting h u benefltted our customers as well i posted oreoVer, danger of poating items to the wrong account because the posting work is checked positively. Our customers are also given a better statement service, thanks to the Burroughs, and statement* are now mailed out promptly a t the first of the month. > . . ' 4.*-.' . The Installation of machine bookkeeping la only one of the ways In which we have modernised our busineu eo u better to taka care of our customer*. Since Its Inceiriion, mechanical means have been used to save time and labor in all departments of our company, from the fleet of automobiles used In de* livering goods, to tbe various appliances Iq the ofllce. And this, we feel, has made for quicker handling of customer!' orders and improved service all along SANFORD |Srhgr\^i FLORIDA �W. M. HAYNES, Onatsea* Manager robUdMd Xrtn Twaday t»i fiU«« IBEHERALDPRDifDIGCOMPANY i U B S O n m > PB1CB IN ADVAtfCS twui................. r..*................ » « • work none ’have;boan'^tnoro untiring than has the seerbtary, W, M, Haynes of the Sanford H erald.. It goes without' saying that' he will be continued in this office the remainder of his natural life, ns the lawyer might any.—Bartow Record. land.: Sololy ln the interest of tho trixpayers,. w ith„po political age to grind, no friends to boost slid no enemies bunch, the News again urges the adoption or the new form of government, and that at tho earli­ est possible tjme. It wilt bear criti­ cal inspection and a critical try-odt. It will stop the leaks and tbjuerasje, bring ' about efficiency, economy, progress, ^Qnservaflsm and the beet of all, iL* reduction In taxos.—-Ft Pierce New*. ... - * - „ ■• 'Jwt'J t'* , • ' . .... P H NickleSj Diiges and Quarters Make The Dollars •11 The onfe wlio is too big to do little things well is generally too small to do big things. It’s the regular-system atic saving of -the nickles^dime and nuarters* that makes the great accumulation of dollars. If Open a Savings Account here NOW , and see how your money will increase a t *4% Interest. v ^ *i • * NEED CITY MANAGER 'The almost complete annihila­ T i l l I t MONTHS........ : ....................... : . . . _•*« tion'of the city*q aerating or aofton­ M w « 4 litt* C to E rC w H « IU irirT M i ing plant, dup to recen t‘"busts," / ‘ M ih m •» Wf. f*» Mart* ( fm tm U la M n » w M X M MiA« » OWw wherein from $0,000 to $8,000 of the people's money has been abput the — CAPITAL f30.000.00 SURPLUS $15,000,00 . «r " MaS M ilter A M I I M same os tossed Into the bottom of Woman's Cfbb Notea Art af M««> IrA. IIT*. the ocean,* whito deplored, will doubt­ Music Department.—The Inclem­ Na. 14> less awaken tho taxpayers to tho Im­ ency of the weather laat Tuesday -••I ii la p o rta n t and necessity of the city manager form of government; which afternoon d(,d not prevent a fair at­ - ■ 1 ■ j a a r n T T i n r e n ■— fo{m the News has repeatedly rec­ tendance of the membership of this' mss? department and their friends from ommended .and advocated.for ^ort enjoying n moat pleasing program of f c Pierce. * : c. m. hand o. l tatlor *e , R. DEAS H.R. STEVENS patriotic American music rendered A decided 'Iponeliead'’ was pulled somewhat according to the following P.*L WOODRUFFyk***»sWeal. ' . 5 ^ * " ‘ k u ’1CwW^ off in the direction of tho aerating outline.,' plant. It was built by tho city THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS ' whereas it should bavo been built -Aim. Gwynn Fox,* chairman, read a veryInteresting paper bn "T,hp under clntract*with Rood and suffi­ cient bond as a guarantee of service Patriotic Music of America," giving and durability,'no that the taxpayers tho outline of the origination qf tho sermon but in order to giye the* would have been fully protected such songs as Yankee Doo'dle. (which, general public an idea of the magnlagainst the losses Incurred by the re­ incidentally was our . fltst patriotic song), Star Spangled Banner, etc. tudo of tho -subject, the dU-irionil' cent “ busts." As the m atter-now The Settle Cry o f'th e Republic Our*people should not bellevo the stands, tho. peoplh are but both an parts, are given as follow^* • "PRODUCING NOT PROMOTING” BOARD OF TRADE RESULTS - foolish rumors that gain circulation aerating ptnnt nnd tho suni, of $6,00*0 was delightfully rendered by. Mrs. 1. W o'moy\w lnt the war” by the (DY THE Htt.llETAimin some mysterious fashion. For in­ to $8,000, to say nothing *f being Tcrwilligor, she singing the new conservation of food. stance,- it has been told thot a/num- deprived of aerated water and the tunc, tho origin of which was ex­ X. We may win tho wnr hy fur­ muat. be appreciated for their valiant An Unpardonable Sin ber of soldiers of Compbny^I) had possibility o( having to wait months plained by Mrs. Fox. * « \ nishing tho government,.with money efforts and the sincere arid able work To live in a to.wnV • lost their ryma from the effects of for relief. —buying Liberty Bonds. • Miss Martha Fox read from the To mnl<e a living off of it o( out of it, of tho committee. * .* * vaccinntion. This caused consider­ 8. We may win the war by up-*, This is truly a serious and ex­ Literary Digest u selection, "Furling T o^ducatc your children in it; ' t/Kt able d istrees* among the families pensive, matter. "And the taxpayers the Star Spangled Bnnncr, thorough­ To-get everything you possibly can , Dr. Lincoln Hulicy of DcLand is holding and backing the g&vejnmcnt which have, representatives In Comf in (a) Tho Volunteer system of rsUwho have to dig down in thplr Jeans ly enjoyed by those present. out of It .* , . ■’ the nowly elected president of the Ing Arrays, (b> The Selective Drift J. ..O psny D and needless to s a y ‘there The program closed by everyone $**■ and foot-the bill have just cause to And put absolutely nothing into it. St. Johns River. Scenic Highway As­ system of raising armies. 0 --•as nothing to the story. Then, too,. become indignant' and to demand a present singing _fhe Star Spangled —Somebody. sociation "and Mr. F. P.. Forster of . It was rumored that two Sanford ‘ 4. Wo may win tho war by jrislnl! u\> decided improvement In the govern­ Banner. * t t t Sanford is tho able vice president. training army Inanhopd—making and boys had run away from Camp ing, of our municipal allairs, which This department ' wants to an­ A letter received from II. G. Wen­ Truly a pair of kings, working, will­ . Wheeler arid had Bain captured-and will probably never be r c a llj^ until nounce to the General .Club that zel, Florid™ Passenger Agent, Clyde ing, anxious to do everything in their kecpfng men physically strong, and shot ns *deserters. There was no the old ox-wagon aldermamc system Mrs. Takach will conduct a class In Steamship Line tolls of the appreci­ power to ‘ boost Florida and par­ by making and keeping men “moral­ foundation for-, the'story. Ilappcnis given the boot and tho city man­ choral work, giving ten lessons in nil, ation tho. many excursionists hold ticularly tlieir respective or com­ ly straight." ihgs ns important as these will al­ the enrollment of which class' is open for the complimentary nuto rides bined sections. Bpth of these -men 6„Wwo *may win the war .by the ager form is secured. most certainly be heard of through ujo of prayer of Christian people}, to club'mombcrs generally for the Tho failure of the nldcrmanic form given them by the- Board of Trade. do lots ^ind one-third of what thoy . authentic sources, and no attention small sum of 60c each for the course. After tho regular sermon Dr. Hy. should bo paid to irresponsible re­ is not due to tho men tin power, but Everybody who cares to and will is Mr. Wenzel lias Just returned from actually do goes untold because.they man, who has been designated as ■ to the system. It has unquestion­ New York nnd states that the. toa>»- never-tell it, and usually get huffy if ports.—Lakeland. Telegram. ably proven,a failure In Fort Pierce. urged to jojn this class,'this being a itts will continue to come and that somoono happen^- to- know about chaplnin in the Narional Army .told . . ----- 0 ----- • Although pur best men have been splendid oppprtUhity for us to have this winter every indication is thnt their doings in a' progressive way and why ho would go to tho wnr nnd he J. Frtd DeBerry the ubiquitous gave four good reasons: a chorus, it heing understood of "F red"'w ho bohs up serenely at nil chosen to serve and they have con­ course that this chorus will help in our city will be overrun by hundreds has something to say about . it. Dr; Hyman says (1) "I bojjeve in times is. now editing the Florida scientiously cndehvuYod to work, for general work jn the club when'cs.llcd for long stays. -All wc need is beck­ Nevertheless, things are coming to the issues involved—J)emocrary and ing and work to put Sanford In the light and these two men are showing Cracker published at Orlando month­ the interests of the masses, the sys­ on. tem has been but n millstone about ten thousnnd class in two years. a thousand candle power, of tho permanent peace;” (2) ” 1 believe In. ly and it is .some pnper. Among men and want to .help them; (3) I hire. Fox wishes to call attention • * . - • ■ their necks, while the taxpayers suf­ Mazda typo. t t t ^ other good things in the last^huue believe liun^y .country and want to fer loAs upon loss and continue to to paragraph 2, Article X III of tho ~.t t t .w e note the-following: • Bervc-lt.lri this great hour of need; rules, of .the Music Dept, in tho book, •This- is OUR town—YOURS and dig up for "bonehcads. •** M INE, and it is our business to .It. *J.' Holly, O. L. Taylor* and (4) I bollove in my Master and have IX C. Marlowe, secretary of the of By-Laws, which paragraph reads This aclating plant stunt, for In­ Goo. Hyman went nfter and got the make the town what it ought to bo heard His calh to service.’' Sanford Board of Trade is our can­ as follows: “ Failure to respond to as­ stance: The old council which pro signed work or furnish a substitute nnd must. be. Tho. town owes us baton In Tallahassed a lew days ago, didate for railroad commissioner. Dr. Ilymsn proposes to enter the ' . Now if there's a.m an In the state vicJeQ its* erection sro taxpayers and or pay a, fine of 26c.” -This rule nothing, because (Jay by day It is af­ when they represented the Board of National ..Army os chaplain and - who knows the curves of the "W ay figured it-o u t that the plant could will be duly chforccd throughout fording each of .us a center of living, Trade before the State Highway states that ho wlll'do si) in his power, up Yonden" in railroading, Marlowe be built by the city for less, money this coming term. ' Please be gov­ is providing the business or tho in­ Commission, reference tho St.,Johns to 'k e e p tho soldiers, morally and come from ^‘hich wo subsist. San­ River Scenic -Highway. Tho right Is the man. He stayed their hand th a n ' under contract, but being men erned'accordingly. „tJi spiritually clean so that' when it ford should excel-in population any men always get the right results. tldd.closely to their personal bUsihcoa , before, the .Interstate .- Commtfrce cornea time, (o fight his regiment .will Welfare Dept.—Th# Welfare De­ • ‘' t t *t*—*-f. ' Commission this summor when they affairs they did not hive* the time partment* held (ta first' m«Urig ijf (he town In. central Florida. We have * » be fit and ready. The following wants have ctrnie to wanted to advance rates. The rail- nor tbfe opportunity to. drg to the year Wednesday, dct. ljih ,,* ’Mrs. every God given advantage that Tbo sermon of Sunday night is, la S fi could bo asked, every resource needl­ the Board of Trade. If you can fill „ road commission ahoujd’ by all means bottom ' o f-th e proposition and in H. in all probability the last sermon.the Moughton, chairman, presid­ have a man of railroad experience consequence a crushing mistake was ing. Reports from officers showed ed, but possibly the talents given us any of these,_U}eir names, will be Doctor will deliyer at the .Temple are being hid in the proverbial given you if you. will call in person upon It. Marlotve's the .man with made. * before-he. leaves for Camp Gordon, enthusiasm from every source.' stocking and content'with things as for them. There Is no recourse..; The plant ' Mrs. Ferguson, chairman of civics . ' • the-experience. If D. C. Marloweos ho has „had instruction to be thoy are, possibly wc are failing to* were on the commission there would is gone and with it the money to cbmmitf.ee announced that they t t t.. ready to leave on c$ll and expects to Wngrnm, N. C.: Man wanta to be' called, within the week. be no free shower bsth from the pas­ build It. No maintenance bond, no would start a cleaning up campaign add to. these gifts or to even tike advantage of their value. In the buy .a. small farm for atapre crop senger trains to the dining room at protection, nothing but regret and a next week.’ next few years Sanford should have falsing. Will pay cash for bargain. pile of cement. No maintenance BV ' « Sanford's station, . We feel safe'' In Linen Industry'ln.Egypt • ,Mr*. C._M. Berry, chairman home a population of fifteen thousand. At saying- the two .depots in Orlando bond was required from the contract economics'* committee .or branch of t t t. Egypt wad. tho center, of the linenleast one thousand should oome to tor’ who paved-the busineas stretes. Charleston, S. C,: Lady wishes to manufacture of antiquity, The first al­ would be sold for jppk. this department gave s goners! Ides Sanford escji winter for the season There is no msintensnee bond back rent a home and small acreage near lusion to this fabric In the Bible U of work to be done by that- branch. and uot only this, but through our t^Ar of the electric light rind water works Sanford, later proposes to buy. when Joseph, promoted to the dignity , The South Florida t’ress Associa­ Tho .committee* to lerVb Were giyen efo rts hundreds of, families should Wishes to come to Florida to live.' - of juler of the land of Egypt, was ar­ plant, it is slid. Good business this? tion has passed Its third -milepost a more complete announcement of 'owh winter homes or perrisps yearrayed "In vesture* of' fine linen."— N ot much. Itfs bad business for the .' ‘ - *t t t • 'and has to Its credit some of the bept which will be given later. round residences all over' Seminole Genesis 41:42. DuBuque, Iowa.: .Man wants a taxpayers. > .< work, ever accredited to an associaT hf hour for tnebtlng of this * ~ county.' Other Florida' cities snd Job on celery farm. ’ Bring in the city manager fprm of branch is. set for 2 o'clock on the counties are'doing it, why not San­ PT/ -. Hon of this kind. Two first years *• Her areateet Disappointment t t t ‘were under-tho leadership of'Jos. II. government, elect the present or pre­ Wednesday 'designated for' the gen­ ford and Seminole. Thousands of . Miss- Lonlbe says the biggest disap­ Jacksonville, FIs.: Man wants job Humphries, the first mayor of Bar­ vious council men as commissioners, eral business meeting of the ‘club, sportsmen anyetill waiting for us to pointment that can como Into a girl’s tow, now editor and publisher of the' and let a manager be employed, un­ thp first Wednesday in each month. tell them of the upper St. Johns, of as mechanic. Is also experienced life Is the discovery thnt the fellow.sbe builder'am} all around lumberman. really cares for hasn't any more sense - 'M anatee River Journal at Braden- der good and sufficient bond, and Following trartsaoUon-oL-bifsiness' Lake Monroe, .Harney snd Jessup, Wants a Job in Sanford. . than to Ixfleve she medni It when »be there will be’ a gratifying let up in town. He was succeeded by Wayne tourists who enjoy climate; tropical Mrs. Jo*. Hendley, eta to chairman' "bonebeads,” in in waste . - ' t t ttelle him feat If he d a r e s nmkenpotbtr -Thomas, § graduate of Summerlin of civics addressed' the meeting on scenery and pine wooda are anxioua Miami, Fla,: Man wants 600 cel­ attempt to kiss her ehell neVer.speax Institute, now editor and publisher and in slipshod methods, and along to listen and come at. our call to "As your Community so' your to him again-—Macon‘Telegraph. ery plants a t oirce. . . . i <of the Plant City Courier. At the will -come efficiency, service, protec­ State," shelving work being done In these very things that -exist b<*t in Salt Lake City.: Lady with some B rttin g In Plant City last Friday he tion, economy, increased values and Seminole county. /-Already the Florida 'toward, beautifying (the mflney wishes home in Sanford’ snd v. rafuied a re-election for the reason a reduction in taxes. tr' . Board of Trade haa sent hundreds towns, the cleaning up of unsightly V/ wants address of nice looking bach­ : Current for. Bicycle Lamps. b e was recently elected president of So certain is the News th at the alleys and vacant lota and making of booklets, ‘cards, views and perAn Amsterdam Inventor h*s brought elor or widower. tho State Press Association. Like city manager form ii the thing need­ over,anew station grounds, havihg a aonal letters to these people but of pat ■ bicycle- lamb supplied with car(Sixteen applications for this alMf> Humphries he gave„the associa­ ful for Fort Pierce, It suggests th a t general tree dsy, teaching the chil­ the. vast number of waiting tourists . , rent generated by the wheel*■of * tion unstinted attention - and IsaVss the taxpayer^ hold. ft''aeries of mas* dren In the aehoole tb*. value-of good only a small, percentage has .been ,r „ .machine.'to-whlch.lt la'attached. , . m f.tt • •• i t Ip a most prosperous condition meetings, a municipal achool. If y o u 1dtixenship, thus instilling in the next reached. Their coming means your In less thsn four months your in w ith a fine -feeling of fellowship. please, gnd discuss a t length tho generation the needv of public ser­ benefit. Your holdings rise in value, teresta must again be protected br­ merits and demerits of thfc new form, vice. Giving us altogether a mpst the avenues for business are widened ibe Board of Tr^de.- In turn are youV so-that men may speak and vote In­ comprehensive Idea of the work to and in every conceivable way, YOU going to protect your Board of telligently in thp( matter. The result be done, her talk being thoroughly and you alone are beneltted in a Trade? will be, In our candid opinion the do­ appreciated. direct dollar and centa manner. ing away with the aldermsnlc form These things can be done and these and the adoption o f' the manager people can only 'be attracted and TeUs - Why He Goes to The War Preeerylng .Worn Surfaces. At the Baptist Tetnple lost Sun­ form, which has been the salvation 7 There are sometimes places on the brought here by a Board of Trade or day evening Dr. Hyman, postor^of of municipalitlei in several towns .in exterior of a house where the paint smaller organization, then since you the Baptist church speaking to an Florida and Jn-other states. . - JT-. gets worn off anil which cannot be re­ are the beneficiary are you doing audience of over 600 people used the Tho News Is confident that with a touched without making a "botch Job** Y O U R'part to sustain the organisa­ subject "How We Msy. Win the Beautify the hojne and yard board of commissioners, setting ss a of It owing to the difficulty of mixing tion that is working directly for War." This subject- used in the t Our Office Supply Store is the new paint to match the Qdjoldlng KKVyour welfare. Think and airt, your with a concrete flower vase board of director* over tho msnsger for Your Convenient*, in order masterful and characteristic way of it will pot be long before a notice­ color which has faded. To preserve Interest is at stake and a future only Dr. H ym an-brought forth a dis­ that you may equip your office like till*. able and appreciative Improvement, the wood In such spots until the house a short distance away will place or course of some length on ‘the possi­ with all the .little"heceway ar­ can. ba'repalnted. apply two coats of unptaee you fcccordlng to your own Away with the old style tubs. will come in the operation of the Unaecd oil with a rng. This will Im­ ticles that should bo In every bilities of tho present World war and We trapaplant If you wish, city's governmcntsl sffsirs, for toe prove the appearance also. — Popular Individual efforts for your own ?ity hwo the United States of America office, and which will Sere Your and county.' Possibly the Board of msnsger, under bond to perform Science Monthly. Time and lAghtery Your Office Drop us ft card Tradq his already‘paid yon many eould win the wfcr. The sermon was faithfully hie duties snd protect the > • work. Ef*rr -------------1 divided into five parts and each part * . * I•' r“ times over the pricA of a member­ taxpayers will be amenable to the K , S . JO H N SO N & SON * * .’ / Twin Oik and Pine. s h ip -te n dollars a year—have you arias tsken_ up at a time snd thor­ board of Aoromlssloners will be I Equip your pffice with up-tc* There ia In Stevens Point, W la,.i oughly explained . b y ; ‘the pastor.' Box 1573 amenable to the people, snd. thus It pine tree and' an oak tree growing offered tho Board of Trade that Space forbids a* detailed account of date accessories, and yap will r ' ' . is that real lasting good U'obtslned.i from the tame stump. Both are IS much?. gtre your Business Correspon­ ; . t . t t dents the. impression that you Among tho good features of the feet or more In height Apparently, I * *. ♦ ; jf ■' i (he trees are branches growlng'from am really doing business in''a. T/?' manager form, which Is termed the The. entire membership wishes to : - _ business like way. commissioner msiiager form ie the a common root and one of the pecul- exteqd j t f appreciation, of .the excel­ Jl»rltl£P_of Jhe_comblpatlou (a that th*: fact th a t (he responsibility Is upon t lent work of the ^un School,Com­ bark. of'tE e pine doee .not appear, the rijsnsger. He mult* eerve the , '• normal. It appears to have been 1m- m ittee/ composed of Messrs. Forrest WE URGE YOU TO PldkCE^YOU It ORDERS WITH YOUR people In ell things—he la tip head yregnated with aome of the quail tiff Lake,' ,Ml H . Smith and C. D. DEALER WELL IN ADVANCE FOR. EVERYTHINQ NEEDED/ m of trie public utllities-^and at the of the .oak. % Brumley, in Washington, D, 0 „ re­ TO MAKE AND HARVEST THE COMING CROP} AND ALSO Mme~ttme he baa behind him the cently, wherein they secured sir in­ . T O STORE NOW AS. MUCH AS YOU CAN.aARE'FORcommissioner! who see to It th at he spector to later go over ih e 16Q.000 Defeat lllsa In Giving Up. UNLESS YOU HELP IN THIS WAY, THERE ARE UKELY does, not "run away with htmsolf." It U not tosses or falls that make aerp tract of land being offered the Under the al^er(nanlc foro) there la TO BE LOSSES AND DELAYS. failure of .Ufe, tAtt lack of courai* Government a a . a cantonment for •-f:’j . ,vv» y.rf, \ \ .. _ no head, no responsibility. No one "get up and go o n /to plqk up the gun training pufposes. Whether we knows to, whonv to go to get aeryjee old tools and try agialn. • While1 lifehave success In landing this school of BA "PHONE i a ■nf por to whom to. complain. Tbs tax­ lasts, endeavor moat lait also, for de­ -i >/•?»:> •» ... . V. i -. Tf-i-. • • ^ • 5 ^ no,.- , U . B ow d^ct T rad, .5 o ,U L ------- -------------------------------------- -------------- -- ------- ----------payer can only "cvea," foot the bills feat lies In gtYtng up^-Exchangs. ............ ... •A MONTHS...................... . I-M PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA p u b l ic it y ' V ---, - * •* ’ Pu l l s * —_______________________ ____ - ,i- -- ■ Your Office \ and Our Store i Attention Farmers!: Tho ^ CH ASE & COM PANY �• b .■»r, —- X'.- ;.r}-V \ Kr- . f ‘ * « - - 1• -, *f- * - “• • .’ ' *=•- •.•’ ‘ : , v ’ •.'v■ vWTAr----*rt-i“»■••• ■ odobwzv m ^ = s~ IH******?*1.1 " '? 11 ****** nlgbt on ' business ronuecied with 1 their paper. The Brossleres arc hustler* and are malting good' In the new*paper filed.-* • V •”y The “ Rob‘ Roy Quartette" will bo Unit Hippenlojs—Mention the first attraction of to Lyceum of M aters In Brief— * course and will bo.hdd at Uio IllghPersonal Items of ^ School Auditorium tomorrow night. Interest 28c and 50c. - . , -i •. Paper Hanging and Painting 8amwiry of lh* Floating Small Thousands of new temples of wal Talks Succinctly Arranged for paper for you to select from. Sam­ Hurried Herald Header* ples will be brought to your door ».1 • k\ ’ • • ;• . -— >* *:; XI i *****eea t t u t n t t t t t t f I r w r ont In Sanford to cove, dsily.- ‘ The first number came yesterday and*the neswbb’ys scattered the dail­ ies'over the city with a lavish hand. The. first number was a good one, having among other thing* a cartoon showing Mayor Giles of Orlando stretching the right hand 'of fellow* ship across tho intervening milts of territory to Mayor Davison of San­ ford and riding botween. the two cities the Reporter-Star motorcycle scattering the papers-on tho’ way. •There were articles In the first edi­ tion from the pens ol.Secrotary Mnrlowo of the Sanford Board of Trade and Secretary. Dow of the Orlando Board of Trade, relating4o the many advantages of the two cities and urging a closer relationship, between tho two cities for the. mutual ad­ vantage of, each. -Il^alHhe first number ofjthe blan­ ket ■all rot that ■'■will cover several counties was a good ono and shows that tho BroijOofc brothers, tho own­ ers and .editors of the Reporter-Star are alive to the opportunities of this part of the state of Florida which by the way is the best part of Flor­ ida In many ways.. * • - -*y»J IN SOCIETY’S DOMAIN ^ h a p p e n in g s ! of in t e r e s t i n ■ AROUND SANFORD and .; ^ . Um, Nermi Khi i(cL«u|hUa, RotUI Editor. Anyone living iumU, part>m -ornnr iir thhrotumn, It wnntd b* ipprwIntKl It tb*y wgpd tilepkoni S70J ♦ /v 4 ^ *** * W * !'* ' n i -t- * Mrs.* Lula S.‘ Huff .of Los Angeles U tho guett of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Huff at their attractive country hofno. ,* Mrs. Huff is a Georgian but has been living In Catlforhrs for the past two years with her daughter, Louise Huff, who Is with tho Famous Film people. Miss Huff Is one of the most widely known actresses on the acrcen. 'Mrs. Huff will be wlth*hcr son for.several weeks. King lived’here’for several years and is very pleasantly remembered He left hero'twenty three years a^o and thla-J* hls.flnit-4>lslt. * * ' r t : ' treatment/ That >yo turned black and bine; and for the next ten days Mr. ficlmont bad something new to enro fofc Then he rode ont, and who should he meet but the two girl* driving !n nn opposite direction In their nato. Mis* Ruth looked her empathy. Bho naked half a down question^ about ttu\t eye, and vowed that she "could never forgtro.herself. Why couldn't the apple havo struck tho ebauffenr * Instead? There was a little* more ta lk and then they drove oil Once mare before each on# returned to tiro-city tho Junior partner and tho schrfol teacher met, and affairs pro­ gressed well with theih. The black and blue left that eye, and It wft* a* goodlopklng an.eyo a* the other, and both eye* 'could seo that Mis* Ruth Gordon had a very pleasant personality. . I t wasn't three months later, and after several call* a t Ruth’s housft, that tho Junior partner mode bold to soy: "Ruth, you extended your sympathy for my, black eye. which you created. That wasn’t all the havoc you did that' •Jay, however, and I am .going to ask ^ you for sympathy for my wounded heart." / , *- • And. of course, Mlw Ruth wss very, very good to him, and the dry good* business Continued to be very prosper­ ous. ' ' upon -tequeat. I also do decorating J t lie' lied CrjJss card party whlqh and painting as It.should bo dono. “ j |f. Urquhart who ha* been oper­ was -unavoidably postponed will bo given later. The date will* b e 'a n ­ ating a gara'ge Bt Dttdft C,>y and whp F. W. Temperton, .108 Palmetto was here eome time elnce with the Ave„ one door from Firsi'fctreet. * nounced in this column as soon as It i 004f, Is decided upon. -'»■*■B. & 0. Gaigte U back In’ thq city, -----------~ and will have^nargo of the mechan­ V. Have’you gdl your Lyceiim ‘ticket It- I I t J ical department "ota the B. & O. y et ? Season ticket gt.60 for five <?Jease Cochrane of Da«ta City is a Garage: Hi* many frfendi aro glad attractions. Get It a t thp school to­ The usual Thursday night ‘dan’Ce now comer Ip Sanford. , He la em­ to ace him back In Sanford. to be held at tho Parish House Nov. ployed >ln D, L. Thrasher’s new store.1 morrow night. 2nd will be a masquerade’ affair. Everybody ■likes men's voices. In desire to call especial atten­ There will be extra music and„prizes r v w w ^ aong when the hsrmony comes right. - • tion to ppiumbyt. Record 1085, The Will be* given for the most original Cat ch it, straight 7rom-tho bat, pep, l and the most ridiculous costumes. aVcctness, irrlsiiitlbta, overpowering, Star Spangled Banner, sung by Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson. This I l ls naked'thnt these costumes be nner. ? Wednesday night.SHE THREW APPLES reelrd is dedicated to the Red Cross, gotten up at as llttle'expcnse as pos'r'HoV ltoy" boya, yrid\fcnowV' * ' and 25.cents from the sale of each of ' By C. B. LEWIS. ■lie.' Everybody is promised a good . The masquerade coatiknea havo these records goes to the.Red Cross. time. 1 1 arrived at the French Shop. - 18-ltc Ask to hear 2332, "Goodbye Broad*, (C O p y r lib L l» lb b r th a M c C lu re N t w s p a p a r S y n d lc n ir.) • ’ l l t**’ ItouRoy Q uartette'In’ song, ro­ way, ,ltello Franco. n n r -TlffiTOSTW lm iw M Pm fy p Bi -i luTyilowIhg '&VlicIc wns ‘published mance and story of Scotland at the Cutting Him Easy. Gibson 4 Wallace, In the November number of the certain country district that August ' „ Join Ihc Army Jiij-h School tomorrow night a t 8 ’.13-tf "1 seo nn adjustable hnndlo enable* - ’ " duy wero two benrtit not more than To accept volunteers in all branch­ Southern, : Woman’s Magazine arid a mllo npnrt, which wore probnbiy a now saw to. mnko horizontal cpta o'clock.. 25c and 60c. will prove of interest to all who had bnpplcr than any other two. Do you love good music? . Sec the easy." • >. , es of the U. S. Army. Go to Mobloy’t drug • store for "All right for tho tows, but I hops the pleasure of meeting Mrs. J. A. Rob Roy Quartette tomorrow night There is* a great' demand for white Ono belonged to Miss Ruth Gordon your achool books. Phone 204. 2-tfc at the High Schooj, - * 'men, ages frem 18‘to 10.' Mon may Hcndlcy when she was In Sanford tho And the other to Clyde Belmont. Miss to goodness they’ll keep 'em off th« Lyceum course opens tomorrow * * Gordon was a teacher In tho public razors," be accepted in'the following brnnchls guest of Mr's.- W. P- Watson: . night, Wednesday, with Qio delight­ Notice Mrs, J. A. Hcndlcy, the energetic school* of the- dty and had been In­ ful "Rob Roys." Solid pleasure, **Tho registration book of the city of the service: Infantry, medi a, de­ Tha Difference. partment, coast artillery, field artil­ chairman of the civics department vited down to Tho Cedars to pass tho great fup, insprinttion.’ healthful up-’ of Sanford, Fla., i» now open and Major General (addressing tho jnen nionth of August with friends. lery, cavalry, quartermaster's corps, lift. Tickets at Phllip|% Mr. Belmont.was n Junior partner leforo pnfbtldng an attaek behind tho will be kept open from 9 a. m.’ to-12 engineer corps and aviation section reports so mpny splendid things that {have grouped a few pf them for you In a department store and had three Inca)—I want you,to understand that Mr. arid Mrs. Warren Tyler are m. and from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m,,.from of the’ signal corps: to rend—they sotfin so peculiarly week a In which tQ take ft needed vaca­ [hero Is a diffcrehco between a rerejoicing over the arrival pf a'fine, Oct.-16, 1917 to Nov. 10, 1917,' at I will also accept colored men In Florida’s own In their inception, and tion. • henrsnl and tho real thing. There are ■. bahy girl a t their home on Mag­ tile clerk's office, city hall. the Stevedore Regiment. The work as they are ail good and original, three essential differences.' Flrsti tho At nlno o'clock on that morplng men­ J.'C. Roberts, nolia avenue. is eoay'and the pay is g9otL ' • they may offor nome progressive club tioned Mr, Belmont sat or the veranda absenco of tho enemy. Now -(turning . City Clerk!, A good opportunity is offered to of anothej;. state a new Idea. Have, .a good laugh, sensuously _■ of a *manor house belonging to a to thft regimental sergeant major), 16-Tues-4tc white men that aro experienced in ''languish, soar celestially, float ocWindow boxes to lend- a touch of friend and mnoked a good clgnr and whnt Is..tho second difference? Sergennt Major—The abicneo of tho handling colored laborers. They color and sweetness to railway sta­ henrditbo robins and bluebirds singing. atatirally, back- to earth again; and general, sir.—London Tlt-Blts, may enlist as non Commissioned of­ This was ft novelty to him. home every way happier and better, Teach your children to appreciate tions. ficers to begin with. ' *. Miss Buth wasn't on.r.ny veranda. for hearing the- "Rob Roys” this good music and get them a ticket v Bath houses, for small boys. Bho was out In the mchnrd Instead SHRINE OF THE MH0LY COAT" -I will lie more than.glad to give Wednesday evening. for the Lyceum course. Lawn contests. wnndering over the grass, which had any information I can in regards to ' Expensive Hemstitching Machino Vegetable -shows.. becn*dewy three or four hours before. Cathedral at Treves Contains Ono of * the above branches of the services. just installed nt the millinery shop Placards locating ■town’s accom­ She felt like a jroung cult, and she al-; Mott Jealously Guarded Relic* . Boosted Liberty Bonds My headquarters will b e 'a t the modations for tho benefit of visitors. of Mrs. H. L. Duhart. Ladies of •of the Roman Church. most mnde up her mind to climb mio' All the Sanford churches touched Lyric Theatre. . •• Sanford arc invited to call *and 'sec upon the Liberty Bonds in their ser­ Community civics taught in the of. tht^ apple trees. Bhe was visiting ' Respectfully yours, * At Inlervnls of ninny years the old this machine in operation. ' Fourth vices last Sunday. At .the close of schools. her frtcr.d, Jnue Craven. It was Jane Limbcrt E. Smith, and Sanford Ave. , 13-tf City parks owned and maintained who led tier Into trouble. Rhe picked Prlnco Bishopric of Treves, wakens ont his sermon ’ Sunday evening-which Army Recruiting-.Ofilcc-. up apples and begun to throw them at of Its half-slumbering condition and by clubs. • Rob Roy Quartette1 In song, ro­ was the second one on tile "Second u tree, nnd, of course. Itutb followed becomes the center of a ggsftf ptlgrimTwenty libraries' (traveling) col­ mance and story of Scotland at tha Coming of Christ" Dr. Brownlee of tho (ucmnple. They were In a part of n;:o. Besides Its numerous Iloman nsDeath of l.lltlc Farley Doy lected by cWbs and presented fo.* the High School tomorrow night at 8 the Presbyterian church gave a-talk midns, this quiet old town, claiming to Ishmacl, the little two year old Bon use or the Florida Federation. | tho orchard, bordering tho highway, ho 1.300 years older than Rome, Is the on the necessity of standing squarely o'clock. 25c and 60c. * and hu ch apple* as missed tho tree nt f ‘-s of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Farley died at 211.1 Dima Strips filled for Royal which they were thrown fell Into tho shrine of tho '.'Holy Coat," on# ,of -tho • The masquerade cAtutqea have behind tho government and winning their homo on 'Magnolia avenue most Jealously guarded relics jn -tho hlghwny. . arrived at the French Shop. 18-ltc the war. by buying Liberty Bonds. Sunday nt 12 o'c^ck after a few day's Palm Park expanses. One club.solved the motion pic-* possession of tho Rotbnn church. He then called upon R. J. Holly for "Rob Roy" this, Wednesday, even illness of membranous group: The •Thero were plenty of apples on the tu'C * show problem— jt owns th e 1 The; cltlsen* .of Troves arc very a talk ort Liberty Bonds’ from tho log. • littlo fellow.waa a general favorite In proud of this seamless garment, and ' ground, for tho worm had been getting show. : " business, man’s viewpoint and ho D. W. Clark and. wlfo of Apopkq gave a brief outline of tho bonds, the and around his homx and W;.a a ' This last item would appeal asa In'hie, work daring the. hot days, and they have given i t a prominent place are in the city spending a few days easy terms of purchase, the good bright youngster with long golden good* flnancikl; Investment to "any It was* great fun* The girls were still on their coat-of-arms, mays the Dundee -:a» ’ while Mr. Clark looks after the cir­ that each ’man in Sanfqrd could ,do curls arid 'blue eyes th it- made him j targe, departmental club with funds throwing when a young man suddenly Advrrtlser. ft'wna not until 1100 that:, culation and advertising end |of the toward assisting, tho government friends everywhere. He was the Joy to InVest. uch returns are generally appeared before them, coming from the "Holy Coat" wa* placed over tho ! the highway. He held his bunched high nltnr,' but It wai pqt exposed- to Orlando Reporter-Star. Mr,' Clark and the supreme sacrifice that will and pride of his parents' hearts and good, but ever! If oprrated at a lots, handkerchief to hi* feft eye and'there the puhllri gaze for tome tJiree hundred • will also do,some special writing for be necessary for each one to tnako also of his brothc($^and' sitters and the returns in educational and moral was a pretty fierce *cowl on hts face. years afterward. I t wa* kept In 'a *•his sudden death was a.* blow to all value from a moving pictura theatre Relther girl had ever *een him, and the Reporter-Star while here. He Is in order to win tho ^ar. place of the cathedral known only ■A”,-:. of them that) will take them a long with p operly1 chosen fllm*."would be they stood with apples In their hands to a fow, nnd there were many who a well known citizen of pfange coun­ time from which to recover, ty and great booster. ‘ # , to see what errand he had come on. doubted Jls existence. A gutdo book immca.ureablo. , , New Automobile Hearse - A few minutes before this dplsode - -. vja oflBlAwy*:;-. . r . - 1, • • , The "Rob Roy" Quartette to­ The funeral took place .from the ; • n t ^ Sanford is Tovcr behind the pro­ t "The exlstenco of the rejlc t t pi Mr. Belmont had finished smoking his morrow night. Great- Don't miss cession not even a /unerol procession homo yesterday nt 'l l o’clock, 'Rrv. VGcorge A. DoCottcs left Friday dgari Re did not feel tike:walking., : ^* Gregory of the Second Day Advent I oX N bw York. ’ ■ . . hut when the nato came around and n o r visible. The Attendant*'bf the . ,l’ ' V -V and last Saturday the lohg delayed Mr*. Anna M. DeForeat'retugnfd funeral cac arrivod for the enterpris­ church of Pslatk* officiating. In­ the chauffeur said he wo* going to'the church wy It la walled up." All doubts home Friday from Derby, •. Copn., ing firm of T. J. .Miller 4 Son of thla terment was made In Lakoview. M n. Margaretta Martin will re­ village, four miles .ftway,, the Junior, were removed In 1844, when. Archbish­ where the has been1 spending the city. The/urieral car Is one of the The sympathy of *11 goes out to the turn next week to open Comfort partner made up hi* mind fttl at once, op Arnold! .announced a centenary' grief stricken parents and family. summer. • C ottiic. Mn- Martin has spent the that he would go along; arid he took a Jubilee, at which It waa exhibited to s finest that can bj^urned out by the ■ * * 0 past two winters In Orange Park seat In an easy and contented manner. million and a half of ptlgrtma from all . For Rent—A .few hundred'slttlpf* manufacturers .and is of dark gray . Queer Ideas About Snakes. in our High School Auditorium color, is well equipped to negotiate and h^n friends, a re delighted to hear He was enjoyInjt tho scenery and try­ part* of tbe world.-,. The dost la a loose ing to drive the price of fall hat* out garment with wide sfeevee^very aim- . The people of Uruguay have tome "Hob Roy" night, Wednesday. No all the bad and good roads, having queer Ideas arid eupentlttons. One of her return, -r of his mind, when a bird came sailing plo In form, of coarse'mqtertgl^'dark a Cadillac motor and the best of la that. If ono throws a live snake tato ,M Sd .' l , H out of a tree it bis face. That la, he brown In color, probably air the result objection to children. , t 7fvl The m*ny friends of Mr. and Mrs. thought ’ It waa a bird, bat when It of age,-and entirely without seam or workmanship in every detail. The a fire, Jt will stick out Its legs, which Mi»s Juli* Zachary; daughter of Billie Hill are very glad to know struck him In tho left eyo and felt at i: Mr. and Mrs. W ./A . Zachary of new car must have cost the owners a It keeps, concealed .under Its scale* that Mr.'HU! ia doing so well. 'He his feet, ho saw It 'was an apple—noft decoratl6n. t: This Idea probably arose from .the pretty sum of money but it is needed Starke but formerly cf this county here and Frank Miller, the hustling ocales sticking outward as the-snake was operated on for appendicitis a yellow hnrvcst applo good to cat at MESSAGES FLOAT FOR YEARS. waj operated updn for appendicitis' any hour of the day, but a dried-up^ felt the beat. Another. Idea Is that for last Thursday. « .>•] * * *. green specimen, It was ootid, (hough, at Orlando l§st~Satiirday and Is now manager of the firm believes in keep: every snake one kills daring Boater United -fttats* Hydrographlo Office Mr*. Gideon Deane of Orlando Is out of danger. Dr. Christ performed Ing abreast of tlft times In every- oreelu'one Is let off a year-ln purgeand ho felt that eye swelling In low Telit of Finding of Bottle Bet ,thc guest of her parents,' Mr. and thing. than.ft minute. It had been deliber­ ' the operation at his hospital. <oty." ' t ~. . > Adrift In W14. Mrs. IVilllsm Botharaly bn Park av­ ately "thrown at him.’ ' Fun,. frolic, sunshine and aolid enue, Mr. -Belmont wanted to Jtnftw who \ Beverti^ln*lancet of message* In «nse, featured by the "Rob Roy" Becking dlolh for Wall Paper. . t t-thad .thrown that apple, and’the whys bottle*‘ having floated about the PuReword Offered Hlt'i School Auditorium.’tills W*dIn hanging chetscdoth or muslin X. R. Hayden haa returned from a nnd wherefore of It. Ho leaped from dfle for year* before being recovered; Five dollars ($6) rew ardQ Kred for backing on which to hang wall pa­ • neadsy 8 p. m. the auto an^ penetrated some bushes, haVe bften announced by the. United' two weeks trip to' Missouri. and lo, he stood before two good-look­ 8t*te* hydrographic’office." All sehool books will be found, » t ' And no questions asked, formny in­ per, wrlnVles will be prevented If yon t t r V® Mobley's drug itqre. Alio full,Jlne formation leading to the recovery of first wet the cloth with clear water . Mr. and Mra. S. J. Carnes ore the ing young ladles, where he had ex­ ..A^ bouie waa w t adrift by JCapL 8. old. fashioned china and cut.glass, and when dry site It with aludl water, pected to find a farmhand or two or Nngo hue of the Tamba Mini, Japan­ of school supplies. t^ken. from A'bernathy’a old itore, one pound to the pnIL—Popular Sci­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Srilder three bad boya. Ho waa expected to Prayer meetings at 7 Wednesday, irner JFifst and Palmetto streets, ence Monthly. ir^ Chsttanoogo. They, will return any /something, and, after recovering ese, August 17, 1015, 000 mile* east nfc waa recovered May 15 loot " ‘sht, bo that every one may enjoy, ■ I , "■ next week. "tm from bis surprise, he atammered put: Kamchatka, rly In the summer,. Description of near Moellpe,’ Waeh. Another bottle, the "Rob Roy-" -- ■ ^ ^ toys” a kt,8- o'clock, “Some—some one threw an apple, w t adrift In' December, 1014, off Cap* Achievement. Il.i jrtlcles Ukjn cah ’be had. Addreea " The masquerade coetur Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Germaine of and U hit me la the eyelN And, having once decided to achieve U ," care Herald. Oorrientea. Mex., wa* found February. a certain took; achieve It-at all costs Miami are registered at Hotel Carnes “Tea, we were throwing apples." re­ 22 last 240 mlleo-north of Christmas. strived a t’the French 8hojt of tcdJam and distance. The gain In Mr. Gormalno represents, the Bur- plied Mias Ruth, who stooi^ nearest Island, In tb* latitude of the Hawaiian De *ure to see th e . R, REPORTER-STAR HERE' him. "I threw one with all my might. Islands.-’ ■" . aolf-confldence of having accomplished rough’s Adding Mschifte. V \ .... Quartette at the High Scti It missed the tree and atruckjiut, and a tiresome labor la. Immense.—Arnold A third bottle, tossed" from thn l t > np*<lay night. . • • • I am very, very *0117 ."* O flnd o Dally Will (fame (o 8an- Bennett Joe Wells, the gsnltl clerk at schboner W. H. Mareten by Capt. W. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cole'mUn h; "But he shouldn’t havfcbeen pawing Wann February 14, 1015, 2,040 mlleo’ | r<- ford Every Aflernoon Philips’ pharmacy I^Jt today for a I8fl Just a t that moment." protested the east of Chllo and 000 mile* south of; "turned from their wedding tour to Economy In Drees. visit to St. Petersburg. I •( The Reporter-Star of Orlando has other girl, la rather Impudent tonee. -Various-points in South'Carolina. . People wbo dress well on moderate Easter Island, wa* picked ,up January added another stunt to their- credit ; . . l i t "Perbapft not," wld Mr. Belmont, ba­ 21 last four mlleo south of Wanganui The dHgh^ School -lie the placed And; will1attem pt to* cover the .daily nmans never mitke the mistake of hav­ ng a little Indignant."* • Wednesday night ta tha date. 1Eight afternoon field, here by putting, on a ing too many garments at one time. It --Mrs: E. B, Schilleter and Mbs "Oh. ye*, you ibould," tnswered Island, New Zealand. j « clock is the time and the Rob Roy motor cycle gun from Orlando and le better to take good care of ‘one's Fletcher from Lake Golden were Mlw Ruth.- "Too had a right tm the belongings, brushing, denning and visitors’In Sanford Motfday. Quartette will entertain you with having the .'d a ily - Reporter-Star, mending road, of coursf. I am afraid 4re w.er« when -necessary and then re­ Ths Indispensable Lemen. f f t Scotch music. • m l * - v brought to Sanford every afternoon plenishing them with new a* needed. very careless. Won’t you coins end Mr. A. H. Levy of Hew York was "Frulta may come and fruits may the eye treated!" • Public Stenographer — Room 8, at five o'cjock, also covering the vari­ • • * go, but the lemoD keeps on forever,"’** the guest of Mr. and Mra. Wilmott have ’"I thank you, but—but—" C«r,.er Woodruff Bldy.,'Phone 871. ous towns betweep Sanford and Or­ someone hss remarked. We may do Forestalling • "Touch." . . . Saturday. And Mr. Belmont got'out of the ,llx wttbout patches nnd subsist without Fowcll. , . 8-tf lando. The Reporter-Star will'have Employer—"Do you .nave any of " t t t •* by walking back to the road and oak, ?*'* I!r<s»icro. Twins who are pilots press dtspat^hae and good, live’ mat­ yonr* salary,.-Jimmie?" Office Boy— Mr. and Mra. E. H. Smith, for­ lag the chauffeur to take him back to strawberries, but lemons are indlepen* C the Orlsndo Reporter-Star Into ter from all.of the various towns and “Y4a, sir, but 1 never lend money to merly of Pensacola hsye moved.-to tya friend'*, house, where he' found sable to our health and happiness nnd the ginry of our ruIslnwL—Exchange. , , * V— Sanford and are llvjpg-on Richmond *rtaler fields were In .the d ty l i l t expects to have a special correspond- aobody." avenue, ------- ---- — - ■■ m ■ • ■■ - - , T -* # l( m I t t ■r . REGAL Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. r. HOME OfF H A R T 8 CHAFFNER ft M A R X CLOTHE*. . -• s * •. Mr. end-M rs. E. -M. - Howard of Ocala spent a few day* la Sanford last week. "T h ey left Saturday‘for Auburndale where they ownja large grove.- , • ‘ ’ • > t m Mra. Paul Keely rreturned last week, from Omaha and.St. Louis. i - -lit <ib ‘ l - l 1 8,iM Mr. Roswell King of Ann Arbor, iclr.# • was . In* Sanford look week inking hand* withhold friends.. Mr. r A beautiful Assortment embracing tbe Latest Shaped and Colors in Trimmed ■ and Untrimmed H ats. :: :: :: :: ■ KTi'l �I F AMERICA LOSES THIS WAR, YOU WILL PAY—and you may be forced to pay, not only in money, but in blood, in desolation, in desecrated homes. You and your families, your babes, your aged parents, may all be forced to pay. / 1 * . , . . . • 1 i - ■ * , ’ * * . ■ - • * - . " I . • * . . , If France and England should be.conquered by the Prussian hordes, if Britian’s fleet should be destroyed, if Canada should be crushed—-if th is should be accom plished, do you realize how easy it would be for Germany to la n d her soldiers^ her giant guns and all the paraphernalia o f her frigh tfu l.figh tin g machine on Canadian soil to invade the Lnited States and make us pay. .. Your own im agination, based on w hat Germany has done to-F rance and Belgium , can picture all the rest. • - '? • •. v ' - " * . *7 .» - . • * * _ . | _^ . . _ , 4 • It’s time you people in Sanford and Central Florida awaken up. You are not safe by any means. England and France have fought our buttles so far-—the E nglish .and .French have: placed their bodies betw een the enemy and u s---h ave died for the cause that is* our. cause. B ut -England and France are fearfully weakened. They may be beaten. And if th ey should be,'this war, instead o f being across the. We Can Give T H E Y N E E D IT* NOW. They need it not merely for themselves, but in order, that they may. continue to PRO TECT U S.. T h e y need every ship th a t we can build. They need every dollar we can loan them. • They nged every SO LDIER, EVERY SHELL, EVERY RIFLE A N D EVERY B IG GUN T H A T WE CAN SE N D ACROSS. And dll these things take m oney—rtiillions and billions of dollars—a huge stim in th e total but very little for each of us, if everybody does his share. -m if * l *" I t doesn't ask you to sacrifice ONE PEN N Y . It merely asks you to L E N D it what money you can spare, paying you good interest ft)r it, and giving you .United States Government Bonds as security^ backed by all the-re­ sources, all the wealth, all the farms and factories and industrial institutions of th is nation— the richest nation in the world. 1 / If,y o u want your home to be safe, if you want your property and money to be safe, if you want your children to be secure, if you want your mother and wife and sisters to be protected— if you DO N 'T want the United States to SUFP E R . the H O R R O R S''TH A T GERM ANY HAS FORCED ON BEL­ GIUM A N D PR ANCE— then • • V I hereby subscribe for $ ‘. •* worth of This apace Is paid for by FIRST NATIONAL BANK --PEOPLES RANK SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK so that every reader ,of this paper may realize .the impor, ; tarice of buying Liberty Bonds at onjpe. . Fill out thU. coupon now and tiring it to ynnr bank with your first payment Liberty Loan Issue of 1917. Enclosed find checkToi* first payment of $. —N am g fc - T jn - Address, �October. TUB fUNTOBD B B U & r. ‘ * .* be considered exorbitant If it served the purpose, and •ADE8EVEM • ■ • ■ l U s rradltera a l U s Aaalrtev f a ' aaeordim * with law, hbd all of tba eradltera .of. U a said A**t(ksr .vtU U ka ao tlra, aad a s are feqeLred to tie w ttk f a r wUMs a l« y • K If a««h cradltsr raaldas In Ik s a ta ts of n o rfd a ,.a a d wft>la four m a n th a lf whhou U s sla ts sf Florida, lim a U s d a te b«r«g sworn atats manta of tkafr ssraraJ claims • tb s said A stlrnor, * * ; ■ - - . D ated Octobar fnd, 1»1T. VANcfe B, DQUOI.ASS, ' _ Aaslsnaa Aforesaid. . Celery CHy Aerie No. 11H t Meeting every 2nd and 4th T um4 mt night a t 6 o'clock. Eagle Borne, OakAwaL Via!ting Brother! Welcome • E. E. Hogan : C. C. Woodruff' *.. Worthy President Secretary 2 B, P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet lint and third Wednesday nlgkfc at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. P. 8. Frank O. L. Taylor Secretary # Exaltad R uler Il-Toes-Ste troyed on the fields of France. • There are no two ways about it. THE GERMAN ARMY WJLL BE DESTROYED ON TH E FIELDS OF FRANCE, if our aojdein are furnished wKb the necessary food and ammunition with which to dl it. If the food and ammunition are not forthcoming, our army will fail. If it fail* we wili then be at the ra^rey- of Germany, a mercy of gpeh horrible- character, of such^ devilish ingenuity, as to 'b e beyond the pov?or of humsn speech to describe.' If it- wins the woHd will be made safe for all the y ean .to come... THE GERMAN A R M t WIJ.L BE ‘ DESTROYED O N ^T H E FIELDS OF FRANCE, and our ptfnie as a whole must furnish thVfupds with which to dwlft Tho money can riot beobtalned otherwise; our army cannot succeed otherwise/ Each person In this broad land must.do* his p.Wn-DUTY in tho National, defense.* not wait'for sojneono che-to per­ form that duty fotthim.-o If you cannot fight you must buy a LIBERTY BOND some way. Some way.;* Tho question to decide is not, "Can I afford to buy a Bondi" The, question to decide is "Can I afford NOT This.apace donated by R. J. HOtLY AND W. M. HAYNBS In'tAwIntercst of The Liberty Loan. Conserve Space. For'houses of limited room a com­ bined kitchen sink ami bathtub -hat been invented, the former ~ being mounted oo top of a cabinet that la moved out of the way when tho IAt* To Thoae People of Sanford Who Feel-They Cannot Afford Io Day a ter Is used, the same, faucet* and out* Liberty Bond( 1 Vet serving bo'fi. You have considered the matter carefully and have concluded that you cannot afford-to buy a Liberty Bond, and thus not only save a small Man’s Mind Like a Garden. part of your income for a future rainy day, but also aid your Government A man’s mind nmy. be likened to jn its hour of neod and peril, ' a 'garden which may. be Intelligently You haVb-come to this decision because you think thero is not enough cultivated or nllowed to run wild; but cultivated or neglected, U margin between your incomo and your out go to-justify this advancement. whether must, and ./ill, bring forth. If no You think as nearly -all of us think, that ^ou do not receive compensation useful Be i arc put*' in, then an commenauarto with whattyou really cam. You think, an nearly all-of un abundnuco of useless weed seeds will think that ydur expenses arc far in excess of thc-vnlue of what you buyr fall therein nnd will continuo to pro­ , . * * Aftfr all,- you- know^that is really not the point. We pan nearly1all duce their kind.—James Allen. afford to expend money in extreme emergencies, which, at first blush Hardwoods of North America. would seem impossible. For instance, w e»would, any of uk would, More valuable hardwoods are found manage to save and scrimp Fifty Dolinrs' some way to save our homi* if In North America tlinn nre native to it were In imraimnent danger of destruction by fir*. We would do |t to nny other region of similar area In tlu* preserve tho life of one of the family, dangerously threatened with fatal .temperate zones, in addition to these disease. We would do it to. jirevent the loss by one»of our children of his the great rouge In minimum tempefnhands or feet, his eyes1or speech. Tho sacrifice involved in any of. these lures, ranging from Cnnnda down to Florida and tho wonderful Pacific coast, also allow us to grow a greater rnngo fi7 foreign hardwoods than may be found introduced to nny other simi­ lar nren In tiny zone. &axy p r a c t i c a l ] 7 (ome Dressflatting^ Js/sons j Marriage Custom of Swias. Jn some pur{s of Switzerland tho 'maid of hon>r removes tho bridal breath at tho church dooV and lights It with a ’taper, *the bride In the mean­ while kneeling before the burning em­ blem of her mnldbnhood nnd sqylug a fprttml Invocation for bleeslng on hermnrrfcd life, nnd'It Is held to. bo a Tery fortunhte omen If tho llowcra flora UP nnd burn quickly. ___• Prepared Specially for This Newspaper. By Pictorial Review For the Properly Dressed Miss, head. It is trimmed with taffeta! Idleness;' MIiUcilc(w la flic badge of gentry nnd tho tmne of body and mind, the nurse of naughtiness, the stepmother of dis­ cipline; tho chief author of all mis­ chief, one of. the seven deadly alns, the cushion upon which the devil chl?fiy reposes.1 -Robert Rurton. One of the ways of solving the problem of properly dressing the growing girl Is illustrated in this dress of dark red nunivciling. No lin­ ing is required for tho design, which Is made to 1be 1slipped on over (he head and ‘adjusted with tho minimum amount of trouble. Tho . front And He find No Idea. back are in imnel stylo and tho openPatient’s Wife—“Do you think my nock is finished with a collar' of red taffeta, while the cuffs match tho col- husband can aland nn operation?" Doctor (absently*)—“My dear madam » To reproduce the model for a girl you know Ids financial affairs, hcttei of eight years requires 3% yards 30- than I do."—Puck. inch chaHi.s, with H yard of silk for the. trimming. The homo dressmaker readily secs how easy it Is to cut and make the dress wjth .the aid of the LEGAL ADVERTISING cutting and construction guides. First, take the material and fold it la half on tho sewing table. Place the baek, NOTICE to C, s aranurei snu wm-, collar and. front/ marked with triple PnVkhur.t, nnd to oil parties Claiming ’'TTT" perforations on the length­ an interest either as heirs devisees or wise fold, The aide front, cuff, aide otherwise, and to any •arid all. other baek, bolt, lap and alccvoare laid on parties c alming an interest In and to the fallowing described real estate, sit­ a lengthwise thread of material. uated, lying and being In the city of The^beit may he laid on either a Sanford, county of Seminole, state of lengthwise or- crosswise fold, of the S « u « » a a f C k ap lft 4ISS. Laws t f f la r alvaa Ib at C. W, Entaa>In(»f, purrture.r of T aa C w t l l o U No. SSI, d»l»d tho f tb day io _____ f July, Arf D. 1897 baa m»d bald ----- --------------; rorilSratoj la la my offlr*. a a d baa l— m ailf -appllratloa rr~ fo r t a x . d M d to Uaua __ Bald rartlflratB la arroritaaeo with law. drecrlb*d prop arty am hratos tb s faillowlpf f ■Itbatod la *8«alilaala r o o m y , Florida, to* wilt N t f of N»< of 8 H of N k ) f of N W W . S*«. 1 9 ,-To. «0 I o ld land M a g ■ lu u a a ra of-aueb Taa C rrtlflratr No. SSI, of J u ly , A. D. l»O t, baa tlflcuta la- m y-ofllto, and h o tlo a for t o i dr*d .to laano la dth law. Bald crrtlBcato am* fallowlag -dnrrlbod property Sataiaela rount y, Florida, to . H of N H of NEW of NW If Sac SS . | f Bart. 1 trrM .. Tho o l d .araard at th* d a ta -a f-tb a UaarrrllB rato In Ure a a a o o | Wm. Ilao T aa C o t m r . t r No. S14, th day of -Novambar, A. D. <1 aald crrtlB ra la la a y oflleo io application for ta a deed to Modern Woodmen of America evenings^. 1. In M. W. A. Hall C. E; McDonald Consul Loyal Order oT Moose Sanford Lodge No. IS 10 meets In H al Stone A Grove Building Second an d ourth Mondays in Month atY&O. - BUSINESS CARDS d bring aw roaod-at tho data of kf ru th r aftlS rata In tbb namo N, Stone",, widow sole surviving trustee One lick Card a WIU'Bo PttBUUtSfi UfU ~ i«L X »h i b $ m AtJOn.Rhlt.Qf.17^ Rebecca married, Hoarce. M. Dobbins .and the Hank 6f-Commerce and Trust Com­ pany, a corporation doing busineas in the state of California, trustees of. the estate of Charles G.- Gove, deceased, vs.* E. C. Parkhuret and Sailic Parkhurat, wife of E. C. Parkhuret, and th unknown heirs, devisees, grantees or other claimants under the said E. C. Parkhuret and Salllo Parkhuret,-and nil parties claiming an. interest in-and io Lot 5, Block 8, Tier- 7. and1Lota 4 and 6 Block 9, Tier 8. of the city of Sanford. Flo ida, according to E. R. Tmffora’s map. of Sanford, Fla.,’ as per plat thereof duly recorded in Plat Rook "B," Pago 111 of tho public records of Orange county, of which the county of Seminole was formerly a part, which said pint -has since the creuli n of Seminole county been duly transcribed and is now* a part, cl thopubllc records .of Seminole county Florida, di fondants; tlint tho residence of the defendants, E. C. Parkhuret nnd Salle Parkhuret nre pnknown, nnd that there is no person n the state of Flor­ ida the service of-n sulmocnn upon whom would hind the defe dnnts. or eithtr (if them; that it {s the beli l of i flinnt that both of the defendants nre over the ngo of twnty-onc years, and it' further nmifuring from aald bill of compluint that there • are other parties claiming ah nlercat under'the nnd E. C.. Parkhuret hr Sallle Parkhuret, fitter os heirs, devisees or grantees, and that there are other claimants whose names are unknown who clnim Mime right, tiUo-nnd Interest in and to the property involved in this suit as hereinabove described. Therefore, you, E. C. Parkhuret pnd Sallie Parkhuret and the unknown heirs, devisees and g antees of the said E. C; Parkhuret and Sallie Parkhur/t, and all other parties claimin: any right, title or interest in and to the land herein­ above described are hereby ordered th appear to the bill of complaint filed in this causl* on or l>cfore Monday, the 4th day .of Feb irflTy, 1918, tho same being a rule day of Oils court, and it ii further ordered that this ndtice i*e published for tweift consecutive weeks in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Seminole county, Ilorida. . Witness my hand and the seal of tho Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the state of Florida, in and for Seminole county, on this tho 20th day of October, 1917. (ical) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Circuit Court of Scvrnth Judicial Circuit in qnd for Sem­ inole County, Florida. A. DcCpttcs Solicitor- nnd of Counsel for Com plainant. I6-Tura-]3tc The Like Breeze Council No. I I d e ale r Order United American Mechanics ' Meets every Wednesday at 7:J0 P . M„ in the City Hall. YUtlng b rot bee* are wolcome. C. H. Smith, Ree. Bee. Wilson & Honsbolder 4 SANFORD LODGES LAWYERS 4 Florid* Sanford, Sanford Lodge No 82, F. add A. M. Communication every first and third hursdays at 7:00. visiting brethren elcome. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR At. LAW . L. Taylpr ’ 0. J Miller Secretary ■ W. M Practice In State and Federal Courts Monroe L-naptcr No. IS, It. A. M Garner-Woodruff Dldg Sanford Fla Meets overy second and fourth Th day in Masonic Hall over tho Imp( Thentre. Visiting companions welco 0. L. Taylor . C, J. Humph GEO. A. DECOTTES L AWYE R fill IT S, COUUT HOUSE 'Phones 143r339-w HENRY McLAULIN JE W E L E R M Y SPEC IA LT IES PICKARD’H HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER • • at ROGERS' PLATED WARE n M. W. A; Hall,' PicoJBIock. ELGIN AND WALTHAM. WATCHK8 ting brothera cordlllly,Invited L. F. Roper J. •W. 0. Singletary R. Sec.** , t Gate City Camp No. $, W. O. W Meets second, and fourth Wednesday nights In each month. • . • Plum bing and F, L. Miller J. F. Hoolehan . Olerk ‘ Council Commando' G as Fitting 1 nlted Brotherhood of CAfpentere and Joiners of America All Work Receives M y Person* ’»Attention And Beat Efforts Opposite a ty Hall . Telephoaa Ne 2 S la C a u l t l ik B T o iU tr tia lw li Caaaljr. NUI* af Florida In ra Kttkla at Tb*a<li>ra Hetaal • . • To all Craditora. U i a l t n , D htrlbutare and all l'araana kI arief Clalma or Damandi acalnt w alM ikt, You, and taeh ol you. nro hrrtby notllled and ragulrrd la prtoanl aay claim, and damanda whleh you, or allbar ol you, may Kata asnlmt th a ratals ot Theodora Krbaal drrraaed. lata of Hamlncla County, Florida, to tba undrrdcnad EsccutrU ot Mid c a u ta , witbln tv a y cn ra Prom tba data barrof. _ Oared Octobrr l&tb. A. O., 1917, - MAIIY A. SC11AAL. IS -T u n -tte % Ksaeutrls. .The dress Is trimmed with smock­ ing, which appears on cach.aide of tbs front and the collar and cuffs may be One-piece frock of dork red anna* o f contrasting material, If desired. / veiling made to ba slipped oa over the flip w a w s tm t un. which said plat has since the creation of Seminole county been duly trans­ cribed and is now a part of the public records dT Seminole county,: Florida. It appearing from the sworn bill of complaint filed In the case of Martha Window Flags, for window or wind-shield, made ot peper, size <5x10 inches, each • • . -* ... - r ffc ' la C aart af ib a . Caaaly S ad,a. flamlaala Canafy, H t.re af n . r U s * la Re Batata of , TeIla l7 .C re £ tw v 'tS a l* * * . Dlstrlbutaaa sad Give clear, perma­ n en t copies. W ill not smut, dry out, or fill the type. S ta r B ra n d Non-FiDiiig T y p c w rite r Rib- guaranteed to give 75,000 impres^ions ofthelettersaa’‘ or out clogging so as to showon the paper, . . 1 • SANFORD, rLORlDA < » •ae _ i ' ’ Id aatatwu within two yisra fraw tba data Oak Avenne Between 3rd and 4th St ”*“l • *;**.?£ fu' AdmlaUtrator. &M nu OFFICE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT 4-Taaa.SU . PHONE 148 N O TIC E o r A8RIQNMXNT Ta An w ham I t May Coaearnt , Taka nollca th a t 1 hava barn a* alcnaa by 0 . W. Hardm an, asalyu dtad canvaylas all tba prapatty, b ■ad paraaaal at th a a a d t n t t w f , baaadt .a t th a rra d lle ri of said whl«b da*4 provldta fur aa aqua) i U aa el th e aaata a n a a g tu ck ared w a w t s e w 1U th atr reapaattva dew e m » 4 » » 4 4 m 4 W e » e 9 » 9 » 9 » U S 4>» M »» I M M M d » W H JlffifflANT TAILORyCLEANER,DYERANDREPAIRER Ranlfprwsteam n J ___ , PHONE l i i * Flag stickers 1 1-4x3-4 inches. Put them on your toT-% lar, your belt or your hat band: Use them on your stationery. Envelope containing 10 for - - 5c I .;___ o , ___ I THE HEEALD PRINTIN<3.COMPANY . £■ . n ___________________ m ku U Join Our Gei Vilel 42.00 P e r Monlb. 118.00 UPWARD ClBb. ‘ � 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, October 23, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 23, 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>, October 23, 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/1c4f2029c19d82f7cf8dd9fa9a1971b6.pdf 91cf3dd051aa42d118116ee868975475 PDF Text Text - .jCSfofPrfl 'HE HEART OF TJ- M F1QV. r ’■- 1 M M AY . A k lh l .TE&1 »' \ ♦fW fA T ji * ‘■‘ ' *■" ’* gV- SEMI - .: - i) , ~*A *'■; '-V - IN SANFORD—UN 7- Wo,th Lhing VOLUME IX in ***SEk**' . FOR BONDS rr/* *<Sis«?riv5 ____ / NUM BER-It' SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, OCTOBfcB 2«. I»17 ‘ ». ■ f f .-'ii a: ONLY YELLOW BLOODED MEN. AGAINST OUR PARTICIPATION . V-tP-W Atlanta, Ga., Oct.* 24.—Germany’s justification for war with/Germany, efforts to keep American ships off the then yellow blood flows in his veins high aeas-through her ruthless sub­ —he hasn't any red blood.In' him.” marine warfare was *a direct blow ' Air. AIcAdoo denounced those In­ for one week It will be. for one month ainftod at the prosperity of Amorican dividuals -who would make peace open war on the government if the Men and Women of Nation E stim ated T o d a y T h a t ' S a n ­ thus giving every one a chance to farina and American bujsincss men, with' the kaiser's government and prince were reinstated aa chancellor. Asked to Assist said Secretary AIcAdoo In his liberty the alleged peace societies In this It ia aaid that Michaelia waa not .. • , ford y . i l l T o p ' H u n d r e d "como clean/’ country. ’ ’The latter are merely day address here today. even considered three hours before , Mayor Daviaon has issued the fol­ T h o u sa n d In tho Fdod Conservation Pledge * •• After reminding his bearers that German wolvea masqucradlng-in the his, appointment was made. lowing proclamation regarding the Card Enrollment Campaign;*Oct.28 L Prince von Buelow again is ‘ being . Ssni.rd’s respohte -to* the request campaign that ihould be heeded by America went to war In 1812 to vin­ hides of American traitors," he said, to Nov. 4th, next, both the men and . . * dicate her 'rights to the freedom of ".while some of the former* ere de­ advocated strongly fot the chancel­ , of the government to buy bonds baa the people:^ women of the nation are asked by the seas and had atcadfuatly main­ luded and the others are'In tho pay lorship by the conservatives. So­ bean anawered like unto all aucb re­ To the Citlgens of Sanford: . . tained it since then, lie •continued: of the kaiser/'. cialists, through the party news aer- our government to show their loyal-' • quests for th'o patriotic apirit that ’ SSI viea-announca .that if tha - emperor. ty by signing the pledge y r d e . ^ i -.»he_ requw^ ff^ ^ Wom, ^ J ^ ^ ^ J h a U l g h t . a a . c asentiaiAa TL«-»ecreUry—wbo-haa-eompUt -^predominates- in . this .city. -And each man and eacn woman • * lub I hereby proclaim the month America’s life, and security? It la n tour through the west and south­ asks the opinion o( tho- feichsiag of Seminole county—In fact each .in­ It Is estimated today that Sanford Club m i huy mwah i mom .than nna him •! -Da«eAaa.a7th la Ns»ereh o B7»h because we. have produced more west in the interest of the liberty parties they will not heaitato'to tci dividual who has passed- hb six­ • a* a I_.... m* worth nrnet k nf i dred thousand dollars’ of 4ia the Clean-Up Month for Sanford and than we can consume a r homer and loaTT bond luuo laid" hla* trip^natf him their unfavorable opinion^ of-von teenth birthday Is expected to sign ' . . . •econd' Liberty Loan bonds. urge and request ail public spirited the very prosperity of our people, convinced him that America is,awske Buelow. the household pledge cards presented. thpir very life* in-fact, depends upon to the fact that this country ir wag­ Th^campalgn has* not been waged citizens of this city to clean up and this coming week. No member over their' ability to sell that surplus at ing a war for self preservation and Smashing against the German sixteen years of ago of any .family in to strenuously but the peoplo have brighten up_ their residences^ yards, all times in the open markets of the knows that when the struggle,;(s' car­ not,-needed much urging and’ havo lirctnisos, lawns, parkways, etc. In lines on a-aix mile front' northeast of Seminple county U free from obliga­ world/’ * ried to a successful conclusion - the Solsaona tho French have made Im­ tion in thb matter. tome across with the apirit that will this clean up month the ladies of tho "The German emperor had been liberty of tho.. United States will portant gains from the German win the war. Under the able leader­ city will piny their part,, and they It makes no* dlfferenco if any in­ led by disloyal people in this country novfr he imperilled again. c{own prince. Tho sudden blow also ship of Forest Lake as chairman and and all tho citizcju can he assured of dividual signed such a card ‘ Iasi to bollove that America never would In describing tho Liberty, Bond hrought'the French more than 7,600 •with the” assistance cf all the bank the assistance of the city officials and spring or tt\is fall in the schools. H f fight,” the sperotary continued, "and the United States is selling, ho sold prisoners and 25 heavy and field and the people generally the bonds it Is hoped that all will take part in is expected to ALSO sign the NEW guaranteeing the Interest nn pieces. Gen. Retain completed nn -« hive been sold here in greater pro­ this clean up campaign and make that any transgression .of our rights it pledge cards. portion than many other cltica.thc the city , brighter and better and. would "tail met' simply by protests. principle with hot manhood. “ But important step towards; Laon, fjie Neither docs .|t matter -if anyone . population being considered. * • cleaner than it has ever been be­ y "Had America submitted and kept Amerira cannot assure her soldier* southern extremity of tho Hindcnis singing a church card. These are’ her ships oil tho spa,” Mr. AIcAdoo of (heir principle—their lives. ' The burg line, and an important'railroad ' .. ’ The figures gleaned to'day are a fore. distinct even if not very diftorfent; said, "the German emperor by one soldier dots not ask the government center which lies ten miles northeast fUghcd: • J. D. Davison, source of satisfaction and pride to not* tho same tiling, although for tho' stroke of his pen would have wreak­ to guarantee him sofoty,” said Mr. of Chavignon, where tho French ad­ . ‘ Mayor. ' every citizen and when the-figures •i'lY&YS ed moro destruction in American fac­ M cAdoo.. "He expects to die. if vance. nttnlncU ita greatest dopth— same general purpose. The ministers of Seminole county are tabulated it aro helping in the household pledge . tories, business houses and on Amer­ necessary, but ho has a right to hsk two and one-fifth miles.' The htightr will be found that in this section cf ■On Their Wedding Trip card campaign os well. Florida the patriotic people can he . Mr. and Mrs. Goode Gucrry were ican farm* and on American people the civilian popu.rition to do -tills dominating PargnjkF'ilain, nt_ the Therefore, Seminole county resi­ ■O found rallying ropnd tho flag at nil in the city ypstcrdny on their way. to over this land than .ho could have much for hint—t o 'arm him with the extreme right were seized and French dents are requested to sign BOTH accomplished witji all the armies and heal gun that American money and guns ca*n now hatter the Ccrmans on •times and tver ready and willing’ to Minmi'by auto,. They were married navies of the German'empire. American. ingenuity enn devise, a the hills on tho opposite side of the household and church food pledge do their bit.' 1 . at. their homo ;In'Leesburg Wednes­ cards. \ After telling what stoppnge of •guiri that'will shoot faster and fur- Aflette river fro, Chavignon. Kiti mates from tho country at day and ejpv'ct to'take their wedding Amcricun sea commerce would havo|ther Ilian any gun yet made, and No one will be asked to do any-» srge show today that the flve'bll-. trip in the automobile. . Airs. Gucrry meant in loss to cotton growers if.! give him tho best bayonet thnt can thing which is wrong. • , In one of tho redoubts captured hy lion mark will he rcachpd and may was Miss Gaines, daughter of Judge the south and of Germany*!! efforts lie forged by America’s skill and . No otic will he naked to sign any­ tho British Monday, northeast of be passed as more than that figure Gaines of Leesburg and one of Lake to involve tho United ‘ States with brawn. . thing which would hind him o r her Ypres, according to reliable informa­ U thought to' bie* in the hinds now county’s fairest daughters. . Goode Japan and Mexico with the Zimmer­ to any apccific disagrccablo duty*. ."It is the only ennnee ho has for v.ia and ere night brings it-to a close to­ Gucrry is editor of the Howcy Trib­ man note, the tccretary turned to hb life. That is all we can' do for tion, ^British troops found a Gorman 1 . Signing 'these plcdgo cards does officor who hnd bcen.oXocuted hy his morrow’ the bonds-wHl-bapYer_autte. une,. secretary of the Publishers’ ruthless warfare. , him. Isn't he entitled to it?” own soldiers.- His hands hnd been NOT make anyone liable to mllitaiy Auxiliary, secretary treasurer of tho scribed. ’ 4. .] '> "Some man has said, or is alleged . The 15,000,000,000 raized'through bound behind him and -he hnd been or hospital duly. They aro'ilraply . The greatest enthusiasm prevails Howey Land Co., cdptnjii of tho to give expreeaipn-to loyalty to our to' havp said that America had no tho second liberty loan will be.do- shot. . • , . ' * .' government and to help win tho w a r .': all over America today and the feel­ Lake.County Guards and oijo of the cause to go, to war,” said the.aecrc- voted chiefly to this, the secretary ing is prevalent that now is tho tjmo most ppular newspaper men in the Many .tulfs ore golng-tho rounds •Our allies and our enemies, b oth ,, tary. ."If there he an American or said iq d u r in g , and-"we'slitiil end* umnng'thp British, soldiers indicating •know exactly -how. each'^nctfvidupi to go in and win the war with met}', state. The account of their'wedding, thj*,.thing ’ fqrevcr, and ^America’s any other man in thlajand, whether much dissatisfaction am ong the va­ stands in their countries. America . money and ammunition. ' appears elsewhere in this issue. he is an American or not, knowing liberties will neVur bo imperilled • ” rious bodies of German troops. Very must not he behind in this matter. . .' • Following are the names of those tho record, says we did not have again. Oviedo Minister Died In Aflanfs often soldiers charged with desertion Let us show both allies and enomies , who have subscribed since Tuesday: Atlants, .Go., Oct. 20 . t- R cv. Dr. and other violations of inilitury law that America Is their equal In Food Mrs. K. L. Peck, P. E. Rounlllst, Robert L. Honjkcr, a Afethodlst escapo with alight punishment. Conservation. • . ' •_ . **'. 'J. II. Beck, II. C. DuBosc, Rebecca preacher, 70 years old, of 18 Capitol According to German soldiers this Stevens, W .' K. Tillla, Mnr. Inc* Ouz-coVernmcnt dots not Intend • Place, died Tuesday mbrning. ot a is Something new for Prussian mili­ Thresher, Mrs/ Camilla Pulestoh, to confiscata any household supplies private' sanitarium. • Ho is survived tarism. •• . . Kiddie llurdick,' F. W. Ta|bot, P; A. hut -our g6 vcrnmont must have a by his wife, two sons, Dr. «A. R. and r- . . Stone, Louis Fleaacher, Mrs. Eflic food-pledge record in order to be Charira D. Honikcrf ono daughter, Sugar Will Como Down ri Mcl.ucas, J. J. Dickinson, F. L. able to know FOOD WILL NOT BE: • - ; Miss Mary Licla Honiker, and one Washington, Oct.. 24’. —Two hun­ WASTED. Green, S. F. Doadney, A. M.. AIc. sister, Miss Kato Honikeft dred million pounds, of- Louisiana Danirl, *T. fc. Carlson, T. Keane, Air. Braxton Boacham, our Florida Dr,. Ifcnlker was a prominent sugar cano was contracted for here Federal Food Commissioner, and Mr. ** Edw. Delta, C. F. Brannon, .Mrs. H. minister in this c ity / Ills pastorato todayc by the American Sugar Re­ C. A. Tutwller, •Florida' Director of ■’ B. Stevens, Mary II. Squires, D. L^ was In Oviedo, Fla., for a number of fining Company and will 'begin mov­ Publicity have. Issued a chlllenga to •Thrasher, J. M.-Gallagher, E. L. years and was well known hero. He ing northward next week to relievo all other states of the Union, de­ Brady, IIfirry Ward,-AI. Fleischer, ■■.•720 was a pastor in-Atlanta for a.'num- Celery And {.ettucc Crops Spoke Up In G erm any th*e serious shortage* of the eastern claring that Florida will sign and % * Mrs, It. M-. Grovrnstein, Allen Seed heF of years, but last year ho was . ' ' ' *' ' send In moro food pledgo cards next Co., A. It, Wallace, Mre. M. Mid­ Presages Coming , states. * Are Looking • tyinsfcrrcd to Florida. He had se. If the eastcrq consumer hnd been week, than ‘ any other .state In the . arlk. Georgena Hart, Mre. Z. R. •,v^y sccurcd a leave- pf absence and was Storm • '‘ D.tlifT fGreat , .. compelled to 'await the coming of Union,, in proportion to population. Ratliff, Elizabeth IMcAlister, Jas. 0. in Atlanta for hia health. Huff, Frank R. Kent, Mrs. Carrie D. And wo want to proVe that Scm- . London,, England, Oct.; 26.*-Dr. this year’s supply from'wcsterh beet The Sanford section never looked He attended Emory University in and Cuban cane ficlds_there would inole county will have more pledge , '; Kent, Chaa. L. Polk, Mrs,’ Chaa. L. George Afichaclio, the* German Im­ better than; at the preaent tlmo and Goorgia' and • was a graduate of have boon no relief for existing near­ cards in proportion to population ’ Polk, Cruse Barnes, Marian T. Phil­ Columbia College, New York. The tho beautiful green fields oil in the perial chancellor haa placed his -port­ famine conditions until late in No­ than any othor county Jn the atat«< ips. Raymond, C. Philips, B. L. Per­ funeral was held Wednesday in Aia- highest atato of cultivation-are the folio in the hands of Emperor Wil­ vember. . . 1 > , Help prove Florida’s challenge haa ! kins, Jr;, F. W. Mahoney, Alias El­ liam, according to an Amsterdam joy and surprise cf the many visitors ■ 1 • •f . •—•' " ••■• * . . len Mahoney, Airs. Fannie J. Ala­ con. dispatch givcp out by the .wireless For the 200,1)00,000 pounds the re­ all of her cttlxens behind It. 8 lgn to the city. A ride through the * honey,'Albert AI. ' Thrasher, Edna ' . • *’ finers paid about $13,000,000 or ap­ the cardal farming aectiofu 6 f tho.east* and wft>T ’proas, Rebekaha Were Good Also Mac AHlater, Robt. A. Greene, . Riley M. Fletcher Bcrrj), proximately sir and one-half cents a aides show that celery and lettuce One of the most enjoyable district - H. L. Duhart, A. M. Duhart, B. II. \ Seminole Co. Chairman U. 8 . and other crops Will be planted and Amsterdam,; Holland, Oct. 26.—A pound. After adding the coat of Nelson, W. D. Hoolehan, R. Hoole- meetings-of the I. .0 . O. F. ever held are being planted in about the same Food Administration.\ \ ? Rrknsportation'and refining; it ia es­ bsn, II. p. Tuggle, Alra^Harry Kent, convened at Sanford last Monjlaysf- ratio aa former- years and the San Berlin official telegram soya an Im­ timated that they w.ill bo able to. sell A. J. Coulter, E. F. Lane, Herman ternoon and evening. ’ much credit is' ford'farmers are just as optimistic perial docrce haa been issued, trana* to. tho wholesaler at steadily rctlueLoiter From Qalchfason f1ring social, economic and political _ Hutchinson, __ L. _F. Roper, Thadlua due to tho^Rebckahs'of the Sanford l.haxa mlastd.the Sanford, pooplo season dvspitu,.the. war a» thvy 44, 1^ iorm -the monistry. of -ths Hitethis.aaai ‘Days/iruBbard L. Hlff/B.’ W."Hern-1 lodge for'the foyal'manner they en/ ___ . _ . . aAaltnMrl ' m r l ilennnirtie f n have ,dver been.’* rior to tho new imperial department eaztrm seabohsd and (Trapping to very much alnce I ’ ve been fiore but don. W. .A. Lefiler, Aire. E. E. Cox, tertsined their brothers and sisters. 7.25 by the end of the year. The I guess I’ m getting along about aa It la estimated that about twelve of economics. Vice Chancellor HclfMis* Signa E. Vihlen, Miss Alice R. About sixty' members of the Or­ latter figure is the scaBosrd' price well na might he expected. ’ I have Haydon, Henry Landon, Aire. R. T. lando lodge No; 12 attended, Includ­ hundred acres will bp planted- to ferieb is relioved of the adminbtra- previously fixed by agreement for gained about ten pounds since I’ ve celery this season and about one tlon of tha ministry of tho Interior. Alexander, W. ^l. & AI. D. Healey, ing tho R e b c k a h s . . Cuban, Hawaiian and,western beet been hero and never felt better In thousand acres of lottuce. Tho raina Under. Secretary of the Interior and At tbo evening session'tho'Officer* C. D. Couch, Mrs. C. M. E. Jlnkins, sugar and the price the Food Ad­ my life. I drill for abouf two hours the under secretary of state (name John Adams, Aire. Anna 8 .' Robin- of the Sanford Rebokah lodge re­ and cool weather 'havfr been fino for ministration expects to-maintain. each day and do office work tho root ■ 1 son, Gladys Leinhart, Mary M. signed their chairs .In favor of the these crops and they never looked missing) haa been appointed minis­ With the refiners' price at 8.85, the of -the doy. Many of tho Sanford ter bf the interior. Under aocretary better, with every indication that King, J. R. Hayden, bfre. J. C. Orlando Rebekab lodge pffleera, Food Administration announced to­ men were sent to Macon but I con­ Roberts, Frank P. Duttons Cha. M. whoee charges during the evening they will corns to market In prime of state, Rudolph Swandor has been night, wholesalers In the northeast sider that I waa lucky In being able appointed secretary of atate for eco­ , Stowe, C. M. Berry, Philip R. An­ wire letter perfect In rendition. The condition. - y* * * should-sell at about 8.60, with.the to stay hero since I am only a few , > degree team under the leadership of There Is somo eggplant that Is in nomics. drews, Homer HI Pattishall, Anna price decreasing proportionately wlih mites swsy from home. I hope to bo• • ___ . -■«• •* — . . Pattiahall, Geo. D .. Bishop, Mre. Mrs. F .' L. Anderson was Indeed a fine condition and is said td Be bring­ reductions by the refiners. This, it able to como t 6 Sanford again before * '.* Ksnnla S. Munsaon, Sanford High surprise. The work was done In a ing good prices just now. with good • CoOenhagcn, Denmark, Oct. 26.— was said should mean a price of nine I go to France. • School, L. A. Brumley, Mrs. J, S. wonderfully smooth manner, consld- prospects until the frosts kilj -the Emperor William has. returned to cents to the consumer at once and of With kindest regards for you and the few , *eeka of practice It crop jster in tb? season. With the Berlin prepared to begin dealing with not more than eight cents by'tfie _ . Moore, Mrs. Annie 0 . Whltner, •idering tho rest of my friends In Sanford, I Chaa. Tyler, Aire. Laure^D. Chase, has hid- Several.of the movementsffl00(|B |n the lower peninsula fltsrd- the political’ edits* particularly as it end of the yetr. am '• Yours vary truly,' . Mrs. M. J. Pace, Woodmen Circle, In the drills were mado In millUry ing the tfelery end lettuce end the affects the chancellorship, Herr the V * * > - .JJ C. Hutchison, Jr. Mrs. R. L, 8 hlnholser, Robt. H. precision.' Tho Ipst fiP»-®* ."Amerw scarcity of good plants it looks'like emperpria ' • Comp Jackson, Columbia, 8 ; C. - * Red Cross at . Denton, Alisa Lillie 8 . Farnaworth, lea," with ita flap. origlnaUd by Ita Sanford will.again be In the lucky civil cablnent made £ report to the - ... ' , Members of the Sanford Red Cross ' Chu. S„ Brooking, Vivian A. Speer, leader was very.Improsslve and beau­ rolo and that the growers here will* emperdr^bn the traiq on the various • Postoffleo Force Patriotic t. • • J. Brodie Williams,, John Muaaon, tiful, bringing the whole audience to get efen qr, price for. every vegetable developments of - the International county orgsnfxatlon committee want E very mom her of tho forco'ln the to Longwood Wednesday night and 1 • situation during the emperor's ab­ Miaa Jennie Putnam, P. AI. Elder, Its feei/ Well may Mre. Anderson be they can raise thla aeason. organised an active branch In that Sanford postoffleo from Postmaster proud of h^r team, her teaching ^nd . Ju. AI. Stumon, Joaiah B. C bukr, .The farmers ere taking a greet in­ sence in the Balksns. ' flouriahing .Ittle city. P .’ AL "Elder down purchased - l i b ­ IU result. We predict that la the Jsmea J. Catee,-Margaret M. Jerry. terest In conditions this year and Valentlnl .U' known jokingly aa Zaehariah J. Jerry, W. J. Lawton, near future her team will be recog­ maklnji a study of tha needs of tha "the carrier of the bowstring," on .-The following Officers were elected: erty Bonds and -ds'monstntad their Airs. G. -W. Hardaway, chairman, patriotism snd faith In tbo gpvhn|MIm Elisabeth Lawron, Ed. Putnam, nised as one of the best, If not ths, markets, cooperating with '* ' ' * account of the part he plays In the » Mre. C. W. Entsmlnger, vice chair­ ment. bast* In the state.—OrUndo Sentinel Mrs. L. P. Hagan, L- P. Hagan. experts * ’ ^* — • . .-------------------------• » •y# oa political demise of the highest Im­ man, Mrs. W. R. Healey secretary ■ T *■" th’ the celery perial And pruseIsn'dvfllan*DfBdab.... and treasurer. * List Your Rooma*~ / ’ ' Ribbons Gqlnl Up UP MONTH He acts as the emperor’* eye* and Up *to date they hgve taken 1 AU thooo who havo houses to rent. . <V. 1>, Isttuca ah 1 the price of typweriter ribbons earn in ascertaining-public- and- po­ eighteen new members at the latei or rooms tot rent ihould sdvortUe . . •• U ■ Mayer Davlsaa Preclaliae Oean-Up will be greatly Increased Nov, 1st litical opinion. , It Is popularly ac­ Organised chapter and Longwood them, in the Sanford Herald. Wa Campaign for Meslh November • This refers to the sort used on a J L /s/to d w U l credited to V.lentinI tbit h. .elected bids fair.to make aomq of the other have Inquiries, every day. for .bouses . _'^be. Woman’s Club through ,the msehint. Tho ldnd.she yreare ln^ber MMfgl fMiH m Dr. Mlehaalb whsn Prince von Bue­ '* cs that,, nty chapter* look to thelc laurels hair, so we are told, remains shout •’f i f t S . f r W'la fW kM UlAir th. low was dropped btcans* of ths so; dj ^ ^ a|,o'|fO up dallsts* threat that they PROSPECTS CHANCELLOR ARE BRIGHT IS FORCED FORSANFORD TO RESIGN a*:?. �PAGE EIGHT = hr» *#-» * .. ------- L ■ * •:••V- J r -■ r-Vi TT ! "Within the Law" ' «•within the %Law"“-th e acreon version of Bayird Velllor’s eeniationsl stage success, which waa view­ ed by more than four million theatre toera-In the United States and .Can«j a da .will open at the -Lyric Theatre on Thurad»y- . Aa a legitimate stage production, ’“ Within the Law" was a popular attraction and financial success that has. made it a high water mark II producers have been seeId ng to ' re aa c since Selwyn 4 Co. demonstrated . that more than two million dollars could bo forced Into theatre box of­ fices through just one play. . •/Within the Law," as booked , at •the' load house, is one of the Special * Blue Ribbon Features o f Greater, - Vitagraph. . V.. L. S. E. Motion plcturo producers and distributors aro watching the. outcomo of the tejeeri4 Ing of the tremendous stage success with keen eyes as a basis upon which to work *ori future productions. If the screen version of "Within tho tried, Convicted* and- sent to prison for threk years, -which she served. "Within the Law" really U a por­ trayal of the life of Mary Turner, the world's most famous department atom girl, both before she was sept to prison, and following her release. It is a wonderful story and a. won­ derful1 play, worthy of every dollar already’ paid into box - offices and worthy of the aattfe amount again i s the screen version by Greater Vitagraph will prove. . Lyric Thursday. ‘ *' re= z= s*= ssssrssss i . i " a m -------- - ■ . ' ' ‘ ' ■' • For Sale— Celery plants, about stop thefts from the store by making 600,000. Phone No. 8911. C. E. an .example'-of b«t-* * • . Ward. ' ' • " I have something to tell you." Mary, with -tremendous ~ intensity ■NEW—Slightly used household tells Qllder. "If you really want to goods for sale reasonable: l'.oak desk, stop the girls from stealing, Mr. Gil­ 1 Udies1 desk, 12 rocking chairs, .12 der, glv* them a chance.' No honest straight chair*, porch awing,-4 dressgirl can live dedently on six'dollars era, H iron beds, 8 new mattresses s week and buy food and clothes and^apHngs, kitchen furniture ahd and pay room rent and car fare. gas range, *refrigerator and dining There can be no Joy In life on six table. Many other small articles, |dollars a week.’? . - / - — cheap. Call at 607 Park Are;, San­ This.defence of tfie gl3»-.behind ford. • . 18-3tc tho counters received tremendoud ap­ plause. Lyric Thursday. For Sale—1916 Maxwell touring car, good appearapea and running mi« rnt«« nave It. .. • order* now Kay fold carburetor, for Two young stenographlini wore OUm quick salo at $250.00, . Intent chang­ cussing the Camp nul-'t. Benjamin Har­ ing to Ford truck. C. L. Wost, rison. which, since they were young 18-tf stenographers, -mean* that-they- were Oviedo, Fla( talking about the men out at the fort. For Sale— IIouso 16x24. First It-was tho day after the commtulona $60.00 takes it. See Sanford Noyhad been announced for the first train­ cRy Works. French and Commer­ ing camp.*; ; J7-4tp . ’ "What do yon think about It, bon- cial St. ‘‘ " n * “* ’ **Within-the Law" Harry T . Morey, tho Vltagraph star has re-created the role of Joo Garson in thri screen version of Bay­ ard Vellicr’s stage success "Within the Law," which is at tho Lyric eyT" Inquired the first Ml think It's a shame," replied the Theatre’ Thursday. Ills wofk is of other. "Why, Audrn, do you know that such a character .that it far out­ back In July I had my choice of three shines anything done by any of the of the nicest, good-looking fellows out actors of the legitimate stage when . there. Well, I didn't want to be a py essayed the1role of "the best .pig/’ an I Just picked the moat premialittle forgWr in the United Stat^V "*lv- u fow they hare passed’ Out those iklons. One of the two-I turned Garson Is a regular crook, alwapk m -1 - * .*j *55 M ■ ■— • What We Have to Offer You . i ' tn “ MARY JANE PA”. • ■ WEDNESDAY . RICHARD BENNETT In . answering an advertisement where no name la mentioned in the ad, please do n6 t ask .The Herald for information aa t o ’Uie identity, of the advertiser**; Usually we do not know who th e,.advertiser is and. If we do we are not "allowed to give out this Information. Simply, writ* a letter and address it a*, per ln■tructlona In t|se ad. y . ■. , * ■ ■ ■ 1 1 ■ -» - in “ THE. VALLY OF DECISION” a Lbo a g o o d c o m e d x THURSDAY , . ALICE JOYCE and HARRYaMORREY bj . m “ WITHIN THE FOR SALE* v ADMISSION 25 Cents . a FRIDAY6—‘TUspln The Black Monk” aifc/r. Lx - . . v. ■ •i ' ' •■ •* • . . • - ••. _ - . . y . For Sale—Three ncreir improved land adjoining. Sanford- ^or quick sale $760. .cash. Write R. E. King, j 049 m *. 18-8tp|i 049 Indians'* Indians'* Wichita, Wichita, E Ram. 18-8tp • •. For Sale—Good galvatiised gaso­ line tank, corit $4.00 wjll aq|l for $8.00, R. J. 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A paper which has and will continue to fight for every and .any undertaking which will in any way tend Ao foster the growth and prosperity of. .this great section. •’ * . • Vi % A. H. MAR8 IIAU. ..* f AI1Local AdverUMmenla Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Bach Insertion. Minimum Charge 26'Ceuta. MARC Mac DERMOTT | We will maintain, at all times, a competent force of nows gatherers wMqh will enable irs'to give. ou a daily news service Iromyour city. This* alone t worth much to Sanford in an advertising way; TO-NIGHT TP" ™ a £ •* . far Al>l*nnaa I «IQ b* ■ r»ndld»t» lor 4h» po*ltl«n et Atdrrm u o l lb » CHy ol Sanford *ub)>ct to lha *•.• a to n a l I b t W M t. Man’* Prlmaiy to ba htld 4 r .T u M d .y NovambM SOOr. 1917. .- r* - * - v-v Hraportlutly, CLASSIFIED - f i ADVERTISING Nr.thing Repealed « ! ! .j i ! j j POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS • .1!7 ' , ■ * 11 > * "*** .. Our Mr. D. W. Clark, who will have charge of 1 our circulation will call .upon you to obtain your subscription. We 7tmnt: an ^Evening Reporter-Star to go into every home lipthe City of Sanfocd. We have nn interest in you, and trust that you will co­ operate with us to the ptnntf ■by subscribing to thft-paper. > ullflowas-plant! now ready,;' $2.60 per thousand D. It. Brlsson, Celery avenuo. *16-t - LTha True Socialism,. v..,* Sale— Lot. 8.5 Eureka Ham * Once lh khaki .It ninttere'ctirembly i W k , 10 acres, flowing well, stutfos little what you were In civilian life. removed from 6 acres. Mako oiler. Among tho group of thirty-odd ruffians who composo tho population of my hut Fred Ww Smith, 1627 So. Water St., *» nro nn author, n-Journalist, two actors, Wichita, Kans. ______ n lnnd agent, a schoolmaster, an ngr! * For Solo—Shetland pony, seven W ‘ -. cultural. gcntlemnn, diversified bust ness men, odd striplings fresh from years old, gentle and broken to saddle. Uungc, 417 W. Third St. school nnd university. . _’ . . ‘ * 9-tfc .Each of us preserve'^ his own In­ ’ Of tho grand total $2,137,572.72 dividuality—off parade,’ and in civilian was paid in theatre admissions in tho life such n variegated-group would In­ For .Sale-—Fifteen acres, about 8 • United States, whilo residents .of fallibly split up Into little cliques nnd ucres.cleared, fronting Lake Monrop. .''danada paid $112,800.25 into tho cabals. As It Is, wo are Informed with Abundant muck on place. ' FiftecR box offices of tho'theatre that pre­ nn nmlnblllty rind a spirit of mutual minutes’ walk from postofficc. • See helpfulness which- Is. I Imagine, Hie sented tho popular play. C. H. Lefilcr. ' 7-tf true soclaUsm, although so Ideal n Th® premier showing of "Within brotherhood has nover yct% been the Law" was at tho Kltinge The­ During the love scones between For Sale— 1914 Watorcooled In­ atre, New York City, on April 12, Mary and her wealthy admirer— .achieved by the political aoclaltsla-who ternational Harvester Ilalfton truck, 191?. The play remained at that later her-husband; Morey, as Garson liavo had opportunity to put their In-goad running condition, a bar­ theories Into practice.—Loadon Globe. theatre continuously for sixty-one shows his wonderful power ns an. gain. One double seated Surrpy In weeks or about five hundred and actor. He portrays every human Cork Home for Silent Monks. good condition. Enquire Herald fifty performance*. It was preented nufTering on the screen, be lays bare A striking curiosity nonr Clntra, Office. ‘ ’ ’ 9-tfc in other thcatrrs in New York City Ills innermost thoughts through fn- Portugal, says a writer In tho Wide for a total of nineteen weeks, playing cinl. expression nnd muscular action World,’ Is an unclunt convent buljt pnrFO R RENT to a total’ (n the eastern metropolis thnt is truly wonderful, played to tlhlly In tho interior of an - Immenso Tor Rent—Three furnished rooms of I189.4C9.C4. / ’ the acme of perfection, neither -over rock. ' The convent la situated In a • • w very.lsolotW spot nnd was formerly with nil conveniences. Eleventh nnd The success of the road companies nor underdone. ’ Even that terrible surrounded by n dense wood of yorlt Magnolia. •Mrs. W. C. DeCourscy. . was-just as phenomenal as that of anguish of tho eyes when giving up trees. Tho couvcnt Is known an the - . • 17-t> the No. i company In New York. that most precious to him Is photo­ Convonto da Cortlcn, or “ Cbrk Con­ Long-run* and long repeated cn- graphed with terrific clearnrsy • vent,’1 for the reason that tho monks’ ’ For Rent—Furnished rooms lot colls, chapel,.kitchen and refectory nro light housekeeping. * 807 Magnolia. BBf.‘ *.~^*< • ga’gemcnts wero the-rula rather than . . Morey’s- eyes -simply talk. " • '■ 17-tf . the exception; .Chicago supported th •Arid in the end lie dies for the .nil lined with cork to’ keep out tho^ ■ I "" , ■ — " to 1834 tho convent’ ■ •plsy for', twenty-two weeks. Boston womdn he protected amd silently damp. From For Rent— Three unfurnished was Inhabited by nn order of monks Ioved: Lyric Thursday. • for fourteen, Philadelphia for eight, a --. • ■** *- known as tho Capuchins, a remark* rooms. Inquire^ llerald^Dffice. -16-tf Brooklyn for six, ‘St. Louis," Provi­ •it nblo feature of their religion being . .'Ljrrjc Thursday * dence, Toronto and New Ifhvm for . .... For Rent— Upper flat, 3 furnished that, except on certain occnalonas si­ •Bayard. Voiller's wo nderfuVdramn, " 'f o u r weeki each, Buffalo,’ Cincinnati rooms for light housekeeping, 409 lence .was obligatory. ’ . and Cleveland, Senttle, Milwaukee, "Within the. Lpw,'.’ , which has been Pnlnietto. * *16-3tc pi.*Detroit, -Minneapolis, Washington,' screened by Greater Vitagrapb' nnd *r Indlafs Wheat Crop. *' For Rent—Three very desirable ipdialiapolis and Pittsburg for three, will be presented at the Lyric The­ Advices from Indlri Indicate that weeks each," and Wilmington, Briltl- atre Thursday is nn unanswerable thcro nro 83,910,000 acres under wheat rooms and use of sitting room, un­ ' ipftre, Kahsas City, Newark, Atlan­ nrg’umont against‘ the small salaries cultivation In that country,- compnrcd furnished or partly furnished, $18.50 tic1- City, Winnipeg and Montreal paid to- department store sales girls With 80,143,000 acres last year, or nn per month, inquire at tho French 16-tf In mnpy of the largo cities through­ Increnso .of about 10 -per cent. The Shop for information. 'tyro weeks each. '« \ . . . .— . . • • :r. "" £yt-V out the ‘country. Locally, the argil-, total yield Is estimated' at 10,100,000^ Actresses of knpwn .ability..and mont may bo unnecessary ns it is tons for this year, ns against 8,0 l 8,00(y . For Rent—Two office* on First St. 'with a large following were engaged tons reported at thltf Ume for last yeaJf,'{ woll known that the local department a gala of practically ' 10 -per cent.’- ‘prito Insld[e offices. All in G. ,A W. . to take the leading female rnlo.in well * known that. the local .depart- Tlieso figures aro based on fho flbol roi luillding. Also warehouse close In. ' each company, that of Mary Turncrn . ‘ 14-8tc mont stores pay a mdch. higher r*tp ports on tho wheat crop received front' N. VH.* Gnmcr. the shop girl, which Is portrayed by.-, local nuthorlUes and mato'tb-OSJI per R en t-N in e fCorns and sleep­ — Allco -Moyco, the popular Grcatcr of- wage than othe’r cltice. cent“or tbe'totAl wheat riren-ltr India.- ing poteh* over Herald office. Most y Alice Joyce, the Vitngrspfi star.'Ks Vltagraph star, In tho screpn -veraio, The figures cdVerlng both.^ area /aud convenient apartmenta* in thq. City. of the play, who will be the last, an d Mary Turner is tho shop, girl in yield bre-tho highest on Record. Inquire of R. J. Holly,, care Heraldprobably the greatest of all tho Mary V\Yithin fhe Law." After working ’ . v- •* • V.A? ‘ , ' ' ' 103-3tp in Gilder’s department store for fiv® »1* Turners: . ■ .* “ . ; Unreasonable, v ‘ ’-A-f: years she is receiving .six dollars a Divorce Lawyer—Your liushnnd re­ Other well known actresses who :; V WANTED ,, interpreted the role of Mary*Turner week. She is arrested and serft to fuses you tho common necessities of Wanted to rent^a typtwrltcr itj. ' •* . were Jane Cowl, Helen Ware, Mar­ prisori for a terni of th/ce years for life? a theft’ committed * by another girl Fair Client—He even kicked about good condition, Inquire Herald Of­ garet Illington, 'Efiilly Stevens, Clara foe^ fice. ' *-= Joel, Muriel Starr, Aline McDor- who hides tho stoleh merchandise in your retaining ____ :______r — mott, Catherine Tower and Edith Mary'a(locker. • Wanted— Meal l - . ’ ** Joya of Travel. V -• : Fallowing her conviction Mar>Goodall. . t "I like to travel." .‘ ■pe’tvi'bcn 17 end ’ 40,-.Baptist Inr seeks and Is granted'an interview "You occasionally meet aoroo Blc« cllned or non-church preference, to . The Mary Turner of "Within the with Gilder. She nttempta to prove people.". ’ ' - ’ Join Beroan Class. R. M. GrovenLaw", is the department store gitl her -^innocence but without avail. "And you mny nover see era again, steln,' president. “ 11-tf .. accused el a .petty -counter .theft .qf Than phe makes an impaaainned plea ^fuitfa'. another good point." • ‘ • ’ •. * which she was not guilty. She was when Gilder dccUres ho intends to __________ • ‘ m • Wo hope that every petson in Sanford obtained n Monday evening’s ReporterrStar. -With this issue we began our regular, daily delivery service, and will continue to have, the papers taken to your city ev<ery afternoon by motorcycle. - It will be delievered to your door by courteous newsboys for the small price of ten cents per* week. - For Sale—Fresh milch cow. R. L. Garrison, R. D. No. 1, Sanford. ___ / . 8-tfc. committed by another. She per­ suades Garson that being dishonest "Within the Law” where he Is Im­ mune by arrest by surrounding him­ self with clever lawyers. Is not only perfectly safe but much mire lucra­ tive.. . . He falls in love with Mary but notwithstanding his environments and his companions, His 1? .the love oj n man. He protects J ut frdm not not 'only his evil companions hut from himself. ’ . •Eventually Mary enhnares the son of the wealthy man *who caused her arrest and imprisonment.. She first ensnares him1 for revenge hut even revenge falls before real love. Always Something New 02020153534853535323535353234853530048535348535323235348232348534823 . For Sale—Four young •fuU. blood Barred Rock roosters, $1.60 each. One small brooder,- $5.00.. One Daisy, churn, almost new, -$3.00. About 80 ft. good wire fencing 80c per rod. 1006 E..Second St. 17-2tp 1 bs^combed for other atage successes by the motion picture producers. As a.legitimate production "W ith­ in" Uju'Law"' played, to Ygros-i huslnesa' in tho United.States and Cannd of $2,660,378.97, a figure never reached, or nearly reached, by any pother play. This figure in Itself give aonio Idea of tho vast sums of money spent by the theatre loving public of North America. •• • •<>M' m i • *•*•»•re»***f**f•••••••• •: • • v_______ L------------- �lo \; „_ very tine presont arrix_- _ „ ire" th*nryou real . several days ago and it certainly was Is’ not oiteiv that'Lfind such'gene *W i M l y . ranraln to a r M b : 3 - _ restaurants. Look nut for RATS a welcome surprise. Just the right and. hearty cooperation on’ the part plcuantcat recollections and t h . a ’ G ITEMS FROM COR. a b u n c h o: here. _ • ^ thing at the right time. I certalnjy .of all the, community, and Satford Js slro to return to them alw»ya BV Alleys need attention. H j am.very fortunato that I a’m a San­ to be congratulated on having doc­ ont. OF S e m i n o l b ! COUNpr*** RESPONDENTS-: - A .clean, yard U not sufficient, it ford boy as none of the retain our tors who’arc so-interested in the wel­ U c nie again thank you tnd .. | TY— EFFICIENT BEPQRTERS FOR THE HERALD should be pleasing to the eye."Plant eomapny have received anything fare of the peoplo as-to forget their for. tWapUradid work made p L ijj? grass and flower aeeds.. like that. own personal Interests and unite in by your efforts and for the b c u iiit : ganized n Tied_Crosa Auxiliary; Mrs. Sod bare spots In lawns _ _ , UFSAlX..-. The sweater came in Just when the movement / f o r . public health. gift , which i* appreciated m o£ t w ■nrubo; vines and Trees, Norman Swam oh spent Sunday HardjWay fhalrroan, Mrs. Entx? ‘ you know. needed,' as the, 'weather changed with hia parents* Mr. and Mr*. Nelli mlnger vice {halfman. Mm. Healey 11 See .that places between sidewalk quickly and the night it came tho That' they do appreciate their xfRegards and sincerest good »tiW ofta was. shown by The hearty co­ secretary and treasurer, Miss Dinkel * nd curb * » wcl1 Mdded; Swanson. wind was blowing pretty strongly to a ll- I ani, Mra. ' H. L. DcForeat returned chairman of the financial and ’ enter- rThe threshold of a town should-be. and gtdng right through you, just operation of the good citizens and Sincerely yours, “ made inviting to the visitor whether homo Friday from her summer in about like our Florida weather in the extraordinary good sense the John M cMuIIIb. the north. Mra. Berry o( S.nfortf « . v . > " O ’ J j by ‘ r° " ' y " winter. The helmet and wristlets parents displayed in having it done Thcro was almost a light frost Interesting talk, on the Red Crosa will come in mighty bandy when we . Truly Industrious, Wednesday morning. Do you.have a back fence? If so, get further north as ~we expect to at once. work to the ladles of the Red Cross Ab Adkins saya be has an onr|e ^ It will Always bp a pleasure to T. O. T yncr^John Bore)l>nd Mrs. Auxiliary on Wednesday afternoon. do you throw things over It? If next week.. 1* so Industrious he makes ham WoJJ Iludgins are slightly better but not hold: up Sanford as sn example of of loaflng.—Atchison Globe. The ladles of the Civic League Ido<>M yoa Clean it up and ,s % i i V - .0 I had just written Laura, telling * \ - 1* weil yet. ■, x havp purchased a; flag , which has I10*'t morning glory, seeds, rJ> her to flnlah one she..had started last » lot owner will not clean up . We are all so relieved to" kpow been placed on the Library* b W n g I summer, but guess her yarn gave Iot neighbors club to . that Melva, tho tittle daughter of and proclaims their loyalty.to the It \ViN.Pay You To Look Over Our Line of. gether and do it; We am our out—anyway. I never ‘got it. Mr. and Mrs, M im a Lundquist. went •IGood old U. S .A . I’ m getting along pretty weil, al­ ■ through the operation Tuesday-all Mrs. Popo and son, Charles spent r ,T 1t*,er’*" ^ P 0™’ The experience right, having both tonsiia and ade­ the week end at their home near will do him good—and the neighbors though this' is aq awfully lonesome too. place to stay for three months. No noids removed by Dr. Pulcston and Sanford. We Are Also Agenta For The Celebrated We, the civic committee of the white peoplo.hdre atSdl, except the is getting.along nicely. ‘ Mrs. MngMrs. Gregory Maury and son, nuson kindly carried her and her Gregory Jo and Miss Edith Rand of Welfare Department of the Woman’s men In' traihlng and rethink that ftU ■ mother In for the work. Orlando waa the guest of Mrs. Din- Club invite you all to'Join In with us most of us ‘ will leave t\is coming ’ ■ — AND — in this the growing need of the hour j tf* -., kel on Thursday. . H. G. Lundquist was a caller at Mrs. L. J. Hunt, and two children —* Clean-Up Campaign. We need ■'Now I will leave to you to ex.' the home of T. 0. Tyner. Saturday am visiting ’ her paranfa,M t: anti jail thh pop yoU Can glvO .US prififfl mV apprfiljjailon ol ttie sweater __cyc_and_ oii-Sunday—JL-Gr-Bhnefrr ymt Mrs. Allen. Let us all enjoy this,- the team to the ladies:of Sanford, I certainly was also a visitor'there. SPORTSMEN’S HEADQUARTERS Mlmer Lundquist, wife and daugh­ Iwork of making. Sanfbrd'^and .sur­ will think of them^ whenever I wear EAST SANFORD ter wero callers at hia parents, J. C. rounding country a place unusually it. Thanks once again. Come to the Red.Cross Halloween attractive -for tho many .tourist . _Sincerely.yoursr . Lundquist,.as wdl as II, G. Lund­ — Season Opens November 20th. -.Are You Ready? festival at Moore's Staliqn church friends who will, stop with u* and LeRoy P Chittenden. quist and children Tuesday. Mrs. Clark-attended the - funeral Friday evening, Nov, 2nd. All sorts expect to make this.their homo while * ---------)—-----------of little lahmael Farley on Monday. of attractions, appropriate for the oc- here, with the happy thought that EAGLES HOLD BIG MEETING John Roblnsoh has quit the Ice casion will bq there. they may want to. remain .'with’ us Tho • Moore’s Station Sunday I always. Let tho threads of other factory and now works at Mr. Fitts' Buy Second Liberty Bond—Lodge farm, ca well as the Chestnut boys, school society, has made arrange- things for a few days T.’st that Wo fe . Room Crowded—Old Timers menta to buy a now organ from the may concentrate all our'rttentlon on 'Wesley and Elijie. Speak Ludden & Hates Co. In Jacksonville, this our important task and make S nuay is <the 400tb Luther anniThe * Eagles recognised 'as being They will take the.old organ as part It one long hobby. W e Desire f o Call Special Attention To ve ea y and it will be observed at one pf Sanford’s most progressive payment. Thanks In advance' for your hearty the P ' sbytcrian church with n littlo and patriotic orders, asido from M r,'nridfMrs.fr. E, Estridge had |cooperation program fo his life and. songs. Funstanding foremost in .features of fel­ a recent guests Mrs. Cruthers of day school at 2 p. m., followed by lowship and brotherhood, held n rous­ Oxford and Mrs. Farmer of Kissim­ 1IEALTIIFULNKSH WILL the spec's! exercises. ing and spirited meeting on Tuesday > BE STRESSED IN ADS last. - Many matters of. {ho utmost Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Yundqulxt en­ mee. . W H ICH HAS JUST ARRIVED Emiel School and daughter, Miss tertained n group of young ■folks Importance were discussed and busi­ Sunday at their pleasant .home, Emma of Willoughby, Ohio have |Campaign of Exchange Is Moppet ness transacted galore. So down the WE CONSIDER T H I S INSTRUMENT T H E Out among who, was Carl Pierson and he been visitors at the Ellsworth home line the jneetlng went until the peri­ That citrus fruits nro "medicine od came known as "The good of tho catrie 1 them all for a ride to Mon­ this week, having returned here to THE HANDSOMEST ONE THAT ft.g j that tastes better than food and food order period,” and at this time ovary roe, C ’.Ciy Lvcnu:, Winter I/nrk am make -their home. R. L. Grier of Cnmcron City lind more potent than medicine" will be member is urged to say something return. HAS COME TO SANFORD a fine deg come to his home this week tho keynote of this winter's ndver- beneficial to the' order. ■The crowd White with liver color spots, wearing tlslng campaign of tho Florida Citrus moved uneasily for every man pres­ LONGMOOD PICK-UPS a collar and chain. Mr. Grier is car- Exchange. ' You Are Invited to Call anct Both See and Hear It ent was brimful of enthusiasm and Mias Maintn sp en t'th e‘ week end ing for him until owner calls. * , . • , • * . . . wanted to say something In keeping • ___________________ Copy for magazine and newspaper at her home in Sanfhrd. ‘ The ladles of Longwood have or­ TIIA’NK PEOPLE O F l SANFORD 8Pace featuring *the' food tind health with the high standard of this order. . • .. • ■ value of oranges and grapefruit, pre- Tho first speakers prasied the officers ■fEntcrprisc People Were Well Treat- pllrcd by Jeff«r»on Thomas, the nd- and the membra for their cooperation * ed By Ladles and Doctors J vertising agent of tho Exchange was in making this lodge stand foremost • V ' Enterprise, Fla., Oct. 2S, 1917 ( l,rCB,Jnt?d and adopted nyj yester in Its real purpose, and too, it ran . _ _*_ I/In tr « mnititn* nf IhA linnp/l nf rldirec1 A be safely sa{d that no lodge can' excel dayls meeting of,the board of To Editor of the. Sanford Herald?' . . . „ . i1 —*' a l s o — . •/.i this one In. harmony and good will “ r * As-ydu are awarq, a number of tors. toeverybody. our jroung peoplo sqmehoiy became , This advirtlsi ig material,previous. . . . There, were members from all over victims of that awful 'disease, tra- ^ }l,ad h e e t f u ^ l upon by the ad' ** -* choma, which p qlW fated 'prpmpt v" tLl"‘ nK coJnWltremand endorsed the county: Oviedo,. Wagner, Gene­ va and la fact oVery important city medical attention and operation. with enthuriaxnfjjy. Dr. J. H^ Rpas, About fifteen, frim the Orphnnge p r e s i d e S h e l l y , general in Seminolo county was Represented. and seven from the town were taken «ulp,# njanager^Cr.E, Stewart, Jr.r Some of the our of town brother* over to Sanford last week, and 'put l,U81in^” 1 m« nn«c.«= ^Glllett when asked to speak said: "They couldn’t Ray.n word,” but spoke with on The operating table.'. - ^ l and Til(,on *nd others-1present. 109 Magnolia Avenue : • Sanford, Florida Mrs. Dro’dks, matron of the 'OrIn emphasizing'the usefulness cf the oratorical powers of a- senator. Things then drifted (nto the patri­ Pvn . ’.’ j; —• '•> *. ' 1 phahage, Mr. and Mra. J. Pratt, Mrt; l cl.tru® fruita^ft. maintaining strength otic features ami patriotism, i* tho and. Mrs/TV; J. DurnB', Mr. and Mrs. Und preserving he»rth> .^e Esxdmngo all-prominent for which the lodge >k . Kfod R: .Gordon, Capt..and Mra. R. M* following up tho tenor .o(.-|t« adstands, having already sent three of J/^AlIen and myseH want to thank vertising for .several years past. In i; : •- | • ta members to the defence of the inthe-kind hearted-popple of Sanford, tho P“ t two or three-scaspns, tho A tte n tio n I?a r rn er s! •-..V especially your local branch of the campaign fob the education- of tho llrgrity ol the Good Old JJ/.3. Jl. and Red - Cross, the physicinns'' nml public along these lines ha* had the td^ propAgnto Democracy., Aside w fc URGE Y o u TO PliAbE' yOXttltA>nDERS WITH YOUR Wf- purses, who without remuneration j coopgrntlon arid support .of the Cal- from this the .lodgo already holds , d e a l e r w e l l in j id v a N o e V o r E v e r y t h i n g n e e d e d . one nice sited 'Liberty Hand; and TO;jyiAItE AND IfAJlVEST,THE COMlNG CROP; AND ALSO' woro untiring in their attention and ifornln Fruit Growers’ .. Hxchnnge. • i made arrangements for t()F purchase j r $ ) ; TftSTORE NOW ftUOIJ^S;YOlfiCAiT fC^RE PQR. • expqnded *nearly every ounce of This year the advocacy of. wider o f another. " ',- m strength, and norve force- ministering consumption ot-'.orangci land grApc® L E S S Y p U j i M iN TniS.W A Y ?iH ER E ARE LIKELY’ A .now feature has been Added in to tho ones pperated on in their hour! fruit because of their food and.health . ■ .TORE LOSSES;AND DELAYSi ;V ' ' * ••' ‘'-n • thcYoVm of an* insurance policy snd of deep need; Those splendid, gencr-[qualities and in order ' that, more v;. ous ladies night and day.were at the solid foods, like grain*, and. meats', now It‘is- possible for the members to ffliF A N Y ' Hi beck and call , of the suffering ones, may be .conserved (ike •shipment ‘iUy ontv^L tho best and cheapest ines of dnsuraoce on the. market and They were always ready to soothe, abroad, has'tho cordial* bucking' bf .appli-f'K i t-.T, ^comfort, and quiet the.fears-of the th«? United “States. foo.d admlnlitirfc- n r\dcW of .this -fact may new ;w •rr^ .} - / -U. ‘ lttlo tots,'fa well as .thi older on«a.*ltIon. ,-Msgaxities and •newspaper, a’r-, -J* •1? emberf h P.'; sLi . . atides . I - -how •appearing With «fcA qled dajly, , f r j the . *p- _’ A ■AM *1Mil a! nkfeA M IA'* 4H■i During the more than, twenty-four Am . After, delicious antF tasty* refresh-, hours we wero under the care of your proval Of Mr.•Hoover’ and his staff mehis were served the crowd.gratl-J av. faithful nurses, - skilful phys/riAnq stroqgly stress these points.and call ually. l&F.. and .reluctantly dlspVrsikf.v'’ ' and big hearted people of .Sanford attention also to the economy -in wc were impressed with tho fact buying citrus fruits *at prevailing, E. W. DICKSON, ‘iv **■>■ • I)r. McMLICLIN- WlftTES’ ’ that there is so much good in mon prices. ... 314 W.Vlst ST. . SANFORb, FLA. PHONE 67 To Handle Vegetables' and women still, and how they bring brightnrw into darkened --Urea -and - - Arrangement* that have-been -vn- :hanka GlUxena-of ^aafard In -Vscy i ‘ r AUTO TIRES AND TUBES 'niLCANIZED *• > Kindly Greetings Ashadowed homes. Wc wish through der discussion for- sovcral months The following l<>tt?r-frrm Dr. Methe columns of your-piper to assure were finally completed for giving the all these people who helped us, our benefit of the sales machinery of the tlultin, the U. S. Hceltb Borrd sur­ gratitude and the kindly feding wc organization to vegetable growers. geon here last w ek writes the fol» ' ■ .. must always cherish for those who It la believed that a large number Bwlng letter to Dr. Dentcn: We are now prepared to do more and bblter work Dear Dr.- Dentohl r >.* « were real friends In our hour of need. of theap will market thrir proctfet v., , “ :"“1 than heretofore C\ ’ Sinbe leaving Sanford I have bre-n We commend them all to’ Him who through the Exchange this set son, sal(J, "Inasmuch a* ye have done It contracts to ‘ this end having nlready (’ecldcdly on the go and am prac­ unto one of the least of these my' been made in several commvnitles. tically taking tho first opportunity A L L R E P A I R W O R K G U A R A N T E E ,D ; V ' brethren, ye have done it unto me." Wherever practicable, local ruoclx to'writo you. lions of vegetable growers wilt Fe W. J. Bartlett; The watch was delivered to me in formed, but in other plans trick Saturday- * the ^emlnple. I find will be handled throughHI e cxbtlng rays.tf'uiiku.e to ‘.xpr<*s how,deeply CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN bodies of citrus growers—especially 1 appreciate this token frnm the [ Civic Committee Wants Cooperation whore msny of the members of these good gieoplo of Sanford. My appre­ grow both fruits and vegetable*- * ciation of the intrinsic value is to the ’of Our Cltlxens Other matters connected with the fullest extent, but I can assure you A Clca'niUp Campaign ; involves the renovation of the Interiors , of selling.plans of the Exchange for the that this~fad(a into insignificance buildings ka well as yards, streets fall and winter season* many of them, compared to my appredatiotfof thp STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH of k .routine nature, occupied the spirit and goodwill and for th e‘ gift’.* and alleys. . . . „ I I ,i* yeaterdayV The tomoval of all rubbish and time of tho directors things that arc useless is most-Im­ tncctlng. This Hat of division, and portant^* Cellar* and attics particu­ district’ managers for the^yepr„waa 1 _ . - * m ■ * »- • , announced by Sales Managtr-.Skefly larly need attention. N‘ . ' '. No. 52 No. 80 No. M . L? Jackaoavllle. Did you stop to think'rubbish Is as finally completed, th^re. haVlhg Ar Savannah. been but few ' changes: <Discussion Iretnonslblo for most Area? Nothing will do more to improve of the selling charges' for the coni ng Ms a s f f iz i^ ^ Ar Waahl * the iooka of a town thait the liberal year, brought .o u t ' comparisons w th use of paint. • . Not only dwellings the figures, ei independent and but business fronts.should receive at­ ulative marketing -agencies I wh H f* f4** •*» *•>• tention. f showed that Exchmhg{ grewera gen­ 'saui»>-;; KSIgns. shouldKbe. freshened—they r:-t< erally fare considerably hatUr.Jn 'thlr 7 7 w Information or Bwer vatlon Pfcoi W '! indicate prosperity if newly palnUtL; __ >*• .- \a iN\ matter of net. return* for. their fruit f . -^ A T L A N T IC ^ C IOAST •/Useless and unalghtlyfoutbuildlngs Tamps, Fl*. 1 1»8 W. R*jFSL, JtekspnyiUo, JU. • should be torn down. Open apscct than do the patrons of these agen- q B e s t b y E v e r y l e a f Phono J7 * •> Ar?1 * t.i i pnd fresh slr are better. „ dC4. . '' ’ ' -* 'i W f f y i i e & s i j ■' X’ ■ . ' -1 r-'y,.- ; < . t 'M. ■' ' JMAxrtfrj - f c * > . * ; 1* *■■i *. ' ■ ’ \ rtjf. . -i. . .I ' . if J iyj : ' ft) '\h‘ ■ ■ ■ •-.i l.; _ i,, •‘k •/? *’*-Xj** Ar ' ,'D T frre HEATING AND COOK STOVE F L O R E N C E A U T O M A T IC PPRITAN -QIL. COOK-STOVES^ GUNS, AMMUNITION AND H U N T IN G CLOTHING The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. STARR PHONOGRAPH, STYLE W E T .H A V E S T A R R S F R O M $50.00 to $350.00 FULL LINE. OF COLUMBIA RECORDS Gibson & Wallace out flavor m LUCKY STRIKE COMPLETE NEW O U TFIT FREE A IR SERVICE DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING TO^ AND NEW YORK Ask Your Grocer For „ „ ' i*il! S: S; v ■ m m ss & m m m �October - 'O R T H E SOLDI ERSl Rev. * * Geo. * n,JHyman htthoDo'good-bye r i oft^° untlMheOVER THEBE THE BOTH NEED THE COMPORT ’"'i *--*' * • J*■ »#wrf«ll'eoo1d underatand the r#»l tobacco fund Iq tbit country Al­ lows; ^ *" m nco «nd Belgium we would be “ Iw an trto appeal to -you to‘ con­ Uh.mcd thit we ire not doing more tinue, and if possible extend this far*those brave American lada now branch of-your work by providing o„ the firing'line “and the Hundred* even greiter quantities of tobacco of thousand! more who are to follow, and cigarettes for distribution to tho particularly when It fa ao eaay to troops. -N o luxury ia more appre­ . *7 ‘ <• -- • ..... ciated by the soldiers than gifts of help; i A cigarette, according’ fo the men this nature." wbo have been there ia the soldier's In some of the shops the mon have ^greatest Joy. Every quarter con-! started a very good plan.. It la to ’5 jA f» •I , / /'{\lj , J, ■* "jmT m v i • itributod to opr tobacco fund wlir make one soldier .happy. ‘ Every quarter buys a 45-ccnt kit of tobacco and cigarettes and each kit contains enough to last even ’ the’ hardest smoker n week.'Can’t Cel Too Much Tobacco Sir Edward Ward, director general of voluntary organisations in Engand, who has had actuil experience, in dealing with the soldiers’ needs wrote recently to the promoters of a end of the, war. To say good by* is to saw. a staunch oaken spoke‘ frpm tho wheel of progress in Sanford. Mr. Hyman is hot only an A -l mem­ ber of thn Board of Trade, but a member of action. When Hyman headed a committee, you could mark results sure and satisfactory. Not only this, but he was.alwayi plan­ ning and building for Sanford and his works are here to show It. ' When we think of saying good bye to George Hyman wo appreciate more thri meaning of that little word, and recalled' to us is the verse tendered by a Japanese school boy, who after four years study In this country was leaving for his natlvA home and as the big chip left the pier* he banded to hi* room and classmate ah Atnet* lean, thla verse: There ie a word of grief, the soundingtoketr, There 1> a word bejeweled with bright tear*,, , ' . The saddsto word fond lips have ever epoken;' A little word that breaks the chain . of 'yaara,1— :-------------------------Its utterance must ever bring emotion ( * The omomories it crystals cannot die; ’ Tia known in overy land—on every ocean,. 'Tis called—good-bye.' At noon ^citirday thv three -San­ ford Banka reported Liberty Bond sales totalling 866,160, with two banks so far not reporting their bwn subscriptions which to ail appear1 anccs" will aggregate n total of more than one hundred and ten thousand dollars. ’ With all of Undo Sam’s' little units, and there's thousands like Seminole county, doing this sort of work, It won't bo long before this old war is over. contribute 25 cents .each month as long ai the war lasts. To others it ia suggested that they follow the plan of Ellis Parker Butler, the famous short story writer. Every timo Mr. Butler buys a smoke ho sets aside one for a soldier. "If I spend a dime," ho said, "my soldier Sanford appreciates indeed the ma­ gets a dime; If I spend- a dollar for terial interest the many Scniinolo tobacco my soldier gets a dollar’s county membrpj take in tho Board worth. Ifo’s going to smoke e v e r y o f T ra d e . T h is sh ou ld ho bccauso time I do." • the Board <of Trade is doing its ut­ most to benefit Seminole county in every way possible snd we-are glad to know that no many arc appreci­ ating it\_ The Board of Trade can benefit you when-you least expect It •PHODUCING NOT PROMOTING" BOARD OF TRADE RESULTS and need ^t moat. . . ' (BT TUB SECMTAliV) _ _ T*_ PUBLICITY PULLS The panoramic-photos of the pro­ posed Gun Training School, being offered the Government by . the Board of Trade'havo been completed and have been forwfrdfcd to head­ quarters along with contour maps cf more than one hundred and fifty thousand acres of land.. The pictures are large 7 x 1 1 view* and are ten In number, showing in detail, the.praitie, elevations, drainage, «tc. The work of the committee bn thla work has been ideal and Messrs. Forrest Like, C. .D. Brumloy-and M. M. Splith are- to be congratulated for their active'interest. * The Board of Trade extends its sincere appreciation, to Dr. Brower Housekeepers Can Save . $200,000,000 on Food ■In these days when the hlgii coat of . living.' pinches nearly every norae, no *#wiste should bo overlooked. One of the most flagrant and-the most easily pre­ vented, is the destruction of food by rats. One rat will ofton do a hundred dollar*’ , damage of food and property inr a tingle and a careful estimate gives.over .,4200,000.000 as the talue of fOodstuffa destroyed annually b y theeo pests. Ex^terrain? ti them witn Steams’ Paata and « tb this enormous loss of food. A small box of Steimi’ Paste cost# only * few f cn'*,*nd is usually enough to complfcteUj_nd the house of r*t* and mice; also «Teetive against edckroachea snd water. bugs.*—Adv.-.--.. . • . PROGRESS of the Congregational church for his summary of beneficial work that can be done by the organisation. Ajl of his suggestions arc strictly progres­ sive and we shall adapt as many of them as is possible to carry out. . . •■ — * —-T •*• , f - - * A new member, and a year paid.in advance, In* thrf Board .of Trade ia the Orlando Reporter-Star. Tho membership wps tendered by R. B. Broskier. We have an ambition to secure every officer in the Orlando Board of Trade, as members of the Hanford organization and in view, of the fact, that we already haVo two, Indies tea a fair chance for .success. Of course, we may have to sprinkle tacks ahead of - their Packards to get some of them, but if we’ do this, we’ll haul ’em home free snd ; get them to Join the. Board of Trade on the side. Fact is .since Sanford {■ Orlando’s water front and gateway t 6 the oast And •incidentally New York and /urthermorj^ the point of tariff induction who rein, Orlando mu* benefit in her freight rates because of water competition, we have every reason to believe that they'll all come'In from a standpoint qf .busi­ ness anyway. Everybody, all over Florida, ia talking about Sanford, her possibil­ ities and activities.- Citizens, keep It up. This talk has been Instituted by *your'Board of Trade’ -and ia Spreading. More people are -coming to Sanford and once here, they spend money to live. Whp profits? Figure It out. We have one or two rooms to rent, send us some one—but no children." This message ia repeated many times dally to Phono 128; the Board of Trade. Now, frankly, do you think this Is just? Do you think thla is That’s What John Bunyen Johnson, fair to the little tots who must have the - Well-Known Automobile ; aome plate to go? Sanford as a city wants the children and whit*s moro •slssmsn, Bays of Martin’s we arq going to have them. We Liver Medicine hope that every winter visitor com­ One of (he latest to add his an- ing to Sanford this season has a qualified endorsement to' Martin's AJyer. Medicine is John. Bunyon dozen' and i,t ia a pleasure to an­ • JOhn.on; of Macon, Gai *In‘ a*letter nounce that parent* with children •dajed August*25, 1917, ihe says: . looking for room* or accommodation •* affords'me pleasure to feport will baye.rtiyj-attentfon at the hand*, I/havf taken Martin’s Liver of thd Sanford Board of Trade. The Medicine and obtained' most desir* * bIe result*. Martin’s Liver Medi* home wffh af child even ^e a-visitor ■* ne I* .pleasant to the taste, docs Is honoredi'ind while they may an­ ®°t gripe por inconvenience the noy a little mite and frazzle*your m any way. . It gets positively Imaginary nerves, yet the value of *nd yet gently upon the liver and it as my opinion that It ia superior 46' their childish, faith and pure fellow­ ship is the tonic youreally*. need and an/ r liver medicine sold.” ; ' *~ Martin'i * "Liver Medicine, is strictly tha sooner you Wise up to these facta vegetable , e’ In ingredient!, contain* arid .figure*, the sooner you’ll find a. poisonous calomel. Is plepsant to occupant for that roon* or apart­ 4ake and Is sold wit fi the standing Bbarantee that,If. It do’es not give ment, Come on, kids, the .whole we effect desired, the empty bottle dog gone Seminole county has got a <*n be returned to the drug'store latch, strinfc hanging out, Just your *ad the 50c paid for It wllUbe.revJ height from tho floor, evpn if you are I*?. ^ ,A‘ * medicine for constl- just itwo woeka old.’ , PMjon. sick headache qr other liver * 5?* jtpmaeh troubles, .Martin’s c(?*r . Medicine is-Without a peer, ' Lakeland, Fla., man wants 3,000 hold by dnsdista everywhere. celery plant*. -Ask the Board of T r .d . for kU tddrru It you c u rap- EX-COV. TERRELL’S BROTHER GIVES TESTIMONY B .C .B O 5r. -■>*%A •%,* f y'f -If-C_i*- p* Today’s Tribune tells of the ap­ plication of railroads for another hearing before the Interstate Com­ merce Commission leading-to an in­ crease in freight rates. According to reports the net earnings of all roads have fallen off and for the month of August a decided decrease ia shown in comparison.to August a year ago, However this slump is principally on tho eastern and northeastern lines and not in tho agricultural districts of the United States. 'While the siumg on eastern railroads ran into a few million, the decrease on* south­ eastern lines represented only one hundred thousand for tho month. If you figure an Increase to produce ‘an amount that will cover this, you will find-that not over-one-tenth of one per cent on the total gross earn­ ings of Southeastern carriers will do the job. An increase of fifteen per cent as previously asked and which will likely.' bo asked for within *a short,’ time will produce Increased earnings of more than $6,000,000 a month.- The railroads are of courts under heavy expense* and must be provided with liberal rates in order to produce, however, the enormouk increase asked for ia beyond reason and goes from necessity- to actual dividends eliminating entirely the thbught of expansion, • Smokes for Soldiers , * By Getett Burgess Whenever you’mjhrowing your butt " away.-’ * ' 1 ' Whenever you're lighting a. new one, Just think of, tho-fellows that sailed away. And how you would like it, if you wore they, ■ And tome one at -home sent YOU one! ~ ■• ,<> You finish tho package, the devil you care! There are ehope—end you've got . f, the money. It'e a diamond eight different "Over There," » It’e a damned*)ong joprqey to God Knowa Where, Yet they * fight end you don’ t. That** funny. For a war Is-a mixture of various •Hells • . From vermin and* rata' to stenches; But it Isn’ t damnable German ehells, Nor tho mud or the blopd or tb f gae that telle The moat on the men in the trcnW *, The most on the men ,in‘ the* , trenches.. ■ It'e tho ice cold nights without ever ; y a smoke— It’s the fire hot days that are meaner; ' NicotiD.!; i Navy Karl Schultx, Sherman Routh, Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Chittenden, Roy Chittenden, Ralph Roumillit, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J. Lawton, James Purvis, William Hart ioy. Army John Murrell,. Kenneth" Murrell, Leslie Illil, Seth Woodruff,-,Stanley Walker, * Dr. Ralph Stevens, Joe Chittenden, Oscar Bpeer, Bruce An­ derson, Ernest Gregory,-Fred Mason, George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ burn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, George Huff, Thomas Sullivan,.W. A. Fattishsli, Meade Fox, Ingram Gucrry, Joe Guerry, Oscar N. Zlttrower, Henry B yrd,' Osborne' Wil­ liams, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dickins, John Lee, J . A. Stafford, Andrew Aulln, John Cater Lawton, ' Alfred M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joo Lewis, Arthur Lewis, Melville C. Tyler,. J. F; Coates, Ernest Gormlcy, Walter Radford, Corbett Hutchinson, - Sam Povohouse, Harry Carlson, C.- E. Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long Wallace Lipford, Norman Baker, Er­ nest C. Morris, Ike IIouso, T.* M. Jlfll,. Harry Rabun, Guy ‘ Stafford, Lcwtic Oglesby, Donalcr Stafford, T. O.-Qillis, Willie O. Goolsby, Harrold Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert Merrfwether, Robert Routh, Staf­ ford LeFils, Grover. LcFIls, Paul Dooley, E. L. Mott, Frank Camp-, bell, William Hartley, Floyd Wash­ burn, Oscar Du Bose, Edwin L. Dlnklc. Sam J. 'Pickens, Harry II. New­ man, .Bryan Walker, Andrew J. King, Charles Pricster, Itobt. O. Weeks, Waif red Pierson, Vander Perritte, Adolph Shayr,. Barney- F. Griggs, Harry Miien, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drawdy Matthrrs, Lewis Col­ lins, John A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, Jamva H. Lee, J. C ., Hutchinson, C. T. Smith. AGAINST COMMISSION * |• STOCK BICYCLES — BICYCLE ACCESSORIES Tires, Pedals, Saddles, Lamps, Bells, Chains, Coaster Brakes, Built tip Front and •Rear Wheels and everything for the Bicycle. Bicycle Repairing A Specialty * MOTORCYCLE - ACCESSORIES -u Motorcycle Casings and Tubes, Motorcycle Chains and Repair Links, Motorcycle Lamps -and -Homa, u rips, Spark Plug Goggles, Leggins, Motorcycle Repairing. AUTOMOBILE • . 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BRYAN, Proprietor ' 1 115 Park Ave. - Sanford, Florida Riiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiutiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiimimnuiiiiuiniinm a ■ m FfJfBM Minml Votes in FaVor of Present ; * City Countil ■ Miami will not have the commis­ sion msn*$er form of government this, year, and the voters, of the city will -not' have a chance to decide whether or not they want to adopt that more modern knd efficient plan of administration of public affairs. By a vote of more than two to one Mayor-elect John W. 'Watson and hia.unpledged associates on the anticity manager ticket were elected yes­ terday as members of the charter commiesion,-and will submit to the voters for adoption such changes ns they‘ think should be made in the chsrter. . Candidates on the .Junkih ticket' and advoektc* of the commissionmanager plan 'generally expressed themselves today aa not surprised by the vote, and predicted that the city manager plan will be adopted the next time the question is brought to an Issue. Under the law, there cannot be another charter board elec­ tion within a year. Although throughout the cam­ paign the candidates on the Watson ticket have taken the poalUon that they were neither for or against the city manager plan, but willing to In­ vestigate'Hs •merits; they threw this pretense to^th* winds Immediately upon the arihquncement of their election, and claimed the result to be a populir verdict against any material- ehango In the present plan' of government.— Miami .Metropolis :,*r ' -vs We Can Fill Your Wants In Any. of The Following: Seminole’s Roll of flonor jjjt &sr ' -» -Eep 0ver40-d00 mm Satis fied Users Endorse •‘ • " " i l l D ELCO L IG H T 9 , Over 40,000 owners of forms, country homes and 'stores, throughout the world, representatives of over sixty different lines cf bu:inc:s, are finding . D E L C O -L IG H T to l:e a dependable and trust* ' worthy electric light and power plant, ,.T • . . F. F. Dutton, Prominent Fruit Grdwer Sanford, Florida, say’s of Delco-Lightf: -Tto bMl nr«>H4tUw •• ran dr* DfbwUslii lultl m Nr ■■ ?.T. Si • •"iM m ii W». u . « r*ri.i.«*,st> rsaracTLY IK) CM T iy : HYHTKM WORK. . i n . U-jnraUMi" j j - | , */ (In *l>ai l l W I U n r • - *Complete in 2 sizes, SU0 and <420 (f. o. b. Dayton Ohio) t . * »3 ** * See Delco-Llght exhibit at your.Fair-^r write ' * ’ l ' t. KTtEARBT, dalesmam Otluik Fltrtd* ( ; f •>* kstfH . CLAUDE NOLAN. Dealer IIIMiliSL, Hi. 1 - ' f r\ - iJ ^ -i\ fik \ ; . . f T^fWi r« S I ,r j ? • W f ffome Advancement. However; the assurance from the photographers’ convention that wed­ ding group pictures are* still In *v>gue does not Indicate that civilisation baa not advanced. The bridegroom no longer puts a cigar In his mouth and keeps his hat on when the picture U taken. V ■ '** , : Niaht Air In Towns. 1 It Is a mistake.to suppose that night air In towns Is unhealthy. In most cases It <s purer between ten ot night and.*six In tho morning thpn. at any .other part of the 24 hours. ‘ . m i . 'i i I:* - v ’' A* it'A t ^ lis " m -k be Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Oncer; : 'o r M an ax^d Beast Stops Poiri A t a S a S M I. A* All Dealers. Anu in ore ■ orny oos wimg mai can = Did you ever refuse him a clgarAt When your pal hadn’ t any? . doubtIfr TODAY YOU*. .HAVE THOUS­ ANDS OF PALS! And yet Tobacco ia scarce at the Front. I’ll bet **’ You'll aee’they're not going wltht out It! —From the Minneapolis Journal. i. I#M LS-vr. i, * , V A 25c Want Ad: in The Herald will Rem Your House kSfiuiw*^iia55w<v£h*■ m ■V f �= fag * * uu» ± = -.'A TH E . CHURCHES A N D : PROS '0 & . PER1TY i!,' In a recent article by a well known minister he attempted to show that church membership in the United States is not increasing as rapidly as before the war.\ He says: ''Another reason is the terrific itrainr—industrially and. coramordally to arhlch our people have been subjected bocause of unprecedented prosperity^ Men I b*y*n,t'b a d time to think about the church and re­ ligious obligations." R. J. HOLLTV Editor M. M. HAINES, Roslaeas N THEHERALD PRINTING COMPANY Clean Up Month (a here. busy. 1 At .the conclusion of the rnornttiff worship housewives will be asketj to sign carda agreeing to economise in tho pee of, food stuff. It is to be hoped that all members of the church will attend these "services, showing at once their loyalty to the church and to- their country, and signing the cards. , All Visitors to the“city, ar^ lr\Vltod to worship with us on the Sabbath. Hours of worship 11 a.' m. and 7 p. in. t Sign the* Food Pledge 'Cards, Nothing to hurt you. Hanford is there with the Liberty Bond stuff.1 Miami turned down the commitaion form plan but then they did V lt havo tho Sanford Herald there. Dr. L**d*. JtclaonvQlr Bob Holly evidently ' does not Want Sanford to emulate .Jackson­ ville and let its hogs run.too strong­ ly In the public gate.—Tampa Trib- site of its membership, but upon what its members 'get out of and put into it.' -Where even but two or three are genuinely gathered to­ gether in His name,-there In He also with them. I'hc genuine church member Is one who worships the Lord even when reaping prosperity or paying his taxes.—Paiatkn* Ilcr- WHAT THE KAISER KNOWS The people arc coming to Florida The Government's food plodgc all Ufht and .the vanguard has al­ asks no very little' of the individual ready nrrived: Got those rooms American. So little, in fact, . that ready and sec that they stay in Santhere is grave danger tho individual will overlook the importance .of do­ ing that little, day in and.'day out, There may be some people in San­ over a period, if necessary, of years. ford who do not see any good In the But when the kaiser heard-of this Boarjl of Trade bat these'same peo­ food conservation. by individual ple do not sec any good In nnyth'ng, Americans, ho -considered the move­ so what’s the use? ment such a menace to German vic­ tory that ho spent large amounts of Editor Bob Holly of the Sanford money, and employed large numbers Herald has ho objection to hogr, in­ of agents in this country to .frustrate deed he Is delighted with them but be .thinks they ought to bo kept- in their own place and that place is hot In the public highways of a city. -—Ocala Banner/ help to accomplish. Food will win We. are not too proud to accept the war; America must supply it. either aweet •potatoes or wood for | But it is only' by strict, pains­ tubebipUPRS and the pert -para- taking daily attention to the GdVgraphers-who are poking fun At the ernmeht's very modest request that country 'Pr.e** c*n takothls fo$. wh*t we Americans can insure,the success It Is,.worth. At. the prezont time of the war food conservation cam­ aald wood and sweats arc worth more paign. Each individual’s part is so than-the -opinion o.* any P. T. that •mall as to seom trivial, but the to­ tal, M every one does his part will -pver punched a typiwritcr. be tremendous. - . • \ . Tho kaiser knows In his heart that The nbwspapor bpslnoss li^s Itr If evtry one of America's 100 million compensations. No other avocation giv*» .you lo many opportunities for souls cat a pound less wheat flour a b»v« * .badly meedbg the man who-never is guilty week ■needed extra of 138,000,000 bushels of isn’ error pr an oversight, and of'w boat. to ship to its European whoaa affairs’ are nin with that abtolutc pcrfectlcn which mr.kca you allies. He knows that if each of us eats sorry nnd ashamed because of your one-third of an ounce less meat fata ow/i uttof incompetence to attend to every day we'll have 896,000 tons anything. Tragic as ell this is, we more fata a year for the war. fcave tctten’ to*appoint whew we'can "■' Hff:knowi*tbat I fe a e lr o f ns eats smile when we encouter this fellow. an ounce leas .meat It day wo wiff have 4,400,000 more meat animals — Lakeland Telegram. every year to feed our aliiea. He knows that if each of us ests an ounce less sugar a day we'll have 1,185,000 tons more sugar a year. He knows that if we individual Americans DO ’ save these things, Allied Europe's'hungry will be fed and kept contented In the- fight against his starving-hordes; and that he, .therefore, hasn't a chance to win the war. $ Our Office Supply Store is He was amart enough to 'realise for Your Convenience, in order that If. his; agents in this country that you may equip your -office could sneer the food saving Idea out with sM the little necessay arof the individual American’s mind tides,that should bf- in every he .would stand s mighty good office, and which will Saw Your chance to -win the war. Time and LUjhUn Your. Oflijp DON’T LET THE KAISER \ TALK YOU OUT- OF DOING YOUR LITTLE BIT OF FOOD $ Equip your offlcs'with up-tcCONSERVATION DUTY * EV­ date accessories, and you WiU ERY DAY. During the week of give your Business Correspon­ dents the impression that you are rraiiy doing business In a tory In the'.world war for democ­ racy. * o■ ■ ■ ■ ■ NATIONAL PRAYER DAY , j ! | Will Be Observed at the Methodist ; Office Supply Dept PRONE 14$ , C’hurch on Sundsy ■ ■ President Wilson has called the * nation to prayer on next Sunday. . T Spedal prayers will'be made in both v4 morning and evening service in.'re4 4 ^ sponae to this call. A cube of gold measuring five-eights of an inch, can be beaten, into a sheet, 12 it. square or l44 square feet/ So it Ib with little savings—they may seem small to you' at first but if you keep Tip the good work of regular saving, you'll find they'll go a long way toward financial ^rotectipn for the future; •'* ' Dr. LEEDS HERE Oh, yea, that's the way with a lot of us. When profit is from 85 to 90 per cent, whether In skinning our Secretary Anti Tuberculosis Also elation Speaka This Morning neighbor on flour or other food ^tuff, or in slaughtering our enemjes with war munitions, we surety overlook the Lord. Our thinking time is all taken by tho next day’s possibilities for skinning, and ita often real hard­ ship even to thank for our unprece­ dented prosperity; religious . obli­ gations don't get* into the day book, 1st alone the Journal or ledger. • But just wait until it's the Jthpr way, untlL unprecedented adversity atrlkea .ua,— Thrn wa gn .to-ahui ah^ then we go ta begging the Lord and asking Him to make our little insig­ Get nificant personal affairs Ilia chief concern, and expecting miracles to Congratulatlons to Goode Gucrry upon his mitrriage ’ to Miss G&lnes, Sho gets a Goode man and Goode gains thereby! All's wolj. A LITTLE CUBE OF GOLD Dr. Leeds, state secretary of the Florida Anti-Tdbcrculosis Associa­ tion iqadc a brief address this morn­ ing to a group gathered at the Wom­ an's Club, Dr. Leeds is making 'a rapid tour'of the state in the Inter­ ests of his association, planning for the approaching Bed Cross Seal snla in December. Ho stated .that'this year the National Red Cross has rcquested the Anti-Tuberculosis As­ sociation to . make a special - effort to havo many seals sold, as a large fund wilt he needed to enro- for the soldiers who contract tuberculosis. Franco invalided- horns 160,000 of her soldiers aflllctod'with this dread malady’ with tho result that now the whole country is scourged With tu-. since thd state berculosif, board of health haa withdrawn-.tho state nurses It Is very - important that money ho obtained to support a nurse .in each county,, as patent medicines will not help tubercular sufferers; nothing but a good* nurse and a competent physician will .pull Finally, Dr. a person through Leeds stated-that tW e is h o t-a state or county institution for.the care of the. tuberculaf in the whole of Florida and part of the' mftney from the seal tale will, be used to carry on a campaign for otinty. san­ atoria. v< The Woman's Club In'each town acts as local representative in charge of the Rtd Cross -Seal sale, Dr. Leeds ‘ will go to DeLand this after­ noon, then on down (he east coast to Miami, returning to his head- Woman's Club Notes The Welfare,,.Department has as­ sumed , the Responsibility of being one vast civic" committee and are untiring in their, seal to obuin the cooperation and interest of all Stnford-resldenfcgr m well as thcsO In the surroundjng parts. Following the fall houseclganing of our homes one would naturally en­ joy the clean up of that city which we frequent In a business nhd plcas- 9 .• ... . . . . • * • • CAPITAL $30,000.00 • i- . -4 SURPLUB $16,000.00 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD STEVENS . C M , HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA r.... " ',1L arOODBUfKwrn Hmt O. LiTATLOR R. R. DEAS c.«hw ' , Am ' i CsAW THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS In advance of that set for business meeting of Generai Club, ao we must be qn time to finish on time. The Social Department reception was held on Tuesday last with a good attendance. After a pleasant hour spent-in playing cards tea was served. There were two tables of bridge, .Mrs. D. A. Howard making top. score. It was decided at this meeting to prepare OCmrsa to ernd to r?eh nf tile boys who Have gone to the front from Sanford. A very Interesting entertainment 'a being planned b y this department, to be given at’ the High. School early in November to raise.funds for this purpose, so that every hoy may have a real Christmas: Details of this entertainment to bo given in a later LEADS GREATEST OF BANDS Sousa, Who Joined ‘ Marines When Small Boy, Now Back In the 8ervlce.‘ |fim'Joba .ever undertaken by any gov­ ernment, and within three months the government hns expended approxi­ mately $150,000,000 upon this' work, whereas the largest amount appropri­ ated In nny one year for the Panamacnnnl. was $10,000,000. Within sixty days 100 sawmills In nil parts of tho country, shipped more Iturn. KOO.OOO,000 feet of* lumber1 to' the cantonment sites. Altogether 08,000 kegs of nnlls were used; ttycre were In.Mnlled 110,000. doors nnd CSO.OOO sash, while nearly 80,000,000 squarff feet of wall board was used for In­ side sheathing. ■ When pnved streets, telephones, fire protection, electric lights, water sup­ ply nml sewage tllsiwsal nro added to this undertaking, soqio Idea may bo hnd us to tho wonderful piece of work done. In rccqrd-breaklng time In pro­ viding comfortable quarters for the Nutlounl unny. T0 FEED CAPTIVE AMERICANS Thoss Taken Prisoners of War Will Not Have to Depend on Ratlopa Furnished by Germany. . Washington.—American prisoners of war, in ’ Germany will bo furnished ennugh food for their subsisted Inde­ pendently of rations provided them by tho Germans. 1 Tho American Red Cross, throudlP arrangements with tho British Obncrnl Prisoners of War Committee,’ Is, doing this for the American prisoners In Ger­ £00(1/* *f * many, oY whom there arc now 101, nnd Ho did."make good." . ' n comnjlttco of - tho American Red That bo/ was John Phillip" Sousa, Cross Iras bften established nt Berne, and today Ids enlistment pnpers are Switzerland, to dd’ this work In the treasured In fho archives .of the Ma- future. Tills cowmltteo will work di­ rlno Corps. . Y rectly under tha American Ited Cross As the years passed John Phillip nnd will tnkei over all the work of pro­ Sousa gained promotion until' finally visioning American soldiers and sail­ be was director, of the band.. v ors who may be held In Germany. It was.not so many years ngo’ thnt House, master musician, mode a tri­ Kills Horses to Bs Chauffeur. umphal tour of tbc world, playjng'hls Ruston, La.—Becnu'ne hit would rath-, cr he'a clranffiTm than a hostler, and expecting that his employer would re­ place his horses with on automobile, s negro stable boy, working for C. W. Wright, confessed that he -bad pois­ oned Wright's horses. r Great Lakes, III.—One worm June nfternoon la 1808, a small boy strode Into Washington barracks anti an­ nounced to the Marine recruiting ofliccr that ho wished .to join tho service. Tn» going to try my 'best to bo n drummer boy or else a buglo boy," he antihuneqd., *Tll work hard to make John Phillip Bouaa (Left) _ famous marches In all the royal courts ' All 11/ breeding traps are to be of the world. ■Everywhere he woa cleaned up, slrcota to put on their fdted and hailed as the world's great­ best clem frocks, and automobilista est march king, . / - vThe years passed and Sousa retired are kindly urged to refrain from throwing anything in tho streets from active association with the Ma­ rine band, which he bad developed Inwhich does not belong there. We to tlie greatest military band In the love our town. It Is our one aim to world. . obtain a healthy, clean and beauti­ When this country woa plunged Into ful city. This wilt be hard to secure wpr Sousa, now past middle age, was without the aid and thoughtfulness eager to do something for his service. of our children and .ouraolves. ‘ Cupt. William A..Moffett, command­ Let us ask the question of' our­ ant of the Oreat Lakes Naval Train­ selves What wdutd Sanford bs if all ing atatlbn,.Great Lakes, 11^, wished were just like me? It behooves each to Imve the station bluejacket bond one' of us to do our part. Being developed Into the greatest- In the navy. Sousa was enrolled its a lieu­ thoughtful Is one.gramj. donati6n. tenant, nnd musicians throughout the This Saturday night let us have a United States made Great Lakes their "clean up First ftreet" fpt the Sab­ meecn. bath day by remembering'to’ place - 'Today this band Is the.luVgcit or­ ganization of Its kjnd In tbe,.worid. all papers, banana skins, as w*N peanut' shells in their respective1 And Housa modestly believes that leadhomes,’ the garbage can. •There Is a cnhl|> of the great bond of American time for everything and before our sattnr hoys U- as magnificent as any­ tourist friends como it aeema moat thing else In his career. . fitting and opportuna to clean up. J O B ' ON RECO RD . May we all pull together and with BIG G EST one road emile have our tbwn bright Army CsnUnmsnta Cost $150,000,000— and.imiilng at-us. / • Immsnse Amount of Matsrlat V Members who are. on the home . -Used. economies committee will pieskt re­ member to meet at Uuk dub bouse V Washington.—The completion o f the at 2:80 next Wednesdry ’ sfteTaoep, sixteen cantonments for the National annryIsr one■■■,o f the greatest •coni true-' Tj» •^ . . . * • Clock Dials for Summer. „ ‘ Instead of moving tho hands o f the clock forward and back at the time of chnngtng from standard to- sunlmer time, and vloo versa(v£ plan recently proposed In England Is to have clocks provided with an adjustable.dial. Tho drculsr disk o f the dial would bo put In place by screws In curved slots, and the dial would bo rotated through one hour space n f tho time of mnklng the Chnnge/lekvlng the .hand)} untouched. It Is clalmbl that this plan Is especial­ ly vdealrnblq Ig. the cane of strikingclocks, the hands of which cannot bo moved bnck. The. position of the dial would nlso Indicate whether the clock was keeping summer or normal Ume. tThfl. objection, to this- procedure, of course, la that practically everybody tolls Ume from popltlop of the hands, without any attention to the. figures on the dial. This remarkable photograph was taken-Inside the Ocrman lines from the airplane of an aviator who iiinde n raid on ri great bochc ammunition depot. The -daring -aviator, starting out on the apparently reckless ven­ ture of .getting, iiy the Germed line* nnd‘ successfully bombing the Teuton stores of .munitions, flew to a point above the depot and dropped quanti­ ties of Incendiary bombs while the Germans kept firing n terrific fusillade nt him. Despite the danger, he kept nt his task and ■earned* his rewardwhen Jhe sow tho munition storehouse burst Into flames. The smoke from the burning depot can be seen ascend­ ing. The jivlutor returned to his own lloea safely. Hard Work Is Hsslthy. . A h n rule, married people llriAlo'ngflr than single, and those who have to work hnrd for their living longer than those who do not The average of longevity Is- higher among civilized (linn imclvl|lwAI races. Further, peo­ ple.oflnrge Imllil lire longer than those of smnll. hut those of .middle size live longer thnn either. Bess and Men.-. • A hrtiey bee,- once having lost Its temper and used Its stinger, becomes useless and soon dies. So It Is with human beings, says Keith •Clevenger of Osuwntomle. Once they ore *>* longer4 nhlo to control rtbrir tempera and keep calm under trying circum­ stances, Just so Boon they begin to sllp’and lose their grip on business and usefulncxx.—Kansas City Star. “That Government Bond” # you were going to buy—did you get it? 'Today &ere is opportunity! If you alreadyown. a.Liberty LoiRn Bond, your pride. and patriotism should cause you to want to own another—AND RIGHT NOW. In either event, come in and talk, the matter over with our Officers. We attend to all details of subscriptions. NATIONAL D A SANFORD, FLORIDA IRST • « .* - �1*X- Lfi .V yA ||" m Person*! Item* of . . Int erest 81000*17 af the Floating Smell I' j Talks Snedaetly Arranged for Hurried Herald Beadere ............................. ....... Mr*. A. J. Hall and little daughier of Board man, F1*.» Mr. - H. *C.' Groff of Summerfleld,'Fla„‘ and Mr. and *Mra. A. D, Groffy and little .daughter of Bradentown; Fla., were Sunday visitor* to the dty, the jurats of their lister, Mr*. Peyton S. -Jtortaon. On aceoiiht of the uncertainties of tipreai deliveries Just now I cannot advertise any special sales ’ day, but I expect a small shipment of the cel* ebrated Pan^y Park Perfection pansy plant* about November 14th. .These —wtll'n’il.at-f liW.’per huuili ml >plantar Mr*. S .B . ‘Wight, phone 328. lfltfc Miss Lilah Johnson was called to Orlando yesterday by the'sudden illness o f ‘ her sister, Mrs. Edward Marrero. • 8. J. Carnes has. returned from a trip to Tenncaaee. Mr*. Carnes, vho ha* been'spending the summer la Tennessee accompanied him home but went on to Tampa to spend a ‘ few days. •/ V ' -* - * ■ - a. " Geranium Plnnta—Small well - . rooted double varieties. La Favorite, white;'Poltovine,-salmons S. A. Nutt, cri/naon. 50c per doten. Mrs. ?. B. Wight, phone 328. 19-tfc Mrs. Afl.o,- wife of Judge Alio of Cuba and who was formerly Miss Myra Milnson of this city Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fannie Munson and receive^ word that in the recent storm their homo on the Isle of Pines wai destroyed and most of.the : furniture floated away, Judge Alfb has asked nnd obtained a transfer to Cubs and will probably be Judge of the province of Plnar Del -Rio. Go to* Mbbloy's drug store for your school books. Phone 294.* 2-tfc Th’c Hodges • McMullin barber shop has recently been greatly Im­ proved by the changing of the front windows and installation of new fur­ niture and other improvements. / .I t Is now the daylight shop and prob­ ably one of the best lighted shops 'in the state'. Every employee of the shop recently- purchased a Liberty Bond.. , Expensive Hemstitching Machine Just installed at the millinery ahop of Mrs. II. L. Duhart. 1 Ladies of Sanford are Invited to call and aee this machine ||| operation. Fourth and Sanford Ave. 43-tf J. I. O'Neal la back. In - thi .cliy' aid will be with .the -Cobb barber ‘shop this winter. Mr. 0* Nsal was htre last winter and-jHiado *many fdtnds who are glad'to.aeo him. . . ____ ____ .a , #_ . Cerlllan Mqslc^lnb • The club w>U meet at, the studio of Mr*. Fannie Munson Saturday at 3 .‘p. m. -All members urgol to> be present. Notice! .Odd Fellows* ’ AH members of Sanford Lodge No. 27 and visiting brothers are urgently requested to attend meeting in Odd Fellows Hall next Monday .evening,' Oct. 29tb, at 7:30 olclock. Brothers, we will, peyd you,. Three, candidates to be'glvert* the first degree. Come and haip us give thes4 candidates all that they are entitled to in good shape. ^Sec'y Sanford Lodge No. 27. • LYCEUM .ATTRACTION G O O D , I B°b Roys Opened- Season ’ Here WtAlueaday Night With ; Good Attendance ‘ , * f j* O'at'Lypeum number , <rf. the* *es:?D was atagsd 'S j the High . c x l Auditorium Wednesday bight w,,k « Irlr rired audience. Prof. _ ■« _ J. h o m e ; r 1 3 o f * Xr : _ * — mm Methodist Church Sunday's program— Sunday school 9:30. Preaching by pastor, subject, "Tho Single Eye," 11 a. m. - Epworth League, C p. m. ■ Preaching, by pastor, 7 p. m., "A' Gospel Message.". The choir has been reorganized and special music will be used in all the acrvlceai , . Congregational Church Rev. Frqd Eniminger, recently' of Tampa now irt charge of church work in Colorado will speak in the Congregational church -Sunday morning. The other service os usual with special musical program morn­ ing and evening as follows: Morning: Prelude, Cantilena, A.*; Vincent Dale; anthem, Sun of M / Soul, Nelacn; offertory, Lead Thou Me On, A. L. Peace. Evening: Prelude,,To Decet Ifymnus, Edwin AahmalM; anthem, O Love Divine, E. 8. Hosmer; offer­ tory, W|»en Thou Cameat (Frcm Stabat Mater), Rossini, Mrs. Julius Takach. R EG AL S H O E S ■• •! . 2 - ' m0 . Lli LION S H IR T S - Mr. Hyman Speaks Sunday - \ir. Hyman plans to spenk twice on next Sunday at tho Baptist Temple. _ 1*1:00 The ShepherdlexH Church. 7:00’ American Assctts. ‘ Ybu arc cordially invited, ta these services. . '. Those Fickle Glrla An exchange aaya the lasting Imprwaion we get at aeelnr the younr girl* of our acquaintance weep at"tho departure of a soldier sweetheart and then engage in fiirtationa with the young bloods at homo is that Sher­ man was right about war *0 far as it concerned the other foltow who went. PrJoUn| Blda Rejected A diapatqn from Tallahassee aaya —Orlando Reporter-Star. that all bids for state printing were rejected by the .board oi atate Insti­ Another .Newspaper Baby tutions. The bidden were, the Tam­ The Webster Tattler has appeared pa Tribune, E. O. Painter, Andrew on our exchange desk—a *go«alpy Carter, Tallahaaaee Democrat/ T. J. little ‘iheet, full of local doing* an Appleyard; New bids will be, opened good advertising nufter. It i* suc­ cessor to the late Advance. It sums on Noverpber 15. , ------------- T - -----up its spirit in thta: " I f you like this paper, subscribe for itpif you do not, Raise In Postage Beginning Novemb*p the fol­ buy it out and.improve It.” —Euatlis < lowing raise in poetage fates will be Lake Region. ----------------------- •Tectlve: The Right to Smoke Three centa*per ounce or fraction ' Soma, small eouled Christiana V * for all letter* to United States or it* possessions, also' to Cuba,- Canada protesting against*tho sending-of to­ and Mexico hnd Republic of Panama bacco to the boy* in the. trenches. V:r- p Having the Crop * . 'speaking o f- food conservation Mrs. Gregg is saving her entire crop of sweet potatoes. - She has it In a battle of alcohol and. is very , proud of it—«he rninMit nil by herself. It is nearly ^HtoeM^tjes long nnJ fully as thick. n& |Klrad pencil and was grown in* herown garden.—Tarpon Springs. Come In and Hear the November Records / No. 6768—Anchor* Seving March No. 2344—Secret of Home Sweet * .v No. 3357—Battle Cry of Free­ dom •• • No. 2354—Departure American Troops for Franco No.. 2366—I’ ve Got the Nicest Little t Homo In Dixie No. 6989—Castle Valse Classique Dance " v • . No. 23iO—LIvlnsky at the Wed­ ding No. >2335—Let's All Do Somor thing. '^ •. — 19-tf. Red Croat Note The Geneva branch of the Red Cross will give a silhouette, social at Uw town hall on Tuesday, Oct. 30. Appropriate refreshments and fun planned for the evening and it la hoped that friends from the aurmunding community* will attend. Admission is 2c and there will be * corresponding charge of 2 * for re­ freshments. > The Rebel YeU Up in Gccrgia, in the training campa it is said- that, by special re­ quest of, tho authorities, members of the United Confederate Veterans are teaching the tfoOpa tho ''Rebel Yell." And tho wonder,, part of it la that tho training is not for tho southern soldien, but for those who come from north of Mason & Dixon's Line. • Notice . Tho registration book of the city of Sanford, Fla., Is now open and will' be’ kent open.from 9 a. m. to 12 m. and from 2 p. m. to 5p . m., from Oct. "16, 1917 to Nov. 16, 1917, at the clcrk'a office, city hall. * J. C. Roberts’,. City Clerk. •' 16-Tuca*4tc L. J. Cates, the genial night'clterk of the Hotel Carnea has resigned hla • JKaWcm/-to * take caro ol his aged rather who la helpleks and requires <onstant care and attention, • • doesn't object to A*morican 'citizens killing anakea In tho grass.—Ocala Star. . * Paper Hanging' and Painting Thousands of new samples of wal paper for you. to select from. Sam­ ples will be' brought to your door upon request. -I also do decorating and painting as it should bo done. F. W. 'Tcmperton,. 108 Palmetto Ave., ono door from First street. 96-tf . . * *• • ' 1.* 1 ,, ( . - - * w* -' ^ I * - *n & Clothing Co. ■- h a r t . , - H s c h a i The Bible plainly gives a ma .. right to amoko in tbs Book' of Roy*latfon where it aiya'something about Isttlng "him .that Is filthy'be filthy still." Let the boys have their ■tookea in the terrible feme of war, It ta the‘only "pleasure that they can poaeibly have.—Arcadia E ^tpriae. A. C. L; Boy* Liberty Benda The Atlantic Coast Ling railway •t. Living Ne’ er Do Welle • has subscribed for $240,000 of LH5wty bonds through the Jacksonville Among the sermon-preaching pic­ banks. ; / ture! that are found in'the news­ papers theee days one of the bqjrt la that picture of Unde Sem stepping Closed Mallet Season tb be Enforced Into a business office and saying Shell Fiah Commissioner J ...A . "Git! You're fired." The fellows' Williams announces that the doted aea^on**for mullet will- be enforced fired are old. wastefulness and in­ atrictly because of the present scar­ efficiency, the litter t?plf!A<r by. the fat political job holder with hi* feet city of flah. j . r— : — "y cocked up on a United States desk, — Miami Metropolis. !** Streela Bprinkled With Liquor-. Sheriff Houaton of Leon county Rollins College Grows Saturday publicly destroyed a quan­ tity of blindv tiger liquor, captured • Rollins, Florida’s oldest college Is under the Wells law, Thera were enjoying a successful year. The en­ six gallons of gin’ and 106 half pints rollment was even larger than was anticipated and the outlook for the of whiskey. , continued growth of the institution ts excellent. Many improvements Snakea and Snakes havfl been made during «»mmi.r The government warns fanners' jiyit( paxaod to tjie college buildings against killing harmless snakea, aa they destroy rats. But it probably end* campus.— Winter Park Post. a Ail school books will be found at Mobley’s drug .store.' Also full line '•f school supplle*. 2-tfc ", v Dr. W. F. Armstrong, the Indom•liable hustler of Rlverview, Jackaonville and Florida generally. Is apening a few daya in Sanford visiting his many friends. Dr. Armstrong hu Just returned frond a trip over the north and predicta a great season* for Florida.. - , . ■ Public Stenographer — Room 6, Osrner Woodruff Bldy., Phone 271. Mrs. PoWei|. 3-(f . except lottors for delivery at the .0 flee at which mailed, postage v.f which ia 2S^cnts par ounce or-frac­ tion. • . * •' r Two cents for all postals or post cards, regardless of destination. For your home or a present to your friend* come to -the- Woman's Exchange at Rest Rpom. New and attractive goods constantly received. Ladies of Sanford and surrounding cities arc kindly-urged to Hat their narpes before the holidays, with the Woman's Exchange at Rest Room, Sanford, FIs. Mrs. J. D. Daviaon is spending the nunth of*October in her old • home at Derry, Now. Hampshire. 'sliinhflitinf* teas m Conners and E, T. Woodruff have charge of the Lyceum course thlaaee ■on and while they have not aue^ geeded In interesting as many in sea•on ticket purchases as they would like to they are assured of success, especially since the public, know the high class attractions that have been billed. .■ The Bob Roy* were -among the "best quartette and soloists that have been heard here‘ in tnany a season and their entertainment went far to dxcita more Interest in the l<yceam attractions. ‘ The war and the'consequent drain on the people have done much to discourage'the public but the Ly­ ceum course should always receive the best of encouragement and the fact that the four attractions that are booked and* will be here during the season-will bo given, for a Hat •um of one dollar should cause .every maii In Sanford to buy at least.two season tickets. The four attractions to come for ono dollar means tlist the.season ticket la worth consider­ ably more than two dollars and -thta la a - bargain In high elm suleitalnment that should not be overlooked. This price la made by the manage­ ment In order to come out aa the initial asle of Reason tickets was not up to expectations.' You most-as­ sist the Lyceum management, this year or forego the pleasure of this tjlgh class amusement from this time forward. * - . 1% Little IU p p «n In 2 ^ M e n U o n i of M a tte r* In “Brier------. i yv*iJ ♦ ** * A Beautiful Assortment embracing the. Latest Shapes and Colors in Trimmed . and Untriramed Hats. J — ;_ • -~r S a t i f f t o c t i on :: :: :: - - ■* :: :: • • - -- G u cura n t e e d ■w and look* very much like wool,,hence Ua name. \ It la dalmnl for thla variety of cot­ ton that It ia practically Immune from the boll weevil and In support of this It la claimed that not any trace of the boll weevil has beetf found In the small field of thla variety grown by Mr. And* eraOn, while In the nearby fields of the regular .variety the wecTlla.were.notnemus. ■% Section 2. A dog at large!within the meaning of thla ordinance la deemed to be any dog rbaming the street* of the d ty of San/ord not under iesah and muxsled with iron ipimia or aecureiy chained and muxsled while kept on th* premises of the owner. *« to '• ir-yvfi • Section 3. That qn cotpplaint vbeing made to the chief of police that any ddg within the d ty limits (a a ,v : ferocious or vldous animal, lt-*hall Russians are Great Linguists. bq^the duty of said, police to fulljr Tho marvellous memory nnd apttinvestigate said complaint^ and; if tude for learning poaaeaaetl. by the Russians .ore shown by the rapidity upim tnvmfprtlun 1m fludi.tliat the— ----- *-r with which they acquire foreign lan­ animal in question is of a ferocious guage*. A Russian will learn Chinese nature and snaps at people, or at­ In six months. As for English, they tempted to bite people, said j!og acquire It .with case In n" few weeks. within tho meaning of this ordln- * Plea of Mathers The mothers who are-giving'thclr- They think no more of acquiring a ance shall bo doomed to-be a.feroboys for the army want you to do new langunge than nn Eiigllshmnn dous and vicious animal. . ; . your partf Help tho Red Crosa, buy docs of learning a ‘recitation or ft new Section 4. That.it shall be the Liberty-Bond^ and. help In food con­ gome of ..cards,. duty, of the chief of police to report servation. When you have done all to the mayor of tho ci)y of Sanford . thesg. things until they hurt you have ' She Knew. 1 * his findings and recommendations on ... dono nothing compared te what tho .Groce—“Don't tell anybody for tho any complaint made to the chief of mother who has given her boy has World l Heo Ibis Ting?'George slipped police. regarding any, ferdcious or It on my finger last nlgtit.'' Ethel— done.-rDoFunlttk Breeze. * vicious dog; and thereupon the may­ "Yea. It'rt nice-looking, but It will make or ahnll issue an order under the seal a black circle round your finger before Scalds, Galls. Scratches, Sores. of tho d ty directed to the owner or v'ct B you've worn It u week. It did on mine," * Hurts. Screw Worms owners of aald dogs, to forthwith To make the heat cUre for nuch Notice of. Application for Tax Deed remove nnd keep removed from tho' troubles, buy a pint, of linseed oil, if . Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888, city limits said ammal, or to keep yoil prefer a healing oil, or a pound said dog securely chained, fnstened Laws of Florida 6f hog lard or vaiclino If you want a » * • and muxzlod at all times, within ttfo Notice is hereby given thrt A. F. discretion of the mayor. salve and add a 50c bottle of Farr's Healing Remedy. It simply can't be Boston, purchaser of Tax Certificate Section s, That should *ny owner hojt/by nny naive or liniment mode: No. 2902, dated t.;o 2nd day of or owners of ferocious and vicious, Atju.~ree what you get—a full pint June, A. D. 1396, bus filed said cer­ dogs within the meaning of thla act for not^ over fife, Karris Healing tificate in my olllry, rad Infs undo fall to comply with tho ordar isaued Hemody, is oold by us on the Money application for tax drt d to issue ia by the. mayor to keep aald animal' > accordance »!:li J«w. •'Sai:I‘ certifi­ {lack plan. cate embrccea the following des­ securely . chained, fastened And mut• L. Allen Heed Co. cribed property situated in Sem­ zlodA or to removo said nnimrl ard inole county,-Florida, to-wlt: NW>J to keep aald animal removed from CARELESSNESS RESULTS IN tho corporate limits of the city of o f S W I i of. N E M Foe. 2 2 . T p 2 t S, FAILURE ‘ • Sanford, Florida, It shall be the duty’ That Is why we say "Feed; II A. It 31 E. U) acres, Tho sxid land of .the chief of- 'police forthwith "to lxihjt nksessed at the ditto (if the Is­ Thomr.fi’ Hog Powder according to rau.-T such vicious or fcrocloun dog .directions."* DO NQT FEED IT suance of such Certificate in the name to be killed. SLOPPY, but mix it with ground of J. A! Scuvy. Unlrrs said certifi­ ' * * Sedhn 6. Any person or poraons.v’ feed and moisture wlth-JUit enough cate shall be redeemed according to w it:r to mrk«r- r' c.-umbiy rpass. law tax deed will .Iisue thereon on who in arty way interferes1with' tho . Thon each "hog gets a beneficial dose. the 27th day cf November, A. D. police 6r hinder* any officer in tho ' • r — ♦ performance of any required duty See full directions bn package. .Ydur 1917. money-back If you are not satisfied^ • WUness~ray~0flltlBl signature and under this ordinance with reference • L. Allen Seed Co., seal thla the ,26th day of October, to dog«, ahnll upon conviction there­ of be fined not more than 426.00 or advt. A. D. 1917. : impriionod not more than ten daya, ' (seal)' * E. A. Douglass, j Clerk Circuit Court, Sem|ncle within thi “dlacrJtion of the mayor. . County! Floriti a ,' Section ~7. This ordinance ahail * By VK M. Dotlglaas, DTC." $ BROTHERS KNIT FOR take effect' Immediately tipon Ita I9-Fri-6tc . § . BROTHER IN FRANCE paaaage and approval by the mayor. ' -ji I hereby certify that the foregoing ‘ Columbus. O. — Lieut. .Col. $ An. Ordinance. Regulating Doga ordinance --wa* duly paaaed by the. Charles Gates Dawe*, the Chi* j& Be It ordainqd by tho mayor and city council of Sanford, Florida, on-, {♦J cago banker who la serving with « the 15th day of October, A. D.1917. the United States engineer* $ city council of G*ni°rd, Florida: Section 1. That It ahalj be un­ (*eal) Jaa. C.'Roberta, • •somewhere In France, la going {<1 * v ; Olty Clerk. ; • to. have a sweater and also a V lawful' for any owner or owners of any ferocious or vicious dog fo per­ Approved by me on this the 15th ‘ scarf, provjded.hla brother* do > Q not drop to many stltchea. mit same to roam or run at large day of October,'A. D. 1917. K For several weeks Inlea have * within the corporate' limits of the J. D, Daviaon, V been drifting armind of a man city of Sanford, Floroida. 18-FrWtc ' - ■ Mayor. seen knitting industriously. In t [♦* Pullman smoking compartments, JsJ ►5 on Atlnntlc City hotel.verendaa, gi jsj ln taxlc*b*,-etc. In train go* lng oiit of Columbus one night recently he was Identified aa >5 former Congressman Reman *-* Gate* Dawes of Ohio, a brother of the Chlcogo banker. f. Reman knit* and knit* the while: he dlecune* oil and elec­ ; \ Your,country is one of the Allies and the tric railway*, In which he In­ terfiled, with hi* fellow-passen­ ' - fullness of Its' response in the interests of ger* In the smoking comport­ civilization is unparalled in the World's hlsment. . ' tory. * V . "Darn It, there I've droppfd .• « • £, another 'atltch,’’ ( Reman bxif President Wilson vputs the situation con­ w clfllmW, a* he pointed an argoJ ment on OR prices- "Well, broth­ cretely. er Charley won’t mind another B hole In thl* aweater. If I ’ can ^‘The time has come to. conauer. or ,8ubmit.,, keep out or arguments on the “ Fof u's there is but one choice—We have state of the union I reckon I made it." . . ought to finish ray knitting In aboat nine months." .• *[ Food, clothing and ammunition must be pro- V V■,! Reman also contributed. the Information that Rufus D*we* . vided for our soldiers. Back them heart of Chicago I* knitting a scarf for and £oul, brother Charley." • "Mother taught all of ua boya ■H Buy a bond of the "SECOND LIBERTY irirft to knit." Reman aald. "and thla LOAN" and help win the war. la certainly the time for all good knitters to come to the aid of .^! We’have placed the facilities of this hank c.t their country " - . — the disposal of the Govercircr.t, and to thLt* :' end will furnish full infonhnlior and toillar- . sift rur clients and friends by liandjli ^ the'r , subscriptions. . .‘ 4 .. ' A? H There wHl be r.o charge for oilr services. . J Join our LIBERTY BOND CLUB and get a Bond by weekly deposits of $1.00 or. mere. • QROWVneW “WOOL COTTON" L - - S Product tin Easy to and Immun* • From the Dreaded Bell :Weevlla. ___ Wayerosse, Ga,—Tho first "wool cot­ ton” ,ever aeen In tVAycrosa was shown here by Roan Meeks of Nichols. Thla cotton wga grown by Dave Anderson bn hla fafim near Nlcholn and has altraded a great deal of attention. The cotton grow*' In from three to four lot** to the boll and thaw locks |measure about five dr six inches Id length.-. .Expert cotton ffhmtra claim j that one man can pick from TOQ to 1,000 pounds per day of this variety* > The plaht la very almllar In appearIjince to.thp long staple and grow* to 1 five , to six feet high—tile ' '* over. U ^urt F jsr �THE UNIVERSAL CAR To get the maximum of service, from your Ford car, it must have careful attention from time to tim e:little/'tu n in g up" to keep it running smothly always adds to its power and endurance. To be assured of the best mechani­ cal service and the - use of genuine Ford materials, bring your car here where you get practical Ford experience, and the regular Ford parts.\ Ford prices, fixed by the company, are the same.everwhere. Touring Car $360, Runabout $345' Sedan $695. COupelet $560, Town Car $645—all f. o, b. Detroit. On dis­ play and for sale by. Nows. ' Shoulders All Baking I When- CALUMET I comes In, all bakihg [ troubles take quick leave. You go right ahead and mix up bak* * - Team of S t Bernard* and their tmiter. workers in the sanitary depart* meat In Paris. The French hare noted the excellent services. rendered by doga In the Belgian serrlce and pot them to work hauling light wagons. They hare proved of great worth. Jng materials, for biscuits— cafes— anvfAtttg without fell of uncertainty. Calumet makes you forget failure. Glass Making an Old Art Fmcnicnta of wins rases os old os the Exodus hnre been discovered In Egypt The nrt.of .gloss making was probably known to the ohdent Assy* Hons. -In tho New Testament glass Is alluded to as an emblem, of bright* ness (Hot. 4:0; 15:2; 21:17). Value qf Castor Beans. Tlie castor benn grows rapidly and makes an Ideal loW windbreak to cqtch nnd stop surface winds. It will also withstand fierce and continuous wind*' 'a districts haring th&.poorcit and . • r .o f noils. It 1, * excel- CALUMET B A K IN G P O W D E R lent *• are Bot salUArd I get your money be Cohnnet contains i^iSWV.sa.harS *tuk. c. F. WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS Salesnjarf Agent' ’ T R Y A H E R A L D W A N T AD Inspection of American Training Campfln Franco Is Described by a Newspaper Correspondent— Officers and Men Made to Realize That W a r Is a Serious Business— Frenoh Soldiers Fond of Americans. . Authorities. HN«Uri«kfk. Liberally fertilised - crops ta k e ft t o I leas la b o r per crate. It takes, say, 200 hours $o plant, culti­ vate, spray and gather the crop from a certain field. 'I f liberally fertiliz­ ed, t h e c r o p w i l l b e doubled or trebled—bat little additional labor will be needed except to gather the increase in the crop. Armour Fertilizer W orks . ‘ Jacksonville, F Is. . Paris.—“ Fighting Jack' Pershing. palp his first flying rlslt.to tho Aracrican training enmp In France, and left behind him a trail of burning ears elec­ trified men and a spirit of grim, mili­ tary doggedness that "brought‘tho new­ est recruit to a realization that war, oven In tho training, may be all g e n ­ eral Sherman said It was, and-then some. .- ' The soldiers knew nothing about ft, hut the American commander was (•.xpectcd to Arrive on a Monday. He didn't Tho camp went cm with Its" routine life, Bright and early Tues* day morning tho general drove Into the first.camp cn route from-Paris, and things began to hum. Cavalry were drilling In a huge field off to thtf left, while on the right a group of Infantry was' practicing with tho bayonet, a bombing squad was throwing grenades and engineers were shoring up a practice trench. Cavalry 8 lflht Farthing. The Cavalry commander was the first to spot the general's erect form. MTentjon I" be gang ont „ The whole aqnad drew np short. There was a clatter of spars and steel as the company wheeled Into forma­ tion before the commander In chief. "Salute 1” bawled the captain. A hundred aabers flashed In the inn. "Good work," nodded the general briefly, and be strode over to the In* fon try, ' Some of the men were so busily en­ gaged In trying to perforate staffed zawdast bags representing suppositi­ tious Germans they failed to note the npproatt) of the general. tentlon" At the second cry of they stopped nnd stiffened np, guns clattering to their aides eye* rigidly fixed front—all except one man, who * .. • 3 ____ ____ followed the general!* movements as he made a rapid Inspection of Utelr The general stopped before him. "T he first principle of a soldier Is to earn to atand at attention, said ho crisply. “ Sergeant, have , lfc man stand'at attention for five minutes!" “Fall out!" ordered the sergeant The “ Sammy” stepped beck out o f iha ranks. i •“ TentlonI” snapped the’sergeant The ■soldier fixed his eyes grimly In front of him and never moved them. “ Fall back I" exploded the sergeant at thq end of the flvo minutes, and the nddent was dosed. * • General Pershing talked earnestly for about ten minutes with their regi­ mental commander, commending the men for some of their work, pointing nut their fautts. Then he passed 'UIT . Join It now. Don’t allow fllaa and mosquitoes—tho arch criminals o f the Then the train of motor cars mado insect world^to live and breed. They deesTve nothing but death. Yon con off to the practice fields In the direction become an effective crusader as soon o f'th e nbarest village where troops aS yon arm yourself with a tin o f were .billeted, .some o f them off duty BEE BRAND IN 8 ECT POWDER. mil lounging aronnd. Harmltss to-human beings and do*' •' The chief commander's car,pulled np before a combination "stable, hay­ loft' and dwelling place that the French peasants had ahared Indiscrim­ inately with their feathered and. barn­ yard animals.' perilling took one glance‘a? the in­ scription on the ontflde of It—“ Ser­ geant K----- , Sergeant O— —, C2 men.". ‘T oo many foe * billet of this else. A D S PAY tnkablo language, direct from the shouldet, that somoUmea fairly crisped and cracked. - During h{s trip of. Inspection the general drag accompanied by General Hlbcrt and a distinguished French of­ ficer who has .been attached to his staff. Notes were made on.‘all tho points ho suggested, and what ho didn't Uko was Immediately remedied. Tho French soldiers here are Just as fond of the “Sammies," as they Insist on calling tho boys, as; o f their own "copalns,,” or comradek In •arms. Tho few American troopers'who can Hponk FrcnOi are Indeed "the fairhaired boys" so far a* the French arc concerned. They arc Invited to share In the "plnard/*1or red wine, loaned to tho “pollus/'.tb try their smbklng to­ bacco, and, Whenever the hour permits, to have a drink of something In the cafe*. With champagne at eight francs (about $1.00) a bottle, man? a French soldier/ on his flye cents a day, has squandered a whole month's pay In or-' der to boy this little luxury for some of his American friends. ** All Kinds of Frenchmen. • Swarthy eone of France from the Basse Pyrenees, blue-eyqd Normans, who resemble Englishmen to a start­ ling degree, lanky men from Piton, the nearest approach* to our own rangy Westerners long-limbed Yankees, all take part In these gather­ ings ‘and drink In' every word of the conversation along with their bevei^ ages that cheer. Ono stocky Frenchman from Pan, who spoke with a throaty bn-r-r and gargled his words, dropped Into the Cafe reeking with Iodoform. Bo was Just mat of the hospital and his right arm was still In a sling while' his bandaged head gave him the appearanee of a tnrbaned Mohammedan. He took opt look at the crowd, sainted and dropped Into a chair on the op* poslte side of the room. . One of hla comrades, at' the sugfeatJoA of the Americans, called to him, saying, “ Gome and have a drink with thi.Amerian}^" _ _ i j i . • _ * ■ _ a ' . _ B _ THc prices dpn’ t td l. V ‘ Some shortenings will go much farth others - The wounded men started violently and Jumped' to his feet ' “Los Amertcalnsr exdttlraed he. “Amerlcalnst Vralment? (Truly?)" his com"Why, yes,' explained _ patriot "Didn't yon know the Ameri cans were here? W ’ here have yon been?" - * "This la my first day out," apolo­ gized the other. “Are yon really Amer­ icans?" he demanded, turning toward the soldiers. • They assured him that and\ was the cose. “But what are you, doctors, amba* Innce men?" asked the Frenchman a little timidly. “Not real soldiers?" ‘ His friend replied a little Impatient­ ly they were Infantrymen, fighting men, soldiers of the line' Who.wonld toon be doing tbdr shkreln the trenches. _ ► The man from Pad was visibly af­ fected. He breathed deeply and then two teardrops welled Into his eyes. “ It la a great pleasure," he finally stammered In hla own tongue. “They told m* the Americans were here’ bnt I didn't know they were soldiers, 'polios''Mke myself.” . * Learning to Embraos. . * He stretched ont his one good hand, to the Interpreter for the pnrty, a tall; bronzed corporal from Colorado. “ Will you embrace me, my .cor* pOral?" ho asked. . **• Th* corporal took the outstretched hand hot shifted rather uneasily. The French “ embrace" consl da of a klsg bn.either cheek*. But he hcgltated for only s moment . "With jptessnre, •mon brave," sahl he, using the familiar form,.and ris­ ing-to hla foil abf feet he inclined hla bead and sainted the Frenchman In the manner of the country. His name was given. ., T e ll him to change these men to nnother billet whera they, won't be bo crotvded." was the order. Billet' after billet was Investigated In similar manner, some of them meeting with the general's approval. When they didn’t he sald'ao ln.nninls-.1 W hen you step into your grocer's you find different shortenings—rejuoted at different prices. You may want to know - which is the truly eco­ nomical shortening. For instance ^ Iw a v s Recipe for BAKING POWDER BISCUIT * Into two cupgof sifted pastry Hour sift and mix one level tdaspoon salt and two rounded teaspoons* baking powder; chop in pne levdl tablespoon chilled Cottblenc., W et tp stiff douch with ) i cup. lt\lf water and half1m ilk ., Rolled. J4 inch,thick and Cur with 2-inch 1 biicuit cutter this recipe will ni:ke about a dozen biscuits. E E Q E F A I R B A N K ja r .iz o a �^ 'ijCJ Com | Rg V i. b o a d rln tig » bw of et i>1 i b . ooo. oo 7A •t tho rti Ifi ?: D o u a lt C I.r v lR .n r > ;' nets'ROUto “ oUi Bolldton for Complatnsnt. 11-F ri-ila 1 S V I iU “ • « " ,hlr*y > ^ »* «<t«r th* d i u ‘ thereof. K»tH* . A Uomc-Ukc Hotel With All The Conveniences V .■ •v’ s x & W K a .R i iilU r W JStiVb* » a S s S •" HonorokU Jnm m W , cirtiut,of1n&i«^t' 8*™s . s i u f v i ^ ,« S •it £ « S f s t ,., i: » m n a h S sS & S s ® ^ •> >& a s i W js w V " " k s r t e js s s :ro^ :fc,V “D■.■,.v1I|:'” 'i••,ku ’ •* "> ‘ <••■*)- *> t - W W T H E . Chairman l l X f u u a o k . Member W . rh . ltb day. ef November. A. O CIIAB. A. DALLAS) Member f in U i M M W « a w 3 . » J p 4 « r . .n d A T ? W .U w t o n . B “ '< ' i*1/’ # il# k f « l knurr ol •*!•» th# property ^ e Jy ^ B d Supt. Pub. In i trued on. ca a tf 1>. i«Vfc« tori>liwii‘ ifwwij a* si s n ta f e« > M W su J s Ike m u thereat Nellce ef Hgwrtal Bead KlectUn Ter Haevtal ................ Whereat, A petition 1 _ keen presented la.tba rounty .H onrd.nl Publle _________ - Instruction lor Semlnote County, Florida, .lined by 2 ® S t e M S B s « ^ a t ' morn than tvonty.flve por rent ol the duly “ s t H E L L E h fA IN B B , j“&bool n i Dl.lrlel f c a y cNo. * ,di5* ,,hin »«»***•> T«* SpeHel U n d e r. «, ?Seminole County, Florid*, nefclne nnd returning the County r". mf i.,|iceilen fee Tn * Deed tinder Doord ol Publle Instruction for Bemlnole "s;**!.. * If Ch.l^e* t i l l , Ln.e of Flor- County, Florid*, lo order an election lg be held In *nld Special Ta* School District rf* ,re • hereby glvpo thnt John W . No. f , Seminole. County, Florida, lo deter­ UN. » nufehneer of T i t Certifies!* No. 4, mine whether nr not there ehill be luued S e t N W eor Lot I. lyr the cold Spehlal To* School niiulet " I' l St k K. »!.* » eh. NJ 7.84 eke. No. B. bonds In tho sum ol $lr>.0aa.00, tho f f t l .l V t h . flrr. 5 ». T p f t B, R n , . ! l . proceed! ol opch bond* 11 luued lo be ueed No. 0 covering Dee 10,13 chs 8 lor tho purpose ol acquiring, building, enU r t l w , lunriablng and otherolM Improelna fj. m 7^ O il. U M il'W * l* Btf« fUc* IS ashoole and school bullJlnge In paid Specltl tU !• p H i*. »l*« dirtllssli Koi^i tov. T a t School pielrlet N q. 6, the proceed* el the aaid bond luue to be ueed and eipended and dleburied In tho Icllovlng manner, toWitt ' T W O T H O U S A N D D O L L A R S to be tued In Improving and enlarging tba Paola school. E H U N D R E D D O L L A R S to be uied ........... torYIV acquiring n school lot at Lake Monroe. T E N T H O U S A N D D O L L A R S to ho used (or building' and conttructlng n echool build­ ing at Lake Monroe.* s “ ( » « »■ jfcfiffil T F T E E N H U N D R E D D O L L A R S tp be used lor the parches# o| furniture sad lurnlshlng*. .and' lor.Incidentals lor all schools within tho said Special To* School District.’ 31 , covnr•». ALo Certlfir O N E T H O U S A N D -D O L L A R S to be used i i i NWM o f N B M nod N S W o f N W W In Improving and enlarging colored schools end N 'i of NW.U o f.S W J L f i n 4 , T p 46 within tho said Special Ta* Scheol District. n il 2 » Alio CertlBrnte No, ' 33 covering - Whores*. The County nosM ol rubile In8 tttrlH e n M To,r -V JO -8 HWK H **• 0,*,8W AIM .C I f ttructlon lor Bemlnole County* rtorld*'. ns* rowing Lot* l to 31 (U * . 1 * 1,111 WeltM carefully eiemined said petition and hss full1 *' Dir. r>irt of E3#c 2( T p 20 » R I 9» ascertained that more than toroty-See per AUo Cert. No. St covering N W of 3 U ol cent ol the duly qualified electors re.ldlng within said .Special Tax School * District se.u .oi sK'.f 8;; *• Tp.* o l B>< ol No. 6, Seminole county( Florida,' have signCertificate No. S4, roverln ' 29. AH td **ld petition und * NW-g. ol 8 E)< Heo 23 , T| covering e( the above named col .Wherc.ts. The Hoard ol Public ln«tiuetlon . bare dr.rtlbed1 property .old a* the prop- lor Seminole rounty, Florida, has deter mined ,ile ol I>, 0 . Cretohnw. All ol the nbov# by-rcsolutlqn day adopted, that bonds ■sired cerllrtcitea bear dat* Ju ly Gtb, In the sum o|this will be required . A I) 1915. also Certlflcnla No. 30, bearing lor the purpoeee115,000,00 set' forth In said petition date July l‘.th,1 A. D . 1918, eoverlng* S } ( ol and'which are enumerated hereinabove, W »4 of Lot 2 and ol BWW f i t N « t ( , bonds to byar Interest at tie rate ol . 1*said ( 6) Sec. 1. 'P 2° 8 11 2#f ,0 ,d »• .*"• PfOOetfy per cent per annuo! Interest payahls semi­ ef W, S. Stoee.* Alan rartldrate No. 53 annually, bonds to be dated January 1st, brarinc dll# Ju V 6lt»# A* JP*. and the principal ol said bond* lo be Si, of N!v of N W M ol BEW_S*e 2 T p 20, 1PIS,and payable thirty year* after the date s 'it 29 sold as I he property of J . Hambon due .. ' , Alio C'ettlflrate No, 770 bearing dt# Jury thrrsof. Now, therefore, In pursuance of Chapl-r Ind A. I>. 19JO, covering Deg. 2.79 ehs h, sI SW cor ol N EW ol N W W . run E 5.53. CSI2, Laws of Florlds, Acts of 1913, snd In. rhi N JO chs. W 6.53 chi. 8 29 cha Sec 31 pursuance of a resolution of this Hoard, this Tp - l» S It 19. acid *a the property day adopted, notice la hereby liven that on •Hand Scull, alto Certificate No. 459, haar the 4th day ol November, A. D . 1917, in ... „D.. .1897 . . . . ____ election will le held and the same Is firlehy 18I date July ol h, - A. covering |),r 1 .JT rht. 8 and1 12.38 chi W of Inter- 1ordered to bo held In *sld Speclsl Ta \ Srhool iecii«ri of S line of I’eter hllrand* (Iran Dl.trlct No. it, bemlhole Counly, riotlda, .Uh E line of Sec 2*. T p 19 R, Range 29 td determine whether or not there ahull be’ }.< by the said Speclsl Ta* T< I* run N S.HS chs, W 1 •( eha, S S.R3 chs Issued hy School Dl> trirt No.'®, Hemlnoln’Cpunty. Flotilla, hondi E rhs. odd as tha properly of E. II, ‘ ‘ ’ ' ol “ (14,009.00 l i to bear ioterrst at |'rr>t,r. lias P.lrd said certificate In my n the -urp sffirr snd hss mills application lor In* deed the rale of »l* ( fi) per cent per annum, In. . bond* lo la t<iue in scrurdanr# with law and unless trrrst payable semi-annually; said lerlilictte shall be redramed arrordlng Haled . January lat. 1919 , the prlnripa] Is Le las dewls wilt Issua thereon On the sald bond* In fierome due and payable thirty rears slier the dele Hurt of, sals prorldrd Ith dsjr ol Noverobe, ?A. D. 1917 , Wltnrst my olllcla* signature and seal or In that certain resolution this day adopt­ ed by this llnsrd of I’ u ld lc, Instruction, for Ith ike Sth tfsy o( Oetnlrer, A. D. 1917. Seminole County. Florida, In whlrh election lis.H Ee A . D O U O L A S S ,• only the duly qualified elector* who sre r in t Circuit Couit Seminole Co..Fla, free holders, residing Within the said* Special M-I rl 4tc t - * ’ L 'i V h t r ?Nw cVi*»8 f.” sr*. %*° *& N,J 3 - V r i f S T H f e i :! 2 i, N O TIC E F O B H ID S . •/. Itosrd ol County Commlreionera In nnd tar hrmiaots county will rncwlv* eased bids at tk,Ir regular meeting on November 8th. 1117, lor rale of Vlx Warrants el $400 40 each ■id on- Warrant -for'IW t 29, all bearing Opcr^ 'rent tnlrrnl p a y a b l e . eighteen J lA II (months sftrr dsfe Right re'served *to rel*ct/ /any sad all lldi,. i v .E A ..D O U O L A S S , U-Kn itc ■ - ■. i *- > i i . C erk. llcslu ilia Heard T n b flt tasirnctlep. Hem. . Iselr t ssalr;’Florida, l)e|rr Rilalsg What Sneesi ef Honda Is Necessary fee Special Tss Srhatl Dlatrlcl Ne, 4, 'Th e -Ittle ef fsirte.l te be F*ald Theresa and ike .Time , Wliii FrlnripsL and lelrresl S k ill be Due •s4 Whrp 4'ayable r'. Wk*rn., f>n tti* .IthaUiy'® f September, -A . Ih I’j I^ a [>e|llloh* was Rresenltd to the Coiisiy in.*r'd- of . Pul.Re-j IvstruriIon for Seminete County, Florida, signed by more tkln feen|g.ji*e Per. cent wt fha duly quaL. Ift,d slrrfijrs [raiding wllklg Sprclel Ta* Schosl D tstrlrt'N q •*, .StsrHqofa County. Florida, silling that an electlsn be called ; aa4 ksld to dctermlruu thw.-question n r to wkfthrr or not bonds In the n n 41,114,is, •i as 944.0} skoold -be issued by 'Bpeelal^Ta* Rrkosl District Nof* R ,. Rpptnole Cotyily, rhsiids. (nr the purpose of aeq E, bulldr acquiring, '•1*1. >rlirglni,’ ‘ .r iln g '............. farAlshlng and otherwise lm___, _________ grs.lng ^•,'hooi ’hools. and. .seh oof ________ buildings ln _ssld_ 9p»cl*l .Tss School District, the proceeds of «, (aid.hand, In he disbursed 1In the-follnwlng * msjn.e.' to-alt: l i /.*5 •TWO T R illIS A N D IK lL L A R S 'to be used fa Iraprnvln* und enlarging the I’c^a acbool; »C ** -FIVE H U N D R E D D O LL A R S '* * be used 1st ,r.lulling ■ school lot at Labe Monrge. Mo , TE N T H O U S A N D D O L L A R S .to be Used Isr building and constructing a »ehool*bulld' 1*1 at l-»ke Monroe. . ■ .“ r i r T E E N H U N D R E D D O L L A R S tn be » •W.-ltt.lbe puFehase of furniture wqd fur»bht«fA , iBd for lari denial* lor. Jill aehoots within‘Hi*’ utq Special T j»* SchoPI District. *• (J N E T u rt llH A N D h O L L A fta tv> be uted is Impthvlng and enlarging colored aeboola ,,-wlikfn the said Special'TA* School District. j v W k m t s , It la the cense of this Hoard }***•'» would be to the best lutsrest of Spec. l»l Tss School Dlstrler.'j8j£> B, Bemlnole V “ n,r.. Florida, to laaua Mad* <» tba sum el I I 1,nof).00 tha procoedt Ibareql to be used ■ad eipended In tho nganney nnd for tho Osipov** and objects ne are hereinabove set lerth and as Is quted'ln said petition, J^“ Netlte . or* hereto D flld * on i m w in any oi n e it n n s r, a . u , 1117, - at TalUhaMMo, Florida, for latter* patent ol tho propoeod charter of tho Cold weU-Irwln Comkany, Incorporated, whirl, la pabllahod herewith below tkU tk* loch day ol October, A. 6 . 1917. L> W.-Cali!wall - vote 'polled, e n d 'lh s Hoard of Public Inetrurtion .fur Seminole-county, Plnilda, will be In - sesslqn pn the Clh day n( Novrml.rr, T 9 I 7, to recelke the returns of-the ssi>l elec­ tion and to determine ynd certify tho result thereof. The followinwqatned are hereby sppcintecl end drslfnatsn as elerhi and irupeelort to hold arid rnndurt the said, election at' the various pklk nr precinrt* named: .Monroe. .Pirelnct No. 2 t J : . A. .Osteen. Henry Mil**/- N8- -Oglesby, Inipcctcrs and U . R. Locke, rjerk.’ j Psoln 11'reClOCt-’Nw. 4l A. A. Hleki. Oeetr Pearson.,Oeerk*,’ Smith, .inspectors, and Joe Jammed; *Cl***' ,•All of which' (e done nnd ordered py-tbe County Honrd’oLPubRe Instrvrtioq.Ior Bkmlnnle County. In regular eriulgn assembled this the' jjnd day of October, A , D. 7M T. (fpgl) - . F. P. F O R S TE R . Chairman V •C. V. H A R R IB O N . hWmber . - C lt A i . A. D A L L A S , Member Attest; ’ 1 " ■• rilloard. T . W. Lawton, '• Rrc’y nnd Hupt. Pub. Ir.structlon. 13-F jl-5te c ,,;,,.; T o J . W. Thorphurg, •Detrult. Michigan: To Emma A. •Tbornhurg. Newtou, North Carolina; . * ‘ 0 *(."rii* A ‘ n ‘. ‘ U L A MAE jn ilN U fiN , ‘ . • ■ , - Notary FubllJ, , My commission #i fflrej Octl'SF, 192U. ■ A. K. Powers, Atfy-^,‘ .c IS.Frl-Mr '■ ---------------------------------- • • . ■ - i V - Nwtire .• f, A»pl«atlok'-TWr Tax D ced- t ln d i/ Hrcllon-S' o f ■Chapl'-t :48 I 8 . LawrW f JfW t \ Ida ’ Notlca I* ker*Vyjftvvb J h a t/M ) A . Lake irehaetr of Ta* Certlfftapet N o; dated e Sth day of July,-.AC.-I). 19 lB i‘,*oytrtn| Ji ot 1-ot p, tllk. to.’ Tley C^-Huofert ilea* south 4 l**t>,-told a* the property of E. A M, J, Bradford, Alao Cervifleata No. 190, dated July «lh , A. D. 1915. covering E H of Lot 5, (Ilk. 10. Tier C , Hanford, »old -■ property ....... ..........ot * “8 Knight Also Certlllas the n te .No. No. 17® 17®., dated J u l i e**' t h . A. D. 1914, cate t . Tier D, San­ covetingg E ■ l i of Lot 1 ta the property at A Jone*. Also propford, sold aa 1 , 9, idated J u ly 'S th . A. D . Certificateti No. 179 iridc 1911, eover Id Lot C. lllk. I . Tier D, Ban...............erldf ................ta the prn$erty ot. H . Mead. Al«o ford, told Cerllfirata No. lfiS, dated July Oth, A. D. 1916, covering Lota 7 to 9, Oik. 9, Tier E BanfordJ sold- aa th4 property of ’ L . 8 . FI, her Alao CerUOfat# No. I l l , da(»d July 6th. A. D. 1813, covering Lot 2. Illk. 9, Tier C. Sanford, addI at tho.property of v(f. C . Blouart. Alao Csrtlflrst* No. 188, dated July 4th. A. D. V91B, covering Lota 4 . . A h W U T l w L B.nlor<L arid oa tho property .Of D . A; Caldwell A Bon*. Alto Certificate No,' 884, daud Juna 3rd A. D. 4913. covering Lot I , Blk. 1, Tier C , Sanford, aald aa th* property of Oscar J. JUST RECEIVED A CAR : > ’ ■ ■ B i S ,rn* ® *School * * !•* pur ** ' H jS B X jlf? . «a2 y ^ |r^ m y 8* * * * eceetlon » District No. '\ X J P ~ h m i '- . ■ With full m iiatlon of the dlakstrpus Influence of ihc ’ war on all biutneas routine, -our buyers have put forth e unprecedented cllorta to speuro the greatest fjuvknUgef • possible for our trade. * * -Aj;: L<. Full S to ck -R ig h t P rices We have a complete lino of fertilizers and tho greatest , stock qr fertiliser, materials ever known In tho state-of Florida. Prices oro higher .than fn normal times, but lire as low as consistent with existing conditions. _ _ Tills French wo mat) In tloltfg a mail's work nn an alri)1i\ne niechanlclan at the French frhnt, bat her femininity asserted Itself innj: enough to tnnko her slop work to touch up her lips. Ideal Formulas ■* , Our formulttfi nil h ave tho sam e perfect p rop ortion in g and blcntling o f IngrcdlLffits th a t h ave marie t h d r super-* .' lor field value tho past quarter cen tu ry . .Q u a lity haa • n ot bocn sacriflcpri in rth e alIghU at/ dt'ifrco. W rite fo r catalogue dnri price list. M. D. Get* Warrant; Sendd 0111. Meniphlff, Term.—W, T. Hontl, depu­ ty Uhllt-11 Btotefi niarshnl, went to the office nf u‘ lonil phyalclnn and nerved a Buhpoenti on, tha doctor,- Tho next* day Mr. lhmd received a bill rending: •Tlr. W. T. lk>lid, In nccuunt wlUt Dr. — $1 for ofllci) culL" - a * • # -j V -Zk , Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. ' ^ M sal Torturer* IIHUL FKItTHJZEIi.H * ** y rj*y r y W • • FULL STOCK ON HAND AT -v m Sanford Branch, R. C. Maxwell, M anage; % t. . Slop Watch. For timing work the dial of a Swing (itop watch curries additional irinrkff’ to Indlcnte n( -nay point of elapsed lima what the corresikmding Output per hour .Would he. W . J. T H IG P E N & General Fire ■** W M. In suran ce Offtd# with H O L D E N R I A L r S T A T B "It Is itlwnys <is.v to do right," do clnrin n IsonlFVlIlo minister. Thin bn>lli<T hasn't had the same experl end4.AvItli-lhO;devil thnt w c'to hud,-v- COMPANY AGENTS . Difficult ter S im e . — *■ 4 ** ,^ew e- - I, •J . ; •: Dcnlent In Spray M achines and Inscctlcirieii JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Man's Mind Like « Garden. A iniin'n mind may Ho likened to a garden which may. be Intelligently drillviiled or trilmveil to r;ut wild; hut ivlielher cultlvoted or neglected, •It If no riumL' sitill« ill, Ini itg furtli. uki'fut ' m* . are put lu, (hen an nhuii'iniicu o f uficlcmi weed seedi will fall "therein nnd will cnntlnac to pro­ duce their kind.—Jamea Allen. 'llo tis fm i f ' p f f L - '/ 'v ' * ■ .r ■: > O. Florida S a n fo rd * . xiiiiutiiiiixiRitiiiiuiscimituniixKHiiiiiiiilixtiuliiniiiximntiiiu : * V -' .=3 • - ‘ •f -V» - 'V - '• ' ' IV, '• AU raWidsTt* Itfi* th* various ufil.e* to b* i.leil .lrt; .aid lJ plir.Sty viiiril .lit--a grlmaty must Ole *Rh the .chaltiliAia.'ol lh#.7 Lhh4/)n *n 'e axecuHve r»m ‘ “ L ■------ - MovemLe uch ■CXbraf euqK rar.dlila.i* 'd u a l agrompin) the th* sarfiei aartie-. together tog* •.4Lif,a -v>(ttl*D-*tk|*mefit ptedglng tbrlr will li-g thrir _ Sbldf.by ,_e ln TC «» Hr th* itault* ----------- of*’ aald pri­ n dl.!*(*> n*m*. wifi b* placed mary, N « candidal*'*, iJc .bxllot wfco does oot qualify with th* ilrman of the eircutlv* romtolttee wlthin the time okovo ap*rifUd; -( Tha naa*aam*Bta *a mad* hy th* executive con-.mltUo nro u lullgwai ■'or Mayor....'____ _____ ______________ $10.00 Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brought To Your Door Daily 'or C ouncilm an.. . _____ _________ D.Oa Tho polllog' place eball b o-a t tho city bnll In thw- c ity - of Sanford, Scmlnola county, Florida, Th* following p*r*on* shall bo deemed to bo duly quallBod elector* In thlo irimaty, to-w it: All white perahna duty rogitrred arrordlng la law . unertt the reglaiat Ion books of the city of Sanford, who have paid their poll ta t on or beforo tho I 7 ih day of N oyom bar, 1917 , r f, mm Elder Springs Water Has a Guaranteed Parity. •* : of £9.98 Per Cent. ' .. . * J* ; Leave Orders sit The Herald Office *■ K M im ■T?' ;m ,* c sv.i'-r It will save you man6y*And trouble. Gives description and fail Infomttion on'alrEoeda for . fall planting. Ourstviks nreronr- v ,pletc, assuring prompt ahl^rrftmt ~ Tm s ,& a« g sDi \ Martm^ Hy-Tett {Southern Seeds tH ♦* ,( yComfully J f. -WTe#*3 ' r .T i* a * , nor. MU*' tl Ut rity-of Bnnfordi Boron (T) Councllmon.) nod >lv# (4) parsons t« *0f V* for Iwo^ war* next enxnlng an Eaoc- In k e used ft — 'r . T e r - i i l i z e r * rw-sTJiv.’ .r. g s jt t n L W ;« vi ,‘# f ^__ l. ..” a ll* S .n S ' S whether M ®nr *nots kwy id f t i^ a n Use >* to M and are in position to save you money, aa the present market priced is much higher than when we plnced this order Write us’ or c^ll for catalogue and prices if you are in need of fence or an^ticipate needing same. *' . r a ,t.,“‘ ,k* 'u . AMERICAN FIELD FENCE and BARB WIRE Nolle* la bataby given tent .C h o . Tyler according Id law la* deed* will sane thereon on th* 14lb day of Novombw. A. D . -4817. purrhaaar of W [ C t l l l l n l W H a l ^ l l l J$47 and 843, doted the Sth do# of Jp ly, A --.D : Witness ray official oignaturo add - heal ((sand, bale re Ike 8th IhlT l b . 1Ith 'd a y e V - t V e t o U . - M - ^ to fT .I 1818, an* filed sold rofUficdioa In i-rny office, n g n suit day nf this md kaa made npptloattoir j a r , « * dsed-to 19, iteal) E. A. DOtlOLABS, special I HI 7. Ik# iim s . J ! * Il Further Resolved tha 1 *ue In nccordane* w llh 'U W V , Bald . «artlfV•Clerk Circuit Court Bemlnole Co., Fla.*. f t " 1” b* held In said Special T n t School raU-C embraei the loKowlSg ‘hmvrlWd prop­ I® urtber ordered lhat thla dotlM b* By V M . Douglas*; D . C. HLitlci No. « Bemlnole rounty, Florida, In T erly eituated la Bnmlaolo ovunty. rJrM HM ,' io tbo San lord Herald, a a i » » 16-F rH te . . ; accordance with ChkpUr ’ 8843 , Laws of puhllahad lo-w hl d; . paper published In Sanford, Semlnote fpvnA t,f *?**• »* determine whether or ^ l o r t d V , onew n week lot lour conaeetlrtv# No 88«i Dot 13 F a lm c tV a u b ~ t V. Lhtf* •ball bo Issued by oald Bpoelal Notice af Applicailou rar Charter I,**. 5*kool District N o. I , Bemlnole oounty, "*WlVna*i E . A. Douilnw . Clark of o u s C Ir- To Whom It May Conearm * Nat ice lo ' hereby given that Um under* r*eo!qtVon^°*nd “ ^ P,“ ri<Ud ,or ' ' I eult Court hi tkn Court U ju .r in B t^ L td , signed will on tha Saturday, Novamber 24th, mer I n 1,1 1 * 17 , at 18 o eloek; 0. w ., or m * « S Ibor*- t u b U#.R Further Resolved. Thnt Ibla reaolu* ,h l. i k . n i b J . r .1 1 after aa wo can bo banrd, » t DolAnd, Flor­ “ ?■ U published In the Bnnlerd Herald, n ida* maka appllcallan to Judge Jamas W. ■■•a in asm ans C**nty. K r .i5*,,*,L P«blshed In Bemlnole Farkina, Judge Seventh Judicial Cirevlt of lag no newspaper published 2 !Li l * being •Rhln the sold Bj Florida, lor aa order approving th# propoeod Special Tag Behoof District '" B -iltU -V io i C , h J . 1, . , 1* . "•Tt. i A1’ once a wee charter, of, and Incorporating, Th* Sanford ------ .--9" (M four sect***!vo weeks. lt-Fri-B tc P P oblpcL^oL bJOCt.Of which will kuur theieoo on tk i iofb day of NovamCommercial Aaoociatlon. th* s iTs resolution adopted la regular owmioi t And. willarU of It* lo ta pea mot# t ha lnt»V*Ota *i* < :o“8iy Hoard of Publle InslrucUos Jw Ctr««it CMtl. «*a»«»'k Wttae^o’ m y Vfflelal *lgostur* nnd seal thlo In nnd For Benslnele Ceuaty, Ftailda. In jjstanco* among jKtrtnMjvM, the 13th dky of O ftnbir. A . D . 13I7Chaaterr ' ' „ ' munlty wluJo tb*y amide, tk# (seoJi,' E . A. D O U O L A B B .^ --, F. P. F O R S T E R . Cbalrmad OHvw r. B*bp«. co.pnlln.nt alioti.'thC or If in a* non praflt.- sharia* corooratlon, tko orlffnal Clerk Circuit Court, Ssm ltolO'Cuw^Fl4* • • 9..T : H A R R IB O N . Momknr* r i 61 a In proposed charter *1 which It «• * on •[* in 17-F r H t e By V . M* Donglata, D i C . iutnn M l »U*«nr'M d . -V-. . Attest: C ,,A B * H D A L L A 8 ' « - Pr ‘ lb# ofBM of Clerk Clrcnlt Court Sontlnolo her,knabanJ, Deftidonla _ ■ • T . W. Lawton, t Board. In the Ctreult Court for I he. 8 f tea tk Jndltlai T n B u m p M . il««i* r and-I* TUet»r, her ot» F » * r . “ " ’ ■ 'r ’n ' X f c . - . , . • Ckcnlt o f Ft*rid* tn and foe NomUeto 1*-Fnr4 tVd Bup** P ? k /■••ructlga. -fseel) kundt ; t Oliver W. M. M cglrtasn, i l M i t C e u lr . In Chaacevr ■ -.A V V ffB tk# affidavit at t»‘ fr 'D ,'L . Thraahev, WOaon A Toomer For iDUef Compaey Iliad in M i l^ _ . . t 'krTaln P.1B wo"m V b J , W. Dickie*, • a corporation ° 'J « r lo Hold, nn n eeth a la 8 pedal Tax •tgled it jit d cause, t l i i j that the defendants, Busan M, J , O -'DalL^, Rector, ‘ hsr h-iebaad. *re School District No. 8 ' Lavl IUofoVd end Etn'.H, Blnford 18 -W l6 tC reaJJant* of ihaVtaie’ oT j^ or,ldi t* tklTn*** ,A ■poHUon kaa been prooented y NOnT IC E o r P B I M A k t tE L E C T IO N . Whit* M i l t Frloar? win'be^afdVn th* Vftr oT flnniord .. Oaof gri t _ L# v i . D m ctd Atlanta, Ueorgtai U ' Raetor bsr Somlnol* tonnty, Florida, Tookdny. Novhm- -• SANFORD, FLORIDA _ :x x x x x x x ^ x x x *?Q c x x »c ?g s< x x x ; II nppeerng from fha affidavit ef A. K Powers, •ollcltor o f record foe tha com plainant. In tba above s t y * d nnee flted that ha bailee** that J. W .Thnfnburg and Emma A . * -f--. FORREST LA K E, Thornburg are reeldiut • o f n -sta te nrt-er Xhalrman f tho W klU Man's Exocptlva than Ih# aUtn o l Florida s o d that thrir Committee^ . ’ -t V ' • ■ tecUaeO* and. pnalofflro addrcal Is J. .W, At t u t : —j , . 1 ;— * Thornburg, Detroit, Michigan and kia wtlr, W : E -.W A T B Q N , Actlar BCcrw^ry. Newton. Nafth’ Carolina and that thor* U an -■FrVdtc ! ;' v > , '■ peraon in tk* Florid* th* aerrit* o f o subpoena upon whom would bind tho aald Ni-dte #r AfpBviUaa fi.r T o t O itd Uad.r defendants and that ■**)•! H*lsnd*i»ls * f i ovvr Hcetlon 3 of Chapter 4399 Law# of. Flor­ ida -• tba ago o f twenty-ono y»*f*^*Un"leaa aald ccrtlffcataa •hall bo redeemed , Tkertlore be j t Reaolvod: T h at It. la tho detrrmlnathro of fhle County Hoard of Hob,L ! “ !,u t*l°n for Somlaola County. Florida, «»»t Iks amount of bonds required for the per pose* and objects M l forth In said pell* H«« In the som of 31 B,000 . 00 i that wold bands shoij bear Interest, at tha rata of ..M L Ffr rent per annum) the Interest oi said bonds to bo payable M m l-at' nhu^llyj i T i '/ X ii 'i M 't J S i T :■ 'it s .G s , i J ; beads to be dated January l»t M .tb o eomplajoanC. I " 'V * u ' u'» thirty ysara allot theI 'date t h GABLES. Cor. Magnolia and 4th St. Article V. In the Circa I Court, Seventh jadlrlsl f ir ' V r i t . Bemlnole C .u .ly , Florida. In Than. w '7 r 'u i . n » - « k o THE all or. any portion of the capital stock of this ^corporation may be* payable In. leauyd or u«ed for the purchase of pioperty resl * r ‘ personal or for the paym ent-of labnr or aervice* at a juet valu itlonthereof to be deter­ mined by the board of director*. Article IV, This corporation shall continue end have 11 power powrr to eierclae e full Ita corporate rights and franchises ' '**« for a period of ninety-nine ( 99 ) years : _______ __ __________________ ear* from a nnd after the commencement .of [la corporate eilalrnce:* unless sooner dis­ solved by the stockholders or according to law. State of Florida bounty of Serplnole. Rtfore me personally appeared U W.* Cald­ well and H. A. Irwin and I). D. Caldwell lo me well known and b r in g by m* first duly sworn say rach for himself Ihsl he *lgneJ and egeeuUd the foregoiag' Inetrument fol the purposes (herein sapreterd. and that - they, are' Ih# persons herein .named Si tk W. Caldwell, S. A. Irwin an d'l> . D, .CalJwell. In WltoSa* Whereof I hava 'hereunto'set .my hand and ofllrlal seal at Hanford; Sem­ inole rounty, Florida, this the 10th day.-of • * M$w0 OtBausi aniiifl <S<n>nnaff®irdaalbll®• li.^D.^CaMwell. Charter of the CaldwelMrwM Ce„ Inc. We. the undersigned, do hereby associate ourselves for the purpose of becoming InrorPonied under tho lawo of the atato of Flor­ ida to tranaart for ptoSt tho bualaijaa below tot forth and wo; do adopt tho following aa the charter of the propoted corporation. . Artlrio I ' ' t _ Tb s name of the corporation shall ba tho Caldwtll-lruln Company, loMfunrsted, and lU principal Dlare of business shall ho San­ ford, Seminole county, Florida, and •the board of directors may establish other placet of business within and without tba stlto of Florida. , Arllelo II, The general nature of the buslntm to bo transacted and conducted by said earporatlon shall bo as follows, ttf-wtti To engage In and carry on a general marehandlae business, to -b ay, sell and'deni la dry goodr, ehoe*. shoe finding*, datuges. hardware, furniture, groceries, notions had cenef*t qiercbandlro nnd lo buy, sell and deal In every kind o j material*, war* amL merchandise that may bo nereaasry or **poJtent to carry on aald Jnulnwo to .borrow money and tdcure same by mortgages, deeds, bonds and other obligations therefore; to buy and asll real ewtate and to lmprovo •nme; to do all tack antkptba/. aad-FUrthar thing* aa may be neceatarw and r-ipedjent to be done for the augtsnfql Uananttlpn 4f tho bualntea ol this corcMaiLrii gad t r ik iv A exaretM and enjoy alf -Wihfk, PoweTa and privileges IncldenLal t o - d tpqrallhna organ­ ised and existing under thofaVro.of the atslo ol-florld*. Aritctw x|f. The apount ol caplui'stock of this Vor■ shall ba flva ______ poration _ ______ thouaind dollar* ( 15, 000 . 00 ) to be divided Into one hundrrd ( 100 ) aharta ol fifty dollars ( 150 .00 ) each, , The buiincae of this corporation shall be conducted hy the following officers, via: a president, Vre-prteldrnt, secretary and trcaa* orer and a board of director*, to roncLt of n it let* than thr*s and not more than five puickholdeta, and such subordinate off) cere and a*rule aa the rurpiratlon m iy authorlie. The offlry' of secretary and Ireaturer may be filled b y'th e asms prison, the board -if director* anil all other officer* to be cho«*n by.the stockholder*, shall be choten annual­ ly by the stockholder*, at their annual meet­ ing to be brid lb* Drat Monday In January nf rath year beginning w"Rh '1tha year 1918. The pjeiident ar-d other officers leer* shall be rhoien'annually hy Ih* director* or by the ttorkhcldrr* ai tha by-la _________ . ____ iw* .ja may y require. The officers lo be ch»*en by the directors at a meeting to be held on .the asm* day ant| Inmediatvly af er the annual mrrllng of the stockholder*. The tloard of directors, un­ til otherwise provided Igy the alockh ddrre shall romiet of thrm (St member*. The fol­ lowing shall he officers of the rn ip ita lfin until I h o le 'll reled at the election (hall have qualified, namely; Trf*ldent, l~ W. Caldwell, vlfe-preeldont, I). I). Caldewll, secretary and treaeurrr. 8 . A. ‘ rwln. Hoard ol directors. I- W. Caldwell, I. A. Irwin and 1). I)..Caldwell, Arllrlr VI Thu hl*he*l amount of.Jtulrbl»dne*e or T «* School District No. fl. Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, shall he entitled to vole. liihlltty to which the corporation ran at any :lm* subject Itself shall be ten thouiand dolT h e ’said election so ordered In be held ‘ bis ($ 10, 000 ,00 ). * shsll be held at the several lulling planes Article V II .: • ... within Said Special (Ta* School Datrlrt No, The name* and rrildenrew of the eub« , f vmlnol* County, F lorlds,' wh* re the last serlbera and number of share* Isk-n by each eoecal fieri Ion vrui held, throughout said are as follows; , , Jlstrlet,' to- wit: At Monroe, rreclrct No. 2 . I„ \V, Caldwell, Sanford, Fla.; 19 eharev . and at I’ aola tr s r ln e l.N o . 4 : and the said S. A. IFwIn, Sanford, Fla.. 29 aharee election shall h e .h r ld In . rom pl Isnre with D. II. Caldwell, Sinford, Fie., 1 *hir*. ------ , t^WS , o f.. Chapter 11642 ... Florida, Af , > °* In witnraa whereof we have hrreunlo act TJerk* the 19 J1,*. and the liupectora.avid, our namra this the lotfj day of October, vacioua polling plnrea shall make priEnpl re­ D. 191 *. . U W. Caldwell, turns to the Hoard of Public Instruction for Heralnolo.rounty, Florida, ImmJdialely slier • ’ S. A. Irwin, the said election and tbs tabulation of the ■ D. D. Caldwell. •’jJ, ■ • ag, ft— ’ * utlv# Cornm liU M oon.' wspaper la wklok tfcb nrdof aha ; ‘ tp a w o o k lei ' ■/ , ■■■ 'Tk# poll a w lir I * oponid at .Ight. Volock 0 , . . o'k oald daU. K d^w lfl elnoo at I n 'm - i i . 1 . •^ * 4f •* r |I 1 J ■V . -I' ■ ■ - -¥ i m put »r,5ctofk ra . tlarV o i the Ctf"arid court, at tk* Loag *^.*awCen«,'-#l. m ■ T - V . ,’ .V \ If ln*p#ct«ri ■ » s r?>; ^ ^ a- i • 1 ' .. ■ tr * .&. . * ■ ,. ---------------------------U r ,.v j ilJ o' \ >9 ; ••ri ■ * m �HU Jinx. , The day that the mm of the Ninth division completed the|r rifle practice nt Fort llnrrlMh a .little dog was out on the range, running back and forth •In front of tho target*. When a bullet hit one of the target* with a “xlng,’ the little dog would rash up to the tar* get^vtth ji yelp, barking at the target until another -ring".attracted, ^tra to nnothcr tnrget. For more than an hour -he bounded buck imd forth In front of tho target*) a Marie** little venturer In “ no man’* land," and nnally when he was called off, he trotted awky not .• whit the worse for hi* experience In ; front of the firing line of student of­ ficer*. . AI hope I have the same »ort of a 'Jinx on the German .bullets that the little mutt seemed, to have on oifHi," .seldom’ fellow when the dog had l»ren called . off the • range,—Indianapolis New*. THE UNIVERSAL CAD logeti y< To ge* the tho maximum or of service service, from your Fortfcaf; It must have careful attention fr__ time to time: a little "tuning up” to keep it running smothly always adds to its power and endurance. To be assured of the best mechani­ cal service and the>use'of genuine Ford materials, bring your cai1 here where you get practical Ford experience, and the regular Wrd parts. Ford prices, fixed by the company, are Uie same everwherc. Touring Car $360, Runab6iltfc$345*; Sedan $695, Coupelet $560, Town Car $645—^1 f. o. b. Detroit. On dis­ play and’ for'sale by ■ 'Shoulders A ll Baking When CALUMET comes in, all baking • Team o f 8L Bernard* and their muter, worker* In the sanltM?'depart­ ment In Paris. The French hnvo noted the excellent service* rendered by dog* In the Belgian aerrtCe and pot them to Work hauling light wagon*. Tbty have proved of great worm. *’ v Value of C*«tor Been*. • Th? castor henn grow* rapidly and make* fm Ideal low Windbreak to ci\teh and stop eurface wind*. It will nlw> wit hstand fierce and conttnuou* wind- '»• districts hftvlog «»*d poorest and . » of noil*. It b '*xrelleitt v ink.. ; fc notu ‘Ju*t••Bpod. Buy *cjn--U row ■re not MtUfml take Jt back ana met tout money back. Liberally fertilised crops ta k a i to I le s s la b o r par crate. It take*, say, 200 houra to plant, culti­ vate, spray, and gather the crop from a* certain Bald. If liberally fertill*ed, t h e d r o p w i l l ba doubled or •trebled—but little additional labor will ba needed except to gather the increase in the crop. Armour •'huUt^ri’"'quality |s designed to produce larg­ est crons with least labor— to enrich tha soil, inereasa the yield, hasten maturity, improve the quality. Thera Str* 45 Fertiliser* •specially prepared for c i t r u s sod vegetable crops—among t h e m a n analysis, fortriula a n d p ik a to fit year special needs. Gat latest descrip­ tive price list from Annum Fertilizer W orks Jacksonville, Fla. . C ru sad e Join It rtow. Don't allow files and mcaqultoea—tha arch criminals o f the insect world—to live and breed.They deserve nothing bat death. Yon can .become an effective crusader as soon as you arm yourself with a tin of BEE BRAND INSECT POWDER. Harmless to human beings and do- EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman T R Y A H E R A L D W A N T AD Inspection of American Training Camp In Franoo la Described by a Newspaper Correspondentr-Officers and Men M ade to • Realize That W a r J s a Serious Business— French Soldiers Fond of Americans. Pari*.—"Fighting Jack" Perahlng paid his first flying visit to tho American (raining camp In France, and left behind him a trail of burning Oars elec­ trified men and a spirit of grim, mili­ tary dogftednoss that brought the new­ est recruit to a realization that war, evch In the training, may be nil Gen­ eral Sherman said It was, and then some.' ' . • The soldier* kntov nothing about ft, hut the American, commander was expected to arrive on a Monday. lie didn't. Tho camp went on with It* routine life. Bright and early Tues­ day morning the general drove Into the flrat camp en route from Paris, and things began to bum. Cavalry were drilling In •* huge field off to the left, while on the right a group o f Infantry was practicing with tho Jiayonet, a bombing squad was throwing grenades and engineers were shoring up a practice treoch. . Cavalry JllgHt Parshlnfi. The Cavalry commander was the first to spot. the general's, erect form. "Tentlon l" be sang out • The whole squad drew up short There was a clatter of spurs and steel a* the company wheeled Into fonqatlon before the commander la chief. “Seldtol" bawled the captain. \ A hundred sabers flashed Id the sun. "Good work," nodded' the general briefly, and be strode over to tho In­ fantry. Some of the men were so busily engaged In trying to perforate stuffed sawdust bags representing suppositi­ tious Germans they failed to note the approach o f the general. At the second cry of " ’tentlon" they stopped And stiffened up, guns clattering to their sides eye* rigidly kflxcd front—all except one man. who followed the general's movements as be made a rapid Inspection o f their Tentlon P knapped the scrgeanl The soldier Bxed his ejea grimly In front o f him and never moved them. "Fill bnckl" exploded the sergeant nt the end of the fire minutes, and tho Incident was closed. •General Pershing talked earnestly for about ten minutes with their regi­ mental com"msnd(fr, commending the men for some of their work, pointing out their faults. Then he.passed on out to the bombers and sappere.The -bombers went though the third degree with flying colors. Gen­ eral Perahlng making only ono com­ ment, when he suggested that one of their number, put a'little more force behind his throw end not fry spltbsll work with a hand grenade. . ‘ * Then the train of motor cars made off to the practice fields In the direction of'the nbnrest village where troops were .billeted, some of them off duty ind lounging around, The chief commander's car pulled up before a combination stable, hay­ loft and dwelling place that the French peasants had shared Indiscrim­ inately with their feathered and barn­ yard animals.-' 11 , ; . \ ■ . .Pershing.took one.glance*at the in­ scription on the outside of It—"Ser­ geant K-----. Sergeant O -— , 62 men.". T o o many for a billet of this site. Who's the captain beret" F in d s O v e r cr o w d in g , WANT ADS C. F. WILLIAMS Agent His name was given. , I T ell him to" change tbesq men to another billet: where they won't be so crowded." wag the order. Billet after billet was 'bvaatlgated In similar manner, sqtne of them meeting .'with the general's approval. taknblo language, direct from the shouldefy that sometlmea • fairly crisped and cracked. During‘ his trip of Inspection the general via* accompanied by Gcnornl Blbcrt and a dlatlnguliihed French of. fleer who ha* been attached to his staff. Notes were made on all the points bo suggested, and what ho didn't like was Immediately remedied. The French soldiers here are Just a* fond of tho “ Sammies," a* they Insist on calling the boys, as of their own "eopnlns,," or comrade* In arms. The few American trooper* who can speak Flench nro Indeed "the fairhaired boys" so far as the French are concerned; ' They are Invited to share .In the “ plnard," or red wine. Issued to the “pollus," to try their'smoking to­ bacco, and, whenever the hour permits, to have a drink of something In. the cafes. With champagne at eight francs (about fLOO) a bottle, many a French soldier, on bis five cents n day, has squandered a whole month's pay In or­ der to buy this little luxury for some of L s American friends. *All Kinds of Frenchmen. Swarthy sons of Franco from the Basse Pyrenees, blue^eybd Normans, who resemble Englishmen to a startllng degree, lanky men from Fltou, the nearest approach * to onr own long-limbed rengy . Westerner* Yankees, all take part In thoee'gatherInge 'end drink 1o* every word of tho conversation along with theJr. bever­ age* "that cheer. ■ , --------~ One stocky frenchman from Pan, who spoke with a throaty bu-r-r.and gsrgled bib words, dropped Into the cafe reeking with Iodoform. He was Just >out of the hospital and his .right arm was still In a sling while bis bandaged head gave him the appear­ ance o f a turbaned Mohammedan. He toqlf ope look at the crowd, sainted and dropped Into a chair on the opposlto aide of the room. . One of his-comrades, at the surge** tlon of the Americans; called to him, saying, "Come and have a drink with th(^Ameri«m*," The wounded man*atarted violently and Jumped to his feet • "Lea Amertcalnar exclaimed ba. "Americalnsf Vralmentt (Truly 1)" "Why, yea," explained ' his com­ patriot “ Didn't yon know the Ameri­ cana were here? Where hare yon beenT" “This Is my first day ont" apolo­ gized the other. “Are you realty Am^rIcnnsT" he demanded, turning toward the soldier*. 1 > They assured him that such wns'tbe case. “But wbat are you, doctors, ambu­ lance tncnT" asked the Frenchman a little tlralUty. “Not real soldiers T" * His friend replied a little Impatient­ ly they were Infantrymen, fighting men, soldier* of the line who would boon bo doing their share In. the tranche*: . V The man frbni Pau was visibly af­ fected. He breathed deeply and then two teardrop* welled’•Into bis eye*. “ It Is a great pleasure," he finally stammered In his own tongue. “They told fne the Americans were here but I didn't know they were soldiers, •pollus' like myself." Learning to Embrace. He stretched ont his one good hand to the Interpreter for the party, a tall, .bronxed. corporal from Colorado. “ Wilt you embrace roe, my. c6rr, pornlt". ho asked, . • The corporal-took the outstretched hand but shifted rather uneasily. The French :"embracat consists of a kls* bn either cheek. But be hesitated for only a moment. : : “ Wlth pleasure, mon braT*" said he; using the familiar‘ form, 'and ris­ ing to hla full alx feet he Inclined his head and,saluted the Frenchman In tho manner of the country. The net of the company, both ' When you step into your grocer’s.you find .different shortenings—quoted at different prices. You may want to know which is the. truly 'eco­ nomical shortening." * • „ • The prices don’t tell. ; . * • , , . \ Z' ■ . *. m -* .. 1* » Some shortenings, will gii much farther than others. - * For instance: Many careful housekeepers ‘have found that Cottolcnc .goes very much farther than other shortenings which they had been using, The reason ?• • . It is Very much richer. * . • --«'■, Cottolcnc contains no water. . It is alwavs uniform in quality. • ‘ \ % ** . iaT-* ’ * * a * *, - j.* You will find, too, that pure, economical Cottolcnc gives; to biscuits, cakes, pies and fried tid-bits a- delicate flavor that even expensive butter might well be proud of. - *' . 4 *** „ The unusual richness. oe wholesome Cottolenc fnakes its economy a trifc economy. .* In baking, use one-third less df Cottolene than you have ordinarily, used of other shortenings. : Remember that the next time ybu order from yoi ^roccr. Remember, too, that he can supply GoLcoiene in tins of convenient sizes. R ecip e ft p BAKING P O W D E R BISCUIT Into two cups o f sifted pastry flour sift and mix one level teaspoon salt and two rounded teaspoons* baking powder; chop in one levd tablespoon chilled Cottolcnc.. Wet to stiff douttb witlu# tup half water and half milk.! Rolled inch thick and cut with 5-inch' biscuit' cutter this, recipe.will mjkc'about.a dozen biscuits. • ^FA IRBAN K SSr^H �t w :_ ^ v tl* ? ’ -V » «*■TJ *. - 1 KMC* • biftby0 *1” " ‘ V l ‘ “ n1 ' r ‘ " a ht ® J S .: 2 % J w s ® ^ S 2. e » ■ , ,VfT "by. th# Honorohl# Jom ** W, 7 V •au. — 1 J,T u d gbe ,o f uib« C iM ttltjfou rt of the JodfcUt Circuit of Florid*, Sotor ^**%• 'r 1 ' i a M y l* ^honcotjr.Jo »b*t'_M jU |* H f t S S j g t t i f c ‘“ fc s ffg ***** l b « * “ J T S iil l i . B. K slrey • r •i V ' D r t ! Ml I* *.* . ,h « ttb day o l N ovem ber, A. D fj|?4i f c M ra. brlnf *! W f»l .*U « d*y . >nd l. i ' . ,k . legal hour* o f »»U , tfa* property 4 ,rUi L . r l * lh* Bb *1 ' d#«r»o *for**»id a* J l f l i T h o u o u t k half <M) o f th . h»if (W ) ol tho north beU / / ( ) o f -th* C m 'I R oom \ t 8 x l „ B»rl**aber, A D . 1917 . 8fO -boor 2 * *fbUroot - b“ at th* r a u *f d t p it root <Mal) E .A . D O U O l It® , ffW fc r r D ie t. A Clles J» » u *rx la t,ri 91 R, and to ? t e 7 e ,e ' C « - » t a t o « K m a tu o thirty f u n alter tho- d*U thoroof. '* * . « • r » h « » thl* order bapublished fa th* ‘ Bantwrd Herald. * nov*. apeluaila* ler loss*** j e.ru) K b j f , F*bll*h*d within Seminole county Nolle# la barony gran that the subsctlb;.*"•(* being no newspaper puMlehed •ca hereto will apply „to th* ___ _________ _ _of O oevrnor within th* **ld Hptrlal T * « School Dlitrict. Florida oo th* 10th day o f Novembar. A. D , «r^ L ijona nnd °rd*rjd la regular session >»” .• » t TaHahaaM**, Florida, (or Uttor* r i *■* V 0U,Bt* ®°urd of Public. Instruction W {f* f « f th* propo**d «hart*r of lh# CaldfOriSomfnol* County, Florida, thli 2 nd day Jr» I'* t * f» Com oaay, Inrorporalad. which ia published herawlth below thU the 10th of October, A. D. m j , . day ol O d o b tr, A. D. 1917, • , , .Is. W . Caldwell P. A. Irwin C IIA 8 . A. DALLAS, Member _. , D. I). Caldwell. A ltfll: -• naifd Phwlor o f th* Caldwctl-trwlo CoH I■*. T . W . Lawton, . U o,M W*. th* und*rtlga*d, do hereby amorist* u 8 *ejy und Hupt. Pub. Inetructlon. Ourselves [or the purpoa* of becoming iororPoraltd tinder th* Wur* ot th* atatq o f JTor» Ida to transact (or pioA t th* buslneaa below N - ,t * •.? Bfuduf Hood ElerlUn for 8 **<l*l **l forth and w* do adopt tha fallowing aa , 8 *bool W ettH No. C, H*Ml*d* th* charter of th* proposed corporation. ' **• FEMININITY ASSEBTS itSELF :*•»»»»*k,- - v'Er'sr*^ TfPflli G A B L E S •V-. . ,^ -• . . . .-fc- -jiv »» _ , •> A Home-tlikc•Hotel With All The Conveniences/ . £ f(s w s -G le « ® ' X v C ? ® iB B iff® ir ta b l® THE GABLES G ot. Magnalla aad Alb SI. SANFORD, FbOfUDA . JUST RECEIVED A CAR . Where**. A petition bet b**n pr*t*nt*d _ Tb# nam* of tha aorporatfoa ahall .be th* *#• ‘ ^ ‘ JF . J . ' V * 7 1 " . U th *-C ou n ty Board o l Public Inrtrtietlon Coldw*ll-lr-wln Cumpaay, Inrorpuratmi, and c***1/ ' , t , Sanford, Sembscls te u n ly , Flor- lor Samlnol* County, Plorld*, elgntd by It* principal place of bualneet ahall b* 8 »n »**or« ANwre tw*nty-fl»* p*r c*nt of the duly fotd, Ecm lac In county, Florida, a n d 1 th* • qutllOod rlfetore residing within Bpeclal Ta* board of director* may eatabllah other plaee* Apodal Master. Bchool l)litrier No. <, Seminole County. of buslneaa within and without th* a u to of fl-Frl-Stc Florid*, oeklnc aad reqUMtlay tb* County Florida. S T ... Ao»ll<*‘ loo for Ton- D **d Under Board of Public -Inetructlon for Seminal* Atilrl# It, * g r<tl,m * i f Charier 4 M I . U w r o r Mer- County, Florid*, to order *n election to be The central, nature o l th* bu*ln*to to bo held fu i*ld Special Tea School Dletrict transacted and conducted by aald corporoNo. 6 , Seminole, County, Florida, to deter* tlon shall b* aa follow*, td-wltt Hollr* » . tb * " bJ( mine whether or not-there eh ell b* luued To encag* in and carry on o general marB am e. : ' b* th* aald Spehlal T a i Sehool flletrlet c hand lie huplneea to buy, aril and d»*l In No,-B, bond* In th* turn of f 15, 000 .00, th* dry goodr, shore, ehoe flndlhgv, ftaturo*. -proCMd* of auch bondi If laaued to lie uead hardware, furniture, grorerlea, notion* hltd *r tho purpot* o t aequlrfny, building, en- Seneyal m errbandlr*-and to buy, atll and •rilnc, furnlahiog and oth*rwl>* improylne ■al In aeery kind of matorfaU, war* and - M « D ir, IS b l li W . to »*e- « » eeboola and eehool bulldlnca In aald Sperlal merchandise that may b* necessary or #*1 i* ft I*. *>*o CortlfiWtn N o. 7 , c o rpodlent to carry on aald bus Incm to borrow Ta* School Ulelrlet No. t , th* proceeds of E ‘ *N\VM of VfEH, See t l , T p 19 8 . fl S9 . tb* said bond lemu* to bo used and aipendad money and secure earn* by mortgage*, Abo Con Beat# No. 9, "c«vor*tn i B H of and dlebure*ft In th* Ictlowloif manner, to -' deeds, bond* and other obligations therefore; Abo to buy and sail real estate and to Improve w ft :. KM , T W O TflO U B A N D DOI.LAIIS to be u « d aadi*; to do all auth and. other tm l further Ale*, tblnc* a* may Jj* n*c*a*ary and *i'|i«dl»nt fa Improving and entarglog th* Paota achool. NE.U *J don* ----for ; {?• *uer**a(u| ...M transaction of . h# -----------. --------------------, ft NWIt M d*N *lii o fV w W o l ] W , FIV E HUNHIIKD HOLLARS to b* used th* buelneea of thla corporation have itatloo and to have, f t . TP for acquiring * achool lot at Lak* Monro*. raareta* and- *njay rJlhta, power* and „ dbtparailoao — _________. .organ. ____ •TEN THOUSAND H O LLARS to b* u * d privilege* Incidental incidental to ka .aw* fow* oaf Tor building and cooetructlng a achool build- •••d nod existing under tb* of ltf> (ho olola stale ol Florida. log at Lak* Monro*. ; Article (I f. • F IP T E E N H U N D RE D D OLLARS to be Th* amount of capital atoek of thla cor­ ue*d for th* purchase of furnltur* and furqlelrlngf, and for Inrldentala .for *11 school* poration ahall b*' flv* thousand dollars within the aald Special T ee School District. ( ( 5,000 .00 ) to be divided Into on* hundred , ’ ^ 0 ONK THOUSAND D OLLARS to b* used 1100) share* of Ally dollar* ( 150. 00 ) each, all or any portion o f ’ the capital atoek of tnr Improving and enlarging colored•achool* With full rcsllsation ol the diaasttpus Influence ol theI__ ‘ s i-^this corporation may b* payable In, issued -vs*s An nil IvtIaInrUiO anil flstn ' nssW ___ . K__ . . _ s.1,1 t o. S t rove rink within the *ald Speelil Tax School District. or used tor th* purehat* of pioperty real or war on all buitneaa routine, '.our buyers have put forth* Whereas, Tb* County Hoard of Public In­ personal or for the payment of labor or ner­ S« end N w i A p t W j f . ®f S W J f B*c 1 unprecedented cfTorta tb eccufo the. greatest advantage* vier* at a Just valueilon-thcreof to b* deter­ To 20 S H *C#ltU *ato No. i t struction for Seminol* C ou n ty 1 Florida, net' possible for our trade. r J *v< coming Lot* 1 M ?jfl (U<* U t IP) W .lt** carefully examined aald petition and haa mined by the board ot directors. Article IV, 1 *.-* sSnh t h life. ' U . pert ^ o f jBf oBo* e *• t . TP 20 ?8 _ « , * • ; ascertained that more than twrtity-flve per Ti» 10 This corporation shall conf^iue and have ni N M o f SM ol cent ot the duly qualified electors residing Alio Cerr.-. No. SI cover! covering SE!f ot SIB K l( 'f See 8 *e 2 ,. T p 21 20 8 It 19. Also Within said Sperlel Tax School District full power to exercise Its corporate right* and franchise* (or a period ol ninety-nine ( 99 ) No. 6 , Seminole county, Florida, have tlgnv .Certificate ............. No. SS, cov e rlo t N J ( I 35, ro year* from and afler the rommOnremtnt of * NIV'i ol HK't » r * » , T p 20-,8 H 2 ». All ad aald petition and * 1 ^ # s *. 1(1 corporate existence; bnlesi sooner dis­ ef th* »b o»* oetard f«rtlflr*lc* ,C om ln| Whereas, .The Hoard ot ruh lle InMiuctlon solved by tb* stockholder* or. according to ihoT* drertlbrd prop*fty eold *• lh* propWo have n complete lino of rcrtiliEera and the greatest •rtv of If. fl. Cr*r*h»w. All of th* *bn** lor Seminole county, Florida, has driermlr.ed low . stock of fertiliter materials ever known In tho state'of Ar(trie 3'.■wrd c*rllAr*t** iMar d*t* July <lh, by reaolutlon this day adopted, that bonde Tho business ol this corporation shall he Florida, Price* aro higher than in normal times, but Tills French woman Is dulifg a man’s A II *1 1 1 B. *l»o C*rtllff*t* N *. SO, bearlot In the su n of tlA.OqO.OO will be required dele July fith,,A. f>. I f I I , e o w l n * 8 *( ol lor the purposee *>t forth In stld petition conducted by the following oAlrcra, via: a work- an « n nlrj>li\ne meclinnlclnn at ure aft low as consistent with existing conditions. L tl 2 ’eend of B 8WU t ( «of N W j f . and whlrh are enurprrated hen inabovr. said president, v<re-prr*Ident. sweoelary Hnd treafs W}) of1 U nd W K« ol bond* to bear Interest at t l * rale of si* (C) urrr and a b'osrd of dfrrclore, to consist ol Iho French front, bat her femininity Sec 1, tp 29 S II 29 , told aa In#' •#1 W. S. Stow . Algo eertlfleet# No. 113 per cent'’ per annum Interskt payable semi­ n it less than thre* and not more than Av* ORHerlt-tl' Itself long enough to inuku bond) to he dated January let, ylorkholdns, and, such subordinate officers brsrinc date-Ju y «th . A. D. IBIS, covarlng annually, IPIft, and the principal ol aald bonds to be and scents at th* ’ rorpuatloA m iy author her Htnp work to touch up her llpo. SJi.ol N '4 cl NW Jf of SEW Bee 2 T p 20 . dun and payal le thirty y< ars alter th* del* ire. The .ofltIre nf secretary and treasurer '» It 29 sold as th* property of J. Hambcn tbetfO*. may ho filled by the same neiaan, th . board per Al.o.reitiflcatr No. 770 h *atin g d ie Juiy Now, Ihrrefnrr, In pursuance o| Chapter qf director* and all oiher ofrircre to lie chosen Our formulas All have the «m te perfect pn»portioning 2 nd- A. D. 1930, covering. Beg, 2,79 ch* h. M. D. G ets W a r r a n t; S e n d * B ill. .( SW cor of. NEW ol N W W i nsn K 6 .SS C$42, Laws nl Kimble. Act* ol 1912, and in by\th# stdckbnlderr, shall he choten ’ unnuxlnnd blentling o f ingredients thnt havo niado their super­ Memphlit. Tenn.—\V. T. Itoml, tlepu rht N SU rhs, W 6.53 eh*. 8 *0 chs Scc 31 pursuance ol a resolution ol this Iloerd, this ly by the slorhholdrrs, al their annual meet­ ior field value tho past quarter century. Quality has Tp 19 S U 29, aotd .a* the Property day adopts d, notice Is hereby (lie n that on ing tn b* hr|,l the first Mnnday ir\ January ty Unltt-il tilnlt'N iiinralinl, 3 vcut to the \ not been sacrificed in*tho slightest degree, Write for ItaVid Scull, al>o Certificate N o. 56 *, hear the 6 th day ol November, A. 11. 1917, an- of rarh year beginning wlrh the year 19 tn. nlllce of n ItK-nl i>lij>lrlnti ntul senred The president and other officer* d u ll 1,« catalogue and price list. , lot dele July tilh,—A. D, IRB7 Covering rleetlon will le held and the samr . . . Is. h. ileby . . i llrr. 1.17 rhs, S and. 12.25 cha W of Inter- i ordered to ho hi hi In said Special Tax Srhool chosen annually by the directors or by the a huIijhii-iiii (in tltu•doctor, Tho nest ' section nl S line ol Peter Miranda (Iran District No. 0 . Seminol*- County, Florida, stockholders ax thn by-laws may require. tiny. Sir. ltoml received n bill rending:; Tho officer* to bo chnwn by tho directors at td determine whether or nut them shall be line of Sen ’ 2 A, T p I B ’S, Range 29 E run N 5. Hi chs, W 7 } ( ehe, S 6.83 eh* linked by* the said Sperlal Tax Snhool flf - a rmeting to ltd luld on tbo same day an*|. “ktr. W. T. Itnrid! In uccount with I)r. Inm rdlatdy if or tha annual mrrtlrg nf the' K i ‘ , cbs. sold as th* property of K. II, triri No. fl, Scmlnoln County. Florida, bonds Th* Hoard of director*, un­ ------ 51 for offleo cult" rrrrtsr. Has Med said ccrtlHcal# In my in th* -u-p ol ( 16, 000.00 to bnar Igjnrnst at stockholder*. #gin and has mid* application for tax deed thn rale of -i* (fl) oar rnnt plr annum, in- til otherwise provided by Iho ilock h d d rrf , Mxnifartnrer* IDEAL FEUTIUZEHH to lose in arrordaneo with law and unless tnrnt payable semi-annually; bands to be shall courts* of three (C) members. The fol­ Dealers in Spray Machines and Insecticides •aid -certificate shall Is* redeemed according d a lril '31 anuary 1st. 1919. the prlirlpal ol lowing (hall hi- officers of lh* corpirmtfm Man’* Mind Like a,Garden, la tasr tax deeds,will Issue thereon On the Slid bonds th bernme due and payable thirty until th o i. ilrrted al th* election ehall have JACKHONVILLK, FLA. . v . yeara alter thn dale th iriol.- M Is prorldrd qualified, namely; tth-dxy-of fy>n>crbe, ’ A. D , 1 9 1 7 ’ A im Ihi’r mind limy bo llkonetl to I’ Krldcnt, I.. -W. Caldwell, vice-president, Witness r m y tffflcla* signature and seal for In that rnrtaln resolution this d iy adopt­ f>. D. Caldewll, secretary and treasurer. H. A, n gunb'ti tvlilrb tuny be Intelligently ed by this Board ol Public Instruction, lor tlt-thcTTlh d sy lol Delober, A. D,. 1917*. ( A ,I f . ‘ f • *:. A; p o u a L A S S , • SemlnoU County, Florida, In which election Irwin. -Hoard of directors, l_ W. C aljw tll, cull Ivoted Or nllowrxt.to run wild; hut o n u the duly qualified elector* s>ho are S. A. Irwin and D. D. Caldwell. Clerk Circuit t’ ouit“ A*r>SeWi!* (Jo. Fla. wlietber tulilvjtled or neglected, It free holder*, resldlni within the said Special |1iyr,-Me t ’ Article VI Tax School District No. G, Seminole Coun­ The highest amount nf indebtedness (ir iniiHt. •ntul III, bring forth. If no liability to which the corporation nan at any •'n o i i c p . B o u n i n s , :• ty, Florida, shill b*' eqtllled' to vot*. tiKcful m- . are put lu, then an Itrr|e subject Itself shill be ten thouiaml dolBoard .o l A'ounty Conttif Issioner* In and The, aald election so ordered to be held * ’ nbunOnncti of uselr.-w weed seeds will lor .Samiacts* enuniy will rc^Oiv* a fa *d bids ahall L* held at.th e aeveral nsUing plarex Isrs.Tfll), 000 .00) . Article Vlts *, : tl iKeir rwruuy*;T*eotlng’ on Nns^mber 6 th. .within aald Special tTo\ School D strict No, The s iM n aad rrsldence* ’ of the sutA,- fall Iberoln nml w ill rontlmic to pro1117, fori t*k»-l/ ala'Warrant* I VJJO CQ each 0 ,.y»m lnol# County, Florida, whs t» nhs last srrlher* snd number of afdr.s lak-n by gaej, iTUco ibelr.-Lliid.—Jipiies Alien. : and u n c n ’wrrs'afyfor I^OtXB, ^corral tlectlon was *held," Ihroughy.t ffld , are as follows: V , '- cent, n t t i ,, 1 ' ■ p X y > B i s ullstrlrt, to w l f A t . Monroe. PfSudrxt N q - d , L. W. C'atdWell. Hanford,, Fl*.. 19 shire* lanniha^ijlft dit* Right. r*.arVbd - t p i f t f e n jmrf a t ' P*i —sola; 1 -* ,| •.aid And.'fbo si f rsciort Noi,, 4 l aitd f • •1 < is; "* H. A. Irwin, Hxnfofd. FB»i *3 shares » Bh • 4.o . . wir li* -h d d [0 i^ m xpIDof* •Nwir p ria or* Willi I). II. It. Caldwell. t'ald'welt. 8 Ntniovd, Pls .,.1 shir*. II. ihfoedi-.Fi _____________ ___ we-b _ . S to p A V a ^ k f - ‘ ^ . • ( r j l , J-’ In* witness whereof we-bivV ; Itcrounto set - Ii-r .i- 5 t « ,.y r . . \ • . < Q T V m»J th . iwpertor* snd cfejVs p./llbe OUf „ mrt tfch t h . .lOth'JXsf >1 October, a# f l I our name* this th . , 10th ' Fo^ timing work li|tpiil;'4t^ B w ln polling place* shall malvh. ptitmpT re..I .................. . • V v a r i vatidua o u s pol ; J.V ‘ liraalulliifl liloavsl Publtr pHliltr Inslrttcliian, f a alrur Ila ■. ^ m* turjln r.,sA. to ■<* ik llrtslallok Uleard '•Hr Hem osrd.ol Public the Hoard of I’ ul “ Instruction for Flop vwptch (■urrli-H .'KtWitlonnV ninrtm alter Inslr -Cnuntr,. Florida, Deter rafting‘ Wh* So mlitolo rnIit ole county, Flerld*, immediately ................ - ‘ S. A. Irwlh, - ■ • AOENT8 to Iiitllcilw :tl itny.,point of elnjiscd tnsuni uf Banda I* Neretsary far Hgarlal :U>* ,U,B aald said MAcilon HAcilnn ***,P«*li# tabulation o| o( ,the lair t« *,rw h . xauunuon n e > (i ,; - ,'» ( * D. U , Cald-*t|L - . . Tsx Mrl,ool District N o .'* , Th* \ Ifa^e' bolfedi' and Iho Tloard of^TWhUc Ijkf ‘ " i l j f e•!• ' llmo wluit* (Kir cnn^filHmdlnK output tatrof Florid* 1 ' VJ Htal laftrrsl <* bo Paid Thereon a■*d lh* 7 fwt* slruclfhrt for 8 «*nlno|* county.-*l«i|di;~'Wll| H per hour would.bol.'* , ..+* /•’ - - - =*• C o u n ty of Heiqlnole. •. » ” ;.W,)y w -if 'iprlrsl a n i lk|*r«<1 Hhsll be.Durf b^.in session qn til* .fltb d*T of N qwm her, ^CfJ Parable IMT, |p re e d y , fhr- rotujna of thp said d e c t 'Hcfoly mg- personally appesiwl I* 33. Cald K • i VITertsr.-tilfXlo m ■well i n d S . A. Irwin sn ,l-J I/'D . 4 (J*l,Iwell to *-Y of September, tied V iJ.tn dftjrmtArf 8«id certify the result Cth ifay ms.wrll kouwn spd lie’,*,*, by me first duly preovntod .to •A-'Jl.* IM ty a pelRiPV'vramp--------... fh >i, thereof. O l l l w w ith MOLDBN R I A L F S T A T E •F.lhvntyf‘ ItstrucJlutf fpr. fpF ‘■'’ ThoiL^iowih'i'stamed ax. hereby apptfnted swprrt say eaelt fol.tllrnswlOf'st np sign*,) an,| f ijipjcult for,'Simc. , . - . U - , , Ubyrd - bl*-Puhlle bN-Puhlle. ItetrucJluir ■-Sehmxlc t’ nnpty, slfotd- -b ' Iwfcmxlc v’ nu/it- Florldey v i—(J— *■ n y'm 1,4 u rrJ anted til.rlerjis.-and Inspectors to executed lb* Inregotyg ‘ ttietnlntrht-fee lh . "It-tq'Alk'njh/wi'Bj2 |o do right,” de v 'tx r -fln • tU thin1 nttn tn i> dive per ccot* 6J- the-dufy,k|a»l-. ndffat fhk sald election at Iho pdrpDse* therein .Jkpr*»/#d. Afid ,Tb*t they F lorida are ' t h e : persons ’.Wrejnr nim»d *v ,L- w tWa:t S a r i f o r d . llfrd rlivCutart ’ • rMfotogljVnitfei. S p e clii T u i .IfM. pfecJoyt# hamc«l; • *C*ldwcli; H. .A. I.IHHWf'jli. D, .. fewip" ru-se--- ^ P P Irt No N o-- i . c ’eaurtnol*’ County. SchO-l. nisMct b ro tle .a -. J * JhJ-WllltV* Whereof I hav* hereimio* art n M m'y jiatul.and olllrlal Seal si Sir f■•r,t. ’ S,-m_ryaration1 as to ,11. R- Loe>e. rterk. • 55m « W ; Ihofs. county, Florida, this lh* I 0 lh ‘ (l*y .q r .hpt thalyum of 115 .llbf Paola* Pi'fclntl No. ( : A. A. HlchP, D*e*r 660.oy*li(iulrfe l,? ,J iV c l» l-T * x U’ 1 i.Vl a m a E j o i i n d h n .-J 'Pearson, Coorg* Smith, Inap^lore, an d .J**’ Rrf.oij I) * i,yi* ■t‘------Cwflnt — Jerplqiflf -CwAnty, “ ” -’ V• Notaiy 14 . bile.' ' ‘-y 't * * .* -Dailds. f,ir^ttrr>4 >urnq*s o f aJllulrln*. hulld- J amine*, Clerk. . • ; My commlsslqu expire'* Oct. 2 f V I 9 "(Tv . A,l r*t(dl<iilti lor. the various oflUee to be l*t> i , Isialng furn&blng and, i, vAU.«d- which I* done and onftrrd ,by the " -■ viitb-l In. .*,14 'primary mutt file w lib -tb * 'Pl»ring schools and eehool’ bu ____ ___ ______ said f’ oudty Heard of Poldf* Inetructlon for Sem- A. K. Powers, A lly . fbslrm sn ul.ltis white, n.sn't •Xeeutlv*V«ml 5 -FrJ5 tr• _________ . "Rpcrlsl T»x School Dlxtrlct,-th* prorwed* of InrJp*'.County. Jn 'srkular. areslop. assembled tr.lltrej on or bWofe-xhe 14th day oF Nnvenjuld bonds lob e-d isb u rsed Ijr.-th* following thle Die 3 qi^ day oF.nbbOher. A D -T 9 I 7 . ir i, I H 7 . .notice* of thslr In ten tion ;';^ (.* —tnn/r, to-wfl; . .vj ** " , 1F .T . P lijfS T H ll, Chairman* - ‘ .Voilre-jaf - Application t*f T *» Deed Under tanii(.lstes) ’ a fid - 4 t the time of filling 4Uch (seal) Nectfan S o f Chaplq,t'.f5 M . Law# •( -FforC. p ; H A R R ISO N . M .m b*r >•TW ii T I im ^ A N D 'h o t J .A I I S 't o bo need notices,-the-a>srssiqenl against such car.dl)d* . ; la in. iliralnlfAh* Paola achool. C llA ^ y t , DALI.l/AH, Member * it i.u trust perompan) the asm*, together . “ 'N'otfe* 1 * hereby given thaU M .-A .-L a k e, . . Board: A R S to b* used Attest-. w f c in R f a a f r ^ I u. Cpurehmrer of T a i Cerliflcate -No^ ISO; dated with a written sial^pent’ pledging their will le y w sslfln g ^ school fo< I Lak* Monroe^ T.” W. I-awtoiv • • . 'T x - lha Ctb day ot July. Aa D . 1916 .. covering Ingm-ia "t» abidp by the m liltk of salt! pri­ ■Soc’ y and Supt. Pub. lcxtm ctlon -3 . 'N o candidate's pirns, will be ptsred ■ T E K T H (!lffi> N D DJX 3VH pf Ixvt 5 , Hik. 10, TJer tl. Sanford Vmary. , . ; l 2 -F il- 6 le *rl t.V* ballot who does not qualify with th* a/er hutldlqg tsmChoy'-ties* xbuth * feel), sold *• rhk nrot'erly of ’ —C— l*f st (.'ib^KtonlqF fl. * i f . J, HradforJ. ■ AUo (W iKlrata N*. chairman-.|)f tbs circu ity* committee wllb<n |*"th* Clfrii t r * « r l . H«v*nlh Judlflel Clrs. 190, dated Jfily Bth.TA. D. 1FI 5, covering Ike lira* ab ort- aptclfied. f i f t e e n i I u n l _____ _ Th* r.***tament> as mada by th* aieeutlv* ■’•d lot th* purchas* of furnltur* on citW,f 8 *>«Iii* 1« C*u*ly, Flarlds. fa Chan- E h ot Lot. 5 , III hi 1 0 , Tier C, Ssnlord. sold • M-wMir'K* *na 1/iriafniBia^ivr* . T » ♦ •Miogs. and JOT for bnrldtnlsls ,foi-> •!)■ ■ aa the-Drop*rty of 8 K njih i. Also Cart 10- cam m llti* ar* aa follawat * •Ithln th* said Bptclal Tgg Sch 'O gl'D ljtfu t: f f f . ' f f , lfarryweather rat* No. 176. dated July 6 th, A .‘ D. 1911, For M * y o p .T } f .._ :_ _ _ i — Cltatfon j . -----------3 pu E f * * o f t o t 1 , Blk-V, T U r ’ D, Ban- For Counc i l man. , . u «|Ni: TH O U SA N D /L L A a S D>> * used - ravralng, Th* polling place shall be at the-rlty hall .* ford, told;** tbd*property -si A Jonm. Also “ •Impnivlng and . schools J, W Thornhurg ard rtAg _M torwn»*l In t h o -c lty o f Sanford, Bemlnol* county, Certificate N o. 179, dated, fu ly 6 th, A. ,D . within tn* .aald L’ax School Dial District. Emma A. Tbotnhuig, hi* »H » To J. W. T h orrb u n , D»trult. Mlrhlgan! JBIS, covering Lot 0 , -Bill, I . Tier j ) , Ben- Florida. ' Th* (olloF lng1- person* ahall he Whet***,- . dJ this Board ford. »o|d aa tb* n roferly of H. Mead. AI»o drrmed to ba duly qualified electors la Ibis i Inftroot otE p M T | > c,n h u r «..tf* ..«n. Norik thxt It would ■Ml Certldtat* N o.-.lili, jtated Jujjr Gth, _A. D, irlmary, to-wltt All whlto'persona duly reg L! Tax Sthoq) tiered according to law upcAt upeAi . tho tha regiaregie 9 , "TU v K strred appear oc Itom th* *fn(lavft ef A. ft 1915, covering l^ l* 7 to 9 , HI a-tCoEda.' Ia tbCnfW Crrunty.. FtteJd*Al£B ;ration hooka books ooff lh* who th# city ooff Hanford, whe h ^ utJd o a ni. Pgaj#,,. a o lle ite ro f r**o,d lor.lh * complaln- Ban lord, as th* property ol L. 8 . iration * sold"d: ai of l l t . 06ft.00 th* p ro? I W.BWJO th ereof to I;b* Fisher Also C trll 0 .-*t* No. 181 , daUd have paid (heir poll ta i on or befory tb* 17th sad expended IB lh* in n er' and for tb* anl. In th* abov* ( t i : 8 (f aus* (11*6 that h* July day ol N ovem ber, 19 IT. * ■* I S t• fith, A. D. 1910 , covering Lot 2 , H|k. Purposes and object* ----- aa *r* hereinebuv* eet batiave* that J. W .Thornburg and Emma A. 9 , Tier ----FVR RE8 T LAKE. C, Sanford, sold aa lh* property of Thornburg *r* ftsldon * o f I l W * • W forth and atated’ ln aald petition, •nd a* la Is siatcd 1 the Whit* Man’ * Exeeutlva than tbq *U l* ol Florida ood th at; thrir W. C. SlowatS. Also. Csrllflcate No. t* 0 fc Chairman Committee. t .Therefore W W iItt Ryaolvod: T h a i It I* the Reool *ovoting Lot* Lot# ldane* and tyoalofflrw addreJ* T*-J. W. dated July 6 th. A. D- 1916 , covering **f*tmt*htlow^( tht* O onaty -Bword PoW- K or n burg; - C attail; ■M ichlgoa nnd AWrwtW. 4 - and L Blk. 9 , . Tier .F, ban toed.-sold as I C E . W ATSO N , •Acting SeernUyy* !v {•’ ••tttrtloo lofVfiemlnole County. Florida, th* property of D, A. Caldwell A Sons. ^ t l 4 ! *het th* amobat1 ol bond* rtqulrad for lb* Newton. North Carolina and that th*r* I* an Alto Certificate N o. 981 . dated Junw 3 rd IT F r U u . . . purposes and object* Mt forth in aald petl- person io th* o u t * o f Florid* tho atrvlco o f A. D . J 912 . cokering LoL.9 . Blk. 7 . Tier C, tlea in the t o m - i f 115 , 004 .00 ; that aald ■ ••ubpceaA..U|M»a ik a m would, bind lh a tu d Hanford, sold aa lh* property of Oscar J. Nitlrs a f AphUcotlaa f,.r T a i Dtud U a d.t' Net Ilea 4 o f Chapter (IIP Laws ir- klerbonds shall M ar, interest at tho rata ot defendant* and IhM aald rfalandanto aro over Ford* i-*t Ids ! * -■ " * .<*> Per ten t,par annum; tbo InUreot on tbo aro of twenty-ono y*»r»- . Unless aald certificate* ahall ba redeemed . . yo«* -f t 1* therefore ordered that Nolle* la hereby glvao te a l Cha*. Tyler Mid.bond* ly a bit sami-annually; sami-annuqlly; aald said bond* to bo p payable according to Uxr tea (l**da will m u * thereon Thornburg appear Tnorn hohda to b« dated January tat, IB 1B, and Thornburg and Emm* Af herein on tho 14 lh day ol Nov*mbor. A; D . 1917 . to tbo eoraplaibaiil’o bljT h « » ln filed on or WIIomo my oRltlal eignatur* and teal *fe7 nd™r* ? ? 4r* * ,U| tb* d tt* befer# th* 5 th day o f N ooren v o * b rr A . D. day o f thla thla tb* llt h day of 1917 . tbo asm* b ein g -a rulo i n . i* . J V . . . . . (seal) E, A. D O uO LABS. . IU It Further Rooolvad that a apedal I sue In accordance with Uw. Bald.. certlfi' - • Clerk Clreuft Court SemlnoU C o „ , Fl*. *tr * f “ !’• held In said Special Tag School eodrt. ealrc em brarj the following d**rcl‘I*d prop­ I t (■ urtber ordered that thle uotleo b* ~rr By V M . Douglaa*; D. O. ■'Ltrlct No. 0 coun Floi v,, Hemlnol* cou n ty, Florida, In -os/ 1 \ erty situ ated-ia Semlaol* e v u n ty ,. FlerlJx, published 10 th* Sanford Herald, a new*, 15-Frl-Stc •S.^°jd*nco %iih C h a p u r « 5 i i . Laws ot lo-w L i . •' paper pubinbtd In Sanford, fUmloolo <ounFlorida. Acte I B t l . t o determine whether or ty, Florida, one* a wq*k for four eooaoeultvo N o ' S ilt Lot 13 Palm ci'a Sub. DtrMon shcsw ehalt wnail - W u r Ueued _ _ _ , __Special ____ by wald Netlco o f A pilitiU sk r*r Charter Bee, IT T p. SO S H . PI E.. Tax School District No. 8, Seminole county, lines* E. A. D ourlssr. CUrk of our ClrTo W h om .It M ay Concarnt No. 95 T Lot t and I ^ t 1 (l*va R y.) T aU bon -arq provl provided tor In thla. W , -------d*,** -. — -aro. Notice I* hereby liv e n that tb* under- mrr'a Sub. Dlv. of S «e. 17 . T p. SO. H. R. 81 fesolutlon, and- r r ... » •uli Court In tha Conrt Houi* In N anf-H , or 2 ttb, signed will on the Saturday, Novombi ir. O...U.K \ ~ East. tbo 12 ib day *J [B jF **"lB a ,A *a P ‘ , * n B* It Further-Rlsotvad, T^at this resolu ♦hi* 1017 , at 19 o'clock *. m., or (-a soon aoor thereb ra il E. A. D OU aLASB, No. S lit Lot U (less RyO. Bolmer s Sub. Hon pqblUbtd l E S Kho 'Sanford n ■ftor’ o* w# can bo heard, ot f>el.and, Flor­ D lvtsiin.of Bsc. 17 ; Tp. 30 H. R . 11 E. “ bo ................ “ Herald, — Cltrk Circuit Court o f Flprlda, Mwonopor publ ahed^ In I ‘ Per pttblah bemloule county. ida* mnki application to Judg* ■ ■"TO* S , „ „ t l , Judicial Circuit. Th* sold land bring assessed at Ihn data .,!\da. .tbfro'M tbvra-Ufn h g no WTkfns, Judge Hsvsntb Judleial . su|h certlllratca rortlfirotrO in ihm of tb* M uanc* of suyh wRklo tho sA ld-fS t S K S i Diet Florida, for an Of 4 or approving tha proposed Com plxlosnt. __ iuom said cvrtlficsUa nam* o_ f11J...^F . F*R*r, c. N*. ( charter *f, and Inraopornllng, T h * Hanford ■ N mo to la low tt-F rb fitc „haU ho redeemed ■ * according 1‘ ( la v U ( deed T i i - . 2 t , S ! S i. S ' p; . T - " Commercial Association, th* o b U e t,* ! which win kuue^thrisea ^th^ieoa 0 c tht 20 th Hay o f Ni•vsraia to promote tho U w m st.a n d krollhr* o f It* e ‘ . S c7 S S S ? M S >JT, j ; ” " h r |M BV IP J< BJ In Cirtaii Court, a •iIB njfli.w awiT 'k 'H9 dndfrial OPin sa 'm y offlclxl .lin a lu f* had *#*l Ih b < In tand a ( Far B T “ tn la sl* C r x x lf. FI*ild*« In rittanra* among themMlV**, and tho com W ru ‘ f e 2 t e i j ; s n s a ." tht I tth <|hy o f O ctober. A . D .l f i f T . • Chhocer Chhncerr ; _ „ . munlly where lh *y |**id*, th* asm* be ng a . F. IL F O R S T E R , Chairman ' . (seal) ' E* A . D O U O LA BS, O fl^ r r . rfwopo. c o .p n l l n . n t N(|<|m . nonprofit aharia* ’rarporaiUn, th* original ftnd; Ctrrk Circuit Court, B -tw ltoU 'C n ,- Fl*. -,C . F. U A RU ISO N , U am bor . pcoporad charter of » M c h l i a o v on BU In n-Fft-fith Hr V . M. H og gin s. Di C . -, . ’ V. C IAS. A. D A LLA S . Mambot, Satan M. llo r io f nod L Roctor th* *B c# of CWtk Ctr**lt Court Sowiool* t w , - . ' ’ -.V*B oard*'. her hosbauJ. Dsftndanla •* W. L iln ejiy* • t ,* In th* Clrcalt Coort f i r Lh# S*v*nlh JndRIaf C 9 « t y , a* Tn Suta* M . IU ctot nnd L- fUctvr, her hrr Ctrcuk or Florida In nnd foo H ia U tls ipti ll-Fri,, 5w W . M. McKInaxn 4 Connie. In C h oocorr t!ft D<upr*arlnr from tb# oflUsvIt of D ll»»r D .L . Thrasher, WDion A .Toomer FortBUer Company F. Swop*, cwwpiifnapl b*twln filed In nbovn O 'd .r to llafd- u ! t 3 »d l«eh . / . W .jpickln *. ' Special Tax atylsd eauxe, that t\» defendant*, Butan M. a corporation a . Ball. BvhlMTbl^etM ** % 6 t Hector, and L Recto*, brr boabaod. nr* W her,a,. 15-FH-m Levi Blnford and E t « ! ( . Hlnlord non rtoldontnof the Itsse ol Florid* end that h k w ttg / " T • * ® ii * Order of **rvlc* by FubUtarioo s i W o i '- ^ 'w h o r a Atlanta,' ot Lovl Blaford 148 WfhhlU kl lord AtU nt *7 Qeorgta; Georgia; L tvi 1Btafor w '- r S f l l s * j m Ev* 11. BU ford. A t t a fi.-,------ -> & ? % ,!!: D U hereby, oidorod that yoi^ oppaar th D. to .^etermlae etermlae tha «a"dl?;.ra question aa to".' tb* bik of comphuat diod h*r*N Ag*l*at y # « For Mnyov « ( tk* tity of Sanford; Savon on th* Vrd day o f Doramb*rrj L O ; 1917, and •um of ( T l nnd Ftra ( 5 ^ paraona^to ( 7) CouncUman.) Counctlmen. and Rpeclal Tax earvo fop |w# yooro noat utlv# Coramitt**ip*B. : ■ , pubtlahad onra p Woolt (or. ftv# ( ! ) consecutive ____ _____ „ open ofgkt V c l o c Tha pod* wW ho t . ■ ; o n . aald .date, aad trill aloe* o t f v o T ? F h > w my 'bon d and aoal o f oBbfi UW ay • fr ^ ^ r .^ .D _ ..l9 t r ^ ^ . • na.i a n d tha fallow fag named AMERICAN FIELD FENCE and BARB WIRE and are in position to save you money, as the present market prices Ls much higher than when we placed this order. Write ua or qtll for catiiloguo and prices If you, are in need of fence dr an­ ticipate needing THE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY • F e r i i 1i z e r Full S to ck -R ig h t P rices Ideal Form ulas Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. FULL STOCK ON HAND AT • Sanford Branch, R. C. Maxwell, Manager *v»- *’1 ,1>917‘ . ';V . •• * . Uiv,(:»Hw>U.t-• w ; J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire . In suran ce ..- xiiiiiiuiuixiiiniiiiiiixi iiiuiiiiXxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiuiiiuHXiiiiiiiiiiu: '•7<- X Puirej S^arkling^ Spring .• Water Brought' Y6 • Your Door Dailv V- a Elder Springs Water Has «i Guaranteed Purity #3$ $ > Ir o f <99.98 P er Cent* •’ Leave Orders at The Lilli IKHHlIU I" x - ,C m -- - -x - _>te_' - - *"• It will save yon money, and trouble. Gives description rfull lnforrfliition on all seeds for . : Our stocks,axe com- v f pment- *fiw .•yjsaft S > H K 2S Martin** Hy-Te*^ ’L ffi Soutliorn Seed* * f f i & Jr S a c S& * one# a wook ’> . 1• : : : i f .: v '-' - -;. Long ' ~ »-£’ **- j.; vl *Urk t *v X li taarigi I U l »• m •-• . •*r “ • - ‘.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, October 26, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/45e8c470f467286befda669d63fe4119.pdf 70c4077d28dc4c80dd9c983fc634fab6 PDF Text Text /vvffi * 4,'Tt i iP liB U S ♦J f . ' SEMI • WBI .___...w " tS H m om b" •• ■ = •• - ...... . AND i ' “ County Offl Make .•... SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30, KIT NUMBER 20 COMMISSION PRESIDENT SEMINi BUY LEAN ■ P MENT ILL ON A FATTENED HERE AT ELECTION AMERICANS ti'l >r7> i; • IN, S A N F O R D — Lift / » Worth U oin i - frfr'V* - F R ID A Y S tfvW.Vi v sfflclals, Sfmlnole county should be tttA. to Hvo up to pur COUNTS CHALLENGE that Seminole coun* •SEND IN MORE 8IGNAr 3 In proportion to population 1P1 any other, county In tho state! Aslc your neighbora If they have fc | elgned; aak each one who comes to your house this week pr whom you mepi on the street or at any gather­ ing (social dr business) if ho'ior. she has signed. Do your psrt to make Seminole county's quota what wo art going to make It—TW ICE'the number' we ere asked to make itl DO YOUR PART! . \ ‘ . Riley M. Fletcher Berry, Chairman Seminole County Plodgo Y . . Card Campaign. Petition Containing 75 Per T o Save F o o d And * The Pledge Cent o f Voters Goes to ; Cards The Council . dependent upon the- individual aierS i g n vice of every man! woman anti child Florida is the Feeding Ground 6f America : In the United Slatea. Th 6 great vol­ untary effort in thia direction.which . As The, Herald predicted several; has been maintained .and organized m UVii A meeting In th" « • * -t * ,*■' •, years ago- Florida and. especially y. M. C. A;,w»r . Washington, O ct.' 29.—Prcaident by the food adfnihiatratibn under That the question of a change In Semlpole county'will eventually be the Congregational church Sunday the form of city government will bo Wilson, in a statement issued, today my direction offers an opportunity the feeding grounds for the Union afternoon.' R. W. Green. aecretary. made is almost: certain from the ex­ urged every hopne and public eating, tot service In the war which is open \ St in cattlo. .Years ago Florida shipped of the Charleston Nary .Station, pression of tho people who..huvo plave In the United States to pledge to every individual and by which hor.‘cattle to western .states because y. M. C .A ., addressed the goodly been-approached to sign the peti­ Its support to thb food administra­ every individual may serve both hja western states seemed to have the number of representative citizens tions for calling qn election to vote tion and to comply with its requests. own poople and the peoples of the feeds for quick fattening and our that had aasembled to hear adme‘His appeal marked.jhojnauguratlon world." on the charter commission. . cattlo that had nothing but native thing ot the Asioclatlon's work In In order to savo tho expense of a of tho “ family * enrollment week," more than by each home and public grasses could be taken west add fat- ‘ thla great conflict. Everyone knows special election this charter board during* whicli everybody in the coun­ eating place in the country pledging toned and sold back to ua for west­ "ft; the Y. M. C. A. and what It l* doing try will be asked-to become a mem­ its support to the food administra­ will probably bo elected .‘ a t the gen­ ern beef, ’ . ‘ : for the boys 'thlt have enlisted for tion and complying with its request. eral tity flection In 'Dbcvjriber ** *he ber nf.the food administration in or­ •Unrle Sam, The.Y. M. C. A. has a . • The* Herald. advocated silo* and Or. council so chooses, "fh o petitions der to assure nationwide coopera­ •(Signed) \ “ Woodrow Wilson." . definite work to perform In looking better feeds and better cattle and-, tion in food conservation. , • that have gone to the counril'today after the moral side of the artny and now wo‘ see’ tho apectaclo of Texas Bought Liberiy Bonds The FresiUcnt said that *in no contain the names of 75 her cent of navy. • It has been designated by cattlo being shipped here at nominal The following patriotic citlxohs the .registered yoten of the city other wny than through this co­ figures—good, big framed western the commander In chief of the demonstrating that it, is the wish of operation cJ. the people'rnn the na­ purchased Liberty Bonds but names cattle—to be fed on our ranges and .Felix Prank Is Back |, American fighting forces, oUr beloved came in too late for publication In Felix Frank is , back homo after the great majority that this matter tion accomplish its object in the war. President Wilson, as the method of at our alios nnd tnado into the beat last issue: * • • The statement follows: be left to the vote pf the people., surrounding the men with that reli­ spending the summer* In and qround of beef and shipped to'the Florida, .The commission manager form of , *IThe chi^/'part. of the burden of ••E. W. Btlier, V. E. bouclass, Mar­ packing house at Jacksonville t o ' gious atmosphere, and with the prop­ Now York and'other points in the government has been discussed free­ ffnding food supplies for the people tha. H. Krnuss, II. B. l'urdon, E. D. bring, big returns to. Florida cattlo er entertainment and amuserhent northeast. Felix says he is glad to ;a iv ly. in open meetings and on the associated with us in war falls-for Mobley, A. Kanner, F. W. Wllmott, men. * . • when he la not “ hopping" off across get back to Floridn for it is tho best streets and at different gatherings the- present upon the American pl*Q- Ed. Ni Ihou, N. O. Garner, O. I’ . place in tho world after nil. He nays the drill or battle field. •Of course to If the farmers in this section had for several months and the voters ple and the drain upon such n scale Herndon, R. M. Mason, Jr., Miss dj This work, necessary funds must that food'stuffs are much higher In hcarkehed to tho call several years ncacsurily nffects the prircs of our Iter.io E. Murrell, C. C. Samford, have a good idea of whether they be raised. The Y. M. C. Ar is tup-fNow York than here In Sanford and necessaries of life* Geo. Watters, Mre. J. C. Whlddon, ago ar;<! built at'least one hundred' for your coffee wntti tho change, or 'Yiot.. ported‘ entirely jiy voluntary' sub- no sugar to be had #"‘ alios here our profits tRIs winter •jour country, however, is blessed F. Vnnce, E. E. Ilrady, J. F. Hodges,' At the general election- in Derrmsrriptlons, and that Is \why Mr. in'the restaurants. Mrs.' Frank and during war time prices would have Jar. Latnnr, Hassel Drown, R. W. Green appeared In Sanford Sunday.' Mlrs Flossie will be home In n few bcr jluS names of nine eljarter' matt­ with an abundance of foodstuffs and boon immuno und wobld have dis- / ' Yj Deane, Geo.-A. Speer, ,G. A. Itadhlr. Green camo to sco that an or^ weeks aa they aro. visiting their rel­ ers will ho voted upon nml If the if ^ur people will economize in their ford, Miss Mny Thrasher, Mrs, W. C counted the vegetables nnd fruits. sanitation of the citizena of'Sanford atives irt •Falutka ‘era returning men are elected they will immediate­ ukriul food, providently confining But those far sighed farmers "who Hill, C. B. Rhoades, C. S. Flowers, ~ ly get to work on a now charter. thcVwu-Kxs to. the quantities.required and Seminole county was effected, homo. (iid build silos and arc now buying Mis.* Lenla Evans,. Alfred Horner, An there is some worl; about making fori the maintenance of health 'ana so,tha( when the great' Y . M'.'C. A, '*“/ -• ‘ %, ' V *4 ■. E. F. Housholder, Ajfs. E .'F. IIous- Texas cattle will see the profits to be strength; if they will eliminate waste, Week, beginning Nqv. 11th and last­ b e w a r e . o f - Es p i o n a g e a c t a charter it will take them several holder, Geo. Watson, Miss Ethel obtained. C. M. Berry, odr astute nml if they will make use of those months to eomplitc the-work. 'The My *, , ing through the-.19th begins and •- *3 ' , • - •■,■■*• . Tavlor, G. W-. Spencer, Jr.,. J. C. county agent who went over the disend* our town and county will lead Discouraging Enlistments Will Ho charter is then voted jupon und after commodities of.which we have a sur^ Smith. Hldu>- Burdick.‘ J. 1H. Tillls, trict some time ngo with a govern- ' . plus nnd thus free for export u larger -*r-3 . in the amount rolled Alp. for this . Punished . that poases the (loettdn of-,.three proportion, i t jhoso ret|ulred for the M. E. Smith. A. I). Smith, Virginia ent man making orders for theso Texas gnat work, . Recruiting Station, U. S. A-Arm y commissioners will be carrleif out world now dependent upon us, we Jinking Helen Jinkins, G. C. Charn- cuttio states that he will "have two • nnd Sanford will be plhccd undcFthe .63-57-West Bay Street, , At the meeting Sunday afternoon hrrlaiif, C. Chnmlu;rlain, O. car loads here soon and they arc tho commission *form , of government. shall riot, only bo nble to accom­ Jacksonville, Kin. , it was deeide^jfir hayo a county, ■ * . llYSenn, .A. T. Rosscttcr, A. I’ . Con­ best .of T.t’xna cattle. They j»re thin plish our obligations to them, but Meantime the aipdifjnles for nlijojr. “ WARNING." . chairman, county aocretatyand.c’oun* nnd they have np chance to lie fed '. •wt* shi ll oldcin nnd,establish reason-, •nelly,'-M. I). Barber, Mrs.: Forrest ty treasurer and a county rcommit­ 'T it' has corao to the attention of men and ‘ mayor wjl|* be honiinn/etl- nldti .prints; at homo. . . LiUmv’MIss Maude Lake, Miso Sarita in Texas frith n long li^rd winter.bcr. tee, with ten members 'from San­ •thV District Commander .that certain at the White I’ rimaiW hmf will've • . .. tLuki*, A. II. Ileqiltree, J. M. Spuccr. fore thorn .nnd the* Texas cattle men- ( lAiflViUqivls areYwillfully ^IlscpUrnging elected In -DecptUbcr a i j •and 1-.S^TVuJp^vide an iido •l)1 ford find one member from'oachL.'V.. Hrynn,.S. Benjamin, Rossetter are nelllnjt them at cost to get rid • •' ■ ■ w tho enliatrhept of Colored men in the will held office during tla ir full term of;JTolfri\l*^',l for opr own. srldiertlof) the other towns of tho county‘ ^ -.Sp’n.'*'iMartha Chappell, 7A / .E. of .thorn. Tlu*y will bo'fed litre atidL unless the comniisslon fo m of gov­ jT\e\ia'thj’rlxfde of the sea fthti for the. Mnllepi.’ Mrs. O. •B. StringlcHow,: bring good rrturns to thoso who aeo/ Hon. H. R. Stevens, president army of tho United States by thcL ernment is adopted during the yeaf riiil pepulntiori.and the,j-.miics a t Rev. M .y J. O’ Rlordnn,*' II; Wynn, far enough nhefud-to buy them. *. Peoples Hank, and Master Mechanic circulation of false information and nnd .-in this event they, would nutolhd:allies Is one Of our first .oud-./o’rts^ Mrs. through personal Influence. Ail . . Butt, J. B. Farley, Miss -, Apd Florida will soon bo’.tho feed- • •6f the A; C. L.‘ Ry, was elected .mutfrafly givo up thi4r offices. • , mi'sU dIHIgations, for. if- we nre to thoso nro warned that they will -bo. Ing ground for tho nation. . • . ,; s i ' ■ Kathryn Wilkie, Mrs. W. J. Thig­ - county, chairman,' Walter M. Haynes, .ffi ___ 1_ :* • • maintain thi-ir constapcy-...in this • . .‘ . r ’ \v' f pen, Ja*. Miller. Max Bradbury, ,S. A business manager, of tho Sanford' proceeded * against in tho United - _r----------- ..’V - -• ; struggle for -tJu* indepoudelfce of all itustou, 1. F, Fnirier,-.R. L. ShlhholOtv^T.y inunty’s; jJOinmissioiTqrs LADIES GREAT RECORD ■' Herald^1was made county secretary', States•Courts under- Section Three* have. npjiVoprigtijf'il.OdO.for the O s­ nations • we pUutjr {ipilntain their sor, WmT Stones, L. B./Moore, Mi»a .• >•/«* S•J t - *■ ••'..•7 *- ) apd'. febrile Moines, prosecuting at­ .(5) of ^he Espionage Act as soon as • putity b lr to be h-!ti ;it Kis­ KIs- li Kdrh/an'ih ^tr‘r’pgtb, -.-^Fhe solution Lillian Booth, W. Deane- Turner, sNtivy Knllllnit ceola cjrtinty fair held -.it information against them can ho pro­ League Sends Largo torney for .Seminole codnty was ’/early next .year. :*•. iiTStir '.foetf' p#b.blv/nV;>t^/cforc, is Mrs. -L. •F. .Galloway/‘ Henry h(c-: Shipment—Ali-CTarmenla are ,,.j |• elected as county treasurer. The cured. All persons arc urgtyl td,fur­ simmee; . . • I “A \. _i. •;j. - . 1 - v ■' *. - v . P # fW f« ^ L:ililil'•. , • * . .county committee waa named,, but nish this office with any and^'afT in­ •A’. . i- . 1 not sl| have accepted the hono/and formation, that they may bobble io ■. Thai. -D. Mead,"Mlsa Rcttina A.- ‘ Th^ladleg q f/th o' Navy Knitting »*rvicef and for-that reason the full which will aid In tho conviction’ of Campbell,--Mrs. Louise Dolly, Mad­ League, under the, atb|«r leadership' of •• ." f - Hit pf the committee .will appear Ih inch, persons. eline M'allom, Willie Mallom, Nor­ Mrsi'-A. E. Hill' have mado a record, Joseph T. Clement, Cspt. Inf, It. man .McLcoi|, Robert E. Herndon, of which they should feel proud. ; the Sanford Herald next Friday. . , . Joseph T. Clement, Elisabeth McCarthy; D. D. Dan- They have made and sent to, tho ® ■It is needless for The Herald to Cspt. Inf. It. 0., ITALIANS BEING FORCED BACK IN BIG loil,'_Mrm.'*. O. Cl'.ra Cate*,'; 8, O. boya at tho front many different arpredict that with this beginning, the ‘ Commending Fla. Rccr't'g Dist. Wm.*E. Coulboum,-.Cj»art II.. tlcies and .nil of them-have been , ’ /V drive for Assofiatfbn funds to carry ..... DRIVE • ; : • ’ Chqtr, ■ - * • ___ :_________ :__ ■ Umitead, Nancy M. Slau »hter,. Lem­ made right and none of them havo' . . . on tho war work In ’Sanford and • Big events, nro taking place In the fimt shell rase will ho rent to presi­ uel I*. Slaughter, John- E. Andorton, been returned for adjustments or Baldwin Memorial . Seminole will ra$et with unheard of • success, whicn we believe It should, . The friends of W.' S. Baldwin aro war nnd Arrforloah’ hcirts nro beniing dent Wilson. The'shcll rrtsC'tiow la Chas. DuW. Brower, Mrs. Lucy F. ^corrections.* This speaks well for • Wakcfirld. Mrs. Geo. B# Dicklnsoif, in the posscsiiion. cf .<?fcn'. .Silirri,. tlie good work of the Indies!and tho for tbe boys over th^rc and.-Atpcijicnn placing; a memorial to him in the I- be found than.that to bb urged by Baptist Temple. .Ylle' was a. member thoughts arc ^directed acrejs • the The.shot-was fired by a red h&i.rqd Jphn B. Ball, George. K.-Crawford, follov l..g letter of-acknowledgement’ 1 thlryarapaign.. • : * of-the Pint Baptist Church for m a n / water. Press reports that Gcrrta’ns gunner as his comrades in rbnks and ’Eiixabeth Voung,. Ruth A. Young, is n Just it ward for their efforts: ” years and served as chairman of the and Austrians in a big drivo.aro tak-_ the assembled officers'cheerAd. Later Edith.. C. Sstewari,. F. P .. Forater, To tho Ladies of tho Navy Knitting ’ •SIGN TIIE PLEDGE CARDS board of deacons for about fifteen ing nil the tsrrltory recently won by” a luncheon in thotfioid was attended Mrs.’ Pi M. Massey, Lr cal,Painters Circlo: ’ tho Italians and are 'driving thorn by the American and French artil- Union; Fred Bolly, Char..1!*; Stcever, Sanford, Fla. . . ' . • • ^ Big Campaign Started Yesterday. Ib years. „ i*A 'The nfemorial is a tilo ffodr placed back on Italian soil is causing the lerista in celebration of- the first Jesse L. Pratt,’ ;. Mr*.* L. Putnam, G. We have duly received and exam• ‘ SeAdnote County *' • • - 7'­ American'contact with’ the cnomy. C. Znrring, Ben Fish, Vlr*. J. W. ined'_thc *'co’.'»sigiimcnt of comfort / * Do not feel it unnecessary to sign at the entrance of the Temple. Just allies dedp concern.Dickins, Mr*. Susan A. Wood, Ja*. articles which >op haVo so generous­ under the vestibuif light will be ' Following ie tho first offlHil state­ tne pledge cards becauso you are Potts, Mrs. W. E.-Betta, Fred’ T. ly and patrioticaHy presented tor. . placed a marble plate with tho words The Austro-Gcrman armies, under ment ' leaueil from the American “ already, economising all yod pos? Williams, D . C. Brock, Beiecher A. the U.’S; 8allor» and Marines. 'TTloy - ' tho command of Emperor Charles, headquarters:. „ .v. ,»lbly can.”. . N o one ..will . ever VW.'S. Baldwin, A Momoriai." Kent, Midi Brenda-Morrison, W. C. . . _ te a bitiof interest has been KNOW you 'art ‘economizing and “ In' continuation of'their training * h“ «> hf* ch,*f «M«MBnt the Hill, F. L. Miller, J. F:.McKlhrion, will be aent to th</ men of tba Navy-., f* " T /' / * '‘i ? e Marine Corty who.qre , fadhg ‘ :‘ upholding the; government unless manlfegt in the memorial as evi­ as a nucleus for instruction, later « brilliant Field Marshal von Mack- Drr. N. DeV. Howard, Mae El za- ^ denced by the following contribu­ you give public acknowledgment In condition of some battalion, of our m ^n.-aro shaking the entire Italian beth •th Gramllng, Miss Ruth E. Met- ^ h# followingTarilclc ’-were -reS 'fo ' this way-. ' You are not asked to tions; . first contingent fn aesociatlon w ith:"™ £Om the;Julian Alp. region to tlnger, Mrs. Alice M.* Jones, Thos. .. celvcd- In ma^ cVcelltyV; CoWUIqtjf f ^ veteran Frinch battalion, .r e in the!the Adriatic Sac. Prewing back the- W........................... live money; merely your testimony . Amount needed—$400.00. • Jones, Elmer F. LundqUist, J. W. -oktAra *■ I -T-V. 23 sweater* F- P. Forster, 25,00, Jno. D. Jin- first line trenches of a quiet sector It«H*na at.several points on Italian that you are doing yoqr “ bit" to Dickins, M. E. Hlggim,.Mrs. Sarah 28'. Helmets t "> help our Government amf our allies. kins, 25.00, D. I P Briuon, 25.00, of tho French front. *Th6y are sup soil the combined enemy, forces hav J. Stewart, M. M. Stewart, Orarige 23 prs. wristlets. ’ ’ -‘ . Mrs. E. E. Cox, 25.00, M. M. Stew­ ported by some batteries of our, ar­ pushed. forward on the Italian left *. Many places in Florida are open­ Academy, Oviedo, W .-E. White, J; We are deeply grateful for. your ‘ . •.* • ’ art, ^5.00, J. E. Paee, 26.00, Joo tillery and vegeran French batteries. wing and captured Cividale, lying to ing the pledge card campaign with B. Jenkins, Luella Mahoney, Mrs; K/ cooperation. . . Cameron, 26.00, Mias Allie Lrafford, the northeast of Udine, and are near­ The sector remains normal. Our the firing of cannon, the ringing of Hatch, Mrs. Ernest Krupp, C. V. ' . k*Ila and processions. Seminole 16.00, Miss Maud Jlnklns, 10.00, men have adapted themselves to ing the plaine beyond. In addition Mahoney, H. A. Mainea, Will Jor­ ■ We are aure that If your earnest DrC J;,T.D enton, 10.00, Miss Clara the.Qortheaat of Udine, and are neat! and faithful .workers were to have ’ actual trench conditions In the most county,, however, has adopted an­ don, W. Gwynn Fox, Jr., -Mrs. En* Millen. 6,00, W. II. Byers, .5.00, II. satisfactory manner." . . . • the Austrian town--of Gorilla, a dor Curlett. • other course. We are going to . •' • » point of great strategic value on the quietly put All our time and strength R. y^IIlami, 6.00, Jas. A. Johnson. -------------*.— ; * The American troops .are in the Into good hard, persistent, indefat- 6.00, L. B. Mann, 6.00, Mra. W. E. first line trehehes on thr French Iaonzo river, has been taken from the Masons^ Visit Barborvlllo ' would feel well rep.eid (pf their-work. . . •liable work aa our part In proving Scoggan, 6.00, A. J. Lowing, 5.00, front. The artillAry fired the first, ItUIane:"* A. party'representing Sanford Ma­ The’ .men iqrs.grateful not only for • Schelle Matnes, 5.00, W. D. Rowe, According to the latest Berlin of­ sonic Lodge visited the Masonic .5.00, E,. T.‘ Woodruff, 5.00, W. P. shot ol the war at 6 o'clock In the \ ficial communication, 190,000 'Ital- lodge, at Barbervill* on Saturday the material comforts, whijh meet morning on a recent day on a Gor­ Stone, 5.00, F. E. Gatchel, 6 . 00 , S. ah unfe’lgned need; but for the per' tures In proportion than any other lanf have bden made prisoner* end.in night, paying an official visit under F. Weeks, 3.00, Arthur Johnson, man working, party^ There has been aonal ..Interest *yoti snd.-^patrlotle,, •t»te In the Union. ) exceaa of 700 guns have fallen Into direction of. District Deputy Grand 3.00, Kra. 8. O. Kahnedy, 2.50, Mrs. intermittent artillery fighting' since. Magnificent help la being gived by Kent Rossatter, 2.00, A. L. Myera • The helmeted Infantry-hnarched in Austro German hands. Tho second Master F. L. Miller of this city. * women thrdughoot tha country havo' shown in thorn, through your labor. and third Italian armies are declared [.✓ * clergymen, teachers, Red Cross 2.00, R. H. Davis, 2.00, J. P; Hur­ Degrees were conferred by the without the kqowledhe bf lhe rfnemy to be in-retreat. Rome admita the c • ' ' »nd Woman's Clubs, tbs ppstofllea ley, 2.00, Cash F.- .50, Mrs. Mary on the seme night through m u^ind 8anford team. A banquet such aa .Very sincerely, ' ailing back of the eecond army, as­ tha Sanford boys have seldom seen ’ J ,»nd other officials throughout the Hawkins, 1,00, P. 8. Fortson, 1.00: rain. The- French soldiera in. lfie serting thht cowardice similar to tha£ Comforte Coram. of Nivy League, county; also the Horde Guards of was prepared by the good ladies of trenches welcomed them eqthusjw_ . J .M .D . Total to d»to—1289.00 shown by th« Russians in Galida Barbervill* and a general good time furious localities, Boy,iScouts and Uesally^ jY .O j-i . Balance needed- 1 1 1 1.00. waa exhibited in the face of the foe, waa had by. all. . . other organizations. Including those The'nrtreset enemy trepch iesov the;Italians surrendering, or retreat­ Those wishing to contributef to WeMherReporl ®*.the colored..people..*_A t. Sanford Those composing tho party were 1‘ Worthy cause* will give contribu- eral hundred yards away. T h e sec ing without giving battle, permitting F. L. Miller, ’ O. W. Spencer, Rex Washington, D. C.'r Oct. 27, 1917 , r- Marlowa baslald off-the (own r. Hyman or Mr; Jinklns. tor Is one of the quleteet on the the breaking of the left wing and Packard, ’Jas. Mougbton, D. 8. Bab^ Forecast for the wrftk beginning front. It has not been' taken over, 8 unday, October 28, 1917.— ■, thereby offering easy aeeess-to the belt, R. H. Monaco, O. L. Taylor ............. Bouth .Atlantic and East Ghlf ttenden la home on a fur- being .ondef control of troops qndef town of Clvldele. •Prior to falling and W. M. Haynes. Statea.r—Fair uptll about Weiine*tba delight of hi* rel- the direction of the Frtncb. Y^he back, bowevsr, the Italians destroyed nuke s* da. He U with the AmeVicsns have ebelled German gun all the depots and stores and CivlWe protest,, ho.w ever.thnt, ths I day, rain Thuraday and fair there- . W lth ^ t_ . . ' >tted near Charlew' positions and troops, thq enamy dale-was on fire when the Austro­ proposition to eonservk uyed tin cane after, ?ower temperature last HaR o f —f f*>aK*Li •^ . Un't the goat. , Iweek. . • Mr. U ■Holly, ----. MWI M sdln, tack (ball lor « h ,ll.. I W l a i i M i n i r a O n * I*. ^ l* .'t fair to Ik.^ . 1. ■ ' I’ ' ‘ m I ' i r f i r f f W l a l g I l f 1 aiT*sr ' .-. -ViS';.. i* H*•, v . . ’ ‘ . . : > Y, ■. . ' :/ryl! •• • • / • ' . • . ^ SSM SBT - �•/A!? . . PAGE EIGHT • IN S O C IE T Y ’ S H A P P E N IN G S OF IN T E R E S T IN A N D A R O U N D SAN FO RD ■*& >2* ***. -. U ii N h u Kbit Klnr MeUasMte. Uclauthlln, SttfalEditor. Mrs. Norm* Boris! Editor Anjr... M*t«^|MjU^pMtU.oroi«yHiW». os* STM ^ lor tkk eolnmn, It woold bo sppmistod Ikry.wou f'L ,51 BTM= 3= ^ 4: Cooper, Mr. %and Mrs.' Dougl Mr. nnd Mrs. Watson , Mr., and Mrs, Archie Betts, Air., and Mrs.. Carter, Mr. and Airs; Turner, Mr. and Aim. Hunt, Mr. anm Mrs. Thlgpep, Mrs. Butt, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Puleston, Airs. JJewraan, Mrs.' Bishop, Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Morse, Airs.' Howard,* Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Krupp, Mrs. Dickehson, Mrs.'PMlf,' TAtT Ilouiholdcr, Ainu Dumas, Airs. Peters, Airs. Stone, Alisa Peaches Loflier. Miss Wilkie, Miss Charlotte Hand,. Airs. Rbblnson, Airs. Vaughan, Mr.' Yowell, Coi. Thrasher, Mn Hayden, Mr. O'Connor, Air. Herndon, Mr.' Per­ kins. then retired to assume her traveling costume- and the“ 'newly‘ * married couple set out under a shower of rose petlas for an automobile tour of a P /r week or more along the east.coast. Upon, their return Air. and Airs. Gucrry will be at -home to their friends .in their Cosy .cottage which they have furnished.on Orange ave­ nue. ' L •* .. ' i n , . Mrs. Gcrror left Tuesday for New Among the presents, all of wi\jch were handsome and vsiusblo w ii V ork City.- She will visit in Vcr*• ;•>.-j".> **4_: month before returning' to Sanford particular ,ono ofi. ■ ■■■note. ■ This was There is to be s. masquerade ball set of. table silver prcsentcd'by the Leesburg Company of Lske County in Orlando on the 31st for tho "bene­ Homo Guards, of which the groom Is fit of the Rod Cross. Shoqts nnd PFfl4 commander, • . ’ , - ** • ' pillow eases 'are to be used for cos­ tumes and a committee will -bo on : r u * Airs. *R. A. Tcrheun spent the hand to-.arrange them. Miss Mar­ week end In Jacksonville and Day­ garet Hart is chairman.. It promises to be a great success in ‘every way. r tons. “ • * M t ; ‘ , • . ' i n / . rJ The Evcty Week Bridge Club was Airs. Alfred Lilja returned Tues­ day from a delightful trip to Sul­ entertained Thursday; afternoon at phur, Okia. • She has been sway Mrs. Neal’s residence by Airs. Mc­ Laughlin.- A cut* bf tea was nerved since August. . . at the conrlusion of the game. The tit*' . ’ Mr. M. M. Smith of Winter Park prize, a pair of silk hose was won by was in Sanford Wednesday. , . Aire. Barnes. ,Thoso present were Airs. Charles and Airs. Alaaon Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Puleston, Mrs. :t , *t X 't : were appointed- to call on the absent Thigpen, Mrs. Watson,Mrs. Smith, Randall Chase •is spending, themembeni so as to collect the rest of. winter in Miqml.' He Is there in'.thp1 Aire. Barnes nnd Miss Wilkie; tho amount ncpdqti. > . interest of tho Chase Packing Co. •* M -V ’ After the business meeting was The masquqrade dance to be given « . . .. l i t over a very pleasant hour was spent at the Parlsh^JIoucc will.be tho first • . ,b'r. Agnes Guild 1 sewing, as it had been voted on at of-November, instead of tho scccrd, I ■. The regular meeting of the St; ' . tho |Sst meeting that tho clnaa.would Agnes Guild was held Monday after­ as was announced in this criumn Inst •. take lip tho work of the Red Gross n oon 'at the homo -of Mrs.. Archie Frida)*. , .and all wpre invited to bring needle : t .1 t • and thimble. So each ono mndo u Rctts. The afternoon was pleasnntMr. nnd Mrs.. Roy Till: j announce ly apent in working on the nrtcles sock for our navy boys. • ’ the birth of a son TuecJay, OctoNo refreshments were served as for the nnnunl bazaar which will licr*23rd.' *- ’*. • ’ take place tho last Saturdny in No­ . tho class is practicing food conser­ • ■ • ' t i t . ' vember. 'Those present, were Mrs. vation us an organized body. About Mrs. J. , II. Davis from .Barotw Archie Betts, Mrs. Gwynn Fox, Mrs. 36 were present. -We regret to say was in Sanford Wcdncad:.y;* • * • . aoverul of our officers nnd members Ernest Housholdcr, Mrs. Julius *1^t *♦4 ♦4 • . ' tI kac^i, Mrs. Albert Fry, Mins .Chttr> were absent. Mrs. II. A. Octcon was shopping lotte Hand,. Miss Junto Stumon and in Sanford Wednesday, ' ' • • :• i i . . • "Rev. Arthur Searing Peck. ‘ f i t } Cirrr:/-■G ift's Nuplidt Alfred M. ‘Jufiord,* Detroit, Mirh., • Leesburg, OCt. ‘^ i.—In a home Mr. A. P. Connelly has returned has been.-in Sapford the past -weeks 'transformed by tho fingera of loving from u business trip to Lakeland. 11e left ThuVailny for St. .Petersburg. frieqdn into n perfect bower ‘of gar­ * " : n — • . lands and ferns Miss Katherine, tho „ ; : :: Mr. .and Mrs. Loucks have re­ Mrs. Geo. Mnthier, Mrs. Geo. F*echarming daughter of -Judge and turned from Now Haven, Conn., tora,-Airs. R. I, Gresham, Mrs. J. L. Mrs. J. B. Gaines, became tho bride Adum-t of Geneva spent Thursday ' of Mr. Goode M, Guerry here this where they spent the summer. ♦ ♦ t .♦ t n Sanford. • ♦ whllJ u:.iy the most InMrs. Thigpen has ns her guoet her ' l i t •tlmate mends cf bride and groom Mrs. .George Spopr and Algernonlooked on' and-prnyed for lorig nnd sister, Mj-*.* Crowder from- Douglas, Georgia. ..'••* ' • Speer returned Wednesday from a happj* life for this .popular couple. summer spent in New York state. . • I t t ’ . Prccrrtin" the eeremonty, whlh-’ tho Mrs. Mnrgaret Barnes had as'her guests were t iowlrg.tlic .m£ny benu, tlful presents in silver, glass and rare guests for lunch on Wednesday Mrs. chlnn. Mrs. G. G. Ware softly Harney of Jacksonville, Mrs.* Shirley brought tho pianoforte into ai'cord Montague and .M/a? Bogue of Or­ .ylth the spiiit it the herr, blending lando.- Mrs. Harney was‘ a resident By 1ZOLA FORRESTER. them Jnto an accompaniment to u nf.SanrdrtJ several.yedrs ngo and aho vocal solo by Mjs.. !'. H. Mote, ful- !h bring >varmly welcomed by'-her uyy v lowed by another by Mias Virginia ql<| friepda. • ’ *' *• t\ •i} !l AfncKenzie; then to the strains of . Delaney glanced up with an iiinutu-tl Tho Social Department of fhy look of Inferesty.rJIu dccuphtl his ettsthe Mendelssohn wedding,march the • bride, advanced slowly through tho- Woman’n Club entertained several foninry favorite yAicc on Elnlne's winarched hall, into the. room reserved of their.members at bridge Tuesday downcat overlooking the square. It al­ lor.tho ceremony where she yqs met afternoon,;.Mrs.l^dleston octihg-.ns- ways amused bltn when'. Elaine's self­ by*th e grodm and both advanced lipstcM. Mrs. >11. "A.. Howard won sufficiency was nonplused. “ Read It,’’ -.ho sold.' “Dgn't be self­ . . together to an altar of satin and gold the prize, two benuti ful embroidered Ish* and keep tt to yourself." Elnlne where their .hearts werrrhound as linen handkerchiefs., Tluxw iweaent tossed hltn tho letter. "Bead It your­ pne by the Rev1 . Ward, rectqr-of the were Mrs. Howard, M rs. R. FX Tplar self.”, •• ' * M|-s. Roy Symm,e Mi.'js Pulestotl, !’ Episcopal church. DclAttfy obeyed, nnd the glenm of ’ -: The beautiful Episcopal ring tor­ M /i. Alurse, Mr/I. Galloway, Mre. fun-In hi* blue.eye« deepened. * “ Who Is Aunt Jess? Sounds jo'.Bio 's* ^-vice, Impriewlvc and profound was Wnfsoh andM 1 1r^A.t hle IJn.wkins/ ’ I);; like n pretty good old «i>ort.‘' carried .(iirougfi and the newly wed­ • . ; '• ! -.f " . ;dcd!p.air turned, to accept thoshowQuite the largest and mosp de­ . “You musn't coll her nn old nport,’’ replied Elnlnb.-jvlth a touch of hnutcur '. trod congratulation*-! and sipcere lightful affair of the season was the good wishes of their gathered friends. cord party at tho Gables Tuesday In her tone. -“ After alt, one's family Is onc'a family, nnd It l«,4iot fof nny^outThe bHde’s- wedding g o in was eyening. Tpn tables for bridge were Bldcra to speak of tho same bantering­ itself a work of love although sent played in the dining room, hall nnd, ly. Bite" Is a very, respectable maiden ±5,.< * across the ocean from far-ofT Japan. piazza. The five hundred tables' were lady from Mlddlebury, n. I, I tmvo • .. The |ovely white satin was woven bn were in the.living room. The dec­ not »een her since I was a IIUIq girl, a loom In -tho school over which pre- orations were very elaborate, the but alto was my. father's favorite’ Bis­ aides an aunt of tho bride- and the color scheme being yellow. It W4,s ter, nnd, of course, 1 flhntl do tho prop­ -heavy embroidered, figures were carried out even to the-carda. Tho er thing by her.", “Of course, yoq wilt," drawled Do*• sot upon the fabric in tho cunning The guests were received* at tho door Tnncy, pleasantly^ “ but at tho Bnmo . mnnner that only the Japanese- fin­ by Mrs, Barnes, Mre. Lcfiler and time, It's nn Infernal bore hnvlng her gers have been trnlned to nccom- Mre. Sith. mThey were assisted In on here just nt lbla.liuie. .You won't •’ * pllsft.' *WTtH'this lustrous weave n eating for the guests by -Mltr. Deane be nblc’ to go to thcdinll." f beautifully draped gown was fash­ Turnbr, Mra. Morse, Mrs. Butt, Mrs. “ Indeed I with" replied-Elnlne. “ If ioned and from the same material AfcLaughlin, Miss Dorothy Rumph T tmvo to hire n trnlned nurse to look was built n picture hAt'tHst added and Aliss Agnes Dumas. The bridge out for Aunt Jens while Pin away." •’*. dignity to tho graceful form nnd prizes were n handsome potted plant Thursday-afternoon Elaine went to . carriage of tho bride. On her feet won by Mre.4Dickenson and a flash the rnfiwny station to meet Aunt Jes­ ■; were shippers- of the dnlnticst silver light by Mr. W. P. Carter,,.The five sica! The express was on time. She , - cade and she carried an Irm bouquet hundred prizes wero a mahogany stood nt the gate watching- (lie pas­ cf great white chrySahthcmupis and candlestick which Mra. O’Connor sengers ns they passed through, look­ . asparagus - fern, bound with silver won end sfrWU rf cards In an ivory in g 'fo r a little, somcwhnt bewildered woman In clothing of a past motto. case' won by Air. Cooper. Those tulle. . Suddenly some/>ne touched her on tho After the congratulations had been present were Mf. nnd Mrs. A P. shoatder, nnd the dearest, most at­ given tho guests wero seated and Connelly, Mr*, nnd Mrs. ' G. F. tractive contralto voice asked: , girl friends of the bride served two Smith, Air. and Airs. Frank Miller, “ Isn’t this Elatnor 'course* of refreshments. The bride Mrs. Thadorq. Allller/ M r and Airs., . For the moment Klntno was speech­ " jr less. Could It be posslblo that this slender, beautifully tailored woman * wim Aunt JesstcaT Her suit wo* In tho. latest mode. ylKht to the top* qf her dafk tan high-cut boots. Her widebrimmed straw hat was black, with .Just exactly the right touch of band embroidery on It to make tt smnrt, and urfUernenth the brim there smiled' at ElAIno the brownest of laughing eyes. No Operations Necessary After Seeing - . s Her dark ba|r was,rdressed high, * Pictures On Out Screen • ' * Elaine could tell, with not a trace of gray. Her complexion was perfect, J Children's Day—Bobby Connolly In “ Tho' FRIDAY-S and she looked about twenty-eight at iu... . Colli* arket". al*6 Bllly^ret in “JhaPoat’’. the moot. Klnlnn motioned to • porSATURDAY—Bessla Lo in “ The Baydust Ring" a dreu* ter<tp*csrry the . suit case and call a story, also “ HI* Sudden RirsT’ a* comedy, "also Pearl taxi while she tried her best to acdl. White In‘ JFatal R lnr,. , . j. • .. * matlse herself to Aunt Jessica. * MONDAY—Valeaka 8ur*tt In “The Slave" also a comedy. "Now', dear, don’t let me upset any of .your studio plana or engagements," TUE8DAY—Jack Gardner In "The Night Workers"; also said Hiss Bto well as the taxi whirled >j| Musty 8ulfer, I'U them downtown. "Yon know I have a Enlertainrd Truth Setktn Mrs. John Jlnkliu delightfully en­ tertained tha ' Truth Seekers, the ladles. Bible class of the Method­ ist church, at her home on French avenuo' Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 23rd. ' ■„ The rooms were. opened ensultc and adqrnedewith vsses filled* with flowers. Golden •rod and yellow -daisjea being usod. After a large -number had gathered ■ Mrs. f». P.' .Hagan, the president called the clasa to-order, and the following was the program: . . ’ - Song by the class, Scripture read• ing by vice president,. Mia. T. O. Charles, prayer by Mrs. F1. E. Stelnmeyer, reading of minutes by Mrs. R. M. Maaon, trrtiurer’s re­ port, Mrs, T. J. Adams. » , Mrs. Adams and Airs. Kelly both ‘ /g a v e an intereating talk about the . class * helping the Government by buying Liberty Bonds. .This was re­ sponded to very enthusiastically by all present and fho amoupt was al­ most raised to Buy one. “* • ■' • •Tf’-t . new »tylM. r TfcU year I decided to try N*w York, although you catch tho more censenratire foreign tobch In Boston, I think. Just go ahead wttlj yobr own work and don’t mind me. Wo professional women understand per-, feetty the value of time.' You’re really keeping yourself up very nicely. Bo many artlat* let themselves ran down." *; Elnlne was rcdaccd to a.state of nbsolute meekness, almost gasping'for breath. That night. Instead *of. the usual little bachelor supper, Aunt Jes­ sica* insisted on going towntoiwn for dinner, with box seats aftorward at one tho snappiest' shows In town. Hhe had all her campaign mapped out, Just the ploys shp wanted to sec, the plncea whero she wanted..to eat and *thc people she wonted to meet . Elnlne never forgot that week. Tho first time that Delaney stepped foot Into the! studio his lnngdor vanished under! tho stimulus of Aunt Jessica’s grretlDg. ting. 'Sho’ . imlshcd him off as her escorCthat afternoon, and he was.her slgvo thereafter.- Elnlne, slender and frail as a poet’s narcissus, sat back In nn oak chair tlje night of the arllsta’ ball and watched her aunt donee, not only with Delaney but with every elig­ ible man. In fho quarter. Bbo danced heautlfolly. And this was tho woman for whom sho had expected to hrre a trained nurse I . As they, passed by sho caught Dejnnc|'s adoring look. tDclancy,' of .all people! The dilettante novelist, everlastingly seeking new In­ terests, . . The next morning ho came over to the studio with an oddly "sheepish look of happiness on bis fac<\ " 11ns she told you y e t f ho asked.. “Lord, Elnlne, I don't sco what n wornnn like her sees In me. She's so .glor­ iously efficient It mokes 'niq. ashamed of nil the months I've wqstod. I'm going to pitch Ip now and do some­ thing worth while. She’s going to Jet ipe hnndle her advertising matter and thinks she enn get one of the big start s in Boston tp let mo try theirs, too." ' "Advertising matter!” Elaine ‘ gnvb him one tong .look. -A we^k ngo, Dolane)" had seemed a necessary pnrt of (lint window tfent, nnd now he was gi>: Ing to wrlto millinery ads' for Aunt Jessica. «* • “Do you really love her, Frank 1" she nskqd, unbelievingly. " . . "Dive her? -I worship her. 'We're to bo married* bcfOra she leaves}, I can't .tell' you, Elnlne, how grateful I hm to’ you for having brought us to­ gether.'.’ • Elnlne smiled thoughtfully. tCniiyrlsht. P'T. *er ♦’ —. *I ''luCo •1T KVf!’ ! ”»1A.) • , Practice Economy. * The wine xtnmltml, "Mat eunuch fowl and no more," rigidly followed, would reduce greatly food hills In tunny homes nnd nt the some time tend to Improve the physical nuiillll|in of nil tuetllbers of tile household. * ELAINE’S AUNT % * * £ & K '* * W . K; Garrison, R. D.- No. 1, s i h i o ^ i CLASSIFIED ■For Rent—Two nicely furihwi lid w.ter Viles' £n *9 rooms. -Hot and eold voniently located.. _ 701 AlstoX avenue. . jjTTfl For Rent—Furnished rooms r,.* U All Local AdverUseraenls Under light houseleepfiig,. 117 Uuril i This Headingf--T THREE CENT8 • .___________® ____ _______ Line For E «eo Inaertlon. MInimuni FOR SALE* FurnUhed Rooms by Day, Ws For Sale—Threo acres Improved land adjoining Sanford. For quick or Month—Park avenue fist’ j|Z1 sale |760 cash. Write R. E. King, North Park avenue, over *L g.V 049 Indians- Wichita,. Kans. 18-8tp Philips & *•Co. drug' stors. ur C. C. Hsrtw manager. Jo.y NEW—Slightly used household For Rent—Three ,unfurnUk*|K goods for sale reasonable: 1 oak I ■ooms.- Inquire Herald Ofilre. R 1 ladles' desk, 12 rocking c h r >For Rent—Three very dnlntfc' straight chairs, porqh swing,^4 ^res*. era; 3 iron, beds, 3 pew mattrcMcs ‘rooms and use f l sitting room, o». and springs, kitchen furnlturd and furnished or partly furplshed, $184| gas range,'- refrigerator and dining per month. Inquiro at the Frcack ls-tf table. Atony othefi small articles, Shop for information. cheap. "Call at 607 Park Ave., 8anFor Rent—Two offices on First St | • • 18-3tc ford. Tw o Inside ofllces. All In G. A W. For Sale— 101C Maxwell touring building. Also warehouse close It.: 144^ car» good appearance* ami running N . If, Garner._______ " order,- now Jtayfield carburator,.for For Rent—Nino roonfs dhd sleep-' 1 qttlck.sr.le at $250.00. Intent chang­ ing porch over Herald office. Mat ing to Ford truck. C: L. West, convenient apartments In the city, Oviedo, Fir., ' lJB-tf Inquire of R. J. Holly, care Henlif ' * * ‘ 10.1-Jtp For Sale— House 16x24. Flret $50,410 takes it; ,»Seo Sanford Nov-v WANTED city Works. Fromfii and Cornmer* Wtmted—A - reliable steady fsm cinl St. . *Y • *• 17-4tp ham! for tho balance' of the reties, | Fdr Sqte-N ice cauliflowor plants Rent free. Harry WolIT, OrmceJ,.: how . r e a d y , $2.60 per thousand. Fin. * . . f9-2tp D. R. Brisaon. Crlery'avcnue.. 16-tf Wnntrd to rent n tyi <writer 1* For Sale—Shetland pony, seven good' condition. Ihquirc Herald Of­ years' old, gentle nnd broken, to fice. '* ' ' ' • saddle. S. Rungc, 417 W, Third St. Wnnlcd~Mcn! i . 9-tfc . . Between 17 nnd 40, HaptUt'b-^ For Sale— Fifteen acres, about 8 dined or non-church preference, U acres cleared, fronting Lakn Monroe. join Berean Class. R. M. .(ironi­ Al>undant muck on. -place. Fifteen st cin, president. ' If-tl j minutes*' walk from postoffico. Sec C. If. Leffier. 7-tf - ANNOUNCEMENTS POLITICAL For pale— 1914 Wntercooled In­ ternational Ilarvester Iialfton-truck, . Voe AMtrmin I will !>•■randlilate lor thv pmltlssirf At!*in good running condition,- a bar­ man of th» city ol Sanford •ut-J-vl lo Ur if t gain. . One double sented Surrey in cbUn otlhr White Men'* Primary loH M . SOlh, 191*. . ‘ good condition. Enquire Herald et' Tueadiy November K n p eelM ly. . tt • •• A. II. MAllSHALL Office. . ’ * 9*tfc . The store for business men There arc a lot of ways in which we make this the “ first” store for b u sin e ss men. '-.’Mi f c \ ----: .;.v^ * i.^1 c Ik .; *JL.r. vL' • First in.values First in variety First in Jit First in fashions , First in newness of goods But more' important than these—first;. in . a broad, liberal policy toward every . customer;* ready to refund your money ■ . '• • ,\ t • * . if the goods are not up to your expecta­ tions. - * . H art SchafEner.St M arx suits to fit every m an That matter of fit is an important on? 1 with many business men; they think • they’re “ hard-to-fit” so they go to tailors pay a lot of extra money and^ waste a lot of valuable time. We can give any man in this town in fifteep .or twenty minutes a suit that fits his body, that fits his occupation and fits his age. ' / ’ . o iwHHiUrti It wilt be a Hart' SchaflFner & Mairx suit; all wo.ol; the quality a tailor .eparg65 . double for, and it‘ will only cost you . from $30 to $45. ,. . ' i AMM The home o f H art SchsifTner &*Marx clothes /X Very nice little millinery shop In New­ port/ and I hay® been running up to iDostoq crm. iBrtPC and. fall toe tha I 19.U, 17-tf For Sale-—Good galvanized gqso- ' ".Fof Rent—FurqUhed rooms llnc'.fank, cost 14.00 will sell for light housekeeping. 807 “ $3;00 R. J. Holly, Sanford Herald. gp STAR’S .PROGRAM He ,» nue.. For Rent—Threo furnished-roots,’ with all convenience*. Eleventh Magnolia. Mra. W. C. DeCot Charge 25 Cents. =y=ii=y=jj=ii=iiiii!=ii=i!=i!=ii? •wi FOR RENT * . m■• VX-‘ ' i Ft ^ _______ r >u iJVV *\r*j �BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E ." . m t h e g a t iT T o s t n o t in it A CHIEL IS A M O N G YE TAK IN G N O TES AN D FAITH, “ H E 'L L PR E N T ’ E M ” — S O *8 A Y S SAUNTERER. 'The Bailie Cry of Peed 'Em Yes, we'll rally round the-farm, boys, We’ll rally once again, , . Shouting the battle cry of Feed 'Em, We've got the ships and money And the best of fighting men Shouting the battle cry of Feed 'Em. Tbe onion forever, £ho beans.and the corn, ’ . . Down with the 'tater—It’s up the . next morn— . While we rally round the plow, boys, And take tho hoe again, * Shouting the battle cry of Feed 'Em. — Fred Emerson Brooks. f Mary Murray was a Holy Roller in south Florida up to a few days ago. Last Sunday she wrapped* a Urge rattlesnake around her neck to demonstrate that a Holly Roller could- withstand anything. - The first‘ time she tried this stunt tho -snake did not bite her but the sec­ ond time she was kitten on tho arm. She .refused to have medical aid, Inaiating that ahe waa ao full, of holi­ ness that no anako .bite could hflrt her, but in Just four hours Mary waa dead after suffering great agony. ’ Well, all that I can nay for Mary is ‘that it.is dangerous to place your trust in n anako.. Intrusted-snakes several times but they always bit mo in tho end (moaning my linger) and then Mary being So full of re^ iiglon ohould^nlso have remembered what tho snake did to Eve. . knew exact,y when he was born and they, told tho government. Ono'old woman, said he was born two weeks after h er‘ Rachel waa born and Ra­ chel waa twenty-two. An old hegtywlpcr said he remembered the date pf the birth, because It was the •ame week he add a horse, and that was twenty-one years ago. Still another town historian said‘ It was when they had tho big storm on Walnut run—twerity-ono Snd a half years ago to the very day. So the government arrested the fellow and ho was tried as a slacker. ' •’ •’ \An old editor wobbled Into the court room with a bundle of news­ papers under.hla arm.. He had been an editor in that town for \hirty years, and if ever the defendant was born at all, it was recorded in his newspaper—and tho date waa corfile of papers, and there it was— "Born to the wife of So-end-So,,yes­ terday, a bouncing boy, weight ten pounds; congratulations, John." That settled it—there it was in the paper. The government said 1^ was satisfied, ftfr the date showed the hoy to be less than twenty-one, and the-court said it wnn. satisfied, for the old newspaper would* bo taken ns tho best of evidence. And tho old woman and-the he-gotslpcr .and'the town historian* w'erc greatly dis­ concerted, but nnt convinced. The matter of expense In the pres­ ent epidemic of trachoma was dls.cussed. anrlnq mrtion duly, second. ed, a ipecial compensation was made to Dr. O, J. Miller for aenrlcee in samp, amount 9100.00. It waa brought to the attention of the city council that the family of Durham Lewis were In peed of as> sistancC and steps to relieve them was referred to the mayor for atten,tlon. . Councilman Miller offered the following ordjnence ■and rffoved Its adoption. 'Ordinance entitled an ordinance regulating dogs running at large in the city of Sanford. Said ordinance pras placed'on Its first reading and read in full and. passed. Voto as follows; Aye's, B. W. Herndon, C, H. DIngee, W. )V* Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. Ad­ ams, R.-A. Newman and Roy aymes. No'e, nolle.' ’ On motion 'Councilman Newman duly eeconded the rules were waivdt and said ordinance placed on its sec­ ond reading by title only, Vote as follows; Aye’s, B. W. Herndon, 6 . H. DIngee, W. W. Abernathy, F. L. 10 and 11 , Tier C. Miller, Jno. Adams, R. A. Newman The W 6 ft of Lota l,-2, 3, 4, 6, and Roy Symca. No'e, none. Blk 12, Tfcr C. Said ordinance was placed on its The E 6 ft of 'Lota 0, 7, 8, 9, 10, second reading and 'read -by title Blk 12, Tier C, only and passed. Vote as follows) A ll.in E. R Trufford's Map ..of Sanford. Seminole county, Florida. Holden Heal Estate Co.'s Adto Sanford, Semlnolo county, "Florida and fins] passage. Vote as follows; B. W. Herndon, C. IL DIngee, W. W Abernathy, F. L. Milter, Jno. Ad­ ams, R.-A. Newman and'Roy Symes. No’s, none. t * The W 0 ft qf Lots 28, 29 and 30. The E C ft of Lots 31, 32 and 3.1. In reference to the above resolu­ tion a motion was made and duly seconded, that city engineer bo in­ structed to see property owners in re­ gards to right of way for opening the alleys above mentioned twlded by the city that arc not now exist­ ing, and mnko .detail report to city council at their next meeting. Council n<IJourneiL_ Said ordinance was placed on its third reading and rend in full mid passed.; Vote as follows; Aye’s, 1). Seminole’s Roll of Honor W. Herndon, C.* IL Dingcc, W.*W, ri Whnt’s tho matter with the can­ Abernathy, F. L.* Miller, Jno. Ad­ Karl Schultz, * Sherman Itouth, didates' for alderman and mayor? ams, K.' A. Newman arid Roy T Now here comes something about Up to date, I have not seen any an­ Collier Brown, Oliver Murrell, Ned Potato Week being celebrated. I nouncements except that of Arthur Chittenden, Iloy Chittenden, Ralph refuse to enthuse ov^r uny Potato Marshal), for adlejmnn. If there is lloumillat, Allan Jones, Morris Spen­ Week. What in the summer breezes cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J, anything in the "Early bird" stuff does any one want with Potato Week Arthur has the job cinched*for he Lawton, James I’urvis, William,Hurt In which several fine recipes are giv­ seems to ho tho only man in_ town Resolved ,tha( the city council en for the preparation of potatoes in who Is not afraid to come out nnd cause alleys to ho opened as follows: • . Army many different wnya.\ If the person announce himself. There is only u John Murrell, Kenneth Murrell, thst started Potato Week really Between Sanford Ave. nnd Cy­ few weeks left nnd there are no ojhrr Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley wanted to accomplish some good in press Ave., extend alley across Lot 5, announcements. I . understand that Walker, .Dr, Ralph Slovens, JpeBlock 6, Tier A. this .war torn, food shot world of ours he should have started a cam­ Mayor Davison will be n candidate Between Cypress Ave. nnd Pine Chittenden, Oscar Speer," Bruce 'Ar^? paign to bring the price of potatoes to succeed himself nnd that he will Ave; open’ an nNey beginning .on demon, Ernest Gregory, Fred MnWb; doWn to where we can at least see be the only candidate in tho field. Fifth St., midway between Pine Ave. George McLaughlin, Harold Wash­ Some tame affnlc. some tame affair. nnd 'Cypress Ave. nnd running burn, Albert Fry, James Estridge, But then wo do not need any fight thence south to Celery Ave. George IluiT, Thomas Sullivan, W. In rlty politics with the war on and A. Pattishnll, Meade Fox, Ipgram Between Pino Ave. and Hickory Guerry, Joe’ Gucrry, Oscar N. Zitteverybody busy with other affairs. Ave. open nn alley beginning mid­ rower, Henry Byrd, Osborne Wil­ way Viet ween Pine Ave. nnd Hickory ri My honest opinion about n lot of Ave*. at Fifth St., run south-to Elev­ liams; Vail I.ov^ll, Martin Temple, Robert* Robinson,. .Arthur -Disking, best methotls of cooking it. And goods with thiv "war tax added" in enth f\t. " . • v**'/ John Lee, J. A. ^Stafford, •Andrew then it is utter foolishness in t rying to that the dealers are making more Property to be- acquired l^y the Aulin, . John Cater Lawton, Alfred tell any of us folks Unw n here how to money, now than before tire wnr. city. * , *• cook *w&et potatoes because most of For instance the cignr tax. 1 under­ ..Between- Sanford Ave! and Cy­ •M. Beck, Herbert Fuller, Joe* Lewis, stand that the'extra tax on cighm press Ave.— The E. 10 ft. of Lot 5, Arthur Ley,is, Melville C. Tyler, J.'us started in life cutting teeth on F. Contes, Ernest- Gormley, Walter sweet potatyrryVAnd Ue rati.‘ Cook amounts (o one dollar per thousand Biqlk: 0,'T icr A. . ' '. Radford, Corbett liutchlnsori, Sam them'all tho-Wayj from the half shell and yet somo (|ralpm hero'.arid.Jother Between Cypress- Aye. and Pino Povohouse, Harrjr-CaHson, C .' E.’ plages immediately took advantage to <iu gralin-. >'.y ’■ • Hunter, Wilson‘Miller, Harroid Long . •' AV : >■ •• of'the tux to plnco flyo'ccnt clgafs to Wnllncc I.lpford, N.onrtnn Baker, Er­ ; J • •• ■ " six centre which according t(f *rpy Sortiemmri noted that somo nest C. Morris, Ike lfousp. T. At. of ,the.tictvi3pafjera In a nearby town figures gives the dealers nlpc iRritaTa Hill,, llnrry Rabun, GuyT.Stafford, .write*--fight.: ‘up * on thejr^ hind a ^lousnnd .more than "formprty. Lew-tie Oglesby, Densler Stafford, T. Now* it-oceilrs to rifb'nnd it, occurs legs ■* about municipal ownership O. Gillis, Willie O. Goolsby, ijarfold t* gthom,f|rat the war. ta& If properly and they "D-M -A-N -D -E-D " un inHoliday). C. R.:' Peabody,'Robert "placed would. 5iot bVi^HIg burden on • • vjvt. .J ypstigntlon'yhf, tlji water and ofJTef the people nt all atuFtijir*i'jgnr situa­ thlpgs*dbnt' "demanded'-', an- jnvestigation -and there w-nri some stir, he.-' tion gives me»thV Idea. - If we are Urivc *mg-.*apd' it -looked )jke thero being hiltj •up on tho other com­ might be something d f»lng hut all at modities In the same proportion the onco* some gf tho*ctHtorrf took a v«- government should / Investigate im­ Of oQumo we can do catujD,;.( ne s\ld out’ and went on n mediately. without cigars hut' there arc other vacation, and now thcrtHs pence and things that we need and I intend to plsnty .of.advjirtisii'ng in this nearby get nt the bottom of this wnr tax 'town .again. And up to the present conjunction with the business in t|me’ ".thu same water seems to bo government officials arid find out giirgllng through the same pipea and the tamo people are running things Just whero tho Ethiopian in. tho woodpile reposes. If I am wrong in aa usual and that old slogan ‘ of my surmises let some noble patriot •"don’^ scare away the* touriqts” is sounded abroad in the land. And come acrosa and tell me about it. the algae ia fishy as usual and there CITY COUNCIL MEETING acorns to he tho usual amount of fish ■tories In all the papers and what Ordinances Passed, Alleys Opened do you think of this nice weather Other Matters we are having?' . City* council of the city of San­ ford, Florida, met on Oct. 15, 1917, Well, our boya arc in tho trenches at 7:30 p. m. in ^regular session. in Franco arid while we do not.knpw. Present B, \V. Herndon,' president, how many Sanford boya are there if and. Councllmcn C. H. Dingce, W.' Is certain thst some of them are W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. where the fighting ia good and soon* Adams,- R. A Newman and Roy the atortes of the casualties will be Symes. coming in and we must bo brave Minutes of last meeting read and and withstand thq shock. Then and adopted. • only then will we realise that war is Mr. Cjjbb.'came before the council with' us, that frivolities must be laid and asked soms assistance in obtain.* mvv.el#.* . . , *7 __ _t aside, that doing actual work for thp ing ihoneVv*due-him by E. E. Brady soldiers la better thin doing apeiety fdr labor. '* The council informed stunts and-that the'only haven* of him that ■nothing u>uh), be done In refuge fn the ^torm ia the'church and the matiar.’ 1 & ' real religion.' 1 l Com mitt from colored .ifc. of 'P, made-co^iPlaint to council thit o^<j t There Is one man In the United- Wm, Clark wee chargirig retjt' ap *m it > ># « at wi i .* .a . -1 -States who will neVer* again ssy that certain pro’pefry the\ asmo being he doesn't believe the newspipere.' property belonging to city, formerly He will probably fight any man who property of city of Goldsboro, ,op aayra that you can’ t believe-what you motion;duly..seconded,. city engineer ~ade tn the papers; for a miuty old was instructed to make survey- of newspaper saved hlnf. from a term aamr and report to council at hext |a the penitentiary. meeting, . * -; ’ This genUeman lives."out W eft." 'City clerk waa here instructed to J . C ~ _ ^ ^ , ' t■ -+ He didn't (efts ter, because he ri aim­ look * up proportion of road and ed to be,;foo .irounff— by something like ala months. - But tha town ioe- Bridge,Fund due the city of Sansips said he 'was old enough; they ford, y- . = s s s : p .-;; Dooley,-Er-^M oUr-Fronk-gemp ben, burn, William Hartley, Floyd WashOecar , DuDoae, . Edwin L.' la a deer, ’ it'll be1 mo-thcre hosaV been n deer In tide country for fn«. T r tt m T n n ln a I Y.-, Sam J. Pickens, Harry H. New­ man, 'Bryan Walker, Andrew T; King, Charles Priastar, Robt. O. Weeks, Walfre'd Plerton, Vender Penltte, ■Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Griggs, Harry Miles, Duncan Mit­ chell, Drawdy Matt here, Lewis Col­ lins, John A, Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, James If. Lee, J.. C. Hutchinson, C. T.,Smith. e Useful Banana Plant It must not be thought thst of. banana plant the fruit alone la eat for in tropical countries the pin, the stem, the top of the floral rpl and also the yonnjr. shoots are tu aa food. The fibers of the leaves ( used for thread, cloth and ropes. v Attention Farmers! • . . WE URGE YOU TO PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH YOUR DEALER WELL IN ADVANCE FOR EVERYTHING NEEDED TO MAKE AND HARVEST THE tiOMINO CROP; AND ALSO TO STdRE NOW AS MUCH AS YOU OAN CARE FOR. UNLESS YOU HELP IN THIS WAYj THERE ARE LIKELY TO BE LOSSES AND DELAYS. CH ASE & CO M PAN Y We Desire To Call Special Attention t o W H IC H HAS JU ST A R R IV E D WE CON SIDER Y H I S - IN S T R U M E N T TH E H AN D SO M EST O N E T H A T \. THE HAS CO M E TO SAN FO R D You Are Invited to Call and Both See and Hear. It WE HAVE STARRS FROM $50.00 to $350.00 .* F U L L L IN E , OF COLUMBIA RECORDS 109 Magnolia Avenue Sanford,! Florida t W ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3y STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH S\ DAILY TRAINS TO WASHING- X TON AND NEW YORK LI V ''** No. 82* * No. 8 0 . No. 80 . I.v Jacksonville ...0:10 a, m. • ' 12:01p.m. " , fl;10 p. m. Ar Savannah.-----1:15 p .m .. 4:01p.m . ,• 12135 a; m. Ar Charleston--- 5:35 p. m. 8:16 p:.m,' 8:45 a. m, . y.. Ar Richmond— J 6rf)5 n. m. 7:55 «. m.* V 7:45 p. m. * Ar Washington.:....8:40 a. nt, 10:55 a. m. 11:50 p. m. Ar Baltlmore....„10dl7 a. m. 12:10 p.m . 1:10 a.m. Ar W. Phil*phis.. 1:07 p,*m. 2J!7p. m.. 5 d 0 a . rt. Ar Nriw Ym 1u_ „ 3:18 p.m . 4:35 p.m . 5:50 a. m* r , . U - * n l . r Y t f li t r f ..,, f .ll m .n <lriH|n( m i atMS'Vw IXnla* r»f« M }(*!■« SJ, uil M,' iltiftri qa SOla Hh ii u Il l‘,mii|NI our in>n ,«»UI *»■ pi. Vttt rcdlmat chair Caatata ^ ' ,ror Information ar Resei vation Phono or Wrllo "/ v* ATLANTIC COAST LINE . 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla, . . Phone 17 * a • Hillsborough Hotel, Tampa, Fla. ■*; 1. *. Phorie 132 OU;-must aTwayfl think*of our Guarantee on every package, of Lucky Strike Ciga­ rettes as a direct personal mes­ sage from T k e A.merican Tobacco Company to you— not a mere business formality# . * • Read it; this is what it says: Y GUARANTEE rfect coodltlonj or if they arts not entirely satUfactoty in every way, return the package and aa many of tbo cigarettes as you have not smoked, to yodr dealer and be will reforfd your money. 1" ■’ - You couldn’t ask for anything more com­ plete, sweeping or unreserved, could you ? You protected, the dealer Isprotectedr everyone who pays his m oney lor Lucky StrikeXigarcttca u given the •quareat deal, that plain English am define. . Isn’t it a taHsfacdon to .you to huygooda in'whieictHe manufacturer’s confidence mao completely expressed, and the dealer’® con­ fidence ao thoroughly backed up ? ( It ^vea you confidence; brings ua ail together— ajcom pjete circle o f confidence. _ - •*< . . . . .. . • . a I. �&&&1 .^ 4.4 Items o f Interest for the Man Behind the Plow * . 1. V; v tm iW iSsra! >>—The »*■■■adult beetlea » attack■thar ■ "pplaiita ■..... 1 ■ — ~~ —- ■w r«lfniBt--u{*mm -an-tnaktnggausespongcsat DrrTulaty in the field, entering the root at the Ithe day you are supposed- to sign, office that a pair of aurgeob’s aefa•tern end.’ They, eat the potatoes, I. t t t • «ors belonging to Dr. NeaL became forming cayltiea'ln which the females I A telegram from Mr. Hoover' to mlapiaced. .If anyone through lay tlielr oveal, yellowish white eggs. the.$eminoIe county chllrman shows thoujghtieaaneaa took a pair home Theso ire about one-forlteth of an that Seminole county is expected to with them will they please returg Inch long. Tho larvae which hatch hold Its owri with the country at qamo to Miss Waddell,.at Dr. Tolar'a from them grow to a length of one*- large. It reads as follows: ‘-'Homes office and oblige.. erom them grow to a length of on united. Food conserved. ^Families ourth inch,. TheyJenter .then tho..1enrolled. America Invincible,*. Strike Byron Athletlo Despite Handicap, “ pupal stage without leaving the po-lhard. America look*-to you. Her‘ ‘’Lord Byron had a club foot *and tato. Thus the entire life history I bert Hoover." wai acutely conscious of the fact to rosy be spenLlnsldp of a swe«t p‘ota-«j— - « - f . \ t t t _____ his last day. .Yet he was a fine box­ er, having taken lesions from one of tho famous, •'bruisers" of hla time. Hs was also a splendid dancer, and. as . ^ wn? .0. „ r , r °< s.nro-d ■ . PK everybody knows, he swam tho Helles­ thev h . T . y *P0 ( 5 1°* “ rd * « “ • •» l>ou» eanv.ee conal.u pont, tho Dardanelles,* in emulation of one of hla Greek heroes, Leander. a u “ of -wild IDutton, Cecil -Gabbett, J. A. Har“ l a ^ o the'lweef oit.*to ' y ro,d' R* J* HoHy, C. K. Lucas. John related to the aweet potato. - , I Mfltch, E. P. M orse,.T ,^. fleal. S, The beetles-do not fly from orielTpleaton, J. A. _ Takaoji',** D, L. field to another but travel short dIa-1 Thrasher, A. H. Stone, Alec .Vaughn tancea by crawling. They reach dis- and M.t«?.AnnIe'HawkIns. Mrs. Fortant fields and new localities entirely [ teat-Dike has .charge of* ths canvass by-tha aid of man. They are 'trana- of Sanro'rd school -glrla. and boys ported largely in two ways; through over sixteen and tho colored organ!infested sweet* potatoes shipped from aatlcn. an infested district, and* through the t t t shipment of dr^ws,, . * £plend,d aulit; nce ls beIn, j vtQ •i+*> rrfr-" Fo the4ast drop MAXWELL0 ^ HOUSE COFFEE t country giving shipments o f ' the commodities which arc being report­ . ^rhe average mtn *■ th! 4Krc,4t.Mt ed; and f. o. b. information furnished by field men shipping areas. During the maJoVportlon of the year dally bulletins are Issued from the jL u of the University,of Florida permanent city offlcca and from the *[£lon division.. "The reason is, various temporary office a In commer­ . , maniikei to eat; and ha to­ cial produ ring -territory.. on h a v in g what he has always * .', ------ ------------------, .\ on the table, regardless of coet May Core Lettuce Black Rot ' Lettuce- black rot, which some­ "Economy in • the use of food times destroys entire fields has been ffigkld. begin at home," aha saya, eradicated from Michigan fields by. > j ytt many husbands, complain the use of. formalin spray. Whilo.it jfcj being f° r « d to* starve when a has not been tested In Florida fields, fip tr ly balanced diet U placed be- ,C. D. ,&hpjbakoff qf the University A .-, m . l t o o f Let. » * j&^oftU^&periment'stationi recom­ ; an eating about one third raor*,than mend^* that this spray made of 1 „ need. It la e .PJrt of the work p in t'o f formalin to 30 gallons of —_________________________________ :__ _______________ - To avoid carrying the peat to his in Chuluota, Geneva, Oviedo, Long■ tea the home dimonatration agenta water berried. 0 r io fight the lavish table arid W t- ; In ■atflbpting the remedy, wait farm, the grower should not carry |wood, Altamonte, Lake irtary, Lake uhlll the Black rot begins to show on sweet potatoes home cither for food Monroe and;Pao!a. Those In .charge ■eTtia.”, the lettuce In the field, and then ap or bedding purposes unless he is aurejof and assisting at these points are ■ Harris saya the table should ply the spray to a small part of tho they .came from a district free from Mesdamea C. D. Brumley, Tllden | J0t be loaded for every meal. No field. The spray will not Injure 'the weevils. .It is not enough that there Jacobs, K, Curlett, Chaffer, T. L. | pore should bo prepared than will arc no weevils to be seen, A few Mead, W. B.Ballard, Fuller,* Polk., U e a te n — that will aotye at opee the plants, and alnce they will ,bo lost, weevils inside ‘ ofa potato might Nfomyer, Martin, Lyman, Misses PHONE 135 problem of thr garbage can. But In anyway without treatment, the orfly* easily escape notice. The safest plan E. B. Jones and Grace Hawkins, expense will be for the material ana rotting down the amount of food,' Office and Yard 3rd and Myrtle 'SANFORD* -FLORIDA is for* the farmer to raise on his own Messrs. Flyrit, Hatch, Lyman, Pier-' o n must bo taken qot to reduce the labor. farm all tbo sweet potatoes he needs son and Osteen.v' ; | the proper quantity of certain food ^LettPbe drop (a another disease af­ so that he will not have to bring , ‘ t tt <* v elements. To make this reduction so fecting lettuce and It may ‘ begin home doubtful ones. Also, -be care'Mrs, Berry will bo -at the Rest that the health of the family will not work this month In. tho fields planted ro-.1t, f*. ItaaAtwaa * g^e IU tutI IIU not W IU to get UrU»» draws U orr vines YniUB IU forT1|• Room •ww.se - w every . wv1j afternoon ici HUUM villa this W week CUA be Impaired, it la necessary that tho early. 1 ,* * , . . , , - . , • , planting from.infested territory. The from 3 to 5 to receivo pledge cards wife know the. nutritive values of lowing a period of cold, moist wenth- r.......... . _______ I _ . t _ . j Lgive i v . them out and answer «„....t_tJ stole plant ........, board- chas quarantined inquiries . * . f foods, snd the port each-food, plays er. jeonneefed .with the cnrqpnign. the districts known to be Infested Wafttfi'your plants for the first 1 in the diet. '"“fesl and neither draws, nor unfumlgatcd appearance of the troublo and des­ •• It is not such a difficult', matter sweet potatoes can legally bo ship­ Red Cross Notes * troy’ them. . If practicable, sprny. tho .to. (tsrn the fundamentals, and Miss ped from infested territory. The The date of the benefit card party spots whero the plants stood with Harris is rea d y to furnish informsonly danger thep Is in the illegal car­ to be given by the Seminole-Chapt'et one per cent solution of copper sul­ .-'two'along this Hhe'to all who apply. riage of uninspected roots or draws Red Cross Is that of Thursday, phate. - If it will be pro fit aide from ItwJUl'Bavft you thoney and '*^ik your home demonstration.agent from one place to another. Be sure Nov. 15th, Woman’s Club, 3 o’clock. the point of succeeding crops, plow trouble. Gives description and Itf, In an effort to help conserve the the certificata of the Nursery In­ B'idj.c and Five Hundred tables the ground*, turning under nil plants full information on all seeds for 1^ nation's supply of wheat, experi­ spector is on nil draws you buy. will be arranged at 60c each player and rubbish. *• • fall plantirtg. Our stocks are com­ ments are b e in g made With flour When this pest hns become estab­ and it is hoped n Inge number will Tomatoes*will be planted in south plete, assuring prompt shipment nbstitutes. The work has prolished ohn farm it-is necessary to respond to this* invitation, thereby Florida this month. Growers should xmsed sufficiently that the use of take energetic measures ngninst L |helping out this most worthy rjiuse, • M a r t i n 's H y - T e s t amt potatoes- Instead* of "one-half select only healthy plants, of good At digging time all infested potatoes fa the chapter needs funds for the color, and free from any spots. the flour in bread, cake, puddings , f;. t. S o u t h e r n S e e d s ’ should be picked up carefully and at furt hern nee of-ltj work. V»o Standard Containers snd blicuitTjs being recommended. once fed to pigs or. cattle, py no The rutting C c mtnlttco wlU-./eTho United States Standard Con­ . /Carefully grown'closely selected, ai>• Ntv uses for peanuts arc also being means should infested 'potatoes be sume work tomorrow morning, Tues­ ways dependable. Full assortment gar­ found. These recipes may be ob- tainer Act of August 31, HUG, went den and field. . Strawberry and vege-> left in the field. Where the weevil is day 37th, and anyone deairing work into effect Nov.* 1st, 1917. Under tlined from Miss Harris'at •Tails 1table plants also m specialty. Wntg) this act the dimensions are fixed for present it wotild be useless Jo try *0 do will please apply to Mrs. R. A today for our new fall catalog. htisro. ' tq-store any of the .potatoes, even * * « •. ‘ Tcrheun, 20G Elm, phone 2Q3-J Thla Climax baskets for grapes and othcc those apparently not infested*. Une committee, expects to cut out work fruits- and vegetables, and baskets (E ; A l ' M a r t i n S e e d C o , (.liras Groves In November or other‘ containers fbr small fruits, would be sure to store enough in­ TufsJiys.andTfiursJsystts hereto• It will probably bo necessary bo berries and *vegetables. fested potatoes with the sound ones I jio hus bepn 'their, custom. • -'^JatclcaonviH©, Florida live the citrus groves some cultivato.spoil tho*jsntore lot before spring, A small variation from the pre­ It appears that sdrha- timo during 'tlan (a November, says the UniverTho apparently sound potatoes scribeddimensions-, is allowed as the week the ladles wero cutting out iity cf Florida-experiment station. should be cither fumigated with car­ either an excess or a deficiency, but ’ Tkk will consist chlefly^ln; plowing bon bisulphide or shipped at once. under the cov6r crop that was cut containers shall averago as near tho If lent to regions where tho aweet standard as possible. A dyy quart tot nooth.. In bearing groves, plow potato la not grown’ or the winter Is shallow; fn young groves plow deep^ measure phall contain- 67.2 ' cubic severe, little damage will result if 1/ in the middles and shallow toward nchea. there should be s few Infeatml pota­ Shipment In Interstate commerce lie tree?. In plsces where |t Is not toes irr tho lot. * After tho crop Is ot illegal containers cither empty of harvested hogs should be turned jhto ponible to cultivate, -let the cover fillet} is a misdemeanor and punish­ tho field to cat all refuse robts ail'd Aop lie on tho ground after'cutting. able by fine. The grower wl^o.buys . Some frowers prefer to use the cutvines in .Which the weevils might baskets far his own use should de­ **»y herroW in preference to the continue to breed.* mand a guaranty from the seller that ifb v In working the eoyei* crop* into they meet the federal requirement. ito aoil. * V. . 'Ceellian Mualc Club • ■ . -» a *. f ** This will protect the shipper if the Tho opening program of the Cc-| Meny growers pre‘fer November guaranty contains the name and ad­ “ *«d early December as tho time for dress of the party or parties making cilian Music Club- on Saturday, ■ applying fertiiiicr. In the southern the sale of tho-containers. This will Oct. 27th was 'a groat aucccaa. °f the elate the fertiliser ia ap- direct any prosecution .toward tho Many membera and friends were present and twelve new names were| it in early tlfne. , At this time manufacturer. R E A D T H IS / proposed. Tho program was a a fol­ « ynr -fertilizer low In ammonia ikoald be uied., Qne having a ratio lows: * Sweet Potato Root Weevils Evening Song (left hand)....Schultz | «f 1 or 3*per cent ammonia ia usually By J. R. Watson «*d. . . Mrs. John Abrams K B Investigations by the state plant Alpine- Bella—..... - - . . —Osteen---- .... * olu^ ihould b4 used in the ferboard have ahown that the sweet , . Kathleen Brady this time If It la to be. used • f * 4« , * potato root‘ weevil CCylaa formlcarl- 1 11 *11 It msy bo applied either aa a Polka -**■»(“A... j#**■*•■<*******■ us)'li of more widespread occurrence BV, c . b W ^ ? S S p * 02 ? * ‘,*\ 1 Hrt of the. complete .fertilizer or Nellie Messenger *loae In the form of hardwood ashes than had. hitherto been supposed. Little Mlaa Muffet -.-R og ora j - .... It ia 'found in three parts of the state lome other available source. * Irma Smith —Baker county, the lower east Dorothy—'. Sydney Smith.,....... j coast Trom "Brevard county south­ Sarah Warren Eaaterby Improved Market News Serviceward, and-somo of the lalinds off the Children** March— —Llaferth.,.—*... lVV .market, news' service west* coast fn Lee county. It is not, * ^kirids will be handl ,d through* of course In every field nor even In Fable— -* ------ ---- 8chmall...... Georgia Mobley Jiekionvllle offlee, iccirding a every-community-within those areas. Valae..............— —.....^Barowski..... v A*Sherman speclallat In marr This weevil Is extremely destruc­ , Charl.tto Smith * lurveys to the U. S. department tive to sweet potatoes. When it «»rr«U ure. While this roky not once gets thoroughly estsblished in a Dolly's t'uneral— Iaehaikowaky .. Thcodo*a Miller •0 tojroTi the service for tlmellnna It community the production of sweet June-....... 7 ........'..„.Iachalakowiky........| thc to11 ch*rf*« on tele- potatoes en a commercial scale is no Virginia DeCouraey “ ^Ph and telephone calls'.' onger possible, and it is difficult to . In hU address before the Citrus grow even enough for home con­ Enchantment........----- Mllodeyo...... ThfipJWowoph 0/ JV4* Izetta Stone l y r “ r ,t Ibo University of Florlda( sumption. txi/« T. //. Oroid q/ W rit Song, Legacies— H1H ' ^":f8,1*rR,•" tald how the depsrtJIHnoi* /q/anlry eAotri The flrpt Indication of the pres- Song, Legacies.......... ........ Hill./........... A w tht Army carriet ifte,r Worlds*! ertco of this beetle that the farmer is Zoe Munson eattU*0*1 th$ ,,Afakinga, , — tha : ti ll' 0f 72 temporary field ata- Ukely to notice ia in the condition of The meetings are held' at tljel familiar tag hanging ^ pvrsted ^hU year, sla of them the potatoes. These are tunneled from breast pocket. ^ In Florida. A permanent of- through and thrfcugh until they are atudlo of drs. Fannie S. Munson, on ¥ throughout the en- honeycombed. In theae tunnels will the second and fourth Saturdayi of 1 ^ ^ la to be opewd Id Jacjcson- be found all stages of tho insect— each montli, and all lovers, of good [ music are Invited to attend. egg,! grub, pupa and beetle. The : <ialr'f?h*rT n,‘ d,p,rt:"®nt the beetle la about one-fourth inch long, Food Pledge Paragraphs Mo# *nd,rnr*t orgaciu- ita abdomen ia cylindrical In shape Pledge .cards will be on hand at ! ***i-itrViM*e* te.I®graphfc market and ahlking btue in color. Its thordil 6 ‘Cove^jnf the commor- aX, head and (e p are brown,-and the all postoffices In *Semlnolp.- county I long weeYil-like beak which Upheld this, week /o r the signatures of those ^vtihu f th* W,ncJP*> fr-it and straight-Put iri*front'of the'liead la who may In so me‘ w ay-hav*.missed black. Ita thorax 'a email and the signing elaewheret If you have not ^ maitti L Crrtl\Is * ' year. S,UMB ' . cr°P . legs are long.. These characteristics, signed, ask for the cards please and sign before you ieave "the office. , 1 ^ h*ve ‘ hwn Mtab- In connection with the fset that the Aisotat the Rest Room ybu will find | thrtfe' parts oT tbo body'a'rP"united ' .he1 Pi r,c|P*5 metropolitan pledge cards. . u - . " ' the^* In connection less rigidly than in most beetles, give . f f f w i ' S Ioc.t.4 .to to this: weevil ®ueh the appearance estion of a large yellow ant; benee the name . Do not ha offended if you have 11 L kOTim.. territory during crop G uaranteed by fonnicarlus.’ Tho gniba which*, are not been axed to sign pledge-cards. ■ ST7 r “ ^ -^ * th ^ u i\ Inf • W l l t h l f in fo r m a t io n always found in. the tunnels *re a YOu .may not have been at home; you may not hava been at the store; light cream, color. ^ • ^ p ip g toiscC V Inflated potatoes have a vary- bit­ you may have' beerr abeiht from of-j “« T ' l ,rora * " ter taatk whldrcnakes them entirely fice or achool the daya the Captiaris fc*L JI t ; - * *Bd Prevailing w “ t: for human food or .even for called. Tfiey art; doing tbalr, part, ^ S u fla r to V c Wegraphle ad ‘ '" if-t*' * y considerable quan- please do yours and.ask for pledge cards should you happen from any 4*-- . * W sS S S m ’-♦* ' ’ *• Mi.l . ■{ 17 sh ..ld s i . d , r . . d . BftttraKsaw @ Is Perfect © A s k Your Grocer T v He Wait Column Notice To Farmers ! WE H AVE JUST RECEIVED A^CARLOAD OF KEYSTONE LIME. IgfSL. P h o n e us y o u f orders H IL L L U M B E R C O M P A N Y g | P Get thisFreeBook More you buy Seeds «g? ss^ a g rm i ^ .- S s « r s s s S s v \L ?£ V GENUINE of. a Nation ft?? sail �’ ■ A—-fr•«> , fioBroun #V. \ > *-* ’ * ~ THE SANFORD HERALD , B. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Buifaeoi M tM jtf InaTiwUr wd Friday THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY mguSfig ^ mm h e ra ld ' -Vi — —- have never been In the business of worshipping Idols of any sprt.— Mel­ bourne Tlniea,' . j GOVERNMENT by s io n c o m m is ­ tKMrSHIFIIF SOLDIER’S LIFE OFFERS TANGLES -'A; . - -*' * ** r=*& •n. “ ■*- \ ' ■ ABRAHAM LINCOLN '' ■* ' - ’j inKerited no opportunities and acquired nothing by luck. H is good ‘ fortune consisted o f untiring perseverance. The sooner you begin to save and make regular weekly or mon­ th ly deposits here the greater will be your opportunities./ W e cordially invite Y O U R account and will allow a liberal rate c o f interest on same. . ' s r .-. / ' '' .From the 'present outlook it will not belong- before moat'of the rau•f eVei?,**•***•* nldpalitlea In Florida will have com •»••••••************• mission forms 'of government. ■j * ■« •* » « i »« * 1« • Department of Judge .Advocate Green Cove Spring* was the first U U * Cttr br ObftU f | l « r - T n i b municipality In Florida to. turn to General Kept Gjusy.Sorting the commtaalon form of municipal ■ . ;• ........ * Out Difficulties. -CAPITAL $30,000.00 SURPLUS $15,000.00. „ government u a cure for'th e Ilia V, that exist >d. That was nearly seven years ago and from that day to-this iifeia there has never developed enough sentim ent.for.a return to the-old council system 'to merit considera­ tion.' t Green Cove. Springs is fur­ Legal Qusstlons, Which May Se Pux* zllng. Explained In Thorough Faahnishing lights add-water to its people * ton by Msn Who Hava Boon at a cheaper rate than any other >1. R. STEVENS o. l tailor r.. r, deas C. M. HAND . Tralnsd to Undsrstand the e town of Ita class in the state. Ev­ D w tM M r. t . WOODRUFF Vk^PMUsat * CaMm Potnta at'fsau*. * erything d ie In the world Has gone up, bu t. light and watcV rates in THE BANK THAT INSURES YOUR DEPOSITS . Green Cove Springs are the same's* r New York.—To relieve the perplexed minds of our soldiers awaiting a 'call they were alx years ago. Green Cove i » e e » « » a a c > B t M ? e e E » t M 8 C X K aa { X j 6 cx a eH 3 B e « « B t » { x rings has the lowest tax rate of to the battlefields of France to make complete the final rout of Europe’s un­ town of its class In the state. It masked ruffian and what be stands for. no money, aside from Its bond­ and the subscqucnt.assqrance of world fldence to look, after that property, as First Baseman "tJulsto This 'Been han­ stowing the grsfifi priie pQ lUlpId ed Indebtedness, except the current democracy, the Judge advocate gener­ may often bo the case If his wife Is dling It. Lockwood o f KansaA” ' bills for the mbnth; and It has in Us al’s department la busy these days (id- not llvlrig/lt la desirable that n guard­ * In a Clevelnnd-Washlngton game As the applause died away a freck­ c o m m i s s i o n Go v e r n m e n t treasury approximately 12600.00, and vising them of many legal questions ian bo appointed. A general guardian Bert Gallia wns'using the spltter, lie led-faced young man arose and bowed The commissioners of Chari o Ue {hla at a season of the yfcpjrwbon the most likely -to affect them. At Camp la guardian of tho person as well as rubbed his fingers on' tho ball, theg while the Judge handed the check giv­ appear to bo weaving out the matter cltj treasury Is usually am ply.. put them In hls'.mouth to wet them, en as prise.. With bitterness In his ' Mills and Camp* Upton, In this section of tho property. They aro app^| of expanse and revenue In a satlsfoe-. •lie' did this on several, pitches, then heart Bruce rose and left tho hall. . —In fact, In every training cantonment by the surrogate’s court or thq prot, V What GrcMl Coye.. Sprihge.\has Day after day found* the defeated throughout the United States—soldiers court for tho county In whlch^tnfchll stopped, began to spit nnd sputter nnd tory manner, having reached the done under the commission* form of artist In hla studio, working to paint . threw the ball to the umpire. have, sought advice on tho allotment ■Iron live. If more than fourteen yen point when, for three'months p u t, government other towns can- do, of pay, the making of wllla, fbo guard­ old. the children, subject to the appro; Tears streamed from hli eyes and hi* a new mastenilece. But he lacked » at Ieut, the city* ha* been operated maybe to a larger extent, and many ianship and custody of children, ac­ nl of tho surrogate-or probate Judge, face wns contorted as he tried to ex­ Ideas. And a new feeling began to withiri’its revenue. Commission gov­ of them are now trying, or preparing tions In court, debts, mortgages, goods mny select their own guardian. plain to the umpire thnt something was creep over him—a feeling of loneliness. ernment M leu than half a* year old tp try the experiment. The tax­ bought on Installment, Insurance*and • There. Is n mistaken fdt-n that a mffn wrong with the ball. “ It’s poisoned.*' He realised that' ho had not a real . In Charlotte, but the municipal ma­ friend In tho world. He hadn't heard . payers in many Florida municipali­ ninny other legal questions that usu­ entering military senrlco Is protected sard GalHn. chinery has been running .smoothly ties have grown weary of the ctim- ally tend to confute the ordinary lay ns to debts and litigation against him. Jack Henry got hold* of the ball, from Mary since her visit to the-city. for the first time, perhaps, since facAs be sat Idly before his easel one ‘ The Idea hnn arisen from the fact thnt sniffed at IL and said to Tom Connolly: • beraomo council system of govern­ mind.' - tlonallsm entered' into* the calcula­ day the clang o f fire engines aroused In Europe, nfler the beginning of the M U’» garlic; that Dago -n first must Here la the Judge advocate general's ment and’ they'are looking to-tho tion—i\nd that time dates back to Bruce to action. ■Do dashed dawn the commission form as the simplest and department, especially, Installed to sld tvnr some of tho governments Kunpentl* hnve done It." the days of Col. Wm. Johnson and the obligations on debts and coilConnolly called Gulsto to account street and found a largo tenement In best remedy and It will prove so If tho' shldler seeking legal advice and cd Iracts. •' . Mr. R. Y. McAden, since whon, up particularly equipped to give advice “ What do you mean by doctoring the flames. The firemen hnd lost hope of the commissioners are the. right mqn. saving It and were giving their atten­ Not ■ Light Excuse. to lu t May, it had always, been an based on latest decisions of tho court ball?" he demanded to know. —Green Cove Springs Times. . The best opinions,nro to the effect of npVicnls.^ A guldo fur aoldlere—:ond “ Who, me?" asked the Jtnllnn first tion to tho surrounding buildings. "In." add "ou t" fight. Commission —— 0 ----While Bruco wns watching tho blaze senmen, too—hnn been compiled by thnt state governments under our Con­ .-<ncker. “ No, no.” Then' he smiled * • government as applied to Charlotte ♦ he turned to a man near by and ex­ stitution cannot suspend these obliga­ blandly, nnd said: able lawyers hero for the legnl old bu­ h u boon meeting the expectations of REGULATING FOOD PRICES claimed: “Do you see thnt shuttered, tions. Tills means thnt the fact thnt “Oh. yes, I'see.' It's the garlic. It's reau of the Educational alliance of this Wc see‘ so much in tho newspapers Its advocates.' It has been working ho Is uwny on mllltnry service Is not vrra good for m; cold. I eat It, nnd I window on tho top story? I saw some­ so well that-there is small chanco of nowadays about the government con­ city.-The guide Is distributed free to a legnl excuse for falling to perform thing move there Just now. ’ I believe gups* I get som. o tho ball." fbo soldiers' In tho camps. Many of the city ever returning ■to the old trol of food prices and wc believe in -he knotty problems are explained In obligations, pay debts. Insurance pre­ someone la there. They can't put tip Hut they say- that .when the* umpire’s • system. And. by tho aame token, the government work along tills line. Mihrrtugh fashion. Being reminded by miums, Instalments dun on furniture, hack wns turned Gulsto winked his eye n ladder because of the flames below. Tin going up there.” commission government continues We believe in the Government ami this pamphlet of certnln obligations etc. wisely and smiled again. \. . lleforo the other recovered from his If* thorp hi a cake now In court to spread over the country. It has Hoover and nil their vast forces that bind him, the .soldier then seeks surprise, Bruce rqn toward' tho door just been adopted by Newark, the working without pay for the better­ the Judge - advocate general for tho against n soldier he must make proper, of tho doomed dwelling. Up the burn­ provision for attending to It. Ho ment, of the notion nnd the. regula­ second largest city in the United more technical procetlure. ing stairs ha sped until he rendud the should engage n lawyer nnd have Iiiln tion of food prices not only to keop Btalea to come under the system, , May Asalon His Pay. top, then ho- opcnfcd a dpor on hi* advise whether to appear or defend. . • Buffalo ranking at the head of the them where the ordinary' American The pamphlet, tells the soldier that EErright Lying en a bed was the waited This Is n protection, for thereafter all list. In some states commission gov­ family can eat but to conserve' the an allotment of pay Is much like an notices of proceedings In the case will form of a girt Bruco seized-her nnd ernment for tho county is belie food in order that our allies may assignment of wages.. A msn In serv­ he sen) to the attorney and ho will look retraced his steps. Through flro and adopted and there is no manner (J also.eat. And yet wo are apt to be ice Instructs tho government regular­ after tho soldier’s Interests. A soldier smoko he went until, at last lie stag­ /'doubt that In time that system will impatient at actual results for we ly to send part of his pay direct, to his must remember that an aetjon may t o cw w t t w wessssssssssssssittssa gered out the door and fell Into tho • arms of the firemen. b« of almost universat application in are paying higher prices all-the time, wife or bis mpther or other depend­ legally be brought against him In his “Bruce, look out '-ncre comes an ents. It prevents delay nnd possibleThe next day, by Inquiring, Brace both county and town.—Charlotte, and sco no relief In sight. The fol- loss, and Is generally the businesslike absence and after-he has left home. automobile right toward us. Oh,.dear. tpwlhg from the St. Augustin* Record There are rules governing this phase ^ don’t want to cross here. Can't we faded that the girl bd had saved.was N. C., Ob e:ver, thing to do. ' Cases may arise whore fa a hospital. Being ,naturally lateris just about right) money ‘orders sent Home by enlisted that glvu-a defendant nn opportunity go around some way?" a ■ , ' tn.answer In an action brought against “Go around Broadway? Well, If that cited In her, he deteVmlned to pay her s "From the food administration men are lost or delayed for weeks In him. THE GOVERNOR PIiACED . , don't beat anything I ever heard. F or.. a visit. As he approached tbs bed oa Bob Holly of the_ Sanford iterald we learn that big crops have been ths malls, with resulting hardship to However, If he be served by publica­ goodness' sake, don't be-so afraid of wh|ch the sick girl, lay Bruce gasped, the families. Blank forms-piay be ob­ ./Mg u up In Tallahassee a. few days harvested this fall.and .that prices tion or by personal service ontslde the everything. You look countrified then fell on his knees beside her. tained from commanding officers, and . ,*91*17. how 'did you come to-be / ahoujd now begin to drop. The re­ slate and there la no one to take core ; agtr-Tand .while there he gave the enough without rfctlng It." ' ., they forward the allotment to the quar­ ... J >/ . ‘ • Governor "tiie once over.* •. Bob says tail dealer is charged ‘wjth uphold­ termaster general. The government of hi* Interests a Judgment by default The girl started as If she had been here?" "I left home over a year, ago; I ■ that the .eitief'Executive of the state ing prices, although tho wholesaler tfien sends the money, direct Wthe sol­ may be entered against the soldier. struck, then bravely followed him thought that If I became drilled you * '•*; of Florida ^fa just an erdinafy Amer­ has cut them substantially. Hero in dier's family so long-a*'he la In the His property may be seised and sold across the crowded thoroughfare.. But might Ilka me agate," she murpiured. ir**. on execution, excepting those chattels two teardrops crept slowly down her ican, dtiten, apd that he now has St. Augustine prices are much higher service, . . . * '• : \ I“Like you? Mary, sweetheart/ 1 the law specially exempts: The . ad­ flushed cheeks. A, tremor shook her 4. . him placed and wilt *isijd with him than the schedule presented by the visable'thing for a soldier to do Is to slender form, while her large brown lore you.. I have aU the time and , Ag to ths making or a valhl will, the Are we to .*• If he ataya placed.’ , fo r the "sake- of food „ administration. dose up hla affair* before leaving, For eyes glanced gppepllngly at her. com­ .didn't know i t Hurry up aud sat well, *|1 concerned, Bob, we hope that Judge that tjie local merchants. are- soldier la given Implicit Instructions.' protection In the tfveht'that'actlpn*l)e panion.' dearest, add well go out on thVnlcest ' . farm I can find. You’ll be my model, you have placed the Governor right holding up the consumer? The*ques- Ho also la shown how- thg. Igw distin­ brought against him,.he should Instruct Four, yekr* before Bruce Robertson #4’„ ^and . that he Will * hereafter stand tion ha.tuVally .arises- does', the Idea­ guishes between real;. estate,jspd P^r* some one living la.hr* home to taka any left pis. Dome on the farm and had and then, my plctures wlll have a souL . sobaL property. . now tlw. law/dlririb- legal papers Immediately to his sttoc-’ J ,r,rwhere placed—at; lcast when he K tion affect the scale of .prices? romi! to a Celebrated art School In New Won't you, Mary?" utea/hla'perional-propmj';i*hdu]d hs • \ *. / .//; York.-" Ills teachers had ioatered and . With a happy smile Mary wbund her ; In..London food is^ihuch cheaper dle*vrlthout making -a will la forcibly Improved his very great talent until white arms about Bruce’s, neck sad./, EdltOf . Holly eapa- thsnj the United States/. This again brought home.to him. - If he leaves s In /hla If he hsi any, goods such **-furni­ how his work had been FeCognlxod bjr- gently whispered “ YeS.^ , " ■:* *’■> .-/ tile, Amer- wife dfld children hla wife.lx entitled ture, clpthee. jewelry, or other chatteli). 1/ tistes , si folidwt on His Exceliencyj leads to. the 'query: (Copyrtf hi, 1117, by ths McClurs Nswspato one-third, the rpmsj|iaer- going to ,whleh he'hns Imuglit hy Inatalmrats or prominent critics. - ... •p«r 8rn<Ucs}0 * *' Governor. Call*'is' galling better ic^ntpeople' charged higher, pricei lor j i. At first tho young afttst’ weal'home the children In equal /portions. WlHu and in a recent spcsthjtsid thb was food**produced'fibre tljsn our.-trfends vFhlchlie.owns'under a lease or a con­ often to, see Mary Cirtdiv hi* country Selvas. Problem of Stray Whal*. ’■ 'good time*to ga^.togethOr.'and help across the Vceji ri.or-Js the/English respect to" reml; «-st*ie, hl>l, wl/fi. bt.i ditional hate,' the fact that lie Is called' sweetheart. But the ' idtervslr' be­ dower, rights' in. a ont^t hi pi,lot crest as. lfnnterry, Cn!„ has solved the ques­ . each other. Thi^he Had made mis-' system 6f dlstrJbuiton /Jid reguls- long as-she UVfk.,; Sqbject-to this dow­ away will not relieve him from condi­ tween* visits grew longer and longer, tion of what to do/wlth a atray whale tions In.his contract or front making -takes -Wd '‘expected/to. mike morej tiop. superior, to our owh?" '* V er, the real ■property descends to his the specified payments as they come until finally hs decided he was tod that la waibed uri op shore. After dis­ just* u any ordinary mortal syopld husy'.to go-out pt all. At last, tired If .theJbod administration fa^glv- children, which Includes legally adopt- due.. posing of the flesh and oil to a refindy. * . »nd -this thought places hint back ifigi out, torrect information^ (snff> i( k The besl thing to do,- If- he cannot among us common people Instead o£ is 'in .a position id " know),, food of pay up the balance due, Is to arrange j y & r . ' S f s s L S tory =• “exhibit s l ip • “ ““ m I f be leaves a'wlfe 'knd no children to have some responsible person make putting him on the pedestal that nearly «v«fy, kind ; should 'be much lover from the one who had left her some.pf hla ardent admirera'lried to lower In price. r- PoMlbly the -local or, grandchildren apd no parent, broth­ the payments rrgnlarly for him. That fa what the dty officials did four years before. Ashamed of her er, sister, nephew dr.niece, his wife with a whale which was washed ashore Good* May B* Taken.'* do early In the game. He la just an dealers have, not aa yet received the takes aR his persons! property. Should simple^ rustic ways, Bruce avoided hla there, according -to the ..Popular If he falls to tnake.ahy provision, the; benefit of the reduction rln prices. If • t ordinary American citiaen no more; usual haunts. He acted bored while *t’ he .leave a- wife and no children or goods are liable to be taken awsjr'frotn Science Monthly, tt was welcomed *' ho leas, and when he la placed right the ‘ priqes quoted by the food Ad­ grandchildren, bnt a parrot, brother, him on default; After this the seller In her presence. To the girl It seemed with open arms and. the bones .were, ministration, .are correct. then' the sister, nephew or niece, then one-half must go through certain formalities. Uie tiny would never end, but, finally, saved as an educational feature for the * he will be understood right'- We local dealere must give tiiieir cus­ of thb personality and 92,000 of the for the law makes certain provisions qiey came to the train which was.to benefit of the school children of . Ufa have placed him and If he ataya tomers' the benefit r>f the reduction. residue' go, to the wife. Being unmar­ carry her home. It carried away A dty and 'for Interested adults. . In his favor. Tht-sA matters are some­ If on the other hand the old prices ried. his entire estate goes to hla fa­ what Involved nnd technical, so .(hat girl torn with sobs'and with an qchlng Since there was' no building avail* .void In place of a hcarL , able Urge enough to accommodate IL have .been maintained or increased ther. If his father be dead, then his It la w1s« to takd the contract to h|e Several months later, a national art It was set up In an open lot and fenced mother shares the estate equally with attorney and have him advise as to bin the dealers are unjustly blanfed. exhibit for. underfradufites of art In-. hi* brothers and sisters and the chll- rights and as to his obligations. ’ . . The people, however, are.entitled .to lTren of deceased brothers and sisters, schools wag announced to be held at In regard to mortgage* on real es­ knqw If the dealers are obfcrging tbe latter taking the decessed.porent'a Washington. . Brucr represented his m' Steel Shortage In Australia. higher prices thin conditions war­ share. These seem to be the principal tate and personal property, his absence school. .For months he worked bd’ a 8tucks of steel plates, tin pfate and rant, and this seems to be the aim of difficulties that beset the soldier's U no legal excase for failure to make painting (hat ho determined would be payments as specified In the mortgage galvanized Iron are low' throughout the government. Local grocers have mind.. If hs does not went hie prop­ bond or the mortgage Itself. Foreclos­ his masterpiece. Win the. prise bo' Aaxtratla, and the demand Is aente, ac­ must and would. The subject he se­ been hailed, upon for Inventories of erty to' M distributed In the manner ure mny follow. * cording to consular, advices from Mel­ lected was “The Spirit of Freedom." stock on hand, purchase price of the prescribed by law be must make a val­ A lease of. his residence Is not ter* bourne, There Is at present very same and the price* which they-are id w iiL /v. . ~ ' ndnnted by the war or the necessities He obtained a beautiful model and little prospect of outside relief, and 1 Our Office 8upply Store 1^charging the eonsupier^Jf the prices ;*■ At t?s?t two witnesses are necessary of the draft.' If goods are In storage put forth his best efforts.to make a an effort la being made .to manufacture for.Your Convenience, In order perfect picture.. He finished about a air too high they will1 nl? doubt bo. .Tor the will’s validity and.tbe.teetator the warehouseman has a lien and may week before the. exhibit and showed these goods In Australia. Recently that you may equip your office must-sign the will at the end, telling sell them to satisfy a bUL ’ A power of, representatives o f a company fa New­ regelated by'the Federal authorities. the witnesses the Instrument is hla last with all the Uttle neeeesay ar­ attorney, under, seal and acknowledged the plcturq- to/hls teacher. The'far castle and ona fa hfalbfruroe were sent ticles that abould be in every * J Th > tide should soon turn and prices rvjll and testament There U a notable stnictor declared the picture was per­ wll’ be considerably lower, if the exception: If the soldier Is engaged before a notary, la *,safeguard for the fect and assured Bruce the priie was to the United States to purchase •h| offlee, and which will SaH Your u *’ machinery for making steel. The high nnssureV beta t taken by the gov< •in active service In the United Jitates tnleresta of the soldlSer. ^ ‘Tim* end’ Lighten Your Office *'■ Entering the servicedota not excuse hla Beaming with satisfaction and freights and shortage of supply offer >i- mniwAr * erament ary- correctly lnte^p^eedo.l., army or navy, ha may make' a T illd him from paying hi* pr*ralumaoallf« pride, Bruco waited for the eventful a great Incentive to the manufacture ► • -*** fr ■ «* '-t» i- * , j -* * >r wttl by telling two person* what he Insurance, and falluHlio ■'dp sOTTuoF prior of lines that would-haVe.been consid­ •• . : . •• ,.L 1! jlfeUrr* to be done with his property, cause the policy to lapse. The bencQ* •7The:iaf#e**rt gallery was pa eked Tto ered Impossible to produce before the. Good Jtssaen. . 1 Equlpyour office frith up-^tc- < ihe doo>s''as the.«roo drew near for war. ’ vretafaii !• An Englishman > wka rk* traveling fa thd.sTMi-y must write It out according to dsry will suffer,'^ ; date, acceseories/and yoq.Witf. yegg •Ijt 4. ihe Instructions of the soldier:-A will the;Judges’ decision. After prelimi­ South of.Tplii When "be came to a He should arrange with'soma one to " give your Business Correspon- * | village called'Skihbereen. Th* name In-this way ran dispose of hla person- pOjVtlu premiums tip they are duts.’ The nary exercisestne of the three elderly dents the impression that you . First Air FlIflhL struck hlm/a* Yftsj*’ peculiar; am) odd, nllty.'but not his real estate. Tills sort •^vir rsuse" la tho jjollcy.—some hare men on the front of the platform arose J ; are nroiig doing busJnsa* In a * The first rtallyjsuriienric gecotmt of of will should never be made except In and cleared hla throat.. and he asked a WltUger. why the town It—prorides f o f payment af long Interlike a man1 being raised In the sir was fa contemplation, fear or peril of death. “Ladles ami gentlemen," be begin, wka so called. “Sure" thfc yWhgtSf. Is’ •*business * • way. j ' . -IT. • .• vals and/that IfiTOrnpce ta not to bo some dates do not permit tMutinld If, tiio Insured media his death la “I assure you U was no easy task to Paris, October. Iff. 1789. *hen: kjmfcpT.wlll.lt U not aafe for the sol- retire military or naval service within tell-the best .painting from aU-thoie- de Rosier was .lifted 80 feet Into the ♦ «i (Her'to tell hlr comrades from other a-certnfa period after the Issuing of submltted. We decided that oh* of ‘air by a balloon made by Stephen and f»r? state* thnt.they Iran make a wtll,0 thl* the policy. . from other placed ol tame name. two plcturea would win. These are Joseph- Montgolfier,, to ,wh«mi' belong Way. tf bis homo Is In New York sud, -^Christian Itegtstcr, *The Spirit of Freedom* and 'Dswn.'- the honor at bnrlns built the flrat cessful muu-carryths. “ —-I .A 1'- *• ' he In active henries end not on fur­ lough pr detsched from active service WAFWllilG. TO' SPITBALLERS. ’S m '. ^ uu'1ill'uct1. .Th*>fne* Art e? Visiting.’ • '■ .-"yislUug Ik'an,^art,? saya-an editor-. fot ‘ghy.»TOSon,he in*y take advantage il ittjtfce June Woman’s Home'Own*, of thls sori of wlIL •* 5'” ' “ "? °*tl“r*, -D.-n-'u*ikr’S S ^ K lt lS w f Tbed come* guardianship of chllo i.i W m Ms one thing the first picture jacks— isnipn. -To tnaka people ieel at PHON2 148 bob# In tbelr own house when you .dreo’s v*roperty. If a soldier's children bn l KiCherL T ,1 J lt has k. aunL And The Spirit of art there la’ the -highest point of hu­ own property and be la leaving theta ^ e r t S s n d ^ n" <V*nnrt. without a soul Is a farce. j * ■! „ „ p . . , p t a ,W lP N . without, anyone *n whom he has coo- K «U »d iDdl.M. H P fd .ll/. « f..r | man conduct** '- ' . it 1 >>JMUOt STTStSST ’ IS MAYS FRIEND Of MEN PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA HIS M ASTERPIEC E Your O ffice and O ur Store tile . i-t f; i} f ; fa fi ’___' ' �_ * . . r ^ ! i . y High Coat of WHlInf' At .waa' ln-a eountry ~»tore |p ,Ar : kansavA one*gallus euatomer. drifted in. "Gimme a nlekie'e worth of assafetiUille Htppen}oe** - : ^ crntJon ; da." The. clerk poumd some aaaafetlda •rf •“ W !ef“ i\ Personal Itemi o f (n a paper bag and-pushed It across the counter. . Interest "Charge it,*' drawled the customer ^ ■W K "What**' your namot" asked the ' mUy »r tbe nw tinf BtnallX clerk. rjU Sacttartly Arranged for "Honevfunkle." • lUrried Herald Header. "Take It." said the* clerk.' " r ■i ■ ■ ■ n e i i t wouldn't write asaafetida and Honeyw. , nd~ Mr». King of Missouri ftinkle for five centa."~Evyybody'a. .“ ‘.nlred In the city "and trill Sinford their * home. Mr. Pager •Hanging aad Painting will be associated with J. R. Thousand^ of newf samples of wal paper for you to eelecf from. Sam­ SS,n in the cattle business. fhnsf FU nta, Nov. 14.' *l ' 0 0 p *J ples will he brought to yqur door Vdrtd. Mrs. S.B ..W ight.- 2tf-tf upon request. I also do decorating apd pointing as It should be. done, f r t t t r v e your corn, kill the weevil ■ S te d thk people by treating your F. W. Tempcrton, 108 Palmetto U i with Di-Salphldc. We have U A v*„ onV'door from First street.. ' v . 96-tf * [{Pale. The L, Allen Seed .Co., " ■ TBS 1> . HERALD ■ ■ ■ ■ 2TV*S DOM AIN j * HAPPENINGS GP IN T E R E ST IN A N D + AR O U N D SANFORD M n . Norms Klat MeUofhUn, Sm UI Editor. Anroa* iisvlat miMto, ptHln or snjrsrtW* lor this column. It would bo opprocUlod It they Would (tlcpbono 870J .t Prizea will be riven! flrmrl. miislr •nd refreshments ere promised. *A large crowd is expected to be pres­ ent. • - r - - - 1 *' 4 V ;‘ *-’ I I I -_T-r|—r njrmrirT Mra. John Bennett and smatl eon have returned from a trip to Vir­ ginia. * I 'U Mr, and Mra. Clifford Downing are receiving congratulation* on tk* arrival of a An? son. . n I I I Erminia Houser spont )*%t week with friends in Jacksonville. J . I l l ’ ■*t"Mra. R. E;-^Tola:t'4otu*ficd Sunday ifight from Jacksonville,. *(|l acBMl T S . not the name o f one particu­ lar kind o f shirt. It- is’ the name o f .a shirt system that iroduces shirts o f C'yery material, for evO^ipurpose o f qualiy dresi/ •f* good; * ' Kewpfe Danet were most. delightfully entertained It will be' a long time before tho on Saturday evening by Mary Eliza­ dance given by the .Kewples at the beth and Camilla Puleaton, assisted Hotel Carnes Friday evening will be by som e'of their grown up friends! forgotten, not only b^ the gfbijp of The porch waa decorgted with happy gtrla and boys dancing but-by Spanish moss and Jack o' .lgnterns, all present. Nothing prettldr has all decorations .being the w ork'of a over been 'aeen In Sanford. committee'of Juniors. ; *i.. The dining room which has’ re­ The gucita were alt in niw|ucrndt! cently been done over was most ar­ costume, ghosts, downs! Fqpfotrial tistically decorated in yellow daisies, tpaids, Indians, Red Riding Jlto6ds, Felix Frank la back after , a sum­ moss and pumpkink, Tho Ualioween Spanish dancers, .sailor boys, etc., mer .spent in Georgia, the Carolina* Idea was everywhere. A huge Jack o’. being represented. * and New York. *. * ' .lantern furnished th f moonlight for When all had arrived t.Hey were ‘ I ‘I ? 1 " each extra dance. About eleven led in a grand march b y ; Mrs. PuRoy Chittenden la homo on a-furo’clock "Qver There" was played leston and Mrs. R. A. Newman and lough. We are all glad.to see him. and the boys and girls threw ribbon made'a pretty picture as they march­ |!very mother these deye has‘an in­ .' $ 1 ,5 0 a n d mare ■*^3 confetti .until the room looked tike a ed over the- lawn,: ,'.Tl}«y marched terest 'in every boy who is serving -* i " r ■tHATf . 2 (Wtp rainbow. .* Import^pf Club Notice ' ’ dowq, -First ktfoot' ifid- vlsiteil the his country. 1 .iVrji P*My Plants, Nov, 14, 11.00'per : Through error the date mentioned '*uiral Punch was served by Miss Glsdya picture shows, .Ihfs‘time led by Mrs. ’ ' I t t ' ' Mra. S. B, Wight. 20-tf for the meeting of the home cconom- Field. Mra. George Speer has aa her R. C. Maxwell and Misa May Mr*. Elisabeth' Coleman will ar- ic»<committpe .wps that of next Wedguest her sister, Mrs: A. A. Holmes j Prizes were given- for the fn ^ t Thrasher. j „ |s the city today from her home day, the 31st, when it should have beautiful costumes, Miss Sterling, Punch and cakes were Served on of Now York city. f h Ridt**»V< 3- C,, to *!'• atiest been Wedneaday, Nov. 7th. Pieue Miss Forll and' Mr. Caldwell were the porch and many games, includ­ . . I t.t . Mr dsughtcr, Mm. C. O. Chari** bear this in mind and be there at 2 'the Judges. .Miss Clara Phillips of Sanford ia ing fortune telling amused the young visiting Mrs. E. E. Ponloy, 101 N. [’aid will make Sanford her home dur- o'clock ‘ sharp. " . Miss Frances Chappell won the guests until time to go homo. I'fig the winter. • ladles' prize, .a bouquet of roses. ’ .She Other ladies assisting were Mrs. .Oraqgc avenue for a few days.— was .dressed ns •Folly in a. dainty D.,L. Thrasher and Mra. Arrington. Orlando.-‘,Jteporter-Star. ’ Parry Plsnta, Nov. 14, $1.00 per -j Notice *.•! 1 1 ! f iiadrtd. Mm. S^TL Wight.-'. 20-tf •The registration book of-'the city pink-and green costume, trimmed Dr. and Mrs.. Brownlee also came in Mrs. S. J. Carnes returned Mon­ with iiclls. for a short* call. -The Juniors all reCo to Mobley ST drug store for of Sanford, Fit., is now open and day afternoon, after spending the Mr. G: W. Spencer won-the gen- P°r* a ■*: [ y|sr school books. . * hone 294. 2-tfp will bt* kept open from 9 a. m. to 12 summer In Tennessee. tleman's prize, a package of chewing*;' • , '.«Vt' i I. • * . • l Mr. and Mm. Sandy Anderson m. and from 2 p. m. to & p. m., from t J . birthday Party . . [im rtturned home after.nn extenth- Oict. 16, 1917 to Nov. 16, 1917, at gunr, life savers and cigarettes tied I. '. ■Tthe many trienda of M r.'W . C. the clerk's office, city hail. together. His. costumo was very! The Senior Christlsn Endeavor ! *d Tiiit to the following'* Jtie*: Cin* handsome. It cniqo from the Rus- Society or the Presbyterian church IUU ftrjij w£,(deUghted to know he ' . J. C. Roberts, |fjuiti, Ohio, Marietta,. Ohio, sian court, and was-made of velvet celebrated the 88th birthday of one was able to *bV carried home ycater-. City Clerk. rTwnptown, New York, Lock port, day. j • •* lG-T.uoa-ttc heavily embroidered. . Vpf their best loved and* most nctlve gtv Vork, PHtaburg, Berkeley Mr. Joe Douglass of Kissimmee Misa May Thrasher was jovely'ns members. Dr. nouchclle,' on Friday Uprinp. W. Va., Hancock, Md. was tho guest of Mr.-hnd Mrs. E. A.. Spring. She led the grand march, evening after their regular meeting, ( Mrs. Anderion had an operation, for Guns for Home Gunrds Do/iglnss for several days. with Mr. Ed. Betts. -The party was a surprise to Dr. gfpgd&tU while in Pittsburg which The gups'and ammunition for the Miss Virginia Brady was most at- Bouchcllo and. he enjoyed 4t Iml«ti luccwful and the is recovering Euatis Home Guards were received fiss -Adelaide -Higgins has return­ j piensely. [ino the Mm?. Mf.: Anderson, who last week. Already two drills hay<r traqtivd ns Fluffy Ruffies. ed* from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Miss Elizabeth StnfTord nit BoMrs. Brownlee in a short and See, Window Display of Both b with F. F. Dutton * of this city been had with the guns, which .are Harry N. Dickson In Orlando. f asde the trip to study the markets Wfnchcater, each carrying thirteen Peep would never lose her sheep, she |plcnBinff speech presented Dr. Bou•*' I I I- ' wns too bewitching. |cholic with u beautiful, bouquet of 'ltd shipping methods. loaded shells, 38-calibre. Mr?. Minnrik has returned home Miss Fern Ward and Miss Ruth rc_es in bqhalf-of the society. I Fin* ipedmens Alocaaia Odora, First Lieutenant I. N. Kennedy is McDaniel v r e both fine ns ColumAfterwards all those present were after ni very delightful visit to her T$l.C0escb. Mrs. S. B. Wight, 20 tf justly proud of hia company of thirty biu. , invited upstairs to the church p&r- mother, in Bradentown. * Eiptmlvc Hemstitching Machine two guardsmen, Sergeants - J 1. W. . IM MUs Florence Henry ns Pierrette ior„ which had been decorated for • , — ajt — .. j jut installed at the mlllinc’ry shop Child’s, and1 Stuart McCormick arc was adorable. Mr. and Mrs. William Bothamly. ’ , the occasion with cut flowers and proficient in the tactics while Lioiit. Id Mn. H. L. Duhart. Ladies o( CVn Miss Dorothy Humph wore a lovc- moss. . * * spent’ the week end In Orlando. Sanford are Invited ,'to call and ace Kennedy is u graduate, ef the old ly Turkish costume. k M I ' A forfeit game nnd a marshmallow b |this nithine in operation., Fourth military neademy at Bartow,* of Mr. F. A. Sehumpert is shaking Miss Helen Peck was Very‘ sweet contest were lw-> most amusing fea­ which Gen. Laws was president. as an old fashioned girl. [sad Siniord Ave. .. 13-tf tures .of the entertainment that fol­ hunds with uld friends in Sanford Therefore the men are under the The .Haberdasher ’ •Hibiscus, ill varieties, $1,50 doten. Miss Agnes Dumas looked tho lowed. •• , this week. • He is the guest of Mr. training of Officers Kennedy, Mc­ and Mra. G. 1). Bishop. MtvS. fi. Wight. 20-tf colonial dame from' tho top of her Delicious hot chocolate and. wa­ 1 * .'w . Cormick and Childs,- receiving A1 little powdered head ti) the buckles ■ T.*u l i t fers were served by the members, of Hob. Chrii. .Codrington, editor of instruction. ‘ Witness my ‘'hnnii "nnd.Hal of o f - , When their, uniforms on her dainty feet. Co. ‘ C, resisted by the Social Com­ r. G4orge A7 DeCottes is expect­ flee' this the 2flth day 'o f. Ciitobcr, 1/tW DtLind, News, accompanied by come the-boys will give to Eustis a *• • , . ed homi/ frjpm New York today. la nephew, Theodore Codrington real military aspect every Friday ‘ Miss Muriel Harold and Agnes mittee. A. D. 1917. •7J ♦ ♦. Bothamly were very cute dames. .. * ; t .t l * «* ♦ [lid Mn. Codrington were in the d ty and •E. A. DOUGLASS, id Moridajr hlghta as they drill on Miss Frances *£onxiles made us Miss Gladys Field who has most The Auction Bridge was delight­ J l few houn yesterday afternoon and oUT;imooth cletn asphalt under Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co. ^ F r e n c h “maid*; fully entertained by Mrs. Pulciton successfully Ailed- the position aa I pld The Herald office an apprcci- Wpite Way lights.—Eustis Lake Re­ . By V. M. Douglaaa, D. C. • lat*d visit. Chrii. Codrington la not gion. Miss Helen IJtnd aws a. striking Monday afternoon.* The club prize clerk at the. Hotel Carnes left Mon­ F. R. C. Kocstcr, ■' - . |«ly m« of the betL-d titans. of old picture as the "Statue of Liberty." waa won by M^s. F. L. Miller and day for Jacksonville'to take a :busiSolicltcr for, Complaiaant. * '„ hYploala county but is orfe of the,beat Miss Ethel Henry Hn her pink the guest prize by Mra. Neal. They ness pours?. 20-Tura*5te Come In and. Hear the November rose costume looked , like the real were both pretty Japanese -flowor V- * W [ atvipiptr men in ‘the state.„ 'M I Tho many friends of.M rs. Ilazcl- In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judl. T*"-.; *. '.*' • Records vases. Those present were "Airs; Dibiicui for hedgerows. . Mm. S. .e No. .6768—Anchors Saving March American Beauty. ton of Sllycr Lake will rogret to * clai Circuit, ln( and for.Seminole -Miss Fannie Rcbn Munson and Houshnldcr, Mn.* Bower; Mrs. New­ |B. Wight. , ' 20-tf learn Ahat she broke her arm Satur­ ■>'No. 2344—Secret of Home Sweet man, Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Roumlltat, County. Florida. In Chancery Miss Junie Stiimon wore *stunning , *» day while cranking her car, '• F. A. Sehumpert it in the dty a • - ' ' . . X■ Fannie Frasier, Joine'd.' Mrs. Watson,Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Gonevening gowns. No. ..2357—rBattle Cry of Free­ [fit dip, the guest .of his daughter, by her Jtusband, I. F. . V -' *I M • ' ■ Isaac Kanner and Alfrod Robson sales, Mr*. Miller, Mra. Bishop, Mn. 0. D. Bishop. ■Mir. $chiinlp4rt dom Bill for Mrs. Galloway, Mra. Connelly, Mra y Mra. Claude Howard and Riehard Frazier Made Ane Uncle S^ma. . . Howard apend the'week end with No. 2354—Departure American . Robert Conndr, Hawkins and Wal­ hlcLaughlin and MIsi Puleaton. jk i foimer ritiaan of Sanforii hnd va. * f .Partition Mra. Eugene Roumillat. ' * * nMwgjr friend* were glad ter aw Troop* for France. .■ . W.. C. Steward, Geneva _ - ’ w• " ' l l t '- ' ter Connelly looked fierce aa Turks. / No. 28^6—I’ ve Got the Nicest He is with the egriculJ' I I I Thomas and husband, . Elizabeth and Camilla PuLeo Feck waa a farrp boy. I'W dmioptnent- . dcpsrtment of Little Home In Dixie B. F. Thomas, Leola . entertained tho Junior Chria* Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Butt of OrEd. Betts was a sailor boy. No. 5989-*-Ca*tl(f Valse Clasaique r " Southern Railway with beadEndcaVor Saturday night at ando and Mr. May of Jacksonville Nixson and , husband, 1 • V. . Edmupd'Meiach looked Tight from , ifj^tlantii.., Vw. ' •/ Dance W. C. Nlzaoil;-. Ernestheir home. Aftcr all the fun pos­ were in Sanford Saturday. the Hippodrome. • No.- 2310—Hviniky. a t the Wedtine Steward, ' Charles , n t . Jack Leach, Harry Lewis and Mr. sible at home had bben indulged in i-All ich'ooi books will be'found 'at .dJng ' The card party for tho beneAt of Steward and 'Theresa ‘ the cl ildreri in thdr grotesque cos­ Koontx were clowns. , 5 ^ 7 ’* d' u* store. Also, full lino. No. 2385—Let's All Do Some* '. ' Hume Rumpt) was excellent as the tumes came down town, *ent throdgh the. Red Cross krill be given Nov. Stowsrd, Defendants.. . |* I»«>1 luppliee. . 2-tfc thlnr. '• 19-tf . "Court Jester." .both picture shows and hid a royal 15th at the Woman's Club. To W. C. Steward, Sanford Street, • ; Hsrdy Avacsdo Pear.; $3.00 each. Peoria, Illinois: ' I t .t Royal Kllntworth made a* dear good tim e., lta* 8; B. Wight.*. • 20-tf • Mrs. T. 4 . Neal will entertain tbe It appearing fron\ tho'nffidavit of * HUNTING LICENSE , . * i t : little girl. Every Week Bridge Club Thursday. A. K. Powers, aolicitov;fbr complain, lot Coc,lf,ne* formsrly of Dade Others aeen dancing were Biddie Mrs. Elder entertained *hcr Sun­ b“‘ recently engaged in Ohio 'Season Opens' Nov, 20th, 1917. Burdick, Mr, Caldwell from North day. school class Friday night, at the ants herein dtiiy filed/that, it ia the [»W some of the big deportment I, am now^prepared to issue hunt­ Carolina, Tom Brown and Fitxhugh homo of .Mrs. A. D. Zachary. About Parish House MasquerttH/ Dance belief of the affiant that W. C. Stew­ The usual dsnee will take place at ard is a resident of n state other t£ \ U ",ow * ith hI« uncle, If. L. ing license for season opening Nov. Dale from Orlando. . twenty-Ave children were there. A the Fa;i*h . House* next . Thursday than the elate of Florida and that 1d hil M:re here and txi 20th. . I f you desire to hunt the l i t • Ash pond furnished lota of amuse­ evening. This one being a mas­ he Is.a resident of theetate of Illin­ 10 m»to Sanford ,his home. Arst. d a y s ‘ of the'season I suggest Tho birthday party given at tho ment. After exhausting every Hal­ that you come In now and secure hom e of Mrs. 8. O.- Chaaajn honor loween game and having a good.time querade, more than a good time is ois, residing at Sanford Street, In the l f l « Wl «,8,enc|trapher Room fi. being looked' forward to. These city of Peoria, Illinois and that W?10drufT Bldy.. Phone 271. your license-and thus avoid the rush of Mra. Peck, mother of Rev. A. S. generally fruit punch and cake were K. dances have proved to be more than there la no person in the state of " lJw-Po»r*n. • .........................3_U of the last two* or three days. Peck waa thoroughly enjoyed by served. . . ,• ' . a success, not only to Sanford but Florida tho' service of a subpoena Z E. F.TtOUSHOLDER; " every one fortunate enough* to be t i t ^iIb*’ ^e:ni and C:nrmentaia to our surrounding counties. The upon whom would bind 'the de­ County Judge. present. Mrs. Peck, Mrs, Chase, A lovely Halloween party waa muiic-wiil be furnished by a Ave' fendant and affiant further says that Uk,n by Mra. S. B. Wight. Mrs. Stringfellow and Mrs. ' Alec 20-2 tp ' > given by the K. C.'s Saturday at the . 20-tf Vaughan received the guests. The homo of Mra. Zob Ratliff. .The piece orchestra. Good Aoor and re­ he believes the age' of defendant to ' * '* ■ left today for Jackfreshments awaiting every on*. Un­ be more than twenty-one yean.* Two loads of peanuts on tho vine* house was beautifully , decorated. 2 ? -*h” e he will Join Mn; were hauled info Live Oak recently Mr*. Vaughan read a very interest­ house was decorated In pumpkina der the management of the Parish You are therefore ordered to ap? 20-1 tc ' pear to the bill on Monday, 3rd day T *, J°iether they will visit and the new peanut picker was put ing paper and Mrs. ^Takach sang and'an abundance cf yellow Sowers House Club. and looked most attractive. The » Pensacola for a few days of December, A. D. 1917, the eaipo into operation on the streets to give two mother song* in honor of Mra. girls and boya were In Jincy dress. " Warning to Sanford for the being a rule day In this court. the«farmers an idea of how the ma­ Peck: "The Daughter" by Ffiy G, W. Spencer won thei prize tor the It la further ordered that thia no­ chine works. This ia the Arat peanut Foster and "The Ideal Garden" by handsomeat costume. The girls be­ In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Flor­ tice be published for- four consecu- . ' Hw R*vUr,* W,' ter>■t*te president picker ever brought into thh county. Carrie Jacob Bond. War time re­ longing to thts dub are Lillie Ruth ida. In Chancery tlve weeks in the 8anfortl Herald, a Mr. r k°h WM th® i u « t The purpose of the demonstration freshments, a cup or tea and oatmeal Spencer, Cerolin’p Spencer, Esther Bertha Frtitier Speer while |n at- waa to Induce farmers to save their cookies were served, the young ma­ newspaper published In Seminole Miller, Sarali Wight and Mollie v*.. . - Citation county, Florida. , _ l^e ^^trict convention own peanut seed. More. tb*fl eight trons of St. Agnes Guild assisted. Abernathy. Hanry Frazier,, ' , She left .Wedneaday thousand buaheli of seed wore Witness E. A. Douglass, clerk of Mra. Peck was presented with a set t i t To Henry Fraxier,.Youngstown, Ohio Circuit. Court and the soil of said , r “* *or Orlando. brought into this county from North of beautiful towels by the ladies. A very lovely wedding took piece It is hereby ordered that you a'p- court on this the, 80th day' of Octo- * Each guest carried .a small offering UiWABWlliM *“ d lemlly havb rt- Carolina tbis spring. • * ’) Sunday evening at the,home of Mr. pear to the bill of epraplalnt filed ber, A. D .1917. to be sent In the name of the Holy •C u T i hert fr6^ny Concord, ' ----------- -— — W. W. Long. Mies Eunice B. Peto herein against yauHn the above .en­ (seal; E. A. DOUGLASS, Itk u.. necepted a position Nashville, Tenn,, which is "bone Cross Parish , to the great united of­ and Mr. Cooper W. Godwin were the titled cause on the 8rd day of De­ A. K. Poweya. Clerk. ^McCuller Grocery C o ; ' , dry," Has $50,000 worth of contra­ fering of all. the women of the whole Interesting parties. The.living room cember, A. D. 1917, and the Sanfob*; Episcopal church of America.. * , Solicitor for Complainant. *• . • waa beautifully decorated in cut Herald is designated as the news­ • 20- tuea -8te B h ’ £ t ? p * rep*lr* WPE made band boose stored in the death ceil ~ t i t ' It , 2 2 ^ “ lr* being push- In the‘ county jail, and old soaks’ of Aowers and potted plants. Rev. J. . Junior .Haliopitn Party •• V F. McKinnon officiated. The bride paper id which this order ahtTi be that city are wondering if a 'death “‘ flffmn ?n lnd. W,U mak®.» The Junior Chmtian Endeavor waa gowned in ' an exquisite- white publiabied once a week for! four con­ 1,fc* coml W ? thl* popu!®*' hot el aehtence wouldn't ,be a blessing in beaming winter aeuon. Society of the Preebyterian church crepe de chine and was a vision of secutive week*. disguise, lovtlinesa. She ia the efficient book­ keeper for the. Fernald Hardware »S««— »» Co. .Mr. Goodwin is connected with the. Clyde Line. The beat wishes of ijtfj many friends for m life of happiness » r is 'thelra. . ‘ , r A Beautiful Assortment embracing the * I I I *....* Latest Shapes and Colors in Trimmed ** Mi*. KounU . and Mr.* Busby of Hats, :: :: * 'f. New Smyrna were in Sanford Friday. ififyaiL*, •«* I l l S aU 8 / o e < • Gu n * :-.r' . A ■iffi - r a V SMlt, FarfrA / / ohm &tatqutrad$ Donre ,. . _ *' * _________ '°ME O F be ji miaquarade dan?* kNTJT / & MARX C >u i f 1.. 1 <*-■*< it n i .. SHIRTS and . COLLARS. B. L. PERKINS Want Ads Bring Results SHIRTS R EG A L SHOES Sport Hats, Fplts & V elvets Shoe & Ctothing Co. Ton r WH ■ - �« * i Usewn " M !i . Fourttenth Dlylatott-Mlmourt,jCst* BOYS IN KHAKI ■I —1■"** • Directions for Sending.Mail to Men in Service of United • "States. _ WHERECAMPS ARELOCATED Distribution of Men In thr National Qumrd amt the National Army by 8tat**—Offleers* Train* Ing Camp. . Washington.—Mail for soldiers of ‘ •prospective officers In training should be addressed as follows: jo iiN s u r r a . • Company X.,------Regiment, American-Expeditionary Forces. JOHN 8MITII, Company X, B. O. T. C. . (Camp In which training) ,' (Town end state; location camp) JOHN SMITH. . Company X , ----- Regiment, * (Name N. 0. Concentration Camp) (Town and State). JOHN SMITH, Company X, — r Regiment, (Name N. A. Concentration Comp) . (Town and State). Mall for the expeditionary forces will be forwarded by tho government with the above address, which will bo •*-■ all that la required In view of the en­ forced policy of maintaining tho- aocrecy’ o f tho camp.location la France. • The porentbeala obpvo denoted may be filled In by the following schedule: NATIONAL ARMY CONCENTRA­ TION CAMPS. A00RE83 AND TROOPS AT 8TATI0N. ----------------------Northeastern Department — :<— Camp Devon*, Ayer, Mass. First Division—Maine, Now Hamp­ shire. Vermont,. Massachusetts,, Rhode Inland, Connecticut , / Eastern DepsrtmenL i Camp Meade, Annapolis Junction, Md. Fourth Division—Southern Penn-, aylvanla. Camp Lw, Petersburg. Va. Fifth Division—New Jersey, Vir­ ginia. Maryland, Delaware, District o f Colombia. Gamp Dlx, WrlgbUjtown, N. J. K ThIM Division—New York State, Northern Pennsylvania. ’ Camp .Upton, Yopnnnk (LTT.D N. Y. . ^ Second Division—Metropolitan Dlsv JufT .txictof New Y o r k ! ' . / , *7" 8outhe*item Department ♦ » r*-- ,(V»"p- Gordon, Chnmbtbo,, Oa. (near Since tfr» beginning of the IQlfi iOQ. Covde*kfe,.bos pitched - eight • Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, B. CL1 • PRAISE JBNNINQS FOR games against the Mackmeh and won • MOST GRACIOUS ACT • Sixth Division—New; York, Camp McArthur, Waco,-Tex. ,* There Is no reason why «thlcs a Eleventh Division—Michigan, Wis­ • 2 should not prevail in tba base- 2 consin. V , . • ball profession as well as In all Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Tex. ' ! Fifteenth. Division—Texas, Okla- 5 others,Trot rarely ever has m ch J —— • courtesy been shown ns was dls- • horns. 2 played by Manager Hugh JenZ RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING • nlngs In a recent game between^ J ~ ' CAMPS -<R. O. T.'C.) * Befvolr, Va. (via Washington, D. C. 2 Detroit nnd Cleveland, when ho • • graciously allowed Til* Speaker, 2 and boat). Fort .Benjamin narrison, Indianapolis, • who lind retired-on account of an • 2 Injury, to reHsnter the game after 2 lod. • Z one Inning. This kind of an act • Deon Springs, Tex. (Exp, Doeme). Fort’ Logan H. Root*. Little Rock, Ark. • la only too rare among managers, 2 • probably Tor tho reason that If • (P. 0 , Argents, Ark.) Madison Barracks, Backctf Harbor, 2. It were made a regular1!feature 2 • It would be abased, but anyway • N. Y. Fort McPberaon, Georgia. (Exp, and 2 the magnanimity .of the Tiger 2 • . manager inost.be commended. * TeL, Atlanta, Oa.) Fort Meyer, Virginia, (Exp, Waahlng- fM S IlM S S S M S M S S S S S S S S s I * ton, D. 0.). ‘ Fort Niagara,' Youngstown, N. Y. (Exp. Toutad as Coming Star. Lewiston, Nj Y.). f: Young Jackson, the Pirate* rookie Fort Oglethorpe, Dodge, Oa, (Exit, outfielder, hit safety In hla first seven RoaavtUa). games with the big leaguers. Jackson Plattaburg Barracks, Plattxburg, N. Y. Is touted a coming star of the big Fort Riley, Kansas. show. San Fnndtco, Presidio of, San Trandico, Cal. Speedy'Base Stsaleri. ' ' V < Fort Sheridan, Hllnola. Speaker, Roth and Chnpman of th« Harry Covalaakla. Fort SnelUng, Minnesota (Exp, Man- Cleveland American league nine tnaM every one of-them. He has been the dots, Minn.). a speedy trio of base stealera. most successful of all Detroit hurlers -against Connie Mack’s team and'one For •convenience of*our readers In nf the roo*^'successful pitchers'In the addressing members of thVarlatton training unit* wo append the,follow- HAS GOAT OF ATHLETICS league against the Philadelphia cfch •?!*' -• Ing. Tbo address In Its entirety .may bo-m(£lc1cd .on the.form given In tho Most Successful of Tlgsr Pitchers 8avlng His Fesllngs. first paragraph. Against Mack's Msn. AERO TRAINING 8TATrON8. Connie Muck Is probably thanking * I.nvern hod a favorite plate, from Avia, Near Belleville, 111.: Columbus, his stars that there In but one Harry which .she always liked to eat. One Ohio, Wilbur Wright Field; Dayton, Covelesklo In thp American league. Jf day her father accidentally broke Itl Ohio; .Easlngton, Pa.; Hampton, Va. every club had a Ilnrry Coveleskle the He had to tell the bad nows to his Langley's Field; Mlncoln, (1*1.), N. Y .; Athletics would fall through tin* bot­ little daughter, nnd wns no penitent Mt. Clemens, Mich, Belfridge Field; tom of the .Irnguo. and sink Into ob­ that her love for the plate wns overPensacola, Flo. (P.’ O , Warrington); livion. because “CuvOy" has'their gnat phndowrd by sorrow for him. nnd she said: “Oh. that’s nil.right, papa. I wns Itantoul, III, Chnnutc Field; Bun An­ tied up In n nnck. going to brrnk that nivself yesterday." tonio, Texas; San -Diego, Cal, North Island. ARMY BALLOON SCHOOL. Fort Omaha, Neb. (P. O, Tel. and Exp, Omaha, Neb.). .* . z SQUIRRELS HAVE WAR CROP When Qreen Peanuts Were Given Them In Madieon They Planted _ Them, -. Madison, WIs.—The squirrels In tho cnpltol park evidently knew It wns necessary to grow h wnr crop this year. Last spring someone gave the squirrels green pennuls—not -the tine, hor-rpasted peanut* they like. Djd they cat themt Not on your life. They had been listening to all that flood of oratory thnt camq from ' the open legislative yr|nd6vrs about the no? cytialty of a Intge.-war crop; how pi-oplf might, starve for'Iack of food,, nnd ihe Tiki’/-:' So they planted those.green _____ •/•> Atlanta). . - -penhufi* •. - ' 'j *ij :■ ••••• . I y-Jl" .. Now Superintendent af;t!uhllc Prop-, StL ‘ V’^ .• « ■*■ /Seventh Division — Oe^^gts, . Alaerty M.' F. 'fllumenfeld/lt- exhibiting ‘ U. • baroa, Florida. . •/ ’ the.fine fcrppbf pennuts grnwn< In-ihe Camp Jackson, Columbia,'SMI'-1”' .Capitol pork from truls planted by tho Sixth Division—Tennessee,'Nor^h squirrel* (> * CWrotlna, South Carolina. -TTT Damp Pike. Little Rock, Ark.' \ " * ***‘ L i - >— ■" Twelfth- Division—Arkgnsai;; Jfoula* tana, Mississippi.,' \ QUEEN ■ $ ,. SPAIN ANO SON J ' Central Department V 1 Camp jCuster, Battle jCreek, Mich. ' Tenth 'Division—Michigan, Wlscon* „ .wr.y-i’w f c , <: v . ' ; • %Ctmp Sherman, ChUllcothe, Ohio. " r :V ‘ Eighth ‘ DlvIsion-r-Ohlo, Wait. Vlrv— :--J gtnla. . • • v •Vi Camp Dodge, pes Moines, Iowa. b i\_ v ••! Thirteenth Division r-Minnesota; * " ...loWafV'. Nebraska, North/ Dakota,' V. South Dakota. vjf*/-. .v . ./<Jamp Taylor, Louisville, Ky. r . Y Lw r Ninth Division—Indiana, KenluCky.^ r . > Camp Fungton. Fort Riley, Kan.-' Fourteenth Division—Kansas;" Mla-. h.v % ’ aourt. Coloreds - ' •; : Camp,Grant, Rockford, BL . ' Klcvehtb D^vUlon—Hllnola. <2i?. 8outh«m D^grtmant '}•}. .. Camp Travis, Fort Sam Hotudon, Tex. Fifteenth Division—Texas, Aritona. • New Mexico. Western DspartmenL Gamp Lewis, American Lkke, Wash. ; ,, Sixteenth Division — Washington. Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming. California, Nevada, Utah. NATIONAL QUARb CONCENTRA­ TION CAMPS ADDRESS AND Queen .Victoria ^of Spain hj, been TR00P8 AT STATION, spending a grert EeaJ of tlmtf rtha t• Camp neaurpgnrd, Alcxondrio, Ln. summer resortwf w m Sardiherp m m m m ^*r Eighteenth Division—Loulslann, Ml*- Children, who, ‘ Ilike III oil youngsters of their age, heartily enjpyed,the oppor­ p.. ataalppl, Arkansas. tunity to romp on. the sands, wade Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ain. Eighth Division—New Jersey, Vir­ and swim In the water. The photo ginia, Maryland. Delaware, District allows her with one of her sons, little Prince Oontalo, on the sands. The . of Columbia. ygung prince Is dressed ready for n‘ Camp Hancock, Augusta, Oa• dip. This photo Is the jnost recent Seventh Division—Fennsylvanla. taken of the queen and has Just' Ar­ Camp Green, Charlotte, N. C. I Firth. Division—Maine, New'narop- rived in this country. The king of ahlre, Vermont, Mnssocbusetta. Con­ Spain la often montloucd as a possi­ ble peace’ maker. / nect! cuL Rhode Island. ■ ■ -■ 0*mp Cody. Demlng. N, M. \ Throw* Away.Manglsd.Vm. Thirteenth Division — Minnesota, Martins Ferry, . O.—HI* arm almost Iowa. Nebraska, North Dakota, severed by f'a train, H. Armstrong of South Dakota. Butler,Pa.',’remarked thatU.warxf ho Camp Sevier, Greenville, B. CL . Ninth Division—Tennessee, Nbrth use to him, and, tearing loose the silv­ er of flesh' that was holding ,It, threw Carolina. . t^e'-arto vlfitd the weeds "besldo', the Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg, Mlsf. Seventeenth Division—Indiana, Ken­ Cleveland . and Tlttahhrgh;’ rallroud tucky. ; tracks at .Bridgeport the; other day. Camp Logan, Houston, Tex . • ■;' The accident occurred in Kirkwood, Twelfth Dlvlaloo—Rllnola. / . =./•. Arhutrohg.waa struck by a tpln arid .when‘ found by pedcatrUns wga cov­ ‘ Camp Wheeler, Macon, Qa; Tenth .Dtvhrioo-rGeorgta,. Alabama, ered with blood. He was taken to the. Martins Ferry hospital. • , 7 ~.-r Florida. • Camp Kearney, Linda Vista, 0*L7vVt No Frill* <n rttr pvtr^lfiL * . Nineteenth Division — Oallforpla, Utah. Arttooa, Nevada, Colorado, ■VjLoganfpqrt, fnd.—The first-Women employee; st the rallroad.shops to den I Naw Mexico. ' 'Camp Sheridan, Mohfgdmcry, A la .. ’•/ b?eralis st'h er work Is Mlss Mary Slxfeentb Division—()hlo, Wert Vie- Johnson, who le employed In tbs OIL u room.. Therk ora no frills on ths'evert1* finis. • alls, .#• they are regular blue ones . Osmp FreraonL Alto, CaL Twentieth*’ Division —1 Washington, with white stripes. Mias Johnson says, the overalls are mors comfortable than e will continue to And th*a.. 7 * Ouap Dnolphan, Fort BUI, Okla. 7 . A".: aw r» *— • • • s v f ( . f ■^ V w *^ I*U 4* f ¥ l j ? SPECIAL TO T h e season F a n n Im i * ’.CormlckjHH|9PM___________ _____ _, . . . . ....___ Hand Tools, Planet Jr-' M cW horter Fertilizer Diatributers and. Steven Farm Sowers. . ‘ ' , . • We want your business and guarantee you service. THE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY . - . - t » • - - • vi . *.; * vjt | V-Jis-.r-. .- ..- I ;’ve Bottled Up the Pirates of Business The business world has Its pirate*, as unscrupulous ig the marauders of the Sea. They a n the makers of Imitations and.subetitute* for standard products. They have lmltated the appearance of ' ’ ' ' * *, but they have failed to imitate Ita delidouxncsa. They have Imitated Cocm-Cota** advertlilng, but the tmlta-* tion does not ring true. Theyhave Imitated the Coca-Cola bottle and label—just as far as the law would allow.. ' Note the name Coca-Cola blown into the bottle. Fix the picture in your mind. It i* your aura protection against imitation* and substitutes.' In future, accept no bottled beverage as genuine Coca-Cola •unless It comes in this bottle. • , . . Sanford Coca-Cola Bottling Co.' SANFORD, -pH O ftE 21 FLORIDA KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD W ANT COLUMI T V . b ■ faralatUa •( ■ l»o -p « (r *d,•V(iWWMlt rublUbfd bjr (b* Uurrou(k. Addla( M k U n Is Ike OrUbrr In k at (r* l«rl>| the F. P. Di IIm , Inf., nnd It. »»e • f Hur■»u|b* UoohVee.ini fqui.m tn t. V f- 1 V.t Machine Methods - i: i ■ Customers . -Handling ovar a niillion crate* and hampers of fruits and vegetables that find tljelr destination In all corners of the United States and Canada was the lexrd established last year in our business of supplying Nortb-Ameriean market* with choice Florida-Grown produce. And thGi great volume of trade was'.carried On with * Minimum of delay and with sallufnrtlnn to oir cuvtomers, ■ rc^ ..n FLORIDA • r'J *- : ' : j ’i �y lE K lO A N S IE . N O W NEED f N - T H E —H G H T TOBACCO Jf Suppose you wcjc IH ~France todiy; pefhxpj’io the midst of a crowd .<4 street alone; no ncqunintanc? tmont all these strange'folks; shut «S to a largi' measure from real aotUI i'ntercouree with thqm by a lack (I knowledge of the language. . Suddenly around the corner, come two young fellows'in t ho ‘ trim, busi­ nesslike Khaki uniform of*tthe army of your own country. • * Give clear, perma­ nent copies. Will hot smut, dry out,'or fill the fame. •' ?tar Brand Non-Filling Tjrpew riter Riboona are ‘guaranteed’ to give 75,000 im­ pressions of the letters “ a” or “ e” without clog g in g so as to show on the paper. TttE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PHONE 146 AND Yeu'can without niuch strain of your Imagination realise just such a situation. Tho JFlag la th e com m an cter-lnchlef o f A m e rica ’s A r m y a n cl N a v y . When it. p a sses th e p re sid e n t o f th e United States m u st b a re h is head* for it ia T h e F la g o n ly w h ic h ra n h s him in au th ority. The S e rv ice reveres^ T h e Flag. The m en a re ta u gh t th at it. rep re­ sents all that th e re is in d u ty , loy a lty and patriotism . It is their.first th ou gh t in battle a s it is in p e a c e .... v E v e r y d a y in th e y e a r is F lag’ D ay in th e A r m y a n d N a v y . • A so ld ie r quifchJy learns* to lo v e The Flag. Jt b e c o m e s to h im th e sign o f all things, w o rth y . T h e spirit o f th© A rm y , is a g a in s t e v e r y t h in g that is n o t A m erica n .., Patriotism is taught in th e s e r v ic e a s 'i t is n o t taught elsew h ere) a n d th e re is n o preach in g d o n e . . N o m an , n o mi&tter w h e r e h e com es from , c a n g o o n d a y a fter d a y with th e Stars a n d Stripes a s the cen ter o f £01 th in gs w ith ou t getting devotion into h is being* • Tho F lag re p re se n ts th e ideals p f a people. W h en sta n d a rd s o r e d e ­ based T h e F lag su ffers. A n in glorious nation p a n n e t h a v e a. g loriou s flag. SANFORD, FLOUDA .— K ray day conld not hare Ms full alldUqrnt of kanahlrie., Which would hho choose? Either was pieaging' to the-crr.—Thcn-cnmc n ddy- when thr wind blew hard—o draft from ope end of the country to the other. , . One ofithe sprouts withered from the biting blast. - The other thrlvod and grew as though It had been blessed with, continual nqnahtriy. Now XIaael Ig happy. Iter ^olce.hap Jl«n made. you come ffbmi you’d try to dis­ cover some acquaintances; or com­ mon experiences.* And alter a law minutes suppose one of them said, “ Have you got anything to smoke?” What -would you do? You’d go the iimit. If you had clgani you’d hind tham over; or cigarettes, you’d say—"You bet 1 have;. good ‘ United States smokes; the kind you esn’t get in France. You fellows are-welcome to what J have; and if you’ll comq to my hotel, I’ll alvn I'll give vnn you mnrd more.”>v ' Under ordinary circumstances you couldn't do it; the French customs office wouldn’ t let you bring In a lot of American smokes. Rut you esn do just that without going to France, You can send one qr fifty o f . o ur special smoke kits to our soldiers in Franco at 26 cents -e*ch. : Tho French Government admits these kits*duty free,* A postcard In each kit stamped'with ydur address on it ready to mall‘ will come back to the Sender of the kit. Keep Up or Catch Up. The ones who are always trying to catch up with some neglected task are Uktly to go to bed tired and, disap­ pointed. Keeping up .with our work ought not to be .too .hard for any of ys. If wo nro well and strong. But catching up with work. Is a different matter.—Exchange. . , • .Idleness; "Idleness la the .badge of gentry and the bane of body and mind, the nurse of naughtiness, the, stepmother of dis­ cipline i tho chief author o f all mis­ chief, onto of-the sevcn'dondly sine, the cushion upon which the devil chiefly, reposes.”—Robert Burton. The lldrald haa other things to send the soldier boys and more cam­ paigns for their comfort will bo wag­ ed soon. Wo want do send them jellies and comfort kits, etc,, And the campaign fer tobacco wili’ closo the last of November so send In your 26 cents right away. Thu 'people have responded .nobly to the -fulK.fpl" to­ bacco for tho boys in Franco and the following letter ^from the American Tobacco Co., acknowledges receipt of first money*sent .to them and your tobacco box will soon be on Che wny to France: The Sanford Herald ’ Sarlforil, Fla.: Gentlemen—We aro in receipt of your check for $:14.50, covering col­ lections made by you on .account of the Soldiers' Tobacco v.Firttd for which we thank you. , We ‘congratulate you Upon the re­ sponse* made by your subscribers to tills [ui)il, which is’ certainly for a very worthy cause. YoUr order for l-'IS Soldiers' Kita lure been put through* nnd will re* ccivo our prompt attention. In this connection wg wish to Kay that should you need any further detailed information regarding this fund our Service Department is al­ ways at your command. Very rtj'iroelfully yours. The *Awi.brlc*tt Tobacco Cc„ • i • ' J. Faulkner. Step Watch. For timing wol-k the dial Of a Swiss stop watch carrion additional marks to\ Indicate at any point of elapsed time what tho corresponding output per hour would be. Cltr Aerie No. IBM very 2nd and 4th Tuesday • LEGAL. ADVERTISING 4 SANEORD LODGES 4 Otatrfe«l*M and an it Damaada agalaat •bareby aatUod aad Ulra* i i i d*mand» bctwe«v two young aprbute In Mr gar­ den of love. She. derired a hardy plant, one that would tbrtte In efiy eoR and under euy. coodltloua. - No shadow pi*f pravi-nc thr spfout selected from’ ! . ’. ’ Sanford Florida GEO. A. DECOTTES Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla LAWYER HUtT V. (XlUItT IIOI'HK Phones 143, 339-w HENRY M c L A U L I N JEWELER I MY SPECIALTIES PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STRRL1NG SILVER ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHEB P lum bing and Gas Fitting All Work RecciTce My Pereona Attention And Best Efforts Opposite City Hill Telephone Ne 2 f •-Sta > Km Window Flags, \for window or wind-shield, made oT peper, size 6x10 inches, each Flag stickers 1 l-4x3-4 inches. - - - - - - - 5c Put them on jour col lar, your belt or your hat band:- Use them on youi stationery. ' ROGERS'.PLATED, WARE seine right, title and interest in nnd to the property: Involved in this suit - as Portland, dfW M^lIftng tho high cost of living In e practical manner la tho ‘ Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial task essayed by the Portland Ad club, Circuit of the state of Florida, In and which Is conducting a fresh fish mar­ for Seminole county, on ibis the 20th ket here and selling sea food at cost. day of October, 1017. So popular Is tho market that the first (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, day It opened three tons of fish wero Clerk of Circuit Court of Seventh sold. * Judicial Circuit in and for Sem­ Sable-fish, groupers, ling, cod end inole vCounty, u u n v / i Florida. r iu u u i. ■melt ere*sold for five to seven cents corse A. DeCottcs. Solicitor and of Counsel for Com­ e' pound, while other flah markets plainant. 18-Tsm-18tc asking twelve tq twenty-cents for tho same kinds of fish. On the opening day a crowd of wom­ r t K aU la a t '. • en, with market’baskets, stood before In T h - o 'i n r * the doors welting for the first fish to Tu all Creditor*. L*»«t***,’ DbltlbtiUre and 1 Paraona bavins Claima or Datnaad* ataint t>e’ pieced on sale. From that: time ,W .aid Eauta: oh sales continued brisk, end the Ad. You, and oaab of yoy, ar* hrrvby notlBad and club,'co-operating .with the dty admin­ rt.ulred to preaant any claima and damaada which yog, ar *ltb*r otyaa, may bare acalaat istration, has under way a plan for a th* Mlat* Of Tbaodota Bcbaal d*cra**d, tats of permanent fish market where all kinds S*mlaela Cwtiaty, Ptortda, to tha uBdarelnad of sea' fobdVTTTfiirMRrhr actual coat. * The Ad club points ont that If people eat flahThe fishing Industry will: be promoted -and other fooda/capeblo of being shipped long distances will be released to help win thf war, *.. -^'<7 LAWYERS Sanford Lodge No 62, P. and A. M; Communication every first and third Thursdays at 7:00. Visiting brethren welgpmc. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW O. L. Taylor Secretary Practice In State and Federal Courts There/o c, you. E. C. Pnrkhurst and Sallie' Parkhurst and the unknown heirs, dniseei and g antees of the said E. C» Pnrkhurst and Sallie Tarkhunt, tmTali other parties clnirnin any right, title or interest In nnd to tho land hcreirvnhuve dcrcribcd aYc hhreby- ordered to aiipear to tho hill of complaint filed in this cause on or before - Monday, the BEAT HIGH^FOOD PRICES 4th day *of Fob uary, 1918, tho same being a rule day of.this court, end It*la Ad Club et Portland, Ore., Is Conduct­ fqrthcr onhrra - that - thb notice be ing Fresh .Fish Market, Sellpublished for twelve consecutive weeks Ing-at Cost In the Sanford Herald, a newspaper :; _ t ‘ Tawing,- i , < loHom o.OnkAro , * ot eiwls , an t t» any and all other Im tii*s calming nn intercet in.and to the following desc Ibed fcal estate, sit­ uated, lying nnd Jwing n h > city of Sanford,- County rf Seminole, slate of Florida, more partiiula ly. described ns - ■ Monroe tnapier >o. 15, It, A. M follows, to-wil: . Meets every second nnd fourth Thurs fro! 5. Block 8. Ter 7 nnd Lota -1 day In Masonlq Hall over the Impcria and 5 of iihek !>, Tier 8 of-SanfortL Theatre. Visiting companions welcome Florida, -nctording to E, R. TralTord's 0. L. Taylor C^J. Humph map of the city of Sanford, Us per pltt fr Scc'y . f High Priest thereof duiy recorded in plat hook “ It,” I'nge 111 of thf pulrlic retords o Or­ Seminole Cbapler Z, Order Eanlern Sia Afecta every first nnd third Tuesdnj ange county, Florida, of which the county of Seminole was formerly n part, In oach montn. Everyone »iio luis s'-er which.said plat has since‘the creation hii Star in the East.arc cordially invited of Seminole comity boon, duly t urs- to visit this chapter. Alice E Robbins, Scc'y cribcd.aml is now a flirt of the public record* of Seminole ctrunty, Florida The futniori! roundl n. of C. It appearing from the sworn hi 1 cf Mee'j tho 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., and the complaint filed in the case of Mnrtfq 4th Sunday 8 p. in., each month, at K. N. tjtone, ' idow s(d>- surviving iruslce of C. Hall, Oak Ave. ynder the will-ot (ico. N. Stone, di*C. L. Britt, Fin. Scc’y. ceaitii, Role •n Mary C1o\t , uii; married. Hoorio M. Dobbins and the Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Hank «d C immnrce and Trust CcmMeets focond nnd fourth Tuesdays. ]mny, a corporation ,d<iing husinns in NUitlng knights always welcome. the. state of California, tnistc-es of the •H. McLaulin • O. J. Miller estate of - Chnrlcs G. Gove. dccenacdh ■ U. and S. •_______t . <\ C. vs. E. C. i’nrkhurst mul Sallie PaikSanford Lodge No. 27,1. O. O. F.huml. wife of E. C. r a khtirnt, and lh* unknown In ire, devi-e* <, grunteos or Meets cv\*ry Monday evening at 7:30 GROW FAT ON WAR BREAD other claimants under the said E..C. in M. W. A.-Hall, PicoJBiock. AU vis­ Pur khurst and Snllie Park lit ret. and iting brothers cortHally inviti d, paMics claiming An intereit in and L. F. Roper J.‘ W. O. Singletary Men, Women' and Children Seen on at) to ot 5. Block 8. Tiir 7 nnd Ix‘)ls N. Gj_________ ’ R. Sec. • Streets Seem to Be Better. Nour­ 4 and 6 Illock !>, Tier 8, of the city o ished Than Ever. Gale Cily Pam? No. C. W. O. W, Sji(iford. Flo’ Ida. ncconilug to K.. R. Meets second and fourth Wednesdaj TralTord’s map of Sanford, Fin., as Ixondon.—1The’ English nppcnr ,to be tK-r plat thereof 'duly D'cordi’irjn Pint nights in each month, - J. F- Hoolehnn ,1’flge 111 of the public F. L. Miller * graivtng fnt on War bread. Ah English Bock Council Commnndoi leco ds of Orange county, oP which ’ . .Clerk newspnper publlsfiea the following: tin- county (if Seminole was formerly a “ Alllmngli I bale H." writes a cor- pail - which sa il pint has since the cre- United Brotherhood of Carpenters sad rcspAudvnt In Surrey, "tuir bread ati n of Seminole county* been duly' Joiners of America- >, seems to fntteq me. nnd nj'y weight bns tnmacHbcd^&nd is now n part of the Sutiford Local Union No. 1761 meet* Increased by several pounds,, Yot I nm Kihlic lecortU of -Seminole county first -and third Thursday night ni * njidn. ilcfendentid that the residence o’rlnek In the’hf. W. A. Hall, Pico B{k. eating not much more than half, the bread 1 used to eat before the wbr, and of the dcfcndnnta, E. C. T’nrkhuret anil J. W. 0. Singletary' W. W» Van Ness Sec.Trcas. * preaideni Soil e Park iui at arc tn'tnown, and that also less of other foods. thire.U no p reon n ihewtute of Flor­ . .A doctor explained’ihnt this may bo ida tho sc.vire of n subpoena ppon qnllo true. "Anyone who keeps, his win m would bind tlu< defe dant«, or eyes upon In the streets will notice eitiiyr of ticnj: that it is the bell f of that Inon. women and children nfo lliant tint both of the dofendanti* are clearly heller nourished Hum ever. No dVrr the age of twnty-one yean,-nnd i^ doubt.'' he sn[d. AthefO ts a good denl^ full her nnjM-aring from said bill of mm* of Indigestion, frmh bad bread, but 11; int -that there are other parties ik'.iming un interest under the sad even people who digest It badly, anil dislike It. too, grow fatter, and phys­ ically stronger. .This Is especially noilconbte In'spare men of middle age. Possibly the explanation Is that we were entlng'irtore bread before than we could digest. Perhaps, too, tho. mix­ ture of groins In breed Is proving more nourishing than the pure whenten loaf; Ihn stomach. Ilk^s variety;, nnd tho people who do the best Intellectual work are those who feed on all avail­ able foodstuff*; :• " ” VMfJng Da b . sog in • i v# TTuoaruii riitiiut Mid fcataut Worthy .President Seeratary You. u d Hth St yon. are h*reby I»|IM to preaaat say claima aad damando which yon, pc.fitker at y*u. war k »» afaiaat tha B. P. O. n. Sanforu Lodge 1241 retata of HarrUtt D. Coantjr, dareaaod, Uta Meat Ant and third Wednesday night of Bamlaala county, Florida, la tha under •lined, K. J. U«D«bmI, admJnlatratsr at at Elks Home, North Park Avenue. •aid Batata, wlthla trfo jraara from tba data F. S. Frank 0. L. Taylor Secretary . Exalted liuler - •' . rr— 1------- fc- -IV: ... 4-Taaa-9ta Administrator. The Lake Breete Council Na. 31 Janlav NOTICE o r assignment Order United American Mechanics Tp AU Wham It May Concarai Meets every Wedneeday at 7 JO P . Taka aollra that I bars haaa namad aa»lr»*«- by a. W. Hardman, aatlcnor la a Mm In the City Hail. Visiting brothers Jud conraylag all tha preparty, both r«»l art welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. See. ' ■ad pareoaal of tha aad awlinor, far tha --* t baaanl at Iha creditor* el aald awlinor which d*ad‘ pravldaa far aa equal d.itrlbu1 Modern Woodman o f America tlaa al the Mata atooni aueh ireditare la Meets 2,-4. Thursday evenings, 7 JO, proportion to* tbalr T*ap*«ti** d,mand In •ceordanre with raw, aad all creditors of In M. W. A. Hall. PicoBuildlng. tha iialfaor will taka nolle*, accordingly, •ad are required ta Ala with at within • tty day*. It rnldlui within tbla atat*. and with. In Ipur month*. If reaiding without this •tat*,’ from this dal*, a sworn Itamli '* Lfcyal Order of Moose •tat*m*ntr'thrlr rtip*ctir* elalma a(»ji Sanford Lodge No. 1810 theeta In H al day of Oetofmr, 1S17. In Stohe & Grove Building Second and . HENRY, WIGHT, Fourth Mondaya in Month at 7 JO. H-Ture lie Aulanr* Aforetald. . . NOTICE OF AHHIUNMKNT To XII Whom It May Conrernt Tab* notlra that I have ba*n namad Aaalff**. by B» Maaw*II,- tha A>*l|nor la a da*d conveying all at hla property..both rral and p*r*aaa), for th* brnaSt ol In* creditors of tha aald Aialinor, whlrb .dtad prevldm for an equal dlatrlbullob of tha aald property im«n| tha creditor* of Iha Aulgnor In aerordanta with law, and all ol’.tho rradllora of tha aald Aulgnor will taha notlra, and ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 e * * e e e o « o * e + « e e e e * * * qra raqulrad to d|a with ma within ihtty One Inch Cards Wilt Ba Published UeSou •ya; II. aueh creditor raalda* In tha atala.ol tfet'Thli -Heading At The Rate Of 27.20 Flor|dk, and within'four month* II wlthaut thq atala or Florida, from tha data-haraol Per Year. . • * •worn atatatnanta pi their havaral claim* against tha aald Aulgnor. . t>ltad October 2ml, III?. • VANCE E. DOUGLASS. Aaalcnro Atoraaald. !2-Tur*-5rr , • Envelope containing 10 for - - - & HER ALD PRINTING CO O F F IC E S U P P L Y D E P A R T M E N T PHONE 1 4 8 MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER^ DYER’ AND REPAIRER ; • , ■ - - .•* Saniury Steam Presalog. Hot Gublnle Dry Cleaning. Altera* tiona of All Kinds on Short Notlee. Join Onr Genllemen’e Velet Club. $2.00 Per'Month, � 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, October 30, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 30, 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>, October 30, 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/5622d87db48b70222b9d8beb1ec00381.pdf 14958cef2e7ba07f2bf68bd0ef17247e PDF Text Text ■ bmlt' •* .*• . . t ■iX*-. •■■t > *' •, zi. <•• ^ THE H E A R ^O F TH E'W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION : ; . i |-ggMI * WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS ••* ^ IN S A N F O R D — U fa la Waith Living i .|OLDME IX - ....... . . . . . . _ SANFORD.^ FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1917 NUMBER 21 DISTRICT .GERMANS ........ SANFORD BOARD TRADE T IN EFFECT MEETING OF STRAFING TO MEET AT GENEVA IN IS FIERCE MASONS ITALIANS GENERAL GET TOGETHER The ’ new- rater on dgsrs. range . j; LUXURIES AND NECESSITIES and on cigarettes from 80 cents to HAD BIG GATHERING HERE FORCING THEM BACK, CAP­ Gon. Rershlng, American commander REGULAR MEETINGS AT VAR­ • ARE HIT ALIKE . : $1.20 per thousand. Five cents a • LAST TUESDAY in Franco, has the following to Bay ' TURING MEN AND IOUS POINTS IN COUNTY pound (s tho nexw tax on tobacco, regarding the work of the V. M. C. ^ NIGHT Washington, D. C.. Nov. 1. Ycs- •huff and other manufactured to* i-Y ./ • * ARMS 4 : A.: • One o f#.the most interesting meet­ « u the l o t ’ d a y -of trace bacco, while cigarette papers are Masons in- Sanford 'have had Reports from the Italian front are ings ' of the'Board oft Trade G ov­ Y. M. C.'A. Work Praised boa jisny new war taxes. taxed from one half cent to ono cent m*ny, many Interesting meetings, not encouraging,, although England, ernors was held at the Carnes Hotel "The greatest acrvlco that Amer­ With the exception of increased per hundred, As the taxes are now but according to many of the frater­ France and America are giving as­ ica can immediately render France Tuesday evening', Oct! 30th, and ktter rates 4nd tobaccp Uxca which reaching tho ultimate xronsumer, the nity there never has been a meeting •. f0 into effect Friday, the special raises mean about one cent more on in Sanford like the ono held by San­ surance that help, will be given to la to extend tho Association work to other than the governors present Italy at once, and Rome roporta tho the entire French army." '. • •’ were . Messrs. L. M." Rehblndar and itamP taxes on documents, legal In­ five cent tobacco packages, from ford lodge No. 62 on last Tuesday Italian army-making a stand. M.' E. Dooley of^siGeneya, O. -P .‘ Major Gerald W. Birks (Oanada): ' itnimenU and parcel* poat goekages two to five cents on cigarette pack­ night. * . Swopo and A. L. Hatch of Oviedo "Tho Y. M. C. A. is an absolutely One thousand square miles of ter­ ■Twent Into operation today. Th*y ages and from one to ten cents on Tho occasion for the gathering was ritory has been overrun arid one essential part of ,the allied ;,army. and L. A. Brumley, H. C. DuBose, ■ include:, cigars. _ tho big district meeting of tho year, hundred and twenty tffousand Jta|- Ita work is to supply a..touch of E. A. Douglass, R. H. Bronson, >.‘.0of cent on each dimo paid for . Tho taxes on freight, and passsn-, Ib^he:*Itbme town of *tho ^District ians captured, and in excess-of one homo; it la a,home sway from home. Schello Maine's, B. E. ^quires, Norris ’ 'imuftmcnl admissions; 3 per cent ger transportation are also extended ®rapd Mister, F. L., Miller. This It asks for money, not for iiaelf, but' Levis and Ed. Putnam of Sanford.. oa payments for freight transport** to motor vehicles, competitors of district comprises the lodges at Satf- thousand guns have been taken in the Teuton invasion, of Italy. The to do tho work for your boys which In addition to reports on tho ac­ lion"; 8‘ per cent on pnsaoqgcr fares; steam - and -electric, railways and ford, DcLand, Barbcrvlllc, Cocoa, enemy nro now within rantfo of'Tag- you would do"for them if they* were tivities of the Board of Trade in • 10 per cent on pnyments.for Pull water lines. Tho passenger trans­ New Smyrna,. Daytona, Titusville .. liamcnto river where it has been pre­ here." connection with the establishing of « man and similar accommodations; portation tax. is not applicable to and Oviedo. Most of theso lodget sumed that the Italians will make n Rx-Prosldent Taft says: "W o Government Gun Training School In' 1 cent foreach 20 cents or fraction fares costing 35 cents or less or com­ were represented nt fha meeting. stand. The'retreat continues, how­ should feel proud of thu.Y. M. G. A. Seminolo county in .tho Oviedo and ■“ paid for express packages; 6 cents on mutation tickets or season tickets Tjie work Of conferring tho Third ever. Berlin reports successful en­ work ao ably directed., Aro wo going Geneva section, andv the proposed each'telegraph, telephono or radio for trips, less than. 30 miles. Pay­ Degree upon K. F. I.une of this city gagements oh the Tnglinmento plntn. to be backward, in giving our morT North and South Highway passing J orss^ge costing 15 cents o r ‘ more; ments for services Tendered tho fed­ was put on by the lodgo from’ De- Rome announces fighting on the tho nearest thing, they can got to a through Seminole county, general tarious taxes on cigars', cigarettes, eral and state govenrments are ex­ Land under the abTe direction of. hills of Saint Daniel? del Friulij Christian homo on tho firing line?" business'was gone into. Tho Boardtobacco chi I products’, 10 per dent empt ffom taxation. Prof. Caraon of Stetson University northwest'of Udine. Meanwhile tho Maj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan Bays: of Trado proposes to cnlargo its ac­ on cluh dues; eight cents on cnch —Tho-jlU pcr cent tax on. Pullman US-dated by the regular team from allies aro rushing preparation* to aid "Money cart ,be turned over to tho tivities-In local ways. Without quea- * glOO of new life insurance and I cent accommodations is. applicable to tho Italians.* Tho nuw Italian pre­ Y. M. C. A. with every confidence tae tion this organization is doing things '' on tsch dollar of premiums paid on payments for seats, berths and flint lodge. The work us exemplified by this team was pronounced by mier hns assured General Cudornc that it will bo expended sdQnlillcally for Seminole county that have novor fire, marine, casualty and other In- staterooms in parlor and sleeping that nil classes of Itslinns will stand and along lines most ncccptablo to been undertaken. One of tho counthoso present as perfect. rerince policies. * , . cars In vessels. • After refreshments the meeting by the army until victory *is won. the soldiera." . \j: . Intcrcst. The Hoard of Trade has Although the tobacco taxes do not Tltq 5-ccnt tax on telegraph, tele­ was turned over to the visitors and A similar message was sent to tho .’ Maj. Gen. J. Franklin* Bell says: already nuccesjfully defended thi^ become pjcrativp until Friday m an / phone or rpdlo messages costing 15 . "I regard the Y. M. C. A.-ns being producer nnd shipper in matters of ; for over an hour thoso present wero British prime minister. dcilcn have already advanced retail cents or more applies only to those entertained by speeches, songs, stor­ traffic rind must .do it" again in tho On the other front no big-opera­ as• necessary ns the Red Crosa." prices in anticipation of the tax originating in the. United States. ies and 'readings by. the local qnd tions arc reported. Tiio Germans -Ih'ci. Other taxes of the new law, . Clubs whoso dues ate less than $12 There are todty In the United ricnr future nnd will do It if tho pro­ visiting talent present, among whom have not attempted to'Jorce the Ca­ Statej nearly 630 bulldingi and tents duced or.’ihippcr who wishes to save including those on hnrd nnd soft It year nnd fees to lodges are ex­ were Dr. Hulley, president of Stet­ nadians from the positions captured in which'Y..M. C. A. work is bsinif money will cooperitto -with that or­ drink*, incomes nn«i# war, excess empt from the 10 per cent tax *on son University, Prof.* Stover nnd Prof in tho region o f . I’assnchensonlo. done. These are located In 234 ganization. All over the country prefit* have been in excels since the club dues; Carson of Stetson, Cary I). Landis In the V.rdun sector intensive centers nnd require tho services of boards df trado nnd commercial or­ law sc* app'oved Octobef 3, but in Tho now Insurance taxes are im­ of Dcl.nnd, Rev. Gutteridge of bombardm-nts continue. • over 200 men. Each of tho National - ganliations that' have been allowed indirect form • posed on new policies issued, with Oviedo, Silas 1). .Wright, Past Grand German troops in Belgium hnvp Guard and National Army camps . to ga by nmi fail aro now being ro‘ On Due. f.‘ the npw stamp tnXcs, rc-insurance policies exempted. In­ i Master of Dohnnd, T. S. Self of mutinied and wounded their ofilrers. has a great boifdi.ng for every six juvonated and brought back -to ex­ iaduding those on parcel post pack- dustrial or Weekly payment policies DcLnbd and many others. sSt-rotarlcs, so. orgunized' that there istence in order that citizens may srw will be payable, putting'the cn* nro* taxed 40 per cent on the first Washington, Nov. !.—All export At a late hour ail departed for is a man fur each of the vnrioux itr- havzomc center of concontratiM action tire la* into complete operation, ex­ premiums on. policies far $500 -or their hom o wishing for mnriy re­ restrictions will be waived by the t.vitiis 'in which tho association Conditions demand it and tho littlo cept 1or increased rates on second ieas.J : turns of the evening. Such gather­ government jn forwarding supplies specializes. In qddition there aro tnan of today,, so to speak, must, daw roa;l, postpbnod until July 1 t — ings jive long in tho hearts arid to Italy to meet the Teutonic inva­ numerous stations planned and • through somo form of organization seat. ’ . ’ ... • 1517 — 1917 • sion. . Italy will ho permitted to take equipped among our expeditionary be prepared to protect bis-own in­ minds of all Masons. . Injrraacs in first class mall rates needed material to the limit of tho forces in France and among tho ar­ terests iq n* business w’ay. Every probably will bo most huicrally felt, Celebration of the Great Itcformatonnage‘ capacity regnedless of pros- mies of our allies in France, llussln, town or city that today-is progress­ • by the pc*pie. -The Inw provides Thfi Buckeye Nurseries ing lays its success to a board of ' , lion Sunday • • • • pretivo shortrgo •hero. Tho nitur.- Mesopotamia; nnd Egypt. . *; th:t the postage on letters, cxcctp In this i*iue of T.ie Herald h r.n trade or chamberlof'commerce. Tho* _ In keeping with the action of tion has been discussed by .Secre­ •Each of these, buildings in prot "drop" or lord litters, shall be three ndvT'r!l.»rmcyl tbit evc*y r-«n!'r !nwork of. surh organizations are end- T, cent*: an1 'Vit on post cards, In­ Protestant t burr Ifat evi*rywtcr,>. the t.:,-.' tl itt n:JX-*r.' *1. 1 sh.tu* I r. ol tary .Lansing and the Italian ambas­ provided with an outfit tbnt*-mmsador. • • Sant.rd (\n£»'g ti-n t! dr • • > vu'l prises ninety different articles, vary­ lrs.1 and one will always find of th o"-' cluding private mulling ranis- shell . ar.; .'!y. T ••D ... ; . Nu celebrate this Sunday, -NovemM. r • !, ing from pianos end moving picture highest class,, Natural advnntcgn ^ be on<» not more than heretofore^ lr.ci.,1 wyli •i*s. • in Tcffira . ‘the 400'.h nntiivet!ury 'of Luther's machines to pens, ink ami letter are added to, new methods of greater , . Thu incrt-M’ includes so-called -pie* Now York, Nov. 1.—'The Presi­ Unvfer |Ita* v! *.ii i.f 1)., I".' (i tudiing to {he door <f tire church t»t paper. At the present timo the ns- success bre-cstalilishcd,''trnde*'Ii ex- Urt.poit.cards.. The advances worn It'll und'M. K.'YilL’t t 'ijnl qTijliitia dent wns urged to call a special ses­ Wittcnlnirg his theses attacking the sociatiqri .buildings aro consuming panded and abo/e all,the county at­ wade effective 30 days after passage pU(t-hasvd ^$m ;he I5uil, ; <• have r sion of congress at on early-dntp-to tractiveness' and value is told ;* l tkehw, untl are const rupU.'by?iho theory and p’rnctlpo.of. indulgences. jivxsonul gdjirant<.9 «ff- the quality cf declare war on Austrin, in n rexolur 1.000,000 sheets of stationery every thousands who lit time will search In 'th e morning ‘ dujfe: .will he a sain*1. Tlie'HvJt'Jctv** Nur' ri.j have tlmr adopted by tho board of "trus- day to enable the soldiers to write " 'P0it.b^?e department ta'diegin vyith out tho advertised sections sT’ rcsfktt«rg;*ntl postcards poi^ murkdti statement of the fufldainenatl prin­ been ’ if>. the fpl..!q'.v* of eup|dy :i tc«-s of tho Atnericun Defonso Soci­ letters, home. And this cost) the dents.** . . .• • men riot a-single cfcnt.—'' Timfa8 Her.*‘2/ . •. J ■•"/*•'■.- ■ ciples of Protcstuntisrtt; m the even-' Florida-grbadfsfiir'f-irt"y yearn vH.li al j nt y special meeting. Tho reso­ The Sanrord Board of Trade is ‘ !*.*> ■ , Unioo. V • , . • / ing, the, ktory of thiii' Reformation lution urges the transportation . to * •• growing; every, day because it is ac-. r . .The InereaM's nlso -have-been cxr .will be given by question *«nd-an­ is n rbcord fli^r ir.u 1^, tru-ttd by ■. . . " i ' g % , . • comptlshlng something. Fcaplo nro [*• ••Bded/.hy departmental order to swer, am| Uivre will be sperint sink­ there wliq are new in fh,»*:,tnle nnd Italy of a special contingent of Am ’ rican -troops nnd war mnterinl. * Agltatbra Will R6 Arreated U»\*r never had rny declihg* vj ii daily calling on the organizations for [>'.* .^nt rlsrn mail to m n'n^ foreign ing. The.ivtnlng service tviU'begin Atlanta, Ga., Npv, ; 1.—Secret ser­ assLstnncc and always the attention ftuntrics, which,'* under' .postal cori- nt seven q’clock^^ A general invltn- mirserj.M.* F»>*ty y.-ars in l>u.-‘iic.v> ■iring all‘ sfiips possible including the ▼entions have enjoyed;Hie domestic tion is (xtenl'il to all hit* rested to mcatr*‘ forty* yerra «-f sUcr.u in giv­ seized Austrian vessels. "Tho com­ vice men have gone to Dade courity, and aid desired is forthcoming. plete defeat of Italy's armies will Georgia, to arrest certain- parties Sanford Is now finding prominent r*t«. The new 3-cent letter, rate, share in thi oli-ervnnees of the clay. ing the trade what it demanded. endanger her national existence and who hnve lately been advising tho mention in papers nil over the soiith This i* the year for thb plau!rng i f Jhsrffore will apply to letters to The i pec tl niu>-it will be as fol­ citrus stock and you should get only imperil her uso in the war for cIq- people not to sign the Food I’ lcdge that heretoioro said nothing and .al­ Canada, Culmi Mexico, Panama, lows; Mu/ning prelude, "Berceuse in the hgit. Tho Buckeye Nurserl.s mocrary," the resolution sets forth. card or cooperate in any manner ways the .names Seminolo and San­ England. Ireland. Scotlann, Wales, A," Dellruck; anthem, "Stand up fir have juH :wlmt you want with the with the' Food Conservation Cam ford aro qjated together. ' - • -. the Bahamas, nardliadb^s. British Todajr’s War News ! Jesus," JJmxley; offertory, "Andante Bu kaye guurautce that it is right. paign. These self- constituted ad­ - * Guinea, British/ .Honduras, Santo Gon.*- Cadorna's forces retreating visors were evidently not aware of To further tho general interest ‘ Domingo. ,)utch w „ t Jnriiox, Loe- Sostennto," Batiste. Kvching,' -pre­ Senjl niA!- fur th£- rataioguo and a lude, "Melody In F," Rorkwell; an­ copy will lie sent free. Abo rcaii to the line bf'thft Tngliamohto river the fact that tho Food Conservation monthly m>>tlnga will bo in future **rd Islands, Newfoundland and them, . "Bow Down Thine Kar. O their advertisements from time to hsvo suffered another crushing de­ campaign • Is- a campaign of \the held nt various places throughout ‘ t .m* ■ an,,‘. Tho postcard increase Lord," Hughes^ offertory solo, Mrs. feat. ' •, *. ; , , , United States Gcva nmcnt, tho same the county. Tho first out of town . * • extend to Canada, Cuba, Mcx- Takacb, "Lgy Thine Hand Upon timo In this paper. Berlin today reports the capture as.the Liberty Loan' campaign, and meeting will be * held in Genova, ^l • """ ' . " .IU * •fo snd Panama, the only* countries of- two bridgehead positions from when they undert'ok to* Interfere Tuesday, Ncv. ISt’s at 7:30 p; in. M e."’ Franklin. . . .* vhlch have enjoyed the domestic U. 8. Transport Torpedoed Italian. troops .which -raado a .stand with the movement thsy were med­ On . th is. occasion numli .n rf San­ Protc.itnntism. U democracy in.riH - . JW Yard rate.' “ '***. Washington, D. C., Nov. I. Tho east of tho middle -Tagliamento and (igion. *_ dling with Undo Sam. This Is the ford people will be p' •sent and Go- , ' transport Finland was recently tor­ tho cutting off of on an Italian force • Forcumumcrg' convenience, books only rounty*ln the state where trait­ nova requests., that representative* pedoed while rrturnfpjr to -rhs U-.' S„ which was retreating toward tho J ’ P01tage stamps containing threeors of German spies have been active from all over tho county be present. Fire Thla Morning. ‘ but-rWna nblo fo return'to n foreign lower course of the river. p ,tamP* nro, in readiness for solo . v against the Food Conservation cam­ At this meeting it will be decided at, Tho firo department was called . *Ii the latter operation 60,000 -.iM-the department has had printed out about eight.o’clock to the homo port under her own steam., paign aftd their activities have been .what point tho' next monthly meet-, This official announcement., w.is Italians wero.captured, according to I lwo*font postcards, of -Ed. Higgins on Myrtle-avengo. ing will bfe held. It la propesed very promptly nipped in tho-bud. . Vf ;•, - mill postmarked *tomor- There was a small blaze fh the roof authorized: tfio Gorpian-claim, bringing the total Tho object of the Food. Conserva­ m'.ko a. county unl-n end where ono ."The- navy department, hra re­ of pritohera reported taken by the benefits all must bo (lit; •. L ; 5 * V fty tin?0 pr,or to ,2:° i •- m. which was quickly, extinguished by tion campaign la to secure tho signa­ ceived dispatches stating that [ Z l ■ rpWfdless of time taken for the department. invjldera to 180,000, and tiio number **;• tures of housewives to -tho .Food transport’ Finland was tdrpodocd of guns to* 1,600. !.. ... I *'*0ldr[? T 1,0 tran,P°rted at the Fledge Card, which . la simply a To Black Llat Food Flraft* while returning from fortffgn waters. ■ ift^!!*' but thBl P«rt»*rked thcre^ Death of Mre. Preston omite to use tho practical meant at Washington, D. ( L Nov. 1.—Prof­ The damage to the ship wns slight * aL *l p#y tho Increased toll. Great Work or Y. M. C. A. M rsfA. A. Preeton. mother of tho elr disposal to aid In conserving iteering .dry retail 'dealers In fpodt wr~L* u,^m*ot admission taxes be- late Mrs. George A- DeCottes died and aho returned to port under her Work la being done to coiripjoto the nation's food subply* The cam­ stuffa will.be made ImpossUlq after own ateam. The Finland was under the plana for the campaign to be car­ paign la being conducted simultane­ Nov. 1, the food administration an­ \ tharrin V° tomorrow »t places Monday morning in Fernsndlna and /**rt f 11J- ,non! th«n 10 cent*. They was buried thore Tuesday afternoon. oscort, but no sign of the torpedo-or ried on in thla state November 11 to ously In'all. the states of the Union. nounces, tinder a Ipan to cut off sup­ the submarine w *»'se:n.” 19. both inclusive, for.the purpose of In order to secure signatures,, volun­ plies to thoee not satisfied with rea- •' friefion CCn,1. fo/ c,ch ten' ’“ ids or Mre. Preston was a noted authoress raising $100,000 for' the soldiera by teer workers have been organliqd in sonable margins. Manufacturers, • ** * Pty«bU K P* d for ?ueh ndfnlsslon, and • very brilliant. Fomstw_; Her ’.T * the Y. M. C. A, Tho matter la now every state and county and city. wholevals and other handlers of foods bit t;iubf 7 V h p« n,? n "dmltted VUnele Bob" was one of her, Tnost pY >* ■ Wanted to Make Peace Iron the thBv tovornment delightful storiei. Sl^e- was a very ••' London, Nov. .’ 1,—The Lametro- in charge of the state war council of These workers launched the'tanvua fchoso busircss will .go under liecnso. r WkltHo • T * rf,enl Proprietor, r^ charitable, woman', being1.Interested pole, a* Belgian newspaper published the Y. M. C. A. This organization of housewives Monday morning in will not be permitted to sell to dlthere, sa&Jh>t the Gerijuins'had at­ works jn connection with the Na­ l * ,tt*a»8ry, .^*ake *WOrn returM t0 th« In prison work for many* y^aT«*7and who seek undue profDts. • " tempted to - roake'-pepce with Bel­ tional* War Council of the-emmo or­ all the states and territories of *(he tributors " * V many a convict owed hill release, to United States. The majority of gium, but that it was defeated by ganisation. The funds to be raised ' ------------------------* * •V«kl!dflji,)Mtc of1ono wnt fot each her. Mrs. Preston was Latlr* Fitxhousewives will be visited today, and1 * Washington Dry the Belgian Foreign Mlnlsier, will b« used for the soldiers. The those who are not visited today will -a iw l WcIvo Sdm>tted when hugh of Virgins, a descendant of the Washington; ,D. C ., Oct. TTi;=Ar Y. M. C. A. docs not t«t any of the he visited on subsequent calls during ! Phases si, * ch,rXed also is provided. Leeq and Fitxhughs. She is aurmidnight tha national capital goes ben, fi(T. ; re t” #d, except thosi to vivod *by her huaband, Mr. A.- A, 8tock cannot roam at large here­ money. No large salaries are paid. the remainder of the Week. . * dry..-Among tha establishments, gqafter In Pinellas county, the county -The bulldingi which are erected and three.’daughUra.* " ----------------------— ‘ ^ t n d ' S ° y“ * ra“ “ Wp«l of- Preaton Ing out" 61 business today under tho * ______» ■ voting on the ?8rd. for .the Vro- in. jtvery. camp^ and .cantonment -In * Private Jefcn Allen Dead terms o f the 8heppard prohibition’ fence" law by a yeota of- 887 to 481. America and France for the Amar‘ ’ Notice ,:.t ‘ o a b im r^ al*o lA extended Jackson, Miaa., Oct. 31.—Private law are several which seized, during \ »hleh lthr ®ther enterUInmonta . Jteguisr meeting of 8emioole Re- The 'Uw adU now become effective lean'soldiers will contain one Y. M. John Allen, member of congress from a historic existence of more than bekah lodge Tueeday night, Nov. 6, and a property owner need not fence C. A. building for every 6,000 sol­ Mississippi for sixteen spare, until half'a century as familiar meeting [ <P*ld ^or ^ h m e n U , a t .7:80. Everyone come prepared acaloet stock, which mupt be kept In diers. These are amotag tbs first to bis retirement in 1901, snd one of Isaajs, , l 'device. Persons for the Thanksgiving offering to. the the lota of the owners. A three- be erected ih all camps nnd aerva as the' picturesque figures of that body, places for prominent political figure*, of past generations. Home at Oalnedvilie. Degree etaff flfthe majority woa needed to make a sort of community center for tbs died at his bofns in Tupe.o, Miss., Washington la planning a farswslh requested to be present Jor practice. the law against .stock, effective. men In camp. The value of this early today.according to a dispatch celebration ' sod the . usual csrnivsll Visiting Rebakahs always welcome. Leading ritisens at* Bt. Petersburg work Is. praised by the men In posi­ rwtelvsd befa. .. Ha has been 111 about made a determined flght for the law. tion fto know tbs value of the work.- two weeks, . " U "> * . » ’ W thowind :* , . W y. %. • . J1 — -O.— * s ,t A '.*.-'. • \ . 'V ' 1 . . ' . * . ' ‘v;j *T’• .*•- •. ■' »•<, ■ • *\ , v M •.* 'A • • . '. '• * . . •• ' V. ,«.*.• - efi: .-.Tv' ' . • •• y • ftik. z - * • t I rf 1 I. . a;.n LT,*^***__s ___ ^- • • • .* -* * • ■ . ' •n•v,t.• > ' • •* *••*■•* * ■*' S -sfcu ■*» w *rri ■A m m �, ; Resolutions At a . regular’ meetlngof liy BffilMrtftod Class ol tbeT f r i r Method hit church, Sanford, 4the, fol lowing resolutions wars' unanimously passed: - Resolved, That we, tho Weslay Brotherhood/Class .of the First Methodist church of Sanford desire to.herety express our thank* for assistance given, us in entertaining other departments, and' we widh especially todkprees our hsartiest appreciation of the splendid, liberal and ’ cheerful cooperation of our friends and ’ brothers and sisters ’of pur slated denqplna^ions, the Board of Trade, M»ur cityvand county of­ ficials snd the business' men who contributed so liberally and cheer­ fully td our needs, thus helping us to poke this one of-the most suc­ cessful meetlngaNof its kind ever held In our midst. ‘ * * H. H. Peabody, Pres't. R. H. Bronson, 8eereti(ry. October 14th,*1917. ' That Dutch adontist who built a room with vacuum walls to. give him quist went ‘ to unnecessary trouble and expense. Moft any business house that doesn’ t ’ adVerr. Use could- meet’TiIa’ negdr, •• TO WIND 8-DAT CLOCK Memphis, Tcnn.—A young , { farmer from Arkansas .walked * 0 Into the federal bonding here, J \ went to the engineering depart* * 0 ment and made application for \ \ n Job ns night watchman, l i e * A explained — —* * ^—- S tbat'be th at M«anliu1 to be liA * # . wanted , sent to one of the cantonment J 0 camp* to “guard the soldiers." \ t Be was told the soldiers were * * able to guard themselves, both } 0 NEW—Slightly .. ■ used . household Qtrl Wears Live Snake. Lol Angeles, Cal.—A brilliant col­ ored yellow and black gopher, 40 Inches long, la being used as a neck­ tie by Miss Nellie Bradley of Loa An­ geles, who la now at Switzer's Camp In tho Arroyo 8eco. Miss Bradley thinks a’ great deal of her pet and cnnpot understand tho aversion to her fad. For Salo—Shetland pony,- seven years old, gentle and .broken to saddle. S. Runge, 417 W. Third St. • 9-tfc ’ MEN WITH DRAFT. . NO. 258 TO ORGANIZE | For Salo—Fiftocn acres, about 3 acres cleared, fronting Laka Monroe. Abundant muck on place. Fifteen minutes' walk from poatofllcc. Set C. H. Lcfilcfr. ■ 7-if Milwaukee.'Wfa.—"The’ 'Loyal Legion of 258" is to beconlo n permanent fixture. Fifty, years from now R will be of no less Importance than tho Spanish For Sale -N ice cauliflower plants now ready, $2.60 per thousand. D. R. Brisson, Celery avenue.. 16-tf fi For Sale—1914 Watercooled In­ 8 ternational Harvester Ilalfton truck, jg In good running condition, a bar­ gain. One double seated Surrey in jj: good condition. Enquire Herald Office tlons. For Salo—Fresh milch cow. It. L. Tills Is the declaration of Garrison, R. D. No. 1, Sanford. ' Eugene *J. Parent of McnomlIt seems all of the coRJnels arc get­ . • ■* G-tfc ting promoted except our olcl friend, g nee. Mich., who ’ launched tho ■S organization. • . FOR KENT Col. John Darlcycorn. $1 Every roan holding tlio draft •K number 238 Js eligible for chftf ' For Rent—Upper flat, 3 -furnished That Kissimmee will come to tho S •ter membership In tho orgnnltnrooms for light housekeeping, 409 tlon If lie does not claim exemp­ front as a center for the production Palmetto. * 20-3tp . of potatoes is noW practically certain, ts: tlon. For .Rent— Cottage nt 1204 Park and more than ono 'thousand acres enue, $10.00 per month. G. W. of-tills staple crop will probably be icnccr. • • '• 20tf'~ planted in tho .vicinity-of.Uhc.clt>; by tho 16th of January. Las* Stes»o/i Easy to Do. For Rent—Two nicely furnished only CGO screa. wa.c ^.hnl’jd thire, Tic's already gone through two for- rbonis. Hot and cold water. Con­ aud these' brought at a conservative tunes.' veniently located. 701 Magnolia estimate something over 150,000. ’ “ Well, i '111 not ghlng to criticize him. avenue. . • ' • • 19-tf This, section has hevorUumcd its nt^ 'Judging fnim the Judgment I've shown tention'-seriously 16 >trucking pds.-' In Investing vvhht little monqy rvo ‘ Ffir Rent—Furnished rooms for sibilities, b u t'one.-lessor! which was ever had. I'd have ^one through two ligh’^ housekeeping, 117- I.9tirel"nv(>Impressed ..upon'tKe- people'wis, that fortunes,,too, tf I had.had them.";;:-*: nuA»'. . . . v ----•• < they can raise ‘ potatoes, profitably. ••-rT , -«-V | ». »f • • . # For Ucrtt-^Three furnished.rooms' ^ ^Woman's Affections Infinite. ■''* with oil conveniences. • Eleventh nn^ tVlidf^TwAflt prize In .woinpn |s her, £ of L.'csburg’s big industries is Miignolin. .Mrs. W, C. DeCourne'y. V;; . threatened. The Southern. Exprcu nltec|1«m'*,'«uof tier Jnlc!h;ct. The Intellecfjs llrilt'e. htlt the nffeetlons nrc InCOnfnpany I* :‘n^tlfj’ing fern grpw-ers llnlfo end.rttrinof. be l-xlinhkfed.—Long-For Rent— Furnished rooms fdi - -;^itat^h’>robsr$o bn/erns Is pn)rt-\V. fWlow, ' w ■‘ e1 v; light housekeeping. -807 Mcgnolln f<rn» *)• |pr6l>' • . •. ' 7 17-if ' *fe fe^ur big nrcs.ln this ..... 'part pf/.Ltlfce county,, . - ^ V- \ - ,*v No’tfrc bf, Application for Dlschargs i Furnished Rooms b y ; Day; ^Y4ek, T o Whom It; May. Concern: - ’ or Month—Park avsniie (1st, 105 , JDsde county .h|is taken apps-to tfs- Take.notice fhatoh Wedncsdhy, .De­ N orth;Park >vonue, over L, R taMtsh .*»’ rigid, quarahtlne ,\kgajnst cember .^th, 1917, or as soon therer Philips y i . Co,'* drug rtdre. Mrs imv^ccidated bogs from. • -6thnrV.’*P.ci after’ - ait convenient, at Dtrjyand, C. C. Hart,',' manager. 30-tf tlons,i . Regular Inspectors vCill be'put Florida' I shall present to the 'Judge* on anjJ- roadmasters v and bridges of -the - Seventh- Judicial Circuit Thrbe unfurnished keepers will .bo appointed os assTsf- Court my final accounts 4*.dnd vouch­ Iterald Olfico. 16-lf knts. •The railroads'and itenmboat ers as assignee * of.^Sertilnolc.. Co­ Operative Mercantile* Company,,:and. '.For •Rcnt/-fyhreo• veryv.dijstrable lines will cooperate. ^ * iisk fqr their approval, nnd'my, final rooms artfj .uk'o pi sitting room, .un­ llischirge. aa- such assignee, in ac- furnished or partly furnished, $18.60 * Fpriet 4^ijt Trs.liors’ . par month.,- lnqulro at the French , Our Idea'of •t]ie«4Teat*meht of La^ gordanea -with law. . Shbp fo r . inforrri'stlpn. d . 16-tf ,,' H e n r y w ig h t , • ,>’n)!rtte is to forget him," Let •ho ■•V-• nie'rnUn nf th e' man or his dscds' .'"•/UH-i.-.y - ^ Assignee Aforesaid.' .< For ^ent—Tvf^’ office* on First SI, • ' J -1' ever bo uttered fi—m AmeHctrt’ cUi- . 20-Tuea-THc. Two .Insld? qfliceji. - All- in G', A -W. ,zqn. Let * n o . word he.^fibbllsheil building. Also wsrehoinie clqirt.lb' which even Indirect Iy^faffrs .to, •Jthc H. H;>Garner.______ * •l4-^tc llun within otir hlki WJVNTED very namo \ib stricken ,ff6in-’ Amer­ ican history and ho wllj*'f<jofowTo the oblivion * ho deserves.—KlsljmAmerica'* Real Discoverer . . The Knights of Columbus cannot mftke us .forget that Leif Ericcson discovered America about 1000 A. D. which waa some years before Kit was born. But we gladly recognize Co­ lumbus aa the practical discoverer of us because poor Leif didn't find anything but New England and re­ turned hom«j in disgust with every­ thing on this side.—Times-Unlon. g CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WANTED A SANFORD BOOSTER Who believe* in Sanford and per. Juture and knoWs It to be tho beat city in the atato,.to malm me an. offer for Lot. 127 in Sanford Heights. This lot la-on Park nvanue and a corner V All Local Advertisements Under lot at that. Sold five yaara ago for This Heading THREE. CENTS 1 $650.00. What is it worth today to Line For Each InaerUon. Minimum YOU. Address Fred T. Field, Jack­ sonville, Pis. ; Charge. 25 Cents. OIL SALE 20-3te Wanted—A reliabl* steady .faim For Sale-^Good galvanized gaso­ hand for the balance of the sclucn. Dally Optimistic Thought Private Interests must yield to public il ne-tqnk, cost $4.00 will .sell for Rent ‘ free. - Harj-y Wolff, Ormond, $3.00 R. J. Holly, Sanford Herald. Wanted—M *"l ‘. * Between 17 and. 40, Baptist In­ clined or noW-church preference, to Joln.Berekn Class. R. M. Gravenstein, president. ! ' ltjtf a STAR’S TON IGH T~M vguerIte: Clayton and Jack Gardner • In "The, Night Wqrk?ra“ *. . ‘ . WEDNESDAY— \Villiam Ruuell In. “ ftigh Flay” > aUO a tw6 part Keystone .Comedy. THURSDAY—Enid Bennett in the “ Mother ^niUnct", also a Triangle Comedy. ‘ . Triangle Comedy, , • ■ . 18-8tp Everyday Someone Says For Ssle—1916 Maxwell touring ear, good appearance and running S Bsavsre Doing Damage. « order, new Bayfield carburetor; for ’ *Helena,' Mont—Rev. E. J. 8tanley quick sale at $250.00. Intent thingreports that the beavers are doing con­ ing to- Ford truck. C. t . West, siderable damage. In damming up the Oviedo, Fla. . 18-tf water In the >Wte W l Beer c r o k on his ranch north o f tho toWnJ) Ef cry Sewing machine for sale' or rent, day it la necessary to send soibeone.up quire 812 Oak avenuo.' 20-,'itr . the creek a couple of miles for the' purpose ef removing the obstnfctlon placed In the channel every night by the busy beavers. There la nothing strange in tho claim 'of an European scientist that he can make diamonds from chips. Many a chip off the old block has turned out to be a diamond in tho rough. . ■ . . ' . When a neutral country, decides to enter-the war on the litTd'of our ■Hies, the next thing to bo decided Is the size of tho loan wc are to grant her. • | Tor S .ie-T h re. . « # *•land- adjonlng .Sanford W flU '940 Indiana Wichita, Kans. ■ . . Pencil \ Hblders . Pencil• Sharpners * ' r* * •■ Erasers . 4 .. %.v*«» • ••V..' •'■**,■ V* '‘ ' •• .>* •*>•'>,.t ': •• for the Office . II or Phone us about' your Requirements and we will ' do the rest. Thumb Tacks Stamp Pads Second Sheets Stationery Carbon Paper Letter Files Mucilage Ca r t e r s Indelible Ink Price Tags •» "Waste. Baskets Letter Trays * Penholders . Letter Clips • • .r,. » Account Books: Stepp* Note Books . - . $Wm§th T im e^B ohfes^ ia b le ■■l4jke:(i cltQhpQ.with infqricYr carboh’ paper. It means T/ided, iljeglblo copies, untidy ^iles, waste of lime and poor'work. Put a;stop to tKiql Use' TRADE Stapling Machines ypewnter / Ribbons Books-aq.d Fillers Cli^Iess Paper MARK Lasting legibility— neatness— uniformity— and economy make UulUKupy tho standard carbon paper. In black, or blue, MultlKopjr hSvcr fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudging, non-rubbing copies vhicbjDften rival tho original In dearness and legibility- MultiKopy give* curpriiingly long service and la unequalled for manifolding, . .’ . ^ Write for FREE SamoU ShM * Fastners Supplies forVertical Fifing Cabinets Adding Machine Let us Equip your Telephone with one of these Tablets for a Ten Days Free Triaf. If it .don’t prove to be Conveniet and Satisfactory we will remove it without any cost to* you whatever Found—Dog with chsiq. U Owner; may have aame by proving property and paying ezpenses. R. L. Ori«rt* Cameron City. . • . - 20-ltc’ • . Lost—A flat gun metal* pocket knife; forge blade cut to halt length. Flndtr*please*leave at Herald office and receive reward. .20-2tp r POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Department Phone N o. �T T ’' invitation to show thoao whofwouid like to learn to knit- or to do other work In the Red Croaa line tot our soldier boya. We found her very patient and considerate at our blunders "and, though we don’ t' know all we are glatflf we may help even a little bit. ‘ ’ Sunday*school.will begin at two o'clock and the patriotic and'ratly day exercisee at'three next Sunday. This la also the third annual Go to Sunday School.Day for Florida. We hope aa many as possible wit! join and help'ua to'make It r day long to be remembered In this and the surrounding locality. J C O U N T Y H APPENINGS A BUNCH OP INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD GBAPEVILLK AND UPS ALA Mr*. Swanson and Mr*. Magnu■on were caller* at Mrs. Borell'a Monday Margaret Ericson spent* Tue*day> at the home, df hi*r aunti^Ira. Mag" ““ t e o v : > .* v ‘ M/s. Borell took WoodardJBertelaon In to the Doctor, and they say his eyes will have to !>« operated, ojn. Vra. Ballinger waa a supper'guMt . , EA8T 8ANFORD , A daughter waa' born to Mr. and Mrs.' T. W. Bryden Sunday night, October 28. A aoh waa born to Mr.‘ and Mrs. Lionel Sypca Sunday night, Octo­ ber 21. : . Mr. and Mrai 0 . C. Chamberlain and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Martin visited Daytona Beach on Sunday. Howard Swartx was an over Sun­ day visitor at the Marshall hoipe in Cameron City. Mr*. Marshall ac­ companied Mr. Swartx on a-trip ot Lakeland and elsewhere. this week. Christine McClelland has returned to her grandmothers’, Mra. Jennie Prcvati in. Geneva after a visit with her parents. . , ; \ T oo M any Flies M ay * Spoil the Broth Dent tolerate files In jou r kitchen. They carry dangerous germs, and nothing la more embarrassing and disgusting than id find a fly in the f o o d JOQ MTTB* Keep your house free from thee* nastypesta by using Bee Brand In- MCt’lWdW. Miss- Lillian Wait of *.Longwood' was'a week -end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Estridgc. E. A. Mitchell, has gone to Tort Orange to take a position guarding convicts.- ‘ . * * . # Mr. and Mr*. Irving Estridgo were .delightful host and hostess to a gay party of ‘young pcnplo last Fri­ day evening. About twenty boys and girls, were there. V-.-. Harmless to people and domestic fan U Into the mtr. Files and moeaultoea die In a few minutes. Will kill ante, fleas, roaches, bed-bugs, lice, and bugs o f every kind. Directions onpackage. Look for the Bee Brand Trldo Marie, 2 Bo A SOc. E veryw h ere KcCQIIHXft CO. Utters, M. industrious settlement wc are* buto all will be done that is possible to prevent wn«U».VCIM[i2 ^ ^ The Indies young end old gatlurid Wednesday at the pleasant fiemo or (Mrs. If. L.- DoForcst In xespanse to SPECIAL SULPHATE OF POTASH • ’ *• , . (4% Walcr Soluble)” .**• ' - -r • *' FREE FROM CH LO RIN E 100 pounds tp the bag will give 2 % Potash - . NITRATE* OF 150DA . :: • AN D •" ' j . ALL FERTILIZER MATERIAL - % Send u* yopr name on n postal card and wo will keep you pouted on price*. Send for free literature on HOME MIXING also all SPRAYING MATERIALS THE NITRATE AGENCIES COMPANY JACKSONVILLE (H eard Bld|»:) Mr*._T. H.__Homphr»y and ehlU ffi*n ~of ~ArciTdii' W f- glft. l rrivals _!£«re and expect to remain during tha winter. Mra. -Humphrey being connected with the extra gang of the A. C. L. between Sanford and Lakeland. * H. D. Durant dug one hill of daaheen thta week from hU low land garden that wax the' possessor of fifty-one tuber*-,- and made with Very little attention, and haa more from the outalde appearance that will do better than the one mentioned above. This article waa cut and planted-the^ same aa Irish potatoes, and If there la any virtue In daaheen for hog feed it la the most prolific product one can plant, being also ornamental ax well aa uaefuL The cltriU industry has been of greaterrimhorUnce thw any other-, in the development of Florida, Oranges and gTSpefruit hsvs brought vast ium« of money'Into the SUU and have given full Value received to those who have bought and conturned them, in food value and health conservations Never waa there a time when citrus culture deaerved more consideration. SpnodncM and Stability Demonstrated— the Future of Gtnu Grbwiny it Axnrred - From e v e ry temporary reverse formanca of the -citrus industry^ that has visited the citrus industry which hat brought into the State unof Florida, it has coma forth bigger told millions of dollar*. The orange and better. And aa there haa come and grapefruit grove still offers a about a diversification of the produc- most promising form of investment, lion of tho State, benefiting her peoBuckeye Nurseries have grown pie by widening the flekjyof their- and prospered for forty years in a usefulness, the dominant importance buslnesa founded op faith In thla in* of the citrus grave has been made dustry. Thla faith today ia atronger more evident. • and more pronounced than ever beThcrc hns been in the past few -fore, not aa a matter of sentiment, years greatly Increased planting of but'aa a buslneai proposition based staple crops and much attention to on existing conditions. We shall bo livestock raising. All of this ia of only too glad to give "reaaona for vast benefit to Florida as a whole, the faith that la In ua” to any peraon Out let ua not overlook the past per- who will writ* ua. ^ If you do not have our latest catalog, please ask for free copy i<: Buckeye Nurseries 1136 Citizens BsaV Bldg. "Tampa, Florida B .O IIU U - We Are Also Agents FoivThe^elebrated F L O R E N C E A U T O M A T IC — and — ' P . O .O H U U " P U R IT A N OIL COOK STOVES SPORTSMEN’S HEADQUARTERS GUNS, AMMUNITION AND BUNTING CLOTHING Season Opens November 20th. Are You Ready? * The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. OUR STO CK Mlsa Evelyn Waits spent the week end in- Sataford guest ot Mr. and Mi*. Irving Eitridge. Mr. and Mra, Dtnkel and Miss Dinkel -were shopping In Orlando Tuesday. Ti P. Lewis accompanied them. Miss Ruth Allen returned Mon­ day from Gainesville where she ‘ has bcenv visiting. * • ~ Miss Mauil Entx'mlngcr gave' a Halloween party at the hotel. Mrs. Geo., B. Upchurch of Bl-r mlngham, Ala., ia visiting her mother Mra. Geo. Lewis. Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent Thursday afternooh for-the benefit of tho Red Cross.’ The Ladies of-tho Red Cross Aux­ iliary met Wednesday afternoon and ore willing and anxious to do their Is Now BICYCLES — BICYCLE ACCESSOR Tires, Pedals, Saddles, Lamps, Bells, Chains,. Coaster Brakes, Built up Front and* Rear - Wheels and.everything for, the Bicycle. Bicycle Repairing A Specialty MOTORCYCLE Emil Scholl har bought an* island * • Order of Music , ’ near .the new- Gcncya' ferry bridge and is building himself a homo, Church of Holy. Cross Sunday, the Mr. Scholi together with his daugh­ 22nd - after Trinity, November 4th: Organ prelude, Scotch Carol, arr. ter, Mins-Emma, recently came from" •by- tiuilmart; processional hymn, Willaubghby, Ohio. Mr. nmi Mrn. B. E. Squire and "Hark the Sound of Holy Voices,” Mrs. Susie Squire spent Tuesday in Introit, Psalm “ Pruise the Lord;” Kyrle Eleison, Guilbert; Gloria Tibi, DcLand. ' • Anon; Hymn, "Who aro these in C. M. Stowe and son, Edmond of Bright Array;'.' Offertory Solo, "If Cameron ayenuo have the sympathy with all your Hearts'* (Elijah!, Men­ of every one—their Ford car was delssohn; Holy, Holy, Holy, Cooper; stolon Inst Saturday evening while parked .on Park nvenue near ‘ First Blessed Is lie, Morley; 0 Lamb of God, Adams; Glory be to God on National Bank. , High, OldiChant; Recessional Hymn, "T<?n thousand times ten thousand;” LAKE MARY ITEMS Orfcnn. Pmtlude, March,-Petra). Mr. W. II. Evans was a vialtoi* to fy r - „Chas. L. Polk, soloist. ford- Monday, . Evening; Organ .Prelude, Agate; Richard iCarter- of Winter Park Processional nyVnn, "Brightly gleams was a visitor' here last Wetlncstlay. our banner;” -My Soul Doth Magni­ Mr. and Mrs.'C. M. Berry Of San­ fy the Loi;d, Clements; Lord, Now ford wero in our midair Inst Wednes­ let us Depart In Ppbce, Clem'ontaj day’ afternoon. Offertory Organ,.^Chopin; Hymn, "I • . M c.'-W . If. .Evans spriit last week Heard tho fiuund of Voices;" Vesper in TyTjijnd taking-the alate teacher^ Hymn,."One sweetly solemn thought lfyifan, "Ono sweetly' solemn, thought;*’ rtocdssionaP Hymn, "The Church.'* ono* ■Inundation;", Org^t PosUudc, .'Jubilate • Dso. Clement Lorey. * . \ ' ;‘ ,'•.- All rood things develop thsVr full measure of usefulness .through period! ' of stress and itrucgle. Even civiliMtionTtself atUins Its advances by mean* ‘ of trials and tribulations. Today, tha world Is wrung with tha misery of - that tomorrow mankind (nay enjoy Ova hisssing• of freedom; r •* ef-Our-Lintrof H EATIN G A N D COOK STOVES LONGWOOD PICK-UPS Mi*. J. N. Searcy apent Friday* in Orlando, guest o f ‘ Mra. Langenbaeh. Mr. and Mr*. ,W; It. Healey were transacting business In Sanford Fri- j, Florida haa had her share of Ironblc*. Like the fabled Phoenix which rose triumphant from-IU aahea, the State has emerged from every caUe"trophe stronger than ever before, * Today she Is greater and of more usefulness to humanity than at any ■previous period of her existence^ . ' contributing to the welfare of the ' Nation In more ways than ia tho privilege of any other State. * ^t-WHt-Pay-You-Te ACCESSORIES M otorcycle Casings and Tubes, Motorcycle Chains and Repair Links, Motorcycle. Lamps and Horns, Grips, Spark Plugs, Gloves, Goggles, Leggins, M otorcycle Repairing. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES Aptomobibe Casings’and Tubes, Tube Pat­ ches, Blow-Out Patches, Spatk Plugs, Spot Lights, Horns, Bumpers, Radiator Or­ naments, Radiator Hose, Hose " Clamp, Radiator Compound, Fan Belts, T op Dres­ sings, Liqujd Veneer, Polish, Head Light Bulbs, Ford Head Light Dimmers, Ford Lock Switches,-pedal Pads, Running Board Mats, Valor Lifters, Tire Covers, (Ford Sizes), Hydrometers, Rim .'Contractors, Pumps, Pump Hose and- Connections, Con­ trol Wires, C o p p e r ’Tubing, Toblv.Boxes, Gasoline* Oils and-Q'Kea?es;. • ’ -~v r “ " We cordially invite you, to give u s ‘a trial L. Y. BRYAN,. Proprietor NftT A FAIR FOR t*ROFIT ^ Every,t*ily and County In Stsle Hep* (. - resented o^Membefshlp-TLIpt V A n emphatic atntemeiJt lO.the.ef­ fect that-, tho great Florldn Stn(o Fair and Exposition that will be heldin- Jacksonville ’from’*February 26th U>.Marcl: 9th, Incliisivo, 1918, is Jiot a .pfoposltfdn for profit to any Indi­ vidual, and that not * siffgla,indlvidunl has an lota of financial*interest' in’ the project has been Issued from ttaUieadquarter* of tho association. rTheofflcera of tho' Florida State Fair pnd Exposition Inc. .are. all promitiont business men of the state, and every city and town and county in Florida is represented on tho membership list 535348485348485348534848484848532353485348534853534853532353 Attefiiion Farmers1 WE URGE .YOU T O -p L A C I^ tO ^ ORDERS .W TH 'tO IB t; DEALER-WfiLL IN ADVANCE FOR EVERYTHING NEEDED. TQ MAKE; AND.‘HARVEST THE COMING'CROP; AND ALSO T Q ^ ^ N O W ^ M U C H 'A S Y 0tf fcAN,CARE FOR, > .. ’ 2 ' UNLESS"YOU HELP Jlf THIS WAY, THERE ARE'LIKELY TO'BE LOSSES AND DELAYS;.’ -'. f - '* ’ CHASECOMPANY SOUTHERN cspnble'of aubJiVying Yb tho -balance of tho Unjtod States, dohtrary to the. general impression in,some sec­ tions of.the atattv-thcro will not be any rsco track at. tho fair groupds, nor will racing bo countenanced in nny wny; tkc State Fair and Expositjofi U not being held purely.for pleasure, .but for increased agricul­ tural development; advanoed educa­ tion and Intensified' conservation, however the amusement features of the. Exposition, will be far ahead of any. ever-before brought south. , SEEDS Write for complete catalog of all eee<(s B L O O M F IE L D N U R S E R Y & - S E E D CO MONTICELLO, FLORIDA ", •*.:'* . E. W .:*DICKSON, *;* .i 314 W. 1st ST.’ . " SANFORD, FLA W / PHONE 67 . AUTO TIRES AND TUBES VULCANIZED COM PLETE NEW ..For Sprains,' Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism : P enetrate and HeaU. Stops Fain At Onco F o r M on a n d B east We are now prepared to do more and Better than heretofore f Bfc30o.ll..AtAllDosWs. ALL REPAIR WORK r 11A R A S E D FREE A IR SE R V IC E �. OLD STAND, 105 East First Street —9 - ■• ' Why Buy for Carfi? Because you will i)uy only, what you need, and the cash will buy more of what you buy. Pay Cash j'for the merchant who sells for cash ihetfpeK because he has.no losses iH bad accounts, and because not having an> accounts to cany, can do business on less capital. In other words, all of his capil ic, and it ;s reasonable to suppose that business can be done on a much closer profit margin, than under the opposite condition. Besides, quick sales and small <eeps the stock fresh and clean. Let “ Salty First” be your motto. “ Pay as You Go” your business slogan, and the high cost of living won't be so expen OUR STOCK IS FRESH AND CLEAN, AND OUR PRICES LOW TH E LIN ES Men’s W om en’ s and Children’ s F urnishings. Men’s and 1 Special Orders Given Prom pt Attention M en’s and Childrens Shoes (L adies’ Shoes Later) lin g and Hats Call and Investigate Our Stock and Prices SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A PUBLICITY PU LLS PROGRESS ■PRODUCING n o t 'PBOMOTING’! b o a r d o f t r a d e , r e su l t s '(DT TUE-HECRETXBT) * Ur*. T. G: Irwin of Stamford, , fan , was an interested visltqr to tk Board of Trade and Woman's sfxtkinte yesterday. Mrs. Irwin is Fas enthusiastic worker1in the WomraiVCIub of her Romo city and natrtally stes the good and bad in auch ertlcs where she goes. In Sanford Un. Irwin complimontaed the ad* -Ttttitw and ndvocatea upon re<*at of thu secretary, changes that 'w ld mean much to the city and ■ctamgnity. Mrs. Irwin*has gone to Pain Beach but will write an'articlo (a the near future, giving her im* ptsiion of Sanford; its progress nnd . ssa-progrrM The article will apaar is The Herald in the near fu- Gift Leaf C«ut , Aitlcry W W H E -N th e f ir # / 3 r• pay day arrivedfor PcrshingYboysifT France— • • || th e g r e a t e s t ^ de­ m and w a s fo r Bull Durham’’ — cabled the correepondent c f the a N a tio n inMoir To knock your Board of Trade is a straight out knock* to. your town and your county because the Board of Trade is 100 per cent for city and county betterment and when you knock one you knock .the other— figure it out. On Tuesday, Nov. 13th, Sanford will be'flooded with undertakers and Mr.* f . L. Miller, state secretary of the Undertakers Association is the cause. On this date, the Osceola will bring fifty undertakers nnd their wives to Sanford. Messrs. Miller and Holly'and Taylor will meet them at DcLand landing and continue the trip to Sanford. Arriving Sanford, the Board of Trade is arranging an forty mile automobile ride for the guests. They will ho carried over tho farm district and will be shown tho hundreds of acres now growing iottuce, celery nnd winter vegetables and will also be given a glimpse of tropical Florida on the shores, of Lake Jessup. • After lunch at the Carnes Hotel, tho autos will carry the guests through DeLand and on to catch the Osceola at the DeLand landing. Those booked for the trip are; Mr. and Mra. John F. Martin; Elisabeth, N. J., Mr. and Mra. Chaa. B. Moke, New Brunswick, N. J., Mr. and Mra. Clark p. Rogers, Bordentown, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. James £. Murphy, Newark, N. J., Mr. and Mra. R. C. D. Lcgg, Patterson, N. J. Timothy C. Lucas, Hoboken, N. J., Irvin' D. Applegate, Passaic, N. J., James f , Higgins, ‘Elisabeth,. N. 'J., James H. Sexton, Ashury .Park, N* J„ - John A. Maxwell, ^EqntrVUle, „N./»L, \ynnam A /'W brr& ;-;lJnff Branch, 'N . J .,. JpliA r-y . Burkoro, Jersey City.JHefjukn E. FromWiclt', Patterson; Jf.-J./.Mra. Pulton,;Lpng; Branch, N. ‘J.-Robert-.-J. Wfggcr, IWhici / N. Cohboy, Tfcofriton B. Bimi&s'and Mi^a Conboy, New York d t y r ^ U la m MgC* w?s*A<r^and Mrs. John. T!’ Gallagher; Mr.r-apd Mrs. Max Huntkc, Mrs. Mary Fl Ehlcnbergcr and * Mlaa Bayha, Brooklyn,. N. Y „ Mr. and Mrs. M'. J. Dockray, Canton, Mesa?,.Mr. and. Mrs. P. J. ' McArdle,. Charleston, Mass., Henry 8. McCrea^ Worcester, Maas., David H. Curtis, Boaton, 'Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Geo;. J-Smith, Milford, Conn.; Mr. And Mrs. W* **• Woerbach, .South Bethlehem, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Opplet, South Bethlehem, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McIntyre, St. Catherines,. On­ tario, Canada. ' .*v • t t t * : The pestl monthiy meeting of the Board of Trado. will be held in Qeneva. Thla will be Tuuday, Oft. 18tb, »t 7:30 p. m. *'*' t t t A letter frbm_ the pasaenger de­ partment' of the Southern Railway, q .xMj» A; SL P.. and Atlantic ;Coast Line informs us.that this seaaon will be the biggest tourist season; Florida has .ever hid* Touriata •tnla^year Arill find a-reception In Sanford and without doubt we will, get. more.our-, tita than. we can : ‘accommodate. Al c d y we have.lettera fropj pettore. in. Sioux Fpjla, S. D.»* Minneap­ olis, MlQn., Portland, Ofeifbfi,' Spit Ltkp City, U ta k \ v > 4 'Lexingtph. Kf, in addition to seVetaLfrorn New Yorl( city, tiling to.Hanford thi*.»ea»on We are go­ ing to see to it that thcae. people ace Seminole county. UCrb *‘ ;.'! V .*’.' r Three feet more end the Urge three ftiuted achponera that frequent the Gulf .and. Atlantic porta would soon flfwf biiidnAis in'our section and open a trado valuable beyond our dreama; Remember, It. will only take three feet more of water to get this very thing. Reside this, If ‘ the in lahd waterwaya from Boaton to Miami la catabliahed via the St. Johns' river, hundreds of yachts that now work inlpnd and outsido on their way south to the far south would come our wty. These yachts represent the builders of industries, the people make and build even cities. Naturo has provided us with n wonderful, navigable stream, It is ns little as we can do to work and boost for it's cause and enlarged purpose. This question will be thoroughly gone into at the Gdncva meeting.Tuesday evening, Noy, 13th. ‘ * t t t THE U N I V E R S A L C A R T o get the maximum of service from your Ford car, it must have careful attention from time to time; a'littlc “ tuning up” to keep it running smothiy always adds to its power and endurance. T o bo assured of the best mechani­ cal service and the use of genuine . Ford materials, bring your car hero where you get practical Ford experience, and the regular Ford narLs. Ford prices, fixed by the company, nre the .same everwhere. Chassis $325.00 Runabout $315, Touring Cnr$3G0, Ton Truck $G00.00, Coupolet $560,Town Cnr $6*15, Sedan $695—all f. o. b. Dc.roit. On display and-for' sale by. ■ Messrs. Jules M. Bingimers of West Palm Berfdh,' C. W. Marsh, Hibernia Bank, New Orleans and W. S. Taylor, Wilmington, Del. were Board of Trade visitors Monday, fit' Tourist visitors since Monday wero One half of the gasoline 'used in II: G: McCall, Trovidencq, V. Mf the United . States (t,250,000,000 Drennan, Montgomery, H. L. Case, gallons) is used in piedsure riding. Norfolk, Ben M. Godfrey, Little It is estimated that tho United Rock, Samuel . Jacobs, Baltimore,- States' artny will need* 350,000,000 Arden Thomas, Saratogn, C. L. gallons for airplanes, trucks, auto­ Spiers, Harrisburg, Pa., and Mr. mobile tractors and other machines. Thero'is.no way ob obtaining this in and Mrs. L. Quincy, St* Paul. **- , 'this country except by saving from • 4 Need Band Mnalc 1 the” existing supply, and this econ­ Patriotism 'without ‘ music is like omy may be procured by voluntary soup without salt. It lacks the sripp, cutting down, ol iloanure riding (for the tang, the flavor. Music, espec­ instance, thq.man who takes his fam­ ily out on. Sunday for n fifty mile ially band music, arouses nntloqa! ride can cut this in half). It has enthuiiasm.in tho souls of Quaker as i *• - J**? : I«* • • a J)eem.,estimatod that1by .economical it does in the ardent volunteer—and enthusiasm is akin to' patriotlam. UMVertpugh'gasoline, can be saved to The ;boya left, behind because they supply not only the Unkltcd i States ,but^|io: its allies for war purpoafcl. are'too-young' to fight and the pum —rStVentiflc American. • Now cotheth the tlmo.ro/ -year when the south calls the crook frotq the cold north aa well aa the tourist. It alio calls that particularly canny “ Sky Pilot’’ who finds, that the qouth needs his evangelistic ministering— when it (a time for • new overcoat in Yankee land. C. F. WILLIAMS Denier EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN in person to A . Bentley & Sons Co., United States foot o f Laura Street �^ * -j i*.*- 111 tm Ssz&m « 2. n i » cover the guilty parties. Suspicion goVeffiffiMt ID' suppress aU-rretfmr and rag*. are aroused among tbpse and speech that bad for Its objoct, or Whose food supplies are destroyed, tended . to, the weakening of the _ ; B. J, HOLLY, Ultar moral* of* the government force*.. » M. HAYNES, Baa»**a* MuuHW and this may lead to reprisals.ort In­ Men of America, fair son* and nocent people. It may bring every 1 ' p «MU m4 S*wy T i«U | •»* FH*af , German resident under suspicion and brothers will soon be on the [ firing thoy may become the victims of an line, defending the honor of a people Many people regularly resolve to save money— they are hon­ outraged populace. Dut the Ger­ that know no master. They will be shedding their blood to make per­ airavcatrrt *» r u n in adtakcs est in the resolves, but some stronger desire overcomes them, and man agents care naught for this. n o . . •i •. ***• ******M4,***IM* They are'acting* under orders from manent the liberty-bequeathed them ‘they do not put their surplus mbndy aside. ~ ~ * * W O ffTM S. ...* .• » • « •••• • ••••••• 1-M Berlin and it la well known that the by other ■fighters of another age. I MONTUfl. m i •« »»»•■•• ••»•••*'Y An account here, steadily working for you at Compound In­ Prussian government holds the Ger­ Can we stand and see them stabbed M »»iih i +* cut *1 Cknw* IWI P w T^b man American, even those yrho have in the back by. professed friends, terest, will give you the iucentive to carry out your good resolution: i l t M M t t SO*. N M m lb * while they are baring their breasts bcen.loyat to tho Fatherland, ip. the •u la M t m i M M Ba *>»*•■! OfW» utmost contempt. Amvassador Ger­ to our country's foes? SURPLUS $15,000.00 CAPITAL 930,000.00 ■«»•#*< AaBaMaA C U M M a i Malta* t ard, in his articles declares that the The man who in thls^an\eregncy German Ardericin is hated more lit opposes his country's cqursqtthTough , **^t!aAM .A»l af Martb M . W O . tensely than the-bitter wjimiea *of ignorance should- be. reasoned /.with Germany. /*«*1 and enlightened.. He. who by^ sueh For their own protection thtf Ger­ action would, give aid to tho enemy man and Gorman .American residents should bo sent to Join that.enemy— should report those whom they know at once. Ho’a a misfit here’. to be engaged In plots against the - If. R. STEV yens * - \ c. m. hand SANFORD, FLORDA *;o. ltatlor R. R. DEAS United States.* Tjiis docs!not apply AmIC uM* rimuAi ■ p; L WOODRUFF Vk»>Pn*Unl . CmM" United State*. ThU does, not Im‘ply thst all German Americana In T H E B A N K T H A T IN S U R E S Y O U R D E P O S IT S this countfy hav$ Ifnowledhe of such plots, or afpW lU loytl^ the country f y V V W W W n W V W M W a i u u t M V M V V M V M W g W W W W I W M O ia ix ii of thdr 'adoptbipr but that thereara some Who are Iri sympathy with such is not secret. price of commercial fertilizing mate­ there would be leu uae for the aid of will be, "D om It Matter What You rial* and farmers not keeping suffi­ tbs doctor. • As yet ‘the American people are • Believe?" The service begins at 7 cient stock to meet the wants of the not fully aroused to the war. When The greatest drafn today of the O*.dojk.' Practically all the newspapers In sons, husbands and brothers are re­ soil, It does not produce as great r«7 land U in the sewerage’system of our! *“ South Florida are going right after ported among the slain, the humari turns as It Is capable of doing. Be­ citice. Take New York, for In-1 A man in Philadelphia handled a all the outside.advertising they ean passions, peculiar to all peoples will LICENSE LAW IN EFFECT TO low we give an analysis of blood, stance, of 4000,000 Inhabitants, or amall account In which there was a get, having jointly placed a solicitor come to the surface, and they will be from whlclf 14 obtained all tho nu­ little Jacksonville of leu 'than 100,- claim of *Uty dollars belonging to s . BLOCK SPECULAat wdrfc In Tamp*. They uPge that in no mood to stand for. Prussian trition tho body requires. Now OiiO. It is safe estimate that $20,- ’.the kalzcr.'.’^ Io invested fifty dollars v * v- TION the home, merchants do not adver­ propaganda in their midst.—St. Aublood is composed of two principal 000,000 of fertilising material passes , of the account in Liberty. Bonds, and tise sufficiently to support tho home gustihf! Record. *, Washington, Nov. -l.-i-Ono hun­ substances^ viz: globules and the Into the ocean every year, contam- *thus the kaiser’s money la working newspapers, and that the latter are • . . _ Q -----dred thousand manufacturers, whole­ ■erum or plssma, in which thoy float nating the water’ of -the bay and; against the kaiser. This is merely a Justified in offering to merchantsAof FOOD REfcULATION - ; , salers and 'other distributors of as this combined fluid circulates poisoning the fiafi, From Jackson­ small sample of a very large move- , .other cities ,tbo privileges that their Government action In food price staple food 'will be placed undor throughout the bodies of man an.d ville at least $500,000 of manure ment where millions of dollars, due home merchants will not avail them* . regulation has hadj^yno splendid re­ license by the Food Administration animals. paucs Into the St. Johns river each Germans, have been invested in the selves of. In all Its career this paper for the duration of .tho war. No li­ lusts. No careful flfcrv er of events yea r,'n il, of 'which comes from the loan, to be turned over tp tho claim­ Composition of Illood Corpuscles In has never asked for an inch or a lino can doubt that without such action censes' have yet been mailed but it farms, in the first place. ants after the war. The money ii 1000.00 Parts of foreign advertising 4that would prices would now be at a prohibi­ was announced that those who hive Water... . . . _J .*........ .............. 680.00 One (if the slogans of our beloved being put to a good use. conflict with the interests of home sought licenses need not be appre­ Globulin...,..... 1;.............. tive, height. 282.22 country is "Conservation of Food." merchants—nor has It accepted ^all Dut . the abuses havo not all been hensive unless they violate the foo l Haematine,—containing tho Our- motto is “ PRODUCE MORE — "Nowhere on earth can’ s man that was proffered It. But' that n , ’ ,* . eliminated. True the big sharks control act. FOOD." To this end, keep more make a living with so little expendi­ iron of blood making for * newspaper should decline business be­ Nearly fifty thousand application . color..................................... 16.75 stock, grow more feed for the same, ture of labor snd'bralna aa he'can have had their teeth effectively ex­ cause it comes from a city other tracted, but there arc still n multi blanks have already been called fof Fatty substances . ..... ......... 2.31 and thus add to the fertilizing .of t _ ; r{Kbt here in south. Florida," says than that where it la published is an tudo of smaller‘ fry whose activities by dealrirs and requests are pouring Extractive matter... ......... .. 2.60 land. Peter 0. Knight of Tamps*: / ‘ Nature , absurd' contention that'no sensible In at tho rate of 4,000 a day. Thou­ Chloride of Sodium (common are ns strenuous, ns ever Another thought.. Potatoes have is hotter to us here than In any other person wfll hold to.—Lakclnnd Tele­ sands of licenses have been filled. out salt)------..J...... ................ F o r ’ instance, reports, come from brought fabulous prices this year. spot in. the world, I really believe. gram. various cities that prices <tf veget­ and will be mailed to affected deal­ Chlorida bf Potassium .......... In Florida wo cab rake two-craps of If I couldn't make a Hvlnj? In Tampa ables and perishable fruits have been ers* as so6r» ns booklets containing Phosphate of soda and potthe same each year. Our crop of I would want to confess that I was ■ The Seminole County Guards nre cxcop(ionaily high, while in these complete rules* tfnd regulations for asta.; .... r............. . .9-12 (all Irish pojatom are in-blooin. Wc utterly ashamed of mys.*lf." And not asking the government,’ tho state same localities farmers have had the 'guidance of licenses havo teen Sulphate of Soda and Potsssa this is the spirit that all surces-ful #» ate green peas for our dinner. Be­ ploridians possess. . dr the congressman for guns and sup- these same commodities to spoil on received 'by *the printer. Phosphate of Lime ........ ....... tween the spring and fall cropg of ■ plies. ’ The • county commissioners their bands for Want of n market. > ;-d Tho Food Administer estimates Phosphate. Magnesia Irish potatoes cowpcas can be grown sglll supply tho equipment to the Total..,............. lGOtbtO There can -he but one reason for that when the lists are complete to the enrichment of ti c soil, or a "Culture, character and service are Seminole Guards just ns the law nays this—collusion between the retailers. there will be about 100,000 licenses, crop of corn, or some other summer three’' things that eventually must • Mf Composition of Plasma, or Serum, they shall and they ytll be used for This collusion is greatly aided by the including Importers, packers, whole­ crop. * • In 1000 00 Tana rule the world," declares Dr. W. F. Seminole couhty just ns the law s ;; « average city marketing'regulations. salers, 'commission men, ‘ brokers; Water... ...j. < J 02.90 Tillott, Dean of Vanderbilt UniverIn ’ conclusion, let *our farmers they shall, nil .reports to the contrary In most citTPs the restrictions placed auctioneers, dtorngo -warehouse men, Fibrin... ..... 4.05 cease tobe obsesses with the,' Jdca.!jdty. .And .lt-J* "service" just now notwithstanding- ’ If tho laws that on hucksters and peddlers urib very together with retailers doing more Albumen *78.84 that* we ’ cannot raise good, crops that leads in tHc trinity, urciframfd and pnssed at Tallahassee stringent, These restrictions vir­ than 1100,000 business lipnunlly, 1.72 withput'the use of commercial ft is aro no good and can ho broken at tually1protect tho retailers from nil which embraces mail order flfms and Fatty matter......................... rj T -' Extractive m a t t e r . .3.94 tilizers; *Our sandy aoiU need hunjus tho.will and pleasure of the supreme competition, so thnt the1*gentlemen's chain store*. A contemporary’ wapta to know ’ Chlorida of Sodiuni (common more ’ than the mineral 'elements. court at any time, then tho Inw agreement" li easily maintained. who took the ‘-'poj." put of potatoes. Small retailers will nqt be licensed *a)t)...,...^„„...__ ___ ____ _ Humus-lias* the powtr of rendering It would be more Instructive to ’ makers that have been going to Tal­ In the present-emergency It. Is a but they arg subject to tho provi­ latent mineral elements gf the soil know‘ who tock the "eat" out of lahassee should never haVo been question if II would not be the part sions of the food law .itself, which Chlorida of Potauium/™™..... Phosphate of Soda_ _ __ i....... available im plant, gr.Owth. Hence, wheat. •aloctcd to that position. The law of wisdom for all our cities and towns forbids acculation, hoarding and ex­ " , Phosphate of Potassium ,r._ _ grow something,;lf only weeds. Pigs, governing county guards •is plain to ontirely abolish peddlers' licenses, cessive profits. They will also be goats and sheep vfrjll feed on moU of enough, was passed and will stick to at least so far as food stuffs arc con­ controlled through the licensing reg­ Phosphate of Lime ............* . • A 'prbnllricnt editor Jhas been Phosphate of Lime A.55 these and fejrtpfxe Ihq. land.'by their all Intents and purposes. If there is cerned. threate.hB'd with death, in art anony- . I• This would institute a ulations controlling wholesalers, who droppingk while grazing. anyone who docs not think so let healthy competition that would have will bq required to cut off- the sup­ Phosphate of Magnesia moiii letter, beegdse he. condemned . ; Gilmore, Fla., Oct. 22, 1917. V .* the draft resUfoVa.^* Ho ahould. pri^. . him try lo call the county guards as a very salutary effect on food prices.’ plies of dealers of any size, and In Sulphate of Soda Sulphate of Potsssa . _ ........ s ’ company into some other county t*c$‘ Jilf: rear— 'dangeriif, fr o n t ," » T .’* ——0 ------. . any branch of tho trade,, who exact Panbrlerlm thurrh > . T o t a l . . . . . 1000.00 ______ i.-.p ■ • after said 'company haa been’ equip­ exorbitant profits on tho necessities ■ tekeher training class.of. the AIDING THE ENEMY . . - From whence does tho ox obtain ped at- the expenso of the county.' . . ' ' Aiding the Enemy—j\ist now this of life. these ingredients of the blood and Ifundny achpglj.composed jof. tfachera -j^hrefugh' tho Investigations t>I the Y ou can drive a horse to water but is a familiar phrase in American-life. The licensed foods -, include ' bepf, thuues? • From the grau of the irtd;lhosp.ln tValning for 'Tifeachers' railroad jwar board It has bean. dis­ you cannot makn him drink, met' at - vefy •plcaSanf * luncheon co verctk that t h f (tat shortage is on a Exactly what lb Intended to-be con­ pork and .mutton, fish, poultry and fields! ------0 ----- : Wednesday afternoon at 5:30 In'the par with most *«f-the, other "short­ veyed by the phraso many do not eggs,' jnllk, butter, ! cheese, flour, The above Ingredients-reappear in dining room of the** church. This ages" in this" country—rqady madq HEAPING THE WHIRLWIND seem to’ understand. It might bo sugar, * cereals, * lard, beana„' peas, animals; hence,: dV Is an all-round warf'thc opening of the winter’s work for the occasion, $ Widespread plots to destroy tho well to study it closely If we are to fruit, vegetable* several *’lfneA . of fertiliser and has been, known as by this group of workers. The book’ food ’supplies of the United States be loyal citlxcns as our gbvornmcnt canned goods and other -products. . t <:■ auch f r o m time infmeftorial.i Yet, studied and discussed .for. the rjghf *A New Jersey soldierj.convicted of are reported, this dastardly work expects us to be. The purposes bf licenses are stated notwithstanding this, it U material was A'*"« pfV*‘* Missionary bigamy Has been sentenced to serve being credited to the.German agents . First, It Is not at all necessary is follows: moat" targely wasted-^jM^the-', farm. jv,ternl_on. th.o-FreqjBh ..front. We Methods.'N in this country, Steps have been that wo actually minister to tho "1 —T o ’llmlt the prices charged by Nature is so beneficent ann-prodigal taken to guard all depots and ware­ enemy's material wants, in order tb every licensee to a reasonable Thu pn yer rii?etipg was a Bun- u‘ hadl rto.ldea-'lKe .Now -JcreeyT courU • of'her favors.*''that when the agricuL J4y'Bchoql prayAf.meeting, and re-' were W.,lenignt^‘ > \ ^ :-; houses, also stockyards, against at­ come under the heading of the term. amount 'over expenses, and forbid turlat will not grow the best fertilis­ , ’ J.- * j ‘.VI*_•*- ■ --1w tacks of Tncendlarlcjf. There are a thousand And. one wpys the acquisition of*speculative profls porta Were received 7fom all depart­ ing material, or conserve that which President Wilson has'decided that ment* grid g brief ijtudy. of. I.'Tim ­ from,* rising market..' 'J t laprobable that the German Indirect ways—of aiding an enemy. grows ‘ apontaneoualy, such as crabisdentiou*. iCTfiples need not disothy was given as a book* designed-'irons "2 —To keep all/fbod commodities Our present enemy Is fully aware of grass, then she produces weeds—the /agents aid succeed In destroying cer; alifyra tdan from actlvo aervice in to help Sunday school tedchyre^hJ^i^tial this fact, and his knowledge Is shown moving In as direct'a-line and with lain properties that aro too email to b u-*•t’ Blend of ' the. poor firmer. . -| i( * In hln extraordinary activity in' our as little' ddlay as practicable to Ithe .loatlfy a guard, but lha government That portion of manure most consumer. *' country. * * w ill’bars no dlflUulty In coping with * wasted is the urine of anlfnala; To One of the moat effective' ways to "3 —To limit as f a ^ * practicable the vHeation. conserve this most valuable of exaid a cause is to destroy the morale contracts for future u^livcry and Regard loss .of_ thesuccess or fail­ heavy bedding should. - be —----- ■«" >r ’. . n ; of its opponents. If dissension and dealing* In future-contracts." ure ol tho German agents, the meth­ strife can be sown In Its ranks, these "With few exceptions,", said- a provided si a sponge to absorb Jt. Again, Jt is .*-common practice to ods used render it difficult to die- of themselves will in on bring about Food Administration statement to­ clear fields of grass and stubble by its downfall without much effort on night, "those engaged in the hand­ burning auch off the land. Npw the ling of food havo shown the utmost tho part of Its opponent. writer -on his little farm makes a Unfortunately, there seems to be patriotism and a desire to go even compost h£ap of grass, corn-stalks beyond the requirement sof the law current In this country an Idea thnt and weed i—to this la added the ex­ any course of action Is permissible Itself in supplying the public with crement from the toilet, keeping the that is not directly prohibited by necessities at moderato prices.’ The srfmo place in a sanitaty condition. statute law. Acting on thta assump­ exceptions are being noted and vig­ Land plaster or plaster of paris is tion, opponents of the government orous use wlll.be made In theso cases ■Iso* added. This material breaks of tho powers conferred by congress. claim tho right to crit|clse this gov­ / ‘ For the most’ part, however, tho down the composted materia] quick; ernment's actions because our con­ Administration anticipates ly. The only^fommerelal fertilizer stitution guarantees to all freedom Food 1 Our Office Supply Store la we have purchaied and uied during of speech. Such people profess to be the full cooperation and voluntary for Ygur Convenience, In order the past two years has b?en ground unable to see wherein'they can be support of jtll licenses without resort that you may equip your office phospbatlc rock, .fyr our supply of to coYnpulslon." with all the little neceaaay ar- ■ accused of disloyalty in exercising a potash we rely on tlio aihca .we ob­ tidea that ahould be In evi«Vr ! plain right guaranteed by the coq« tain from wood,, of which we have of cooperation, thb spirit which animates all soo . ' T our \ ; ■tltutlon, office, and which will Sow Your ah abundance on uncleared land* ceaaful business, prevails la t^T organisation of Fortunately, howevpr, this same nre \ lim e and LighUn Your Office With regard to the exhaustion of our Federal reserve bank. question has arlaen before In.this work. V potash from our soil, we would state country. In tho war between the as n facf, that it' being a mineral W e own stock In. it- W e keep our reserve states, President Lincoln had the Some Excellent Ideas Upon ThU Timely $ Equip'your office witk up-tocan never be destoryed. It can be cash In it. W e have a voice fa electing its dlreos same difficulty to contend with, and date accessories, and you will Matter Advanced by a Practical-Man rendered available In surface soil v m tors and through them in chooairigita manage^ he went* directly to tho root'of the give your Business Cprrespon-’ by p ’rslstent cropping and not re•By K. T. Cuzner, M. D. ment It b our bonk, and its resources enable" matter and defined for all time the dents the impression that you turn'ig toi the earth an ‘ equivalent Seeing that the world's production ui at oli times to meet the legitimate bonking rights of cltltcns as to freedom of .are really doing business In a to |lut abstract -d in the jhapo of oD food—especially of animal kind, requirements of our community. speech in time* o! national peril. buainess like way. mar re captaining it, nr by impart­ Hear'htrar “ I - " — r — >— — r-*- and as on the farmer rests’ tho bur/ ing t ■ it potash as a roinVraI~Ndw, ~fYou, in tum, can cooperate with us in main­ ■"lie* who dlssuadca one man from' den of relief from this threatened potr-'i aa a mineral is too high priced taining tbp Federal Reserve Backing System, and calamity, It become* a primary ne­ volunteering, or. Induces one soldier at p-*aent for a liberal, use of It. at the same time share in ita benefits and pro* . cessity for him to have at* his dis­ tA desert, weakens the Union , cause Flan1 1 cannot do wlthont it to any lection, by becoming one of our depositors. posal the knowledge and means In /■ ga much, as he who kills a Union aolgreat extent and flourish. Humana ttrS ordferqif meet successfully this food dler iq battle. Yet this dissuasion llkeviie often suffer from disease shortaf ei Hence, this ‘paper of sug­ or Inducement' may bo so conducted dut to the want cf a ruffirh-nt sup­ *' '■ • as to be no defined crime of .which gestions. ply ef potaih. Fruits and fresh veg­ OSes Sopplj Dept. One principal reason for thU lack any civil .court would taka, cogni­ etable?-eOntaln a liberal supply, of of sufficiency of food .material is thkt sance." v ‘ *. . . / V FHON2 148 potash, a^d wore such partakon bf snt Lincoln went farther and! i ' - gound is not made to yield th* fhdUputab)e right of tbcjproper quota. Owing to tht hii'h more freely by'• people in general, H I M M M § 4• »»# THE SANFORD HERAtfj ^ ^ — Make Your Resolntion An Accomplished Fact THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY » i ... PE O PLE S B A N K O F S A N F O R D NEWDEAL IN FOOD • b* • - « * » , t » Your Office and Our Store w ., • : • . THE FARM • CONSERVATION The First National Bank! _ ■ SQstsSI - ■/ i , - t -•• ,*;»*• ■ • - , /ii �-Mention Utile tlippenJ0# of Matter* in personal Item* o f jntereil isry of the Pleating Small dks SoedacUy Arranged for Hurried Herald Beadera ;• And just a* you My you will not change ybur style of living n atirvbaby UIm In -Frana ~ ~ — rrr— ;-V our plana /(jr-dlpneo. Mr*.. Hou'adwffe,: are Just as Important 1n their way aa Gen. Haig's plana for a night attack. Haig’ alms to got tho maximum of results with tho mini­ mum of material. Ho uses plenty, but ho doesn't waste any. So should your -That'* - tho way you and help- win this . a - war. <* Millions of women and children of Europe—our allies—can bo saved from bitter hunger-U you will eat one slice loss of wheat bread each d«y. ‘ Mrs. ■L. A, Oglesby leaves--this afternoon for Orlando, where ahe will visit her mother, Menondez. Mrs. Oglesby has been tho guest of her father, Mr. Rinaldi for the past week. ‘ Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Edgeton’ at Mpnrni', n fine baby girl. Tbe ladies of Mr*. AlCKUinon a J u Udies Aid of the Presbyterian Surch will »«old a towel, sale in the L future. The ladles have boon wrWnt on ,thc*e toweb for many and they aro beauties, being of ike finest material ang all hand emSoldmd. Watch for the announce■wBt of the date of this tale. p.'niy Plants, Nov. 14, 11.00 per iusdred- Mrs. S. B. W i ^ . . '20-tf If you want Germany, to win this, 'Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hunt^wjio war, waste food—use up the food itrt been the guests of Mrs. Hupt> needed by thoes who are fighting brttbrr, Chat, M. Hand for aovbrnl. Jher. ' • • . - , veeks leave today for their* hpme-in •’'Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Arthur are re­ Berkeley, California. joicing over the arrival of a fine Pmtrve your corn, kill' the Weevil baby boy. The m«ny.-_f/|fndi npl Mrs. Sv E, Pea body. on. Hallowe'en night The Derfvt will sympathize with ‘ hcr in .Uttlo boy had on a costume with the reronf-death nj hcr.W'lhtr wblrh lils'o fnco of whiskers ^pd while occurred in^nn auto’ aTndfnt-'Iti De­ rying a-Jack lantern around the^ troit.-* Mr. und Mr.’ -. Barret export- his whiskers caught Are and b’i to bo in Sanfncd in a few weeks^ face was badly.burned. It la hoped ‘ Pinned S u rer-»f •( H um lnsilen that his life cap bo saved but one of Principal J. F. MeK^nnor r- riv- 1- hb cyca b Injured and hb face n noDeo thii morning itiai Ip- hoi r - mass of burns. The -Uttlo fellow was efiv#d a,.i,rate...c: cjiflcjiV ;cn eiati One of-the prettiest children In the niaminatibna. rec*-?’y he'd, IV.if. and -the aymtathy of every one c *nT)< r f i ' .i r • <V.} j). - h-. . ' illy goes out to tho parents and the Uttlo rrrluK'3 >> it>- g -’.tnct?y„ bui boy. * His father had hb hand badly nwrr .*d him on J.i rent ri burned while going to hb aasbtance ominqtfon htid Gcii'Vr V :h and in trying to extinguish the flames. ■" ' Government IJ*pert Here Prof. ('. V, FIpor >if kV5«Mngfo * Birthday Party ”*' rniinecti-d with the ■Bureau' id F'ant A birthday social will be given at IndUftry wi’l I)i h tijk y , the giu .t of Dr. UUckmati i>t Weklwa the .Methodist church Friday even­ Ranch. He is.-, ru: •|M<i*e(l as .th» ing, Nov. 16, for the benefit of. the greatest c.qiert Vn 'mV* cm gr.ixM * Sunday school. A good program iiml forage crops »n<t ^i!J enrurretce has been prepared and a good social lh«- inlr -luction of better fetfds for time . b promised everybody. All ILvo’ stork. • .. *• . are invited to come. You will bo expected to bring aa many pennies ns represents the day. In. th* month on which you.wen) t forgot the place, dfcte Sport Hats, Felts, & Velvets A Beautiful Assortment embracing the Latest Shapes and /Colors in Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. :: :: :: The Q U A L I T Y S H O P tree*.being noted for their attrac­ tional Co-opcratlee "Union of Amer­ tiveness* and use ns an ornamental ica. shade tree. . * 'J. Dunedin la fast forging to the front.' She b going to have a"whlte way" by December 1st. There wiU be eighteen lights'and" they will line the street from the railroad, to the bay. . V - An election held at Quincy recent­ ly to vpto on a bond issue of >18,000 for street paving was won by the progressive element by a majority vote of two to- one. A total of ninety-three votes wers cast- and This Beats Potato Race. A contest of two or more persons, each screwing electric light bulbs In­ to n suitably mounted row of sockets laid on the ground, has provided .a novel substitute for the old-fashioned potato race. The new gnme la suit­ able tor cither Indoor or outdoor fes­ tivities. » aixty-two bailots'.favorod bonds and thirty-one opposed the issue. A number of the fnrmera of Flag­ ler county •have organised what Is FOR OUR SOLDIER BOYS known as the Flagler Union, which Benefit Will '.Be Given In The a a branch of the Farmer*' EducsNear Fgtnre * The benefit for the SeminoIc Xmaa Box Fund being arranged by tho several departments .of the Wqmsn's Club will be giveh at the Sanford t,Ifgh School In the near future. Pro­ gram and 3ate to be announced later. s * One hundred and four .boys have gone from Seminole county and it is the plan of tho Social Department* to send n. Chrjutmns box- to each of these boys who have gone to fight our battles. The hearty, coopera­ tion cf the entiireclub and the pubHe, will be ncces ary if we "are to send a box to every cno. The tick­ ets wl, he*25c nnd certainly no other 25c wp may spend for Xmas this •year will carry cheer nnd good-will to so many and none more deserv-ing. Watch for the date.. If you think it 'better tq whip .Germny in Europe, rather ' than fight her hero, - help feed our .allies and keep them In the fight. Sign up aa a member of; the'Food- Administration. .'.'.k , .... W. J. Coleman of Plant City is in the city, the* guest of his daughter, Mr*. Fred Fort, Mr. Coleman is farming in the Okeechobee section. M r/an d Mrs. John /Mauser arc hoine from their wedding. trip' slid will go to housekeeping ns soon as they can find a, house. Their many friends are. extending congratula­ tion!. . . . . (tr Wsycross, accompanying -i.WUliim Lee to the hospital, for.treatPaper Hanging and Painting oent.' , Thousands of new samples of wal Dr. Srhi-ibe wh& ia in charge of paper for you (p.select from. Sam­ the Cuban Miwion at Tampa' waa ples will be brought to your doos |n the city jesteniny and addrc*)ad upon request... J also do, decorating the itiiui 'nary societies at the Conand painting aa it' should bo done. grtjstionhl church. .. ^ F. W .. Te'mpcrton, 108 Palmetto Pswy Plants, Nov. 14, >1.00 per Avo., one door'from First street. 20-tf hundred. Mr*. S.- B. Wight. The .cool weathir for the past few Bsskel Ball Tonight . diyi it ideal for tho lettuce and cel­ One of tho best games and tho ery rrn[>4 and the farmers are corGermany in striving to .fasten her rnpondinc'y happy. aystom on Europe and the world, first game of tho sreson to be played Mbs Utah Johnson has returned tirough starvation. You. can't help hero will be that of the Eustls High School end Sanford High School (the home slu r spending* several days In Odindo whin- her sister, Mrs. Mar­ girls) played ut the Purish House tonight. rero wa* dangerously ill. Kho left -Sanford is touted as the winner the patient greatly itnporvcd; of the girls slate championship for Pinty PJapH, Nov. 14, >1.00 per . l’ ay Cash and Nave Money '1917-18 pnd this first game will hnJrrl. \tM. S. B. Wight. 20-tf In this issue of Tho Herald is tho demonstrate just what they have in Mr*. W. M. Moore and Uttlo.son, advertisement of D. L. Thrnshcr, tho way of championship material. Frriton who have been- visiting Mr. months here. Mrs. Sharp has been which Contains some truths about Tbe gnme will start nt eight and the jaJ Mr*. I*. B. Langley nt their visiting relatives in Ohio for the the virtue of pnying ensh for your admission will be W> and 2& cents. hom' on Vim r.venue lcft'yestcrdny summer and is glqd to get bnck to goods nnd saving rm ney. This is Those who will play for. Sanford for their home in Alexander City, Sanford where .she has many friends. the lime of al) timis when the thrif­ aro?* t ty man nr woman ia trying to aavc Alibams. . ,j American will deserve to lose this May Thrasher, captain,* Helen P.rmrmher the Daughters of- Wes- war if, through unwillingness to prac­ Hand, Helen Peck, Cora. Lee Tillis, money end the way to .save is to lry h««ar and, turkey supper Sntur-, tice small economies, it fails-to.save' Dorothy Humph, Catherine Levis, shop for bargains.. But real bargains now an- the bargains you can buy for d»y, Iffnv. 2-yh. M ’ lnce to be nn- the food nccessaryf'-lo kerp our allies Ruth ‘Roberts, Ethel Henry. cash, for old cash talks, louder, now .tpimA-d . latch. . 2^-6tc •' ■in.tho'fight untli-vletory la won. than ever before In tho history of • Yob’people who *aro thlnkipg oj /M r. and Mrs. Wakefield and' Mr. Notice business. Thrasher la buying at fcajiaf citrus^ nursery . stock should ftnjj. Mrs. Logan uf.-.Qeprva wore in The registration book tf the city close cash prices and selling at close reri.the advertisement of the Buck- tho jcUy. lasf night to.attend the re­ of Sanford, ria., ia now open and cash priccs.and if you want to know tye Nurseries in this issue.ception .given at* the Presbyterian will be kept, open from 9 a. m. to 12 mere about It call on him. Read r- . _ That pound of wheat flour YOU chtirfch. , ■*V;-,. * m. and from 2 p, m. to 5,p. m., (jopi his ad in this Issue and the prices me every week will weigh very a I f ’American women fall tojdo their Oct. 16, 1917 to Nov. 16,; 1917, at that will appear in The Herald later.* hnriljr.on the kaiser's mind. in thi war. It will be their drat tho ‘ clerk's ofllcc, city hall.'- t . . It will pay-you to keep your eye on failure., .President WllJon says the J. C. Roberta, *1Jirnsher's advertisements. Go to Mobley's drug atotd for * > City Clerk. m&*£ Vital part thoy. can pipy,'ia to ybuMchool books. Phone 284*. v2-Uc * . . * enroll *s member* of the- Food Adl6-Tues-4(c ' • - America is requested to aavb fata minUtration ■mJ.*',cheerfuVy: accept to make the German ranks thin. It* direction an«^ advict.’V / Come Iq'aqd Hear tho November Thit will do it and you will help. Records Mr. and AHa. B. Smith and Um a third of aa opnee'lea*' every No. 6768—Anchor* A^elgh March ^Ira, Thco. Aylin of .Oviedo were in day. Fvery square meal you save tbo dty Wednesday' on jnifiriess and No. 2844—Secret of. Home s ?fYc.tJ TfiYy "are gfodchy, c*6ss,- unhappy. for the boys in the trenehee‘ .and pteaaurc,. h , O. ia a busy man'now H om e; C V. ? Start<bcr Uv'er and’ fp»ke her-.happyl tliir folks back home, 'brings ksiserNo, 2S57—Battle t jr y ' of. Ftefr-p TJiAn 'ahe* wIlH Jay: ej)g* all --winter. getting’ buV cross ties for, the raili*m that ipufrh negrer moral starvd•• ■ **>| ropds arul managing s^eycral ther dom No. 2354—Departure American ^ Urjinchea-oJ business:' * ‘ '' Piptmivi- Hemstitcblrlg Machine ' •>/ The women ■and ^hlldrep qj opr Troops for. France jut inittllrd at the mlllinory shop allies in Eorope. know^ hunger IT No. 2356—I've Got' the Nicest Hn. IF L:".Duhart. - Ladies' of moat bitter form*.’ Therq'is no.nfed little IloVne id Dixie * Y S*#ford. aro invited to call and *eb that' the women and 'chUdjen of No’ *5989—Castle Valae ’ Claaslquo A.merica iihould bo hungry,: -They Dance* No. 2310—Llvlnaky at the Wedjnay eat xbundanlly—but wisely ahd b without* waste’—-and still save the dlng* women and 'children **of our '■allies *.. No.-"'2!)35—Let's All Do Some­ Deata burying them. Steve Hoover, * ’ ' 19-tf from the extreme* of hunger. That's thing. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, writes, "Com­ GIBSON & WALLACE why every woman is Urged to enroll menced feeding my herd .of about 100 Ilogi B. A. Thomas’ H o g Powder as a member of the Food Admipl** HUNTING LICENSE over two month* afcY. Fifty were tratfon. * ' , / -~t ' The skyscraper goes up atone by stone, brick by ^riek, foot by foot, '-Season.Opens Nov, Stub,' 1917 L/arb now prepared to Issue Jiuntday by day, .slowly. There; is no other sray to build it. Europe's war. irtg license for season opening1 Nor. food shortage must be made up f>y 20th. . If you desire to hunt the individual Americana through saving first days of the season I suggest bit by bit, ounce by ounce, dayA y that you cotbe ifi: how and'aeeure day, persistently. There la no other your* license and thus avoid-the rush of the^ last two or three day*. way to do It. •* E. F. IIOUSHOLDER, Tho editor of Tho Herald wishes County Judge. to acknowledge with thanks a box 20-2tp of fine candies made by Mrs. Logan Polk county cqmmjaaionetji recent-;' of Geneva. We do not know wheth­ ly let ther contract for uniforming er" Mrs. Logan Intends to «imrhertho Home (luhrd companies of. that eiaUze this product or not but'in the county. "' The coptract '.i^fa le t 'to event that she places it bn the mar­ Levy & Co. of Wthtcr Haven,', and ket It will become famous as the the uniform*. ar® to '.'be cQ^iplstc'd Logan*’ brahd of eonfectionery. , and delivered as soon aa posaHjle/ ‘A tats! of,'416 uniform* will b e-rer Mobley’s drug atore 1ia* been fe* quired to.uniform the cojrnpAiilea and Little Peabody Ooy Burned ’ moved from the Imperial building on the ofllccr*. One of the'aadfieat accldent*\that Magnolia avenue to* tho new First National BanK_J>uildlng, on Park over befell, one of our sweet Uttle liltgo has a eehootfarm tiViTAo avenue. WnVcp for fifs advertls.ln'g knnfprd children waa that of the re for tho crops r^lsetVion1** the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry in The* Herald. ^ . — Value bi Above jU W w m i U B m k OaerrUktlUHBj^slMraatMa •' !* y ' * Everything nnH ATS our idea at this store; to. give y o u t h s greatest possible values in clothes— value in the. style, value in the fit, value in the q u a l i t y , tailoring, and in the long wear. * And because we feel tills way, we’ ve arranged to take care of you in Hart SchalTner & M arx clothes. They give you more value than any other clothes we know of. N■• ' Considering what you got for your money, they •are the l o w e s t priced clothes made; they’rp. so good wc can guarantee you complete satisfaction or your money back. >* h .Thfencw pbtiu'ns for fall are here; worsteds, tweeds, ch eviots i i iridescent fabrics in alLthe good cqlorings; it’s a . wonderful collection of -fine all-wool weaves., Y ou’re sure to find-just the thuig you ’re looking for. Sanford-Shoe & Clothing Co The home of hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Every young man who starts n Bank account and maintains it, is doing some­ thing that will surely raise his standing in- the community arid* will show that he ia “ making good.” This Institution offers you safety, ser- <1 vice and secrecy> and invites y o u v t o .. open an account; here. *v * v ' Interest Paid. On * ’ All. Savings Accounts the school farm..good crops' havd beetv. raised this year.und hatt pravcp very attractive .to thw.Tn'^rcgicd In agricqlturedn U)nJ section HOHVIE d p ! H A R T . 8 C H A F F N E R & m ARX CLOTHES -Tbn yiant'Board of St. Petersburg | h’drt' aef .opt ■2bfl f«rn trees ,ont one .avenue fo,r* th‘o «p*te’ of half a mil*. It is now up to tha proporty ownexa l o ' keap them watered. In a year* thia street .will be one of the show- av*eve* of tb* dty,-the fern .; *. v ,, tv - >v - ■ 1 ■ ,'V • ■ - . : “ The Home institution" BREST LAKE, President ■ A. IL KEY, Vke-Prealdeat and Cashier �Mf stir? I sas *£~t~ Seminole’s Roll of Honor Roumlttat,. Allah Jonas, Morris Spen­ cer, Hugh White, Oscar Rouse, C. J Lawton, James Harris, William Hart _ •• — KaH Sfittulu, ‘ qpug**— Rjrat»7 . . . . . . . ColUar Brawn; Oliver Murrell, Ned ’ Army Chittenden, Roy ChltUnden, Rptpfa John Murrell, Kenneth .Murrell, Leslie Hill, Seth Woodruff, Stanley Walker, Dr. Ralph Storena, Joe Chittenden, Oscar Speer, Bruce An­ derson, Ernest Gregory, Fired Mason George McLaughlin, Harold Washbum, Albert Fry, James Ealridge, George Huff, Thomas Sullivan, W. A. Pattl*bal!_ Meade Fox, Ingram Guerry, Joe Guerry, Oscar N. Zlttrower, Henry Byrd, Oeborne 1VIIliame, Vail Lovell, Martin Temple, Robert Robinson, Arthur Dieidna, John Lee, J. A. Stafford, Andrew Aulln, John Cater Lawton, Alfred I f you knew of a shorten* M. Beck, Herbert Fuller,' Joe Lewie, ing which gave baking results Arthur Lbwts, Melville C. Tyler, J. that butter would be proud F. Coatee, Ernest Go/mley,. Walter of~and at a mere fraction Radford, Corbett Hutchinaon, Sam Pevehouae, Harry .Carlson, C. E. o f the cost of butter—you would wantto use it, wouldn’t Hunter, Wilson Miller, Harrold Long Wallace LIpford, Norman Baker, Er­ you? Here is a recipe for a per­ nest C. Morris, Ike House. T. -M. fectly delicious cake made I1UI, Harry Rabun,-Guy Stafford, Le'wtie Oglesby, Denaler Stafford, T. without butter. 0 . d ills, Willie O. Goolsby, Harrold Holiday, C. R. Peabody, Robert RECIPE m i* Merri wether,' Robert Routh, Staf­ Chocolate Layer Cake ford LeFlla, ' Grover LeFits, Pau \cup Cottolcoe 1) lard toapoooa cups m pr . • baking powder - Droley, E. L. Mott, Frank, campfa.II, William Hartley. Floyd Wash«gf» Impoon u!i 3 cup* flour 1 cup milk fa ~rn, Oecsr DuBoee, Edwin L. teaspoon In o n ^teaspoon vanilla Dlnkle. Cream Cottolaw, add 1 cup augur I * - p -■ > . . • ' r gradually.. Add remaining cup sugar to nuten yolka. Combine, mixture*.; SifTj together flour, baking powder and.aaln ‘ Add to fint mixture ahcruatcly with milk; liitly flavoring and .tiffly hcartn chocolate filling white*. Finish with and Idng. C o t t o le n e At grocera In tlna of convenient aUes Sam J. Pickens, Harry II. Neu­ m an/ Bryah Walker, Andrew J. King, Charles Prleatcr, Robt, O, Weeks, Watfrcd Pierson,. Vander Perrltte, Adolph Shaw, Barney F. Griggs, Harry ' Miles, Duncan "Mit­ chell, Prawdy Matthcrs, Lewis Col­ lins, Jonh A. Rhodes, John R. Long, William B. Lynch, James II. Lee, J. C. Hutchinson, C. T. Smith. 0 HANGE-j v Gff A PE F RU IT / Your Higher Cost of Growing Fruit and Truck , --r . . -«* » This year'thegrowers o f Florida will /fin d that their - producing costs have ./been incre’&sed. Labor is scarce and’ must be paid high; wages, fertilizer costa^ more, crates are more expensive. *y v i-.. * , . / Thesp higher produclng coats are not « confined to Florida but prevail all over the United States, as well as abroad. ! There was no escaping them when the * whole world became involved in the ; war fo r th eJ'safety o f democracy.*'' rV *; S— , )’ M.• 1 •, • tit- ; There 1b .compensation in the fact that if properly marketed the products * o f farm, garden and grove may be Bold * ■ fo r prices enough higher than previ­ o u sly have been secured to cover at least the increased producing costs. But this can not be hoped for from shipments Bent to glutted markets or offered to the consuming public with­ o u t the identifying marks o f a Belling ' agency with which it is acquainted ana ; in which it .has confidence. A public . paying higher priced fo r its goods de' mands assurance c f their quality. ‘A » m [AJ, ■ft ’* 1G b" ' The Florida Citrus-Exchange can market your products so as to obtain maximum prices fo r these. It l\ps the confidence of the fruit and produce trade and its name and trade-marks are looked to as their protection by hundreds o f thousands o f housewives. It has its own dependable men in every important market center and, keeping in touch with them by wire, is able to avoid gluts. It is conducted with due regartf alike fo r economy and effici-, ency, and returns growers every cent it nets for their produce. . For further Information eonralt tho .manager of the Ext hang* packing houM / or sun-Exchange nearest you or writ* tho lAulneas.. manager of tha Florida ' *CUxut Exchange a t. Tampa, Florida. . 42».7« Tom Brothereon, Sidney. Youreen, \ Dilly Thought U .k at r tV N »». Kennpdy, Peyton Fortaon. It takes courage and strength off All mntsrtkl-questions are of Uttls High School Saaferd Poblle Schools for Meath J P t f l d . t h _ o n r e c l T c a , . . t o , _ l m p o r t s n f t * ^ «?^Wri»On.Vwlili ---------- or o w w t:— :----- 7 Freshman Class—Helen Chorpcn- look ourselves straight In the_eyss, sols object of our life j to preserve The Sanford echo o!i closet! the log, Vivian Croiby, Velma Venable, and own up to what wf reqULar#. It. love amongst ,all men with whom wt la ad upward atep toward geaulns bet- . .coos in cootpct—ToUtoj. second month of the.current' session Georgia Walker. ' ‘ with* an increase of thirty-five in en­ Sophomore Class—Mary Howard, teroent. Even If wo succeed In derollment, bringing total enrollment Gladys Adams, Rose Gallagher, AW edripg ourselves, we fsnnol be toto aeven hundred and eighty aeven berta Aycoeke. Francis Gonzales, ■tuM against loes,-by mistaken estl- . mates.' “He la most cheated," says (787), Mildred - Huston. the Danish proverb, “who cheats him-' Junior Class—Thpodore Runge, Weat Side Primary self."—Exrlumgcv.. 'Mary Robinson, Helen Peck, Nelllq, * ** *' Martha Pitta. "Helen Brluon,*SalLong, Katherine Levis, Dels Hutch­ Ua Humphries, Alvin Maine*, Jack That Was Easy. Peters, Ilenry Russell," 'Eric Lund- inson, Gladys Dleterieh, MoIUe Aber; A little boy was sent by hla mother to the grocery with Just enough change, quilt, Helen Jenkins, Harriett. Roe- nath,. to pay for her order, Seeing some setter, Clar Smith, Blanche Wynn, • Senior Class—Muriel Rhodes, Jack Collins, William Perritt, George Zata Davison, Alice Vaughn, Mary candy In tho showcase, he ordered, what he wanted of It and started ouf.: Putnam, Albert Powell, Joe Meisch, Bril* Lynch, Clifford Walker; ‘When the derk.called him back, aay-' Geo rye Weeks, Gladys ■.Stamper, |n£J£tlere, yoa forgot. to pay fo'i* the Maudie ForUon. be stopped, looked at the' REAL MIDDLEWEIBtyTS clerk, then at hit sack of candy, and East Side.Primary Henrietta Edwards, Virginia Mc­ PROMISE GOOD SPORT coolly said, “Oh. make a check for ___ > a that." • ‘ > • . Daniel, Lucille Woods, Emily Mc­ ..V,'.rTV" Millan, R. E. Griffin, Mary Lowe Huff, Elisabeth Rinse, Charles Aber­ Various Contendere for Title nathy, David Ballard, .William Locke likely to Get Together. Clarice Lewis, Anna Marie Fellows, Ota Spurllng, Minnie Beelc, Alice With Elder, Camilla Puleston, Nezzle retire frorp Stone, Luella Mahoney, dlewelght . ___ ___ Howard, Ruby Martin, Floasla' Vi usually active this fall and winter. cry, Louts* For&on, Beryl Staln- ■ McCoy fans declared his unwilling­ meyer, Edgar Elliott, Richard Max­ ness. to bstflp outside the Empire well, Lawrence Schell, Ernest Maeey, •tat# andvas the game la doomed In Stephen Shlnholser, Leinder. Berner, New York various contenders for the Claude Locke, Clinton VanNeas, 188-pound title will assert themselves Arthur Zachary,' Clyde Humphreys, In-an effort to nCceed the Brooklyn Maggie Lynch, Rebecca Stevens, southpaw as wearer of the crown. Prominent among the real middleLouise Thrasher, Elisabeth Whltner, weights are Jack McCarron of Allen­ A dele Woods. town, who became famous m the . Grant mar School r _ * .**$50,000 Beauty," In the hands of Fourth Grade—Florence Tyner, Philadelphia Jack O'Brien; Mike Gib­ M ify ■Elitabhe Moyc, * Margaret bons, who Is now In the middleweight Peters, Margaret Northfleet, Lilly division; Kayo Brennan, of Buffalo; Pitt, Evelyn Schell, Cloyde Russell, Jeff Smith ’ of Bayonne, N. J.. who D. Perritt, Fred Weeks, Wauhneta claims to baTC defeated tbs late Les Over 40,000 owners of farms, country homes Allen,.Ruth Fellows, Mildred Hand, Darcy;.George Chip, entry from the ■table of Jimmy. Dime, and former * and stores, throughout the world, representatives Grctchen .Long, Briggs Arrington, Frank Dutton, Charlie * .Carlson, title holder, and Barry Grebb of of over sixty different lines of business, are finding httatmrgh, Pa„ the latest sensation, Kermit Hurley,- James Brown. D E L C O -L IG H T to be a dependable and tiiut* who Is being handled by "Rfd" Mason. Fifth Grade—Marie Fxeulo, Mary There is a flock of second raters worthy electric light and power plant.— — Elizabeth Pulcstog 'Irma Smith. knocking at tho door. Just below the Thelma Spurllng,’ Kathryn Wesaner, above named group, but the men F. F. Dutton, Prominent Fruit Grower • Edwin Stcinmoyer, Harry Woodruff, named arc undeniably the pick, of Sanford, Florida, says of Delco-Llght: tho 158-poundera. * ■ Georgia Mobley. Maude Lake.' - “ Tk* b«*l rK .n iB in d d iM wt rma |li< D t l» - U ( k l b l l i l H f u a t « • * . . Sixth Grade— Maude Carraway, ■r* M anraH ,.*! k*S f^rf.U«i ll wta la w r in lln t r .S O rEUVET'n.V Let us have a real middleweight Helen Carlson, Olga Carlson, Kittle IK im t T il l) SYSTEM WORK. Tk* ap«rtU*a wt lb* 'U n i U M l b n r lt.;ear *14•oa" ' « DuHose. Agnes Perritt, ’ Annabel champion. A champion who can and Shimmona, Mabel ‘.Wilkinson, John who will do 188 ringside. Or. at least, Compivtu in 2 sltre, $335 and $120 (f. o. b. Dayton Ohio) Lund(|ulst, Madeline Mallem, Nan within three or four hours before en­ tering the ring. See Ddco-Light exhibit afyour Fair—or write Paxton, Olive Russell, Helcn^ Ken­ We have had too many title holders nedy, Florence Spurllng, /JamCs J. IL YEAItOY, Sslexmam who refused to reveal their poundage CLAUDE.NOLAN. Dealer Stone, Elmer Tyner. John Wilson. on the sailes and who, If forced to do OtUjmU. r^Hda •IS Mala SL, n^. Seventh Grade—Marie Stamper, bo, would register several pounds over Charlotte Smith; Sarah Wheejess, the c!asaxlimit. Helen Walthall, Edith Booth, Emily Johnny Kllbane could always do 122 Bqjloy, Evelyn Weasner, Gladys pounds. Benny Leonard can make the Wilson; Margaret Berner, Margaret lightweight limit without trouble. But Erireon, May Holly, Edward Rumph It Is doubtful If At McCoy has weighed Herbert Coffee, Merten Aycocke, 188 pounds In the ring since he swung an unexpected knockout -blow to; the Robert Thraaher, Nora Jenkins, ' • j # ^ - A.• Jaw of Champion Georgs Chip. v Margaret ■ Gallagher, .Doris Moore, There are any number of 100Dcmariua Musxon, Virginia, Packard, pound mlddlewelghts, but not many Virginia Long. who will do 168 at ri* o'clock, and enEighth Grade— Eva /Taylor, Annp, Jfcr the ring at nine or ten. If McCoy la DuBotc,* Mary Bell* Allen, Mary to retire, why not create a new cham­ Barlow, Margaret -Levis, Betram pion by elimination, confining the con­ Shepherd, . Frederic Rlnes, Helen tendere to boxen who will meet the Randall, Annie Milhrim, Nellie Mes­ weight requirement, and fight a t. It afterward? senger, Dorothea Mickey, Margaret .fachary, Ludle , Jcnkina. Francis Dutton, Willard Lumley, .Edward ROLL Ask Your Grocer* CHEEK-NEAlS COFFEES ^Best By Every Tes 5 b O v e r 4 0 ,0 0 0 Satisfied Users Endorse ■ ■ - •* ’ w * . - « t> — • * ‘Sp h DELCO LIGHT dorft put on Hie roof uni •• CAMP TO, 8UPERVI8E 8P0RT8 OP 80LDIER8 j ’ V )• ***I i a*’» V ' m . ii* ^ Diversify Your Fruit Growing . TV la b *a » raw Thy fra It »"V faO a* la p H ta a l fare Xrowar wba ■ ! > « * wr S a re l * W * MW thlSS- I? * »* • tar • rysr wt aall fa Walter Camp, Yale's old-time J foot hall player and coach, .has « taken up the voluntary tank of J looking after the phyalipl wel- .< > fare of some 8,000 youog men In 2! training In various brnnche* of •■ the naval ecrylce In and near Bouton, Camp offered hla aenr•i Ire* to Capt. William B. Ruth. 22 conininndnnt of-the Flret naval • dlxtrlct, who maid he would be 2 2 delighted to.have him undertake •> the work. Camp tjnmedlately eet i ■ 22- hut. to orgimjxr phymlca) train- J 2 |1 Ing rlaxmea ami athletic compe- •> 2 ; tltlonn In alj tne camps. u m n iiim n m im w l . r ** Plant Jewell Peach Trees Th a r lb r Ira lav ail tha M r t » In* laaSa •< caalral aaS aaaU FUrlda. Xartr watartac. rich aaS Jaky. tha Jreall_la a faawrtta •aa/kat aarL W rw tj farmar aa4 frail a r a w a r ahaatS ba ra aa avtkarS af rtaat Waaa tkta fraaa thaw la twa rear*. Send Today For Grilfing's Catalog Tkta m w haah i n n i l w aaw ■plawSU atatk af JawaU u S athar i m 4 Biarkaa, J i m * M r i lar e . i l . » ! • « . a U . pacaa aaS ■at traaa, raaa* M f a «vria4 aaaari l rat af traaa. »iaata l U aVruba far haaa- r a t W b U a tU a Taa ibaal haaa lb la book v a i plaa U Mira craatlr h aarairv, twwt frail Xtwwln*., Cap* M a tM fraa m ap p Ilre lW . "IT’S SUPERIOR . TO ANY UVER MEDICINE SOLO" In Common OratKude Col. W. Terrell Expresses Hla Approval t Martin's Liver Medicine— No One Will Agiln Take Calomel After Once Trying IL A. The following unsolicited letter was re’cently received by the manu­ facturers o f Martin’s Liver Medi­ cine: In the absence of any other rea­ son, common gratitude call* for an. , expression from me of the wonder- Inf merits of yourhealth-giving Uvcr Medicine. With a large 4ex­ perience in trying and.using various Liver Medicine, I have.never found any remedy that so completely “hits the spot" and tones up the dilapidated feeling and makes a fellow feel that life is worth living. Mart’n’s Liver Medicine relieves gent.y but effectively constipation, starts the liver on its active func­ tion. creates a healthy and normal , * * is . •* £ i save It p o o r e co n o m y to m oney by substituting something inferior but wouldn't you like to save on cortjf you could get something ’r * better? You can get ^qpttcr roof for less money if you put on \ r ' Roofing . Before its merits were recognized, roll roofing.was regarded as a more or less temporary roof~but now T *l?rr\ la___ 1^_____ la__ J a f- . •__ • ^ ___ 1 „ CERTAIN-TEED haademonstrated thatitisnbtonhr. - a most dd rablc roof, but also the most efficient roof. It is now used as the preferable type o f roof f o r - : offico buildings, factories, hotels, stores, ware}\ousc3, garages, farm buildings etc., where idura* butty is demanded. CERTAIN-TEED is guaranteed for 5, 10 or IS years, according to thickness (1, 2 or 3 ply). There are many roll roofing* on the market, but only ontr C E O T A ^reE D . 1 the tS T T t « S « “ omore *° CERTA1N-TEED roof than it docs to tax a poor rpof, but there u a vast difftrenceb the wear.' You ain't tell the qualityof a roofing by looks or feeL Yourrmly aafcty U the label. Be sure thatIt la CERTAIN-TEED— then you are ccrteai of quality and/iunnuWsatiifactioiL Cwfofn-feerf Slate-Surfaced Asphalt Sbbgiei ■re MJpplanllng wood and date thlbg^t for midoveea. They coat Urn, are lurt Mgood ,ookltw, wear hatter, won’t fall off, twckla of apbt. They - are ue-imnlxiit, and do not hate to be palatcd or etalacd, . �l ! i* !* ?* .1 p ,y *bl* •*■»!-»■ Builly, boada to b* dstsd January lit . 1*11, and to JJJJty'flvVo t f c t f 'U M *ad by taalof*.thirty year* * ( , .r the dels Unroof. JM«* '. a . !• «*• «• te w t le w * M d ** ** Iwthaa roiMrttl that thU ordtr bopublished In th* fUnr.,rd Htrald, a nswa, P*m publlthid within Bamlaoli conaty R g J K f V l S . “c r r f g B g j B . Kifki **.k n* * 'P » P « puMlth.d within tha i t Id flpstial Taa School Dltlrlct. . ThU dona and ordered la regular aeoaloa tha Coaaty Board til Public InatructJoa *?**;-—■ minifit for Samlnola County, Florida, thla 2nd day of October. A. D. IfllT. ~(aeal) • F. P. POII i TF.H.‘Chairman T I C. F. HARRISON. Member * • CIIA8. A. DALLAS, Member 1 « fb. sar fepufabg. g $ £ £ f t ? 3 * Sr Se«*y and Bupt. Pub. laalruetlaa. t*-F rl-lt« ■__________■ NalUa o f ByetUI Bond El at tie ■ fee Uyecial ~ " t o i School DUUItl .Mo. ( , SoaUaoto Coaoly, Florida Whereoa, A petition baa‘ been preaanlad to tha County Board ol Public Inrtrurtion (or .BamlnoU County. Florida, tlfnad by more than twaaty-n*e par cent of tha duly qualified electors reelding within Special Tax School District No. C, Seminole -County, Florida, aahlni and requesting the* County Board of Public 'Instruction for Seminole County, Florida, to order on election to.be btld In- slid Special Tai School Dlitrict H.<ui . Jb.r;hir ^ « c , % V u N o . ’ ; No. '0, Ba'mlnola County, Florida, to deter­ mine whether or not there ehall.be laaued *‘ 0 ' X t ' rh. s ul N W .s * r .u * . >: by tha aald Bpehlal Taa School Dltlrlct a m No. B, bonds la tha aura of 119,000.09, tha n « , alto proceeds ef such bonds If liaued lo be used tp j» ; 0,11 cba ft ■• N#; fi covsrlBg Usi tor the purpose ol acquiring, building, ralag. furnishing and otherwise Improving school! and acheel buildings In said Special ,UH Tag ’School District No. 0, tha proceed* of the aald bond laaua to be used and aapendad a ; nw " A % « s . W K M r and disbursed In l b fcllowlng manner, to* . it * f ,.« first# J K * CV - f t'« rfl E 1? SB Will ; s w 'i . Fvc t o . t p } " “ t.w , TW O THOUSAND HOLLA HR to be used la Improving and enlarging th* Pao)ji school. FIVE HUNDRED' DOLLARS lo be used dor. acquiring a school lot i t Lake Monro*. , TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to be ut*d (or building sifd. constructing a school build­ ing at Lako Monro*. FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS to be tt ,i «w >. net. ■>«. * r -■ --- . used lor the purchase pi furniture and furPjllcat* Ne. 2* covering.Lot t , Wrlaera nlsMsgi, aod for Incidentals lor all arhool* •ah-dnbion l‘*rt of Let N o.-1, Be* 1, T r wlthlo the aald. Special Ta* School Dltlrlct. - 1 „ ...» c-eetiAeata No. 81. cover0N R T IIO 0S A »/n JP 0L L A R 5 to b . uted In Improving and a'alarglng colored echoote within tha aald Special Tag School Dltlrlct. WLeraaa, Tb* County Board of Public Infill ltd •(ruction for Semlnolo County* Florida, naa Tr caralully examined said petition UUon and and' has h i ___ _______ that _____ ____ twenty-flv* ascertained moie than twenty-five p per |*k Dl». cent ol th* duly qualified elector! redding ib* Cert Itbln said Hpeclal Tax . School Dlrtrlet IEM ' No. 0, Seminole county, Florida, have ilgnCert Pert-Irate No- Si. nNd U »tt0,2, •Ail All ad u v .. er RKI/ bre 11, Tp 20, 8 2f* said petition and JIW j " I , , b o v i•named carllfiJatM cover Ing Whereas, The Board of ruHtJc Inrnuctlon ! L If ar«-rt’><d properly aold.ae *bo propSeminole county. Florldn, has tlncrn.lt ed JrTr tl D <: i re,,Hew. All of the'nbov* lor by resolution thla day adopted, that bond* itord c-tilltatca b»*^ •!**• / . ul{ tnu sum ol 015,000.03- will he, required A. I* !*1\ *1‘'’ Cerrtfirnt* No. 10, Jraarlng In lor the1 purpoers art forth In aald p*ti Ion* dtte July ath. A. P rlB lfi. w'u I l k , ; a-d W « n| p W ( o f N W « . and wUch are tnumrratol het.lnaLove, erII bomle-to bear inlerrat at tt* rate nl tit (G) par ernt per annum Interret payrtlc reml*( W. S. M -uV. Ai»n rrrttfiratd * Nrt.' T3 annually, bondt to In- dated January let, .................... biarl^C dtlc.Ju V ®tb, A. D. 1915, covering SM7 h* i N W « ol SE If Rat I T n 5(C 1DIB, and the principal ol aald bondt to be l it j- told at the rronerty nl J. flntnbon dun and payable thirty ytara alter th* date thereof. - ■ No. 710 baann^dte^Juipr •g * 11.1 CfltllC-'r Now, thprefore. In pursuance of Chapt-r ltd A. I» 19 >>, covering Beg. t-79 « , » r , G$iy,.Law* ol Acta «• ol 1911, N Bif>4 iuMit. L i *0 < J! I'loilda, ««-»■ *'"*• and, *in ** at yW ror rtf »l M f ol NWWi run f* fki N kb <h*. W chCi>e rn Sin 31 } punuar.rce ol «a. ntaluilun ol lhl»an..Hoard, ihK iki. N -b*. W 6. 6 " ^ ch*. 8t t20 _ * __ ... «. rx. w fl ta. wBCV * - a . j| . ■ I ^ _ l-a $. a jr^. 1 ■tb* jnrK ev 9 la a f » CVee property day adopted, node* fa hereby riven that- on sold a* th* Tp It. . 8. . .II ■ 29, ( I I ifni'j Fru I, tbn- tCertlflcat* No. fifil, hear ph« 6th day ol November. A. D. 1017, an* !il dtir J.!> nth, A. D. 1HB7 covering I tUctlon will I e fjtld »pd the tame |« hrtel'y Iif V.T i v ’ S «r!d 1*2.78 eh* W cf l « ‘ crr t o'rdVred to'bo hr|‘d In «‘»M Special Tav Sihmil wertta el S line nl I’eter^ Miranda Oran District No. 6, Kemlnclt County. Florida. “ * to determine whether or not three ehall I* £sT"; lTff". I SetTp l » 8, Rang* 29 l taa N i ' l rh». W 7 H cba, S M l eh* Iteued k y the eald Spetltl Taa Rcfiool D|-« n II, rfc*. ,1 1 tr the property *of t . B, trlct No. 0. Retained* County, Florida, bondt hr,:ir. M>- tiled aald eArtiflcal# In my In th* rum ol 015,000.00 to hear InterrU at ■rAft trl la- rnaile application (op tag deed tb* ret* Ol al* 1C) per cent per annum, Inla luvr in treirdance with l»w nnd unleea terept payable tJml-ajinually; bond- to he HiJ .ffiie-qit -hill be redeemed according dilerf ,January Itt, I t l f i . l h t prlnrlpal of tt W> in -*ie>!> will litue thereon on tha raid bohilr ttf.bceome due nnd payatde thirty ycarg after tho data- Ihtr-pf, u j i pro-bird 4th fi) of Novenrbe, A. D. 1917 Witn,-. rry otfiria- tignatuta nnd seal h>r In'thal, certain rrtolu'lon thl- day adoeited by thla Hoard of i’ utdhe Inatjuc'lon, for Uk lh» !ih day ol tlrtiifter, A. D. 1917. Beminole County, Flo Ida, In whl h election (wtll K. A. DDUULABR, OrrV rirrult Court Semlnola Co. Flf- ■* only tbe duly nullified electore who nr* It-rrDtt . 1 .< 1- ' free holder*, rrtldlag within the aald Hpeclal Tn* School DlvtrlfV.No. 6. Seminole Couns M iner, y o u p in s ' - ", ty, Florida, shall .by entiRcd to vote. ; Botrd <d County Cbmraiaa oner* In ond The said election *n ordered l,P-b« hrlrl ftf untiif l* rnuniy wlll-racelv* •** ep bid* ahall be held at the eavera) pcllln* pi*re* ■t tlrir. rrgultr meeting qn November 6th. within aald Kpeclal Tab Behoof'I) vtrlct No. DU, Itt -a'- of ala W*r;anUOf 05WJCO eneh 0, Jemlnolc tlounly, fjorlija,. where th* la»l art cst.Wij-jgot for 0644 29, nil brnringdprr general election waa held, 4hrouihot.t eald »»at 1st tejt p a y a h i* * eighteen' (18) dlatrlct, to wit: At Monrhe. rre rtritH o . -•* n.tlhi altr'r dale Right rt**rv*d lo rc|*ck and at Paola Ircg ln cl’ No. |: amp th* aald Itp irt all bltL; • election ahall be htldMn comptlanca' with ' E A . DOUOLASa,*. Chapter *1512. U » » o f ' FlOflda, ficl* nf IJ-FrCSic • -O rrV. •' ----■ the ■ ‘ln«pgctcra ---* >Jert»-"f »1* ifitl,-a n ,I, t nd.:>Jert«-nf ■a. ~ ■ various polling place* ahall wake prompt Irt-ftiiia*Vh*r'j Public I natruitienr" Stra­ turn* of TuMIe InMructfon fOr »M0UM to owe the tMK Hoard __________________ it ill C-»n1i; I'lmlfit, Determining. IVkal Setnlnclk Ratnlnclk couvly, coualy, Florida, Flnriita, Immediately Immrdlatcly a,.tr aliqr >•>**' - i tr->nii» Ik Neceatery f i r nin||ll the eald elJrlion and th* tahulatlon of the Itt 1 I. nl liutrlfl N*. 0 ,- Tb*' n y V j*f vote polled, and the Board Bl PuMle In-laurr.i i.,t>e Paid Thereon llA-tk*.vtha« »lruction forr 8 «j........ ...... tI - -j 't j i ' f 1- J'** 8epviinle county, k b i P-in r-l end Tk4«<e>l Bbpfi l* Do* bi* lo irKlpn bn flw Clb <}myr ot SbtrmKcr, itl hi-f* Parable vly/iTc'*' .' "•* J9 IT. to IO receive the return* Pf.! J9I7. f and to lo deter iletcrmio* and certify (he r.ra«t | ■ . Rh-rr*.-, On, ihw ’ tth. djty of •(i*p(etnb*r, tlon end 0 .-p iiih m e n presented to th* vVreol,' thereof,'i * .* ‘ v '*'> > B. f-.C<*itty- liittid ot l’ utillc,--I.ra(ruetloft fpt. i|oll>i*Itti( named Thornlldwlnk nemed are hereby ap.printed . and- dcvlgagtcd pa t } « h »nd ln«pectnrt to bold an(C conduct fhs aald election at tb* varlqus polla or precincts named: MpC.roc, 'r/gclnct No, 2: .n7 A. Otteen, —, . ____ ^o* be celled nenry MRes, E d .. Oglesby, Inepcgtcr# and ltd t,M t , determine the question na to ,* — *t,th,r rj cut bonds In,the turn ol 015.- II. 11. I^ekr, clerk. j Facia riecloet Nor 4: A. A. IU«V*. Oicar •»01 -l.uld be Ittued by Special Tag jvto.1 h i,i,in No.' 0, He mini le County, Pearton. tleorg* Smith, Inspector*, and Joe. JHildi. l-r the purpoe* ol arqulrlng. build- Jamtn**, Clerk. •- “ I. velwrgn g . furnlthlng and otherwise ImAll of wbloh It don* and ordered b y .‘ he rv>ti,( . and arhool building* In said County Board of I’ ublle InatructDn for HamIrwt‘ 1 Ti«;rifbool Dlatrlct, th* proceed* of Inc,I* County, In regular acarlnn aceemblad ■ail bond- i.> ),« dltbureed In |h* following thl* tb* 2nd day ol -October, A. D. 1917. Uttavr, Id-wit^ .- - . .. (seal) V . I*. FOIIRTEIL Chairman * TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS 16 L*'used J ' if. P. H A I in ts o k , Member “ •■ymtln* and enlaralng tbsTadla acbWpK ' f - ' CHAH. A. DALLAS, Member FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS lo b* u**d AUret: 'i Board. trqulring a -cbnpl lot at I^b* Monrqrv T- W. Lawton. „ >' , ' Sec'y end 8upLcTub.- ItiaUultlon. ... -TKN TIIOUSANnU>OLLAR8 lo b* u-ed 10.Pll-6te V .- '■ , -' ' u. *,lr ' n6 *>d eonatrueting ■ school build. « t »t Ijlf.M c u o e . «ap|w*i|*nj*r Leltec* i n.cni * FJITEfcN HUNDRED DOLLARS I* b* . lw ,h* purchaa* ot futttUurw and fur-, t * Notice la hataby gvan lt » t the aubtcrlb» t V , * ni* ,nr Incldtnlala for stl Achablo Flnr Ida o n the' lOlit^day of November, A. D. *IUU tba -aid Hpeclal Tax School DiatHft,' I0JT,’-’ at . Tallakaaeeey, Flotldn, .lor Utter* UNE TIIOUHANDv DOLLARS lo be uawl pnU af-o( the propoeed.'kharler ol the Laid. ni ,n<* onlarglng colored ecbnol* wAH-Irwin Comnany, Ihcorpot ated. whlch ♦loll tha laid Hpeclal Tag School District.: la publlabed herOWlth>b*low. IbU th# 10th tkaf ,I' ,h# thli Board uat it , B it,, b „ j Intareat ot Spec- day ot Octobar. A. ^ • ‘ ^ .Idw eU ' . P i,?*1 . W ? 1 D istrictin g . 0, Ramlnol* .-* 1 • P. A. Irwin . 1 Motlda, to laau* bonds to tb* anm D. D. Caldwell. '■ ' hr prnecada thereof te be ueeS Charter *1 tb* Caldwell.lrwln C#« I*c. sad ttp-ndnf In th* manner nnd .tec tha -Wo,' th# undersigned, do hareby nxaoiUU ■* are hkrt in above set oureelvev (or tb* purpoa# of baeomlnglncor»•«$ aid at It stated In aald petition, porated under tb# law# ol th*\aUW ol Flor* • It-Reoolvod; Thnt It U tho ida la ttiiu ict for ptofii ib » bminj"** below Mt forth m d v t do adopt th# f t l l o w c m* ETu . B>,trn ,h u County Board e lF u b Utirt.,aMl#B ,or fotnlnolo County. Florida, th# tharttr of lh# propoted corpor#tto». , ' ,L* amount ol bonds required for th* ArtlcU I ' •* . . 1 Th# ntm# of th# corpor•tlon II ;• th# U**PT r .,* '"1 »•* forth In aald patl- Caldwall-lrwln Com p.ny, Inrorporated. and bmd. .i T. *.um oI ll6.b00.oflj that- aald H «»H f>»*t Intareat at th* ratp o f lla principal blare •( btgslnm ford, Seminole county, Florida, and the MU lead.'/.'a* r#r iMereet on W.4, u ° l** bayabl* samt-annuallyj aald board ol director* may eetobllah other I* w.ii* h" dated January tat, 1011, nnd or bovine** within and without th* otet# of »ktt 4*r '^,r,F year* aflat th# date tbero- Florida. 1 Article II, • ' . Th# general natuxa or th* bu.lneee to he heeolved that "a special traneacted and conducted by **M corporafb-trtrt- bT h« d ■“ ’••Id Special Ta* School »*ciIi...N“- e) i'amlool* county, Florida, In tlon ehall bo aa follow*, to-wilt T * engage hi and carry on a n n« » I » « • FlerUa'***... -aH. Chapter « 0 i t Lewi of »rtn?kl,Ar,I *,?•?» *° determlY#*whether or chandlao bualnea* lo buy, sell 0»d d* « *■ dry goodr, ghoee, shoe findings, fixture a. ti, I«u#d by n ld Special Fktld. » District No. I, Seminole county, hardware, lurnltura, grocerie*. natloM anjl general marchandU* and Jo buy. *♦II and deal In every, kind Af mttorial*. ware and xaerehandle* that may bo »*^***JJ.y podlent t* carry on aald boalnro# U' "T money and aerur*. xame by rnortgage*. d « d .; bond, and W a r obligation* thm foroi to buy and poll mnl oauto and to Improvo aamo: to do all aoth and other aad locthtr Tbl* * .,. 1. ■■----- l0T f»«r *0 *«***lvo weeks. things na may be naieainry nnd expedient to he dona lor tho aurtoosful trananctlon of tbo boafnooa of thl. eorfioratlon »nd to have •xorrleo and onjoy •all rlgbta, power* and privileges Incidental AR Corporalleoa orgaaUed and Ailatlng under th* law* ef th* elata ot Florida^ • Alt,,,I-IIA8. A. DALLAS, Member, * ■ . Article III. . ’ , T - W. ljw t, BBm i 4 p J X .-J f.T r V S '2 ' j f e IV’ !la “ pt' ?*ubv InatroctUn..(*eal) y ® S W f t ’-,S S S S ! # P jSttASS! SSgrt s>n .1Nw m h '~>*'‘cn.ZdZ M ,r* Pf” ld?d *» “>>* •Jrc .*v? "f?**- HgU n« PeetU ji. u B ^U I^T ng D'*W«I N r. •, ■. ^5PS5hiS .---____ , ______J p l yaiwat tlon thereof to b e . deter, < mioOd by tho board of directors. AftMo IT,t*„ log to be held the lint Monday.In January of each year beginning with the year 1910. The pmldsat -and nth* officers shall M *boaen annually by tha directors or by the atochboldera at |b* by-laws may require. The ofilcere to be cboteu by tbe director* at a meet lag to be held on the asm* day and Immsdlattly altar the aanual meeting ol the atockholdrr*. The Board of directors, an­ ti* otharelae provided by I ha stockholders shall contlat of three (I) members. The lotlowleg shell be olflcers ef tbe cerpomtlew until.those elected it the-elcoUon shall hare qualified, namely: - • President, L. W. Caldwell, vice-president, D. D. Caide*II. secretary and treasurer, lb A. Irwin; Hoard of directors, I . W. Caldwell, 8. A. Irwin and D. D. CitdwalL , Article \1 . ,, The highest amount ol Indebtedness or liability to which the corporation can at any tlmo subject ItMir shall be ten thomand dol­ lar* (110,000.00). ' Article VII, Th* uamae and taaldaocea .of the aubarrlbefs and number ol shares tiken by each are as fellows: * • I- W. Caldwell, Sanford, Fla., IS share* . R. A- Irwin. Sanford, Fla., SO shares D. D. Caldwell, Sanlord, Fla., 1 thtr*. .In witness whareol w* have hereunto eel eur harm* this the 10th day of October. A ..D . 1BIT. L. W. Caldwell, S. A. Irwin, U. D. Caldwell. Slat* of Florida County of Seminole. fletore me personally appeared I . iff. Caldwall end S. A.* Irwin amd D. D . Caldwell to Mt well known and being by me flr*t‘ duly sworn aay each lor hlmiell that he signed and executed tbe foccgolxg instrument lor the purposes therein etprnsed. and that they ere the person* herein named ta 'U Wr Caldwell, ft. A. Irwin and D. D. Caldwell. In Wltnaa* Whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand knd olDclal real at Sanford, .Sem­ inole rqunty, Florida, thla the 10th day of October, A. II., IBIT. . . (sail) LILA MAE JOHNOBN, Notary Fuhlle. My commtMion expire* Oct. 2F, 1920. A. K. Fowera, Ally. IT-Frlfiie . ____________________________ Noilre ef Applrrallon fee Tax Deed Under . Berlins ■ of Cheater t i l l , Laws ef liarIdaNotice la hereby given that M. A. Lake, purchater ol Taa Certificate. No. 1st, dated the fith day. — o l Jul ravtric - 'Fr *■ D. W t( ol l^ l 6. Illk. 10. Tier C, Banloru ilet# south d (eet), eold na the property of E. * M. J, Bradford. Also Certificate No. 100, dated July 6th, A. D, 1816, covering E)y ol hot 6, Illk. 10, Tier C, Hanlotd, *>.tu aa Hib property of. S Knight. Alto Certifi­ cate No. 176, tinted July 6lh. A. D. IBIS, corning Ely of Lot t, Illk. g; Tier II, Han­ ford, mold tt the property of A Jonm. Al-o CcMifirilr- No. 1,9. dated July 0th, A. D. 1015, covering Cot C, Illk. H. Tlvr.D,' San l»fd. trhl a- the property ol If. Mead. ADo C -' l'cate No. 165, dated July 6th, A. D. 191$, covering Lot* 7 to 5, Illk. 9, Tier E 1 n-tunt, ». 1,1 ** the prooarty uf L $. I'l-hcr Al-o Crrt'fi-alo No, J81, dated July fill-, A. D. 1916, covrring Lot 2; Ulh. b. Tb r Sanlord, *u| I at tho prnncrly of \V. S'.pwart. AI*o Certificate Ne. 186, dated July Mh, A'. D. 1»I6. civerlng Lore 4 and i, lt|k. 9, Tier F, Sanlrrd, enld a* the ptnper-y ot lh *A. C*H*e|! .It Root. ,\t*n Certificate No, 0.11, ilntcl June 3rd A. D, 191 J. cnvrrlng Lot 6, Illk. 7, Tlef C, Sanford, told at the. property of Oarar *7. I'nrd. Ut.lcat aald ccrtlflr*ti» mliall be n-deemtd arccrdirtg to law tai diedt will raur thcrrpn en thn I It h tl-y nf N-vcmbcr, A. D. 19I7> IVItnevi my uftblal •Ignnturn and. meal thli the 12th day of October,. A. D. 1917.3 craii e . a . n o m if .A is . Clerk Circuit Court S mlrfnle Co.. FI*. Ily V M. Dtiuglptt, D. C. 15-Frl-Stc S top W a tc h . F o r tim in g w o rk th o d ia l o f t.B w lta stop w a tch - c o r r iw a d d ltlo o a l mnrka to Indicate a t an y 'p o in t o f elap sed tim e whnt the corresp on d in g ou tp u t p er h o u r w ou ld be. No, Indeed. Don't worry, pnrcnln. The fact that your little Wllllo Is doing, pretty w e ll In his “Joggerfy" Is not necessarily an (ndlcntlon that ho Is becoming worldly »fl*c. -IfidlannpoJU Rfnr. i", ^ * ¥ 1 " ‘v v v w Beld csrtlS- mwi •-A 4 ♦ v i •- ts m I S ComaifoirllaiM© G A B L E S w w - SANFORD, FLORIDA v v w tw v w w w w v ■t i n f W w r l n n D r i rw w w w w wMMMmw ♦ O r r W # O n r W # O n r w iO i w ^ orm sll < JUST RECEIVED A CAR AMERICAN FIELD FENCE and JBARB WIRE i - ) and are in position to save you money, as the- present market prices is much higher than when we placed this order. Write u& or dall for catalogue ahd prices if you are in neoid of;fence or ari^ ticipate needing same. t ■ * THE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY : '-4 .rt> - F ert iliz er With full realipttlon of the disastrous influence of tho war on all business routine, our buyers have nut forth unprrwfdentcd efforts to sccuro tho greatest advantages possible for our trade. i ’« F u ll S t o c k - R i g h t P r ic e s We have a complete lino pf fertilizers arid the greatest stock of fertilizer materials over known in the state of Florida. Prices uro higher than In normal times, but arc as low os consistent with cxiittipg conditions. . I d e a l F o r m u l. a s - * # Our formulas all have the sanio perfect proportioning and bk-nding uf ingredient,* that have made their super­ ior field value the past ipiarter century; Quality has not boon sacrificed -in tho slightest degree. Writo for catalogue and price Hit. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Alanufavfurrr* lltEAI. FimflUZElLH . Dealers in Spray Machines nnd Insecticides .. . jack h o n v i Llr , rw . t% • . FULL STOCK ON ».HAND AT • » Sanford Branch, R; C. Maxwell, Manager -a -• w . j .; T H I G P H N & C O M P A N Y < : A0ENTS “" ;. \ y-*%-ft > - * •% , G en era lu F ire V Insurance ‘ OW oo wllh HOLDCH R I X L tS T A T B . p . Sanford. fe ro cio u s o r v ic io u s nnim nl, it' shall, ho th o d u ty o f sali| p o lic e ; to fu lljs r-r in v e stig a tb said c o ip p io in l, a n d if. u p o n h iv cs tig a tfo n -ho finds th n t th o an im al In qu rstlori^ ls o f a -fe fo c io ils n atG r^’ find sn ap s ,'nt p cop ici o r a t**M prlnjarv, frlnjary, ti-wlt: teh ip ted T H o b ite .p e o p le , said ;d o g nd mipectora ef of *al>l Schell, Maine*. Intpertor;. Tim Keane w ith in ; t h e m eaplKH o f / t h i s o rd in ­ 'aprcturl J. AVV.O. Slnglftsry Intpectori Lung cLrl a n ce sh all be d eem ed t o be t fe r o ­ •J* AU csodhtats* candidate* lor tha th* jVarfou* yarioue pffiraa efiirsv to b« Its ve•ted In valJ primary Wiiuvt. fit* *lih th* cious^ a n d v ic io u s a n im al. ••bll*_war»V sxsrollv* r*mchbalrma* »l/n »_ .ol. lh# _______, S e ctio n -4. T h a t it shall bo- th e gf.Nnv6mrelltee, on or bafora the 14th da)r of.Nov#m oil 5 1 # “■be bar, 1017. notice ol their Intentjo*-■ d u ty o f th o ’ ch ie f o f p o lic e t o r e p o r t rsn'dliistvs.'snd at lha Urns of fllllig -iuch nolle**, the asestsmsnl St*last suqh farrdl- Jo tly> m a y o r o f th o c it y * o f S a n fo rd ■Ja.f! must nccompib) th# ssms, togsihsr with a arrlttan ataUmant-pledging thais Win his fin d in gs a n d r e co m m e n d a tio n s on Ingnwa ta sbld* by th* taeulls ol said pri­ a n y 'c o m p l a in t m ad e to the c h f r f o f mary. No candidal# * name will bs placed on th* ballot who docs not qualify wllh the p o lic e reg a rd in g a n y ‘fcra ciou a or chairman of tha rxscullv* t o mn.lttv* within v icio u s d o g , an d th e re u p o n th e m a y . thh time abov* apaclfiad. Tb* aaasiamtnl* aa mad* by Ik* nxacutlv* or ah all issue an o r d e r u n d e r.th e seal enmrr.lttrW are sa fallows: ’ For Mayor — ------— --------- —— **2'22 o f th e d t y ' d ire cte d t o . t h e d w n e r or For C o u n c i l m a n . 8. 00 ow n ers o f said d o g s , to .fo rth w ith Th# polling place ahsll be at tb# d ty hall In tha city of Hinford, Rsmlnols county, ’r e m o v e .k n d k eep r e m o v e d fr o m ' th ? Florid*. . Th* tollowlng M n o n i shall C* dssmvd t*-b# duly quallfiatl alactor# In this c it y lim it s s a id a n im a l, -or t o k eep prlm ar/fto-w lt: All while persona duty reg­ said d o g se cu re ly ch a in e d , fa ste n e d istered according te law anon the r*fl<tration boeks ot th# rlty ol Ranford, who a n d .m u z z le d a t a ll.^ im rs, w ith in ,U fo have paid their pell tax on or bafnr* Ih* 17th d i»cre tlo n o f th e m a y o r . .j dav November, 1917* LAKE, □ ay ol n o v . r { j RHBaT S e ctio n 5. T h a t sh o u ld n p y o w n e r Chairman f lha White Max1, Exacutlv* o r ow n e rs o f fo r o c io u f a n d v ic io u s Commute*. Attsatt BATSON, Acting Ravreiary. d o g s w ith in th e v m e a n lh g o f th is a c t 17-FrM»c fa il t o c o m p ly w ith th o ord e r issu ed ta U f Ctealt Csnrt far lha Kevaalh Jndlilsi b y th e m a y o r t o k e e p said a b lm a i Clrcell ef Florida.In aad far Bemlnel* s e c u r e ly ch a in e d , fa ste n e d a n d tmiE* Ceenl/.' fn Chaarery ■ WB.cn ft Toomer FertuLer Company z)6d, o r t o r o m o v o sa id a n im al a n d a corporation t o k e e p u l d ’ a n im a l r e m o v e d fr o m Levi n Inford and Eva II. BlnUrd tb o c o r p o r a te lim its o f th e c i t y o f ^n|i | ||. ^ ^ Order ol aervlc# by PublicationS a n fo r d , F lo rid a , It ahall b e th o d u t y To: Ltvl Blnfoid 10S Whltahali 8U AtUnta, Oaorgia; Labi BISTord Atlanta, Oaorgta; o f th e c h ie f o f , p o lic e fo rth w ith to EvtrU. Bin lord, Atlanta. Georgia. I* I* hereby ordered that you appear to ca u se au ch v ic io u s o r fe r o c io u s d o g the'bib e f complaint filed herein against you t o b e k ille d , . J * *D. - '■ IIBII^ind F I l l BUM eu th* M_____ rd day _______ I ef_D*c*mb*r, ■ ) NN! _ . . -A. dctlfM U d t i "Hanford HeraM* k L .•by .. S e c tio n 6. A n y p erson o r p erson a shall be the naw,paper In which thla thl* order i publbhtd o a ce ' a week far fivw (I) ronassutlv* w h o in a r y w a y in terferes w ith th e weeks. Witness my hand k-------arn l/ _aeal. . .s. i nRIce this 'p olice o r b in d e rs a n y officer, in th e •A. D. IBIT SJrd d iy •! Oct*b#r,;A. p e r fo r m a n c e o f a n y req u ired d u t y E- A. DOUGLASS. Clavk. . (*#*I) u n d e r th is o r d in a n c e w ith re fe re n ce “ V. UI ..DDougtau, By ou D. C . L. W. Baldwin. , to d ogs,’ sh a ll u p o n ‘c o n v ic t io n th e r e ­ Solictor (nr. Complainant .IT-FrLBt* o f b e fin e d n o t m o r e th a n 1 2 5 .0 0 o r NsUts *f AppHratlsn fnr Tax Deed Under Im p rison ed n o t m o r e th a n tap d a y s , Use tiea ■ e f Ch**l*r 4101 Law* o t I Ur. w ith in th e d is c r e tio n o f tb * m a y o r . Notice I* fcsrsby « V*a that Ckax. Tylsr .Section .7, This ordinance shall purebassr of Tax Ceiilfiaata* No* IIB (IT with law. f k Cor. Magnolia and 41b St. -trwmlnatiin nf 1917, ,f»r bar 20, randtlal** or lb* I'Dovilnrf.'qfl'civ, tr>-»llt l- t _ _ Mayor ol-lb _______ of. Rani For *.cttjr ol, Hanforrl; H.vrn (J1 Count jtinan, and Flea (6T pert on a tc serve lor IwA years next ensuing ta Easeutlye Uornf'ltteemen. cates smbracx .the Srty ekuatsd ..................u A SDiadl T H E M „ take effect . Immediately upon its passage, and approval by the .mayor. .1 hereby certify that tho foregoing ordinance, waa .duly passed by the city council of Sanford, .Florida,- on tbs 16th day of October,.A . D .-lSn, v (b«*.I) . Ja*. 0, Roberta, * , City Cleric. A p p f o v e d by ma on this the 15th day of October, A. D. 1917. , 4 J.-D. Davison, c Mayor. ' l*V I . T G KT©Wa Ooamn " iv ' An Ordinance Hcgulnling Dogrf Ih- it ordained by the mayor nnd Satire of Appiliatlju tor Charter city council of Sanford, Florida: To Whom It May Confcrn: Notice It hereby given that the under-' Section 1. That It shall ho un-. signed hill on tho Saturday, November 6Uh. 1917, at 10 a'rloek a. m., or a» toon there­ lawful /,-r iinV owner or owners of after at we ran be hcanl, at Del.and, Flor­ to per­ ida* make apiltrallon to Judge Jarr.re \V. any ferocious or VfclotjV I’rrlilnt; Judge Seventh Judicial Clrcvlt ol mit iame to roam or.Tuh'nt large Flurlda, lor an urdcf ajuAovIng the propnted charter-of. end Incorporating, Th*'-Ranlortl within, .the, corporate’ Ilmlfs-jdf. the CommrftUI Ataoclatlon, tho object trl which la to promote th«f Interrat nml-welfare of It* city ’af *Ssr»ford, - FlbrofdaVyC>’'". membeta by <rcol>cr*tl” » m u tu a l a* •.Stcllqfb■ ’ 2. A dog ijt .lotge*. within •Dtanre:among iljemttlvev, and tho com­ munity where they re-lde, the same b-lng a *tho mc&ning of this ordifiniice Is nonprofit aharlog. contnrallon. . tha original deemed any dog ronmirig Lite propoird charter ol which (e-npw on file In the o IIIre ol* ClerlC'iCIrcoll 'Court Seminole streets o f o f Sanford ru>t County, as required1 ty l» wunder leash-and muzzled with Irtjn, 'll. A. Newer-an, C-n „ W, M. M O iH n w , muzzle Zf oAl securely chained rfpd ‘ "A I). 4.. Thrarhcr, . J. W. ni-klmv,, ■; <’ tnuzzjwd .’vthili' kept on the preinlsu? j . O. Hall. , ; o) the owtii^ ‘P c lt-Fil-5tr •' vScctlolL O;, Tuiat on coinpIiifnt^Jjeng mntlti'lo tliV (fhlcf tif police thjit Ttl* within a n y .d o gg w ith in tthe ’. io city c it y limits -1A* zi U t f * , - - - t Lot t l Palmer’# Sub- DivUoq .tS rtfci _ 10 8 11.11 I . . ^ file ten cel unleo* sooner * » ________ Let X and L et-I ih U J lr ,) Palthe etockholdexo or attordia* to mar's Sub. Dlv. ef Be*. IT. T p. 00rrf R. II K##ie Ho. 4 { L ot 14 (f##* Ur*) Fttn«y>i -flab* ’ ■.V, " E A Homc-Likc Hotel With All The Conveniences Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 8 o f Chapter 4888 Lawn of Florida Notice^ Is hereby given that A. F. Boston, purchaser of Tax Certificate No, 23G2, dated tfio 2nd day of June, A. D. 189G, has filed laid cer­ tificate in my office, and has made application for tax deed to'fssuc in accordance with law. Said certifi­ cate embraces tho following des­ cribed ‘ property situated in Sem­ inole County, Florida, to-wlt: NW H or SWJ* of N BK See. 22, Tp 21 S, II 31 K. 10 acres. Tho sold land, being assessed nt the date of tho Is­ suance of such certificate In the name of J. A. Fcavy. Unless said certifi­ cate shall he redeemed according to law tiv dred will issue thcreori ,on tho 27th day of November, A. D, 1917. • Witness my official signature and ftor. I iliis the 2Gth day of October, A. D. 1917. "(ipfil) E. A. Douglnss, ... Clerk Circuit Court, Semlnolo County,- Florida. ' By V. M. Douglnss. D. C. 19-Frl-Glr . * • . her. A. D . I flT . it? ,. * T H Whowa my offltUI •tguo.ur* enfl j»*1 thla Iht 19th day ol OcMbjr, A. D. 1917.. (aa^ll E. A. DOUni.ASH, rlerlt rirrult Court. lUnlrtla Co^ FI*. 17-Fcf-Atc By V. M. Douglass, O C. n on Ih* I •'—A .-.'iL . l Lobs'ter Shell Cracker. Resembling nn enlntgrd nut’ cracker, in Implcmenf hint been, invented for. Tacking the nholln o f lobsters. J js a r v s s fi^ a : the ** btheel District, to- be used ■01vr I * V r **4° , Ju2 ul,r' **• fu n e f " * beU dir^^ijiSFrevfng •*heels. . . . r t i ? 1 DlairteP » S thi f B urial Tn* m m m m fta tx m Tit* Stir* and Btripea -;\voen the American flag 11~(U1|IMI oil a flat flurfneo tbe ctara should ap­ pear In lb * tipper.Jeft‘hand corner U the stripe* ere horizontal j In the up­ per right band cornar If the strip** V*. 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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, November 02, 1917 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 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>, November 02, 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